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THURSDAY, JUNE 25, IKK
Rookie Collects Pinion And Boris
Pair Of Doubles Are Released By
Also Againt Sox Local Ball Club
’ Gehrig Becomes First
[ ^ American Leaguer
p : To Rap 100 Blows
JOE GRASPS
Cotton Leading May Come Back Miley And Berg '•
Field lo British
Remain In Lead
Golf Tournament
! In Denver Play
AlabamanQualifiesTo
Quarter-finals Billed.
. Remain In Meet;
On Today’s Round;
Caddy la Surprise
Solomon Defeated
Replace McCrone A t
First Base Position
^ C H IC A G O , Jum
—The
U__ V—l, TanbaM "irOTllmn1
HOYLAJUC, England. Jane tS.
— (AV-Henry Cotton, the door
prodigal to n of British golf, lod
tha field in (ho M-hol, qualify
ing round for the British open
championship yesterday with 119, ]
9* ' « » “ 11
“ | ,u o « m officially announced today
four ihoto ahead ef Gene Sara-1
flf y f* *
by haads of Urn Sanford basseen, who topped the fire Ameri
' Di Maggie not only paced tha hall club.
can qualifiers.
.
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betters with two homer* and
Jack Pinion sad Frank Boris
Other Americana who qualified,
pair of doubles, but clouted ware the two who gat thatr wajkwith their Korea yesterday and
hoth ef tbs round-trip blows in I lag papers, whlto J. W, McNally
their totala wen Ten Turner, Pina
tha-same Inning to equal tha j was handed a contract and told
Valley, N. J , 73— 144; WUHe Goomajor league record.
to do Ms stuff around first bans.
tin, San Francisco, 73—160; Joe
Hie four-bagger* drove in five; tba each formerly heft Bpw*
Axar, Waco, Texas, 76— 160; and
ruse to tbs Yank*’ huge 10-run by ex-Manager Stuffy McCrone.
Enrle Bell, Mobile, AM.. 74—154.
epTse la the fifth, when Jake
MeNelly played for the locals
T. Dennis Boardman. Sooth
Powell also connected far the la tba first of the Meson but
Hamilton, »e««« u j Frank Ball,
Circuit with tha bases loaded. In was traded to the Albany BoaeTannererille, N. T „ felled to qaalithe mures of the battle, Frank’ tore In tha IntomaUonl Leegu*
t j. Boardmen shot an S3 for 163
Cmetti and BUI Dickey also hit Later ha did duty on the diamond
sad Ball took a 77 fbr 144, wall
homers lor the Yank* while U s e at York, Penn. It was through
outside the qualifying Unit of 156.
SetMl! did theseme far
the an armagemant wlw
*«•
It arms left to an unknown caddy
K ntd Son.'
.
Clubs that the InfUlder returns
to furnish the drama In yester
. . . . . . j . . . here- He eleo, has bean
on tha
day's play, Waltw Smithsra, a
w a ter.ef the Daytona Beach
caddy at Buanlngdala, who shot a
Sl.ten
and the Del-end Red*.
71 over the comparatively cecy |
I l - l game* over the Boston
,^11# pi )offl ^
hie n Iw w
Wallasey course Tuesday, toured • tb s. Helen Wills Moody, ece
S e f k i , who war* defeated y.e- from u * Ioe, i ah*, be .101 raHewls ana o f the meat dramatic momenta In the Bchmellng-Louie bout at Yankee Stadium the first nine of the back-breaking, of th* American tennis courts, la
mains the property ef Chat- last week. The Bepie sleep-producer from Detroi t find* out for th* first time bow It Teel, to kiss Hoytok# course In S3 yesterday' seriously considering mors Inton^YtWhtng* on WAIT aides didn't
w*
V*
“ orU’
WfttNtt'to n thing. Both the
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___ the floor. BenfeHJto* m e/ tee Ike whole fight f tom the screen of the RiU Friday end Saturday.
-lend away from Cotton, but ^C She’* not definitely decided yet
■tutor*. Lefty Gome* tor the
--------------------- a - — --------- -M___________galleries converged op him * * « _
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f t * 4* and Bugsr Cain tor th*
A»
[a the Florida Buts
1*3, were belted out early. Pat League were rained ant ysetorHelone, who relieved Gomes dur- Hay Today the ' Lookouts a n
of Stretm .i M Party AUle, the
ft r t h * Whlto Bon three-run rnl- ^ u U d J play Daytona Beach
British Rydor cup star. Allis add
!», *■ p * taurth, took credit for hew st 3 P. M.
ed • 74 yesterday to bia 69 of
*h f. victory, while Babe Phelpa,
Tomorrow the locale take the
Tuesday.
thf saeead of four Chicago pitch- road and return tha fata* with
•f*» * M charged with th* da- the Islander, there.
Until Smlthera earn* In at th*
Che*. Wart, club pneldent.
tor-end o f the field with hi* 71,
The Yankee 34-hlt attack, la said the Lookout* aw now wllhTurner’s 73 was tha beat score of
*wh|ch Lou Gehrig became the! out the coaching services at Zlm
the day on tha Hoylak# course.
fb*| men to gat 100 hit* thlaj Bock, veteran Chattanooga scout,
Richard Burton, another British
•fupu by collecting four la yes- who with Mr*. Bech left yeetorRyder cop player, finished a stroke
terasy’s clash, started In the first day on an Ivory-hunting tour s f
j
frame, whan tha Yanka counted lha South.
two run* on three safe blows.
Beck has been hors since Bill
* Th* Box Immediately went out R«l**r», new local manager, took
f t front In their half ef th* la- ®°n*wl of th* club nearly two
ftiig, by pushing throe talllea
Wtnaa tha plate. From theta on
H ws* a battle ef sluggers with Alvin Crowder Gets
w*’! M th* high percentage at Is eaoogh la Itself to Stoiep Tbs- *tt In charge or athletics at S|
V o A n iln n
p . _ v « b , talehepe ,B * * • scramble* over lay at a first-rate threat and pa* school which he* been repraV a c a iio n
r o r I ear th* barriers, that It U talk as well ttnttal Olympic winner. He’s Just , tnud by football end basksthell
n rm n rrM
"•* *• W*T* fka fieg to briskly In
one against tha U. R A , hut South , teems that have been among th*
v to rL w d J ,’ tZZ**
l
UM!vM,Urim H*k'
8UT* Atkinson beat three be.t In Florid. schoMetlc clrcha,
whT^‘
nT#iT*f
P^ , bmtjr ,om• of Yankee finalists to «h* top* In for , i mMt a decade.
V 1 a J,
W»hwt our beet hurdler, will com* 3 crap. i « | . Bo It can ha dona.
i
t o u i e t it .'
dual handicaps of a eora arm aad.M r tn the final trroute
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A JsekionvUl* boy, Lockett at-,
a etomach aliment this vear.l
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asked yeetordey to be pieced o
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LEGAL NOTICE
tha voluntary rsUrsnpnt Uit f o r '^ b top.rwUh M.nmnc Ul*nt at
O T A W r i T U f l f i tnd Andrew Jsckaon High. After|
..««* Uk* I H I l l & 1 A I N U U > V t D being graduated from Jackson
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ron
n an
o n - th* ramelnder of u T season.
Ha left tool.ht fur -hi* h «e a l 2 f#*a*
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----------------------------------------- Lockett metrkuletod at Vender-1
non.
ipht o r r o c v r r ji'txin.
la s t s c o v a t t , n a n o r
’* eatete ef IIAnniETTg V
a* la kerahr given that W.
IAT1TT has ?U*4 hie final
o? jA^Tnirnri0V °l » av -
CeeeeeeO’i that be has flWd
etlllsa for flael Clecbarge,
bat M the n «ay ef An•>•1, be will apply te tb*
Mto 4“ ; Of SJaros. Cosaty
' ef aemlael* Coenly, rloriK *pyrevat ef said final re*
"ItARKIlnffl
nainaevili*
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All gamee^ rain
■t. Aueuatlae at Oalaoevllla
Pavtnaa Itoaab at Sanford.
. Pelatba at M e i A
gATIOff AI, tSAOUW
A Sensation - Breaking all A t
tendance Records on Extended
Runs Everywhere
Tfc* Fietest, H u t TKrUfcff Fight Wdarg Ev«r
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DENVER, Jen* 36.—(AV-T»P
favorites won their second round
matches in the woman’s traaaMlaslsslppt golf tournament hare
yesterday, cutting the field, ta
eight for today’s quarter-finals.
Miss Marion MUey, Lexington.
Ky, the defending champion;
two former Utleholdara, and Mlaa
Patty Berg, W-year-old. Minne
apolis star, who le the gallery
favorite, were among the wInMiss Mil*/ defeated Mrs. Leon
Solomon. Mrapkls, oaa up the
cloaeat match of tha day.
Mis, Phyllis Buchanan, Denver,
1133 trena- Mlealaeippi champion,
■cored a 6 and 4 victory omft
Miss Betty Boettorill, Salt L e fl
City, and Mr*. Charles Newbold;
Wlchlto,. t u , 1033 UUaboldar,
defeated Miaa Dvrolhy Treanj,
Ben Francisco, 3 end 3.
Min* Berg wee not hitting her'
shots as wall am In her prsvioui
cub par round*, but she was hit
ting them good enough to play
even par for th* 13 holes the
want before defeating Mrs. J.
W. Phillips, Bartlesville, Okie,
7 and 9. She won her match , by
tba Oldest margin at the day.
.c jfr -j I-D m - .»Oandtor,'-t DeSme
Tax, who qualified with n 74 to
tla Mlaa ’Barg for- .medalist
honors, wont Into the quarter
final round with l ! and 3 vic
tory over ftisa Shlriey Ann
Jdmtoan^HRPMMMHMBWPHI
University co-ed from Chicago,
Mrs. Chandler was two under
par far the 16 holts, mostly as a
m o lt o f accurate ap[Poaches. ,
Tha only match which ratal tod
fat even a (light upset was. th*
3 and I victory Mr*. R. D.
Sopor, Phoenix, Agfa, scored
ever her mere experienced oppo
nent, Mrs. btOtaa Zeeh, Chicago,
Mr*. Jsmes Rea ArselU, Jr,
Denver, defeated Miss Belly Oath,
Bt. Louft
R, and MU*
Minneapolis, dofwted Mlaa Helen Hoffman, Baft
U k * aty, by the u n i margifl
HOLD BHOKT COURBB
GAINEBVILLH, June SB— «P)
—BLxty-elght Florida phytkian*
*r* attending th* fourth annual
gradual* abort conn* for doctor*
at the Uatosnity of Florida.
�i <■
Seminole Comity Prodncen
Mara Frails And Vegetables Than Any
k
• Similar Ann In America
Sanford la Tfca Only Central ' !
Florida City Affording Rail. Hlffcwsft
And Water Transportation
Established I n 1908
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
A1 SmithWill
Not .Discuss
Future Plans
A] Smith
100,00 Bedouin Tribes
men Propose March
On Jerusalem To
Get Rid Of English
Democrats Okey
Platform With
Social Program
Engineer, Soldier
Die In Train Wreck
■
H M
I d
Two Hundred Chiefs
Demand 'Showdown’
In Desert Meeting
s * AMMAN., Transjordan,
■une 26,— (AP)—Leader* of
100.0Q0 Bedouin warriors to
day proponed a inarch on Jeruaaiera to assist their Arab
brother* In the Holy Land. ,
They laid demands before
Emir Abdullah o f Trans-Jor
dan .bod called for a -show
down". after a meeting of
tOO aheiki and leaden o f desort
Arab chief* said thay .would
march enJhe iloly lwitd. ( r n was
nmeaeary, to ■rid tho country of
J«wa sad British. Soma leader*
•old tan days had been allowed
for tha Jaws and British to free
tho Arabs from “ dominants." If
thia la not dons, tbs tribsa would
eroa« Uw Jordan to help tho Ara*a
on tho othsr aids.
Tha muddy Jordan wa* guanlad at rmra Interv*:* by frontier
patrols numbering in all 1200
sotdWrs.
Arabs wrecked a train on tha
Jaraooalsm-Haifa Lydda Railroad
today hilling an engineer and a
‘•Idlor. A gsnoral fight batwssn
Ar*h attacker* and tha military
guard on tha trahi develop*!.
Fifty-Five Speeches W ill Be
M ade Seconding Nomination
O f Franklin D. R oosevelt
Senator Wagner
Riot Mars Convention
When Smith Signs
Seen In Balcony;
Ends In Free For All
to him ili«rlo«nf h*' .W * not now
have any Intrntion o f making a
cam paign speech f»r flo». I.anJon.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Aswwintaa
ln<l«y
drieribed
g,nnf, |, hflirvlnc ho h**l fulfille.l hi* political duty by making known hi* views on the
Ron.rvrlt Administration and the
when
dy ap
Nomination Will B f
First Made By A c
clamation Since *16
PHILADELPHIA. June 26.
— (AP)—The name of Pres
ident Roosevelt was placed
today before a cheering Dem
ocratic National Convention
to run for re-election on *
platform advocating a cdtte
atltutlonnl amendment unkw
-- —.‘•v*
he
Kor the pn**«nt his npposiWon
wi|| In* puxMivu,
NMI.A DELPHI A. June 26.—
A fi*t fight w n irr e tl nl the na
tion il lVm nr*«lie rtinvenllnn l*»t
night wh« n m in*11up i»f men *nd
wimirn MU|i|H>rterw nf Alfred ft*
Sm ith iri'g ii w avin g their ban-
DogVacdoatic
Urged By Pol
rr:
Seminole Demos
Place L loyd In
Chairman’sPost
President’s Name Is
Placed Before Con
vention By John EL
Mack O f New Y ork
Wild Stampede . '
Delays Address
^ d v o c a | o ~ ~ O m s t ifo *
Peru*tor Wagner of New York
ia chairman of th« powerful plat
tional Changes I t
form committee of tha Democra
*
Seen N e c e s s a r y ,
tic NET.onal Convention and laat
nighl aubmittod to tha delegatee
PHILADELPHIA, Join 26^s, was rmir^r* the Dem ocratic convention the platform of the party which (A*)—Th*
Democratic national
waa promptly adopted.
ion in should follow.
^Nawj
Icntlal
Pirtr.
■h* *
differ-
NUMBER 20t
national cconarata
and aocla)
problem* by Joint fadtral-atata
tetion, but by n comtitutlonal
-v ? * * .. .-3
form also declared tha party
would:
, U*« all sTallablo raaans to ralsa
farm Income toward Its pre-war
purchasing powar through tha
JACKSONVILLE, June 26.— soli const rratlon and domtitlc al
lotment program, and "vigorously
I/O—John D. Montgomery, itata
and fearlessly" snfotca th# antidirector of the “ Roosevelt noml- trust taws and re*tor* them whirs
n*tor." cluo, *ald today more than they have been weakened.
100,000 Florida Democrat* expectHere Is the eeeence of the plat-'
ed to attend 126 ralllee tomorrow form:
night.
Preamble.
Franklin D. Roosevelt 1* expected to be nominated by acclama
Meetingi are to be held to ralee
Tho teet of a repreetntstlva
funds for tha party’s nation*I government la Us ability to pro- tion some time tonight after M* name ha* been seconded by no
|campaign: They will differ la de mote th* safety and happiness of no let* than fifty-five prominent Democrats.
tails, but all will taehida th* pub tha poo pie. twelve years of
lic broadcast by radio of Pres
Republican leadership bars put
ident Roosevelt's nomination scU
bask,on tha road to restored
eeptaasa »#**ate dm-Philadelphia. .
health.
negleetod
Th* Seminole ' County Demo- . The** obligations,
through i t years of th* old lead
ership, have once more been rec
•*
ognised by American government.
Under the new leadership they Sons Of The Legion Leave Saturday Morn
(Cealtaaed Oa raae riv a l
M u» Kre&kt, Maxwell
Are Named To Fill
Committee Offices
Saturday Is Last Day
Thirty-Three 'Local B oys. n
A ttend Clearwater M e e t
Tha Seminole County School
Board today discussed bogetary
problems and plane for Installing
Mw, W-*t**l buses oa
mutes
ing For First Convention Of
State Organization____________
White .mo ckflnJU action Had!
,
M n taken at 1 P. If** indications m ea t
" A license costs but $1.2.1."
Chief Wiliams said. "Th# City
■Ss
“t ,
' kiaslsd someohst to cam for has secured th* service* of a doctho equipment of Urn new trmns- tor who will vaccinate ell licensed
dog* free. W* haven't tha least de
sire to shoot anyone’s pet, ItA w*
will use our gum rather than t*k*
th* chance of a mad dog biting
some child and endangering the
tot’s Ilf*."
Licenses may be purchased at
the Cfty Hall. Dogs may also be
vaccinated there.
Less than 70 permits had been Three of th* vteltora Identified
seld at uoon today, according to themselves as Jimmie Brown, Al
bert Turell and Anna Roast.
municipal records.
Thirty-three Sanfonl youth*, ail
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Elsie Mtnendes today obtained
a building permit, to erect s new
garage on Orange Street. Estimat
ed cost Is $200,
Hew memben In lb* local
lions' Club today included Fred
Cotlum, E. R. Purvis and J. E.
Qradlck.
Solution Is Found
Sanford T ats’ And
To Woman's Murder
‘LsayJ’ To Meet In
Benefit Ball Game CHATTANOOGA, Tsnn., June Work Sheets Filed
26.—n i —County Detective Rsy
In Dawson's Office
Sanford "fata" and • Sanford Clinton said today the mystariooa
“leans" will face each other on tho
haatenll diamond next Thursday
In * benefit baseball “ gams" de
signed to pradura funds to build
n Boy Scout assembly ha'I.
Tho loetl Lions Club Is spon
soring tha event which get* under
way at S P. M.
Ed Metech wlQ captain th* tent
er group white Paul Johnson will
bead ths team unhampered ky too
much aeotedepota. ’
An appeal waa mail* by Lion
■laying two months gge ad Mrs.
Mao
McConnell.
t$-year-old
mother of twins, had been solved
and the kilter died May I of
Clinton said Investigation* re
stated "positively" that- James
Jenna. M year-old painter, commilled the crime. Clinton said
Sanford Girls
Marion
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I Three Sanford |
’ M a position to
all attached
k Hospital b
Where th*
Lee If. Ranebotom,
special
packer of Florida celery, today la
vacationing on a lake in Mich
igan, according to n tetter re
ceived by Tha Herald.
Florida: partly cloudy tonight
and latuntey, possibly scattered
showers la axtrams south por
tion. Extreme Northwest Florida:
.partly cloudy tonight, Saturday
Approximately $0 work sheets unsettled.
have been received tn th* office
o f a A. Dawson, SemiMte.Coun
ty farm agent. It was announced
thl* morning by Mrs. Juanita
Krat, la charge o f the MtablUhmeet during the sheento of Mr.
Dawson, who Is la Osate.
Ths office reiterated that n*
federal payment* will bo made
that the operation involves
obligation on tho part of
lion Committee To
’A ttend Ftyfaiff Meet
An tetelten commit!** of the
Stntad Lies*’ Club fempoeed of
Vella WlUtema. d i l m u r I
Msytr, MnxdraU* Stewart sad w!
A. Patrick, probably wfll attend
t a State -AelaUon Conference la
Ocal* ngxt Month.
TW tevttatteu waa extended t*
1 . a Wilson, director at tha
Orlaada airport, after h* had
mamben of the local unit nf Son*
of th* legion, will Irsve 'here at
B A. M. Saturday for Clearwater
wham .they will attend the flret
convention and encampment of tho
state orgsnliatlon,
Percy Hero, chairmen of th* lo
cal, Legion's Boy*’ Work Commit
tee, win accompany th* unit and
supervise Its activities.
Th* Clearwater *ee*lon will bo
divided Into two separate divisions.
Convention routine wilt occupy th*
flret two days of ths period, while
an enrampment program will be
In effect for Che following tea
days.
Adrlsn Brawn, local member,
h*s been named temporary chap
lain of the state group and will
open and cIo m the convention.
Thomas Cobb la sspected to pro
vide assembly music.
Encampment activities are sim
ilar to those now practiced try
Boy Seoul*,
Sanford boy* who era making
th* trip am naked to assemble at
th* Tuxed* Feed Store at T A. M.
tomorrow when pictures of the
group wM be made.
Youths registered for the Jaunt
am:
I John Angai, John Pope, Harry
Lee, Jr., Chartee E. Cormier. Don
ald R. Stafford, Thomas Rivers,
Charter Park, Ralph Psiold, Sid
ney Richard, J r , Billy Richard,
Joa Tenbat, WaKar Campbell, Tom
my Mere,
Bobo Mera, Carl
Soderblom, Courtney Soderblom,
Reginald
lodgrblom,
Bkhwy
Stafford, Jaek 'Keene, Robert IT.
Washburn, Fred C. Wight, Ralph
B. Wight, IL Naal R. Angel, CltfJohn *. Oradtefc, Jr, Dais Hofmens, James Mu**, Richard Muse,
men, James Muse. Richard Mu**,
Billy Bmaan. Charles C. Weodruf.
Voluiln
is Attend
ninty Fete
aptennalrea Iasi
ih fry and dance
bf th* Volusia
at city.
V
James M. Carson
Indicates Possible
Senate Candidacy
MIAMI. June 26.—t/P)—James
. . .
M. Csraon, Miami sllornay, in
dicated test night he might run
for United States senator and
urged a special legislative session
to legalise special primaries such
a* thst -contemplated by the state ■
Democratic committee.
Carson, who ran for governor!
In 1K8, made public hi* view* In
a letter to all members of tho
new committee.
Homs* are needed for H on
“ It Is possible but not probable
that 1 shall bo a candidate In the than 100 boys and girls between
Democratic primaries for,one of six and 13 years of an*, accord*
Florida’s seats In the United log to a communication received
her* today ram th* Childrg?s
Blate* Senate." he wrote,
“If t should becom* a candi Home Society of JacksoneUlmMarcu* C. Fagg made an ay*
date, I could not announce yet, be
peat that soma of these youth*
cause I do not want to sit In any
be taken Into Sanford bom**; tf
gam* until I know th* rule*. For
possible.
th* asm* reason. It can not yet
"Practically all th* Uttle chil
be decided tn which group 1
dren and older glrx"over 14 have
been sent to good homes," Mr.
Fsgg wrote. "Scores have b*M
Invited to spend th* summer tn
some of the most delightful
homes In th* state, and several
have’ gona out of Florida wWk
families spending the lummevvlu
the mountain* and elsewhere,"'
He said those who are M L | I
tha Home desired to "go out" ta I
th* summer, too. Any S a n ta s
dtlten who wish** to houaa *M
of th* youths for th* (unuaS
is Instructed to write Mr. I k n
at 428 St. James Bulldtag, J u t t
sonvllla.
t MM
LQCALWEA’
�m
ford Herald
gum m a
h erald , ia h v m b i
BONfFAT, Jom M. —(ff>— receded *» Weatvffl* y
Jolts* Cooey, 40, dtod ko» rea-lllia toft arm « m amjw
Unlay frost a ahotgiui wound |as affort to save bUllf*.
Corporation* t o
fe c b r d R e ta in s
Association In backing up /thfc.wtlvitles of The Jilnio’t
Chamber of Commerce In tryfnsr to nbotleh “Cubl*’ and
"Bolita" gambling in this county. We add our plea to that df
the ministers and the Jajxres In urging the City Com
missioners and atl law enforcement,officers to make every
possible effort toward a rigid enforcement of the laws I m m e d ia t T ~ h lifi*
which prohibit gambling o f this kind.
Urged By CoUwtoi
We particularly wish to call to the attcptifan ,of the
FVom
JackadntUu
public that portion of the ministers' letter which btatnes the
depression, contrary to popular belief, not ,bn technical Capllsl atoek tax ttshk* far tt»
progress but on human frailties.
It was exactly as the yrtr ending Jang 3d, 1930, are be
W h eth er a
Oo Capital Steel
W E E K -E N D T R IP
or lodger
you will feel more
comfortable If you
have no worries
over a possible
Iona or theft of
/ou r travel funds.
t is always wise
>efore starting out
o convert your
cash Into
in* malted today from the offtdi
of J, Edwin Larsen, collector a
boom, the wild stock market craze of *28 and *29, the Internal rewiwkj JWtooavfUe, a*
frenzied gambling by monied Interests In busltlfeti and r o r d ln g t o Wlleitot reed red hen
agriculture, which brought on the crash of the early
thirties and the. depression for which we are still paying.
And It Is this same desire to get something tor nothing
which has stimulated the sale of lottery ticket* lit this
IftrvV I la it m v iilit r « f Ike
IlMl l*l«* whirl k #1#!*- riiy during the later years of depression *£nen making
faiHUd in ill# as# far tr* money in more legitimate forms of activity was Impossible
M kfl o f n il k r a i d l i M f i h m
la It *# mot aibrrwlef and every dollar was needed to. meet ordinary living ex
t» la
h a m ik<l i l s a Ih#
railed to the fart that any
Hundreds of humble people, both whits and black,
p n h \lm k * 4 k r t r ls . A t! penses,
corporation, that hia not yat
M h li r i t l a a
mi sperlnl occasionally employed, often unemployed, have sacrificed the
•w
k#v»ln
a re
§!•• r#<
focal which their families needed in order to take a chance
with .their last dollar on a lottery ticket.
Siding. Anothrr lorg* building
We hoar people apologize for the lotteriei. . , We hear will b* rrretrd at Ut« cornrr or
-1‘ «t on th*
them say that they arg IbcaUjr, operated, that tfre money ™
ILK VERSB FOll TOP AT
the aits
Mays rffrht here at home, that the poor do pot
tottery
If they are lost
or stolen, a prompt
refund Is made. They
are spendable at
filling stations,
hotels, tourist
camps, etc, from
Coast to Coast.
Your signature is 1 "
the only identifica
tion required. * Ask our teller about
this convenient
form of protected
travel funds.
ws.
Chenlirsl rC0-
Wl
for frrtiluer and at pplfes itA
will be a largo brick building that
will take car* of the bualneo* of
thla firm In the celery delta.
A congenial party apendlng
Sunday at Daytona were: Mr.
#nd Mr*. R. A. Newman, Mr. and
We eltn'.l expert ii marked Im (n nny sense of the word. They do take iponey out of Mr*. I). L. Thro*her. Dr. snd Mr*.
provement In th - grammar of oui town, barrels of It, and unlike certain other drains bn the Samuel Puleaton, Ml** Charlotta
shllOmi imtr
vte haw j»ul community, like the mall order houses, and th* practice (land, MU* I'cache* Uffler, Ar
thur Vowell, Georg* DcCottes,
■jWglWi In11> our rdutola,
of trading put of town, they give nothing in return.
■ R * * - * i - * n -*•*
and. H. M. Lloyd.
And
even
if
the
lotteries
did
not
takd$
money
out
of
l i k ftillHf-wf-MUa.,Bena Mur
/ j T l i e - v r lr f 'lf gtivrrmir in Dade
riitm* j v.ii I'l'ltewny town, they take money xiut of the legitimate chJmrtfla of rell wo* unintentionally omitted
rirculntion. A dollar which is going the rounds pf the from th« Woman'* College grad
1HJ2B, -Con.- iu.tr/.
lottery rackets, is Just ono dollar which is not being passed uate* when „ recently pubtlahed
What W* would llhi- t ■ -<
over the merchants' counters, and there are thousands of upon their return. MJ*» Murrtll
■ Democrat* write Into il—
not on^ gVadVate r f A
them. The Jatterjcs do not stimulate business
form l« « plunk nlni'i bin;,
pfeting jioon nb pWnA%- •? W k w
business, nnd for every Job they furnish to |
l -’ employ nicnl.
ind d?Knmrd ' RchoaJ . mirm.
men, or operators, they eliminate two Jobs fi
, For laveral day* after"ttfSlto
business arid .Ififjuxtry.
*
|
]
.And HOW. they nil- lulki
primary election il waa rumored
The
cry
that
tho
poor
mako
money
o
u
t,
about building
amillicr rt
that Senator Dnnegtn, candldato
is
Ido
ridlculo
boro* track at Miami, maki
for te-elcetlon In the Nineteenth
that so ,many
three In that Immediate vicinity.
. T ~ r r — -r r --------- , ------- - ... ------ n_
.
. . utatrict, would cont*»t th* elerpoor mnn does hold a lucky number, and when he does, I tion butwith hi* euatomary good
, An Ohio pTof***or f1ml* only a the lottery operators make sure that everyone In town ['""tore *od high td*»l» in hl»
-fglnt reflection In facial eiprei- bears niKiut It with all the most effective exaggerations, brand of ti.moer*cy. th* yenator
. ektna to emntlun* felt within. Tlie
***bki*11^ l!"
ITSL1* playing hl» ]»nker In fa*t Rut of everyone who wins, there are hundreds who lose. M***
Each mnv lose only a small, sum of money, hut the money of
i !?.
<QU![>a»y.—Detroit News.
which all of them lose tx>gether Is a tremendous sum.And .T"* dl,<r,p“ “ le‘ in
lh# #U<'
mail* ■fto prediction that no one hears about that except the boys who are in on the I m'ui Marian 0*y and Ml*a
yd Cone wouldn’t win the racket.
a . ___ l
Ottll* Medlln of ijJackooncUls
ivemor'a inre, b n lT f we had
Thu people of 8aaford have but
'oft*choice they canl „ „ „ KUr,t, 0( Mr*. Allan Joom
I wouldn't Uc any * Smre ml*- make. ■'Hlth*r th<y will surrender to tho lotteries, or they Lrvrral day* l**t waek.’
'
krn than nil tho spiirl. wrltrr* will stamp them,out. If they surrender, the lottery rnckeThe Ut. R«v. Bishop Mann of
Who s Iihohl unnui
teers will soon own the town. If the right thinkingpeople
Orlando * u th* gu**t of the
JR -tou i-.
unite ami fight, they can stamp out thisgambling craze, h**. Artour Hearing Peck and
,nd M7" S"
ChM* *°r
to |k.lltlml gukidp I. ih.it Die And that ia tho way to better times, peace of mind, and
th* week-end.
Irktlon of Fr*d Cone for happiness.
'• One thing you can any about
: Benalar Barkley, hi* hark I*
vrnor linn Vnatly
imioovcd
-chnnrt . of Hoyle Cnrlt.m of
5P« fir winning (ho eonnto-
AMERICAN EXPRESS
\ TRAVELERS CHEQUES
Coon toad HastwHs-Reratlow, the former Barbara Hutton of flreutt-U* wealth} Count naugertU-Kovlhtiow (right), and Franklin U
formerly MXHpl*d by
Hutton of New Yofk, Barbers'! father, ara ihown tearing their Hyde
houn-' Thit building ,wl
Park Gandana home to London with her Infant ton, lance, for hia
td by lb* AhiericSii i rirdltdhll beptiim St Marlborough Home Chapel (Aaaoeiated Prti Photo)
CHANGING THE (EARTH* I
Will opes river* In high place), and
: fountain* In the mldit of the valI will tn*Vo the wildcmM*
a pool df water, and th« dry land
-Spring* of wator.—InaUh 41:18.
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A
A tU R IK H
Prcvcfitlng Auto Accidents
A solution of the automobile accident problem will be
Daponr, iho wid| known reached
when individual owners or drivers exer
bat ill of prohtiiillim day*, cise the same care on the road that is required of com
italdad in Uh- bark by a mercial fleet operators, according to John E. O'Garo, execf prbmtim- in Al.ntra* Unt
Uty. Bat fur tluil matter, to
A, nunibrr of the late rtmllteiyU. lh»y lilik too.
mor luu it that Guv..8)ioit(
tjng, to appoint WUIIum L.
to aerve im amalor in
Iwr’e place until tho next
ml etudiuir. Hill has been
het’a territory for many
in 4lvin| ovenvhelftiin^ preference to Cfitrirotet
, The rtiliadrliibiu livjiircr r*-.
ort* that during April it « .
iDnl "Informative mate11*1" ftum
arlou* ngtnciva of the federal
gorrrnnvanl,
weighing
thirty
Jnund* and containing half a mil■n word*. Wr do not know If
SPECIAL
o l d -f a s :
PiESaMfle
IT Tutcamcil nmtompurary retad* that a* a compliment or an
•dm—Detroit Fr«« Tr***.
Buttered Pecan
L It U hdorratlng to not* that ia
■t Irani two ctiimtir* Hlmlt* nppolttlw won ru elect ton In Tu«*
old/'* p*lm*ry, |>. C.
IV Columnn
nSa aplwlntcd aheriff of Ihide
county by Go*. Sholta following
Jho mnuvol af Din llardlo.
Terxtay Coltmnn, after getting
fnto tho runoff threw week* ago,
!ph*d over Lr*Ua Quigg, a
ir pdlci' rhlvf, for rr-clcciu lilllaliotough, Jet+y Meother fellow*!
a'wt nppuinlrd ahoriff by failure to krep 1
Rhalti, was also rc-cIcctcd.
pate,a
sudden il
JWAbO M flUUUCII
UUI nuvwuiff
sd, by tho way, h a former
and'that they were unnecessary
paparmnn.
ipatkm could prevent them, were
amt now, oldioogh at thg operators whifthbnrtight i
apparent)/ wen T**ei>n by at lasat SO.OOd
Banaim'Kut
Uy ire itll 4f 'fSfata A At
�t
SANF01
MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
^
Social (Calendar
,
BATDRDAT
Wo* Mary Nell Smith aril] give
g certificate piano racital at 5.00
P. M. in the studio of Mrs.
Fannie S. Munson, Myrtle Are
nts*. Mr*. J. L, Inglry, soprano,
Will to assistant talent.
MONDAY
Dr^ Nee man, pastor of
the
Physto Science Church, will give
■ lecture. "U fa in the Astral
Plan*," at 8:00 P. M. at the
Woman's Chib budding. The pub
lic la invited.
TUESDAY
Th. Woman's Missionary So
ciety *f th* Pint Baptist Church
will have a district rally at 10:00
A. M. at Oviedo. A covered diah
luncheon at noon.
Summer Bible Eveat
Billed At Lake Swan
Person &ts
MISS FLORIDA
C d b a n , Mexican
P illllJ
T a riff b
Imarina harlnc the p**»r to
Start a storm at a ta -a V i than
IVom tins* !mmanorial tba
tore* of th* ocean In a -fito hai
beta
considered
trftototlbl#.
ft* water, producer* *f motion
pictures Kara teamed to stimu
late a storm so realist" ”
Oa photoplay show*
______ ,power
____ of
„ w MJ l M wav*,
wfcbty
wMb n e k effect that th* specta
tor la apt to eiparlene*' • ting*
•f seasickness in watching it.
Rarefy ha* thU been mor*
foreatony demonstrated than in
•Dangerous Water*,’ th* eidtlag Universal drama coming to I
th* Rita Theatre on Saturday.]
with Jack Holt in tha atarringl
rot*. In the production of this'
picture two week* war* spent'
at sea on the Pacific Ocean.
A great deal of th* story action'
occur* during a terlffle atorm.
Before fh e company left San
Mr. and Mr*. IL W, Tomer, 911
Pedro, th* ship had bean elabo
Park Avrnur.
rately prepared for storm scenes.
Richard Williams has accepted At two points along th* rail, in
■ position as head of the print place* out of camera range, high
ing department at the Benson tower* were erected, surmounted
by great wooden tuba capable
Springs Orphanage.
The first of a sarie* of stnwmer Bible conference* to b* con
ducted by th* Florida Bibla In
stitute of Tampa *111 b* held at I
the Lake Swan Bible C o n fe r e n c e
ground, in Melrose between June
2* and July S, according t*
notices rrcelred hero today.
The conference is inter-denom
inational in character and the
Mr. and Mrs. R. W . Trru*v.
public ia Invited to attend th*
family has* moved from Mj
activities.
Aniona the speaker* scheduled Avenoe to 917 Park AVinw*.
to appear are th* Rav. W. T.
Watson and th# Rev. A. A. Smith,
Mias Jesnna Walk** of Savan
bc«h of Tampa, tha Rav. T. IL nah, C.a. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs
Nelson of Isis Angeles; tha R*V. V. E. Douglass, 919 Park AVaUua.
Arthur Tain of Havana; tha Rav.
Lawrrrnrr Nelson of Vettiea; and
Mr*. H. O. Brake of Barnesthe Rev. John Minder of Mai- vtlle, Gs, Is visiting her parents,
Democrats Accept
Abolition O f 0 f ( f
Two-Thirds R u t *
R e fte rft, “
(*P)— Democratic platform rfrafTtv*
tarried cold should*!* Thur-day to
Florida's bid for toriffa oa Cuban
and Mrsx-aa agricultural itnpcrtattoo*.
C. B. Troadway, Tavmre*. tU
•tat#’* platform committee ream,
bar, uM ha urged tba tariff. bat
added, "other mamiari lakJ It
aaida and aald Ibara would ba no
larlff declaration in tba platform."
Mr*. Titian Mont W n t, Jaek•■invllle, speaking for tba National
to atop It!
^vateConflw m .
S .U I .T S
SPECIAL
Monttoy — Tuenday Wcdncstiajr & ThontdAT-’
$ 6 .0 0 DUART
WAVE •/■ J
requiring a two-thirds vote of del
egates to nominate a presidential
candidate.
It approved hy voire vote a rule* *
committee report that also Includ
ed instructions to the nationsl '
commitee to work out a plan for
luhmlsslon to the 1‘JtO convention
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Frailer and1
apportioning d<doirn(e- on the basis
of Democratic voles Instead "I son, Tbumas, left today for a
short trip. Later in th* summer
on population as at present
After a two-dny verbal hsttlo, they plan to g to North Carolina.
during which the role was -crapped
hy a vote of Ml to in, the ruin
Jlsaw flihatm. riffctlt*
rommilre unanimously adopted a , j
frray ami Willard Robertson.
rrsoliition directing th* ""natioliiT u
Committee to formulate a re-appor- j
linneient on. the basis of Demo- ,
Roosevelt, Engineer
craU in earh state rather than the |
state’s totyil populntinn.
Talk Florida Canal
!. O. Chase. Jr.,
Chase, III, «n
Senator Clark uf
Missouri, v Sunday for
chairman of the rommllt#*, railed planning to
WASH!NOTON. June 26.—HP)
to spend son*
■tho rewilulion a hvrldnger of har
President Roosevelt talked over
e Florida ship rant! yesterday
mony and Democratic auccesa.
By Its action the rule* commit
Ith the project's eonetructlon
tee sought to satisfy ■ bloc of
lief, l.leut. Col. Brehon Somersouthern states fearful of losing
their voice in naming presidential
Whut th* two decided, if any
candidates.
thing, was not disclosed a* the
Representative Coa of G«orgis
confcrenca ended.
and Beeman Strong of Teiaa, who
*T rant tell you a thing," Som
carried the brunt of th* fight for
Mr*. N. W. Hall and Miss Grac* ervell said.
Dixie, abandoned plana to present Hall of Valdosta, G*., are spend
The engineer saM the c*nal fore*
n minority report against scrap ing a short time here artth tba already had been decreased to
ping J^o two-third* rul* and. car- farmaria siatar, Mrs. Ikh Hall, Iabout 1006 men. bat that a skele_
i - i * —-—
»*
tying* thet* fight to the Loot.
ton
ataff
prohiMy eouM
continue
befor* goto# to Miami.
operation* aa lata as Aug. t with
New Liquor Control
Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Truhick and out an additions] allocation for th*i
project The last Congress refused
J«ft this morning for
la Effective July 1 family
to authoris* th* expenditure of
Orangeburg, 8 Cm where Mr*. more fund* on the Florid* water
Truluck
will
be
a
bridesmaid
In
way.
WASHINGTON, June 26.—(#)
Colonel Somervell left for Flori
— A new liquor control law ’ for th* Howaa-Truluch wedding.
da after spending thrr* days in the
wholesalers go** Into effect July
Ellxabeth Allen returned today capital.
1, replacing th* invalidated NBA
to her hatq* In Orlando after
coda for th* alcohol industry.
Thousand* o f (he federal gov spending a few day* here with her
ernment'* new permit* -already uacl* and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Seven Powers Vote
have been Issued, and by next F. Mann, West Nineteenth Street.
T o Scrap Sanctions
Wednesday *11 other wholesale
liquor dealers will bo', expected I John M. lielley arrived last
GENEVA, Jus* M .-/A 5 -S e v
to display In tbelr place* o L M - night front Washington and New
neeii certificate* attesting the York City whore ha has been spend en neutral powers, Including Nor
______
Sweden. Finland, Swltieralcohol administration'* permission ing some time. He anil Mre. Kel way, Sweden,
for Oielr operation.
I ley and their eon, Owen, ore land, Denmark, th* Netherlands
and Spain, Inst night voted to lift
planning to leave Tuesday for New sanctions against Italy.
HONOR GUEST
York
and
Wisconsin
to
spend
the
Mile France* Fair Mllteer of
Their decision made It almost
Fort Myers wee honor guast at ■uturner.
certain that th* economic and fi
a luncheon given Thursday at noon
nancial penalties Imposed against
Word has been received that Italy for aggression oa
at Perrydejl la Orlando. Follow
on Ethiopia
ing luncheon, which won eerted Roy Chittenden, formerly of this last
laat October will be lifted during
T ' _
in courses, tha guaota lattended city, la attending the Democratic n«at week’s session of the League
the movie* In Orlando, Those pres Convention to Philadelphia end le assembly.
ent weret th* Misses France* Fair acting aa assistant doorkeeper.
Grant Britain and Franc* are
Mllteer, Martha Bishop and guest, He has been In Washington for leading the campaign to abolish
Kathleen Cherry of Oraagafcufg, tho o«at four ysare aa secretory Isanctions which they call “dangerS. C., Dorothy Wlgglaa and Jenc to M. .WDIgreeit, repngenuilvg ou* and futile." Belgium also Joined
[Sharon.
from Seattle, Wash.
lb* entl-eaiwtlonMt movement and
Ratal* I* expected to follow be
for* th* assembly ^convene*.
Announcing the Opening
At 2 P. MjSaturday 6 f
£2
, A , w
ov
**"*
In the Sbeppard-Ka
Frslt HoopiUl, a privata taft
tion whkh specialize* fa »tl
cases.
He Wlu brought bora la an i
bulanto from Gallliger Hwg
j„ Washington, D. C- where ba
brrn held three waaka for Ml
observation on police ordat a
% - w)d m, n- e|lmag t o n e *
# ' • itijm ln that krpt him l#
bradllnr* for month*.
Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Henderson
and daughter, Betty Jean, of Co
coa, spent the week-end here with
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. CUrroll.
TROPICAL
M
All over — including
Finger wave and
Also ADM1RACION Shampt
s tru m
it raiment and H i
.
New-Tad
DUART All-over
JJ
*
... WAVE
■awipjeskrJit-Ss
...m |
Kalras — All First CUaw
Work — Phono It' for ’]
Appointment
j
Itvmember alt
Haiunl.ir inly
(•ointment early.
Pope Pins Sees Evil
Customs On Increase
ing, and various initiatives for
the education of the youth and the
people."
VATICAN CITY. June L'ft.-fA’i
— Pope Pins told members of his
hiersrchy Wednesday evil customs
are “ increasing frightfully.’’
“ Often." he -aid, they come- "in
the guise of art, amusement and
modernity."
Thry insinuate, hr added, “ dan
gerous germs into th* people which
aitack the sobriety of cuttoms.
th# observance of divine and hu
man laws, the sanctity anil fecundi
ty of thr family and the innocence
of youth."
Speaking to the 17 rardinals and
250 M*hops who gathered to con
gratulate him on his recent en
trance Into his eightieth year, hi*
holtne** charged them to perse
vere in their labor for “ perfection
and dlffuaion uf religious leech-
Retirement Statute
Is Unconstitutional
A T T E N T IO N !
WASHINGTON. June 20^~m
•In-tire Jrnnlng- Bsiley of the
District of ('nliimhia Supreme
Tnurl tiulnv declared the govern
m en t'- 19.15 railroad retirement
plan unconstitutional.
lie ruled that both th* rail
pen-ion law and companion tax
iiiru«urp wren* "in«eparabl* parts”
of a single -rheme, unconstitu
tio n al under prior ruling! ef the
Positively
Sanford F.lk- art* scheduled to
hold n regular meeting In th* cluohou-e Unwkht at H o'clock.
Last Day
o f Sadye’a
12E JM. SHOCKS MOWteVOUBET
UOttS R N R W 1 A'VEiE'NaL SET*.
\
HERWWS HEAS SKSWED
THEOLD SIX1E 9 E BUPftD
There are still hundreds of marvsloo* vale** left
and w*w, crisp summer merchandise, which waa
purchased by Hady* last wrek In New York,
aas been arriving daily and has been placed on
sal*.
Silk — Straw A Felt
B eautifu l
1
IjftHONIHEWE GOTANKEtGN WERE.
America And France
Protest Jap Action
Silk Dresses
WIRING, Jon*
—UUl*.
*d State* ami French diplomat*
protested to Dm Japanese smbA*ty last night alleged rude treat
ment of their nationals by bayonat-armed soldi*ra.
Th* Incidents, owe of which lnvbfved CspL Howry 8. Jernigam
V. 8. A h occurred during a reus
ing display of Japaar-e mCRnry
fe r n In ta* streets of this anclant
Dragon City Tuesday.
Dally, trumpet-blowing parade*
V alu ta - |6.00 to *20.00
H ATS
Valuen
*v
by the reinforced memhrre ef the
Japan*** garrison xlnre that Uwta
N ew Shade* — A ll Slaen
foreign eb-
minus
4 {
J* *
i
t
�wA'ZRi'T'--
'rm
Seminole Demos 3?
Place Lloyd I n
Cliairman’s Post
'Model Ht
P la tform .W ith
Social Program
Saturday night
nn-taaVhM'o icceptanrr
irfl'
Ro-iaoralt’a
-perch will
BTANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO.
[
214 S aaford A r e n a .
.
.
•t -hU-
'(■r»Sb
told loade e e d h i*
r ft they mstIon that Goodyear •officials
knew of the mob gathering asd
permitted .one shift to leave tbs
plsot two heats early la order t*;
participate.
A. C. KAhlSto, luperintendent
of the Goodym r plant, desled' Robsrt*' chargee, eayisgi
"W# wars netpleas te etay lb
We bed advised ear employ** te
itay eut o f tro*VI*.M
While the union orgsnlsor* wero
being beaten, three of their wive*
were Imprisoned la ■ ream below
the office. They shrieked p'.caa of
CHIPUEY, J obs IS— (AV -A n
Inquest will be held hers"Friday
late the dauU a f H . I L Walach,
Chlpley automobile dealer who died
Baturdsy.
Passing motorist* found Welsch
os Dm highway bosido Ue bulging
ear, his own (lathee on fly*. He
sold be did not know what bap.
“ T lUSTIN, Tel.. June W .-W )—“
R. H. Connerly of Austin, a cross
banded golf**.
the Tegs* state
links title four yean la succeeslon—the last time In 191L
,
HtrutooLo m u s cxisa
PEACHES, I No. IK O n
U U S O IU
SUCKO
/
PINEAPPLE, 2 No. 2 Cbb
rcu tr
. No Flaor Evhponited Milk to
itl»# lemke of Norik
od> Into tho political
little evidence that
“ l Wo have built foundationa
MS tho Republicans or Dem- for tho security of thooo who aro
faced with the haaardo of uncce*w enthusiastic Republicans j ploymeot and old ago; for tho orMWwcMcut Into th. midwest phoned, th. crippled and the blind.
"4. W . will act to aocuro to tho
A M FreeWent Roosevelt,
rfjtadelphla, amid Demo- ronaumer fair va so, hon et aaloa
M m M o tl delegate*, it* Im- and a decreased ipread between
tho price he poyo and the price
*rr eqeallyJight
I ride* advance terrral ree the producer roerivoa.
"1. W# will continue to promote
fer their belief the third
sHT set control the outcome plans for rural alectrtfication and
kleetioB, nor prove a serious for cheep power by mean* of tho
yard-slick method. 1
lb | lHwk to either pirtr.
***. Wo maintain that oar peo
iteglata of both long hare
opon habit and party eou- ple are entitled to docent, ade
to keep a largo part of quate housing at a price which
wter* within their re.perM a They count saw, aa V efl
the dlellkt of oaten to
f away" their +o\n on ran■ whose nnmpecta appear ' For the establishment of* a dr• . > • mocruey of opportunity.
•Rail the regular organiseAgriculture: A claim to have
Cmnkt mr it ahako loom • “ taken the fanner, off the road
■ them -h .H toa r party to rata," a pledge to um all
and gather la ' n Idee, available means to ralao farm
dtky pomes of the obtera Incoma toward Its pre-war pur
lb nesLjjT n l election years chasing power through tho aoll
bound solidly to no party.
conservation and dommtic allot-Lemke a platform that will m,n‘ program with payments to
f Crenting tentatively that farmers, co-operation of tho govornmeg) In ro-financing farm In
debtedasm, Judicious commodity
votoa with tong Mtebllahed party loans on eoesonel surpluses, proorganUitionet Lecklmt organlia- ductiow of all tho market wiA ahtieu, can he count on his earn e»m- eurb, but adju.tment of produc
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I flra* public ogucutlon In nearly
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Tho commit trr p-rrr-| a tr-ot-j.
itou thanking R. J. Unity, tfiring
rkalrman. for kla armin', m th«
groo^ Ho ha* born Mcntlftrl with
the body for tS yenra.
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Callen Is Elected
Kiwanis President
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Quantity Rights Hcmrvrd
After (Ivlng Inveetlgatora Infer*
ho total Smooth, rich— 2l*oi |*r
matlen about tho printing p/ant
M r hmband. w illUm. ean JMc.
Dorothy
to
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apartment.
are
seen
taking her to the hospital.
Officers
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sociated Pres* Phote)
Klwanle Intematlontl Wcdnoiday
Lye acclamation.
James M. Lynch of Florence, 8.
and F. Trafford Taylor of Win
nipeg. Manitoba, were circled vice
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i roetory the Jyw where It he* been
i weakened by new devices.
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that unemployment to a national
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Meet For Outboards £ " S “Jff1P
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-------- RICHMOND, V a, June f t . (^ -A m erica ’* leading
young
outboard motor racers will try
had but one
whose IBM
compete In
trophy race
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In Franc*.
Port T oa iH tt
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an* D m federal government ade
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Civil aarvica: Immediate ex
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all
f.licy making pealliens
In the ftderal arivice."
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We cater to Hit Bwt
I'uu.hinc, lb
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New Deal has "given the army
, of America’s Industrial worker*
something more substantial than
the Republicans’ fa ll, dinner pall
full of promises." A pledge to
continue protection for the worker
both m wage earner and consumer.
see:
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* * •'•* * to
w "hare
M«gw
token the American business man
out of the red,” and a promise
to keep him on the "road to froedom and proapetity."
ftjX outhi.
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New Deal has “ opened the door to
opportunity" for youth.
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MO' •0 (Of
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3 lbs.
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That (atnoue
frv.h Land O'
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work at prevailing wires In co
operation with itata and local
governments on useful project*.
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ment" within the GMstiutton for
pro' tom. that cbnnot be handled
Solely by the state, such as
droughts, dust *terms,_ floods,
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STILL IN THE RUNNING
€ 0 1 11 )1 1 9 A l o n g
m
D iscos Tossing'lslander
But Trio G-Men In f e a t t a g
And Lose JaivcfiJ&ril Game nf
Germany Enters Alan Lookouts Play At
To Win In (Hympfc
tons Beach Ti
Hurling
Event SaintsHereSats
Philadelphia Netter
Feels Defeat From
British Racqueteer
•
WIMBLEDON Rsibnd, June 2®.
— —Victories by Fred Perry,
klddlifg fo r hi* third t u r e n i n
to a it It!
The final Gainesville run earn*
M Jl f
k JLP.
-: '
N1HW' Y O R K , June
\
26— < A V-
(, rr^' < , r t * nd S cvnJinariln *rl»»ce fum iah lhe hlatcrkal hackgroum.l for t e n o f the Olympic
fiaM event*. Ihp <|i,cui and javeNn throw*.
|
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title, and Don Bodge, A m erica'* I■i !•^
'f v
J- i!
I
j torch to jv'tn rn sd i, act the pace in ' I
■ the third round o f the all-England I
Itenni* championship yesterd ay a* I
\
‘
'-J
Orrek in sp ln tin n and in'iMence
the men’* field w as reduced to 10 |j: i)j
/
pot the dlscii* on the program.
p "yen .
• j
J
. . .
-acr**d('il In
| Tli dge toed hi* baseline and vir- I$1
*’"t no rrr*
1 tually bombarded Jean I e*ueur, Ii '
} ■
capturirir nn Olympic rhsrnpinn
F rance', t t h | r,).ranking * tir , Into I ‘‘ i H tc.
,
*
hip. The American* adapted
l*uhmi**ion with hia hoomine fire Itlerruelvc* more quickly and nirihand drive*,•-w inning-at ft-l, tv-1, 1 I
t
ro»»ft>lly t i the art c.f p atc-t.i**[6-1.
jj?
H
Ing, but n Swede. H im lil An.ler*
j IT there w as any doubt • • to 1 I111.! W ;,
■
ton. hold* the li*ted world record.
I P erry's preparedne** for the de- • IV
M
I m H
?n p rcm icy in javelin to**inr, fleet
‘ /cnee of hi* title, the Id.vck haired J |■
-W
gainml hy Sweden, ha* drier pi**ed
(Briton d iim l.s o l it l y the mnnnrr 1 W“. M t o , vy.
lo the hand* nf Kinlmder* who
| In which he ellm in atnl John V in
* M A A c f ‘ a M ffi' .
perf ect their ■‘ kill hetween OtymRyn of Philadelphia, veteran D i- j I.
plad* by* *pearlng fl«h.
via ctip player, 6 - 3 . 6 -2. 6- 0 .
i
'tTnysAIU
For a
e unexptalrrd
Vgn Ryn piled up a t-l leid and !j
W O l t t f ',
* r •
Uncle Sam * nephe’v* havo *hthere e e ry *omr in the gallery ut [
d OV hM B * .
eorbeil the tr-hnlqu* of ili'CU*
( 17*000 who errvi.i meil another htrd *
to n in g more rapidly th in Javelin
Pred Perry, ace o f the English thiow lng. W to lto r due o f late to
fought, four-*et stru ggle «uch a*
P erry v i s p u l to laat year to detest court*, y titrrd n y eliminated John | j j ,, C allfo rn l* coaching and e ’lVan Ryn.
llu t
the
Am erican 1 Va 11 Kyn, of Philadelphia, awl mate, Am ericana have dninlitat*d
in tto
laat
threw
Couidn't hold the parr and he w ill- j continued hia unaltered march j the event
j »d aa P erry shot the to ll into un tow atd hU thin! nucceaaivv title . Olympiad* and lo rk to be wellforiprotec ted corners,
nf Kngliah tenni* champ.
| id led to meet all challengrra a t
. jitorlln.
j' A m erica’s two other hup**. Wil- __________________
mer Alli*on o f Austin, Te*»*. and
I Such I* the general Improvement
Bryan (B ita y ) G rant o f Atlanta
also advanced. S tru g g 'in g
gal
| lantly, A llison reached the fourth
[round a fte r
titanic 'w tvw g gie '
M
*
> > ! ■ Salats.
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} J ! 2 1 A'hellton pitched' thr**-hlt hall - ■t ■ -i-------------- ----------- -« . 1 » for tto first eight Innfmpe, glring
Yoevo «°* »« uk,e J";ur
“ ff
! 1 1 I “ P 6° nut*, but he weakened mo- to Promoter Mlko Jicoh*. lie can
t I ( • mentirflr w tto ninth, allowing
J » t abmjt any .iloation.
* ' • « a Li m on ball* and three single.
MU'* ha.1 planned a lltto onf
p l n l for th* lone nm of the A netenllf* linetoon for the gentlemen
•eo et* *M -« CHy tram. From tto third Inning "* ‘ h*1 Pr«"*
*** following the
K
Itaii! until th* ninth only two RatnU Uul.-Sehmellttg fight. Naturally,
y
Unknown Pro I it f e
Leading; Position
in • HoyJake Meet
achieved the defeat o f
’ card
lIOYIdUCE, England. June 2«A vory, England'* No. 6, in much
- 4AV-BI1I Co*, an otoeur* Wlmeasier fashion, 0-4 . 0 - 2 , 0- 4 .
G ottfried von Cramm of Ger- Idedon Park profea*ional whose
m in y and A drian Qulst of Au»- t.r*t nrevlou* claim to f»m« was
tralia, who with Budge and P er hi* nttempt to Induet Frml Perry
ry form thr ''b ig fou r” *f
Ihe | the tennis player, into the myoI rharn|don*hi|s followed their pare. (wM%'* of golf, potted a 70 oyer
Von Cramm knoeknl out Fran-'e’s hW-re-awept Hoylake yesterday la
’ Christian Buu*«ui, 6 - 1, 6 -3 . 6 -2.' take (ho lend in the Mrnt round
f(.#,
M;r
ml*
the
we
For th* M end Usm to W
days Jup* Pint lot * « i(B
scheduled toll (SIM tor* V
tween Daytona Bonds MM 0
Lookouts.
.
\’r~i
Th* players milled about U
park (or a wKUo hoping fnf,
weather break that aretr cam
then (he (ray w»a poatppn,
when both m anagers tr e e d t]
,.
—_
,, . , 7_UvT
field waa more aultabla for boa
than (or playing toll.
^
Today Sanford climbed abas
tkrlr tn i-lw a iilp 'te Daytee
Reach "bare It Hat been ratofa
jn*t at ronatantly aa It haa bn
here.
Tomorrow Rt_ Augustin* eon
to Sanford for on* gams * U
beclna at 4 P. M.
The local 1 may get hi a doukl
header with tto Ialandera tad,
to make up for tto Inadivi
Thursday, although tto point h
not been definitely deddemEU
morning.
F o r C 'om elr& ek
By W inningfiicw
BO STO N .
Weathering a furious pally in Kfi
gmugtr rival to a aavagoly-fooght
Jtok Rbark.y, U yommewvm, JMr.0|j
former -.toavywetght
176 champion, signal bad his eompe-
•*r«mer ln tto
,
J^t o f f
1 fJTl helterlnw
U lk U ,‘ Bl* ht ** » hlPPt» «
Brutoker. 2*-,ear-old
D toU
(Calif.), slugger before a m ail
«
S52K •'
7 , ' ”■1M,
3
Park.
Sharkey,
scaling
itmplon himself,
on a eomebark Jfnjtoker weighed 1M.
t £
, and Qulst. defeated Jiro llnh of uf the British open golf champion‘ Japan, 0-0, 6-0, 6-3.
ship.
(n »n'*
■|>»i *** •« hove.
,
With tho downfall of Carol Ino
For at least one day Gen*
,> Babcock, U>a Angolcn, at the Earmten and Henry Cotton, tto
S," “ X i f l S , ? - '
, |hands of Ifllda Krahwlnke) Hper- favorites, nnd Alf Padghim, run
punches, ho knocked Loql* clvnr
[ : ling uf Germany ami Denmark, 7-6, ner-up laat year, all paid homage
out of an Invitation to the lunch- 1
.0-1, Uriel* Bam'a lone hop* tn keep tn the youngster, only an assist
eon. It la extronely doubtful if
. tho title vacated ty MH. llaen ant professional when ha accom
Jo* would havo been In Ihe mood
Will* Moody waa Ublen Jacph'. panied Britain's Hyde cup to
U at«*ft much food with th* badly,
T
hat
is
why
I
w
ill
.
miss
th*
r»
o ^ llm to
mw— mun. •American W t *Ve*T.
sine*Oils , o i l may not to a Jins rat discus J
ewn|)*n Jaw h* sported after the*
Olymplo gam e* to rome hack hero G M f* fu tW * ' e enA
^
rerord-hroakara haven't had a
ami train fo r th* Hraddoek fig h t. w e o ,# ' J
grett deal of
soccrta In tto
And I think it will to all right
I m f ^ O * * * * “
Olympics. Jim Duncan, whoso
In the Braddock fight, too. Not*’
m
world marb o f 166 feet stood for
Pchmellng depirtnl f.ir a theater JJ** ebamplon and rr**r^ , “
mtny years, finished third In th*
which waa showing the plelutoa of Mia. Jacobs- AtoM broiL trimmwl
1018 Olympics at Stockholm. Tto
his winning fight with LiruU.
R- *"•«•
n-1* . « *
University'of Washington giant,
, But when H aa Hehmellng stepped
Tampa Bills Golf
Meet At Palma Gels
Molllkg- I’oabl* alayst liennstt In
Jummenvllt* tn Mmlth. Iwtl on
■
to***! Pslalka 1, I)*r«nd 1.11a***
TAMPA, Jon* 86.—(A l—Q01I•n tolls off HsnderaOn 1, M*olnln I. Itlrueh out b# Mrdloln I. Hying' round* of F.orldlana in th*
wild push: Iteodsrseil, Umpire:*
U k r aaii' Hkeinsld. Time of game 1936 United Stale* amateur open
golf rhaiflplouMp will h*fto on
Aog. IS on tto Palma Cela Golf
“ I m ight l*a m aom elhing from
w atching them, no?” ho said, w in k Ing hia good eye.
t 8n 9 | y
* _
,
R c tfF
*
B O S ttD S
_
. Mike Jscots outsmarted hlmae f
T u M
T O S ld < lln C 3
when he a«ld th r motion picture
______
rights for leas than 130,004. They
DFNYER. June 26—(A3—'.Todare worth nearer to flW.OOO. 'I*1* .haired P»Uy Borg, tho l»-ytsrpleterea have turned out to be a
^jnM a^iia Uas wilt - e on lh*
gold mine for the producer. *•*-1*M*IM*g today when semi-final"
erybody want* to see how SehmelWomrn's Trana-MtsIng aceempllahml th* impossible.
G dj Tournament
Troaky,
Indians 16,
Gehrig.
Yanks IT, Wckvy, Yank* 14, Ott,
0 lasts IS, Averlll, Indian* Mi
authorised Wvdasoday a 'out kis left m that he U an open T H r
Ion Wats* apt rnB freight target for a right-handpunch. 1
.
aavgf *MH« from Sooth I b.rf Mm f i n e d out ecaetly
ports fit* MRU 6 tom- right May to, aam, you fellows ** Vtlo
Iiids lowtr 0 m(0 tto all- win not k b mo abouttolng a
t to tto east* potato.
'sprats fan. Tto mevies hefpAI me ^ TZ *i
■ ’ ".'Ji 'e' in
' ! " ■■■ ’ Agave oat how M, tomb the j'*i«ik*
'itV ifc ..
iwpBWPm*
TO-NIGHf
*
ii;
r lists,ml
I lia 1vi«*a v I
“Can tm to hit hard? Boro I Juit s.nforu
taka a took at this ay*. I had
_____ iPBBLinn.'.t.''.
(talnsavllle -4 : 81. Au*t|
to p i tn elos* to land th* punch 1
tm iin M Hsaeh at Rsnl
wtnted to gat over, so 1 had to grnvm
to.
_ .
taka » o « * puntshmnt. t o t that
Case** ■secy
Roa/orr. at tavt-va lips
w«s all right—I had planned on
nsLaad at Palatka- *
that- It got tto results. What was
oa'' WtoaW
V—
A anl nviel* .
block eye —when
MM
mOaat
toryt
TURDAY
w ttir e s
“ Your Mr. Lonla to np 'dcod* Mb flinched la the third
l« when I Mt him on tin ttoek
Thai Win whit you call tto tlpnf f.
And after tho eighth I know 1 had
him- S o got UnM Wton I was Ja«t
togtnnla* to com*.On. Who* tto
olhar follow gets tired that to my
Umo. lAtll* has sever fSofht poro
than 16 rounds Often I - h6ve
feunht 16-roututors.**............'
a
Imblag 1nto
Li,
Paul Jeaaup, achieved a world re*lerd throw of 169 fe*t 6 7-6 loctos
In otrr 1900 national thampiotu hlpv
but two yean later he didn’t ev
tour, who shot 7T», were 'rat’ cm- en make tto Olympic team. Tto ,
isldaml serious ritntsmtora by' aioat 1st* Eric Keens, Stanford new
and etomplan at Ihe Urn*, failed |
critic*.
While .Saracen entrenched hint- to qualify in bin *p*dilty to tto
self solidly with Henry Cotta*. 1026 final American tryouts.
Alf Padghim. and four others at
73, Errie Ball. Mobil*, Ala., and
WUII* Goggin, San Francisco,
climbed aboard tto 74 platfoim
with’ nine others. Tod Turner.
Plat Valley, N. J , pro, who waa
well placed In a group of 10 at
78.
212, Marlon Mll*y. dsfendlag etom!u t plon from LairloRfton, Ky., oBm>m Inaked Mrs. James Ra* Amrill of
I Den»*r, * and X.
J ia ! Mrs Bi D. Bbp*v of Ptoonla.
w ,t scared a t and 1 ■ triumph over
Phyllis Buchanan of Dearert w o INMCTBO
Seed Bed Safety
If you build your seed bods
with TOBACCO DUBT with all
Iks NICOTINE and ram otomrnta yon wiU have plenty nf
pet.
LOB- aJJOELES. Jura
2J2 ^ -A maTwtooHflA ra "Toshto
MlyaraU. * ItoaWraaKommandit*« tr In tto Japanese raYf. ■«» *
■«»» former prity offlsor to tto
Ins Navy, worn tadklpd to ‘ “ ' W
aval grand >ify W»da*o«toy T »
. . . charges of eoraptito* tn vlntots
tto Mptorago rat Tto ettor man
indietod van Unity Ttomra
'
Ttompera, formerly nf tto U. 8pV -, Kray-
fug |fid |sn
5*
I
j
good, 1IEALTITY plants. Sold
only as aa InractkMb by .
J. J. CATKS
CO, IN C
PHONE
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TOT SANTORO
Sulor Describes
jW mUslic Death
wlFrom Snake Bite
qrilfk movement and .tuck bar foot
H odges Declares
No Money Spent
In Improper Wa)
BANG! FARLEY’SVGAVEC OPENS ;CpNVENTION
versity
A>ltfc88€8 He Aided Ini
Murdering Wife Of |
Angeles Barber
Democratic Nomina*
tion Costs Fred Cone
Close T o $10,000
v .n y
ride Hap*, a former anilor,
Md On the wltnvaa itand
437 i f t w he described the
« f | baarrttfol woman whoa#
■M, he nald, (trapped her
Wfcd body to a table and
ad her bare lec Into boa
jg a rattlesnake.
-Jjhpe alrvady hai pleaded yuflly
M /V m at-darrce murder charge,
dOCUrlnr-he -waa Jamae' areomplS^th the fantaatie ktllliif.
•She wma roped to the brvakleet table," Hope eald.
* tte waa tide down on her bark.
Her tyee and Itpa had wide (tripe
o f hdhaalve tape over them. She
drVr^irtiy dreaead in a pink ii:k
ulbtilh i _
»
^JJdriooaly he told the rourt
4 K tmdet threeta from Jamea,
S h a d taught two (Tiakes, aeen
roRm M l tome ehlckeni da a teat
o f Uyatr virulence and carried the
bndtfU iitf the largest enake Into
Jamae homo (n August, 1*3*.
'J^mta lifted her Jaft lag lo
make room for me to ill the box
f e f t O W b n d l t f h a t nook *eat
'fliiddenly. ho frabbod her left
leg. Ha held it wear tha box. He
Jerked tha top o ff thb boa with a
CLASSIFIED ADV.
In hla cNfcpoign
l i « d | V l l» o rn ita trm rn t. not
required hy law. wax filed with an
a ffid a v it Hating
cam paign
c/.ponaea.
The candli'rir who wee ssfi vote*
With thr right xnr, of f,m.| and
behind Wad P Cone in the f ln t
primary, aald he wet not Implying proper eaerriae. rnn«li|Kilt<in might
be ra ir. but in ntftual living con
by hla ftatem erl that eny other
dition., how few mnnece to es
randtdetie made Imprnner fipendL
cape it!
Mr. Clyde M artin, of Ona, W.
V i „ recently very
opt y
wrote
that “ rnnatipatinn l» the root o f
a lot of (Icknri*. b .t if
Itlnckllrai ght ix tiVen riirhl it will keep
down ronutipothm.”
" I f I let myxi-lf art rnnatl|iatml." he explain*, "and my «y*trm
tilled with impure lim iter. I feet
H inted, tik e cnltl in u ly . and feel
mlt of rnrtx in a lot o f iv iy r . I
o il lake al nut Iwo i;<*od dn*cx of
tllack -Itinught It ret ina to c le in -c
tiy whole ay deni and I feel like
dome my work "
Sold In 'H> cent p arkagr*.
Ill,A t h- D R A U G H T
Adv.
Truck Driver And
Mon-fey Disappear
PAWTUCKET, R. L, June >6.
—W l—The driver o f an armored
po/rell troelr containing 116,000
do It i n
dtadpponrod
from
tha
main itradt today and although
the track wme found nearby an
hour later dill locked the driver
waa mlaalng. Polk-# (dd they be
lieved ha waa kidnaped. Police
eald 111,000 of the money waa
m«y’rt all I Chairman Jamea A. Parley pound* tha apeahar'a ttand with hla mighty gavel, alfnellna the
fermal epantng al the Democratic national convention In Philadelphia, (Aaaoclated Preea Phatal
ORANOB ORo v r sold
PLATFORM MAKERS GET TWISTED-
ORLANDO, June
M .-W V Compitting what waa o i l to b#
the targvat grave wale In th* Klaatiumve diatrirt alnce the Plnrlda
land boom, three Orlando midenta.
Jam Spite, J. A. Black and Her
bert A. Smith, recently parthattd
a 40-eerr grove In the Lake Gen
try area thr - a raualdrratkm
Of fH.OW. The grave, according
to the fbrmar owner, W. I. Barber
of KUeltnmcc, contain* moitly 10year-old orange tree*.
Extortion Tried
On Roger*' Widow
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W IT H O U R
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etmoephen- of out beauty
aalon. Glory in the beau
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our expert operator! treat
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wave.
Only
nationally
known supplies are uaed.
Shampoo and EInter Wave
included. And at a price
fou can afford . . .
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1 1-1 TO N DODGY- 1339 medal
Tractor end »eral-trailer with
lO r ft doted body.
Lik e
new.
91339, Term* If dedrad. Reel
• Hon., 901 W . le t St.___________
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I hnv# no w ord n to c ip r c n n I h r d r;'p ap p ro-
E X P E R T M ASSEU R
IN C H A R G E OP
rlaP'im Ih n t I feel fo r I h r w n n d rr f n l nupport
ELECTRIC BATHS
c li
cm
ALSO
m r on Ju n e 2.1nl.
I enn o n ly
nuy
e v e r y o n r , nnd
THANK,
YOU
ra rh
co n fid e n ce by
anti
I u h a ll n trlv p ^ L i m e rit y o u r
heintf a n
u n t irin g
1
Harper Method
Scalp Treatment
F O R M EN AN D WOM EN
prteaa
* gnd Sean’ quality. Reel and
w o rk e r fo r
P E R S O N A L IT Y H A IR C U T T IN G B Y B A R B E R JIM
A B E T T E R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
mjm
eud M with tip! P-arn- or , pa root of le a f, e tlu la d. t>lnj
baleg la
nopilaoT* C'nuriy.
or mock weakly aaeurad •ad
Floride. io-wlti
Iteglaalac at tha Nonhwaat
Corner of Mortloa *. Toweahlp
to aoath, Kanao I t Kaai, run
lhanra
Baal
with
U t» > a
Avtnaa l.»tt ehalaa,
th.aev
htulh
l.aet
chain. parall.l
with the Waat llna or mid Hfatlon. theaee Woet parallal with
flonova Avanua t i l l rhalna.
thanoa North l . t f t rhalna In
Ih i oolm at beginning
ll.aa
19-i-Vtrffl# fo r B u t ._____
right-of-way far Oaeav* Avanna on the North and Banford Avenue on tho Want.)
FfjR RENTi Tour "aoraa tend
FU N D It. WIL30N.
Laat akaaon planted In atraw- ______
Aa ip.eta I Maalar.
W rite-and eatery. T. C. Carl- agoftnB
- W. Wot* «d*._________ _
lr
MRS. SKKWES
ntomohTie*r
A L L - S T A T E ttraa—Saara’
WAVES OF
LOVELINESS
Bad Elimation
Makes It Easier
To Catch A Cold
HAV* TOUR WATCH repaired
a ky IM who re a lly knnw* how
t d f P - Jaw alar, Mag. Are.
^
Sunniland Travel
Bureau
untarily ITnJ.iiiy he (pent no eoetellon.
money fht any improper purpose
SUPPORTERS
^
Jrntr 411 All
Lrav* Miami July 3 ( Q A * *
Rvl. Miami July 6th O V
.16 K. Pin* SI. (KUhtfh Ph. 5163
L E X IN G T O N . K y , June SS-—
|/Pl- Joarph S, llninr, 6'1, o f A t
lanta, died in » h<u>|>ital hrro
TALLAHASSEE. Jdne 26.—yn
rvvly
W n ln w lt y fo'low ina
an
—Son*toe Hodge. of Tallahaaaee, operation Juno 1.1 .
who l e t * Ihlid high governor In
Mr. Ralnr w a . acerrta y o f thr
tha June I primary, rrrtifled vol S ou th o n trrn
IJmlrrw ritrni
Aa-
f ANGELES, Jane W.—<*>)
| woman wma goldtn-Halred
#«»ea, tetentk wife of Roifcwae, • barber, who the (trie
la killed liar for $30,000 life
LONDON. June Jrt, <J*) - R a t e
Inf I, growini: alrniNlv In p'P L
tnrily thrmighoiit Ihe Itrfliah D iet
long has Ikceri popufsr in Scnllnntl
i» hrrr it
intim|uf*s| liy Am****
Kilinhurgh* Uni
can mIi
a,
aPBBR. jr .,
Thaao two Important flgurox In framing tho 16)1 Democratic p litln.iv
gat Into ontanglamonto tarty aa Gov. Herbert Lehman (holding
atandardl and tanator Rebert Wegnar (right) of Now York, White
Heuao opokoaman, march In tha Raoaavclt da monel rat Ia n , Tha Naw
York elate banner wa* wranohad awry whan th* governor hid dtffteuiqr In pulling It looaa from lie b ait. (Aaaoclatad Prato Photef
Joieph K. Inyder, 76, former eewboy. It ihewn In Jail at Beverly
Hllle, C a lif, where ftdaral egenta
queatloned him about an attempt
to extort 31.000 from the widow
of the beloved W ill Negara by
threatening to expo*e the late
homarlal at a aattla i-uatlar. (Aaaealatad Preea Photo)
Government Pushes
Chinese Assemble
lU. S. Polo Players
Probe of ‘Spy Plot’ ; Planes For Action* Trounce Britishers
•ollallar far F la ln tlfL
TUICT WHIHT IN AMI
C o *air. Florida. M* eo-il<Ti’n illn t,
Lieut. Com*®n**cuUvo mandor Tn.hlul Miyntakl of tho
I* Wltnaaa' tha I*,P«rl»l Jnpanac* Navy.
ladar A hariaaa,.
in , and tha aaal
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iltad
Vial.a Dla- **■—(Al
f ItKrrncc
rrSw ¥ rn a r e tu r
m u J ilt lw l a
L t h in a ^ k 1
t e r i C **> MMr-
Un, ta n a Ai'.mtic f lk r , announced
F**1 night h'- and llU a
fd>ut>Aahby, .S I, nf Fort F a U fl.ld ,
w**W ho married In New York
Saturday.
wishes to take this ineans of
the voters of
i
O V ttD O -S L A V lA
Every Car—lourvja, tletplnf, dteteg car and
coach-.-On every Allantic Coait Ltee
TH Ili COMFLITILY
tkcoi-ah trilg it air- conditioned.
,,
AII-CONSM1 IONID
THlOUOH TRAIN! , MaJ*-io-erdar weddter, concocted k la
, tool* d, tdChuAcafly hgaikttcd M i Htered
THE TAMLAMI
4k, Jiv« 4 Soppy trip tp dvtry Alldalld
Coait Line tkrouyh train patMnfcr.
HAVANA SKOAL
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So irtvef by A C. L V«Uw J be kweUed
(row outi.de auteetf keel, Revel I* Uea#y
.cocatrout el.ocnt aervMe.end enjoy.9w
untuapaiiad dmlni car nfah .4 •TeWy wkKditial Ucy Mall alio itrved lo M id i
petimjcn In their Uati fbr 50eano eeWL
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BEAUTY
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See It Today!
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CONVENTION OPENS WITH THOUSANDS PACKING GREAT AUDITOl
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Associate
•how* th.: Democratic nitionp. conrentlon In
few iM|a In the lower foreground, the great auditorium we
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IphU at the moment Chairman Jaraea A- Farley begin hie addreia'aV the of
d. T he apeaker'a etand can be eeen in the center background. (AP Photo)
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GOVERNOR
MARCHES
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LEHMAN .
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year-aid 141th Hr
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A LUSTY Cl
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�Seminole County Produces
Fruits And Vegetable* Than Anv
Similar Area In America
Q te
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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
NUMBER 210
Established In 190R
■
—
Roosevelt Is
Renominated
By Democrats
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
Acceptance Speech
Billed For Tonight
Teacher A d d e d
To Seminole High
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
n o m in a te d
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
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 <
Franklin
Field
to n ight
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 tu k e t 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*
tf ;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
o n lrr that th$» nn»n»!** o f
th$»
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.
“
T
hat
ithjt**
liv»*
w
a
i
ohf
-iinty
Iu-tiMH-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 'l r 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*
e
ffirirn
ry
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 $579,- primary elections Inst Tuc-day.
Sponaoni
ron
tributnl
about
kon neck. <$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.
th
r
C
ity
of
Sanforil,
S
t
M
a
i
k
r
t
ty R. J. Hickson apent the belter of the money to go dirrctly to <
Uadora
looked
flu- P n —lileiil's addles- will be Administration
made it possible to cut the ever. the unofficial returns were
IL iilth ,
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 IKind levy from 15 mill* off somewhat in the constable race were gur«t« at tho wedding f
IcongwiMxl, Ovlftlo, O n c v a ami
ing summons for duty.
lieved the unemployment situation.
network* nnd I* to l e 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,
"m
any
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 n tlle n *
the platform, pledged to a fight
It was announced by personnel
ment's budget applying to the the official and unofficial count
«d> -p i->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*
may be attributed to the absentee
sup|mrt of political ladspendoste.
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
7 he o< • a - ion, termed ''N om ina, States
Mina
Wockara
war*
must be laid before County Com were recorded by the csnviesimr
tor'* V ii-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 o f 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* w ill p m rile tho addre** o f 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 sch nlu .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* n n y 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'ap t 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
(CeetlaeeU s e *■ •• tkrvel
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.
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friend* of ('resident Roosevelt aa a Georgia and Ten nee*** narrowly
Special Jurymen arop
m and favorite, faltered down the U rt& tf OHM It.
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 TU t- 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
Average
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- St 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,
B a llo t 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 Court
^ eo- McRory, _Jr.,]I)og Owners Rally
i». than fw. elmcm, accord- Passes Last Test ITo
Save Pets
Pets From
From
To Save
judg. Miiiard smith wm»«pc To Naval Academy Legal Destruction
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T H 1 S A N F O R D H E R A LD . S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
Sanford In H id Only C a i t n l
Florid * City A ffo rd in g R ail, B lflH
And W a U r T n a a p o n ta llM
Hurd Inning Is Leaders Handed I
Big Frame W ien 5 To 1 Defeat By
Locals Get Eight Gainesville Nine)
Saints Take Bow
jBefore Palatka;
LOOKING AT DAYTONA BEACH?
Round Tripper
Count Is 4 To 1
St Augustine Is Held
- To Four Safeties
Errors Mar Game
By JULIAN BTBN8TBOM
GAINESVILLE, Jane I L — In n
Sanford’s Lookouts waa' their, low hit contest tha GalneavUlaJ
third coaaocuUwo game yeater- i O-Man downed the league Iradday by whltawaahlng tha DaLandj log Daytona Beach Island.re. S-l,1
hero y.ctarday afternoon
at;
Mete held Um rielten to seven Harris Field.
well-scattered hit* two of. which
Tha Ic.'andcra uard a pair of
moundsman. Brown ami Hall,
cams la the opening Inning. _
DaLand made thair only sort* while tha GalnririUe tram u.ed
oue thrrat in tha third aUnia only one, McNamara Brown ga»a
whan Hooten lad off
with a up two hita and thra.- runa Jur-I
• Ingle and went to third on Boll- |n( hla four Inning »lay on the
Ing’a double. A pop-up, a atrike-1hillock, and Hall
reached for
out and a long fly to left field fou, beer b l o w , and a pair of
cut off tha attempted rally.
| pun, |n hi, four Inning, on tha
The lookout, went down In or- m0UBj
McNamara wa, touched
dcr for tha flrat two Inntngi but {gj. (or , u hlL>
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unlooaed a deadly stuck on
(j.Mrn began the acoring
Dopey Dean to .core eight run. )n th< ^ ond
U ||„ntf on
In tha third.
'a baas on bail., a aacrlflce, and
M.llby walked and
wrnt to & doubu by McDougli j 0wn lha
ST. AUGUSTINS, Jana 24.In o ill Ur*# |m m daloyad at tbo
•tart br rain, the Palatka A u ln i
downed lHa St. AngusUn* Batata,
4 to 1, hi tko Florida Stmto L **f*»
ha*r vacterday.
' '*
Off Um comb(nod hnrtlng of
Henry and Smith tko Sotata were
abla to rather hot four hita and
•rorad thair only rnn In Um fourth
whan Smith walkad Tumblom with
tha baaaa loaded.
Carl Wrigal atartad for SL Anfuitlna and waa nicked for ilx hit*
and four rona by tha Aialcai In
tha ftn t four Inning*. Poor or*
rora by tha Saint Inflald halpod tha
visitors along. Howard Daria flalihad tha yama and stommad tho
A latent.
Pin t Baseman Smith featured
tho Palatka attack, knocking three
ran* homo with a pair of ilnr'oa.
Ho wcored Gotrra from third with
•a Mngla In tha opening from# and
I knocked home two tallies when ha
' .Inrled In the fourth with the bow*
loodad.
Tho other Palatka nre came In
the third when Andrews walked.
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8h«w Buck, who lad off, way hit
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Manager FrankU Frlach of U
down a neat bunt In front of the Ing Into the q/Gng end probably
.jmr. irre*
ru a m t
„ ,v e
at
A aauallna
p a la tk a
tales*
OalasavlUe
la k ela n d Foresees
‘Doer-Fight’ In Citv.
Golf Chamniotiship
/ V tk a flC A M
New ■Yarn
l e e s
LAKEI AND, Jnna 14.—UP)—
J } j J •Ya.k-owd wUr cleaned up quarter
----- — — final matches hi ell division* of
* } • * * ] » • tha city eolf ehamnlnntklna, and
i ete sea—e semLflneU are aehednled this
week, at Cleveland, Helehta courea,
MaTikr! •'th *he (teadHiM Bnndar «'eht.
T># eilmlnarien of Johnny Shlruh.
****• ** M' defendlnv champion end medal Iit,
e L Mare, turned Um thamplonshlp race In"rlcnt-klUav"
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s»l-ht
DAYTONA BEACH, Juno SL
UT!—Possibility that tha SL Lonla
Ordinal, may switch thair train
ing camp from Bradenton to Day-
USAQ DM
W*“l* *«**
Washtogtoa
Clsvriaa*
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Dalrell
Ckleaaw
•rtilladelnkla
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mbb!
era of the Free
tend the City I
Um alagna will b,
velt AgnUs."
“This mooting i
ad by every loyt
all friends of 1
rett.* Um two i
hrveanco will ho
dee Ire to see tha
ro-elactod for an
Each one can aid
by purchasing oi
velt Nomlaatora*
An elaborate y
.talnmrnt U ball
I for tho occasion.
licensee.
Chief Roy Williams nudo tho
first move yooterday whan he ir>
reited H. A. Ward, a' track driver
for N il and Bntt Company, Gr
ands, and booked him on ehargo!
of selling from a truck wllhoat
having flret been granted of*
ftrtal sanction.
In agpUInlng tha oparetUn of
tha license bureau, Chief Williams
pointed out that tha police de
partment had been given tho Job
of collection and enforcement
This year's budget requires that
110,000 be produced from this
source, tho officer continued. AW
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN WARMS U P Delegate; From Bond
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Veto Power Long:
; *
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Had Over Nominee
HU—
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Speaker Cracks
Down On P ou rt
"1
.Iks Sanford Municipal Airport
probably will be laaaed to Karel*
Smith, Kissimmee aviator, It waa
tadkated today by Fred R. Wilson,
ctty attorney.
'The lease would be * means of
avoiding the aasumptten of liabil
ity far Smith’s satleas while tea
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PHILADELPHIA, Juno *8-—
UPI—A
ringing
Democrats to "ad
battlo of 1SMT* with confidence
that “ the voten of tho nation
win not turn back to tho ite-
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rm i.AD E I.PH IA . June 28.
I
Elected as permanent chairman of tha Democratic National
Contention lai» night, 8enator Robinson of Arkansaa d.llvered an
address to tha assembled delegates which loudly praUed tha accom
plishments of tha New Deal and flayed the records of Undon and
Knoa, Republican opp o n tn U .____________ ^______________________
Broker Receives South Carolina
Prisoo Term For Senator Leaves
dtos|Conrt Contempt)— ConveotionHall
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MIAMI,
June 28.—GTI-CIr.
PHILADELPHIA, Jobs 25—
cult Judge W. W. Trammell todsy W1—An assertion that ha was
sentenced John D. Crew*. Invest- through with tho Democratic naIment broker end husband of golf-'j tlnnal convention and “ sick of the
BAUER’S
RADIO .
SERVICE
408 W. First St,
( A T ) — T ho
F !n « Watch A n? Jow«b,
Dlamnna Mounting And
■ w a r m stu ra i saw ▼*!
Dozier & Gty*§ Qra
“Beat In Tire 8<
CITY NEW S BRIEFS
and Friday, probably ahowon la
‘D a m a I
northwast Flo rid* 1 fa ir tonight!
Friday partly cloudy,
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, lUkerswa. rerite ta snecead to the title.
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Sanford Elks w ffl bond a
regular meeting Friday night nt
T o’clock In the clubhouse, It waa
Cam way and Jtee Rowland.
W PA W ostaen Neer County Offleer. To
End Of. ReltoliMn*! Take New Podtloos
local Thotoufhfsrej On January 5,1937
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te
the
ra n ei
Treasury Balance
8&owa Good Figure
WASHINGTON, Jan* ’ MU-(F)
—The poeltten a f Um Treasury
J n a 22:
Receipts, IS8J0SJB6J4|
as-
■aadltares, tUTJIIMLM i
batenee,
| U 4 U U iM J I|
art
cus-
tasna raeelpU fa * th* nsMth, 8*3,I8U8T.84.
. /'
JUceipt* ter th* flaaal year
(atac* July 1). 84.48T41M10-M
axpredlturee, U.101M 1AM M . Inalndiaa IIJ18.6T9.888 I I ad amergrecy
Kaeeae af ax*
{aadUareT |4^84^40MTJM. Grose
date. $14488,W ,711.78, a decrease
Ta
"alppl, Naw Haasp*hire, M m
Mexico,, South Carolina, Tanaan*
•ee, Texas, Virginia, M r f f i g
Iowa, Kansan and M a 3 B B
Nevada did not vote, The wtoa
mlttoo vote according, to detoe
gate (trength waa 88 to US.
Tha conrenUon settled nadfdw
bly today Ite few trouble* are*
credentials Senator '
Robinson, Arks nans, \
moualy sleeted permai
man, already haring
■peach aa such.
Tha platform conn
•ailed to moot late
(Caetfkaa* wa aril
•rnoon seirinn with prayer, Sen
ator Pmlth, followed by a few eth
er Ronth Carolina delegates, left
the convention hall,
Official* *ald that was the first
time praytr had been off,red at
a Democratic convention by s ne
gro. It wa* followed Immediate
ly by tha playing of “ Dlile." .•
Explaining that he had departed
Q f l l o r f p n became of Ihe presence of the ne*
o eicu cu p,
M usical Program T
I s P r e se n t^ To*
Local R iw aniant
Plh) of ltogt M
T it t fv Tn
T l l l v , rro delegntea, Smith aisertod he
n o r
D u ly
ill
a u i j wae going home and would “ do
• ---- - •
___ Isome talking."
A panel af Jurymen to eerre
Disagreement with Smith'* at*
through county court, icheduUd tltude waa expressed promptly by
U sit an Jfly 7. » • • nlaasad,Claud Rapp, chairman of the stale
yesterday from tha office of 0. delegation. ‘
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p. Harteten, *brk of the circuit( *i don't care who praya for mo,"
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'Ibo asserted. “I'm willing fer anyFollewtag are tha nearne drawn one to prey for m* who wahta to."
far dutyt
II* attributed Smith’s walkopt
j , E. Wathan, O. M. Zlttruwar, to “ a ship on hla ahoulder "
Edward Pnittn, W. T. Dunn, J.l This develpoment climaxed a
C. Mass, Jabn C. Hglth, B. W .1stormy 14-boon of dissension boBoott, 1. T. KaLain, Jr., Georgs,tween tho senator and Got, Olhs
Long. Frank Mayes, E. 0. Harp* D. Johnston, tho state’s national
tr, B. G. Moure, O. R. Plunkett,‘ eommltteeman, over easting nr*
R, 0. Hkkasn, Hugh Torranaa,'rangsmenta for Smith.
IS 1 H A T
io Cover
fr e j
c i : i[ Q
»c p tri;V fri
f a ai "iiua n 1 it
D em ocratic
vote, was IS to 11 to M b*
■Ututo the majority n ils
Moat of the opposition' Maa*
from lha Solid South wkhfe e m t
alderi the rule n valuable waapam
In retotag Candidatea net to t M I r
likings Admlnls truth* ItoUMh
backed by President IkseritR
and Chalrma* Jsrsaa A. Fnxte)b .
contend the two-thirds m m
meat la a breeder of dark bads*
candidates and tntra-periy m A*
moil Use.
In Um eonumlttee votes Nem
Prom inent" Golfer’s ‘SlckOf lt All,’ Says
Husband Arraigned
Smith As Negro OfIn Miami Tribunal fera Opening Prayer
Moth iod mb I fortioof* ExtnoM
SunnHand Travel
Bureau
w . ru.*. D.IM4..Irt-».»•».
H Platform Committee
.,
Balked By Talk O f
' V ' F i x i n g Constitution
^
STAiN labY-ROGERS Hi
Ltore Miami July I M A t o
■ * . Miami Jnly eth O O
-
(
i,
Stressing Um Inportaare of avi
ation development, CL 0. Nllaon,
director of aviation at the Orlando
airport, last night told Sanford
Lions that this Oty undoubtedly
would ha mad* a scheduled air
line tie* within the next few
Make your homo more cheerful with
Protect and beautify the outside 1
a real investment.
. ’ ••
Onarter.flnel results and semiL llrwek .at, kv flea) palrinre fallow)
.>
«a!"L* t' ,u a .' #«»
Chemalonahln
fltehtt Oredv
aas 1 . | run. Hit Haalar beat Joknny Rh*wh. 8 and
i
wue ' . u i i l i ’ ». *nd meets Harold Clark, who
liskae. D*.n. Um. .HmtatoA IT. f . Colter, one apt
aa* Mslaatla. Goorga Wimberly beat K b * Bleb.
'*■----------------------------- sp, I Sto t and meet* Mj»ten Ed
--- ---- --------------------- 1wards, who teat U H. Trerv. 6
-— — -.
I «w* I, Consolation*—Dr. J. D.,Orif.
- - .
fla baatU Beldamridge. 4 and 8,
f A
A
.ad nseate U U Humohreyv. who
a n _____
advanced on a by* t Georg* Brant-
■’ ■
'<,>■ :
Robinson D e c la re s
*Supreme Court Has
Delayed Recovery
Senator Robinson
j Named Chairman
dm
Bernard Deatrumaao of Trance.
8-3, 18-11. 8-4, end the British
Davis Cup team, put Hughe* and
jV,
LONDON,
Juno
.lit . Winston Churchill, former chancel*
•J‘ * lor of exchequer, said tbo Eure*
.sit pean situation not only waa far
■j{J worse than In llt4 but that Great
■ate Britain’s position “ te not noariy
i l l as good as It vaa then."
Ite told an ngricnltanl meeting
“pur defenses have been neglected
to on extent surprising and aston-1
tshtar. Tbs novel menace from tho
1
air did not axial to any extent In
w it.
F i t .'
, . 1 There Is no ether coos try la
‘ ' Um world whose position te so
Pvt- artificial ns Great Britain's. There
j i t Is no popelatien with position so
m pracarioito. aa that of a n 46,ua OOOJOOO gathsred la this email U. « ! land."
Williams WIU Crack
Down On Violators;
110,000 Is Sought
By City For Budget Permanent Chairman
OfConventionLauda
The municipal police today hod
launched, n campaign to enforce,
New Deal And Flays
n Ctty ordinance requiring p*yj
men! of occupational and bualnoos
Landon And Knox
Dumacratte Natfonalf Convention
wfl] more to Franklin Field, Pbllsdetphla, wWrt the PrwW.nt will
wot o precwJent by coming U fort
Commlulon Seeks To
Eacape Assuming
Risk For Accidents
««
, New rack
I'ltu b v rs k 2
. St. tools It rhlladalpkla i .
Osaiea TaOer
rkleape at nnainn.
/toL'MUIa at Pklladalakla.1
IMttakarsk at Now York.
Claolaaatl at Drooklra.
.
.
Cardinals Seeking
Training Location
A t Daytona Beach
1
*1
.
Shelley, Ik J. Lehman. N. J. Dugg*r, Jim Onion, Capt, Harold
Washburn. H. W. Ooodepoad, J.
Now Faces To Appear R- Lyle*, C. Tyre and S. M.
yd.
In L a te r Horae, HeTho
Presldaot’a radio program
: Vote Count Show* will ha augmentad loce'J by addreooOo from Mr. Shelley and othare, Mr. Glenn said.
Baafovd*! rally win bo one of
'kmadrede scheduled throughout tho
'atata. All admlailoa charges cotI bated will bo turned over to a
Democratic fund which will f t
nsneo President Rooeevelt’a campelgn erpenaea.
On Saturday night the entire
4-3.
.
---- A----- ■ I
F or S e & te P olling
Wn
asalsr*-
President’s Acceptance Speech Is Scheduled
To Be Heard By Sanford Supporters
In Rally At City Hall
RManunttV
statu
Daytona Dsscb
‘ h*
M ove Forw a rd F or
‘Nomination N igh t* Event
Tickets w iti m n i l today for
the “ NoaataaUon fttght" oeUrUWw
■ckodolod for Saturday i t I M L
I* tko Ctty Hot] wIm* President
Manager Bill Terry, N*w York
Giants, does hla part In bidding
for supremacy by smiahlng out a
four-bagger in the game againat
Pittsburgh yesterday. Giants won.
Rules Com m ittee Votes T
Enforcement Abolishi UTwo-Thirds Rule
Robinson Praises Democral
Retires Plan*
Promises To Defend Mrs. Fabyan, Natter
Title If He Licks From PhtladripMa,
Present Champion
hr re yeatordwf when Clarence
Lloyd, traveling secretary of the
learn. Impeded two local ball
fields and looked Into hotel accom
modations. Lloyd refused yester
day afternoon to make a state
ment.
Mayor E. H. Armstrong sain
yesterday afternoon be hid talked
to Lloyd In Jacksopytlle by tele
phone Monday *lght and that Lloyd
at that time would not say whether
! tha Cardinals would come here.
fH r& T A N D IN G S
MCSSn kiK
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Y H U R S D A T , J U N E I I . 1 W
__________
Mote Allows Visitors Hoeinski Tops Hitters
Seven Safe Blows; For Islanders With
Reds Threaten Once - Two Blows In Four
fT0
<1r‘i.
*'Mwho
t.P^dropped
id".!
hit n
to
Oallegoa
the
ball. Mou alngled to .core Maltby.aary.ln gU d.M oringPaw .il.
Swlndall forced Oary and Bist n f poured a triple Into center,
. shoving Swindell around. Cates
SchmelingSail* American Tennis
ForGermany On Star f t ’ Beaten
Giant Dirigible By Germ an Ace
LOCAL
City Calls Al
ToVscda
Merchants To Cloee
Stores On July 4th
�laspffi?
B a a
VKAC
r n n t fw o
1? m
» -r i t r » I T . « T ^ t
1, F A M T O t n .
Sanford Herald
llU k lU M
W
fa
Those W ho Load
1»P I
Delegates From Solid
South F igh t To Save
Veto Power Lx
Had Over Nominee
v
a ftw a «»i
««> «
m
T T ir n S D A V ,
P L O m U
C o n e Retires
To R est A lter
Caaa P*4t#way
Campaign Tour
1982
9248
FOR G O V E R N O R
" I V r h a p s th e m ust v a lu a b le cili7.cn to an y c o m m u n ity ,
l i a r at f>aaf*r4< F U r W i,
tow n o f c ity is th e man o r w om an , w h o w h ile n o t s e e k in g
D*«nty
X U N a c a a lia A v a a a f.
o r d e s ir in g public o f f ic e f o r h im s e lf o r h e rs e lf, an d w h o,
Alachua ------ --I far,
tt, lV f*. ait fft* fi**1 f»ff1ra th ou gh not a c t iv e in m a tte r s o f a c iv ic n atu re, la always
Baker ............ . ..
‘ 1880
f t a t f t a i umArr *►• airt
II
f i w **■ » « H )
re a d y to lend supjpjrt to th e du ly lu n s t itu le d a u t h o r itie s
Bay
2433
•V Marvk % im f.
„ r the Soprem* Court rulh»|
and to aid and en d orse fin a n c iu lly and o th e r w is e a ll w o r t h
1572
M O L U x n i.. n t : i t
"the American peopta p a goto* Bradford ..... .
w h ile c iv ic e n te r p r is e s ." s a y s th e K v e r g r e e n (Ala.) CouR ll f a r
•Rreverd ..
1841
forward."
P O I D O U *116A K— H w l i f t a W a i a i r r
rnnt. "No c o m m u n ity , la r g e . o r sm all, can e x is t o r p ro g re s s
“ W « recpgnlie that declsloni Broward - .....
1986
a r n K M im o a
b a t e s
^ w ith o u t a la r g e numl>er o f such c itize n s . T h e r e m u s t he of the Supreme Court until re.
• M Womr _____ _______
- *T/*
Calhoan ...
>08.1
im ljen d i'ra, hut w ith o u t a p ro g r e s s iv e , c o n s tru c tiv e , c o -o p e r a tiv e versed are final and we ebide trj
lU a ft o
......
Charlotte
T>pm Mm II>
749
J i ” I c itize n s h ip , such lea d ers m ust n e c e s s a rily fa il.
them." he added.
l y d C w H a i l*aa W a r k
Citrus
...
...
1334
" T i n 1 lead ers r e c e iv e t h e ir in s p ira tio n and d e s ir e to
*■ i i
itlfu r f
M l lrr«t, ar*
iifd a
1274
T h e o ffic ia ls r e c e iv e t h e ir en gard the court aa above and be .| "n a y
i k M A f » « i l a l l « a a aiwt n « • l f * a */1 lend fro m th ose w h o fo llo w .
• a t a r i a l M M a i a f a r ifc#
■r c o u ra g e m e n t and d e s ire to pni|s-riy s e r v e fro m th e th o u g h ts yond those fa t t e n and cauers |Collier
got
P S a l i f f a i l * w i l l k r r l R r g t a |W
Influence
the Columbia
2578
flft ta iv a la v « 4 a r r f 1 «lm « ra l«-«.
that com e to th em fro m th o s e w h o e le c t th em t o o ffic e . which naturally
minds o f human being*."
10X13
i Dade
L mMHH a a l K «a a repro Such in s p r a tio n and e n c o u ra g e m e n t d o e s n o t c o m e fro m ]
of Ua llarvM la fbr m U itiit one, w h o, w h en p ro g r e s s is m ade, b lin d ly sh u ts h is eyes.
A fter referring to the “ u r t; p . s « lo
1512
mt p d * «n i«in ff. o r r if* - a rr
*a tka la if f r alflaa «f and shouts fr o m th e h o u setop s th at his to w n , s ta te o r na - 1 decision Invajldatlag^ the New Divle
1170
akkPtrr w ltk p rla H p a l farms!.
York Law to fix minimum wages
“*
“
<AlM «a mm4 n»w lio n is g o in g to th e bow w o w s , anil w h o a t e v e r y op p or for women, Roblnaen cried:
2#2
OB
] Duval
tu n ity abu ses his o ffic ia ls , le a d e rs , anil c o m m u n ity e ffo r ts .
SIM
Oh, blind and Impartial Jua- Escambia
l« m member ml rls«- II com es r a th e r fro m th a t one. w h o, w h en s o m e th in g tir, 7 "whet ’ b1
ra’ ~* r o ’ commil- y '^ 7 . r
410
whirls U e t r l a .
- ■---------thy n »n »r■!“
* h e a « e f * r re - w ort.liw h ile, w h e th e r la rg e o r sm all, lias lieen d on e nr ac- -lad■ In
1200
1
Franklin
i t t M ■# Mil n r w i rffspafrtfere c o m p lish ed by mi n ffirtn l, o r w ho, w h en som e civic b e ttc rThe Arkansan paid hl> respect*
®*1 >P' • * •»•! wtbereelwe
1968
R ffPii Ip I I I - p a p e r i n i l g|( f » ihs- m unt p r o g r a m turn been successfiiH y c a r rie d through by to C o m mo r ban don In the first j tJwdeilcw
76 l
» * " • H M U H r d h m lm
fir som e public s p ir iliv f leader, savs t o such official o r louder paragraph o f H i I parch. R * f » - Cshrhriet
• f ..............mt
■ p e r fn l
Ml
l y rilp
■
re- w o rd s o f en cou ra g em en t and in sp ira tion , and insten il o f ring to a telegram from ban- ' Glad** .
870
don In which the Kansas gvver- Gulf
a b u sin g h im fo r not d o in g s o m e th in g else, co m p lim e n ts
l.12t
nor
Informed
lh«
convention
how
llemllton
JUOBHPAY. JI NK 2-,. ,,-nT hint f o r th e w ork done and orgies him to c a r r y on to o th e r
1534
he would interpret certain planks Hardee
556
of the platform,
Robinson d*-| llendry
I ® * 1* VEWJ1K f o r tod T t * accom p lish m en ts.
“ T in ' c h a ra c te r, a b ility , n iv 1 p h y sica l s tr e n g th to lead dared:
Bia
I Hernando
1300
and s e rv e , m a y Is- tc m i*'r u ril\ in th e hands o f th e chosen
W o e to l iq u o r h e a l e r s
" It was not the f l n t time In Highlands
13822
• W o e unto him that gjvcih
hii leader or official, lull for all time, the driving power, the our history that a nominee, in Hillsboro
_ ........
