10 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a7e5f018edddc284f9275a12307cf711.pdf 93a5f74583b8d62f7d5ef7fcad2b2f13 PDF Text Text V'1 * 1 $ > i ii H. • w£b*R f i x firin g O f Dressen A s Pilot O f Cincinnati Reds Starts Big Shake-ups In Big-Time DON’T FORGET THE UTILE FELLOWS LEGAL - T u m u lt- le t it {■*•JJ |* J R , & \rn V k o lu H Wn-D»nsl-h le a ' : t l ’ K tlh n f l kc h t n Mtinc fmrtrwA- 4l-4.it*. t u n ic - , Ij I f h a n a a i m - i d - I, i * l 4«u*to I; la i4*.i. i .i - a li 1; I—a ic tfL It—■ I . I ,D id . t - l O l D - 1- . H i III, a I I. li| D d a a a l.i, VAhktTs 11; Sfi- lib blli, I mwm. 3*. $''•»»»* 1IHI Hug •wtlrt ValHOttn 21; llttf, Gold Imports To IJ. S. Decline In August A r t a t (MiDon that K ld f* k « w fsllrw brim W. ^ * ATLANTA. Bapt 1*.—( f l Oov. K 1>. Kivera--announced pcs* le n ity ha plan* to kboliah Georgia chain gan gs. an.l discontinue urn o f shackles air chains on prison*!* In convict camp*. The governor outlined a broud program n f priion reform In tha its ta under which all persona would be *cnt fir»t to the now, modern T attn il penItenHarp. Un­ der the naw pl»n work In rood For Best Essay fC lu rn rn t fm rrhesrs abroad C la M M if ie d A d v e r tis e m e n ts j j s i r . ! ; fc $40,000 Will Be Given WinnersOf Contest; First Prize $12,000 rrtpea accrrgaU ng $10000 will Le diilribuled in a “ie * l loiter" rontrat being apnnwrred in thU section o f FloriiU by the Florid* Ihurrr and l.ight Company, »C curding to an announcement made today by II. II. Calenum, lucal manager. la tter* lit lie entered In the run leal will he on the subject, “ Why the K W lrk al M smlard of Living Appeal, In M r,' ami until nwuply wflh rule* acl down In fir e htformalion folder* obtain­ able s t the piw er company and from General Klertrie Cuntpsny dealer*. F irst p m o •* a new $1200(1 home; ateimtl prire, a ncuf $it,tN>0 ; homo. The rrm iining * J0.04H* will Ibe dhtributed in c*>e hundm t $200 order* for elcrlrroal • a|ipliin rm ITefi w ill ha dlttiibuU d the weak lending Oct. I and ten will ba !a warded every week thereafter through Dec. I. Announcement of the winner* a f the two new home* , will ha made after Dee. 4. AH priara are drmalnl 1 y General Klertrie Carnality. Irttrea entered in tha $(0,00() priae con teat may eon I* in 100 wnftl.e ar Im i . They must ba w rit­ ten or typed on the officU l con­ te st entry blaek, which are en* I Hoard in the free information folders. There la no lim it on tha . number ’o f entries which may be made by a single person. Kerryorw may enter the rontrat. The folder*, available at Florida Power and lig h t Company and ia ca l General Klertrie dealers- contain informa­ tive malarial detailing tha advan­ ta g e , a f complete borne' eleetriflration, tnriudlng kitchen treat( r a n i , scientific lighting, planned ! home wiring, heating and air cand it Dating which help entrants in writing their letlar*. I “ The pur|nae of Iba priae con* KidCSt i . i ijii. SaS behavior. "Wo aip a ct to abolish chain gang* aa yuch and to revamp them Into honor highway campe to which prlaonera will be permitted on good behavior," Hlvera an ­ nounced. "No shackle* or ehalni o f any kind will ba placed on tha prisoners In the highway campe." JUrara' ambitious prograip pro­ poned "to put Georgia's priton ay*trm on a par with the beat In Ihe natton.’’ Necessary legislation will be placed before the apecial se s­ sion o f tha general aairmbly In Dacember. “ Wa aipact to havo a penolcgiet In charge of the modem TatnaTI prison,” tha governor aald. * "Prisoners will ba tlaaalflcd and their in eir background, u»cwpcruuuu- training iiBiiunK ■an »•! •aperienea will bA analysed. Th»y will ba given work which ia best suited to rehabilitate themselves." Purchase Is Approved For National Forest X M.14 fifti II 2efi.il HTf.lft IT26 31 fiff.tl Lot Lot Lot l^lft Lot UH I- jI Lsl ta t ta t ta t IAil ta t ta t to t to t to l ftSfci t fi»l 6* 1of Block I. Sof Block 1. I of Block I, 4Of B iota I. I ot Block l, • of Block I. 7of Black 1, 4at Blaek 1 ,. 4af Black 1. I* of Blo*k I, II af Black t II af Black I. II at Block I. 14af Black I. II af Block I. II of Block t 17 af Block 1. fifi.fit tun 41677 ISShtf *1311 1I1C.3I 141.4ft fttt.ftft 141.61 64 US 4W.7ft Ml.fifi fill 66 fill fifi ftSSJI fill fifi lo ill fill 26 fill 63 01.17 0 3 17 ttUj St o lh ;I* ofV, «Block 1.!: to t II at Block I, to t 1ok Block I. Imt 1 af Block 1. t o | 1al Block I. to t 4af Block I, to t I of Black 7, t o l *of Black t Lot I of Block 4. ta t • af Mock I. t a t • o t Block 1 Lot II af Block 1. t o l II of Bluik X t o l l l of Block L t o t II of Uloak U to t 14 af Block L t o t II of Block I. to t 11uf Mock I, l o t ITot Block t. to t II of Block i. Lot II of Block L to t II of Block I. t o l II ofBlock 1. A>t tl Ml.fifi fill.fifi •II. fifi nun 4*4 (4 XOTIC-H np a p ri.it- ATI 0 N T * ADOPT t i l l ID. TO: WHOM ,T MAT tXINCKHNl*. Nolle* la htrabf givan lk -t M ■ sMoralatiod will on tk* att. d n l 1 af Ortebor A. D. 1147. at taw ■ o'clock A. M. ur s* *oon lh*ra| afl*r a* tk* m alisr may ba haard. apply to a Juda* of tha Ninth Jiu.lc.al rirruli, Hmlnol* r-ounlr. Plurlda. fur aa M o at tho adnpilnn of an Infant mala child under the lu n ii nf Chariaa W«*l*y llaeitl. Ji . untrd at Han* fnrd. Nnmlncto Oounly, Kin rid*. | this lb- *17- (tar of Htptrmhar A. It IBT. (-•tAlll.Ka Wi;H!,BT KAMIL TIILHUIt; ItAMIL ofBlockI. ‘Hell The King* Greet Windsors In Vienna VIENNA . Kept, 16. - M V Cries o f "U til the king! Hyil E d­ ward!" greeted the Duka and Durbcas of T/indaor D st night on thair arrival, from Hungary for an overnight' stay. A crowd of 400 welcomed tha couple nt the railway station. Tho duchoi*. wearing a dark bide lr iv ­ aling suit, carried a bouquet o f rosea given her by Dudapest ad­ mirers. ' Tbs Wimtaor*' Immediate plena wars unknown. It wsa believed they would go to Paris, perhaps for p trt o f tha winter. B 4*».»t Lei 1 of Block II. t l t t l f e t » of Block II tto.of l e t 0 of Mark 11 4*4.17 l e t 7 of Murk II. UI.M l e t I of Block 11 t H J f .le l • of Illork It, •** it l e t IB of IBook I t 11*11 l e i II of Black II, •M..I l e t II of Mark I t tto.ll l e t 11 of nior* I t 1IB.II> l e t H of Mark I t ISo.lt l e t I* of Block I t 444.17 l e t l« or Mark I t 414.iT l e t 17 «r Mock I t 4*4*7 l e t It of ilk -k It. 411.11 l e t 11 of Mirk I t 4i ».m*. Let 10 of Block 11, 474.44* l e t II rf nine it I t 414*41 l e t 71 of Mock I t 474.44. l e t I of Black I t 471411 l e t I of Mock I t 474.4*| Let 1 ol fllotk I t 474.441 le r 4 of Mark II. 474.44j Lei 1 of Block I t 47144 , t e l • or Block I t 447.711 1ait T ,.l lll.cl, 71 ■ Governor Rivers Outlines G e o r g i a Chaingang. Reforms Prizes Offered By G. E. Dealers Clftruf mmi SL I*um| >1 S jo o l 4. « 2}®** J•} J* l e t 1 of Block 4, CBMTAIN I .M M r r o * W H IM J i TASKS AND krKtTAl. ASIKSH- {*J J « 'Bf'S, V MBWTS ABM UBUSttCKST. W f ■ “ f k BOS TUB STATK OB riAMIBA. * ,* L, SIz.C' • • S*a*BB».K C O II1 T 7 , ,* * *• r ie m iD A . U ole— . t a , ; X ■ OH CIS J L<*t i of BlocIt ft* TO A U . PRIUONH AND COUPOR.1 {J J J 'ATKINS IHTKHEBTKI) IN OH. J e t II of Black A HAVIHU ANT LIBN OR CIJUM l e t II of Block «. UPON ANT OP T1IM LAMM M 4A4 V UKBCRI1IXD im tir n m . l e i It of Mark * T os ora htroby nollfloC tket l e i >• <1 B j*(| i c r r T o r s a n k o iid . k l o h id a . s {*{ '• J J atanfoIpBl rorpor*Itnn. ho* (Had i At n o f Btork t Its hill of caniklo.nl la Iko B iers l e t II of Block » « l n « f court la loraclnoo fo l.S - } e t t l o f Mock I « M tl tsk liras, to* corllflektOk {** “ . * • »S or orrciol a» » » m * n l* wltk {*>* J* J4 JHHo* .*■ loiortot ana ponoliUA upon Ibo l e t I a t Block 7. ssroolo of Ion.i oat forth In Iho { e l * "{. HJi*4* 4*. fulioorids ochclul*. iho ositro- {"J I of Mock 7, so lo Bkiasnt of ouch loo lien*, { e l 4 of Mark 7, U . c w L flM I... o ~ l o r . sr .e l.1 «-» • »; Btojf ;■ aseeeameats. lo ttrrit *n4 p«nal> i„ , i ... jw b t lisa, 4*410*1 raid r**r*ctl*s parcola of len d n* *ol forth In aald bill of complaint. b en * n*t appo*.t* oa|,l nai rrl* In tlio followlns arhodal* to-wlt! I hE s t a R d I S O S u ( 1 or ntoch ii. Lot 1 of lll<x* II. Lot I of Mark II. l e t 1 af Mark II. l e t 4 at Mark II. l e t 4 of Mock It. l e t .11 at Mock II. l e t 11 of Mark II. l e t II of Mark II. J e t It at Mock- II, l e t 14 of Block II. l e t I* af Black II. l e t 17 at Mock II. u t N O T IC E t r r r o r s A v r o n n . r i.o o in * . o maal*'n*l raraarmtlaa. rrrala4 ama attaUmm ooSor tk* U i H DHntt, S t Louis And Chicago In Hie American League Have Belter Batting Averages Titan The N w York Yanks VV * fv*K '3 ♦* rf’H jlS j *. i l t a 4£ *; • JOB PRINTING GAINESVILLE., Kept. 18^ Purchase of I4 A U acres of land to be added to three national forests In Flarida waa recently approved by tho National Forest lt*irnralion Commission, accord­ ing to u report received by lb* State Agricultural Extension Ser­ vice. A total of $46.T7U $ waa Halo effects may ba achieved to ba paid by the federal g a r . b coiffures by^, tying a piece af em inent for the land. Of the total. Z3AU acres will cord around tho betid and pinning be added to Ocala National ra r ­ tha hair around the cord. est. Nina hundred aad elghtytwo a r m will be added to ChoUwhalckee National Forest, while 124 acre* w ill ba added to Apalachicola National Forest. PHONE Seminole Printing Co, oral living conditions brought about by e k r tfie aarvtce in the l a t — M h w te x B X N F ur S a b home," Mr. Colemaa- local VnanaI FDOT MAJESTIC Krfrlger- g tr, aald. “ Naturally we hope that Scott-Carrn* •Kent Inn drawn to electric »• ra­ Mar tar $12 be way, Inc. k e s by the contest will promote mare complete electn first loti af l U N T HASWL1S, garden I h b homra not ’100 parrrnl equipped' trawAs, and full tine td attp Canada's foreign trad e during p i s s for the grow era. . Hill the first half of thU yedr w as hlgalla rd u a te G a e r than fa r any correapottding pa* Hod since IH4) W e h are haUery radios—assy l i r a * tu tow la I l e a weakly. MiWtia Auto S w e ll r’ GLASS MIRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABUJTY Pfttabar^i Proof Products All you have to'dfri* write lOO wordson^hy! the electrical, wayjof^ivihg'appeals^cojrouij A n y o n e w h o k now * th e t a x ; d * c o o tlo c t a n d eco n o m y o l ciqgtric KtTM$$ h i t h t h o o c k n o w s �••• Scmlnold County FMCnMC More Frail And Vtfetabtai Ttea Similar A m la Amrfca DAILY NKW8PAFX* Aaaodated Drive Planned To Raise Funds For Auto Park SANFORD, FLORID^, State M arket Will Have New Packing House Soviet Keystone .WalterCooper Named Head Of Committee To Lead Campaign For Trailer Camp Drive Will Start On Next Monday Codner Urges Every MerchantAndEvery Citizen To Do Part . An IntrnsWe campaign to raise funds for the develop­ ment of a trailer camp on tho lake front as seen in the process of formulation with the announcement this morning that Walter L. Coo­ per, local realtor and insur­ ance agent, had been ap­ pointed by T. E. Simpaon. V, SEPTEMBER 1C, 19S7 E s ta b lis h e d In 1008 NUMBER ... - - 'J J u e 100 New C u e ! Of Cholera In China Dev BOMBS DROP NEAR DOLLAR LINER Mind Dollar i To Market menced By iter Dealer Cholera Epidemic War Zones Re S e r i o u s Size Congestion Gro II. .K. Took" ol Clr*rw*t«r yesterday heron construction of ■ 110 MO d tru * Packing house • I Ibe Florida Hints Market hem which J. O. Mlrhael. manaKnr. of I ho market a tee tied . Would Increase sale* at least IS perron) atnrlnjr tho comlnr sea1 ■■ton- ‘ The now building will nu»»v I urn M iias/fnnt awl will bo bttlll i h d jo lu W lha warahouan ran> atnietnd lout aoftUM on the north l.. Ilnbkht I 1 **•' of l11.0 Market lltlltlllnr building Aerial bomba are ihowri V I . ••The mee) *-»<>drr„ equipment “ will be lo iu lla d la the new waa taken from the Conte V F a r building.” Mr. Tooke, who operpnrklitR houae In lamgwood Inst season. Chinese Regain City Of LfOtien; In North Japs Claim Chinese Lines Are Crumbling D a l l y S H A N d H A T .- S e p t, l f l .- * ( A P ) — T h o c h o le r a e p id e m ic rrn c h iiiR R rn v e ’ p ro p o rtjO M ilodlng pear the liner Ptealdent .Ho over, mistaken by Chlncae for a Japanese transport. Tho picture x p ru n d Ih r o u R h t h e f o r r if O 'route to Hongkong w ith refuge ra. It waa flown by Clipper ahlp to Han Kranciaco. d c c to n t o f th la w a r-rM » e d ' n n ’lnijHillH to d » y ■ triltjw f d o w n n to rc t h a n 100 Addi­ tio n a l v ic tim s o v e r n i g h t. T h a only the amall growera who h a te £ a a a I . >P Htvt'op o f t h e d r e a d dlaeRAd president of the -Seminole County only a email lot of fruit but O a l l v v A t 1 6 D rtiiaod th o n u m b e r o f CRiM ■Un any Wmnunl of fruit w hlrhi ’ Chamber of Commerce, to heed in the lotem allonal HctUartaii* the larger growera with to aell. ' | _ D J a a F V My MRH. J. J. IIOLI Y , a T railer Camp Committee. lug that waa (he accenuu of the i and the French Conceailon aloe* Tim parking houao la the A ll D lllC l - tJ l It was on tra u llfu l Yellow ailed ran y m i; B<i|mi vielloi or vieThe drive la expected to get [ to 740. There are an addiUMAl •Slone Lake t h a t ‘we enjoyed moat. lima to ilii- hoapilal, peihap* an grrateal Improvement to he made ______ under way naxt Monday and will ! 1,400 suspected case* In tba two be carried to a whirlwind eonelu. alilm the Market waa bulll. Mr. F P rma nn pmo A !Q H f r ( u th * A flm r l m lfn itu l,luc **ke with anow nuto d,i*lied down in one of the arras. In the Chlnaae aacthma 0< -j kk Mlrhael axieried and he la da- r r a n c o nAQum I l liiH llS H a u n topped mDUnUini , round, jt »«. many botlnmleas pita (never found rlon. The camp will be located the city where w *t rvfugoa* fcAYW % lighted over the proaperla that R e s is tC IlC C H u tf on the p lat of ground bounded out the tm uldt'L bm-n huddled together wllblAk ft? {food, Commercial, Palmetto, rllm a ae well vegetablea w ill___ / I h l f t n U a v - o - - / J a l we even tho moat primitive aaadtoTF. h„ arallnhle for truckera w h®o1----- l » 8 l .and the Lake F ro n t Boulevarda a m i i i c w T hgll .» c R .rth e w ater .. ................. for our , ,.n it-.-.M n,rr the flig eialu the vwin proviakma, th* num ber of t f H f w ftenuept the m arket. -------n c c ie lo Ibe re d , but th at waa O ther member* of the commit­ ‘low sill-w ith h i* till of seven Iferotnfore, Mr- M ichael. nsHEN DAVE, Kept.,. It!, GENEVA, Bypt., 16. —M*| A h o waa tM-Uavcd to ba In tba - lb ad* (Deal *|mrt. T hr nights were *o feel from Hie (wound. There being tee of which Mr.0Cooper la chair­ scried, the Iruckera have had to The Loyalist* Spanish K c«ld we rrn ip l extra blankets, and lio serceii, we roll Id easily lay a lo-ague of Nations' ctluncll pul anda. man, are Mayor Edward HtgglnaThe Chinas* countor-A ttM U l .' go to other polnla for tbelr m enl’a desperate ilrlvr to eui then nearly froxe. In the m orn­ pound or butter and n pound of Chlna'a appeal against Japanese 11. B. Pope. J . U M aw ntelte, cltrtu, uatially farther aoulh and. munlrationa between Trrue l l e e l l n e d Oa Paaa t e a l ing* the c ar would have froat over b rn ik fial luteon in the window. aggrraalon in the hands of the re- In forte from the renter of tltalf u —ii*—a *■ rag * Thaaoi (L and w ater outside would be About 4:00 n'rloek, with n bright vivt-tf advisory committee today NKW YORE- Sepl. H .—(/P )- thoee who carried mixed Inada|Zaragoxa waa flung la rk loaded th eir vegelajjlea.ln a terrific encounter. The tee, yet the days were warm ami half mnoii thlnlug in the wintluw, and aakrd the United M ates lo A sproilm atety 1-004.004 N e w also balmy. Yorker* were expected lo vole them or plckad op what flie y ^ e n ta claimed live aaaault ro I wat nunln awakened by a snif­ lake pait in it* deliberations. The "last night we were in Y d- fing sound ju s t nt my head, ' The quirk dispatch of invita* between 3:00 and 10:00 P. M, could on th alr return to the governmcnl 5000 cau>altlra. On the (iljon front (Hr ati lewatone Park, ill the wee hour* through the ral tn wall. 1 soon lll>n" K aatam Daylight Time tmlay lor no rth ern market*, thereby greal'Vaahington anti 21 other afli-r midnight, 1 was awakened . eolixetl it wna . gnng of bear*.(‘•"pdal* made it certainithe Unlte.1 mayoralty candldatea bringing ly deereaalng the amount of bua- resistant e of the hardy A»t brought a tribute from th I y the fa r off *uund of n Mien, it They were rampnging the garbage. Joeaph Grant. nggTW, TAMPA. .S e p t I I — Barton If. to an and on* of the moat pui- Ineaa transacted. m"*‘ » • " « lf , ? r ■T tielleya many of the tru rk - ‘ urgent high command. Con drrw hearer and the sound innir but thU aniffing « l o«r r n h i n w o p ertte with tho gotnmUtae railed tale last night by 04ttBrhorpt. president of Tamlapil atlng primary cam paltna In th* era will ‘lake advantage of thl* Ing on the day of flrrrc « ahricking. I could estim ate the ill- mov-cd to the wind -w aide, and in "" "kicli her rr p m e n la tlv s for- ear 0. If. Hhalfer after he It T rail ,Tmir*-‘ haa been named dly*i hlatory. recti on aa coming from the Wevt a flash 1 b raid hugr |mw* bit the iw r ly K *rv«l Nailonal Uana* can taring about packing hoae* and buy both [in which inaurgent airrrafi said to lihvn attem pted to a t oteb chairman of .the Florida Safety lly Its action Ihe League also a pockatbook from Ibe hoadd of Connell a t an exerullv* meet lag th e N«» Deal e at sharply bcto»i Ihalr rltroa a fd their vegetablea Iadvantage of a break in the iwgallc Mountain aide.' through Craig aide nnd icratrh Uuler (lie win­ ppshed Into the barkw «»A a n y , M^ here M U wljl. fTealJr JecUltatOjCr >JL>mir ekploaWee on the A a itm iV a u . Eventually h -was within tf u r * t * r “ W rtw haoo party tjn*e Mfd draw natloAdow, which wax open. I a n rained Ull|klllL, Baar from poison* th eir loading,-, the market man- Tan's mountain fortification*, G un.[the bnundrry of the Lake lanlgo nnd sprang up. Jml In lime In m-c -Iuralli'll iif aanrtiunx against .In* 1 walking near N Ninth S tr e e t1 __ fo lio English. Hlale Bupertn- wide altanllon Icndt-at of r«b llc Instruction. anxious to got any poaithlo enr- agar aatd. adding that there waa rralisalm o Kranciaco Franco's com ­ and finally the last sound* died the entire head anil Mhnulder* of a pun at least for a time. With Laurel Avenne, Chief of rdUee munique said. "W'e have rarely jltlnnsl approval, the Roy O. William* announced to­ In the mountains of the East, hugr Mark l-ear, silhmu-ltevl from rvrtt reaction on lha nnoaeVett no doubt th at tbla Improvement Who roslgaod. waa the g rraleat alnce tho open­ found auch rcaistancr. But tho p attin g up the Canyon aide, head­ viM her « p | m-*1 under day. 0 1 Preparations are under way Admlnlxtratlon In Waahlngtonlive bright moon. In um windmv. (I* mp4 !•**» Tfcr»»( aviation facilitated the Infantry's ing for Mummouth llot Spring*, Two candidates warn p ro - ing of Ilia market In 1131. Tlm negro gave hi* a t* as IT for a atate-wld* anftty cam ­ Juke yelled und thr M ur gial-hnl end stated that he was from paign .for arhool children, which N iw Deal They were Mayor FI- „Mr. Tooke haa had coifthler- advente und all objectives were | to ||u< hospital. I had ilieh a help, the butter and baron, .lake mu lea* anil terrified feeling, know■r»»ilaaw l — —a- tap—> Include* the organliatlon of orelto l|. Is d u a rd la on the nn- aiilo experience In the cltnia In­ gained,” lloalh'k. F la . hilt dented IR A dustry having worked for the Spanish Insurgents struck w ith ' publlcnn ticket and Jerem iah T. arlimdboy patrol* and Junior charge* which were prrlerred Main Agriculture Department tar I he new fury on fruut* from the* , _ _ _ | against Mm when he wa* defi­ aatefy organliatlon through o n I Mahoney, former slate Supreme L Iu U S L r O |) nitely Idanllfled by MtM RyhFAth* atate, home text* to make Court Justice, on the Democratic five y e a n aa citrus Inapector Bay of Biscay lo Madriib Hnow ia O l a l C ORLANDO, Hepl. U —Th* Humid haa operated packing houses .................. ............ ...... ............ , h . -o rih and bitter raid in the Officer Hhaffer, who w ai calldd children safety, conacloua, and ticket. reau of Economies, imikliyt II* The third candidate was Unit­ In twill Claacw'aler and Iw n g -'e e il iniplrrd effort* lo take vital the teaching of aataty in erery lo search for Ihe negro. arr*4ta<4 Hetit 1 rstUuste ol Florida r o l­ ed States Senator llnyal H. Cope­ wood, Mr Tooke and hi* family) government pointi Irfore Winter rlaa* In achool. lon. sel* Ihe figure (nr t h « him on aueplclon. near Nlolh ' have moved lo BanforS and ex*l*eta in. Chairman fichoopl. leader In land. outapokea ton of President prosenl seinxiii nt 40,440 bale* Hireet amt Holly Avrobo and Ro purl In make Ihalr perm anent J ” V/«‘ e*n't slop now.” Insurgent Roosevelt, running not only on Florida bua nnd truck tranaporu( 4oo pound* grua* weight each. was taler Idehlllled a t Ibe po­ homo In thla city, officers told their men south of hla own .im m orrntlr ticket na WASHINGTON, Sept, 16. — If ..... ......................... . OCALA. Srul., Ill (IN H I Hope latlon- elnled (hat ha - accepted Heavy an,I prulungpd rains are lice Station a* the negro who Tammany's randldatn with thn T im plant Will opau a h o u lN o v . (Jljon. F o u r colum ns to the w r it j estim ate* by the A gric u ltu ral lie- fur early real.....Hun »f work I he chairmanship of tho Counrll rr|H>rt(Hl to hunt done consider-( had attem pted (■> take the pocko and «ooth of that Biscayan .port.Ipar|m rnl <|# wrrMl> Klo rU .'. Hie Florida rroaa-atul. alllp rauut beraueo be rontldera Ilia situs- support o( former Gnycrimr Al 1 ..„J will cater e.perl.lly eorrect, «hlo damage In rollon rropa In rlbook. .* Re.tlm *mall growers who havu only where government force* are cu n -, ’ lion today drtorvee aorloai con­ fred R. Smith hat on Urn out Walton. Okaloosa. Holme*. Jack wna received heie l.v-l week when J tr*1|,ef![vl11 publlean ticket aa w elt hlddlnl i tweiilydlve or more Imie* nt t.rn |n u ,,| („r „ f(lla| de.|H-r*l« J?**/1'BP sideration. mhnrnrf Irolt to market at a lime. Mr.-.lta n ,| on the north coast, bi-ran !?o k . w " r M ’lem ber I Is be|nw t'ongre xmrii It. A Green und .I--- ■On. OltehrUI. Wash Ini tun. Alach­ •'Moro than I.T04 people b are for voles ol Ihnae nepubitcaif] , . ^™n i the ten year nvcragr, adding *h»t all j blasting their way through llendriek|i IhiHi prvdirlrtl tlmt th - ua, hi ail I-on amt H a irs , Rosa govheel) hilled In (raffle nrcldenta party member* hardened In o p - ' Tmikn staled ornnge romlitlnn was stated cansl tml only would he r-m pU lrd rouiiNrs, thn report said. ih-tillugs will be ou a rash b aijem n irn l rrslslanre iw p with hravy * position to the New Deal. In Dili elate In the paat four f Tba m u l t waa not expected •». |m ounU in artillery. They (ought m ’J? ‘T 75 ,’r,C rn' with hut nl»o Hint the Wolk would get {rural” ' lie polnta out. nnd addlledragglril tiled and aleepyi th* lq dlarua'lng lha operallona ■ ', fog, snow and alert. i ,hc U n J,, , rr average °ofr ,70 p er­ under way fooiii.r Ilian unyuno ,' ihC -T he economic (os* and Buf­ to he known until fairly tale to ­ City (‘uiimilaaioners ratuhtad cent, gia|H'ltiiiL eondltiun was g iv the market for the three yeorai stro n g wind* and cold already night becauwe paper bailor* were cS|>erted, fering, ronnected with ' thla home late lia t night a fter w t m l en aa Cl p e r r n t against a ten nt |l* existence, Mr, M lrb»#l. h»d stopped the fnaurgont drive on being used Inatead of the raual Addretaing n Inrgti truwn gvlh nliiuybtnr la appalling.'* laborious hour* a|ient In an affb rt brought out th* tact that bual-j,h c Aragnn front. Alr|il*nr», h o w year average of 70 percent. voting machinal. eieil lo rrlrlinitn the opening of to form ulate a tentatlva bud spit The September I condition in r r * no** am outnlnl to o»ar |lj> 00.-lcvrr swarmed over government _ , , tho M ale Farm ers M siket and the KSCINVIl.f.L, Bept., 16 — for the City during lha row ing 400 had been trenaaclad. T h . |t0.n i„ „ , aouthc.vt of Hdesra and new meol parking plant of Hwlfl •'•ate W elfare lloanl Bp74 percenLwilli n ten y ra r avrrngo mid Company, Ccngresamnn Green • Provwl tmlay a trnlalive plan for m uuaiet Is also very optimistic Zucra and dropped rxpboiivra. i. tj,i_ _ of 80 percent. California g rape­ over the prospects for the com­ Id: ''Your I'.r ideM, and my imlping F iorkl.'a 2...004I dependthe Board to obtain the fru it trpotl(M aa “only fair”. ing season and sipreened a be­ II’resiilrnt. rr Is going lo ronqili-te th rn t chiM itn T hr prognim must pnaatble tax cosl* for- th* F1NDIAY, O. - L P I - Thad The natiuhul picture Indlralex n lief th a t al leaal 1 1,040,000 Moorhead- farm er living west of iTCvive the approval of Iho n a ­ ‘ Mri. Emma Runge, S3, died audHhl|i rail*), and work un tin- p ro ­ R. I . Robertson, who for a*V. would mold be iraiivBrted^to theo obusiraifjaeteo^ In tn u ^ Find| iy i U wopderlng how long it somewhat largvr orange crop for ject will ntnrt runner than yo-i tional Korial Security Hoard. The of Sanford, it waa indicated, wkteh d rn ly a t her borne on 701 M yrtla means th a t proposed e spend Hurt# th e season now opening, .due to era I yrsra haa b—n in charge ln*ea dealing* a t lb* M r k a t '^ i , ^ , n w*i r ouj a mule. He says Art-nun s to u t 0:30 o'clock thla Ihink. H will Ih- built and complet­ frdrral government would con­ m ust be iltced to th* limit. of the X -ray departm ent In the thl* *rn»on ’..rm i . r " *ha. ju-t V t l),e fact tlmt wa* ed under Mri Itooeevrlt." tribute 1200,006 In (ddilian to tho ■mirnlng, , ,'O ld Beetle" turned. i4L|eurUj|ril )a, t California'* . r ll0 || bycrop',M,avy Tho Board adjourned Th* property oa which V* * iand I* still doing her *hero of (he Mr*. Runge haa been ■ resident Hanford Clinic ru ffrrn t a ner­ Following Green, C.uigreasmnn 1 100,000 appropriated hy the Leg­ again Monday night wheal losses from cold. breakdown Wednesday parklag house le being built he* („ rm wor^. In Sanford fo r f t year*, moving vous Jim llrndrlek* concuriid with him islature. The maximum paym ent on Ihe budget will be resumed. here with her husband In lOOg. She night and baa bean sent to a Imen leased by lfr. Took* toe In Ihe Iwllcf Ihal rally reaump- for one'child would bo 318 month­ ■ was Lorn in Germany, Feb. I,. 1374 hoapilal for treatm ent, according period o t years with the privl-J llen of w v li would occur and pre­ ly- and for. each other child In tho log* qf renewal when th e agreefamily the maximum would ba |12. otwl WS' n member o f the Praeby- to Information rcleunvd hare to dicted foterL h artivity in Heals day. ' ineiu expire*. Irrtah ctrargh. ■ml Niirruui,.ting territory wlu-n Mr. Robert*op has been lq III Firticml service* will be conduc­ the -■anal wn< rompleted. health fo r some time and hta ted In the l*reibjterlan Church a t rrally ruw rded liiSt W eather Ferecmat condition reached a clim ax . teat 4 4 0 o’clock Friday afternoon. Dr, it Roosevelt alrn n g ly .fa Partly cloudy tonight and F ri­ The object of an odurallon providing equipment fur *ecurin». Wednesday night. Examining llruwnirc, p aster of lb* Preaby* vnrt the e*ily complcllon of Ihe day with aratlerod akow ordFri­ Ihe dnalra for, the rapirltr foi thean rasqntlale. t t t tr rif n Church, will offlciat* and phyaiclao* revealed th a t be w Florida Grot* State ('anal and day on tho south west and «i* that Hi* student* taka advan­ and the ability to niialn n inlrrm rnt will b* made late r In suffering from a brain tu n tram* aoulh cooaUf. Extraaao lh at naval ami m ilitary authorities . BALTIMORE, > ld . S e p t. la . — high standard nt RvliJt was lit* tage of tbolr opportunity. and will probably undergo i . tlm I.Verjmwn Cemetery. aortbw aat n « IU « —partly atewdp The first carload of Florida grape* aubjert of Hf* address ..I Cm)*' The. H e r;’ Paul Uedtrarn. P**' Ipok on it a< on important m-v- in S u rv lto n arei her beabe nd- H. operate ju within a abort tins*. loulgbt and Friday, fru it nf the season, shipped from ty Snpeeliitsadeilt T. 4V. U » , tor of tba First Metbosllat Church, our national defense program Jlutigr, live datlgbtera, Mr*. G. A. lleflulle ar-utanee from highest Daytona Tide* » Lalmetlo, FU.- wim told through ton in lha aver goo alb-lt-ul- av* and Dr. te D. BrownMt". -p a s­ . f V tf n m af Ocala, and Mr*. Got* Friday's (klea, high, 3)10 A. M . t h e . Italllmoio F ru it Ksehang* semldyd In tba Bambini.- 11tats tor of the praebrterlau Church, ifpologirhl and engineering authorWorkmen H-dey had alm ost Irutle Gilbert o f Sanford; tw e eon*, Fi May (Si-fit. 10), and waa taken ■eboql audUertum In llm open­ took part to tb# devotional eg- lllea that the ronstruction of th* completed tha yr-roofing of iho 3:43 I*. M i low- I0.-U3 A. M- I t i t t lV, F. Rouge, and Time R. Runge readily by th* trade nt p rk ce ra n g ­ ing re real oa tee Tweed tv erf Men and 0 . B. McKay, prin­ Canal will in no way harm Ih* building which liouaga tha H uff­ P . U . ,N d h of Sanford and alao three Baraaaetar cipal, walcommt lha aludeala le state'* w alrr i.uppiy has served la man Electric be I vice. ing from 31 to 13-03. The object of educall-m. It md Julia* Lovejoy. it, a f Chicago i.i - t r tt III Europe. Yoalerday, 30-111: today, MJ0Z N. W KallenbacR, m anager of a “ wider dltU lbatln* of aulqrao- th* arhool In a abort addraaa. remove this ol.Jertlun ami tha fa­ I ’ ‘" ‘I1* died suddenly from what w as be­ I‘reel pile Iten v Dr. Brownlee apok* in the vorable report uf army kngineerx Mlaa Charlotte Smith, clerk ot lieved by physicians to 4* a heart the exchange, raid th a t consider­ bilea. radio* or oteetrlr i d r I t ­ i n j approvul by the Rivera and Total for yeatenlay •tta c k . according to tefonnatJou ing- th* season*of the year- the erator*. b at a wMar dtalrlkuHcm epeulng exareUea conducted a t Harbor- Gniiifnltlw, *Der raFsfnl tho City Hall- left recently for a Total, for month ----- --T ru ll'w a* of excellent quality, nt pbyslcat, mental and emuilon-, tba Hinfurd Grammar 6 chord received here today. tw e week* vacation visiting W ash­ N orm al (>■ date — , yaeterdar morning on th* “Moat and dxbausliie rlu.jy and numer* ington- New York and other Mr. Lovejoy Was an electrical Ulro color- heavy, and gaed flavor. al health.” T em perataihn • The school* seek to tcrura th a t t* in T h in . OWn Eya.* ona public bearing*, hayy. .brought points north engineer at tba Youagslow* fiber, Maximum, P t; Minimum- f t .'. _ _ * * Kipp principal of Iho moat everyone to realitr ibe nut it Hinas devalopowata (brooch pro- E arl T. W. LAwtoa will be la u and Tabs Company In . C bkago TWO ARC KILLED and Im pertan' c nf the project ami ' / H erald reading. school, reported lodpy. riding physical educallnn and Iradanre a t the meeting ad the and wna living with hla brother Georg* Thurstonexalted ruler T alks were also (Ivan by Mrc, favor Its 'eariy'Vomplltlan. Inrludlng STARKE. RepL !«.—( d l —A laaptratlonal facta ra* c-.pcn|lva commktee of th e Bern- L C. [ e n j o y e f Chicago’ a t the • 1 ---‘J Offlalal RopoftH tfk of th* Elba Lodge here, today re­ a s tro woman and bar ll-yaar* music, dramatics and special W . I . Morgan Bn Word arhool look* Ilaptlat A l««U H oa| to he Haa* e f bis death. quested th a t a* many members of 1 -------- 7 '•A ll W. Lawton, held In tb« n n l JtapUet Ckarrfc H* te survived by hi* ttope old daughter were killed yester­ aoeckara along with the regular trustee, and T Iho local lodge aa could attend th* KLOPEMENT HABIT _ ip* coantg ooperlnlendenl. in Pe|m «d thla afteewoom. It brothers. L. C. Levejoy a f Chicago. day when a track carrying work­ curricula. Mr. Lawton said fu n eral,len rleea for Mrs. Emma of Howard Isinge', a alilh grad* “Tfa* Reboot la spend* OMAHA, 17«b. '-fA V -E lo p e* Rung* tomorrow afternoon. w«* learned todayJohn B. Lovejoy e f OrUiute, and er* from Ath e * . O o. lo Coat 10 . . b is year thaa atadent. lhankr.1 both Mr. Low- menta appear to Iw a habit In tho The meeting, Mr. Lawton A. B. Lovejoy o f Ron ford t two aal folnt. hajtlad down an am- log mt f l ____ ,-T. M teat be ton and Mr* Morgan on bahall bank meal a boot two m ile, west Joooph Evans family of Omaha. (M am a r a aisled, will bo foe (he pnrpc Mfam E lite Lovejoy of Th* Sanford t il Club will OA worth aver belore." of Hi# aladent budr wad. Ih* Whoa Dorothy, 31, eloped. Mar- moot Saturday morning a t 10:04 1 2 -----~ ood Mr*. Faulloo H o w Of bar*. .......,...... ........... , 00 rum luded, learners of th* srhbol for th* garirt, 33, thought it a rood Idea. o'clock In tha local Chamber uf | f „ Buy “ Tea other orcopaate of tho t b a lord. .* .g y lltttrd »nd lovely auditorlum -which won The next day she ami her bey Commerae building. Mr*. G ladyt Id ....... ......... ..... _ _ M arrange asm la have m « vobtrte escaped aRlajarad, la- and sloe* 15 daring lha summer. Cuoiiiy ara Ihe la ip a y ar af friend did likewise. .. ................... ~ I » T4*li(allnf officer* aaM, iCostlausS on Faf* TO***) * ^ New Deal Stands As Big Issue In New York Voting Loyalisls Loo i C otfiF To Qod'st AND BACK AGAIN Resistencc B u tS a y ih,r* »*• puu«i * many rmi **i' jQLkbcldYc* Galfidtf Bgftoiiwi flMMaiMyy* tut tllllhu Two New Deal Candi­ dates And One Anti Running For Mayor! League Asks U.S. To Play A Part Id Chinese Row Question p f A Ten­ sion In Submitted To Advisory Board ioept Is Named I o r i d a Safety Council Chairman Negrro Is Arrested ‘ By Officer Canal Will Be Completed) U. S. ^cn-Year Average Congressmen Say Cotton Crop Set At 40,000 Bales City Commissioners. Work On BudJret Child Aid Plan )s Okcyed By Isoard Mrs, Emma Runge, Local X-ray Expert €3, Dies This Morning Has Nervous Collapse '» Superintendent Lawton Tells Boys • And Girls Object Of An Education First Grapefruit Bring Good Prices Julian Lovejoy Dies At Home Of Brother c ? rrr, SchoolSuperintendent Attends DeLand Meet i - r s i s . 's s s "rz *,sr LOCAL WEATHER CITY NEWS BRIEFS �>M> - fc Tax Dollar Although more than oi* billion dollar* were paid Im | jrear to .the Statea In special. highway toll* by mokorixt taxpayers, it la estimated according to the United' State* News, that only 40 cents of each dollar was directly spent on state, highway systems. What happened to the motorist's tax dollar as esti­ mated by the American Petroleum Industries Committee from reports of the Federal Bureau of Roads, was this, the News says: Actually spent in road construction and maintenance on 8U te high ways,. 40 cents. Allocated for city streets and local roads, 25 cdhts. Diverted to non-highway purposes, 10 cents. Payments on debts incurred to build' roads, 14 cents. Administration expense, 4 cents. . 8tate police, 1 cent "Total reported diversion of highway funds last year," explains the News, "amounted to more than one-third erf the total tax funds actually spent In the improvement of the State highway system*. In about 20 Statea,.diversion amounted to 10 percent or more of the total road tolls paid by the motorists. Ip several States the amount of diver­ sion exceeded the amount of money actually expended on the stete highway systems. * "In New Jersey, for example, the road tax funds ag­ gregated 513,104,000 last y ear Only 25 percent was spent for actual Improvement of roada In the ’ Statfe highway g m i l FOB TODAY RIBLM XNVTt w rath Is system.!! AM eagpi U outrageous; so U able to (te<tt~ before -PWWarba Xflti t f You Get A Sterere Sfanftum % rter. rector of New York C ity's Bo­ o r * w ellies for Urn |re a a of H ealth Kfhnk ltnn. U ronae Ike IW burns* area ; sunburn f*u be dear?roue- A aej BM[ wa- vara boro aoala tb s p m , catting I T - , . cm satkttaa ttw peroplMtte* W «M onHhn>trn< . . ^ . b a d d U rily rorriao o r* wi ts m atter. A ^ . i water.). Irooa m a r p r o s fatal I f even- aso* tr dcrtlepa. apply ■ * * “ ■ c Since the burned aectiaBe are. trrr I r t i j ' siUMpiUdb to tafecttoa. sp a ntiel to call a d o cto V ela t cars muifc. bo t a l i to avoid lariSe P. DoIdeon, dl* contact with anything Infection*. •toyiog, hf. eoort." , Dr, K naps aaploined th a t the PALATKA. M R tA — UP) — proposed i nun tin * area Is s a p r tv . U ^ Z w v o T o U h u n te r, wool* llay Hbme. aoarstair ufi t h e nob be allows*' tbaro, anyway. . Florida- For. U eetora AtaooiaUon Owner* of' tile property bad «rven I Mrs. Y. rr. M artin and John their cooeaetL to the slaughter, ha I Ctardey. dlreeturo. atl: of Ocala, I’aiaam added,, and hayeelw.let resaoti for will meet with the iha dear 1b those aactfona to aa- county utdt here tootfcbt to com­ plete plena. fo r the state meatcaps lobe adjoining territory. Opposing the dear slaying were tag bane Out- lg to XXm i l l Lshst Mayor C h an cy , Wei; te r * sS n aid w J . B. Lewis. J. M, F ort, Prank M. Cospar and D isk Mask burn, of- Thmpai*<k-D-) K irk o f Leesburg, Jolm A- Andar-1 m s o f T a m Cats, and Dr. H. M. AN» Shasta of Bradenton, President of the Florida Osar Protective Asso­ ciation wbe rood a telegram of th e ' Tropical* Sportsman's Club of P e ri ' » t B- Pxs* Aw. Hyena, oftarrag the support a t Ita 800 members against the alaugtr Repairing Diamomf Setting Getting Your Name In The Paper There are of course g tl Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler kinds of w*y* of getting pub- thers arc downs of Iotters containing every' conceivable type of free publicity, but very few ads, most of them have been tried. But tho movie actora’ tcclirilque in get; ting their names In print is a little bit different; as re vealed last wreck by Spencer Tracy, the well kndwn film' star, I - ... Listed as the "ten beat ways of getting one’s name in LeWreroGh ft" wiot*r 110(1 ggllaliPi f<x tbalr faotj the papers," .Mr. TYacy* suggestions are: cortelp* o i Iha window* and •1. Be botm. Ahnojt anyone can get n couple of line* S jm rtir.alW jy d 'M atj in the "Blrthirf^solumn’ th at way. g b«m}« thry tan bo proad of 2. Step in .front of a truck, and got In tho "Deaths" and Ira aomethtng goad te column. If ydu care to die more apectacuisrly, It may he worth a pahtgraph, or oven A column. mu I until but llltla and my 8. (Jet married, hut remomher Urnt tho apace you rate a t e are vary few. on this' depends entirely on the person you marry. boeowa a htrmlt I'd nut tali 4. The* same goon for divorce. B. Get named ns co-respondent In someone elso’s M oo m yrolf ware assy If th al’i divorce. all 1 had to do. 0. Win a sweepstakes, or come into a lot of dough In any way. money any other way, abscond with it. Ilecommonded nb surefire for page one, ]>nrt two. 8. If you’6) a girl, end good looking enough, iiose In n bathing suit alopgsldo a prlie cow, or alongside almost anything, from an All-American quartcrhack to a new Drive Planned ■>To Raise Funds For Auto Park Missing Courts To Decide If. Florida Deer Must Be Killed Livestock Board Pre­ sents Deer Case To The Supreme Court , M artini Garage L E G A L N O T IC E S M t o s or> w r u i ’* n a s I* Allowing ^ fo r TAX IIKKU VOTII-j; lij IIKItJtllY ill VKN. T hat; llandull rrl.»t H oler u< Tus l.’srlllitu U N*. U». I**u«» Hi* Tin day uf A m i i h a . t>. l»w . M i 01*4 root* In nor ufr.e* snC has mads uppllonilun lur a lax d w i lu ti* i**u*.l ih#r-tm. HaM rarttflrata *mi>rae»a III* followma U K tlliM Breeerty in ilia Cueing ■I H-mlnol* HIUI* s i KIMllli. IBWill Huelb I, uf I-.Jl. I li I tlr.w * Buinlivl*lun 1*1*1 U*ok TAMPA, Rapt- 1 ,. —IA^—Plana I To* «• for an artanlw d dtor tluying T h. ■u>M il,.nl uf III* MlC prop.fir u m w lh* » M c«ftU.drive in parta o f four Florida rat* Im *M * u la lb* tu n * uf I counties a* a tick eradication ratw- Unknown Unt*** *Me certifies!* *h*ll l>* ruro waa haadad to the Soprama redeemed aeeonllna la law, lb* uruiMrir t i * . r lM lhar.lu w.ll b* maid !■ lb* hlsh'sv oldd*r *i lb* CDUrt-liuuM il-or an lh . f r*| Monday In Iha munlli nf OHiib.r, IHT, whirl, la lh* <lh u*r uf tMtubri. I*l» firt-U iai* tnd dap uf bar, . l* it. ' O. r MKIIJfDON. Clarb of Ctrcu t Conn nf Sawlaul* Uuuiur. Klurida (SUAL) _______________ n n u s of A m iM M in r fo r TAX IIRRU Nar!i*tt i s itr.itinrr oiVHTf. Thai John I. Smith, holdar uf M of Th* Carllflrala Sa. 111. luwrd lh* Tth d a , .o f Anuual A. I). t ,i t . ha* tllM aama In nip orfla* Lbbcna for their hair, hopplnau I’m buying— QUEST. WASHINGTON DAYBOOK Charlie ChAfilin la said to aartlflaai* amhrnaa* lh* •ollowlae ttacrjbad proprnj la th* Oauntp of Srailno:*. Mala uf FtarMs, to wit: l-ui« 1 A I Farniar* Add.Ilaa Th* aoaoaamanl of *h* » ' 4 •leporlr undar lh* **ld rortifl* ■ni* Ilford » « lh Iha h i m "t Frank at. Klwall. llalaaa aald aorllflral* ahall b* jddaomod arrord n* to law, lh* Jndllpti poll*. By RUSSELL KAY t he Sanford, Forum * 110 Celery Are. Editor Tha Ssnfbnl Herald Dear Sir: be Will you kindly allow me to add a few facts recanting the Ratal « w ltb o 4 t;|tn .U t o f over-alced M jMg-topgad psnte, o r cine. T h a deer, annihilation case ha* fo r the Ruprrme IP 's are beginning to wnrk Florida eltru* workers, t k be a Jpks *n this state L i t e should call a strike lebrid. of Ihg skipping sea- lu eg h a hagpentd te own | re tea in Oellforala him United S tates will allow no mea t , boots carrying arm s I g n i ti o n te go to Chine or a t lb s council table that Uiay snap at sack other after they take I hair oasts on Ike bench, before lb s public. Thera Isn't a chummy pair In Ike tut. V a n Uevanter need to gat along well with moat uf ihanL- bul' he la son*. Ocraalonally 8tuna and Cardoso talk to each . tbar aa thay- *M a t the beuch. Hu do Holler and Roberta. Chief Jue lice H ushes somatlmoa turns tor a word or two with justice liras dal*. Hat fur the moat pert DUck, the affable, who anda almo*t every question 4lUi “won't you plenaa, *uh," will find bis oourt cuH utuv* a grim bunch. account*. r « u » y w help# Gvaorol Rvpuirtng Troth * Auto Service Bod lee—Spring*—Trallm* A p r ln ; m cm afford te pay Martin's Garage For Root1 REFRESHMENT On Them Hot Bummer Night* TRT OUR . DeUdom CUBAN SANDWICHES SPAGHETTI CHILI AND CHICKEN B E E R — W IN E * —D R IN K S Lake View ^ B ar-B -t* New “TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY" •suing U idO -snothar mavis- ibid dMee wonder what r s tk u a would be like Chins ware te really —Tlluavllle BUr-AdDlhg w hat they would fr* te gdt as mad aa p u t dm Plenty of macUbea Cor schawl use. rahlta- Ind., furty mile* The D aytons Baaeh Bun. Unc­ ord says th a t U this undeclared w ar la th a O riant gats *nr .a n te s I t w ilt bs In d sag ar of UWng Its am ateur (tending. of 1 k lH , 6 ^ u : i s i ' » D,pL.s fly PKEMTON (iltOVBB t Wasn’t any .lyphuon th at laiv the other day. T hat waa o n of. thoae m ilitarist! Ig about ithalr recant vlc- A 50% Discount on *2,0*1.32 Case T The Woman we have known u Mrs. Husel ws* IX y rsra old when taken ty Joe Rural and tha two girls l« California. A t lb« sgu fourteen she gave birth to a aoit. HIm le now IS years old- a pruipoetiv* mother with 3 children, brokrn In health and spirit. . J, w rit It 'would curry, you to a point in Iko 1’aelIV ocean off tbc 'o a st of I. invar California, Now a gale o ff the dbait o! Nova* Scolla or In the nelghbcr hoed of faiwer California would hard ly .b e rlaaasd as a "Florida" *l«nn- hut unffftuhetely, any blow t b i t dovchpa Vsywhere in U<o South Atlantic or tb e tetnparuuhiU I Caribean la Immaiflately dubbctl a "Flurfcla’* storm , regtud' leas uf wbrthpr lb la located off Iha coast of South Africa or i-imewhero U ta c e n th« Lefward M ind* and the African shore Hue. Not one ildTnt of ten ever inuchu* P lcilds, b at due to the , Truly tha woman pars. " Itre jc a H*» fTprrirene warning f 7 | w - A nafP said tea lly a e tu rt rervlce Irotn. wehthgr buraejt IbP applicants "ramr Jo n | jj,w ,d had ip an t |3,D00-d<X) te d r ficna si Juckauuvllle, Miami n d th« new enter, J jvtlop tha cattte lodpatfy, and catulber |m |n ti and new* of tha ftir ___ , « * » « apent a. muck larger ria l Ion and prugfea* of theea dis­ tant ti-uplcal. illylurbance* fir at .. . "It 1* u Ptetest tel! invert­ n aeb re Iha p ro a, tif the nafloa er hog m> the Mgbwiy he conUmiod, "that, we imp from a , Florida point- -wRh a Florida date I t e j Ihg headline me a member of the MoTbrivtllara d»*h o ff a u rt cqptloaa as H u now 1 fjmte Mterolf "Porlda Ktorm T y it a w a .'' . |( a . Irgi<*i several kandrad It la unfortunate o f teutag. th at and growing every day. World* la caUad t e 't o U ks the rap, If printed .-"Membaraklp - read: T im MoT?reader far these alarm s dpart belong m Flerkta adym ert t h i s UWy do te Ml rendered, qualified, and Mfr.Vo, Tb*Jt», <Ja«c«U, Iha BP ll*d; SM A LL P 0 W N Porlablaa. with s u e . Vary « * r tarma W*w Hupar*Spaed. U CBmllha. F artor, Itabu.lt Man hi a* a. all M*k*a. Bona aaeallaab *alu*a **uood. band uutehlnoa la illva roar, bay ar «lrl * irpawrliar for aobool, whalbar la cullase er h tlb aobaal. �— ------■ :■ " ' '* T U B B A N F T JR D H E R A L D . B A N F O H D , V L O R ID S 2.Social A n d Personal Activities liS ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, S o d e t y Editor o?. Social Calendar Mrs. J. F. McClelland Hostess To Circle Mrs. J . P. .M cClellandw as hostesa to C lrtlt Number One of the F irst Methodist Church which met “a t her home on .French’ Avenue i Monday afternoon a t 3:00 o'clock. Mrs. T. (FT. Wilson, ch sirm in , opened the meeting by having all m em berr repeat the Lord's Prayer. Mra. W. U Chirk gave the eighth chapter of the Hlble Study “ Radiant H eart.’* Reports were given and durs collected a fte r Telephone 148 P e fS O n a ls ” t ~ " ’ **r, and B ra. Gordon I “ rrtrad y re te rd a / «n,| t w o r •“* * * * hom' “ * >»«) t»lr. U r. and Mrs. Charles McC huve return*.-*! from their wed trip on the E ast Coast where spent several days. -------Friends of Minn Doris Noli Orlando will reg ret to Icain I In October. , Mr*. M. Ecllinm ovlU ami JuMra. J . F. McClelland, assisted jjua £e|lmeunvit* have arrived -by Mrs. Jam es McClellrnd s e r . c d j f c n , Brunswick, Ha- to spend sevrefreshm ents to th e following: ' t.ra| d*y* with Mrs. S w ift Muse*. Mrs. T- E. Wilson- Mr*. U P. Ilir j „ gan, Mr*. George McCnim, Mr*-) Mila Catherine White, Mi<* |G. A- Radford, Mra. F. R- Mllcnell, -f,'an,-y Wlilln nnd Miss Evelyn staS B iro M /riek. I Uek)e. Mrs,' W- C. Chapman, Mrs. -uT Tho bualnaaa and program meet- j_ M McKnskll)- Mra. J- A. Run.0 y ttrln g of the Woman’s Missionary Mrs w Clark and Mrs. istaoE Society of tb# F irst Methodist jj . K .Soulres, Mrs. Hen C antw ill ariiveil yes­ sitfH’j Church wlO be held nt the c h u r c h ! ----------------------- terday from New York City where a t 3:30 o’clock. Circle N um ber1 _ „ , she has teen upending the summer V r Three will h a r t charge, of th e ; M i s s D o l O P C S E n f f l l S n monthe. Mr. Caldwell will urrive nbokt the f i r t of October. , ' u N pT? b r. ,mb'u.inc». Woman*, c i r c l e . ^ H a s F o u r t h B i r t h d a y iDi-w w ith Mrs. E- J . Routh Chairman- -------- ’ 1 lliw will meet nt 7:30 a t the home of) Honoring l.lttl^. Mts.i Dolores i l ! f Mra. R. E. Russell on Celery Ave- English on her fo u rth , birthday *«n sue. | wa* a party given Tuesday aft„!T 1 Th# D aughters of Wesley of tho eraoon by her mother, Mrs. S. H. rtiiH F irs t McthodTit Church will h ive English, a t th eir hom«i on W. 16lh i.- l o ■ picnic a t Cvanadate P ark^Jt 6:00 Street. Mr. n n d Mr», M. A. C ason a n ­ •oqfa’b o’clock.’ ’ The rooms o f th e home were nounce Iho b irth of a son, Hubert M yers, yc»l»r*Uy c t the Fernald* ijiu g h to n Meiunrfnt H ospital. Mrs. Oasnn w ill l e rem em bered n s the fo rm er Mira l.*>ui*r K ersey. League Asks U. S*j From Coast To Coast To P lay A Part IC M IM M r o w r u t O H l pulled the window to, perped In Chinese Row .and Iout and them wn* the baron Georgia. North (I cor |tIn iw-stlcd In the foot h lllv ^ n f Hid . ltluo lll d l " Mountain*’1' lu ik w l a«hy in rich valley* of corn, and c e n tra l amt •oulh Georgia tlio inetropoll* of Iho cu ltim field* \Ve left Utu bank* ut I he W abnslt a t *unrise ninl borur*, Miiiset w ere lit C<)lnr|tiwn’ tin. Otit h u t H wn* w anderut n rllliv ! hom e again, tny first nlrllioo*! hom e, d e a r old Georgia 1which the bear luid dropped. H r ( C n l l s s M I r a k f > (« M l ■wanted to go out ntul g et it, but I the covenant’s Article XVII—the [protested' and in n few minutes sanctions section. ■the bear came la r k fo r Ills bacon. The Comm ltire which will new | Hut believe me the window did h ear tho protest may ask both ;not stay open any innro th at n ig h t Jap an and Chinn to sta te th eir * Wo left Yellowstone Park by the esses—something Japan Is not <Ea»t, which was beautiful, the It tin* hero Wo were In our likely to do. ItJike on our left for milra, and first rain while upending a tew Pasctst Italy, supported by the mountains on Iho r i g h t We tiny a uitli my sister In flrlffln. Nasi Germany. Indicated I t l t drove through thoso mountains tho place where I'w a * b o rii All night she might renqunc* her too, stopped ami had a real snow lntnrn)inr.led wlfti the Joy* of Spanish neutrality pi ;e because lull battle- our lust m ow, ao ye»trrdny, tmtuy nod tomorrow Italian warship* were not given eau tifu l‘and tralty not cold, yet Tim tomorrow mennlntt after ; a rote equal rt> those of tlrltaln b■now i l l around us on the road 35m mllo trip without any rai and France In the M editerra­ slda WtHl over ns to Iho highest trouble nut m r a n puncture, w> nean “piracy’' partol. would again rn .e - o n tho might* Italian newspapers made It m otnU bt peak. .Mlit ut If ocean. thinking of OU clonr th a t unless flrttaln a n d \to.t 1**1 ful t'm ieit m ale*. nm France elte* *be '•piracy'* plan Wishing everybody emild boo I to glva- Italy an equal footing, amt InVo Hit beauty ns wa. Prem ier MutsoHnl tnay w ith­ Did I tuy, “ wlmt Is more con draw from the already tottcrlnc tlililin; than lit m» for One'non-intervention plan undertwhlch loltr* Well. Ilieto lr ini plnro oi f t nntInns pramlsod to keep out earth half so sweet or lovely nr of Spain. l|ilM i: V.WKKT IIOMK. In ’(III The e o m i-official ttlo irp le '*' V heart of |ho crtbry delln D’ttallo. edited by Virginia nod In tho fin e d little town lr. Cayda. sold ''Any further move Ame. a n , Hun fold, Florida, belongs to the French nnd tlrltThe End Ish government*. not Italy, for they must rlinose between a roij||]leriillm i of Italy’s evident rlStlds ntnl tlio responsibility ot an aulniinmniis policy unfolding Itself Ip the" Mi-dlterranean'wllhout Italy. Hie greatest M editer­ ranean power. Diplomat* mild such a m ore bj *I titillw**r.f •"rmn* Italy undoubtedly would tie a c ­ strong Shanghai ilefriive line to­ companied by n sim ilar reinin' day mol drove the Japanese from elation of noir Inter rent loti by haltto rcarred laitlen in miles ilary line llirougli (Ireely, lk-nChancellor Adolf llllle r of ClorMMilhne-t of the Intertiatlonal ver and l.timin hill Ilia same •unity. Tlio ttrafTolled N atl press K illh iio n t despite a steady down­ open plalnes m il never a tree. said toddy th at M ussolini* re pour of rain. The ChtnesiWe atnpptsl In Denver. t«a>k n fusal to accept naval patrol tn li-oops were said to have broken sight seeing lot* *m«r Iho liutlm little Tyrrlivntnn Sea—a r e ­ the luechanileil Jspnnese attack fusal announced afler Home- lues* and residential aecllnns, Count* r charging they ilrovt thrnurh the roiinlry etnh groim.ds Herlln m n su llallo fe—had G er­ out III* Japanese who had en many's full npprnral, as did F a s­ and Denver’* three outslatidlng tin s ) ih.- tmvn with arm ored cist censurp. of the Nyan piracy parks, whirl! wna most lovely *nr* idol lauks, I.otieu has It Is a very prolty elty, t h " aerord ns ’■*udnclly.~ | *haiigt-«l hands n .unties* tim es in business *ectlipi In most eoiitUv Informed diplomat* wero w or­ i tin- five weeks of buttling in the ried by Mussolini'* now geaturo l'U , five points at oarll ligerser- I delln. tlon. Mp-1 *d the homos were u t. ; row s of which reach­ ed hum from Homo while the modern, wlili lovely lawns, all combined Frem.li nnd HrilUh well kepi - -W" did -not go In (lent* worn being innblllted -In Pike* Peak, tor wo were now tlio MedtWrra m an tn prelect travel-worn, w eary and Imnn* shipping. If II Diico lakes tho silk. Yes- our though!/* n tn l to dlplomsllc iilfenMvo with H it­ heart* wero now turning ler nt Ida stile Iho '’piracy'' pa­ home, with aiieli no liu-enll**' Hie llid may lie loaded with dingers tulles Wero c*»v*ri-it lr. fusler The lull l .Inpunei.e stlvirr* ns grave us the torpedoing of lime, not loitering T ° wonder j from the :ui mil,-1 ,io,< south of gam any irthre. mnrebam ships they said. From Jlie weslern *dge el Micro, i a hi the Ion mile hing I'hlnAll llalii-German denunciation Kansas, llirougli Oakley, Katina e e lino had I eon tplll nnd Its nf the non-intervention pledges left wing wan lielnj* driven lo the nnd to Maiihutlan, was deaatac a mild perm it 111* two dictator* west by tlio icpcnlid linmiuer lion, tho wheal fields dried up to go openly Into Itm Spanish IdowR f ■um Hie |misiiiii| .Inpnrioso. nnd tlio rem aining crops eaten ci nII11-1 on Iho side of Gener­ Jn p x irso hendf|uaile i. tle n riln-il up by grasshopper*. All llirougli alissimo Francisco Franco-*’ h*western K ansas we had In Mop [tho ml*nm*i os tlio groafost nftllll|lllsls. at fifty mllo Inlervals to have finalvo to del tile n hj the Japantho grasshopper* raked out of c m nriity siltco the If*i < i Jnpnm-so tho radiator screen The roads win-. Tho n p tu t v of tielnriil Walt's were lilnrk with them Hilt from lie.idipiiirlrrt nt Klinnnhsh-n ju st M arhallan. In east Kansas, tlio steitli of Iho YiinL-tinir River was as ill lo have r«|"Mi-,| Ms right Mr*. W. A. THHs entertained wlmat fields were abundant. It flank ami threatened to fold up nil flrrltt Number Three of tlio w as so Interesting seeing I lie fu ro a lielwvon lViping mid T ient­ First Mi tlmdist Churrh Monday blit thrashing machines riilllm : sin, and Marking Iho wheat Wei nt her homo on Elm Avenue llirougli hnlh Kansas | I.lent. (ien. Count Jilirlii To-, Tim mooting was called lo or­ passed imirlil, tiupremo .lapnueso n u n - 1 der by Iho •* Irrlo leader. Mr* rlllna-K oilsn* Oily. I(nn», nrylj tpamler in N orth China, has sent It, H. Thornton, who gave on Kalinas Oily, Mu,—bolli were, three nrntlos, c linisli.l to tatnl Interesting Hlble lesson nml talk thriving molropnllar*j_ W o' cut through the ftfulo nl mini) (hsli I Ml lino men, into n coIteporls from tho various com ­ ••tiliiiiilcd drive ilc u-mil la rtusli mittee* wero then beard and Missouri In F-l. Inals, crossed t hlin-.-.e m ilitary tvshlanro north tlio Mississippi lido Illinois rotillno liuslqi-s* m atters «llsbeading dus east We rrtMsnd Hot etissed. Ilefre«hmenls wero served by W ohatli lllm r I” Vlif-ennes, In [ tin* hostess nsslstod hy Mis* dlnni*. lio n llirned slialglil aoulll Kathryn Tlllls and Mr*. J. D,: tn Evansville, I l i d c r o s s iat I Hi* Ohio It Ivor Into |t"iidcr»*m Ilf.' Jenkins. * J Those present were; Mrs It. Hopkinsville. Hy , nnd down lo H. Thornton. Mis, | | K, Hliliv Nashville, T oon. m | lo plnilla liolser, Mrs. M. McCnim. Mrs. noog.v T e u n , ■n«d u n it *’Tlio I’.niptre Hlale of Iho Honlli,'' Appropriations by congress for th« suppression of counterfeiting wera first made in 1M1. Caldwell Is Named Division Manuger MIAMI, F la . Sept., 18. —D. P. Caldwell, formerly southern divi­ sion sales m anager of Florid* Power *nd Light Company nt Miami, has been appointed n o rth ­ ern division manager of tho utility with headquarters a t Daytona Beach, Bryan C- llsn k s, president, a n n o u n c'd Friday Haw'^taaverls- as a a r ts* saw t i i l s l tss se r t s ( ■ lllla a sl „ yesleruay. Since letonilng affiliated with th* power company in May, Hr_'7, Mr. Caldwrll wa* assistant to the division m in a g e r in Minml, lor* I m anager In the Miami district nnd fur four y e a r., from 1P4I to 1033, the Miullirtn divltlon aah* m anager. Slnrc January, IP30. he has bern working nut of tho gen-* cral office In Miami. Previous lo ; 1037 he w as with the Jacksonville Gas Compiny for three years. Effective iinmrdJgtety, Me. Caldwell assumes hi* duties nt the .D aytona Reich division office a* chief executive in charge* of power company cclivitlc* In tho 68 cities aiid towns ’rnm prbing th* northern division territo ry of I s t t e t s af Ik# ’’lalllsjhsa* O w n s * . . .SUrWry sf "Tk« w-__ - h , ■*»- .. ------as----** Diguing F ill S h id tt.' On ford T ift Ir o id itn p 4 COWAN .111 E. TIIWT ST, 100 Pairs Women’s Shoes $|.00 Pr. 175 Pairs Women’s Shoes $|.99 Pr* While, lilnrk anti While, nml I’ttn tint! While.. Some of therte wtimon’rt wIiooh tiro vnliirri ns high ns |5.S0— Home of lit* children's hIhh-h its high ux $1.95. COWAN Co 311 E . F IR S T ST . PHONE 874 T««r left mm9 I f •« M <tnllnn#4 From P a i r <Hi#l m alt (n f It* »Mf d |B a l ) » ■ »*» Is ■'(MlTtllt li M bhi «f iii’tiiiiiVt I id inti m u "I in KnMlbrf alfp. !* » ? m I iiwp * hiar If# I m If vlifr mw9 **#4*1(1 hero. ARnouniitl Jodnf. r«H !**■ r In hi U(«* (ke llffch. \mn Cetirilun D o rn ett, n Sem inole *Vnttily rrprpiiciiUUki* in th e Allhaugli nearly all spice* us--1 I'ltwiiU U ’ltlaUlurt*- l«fl y r t t e r In th is 'country urn imixjitnd fmin <Civ fo r riiiladnljihln ntnl Now Europe amt the Oriont, inusl »*f York. W hile In N o v Y oik !»«• p la n i them arw rrm m d in ntadern nn.ii l » o ltrn i) (he A m erican h |i o n ru n v i n l ion. in’ this emu*try. STOP I/O O K LISTEN Tho r# iu ln r io p tctn b rr n a m h nnilmi for rroopectht* icurbori hi Smilnnlo county will Ih> hrld Tliur»«l«y. Friday and B aturdo/ of thU wr«ik( T. W. I*awtuii. na< rn rliitrndotit o f, iwMlr iu Uuc< (Ion. nimoutinoil (odar. f r r l ■'rla all «t«pr ttllli ike |mla ■M «nr«MFf| »»«*4 Rll« lbl«R In «H rrllrf. T n « a r tir e * i«p|>ltrMti#n« nt Mnonr'w I'.mfenM Oil nm*1 In Hf!er« MiMHlra lk« f»nln ((nil ■*(»• n n t ti(»»i»pf«r*, A frt* w«r# «l»ptlrnt(*4Na nf rr^nlnv lnlrr«n(n • a>4 Ike a n rlll* * i r d n .r . Anil mm (»r Mnff flpen* nn*l «‘nl* lu w a e a M te w ........................... fn rk n>nbf nl Ised |lM« nn4 Ifcef |M«f nrrm (• k k rh fl rtflkt «P nn4 Bmtg nff, Nn M iH rr kn*f ill** mnrnRfft, »«« k itte hern, If i n hint# no I |r(#4 KntfrnM Ilh lh#n to n hnv# n<Hm#f hlHn lo Iron*— krai «f nil a « f off#o«l»# o4nr- l« »rp for « in 4 T»swrti»**o‘o l i r a i w ill hr | U i t i ■ • r p l j - >•••. Green Valley Dairy All I M s V K W production to keep up vith the trcmcndoui demand for thU •eniational new "R-1" — tb* tir* 100 k At tHIH I > I that cracktd down on risingprim! VAIUI Y ou’ll gee why in the features listed here—extras that have made Goodyear tire* the world** first* choice. Yet with, all these first* clan advantages . . . and with 12% more rubber in the tread for longer, tougher, taftr w ear.. ,"R-1" aelta at the price you’re u*ed to pay­ ing. Get Goodyear "R -I’a" today and get your money’a worthI m »M«nt*i r.Mt RICH MILK Phone 892-W or M23 • BLADES. No LATHER > BRUSH. No LOTIONS Randall Electric co. PHONE 874 Tender,Aching CITY NEWS BRIEFS S w ollen,F eet The K h i i I i Ii state am i prlvatg rail w a ys give I 'tiguago m ursea for tlsrlr'cmplnyo!