4381
u r i n e , that
i|
■ i f l i l i e i r drink,
putteat thy ■will to progress, the eiusuiragement sod instdration to |advance o f aceepting the aomlna- Holmes
haAtl# to him, and makcit him 1s tr iv e
forward, must c o m e fro m th e c itiz e n s h ip o f t h e ' ' 1""- h“ P ' » « d hla Interprets- l w « » " R1* " ......
7 drunken alio, thst thou mn
,lnn
5.117
community, town, countyv H
s ulamtr , nr
nr nation
nnuun.
,
.nn , * • . ktoguag*
„
, araplojsed.
,____
i . [l Jackron
i.ii.r m n
in
n
1043
but It le the ftret instance ln 1Jrfferoon
t ***h On their nakedness! —Habnk"You, the render, can make your town or county what which a candidate by keeping 1-afayett*
| kak M B .
921
you want il. Your attitude is re fle c te d in your officials. silent nn national public qu*a-|I-»k#
>561
I f you are content, they will be p ro g re s siv e .
If you lioost. linn* and
2487
UPON TW K I.V H
after maneuvering,
I"
2129
encourage and inspire them by ynur words and co-opera- himself Into a position assuring 1^‘on
*
has been riinlrforf In lln 0 in, thev will catch the vis io n and endeavor to serve his selection, ha*
1807
indicated
a ’ l-evy
J
birr easing noonday
923
disposition to holt on five
or Liberty
iiccordiugly."
v 6fcaiP ihow of nrdnr wiirrrin t>> I,
2093
more subjects on which hie party i Madison
has spoken."
LilenaU e —
2784
. J i i A v v w r i w i f j ? t • , w x . A bloom y I'orecast
;,A. .
j»- .
|Marlon .......
57W
tT tr r
m
• U pfriRed.
25,
1936
To my Opponent —
I o ffe r my heartiest congratulations.
» l
1944
To my loyal friends —
409
*
1267
Dade county: Group one, Georg*
2217 E. Holt, defeated J. D. bake;
8.17 group three. IT. E. Overstreet let
W3 J. K. William*.
Putnam: Victor H otel defeated
420
W
aller
Warren,
Incumbrnt.
is
671
I o ffe r my deepest appreciation for
their efforts in my behalf.
Charles Dunn
121 * rn*lP
* "d T. C. Dougin wav
In
918 victnrlua over Duff McLeod
18520
lw0-
HifUbormjgh: K. P Martin v m
11811
3 7 4 ‘ nominated in. group one and Ray
6794 ' mon^ Sheldon In group two.
Union:
Em eet Hewitt pol ed
8559
7.18 vi\lei to 583 for N. E Roc.
200
erts, the Inoimbent.
583
i Icon Walter T Moore Jr,, hid
882
.a lead of 2.0tll tu IJ471 over Etunk
„ , i Johnson.
295
Hendry, Elbert [,. Slewsri bed
404
*n eiige, 547 to 495. over Charlie
480
Miner.
1271
Palm Reach Rossrll Morrow de
4M5
feated Jack Zimmer
638
.Suwannee: Joe P Hatch defeat
«C
11110 ed J 8 Psyne.
15581 Baker: Edward G Eraser led |
JJ7 John P Sapp, )8.*V|,r> to 1.015, on
2 QJKJ unofficial return*.
875 ' Sar*,ota: John 1- Early, in405 rumbent. s i r renomlneled.
27281 Broward Roe Eulkermn. of llot
1459 lywood, defeated A. J. Ryan of
4422 Dania.
667 1 Charlotte: Jemrs T Rose. Mr.
261 defeated Charles Temp e,
1967
Highlands Dr A, T FJde JinUed
. 'Z267' l .',!>} B B E E U j M l S i m *
1038
gt. Johns: J. H Turner won ov.
<aa, er J. D. Grady, Sr.. 2.235 to 2.077,
Orange: Robert L. Hodge* was
nominated over George
Nash,
l2fi* 4.792 to 3,643.
M r; WVIK worU hiMonan who for years proAched a Permanent Chairman -Mon™ .7.
L'dlirul |d. kmnphv of Intcllcctunl optimism, now look* j OfConventionLauda
, Wh**rv In our pntK
Ihf* tun
\sit It com|>lrto disillusion and disgust upon democracy, the
bHlourt d t»lU r of
N ew Deal And Flays Okeechobee
I .ciiguc of Ntiliotit* and tho oarlh’s present organization into
s-aa
Holmes A. P. Drummond deD w W f ehednw nnd etir, the
Landon______
And K n ox ?/*T
feated J. J. Williams. 8.446 to 2,highly uationnlist'r, or what he calls “ combatant," state*,
fcruab and troom.
Osceloa
1098
,
o> a special artirle published in Collier's.
15X1i *
N ow at the bear o f trees Is n he reveals
o . « e |fHa pea, « e )
.
‘ 'I
Gadsden: The nomination went
He even goes so far as to forecast the possible Imminent limnK ~and
rlaan sunlight,
act on a report o f » ’ * lm u* , f "
4742 to F.. H. BUppsy on a 1,437 to
AJ the door, room.
I’
fnella
extermination of civilization.
suh-enmmittee which worked all
1,323 decision over Herman Ed
Mr. Wells recalls stully that he once made himsolT re night. The framing of the plat...............■
wards.
W e can sll with minds (pitot with sponsible for the phrase "the War to end Wur," hut now form pledging federal power to "□Inem ........... —
the loftiness, though cooler.
',nhn*
sees world catastrophe ms Hie "plain nnd reasonable prob deal with social and economic
That the sun has for Its merfdan.
problems o f
naUonwIde
scope
...........
ability"
nl
the
present
time.
IU
admits
himself
to
ho
one
, In the fine short spare Indore the
was delayed by a dispute over * R,nl* R °**
of
a
group
of
“
baffled
onlookers,"
and
finds
himself
un
roof eastward
ticklish Issue of a constltu- S* rs*0t*
able to take sides on any of the resounding issues or in the
t Darkens again.
ticnal amendment.
! Seminole ............
ternational disputes of the day. He says he "would not
Josephine Mile*.
An all night session fatted to ^umtor
.........
Is
____
__
slap a rat for one side rather than the other." The fnmous produce an agreement. Despite ( S uw* nn* * ......... .
British author enumerates some of the things in which tight lipped silence about what T"* 7 k>r ...... .....
• 7*
AfTRERB
• I * It got s mlrarle;
he once believed but in which he has since lost faith.
took place. It was learned there
.......... .....
This aged women,
“ in 1011," he says, "I still believed in a certain reality was a prolonged discuemlon o f a
...............
t il apfiearinrn dull
------ ----behind democracy; I thought that existing ‘democratic' Hank suggesting en amendment
soys H A M I O N T A L U t Y ,
And hollow-eyed.
,
governments were conscientiously responsive to current to give the federal government
Iwsefe Qserw Star
J1 *Al»d stilted as a dying flower.
the
power
to
handle
national
i» -V35w Ymrr
thought. I ditl not realize how far governments could go
«' flnmmnnlng, at o curtain’s rise,
problem*. Agreement to Include T O T A L
on
ignoring
the
increasing
Intelligence
of
mankind.
I
t* Bpch regal beauty, pride,
some such plank was reported • Incomplete
thought fiermany had to lie 'lilwratcd from imperialism’ but committee members were
Precincts missing,
.• 'And powrrt
by defeat and then ut once welcomed back into the 'comity described as In disagreement
•
l e llaron fnnke.
f nations.’
over the phraseology.
J
The war rycte completes Itself
“There is no esca|w- from the disaster which threat»’ Ml swiftly these days abroad. It tis civilization as we conceive it but strenuous and compli
Short's Tonight
J la a (lliesllnn whrlher hl-lnry Is cated effort,
if within a few generations we do not build Japs Hint They M ay
*’ rtpealm g Itself or atulliTIng. that instructed, educated and disciplined world community
Send Ship To China
J* CUclunali Rtar TImes.
which alone can end war for iis and avert degeneration, then
Free Dancing
the good things that have gleamed before our eyes, beauty, T IE N T S IN , Juris
I R ._ UPS—
j
AVo’vo Leen listening to Jim
fruitful leisure, enlargement of vision, associated with ever- Indignant Japaness hinted lis t
In The Clab Room
f . T s rlry ,
Srnalur
Hark'ey anil
night a warship arwadrnn would
♦ Ctonatur Rublnaon oie r the rndio increasing power, will lie withdrawn inexorably, one col
b*
the
answer
to
Chinees
marine
lJs'iltaiioccats are pretty good nil lates will follow another and our children will pass down
into the darkness, suffocating each other, flaying each attacks on susportsd smugglers.
Hffbt, to hear us tell il!
A spokesmen st the Japans**
other with IhuuIi and gas, tearing each other to bleeding rniMulat# Indicated , equadron of
destroyers was tei*»g sent from
la Governor Hhnlt* (limbing on rags.
"II Is the flattest, clearest common sense that these Port Arthur to patrol tho G o lf o f
* the Con# handwugon when he says.
*
IJsmucrats have msde tin Ir things are ahead in waiting for us unless we turn to a Chihli, Nurth China’s vast herCholip between twu spendid gen new direct ion. We have been warned plainly by the events bor.
The Japanese hinted, too. they
j tie men. Mr. Cone will lw- eleeteil III of the past ^wo decades. N<(L nnly do we know what may
November and 1 am eonfidenl lie
might demend romptete withdraw
mill lead the stele through four happen lint we know in general terms what wo ought to al o f Chinese customs patrol vssis- doing about it. And we are not doing it.
year* of progress?" Or is lie?
ecU from northern waters unless
"Hilt it can still be done. A great mental turnover the situation ia amrllnratsd."
I Baptists ilrny llew rliarge, jins been going on nnd practical reconstruction has had
to wait ii |m>ii that intclli'clual revision. The federated
J- ma printed In this column Tor< day, that Dave Bholta, as well as world community has to exist first in men’s imaginations,
J 'o v a r y other governor since Ski before It ran give battle to the combatant state and so
s' Bay f.'C ltta , la a Baptist. The gov- emerge to l ri urnpliant renlily,
Dny hy day as this fun
V tarnor Ia. they insist, a ('orgregsdamental antagonism in human politics grows plainer,
*’ tlonallst. So wo will let It stand
reasonable men have less excuse for indecision In the plan
J* « t that . . . . until we hear from
ning of their lives."
, |hs Coiytregatlonallats,
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w »t
JUNE
“ M y Song is
of D odge”
*
THANK YOU
Is is impossible to express my heart
felt appreciation for the confidence you
placed in me on Tuesday by nominating
me as County Judffe.
Words cannot ex
press to you my thanks; this will have to
be lived.
1 can only say that it will be my f<
purpose to do that which is righ t and
just, to give an honest and conscientious
administration o f all matters that come
before me in this office.
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Sincerely, •
R. W. WARE
HAKE VOUR MOREY GO FARTHER WITH
NON-SKIDWEAR
I
1
r Walt, Judge Pattawsy did rnrry
• Central Florida, Seminole, Orange,
S A N FO R D T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO
Lake, and h" did carry the
* low er East Coast, Dade, Palm
Mr. and Mrs. C. V, Smith lsft that lha Raminol* County Bank I
, |W*ch. Broward and ltunroc. How yesterday fo r a several weska would
purchase th*
XTeFocest
4 g «v Id wa be expected to know how Itinerary o f New York and Cana Rulldlng at th* corner o f F irst [
f . m a y little nookJtRd trinity In the da.
Street and Magnoii* Avenue, Th* j
/ -■ ta te would g o t
Mrs. John D. Jlnklna and chil Herald Investigated the m ailer
dren lsft yesterday for Waynes- and th* rumor was confirmed that I
“. l - >
y,
Benator Traftin ia about to make villo, N. C. They expect to spend th* building had been purchased I
* tap hla mind ko run for re-elrctlon th# summer In the mountains o f through th* A. P. Connelly SUall
1 ,|d tha Ualtnd S u its Senate to North Carolina.
Estate Co. and that it would b*
T which tie was only recently ap
In honor o f th* birthday o f har remodeled at once, a now front!
£-.lP»tnUd fallowing Senator Tram- IMCa sister, Roberto, Ml*i| Rena put in and new floors and vaalts|
’ laul'.’ s death. In that caaa we tan Murrell gave a charming pink and and fixtures installed.
wxpett fn leant almost a* much whits party on Saturday afterrailroad receiverships aa wa noon. Folk dansaa and kindergar
BECOMES LAW
already learned In recent ten games w ets anjoyod on th*
WASHINGTON, June tfk -W
ptonlha about hotel taeelverahipa.
town. Enjoying th* dallghtfol o*.
caslon w srs: Msrgusrlts Gsrnsr, -The 1800.0000,000 tax hill which I
7 'l * |d no compliment to the Bvtlyn Peabody, Margaret G lltl, last wash was holding up nd-|
- Booth that ths DetnowxtU ton Clara Bray, Lualla and M ary journment of Ctangros* became
p* ’ l ’ WentlOn U about to ahollah lha Lillian Mahonay, Jams* Hlggine, law Tuesday when it wa* s!xt*a|
& & ■ . ifam dfla tWo-lhlrda rale, by which QI, Jolla Higgins, Pearl Robson, by Frealdeat Rooegveit.
*Ae
I t la nateaaary fo r a prealdantlal Arthur Zachary, J r .
Kinchin
- candidate to aaaara the approval P a w m , n d Robert Adams.
-------- - taf two-thlrda o f tho delegaU* beAttending th* dine* at B a m ^
Y . Io ta he ean bo ttomlnaUd. By ford Thursday ovening from BanEe \ Toeaas of thla tola kb* Sooth has ford were: Mr. and Mr*. R. A .
tab!* to Influence strong- Newmin. Mr*. AUen Jones, M r.
[action o f • presidential fUmorl Pul**tan. Mkn M ary D*-
J. Waits & Son
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THllRfinAY. JUNE 2.',. 19.1G
Hamilton
Exploding Star
^ Social A n d Personal Activities Grows Brighter
And Shows Iron
Miss Martha Bishop
U B S MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
Social Calendar
FAG S TBBSS
1 I11” "*
n r e s a n f o r h , ireR A i.n , s a n f o r d , f l o m t ia
Predicts
Republican Victory
M E A N S BUSINESS
\V \<|t|\t;TON*. June 25 —<£>
(ohn ft. M Hamilton. Rppublican
nici nj- , ban man. piedkt^l ^Clterd \ th it The Repub Irani vmild
win "ii II it wic or seven Mat as*
nnd wlded **l w •oldn y he surprised
if i io*1, ui:i*J ii I m U1 them all.*’
j, Miwcu-dng the approaehinf prea»iduiif ik I nun pa uni at a prti* confnit iu,* hi* *ltd the Western stairs
w in
iri the bug’ because of the
stn-iigth ,»f the Republican ttekat—
Gov,*i not* VIf M. Mod on of Kan
sas, Got, br.ink Knox, of Chic*j K‘»
s
Telephone 148
Person als
Gives Bridge P arty
Mi- 1
M irth.
Bl.hnp enter,
FRIDAY
«
Seminola Ryhrkah tauter will •aine^ » -mall rtwup of friend*
meet i l 8.00 Ek. M. at the OtMj it „ Irirfi-e p-rtv Toe.rl.v after.
*• lirr home on Marnntia
Fellow« Veil.
I
|
.(venue in honor of . h e r houae
SATURDAY
Mis* Mary Nell Smith will give -■e-t Mine Kathleen Cherry ef
• certificate piano recital at .'>HO OrantrebiiT. s c Pink and red
P. M. In the itU'lio "f Mr« r ’-e« and rinniai were o«ed lo
Fannie S. Munann, Myrtle Ave. i adorn the partv rwm«.
nue. Mo. J. L. Intrley. nnpriin». J At tho oorrhielnn o f l e re ri!
•.rnen~«.i,>n. nf hrldee fcfrh im rr
will be M ilitant talent.
|orire two fine. handkerchief*. i n
TVKNDAY
Th« Woman’* Mmmnary S u -j awarded t*. Min Eleanor Mirkctety of the Firat H.ptlit l hurrh -on Ai honor irueit Mil* Cherry
will have a diatrie, rail/ at Id Mil J «a» the no-intent of two mono.
A. M. at Orledn, A eovi r«d dish |’*’■»mmo,| hindVerehlef* and Mini
Prance^ Fal»- Milterr of F^rt
luncheon at noon
'fvi i was pro-M*nter! with a *lmi!a»* "iff
R'fr^’ hment* were sirred hv
the hnstps* paxMed by her ro^th*.*■ M*-* n n RMiop, and Mh*
Thelmn Iten’ un Those
present
Cfcrblo
were- the Mi’ ’ ** Kathleen Cherry
Lombard
t*f OmnicehiiriF S C Fra nee <t Fair
11 Mi Iee r nf F--rt My era, Jane
Faith Baldwin's
iShamn. Kathleen Taney. Hatheryn Thigpen. ('amt in# Hill. Mar“ Love
«*r*»et Vernny an.i Kleanor If irk*
Before
«nn brbl^e yue«ta. and Thelma
Breakfast"
Itenann. tea guest.
1 Madeleine
T H IS G E R M A N
Scientists A rc Uncer
tain I f Appearance
D. U. Wilder of Jarkson-’
Has S___
ig n ific a n c e
vDitmg her mnthar, Mri. j
-
t
i
Mn.
trill 1*
John T. Brady, for a few dayi. < Wll.I.IAMs HAY, Wia, June
i 25.—The explnding »tar in Uio
| Mn. Fred T Scott la apending I n'*rthvavlrin .y myitified a*,
ithia week at Daytona Beach with |tronomeua . recently by
add.
her aliter, Mr« Paulk
Rrevri.
'mg Iron t.. th.- biaung matter it
St IIFill I K IIA.NCK
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(hurled into . |uc|)A^ IT»NA BEACH. June 25.—
j ^ Mn. J. I. Hurt and daughter., » The iron optn-arrol in the apec( The l«t,i lUi.* Sigma Club, bachditelle and Katherine, -pent a»t trum lmn.li culm pieiurea of the j
idor f itermty of Mavtrma Re%cht
week-end In St. Augustine.
‘ ataC* light uhaervrd
through'
will s'ug«' it* annual ndd-nifht-to, ditun dance at the l*eautifal RIH] \ n hi n l lltRri vutmi v lrli,»ccupni a*
Mrs. P. It King h** g«nr in thr *tar gn w brighter The metor(n Hotel ip Km ViiU SaturWilmington. N C.. whrrr ,h. w i* ni's sigmficuru*f w*ia difficult to
|,U> Juh » • ' p**i t of thla city'a
railed by the serious dine” ,if ct|i|.im. Mr Otto Stiuvi*, ubservu.
Ki "1 m* 4 ‘iil*'1 «i a' ion.
Iher nephaw.
t'»rv til tutor, said
Or lilivrr -I 1
I ci* who also win watching the
I Mr* Christine Mie| is ’ pending
HOME RADIOS
Mai ,»t Norlhwoitcni UrUM raity w
'the Rummer at tho re«itfenrc f
iHaibnrn
t
ultir
/
m
Evan’
|Mr». Henry Wight, HUM park
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ton, II! , *.«oi that non was hot
' Avenue.
unusual nt normal ’ tars, but win
C A R RADIOS
not sot n m imvuo »urh as thi*. i
' Miia Ruth (!iit of KlVl'm.
v
*'A v*■ry cons iiir ratu p ch ingi1"‘
I. viiiting her hroihrr in lew nnd
BATTERY
!»l*ter. Mr and Mr* J"hn Ivey, occurred in the .spectrum bands
i»f the new >t«i bet ween Thurs
Mahoney Apartment.
RAD IO S
day ami Fiula> nights. l»i. Slruve
Clyde Hurt la upending wine repot teii At first only hydrogen,
(•_*. I! and .12 voJta)
time in Frrn.mlin. with hi* broth
helium aul Tii.rcmsmm vaptc affn.
•
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'er, Jenninri Hurt, who ii attend
tine thing the non ptobsbl/ in
I Ing the Barnwell Olidinc Kch «>l (lk-ited, he -aid, was that the till
B A U E R ’S R AD IO
face of the *rm hud funded from
Mrs
Grady
Gallant
and
son,
SERVICE
Carrol]
1.ri,|MH) to 11>,(Kid di'gt ces cent i
, French Government 'Grady Gallant. J r . left last week yinde lb. ur/.ice beat of the
S i.— Phone 29
Geo r go
/ \ fr„
I l r a n n l i f,,r Thnmaitnn, Ga„ j»od Gululen e W t * i A U J. »m- m irt u
O
ffers Ouve lita
n f** ,
- -rr - - ^ ^ wmonth.
’ Jtrefijf
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glees
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Hi s r u \ I ( K THE TOWN*
*: -* *
G
r
ibis, cu..d111g |o iM
i*e - s wns occUT
Itme 2r»—1/r* -Ollvel F W. Wcltitl and Juo Stryens
ring
si
1
1 hmi c h Hu stni w.is grow
branched ef irnlu’ IHal and P° j of Frcdarlck. Md. have returned
•nv bngMe
|t ..iidd In* *ee,,,-acc were ..ffere.I by ho'n* »ft«T ipgmling n few <lnya
plainly with th,* inked rye, Th*
. . .
. ,
hare with frlenda.
♦h. rieneh government tougy
eastr-t wav t«» find it w.ts to lo
The (H.pulnr front administra
Building
Juliu* Zelmenoeiti lef* the 4*ut«* the rotistetljit mn t ’vgnus
tion agreed to halt further occu firnt nf the week for 0keeehnl.ee known «• "the >*«.%a»r* and "th*
Mnterials
Noil bent IHiss," in the north,riRt
pation of factories by striking tn viait hi* roualn. Nathan Zel
for lumber, roofltUf
etn *Vv The long ukis nf Ihr
blik
mennviti. for ■ ahort time.
„M. ii1111 t
I'M* I 111118, dll/i d Hid w mdcriiiic win1 M s ui; about, umku’ n «l*
workmen.
nnd building n iitfriili
cross if projected in an Imagi mm hi’ fei t nfter h«
id (V
I'm '
* n fUwi» **d in Mill ^idllll, hug *il lutihi,
Si a ' o Ui t
nf
nil kinds cnll on til.
Mr. and Mr*, lack Tnreance iitiiv 'in,* mu thvvard,. would iilmonf dr limit it* -cmI,. wiU
id will la
i AI the
R - F» ida \ tind Silt Hi da i w !*• ■
|lure you'll find th*
|and ton are planning tn leave In. hit the novn.
*<how u
most reawumblr prlcta
night fnr Aahury Park. N J , to
Th. fa,! tlmt the si ir was tn
«nd best qunifty ftfld
ap«n<I the iummer.
creasing in brightness Mr, Ntrnv,id" II U«k**d Whi f la r a lb".
the quickest se-rtci,
English Deny Finding
said i* was of magnitude 2 S , Sboltz Will Seek To
of Hiu Kind had la-mi fmiltd
Mr*. J. J. Bloat and ann, Greg-- when l.c-lie I*eltier, amatetie ns J
Suddqn Scrrle*
o- flat lltilmu iit'phim
Aid Flood Sufferers Italian Attack Flan
ory. nf lavuiaiana Irft tndav a r., r
tennomer, of Melphns. Ohio, fmindl
•pending , week here with Mr
SMI DIFIt HIES
in\I»l>\ Jure *jr. 4*r> VG
TAI.I..AIIAS jAKE. Jung *\ « It
and Mra. W. A. Adama, Roie It Thursday night, and «*t» now
\ I V\ >n|{K lull* .*'• t*V*
'’slightly brighter** was ividcncp* Thu ^overiut * ,*ff!*•*- w.,„| T,i«-’ * .unit* t *♦ .ndu'i if**, uniler’ gerctary
t.iMbor A iR fflt
Court.
Yard, Im .
that the earth had yet to -^e the ifttv th** ’ t**li* wutifal **i -ppiutg ♦,< ^t,i»u f.*r fiifiiifn affair**, full! Mii i«'f fi* iii ril f**h»i I Inffey. 1*1,
V V TO M Y W O R T H Y O P P O N E N T
PlMMia n
i
miiuniiid,
r
t*t
the
N
*
w
Jersey
hieh
point
nf
the
explosion
mi
1'input
illg
fiu-mlier
**f
the
jTmn
with
effort’
t
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iitd.iui
fedvi
il
Mr»* K, B. Zirre« nf Jack’ nnNotional
Gu
ild
du
I
Fiji
»duy
nf
1
ihiiik
VVr
Itig’
fliiv
”tm
p
■ill’
,
elthi1
r
fund.t
'
r
ihr
Smith
1
fund*
m
u
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ji
Th...
ast
ronmnpr*
were
afford
\
vi le and Mlfa Anna Mac Mneachrl
*
and I•»i nu 111 1 1 mn nit lick oh Egypt or i t U niir i mi- :»P,\ dl I'm m-’ i v ,
m ttuusmil opportunity t o . fIiki«!c*I I'Trunl ly
of Covlngkm, Ky- «re (he guaala pd an
It r f pnrt*NI i but a hour hnif nf urn* nllipp ,h -cr i(d i ui” wf*»c fouiitF | than u wi-pfc
thla weak of Mri. C. H. Winn, StB ** iidv t h ■t mr i n I1hr urncc*« nf
Hh|cm-irtia. , »i
M-.gf nf « k ,iv Ml ffiuidipi jiff*■! t d it Eh ltd If 1 1 1 the burned w i • . Uig" nf v.l
Park Avenue.
'
K ' h e a r t f e l t '’ t h a n k s Ituliu ti phi He he m ♦ ji i c, i I i - 1 All
« i ru iti*pgttd*'ul tin Wl’ \ ji o|t-('
|-i|ri^btr|4 b•»■%
*♦■• lie i f| <***n ouf ■ oft .' iktp
Atmlher
pf'iiji*»*t
which
would
pro*
gii
Mr.
and
Mra.
Frank
T
.
Miller
To My IeOyal Friends
C" Ht(, |t,« k (»f I'll, ' 1 I '• fMi'Vltl ■!
r nnrt.rrii1 it A* .I <lduv for an
To my friends
and Mr. and Mri. it W. Hrrn<|t
It rpiifu* Hj|■* vide some fAit.uim foe w*ok on
don left thla morning for Marv a»a»"|#fi| ->1 *1. urv'u id,* in lt,< nn,, county muds in Hendry nnd near
whose efforts in my behalf will be long
l y gourdle* (lum.igtuf bv th** ’ tmm
Eiter. Fla., to Join Captain H. bp- t0” '
w,i’ w n t,i fbire h.M bu ll applied for. it xuid
A.
Birina
and
Mra.
Alvina
fnr
a
n «pcnfi<l linic
remembered. % f
Jitl* Ilk Ml f!s*ewse
ahort varatlon.
t
If rrmug'h new dnt* -such n* Showman blentificn
I j ’uh* Yh idii July t t Q A
I extend m> hlnccrcut thunks for the
Rat M*14011 July 'dti f / a #
i Mrs, Kmlly Purdon haa raturnrd the npTM*r»n»nce nf Irrifl
,h" AVoman In Everglades Sunniland Travel
M,|>|H»rl uivcii me during; the recent cam, to hrr home in Laka Monroe aftppeelrtim run Is* uhtsSned from1
• r a month’* vl»it with frirn.ti
i
paten.
and rvlatlvta In Sherman, Dalln. these *Vx|Josinns in the nMking.” i MIAMI June 25 Li* \ IW1J1I
Bureau
and San Antonio, T tiai, and scientists riuiv grt n clew tu the *n fnunil ilyiti on the Tutu Infill
Tri»i! between Naples unJ F.ver*
30 K I’inv HI. Ilrlanilo 1’h. 310,1
PorDmouth, Va.
rmisi* nf the blowups,
glsdes was Identified Tut ’ diiv us
Exploding sLirs nrr a
aa
a furturn* teller known t Marie
Mra. Emmett Hunt and Mi**
Chester Alexander, ,i showman,
Joyre Hunt left today fnr charlei- yenr*nW mystery. The AncientB
lon and Columbia. 8. C.. and A t cnlUsI them no win in the Irrllef •aid he hid seen her nt Pifu- Gn*vi*
lanta to ape nil a ahort time Min they wert* new hcavcrUy botllrs, Inn near here A H f'r*iwn re*
ported he h nl givt n to r a ri»fi* for
•■ ■ ■ S R l I S R a R l l H W R R B f l l i a i l l l l l l l l l U l l O l l
Hunt will then enter Laurel Full* Ttiey wi re seen ns curly
Severn I mi es I'ltvoeen d verglmlea
Camp at Clayton, (la.
*'»r» II r . On uf the most fn and Naples Sunday night and that
Mlea Marline
Torrance hm mous was Ilint nf lf»72 A. D.. she tehl hint ’ he was u fortune
lli.imnnda And Watchr*
goo* U Roanoke, Va., tn via It which csuibl U* seen In hm*tl d*y* teller and w*i going !■» St. iVteraritte
W
ateb An<* Jowelr^ Rcpolrlnt,
B
hurg.
tgstS
S
S
Mlaa Nancy Fontaine for a ahort light.
Modern science knows
Iliaimtiiii Mi mn ting; And Engrtvinf
The
woman,
who
hud
17
rents
lime. She and Mlaa Fontaine will
■
•• y%I I I HI. I ' l l l i »;s A M I* T I I N L U W t W T "
them not *s new slars. but hs dial a deck of pluying ranis hi her
leave aoon for Montraal, N. C..
5 3»J li. Fir*I
E*»*•«*• fk
Keil T» T«w«tt*a
pocket
was
picked
up
ufirfinBrloitA
1
olil onrs vphxlhtg h» *»* uncx*
iH ih iiiiM ia iM iR rn M iv v iiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiia iti
to ■pend tho oummrr.
in the hmtl early Mutnlay. She
plninrd wrny. After the eiplosion
m rrm
Mra. J. M. Buabee and Miie l,ury they resume their iccusturned dim* died on the way to a Hospital Here
rat ' - r —
r»f injuries apparently caused by a
Ruaber returned today to their
hit and run driver.
home in Vienna, Ga.. after vlalt- ness.
i
-To-Night-
1,V-
I
n
CONGRATULATIONS
1
H IL L
H AV A N A
IN SE M IN O L E CO UN TY
J. F. McClelland
W.
SAMMY LONG
—su.ar.W Sr
B . BALLARD
I W E R T -T h e -J E W E L E R
W ishes to thank the voters
o f Sem inole County for their
support in Tuesday's elec
tion, and extends h is heart
ie st congratulations to Mr.
Wa
G. K ilbee for h is victory
lag relative* her* for a ahort
la. II. Smith hm gonj to TaI*
time. They were accompanied by
tha former*’ daughter, Mra. Jack lahmxsie tu »pcnd aonm Time.
MaeDnnald and daughter, Jaciguewho will apend a month In
Vlaana.
WK ARE rHOUD
OF OCR SERVICE
Mra. J. t. Hurt and family Irft
YOUR WATCH MUST BE
Monday night for Daytona Beach
ACCURATE
to i pend about ttoaa vwaka. They
Official Railway InapecUf |
accompanied by Mr. Hurt’*
eiater, Mra. L. P. Britt, and Jack J M c L A U L IN Jeweler
Britt of Richmond, Va., who will \
112 PARK AVK, '
thla week at tha beach with ’
a .a q A A q a A
a ja. a. a a. . ^
w m, a. a. a. a.
V * I I I I I H I WWW V f T T f f S T v f l
My Very Sincere
GRATITUDE
E. L. Spivey & Co.
R EM EM BER O U R
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
Uriando I’hono RH77
13 8 Mala BL
Heliuildini; nnd Servlclut; on nil Makca of Machlno*
New & Fuetnrj— IMmllt Typcwrltera— FLasy Tcrata—
All Work Guaranteed.
Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paints
“ Itcsl In The South”
Make your homo more clu i rful with Dealer 4 Gay palata—•
Protect unit iK-iiulify tho uutilile—Brighten the Inslda—lt'g
Ii irul ItiVPetmrnt.
STANLEY-IUKJEILS HARDWARE CO.
211 Sanford Avcnua
STARTS TOMORROW
D 0N T M 1S S THIS SALE
11
to thg votcra of Seminole Coun
ty foe thdir jrenerouM aupport and
W U ton Tuesday.
It will lie my
rtM n u t Jjurpoau, an your Cummiit*lan#F atwayt to work unadfiahly tn
your JnUrtit tn the end that your
confidence may be Ju»-
RASHER
X
w. .
t
SILK DRESSES $
2
For Price of one Plus
THE STYLE SHOP
102 East FinR £5L
Phone 75
# Finar Ingrodiantil
# A nowtyp* of rt«ip«t ’
# Mixed a loacial, mors
> pointtaking wayl
^ • AWvaloui flavorI
�THURSDAY, JUNE 25, IKK
Rookie Collects Pinion And Boris
Pair Of Doubles A re Released By
Also Againt Sox Local B all Club
’ Gehrig Becomes First
[ ^ American Leaguer
p : To Rap 100 Blows
^ C H IC A G O , Jum
Golf Tournament
Miley And Berg
Remain In Lead
! In Denver Play
AlabamanQualifiesTo
. Remain In Meet;
Caddy la Surprise
Quarter-finals Billed.
On Today’s Round;
Solomon Defeated
Cotton Leading
Field lo British
JOE GRASPS
Replace McCrone At
First Base Position
May Come Back
—The
HOYLAJUC, England. Jane tS.
— (AV-Henry Cotton, the door
prodigal ton of British golf, lod
tha field in (ho M-hol, qualify
ing round for the British open
championship yesterday with 119, ]
9* ' « » “ 11
“ | ,u o « m
officially announced today
four ihoto ahead ef Gene Sara-1
flf y f* *
by haads of Urn Sanford basseen, who topped the fire Ameri
' Di Maggie not only paced tha hall club.
can qualifiers.
.
|
betters with two homer* and
Jack Pinion sad Frank Boris
Other Americana who qualified,
pair of doubles, but clouted ware the two who gat thatr wajkwith their Korea yesterday and
hoth ef tbs round-trip blows in I lag papers, whlto J. W, McNally
their totala wen Ten Turner, Pina
tha-same Inning to equal tha j was handed a contract and told
Valley, N. J, 73— 144; WUHe Goomajor league record.
to do Ms stuff around first bans.
tin, San Francisco, 73—160; Joe
Hie four-bagger* drove in five; tba each formerly heft Bpw*
Axar, Waco, Texas, 76— 160; and
ruse to tbs Yank*’ huge 10-run by ex-Manager Stuffy McCrone.
E n rle Bell, Mobile, AM.. 74—154.
epTse la the fifth, when Jake
MeNelly played for the locals
T. Dennis Boardman. Sooth
Powell also connected far the la tba first of the Meson but
Hamilton, »e««« u j Frank Ball,
Circuit with tha bases loaded. In was traded to the Albany BoaeTannererille, N. T „ felled to qaalithe mures of the battle, Frank’ tore In tha IntomaUonl Leegu*
t j. Boardmen shot an S3 for 163
Cmetti and BUI Dickey also hit Later ha did duty on the diamond
sad Ball took a 77 fbr 144, wall
homers lorthe Yank* while U s e at York, Penn. It was through
outside the qualifying Unit of 156.
SetMl! did theseme far
the an armagemant wlw
*«•
It arms left to an unknown caddy
Kntd Son.'
.
Clubs that the InfUlder returns
to furnish the drama In yester
. . .
. . . j . . .
here- He eleo, has bean
on tha
day's play, Waltw Smithsra, a
w ater.ef the Daytona Beach
caddy at Buanlngdala, who shot a
Sl.ten
and the Del-end Red*.
71 over the comparatively cecy |
I l- l game* over the Boston
,^11# pi )offl ^
hie n Iw w
Wallasey course Tuesday, toured • tbs. Helen Wills Moody, ece
S e f k i , who war* defeated y.e- from u * Ioe, i ah*, be .101 raHewls ana of the meat dramatic momenta In the Bchmellng-Louie bout at Yankee Stadium the first nine of the back-breaking, of th* American tennis courts, la
mains the property ef Chat- last week. The Bepie sleep-producer from Detroi t find* out for th* first time bow It Teel, to kiss Hoytok# course In S3 yesterday' seriously considering mors Inton^YtWhtng* on WAIT aides didn't
w*
V*
“ orU’
WfttNtt'to n thing. Both the
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____ the floor. BenfeHJto* me/ tee Ike whole fight f tom the screen of the RiU Friday end Saturday.
-lend away from Cotton, but ^C She’* not definitely decided yet
■tutor*. Lefty Gome* tor the
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f t * 4* and Bugsr Cain tor th*
A»
[a the Florida Buts
1*3, were belted out early. Pat League were rained ant ysetorHelone, who relieved Gomes dur- Hay Today the ' Lookouts an
of Stretm .iM Party AUle, the
ft r t h * Whlto Bon three-run rnl- ^ u U d J play Daytona Beach
British Rydor cup star. Allis add
!», *■ p * taurth, took credit for hew st 3 P. M.
ed • 74 yesterday to bia 69 of
*h f. victory, while Babe Phelpa,
Tomorrow the locale take the
Tuesday.
thf saeead of four Chicago pitch- road and return tha fata* with
•f*» * M charged with th* da- the Islander, there.
Until Smlthera earn* In at th*
Che*. Wart, club pneldent.
tor-end o f the field with hi* 71,
The Yankee 34-hlt attack, la said the Lookout* aw now wllhTurner’s 73 was tha beat score of
*wh|ch Lou Gehrig became the! out the coaching services at Zlm
the day on tha Hoylak# course.
fb*| men to gat 100 hit* thlaj Bock, veteran Chattanooga scout,
Richard Burton, another British
•fupu by collecting four la yes- who with Mr*. Bech left yeetorRyder cop player, finished a stroke
terasy’s clash, started In the first day on an Ivory-hunting tour s f
j
frame, whan tha Yanka counted lha South.
two run* on three safe blows.
Beck has been hors since Bill
* Th* Box Immediately went out R «l**r», new local manager, took
f t front In their half ef th* la- ®°n*wl of th* club nearly two
ftiig, by pushing throe talllea
Wtnaa tha plate. From theta on
H ws* a battle ef sluggers with Alvin Crowder Gets
w*’! M th* high percentage at Is eaoogh la Itself to Stoiep Tbs- *tt In charge or athletics at S|
V o A n iln n
p . _ v « b , talehepe ,B * * • scramble* over lay at a first-rate threat and pa* school which he* been repraV a c a iio n
r o r I ear th* barriers, that It U talk as well ttnttal Olympic winner. He’s Just , tnud by football end basksthell
n rm n rrM
"•* *• W*T* fka fieg to briskly In
one against tha U. R A , hut South , teems that have been among th*
vto rL w d J ,’ tZ Z **
l
UM!vM,Urim H*k'
8UT* Atkinson beat three be.t In Florid. schoMetlc clrcha,
whT^‘
nT#iT* f
P^ , bmtjr ,om• of Yankee finalists to «h* top* In for , i mMt a decade.
V 1 a J,
W»hwt our beet hurdler, will com* 3 crap. i « | . Bo It can ha dona.
i
t o u i e t it .'
dual handicaps of a eora arm aad.M r tn the final trroute
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A JsekionvUl* boy, Lockett at-,
a etomach aliment this vear.l
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asked yeetordey to be pieced o
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a* la kerahr given that W.
IAT1TT has ?U*4 hie final
o? jA ^ T n ir n r i0V °l » a v CeeeeeeO’i that be has flWd
etlllsa for flael Clecbarge,
bat M the n «a y ef An•>•1, be will apply te tb*
Mto 4“ ; Of SJaros. Cosaty
' ef aemlael* Coenly, rloriK * pyrevat ef said final re*
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All gamee^ rain
■t. Aueuatlae at Oalaoevllla
Pavtnaa Itoaab at Sanford.
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gA T IO ff AI, tSAOUW
A Sensation - B reaking a ll A t
tendance Records on Extended
Runs Everywhere
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DENVER, Jen* 36.—(AV-T»P
favorites won their second round
matches in the woman’s traaaMlaslsslppt golf tournament hare
yesterday, cutting the field, ta
eight for today’s quarter-finals.
Miss Marion MUey, Lexington.
Ky, the defending champion;
two former Utleholdara, and Mlaa
Patty Berg, W-year-old. Minne
apolis star, who le the gallery
favorite, were among the wInMiss Mil*/ defeated Mrs. Leon
Solomon. Mrapkls, oaa up the
cloaeat match of tha day.
Mis, Phyllis Buchanan, Denver,
1133 trena- Mlealaeippi champion,
■cored a 6 and 4 victory omft
Miss Betty Boettorill, Salt L e fl
City, and Mr*. Charles Newbold;
W lchlto,. t u , 1033 UUaboldar,
defeated Miaa Dvrolhy T rean j,
Ben Francisco, 3 end 3.
Min* Berg wee not hitting her'
shots as wall am In her prsvioui
cub par round*, but she was hit
ting them good enough to play
even par for th* 13 holes the
want before defeating Mrs. J.
W. Phillips, Bartlesville, Okie,
7 and 9. She won her match ,by
tba Oldest margin at the day.
.c jfr-j I-Dm- .»Oandtor,'-t DeSme
Tax, who qualified with n 74 to
tla Mlaa ’Barg for- .medalist
honors, wont Into the quarter
final round with l ! and 3 vic
tory over ftisa Shlriey Ann
J d m to a n ^ H R P M M M H M B W P H I
University co-ed from Chicago,
Mrs. Chandler was two under
par far the 16 holts, mostly as a
m o lt o f accurate ap[Poaches. ,
Tha only match which ratal tod
fat even a (light upset was. th*
3 and I victory Mr*. R. D.
Sopor, Phoenix, Agfa, scored
ever her mere experienced oppo
nent, Mrs. btOtaa Zeeh, Chicago,
Mr*. Jsmes Rea ArselU, Jr,
Denver, defeated Miss Belly Oath,
Bt. Louft
R, and MU*
Minneapolis, dofwted Mlaa Helen Hoffman, Baft
U k * a t y , by the u n i margifl
HOLD BHOKT COURBB
GAINEBVILLH, June SB— «P)
—BLxty-elght Florida phytkian*
*r* attending th* fourth annual
gradual* abort conn* for doctor*
at the Uatosnity of Florida.
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Seminole Comity Prodncen
Sanford la Tfca Only Central ' !
Florida City Affording Rail. Hlffcwsft
And Water Transportation
Mara Frails And Vegetables Than Any
k
• Similar Ann
In
America
SANFORD,
A1 Smith Will
Not .Discuss
Future Plans
A ] Smith
100,00 Bedouin Tribes
men Propose March
On Jerusalem To
Get Rid Of English
R iot Mars Convention
When Smith Signs
Seen In Balcony;
Ends In F ree For A ll
■
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I d
Two Hundred Chiefs
Demand 'Showdown’
In Desert Meeting
s * AMMAN.,
Transjordan,
■une 26,— (A P )— Leader* of
100.0Q0 Bedouin warriors to
day proponed a inarch on Jeruaaiera to assist their Arab
brother* In the Holy Land. ,
They laid demands before
Emir Abdullah of Trans-Jor
dan .bod called for a -show
down". after a meeting of
tOO aheiki and leaden of desort
Arab chief* said thay .would
march enJhe iloly lwitd. ( r n was
nmeaeary, to ■rid tho country of
J«wa sad British. Soma leader*
•old tan days had been allowed
for tha Jaws and British to free
tho Arabs from “ dominants." If
thia la not dons, tbs tribsa would
eroa« Uw Jordan to help tho Ara*a
on tho othsr aids.
Tha muddy Jordan wa* guanlad at rmra Interv*:* by frontier
patrols numbering in all 1200
sotdWrs.
Arabs wrecked a train on tha
Jaraooalsm-Haifa Lydda Railroad
today hilling an engineer and a
‘•Idlor. A gsnoral fight batwssn
Ar*h attacker* and tha military
guard on tha trahi develop*!.
Fifty-Five Speeches W ill Be
Made Seconding Nomination
O f Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Wagner
Democrats O key
P la tfo rm W ith
S o cial P ro g ra m
E ngineer, Soldier
D ie In Train Wreck
to him ili«rlo«nf h*' .W * not now
have any Intrntion of making a
campaign speech f » r flo». I.anJon.
DogVacdoatic
Urged By Pol
P R E S ID E N T RO O SEVE LT
tional Changes It
drieribed
h**l fulby makon the
and the
Nomination W ill B f
First Made By Ac
clamation Since *16
P H IL A D E L P H IA . June 26.
— ( A P ) —The name o f Pres
Seminole Demos
Place Lloyd In
Chairman’sPost
rr:
President’s Name Is
Placed Before Con
vention By John EL
Mack O f New York
Wild Stam pede . '
Delays Address
^ d v o c a | o ~ ~ O m s t ifo *
Peru*tor Wagner of New York
ia chairman of th« powerful plat
form committee of tha Democra
* Seen N e c e s s a r y ,
tic NET.onal Convention and laat
nighl aubmittod to tha delegatee
PHILADELPHIA, Join 26^s, was rmir^r* the Democratic convention the platform of the party which (A*)—Th*
Democratic national
waa promptly adopted.
ion in should follow.
when
Kor the pn**«nt his npposiWon
dy ap wi|| In* puxMivu,
national cconarata
and aocla)
problem* by Joint fadtral-atata
NMI.A DELPHI A. June 26.—
tetion, but by n comtitutlonal
A fi*t fight wnirretl nl the na
tion il lVmnr*«lie rtinvenllnn l*»t
night wh« n m in*11up i»f men *nd
wimirn MU|i|H>rterw nf Alfred ft*
Smith iri'gii waving their ban^N aw j
Aswwintaa
ln<l«y
Icntlal g,nnf, |, hflirvlnc ho
Pirtr. fille.l hi* political duty
■h* * ing known hi*
views
differ- Ron.rvrlt Administration
NUMBER 20t
Established I n 1908
F L O R ID A ,
ident Roosevelt was placed
today before a cheering Dem
ocratic National Convention
to run for re-election on *
platform advocating a cdtte
atltutlonnl amendment unkw
-- —. ‘•v*
- v ? * * .. .-3
he
also declared tha party
M u » Kre&kt, M axwell form
would:
A re Named T o Fill , U*« all sTallablo raaans to ralsa
Income toward Its pre-war
Committee Offices farm
purchasing powar through tha
JACKSONVILLE, June 26.— soli const rratlon and domtitlc al
lotment program, and "vigorously
I/O—John D. Montgomery, itata
and fearlessly" snfotca th# antidirector of the “ Roosevelt noml- trust taws and re*tor* them whirs
n*tor." cluo, *ald today more than they have been weakened.
100,000 Florida Democrat* expectHere Is the eeeence of the plat-'
ed to attend 126 ralllee tomorrow form:
night.
Preamble.
Franklin D. Roosevelt 1* expected to be nominated by acclama
Meetingi are to be held to ralee
Tho teet of a repreetntstlva
funds for tha party’s nation*I government la Us ability to pro- tion some time tonight after M* name ha* been seconded by no
|campaign: They will differ la de mote th* safety and happiness of no let* than fifty-five prominent Democrats.
tails, but all will taehida th* pub tha poopie. twelve years of
lic broadcast by radio of Pres
Republican leadership bars put
ident Roosevelt's nomination scU
bask,on tha road to restored
eeptaasa »#**ate dm-Philadelphia. .
health.
negleetod
Th* Seminole ' County Demo- . The** obligations,
through i t years of th* old lead
ership, have once more been rec
• *
ognised by American government.
Under the new leadership they Sons O f The Legion Leave Saturday M orn
Saturday Is Last Day
Thirty-Three 'Local Boys. n
Attend Clearwater Meet
Tha Seminole County School
Board today discussed bogetary
problems and plane for Installing
Mw, W -*t**l buses oa mutes
(Cealtaaed Oa raae riv a l
White .mo ckflnJU action Had!
,
M n taken at 1 P. If** indications m eat
" A license costs but $1.2.1."
Chief Wiliams said. "Th# City
■Ss
“t ,
' kiaslsd someohst to cam for has secured th* service* of a doctho equipment of Urn new trmns- tor who will vaccinate ell licensed
dog* free. W* haven't tha least de
sire to shoot anyone’s pet, ItA w*
will use our gum rather than t*k*
th* chance of a mad dog biting
some child and endangering the
tot’s Ilf*."
Licenses may be purchased at
the Cfty Hall. Dogs may also be
vaccinated there.
Less than 70 permits had been Three of th* vteltora Identified
seld at uoon today, according to themselves as Jimmie Brown, Al
bert Turell and Anna Roast.
municipal records.
Thirty-three Sanfonl youth*, ail
CITY NEW S BRIEFS
Elsie Mtnendes today obtained
a building permit, to erect s new
garage on Orange Street. Estimat
ed cost Is $200,
Hew memben In lb* local
lions' Club today included Fred
Cotlum, E. R. Purvis and J. E.
Qradlck.
Solution Is Found
Sanford Tats’ And
To Woman's Murder
‘LsayJ’ To Meet In
Benefit Ball Game CHATTANOOGA, Tsnn., June Work Sheets Filed
26.—n i —County Detective Rsy
In Dawson's Office
Sanford "fata" and • Sanford Clinton said today the mystariooa
“leans" will face each other on tho
haatenll diamond next Thursday
In * benefit baseball “ gams" de
signed to pradura funds to build
n Boy Scout assembly ha'I.
Tho loetl Lions Club Is spon
soring tha event which get* under
way at S P. M.
Ed Metech wlQ captain th* tent
er group white Paul Johnson will
bead ths team unhampered ky too
much aeotedepota. ’
An appeal waa mail* by Lion
■laying two months gge ad Mrs.
Mao
McConnell.
t$-year-old
mother of twins, had been solved
and the kilter died May I of
Clinton said Investigation* re
stated "positively" that- James
Jenna. M year-old painter, commilled the crime. Clinton said
Sanford Girls
Marion
- 1
__
I Three Sanford |
’ M a position to
all attached
k Hospital b
Where th*
in g For First Convention O f
State Organization_____________
Lee If. Ranebotom,
special
packer of Florida celery, today la
vacationing on a lake in Mich
igan, according to n tetter re
ceived by Tha Herald.
Florida: partly cloudy tonight
and latuntey, possibly scattered
showers la axtrams south por
tion. Extreme Northwest Florida:
.partly cloudy tonight, Saturday
Approximately $0 work sheets unsettled.
have been received tn th* office
o f a A. Dawson, SemiMte.Coun
ty farm agent. It was announced
thl* morning by Mrs. Juanita
Krat, la charge of the MtablUhmeet during the sheento of Mr.
Dawson, who Is la Osate.
Ths office reiterated that n*
federal payment* will bo made
that the operation involves
obligation on tho part of
lion Committee To
’Attend Ftyfaiff Meet
An tetelten commit!** of the
Stntad Lies*’ Club fempoeed of
Vella WlUtema. d i l m u r I
Msytr, MnxdraU* Stewart sad w!
A. Patrick, probably wfll attend
t a State -AelaUon Conference la
Ocal* ngxt Month.
T W tevttatteu waa extended t*
1. a Wilson, director at tha
Orlaada airport, after h* had
mamben of the local unit nf Son*
of th* legion, will Irsve 'here at
B A. M. Saturday for Clearwater
wham .they will attend the flret
convention and encampment of tho
state orgsnliatlon,
Percy Hero, chairmen of th* lo
cal, Legion's Boy*’ Work Commit
tee, win accompany th* unit and
supervise Its activities.
Th* Clearwater *ee*lon will bo
divided Into two separate divisions.
Convention routine wilt occupy th*
flret two days of ths period, while
an enrampment program will be
In effect for Che following tea
days.
Adrlsn Brawn, local member,
h*s been named temporary chap
lain of the state group and will
open and cIo m the convention.
Thomas Cobb la sspected to pro
vide assembly music.
Encampment activities are sim
ilar to those now practiced try
Boy Seoul*,
Sanford boy* who era making
th* trip am naked to assemble at
th* Tuxed* Feed Store at T A. M.
tomorrow when pictures of the
group wM be made.
Youths registered for the Jaunt
am:
I John Angai, John Pope, Harry
Lee, Jr., Chartee E. Cormier. Don
ald R. Stafford, Thomas Rivers,
Charter Park, Ralph Psiold, Sid
ney Richard, J r, Billy Richard,
Joa Tenbat, WaKar Campbell, Tom
my Mere,
Bobo Mera, Carl
Soderblom, Courtney Soderblom,
Reginald
lodgrblom,
Bkhwy
Stafford, Jaek 'Keene, Robert IT.
Washburn, Fred C. Wight, Ralph
B. Wight, IL Naal R. Angel, CltfJohn *. Oradtefc, Jr, Dais Hofmens, James Mu**, Richard Muse,
men, James Muse. Richard Mu**,
Billy Bmaan. Charles C. Weodruf.
Voluiln
is Attend
ninty Fete
aptennalrea Iasi
ih fry and dance
bf th* Volusia
at city.
V
James M. Carson
Indicates Possible
Senate Candidacy
MIAMI. June 26.—t/P)—James
. . .
M. Csraon, Miami sllornay, in
dicated test night he might run
for United States senator and
urged a special legislative session
to legalise special primaries such
a* thst -contemplated by the state ■
Democratic committee.
Carson, who ran for governor!
In 1K8, made public hi* view* In
a letter to all members of tho
new committee.
Homs* are needed for H on
“ It Is possible but not probable
that 1 shall bo a candidate In the than 100 boys and girls between
Democratic primaries for,one of six and 13 years of an*, accord*
Florida’s seats In the United log to a communication received
her* today ram th* Childrg?s
Blate* Senate." he wrote,
“If t should becom* a candi Home Society of JacksoneUlmMarcu* C. Fagg made an ay*
date, I could not announce yet, be
peat that soma of these youth*
cause I do not want to sit In any
be taken Into Sanford bom**; tf
gam* until I know th* rule*. For
possible.
th* asm* reason. It can not yet
"Practically all th* Uttle chil
be decided tn which group 1
dren and older glrx"over 14 have
been sent to good homes," Mr.
Fsgg wrote. "Scores have b*M
Invited to spend th* summer tn
some of the most delightful
homes In th* state, and several
have’ gona out of Florida wWk
families spending the lummevvlu
the mountain* and elsewhere,"'
He said those who are M L | I
tha Home desired to "go out" t a I
th* summer, too. Any S antas
dtlten who wish** to houaa * M
of th* youths for th* (unuaS
is Instructed to write Mr. I k n
at 428 St. James Bulldtag, J u t t
sonvllla.
t MM
LQCAL WEA’
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attendance
without,
c u m n l a t * C a s h W h i l e charge «t epvclml "ladles’ night” )
games la adding gusto and color
C o u n t r y N e e d s C r e d i t to the gam* and hiking gala ra
re! pU.
m U N , June Be—The Nail
Tha mala fan la reedy to ad
mowric passe la becoming ae- mit that lha woman at a . ball
maty a) timed over tha atxumu- game ran out-ycll Kim anytime.
ioa af idle funds by large u—
And the woman's cheering. 90
•a cemerne and ia demanding pvrrvnt of tha time, the abwrrcr
mare effective means of utllia declares, ia for the homo team—
| these funds III the Int.reaO no matter how poorly tha bojm
Um Reich's virtually uallmlted mar b* performing.
President Earl Mann of the
l Ustttf attention to the new Atlanta baaehall dub taps the
epnriai ladies’ night gmmea ere
gee of establishment of
nm hi the Mat twe yean, th< haring moc>, to ilo with sleepn-mrt iasoa of “Der DruUche tlonelly rood gate receipts here.
Lest year the Crackers played
etkswtrt” potato out that the
'ad economic program amphatl- at home before .1.10.000 paying
tlly disapproves of large buai- fans for a new Claia A attend
me firm* as harmful to person- ance record.
More than 70,000 women » *
i hritlaUrs aad likely to lead to
games free for a nee Atlnntn
Hsaalea buraaacracy.
Originally, the Nail tconomiate record In this line
Mann aaya he find* It a pay
aimed aacceea for their anti«at policy, as demonstrated by ing proposition to let the women
■ spilt-up of the Hamburg Into the perk free b e m u se thMv
merteua North German IJoyrf usually bring along a paying
escort.
Upptag union and the greate'
This year women are rontim*
SeeatralUetlon of tbs operating log to throng the park on their
NBpaaies of the
VrrtinlgU nights. More then 0.000 attended
tahlwarks, ‘ Germany's largest a recent game for a nrw •ingleMai rooeem, although In the lat- game recced here.
rr Inetanee control was not re■qukhed by the holding core-
In
The
C lu b
R oom
Na Catart Charga. Fit.
drlhk and enjoy an even
ing nt least one* each
waak *1
SHORTS
I mQea ant on DoLand Rd.
C h tese
S preads
now In nnw-dsilgn
Swankyiwlg glaitssl
p$
•
•
• BparlSng glaaaea strewn with
bright Man. . . the asmSwanky-
N egro T eam
W in n in g
Tour
Sanford In The Only CnUtSl’
Florida City Affording Rail, HlghWE
And Water Transportaika
‘ MOUNTAINSIDE. N. J„ Jan#
re
22.—iff}—Toot
persona
were
burned to death Sunday when
two automobiles collided near
lcindet't Lane ,i» “ lieein Kelley.'*
•erne of many accidents. Another
passenger wa, burned aertoualy.
.
laird,
And
H ead
S S f f £ STC
A t t e n d s N . C . M e e t t.'attend the Intitule on the _
TALLAHASSEE.
June
2 T - -ml M
M
R u n n in g F o r C o m
m is s io n ,
A ls o
W in
Steed Wins City
B y 2_tott Vote
P e tte w a y ,
A ls o
r
By
Cany
S a fe
________ _
la dlatilct 1( r.‘ A. Dyaon in
district S) W. B. Ballard ]n dis
trict 3; and W. 0, KUbee In dlatrlct 6.
.*
Ia tha governor's race, Raleigh
Petteway carried the County ovar
i
WK ARE PROUD
'
OF OUR MBHVICB
YOUH WATCH MUST RE '<
■
ACCURATE
Official Railway Inspector ;
i ? Z nor™ S i
im. i J m 1. .ch^aW to Urn.
T
frrence of Social Work end a a dlacuaalon at the institute eonmmibt-r of tho ?tate n.mrd of renting uniformity in public weli
S-'ImI Welfare, a* w*ll as as- fare programs and possibility of Frnh Fralt
)>)M. Bally
M c L A U L I N J e w e le r
horiati pTnfi»«*i>r of RxlolofV nl a Eouth-wlii# pro^rmm In vilnrv lic^aHv
lit PARK AVB.
work. The University of North
’
Bonlth Chills and F svert
7,* '
Carolina la host at the meeting.
^H *m m m m *i
Tt oaaquat Malaria, yea ami to two
- . . . -_____
dtlass. (I) Destroy lhe tofectloe la lha
bleed. (I) Build up tha blood to ertrHOME
R A D IO S
P
a
t
t
y
B
e
r
g
A
n
d
M
r
s
.
ism tho aSetti and to fortify a(shut
furtherattack. Than Isaaa medicinetheI
C h a n d le r T i e S c o r e s
doss thssatwo Ibinp and that laCrow's
TutsIsas ChinTonicI Tbs taitrleu qui
C A R R A D IO S
nine ia Crow’s Tasteless Chill Tonic doslreys tha mslartsl Infsetlee la tbs bleed
T h e M o at T h r illin g
whiiatkebaa builds uptbs Mood. ThoeBATTERY
aandi al people haw conquered Malaria
S e n s a t io n a l F i g h t
trsna-MIsaiasinpf golf title—Pat
with tha aid of Orewb TasUlcw ChU
ty Barg, Mlnnaapolla redhead,
Teak- la addition to bring a noted mal
R A D IO S
E v e r F ilm e d — S e e I t —
and Mrs. Dan Chandltr of Dal
ady lot Malaria, U is also sa netDrat
(2. C and 32 volt*)
Isale af amaral use. Crow’s Ttstikss
H e a r It R o u n d b y R o u n d ‘ '
is*—tied for lha medal yvatar-.
.
ChiUTank k pkaaaat to take sad con
day. They were flw strokes untains aathkg harafuL Ewo children Uka
ilcr
par
aad
tied
the
course;
rec
it aad they caa taka II misty. Far sals
rj '■
F r id a y — S a tu r d a y
B A U E R ’S R A D I O
•
ord.
by all drag mama. New twe rime tot
«d 11. Tbs $1 risacoeCatasIH timsaat
Patty reported first with M-ll
i ■* '
8E R V IC E
—74. An hoar laUr Mm Chan
405 W Int 81^— Phon# 29 dler holed out for 87-3T.
•
Phyllis Buchanan, Denver, who
won tho traas-MIselaalppI cham
WE BP.r.VICa TIIK TOWN
pionship In 1933. came In with
B u i ld i n g
39-37—76.
M a te r ia ls
tor 'umber, roofing
PETER PEN
and building ma'vrUla
of nil kinds call on no.
Here you’P find the
moot rvnacnabl- nric-s
'and best quality and
the quickest ae“ uv.
8udden Barrtee
U nder
D em o cra ts,
K ey n o ter
B e fo r e
tn
,.
i*
a n d
E ve ry nigh t «fter
•
/ U
7p.m
»^nhitatkmnUy*mlonm)4porwnc
.
McMullen Named
Again To Position
Of Cjty Constable
c j^ c c t
A ll d a y Su n d a y g £
■
•a .
to-pvrion long dlstanc* talapbooa
calie to tnoat placvo.
.
.
W a te r
” B ie r
T h r iv in g O n
J.
-Foariaan Sanfordltaa
early thla wv^ from .
•Sumter
W E R T -The - JEWELER
P n w |g that duty with theaaasa calm In
rOW IB
Whkh' haa guided them
K e y s i* u». p a .c
_
| “What we aved,? ha ad*d, M
returned •
definition and a new latwo-day tarpretation of
com- t-CV - »•' -
GOVERNOR
*
4
e.
BCIIOOL
SUIT.
CONGRE88
ri
to
WmtV
M % mAV who HjU
i. -----------a---am.A.a
v » rv-elvrted to Ms af* 4* Aaduba* Society's second •*- advocated printing prvaa money
and fought the taa*|a*ga(8f bank
by a majority bf fl Yetaa, pcdttlaa to atody Mr* Ufa. One matt of tha Jaunt was tha dapoalta.
i Q H
Uhg to unofficial vote tabuSanford
a today.
• J
Banford
yaHed a tqil of 1439 votes
Sanford
it 1341 attractodby BohDed-
*
Steed Defeated ■'S
B y Hendridtf
V lc t o *
F-ngllah
H r l
” Hendricks------------ 1TEH■ * *
Bleed_______________ U M '
■■ —■
JACKSONVILLE, Jon* U t
_ (A P )— Florid* Dimocrttn
farmer, a majority of mbrE.
2HW9 221NJ8 than 53,000 vote*, nomla— •
Ing him for governor uvW
Ilalelgh Pettewjy, TamPM
criminal court^udg«, In y**o
terday's runo/f primary.
1
Cone today called on member*
of hi* party In thla state to UsMI1
for the general victory oeor Roe
publicans In the November etaoJ
tlon. IIa amid he would be g M k*
debate with E. E. Callaway, Lafetf
land. Republican guberaatagtaf
nominee, but would not Meog**'
peny him on campaign tow a*
B u d g e t Is (uggeatad by Callaway.
Unofficial report*, from all b«|
1but • scattered prednete la Pte*e
Ida gav. Cone 178,929 to U M It
for Pattaway. Thig was tha totalvote of 304,398 compand to m «* , i
than 328,000 balloU cast to lh* *
June t lint p. laaeVy vMa * * » ' - «
wore 14 candidates for tha rthar*
*1
rvstorial nomination.
:< r> vMbffl
Colin Engllah, Ocala, i|af«atoll
W. 8. Cawthon, TaUahaaaea, ftg
the nomination for atata tupaau
intendant of public lnitrUCttoM. ‘ •*,
Cawthon haa held tha offlaa U
years,
.
Unofficial flgum from IJdt ad
the 1,323 precincts gave English
161,453 to Cawthoo*s 66419,
Scattered precincts gave La* •
Owen 29,694 votes to I44l» to*
I
congressman-at-large 0W* W. J,
Bears, Jacksonville. Joe Ha*,
drlcks, youthful DaLaltd attar*
nvy, won tha congressional Bonninatlon In tha new fifth dlatola^ 3
deflating W. J. Steed, Rlaatom
mee. All but alg scattered pre
cinct* gave Hendricks 28,879, aa*
Stavd n.935.
• Raprvaantatlva R. A. Oraaa, '
Starke, was renominated * a m
1
i l l
1
IA s
rioacod a counterfeit eoawraiom.
“Rock of him atoo* tho Ropoi Slavla
________ 13
IT
- liana Party* Holding Company, VWrn Park < .
14
37
the AmerieoA Uberty LrefM, Ohfeola _____________ II
31
I which, If It hod nxigtod In 1716
TOTAL; Ll................. _
1093
11
36
31
1804
15
It
16
14
47
30
IS
33
27
16
28
93
1100 2144 1354 2049
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
COMPLETE
CMl War
a|M»
it ttff
’ ’
d
PRO*.
BOTTOM
a
1
M
COUNTY
JUDGE
1
Sanford
Sanford
Sanford
Hanford
|Monroe
Pnota -
SHERIFF
3
1
of M l! school tartn, if tanUtlra
C I T Y N E W S B R I E F S plana are carried out
Floridai Partly cloudy tonight L e g i o n n a i r e s
A sked
and Thursday, possibly showara la
T
o
F
i
s
h
f
r
y
,
D ance
south portion. Extrema Northwest
Florida! partly cloudy tonight and
The DeLond post of the Ameri
Thursday.
can Legion
_
.yesterday
.
oxtandad
Tha Semlaola County Lion's Sanford Ltgionnalrea an invita
Club will hold Ita regular month tion to an afternoon and waning
ly meeting tonight nt 7 o’clock la of entertainment In DoLand Thurs
the Maytolr Hotel, tt waa on- day, Lloyd Boyle, local Legion com
nounccd today. Dinner Is to bo mander, said today.
A fish-fry, dancing and a floor
•arvad.
* ’mi*.’*
•how fill feature tha day. Sanford
• The Semlaola County Boys’ Ath Legion members are eapatially
istie Club WO meat Thursday urged to attend tha affair, Boyle
night at 7:4! o’alock in tha Fourth
8tract Atom, /Bdg« 8, A. B. Wil
kinson, director, said today.
Y ets T rad e B onds
Tha City Fire Dopartmant this
afternoon otinguUhsd a bkaa re
sulting from a dafoctlre flu# in a
residence at llth Street and Olive
Avenue. Damage was aatlmatod nt
T 1 M IE 8 .
-- w
M tM tflh fi hu*n\
«6 r
»|i Pv>m4 t>rodiic*
t^M art iU i
l l B ttek
m
—
#
IfNfti
the 1J S
hoard, b y "
Q a a o a
* 1 —
J
- - - - —
L o f t i n Considers
Entering Race For
Upper House
Seat
______
WASHINGTON, J i m
'*■
Y
tC ~ m
—Senator Loftin of Flirida ■*]*
yaaterday Hn waa canaidtato*
..
"hundreds of taUgrama aa* tog*
tara“ urging him to ru* tor aaw
of his itatoto two vseonetoo I*
,
tho Sonata.
Senator Loftin naaauatg* *
month ago when ha took afflo*
•uccvodlng the Into Park Tramana*
that ho would not be ■ nadMMi
•
In the September primary to A T
tha unaipired term.
Since the death ef BomMS
Ftatchar, making It acaaeoaiy-lh. *
F o r $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 C a s h fill two vacancloa hi thaaaaM «l*to
tlon, i i w requenta have eeaaa krill': .
A total of 8190,000 h treasury from Florldlana aad other M a * l * v ; ' J
checks have been handed to San of the Sanata that ho boaowo •
|
ford vatarane who trade* their candidate, ha said. .’ - J c-.-.vi'jVR
bonus bonds for cash, according
“It would bo • treeaendoa* RMS ’- ' ,
to flfurve relsased from tho local son*] sacrifice for me to onto* / r4ff
posloffke today.
|the primary, a* bondreds are M >
To data, 890 ax-aerrire man hare1
. Ing ma to do," Senolar I n M l f , vj
reallud Immediate eash an their ■aid. “Hqjrever. 1 hare told *M*b, *
bonus bonds eight men hare net
claimed th^f bonds, and. approxi
mately 840 are holding tho paper
for tha three percent Interest It
bean.
.Feat offlde attaehea reporttd
their pad In distribution of banoa L O C A L W E A ’
ia almost finished.
COMMISSION TO MBIT
MIAMI. Juno 64—<AV-The
Everglades National Park Com-
JWI’brvi
Is
B e a ts Sear#
_ —
.
Fred Con# „— _____ITEMS " :
p . m«w« t ______
;_ i i w n ^ -;
1‘ with glaa that they, hove aipo-
i
Sidki? i
aita,* 1
• r a ':-
S ta ta
School Group To
PlanIPurchase Of
A11-S,teel Cars
1 S o u t h e r n B e ll T e l e p h o n e e n d T d t f r t p k C o .
66* appetisers
*■/ f
In
5 0 ,0 0 0
G reen
Flagler
take
*«’ a r i s e n .
» ' "haw he carried three prod nets,
’ by 1106 to 1076, also leading la
. tha country by 137 to 8d f j t ."
lanfsr* L-A gave hha hla highsaC number of Mloto, 9*1 I gala,t
hi* i g i»ia>> 236. MeHoIlaB drew
lotteut I* Foma* city where 19
y ic to r £ *
O ver
M a jo r it y
O ra n g e
PHILADELPHIA. June 2I.-0T)
i'utman
—Platform trouble* over the Con- St. John
etKUUea end .tjie Towpaend Pl»n Svmtnfje
aroee to plsfue* the ’ D*»oerau'
today. Among 1he proposal* be TOTAL .’.....
fore the platform committee were • Incomplete
suggested constitutional amend
ments, one to fortify federal
power* end another to require a
two-thirds vote of the Supreme
Court to kill any law. Neither
**i given much chance for sur
vival.
Following the formal setup of
oommitteea thl* afternoon, the
eonvention arranged for a recess
to 1st the platform makara and
those In rharge of thv dispute ov
ar repeal of the two-thlrda rule I n c r e a s e d
work In private.
William Grven, president of the
American Federation of Labor,
•iked the resolutions committee to
Fred P. Cone waa aorainated governor of Florida by Florida Include a plank limiting the Su
Democrats In a -preferential primary hald yesterday In which the preme Court's power to kill law*.
Lake.Otty anndlitoto owapa the. entMv aSato in n devastating defeat ( Despite .controversial Issues, the
resolutions committee started har
of hla opponlnt, Judga Raleigh Pvttaway of Tampa.
moniously by electing Senator
Robert F. Wagner, New York,
STATE
RACES
8EMINOI.B COUNTY
.
H IL L
e k r & C a y 's Q u a li t y P a l m *
la Th« Pouth"
*•+
hap* mare ahoorfal with D ^ r * Qey palntaI baaatlfy tha reteMa-Brigktew Us inside-It’s
■AHM*L r
.f •%
*
- ’
A sk s
C a n d id a l*
To
O v e r C a w t h o n A llM H
W. A. McMallcn. SAnfoH V ii. "*^F«
Saatord' It < g g p =
1-At t t t —*66
168; Saatord «
W ith
E n g lis h
L a b o r Osceola
L a w F o r B a r g a i n i n g Citrus
C o n v e n t io n
PHILADELPHIA. June *4.—(A*»
—In a flaming keynote address
m j a - Tuac
C.O-tareko*.
ley ikaahed last night at Rapuhlkan leadership, accused tha Srt‘ prema Court majority of "tortured
I interpretation" of tha Conatlto• lion and pointed to "astonishing
Seanto* Barkley flayed Repub . economic recovery under the New
lic— and praieed the .New Deel
In the keynete speech at the ' D**1In comR^Aa modem life, be Mid,
Democratic National Convention
all reaponjible government* muat
last night *1 '
I enlarge thela field ol eupervUlon
•to protect the weak from the
.-rapacloua-If in tha future further (con
stitutional) amendment should bei corn* necessary to .noble the p«o' pip to work out thtir destiny and
t> a M
Reduced N ig h t R a t**
G reen
D e c la r e s
Bird Enthusiasts
Return From Trip
iS#To, Dry Tortugas
SCHMELING - vs. - LDDK
M 3&
commisaionera
Fifth District
C it y
Sw eeps
Mlrevard
M a r g in s
named were D. L. Thrasher
______
FOR CONGRESS
Lake
( P la t f o r m T r o u b le s S t i r Volusia
P h i la d e lp h i a M e e t ; 'Marion
R e c o v e ry A s to n is h in g
C o u n ty
Herbert Meuer ** county
pgwcuting attorney and R.
W. Ware to the ofice of coun
ty JiKlge.
enNtvd In- l-.-.i nook a, psk*
*1
lh * I'u tillc l t - r ..r .| . o f
K -tn ln o l. t'n u n lr , K li.r lil...
•tt^h - i f * U l n , m v .l- In
term * n l III* . r v - . l M d rrr* «
" '
i-.ir*Mniw» n l u , |.| i,r m * .
i**--*l m i* lh * U l h i l . r o f Ju n e
A l>. 1, 11.
JOII.-C .1 I.E O N A R IIY .
' •
E n g lis h
Unofficial return* from IB
Samlnole County precinct*
tod**, disclosed the election
M,ow
SrMncm which w.« f c * * * ,
rension nan
Rears Head To
Worry Demos
F L O R I D A ’S N E X T G O V E R N O R
KEYNOTER
K U beoy
otC~*L Hand forpheriff, W.
State Social
AndM^sserJDefeat Opponents
T h r a s h e r * D y s o n , BaV>
LEGAL NOTICE
*crrffM or M A»m n i u k . .
N-il«-s» I* h#r*>hy glkrn lh*t an- ,
Her an*f l>y virtue* aif n final d#ffrr el.it mJ JlHI* llth A. I>. HR.
rtnilrrr.1 hf lh« |l»if»nrt|t.U M It
Hmillv. Oitnre-ri.rr, In that rrrlnln
ri%
p-rHina In lh« 4‘lrruH
Cnnrt In an«l for ft-mlnolo (’nunly,
n#rl'lj, wharrln LENA Hll Kl.1>IN.
•I nl wrr» rnmhlll ortflt*. ami
IlKMfHlK W. NTNVKMM •« nl. «U*
f'lirt t»«n. i|i« nntlrrn
Re
fill Ilnur ippnlnM * rA nolliorIta^l iinH»r lh* I•rin• of »*IH •!*rr*» to rnak* ml- of lh* ptlil
pi..niiw*« tl art In drorrllHol. I will
offer fi»f Ml* nnH **ll Ii* lh*> high*«t ami Iwiit HM for f«*h In front
of lh* r urt ••»n*e> Ci»*»r in tb*
HI? of ftnnford. (Unilnol# County.
Florist.*. ilurli* lh* |*g*l hour* of
•nlr on lh* «lh d*r of iulv A. If
.
th* atm* Uln( • ItiH* iuy
inf
in.iirt. it,,. Oillowltic 4*.
I artil»-»t lnn*l« nn«f tin m*nia. ollu-
*e«w
in the upper penal, is ahawlng Mai Schmellng to a neutral comer
ih, Inuli la the 12th round of the fight at Yankee 8tadiom Friday
w* the Dusky Duke of Detroit sleeping peacefully vat the count of
soviral of the Ger .nan’s rights to the chin.
NUMBlCB W
SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, JUNE U , 1IM
it «• \yauk
" mntr:
an»rn*y for I'omi.lelnsnt.
Short's Tonight
F r e e D a n c in g
H ound E n d s
T w o-T read
Th« mirgerin- Indiutry, with an
Unlike moat merger* and amal. cnforrv-'l W)
• -rnt re I'tctlon Ir
— liana during the pra-Naii ita output, pohebly I* the im-*'
Sew, the present wave wa* not •trikhg ciamrtlr. Spinning mlilr
•iarmlnad by the desire to ea- la»t year *h''W'jrl hnlv~>l raw cot
■bliah monopolistic power nr ton *tock*. whil,. bank balance.
•arket control, the -Vnikswlrt" trebled.
wnfaU* wfVtr arlk**;- moot- Ore- •* ffNior jeer .k— fund- eeeup.*
OTm iffi-fo rR T ^ --. H «c*«rw*rvl»*ring into pub’lr* Tr-i.oc
The first of these fartora I* the •flo.ted by D- ll)almar ".chu ht
■ability of meny Industrial cor- Mlnl.trr of Economic*, the cor
•rations fully to employ their poration eaerutlvc* Invial them
Mthtag capital In regular buai- usually In controlling ma.<oritie*
eaa. owiog to governmental re- even in ctlmpanir* ortrnnirsljy un
Irfeileiia or lack of raw mate- connected wlrh the main bu’ lnt*Mln nr to both, which leads to
The factor, on the dtmind *lde
* abnormal and unbaallhy llquldty and accumulation of fund*.
T o G o lf
V#
�G overn or C one
ft la seldom that one can aec hla favorite candidate go
down to defeat and congratulate Uw winner with tops com
Tv* proersp
O f n*w* hr to* wi«
punction over Insincerity than we can on this occasion of
Fred Cone's Y^^.ry over Judge Fottcwny. Mr. Cone la a rrstle contortion appears to be his four eel
fine man with plenty of experience in politics and business Used on tha thsory that nothing ^had plan e
and should make the state an excellent governor. Those „«d * to ha •Uhatad, that w rtfctof}** kava <
who stood" by him. and were so essential to his success, n«d* to be derided. It la a moot* p*rf«tl7 o
will never have cause to regret, wc feel sure, tkglr confi ntrtordlnaip tltaatios.
**
dence In him.
Tbsra have haan many
Frankly, we arc a little surprised at the size o f bis contraltos* la wbl*h than wee J fth a Na
majority. It would not hnvo been in the least unexpect no contort over the nomtortto*
found
ed to have seen him win by fifteen or twenty thousand and dom avar tM platform. Bat ^
vote#. But we !>olieve most impartial observers will 4dmit th»jr w an vary different fr* * |*«u h t and
that sweeping the state with what promises to be a lead this en a For to *11 o f tham It. fon d ly <01
of fifty or sixty thousand votes is, under tho dream stances, ■as satUatd that the oaahal- L ett has n
wherein both ore good men, something of an aejnevaroent.
However, it Is perhaps well that this Is
Had the poll* to* o f Us party. H an at
race been close, no matter who had won. there would have Philadelphia Hr. Bertgvflt M the
been sure to have been charges'of fraud, and* withI some unchallenged candidate In a ean(lection disbrdeni and sijmn here /ind there of a "hot vote,"’ Tcntion wtikh Is pi 1 Ininthly pieperhaps many more or less disinterested persons would pared to ratify whatever poUlcs*
have concluded that the winner stole his way Into office be may deride to announce.
th. inert affecUto Dps.
Mb one has n u « n In an crfU rim of tho Vow D ost
This is s frightful handicap fnr any man to assume.
In this esse it is clearly npparent that Fred Cone is American political party tha
of such personal laadarby all odds the choice of the voters. He goes Into office .peetacia
.hlp unchecked by any pretea**
with tho strong support of an overwhelming majority of of representative *cU«»
«g*q
the people and certainly can depend ii|)on the co-operation dal Ibaration.
of most of those who supported his opponent. lie has noth
ing to fegr from n Republican adversary in November. And
he can depend upon the best wishes of nn almost unani
mous electorate for the success of his administration.
wqsfimr kkSeminole County citizens who gave a majority of their qurtiloM o f party feetrlno ko
w u s rsgnlsr iUpahlkaa- *p
votes to Judge Petteway should have no apologies to make I91S whan Vfwxltow Wllum y w
Judge
I’ctteway
Is
an
for
the
candidate
of
their
choice,
r« nominated at ■»- Lank, than
VM from youl yee, when yo mako
p e r m r m , 1 will not boor: admirable character and would have made an excellent gov- wa. g re^ p a rtrtrtrtj about the
L_ has lost, but in losing
.. he has gnined a host pf war. but la n p d to tho f n k rose k u * ora full of bleed— craor. He
friends who still believe in him and who wish him every mental prtnripUi of tha party In
success In the future. He is a young man and has neurly a •lomtaUa affair*, there w u W this. In coahoj
dliputo. la 1M4, there w u M that tho Mm
* AH ATHLETIC
lifetime of opportunity before him.
question abort tha nomlnatloo of gooMveU Ad*
0*4 r o l l * Amaxo
('aids CeoUdge an an ordinary |y for It* Un
1* M U iV*n> ray. QI.t# nat glth
lUpubUcaa pietfarm.
~ year curved Hpa
»• ~ k - « t
Shooting The Works
Aad, hljuliur laughter, aa the len-
W ff
b ir d
a*
roJd,
and
flw w ty , ° n W n l t <d
ttS
n jS B i& jB ]
Load •peaking npJpwwnt aogM t iJ t y ilUi ftnU ^y
3 d 2 < ^ flB r X
fepUAttl Offish b
n
S
Fwd p . c m rinhen
v o te rs
oi
$fU foinole
th m ,th«
Q p u n ty
fo r
‘W
**»'
%
PM
^ m p iO g n a n d fo r
in y e ste r d a y s
But her* at Fbiladatphla hi
103d tho caofUato for rvnamiaaHooray for "Doc" Townsend . . . .
tlon ta a mas who, In tho opinio*
And -the KcpuhlHtaRftr aiU i^ox *lMmi.-Dcflipcrats, und of many Peewrrql*. hae radically
V o t f k#*n-*t»»p«il arm*, coot.
X.'J3Mgha, aq<( dim firm hip*,
IM
=im 0W-<°r-Gwrw«r Ct*
the disgruntled jub-hliliters
dye"
.]- r fegMUta la hoa
Hendricks for represenaflve frojif In c' r ifth nCoSgWMrgb
And would Uka *nowy morning, al District in yestenlay’a election.
. nyd tha thrill
Townsend lies may claim umli vided credit for twin
Of y o v deep topple thought—
Lug the first congressman from the newly created Cen
Otrh never with your gift* the trel Florida district, but our iktsouuI opinion is that they |
had some rather strong support from a number of other
Thttttina.
On tho surface the Townsend Finn was tho only issue itrbotod bofar* thoy or* pads
la this campaign. Hendricks Imd the whole-hearted pub w p to h*T» bo*n farcotton. TV
lic endorsement of all the various clubs in the district sad Idea toon* aot to have occbctmI
was campaigning openly for J20o a month pensions. On to tho UapjrMsrios that Utera
•ho«U he *«me shew of f|*&tkla plank ho mut one hundred per cent opposition from rration
on to ateoMstoiu pi
"Funis" Steed.
y M the naeaptored.
•tort to the history of the party
As was alarost inevitable from tho nature of the cam trwl 0/ tha country.
•IlMl with the ptoot till lelltary.
J 7 B i A
paign and recent developments in national politics, Mr. They propot* InnUod to dara- ta Mr! 9
"141
Raeaetolt ae the Uhprtr
v th e t t m earth, first e* last, com- Steed soon found himself not only battling against the al nnatrata tkalr loyalty to a par- Lm x m dinner hut wtntsr, i d
luring fallacies of Townsendism, but also defending the tonal loedtr end to Ut him de- that I* laying * let.
trrmlno what ahoukl be their po - The net rtroit rt the laeMart.
New Deal and President Roosevelt.
*
q therefore, I* > . PUM A*.
This was the Influence of the third pArty making it litical ronvktloiu.
Ur. SooMVtlt't proton*) tuself felt in a Democratic primary. This was a union not
pnly among the various factions of tho Union Party, hut
also with Republicans, who "notoriously vote lu Democratic
primaries, and who do not always vote fur the best ln•ttentleaf
turests of the Democratic pnrty.
All TownscndJte* voted for Mr. Hendricks, to bo sure,
r U yon didn't win, r*m«mb*r hew opt most Republicans also vot'd for him. And many Dem
'T ftn f f W eppoaget must.be, and ocrats who
not like Mr. Roosovelt’s polickv, voted for
him. This combination was t<*o much for Mr. Steed, who
ts a rood man and deserved to win.
Bemlnolo County voters may well congratulate them
selves that they-failed to succumb to the seductive charms
W<pbw to Rxprtng tp H».P«?pW ff 8 f « M
Of the “ something fnr nothing'1 mania, or to take out their
Cwuily, On BehaM of Jtedfe FgUowoy. tU
•pile against the New Deal by voting to carry its costly and
P lw
of
W tid c n c c
and
w iU
do
• • gW* aot Uu win.
THE PETTEWAY-FORGQYERNQR-. CLUB
pm who didn't vole
an have ao eqwpletnl,
TbanJks Ai\d Appreciation
who* happen* during
‘Tee had Ae Demoemtle cenven-
h rtttsttrc is
If the mult* of the MMtorlsI
M i m u (Oft sod m m u the
P tta tf
tT v
■MtonOi tor (eother frur n * »
Political Alphabet
A—Is for Argument, always the same.
B—is for Boys who Berate those to Blame.
C— is the Candidate whose Chances arc Cold.
D— Is the Dumbbell whose mind won’t grow old,
£ — is tha Errors In making your guess.
F—to tho Fun (n remarks of the press.
G— la th* Gobs of pollUriil Guff.
H—for the Handbills, and some ore Hot stuff,
1— Independence—king may it wave.
J—for the Jobless, whom voting will save.
K—for the Futs of political pic.
G—for tha Lobbyists— Lord, da they cry.
al—for tho Muddle we're hoping to door.
N—for the Nitwits who always are near.
O—for * dignified Order In ranks.
P—for a Platform composed of burgs Planks.
Q—for a plan to elect without Qualm.
R— for the ft*da who are causing alarm.
&—far' tho'-awtofhing that's needed, by golfo
T—for Thoughts’ Train, pr perhaps It’s a Ami
U—far Unified action and thought.
ba .taught.
V— for tha Voters, who ought to b*
.taught
VC—for the Winn-ahl His kinsfolk are glad.
X—coosive taxing—no use getting mad.
Y— Is tha Year of tha good old 'election.
Ja ttiti Zehra who make* the selection.
Note: A Zebra is a bfwt of h.uWOTaxaa ora a burdao.
■
‘Aharafoce a taxpayer is a bout of burden.
—Mary Louis* Ferguson In Tampa Tribuo*.
E orT be
SPLENDID VOTE
**
V*
Given Judge Petteway
S Q U N D L O A N IN G A N P J N V K 8 T M E N T
INPCiaEt •
j u s t w h a t h e s a i d h e w o u ld d o d u r
in g h is te rm o f o ffic e .
�ctidties
Social Arid Personal
T om T h u m b W e d d in g
ff•v>l.
. PersonalIs
Social Calendar
H e ld
Mrs. R. A. Newman
Entertains Visitors
Many cltliana iatareatad in tha
WPA Nursery School for colored
children attended the Tom Thumb
Wedding given Monday evening!
by the children of the nenery at I
St. James Church.
|
The bridesmaid, whose .mother
sold the largest number of tick
ets, eras chosen as the bride. Alt
the girl* taking part were dressed
in long crepe paper dreaaee la 1
pastel shades while tha boyi wore
long whit* trousers and longtailed black eoata.
The wedding was directed by tho
Nursery School teachers, Clara
Johnson. Nellie Rosier and C er-.
trade Davis, assisted by Montes j
l,unn
Harris and Josephine Grahsm.
| Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Maro of h'm °*
Among those attending the affair j West First 8 treat announce tha "f '*■ "
birth of a daughter, Sarah June.
Dyson. In di.tr,ct 2. were: R [>. Gistin, chairman o f :
l evening.
, ,h; > * ' ' r* " * " " hr 1
the WPA education advisory , M
rylrgy 1.1 pri-rim-t.
committee. Mrs. Jean Poulaen, J
Schmeh.’s four Thr v
county supervisor of ,WPA educa- ' Mrs. Henry M. Dougin* had as reived a total of t**H
tlonal projects, Miss Frances Me- , her luncheon guests today at bar 1182 r»me from the CD
Dougtl, MV». Alice Wal*d, Mrs. home on Palmetto Avenue, Mrs. ponent wort *n even 1$
George William Hundley of lien R. r Maxwell, and Mrs. E. D. i
and M
rs."—Julian
'< * * l"*1"* in s ‘ " f
,
dersonvlDe, Jl. C, C.—
----—-—
In district 1.
Howard and Mrs. ghalby Catkin
py*on insofar no hr*
A t
S t
Jam es
lows: hrlde md groom. M•ry Halen Mltrhell, and I-eRnr Crawford;
father and mother, Charlie Rob
erts and Glsdy* Davit; beat man,
Wilhert Davi»: minister. Isaac
Cl»rk; rlnghearer. Ansen Howard;
Gower glr'a, Nadine Brown. Bea
trice Clark. Ini* Hudlev. Mary
T,re Clark, Annie Mae Hardy, and
Ella Mae Klnard; meld* of hon
or, Ernestine Robert*. Ruby Al
len, Allhe* Johnson, Elltaheth
Mitchell, M*rv Stevens. Sarah
Hardy:
Igldesmaldt.
Mildred
Moore. OoH* Jackson. Jennie
.‘tone. M»rv Helen Mitchell. Mar-
th, tee
Orlando,
doctan and hli wound drrJ»cd. It I up a ptlr of**d..nr* ind running i
look serious."
j about ill fret, wuuniN Capline* in |
The Department of Justice made the nark.
* the fir-t announcement of the al- I "The guard at oner Intervened,
n temtion from its Washinfton o f -j l uc*. »i< placed in solitary eon- |
* fire yesterday afternoon.
■finetnrnl. Capone went to the in- i
I Warden Johnston u»M* the brief. atitution hospital whom Ihe as. I
- fight took place between 9:30 and alstnnt medical officer examined >
’ ■ !•: lit A. If.
him and reported that the wound
ir
The Washington announcement appeared superficial
jl said the attack occurred near the
“Luca. gave as his motive for j
r prison barter shop,
the a..at It his twlief that C.pnnc
r .1 "Capone was at work between had informed against him. Capone
y. the e nthmg amt shower rooms," had .tat.-d that l.tirat
had im,. theW nhlngtnn announcement > " r' uned him to
arrange financial
said "Tareas had gene to tho bar- i assisianre for him Capon, said
h. ter shop, adjoining the clothing that he refused to listen to these
{ doe.n*t
precincts. po'ling n tot
Mlaa Susie Shivers hs. returned "»»r ,h'- inrum’ ent^ f
-
• ’I n t o
* ” I
™ J .r «
mouths here with her sister*,
„ rnrlni. th.
Mr*. 0. C. McBr......... ..
Mr*.
-mV -nd the ,
Paul E. Shoemaker She wa* ac|n r(W
M, r„ .„ ,,
compalned as far a* Jack»onr on the rnmmivilla hv Mr. and Mr*. Mettrldr „ u onn„ n,.nt. S. F. I.
and Mr. end Mr*. Shoemaker. ,
Cfunaut Trip Dg Ship
NEW, YOB
in • * “
$95
vrne, jor.JTsc. n Ow^sos-
ffayi <Sc*d
.* *
••
^
Oj*v<1* tfatavrim* e« »*D Room anfmoob Of Tvf
* * * * * b^cp.
dKMng *w#rf
Ho* York
m
L A N I E R
Mof*l. H+m York.
fix * .
lKCft*d
T r a v e l
•
*«
For BotolU CaB on
S e r v ic e
ORMOND A. McABEK, Mgr.
.10 E. Pine St.
Orlando
*;
phone Sit
SALE
7 D A Y S -i
h is t o r y :
MAKING VALUES
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS !
a noth Kit y e a r h a s p a s s e d a m * \vk w ish n* t a k k t h is o i ’ F im n s i t y to e x f u e s s
ti,m for your vulunl putrunaiiv tit past years ami it tin tl<-.irv ami aim t,> m ahf our dure worthy
tinuctl palrwiuigt*. It ha.* always* In-i-it mir jail ivy tivvt-r t ,• nvvrhok IJUAI.ITI D>r I'ltlt'K
W,* -rll
tpialily jawnililr at i*i|uil«r prives a* il hits hvvti mir «,'.|>i i > im- that " ( { I ’ A l.lT I
IS
ItKMKMHK
AFTK R I’ ll It 'K IS F U lU IO T T K N ." In apprrvialirtti o f \ out \aliu‘<l palnma)-,- » r arc nfiVntiv our -*t
imunually Imge at this lime of tho ncnnoii. at K.N'l* ti| Till: S E A SO N I'KICKS
W , lire g i' mr
lion prievs on "u r nier, hamlisv in Mat Summer
PHONE 7?
Hfni,r* *>«"*•
vA D / - v i : C d p w ^ W a t • T O fgin .
OpheW % a V « V F-llMktLN Rt * wAnnie B*nr»WinlamJ,' YHiaTtrih
Brown; usher*. Fddie Smith. Paul
Sedro. Jacnue D*rr»n. Rhudel
tlrndemon. Morris Fields, and
T h u rsday
RIRTnDAT PARTY
—
-
YOUTH DIES
ORAOBVXddR June *4.—Jack
Samtirs, 18, dlod |ere Monday
’ when he touched an electric wtr*
while working knee-deep to Water
ondey a pickling vat
/
W AVESO F
L O V E L IN E S S
; r -^ w iT H o u r
JKjPERTLY, STYLED
P e rm u te n t W a v e
H^uRTBl tkr comfortable
atmodpSin ef our beauty
, salon.' Gkt# In tho bean
ie Uut wtif Mr yean after
ear expert operstoc* treat
irgaf halo to, a permanent
1wave.
Only nationally
Known supplleo a n ueecL.
Ihawpoo and Flngsr Wave
tnstoded. And at a price
yea can afford . . .
,
^j «*Zi^>p'r
which Included the city where
I P>t.t ,^ y>* "M>Jorlty was 94. Hie'
N s i b s entire County,
Boyle,
Mary
Ann MKlIevray, waa lit.
•Helen Hatchlson. Sonny Llngl*.
Rand'e election as sheHff was'
Lila Moore LefGer, Mary Mar
I by a majority of 416 ballota. Ha
tha Melsch, Endsley Melsch,
tsrrled 11 o f the county'a 17 araJoseph A, Melsch. Jr,' Hobby ; dgkcta. J. F. MeCleiland. tha InTark, Tommy' Speer, Gregory J
Irtmljcnt. topk five, and th* ra»Bloat, Dottle Ann and Jana
Whitner, Rhett Raven*!, Mary d'd*ty ™» • » « Ip one. The
sneiifT-efect won th* country pre
Zaehary, and T. L Harris, III.
cincts by 12.1 vote* and was giv
en SM more than McClelland In
HLanr canal v * r r
Sanford.
.1
- •
Wan swept n precincts, broke
OCALA.’ Juno 3*— < * V -» waa
reported hero Monday MaJ. Goa. *1*® i® 90* •ad gave Spencer
Bdlttrd. Markham, chief of Army ***•• Only .lir e * vote* separated
Ynilaaors. would visit construe- th* candidates In tha country but
i » difference o f 170 divided them
to Sanford*# four polling p'ares.
Tho total ogent was 1154 and 1X81
to which tha winner recclvrd more
CARD o r THANKS
Wa wish to express our sincere votes than sny other man on tha
, entire ticket.
1
With nine precincts to hla eredr U- Messer polled IMS ballots
which gava him a plurality of 313
over In w st f, Ifousholder who
, tarried eight prectoets. Th# wto* tier led In Sanford by 190 and In
tho country by 33.
Thrnyhor, to district 1. woe
plecod on tho County Commission
mainly by virtue of country vote*.
Of tho 1753 ho received, 706 were
from rural districts, whore Chaa.
Doan got 483, and 1047 from San
ford where hla opponent outpolted
BUY
ONE
2 SILK D R E S S
DRESSES
j $ J oo
$JOO
At*
t it 111)
If* L* f1»K1
’ L’T
A
l Khlililw\((
1 ICIl.h
1
LOMBARD
ISS,FOSTER[\
FOR FRICK OF ONE FLUS
ANOTHER OF SAME FRICK FOR
JUST IMAGINE SUCH VALUES! HUY ONE IMEk s ASlMiKT ANOTIIKK HltCSS OK SAME PltlCE FOR
JUST $1.1)0. IK YOU ONLY WANT ONE DHKSS, lilt INC a KKIKN1* ANl> HUY ‘J DRESSES TOGETHER
AND SHARE THESE VALUES.
SILK DRESSES MILLINERY
2-$ 4.95
2- 5.95
2- 6.95
2- 7.95
2- 8.95
2- 11.50
2- 14.75
2-16.50
THANKS/
Dresses
Drcses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
fur $ 5.95
fur
6.95
fur
7.95
A L L $2.95
fur
8.95
for
9.95
ST R A W S
for 12.50
fur 15.75 A L L $3.95, $4.95
$5.95 H A T S
for 17.50
S P E C I A L
One Rack of
C o lto n F ro ck s
A LARGE
VARIETY OF
MATERL\I»S AND
COLORS.
VALUES TO *L95
CLOSE OUT
^
P e rm a n e n ts
|a60 -
Note
Change
of Hooking
"HUMAN
CARGO*
will hr nhnwn
Friday
VOTERS
SPORT COATS
$ 7 ,6 0
I t w i ll a l w a y s b e i m p o s s i b le
S e m in o le
C o u n ty
^ n o tific a tio n
v-Aiao- -
S a n fo r iz e d
— Washable
W h ite an d
Plaids —
f o r m e to e x p r e s s f u l l y m y
and
LAC E COATS
B e a u t i f u l P a s t e l C o lo r s
$ 5 .9 5 V a l u e s
th a n k s
f a * t h e s p le n d id v o t e g i v q n
to ^ m e y e ste r d a y .
BRAND
NEW
P R IN T
M AN
CHIFtfON DRESSES
T A IL O R E D
STYLES —
U G H T
COLORS A N D
P r o s e c u tin g
Attorney
COTTON
FROCKS
JUST A R RIVED
BEAUTIFUL COU)KS
COOL — SUMMERY
5.95 AND
16.95 VALUES
PASTELS!
VALUES
O i
TO
$ 8 .9 5 N O W
/ !
«
.
ONE
GROUP
R E G U LAR
-a i
$2.95
I
VALU ES
*
�ean War
A«»fchy,
of complat* mod barbarous an
archy from and to and.*
Dtlhrarinf hit flrat
public
■ LEGAL WOTIplr
co in p r p b a b h
st a b s op
\ n j of the National Congress of
Pwanta and Teach*ea. wEj eddr»<>
tha wonwnV (too pa.
A highlight of tho tuttt ota wm
A t
f&pr Ctpfco Will Be
K e p ro se n te d
w»r» not devised for purely punt-
. . .
TALLAHASSEE, Jon* *1—
V
Nd of Florida^ largest worn-, lory o f tho Groat P lain leedisr
-There b only ona way of altorIn# the couraa of errata aa they
hart ao far taken place, and that
la to go to war. I do not know o’
*s;m**i- mTHtOPlraaeS* H
OOl^nod
mopkanUp o f
hu m*d
is « r <*«*• *“
hae mad* e * p ll« a llo «
tor > “ J
*• *4 M O* l*»*»d lk »e*omeertlfleata em hraees tk * fa llow - 1
In* 4*ocrtb*d
F reperty
I*
‘ he
roaair araaoUiioU, »vat* of rwta
tea,
TaU ahm ggee C o n f a b
.tlrif purpose*,
Matte* I* V er»*T g l e e * » k « r .
B. D i t r u t l l K t
M
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T ea C * n M le * t* M * .
I lk M
Of A M U R . A . T*.
UM, '
B
to-w tl!
J>*r. I t
nM orlk * f a
»*vtat fT M f l W . o f «
C oe.
, aer * f Heetlea Jr Tow oaO lo It
■oath: fla k ** i t Boat.
Mao
op* I beent admlnbtratiop to rakabllt- [ . f i
r a
fcXOWN.
Ualaaa
h i tho matoo i f
-
'
aald c ertifica te
OK*
. „ .
shell
be
rbold,p<a? the
J K h,laak u”V
i^ 5 n 't:
t bidder at the
Vella, o f Dpytoni roort-koa aa floor aa tka flrat Unmaa of U>a taathsta, fla r fa to o W M k e f JOIr, MSS.
Which la tka «lh flay a l flair. 1111.
'ord’ Qoy Tugwell of
wttk Or. Raxferd
^
»V V .
tka mettlement
a a r k o f C irca it Coart
__. , o f ftmJDel* C o u o tr , Florida.
(OVAL)
M il tntkdf hara for n* ftra-da}
Madeleine Caraoll and George Brant ara eo-oUna In tho dra
matic WatUr Wenger picture, "The Caaa Agatnat lira. Ames,"
pflnlng today at tha Rita Theater. Scotty Beckett U caat aa tho
tmea "5.000,000 gold baby."
FOR
OrSw dMlfa* .«!. pobtShnJw
-lijto
WMC’. tn'toM^a#
intfTffU"""*
COUNTY
'*
i
*. *v. *
flood etUaonaWp artU ko tka
of tho taifltoto whkfc aha
ratal Idiit yes* by tkd
i Fadoration o f ' m n i
S
C O M M IS S IO N
of wtord HH. J. a . EeRem,'
of -Tkltahaaioo, now ta prooldaat.
Developing thl* fUaaa along tka
0(1 aafl Oreaaaa t o
tile C oufilf1 1s t »
The V 'V rd A i t r t i t Ika right to
reject any or a ll bide. o r to aer .p t any bid w hich «k»T < • • • "«*
Intireat to lb* County, W lt«
aeaa m r hand and
a®*1
(Hi* iw
loxm
ts w
tl»r oof Jpi m jieh
A. NIWI,
n. n l» *
Cidrfe o f Ibn rd of
C o u n t y Co nun U * I o n A
fl«m lnol« C o u n ty . F lo rfA n .
(I K A l*>
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D jtr A M T « K k T
Sanforil.......
Hllnford ...
Oetddo .......
Gnldtnrod
Longarood _
taike Mary
, Altamonte
Pofaat City
87 T4
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W aahlaglon, D. C.
Jua* I k 1*1*.
KOT1CM
la b tr a h r | l»ao that
FUANK BAltWH, o f Hanford. F lor
ida.
who,
oa
A a a v if t k M il,
met* - a*cltow ttaa R. 8 . . bum*.
alaad
•airy,
Jfo.
Oalaaaellla
• m i l . for V ra cflo a a l aoOtloa Id. I
rrw ctlonal. naotlaa- 1*. T aw n ik lp
I k a, l u > n t l K .. TaUabaaaeo.t
Moral Ian. F lorida, hao f li* d -» e t lfo ;
a t IntoHtloo t o m U ■ ih ro o -ro a r ’
l*roof. to. rrlakllah
alalm la iho
land aboro described, before n. P.