*. t'uun>r* which lost kg nm n lIts or*- given tn E n g lis h in U Germaii. Sthick Shaver SHO ES Jf- *» - 10 Style—a world of viikty in im jr tn e n . ■ Each n t w ftH model com et in a variety of in*' 100 New Cases Of Cholera In China Develop Mrs. W. A. Tillis Entertains Cirelc A few drops of glycerin* added to lop-uf-the-bottla cream make the cream whip better. e Chinese concentration* im ued nml ci,nipped even by Chfc« ee northern fronts will esc statnluril*. routed. The four I utile s r r a i are: W est ‘hlne-r planes defeated of Peiping lii Shansi Provtnae; rminnl num ber of J • ji- northw eit of lV iping In South* ict tn the firs t aerial ess tr ip Kniyu.m Province) th d s'ortli China. south of Tientsin along the T ientisnrsc planes vrcrc re* sln-l'ukow Nanking milway. g over l-oyanir, wlien i T riailrb i’s lurlics ore to flitik -c ships dived on them, nnd pe-.dldy encircle about >00,* iese fought for n few lb'll t hlnrac 11oop< massed along en lurntil and fle*l, J a p - [ in arc n ilh of Chinese northern Courlestua & Efficient SERVICE lat & French—Tel. 9121 ENGLISH’S Gulf Station WERT-The JEWELER Diamond* And Watchca . Flna Watch And Jewelry Repairing nilmend Mounting And Engraving ■wans ratrw ana n u u v n r Hockey’s lit 8. PARK AVE. Tire \ r �* • ’ * . ‘ * ! ,.% < * ** tWUHSgAT, THE BANMJW H H B B P ,' SA nrvm ii, FLORIDA irthquakc Recorded In Central America 'IfllL A D R M 'lllA . Boot. 16. — —A aerere earthquake In th i In lty of fe n 'm i America waa Orded laat ntabt on the FrankIdetltuln aetamnernph. add itlnulrtg for an hour and a Jam** Btnkely aallmated the in t e r nt the qnaki. to bo about 1000 mile* 'In n amithwcaterly ktracllon from | ,lillndtdphl*. poadbly to tb* vicinity of Uuale- . Turpentine In Plorlda laat year (am * tn nbnot 130 thouaand bar* rel*. valued a t approximately f#,* 100,000, arrnnllng to Florida’* Chamber of Commcre*. Laat ynar Florida rontrihated I percent of the United State* tal naval a to m production, dim th e Florida S tate ChanNer. There are (trie playing achmil hand* aehoo) banoa 2400-000 hoy* and A new all-tim e trace I record Inttrum cnl* In high over thfc Delaware H irer bridge In the United State*. In Philadelphia waa ettabllahH are maintained hrirecently when 70,176 automobile* 41 o fUUl Pnvwill $1S,UVU r a y ro il T IBa T ak en B y B a n d its . , BIG STONE (JAP, V a , Sept.. 16.—OP)—Three h andlu held up ■ navrntl enr of tb* Illaekwnod M illio n s prefer this "flavor that is different" □ora, u ,w*a i« rn m i iHi«r< Mr. Qoil go baa been employbd by the M. Illcbe Department Store In Atlanta. Ga. for the p u t eereral year* ana waa with tb* large flpn wheq ha accepted • I t ’a a aklH ful croaa betw een lha 'poaltton with M r Cowan. At n a r o n n a l a * a n d o ld -fa a h io n rd praaant Mr. Gouge 1* tiara atona Lotted dreaaiftg — w ith a arterial hut e ip e ril |o m ore Ida family piqu an cy all IU own I M tharle w h ip her# wtlhln a abort tim e to make their permanent home. la totally different from all o th er ■Mr. Cow* A h a i remodel, d the drreeinga—am ootlier, flu Birr, m a rt *ho# deparimenl In hla atora, deficiou*.Try M iracle W hip—aoonl making many modern addition* and eip rrl* Mr. Goage to be of great aailatanra tn m aking a mere** of the eatenalv* drtr# MIRACLE W H IP C O N TAIN S M O R E— \ to 'aatl tbn Ralhr Sfioa to 6w eWwdeetOd th e coming FAR M O R E -O F THE COSTLY INGREDIENTS I WientK. during colliery near Black* I00*1*mwentetn CokBconrofi] 'P»nynear on*nhere t,°' company’! wood, to mile* port hr m l of Sere, ||flud y citrrday ami cacaprtl with $ 18,IOSO In caih. ■ Deputy Sheriff* Mr>fjiU, Hall | and Hue! Were currying IHe money tfrom a bank nt Norton to the K IN G A N ’S S U G A R C U R E D S K IN N E D UARGE R IG H T T O L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y line LB. 1 Fresh Pork HAMS CUnN’K Beef Pot ROAST YamsS Lbs ParBan O f a ^ iK S Thrilling New “ S uds-Fresh” P S * Leg-O-Lamblb. 25cfi NO. T YORK W ra p ! HALF OR WHO*.E CHOICEWESTERN NO. 1 ELBERTA P& G WHITE NAPHTHA SOAP G e t A c q u a in te d W ith P A G’s „ H fcPT’ WE LEAD IN PRICES YELLOW With Telephone wire# In the ”feunthlnc Stole, placed end to end, for the miner*' payroll. would leach approxim ately | 700* thou u n d mile*, mote (hart 28 American (lain and federal lime* around th* World a t the Jell* rnnloln more than 100,000 Equator, the Slat* Chamber of Commerce h a t t Ifured, l prisoner*. H Oysters VRU. „ Lb. 23c j Me 1 Qt I.OIKORfir* :B Chops lb. f j c Steak lb.. |J c F. f ir tto 'le ISC, Cheeselb. 2JC | FRESH DRESSED Hens Lh . 23ci Fancy Sliced BACON' Lb* 27C | Compound LARD . 2 Lbs. Pan SAUSAGE! ( autfaA^^^V a g e o r I M *'* 0 <f<* U r a n d y o u r HAMBURGER Smoke Sausage - j BEEF STEW 24 La 8HAMROCK 8. R. HOW TO GET TODAY’S SOAP BARGAIN grApe JUICE Aitrf Find A Far Quicker, Whiter , And Safer Wdthing Method D m regular price. A n d — h foadlum -alzt paekAg* e l MO*. Din PICKLES f ™ Jewel LARD 4 Lb. Carton 17c CHURNGOLD A' *..^ - 19c Bulk” 5c m ot* you w ill rwcalv* a ragular O L M onay back if not aatla/Ud. O* r o o t wmh ai. without any perceptlbl* algn F O U R T lt-b a ta riot h r. 4 In S dad** whit** jlum nrdU rfy aoap*. bjr K k iillW lm io m a ta r Utah*, the whtleat. cptnti to you * ilh J •atttjss 7M Tall Carnation MILK 3 For 2 0 t ■" ««hi Fatiximr 2 For 9 c ■ PORK & BEANS CHASE ASANBORN |f% j Coltee Lb. f A O A ojA tha Oef • C blA ii J a e a y WtMtien a n Ivur.tn am. FLOUR 22€ | 23c J MACKEREL . t •>. . i Ballard FLOUR HSih&Sr* Dealers Listed Below Ate FVatiirtog L. Mi Wikoi StdMimmlfe’a Grocery U A m e rica * OIL SARDINES tuA CK PEPPER U Pltfeijr Wl|t|ly Store* RIley’p Robert** Grocery LWfk-Md Sod Palmetto Grocery IAbb)'* NO. 2 SPRINGTIME CORN NO, 2 GREEN CUT BfcANB Money S a m Grocery * a 4 Lbs. | 7 f �■IB i PAGE F IT E T1 T O * S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A I n 1 »“ • Hollywood. ,183.7,3; orian for New York to itu d y the Ameri­ in , u ll 4 , . „ 4 , nH w #*t i *i h i « can induatry. beach. $131711. He Irntt a on the Rag today for Twenty of the .11 reporting New York, amid cunaiilembly «rcities showed guln* for August irrey He intrnda to briny b irk ; JAt*ii!»oNvn.Lie. pept i*. hYri.hmllna led the State In this year over last. Htate Cham­ to Itnly the Ideas he finds in New York and Hollywood. He has Seui | hitllilli n ron-dnictlon (Ignrei for ber head* declureil nutmil president of a new Ituliun . August with a total ot Meliii-tnddwyii M ayer aulistdlary. r»o.- arconUiiit to « survey uf Vltiutiu Is Just ninrrieil ami n it report* from :s Vhfrlda eltlea today re1rn*ed hy the Florida ijulle 21, Ills father Is ilrternttncl - — j *.1 In lid up n m oil.it p i.to n inMhte I'humlier of firtninen • T h e' North I tm hi v vity * hiiKe flgui-e ItO.MK JVp't, Id . (,V) -VII- Iilcstry In Italy nl all cu-ls. : an* due In llir U*.«ft |in|>er mill |,'rlu .Mu. lit I, -,'u vf tin* p rr j —--------------------under ctMistrurtlnn here. It whs mler. irel tefm 'trly Into m nrle| I ' >it your paring knife before t. .in i n i l...i1 .1 you a liri U i-lire jiotutiH-*. Halil. lUDitrfTti U Tilt s tiile e ltr Intel (*>r la*t nmnlit » in nlinost fuur time* n* v m b m w i '. i i i m t * u a v i t u i t a v sp w cial.a h m , v large ns the llJUri- for Aeguatt i l r < n iiti.TiwiiHM a tfJO. iMnie Chamber offlclale I'l.oN itt * o v a ritn a d relaitd . L ist month's fla-ireaua S H R IM P Ih.............................. 25c H l.tB i.M .i » romparod with RI.IIE KISH lb........ 15c o.-«y I t 113.11.7 for tho eame TROirr lb. ...I5c monlli iiul leal. POMPANO lb. 35c Sviitiiil pl.u ti a put In Miami HUE AM 3 lbn................... 25c with |5.R»Jul7 and ihliil ptaea SCOLLOPS lb............... 40c tn Tampa « llh tt .i.l.tin Miami SEA BASS STEAK lb. 24* liaaih m.ik (ninth wHU f t . 117.07! hi»*I Uf HIii I .-id* ,1 tF«tlNllF 1( .t|l Tlmaa and Jai UmUtVlIli1 fifth *i till flift.* 4J6. O ther leadir* yere; I’alm 1IT bdPlhhl AhFHHF PbRRF RBt II r IlflliFI ^ ■■■ l*w t t1n«lMr«« t f prvtlfitil Iteaeh IM I.liU: Hi, - pi li rsburg, fn i.Il> * VI Uimlerdiite., lis t,F p m n n H in n re rn a n a in a BOB SELLER’S A PIKER on cssca" which «n» uol moot n r quirenietkto. L’U a .0 assistance payra^hu Juts pod from a|i|n ultimately 'JUU.OOO in July lit idightly inuro Ilian Florida Construction^ LA, 8 e p t” l3-—Twenty_____ prom inent Floridian*. In., Be Studied Soon IITU.COU in August anil_ Indication* are that Septmuber luymcnt* will, bo in r a m * of |i©0,000, the comwhwloner aai.1. _ UhtlrtO hoard.* will hold meetlnEs Iteforu Srpl.-mber llth to it rtiXy now enua for tha SoptomU r pay roll*, It wo. announced. -----------------------HIJACK R ita IUJMTRU tareatod In treating better tradej (nl) cultural rotation* With Flor- ■ |(1, , ml Atn.rican neighbors »outhwsrvL will be here " *7* , Uond * meeting ol . e - n.Amarican Committee °* y L w n S t n t t Chamber ot Mussolini’s Son To Study Movies In U. S. il w ah announced toMost of them will atay over to atlh.id the third tu tr tr r ly Slat* Chaprber of Commerce di­ rector* meeting tb# neat day. Both teaalom will be held In the llo tel Marion here, Harold Colee. preilhent, hue annonneeil. Subjom m tltee* of the PanA m .rk v n im u p will convene a t f P- M. to prepare reports whkh will then bo prreonlnl to tho (om mlttee aa a who!*, F. P. T al­ iaferro, Tampa, chairman, de­ clared. John II. Bouahnll. al»o Horarlty Iteard, Mr. Cudrlngton dcclareil. A |ierl«llc check of all canes la made by federal audit >r* ami federal final* nro dlsallo w l tl(e highwaymen. I^ n d a L «aas SANFORD FISH MARKET ii iwv.-H.-n 'In d e p e n d e n t -y ip tn c O w ned at- <•* O pcruC ed S E E D L E S S G B A P E S From Callfomln’l famoug vlneyanla to you a t a Ipedal price, lb — CASH CK QCk* |m AND ^ W £ A T 5c M A R 4D0 S A N F 0 1 U ), A V K - S A N F O R D , FLA , PRQNBj112 GEORGIA W. G. MEAL 5 Lbs. [CHEE&'E 17c 23c Pound ARMOUR'S COMPOUND LARD ' A B O R F R L L I R * 3 A F I K I R compared la flea • year • aid Kal B ffrirt (above) of Teaaa, who pttcKce far hla team, tosses tha bah tho refutation Alliance, wield* a M-ouneo bat and alldea Ilka Pepper Martin. The led, who plays with a team of IS-year-olde, la ' " LEMONS BREAD OUR OWN BRAND—SANTA Latest Price FANINNG*S BREAD A BUTTER -g 1 Pkg. O X Y D O L JOc Value 2 B A R S P & G 10c Value AU -I R L E 17c or Grita MEAL 8c 3 Samational Spaclal I pkgi. 1 3 c ,1s! 2 0 c Ready to heat and Bern#—K urff’e S p a g h e t t i 3 SWEET MIXED PICKLES 2 l-o i jar 15c DOLE Plnsappla Juica 3 no. I cam 25c LIBBY ORANG E JUICE 3 no. I cant 25c LIBBY C U T BEETS 2 no. I l/i cant 25c LIBBY TINY KERNEL C O R N no. U A eani 10c TROPICAL SALAD DRESSING gf. jar 25c \ 20 Lbs.93c-10 Lbs-47c-5 Lbs.25c White-Lily Same Price The Whwtt Market in off In pree. Our FJuur will arrive Friday Iretih,______ FoT dpt All he Varietlr* NATIONAL 11ISCUIT CO. A « PICK LES Special This Sale 1 5 c Ib-oi loaf C r a c k e r s IUSBURY EST Pound P Juicy Calif. Lovett’* Crllophmno Wnippod -FRESH-., P At Mil* aenaon tha “ Ulg Apple*" are Itambo* and Jonathans. U, S. No. 1 quality; special price I fa r the b lf leafitra. " 2 Pounds COFFEE The Big A F tlri I ta n MFD Southern Uiocuit F L O U Fancy Ulua Itosa 13c Criap (.olden CARROTS 2 belli. 15c Ureen-tup red BEETS ^ 2 bchi. 15c Hard head Vu. llanish R R I C E CABBAGE . lb 3c tlltvrr S k in while ur Hpanlsh B abo Triple ‘S' Groceteria 3-1 Sc Cans ALL FLAVORS P A R -T ’PAK* • 3 Bottle* GRANULATED SOAP O C T A G O N Two Ten Cent pkgs DOG FOOD 2 C ans PA RD 2 p k g s. AB GOOD AS THE BEST m pm N U T M A ID O L E O Pound 1 7 c MONARCH RIPE i 9 c O L IV E S-T all C a n HEALTH MEAL “ |R. JA C K S O N S of Food "» Wh eat SOc u « e p k * 19c GARDEN TFRE3H FRUITS AND VEGETABLES G *dJn Ripe BA N A NA S. CAUBAGB I i POTATOES ONIONS 18 No. 1 V- B- e U u rta .Georgia Rad SWEET PO* JOHNNIE ALDERMAN. MAN ACER MEAT DEPARTMENT PEA CHES 3 11m Beef H IT ROA ST Swift's P re d lw a IAMB LEGS ~ to s Lb. Avfrage Fancy CAPONS • lb-------------- i... Kingan't Raliahla HAMS hair or whole lb.......... lb , * Freeh Orrund ra n SAUSAGE lb. Fancy hit* Wr i t e b a c o n HSb'or brisket B E E F STBW Freak Creamed Fresh Dreseed . $ Ib a. ms&i&s** * .. HENS lb . ...... ...... Flump F*t F IT T E R S «>• 6 9 c 5 »>• 1 Phone SU G A R We Meet The Prices RICE Bananas 4 !M |9c 13 Lbs. |Qc HI l.ltS. U. S. NO. 1 gm md 15c Potatoes lb ________ ____ ___ Frmh Georgia Backbone. Ribe or PORK HAMS lb,_________ LARD iUb ct#47c Lf. Freab Fla, Egg® 41 c A Gallon Ga. Syrup 39c Ibi 15c lb 31/yc U. S. 1 I-atig Iflnml POTATOES lO ib, 17c p u Tomatoes «* 6c f f i n Sauar'i Extract, 3 no. 2 tixo 25c Walker's A ustrs CHILE 2 no. I cam 29c Walker'* AuHlr* Hot TAMALES 2 1-aFrimtf tin no, I can, 29c CHILE_______no. I cam_______ 10c Chaar ■ik) Her burn C o f f e e T E A it l i e Streak O' Lean White BACON ib19c Ib ' 37e . Freeh d m s p l 3 to < l l t l i . ' V#r. pNS Ib ' 29c l or string-end HA M S 20c 24c Ib 'A "> R u lb s 3 2 4 c for 2 5 c row fiajm iha * THIRD AKKl-AI. PMOTER t GAMBLE WEEK •mall $>kg. ■f Flash Urreatd F it. ML Vernon FRYERS Ib c SPECIALS Beal Compound r n 5 16—30—,0 W att Westinghous* Light BABY BEEF Pot Roatf or Slaw Ib 12>/jc WESTERN Chuck Roaif fancy; lb !9o u 2 Tellry'* Orange I'ekoe 22c Your choice of three famous steaks cut from tender young, cam foil beef. tU tra ipedal, tb - ............ »■ VELVO Coffee NEW DAY Coffee Round, Sirloin, Club lb 27c IVORY SOAP I logs pkg. 23c pkg. 9c C R I 2 1 c OCTAGON OCTAGON cab 2 for S G O 3 -lb can l-lb can qr.Notheni Cottage - tm 5 3 c 5c B SU A ID ’S T k . O b .C ii FU w 9c 5 Baby 6a. Beef Priced To n e l l T b T K i i l and V f f s U M t ^ i r b r ’had’"^ ™ 3 O N IO N S Sold w I l b all « alien Flour. Any brand. This Is Quality R fsl and wa ffsarauUa vyery pUcs to pl*s««. ___________ . -• - . - O N IO N S New York StaU Yellow Standard Quality 236 rtw r 9 c KIDNEY BEANS 2 tall cam .............. NO R TH M A ID PEAS 2 no l|/j can*. LIBBY ROAST BEEF no. I can LIBBY Comad Beaf no. I c a n . . . . . LIBBY SAUER KRAUT 2 no 2 ^ cam -FREE DEL1VERY- Swift Jewel 2 fcbs, ^ 5 c fa n cy Yellow U. S. No. 1 IrUh 0 S TORES' TRY A GOOD DESSERT KREM EL Red Front 2 ib. 27c * ■4 �J— Lookouts Take Five Run Lead McLucas In First Four Innings But G-Men Came Back In 9-5 Tilt Forguson Shines O-Hen Collect 13 Hits Off Wynn, Mote y. rAnd Crisfield As Sierra Allows Locals Total Of Four Dingles ' i" * OAINBBVILLK, H a rd . FUld, Sept. IS —Andy Blsrra hnrlod p i foer-hlt hall hern last nlahl ns th e OalnssTlIls 0-Men defestod ' Sanford l-ookouls- i t to take . • 1 to I gums lend In t h a •haapfonahlp playoff of Ilia F lorida s u i t Leases. One more rlctory will give th e O-Mtn the serlet. The Imokonta look a fl*n run i lead over tlatneavllle In the first fo u r InnlnRc when the (lalneo; villa Infield collspeed. Rat Ihn G-Men cauie back strorfe to lie ■ (ha acora a t | - t In the fifth. T hree runs In the seventh and one la the eighth gave them tha Pleased Iu Backfield In Initial_ Session Y o u n g Out Witl Rib Injuries; Bob Howell Looks Good DKI.AND,' B e p C 16. - T o m Kirkland 'of Mleml. eras IMS first I Is Iter forred to the sidelines via the Injury route this season as the Stetson grid machine drillel at Ifnlley Field .here yesterday without the earn e rs of the sta r 10.^1 pivot man. Kirkland wss dlghlly h in t Toeadsy In a lino wrlmmnge and Coach Hraday Coa ril kept him out of uniform yea‘■•nlay. He has a minor cleat tounil ou the face- but hopes to im k out' tmtay. Tim Stetson mentors limited tha tflernoon practice te u to n .to ofl rnso drills tyllh the llattec|tg b rk ~ og out In abnrta, T lio boyr a te pretty tired from Oalnesvllls placed a crippled nlpe an ths field Iasi night with Livingston going behind t h n Plata for tha liyured Btaub. Shortstop tloglno moved over to aeoond, sad navatl with an InJurod arm, took short. Btaub broke his thumh Mon­ day night when In thrnwliy; to aacond ha hit Ilia list of Langston etretched across home piste. Langston wag railed nut fur In- Thes TANDINGS Nrw t I t n * t1 1 i ! I sa • 1 s i *a s ' t t a a t a 1 li ■I •• II II ChlrNRit I'lUvI.tif srh Ml Tt IsdlUiF .. Ilosl safe lirtMtlt l>It | llrslnaiil to tilt* shown .1 sifter n n nit r o a it registering 01m hit, good . for * » l 1 0 « two runs.. } J * } J J I’xlgott for the G-Men hurled 11 a re st game, it*, good for run roming In pn'* lb- filial on into hit, u .......................... I • • • e s-.... , HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by ooa who really knows how. B rigfo, Jo woIor. Magnolia Ava- rillKT FUmil Apt,' prtrain fstli. paiugo. l'(i(iilido"t noims. Cut Msgimlla, III.Rtl.TM IKITKMIIAY ANI.MtrAt IsMAIIIM C*lwvrlnnA. f..|; N»w Y»»rk. |*2 HI. Isoula Ml; I'lilUr.rlphU S-l Ch'cnpo I; Iloalon t. I Utiruii I: MriMm Idii t« t* NATIONAL IsNAflTR Rrtxsblrn Cincinnati t-l. N*w York f; Pillaburili I. li..* I nn | ; I'M ra io fc. ftalla4«l|>hla •; HI. Louis OAMRI today NATIONAL I.MAfirn Naw York at I'liitt.urglL lloMtnn at (’H rhllad#t|vtifa aifri I 11#1. le«iulA Uraoklkn al (Mnrlnnail. AMKMirAN I.RUiri CUtaUnd al New York. 1). Iroll it Wnwillnet on Ml. Ln*U kt Philadelphia. |6—:inunes For Rent Ing hurlcrs. J ! IIOMM MIN NTANUINOt Nr The Am w IrIN Prew Yeslerttai’s llaaieea Cemllli. • II «•■*•!«. Alhlellefl I. . r~ 7 FOOT MAJHSTlr, llrfrlgiw stn r fnr |J7L u. Hvolt I'urru way, |n r. Mrdwlek IWa, li In* Werl»er. AtliDlIrt li Demur**, ruh* ft J difiiia I; 2 f— MlftrcUnnrmi* Ktir Stile rhlllU t; T HarslInaU 1; Harm*. • • AverllL t i l , F at*. Il.^d No r . n . Oil. Ul* (i aiitit t | ; Y orh.n*'reni tl. » •• I l.eaaa* T«MaU American 717. Wauonal I t t . Iu* | ‘Ul IJ«». v Dionnes Celeb rate. 12 Wedding Anniversary 'CDMIIINATION I.Ol,'KH .for school Iik*sci . -- * coiu|il«lo line of loekt for spy |iuiji«s«.’. Hill llardw um Co. , 1 CAI I.A N H K U .'onL, 5apU 15. (AV-M r. and Mrs. Oliva lllonnr p s rrp li nf the world f.iniotiv quin tuplats, crleh m ln l llirlr twelfth 1112.53.1 ,N rw Orleans Hlrm lnghim . 'M emphis '.I— I Nashville , K n o v v lllo __ .Chattanooga SalUna Brand Smooth—Rich. PEANUT t PEAS Tender Garden Freshly Roasted I Freshly Ground! S No. 2 Cans MACARONI 17 os. can ..._................... COMPOUND n*|Ik >4t 2 lbs. Iona Red Rite * Mild and Mellow U,. A l l Red Circle lb.'....22c Bokar l b . . ....,25c S Lemons doz. 25c NarU H n 4 M i n Stas Cabbage lb. 2Vac Rutabagas lb. 2c Galatia Dessert, lea Cream Dessert or PuddlnR Potatoes lbs 1 (r tu s s a Apples 3 lbs 10c udL ogv m m 4 , Bananas lbs |5# c mALA.uk' av'W ItiTM Grapes 2 lbs 15c rnm+f Rlherta a ^ Peaches lbs ICc ^Hv.sif (uik Miipiai. * 4 PKGS M A R S H M A L L O W S A n g e ls * 1 lb. pltR, llalna Cacum btr 24 01. Jar.*..-*.................. PICKLES WING'S CIGARETTES Heins Tomato Beans' 2 lbs. }j|c KETCHUP la n e TEA I/slon'B Orange Pekoe r in a Nall I Peppers for 10c V. s. na. .1 Urge bottle ta It’s New! It’s Softer! It’s Tasljerl ' A&P SOFT-TWIST . Potatoes lbs. \ l c • i f . Mas i . m „ is , ,* . Potatoes lbs. I jc rnukar. * ^ BREAD JtoMiSto Flour 20 lbs. The new A h P SoU-TwIal Jlreud I* nofter. tastier and ttajn fraah longer—lt'*4w *tH before baking to hold Its freshness and flavor—and lt*n double wrapped for yobr pro­ tection. I « 16 Oz. LOAF lu.ut MODEL ZENITH Itadioa for rural hom rs—lla tlrry M U .tlm t give wonderful V rrrptiiu^-J'rK ei. and te rm . r ‘ hard w are Co, (Sliced) P A G SOAP 131800 NUHGK-al frigeratua Sir.tM>t) lioilc Tire Khnp,' m ere Cocoa Can MtVliNTAI.Nr|CE~’•*. ivfi IgcratorIfkr nrw, |#Uti» volte for fia . Srminole Tire Shop. (U»y ' * lab Oral* Rice, 5 lb ;v 2 }c Sausage lb. | 5c ^ 3 big bare STALEY’S STARCH ..... CAMAY SOAP Soap 3fpf I jc ONK"- TH OUBANI • frvt « ‘»nch srw er pipe In gutsl rendition. ATTtR BlttCW w ants Imhi. o W. 1. lienley, I’hnnv 460. work of auy kind. I l l ) ITIli 30— lln u s a a f o r H ale. (Cream Style) No. 2 Cana i "On The ‘.Avenue’* 821 Hsn/Ord Ave. is t .r SELOX 6 3 bare.— os. pkR...... QC - OXYDOL medium V DREFT ....... —..... —- —- Sausage A lb ^ 'g P TEN KOOM de riling fur -sale, easy term s. 41T W.“, First HI. eiKqretMr’T 2$c CLRVRLANU, - Thy largest •eek-rod alL ndanc" ai -Florida tP A N IIR MOSS, any ouaatlty Manor during U re il Lake* Kapo ' , Sea Clifford Walkar, Geneva dlkm Malory was n arh ed during A r e , I blocks aaat af Sanford •he rm -n t la b o r Day holldiya A re. with 0 taro-day teesrd a f.. mbre than 1021'Stl ti.ilo td Ow grounds. . * ' , tL with th% M khotfy mild Qmddar flavor Gw m 10c P a r e V e g e ta b le B b o rtm ICRISCO or 8NOWDRIFT Florida has H O O O o 'tH n Jw ? which operate through 114 r l ehsngaa. says the hlurtda S ta te ' Chamber of Commerce, i D ELivfay 107.B4II 100,393 3IJI70 CORN IITAMJIKID TOMATOES visa Ill-lit A 4 P Brand Tcndsr Whit* Crosby Better Food Store Bananas lbs. 15« 1IU.S.1) I LIVE 0 4 K- —(An—Suwannee 'County commissioners offer 125 reward fo r a rre st and conviction of cattle Ihievrs. Commissioner T. T. Law said’ cattle owners suf; fered heavy losses In the-county's open range arcea fecenlly. FOIt HAI.K C H EA P:**tlh«~go6d KIVB GOOD Modal A Fanl m ed­ Mule, Wagon, listn ( », Plow*, als** from 186.00 to Illft.UO, CulHvatcr. A. J. Logan, tkiitv aFla. - ~ .,■» * Baal 4 Bona. Used Car Dealer*. 11—Mlacvlka MEMPHIS, T cn n , Kept, HI. — Attendance IS l!>37 Southern Ashoc Lit ion kaarball game* dropped nearly 200,000 from 1038 figure*,with the A tlanta C r e r k r n . main-, tabling their p restjiv ' aa the clr-; cult's b l g t i i t draw Inc card, sta-* tlatlea rrlenecd by President John D. Martin showed Inst night. The turnstiles dirk ed In A Cants' 201015 times aa compared with 301,111 la*l season. Total 1037 a ttm d a n re was IMIl,673 against I.RU.1A6 for 1030. 1£37’ bjhpo! attendance fur other Heins Cooked The I*a 4 eta IMMmmnI" Yenhr*« O. i|r*«n* 11 lietff. T l* rr■ Ift; lletirlN. Yatikres 3 Initial . ORLANDO, Sept. 1U.—I t w as a sbre and w eary aqnad of Tiger* th a t took the field yaaterday afternoon, a fte r their first ocrunihage Tuesday. Coach Greene w as light on tha lads and sent them thru a drill of punting and paaalng. T his a f t­ ernoon the Tigers will again f« th ru a hard workout and by Saturday should be In tip-top shape fo r their Monday's ordeal when Greene sta rts on the home stretch of training for th e ir' firs t gam e h r r t pn the tw enty - 1 fourth, w ith W inter Garden. , Following Is the Jersey num­ ber of each of twenty-ona players, who will ace action this year. I Doyle Damold. I I ; Pete P eter­ son, 33, Hilly Isbell. IB t Richard | Markh-im, l i t Ralph Browning.; S3; Miller Phillips, fl; Maurice (Inton, IS; Flash Williams, SO; Iriilnr. ptpl ’ Mliirhnrl Irst-rFfh-Ing uni Iho tbeonre | | both \s c k lrs from lu il year's frush rtcvrri vh( l, llm U ntil rs reported this •■'all—wns imrlUtly solved yesterIsy wlicn CfWcll moved Andcnon nd Godbold, g u ild s, and Swaqsog. n end. In the tackle group. Ed -M e* J/PP&tfi:4 . fimfasrw-frsa 4he •nly rrttirnluu*, tnr-dly Inrklr. Ancther Jehtnliv" sh ift In- the nstar wsi th at of lllrhnnl Brannnt from fiilUuo-tc to «piartrr. The ndlinaprdls triple th rra t sta r ooVed g<i‘il In Ids first signalarklng ride and will strengthen l a petition ne-v n llrrrn tril l»«*w ent Cspt- Em m ett llo n ls snd Naw Y.sih — Fl ftf Cit Ifwtn.lt .— ... II H «l f h Irani. Tl ' I I .H ' Itoston ___ — .— tl tl . .11* lo h Anders mi rUwiiiRil ... 11 li • .Us WA»hlliK'.l|| ..... IS Tt .1* l»hiU4wl|.hiA ___ «>•• .IH 111. I -•Mi1• .... — II t l .!»> C lassified Advertisements IS— A p a r tm e n t* F o r R e n t M li •• ll rhlUd*l|»Mn The two lenmn will renew hn«MifislV ?n mu.* *l!l,*r ^ I" »»"’ University h —Announcements IS CiMiRliHii giving up five two runs, thu first the second Inning mil hi the vlghlli (Milk -iiml one t r In 946*575 Witness j Southern League! Games This Year Bterra hurled great ball, tyot allowing a tlnsla runner tn reach first after the fifth InWing. Dob Pittm an, Die lesson batting ehsrapRm, was the leadlag blltar or tha rents with four flva. Hray and Devlnrenil each had two hits One of PittMSa'a was a double while both of nray's were good for two i With Boys KIRK'S HARBWATER SOAP bar FLKI8CHMANN’S YEAST �I ' . ------ .. 'Ti i*t ,i‘- » - ■^ ^ - h r--t t n r-- -•■ — •—“ f‘- 1-Vau, '- ‘ i i r f - . iii f - — »- *-> ' " . VT ,* i ‘ J'ffV u ,V ' 'S *■ * * v • * * * 1 i t *\ ■ ' ' ' ., *)< *v ' . <T 1 • VJv ♦*. L\ „>.»v •» ;J »;v* i.if-*■*! t£ Sanferf la 11a OaSy Central " Florida City Affording Ball, Highway And Water Traa^ertatloe tJkjLga-b Seminole C oaly Producer More Fruit And Vegetable* H u An] , . SlniUnr A m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPATKB >dq SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1M7 «« V VOLUME XXVI Nanking Ruler Rushes To Aid Of North China WAS THIS BLACK’S KKK CARD? _____ 'K augK fe o f t h e ' . Two Crack lArmlea Of Central Government Go To Aid Of Hard Pressed' ftegionals TO A L L CXAL1 T H E M A R S * W -. McUevu 18 A C i l t x K N O f t r i g (Uvan\j ©ossp M l . UWHOCXl U W H O U m D THSOU ’** MAY TtWm. AND O nhM T A N D W . C t W f 60,000 Japanese • Cross China River • Chinese Warn Shipninsr Against Air I Raid' Near C o a s t ; PENPINO, Sept 17— (AP) — Two armlos of ' crack Chinese central government divisions were reported be,*fnjr rushed into north China today to end the slaughter of tho half*armed regional troops and break the Japan­ ese advance to the south. The main liody of the Japan tee ira iy of 00.000 men effected ■ crossing of the C ljua River under the 8 v V J S a *]£ t h o w .t v y o u w i n . m 1 OR fctAVt|*f« T O M t t l W IT H SifiNfO AND S t ALSO TH» TMt GRAND KNO 9 R g A L S i or A U A *A l^ i& e s : Form er Gov. Thom as' E. ttilby, a t Annlaton, Ala., maile public this copy of w hat ho Mid waa purportad to bg a sketch of the -g ran d p assp o rt- of AaaoclaU Juatlce Black o f tb a Supreme Court, in . the Ku Klua Klan. Kilby Mid sketch copiee were Mliatrlbuted aevhral years ago and ha dug this ona from his old flirt. Ha said ha was not fam iliar willi origin o f tho akatch and «opiee. McLucas Praises LaGuardia Leads F o o tb a ll F ie ld In Election H eld For High School In New York City f Patrol Ended O tf4i Election China Resents U.S. Embargo On Munitions NUMBER 280 E sta b lish e d In 1908 , jy mm Hr ,v % ‘H»t Curb On Arms Ship­ City fSimnry Will Be ments Is C a l l e d I Held^Far One Com­ Unfair By Chinese; missioner Nov. -2; Wichita Cuts Trip Election On Dec. 7 France Concurs Full Quota Of W«r* ships Are Needed For Pirate Q u e s t IT .-IA T -T i* r hi ndt^,*rfh'>‘1 nt waa dieta lo a A ’ tm tar vld .have protested H M ctoU r‘% Ohr unlted Bure* a g lln tl this government'* bargo on arm* lo the OrtoML charging It waa unfair treat mean o f China. Ur. C- T. Wan*. 'Chinese ai baaaadur lu - W ashlukloa, w as Id to have coutayrd (ha bTUar reaction nr the t’lilnes* governm eat to the ttullrd Btatoe Dopartin ert. The Wa,hlli*1ou doct •Ion forbidding govorumenl-con.trolled merchantmen' fy*» trgna porting w ar yhPpUea tuelUivr Ja pan o r China , waa chantflerhed by a (orelgu ’ at*'re • *poke, man as *-caftaluly rtet ftiipartUL“| t may lia aaiitrnllly but ,.n i complalc em bargo would at leaat bo fulrar ter It wnald hall ail shipment! to cither China Italy-Germany Resent Action Ttegtstretluu will be upUtmtUr ‘ *ui will remain open until Nov. SO lo Banfnrl clllten i who wl*h lu vole In Ihn coming CUr electlou In which | ona city C«mmlsStoi,er will !>« elected to, succeed W, A. Lef* tier whuae term ut offlre pi re, title grear. The primary which will be bald for Ibe »»lection of aomlneaa will (*< «a Nov. A ‘and III* ballots will Im cart ott* W t. Cleik m « k , B. lA rtaoa today, ■' ... , French And English Abandon Effort To Appease Mussolini LO N D O N . S opt. l l — (A P ) —Flritntn todky ended thp iinauccp-tyful non-interven­ tion ptitrol of Spain to m»ke nvollaHle her full quota ''of Wiirahtpa'* for "tho more Iumportant" lank of driving fttrnte attachcra fYom the Med-' itL-rntnean. France joined JtB the declHlon. Alia o( t l » . Jfidndo W aU jaU ue o utIa*™ f;p^tnanl of pu» bet Ihio;ARba: Ret have aaj* ef feet bn tnl i 'chietloa, - C ttf At(torpey Fred R. Wilson, stated today.' All votary will be repaired to have their hhrk poll ' lakes paid before liter nr* ellalble lo The foreign office ’ annotmead m te. the City nltoinay aald. th* chd of th* patrol formed by Tho I'lly rniuinl.slonor w hole th*. 27-natlon NorvInt*rr*bUee hound tor ('hliia with a electod lu this election will take CxNamttbM in sn effort to hasp Id* plum In the City Govarnment goveriUTU-nlownml vessels a f a on Ilia lliwt Tuesday after lb* arms and men from either 1 14a,la obeying President llnoscvelt'a or­ Ural Moiiduy ln January, II w si th* Spanish elvfl war. . • NEW’ YORK, BtPL 17.—(AT — ders that they must n<>t Iran* learned, slid will aerve lor a Relief Ihgt John Iwwla, CIO rhief. who recently mad* .sharp Th* decision lo *nd th* paled, Tainnisuy Hall, fighting for >.a port Irras or ammunition l o f b r terra of I liras years, rrlticlsm of Pn-aUIrnl Roosevelt, had made "peace" with the- chief Ilfs In a comeltack effort wa* E astern iHiItlgercnts. the Unlta.1 Auy qualified voter la ellflhlc rsreutive grew In Washington a fte r 1*1*1* emerged smiling from carried on by French and British a rt hark on It* beets In yester­ Maritime Cnmnitsstou annouuoad lo run lu .'a nm dldate in the pri­ a conference to which the {'resident had summoned him, The CIO w arships^ Her tiermpny a ad Ugly day* prim ary alaotlon w h e n yesterdsy. , mary alert ton. N r. Lanmin point­ generalissimo is shown above leaving hit taki aa ha reached lb* withdrew In anger breauad of at* CnIJed BtatM Benalnr Royal S The romrillaaion’s annAunca- ed nut, " however, the randldate tack* against their -ahlgaa last Copeland .lost tlm Demorrallr men! came soon alter reports mu*l fllo hla iiaino with the TVhltc House. June, was voualdcred a mayoralty nomination to Jere­ had been received that It air- City clerk nt l.raat 10 day* prlhuff to Pramlar Mussolini ami miah T- Mahotiey, the pro-New U ‘M»"»aeO •» V sir s tir nr to the election, requesting IlIcchifMhiur Hitler, Deal raifdldate. that lit* name Iw placed on the Italy and Germany ar* apaaly 4 “ It was g double defeat for the linlluL. . resentful of th* bine power *kt*V stntu'a «» yMr-old senior sena­ The oanimla.dooer e lm * term mrnt drafted at Nyon and giv­ tor, n frequent crlltc ot I’raal■it otflca aspires, W. A. l-rlfler, ing Hrltaln and Frabc* tba major dent ttn*pq*bll'* pollrtes. lie was — « « . w '* Ibe <>Um I member ot the ronltal of tlm pleat* war la tba a warn pad In the Republh-.m- p ri­ K lie c tiv e U CU L Oowmiaalon. a»d idnrlng his term MixHtrrraiMan. mary by Mayor Floral lo II. Oa .- -" ’ of MlrvUe hag don* mecti ' O m it Hrllntn and FfaBea^Rfv* A U sard In who ousted Tammany tha host Interests ot 8anford and abandoned diplomatic sffort* ta TAf LAHASSF'2, Bept.. 17- — four yearn ago aa the spasrhike always adopted a construe h persuade llnly to Jola tha Madlhcatl ot a filaton reform nmve- (AT —Florida’* naw general occu­ lira stand In mallar* relntlvs '» Iriinncin "piracy" patrol, authorpational liernss tan law, rap ed ed ment. » > tlin (illy. Itntivc llrill.h ami rev* said U»t lloth IjUlnurdla and Mahoney to Increase collections by $2(0000 Mr, jA fflar waa started to the isitrfit. card ed lh eir running mates nit to $400,009 a year, will become City CutmuDaloii In ■ special Tin- Urlllvh and Freneh foreign HENI)AYE, ‘ Hrt.t. 17.—(AT— the ally tjeket to victory with effective Ortolier L raising fee, on election In H J i tn complete the ANTIETAM Itolllefield Slisi p« ___ on _n ......................... ..... „___ some businesses ______ n o d ' professions ____ A- Ini Inn drfrndcr* of (HJotl, fall­ offices were sold to hav* exhaust­ them basis nt Incomplete term nt funner Maynr Nelson burg Maryland, tb-pl , 17. lAV ing back under rrlrn lln a thhisla ed tbelr pat lour* In attampta to roi urits. Copnlqnd gained a wide and lev y in g them on. others for the llray win. reslgnad. It* coniplel- , W t | l ,nt Room,Vi,„ ................ . margin in the, Manhattan stro n g -]first time. of the BpMilth insurgent offen- rootin' th* aiigvr of Premier Ban* ctl tho two )M rs ot Mr. lire* «! . hold of ’^oiuinnuy but w»* lnun-j It rontalna more specific deflnl-B , wlrB h,.,.n rB. c-t the 7r>tli r-l (nth «mii».i>aiy n n ru tio a ry of *ivc were ii-|Hirtnl tiwlny to b* ilo Muasollnl. They also derided, It W*> dated by „ ildnl Wave of ballot* tlo n . than previous lews, and „alerted oc|,H, ............. , h m . term s j Id, h «\ y Antietam in serve three hlia-dy Antietam 4..Ill ti ittle today with iivni.milI. g tin- path of their Icnrned, th a t II Due* will net bo from tin- other four tmnmghs. |M at* o ffk ls l, snkl the result apd lie Its* served r>no rear ns a speech copiii'fiidiiig the nation foe. The city whla result, show ed, would be g rrste r rriilninty In rolA rail In l.rniiiicast front Ha|a l-ermiltcil lo rreahi a new rtlals la tnaypr uf B*nford, !for "not only urtlrijf but ulro mnnen, tnsuigvnil pluvial head­ lb* 37 iiotloii Hiiaiii.li Non lnlerout o t n. total of 1,117 eleclton lection*. ■ Mr. |,nffl*r has nut slated «• lin k in g In .. ........... trema** nude. d istrict*. . wu* a* follows: Occupational llrcm.ct last year y.q wliellter nr not hr will ».«1 quarter i plrturcil n * w(mtc»ali' vclltlon tliijillilHire by attempting ■ . IK-mocrutli*, 3.2(0 d lalrirta; ibrought shoot $r<oo,bno Into the « candidal* for re-.W U un tn l hi" »«*»»iriUtrnll,.... •botage of t'lad-. biidges, ■n 11- to fore* the “piracy" Issu* before Mahouay . .............. ...... 341J45 .fltate's general opeinling treasury. tin. coming election, I A crowd estim ated nt frm . 15 - ways, ti-li-uvnI'll line, und tlu- fir­ it. 1 lie lieiitrullly body- width m s / Copeland .........._____ 1*5.23* {Comptroller J . M- l*-o appealed ing nf score« of ImiMinga on Ih* meet today, -Is |itrp aic.l to block |000 to 2tl,Ouu cli'i-tcl l.atlunrdln ....... —_____ 41.0*7 | for rs ily psyrucnt-L (hi* year In ’resident wse jnliudum i in Sen I .roll frni.I .about .’■() mile* south niiy surh move by llslian Anibosof (HJon. Republican. 3,100 district*: 'help the Slnte meet ll* r u n r n t obiiiilur Ulno Grainll by taking th* ator Tyding*. LhOuanlla __ —---------- €t.44» . IlgntWn*, on which il now I* some Fifty homes In I'ola Ik-Gordon l-ursitIon Unit it is without author­ Deploring “scclinealisnP’ und Copeland, ___________ 37.71* $70,000 behind with little pros|wct ‘‘ntlsundcrsli.ndiiiit" cngcmlcred by wen- rcpoitcil di-stroycil and tie- ity to ir.i a I with the Nyon M ill l.ad unrd In s showing In the of kslatnjng nr-oiiiil* lu lliu next the rru uf rtwon-dvin-llnn following mining renter ol B ints luietu, i terrmiroii ai enril. the Democratic; primary wo* one tm eeai b . f # H f r j K t, a ' Mussolini, who lint ilnnandod 4 the w ar nnd r.n lro siln j. |i ■ wjih north of tin- field base of nu ill' of the lurprlae Matures or the The new llrcn-c law covers vlrl* (he nations! .p in t of today, tin- . urgent column driving northward -Imre (n tlie “piracy" patrol *q**l on. Ilia lk*m* ts*ma was waa not on unity mini election. ually fvery every jilod kind of - hi liiisluiiM or Th* Sons at tha t^gfuu ■Drum I’realdcnt .aid "iliM*|dy wo ap on Die |.enn lilghwny, was said lo Ihe rnlra of the British and tb s ballot hallo! and tha thouaanda ot profession p o | s(H-ql^ica|ty cov g ad ' B uglf'' Corps uf th* damp- prveiate that $Ih; d lrtrria or dif­ to have been rnicd. French navies, will be told th a t voto* Jia obtained were the re -'c n o l by othey, lawra. t i prohibits pi Ida dem and, for revision of tho b^-t*w ktng post ot American ficulty of (illy tan. putt c,f the -fifty h^vlaeqi, L^vlucai, iprofes­ 'l^gtou here will reaume their union adversely u fficls each mid Nyutt plan innat bo laid before tha suit of a last mluut" '» rtta-li| engaging ini “fifty nliin-iKiwtr confelcivc* re-convrocampaign. sion or u^tnpaliM iV for which ah practlee nt the Legion Hut to- every o lh n |ui<t. Vfc eland (rudy occupational llcrnse la required by rtfrirt a t 1 7:1# 1 o'clock. Percy in all paita to h-ud a In-lping hand lug In Nyon- jiwitterland- today. h It u r uthcr laws until the licuaae Is Mara, advisor of tha' corps, an- (a those A m uibans who Med It llnly can not deal with Franc* Arclilc U flrtta was rlected and Urllnln alone In till* m attar; paid. , moat." Itowaeod today, cashier of the Hanford Atlantic any toquasls must l>* tnkan baEach county., Ik. «-vml1iorl»rd to ' Hurteg ,thaT aumtgar Mr. Morn National Hunk Ly lb* Hoard of foru Dm util Ira confrronca, ll wa* Irvy a llcenau tars, equal lo bt> per­ •tated, th e ’practice >M*lnn*w*r* director* lu k meeting held In the raid. Funeral service* f o r ^ Mr*. cent of the Hlsl^t levy. •* discontinued because pf the large| bank yesterday. Emma Range, who died sud­ Itoadhousa dance India ipiist pay number ut hoya who were away Mr. I let 1s is today rrlrbrntlng denly nt Iter hotan hare yester­ ■ lkr»** of (1 (0 by the new' law front Baiiford.1 llowaver. since Men’* Iugg*r 4 dlffara from Ills thirty-first year lu thu bank­ day. will be held In tb a Presby­ if "dancing la engaged In ar en­ Ilia sihopls have started t h e th a t Ha ing business In Hanford, and has women's luggag* In terian Church nj 4; oo o’clock tertainm ent nurh ns v n iid y .’ pro­ hoys have relurnod and practice lie n with the Hanford Atlantic corner* ore square, while tha tk l* . afternoon With Ur. E. -D. gram s u r exhibitions I* provided.** sessions ran ha rsaumod with ‘ ^National Bank since IU29. U r h>< corners of women'* luggag* ar* Brownlee, pastor of lb * ' church, This Is’ In siUlliou to any other th* hi.|M. nr developing a bigger w . _ , ||r t till rgivcd the bank In the • rapacity rounded, officiating. licenses required by other laws. and b«tt*r mrpR Ih li year lh«n « |l„ 17. j—I rt’iia fiit Rimih' vi’II (iliii t <1 nn lot assistant c - h le r sine* 1030. The following lisv# been Mked A Heriwe for ■ single night may In aiinuoncing tlu- -election nf to Mrv# a s ’ pallbearer*: II. C. be obtained _ fo r $ 20. E ntertain­ Tt.e ......... however. Is tr a il* !S 5 ll* ^ U r ‘ " ,’,f '-."Hi­ Dulioec. victor areau e. Oreham ments. rrlvvh fo r charitable put" lts asrh o r in*n, K*rl Bmlerbloom.t!'1 , , rll,' r,t J '111" H Hlggcr* of Mr, lletls as iinldei of lb* Insti­ Hunter. J K. »MUh, Ktrby Fit*, pose- a re exempt. f . who lias aarvad as tb*lr captain Toledo, Old-,, yesterday the Imr tution, a slalrrm .it from officials W eather Forecast nnd Robert D esna , Fortune tollarw iwlrukta, spirit tor tho post two years. Mr. Mara den tir aibidm Ji'i ing the big- cie i<f tlm bank dribiti-tl that ha has Mostly cloudy, tonight and S a t­ Ollfuiployiuf nt ret)..us, i-cclvosl • well t-ninrd promotion Th* following are honorary me-lioios nnd persona engagvd hr aald, • ami-tei-a, in providing for tha having performed hi- duties In urday with .local shower* S atu r­ pallbearers: I . O. BblaboUer, similar piirelllU,_____ _____ use apt I Inna- wl>a Mr.' Mdiwhlnoni waa an arealday. Ext ram* northw est Florida K. M. Carroll, J. T, Newby, and f0ij0‘w * rellglessa faltb bi -pisyer Mat b*gl*r and lad lb* (asm rn nine ml ion re lls l for a count of connection with the bank with the cloudy rain In w*at portion to­ th* ^*1 llally nnd totally unem­ blgbcat degree of rtflclcury and yean T. W. tAWtoa. " ' Scaling*, must pey>$IOO o to honor* a t ilia M glon convonnight. Saturday rain. *, . • ployed, and It-tint; «f their prev­ luyalty from the beg inning. Interm ent will be mad* hi Ih*. Fair* - .......................... 1 “ advertised a s fire sslrn, tlon In fuakoland last sprlag. II* Daytona Tide* ' Kvergroea O v a » l* 7 . bankru|4ey anb-e, nnd such by the Igdlravlng nest w**h to tag* «p ious orciqmlloi.s, inrumrs nnd their Friday's tide*, high, OtlQ 'A. M* depend' ! i | | , wg* Intended the owner uf the g emta urn ssibjrci le datU a with |M . 11. B. Navy, fi:42 P. M ; low- 16:M A. M- 10:4* Hem sea of Jaak K**ns. lonrnsr member a t bifornuitt-pii U"idd*t>r uwd "in tha !•- m Ut* I n lard iktraa, wa* renaatty form ,it .I jog of ‘T ru st am for r*. Every person*, engaged Hi Barometer . bus in* ** of such n atu re that ne apgatntsd c o p u la of tha Miami employ ok ut- ru -lit security- anil Yesterday, 30.01; today, MAS. About 711 nut'nf-lown ahrlncyi ■aemployim.it li-lief." Oorpo.’ the I s r a e l junior9 corps auch license call ha properly re­ PrecipItitUa R iggers- sni-l a* he la f t^ th o •rill aaaemble at Sanlnndo Spring* Mrs. Mary Field Rolltaa. fer- quired of it under the general law In tba Hist*. Mr. Moro aald. Total fo r yesterday .00 tonight for a IdjftiarbecueEd W h its -lloga* HAH ly-)io|M»f * ths merly <f 81. VllH*4lU HoaplUI or other laws m ust pay $100, *(• Total for month ----------R tt. tJtrt*, Ambassador of th* Morrocto In JacheonvIHd, hag taiaw over crpt th at •g rleo ltu n d and horilBOLflNB TO BPSAK * . anrvwy woul-l le V n’ !*'', " l Normal to data IM Deremlwr I. A voluntary regis­ Temple stated today. duties in tba Banferd Clinical ro llu rsl products a ta aieibpted. T em peratures . . 'i j A large aigyber oA lh*’ Jackaonlaboratories until JL L Robert. WILLISTON. —(AT—L K. tration system would lie used, by County tea eel lectors ar* direc­ Maximum, M ; Minimum- 74. • amt handlnl' . illu-r. thn-ugh vUU Rhrincre. who are rn U ru m * mn Is ah)* *• reeaaa# bU week. ted In make m onthly remittances Vaasa, prraU rat of tb s fluwaam Herald reading. , It was Irsrned today. of license collections to the comp­ Rtvar Press Association, aald y*#- th* post Office IVpoelim-nt or Inn th* Banforditc* have chartered Offlalal Repart a bua to bring them to Sanford other arcnry. Levlaw May be made U rday United Btata* For nearly a year Mas. Kali’ troller. High M H# doclil.rd lo discuss details tonight, Mr. Laos was advised and las has bee* rmpleyed la the M- agaiaet thg M dM gfy a f persons Cl*ad* Pepper and R<. 7 ---------- -----------— . • bout 10 visitor* *V* eipceted to until ha hod conferred with hla roVtaireoU IlM yHal and prior U . b e u a b j d E E U v snd ,iba tto* R. A. (feral Green will ha p Fish isl rOmmitte* rom- stt«nd th* festival front th* Tem­ th a t lime aba spent a number eg persfm w h g f W U pay MayTMCtr principal speaker* a t a mast Mg • . Of the KrcrcUrlrs of fom - pi* a t Daytona,Beach. y u a n studying m ad Ice I technol­ joined froM doing' bwslnesi e f th* association Saturday a t B0 A large menu for lb* Bbrlni and IV air, Ih* Wurka of ogy a t the F ranklin School of The lew rsntalaa a section that Rainbow Springs, five mil** north ___ 'Admlnl-lrator, the chalr- gathering la bring prepared by A rte In Philadelphia. n k ln -ag l ahaO na4 ha construed to "Rarbccu* King." *f the Kncial F m irity Board, B a n f e r d ' * Mrs. Hollins has lived b> authorlae gamhUag u r th* opera' Um director *f th* IVnsua B ureau]Goorga H. Brown. Including all Sanford almost a« her life and f t any IR tw y , a r the opera. aad tba head of tho Central St* kind* a f barbecued meat* aHI all 14 bar many friend* are glad " * any M acbipa,. aootrlvaaaa th a t gao* with IL \ U U k CUy, V J New $25,000 Project Senator Copeland l a ! - ^ . * ^ ^ , . . . Loser To Both La-: cargnj brpjiMf *5.^3K;Cc-Cteady For , .ml P ^ ^ ^aVraverr^; p n te flt Mahoney °-f w,r l,,UuM■ ,r"1 *" oU,, First Grid Contest Guardia, kitting Oilns-aa rearguard toward _______ i Chocow, the now Chinese advance hnse, 40 milea south of Peiping. The Jnpatieaa w ars striking the retreatin g sig h t divisions of Chinese provincial troops both in front nnd on their rig h t wing, kw China official. In Nanking wamotl foreign shipping to stay , outside Ifia IS td meridian, off the China C onst between 0 A. H . sod • P . M , indicating th e Covem, m eat w ss preparing l a send out a Ec ft of war. piano* to attatap t ta Irak the Japan ass blockade, v j, The Chinese w arning . — Vtvm In nffklAl re tire s t o ' the -W a'll 'hava an Ideal football (laid hare otter the present project la completed; ^probablV one ot the best high school fields In the state," Coacli Laonard McLuraa. h eat mentor of the Bemlnole High Celery Feds, ennourwed today.. Although t h e ipproilm aU dy $15,000 project ’ for Improvement of the field behind tho nigh school has not liven completed yet. th e Sanford Celery Fed* will play tb etr ftrat night gems id Bantam on Ik s bast field the •“ p U ,*J iB m bom« b ite. -T h ere la a good tarf on thh trtw fw n th e 'c o a s t and wham p i­ time,’ lot ship* ar* anchored In th e vicin­ field at th e, present rioach UcLucas aald, -but In an­ ity o f this city. • other (season the field w ill lie * i. ■ - ' — Officers Named By Oviedo Chapter Of f u t u r e Farmers The Oviedo C hapter of F atu ra P arm er, of America launched their program for the coming year at their first m sstlng In tbs Oviedo lllgb .School rscoatlf, according to It. F. Cooper, advlsbr. The program fo r the coming ( j r n r waa tentatively outlined and plana were mads to take p a rt In .numerous F. F. A. activities which 1 will lie held this year. ■ >Jr. Cooper also announced th a t ■ Ihi y hoped to have John Janes, 'h o n o re d 5*mlnols C hapter .member, 1 jM thi*r m -.t m e e tin g 'to dUtiiae **; w ith the body the value of a good *' Jirelgrt. ■'Ifleen members veer* present n,rinl elected thp following officer* tij- e r v e during the coming year: * President. Edward Jo rd an ; Vice | M 'n-rldrnt. Bpeneer Wain weight; ” ‘ f'etretary , <Fugana Allan; T reaturhr, A rth u r Ifd&tor; Im porter, T. La Lingo; Advisor, R. F. Cooper. The following hays ware also present; * Laddie M ariner, Lawrence . Mwire. II III Is W ait, Lewie Jim m ie McOowan, Ferrell lev, Bennett Klmbla, Robert Murphey. and Edward P a rk e r *•* ‘yir U. C. L. A . Co-Ed Is Reported, Kidnaped BepL, IT. —(AI ' * *ijokrAir Cfewmatr* tM Hie. . 1M >e i r-old eo-jad C anaan Cook, waa from the UniI U n a ,-* , | a t Loa Ang*- |taplu!e’Hmart, U. C- L A- rite dent. •*U .JK »M ,0M k w a . at * , in p nqag tba airaat a* tba m impu* 'I n rs s tw a e d whaa a m m c In e tc e lle iii condition." At the present lim e the locale are *eaMn* dirt’ In the practice field In the lot construrled . tn [| th a t pufpoaa n e tt lo the playltnti hull field lit order that the fluid might be tn good ahapa fo r, lit* gam**. The WPA project whlrh catl.i for nu eipeudlture of over IJM.' POO on the playgrounll hua bePn bald up for aome llmij due. In |h* lack ot material* tnr III*bleachers at the W lrs which will aurround the Held, However, the local projnel ill rector reported today Ihet t h e lum ber for the bleachere had arrived and that workmen wen* painting It prior to building tinbleachers which will probabl* begin Monday, Tba cyclone tanre which Iprovided for In the project ha not arrived yei but ll I* hoped th a t It will • be erected batonthe first gam*. * Last week the Berolnola Coun­ ty Board of I'ublle Instruction awarded a roA trart lo tha Ran dall Electric Company ot Banlo rd for (be Installation ot lights on tba n*ld a t a cost of approiImataly $IAO0 The to.opp watt lighting system will ronelvt ot 40 lights and reflector* the Mine |yp« aa Iboee a t- the Bandord Municipal Athletic Field and will bn mounted op in polee a t a laval of 5$ “feel. At tb elr meeting the Reboot Board considered various types ot reflector* bu; decided on the typo used at th e . baseball Held aa tba beat even though lha lalllal M at la aomewbat greater. T ha lighting equipment will bo lesjalled accord lag ta re­ quirement* generally arrep ted a* standard for llgbtlnw foot bail B aida which h a re been approved a lta r awveral yearn of , aip arlmanl with various method* aud work will begin probably nest weak. Antietam B attle Asturian Guard Is Commemorated A t Gijon Blast By U.S. President Path Of New Occupational Tax Law Becomes Roosevelt I) o p 1o r c Roads, Bridges And Sectionalism A n d R a i l w a y s Dyna “Misunderstandinff” mited By Defenders the Sons Or Legion T9 Begin Practice On Bugjes Tonight Archie L. Bctls • I Elected Cnnhier RitesForEmmaRunge Will Be Held Today Diggers Ac c e p t s Job Of Counting Jobless In U. S. LOCAL WEATHER bi r Out-Of-TownShriners Picnic At sSanlondo Mrs. Rollins Performs Duties At Laboratory : to u 11 1* 11 ft 'I ■■■■ 0* N *9 ■ M M i Vtw* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 16, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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( J v n j m S nm t ; 9001 » TUB HANFORD HKRALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA ■■ 11— mmr ~~ KtTi • 11&. Tuesday , September i i , m i -- " • 7 Hurls Four Hit Win Over G- wen - LookoutsPoundOut 12Hits Sanford A n d Gainesville Resume Series Here Tonight - i . »lo I OffSparkmanAndSweeney Rollins Make*. To Take Leadln FinalSeries Dan Brainard To T O D A Y ’S SPORTING Ready For 193] Sanford Hurl For Locals W ORLD. -Over B i s Wes Kingdon Blasts Football Season By JULIAN O n t Two Hite In A g a in st. S ie rra lu r r . n e a w k b ta tm i . r a o r * in e .1 F l e r - » » * £ . > , ; is s is r i ------------ * l Aer I (lalaaevlllf I * •>** t M i r i s r ’s « » " l h I s t ln S *| UsIse-vllU *~ 8TRN8TRUM (U s n T s A k t 1 Oslaeavltls et a.nil.,rd. ItsraW Bparts Kdhor eocTH a n ’.a x T ic k u tn i i m e r e .. OWKN WRR11IT made hay (h,a newly sleeted praetdeut _ • ■avsanah BAMMV HOL*I Mecea ---------.... I j while the surf shone yes tenter, the Big Four. . bass as T jseksoavllls -------- * » Rill llodgera an<l his Rinfonl or should ws say while lb e t tlHOOK. . . The three other; Coleathy . — — i;BJtaraiui II (.'1st). ... J.chkouls will play hosts tonight lights burned, wheu be mowed, motnbere ere as follows, KL.LIB Mato«**i< i *, j ” »<"s..i.»il"e *e, Iutns*tvn. rf to Hon “ Footi-' McKhnne and his down DON MeBHAfaM 4nd hta1 ‘ V-AIIT. OWEN W R ia ilT and] ■ v n o n lT T r * (. U B Gaim-wlllc .li llcn whin they re­ big bad O MEN by e score of, MATO LANOBTON. . . We be-' • u I'rlrhntu, Hi sume their playoff series with the 7 lo I end ool) the email total' "• * * |hla le right although jv a R jw ^T'-'h llugnrrli,. lli . j» « Chlmfo _____ _ Kussit, rf fourth game tonight, with .-'anare still guvsaing. such as llEN- IMltsborah ........ 71 »i .*»; Klnail.n tt. of four buttles. . . As far M i Is In, |> ... HI. Loem ____ . 70 St .III 11font leading with two games we could toll by the descriptive ltY WATBON. Beslan —_______ SS SI .SSI '"[w h ile (is)nesvill'- hns only one. • • e acora board. Wrlgbt bad master­ Brooklyn _____ - m it .<** HARRIfl FIELD. OAINKH- V Tolsli s i Mtnsgrr Ro-lger* of the Han- ed things his own way during i m t H 11.1,11 Claclaaotl - ...... tl I« .7*1 Bill “ RAW MEAT” R000rcvl •roar's I Hnolla JTILLE, BopL 14— Il«r Ow«n MrMulIrn, lit [[!ford .MTU- will probably uio Bid Ihe entire alt. . Coagratula- . ERg must have been hot lest No kamro oelixtulod. lire |. r I . f ■ ARMTapimw Wright mowed down Don Me- I'll Ills IL It, „ ttjllnn llinmniil rm the motnd fur Ilona owek. * . evening when the Leekeute Now Torn at I'ltnhurgh lit.. Shane's aalnoovfllo. fiU tn l»*t II.O.I,. I| *ith e'‘lo(als/ while McKhnne of the s s » thed across thses winding * Itovton 'a l (,'hlraKo (<|. l.ltltisili.n. It. ljG-Mi-n will rend the’. lOUlhpaw evening when ha allowed only Ilri.ll, rf l*tilladalokln at Ki. lamia (I), runs and they "leek a two The LOOKOUTS polsd out Brooklyn at Cincinnati (1). (O il bltg while Uh bfg guns of llcelno, m 11slants of Andy Rlcrm op to the te ana lead of the O-MEN, - Joel a mere I t hits etf Htsut.. > • . ... J O I 'Row Mast" Rodgers' Han­ Ks.pl.il, I .heavy lookout artillery. . . SKIPPER must have glvAMMMtCAh I.StAUt'N •PARKMAN and I W I I N I V In 't ord Lookoipr baary •rllllarr SUtBliSI.rll. * One i f the brgrst rrpwris of #n them the spirit ef eld and proved that they oeuld hi It Naw York „ Hpniknian, p bias lad and roared out 11, hl(i esNirris y . the rctnon Iv expected In see the “ JOHN MORQAN.iiotrolt ___— 71 (I .Ill hit when they wished and fhlrsan ... .... It St .ill •ft tba dellvarlas of Lefty- Joe lilt tonight Ihnt will Is- played at according to hew the p lay _ . Ilnstun . II is I I I 57 IS Totals Bparkmoa and Had Sweatier to the ranfortl Munlciiml Athletic Daisy MoIs recolvtd n wire cisvaUnd ( ■ isvaionn ... it ,e i riit Hwtctifty In till. IUII off atapds now, well, we i) to t« Htallril for HlniiU In kilt, w t . | 7 to I score that was rsnsnlsv Field starting promptly at ft;IS from hla f a t h e r yw storony. ,Wnahlnemn , h|||(||l| |(|J1 .. don't like te prediet things «l t> firntr lijr Imi Idgit. vaulted 'by 1000 people at H e r Kanfmil .............l»«l 02# 110—7 oVW kLt........... morning rending likei tbla. . Ht. laiula a* si because wo ere always Yoafrvdar*a Hvanlla 'rla Field la Gainesville while Uulni'M%-ilir ... # Oho jim ono—r effiO-AW of (he Rinfnrd llatr“ DeAr Bon: lm pulling enolh wrong, but It looks as ir Nu sam e- ar hv.1ulml Itiiii*. tJInrjr, Uw»r*lu llultirimli, tall Hlilt kAc gHvmpflnty In get 1IM ganford tang Jammed Into Kssio or nip of water In the soup so we are going te pull , out of Oooiao ToW ir !. Klnsdon 5 IU vsII, IP.Clavaland s t Naw Tark. l i e toped off downtown street glut). two nterr'urlr hf. ItVniherx from huiry home. . . ( would - like this thing on the tep and Datroll al Waslunuii-ii kloI i;rr<>r«: Clary, Mitrfln. Ilnliironk, Ihe Delano' llhlt Club f.,r use to see the gsma plsysd on a vary much to sov you. feign­ than go la OEORQIA. . . ■doly HI. laiulji at I’hlladrlphlo. lfrMulleii. INImuri, Mvlmtaton, tinOther, not ache (day by play descriptive acora Kln*>. Htt'Mnir. nice. - odu' during the xpinalilij'r of Ihe ren# ed l Dad. . , r. tl. Fell plowing 11uitt iiaitrit In: I,atiRtinn. Mr* board. wn wish c iio u o K McC l e l ­ starting next wtsk. SOVTIIENN ASSOCIATION Ilififtl* 7, (Ji«ry* |,rl<hnrtl, Hun* sen as lh - .crutrl^’ nre unur over* tllg Wright wia neTcrlttlrou- Kerin Two »>••«* __ Yvatvr4sr*a Hraolla Ml: Martin. flawing 'iht/ l-ritl slsndt rVi-ry l a n d tltiirh sucrose |h!t fall at iFTaroff far Iklrri |<loea|. ; bio all during the lill. eirnpl Fmirflf Iris. Wr|||hi, fu«>lfit ton•**»: night.-' HTHTPON and wo hope that ha _ _ _ ' . .. , Allslila S: NaW Orlaana I. Klriffiftin. CUrjfi J.itrmnion, KitofA tba fourth Inning when Ihe Hlrna latfl on . *•*•** : ' /Rwr^ yai, _ J •n itil) send . nUl burn up the grldlronf again t t C C r j f C IV lC V 'lC ll& n a ualy earn, achvdultd. ivi TTfnTr " yrr?*;; O-Man shoved across two mils t. iiaiim ■«iitr pv out --" on " the] I , Itiln ■ " * tensnu • M ur R liy lip did Iasi year S l l i n C S A t S t c t S O I l Htvii'ltri U In i IftnliiifM M»tl 3 vh*n McMullen alngled to score run* ml Im M» off IVrlulii field ^r-f Pi.t'd: JTiltd Ihe touny era sea»ona urdtr I.EAI'H TO DEATH Roglno and IbivatL lie master­ S. Hwppnfy 3, Himrhin.m f Mil II. n nl first lasr.j n iA C II LEONARD iONAItll MrLUCAH. liy iillrlm: lijr Wi Ir Ii I (I'Hnmri) ed tblnfs Id hid own style and |«aitlttii |i||rh*rt FlmiMiy Tliuiiuf In rehler fhlrl al HEMINOLK . . DELAND Kept. Ife -W . j ACKS0NVlLLE. - ( A l - Qll....... eJ.t; r iltii.plr.-s: t . . . u_.ui. Hmllli, lh.ua- llob I’ll fashion and bn waa careful to a Itainr. f.eorgo McClelland of Sanford, „ Rlc, 3(i djri, |niUnl|y •HI lltltil hiM', Jmi (as land I "Her*. la greet extant. lleneh nit l.-il flr'tl. Ihe Living one o f four Stclson Unlvsrslly yMU>rrf, y ,B , ptun(rc from lh, Sanford's Big Pour Is Tba aattra Sanford club played slrn on seeim-l la-ar, littr. Revgrldynvn trying cut for p l a c e - | f l o o r or n downtown offnak<ng HENRY WATSON excellent bell babloM the nca ell In right fi<1H, Loti Itnrin.i nn kicking dullee this yrar. booted f|cB building pull his hair th«so days taoundsman who fanned six ol shortatnp, |{i-y {'toil, tntdi'ti" mtd with thslr pranks and Joksa thirteen conaeculivt “ e x t r a . A wilnese, J. E. Mlmnis- said the O'Meu while giving upllireu Andy Kierm plirhlnt. points fiom the 16-yird line In th# mBn , tood 0„. , wlntiow lHge, . . . How about It HENRVf bases on balls. Bparkman deliv­ For h'anfiitil; 11, ichrs rlnry rn Wo undorotand that the practice yretordsy. 'shouted "look out lu-low" three ered • pair of walks and also shorts tup, Muyo | i n^rti'ii (ti right Others seeking ths vacancy l i f t l)mM Bnt| hurtJ*d lo the pavement. Big Four t'lcksd him Into t * o strikeouts while Red Swee­ field, Kuril- M-rtlr -n L ft fl. Id. by lh« ^mdnation of Minrhart _________________ buying thslr suppsr one ney walked two of tbo Look­ Simmy ll.-Htro t; ratrlting. fienrge and Cudmnrr arc I*anl« Smith, mining t.t LEKHRHKfi and Nrarl, IGoo Hanford fa n a I'hlllipf* nn ace <lnl I ir ■ In- l(u*f outs and fanned one. Willard Andrrton and Troy Hall. Dry sausages may be divided ths nsot t-ay r f . i l W AT­ Batting bailors (or the are- Jammed Into lha roped off area gerin on tliiid leive. lttbby I’ rlclc The Ratters drilled |n orper- .Into two groupst cervelata and SON rceslvsd a four buck ___ . Wee King °n first Hirer! tsrt night 1>«- mil ett first bn--1 Al Kano In a u^r ware taken. . by ate squads of beckflsld men and satamD. Saiamls aru more high­ bill. . . . don' who wee et ths ptlfe two' tween |>erk end Oak AVer ties center field and Rig Dan Rialnanl 0 0 0 lineman yesterday and plan r ly seasoned than cvrvslati. Thera •fflclej times and amaraed out1 to .see and hear e play by play will do Ihe hurling. are hard and aoft typea of both. We would like to abnoanea ecrimms.-a late this week. bits nt rac-h appearance. J u o dntrriplloit of the Hanford lamkRuggerlo and Al Kasso split oul-flslnesillln 0 M.-n gams l«r second hot^urs with fwo (or four wlilrh Hanford emerged llie v, each and Kills Clary singled winner by e 7 lo J srore. twice In Rre trips. Thu Hanfurd Atlantic Nal|oiuil Scoring boslllillsa slarlrd In Rank Ilulldlng was roniplrloiy tba Baifford halt of (ho third llllod with fana looklnk nut of Inning whan At Kasso singled IIto windows mid the slrcel waa to center Raid and wriil to rntnpletclr jutnmi-il. The board was upornled Usl third on a aloslo lo left by W<>* nod Mr. Xlugdun Mayo lAngslol ittnn (light hv J. I. lion Up and hit to light llrld lit Thorite of Ihe Western Union with juIIhii Hleniln-m. Ilrlan acora Kasso Tba ll-Mea took Ilm load In Hurt stiu J w f-Allum assisting. Tim hoard Will Re used when fkatr half of Ihe fourth wln-n Whiter MrMullsii oImiIm I, loj the Katilnrd Hall Cluli will prorltkt field to ocurn both lluti ii nl another p la y l,y , play Me povell and Lou lloglno. | nrlptbin of Ihn Konioid-dalnvsBSnfurd came bark In Its vllle* tainn that Is Iu lake plat-o half of Ibo fifth t » take a one m IMirts Kli-ld In Dial illy totan load wlisn they putbT-d I Amrrow uigUt. Two Trips To Take ‘ Honors At P l a t e Buggerio, Kasso* Get 2 Hits Each across two tallies off one hit and an error. Three bltg. gave them taro more runs in (he eevenlh and In |be eighth (bey tal­ lied la w more llmc-i off four bits, The fwo teem* will reeumo Ihs-.r set Ira tonight at lha lo gal field. tfl BothManagersTo Put * Best On Field In Important Contest “sns.