Itorndno. c u r b
of
tbo C ircu it
Cuurt, al Honfnrd. F lorida, on tha
»lh day nr Auauai. ta il.
Claltaam aame* a s wllaaaaoai
Cbarlee C. Uanl,
M oallo Clark,
L oolor Hchbeta, A lford K in* all
o r Rent* No. I, lU nfsrd. Florida.
* AXTOINKTTE r Fl., 11I£.
AaaUlant Commlaolunor.
S an ford _____
Hanford ..... ..
Lak* Mnnroe
Paola .............
Shkrla ...
P«pi Park
Oereola ..._= _.r} :
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T O M V fc R IE N D S
and
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it iz e n s
o f
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in o l e
c o u n t y
1 want to thank you all fo r the mag
nificent vote and support given me in
the Primary, June 23.
R A T E S
fto Um 1 dan.
|« Um a tlana.
T| lira • liana.
U Q U O K 9 - W IN E S
C. M . H AN D
I h lM i a chirg* M»
Ifl— Houvt^ Far B w t_______
room fim lihod
YOUB WATCH ropabod NEAT F i v i
bouad, 1011 Hyrtio Art. »30
u who roally know* how
Jcwalar, Mag. Ava.____ pdr month. 1L C. DnBooo.
F m h cottaga
1 TON DOIIOL 1353 model FOR SALE t
chooM, pL lOe, K pt. tie. Alao
•gator and idtaLtrallor with
k. tloaed body. Lika now. *our craam. Sominolo Croamory
0. Tirol* if dnlrad. Rail Co., 815 E. lat 8t ___________
lent, M l W. lat BL_______
FOR SALE: Fo* Tarritr popples.
4TATE Uraa—Saara’ prlea*
id kdart’ quality. lUol and
L M l V . Flnt SL
»5.00 rack Cor. llnd and Oak.
SCREEN
LET US flgura
WIRE fof yaur porehaa, win
dows, or door*. SUsUy.Rogar*
Hardware Co.
REFINED colored girl FOR BALE: I acre (roes, 4‘ ’ AlUaual
f llla a iM A r lf
n«
genaral khousework
room house, garage. Reasoni cMU. Willing to
kb:a. Upaal*. Inquire al ‘ rear
uh. Call Katrina. 1
STRAWBERRY planU for Ow
ners.
Rax Packard,
Fhoo*
.trumpet, saxophone, d a r t-
I Wish to take this mdans o f « pressing my gratitude for the fine
support given me at the polls yes
terday. I promise tp dq everything
in my power to merit the confi
dence shown in my candidacy. :>j
114-W.
icya ta . W ir e M rs. Eddie
L Paul Apts,. E . Church
P * ji i| ever folkr
.your laundry out?
DAVIDSON
P H T E R jP E N
SPECIAL FLAVORS
THIS W E S * —
O L D -F A SH IO N E D
P i n e a p p le
B u tte re d
P e c a ij
Banana N u t
They ara full of frulla A nuta.
FOR O N LY
�m e
r~ -•
M in isteria l A s s o c ia tio n
R eq u ests L a w E n fo rcem en t
O T LIFE BECOME ROOSEVELT NOMINATORS
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Sanford Pastors Urge City Commission To
. k Halt Slot Machine Operation
And Stop Lotteries
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S E T T IN G
STAGE
FOR
D E M O C R A T IC
C O N V E N T IO N
Urflag that officialdom of the mit anyone under twenty-one yeare
CUjr wiu bring about * definite ' "f eg* to p’ey. The excuse that tie
Mtion to "atop the flagrant vlo- I sponsor doe* not know the age of
l* Goa of the law in thi» community, everyone who p aye ia of do a n il
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aepecWly
in regard to Ignorance ia not sufficient eicute
gambling," the Sanford Ministerial ] lo violate the law. It (a oheiewe
Aaaoclation today releam-d ■ com- 'hat even than who enacted the
manlegtion on which the City Com- law specifically Intended to (otM
million U expected to take a«. minora from playing, and the ra
tion next Monday night.
sponxiblllty of teeing that Uila U
A abort dlacuaalofi of the prnh- ohaerred falla entirely on the ipotilem area effected lest Monday. a|. »or of the machine. And yet the
though no definite eetion a « r*-- *'nt machine fever la racing un
corded. The tatter, over the »»«<,. ! staled among the children— gat
ctatton’a signature, U ai follow , I nnly among the youth under t**t“To the Honorable Comnu, *r-one- but among the am«lt ehiialonere:
! dren of thia community who (re
“The Hanford Ministerial As- unquestionably under twcnty-ona
aoclatlnn In writing this fetter, sinof age. That can b( stopped,
rerwly hopes that it will be received i “We heartily endorse and t«#In the spirit in which Ilia writfrn; rvatulate the Junior Chenthey ef
namely, to bring about definite Commerce and all Igsr orf^TUarlion which will atop th* flax ran*. l|ons that are trying to bring the
violation of law in thia community, citlsenry of thla community to f
and eupeclally ln regard
to "atliatton of their foolishness In
gambling.
pursuing the Goddess of Luck
“The word 'depreislon' hss through gambling when actually
been bandied about for some years 'b<*y are deliberately putting nbt
now; we have blamed our mis- nf circulation money that should
fortunes on the depression, v) X" Into the legitimate chinny)*
haee teen various srhemta halrhe.l nf trade
to ease the way out. we have [ “We sincerely hope that step,
viewed wlthoot alarm some of iKo wilt l>e lakrn to enforce the law!
Z2LV * ^ T 1 . T' Jrf- - Mjrb*r*bw. Mtf
effort* of alt ottii*-
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with whak lltt'e money they havo '" I n f 'o edurate the people of
/ 41,(
In the hope of reaping a rich re- ,
community lo the danger they f
ward.
...
I »r» In hr the rontlnoed practice
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“ But In this country where maae nf yamhllne. will bring results f«produrtlon la almost brought to vnrahlr to this city,
maximum efficiency, and modem '
“Sincerely,
anel hods of tr.n. Donation make1
"SANFORD UINtSTiSIAL
distribution atmo»f ess affieloet. .
"ASSOCIATION."
the cause of the depression la not
"P. S. The oft departed argu•o much a technical one at a hit- ment that gambling and race
man one. It w»» brought on by tracks and an on. brlnr the north* ,f
the deelre to get rich quick, bv »m tourists, la also absurd. It la
selfishness; a selftahnesa which F’orlda end Florida climate that
engendered dishonest trading nnd bring* them. Maryland la ftall of
unscrupulous creed.
|race tracks and yet Bowie, Hand . •—
"Apparently, stale-men were on -, de (Trace, I-aurel and Ute other
willing or alee not qualified to give towns near the tracks era atfll ae
It serious attentlnn. and Ihnnght "nail as they were. They hatont
to find an ease solution, only to prospered,
nor
hart
the
Inculcate (till deeper the deelre to 'owns grown. Those who tens to
-Roosevelt Nom inators Plan Gigantic Rally June 27,
•WJM President Weoeevett wttl be sentineled fir re* tiestie * by aeelawietlew
ef • ajoaie ballet, workman west about Ute Jeb ef prepering the glfawtie ewdt*
fee P a Deoveeratle national eeevenUen, starting June XX. They are shews plow
tow ehalre as the main fleer. (AaaeeUted Preea Phgto)
Barkley H i t s
Republicans,
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aba tha ktynaCa Si
at JaefcaasnlOe b
, John U Menteam
IN
U . &. H O S P I T A L
agree on what the Coaatitattaw
means, la it any wonder that f t *
hundred awd thirty-one nssmbere
of the United States Caw see
find difficulty In agreeing aheat
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I prirato debu In money of •the
Swinging at the Isytkllltt
dee- printing press redeemable In nallh- •■jjdWntna, he aatortadl
I tr silver nor gold "
"Governor London awd Colonel aiechleea shall not knowingly per
Stcy.l He aald “deficits' and debts- he-' Ka<"
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the ttao long befert Booaevelt took n" ck*
hallowed rsuxleo W -
F ed eral A g e n ts G et
leave the ranagiunlty or state."
E n g l a n d C ^ lo b r a t c a
<r
vmhtae accumulated In this oaUoaj office, gad added:
|uhbtd IW feT a
Rn«a*elk**hl
• 9 1 (2 5 0 ,0 0 0 I n G o ld
B ir th d a y O f E d w a r d
atoee Chrtatophec Columbus and1 "W e (hall halnnce the budget. |
half the total toeeeae o f f a f l the- We shall baUace the books 1a tka , ? * * “ • "
NEW YORK. June O t .-d T lLONDON. June 14.—UP)— King
prapl. r f the* Uaitod BUUe.“ |Trca.ury; Wa .hall aoo. ordain J T I T L i S t o h l t t o *
TfsWral agents seized $I.2.’i0,000 lq -niward VHL 41 yenra old ys*tor-
id double eagle* at the Standard day. obaarved the day publicly ay
IS loading his guards In tha colorful
ceremony of trooping the colon,
f f p c o ln , acq.il red by a Swiss traditional salute to Hie JfaJeaty’j
(separation owned In Germany be- birthday.
The King rode through tha
Tha Kentucky senator aajd he'
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Costly Jewelry
- e fere the date af President Rooeestreets bt. the bead ef tha troops
made'no attack on jhe Supremo
- ■-jjfyelt't
order
had
been
the
subject
Coart.
GARDEN CITT, N. Y. Juaa t
wearing a scarlet and gold fulltf extensive litigation.
M toaURiUoa I roapartH ,«,-‘dh -n orfU ra
today entered
<
dress uniform with the bkio ribbon
to (tolled.
the bedrooms f t the social!
The Agents acted on Information
of the Order of the Garter across
" ¥ f have sought to serf* the Prominent W. R. Coo tod too (ran Washington communicated
American people under tha Con- iw l r »
told la wart threagbt Prancla H. Horan, chief his breast.
slitaUan."
|fioo.ooo. Cm told tha artlrf*
( f the Civil Division of tha U. 8.
"W a have timaght that ander! " ,r* uknl 1*hUg h* »nd hi
Attorney's office.
its toaad sad genarowe outline* " ir* ,I*P‘' wd taftodad a 4W
GORGEOUS baby hwsainat; fold
BkjL||| rTrjjCt i till w p|| k_
HOI) im k!u«. libl dk >41miwftewl Hn
ing buggy; bathinattot canvas
worth I31JI0Q,
nalbwB disaster. Wa havo ,
.swing; kiddie « r . fa r <V*Wh sale,
to treat it aa a life-giving
cheap. Laavlng town vary' soon
tar, rather than aa objet
Utona U04.
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turfeatty on tha sheU of , __
la Deposit Company .at
KBra^Jltreet
late Monday.
s (■'.llliINfl. Jaw |4>—W —Tbg
"Wa shall abide by (to deebbn* Sebiiag fire dpfttrtment named
and aaek to shape our program Raa Uaaeh, gag^lgt. and Ftp*
in acaordaaca with them.
|Stone, ealento nator. honorary
"® *t whan nine emiornt sun mcaibera today fax *dlslleguhh*d
«a tha highest reart c m not service to lha daawtment and tha
P a c k e d W ith T h r ills
A c t io n , E x c ite m e n t
1
the ctogree of aoeccM
friend* wad gupporters
thnnkn far jroaf fine
rs remember ytnir good
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Fight
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�T H 1 S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A
S an ford In H id O nly C a i t n l
Florid* City A ffo r d in g R ail, B lflH
A nd W a U r T n a a p o n ta llM
Hurd Inning Is Leaders Handed I
Big Frame W ien 5 To 1 Defeat By
Locals Get Eight Gainesville Nine)
Saints Take Bow
jB efore Palatka;
L O O K IN G A T D A Y T O N A B E A C H ?
Count____
Is 4 To 1
Seven
S a fe
B lo w s ;
F o r Is la n d e r s W i t h
- T w o B lo w s I n F o u r
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Four
E rrors
By JULIAN BTBN8TBOM
GAINESVILLE, Jane IL — In n
Sanford’s Lookouts waa' their, low hit contest tha GalneavUlaJ
third coaaocuUwo game yeater- i O-Man downed the league Iradday by whltawaahlng tha DaLandj log Daytona Beach Island.re. S-l,1
hero y.ctarday afternoon
at;
Mete held Um rielten to seven Harris Field.
well-scattered hit* two of. which
Tha Ic.'andcra uard a pair of
moundsman. Brown ami Hall,
cams la the opening Inning. _
DaLand made thair only sort* while tha GalnririUe tram u.ed
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oue thrrat in tha third aUnia only one, McNamara Brown ga»a
whan Hooten lad off
with a up two hita and thra.- runa Jur-I
•Ingle and went to third on Boll- |n( hla four Inning »lay on the
Ing’a double. A pop-up, a atrike-1 hillock, and Hall
reached for
out and a long fly to
left field fou, beer b l o w , and a pair of
cut off tha attempted rally.
| pun, |n hi, four I n n i n g , on tha
The lookout, went down In or- m0UBj
McNamara wa, touched
dcr for tha flrat two Inntngi but {gj. (or , u hlL>
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unlooaed a deadly stuck
on
(j.Mrn began the acoring
Dopey Dean to .core eight run. )n th< ^ ond
U ||„ntf on
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In tha third.
'a baas on bail., a aacrlflce, and
M.llby walked and
wrnt to & doubu by McDougli j 0wn lha I
fhit
T 0nto
<1 rOallegoa
‘ i. * ' Mwho
t.P ^dropped
i d " the
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ball. Mou alngled to .core Maltby.aary.lngU d.M oringP aw .il.
Swlndall forced Oary and Bist n f poured a triple Into center,
. shoving Swindell around. Cates
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8h«w Buck, who lad off, way hit
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Bavall put
Manager FrankU Frlach of U
down a neat bunt In front of the Ing Into the q/Gng end probably
.jmr. irre*
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P resen t
G am e
ST. AUGUSTINS, Jana 2 4 .In o ill Ur*# |m m daloyad at tbo
•tart br rain, the Palatka A u l n i
downed lHa St. AngusUn* Batata,
4 to 1, hi tko Florida Stmto L**f*»
ha*r vacterday.
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Off Um comb(nod hnrtlng of
Henry and Smith tko Sotata were
abla to rather hot four hita and
•rorad thair only rnn In Um fourth
whan Smith walkad Tumblom with
tha baaaa loaded.
Carl Wrigal atartad for SL Anfuitlna and waa nicked for ilx hit*
and four rona by tha Aialcai In
tha ftnt four Inning*. Poor or*
rora by tha Saint Inflald halpod tha
visitors along. Howard Daria flalihad tha yama and stommad tho
Alatent.
Pint Baseman Smith featured
tho Palatka attack, knocking three
ran* homo with a pair of ilnr'oa.
Ho wcored Gotrra from third with
•a Mngla In tha opening from# and
I knocked home two tallies when ha
' .Inrled In the fourth with the bow*
loodad.
Tho other Palatka nre came In
the third when Andrews walked.
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T itle
S a fe tie s
M ar
SchmelingSail* American T en n is
ForGermany On S ta r f t ’ B ea ten
Giant Dirigible By G erm an A ce
P r o m is e s
S t A u g u s t i n e I s H e ld
M o t e A l l o w s V i s i t o r s H o e in s k i T o p s H i t t e r s
R e d s T h re a te n O n ce
R o u n d T r ip p e r
D e fe n d M r s .
He
L ic k s
Fabyan,
F rom
„ ,v e
at A a a u a lln a
p a la tk a
ta le s *
OalasavlUe
asalsr*-
Rules C om m ittee V otes T
Enforcement Abolishi UTw o-Thirds R ule
Robinson Praises Democral
M oveF orw ard F or
‘Nomination N ight* Event
N a tte r
P r e s i d e n t ’ s A c c e p t a n c e S p e e c h I s S c h e d u le d
C h a m p io n
T o B e H e a r d B y S a n fo r d S u p p o rte rs
I n R a lly A t C ity H a ll
Tickets w iti m n i l today for
the “ NoaataaUon fttght" oeUrUWw
■ckodolod for Saturday i t I M L
I* tko Ctty Hot] wIm* President
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F or S e& te Polling
Manager Bill Terry, N*w York
Giants, does hla part In bidding
for supremacy by smiahlng out a
four-bagger in the game againat
Pittsburgh yesterday. Giants won.
4-3.
Now Faces To Appear
In L a te r Horae,
: Vote Count Show*
Cardinals Seeking
1
Training Location
At Daytona Beach
DAYTONA BEACH, Juno SL
UT!—Possibility that tha SL Lonla
Ordinal, may switch thair train
ing camp from Bradenton to Day-
E acape
launched, n campaign to enforce,
n Ctty ordinance requiring p*yj
men! of occupational and bualnoos
licensee.
Chief Roy Williams nudo tho
first move yooterday whan he ir>
reited H. A. Ward, a' track driver
for Nil and Bntt Company, Gr
ands, and booked him on ehargo!
of selling from a truck wllhoat
having flret been granted of*
ftrtal sanction.
In agpUInlng tha oparetUn of
tha license bureau, Chief Williams
pointed out that tha police de
partment had been given tho Job
of collection and enforcement
This year's budget requires that
110,000 be produced from this
source, tho officer continued. AW
era of the Free
tend the City I
Um alagna will b,
velt AgnUs."
“This mooting i
ad by every loyt
all friends of 1
rett.* Um two i
hrveanco will ho
dee Ire to see tha
ro-elactod for an
Each one can aid
by purchasing oi
velt Nomlaatora*
An elaborate y
.talnmrnt U ball
I for tho occasion.
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Landon
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Down On Pourt
R o b in s o n
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*S u p re m e C o u rt H a s
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Senator Robinson
j Named Chairman
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PHILADELPHIA, Juno *8-—
UPI—A
ringing
Democrats to "ad
battlo of 1SMT* with confidence
that “ the voten of tho nation
win not turn back to tho ite-
Long:
Had Over Nominee
H Platform Committee
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Balked By Talk O f
' V ' F i x i n g Constitution
i,
R ecovery
Veto Power
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D e la y e d
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rmi.ADEI.PHIA. June 28.
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Elected as permanent chairman of tha Democratic National
Contention lai» night, 8enator Robinson of Arkansaa d.llvered an
address to tha assembled delegates which loudly praUed tha accom
plishments of tha New Deal and flayed the records of Undon and
Knoa, Republican opp o n tn U .____________ ^______________________
A ssu m in g
R is k F o r A c c id e n ts
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Bernard Deatrumaao o f Trance.
8-3, 18-11. 8-4, end the British
Davis Cup team, put Hughe* and
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D E M O C R A T IC C H A IR M A N W A R M S U P
D e le g a te ; F ro m B ond
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S o u th F ig h t T o S * f «
B y C ity F o r B u d g e t P e r m a n e n t C h a ir m a n
O fC o n v e n tio n L a u d a
The municipal police today hod
— (AT) —Tho
Democratic
vote, was IS to 11 to M b*
■Ututo the majority n ils
Moat o f the opposition' Maa*
from lha Solid South wkhfe em t
alderi the rule n valuable waapam
In retotag Candidatea net to t M I r
likings Admlnls truth* ItoUMh
backed by President IkseritR
and Chalrma* Jsrsaa A. Fnxte)b .
contend the two-thirds m m
meat la a breeder o f dark bads*
candidates and tntra-periy m A*
moil Use.
In Um eonumlttee votes Nem
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Wn
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Shelley, Ik J. Lehman. N. J. Dugg*r, Jim Onion, Capt, Harold
Washburn. H. W. Ooodepoad, J.
R- Lyle*, C. Tyre and S. M.
Heyd.
Tho Presldaot’a radio program
will ha augmentad loce'J by addreooOo from Mr. Shelley and othare, Mr. Glenn said.
Baafovd*! rally win bo one of
'kmadrede scheduled throughout tho
'atata. All admlailoa charges cotIbated will bo turned over to a
Democratic fund which will f t
nsneo President Rooeevelt’a campelgn erpenaea.
On Saturday night the entire
Dumacratte Natfonalf Convention W i l l i a m s W I U C r a c k
wfl] more to Franklin Field, PbllD o w n O n V io la to r s ;
sdetphla, wWrt the PrwW.nt will
1 1 0 ,0 0 0
Is
Sought
wot o precwJent by coming U fort
iL. *•'--- 4— la ———* ika mbb!
C o m m lu lo n S eek s T o
r u a m t statu
Daytona Dsscb
Retires Plan*
P h tla d r ip M a ,
hr re yeatordwf when Clarence
Lloyd, traveling secretary of the
learn. Impeded two local ball
fields and looked Into hotel accom
modations. Lloyd refused yester
day afternoon to make a state
ment.
Mayor E. H. Armstrong sain
yesterday afternoon be hid talked
to Lloyd In Jacksopytlle by tele
phone Monday *lght and that Lloyd
at that time would not say whether
! tha Cardinals would come here.
fHr&TANDINGS
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Y H U R S D A T , JU N E I I . 1 W
.Iks Sanford Municipal Airport
probably will be laaaed to Karel*
Smith, Kissimmee aviator, It waa
tadkated today by Fred R. Wilson,
ctty attorney.
'The lease would be * means of
avoiding the aasumptten of liabil
ity far Smith’s satleas while tea
Stressing Um Inportaare of avi
ation development, CL 0. Nllaon,
director of aviation at the Orlando
airport, last night told Sanford
Lions that this Oty undoubtedly
would ha mad* a scheduled air
line tie* within the next few
Broker Receives S outh Carolina
Prisoo Term For Senator Leaves
dtos|Conrt Contempt)— ConveotionHall
"alppl,
Naw
Haasp*hire,
Mm
P r o m i n e n t " G o l f e r ’ s ‘S l c k O f l t A l l , ’ S a y s Mexico,, South Carolina, Tanaan*
lakeland Foresees
‘Doer-Fight’ In Citv.
Golf Chamniotiship
l e e s
LAKEI AND, Jnna 14.—UP)—
J } j J •Ya.k-owd wUr cleaned up quarter
------ — — final matches hi ell division* of
* } • * * ] » • tha city eolf ehamnlnntklna, and
i ete sea—e semLflneU are aehednled this
week, at Cleveland, Helehta courea,
MaTikr! •'th *he (teadHiM Bnndar «'eht.
T># eilmlnarien of Johnny Shlruh.
****• **M' defendlnv champion end medal Iit,
e L Mare, turned Um thamplonshlp race In-
jV,
LONDON,
Juno
.lit . Winston Churchill, former chancel*
•J‘ * lor of exchequer, said tbo Eure*
.sit pean situation not only waa far
■j{J worse than In llt4 but that Great
■ate Britain’s position “ te not noariy
i l l as good as It vaa then."
Ite told an ngricnltanl meeting
“pur defenses have been neglected
, New ra ck
I 'lt u b v r s k 2
to on extent surprising and aston-1
. St. t o o l s It rhlladalpkla i .
tshtar. Tbs novel menace from tho
Osaiea TaOer
r k le a p e at nnainn.
1
air did not axial to any extent In
/toL'M U Ia at Pklladalakla.1
IMttakarsk at N ow York.
Claolaaatl at D rook lra.
.
wit.
F it.'
, . 1 There Is no ether coos try la
. / V tk a flC A M USAQ DM ‘ ' Um world whose position te so
Pvt- artificial ns Great Britain's. There
New ■Yarn
W*“l* *«**
j i t Is no popelatien with position so
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m pracarioito. aa that of a n 46,C lsvria a*
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RADIO .
SERVICE
408 W. First St,
M ia m i T r ib u n a l
,
s»l-ht
F!n« Watch A n ? Jow «b,
Dlamnna Mounting And
■ w a r m s tu r a i saw ▼*!
D o z ie r & G ty * § Q r a
“Beat In Tire 8<
C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S
Protect and beautify the outside 1
a real investment.
. ’ ••
S T A iN la b Y - R O G E R S H i
and Friday, probably ahowon la
m b I fortioof* ExtnoM
northwast Florid*1 fair tonight!
Friday partly cloudy,
-
f|.
lUkerswa. re rite ta snecead to the title.
■
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.
.. , r .
C am way and Jtee Rowland.
_______ —
te
‘D a m a I
ran ei
Sanford Elks wffl bond a
regular meeting Friday night nt T r e a s u r y
T o’clock In the clubhouse, It waa
B a la n c e
8& ow a G ood F ig u r e
WPA W ostaen Neer County Offleer. To
End Of. ReltoliMn*! T a k e New P o d t l o o s
local T h o t o u f h f s r e j On January 5,1937
the
WASHINGTON, Jan* ’ MU-(F)
—The poeltten af Um Treasury
Jna 22:
Receipts, IS8J0SJB6J4| as■aadltares, tUTJIIMLMi art
bate nee,
| U 4 U U iM J I|
cus-
tasna raeelpU fa* th* nsMth, 8*3,I8U8T.84.
. /'
Ltore Miami July I M A t o
■ * . Miami Jnly eth O O
JUceipt* ter th* flaaal year
(atac* July 1). 84.48T41M10-M
axpredlturee, U .1 0 1 M 1 A M M . Inalndiaa IIJ18.6T9.888 II ad amergrecy
Kaeeae af ax*
{aadUareT |4^84^40MTJM. Grose
date. $14488,W ,711.78, a decrease
SunnHand Travel
Bureau
w . r u .* . D.IM4..Irt-».»•».
Ta
•rnoon seirinn with prayer, Sen
ator Pmlth, followed by a few eth
er Ronth Carolina delegates, left
the convention hall,
Official* *ald that was the first
time praytr had been off,red at
a Democratic convention by s ne
gro. It wa* followed Immediate
ly by tha playing of “ Dlile." .•
Explaining that he had departed
Q f l l o r f p n became of Ihe presence o f the ne*
o eicu cu p ,
Musical Program T
I s P resen t^ To*
Local Riwaniant
Plh)of ltogt M
T i t t f v Tn
T l l l v , rro delegntea, Smith aisertod he
n o r
D u ly
i l l a u i j wae going home and would “ do
•----- - •
___ Isome talking."
A panel af Jurymen to eerre
Disagreement with Smith'* at*
through county court, icheduUd tltude waa expressed promptly by
U sit an Jfly 7. »•• nlaasad,Claud Rapp, chairman of the stale
yesterday from tha office of 0. delegation. ‘
.
p. Harteten, *brk of the circuit( *i don't care who praya for mo,"
m et *
v
*
'Ibo asserted. “I'm willing fer anyFollewtag are tha nearne drawn one to prey for m* who wahta to."
far dutyt
II* attributed Smith’s walkopt
j, E. Wathan, O. M. Zlttruwar, to “ a ship on hla ahoulder "
Edward Pnittn, W. T. Dunn, J.l This develpoment climaxed a
C. Mass, Jabn C. Hglth, B. W .1stormy 14-boon of dissension boBoott, 1. T. KaLain, Jr., Georgs,tween tho senator and Got, Olhs
Long. Frank Mayes, E. 0. Harp* D. Johnston, tho state’s national
tr, B. G. Moure, O. R. Plunkett,‘ eommltteeman, over easting nr*
R, 0 . Hkkasn, Hugh Torranaa,'rangsmenta for Smith.
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f a ai "iiua n 1 it
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(C aetfk a a* wa aril
Make your homo more cheerful with
Onarter.flnel results and semiL llrwek .at, kv flea) palrinre fallow)
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Chemalonahln
fltehtt Oredv
aas 1. | run. Hit Haalar beat Joknny Rh*wh. 8 and
i
wue ' . u i i l i ’ ». *nd meets Harold Clark, who
liskae. D*.n. Um. .HmtatoA IT. f. Colter, one apt
aa* Mslaatla. Goorga Wimberly beat K b * Bleb.
'*■------------------------sp, I Sto t and meet* Mj»ten Ed
-- --- ----------------- 1wards, who teat U H. Trerv. 6
-— — -.
I «w* I, Consolation*—Dr. J. D.,Orif.
- - .
fla baatU Beldamridge. 4 and 8,
f A
A
.ad nseate U U Humohreyv. who
an _____
advanced on a by* t Georg* Brant-
Virginia,
mlttoo vote according, to detoe
gate (trength waa 88 to US.
MIAMI,
June 28 .—GTI-CIr.
PHILADELPHIA, J obs 25—
Tha conrenUon settled nadfdw
cult Judge W. W. Trammell todsy W1—An assertion that ha was bly today Ite few trouble* are*
sentenced John D. Crew*. Invest- through with tho Democratic na- credentials Senator '
Iment broker end husband of golf-'j tlnnal convention and “ sick of the Robinson, Arks nans, \
moualy sleeted permai
man, already haring
■peach aa such.
Tha platform conn
•ailed to moot late
Moth iod
MCSSn kiK ‘ h* "rlcnt-klUav" *
•ee, Texas,
S m i t h A s N e g r o O f - Iowa, Kansan and M a 3 B B
fe r a O p e n i n g P r a y e r Nevada did not vote, The wtoa
LOCAL
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M e r c h a n t s T o C lo e e
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Plea To Delay Soft
WASHINGTON, /m u t t — 1*1
»* «■»' D irm icT
fOOnUaa Of P o tt
ftra m« at 'tart
mr
appon#
t y akooM return i
l i m r t P»ho 1
era to eaat Ihra
rata* for n o, aa
for County Prosecuting Attorney
i iw n dy a v n i . i
! rotat* la«t plcht,
homo after l i f n
par anna who f i a t
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and Flamingo Pi
threatening ratal,
him.
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dMata for rrrenter.pOedleted taat
nl»h* that ho woOll win tenor I
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IIItlahoToach «o<aty.A headqvarltra atatenant *aUr|
"It ta oar prodktlon, Board on
reporta roootrod ta the i
toot day or two fron eB •* the dT,|
fmmtloo o f Florido. that Mr. Cone
Wffl bo nomtarted for p w n w *«v
patlrw or predicted ilto n U y .
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a sincere and officiant prosecution of all caaeo
under the jurisdiction of the County • Court.
:Waahtngtonlan PaJatka To Retain
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ve you over follow
your laundry out?
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it handled (n a sanlta
way?
Brookdilo courao Jiora. On that
round aha naodod only nine putta
on the eat going nine.'awl II potte
eomtnf home. MUa Mthon le en
tering u many tourney* nt »ho
can tbla auminer.
INVITE
UNTY
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BILL AT TALLAHASSEE 1933 SESSION OF THE:
LEGISLATURE.
jM W a r y B o f th # Sonata, and th e M few in g
a Judiciary C om m lltae B. v lst
H ooaler F. P.
D. Ctarko *nd Senate r J M. M
MBt Bt the ti bm that1- Ptnatai
'tha r«ina; ka it* wadi dariog the
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and will devote to the office antriuited to my
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care my full.time and attention,
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
I b r a l f t
S an fo rd la The O nly Central
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail. H ig h w a y
And W a te r T ra n sp o rta tio n
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NUMBER 208
E aU b liah ad In 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1938
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one Leads Race
First Return;
Rain DelaysVote
DEMOCRAT BOLTS
Mayor S h i n h o l s e r
Says Officials And
Officers Will Join
Drive To Purge City
EtagUah Is Ahead Of n
%i c l
^Cawthon For State KOOICVelt b e t s
. School Position In
D_Mcf
Rural Polling Areas, ^ * t l C i a l DOdSt
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EngorseProgramOf
Democrat i c Party
Tha National Brotherhood of
Locometira Firemen and Engt\ JACKSONVILLE, June 23. naara la officially backing Prasl|A P )—Ft nit unofficial re dant Roosevelt for ra-alaetion In
frain today’s Democrat- Noaambar, according to a communi
runoff primary gave Fred cation received beta today by K.
L. Glenn, local representative of
P. Cone of Lake City nine tha
organisation.
votes and Judge Raleighi
Pettcway of Tampa six votes' Tha letter aaya. In part:
for the gubernatorial nomi "We believe that the record ■■
to things undertaken and thing*
nation.
by the present aitmlnlsThe reporta came from two achieved
rvral p n e in rta out of 1,322 in th? tratlop Justifies tha votera of this
■tat*. On* precinct w ai In toon country In continuing tha admin
county; the obar In Palm Beach. istration In power.
“Some of the measure* advo
Con* carried Lton; Pattew a/ tha
Palm Beach precincts. Th« u m i cated by the President and sup*
administration in
tw o pradneta gave Colin EnaU»h I
. W. nB. Cawthon nflra
_ . fwi i th*
“ w »iierrsv -si. aatkmal •recovery
.a te * raaut
* . W;
f C a rth o a n t p ffoo r!
r j ^ ^ "l "***1 aM W tU ation^
Q;
<fit'floes not change the fart that
.
.
,,
| the President, fearleaely and In
Spasmodic .bower, thla after- fM, of ronlUWrrtU oppot„ |0n ,
ten
.. cm ehad temporary^
effect on the
d#T#-opH „ d m0Tfd forv. H
line of voters that flowed through' ...
____
f a n W . four precincts to - W c t ^ l r ^ r ^ . - ^
• governor, two congressmen, a; _
...
stole school aup.rinUnd.nt and
eonavnanlemtloj. P«»nu out
•avarnl
|I.employees
^ n, “
h v "returned
,
,y
— .....lo..c i official..
,
.
haV*
to r*Uw.
service
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- u m u J ' <turtag the Roosevelt admlnlstraU
S
m I “ <>"• ,nd th“
,h* brotherhood
nsotodi^aBMauwd
" «, • tlm,.
«f >2.000
period, appeared '^atkan^*
whan Vhoweri
ahowera
,n*"th#'»u*m
Jim Farley Attacks
Landon And Knox In
Democratic Conclave
POSTMASTER GENERAL
The City Commission last night
sounded a note bearing tha undenial^e tone that the municipality's
officialdom I* decidedly against
the various forms of gambling
now ex 1st In r In Sanford.
Mayor Shlnho’ser committed
himself to tke opinion that the
i Commission and the City law en| forcing groups should stand solld|ly behind any campaign to drive
gaming devices and method! from
tha town.
The commissioners said they
were conscious of a rising
public
sentiment
here
that
*»*
strongly
flritl-gambling.
pointing tn the
work
of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
which is campaigning against
lotteries, and crediting that and
other organisations for a part of
the surging tide of resentment.
Form er Gov. Joseph II. Fly of Massachusetts, has Issued a
The commissioners soundrd their
statem ent In which he propones to follow the lead of Alfred F- first official voice on the problem
Smith In “taking a walk fir in g (he presidential campaign. Kly when a letter from the Sanford
even goes so far as to indcate he will make speeches for I-andun' Min derial Association, asking
Isw enforcement, was presented
and Knox If he la asked», .Wi
I In brief form. Since the body had
T iT - i ---- r -
SanfordTcitizens | ^omRailGroup
| DISCUSS PoliticsjEngineers, Firemen
Halfway Is Reached
Locally At 2 P. M.;
’ See Late Activity
A nti-G am ing
Voice Sounded
By Commission
C te n n ^ o H iie a -'A p p r o M ir "
Continuation Of N en
Deal Is The Issue,
Says Chairman Of
I’arty In Opener
Move Is Made To
C a t c h Radicals
P H IL A D E L P H IA . Junn 23.
( A D - W elc o m in g th e N ew
I b n l ns th e p a r a m o u n t cam
p a ig n issu e , th o o p e n in g
wjon o f th o D o m o c ra tic Natioo.il C o n v o n tio n tr a in e d Ita
g u n s on L a n d o n ansi Knox
ituiny niv! p a id it" rest pec t a
itu liro cllv o f A lfrosl E . S m ith .
S n lw s o f applause sccond,.,| the Mistering attack on th*
Republican lickut by ChalrniaB
5C2
• v .- g
to f ie,- both Right and Left a t
the same tins' sod wras backed by
Mllie crew of the DuPont liberty
L actic '*
gimth was out mentioned by
name but his forays agalnat th#
New Deal ami his activities as an
n ry m ih r of the league were
Jam es A. Farley, postm aster geneml, and chairman of tin much in the mind* of tho aaaamDemocratic National Committee, t* holding the biggest convention lilrd thousands.
Shunting uut hla words from
of hi* life In Philadelphia, where He ev|n-its tn nominate President
A City request for 138,000 In
Roosevelt alm ost by arrismaCiou and start th iwsll rolling for a n tight drawn lips, Farley roused
PWA funds for an addition to
the delegate* to their feet. Ha
other landslide In November.
A t a P. M. In tha Court I t o u J >n conclu.lon. the offlcUl docu- Fernald-I^ughton Memorial Hos
started them chrering with this
^parrincta, I an d SA, nearly 700 m*nt M7*:
--------------------------------------- —
I pmnouncment "the continuation
pital apparently U In line for out
thole tickets1 “TW» endorsement la given to right approval by relief authori
nf the New Deal la the iaaua."
Kb , • President (Roosevelt because of hll
lie was given a standing ora
. '
npllshments In behalf of Um ties, R. I . Otenn. of tha Seminole
Pianola* Board, told City
tion at hla first mention # f
‘ the entire people arid County
commies loners last night.
the Prnsidcnt's name when ho
City HaU pradneta, 1 ^
That amount and an additional
said, "the processes of recovery,
1A, an even 600 had voted f * "
"*«*»» und" hl* «»■ 86000 for equipment wou’d vast
mi
n
e
w
s
b
r
ie
fs
initiated and carried on by Frank
tinued
leadership.
a t t o’clock. The figure la bersly
ly Improva the facilities of the lo ward creation of a park In the a r ts
lin D. Roosevelt, shall not be In
leas than half tha number quali
cal 'hospital and would ha a great near the Mayfair Hotel which has
Stuffy McCrone, former playing
terrupted.”
fied for that district
atop towdrd «]tra-modkrnlialion. been donated by the City for ' manager of the Sanford Lookouts,
Roosevelt men swarmed tha
I t was predicted that a (urge
It was atated.
park facilities.
(today accepted a player's contract
speaker's stand. Other Roosevelt
of voting activity will ha felt
Mr. Glenn also told the Commt*- , The municipal governing body , with a Charlotte, N. C , baseball
turn, headed by Senator Wagner
ston that he expects a releaae o f| decided to communicate with O. tram , it was announced.
of New York, worked In seclu
a f tha
WPA funds, within tha next week, P, Swope, regional director of the
■■
sion to perfect a platform satis
to apply on projects here that WPA. In an fffo rt to reopen tha | The City Commission last night
factory to the Whit* House, Still
YtmWut to Im t i will throne to'
are now under way.
project.
• granted permission for the Standothers, pledged to
Roosevelt,
tho booths amt mark their Uck*ta.[ WASHINGTON, June 1.1.—(JPi
On*
of
the
heaviest
docket*
In
Furthar, he stated an opinion
I .t J. G. Michael nf Sanford 1* drafted changes In th* conveallon
A ftrs soma definite murae nf ard Oil Company to tract a filling
8 on down la 7:81 P. M. when vot-' —Secretary Wallace appointed
that projects which hava not yet action l« planned. It was Indicated station a t the corner of Fulton month* faced the city bench this the new president nf th r Orlando rules which he ileslre*.
In* must cease, according to or-'control committee yesterday to ad begun m utt be reviled and re-1 th at Richard Forester. WPA lan d -[stre e t and Park Avenue,
morning a* Judg* S. A. B. Wil chapter. Rksrrvn Officers Asso
On every hand there was tha
d o n from tho Secretary of Stats, minister the watermelon marketing subm itted because of certain l a - , .rape artist, would draw a pro
kinson disposed of nearly 30 casf* ciation. It was announced hare to- experation that Rnosevlt and Gar*
I ta s iis s r t Ob raoo r tv . i
agreement tn Florida. Georgia,
bor condition* which hava changrd posed plan o f th* park.
Sylveiter WVIIama, negro, wee
_
. ;
I T .
Souto Carolina and North CaroW. B. Mill* »f Daytona Beach day. He wn* elected at the organ- ncr will be renominated with sub
arrested by Officer Roy Tillla
iim
drew
the largest fine of the day, Ixatlnn’s last meeting which closed stantial, if not romplete, unani
early today and booked on a charg*
mity
of operating an automobile while paying 1200 a fter having plead In Orlandn last week,
Senator Alben W. Barkley of
Other officer* are:
under the Influence of liquor.
guilty to n p e ra tl|g an automo
Interested group, from tkrooghout
1 Lt. J. W alter Hall, Orlando, 1st Kentucky will deliver the keynoto
bile while drqpk.
1the territory and a n effective lmvice-president; I.t. Vaughn \V. airoml session. The convention
W aller Snell, Carl Jon** and Driggers, t'm atilbi. 2nd vice- second session. The convention
•
The City Commission's pro- ' mediately. The committee . sueFrank Purdon, all of Daytona president; f a p t. William A. Stans, hall was • colorful sight vrith
praal to employ an attendant at
• tamporary group namod
r ,
______
[cemetery beautification commitReach, estreated $5 bonds each field. Ranfonl. secretary-treasur bonds, banners, thousands of dele
Municipal Airport was halted >» tk* agraoanat
Mrs.
Clara
M.
Chapman,
BO,
of
NEW YORK. June 88.-W H - JJE.
,ctlon ot th* on charge* of drunkenness.
er; Capt. Tlsimas N. Tnppy, Day gate*. alternates, and spectators.
temporarily last night while Tho committee Includes: W. 8.
W rightavillr, Ga., died her* yes llam Lamke, union party candl Clty Commission last' n ig h t
Fred a WUaon. etty gltornay. fc n ,f n - Mootie*Ho, Fla^ A. J.
Other charge* and their dispo tona Beach, judgs-.advocate; Lt.
Events nf the last two day*
It. F. B ackford. I.eestmrg, chap- have forced
delve, deeper Into tha lUblllty CnUhfUld. GrncavUIa, Fla., altar- terd ay afternoon In the home of I date
the
Democratic
___ -for. .president,. i*- » rioof*
Partly cloudy, poulbly scat- sition follow:
k«r
daughter,
Mrs.
O.
K.
Goff,
which may. ha attached to tho *»*•.
J. B. Scarborough, estreated Uin; I.t. K. (1. Akin, Winter Park, donkey to te e r left and last night
fo r Alfred M. London, Republican tered showers Wednesday and In
0
M
IVrk
Avrnoe,
where
the
wa*
historian.
contract.
"
I O O. McRae, B ulla, Fla.; J. a
I he nibbled for November votes
visiting. Death waa attributed nomine*, and waa placed In th# r*»r*me south portion tonight; |S bond on drunkenness charge;
President Michael today said the ' in the green pastures of radicalOn advice fram an aviation I Naal McIntosh, F la , altornato.
ract by Father Charle* E. Cough- extrema northwest Florida: prob- Ernest Huffman, negro, drunk
to
heart
trouble
whkh
bad
InOrlando chapter of reserve of.
committee, the O ty gov.mlngl »*■ D- l*d*a, OnvaUad, F a ,
|in with tho conacioua Intention • bI7 ecattered thunderahowera ami disorderly, IB day* Imprison fleer* Is one of the largest and | ism.
a short Illness.
hoard daehlad to - pay Marvin,
The party’s national ronvantlon
ment; Plerc# Cooper, negro, dis
of
weakening
President
Rooeevelt
lonl»ht
and
Wednesday.
No funeral aervlcaa will be held
Smith, of KlsalmaM* t 2B par neratary names a successor. HU
most active In Ihe state, boasting opened today. Befuro thla waek la
orderly
conduct,
15
days;
Annie
The body will be sent to hnd alerting London, Earl Brow-,
a Inducement to . a t ^ p ' dU rnato U <W. S. Bandera, Lae*.
Wednesday's tides: low, 8:80 A. Brown, negro, disorderly conduct, membership from all of Central I over President Roosevelt will t«
der, secretary of tbe Communist
Wrightaville
• re-nomlnated and ther* will ba
Ima flying aarrioa hare Un-,>»rf . FU.
suspended;
Willi# to_rlda.
M. and 8:11 P. M.; high, 18:18 sentence
party
U.
S.
A.
charged
last
tost rite*.
Two of the unit's officers. Id. I adopted a platform rkalgned lo
._
tha
arraagnaMBt, Smith
P. M. Sun rise* at 5:87 A. M. Brown and -Willie Clair, both
algbL
Mrs. Chapman waa bora In 1878
E. If. Wilkerson and Lt. B. r . ! steal tho thunder of the Lemk*
„ if led E.
Smith's
Liberty ami rate at 7:31 P. M. Moon negroes, disorderly ewtd«e*. **ch
a t Sports, Ga. 8 he waa the wi
rises at 8:41 A. M. and sots at 50 days; Raymond Green, negro, Blackford, were recently elected , third party and win th# left-wing
League
speech
In
January
turned
(twaiiaae* o* ra* s rive)
dow of R. B. Chapman.
petty larcency, tranaferred to to offices In the atate association |
adverse political tide to 10:41 P. M.
i of reserve officers.
• w iv in g am tha daaghter,
tha matter
county.
I President Michael said MaJ. G.
Rooeevell’a favor and hla threat
O f City }s H ospital Loan
Commission Hears That Plans For Relief
Projects Not Under Way Must
Be Submitted Again
rr
£ .S r S r S ,“
CITY
Drunken Drivers M ic h a e l Chosen
F eel C ourt Lash To H ead Officer
Of Local Bench Unit In O r l a n d o
Wallace Appoints
S U n i t
To Supervise
^ J T ^ r r U ^ M e lo n Marketing
Commission D e la y s
Podjive Aetion
Airport Mftllfticmcnt
Daytonan Fined $200; Two Sanford Citizens
Municipal J u d g e
A reclamed To Hold
Has Heavy Docket Army Reserve Posts
>
Heart Trouble Is Browder Declares
Fatal To Mother Lemke Stooge Of j
Of 2 Sanfordites Republican Choice
—" .“-.■21“* ** “*
Heat And Drought In
nigM
Worry Farmers
nook?
Mrs. Ooff, and a son, James F.
CHICAGO,
and two grandckOdrvn,
' of h rise t* temperature all of Sanford; two sister*, Mr*.
vrtth little If any rain for tha J . K. Jackson of Lovett, aad Mrs.
****
drooght-beeet areas af tha middle- & R. Watte of Rhellmaa, Ga
wowM make'the rity Uabla J™1*
Mr, aad Mrs. Goff and Mr.
Chapman left today fog Wrights
“ | Shower* fell to Senthem HU- ville to attend funeral services.
U ^ th o w d k
Wlowto* pen r a n far
- C a t Mawl Mef by ra ta l «—
ttona bat
i the Weather l i m a laid general
*
building permit
to bolt If Roosevelt I*'
r*nominated will have the aamc today
.. to R.
. O. Chase,■
Jru le
,.
, . ____ , ,b . ro
McCullough, a Regular Army I n n O C e n t , I s P l e a
In the w , h„ Q j ^
— moval of clothing from Tampa.
, h<%, nnounf, m w t
was turned o ra r to Tampa of- th l l , t j w , |t, r IU „ h. (, ^
■ —- —- with grand lararaey
O f
Kidnaper Of Bremer
ST. PAUls, June 83.—tA*)—AL
f Twu
T « .' negraas,
nsevasL Bmauel
ftonuel Vanca
“ dlrpf,nr
ot th«
hoo> vln Karp la and two ether suspect*
van ' for reaerve
officer* for
noxt“ year,
menu,’' th* communUt chief aald, t j, . 1000
In th* $200,000 kidnaping of Ed
“a# showing th at all raortlonary,
.
’ C>ty m ord4 th tw ’ charged w ith rw klesa driving
ward O. Bremer pleaded laansenl
and Willi* ZUgler who It (aid to
force, o r. concentrating around,
M oog/on, luperiatend(C*allaa*tf Oa Fa** riv et
arraigned In federal court
Jap Soldier Attacks when
Iaadon. I’m glad to tay that I #nt of slreeta and buildings, tost
her* today. .............
Jack Pilfer.......
don’t hav« to a h 'ra nativity with n|f k | obtained permission from
American
On
Street.
Charles Fltxgerald were also ar
him. (Laadon waa bora In Penn- city commissioner* to repair Um
raigned with th# former fugitive.
sylvania, Browder In Kansas. He mop of th* police sad flra itaiton
--------------June
83.-G
P1
—A
fe
ipin
o
CLEVELAND. Juno 88^ - With I« unquestionably the Wall Street annex. Ha aald tha badly laaktag
anl
_ _ _
|1Jananeta
Japanese soldier
armed with a hayshelter coaid be racaadltiaaad far
of fWe carloads of candidate.
LOCAL
R. L. Otonn,
ehalrman of
rf,pUI"
-----------------------.$
100
.
other exhibit m a
"Roosevelt Nominating Night" Jcntlgan. nopklnavllle. Kentucky,
terial fram New York, to addlactivities her*, today had ob-["<»m a aldewalk tmtov to clear a tea. Average
1*
to arvcral carloads af royal
City
r#k. Aeeraa*
. - I]
talned iwrmtaelon to us* the a u -. • * , ,
Japtnese clvlllana.
Mar. Avar***
1«
aad coconut palms aad other
dhorium at a t y .Hall Saturday' .
4 > "^ rr hy »pr. A v e r s e * ........ la
night to hear tha president'* ac-l
tb* bayonet aald*. Th* Mae A v ers* * ------ It
the
Sanford merchants wQl meet
I nfWrnt
Only 88 Sanford daga have ceptanc* apMcks
Mr. GlenaTwho appeared h*. J"*P«
H ra rln , the way dor
in City HaU at 8 P. M. Wednes been licensed and vaccinatod thla
te r, the rity admmUalon last
* martial dernon.tratlon ln
day to discuss closing local stores
year, according to a
night, .aid an admtealon fee - l || W rin g th l. aB.rnoon fioUt.ra
on th* Fourth of, July, it was
leaadd thla afternoon fram Ctty
announced today.
be charged and th* fund turrad
tS r f& L S A
Into th* ' p ruldauP i campaign #'r»*w « f >»•
The matter. It wa* pa Intod out, HaU.
Saturday la th* dead!In* for fun<L
I* of great Importance .tia ra In' * * -WWl
---------------------Day thla year fall* haring pets InnoeutaUd against
He announced .th at Florida la'
TAX RILL SIGNED
rabia*
and
for
obtaining
a
license.
on Saturday.
expected to rata* m m »IOO.OOO (WASHINGTON, June ta^-CP)
•m , toward the endeavor. "Nominal- —President Roosevelt signed th*
All eatahUahaaanto ara sap**1*1- After' that day, tha
lag Night" will b* observed new U x kill and th* $100,000,000
hr urged to have a representative authorised to destroy
who have net
throughout th a atoto, according Interior department apprapriatlea
at
Mr. Glow*,
liefl.
Nil.
U - I b -.A.
Florida Exhibit At
Cleveland To Open
‘Nominating Night’
Billed Af City Hail;
WEATHER
Merchants To Plan
Closing On July 4th
2
Platform Is Expected
To Appeal To Fol
lowers Of Lemke
H r
detailed action on tha association's
lest was de'ayed until naxt
Monday when the more weighty
m atters will be laid before the
board.
Nevertheless, without reading
tho minister*' letter there wa»
sufficient discussion,
although
brief, lo determine what course
of action may be followed when a
since orlglnlal plsn* were turned vote le called next week.
“ I believe the attitude of tho
over to WPA officials.
(PeatlBBXl Ob re as f t w l
Hr told two of the proposed en
deavor* not yet under way ora
the rltv pier and the municipal
go f link*.
Continuing tkp'dJjKnxtloo of rplief project*. Fred'W illiam * pro-
? <3
Records Only
25 Dog Vaccinations
�~~TT
w e:
T H B - 8 A N T 0 R P , ITE TIA L D . B A N F O R D .
‘
Bettor Duek Hunting
.
The highest water level* la year* prtvaJUn* in th e
greet Camulian wild ducfc, neat lag gmiiyU pnqaha » ee»
ond aeaaon of relief from America'* greatest wild duck
"depression" which last year brought down the moat dr***
tie restrictions on duek hunting in history, say reports of
Canadian game official# aa Announced by the More Game good eefftugt.; * b fi tm ; t>m>
Bird# Foundation.
-don’t - Be f k r h» Ita- cempslg*
Following successive devastating droughts from 1930
greeter atlrtjr) on eon Mghto 1934, uncounted numbers of lakes and marshes from the f*r
wajra, aoeicty hna dexsted Mfatf
Dakotas northward through southern Alberta* Saskatche to .M o n 'U ^ snd to penalties for
*
wan and Manitoba dried up completely. Hare ware located their violation. I t has put Its
this continent’s most important wildfowl branding grounds. tru st iqr lav a te compel < eufufuJ
The first break in the prolonged drought came last driving,'w R h punishment mere or
year, an organized international wild daclt census of the less severs for their Infraction.
area revealed. Although the bulk of the wildfowl were No doubt such laws i r i necessary
found to hare been driven to nesting ritaa In the mors (Governor tehnjau has to r t »{*•
northern portions of the provinces, Improved water and proved aiiteen new ones of the
food conditions resulted In a better crop in their .ancestral kind for motoriata Iq this state),
B * the ttsie hM m a n (hag B
nesting areas to the south.
,
,
.
!) fo r # 9, approach te the
With still better water conditions tH a/gagr. the sftuth- 9 jlem
which would
coonterward trend continues, the reports indicate. ••<*Ihere is an hWsncn the.
pruasuu* an .the IsImprovement In the situation so far aa water la concerned conridstet*. and rerkleae d riw r
throughout the southern port of the prowineaT' declares J. with rewards to the goodT .
R. H ill, Saskatchewan Game Commissioner, ~
Not long ago the CommrrriaJ
•J*Lg Vaagg FOB T0DAT
a a tn flfB C T IN O TJTF, POOR:
tb se tb o o s cuttest down thtow h srfTO l a th y field, Md b u t forgot
to tho flold, thou shqlt not
go t g u a to fetch It: It ahall be
fsr (he »tranger, for th* fatherless,
aad fa r tha widow; th at tha Lord
thp.<M anay Meta thee In all the
WUth of thin* hand*—Deutarono-
PMAY B it FOR TTIOSK
WHO TBACH
T hat I m ay kav* continually In
hW Thy
bleaaad saint,
Thom**
at
During tho {Mist few months England hha roceived one
diplomatic defeat after another at th a hands of otkuv
powers aiul particularly with rsfercnca to Its dafenaa oC
the League of Nations and ita fight against the Italian an
nexation of Ethiopia: But* what Is especially worthy <»
note la that England was able to sustain these defeats
without such a sorlou# loss of prestige as to das troy ita
government, ns might have been tho case had tha dafeats been sustained.by onp of the dictatorships now oper
ating in Europe.
“Mr. Eden nnd Mr. Baldwin have had the courage of
their contortions," says the New York Herald Tribune,
"neither mokes a heroic figure, but a t leaat they can ad
mit to failure with Gerinany, failure with the League and
smashing diplomatic' defeat at tho hands of a third-rate
Caesar, and still sit calm. It is an evidence not of weak
ness but of strength; and it la fortunate for tho world.
Had one of tho tin Fuehrers been sitting in Downing
IH
m
I
nbw winners hero for a two-day.
safety d h d s, begins tor Ana. I I ,
Th* Idea. itrik ea aa a* an t**j
cetJent one *e fa r as it «wc*. But
the vtlae of the competition
which It will cxritc will depend
m Hi dbeem hutetfr of the prin
ciple ti n t positive public recog
nition of. cnrrfol driving la quite
* worthy *fl4;
MM grow ing
kaowUdg*
mors
Ohd mof* lacreaa* until
la hnowing Him who itld , “ I tm
th a l i g h t of Troth along your
M i w«k w(thjb» tho day.
Hava you figured up w hat th*
NT ta g bill la going te coat you?
, .
•
' ,,
i
. THURSDAT
■ - . FRIDAY
ING AND INVKSTMBWP
P O L IC IE S ....................
(has «4 the sixteen new laws
slgaod by the groai aee reqalrea
sp a te 4rn lh a licenses of private
operators s a d chiuffeura for
recorib of k a ffia conviction* We
havw ashed before, and wish to
repeat the question, why a II-
constltute the fundaaseate) means
wo keep your deposits
■rich
,
They enable us te hee» our
amt profitably employid, and a t
available to repay our depositors t
•
Janice Elian Reel, wbo eelebrnted her flrit olrthday anniversary
Saturday, was honor guest a t a
birthday party given Monday afternoon by her mother, Mrs. L. K.
R**l. , t their home on South Senford Avenue. The young guests
played “with toys and later In the
afternoon had th eir pictures tak-
Semlnote Rcbckah lo d g e will
ret a t 1:00 P. M. a t the Odd
Oaiws H as.
•
> .f t . . . — ---■
»
p n a e ^ ^ —
—
” "
f I I A
f tlA
I H i l l
R
H I V U I l
Mr. end Mr*. 3. P. Cooper and
family M t Saturday fbr Macs
HU^ K. C , to spend severll weeks.
V
Refreshment* wdre served by
th e hoeteaa assisted by Mias Mary
Helen Rumbley. The white blrthday cake was decorated in pink
Mrs. R upert Strickland has re
and green and Fore one IlgMed
turned from Ormond Beach where
pink candle.
9
T U P
Thoie prevent were Jsnlc* El she spent a week with Mrs. J. L.
I H f
Irn Keel, honor r icvt. Mary Loolee Strikland of Osrdele, Ca.. a t her
I I l k
Sm ith. Donna W itte, Unde Leon- summer homo there.
erd. Carol David, Joan Moore.
_________ Bobby Morris. Sonny lEutridge,
Mr. and Mrs. F. U Miner, J r .
of Jacksonville spent the week-end
here with the form er’s patents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miller, May
fair.
SPATS OUT sssr
Jr
|
long tha
qt
Furtherm ore, K I* tha aim of thia beak a t all tlstte
only te find acthr# employment fa r IU loanable f*m K
also te direct* them thougttAiDy aod fairly tote *u<h «
aria aa will beat a a m tha public volfarn.
U adanteading *4 local conditions—axperianca,
sail devotion te defy oa th* pert of our staff—tha
m W b y w hkh r a e b a n F o r d At l a n t i c u
lha high ateushard U has n% far Haalf.-
H op over and see
ho tiro that does It
Mrs. D. C. Barelift. Mr*. H. n .
rh ap p el’. Mr*. B. E. Squirt*. Mr*,
fj. A. Radtord, and Mra. Basal*
Hutchlaon w \-e hostesses at th#
monthly hnslnes* and social meet
ing of the T ru th Seeker’* Class
of th# F irst M tthodlst Churrh
held Monday afternoon at the
: church annex.
Mr*. John Vaughn presided ov
Incss session which
r a social hour when
were served. Thnepresent were SI rs. John Vaughn
aaC. Tutu:
A partm ent' of th# Daytona high point of tha e itr’a summer
festivities will be a three-day
fiesta. Combined with a Joly
Fourth celebration It will extend
through July 4, & and 4.
.
! Beach municipal government haa
lion la not heroic, hufc a t least It la reaaaaaBljr adult, and
with more of this rare kind of strength wa may hope to A haehelor, th* diplomat wa* ann 0nnc*d t t o t plan* fbr th* elty’*
considered to b« ona of tho meet --tiggest and beat” Frolics calabraget somowhnre In the solution of tha w ar prohigm.
ttudkma and hard-working men ^
^4, , at l u t aaaomed parma"But tho mystery still remains of why tha British to tha diplomatic aarvlca,
J
—
risked a defeat which seemed so nearly Inevitable from tha Hla death deprived tha f o r e i g n ---------:
beginning and which only bacama woraa tha more thsy office of Ita moat renowned mam*
staked their prestige upon I t Mr. Eden lamely accuse* bar and open* tha way fo r Adolf
•
j
the ‘military exports’ who misled them Into aupposlng thali H itler to place hte own cendklata
A
the EthIonian tribesmen would out u p .a hatter fl*ht for In thU key sp o t
Among, aqeettaer* mentioned
M
tho ‘collective security* of Europd; hut no Foreign Minister lafa:
Joachim voa Rlhbantrtp, H itM
rnn pretend to have relied*upon a science so inexact aa that 'U r’s personal ambateador ex tra
of military expcrtlng. The excuee merelv covers th# fact ordinary, and Dr. Ttena IL DlackI
that af no time does th e r e seem to have been any real cal- hoff.
.
~
rulation nf means and enda, any examination Into the true
mechanic* of coercing a modern etate, any study of cauee
and effect In the relationship of atoUa and tha influencing
of another’* foreign polled. H ie whole adventure woe
haphazardly boguri, half-heartedly continued and la now. i n e of Lake couaty, died a t hi*
helplessly abandoned
*
j home her* Sunday. My. Milter I#
‘‘It la a curious history for Britain's major Initiative survived hy hi* widow, Mrs. H ary
n foreign policy alnce tha close of the World W ar; ao cu E. Miller; on* aon, Andrew f , Mil
rious, Indeed, that there are even momenta when one can ler, aod on* daughter, MUa Mat
tie V. MlH*r.
a s g is a s
WAVES OF
LOVELINESS
]«OUm m Goodyear safety (ca- |
S-T M R MOOYgAM MAROIN OF
safety with center-traction
: lor quick-stopping
|
M l G oodyear non-skid
* treads
|
s - BLOWOUT FB O TtO TIO M IN’
■vniv FLY(built w ith IU PBRTWIST cord)
1 th a t the campaigning Is
N t's
up.
everybody
U fa
and
A F ris t Valut m od e possible b y
t b « la rg e s t tire sa les in the
ou -want to save
y, make a bcc-lino
SANFORD TWENTY YEAR&AQO
At a meeting of th* Commercial
I f yon a ro Interested la the Club In tha court M i* * TUeeS*tlon—and who Isn’t—drop by day night f*v ths purpoe* of roN # s » l d /office, or telephone organlsteg, a large crowd attest*d to the fee 11a* la this rity th at
Bsaferd needs an acthr* and' lie#
■ tooro. (Mrosfllnl. to you) a«yi body U represent tha rity. The
mgny of Europaan nations mendwra resolved themsehre* In
h r i art ‘‘rraiy with the to X xaaaa meeting and a tempoMoll, aren’t wo all t
rorv or*|tal*atlon waa sffectedwlth
0 . W. Spencer aa U m porary presl-
aiSL.'SSfc
Avanua. a Jolly erewd of. yoeng
folk* galhw od o* Wednesday a fiarnoon tor a fwlnwriog p arty to
tha Brtaaon Pools fqllowed b y a
wateixnaloo cutting. Mr, and-M ra.
Brlaaon ar* rig h t royal hosts and
quite won tho hearts of th eir
young friend* by .toel* cordial hasp ite tty . Thoeo . proseat w a n t Ute
Mtaaea LawOte Chwart,
Adels
Rioe*. Rosaroend Radfbrd. C e t*
Lee Ttllte, Mamie K ata HllUaros,
and L**H* HID. Rdwta Mtlten.
Max Blew a r t. F raak C h m i l i
William Garden, -aad Mro. Rnddot*.
WITH OUR
EXPERTLY. STYLED
Permanent Wave
o im M
,
Th »
\ aaarislrtl
I'f f te ll
|
n il
III
H itfM *
1cave Miami July 3 » Q Q W
Krl. Miami July i>th O v
Sunniland Travel
Bureau
.10 F. pine 81. Orlando I’h. s lo t
O
Mb. Kathleen Cherry,
Miss Frances Mllteer
Are Gueate_Of Honor
^
whenoyer
a petition
CI
The Most Thrilling
Sensational Fight
Ever Filmed -See It—
Hear It Round hy Round
Friday — Saturday
w > S t t r o w s r \ a chair o u t d a y
:
Wh DOAU HE W iir IN A GQIAT B16 W -
^
® TSSOVCD: S W 1.1,’ ! » SW £ M L IWMT 4
JWI TO BOY njCHHUUE IVL uOT A CATE/
Walnut Occasional Tahlra JI.93
Sale—Occasional Chairs t'l.D
(.'*-« Tray C offer Tallies *2.93
l.n tin g r C hnln*.
I. -J a m m v t
-- r11 ' ‘r
CfSXXAAdVCL “2 S L JLA.
I* present-
^
„ u.
U Tub/i u m i. • • • • •
Miss
Kathleen
Cherry
of 'TJ“
° f toe board la usOrangeburg. & to and M U alu»Hr on tm ergoncy m atters."
Frances '‘Fair M lltrbr of F o rt
No advance announcemenU ol
Myers w e n honor guest* a t an P«rdon board session* ar* given
Informal party given
M onday, ,T*T, r * *nd » mrotlng may b<
MRS. SKEWES
,
ALSO
Harper Method
Scalp Treatment
BEAUTY SHOP
— a/nxL
P h o n e 216
* START YOUR VACATION
ON THI
«
COOL CRUISE-Wk Y
ifviiAn
EXPERT MASSEUR
IN CHARGE OP
ELECTRIC BATHS
^
i f c . &yjhuL *t& AO JO t.
j
Pkoaa 48*
'
lit*
J mI i
Fre<h
incidents
threw
the
atrnined rrlnlions between Japan
and the Nankins gevernm ent to
th e fore again Sunday in North
Permanents
l/vnehhrook, M. T, Sho wll re
turn to the falL
rtmmltted to aa
Jap Soldiers March
In Peiping Streets
TAMPA. June S3.—<**1-T h re e
men In TalUhniaee, acting na
the state pardon board, have
given freedom to Joe Yale* and
R obert Edwards, sentenced here,
by Judge Petteway to lift 1m- ^
prieonm ent for the Jefleraon
Loan Society holdup, the largevt
robbery in Tampa history, it was
revealed Monday.
The two bandits who imllod as
they were sentenced less than lb
Local Bible Class
Has 76 Children In
Summer Activities
Relax In the comfortable
atmosphere of ou* beauty
salon. Glory In the beau
ty that will b* your* after
our expert operators treat
your h air to a permanent
wave.
Only nationally
known supplies are used.
Hhampoo and Finger Wav*
Included. And a t a price
you can afford . . ,
PERSONALITY HAIR
CUTTING BY BARBER JIM
• ee—pla QggtU T>undgy.
Yates,Edwards Heard
Sentences Passed By
Raleigh Petteway
torney General Landis. The other Walter W anger picture, "The t u
two members of the pardon W ednrvliy a t the Rita T heatrr.
board. Comptroller Lee and Com-&.OOO.000 gold baby."
mlsstoner of Agriculture Mayo, _ _ _ ____________ ______________
were absent.
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On the same day the thrVe-man C l a n l t ' /
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Mr. and Mr*. Albla Kendall an
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nounce tha birth of a son Monday board opened the penitentiary « T 1 U
afternoon a t tha Ffrnald-Laaghton door* for Gilbert Kadtn and
Ernest Kadtn, brother* who wtrw
Memorial Hoapital.
sentenced hero to fivo year* only
Mr*. W. A. Fitta, Jr., Is Improv laat January for th# armed hold
ing at the Fernald-d.sughton Me up of A. C. Duval, INggly W ig
TAMPA June 23.—(Ah—Cover- and
morial Hospital wharr the under gly eatcutivt, in which t<80 waa
stolen.
,
nor
Eh Its wfll be elected grand
went an operation ytstrrday after
There wa* no way to ascertain exalted n i'er of th* Elka at l.os rvti'
noon.
Momlay how many other* were Angel'* nrvt month, he will *o- nmI
Mro. Charles L Park an-' freed by the three-man board a t rept, serve for one year, will sity F.IV
young son. William, srere remove*! it* meeting June 10 as it waa nn the job ss governor and will >n
vrstrrdav feom Fernald Laughton said a t Tallahassee th* record*
not run for the United States Sen- ;,t
Mcm-rlal Hospital to th eir' home were kept under an indei of
priaoner’a names.
Unless t h , ate, thv Tampa Tribune says to- v<
on W est Seventeenth S tre e t
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name waa
known,, it could nut d a * ' w -.-m o e . W w g-'
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H arrison an be readily determ ined' if "belion.: *WhG*ti*rK’’*l.U-ilUtu«*
nounce the birth a of daughter. had been taken by the pardon widespread,
Linda Jean. Monday morning at h°ard.
‘ postlrh* retli
tha Fernald-Laughton Memorial
Yates and Edwards were par t r r y,„
Hospital.
roled for tlx month* to th alr ahorilv afte
wive*. Mrs. Dorothy Yatea, of Trammel'. T
Litchfield, III., and Mra. Marie |ra rned yestr
Edwa rda, of Kincaid, .III., who, inlte’y ileeld
ere th# gneitn Sunrt## or Judir# | t w ia s p o rte d ,
have been In Senate fight
ul Mra. J*mes G. Shnron, 913 Florida for several months.
the side
..n o i l . Avanua.
T><> K.d , „ brothers were p .
T h . Bar. Mortimer G lo w of ro lri -for threw month, to S .m ’ g an li.tlo n he will not
Srv«‘ii!y-i»it
cniMr#n
t< <Uy nn* Mltnulinir lb** SuRinur
.con, O a . arrived y .a t r r d ,, to Bu.fk ,£ ’ , r ’ l h ,‘r,
’rT oro Z Z
u.nd . m n l ds«. h e r. with Mr
•" bolh #•»«#. It was explained New Deal, t loss to tne
|H!t!#« S.b.H.I, aiu y .a r t« mn«*
Id Mrs. Grorgex A. DeCflttes.'
l’*rn|e*
bo extended by h« t«nnot be ospected.
yr#r irrmi|>, n»w in w**v«it»n at tho
ar* Xvcnu#
Ibe pinion board »t thrir e ip ira- ’
Mothmlivt i hnrrh annot, accnril. i ,
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T«.v SI'-odniff tori today for The fact th a t Yatea. Edward*
Whil<* f i i i T H l I r s t h t T * aro no w
Ixte Chmp a t Clayton, Ga., *0 and th* Kadtn* had been paw o r k in g toith tin* trim ip * . *ov«*rnl
vend tho summer. He wae ac- roled nearly two week, ago was ’
m o ro n » u h l 1h» m n l ,
gchiA*! o f loated by his n*rants, Mr. and not mad* made public a t th*
f i n a l « aitnm in rrd l.
~T. Dt Woodruff. Who will tteaa and Judge Petteway, SoltctThoa# n«»%F lil«*nllfio«l *ith tho
>end two xr*«k* there.
tor Hardee and county and city
movomont a rr Mr* N M G arnrr,
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officer* who took part In their
.Mr*. A rthur Mourn Mi* T. C.
Mra. J . U Strickland «nd Mrs. I a rrest and prosecution did not
AmlreWR. Mia#
Atinu Wriichl.
lorry Williams of ro rd elr. G a- hear a word about it until yesI MU*
Ifnrrirttt*
IImmii* MUt
•r*. T . M. Strickland and Mr*. M. tarday.
IU tfcom# thfi greatest l Annabel!* Drown
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Mra.
*. R ouen of Cohimbu*. O n, and
Secretary of S tate Grary said ha
(las Sarah C arter of Galnetvul#. j j j not remember detail* of the I
fa., who -r e spending some time faaaii but he explained the p e r.]
,t Ormond Beach, wera the iroeat* j on j>oar(j> - 0 r a quorum of It, ’
oday of Mr*. Rupert Strickland.
tv *ry week "when there le
wl
tuujlol
Magnolia Avenue.
anything to tom e before the
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FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Mr. and Mr*. Alfred King and
«*n nf tha West SW# went to tha,
»fenl« a t D ot *00 Spring* ta rt
Thnrsdav and hnd n nice Ums.
STARS OF COURT DRAMA
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-T M IO IL TOUOH, LONQ-MILg-
tho Ocala Bsnn*n Thanks
m i roo ad In Saturday'* pa.
M in Mildred Rood of Orlando h
the gueot of Mrs, W. II. Tunnlcllffe a t her heme a t Rutledge Sta-
lnciusaod prottctloo for depoaite.
tha law (to y —4 a certain mini- « 4 find kins ualag a lay m
™nss of M m ) , raw driver*, m- t w w is tn h M sd ttU h a fee
d * ^ VMM ro* compete for such a pewrilin
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rertU knte w ith a result of inral- . .
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’MAMMY* FADES
T w o L ifers Find
Liberty In Pardon
Board’s Decision
Personals
eeting 18 Held
By Truth Seekers
Nazi Diplomat Dies jDajrto«a Amnouacei 1
Ot Cheat Ailment Plana For FTOI1C8 arn mammy,
tloua from . lung Infection ca^aed
Telephone 148
PETERS, Society Editor
Janice Ellen Reel
Has First'Birthday
prrsvntetion hss don* so
much to stimulate tho ta io oporaUoq of our railrtuds. The (X. t. T.
juat announced
Foundation h.
a plan to .elect the automobile
drieer will Ike best »»rely reeorl
In each atete and the Diatrict of
Columbia and to bring tha forty-- ------------ f —
And Personal
IW M t e s *f the Congregations*
arch wQ) sponsor n fish fry
1:30 P . M. n t Evansdale Park,
ifaju may b e ' pertbaaed from
ristte a E adaaror members or a t
ttM » « n * U a Avynue.
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(•In dlw 8oB<Uf of eoiiqilki*
tho ray* of Thy dhrlne
brightness, to scatter night and
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right to tho blind;
hi (*areh persistently maintained,
* 0 let . mo fled
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goldanew nt flret,
dtroctlen. In oil things, ond nt th*
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Freeh -Fruit rw d .f.•im; .M •reit
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Investm ent T niat, loc.,
which.
companies.
with Its
finances . . . . . . ___ _ _
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vehicles, established the C L T
Safety Foundation Fund te dis
tribute fcD.OOft a y ear In prinro
ate promote
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highway
w #_U
itty~. AOno
is rcmlmlwl of tho Msrrlman
awmcvU for mJhvuy sofvty whont
I’riping were startled when 3,000
'Among ths nrtivltir* planned
for the school ufr lllhla playU lt.v Nrtetmoks ar* kept by the
th e *tii<tent» for recording im
portant activities.
It »*» tin leratood ,that a spe
cial cvctunr has b>|M planned
for a ilenton.tratlnn of
th e 1
sehtM'i*.
accomplishment v.
A
eour»e in croft-mai*>hlp will
Freak Fruit IVach Pica, Sally’s,
started tomorrow, according toi Itc —adv.
prraent plana.
Shoemaker.
ARE NOT ENOUGH
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t o Bette, 0. K Herndon.
Bill Preston. George Moye,
Mra. T,
Wilson. Mrs.
Hllm*
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am xfi.. Aunvm iA t u m U neut
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Imndgalat. Mrs. Georgia « r t , eye-wltnea*, Edward KsaL
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Mr*. W . E MUte Mr*. R aul* heaven* rolent, ,
A few light ahewer* fall In p a r t,
of th s Dokotes and Mtonoeota
befor* the governor hoarded «
plan* on hi* m erry errand to th*
cspttsl, h at ton moisture w as not
enough to da more than Irritate
harried grata growers.
l i t MagaoUi
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Mr iua m oil bt-d
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Jfyadtn H dM m
lolly ocean cruise on your trip Nortt*ot amazingly low roles that Include
•very necessary expense. Big, modem
liners with deck sports, orchestra*,
talking pictures, e tc_____________ -
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Matinee Taken By Islanders Slam
3-1 As Nightcap Azalea Pitchers
It C opped, 5-4 For lO T o l Win
G r a n t Bombards|
Henkel To Move
Up At Vinddedon
Washington! Sets C le v e lan d B ids
Pace To Conquer F o r Hfeavywo^ft
C a lifo rn ia Creu Go In September
Blstruf Smashes Pair Butland Limits Red*
Of Homeruns Over To Seven Bingles:
Left Field Fence Saints Are Victors
ny k. ii.- cuu.um
Budge And Allison
Also Advance For
U. 6, In England
W estern Freshmen Dickey Is Prepared To
• f>nll Powerful Oar Underwrite Contest
In Hudson Activity . For Mittion Dollars
WIMBLEDON. E p g , Jana 23.
—(/F)—Bryan M. Grant, mighty
taaaie atom from Atlanta, shelled
Heiaar Ilrn k tl, Carman Dari*
O ip ata r, from tha all-England
championship y**Unl*y » favorVm atbeierl** programed to th«
MMfld. round In more or l«u rou-
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Electrified Kitchen for a 115 Year Old Home
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T h e o ld inconveniently to ta le d
k ilr lirn wa* left u n to u c h ed . X
new |»re*|ilanned, in m lrm ele«»
Irir k ilrlirn . «hown lirloWp WM
recently ailtletl.
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Behind the alr-tlg h t pitching .if
Owoti W right In tha f ln t g a a a
and Red 8 w**ney In the nightcap,
tha lookout* took both .nd» of a
doublehcadcr from
Cainc.villo
h*rc yrsterdny aft.m oon, 3 to I
and 5 to 4.
W right kept the te rm hlta lia
allnwrd well scattered and would
have hang up a shutout out for
a que«tlnnsh'e derision by Um
pire Campbell when he railed Bock
aafe In the fourth aa the runner
tied the score.
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Lincoln O. Dickey, gMMgaf MM*
fpatting tne German the firat, two aeta. Grant shotted llenkal I . LltUe Joe Medwlck rapped a
ha tha atdetlnes, woa tha Atlantan double with a couple of men
an aration from the crowd and aboard ywterday and did much
married him Into the aecood round to aaaiat the Oardi In defeating
along with flro others of the r Philadelphia, 8 to 8, and at tha
American delegation that num- same lima retain their league
hered 11 when the championahipa .-lend.
began.
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Sanford take, the rind again
tomorrow and play* the Delaind R»»<N In th# Intter'a own
bark yard.
Daytona
Itrarh,
loop IrailrrR, ro m n hrri* Thur»■lay.
In that frsm#*, «fi#r Flrsv had
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gone not, liutk singled. McMullen
DELAND, June *3.—Bill BothU to right, Powell threw to Clary | , „ h. lanky 8 L Augustine pllchar,
covering second to get Burk but limited Uie D a la a d Bede to aev.
Clary dropped the bill. Pfeifer an hits h art yesterday while bla
hit to deep abort and Clary again m it „ were pounding 7tm M rtfrlm o d . Hack rounding third and | , n for 18 safeties and a 10 to 1
starting for home. Clary recorered victory The Rada never scored
the tail and threw to Itlatruf who , f l#r th« first Inning,
tagged the runner a t Iraat three
The Saints, eeereless until Un
feet from the plate but naa railed third, pushed one acroee on Bonxa/e. .
n#r’e double and McGowan's alnJenklna started (he first game
anH continued to odd one run
for the G-Men but e ftrr welklng p ,r inning until the eighth, when
the firat two batters waa sent to they combined taro singles end a
the showers. G unthsrp relieved double for two runa, and arenl
him.
ahead In the ninth to soots three
The locals put over the first
run of the ra n o On three hits,
'Blstruf lining the heavy work by fence with FlUgerald on eceeontsmashing the ball over the left atj for taro of the last Inning runs,
field fence a nil bringing Clary while Zopanlc cams Some when
home aheai! of him.
| he umpire called a ta lk on ■«In
the -------second game, the visitors Mullen. Rabbit Bonner led the
------went Into a four-run lead In the galnt batting attack getting three
first two Innings on two hlta, 1doubles In five times a t bat. to three bases on bells and two er- panic, who -failed to g at a hit, m
ror«. Venle started for Fsnford. | hit one time up, was passed
four
A fter one waa out, Buell waa f — - ««J scored every time,
aafe on en Infield hit. Pittman hit j
to Powell who nabbed Buell at ser- I
oml. Pittm an slot# second and 1
Brpy walked which set the field
for two rims when Plnl»n’a wild j
throw to third, trying to catch
Pittman, went into left field
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Two moro tallies resulted In th e* '
second on one hit and three er
rors.
Sweeney went to the mound for
Sanford In the third and pitched
shutout lull the rest of the dis
tance. Swindell saved Ihe day by
preventing two certain runa he
austrhed Bray's long fly lata In ,
the game.
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flunihw p. who had ) already t
been charged with tha Inaa of the
first game, ssrrniled the mound
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the second game and lasted ono Florida HUta Golf Association. U
■nd one-third Innlnrs. Two runs |g years.
lak elan d aaiiiaa are
crossed under hla delivery.
With the bases loaded, Feraxxl to Include Joeeph Collry. n«>
took the hill and Blstruf was sent Waller, B ert Klblar, Buddy Uall.
In to hat for Veals. He walked, Andy Morse and John Webster,
Another Polk county entry, Jack
forcing Powell In.
‘ tltstri'f had the honor of pu ling Becker, le v p e c te d to come from
th e game out of the fire for a Bartow,
Among other likely entriee a re
aeroml 11[re when In the fifth he
rloutetl 'hla aecond homer of the Stockton Roger* of JackeonvUle;
day.
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Hanford put over Its final and George1 B o S k e u T 'lW champion,
winning run In the elabth which
Cates opened with a single. Over
street hit It Pittm an at third and ehampUm, CUud# Hannon. Th*
the liner eras too hot Id handle. lattar, along w ith another former
MrNhlly wee paased. A aquerta <ha ogptoo, Wesley BolaaU •*
play by Moltby shunted Cates over Tampa, U undemtood ta be ahava
the pan.
th« ege UmN. Burl Beleeto. Tam
Platruf'a two homers over the M . runner-up to 0 *0rg* In MM.
left field frnre netted him nearly
•17, the donations of spectators.
hte Wimbledon tofcut, —
«natoppaM*. O rovi.g court with
tha eartHty that haa made him a
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foe. th. Un, Atlantan lire,, a
b-rag* f
perfect], executed
ground atrek*, that Henkel ala.ply could aot handle ami the Car-;
L in bowud eut of th. tourna»«U . beaten 5-7. 3-5, 7-6. 5-4.
Right en the bee la of Mas g aban llag*# amaeWng tHmaph a sm Joe
Leula. It waa decided definitely that the Oerman will meet Chemplen
Jimmy Braddeek la a battle far the world's heavyweight tttie la BepUmber. Jimmy (left) and Man are shewn taming fight tesataaa* befere the latter’s scare from the Leula battle even began ta heal. Man
le trying ta hide his twellan eyes behind dark glasses bpt wtthawt
much success. (Asaeelatad Pro** Phots)
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tha other American rletora.
rod-thnlrhed .to.r
from Oakland, Calif played t a
P " - ' " * * * £ » * * . £ H -r.
®f G" * ‘ BriU1"WtlnKr AllUan, Amerlcao
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hU Mm. hip and applied M
more prauure than waa aeceaaar/
Grant pHlkyl vktety POt of. the
«"•“ *»* out the former Engll.h
F P battles rrer aeon at Wimbledon. ,1
After dropping the first two;
atla, lb . atom from Atlanta drew
sheer alter Mteer freaa tha crowd
aa ha bland beak to topple the
Oerman in a two-hew match.
Bits, nearly more eht the baeellne with a machine-like barrage
te- of btouttfully timed
grortad. . . . atrokas Urot made Henkel shake
" ki. heed In despair.
Henkel lad 3-0 la tha fifth eat
hut the Georgian came back to
cry- ink. s*gr. In a row far eat and
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Throughout the duel, Gaant
slithered aad fail repeatedly to
tha turf. In the Mat fa we, with
victory In hla guaep, tha tiny
American f%U aad badly twisted
hie wrrki. Ha wtaaad vith pain,
Fred Mss Murray, film sstoc, and Llliisn LaMente, New Verk model
ferwterly *4 Aahavllls. N. C, are shewn In Ourbank, Calif, after their
nurrleg* In Lee Vigis. Nsv. In IMS they announced their "trial eneaaement" which sclms t* h»v* besn suits eueccssfuL (AseocleUd
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LANDON BACKER POPS QUESTIONS AT FARLEY
Home Runs
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The varsity victory that mada
254 It a perfect evening for the
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Continuation Of New Drunken Drivers
Deal Is The Issue F e c | C()Ur( Ijas|,
Says Chairman Of!
Of Local Bench
Party In Opener
MILLION^ OF ®OU*«
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la Philadelphia ta glen far th* Demearotte Natlenal’ coaventlsn. )am as A- Farley, tha party's national
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handsome beating In 1913
to the beet eet of ralitre we erer
te n t to the Olympic Camee, and
lh a l | n(ludra any comblnntlen
BO| n f a broad this year. Bay never
much luck en Me Olympic
^ u n tl; finally making hia beat
( low ing In the marathon In 192*.
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ants* editor aad
*uugnca aupportor
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sad ttavnah
supporter af' Q*k. Art
M. Lanfan. Tha -Interrsgatlone
af White (aa.
trama right) seem ta amuaa Marvin Melntyra (left), Praeidtnt Room vs It's secretary, and Charle*
Mlchtlson (second from right), Democratic publicity director. But Farley'* atarn eapratclen would In*
digst* he’* taking th* 'uqgtlana tarloucly. (Awestetcd Prow Photo)
<R)GEN MARY OF ENGLAND AND HEK l.RAMK HILDHEiN
THE STANDINGS
k io iu u a
to* Bra**. New Verk, that collapsed without warning and trapped
sumo roue tenants. Firemen a rt shown bringing on* sf th* bedle*
from tha ruin*. (Aesoclatsd Prase Phote)
it»n
Dwrlnes lleaaa
g«. Sugu.UOe
IS, lath* -
OTLT by th* groat gfUdtothar frigerator. modern lighting, electric I note the li'clcol arrangement o!
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< tM piwwac owner, this old ■Utscr.. clock and other »lr(-trtr con iluncc ih.- r.uiKo and serving conn*
Vhktenaa*.' A u . vua|M eiecvtc. elrhyw r a cvutMeent to the .lining room
treat* borne had a tecod- 'roatmea*.
■I.ior. T h " *lnk a n d It* w o r k i n g l
tcates tty located kltoken. When It Included In th* planning, is ret to ho
e o u n t e r . aro I n te rm e d ia te b e t w e e n
WAA decided recently to modernise Installed — th* electric d l t h w a t h c r r a n g " an d re filgi rato r. T h n r efrlg .
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the kitchen, the beet courue teemed sink.
Tho equipment ta arranged In a . r n o r le Kill a few step* fro m tha
to he to leave the old kitchen lust as
hack or serrlre door.
It waa and build a nsw one. more f-ahap* along three w all, ut a r
W h e t h e r a k l t r h e n I* m o d ern o f
rangement that kitchen planning e t
conveniently placed.
Thus, this home now has tvo pert* have found very . ITc.ilr* In not doe. not depend upon Ita aga.
kitchens, th* old one here shown earing needle** find step. In the It .loo. depend upon the e a t e n t t o
which Is now merely a sort of fam kltrhen. The built In wooden b a r " ah l. lt moder n <|. . t r l e t l and o t h e r
ily m sstusi. and the new one. The and upper cabinet* p ro v id e eloraee labor . n in.: eq u ip m en t I* em p lo y ed
new kitchen waa planned with the location* for pot*, pan*, d l . b e . . a n d e h . -tiler th at eq u ip m en t la t o
aid of the Itshllng company and con utenall*. *u*»r, flour, el. near ihe placed lit Ihe k itch en aa to say*
tains an alectrlc range, electric re working »nd *ervlng co unter* And. ........t i e . , e ffo rt n e e d l e . a foot-elepa.
BUILDING COLLAPSE KILLS 12
ahalrman, bsaama th* targat lu a karra** t f galhteM
leal quaaUona
*ua*Uona flrad
fir* by William Allen Whit*, th* fa«
State League Ump
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iialwevviiu at teal
II unIU bH tf mm H i t M t)__
vnli> for the Nrw Dell.
Conservative, and the hard mon
ey men have d r.fried Democrats
count th* Al Hnnlh vote. !n*t,
and lha atratrgv of thi* r.invrnI tlon will b* to keep Lsfnllette.,
th* Ship.tee.l. end th* Nnrri.es
In Mnr «o th» Now Deal run win
th* w*st
I’hlla.lrlphla’. .treet* wrr* r*nynn* nf bright hunting l e t night,
th* orator* gargled and praeHerd saving "a man who . .
hands n u rrh ril and hnlrl Inbl.lrs
iwvrmr.l It t It was nt a quirt litll* meeting In th* convention ha I
that Democrats mad* Iheir rhole*.
an-l the roinmaed w»« "U ft turn!"
There rame hefnre the Demo
rratie notional committer two del*i*llion» from M)nnr«nta> heart
nf the ngrnrian west. It look*.|
like another routine de'egntlon
contest with earh «b|a contending
i It hs.l been legally elected and
that the other was mod* up nf lmI n-.t*r*. ft ia on* nf Iho.e thing*
that happen* al every political
I convention, and after an hour nr
two of oratory the committee vole*
on which delegation to **it.
That wa* not the kind of choice
Democrats mad* today with AI
Smith and Oov, Eugene Tnlrna.l-c
a t th n n from th* right
|l eaaflBWrel t ream* |>
hn v^
C lassified
1—Announcamentg.
arbiters.
,
Orant, former big league
a,
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9 «a*n M a lh o f( 6 $
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M m Edward. isfajU MR ed U a Duke aad
tho Im d en R b m )
A rthur Gooch, first person to ho executed for violating th*
l.indbsrgh kidnapping law, la shown on tho gmllow* s t MnAjester,
Ok)*., a me man! before ha was dropped through th* trap. \ bUek hood
rover* hla face. Two fwteral officer* a t tha left look on while Execu
tioner KWh Owen ntohm th* final a.IJuatmrnt of tho nooae.
sin K.
Prin- 8. ITteet eUnda with hla back tn tho camera and
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Gooch
to hand ia D«pu\p Rfartim J**a Dunn,
fleera in Paria, T**„ aad brought them to
ta OUahM M .'
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I rn f fic
Harry P. Williaim
Dio in Air Crash
r Itwrl
nllnnnr^*
•o iluv*
in jail
M h Ii c I iui
H niw n'.*
vkhiih h»
niM*.
in
till-ifiit i..nt
>(
i»P«*mtiiii? n houae of ill
w iii c o n i inui'il For !»rintc ih** tnmat# of mn Ul-frtni«*«l htHiw. I*» <f
D i v e r flirw
n $l& fiiif. whil"
Tha fommllte*. split the
72 vote*, gave each delegate half a
VOla and aegtod both delegation.
Ontald* of Phlladelphl. Ih* op.
oosltloi flrod away at th# New
Deal. John Hamilton, Republican
"-Itengl chairmen. *poka In New
York-—an unofficial opening Ihe
I .n.lon campaign In tha eact. In
Washington tha Lrmhe leader* be
gan conference* designed to ce
ment thg support of Dr. Frenela
Trtwru# mf
Rev. Gerald L.
K. Smith, hair to the remnsnta
of Huey P. Long’s ”»hare-thrw*. th" rltrka. ’
Form er Senator Jam#* A. Reed
nf Mlaacuri, *fho Joined jm lth and
thrr* ntheg* eonaervativ* Demo
crats In urytoR Roosavvlt to h*
"put aside," todteited In Kansas
n t v that hg m ar tab* the stump
sgslnat th* New Deal.
,
"I expect tp deliver tom*
speech** or ipy own aceount." ha
said, when asked U thgr* wee a
thanca h a woald support thg 1 andon-Xaog ag L ank* tieket*. Reed
has declared repeatedly that he
would not M pparf th* Adminis
tration.
Talmedg* gave Al 8mlth a
warm p a t on tho back, n t Joined
th# dams ad that th a ' eonventlon
repudiate Mr. -Roosevelt end aakl
he would m *rth w ith the Smith
force* so long a t they did not le a l
him outside th* Demacretlc party
aad fare* U rn to support a Ra-
w t
flo lltfil
rach ilrfw >!*• f'«»«•'
la m k a lei.ler* haras.Inp
D fL A N D . June « ^ -G # o # g *
Uki,
O rant, Florida 8tat* League um -’ miraw*
p i n , haa been ghran hi* role***
Vc
ao ha may accept a petition tn n n d aaa
th a ' Southern Aaeoelattow, t t wan g - jg * .,
announced yesterday by League moakly
Proaldent G. E. GUlUand. O rant
.
U ft to d ay -far New Orleans, and
*«• .
will s ta rt work tomorrow a» ono
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IIAVE YOUR WATCH rrpaired
by en* who really know* hew
Briggs. Jewalar, Mag- Are.
CAROLINA GIRL WEDS ACTOR
Figures in W oman’s Institute at F, S. C. W,
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C h alk y
pm me
Nicko). furril
rhuritt*. « «•
1A (Uy« in jiilS r n t r nr# wit*
with
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si’nlcm til
mii
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T urner
for
ilninkrniU'vt
chirKvi* but hr i*iilcrf«l an uppvul u n
ullctfiliotiM «*f 'iii'tniC
whilt* dru n k .
WilkintMin m t i l t n u r d th**
fitp%* o f Kdtln* Kn.i||> for m'II iiiu
lottvry
li rk r l * . iu h r *li I flu*
r Bit* o f Will 11«t 11 f*»r r»*f k t*Rii
tlriviin:
(it*ori;«*
M m llrif.
r h n rir rtl with
p n iflu io i;
flair
v o y n n r r v. i*hmit u l i r c n t r . b n rtl
h i t tro il n o i t i n u r d . C’onlinuiiii** •
nUii w i h ir» *ntnl
It
It
M«»
C*r»’4 . who f. n i t . I t o rt'iMirl an acrid fi i t nn.l w.i* •Mi l 1« hatn* I#* *ii
«l r i vin?; rr.kl** «lv.
Marry P. WUllami fabova) th#
wealthy Louisiana aviation aMhual*
a tl anti huohand of MarQuarltt
Clark, star of allanl film daytg wa#
killrd in th# craih of Ma plan# #1
Baton Rouuo* La. Hla pilot, John*
nio Worthan, alio p«rl|h«d. (A ll#clatad Praia Phot#)
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(’om» Leads Race
In F i r s t Return; .
Rain Delays Vote
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Voice Sounded
M**«»»tl#»»p*l f r*»»t» *!•<•#•* i'Bf I
Antmnled nctlvlty spread it..e lf ihri.ighnut the ci'fj. ami wn<
rspeelnlly prevnlcnt around the
• r - ~ n ,— n » i
polls where rnndbbite., Ih rlr »tl|i- luttcry hoii.e. which h . I been op.
porter* and opponent* converged f'rm m l-.lun will le that of cufor n la*t-minuto
attem pt to fnrerment." the mayor ilcetared.
gain—or cru sh —a vole.
The first open anti-gam bling
Report*- from the s h e riff, of- movement w in inaugurated tw j
flea recorded no violence or d>«- weeks ago when Ihe Junior C’hnm .
order
anywhere In Seminole Iwr nf fninm erre went on record
fo u n ty .
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ununimou.ly th at none nf it* rncmS treet corner . gathering, were b e n would port let note in ottrrlva,
riding Ihe crest
i f popularity
Subsequently, the nrganirotion
as political i»»U*a, theories end h a . fallowed through with It#
candidate* were brought nut fo ra diiv*. digging down Into tho city
Informal praise, discussion qr and « lllc statutea to point "U%
criticism.
p .n allfe. Bilhnrixed for vlo'atum
In ■ majority of the rases, th" of lottery law*,
governor’s rac* between Raleigh
The .ubjcct also ha. Seen HiePettew ay and Fred P. Cone ap- «•*'"•> from «he City's pulplla ami
p # ir#<l lo hold th«» paramount finally haa rw th e d th# m uniciptl
Interest of the varied groups.
governing hndy.
Election day seemed lo have its
Ono of Ihe result* of the Ju n io r
effect on th* local mercantile Chamber campaign wka th# nuhestablishments, and store*
ap- Hr dlscloeur# of Chief Roy WIL
pearrd to be a ttractin g crowds Itome* activity in smashing nvu
.•rating here.
unusual for a week-day.
Election board* ipr srhedulnl
to begin counting ballot* prnb»blF *>F »
‘••night. Observ.
Avcruin from which, rotum *' w in
• « MP**t
cgmprehrnslvo Avonu
trend to b* shown bv mblnlght ho n.i.ha .1 a* rapidly a* they ar*
rvcelvtsi
b#c,uro of the short ballot,
Ballot* will ,ho canvoaaod of«
^E aH ow lng l u usual policy, Th«
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Herald will _____
aroct a screen In fically Friday, ueconllair to B
fro n t of it* office on MagnotU schedule announced today.
By Commission
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Finds Women Help
Diamond Receipts
M e RcstrictymsAccumnlat* Cash While
CountryNeedsCredit
m U N , June B e—The Nail
mowric passe la becoming aematy a) timed over tha atxumuioa af idle funds by large u—
•a cemerne and ia demanding
mare effective means of utllia
| these funds III the Int.reaO
Um Reich's virtually uallmlted
l U stttf attention to the new
gee of establishment of
n m hi the Mat twe yean, th<
n-mrt iasoa of “Der DruUche
etkswtrt” potato out that the
'ad economic program amphatltlly disapproves of large buaime firm* as harmful to personi hritlaUrs aad likely to lead to
Hsaalea buraaacracy.
Originally, the Nail tconomiate
aimed aacceea for their anti«at policy, as demonstrated by
■ spilt-up of the Hamburg
merteua North German IJoyrf
Upptag union and the greate'
SeeatralUetlon of tbs operating
NBpaaies of the
VrrtinlgU
tahlwarks, ‘ Germany's largest
Mai rooeem, although In the latrr Inetanee control was not re■qukhed by the holding core-
ATLANTA. June 23,-Womvn
t n . whooping it up for besebefl
ia Atlanta.
* Their
attendance
w ithout,
charge «t epvclml "ladles’ night” )
games la adding gusto and color
to the gam* and hiking gala ra
re! pU.
Tha mala fan la reedy to ad
mit that lha woman at a . ball
game ran out-ycll Kim anytime.
And the woman's cheering. 90
pvrrvnt of tha time, the abwrrcr
declares, ia for the homo team—
no matter how poorly tha bojm
mar b* performing.
President Earl Mann of the
Atlanta baaehall dub taps the
epnriai ladies’ night gmmea ere
haring moc>, to ilo with sleeptlonelly rood gate receipts here.
Lest year the Crackers played
at home before .1.10.000 paying
fans for a new Claia A attend
ance record.
More than 70,000 women » *
games free for a nee Atlnntn
record In this line
Mann aaya he find* It a pay
ing proposition to let the women
Into the perk free bemuse thMv
usually bring along a paying
escort.
This year women are rontim*
log to throng the park on their
nights. More then 0.000 attended
a recent game for a nrw •inglegame recced here.
* abnormal and unbaallhy llquldty and accumulation of fund*.
‘ MOUNTAINSIDE. N. J„
22.— iff}— T oot
persona
burned to death Sunday
two automobiles collided
waak *1
SHORTS
I mQea ant on DoLand Rd.
or
M A »m n
June
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the Intitule
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SrMncm which w.« f c * * * ,
nor™ S i
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frrence of Social Work end a a dlacuaalon at the institute eonmmibt-r of tho ?tate n.mrd of renting uniformity in public weli
S-'ImI Welfare, a* w*ll as as- fare programs and possibility of Frnh Fralt
)>)M. Bally
horiati pTnfi»«*i>r of RxlolofV nl a Eouth-wlii# pro^rmm In v iln rv lic^aHv
work. The University of North
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Carolina la host at the meeting.
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RADIOS
BATTERY
RADIOS
(2. C and 32 volt*)
BAUER’S RADIO
8ERVICE
S p re ad s
WE BP.r.VICa TIIK TOWN
Swankyiwlg glaitssl
tor 'umber, roofing
and building ma'vrUla
of nil kinds call on no.
Here you’P find the
moot rvnacnabl- nric-s
'and best quality and
the quickest ae“ uv.
8udden Barrtee
Patty Berg And Mrs.
Chandler Tie Scores
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bright Man. . . the asm Swanky-
for
Unofficial return* from IB
Samlnole County precinct*
tod**, disclosed the election
otC ~*L Hand forpheriff, W.
Herbert M euer ** county
pgw cuting attorney and R.
W. Ware to the ofice of coun
ty JiKlge.
________ commisaionera
named were D. L. Thrasher
trsna-MIsaiasinpf golf title—Pat
ty Barg, Mlnnaapolla redhead,
and Mrs. Dan Chandltr of Dal
is*—tied for lha medal yvatar-.
day. They were flw strokes unilcr par aad tied the course; rec
ord.
Patty reported first with M -ll
—74. An hoar laUr Mm Chan
dler holed out for 87-3T.
Phyllis Buchanan, Denver, who
won tho traas-MIselaalppI cham
pionship In 1933. came In with
39-37—76.
la dlatilct 1( r.‘ A. Dyaon in
district S) W. B. Ballard ]n dis
trict 3; and W. 0 , KUbee In dlatrlct 6.
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Ia tha governor's race, Raleigh
Petteway carried the County ovar
WK ARE PROUD
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YOUH WATCH MUST RE '<
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calie to tnoat placvo.
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ley ikaahed last night at Rapuhlkan leadership, accused tha Srt‘ prema Court majority of "tortured
I interpretation" of tha Conatlto• lion and pointed to "astonishing
Seanto* Barkley flayed Repub . economic recovery under the New
lic— and praieed the .New Deel
In the keynete speech at the ' D**1In comR^Aa modem life, be Mid,
Democratic National Convention
all reaponjible government* muat
last night *1 '
I enlarge thela field ol eupervUlon
•to protect the weak from the
.-rapacloua-If in tha future further (con
stitutional) amendment should bei corn* necessary to .noble the p«o' pip to work out thtir destiny and
W a te r
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Thriving On Keys i* u».
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GOVERNOR
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Osceola
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CONGRE88
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JACKSONVILLE, Jon* U t
_ ( A P ) —Florid* Dimocrttn
farmer, a majority of mbrE.
2HW9 221NJ8 than 53,000 vote*, nomla— •
Ing him
Ilalelgh
criminal
terday's
for governor uvW
Pettewjy, Tam PM
court^udg«, In y**o
runo/f primary.
1
Budget Is
nominee, but would not Meog**'
peny him on campaign tow a*
(uggeatad by Callaway.
Unofficial report*, from all b « |
1but • scattered prednete la Pte*e
Ida gav. Cone 178,929 to U M I t
for Pattaway. Thig was tha totalvote of 304,398 compand to m « * , i
than 328,000 balloU cast to lh*
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June t lin t p. laaeVy vM a * * » ' - «
wore 14 candidates for tha rthar*
*1
rvstorial nomination.
:< r > vM bffl
Colin Engllah, Ocala, i|af«atoll
W. 8. Cawthon, TaUahaaaea, ftg
the nomination for atata tupaau
intendant of public lnitrUCttoM. ‘ •*,
Cawthon haa held tha offlaa U
years,
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Unofficial flg u m from I J d t ad
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the 1,323 precincts gave English
161,453 to Cawthoo*s 66419,
Scattered precincts gave La* •
Owen 29,694 votes to I44l» to*
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congressman-at-large 0W* W. J,
Bears, Jacksonville. Joe Ha*,
drlcks, youthful DaLaltd attar*
nvy, won tha congressional Bonninatlon In tha new fifth dlatola^ 3
deflating W. J. Steed, Rlaatom
mee. All but alg scattered pre
cinct* gave Hendricks 28,879, aa*
Stavd n.935.
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• Raprvaantatlva R. A. Oraaa, '
Starke, was renominated * a m
‘1 with glaa that they, hove aiporioacod a counterfeit eoawraiom.
“Rock of him atoo* tho R opoi Slav la
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- liana Party* Holding Company, VWrn Park < .