__ Coach McDowaU Is Planning- On OLargt O u t f i t Thfe Fun . "le ths vernacular of tbs atreat- ganfonj bee gene “nuts" Mbecause I of the “ rfaeS Idub this W INTER PARK, Sept, 14. Alseason. Out of a population of about #,000 white altlxena tho the* first official practice pen­ there waa an attendance at Sat­ sion for the 1P37 edition'of Coach urday Plgbt’a game of upwards Jock McDowell's Rollins football o f 1400—end Saturday night mac nine la not scheduled to be held la the merchants’ big money until next Monday- already last night o f the weelfl year's grlddera ere beginning to Staid fcpsfnees me* turned make appearances upqp- this scene their shops over te clerks and of action, anxious to renew opera-^^ lions with the pigskin sport. ^9 waiched ISsnford lambnst ' Gslneivflls to the , score of Yesterday Rick Gblesple, OUts fo&r to seven] and now comes Daugherty and Bob Hayes, vet­ the Seminole County Chamber erans o f last season's successful of ComhterCe postponlsf IU warfare^ dropped in for last-min­ election o f officers tonight un­ ute, pre-season Instructions from their mentor before hurrying for til n we4V hence jost tetania there’s a gen e scheduled here home porta where they will prac­ thle evening Only n few (fays tice their local high schynl teams ago the City Commissioners ad- In preparation for the opening ■ # lonmed early to hie themselves session next week. Gillespie and Daugherty were to the baseball perk. And Sanford waa practically members-of the backdate! unit that deserted Sunday afternoon carried the Tars to seven triumphs when many ef the fana went to out of eight list year, while Hayes Gaines villi expecting to see a alternated *t ths standing guard thriller between the two beet position. .This trio of veterans scented fit after • Rummer of hard tsame In the league. work. Whet’s done Itt One of Ron Daugherty reported weighing ford's best teams and night IBS. as tough os the-beef that bo baseball. And then, nobody hie to dig (uuf tleen toting all Summer t e a down into hla J*on* for cash to meat packing plant -+n- Ashtm'lo, support the cloh—It'e self-sup- N. C. Gillespie, star short stoji fur nortlng for the first time In the the nine last Spring, played oeutl* history o f baseboll for San­ pro ball around Asheville and ht* ■weight ranges around • the ISO ford. ’ Yeo. Sanford has gone “ nuU" mark. Hayes, a 200-poundar. last yea?, dropped 20 pounds after hla over* baseball. bard work and also appears In .good trim. Dsugberty liras In j Wildwood, FIs., and Gillespie in c3 1500 See Play By P l a y Description O f Lookout Win " f . '- l : Here la what the Orlando Morning Sentinel bae U eay about B ta fd n T W Its bdseWlI Mayo Langston s Hitt Scores Kasso With • First Run Of Game 1 It .<d' t. Print. Murat end hU wife ~ a t ' ^ h* ‘“ '- U* * m U tU in m W ,b * te the Episcopal Cemetry te Ihej* r’ *' .# Capitol City of Florida, the Florida . . . j. _„ A BUM Chamber " e f Commerce1 **> . . A A cooking light mmU tucli M polnu out Tim Prince wee the ehlcken Bnd U doM BOt eon o f the King o f Naples and Mend aa well, however, with nephew o f the Emperor Napoleon, beef. I fir Instance! HE ptcmim we enjoy, whether k> wnolunj a cigarette or going T «V-'~ Classified Advertisements to a movie, aO com mooey-Sut w« don’t tnind Jv— Annoimtaments die eow beaoie cedi separate item it to lnulL See Clifford Welker^ Geneve Avo., 2 blocks east of ' Ssnfurd HAVE TOUR Watch repaired by Ave. om who really knows hew. c P * t O « w d e r , Magnolia Av> — ^ ^ rd And hit sufpqfjng bow little we psy for me pleasure* oi moocm, sue ina ccxivcrucru UTVEBTOCKi Carload n il good mules for sale or ex. TW l) FURNISHED rooms for rent- private bith. 112 W. 20th. change. Carlton Livestock Kxckxnga tvprvisnled by J. C, " flume,), Bcardsli siding—Rand 16— Houaca .For Kent Merriwether barn. BIX ROOM Ttuarwlow for rout. TRACTOR WORKt I iitvo- new M l] Palmetto A*P Fine CunOliver Itert-lhir Irattur. plow, dltloh. Inquire I1T Geneva Ave. and barrow. Work apprei lalod. Cell Metbelus. I'bun« tn # tie FOR tlENTi t room unfurnished house, Also. S room turmstiud nave. J house. 1'hons 4S4-J. ckctric tervieay when their coet u eoapued to nfkyy g| nrpyivlinirf. Take pilwfm for uxttncc. Total expendirures for cigars, cigarette* and tobacco in this country tut yc^r totaled just twice tr much • as the hounchofd electric bill Even tb« * • —Loal A Found *—Aatomoblla* ' ■ f *_____J (J-l Vi - J i : f jm}U jCl)O( ki ]* o• c -ojh- ,L*H u nwr f injEfi n i nr,| f r u lu J ^ Pa ftJ Ls ewviii.im*mi g*s e w m *Lm , l If ^1 prvr Ws hara battery radios—easy terms, as low li |] oe.wevkll McKee Aato Supply. | FIVE OOQD Model A rent road store from yokoo to I1IS.00. MODEL T FORD t ^ r U K ^ T i e dow*. McKee Auto Buppty, 1 * Sons.- Used Car Dealers. Iiu tlo n Wanted Tillman wools waahlnt tow el* Tl* Pecan Ava. waste washing. Call lor Mery, lilt W. tik EL J lh e iliE E ie — TO FUENtEHEO moms mrty. I U ik YOUR HOME * rt <t ; «’•dva iiiw m m i bill.rfhc km m Floridt was Lb aT : UlJk'ck 4 White M le 16— Mlacetlajuroua For Hale hoi^nd with owner’s name on T t K J T ^ ililE B 'n o Rofrlger collar. Reward for r e tu r n .N o •lor for *117 SO- Scott Carra gaestlow i asked. T, A. Dyson, way» tne. Fhona MO-J. *f | ONE COW tor ekle. 1. 6 . Benaster, UpealA hood. Sie t l USED TIRES, good shape, •»1A4 McKee Aeto Bupply. FOR SALE ( R « A P r O M ~ ^ d Mule, Wagon, Harness, plow, ulHvator. A. i . Login, Genovs ONE THOUSAND feet m ■ U: • ■' ' " - Wr;/. Br.-. i••••'* ( tech sewer pipe te good condition. W. L. Henley. Phooe 460.'' f * r Heir, FtVM ROOM bowse, r n Holly, -t • -c* -. *• . - v , i 7xK ' i v �* ’ v i - . l - i - a 'l i - l v i l i 'i r % ‘\ * ! i 1 1 ,„ v . :r*r *".■■; B ia M la » • O a lr C ca tra l r f e r U a C tty A l t a * * n— — S im ila r A n n In DAILY NBWSPAPEB A N IN D i — 1 xxyi i . . l ib " . . i h i ■i.' — Jr i* m ■ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y -, S E P T E M B E R 15. Anglo- French Sub Campaign Is Under Way --------i Sentinel* C tta ly More Frail Ah “* B*U , B l f k m j r Aad Water IhnaptrUlU Vo l u m e ' ; ; . t , , ,: 'V . / . ! i CRASH 1 BANG! U P A ND OVER! Plea- Is Made For Civilians ■ i '. Established In 19*8 1M 7 JOHN ROOSEVELT TO W ED BOSTON SOCIALITE In War Zone No Delay Seen An Re­ sult Of Italian Re­ fusal To Abide By N y o n Agreement * ** #a — NUMBER *T* Japan Refuses M ediation B; World Leagu K Jap Envoy At Gen Says His Nation Chinese* Reported: To Have Succeeded In 3 Day Effort At Orderly R e t r e a t '*y .V. 1 l|il i "r’sjfii t' . enfee By Outsidenjl m 20b Warships Are Ready For Search Roosevelt Acts i To Curb Shipping Italy Demands Share In Plan Equal To EnglandAndFrance Ships Will Cany Mu­ nitions To Orient At Own Risk OqlJV ■HANatlAI. Sept. I t —U R Naval commander* of tho U**tod State* and fonr other 1weetarm powers dtmandad today that both Uto Chinas* and Japan*** anti-aircraft xminers tab* Imamdtata atapa to apar# IW ltvss of "tnnocsnt non-combatants.* Tho urgent request of A martnaif Admiral Harry K. Yareell and othor neutral naval ranL o n d o n ;'sept, us.— (a p ) fiENEVA, S e p t. mandera went forward while — Britain and France re­ (A P)— Japan will rtfuae and tha Chines# In tha faro of warn fused today to delay their after way# of Japane*^ attachignore ^ven friendly iMdlik* era stood fast oif thalr new In patrol of the Mediterranean tion by'th e'L eagu « of Na* tali** Thla breath-taking scene wsa presented when two automobtlee land tlna atrotchlag M afain it submarine piracy be­ tjona i n t h e Slno-Japan«a* from Chapel to Lloho north and conflict,tha Japonoaa min­ cause o f Italian objections to collided during races on the speedway at Hapyaervd, Ind. The ter west of InlornatloAal Shanghai. At last roipea confirmation of tnng 'minor* concerning John nooacvell a affection* for Ahhe thakKyon Accord and an­ rifle Impact threw the rar of Curly Aachelman Into the sir and.lt It became'apparent the Chinese Lindsay Clark, Ronton il.-butant.1. They aro reen beaming happily at each s»h<!r at Nahan*. Ma*a., uter to Switxerland dladoot^d nounced that the nine- sailed over the outer wall1like a leaf In a windstorm The other, had aucceedtd In throo days of juat after her mother announced their engagement. The Preaident'sijoungert son said plana for today. Tho Japanoso envoF, driven by Charles Van Acker, smashed tnt-i tfie .wall as Indicated by orderly withdrawal In establish EIJi Amau, told tho AaaocJpower agreement would go __________ dolled line. The bitow points to a wheel torn from Van Acker's lag wall prepared- poelllona that tha wedding have not been pending eompletlon o f hi* senior year at .Harvard, ated Press that Japan wougl Into effect at once. brook no Interference la l$ * have hatted the Japanese car. (Copyright, I #37. by Chicago Tribune) British sad French warsht#*, *1Far Eastern crisis. \ vane# just Inland from tho main m d y In the Mediterranean. were Dr. Wellington K r» one « f city. c it y n e w s b r ie f s China’s moat lllustrimi* state*Wpsrtsd authoritatively to have PEll'lNO. Rapt. 11—OR—Tha man. wanted tha United Stat m bsc«n scouring tho Mediterranean Japanese army of 1U.OOO man and Europe today that JapaM 0 sals Un»« for undersea marauders struck at Chlntsa posgloaa tuna may manaca them art «a without waiting for relnforctalong tho entire North’’ China day If they do not support Cfch * accumulated over vast periods froal today from the bills 44 By MRS. J. 1. DOLLY mils* west of hero to the Tlontorw Ha made the statement b e fo re Info nurd aourcaa aaid.tha door .... We are now driving due Eastt of Mme." Two building ik-i mil* were is­ the League Assembly In wss not closed to Italian partlel- from Reno, over a long straight I It waa ovar the Banner Ule Flats ala-Naaklng railroad f t miles to sued liy l.m l building insjierlur, blistering Indictment of what psttan In tho patrol It Italy wii'iei highway, a hundred miles or more that Campbell made hi* automo- tho seat, Tho btUorost battle of tho (i. I1. I'uxlon at the City Hall ye*railed japanaaa "aggrom ien." to otfar constructive suggestions without a curve, very monotonous,|bile speed record SOI miles per terd.y, I . I'. Ilsgan waa granted although aho has declined to Join jpat a vast desert plain, with black hour. About twenty nillea West of nine-weeks* old undeclared war |Hinil*sion to rr|inlr hi* residence rugged snow rapped mountains In .Rail Laka City we came to our waa believed to ba developing tho Njron arrangement. W A S H IN G T O N , RapL, I I . - 4 1 ) Three tratlle accident* In the Japanese reported almost Among the greatest guarantee* in ttniifurd Heights and Squire |first view of the Great Salt Lake. The — President Jtooaevelt Franco and Croat Britain have the far distance. last 31 hour* further fnsrrad tha Since leaving Reno this morning with its dimensions fifty by aev- Instantaneous victorias on both provided in the Constitution of W iiglil waa granted a permit for Govern mertfcu u a t U moblliaod nearly 100 warships In perfect record tho Ctty o( Fan- prohibited tho Mediterranean ai thrir hunt wa hare covered 4&Q miles o f that rnty-five miles- Ita average depth flanks and at tha contar of the the United Slates of America are rimilnr work estimntrd to roat font lias nisi <«allied during the merchant ship* from transporting those which Insure the freedom of 8ItHI on hi* dwelling house at 712 arms or ammunition t o Japan' for tho marine marauders. Oman* same uninteresting a<wntry. but scarcely exeeedi (wenty feet. It 100-iplle battle liao. eumnier month*, according to Tho Chlnaao northern army, the Ameiirnn press and freedom IrfICUSt, Ued os a full wanimo footing tho within ISO miles of Salt Lake City carries a t highar percentage of Infrirmallon reeotrad from Chi.I combined fleet la to roach Its max the icenery changes.’ fo r here we common shit than any other body aetlmated at naarly half a mil- of apeerh for the American peonf pollen Hoy U. William* to( r w t laaid m rage T#*ee| ( pi*. Robert I . Divla, Orlamlo tarral firrmtn U-| hii the check­ AtlLfklkWt po.thi Qrtal Salt Lake U .U # Wa*l<LI_thtpk V petcaql ’ attorney, told the Kiwanl* at Desert. Juat a straight road one tall ing and painting nf alt fire hy. i when all additions ordered for Ycitenlar evening at 7:00 their weekly luncheon in Ihe Val­ illnnt« hr Sanfold tin* morning, hundred miles long through the; By this time wo hod covered 571 patrol duty arrive. t o'clock Park Hunter waa driving des Hotel todny. w ry center o f the Salt Desert, so m|iea that day, and nothing looked nreonllng to Fire t'hief Mark we-.| on Hirst Rtrvi and aloppod Italy refused last night to join Chairman of Ihe program com­ t'b vplond. whn stnlrd that • tho whlta I knew it waa snow. So 1 M foo,| ** that nice blue lake, III Iho alreel; |i. C, Walters the antl-plreey patrol in a secon­ mittee. Dr. D. (i, Seott- introduced hydrnnU must bo in prefect roilquote thta: "Practically all of „here we could Juat recline on It, i also driving «v<-*t on First dary role, damandtng full parity Mr. Davis who spoke on the western Utah and what la n ow |„,t and relax. This la true. It waa itilion to facilitate lotion in Mr*. Joseph Rutti, after ending tttll'.et, ws* uilhble to stop In with Britain and Franco. The lat­ Members of th* Sanford Jun­ the Great Salt Lake Desert, waa j u, t |^r lying on an old lime a seven year search for her two United Rlates t'oiistilntion in rom-j eaVe of fir*. ilino to avoid collision and ran ior Chamber of Com marc* w ilt ter two nations were designated once covered by ancient U ka|frathrr bed could not sink. children, obtained their custody memoration of t'linstilulion Wivk. Into the tear of Ihs llunler rar. appear soon before the by aeven Cooperating nations— City "Communism, Bo*hevi*m find Bonneville which It is said, had a when we came out our bodies and ami returned last night to her No great. amount of ilainagnws* rom m lM lonen and advise tha Turkey, Greece, Russia. Egypt, dlrUlorthipn are llnrintr the depth of fully one thousand feet , „ it, wrrr l0 thick In salt we could home In Nrguanee Michigan done aivt Ihe driver, agreed in Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Ruman­ Hoard that they will t>e glad t » at Its greatest site, and w a a '^ v , it off. We arrived In Salt County Judge R. W. Ware, report­ Unltrd Stair* in the face," flw ntseltlo thu dninnge among thrni-j lake ovar a auction o f lb * pro­ ia—to bear the brunt of the patrol tomey aiserlnl, "a m i in our own rrrattd during a period of unus- j ^ e City at good dark, but re ed this morning. aelvoaItaly wsa offared jurisdiction of posed Lake Front Path and unity heavy precipitation. Salt freshrd from our salt dip. Mrs. Rural refused to remain In Slate, group* of bov* me Icing At 7:3B p. M yesterday t'lyde spend thalr tlm* and money eat aes Una, Just o ff har coasts In tha (ii*or<* H. Hi nun, lietlrr known taught Communism m on effurt Lake Desert is the natural result The next morning wo visited tha Ranlord to prosecute her husband Tanner slopped In tho street as Ita devslopmenl. It was decided petfo) plan drafted Saturday at of the evaporation of lake Bonne­ Mormon's “ Templa Square." We who took two o f their children and to convert them to till* doctrine. a* tho "Barbecue King” will tw­ Nyon. 'at a conference boycotted in charge of lhe,-"rirls" at the ho wsa driving south on Mel- at the meeting of tha Jay0* 0* "These doctrine*, however, rnnville with the dissolved material tCeetlsseS ea Fane TUee*l descried her In 1029 to live with by Premier Mussolini and Chancel­ big fex*t fur the Hanfuid Sh.rin- 1 lonvlllo Avenue al$l RTa rar was at Perk’a Placa Mynday eight. her slater In California and latei not *tand or |irevnit where there The brganlialloq alao planned lor-Hitler of Germany. <r* givrn them by the Jark»un- struck In the rear hy a WUly* Is freedom of tl>e pre»* and in Florida. belonqlng to t.re Ktnanl. •Lest night, with German adherto donata sufficient funds to speech," Me. D«vl* runrlmlrd, “ and villa Temple, Ed - l,anr. Arnbs***. Albertina Denefre, w|th whom Reel and Hon*, who pro In two shuffle hoard sues, Mussolini advised the Urltthe task of the Anicrlrtn pimple dor of the Morrnrco Trmple ati- charge nl repair, estimated tho construct Rusal has been living le receiving courts In the proposed park. iah and French eharg* d'affaires ; nld for herself and her three child* la to fight for Ihe preservation of nounerd Inlay. Ilowevar, no definite actloif w s* that tha situation which would re­ The Jacksonville organisation damage to belli care a( |7|. these inrstinmhle guarantees of One hundred Sanford youths Mrs. J. II. Colclough gave a from tho County Welfare This momlng another alight taken on thta matter. K. Esult from the patrol plan "seem* whlrh i* headquarter* of the hlorour Liberty " «— talk on Baptism at the regular may secure employment through Board. aceldent itrrurrrd on Weal Ninth! Lan*y. vlco president o f th* or­ unacceptable." rueeo Tetnple will be In charge uf Arthur Uranan, funnel ra*hlrr HI reel, but I o damage waa done Tha Immsdlata reaction here monthly business meeting of the the NYA at the present U»"». of tha Sanford Atlantic National the program at the frelivlllea In rlther uf tho cars. Tha name* ganisation staled R. A. Goodspend. director of tho Mr. Lanuy alto staled that was that the war agsiaat the sub- Aaarlan Class of the First Bap­ Friday right at Sanlandn Hptlng*. Rank hare, told tho sluh membsrp nf tha parties Involved In Ihl* Iho mooting date* of the organ* marble pirates will be real war, tist Church which waa held last local NYA, announced today. ji Dus to the act that a large accident were unavailable liailon will be changed from tag nevertheless, but observer* were night at 6:50 o'clock at the annex. Aa a covered dish supper waa number of the boys and girls evcnlnx to l l : t l o’clock qacW quick to point to the poealtility of ------* Ing Hanford, II would be nervssary being served a abort business ses­ who hart been given employ­ Tuesday. Tha meeting place haa The tropical hurricane remained. for him to saver Iris connections sion was held during which rou­ ment through 'tha N Y A during not bead decided as yet hut the summer have severed their almost stationary today hr the with the leral irrganiMtloii. tine matters were discussed. will be announced to nil mem­ Atlantic oreea o ff the west In l>r. E. II. Brownie*. ps»toe of Those attending were: Mrs. K. connect ions to go to school, this NEW YORK. Kept. lB .- lA V bers of the organisation l*t*<| D Carter- Mrs. T. D.. Inabluet, Fatl or ‘ have raceWad private die* and the .Weather Bureau On1 the Presbyterian Church here and William II. rarson*. the Stony, In lb * week, he said. I varied the chance* o f H reaching chairman uf the vucaimmd guidMrs. W. O. Edwards, Mrs. T. ft. employment, thg. working num brook. Lung Island pigeon farmer, Tha reason for Ik* chadgia HOMESTEAD^ Sept. 18.—Tho I. lttrell, Mrs. Ira Southwarn, l | v her of the local organisation ha the United States coast ware re­ anr* eomni litre voportod that I ho whose socially prominent wile, mote. Very IIUIo forward motion Kiwanl* rnmmiltee and a similar! Monroe. ■a new variety of avo­ Mr. Lansy asserted, wax tturt L. II. Echols, Mrs. S. J. Nix, Mrs. been, reduced (o such a potn Alice MrDniin.il 1‘areona disapcommittee from the Hanford Uo cado with a number » f desirable only a small number o f lh* mem­ Allen Gordnier, Mrs- Berber! that 100 more employee# may be waa imminent. ber* war* abia to attend tha Gordon K. Dunn, meteorologist tary Club had outline.! extensive) >w*1 r r'' « » » t e r io « * | y H •'‘■"I'* » * " Moreland. Mrs. j . (’. Lewi*- Mrs. added to the rolls In this disc '* ... • thill liJhW It.. kol ovro. st... $4 qualities, has been patented, aaya ai d It |a at Jackso*villa, said the it lit u'tr­ plans for iirtiviliea during tho •aid today be believes she u County Agent t.'ha*. II. HteffanL evening meetings JACKSONVILLE, Sept.. IB. - Grover David, Mrs. C- U Rewaon, trict. the director atatod. hoped that, the change will h>til#! **ut d01*1'1* the authenticity The' patent. UR—State Administrator Prank ance waa likely to turn northward. flret to bo ob­ present school year among Mrs- J. II. Colclough, Mrs. A. - J. AU eligible applicant* arc hrr death tained by a P. Ingram said yesterday he had Feteraon. Mrs. A . TVJI'ardy, Mrs. A 0:30 A. M. advisory taid tho High School .Student* in Hrminoln of lettara reporting Florida avocado croaae considerably tha aambsir a*ked to see Mr. Goodapeed foi received orders from Washington J. f . Jockaonj-M/r M- N. Clave•form waa attended by shifting County. The work of this commit­ from pneamou la. grower, waa issued recently to of members attending th* Information In tha local .N Y A Fqdfrel agents whn have'been J. J. U Phillips of the Red land Inga galea and winds aareeding 76 tee, It was pointed out, waa to .officials to dismiss 1600 WPA laml, Mrs. R. L. Beard, Mrs. Gee. headquarter* at I I l_ Palmetti James O Bharoa waa miles near the taster ami was lo­ aaalat boy* and girls In dolermln- invealgntlng the ra*e since June Avocado Groves, through Joseph employes Immediately. It. McCall. Mrs. II. IV. Rucker, Avenue. principal apoaker at tha T M reduction la In addition to Mina Helen Ward and Mias Louise cated at 7:00 A. M- tome 2UO to big the , vocation they widied to 0 declined to say whetiirr they R. Uryum, manager, believe Mrs. I’armci* |i dead. recent cuts In tbs supervisory and Driggers. SW mile* welt heart of St. Mart tna,lantor. A meriting tree discovered In Ing. It* apoke to tha group ms the "W orth o f a Civic OrgaaV _________ _ " I don't know whether those of tha Leeward laiand* administrators stsffs, ha said. It IU36r when it waa about three at Ions to a Commaqity*'* dees net tuejedi BSD alien* dropped year* old, la Ihe foundation of tha from relief rolls lit the Tamps new variety. It is iH-lieved to be not,' Parson* said,* "They may ares. a cross between Eagle Rock and ho tho work of e crank. I feel Wald in varieties, of Guatemalan ,The -opening of the citrus seaOaly three youth* may ho ad­ About two week* ago. Captain however that if Alice weir alive and West Indian ala, general Improvement in typesTh* communicated tree la unusually vigorous, an Fsacral servicea for F. 8. Var­ mitted to the local Saa Seoul .M ask osadltiens In tha state and WARS AIT, *Bepr, 15. - b R - Fred 8. Keren, commending o ffi­ ah# would have ^1 Farecaat W. *J. Rlotera starread' a aynagogue at cer of urn Salvation Army Corps with me. 4bp aaaeeslty o f redoe las tha ax- ney, prominent Sanford business troop before Oct. II, upright grower, well branched, • Gencghliy fal fair tonight Ward, first mate of I ho • Imp*, bore,,mod*-a plea to the people man who died at hi* home lata Manas o f tha work relief •program Caslada during - p Yam Klrpur and somewhat resistant to scab. Thursday. Cxti Extreme <. m sited as reasena for th* addi- Sunday night after a abort Utoeso, announced today. service today la a violent out- o f 8*miaul* Cqunty for Ui* dona­ It has distinctive foliage , and Florida—partly aloudy toalght i Tha edmlialoa of throo tion of 11 rella.ef roofing paper held ha tho Presbyterian buret of Pallah aalWewt.h terrormake* a robust hardy growth. Thursday. a. J The reek flret atoned tbo for tha hems of * family who era } Ingram*pointed cut that, unlike Church here this aftertoon at 4:00 member* will bring “ It I* an “ A " variety from the Daytaaa Tide* ‘ ] not of Uto troop to Ita fall aynagogua aad Wake all the !■ dire need. Today Captain Fans . •«*a— **•»— Florida‘a quota of o'clock. standpoint of pollination, lu Wednesday's tides, low, l i l l X i Dally playground programs ar* flower* opening first aa famaltt The Rev. T. D. Brownlee, pastor quota strength lor thle quarter window*. Peak stricken Jaws fled reported that all.but one ipll of tig the Presbyterian Church and there I* a P*aeJMltty that from every dree. Thay war* at­ tha nacqeaaiy roofing bod bran sc- b*b.g conducted for the students and ' later reopening as male*. H . 10:U P. M.{ high, 1:44 A. ML * 4 « P. M. Ihe troop win * N officiated and burial tacked and ban ian aa they triad tarad end he eakad'thhl any per­ # f th* Lake Monroe School under It mature* fruit in December, drastic reductions son who was able'to , make Ihl* * 1 It tonal appliestc* antll the supervisor, of Mr*. Ollie Bry­ later In lb# Evergreen Cemetery. to otrap*. Policq an fa*d and ar­ , hat Ingram said ha had January and February. Th* Yesterday. B A today, donation would tommunl* an, .whas.-i* in charge of th* WPA Tha active pallbearer# wore: H. ary. • w . rested half a 4 ka Mnrtnring Washingfruit la dark green b\ color. 6S4 Pvadpttatlm Tha require dteuts for division of recreation in that vl> ento with him-da’ anoo aa poMlhto. afffekls that employment b> C.' DuBose, W. M. McKinnon. O. to 6 Inches long and 4 to 414 Total for yesterday Captain Loren alao paked .that clnity, It was learned today, in­ •loo to tho troop are J. Pop*. E. L Morrow, S. a Bhtawsa lowest wide. and generally Total fa r month ' • *■“ gay peramt* having any old rlotfj- cluded in three programs la a strict The applicant holier, end W. A. Eachary. hi Florida. The flesh of the fruit, to data K l p D U r k g to donate It to tha Halv*Uoo weekly swimming party and pieHonorary pallbearer*; A. D. present aa application mid rec which fit* ' tightly around the Amy for dialrlbutlon among tho nie fo r the children and r!****■ In ***4. net Including tha Eachary, Frank p. Forster, W. L* her ship at Pht of is a clear bright, yellow/ A * h ho* boon too the peat I.- ladlgonta In thl* County, no e*> handicraft for girl*. Tho «|pltaaUM to about Henley, and U I. Frasier. free nf fiber, of a nutty flavor, >RtrhM reading. poeially naked fer children* cloth' • yeore. tKk M ining o f the Shoi f t h o ' executive Mr*, Bryan ha* afao Included ■ supervisory and with aa oil contort o f 10 to Pfflotal Wvpwi MARINES TO SHANGHAI aommUteo who hare |ho powar far ar l a n k hacw at sunset yes­ hag atace at tho^pmeat there are sowing circle for tho' women In Of about $11690 percent. High b to althor accept or r*Jadl tt, terday preatelr e il throughout tha any chWren attending arlwoU that vlcbilly In her program. Tha Early far 1M5 Mr, Phillip* tap-' ’ 4 " .... . *4 H e»tree. If aooogatad, the appii- worid tho hoi loot Say on the J ew Ctrri* will meet at bar horn* oi\ Ithoot D m proper rlothing. HONOLULU, —W l-O n # _ gg seat la aotlflad had raqo*r*d w leh r. l.adar, Y*re K^pnr. For tha post few day* Capt. Woe* Flret Street Tueoday a fte r worked 07 tree* to tha now va­ r dred United Stele* marines .......... Mt each weak to do different riety, aad thaao twa year old * has boon remoaeiing and reIn Bontard aK-Jewish merebanU f i ordered yesterday to leavo far tha pttand throo marling* Tho i f to top-worked treat are . Si-.. handiwork. tha Army headqaortmy meat* An 4» at war aono from Fanil pUrdot U tbon althor 1 1 .......... ■ ierable repair work has that all woman bi th* log a good crop. Blare lh tt ore rejected h y .o naval atatkm Sept, It . .................. f * •• hath the rhapoi and lavttad to attend has grafted 744 aU # memhort of MM) M -----------------hy Mrs. Bryan- to tho h* ___ From Coast To CoQst_ AND BACK AGAIN JkpUUM l wIKhiin« Robert L. Davis TalksToKiwanis On Constitution 3 Auto Accidents Id Last 24 Hours Mar City's Record Orlando Attorney De­ clares FYeedom Of Press Is Essential No Casualties Result From Series: Of Ac­ cidents Yesterday tvwgl I JnvcFPH P lan 1 To City Group lit Furthering- P a r k Mrs. Joseph Russ! Returns To Michigan Jax Temple To (Jive Shrincr.s Barbecue Talk Is Given By Mrs. J. H. Colclough Jobs Are Offered To Local Youths Hurricane Halts w \mr__a | that due to hi* busiar** affiliaU1 WeSl inaies (loni Whlrh will require III* leav W P A To Dismiss , 1500 Em ployees From Rolls Soon Pigeon Farmer Says Missing Wife Is Dead Patent IE Granted On New Florida Avocado Variety, The Monroe 'J ± Roofingl’aperNccded Sea Scout Troop WU1 Last Rites ForVemay AdmitThrec Members Rioters Attack Jews By Salvation Army Are Conducted Today In Polish Synagogue "J LOCAL W EATHtat l Mrs. Bryan Conducts Recreation Program f Jews CkM» Stores For Yom “K * " ’ii f -jb ' ' I, i d i t; X k ’.s �Of Women nreaent lime control 70 $Arad If tiny are not ronnlr» the industry and politic* of Ute United States in tlltf next •ration or two, It will bo only because they are not conado ua of their power, Recording to an article written by lease F. Maixoaaon for T V American Magazine. Citing figures io prinre this feminine financial domi­ nance, he suggests the possibility of tomorrow's yburi® man hurrying with notebook and pencil to the trilled com­ mand of the company's psea’dent, or waiting Shyly for a proposal of marriage from the rich end rieing young female vice-president of a large corporation. -It may startle the atavistic males," Mr. Mareosaon writes, -to learn that women are today beneficiaries of W percent of the nation's $104,500,ooo.ooo outstanding life insurance, on which $2,000,000,000 is being paid out each y«*r. Any insurance company will tell you that women a n outliving the men. th e private wealth of the'nation le oafr 1080,000.000,000, and women already own enough (if that’ to mike the he-Titans tremble, llut the women Breaks Ofl( While You're Abroad Ms wMi flfUe ★ fra mRlt n r i *M rid* to the Basnet M b apo* In another country. At thst'AM* M M AiAtttehA fWWB* a***# officer win be naAp to cable the folk* for a little cash Ur bp* you i ticket home. It wma Mae afraid o f the enemy thaa of being phot Vy It* own of- Yonnrest Rooacri To W c d l M M iLg Y f t l S . H * TOtiAT J tt AHt) BINO: la g you afflicted! let ‘ II Up m*mt lot patina—Jam** I: IS. ear him him FAILURE PWlledT Or dying thought B* ru#f waa the down of thorn; Arab the rtgc of people mad; operate th* hope forlorn th# .anguUh of the .mai fatttht HI* Ilf* a total lo<n. irm.y aloud lie cried; lot now my will hut Thin* be Idnaf than between two thieve* He The “Little Fellow” Pays Nearly $20,000,000,800 spent In excess o f government ionyht Hi* mb*Ion her* had income for relief and recovory hnn brought the laaue of tltcM. federal tag revision squarely into the open, says the S t tares to plant the >wd may Petersburg Independent. Quoting John T. Flynn, nationally IS known author-economist, the Independent reveal* this w« th* growth of twig and startling fact: A 100 percent levy on the rich people of d*er; ' , the United States would yield but one-third o f the present *w d to hat* and rag* m*y need* o f government. It is* the "little fellow" who will 7 . ■ ' have to bear the burden o f the nation’ s enormous tax * * * * ** th* trulh to 0Y*r’ bill. Read- what Flynn haa to say In sn article specially b * then are who realli# P^P?