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the AmerieoA Uberty LrefM, Ohfeola _____________ II
31
I which, If It hod nxigtod In 1716
TOTAL; Ll................... _
1093
IA s
11
36
31
1804
15
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16
14
47
30
IS
33
27
16
28
93
1100 2144 1354 2049
SEMINOLE COUNTY
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CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Floridai Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday, possibly showara la
south portion. Extrema Northwest
Florida! partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday.
Tha Semlaola County Lion's
Club will hold Ita regular month
ly meeting tonight nt 7 o’clock la
the Maytolr Hotel, tt waa onnounccd today. Dinner Is to bo
•arvad.
* ’mi*.’*
• The Semlaola County Boys’ A th
is tie Club WO meat Thursday
night at 7:4! o’alock in tha Fourth
8tract Atom, /Bdg« 8, A. B. Wil
kinson, director, said today.
Tha City Fire Dopartmant this
afternoon otinguUhsd a bkaa re
sulting from a dafoctlre flu# in a
residence at llt h Street and Olive
Avenue. Damage was aatlmatod nt
T 1 M IE 8 .
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Legionnaires Asked Entering Race For
T o Fishfry, Dance Upper House Seat
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WASHINGTON, J i m t C ~ m
—Senator Loftin of Flirida ■*]*
yaaterday Hn waa canaidtato*
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"hundreds of taUgrama aa* tog*
tara“ urging him to ru* tor aaw
of his itatoto two vseonetoo I*
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tho Sonata.
Senator Loftin naaauatg* *
month ago when ha took afflo*
•uccvodlng the Into Park Tram ana*
that ho would not be ■ nadMMi
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In the September primary to A T
tha unaipired term.
Yets Trade Bonds
Since the death ef Bom MS
Ftatchar, making It acaaeoaiy-lh. *
For $120,000 Cash fill
two vacancloa hi thaaaaM «l*to
tlon, i i w requenta have eeaaa krill': .
A total of 8190,000 h treasury from Florldlana aad other M a * l * v ; ' J
checks have been handed to San of the Sanata that ho boaowo •
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ford vatarane who trade* their candidate, ha said. .’ - J c-.-.vi'jVR
bonus bonds for cash, according
“It would bo • treeaendoa* RMS ’- ' ,
to flfurve relsased from tho local son*] sacrifice for me to onto* / r4ff
posloffke today.
| the primary, a* bondreds are M >
To data, 890 ax-aerrire man h are1. Ing ma to do," Senolar I n M l f , vj
reallud Immediate eash an their ■aid. “Hqjrever. 1 hare told *M*b, *
bonus bonds eight men hare net
claimed th ^ f bonds, and. approxi
mately 840 are holding tho paper
for tha three percent Interest It
bean.
.Feat offlde attaehea reporttd
their pad In distribution of banoa
ia almost finished.
The DeLond post of the Ameri
can Legion
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.yesterday
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oxtandad
Sanford Ltgionnalrea an invita
tion to an afternoon and waning
of entertainment In DoLand Thurs
day, Lloyd Boyle, local Legion com
mander, said today.
A fish-fry, dancing and a floor
•how fill feature tha day. Sanford
Legion members are eapatially
urged to attend tha affair, Boyle
COMMISSION TO MBIT
MIAMI. Juno 64—<AV-The
Everglades National Park Com--
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plana are carried out
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STATE RACES
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*«’ arisen.
W E R T -T h e - JE W E L E R
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Orange
today called on member*
School Group To of Cone
hi* party In thla state to UsMI1
for the general victory oeor Roe
In the November etaoJ
PlanIPurchase Of publicans
tlon. IIa amid he would be g M k*
with E. E. Callaway, Lafetf
A11- S,teel Cars debate
land. Republican
guberaatagtaf
P n w | g that duty with theaaasa calm In
rO W IB
Whkh' haa guided them
p a .c
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| “What we aved,? ha ad*d, M
-Foariaan Sanfordltaa returned •
definition and a new laearly thla w v^ from . two-day tarpretation of
com- t-CV - »•' -
» ' "haw he carried three prod nets,
’ b y 1106 to 1076, also leading la
. tha country by 137 to 8dfj t ."
lanfsr* L-A gave hha hla highsaC number of Mloto, 9*1 I gala,t
hi* i g i»ia>> 236. MeHoIlaB drew
lotteut I* Foma* city where 19
Saatord' It < g g p =
1-At t t t —*66
168; Saatord «
. f •%
English Is V l c t o *
Over Cawthon AllMH
Green Beats Sear#
1 S o u th e rn Bell T e le p h o n e e n d T d t f r t p k C o .
66* appetisers
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■AHM*L r
Steed Defeated ■'S
B y Hendridtf
Fifth District
ta k e
PHILADELPHIA. June *4.—(A*»
—In a flaming keynote address
H IL L
la Th« Pouth"
*•+
hap* mare ahoorfal with D ^ r * Qey palntaI baaatlfy tha reteMa-Brigktew U s inside-It’s
Lake City Candidal*
Sweeps To yictor£*
With Over 50,000
Majority In Stata
FOR CONGRESS
PHILADELPHIA. June 2I.-0T)
i'utm an
—Platform trouble* over the Con- St. John
etKUUea end .tjie Towpaend Pl»n Svmtnfje
aroee to plsfue* the ’ D*»oerau'
today. Among 1he proposal* be TOTAL .’......
fore the platform committee were • Incomplete
suggested constitutional
amend
ments, one to fortify federal
power* end another to require a
two-thirds vote of the Supreme
Court to kill any law. Neither
* * i given much chance for sur
vival.
Following the formal setup of
oommitteea thl* afternoon, the
eonvention arranged for a recess
to 1st the platform makara and
those In rharge of thv dispute ov
ar repeal of the two-thlrda rule Increased
work In private.
William Grven, president of the
American Federation of Labor,
• iked the resolutions committee to
Fred P. Cone waa aorainated governor of Florida by Florida Include a plank limiting the Su
Democrats In a -preferential primary hald yesterday In which the preme Court's power to kill law*.
Lake.Otty anndlitoto owapa the. entMv aSato in n devastating defeat ( Despite .controversial Issues, the
resolutions committee started har
of hla opponlnt, Judga Raleigh Pvttaway of Tampa.
moniously by electing Senator
Robert F. Wagner, New York,
WmtV
M % mAV who Hj U
W. A. McMallcn. SAnfoH V ii. "*^F«
i. -----------a---am.A.a
v » rv-elvrted to Ms af* 4* Aaduba* Society's second •*- advocated printing prvaa money
and fought the taa*|a*ga(8f bank
by a majority b f f l Yetaa, pcdttlaa to atody Mr* Ufa. One m a tt of tha Jaunt was tha dapoalta.
i Q H
Uhg to unofficial vote tabuSanford
a today.
• J
Banford
yaHed a tqil of 1439 votes
Sanford
it 1341 attractodby BohDed-
E very n ig h t « fte r 7 p.m
.
• a .
McMullen Named
Again To Position
Of Cjty Constable
tn cj^cct
,.
Friday — Saturday
i*
Philadelphia Meet;
Green Asks Labor
LawForBargaining
Under Democrats,
Keynoter Declares
Before Convention
t> a M
R educed N ight Rat**
(PlatformTroublesStir
Recovery Astonishing
Bird Enthusiasts
Return From Trip
iS#To, Dry Tortugas
McLAULIN Jeweler
The Moat Thrilling
Sensational Fight
Ever Filmed—See It—
Hear It Round by Round ‘ '
re n s io n n a n
Rears Head To
Worry
Demos
' •
______
FLORIDA’S NEXT GOVERNOR
KEYNOTER
Petteway, E n g l i s h
Also Cany County
r By Safe Margins
" mntr:
SCHMELING - vs. - LDDK
AndM^sserJDefeat Opponents
Steed Wins City
B y 2_tott Vote
I'o m i.leln sn t.
-... -___
HOME
C h te s e
Building
Materials
.
M,ow
the _
i? Z
now In nnw-dsilgn
.
iu k
enNtvd In- l-.-.i nook a, psk*
*e«w
*1
lh* I'utillc l t - r . . r . | . o f
K - t n l n o l . t ' n u n l r , K li. rlil...
in the upper penal, is ahawlng Mai Schmellng to a neutral comer • t t ^ h - i f * U l n , m v . l - I n
term* nl III* .r v - .l M drrr*«
ih, Inuli la the 12th round of the fight at Yankee 8tadiom Friday
" '
i-.ir*Mniw» nl u , |.| i,rm*.
w* the Dusky Duke of Detroit sleeping peacefully vat the count of i**--*l mi* lh* Ulh il.r of June
A l>. 1,11.
soviral of the Ger .nan’s rights to the chin.
JOII.-C . 1 I . E O N A R I I Y .
TALLAHASSEE.
Tt oaaquat Malaria, yea ami to two
dtlass. (I) Destroy lhe tofectloe la lha
bleed. (I) Build up tha blood to ertris m tho aSetti and to fortify a(shut
further attack. Than Is aaa medicine theI
doss thssa two Ibinp and that la Crow's
TutsIsas ChinTonic I Tbs taitrleu qui
nine ia Crow’s Tasteless Chill Tonic doslreys tha mslartsl Infsetlee la tbs bleed
whiiatkebaa builds up tbs Mood. Thoeaandi al people haw conquered Malaria
with tha aid of Orewb TasUlcw ChU
Teak- la addition to bring a noted mal
ady lot Malaria, U is also sa net Drat
Isale af amaral use. Crow’s Ttstikss
ChiU Tank k pkaaaat to take sad con
tains aathkg harafuL Ewo children Uka
it aad they caa taka II misty. Far sals
by all drag mama. New twe rime tot
« d 11. Tbs $1 risa coeCatas IH timsa at
Thrasher* Dyson, BaV>
. laird, And KUbeoy
Running For Com
mission, Also Win
N-il«-s» I* h#r*>hy g l k r n l h * t a n - ,
H e r an*f l>y v i r t u e * aif n f i n a l d # f f r r el.it mJ JlHI* l l t h A. I>. H R .
r t n i l r r r . 1 h f l h « |l»if»nrt| t.U M I t
Hmillv. O i t n r e - r i . r r , In t h a t r r r l n l n
ri%
p -rH in a
In
l h « 4‘l r r u H
C n n r t In an«l f o r f t - m l n o l o (’n u n l y ,
n # r l ' l j , w h a r r l n L E N A Hll Kl.1> IN.
• I nl
w rr»
r n m h l l l ortflt*.
am i
I l K M f H l K W . NTNVKMM •« n l . «U*
f ' l i r t t»«n. i | i « n n t l r r n
R e
f i l l I l n u r i p p n l n M * rA n o ll io r Ita^l ii nH » r l h * I • r i n • o f »*IH •!*rr*» to
rnak*
m lo f lh* ptlil
pi.. n ii w * « t l a r t In d r o r r l l H o l . I w i l l
o f f e r fi»f M l * nnH **ll I i* lh*> h i g h *« t a m i Iwiit HM f o r f « * h In f r o n t
o f l h * r u r t •• »n*e> C i »*»r i n t b *
H I ? o f ftn n fo rd . (U n iln o l# C o u n ty .
F lorist.*. i l u r l i * l h * | * g * l h o u r * o f
• n l r o n l h * « l h d * r o f i u l v A. If
.
t h * a t m * U l n ( • ItiH* i u y
in f
i n . i i r t . it,,. O i l l o w l t i c 4 * .
I a r t il»-»t lnn*l« nn«f t i n m * n i a . o l l u -
State Social Head
Attends N. C. Meet t.'attend
Bonlth Chills and Fsvert
re
LEGAL NOTICE
an»rn*y
Free Dancing
In The Club Room
Jan#
were
when
near
lcindet't Lane ,i» “ lieein Kelley.'*
* c r rf f M
NUMBlCB W
SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, JUNE U , 1IM
•erne of many accidents. Another
passenger wa , burned aertoualy.
it «• \y a u k
Short's Tonight
Sanford In The Only CnU tSl’
Florida City Affording Rail, HlghWE
And Water Transportaika
Two-Tread
Th« m irg erin - Indiutry, with an
Unlike moat merger* and amal. cnforrv-'l W)
• -rn t re I'tctlon Ir
— liana during the pra-Naii ita output, p o h eb ly I* the im-*'
Sew, the present wave wa* not •trik h g ciam rtlr. Spinning mlilr
•iarmlnad by the desire to ea- la»t year *h''W'jrl hnlv~>l raw cot
■bliah monopolistic power nr ton *tock*. whil,. bank balance.
•arket control, the -Vnikswlrt" trebled.
w n fa U * w fVtr arlk**;- moot- Ore- •* ffN ior jeer .k — fund- eeeup.*
O T m if f i-f o r R T ^ --. H «c*«rw*rvl»*ring into pub’lr* Tr-i.oc
The first of these fartora I* the • flo.ted by D- ll)alm ar ".chu ht
■ability of meny Industrial cor- M lnl.trr of Economic*, the co r
•rations fully to employ their poration eaerutlvc* Invial them
Mthtag capital In regular buai- usually In controlling ma.<oritie*
eaa. owiog to governmental re- even in ctlmpanir* ortrnnirsljy un
Irfeileiia or lack of raw mate- connected wlrh the main bu’ lnt*Mln nr to both, which leads to
The factor, on the dtm ind *lde
Na Cat art Charga. F it.
drlhk and enjoy an even
ing nt least one* each
Electrical Stoftn Pots'Sanford Negro Team
Halt To Golf Hound Ends Winning Tour
ETS YOUR CORNER, MAXIE.'
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r, jfarf Vi S'MitfWW*1
ngHittory
THE WINNER
Islanders D e f e a t L. Smith Seta
S t Augustine And
Hoist League Lead
I
Football Noises
Are braed From
.
DATTONA BEACH, J i m W—
Daytona Btub’s Islanders MS
their Florid* flUU Lsapue Usd to
four fall fiBM yesterday oy de
feating the w m id ptocs 8t Aapuitlns Club, I U L
Jsrk H»r. li-v*«T-«ld HfH. hander, struck oat ala* men ss bo
tamed In his neond victory a m
ths Saint*. Ho, ( its «p 10 hits.
Including doahlss .hr Olbeon* csd
Flttgrrsld and i trtaU by Zo>
psnlc.
.•
w
Butts nd, yoathfnl Bt Anrastlss
hurler, vss ripped for* 14 hits,
fanning three teoi.
.
The lilsnders seared In the see*
ond when DDIInphsm was hit bp
one of BatlsmTs pitches, went la
second on Darts' staple and scored
a slncle by BaUchL
1 Minster .Arnold
Andersen
•>- r
Ihriey O ften Fk
■Of Convention
Standard Bearer
- Ionia shuffled wsahly lata a aar
. par la tha Itth, Schaellnp followed
' #oa»lap la rlphts and left*. The ,i Germanise Max Bchmellnp, also
it aceoe theaped U the cantor of the -known as the BlaOrtSdltTf.'TUt
Owene.
Hop where Msg^^OTsd^h fha i
Race For Sheriff la
Drawing. Interest;
Polls Opjn 8 A. M.
Sanford sad Oslnetrl le will
■Hat here Mondsy In s dsoMo
header which In slated to hoftn Bt IttO P. M. er half an
hoar later than Ute v r al twin
bin tbne. Mini par Bit! Ropers
satd teday. The Lor’uwta will
plow toasorrow In OalaasrOn.
Twday they are pl ylnp Ib P»-
41 14 IT
AM ■ •
I I a
j jij
•
1 ! !
• JJ
» • J
t t .M
as 3JT
G-Men Win
.
DELAND. Joaa Mc-^ha Oatatapitchers hern yesterday d 1****?
fw- IP hit* to wtm A »taw t»«r
fast from the Rods of ^ Ftaridh
Slate Las put, IS to f. Both tiomo
~ — ISLKnS feSJSTti
a
- l a r t m Bes«
K r t w . ' r . r T"^r*rs
Ssww
82J r -
plae^^McNaasaro InttaMitath Can M ix Baseball
to strike out two, and tha third
hatter popped eat. endtap tho ml-
Thovictorypart Harvardamcrrvnswsl of tha
Flint Rhera Rel
To Cardinal 1
tha two-mils npetrosm touraa ea
■ -— ~
ths Thames. Yale’s Junior rorolty
»
Jmo 1
hmttap tha Crimson by fear
Rlokv, pcam l
Isnpths and Harvard wlnntap tha *f the Bt Irak (Xrdtaal
fnahman race hy a lsnpth.
^
And Snort Writing
Pepper Decides Oust Roosevelt
iTo Campaign For! Al Smith Crii
Fletcher's Seat ToRightWingi
Against Use Of
Ill-Famed
Honsea Gas In Cleaning
_____ _
City. Police Diicover Fire Chief”Diflclo*efl
‘Business' Dangers Of Uiing
Ovjer Week-End Inflammable Fluid
•
*«
City police over the weok-oad
T. . .
LOm*. I m .
J8 I
Attempta to dry ttaaa cloUtlnp
with a* Inflammable hqald M■alia tat more deaths *f Amerteana tab the hoeee than fleas amr
HPikl la n iln t death, Mash Glerwland,' Sanford fire thief, (aid to
day.
l
<
I
'
In briapin* the mailer netror
homo, tho chief pointed to throo
deaths from burnlnp oil hi Jocksonrllle lata last weak.
-Bmdr, F M sa Says
•
, Veralty of Waahiaptem. has already
m ^ r t - selected his startler Itasuo tar ths
om
-Moat people do not realise the
foal dancer when they use In
flammable liquids," ha mid. “They
andante nd that they most sot
ho exposed to soon flames, bat
pro tmswaro that often *aplaetons end flies result where
M fire Is near the pan containhW the fluid."
Chief Cleveland pointed not
l i s t liquids each as naphtha,
HMOBbo sad bent Ins—commonly
mad aa eleoalnp fluids'-*!re off
aa bivisible vapor which la
or ( l r p ou tk al rvim la
ly coodemnod p n e i l e t od p lv ia g tw a
mmiditS’he'
1*2222.5 2 L t5 /K £ : Vet Kingman Dies
iaro. Tea rotsraaa an to hopfa In Schmeling'g Room
I* f n f i With om k>ohomora, ic»
,
•
^ to nalmta ptaaa.
TAMO* awBlDM. NEW
knto Racers Using
^ sctsd ^ u ^ JS My opponent to already Coanty Attomoy for
Toothy Timing Wire
(polo Cotmly. UAddlUoo to UlqKlbP ^MW
NSW YORE. Jobs PO^-UTV- a£!r5L£3SAfgl!i!!| ^ S lag to St alocUd to tko offtep of Comtly PrjM
. tlm
tawdevko securets U one.1the Yaakao ■tadtamaa hear tmAttorney, which In llaolf lo aa/fkiant to kM
eolorod. m i
I fhM’iriii «
tux New Zealand Teams
I Start Olympic T r t k ,^ * ^ .^
r S lis n
f
WjfijklNQTON, Jana »n —
' Jult^lki Ifaltaasl
^ S S s A a a s n r iS
ippld In on arrival In Oormany hy Jarh yenot Lw siO
s c i ; a s A ^ a ® w 3 ' t S g Jf ^"
K aS ra -k u rtta y halfway around the world
stjtjt
tiff
^ ^to famaa.
: V I M S S S ttS S W if
I
^j—
row'd eermnd TVntoet
marr. F W d a Dwmoi
marrow
fifth dl.Mcta, for
tMB n r tha
B°l" CoUins Shows He
a
'(AP)—JUm ftO tn
runoff primary ralMi
nnd tha .Weather
forecast shtowern foi
dfa*to w r *>t>rnf*e
■tnfo- mrowrfntendent
2 ia u .* -B ft. tiks; c s s K f e -
la pf throe victories to one In the
iTtntj-fourth
M Lriv! i l i JS.'w.io’J
Continuing Its pallay of tha
asst Tha Sanford Herald wffl
fladi elscMsn pstwrne on a
■"wii In front nf It* office
tomorrow n'ebt'end tha pahIM ala• f-nrdtaltv
Incited
tn al
. _____ a
. ____ .
...i d m : (laerrt. Caeeler - Aslrewe, m r t is t
" . i. wane i, u Sana ». (*»»»•. ’
id.
Overelreet, Powtll t i
HA1
eh Naliby.
. . .
V.I Rrreret Osaaler I. • Clary A W- 1~m\»
*• Reno beltwl la, Andrew* Was- £*♦*•** .
by
I. U Smith 1 Berts I. KsrOea. PHtskorfk
l Clary. Orerelrest Two bate hits, New Tera
, • *4 rewe. M.m I. Tares base kite
nd M
re>ML Hem.res*. t» Smith Jj*'*"
w. ». moles asee, Cassler, Bseririeea. gailefelekl
r - «—'*r Je—emaeltl*. tleekle play, wreesiye
ap MSItay to Blstref. Left sa bases, . . . J "
id •*’ ",»ks II. Sanford II. Base so .
7" tons, off llsrdea I, Massey U JJ.
U User* *. H. Smith 'i. Slealrt* t. Ottort f
at "'”**0 net hy Harden t, aweeaey
_. _
■ I If. Omlth 1. Baslela I. Hits, aft
• • H**ry t in I |. t (anise* With 1 S jt.ifjjj
nrt ran. nff Harden 11 In I liatae* SLL.™’
’ Wlta ■ nine, err »f. Bmlth 4 la » Clael**ei
vllle O-rttcn pounded two Dalaad
Is eM of hU oatstaadtap
to ll Wncito o m * fn fw lH
Urlatles.
ribbon of calm watsr on tbo Thomas
tt teak the Detroiter ths artlrs |
TOsWrtsy erentap. It w u
fifth roand to recoror from that « • Crimamita first vlrtory ajar
blow. O i perhaps realised for thelYalo slnro MSland marked ths
fln t flow that ha was ftphUnp a Toad of Charlie Whiteside’s sevendetermined ma* who carried a eepl-, m r toarhln* career at H*rrard.
ous quantity of slseplnp powders After ths ran. William J. Btap-
Herald To Famish
Election
i! that the .
before U s
14 i n E l O l
A
—.
4
J
p i.o iro * i
* DeylmieBeseh
f •"* An«astlAe
1 Vmtaike
J OBlaeeettit
a L L * !* *
.
V5Ji,iCPI%;.-1» « r a a elaplee la
four times at hat. and Andersen
with a homer and'two staples la
flee times op, lad the W«A«»i
while 0 Ikson, w ith e doable sm
two staples, showed the way far
tha Batata. - . .
.
Yale Crew Defeat
Snstained Before
Powerful Red Men
Showers Are F<
i * llhe mtntbeorrrr. They d ll
the barter Was
siphth for s
gSrlsK * affected by tha constant
bombardment ha was Jrecsltlnp,
,v They were seffMsat. The daoky
■j warrior from Detroit dropped to
PARTY-
>rkA.V. f , >ml
11. r. imm
■.■Malta
sssn s
�fCVtrmnenl
tmt b r a
immm
i j j n m m wbkh has decided o* to
toe Fetteway. He la from | n t k FI
t Y m * Vote U* O ^ J . C ^ pTjMiHiy
S M is t u ,a s r x * s
v
for honest, efficient adminirtptiun ^of county affair*.
-U 'v '» *f- !KA’
governor of all Florida la too Utah ta
tore that Judge Pi
tlMtllem tan ever be placed agaioet hi# administration.
v Hewaver/ “sectkmaliim” ie aa erQ which already
•xtete in Florida, and it la an a r t wfckh the people of Booth
Florida muat uae their combined efforts ta eradicate. Ever
•Into Florida hae been a State, the gwHHrbes of North and
Want Florida have been In contra! ad the State government
And they hav« need this power In every eanaeivable way
to the advantage of North Florida end ta the detriment of
' .S
Booth Florida.
Whenever there la any money to be apent, k la spent
in North Florida, Whenever there are any taxes to be
laid, an unfair proportion «f them a n collected from South
Florida. All our -StaiaeoUeffte and unlveraftlea, all our
State institutions, .such. ae the mental boepftd a t Chat
tahoochee, the Stata penitentiary a t Ralfbrd. tho school for
th a d im b and b U n d ,^ d t5 to S p lta l itself1are located'in
North Florida. The great bulk of tha taxes to-pay for
them, vnoet of thVgssonaa taxee, moet of the real estate
hutea and all of the racetrack foods ooMe from South FTct*
1Ida. ^ ^
t
1 of the important State offices arc
man. Senator Fletcher, who repre-1
M & S '
# t e d tb J a ____
came from JacksoaviMe,
only South Florida offie
fflTNUT PLANT who
g # f a-primeval wIU*tinto on* of th* garden
I t Mr. Vtato «*t*ad*d
to**, Oaemia, ta Jack-
u Y lfu ra jfcl tried mprwcnuuvc of tha p cV * who fe Star
to g h ly familiar with dpe prtptcms t f every aactkm of Semiix*:
O buiuy | m 1 w ho can b* tniatctl fa give Up office of oxirUy com-
bad madam .UmmhJp ta ana af th* mart tottafaetocy of all tropUM
me JacluonrlU* ta San* enemies. - I t (row* an a taw,
take hln
U reaUaa
nl waa re.
to go to
plant with
i ItaiMa raOroad waa Sword-Ulm lt»vt*ssd ptipaUatc* hasll
t a a |» and he Utaa. «•* WMSi |m w u«t oT tb* bam of tb* plant k « r
p u n p i itaaawr par* tha flown, la Florida ere client pineapples a n
W at and S a n a a . S« grewn frtta Ft Ptan# a s* k
mimijnerfor Dwtfict Number 1 the careful aw l <w*»cie»tino» at,
vaatl^i Id m in im s
m “r*
politician* Ji
of South
atermkied
CONE ANSWEBS
. L, TAMPA TVIBUWU
»Hde. The issue of “sectionalism" has
campaign, not by Judge Petteway, and
Ut by tha people of North Florida who
■•*. ■
S. F. (SAMMY) LONG
aim built lb* atabflata Tampa Bay H*tel>bea
on* ’of tbs most lu n a rtm ilr appointed 1* lb*
wwrtd.
T H E nWEAJ’PLB ,wa* lone *d> taniad be
1 evary sab-tropical country la Tha, .world a g f
elected goyemor of Florida, he will un
fair to all tactical, but when It comes
ng his tnfleeaee with Washington cun*
IU he foppeet the Wg ditto, o r ekU with
Florida who ere pgatosHtT When it
Pmd Con* h*i »*nt la Wa peplis^
to natation* *rt«d In oar *4K*H*t.
To tho quofttoao record lac tho
roqatmnoat of a m to r acoeomy tn
tha upooto of.aUta commie* Ion*,
notably tha Baring Coamtaalon,
and the *llmlaoUon of uotaoo stats
employ**, Mr, Con* ai«w*r*d 7*»-
lA IU b iS K r.*IH W R +ifK
DAIRr.VT M»nehouVoo, Jrp* 21,
—tfV^apm wM eebaol, aluUna
llrin i In thta iaction o i tho A*u
JgB flH A n d aaaft.m oc. end t a o . ^ 1 admintawiion of
•*5*1 «»«ttgil b'fl
dmta* *f* mUc»rri*i* of ju.tlc
w h a t
o
IN S IN U A T IO N S ?
... thWtlAg dtitena. ________■
North Florida Who have never
is likely to be, i t eaeina to u»
ree to thta p arted tha State and
ite prebteata wotod he likely to
“ ie apoeale of our people then
t o * who neM ea on the northi haul of the canal.
ths aun&r of rotas rsftstsrsd
in' tbsss preclrurt*. '
Om ef tha nlcr»t country hem«s
m a etly buUt In thta taction this
W h a t can th e Average buslaeeeauw to a place like, aay k m m U that af Mr. and Mr*.
« te rd , d o to help the Democrats win In the coming atrog- Qaary* C. -ChamlwrUlu ou Surd*'
■ W l«t Caa ID *V *H dpr.
M
This practice not oidy-violatee o u r’erimlnel lav, hut It la pa affront to all fair
“TH reirard to t h e d
(
.
to tno crtUtfifl
TRUR. *
I a n tha a tio m o y
j
J
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i f t o power to th e oatlao’s eopH eif lic e t of on aay,
co q n try all
B
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__ v.
�»tle w t n In NoeeMWr to
publican ticket of littA w
m L -—
• T d T i,^
no* a i m ih. contatlon for th, ^ Z m y to g S H w t o
M* in ■boat-hM'WM re- k. w . g - .k . ».n whHatatral
* the RoomtcH iMdmhlp.
.! ! 7 Z
- a fill - the U k r t l i f ' M m “ J r t t a m t a i r J c f f t r e a n *
r s iis S r s
-*^T**-f
katxbrd they must rally tn
to pr»MTti um A m rict of
tart tel den of lAi milt.*
flr , men *ho Hp<4 Ull■
ink lent ■ trumpet coll irroon
Itfcn, for Uiitr rote* will
irt end IHtened W from
to oeeen. Not ifhM ThenM mtHi boltod tta Hepuh• t t y iiH told hl» tan mowi t they Itood i t Anagged*
mother help cmddo hna
h*on inch • wHe aod ilgIt m o!t In m American poP»rtr
i
-------T hm i# Opttatatlt
J> STREAM HARBOR, N.
p*Hj ‘M t f
mmmU *
Nitlonil Chill
toy Midi
"Thli'ttftW
' Al.tJ*
did not (tin th*
•U ttar wMifrfta
tiring h h f r t lN
11on fag* of what
of th# part (htfta
fa> th* m n U h
Unc wtto
f.
itam ft*
•n ta »
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K M t M i rr i m ,
M irk y ou r, b illo t M iltow ti
iro Um two bwD to™ In tbo r«««
for e o a ty Judge. > poit h r which above. S p ell victory With-,
tho tocvmtant, Jodm Jin. 0 .
Bbawh, did art talk reflection i n "X”- t h e m odem w i |> jr
b u m # od kb im p h r C tn m m
In eocnty diatriet aumber on#,
Chart** D a n u 4 D, 1* Tkmitar
iro tI*tag h r Um MtmnlubMr’a H endricks
ataiuto
p le d f
Job, T. A. Draw and Otto Sehmehl * '1—. '-i V
it* th* Madktate* fc dbtrict two. to aerve h onestly and Hut
C U 11t
EBfflbie
fully " 10 th e people o f t)
talking t d f
meeting at
kn#w a r t M
oot #f t h e
regime,'tat 1
thit nothing '
N om m Thomei, locUlUt nomln#o for p m Went n i l Mtot#
itton v»»r th# toUM
|
rW f th# pottldd W«r*.
both the n#w
• I j t**>* ■» * et irtnk* «n*
S tart cm ion
n#t S#t etwagh mpport to rtrioaty
r e i t t o right Um taitm Roomn it aid th# only
tatth awd th# •noiWeat affect of hb candidacy
rt With Mm.
wU] ta to gtr* Mot* aid to Alho convention
ktalnto* t ta fihn'i light touch.
■ omaraally fin# MpportteW
led bf AHaon SUpworth aa I
firth F lorid * D i s t r i c t s i
b dlltrtct
f a r b ta tw M M l M m and
Win W ith Hcndrikas' s
W. A. McMullen.
All polling plae«* throughout th*
comity nr# to ta th# lira# artof TUB TOP MAN ON TH * ,
Jam S with th* exception of la t a CONGRESSIONAL BALLOT ,<
Kory who* Obnaon'i itor* will
hom* th* rottog booth# Inetead
tPald I’olllkit AO.) H d
of Ui* Community Hoc*# which I#
doled h r th* Muon.
Station board offlcUU w#r*
n tBtolSvori
gar for MaeMuirey'e band,
op th# (tarn. Indodad are
to## Dumbrtlto, Porter
G*org# Barbbo and a #e
attar*.
*t
rra'dk W. CTrtha, » , M
.
Mia# Artty Co)tori hoy
la charge. AD P.-T. A.
■ are aUgibl# to nttowl
ton frwhman to ort h r th# Olytapto tumbling ehamptoaohlp. Twar
y o n ago Wtan th* | u m # t o r t
hb ehahg«d rt# tatenUon# of th#
. dtl»t« tea On o m f ta b th* pc*,
diction boMt thrt th# eoBewtton
opening to PtoMototin1. ftog.
draped indM rttoi nrBl nmmfM te
Hr. Root#rut Aid adopt a plat,
fonh MfdotoUt «to XtotobtmUra
—#11 with rtUMMat nnanlnitty,
•A ft* eostroVIWfei at* eXpaeted ta t m mathre art toothed
apon ipeelfWally fat th# New Tork
anU-R#oe#e«lt ippeil. There I*
tome oppoeltlon isxmg- louthera
delegaUi agatnrt th# propoaal
to drop Um oteT rnto rwjulring twnthfrd* to nmitnato a ticket tan*
a Tio n s
.
_TAMPA’
--MIAMI
.MM
d o t at Stotma Unlr#rilty mad*
tho #ehoo) honor roil for th* tort
•emeeter. She waa recently for. Ttitced on th# repmenUUon that
ntlOy toittotod tot* Sato Alpha tt had th# backlog of Secretary
t a t national honorary dramatl# Wallace, to promta# «rop iaiaia
fratoralty.
& GINS
S it SANFOtti) AVR
Phono B ltt
T b tH ir v o W iR S
Mta tort
O T B -fO R
of Seminole
Seed Bed SafeW
Hr, Ballard ta*
llert
,n
Bemlnob County
for
M
y*ar» and
with TOBACCO DOST with all
th* NICOTOa aad i*t* ato*
oe t o t lb prito TWO*
ta a
PETT
aucMufal
farmer and fern grower. Ho
tan
terrod
AJUmonU
IpHnga U their Tmaorer,
- •*
GET
A
-»
I . FREDERIC
f a g y U i t a and Oolloctor
o n e -m i n u t e
for tbo part H rtial yeara.
PERMANENT
W * will
htarociato year
• M o lt N a t u r a l .
• Longest Lasting
• M to e i C o m f o r t a b l e
■
y*M k
a
Yon will absolutely
not t o t the heat*
p u t TO MY
e x p e r ie n c e
IN THI* b^Wlbfc,
u*m THAt * ah mm wrmni ooxumn « 1
duct
trm s w rw r
th*
a t f a ir s
or
the
or
AND COMBAT PRESENT DAT CBUClNAIi P*ACT!Gi
^ ifrf Tfi* PAST I HAVE A t AtL TIliEfl CORDOiJ
fa t A m u t a or t * * ovnet hon *8Tlt Aitb
�.. L m i *
*Fj&. t-jfrv (KX
_ *T. AUGUSTINE, Jwne tL s«hrt. f i R b i t k ^ r ^ m
pattMUd "sqeecaa ploy- her*
<if*v •>,i
Leaders Fathom
aleln For Eleven
igles To Win, 4-1
Saturday i
L-4
V* *?.' V
* '4
»«**n U e i-;«:
evil# '* -!i.' ;Im*K
w v »jv 1
Hi viiaiam
$*i»-A
j4!
uuak
sn m sn to N
tC
o,
AnrT1, t.
.
ATKA.
t t y n X K. Jinx *2-- P * from behlyd hi Urn ninth to kee
Uokonti dropped • rloeelth*
Vt *-*n
nJLT2
'.**}• GaliwsvUle G-Men Kbiard. a DeCand cutoff,
t i j p Hoo‘ Clh"n
Flanagan Esti
j Record For
Juno ft^-DaMnd
D t t MOINES, Iowa,
—<A1-Ui>elo Sam's t
: hit hurling of Moooo Fn- I
ho Incur loading Dojtima
Mantlet* turned hock
Jo Ik* Auleu hero yootor-
«K
d a n ahattorod two mo
American record, and h
woman’a mark yesterday
r a 4 to I count.
*
Marnier, collected Il'h tU
iploin and were uaUted In
a when Injartes forced the.
hHrline of BIH V em iill) W g U r a l d op«mdth. tort*
n 0 brilliant fromo. The for the Salat* with a d a n ■ k.u
» ' , t—
» * jH .2 ^ ,iS ? £ S £ 3
A. A. U., senior W s
'riraUtktg. thamplonaklpo.
Ralph Finnegan, Uflorido* aehoolbcy who I■0rnte.**
the iOO-jrard free alyls
Saturday and won Um n
privioua day, took Um spoil
•rain with a 10:07 race la
WO-yant free atyle,
.
The firm tor Miami Swlmi
Club ace hnlfed aU.toaiha 1
■ lo revamp their team,
I Miaolo Ini n ikn
flnl.l I
quantity of arguments over a
* Ilrby Hayes, lookout pitcher, anurobot
of cloto deelaioaa.
(d the. G-Men to e»tm well Jsho Bench went the dtsUn-e
pattered kite. In the fmrth for DoLand, while WhRoy Dnvi*,
•me the Gainesville nine put the Saint itortlng burke, gate
T
ertnnlmr run. Bevel] Mt wsy to t pinch hitter In the ninth.
ihlad the third hate for hi* Both gave up eight kits, several
W « 1*d b(ew at the its mo to bo-1of which were of the weak laflold,
» l a > a Inlny. Bob Pittman' rarlotr- Hermin Medlar wound up
mcrtfleod him to hectrad. Back1the game for the Solnto sad v u
—--------------- -•
--lwi». hut was taunted out In a
f e 2 * 7? '&<£%
fast double play which Itorla hit
S ® 2 r A S a t 5LPt? Into. Powell then singled lo left
bet Maltby went out abort to
first to end the feme.
Jack Pblien, Lookout beck* I
Step, WU / I t on the knee by ons
KBCORD
TROMSO*
Give him an opportuatty to. make good
baagod 110
U S JP.JilaJOrat political
fas * • tkBsroS eol
Hat W a * o then
oad MS shirt of th
Tho Lookouts threatened In tb*
Vi'.U
.atmrfgg \»d Sd«
it caea* Injury and placing
;
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MAKE-THE BEST CONSTABLE.
mark nUbllaKod at UsU
year. Ho took Um ksd .
llotK tcnni- nlcVc I a tnlly i i H
aUrt or U>o aecond Upy
the rccnnil Inning. After I)»vli
i
I
and
ftnlihod far ahead of I
.Intlcl ant -• '<• .ccon.l, lUllickl
.
_
of Toronto, Canadian t)
coniMeted with a blow la. left
who WU aecond.
Ikat Maaoio failed lo judge prop- doah Muse* of Dolton, Tex. la the
Paul Wolfe, of Um U s
erly.aad the clout went for two new Southern amateur golf them- A. C„ turned In a recor
auks ucorlne Devla.
plen- He defeated ProSSIo Maaa Ing performance In (be W
The Avoir*, muni*red In their * LT,<«?*I» Ststapajverslty in the
of the taenia mental Mam- Individual medluy. Ho fin
hotf of the Inning when Maaale finale
Shis,
le shewn strekln, hie <°!>-4, clipping U|>i SS
walked, alolr •ecmd and aenrod way toda*
elettry. (Ateeolattd Preea tenths atconds from UM
°« W'RW’s double to right field. Photo)
:c
can mark mad* by >
The Mamie-* rcored twn.ln Ihe,
^
,
.
.
.
____
!
Crsbbe la IN I. Wolf slpi
*Ul|.wben Mnrtim alaglod. erehl » -■. * \ ■}>
r.
acrea
So, ooesiWTvvii an Inflold nut and
aeomd on ll.IHrkC,
#fl. ere. two 'of -Me clurta 'Wer^ ^^hT' BntrWsgrairO.'CC'
donMot. Pslllchl collected three Ending champion, by a .
l*raWB • !>"•• on
' HUNG BBAW
W f r . ..
adennesd
on for four atm with a brace of
BallhJtln alnel* and aenrod front doubles.
Munir buns am u a 'a
rorend on K-alicVa freak hoptwr.i
Blftruf trtnt'Th'*!?
arm that I* Injured. In Pelatki
Saturday, Joe waa, trying to
off the wlnnlne run at the plats.
and -Lefty" Sparkman alkl Into
the plate with hla feet flying in|
an attempt to, make Joe drop
2 ; ^ » • - • u ou‘
-^•eh hr„„,W klfh
rst and second Inniuga but
•rraial tlghtenod down lo koup
i*m from scoring. Tlvo Igmkouta
u»Jt haZSJS s m s : U
traotened in the sovsnth also
, .
I
Jee wlltx Then he grab* fee I
A a f u t double play tu/V* up UF '
^ f T n efT “ '
•
atrength la gew
w affair. Sanford mad* . Its
long foul ball In the fifth Inning,
— :--------- -------The only aitrn baa* kit of Um credited with the win.
gam* waa BUI Farraaal'a long Tb« Salnta took a 1 to 0 Iced In
triple to deep right-center In Um tho second frame when Zupanlc
third Inning. Elllg Clary and (lagled and scored on Turnhlom’a
"Sleepy” Powell shared the bat- drive to renter. The Rada earn*
Boflding
ting honor? oa the Sanford Uam. hack to deadlock- the score at 1-aTl
Materials
Oortll led hla mat** by retting |„ the third and took tho lead In
: 'umber, roof log ,
three singles directly bock of the seventh when Ho*tea singled
am) balMlag ma’trlala
second baa* and nearly get bis MaParlan* borne from third.
Reprinted from Miami Herald, Page 1, S a t , Iowa
For Representative in Congress
VOTK KOIl* ONE
af all k ln « ja P is tM.
.......... ..........
JOE HENDRICKS
W. J. (Fume) STEED
singles each while OlhSivi, Turnbiom and Rtoavd duplicated the
feat for Um Balnts.___________
MVPOMU
ctorr.
a* c
Hwiml.1t.
rwt.s, Vh
threralreet,
n«rtx tb
Phw*II. v(
M.llbjr, fb
MARK YOUR BALLOT
Tuesday, June 23rd
HAVE TOUR WATCH repaired
T H i.r t.r t »«"*
4totomv«l!* »; aesj-r*
■l. Asse.lloe tl-D el*
n»*eh 4: r*l*
fl,»H Trter.
Fatolbs at Imytona Wl
■l. Auseallee St JtoU
UaJar.vllL al ttoafneO.
M T ta o * r * naac
0t. 4 w m Um It Dsyte
by *fM who really knows bow
.Briggs- Jeweler, Mag. Ay.
FOR
, X— Anlowtobllee.
I l T l ""t o n DODOiTTlW "model
I Tractor and aemUreller with
, 10-fL, elseed body. Like new.
r
I
itNEAT,
^^fflinilraiihr
REFINED colored
girl
j withe* general housework or
irtll nurse eUld. Willing to go
L Dm beech. Call Katrina, 1001
p. 7th at*
,
_
CONGRESSMAN
15—Apart.ntnln for Kent.
................................
.. -v — —
>ui* at FUJI
ibureh et M
tnn.tt at Ur
Gofr>!
tW O ,'1 THREE • of', fear-w in
> apartbMDt, furnUhad, 910 Park
AUrsMlCAIf
*TunIaH
complete
N orth i n i South Florida, ora asking for th a vota of
(uunty na caodidater for-ro ru m o r. So clone haa.tfu
lx«umc that this county for the first tlm a in many a t
tion year may tu rn the tide one way or anothtr,
■
Both Rallcgh Petteway of Tampa and Fred P. Cc
I* k o City prim arily are lawyers. Candidato PetUwg
used his legal skill on the bench in Hillsborough couni
, 17 years. Candidate Cone had devoted hla legal akill I
general practice of law, ooupled with biennial appeal
, in th e Florida Legislature aa a pleader fo r apodal, d
Hla banking connections, we oil know, a re purely no
and contribute nothing of consequence to hla Inc
From one of these two
and d tlcs of South F k rid a
like Coral Gablea, Hialeah,
I*udcrilale cannot hope for
public debts arc adjusted on
can meet.
men the debt-ridden
m ust ask some help.
Weat Palm Beach and I
property recovery until t
some basis th a t the taxpa;
Candidate Petteway aubmlta a definitq plan for
te rm ln ln r tho abJHty of such debtor unit# to pay.
South n o r Ida realdencq.in th e midst of a 10-year atrej
to atabiliM lioom debts has given him tho attitudo wo o
have in Tallahassee before relief can bo obtained.
On the other hand. Candidato Cone spooks the oppo
piece. In 1033, he appeored before th o S u m b«
C om m ittee to oppoad the use of gaaollno ta x fund# by
tressed counties to buy th eir own bonda a t a discount, n
of thorn floating around a t 25 cents on tho dollar. HU «
ty of Columbia had no bond trouble, ho aald, and be
tho spokesman for tha Florida Bankers Association UV
reason why the banka which hold eo many of these be
should be asked to accept less than 100 cents on the dd
plus Interest.
;'i
This represents Candidato Cone’s tru e thoughts on
aubjact. For tho same reasons th a t ho baa boon knownJ
lobbyist against the homestead amendment, aa a lobb
for 16 year* fighting th e Workmen’s Compensation Aet,i
spokesm an for the comervattvo financial etreUa o f A
Ida. ho could never at hla ago of 65 years ad ju st hla Ml
to meet the conditions which obtain In South F lorida.,
U a section of Florida ho know* UttU of and, until h« r
fo r govenor, eared loot ab o u t
Dade county doom# It Impossible to r ouch S’.* * *
change tho habits and tha opinions of a lifetim e, Hla M
�t
y
ir r
tni BA^ottb n ^ m RJiNrott n o t o ,
cing Business Picks Vp
Louis' Spectre Vanishes
.
%
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• . , . '
ock Secs Way Open.F.pjr Three Bouts;
Schmeling And Champion Will
Meet In September
for Germany, where a hero’a wel
come awalta him.
fighter*,
nf
of
»pectre of Joe I»uli'
After Second 1
•“««»* <•
BATTLE-SCARRED VICTORY SMILE
“ Yah, be anra we cateh the nindenbunr." be kept telling hie
friend*. “Yan, I am homesick.”
Photographers spent hour* in
his hole! sufta taking picture* of
hla flat* and copyrighted punch* i.
Germs
" N S W YORK. June 2 2 .- W ) — Prom oter Mika Jacobs had n eor- lo
ncr o . Loul*’ fighting arn ica* , • * * " ” wlf«’ An">
Tlfcmvywrelght
m et
r them acared Into * t «m*
Inactl* I- picked op. Madison Square Garden, w ‘ .#
«
a
the
stymied by U»* lur* and poll of tb* I n d i a H o c k e y S q 1
D fidsaw , had jumped out of their Brown Bomber, Immediately tailed
’
•sn are wftfi such rapidity
--------JM teplajr th a t the hoxlng h a il - 1a w ar council to maka a play on
n e is promised to produce one of thg heavyweight promotion*! mar- V1r ir ^ ,, n ' ,June
. ------------ ---------- -—
I hlg Olympic squaoble fy<
Its liveliest y ears In history.
•
•
. f
I had one. too!) la all aottl.
L' New th a t Mam Schmeling has
Tha heavyw eight. championship her Olympic field hockey
OXplodad the aoperman myth, fight- battle between Champion Braddock plons will compete a t Berl
'ora,w ho>hitd lean frightened Into and Schmeling will bo fought in r v ' T
exportation of re
bad caaei o f tha jitte rs e r rctlreSeptember. Tho loser of th a t fight, th ! ^ ‘ ri,,mPb of four yea
R m ni are thum ping their chaat*.
talking big, war-like talk again,
.. npd issuing defies to all comer*.
( . ( T h a them e song * l», “Who’s
TAfrnld of Anybody nut M e?"
. , Schmellng'a smashing
victory
o ra r the Bomber at flr*t wa* re
garded as a stunning blow to
‘ Waning and the return of million
dollar gates. Hut the expert* were
tgrooig again. W ithin 31 hour* a ft
e r LouU’ d efm t. Janie* J. Itrad-
ly by
Hudson WillSite
J r .r s ^ s r - ,
.^ ^^UljJTTER KNOWN ASF "LONNIE"
Should Be
Re-Elected
CONSTABLE
For the Followingr Reasons
He has given his full time nnd ability to the office.
lie has been honest and fair with the publie-perform
IDK his duties impartially.
-
2
5" experience gained during the paat 4 year* mak,
him better qualified for another 4 year term.
H e h a married man and has lived In Sanford sine.
I*«l<l for by Friends nf W. A. M,-Mullen
WE HAVE f HE PROOF
Viewed A f Tttw-tto
AmoftgThr&i&**5
That WPA project directors
In Florida have been instructed
that Fred Cone’s election means
the removal of C. B. Treadway
as chairman of the state road
department and that in conse
quence all . WP A employees
would lose their jobs.
P0UGI1KEEP8IE, N. T„ Jin k
22,—UP)— RowIng history ♦U1 be
written again/today when the vaf.
»itjr tH tlli «w w p down ll»« H ad-
•on la the annual Poogbkeepaicl
regatta. Exp arts m j the hlatory
will ha w rlttan by California,
Cornell and Washington.
As tha oaramen from tha. tao*
scheduled to atari from Krum Wboar a t’7 o'I’clock Eastern Stoodard Tima, tha gdheral agrtemeirt
was that the regatta was a t h #
up among
imooth
inw u* -■
—----- rowing
, - Call,. _
fnrnlana, the powerful ba*kk«
from Washington and tha !»»•
pilalng Re<I Men from Cornell.
Columbia,
Pennsylvania ., S B
Navy alio dUpUyed f t g t W
provement in their final dvOWl
but few expected them, along with
Syracuse, to offer mueh oppoel-
after knocking
or victory on hi*
swollen eye and
punching hlmaalf.
tournam ent. After 60 years In
tha seat, 34 of them on th*
Merlon
Cricket Club’* gra*«
courts,
th#
tournament
wn*
brought west to Northwestern In
lft»l. Tha txporim ain was so toecosaful O u t Northwestern ww#
(g ala aw arded th* evert*. ' - 1
and tennis a ta ri from tha cotStandouts In tha ringlet In
Itgvs and universities will wind clude Norman Blckel of Chicago,
up their bnatnees for the season tbs Big Ten champion; Ramwy
with • doubt#-barreled roundup In p8 tu of North Carolina, southChicago’* north shore neighbor
Interrot legist#
tltleholder;
hood, June 22-37.
Ben Doy and John Law of Stan
A choice lo t o f under*radaM S ford
___ _; _Dick Bennett
end
Paul
ihotm aker* will battle fo r tho ne- Neaeton ......
—
California,
and
tlonal Intercollegiate golf Individ-, g|d M ltitoin of the University of
uat and team tHIei infer the R«dland*. Calif. TuUne will lend
North Shore country d u b ’s ex- E rnest Butter, brother of Cliff
acting championship la y o u t A t Sutter, who won th* 1930 colDAVENPORT, Iowa, June 32, the same tim e, a few mllee away l i f t crown.
—(Al—Husky, 24-year-old Ralph on tha tUy courts of NortKdfeitGublahJ, from l^ie Angelo*, wont art UntvsVilcy, a big ftotd fifes
over the Davenport Ooontry Club after th*
singlea and doOhfes
acreage yesterday Ilk* a pralrl# Unala croWna.
fire, to •cor* ona of tha moat
apecticular round* In ARlfricM
hlatory—33-31—«4. to fending champtms, hekded
golfing
by
snatch tho Western open gold Charles (Chuck)
Koctls, who*
championship from Ray Mangnim ltd all th* amatebrs In thie recent
of Dayton, Ohio.
national open at
Baltuarol.
Yielding nothing to p tr o r any Sprlngflald, N. J , and LoUtaaha
hole nf hla afternoon Installment State UnUersIty. Aa' thetr main
of the fhutl 38-hoIa assignment, throat tha southerner! Will KhYa
and bringing down seven birdie*, Freddy Haas of Nes^ ftleeks,
Gulihhl roared from fourth place twice western junior tIU* win
tn out-flnlah Mangmim. The Day ner end runnerup to Ed White
ton profeeslonal who had set the 4f Texas lit last Jfeir’i college
,
pare through tho ftret three •vent
The raCquet iWIggbn fell) nperrounds, although he faltered oR
the third journey, had to settlb ate on d ay for the oecond Urn#
fo r second place with a final total la the (3-year hlatory of tha
o f 177, three strokes tfeck.
Guldahl was an even 10 strokas
undar par fo r lit# four trips ov*V
the hilly course, and hla total was
only ono ■broke shy of matching'
the tournament record of 373 eetabllshed by T o A r m o u r of
Chicago, a t MHwinkae. In 1929.
IIIa final round establUhod h
now competitive eoune record
end equalled th* Informal mark
s a l . up by Gene Saraxen In ah
exhibition with Mildred Baba Did; Over 2,006 pcopj* voted
likaon last year.
Guldahl CajpttlWd
W estern Open Golf
Meet In Davenport;
Photoetatic copies of affida
vits proving this statement are in
pomemion of Cone county man
agers in Florida. These affida
vits, signed by H. Clay Crawford of Tallahassee, and others
equally As reputable, state in ef
fect that the WPA project di»ector of Leon County had passed
down this word to all WPA
workers ih that county. We
a l s o have information t h a t
similar word has been passed
down the line to WPA project di
rectors in numerous other coun
ties of the state.
^
Fred Cone’s clection will not
affect any individual worker on
> •MW’ WP A •federal p r ^ e t t y t h e .
^htfr^ Sthte Of Pkiridw. It WILD
affect the iobs of C. B. Treadway
and ojher Sholtz appointees.
CONE STA TE
HEADQUARTERS
O ’a l d P o l l t l r a l A<lv*rtl»ero*nl>
IF \n > U ^ F r) T
H
l.EGAL NOTICE
Cash, Records Show!
JACKSONVILLE
J
SPE C IA L
FLORIDA
FLAVORS
T H IS W E E K OLD-FASHIONED
I
• * f t ifi i-.it *t
■inri.inc
whall
*)«
*»» law,
tha
• • •••*-*! f h* i e ln will t»«
I*IMhaul hl.ldmr t t th a
•I **r •
lh*»
flrat M on-
”•*»»h ..f Julr 1914,
•th
« . g e.r J u l y .
a i m .1 i v - f I u n o .
••
I*
i.rh ••t
1914.
1 93 4,
IIK tIN D O N.
(V«rl
i . *i•• Is- •■• t u n y .
F lorida.
HOITH It AGE
BU CH A REST. Rum ania. Jn n e
*t -Pnl i rc ware reported to
have killed «rvc<--| persons and
•eonnde-l m any Sunday In *tre*t
•ie h tin e a ttrib u te d tn rising fe e l
ine *irain-t Mme M arda l.nneeen.
retl-huire.| friend c f King Carol,
and ag ain st Jews.
Man’s Friends Glad
He Told Them About
BLACK DRAUGHT
Pineapple
Buttered Pecan
Bannn? Nut
"hey are full of faults fc nuts.
tp e rie n c e Is T h e B est T e a c h e r
ItL-KLKCT A I’HOURKSHIVE EDUCATOR
\V. S. Caw thon has led the fig h t to put
tils- ,-i Ioh.u uf Florida on th e ir present high
I l a i r , hi- u ar.a of exjicricncc, (luring which
lu* lias lo pt uii w ith the tim es” make him
th e in mi l,. *t fitted in Florida to insure th e
c lit>im«* i developm ent am i im provem ent of
our school s y s te m ,...
We, his friends and form er pupils, w ant
\V. S. C aw th n retu rn ed to office as S ta te
Superintendent of I’uhlic Instruction. Fnir.
scrupulously honest and forceful, Mr. Cawt lion h as g ain cJ th e lasting regard and frlcnd-
Wrilinr from T esarktna, T e s
ts. Mr. W T Bentley, of that
eity, *ny*: "I have been using
lllark- Draught for fully forty
Vear* I keep a supply on hand.
J first knew of HUck-Draught
when I we* a hoy. clerking In
a *U>re I *■« people buying It
and thought it mint be good. T
took it fur cmatipatlon and bili
ousness. I would have a bad taste
in my mouth and headache. I
knew 1 needed a laxative—
something to rleanse the system.
t “ hM .............
t»,'uul'l
.,,.1 I ,k , ,1
It,,
1 have made no prom ises other than to co-opcralr with
tha Other rnw w laat— r r* in g lt« ev ery p o rtjo a .d l'th * '
County ju st consld«rallo«.
'
I think th* business houses of Ihe C ounty should have
first consideration when the County m akes purchases.
I am qualified to serve as County Com m issioner and
pledge my honesty and integrity lo the cltIrena of
Pemlnola County. Your vote will be appreciated to-
llUrk-
I omit,I
l.-ller l» Uk«
I
%frettng |
MtShck-Draught
••1 netfhhiira I
•■n « U 4 fh « r I
■*%I4
—Ad\
W. S. CAWTHON
Keep POLITICS Out of SCHOOLS
(T tl. SC rate far hr r.rtoaCa is* r*n *« Peril* *•
W. I. aaC Ita la .r fassth—.>
to the Voters
We Reaerve
Right To
L ln it
RILEY’S
JUNE 23rd THROUGH 25th
On the Ev« of Election Day
I again stress the fact that
wry campaign has carries!
only one promise . . . .
And time profuoc is—
Fresh SNAPPER STEAK lb. 2$C
FRESH SHRIMP
False I
Ih.
2$C
Western BRISKET STEW lb. 1 $
"THAT I WILL PERFORM THE DUTIES OF JUDGE OF
SEMINOLP COUNTY FAIRLY. IMPARTIALLY AND TO THE
Cottage Hams 4-6 lb. atfc/ib. 2 i €
BEST OF MY ABILITY THROUGOUT MY TERM OF OFFICE.”
Sunlight CREAM CHEESE pkg. 9 c
COUNTY
A L A ST
S S «TS& 4 u a a f fi» * 3 F A S
•niiKii to sk i : MB. nix ()N
Fight
S la te Superintendent of Public Inntruction
coeomiaaiottor fay District
Number Five. TMr dUtrict
k . comprised • of thrm
W
Die
VOTE FOR
M Jwrte 2 h d fo ch an ge tha
“False in one respect
P n f i e L °lal*H*t ■ A n J '>*entr»nrr tn the hole shnuM th -n -----cram who era trading their bona* Iwill lurrender th* actual bonds.
1
bund* for cash.
However. Mr |{n<|y added th a t
A r> b s
In
sulphide will net injur* the tree
—
Activities had ihowed a decided Iother registration certificate* prob„
_____
■
unle*» the gopher ha* hla hole
decrease this morning. Only |700 eh'y will b* rrcrlrrd leter. etoca
JERUSALEM . Jane
directly on-Jrr a .m all tree.
|
w irth of crrtificatea were handed , there are some bond* *ttH hi paa*e«eioa of the po*t office depert- r t r e Arabs were killed and tw o' U Irrigation water 1* handy. Tltr;
'li.trib ato r pipe may be turned *>«Me»
ment In Washington end In A t B ritish aoMiars wounded today
<ha bole, which willma&am
lanta, the mailing pninta far thia daring two stu ck * by Arah i"‘o
sniper* against a train. A dowble th* ^ P b * r emerge where
he n r . .
area.
,
It was pointed out in some cas e* ehirmish cUmaied a w e*-end af r,n be easily disposed af.
which two British
_ —— — —— ——
»•»'"«
all condition* to receive bonds were fights In
1not compiled with and a delay hi
deliv ery reei’lted
WINTER HAVEN. June 22 The regU tretion *lips now on
•Ah—lla rry John*on of We*t Palm
, hand will he he'd until about JnlV
1L J. Holly. Sanf r.1 postmaster,
Beech, state American Legion com
1l« and then returned to one of tha
mander, as principal tpeaker at
today reported a < .nlinuation uf
main distribution points. A fter
CURBING GOPHERS
the P in t Florid* District confer
the small trickle of Sanford telthat the ex-«ervlre man nramt get
ence her*, yesterday. John»on adhi* bond* through the malls, ac
Gophers may
he eliminated dressed *e**ion* of the Polk coencording to regulations eetn'ilii hod.
from citrus groves by breeking ty Volture. 10 and t , and the worncorn cobs into piece* about lwo| *n'a nrganixation, 3 and 40, durCONFAB MI-LED
Inc he* in length, leaking th e m in g the morning, end »poke a t a
In carbon bisulphide, and throw-, join((civlc luncheon a t the league
MONTREAUX.
flwiteerl a n d.
lag them down the holee. The clubhouse.
•
June. XI.—IK*I—An International
| conference opened here today to
i discuss Turkey’* reuuet> to fe r
tile the . Dardanelles will ha
i turned into a eeneial dl»eu**ian
.o f m ilitarv and n*v«| problems
' of the M editerranean, officials
i announced.
PURE CREAM
s«vw
pace
T H E SA N FO RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
MONDAY, JU N E 82, 1936
tftvasn 9e4oiers A n o . ^ ,1orpH ap ^ f>rbon b,.j
Although W uhlngton defeated
California, winner of the big ra«*
three straight years. In i s m
Max Schmeling, back In hla dressing room
three-mile battle* laat April, tha
Hears Impressed onlookeia ah, a out Jo* Loata a t Yankee Stadium, ha* a big grin
fee*. B ui th* «nU* is somewhat marred by th*
battered face which prove th a t Loo la also did aoma
(A. P. Photo).
t.
they have bwo hannad m g as a movement with which th« nation
maana of raising. money fa r tho U honoring GantraUsiinto Chian*
countryside “ouy a s airplane" j Kai-Shek In hla (Oth year.
LXn S s DILL PIKLES 2 far 1 H
Your V ote Will
Be Appreciated
T omorrow
io n s
V
& f e r ^ iS V u n « S I S
Dde?s PINEAPPLE
MY ()PP0NENT EMPHAT^J
E0NwtDN“ UAY AND
I c h a r e d th at dhe trade waa attraiptad prior to thd qualifying Um« fl
Sly opponent fa hi* ndvortjaement S aturday would try to t a d the vote
to trade Mr. Nig out of the raca waa mad*, It waa
since tha flt
N il In tho flrat primary. WHY THE NECESSITY OF A
C A N D I D A T C F O R C O U N T Y JU D G E
Country Kist PEAS
th t fTfVt >riaoary)
fo ra y o u T o la
FfcTER PEN
lO M tls tO th
M ISLEAD TH B V i
TRUST THAT THOSE OF YOU *WI
DO NOT BE MISLED-,........... ..........
Manrhara nuMHi
U ta fl
FtbSr.
Da y /
7
�w
w a r n
H T '.
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r. & BALLARD
CANDIDATE FOR
tnrrr com m issioner
F l o r i d a Chooses]
between
’etteway
Plea To Delay Soft
WASHINGTON, /m u t t —1*1
»* «■»' DirmicT
fOOnUaa Of P o tt
ftra m« at 'tart
m r
appon#
ty akooM return i
l im r t P»ho 1
e r a to eaat I h r a
rata* for no, aa
for County Prosecuting Attorney
i iw n dy a v n i . i
! rotat* la«t plcht,
homo
after l i f n
par anna who f i a t
;
•.
and Flamingo Pi
threatening ratal,
him.
dMata for rrrenter.pOedleted taat
nl»h* that ho woOll win tenor I
™
w-w
** «•"*,’
IIItlahoToach «o<aty.A headqvarltra atatenant *aUr|
"It ta oar prodktlon, Board on
reporta roootrod ta the i
toot day or two fron eB •* the dT,|
fmmtloo o f Florido. that Mr. Cone
Wffl bo nomtarted for p w n w *«v
patlrw or predicted ilto n U y .
»
ptifcllihtd jrtiM iF f tk it hi
wl« by WJPOO rotoo,
TOMATO OtOPS
ppAnnnT
rreont Wana
m>0 brought
IKO.OOO to gl
lion, Coanty
:Mja.
»*
_ ’
, • .*
I make you thl* one pledge, that If I
i thU no-
Brookdilo courao Jiora. On that
round aha naodod only nine putta
on the eatgoing nine.'awl II potte
eomtnf home. MUa Mthon le en
tering u many tourney* nt »ho
can tbla auminer.
INVITE
UNTY
I
BILL AT TALLAHASSEE 1933 SESSION OF THE:
LEGISLATURE.
jM W ary B of th# Sonata, and the M fewing
Hooaler F. P.
D. Ctarko *nd Senate r J M. M i l
'tha r«ina;ka it* wadi dariog the
* II
under th e jurisdiction of th e County • Court.
,
and will devote to th e office antriuited to my
!
care my full.tim e and attention,
ve you over follow
your laundry out?
IA Tf j • *
A%«M|
it handled (n a sanlta
way?
MBt Bt the ti bm that1- Ptnatai
a sincere and officiant prosecution o f a ll caaeo
(
:Waahtngtonlan PaJatka To Retain
a Judiciary Commlltae B. vlst
n* ■ **
, B. ten*
HARDWARE CO. |
SEMINOLE
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am wect-
B ert I
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1938
E a U b lia h a d
NUMBER 208
In 1908
■w
one Leads Race
First Return;
Rain DelaysVote
DEMOCRAT BOLTS
Mayor S h i n h o l s e r
Says Officials And
Officers Will Join
Drive To Purge City
EtagUah Is Ahead Of n
%
i c l
^ Cawthon For State KOOICVelt b e t s
. School Position In
D_Mcf
Rural Polling Areas, ^ * t l C i a l DOdSt
\
EngorseProgramOf
Democrat i c Party
Tha National Brotherhood of
Locometira Firemen and Engt\ JACKSONVILLE, June 23. naara la officially backing Prasl|A P)—Ft nit unofficial re dant Roosevelt for ra-alaetion In
frain today’s Democrat- Noaambar, according to a communi
runoff primary gave Fred cation received beta today by K.
L. Glenn, local representative of
P. Cone of Lake City nine tha
organisation.
votes and Judge Raleighi
Pettcway of Tampa six votes' Tha letter aaya. In part:
for the gubernatorial nomi "We believe that the record ■■
to things undertaken and thing*
nation.
by the present aitmlnlsThe reporta came from two achieved
rvral p n e in rta out of 1,322 in th? tratlop Justifies tha votera of this
■tat*. On* precinct w ai In toon country In continuing tha admin
county; the obar In Palm Beach. istration In power.
“Some of the measure* advo
Con* carried Lton; Pattew a/ tha
Palm Beach precincts. Th« u m i cated by the President and sup*
administration in
tw o pradneta gave Colin EnaU»h I
. W. nB. Cawthon nflra
_ . fwi i th*
“ w »iierrsv -si. aatkm al •recovery
.a te * raaut
* . W;
f C a rth o a n t p ffoo r!
r j ^ ^ "l"***1 aM W tU ation^
Q;
i r•
<fit'flo e s not change the fa rt that
.
.
,,
| the President, fearleaely and In
Spasmodic .bow er, thla after- fM, of ronlUWrrtU oppot„ |0n ,
.. cm ehad ten
tem porary^ effect on the
d#T#-opH „ d m0Tfd fo rv . H
line of voters th a t flowed through' ...
_ _ _ _
f a n W . four precincts to - W c t ^ l r ^ r ^ . - ^
• governor, two congressmen, a; _
...
stole school aup.rinU n d .n t and
eonavnanlemtloj. P«»nu out
•avarnl
l o c i official..
|I.employees
^ n, “
h v "returned
,
,y
— ........
,
.
haV*
to r*Uw.
service
A ttacks
Knox In
Democratic Conclave
POSTMASTER GENERAL
The City Commission last night
sounded a note bearing tha undenial^e tone that the municipality's
officialdom I* decidedly against
the various forms of gambling
now ex 1st In r In Sanford.
Mayor Shlnho’ser committed
himself to tke opinion that the
i Commission and the City law en| forcing groups should stand solld|ly behind any campaign to drive
gaming devices and method! from
tha town.
The commissioners said they
were conscious of a rising
public
sentiment
here
that
*»*
strongly
flritl-gambling.
pointing tn the
work
of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
which is campaigning against
lotteries, and crediting that and
other organisations for a part of
the surging tide of resentment.
Form er Gov. Joseph II. Fly of Massachusetts, has Issued a
The commissioners soundrd their
statem ent In which he propones to follow the lead of Alfred F- first official voice on the problem
Smith In “taking a walk fir in g (he presidential campaign. Kly when a letter from the Sanford
even goes so far as to indcate he will make speeches for I-andun' Min derial Association, asking
Isw enforcement, was presented
and Knox If he la asked», .Wi
I In brief form. Since the body had
T iT - i ---- r -
SanfordTcitizens | ^omRailGroup
| DISCUSS Politics jEngineers, Firemen
Halfway Is Reached
Locally At 2 P. M.;
’ See Late Activity
Anti-Gaming Jim Farley
Voice Sounded
By Commission Landon And
Continuation Of N en
Deal Is The Issue,
Says Chairman Of
I’arty In Opener
Move Is Made To
C a t c h Radicals
PHILAD ELPH IA . Junn 23.
( A D - Welcoming the New
Ibnl ns the param ount cam
p a ig n issue, tho opening
wjon of tho Domocratic Natioo.il Convontion trained Ita
guns on Landon ansi Knox
ituiny niv! paid it" rest pec t a
itulirocllv of Alfrosl E. Sm ith.
S n lw s o f applause sccond,.,| the Mistering attack on th*
Republican lickut by ChalrniaB
• v .- g
to f ie,- both Right and Left a t
the same tins' sod wras backed by
detailed action on tha association's
Mllie crew of the DuPont liberty
lest was de'ayed until naxt
L actic '*
Monday when the more weighty
gimth was out mentioned by
m atters will be laid before the
name but his forays agalnat th#
board.
New Deal ami his activities as an
Nevertheless, without reading
n ry m ih r of the league were
tho minister*' letter there wa»
Jam es A. Farley, postm aster geneml, and chairman of tin much in the mind* of tho aaaamsufficient discussion,
although
___....
- u m u J ' <turtag the Roosevelt admlnlstrabrief, lo determine what course Democratic National Committee, t* holding the biggest convention lilrd thousands.
U
S
m I “ <>"• ,n d th “
,h* brotherhood
Shunting uut hla words from
of action may be followed when a of hi* life In Philadelphia, where He ev|n-its tn nominate President
nsotodi^aBMauwd
" «, • tlm,.
«f >2.000
period, appeared '^atkan^*
whan Vhoweri
ahowera
,n *"th#'»u*m
A City request fo r 138,000 In since orlglnlal plsn* were turned vote le called next week.
Roosevelt alm ost by arrismaCiou and start th iwsll rolling for a n tight drawn lips, Farley roused
PWA funds for an addition to over to WPA officials.
the delegate* to their feet. Ha
“ I believe the attitude of tho
>n conclu.lon. the offlcUl docu- Fernald-I^ughton Memorial Hos
other landslide In November.
At
P. M. In tha Court I t o u J
(PeatlBBXl Ob re as f t w l
started them chrering with this
Hr told two of the proposed en
^parrincta, I an d SA, nearly 700 m*n t M7*:
--------------------------------------- —
I pmnouncment "the continuation
pital apparently U In line for out
thole tick ets1 “TW» endorsement la given to rig h t approval by relief authori deavor* not yet under way ora
nf the New Deal la the iaaua."
the rltv pier and the municipal
Kb , • President (Roosevelt because of hll
lie was given a standing ora
. '
npllshments In behalf of Um ties, R. I . Otenn. of tha Seminole go f link*.
tion at hla first mention # f
‘ th e entire people arid C ounty Pianola* Board, told City
Continuing tkp'dJjKnxtloo of rpcommies loners last night.
the Prnsidcnt's name when ho
lief project*. Fred'W illiam * proCity HaU pradneta, 1 ^
T hat amount and an additional
said, "the processes of recovery,
1A, an even 600 had voted f * "
"*«*»» und" hl* «»■ 86000 for equipment wou’d vast
mi
n
e
w
s
b
r
ie
f
s
initiated and carried on by Frank
tinued
leadership.
a t t o’clock. The figure la bersly
ly Improva the facilities of the lo ward creation of a park In the a r ts
lin D. Roosevelt, shall not be In
leas than h a lf tha number quali
cal 'hospital and would ha a great near the Mayfair Hotel which has
Stuffy McCrone, former playing
terrupted.”
fied fo r th at d istrict
atop towdrd «]tra-m odkrnlialion. been donated
by the City for ' manager of the Sanford Lookouts,
Roosevelt men swarmed tha
I t was predicted th a t a (urge
It was atated.
park facilities.
(today accepted a player's contract
speaker's stand. Other Roosevelt
o f voting activity will ha felt
Mr. Glenn also told the Commt*- , The municipal governing body , with a Charlotte, N. C , baseball
turn, headed by Senator Wagner
ston th a t he expects a releaae o f | decided to communicate with O. tram , it was announced.
of New York, worked In seclu
a f tha
W PA funds, within tha next week, P, Swope, regional director of the
■■
sion to perfect a platform satis
to apply on projects here th a t WPA. In an fffo rt to reopen tha | The City Commission last night
factory to the Whit* House, Still
YtmWut to Im t i will throne to '
are now under way.
project.
• granted permission for the Standothers, pledged to
Roosevelt,
tho booths amt mark their Uck*ta.[ WASHINGTON, June 1.1.— (JPi
On*
of
the
heaviest
docket*
In
F urthar, he stated an opinion
I .t J. G. Michael nf Sanford 1* drafted changes In th* conveallon
A ftrs soma definite murae nf ard Oil Company to tract a filling
8 on down la 7:81 P. M. when vot-' —Secretary Wallace appointed
th a t projects which hava not yet action l« planned. It was Indicated station a t the corner of Fulton month* faced the city bench this the new president nf th r Orlando
rules which he ileslre*.
In* must cease, according to o r-'control committee yesterday to ad
begun m utt be reviled and re-1 th at Richard Forester. WPA lan d -[stre e t and Park Avenue,
morning a* Judg* S. A. B. Wil chapter. Rksrrvn Officers Asso
On every hand there was tha
d o n from tho Secretary of Stats, minister the watermelon marketing subm itted because of certain l a - , .rape artist, would draw a pro
kinson disposed of nearly 30 casf* ciation. It was announced hare to- experation that Rnosevlt and Gar*
I t a s i i s s r t Ob rao o r t v . i
agreement tn Florida. Georgia,
bor condition* which hava changrd posed plan o f th* park.
Sylveiter WVIIama, negro, wee
_
.
;
I T .
Souto Carolina and North CaroW. B. Mill* »f Daytona Beach day. He wn* elected at the organ- ncr will be renominated with sub
arrested by Officer Roy Tillla
iim
drew
the largest fine of the day, Ixatlnn’s last meeting which closed stantial, if not romplete, unani
early today and booked on a charg*
mity
of operating an automobile while paying 1200 a fter having plead In Orlandn last week,
Senator Alben W. Barkley of
Other officer* are:
under the Influence of liquor.
guilty to n p e ra tl|g an automo
Interested group, from tkrooghout
1 Lt. J. W alter Hall, Orlando, 1st Kentucky will deliver the keynoto
bile while drqpk.
1the territory and a n effective lmvice-president; I.t. Vaughn \V. airoml session. The convention
W aller Snell, Carl Jon** and Driggers, t'm atilbi. 2nd vice- second session. The convention
•
The City Commission's pro- ' mediately. The committee . sueFrank Purdon, all of Daytona president; f a p t. William A. Stans, hall was • colorful sight vrith
praal to employ an attendant a t
• tam porary group namod
r ,
______
[cemetery beautification commitReach, estreated $5 bonds each field. Ranfonl. secretary-treasur bonds, banners, thousands of dele
Municipal A irport w as halted >» tk* a g ra o a n a t
Mrs.
Clara
M.
Chapman,
BO,
of
NEW YORK. June 88.-W H - JJE.
,ctlon o t th* on charge* of drunkenness.
er; Capt. Tlsimas N. Tnppy, Day gate*. alternates, and spectators.
tem porarily
last night while
Tho committee Includes: W. 8.
W rightavillr, Ga., died her* yes llam Lamke, union party candl Clty Commission last' n ig h t
Fred a WUaon. etty gltornay. f c n ,f n - Mootie*Ho, Fla^ A. J.
Other charge* and their dispo tona Beach, judgs-.advocate; Lt.
Events nf the last two day*
It. F. B ackford. I.eestmrg, chap- have forced
delve, deeper Into tha lUblllty C n U h fU ld . GrncavUIa, Fla., altar- terd ay afternoon In the home of I date
the
Democratic
___ -for. .president,. i*
- » rioof*
Partly cloudy, poulbly scat- sition follow:
k«r
daughter,
Mrs.
O.
K.
Goff,
which may. ha attached to tho *»*•.
J. B. Scarborough, estreated Uin; I.t. K. (1. Akin, Winter Park, donkey to te e r left and last night
fo r Alfred M. London, Republican tered showers Wednesday and In
0M
IVrk
Avrnoe,
w
here
the
wa*
historian.
contract.
"
I O O. McRae, B u lla , Fla.; J . a
I he nibbled for November votes
visiting. Death waa attributed nomine*, and waa placed In th# r*»r*me south portion tonight; |S bond on drunkenness charge;
President Michael today said the ' in the green pastures of radicalOn advice fram an aviation I Naal McIntosh, F la , altornato.
ra c t by F ather Charle* E. Cough- extrema northwest Florida: prob- Ernest Huffman, negro, drunk
to
h
eart
trouble
w
hkh
bad
InOrlando chapter of reserve of. | ism.
committee, th e O ty gov.m lngl »*■ D- l*d*a, O nvaU ad, F a ,
|in with tho conacioua Intention • bI7
ecattered
thunderahowera ami disorderly, IB day* Imprison
a short Illness.
hoard daehlad to - pay Marvin,
The party’s national ronvantlon
ment; Plerc# Cooper, negro, dis fleer* Is one of the largest and
o
f
weakening
President
Rooeevelt
lonl»ht
and
Wednesday.
No funeral aervlcaa will be held
Smith, of KlsalmaM* t2B par n e ra ta ry names a successor. HU
most active In Ihe state, boasting opened today. Befuro thla waek la
orderly
conduct,
15
days;
Annie
The body will be sent to hnd alerting London, Earl Brow-,
a Inducement to . a t ^ p ' d U rn a to U <W. S. Bandera, Lae*.
Wednesday's tides: low, 8:80 A. Brown, negro, disorderly conduct, membership from all of Central I over President Roosevelt will t«
der, secretary of tbe Communist
W rightaville
• re-nomlnated and ther* will ba
Ima flying aarrioa hare U n-,>»rf . FU .
suspended;
Willi# to_rlda.
M. and 8:11 P. M.; high, 18:18 sentence
party
U.
S.
A.
charged
last
to s t rite*.
Two of the unit's officers. Id. I adopted a platform rkalgned lo
._
tha
arraagnaMBt, Smith
P. M. Sun rise* a t 5:87 A. M. Brown and -Willie Clair, both
algbL
Mrs. Chapman waa bora In 1878
E. If. Wilkerson and Lt. B. r . ! steal tho thunder of the Lemk*
„ if led
E.
Smith's
Liberty ami rate at 7:31 P. M. Moon negroes, disorderly ewtd«e*. **ch
a t S ports, Ga. 8 he waa the wi
rises a t 8:41 A. M. and sots a t 50 days; Raymond Green, negro, Blackford, were recently elected , third party and win th# left-wing
League
speech
In
January
turned
(twaiiaae* o* ra * s rive)
dow o f R. B. Chapman.
petty larcency, tranaferred to to offices In the atate association |
adverse political tide to 10:41 P. M.
i of reserve officers.
• w i v i n g am tha daaghter,
tha m atter
county.
I President Michael said MaJ. G.
Mrs. Ooff, and a son, Jam es F. Rooeevell’a favor and hla threat
nook?
building permit
J ru le
to bolt If Roosevelt I*'
*
CHICAGO,
,.
, . ____ , ,b . ro
McCullough, a Regular Army I n n O C e n t , I s P l e a O f
and tw o grandckOdrvn,
today
to
R.
O.
Chase,
, h„ Q j^
— ' o f h rise t* tem perature a ll o f Sanford; tw o sister*, Mr*. r*nominated will have the aamc
..
.
■ ■ —- —- with grand lararaey In the w moval of clothing from Tampa.
, h<%, nnounf, m w t
vrtth little If any rain for tha
J . K. Jackson of Lovett, aad Mrs.
was turned o ra r to Tampa of- th l l , t j w , |t, r IU „ h. (, ^
****
drooght-beeet areas af tha middle& R. W atte of Rhellmaa, Ga
ST. PAUls, June 83.—tA*)—AL
wowM make'the rity Uabla J™1*
Mr, aad Mrs. Goff and Mr.
f Twu
T « .' negraas,
nsevasL Bmauel
ftonuel Vanca
“ dlrpf,nr
o t th«
hoo> vln Karp la and two ether suspect*
van ' for reaerve
officer* for
noxt“ year,
m
enu,’'
th*
communUt
chief
aald,
t
j,
.
1000
Chapman left today fog W rights
In th* $200,000 kidnaping of Ed
“ | Shower* fell to Senthem HU“a# showing th a t all raortlonary,
.
’ C>ty m o rd 4 th tw ’ charged w ith rw klesa driving
ville to attend funeral services.
ward O. Brem er pleaded laansenl
and
Willi*
ZUgler
who
It
(aid
to
U ^ th o w d k
W lowto* pen r a n far
force, o r . concentrating around,
M oog/on, luperiatend(C *allaa*tf Oa F a* * r i v e t
when arraigned In federal court
- C a t Mawl Mef by r a ta l «—
t t ona bat
Iaadon. I ’m glad to ta y th a t I #nt of slreeta and buildings, tost
her* today. Jack P ilfer
i the W eather l i m a laid general
don’t hav« to a h 'ra nativity with n|f k | obtained permission from
Charles Fltxgerald were also a r
him. (Laadon waa bora In Penn- city commissioner* to rep air Um
raigned with th# form er fugitive.
sylvania, Browder In Kansas. He mop of th* police sad flra itaito n
---------------- June 83.-GP1—A
feipino
CLEVELAND. Juno 8 8 ^ -With I« unquestionably the Wall Street annex. Ha aald tha badly laaktag
anl
_ _ _
|1Jananeta
Japanese soldier
armed with a hayshelter coaid be racaadltiaaad far
of fWe carloads of candidate.
R. L. Otonn,
ehalrman of
rf ,pU I"
-----------------------.$100.
o th er exhibit m a
"Roosevelt Nominating
N ight" Jcntlgan. nopklnavllle. Kentucky,
terial fram New York, to addlactivities her*, today had ob-["<»m a aldewalk tmtov to clear a tea. Average
1*
to arvcral carloads a f royal
r#k. Aeeraa*
. - I]
talned iwrmtaelon to us* the a u - . • * ,
,
Japtnese clvlllana.
Mar. Avar***
1«
a a d coconut palm s a a d other
dhorium a t a t y .H all Saturday' .
4 > " ^ r r hy »pr. Averse* ....... la
night to h ear tha president'* ac-l
tb* bayonet aald*. Th* Mae Avers** ----- It
the
Sanford m erchants wQl meet
I nfW rnt
Only 88 Sanford daga have ceptanc* apMcks
Mr. G lenaT w ho appeared h*. J"*P «
H ra rln , the way dor
in City HaU a t 8 P. M. Wednes been licensed and vaccinatod thla
te r , the rity admmUalon last
* m artial dernon.tratlon ln
day to discuss closing local stores
year, according to a
night, .aid an admtealon fee - l | | W r i n g th l. aB .rnoon fioU t.ra
on th* F ourth of, July, it was
leaadd thla afternoon fram Ctty
announced today.
be charged and th* fund tu rrad
tS r f& L S A
Into th* ' p ru ld a u P i campaign #'r» * w « f >»•
The m atter. It wa* pa Intod out, HaU.
Saturday la th* dead!In* for fun<L
I* of g re a t Importance .ti a r a In' * * -WWl
-----------------------Day thla y ear fall* haring pets InnoeutaUd against
He announced .th a t Florida la '
TAX RILL SIGNED
rabia*
and
for
obtaining
a
license.
on Saturday.
expected to rata*
m m »IOO.OOO
(WASHINGTON, June ta^-C P)
•m , toward the endeavor. "Nominal- — President Roosevelt signed th*
All eatahUahaaanto ara sap** 1*1- A fter' th a t day, tha
lag N ight" will b* observed new U x kill and th* $100,000,000
hr urged to have a representative authorised to destroy
who have net
throughout th a atoto, according Interior departm ent apprapriatlea
at
Mr. Glow*,
liefl.
Nil.
U - I b -. A .
H r
Of City }s Hospital Loan
Commission Hears That Plans For Relief
Projects Not Under Way Must
Be Submitted Again
a
5
rr
£ .S r S r S ,“
CITY
Drunken Drivers M ic h a e l Chosen
F e e l C ourt Lash To H ead Officer
Of L o ca l Bench Unit In Or l a ndo
Wallace Appoints
S U n i t
To Supervise
^ J T ^ r r U ^ M e lo n Marketing
Commission D e la y s
Podjive Aetion
Airport Mftllfticmcnt
2
Platform Is Expected
To Appeal To Fol
lowers Of Lemke
5C 2
C te n n ^ o H iie a -'A p p r o M ir "
? <3
Daytonan Fined $200; Two Sanford Citizens
Municipal J u d g e
A reclamed To Hold
Has Heavy Docket Army Reserve Posts
>
Heart Trouble Is Browder Declares
Fatal To Mother Lemke Stooge Of j
Of 2 Sanfordites Republican Choice
—" .“-.■21“* ** “*
Heat And Drought In
nigM
Worry Farmers
Kidnaper Of Bremer
Florida Exhibit At
Cleveland To Open
‘Nominating Night’
Billed Af City Hail;
Jap Soldier Attacks
American On Street.
............. .......
LOCAL WEATHER
Merchants To Plan City Records Only
Closing On July 4th 25 Dog Vaccinations
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S anford Is T h e O nly O n l r t l v * '
Florida City Affording Rail, HlfhwiJV
And Water TranaportaUoa r .
Thor* ia no
entidote f a r **r
cmfer. On th*
wh* am*ko «na amteOy rtcalMh* cent study of
contact ortth the w ad . Th* human •how that U 1
W T i bow itif, woon
■
discomfort Induaod by tboir W W
ularnaa# far Ute product* of te -
V
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CHICAGO;
Spa*i*h-Ai
>*
In 1902, at M, Knot struck out IH ‘
for hlm««lf In Joumall*m. joinInc John Mushllng. e printer. In
buylne the Lake Superior Journil it Siult 8ti. fieri*. Mich., 9
u * carpenter shop sad condemned
.fid the Doming • * *
Tk* first nrnelded .
Fgawtp'ewad. Ageed
•«» » * ,n« « nB
*!
Utt • ImmedUU political af
r e n tm r te S.
I f tha privy toundl concur* will
m e a t burvaua all ‘W eeurt'e daclalona, It U expect
•
.
•
#d that Premier King wlU-rvnev
k r t w • AH .. the
r tr $
i
*
‘ I t ' g. • I 4-.*- ' ‘ • ; N o / '* > . |
V' V
- 9
, -W h l , ;•
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*'* SC +
"tn
attracted
,
|
*nd u"‘on- *•- Kdot
m
the attention Of. Wtt-’ P*P*»
greotaat adocatlooplj
I t - - WyyUrA H aant, who btrvd form tha vrorld uoa ever known,"'
■w
T
j
k
t
:
I
f
«uty a*
Hearat papers la Doston. 8*ot». ^ v k ln g pursuit of the facta."
h i waa general manager of th*
“Obr** » *Md .(le a n ' paper,
Hearat paper* at a reputed salary bonaaUy edited and atfklanUy
oi. (150,000 a . yoar. Ho rvvjfMd diatribe tod," ho one* Mid. V m
-ling tb* paper, and Knox itUI In' 1930 because of different** ocas foUawa aa rarely a* night
tvjtk H e w t on poller- ‘
folkrari day."
bopda, tho publishing company.
Over draft aga whan tha Unit
At 67. |6 roar* after ha oallloJ
While* managing tho . Chicago
"big.bualo#**"
bualnaaa’
ed flirt** m u re d Um
World oat to c o m crime and politic* Dally Now* waa a •‘big.
„ rallatgd of .arirnd Rapids. Frank Kim* Job, Knox chcriahoa one prrrogaWar, Knag navarthaliaa
days .of
.of personal
personal
.
.. arat
an Osovod IgU tha publisher's offUa tiro of tha daps
ac a private.
Ho' waa
r ~ i to
*----officer*’ training camp andlsrvdd of th* Chicago Dally Ncsr*, journalism: He parstata In writmAmmAmm■ with Urn O153rd
OM A ' artillery
. .III.
-among
- iL.
.1^ tlargest
^
1 nVarsaaa
th* *U
papers fax Ing front png* sdlUriaU or
<4 luiwaA.
i. Mat
a*—« l._ from 41.
-A .U
*
brigade -#
of »tha
71th division
Uw Vt.ts-J
United WlilaV
Btitea U
In *_1-6
point'of
elf- waRlIaa^
politics.
H«y 26, 1218. to .February ID. ralation.
,
'
. rThoaa
- ___ edilo rials, more Ikar
* , made him a na
'• • J , ,
’'
■.
• , ‘Knot wm joined by Theodora anything aba,
H* cam* oat of tho war a m a-T. Clla, a Worcester, Mas*., tlooal political figure.
MurtUr
Citurd* Then Escape
el*W tb* right to enact roci.i
Offered On July 1
and labor convention! th a t have
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■
m a lte d
fro** th* Veraallle#
PRISON FARM, Tax*#, Jan* IV. I Half-year aotemobll* Hcm m
Treaty, to which Canada I# a slg- —(JP)—IThrea long-term conkicta tagv will go on sale Jaly 1, It wa*
~
today kl'Isd guard FylteBmltii and anneunead hare yoatarday by Jpo.
-saw w s m i m i •
H*d int* th* dsnaa aad* tb rusk on D. Jinhlar, Seminole County tag
— 2
Smith*, horse aad two mala*. T.!*oU*ctor.
.
RIRMINGHAM, Al... Jana 16. N. Atkinson, Lok* Trammel and| |f r. Jtnkln* pointed out , that
—UH—DUmteosl of tha sail of IV Ferrate Gibson war* th* man »ho k« had many reaoaate for tan* la
**P«raUng utility dmBMlM. a t- .scoped.
.
r
^
~ , ,s u
iteghhW constltnllonallty of th*
TWy. atteaksd Smith Just U w w ^ ,M t ■**
91 **!■
Thumm ** Vallay Authority, was th* plowing squad had takra to th* Jrw , hot h* wa* unable ta comply
Mkad yMterday In • motion filed, field far work. Th** threw him with Ut* aamaad* bacausa a d ata
y opponent pleaded with th# dtheiu
give him thilr vote* tor Uit.offie* oi touivjodge, txplftlnln* In » pdd fcdvttrtlaement
money it» p»yu
— —* th6
• - • / • '• *
>66 It will five mo ft# »
**
Sanford Vets
Trading Bonus
BondsForCash
LegfcUtionEnactedTo
Protect Independent1
Merchants A gainst1,
Commercial Fakes
215 Men Decide Upon
Immediate Cashing;
Of U .8 . Certificates
200 Holding Paper
House And Senate
Seek Adjournment
Two hundred and fifteen Saa
ford rate ran* today had convertad tom* or all of their honui bonila
PARLEY ON THE JOB EARLY
Sheriff Names Hendricks
“T h e u n d erslg n m l w ere p re s e n t » t a n b i t t e r
o p e n h e a rin g h eld in th e S e n a te room * o f alm e a n d a ip tra t
th o Cafvtol d u rin g th e seM lon o f th e In d icated *
L e g is la tu re In 1983 w h e n ‘pro p o n en t* a n d eat* o f S o n th f i
o p ponent* o f th e K an n e r BUI w ere be-'' ‘ “H la a ttitu
* d e .In W
in g ______■
h eard . P 9 9 B P P B I. B
. th e s e fu n d a jjp ffy» p %
“ A la rg e au d ien ce w aa p re se n t a n d w ish e d b> k eep g ou
o n e o f th e p rin c ip a l opponent* .to t h e p e rm a n e n tly ban fin ti
K a n n e r Bin w aa F re d P . C one .of U k a / b d n lB ^
i> n i l r<**
C ity , a h an k e r-la w y e r w ho, la m a k in g h la * T or “j» # '- ElPl*ea,,,‘« > i
lo n g ad d h e a te d a tta c k , s ta te d t h a t B o o th S ta te ffaK N w h e u T k
F lo rid a w aa n o t e a tltle d to * y m p * tb y a a t h e fu ll fac e o f t h * 1
th e y had sq u a n d ered th e ir gabUc. m oney
“H U w hole a ttftu i
’a n d should p a y th e faB c o n tra c t p ro v l- WM to m ooop9ttM \
aln n o f t k r i r b o n d s no m a ile r how g r e a t o th e r p erso n s e e k in g
» p e a a ltv It m ig h t place on tb o ir d tla e n - m o n o jp U ie b o r ig h t*
ry a h lp - t h a t h e re p re a e n te d a co m m u n ity s u p p o rtin g t h e la w a n d a co u n ty ; t h a t h ad u sed a g r e a te r , h u t o f f by t h e cha
d e g re e o f c a u tio n In h arifll'n g public o h la c tlo n r f ro m .th e f
f u n d s an d th e y d id n o r w is h . to h av o
a h h e a tta tln id i
t h e i r cre d it Jeo p ard ized b y th e prbvlalons
M g e A to B ooth FV
r f th e K a n n e r B i ll /T h U p e rm itte d th e f r i m d th e n a n d I f ele
B e a r d o f A d m in is tra tio n to p u rc h a se m d o n b le d ly r e tiib i I
b o n d s f o r th e v ario u s co u ntlee In F lo rid a
•,
•
a t th e m a rk e t p ric e th e re o f .w ith fu n d *
(S ig n e d ) “ H- Heo llected f o r th o s e c o u n tie s o u t o f 8 a te
.
»
* n wannilitet frovW. hut .rather thkt. tha
Hoard of A«lnllnl«trmtion ba reautrad to
twrrfhM** with th«aa fnndn such bond* u
wrego offered at the full fic# value theraof.
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.
OFFICIAL
QB Dl»-
Insists
Serve Tuesday
•-*.
_____
Untroubled Electionls
Seen In Seminole
County As Polling
T im e Approaches
“Little Joe” Assures
Voters Warned
Voters He Favors
Canal As Wen Afl
Against Hosti’e
The
Townsend Plan
Fifteen deputise had been
named todey by Sheriff J- FRepresentative Advocates Sales
McClelland to meinUin order at
the polle Tu»»«lay. icheduled date
Steed Says A gent Of Tax For Pensions
Townsend Couldn’t
Do Much In Capital Also Says He Is Not
Tied Down By Any,
AUGUSTINE, June 10.
Croup Or Faction
.
) — W. J. (Funlel Steed,
Ogleeby, Jr.; S. O. R. F-atrldga;
4, H. O. Fimbro; 5, A. R. H unt
er: 6, Trey Proctor; 7. Daniel
Simmon*! !. P- O- Dodd; 9, R-j candidate for Contrast, addreoed
“ L ittle J o e ”
H endricks,
C, Williamson; 10, J. N. Thomp-]* very large and attentive croup
son: I t , H. O. Swofford; I t, O. of the ctttiena nf St. Auguitln* conirreM km al ca n d id a te, b ea r
E. Downs; IS. Gaorge Duda; 14. Ia«t nl»ht. Mr. Steed, when ’s-t ing th e o fficial sta m p o f th #
D. H. Hooks; 15, FVsnk Sllrer. • here. Inspected the harbor and be f i f t h
d is tr ic t’*
T o w » i« ld
CMof Deputy O. R. E etrldgc. came thnmuehly familiar with tha
who announced Sheriff McClel neada of thla county atony that clubs, la st n ig h t told A BanJames A Farley (left), Democratic national committee chair land** appointments, said that line.
fo rd audience th a t h a w aa
man, and W. Forbes Morgan, secretary, looked forward to “tha precincts 1 and 1A are In the
In spanking here last nl»M he 100 per c e n t In fa v o r o f th a
beat Democratic convention avec* up»n their arrival In Philadelphia City Hall, and precincts 3 and came out flatfootedly against tha crons s ta te canal, a s well a s
SA are In the Court House, Townaanc Plan. Ilia reasons wera th e T ow nsend P lan , an d a s
to put the finishing touches on convention plana. (AP Photo)
s u re d hla audience t h a t th a
acvaral, but ona waa thla:
“Now let u« ba practical for a renal would be dug regordtes# af
momant. I ^ t oa consider the worth the a<lwr»« action of the prsoont
Polling places In all pryelnct* V V b r rVtTfafteUjlvg fn '* > ,U
will bo Ideaticol with those A>f tngton. W e. heVe'-w “TVnWmttpv <
)y dropping bock to 'Bocsnai.-----June I In the first primary, ac Administration and I know that ha had bean endorsed by * 4 , .1
afternoon and headed Into final
la raferring to th* vataraos who
cording to a recant announce you fall as I do, that wa shall Townsend cluba and was doing all'
taata on tazea and a substitute
hay* nob. claimed possession of
ment from O. P. Herndon, clerk again sand hark to Washington a
Guffey Coal Stablteation bill.
tboir bonds, MV. Harrison raid
of tho circuit court, who roloasod predominately Democratic Con
‘ The Sonata poabed the eomproregistration slips, which must bo
tha Hat of election officials three gress.
' mlae tax bill toward a final rota
presented before th# negotiable
days ago.
For another four years, at least,
this afternoon In faca of an aapaper ia rarreadared by postal au Trace W aller Johnson Dawson Asks Growers
Sheriff McClelland said ha they ahall he In power—we shall
aertion by Senator Byrd. Vlrthorities,
would
bo
bold
here
un
would observe hla usu he In power—you loyal Democrats
•iala Damneeat tkaf (I wraa
ThroughDescription To Enter Program; alprobably
til about July Id before return
alfetton custom of covering1
Florida, shall be In power,
ing them to Atlanta, th# original
Given By Victims Letters Are Written the county perionally to check 1of
through your Democratic repre
mailing point.
on the activities of hla Deputies. sentation.
After th* registration paper
County off lean today held Walc . R. Dawson, Saminole County Chief Deputy Eatridge and Dep “But wait a moment. Dr. Town
Candidate Is backed laaves
OCAI.A, June 20.—(JH—Chatp
Sanford, a veteran will ’>* tar Johnson, a negro, -nd booked farm agant. today waa preparing uty R. J. Hickson will work send la declaring ‘open warfare*
'Ronaevslt,
headqusrtsre for ao*»to obtain hla bonus bonds him on ebarga of passing forged individual latUr* ta 3anf<i-d and from tha sheriffs office.
“By Townsend Plan required
upon our Administration. Ho la I
from Atlanta or Woahlngton.
Because of past poll records, declaring ‘open warfare* upon oar stnirtlon operation* on th* |14S^ )
<hccka,
according
to
a
report
neighboring
farmer*
uxlng
jnat
Members, O th e r * Persona cashing bond* surren mad* this morning O. R. Balrldgv, thay file agrlcultur* work ahaaU county offlcari are anticipating party. W hat of hla adherents who ooo.ooo Florid* *hlo canal prajact,
whleh Congtoaa has refused ,6*
dered th* eartiflcata* here, and
stand by hla slda and loudly pro keep going with now foods, M jf
a qulot election Tuesday.
chief deputy, R. J. Hickson mads Immediately,
WASHINGTON, A n#
(AP) they srare mailed to Tnmp# where
Tha ticket for tho balloting la test thalr advocacy of hla cam s7 bacomo a deaertad vlllsg* nsw .
th*
arroat
.
,
.
.
*
Pointing
out
that
th*
operatycanry. checks wore written to
.th a t John- tton hrrolva- no - abUgaUon vr considerably amailer than t h e d imi Are they not, them selvas, by this
Army engtnear* said tB lf b a d
t t r t B s r ^ ’s r ’uu1^ Individual veterans. • , " *
son ?od been
_ ih s bogus th* farm t « part, h* atrvased used on Juno 2, a fact whichi action, taking a Ilka atand against received no new order* from Wash
jtrol* bOT. 11a outcome appeared self M non-partisan, announced
the
President,
against
our
party?
should
facilitate
a
much
quick
checks for ibout two months, or
ington bat expected to redact tbs
uncertain. Th* IToua# saamad wall Friday ha will run for president
er vote counting operation than “To be specific, la not my op- force* a t th* camp to a BksMMI
th* Um# ho hod bean residing
fat eba^a for adjournment
of th* United SUlsa as candi
i
ponent,
who
has
declared
himself
waa experienced nearly three
■Uff.
her* after moving from Orlando.
! Congressional action was corn date of a new political group to
In with Town-end, also declaring
Chief Deputy EHrldg# Mid
All funds so far allocated to tho
'plated on legislation to enlarge] bo known as th* union party.
>war upon our rarty and upon yoar
Johnson had passed sight or ten
w*terw»y-4«,400,000 In alt-hay*
tha American Merchant through
Tho a m Chart** O’Brian of
, Administration?
spent or contracted for aad
checks ranging In amounts from
direct govarnmant subsidy. Th# Boston will bo tha viea-pretiden, “What would happen should ho been
ya to |23.
■ B auta’i accaptane* of a minor ttal candidate on tho ticket.
go to Congress, as of course ha moat of tha contrecU srill ba s s m
9House amendment arat th* mansOfficer* had bean on th# ne
, won’t, and a Democratic president pitted before tba and af July. •
CITY NEWS BRIEFS gro's
Tb* etna) labor company M a g i
J u re to lha Whit* H oum for Preotrail for some time snd
, la alacted, aa of courae he will be?
; tdant Rooaeralt’o signature. TTsum
nanbed him Friday la Midway
.ICould a man who fought th# Ad along the right-of-way itartod (Do• approval of outright nhlp costJust after ha had attempted to
’ ministration through hla atand with mant'.lng Friday. Moat of tha trorita
struction and tb* oparation rabpass another forged check.
Dr. Townaend. hope to achieve men ware laid off aad mOy Mlvaga trews will ba maintained.
*MIm earlier In th* day removed
Authorities Mid Johnson waa
All field work of tha rarray aad
a threat of Senate filibuster
run to earth after officers 1 bad
geological ■actions area stepped
tq fore* such action.
trailed klm through hla string of
I Friday. Most of th* man employed
Along with th# thin subsidy
chocks, and Hid formed an a|.
Iby thoo* divisions wore laid off,
MU th* Senate sank to th* Whit*
most perfect picture of tha forger
1 IJraL Col. Brehon B. SomcmIL
Houm a treasury and paatoffies
through description* glvwn by
i chief of tho engineers on tho HXtj
laimronriatlon MO which carriod
victim*.
project, returned from WashiagiaCI
IM.7'0,000 for eon t i n Ing th*
Thursday but left Friday for Wil
Deputy Eatrldg* reported that
present ocean mall aontract ays
mington, Do). H* la expected hock
savtral charge* will b* lodged
D- Thrball, 76. died
, tem If th* subsidy system wore
next week.
against Johnson, probably on*
Friday afternoon a t hla boms, 317
,not anaetad. I t contained approPark Avsnus. after aa UIm m of
priatlons totaling I3VM20A72.
RTARKE, June
(F)—Sag•avoral woaka.
reaanUtlv* R. A. Groan strived
Funaral aarrlcas will b* held
National Farm Head
bom* from Washington Friday aad
Monday a | 0:00 A. M. from th*
assarted th* eroaa Florida —ai l
Inspects
Local Area
Erickson Funeral Homs and la* .
a ___
will b* eomplstad.
tar a t the All Souls' Catkolfe
"Th* canal U not defeated,"
J . A. Link*, of th* national a s .