*?** Service: clo«*'to victory failure Ilea. One of the graveat Indictments o f the congrea* which . A-By VDGAR A. GUBAT hna Juat adjourned is It* refusal even to think About our - ft*" 1 ■ ■•. ‘ ” leiT/iifa tax mess. Thin rcaponslbtltty’ * M e w g r to -no Mb fra nneni Moiorbu *Pl'cl#l perty— both great parlies ran away from the eubI took out f«r childf«e «*sr Ject. A politician Is more frightcm<d by taxation thpn by s public icnoot building*. Any other form o f menace. It's the last tiling he will -------- --------touch. He will run the state Into debt and bankruptcy. He grstulAtloM to John Room- will lay sore burdens on the backs o f the people In the Htw fh* Mayor of Conns*! form Qf tariffs and hidden imposts before he will come krow the champagne m hi* out boldly pUt an obvious percentage o f the taxation thing about Juatlca Black a matnhef of the Ku Klu* he'd probably know what Shout tha Bcottaboro ctae- an Portage*** elite* wap broke under German fire . Croalei's f/Undo lifted tkalr Im aa if ha »™*IUd day* ago he died, haIgadaa of patrioto reel- * a ■■ * In recent year* lb* United State*, ha* had three outatandlng frray debunkfra, General William Htuboll General Saudi ry O. But­ yetmiaat and only unmarried *n ler and Central Johruoo tfagood. .T m Tllf m *m*Um *o gHul O IIITIUTIIli aim 1*1^. FfrWS Amhn fW™ Mitchell le ’ dead. The other two Lindsay Clark, pretty, blond* are doing nicely. Mitchell began by an attaaapt Bohton debutante. Announcement of lb* engage­ at detanking the navy a* a first ment, which bar. been* kept a line ef drfen**, Ha said the ffftrr secret "some time," John **H hi future war* woald flee for aar com* from Anne’s mother, Mr*. er like, rata le eeeapt bombing plane*.. He offered I# . *b»w P, f|SV«n Haven Olark. Ft VJl»rta# widow wiuuw of vi A mw , . T . lb* wealthy Beetdn banker, who fta.WT h° " ■ borab.ta* pU? teverml week* ha* been evading «»tild kink a naval veaael. Th* efrumor* of a romance between her »*f . . . ...... eWeit daoghtw and yMig “ **“ » - «"*m ly M M Root*veil *f Mb aupenUfa for tkalr tailor* John eatd, "+ t have been *n‘ >f the-aW Ttwd* av be g U « ) *ome time.” * ** “[* * * 2 lr fS Th# President Mid Mr*. Boos*. »Hlmirtolr was *taurl martiaM vaft knew about It before h* made bed aaiprtjdel! far nvepears an hi. r«CMit trip to Eon*e, h. aald. "W* wvr* engaged,’’ be eonttaueti, “at tha thaa of th* **“ " wedding of my older brother. Hj***1^ _____ _ TTjirtita, *nd » b . *o~i « » • , raaau t>______ Thera are throe type* of mnhA* Vr iR j-tfn t India*. tropical AmotI *t mA and African, th# ftm U tmdh -O Martin's (fen c e la Allowing A 50 % the gentleman who take* a fling at vattraSa’ benefit* ao far oofy youngster* *b y i done that very much. Remember th* -Veteran* ef Patur* WatWT and the "OoW Stkr Mother* of Rutare W in fl F.i port* of medicinal preparam frem the United State* •t S*ot*«ib*r. A. D. 1*11, rase* to |« riled In the office of tk* gecrelary ef Ik* Mats of Pkwma. a duly autbaniteaisO. rewflutina adopted hp n , iiHthelcn u»* 4*r Ik* prnvleloaa or said Chaptar Law* of Florid*. Act* •t m i., im t r t ir tha dlaenlaUpo Of dheA eareo ration. add the Seertlirr of Stata la ■ lliflM that th* r liilm M iti, - of law have boon aomplt** with. m wtTHnia wtimncor* i Dlsoflunt on $ 2»0 6 1 . & of past diM Account*. I helped jrotulew yed bolp we Track A AUta Borvfce Bedlew—BpCtafa—lVaiarA poke yne «aa affw* H W Martin’s Garage have timant* eft- pig M *d and Green Valley Dairy WERT-The J&WELER Diamonds And Vfatdtes ;ria e Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond hfcoattag And Bngmvlng “W* met about thro* yean t*tir*ai«wt. pay bit MHokeD died ago.” hb ilendrr fiance* aid. ~ V-"'1' ' ■* ~ "Juet , when or where f do not ’ r*tt#mb*r.“ Sleeping Sickness Claims 45 Victims BT. LOUIS, Sept-, II. —«*■>— An outbreak ef cMaphifltb, ap­ parently a milder, hr** widespread recurrence of the ISU elecping tlekneea epidemic. faicreaMtl lu toll lo 48 yeeterAay with two new death*. Fifteen new c***a of the dbama wore reported to the city health department, bringing th* total ■luce June S0 to SM In Bt. LouU city and county. In less, there worn KM caaeo end H i death*. Although 0 gteat deal remain* unknown about dMhpkhlltla, re* ecatek kero In IMS Indicated It wot duo to a fUt*fable vlrua, an agent which enueth dlaeaao but It Invhdbl* under powerful micro* la coming bach," a year or m agoknow It waa bock tone aoma Americana ihart nngllah than but w a ilin u a you r U It that avaryona kicks tha,' .high cost of governard then brags about how money It la amending her*! irAlaha of whot may b* ipanaaa attitude toward l “ open door" policy. Gov. proposes to sa* that th* i/a Into Florida era closed CHALLENGE TO THE SOOTH at haa Juat kicked M0 million dollars In ATLANTA CONSTITUTION market. W. C. HARTLINE •v»^iu .»i»a df Bog1hehi t* 1r* ' " - t i v * ■k-r.aiVlTl akyp the State ***! W n ivnewal of alpPogreaalVa' Dea the birthright f Ieoiler*, .ml BgadjtHbm,- 01 M to* aelkr ‘con* and laanth It «m A voera m y laanlatlan* of tfai H r »»**,'takic- <4 '.A1. • *!, �■ W And Personal Activities *MISS AMERICA’ OF 1937 d f ^ f t lm ik XtWtU at H t. • «* rn o « at « - « , “* a - f a r t s Mr. and Mr*. Henry Barrow and children have relsfhSd from Miami where they apent several d*y*. To-Night Mr*. Cox rendered . 0 *1 .1 Mia* Adel* Barnard haa re­ turned to her homo In St. Petertare uryoo toauana. AU QWtn M <hml#|lt, ^ d in y boty after apendlny a week with Miaa Alice MoGlone. PR fB A T the Slit Paalm. -The Ptomkee Of Sim reyular hualieae sheeting of God" war her eubjecL She Ateo Mice Alice MtClone ha. left fur if Sanford T M a n d Cl oh .will;told aome Interesting event! that Ckflbont where aho h u accepted l held at 1:00 o'ftoek In Otoir took place i t the Assembly of n poiHkn aa Home Econumk* S rooms in tho Welstos Bond- Cod Central Council at Memphis- Teacher. The poblle It lavHad to attend. TennTho C M Scoot* will meet at A short buirfheae Meetiny - waa Miaa Mary Calhoun Irft Satur­ ha JJtUe House at St45 .'clock, conducted by tho pro*idSot, Mr*. day for Berlin, 0a. when* the will D O inrA T jT- R- Miller. Plana wftp made for teach (he fourth yradc ami ruicli The bo*ineei and proyram meet- ■*> day mettidg Wednesday, the basket ball team. g o f the Waman'a MMilodatyiSept. 22, at the borne of Mrs- WilX W y o f tha T in t Methodlit lianiron. 908 Elm Avenue. Several Mr. and Mrs. A. C. M« llrynoldt iMfch will be h*M at the ebarch -new member* were welcomed Into have returned frem Maryville and I X:t0 o’clock. Circle Number ] lh* society after Whkh Mr*- John Chnttsnoog^ Tenn. Orbrio tho> ih¥e will hot* charge. of the Wheel*** led the cloetng prayer. have been apendlny several art-k* Tho** attrndiliy were: Mrs. W, . 8. Quern, Mrs. T. B. Miller, Mr*. Word ha* hern peer Pay Hilly, Mra. John WhSelci*. Mia* GeralJlAc June- <, Mra. M. N. Tolbert, Mr* John ’atar Of- naltam. Mra, Howard Matthew 1, Texas and M ra * E. “ S wood- formerly o f thk he ye*'.M r*, (tofu* Renton- Mra. J. 0. married Sunday- Srpt. I at 1:00. Fryer, Mr*. Minnie BouUiard, Mr*. Homer, Mr*. Cwx, Mra. WilliamMr. and Mra. Kredn a I I •on. Mr*. Abbott. Mr*. 8. M have returned from their v>- Mi n i . . „ Rkharii- Mra. John Dark, Mies u l T c I l Sola Davl* and Mia* Dorothy trip lo New York and Wnahlntl D. C. They are at hoAie rt IP; Park Avenue. ycyaers- canyons, fall* and uthri weird and natural phenommi. |i Colon entertained the other dlh aftoated in the estreme ninthviaona last niyhl at the Church. west corner of the state of Wyu. TTvoei represented were: DeCcon mlny. Sprbvc*. Daytona Beach. New There are about three thousand Smyrna, and Sanford. yryavr* and hel spring*. Thr After a uhort deeoDonal lad, *‘ moat prominent yryeer i* Old Prtoft the group croup held hy Randall Priest held1 a short builnes* meeting Rich­ Into (he Assembly Hal!,-fret. It I* nnlrd for Its cluck like ard- Will lama president of En-j Then *- tfTprise presided over the eee-j whkh •• • aeml-Onthk building of ptrdtolon. playing on an avrearr gray granite; u w the fiei Gull » t every, klxty-rivr minute.. Thir •km. Helen Snrdgva** of Enter-.! prise -yse* a complete report of Monument which waa erected to jwu* n very lovely eight at r.ighi her visit at bake Junaluaka, tho the memory of the Sea Gull* that phenomena* ire Methodst YoOng People'* As­ cam# from the West by tha th-iutint Put, boiling sembly, to Whkn the had boon '•and* and devoured the enrkots, rajilron of painted clay TurjwMeh were eating their crop*. mnt a* • delegate. ia most fatteresUng waa tha quoiae Pool and fiaphire Pool, and Sever*! song* seen enjoyed1 __ of the i>e* the loectleft was Morning ^wfth fy*d Bttoh accompanying tabamide, considered larcctt auditor!um* hi tha world I Glory Pool, all eiqulsitcly colored, B l t * organ, after which a On the ritreme Eailrrn aide or ’ Yrumbev ot akite whrf prosCuted •anting 8000 peopts. ft ia I&0 feet long by 150 feet wide and 80 feet the park ia Yellow Stone ranyon by the various department* of hi height. Tha acoustics are mar* *nd Palls. Colors rr present Ing the linker. Refreshment* wars served aft­ vtlottf. We could hear • pin drop erary hue of the rainbow hang 800 feat away. Tha Oraet Organ low tha mighty drop of the Palls er whkh the m tetlfg adjournal. Is in the west end of the taher- *»d reflect In the rhasnu below. Rada truly an Inetrument of vol* fuspkstion Point and Artist point UeO* and lone. after the most ncnlc view* of the The Mormon Temple la a spec- Canyon and Pails, taedar structure, but na one hut At Mauimouth Hot Springe- I* Mormon* have ah entrant* to that, the Northern entrance to the park. Mrs. Robert WHisma enter­ W# went through Tha Boa Hive- Also there the government buildtained with A handkerchief shower the home ef Brigham Young. The hn«> museum, hospital, doctor* Monday night At her home ia San walla aro several feet thick, and and nur*** home* are located. P ic lureaqun Jupitrr Terrace and AnU e U IA honor1 of Mro. Georg* the timber wall preserved______________ Muff. _____________ Mr*. Huff expect* to lodvo V * could lee the State* Capitol |Kcl Terror* ie too magnificent for its week for JaeluonvUia where I011 the top of a hill through tha my vocabulary to deeeribe. It we* e — fetero * ----- --hoaio. ji |Cagle arooud Old Faithful that we had (hf —-mi Ear ^ Gate,_ whkh ___ erea __ originally _ Bowl* of Pall flower* were *r* *** getaway loading to Brigham g*y*er- Mrs. Robert WUliamB Honor* Mr*. Huff tom ranged In the dining room and li/- Young’s private ground*, tag room. Mro. R. R. Pippin and I A l * • »*f‘ Ball Uka City wu Wfh. fevant McCoy tendered ovr- .turned dhe' North cutting atrelgnt yroi plane *al*«tteM after which !through tho Eastern part of Idaho, control* wera enjayed. Mro- G. 8 lA l**d ef towering peoka, forostod Reimsn waa awarded the prise. ,loP*‘ » “ <l flfate plabia- always V hi Nancy WfTHenis sang aeverel *****> "»*»» capped mounUln* ■ - w N " " * * r r ghhiiHg them. *n h the help ef a dfg. In the rear,eras •M early settler* covered whffiate n*d by tem horde* end driven -cn old man. Prom the top of tho «t| m s' stove pip* wax sen* tag up amok*, Ut« f could e*o a very fhl »nd weather keatro dsstos preparing food. Tim* girt shM they wok Id camp hi the remain In Nertherh vnttl the »* o * i ram*, then tahve fanck .noth. ' ____ m fltrouit* the very South- C t l 'm l h M m s f* H nwi dingroui emharrsurpent If Italy remains on the outside. Germany waa not silted to participate- and merely gave to Italy her dlplotaitk support in the matter. Should Italy, rend her aehpNrtaoa into the eeo lane* of the liedItrrranvan. disregarding the pa­ trol- a difficult situation might nristo Tha Nyon agreement pro* vldea that partkipattag power* keep aubmnrmee out of the ado tan**, imtoea convoyed by n au»foc* vessel. rnmak m M a Noouas, ta cmterh)g *?* H the Western- entrance. of ftf-MO unite out of a of 118,000 Great Britain fOOfnd with a production ef NWMN■, df < MaBj, Many Warn PalestlM fqittfiop qukkly m-Fz “ Miaa America’* of JUST U pretty Rrtte Coojwr of Bertrend Island, N. J. She waa chosen by the judges of the Atlantk City beauty pageant over a host of candidate* from every nook end earner of the nation. The newly frowned queen ot American pul. •hiituile l*_ahowh with Ihc trophy ahe won fur havlny the moat beautiful gown In the faihbm ahoW. Orel. Tin* Jnpniir*n announced 0 wrik nru Hint the two drive* aunihwaid fromth* Ivlplny-Tleot. alii line were di-ilyned lo cloar all main; Chinese military yro-ipa out of FuuthrrA Hopei II IM * MOV lion men. waa helievr,! elowlr. Prutlnce and It tippenred tndiy Hiab-tbi* plnn may■he near tuottllhilra ntny lo llu-lr * pro nom l «e»a fir*t line poillmn*^ •Irelrhlni In mmth i l-.tun, Japanaa* nalike a solid wall of ronrreto, aletl. and fleah from Tsmiarhow 10 mile* snulh of Tlnnlaln Hiroogn I'tollncfu co tulle* south, writ of ivlpli^r Into tho hill* W0ft of this ronqiierrd rnpltnl of (!b-na ■ dragon cmpcrori -m There vrn* bitter fighting In Chapel area of Rhanghal. JapanC*e were trying to flrhl tln-lr way lo strntcr1*1 North llallwoy Station term! v i • of thu line from Naitrlnc. and war,- ntiarkIng with hand grnnaitr* and the bny nni-1 , Chtneae alio reported hand* lo-haiU flghltng around the vil­ lage of Ynnrnnchlanu In the northwest. They nald the. ill 110 PAI.MKTTO AVENUE Inge hud rhangeil hind* .in I'llONP. 319-J lime* In the pn»t l l hour* hut that Chinese Infantrymen were holdli^; It Ibt* morning after mowing down a Japanem de­ BauuBBBnuHaaenunnuuuseu tachment with blr swords In North China three Jnpineie nrmle* rontlnimd to ml vance along the three railway line* Which tend Into tho I'l'iAND plnf-Tlentaln are* Northwest ; ef Peiping On the Pulping Hill-j 3 ICngroving yuan railway. ,lhey war# over-: running Norlllern Kluitpl ITnv-' 113 H. Park Arc. lore and wera teady |n alrlli<-' " sooth from Tatung Fu toward* 1 l a u v J i a a a a a i a e a s i a e n s BU l llie proslncli*l rhpltnl. Taiyuan ' Fu. and weal wind Into Rulyimf Pniflnca. Snuthweat of Pelnhig, on tinOn Eony I'nymfnt Plan prlplng llankow railway, th e y kept up cnnllnunila preianre on AS LOW AS Ihe rhlneae ndeanred line* wlillo their ntiplane* homln-d the. Important railway Jttmdlnn ot Rblhchlachuing aoqth at r*hi DOWN n*ie gever*I northern military headquanars in Paotlng Fu S EE US FOR YOnH To the east of thu Pplpliig (!AS, OIL, LUnKICATION Hankow Ufe SO Ike Tientsin' F ltO N T A X L E AND Pukow Nanking railway, tha JapD R A K E WORK * this* bad raached Taannbow It was liiilicftod that Hils arair, under I.luat. Gen, Reaauke fsognl, might cuing weal warJ (rum Taangcbow la an effort to! hem In an 'estllMled SOf oow PHONE 37 201 N. PARK Chines* trouAa Itf the Panting Plea Is Made F o r Civilians In War Zones tit itit iii m m m m eg mtiTMt ruititieii tatiititt from ik w Him ii Iihii ( u n i t an ««a t* lA * itvfimi tupplf til lh* vurld a k « « mhhtf. Mo««y M«nl K»f» aW Is miattfattarim sad r f iilr ih iio a tasbl* firtHOM to »«ll I jmqwilid lift ! M lowaf THAT’S WHY R. N. NIPPER Y O U O ET MORE FOR Y O U R M O N E Y IN SIGNS OF ALL KINDS FIRESTONE jj- Fine Watch j Repniring j Diamond Setting i S McLnulin, Jeweler | STAN D AR D * / fire$tont T IR E S STANDARD F i r e s t o n e build* a firot-riuallty tiro made o f top grade material* *nd tell* it fo r lee* money ^ bcctuie Firattone pane* saviogi along to you In the form o f extra value*. Flrcitone control* rubber and cotton supplies at their sources, manufactures with .greater efficiency and distributes at low er coat. Because o f these economies — 4.1010 M i l l 4.10-11 f - H 4 J l i » V -fS M i l l IliJ B l-KVt? U - l # othi * Y O U O I T B X T R A P R O T E C T IO N A G A IN S T B L O W O U T S — eight ettra pound* o f rubber are addtd to T ir t if o n t Saj Carfci Be)H Tkc« B y ta k in g Cardul, (kounu i * o f wottocn h a t* fdffint they enn avoid much o f thh m on tlily a a ffd rin g Ihdy Oono fu " f l i r t . LT nmptom apgffi" A k fg ia r palita and J a n g W B kiYtg can bd atUhir by C afdu t o r b y i pity wM k » ' w trcataM h i. . 4.40AI 4.W1I Idaho Grown Bean Seed '‘ RUTW’ E K S SEEDS G RO W ” . HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. PnONE 4 V A DELICIOUS O / N T H t HOME-COOKED MEAL AT Laneys Drug If doHcioua HandwIehUo Hfot your friend* if HinTONS PHONE. 10J, m il Tirtiton* SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 100 W . F i t e T B T . suit veovoanoviArevy 4.40-21 5 S . H CMPM0* ■■• tinea I* the Valve */ FireMaaa hlewday aveaiag* i fcrftal Thursday -Tires—Bjittcrica Anglo-French Sub Campai ►-■** RBW ItMWD W we wete .delayed on the highway ■y • drove of sheep, a thousand or more being driven ooverol hundred mi)** to summer feeding ground*. A girl and a boy ae which were listed In Ihc Presi­ quo, the CorernaKnt policy re­ dent’* l-nule (tuition of May I maining cn a Jt-hour bait*.It « « < indicated that Kennedy 1U.I7. “ Ah) uthrr merchant w sw U iilrrmly had b w o l ortlcnr for the Wichita to he hillrtl at San Pedro. fly me (In- American Kloe, « liirh I The Maritime Commission, howatU'in|it to tiam-poit anj e f the i-«-n am inutile to say definitely IU1..I article' lo Chins or Jntutn. that the Wichita would be prevent* will, mil I fsttiwr notioc, ilo » j at China and warned all other eoooil from |tmree<lin> The Cummin* w l» flying the Star* ami Stripe* thctc non rlik. cion will meet lodiy. amt with the “ Tin- <|urilioti of a|t|>lyine the Cn- fch-iit’« I'ti-clnnulion before It, lhat they carry war cargoes at Ni-utrillt) Act u-naltt* in * t ‘tui Iholr awn risk. mule the final tierUion. ___ In a atatement issued after a lengthy cabinet meeting with Jo»tph B- Kennedy o f tho Maritime Comm ha Ion It waa emphasised tha order did not Invoke tho neu­ trality Inw ayalnat Chino and Japan. a n ti The President’* order waa beIhreed aimed primarily at the Gov­ ernment-owned freighter WkhltsWhkh lr en route to China with a caryo o f hoinbiny planea where aho h at San Pedro, Calif., refueltnc hef ore head Ing for the Orient The Wichita, operated under lease, hy thr Roosevelt Steamship Conrpnny. left - Baltimore- Md., on Aupn«t‘2T. Tin- Mutrment aakl: Itilrnnv 10-23 I-on e r F lo o r I M S "Mrfrliant vc»»e!» ownetl by the Government of the United State* win firt hereafter until further miller bo permittrd to transport lo rblon or Japan any of Ihe arm*, ammunition, or Implement* of war EWorld League her The meetiny waa opened with Japan Refuses Mediation By TM1rWaf!a* Mr*. John Devi* entertained Mies Janet Chapman and Miaa bwinra* \ n d L w y ft * Mlaalooary Society Of the Evelyn Echol* spent today in tho Alithoan C ta - will he Orlando. IM at the beta. of Mr*. J. ------ gAtatttb IrtBALft. 8Ato n m . vu> nro< P t rsonals 1U • * ' �V * $ 1 i VV * ii H. • w£b*R f i x jlS j *. i l t firin g O f Dressen A s Pilot O f Cincinnati Reds Starts Big Shake-ups In Big-Time DON’T FORGET THE U T I L E FELLOWS hE s t a R d a 4£*; f v * K '3 ♦ * rf’H • LEGAL NOTICE trrr DHntt, S t Louis And Chicago In Hie American League Have Belter Batting Averages Titan The N w York Yanks I '1 > or s A vro n n . r i .o o i n * . le t it >1 S jo o l 4. o maal*'n*l raraarmtlaa. rrral- {■*•JJ « 2}®** Ja4 ama attaUmm ooSor tk* U iH |*JR • } J* T u m u lt , & j j s i r . ! ; fc ( le t 1 of Block 4, CBMTAIN I . M M r r o * W H IM J i TASKS AND krKtTAl. ASIKSH- {*J J « 'Bf'S, V MBWTS ABM UBUSttCKST. W f ■ “ f k BOS TUB STATK OB riAMIBA. * , * L, SIz.C' • • S*a*BB».K C O II1 T 7 , ,* * *• IS O S \rn B X r ie m iD A . U ole— . t a , ; X ■ OH CIS JL<*t i of BlocIt ft* TO A U . PRIUONH AND COUPOR. 1 {J J J 'A T K IN S IHTKHEBTKI) IN OH. Jet I I of Black A HAVIHU ANT LIBN OR CIJUM l e t I I of Block «. UPON ANT OP T1IM L A M M M 4A4 V UKBCRI1IXD im tirn m . l e i It of Mark * Tos ora htroby nollfloC tket le i >• <1 Bj*(| i crrT or sankoiid. klohida. s {* { '• J J atanfoIpBl rorpor*Itnn. ho* (Had iAt n of Btork t Its hill of caniklo.nl la Iko Biers le t II of Block » « l n « f court la loraclnoo fol.S- }e t t l o f Mock I « M t l tsk liras, to* corllflektOk {* * “ . * • »S or orrciol a »»»m * n l* wltk {*>* J* J4JHHo* .*■ loiortot ana ponoliUA upon Ibo le t I at Block 7. ssroolo of Ion.i oat forth In Iho {e l * "{. HJi*4* 4*. fulioorids ochclul*. iho ositro- {"J I of Mock 7, solo Bkiasnt of ouch loo lien*, {e l 4 of Mark 7, U . cw LflM I... o~l or. sr.el.1 « - » • »; Btojf ;■ aseeeameats. lottrrit *n4 p«nal> i „ , i . . . j w b t V k o lu H Wn-D»nsl-h u le a ' : lisa, 4*410*1 raid r**r*ctl*s parcola of lend n* *ol forth In aald bill of complaint. be n* n*t u t 1 or ntoch ii. Lot 1 of lll<x* II. Lot I of Mark II. le t 1 af Mark II. le t 4 at Mark II. le t 4 of Mock It. le t .11 at Mock II. le t 11 of Mark II. le t II of Mark II. J e t It at Mock- II, le t 14 of Block II. le t I* af Black II. le t 17 at Mock II. 4*».»t Lei 1 of Block II. t l t t l f e t » of Block II tto.of l e t 0 of Mark 11 4*4.17 le t 7 of Murk II. UI.M l e t I of Block 11 tH J f.le l • of Illork It, •** it le t IB of IBook I t 11*11 l e i II of Black II, •M..I le t I I of Mark I t tto.ll l e t 11 of nior* I t 1IB.II> l e t H of Mark I t ISo.lt le t I* of Block I t 444.17 l e t l « or Mark I t 414.iT l e t 17 «r Mock I t 4*4*7 le t It of ilk-k It. 411.11 le t 11 of M irk I t 4i ».m*. Let 10 of Block 11, 474.44* le t I I rf nine it I t 414*41le t 71 of Mock I t 474.44. le t I of Black I t 471411le t I of Mock I t 474.4*| Let 1 ol fllotk I t 474.441 ler 4 of Mark II. 474.44j Lei 1 of Block I t 47144 , t e l • or Block I t 447.711 1ait T ,.l lll.cl, 71 ■ appo*.t* oa|,l nai rrl* In tlio followlns C lftru f mmi SL I*um| tl ’ Ktlhnfl fClurnrnt Prizes Offered By G. E. Dealers Governor Rivers Outlines G e o r g i a Chaingang. Reforms For Best Essay ATLANTA. Bapt 1*.—( f l Oov. K 1>. Kivera--announced pcs* lenity ha plan* to kboliah Georgia chain gangs. an.l discontinue urn o f shackles air chains on prison*!* In convict camp*. The governor outlined a broud program nf priion reform In tha itsta under which all persona would be *cnt fir»t to the now, modern Tattnil penItenHarp. Un­ der the naw pl»n work In rood K id C S t i . i ijii. S aS ^ kc h t n M tin c fmrtrwA- 4l-4.it*. tunic-, Ij Ifh a n a a i m - i d - I, i * l 4«u*to I; lai4*.i. i.i-a li 1; I—a ictfL It—■ I. I ,D id . H i III, a t-lOlD-1-. I I. li| D d a a a l.i, VAhktTs 11; •wtlrt Sfi- libblli, I mwm. 3*. $''•»»»* 1IHI Hug ValHOttn 21; llttf, $40,000 Will Be Given WinnersOf Contest; First Prize $12,000 rrtpea accrrgaUng $10000 will Le diilribuled in a “ ie *l loiter" rontrat being apnnwrred in thU section o f FloriiU by the Florid* Ihurrr and l.ight Company, »C curding to an announcement made today by II. II. Calenum, lucal manager. latter* lit lie entered In the runleal will he on the subject, “ Why the K W lrk al Msmlard of Living Appeal, In M r,' ami until nwuply wflh rule* acl down In fire htformalion folder* obtain­ able st the piwer company and from General Klertrie Cuntpsny dealer*. First pm o •* a new $1200(1 home; ateimtl prire, a ncuf $it,tN>0 ; homo. The rrmiining * J0.04H* will I be dhtributed in c*>e hundmt $200 order* for elcrlrroal • a|ipliinrm ITefi will ha dlttiibuUd the weak lending Oct. I and ten will ba ! awarded every week thereafter through Dec. I. Announcement of the winner* af the two new home* , will ha made after Dee. 4. AH priara are drmalnl 1y General Klertrie Carnality. Irttrea entered in tha $(0,00() priae conteat may eon I* in 100 wnftl.e ar I m i . They must ba writ­ ten or typed on the officUl con­ test entry blaek, which are en* I Hoard in the free information folders. There la no limit on tha . number ’ o f entries which may be made by a single person. Kerryorw may enter the rontrat. The folder*, available at Florida Power and ligh t Company and iacal General Klertrie dealers- contain informa­ tive malarial detailing tha advan­ tage, af complete borne' eleetriflration, tnriudlng kitchen treat(r a n i, scientific lighting, planned ! home wiring, heating and air candit Dating which help entrants in writing their letlar*. I “ The pur|nae of Iba priae con* A r t at (MiDon that K ld f* k « w fsllrw brim W. fmrrhesrs abroad C la M M ified A d vertisem ents ‘Hell The King* Greet Windsors In Vienna VIENNA. Kept, 16. - M V Cries o f "U til the king! Hyil Ed­ ward!" greeted the Duka and Durbcas of T/indaor Dst night on thair arrival, from Hungary for an overnight' stay. A crowd of 400 welcomed tha couple nt the railway station. Tho GAINESVILLE., Kept. 1 8 ^ duchoi*. wearing a dark bide l r iv ­ Purchase of I4 A U acres of land aling suit, carried a bouquet of to be added to three national rosea given her by Dudapest ad­ ' forests In Flarida waa recently mirers. Tbs Wimtaor*' Immediate plena approved by tho National Forest lt*irnralion Commission, accord­ wars unknown. It wsa believed ing to u report received by lb* they would go to Paris, perhaps State Agricultural Extension Ser­ for ptrt o f tha winter. vice. A total of $46.T7U$ waa Halo effects may ba achieved to ba paid by the federal gar. b coiffures by^, tying a piece af eminent for the land. Of the total. Z3AU acres will cord around tho betid and pinning be added to Ocala National rar­ tha hair around the cord. est. Nina hundred aad elghtytwo a r m will be added to ChoUwhalckee National Forest, while 124 acre* will ba added to Apalachicola National Forest. Purchase Is Approved For National Forest oral living conditions brought a t — M h w t e x B X N Fu r S a b about by ekrtfie aarvtce in the l home," Mr. Colemaa- local VnanaI FDOT MAJESTIC Krfrlger- gtr, aald. “ Naturally we hope that Scott-Carrn* •Kent Inn drawn to electric »• ra­ Mar tar $12 be way, Inc. kes by the contest will promote mare complete electnfirst loti af l U N T HASWL1S, garden Ih b homra not ’ 100 parrrnl equipped' trawAs, and full tine td attp Canada's foreign trade during piss for the grow era. . Hill the first half of thU yedr was hlgallarduate Ga er than far any correapottding pa* We hare haUery radios—assy Hod since IH4) l i r a * tu tow la Ile a weakly. MiWtia Auto S w ell r’ GLASS MIRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABUJTY Pfttabar^i Proof Products to-wlt! M.14 fifti II 2efi.il HTf.lft IT26 31 fiff.tl * behavior. "W o aipact to abolish chain gang* aa yuch and to revamp them Into honor highway campe to which prlaonera will be permitted on good behavior," Hlvera an­ nounced. "N o shackle* or ehalni of any kind will ba placed on tha prisoners In the highway campe." JUrara' ambitious prograip pro­ poned "to put Georgia's priton ay*trm on a par with the beat In I he natton.’’ Necessary legislation will be placed before the apecial ses­ sion of tha general aairmbly In Dacember. “ Wa aipact to havo a penolcgiet In charge of the modem TatnaTI prison,” tha governor aald. * "Prisoners will ba tlaaalflcd and their background, an! ineir u»cwpcruuuu- training iiBiiunK ■ »• •aperienea will bA analysed. Th»y will ba given work which ia best suited to rehabilitate themselves." Gold Imports To IJ. S. Decline In August arhodal* Lot Lot Lot l^lft Lot UH I- jI Lsl ta t ta t ta t I Ail ta t ta t to t to t to l 1of Block I. Sof Block 1. I of Block I, 4Of Biota I. I ot Block l, • of BlockI. 7of Black 1, 4at Blaek 1,. 4af Black 1. I* of Blo*k I, I I af Black t I I af Black I. I I at Block I. 14af Black I. I I af Block I. I I of Block t 17 af Block 1. S h ; V, « !: t o l I* of Block 1. tot to t Imt to| to t to t to l Lot ta t ta t Lot to l to l to t to t to t to t lo t to t Lot to t to l A>t I I atBlock I, 1ok Block I. 1 af Block 1. 1al Block I. 4af Block I, I of Black 7, * of Black t I of Block 4. • af Mock I. • ot Block 1 I I af Block 1. I I of Bluik X l l of Block L I I of Uloak U 14 af Block L I I of Block I. 11uf Mock I, IT ot Block t. I I of Block i. I I of Block L I I of Block I. I I of Block 1. tl of BlockI. ftSfcit fi»l 6* fifi.fit 41677 tun *1311 ISShtf 1I1C.3I 141.4ft fttt.ftft 141.61 64US 4W.7ft Ml.fifi fill 66 fill fifi ftSSJI ttUj fill fifi lo ill fill 26 fill 63 01.17 03 17 Ml.fifi fill.fifi •II. fifi nun 4*4 (4 XOTIC-H np a pri.it- ATI 0 N T * ADOPT t i l l ID. TO: WHOM ,T MAT tXINCKHNl*. Nolle* la htrabf givan lk-t M ■ sMoralatiod will on tk* att. d n l 1af Ortebor A. D. 1147. at taw ■ o'clock A. M. ur s* *oon lh*ra| afl*r a* tk* malisr may ba haard. apply to a Juda* of tha Ninth Jiu.lc.al rirruli, Hmlnol* r-ounlr. Plurlda. fur aa M o at tho adnpilnn of an Infant mala child under the lunii nf Chariaa W«*l*y llaeitl. Ji . untrd at Han* fnrd. Nnmlncto Oounly, Kinrid*. | this lb- *17- (tar of Htptrmhar A. It IBT. (-•tAlll.Ka Wi;H!,BT KAM IL TIILHUIt; ItAMIL JOB PRINTING PHONE Seminole Printing Co, All you have to'dfri* write lOO wordson^hy! the electrical, wayjof^ivihg'appeals^cojrouij Anyone who know* the tax; d * cootloct and economy o l ciqgtric KtTM$$ hi tht hooc knows �••• Scmlnold County FMCnMC More Frail And Vtfetabtai T te a Similar A m la A m rfca DAILY NKW8PAFX* Aaaodated Drive Planned To Raise Funds For Auto Park SANFORD, FLORID^, State M arket Will Have New Packing House Soviet Keystone .WalterCooper Named Head Of Committee To Lead Campaign For Trailer Camp Drive Will Start On Next Monday Codner Urges Every MerchantAndEvery Citizen To Do Part . An IntrnsWe campaign to raise funds for the develop­ ment o f a trailer camp on tho lake front as seen in the process o f formulation with the announcement this morning that Walter L. Coo­ per, local realtor and insur­ ance agent, had been ap­ pointed by T. E. Simpaon. V, SEPTEMBER 1C, 19S7 NUMBER Established In 1008 ... - -'JJue 100 New C u e! Of Cholera In China Dev BOMBS DROP N E A R DOLLAR LINER Mind Dollar i To Market menced By iter Dealer Cholera Epidemic War Zones Re S e r i o u s Size Congestion Gro II. .K. Took" ol Clr*rw*t«r yesterday heron construction of ■ 110 MO dtru* Packing house •I Ibe Florida Hints Market hem which J. O. Mlrhael. manaKnr. of I ho market atee tied . Would Increase sale* at least IS perron) atnrlnjr tho comlnr sea1 ■■ton- ‘ The now building will nu»»v I urn Miias/fnnt awl will bo bttlll i hdjoluW lha warahouan ran> atnietnd lout aoftUM on the north I 1 **•' of ll.. 11.0 Ilnbkht Market lltlltlllnr building Aerial bomba are ihowri V I . ••The mee) *-»<>drr„ equipment “ will be loiullad la the new waa taken from the Conte V Far building.” Mr. Tooke, who operpnrklitR houae In lamgwood Inst season. ^ Loyalisls Loo Chinese Regain City Of LfOtien; In North Japs Claim Chinese Lines Are Crumbling D a l l y ilodlng pear the liner Ptealdent .Ho over, mistaken by Chlncae for a Japanese transport. route to Hongkong with refuge ra. It waa flown by Clipper ahlp to Han Kranciaco. i C otfiF To Qod'st Tho picture League Asks U.S. To Play A Part Id Chinese Row S H A N d H A T .