Church where * requiem m ast will
Green sold. “W# will complete M.
b*
mid.
Iatarmcnt
Is
to
b*
In
tho
City Receives Little
p*r ^ Mr ^
c h -rra o f
Th# river* and harbor* commhtea,
Catholic Cemetery here,
of which I am a mombar, srill ate
Response To Appeal
— ------— Mr. TsibaU waa born In EHt‘ on tb# m atter aarly ia th* aoxt
to Inspect th* Mt-op of tb# Santiabathtewn, K y , In August, 1880.
T
o
Vaccinate
Dogs
HaganFindsPetteway
session of CongToaa. W* U m th#
nol* County AfltouHur* Associa
II* married Mlae Sallla Mils*, of
. votes to pass the lagialatiM ia
tion and the local Farmers' MarBard*towi, K y. in 1681. She pre„
.
-—
v
L
Strong
On
Eaat
Coast
kit
, tha regular manner."
esadsd blm la death by 22 year*.
rereirod to aa appeal by city ofi. p nt_ _
- ‘ . . . . - Surviving Mr. Tarball are two
Mr. Link# oxprmtid hlmsalf well
Flraaad with tho *V«*tion of both
daughter*, M m Joaaphln* Tarball
brine thalr
K i pats
S W
r WHall i„g
fr0mthaMUml
wk*r*An-FI«rida
h*
attindwrgnnlMUons. Areonspanyixg him
bring
to th*a City
Msthodist
r « L of Sanford aad Mrs. William BosKiwanlans To Attenid
(tana r. f . Wmiama, atete raparsldy aad three grandchildren of
iL
?***
-i-!riS4.n
i
i
a
s
s
Meet In Washlngtoa
Jntendant of vyretiwml agriculture
Cocoa: a titter, Mrs. Georg* Ovorand 1:36 P. M.I high V:ll A. M. a .T w ?
S2L
P
sll
of
LaolrriD*,
Ky.
aad 10:09 P. M. Boa riaos at
Threa Sanfordltea, dotegstea la
A i is U y t t t Sanford for th*
6iM A. M. and ret* nt 7:31 P. ram to dof** although they must Miami ha took occasion to test
th* Klwanla national siaisattea
pas!
20
y**n,
Mr.
Tarball
has
M. Moon rite* a t 6:36 A. M.
In Washington, ware *thedated to
1125*1^
h*t0 n rteeinttha Mt <h* sentiment la that aaettoa with served the d ty aa tax assessor and
aad eats at I d 4 P . M.
tear* this afternoon for J u b i ra
collector. Frertonaly ha bad Uv*d
Absentee B a n o to
wills whore thay will h**rd 6 w a
in Trey, K Y»
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J
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r
a
s
i
r
s
Fish, Samlnol* County,
ste! train of itprearatetivm ftren
Are Held By Judge thlaBonw**k
other Florida Khreate stab*.
Mod short ware radio
Thos* going from U te city M*
to talk to hla broUrer, Judg*
Italic* Chief Roy WBUama Mid
" Z J Z J C Z J * * Police Jail Tampa
Bart Fl»h, appointed by President there had bean tinny report* re- C#“ t > y * ” b ,t“ U*1
Escaped Convict Of W. B. Zachary, HratearaHWte
Negro
For
Larceny
af thla Klwanla dteteictand
iM ssvalt m United Btetea minis reived a t haadqoartere o f dogv
' Florida* Is Canghf srnor
a
dcUgata
* t la»«*l M. J- P * y
ter to E gypt Ban w*a to Orlando whoa* action* ltd to tim belief
Jtaste La* Pewter,
negro,
that thay might h*
*
white hi* brothar waa tg Cairo.
ATLANTA, Jan* t f c - f P ) - wonted by th* Tempo police on TALLAnASSEE,' Jana I M P ) fsldsr aad f r e a k Lamm*, doteS*vvnt»«n-montha-old Josh Bom , chorgo* of m a d lartrry, ore* —The S tate Prison Buraaa re gate* of th* Iom I tio ti M *. U » a t piny In hi* yard, wore red th* hold hare t a f i r by th* city after ported a man Identified u RUay ■on aad Mr*. Dlngf*ld*r atea aW
'
v
usual process yMterday and bit having U m am ot od by Chief af Herndon, escaped Ufa termer, wan mak* ti»* Jownoy.
a snaka. I t w m U eight-Inch PoHc* Boy WlDiaou aad L t Shaf
non-polsonooa on*.
fer.
LOCALWEA'
b* oaad In 1V73 to buOd a Masonic
Fowler ia (aid to havo stolen a
bom* for th* Toted* n rw . Otta
quantity af olatitigg, moat of which
*rte t Ion
was recovered. B * will b* returned
to Tampa late today or romatlma
Sunday, taoording to th* officers.
•y ^
^^
c W a s h i n g t o n , J u m 20.
B -w (A P )— P re a k le n t R ooM velt
" t o d a y algried th e Robinson*
P a tm a n c h a in s to r e bill in
te n d e d t o p ro te c t independ• e n t m e rc h an t* from , p rice
a d v a n ta g e s
allow ed
la rg e
com oetlto n i.
T h e m e a su re tig h te n s a n ti
t r u s t la w s to p re v e n t u n fa ir
price dteerlmlnatlona throneh allo n a c M of fak* discounts and
rebates for oorvieM not actually
perforated.
Rasing toward. fdJpapm ant
New Third Party
Propose! Lem ke
For White House
C ounty Officers Work Sheets Are
A rrest Negro On Asked By County
Forgery C h a rg e s Farm Department
Matthew T a r bell
Dies After Illness
Of Several Weeks
6 p o d t l o n -------- because
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8 A F F O R D , F L O R ID Ad S A T U R D A Y , J U N E SO, 1034
Congress Decides To
Offer Subsidies To
Merchant Marine
1
« “ • loT «-• Be^ubWaa* tampalga were dtecuaaod b , Cfrr.l
on the Boa locks.
Undo*: (left), p i il'm lfil,n o m in ee; John Hamilton (center), BiKnox attacked corruption in ti*o*l khatiman, nad CoL Frank Knox (right), nominee for.the vteolocol polities nad won, answer- presidency, a t the ronfertoer of new party leedera fat Topeka, Km .
lag with hla fists orbra protest* (AP Photo)
;
wars backed with • knlvei and
*
•
.
rune. Ha chsllengsd the compet- Jor and w*s commissioned lieu- publisher and industrialist, lit
big paper In a race for bool- tenant colonel la Urn re a m s baying a eoatrollng InUrest la
neae and forced i t Id m D otrt to
eytltlerT.
t the paper, but EUii left active
hl” l* Returning u. direct ble Men- management to Knox.
•
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
’Mv-iP)
Commitn con
g - for a
■ of tha
�>•
•c
A
p a rtic u la r g ro u
Hm
U to pbviouily
rtcognl:
sat degree of __
grower. He b a
u.
'S |u
M a citrus J
Hid who b ;
lul s tu d e n t o f public
ougfcly cortvemAt with the need# of {U r great newly
tod district of Central 'Florida.
r
■ ,
Further .than that, Mr. SCMd wfl g n io W ashington
ttH; go^)d wishes and
Itr pQwer. He U not «
s Aa •<t*' .i iI f fillz _
M
b fighting the present
■hrrnliclf m to’aiiy third ‘party mqvement which could not
hope to have any Influence with Wyal'fbfBfterati, or any
ata&dMr with senalbia Republican*. when Mr. Steed goes
to Washington, he will not be'a Man without'a party.
bpwn^ tor ^important
fe t
fn“thi
for a representative to spend in tne
good' gtwees of tht Administration. r t e aiJP|rrokHint Was
bore .than three blJUcih dollars at hit cMnfspd which wM
w <ilatrfbuted throughout the epiiniyy foyvfulous puh*b
worHs projects.doling the coming yeay., We oo pot mean
K rwip* /«
tvs ®0 her
r f * w aj Of,
the n a d . la
hwtHbhei
i t V bonator LofUn may
r Wn f tr ra-alsetlon to
leo to Which he w n ap.
V OiV. ShoIWT *
ha pirofemd . thorn rbaaTsd l» end. g ir o m lllai w
trip * lent.* stuffed with bat-1 proochful look that a
tg o d ofumbf or broUod ' o ad .
N ’t
>Hno< S* tnaat ii
. w jti* .
AkfcHrt-Hto.W I
1
fHonopeUaJor
‘V ii OraaefbU*
uuvltla H m « .
was when pagldt a man's
g|O lM ,.fnouch to **l f\U
»t oo»wkr» Mina of our
W» nr, Ooatrota ar* of.
I* * u 4
'und Wltl hot prevent the
e that a man of Mr. SteedVtgAe who ip W
Ifntlows |n what he Isi teQuig th e .y o w iij
i the good graces, of tlje present /dmlnlati
__________ .1 whole lot more, toward getting, for tha <
folks what they Want than one who la untried, Inox]
.H»n*|r.«P » uh
Po»l«cal pro
•;AW .$* i f e 'thoroughly confident.{hat “ni,W .'*U
*"
I ht olwSjn ' ttilin g
w ,f c S S ^ T ^ ^ W
iii
« ^ £ s a i“
HeftdriAs stimda pledged
to serve honestly and’falth’fully Malj tfie 'jw ^ e df tha
Dan
iftfth'^iWaDfUWct."
f o Wnh rttndfW.
, ^ o W j w V s d i t tM InWr.
H U TOP MAN ON TIW
3j i n a
C O N tlR K S S IO N A L ' BA L L O T
Bothsmly, boroUiy D srff o?
U ttt, rraaeso Q o n u itt, Vin
"trew 'rdaiwot JUtT*
t~. W w Hand, Ellsriy* 8taf.
bid, ftm n^ CHo™^ Mai
Thrasher, oad a W. Bprncr, ,td-
Important Quefttloh*
n,,fsllow who finds I
S IsUarr'Uakol. Nofcod:
00 about the thousand
i A ,itidVtt(fiaae£t'i&f
The Tampa Tribune wV4|”(q
.IwW i&U.weeJt
preparing a scries of queaUarai on Important matters per^
talnlrtg to the inventor's office In ihl* state., Tha dttffr. sousty l« the atsts tfons appealed to ua ’ga pre-eminently f ib and; pertinent
be da the V t r t n« it Tum rht to. be Uw first to ytt. Its And' pcruJnlhg to Ijjaueg on which the p e ip le should* be
toon ud. *11 jrou are am«ni| thoroughly advised beforu casting their votes. ’
1,'rou. aba prbtty riirt to. bo
t'1~ f
i^t of gueetlofta Whkjt were jjuh*
led of ha«taf’« "M l vota.1* milted to Uie two.cai
W S fu S jfc ftS
T h en in f u r t h e r
you r e f u te to g ra n t |
to f* t Ihcnisrlrsa a' rontLl*
• biK ussla, odd thoha a n
In ta li' counter who would
on (ha ons **■*• fot, wo
Credible evidence of a mlbcan
raa'tct, wo bellfivp dn\6et 0
"Will, you roqulrs grotto* so
eommlssiona, notably the Ra
Srtmlaed 'any Jobe In state
tate RoAd Department? ,W
nrcnllqW lpnaw
ministration qf the atgb gir
whatever to do with leglth
“ •fy/. gubernatorial ‘ (^rkWal
morrow for tha ramaoV. T1
•fin e a mouth wteVMra- f
rap's taothor fa WaoUMtai
d U j n t t t a they
ttaaati.
A lH m i a t n y Syana oad
loft last gatertay for. I
S otab.w tara they win sale
a booth or m aajbyfag tBo
from tha old n aaa.
eomml^lona.
impt|y
rQ grant pardons or
greater economy h
dally the Racing (
With rnpict Co .n(aU > Jt
way further stataa, "Sudl Mn
acting on tha Pahlon Board b
NMlU I
1!
VAs*"W**-^/ r*N
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m m am
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I S * SANFORD, HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
THEY TASTE ROMANCE
GENEVA
Calendar
Rt - HOSIaAT
i T reth Beakam Class of the
Mathi flat Church will ham
g u la r bus lease and social
m a S:M P. hL at the
M annex with Mrs. D. C.
lit,’ Mrs. II. H. Chappell,
B. K. Bqalrea. Mrs. O. A.
gd. and Mrs. Bessie Uotchl-
Garden Club Circle
Closes Year’s Work
Personals
Cm tral Circle a t tha Garden
O ob ef Sanford doeed Ua year's
w t with a picnic luncheon Fri
day at Dayton. Beach. Other mambarn ef tha Garden Chah w en al
so In attendance.
luncheon was a n te d In a paeilloa on tha beach after whlth
R- 0 . Meriwether presided
next year warn tha mm ns
Uni vanity.
Mrs. H. M. Papwerth new p m .
« e o t r f tha dab, stated that bar
aim for next year Is to make meet
ing* hahtfUl and Instructive as
VaR aa enjoyable. Suggestions
?**** ^ riher members and
Hr*. K. Ox Rinehart's idea was to
famish each member with a card
on which to Ibt her needs In the
way af ahrwba and flowers. Other
carda would show what members
Hava to gfaa away.
Mrn, B a rry IL Heeren stated
th a t next year's slogan far tha
Dtrt Gardeners Circle Is, "Mora
Birds and Mors Flowers." A prise
wCl ha offered to the boy who
the St. John* River.
| The Harold Jackson home on
The Geneva Garden Hub met South Dixie ha* been bought by
Friday aftornoon at the home a f WO ism GIIll.pl* of Winter l*ark.
Mrs. O. R. Mathieus.
s. 1Mr Jaek«on »nd family have
Mr. and Mrs. I". II. Dooley and bought the Walker house, up the
daughter, Rlcnnor. leave Friday highway where Ihey will make
morning f t f Msrieita. (I>, where their home after exten.lva alter,
they srlU be Joined hy Mr. ami at Ion, are made.
J*™- y * - L,w8! ilt ar" ‘ Mr
,n J
Thr ■»•"*« h*!l ln
center of
M n. R. 8. Ball on a tour of tho town, kmvrn M thr* Idle Hour,
western atatoa.
, ha* b,-*n Ira.ed from Hobble Joe
Mlaa H ltha Campbell of H ast- | | unt by Grant Saunders of Win
Inga la tha g u e st, of Mrs. ti. II. ter Park.
wnen pum a - m
Moes Cleckler
Ved Rev. Louttit
LONGWOOD
moved hla family from Frolllawf]
P»rk to the' Dr. Shannon ploca on]
M .jnolU '^treet.
3
Th. Baptist C harth wtB hero I
Wednesday night meeting*. every |
week now th at tha p aitar la Urine i
in town for tha mmmar.
Daniel Leighton baa a eoatract
for printing In Orlando which will
keep him in tha city daring tha
rammer.
J. Fred Stholflrld haa racantly
had charge of revival oerrlcoa and
tinging at the Baptist Church III
Seminole Heights. Tampa.
Charles Partin and Mrs, Halil*
LaVign* hare bought tha Doll
House neat to their home on War
ren Street, and am having « le » sivo repairs made on their new
pro petty whlth will be rented latar,
1^1*1E. 0. Kellerman. salesman for
V Mrs. W. D. Ballard Is visiting the Wagner Crate M ills' has
her aIstar, M rs. Claude Lave r a n , ---------------------------------- ---------who la IB n her home in Orlando. -------
Scho|ol T ra n sp o rta tio n
Fred MaeMurray and Carole. Lombard ship through a tola of
romance and eemedy—kpewned with mystery—In “Tha princes*
Oomea Aeroaa," opening Sunday a t Ih l Hits Theatre. Tha ee-stan
of "Hands A m u the Table" meat and fell In love aboarl a tmnsAUantle Uner. Fred sing* hU first retarded ,ong In the ptetut*.
NOTICE
AT TEN O'CLOCK ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
JULY Hlh, THE HOARD HE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
WILL RECEIVE BIDS AT THE COURT HOUSE,
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FOR THE TRANSPORTA
TION OF PUPILS. ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT WILL
UK REQUIRED. BID FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED
FROM THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT IN THE
COURT HOUSE. SANFORD, FLORIDA, ALL BIDS
MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR CF.RTIFIFO CHECK IN TIIF. Stlh|_ OF 125.00.
leadership of these d e sse s
Bible Registration | tha
aaanres parent and thi’d the t e*l
Is Held A t Church revalts fur the time spent In the
mad Monday afternoon. A t the ttoee of the meeting thal Bra. Dan Cameron, who haa
development uf Christian charac
• t.H r iy Trinity Church group visited the Tropical Gar- been visiting her parents, Mr. and
By MRS. W. P_ WATSON
ter, bringing out tha Joy of a
f a ta taneh.
dona at Ormond and then enjoyed Mr*. W. II. Britt, for tha past few
. General Director
ladder area
graduated a ewtm. Those attending w en: months, lift Friday for Mobile,
Reglrtratlon for "The Vacation "fruitful life" and one that beth from Wealeymn Col- M n. B. O. Meriwether, Mrs. O. I Ala., where aha willmake
bar Summer Bible Rrhonl" was held speaks the “sharing of life.” that
their future living will radiate Into
sen. Go. with an A. B. E. Rollins, Mrs. Francis
B.
Bot*.
horns.
Friday morning Bt th* First Baptist a high type of cltlienahip.
ad Was prominent in Mrs. 0 . 8. Selma*. Mrs. H. M. I
-------Church.
W. urge the support of pari gad other eampu. sc- Papworth, Mrs. A. T. White, Mrs.1 Jack Rnaaall left Monday for
Thera wars only three registra enta In this coarse of "spending
t tha colkgOL She wma S. a Shhtholser, Mrs. 3. 0. Patter- Dry Tortogaa Island to spend three
tions
for
th#
Beginners'
Group,
i meat Intellectual mem- ana. Mr*. A. D. LoveJoy, Mrs. Ira months colfectiag maria* specita graduating class. She Southward, Mrs O. L Louth*, Mrs. men* for th* University of Flort- agsa four to aix years, and there
that department will not
T of M rs W H. Arnold 3. T. Newby, M rs Harry H. da and Kelllna University of Mkh- for*
function.
,
Storm Gains Force
Palm Bench, whom aha Heervn, Mr*. E, H.' L*ney.M r s ,Igto i » a r y - - - v w ; W, wos-wv.
3
fa r
idling, and Mrs. Edafn B. C. Blekeraon. Mrs. E.
D!
^ -?2
.
In Gulf Of Mexico
*f MaeoeC C s
hart, and Mis, Irene ITIntoa,
XD* M ary' Elisabeth Putealon . shw nrtaeary-Oeparemeei.-sched
attlt lived ln BoffaV iand____________ ___ _____
'will arriru Monday from Boston, uled to be held at tha First MethN. T. tha greater part CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Maas, to visit bar parents. Dr.' odist Church snnei and 22 reglafa and finished high
-------tend Mrs. Samuel Pulesion. Rasa' trmtlona for tha Junior Departmant to b* bald at th* Episcopal
l th* former dty. n e
"I* the Universe, Including Man, Court
Parish House.
the U n lw rity of Bar- EVolved by Atomk F orest " l a the'
-------These claaaae-arin open promptly section of th* Gulf af Mexico was
year and then ■t’vliod subject of tha Ivsaon-sermon In alii Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Field have
■t Collage In Geneva. N. Church#* of C hrist Scientist. Jan* returned from F t ' laoderd*’* a t 0:00 A. M. Monday morning and . Inc reusing In Intensity. The bur ho was graduated with 31.
| where Mrs. Field onderwvat an puptla are asked to be In thalr . roan said the storm wai cent rallied
(about 225 to 250 mllei vast southdogma and era* a memThe Golden Text la from Pro*-operation recently. She la fmnrov- places hy 8:50 A. Ml
Thera will be registrations ae- **et of Brownsville, Texas,
>tl (Mtm Kappa, At Ho- ,rb * 8:19. T h e Lord by wisdom Ing a t her home on Silver Lake.
copied at the Baptist Church MonIt was moving between northwma prasiilent of
the hath founded Ihe earth; by under— —
a . - * member of (he "landing hath h* established th*
Mr..and Mr*. Heysrard Walker day morning from 8:90 A. M. to
t - m a » t w .. or! It. In h*«TMI«."
. and dsUghUr. Betty. h«V# gOO* 10:30 A. M. for th* Primary "and
Junior Departments. Classes will fa* northwest gulf,
be held each school-day morning ^ P eo p le In ramota placet on th*
from 9:00 A. M to 11:30 A. M- coastal Islands south of Galveston
I t la hoped many more patents were warned to each eaflr 'oca11ring within th* radios af these tlona. Th* advisory Indicated th#
rlatata will hat* thalr beys and disturbance would strike the TexgM* aarett
ad mainland »a*t of Brownsville
The program* era splendid and U It bald to It* present court*.
MESSENGER UOIIIIF.D
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
T. W. LAWTON, Superintendent.
MIS QQXSTRlJCnVE PLATFORM INQLUDE&—
\**i .-rrrki*'
8
a*
R sltlgh P el rewey
To The Voters Of Seminole County
- - To-Night «• A n o th e r T h rillin g
H O P ALONG C A SSID Y
A S re n ta n
all. from tha
Infinity."
TO GIVE FIBH FRT
hars been visiting Mrs. W. B.
It was announced todsy that ih#
for tha p u t few days,
ladle* af the CoagrogaUonal
'
Church will tpcaaer a flah fay Tfe R*v. aad Mrs. Milton ftoekThuraday. June 28, a t 8:10 P.
(n >Bd tw« daughtan end Mrs.
a t Evaaadal* Park. TWketa may tinian SacheU have gone to W**t
be purchased from Chrialiaa Be-j pft]m
where Dr. (Hck.lt
daavar aemahen *r a t 1701 I t o * ] ^
thtTW.
jfoly TrinKy
n lU Ararraa. Th* pubUe U to rited , o ^ h (hiring th* ahaane* ef th*
U attond.__________ _____
IRgv. H. Irving Lewttlt
hi a
candidate
for re-election
to the
COUNTY
COMMISSION
There era, we- balU-va, many rvason* why Charlrs
Dunn should h* our Cumuli..loner far another twj
p a r period and wo ahall attempt to |wint out a
sww few of th em
1. !I« ham boon a etkwmful bwfntsx nun In 8m *
bu b Conntjr for ih* past Iwaaly-tbrrc years. An
laveedigalkw of hla buxinfu record n InvUad.
TWa Invitation M at, of tonne, Include hla credit
taxpayer In our County.
Court Htunpwaoftld will penve that ho lo a prop
erty owner aad that hla property la taxable In
Hewlnob County
affaire that call
apon the part at
pond upon thalr
tho Chanty on a
'which wo Intro to niooanro
rendldato-for affko la hla
■ own prlrale bualaeen, '
i privato life Mart
it or tho lack af IL
T here’s A W o r ld f
of Difference
—between performance and promises!
That difference lies in the man himself—and that
is why Petteway leads.
His nearly two decades of faithful public service
—backed by a blameless private life — prove his
fitness for Goverpor.
His refusal to enter the popular type of mud-slinging campaign against personalities — his sound
constructive policies and platform — his avowed
purpose to serve all sections of the state impartially—combine to make him the most logical and
leading candidate in the race.
He is neither tied to nor owned by any individual*
group, faction or bloc in the business or politics of
Florida.
No banking, administration, or "speeial-intereatboys" dictate bis policies. No slot machine money
finances his campaign.
He is controlled only by what is right.
Florida needs a man in the responsible office of
Governor who has vision, courage, conviction and
ability—a man who believes a public office is a
public trust.
Judge Raleigb Petteway is such a man.
'.
PETTEWAY’S PROMISE!
“I do oor w ant to au k * a lot of prom isn to do a lot of
■ thin f t that tan not he don* last to fool poopla lato rating
to r tar. Tha oaa ptomlao f do mat* la that tha poopla cam
�',’'L
uni'j
,
I
I
been,
other liberal* who have
drivtot f n a f tba aid partfea.
r j t k k \ A t m y that la the
feA Tthtaf party movement la tbs
aattoato history," be remarked n
W r o b ed from tba House floor
to bagto mapping hla campaign,
. i f *
aeeerted there was no
doubt In bla mind 'th a t hi* aupporters would etoet‘a majority a t
the nest Congress, tie said hi*
organisation would concentrate on
election' of eoegrenmen "favor
able ‘ to ear cause.
“Oat, rallying, cry I* far-n il
liberal* who cannot longer tutorate tba old, order of thing.," be
L«»Jm revealed that he bad deUg*d hU ded.lon whll# there waa
■till a chance that Senator Berth
would accept the nomination..
"When I heard Borah wouldn’t
take it, my friend* kapt preaalng
» • and aaid I waa the only men
who could make a real race," be
<mJR of tb* federal
tohkh o n . no* g ir t* ' to .p f m U
bcnken.
‘
n
By AURELIUS KIK8EI.
4, Congress «kaU MS«r« a liv
ing aiilia*! » H » fo* *0 t*bor*r* CHICAGO, fro*
capable of working and wflJlng ■cntlally an outdoor men,
Knox la tba rigor**. type
U w k.
^
.
(. Congress iM l M»w» pro very hoebtos promise a tI
• |
duction *nd 4 profit fee famar*. campaign.
#. CORfOM .hall provide “rea “Tba hurricane deck of a lin*>
sonable and decent security for co," saya tbla ex-Rough Rider, to
.
the aged’* who b a n barn “victim- hia favorite vacation epob
Aa a mountain climber h e baa
iMd and exploited by an uajoel
economic system «)ll«b ha* *° driven hla own pack trains over
ecneentrated waaltb In tba hand* range* of half a doten wvtaern
of a few th at It ha* Impoverished itate* and in New England.
H* can tall a boat, ran a launch,
ski, ikata, toboggan, «wim—an d
like* them ail. Re devote* meet of
hia p a y hours, however, to rid*
lag and golf.
In clothaa hia tact* at 43 l*
latlcn of foreign money* and from eonaervaUva. Hla reading interest*
all raw material., and processed range over a wide field.' ha aaye,
good, produced at leas than, a with aconomlca ae applied to p ta a .
living wag*.
ent day prablama first choice Joet
I. Congress .hall provide "ade*
ifuat* and perfaet defanao." "If
Lika kU ronnlng mat* Governor! •
:
r | ’'IT 11
th e n moat be conscription, there leaden, Celonel Knox imokao a
^
rn u * * ■ *
■hall be a conscript Ion of wealth pip*—almost Inceaaantly. They are nomination, wa* in a
a* wall aa a eonscriptloa of man." scattered everywhere In hia hem* be tilked with the 71
0. Coagreas
■hall
eatahllah ind office.
I Hampshire, mention**
In Chicago ha malaUlna . “bach-' ^ 0,1nM. (Ap photo)
elril service for all fadcrml of
.le e . . e a t a ^ e i
f . l t d e . *Le
'
ficer! and potion*.
10. Cengroaa
(ball
reetor*
reprcMntatlre government to, tba
people by "tba ru th lis* eradlee-
Attached to hla formal atato*M»t warn the 11 plank, of the
new onion party’s platform, close*
- ly resembling the "program of
-t Faritor '.fW ftftjflt •meLmT-iiSch
*fcv
Jki.tW U
itf ira
ire::
- r - aoefal Ju.flc*.
They
jhaW try t
1. America ahall have -no for* bar contn
elgn entanglement, either polltto j the tconc
cal, economic, flnahelel or mill; *qPoU**N
tary.
' | U, Con
*. Congreag and Congr*.. along vale pro|
■ball coin 4nd 61.00 th f currency,* through I
and regulate the value of all the atandtog
toeney ami the credit of the Unit, of the r
M S tate, through » eaalrbl bank over the
of ladle,*' — - - w .
etUMiahipanj of the
w n P h c ito G o
-Meetlags that
4*r araalaea »
iaeon la prom
, DltfaraaV*
?sat.
TnSfc|
from hla oae-ttm* political
■ coma* the description of
in Ma friend* tike Wat:
HU KOml to a delightful per-
Although efcfdtoss, Knox to do- philosophy o f ftfe^llghted by aaaoclatlon. with young I T h e moot uaefbl Mb It the hart}
peoplo, Intimate. i*y. A. publisher the meat ouprctoMtotof m f g.nw
at Saolt St*. Marie early In hie In*, the meet worthy, l e t ue atot he
newipaper rise, he it.rted a gym- be geneia*, to each atoaftclty'. and
from aoaflacatlon naalum and club for newaboy. and he onaasunting, uwoetoatattew, Id
m with tha underthe human righu
taka precedent
icial ' right of the UNDERSEA M^EDDflfG. ‘SUCCESSFUL*
Btoto 1
l^ayer
•■"Upon
HOME
CAR RADIOS
BATTERY
RADIOS
( 2, 6 iy tf 32 volta)
BAUER’S RADIO
SERVICE
m w . lat St.
candidate far Congrea*, represent* tha
troa Florida democracy. Ha to aa «dheketrt to tha principles of hto party
Mu) "haa not allied himaeif wfth A
third party advocate. .
RADIOS
Pfcea* I
15. Coagraa ahall reestablish
■mUtiona ao that Qm, yputh et
w'naUofi upaa 'iMripft] college
lend to Wsihlpr
can git fat your diet
of the Administration.
the pro*#** o f perfecting and **tabllihlng themselves In a trade
or profession.
"1 am Imping that tha plat
form which 1 have .ubmfUed! to
my friend* will meet with wtdb
ilniafration.
S T S J tS f J E T a
Urn only platform a.hi*h will em
body the principle* which will
aav* democracy and put a per-
ML MiklMAat*.
2$#?E *
J. F. MeCL:
octuloa tot II ro-
PraaldeaV*
leave
*1V
MY UOOKO0 HAY! B U N MOUtjUU?
�PAGE
BANFORP HERAUfr ^N TO R t). FLOHIPA
FOR KIDNAPING
AWAITING
O im e s F lo r id a ” ! !
*•$J1
alder af T»*
u au * d Ih a *"*
d » r of A .c a t, A. p. |111. h**
»»*
Iliad m u In n r office
ft U * «**•
madi appllratlon or
-_
n*K
|o k* tnuad th*r*nn,fallaw ln B * • ;
•at* in b riM i Ik* »m
>.
acrlb.d property In
.dtWlBol*. l<UI. of Florida,
, ’ > lo i. t*« nonh.rlowa.
of ' Ik* *•'«
Tk* > a H i n » i c*
* M M II| uadar ih* aa Id n tlM W *
MW*ad * n
In Ih*
OKORnie NKKi.r
Unlaaa aald r.rtlfleata ahall
r*«*aaa*il aoowdlni la lav.
pra party d .a r r l w lharata will
•old la Ih* hiahaat klddar at
•uuM-hftU*. donr an (ha float u
dug U Ih* month of July, I
la Ih* tin dtp of Jaiy, I
Uatad Ihla <ia day of doaa. I
O P, HBRNDO
r i .r k nf Cl real I C
nf Kamlnnla County, Floi
i piwaot i the Towriacnd
Mii m I bean cootralM
tlfbh group or organf , Mr. Hcndricka doba would g o to Canmmparrd and unbtwqd."
r
Avtnna
and
Shot’s Tohtght"
l^ g a l
F ln t
r . , Fiendritka launched
which
IjtoQ.M r m o tV ta. piwntaed
f p e n e n o m 00 j t t n old,
explained that whatevor U
etod from , the tg o parcrsnl
would be distributed^ equally
OK-the country’*- a*ed.
ridiculed atatel
Jnt nta,
J.
S,
at natand. director a t The florid* State Exhibit tn
uftlort (Juna m b to Oct. 4tb) reached Clare land
tBtty, b a found watting tn the reception commute*
n , at CterelAod (third from left); and Oaft to right!
Orangn CUy, f l a , director of conrraatona; Lincoln
tegar at Uyt a root Lekta Exposition; and Bp*Arman
Mr b u r end Mayor o f surfUde, O rceter Miami, m ,
onatty tb e flortda Exhibit.
*
t racial trouble*
(W ing nagroaq
P ’..After, they bed bees paid, ek
'*■' Ihodgh be omitted a a . rrpteaotWu
■ aa to how the UmaaiUon would bd
Rtcompllahod.
IN HUSBAND’S DEATH
Tha apenkar expressed himtelf
In favor ef tbe trout ante canal
■eying ha hollered that St ml note
Chanty had'been misled by atat a.
•j ,"*•*>** regarding what denture
t
'—IA a -t'-'-lft P ft»” - J
»
Arthur Oaoeh, tha flirt man ataqdamn.d ta hang under th* Llndbargl
aldnaplng law, la ihswn In th*i death call at Iha Oklahamu alata priata
la MtAltafar. Ha la undar a*inline* ta dia Juna I t far abducting tw.
Ten. (Aaaaclatad Prat* Phato)
McLAUUN Jeweler
l i t PARR AYR,
Bonding
. MkUrials
foe ’umber, roofing
and building matarUla
e f all blade call on na.
Hera you’ll find fhr
moat raeaonabD prleta
and beat, quality and
fka quickest ae—ka.
J A C K i e
8
K T A !
AM COflOltli
eo an A x ickjmo* .
J
(■BAD
T ---1lie t m
c in tiu n r c o u r t o r tb m
m u t b j i h i .-I si. r m r e r r o r
t m b *t a t h o r FLO r i b a in
n o rm. tuwixoia cuiiitt.
IN n i M l 'M I .
MAT DAVia CAHMICK. Plalallff.
ta
u o u ia <). tAllllICK. J i t , Defendant.
CITATION,
T ina BTATK UK PL
L.KWIH .1 CAItMIr
PATr.NT
™*ww*w
rtm unar-1
d is t r ic t
Ung u b y tha ro a rm m m t for
Oma«M auataLnad in the fra lt
fFf rfed-.* The candidal* alao
bid fo< Uie ro te of lira itock
| m * by advocating faderal ypaid ran g e ridara to curb th e
itre w w o rn .
S
U r AI'ldn.M*.
II b«inf .•»•«!• to ip f« ar from a
H*orn bill of compUlnl flUd In
inis «Mbti«* l h |l you ir* n row*
ryahlrnl of th* sTsli of Klortdn
nnrl that jrour ailitrfM la («o I’ll*
• I t O ffh * . PI vision I I I ? , W as It •
In v td n .
P ls tru t
of
Colum bia,
th s r s f o r o (Iksste p ra s in ts a n t«> r«*J
q u lro you lo ba and s p p s n r b**
for* Ih* sbrtv* atjrt*dl C o u rt n t Iha
•o u rth o o a* In Nonford. N«mlnola
“ a , on- M onilar !*»•
C o u aly . F lo rid
I l k day af Ju ly . A. t». t*Sd. oth*
•w
.
—
------- .P** co n ftaao will
* r a la * * deaf**
RHIwv n^voottlonq mada by Mr.
Hvndrlcku are: adequate national
dafcnaU; ahorter libor hour*; roop«ration on local project*; adherehce to the Conitltutlon; t v
tahUahmrnt of a marketing commlaaion for farmari.
|
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. . " ‘O' " • "
M
I
WMm
o cu r/n i
SANLANOC*
pniNou
u>M«wooo
DIRECTORY
k« »ni*r*de njinlnat you.
It Is h a r a t ? «rder*d
*“ *— •* tkftl‘ Ihla
lUhtlahad l> Th* la * .
n- o tlr* b* pc;.;
ford If•ra id , fta
u.hedrtaddM^
ift
ly.
•**• aath w*ak far
•f Niw Barn. H. C , wha bacima a lathar at M
■Hand th* Damoeratlo national eanvanflM In
IMtau rauuat alWht nphaavala on
OB bottom of the ocean, tktrtby
forcing the water to run up ot
dhwn bill and canting high or low
'M " . J h ' „fh im . . . . . . .[ ,l.d
luatt af Senator Bobart R. Raynalda *f fferth, Court on ihla iha llh day of
left) It ahewn congratulating Hugh*a wha te.-tu "''- A. D. li l t .
I,-tha aatond child born to him and h it R f « r c , . tk ,*}• lk.
iviuVt
irthlght oga. (Attoclaltd P rtlt P h o tt)
ny A M. WBBI?*.
'
Dftpnly Cl.ih.
The “halWrWer," a member of
i|kB duck family, Vulldt hla nqat
on lop of the water and ran paddje.it from one thelter to anoth
e r . ' whan molettod.
In North: Carolina’s
Gubernatorial Race
■ M L Raw II RM haaM U lh*
rharwawl Cm. •<-Lwifa, Mr
flAlll.ANIl
W •x-i-ilfl
MfKNCIilt.
—
Debutante Purser
U a 'fttM tlk W t
batitMhwtft
hl"’*vl» to 'd ttlh whlla tkoy'euarWtbw Of• He I# Smith who tried to reviuo Bolton, th e and
■tetaa ware nurrlyd at ■•••amar, Ala* and fonrtriy lived In Atlanta,
On. (A ttoclaltd Praaa Phota)
.fried by ta ttle sh ip i
S r ftttfd
Stopped Battle
to turn ever on Ma back and rnuke
Electric
United 8U tea tnglnrera *arc
■Untying Ocean Speedway a t Dayand take la water the wrong way. tone Beach In an effort to devu*
tom e method to prevent U-u.h
80 man ire reh'jlred in
r operation e f tha huge
itad ateordiaa ta torn. Iha
■ly dtacrlbad lharain will M
o Ih* hlB»«a* kldd*r «l tha
houaa door »« lh» tl»al Men.
n in* manlh af Ja lf, IJJ*.
la iha tlh day of July. JJM
•d Ihla tlh day nf J um*. l i l t
, . O. I*. URItNIiON.
C l,.h af 4'lrtulf Onuri
a t Bamlaol* Caunly. Plaflda.
IHHAL)
Classified Advertisements
■ M te tteiw w.aam. - , ■ ------- ? --------
HAVE TOUR WATCH ropelrod
by o a t who really knows how
Briggu. Juwuter, Mag. Ayo.
SHORTS
_ Sqdden Sarrlee
>a 1
United State, S'«yy ruatoma now
.in gae Tmiulre halUethlpa ta be
named fo r atatea, crultam for
ci%a end d e a tn y tn for fatnoua
No Covert C h a rt* ,
drink and en jo y an
Ing a t leant once
week a t
PAPA HUGHES d e m o c r a t ic g u e s t
r, Hendrick* painted himaalf
---------------
WK ARM PROUD
OF OUR SERVICE
YOUR WATCH MUST RE
ACCURATE
O ffk k l Railway Inspector
NOTICB n p * r Pl.t CATION
t a i n a iD
( I n a l , e a t l a IN I
ICatlraOl* h.r.by (la ta .
MART B. IIAI.I. hnidar ft
Cartltlcatft No. lilt, laauftd I
any a t Aaau.t A L> ill
Hlad aam* In mr offle* ai
mad* appllraiian for a lai
l« ka Inaaad th.r*os. Bald )
eola aathrara* iha fnllowla
ic r f M proparly la Iha Can
•amwinla. n«*i* nf Piurlda.
.!*•( II Palm llammook
IrtIWiani
Plat Booh. I I
It* a III
Tfca 1ftM M* .ni.il
of —.
Iha
- --- —.a
it rotuH ’ from digging the
w H p. to w w .
Free Dancing
In The Club Rtfrfm
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Ylowtra, chUjwnt, yard, water.
R t Z, Sanford Are.
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CfiwIraNIwT O
flertrtftl flmw'I*
26^-bH»«IIaneoiw for Sale.
IN TMB C tS S V ft cetJBT 2 , AWt
F U R ' . ijjtrN O LF. - CWBATV.
r o a lit b«t In LAWNMOW- I
ER VALUES-i-lnytslIgnte Etna
Grata, Blot Ribbon or OyploaA(r
Ctltry CUy Printing
aUnky-Rogvra Hardwarv Co- J ^
tn
Clydo Maey af Ihafkjr, ntted for
hla "tilvor tan gut.* hit Itng tllv tr
half and aa riant! t pleader. M ta* or Wiitpart. «ht haP*o.to «<
af four tandldtlaa Making th* guana rmaatelft Htf"** jj d » f
Oamaaratl* naoiteatteB far iha ,
(A ttoclaltd Praaa M ote)
gaytraorthlp af Nartb Oerellnt In ,t. ii. < . \ ‘l • lartfM -.4 u h «#
th* primaries June J , , (A ttttl■ted Prtt* Photo)
ROTAL "Typewriter. KtooHoot
condition. $15.00. Stlyo Shop.
aour ORB. Samtool* Cream try
Co, SIS K. lit St
.
f o b " QUICK" SAUK
Bad* eompteto, d r to tr t. bufftl,
g at ttovva, loo hoxtt. andiron
tote, chain, bnky bad* and rood
fumlturo
W. lodalog,
Stonge. 4th aad Myrtle.
FOR SALEi f t * Terrier
-to: o a S a r - w t u - i - .
illllabara lOOuaiy. Pterlda.
Tnu ar* haetky ardarad .aad rj-
of dll Im purltlco.
Park d r ; * M
phnna IM
qulrad to ka end a»»*tr u»aa th*
NEHI bottli.hg CO.
DIES IN CRASH
LBESBURGn, June
R. L. Boyta. 45, died' yttterday
when hte automobile
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S t Augustine And
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THE WINNER
n g H itto ry
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Football N oises
Are b r a e d From
.
DATTONA BEACH, J i m W—
Daytona Bt u b ’s Islanders MS
their Florid* flUU Lsapue Usd to
four fall fiB M yesterday oy de
feating the w m id ptocs 8 t Aapuitlns Club, I U L
Jsrk H »r. li-v*«T-«ld HfH. hander, struck oat ala* men ss bo
tamed In his neond victory a m
ths Saint*. Ho, ( it s «p 10 hits.
Including doahlss .h r Olbeon* csd
Flttgrrsld and i trtaU by Zo>
psnlc.
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Butts nd, yoathfnl B t Anrastlss
hurler, v ss ripped for* 14 hits,
fanning three teoi.
.
The lilsnders seared In the see*
ond when DDIInphsm was hit bp
one of BatlsmTs pitches, went la
second on Darts' staple and scored
a slncle by BaUchL
1 M in ster .Arnold
Andersen
•>- r
Ih riey O ften Fk
■Of Convention
Standard Bearer
Race For Sheriff la
Drawing. Interest;
Polls Opjn 8 A. M.
Sanford sad O slnetrl le will
■Hat here Mondsy In s dsoMo
header which In slated to hof tn Bt IttO P. M. er half an
h o ar later than Ute v r al twin
bin tbne. M ini par Bit! Ropers
satd teday. The Lor’uwta will
plow toasorrow In OalaasrOn.
Twday they are pl ylnp Ib P»-
g S rls K * affected by tha constant
bombardment ha was Jrecsltlnp,
- Ionia shuffled wsahly lata a aar
. p a r la tha Itth, Schaellnp followed
' #oa» lap la rlphts and left*. The ,i Germanise Max Bchmellnp, also
i t aceoe theaped U the cantor of the -known as the BlaOrtSdltTf.'TUt
Owene.
.
Hop where M sg^^O T sd^h fh a i
V 5 J i,iC P I% ;.-1 » « ra a elaplee la
four times a t hat. and Andersen
,v They were seffM sat. The daoky
with a homer and'tw o staples la
■j w arrior from Detroit dropped to
flee times op, lad the W «A«»i
while 0 Ikson, w i t h e doable sm
two staples, showed the way far
tha Batata. - . .
.
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tons, off llsrdea I, M assey U
User* *. H. Smith 'i . Slealrt* t.
" '” **0 n e t hy Harden t, aweeaey
I If. Omlth 1. Baslela I. Hits, aft
H**ry t in I | . t (anise* With 1
ran. nff Harden 11 In I liatae*
’ Wlta ■ nine, err »f. Bmlth 4 la »
JJ.
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SLL.™ ’
Clael**ei
K r t w . ' r . r T"^r*rs
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LO m *. I m .
P e p p e r D ecid es Oust Roosevelt
iTo Campaign For! Al S m ith Crii
F le tc h e r's S e a t ToRightWingi
A g a in s t Use Of
Ill-Famed Honsea G as In Cleaning
_____ _
City. Police Diicover Fire Chief” Diflclo*efl
‘Business' Dangers Of U iing
Ovjer Week-End Inflammable Fluid
•
City police o v e r the weok-oad
T. . .
J8 I
-Bmdr, F M sa Says
or ( l r p o u tk a l rvim l a
ly coodemnod pneilet od plviag twa
om
Veralty of Waahiaptem. has already
m ^ r t - selected his startler Itasuo tar ths
I* f n f i With
^
Flint R h e r a Rel
To Cardinal 1
tha two-mils npetrosm touraa ea
■ -— ~
ths Thames. Yale’s Junior rorolty
»
Jm o 1
hm ttap tha Crimson by fear
Rlokv, p c a m l
Isnpths and Harvard wlnntap tha *f the B t I r a k (Xrdtaal
fnahman race hy a lsnpth.
^
om k>ohomora,
to nalmta ptaaa.
ic»
mmiditS’he'
,
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TAMO* awBlDM.
NEW
knto R acers U sing
^ s c ts d ^ u ^ J S
T o o th y T im in g W ire
NSW YORE. Jobs PO^-UTV- a£!r5L£3SAfgl!i!!| ^ S
. tlmtaw devko securets U one.1the Yaakao ■tadtamaa hear tm-
M y opponent to alread y C o an ty A tto m o y
fo r
(polo C o tm ly . U A d d lU o o t o U l q K l b P ^MW
la g to S t alocUd to tko offtep of Comtly PrjM
Attempta to dry ttaaa cloUtlnp
with a* Inflammable hqald M■alia tat more deaths *f Amerteana tab the hoeee than fleas amr
HPikl l a n i l n t death, Mash Glerwland,' Sanford fire thief, (aid to
day.
In briapin* the mailer netror
homo, tho chief pointed to throo
deaths from burnlnp oil hi Jocksonrllle lata last weak.
-Moat people do not realise the
foal dancer when they use In
flammable liquids," ha mid. “They
andante nd that they most so t
ho exposed to soon flames, bat
pro tmswaro th a t often *aplaetons end flies result where
M fire Is near the pan containhW the fluid."
Chief Cleveland pointed not
l i s t liquids each as naphtha,
HMOBbo sad bent Ins—commonly
mad aa eleoalnp fluids'-*!re off
aa bivisible vapor which la
l
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A tto rn e y , w hich In llaolf lo a a /f k ia n t to kM
eolorod. m i
I fhM ’ir iii «
tux New Zealand Teams
I Start Olympic T r t k , ^ * ^ . ^
rS lis n
WjfijklNQTON, Jana »n —
' Jult^lki Ifaltaasl
f ^ S S s A a a s n riS
sci; asA ^a® w 3 'tS g f ^
ippld In on arrival In Oormany hy Jarh yenot L w siO
stjtjt
K a S r a - k u r tt a y halfway around the world
tiff
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row'd eermnd TVntoet
marr. FW da Dwmoi
marrow
fifth dl.Mcta, for
1*2222.5 2 L t 5 / K £ : V e t K in g m an D ies
iaro. Tea rotsraaa an to hopfa I n S chm eling'g Room
tha
'(AP)—JUm ftO tn
runoff primary ralMi
nnd tha .Weather
forecast shtowern foi
dfa*to w r *>t>rnf*e
■tnfo- mrowrfntendent
tMB n r tha
Tho victory p a rt Harvard a mcr-
JS.'w.io’J
f •"* An«astlAe
1 Vmtaike
2 ia u .* -B ft. tiks; c s s K f e -
la p f throe victories to one In the
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DELAND. Joaa M c-^h a Oatatavllle O-rttcn pounded two Dalaad
pitchers hern yesterday d 1****?
fw- IP hit* to wtm A »taw t» « r
fast from the Rods of ^ Ftaridh
Slate Las put, IS to f. Both tiomo
hatter popped eat. endtap tho m l-
of
Continuing Its pallay of tha
asst Tha Sanford Herald wffl
fladi elscMsn pstwrne on a
■"wii In front nf It* office
tomorrow n 'e b t' end tha pahIM
la f-nrdtaltv
Incited
tn a l
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V.I Rrreret Osaaler I. • Clary A W- 1~m\»
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Reno beltwl la, Andrew* Was- £*♦*•** .
by
I. U Smith 1 Berts I. KsrOea. PHtskorfk
l Clary. O rerelrest Two bate hits, New Tera
, • *4 re we. M.m I. Tares base kite
nd M
re>ML H em.res*. t» Smith J j* '* "
w. ». m oles asee, Cassler, Bseririeea. g a ile felekl
r - «—'*r J e —emaeltl*. tleekle play, w reesiye
a p MSItay to Blstref. Left sa bases,
. ..J "
i d •*’ ",»ks II. Sanford II. Base s o .
B°l" CoUins Shows H e
plae^^McNaasaro InttaMitath Can Mix Baseball
~ — IS L K n S fe S J S T ti to strike out two, and tha third And Snort Writing
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Overelreet, Powtll t i
HA1
eh Naliby.
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Is eM of hU oatstaadtap
to ll Wncito o m * f n f w lH
Urlatles.
ribbon of calm watsr on tbo Thomas
t t teak the Detroiter ths artlrs |
TOsWrtsy erentap. It w u
fifth roand to recoror from that « • Crimamita first vlrtory ajar
blow. O i perhaps realised for thelY alo slnro M Sland marked ths
f l n t flow that ha was ftphUnp a Toad of Charlie Whiteside’s sevendetermined ma* who carried a eepl-, m r toarhln* career at H*rrard.
ous quantity of slseplnp powders
After ths r a n . William J. Btap-
iTtntj-fourth
J
Herald To Fam ish
Election
i! that the .
before Us
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G-Men Win
Showers Are F<
i * llhe mtntbeorrrr. They d ll
the barter Was
siphth for s
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Yale Crew Defeat
Snstained B efore
Powerful Red Men
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. Ajl - * 4r-fH,4t.Yl{H
i.T * t
1M a tt Produce Dramat
O f The E ast”,I f
rnber Election Is Won Farms In Britain
oing
Worker Abie To Earn
$5 A Day Through
Co-OpermtiveEffort
t,al ,iiJ .„ - eKft_
TB*t, m o m i, Mils MM i m r m
. Republican enow »»
^
ftl|# r, l u * * ,
4 b u to do wtlfc Un ton- w
Kboed in conrmUon detail*,
uixtent prsssur* mt Um from Um day Um convention ha
BOREHAM, CngUni. June t R wking to tom eastern p a .
WV-Aa high a t |9 a day Is being
r j__ away from tradl-' 8om« * w xurprtoed, for In-,
owned by farm wotfcori opera t•tone*, atlottha^ numbor of oldv
h. _
a_
r t f0rcherished
by a In# a ro-oporaUro a#rlcoltoraI ex
. i La ndon-eon trolled rood a t lo n s periment b a n on ebeut 1.000 u m
to* •* **• “™“ .'
commit too which wrote Um plat- of Essex Is m :
dd well be onUtlod *Tba fonB<
Tho experiment, eglied 'Tordof too JU ot/M U actlo^l ^
My m r w^ fth a t lh.
•on Co-oporatoro," was lam bed
two yean a#« by b aolon loci adIn# Henry Ford, American motorear magnate, ta d S ir P m lral
Perry, th a lm a a of Ford's British
company, to show O a t there la
scope on tho land both for more
men and higher Incomes.
[ Workers are fam e d Into three
_
„
j co-opera tire w rist lea, each runadditional ncpiloil rotes' Tn tlio " h f ■
®«Wrty-threo per•aetj a process quits' contrary to !m,B*Bt,Ir *«ployad men root end
that prorallinn In p a n years,* Iwo,k too land thro«#h tho so
i l moans that the east Is to be'*1*U**’
made a real campaign battle Sir PareIre! Perry, who was dlrround—from now on.
rector of food production for tho
m i.
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British govern mont f dvria# thf
A c o m a g E d w a r d D u k e • » , hat Stated that toe aeea pro'a- feed while the selling and organ*D 1e d
In ___Wnvrrrwja
*b,y *”
h|t b ^ paid sgricut- aatlea work lo left tc experts la
cu
v v a y c r o w to ri, w crktri ,n th# woru.
these fields. The scheme la baht#
WATCROSS, Go., June U IL ^
J g f g g jS
« * • i tod lad by officials concerned with
Thoma. Edward Duke. 41. well
* r Pw,£ bI
? Brltain's unemployment and farm
known conductor for th . A tlanta
w ,r*
U“ prebleau.
Toast Line Rsl.ro.d, re.ld .n t of
—-------------------Tsinpa. died Tuesday night at a L . J I T b
r
t l f l
local hospital, fo'loring . brief ,bout *“ * V ** _ . * •
Illness.
w*«* areraged M W * a week.
Mr. Duke he,I been a conductor .
with tha
for th . last ID rears, w e. * memminimum.wags In the district
boT of the Brotherhood of Railway 0 , *7
Jenkins decided he’d
Trainmen, a Mason, ,„ d . member
' hlrd ' , r ^ ’“T T T 1 T * '
taka the trek alone
. at the Rant 1st r W , k In H I..W *^<l
thought doe tO,a
last ml'ea ef life.
------. -------—
----- . r » on'fl-ycar-oM negro
standard r a t a / U pet taht wVg.appeared yesterday In Judge
he district Atlnissum.
-Sharoft’s o ffice’and applied t ot
Pertlyal Ik Iaka tha expert- a marriage lieeiue. Ills bride gave
town the raise e f new math- her age as 44 a n d V ii named Viola
id la an Important develop- Dennis,
In British agriculture. Tbs
Viols, when naked If she’d ever
Candidate
SHERIFF, SEMmOLECOUNTT
DUB TO MT, EXPERIENCE IN THIS OFFBOE, I BELlEVE THAT. I AM NOW BETTER QUALIFIED TO CON-
THE AFFAIRS. OF THE OFFICE U URE7TLI
PARTIALLY.
*
HOME RADIOS
CAR RADIOS
BATTERY
RADIOS
i*
r 7*
7rg
|
B w i i „ *"t
t
Building permits totaling flbO
were Issued raaterto y aH srr/*^
(2 , 6 And 32 v o lta)
-
i
R A U m ^J5A D L O
, . ~ r 'H O F L TH A T MT CONDUCT IN THE OPFICS DP.
H PHE f f *SMAS BEEN SUCH AS TO MBETT YOUR CON
TINUED CONFIDENCE AND SUPPORT. AND THAT YOU
w
m j. B
nn-KLECT
B E ON NEXT TUESDAY. JU N E ttnd.
WILL
E-EL& T ME
SS&SB&PZ:
(PaM N U M
SERVICE THE T*WN
M r.k •
BEWARE OF WARE HE OPPOSES THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LEGION
READ THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVIT. THE
ORIGINAL IS IN SPENCER’S O F F IC E R INSPECTION BY AN^
AFFIDAVIT OF
& A. ^TIPPENS
STATE OF FLORIDA, :
‘ "
COUNTY OF SEMINOLE:
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day personally appeared E. A . T1PPENS,
who being by me first duly «wom deji»e» and saya that in Januarv,
1936, while the question of the soldier's bonus was being debated in
the House end Senate, R. W . Ware did in tlyie presence of Rube Willis,
Joe Tateman, D. L Duncan and affiant make the statement that the
bonus money was not due unpl I9-4T and for his part he would like to
see the veterans wait until that time to receive said bonus.
(signed) E. A. T1PPENS
Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 11th. day of June,
A. D. 1936,
Judge Ware made no effort v
eVer to prevent the passage of tip
hill. In making the remarks atU
t o W m b y • < R ,A -,H |l |i t a s ," h s w a s
expressing his honest conviction,
viction whkh was shared by the
dent of the United States who
the bilL
!
• . •
■ y ‘-:- i *
: :,.i
* When 6 . W. Spencer w*p “fj
realitrettendtagichool in South
A. F. CoQum
where he ierireiom
d m ta A n b y T re ta b
W H O IS A LEOIONAIRE AND W H O FOUGHT
5 BUDDIES.
STAND BY G. W . SPENCER. ONE OF OUR
T t*i
STANDS
' PORT All
FIGHT FOR
ii g i U
m-
MY'RECORDS HAVE BEEN REGULARLY AUDITED
BY THE STATE AUDITING DEPARTMENT, AND HAVB
BEEN FOUND CORRECT, AND I HAVB BEEN -COMPLI
MENTED ON EACH AUDIT ON THE PROPER AND E fF ICIENT MANNER IN WHICH THE RRCDED0 AND AO*
COUNTS WERE HANDLED. IN ADDITION TO T H fe I
HAVE PERSONALLY EMPLOYED LOCAL Oe WH F IE P PUB
LIC ACCOUNTANTS TO AUDIT MY 8 0 0 X 8 ON TEAKS
WHEN NOT AUDITED BY THE STATE, THEY A tS O COM*
PUMENTED ME ON CORRECTNESS OF A LL RECORDS
AND* ACCOUNTS.
V ‘ , >>p;*
_______________
COC workers ere building' a
Parafle coeet trail oror which It
iffl bo poosiblo t#r Hdo horsrhotk
e r hike MOO rontlnneue mtlee on
high mountain traits from Canada
to Mexico. *
Vote For
B ob D o d so n
aau
•
the affirmative, addin# that she
was directed by CM. U m marrings license cleric assumed Item
tha answer that hag former husband had died,
The groom, toe, had been married before.
_____________________ •
Aaron Takes Bride Building P e rm its
For Company Down
Issued Total $190
life ’s Last Miles
mil definitely to meet both of
M fequoeta. They pressed the
l fa t theta candidate on the
W4 that ho adlltd tho won!
shown by tha character of his
ftgrn support. They undsrtonk
• t h e a platform which would
rKe-tlec
fo
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Program To
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Proposal To Ah
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Arouses Sentii
Against B ald
Gambling
lief Teds
Delegates
Italy Lauds l
F o r Frank Deri
Subsidies
Considered
French CablnetM
Move To Cob
With English
WASHINGTON. Juno 19.
tin—President Roosevelt
V*
Walthall
v-Rl h* v e 83.
outright
—British labor I
dlgnnnt at the Bi
eminent’* dcclata
out sanctions ag
today planned to
Cm atoir for I n k M W i l t make
" t e n " of ticket* red obtain war
rants f n n r m t a of the setters.
Cblof Will lama said he bad rvldOKO u ' t t n r t l boMM which
had operated lot tori#*, and that It
la at tha disposal M enyoo* who
wishes to oaa I t
Tha officer saamsraUd thraa
thlnva whkh moat Jk had baforo
lottsriaa a n taaaahodi (1) pebi t a E P r & J l l ***5 K ^ lty * and
Petteway, Cone Sepn
On Same Platform ;
Queen la Crowned
Klin (W£l). Detroit radio priest,
tnt Roosevelt nor Oovcrnor L ai
It) la ao ae.at C&Kago planning
him are J. B. Kiefer (left), Chi
C an id Smith n p o rts th a t a *’k
UK. CooghUn** and Townsend'
n Italy, where durl
Ethiopian war the ni
Foreign Secretary. A
fo rk reporter* th a t hi# HaUonal Union fo r Social
Indicates its will fo rm a third party. D r..Francis &
al eonrantlon for hi a Old A n R trohing Pensions,
ta r . and Dr. CUntan Winder
(right).
Eastern
!g agraeraont" has b ase mads for political fndon of
m a n was anathema tha
tstlrs pnaa prataad him
“fra n k m * awl limpid da
J b t E m & eahlaal d a d *
*u
New Star Rushes
Into Milky W ay’
C o n ste lla tio n s
Uboritos.
ing tha go
World War pramlar, aal
was going to O an an to a
League. Ha thunderedt
-T h a n la r e tid n g j" *
aa an alternative! T han
International anarchy tha
this la knownl"
JJ
Edan, visibly angered W
position hackling, rylortedt
honorable mambara a rt a t
cheap gibes.’'
Both Edan and Baldwin «
peace may be lent aasd
Astronomers Trek I t
and sseond la tha pohtla apeak- Oooeh waa eontaaead a year ago
Ing conUgt*
I for abdvetipg Texas officers and*
De grass of state plantar wars
bringing thorn lata Oklahoma. One
conferred on Coleman and Jonas.
officer was Injured In a arnffls
J. p> .Stapler and Herbert T h u n - making tha death penalty apptlby w an elected to attend tha cable. P m ld an t Roosevelt yester
state forestry samp in Gahtea- day declined to intercede fo r a
▼llla. Carroll Culpepper had bean second times saying "tha use of
ehoeen as oaa cf the caupla, bat tha axacnttva power to modify tha
aentsam Imposed would ha to
Ulnets forced him to resign.
Jons* was named to tha office render negatory n law ounfulty
of reporter in tha state organisa considered by tha Coagraas and
designed to meat a national need.*
tion.
Accompanying tha youths to
a n ' working, tha grantor
thn convention w on Alex Johntaut to keep tha panes. If 1
so* and Jonh Jonas, Sr., tha litadmitting failure, It has
a 17.SO cash award, and foarth
furnishing transportation.
ha faced."
Labor wO) move tor a
t
Administration. l a
dricka. scoffed a t
daring hlmaatt 1
* n t which, bo a
ta restate. S g S • .
.O a l t a E M l h b a .
Deadline FaUi
Absentee Vot
147 Demand
Woodmen To F ete Guards Shoot 14
Oldest Member In
June 9 Ceremonies Strike In Factory
plana for m a e n tMg the lodge s oldest member with
tta m W o m which would ackaowl.
JgraW * loag affiliation with tho
KENT, Ohio, Juno I I —A t least
. % * « w choaon for tho honor
Pointed ea t tho
• affiliate* here
waa preclpatad
loads of armed
ok tho plekata
f yesterday. A
r the first uoek.
rmat It, we'll lot
Marcus Fagg'Seeks
Home For Youths
Desiring Training
Homoo for 14 homoloea boys
now In tha Children** Homo Boslaty of Flbrida a n needed at
ana*, according to a bulletin re
eel Ted h e n today from Marto*
Final plana fo r tho Bo
F u rr, superintendent
Mr. T i n said ho hopes the Legion eonrantlon ta CKo
youths ton bo ptacod on farms between June IS and July
or In citleo where they will bo bo made by tha Sanford
■Inn tho opportunity of bolng ,of tho organisation tenia
taught ta work at aomo prof**, 7:80 o’clock In the Legion i
tlon through which they may
P. A. Mere, etadrmi n
gain their livelihood.
a
hoys’ committee, today m v
“ This particular group of hoys all
, proapaetlv* ra sp e rs bo l
it not tntom tad much In tehee]," to arrange details of equl
Mr. Fogg said. "They want to gat‘ schedule aad minor item*.
out w h an they can K ara some
Twenty-eix
Baafard
trade.”
have regisUted for tho
A reasonable amount of board Chatm an More cold. To
*IU ho paid by tho ooalaly for mooting la tha last bate
training tho youth*, It waa said. campmauL
Tho boy« in tho preeret group
nagu from 18 ta IT y a m af
ag * according ta Mr. Fact's
Sons Of Legions 1
Lay Plans For C
Last Hites
For Aged
4JII
(Jftf***
K«
1i 1r f lS***1
u g
�■’ l i K
i j g i J fe r tf1
TWICE IN
GENERATION
BE WILL
faith win t e n mf tra c k , with
tha n t t e t M n or-U w gambteg.
Tbn paMk mny m * « • « • * *1
th a t With Raleigh PttteWny «
chfaf exccutire of lha SU U of
Florida, wn do not believe there
weald ’• « by any
ta
Ma Kiwi hi proving W tk W , ¥
Um -ita .tA n .1 uvd honest pubtie,
and u lm tlim b\ pursuit of those
»ho Might try » **«T upon &
| public.
Unglnl id tha
Bit, t h e * ia a c e rta in a m o u n t of in v a lu ab le w
co nnected w ith o u r p a rtic ip a tio n in th e &CBC<
sh o u ld n o t be overlooked. P a rtic u la rly in th e Chi
p ap er* d u r in g th e p a st few w eek s h a s b een fo u n d
lic ity r e g a rd in g th e b aseb all situ a tio n h e r e E ' t e f t r i
T h is Is especially h elp fu l t o th is city o n s M s m t o f t h e ua*
fa v o ra b te p u b lic ity receiv ed s t th e tiro # th e C h a tta n ooga
te a m decided to abandon th is city.
t<
F u r th e r m e re , th e b aseb a ll te a m I't pn a h rte dr ra th e r
■ liable b u sin e ss w hose p ay ro ll helps to ■keep a s t e saiployed
a n d to ad d to th e volum e o f money w h ich la E f t circu
la tin g among- o u r m e rc h a n ts and p ro fe sa io a e l m en .
A
r e c e n t fin a n c ia l s ta te m e n t o f th e S a n f o rd Bfceafcslt Asso
c ia tio n sh o w s t h a t its r e g u la r m o nthly s a la rie s f a r f te pi*yurn am o u n t to b e tte r Digit |l , 7 0 o a m o n th . P kact k a Oy all
.of th iy m onoy is sp en t b y th e p lay ers r ig h t h a s * in S an
fo rd a n d it com es in a t a tim e w hen b o a ia e a a o th e rw ise is
a t its low est ebb.
S a n fo rd h a s alw ays b een co n sid ered a g o o d baseball
tow n, a n d fro m tim e im m em orial baseboH h a d e o a a titu trd
ono o f o u r people’s p rin cip al su m m e r d iv ersio n * . B u t San
fo rd 's p cm n l os a b aseb all w in n er h a a n o t a lw a y s been
th e iK-rt. f f w e a re g oing to h av e a w in n in g te a m , th e lend
in g bu sin ess' mid p ro fessio n al men o f th is c ity m u s t su p
p o r t th o bait te a m w ith t h e i r check s a s well ae w ith (heir
vocal qrgnns. A good b a it te a m will b e w o rth e v e ry cent
it c o s ts th e city .
•M fn M ends, U ut swinging
j |t from time
fhw alty win m ats no break
‘A timely M*«iag*
U
WORLD WAft VETERANS
We ste ll ha glad to cash your k s u i checks free of any coat.
If yea concert rapr bonus Into cash we tnrifs
stake ase ef oor Haaoctel services. You will find a
log, ae Barings Account, safe and convenient for hi
If yea AHnot rtsh year bonus bonds, w* suggest that
yea place them, afeng with your other valuables, hi a Safa
Deposit Boa fod Mfe-keeplng. The roet of this servloe te nooiInai aad yea are relieved ef *0 worry .from fire, lo u oy theft
Haviag w d i a M l
w rib. U this belief.
t f yett cooteSiplala using pert of year fundi fay g trio
or vaeatlee away from home, wo odgreat th a t yea paichaoe
from the hoak “ American Etpress TrSreUrs’ Cheques." which
can be ratify cashed and will protect year meaty against lo u
ae theft.
fa foct. we m a be af assistance la a number af wapa and
I he glad to bet « yea owh* use of our complete ban k W
I treat facilttls*.
1100 Federal Savings And Loan Aasodatkms
A new to ta l o t 1,102 F ed eral S av in g s a n d I n a n Assof ttn tl ie perfect rhythm wRl cintlnnu was re p o rte d to th e F ed eral II m im l a a n Banc
Hoard up to Apr. SO, according to n bulletin fro m the Home
s lwTi{
Mte swinging, Mgh, sosUlncI I,oan Hank Hoard. During April, 2d association.* were
•htk» will net fall,
added to the growing n u m b e r of such In stitu tio n s, which
P E p l« lr E H er on th« wait- a r c privately owned and managed th rift and hom e-loan nswiciatlons, operating under federal su p e rv isio n . The nv
ifip rc c j of- tfiarte. ■ f j p ’k t b a r now a g g re g a te f6 7 .3 5 l.2 6 1 ,
cfo $ A
Atlantic H
ijjjjjprogrwu o f^ h a t'p e rwa ta ll H f r * U strange-
grant upon its opf E m > beneath an abler
ng that the heart can un-
(CaL
Of*** Noll Crowell.
The JiyCaaa
are
continuing
ietr. fight (g ain st the lotteries.
JUf-’r, ” 7"
a---------
,Tna canal Is dead, for the time
d ag , . , , , but It wfl! romu up
E ln E the n a il campaign.
1.
ft
,E o u r se t.h e tho political cam-
maaent tho theory of NBA la hole
to he sqolvilenl I» o dofoaeo of
child labor, sweating, u d tho n pMtatWa of lohey.
No dmhl It wa* trwo th at f *ef
the oopooents of prohibition woe*
the liquor Interest* ta d lha alcoholws and corrupt politic I***
allied with lha tsloeea. And an
.Inuht It I* true today th at giqeag
the opponent* of tho *Ew Heal
ore the hin ts ew* U U rrats, rood,
bed. and iwttffervst, | n i g l u r
comp fol'awteg compoa*d of IE
n social pirates and rwenteca af
labor.
Put thnogh tho r r ysarafo af tha
eighteenth Amendment had wony
a*trrawly emhonaeolng aqpeneH
era, historical npcrW yte vtedlr*t#4 their warning*. They m id that
a alsata ataodtrd of casdori
eon 1,1 n»t he ewfarved la the llnte.
Ony advantage that the H!*rk
tglon haa over tha Ko Kin*
laa, tha|r aheeta don’t get dirty
V v » Candida(»• hail four martlays scheduled for tha runoff cam■palgn, bat after the first one, they
decided It would be better not to
: held in y mors.
K -'i
■— - - w ■— ■■ ■ .
Her* Hho’t i Is the first gov
ernor In the history of this slate
..who erer had the opportunity of
V gaming two United States sen-i
ter*. t i e king-maker p ar iic e l'
That New York rytarlnarisn
ho revived p dag that had been
mlnsta* ought t* oe
|o leak over the leag u e
a.—Ohio s t a te Journal,
o r otnt m m *
TOUR WATC* MV*T W
ACCURATE
ng th o u already being
*ed for Senator Fletcher's
v Cary Hsrdey of O ra Oek
ihn Martin of Jacksonville.
k Florida men. Humor
It th a t Jim Carton of
might be a candidate.
r
OfTMM Bottvey Iw g itE T
M cLAUUNJewtkr
Its PAH AYS.
................ ............—
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
rr,
1
sTr SHI g* i»q i I jmfm
of permanent reeidenta a ad tha
advertteiag wIR he ekUfly done la
, with two uaatarial »saad lroly praalplutad Into
hi af tha Mason's political
m. w# VMrtun to m t that
yaadUatot who wee*
they had TV*trained
itaaea leag enough
H aow Y
HtvROLET
DE/
roaanr N o M l'M * are- |
vigra H e **r rising earn
�Taken A Second Before Lion Bit Bickford
'< ,
f
Mrs. K, A. Newman | f
LafendqriW» BridjeUmciwaa
Person a h
- ~
1 Mra. R. A. Hewman aaleilal—d .
IOBIDAT
la a n n tw of h h i d o with a loath*
1* If. Telford, Jr. Kaa ^oi
Seakera Oar* at the
*»d brtdfe party Tfcartday aft- PatUtka to risk hia aunt,
b t Church w01 bare
C* “ t , a R **>*». * " • month.
.
__
In honor uf lira. S. E. Barrett, a?
_____
r « T o ir
.***£. (*rm: L rV ^ * n‘ ° f “ “ d *L- * J - a t CI»fr White and
8:“ P■*
»*■» «**
Whit, left this week for Ch.
I wtth Mra- D. C. ro an , Teltamaa rasas. u d rad *“
ton,
C ,, «•
to Halt
elelt Mr.
Mr Whita-a
wl
«• >a C
*- H. H. Chappell,:»nd ya.'low ilnniaa w en need to n«dothar“Tar
to th e clh r aa few
few weeks.
week.
Squire., Mra. C. A. \ U n * the party room .
i
“
'
*"■
HutcM- ' f M * t w wee earred hateediatou _
. . r u
,
U n. X
J. Cates, Ui*e
Evelyn
=1
______
,
Alunaaa Bay at tha aanaal
h»wae party a t Daytona Beach of
P* A M » Kappa sorority waa
terdey. Swimming
waa eUbyad and a picnic luncheon
wan oread.
>. Aj*ng thoea going over for tha
day uaiai tha Mlaaha Prances Pair
RlltAr of P art Myvn. It at hi sen
Cmp4 , Mkrgarrt Yrnury, EJeaner
Midterm. Katherine Vernay, and
Urn Bharta. •
VTi r t ■
•!
-il
I
IPity
* *» *•“ •fi-C-R-E-E-N-0
tt U
Play
( o n to lx
>VA T W IL L
H E ItfE T
uA B SO L U T E
0*t*>
Jams* Cataa ratamed
fc’t
S r S f f l T W S set*#*?
from Jacksonville
D. L. Thrasher, Mra. Samuel Pul-'
eatna, ltra. G. D. Bishop, Mra. Walkea W. Wright, Mra. g» 0 . Chase,
f t , sad Mra, J. C Bro«M.
At tha concloaloa of tha bridge
K*h<ea high icora pVita, aporta
handkerchlefa, waa awarded to
Mra. C. D, Bishop white "acreeno"
prim, taro haadkarchlafa, waa gbr.
tn to Mra. James O. Sharon. Mrs.
B arrett was presented with sports
handkarchkf* a* mementoes of tha
occasion.
Mrs. H. W. Tjirnjer
Presides At Meeting
i r 7^ . ~ , 'J W n week with rel»Maa Prances Fair MUteer
M M * la vlaiting Mra. B.
Pbr
At tier home on Magnolia
A1
fo
WUaen Smith, Brack Perkins,
i^htta. BraOey Odham. and
* » • '« * »« Daytona
jrtaach Thursday for tha day.
IP- nod Mrs. I- M. 7>lford and
Ml*. Jfcirtha Telford are planning
to i pend (J*a week-end in Jack
sonville wtth relatives.
Mra. R. W. Turner presided over
the program meeting of the Wom
Mr. and Ifre. ft. J|. Lomvoti and
an’* Missionary Society of the Plri son. Donald Lamann, left today
Methodist Church held thi* we* for Washington, D. C., where they
a t tha church. Mra. Turner waa will visit Mr, Lamaon’a al*tar.
assisted by Mra. B. B. Ratliff who V hi'e m a r Hr. Uinarnn will at
aerrad as leadar.
tend the Initrnational Klwania
Subject for the prorram waa eonvention.
"Christian Social Relations foramiUaa Work." Numbers Included
MUa Ruth Metttnrer of J*ckthe call to worship, a hymn. “1'R •onvllla, president of the >Lat«
Go Whera You (Want Me To Go;" naraea’ association and a *bter of
nraver by M>i W. fl, Thornton;
Myi. W. L Morgah of this city.
Bcrlptum kMW b* M rs T \.m .r; ,,*t ym U rdaf for t o . Angelm to
|and iT*dlt*Uon. "Fitre Am I. front a tUod th t nattoMl
L V l L \ l £ r ,d 0 - t l o *
**r*‘ jvwttion at tha JMIteiayu RoUl.
jdvan after whlth ttTW «B "TM wfl]
8 A g r* » y
nolKtr f&rflttag
T)npgtongChni4y
Adrcntore ■
*9 on tb* Tm ir
-K w t o f Java”
M r T w i u . Pingfcldar
(omorrow for j.^k.on-
^ ,1 . .
A « U T,n*
* • * - ill boerd the
i in^ by
t ^ Mra.
r . iw. sH. Infta<l>
0fffel*» a»ChrtnU
Bogun w w ge i«
C ^ .lr*l»
tUni, <°T
th , Waahj„ ,„ .
Thornton,
• •
■
national Itlaranli eonvention. They
E. Wilson. Mra. P. B. Doaa, and
- v . . . . _ tlt .
Mrs. R. H. Duncan.
M **“T 10 ^
BONDS POSTER
SEES IWKCBOBNT
WA3HIKGT0N, June 10.—CPI
PAJTTONA BEACH, June 19.
—Reprasehtatlrg' Ctnnon, 'Demo
—VP)—Cyd» Marten, ttty attaney.
cratic coovan t km parRhmenlaHan
and Ray Ctoney, eUy recrvgtlon
for tha past IS years, expressed director, were free yaeterday nn
thw haHtf
that
tha n~irrn Jl.M S head inch foUawing their
tin* next waek tn Philadelphia arrest Wadnaaday ea eharga of
would asraa President
•ountlng
ballots
without tha furmaMty 1
wUTa aarvfng a* • lection officials
the first man an honored ilitca In tha Jana t primary.
Grover qavvland In IMS.
- J U N E ? l s t . - f ';
Y«« «M> nuke dbd Yery hsppp U y w
hbp *n Arrow TIE, f l,
j|ed|p^d ^ o o ^ o r s d for
with AROCOOL 8 HI RTS. $2, or plesse
JlJm wlt|» Arrow UNDERWgAH, extrs comfort, sx^ra wenp, extrs »»tji^fBtfpp. V ^ h asocks, and snythlng slst from oqr vtrlod assortment
of i W ytU fwke you popyUr with Psd Sunday piornlng.
J*
I
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K u rd ! A
_
V n fp re
'
o
n
U e m o c
• not even be necessary to take a ' Hotel men
W f e t - t t o U k . |nnd Vlye-Ptwalr
(lent Garner would win by aeela- Ju»t man w
nation.
|be*r"—ben
I hiUJelphla haa the H an up, were expec
1?* 1 a *ni1 hot»1 *P*ce ,n gelling. scarce. otk drink*
F i n x SltT* m n Ir* b«l"« Pu* to * « r t Rumor ta]
‘
'
h* the hotel* and yesterday's worry I* some to
| »*■ where to yet competent bar- blackterry
—----T w o - T h i r d s V o f c M a y temI*re tor the eoneention ru sh .' i* certain.
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M a d e K n ife
To
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PMII.ADEI.riBA. June 10.—fJD
—^Jemocrils arc being driven to
ward a firht between ram ! and
a ftf Voters fur . nnt-nl nf the party
gk their national convention next
weak.
. IS* issue of whether the prestdawHal caa.lldste must obtain IwoJwHb of ihc v.itc* Instead nf a
ximple majority appeared bat
night to be the start nf a battle
Charlei Uick/ord in "East of Java." Playing at tha fUti Satur that may leave scar* lnng after
day.
the Inst delegate has gone homo
.«d gut his badge tn moth ball/.
Early arriving delegates are
chiefly from !he agrarbn south
•ltd west. They are almost unanlmoui In drmsndlng that the tveo.
thirds rule e.trh Ishesl In tha d*ys t
of Andrew Jackson—be retained.
It U their only weapon, they say,
agglaat domination nf the party
KEY WEST.» Juno 19.—
front the big cities nf the east
R.igelki Humes, Monroe county
and north. Onre Dlvte unite*
judge. **• accused yesterday by
again*! n candidate under the pres
ent system, hi* caose is lost be
a grand jury of being the "guid
en1'. e enough vntes can oe nun- 1
ing »pirit" in
ballot tampering
tered to keen him from getting the
conspiracy.
necessary tw thirds.
Throe
indietnirnte
charged
Postmaste1 O n e r'l Farley tpoko
Homo* with (urx-ry, fraud, and
for the popul >u* east when he said
mutital i-m nf nlieenteo
balloth# pefsonully favored the sbolitlon of the two-thirds rule. The
antrus'ed to bim for the Jung J
argument of that faction is that
priraray. lie posted property
the most votes come fronj tho Mg
bend of fl.lXKI. on each of the
I cjtlst ar^L H” 1 O' secjlqn should
indietnumlA.
»
’ "fc " f
* he *noVr<-,l .'j, iyrtt> flip v f f lls r tttr
■majority-. * '
**
tK-slaring ballot* were east
"The rvmoc-atic jE rty,” Yald
even in the name* of the den.l.
one delegate who declined to al
the ginml jury urged "candidate*.
low hit name I , be used, "was or
when* statu* ha* been materially j
ganised by snd for the little fel
aCloeied by lha euunling of th o u )
low, The «nly way the little fel
ballots" to voluntarily decline to
low can Irep the Democratic par
ty It to Wrfp control of It. Mott of
accept "the benefits of tha fraud." |
Two tandlddtaj,
Ralph
11..
the llltl** fellowr it # where I »m
from tlic1 South anil tho West.
Binder In tha sheriffs race, and'
That'-* why wo want to keep the
Clarence Symonctte. seeking n|
tw i-thiiil* r i i*.'1
county rommlasian neat, immedl-l
Fnrloy tr iril tre hn* >k the twrtntely withdrew, after the grand R obtrt Paul Hanna berry (above)
Jury'* Appeal fur “good aporta- Of Chicago, a freshm an a t Williams Ihlnl^ ru!o in tM 2 *t n tim e when
tallage In W llllamaten, Mi m .. was | Pro»hfont Iliut*pvflt'!i TU'ininttlon
msn »hip.”
hat I t death an the campus by
Beth had been carried Into the ewla Jack Somers. J r , a alaaa- »w i* In the hula nee. He ro tre tte d
at*, who Immedlataly cam m ltltd from h it position when the rurel
second primary by the abaantea
votes. Sheriff Karl 0. Thompion lulelda. Authortllaa belltve to m . tfelei»nte« thrm teneil revolt.
The cunmlttee which will lirInst
and County Commle*ion«r II. fra waa deranged by everetudy.
(A taoclatad P ra ts Photo)
thU hi tile to the floor nt the conWarrtn automatl-aily became the
a
venti "in h Ihenitrtl by n chnhliy* rctlpernorraltc nominee*.
firerl m an who hi a h«tcf peraonn!
The eoupty judge wn* apsvivnrnrs with the worklnvt of
LUNt’HBON
PARTY
potnted hx G gm nor 8yi|ja. las^
Ih* two-lhlril* trio. Ho 1* Sena- i
tor (Tark of Missouri, *«n of
.T T i • S P ^ h ' ^ r o i s
« ■ « . . o » w . Champ Clsrk. former speaker of
rgalgned as peace Justice of Key burg, ;i, C who is vi.itlng Ml**
the Itivise.
West’* second district, an office Mirth* Bishop *t her home on
At |he l!l|2 cenvrnthin nt Bal
ha had held 1- year*, to accent. Magnolia A'*nue, was honor timore, Champ Clsrk. a 'calling
Tha nbsentea ballots decided guaal at a luncheon given Wednrs- csndldale for the
nomination,
ona mnleit. hetwaan Incumbent day aftrrnnon by Mis* Jane Hharun ■urged ecross Ihe majority lino
B. C. Papy and T. 9. Caro, for at her home. 918 Magnolia Ave- tilt never could get the necessary
Monroe’* seat In the *tate House nue.
twtvthirds of Ihe votes. Woodrow
of Representative*, and caused I The lunehenn table was centered Wilson was nominated. It was a
runoffs in several race*.
. with a bowl of *ha*ta Enisles and vivid lesion (o Bennett Clark on
Papy overcame a lead of S« *«n (lowera. Those present were; how Ihe will of th« majority can
votes hfld by Caro, after lha
Mlaaea Kathleen t harry, ce thwatted by rules.
It will hi> Ihe nne Mr fight nf
counting nf the regularly cast ^ « r guast, Martha nishnp. Erinballots, to win 1,729 of 1,750 on « * •?>l,r Ml.t*er, Kathleen U m y , the rmv.rntlmi. There Is llllle dis
the combined regular and ab Katherine Vernay, Eleanor Hick tent on Ihe p’atform among early
son, Margaret Vernay, and Jane arrivals. Most of them expect
sentee ballots.
Sharon.
lank* endorsing the nh|ertl*a* nf
Ocmti was defeated, 1,920 to
r Deal legla'ation
with par1.728 by Raymond Lard polling
MAY E fT F It RACE
t'cular emphasis on Rooscvell'a
1,701 vote* of the 2,600 cast
"forgotten man'' theme of 1092,
regularly.
TAIX A IU 8SEE, Juna in.- f/n
resilient Roosevelt's renomlni“Regretting" It waa without —Jusllaa Rivera Buford of the S u tlm 1* assured, of course, and last
power to cancel “the rntlra preme Court said yssterilay he night (here was talk that ll would
counting" of the abeentre votes, would give "very careful consider
the grand Jury ealil It “unheeltat- ation" at tha proper time to prob
Ingly advised” proceeding* be In able candidacy for the United
stituted to accomplish this end. State* Senate from Florida.
rrs— Y—— ------.- . = r =" . .' i- j 1
Grand Jury Points
To Judge In Probe
Of Ballot F r a u d
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End of Weak
S VALUES
x 99" Nation W vlt
Collage Boy Killed )
By Follow Student |
Thoroughly 11 a 11 d far
waihablllty and long wm r
by Uboratories, hotali and
countless American home*.’
Smooth Anlahl Strong *tlvygaal Nhilon Wlda CUM,1
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med with hand
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS
In Our
BIG BONUS SALE!
LAST CHANCE ! ! ! We’Ve sold world's of things at our
fir s t low p rice s. . . and NOW to MAKE you buy* we’ve
made reductions thruout the Btore . . . FINAL Reduc
tions on EVERYTHING. HURRYl
DRESSES
Value, to fCW
I f tw « M t
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FRIDAY, JUNE I1B .1BBI M
THB SANFORD HERALD,
(not la increaaed trade, adding:
I “Coupled as It is with the policy
of national exclusion, of mlairKy,
as thoy cal! ft In 'Europe, It will
estrike a crippling bltwf st our tit{ton exports, notwithstanding the
a d kVa#
---- * InIn tKa
na
D C a p iH
P l n n l r ‘ f,ltct
that t#
It la
Is urged
tho ita
nar.-e
I • a l III I I a i m „f In m u e d trade."
I "In the second place,” he cmn h llr a tl P n ll r i p «
’,lw day the Uml-d Slates
I lllU U a ll r v u c i e s Sets op I government agency in
eharge of se’ectlng which exports
__ a t ___ _ s
i „ | may be bartered from thl- country.
I n a tio n a l 1 r u d e
selecting which imports may
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come In. that rery mpment It
B r e n , T ra n , Jane 19,—OP) starts down the path which. In
tar Daria, retiring farm td- Europe, h is led step ny step to
RECOVERS
Months
W Iw U . H eirs II aa«
areaae
'"mniria cu
Any Floridian* WUl
Figure In Seance*
Of New York Group
MADRID, June
heavy guard was I
p g m it h s '
Mat night aa strike disorders
I oast aad south threatened
S.S4I
ch ain s.
t u t chains «p
sOsscva
f « aAeeaee
n a r,M
!
M <t i
h W t t 'U M
SM S&
foMI
rOuld Throttle In-
caai
ttt.
" . r f s . *vJl
Plninllfi:
E x p erie n ce
Master.
l
Ilea M
W. A. McMULl
If 1200,000 aaw cash will come taw
to tha aoanty at this time from
thin tour?*.
Tha school teachers cf U fal
county received art extra bonus c f
921,000 due to unusual skate ap
propriation.
Lake county leads Florida also
in tha production of grapes end
m and a half dollars mom than 190,000 win coma Into
tho pockets of grape giueers from
thla season’# crop which will start
moving nast week to tha markets
from tho Important vineyards in
tha Mootverda, Clermont, EuiUa,
ended I2JJOO.OOO In thla Fraitlaad Park aad Altoona sactha past year. Thla uni tloija of tha county.
ty,'paid largaty la wagaa
haa been e derided boom
faevaesid tha purchasing
! the dtleenshtp of thU
M ates cf Elria Woodworth, SC
Petersburg; Arthur Myere, Woct
Palm Beech; Frank Cacibicr,
Miami; William EBtott Ham
mond, Seth Clarka, aad Mary R
Kelly of Caaaadaga. Many Flam
Ida ipirfloalista from Camadcga,
where they gather fee the winter
season, am arriving a t LUp
c u u m -y
w w w i.
f f u m v
C not been particularly a
S M n ty , yet something
ian 1,0 0 0 ,winter vIsRort
iJretd thla hill and lake
oT th g stats this winter,
melons era now moving
rat' pad srill bring $ a u r
MlW money Into thla eoon:h has long been famoua
dtvnralfkatlon In agricul|d Is tha fffst county In
In] the production of wa-
FARM, June 19—<AV-Freneh
aptohubj
AaaoctATioN wc
cerparatlaa, to I
peesaant Myths
constable;
th a n h e w an 4 y e a rn ai
H e ah o a M be r e e l e d
(PaM for hr frleadh e g '
W.
A.
M cM ullen)
*N
' Leaders P l a n
W i d e P ro test
••dor J a m Isadora•9 t W t w W
Ilea action against strikers la tha
American Hoeplul.
Rtrana asked po’lca to avacnato
striking assistants, scrubwomen
and other employes. Tha strike was
regarded as endangering U pa
tients, mostly Americans, Cf of
whom are In serious condition. The
requesd was refused on grounds
that police action might "cense
trouble which aright be serious ■
------------i--------- SHOW POWER
MEXICO CITE, June 19,-^A^—
The Confederation of Workers of
Maxlco again demonstrated Its
trip on tha nerve centers af Men
ken Industry yesterday by a half
hour general strike.
’T V SL.a emg'.Wtomt Ctew* Cm )
fensufe when debate la resumed
Tuesday, Clement R. Attic, labor
leader, announced.
Asserting collective, security
has failed, Baldwin saidi “If pos
sible, It shall not fall again * * *
I regard It as of first Importance
that Germany, France, and oarsalves should work for pan re
throughout all Europe aide by
aids."
“We, as traataes of the peopto," ha said, "dtaght to remem
ber If th e n l« a war against this
country nearer than tha Mediter
ranean, they will pay for It aa
tha first night with their lives.
Tha first blow may come from
the air."
"The p art Germany can play
for good or evil In Europe la
Immanss," ha added.
Among those who heard tha
debate was. Ditto Grandl, tha
(tpllaa ambassador.
At ana time conservatives over
flowed tote takorite benches hut
finally withdrew. ‘Eden's speech
was Interrupted for 10 minutes
by. exchange* betwesj taborito*
and eooasnmtlves.
Laboritaa laughed scornfully
when Eden aaid “tM rovernmant
It detoratlnad tha League should
go on."
.
Arthur Greenwood, Inherits, ac
cused tha government of "truthling to a dictator." aad addadt
"In this debate thara haa bean
net a single word of sympathy
for a broken nation, no ward of
condemnation for tho power
which deliberately organised the,
nee of- poison geface la spite of
treaty obligations."
«'•
|
fifty mllea from Buffalo, Now
Toth. Tho camp Is a msecs for
picnickers ’ and thrill seekers, as
wall aa ardent spiritualists, dorlag tha summer months.
“STOP BY AND TAKE HOME AN ICE COLD
WATERMELON TONIGHT." .
'C Utley*Bel# On.
Complete Lina
•
LIQUORS - WINES
► PEACHES lb.
'C Green
ONIONS b«n.
ORANGE JUICE Shelled Peas & Beans
MADRID, Jana 19—<-T)_Pris
on riots sad a new wslkoot of ,a
100,000 start employee In Bar
celona te at Spain's tabor foyer
mounting today.
Civil Oaards were mobilised to
pat down disorders in AlcaU de
Hentres prison near the capital
ae looting and burning broke In
side the wa.lt.
Convicts began disorders to pro
test the confinement of several of
their companions In underground
c«lle for infraction of prison rules.
Barcelona workers marched from
their poets In support of their
demands for higher wages. A gen
eral strike tied up Cedis.
to r* prices."
•
"How yob know, and I know,"
Deris said, fthat competitive ag
ricultural ;products can cume Into
tkiacountry
country only if domestic pri-ei
UlS
jb w ;
Cardui Helps When
Nerves S e e m On
Edge Every Month
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PtO aborF X X X X
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5 pounds
25C
2ponndfl25c 2pounds 19c
IUND LARD
2 pounds
2!
.
ITEMS NOT FOUND IN ANY
ha.
n ix b n i w
Guam ftoita
Comb Honey
Junket, LIv« Pm U Battle Creak foods
•ocCbUbw
RAtUeanaka Meat
n tt (N6UWACCA.HAS
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^ ANN
An open forum dissuasion of
the Works Progrrsx Administra IELCAMPO. T ax, June 19—(Al j
tion will b« broadcast Saturday .—A mob of about S00 persona, |
over a nation-wide rmldo net balked In an attempt to lynrii nine (
work and heard through a pub negroes, gave up the search for Its |
lic address system In the Semi quarry to return hare and burn s
nole* County courthouse between cafe where a while officer w is 1
I F. M. and 4:10 P. M.. accord slain trying to quiet ■ bonus cele
ing to W. S. Earle. WPA di bration.
rector here.
Whereabouts of the negro,« |
George II. Earle, rovemor of was kept secret during the night
Pennsylvania, and Mayor Angelo se they were whisked from Jsil
Rosal of San Francisco have to JaU. The mob stormed Jails st ,
ngreed to ask questions pertain Whsrton and Bay City to find tho ;
ing to tha. operation and activi Intended victims gone.
ties of the WPA. Others will be
s prominent representative of the
cultural arts; a woman worker designed to oORllne the purpose
from a WPA project; an unem of the WPA.
ployed youth; a business man;
J. E. Fos had loaned .his publle
address system equipment for
the court house program, accord
ing to Mr. Earle.
"A policy af national SVvrlns'or
far agricultural products tKat she t
off competitive Imports enllrelv
wou'd not In a normal year rut
down ottr Imports enough to mukr
any material difference In our In
ternational trade balance.
“ That Isn't the trouble.”J ia v ls
continued. *Tne real monn-o t»
our Internationsl trade, nnr rotHarry Hopkins, WPA admtVleton and ether exports, la concealed trator; Aubrey Williams, deputy
behind .that policy advocated-r^- xrtmtoitotee tor wand n M | h tedfej
-tonalMy tor agriculture. A/WvWasm r i f a P W M I a - National -ToSilh
■Imple-adndCd as to believe Ihvt Administration; Corrington GUI.
the principle’ of nalUntl Hrale- rsslstant administrator of WPA
t l ttoa win be adopted for farmrrv 'n charge of finance statistics
only aad that It will be withheld and rtsesrth; Thad Holt, aa-j
from the Industrial groups that istant administrator of WPA
_ want a similar protection extend labor relations; F. C. Harringad to them 7
'/>n. assistant administrator and
“The protected
Indrslri'llste .ihlef engineer of WPA; Mrs.
hope to see the farmers ra'ly t o Ellen 8. Woodward, assistant
- that banner: they are not men idmlnlstrator of WPA in charge
tioned, but Ilka the traveling ailet- if women's projects.
man's everroat. they will Jie In the
Mr. Earle said tha program
expense eccount Just the woie.
“And the nation which adoptthat principle of exclusion, f Uolatlea ef national ^elf-sufflciencv
cannot hope to esnand. or ever
to he'd Ita - agricultural exports
Bach a policy .Is copying presentday
worst; Ir adopted. I t w lircol down
m b Internatlonel trade Just as Ir a painful, ncTvoua fix, suffering
every month, may have seme
KM tons In Turope."
The second policy, Davis said functional troubls which Card*
*
m *1a quoting from tho farm plank. should benefit.
Uoold put tha government lit Ihe
"A t times, I felt Ilka I must
business e f - “disposing of sur scream If a door slammed or
pluses by bargaining far fonlgn Lhera wet an unusual noise,'
markets aelaetlvtly by countries rrrites Mrs. R. A. Odum, ol
both as to exports and Imports." Haines City, Fla. |"I did not
"Again, I aav." Davis continued, feel like doing my house-work,
d
“that Is copying the disastrous ’an daa 1 had other work besides.
European nationalism at lie worst. 1 felt more like lying down. A
It will work o "t I" Amvrle* as It friend of mine asked me to tr,
r. j
haa daps In Eurup*. (q two chan Cardui, w hkh I did, After my
nels, both of them bod. Tbe*c plans
y]
for selected •and reitilrted traf- first bottle, I felt much better.^
«d
continued
-aklng
It
until
^
had
lag art a' dsngerwa ImpurUllon
taker!
sis
or
sevtn
bottles.
By
af European plans of whli’n tlw
nations of Europe are already be- this time I was so much Improved
I vms able to leave It off."
coruing thoroughly skk.",
1 tf nut k e v ftte d
t>v C artat,
>!• I
to th a w a t place, he said, sueh I runsull
a pliysIcUn.—Adr.
a policy would rvsqlt In dvcfeseed,
_
L0UIS HAVU1AMX
MOT
In Lynch Attempt
a.
Paris Police Fail English L a b o r
To Aid Americans
h a s 91JM0JM0 haa oama
fOontT li IV* Um* *t*
ro n n
^
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FAMiy 7U0CCD HU INK) IMlTOffi
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ia.se a . w. aiia p. m. eita I* a . ■,
as* Owe War St.ra H s»C Tele S'
U N IO N B U S S T A T IO N *
r a w s ee
m
a Parti
"A snggastlbl. patient— and 70
percent ere—ha. only In accept
suggeatlona for anaesthesia and
he ran arhm lt.to the foreens or
I drill confident that he will feel
nothing,, either at the time or
afterwards."
| Experience with .l.nnn rases, ha
says, has convinced Mr. I.ovn'.t
that the pooslrilltiei f -r hypnotism
in modem medicine ire enormous.
4
Lovett's Vinegar
"Rich
1 7 c lb.
3fc
lb*
lOe
2 1 c lb Freeh Georgia
Yellow
Peachei
Onion*
Juicy tbln-skln
Crisp Gulden
Roeedale Sliced
Pineapple*
CarroHt
Famous fresh land O' Sunshine
25c
Freak Juicy
Lamons
dc
I
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Pinoappla I >/• e«n 10c
B utter lb 33c
BANANAS
The Modem Spread
BARS I
That famous
Tropical llrswt;
a special recipe:
CAMAY
WHITE ONIONS
MUSTARD
J T O o jiiW'EL CO.MIDIJND
OLIVER, Roiadala,
SO P
4 B A R S 19C
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A -FuUbodlcd’ -V lgfitou A wlney"
llICEBERG LETTUCE • 3 heads
i
23c
Sun-dranchod, vitamin-richl Extra dalidout, axtra nice!
Armour’s CORNED BEEF 2 cans 29c
Ann Page P reserves 2 116-oz. jars 29C
4 '
V] gal
Ground
LEMONS
Medium
" 'A
L eave S an fo rd T its A. >1. l i t* A.
Record Breaking Price! 24-oi jar Sweet Mixed
2 lb s . 2 9 c
* SO A P
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Evary Price e Money-Saver! Every Item e Reel Value!
"Mild A Mellow"
LARD - - 23c 4 49c
o A Brand
10c site 20c site
Intact Powder
-
8|/ac 21c
SPAGHETTI
quart |«t
10c
fall jap
10c
2 15-oz glatia*
17c
Two Big EXTRA SPECIALS— Everybody'* Favorite*!
CornedBeef
AppleButter at15^
SodaCrackers2- - 19c
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XVIIMMMua*
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8 O’CLOCK, RED CIRCLE, B0KAR
3"
I LONDON, June 19.—OPV—Sladanta of tha Roys' dental hospital
k its havi had Ihelr teeth cracked,
chipped. filled and extracted, all
. without anaesthetics—sn j
all
without pain.
It's dona by hypnotic luggostlon.
I “Thara Is nothin? mysteriouv
about K." claims Mr. William
LovatC who Is lecturing ,n “hypnotle dantlstry" in several largo
, London, haaplts Is, "It is a perfectly
natural process, and in no way
harmful. *
K v r v V r t t CliA/roiNTMBiT li
^ to ,
MM \
i n
Coffee
IVORY
legislation providing th a t senlote
(WASHINGTON, Juno 19.—(A1) Uy a, one -shall govern Dm s*WeByWShy RAmb English D entists
—Tht Army Air Corpa’ high com- lion of offlcere for temporary pro.
Use Hocus Focus ' mantl was given a d ru tic shake* motions in rank in that branch of
up y..terday under newly cnsctel the service.
In Pulling Teeth
WPA Will Explain
Purpose Of U nit In
Saturday Program Texas Mob Balked
• belter, nun for tho
of cRrua f r tli, Thera
ears o f craagaa, 717
Vfro It, 79 cam of tanM l - car* c f mixed
,» •
•
*
third to Florida fa the
erengee, being exbyl Folk and >Orange;
pefrult, being exceeded
Ik m ad Pinellas: third
c, bring exceeded oaly
allAKF.UP FALLS
New Prison Riots I
Flare Up In Spain
8 ox. M B e
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IQ c
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MEATS
' 3 No. 2 cans
2«C
2484 Sanford A’
B E E F B 0A 8T
lb. | 2
BEEF SALE
Pepper end Bah Boast,
drudge la f la n . Place In
race,
w ih s b i
Yallow Label
TEA, l/| b
w a r n , in
*00 F. (vary stow) even.
Roast 10 adnata, per
pound for rare, U minute*
per pound for asedlum and
SO minutes par pound for
wall dene ro ast
No. T Top Co* Chuck
Eater this easy coataat today!
60—PRIZES—60
Now CKavrototl
Seminole Tissue
4
Armour'* Star Pot Roa*t .
Armour*! Star Rolled Ro«*t
Armour'* Star Shoulder Ro**t
Armour1* Star A l Meet Stow
£
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FLAKES
2 |
The New Jell-0 las
Bolognefc
FRYERS each 49c
MB E . l e t S t. 8 U
FEIGENSPAN,
P. O. N.
,
Fancy Blkad for
Breakfast, to .
POWDER >3 |
�W to «t*Or I M | * trouble***
tu t# problem of aortal aceortty
bgM atlon In preparation for UM
o y n tmt of Ua campaign fer tV<
,jRRMHMMfe i r, Ki1 i l l 'H r * J ft
Ho called a (pedal aeaalon of
l>N alaU Irglalaturo for /uly T
and o n * plan* to toko n w a
ll™ is Colorado nstll that dote.
Although U ndos wl» anhmll
’* s*'*s.*k
R* started the fight Iff IflM It*
000,000 appropriation f?r our aehoo
fight was wan this j w when all
ran fuQ terms * 4 all teachers war
Under Ua adm*n!atratk>n, Fieri
baa H e h!«h«t f s t m U p of sc
s*boeii o f any State In the South.
*
Be has accurately dlatrtboted more ttyn
168,000,000 Of yosr BUU and Fedarat
school money atnee becoming SUte Super-
h i I to M a r * wh
n* f t n m vSTK^Uv*
i *o
v-'
*
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Ra la not under obligation lo any Woe.
clique, faction or any- commercial organiaaraaalr Bank «f rra s e s itaU dim lo u d a now 7-day g olf
of HP,000,000 francs <faS,>
m.
BAUER’S
RADIO
SERVICE
1 "T** .•" J f1 d a g *
W 5"S s £ ? 5
twraty-fovrtti
SHORTS
w p PoHtke Out o l
4 M W . P i n t B l.
P to M lf
Rowsrop, Um find tosak h» two
w * L of ootopotlos Of Idle doportmtftt a to m tn Parte h r Ikrtr
omploym esmo with a catt'mwnt
■* poo itors, which wltl ra-opon
Saturday.
Btrthonl still wore In chova* of
plonto hi «wh widtfy-ooatterad
a J sh v m » M |
rttloa aa fltraebourg, Roi«n. TonIon w, and, Mamoffa> ^ ..r r ..
k
N
ftoT
lflatattr of tho Interim- ltogor
Bo ongfo. MlnMar of JnoUte S ato
Boccrif and MlnUUr of Kcanomy
Chirlo* Spbtaaoo will «<mf*» on
Bmt problow today,
f h s hoepltol employee promUed
to go back to work today after
t o w k m !*■<*•
H a X OMto os phWlpo
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at Saints 5-1
Wright Turns In
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Rdf, 5-1, Behind trait
Two-Hit Hurling Arid Scores Of Heartaches
IDaytona Defeats
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W o rrie s
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TOW YOBS, Jane 19 —1»*>—
TW wrathnn g»T* Mai Selim*! in*
s W mkfjfc reprieve last .flight
M a A* ehoppln* block af Jo*
Laeis, An Alabama man killer. TW
I I ramH boory-weighl match a t
tits Tank** Stadium w it postpowed natll tonight broaus* of an
all amrain* rata.
m | t l tW flrat tint* Mike Ja*
W
inelc with the weather has
pltpnd Mai felao alncw he Mon- l
atari i M t aa a bl* time promoter. ■
* Jfeeohf poatpnned the show half
a* W ar after the fighters srrighad
la, ia a ts six pounds hearter than
ms
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DRLAMn, Jen* II.— Behind the Iboxing1 . t o at pern, the Green*bo re
PAIJtTKA, Juno 19.—Combing
two-bit pitching of Walter Brawn,! pro u » tw td Mo pro fits ten’s bigthe. Daytona Beach Islanders took
the
offerings of four OetncivUt#
l pftna alter least ynare, Manero
rtre s r s npaa the D atand ft .<la
hutiers fo, 11 blows at O u Anat
n't
known
A
f
feel
af
big]
Wednesday's trouncing, turnlea Bowl yesterday, th* 'Axal***
hath the le n t dub yesterday,
money alac* W o n ha cam* horn
pooled a 7-4 victory over the
I to 1, la e Florida St it# fra m e aa profWtakraal In llay, 1131.
Jt*me- D*Land’s Iona tally, which | Back h| IMS Tony saw better G-M rn behind A# nlne-Mt twirl
ram* In th* ninth, w is walked golfing data. Be Captured the Cat ing of Joe Sparkman,
vM sm a-ir Don McShane arnt
yrona the plat*.
alina hlnad open that yenr and
^ V lth two away In th* ninth, rentlnaed the next two years ta ,GantKxip, Albritton, Jenktno nnd
•ream w>* overcoat* h r h*st. Impress the experts and win pHto •to y t» the hlllofjt before th*
,W|iu.< was Oteiv Guntharp was
Walked two men. and hail to be mosey fog himself.
ranked in the flrat frame and re
removed, nail, who InoV Brown’s
I d 1MA the dopper, meaataehtood pined b / Albritton after a hit
F»ara. couldn’t find the plate,
pro
flolihod
first
In
the
Psiadena
walked th* two v-tt# r. who fared open, second In the Canadian and Bits moil, two tingled and Whir*’*
double pls-ed the visitor* in a
him, forrlnir Bnllinr h-'m* with
D*La nd’s .ln-1# run. Klnsel went St. Paul open event*, flrat In the hale .ilhrilton made way for a
sensationIn aid retire! the Reds without
pttwli hitter in th* slith. J in
further scoring.
king a new Gainesville imports*
tion. started the last of the same
A double and S slag * combined
with a walk and two Del .and eratanru but waa pulled u fler a
rera car* the Islanders n three■tagl*. double and wtJk had
run lead In th* first. Tn Iho fifth.
I landed the bases.
Bartoach sing led, moved to thlr t
Ill ly. regular Gainesville cen
on a double and aim* home when
terfold, replaced Jenklna at Ihst
Ronch threw on# wild while atpoint jnd finish*) the tilt.
temntlav to walk Morton.
Two double plays by each team
:gaatitfsTtiUUrtoUji iWg**pi>Si’the
•ears ki low aa llkw ht, A tvdn
(iG A tto 't v *« S ^sfr
Kiting engineered By Guertrf'
Bunch gars pp only seven hlta, bnt
fopr error* were chalked op ae»l"st
Iho Rods, on* by Bunch hlittaolf
and a wfld plteh which reeulted la
a run.
S
lf b ir weather la forecast for toJ t o t U n second poetporveroent
M wcesaary, Jacoba said ho will
lo arrant* to stage th« fight
fstar.k y Afternoon.
Be rsiy ran Into eompISratloM
here, however. Althowgkt th e n Is
no **4 agree meat. Mg l*nr>* boll
cloh*. M * m atter of profronlsnnl
courtesy; never permit use of their
psrga fgf pftgm otp attractions an.
lera tto consent of the stub ht lh«
other leitpn* (a oMHoed.
At th* N d f l n m * , whore th f
legtosKlradiar 8L Leu la Oardlrwt*
T
AhireRng and l/ouls scaled 193
*M 1M r**pe^tlrsty.
,T» lb* nhiajrraattc Mara, tho
postpo tern rat m eant. Mat apother
E
him vesterdar when Quashed a for third In th* Canadian open. Be
.
S hoT uS 7 m y 2 3 r
fc, t a t «• t t a « w
* ' Jta
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V, . A ra l Waa ley, to st the Americani*** a T S
owned son o F O a lU n t Fra by H . ” *.
lU ™ S'
Inchi'* In a breathtaking flnlah *flWth fddMdulI,
■ Mghlnooa, h o t Schmeling, dotot tha Ascot gold tup.
I Rot ovon whoa th* p"*tm«n
l*vml ty f M »«Mh }n A# moun
ret-1 A fashionable erowd, cstlmaUl failed to ‘-ring him a t Invitation
ta in and n big erowd In front a f
II. A
ik —
l . , won
w a a 28
9 R mlnntra
m in u te s lot*.
1s t * . S i e i J ! "
' i f at 160,000 watched tho pair bnt- to plar xritb wolTa "Mg shot*" In
rater,
•Me I ti* almost itrl.l* for stride up the AngqaU NtMo.nal. this «on "f
M German fldgwted^hoot wbH* Hitskurah
doctor, worked *v Louie, t o t
;U t! Ur* final Incllna with A a rival an lU llan ^grdnar kept hla chin
.4» Jockeys swinging their beta In kith.
» klg t o p « « t a
M v ip m .
*335 . unison. None, except thooa ■al-t IT# praetlced dil'y—with n new
muit directly In the lino with th* set nf r hrbe—gunning tor the na* n-»st»n «: at. Lost* *,
I flnUh poet, knew th* winner an- tloaal *pea| VMS-is iHsitaonMl; rata.
til tho Judges hoisted the number About the arw eldba Tony aayai
I
tiast-w TW i i
C h ie u u s i Jlro o h ly s.
om
of Quashed.
•'Tbey’ra tto heat I a?w owred."
At Tsiuts st Nsw York,
FlratlenghU back trailed Baron
Jfl* ggntp todlea tea aa muck.
ptii-buras st 1‘siisdsiasia.
V inr Its"haaoatofsd F rv«l
LlMlssstl pi H**4<tm
Bdonayd do Rothchlld'a Bokbul, Mantra nullified for A a 19.70
TcsUrUay’s homers; Traaby. In
A i d to th* Gold of nlM.
National H (ftaitotto, N. C , with
snwMiraw t.n s a t'n
dian* I. Gehrig. Tank* 1, Dickey,
YeVka i Jahnaon, ^ A l r i R D Im L ■anatom L
T J t o Iradtims • F d rt,-B ed Am
IT. Gehrig. Tanka I I , Trooky. la dlMa !«, Dickey, Ytdka 13, Ott,
I f M t f M Worn
m York I; CUv^laa
Horn* R
Game Is Studded W.ith
Castillo Rtmaiiu
In F in a l Roinde
Of Dixie fourney
Freddie Haas Forces
Ahead As Possible
Two-Time Winner
MF-MPlIfft. T ran, June II.—
(AV-Barring n letdown In US
n .l.t.n t
sub-par shotmahfa*,
J
Gems For Sanfortl myoung
Freddie Haas, J r , of N#F
Ot|ein«. is wall on hte way if
Ry B. H. CUI.I.UM
Inin the two-tlmo winners o t thf
The lookouta snooted thcli Southern Amateur Golf Chsmplonsecond win of Iho *oa«on from «Mp.
8t. Augustine1 yeslortlsy after
Th» IMS champion marched
noon by ilownlng the lads fmn Into the ousrter-ftnals with esey
the Ancient City, ft to 1, m thr victories In the first taro rounds
home lot.
nf match olav yesterday wMls
defending champion Dobbr R legal,
Sanford take* th e rood sirsin
of Richmond, V«, ftll aleUm In IM
tom orrow and plays a .retu rn
up-et In his initial rompaUtisn In
visit to I’a la tk n
who
were
playing the lo o k o u ts here to .lefense o( the crown.
Another youngster, unheralded
day.
Henry Castillo of Panama City,
FIs, s'so survlvsd yesterday's tw*
'ounds, both by comfortsb’e mar•rins. Tsstlllo
Csstlllo eliminated D. B.
Canfield, of Nashville, 4 to 3. and
then he defeated anothor Teana#errorless support and sensntumr.l -r..n . Bill Norvell, of Chattalleldmg by hi* teammates hulled nnnga. ft to 4.
practically shut-out ball and
tlnaUa to eop* with th* ! « ’
would have bs-n credited with n shnllsrlng race staged by HeJW
shut-out hail It not been for his \fnnla Grime* of Memphli wee M3
own error In the eighth when he first victim, 6 to B, and To|*»F
Medler’s roller,
□nit of Shroyeport, L a, WM ftiraidIn I the Saints to five instrd by tho U ulilanen, 4 to ».
In
the
third
and
one
in
I F ra# )# Haas, New Orleans, Mt*. one
in i he second roundRlegel went out In th f (tola
sgolf bfll flttLaer, today was lead the seventh, two In the eighth
ing *th* field for Dixie’s links on-l one In the final frame. With opening match. H was NorrML Jr*
u
r
o
d
fast
hall.
a.
hotter
curve
« t.yecwaM Chattanooga broker.
cidWtayi ' v“ *Ot , re1,»-w l-.-U««inJu,
X m ffi:* * : <h*
* f the VlN
befit* 'the hanl-hmfnt Faints mr ginlan, 3 to tthe bags most of the afternoon.
Wright UstM'd three passes and
struck nut seven tlnly one visitor
reached second lisse until the
LONDON, June 10.—<JTi—With ■■Ighlh inning.
two coveted trophies already
In tho fourth Inning TIMnif
toelfpd ayay, t'haile* I). Wrlghu- opened the fireworks for the
man. 41-yetr-old Taxaa oil mil- locals t.y lining one over second
Hofialre, now plana a erntinentlal hnso, f'utes drew a walk. Swlntour with hi* dashing Texas iltll gnl life on Runner's error.
Ranger* polo team.
•
With one away and the bags
After bagging
tha Whitney choked, Overstreet came through
Texpl Ranger Polo
Te»m To See Europe
A m e rica n O lym pic I practice matches against tho. tnif°a'n
H o p es C o n v erg e O n
•Weitcbtster cup tsam.
|n(n ,
EUe.lel
) F ield
l->
In
rh le o n n
"*
"*yer
P°“ —
Us* ni„g.
Linicago played It—until I *>• persuadrd
With
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.
I jo w auh th* West better tup Matlby
cn lC A ftft Jun* I#.—
Th* matcb‘"Biiwo*n IfngTamtand the flr-t {,
croon) of America’* atari mill| United Stales In 191I,” Wrights- left. V
open romp titinn in the national man rays.
Texas
rnllogtatr track and flold cham-t "The game gripped me so hard Hurls h
],Ion*hips he-jj today.
as a • peetail* that I determined th# tus11
Tb# meet, drawing MO athlete*
lMr«
to pUy It inyaelf, croaslm
from SO univc rallies and college*, <*»■"“ • • team and bring them und hit
Is an Olympic aeml-flnnl thU ” *r
U * U"d- >* »»a Uhen! Field
yenr. The winner* of the first f!,1.0*". y**r* *“ re»>l»* that *m- Incl.i.I.v
two plirr* In each event, and tba
on" _____________ _
I *'nb i <
i ther rUcc winner* whoso per-s
WIDOW RKNMONKI)
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formances warrant will anter tho| WASHINGTON. June ] 9 .- ( d t
flnaU for tho United States team —Tbn House concurred last night ,
n
July 10 and I t .
.In a Senate amendment to th* t’r * l!l!
lit*tiled hy ,1)1110 Rials'* Jras*.deficiency bill authorising appro- , , l r,nth
Owrns, the field I* the most brtl- prlatlon of 110,000 for the widow wr7
•lent slnru tb* meet was Inaugtl- of thf lata Sonator Fletcher, tb* Itonner.
rated I t year# ago. Owena will] usual Prn»l°n to wldowa of mam-
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Undo*: (left), p i il'm lfil,n o m in ee; John Hamilton (center), BiKnox attacked corruption in ti*o*l khatiman, nad CoL Frank Knox (right), nominee for.the vteolocol polities nad won, answer- presidency, a t the ronfertoer of new party leedera fat Topeka, Km .
lag with hla fists orbra protest* (AP Photo)
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big paper In a race for bool- tenant colonel la Urn re a m s baying a eoatrollng InUrest la
neae and forced i t Id m D otrt to
eytltlerT.
t the paper, but EUii left active
hl” l* Returning u. direct ble Men- management to Knox.
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attracted
*nd u"‘on- *•- Kdot
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the attention Of. Wtt-’ P*P*»
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Hearat paper* at a reputed salary bonaaUy edited and atfklanUy
oi. (150,000 a . yoar. Ho rvvjfMd diatribe tod," ho one* Mid. V m
-ling tb* paper, and Knox itUI In' 1930 because of different** ocas foUawa aa rarely a* night
tvjtk H e w t on poller- ‘
folkrari day."
bopda, tho publishing company.
Over draft aga whan tha Unit
At 67. |6 roar* after ha oallloJ
While* managing tho . Chicago
"big.bualo#**"
bualnaaa’
ed flirt** m u re d Um
World oat to c o m crime and politic* Dally Now* waa a •‘big.
„ rallatgd of .arirnd Rapids. Frank Kim* Job, Knox chcriahoa one prrrogaWar, Knag navarthaliaa
days .of
.of personal
personal
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an Osovod IgU tha publisher's offUa tiro of tha daps
ac a private.
Ho' waa
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*----officer*’ training camp andlsrvdd of th* Chicago Dally Ncsr*, journalism: He parstata In writm A mm A m m ■
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point'of
elf- wpolitics.
H«y 26, 1218. to .February ID. ralation.
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H* cam* oat of tho war a m a-T. Clla, a Worcester, Mas*., tlooal political figure.
M u r tU r
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tb* rig h t to enact roci.i
C itu rd * T h e n E s c a p e
O ffe re d O n J u ly 1
and labor convention! th a t have
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PRISON FARM, Tax*#, Jan* IV. I Half-year aotemobll* Hcm m
Treaty, to which Canada I# a slg- —(JP)—IThrea long-term conkicta tagv will go on sale Jaly 1, It wa*
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today kl'Isd guard FylteBmltii and anneunead hare yoatarday by Jpo.
-saw w s m i m i •
H*d int* th* dsnaa aad* tb rusk on D. Jinhlar, Seminole County tag
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Smith*, horse aad two mala*. T.!*oU*ctor.
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RIRMINGHAM, Al... Jana 16. N. Atkinson, Lok* Trammel and| |f r. Jtnkln* pointed out , that
—UH—DUmteosl of tha sail of IV Ferrate Gibson war* th* man »ho k« had many reaoaate for tan* la
**P«raUng utility dmBMlM. a t- .scoped.
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TWy. atteaksd Smith Just U w w ^ ,M t ■**
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Thumm ** Vallay Authority, was th* plowing squad had takra to th* Jrw , hot h* wa* unable ta comply
Mkad yMterday In • motion filed, field far work. Th** threw him with Ut* aamaad* bacausa a d ata
with th# dtheiu
give him thilr vote* tor Uit.offie* oi touivjodge, txplftlnln* In » pdd fcdvttrtlaement
y
opponent
pleaded
6
podtlon------ because
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Ogleeby, Jr.; S. O. R. F-atrldga;
4, H. O. Fimbro; 5, A. R. H unt
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er: 6, Trey Proctor; 7. Daniel
B-w(AP)—Preaklent RooMvelt
Simmon*! !. P- O- Dodd; 9, R- j candidate for Contrast, addreoed
“Little Joe” Hendricks,
C, Williamson; 10, J. N. Thomp-]* very large and attentive croup
"today algried the Robinson*
son: I t , H. O. Swofford; I t, O. of the ctttiena nf St. Auguitln* conirreMkmal candidate, bear
Patman chain store bill in
E. Downs; IS. Gaorge Duda; 14. Ia«t nl»ht. Mr. Steed, when ’s-t ing th e official stamp of th#
tended to protect independD. H. Hooks; 15, FVsnk Sllrer. • here. Inspected the harbor and be fifth district’*
• ent merchant* from, price
Tow»i«ld
CMof Deputy O. R. E etrld g c. came thnmuehly familiar with tha
advantages allowed large
clubs,
last
night
told
A Banneada
of
thla
county
atony
that
who
announced
Sheriff
McClel
comoetltoni.
James A Farley (left), Democratic national committee chair land** appointments, said that line.
ford audience that ha waa
The measure tightens anti
man, and W. Forbes Morgan, secretary, looked forward to “tha precincts 1 and 1A are In the
In spanking here last nl»M he 100 per cent In favor of tha
trust laws to prevent unfair
beat Democratic convention avec* up»n their arrival In Philadelphia City Hall, and precincts 3 and came out flatfootedly against tha crons state canal, as well as
price dteerlmlnatlona throneh alSA are In the Court House, Townaanc Plan. Ilia reasons wera the Townsend Plan, and as
to put the finishing touches on convention plana. (AP Photo)
lo n a c M of fak* discounts and
sured hla audience that tha
acvaral, but ona waa thla:
rebates for oorvieM not actually
“Now let u« ba practical for a renal would be dug regordtes# af
perforated.
momant. I ^ t oa consider the worth the a<lwr»« action of the prsoont
Rasing toward. fdJpapm ant
Polling places In all pryelnct* V V b r rVtTfafteUjlvg fn'* > ,U
will bo Ideaticol with those A>f tngton. W e. heVe'-w “TVnWmttpv <
)y dropping bock to 'Bocsnai.-----June I In the first primary, ac Administration and I know that ha had bean endorsed by * 4 , .1
afternoon and headed Into final
la raferring to th* vataraos who
cording to a recant announce you fall as I do, that wa shall Townsend cluba and was doing all'
taata on tazea and a substitute
hay* nob. claimed possession of
ment from O. P. Herndon, clerk again sand hark to Washington a
Guffey Coal Stablteation bill.
tboir bonds, MV. Harrison raid
of tho circuit court, who roloasod predominately Democratic Con
‘ The Sonata poabed the eomproregistration slips, which must bo
tha Hat of election officials three gress.
' mlae tax bill toward a final rota
presented before th# negotiable
days ago.
For another four years, at least,
this afternoon In faca of an aapaper ia rarreadared by postal au
Sheriff McClelland said ha they ahall he In power—we shall
aertion by Senator Byrd. Vlrthorities,
would
bo
bold
here
un
probably would observe hla usu he In power—you loyal Democrats
• ia la
D a m n e e a t
t k a f
(I
w ra a
til about July Id before return
al alfetton custom of covering1
1of Florida, shall be In power,
ing them to Atlanta, th# original
the county perionally to check through your Democratic repre
mailing point.
on the activities of hla Deputies. sentation.
After th* registration paper
County off lean today held Walc . R. Dawson, Saminole County Chief Deputy Eatridge and Dep “But wait a moment. Dr. Town
OCAI.A, June 20.—(JH—Chatp
laaves Sanford, a veteran will ’>* tar Johnson, a negro, -nd booked farm agant. today waa preparing uty R. J. Hickson will work send la declaring ‘open warfare*
'Ronaevslt,
headqusrtsre for ao*»required to obtain hla bonus bonds him on ebarga of passing forged individual latUr* ta 3anf<i-d and from tha sheriffs office.
upon our Administration. Ho la I
from Atlanta or Woahlngton.
Because of past poll records, declaring ‘open warfare* upon oar stnirtlon operation* on th* |14S^ )
<hccka, according to a report neighboring farmer* uxlng jnat
Persona cashing bond* surren mad* this morning O. R. Balrldgv, thay file agrlcultur* work ahaaU county offlcari are anticipating party. W hat of hla adherents who ooo.ooo Florid* *hlo canal prajact,
whleh Congtoaa has refused ,6*
dered th* eartiflcata* here, and
stand by hla slda and loudly pro keep going with now foods, M jf
a qulot election Tuesday.
deputy, R. J. Hickson mads Immediately,
WASHINGTON, An#
(AP) they srare mailed to Tnmp# where chief
Tha ticket for tho balloting la test thalr advocacy of hla cam s7 bacomo a deaertad vlllsg* nsw .
th*
arroat.
,
.
.
*
Pointing
out
that
th*
operatycanry. checks wore written to
.th a t John- tton hrrolva- no - abUgaUon vr considerably amailer than th e dimi Are they not, them selvas, by this
Army engtnear* said tB lf b a d
Individual veterans.
• ,
"*
son ?od been
_ ih s bogus th* farm t « part, h* atrvased used on Juno 2, a fact whichi action, taking a Ilka atand against received no new order* from Wash
jtrol* bOT. 11a outcome appeared self M non-partisan, announced
the
President,
against
our
party?
should
facilitate
a
much
quick
checks for ibout two months, or
ington bat expected to redact tbs
uncertain. Th* IToua# saamad wall Friday ha will run for president
er vote counting operation than “To be specific, la not my op- force* a t th* camp to a BksMMI
th* Um# ho hod bean residing
fat eba^a for adjournment
of th* United SUlsa as candi
i
ponent,
who
has
declared
himself
waa experienced nearly three
■Uff.
her* after moving from Orlando.
! Congressional action was corn date of a new political group to
In with Town-end, also declaring
Chief Deputy EHrldg# Mid
All funds so far allocated to tho
'plated on legislation to enlarge] bo known as th* union party.
>war upon our rarty and upon yoar
Johnson had passed sight or ten
w*terw»y-4«,400,000 In alt-hay*
tha American Merchant through
Tho a m Chart** O’Brian of
, Administration?
spent or contracted for aad
checks ranging In amounts from
direct govarnmant subsidy. Th# Boston will bo tha viea-pretiden, “What would happen should ho been
ya to |23.
■ B auta’i accaptane* of a minor ttal candidate on tho ticket.
go to Congress, as of course ha moat of tha contrecU srill ba s s m
9 House amendment arat th* mansOfficer* had bean on th# ne
, won’t, and a Democratic president pitted before tba and af July. •
Tb* etna) labor company M a g i
J u re to lha Whit* H oum for Preogro's trail for some time snd
, la alacted, aa of courae he will be?
; tdant Rooaeralt’o signature. TTsum
nanbed him Friday la Midway
.ICould a man who fought th# Ad along the right-of-way itartod (Do• approval of outright nhlp costJust after ha had attempted to
’ ministration through hla atand with mant'.lng Friday. Moat of tha trorita
struction and tb* oparation rabpass another forged check.
Dr. Townaend. hope to achieve men ware laid off aad mOy Mlvaga trews will ba maintained.
*MIm earlier In th* day removed
Authorities Mid Johnson waa
All field work of tha rarray aad
a threat of Senate filibuster
run to earth after officers 1 bad
geological ■actions area stepped
tq fore* such action.
trailed klm through hla string of
I Friday. Most of th* man employed
Along with th# thin subsidy
chocks, and Hid formed an a|.
Iby thoo* divisions wore laid off,
MU th* Senate sank to th* Whit*
most perfect picture of tha forger
1 IJraL Col. Brehon B. SomcmIL
Houm a treasury and paatoffies
through description* glvwn by
i chief of tho engineers on tho HXtj
laimronriatlon MO which carriod
victim*.
project, returned from WashiagiaCI
IM.7'0,000 for eon t i n Ing th*
Thursday but left Friday for Wil
Deputy Eatrldg* reported that
present ocean mall aontract ays
mington, Do). H* la expected hock
savtral charge* will b* lodged
D- Thrball, 76. died
, tem If th* subsidy system wore
next week.
against Johnson, probably on*
Friday afternoon a t hla boms, 317
,not anaetad. I t contained approPark Avsnus. after aa UIm m of
priatlons totaling I3VM20A72.
RTARKE, June
(F)—Sag•avoral woaka.
reaanUtlv* R. A. Groan strived
Funaral aarrlcas will b* held
bom* from Washington Friday aad
Monday a | 0:00 A. M. from th*
assarted th* eroaa Florida —ai l
Erickson Funeral Homs and la* .
a ___
will b* eomplstad.
tar a t the All Souls' Catkolfe
"Th* canal U not defeated,"
J . A. Link*, of th* national a s .
Church where * requiem m ast will
Green sold. “W# will complete M.
b* mid. Iatarmcnt Is to b* In tho
ch-rraof
Th# river* and harbor* commhtea,
Catholic Cemetery here,
of which I am a mombar, srill ate
Mr. TsibaU waa born In EHt‘ on tb# m atter aarly ia th* aoxt
to Inspect th* Mt-op of tb# Santiabathtewn, K y , In August, 1880.
session of CongToaa. W* U m th#
nol* County AfltouHur* Associa
II* married Mlae Sallla Mils*, of
. votes to pass the lagialatiM ia
tion and the local Farmers' MarBard*towi, K y. in 1681. She prek it
, tha regular manner."
esadsd blm la death by 22 year*.
rereirod to aa appeal by city of- i . p nt __
- ‘ . .. . - Surviving Mr. Tarball are two
Mr. Link# oxprmtid hlmsalf well
Flraaad with tho *V«*tion of both
daughter*, M m Joaaphln* Tarball
brine thalr
K i pats
S W
r WHall i„g
fr0mthaMU
ml wk*r*An-FI«rida
h*
attindwrgnnlMUons. Areonspanyixg him
bring
to th*a City
Msthodist
r « L of Sanford aad Mrs. William Bos(tana r. f . Wmiama, atete raparsldy aad three grandchildren of
Jntendant of vyretiwml agriculture
Cocoa: a titter, Mrs. Georg* Ovorand 1:36 P. M.I high V:ll A. M.
sll of LaolrriD*, Ky.
aad 10:09 P. M. Boa riaos at
Threa Sanfordltea, dotegstea la
A i is U y t t t Sanford for th*
6iM A. M. and ret* nt 7:31 P. ram to dof** although they must Miami ha took occasion to test
th* Klwanla national siaisattea
pas!
20
y**n,
Mr.
Tarball
has
M. Moon rite* a t 6:36 A. M.
In Washington, ware *thedated to
1125 *1 ^
h*t0 n rte e in tth a Mt <h* sentiment la that aaettoa with served the d ty aa tax assessor and
aad eats at I d 4 P . M.
tear* this afternoon for J u b i ra
collector. Frertonaly ha bad Uv*d
A b s e n te e B a n o t o
wills whore thay will h**rd 6 w a
in Trey, K Y»
^
ste! train of itprearatetivm ftren
A r e H e ld B y J u d g e Bon Fish, Samlnol* County,
other Florida Khreate stab*.
thla w**k Mod short ware radio
Thos* going from U te city M*
to talk to hla broUrer, Judg*
Italic* Chief Roy WBUama Mid
" Z J Z J C Z J * *
Bart Fl»h, appointed by President there had bean tinny report* re- C#“ t > y * ” b ,t“ U*1
W. B. Zachary, HratearaHWte
srnor af thla Klwanla dteteictand
iM ssvalt m United Btetea minis reived a t haadqoartere o f dogv
a dcUgata * t la»«*l M. J- P * y
ter to E gypt Ban w*a to Orlando whoa* action* ltd to tim belief
Jtaste La* Pewter,
negro,
that thay might h*
*
white hi* brothar waa tg Cairo.
ATLANTA, Jan* t f c - f P ) - wonted by th* Tempo police on TALLAnASSEE,' Jana I M P ) fsldsr aad freak Lamm*, doteS*vvnt»«n-montha-old Josh Bom , chorgo* of m a d lartrry, ore* —The S tate Prison Buraaa re gate* of th* Iom I tio ti M *. U » a t piny In hi* yard, wore red th* hold hare t a f i r by th* city after ported a man Identified u RUay ■on aad Mr*. Dlngf*ld*r atea aW
'
v
usual process yMterday and bit having U m am ot od by Chief af Herndon, escaped Ufa termer, wan mak* ti»* Jownoy.
a snaka. I t w m U eight-Inch PoHc* Boy WlDiaou aad L t Shaf
non-polsonooa on*.
fer.
LOCALW EA'
b* oaad In 1V73 to buOd a Masonic
Fowler ia (aid to havo stolen a
bom* for th* Toted* n rw . Otta
quantity af olatitigg, moat of which
*rte t Ion
was recovered. B * will b* returned
to Tampa late today or romatlma
Sunday, taoording to th* officers.
^^
Wa s h in g t o n ,
bitter
alme and aiptrat
Indicated *
eat* of Sonth f i
‘ “H la a ttitu
* d e .In W
th e s e fu n d a jjp ffy» p %
“ A la rg e au d ien ce w aa p re se n t a n d w ish e d b> k eep g ou
o n e o f th e p rin c ip a l opponent* .to t h e p e rm a n e n tly ban fin ti
K a n n e r Bin w aa F re d P . C one .of U k a / b d n lB ^
i> n i l r<**
C ity , a h an k e r-la w y e r w ho, la m a k in g h la * T or “j» # '- ElPl*ea,,,‘« > i
lo n g ad d h e a te d a tta c k , s ta te d t h a t B o o th S ta te ffaK N w h e u T k
F lo rid a w aa n o t e a tltle d to * y m p * tb y a a t h e fu ll fac e o f t h * 1
th e y had sq u a n d ered th e ir gabUc. m oney
“H U w hole a ttftu i
’a n d should p a y th e faB c o n tra c t p ro v l- WM to m ooop9ttM \
aln n o f t k r i r b o n d s no m a ile r how g r e a t o th e r p erso n s e e k in g
» p e a a ltv It m ig h t place on tb o ir d tla e n - m o n o jp U ie b o r ig h t*
ry a h lp - t h a t h e re p re a e n te d a co m m u n ity s u p p o rtin g t h e la w a n d a co u n ty ; t h a t h ad u sed a g r e a te r , h u t o f f by t h e cha
d e g re e o f c a u tio n In h arifll'n g public o h la c tlo n r f ro m .th e f
f u n d s an d th e y d id n o r w is h . to h av o
a h h e a tta tln id i
t h e i r cre d it Jeo p ard ized b y th e prbvlalons
M g e A to B ooth FV
r f th e K a n n e r B i ll /T h U p e rm itte d th e f r i m d th e n a n d I f ele
B e a r d o f A d m in is tra tio n to p u rc h a se m d o n b le d ly r e tiib i I
b o n d s f o r th e v ario u s co u ntlee In F lo rid a
•,
•
a t th e m a rk e t p ric e th e re o f .w ith fu n d *
(S ig n e d ) “ H- Heo llected f o r th o s e c o u n tie s o u t o f 8 a te
.
»
* n wannilitet frovW. hut .rather thkt. tha
Hoard of A«lnllnl«trmtion ba reautrad to
twrrfhM** with th«aa fnndn such bond* u
wrego offered at the full fic# value theraof.
C ounty Officers Work Sheets Are
A rrest Negro On Asked By County
Forgery C h a rg e s Farm Department
New Third Party
Propose! Lem ke
For White House
Trace Waller Johnson Dawson Asks Growers
ThroughDescription To Enter Program;
Given By Victims Letters Are Written
Candidate Is backed
“By Townsend Plan
Members, O t h e r *
t t r t B s r ^ ’s r ’uu1^
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
M atthew T a r bell
Dies A fter Illness
O f Several Weeks
money it p»yu — —* th6
\
Steed Says Agent Of Tax For Pensions
Townsend Couldn’t
Do Much In Capital Also Says He Is Not
Tied Down By Any,
AUGUSTINE, June 10.
Croup Or Faction
.
) — W. J. (Funlel Steed,
•y ^
“The underslgnml were present »t an
open hearing held in the Senate room* of
tho Cafvtol during the seMlon of the
Legislature In 1983 when‘proponent* and
opponent* of the Kanner BUI were be-''
ing ______■
heard. P 9 9 B P P B I. B
.
“Little Joe” Assures
Voters Warned
Voters He Favors
Canal As Wen Afl
Against Hosti’e The
Townsend Plan
Fifteen deputise had been
named todey by Sheriff J- FRepresentative Advocates Sales
McClelland to meinUin order at
the polle Tu»»«lay. icheduled date
Congress Decides To
Offer Subsidies To
Merchant Marine
1
_____
Untroubled Electionls
Seen In Seminole
County As Polling
T i m e Approaches
>*
In 1902, at M, Knot struck out IH ‘
for hlm««lf In Joumall*m. joinInc John Mushllng. e printer. In
buylne the Lake Superior Journil it Siult 8ti. fieri*. Mich., 9
Insists
-
'
.
OFFICIAL
QB Dl»-
National Farm Head
Inspects Local Area
City Receives Little
p*r ^ Mr ^
Response To Appeal
— ---- -— T o Vaccinate Dogs HaganFindsPetteway
„.
-—
v L Strong On Eaat Coast
iL
a .Tw?
Kiwanlans To Attenid
Meet In Washlngtoa
-i-!riS4.niiass
?***
S2LP
i^ a tJ i^ .'a ra s irs
Police Jail Tampa
Negro F or Larceny Escaped Convict Of
' Florida* Is Canghf
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IN LOUIS AND
ew Play Center
B t AukimUbc T lk n
4 To 2 Victory Over
Gainervflle O utfit
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STANDINGS
TV fifth Mate MW t o Batata
•fine two rasa on an rnor, ■
rtbte bp Owaas to tantar, and JACKSONVILLE, Jan* 17,—(/P)
Ibeon's «ln«J» t« laftftetd.
—Jacksonville win *nt«r the nfarht
Tk« fin a l n m eeo rad bp t o bMtol) field for t o fln t tin*
Home B uni
t'M
allowing bat two eefa-
fS h O d * - flftk, Vasia watted
D»*Ja. Martin kit a pop ftp to
, stert loft t o a tint la, Darla
IptBf to third. FralUk attempted
a 'aqaaaaa to p dawn t o third
baaa lb»a whkh Btetrof boagfad
ahd allonad Daria to tun. Hoelook! want opt, Vasia to Baris,
with Martin smetap. McNally
Bp Tha Aaaociatad P n «
Yesterday's homorai F a n , Bod
So*. t | C«hrif, Tanka, t l Dickop,
It Hlpes, AtWatlM, 1| R lffto,
Tanka, 1| JUpaolds, Souton, It
Atone, Sanatort it HacoU. Tlftrs,
Ath'atks, 1.
Tha teedam Pom, Bad Bax, lit
Oahrie, Tanka, 14c Troakp, ladim*, 14t Ott, Qianta, li t Ooelln,
Tlfora, 10i Diakap. Yanks, Id.
Fteber, nvnemi ' mob*
*5* ,Tt r*' anBoaiKte defInlU lpteet nlfht, after a test had
“•ra w
on t o bow, powerful
IlKhtiae plant, that Fridap-, p . ,
with Savannah
I ____
to.-MaDoaml. Otoon to n d m *
start at f ill.
ta Mo soeond rat of t o dip with' Th* •totrleal *<jolpm*nt
• ftacfo to loft fWld.- A doable
on, t o , t o fln t tlma
ptoV. Boak'to MaMntlan to Baralt,
• Ur** X»»P of
• a j u tha tuufig 1
^pwitutaUffg
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t o Millar E’tctrl* Comsnp,
. DIM ND. to w IT/—Potato
tap* f it o teklnd tw to la *
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LAKBWOOD, N. J, Jon. IT.—
—Jo* Lotil* wound op prop*
armtloa* Toaadap for Thorsdir’a
'.IS.raond hattla Jfainat Max
Bchoraltaf.
I It ted boon pteaaad to te w t o
twtabar han cuiljr a round or two.
(Howtrar, Idaal woator and t o marbot at.fT.10 par. )
laonaoaltp h r p wo«k-dap crowd
t t U N prompted bb handlon to
TRAIN COMN KMOBATBD
•tor amd Baa throoxb firs round*.
IT! loots was “tmdar wraps" hot
MONTREAL, Qua, Jona l l Aas ha aoffad hla hind hands »round
MV-Tha tastaoBSal of Canada's
■K* at wUL
fln t railroad tram, which was op
erated with home, wlU to calabratad to n JMp IL Tha track r u botwsan St, Joka's sad U Pnlrte,
a dl*tanas of U mites.
MAIN DEVELOPMENT*
NEW YORK, Jana 17^-dV -A a
M u SchiMlfac a te Bod Loote
wound op tntatap for thair ltsonnd bMrpwolfbt flfht In tha
Yank** 8tedium Thoradap rlxht,
to m worn th*** Important t a
rslopmanto on t o 'main Now
Yoah front:
Tb« Now York BUte.AtMaOa
.
bafo^ lt ta ka t o t o *
' 2 r * lw 5 K S X S lh t I S ®
to MaMnDan t o 11 aafa Mate.
M .i|kr, la
Iteri.a. p
Totals
I
n arloM B**rh __ _ I
Sanford ____r „ , j I
t e ^ InanasHd
t a £ £ t eit ¥IIIVIliat olacoud
^ m anil
d
■ third, whU. t o Asalaa* white to
to lr coast far t o third ate fifth
and lalllad throa tlmm In t o awanth to teko t o land. Tte Bad.
knotted t o cannt tn t o d«kt
• D«Land thmatanad to *»d t o
l» w in t o ninth, tart with ana
wark^latV te m i t o
fr"L*lw
Two to w an h i f a l m i arte teal
„ th. panda b t e a t e a t a ^ t !
art arranged on t o flald ttsalf
Two polaa » « ta t o l territerr
on. haUte third basaud to^atte
ar bahfaid flrat. Tha othar fonr ara
apocad ta t o . aatftald, nano of
than naarar to t o plate to n IU
Him i MaNatlp. Ate*fi
1
Ran* tell,* In' Prslt
■tl. AM*rn*o X Bw|aO*l
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A N IN D EPEN D EN T D AILY NEW SPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JU N E 18. 1936
Slot Machine
Is Denounced
By Petteway
Lake Monroe
Rally Draws
Large Crowd
TALMADGE TO BACK DEMOCRATS
Tampa Judge Hits At
Two Job’ Practice;
Advocates Honest
Voting, C ounting
'Jurist Flings Defense
AgainstAUegations
Of ‘Controlled Man’
a
t f t
•i
>
E s ta b lis h e d
N U M B E R 202
In 1908
Senator F letcher’s Funeral
To Be Held In Jax On Sunday;
G. O.P. Will Offer Candidates
Three Other Political
Meetings Canceled
With Consent Of
County Candidates Republicans Declare
Sixteen Seminole Countv officeIntent To Contest
seeker* who will meet In the sreSenatorial Vacanond primary rlrction Tiie-day sdan ■eudtm rr of between • ciew fir- November
[2SO snd 300 st Lake Monroe last
Full School Term
Also Is Advocated
r
S a n f o r d In T h e O n ly C en t m l •
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd In * R ail, R i f t l * .
A n d W a te r f r a n s p o rta flow
SENATOR FLETCHER DROPS DEAD
Senator’s Body WiU
Rest In State In
City Where He Once
Served As Mayor
Ail
night.
The following candidate* spoke;
For proseo’ting a tto rn ey F.rnest F Ifousholder »nd W Herbert
Messer.
F or eonntr todee 0 W Spencer
J u d g e R aleigh P cttrw n y
and it. W Ware.
y ta n o u g h t
hi.* jfuhcrnatnriali
Fo. sheriff; C. 'M Hand snd J
JJfc m p a lz n to Sanford yew torF McClelland.
day afternoon and halted
For county commissioner, dis.
Jon* enough to aourully de
tetri t: Charles P in o and D tW A S H IN G T O N . J u n o 18.
nounce slot machine:) and the
W IN T E R H A V E N . .Tun**
Thrasher; dD 'rirt 2 F A. Py-on
( A P I — Sufriilrnwl
le tfitl" .tw o-job-m an-practice, and the
end Otto Srhmebl; district .1: \V. jH
I A P I — riv a irm n n A llon
tn r* p ri’p n rt'tl tm lny t o ac^u g h cost of governm ent ns
11. Italian! and C n Searrv; dl*- E . W alked nnid to.lay^ t h a t
ro m p n n v I h o hntlv o f th e i r
reflected in burdensom e ta x
Itrlct f>- W. fi Kill re and S. F,
th<- stati* R e p u b lic a n E xecu*
ation.
rid ln ig iip . S o n n to r D n n c n n U .
; !<wr
F lo tc h o r. to J n o k w n v lllc t o r
For rnn"t»M#, d b lrlrt 4 Bob t l u i'u n i n ii tt c e will m e e t In
fim o rn l H orvitos S u n d a y . P re • ‘ " rm stand against "on*
O rla n d o m i J u l y 1 to n o rm
A fter month* of unrelenting attack on the Roosevelt .Adminis Dnt<l*nn «irv*f WV ^ MrMirll#n.
arm bandit*” and the practice of
coorling th o o x o rcises. w h ic h
5?om# p f^ o o sl i»tfnrk« \*lpvet- w ' r tw o c a n d id a te * ^oc th e
tration,
Governor
Eugene
Tslmatlge
uf
Geurgiu
extended
the
olive
allowing a legislator to draw two
p ro lm h lv w ill ho hold ftt th *
eprtl fjuring the r*Dv, • HHctuph U n rty d Sjtotea « ^ » t o r i » ^ viv
governmental satartm , declaring branch and pledged hi* support to nominee* of the Democratic n a I for lb# mwl p*rt the rinififlutc*
c
a
iicics
c
a
u
s
e
d
My
th
e
-rfe
tp
h
*
th a t if elected governor he would tional convention In Philadelphia. He IS shown giving the pledge ronflnevt their talk* to di*f” <*lon*
•' T h o 1 * * l / wP'i
6r ^ 3 •.
o f S e n a to n ) F le tc h e r
and
exert hi* utm ost power* to re in £ dramatic speech before the Georgia IVemocrtJlic executive com of platform" and what they Karr
In n.e rity * W * n w fetw H e f t f it ^ ” 8
*
Tn»
tu
m#
II
peal the alot machine law to ellm- mittee In A tlanta. Beside him sit* Mrs. Susie T Mi">rv of Tifton. |iiruf»n<n*t| tfi nrromplish in the event
•rrvi’tl
mnyor in IA03.
'lbi-> Will lay (heir plan* fur
InaU them permanently, and to Democratic national cominitteewoman. (AP Photo!
Aecompnntei! by a delegation of
n f r lf» e fIon
a
i .imps ign
thm ugh
which.
abolish the two-jobber*.
"eirnttir" nnd reprenenAtlvei tho
i There were aNo th nloU on the Walker -uni.
the HeputiHcan*
Jodga Pettew ay struck a ring.
i |» r t of *nm*1 speaker* wh t made hop. In entry Florida for Knoi
Stricken with audden Illness, Senator Duncan I?. Fletcher of IhmIv will be taken to Jacksonville
Ing note In economy !n *t*te g.>vi effortw to ehrrert *ti»t#m#nts min
and
LaUdoii
elect
the
senator*
Florida
dropped <U-ad at hi* home in Washington, D C. He Is .Satnrdny Afternoon.
em m ent
and briefly outlined
Named by Vice President Gnr*
Il»v fhHr opponent".
and governor of this stale.
shown reading congratulatory message* on hi* Tllli hlrlhlay anni
Hie view* which Include davoner to represent the Senate In
W
W
m
- ' 1 « d nl^ht*" rally wau under the
F
K
)
alluway,
of
Imkeland.
versary.
(AT
i'holol
cation of a thorough analyst*
Ihi* funeral party were Senator*
'Pon-er-bln of
the Seminole tins already Wen selected hy the
of
pdbllc
bunlneia
in
an
County
Demncrat ir CVimmill## Republicans tu cnnlesl with the
I .oft in of Florida* Sm ith of
e ffo rt to discover where setwhich hmS %chcdulcd three
Smith r a rollna, GIari of Vlr[h'liiocratic
tnAninee
as
selected
arled
Commissions
may
be
one each at Oviedo, Lyman ^rhod in the June 23 primary for the of
glnin, Bulkb'y of Ohio, C harm of
m ergeJ,
where
high s*]a ri :*
and Sanford.
New Mexico and Townaand of
fice
of
governor
of
Florida.
Thv
n*ay be cot, ami other expense*
Htiwrver, after a vote wm tak
tVelawar#.
decision to name two candidate!
m ight be lowered.
rn fmm the candidate*. It wav
The llou*# raimmltte# la com*
for the varnneie* in the United
The candidate strongly emphaair reed to rnnrrl the nthep meetof th# fiv# Florida rapra*
States Senate follow! the death
sited th at these proposed] change*
Sanfonl v rtcran i apparently are
Inr*. "Inr# there va< an appirent
sentntlvm, W. J , Seara of Jack
fb r economy'* sake would not he not In Immediate need of bonus I o | l T l ! | f ] f T P ( A I Y 1 P C he'lef th at more rouM he areom- uf Senator Dark Trammell last
winvllle, R. A. G rtrn of Starka #
■t Um coat of efficiency, mo nay and will hold their bonds * U a l f i C A U g C v V l U v u p li-h rj through personal sollcl- month and the .icalh of Senator
Hiirtlln P**tr«on of L^kalaadt
Fletcher
yesterday.
ted the u ltU n c a ° l i tS^Jhk* *dr*ntag* o t.t h a t k r o a . r a u . |
ra*
r
I I g v citatio n s.
Millard Caldwell
The Democratic nominee fot the
eni d I percent Interest, according to In- t J c l C K
1 0
fO lO
f i t
n " ' n f t*1* Principal - reason* seiwloiial office* will be selected
J. Mark
lta could bo alaahed, w ithout* dicallon* seen today a t the local
'given fur the *h*ndr>nmrnt of the
in Npcctaf |irimarlr* to be called
pairing tha earvlcea of the gov post office.
M a c . . . TV - - 1 D - . —L , , ■"'h e r rnllies i* that the oflfr*Alao accompanying the hodf to
emment to tha people.
Openlng with boom-like actirl- 1 C
D 6 u l 1 R i
I *erkei • h u e nlrrailv vlsltrd r*>'h some time this summer, accordS c h o o l
tt" R ti» if 4 o« r> i« r t f « t
mg
to
J.
It.
Hodge*,
chairman
of
The speaker pointed out thjit ty on the flr*t day when tha bonds
_____
J \ section of the County ihrmigh an
TTif»*|
the
stole
Democratic
commlltee.
were available, the poxt'l departr^e n
- | Invitation by the Parent-Tesrher*’
WASHINGTON. June |H.-(/P>
A jmipn'MNt tearhef'i 1 tenure
ment today la past '.he rush and I x O V C H I O r v l l L iO O r jJ l- t A -yrlstlon.
—Congress completed action to law .lid not meet unnnlmoiiA apfinds th at only 172 men here have
V oW H H i s F i d c l i t V 1 Th* nminrlty
of those still In
day o n th* I2.37S .O O O .O O O relief
converted some o r all of their c e r-'
_
‘
, fT . . th.- political rare were busy t«deficiency appropriation bill and Pfl,V!|l of lb# W ed Con-t School |
offirtaU* Association in an In- 1
tlflcatea Into actual eaah.
|
l O D c n i O t T l l t l C L D l l dsv making personal call*.
tent It to the White House.
_____
Poet office figure* show that
Congressional action on the furmnl convention nt llmd.-ntnn |
■pproxlmelely 400 veteran* have
100 Semtnolo County
ATLANTA, tit.. June 1H.—VP) long-fought measure c|rrylng f jye.trrdny IV W. law ton, Seminole 1 Mnre
join*,) . motorcade to Orclaimed their bond* but 2S0 nro Eugene
T 'lm adge,
firvbraii l
126,000,00)1 fnr relief was runt- minty «chmd *utw rm l,ndent. Mi,I
Inndo la *t night and attended the
pleted when the Senate agreed IM
Sanford Junior Chamber # f holding them for the Interest valuo Georgia governor who once th re a t - 1
' rn „ | t„ |,.at| ••j.mni.OOO discontentThe wnuld-he-*tetule ml)* for huge Cone rally held a t Eotn
Secretary of Agricultural W al to tha elimination of Its amend
Commerce official* today polnttd or for caahlng a t a later d*te.
To the 172 men who cashed r n | Dixie IH-moeriiis'* out of llo
lace today announced the aban ment for reviving the Florida e.tabll.hm ent of condition* where- Park.
out tha axlstrnca of a munlclnal
lflfl.400 j , , rty.
Item..
donment of the tentatively an- ship canal. The balance of tha "y a teacher, after having *erved ’ Headed by I . A. Brumley, preeordinance which prohibit* the their bonds, a total
____________ proved m arketing .agreement for conference report on the big ap *eti*fnrtnrily * for three year* in blent of the Bemlnole County
poaaeaslon or sale of any “ticket, was contributed. The bond* were | rnitie fl, |j w„,lncsday night »!-. .
mailed
to
Tamp*
and
individual
Friday** tide*: low, 1 :f»5 A. M Florida celery, according to an propriation bill was approved by one county I* to receive a per •‘('one for Governor” d a b tha
must on the e r r of the Philn
ehar* or coupon In the City of
manent appointment to tench In group wa* composed of many
and 2:00 P. M.: high, »:07 A. M. Associated I’re** dl*pa*ch from the Benate with little debate.
Sanford, f a , in any lottery for treasury checks are being returned J delph U . cu IIve n t ii in.
fnr the faca amount.
and H:33 P. M. Sun rise* at 6 :20. Washington
women a* well ** men.
Etna) action on the relief Florida educational institution*.
Shaking
a
graying
forclwk
out
There are approximately to ]
A. M. and acta at 7:30 P. M.l The development will have no measure left only th* tax bill
Mr. Cone'* addre** wa* Inter*
Hetnoval of the permanent ap
The local law provides a maxiof
tils
rye*
In
an
uproarious
meet
timm fine of 1200, or 90 day* In certificate* of registration now nn Ing of the Georgia State Execu Moon rise* at^ 4:30 A. M. and effect nn Seminole County celery standing In thf way of congres- pointee, could ho effected only a* ru p trj several time* hy enthu*ts»<
produrrr* since the agreem ent • slnnal
prison, or both fo r violator*. Sen hand th at have not been delivered, live rom m ittee, Talma<lge shouted "***
adjnum m ent
Saturday a re.ult of Inconipotoncv, unpro tic cheering of hi* audlenco. H*
7;10 P. M.
ha* not Iwen in fmee fnr * year, nlght. Leader* long have planned fessional spirit. III health or im told hi* * 11111*00* that he w ai th*
teAr* I* left to the discretion since the addressee could not h* that he still Is a Democrat
located.
These
ellpe
will
be
held
Florid*: partly cloudy, *c*ltrrrii I'. R. Dawson, rourAy farm agent to end the teialnn when the re morality, iwcoriling to Superin victim of many untrue itatem enta
o f the monlrlnat Judge, accordfor 30 day* and then returned to and will support hi* party’* nomi thundershower* Friday and pos us*erted this afternoon.
in the c'nslng houn of th* cam*
tendent I-awlon.
ln r to the ordinance.
lief and tax bill* are pa.aed.
nees
and
platform
though
he
etill
Mr. I)nw*«n pointed out that
Sent Imile County
polgn, prominent among them d*
F o r th* public sale, or the of Atlanta, according to bonus dis maintains hi* embittered feud sibly In extreme aouth portion to
The
Senate
uuickly
concurred
Th.
night. Extrem e nurthwe»t Florida the term* of the proposed plan In the House’* refusal to accept, head said the chief objecllon to '"*
fer to aell. " a n r ticket, share or tribution regulation!. The ex-seyv- with the New Deal.
erronenu* stale ment n>*d*
—pertly cloudy tonight *nd Fri set up a control committee which the amendment for reviving the jibe pmjxisrd act lay In the fact l»y hi* opponent concerning hi#
coupon In tha City of Sanford, p la Ice man m ust then get hi* bond*
from on* of tha mailing point*,
Jt
was
a
strange
and
grudging
c u l d direct the ihlpplng ■m^ canal project. The death yaeter- ■that the responslhi lly of regula- • lend on labor and wages.
day.
in any lottery fo r money," the same
profession of faith In the PemoMr. Cone stsled emphatically
m arketing of celery,
rpe-'m um penalty Is authorised. Atlanta or Waahington.
day of Senator Fletcher rem ovnUtlon and maintenance of atandanl*
Because
th
a
.
peak
of
hnnua
a
c
rm
tic
P
arty—a
pledge
of
reg
u
lar
Ife said the ■*rf,,,n*n t l'*‘l the moat blgorou* supporter o f i would rest with the «t*t* schnrd that he ha* heen and la now a
An appeal wag made today by
The ordlnanca against possestivities
apparently
Is
re
st.
Post
ity interoiixmi with a tirade the cemetery committee nf the lied becau.e lorol pro.lucer* and the project which ha,I hern a, 1,lest hoard, stripping the rounty hoard* strong supporter of th# working
alon of * 'n tte rr ticket was adnntmen nn,l the men on a sm all sal
ad In June, 19M, while thn statn te master R. J . Holly had discon against |h (. •Mikado*” of the New Ban ford Garden Club for IDO ■hipper* did not coincide with to the bill by tha Senate.
of their regulatory power*.
tinued holding tha poet nfflre open Deal and Democrat* who believe crepe myrtle*
ary, a* I* attested, b# said, by the
^ p ro hibiting lottery sales W arn#
■nd 100 oleander*, the stipulation* It Mt forth.
! With the new ravemie estimate*
Siiperinlcndcnt
Lawton
added
■IffeelW e K Anril of the wmn Tear, at night, a service which was they must he t In monkey*'' to to be planted In the eameterle*. I The prog rn in wa* in effect d u r-'o n the compromlie tax program that the west coast group would support being given him by organ
rendered to those employed In the be regular lint it *■> a pledge A full-time employe I* a t the Iki- mg the 19.11-36 season her*, the
MmvCee officials eald.
IT ea.m eg Os raw* lh,*i
approve tha tenure bill if certain ised tatmr.
Bemlnole County supporter* *x.
Assist*nee o f all law -erfort'ng day and could not leave th eir th a t he will not follow AI Smith rial grounds, and donor* a re 'a g e n t said, hut waa abandoned
modification* were made.
rnragement*.
pre«*cd regrat that all of th* can
and fanner Joseph B. Ely of asked to hand the plants to him. locally last year.
bodies will ba sought * y th* Junior
Dircussion of the tenure pro didate's ailress was not broadcast.
Veteran* who have not received MaasachoseMs should they carry
Chamber Hi It* fight Ut abolish
Th* W ashington dispatch
posal occupied the major portion Only the first portion reached th#
Um lottery business horn, It ami their certificates of r**l»tr*tlon out their threat to “take a w alk”
Youtha attending summer RI- ported that the A gricultural Adof Ihe program which wa* designed air. and the latter part waa wall
are advised to obtain them ■ Im
IO w ii» r* n.
ble School in Oak land will leave iuatment
Administration
will
--------mediately, according, to Sanford
to bring out point* for the ad received by those In the Immediate
Sanford Monday morning, It w a a l't^ n d by to co-operate w ith eel-!
Wilson, who ha* been a
postal attach**.
vancement of a muro stabilised audlene*.
announced today. Beginner^ arc I ''T proslurrr* tf they dealr* any xupporter of Jodga Petteway In
Mr. Cone I* speaking tn talk*
U'wwt.wwe*
r t f * I)
hi* campaign fo r governor from school system In F'lorlda.
further assistance.
I'nif. Torn Alexander of tlslnes and Marion counties today, and
Ih- time of hli announcement, wilt
deliver an addroea over rartio sta City made one of the principal many of his boosters accompanied
Vroaa Um P o rt o f Central Flor
tion WDBO In Orlando tomorrow addresses of the day. Thoa* at* him t» further assist hln ramida a t Sanford.
night In behalf o f the Tamp* tending Ihe meet wore guests of palxn. ______ ’_________
urged
Compiled dally, oseapt Sunday, City officials today
N.
Miller,
Bradentun
jurist'* candidaejr. Mr. Wllxnn will Jessie
tha Setalaol* County Chamber Banforditea to tako advantage of
,
gn on th* air a t T;30 o'clock and school superintendent, a t a picnic n o r n i - E s f o r a l t a r b o t
Commerce showing arrival* cervices offered her* by Dr. C,
Roland Mar*bs D2, a re*blent
dinner.
will talk for IB mlntitaa.
buna via SL JaluM River. W. Baker, veterinarian, who 1* uf Sanford since 1912, .died a t' In the ra g u ltr luncheon *a*tlon
HOLLYWOOD. June 18.—M9
Th* program for tha day feaThl* la th* oecond ipeech which
Attending
from
Seminal*
vaccinating local dogs against hi* home on W eat Flrxt S treet yesterday a t th* M ayfair Hotel
Ju n a IS, IMS.
turad Mr*. Doan, who Is'an hon- Mr. Wllaon h ta mad* for Judge County, other than Superintendent —Dan Amtche. playing a lead In n ■
table*.
about noon today a fte r an 111- Sanford K lw iniaut heard ft radio -rary member of th* Sanford KL Petteway ovar Um Orlando sta
.
Lawton, wa* F'red T. William*, movie, served as a vole# double
Dr. Baker will be found a t city
V S CITY O F SANFORD, n o « f ‘seven month*.
I.kll by Mra. RolUnd Dean *nd
also. Two youngsters playing al
tion.
Addressing
th
a
voter*
In
be
wsnla
Cub.
With
Ut*
atataUnra
chairman
of
th*
county
schagl
ball
where
dog
owner*
must
firs
t
cargo. 8k John* River U n a
Funeral service* will b* held T. E. Slmpaon, ducusaed the ihortta r boy* In n church scan* could
j
»f KlwanUn Slmpaon, wha took half of h li favorite candidate over board.
obtain a | 1 J S license for th eir
no* m**ter their Latin phiusoa.
Friday
afternoon n t 4 o'clock *ge of amall bom** In Bftftfard and tho part or Loon Shapiro, Mri. WDBO, Mr. W ilson u n c i them
of
_ ANNA xriib loaded barges. pot. The city Stand* expenses
f*nlr , | from tba Ertekaoo Funeral Rome. , ho** to lot their board « f diracAmvch# could sanra becomes tha
Dra« gave * varbatum reproduc to auport Judge Petteway prior
vaccination, according " r *
. IL Copoadgo and Co,
to - E. D. Brownlee I* to official- | n n decide an the indorsem ent of
boys' backs ware to th*
tion of a radio program given ovlr to tha first primary“
1-TVc OV. SIMPSON, with U OKWlaUt » H d 2 f not i w J
Mr. Marah *a* a native o f tbc ju n io r Chamber of Commarta’i a New York station this past win
Z J ^ )
8o»"»U r rounty. having bora born drlv. against th* “Cubft" racket ter whan ihe waa connoetod with
* * * * * u" there In 1171 R* came to San- In flraford.
tho publicity department of tba
police and disputed of,
( ford from Ocala and Was the
David K. MeNab ax a raprv.cn- FktrfcU exhibit of Rockefeller
Joe Hendricks, Dcl-and atto r
tallv* o f th* JayCees wan Intro ranter. In Uw “lklt” Mr. Sbeplro
ney a n d , candidate for Congraaa
duced by KIwanLon J, J . Kella- interviewed Mra. Dean.
NEW YORK, Ju n e 1 ».- M i - from th* fifth congressional dis
ghan. Mr. McNab explabod how
In dlscuulng the Flortdft ex* Ad versa w eather 'condition* this trict, will «t»*k »t F irst Btreat
• m — ,■
|
\
the Junior cham ber la making a hIMt s t the Great tikea HkhLil- afternoon threatened
to cause and Magnolia Avenue a t S P. M.
Vornon Hawthorne, Miami a t - 1 lurVtvIng ere th e widow, Mr*. fight ag alaat th* numbers gam* tlon It waa brought out th at In noatponemant o f tho tB-rnund Friday, It w as announced today.
■Vftar* W ill (peak la behalf o f-V ie ra Marsh and a ton Harold which, he aaid, 1* taking UMuoand* order to Indue# tourist# to coma to heavyweight fig h t between Joe
The candidate, opposed by W.
Trad Coo* aver tha folaw fo* r* . March, both «»f Sanford; two of dollara every week nut of th* Hanford this city must flrxt gupply
Lrnda and M as Behmellng to J . "Funl*” Btcod of Klsslmm**,
d > staticna: WlOtX Miami, WDA- brother*. II. C. M o n k ' *rf Jock- re r u lir channel* o f trad*. Th* .•mall home*. Mr. IbifooB, as
plana to cover th* County to
night In Yaaka* Stadium.
■nd Jama* M ftnb of Kiwanla Club was aakod t* uadorve president of th* 8anfard Chamber
Rain was falling today and the morrow. He speaks In Oviedo a t
the mo re man t and la tu rn tba club of Ooramerca, together with K. H. w eather faunas predicted more 1 P. M., Chuluots a t 2>1S P. M„
voted La
looey, thought *om*thing aught shower* for te sto h t.
aad Geneva a t S:30 P. M.
to tho board of dlractore f oo r 41a-,
ard
six - 1 to
i o ha
e a done
oon* tow
i
Hendricks la supporting tho
Odds an la s f i f winning this
I building here,
Townsend Plan,
afternoon ranuUaml M 1 to 1 .
Minding Is Called
To Pick Nominees
Notables Express
Grief Over Loss
Walker Says Republi
cans Hope To Carry
State For Landon
Ixkftin, Hnrdee, Wil
cox Among Those
Lauding Dead Solon
Sanford Veterans Holding
M
O O l t U S tSOTICtS F O Y I n t e r e s t
Immediate Cash-In Executed By Only 172
Out Of 450 Ex-Service Men, Holly
Reports From Post O f f i c e ______
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Senate R ejects School Officers
Florida C anal; Find Fault With
Relief Approved Teacher Tenure
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H uge Tax Bill May Be Law Would StripLoca!
Completed Tonight;
O Power To
Boards Of
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Regulate
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Anti-Lotterv L a w
Here Provides For
$200 Fine, Prison
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Local Delegation
Hears Cone Talk
In Orlando Park
Celery Marketing
Agreement Ousted
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CITY NEWS BRHSFS
Fred Wilson Will
Talk F or Petteway
MARITIME NEWS City Officials Urare Roland Marsh, 62,
D og Vaccinations
After Long^IUness S?” * Rolland Dean And T. E. Simpson
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Campaign For Conet *WBrf • ,,or* ■* Mowo* Cor
Hendricks To Talk
In Sanford Friday
In Stadinm Tonight
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LOCAL WEATHER
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SANFORD FORUM
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but who
had come to love and respect him as a man who rucked
hfftrtff'hto chosen line of activity and who was constantly
devoting his energies to w hat he believed to be for the
beet Interests of h b state.
Few men In the capital had more -Influence with the
Ite House or had morsi power in the Sjinate. Only Senr Borah of Idaho had served In the Senate f o r a Unger
lod of time. Senator Fletcher, not dnly bacgttee of his
seniority, but also because of his standing with the party
III power, hi* reputation f o r unimpeachable'! integrity, aipi
Ms courage and forthrightness, was without a peer In the
R ita * UftAltliM blrt CHOICE OF G. O. P. FOR VfcE PRESIDENCY
S
I f Is unfortunate th at the last grakt* battle of his Ilf*
should have been for a lost cause and for a misguided
project. Whatever Strang* influence it wgrthfet convinced
Rena to r Fleachcr th at the cross state canal' was a worth
while undertaking, It goes without iay ifg that he Fas
sincere In his convictions th at It should be'Jug. His labors
in its behslf were all that carried It to tile Very precipice
fa irs
MDAT, JUKE II. IMS
TmAjVjc’c B u rr
iroughout
trrry
throughlie nattu*
relit upon
P e t i e w a y ’g7 C a t h p a ^
d « tte » rn .
Prefacing his remarks to a large' attd* sj
tllctlCe in Sail font yesterday with tha glibly
, Tae !W, >r* >»*w lorn froai the riqt' making
wlirarin? Ir*»
, I „• . . IMQAMVimN .
;
aad„ CR.it M rilA yvA i".- t f m
Vt trial
r Judge
a num-
it' to euO
lleV of worthwhile uccompllshmwta whi
inf trt it
.materialize and to have a' d art personal
Cruradr* carried on by lipeach and editorial have marked Frank party, being then Michigan state chairmen. Ha hasp* Is tloae touch
Huccrssful conclusion if he la gtVnt tlid
Kno*’» career since hi* return from the Spanish-American War. A* with his publishing Interest* and lores tba roar of tho presses oven'
people of this state.
long ago ** 11*10 (left) he hid risen to power la tha Republican though hi* work In tlu present campaign take* him far afield.'
Ho expressed himself strongly ns being ht favor n(
igsnfutflh U heating hi* economy In gnvrrnmcnt arid pointed out how hundreds ot
)Id Blltl Moose Out To "°unt,K,<“>« *■ f»t«Ulg«t «*l eger of General Wood1* ensue- Soon Kuo*’. suggestion* became
f V n l ‘*Ucr*rain*tla5
• • ““ P*r ecssful fight for tho prcridentlnf forthright blows.
sling a qatek ride from thousands of dollars could ho saved to tha taxpayers of rk- ■ i ' rwi* .
this state liy tho elimination of numerous fat jobs bn the
i by-msrl,
ir «t||» from high. public payrolls which are not essential in any senna of the
word but are mere sinecures provided for the express pur*
Ighiretif..
s a l Httng Intrepid* for only Ihr | h>so of rewarding political favorites’. IT* said th a t thdse
day.
jobs, as well an many bureaus and commissions, and the
Joseph Jeel Keith.
high costs of many other offices, eould be eliminated with1*
out.sacrificing in the slightest degree the services of the
Bow many rftemii* wjll Imre government to the people.
tjjelr bpnos money in. three perAn he has in every other speech ha has mod* front the
t*ot gurarement bondsT
time when, ho first, announced for the office of governor,
. Tea. wraJdat pklf a banker for Judge Petteway again flayed the slot rtlOchhtWi and- tho Sholt*
preeldent of the United State*, sponsored law enacted in tho h a t Legislature which legin
* * * * * 'A*
* fc#Bk*f liod theso “one-armed bandits’* UiicompremUIngiy he
fo»,j«rener. of florid*. eyre a
Bpr^sre of our two candlj*r tftwtraor aw laving nn
lima trying to deriilo .which
feaMhmfVy oSj whfch I* the
Tb* oeaolarlel slectlon^ with
V * roeuncleo fM«e|NbKl I* go-
lag to bw about os Interesting end
as netting, u the governor's Tampa eaiMtldatc, it seems to uu, from any cenacctkm wittl 1 . .
Petteway Our Choice
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COfcUlrtfA OAEBITB ( U t f * C f n j
Wd era fur Judge RilMgh* Fat bddd V V r City, i
the Tnlhihassec machine.
And
Jntlgo
Petteway
hgs
bean
eonstatdnt
In
Ms
pnbHe
County veterans will
H’i r r . oi,iwn hiR **** ,w‘u e"Ti
speeches throughout tha c a m p a ig n fid has bed it making for
to
tha
fleet primary, but d lj no* ■" V h t ra tra
} • ‘ daring tho nasi few deys. Ilnag on tho office of govarnnr. He was against the two-job prac get uequalnted wllh him and Mr * 1 . . « .
• Mr gear each, hoys I F.ierynno else tice before the first primnry, ana h a ta against It now. reenrd in tint*.
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C ‘lf
• -vfOt l a trying ta get U away from
'A
,V 'r 'I .
.
- l>
W* era for Mmbocaura h . U ' ouni*
*u fn‘
tha onJy candldito for govurnor In
b,r u “ w tf T
tho race today that ran bo * |M w l
w* ora for kin
e«f opt>n to deal with nn Ikon’ hand’ B“ n* esiunn and e
wllh til* eats buyer* and sleet Ion him or boo Itred
nmrptloatart* th a t ta ro amda whether llrla g la
■Nbrth Flerklo ataiteh hi the ada* <«r not, arw fa r h
trilb of the good people of tha « !> * « to Per at
■lata.
them.’
(Wo sre far Mm eeeeose ha Wa a r t for Bolol
holpdd clean ap Tampa s* that In cauah eroa crook*
th* roeaat pilmary there Vera n o t Set eaaW aag "ti
| • half damn ‘V t ra ts. " Thl* to- B >» high UMa to
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I f la a a la la goiag to heap on
v • todtbOl sara capltohelie and tho
Statu owl more c*mmunt*Ur.
-da atfcbt
Jnet swap ceuetrle*
i- - > d l l i them and rave a u n th e a thr
J w I nil to *d * oouple of roYolutlsn*.
t i >'
Idg oak for Petteway la tha
■M IA ta wall a* tha Mlribaam making It two out
IV da*y aawnynporo l» the
CM* ouppertlag Um HUleV oandldoto . . , which m aendr Phut before the first primary when he needed the
M*d tha peeperl!«a of .rote* support of this pension group fn order to get into the
ha w ll recelt* throughout runoff, ho has not been so entburiutU about it <Use' ho
cnscoremf that the old folks alone a n not enough to
.elect a man governor.
Judge Petteway, on the other hand, has stated from
tha first that ha believan fn oh attenuate oM age pension
system and that "I am In complete sympathy with p
principles of tha Townsend movement."' That U hia at
titude today. He baa not changed it ea* lota. TswaasadItaa, and nntkTownaandttm, wW hove to tsdor him or
iMVe hfm on that basis. Bat titty akn be asdurad o f «*•
.tbfnr, that Judge Petteway w if p tfte same tout offer
election that he It during the campaign.
Tha people can well trust hip to keep filth with them*
SANFORD
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wiHOf-is
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. Mow. eabr %l shpri while bark
the Sanford HsrmW publfibed a
itm tb by the Hon. Judas Cllf.fopl, BwUh.aad which w o o l to
| hare the approval of The Herald,
Ithat "them was hardly a negro
la the eovatry wiOu-ut a, crimi
nal record." That they or moat of
[than* had Jail record*. We hardly
[think this la correct hot if the
Hon. .Judge eaya so It aeema to
at that TV tferaId and lfr.
Steel wera harking *p the
wrong tree, heemnne this would
eliminate ' moet cf the Colored
axed would It not?
The only thins that will hap
pen wilt be that the i l r t e d ||
■»rd people occr silty w ilrtP lB
eluded In tha prnslon money- R fl
, tribute*!, and will be obliged In
| abide by the rnniltlionu attache I
t» Mid pension. In other wreil*
they eannot do aa they Ilka with
It. Thera are Httln thing* thnt
opponent* of tho Townaeod Plan
always forget to tell the people.
| Pensioning the aged over tdrty
Irilminst** them from rcmpetlng
I for Job* ef which wo-JtaewrSot
[enough fi»r the younger wwtoi*.
rAnything wroag with d i e t ' ’
GEO. M. DOUQLASS.
■»a a WO Ik e
, airafa, am
ittn ltl
Or p)4 whh areg-tightening roller
Whlj*^witting to be fined a dot-
aofreto with which the *dH#* of
tbs Sanford Herald •wWowkd
hook. Una sad - einhor ef the
Funle mead, uegf* brato efcwV
•KindMl n o d L
If a
out Bppubllexn, fulmlnlAtrntlnns, at Dettibeni
TV hear » (mwipou* Judge’* warn- of Renntor Fletcher wait always one to'SH fi
the great State o f Florida.
The Editor,
Sanford Herald,
man in the governor'* chair.
; sgsbut the
We srs f*r him becauaa ha U' tOla**.
«« able UKUtire, kaa a grad
W* are f
brad and warn haart, end he* a^keaeatly far
life record ab help and sympathy' Ilea law ad
for tha labortag m u and tha under' ell beams a
dog.
' We' ary f
Wo sre for him because ha It not dtpsrU*
personally clean end decent, hot Interest* to
.1* not Intolerant to tho tltU* fall-' —CoVaMa
Iqga of others.
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Fla. (Fred
Wo era for him beenas* ha la pepeth
I.‘ WEST PAT.M BEACH, Jon
lO-Coraly Agent M. U. Mhtfnts
(was cated* In far ailelre wh.-u
number* of the Winter Huh. n(
Kalseg CUy, wanted Inform*U«n
on the treatment of tap rail and
wlndbrrak plantings for their pew
polo ftold.
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vu well
f t as*toKhi*
S Lconstituent!
S 2 ftifJ?
4 ff
who rarely saw htin
�TUB SANFORD BERALOL HANFORD, FLORIDA
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Telephone 148
Social Calendar
ra ra tto r a t 1:10 P. M. a t tha
church annex with Mr*. D. C.
Bare lift, Mr*. H. H. Chappell.
Mm. B. K. Bqulrea, Mia. O. A.
Badfard. and Mr*. Besale Ilutohlaoa aa hoeteaaea.
W® bcllere
w . a . McMu l l e n
k u
m ade i
good
CONSTABLE
h•
therefor® wc advocate hi®
reflection.
(PaM far by frlenda of
W. A. McMullen)
I f
Mrs. W alter Morgan
Cives Bridge Party
Mr*. W altor L Morgan entertaU ad a small group e f friend*
w ith a brideg p a rty aad fiimhann
Wedneeday m orning a t h er home
• * Magnolia A ro m a . A peat*!
color schema w ea accentuated by
howla a f garden flower* aad font*
arranged about tha Itrtng room*.
Afta® several program tone of
b tU g o Ugh score prim, a yellow
Hrnon hag. wna awarded to Mr*.
F . Ml Boomlllat whO* low score
Prlaa. chiffon hoe*, was given to
Mr*. P n d T. Wll Uma. Mrs. W.
B. Zachry wna givhn “ aereennP e t" , opart® handkerchiefs.
A t the noon hour luncheon wai
served Informally e t the card
tahlao hy tha hostess, assisted hy
Mr*. A. W. Knox, Mr*. E. Comp
to n , and M n. A. C. Fort.
. Thoee preaent were: Mra. F . E.
RoamOUt, Mr*, n. B. Purdon.
Mr*. W. B. Zachry, K n . R. D.
nigM eyman,
Mr*. E.' Compton,
M rs. A- W. Knox, M n. W altor L.
Cooper, M n A rthur Bren in , M n .
J . 'C . Bennett. M n. A. C. Fort,
Mr*. R. J. Holly, and Mr*. Fred
T . WU1lam*
H arry H. r a t ten o n of Atmora,
Ala. la tha gueat for a few daya
af hla ntoea. M u. Roby Lalng,
Paola Road,
Mr*. Louie* Dowling of Temps
to the guest of her brolher-ln-law
end tU tor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stafford, Genera Avenue.
Mr. am) M rs. F rank L. Woodra ff and Frank L. Woodruff, III,
ara amending a abort time a t Coro
nado Beech with Mr. and Mr*.
J. OX Woodruff.
t
Im ong those from here attend gallon to“ PhTlsdclphl
ing the regional conference ef
tlon prmUIng Talmadge.
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etmologlsts a t
the
Mayflower
Hotel In Jacksonville thl* week
ere: Mrs. Leo la Cormsr, C. F.
Stahl. L. B. Reed. J. N. Tenhet,
land C. B. Wlsecup.
(('•allaa*4 Frwwa ftog* Oafl
MOSCOW,
June
IS .- (Jto—
assemble a t
the Baptist Maxim Gorky, 68, moat famous
Mr. and Mr*. Lee Ranshottom Church, primary pupil* a t the a f contemporary Russian writers,
left today for Ptolnwell. Mich, to Methodist Church and Juniors a t died here today,
spend the summer. They were ac the Holy Croaa Episcopal Church.. Corky was a noryllst amt chltf
companied as fa r ae Gainesville Registration will be held F ri of the Soviet .propagandists. H t
by th eir gueet. Mra. Maud* day morning a t the Bapttet in waa a revolutionist from hit etrly
IFarnw orth of Pueblo, C ol, who stitution.
years, hi* revolt being attributed
HU v l.lt h#r dauirhUr, Mra
to the bitterness In which hla ear
j Georg* Smith, In th a t city.
M6r# than 100 members of the ly lift was spent.
Orlando Junior Chamber of ComThe w riter reached.the supreme
R. J. nolly m
win leave mere* and their wives were heights only after he had worked
Saturday for A tlanta to spend scheduled to leave the St. Johns ** « ragpicker, apprentice to a
the summer with
bjn grand- River Lin* docks at S:30 P, M .' mechanical draughtsm an, assistont
mother. Mrs. 1. B. Huff. He will today for a boat rid# on Lake rook on Volga River steam er, a
be accompanied aa fa r as Jack- Monro* and the river. The trip clerk, lawyer, tram p on the steppe*
- P r i l l , by R J. Holly. j r. and will occupy about three or four and a day laborer.
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hours and will be mad* aboard
| Dr. and M n. B. D. Caswell.
the “City of Sanford."
CITY BRIEFS
H«r® is the vote pf Fred P. Cone on June 2, 1936, In
Columbia County, and that of hia opponent:
Columbia County .... 14 precincts
Fred P. C o n e ........... 2,309 votes
His o pponen t.........
156 votes
Fred P. Cone carried hla county on a basis of
86 per cent which waa greater than any other candi
date In hia home county by a substantial majority.
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Fred Cone i tan da for:
L LOWERING the Stat® budget to balance taxea
inatead of RAISING taxea to balance the budget
Rigid economy In all branches of State government
2. Real and sufficient money for the education of
your children. Nine months’ term fo r all schools.
8. ADEQUATE Old Age Pensions IMMEDIATELY.
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M u . Ma n ia Pagvnhart la
praetor* a t Mar h o n e ea French
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n » .t
he ilm d y has experience In econo
my In public office, declaring th a t
he rMuntarfly took a 20 percent
eut in hit salary aa judge no that
the county budget might be bala iw .l, and th at he la not rrcelrInr pay for the time he la cam
paigning.
Bringing out that proper adm lnlitration and atrlct enforce
ment nf the law are among the
thing* needed In thl* atate. Judge
Petteway declared hlmaelf a atrong
advocate of hnneat eteetlona.
**1 ahall do all In my power t l
aee that every elttien vote* nnee,
hot only once." ha ataerted. “Rlmfllxriy, I ahall a n r t tha aame ef
fort to tee th at aeery clllten'*
ballot la counted once, but on’y
once.*
Further, be aligned himself
with a policy of re teommending
that election returna be av*il*Me
In a reaaonable length of time
out Praeident Rooeevelt and the * fW the poll* have rlpeed
Th* candidate expreeaed hlm
New Dealer*.*
M orris had offered a resolu aelf a* a solid nreponent nf foil
tion, rharglng the duPonta fi nine vonth school terme and a poli
thalr
(nanced
k a iK C g
V*»W
t a r e t e — e * . cy that would
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Macon wconvention
and demanding th a t Talmadga r i r m o n t h l y salary.
Judea Petteway conclude ! with
g et la line and openly announce
loyalty to the President or ton- a dee',ration that hs to not s "eon.
d, r ^ia resignation" as National trolled" man of any politic*! msfo r chine or aetflah Interest. An ef.
Democratic Committeeman
fort had been made, he asid, to
Georgia.
T h at resolution never feme 0» alien him with the present rov.
the floor of the committee meet em n- Uut In proof of the fact that
ing as Georgia's 24 convention be d.**s not have the support of
votoe w ert pledged to the Presi T a l l i s s«ne machine, he pointed
dent and a list of 84 d* legs tea tn the support he I* receiving
waa certified. But the Talmadge- from R F. P sty and P stsr Tomto*
shouting esello—hoth
w e iio -n o ti, of
of whom
whom were
were Gov
Gov.
con trolled committee
to «fnd wttv the
PEOPLE AT HOME •
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Melton W a n and Billy TUgpaa
Kmery Uniearally
to a ttea d n a w r school.
Ml S aad ay far
Mr*. Qeerga A. DeCotte* ha*
returned from Jacksonville where
■b* spent a few weeks with her
molhar-ln-to'» , Mrs. Georg* De, The tow gtr** tha pedestrian the Cottes, Sr.
rig h t of way. It** the same type of
protection the League of Nations
Mra. J. J. Bloat and son,
g a r* Ethiopia.—Providence NewsTribune.
Gregory, of Louisiana are the
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guests o f Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Adams. Rose Court. Mra. Bloat
Is the form er MUa Naomi Scog-
‘w t s m
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Talmadge Comes S l o t Machine
Back To Fold Of « I s Denounced
New Deal Party
By Petteway
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DELIVERY
117 E. 1st S t
Phone 236
iy - Saturday
23c B arg ain Day*
I
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\ x u m i. not*
ICOFFEE
Fla. TOMATOES, full basket of each
gwranaiM.w. mi
1 lb. Breakfast BACON
o x a ru t an r i it a: rm tK
Sausage
I i ••« f i e
Met
RUTIIKN 6
2JC IOATS
u rt« ■
Rlaa4ar4 M lai
Fall Q urtA
23c IDressing
EXTRA I. AIM.i: ftIRK
Stewart’s Pecans real nuts 2 lbs. 23c
gm
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& fe^-lfetelieslO c.box^
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(,ixe us a break.
we. at* r«n« II •••ratal#
PEACHES
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Trade with a hom e concern.
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3 for 23c
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no mores
I Ratea
3 raaa ft I U u » Kara IO IP
23c | P & G
FT. HOWARD TOILET TISSUE, the best, 3 rolls 23C
BROOMS 5 siring all broom corn
Isxtk over our fruit* and vegrlultlett.
In line. We lhark you.
real value
23C
Our price* are
Compare price* and quality.
The Woodmen's Circle, Groce
Party Is Attended
Number 287. will meet Friday
By Eastern Stars , night In tha W oo^nan n a if to
Several irvmheW* of .Seminole
Gh*ptor Number Tw„ Order of the
SU l- •»«>d*d a P*rty given Wednesday svenlnr In Orlando
I M l s p a h Chapter Number 180.
Or.ando. ht honor of Georg* Turn.
I*f. w®rihy g rin d patron of the
grand chapter of Florida O. E. S.
Many vfaltor* from the »urragndlng district and other state*
w«v* to attendance. Those from
Ssnford present were: Mr*. A. K.
I Shoemaker, Mrs. B. C. Moor*. Mrs.
Mareus Tvr*, Mra. E. C. Jtorper,
| Mr*. H. F. Kent, Mra. Murray
I Jarvis, Mr*. Chart** Hewion, and
1Mr*. J . B. Crawford.
dlicuai plana for tha district
meeting In Lakel«>d on Juno 2S,
Mr*. C. G Collins, tlufr offlrlal.
said today. Miss Mildred Wheeler. district m anager, to expected
to be present.
TO GIVR WEDDING
The Ranford
WPA Nursery
School for colored children will
present a "Tom Thumb Wedding"
Monday evening, June 22. a t S t
Jam es A. M. E. Church. corner
Cypress Avtnus and Ijlnth S tre e t
The proceeds will be used fo r
playground equipm ent The gen•re l public la cordially Inrltod to
attend.
4. A State fund to advertise nationally our citrus
and other Industries aa well aa the beauty and
charm of Florida,
6. Fhredlollar license tags for all pleasure automo
biles. Reduction of gasoline tax.
Maxim Gorky, Famed
Russian W riter, Dies
FREE
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
JUNE
— To-Nfcht The Academy Award Winner
Fred Cone when in the atate Senate paaaed lawa
beneficial to and haa always stood one hundred
per cant flor organized labor. See Act of Legis
lature. 1918, now Section 7068, P. G. L. Acta of
Legislature, 1918, now section 7068 R. 0 . L. and
880, Acte.of th e Legislature,
er 6619, peg* 880, Act of Legla1 9 1 1 A lso we*.
Chapter 6621, page M S,'Acta
Lature, 1 9 1 1 ' .
of Legislature, 1911
W IN $2 5 ! ! C A S H
Nothing To Buy! Just Look and Register t
The Hofmann Electric Service has installed a com
plete Electric Kitchen in its show room. You are in
vited to come in and see this modern equipment and
tell us your reaction on a complete modem electric
kitchen. Then write your name and address in our reg
istration book. On July 18th a t 8 o’clock we will an- nounce which of those who registered will be awarded
the $25.00 cash prize.
7, Wed Cone favors liberal pay for common labor,
TMffkient to support hia family—haa always paid
tM i amount to hia employees. THEBE IS rfO
TRUTH IN THE STATEMENT THAT HE FA
VORS PAYMENT OF FIFTY CENTS A DAY FOR
COMMON LABOR AND IT IS CIRCULATED FOR
OF TURNING THESE VOTERS
COMES FROM THE SOIL
T IT IS TO CUT CROSS
TINE BOXES. AND DIP
•AID HIS WAY THROUGH
Added Feature
bat the*# newlywed*
The Feature of
Our Display is the
NEW - ULTRA MODERN
S tewart-W arner
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GOVERNOR
THE GOVE!
WITH A TH<
c o M iiitfy
e l e c t jh c s e r v ic e s t a t io n
260 MAGNOLIA AYR.
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4 To 3
Powd«r LookffUtJ Score DeLand Annexes
jjfo GMe TrioOfMarfcert 12 To 3 Victory
| Infourth Frame Over Itlandero
Siihfg
TO K «J*«|Fitt8fe^| Shtetj
LOWS
Shows Condition
ftifn Heavy Htttinf? Stands
Wright Reeords $528
! n mm mag
n oat
u psutka'
s
n . __ h_
n . r __.
r\ a io o i
tiOflandf
a j
.that would ( t n them Just one or
two more rune than the m ints
hid m. ns red to tally, M l filling
um d foread to laaxo tba flaM do-
flanford'a baseball clOh had ex
actly IMS.27 in the bonk on May
SO, accordtec to fevrrt re’ecsetf
today, by J. A. Wright, MCretary
and trtoaror of the outfit.
r
Hero are ,om« ether .titleties
-»Meir tSo flmactal documtet tot salad;
■•
B n a m o u n t, flW; cash M
chan(0 deposit, | 9f.62; deposit
with the Nstfonil Aisoclstlon of
Boeeboll Chrte, |M0; meter de
positor SIS. All them flaureo won
Hated under asset* which totaled
$120709.
. < |^ ‘
!• the expense department .
Wright aat forth tbaoa numbers; (
I Home gamss, $343.98; lesgue
•ornament. $170; miscellaneous,,
$3*7.fl; office (hooka and station
ary). 919.7$; paytrs' salaries.
91-70X79; team ru»d expenses, t
$SMJ8; training, $393.89; and ■
visiting ckiba’ .hires in local gsta
roeelpta, $388.38. Total expense*
amount to $3,337.10.
"^Receipts Include:
5t
K om ) , d j ? * Victory oxer the
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W »nd*r<
“ J , ttoW ta| f pf, ylnf h u last
s f t t f e a s ifSria i n
rU ftn t their Wot fdtM on tM
HEW YORK, lorn \9. -(/P)
— I»ets 11. o f the Louis Schmelfeg fight ton ig h t vrllf be' distrib
uted by tho combined W EA P.
WJE-HBC sforttng St * PHOt*.
Clem McCarthy and Ed HU1
comprise the announcing team.
will bet the show nets $900,000,
but Ust minute estimates sr*
that the gallery will total no
more than 80.000 and that th .
p a |-o tt will be on $700,000.
'
Caiia
LttrftWMi
Ffobe Pal
f “ * toT. *** ^
tine apno la tho fourth which K l n « l . ,« iO o m b k tr s p p ln i out
netted throe runs. Beyond that, M » W « 4 * ■!»*•“ ‘" J 1!*
it wss ImpoMlble for them to r e t t’mM ■* hat. Ha dro*a In Qirtd
d mdn around the sacks.
nrM :
..
* t A orntina wss the ffrrt to
Kln.el .U rtad for th* IaMndCrew Mood, puiMnf over one row era hut was taken out in thS ioiIn the third. Again In the fourth °nd from# with none put, Wter
tho Ralate counted twice to knot giving
up four hits.IldSk(Joftld score. The Sixth predated th* nick), »h* relieved
bfm, wax
market that Wes tn decide tho rapped for I f rftor* safctlea begome In faror of tho Ancient "for* tho f i n e was ovtr.
City lade.
| Dopey D a g its rted for thS
„ ' ^ w ,LL<>okoU,t ^ , h• ^ J ”,: 2 ! " #' £ ^ ,,U i u‘ » m taken out In th*
4?
^
^
w h .n ‘he flrof
•* !"!!* ? ? . * ’
two
wantM *”* ,hi ,,to n ®
* • " l"ot
* * * * * U *on* I two got kite.
T* £ L _ ' I J Z
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McGloin limited the l.landtrs
DELANp. / m
ll.—Dtrtelors
• f . t U rk)Yfc« hlMti Uffiroi wilj
meet at P s la tli Kundhy, Jon* 21,
It t n ‘•m nraim d yes te rday t y
Preitdont O. fc OtBTmt*. Motto*
sent sot aat th« ttms of Um ses| (Jon for 10 o'clock In tho mire-
Hg.
Developments a t the meeting,
Uw altitude Of the N la tk n dab,
and IrUtrectlon* from J cHto vf. 0 .
f&reiMdmv. habit Of drrsntxed ■*!uor leagues, will decide wteMpr
dr dot President a i h t t i n d '^ S l
tender Mo rerip gallon no league
head, he arid Wednesday.
i
n s friction between Presl
G lllland and the Palntks I
o
Amkc .d ta . eM cwmTO e f gaavo clptlnary action on
betting '^ d * r
aa?*
Tlwro la
i
r
* * * ***
i S t a i J r f . / ^ o nMU ^ aath “iban ^aefng
xlrtuaU* M Schraal-
,«gOrerotreet
.w 8 and
s s s r ^ n e - M ir a s s i
,n* •
i- •
Emerson and Ceorgo Aadt/rretUa
Mfl he has extdenee to showjhst
the arroit feme Instlasted by rtllitks hall ctub officials.
.
Offlchls of the Pal* the glub,
howeeer. contend they had noth
ing to do xrlth the ease. Tha^ «n-
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MeEarlsnc and a
> ■ > n . . ...
Omaha Is Favored
m atter has Iw dn.felkfp,
To Take Altdevit !.bttr*
y Judge Bramham who ha|
1 ready xrtfttbn fwg p U y t a hll
Ascot tu ji Trophy tag letters with reference to
,1“ '* -w* * lfin|r *•
connected for .sfctle*.
U «»* on
Iw
V 0** .*
H » r« garo up fhroa hltt and
J « k Morton led th . Islanders
. 1 LouU1 '*1.11 , ® r* n kaD lq three run. In thro* snd *ne-lhfnf with o homer In the sexenth with
sa Coached for four blows and » tlm*» a t bat.
.
n In four and two-thlrde atantas.
McGloin struck out seven m*u
The (lilnta eonto bar* today for /s n d
walked
four.
GorfiUkt
return game which I* billed to fanned fix# and Issued five free
.( ln at f P. V. Hdlf-hoTtdav th* foistes
•
•- ,
r^ytoM
rvsnea should swell the attend--------/uh* tl>—(At— EuW* Sjiijgs
K«, official* said.
|
OAINE3VHXE, J a m llC - f n pean Jealouay of Afeerice’s gU H terday’a box score:.
1 on eieltlng gam e It deft with
LMronn
. ■ « ® \ heavy hitting, tho FoWtka A si* btlo supromacy, demonatrstad (n oaaiaro
To Gly*U/& Worry:
3£&
elntfsH^ rf
rerstreet. If
MM
Olympiad
after earth e f/
fb ftt of VniU'
t i l *
loss marked Uie fifth straight
to produce ehaft1 i ! J lose for tho falterin g O-Men.
pldn hurdlers, high-Jumpers and'
attitude tow ard umplroa.
^
^
Csaehall fan*. W right safe,
a i l r o , i show* th eir lo filty and high
rx f.rd fo r Chattanooga’* geituro
■jtl liy attending n many home games
1*H4tr4 U«*aA
•
rltahao tho
' ‘ h i 5^ ■ sr u ’SiiSffffl dam’s
ability
AlifraiMMUi i.V
S L rA ff-iirc g -iiia K S i
U siseevlll*
st
P s ls tk s .
\Uft9 U n o u t J
pole-vsultero.
iH I mw ta Medalist
o a t i 6 .7 a L i . n s o c n
Only England, with Its lord
W on L i l t
k
Loul*
It
It
!%■
Ih DhHe G /M eri
6urgbley, tea toon abl* tg gff'a
America's tlmher-toppef* $ riff
}•} Meet At Memphis
for fhelr money in tho p if t Mijt
HEKPniSe.Tsnn.. J m
1$ _
no toropooa nation has #*t AVm* H td ialp aM
“t m
4 i s (91—Ftegln* > -tae«*r»*.HreaVth->
oped any hlgh-Jompora **
'""’'rMMM
Jf*
.exhibition o f aab-par golf, yiong
i ' f dorth theft «Ht Th*y fifew*H Boston l-l; IL LOO
1 * r»dd[e Mass. J r - of Bxt<m
a hope of offering tho MMHcm
,Tm , n form er chvmpton. stroked
stars day real opposition tf these
. j his way to medalist honor* y**•v«nte In tho coming (Mpnpte
itcrday w ith a sensational 139 In
Gsmee at Berlin.
I the 38-bold qualifying fo r th*
AU other bnnebao of (Mfft thd
Southern am ateur golf tewrodf.r,t a l S s w
field they can barn, bub fcnr*'A e n t
A S ta ftA f l i r q i m
thlng about xaulting, JuMtlai and
. i.
We.Lostpet. * Tho slender (Mutfaotn fntrrcolhurdling escapes them. Prcnibty
*rh
is is
' 15. lagtate ehnmpWn set o now qoat
tho secret Uea In the lath of sM
..(2 .
»
«
's It Ifyfng More Mr tMf ffllry-fdurth
coaching. Whatever It M, $ I»-**# (rxnewsl of th# onettnt ymfrikgfoot-8-lnch vsalter oai drtf •$.
•'/,! moot and aotshIMhad » eoooH ffr
j t t the Kamphla Country a a h aourt*.
Jumper. They ora hot MttJo bet
ter orf the coatlnenL
Tho boot hlgh-Jumpor f i t Amefleans will have to beat f t Nrthi
dtoanro to bo Kurt Uidfiilat,
of Rwodm, whose best rfim od
sa,'iEu-ar,rfsi is
Machon. The weighing-In, nt
boob, will bo coBdoetod at tb*
Hippodrome. •
Tho German did flro mil** of
rood work yesterday morning apart handled severs 1 hard chances la
IT blows from klo -iporrlng Um iftim oott trapthootlnc a»d
noldtaf I»m, la Um ortflold
itoo without blinking an ays •nrd playing and took ta n motto
wore pulled by Pfeifer and A» an Olympia mark , of
d hie boring la better.
last Bight.
Jooli handlers sharo tho belief
Ho rold ho fralo Uk* b twoyMMrtd and is art the Most
fe/WLTXw s
ASCOT, Eng., Jonh 18^—(A^—
W lllsm
Woodward's
Omaha,
great-hearted eon of Gallant fo x ,
today will bid fo r tho Ascot gold
tup, n tu T f . will «3ho wjap no
American-owned tl»oroo|hbr»d u v -
WB Aft* pkoUD
or
OCR SERVICE
r* W Artn m u s t
accurate
4 ,-Mrm
Despite the failure of all earlb
a r Insider*.. - inchidiar
R tltfr
Count ta 1929. In Ihl* uartlrolnr
cLAULIN Jew e%
t i l PARK AVBt
< r~™ u
wew Term ds Ct„
Canada Ann
Ta
w hom- v r
iMcir c b U c M t
I WISH TU ANlfOUIVCB TO T ill
tH )W HAKTOt BcCLBLLAND IS W NO
LATKD TO MS EITHK* BY MxMffl (
<M,i„
■!-■i ■ X titF AiJi-*'
. M■ c C.: ;-iL11 h§r■
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�9A&FttttfT!tti#ALX BANFdUD. FLO
m v w iw
$ Senator’s Bo<
i8
Rest lii 9
City Where
Served Ate
t
!
HERE’S HbW TO’CET YOUR BONUS BONDS CONVERTED INTO CASH
Oil P la ta
10 SessiM
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im
i
( Jacksonville will b*
'j Ik* FWUtMr family.
Short Debate Only Ib,
Needed To Arrive
At Final Decision
W n Wednesday beam*Vta<>val o f arTsagomdato
for Um national cooventlon.
(To wma an brootay confidant
aa re a r of PreakMlri RooaaveK'j
ro-alactlon proa pacta,
thought
_______________ _ _ ______ _____there would bo BUM dlffUmlty
tried to persuad* Senator Fletch- over Um abrocatlon of tbo twoer, Monday, to gw home beraose thirds sem lnotlag role, and S a
dia did not aecm pbyatcalty able clooad* that Sana tar
W arner
la work, bnt the veteran left*. (D. N. Y ), waa already a t
la tor refuted and “remained Karo work aiaembllac platform tagatrailfoatfy performing hi* • doty (ratio n i.
U tba h u t "
\ Tbo city w a, atrearfy draaaad
"In
my Judgment,”
Loftla op fa r tka conaantlan. Fin**
aiMe I. “he dini a* ha wanted to and bontlng lined the itronta,
d ie - in harnaea.”
“Welcome Democrat*" ilgna ware
“ I ham, alwaya ad ml m l and *■ «T*r*
window. ^ Tka re
esteemed Ron.-tor Fir Ichor, bat ” *■ h°»«T«f. 0 ilngte iHaearJln Iho laal throe weeka it h t i u t noU* ,n d lk a l *•“ th*“ •
been my prieiloge to b l aaaocVat- btaek fram Um Democratic a*----
.... h
,m
tv A S iiiN c rn v . i n- h
i/Ft
Thf AJminidtration
to
ftvo new l.fv t.) iho >l*rnli Shij*
T in il proi»ft ah * il o I ,
Dirt
tn (tj. Wo.!to «eIn\ iiv mo M HI-.0
Thr AtumitHkf vnlr on flu* lout*
w h lf h
r e — n—
— —
_____
Far tho banaflt of war veteran* who plan to convert th«lr bonua band* Into ca«h. Ihaaa typical pleturoo tall how. Plret. a veteran whs
happen* U ba John H. Thaehatea (right In ptature at upper toft) l a i n hi* bend* to Joteph Oonovin. attach* af tho poatoffle* In Washington,
who witMtoaa tha requact for paymoitt Of *our** Thacktton must ba idantlfltd proparly, and to at th« upper right w* aaa Paul H. Orlffltn
(aantar), butlnata m anajar af the Washington poat of th* American Laglon, Introducing Thackalan to Dona van. Than ThaaJwtan algna
hi* m m * to the roouaat far payment an th a beat) af tha bond flowtr left) and racalvca a rccalpL And bafar* long a a hack an th* treasury
pf th * Unfted Ita too oaaaa* to Thaokaton who I* shewn (lew*r right) evincing the happlnete af veteran* far and wide. Theta pisUiro* am
*
•—* apply th o ^ to your hem* tewn. (Aaaoelatad Pr**o P hetoe)
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CLARK AND LlNCOLbl AT HISTOftk^SHRIPfES
.'T
r tk n u l Canmtlftea, raid:
complete approval of the Roo*o-
Ih r
''o l ’ u to
t o 'a
• v ii
ii k v 4
to tfohnl **. rn ‘*it1 i ^t*•-j i • nirnt
th it Ihs!«m| only J ’ >i,n t Immetli itolv, fho I D i o n-» t*o-l
thf* ri*sl of tho nmon.ii’f ^. ti n n ,
hill, virtually* ol
Mi. .1 .
to anv furlht*r nlhw itnoi
l'ioidont Ritabwovo I fur * i loiiin*
of *hr t | IT.
Olhl '» »J- n .
Tho til n r r i f *
n» i
prohibit ine lh** nllurwf *on
Mof fiin*U o t rp l
f r o
vuhta'h o *n l o i*e»rn»loto I
v»*w*d nPutnirnl Th it \ !
•*u« I n h i i iri ft 'I nit o ’
f t tho I l-u oln >*"\o 0
Tho Ho <o voto i.iioo
frw h** r ’. ift'”- ihr iliMtli
ni*«r |l sn.’ tn I' FI» D h ••
ware are i aare* l
T W Union League Club, trad!
of tho Si’nnte. Our relations
tua Re
koliana! bam* a f Philadelphia
moat plenm nt and m nlUL
publicanism. wa* drtaaad
pevinct la a dlstlact
oup ? t a h
Um Democratic show, too.
loin to me
feature of Ita decoration waa a
Other eutagiea Vera In
big eiactric sign, "Landan ami
rein. Senator Borah af
Knax, ItM , loro of eouatry
aald th a t “If ever * man
fifed ht* Ufa to hla duties,
I Farley, stopping off ra route
wna Senator F k lritar.*
to New York “to attend
to
“God know* wo need moro man torn* political m atter*' and to
tike Senator Fletcher In tho Sen see tba Louls-SchaMllng fig h t to
ate,”-----------S enator. . N
. .orris
. . „ o fO Nebraska
M IW U night,
night, rocotOM
received newimen
newimen aie t rao
tho
said.
MUL •
com mitten's headquarters.
con ami ltrprr«entatfra T s« I
K. N. V.). inaivted th* projhail tr f n given lh«, aprnraf*
■•f *n unofficial tward a f r*«
appointed by th* pTeaidart.1
The House «tooi| and applauded
Representative Olivas (D, A.’*
imr tn plead for tka F ltrida w a?
rway O'tver la retiring a tta r #
era in Congre**.
In a tribute La Senator Stalely.
. Oliver naked the lluuao to con,
Irr the merit* uf the canal ad
■inled out in * atatem rnt by th *
•n tlu r carried flocently in
itikfrrsdliTnal Record*
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"Few men kara aceompUahcd rail'A dm lnW ratlon by th eif* more than he did for the public ttaeUon of President Rooeoeett in
good, duriar Els te*c JfMri #f pxb- th#
enbetaattel manner
•I I I
n ho
*
Ft if |y
»
to
Senate Rejects
Florida C a n a l
Relief Approvi
i l ’ggllggfd F M ta N f «
not Vis| prvparvtl by th# t
tho Srnntw
ftiui
l!ou««>
\M>r tinnhU to rraeh m ...aare,
nirro#mrnt on th# tux teU*V T1w ^ |
n itl,
h o w F w r. th r y t v p t ( U 4 tO
n ts n U tiv # u m i# r iU ii4 in g
nn Ih r Vital measur* th is l i t l f
ook
thr i|rfi' ’on.’* lo I
nurn or Innlcktt.
fDiiittfh
lot or D -it! •• *'
I nrkinir
tr# »* a r y
til
nD' M%t* works Tiru
nn th# n#w pi ad for
rio H II r •|rl#«f»* f*h
tm both on normal
rn"tuifi hv \flim f Mu '" i n
gain j t irnm# tm l ondtetrltest*!
mr UVdtmttT nf Vo jy \ it1,
exm lnf^w . M t m i
/*
W
uni.rnO
J th# m
| rV i.ltn c for th** p ro i.it, •tnrt- Irtaila Involved Is tbo
r.l Iv tho Now ID A with folinf
frml**, ttVonnoy t n i u .i f it »(p.