- Sept, lfl.- * ( A P ) — T h o ch olera epidem ic rrnchiiiR Rrnve ’ proportjO M xprund IhrouRh th e fo r r ifO 'dcctont o f thla w a r -r M »e d ' nn’ lnijHillH t o d »y ■ triltjw f down ntorc than 100 Addi­ tional victim s o v e rn ig h t. T h a Htvt'op o f th e dread dlaeRAd rtiiaod tho num ber o f CRiM in the lotemallonal HctUartaii* and the French Conceailon aloe* to 740. There are an addiUMAl 1,400 suspected case* In tba two arras. In the Chlnaae aacthma 0< -j the city where w *t rvfugoa* fcAYW % bm-n huddled together wllblAk even tho moat primitive aaadtoTF. proviakma, th* number o f t f H f w waa tM-Uavcd to ba In tba -lb ad* anda. The Chinas* countor-AttMUl .' In forte from the renter of tltalf u — ii* —a *■ rag* Thaaoi only the amall growera who hate £ a a a I . >P president o f the -Seminole County only a email lot of fruit but O a l l v v A t 1 6 D ■Un any Wmnunl of fruit whlrhi ’ Chamber of Commerce, to heed the larger growera with to aell. ' | _ D JaaFV My MRH. J. J. IIOLI Y , a Trailer Camp Committee. lug that waa (he accenuu of the i Tim parking houao la the A ll D l llC l - t J l It was on traullful Yellow ailed ranymi; B<i|mi vielloi or vieThe drive la expected to get [ •Slone Lake that‘ we enjoyed moat. lima to ilii- hoapilal, peihap* an grrateal Improvement to he made ______ under way naxt Monday and will ! be carried to a whirlwind eonelu. alilm the Market waa bulll. Mr. F Pm ran A m li tf un !Q H f r (uth * np mo A fr ll m l,luc **ke with anow nuto d,i*lied down in one o f the AQ um H kk Mlrhael axieried and he la da- r r a n c o n I l lilil H S a u n topped mDUnUini , round, jt » « . many botlnmleas pita (never found rlon. The camp will be located lighted over the proaperla that R e s is tC IlC C H u tf on the plat of ground bounded out the tmuldt'L ft? {food, Commercial, Palmetto, rllma ae well vegetablea w ill___ / Ih lft n U a v - o - - / J a l we h„ arallnhle for truckera w h®o---l»8 l .and the Lake Front Boulevard1 a a m iiic w Thgll . » cR.rthe water ................. for our ,,.n it-.-.Mn,r the v fligeialur the win ftenuept the market. ------n ccie lo Ibe red, but that waa Other member* of the commit­ ‘ low sill-withh i* till of seven Iferotnfore, Mr- Michael. nsHEN DAVE, Kept.,. It!, GENEVA, Bypt., 16. —M*| A h o (Deal *|mrt. Thr nights were *o feel from Hie (wound. There being tee of which Mr.0Cooper la chair­ scried, the Iruckera have had to The Loyalist* Spanish K c«ld we rrnipl extra blankets, and lio serceii, we roll Id easily lay a lo-ague of Nations' ctluncll pul man, are Mayor Edward Htgglnago to other polnla for tbelr menl’a desperate ilrlvr to eui then nearly froxe. In the morn­ pound or butter and n pound of Chlna'a appeal against Japanese 11. B. Pope. J. U Mawntelte, cltrtu, uatially farther aoulh and. munlrationa between Trrue lle e lln e d Oa Paaa t e a l ing* the car would have froat over brnikfial luteon in the window. aggrraalon in the hands o f the re(L and water outside would be About 4:00 n'rloek, with n bright vivt-tf advisory committee today NKW YORE- Sepl. H .—(/P)- thoee who carried mixed Inada|Zaragoxa waa flung lark loaded their vegelajjlea.ln a terrific encounter. The tee, yet the days were warm ami half mnoii thlnlug in the wintluw, and aakrd the United Mates lo Asproilmatety 1-004.004 N e w also balmy. Yorker* were expected lo vole them or plckad op what fliey^enta claimed live aaaault ro I wat nunln awakened by a snif­ lake pait in it* deliberations. The "last night we were in Yd- fing sound just nt my head, ' The quirk dispatch of invita* between 3:00 and 10:00 P. M, could on thalr return to the governmcnl 5000 cau>altlra. On the (iljon front (Hr ati lewatone Park, ill the wee hour* through the ral tn wall. 1 soon lll>n" Kaatam Daylight Time tmlay lor northern market*, thereby greal'Vaahington anti 21 other afli-r midnight, 1 was awakened . eolixetl it wna . gnng of bear*.(‘•"pdal* made it certainithe Unlte.1 mayoralty candldatea bringing ly deereaalng the amount of bua- resistant e of the hardy A»t brought a tribute from th I y the far o ff *uund of n Mien, it They were rampnging the garbage. Joeaph Grant. nggTW, TAMPA. .Sept I I — Barton If. to an and on* of the moat pui- Ineaa transacted. m"* ‘ » • " « lf , ? r ■T tielleya many of the trurk- ‘ urgent high command. Con drrw hearer and the sound innir but thU aniffing « l o«r r n h i n w opertte with tho gotnmUtae railed tale last night by 04ttBrhorpt. president of Tamlapil atlng primary campaltna In th* era will ‘lake advantage of thl* Ing on the day of flrrrc « ahricking. I could estimate the ill- mov-cd to the wind -w aide, and in " " "kicli her rrpm enlatlvs for- ear 0. If. Hhalfer after he It Trail ,Tmir*-‘ haa been named dly*i hlatory. recti on aa coming from the Wevt a flash 1 braid hugr |mw* bit the iw rly K*rv«l Nailonal Uana* cantaring about packing hoae* and buy both [in which inaurgent airrrafi said to lihvn attempted to atoteb chairman of .the Florida Safety Ihalr rltroa afd their vegetablea Iadvantage of a break in the iwgallc Mountain aide.' through Craig lly Its action Ihe League also a pockatbook from Ibe hoadd of Connell at an exerullv* meet lag the N « » Deal eat sharply bcto» i aide nnd icratrh Uuler (lie win­ ppshed Into the bark w «»A a n y , M^ here M U wljl. fTealJr JecUltatOjCr >JL>mir ekploaWee on the A aitm iV au . Eventually h -was within tfur * t * r “ W rtwhaoo party tjn*e Mfd draw natloAdow, which wax open. I an rained Ull|klllL, near Baar Ninth N altanllon from poison* their loading,-, the market man- Tan's mountain fortification*, Gun.[the bnundrry of the Lake lanlgo nnd sprang up. Jml In lime In m-c -Iuralli'll iif aanrtiunx against .In* 1 walking Street1 __ fo lio English. Hlale Bupertn- wide Icndt-at of r«b llc Instruction. anxious to got any poaithlo enr- agar aatd. adding that there waa rralisalmo Kranciaco Franco's com­ and finally the last sound* died the entire head anil Mhnulder* of a pun at least for a time. With Laurel Avenne, Chief of rdUee munique said. "W'e have rarely jltlnnsl approval, the Roy O. William* announced to­ In the mountains of the East, hugr Mark l-ear, silhmu-ltevl from rvrtt reaction on lha nnoaeVett no doubt that tbla Improvement Who roslgaod. waa the grraleat alnce tho open­ found auch rcaistancr. But tho patting up the Canyon aide, head­ viM her « p |m-*1 under day. 0 1 Preparations are under way Admlnlxtratlon In Waahlngtonlive bright moon. In um windmv. (I* mp4 !•**» Tfcr»»( aviation facilitated the Infantry's ing for Mummouth llot Spring*, Two candidates warn pro- ing of Ilia market In 1131. Tlm negro gave hi* a t* as IT for a atate-wld* anftty cam­ Juke yelled und thr Mur gial-hnl „Mr. Tooke haa had coifthler- advente und all objectives were |to ||u< hospital. I had ilieh a help, end stated that he was from paign .for arhool children, which N iw Deal They were Mayor FIthe butter and baron, .lake mu gained,” lea* anil terrified feeling, know■r»»ilaaw l — —a- tap—> Include* the organliatlon of orelto l|. Isduardla on the nn- aiilo experience In the cltnia In­ lloalh'k. Fla. hilt dented IR A dustry having worked for the Spanish Insurgents struck with' publlcnn ticket and Jeremiah T. arlimdboy patrol* and Junior prrlerred charge* which were Main Agriculture Department tar I he new fury on fruut* from the* , _ _ _ | against Mm when he wa* defi­ aatefy organliatlon through on I Mahoney, former slate Supreme five yean aa citrus Inapector Bay of Biscay lo Madriib Hnow ia O l a l C L I u U S L r O | ) th* atate, home text* to make Court Justice, on the Democratic ORLANDO, Hepl. U —Th* Hu- nitely Idanllfled by MtM RyhFAmid haa operated packing houses ,h............ ..... ......... . . -orih ...and .......... bitter raid in the Officer Hhaffer, who wai calldd children safety, conacloua, and ticket. reau of Economies, imikliyt II* The third candidate was Unit­ In twill Claacw'aler and Iw n g-'eeil iniplrrd effort* lo take vital the teaching of aataty in erery lo search for Ihe negro. arr*4ta<4 Hetit 1 rstUuste ol Florida ro l­ ed States Senator llnyal H. Cope­ wood, Mr Tooke and hi* family) government pointi Irfore Winter rlaa* In achool. lon. sel* Ihe figure (nr t h « him on aueplclon. near Nlolh ' have moved lo BanforS and ex*l*eta in. Hireet amt Holly Avrobo and Ro Chairman fichoopl. leader In land. outapokea ton of President prosenl seinxiii nt 40,440 bale* purl In make Ihalr permanent J ” V/«‘ e*n't slop now.” Insurgent Roosevelt, running not only on Florida bua nnd truck tranaporu( 4oo pound* grua* weight each. was taler Idehlllled at Ibe po­ homo In thla city, officers told their men south o f hla own .immorrntlr ticket na WASHINGTON, Sept, 16. — If ..... ....................... OCALA. Srul., Ill (IN H I Hope latlon- elnled (hat ha - accepted Heavy an,I prulungpd rains are lice Station a* the negro who Tim plant Will opau ahoulNov. (Jljon. Four columns to the writ j estimate* by the Agricultural lie- fur early real..... Hun » f work I he chairmanship of tho Counrll Tammany's randldatn with thn rr|H>rt(Hl to hunt done consider-( had attempted (■> take the pock1 ..„J will cater e.perl.lly o and «ooth o f that Biscayan .port.Ipar|mrnl <|# wrrMl> beraueo be rontldera Ilia situs- support o( former Gnycrimr Al eorrect, KlorU .'. Hie Florida rroaa-atul. alllp rauut «hlo damage In rollon rropa In rlbook. .* Re.tlm *mall growers who havu only where government force* are cun-, ’ lion today drtorvee aorloai con­ fred R. Smith hat on Urn out wna received heie l.v-l week when Walton. Okaloosa. Holme*. Jack Jtr*1|,ef![vl11 publlean ticket aa welt hlddlnl i tweiilydlve or more Imie* nt t.rn|nu,,| ( „ r „ f (lla| de.|H-r*l« J?**/1'BP sideration. mhnrnrf Irolt to market at a lime. Mr.-.ltan,| on the north coast, bi-ran !?ok. w " r M ’lember I Is be|nw t'ongre xmrii It. A Green und .I--- ■On. OltehrUI. Wash Ini tun. Alach­ •'Moro than I.T04 people bare for voles ol Ihnae nepubitcaif] , . ^™n i the ten year nvcragr, adding *h»t all j blasting their way through llendriek|i IhiHi prvdirlrtl tlmt th- ua, hi ail I-on amt Hairs, Rosa govheel) hilled In (raffle nrcldenta party member* hardened In o p -' Tmikn staled ornnge romlitlnn was stated cansl tml only would he r-mpUlrd rouiiNrs, thn report said. ih-tillugs will be ou a rash baijemnirnl rrslslanre iwp with hravy * position to the New Deal. In Dili elate In the paat four f Tba m u lt waa not expected •». |mounUin artillery. They (ought m ’ J? ‘T 75 ,’r,Crn' with hut nl»o Hint the Wolk would get {rural” ' lie polnta out. nnd addlledragglril tiled and aleepyi th* lq dlarua'lng lha operallona ■', fog, snow and alert. i ,hc Un J,, ,rr average °ofr ,70 per­ under way fooiii.r Ilian unyuno ,' ihC -The economic (os* and Buf­ to he known until fairly tale to­ City ( ‘uiimilaaioners ratuhtad cent, gia|H'ltiiiL eondltiun was g iv the market for the three yeorai strong wind* and cold already night becauwe paper bailor* were cS|>erted, fering, ronnected with ' thla home late liat night after w t m l en aa Cl perrn t against a ten nt |l* existence, Mr, M lrb»#l. h»d stopped the fnaurgont drive on being used Inatead of the raual Addretaing n Inrgti truwn gvlh nliiuybtnr la appalling.'* laborious hour* a|ient In an affbrt brought out th* tact that bual-j,hc Aragnn front. Alr|il*nr», how year average of 70 percent. voting machinal. eieil lo rrlrlinitn the opening of to formulate a tentatlva budspit The September I condition in r r * no** amoutnlnl to o»ar |lj>00.-lcvrr swarmed over government _ , , tho Male Farmers Msiket and the KSCINVIl.f.L, Bept., 16 — for the City during lha rowing 400 had been trenaaclad. T h . |t0.n i„ „ , aouthc.vt of Hdesra and new meol parking plant o f Hwlfl •'•ate Welfare lloanl Bp74 percenLwilli n ten yrar avrrngo mid Company, Ccngresamnn Green • Provwl tmlay a trnlalive plan for muuaiet Is also very optimistic Zucra and dropped rxpboiivra. i. tj,i__ of 80 percent. California grape­ over the prospects for the com­ Id: ''Your I'.r ideM, and my imlping Fiorkl.'a 2...004I dependthe Board to obtain the fruit trpotl(M aa “ only fair”. ing season and sipreened a be­ II’rrresiilrnt. Is going lo ronqili-te th rnt chiMitn Thr prognim must F1ND IAY, O. - L P I - Thad pnaatble tax cosl* for- th* The natiuhul picture Indlralex n lief that al leaal 11,040,000 Moorhead- farmer living west of iTCvive the approval of Iho na­ ‘ Mri. Emma Runge, S3, died audHhl|i rail*), and work un tin- pro­ R. I . Robertson, who for a*V. would mold be iraiivBrted^to bus- Find|iy i U wopderlng how long it somewhat largvr orange crop for ject will ntnrt runner than yo-i tional Korial Security Hoard. The of Sanford, it waa indicated, wkteh iraifjaeteo^ In the tnoou^ drnly at her borne on 701 Myrtla means that proposed e spendHurt# the season now opening, .due to era I yrsra haa b—n in charge ln*ea dealing* at lb* M r k a t '^ i,^ ,n w*i r ouj a mule. He says Art-nun stout 0:30 o'clock thla Ihink. H will Ih- built and complet­ frdrral government would con­ must be iltced to th* limit. of the X-ray department In the thl* *rn»on ’..rm Beetle" i . r " *ha. ju-t Vturned. i4L|eurUj|ril t l),e fact tlmt wa* ed under Mri Itooeevrlt." tribute 1200,006 In (ddilian to tho ■mirnlng, , ,'Old )a, t California'* . rll0|| bycrop ',M,avy Tho Board adjourned Th* property oa which V* * i and I* still doing her *hero of (he Mr*. Runge haa been ■ resident Hanford Clinic ruffrrnt a ner­ Following Green, C.uigreasmnn 1100,000 appropriated hy the Leg­ again Monday night wheal losses from cold. breakdown Wednesday parklag house le being built he* ( „ rm wor^. In Sanford for f t year*, moving vous Jim llrndrlek* concuriid with him islature. The maximum payment on Ihe budget will be resumed. here with her husband In lOOg. She night and baa bean sent to a Imen leased by lfr. Took* toe In Ihe Iwllcf Ihal rally reaump- for one'child would bo 318 month­ ■ was Lorn in Germany, Feb. I,. 1374 hoapilal for treatment, according period ot years with the privl-J llen of w v li would occur and pre­ ly- and for. each other child In tho log* qf renewal when the agreefamily the maximum would ba |12. otwl WS' n member o f the Praeby- to Information rcleunvd hare to dicted foterLh artivity in Heals day. ' ineiu expire*. Irrtah ctrargh. ■ml Niirruui,.ting territory wlu-n Mr. Robert*op has been lq III Firticml service* will be conduc­ the -■anal wn< rompleted. health for some time and hta ted In the l*reibjterlan Church at rrally ruwrded liiSt Weather Ferecmat condition reached a climax. teat 440 o’clock Friday afternoon. Dr, it Roosevelt alrnngly.faPartly cloudy tonight and Fri­ The object of an odurallon providing equipment fur *ecurin». Wednesday night. Examining llruwnirc, paster of lb* Preaby* vnrt the e*ily complcllon of Ihe day with aratlerod akowordFri­ Ihe dnalra for, the rap irltr foi thean rasqntlale. t t t trrifn Church, will offlciat* and phyaiclao* revealed that be w Florida Grot* State ('anal and day on tho south west and « i * that Hi* student* taka advan­ and the ability to niialn n inlrrmrnt will b* made later In suffering from a brain tun tram* aoulh cooaUf. Extraaao lhat naval ami military authorities . BALTIMORE, >ld. Sept. la. — high standard nt RvliJt was lit* tage of tbolr opportunity. and will probably undergo i . tlm I.Verjmwn Cemetery. aortbwaat n « I U « —partly atewdp The first carload of Florida grape* aubjert of Hf* address ..I Cm)*' The. H er;’ Paul Uedtrarn. P**' Ipok on it a< on important m-v- in Survlton arei her beabend- H. operateju within a abort tins*. loulgbt and Friday, fruit nf the season, shipped from ty Snpeeliitsadeilt T. 4V. U » , tor of tba First Metbosllat Church, our national defense program Jlutigr, live datlgbtera, Mr*. G. A. lleflulle ar-utanee from highest Daytona Tide* » Lalmetlo, FU.- wim told through ton in lha aver goo alb-lt-ul- av* and Dr. te D. BrownMt". -pas­ . fV tfn m af Ocala, and Mr*. Got* Friday's (klea, high, 3)10 A. M . the. Italllmoio Fruit Ksehang* semldyd In tba Bambini.- 11tats tor of the praebrterlau Church, ifpologirhl and engineering authorWorkmen H-dey had almost Irutle Gilbert o f Sanford; twe eon*, Fi May (Si-fit. 10), and waa taken ■eboql audUertum In llm open­ took part to tb# devotional eg- lllea that the ronstruction of th* completed tha yr-roofing of iho 3:43 I*. M i low- I0.-U3 A. M- I t i t t lV, F. Rouge, and Time R. Runge readily by th* trade nt prkce rang­ ing re real oatee Tweed tv erf Men and 0. B. McKay, prin­ Canal will in no way harm Ih* building which liouaga tha Huff­ P. U. ,Ndh of Sanford and alao three Baraaaetar cipal, walcommt lha aludeala le state'* walrr i.uppiy has served la man Electric be I vice. ing from 31 to 13-03. The object of educall-m. It md Julia* Lovejoy. it, af Chicago i.i-trtt III Europe. Yoalerday, 30-111: today, MJ0Z N. W KallenbacR, manager of a “ wider dltUlbatln* of aulqrao- th* arhool In a abort addraaa. remove this ol.Jertlun ami tha fa­ I ’ ‘" ‘I1* died suddenly from what was be­ I‘reel pile I ten v Dr. Brownlee apok* in the vorable report uf army kngineerx Mlaa Charlotte Smith, clerk ot lieved by physicians to 4* a heart the exchange, raid that consider­ bilea. radio* or oteetrlr i dr I t ­ i n j approvul by the Rivera and Total for yeatenlay •ttack. according to tefonnatJou ing- th* season*of the year- the erator*. bat a wMar dtalrlkuHcm epeulng exareUea conducted at tho City Hall- left recently for a Total, for month -------Trull'w a* o f excellent quality, nt pbyslcat, mental and emuilon-, tba Hinfurd Grammar 6chord Harbor- Gniiifnltlw, *Der raFsfnl twe week* vacation visiting Wash­ received here today. Normal (>■ date — , yaeterdar morning on th* “ Moat and dxbausliie rlu.jy and numer* ington- New York and other Mr. Lovejoy Was an electrical Ulro color- heavy, and gaed flavor. al health.” Temperataihn • The school* seek to tcrura that t* in Thin. OWn Eya.* ona public bearing*, hayy. .brought points north engineer at tba Youagslow* fiber, Maximum, Pt; Minimum- ft.'. _ _ * * Kipp principal of Iho moat everyone to realitr ibe nut it Hinas devalopowata (brooch pro- Earl T. W. LAwtoa will be la u and Tabs Company In. Cbkago TWO ARC KILLED and Impertan' c nf the project ami ' / Herald reading. school, reported lodpy. riding physical educallnn and Iradanre at the meeting ad the and wna living with hla brother Georg* Thurston- exalted ruler Talks were also (Ivan by Mrc, favor Its 'eariy'Vomplltlan. Inrludlng STARKE. RepL !«.—(d l—A laaptratlonal facta ra* c-.pcn|lva commktee of the Bern- L C. [e n jo y e f Chicago’ at the • 1 ---‘J Offlalal RopoftHtfk of th* Elba Lodge here, today re­ astro woman and bar ll-yaar* music, dramatics and special W . I . Morgan BnWord arhool look* Ilaptlat Al««UHoa| to he Haa* e f bis death. quested that a* many members of ------ 7 '•All 1 W. Lawton, held In tb « n n l JtapUet Ckarrfc H * te survived by hi* ttope old daughter were killed yester­ aoeckara along with the regular trustee, and T Iho local lodge aa could attend th* KLOPEMENT HABIT _ ip* coantg ooperlnlendenl. in Pe|m«d thla afteewoom. It brothers. L. C. Levejoy af Chicago. day when a track carrying work­ curricula. Mr. Lawton said funeral,lenrleea for Mrs. Emma of Howard Isinge', a alilh grad* “Tfa* Reboot la spend* OMAHA, 17«b. '-fA V -E lo p e * Rung* tomorrow afternoon. w «* learned todayJohn B. Lovejoy e f OrUiute, and er* from A th e *. Oo. lo Coat 10 .. bis year thaa atadent. lhankr.1 both Mr. Low- menta appear to Iw a habit In tho The meeting, Mr. Lawton A. B. Lovejoy o f Ron ford t two aal folnt. hajtlad down an am- log mt fl ____ ,-T. M teat be ton and Mr* Morgan on bahall bank meal a boot two mile, west Joooph Evans family of Omaha. (M a m a r a aisled, will bo foe (he pnrpc Mfam Elite Lovejoy of Th* Sanford t il Club will OA worth aver belore." of Hi# aladent budr wad. Ih* Whoa Dorothy, 31, eloped. Mar- moot Saturday morning at 10:04 1 2 ----~ ood Mr*. Faulloo H o w Of bar*. .....,............. , 00 rum luded, learners of th* srhbol for th* garirt, 33, thought it a rood Idea. o'clock In tha local Chamber uf |f „ Buy “ Tea other orcopaate of tho t b a lord. .* . g y lltttrd »nd lovely auditorlum -which won The next day she ami her bey Commerae building. Mr*. Gladyt Id ...... ..........._ _ M arrange asmla have m « vobtrte escaped aRlajarad, la- and sloe* 15 daring lha summer. Cuoiiiy ara Ihe laipayar af friend did likewise. ............... ~ I » T4*li(allnf officer* aaM, iCostlausS on Faf* TO***) * New Deal Stands As Big Issue In New York Voting A N D BACK AGAIN ' Resistencc ButSayih,r* »*• puu«i * many rmi **ijQLkbcldYc* Galfidtf Bgftoiiwi flMMaiMyy* t u t tllllhu Two New Deal Candi­ dates And One Anti Running For Mayor! Question p f A Ten­ sion In Submitted To Advisory Board ioept Is Named I o r i d a Safety Council Chairman Negrro Is Arrested ‘ By Officer C a n a l Will Be Completed) U. S. ^cn-Year Average Congressmen Say Cotton Crop Set At 40,000 Bales City Commissioners. Work On BudJret Child Aid Plan )s Okcyed By Isoard Mrs, Emma Runge, Local X-ray Expert €3, Dies This Morning Has Nervous Collapse '» Superintendent Lawton Tells Boys • And Girls Object Of An Education First Grapefruit Bring Good Prices Julian Lovejoy Dies At Home Of Brother c rrr, ? SchoolSuperintendent Attends DeLand Meet i - r s i s . 's s s "rz * ,s r LOCA L WEATHER CITY NEWS BRIEFS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 15, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b64640b21ceb98f2815a9a4641d9c281.pdf cbf0e1b7dfe23584d2dbbb11b5c14e5f PDF Text Text afer o tf. a sWiMMnvGTiE COKij ~ w ' tie Y e ite rd a y W a s h e d O u t; G ator- Gridders h T c w ^ T ie d U p A s O n e Have Two Weeks A s Tlbey R esu m e P la y o ff To End Workonts jB aseb all! T e a r 122,000 Saw Rede In | Action This Year A t Conrad Field f Cody Hope* To Make Good Showing With Squad In 1st T0t •aT t a n t n n a a a OAinKaa ti.i.w aw k m McMullen, lb ........1 1 • I Wray, el . —-----1 S. { P itm an , l b ------ - .1 i^vluatnn. ' lb . S K w V d n u "......" aV R ealn o , aa .-------- 1 ■laub. e .... 1 Blerra. |> . I Sparkman. v _ . l 1 I S » • • a * i DECANI). B ept II.—The DoLand naaeball Aaaoclatlon broke even on Ha 1127 ea*#on aa* poaea for tha f t n t. time In hla* to ry, Rualneaa M anager Bill Page aald recently. ' Paid admlaaioaa for the sea- = GAINESVILLE, Repl., IS. e Jit«l a w rrk from m i t Saturday night, the C at ora will tre t out under the llth ta a t Baton Rouge * U , to face In their opening sam e • .of 10-17. ene of the nation'a g re il J.football squids, L- fl. U. 11 There n e trr waa a Floridian m 1 I e I x u r a r l a n r t l e .......—1 a I t u T A i e ......... t* I I t 1 C lam a a --- — .,1 1 • p a \« * ttre parh was a t least r t ' v r ' more Inches under w ater f t ’ U waa Impossible to play id m o r a r a ln followed later. In ’ several stre e t creasing* In M W rbU yesterday, tha1. rain •far.w ag u> Over.tha sldevialk*, Ralph Flanagan, 20, th e hunky' free-atyler fro m Miami, F la , la shown setting a new American record of 20 .mlnuUe, 42.0 seconds In winning h la third consecutive Men's National A. A. U. oncmlle champlonihlp a t Chicago, lie finished 200 y ard s *h*ad of John Patton, J r., of F o rt Lauderdale, FI*. __________ S te tso n Gridders Undergoing Light j " V Kbigdoa, ■eoond basaman fa r th e Sanford Lookouts, may be a i t }of th a baseball world for the H m bM ar . e f the l i n action ** be euffgrrd a severe charity-horec M i a i r the second game of the D*fiend Berk*. . ‘ George Phillips Is, yep lacing the M W t major- leaguer a t - second 'u n i f i e d a one-ycar contract, and Hoa* Cody makes no ircret of the fact th a t h* would Ilka to krop on IME.STANDINGS A d v e r tis e m e n ts iMoeceeeatg 116—Apartment* For Kent ClevelaaC 4 -1 : ru. l-**ui» 1-1. "tloslun II* I'hlWllphlA I. TOUR W alsh repaired by FURNISHED APARTM ENTi'four wb# realty kaowa boss! rooms, bath and sleeping porch. JlF |lg e .- Magualla A v» (>18.00 p er month. 211 Laurel Ave, M n r o H ii _____ ;_ i t iinlfirwlU* I I vhbtk m iiav ’b n r.a i i .tb Hanford at Ualnrpvlll*, | tKifiaU. lain Urmm T m Ii M Han fur A at Udlnitvitli. iId In f—Rand isvik.Ii I; cnicsgn e. (leasee T atar 4)|>»n dste. ISTKnSATISVAI. I.KaflYH tvvIvfSar'a H m lls M ontreal 1-1*; 41‘irst ►VT' DUTY BLACK D U IlND T ftA lL K R ,,f4od tires, sad body, nM U N . I W l Chre | JACKSONVILLE, Bept. IS- (A*)—1T he slat* m srkstlflf bureau reported ' yeaU rdsy Florida'* crops during the skipping year which ended J u n e R0 were val­ ued a t |t0 7 A » A u > th e-g reatest r u m gs*duttrea. yiMOO 'A M l, Ubed Pic Dwlars. Qflflll# i. Ihljiron IllMN Tm I«|| oii%illw lit Macfcll, ft, A ilan ln . N ashville ... Ilir minx ham i-l.sitnnnoSB K n u sv lll* Nvw York _____ IS II .1 l-kiraan — - - IS I t .1 |- l ll * b u ie h ____ II It ,| ar. tv.uU -------it si ,i Uavtoa ______ . | | It j Drpuklj n ---------- I t |t .1 l'klladvl|*kla . - It It .( Clae4inu.il .1 1 tl .: leeterda,** g n a lla Ciil.va" I I; t'ltlsburah s-t. New Turk l i t ; Ureoklyn t-t. FhlladvlMhla t- l; llrnukl I-* give* i vmv IS laaiaev Cincinnati I*.*: HI. Uoulf t-t. Mamen T M sr Chlcean «| plllaburgk. 4-lnrlnnall Ml. Imiil*. f It hnSn Been*atv^kvAvvIvA MODEL T f o r d for gala. 1**4 “" a i T*additional I8A42.MI »»» expended la moving the ap­ down. McKee Aato Supply, proximately 162A4S earload* to RED Seed Potatoes, joo m arket, It w*g said. . Bnshala a t 11.20. Chart** a . The bureau submitted Ike fig­ Lane, Chuluot*. Bog i l l ure* to N athan Mayo, slat* Brand New 4*4-21 Goodrich Urea commissioner a t Bgricsltur*. and fa r H J t - 8*c us new while Hmy L. M. Rhode*, *Ut# m aA stlng commissioner. PhllMotpkla la s t McKee A uto Supply. C itrus fru its movwd out of U» at. LeuW Several 1*M Norge Bp*re H ta l­ sta ts 'b y rail and b o a t! totaled ers a t a good discount.' Install MATS aarianda, a t .J M A U A n . Trucked out were lOAM c a r them now. Seminole Tire Bhop. load*; IftOS lariaad* 'Ward can. 8 p ed al Bargains on 4M-2i need * tlree—*0c u p —McKte Auto sens A s e o c iA T io e — Uordste .................. 4 I .10 timmaevlUe ------- 1 4‘>' .241 VvvIvrVvF'a I h s Mv Cvrdvlv 0; Thvaiavvllla 4. Ajmkwicxm x e s o riA T to ir S**4**da,-a ■ m oles New 1937 Model More then 8,0<)0 tons of esrlh will Co excavated a t Glsagiov, Scotland, to make w ay for (he foundation of w hat la described *■ the Idggcst tem porary building ever erected* The building- cover­ ing five arree of ground, will houen the Empire Exhibition next year. Gcrbtra Dainles, 4 Year I’Unl*. H itocu* i4 ,TW Old. Fnncy leaf (lalndlum*. All Colnra. Hooted Cut­ tings: I.lRtwlnim, Hlbls* cub, I’gnullM Vine, Flame Vine. Water Lillcit, Bog Flan la. Roae*. Pool Conntructlon, Landacaptnif. All Plants Guaranteed.- Gold Flab. W. C. HARTUNE Monroe Comer Phoaa 3JJ-W ■ PHONE W Seminole Printing Co GLASS * SNACKS. e,.* Tires-4l3attcriea W arren Odham, 218 pound tac­ kle fa r the Seminole H lfh "School Celery Frda will not be able to report for future aeaalone thin aeaaon due to phyaleal condltlona. Oil ham underwent an operation for appendieitin about two and one h alf montha ago and accord* ing to hi* doctor* order*, ha haa not yet completely recovered. Odham waa branded aa a regu­ lar thla eraann dee to hla Wright and build and It la expected th a t neat araaon he will be an the ear* I lad UnaiKiliv *•«; CulumkUt l - t l M ilw au k ee * 1 ; SI. F e o l 4-1. Toledo g; U n ln lllt 4, Mlnneepell* 4-1; K an su - CIO *Tj i MIRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products HOME-COOKED MEAL S' Tab# ARVIN CAR RADIO ■ J O B PRIN TIN G L r a l baseball fans will b* presented with another play by play description of Ui# name botwnsn the Hanford Lookouts and the Gainesville G-Men scheduled fo r th a t city tonight a t H arris Field, Tb* play by play description will come over a special telegraph wire direct to the score board which is located on lbs raaopy,'over the sidewalks In front of The Smoko House. FO R D ELICIO US SPECIAL ' A.5Sf home gamra daring the playoff, totalled approximately an even 21.000 he aald. 44 eanta being charged for adults, IS cents for children and negroaa (aicept during |h e playorf When nogroe* were charged 22 cents each. There were 2.044 adralaatnna paid fur the playoff games here. **W« lignred" th at It » i recelvad |124 on an average for each of tha ( boma ’ gam e! * a wnald realise enough to pay both local and out-of-town ejpsnve*.' ra g a aald, adding that sines to ­ tal receipts h are not been fig­ ured exactly, aw t alnee^xll the bills haven't been aubmilted. he doeent know exactly bow near the average came to |t l 4 . The Reds (Ineed la s t year's aeaaor with a JltOO deficit, but that was cleared up early this year fcy the sale ol (1,100.worth of aaaoclatlon slock. and by donation* lolalli^g 1700. year "Hi caking even." thla means gn current ekpeifira. p are explained. It doesn't mean the club ha* enough to meet a n In­ stallm ent due next Fall on a fl.OUu loan the club oblatnqd from Francis W hltchsld, through the city, tor lUdallatlon ol lights on Conrad Field. The business manager aald the Hada have renewed <^1bet r working agreem ent with _ the Cincinnati Ilcds. 