Mot .i**l I I ii ih c app r v.il
|
"Krop th n projoi’t ciuriK,” hn
-tfi it “ I onvr it in lh‘* hfintls uf
tho Pri-iilont.*'
Tit** nuijnrtty Io p I*t .•id.ortotl of
| D r?' hiil horn m**'h* npo»to.|ly hy
t n.vb*pNP<t« i»HiI oth. i, t.L Uill th**
rnriAl thnt' oh n lh u!o ID tlitl nrt
! -my wh. th ir hi< n .tivr eiinpoit of !
| fho imontlmon!
nt tho in I
dtjini'F of I1. .'d»rt*»|lT Ifoo ■V*'U
1
“ « 7 c< .v .r.to » Cory A- Hardee ' " l t ^ i * tan “WW*” bo nJU d.
of !* rt- - ffjk,■-a present executive that tlM two-third, rula would bo
a ' ... *•
|
O ppnsinu it l(. p n -o-nt ttivo n.t*
m n (It . *SI V l, -*uid it
h«»| |t*»D I
JA eK S O gV IL L ft
t
la n lota to the nation. H k place I t t l t i t l O n
Is
S ta te d
will ba hard, to m l ”
i'
f n r a | irm w lm a w
„ n < t a n s w w w n w » a .l h * l W Bent. i
W 0001**0
Waat r tlm Bench: "I am grieved •
--------beyond exprewinn oeor tho death
Flee candidate* will bo Inltlof Senator Fletcher. Becaueo of »tad Into tba local camp of WoodM, VIndie treatm ent nf men and m ,n of tba W orld tonight, nehla thoughtfulneaa and gene malty cording tn C. C. ColUna, n lodge
I bad formed a deep affection for official. ,
,
h'rn In addition to toy mfmlraUnn , The nmn mam a n d . Brawn,
fn» hla ability aa n rio'eam en. In [John S Levana, E. FoX-, R, If.
hi* n ta a ln r t hare sustained n por- ' Rm UR and Mb. b n t
anna| loss.
InlU tory dagToao will bo given
“ In hla death the I tat a o f F ieri- through • team headed by Copt,
do he* tart It* moot distinguished Ed Carmway.
rltlirn . tho Berwto baa Iota on# of
V. P . K iller, s te le m nsager of
It* aSleat member* and the nation the fraternity, U oapoatod to atha* lost an culalandlng flgnto.
tanA tho Saaford lodge raaaUag.
**Por a generation he served ih# O. Ft Herndon will praakta.
people of Wa atato so d hi* cwuo- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'
try. No man In recent h h to r r hae *
aura
t . l t will
contributed m«r* to the npbnlldlnr
sure tthh a t.U
wM b«
bo no easy
eaay
to flit
fUl tlte
nf F lo rld J and te thd w elfV e o f “ •* w
t t a p la n held
bald by SodSeaa lor. ‘•'••tchor.
•Flotchor, oithar
otther In the a f.
f
the nation than he.
»lw
or W Um
■ -O ''ll W *»ll aiawwaw,,*,- saw
* fect Ions of bio *people
*
friend. In m o o nin g k it lo**. it-o u n e ila of th* potion."
Claasified Advertisem ent
,,
Vo*"*. -n. ’tv. i * ^ ; i. i ' , \"L
M j a V - - n ir; 4' r . V l i i i i ^ i
“
*1*00. Tern** If doalnd. Baal
* Bmh , M l w . 1st St.
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A memorial t* Ooerg* Soger* Clark, savior of th* nerlh«eit In Ih* Revolutionary war, waa dtdiealtd by Frealdent Raaaavtlt at Vlncannta,
Ind. Standing under a canopy In fren. af MM monument, the Frealdent la ahown daft) addreaalng 20.000 poopl* an tha banha of th* Wabaih.
At
th* right
A t ’th*
right ho
ho I*
I* ahown
ahown vlolllng
visiting Abraham Lincoln's blrlhplao* at Hodgonoville. Ky. Standing boloro th* Lincoln cabin, laft to right:
damaa CloaalL shrine ouaiadlan; tho Mrosidbnt, C*L S. R. Watoen, Ma military aide, end Oev. A. S. Chandler at Kentucky. (Aaaoclated
Fret* Photos)
t
Iona, M i l . EWnCSt. ^
! WERTUlomonds
TheAnd- Watcher
JEWEL
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flnu Watch And Jewelry llopalrlng
llbiuond Mounting And Eagrmrlng
■ 301 Ik F lra l
LEGAL NOTICE
,fo r a wave nf hitch-hiking among cent picture, and her
fictional,
. Hawaii'* achooi children th * dl- toccata led hundreds nf y o u s g -,
- m lnnlhr film a lir, they aay. wa* alert here to try the «*me tactic*. ;
Temple | ahown "thumbing” a ride In a re- j ________________ ______________ |
iv t h h n r i c r r r r o r n r o r n e w ' HONOLULU, -un*
? I .\7 " . t J*'tV:" oV ‘ pri.'oni'nT. r a I 0^fl^UI• blame Shirley
a via r u n sRWi.voi.ia a o i'iir v .
iv , i i a v o ’.iav.
■CIT TO rt>IIM'l4>aM m o r t o a o k I
FIK.HT MAVINIM * THI'HT COMI'ANV OF TAMI'A. FUiltll>A. a j
rt.r|mr*ll»n, and W. II. IHillOII- i
KIITV. •>! .Nurlolk, Virginia, a*
Trualrva
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_ bos* ra s llty sad
I gakfeast aa—Im .
They iiro smooth aa ailk—ilurabl* aa laather—brilliant- aa
r lloph jno—dlkl lough aa alnew. There ar* th* qualltlo*
you a u n t In palnL
STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER8I
THE 1035 DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAX
OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, HAS B!
POSTED AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE "
HALL AND AT THE FRONT DOOR O F THE C_____
HOUSE IN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. .
AND WILL REMAIN SO POSTED FROM JUNE 4th, I
1036 TO JULY 4th, 1036.
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ALL REAL ESTATE UPON WHICH 1935 TAJ
ARE NOT PAID AND AGAINST WHICH TAX
TIFICATES HAVE NOT ALREADY BEEN T™
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON ’
DAY OF JULY, 1035, AT THE FRONT DL
THE CITY HALL IN SANFORD, FLORIDA; L .
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M. -
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$5 A Day Through
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4 b u to do wtlfc Un ton- w
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u ix ten t prsssur* mt Um from Um day Um convention ha
BOREHAM, C n g U n i. June t R wking to to m eastern p a .
WV-Aa high at |9 a day Is being
r j __ away from trad l-' 8 om« * w xurprtoed, for In-,
owned by farm wotfcori operat.h __
•tone*, atlottha^ numbor of oldv
a r t f0rcherished
by a In# a ro-oporaUro a#rlcoltoraI ex
to* •* **•
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. i La ndon-eon trolled ro o d a t l o n s periment ban on ebeut 1.000 u m
commit too which w rote Um plat- of Essex Ism :
dd well be onUtlod *Tba fonB<
Tho experiment, eglied 'Tord•on Co-oporatoro," was lambed
two yean a#« by baolon loci adIn# Henry Ford, American motorear magnate, tad Sir Pmlral
Perry, thalmaa of Ford's British
company, to show Oat there la
scope on tho land both for more
men and higher Incomes.
[ Workers are famed Into three
_
„
j co-opera tire w rist lea, each runadditional ncpiloil rotes' Tn tlio " h f ■
®«Wrty-threo per•aetj a process quits' contrary to!m,B*Bt,Ir *«ployad men root end
that prorallinn In pan years,* Iwo,k too land thro«#h tho so
il moans th at the east Is to be'*1*U**’
made a real campaign battle S ir PareIre! Perry, who was dlrround—from now on.
rector of food production for tho
of too J U o t/M U actlo^l
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British govern mont f dvria#
Candidate
SHERIFF, SEMmOLECOUNTT
DUB TO MT, EXPERIENCE IN THIS OFFBOE, I BELlEVE THAT. I AM NOW BETTER QUALIFIED TO CON-
THE AFFAIRS. OF THE OFFICE UURE7TLI a a u m PARTIALLY.
*
thf
•
comag Edward Duke •», h a t Stated th a t toe aeea pro'ac ud
WATCROSS, Go., Ju n e U I L T hom a. Edward Duke. 41. well
known conductor for t h . A tla n ta
T oast Line R sl.ro.d, re .ld .n t of
Tsinpa. died Tuesday night a t a
local hospital, fo 'lo rin g . brief
Illness.
Mr. Duke he,I been a conductor
for th . last ID rears, w e . * memboT of the Brotherhood of Railway
feed while the selling and organ**b,y
^ paid sgricut- aatlea work lo left tc experts la
tori,*”wcrktrih|t,nbth#
woru.
these fields. The scheme la baht#
^
J g f g g jS
« * • i todlad by officials concerned with
* r Pw ,£ bI
? Brltain's unemployment and farm
w ,r*
U“ prebleau.
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t l f l
,b o u t *“ * V ** _ . * •
w*«* areraged M W * a week.
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with tha
minimum.wags In the district
0 , *7
Trainmen, a Mason, ,„ d . member
.at the Rant 1st r W , k In H I..W *^<l
the affirmative, addin# that she
was directed by CM. U m marrings license cleric assumed Item
tha answer that hag former hus-
CAR RADIOS
band had died,
The groom, toe, had been mar-
ried before.
________ •
Building perm its totaling flbO
he’d were Issued raaterto y aH srr/* ^
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thought doe tO,a
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BATTERY
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(2, 6 And 32 volta)
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mil definitely to meet both of
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COC workers ere building' a
Parafle coeet tra il o ror which It
if f l bo poosiblo t#r Hdo horsrhotk
e r hike MOO rontlnneue mtlee on
high mountain traits from Canada
,.~ r 'H O F L THAT MT CONDUCT IN THE OPFICS DP.
HPHE ff *SMAS BEEN SUCH AS TO MBETT YOUR CON
TINUED CONFIDENCE AND SUPPORT. AND THAT YOU
w
m j . BE-EL&T
nn-KLECT ME
BE ON NEXT TUESDAY. JUNE ttnd.
WILL
SS& SB& PZ:
standard rata/U pet taht wVg.appeared yesterday In Judge
he district Atlnissum.
-Sharoft’s office’and applied to t
Pertlyal IkIaka tha expert- a marriage lieeiue. Ills bride gave
town the raise e f new math- her age as 44 andVii named Viola
id la an Important develop- Dennis,
In British agriculture. Tbs Viols, when naked If she’d ever
M fequoeta. They pressed the
l f a t theta candidate on the
W 4 th a t ho adlltd tho won!
shown by th a character of his
ftgrn support. They undsrtonk
• t h e a platform which would
MY'RECORDS HAVE BEEN REGULARLY AUDITED
BY THE STATE AUDITING DEPARTMENT, AND HAVB
BEEN FOUND CORRECT, AND I HAVB BEEN -COMPLI
MENTED ON EACH AUDIT ON THE PROPER AND EfFICIENT MANNER IN WHICH THE RRCDED0 AND AO*
COUNTS WERE HANDLED. IN ADDITION TO TH fe I
HAVE PERSONALLY EMPLOYED LOCAL Oe WHFIEP PUB
LIC ACCO UN TAN TS TO AUDIT MY 8 0 0 X8 ON TEAKS
WHEN NOT AUDITED BY THE STATE, THEY AtSO COM*
PUMENTED ME ON CORRECTNESS OF ALL RECORDS
AND* ACCOUNTS.
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HOME RADIOS
Aaron Takes Bride Building P e rm its
For Company Down
Issued Total $190
life ’s Last Miles
Jenkins decided
taka the trek alone
last ml'ea ef life.
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(PaM N U M Mr.k •
SERVICE THE T*WN
to Mexico. *
BEWARE OF WARE HE OPPOSES THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LEGION
Vote For
B ob Dodson
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READ THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVIT. THE
ORIGINAL IS IN SPENCER’S O F F IC E R INSPECTION BY AN^
AFFIDAVIT OF & A. ^TIPPENS
STATE OF FLORIDA, :
‘ "
COUNTY OF SEMINOLE:
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day personally appeared E. A . T1PPENS,
who being by me first duly «wom deji»e» and saya that in Januarv,
1936, while the question of the soldier's bonus was being debated in
the House end Senate, R. W . Ware did in tlyie presence of Rube Willis,
Joe Tateman, D. L Duncan and affiant make the statement that the
bonus money was not due unpl I9-4T and for his part he would like to
see the veterans wait until that time to receive said bonus.
(signed) E. A. T1PPENS
Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 11th. day of June,
A. D. 1936,
Judge Ware made no effort v
eVer to prevent the passage of tip
hill. In making the remarks atU
to Wm by •<R,A-,H|l|itas," hsw as
expressing his honest conviction,
viction whkh was shared by the
dent of the United States who
the bilL
!
• . • ■ y ‘-:- i *
: :,.i
* When 6 . W. Spencer w*p “fj
realitr ettendtagichool in South
A. F. CoQum
where he ierireiom
d m ta A nby T retab
WHO IS A LEOIONAIRE AND WHO FOUGHT
5 BUDDIES.
STAND BY G. W. SPENCER. ONE OF OUR
T t*i
STANDS
' PORT All
FIGHT FOR
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fo
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S (CONVENTION
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■ Makes PUn
idy Extended
Program To
^employment
Proposal To Ah
I t a l i a n Sand
Arouses Sentii
Against B a ld
Gambling
lief Teds
Delegates
Italy Lauds l
For Frank Deri
Subsidies
Considered
French CablnetM
Move To Cob
With English
WASHINGTON. Juno 19.
tin —President Roosevelt
V*
Walthall
v-Rl h*ve 83.
—British labor I
dlgnnnt a t the Bi
eminent’* dcclata
out sanctions ag
today planned to
Cmatoir for I n k M W ilt make
"ten" of ticket* red obtain war
rants fn n r m ta of the setters.
Cblof Will lama said he bad rvldOKO u ' t t n r t l boMM which
had operated lottori#*, and that It
la at tha disposal M enyoo* who
wishes to oaa It
Tha officer saamsraUd thraa
thlnva whkh moat Jk had baforo
lottsriaa an taaaahodi (1) peb-
Klin (W£l). Detroit radio priest,
tnt Roosevelt nor Oovcrnor Lai
It) la aoae.at C&Kago planning
him are J. B. Kiefer (left), Chi
Canid Smith nports that a *’k
UK. CooghUn** and Townsend'
i t a E P r & J l l ***5 K ^ lt y * and
n Italy, where durl
Ethiopian war the ni
Foreign Secretary. A
fork reporter* that hi# HaUonal Union for Social
Indicates its will form a third party. Dr..Francis &
al eonrantlon for hi a Old A n Rtrohing Pensions,
tar. and Dr. CUntan Winder (right). Eastern
!g agraeraont" has base mads for political fndon of
m an was anathema tha
tstlrs pnaa prataad him
“frankm* awl limpid da
J b t E m & eahlaal dad*
*u
o u trig h t
Petteway, Cone Sepn
On Same Platform ;
Queen la Crowned
New Star Rushes
Into Milky W ay’
C o n ste lla tio n s
Uboritos.
ing tha go
World War pramlar, aal
was going to Oanan to a
League. Ha thunderedt
-Than la retidngj"*
aa an alternative! Than
International anarchy tha
this la knownl"
JJ
Edan, visibly angered W
position hackling, rylortedt
honorable mambara art a t
cheap gibes.’'
Both Edan and Baldwin «
peace may be lent aasd
Astronomers Trek I t
and sseond la tha pohtla apeak- t Oooeh waa eontaaead a year ago
I for abdvetipg Texas officers and*
Degrass of state plantar wars bringing thorn lata Oklahoma. One
conferred on Coleman and Jonas. officer was Injured In a arnffls
J. p> .Stapler and Herbert Thun- making tha death penalty apptlby wan elected to attend tha cable. Pmldant Roosevelt yester
state forestry samp in Gahtea- day declined to intercede for a
▼llla. Carroll Culpepper had bean second times saying "tha use of
ehoeen as oaa cf the caupla, bat tha axacnttva power to modify tha
aentsam Imposed would ha to
Ulnets forced him to resign.
Jons* was named to tha office render negatory n law ounfulty
of reporter in tha state organisa considered by tha Coagraas and
designed to meat a national need.*
tion.
Accompanying tha youths to
thn convention won Alex John- Marcus Fagg'Seeks
so* and Jonh Jonas, Sr., tha litHome For Youths
a 17.SO cash award, and foarth
furnishing transportation.
Ing conUgt*
Administration. la
dricka. scoffed at
daring hlmaatt 1
*nt which, bo a
ta restate. S g S • .
.O a lta E M lh b a .
Deadline FaUi
Absentee Vot
147 Demand
Woodmen To Fete Guards Shoot 14
Oldest Member In
June 9 Ceremonies Strike In Factory
plana for maentMg the lodge s oldest member with
ttamWom which would ackaowl.
JgraW* loag affiliation with tho
KENT, Ohio, Juno II—At least
.% * « w choaon for tho honor
Pointed eat tho
• affiliate* here
waa preclpatad
loads of armed
ok tho plekata
f yesterday. A
r the first uoek.
rmat It, we'll lot
Desiring Training
an' working, tha grantor
taut to keep tha panes. If 1
admitting failure, It has
ha faced."
Labor wO) move tor a
Homoo for 14 homoloea boys
now In tha Children** Homo Bo- Sons Of Legions 1
slaty of Flbrida a n needed at
ana*, according to a bulletin re Lay Plans For C
eel Ted hen today from Marto*
Final plana for tho Bo
Furr, superintendent
Mr. T i n said ho hopes the Legion eonrantlon ta CKo
youths ton bo ptacod on farms between June IS and July
or In citleo where they will bo bo made by tha Sanford
■Inn tho opportunity of bolng ,of tho organisation tenia
taught ta work at aomo prof**, 7:80 o’clock In the Legion i
tlon through which they may
P. A. Mere, etadrmi n
gain their livelihood.
a
hoys’ committee, today mv
“This particular group of hoys all
, proapaetlv* raspers bo l
it not tntomtad much In tehee]," to arrange details of equl
Mr. Fogg said. "They want to gat‘ schedule aad minor item*.
out whan they can Kara some
Twenty-eix
Baafard
trade.”
have regisUted for tho
A reasonable amount of board Chatman More cold. To
*IU ho paid by tho ooalaly for mooting la tha last bate
training tho youth*, It waa said. campmauL
Tho boy« in tho preeret group
nagu from 18 ta IT y a m af
ag* according ta Mr. Fact's Last Hites
For Aged
JII ftf***
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New Chief Signi|‘RawMeat’Comes
P a ir Of Horlen; From Retirement
Other* To Arrhre.To Manage Team
HOW LOUIS AND SCHMELING MATCH .UP FOR FIGHT
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For L ida Matcher
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Staff Of Pitchers; Factor In Manager’s
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Bill , ("Row Moot”) Kogom.' Meet u ,, ntw bees. Bill "Raw
now Lookout manager twl*T Moot" Rogers, In whom I* verted
wont about reinforcing th* gpnks th* high command of Sanford’*
of Sanford’s ball dub by Import- Lookouts., '
lag • eoupte of pi&bsru and tom# I BUI wa* drifting around town
porformtrs for othor posltloft*.
| yesterday afternoon end this
In th# crop of hurlore there morning getting acquainted wllh
ara right handtra and loft hand- th* folks for whom ho hope* to
art. The now outfiold patrolmen produce a winning boll club,
art as Id to boaat that trait, po*
Mild of manntr and aoft of
enlist to soma ball pteysrs, of speech, Roger* has the reputation
being abl# to get base hit*.
of doing throogh persuasion what
many men cannot do through
force. To pvt It simply, a player
will work for Bl! because ho la a
likeable fellow.
Behind tho bespectacled and
chubby fact of Rogtn Ilea a
brain wherein Is stored the ex
perience gained through 27 year*
of professional baseball.
BUI Rogers and hla Look
Bill had rellredfrom th* gem*
out* will lake the road tomor
row to meet St. Auguatln# et th* close of the 1935 season,
ther*. It la th* Drat road trip but because of hla close friendship
of th# club under It* new man with Joe Engle, tha Chattanooga
ager. Today th* locate are mogul, he returned to diamond
wart and wl'l devote hla entire ef
playing Dayton* Brach here. forts to Hanford.
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F i n i s h Training;
1% Gate Assured
new
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,
H alf Dosen Conceded
Chance To Capture;
South’s Big Title
MEMPHIS, T rnn, J m lC -V P ) ’
—An sR-stir cm * of golfers from J
YORK, J uiw le^VP)—
fever
t,.. 1• r n
gr i pped
t he
»n anticipated
l b#
bi g
I ^ar d
Virginia t» X n w t a W Aw M m - *
pUa Country O * t w a r a te r - '
75,000 fens
dap la final tanowpa for th* thirtyfourth renewal of tha Sooth*m
amateur championship.
On th* ooo of tho tournament, ao
teas than a half dooon dob wieldIm
were conceded nealtent
chances of lifting tha crown from
Ago
Weight
Height
C hit) Normal
Chari Expended
N#a
W e ir i.
Bleep*
numbering sections and otherwise
whipping tho Yank** ball park
In shape for tho big fight.
There waa tho usual belated
scramble fbv'rilckaAu -Whop tVr
finally called irfr
jife}jMp
vine* sale passed 6500,000.
"It can’t mlsa doing a million,
AMIo
Thigh
JS S W
c£f
fo r -Ctacth j BK .7 , th * o ld e r,
effculL That wea hart in J9lSndX
IBIS
before
rumbling#
of
• • * Focowm’
European guns, end th* Rport of
Europe, temporertly Interrupted
th# sport of America.
Between 1918 and ')92t. Rowers
was srlth 8acTam#nto In the Pacif
ic Coast I-carve. Hla hat rack end
dining tahle was In Denver. Cnl..
through 1922. In 192* and 192*
Another lad who ehould occupy he continued the eastward lannt
the ant kill with Conildarabla fre- and stopped at Albany, N. Y.
quency I, Kirby Hayes halting Peoria. III., gave him the call In
from Ft. Pierce. He la II years 1926-26-27.
old, besot* from th* port tide, Tha lure of tha PaclflrOcean
stands five feet, 11 Inch**, and reused Rote re to succumb to anTraining ramp atorlea that sovorsi thtoga to tear*, principally 1
roods 166 after dropping a other trip to th* roast In 197* and
penny In the slot,
loop, md he ramped at Pnrt'and. emanated from Bradenton, where, to pay attention to his coaches
On# of the wtllow-wlelden and Chattanoore claimed him In 19*9. th# 8L Loute Cardinals were get- j when running taaee, and to handle
utilised
hla- ‘In* Into shape fog tho current ' W flte# In mora certain fashion.
pasture pounders ta Jimmy Powand Dea Molnea, Iowa.
1------#U who ha* a**u 21 summers rollaervlce* for tho folloerlng two season, did not mention the prta-1 Kxpertenc* will teach him how to
lent* in camp of one Stuart M*r.iP|aF Om bitter*, gw ha* shoot oil ||
by. Ho hlta and throw* right- poors,
handed end learned hi* bateRW dug down In hla lean* In ‘In- Much loss did they slag tha *9* equipment oeoeeaery to make
ball In Selma, Ala., where he 1993 end IU 11« hay , slice of tho prelsea of the rookie InfUtder. He!**** on* of tho loading aoeond-j
■j Venae# CH* nine. Teat tear h» W' 1 eomplotoly overlooked, ygtjbaaomon In th# Wg-Umo.
grow exactly a* tall as tha sixfoot, two-inch sugar cane 1atal'ka
___ haloed Jo# Engle with the rlnh ‘“day ho has “arrived" at th*' Martin proved * vonoUla P#rand would balance a 179-pound et p.namn fltv then retreated to c «rd»* regular socond^saemsn anJ1form*r 9nri"« hu » to*r
hte Tease ranch where he ralaea b*« kept th* veteran Frankie Frierh
^
CagdlniU* chain
bate of cotton.
whlufoced esttle.
'n the dugout. At last the haeebnll *ter* ‘ T,Um* H*
•* ?
There ore others, too, who p.'-e-elooded,
•Regers
veeterd.e exn-e.ed observer* have noticed Mm.
I ""A ,hort ,w l tho ootfteld white
probobly will be added very hte setl.foctlon wllh th# loyort
'Thst’o all right wllh
- knocking sroond with th* Houston,
ebortly to th* outfit, although her*. HO I* Impressed with th# drnw'o th# stender youth from °» ,» » boa **** AshowTO# •'ate. H#
Roger* want* to look ’em oear tram #nd b#H#.#e h# r#n whin It North Corollas. "I’d rather her* had had less oxporUne* at second
before moistening tho pen with Into shspo within ten day* or two thorn saying niea things oboot m* 0(,B l l **» •*
lak and obtaining Uio X mark.
w^y«
*
now In th# regular ploytag it*.
A* took over Frisch’s spot.
Released along with HcCrono
Ho promise* lh*t win. lo*# «r son than when I waa at caao."
■ w W*‘7 handy youngster
yesterday waa Gardner Barnes
whoa* arm trouble mad* It nec
essary for him to retire to
Chattanooga where th* physician
of the senior Lookouts will treat
the ailing wing.
SPOR T SLANTS
I
Inclualv* of th* picture and ra
dio rights, If w* gat a break
from tha weather," said Jacob*. Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, top
"I’es never had sueh ■ big ad- aceded star, won his opening match
vanca aal* this for ahead' of n
fight"
In th* national (lay court* Unite
championship yesterday.
Twentieth Century officiate Parker defeated Seymour GroenW• hi* *®rkOOUI tU
estimate th# crowd will reach be* berg of Chicago, No. 2boys’ raakP ' w\u
* tween 76,000 and 80,000.
Ing player, 9-0, 9-2.
I l l rin e U lv n iD ir
th«r* u surprlalngly Hula Arthur Hondrlx, Lakeland, Fla,
V I I lUCVIjrUipiL betting, tools Is a 6 to 1 favorite took a second round match by deA if* e P _ | AOC around tha Broadway spot* with f«ul» from Alaxandor Paaroona,
U d u lt "O r I j j D Indication* that th* odda .will Boaton. Hendrix, considered one
Jump to 4 to 1 uni#*# there I* n •* *»*•»'■ foremost thsllengers,
w . m.
a "udden Influx of SchmoUng Wa r0™A mstch. dsfeutLash Shatters Record money.
(lng John Foreman of Chicago,
MHe F®rm« l-V
2r
0- t.« s- s
HeUjBy FlylngFinn
NEW YORK, Jon# 19.—OP)—I
Aaid# ftpm'P rtiy , Y«rwwr ehamntona entered ara Freddie Haas,
J r , of Now Orleans, tho Booth*rn
Intercollegiate Utleholder who won
tho Southern two years age: Glenn
Crlaeman of Houston, th* 1925 win-'
nor: Ch*ateen H ants of Memphis, 1
victor
In 1981, who
and R.
0 . Bash of!
New Orteana.
triumphed
at
Dallas hock In 1919.
BIG SEASON
|
jun* ti^-D ixi#
county cattlemen expect to sell
more than 1,900 head of emttW
this season, according to a re
port from County Agent D. M.
TroadwaO.
- .
c r o ss
errr,
" ^ ." 1 5 ;
was quiet on the fmnlj. at e’1’
. ra.uh Bart-
s i i w m " J « k ~ n * r a , r i... te-
"Ji5 f c N
r t f ii i
Ju.t ^o.t unm Uni, S,m .f <">« ■ * ( n . , Ml IrrllaH,' “ \ Vl w , i
hla b*«t-b*lanced Olympic teamtoI,nr »h* Drat Dm* since pitching nBO*
o rood many yean—if everybody e^mn.
_
Q^aiifo Qinc/P
■retains his form unto August
w*« en’ireWall rl-ht with >»Oy 0 COUL8
< Running over a rain-soaked vh ham»t«w, "It shows he wants ‘Dad And SOH* N ip t
Success IVails
'Noogan Gardner
Across Diamond
CHATTANOOOA, Tenn., Jan* 11.
JW—Big Freddie Hlngton is K v
Whit A la proof of tho professor’s
old SOW!
ITf you’r# 0 success on th*
mmpos, you'll eoatlaa* to *0 so.
more than llktly, after you loovo."
Sington starred In the classroom
and on th* othloUo field wkl* st
th# University of Alabama.
In oporta ha iboDO most bright
ly In foolboll, earning o!l-Am*ricn honors. But hs wao no slooeli so
n baseball player.
Schoteetkelly, he ws* a gem. Ha
woe elected to membership In Fhl
Bate Kappa, hononry behoteaU*
fraternity.
As 9 lambasting outfielder for
th* Cb*‘teno*gn Lookouts I South
ern association) chib, ho hit a t a
4 > t slip for tho Drat 99 gomes of
tho syssofl- HU ftetdtns average
RlgTrsd U engof tho moet pep-
sylnna tlenrh
U. AnausUne
ila lk a
>!->■<*
wmi
break
cemn
W.
enrn# tn
New
VnyV IV,I p'-M . fy«iU wtR mntnr
to
'*~m
In k s wood Thursday
Won I .net
II
l»
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nation** two ootetendlng colloge
♦ » « * . Southern Callfonto and
Ohio State, divided th* honor* In
n dual meet, In tho regional Olym
pic trial* at Palo Alto, Calif., and
at Milwaukee and Grand Rapids,
Mich-. Important performances
were marked op.
Ohio SUrta’i groat negro star,
Jenoo Owens, wheo* ptea* on tho
Olympic loom is regarded on cer
tain, equalled tho world record of
**
ilneevlll*
I*
**
laford
JJ
*•
VeeterSar’a H re n lu
No asm#* eehednlrd.
lien,** TeSny
p * talk s a t H*l*»e.
SI. A ueueltse a t Hslnesvll
Daytona Ueseh *1 ItanlufiL
NATIONAL T-RAOUM
W"R
■t. Louts
IS
tl
Chicago
II
It
P lttsburek
It
*I
New fo rk
1}
J*
Cincinnati
’
tloeiea
M
St
hfclladefokU
I*
«
llreoklyn
IS
At
Teoter*er*B Menalta.
No N k m e ^ M k jA n lsA ,
Cklcago a t PMUAelshla.
SI. Lout# »* Hoeion.
Claetnnsll St New Tnrk.
New Tork
■eelan .
D etroit
u u
IS
It
IS
iS
j? * Pfclladslpkla
|S
a m n r ic a n
Nature Storie#
p
It. Louie
I#
Yeel*rear** S a
No n a n sekeAeleO,
Tho Bravery af Mather I
By THORNTON W. BURG
AfyQRY
W aakteeteeT a? Dsfrt
New York at- Cltval
Bo*lo* a t Cbleag*.
ChitUnoogE S e e s
New Club M
'New
1 ' anager Olympic H opefuls |j
To Show In Chicago
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la
addition
to Defending ,
Champion Rlogoi, th* field Inclad- f
*d Dr# former tltloholdora
M ttorlag of stato and oartloaa 1
tun wtanen.
Th* veteran Ham Perry of RbLJI
mIngham, A la,
twice
tW
umphant In tha Southern sad oatj'
two-time victor participating, was
establishing el favorite ovor the '
field Wagering found him quot
ed a 5 to 1.
Beepectec ted Jack Monger ol >
Dallas, Texas, found favor In ad 1
vance ■peculation at odds of 9 to 1
Frqm th# rotnalndor of tho fteU
of approximately 160 entries, yoo
rales, but Weather Bureau of
ficial* aaaured th* aaxioua Jacob*
tha outlook for the last half of
th* week U for fair and warmer
weather.
Meanwhile, all waa hustle and
bustle at the stadium. Pour hun
dred man, working around th*
clock lo right hour shift*, hut cover th* lanky frame of School
night tackled th* Mg Job of boy Row*, stellar hprlrr wearing
* Detroit Tigar uniform.
Reach
Tha naw manager la a former
big laaguer, having cavorted on
tha Infield for Cleveland end Boaton In tho American I-eagu*. and
«
Toothful Bobby Rtegel of Rich- !
mond ta what ataekad a p u i i i
"wide open* battle for Um 1831 ,
SCHhltUNG
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"Dad and Son" night after ad
mitting two new members and
giving thorn th* tenderfoot de
gree. Tho youths wer# Raymondj
Ashton and Thsron Thru hot
who lotried the Flying' Arrow,
and Rattlesnake patrols mpoe*
ttvoly.
•)
Discussion of summer camp
ing plana oesupted a 'Portion of
the business session. Other activi
ties Included knot-tying, history
of th* flag nsd first aid instruc
tion.
Troop 14 In composed of t l
members, accorilng to 0 report
r i m test nietrL f 1 A. - ’ > '
Th# 7
Kraft
C h te ie
Spreads
�”0 * 0 0 1
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Poll Officer*
FLORIJJA TOWN FLOODED BY TROPICAL STORM
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Local Officers Kept
Busy As Offenders
l And Investigations
* Pour Across Docket,
Candldates’Campaign
Statements Are Due
Between J a n e
July S, Says Clerk
Two'negro convicts of tb s ;
city were bock In otripon to* •
a re Iflk i H asten sod Thom*
as WmUms.
«.
The coorkts were working
dq Union Avenue near the
Chris tisn Science Church
5 bo hold and turned In with tho m l
{ during official mint dateo.
“ “ '
“
“
| atal To Aj
Capital Is
Fletcher Had Served
Florida In Senate
Since F irst Elect
ed 28 Years Ago
Last Fight For
Cross State Canal
New Deal Loses }
Its Right Bowc
Struggle For Canal
Fletcher Was Cl>dt
-m an Of PqWNCftl
Banking Comndtti
-,
Andrew Conaway, president'/v
i l l
.
of tho Sanford'Junior C h a m b e r .V & D Q lQ & tC S
of Commerce. today.called »tUn.l v u “ “ * « “ ‘ v o
Forman who wick to partici
pate In the coil conaorvattoa pro
gram undan tha domactia al|p£
'|uaat act thouId fQe work shoots
, ImmedtaUly. according to CL'r.
day
Dewaon, Bemfoole County farm
— (AP)—Senator Dunam l
Fletcher of Florida died m u
daily a t his home today. B
eras 77 year old and
nerved In the Senate i
Mar. 4. 1W9.
Cullam . W. C . W oodruf.
1 —A . S. H iw k lm , (lo rk | In
spector*. I f . E. Shelby, W . E.
M e t , W . E . Oglesby.
S en ator F letch er a
th is m orning apparently
in g fin e, n e en joyed bi
f u t bat abortly bafara tom •
eamplalnad of M i n e ® sad
Boyd. Edward W. Zlrthheff.
IA—B. E. Chop— a. dark i to-
The death of Sonator Flatoher wont
place* In tha hand* of Florida'*
Ho waa j e t to he! Immcd
Governor the power to appoint
hla aueoaoMT until Oi« next gwner-
Dawson Advises F lo r id a L aw Prescribes
D. Couch, etorhj toepee*
Quick Action lu $ 5 ,0 0 0 Anti-Lottery Fine itors,S—C.Frad
Hantaan, a
U.
Immediate Thought
To Filing Of Sheets
Washington, low r
WASHINGTON, June 18*—
UP) — Duncan Upshaw
;etcher « u born s t Amerlin, G a, Jan. 8, 1859, the
m of Thomas Jefferson and
ebecca
Ellen
McCowen
letcher. HU father sirred
Boat* ware the only ween* of tranc porta tioa whah malar, tan fact daap U coma placet, floedad
Bonita Spring*. Fla., In tha fieri tropical dUturbanoa of the jr«r. Tho <400 racldtnU mndo light of
tbolr brsoblo, however, and (hooting boy* and gtria dlrod off hour* tops and swam about tho naln
•treat In wntar that « w clear enough to drink. ( AP' Fhato)
Carrswsy Quotes From State Statutes In
Carrying On Junior Chamber’s
F la h t< )n D>«iW»ii,*~l|'a '•***""
■pesters, Balpk .Wait*
I*
hi* physkton,
V.
“T » • praooni uartrnor.
n r .ii
W ill'
" ■ ■■
Ht Urgod that tho cheats bo ontoted ot hla office , ragcrdlcoa of
whether tha grower now plans to
itltatioo to show that loturioa
•hara In tha urogram.
for nay porpooa a n
enlawful.
■ ''
Saodnota County** cecend prt-
and la conflict with tho flmda* nwry caadldato* tonight wttl opai
ha said, other
*•*■
f ■
r “ rth,,r< a «riae of four political ralllat
atateUa provide tk. tntUai
hDW
gubernatorial
Jndgt Bollagh
ne
^
Dr, F,
A, I
suffered from the alh
Jthor gOTonor to tho htatory o
Sofora.
-
V n . Nall Sm ith-G ordon
Florida has srar had the oppor^
^
k ,
tunlty to mak# two sueh apwhk y m whoa ha died,
poIntmonU.
Mrs. Flotohor end ooa daog
Open Campaigns
S JayCaaa
S maatlng
H whara At Lake— Monroe
,
•Sr i , X X r ‘ Find OT Four Raffle!
J w S H w
Scheduled Tenlghl
Tha^Vraeldaat quom dm **.-! At 7:30 In School
Senator Awoke 111
Morning In Exeel
lent Health, Bn:
Died By
Ten-Hfcfi
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Governor Sholtz
,
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Sholtz Expected
To Name Someone "“SSiS
To FUlVacaiicy
,
LAKE e r r r , Jana 17.—t»V- member of tha iimmlllne
Chairman J. B, Hodgaa of tho commerce, military
Btato Democratic Bsacatlrs Cam- printing,
mlttao cold today Sonator Watch- It wma Florkk’a aacood to
it' s death makes It "more neeeceary tha Santo In little motw th
than eror that w* hold * flrat month. Park Trammel! dtcl
licence, ha came to Dural county' and caeond primary election to I often earring alnca 1BIT
to visit frisnda In JaduonvtU*. HU tho two Senate vacancies.” R , baeamo candidate lto
So pleased wsa ho with the cur-1 HO mid hi would can tha new| United Stotaa *owr*v hi IN t
roundlngc that ha decided to re atoll sommlttao into caulon pacing three others and wm*
main. A* one of tha city's prom •boat tho and of thin month to loop, ho again formed a par
bant
inent figures, ho wstchod It arrange for tho special primaries ship, this time with J. V. t>
grow to ita pracant else.
to July, 1M1, ha opened his
law office hi partnership with J.
M. Barrs, hi* roommate at Van
derbilt. Tim firm continued for
a year and than dUcotrad. They
practiced alon* until 1IU. Than
lie taker hocaaca acaociatad with
John Wort* with whom ho re
mained tor 19 year*. Wurto than
baeamo protooooi of low *t Tola
Untmaito. Bo, msUI 1800, Flotehor practieod alone before tha
stato, fcdarol and caprtm* courts.
During tha World Wor to
as chairman of tho (to n a l
Commerce. Appointed by
dent WUson so ohetman
American Cemmkaien and
United Btotoa Commission ti
agricultural ftnanso to I
Senator Ftotehor randsrod
000 PH* report that row
ansetmsnt of the Farm l a
orshlp ponding
n*t>bar’s coo*
IdoooM*
Woodmen Will Get
Five New Members
Tiro saw eandidatet will bo to.
Ilisted into the local
camp
of the Woodmen Of the World
Thursday night ot * P. HU offktolo of tho erysalsatien ansouncod today, Tha dogroo work
will bo given by n team undos
LOCAL
seat f u r t h e r
'to the doodUao
i who wm ho opt
m June If tot
�or id a
to u to r Awoke
Free Dancing
|
III The Club Room
aDiedr Byt *T o f't
TT v
• 2 a u* h* m W> Wwrtwr./rrr”
alendar Meet At ParaoBager P t n o n
.SSS&'XX.SLS'ZS:
E astern Star wt'J be held a t 7:30
W. A. MeMUlAEN
FOR ONLY
Plague* Demo*
L
Death tam e when the u n i l j g a i
a c t m i before the House
preeal of the Senate ameiwtoMBit
to the defVUney bill w hkh w tijld
authorise the Preitdeht to g S t l
910,000,000 of additional f u n f i t n
the canal If a Board o f f b .
M e n said the project w as w orth
whOe.
mm
o v tain t
I * " ' ’"
Central Circle of th e Garden n n o r t i >
Q a h landt e r ail d rcles o f the chib . i . a .
to John Ih g covered (flsh ftinchcon I ( M g
For fay* yearn
cording
LOVE'S YOUNG UR KAMI
ha t a d Smith W i ty lta g r aten i
the s a tis man.
F ».' . c
NEW YORE, June lT ^ -T b rra t
of a third p a rty rnnvemeat w hkh
wonld briny ondor ona baeoef e - o W , i - n i> i wm.the form* a t Father Chari**
Coughlin, th a Rae. Gerald U K.
Smith and Dr. F n n ria To w as end.
arose Tuesday t* p la n e both
Democrats sa d Republican*.
Coughlin announced h ere he
w as ppedy to support a m yste
rious third p a r t / leader whoj
could "enqag* the taterest o f S3,-j
Oto.000, voters,'• provided this
man announces! g pistform suit-1
able to the priest's national union
ton *ocia| Justice. The 'decision
will be
mad*
before Krllay,
c
f«T special con tri but Iona of brains or
d in try Ha#'of duty.
'
In celebrgthtj of her thirteenth
birthday 'anniversary. Ml** .Vir
ginia Jts copj. entertained a small
group pf frlspd*. a t .m. birthday
party Saturday.afternoon a t Calm
Springs. Swlipming w as. enjoyed
and refreshment* w ere served.
.Those present s t m t B etty MeC|elland, Emma Temple, M artin
TVmple. J r M Barbara Btohl. iWek
Ms son, Christine Powell, Mildred
Wall*. Helen Wllk(n*on, Ruby
K n ig h t I/iIs Chapman, Marina
Monger, Jean Haral!, Jfa n For-
M IA M I
n o rm , u u m m u n u ra
n in
o n ly r r c v g n iz r s
in s
Individual to earn more than ha needs, but
m| him In hla rl*ht to own prl1
‘ ■ property.
»Mt b 't||R .a M of earning jr . .
tf he i mot convgyt hla n e w earning* into *omehe can
tiU R M S
_
fart Nor ember the new Bovlet eonatltutlon will be
Red mid rM U ri} for wlaotjon hr. the AH-UnU*
* p a ^ lfM lfv ~
' * ! v « p ro v id e r
for tm itv a f)
ta far men end women,
to ra tt^ H th .
ave been den|eg in Ru**la up
Brine that ripple on thu
[ncr harder, la to b e' Allowed to
IumUr. end U»«n If-he U.^o b«
n of what he came in the form
vln I* rommunlgtp, aq it la \q
e, *o different from eepitellfm?
the
Fri get harshly roe
only it m atter of time, If. the Individual’* right
ertg In really guaranteed by tfip'SUtR.
trfeaitaMd
MRUOMi • WHOM
war* prevent.
-w a
- •—
Florid*! g»n*r*||y fa ir
own prop- »lctDt pi r t l r rirotdr to
"Don't*" For Veteran*
: rr
STO RE
CITY BRIERS
Q F m fw h lp e f privA to
n * w im
rw
<
south portion. Thursday,
ckfdhr, pogalfdy K ftU red
la extrema south and aztr*
P.pri|0JM.
m n o tg
Extraof*
pqriljr clmpty (o n ||h t gffd
TO WHQM W HAY CONCERN?
A H Im
irf
Anwlonn I ^ p wmI the 1
«ne of foreign W an, Attomay Uuiur»| John J.
/F t «f New York, hlmaelf a veUrnn and former iU t
glon commandoy, aided by,the racket bureau of the
•ttorney'* office, hae prepared a Uat of "don't*” foi
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC
TH ^T MARTIN McCLJJLLAND IS |N NO WAY W *
IsATBD TO
MB BfFHBfl W
P1AW
w*
.
W W
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WAP
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progrestlnf fpt
SERVICE
Y f 'th jr kajtgd,
Ahbithhre was wtad that
Klnsfry, to Jpllpa B ogart ItcnBgr B trykef, J r - *on n t Mr. end
Mrs. J. P . B. .FJrykfr "of Wlndoiiere. DnVegtpwn. Ko date ha*
l,eep set fo rth * W^fdtpg. f.
. v Mite McKInstry h i * graduate
pf hprlngekU ttehanl In Phll*delphtn and Mr. fltrylicr la a gradr s te of Georcetown U niversity,
W ashington. R. .C, Jle Is a paohew
nf Mnf.- J. f . Ito rt, Mr*. Ralph
B. Wight, and Rdward Higgins
of this stty. Ill* moth** yras th*
former UUs Mary Hlgplns. Jangh•Jer *f th* lata Mr. *ad Ur*. J . C,
llljrgins of UtU city.
yaeeq DoiTNne
w .H .jjim l
o f itrns
Florida thlp canal contributed to
Wa death. Senator Fletcher* t> il
teen Instrum ental In getting P m g i* .
Mr*. T. F. Does, a vtelfn I MOdmd R
Men* OeAaMs.lt
t
a_ I'
17- m
Ident
Roosevelt a—
to .i
allocate
r*U*f
sria by Mine WVlitiaytea. accom- r i .l t tag her i
fonds for Jh* huge project! Igyt
panted W MU. P a |* » Takaah, S T T M. J
■year snd has been Its moat * •
end a reading by Mlaa Elolaa hi B aattegs.
gressire defender ere r since. ?
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I
Fletcher beaded the han^Jpg
(Refreshments vert eerved tete
MT. sad 1
committee when It made Its servIp the evening. Hoateaaea WOT* * /
t
sational inrestlgatinn Into atogh
I Mr*. 0. 8. Toler, Mrs. J . B. WU- m u . . ta « „
m arket practices tpat resulted In
lisa*, Mrs. T. C. Brown, Mr*. J. the m *
legislation to regulate stock ex
« . Preston, Mrs. A. H. Cola. M r s .'
vum am r‘
first year of VMded bti<, _ i
change*.
H. M. Good* peed, M rs T . J . Mnrff, *, w _ u .
* ami what 'a rio t of iiii.h , un
The Senate recesied shortly
Mr*. * C. Mills, Mrs. Q. R> Me„
a fte r convening today out of M•awn Bring* to Johnny Downs
Kay. lfre. P esrl Babbitt, M rs
apect for Senator Fletcher. Prasnew Fog tfomcdy-inmai.ic pi.
Lewis Baoman, snd Mr*. C. f t
i .
ident Hooacrslt led official Waahington in paying tribute to tb*
Florida senator.
' "The country h*, loat an able |
1
and conscientious servant la the F l e t c h e r H a d S e r v e d ° J *!;r
death of Senator Fletcher* R»
F lo rid a
In
S e n a t e to study an lieu
Roosevelt *ald. "As chairm an • !
s j w
W ra t
P le c t. » g r . S ' "
Ml**
Elisabeth Turnbull Is the great committee on banking
planning to l t t r t tonight for Bos and currency throughout a period
ed
28
Y e a rs
A j r o r**ajt*d h. th,
ton, Mats. Sh* will spend a few of unprecedented financial up hear- 1
, --—
| a farm I *limn bill,
•W * In New York CRy *nroute .at. hi* steadying influence w as re- 1
SOB “preset) 11- I fl
<r«M|awe* rtsw e-W ••
flcct«d b<dh In emergency and In ws. elected mayor of the City nf tb* fold fount;
perm anent legislation which » * • : JacJuunvills. I I * tM r y d f..r i >10 ho a ftla c l hi _____
cued the entire banking s tru c tu r e ' years,
___ - ................
- ...
an ! was................
rii-clccted
In .IM I. turn to the d-Kuiuynt.
j J ' t fif V u u h ^ r r u m i u t f r r c - f l H * ,'
— Aw te^A IlU A 1
»rid N icitrtA fio rrrT ifn su v M flt^w * dr.troysd mor* than i . l 00 build- h i* as n Mn-ter Mason, msmlong and dUtlngutshed c a rte r In Inga. As hlayor^ F k tch er. he was h*r of the York Rite, Shrtnar,
the Senate be was ever actuated by the central figure In th* r«on> Oihl Fcllmv and Woodmen of tba
niotiicj of high patriotism and oa- .im ction period which fullow*d/ World, lie
r y o u > geri lag too hot."
----------a member of Phi
selfith devotion to puolk welfare.
In said, when ha was asked
Tol*l enploym
He ws* elected chairman of tha D*lta T hita rullegio fraternity
In his passing * fin* and gallant county board of public In.truc- aod Bhl Alpha Delta legal fratcrw as'the mag he had In l*luatry o t this
gentleman govs from our raidst,'* tion In 19d0, serving for .even hllT- The Fletcher Chapter of tha
| Ing salaried as w
Before recessing ( ‘
"
' _ years. He dteliped to be a can-, fraternity at the University nf
[U Springftald. Maw., law.
h I
Mr*. Burke Steel* and Mr*. A, “f Ihl* city, wijl regret to iearn
gly said Um whole bqsjnesa.
to the A:
K. Shoemaker were hoiteaaea at to** »hg I* 111 In a hospital In heard euloglc* of fle tc h e r f r o * dldate for ra-clection A strong Florida, named in hla honor, pr*the monthly burines, and social Jacksonville. Mre. Alfred Rob- Senators Kobinsnit, the Damocratfc advocate of the public school, snnted him * gold h r
wa» a mystery to h|m, »n«t added; w»
. u i u -m
mcoring of the Dependable Clas* *®P , f Atlepta, who we* Mrs. leader, and Senator Loftln, the system, ho was Inttrumcntnl In’ Beside, having
. be*In a trustee I never haf# ditcqssed anything
T H IIH
newly
appointed
Senator
from
of tit* First Methodist Cbureh *torv*rd’» r>«*t. Is In J*ck*onv|J!e
the erection of many school f John n Stetson U nlvsrslty a t UM thet w ith Father Coughlin
Florid*.'
. ,
buildings during hi* tenure in Lhil.and. which conferred
eonl
held Monday *T*n|ng al the w"" •>*'•
upon o r anybody olw . Ip fart, I never
• J
tb* board.
| hln>
home of Mr*. Shoemaker on Furk
„
— r-rum *hc
the degree of Doctor of have given third party talk apy
W
Avenue.
**” ■ G ^rf* Omiwgll of q rFletcher
wa* ln -| eonsIdergUop."
«
Fiwnt 1901 to l!)0* he WS. U■aw,.
w ’ ' ,sSenator
'-,n*,o r' FleU
l
A short business session eras I*!uJo'
Camilla Deaa, and
chairman of the S tale
crested In the Chllil
Children's H om e1 Coughlin thfeatonsd to b a y te tt
i
conducted and a social period telplanning to
er*t|f Executive Committee Hnr •‘'‘iviciy
,v |v, y *n‘l
an.l St. Luk
Luke. Floepltal both President
Roosevelt
and
A
lovrch Refreshment* ware tarred JMJ*
far N,*W York. Miss
Ing that tiro* and .m .v be ba. “* •, » ;1'sonvllle. and •
to iho following: Mrs. 7f, S>
£
Nattended many D*mo*raik
'•« '•»
"f •!>*
ihe Jaeksonrii:
Jacksonville library. I dldate doe* not taka th* field.
f i n V U dp
Thornton, Mrs. Harold Appleby, I " J * 6* ? # ’
Mora) convention*. Hl b e rm s s
.—
FIND NEW
MRW VA
v a ■. * v
I “* " ouU Bot B-nUo* »h* na«M
U m 0 . K. Ooff, Mr*. l T A. ^
Tork' 4M >tU.
candidate for th* Uniio I Slatesl
MNU
Undaobarg. Mr*. Maynard La**-P"‘^ “ f c <*•
I
*U III 1909, oyposing three N f.. . nHv S F F T
ard, Mrs. R, M. Mason, J r, ** ■ • • “ >»> "» *■
v
rra He p»n hla > l,.f cinlost
Mrs. J. M. Morris,Mrs. Herman
u
' 1
. _ _ , __ . ' .
- t h * first nf four which sont
-Hlseovcry of t
___
Midi 11*ton, Mr*. A. K. Sboemaa- , Mr.gad Mr*. Q. R. Idfgte te«f
him to the national upper house n^rged river valley In the Gulf
er, Mrs. E. C. Rmlth. J r, Mr*.
**” ' QHmriy and
of the Legislature.
,™ M»*ko. Indicating that what
Hurt* Steele, Mrs. Ed Wart. Mrs.
th* R#v and Mre. John
In 1009 lie again forme.l a ' '""'T’ ,,h!
D*'‘*
r-F M Y f S N J W IK IA IM IN I
J. C. Wilke, Mrs. ff. B, Crowe,
°* Americu*
partnership, (hit time with J. W .'* ' " ' ” * ( " r "ul
,th# a “l*
and Miss Reba Perry.
i
*M kPtet* «f |b - *pd
Dodge,
espeetlng
to
continue
his
.
.
,
T
H
"*1
'!*
pooln•
'
| Mr*. W. L. BUg at their summer
prtetice of law. He dissolved thlej ,
by th*
partnership In 1918. end *'"*« 8 urrcy v , , t '“ i . r *
°*0,k4U
th*n h*t ’devoted h i. time entlro-!
^ y
n **'
Com m ission C adi i
i ;
,nd. , r v ,ru*'. r*y A,f m- umian ,f “■ ««•
»
B u fo rrt
T O J f l Q H T f J ? 0 Q t o 7 :3 9
R A L R IG H
********;
W .
O W N E R S !
i n f s tt
I Glenn Llngle.
S
nw l w ta je consult
^
Candldmt# fpr Governor
to n
£
Ke ao-caUed f w f t m
lla to g o Into bualneae. I f you
ir one you know. Avoid part*
rd vriereija, j f t would like to
m
1
W n A M —.'M IA M I
* _
^
IV A
rx c sa o M v n j
W D B O ^ OBM NPO
wpo* - riuimfiow
■“
S i-JCary
tt o r i la y atet.
S anley-r
rSRftjF t r W
w m b
Mr*. Walter 8.
CeUmaa, Mr*. Ralph B. Wight,
.
Mre. L. F . ' Bayfe, M rt. Norman
■fZ ?• B, r 8 « rt« Mrs. r . R. Roumllg * f a . Mrs. M. 8. W iggins, Mrs.
oocaptlng 'prise lota.'
In
S
I Erorinn of sandstone In th* Na,vaJo Indian reservation In AWanna ami Utah periplts sclrnt|,U
to iti’dy natiirel bridge, in q||
■|ages of tholr formation.
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l Do?* Rolls
ft Fmi* PI*
1 Lemon
Cheese Cake
All 4 Items
For Special
S
A
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L
Y
*
Landis Injured
Auto Accident
“ygBWMttr tfcs
i- r a w r s i s r v
LAMSOV,
CRy CUtk
C O R N S
J 'Z
Mm. H interm ister
esc»*t
Ail riaks Involved,
:
r
Counties Receive
Request To Prtbt
Some of the veteran Senator’*
co.league* felt tha vigorous Htbt
he made hi recent weeks tor the
«r, p l f tih'i .Avfmje,' at 1^:00 A. If. W. a Haolehaa. l b s . * * * * * Hig- .
Mlm Virginia Bacon.
Has Birthday Part;.
«
tfM m fc fT a
u S u
/
Comet M en’a Wear
F A T H E R ’S D A Y
SUNDAY JUNE 31
WBARABLi
QIRTfj t o H
••
■
fCS
Michael
*r
i
Moat Uadg
pracUfql. UtRjr
to t o t i n * 4wr*l » p
aunt th at ypur f tf t wW t o
m o re o p p re c U ta 4 If " *
«*r
yff s u g g e - t
t
ahlrta beeguse these
things that moat man tot
�1.
TIT17 ,•;■l,
IN LOUIS AND
ew Play Center
B t AukimUbc T lk n
4 To 2 Victory Over
Gainervflle O utfit
GAINESVILLE.
hH
1 7 /Droppia* ( U r ' ffWrth * « # •» f'ttes f tp * ,' t o fWniwttte O-Mm
t,V * ***
- - *- ■--J -vhkr
* «-*wootfwmr#,
We la Hrw ir fi w
and
ik «s t o tp t o * ta dapth
n nl^ ,
. aui p
, , , 1,.. • t l l l t i i i
i
- g:
m w , , ^toTiSr’itota
fmonda and
pM
hit, B mbop taak *
,'fbm paw , w ant U sacond on Mo-I
tothler
V_
faeflttte. *
ft
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B*Y*N
lo d
r,t» ' * ? W
BCflfld
K— f f a f • I U j I’ c . M m O r f
?W '_________
M ilcols Defeated
M
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BH*II <
“ ' ’‘ “ ' ’ I
>K
I**"* ta to twnd innim *bwn!
irstafs
Maxie And Louis
STANDINGS
T V f if th M a te MW t o Batata
• f i n e tw o r a s a on an r n o r , ■
rtbte bp Owaas to tantar, and JACKSONVILLE, Jan* 17,—(/P)
Ibeon's «ln«J» t« laftftetd.
—Jacksonville win *nt«r the nfarht
Tk«
final
nm
eeorad bp t o
b M to l) field fo r t o
Home Buni
t'M
allowing bat two eefa-
f S h O d * - flftk, Vasia watted
D»*Ja. Martin kit a pop ftp to
, stert loft t o a tint la, Darla
IptBf to third. FralUk attempted
a 'aqaaaaa t o p dawn t o third
baaa lb»a whkh Btetrof boagfad
ahd allon ad Daria to t u n . Hoelook! want opt, Vasia to Baris,
with Martin smetap. McNally
Bp Tha Aaaociatad P n «
Yesterday's homorai F a n , Bod
So*. t | C«hrif, Tanka, t l Dickop,
It Hlpes, AtWatlM, 1| R lffto ,
Tanka, 1| JUpaolds, S ou ton , It
Atone, Sanatort it HacoU. Tlftrs,
Ath'atks, 1.
Tha teedam Pom, Bad Bax, l i t
Oahrie, Tanka, 14c Troakp, ladim*, 14t Ott, Qianta, l i t Ooelln,
Tlfora, 10i Diakap. Yanks, Id.
f l n t tin *
Fteber, nvnemi '
mob*
*5* ,T t r*' anBoaiKte defIn lU lp te e t n lfh t, a fter a test had
“•ra w
on t o bow, powerful
IlKhtiae plant, that Fridap-, p . ,
with Savannah
I ___
to.-MaDoaml. Otoon t o n d m *
start at f i l l .
ta Mo soeond rat of t o dip with' Th* •totrleal *<jolpm*nt
• ftacfo to loft fWld.- A doable
on, t o , t o fln t tlma
ptoV. Boak'to MaMntlan to Baralt,
• Ur** X»»P of
• a j u tha tuufig 1
^pwitutaUffg
I - "
t o Millar E’tctrl* Comsnp,
. D IM N D . t o w IT/—P otato
tap* f i t o teklnd tw to la *
.**
1Florida State U p * p n * poster-'
\ l
f
l
l
i
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I
was
|a«t
slip
cf
aa
on
J«l
LAKBWOOD, N. J , Jon. IT.—
—Jo* Lotil* wound op prop*
armtloa* Toaadap for Thorsdir’a
'.IS.raond hattla Jfainat
Max
Bchoraltaf.
I It ted boon pteaaad to t e w t o
twtabar han cuiljr a round or two.
(Howtrar, Idaal woator and t o marbot at.fT.10 par. )
laonaoaltp h r p wo«k-dap crowd
t t U N prompted bb handlon to
TRAIN COMN KMOBATBD
•tor amd Baa throoxb firs round*.
IT! lo o ts was “tmdar wraps" hot
MONTREAL, Qua, Jona l l Aas ha aoffad hla hind hands »round
MV-Tha tastaoBSal of Canada's
■K* at wUL
fln t railroad tram, which was op
erated with hom e, wlU to calabratad t o n JMp IL Tha track r u botwsan St, Joka's sad U Pnlrte,
a dl*tanas of U mites.
MAIN DEVELOPMENT*
NEW YORK, Jana 17^ -d V -A a
M u SchiMlfac a te Bod Loote
wound op tntatap for thair ltsonnd bMrpwolfbt flfht In tha
Yank** 8tedium Thoradap rlxht,
t o m worn th*** Important t a
rslopmanto on t o 'main Now
Yoah front:
Tb« Now York BUte.AtMaOa
.
b a fo ^ lt ta ka t o t o *
'2 r * lw 5 K S X S lh t I S ®
to MaMnDan t o 11 aafa Mate.
M .i|k r, la
Iteri.a. p
T otals
n a rlo M
Sa n fo rd
Hi m i
B * * r h ___ __
_____r „ , j
I
t e ^ InanasHd
t a £ £ t it
e ¥IIIVIliat olacoud
^ m anil
d
■ third, whU. t o Asalaa* white to
t o lr coast far t o third ate fifth
and lalllad throa tlmm In t o awanth to teko t o land. Tte Bad.
knotted t o cannt tn t o d « k t
• D«Land thmatanad to *»d t o
l » w in t o ninth, tart with ana
wark^latV te m i t o
fr"L
*lwto w a n h i f a l m i arte teal
Two
„ th. panda b t e a t e a t a ^ t !
art arranged on t o flald ttsalf
Two polaa » « ta t o l territerr
on. haUte third b a sa u d to^atte
ar bahfaid flrat. Tha othar fonr ara
apocad ta t o . aatftald, nano of
than naarar to t o plate t o n IU
I
I
MaNatlp. A te*fi
1
Ran* t e l l ,* In' P r s lt
■tl. AM*rn*o X Bw|aO*l
jao a klfat An4*r**n. w li
.Ite rla Roolookt, Saarif
p a a ’l
Innlna* I —* raa*. at*.
I , l . t lanlna* S—0 ri
te l.' - W f
•faswiswsffltk
t o
trip, '
.* M
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. ’• ty f t& S F :
^ a i t f u r f r „i b r a t f t
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N EW SPAPER
SAN FO R D , FLORIDA, TH URSDAY. J U N E 18. 1936
Slot Machine
Is Denounced
By Petteway
Lake Monroe
Rally Draws
Large Crowd
TALMADGE TO BACK DEMOCRATS
Tampa Judge Hits At
Full School Term
Also Is Advocated
'Jurist Flings Defense
AgainstAUegations
Of ‘Controlled Man’
night.
The following candidate* spoke;
For proseo’ting a tto rn ey F.rnest F Ifousholder »nd W Herbert
Messer.
F or eonntr todee 0 W Spencer
and it. W Ware.
Fo. sheriff; C. 'M Hand snd J
F McClelland.
For county commissioner, dis.
tetri t: Charles P in o and D tThrasher; dD 'rirt 2 F A. Py-on
end Otto Srhmebl; district .1: \V.
11. Italian! and C n Searrv; dl*Itrlct f>- W. fi Kill re and S. F,
Judge R aleigh P cttrw ny
ytanought
hi.* jfuhcrnatnriali
J J fcm p a lzn to Sanford yew torday afternoon and halted
Jon* enough to aourully de
nounce slot machine:) and the
.tw o-job-m an-practice, and the
^ugh cost o f governm ent ns
reflected in burdensom e ta x
•i
>
N U M BER 202
Established In 1908
Senator F letcher’s Funeral
To Be Held In Jax On Sunday;
G. O.P. Will Offer Candidates
Three Other Political
Meetings Canceled
With Consent Of
County Candidates Republicans Declare
Sixteen Seminole Countv officeIntent To Contest
seeker* who will meet In the sreSenatorial Vacanond primary rlrction Tiie-day sdan ■eudtm rr of between • ciew fir- November
[2SO snd 300 st Lake Monroe last
Two Job’ Practice;
Advocates Honest
Voting, C o u n tin g
Sanford In T he Only Cent m l •
Florida C ity Afford In* Rail, R iftl* .
And Water fr a ns porta flow
SENATOR FLETCHER DROPS DEAD
Senator’s Body WiU
Rest In State In
City Where He Once
Served As Mayor
Minding Is Called
To Pick Nominees
Notables Express
Grief Over Loss
Walker Says Republi
cans Hope To Carry
State For Landon
Ixkftin, Hnrdee, Wil
cox Among Those
Lauding Dead Solon
Ail
W ASHINGTON. Juno 18.
.Tun**
(A P I—Sufriilrnwl
letfitl"A llon
tnr* pri’pnrt'tl tmlny to acE . W alked nnid to.lay^ t h a t
rompnnv I ho hntlv o f their
th<- stati* R e p u b lic a n E xecu*
ation.
ridlnigiip. Sonntor Dnncnn U.
; !<wr
Flotchor. to Jnokw nvlllc tor
For rnn"t»M#, d b lrlrt 4 Bob t l u i'u n i n ii tt c e will m e e t In
fimornl Horvitos Sunday. Pre• ‘ " rm stand against "on*
Orlando m i J u l y 1 to n o rm
A fter month* of unrelenting attack on the Roosevelt .Adminis Dnt<l*nn «irv*f WV ^ MrMirll#n.
arm bandit*” and the practice of
coorling tho oxorcises. which
5?om# p f^ o o sl i»tfnrk« \*lpvet- w ' r tw o c a n d id a te * ^oc th e
tration,
Governor
Eugene
Tslmatlge
uf
Geurgiu
extended
the
olive
allowing a legislator to draw two
prolmhlv will ho hold ftt th*
eprtl fjuring the r*Dv, • HHctuph U nrtyd Sjtotea « ^ » t o r i » ^ viv
governmental satartm , declaring branch and pledged hi* support to nominee* of the Democratic n a I for lb# mwl p*rt the rinififlutc*
c
a
iicics
c
a
u
s
e
d
My
th
e
-rfe
tp
h
*
th a t if elected governor he would tional convention In Philadelphia. He IS shown giving the pledge ronflnevt their talk* to di*f” <*lon*
•' Tho 1 * * l/ wP'i
6r ^ 3 •.
o f S e n a to n ) F le tc h e r
and
exert hi* utm ost power* to re in £ dramatic speech before the Georgia IVemocrtJlic executive com of platform" and what they Karr
In n.e rity * W * n w fetw H e f t f it ^ ” 8
*
Tn»
tu
m#
II
peal the alot machine law to ellm- mittee In A tlanta. Beside him sit* Mrs. Susie T Mi">rv of Tifton. |iiruf»n<n*t| tfi nrromplish in the event
•rrvi’tl
mnyor in IA03.
'lbi-> Will lay (heir plan* fur
InaU them permanently, and to Democratic national cominitteewoman. (AP Photo!
Aecompnntei! by a delegation of
nf rlf»efIon
a
i .imps ign
thm ugh
which.
abolish the two-jobber*.
"eirnttir" nnd reprenenAtlvei tho
i There were aNo th nloU on the Walker -uni.
the HeputiHcan*
Jodga Pettew ay struck a ring.
i |» r t of *nm*1 speaker* wh t made hop. In entry Florida for Knoi
Stricken with audden Illness, Senator Duncan I?. Fletcher of IhmIv will be taken to Jacksonville
Ing note In economy !n *t*te g.>vi effortw to ehrrert *ti»t#m#nts min
and
LaUdoii
elect
the
senator*
Florida
dropped <U-ad at hi* home in Washington, D C. He Is .Satnrdny Afternoon.
em m ent
and briefly outlined
Named by Vice President Gnr*
Il»v fhHr opponent".
and governor of this stale.
shown reading congratulatory message* on hi* Tllli hlrlhlay anni
Hie view* which Include davoner to represent the Senate In
W
W
m
- ' 1 « d nl^ht*" rally wau under the
F
K
)
alluway,
of
Imkeland.
M
versary.
(AT
i'holol
cation of a thorough analyst*
Ihi* funeral party were Senator*
'Pon-er-bln of
the Seminole tins already Wen selected hy the
of
pdbllc
bunlneia
in
an
County
Demncrat ir CVimmill## Republicans tu cnnlesl with the
I .oft in of Florida* Sm ith of
e ffo rt to discover where setwhich hmS %chcdulcd three
Smith r a rollna, GIari of Vlr[h'liiocratic tnAninee as selected
arled
Commissions
may
be
one each at Oviedo, Lyman ^rhod in the June 23 primary for the of
glnin, Bulkb'y of Ohio, C harm of
m ergeJ,
where
high s*]a ri :*
and Sanford.
New Mexico and Townaand of
fice
of
governor
of
Florida.
Thv
n*ay be cot, ami other expense*
Htiwrver, after a vote wm tak
tVelawar#.
decision to name two candidate!
m ight be lowered.
rn fmm the candidate*. It wav
The llou*# raimmltte# la com*
for the varnneie* in the United
The candidate strongly emphaair reed to rnnrrl the nthep meetof th# fiv# Florida rapra*
States Senate follow! the death
sited th at these proposed] change*
Sanfonl v rtcran i apparently are
Inr*. "Inr# there va< an appirent
sentntlvm, W. J , Seara of Jack
fb r economy'* sake would not he not In Immediate need of bonus I o | l T l ! | f ] f T P ( A I Y 1 P C he'lef th at more rouM he areom- uf Senator Dark Trammell last
winvllle, R. A. G rtrn of Starka #
■t Um coat of efficiency, mo nay and will hold their bonds * U a l f i C A U g C v V l U v u p li-h rj through personal sollcl- month and the .icalh of Senator
i]
Hiirtlln P**tr«on of L^kalaadt
Fletcher
yesterday.
ted the u ltU n c a ° l i tS^Jhk* *dr*ntag* o t.t h a t k r o a . r a u . |
ra*
r
I I g v citatio n s.
Millard Caldwell
The
Democratic
nominee
fot
the
eni d I percent Interest, according to In- t J c l C K
1 0
fO lO
f i t
n " ' n f t*1* Principal - reason* seiwloiial office* will be selected
J. Mark
lta could bo alaahed, w ithout* dicallon* seen today a t the local
'given fur the *h*ndr>nmrnt of the
in Npcctaf |irimarlr* to be called
pairing tha earvlcea of the gov post office.
M a c . . . TV - - 1 D - . —L , , ■"'h e r rnllies i* that the oflfr*Alao accompanying the hodf to
emment to tha people.
Openlng with boom-like actirl- 1 C
D 6 u l
1 R i
I *erkei • h u e nlrrailv vlsltrd r*>'h some time this summer, accordS c h o o l
tt"R ti» if4 o« r> i« r t f « t
mg
to
J.
It.
Hodge*,
chairman
of
The speaker pointed out thjit ty on the flr*t day when tha bonds
_____
J \ section of the County ihrmigh an
TTif»*|
the
stole
Democratic
commlltee.
were available, the poxt'l departr^e n
- | Invitation by the Parent-Tesrher*’
WASHINGTON. June |H.-(/P>
A jmipn'MNt tearhef'i1 tenure
ment today la past '.he rush and I x O V C H I O r v l l L iO O r jJ l- t A -yrlstlon.
—Congress completed action to law .lid not meet unnnlmoiiA apfinds th at only 172 men here have
V oW H H i s F i d c l i t V 1 Th* nminrlty
of those still In
day o n th* I2.37S.OOO.OOO relief
converted some o r all of their c e r-'
_
‘
, fT . . th.- political rare were busy t«deficiency appropriation bill and Pfl,V!|l of lb# W ed Con-t School |
offirtaU* Association in an In- 1
tlflcatea Into actual eaah.
|
l O D c n i O t T l l t l C L D l l dsv making personal call*.
tent It to the White House.
_____
Poet office figure* show that
Congressional action on the furmnl convention nt llmd.-ntnn |
■pproxlmelely 400 veteran* have
100 Semtnolo County
ATLANTA, tit.. June 1H.—VP) long-fought measure c|rrylng f jye.trrdny IV W. law ton, Seminole 1 Mnre
join*,) . motorcade to Orclaimed their bond* but 2S0 nro Eugene
T 'lm adge,
firvbraii l
126,000,00)1 fnr relief was runt- minty «chmd *utw rm l,ndent. Mi,I
Inndo la *t night and attended the
pleted when the Senate agreed IM
Sanford Junior Chamber # f holding them for the Interest valuo Georgia governor who once th r e a t- 1
' rn „ | t„ |,.at| ••j.mni.OOO discontentThe wnuld-he-*tetule ml)* for huge Cone rally held a t Eotn
Secretary of Agricultural W al to tha elimination of Its amend
Commerce official* today polnttd or for caahlng a t a later d*te.
To the 172 men who cashed r n | Dixie IH-moeriiis'* out of llo
lace today announced the aban ment for reviving the Florida e.tabll.hm ent of condition* where- Park.
out tha axlstrnca of a munlclnal
lflfl.400 j , , rty.
Item..
donment of the tentatively an- ship canal. The balance of tha "y a teacher, after having *erved ’ Headed by I . A. Brumley, preeordinance which prohibit* the their bonds, a total
____________ proved m arketing .agreement for conference report on the big ap *eti*fnrtnrily * for three year* in blent of the Bemlnole County
poaaeaslon or sale of any “ticket, was contributed. The bond* were | rnitie fl, |j w„,lncsday night »!-. .
mailed
to
Tamp*
and
individual
Friday** tide*: low, 1 :f»5 A. M Florida celery, according to an propriation bill was approved by one county I* to receive a per •‘('one for Governor” d a b tha
must on the e r r of the Philn
ehar* or coupon In the City of
manent appointment to tench In group wa* composed of many
and 2:00 P. M.: high, »:07 A. M. Associated I’re** dl*pa*ch from the Benate with little debate.
Sanford, f a , in any lottery for treasury checks are being returned J delph U . cu IIve n t ii in.
fnr the faca amount.
and H:33 P. M. Sun rise* at 6:20. Washington
women a* well ** men.
Etna) action on the relief Florida educational institution*.
Shaking
a
graying
forclwk
out
There are approximately to ]
A. M. and acta at 7:30 P. M.l The development will have no measure left only th* tax bill
Mr. Cone'* addre** wa* Inter*
Hetnoval of the permanent ap
The local law provides a maxiof
tils
rye*
In
an
uproarious
meet
timm fine of 1200, or 90 day* In certificate* of registration now nn Ing of the Georgia State Execu Moon rise* at^ 4:30 A. M. and effect nn Seminole County celery standing In thf way of congres- pointee, could ho effected only a* ru p trj several time* hy enthu*ts»<
produrrr* since the agreem ent • slnnal
prison, or both fo r violator*. Sen hand th at have not been delivered, live rom m ittee, Talma<lge shouted "***
adjnum m ent
Saturday a re.ult of Inconipotoncv, unpro tic cheering of hi* audlenco. H*
7;10 P. M.
ha* not Iwen in fmee fnr * year, nlght. Leader* long have planned fessional spirit. III health or im told hi* * 11111*00* that he w ai th*
teAr* I* left to the discretion since the addressee could not h* that he still Is a Democrat
located.
These
ellpe
will
be
held
Florid*: partly cloudy, *c*ltrrrii I'. R. Dawson, rourAy farm agent to end the teialnn when the re morality, iwcoriling to Superin victim of many untrue itatem enta
o f the monlrlnat Judge, accordfor 30 day* and then returned to and will support hi* party’* nomi thundershower* Friday and pos us*erted this afternoon.
in the c'nslng houn of th* cam*
tendent I-awlon.
ln r to the ordinance.
lief and tax bill* are pa.aed.
nees
and
platform
though
he
etill
Mr. I)nw*«n pointed out that
Sent Imile County
polgn, prominent among them d*
F o r th* public sale, or the of Atlanta, according to bonus dis maintains hi* embittered feud sibly In extreme aouth portion to
The
Senate
uuickly
concurred
Th.
night. Extrem e nurthwe»t Florida the term* of the proposed plan In the House’* refusal to accept, head said the chief objecllon to '"*
fer to aell. " a n r ticket, share or tribution regulation!. The ex-seyv- with the New Deal.
erronenu* stale ment n>*d*
—pertly cloudy tonight *nd Fri set up a control committee which the amendment for reviving the jibe pmjxisrd act lay In the fact l»y hi* opponent concerning hi#
coupon In tha City of Sanford, p la Ice man m ust then get hi* bond*
from on* of tha mailing point*,
Jt
was
a
strange
and
grudging
c u l d direct the ihlpplng ■m^ canal project. The death yaeter- ■that the responslhi lly of regula- • lend on labor and wages.
day.
in any lottery fo r money," the same
profession of faith In the PemoMr. Cone stsled emphatically
m arketing of celery,
rpe-'m um penalty Is authorised. Atlanta or Waahington.
day of Senator Fletcher rem ovnUtlon and maintenance of atandanl*
Because
th
a
.
peak
of
hnnua
a
c
rm
tic
P
arty—a
pledge
of
reg
u
lar
Ife said the ■*rf,,,n*n t l'*‘l the moat blgorou* supporter o f i would rest with the «t*t* schnrd that he ha* heen and la now a
An appeal wag made today by
The ordlnanca against possestivities
apparently
Is
re
st.
Post
ity interoiixmi with a tirade the cemetery committee nf the lied becau.e lo ro l pro.lucer* and the project which ha,I hern a,1,lest hoard, s t r ip p in g the ro u n ty hoard* strong supporter of th# working
alon of * 'n tte rr ticket was adnntmen nn,l the men on a sm all sal
ad In June, 19M, while thn statn te master R. J . Holly had discon against |h (. •Mikado*” of the New Ban ford Garden Club for IDO ■hipper* did not coincide with to the bill by tha Senate.
of their regulatory power*.
tinued holding tha poet nfflre open Deal and Democrat* who believe crepe myrtle*
ary, a* I* attested, b# said, by the
^ p ro hibiting lottery sales W arn#
■nd 100 oleander*, the stipulation* It Mt forth.
! With the new ravemie estimate*
Siiperinlcndcnt
Lawton
added
■IffeelW e K Anril of the wmn Tear, at night, a service which was they must he t In monkey*'' to to be planted In the eameterle*. I The prog rn in wa* in effect d u r-'o n the compromlie tax program that the west coast group would support being given him by organ
rendered to those employed In the be regular lint it *■> a pledge A full-time employe I* a t the Iki- mg the 19.11-36 season her*, the
MmvCee officials eald.
IT ea.m eg Os raw* lh,*i
approve tha tenure bill if certain ised tatmr.
Bemlnole County supporter* *x.
Assist*nee o f all law -erfort'ng day and could not leave th eir th a t he will not follow AI Smith rial grounds, and donor* a re 'a g e n t said, hut waa abandoned
modification* were made.
rnragement*.
pre«*cd regrat that all of th* can
and fanner Joseph B. Ely of asked to hand the plants to him. locally last year.
bodies will ba sought * y th* Junior
Dircussion of the tenure pro didate's ailress was not broadcast.
Veteran* who have not received MaasachoseMs should they carry
Chamber Hi It* fight Ut abolish
Th* W ashington dispatch
posal occupied the major portion Only the first portion reached th#
Um lottery business horn, It ami their certificates of r**l»tr*tlon out their threat to “take a w alk”
Youtha attending summer RI- ported that the A gricultural Adof Ihe program which wa* designed air. and the latter part waa wall
are advised to obtain them ■ Im
IO w ii»r* n.
ble School in Oak land will leave iuatment
Administration
will
--------mediately, according, to Sanford
to bring out point* for the ad received by those In the Immediate
Sanford Monday morning, It w a a l't^ n d by to co-operate w ith eel-!
Wilson, who ha* been a
postal attach**.
vancement of a muro stabilised audlene*.
announced today. Beginner^ arc I ''T proslurrr* tf they dealr* any xupporter of Jodga Petteway In
Mr. Cone I* speaking tn talk*
U'wwt.wwe*
r t f * I)
hi* campaign fo r governor from school system In F'lorlda.
further assistance.
I'nif. Torn Alexander of tlslnes and Marion counties today, and
Ih- time of hli announcement, wilt
deliver an addroea over rartio sta City made one of the principal many of his boosters accompanied
Vroaa Um Port of Central Flor
tion WDBO In Orlando tomorrow addresses of the day. Thoa* at* him t» further assist hln ramida at Sanford.
night In behalf o f the Tamp* tending Ihe meet wore guests of palxn. ______ ’_________
City officials today
urged
Compiled dally, oseapt Sunday,
N.
Miller,
Bradentun
jurist'* candidaejr. Mr. Wllxnn will Jessie
tha Setalaol* County Chamber Banforditea to tako advantage of
,
gn on th* air a t T;30 o'clock and school superintendent, a t a picnic n o r n i - E s f o r a l t a r b o t
Commerce showing arrival* cervices offered her* by Dr. C,
Roland Mar*bs D2, a re*blent
dinner.
will talk for IB mlntitaa.
buna via SL JaluM River. W. Baker, veterinarian, who 1* uf Sanford since 1912, .died a t' In the ra g u ltr luncheon *a*tlon
HOLLYWOOD. June 18.—M9
Th* program for tha day feaThl* la th* oecond ipeech which
Attending
from
Seminal*
vaccinating local dogs against hi* home on W eat Flrxt S treet yesterday a t th* M ayfair Hotel
Juna IS, IMS.
turad Mr*. Doan, who Is'an hon- Mr. Wllaon h ta mad* for Judge County, other than Superintendent —Dan Amtche. playing a lead In n ■
table*.
about noon today a fte r an 111- Sanford K lw iniaut heard ft radio -rary member of th* Sanford KL Petteway ovar Um Orlando sta
.
Lawton, wa* F'red T. William*, movie, served as a vole# double
Dr. Baker will be found a t city
V S CITY OF SANFORD, n o « f ‘seven month*.
I.kll by Mra. RolUnd Dean *nd
also. Two youngsters playing al
tion.
Addressing
th
a
voter*
In
be
wsnla
Cub.
With
Ut*
atataUnra
chairman
of
th*
county
schagl
ball
where
dog
owner*
must
firs
t
v
t
cargo. 8k John* River Una
Funeral service* will b* held T. E. Slmpaon, ducusaed the ihortta r boy* In n church scan* could
• >j
• iF '* w .n obtain a |1 J S license for th eir Friday afternoon n t 4 o'clock *ge of amall bom** In Bftftfard and »f KlwanUn Slmpaon, wha took half of h li favorite candidate over board.
no* m**ter their Latin phiusoa.
tho part or Loon Shapiro, Mri. WDBO, Mr. W ilson u n c i them
of
_ ANNA xriib loaded barges. pot. The city Stand* expenses
f*nlr , | from tba Ertekaoo Funeral Rome. , ho** to lot their board « f diracAmvch# could sanra becomes tha
Dra« gave * varbatum reproduc to auport Judge Petteway prior
vaccination, according " r *
. IL Copoadgo and Co,
to - E. D. Brownlee I* to official- | n n decide an the indorsem ent of
boys' backs ware to th*
tion of a radio program given ovlr to tha first primary“
1-TVc OV. SIMPSON, with U OKWlaUt » H d 2 f not i w J
Mr. Marah *a* a native o f tbc ju n io r Chamber of Commarta’i a New York station this past win
Z J ^ )
8o»"»U r rounty. having bora born drlv. against th* “Cubft" racket ter whan ihe waa connoetod with
* * * * * u" there In 1171 R* came to San- In flraford.
tho publicity department o f tba
police and disputed of,
( ford from Ocala and Was the
David K. MeNab ax a raprv.cn- FktrfcU exhibit of Rockefeller
Joe Hendricks, Dcl-and atto r
tallv* o f th* JayCees wan Intro ranter. In Uw “lklt” Mr. Sbeplro
ney a n d , candidate for Congraaa
duced by KIwanLon J, J . Kella- interviewed Mra. Dean.
NEW YORK, Ju n e 1».- M i - from th* fifth congressional dis
ghan. Mr. McNab explabod how
In dlscuulng the Flortdft ex* Ad versa w eather 'condition* this trict, will «t»*k »t F irst Btreat
• m — ,■
|
\
the Junior cham ber la making a hIMt st the Great tikea HkhLil- afternoon threatened
to cause and Magnolia Avenue a t S P. M.
Vornon Hawthorne, Miami a t - 1 lurVtvIng ere th e widow, Mr*. fight ag alaat th* numbers gam* tlon It waa brought out that In noatponemant o f tho tB-rnund Friday, It w as announced today.
■Vftar* W ill (peak la behalf o f-V ie ra Marsh and a ton Harold which, he aaid, 1* taking UMuoand* order to Indue# tourist# to coma to heavyweight fig h t between Joe
The candidate, opposed by W.
Trad Coo* aver tha folaw fo* r* . March, both «»f Sanford; two of dollara every week nut of th* Hanford this city must flrxt gupply
Lrnda and Mas Behmellng to J . "Funl*” Btcod of Klsslmm**,
d> sta tic na: WlOtX Miami, WDA- brother*. II. C. M o n k ' *rf Jock- re r u lir channel* o f trad*. Th* .•mall home*. Mr. IbifooB, as
plana to cover th* County to
night In Yaaka* Stadium.
■nd Jama* Mftnb of Kiwanla Club was aakod t* uadorve president of th* 8anfard Chamber
Rain was falling today and the morrow. He speaks In Oviedo a t
the mo re man t and la tu rn tba club of Ooramerca, together with K. H. w eather faunas predicted more 1 P. M., Chuluots a t 2>1S P. M„
voted La
looey, thought *om*thing aught shower* for te sto h t.
aad Geneva a t S:30 P. M.
to tho board of dlractore for
ard
or 41asix - 1, to
io ha
ea done
oon* tow
i
Hendricks la supporting tho
Odds an la s f i f winning this
I building here,
Townsend Plan,
afternoon ranuUaml M 1 to 1.
WINTER H A V E N .
jH
I API — riv a irm n n
Sanford Veterans Holding
O O l t U S tSOTICtS F O Y I n t e r e s t
Immediate Cash-In Executed By Only 172
Out Of 450 Ex-Service Men, Holly
Reports From Post O f f i c e ______
«
1
Senate R ejects School Officers
Florida C anal; Find Fault With
Relief Approved Teacher Tenure
H uge Tax Bill May Be Law Would StripLoca!
Completed Tonight;
O Power To
Boards Of
,A djournm ent N ear
Regulate
W
Anti-Lotterv L a w
Here Provides For
$200 Fine, Prison
|„rk
the
mlcox
,
Local Delegation
Hears Cone Talk
In Orlando Park
Celery Marketing
Agreement Ousted
By Cabinet Leader
of
|
CITY NEWS BRHSFS
Fred Wilson Will
Talk F or Petteway
MARITIME NEWS City Officials Urare
D og
5
Roland Marsh, 62,
Vaccinations
After Long^IUness S?” * Rolland Dean And T. E. Simpson
g
9 Entertain Kiwamans With Radio Skit
H
Rain May H alt Bout
Vernon HawthomeTo gSSTL/Tv
Campaign For Conet *WBrf • ,,or* ■* Mowo* Cor
Hendricks To Talk
In Sanford Friday
In Stadinm Tonight
• : 111 f Mil l I I*
LOCAL WEATHER
'H i
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T H E 8A N F 0 H D , H E R A L D , S A N F O R D ,
MONDAY, JUNE 15, 19W
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Lookouts„
and Sustains G allegos Socks
T o 4 Defeat Homernn To Take
y L ocal Cliib Palatka, 1 T o 0
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WINS HIGH HURDLES AT PRINCETON
mjell Laces Ball Sparkmaii Allows Five
r*r Barrier For, Hits As McGloin Is
ound Trip Ticket Reached For Six
'> ;* * * *
Bn*. " 0fT * ,
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PA LA TK A , Jen* II.— Tsen Qal^ . m a n a g s r of the A u Ih . pert
of (ho local ball dab. o t lh« IM * •***•«. provided (bo
Staff p MeCrono, former mana- needed poach to (ir e Do Land a
gar and first baaoman, bad not 1-0 victory over bin former motaa
+***
* " • * * * * " » • * afternoon who. bo
wfll to main tobold1doom tho Inltl- hlt f gT 1K# d m i|t oror tbo loft
aaA , although ho bat boon fUM
,B ^
B|nt)| |llIlUl(r
• f f m d a plnylag contract.
| The rlout provided tbo climax to
■' T ' * _ Lo“ k<~ U ‘
pUy D , , ‘ a sterling pBeh.rs’ bottle bo.
IM o Beach boro tomorrow, were
j|m MrGloin and Joe Sparkdyhodelsd •• Pl*T
1,Un^*r* man, both southpaws. MrGloin. on
R t. .Urn beach yoatorday. City
- oand fn r tb. o ^ u WM -j^ e d
Chapman Traded
To Senators For
Alvin J. Pow ell
Garner Finds Good
Fishing in Carolina
Yankees, Washington
Make Transaction
As Deadline Falls
Home Runs
By Th* Associated Press
I Yestorday’a homer*: Domarte,
.Cute * f Ott, Giaflto I ) Taylor.
Dodger* 1; Herman, Rada 1; Camilll, Phi'.llea 1; Klein. PhllUea l;
Collins, Cardinal, 1; Gleeson, In
diana 1; Hale, Indiana 1; Johnson.
, Athletics 1.
i Th* leaden: Troaky, Indiana 14:
foxx. lied Sox 14; Gehrig; Y a W S * ^
Ott. Giant* I t ; Goal In. T lg S n "
10; Klein Phillies 9;
Laxxsrl,
Yanks 9; Dickey, Yanks 9; J.
Moore. Phillies 9.
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American --------------------Nsttonal ------------234
1 NEW TORK, June lB .-ftf)—
Getting under the trading wire
Just before the June IS deadline,
the Y>nitre, yesterday gave th*
Washington Senators Outfielder
494
Ben Chapman In return for Alrln
(Jake) Powell, alao an outer gerdener. In a ,tralght player trans
itio n .
- (right), the eenaatlsaal tlmher-topper from tho University of Georgia. Is ehewn 1 Chapman, long known aa on* of
the fa.tret men on the bai* paths
ag.yerd high hurdles at Brine*ton'* third InvIUden elhlstle meet. Hie time wee 14*
•am Allen (center) ef* ---Okieheme
home Baptist,
Baptist, was
was ascend
seeend —
and
• Phil
■“ Good -*
of Bowdoln (loft) third.
In the blc leagse* ha, been with
Although they may he very
Aeeetlrtod Proa* Photo)
th* Yankees ilnce 1010. Previous,
. active and appar»nt*y In good
ly he wa, with A,hevi]l* and 8 t
I health, many women, at certain
Paul, a, on lnflelder.
timed will do well to take OarduL
Powell, a right-handed hatter,
It may r*U*v# some or th* nag
ha,
p
ayed
regularly
with
Wash
ging symptoms that *r* so an
Iry K. II. Cullum
ington only during th* lest two
noving every month.
years, although he saw a short
’
Mrs. T . T. Foster, of Green.For the wr*k jost ended the
0f Mt(o„ w|th the Senator*
burg. Ky.. writes that sh. h M
lAiokoubi hung up the mo.t im- back In 19S0.
;
“ derived greet benefit’* from 0 * r ^
pre-Atfive record of any week dur
Powell’a hatting avcTegs last
dul. “ Before taking Cardul. I
mg the sen son. They engnged In season, and ao f i r In th# currant
wa* weak and extremely nervous,
and suffered from sleeplessn<~>».
ten
gimes.
including
thrt# campaign,
eompirti fayombly
VI.
iloublcheaders, and split even by with ChopniinV IT# hit JI12 to .2^0
Thla mad* m# tired and worn In
daytime. My back ached continu
winning five nn*l losing a lik» for Chipmin In 19SJ1, »nd hla pr#fBring an active woman, l
with ally.
MFW YORK June IS -tA 1)— *«t straight blow hitter In ail number.
■rnt average I, A03, while Chai^
North did nnt want to continue In 'HU
NEW YORK, June
iA l
.
• .Sanford won nil games played men', record ,how» JIW.
Rap.
i##|rmlnnil condition. Having heard e gre,'
Tlfrr Mas Sd u n liny, th# nun
"Jo * can hit with either hand on Turclgn gmuods. but dropped Sinr# today U th# final day for Carolina
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■leal about Cardul. I found, after
who walk* eloae, can become tho b t t u r t Bny m#n , h.y,
w n ~ five of the half .lu/en martrd p!l major league trade,, the Yan- friend*.
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just
a few bottle*. I waa much re
I
keea.
leading
the
American
ran here.
UJg^Azrttrm'vd' tn <n«p o f :« e « a * . win have to atand pat on a ltie s . which begin at 5 P. M. on
~ n
•rlb*-.<U rfr>.r3*3V A n tillK «:?vB * .tlaS:' r - ^ * '« re»ad In th* atretdi the Ninth Street tell lot, ar#‘ * o f m um . If CarLul do*. n.'.t
When ho tUSMe
sritb Brdwn ‘x h r 'bnly' chafiek ' to*w M p ;
I losing one. After being thslhd drivr.
Bomber Joe Ldula at. Yank** u hu , nd
schedu'ed three times each week.
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• PhTs,el* nStadium.
• Up In hla training camp at N*
,
"^‘ollowing are th* boy, ordered ■
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Th# new are * f th# million dol- p^joch.
Schmeling ha* been " in* ,,f ,h- f 1'" " ' w,lh s‘ - Aa- th# II,t, I, (till (toying In
to report thhe afternoon:
ler gate*, built
D»# pulllag building a defenao again,t I»u l.' Ru.tlne on Sunday and bring ehartnvd cirtto with d!T8.
C D T T F
package
Julian Aadma, D. Forguaoo,
power of th* sensational, tJ-year- f.mad left. Croa.lng his foe. Joe
w'lh th’- >“ « • h» « " > "
E " » I Lookout pUysd sn In- Sonny Powell, Beryl lllggs, Lon t C C
or cam pu s
old Dotrolt nogte, would era.h
boon psrfectlng a terrific ■ba.k Tue-day in Palutka to pull ,pire<l game In DsUnd Satur- roy Cooper. Robert Rumley, Fred
ahould th* Tsuton BeMagar whip .i.h t nnnerrut
I ‘ bv “ *r,,n man” «tu»t by winning <Uy. pulling off aerarml sparkling Dyson, Fred
OR k t T E 5 NIW TRIAIMENI
Gana», _ Braifey
a tooekoot p S k T e r wsn
_
i b. th end. of « doubleheader. IIs plays and old not commit a .Ingls Odham, Lance Ilayei, Bill Col
win a clear dedalon ovsr t h e ----------- ~ — I --------------la l.o won the la.t r«m » of the’ error.
bert,
Arthur
Beckwith, Billy
Bomber. A beavywalaht tham-1 ^ 1 1 1 ?
G T
\ I T T T A i n Q l i l '*,n MI1 ai-’ein.t D.ljind Friday., Swindell’, homer In th* third Ward.
Arthur
William*, Jlipl
T
7
W
9
t
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A
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l
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U
O
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Sweeney
pitched
three
game,.1
waa
a
mighty
blow
over
th.
right
Sweeney
pitched
three
game,,
plop match between Jamoi J.
Brown, Bobby
Merritt, Charles
wall.
He
connected
with
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two
and
taking
on*,
lie
'fie
ld
Braddock and Schmeling * with
Msrlwsthar, Billy Zachry, Stole■loal the flr.t game of the double-June of Bunch', tones,
ri.o m n t s t a t s : i .r a o i 'K
Loola eliminated, would hare dif
o ff and Petold.
W ii, t o l l
I'M header with Palatka, a 10-Inning
Daytona
Beach
and
Sanford
ficulty In reaching a half mil
llrurh
- t l«
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Alao, h*l will tangle hers tomorrow at 4
Th* only known rookery o f sea
lion dollar gToaa.
Sto affair, last Monday.
tl
Ht. August In*
SI
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II
.IM lost to Galne,villa here Wednea-i P. M. St Augustine pltys her* Ilona on tb* American mainland la
Promoter Mika Jacob,,' who P lU t k t
Palatka
visit* at 8c« Lion Point, Oregon.
• SI
St
.419 day but won In DeLand Satur- Thursday and
Dtldinil
holds tho valuable contract on 0«ln«BV
til*
tl
If
.449 day.
i S 1C 10* I
|Friday.
Loola' eervlceo
through
1940, Hanford
19
19
.III
Kridsr won hia only start of
r*.lev4 ar*e N eeall*
would oven rick hia present dic
D .LaaS ti l-eU lk a *.
the week in GalneavlU* Wednes
tatorship over tbo boorywelght
at.
ei. A iia u ,tla . T; O alaeavllU
day.
Baatunf M Daylona Ueath, p«
boxing Indaatry aa ring history
punedj rala.
Harden lost both o f hla start*.
provsa that few negro fighters pon""4
OaaMS T mdmf
Averages
released
Sunday
U p ., dal,.
come back to
their former
op*«
. . .
Organised practice will begin•how
Joe
Blstruf,
heights after taking one good
•i. 1 * 1 hers today for the lads who hop# I
N A T IO N A L- I.WAntlM
ratchsr,
well
up
among
Won Lost
Pel. i
licking.
l i ..
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i , li ? i * *° represent Sanford In th* state >
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The chances o f such an up- Chlcngo
ctiinu
lhlrJ P,#c* toomamsnt e f th* American
II
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.119 ln« M‘ ! r- ' Ulntf
cat, however,
are exceedingly PlItaburHh
II
IS
.IT ! W ,.ii. v?'.
i ,
,l * .
. ' Legion's Junior basstell SllmlnaN e w York
1
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1
1
Catsa,
In
fourth
place Is
p|#y
19
14
-S4T
slim. Louie, eight yaara younger Cincinnati
cnVetn
IT
IT
SOI stopping right on Joo’a h**L wHh
-n,|,
eU>. Junior loop dUhandod
than his fea and coming up »o,iui
float on
14
II
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I'hlladalphln
SO
19
.lit
*n
ot
iFriday and a call to mass praetle*
while the Teuton doacenda, ap- Brooklyn
IS
It
III
awimlHI. although far downwai Uto#d b y th# dlm ton . Ae»
poarx a cinch. I f a true the record
VM«#rdnr*n k w a llL
books are choked with startling
upaste, topped probably by Bradrun,
dock's victory ever Mar Bear,
,L
but a eloae study e f Bchasling
o*ei
and Ldhlc only widena tbs chasm
between their abllltlee In ring
Won Loot
Pet. 1
warfare.
n,w
19 IT
•ST1 |
Sshmallng, even at bla beat, Besto
II
II
.s is '
19 IT
waa aa easy target, especially 5»«r»l
.Its : •
IT II
•IS*
for a right He’s a fighter who $ ! " ! '
19 19
.Its
like, to taka two punch*, to ( i t a T n
91 IT
lit
19 II
la on* good on*. Thee* tactics L'*’" * '
J fi •
1
9
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certainly won't got him anywhere.
■ Bv m II,
against Louie, who can flatten1 PJ«|i
hie foe with either hand. The
r ij
negro'* trainer Jack Blacknum, rata,
ratoa Jo* aa probably the hard-1
“Much Relieved,”
’ Says Lady After
Taking CARDUI
Schmeling-Louis Upset la j
Unlikely Despite A ge Gap
Cullum’s Column
Maxie Viewed As Old 'Dempsey Stylist,
Taking Two Punches In Return
For Landing Single Blow_______
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i twin jrroundod to
third oat
LEGAL NOTICE
C O R N S
A
Junior Loop Stars
Commence Practice
M lirM F i f f fstlllonsr*.
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r
(Besets Bill He. :**>
, paaset Sw h m j
M
■— • Afl.
than • aoim
r ° * , struck out four hlttor.
1re|vr>l errurlea* support.
B P % f A T i ‘f fit br r1ll*»T ‘ 5 o :
The boa
ULp o f t K cSrtlflMi# Ho.
D A^roiiii
A"
S i th# Tth dny of AumueI a . ru r*.
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HU. hn« fllod
i» in* «*• M*l,by. 1®
■a an(] hat rand* kpflleallon for HwIndtH. »f
taa 4eeS to he laau.C Ih.reoo. i*et.*, I ,
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Jg aertltleale emhree., th, tot- turn.,. cl
,
wins dwortb.d prop.rlr In the o »-r.tr.-i . 1 1
lantr *t aemtaele. Ulete ot Mrfrnne. lb
lasMa, ta-wtt:
tllatruf. e
Uleeks * . * , » . ! * » TnnHw..n.r, »
2
gertne. Plat Book « Pa** IT.
xKrliUc
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TS, km . , ( rtl.nl ot th# ,*14
.<
Wporty und,c th* eaie e,rtlfl«.i»l*
T"t*t«
m » I was In th* asm, ot J. B. nKI.A.vn
,
NLLKXR. JK- A4mt.
M.Knrlane, at
C a l.,, said serclllcote (hall be ttohersos, vf
*teeme4 accurate* to lew, the tioltlnnn. lb
reparty 4eeetlbe4 Iberelh erlll be llotMlIne. lb
>14 to tbe hlabeet bidder at the nalleeoa. tf
\
torthoua* door on Iho flr»t Hun- HsIditMK, *£
5 I, lie moath ot Jelr. 1M*. pldrlban*. I *
J
bleb to Iko llh day ot July, l*»*. Purcell. #
Doted Ihlo Itb 5kr ot Juno. IIH . tV'"r.h,„ p_
O. P. I(ICHN1*M.
iMeMullen
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Cloth ot Clreult Court e,Pnli.rwm
ol Bomlnule Cuunir, glorlds. eteUcOUIa
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TAB lia a o
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tleoate BUI Ho. I4*»
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MoUeo I* hereky gtvon. -thatno—Balled
for
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"rV H B B U M u / h u l/ .r » f , T»X ,1*
orttftoot. No. I1*\ Imu . 4 »hs aanford — ....... . . W •
It 4 ny ot August A.
D.III*. Me Dold*4
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lied nam. la mr ullleo a*d hasliuaar Clary, Mallhy I. 1
ia4e Kpellcallon
for
s to* Iti.ld.lnok,
Md to bo Uau.d Ibareos. Sold
Rrrorst llubolln*.
t>ldr
IrUtteate embraoos tbo foUewTt»»,
,g doeerlkod . efueorlr I* _ lk * r . '. . , tm rs ^ l^erolroot.
C lataified Advertisements
WANTED: Bath U K
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Seminole County Prodeeei
U o n Fmlts And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
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VOLUME H V
lekes Cancels
Contract With
Steel Company
A N IN D E PE N D EN T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER
Member Associated Press
NEXT GOVERNOR?
Ibralft
Sanford (a The Only Central
Florida City A ffo r d in g Rail, H lfftR .
And Water fnmnporUtlow
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 16. 1936
Established
In
NUMBER 200
1908
Shota* Plan Bonus Payment Activities Drive Begun Steed Sees Danger
Is Vetoed By M o ve Swiftly In SanfordjTo Clean Out O f R ace R io ts i f
Postoffice Is Thronged With Veterans As
Black Legion
County Board Immediate Cash-in On Certificates
OARPBecomesLaw
Is Sought By Scores
Public Payrolls Are
CornmissionersRefupe|
om i
Just a« they stormed recruiting he said, mty obtain their •lip*
Found Packed With We J. "Funic" Steed
To Make Additional] of ficus til fli'Ut for over-iiea*
through boxes,
Members Of Secret
Levy Or Allocation service ill years ago, San/oni men With nearly #100 veter*ni Itl
ngetl the pnstofftce to [.Seminole County, the amount of I
Terrorist Racket
For Financing Ads draw
,0,Ujr their
'h,"nb<»n
‘r'nu* bond*
money iodden’y dumpe*i here l®-
Labor Board Finds
‘Unfair Practices*
In Use By Factory
Furnishing Piling
Congress Candidate
Denounces I’lan To
Pay Everyone Over - ^
60 $200 A Month
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I^ta r*nnntv pnmmillUfni
Seminole
County enmfrii*»icm*rn
.
.
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today want nn rrcnrd ** being
opposed to levies or sppruprUMon* for the AH-Florul* xdverUsing campaign « t set forth hy
While no numerical reconi w «« u l* approximatrly $.100,000.
DETROIT.
June 1«.—
„
c ..-,,-,
of
kept
of th** crowd m Pontmaxter
Sur\*jri#rmri
rromother
oinerumrt* o.
drive to purge public payrolls of
|{
|{()„ y.i „ ffio . „ „ „ „ W v the . 1. 1, and nation -how that
all member* of the Black legion
wtlm>tw, ,h. , more
than 100 ,, m*’ n,n1' Percent of the bomix area begun twlay in three com
«|ropped in to make negotiation*, "dl go to l»*y debtx; 1H |iercent munities.
including
Highland
for their c e r t i f i e s .
1
, n l d ‘n« 5 Perk where official described the
Mdtir ten per cent will be invrfttaltuntion a* "mint serious hi jjhe
One Have Sholtl
| Mr. Holly said hl. office
n,Jautom obile..
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The body had mode a definitely close at 5l* M toady a* usual
Th(. , u^ ey rrveal«
that only clty,» history/*
Three firemen and two police
Jodr* Raleigh Pettaway, guber negative decision on the matter but that it would re open t>r ( « map portion of the ea service
natorial candidate, who led hit last year, and today'* vote was tween 7 I* M and U P M. aa a n)i>n w„j ho|d
bomls and ra- men were auspendetl there and
of th, ,hrr, per two other fireman accused with
WASHINGTON. June IB. nearest opponent In the firet pri regard,.! simply a. a reiteration convenience to workers who were ft,|vfi
i ten nffiar men in a literk legion
mary by more than 6,000 rote*,
*" • " * * * ^ > r employment > ......... , hich Ih
— (APV—Stt-rotary lekrs to will dellerer hla principal address of past action
|
Pip* r eonapiracy to murder Arthur F.
rhuidif condition* Involve.,
ITndrr the plan advanced hy
1 * 1* r
I Kingsley, Highland Park editor.
day cancelled « $40.08o con In Seminole County for th# sec
ing rio t* and l)1<Kxlnhed and
_
The postniaatrr reiterated a
Ihe
governor.
each
n»unty
In
the
^
Thi
Mr.
Holly
tmWiy
•xul
permon*.
pWVjou#|y
^4ij
b++n
auapended
tract with Jones and I<auph- ond part of the campaign, tomor state would levy a tae or allocate former statement that it would,
,|
ft|
plan
to
hold
their
err
country
where
It
would
b*
In Pontiac every officer anti
lln Steel Company of Pitts row afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at an appropriation which would be be useless to call for bonus bond*, r^f
woultl greatly
•■ilitatr fm pj0y „ nf (he city , n(| muni r
firm'tienlly imitoasthle to
the corner of First Street and
burgh because, he said, it Magnolia Avenu*. In case of rain. sufficient to meet per espitn unless one held * registry dip distnliutlnn if they dul not
miyoni' to do th e necessary
will ba rroutrrd t« appear before
had been "found guilty by Fetteway Club hemdquarteri an ci'i«t of piihlicixing the state in now being delivered by city ami. i nbtnn t h e i r bonds until the a grand jury Investigating the
common Inhor w ere pictured-^ ’
1 rural rout** carriers Box ownars ni*h had |msse«l
the National Labor Regula nounced. tha meeting will be held the north nnd aest.
Hlatk Legion terrnriam ami .wear
i
i
t.> a SmtTord
audience last
While
commissioners
rnlled
—
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.
Diseuvvimr the luwimend l’m» 1
... . ....
h« la not a member of the night ,
tions Board of unfair labor In the Court House._____________
Tureday's session to discus^ old
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riders* nrganliatlnn.
« twf.M,. 4 large audi.m.* m^h-wn m glll l>V W . J. l u il ie
practice*.”
age pensions, activities along
Dayton Dran testified Monday tnwn SttiuMdil ■mi night. " tuiii.' ' iumliJate for fongress. If Uj* y,
Jones apd Lnughlln, with three
that line were rather quiet when
nimluimtu f«»r «
that N. Ray Markland, former
Townaend
IVnaion
Platt*
It was pointed out
that the
7
<huot i c cim iiitioriM w ith hHiuiUI br enacted Into law.
m ajor l»/:nrtrff
tfcnf birts tnr'steH pTTlrttf Whinr]
hoard already is on recon! a*
gwrwpWWaiY Vrjvealedfy* "that he |M»x*ibli' rsn * r io t s un<! Ithuulshm l
were used in construction of the
Milking hiv lavt ap|>ear*nc* h**/7
favoring remuneration to the
would he ruined pnlitlrally^unlrM if the |in»|M»-4ttl tti pny $**hi to
Imperial Oam on the all-Ameri
f
i
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e a locil crowd until aftar lh * ’ ”
aged.
D#in anj other RUck IdCffnn guT- | ^..,-yonr p„*t till ym n of site
can Canal in New Mexico.
June 23rd primary, Mr. St1*4.,
In original plans, the boan
m tn sucrfctie.f In their persistent i ,houbl over but tmu* u Uw
Secretary Ictes aai<l the con•fforts tn kill the fighting eilltur |
____________ who lv uppaved for ra-alection by
had planned to be represented In |
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tract award was canceled
be
of the community new.p,per
a pension discussion at the state —
a
j o
l
o
cause the Labor Relations Hoard
■■Little Joe” llrndrlcka, 0»* OOBcatlp«l but decided no delegate C o a s t I f U a r C l b C C K S l
Markland lx one of 12 men
notifies! him of ita decision that
didale nf the Towna«nd Club*.
charged with conspiracy to murder
the company conducted a camwould he neee...ry .lore the
M i.H .sinff O i l K e y S I
„,krd hla audience' what W0«1S
Arthur F Ktngiley the editor,
Seminole venllment nail been n - ,
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palgn of "systematic terror”
happen here In Sanford I f *O
whose new*paper hklped dafeet
prevved nrevtmivly.
j
P la ilC V i c t i m F O U n ti
against the organization effort*
negro man and woman post
him for reflection In 1334
of the Amalgamated Association
Commlvalnnerv rrrelved and,
------- ■
years of ago were to ractive $100
Dean,
the
Hlark
1-eglnn'v
ronJuna
IB.—
r f Iron. Steel ami Tin Worker*
PllllaADELPHlK
June 18 —
Nearly 150 person, last night granted an apiillrntlnn of Mlv*|, JACKSONVILLE,
a month eachf
of North America.
Joined the Sanford F.lka lodga, Jnv<
Jovephin* Hoydaton. county home, (AY—A tropical storm had re -1 Din Completion of th. ro.ter nf f « * * d ''«eru tlnn.r" ln lhe .lay“ Why, you couldn't g*t any 4*
ing of fn irlt* A. Poole, calmly
The labor board's suit to en In ceremonies .taged In th. fra-, demon.tratlon agent, for a leave l)t.„|„,wll
(h l» Atliintic Ocean | the cunvxniion which will nomithem to work for you, young •*
the
a ......
narked
force the order against the com ternlty'a club houa. to obaerv. of ehaence between July 1 and
^
<( # 10 A. M was 400 mate Prcskiltnt Ruossvstl for r«- tnld
........
__ courtroom
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_
' .^l,” Ire -aid. ‘'I've llvsd In th«
examlnallon of 11 of the 12 ile- !
pany was denied by the Federal
1 South all my lifs. and l know
Approval wav given nn a hill
-uthwe.t
nf
Rermnda.; cJ«tlon . W « l Ijtlrallta l o £ l fendant. yeatetdey nf .Ignlng In
■ Court of Appeals In New Or N‘A T u r r ii* tB ^patriotic addre.a
that niggers hark after each othag
leans.
touching on' th.^algniflc.nce of| for I13..TO owed to W. H. (Hide., moving toward the taland.
,^
L ,
"out the p.ot
m' n
I and that you can't gst on* * f
QtSrV | nd Slripss Wss (il- Wfll fop wnrl
nt
fV.i
mini ’j
H'»
aikev Ilurweit
.. . .
a* aa
a.flgund.
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Weather
Hurttu nfflrlala
official* ■•lill
»*1<> |M|f.,ty|,d
ndlcalUm
them to work a« long s* he ho*
We were tnld then wou'd ho
live rad by U * Hon. Alto Adama. camp.
there va, almuat no chance fori The Democrat*
of
Indiana, three other men who would ae*
u dollar in hi* pocket.”
„
—avtar o f . ntfleala at tk* * postal in .k i, I the disturbance to reeuree andftArgtnla- aud Mississippi ms* t* that If w* didn’t do th* Job we
N ^ a n fc p n i L e f
“ What would be the result la
Seminole Count V rend Mate* on
division
of
th*
Florida East.
today were Cnmmliaim.<ri John, .
. hsck towanl the coast o f t make final the selection of dele would he (alien car* of ourvelvev." the second hnllot tndny
were this town, or any town is th*
Meiach, 8 F. I-ong, W. It. Wil- b**'1
Florida Elba.
gates to the national convention Dean teriifled. Several attempt* completing preparations for the South." he asked, "where yo* h*V*
Dunn, C.
II 1Florida.
He recounted th* meaning of liamx, fharlrv
, in Itilladclphia neat weak.
good, honest, hard working whit*
to kill Klnxley failed, and the mil
first rally of the campaign load
the flag, bringing out Inipira-j Searcy, Clerk O IV Herndon nd
The blow was centered near,
Cliunljnc went on In tor one. outdl.Unced the “ death
no n, who don't make mors than
tlonal phrase* and retailing deedil Deputy O. R, Eilridge.
Miami yesterday morning
and Mainr and Minnesota where prl- arjuad" In s wllil night automobile ing up to June 23,
fMl or n 11ml a month, when a
of
greatn«si
which
a
n
a
t
i
o
n
a
l
--------------------• Lloyd Hoyt*, commandant of
Through tho efforts of 'ho negro man and hla wlf* Just
resulted in high wuler In several j mary election* were conducted! rha*« before Marklsnd e s i defeatbanner
will
Inaplro
In
thb
loyal.
/"»
,
.
.
,
the Sanford
American
Legion
County
|l.-inocratic lurried ml began receiving, b*Florida towns.
• yeslerrlay. In Maine a candidate!
|n the election and tip death Scminola
G. W. Spencer, paat exalud
post, last night declared before
-------|endorsed by Dr. F. E. Townsend j pJnt was dropped. Dean testified. Commit Ico. four m ax mooting* lurett them, as much ** 1400. a
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Legionnaire* that th* unit here ruler, made the annual talk on
MIAMI,
June
16.—l/l’) The ( *»'l Father Charlea E. Cjughllnj
have boon -ohodulod, tho Initial month 7”
la free of political affiliations the hlalory of th* flag. Ilia eomMr. Steed further pointed *at
Cmal
Guild
today
sent a ,J.n.
‘f,V' n ‘ t1* R ,Publk?B " omv‘*
one for Wednesday night in I nt i'
menta war* Intan parsed with
with regard to all elections.
nation for ( nnirr«aa
frjrn th«
that Dr. Townsend la "waging
and patrol boat to search for two flrt, j j , trkt. other Townsend
He intimated that the organi actual Illustrations of th* Amer
Monroo.
war” on the present Administra
zation will continue to be a group ican national emblem from th*
men missing for more than a candidates were defeated.
Tho committee mad" up tho tion in Washington, that ha ha*
day*
of
Ita
birth
up
until
thei
which will work for th* benefit
Ten defendants faced with minor ] week on a pleasure cruise among
Governor Floyd Olson
selfintinrrary to conform w..h thi evert gone so far OS to flOpON
of ex-service men and would not present tlm*.
breaches of law Were heard here the F'oriila Keys.
I styled radical, and Senator El
convenience of resident i in vnei- a third party In order to daTsol
One of th* f**tur«* of th«j yesterday, shi In municipal court
entangle Itself by supporting nr
mer Henson, whom Olson ap C I T V N E W S B R I E F S rus parts of Heminolo t »uin*y. President Roosevelt for r * * l* 0Frank Strand, 24. and Joseph
condemning any political candl evening was an Impnaaive Liber and four before county authori
pointed, were favored by Mlntion. "Does ‘Little Jo*' ItndrkO l
Florida—Generally fair tonight Oviedo was chosen ns the Thurs
ty B«ll ecramony which was ties.
youth, 25. both of Miami, left n, w U
f » rm*r laboriUs.
Olson
date.
day night rally silo while Lyman want to Ire the candidate for th*
and
Wednesday.
Northwest
Flori
The grounds committee
laxt •taged by th* offlc*n of th* local
Before Judge Wilkinson nn the her* June 3 aboard Strand's 22- ran for llnlted States senator and
Democratic party , . or o f
Dr,
da, fair tonight, Wednesday part School has tho call on h Chlay.
night reported that a quantity o f. lodge,
clly bench, Thomas Williams and foot cruiser. They v rW last r*-i Henson for governor.
,
Hanford was selected ^s tho lo Townsend?”
ly
cloudy.
The
program
was
appropriate
muck la on hand and will be
----------------Mika Hutrn, both negroes, plead pusted on June 8 when they left,
"It looks tn m e" Hr. 8to*4
cation for the candidates to give
ly
opened
with
"Stare
and
spread soon around th* Legion
ed guilty tn disorderly conduct Key West for Fort Jefferson on A k o n n 4 n n
I)q | | n (n
Dr. L. T. Doss, Sanford, re their final nnd pnrting shot nn continued, "as If ho Is th* co*Hut when gnaa la to b* planted. Strlpee,” an orchestration pre charges and war* given the slter- the Dry Tortuga*, Go miles to the ^ L F S v I I I L L
D u llU lo
dldate of the Townsend Club* boturned today from Virginia lleach (ho eve nf tho election,
P. A. Mero, director of the sented by Shelley and Reeve* mu natlv* of each paying $30 fine* or west.
i
Second primary
results here curiae they have all endorsed him
where h* attended an all-Southern
Son* o f the L*gion aald 25 of sical unit.
of spending 50 days In Jail.
Aftec the passing nf a tropical
,
Slates convention o f chiropractors. should ho known much more ami that la all he can talk lim it.
Introductory exercises were un
hi* group had nglaUred to at
The case of J. W. Turner, faring
storm Sunday night and early ye*. P f l O r T O
S s tlir d E Y
quickly than tho-e of Juno 2. Nrw let me ask you this. Do ym*
der
the
charge
of
Fred
Darner,
tend ramp at Clearwater between
allegations of driving while drunk, tertUy, relatives asketl the Coast
*
since only 22 names appear on I think It la common sens* to
A
group
o
f
about
20
Hanford
exalted
ruler,
and
other
officers.
Jan* 20 and July 9.
was continued until next Monday Guard to look for thsm.
( r — (lee** ew Ps*s rtve>
P(rtt>ni wh# pUn u ^ , b. youths left early this morning for tho ticket, according" to the o f
Immediately
following
was
prayer
on motion by hia attorney.
Forty-on* Legionnaire, attended
ficial
ballot
prepared
hy
O.
P.
GalnoevUI*
wher#
they
will
at
by th* chaplain.
sent from th«lr precincts on June
th* session.
Jull* Rasa drew o $1 fin*, sus
ST. PETERSBURG, June 16—
lira. Roby Lalng and Mrs. pended, on charges of dlaordcr'y
23 must east their absent** bal- tend * three-day convention of Herndon, clerk of the circuit
Georg* Harden provided vocal conduct. Bessie Andrews, negro, I f - i ' : 1
;
lh/ ^ , 1 lot. before Friday. It - a . an- th* Future Farmers of America. court.
, n m ,h, offle. nf
IMPROVE DEEP
entertainment In a duet, Th* au was given $10 or 10 day* aHer of William D Eubank, fast of nouBCW, |od
Juno 23 polling, It wits under
The Rotary Club held Its reg- stood, will ho hrld In the samo
dience Joined th* Elk* In th* being accused o f disorderly eon- three coo.t. guardsmen who l « t [ County Judge Sharon,
OKEECHOBTE,
June
Id —
their Uvea when . g.ant amphlb-.
w .d n,a d ., night ha. been « t iV*r weekly luncheon In th* plarrs aa that of twfl weeks ago.
closing song, “ America."
duet.
Okeechobee county cattlemen are
Ian plana ersaha.1 Into the storm- „ thr ,| „Hlln* for filing appll- Mayfstr Hotel today at 12:15
A t th* conclusion o f th* rttaa,
While atnto ami national can
Georg*
KouHrln
was
said
to
The purrhat* o f Maryland straw
Showing strong Interest In the
loaatd waters three miles from c,t jon,
* oU , n „ bMnU, t,,. o'clock with th* Rev. Martin didates will not appear tn tha
refreshments were served sad
berry plants for us* In 8*mln*l*
movement to Improve beef cattl* the group was entertained at a have been practicing clairvoy shore yesterday.
Brim In charge of the program. rallies arrnlnged hy tho County
j
|
bo
announcement
stated.
ance without a tlcanae. Hla cast
('minty was advocated htr* today
•in their lection. This county al lodga room dene*.
Committee huye. ample opportnBodies of LteuUnant Chari**
Judge Sharon’s record, slow
is continued.
by C. R. Dawson, county fa n *
ready has on* o f th* highest
Prof.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
MeKay|n|ty
w|
|
he
fiffnrded
Hanfnrdltes
Martin
Parrott
and
Radioman
that
15
8«mlnoI*
County
reslBefore Judge Sharon on the
agent.
range cattl* markets In th* stat*.
left
tod*y
for
Miami
from
where
gnd
those
In
the
surrounding
ter
County bench. Frank Prlrgera Waltcr O. Morris were recovered 6*nta have marked their ballot*
Ills advice was boxed on a fonr*
County Agent C. A. Fulford mthey
will
return
with
their
rltory to henr, nnd become nc- year test of Maryland and Arhes*
plead guilty to Intoxication charge* yesterday ofU r th* pl*n*. on Bn<l <l'Po*it*d them with proper
. pert*.
and was sentenrad to 60 days. storm patrol duty, crashed Into authorities, Indicating they will daughter, Mica Florence McKay, quslntcd with, th* nominees and sss plant* carried on tn a straw*
Virgil Spleen, • reused of rack- th* hay. A Coast Guard hoard of not be in th*lr praelncU for the who has taught In Bout), Florida thslr platform*.
berry laboratory at Plant City,
' SURGERY SAVES CHICK
schools thlg- year.
Lroburg has billed an all-day
lata driving, wa* fined 126 and Inquiry began an official Investi second primary.
Among tha most outstoadlag !•*
meeting
Thursday
at
which
gation.
Nearly 160 mit-of-atat* absen
TOMPKINS, Saak, Canada, Job*
suit* shown In a statistical tahl*
Twahr* Sanford Boy Scouts east*. H* posted bond.
Wednesday's
tides:
low,
12:10
U.—MY—Crude hat sucr**sfal have anccasafolly completed tha
WUII* Harris and Joshc Garrett
Raleigh Tetteway nn.l Fred Cone, I u B Rt percent Inertas* to
Officer* at th* Co*st Guard tee ballots havs been hand!*' by
A. M. and 12:17 P. M, high 6:10 gubernatorial aspirants, have ae-1 Bf Maryland plants oygr
eorgery saved tha life of a baby
nd**d 15-hoar Rad Croc* In negro**, drew fines of |20 and has* here said th* plan* appar the judge's office, rocords show
A. M. and 0:40 P. M. Sun rise* espted Invitations to appear on from tj,e mM-w«»t- Th# ap
chick attacked her* hy a cat A struction centra* la first old gtren co*Is each or M days In Jail on ently dived Into tha watrr whirl further.
at 5:20 A. M. and i*t* at 7:30 th* same platform. Congressional was mosAjironou
farmer's wtf* xktUfuOy stitched by Mrs. Dorothy Lamb, school charge* of petty larceny.
daring Mm
need du
mos
•ngln* trouble d*v.Iop*d. Lleu.I . .
, ~ Z ~ ~ . ----- --- —
_
P. M. Kaon rise, at 2:41 A . M. candidates also will also speak. ronclud
numerous cut* la th* tiny bird** nano and Rod Cross Instructor,
udltfg /ear o f th*
tenant Pirrott was at the coA-l A U t O S t o l e n H e r e I f l
and sate at 0:00 P. M.
skin and now, ah* reports, th* It woo announced today.
trola.
ment.
chick Is th* moot active In th*
Mr. Dawson sold ha Is aonapO*
Tfcoof who wtU receive
Bui"
w
n
iu
H
ir
•on
of
County
flock.
Ing a list of grower* from wham
NAZIBr “ CATCH ’EM lYODNG"
eat** o f mi pMtloa a n Kent
A sedan belonging to A. D. Commtsoionsr W. B. Williams, is
the Maryland plant* may ha oh*
BERLIN, June
16— (AY—To
sottar, J r . fcyri Riggs, WUlhuu
Smalley, ilo'sn early this week, campaigning for W. J. "Funl*”
talnrd. It will b* ovallaU* to
Go*toeh, Raymond 3Csd*r, Stay•tort
Gsrmtn
childnn
onj
tho
Otto CsldwtB. o f tho 3t. Johno
.. ,
.
, ~
was rvcovsred by (Branford of- Steed, fifth congressional district
strawberry producer* koto.
mood Monoahrstgo, Rkhord MaLines, ho* been nam*d
^
•£
candidate, and not for th* gubara*
K Romo* Moon, Ronry Tamm, River
_._r ,.,.
„ r , Kjncstion nas pot out * new flnt fleer* near Laka City, It wsa re
chairman of a motomd* of cars. rwd#r
on ^ t,a|u|
ported today by 0. R. Estrldge, torial candidate Ralslgh Pittaway
Txsat anything? Then use n
From the Port of Control Flor Chari** Ompaator, lyda*y NU, bearing tha frimdo ad Fred Cone
ta annenaao^cstcrdey.
Cullen Wright gad Bra*
Ideology* and has decreed that alt rhtef county deputy.
Herald want nd tn have th* miss
Ida i t Sanford.
to
tha
big
rally
fas
M*
honor
The vehicle was undamaged, ac
youngster*, regardless o f th* posting article returned.
Compiled dally, except Sunday ward.
Wednesday night *1 Kola Park,
Mr*. Loath said the e!
lion or th«lr families, must start cording to tha report received
Yesterday 'afternoon
E. D.
hy th* Keralnol* County Cham
<m*ond hy th* A m ok a a la d Orlando.
th«lr education In public grammar her*. Branford authorities did
Mobley advertised that a dog be
beg or Commmo, showtag ar
Already
mor*
than
25
ran
hav*
not
locate
th*
person
or
persons
schools.
longing to hi* grandson, T. I.
rival* and dspcdarw via St. Crou hi a * effort to load toward been tsslrned f l an s In th* motorwho removed tho car from SenHarris. U f, had strayed away.
-Johns River. Tnoaday, Jam* Id, prcvaatlaa of
rod*, and Mr. Caldxntl requests
Director*
of
th*
Sanford
Junior
ford.
ISLAND REDISCOVERED
Mr. Mobley planned to run hla
IIM
those
who
weald
Bfcs
to
Join
tho
Chomhor
of
Commerce
tonight
to us* it ta
first aid and 1
classified nd for three days, but
•ARRIVALS
motorcade to W»r i wtth grou« i t
RECIFE. Brasil. Jan* 1«.—W ) DEVELOPING W H EAT LAND will discus* plans to extend thslr
MR CITY OF SANFORD, gen o f a mishap.
tnll*d th* newspaper office this
the
Cone-JYjr-Oowmor
H**d- —Forgotten sin** first explored by
L A FA7. Jon* 15— 4*1—Hoping ■ ntl-lotUry campaign throughout
hav* It eancsled.
eral cargo. SL Johns Elver Lin*
apiHrrt at 111 ft, First Street an unnamed American 30 year* to make Its. psmpa to Urn Chaguay* th* state. Tha session Is srhodulod morning
* NRW CROONER
Within an hour after th* paper
•
—
Wednesday night *1 T F. M. which ago. the 1st* o f Rsnto Altixo, * region near tho Argm tto* frontier for T:S0 F. I f . at th* Catholic
hit th* street a Mr, Rayburn
I MOW YORK, Jon*
will b* th* storting floe* for tha *dle long and half ss wide, was a wheat renter which can sapfly rectory,
h'
Th* rivio club recently received called and aald he hod th* dog,”
visited recently by Alfred Von BolIris’* needs, th* government I*
hi* Mldfart’ botoM today mad to *4i to msk* th* Buhowikl. amateur geologist,
planning to send M Ctofh form tha pledge * f *v*ry member that Mr. Mobley said. “ Ha wa* *v*n
“
n d Esi
l.lyanaportatlon said a volcanic erwf t m at tho
ing families to th* district Ir ha would refrain from participat wilting for Th* Herald to com*1*
''
"th* i i
arrival *f
l oostx In ears, tom s f the Atlantia esoterics * r * rigation will ba Botowary bat en ing to tottoryo. On* of th* princi out. because ho thought
I* th* h**d- thrust It ap M mBss southeast of gineers report only 10 mil** o f pal gaajh c taacacslcn* her* la owner o f th* tost animal would)!
advert!**." _
*
•Ytoh*,»
J.
^
s . - __________ e J l l
Three Firms Bid
Identical Prices'
‘Systematic Terror’ Is
Put Before Door Of
Pittsburgh Gr oup
Steed Advocates ...»
Sound Pensions
Snys District Need*
Representative Who
Is I-oyal To Partyj:
Honor* National
Flag Day Event
Tropical Storm G.O.P. Candidate
Redeveteps N ea r O tteredBfOARF
<Isle Of Bermuda W ins In Election
Ritual Witnessed By
150 In Fraternity
Clubhouse Monday
Delegates Are Being
Selected For Dem
ocratic Convention
* H k & l Ceremony
J
Off ice-Seekers
Get Primed For
Campaign Talk
First Rally Is Slated
For Lake Monroe
Wednesday N i g h t
r
F r e e Of Politics,
Commandant Says
UOUIlty Alld City
Courts Hear Ten
Cases On Monday
Must Be Recorded
Ijocal Farm Agent
Favoring Maryland
Strawberry P lan t
Twelve.Boy Scouts
Get Certificates In
Red Cross Courses
Found In Branford
Otto Caldwell Will
Lead Cone Motorcade
Herald Ad BringH
Resultfi And Lort
Dog Returns Home
MARITIME NEWS
Jay Cees.iTo Talk
Of Lottery Battle
.
Ik*iSu *1
—
-
H
L
to
. . .
�" T
5
Scftfard Herald
A Sound Argument
W IM *
r^r^u?2rK:H:r',
SSI Hh m IIr
M arr— I t l m
atatlee,
vnm, M ik« r — t or nr*
fl«H4a, H 4rr tft« irl
f t e l f k a 1WT.
m
m
ik. miAif
MHev
DiAN—RnlgMrf Vaaiffi
That "Funic" Steed’ll pfWlcliort of racd dot* and
lilwxlaheil if thr ToWlWCrtd I ’Tan nTtould fieetvme 8 t& rf i# ltd!
overdrawn in the alightest, in recognized by every thdlightfaf person who has ptven a moment’s conoid*ration to tho
conse<iucnres of paying EVERYBODY over sixty years of
age pensions of $200 a month.
There are 12,(100,000 negroes in the United Stnles,
most o f them in the South. In many Southern cities’, *uch
as Sanford, for instance, there are aa niany trtsfrOcs as
there are whites. If there is the same percentage of people
6o years old, and over, among negroes os th ere Is amonif
the general population, about 1.000.000 o f (Kerie irifffoe*
would be eligible, under the Townsend Flan, for $200 -i
month pensions.
Now everyone knows that most negroes subsist on
about $20 or $20 n month. It is extremely rare that .i
negro averages ns mtieh as $50 n month ye*f'in and year
out. Whnt would be the effect upon a negro jh o had never
actually earned more than $20 a month when he Wtts work
ing if he were suddenly to receive $200 a mOnlh without
working? Or, if he happened to he mnrried, $400 a month,
or $4,800 n year, without either one of them working?
Everyone also knows that negroes tend to support
rflU kfr
aa buyfag pArer.to inerwaa* boaineaa, riBfcWblng tba unemployed,
w r a r e rtto u n
>.
give m l (Acts! security and a
JSmo 18. 1934,
decent standard o f living to our » > T O U H WATCH m u s t Bl
the Editor,
,
ACCUR ATB
father* slid mother* in their de
Sanford Herald.
Official Railway laapeetar
clining year*— in fact if he had
Poor Mr. Steed. Ha surely » “ studied the Townee aid Ready
out of hi* element in talking <m Reference booklet carefully, he
U IP A M A V M .
*
the Towmend Flan list nlfhL wduld have been . better polled.
Congressman
Mark
Wilcox,
a
much better for him and hi*
cleverer man, we think, than Mr.
chance for election had he "o Jl Stood,
____ _ was
________
(Julie_______
ndaucc-.-tsful In
toutfit<f Upon
that (to k^*^jhla attempt to tell the man on
*■
T tfB U lfE
Is the iroveraqrihlp <rf Florida | r rnor Shall*, is to break down
baub’e which Date Shalt* ran this anti-adminlitratkm strength
M irer to hi* anointed on a *0 - by a poychotogf * f f « r — rrextin* * falM picture of tho future
ver platter?
Tbit I* one of the nuwt Impor under Pettewoy for lb « purpoae
id t t & r i, Fla.
o r d u ti sgWflCB
McLAUUN J£#eU*
tant question* la bo decided by o( driving votes la Cone, who by
the cater* in the aerond primary bail*round, training and hi* po
liilraJ ipotmnrdhlp i* a natural
June 23.
M.VR
of South Florida.
Tb- carpetbagger from Brook- enemy
• its
It i* aeldora Indeed that the dangerous topic. Anyone speaking I the street why the Plan would
#•1 a
r n Wffk
lyn. through 8 aeries, of aitoja
work, to perhaps w* should
the Townsend Plan these
political ttrade*
pcditkal
r * d « coniummated
can.umm.ted dnrdor.|
" t T r i l e W . * go e l S ' ,
r t d * r ' B*t 1« f« . r c H i
not have exported too much from
has to know what he ha'a taken on
Mr. SWed. tfc* TowtUcbd , Man
'•ft* f*f lie pai
n
iit iwtmsry
J m . r c 'IrnalT™
Unit
campaign. ear
l U f' ,» * *," °<
artd h|ghunquestioned
morel canberIn#1 W
and be able to uae argument* U now “first page stuff.4 It la
*• w ill !• r l i r s M
le t
cretin! in pushing r r«ci P. I one
" __' n
__*
*_
__. . . .
d t t r l t o l i g n itre .
,.,.o the runner-up poeltlon. T-ue. ^ , * * * £ ! &
^ that curry conviction, because no the Issue'of the day, and I but
...
7
1
. Ike Vat- <n* of frooked
FVeft and opponent yet has ever brooght tho outrageous development* as
II
evidenced b
tho Inqutsjtorlal
•H I H
orrirti arf
an
IchVnr r E S J f f l e l l th/o’w i ^
‘ »-n r»
‘ Frttrway ia neverlhehrss a thor op any phase of It but what ha* Bel) (dhimittoo at Washington, it
ItilaH
I I I la rg e r r l l l n trf
ba Jot* In the tewert, count conwhl _
prlaHral
. . _... kr a11oughly human Individual', broad been aiWnced In moat peremptory la Indelibly ftxod in tho mind
Icti.b-ra out and perform other
(tr*e#a mm4 New
j in hla viewpoint* and imbued fashion. Tha old stock argument of tho connfkm man Aa his only
little duties which fall to the lot
of
Florid.-,
political
jogger' wl,h * * p,rit ## n T a un‘* m ‘ "d' that It la “Impractical, uneconom mean* of chaiigfng tho chaotic
h m wraiirr t f ibr
lor. Dade county has nothing to ically unsound and Impoaaibl* of
Condition* obtaining fa hH coon
nauta in aurh emergencies, but
fu lfi.fflv tlf without teiribg us
thq
S h a l t (-anointed
Cons
* R m T l >M • ' *11 arwa 4twpm(rl»e-..
„ . . . . 11xardleaa of the absurd wliUpsrlnc why, convinces no one. That argJsqin-tied into the runoff juat th*|
CEoS o e M. flOUGLASS.
___ ^ .*•* ilt fr u lw
now being conducted mant ha* been shelved by sen
**
Mprr and all
And
results
are
all that| ,
t,
>Mt M at nltti%r4 k»»lB. (II
racketierlng elrmenta of sible speaker* long since. Tha
rnch oth er. I f one n egro b a rren s lo hnve ten o r fifte e n rlol- j r01)nt )n g
F.'orij,
(nel.l. polltln.
i *
■f ■**•!» I
the communlt’
to y * ;:
Townaend Pbin will accomplish all
r. inr poses as a "mu
man of the
■
r# . h rs . It w ill not be long b efore o th er negroes w ill have
Canada,
font's platform la mad* up of
"rtklnncd" it ttwny from him . And I f an old n egro happens | p e o p l e ir* l> a wealthy hanker, vacuous promise* that art im that la claimed for It, and * •
darn aeros* the
who can
i* any
*ny opponent
oj
to h a ve $200. he can d ivid e it am ong hla ten nr fifteen »nd ■l»'’ ■ lawyer, acting a* eoun- partible of fulfillment. H* prom- we’ cotft*
‘ iiilT trtfc ttA Y . j v n p . is. lots
othsrwls*.
chih'TCn and nil o f them live c o m fo rta b ly fnr th ree or four
for the Atlantic Coast Una. He ' i-rs in reduce alt taxes, five
Any apeulur who brings up tlie 1
iJ W fB lm iO N t o w a it r» RAIN weeks. Then by that tim e, if another $200 ia due from the,
™ n( Z e ™ U ,i in the people $8 auto tag*, and at negro question today is »urely not
tho
simo
time
finance
the
schools
Tho at’ rrrd grass »■> elrrwi g n v e m m r n l, would it he possible to get any o f thrm lu | l(rf(ltm ,h(> rljtrn, j , vhs utMI_
more •adequately, inatitul* aid very well equipped with argu
' *slMg the field
WOI*k At all?
I tics and the slot machine syrtdi- , age pensions and. In general, ments against the Plan or ho
■'•WfW aefthra had laid it l..w und
Can you im agine a n egro g e ttin g $200 a month work- rate. He ha.. already promised ■iprnd
wlthout „ , ll<ting would be. itseem, u, us, * Hill#
golden stubble
lo g nn a celery fa r m ? Can you im agine a negro, whom- defeated randlrJ.tei the wnrid iny
„ u <ppw| u u thj |g io-1-aollettawi
about thehundreds
of
B tfflftfn g
- pitched toward tho «wlft white fa th e r o r m other w as g e ttin g $200, w orking in celery w||h ■ fene* ar<mnd it if they rint inil un|nform,d
thousands of fine American cltL
thunderheada that loomed
ficldn? Cnn you [mrtglno a negro, whose aunt, uncle, grandrr' * "
* nl“ r * "
*!
Pettsway, on the odier sen* who, one* well to do, edu
r n r the evening hi I ami faintly fa th er, grandm other, brother, slater, cousin, or "frie n d ” , \ , ' . t
”
" V u !! *|'J"™1,
«»refuHy avowing potit- cated, refined people now deali*tr ’amber, roofing
rambled.
tuts through no fault, of their
and building material*
» ■ » * » - ! " « • P ;n .lo n Of p n , ™,onlh, M V . » y - o o ! ^
2 ,' S K " ' * ?
own, and
Of alt lfad* Call ao at.
And can you im agine the crtain auch a aitun- w Raleigh Perirw.y i. elected. •
m.ko axtravarant promises
la to whom the present Ad
% * climbed to meet the lightning. fo r a n y o n e ’
ministration Jntenda to brand **
Ifer* youTT And tbs I
r ^ while the tlope
Con would create fo r local celery farm ers, and other cm- Miami and Miami Beach will be i
return for the supporto f dtfestpaupera before they esn be ac
fawst reaaciiabl* prftts
Ofrsfrherl upward paling-grren .ml ployent o f common tabor?
dosed tighter than the proverbial I rd candidates. He ia making a
corded the munificent monlh'y
cud beef quality and
fellow-brown:
Furtherm ore, when you consider that the money In .drum.
-forthright, honest appeal for the
dole under tit* outfagroui Social
the
quickest ir*icr,
■*8 >81*1 from thickets and their
these negroes $200 n month would c/>me from taxation | Florida’s lower East
Cosst support of the people who ire
FWbJtiew
i.H *n ty ehcRTr—
Sudden Service
_ ».i U t u J i rw.. _ j_____w i____ t u/_ ...wi.w .It ufhite u ifrk -, "k'^vd what It thought of the di-guated with thv abuses of the Security Act!
Mr. Steed should have absorbed
with ^he .rent of drying hay and J r fi» d .n i
f
l>y P-'ing up bug* fiholt* administration and the re'fngrtTt'ir,'
wltid. toy down.
^
W
iUd Uaa w n .M if graft and corruption that the fact that the pension phaif^of
tv-V
Aftd rerflev.
COttlr-bella
frrsn reaction to the Tow nsend Plan would be. It
Is proposed to rhappei],
outstanding critka oil ha* brintght tha State o f Florida the Plan I* only, a m *»«* to * «
diatant hnlhw*
mine thi.amoney by a tw o p e rc e n t aale.a tax on
all the rom-. Hi* stats vdmlnlatratlon d u r in g ) into national disrepute.
and, that the amount to b* paid
clangtil * ow hriintc, und
brief mutinies tif trade mid e very liv in g pernon would have tu the first primary campaign. The] It U up to the people to 4e- monthly 1* not handed out un
word wa* said:
strstrgy of (he Con* forces, dl-1 ( *de whether Sholtx 1* to be par- conditionally, but to tje used aa
pay h :n prnporliom ite shnre o f the coata.
the rain brew over us In gusts, tnv
reetdd
by
f.lrutenint-cAlanall peluated or relegated to the *(mbo specifically directed and to which ,
T h ese e-isl.u. fig u re d fo r the en tire country, would la*
finger*
(M rs> Frank B. Khutta and Uov- of forgotten thlngf.'
each annuitant must take oath,
tCrmendoux.
II
in
estim
ated
that
itome
24
billion
dollars
1 hayed to the beautv ef your
so that It would go at once back
would l*c- ri'tjuiri-tl minunlly In ord er to pay $200 a month
' * drenched dark hr, nL
imnairma. T w e n ty -fo u r billion dollnrs la n p p roxlm ofely half
O CALA STAR
The tumult trampled up, the earth if all th e money which every man. woman, and child In the
waa rough,
en tire country cnn m ake in a whole year. Tn oth er words;
tha iwallowa shuttled dost- with
A study of the aval able election minds of th* people who know
liv.se w ho did not receive pension* (th a t la, tk e younger
atormy crlaa . . . .
,h>t
pvopi* 0f Colin English beat that he |g
On tb* hill that would outlast all w ork in gm en ) would have lo contribute about h a lf o f their " * u™
equipped by trtinfaff arid tape^
.o t„ l annual income In order to pay $200 a month to thoao)
deaths and tovrs,
rienca to take over tho super-)
(Kg' asked! ino questions of the wrep pil,xt s ix ty .
_
. ,,____ ______ 1„ „ _
of public Inalnictlon with a Inlendence of their school affairs
'Ing ■kits.
And a very*largo percentage of tho.e# penaiona wouM younger, more aggressive man.
at Taltahaiaeo. They hsv* ex- >
,,
Franrra Frost.
The popularity of Mr. English, pressed their conftdenea In Mm I
be paid to nt grm-d.
Rank o ffic y * haV* a rtal IriUrtat In your peraonal
on a atats wide basis, with four at US* pop* tri language that tvary j
or bualneaa flmmera, but purely In a conitruetW* s c u m
"Japan baa landed Marines In
other man making a bid for the one underatanda.
I
and partlvUlarty Insofar aa they apply lo yoor relaUon' Bbbth China . . . . just to make
office, la rather remarkable, at
ahlp with th* bank. In this latter re«p*<l lh*y cannot
sura they aren't attacked, of
a newcomer to etala
po)jt|ts
-----------i uwt ha
™ "Is ■
sure poutlci
gueia—TH EY MUST KtlOW. On th* baste of your ftJa m .
cnnatnietetl In the Innt five yearn In ■ .|tnj
politician or
or vote-getvote-get
— >0(
-iol q
a politician
New
home*
nan I* I itatament or ybur frank prrsaltation of your
---------- o ---------I(‘ailing cillcH of Ihf Unitwl Staten were not mifflclent t°,t.r; a, we measure those seeking
flairs, depend* an .Important declbualneaa or peraonal affal
Rome of our newspaper*, as well
»ton affecting your rclattonvhlp with your bonk.
■'Nfa edtna of our offlee seekers, are
BOUTON, Jana KL— b D -T S *
1 'having a lough tithe trying to ileWhen tb* Finance Committee and the Bank Exam
,, ,h(l
f h1 Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, Detroit
«We whteh I* I he best hsnd Wngnn venln. This ntntement In banetl upon a survey of a grtUP] kn
iner* challenge the loan'officer's Judgment op a loan, he
0f cltien containing mnr,- than une-third of the country ’ worth a* an educator and school radio prleat, Sunday night latlmat-,
to Climb ahoard.
must
be nrepand to au U tlslfile that judgment - by
ed poulbdlty of a coalition of hla
FACTS! WHICH ONLY
ONLY Y
YOU
CA1------O U CAN
SUPPLY.
population. Mr. Itidgway Maid.
•
ni.trict executive.
national union for aoefat Juitlce
Tho Fort Myers Newa-ITi-ss,
In Lee pounty, where Mr. Eng and follow*?* of Iho Townaend
"These IllO cities, locutcd In 4t state* and the District
And
It
I*
arel
to
remember
1
(hat
toeh Informxthin ia
lish
he’d
th*
poeltlon
of
high
school
which waa supporting Jerry Carler of Columbia, constitute an accurate M e x o the
Old A ge Panilon mnvemrnt.
held in et'rict confidence— your banker consider* the .
principal before coming to Ocala,
(faring the first primary campaign. home building situation." continued Mr.
A t tho same time, ha aaM that
Njw ha received 30M votes ta 353 for
trust Just os sacred aa Urn money you deposit In Um bank. ■_
M il M r y had UO.tXX) girds signed
1331 t o i m M i' leading opponent, or a ratio "neither of the preafawntlt) fan*
•y CilUens pledged to vote for him housing constructed in these cities in the
dictate* to be voted for thla fall lo
: V '-c o :
• P ,,
. «|
of mm
nine «toj mH,m
one, and m
In narmn
Marion cuuacoua*•0.000 voters." ft adds, and ftO. inclusive, was sufficient to lake cam o f on y
(lf the actual population inCr«43e. When It J i , 6? !!? ,
*'i »T English received a total of “ worth a pluggdd nlckal" sad
000 Hrirs.”
rharged that RdxforA flay TdfWaTJ
Hint th ere Is a still greater shortage of homes than » » HR* 3103 to B0I for Cawthon. or • aev"la tha real Boas o f tho ffhlfs
ccsaity
for
feplafefnent
of
rn
to
one
plurality.
Th* hurricane season l» hegln- tin* would indicate, because nf riecoWrity
.
ttm aoThero
ia
no
question
fa
tfi*
ring Ido early this year. How ran houses torn down trr destroyed l»y fife end flood, _the »«
trri A M apace In our paper for a r uusness of the shortage Itecomea stjll morc nppflrent
trtplcal tlovv, with all these potitThe Inveafor*' Syndicate survey shw s that in the fivo
teal wind bags spouting o f f all the
vrara prior to 1936 new houses wero built for
ftim'
flnwT
il es in the 310 cities included in the study.
"B r itt f o r U m S o u lk "
DUriJg tWj■
All tb* political expert* aaaurr furnished shelter for 968.424 people.
Tfiry are emooth oa ellh-dafahlo as leather— faiPfaht i t
“ ?-.
ria tbM Fred Cone la going lo be ytvnr pt-rlod, however, the survey shows that the p^al.tIon
r r*in •
nllophenc— and tough u ilnew, Thar* or« tho qualities
tha Ir iti governor, that rvtteway of these cities Increasotl 1,950,691. or a tittle more thri
you want in paint
kSsn’t got a chance. Well, we're twice the capacity of ull new housing provided.
,
gaing fa keep on lining for him
B T A N L E Y -R O d E K S H A R D W A R E CO,
rrA n rrY O M rvA om oM
During the five years ended Dec. 31, tOM, new m«lanyhow. He never had a chance in
. Hanford A w n .............
dentlul construction approximated on y f^ri hlilWn dolia
tk« ftrat primary.
to* gent*-
M
&AKFORD fo r um
DlftTY POLI^CR
i S il . LKSX"2
U S'"
r ifftfS rx
4
Materials
;.:i
Short's Tonight
* **
Free Dancing
In The Club R6rtrt<
N o Covert Chant*.
Wg
at
fctAl « » < «
w t t k at
•i H
5 ( n l l o odt 6n W I a #^ Rd*
NOTICE
TO DOG OWNERS!
As rvesleve kv low, sfl
In is* cur •* ! • • ( « * .
tksss Iks* see k »*« esnrtse* s*
tk. sremisrs . f tk.
«MM,aalWl it lilt* a* l* H ^
W
ib
M aX H
!•» ra M e a — *• ■
yaar*
|»». r. W. Bsksr. »»«»t(*srisk,
will k» at lU rear sf »k# CMr
■Inti n r . Ssj «s Os Ikts *»•*k rlsrfi tk# kssrs sf IViS* A.
g. ss* S.SS less. isss ta »•Ju t
XT.
Aflss Ikst Its** nil , e«d*
fsssA rssslsw st, Isrws ase Ml
u r r lis IH tsr rsklrs Witt ^ks
llik a * 1* kr Iks rsllss bt-
stas e » ass.
F. 3. LA MS ON,
City Clerk
COLIN ENGLISH’S VOTE
WHY DOES A BANK
ASK THOSE QUESTIONS?
New HouninK Needed
V- F
*ek
SHORTS
'~ti,eSZT,r
- ,I
.Eat,
drink and enjrfy An r»en-
Fattier CoughllnPIann
To Join TownaemHtetf, ,1
!K n
fit s .
S sta rcV w
tA C T tfr
RtMANU*
WCTUKID
* C H I 0 U IU U
IUTB VW
* ‘ mOH*UM(Uw
f M w tbttt
Celery City Printing Co,: 4
tt'( O*r0 |«*ou*
■ PPope >(•
.
<3& Sj
IAtla Ktic
Dozier & Ga/i QbaHiy PiUiiU
In vnluo na contrasted with approximately $20,000,000,000
' ' Ad' a fallow (old pe tho other
l M j r t ’K ' H A ” *V w « V ’V ,lmb
[ j
fagrii fa the Cone bandwagon
i. '
ktidlfdnly discovered that
svarv teat
an had already been oravary
t! M|Ut<f by arimeend lookiilg for n
j
-i-
-a - — --
Another thing aboQt this bullsm of electing a governor U that
t 'tba'gotemdr has tho power to api tablet the aenetur In the event Of
.the dabth ob retirement of one of
i*dnt aenatoT*. It la a
n . ptdadnt
ifaM f big power fa enbtiit Into
Ufa famtk of guy governor.
ittfe, JM " Henti’t know that In
Damoer* tie tengreetSo« by ebpouelng tb*
Plan, he w a r working
_l " fI Ik * UIM
head of HW
Mb wwil
own F"i
party.
Kbe boett doing Me
t Ifag
Ms beat to
■ 1so
•Ufa Tdwn*bad Plan from
lidn’t
tttf a law. Tfs ritubkMy did
I b it hd should Hava
agolnat
the
(lot
starw s w w b . h ™ «d
with no greater ndenuncy than they hUVfl been nccuatorned
to. new homo construction on a subriUnU»Hy * * * * * *
will bo rctiulrwl in tho next five year* than during tho attiM
ilar period just closed." said Mr. RJdgway. "As large as thri
sum required may be. more thah ampin funds are avatUMh
at low interest rates through private and corporate- Icndinj
sources which are" able and willing td rolesso this fnondjJ.
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I'FWiiY
P HO
W lifK O C H A P H
P R IN T IN lr— L E T T E R
W H F ifN C
M A IL IN G L W I B ^ T Y F I R Q .
C O N F ID E N T I A L I N V E S T IG A T I O N S
Scmfaiofc County €?r«d3t Am ? *
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SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
C. M. Berry,
the
.
w . l-known jThos. TarbdIT, snd Ml*. K.therto#
_
grower on th* We*t Bid# and
«>unty agent far Remlnote, suffered
a aeriema accident Wedneiday oft.
emnon when crossing the A. C■ T*
Iracba at Peek Hammock Station.
It aeema hla ear wma making so
mueh noise that ho could not ace
tha train eomlng up on (ho appo•Itip aide of a string of far* end
h* waa »truck before he knew tho
train wns anywhore near Mm, Nd
was badly brulaed and hte tar wsa
wrecked but th* ehonees nr* good
for hfa recovery end ho U now re*tIn* e**v at th* Orlando Hospital.
The teacher*’ examination Hekf
lost week fa the High Behopj
hi* roeent trip to th*
,__ r ettf hd has tUacorsrrd
, rigjortty of Olo I*w *bi.i- ^ ’Udlng by flupt. Thrnihar end
jfa fawn thorn fa fat want nbfa come of **»t*t*nte wa* very
tucceaafa) as far a* tho anal
waw concerned. The foliowl
o ..
that ho has
M
** ■
■
tho now Prim al' School. Tha bids
on Mr. Oaitp’s i ' i u nmn!fag too
high to *1Iow
ow them to . be twHN
with1
jh*,^
, ,appropriation.
. . . .._„..Jon«
flrtni'
rne'-al
tho
jjp & r s t i
J
i i l f G -J
UPPER 1IM
L i m s i c n f to
_ Y O U R STSTXM
F in *
V f. B. Citnp ha* wld I I * lnt*te*t In the plan* for tha Xenfariff
Sehrtata, -Eltap Maughton, ottr loesl plan sfftat hiving taken over
■ll' tho Wurh. Sir. Maughton is * t ;
work n o* redrawing thr pith* ‘
th* _Ocairim»r School addition
I
/
_
O C O tA t*
IR O b T '
udyalcrow n:
•f
TO»A1 TQHIWW TO THR a m
»*M I ROT,----- -----
C K
School wIlV new haVri a
I fija
r h ilde^S
ildo grid
n f*ch
School will be
J l U ^ ^ b o £ '! d £
•- t ,
ym e%
M I
r- . -Amated
•IVJftrfVHjrtiLfl
■ *
V
wJeN-
nfffTnt
v fo n r
�i
?
m i SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA'
Social And Personal Activities
jnss MARGARET PETERS, Society
WEDNESDAY
TIM Might Circle of the F ln t
Baptist Church will meet at 8 : SO
o'clock la the T. E. L. classroom
St tho church.
FRIDAY
Telephone 14»
Methodist Cto* Ed s
Meet At Evansdale
Social Calendar
Centra] Circle of tho Garden
Chib invito* oil circle* oJ tho dob
to Join In 4 covered dish luncheon
nt Daytona Beach. Cara will leave
the homo of Mr*. R. O. Meriwethor, <18 Oak Avenue, at 10:00 A. M.
Editor
The business and social meet
ing of tho Co-ed Class o f th*
First Methodist Church waa held
Monday avenlng at
Evanadale
Park. Following a picnic supper
the meeting waa opened by L.
M. Swain, vice-president.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. CaAer, I T r r and Mr*.
L. M. Swain. Mr. and Mra. C. R.
Sims, Mr. and Mr*. P. V. Jam*.
Mr. and Mr*. It. 1. Caldwell, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E MrSIsrrnw, M-*.
J. II. Tlndcl, Mrs. W. E. Prim,
the
Misses
Norm*
Norwood,
Jewell
Rett*,
Dorothy
Pric-.
Charlene Caldwell and George
Sima, Jr., Arnold Tindel. I««>i
anil Lloyd Swam, and Dnugla.and Duane MrSlarrow.
Fred Cone Comes
Out Against Slot
Machine Statute
rson a
T. pB . Mailing la planning to
leava tomorrow for Virginia and
other point* to spend the summer.
Dr. L. T. Dost has returned
from Virginia Reach where ho
attended the All-Slates Chiro
practic Convention.
Miss Patricia Mack of St. Au
gustine spent th* week-end hero
with Miss Mary Hurt. Oak Ave
nue.
Judge Raleigh
P E TT E W A Y
All the Peoples’ Candidate for
GOVERNOR
. Mrs L. F. Garner and Mr*. D.
K McNab are spending a few
day* In Gainesville with their
sister, Mr*. A II Hatcher.
Mr, nml Mrs. H. B. Pop* rvturned yesterday from Jladdonfield N. J. where they were eallrd
recently hy the death of Mr. Pope's
mother. Mrs. W. S. Pop*.
M IAM I, Jon* 18— Striking out
boldly for th* fln t time during
hU eampelgn for tho governor•hip of Florid*. Frrd p. Con* *■
Saturday aniworod hi* critics and
defied comparison o f record* of
service for th* Democratic party.
Speaking horo to *n overflow
audience In Iho assembly room of
the Hotel Halyeon ho accepted tho
challenge throat at him here, by
departing from a discussion of hta
platform, to giro hla view* on I*galiaod ilot machines, raring and
conduct. Mr. Con* declared that
■lot machine* must be driven
from Ih# *tat* and that hi* first
act tf aloetad will bo to aid In nul
lifying th* art o f the tait Legisla
ture. which mad* their operation
legal
n o al*o declared that aa gov
ernor he would act an hi* own
chairman of the Highway fomls■ion and of th* Raring Commission
and promised at least an sddllton*1 M.OOO a year to each county
from th* (tate'a ahare of the rare
track revenue, which he c'alma
rightfully belonged to them for the
past few yatn but was wastrfully
•pent In axpense* o f the board.
Mr. Cone again pleaded for a
strict business administration of
stato affair* and a budget baled
on tho income of the state, with
out an Increase In ta cation.
“ I guarantee to you now that as
your governor.” he said. "I will
see to It that Instead of rsltlng
taxes to balance the budget I will
lower the budget to balance th*
taxes.”
1
F in a n c ie r
Hit Team Of Hit Film
H o m e
F o r
V rg c s
In v e s tm e n t
R on u s
\n |
A N SW KR
« J l'K S T IO N 8 ?
11■ |»»
T IIR S K
t^lkinir about? f
t «|>» ih* y h"Itfvja in—wish
M o n ey
rs art* taking: pl*c»?
AijtiiA art* pwiltlC—
- j timiuf strength?
it- conir « i
ih«- i" if |H » v o f ktstpnfilt* lit tou ch w ith
t i . i . h i i m in im u m
p Hu- Under’* Di*
, rtvi'il
Kvrry part
. m n iilt ily m n r u n t m
| y |l| 11 til f i l l M il'll H
if itMitiiiri*
aoiho
|lltlTV*tinJt
<.v
in
i'*|*rt
>"m tin' leading
1
lb-tie Davis, liMVa greate-t film nctr***, I
Dirnt, ihe screen’s great romantic leading mao
production, "The Golden Arrow." Michael A ' i
high mi*■Iy, which play* Ihe Kit * llienter M >d
M rs. II. M. Papworth
Is President Of Club
lit*ip* to plait ’
I
a
in ve n t hi in i n i 1 l
ln^pli iltinii
ami
•tpi'tr.l prf*im’iu of Thu* iianU’n1 v vpfi
ot
i*i liitfl v*t iChib f Sanfortl nt tin*
bu-ii . '- mpFlintr of the * luh, ' iittMiicnl li> I'
htlil
Finlay
morniiijr
at
,i i i
flu-
authority •it
sSouvJi,
GARDEN Cf.tm
i•
lu u it lliiit ;
who
.m ■
nut1
i
I' 1.1nil we*Cdov- i jnHtoii ..ifc.t,
1* of fntac**6 Vise
i
TOM ORROW
i*>
i m i m i" . Dpt*
J. T. sNvwl.v
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 17th
*
"It is our hope that the people of Seminole
County will follow the governor’ ll race with an
open mind. Judge Petteway mu.st depend
Upon the people of Florida and not upon the
dollar— bo wo urge you, one nntl all, to come
out tomorrow afternoon to hear Judge Pette
way speak.”
COCOA. June 10— The po.slbllity of a wholesale vegetable
■mi poultry market for the lower section of llrevard county is
now being studied by County
Agent Thoms, l„ Cain. Jr., and
other agricultural leader*.
~
PETTEWAY FOR GOVERNOR CLUB
Seminole Hotel
I —1
MJ
4 > - *
(P ate PsIKteal
Aev.t
— ------- —
j
,,„ y whll wiM
Mr„ |.,lr,w,lrth
| rrBV,.
fo ,„.Prl,
in Stanford
,hn, „ rr
,lvtni, s ,„.
, ai,|
„„|| , , „ f, h,,VP fc,.,,.,
m„|,. hy tho government os,tori
menl niifsprymen nn«l n formula
______ _ „ | haa heert pri*imn*il for c»<rr«*<*i
Mr*. Jam.* McGowan and M l*.' " ’T. ' t ' ' T " ' 1
. . . . ...
• 'T h f P R I Z B
V A L U E S a/
n-try t r i e t t "
* uv* P u b lic
E x p e r ie n c e .
A n d thul’» w h y
w e G oodyear
. <k ,
8*11* McGowan of Oviedo s o .
Il Z
n<iwrll h li.
here today shopping.
," * m rr* have come in since|
_______
lehrtmrv ami n Others were Is-; Cautlien Hul. lti
-- — -■ sued meoil-rshlp
letters
Inst Ru,,r ||
, i„| „ „
I
,
week. Mr* It. n Meriwether r t | {tiiullt
Side
I
H
tended
rn iovH:iti„n freer r,.„ |t„|,,h Wigtn. It
—
A b tVff
tral Clrrb to nil rlnh memtiers )|olly. III.
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to (oln tbe rirelile nr s nlenle Alilerni.nt. ' ..... ...
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luneher»n or Dnvtnn, ftr-nrh Fri - 1 H(,|,|,y l.t e IV il,
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day. Ji ann I'd
I West S do C,
!
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A rtplne vnt" of thnnks tvns Secmui Grade. C
S
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given the M'tlrim*■ ••■erelnry nri t first. \V.rlte< It.t, t
BH
treasurer, Mr*
I!. V
Mrtn ond: and i I ,il. i
!
salva'ge for her I w years’ ,erv
Ih-j,,,).
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j
Ice In the rluh. A •diver v.s«e w.ts Gntrle, t i't.. nne
I
given Mr*. J lb rrwell Kish, re ^ Minnie itrr'li lidhrt
H I
tiring president.
Dtrrl, Dm n. 1‘iiit
Mr*. Walter S Colemnn and ami Minimi K.alaut t
Mra. J. H. rolclough gave brief limi, Kmnlh Gnrdi
refmrts of the stale roirventlon Joy, first; ltnl|di
heM In 8 t, Augustin* A-rently.
Both reporta t’ lore*! aprrial emphnsls on the keynote of the
convention, “ Come Back to Your
F iM‘ i,li lVuk, imriii tl f r m »*iifv
Garden Is* garden-minded rather
than eliih-mln le t." Tills keynote HcHiuiinnviiifi Aittlcr in t ulifornin.
was in line with the policy out- It ihe only ArtkvUf tnlm-tiii III tbu
Dealers sell
the most tires
—hy inillumal
r iin r s fla y
IJ n iU n l S t k lf S .
y w m CM
itotTSm
w>wr m
ho vjows m iaihce.
*t)0KT m , " SAID WE,’ I LL BUY A RUG'
m w o w n w o u r Aa-EAr b ig h u g .
L4
t o f C o » p « « o t" " *
For example—LOOK?
wee
..
“ T r tT s -T u
'»* $
Huskyl Hid! Handsome I With
all these Goodyear safely
—ths
AH H O |
«C W G E BRI
— THICK. TOUaH, LO Nn.M ILR.
hstsNi
la ck * S M lot
■M fii potn'JP*' rwtf
qoooykah m aroin
or
u r m t with center*Iractioa
(or quick-slopping
Goodyear noo-skld
treads
aok
— BLOW OUT PROTKOTION IN
KV<HY PLY (built with
SUPERTWIST cord)
Corns in —Ut mj stow yew
your lilt
h p s v W Avtometlc Flood
toy
features:
*% B 0 1 0
AUSO
i h a p sp ftsrd
|
SPEEDWAY
NORGE ORIGINATED *10 OF ^
THE M O ST IM PORTANT FEATURES
IN MODERN REFRIGERATION.
THE ROLLATOR colti-n u k ln i ■tcKanlun Introducad
in 1926.
MODERN STYUHQ— Introduced in 1932.
COMPLETELT SEALED ICE COMPARTMENT—Inlroduetd hi 1926.
And 27 other ovWnndinf flBtowi. No»f* * t Ac d k i
In th* peat. Nor|t Mb « m Men today. Nofj* will i«t
I t « r « yonr ro/rffwstor Aaa alt
4.95
Utility
nu
first
iM * CloseV SpttoJ $koff
mi y fftiiW n crlig * Afkd-
Phone 2H>
'
�Am
l* r W \
dum p Clark,
^M.AwU«n
sdentbte
Journey To Raaate
For, EcJJpee Study
WASHINGTON, D. C ,
19—(Special)—In connection with
hi* now munlelpal baakrupUy
b n mado M t M u r k? U » fc *
)n w
Co«Ti (torlrira daatortag
h r pmaldnt to J i l l aftor tar*
*“ ft • ftsxJorltT o f pin* balM*. prt-
the old tu ttacoMkllatlmaJ Coo-
I t i M w n J. H u k Wikow, hM
msdo tto folk wine m i l — 111
f t , BOATABU v . b l a h k a i .u k . *111 lu deck Ion noon tho. moCAMBRIDGE. M ufti J «w 11 nkipnl bankruptcy law Urn fc -m -T *
«*d af Uw “ «n * n
H M I m i , ' * ' ft mystery that- hw
puttied ««tr«M H w n for SO 7 * o ».
wOl ( m m
«H U n t e . » m lb li
■rath o f two young American
actoaUsta with tto tout rdlpoo
■‘Although wo may not « i t m
U tha n l la Kuoal* and Siberia with Ita reasoning, wo mart ac
cept tto prououneomont o f tho
. Tho “ croon rainbow" la tho court u final and tho raasaoa
(TOO* llmoa of tbo apeelrura. made aaalcnod by tho coart as beInf
by tbo lun’s yaarty corona dur- sound.
to f Mil poo. What the** ir o n
"The rrpoethre atataa may *ftllnoo ar* mado of and what tho act bankruptcy laws, but there
whalo aoooaa U mado of are lone la a prohibition In tho CojutltaMaolrod myatarfooL
tlon against tho enactment by
The two ytmnc m*o who bid any atato of any law Impairing
lair to and tbo piuala ora Ur. tho
oblifotUma
of contract#They had come from St. Johns,
Donald II. Mcnsal, of Harrard. Baadlny theta two provision# to N.
to Button as children, amt
and D*. Jaaoph C. Boyca, of tht gether It would appear that tho there on Jan. t, 1*74. their ion,
Kaaaachuaotta Inatituto of Tech ■tato* may daal only with dabta William PranhHn Knox, waa born.
nology. TW y hood a Join* « P * - to bo he roofUr created and thftt Almost from the first tho WIN
dlUon to oboorre tbo ecllpoo at they may pet enact bankruptcy Ham In hla aaaa waa torgoUon.
Ah-Bnkk la tho Ural mountain*.
and the boy became Prank.
They carry tho moot euperb equip- debts. I f the Supremo Court's
After a succession o f financial
decision
la
correct
In
holding
i t —eight spectrographs, mostroTeraea. WIIHam Knox roared hU
automatic—ever made for a that, th* old law Infringed upon family to Grand Sapid*, Mich.
tho rights of the atataa, then
Praah bate mo a wage tamer
This pair probably cams closer, It muit hare baaed upon the the » * II, making, flJ A . a week d*U»ory
that
tho
bopkruptey
law
in
bwo yoara age, to solving tbo
•fine copies o f tho Grand Raplda
mpatory o f tho corona substance dealing with future dabta Is un
Democrat to LOO feral'lee befaro
than anyone also. Tbay announced constitutional.^
" I hare therefore redrafted the breakfast.
evidence that oxygon In a roetaHo gait athool. In hla Jnnkr
atobk atato (In a peculiar kind act and made It applicable only m e and wont to work at (ft at
to debts In axiatanee upon the
-of excitation unknown In oxygon
date the new act takas effect. shipping dork tor ft Grand Bancm earth) waa reaponalblo for
This cannot Interfere with any Ida wholesale hook aad stationjfftph o f tho myatcrloua coronal
right of tha atataa because tho ary house, bolpta« bia father supr iU e v Bcn^vpodfkaUy prohibited part a family that now Intludod
Jvikl teattevrar*,, oxfcUog debts four younger alatore.
•0 aatvug one of astronomy • In such manner as to-impair the
In four j o f t r w > w g ,'a tefVfJ.
m u f myeUr Us. But moot **- obligation “ e l contracts, There
it Oftspi ers proferred to await fore, when tha court said that
farther oellpoaa.
tho act Interfere* with tho rights
Oft* o f tha numoTona subjacta of tho states, It could not have
at AtoBnUk will ha tht meant to say that It uaurpa tho
Infra-red, or heat, i p m tram - of right of tho statei to deal with
the aarona. Tho** tenuous boat •listing dabta.
nor*, It la hoped, will yiaM tho
"In other words, tha act could
addition*] Information nM*aaary not Interfere with a power af the
to Identify tha stuff that makes state which the Cona|ltqtlon pro
hibits tha state from exercising.
The corona ha* M rtr bean aeon Tha atataa have no each right.
except during tho few momenta, The
Constitution prohibits
H
qf. to|*1 Mllpa*. So thero 'Itar- What
tha
court
Is
obliged
therefore la
aUy are only a tow minutes in a to have meant,
that the old act usurps the
aontury to study it.
GtVR
It* white atraamars shoot mil- rights of states' only as it a t
Ilr 4 ty —
Uafta o f mil** outward from thft tempted to deal with future
debts. In view o f the Constitu
tion and the decision o f tho Su
preme Court, It would appear
that a new act limiting Ita ap
plicability to
eilating
debt*
would be constitutional and I
have so prepared and Introduced
the new act-"
■Jesse Jon#*, hand af tha Haconstruction Finance Corporation
MadtUrraitean Mar Tripoli, peases geographic society, wRi atoagy*
a m Athens *oon afur iu»from Xuatonol, aka to tbo Urals.
vlM. vearp northeastward unl||
Both Kustanai and A)^Bftlak ara
more than TOO mllaa southeast af
Moscow, Th{a expedition *>ao will
otean about «M> »H *a woo* af thft
niato atudy o f iN .raran ft « » . • * ,
Ufdwfty IMSmiA
H will not bo vialhla anywho ra
H A V E -YO U R WATCH wpalmd
hy .ona who really, bftfta how
Briffffc_J*woWr, M
___ I
HAO PERMANENT8—two frf
f
*3. All Qtla woak. Bhm Bird
1 1-2 TON DODGE 193S modal
Tractor - and »eml.trailer ’ with
20-ft. closed body. Uka MW.
1 •
CONSERVE SOIE
N IC E LY FURNISHED Spa
. LAKE BUTLER. June 11— 81* 11200. Terms If dfcN d- Real
bungalow ' hi’ couple.' No ,
A Sons, SlU W. -1st 8 t ________
hopdcod farmer* of. Union and
draft, close in. Phoiui M7 or
Bradford, counties hero Glad *n- ALL-STATE tires—Soar*' prttfta 60ft Palmetto Are.
.plIrsltoB*. to participate la the 'and Faara* quality- R**l and
FOR. AENTi one * roe
sod consecration
pre-gram, ac Son., 301 W. Eire* S t
In 'North Lake lion r
cordInr to A report from County
(treat E- Stafford, Lake
w b a l
1
,
h iw ic m
!• ‘nwTtV* o» -xawatara tu ft
'll
’ .
byoltoSfw^ M
L1LU A N NELSON, colored girl,
ersg dsud Jap* UUi A. D. »•>«wants house work. 1019 Pin*
reader** by tho Honorable M B - i . ~ ------------------- - -
3
r g
ta -s r - £
%*: w a s ! * * -V o M ry -
rTortta"- » « * & ' & S A ° a iiK L w ft •PRYF-R3
FRYERS
FRYERS
r& iO ssair x \L
\
tbo teems of aa*0
ilgBS advertising local merchants,
at |10 per 100 signs.
. .
In te r Knox, a brawny young
fei'ow who tod bora eoptak ol
Alma's football team, earned •
Svtydraka and maJarka
Kaos home from, the Cubon
palgn. But no* hefere hi
foHowod Ratograft In, tha i
nD SaJ, Joan klU.
^ : J S . M»lsr5 s£ i
w
m
o
w
m
w
Wax hotwora tbo llaltad Stains from O tto had t o n
u
..
prlni
other Alma atodonta,. Enag. an- torn** aaU ln an ft raftavi
listed to Theodore R aaom 'fa * ! • a »to h .
f
Rough Rldon.
TomorarWw RaWto, a ^ ■
ta li
M l*
of
th** i * M
W rote OsssrlbsU. I w ill
Us i s l ssli is tbs hleh- 12— Wanted.
■t bid fo r essh In (rntit
■re i i s s s * (o o r In lbs
W o e * Hemlook Cseuiy, i MEN wanted, to train for posh
P LEN TY second hand lumber aqd
bricks for ftak at Diha t
--------Lumber Yard. Bth aad Cypna L
Wrlta 'Phono 284-W.
X
de snd tseamsels. «lte anC bslno In Oamtnek
wMa. to-wltl
.rats- Vfr&'x
• CoMly.
wBrtaa.
• la g nia4s lA s rrw tiu u
sr (>• sfotrssUl Aseres
rsM kes
at w V I Vrn»s
Itb o .u tb ear at JUM
ibHN lb. l.t'-OWARtif.
. tbo eogimaawaalth i
18 year* has boos
Stanley-Regara Hardamra Co.
SWIM — DANCE — WCNIC
PALM SPRINGS
8PECIAL
OPENING
RATES — iS CENTS EACT
-------m
ATTRACTIVE PICNIC RATES AXp F A d L IT lK
LIFE OUARD SERVICE
<k ’
Ladle* day Thqradayl La^lea agd chUdreft admJUad
VUW * f t . . M U M F
^: / 1
*a
m m
H
?
la Ito wpalorn bamUptorv, N*a«
Ka path *ra tha elite* of, Omsk
and Tomsk to Siberia.
c you
can takesW
tagpol-?
tk c b k U u
Thera ara two American *xp*.
dltlons. Tho attor. b, Orar.^
town Unhrmlty and ths national l , l t o l * i t r a * A
* ft*
_
'1 * L
*3*' f*' -J h
OCT •
C
kucoolixig drittkx coouanc
AND CANT.
8EMDTOLE COUNTY'
"y ,
fe :
�ttuffoiw. fcawb*
*
»i m w W — w * * s n a M w a m » M H M t
li- iijjU U W
BY DOMINATION OF
LANDON CHILCTEN AT PLAY
,
.
U kw Law Held Extortion Pin* !
invalid By R ole AgtthrtttMy*»
la Lower Court Ford h BlwUd
New Orleans Appeals Antique De«k*fJljder
Court Throws Out
A r r e s t For Sending
New Deal Labor Act
Letters Of Threats
Th* nomination o f Cfofi A l i U . London o f * » - » ■ aa lit* Re-publican prealdcntlal candidate was th* signal for ah aproirooi
noaetraUon on ti# convention' floor t* ClavSUftd. tba great tfu >* of cheering, marching delegate* l« shown at th* peak af th* ovaa. Nineteen vote* wer* cast for Sahator Wtl’ lam E. Borah In ihc only ballot taken, but the convention lator voted to mak* Landoa'a
y T U l plated him In th* select company of pra^t, McK|nJW and T W iro .ijk .^ eva M .
.... r , _ . . .
l/op*ied photagfapha *f John Cobk Lam
at the flapu^llaan presidential nemlnaa,
•rdlnarlly daaan't Ilk* Is had* th4m |
this unusual ptetaf* they ar* ih«wn
farrier, who la mart Intaraatad In Hsbbl
«l*t»d Praia I
A
NEW YORK. Jim* 1*^—<W>—
Aa Amcrtten antiqo* dralar W
i r m t ^ *r>d arralnged M*nO»y
night eharg»‘l with bavins M at
thrc*t**l*g letter* to J. P. j f f ^
ran and other*. Including t w l
Ford.
„
nor-half
Tba prisoner, Gregor
A ban o.
uM :
R2, t u i t r t i W oo tba atraat by
not » »,t city detective* ami po»t offtea In
tent Ihc specter#, who aald that th j IBM
lit ion m I had attainptad to indue* Morgan
apteyc in to pay 11,000,000 (or a
ra."
Aharon had attrlbutad to U m Hm I
■ntrrpri.r Angela.
on (ho
At the arralgnmanl
Wrote
ed In la- Judge Caffay, aaaliUnt United
na in lha SUt#* Attorney Dowling aald tba
Ttkstirty antique dPtlPr '*KAc! dogTf^d m t •
int farm* Morgan'* foot*tap* for j W N . ' » !
home, at hla office. *Ad It* tba
to rourt Metropolitan m uw m of a f t "
relation*
Dob ting
raid
Aharem
lad
to romprl mr lied Morgan many littB a, to
et Cnm-t- many of which wit * a ffln it th*
, to rein- Swastika eymbol aa wall M hit
tt had name. 11« declined to mak* public
onion et* th* content* o f th* letterd.
“ Ha aakad *1,000,400 far th*
I all COO. •tatue," Dowtlng aakf hr court.
Rufus E. "He had paid IMO far tt. * • m*.
HM Nanay Jo,
fira—far thalr
tptwa prttHty.
t WNh Jarry, W
.V r ’ VnA'
S ID E W A L K
-matoautfa
wa* th* *oid (W
atatuer * W r r •■IH H aia
MARCH AGAIN—BUT AUTOS RELIEVE FEEBLE FEET
.mVco'rVi•nA .idV’r
, eminent to
Commtrce.
regulate
Interstate
| On* labor board official told thn
de
* r i1saiIo n
, pr*«ar "Th*
1*
null* a wallop. It la the first rul
ing nn an order songht hv th* In
W r*tatloiM board and Hi# court
h*f* la rondlrWred llheral."
He 1moH*d h* hdd little hone f.ir
* probable appeal to th* U. 8. flu.
pVsm* Court. Th* hoard ha* thrxi
ainrtMr taaM pending, however,
»n* agblnat MacKey Radio Corpo
L « y , * imalrur rhalojf.phsr, wa* an IM tart Wtth bW Mroate
ration at San Francisco; lb* Fr*ddad task thftr platur* ef an amamabllt (fewer fasagteUi*) that
JumHd (Mi aur* at Mth atroet and Waat Bad annua. Nave Yartt,
• a a f Corporation, manufacturer*
and' atruah down th* feor man aeaa lying an th* pavement, On*
Af truth (trailer* at Cincinnati, and
wul hilled and th* athera war* Injured aarlauety. (Aaaselated Froav
•h# Greyhound Bus Company at
:■
*
Thetel
PM ddifelfc.
’ Th* New Deal had predicted It*
’*ho» set on th* theory that nre
duction of rood* wa* only the first
•tap hi shipping them. But lb*
court Mid "th* poatlhl* affect (of
a strike that stopped n-rol'icllnn)
on Interstate rnmmrrr# la too re
mote In warrant federal Invasion
of lb* state's rl-hta to regulato
the •onpt'iyee.eme'-y# rotation.
"Nor Is It Important that th*
Tiding for licensing and bonding
l-"n"'*s part o f hla raw
citrus fruit daalars passed Bo*
M Intm tat* rommarra
prrma Court htapaellon M o n ^ y . ; * ^ * » n» ^ l
lent* part
Thrt cotirl vninlmouaty upfvtlrf
n
the law. and at th# Mm* tlm# It
which Import* and eaporta
rulcii firnt*' arigsgad In procase- " “ " I f ,
hf •
Ing and cannhg eltru* muet ,f|*** w
.
« n~
abide by It_?
. ‘ hU «n"ertad toTh* decision reversed a Loan * , *haf ***•• *°*> *• r«*P*cta fedaral
county circuit court Injunction P ? **
■ ***• dlfforant from
which tha Thlk Company of
■ “ w’ “ *6 Importation nf n »
l.akclaml obtained to prohibit j!,* ^
“ Il*
Nathan Mayo, eommtaslonef o f w
. V .1***..6* lh*
,T*
agriculture, from rattulHng N ta
’
.
comply with tha law. Th* com- .
“ I® '
"** Jo1,M • " *
Van Muy* giving hla aid to K.
P«ny contended U wae not a elf- J ^ f t J n E K X , *•
Kirk MsXInney.
l .tiT
^
Halil#
Myers, rr^raghr for rue d M lk T C to tto U t. sngagad
'.K ?
Oruenl**, exhibited an affidavit In canning attrm
Canning or yrocM.tng, th* ™
J * * "* '
•* « * “ •
aimed by Harry H. Baker of court M id. i. a oart of lha bu*|. t " r* h * #d " Mrbf Allqulppa, where
10.000 man work.
BauUk Bind, a WPA worker, who
/aid h* had b**n thtea H M d with
Th* company operates l„ Nbw
loa# af hla position M ha voted
Orlaaaa, and under th* labor Set
ralt may b* filed In any city
M the state conrtntian. against
Townsend.
whate tba affaltdd company haa
• pMtot.
•ed itor! MIAton anti Van Nuya
Th#
tabor
relations
toard
built had th< muiter und*r condlcYgdd tLkl f t day lays, wer*
dlamlaaad from tha Alkulppa p ant
ter talon labor atthrittoa. They
war* attempting t* form a ledge
i Steed Sees Danger
|0f Race Riots If
0ARP Is Enacted
i rovteva wctu ado vdt
GOTernors* Race
In Indiana Sees
Coercion Charge
Z X S & tS S L
AHEAD OR TIME
. .^
iii it r• £jKj i . •
*.
FIRST OFFICIAL BONUS DELIVERY
' -or
. .... -
___ H,
.
- ...........
trestle*** l e w *en* 11
a man to Washington an -your
representative who U fighting
President
floOaevrU amt
tha
Democratic parly and, who U a
__________________
member
of a 'thl perty'! What
will he be abN to do for o u f dletrlett"
Declaring that he la it«W, and
aIona. Mr. Steed told th* eldarly
people In hi* audtanc* that ha
....................
could
do ntera f*“ t " (hath' lInwdah*
Ington than Mr. JfavMeka cMuId
"heCaosa f WfM not hi dWtddHed
with th* Admlntalratlen Bufafa I
arrive (her*.
Mr. Hftidrieks
prom Isas yea 1200 a Jrtonfh, hut
he won't he abta to db altyfMng
for you. I mala ytw no such
promisee, but I Will db m ore’ for
you than ha w ill*
Mr. IKted dictated fh *( I f ha
were Hectdd h* vtoutd davit* hla
•nargtra W tha MtahIMhdMt e f
a srund and ddaqdaf# 'padUen
* vs lent which Mould helm 'func
tioning Immedtataly wKSoof a
paupar's oath.
Among othar laauig which’ the
rshdldafe dteeUIMd and ll l g a d
were reimbursement* 'H r fnclt
fly damage, adaquau M ofM lIty
legislation, hnprovament <4f wdrkIng condition* far skITM arid urn
aklllad labor, battar coastal harhot* add Inland waterway*, a
hlrhar standard o f edUdAtOn.
Th* aptakir w h im out that
afflHatad with th* A ns Ii m i M
AaeoctaUea af Iron, Steal and Tin
(JKorhan, aharterad Aug, 4, 1W4.
"Strong-arm" tactla, th* labor
flR API SKASON
board aaaartad In Ita plea, wvrr
need ta prevaat unlonlaatlon. with TAVAKM. Julia fd.state pellet called oot at ana tlm* and n-ck wtlt fa Cfrosapd
In IMS to restore pair* In the
itrifo-tafn ataal contmualty__
teg much taittest M
SUfa coalm ining a n .g large
the
pita.
�-V
- MB
New Chief Signi|‘ RawMeat’Comes
P air Of Horlen; From Retirement
Other* To Arrhre.To Manage Team
HOW LOUIS AND SCHMELING MATCH .UP FOR FIGHT
New York Feel* ■•
.
Yards And Yards
nixie
5^
ForLida Matcher
Toret, Kirby Bolster Engle’s JFriendship Is
Staff Of Pitchers; Factor In Manager’s
r ,«'Fielder Is Added Sanford Asignment
.;
Eft
H ja /
'v StWQBL' * l j U
- \\
:.;1 ,
4l\f.:-r y r
'l<^ i S f
Schmeling And Louis
Fi ni sh Training;
iT ^ ^ l^ S C p
1% Gate Assured
Half Dosen Conceded
Chance To Capture;
South’s Big Title
Bill , ("Row
Moot” )
Kogom.' Meet u,, ntw bees. Bill "Raw
-J
' ' y > v*
f
il )A ■ M ? .
k
new
YORK, J uiw le ^ V P )—
MEMPHIS, Trnn, Jm lC -V P ) ’
now Lookout
manager
twl*T Moot" Rogers, In whom I* verted
— An sR-stir cm * o f golfers from J
y,
' :*s"‘t i " f : M m r S’a /“ r t f c f - '
f i ght
fever gripped lb# big
wont about reinforcing th* gpnks th* high command of Sanford’*
Virginia t» X n w t a W Aw M m - *
\
H
'■ /, i , ;
' 'I
t,.. 1• r n the
I^ard
of Sanford’s ball dub by Import- Lookouts., '
pUa Country O * t w a rater- '
‘■V
,
' ,<j3 fc f' ; B 3 K r \ - *L I
»n anticipated 75,000 fens
lag • eoupte of pi&bsru and tom# I BUI wa* drifting around town
dap la final tanowpa for th* thirty- ;
porformtrs for othor posltloft*.
|yesterday afternoon end this
fourth renewal o f tha Sooth*m .
In th# crop of hurlore there morning getting acquainted wllh
amateur championship.
?
ara right handtra and loft hand- th* folks for whom ho hope* to
On th* ooo of tho tournament, ao
art. The now outfiold patrolmen produce a winning boll club,
teas than a half dooon dob wield- «
art asId to boaat that trait, po*
Mild of manntr and aoft of
Im
were
conceded nealtent
enlist to soma ball pteysrs, of speech, Roger* has the reputation
chances of lifting tha crown from »
being abl# to get base hit*.
of doing throogh persuasion what
Toothful Bobby Rtegel of Rich- !
SCHhltUNG
many men cannot do through
mond ta what ataekad a p u i i i
force. To pvt It simply, a player
Ago
"wide open* battle for Um 1831 ,
will work for Bl! because ho la a
Weight
likeable fellow.
la
addition
to Defending ,
Champion Rlogoi, th* field Inclad- f
Behind tho bespectacled and
Height
rales, but Weather Bureau of
*d Dr# former tltloholdora
chubby fact of Rogtn Ilea a
ficial* aaaured th* aaxioua Jacob*
Reach
M ttorlag of stato and oartloaa 1
brain wherein Is stored the ex
tha outlook for the last half of
tun wtanen.
perience gained through 27 year*
th* week U for fair and warmer
C h it) Normal
Th* veteran Ham Perry of RbLJI
of professional baseball.
BUI Rogers and hla Look
weather.
mIngham,
Ala,
twice
tW
Bill
had
rellredfrom
th*
gem*
Chari
Expended
out* will lake the road tomor
Meanwhile, all waa hustle and
umphant In tha Southern sad oatj'
row to meet St. Auguatln# et th* close of the 1935 season,
bustle at the stadium. Pour hun
two-time victor participating, was
ther*. It la th* Drat road trip but because of hla close friendship
dred man, working around th*
establishing el favorite ovor the '
with Joe Engle, tha Chattanooga
of th# club under It* new man
'
W e iri.
clock lo right hour shift*, hut
mogul, he returned to diamond
cover th* lanky frame of School field Wagering found him quot
ager. Today th* locate are
night tackled th* Mg Job of
wart and wl'l devote hla entire ef
boy Row*, stellar hprlrr wearing ed a 5 to 1.
Bleep*
playing Dayton* Brach here.
Beepectected Jack Monger ol >
forts to Hanford.
* Detroit Tigar uniform.
numbering sections and otherwise
Dallas, Texas, found favor In ad 1
AMIo
Tha naw manager la a former
whipping tho Yank** ball park
vance ■peculation at odds of 9 to 1
big laaguer, having cavorted on
In shape for tho big fight.
Thigh
Frqm th# rotnalndor of tho fteU
tha Infield for Cleveland end Boaof approximately 160 entries, yoo
There waa tho usual belated
ton In tho American I-eagu*. and
scramble fbv'rilckaAu -Whop t V r
for -CtacthjBK .7, th* older,
finally called irfr
j i f e } jM p
effculL That wea hart in J9lSndX
vine* sale passed 6500,000.
IBIS
before
rumbling#
of
A aid# ftpm'Prtiy, Y«rwwr eham• • * Focowm’
" It can’t mlsa doing a million,
European guns, end th* Rport of
ntona entered ara Freddie Haas,
Inclualv* of th* picture and ra
Europe, temporertly Interrupted
Jr, of Now Orleans, tho Booth*rn
dio rights, If w* gat a break
th# sport of America.
Intercollegiate Utleholder who won
from
tha
weather,"
said
Jacob*.
Frankie
Parker
of
Milwaukee,
top
Between 1918 and ')92t. Rowers
" I ’es never had sueh ■ big ad- aceded star, won his opening match tho Southern two years age: Glenn
was srlth 8acTam#nto In the Pacif
Crlaeman of Houston, th* 1925 win-'
vanca aal* this for ahead' of n In th* national (lay court* Unite
ic Coast I-carve. Hla hat rack end
nor: Ch*ateen Hants of Memphis, 1
championship yesterday.
fig h t "
dining tahle was In Denver. Cnl..
In 1981, and
0. Bash of!
New Orteana.
who R.
triumphed
at
Twentieth Century
officiate
Parker defeated Seymour Groen- victor
through 1922. In 192* and 192*
W • h i* *® rk O O U I t U
estimate th# crowd will reach be* berg of Chicago, No. 2 boys’ raak- Dallas hock In 1919.
Another lad who ehould occupy he continued the eastward lannt
P '
w\u
*
tween 76,000 and 80,000.
Ing player, 9-0, 9-2.
the ant kill with Conildarabla fre- and stopped at Albany, N. Y.
BIG SEASON
|
I l l r in e U lv n iD ir
th«r* u surprlalngly Hula Arthur Hondrlx, Lakeland, Fla,
quency I, Kirby Hayes halting Peoria. III., gave him the call In
c r o ss e r r r , jun* ti^-Dixi#
V I I lU C V Ijr U ip iL
betting, tools Is a 6 to 1 favorite took a second round match by defrom Ft. Pierce. He la I I years 1926-26-27.
A
if* e P
_ | A O C around tha Broadway spot* with f«ul» from Alaxandor Paaroona, county cattlemen expect to sell
old, besot* from th* port tide,
Tha lure of tha Paclflr Ocean
U d u l t " O r I j j D Indication* that th* odda .will Boaton. Hendrix, considered one more than 1,900 head of emttW
stands five feet, 11 Inch**, and reused Rote re to succumb to anTraining ramp atorlea that sovorsi thtoga to tear*, principally 1
Jump to 4 to 1 uni#*# there I* n •* * » * • » '■ foremost thsllengers, this season, according to a re
roods 166 after dropping a other trip to th* roast In 197* and
. m.
a "udden
Influx of SchmoUng
Wa
r0™ A mstch. dsfeut- port from County Agent D. M.
penny In the slot,
loop, md he ramped at Pnrt'and. emanated from Bradenton, where, to pay attention to his coaches w
- .
money.
( lng John Foreman of Chicago, TroadwaO.
On# of the wtllow-wlelden and Chattanoore claimed him In 19*9. th# 8L Loute Cardinals were get- j when running taaee, and to handle
utilised
hla
pasture pounders ta Jimmy Powand Dea Molnea, Iowa.
1------ ‘ In* Into shape fog tho current ' W flte# In mora certain fashion.
#U who ha* a**u 21 summers rollaervlce* for tho folloerlng two season, did not mention the prta-1 Kxpertenc* will teach him how to
lent* in camp of one Stuart M *r.iP |aF Om bitter*, g w ha* shoot oil |
t s s
by. Ho hlta and throw* right- poors,
handed end learned hi* bateRW dug down In hla lean* In ‘ In- Much loss did they slag tha *9* equipment oeoeeaery to make
NEW YORK, Jon# 19.—OP) — I
was quiet on the fmnlj. at e’1’
. ra. uh Bartball In Selma, Ala., where he 1993 end IU 1 1 « hay , slice o f tho prelsea of the rookie InfUtder. H e!**** on* o f tho loading aoeond-j
■j Venae# CH* nine. Teat tear h» W' 1 eomplotoly overlooked, ygtjbaaomon In th# Wg-Umo.
grow exactly a* tall as tha sixs i i w m " J «k ~ n * ra , r i... tefoot, two-inch sugar cane 1atal'ka
____ haloed Jo# Engle with the rlnh ‘“ day ho has “ arrived" at th*' Martin proved * vonoUla P#rand would balance a 179-pound et p.namn flt v then retreated to c «rd»* regular socond^saemsn anJ1form*r 9nri" « hu » to*r
hte Tease ranch where he ralaea b*« kept th* veteran Frankie Frierh
^
CagdlniU* chain
bate of cotton.
p.'-e-elooded, whlufoced esttle.
'n the dugout. A t last the haeebnll *ter* ‘ T,Um* H*
• *?
There ore others, too, who
•Regers
veeterd.e exn-e.ed observer* have noticed Mm.
I " " A ,hort ,w l tho ootfteld white Ju.t ^ o . t u n m U n i, S,m . f <"> « ■ * ( n . , Ml IrrllaH,' “ \ V l w
,i
probobly will be added very hte setl.foctlon wllh th# loyort
'T h s t’o all right wllh
- knocking sroond with th* Houston, hla b*«t-b*lanced Olympic team to I ,nr »h* Drat Dm* since pitching
nBO*
ebortly to th* outfit, although
her*. HO I* Impressed with th# drnw'o th# stender youth from ° » ,» » boa **** AshowTO# •'ate. H#
_
Q ^ a iif o
Q inc/P
Roger* want* to look ’em oear tram #nd b#H#.#e h# r#n whin It North Corollas. " I ’d rather her* had had less oxporUne* at second o rood many yean— i f everybody e^mn.
■retains his form unto August
w*« en’ ireW all rl-ht with >»Oy 0 COUL8
before moistening tho pen with
Into shspo within ten day* or two thorn saying niea things oboot m* 0(,B l l * * » •*
< Running over a rain-soaked
ham»t«w, "It shows he wants
lak and obtaining Uio X mark.
w^ y «
*
now In th# regular ploytag it* .
A* took over Frisch’s spot.
Released along with HcCrono
Ho promise* lh*t win. lo*# «r son than when I waa at caao."
■ w W*‘ 7 handy youngster
yesterday waa Gardner Barnes
whoa* arm trouble mad* It nec
"Dad and Son" night after ad
essary for him to retire to
wmi
break
cemn mitting two new members and
Chattanooga where th* physician
W.
enrn# tn
New giving thorn th* tenderfoot de
o f the senior Lookouts will treat
VnyV IV,I p'-M. fy«iU wtR mntnr gree. Tho youths wer# Raymondj
the ailing wing.
to
'*~m
Inks wood Thursday Ashton and Thsron Th ru hot
who lotried the Flying' Arrow,
and Rattlesnake patrols m poe*
N#a
I
JSSW
c£f
SPOR T SLANTS
Lash Shatters Record
MHe F®rm« l-V
|
0-
HeUjBy FlylngFinn
2r
.« -
" ^ ." 1 5 ;
"Ji5 f c N r t f i i i
vh
Success IVails
'Noogan Gardner
Across Diamond
sylnna tlenrh
U. AnausUne
ilalka
>!->■<*
Won I.net
II
l»
‘■
»
nation** two ootetendlng colloge
♦ » « * . Southern Callfonto
and
Ohio State, divided th* honor* In
n dual meet, In tho regional Olym
pic trial* at Palo Alto, Calif., and
at Milwaukee and Grand Rapids,
Mich-. Important performances
were marked op.
Ohio SUrta’i groat negro star,
Jenoo Owens, wheo* ptea* on tho
Olympic loom is regarded on cer
tain, equalled tho world record of
**
ilneevlll*
I*
**
laford
JJ
*•
VeeterSar’a Hrenlu
No asm#* eehednlrd.
lien,** TeSny
p*talks at H *l*»e.
SI. Aueueltse at Hslnesvll
Daytona Ueseh *1 ItanlufiL
CHATTANOOOA, Tenn., Jan* 11.
JW—Big Freddie Hlngton is K v
Whit A la proof o f tho professor’s
old SOW!
ITf you’r# 0 success on th*
NATIONAL T-RAOUM
mmpos, you'll eoatlaa* to *0 so.
W"R
IS
tl
more than llktly, after you loovo." ■t. Louts
Sington starred In the classroom
and on th* othloUo field wkl* st
th# University of Alabama.
In oporta ha iboDO most bright
ly In foolboll, earning o!l-Am*ricn honors. But hs wao no slooeli so
n baseball player.
Schoteetkelly, he ws* a gem. Ha
woe elected to membership In Fhl
Bate Kappa, hononry behoteaU*
fraternity.
As 9 lambasting outfielder for
th* Cb*‘ teno*gn Lookouts I South
ern association) chib, ho hit at a
4>t slip for tho Drat 99 gomes of
tho syssofl- HU ftetdtns average
RlgTrsd U engof tho moet pep-
‘Dad And SOH* N ip t
Cklcago at PMUAelshla.
SI. Lout# »* Hoeion.
Claetnnsll St New Tnrk.
uu
IS
It
IS
iS
j? *Pfclladslpkla
|S
a m n r ic a n
Nature Storie#
p
It. Louie
I#
Yeel*rear** Sa
No n a n sekeAeleO,
•)
Discussion o f summer camp
ing plana oesupted a 'Portion of
the business session. Other activi
ties Included knot-tying, history
o f th* flag nsd first aid instruc
tion.
Troop 14 In composed of t l
members, accorilng to 0 report
r i m test nietrL f 1 A. - ’ >
'
Th# 7
Kraft
Chteie
S p rea d s
Chicago
II
It
Plttsburek
It
*I
New fork
1}
J*
Cincinnati
’
tloeiea
M
St
hfclladefokU
I*
«
llreoklyn
IS
At
Teoter*er*B Menalta.
No N km e^M kjA n lsA ,
New Tork
■eelan .
Detroit
ttvoly.
Tho Bravery af Mather I
By THORNTON W. BURG
AfyQRY
WaakteeteeTa? Dsfrt
New York at- Cltval
Bo*lo* at Cbleag*.
ChitUnoogE Sees
New Club Manager
'New
1'
Olympic Hopefuls |j
To Show In Chicago
1
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'1
rf ’Sv• **»
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Poll Officer*
FLORIJJA TOWN FLOODED BY TROPICAL STORM
— ------------ -
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■
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Local Officers Kept
Busy As Offenders
l And Investigations
* Pour Across Docket,
Candldates’Campaign
Statements Are Due
Between Jane
July S, Says Clerk
T w o 'n e g r o convicts o f tb s ;
c ity w ere bock In otripon to* •
are Iflk i Hasten sod Thom*
as WmUms.
«.
The coorkts were working
d q Union Avenue near the
Christisn Science Church
5 bo hold and turned In with tho m l
{ during official mint dateo.
“ “
'
“
“
Boat* ware the only ween* of trancportatioa whah malar, tan fact daap U coma placet, floedad
Bonita Spring*. Fla., In tha fieri tropical dUturbanoa of the jr«r. Tho <400 racldtnU mndo light of
tbolr brsoblo, however, and (hooting boy* and gtria dlrod off hour* tops and swam about tho naln
•treat In wntar that « w clear enough to drink. ( A P ' Fhato)
Dawson Advises F lo r id a Law Prescribes
Quick Action lu $5,000 Anti-Lottery Fine
Carrswsy Quotes From State Statutes In
Carrying On Junior Chamber’s
Immediate Thought
To Filing Of Sheets
|atal To Aj
Capital Is
Fletcher Had Served
Florida In Senate
Since First Elect
ed 28 Years Ago
Governor Sholtz
Last Fight For
Cross State Canal
New Deal Loses }
Its Right Bowc
Struggle For Canal
Fletcher Was Cl>dt
-m a n Of PqWNCftl
Banking Comndtti
-,
W a s h in g t o n , low r
WASHINGTON, June 18*—
UP) — Duncan Upshaw
;etcher « u born st Amerlin, Ga, Jan. 8, 1859, the
m of Thomas Jefferson and
ebecca
Ellen
McCowen
letcher. HU father sirred
— (A P )—Senator Dunam l
Fletcher of Florida died mu
daily at his home today. B
eras 77 year old and
nerved In the Senate i
Mar. 4. 1W9.
S en ator
F le tc h e r
a
th is m orn in g apparen tly
in g fin e, n e en jo y ed bi
f u t bat abortly bafara tom •
eamplalnad o f M i n e ® sad
hi* physkton, Dr, F , A , I
The death of Sonator Flatoher wont
Cullam. W. C. Woodruf.
1 —A . S. Hiwklm, (lork| In
spector*. If. E. Shelby, W . E.
M e t , W. E. Oglesby.
S—C. D. Couch, etorhj toepee*
i tors, Frad
Hantaan,
a
U.
Boyd. Edward W. Zlrthheff.
IA — B. E. Chop— a. dark i to■pesters, Balpk
.W ait*
I*
Senator Awoke 111
Morning In Exeel
lent Health, Bn:
Died By
Ten-Hfcfi
_____
r•
place* In tha hand* of Florida'*
Governor the power to appoint
hla aueoaoMT until Oi« next gwner-
V.
Ho waa je t to he! Immcd
Flaht<)nD>«iW»ii,*~l|'a '•***""
Andrew Conaway,
president'/v
i l l
.
o f tho Sanford'Junior C h a m b e r . V & D Q l Q & t C S
o f Commerce. today.called »tU n .l v u “ “ * « “ ‘ v o
Forman who wick to partici
pate In the coil conaorvattoa pro
gram undan tha domactia al|p£
'|uaat act thouId fQe work shoots
, ImmedtaUly. according to C L ' r .
day
Dewaon, Bemfoole County farm
S
S
JayCaaa
H
maatlng
whara
“T » • praooni uartrnor.
ne
^
suffered from the alh
Jthor gOTonor to tho htatory o Sofora.
n r . i i
W i l l '
"
■■■
Florida has srar had the oppor^
^
k ,
tunlty to mak# two sueh apwhk y m whoa ha died,
poIntmonU.
Mrs. Flotohor end ooa daog
Open Campaigns
At Lake Monroe
-
J w S H
Tha^Vraeldaat quo
w
**.-!
Scheduled Tenlghl
At 7:30 In School
■ ' '
for nay porpooa a n enlawful.
Saodnota County** cecend prtand la conflict with tho flmda* nwry caadldato* tonight wttl opai
ha said, other
r “ rth,,r< a «riae of four political ralllat
atateUa provide tk. tntUai
hDW
------ --
-
V n . Nall Smith-Gordon wm
Sholtz Expected
To NameSomeone "“SSiS
To FUlVacaiicy
— ,
•S r i , X X r ‘ Find OT Four Raffle!
H t Urgod that tho cheats bo ontoted ot hla office , ragcrdlcoa of
m dm
whether tha grower now plans to
itltatioo to show that loturioa
•hara In tha urogram.
,
LA K E e r r r , Jana 17.—t » V - member of tha iim m llln e
Chairman J. B, Hodgaa o f tho commerce, military
Btato Democratic Bsacatlrs Cam- printing,
mlttao cold today Sonator WatchIt wma Florkk’a aacood to
it ' s death makes It "more neeeceary tha Santo In little motw th
than eror that w* hold * flrat month. Park Trammel! dtcl
licence, ha came to Dural county' and caeond primary election to I often earring alnca 1BIT
R , baeamo candidate lto
to visit frisnda In JaduonvtU*. HU tho two Senate vacancies.”
So pleased wsa ho with the cur-1 HO mid h i would can tha new |United Stotaa *owr*v hi I N t
caulon pacing three others and wm*
roundlngc that ha decided to re a to ll sommlttao into
main. A* one o f tha city's prom •boat tho and o f thin month to loop, ho again formed a par
bant
inent figures, ho wstchod It arrange for tho special primaries ship, this time with J. V . t>
grow to ita pracant else.
to July, 1M 1, ha opened his
law office hi partnership with J.
M. Barrs, hi* roommate at Van
derbilt. Tim firm continued for
a year and than dUcotrad. They
practiced alon* until 1IU . Than
lie taker hocaaca acaociatad with
John W o rt* with whom ho re
mained tor 19 year*. Wurto than
baeamo protooooi of low *t Tola
During tha World Wor to
as chairman o f tho (ton al
Commerce. Appointed by
dent WUson so ohetman
American Cemmkaien and
United Btotoa Commission ti
agricultural ftnanso to I
Senator Ftotehor randsrod
Untmaito. Bo, msUI 1800, Flotehf
*•*■
■
gubernatorial
Jndgt Bollagh
,
or practieod alone before tha
stato, fcdarol and caprtm* courts.
000 PH * report that row
ansetmsnt of the Farm l a
orshlp ponding
n*t>bar’s coo*
IdoooM *
Woodmen Will Get
Five New Members
Tiro saw eandidatet will bo to.
Ilisted into the local
camp
of the Woodmen Of the World
Thursday night ot * P. HU offktolo of tho erysalsatien ansouncod today, Tha dogroo work
will bo given by n team undos
LOCAL
seat f urther
'to the doodUao
i who wm ho opt
m June I f tot
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