'u d d e r which tha major league club ran claim for DeLand club players at the end of every season. lie released a Hat of ptgyef* whom d iir ld n a ll." through It* Peoria, IIU farm club, are claiming now .Catcher Itolltlawer, Pitcher Alex Hwallaa, Itlghtfleldur Hughes and Third Itaanman Alano. under tha agree­ ment. In addition. Cincinnati bought Pitchers Eddie Harpur and turret Toenes for (UK) a piece for the Peoria farm. Pare said he haa prospect* fur lha Bale of Adair and Mc­ Mullen, left fielder end pitcher, respectively. * DELAND- Sept. 13. fltetstm Uni v a n ity 's H a tte n rvalue the font hall season I* re illy on »lnce they 'a r e now practising b> full gv*r They relinquished th e ir sum m er j .a ttire —shorts—with regret*. A ll during the week, »lne« they 'arrived Labor Day, the hoy* have 'been studying fundamental* and doing light drill*, ‘i Just want In g e t'th e m In shape so I can put , ’em la work,” Coach Brady CoI wall aald. I Scrimm age will not ita r t until this week or psrhap* even later, the Coach addc8| The baekfleld haa been work­ ing on plays and learning signals , while they go through the process of toughening up. They have prac­ tised kicking and passing routine* and have acquired tom e bright red back*, arm s and fsce* from spend­ ing four hour* a Hay in the sun. Coach Chester F rrcm an has tak ­ en tha line In hand and ha* had this group working on stance, charging- pulling out fur Intcrfcr* enc*' studying different type* of blocks, and pushing the charging machine around the field. V/lth one man definitely not coming back, and with four more players answering the roll-call thla week-end or next week, Catch Cowell hh* been working wilh members this week. These fouf are the last ou.-r Joining the . H atter*:' R ntert An­ derson- De* Plaines, HI.; Vincent f.arllc salt gives a piquant fla­ Schaeffer, Indianapolis; DAuglaa vor to lamb. Cudmore, Virginia, Minn.; and Charles Cobb, Miami, and when they get here the J(I37-:W round­ up will be completed' unless some unexpected eandidat* comes along' Ball Club To. Give Fans Play By Play Of Contest Tonight 1 t.in i* nock Memphis —Nrw orleani klvrun Florida Cro0a Reach New High F\&r 1936, Bays Market Bureau T u re s to gem* II Innlngel. Ji-rwr Cltr 1-1S Hyrarsae t Nvwerk l-ls llelllmi.lv | l sou th h um FOR RENT: > room nafarateked JTOR WORK: I have paw house. Also I room taralehed rar lf* n -P a r tractor, plow, bouts, I’hone 411-4, harrow. W o rt appreciated. Math*tax. Rhone . iR t Uo- life Land B r e a k * WarreirOdhxntOnt Remainder Of Even Daring 1937 For ’37 Football Year AT L n » y ’. Drag Lunch EM pm r N u n waa fetad e f a pipe erg s* operated by * * « I k * hydraulic g y u 4 la ua* f or many * » Wars'* raicn, bdU w s RADIO SERVICE 1 �................ -IJ Oetr Central “7 If 1 4 Seminole County Product* ’ More Fruit And Vegetable* lluui Any Similar Area In America • . H ltfhpr NUMBER 27Y SANFORD,.FLORIDA, TUESDAY, 8RPTEMBER 14, 1M7 neseBombSinksRefugee Power Ofiici&l Discuss Lines Boats A ccord Pact Among Nine Nav tions d eals Solely WithSub W arfareln Mediterranean Sea City May Lease Pow­ er Lines Of Florida PowerAnd LightTo New Water Pumps England’s Mediterrag . nean Fleet Raised w Froth 42 To 90 Ships a n a a aad half warmlag waa agr eed oa th# tre a t page of the newspaper . GENEVA se p t 14.— (AP):—Envoy* of nine nstiong, aligned today at placid Nyon a historic document to HUPPrean submarine “piracy" in the Mediterranean—with war vessels of Great Britain and France dlraady steaming toward what wtperta called the greatest naval demon- ftk b ta a rrd M r l d R W k charge flatly to Italjf. Italy, not a algnatoey, today dealeu* thl* ju st a , flatly.. Tka Lsagoa of Nation* Ita*If will consider boat to deal with o th er form , o f M editerranean aggraaaion. '* *Ntae torpedo beats from French A tlahtle fleet—with fmah cargo** o f sop pi I*, and .m unitio n ,—drove quickly tow ard Uwtf U edltarraneaa patrol post,. They augument*U the formUKhl* fleet of British w ire ra ft already a t M sdlterranean MalUna. Th* adm iralty a t London dlecloeed B ritala la the n e it few day , will h are M ship. In the )fol|t*rrn»een Instead of the , lla |le felessie, deposed Emper­ o r of Ethiopia- sent a aot* to the Loagwe rwaaMrtlag hie country's rig h t to membership and warning agalaat any attem jrta lo egdude kbr by "tricky proeodur*.1' ' I Ha egplainad th at ho w a, not aehdMg a delegate tp the Aeremkly meeting baetpaa th* ItaloEthloplan dispute la not on the agenda. ; I t appeared th a t the League would not ha able U avoid the .M editerra n ea n Issue- Itaco N egrta ■laatsled en demanding protection fo r th* loyalist m erchant shipping ha v*U aa fo r th a t of th* nine power* coils b o n ting la th* Nyon ' deseed an “phscy.* ' Before adjournIny tonight th* Assembly elected tha Aga Khan, IpIrUoal head a f m illion, o f ‘ In ­ dia1* Me,lewis and. w ealthy aporta* aaon, prealdewt for tha o*o«l«ta. 1 -.the Bps slab loyalists stready h ik e succeeded hi piecing th* / ‘piracy** Uaa* and 'direct accusa­ tions of Italian terrorism on th* h lih sees before th* la * g o , coon(IJ, which wBl m eet again tomorjw w , Leagea lead e n hoped to let tiftM ’ proteata die In U p eounctL At Kiangw^n Is Oc* cupled By Advance Guard OfJpp. Army; strik in g this emphatic pose, Norman Thomas, Socialist Parly I- h A-t. Aedd •> e a 'k a n e c -rr* ehwrwcropper» a t M tm phli, Tenn.. "You are the people who relae the cotton—and hare en little lo clothe youreelveB.1* Thome* hi on an Inspection tour of thy South. City Lays Plans For Construction Of $29,000 Park WPA ExpectedToAd’ vance Most OfMoney For Lake Park Lake F ront Park w a, gubmlttkd lire territo ry rarved l y Florida to Ibo i1 lf Cnmmtasloner* last Power and Light Company wae nUht tor their tentative appror- announced yesterday by II. II. al. h r CHy Coiamlaalon r Fred Co|rm . n , d u tr irt ln T. William*. The project calls „ , , _ . , ltl , for au aipendltur* of over |t > , 8 ,n ro n l Th' » MI • P N r «**' 000. a fraction over $0 per- r" '« lr to on and cent of which will be paid Jiy '« f‘" Sept. 35, indicating that tha CHy and the ''rem ainder by customer* taking th* ra te are now th* W ork, Frog res* Admlnlalra- r,‘« lvln* il* benefit*, and I, *g, | OM ported tn effect a liv in g lo comThe project call, for the drill- mcrclal c u sln m m of »n e .tim a t­ ing of two w ell, and Ihe Input- “ I $111-000 annually, latino of a eub-lrrlgatlon ay,Along with th , new rate a ,p * ' tern to provide the nereasary «■*»• provialon I* being Introduced m ol,lure for the g r a „ and n u n - fw ■<' conditioning which will reerou, ahrub, required Ip lha «*“«• *"•*» »mall#r l.ualne,, plana h r Uie pork. It also pro ertnh'l.hm rnt* about 25 percent vide* for wnter malna to ,up- f»r ««** ot th i, aerrlce during the ply thg iK -e ,,a ry water > for month* when It la moat needed in sprinkling Florid,- It w a, further announced Thu keven and one-half acre* by Mr. to trm an who »nid th at of this park will alao b* cor- Company re p resen tativ e will call ered .Willi Hire* Inrhea of muck ■>" Ihe -euatonirra affected u , »oon and oecr a mile of w alkthrough ■* l>oMlble. lha weal end of the ground* will " I t bar always been Ihe policy wa ronrlrurled of shall rock. ,o f Florid, Power and Light ComTli# pish *l»o tn lalla th* P«ny t» mnkc voluntary rate ra'ronaln.ctlon of t wo t a n n I a duet Inna whenever possible,," Mr. _____ __________ _____ _ t'olrm an raid. “ It is wrll known rnarle, ten ahaffle _board_ rourta, t« ronrrela M a tt and th* plant- H'*‘ thin company ha* never In- prepared to contribute enough money tor th* conetrurtlo* ot two shuffle board courts. 4 A suggestion for th* CHy to aollclt ' other donstlons for the Ibpreveaient of the park area vraa d lo o w ^ d but no plan was lo m n tly ndePtud. Chinese Airplanes ■ Defeat Jap Fleet Mayor Kdward lllfg ln i Indh. rated (hat the otter would ,S * given careful ronelderatlon by the Hoard, alnca the roaetree tlon ot 3.3 mllea ot aew Kite and He maintenance tor the trantm Ualon of power lo be ceil ora led at the CltV’l pumping station lo llio pumpe a t tha City's walla, la rniM dared a ciietty undertaking It waa Indlrated at Ibe meeting a rental agreem ent wltb the 'Florida Power nnd Light Company mlgM afford a great earing■ 1 to tha City, lu making hie prrpoellfitu; Mr. Coffman read Lbe (nilowlng le t­ te r to (be Hoard: "We ‘ are Informed ibat rod bare under conalderatlon at th l Forgetting their own fight with Chinese N ationalist,, these Chine,e Communists are marehlni prraenl time the ronitructlou of toward Peiping and Kalgan to Join the Nanking govem m rnt In a united front agnlm t the Japanese 1.3 mllra ot power linn- tor your well pumpe on ilia Orlan­ The banner they carry p raiar, the "brave hero r, o f Spain." Indicating their sympathy for the I,))* do Highway, which la tii coat hllila. you upproilm ately $1100 00. "For u number ot yearg we hare prorlded end maintained a power and control line for’’your earluelre uee In eupplylna pow­ er to your walla, and wa would be kind tn work out u mutual­ ly agreeable laaao arrange manl tor your (atare uaa ot this, name Una Anarchists Take Control Of Gijon Putting Loyalists "Wa will ba eery happy in ft* nt aaelgtance to you In flnearIni Iblt project and. ot rouree, regret eiceedlntly tKIl our pow­ er will not Ira tp reree tha line, but. II we can eare tha City and taip ay ere Ibe roaf of a new circuit It ahould work oat In jiu r mutual advanlaga." Al their hl-tnonthljr n ierllni laat night th a Commlaalonere aUo entered Inin n lengthy dlacuealnu ralallra in lh» direr•Inn ol truck Irelflc Irom Park Avenue to French * Avenue, which It waa pointed out waa Ilia lugiral thoroughfare for Ihn heavily loaded frelghlere of ihe road H ie rommlaalonera discussed th* rtilnoo, effect of this traffic on I'ark Avenue and pointed to th* condition o f'c e rta in parts of the vtr.-el ae evidence. Hayot Higgins Indicated that th* S tate Road Department m ight maintain French Avenue under q special a rt of tha F lor, Ida State Legislature and in■iructed CHy Clerk Frank Lemsen to wrlto th* State Depart­ ment relative to this m atter and also to g at eatim atre on the price nf large elgns to place on the lake shore drive and on' lha highway sooth o t Hanford to denote ihe track rout*. Copt. Fred Futon, head of the Salvation Army Unit bare, ap­ peared before th e Board and reqursted th a t tha City'* monthly allorellon for th* feeding of transients be Increased. Mayor Higgins sdvloed him that th* m atter would he given consider, a tlon. The Commlaelanere alw approved five application* fur. IL cense lo sell beer nod the fact ___ H~—*la—4 e a Maw, n m l AND BACK AGAIN By MRS, J. 1. BOL1Y sales. I understand th* MRW YORE. So il , 14. - 4>P|kuthog oarer* rrwk in etoeka, HOLLYWOOD—Wallace Beery. 2 im t* a kilowatt hour- tha same waa selling In th e W as, throwing Cost $I 70U.UOO Tha mosaic IU millions a f e e ie n U rough this mad* la Italy brought ov • third' within* n week, shook dleuM*id-ta-lh*-rougb film star, a , at prooenti accidentally shot himself In th* "The reduction to ripocted to leg yesterday white film ing e benefit approalm Italy throe thnoo Men* In M.-G‘M'i production "Redman of Brimstone." ,- Booty's rets required th a t h* daab upon the eat with -two g e n , draw *. Oo (he third "take" Beery Palo All* I* lenity wltb K* atsrco bouse* a a d Pad lUed roofs, • ^ b e e d garden,. I n s grill workhand wrought Umbara, link th* reataatlc archHectnro of sariy (ley, to mar* mod wo dwelling* CRACK MOORR BETTER BANTA MONICA. —<A1 -W e U en th4 path te raeovary, O ne* Moore, film *ter who ondorweet an operation lari weok, will h a w Polo AM* I* the Mat of Stan­ ford UnhwraMy, formerly k u s.n LoUnd Stanford Jr Unlv*r*Hy, and the heaw *f *a-prr.i<W*i Herbert Bearer, ttwtferd UnlSanta Monies Hospital nest Mon­ reraRy la w,ed,*fg| . wRh He rad­ ioed reef, aad Mi m m r arched day. WMb her husband, Valentin Pa­ w n. aha win then start aa net*- 8*14 — ---------- m CITY NEWS BRIEFS Joseph Russi Is Arrested Here On Bigamy Charges Italian Deserts His Wife; Then Elopes With Wife’s Sister Navy BattleAt Mouth ' OfCanton RiverSald To Favor Chinese SHANGHAI, Sept. 1 4 .^ (AP)—The Japanese army, splashed forward through m torrential rain ' today in ft manned attack against Chip* cnv necond line position* northwont of Shanghai. A' Japum-ae npokeeman reported that ntrong fortifications a t the Chinese civic center o f Klangwnn had been occupied am i Japanese troop, were puahlng deep into th f delta. Muddy roads were jam med with Japancsa reinforce merO* moving up to bolster tha asaauib again,t tha new Ch<neee line. New Horror war. added to th e tragic story of the undeclared w ar a t Shanghai when the ChM* c „ Central News Agency re* ported 400 rivIIIan _war refuged* had hern killed o r' wounded by Japanese bomba ralnbd on fH m f/ salting boats in which they w ere n retag the city. Three of life boats yere said to have bee* sunk and aig damaged. HONQXOUO. Sept- 14. —W )-t - ««» ** fte - —-- - * I 1^ H eld By Golfer^ At Local Course County Judge It. W. Wan* to­ day told n story y tru n g rr than firtlnn. It was the .lo ry uf Memlirra nf the Hanford Chess two children of I’tilluii descent nnd Checker CJuh will' hold Iheir I who were torn In-1wren a desire , weekly meeting lunlght al 7:30 lo lcinulu with their father who | o'clock In the club loom a t lhu was arrratrd In * Sal in day on • Ynldea Hotel aeionlm g lu an ■haiges of higiiioy anil the promI anroiun-rm rnt made ti.tay hy A. I Ises of th d r mother, a stranger | C. Madden, secretary, Mr. Mad- lo them, uf mw.< foist nml h it a den also staled that a short 1 Ir r clothe* nl. I heir old home . huslnca* meeting will lie helil so 1 town In Nrgnunee, Mich, that those wishing lo attend Ihe i This .tiiry wo* revealed w-llh Hanfonl-liainravil'e game may he - Hie n l r r .| of Jow-|i|t lluigi lo,* aide to get lo the game on tlinu. | Saturday when Ids wife awnri' ■ out a w arrant for hi* a r r r . f nfl | e r luealing him in this City. ArronMng In lln- nlory levrnlrd '• tmlny by Ihe Cuiinly Judge, , Hu-sl married I'hllomeun Iteno• fro In Ihe small Michigan city III 11)21 null three thlldlcll Were ! bom tu th li uniiin. In IU2U ro u rte rn ivcrnmi were a r 1 Husal deserted his wife nnii look raigne.1 before City Judge Frank two of hi* children and hi, L. Miller In a .session of Ihe Mu. wife's sister Albertina Jlenofrv niclpal Court yesterday afternoon lo Californiii it nil then wandered In ' rliarae* ranging from wreck­ tn Hanford w hile they have llveil in g -n f a acwrr line tu ,th e f t ol fur the |unit seven year*. ii government rhi-ek. Luring llieio year, lire lunther Ilu w v rr. tbe g reater pupiber ha i been frnnlltally asarihlng of ehargea wen- for only rnlimr lor 'her children and i$ul uulH offenses and only small 'sen* roundly UId ,ho learn uf (he Haven, of A tla n ta ,'Jo * l l i t t M , fences w rrf given Ihe violators. wliorvahinilt ot her husband and R. L. Cornell, Connie Molacb, apd Ten persons aplu-arcd Itcforr her staler. rictm Clarlo Nods of 8L AugtM* 3tre Husal arrived here last tine. Judga Miller rhsiged- with dis­ orderly condui t, h i, were negro flalurday to claim ruslmly of Also mil Stampgr, E arl Evanm girls who pleaded not guilty' to long sought children who al f ir s t-H ob Cornell, J. W. Altman, Ah* Ihe charges but wrr* , fined* |2 would nut ronsegi i„ aretimpany dirw C a m w a y , Raymond. I.un4* or fo u r-d ay * in I he Cily Jarl her liack •“ their former bom* quilt; J . A. Young and- R obert 1'lnelly. however, Yuung, AIM T. C. I'MIlip, and Violet In Mlrbjgtn. * i s .I * , Phillips, negroes, were flgei) $111 or 10 days when they w ere' found charges. W. J- Hall and Jake I Johnson were aiao held on d l* J orderly conduct counts- but mrj* released when they pleaded 2ml n*d*rally fkfr tonight maA Wodkogday. KitreWk "N orthw eft Lola Talllmi-r. negro, was ulai Florida—partly cloudy toqlgM mUaed o f rharge's of wrecking a • nil Wednoeday, i UtyiiuiA TMm aawer nnd Mo*e llryant wa* alao Wednesday's tides, loW, t r i g A . dismissed of duinj; business with­ M . 10:IM p . M.i high, lUQ A..ML. out a license. 4:23 P. M. WHUe Mar (Dsn. negro, was Ha real tie r ■L tn a a f e n v d to ihe 11. H. (iovvrnYeaterday, 19J . today, SOIt ment on ausptcion of stealing * Creel pita Ilea ' *‘ government check. Total for yesterday •______ _ 04F Amo* Davis, negro, pleaded not HOLLYWOOD, flrpl, 14 - « > ) — _guilty __ driving Milton Caabey. buslnes, manager Total for month --------M S to nrk less Total to data ___L_______, U I charges but was lined $5 nr to for Ricardo C ortrt. raid yesterday Tem perate roe days when found guilty by the th* o d o r's wife. Chrletlne Le Cor. M eiim um , B4j m la let am, 7L ' C ourt nnd John Thoma, charged laa. will ana for dlvorra. Herald reading. V; w ith .blocking traffic w a, given Offlrial Itsperi a.»n«p*nd,d irntrac* at ffi or IQ LOCAL ^WEATHER From Coast To Coast Again Thlp Week Wallace Beery Shoot* S e l f Accidentally I TO CHINA’S AID The. l*a«ln* 0( the prrMOl power Una* ronaertlpp wllhetty paMM and owned by tha FtorIda’ power and Light Company lo lha Cltr la ptaro ot (bacon* alrartlen ot a new tin* by (bo City, waa the proposition offered Iait bight by C. C Coleman. lo­ cal manager of Ike Florida Pow­ er and Light Computy. LeagoeO f Nations Plana Other Acts la O onuaay “aa it y a a la Bpaia'’ if N a il paganlaM gwee on. "We* aald Oaeervatar* Roma* ■ a *Vaa be the rootequewce la U e Tided Reich g a i n , aatlC hrM iakity erase* la aew the aoddo af hatred and to vllUfy COMMUNISTS MARCH kitald by a famous arliai. "I t i n ’ front nf the ch u n k p Bible rhararler*, twice Ilf aU 4 m * In mosaic*. Th* I I* bFMth taklng with gn ell Bible characters Iwai K«u,f dnya. , V \, ( | SEC HEAD KE8HJNB ** Bhodew, that th* rsaual oh- •WASHINGTON, - u P l - Darid •e rro r th in k , of as Just gray or 8aper,tain- director of tho trading Meek In g painting will bo re ­ and aachango division of the Ba> vealed. an close elim ination, to curltie , end K icking* Com mis. Ion bo fa * ad color, sometimes quits resigned laat night to return te privet* lew practice In Nrvf Y ork �-gm gB m to.m TOE ffMggttP ITHOLP, flAyrORD, FLORID* fierdlrf The Wall Street Hlutnp J( NO GRRAtER GljGfcY T U E S D A Y , SE PT E M B E R 14, 1937 Rdi, alio trw to thair nallofaalRy 14 111 roapoct*. Very fed Oplnionii vary widely as to the aiusc of. the current slump in Wall Street securities which has wiped out bll* lions of dullarn of American Investors’ funds. There arc thtwe -who say that the vigorous activities of the CIO and threconsequent labor strife and numerous strikes are a ■oLiTatPi. major factor. There are others who think it is merely the natural reaction to a purely pprctititivc boom-financed by government spending. And there ore others who believe investors $tc sfmply anticipating n Fall receaa'on In bunineas resulting from many imlillcal and economic uncer­ 5 3 C r ■**'•»*, n r ii el tainties. It is likely that all of these reasons have proved a con­ tributing factor in this major break in stock value*. But we wonder,If the altUfttion in Kuroiie and the Far feast, and the American attitude toward It, hasn't a great deal more to do with the present decline than all of these other reasons combined. Strangely enough one might expect stocks to go up on the prospects of war In Rurope for that Ip what happeped. in the long run during tho last World War, and.Burely there would lie lots of guns and ammunit'ons, lols of food and clothing and raw materials which iftiis k br o n d e r t i a i l . B h flD h . la the woHa, lie lowsr* .R ilnJ 741 fs e t We d r w t avar tht* wonderful sp in of arehllecture to B U N 0 t | M I o rtth s t p tr tn U 1 b. 'rfil weft Until to u r fhlld U good Matured and rested again. Jh^rt cxplith th at he shouldn't bo hasty end shouldn't say things He’ iioedn't mi-art. i t m i r t i pceai IbU *hlrt» (M M i# I# eStsr la gel O tfS W In Ihli Bar a i l t u u , u located I gtafg, fed eral th # pen Hen- ’‘AfciiTM ** hare n o . reached the 1 p-rtni ol per trig, to r M e ef wiles • we hare U . !* • **h pU fc polled today In have defeated the ' ‘',*n , Pet Hu h S l i c e flf ’ST Niflttjljfl lUrUihe. WSSHINPTT1N, f t p In . the m ts f b 's a s - s : >«'&« rrtarts.o we itftife A t u Sw & r w t Wattft Repairing Diambn ^ S e ttin g Engraving McLauliri, Jeweler I Weet. bat today «e« lurfe I k iiU u d & h ^ A u lin il! kiikirwf high en b«* M . er of U I’hotie 8&2-W or 823' on Income dlatrtbutlon tn 1#W. Official* u M employers' com­ pensation undoubtedly will in-, creaa’e further this year because of fitte n td pay fhvblo|W* giver! worker* In the steel, automobile and other Industries. They, bstlm sted th at average per cip it# Income to #11 employes' will rlae above the flSOO mark, compatwj with 11X44 last year end 11450 In I 9 » . Salaried employes—the aotailed *> hll) collar worker#*'— probably whl receive more Iha# 12400 per raplla, comps red with 92X13 in 1994 4hd <2560 In 1029, Coast v , U?, , How It Happens Martin’s Garage I» Allowing A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 — of paat due account*. I helped yoa.Mw yoa help mo General Repairing T r iitl * Aalo Service llodlea—Springs—T ralltra A price you can afford to pay ^tartlh’s Garage Local rc a tle r a h a v e n o tic e d t h a t e v e n tx in C h in n ueem to h e k n o w n to im, ttimmnmlM o f m llc a a w a y , e v e n Ite fo re th e y h ii|i|tc n . O ccudUm nlly w e h a v e fo u n d t h a t T u e u d a y 'a e v e n t a in th e - S h a iig h n i a r e a w ill h e re a d b y tin o n M o n d ay , a n d ho o n th r o u g h o u t th e w e e k . T h e w h y o f t h i i I h ex* U 'l , We hope if Germany and Italy go to wnr with Russia' that France and England will have kiiitc enough in remain neutral. Florida naval stores today play mo^Unt parts k . no loop t U , J5 ijo r Industrles. avars the Florid* "C rt oul of C h ln sf is ■ practically avrrjr nrw»|ui|H'r Ih t United Statca that wo M tn Is thou liny these •lays. A C K SO NVILLE F L O R ID A AAfMgnAWntUsm IrO O r.S U U M U COM/OkT « i n ■lU f a i l d M b As h w d 4m s We'll bet most of our German ItelghW * won't lake nmrh inter oat In I his N u l movement in t hi> country until Marlens Ulalrlrh • r g in ltr s a platoon. lllllrr Hints Fuehrers May Rule N tiis headline. We don't ■now how la pnmnulirc th at •Fuehrer*’', hut “ lurles" ought to lie good enough W henever you hear Oils week dome silver lung lie nriloi Is u,ling th e Constitution but reniinunnnlag the Kuprrme Court be placed t k ktrdight-jacket, you'll know I* ■ hypncrll. LONGWOOD The Miami C ham lrr nf .. Com* W eh r 1* Inrenseil over tiov. Cone’* f*cent ila triu rtil. It rntilrnds lie'll ■Ive Miami a had ns me , , . talk­ ing nlwut gsmbllhg and every­ thing like that. Yi’Kat with rholeia in their •fm iea, typhoon* on their coastand the C hinrse.piaking monkey* #«t of theli’.^tfdU9*, Japan aheuld b* wondering whrtber the food If A nitricant In China keep on refusing to get out and Is sn l, keep railing on their 'place* of bdrlues*, the l>- 8. may hive I* F at ’em nil on tha f f l’A before wi­ fe#! throagn with It. )m reason tha stock market #kad wid# opaa la#t week- on f #r4r*s from Eurpoe. In spite th# fa c t th a t Dm last World lF Wought this country unprs* WstM p roiparity( was becauas lag. iiapodej This u - Berlin newspapera eould have ■one Charles Lindbergh no grrat9 t disservice tbaa lu have started booming hint for president of tka United Sts tea tn 1940- When we Want tha H a iti to toll tw - who ohould be odr preoMent- we'll let there know. Ueaawhilo If they m n t Lindbargb, they might elect b l» In Hitler’s place. Not th at he would have the iab. M f r e 1. itaybe 1,_t:* llie taskL | '.*•* ■rrend-runnlng. I he’d been aAed to <fo Is too dlf. flrult liny Ik- he’s tfrrj fUult for Bim. ill out end gives n hasty answer wilhndt IhhiRlng. V*rents thrdictivtk too often do Oft rime. H tSTuJki J .Vacation’s overl This ij fall. And tasks aw ait For one and all Now nllddle-age A n d -su rcl sixteen Once nmre must face The old inutipp. Ity KDUAIt A ■ .r t I bo •No doubt Iho outhronk of n wnr In Knropc or a con­ tinuation of the hostilities In tho Orient would precipitate n tremendous demand for goods in thin country Just as It TUESDAY, SKIT. 14. IMT did before. But I* this country willing to supply the de­ mand? Woukl we be willing to sell anything to foreign < BIBLE VERHK FOR TODAY aliens,knowing full well that such trade might Involve ■P o t t e d f e a h t m . rhrso are n In their war exactly as It did In 10177 Even though * n n ti-In you* lenafs nl cbsrlly, Wo sold only for ciah, and even though we sold .only to ■Wien they fea»i with you. feed­ ing ih e m r’lTet elthuui f u r , those nations which could transport our goods in their cloud* th e , are without water, own ships, even then we might become embroiled in the *** carried about ef ‘‘wliwla; trnoi 'WAY* * As n matter of fact, Congress lias already passed a whose fruit wlthereth, wlthoill f r i l l twice ilvail. iilurkrd up tijr law, the so-called Neutrality Art, which at tho discretion i t , root*; raging warp* of Ilia Of the President prevents Americans frnbi trading In ma­ Irka, roaming nut Iticlr own terials of war with any foreign nntlon engaged In open dfeklha; wamlerlnr Mara, lu whom la rcsor.mt the lilarkiiPii hostilities with another. In other words |f the rest of the ol darkness lor ever.—Jude l- World goes to war, we arc likely to find our entire foreign 't ide cut off, not because otlirr nations do not want to buy reo»i us. nr because they cannot pay us cash, or because Urn channels of trade arc bluckrd, Imt by our own congres­ VACATION’S OVER VkcaOon’a over. sional act which forbids us to trade with foreign nations Back to town which nre nl war. Chinese Civic Centeri ,, Come young and old, Nntunti'v such n situation would be n blow to AmerI’latm l.rown; At Kiangwan Is Ocic in business in the light of which the depression or a few ' (>i lull; to school venrs ago would pale to Insignificance. If the rest of the cupied By Advance , 7*•'*""14^ To learn; to earn; world were at wnr, and the Neutrality Act were enforced, J ’ruru rn t- from play Guard Of Jap Army,i>ut made mar* there would lie bard times In this country which would Tho crowds return. rreM leera Preet l',r « Oaei tnuth of God. * cause a howl from coast to coast. Chinese warplanes and the c u n ' ‘u J).*’ nU,'n,,p'l **• Vocation'* overt That may lie the reason why wise Inventors hnvo un­ of the Doer. Tigris forts . 1 1 ^ ' Wopirlt may loaded some of Ihclr stocks during the past few weeks. entram-e to Csnlon lllver were re * R’ 1 . tar* c a m bad fo r no reason. Hence, if lie m b s back there most be a reason. II* mrjr be setkiftj; further la* foHUhtibn before h r goes aboiit m i bllfecl.ro ;od.y la m« (fe|0• H . M M f 0 « < tlrWro. «Mck th in c o u n tr y c o u ld se ll to th o f ig h tin g n n iln n s u c ro s s t h e P u t slacka and Bathing aults away Now whether skies Be grsy or blue Tor all the woitd Thcnr’a work to do, If Your Child Talks Back To You Drove through Son rrancllro'e |ll,MOtoo Cl rtf Conlot. Dal tbo mist tpwueRiir «n m p m i m ■ecrnlary. Commltl.-.j will be annoanced later The 'lev. Dr Ram I*. Marlin of Ket lucky, former pastor of Winter Dark Haptlst Churrh. preached of Ijiugwoud llaptl*t Ckurch 8 and ay Dr, Marita will be here fur two wore Bun- day#L The Re#. Joseph Fold* Mra,. FnUta bith Daddy and Void* have gona la B aalhrrt Itaptlat oolUga tn LaulArlUa, K r, wher* Mr. F«ld« wiu c a a )l* U h 1• eomriO. ■ Mr. Fold. h a . rolto2. A u p o rl rrarhed llonakoiiE fr o n t | 'h * 1 Japanese m ilitary nellvily In tw lcll |^ nM,h I'hin* ,wn* im iessinE. The eoiltlwrrp v*l'l ••' have land­ ed detachments on the shores of llias Jhiy. and de*|rayed the t'hin■It, Ih ese fortifications there. Karller f a ." they bomlieil the city ef Walchow, — where the A..... . Seventh Day Adventist Mission was dauinaed ip.yad p|u| wrsms- Chinese In tho mission i her- rDislwund Were wroi.nd.sl. Knl*‘ Tin' ehidera outbreak In Hhanahai was b rllern l under run nken- trol It was nnnounre.1 offieiu'lv hd. (h it th e ir were 450 cases In the d re- French con cession and Til in tip1. A. International settlem ent. M ,i of honorllliem were Chinese refugee*. Jsp•day. [ahese military hA diiuarter* re[ kal- fused lo irvenl tho exact numoer t op- of Japanese soldier, who have dud H im- of the disease. It waa 4dmK;nh however, that more than 150 cases have developed among J a p ­ anese tro-<ps nimind I'aoahtn and *0 that thei* have liecti a large hjm U 4 U t e r of death*. “ nu 4. Forw'gn military allarhsM estimated Chinese military eat—tlie naltles arnund phangtial ‘during n the p art month a t roughly 20 ! >«■ .OWI killed alyl Slinky wounded remor h -was aallm atfd that ahont 1#.< open non Japanese -havr pe»n kljlejl nnrf mi- unknown number n o ip if ult of n |, | | -^ was emphaslied that last theae llgarea were mere rati> a n y m ates- based upon Ih* mi inbet “Why of men In aottno and tha **vi the rrlly of the fighting favor g. Tha Gblneae continued lb are Us* tba Japanese of ’’alrle Were ctllaa.s They as id that Japawith m o # pUnoa mat night bombed Poll** nine Chinese ja n k l at the vllIve to lag* of YtnrhUtim. on upper Co m Boocboar Creek, eltiklng three of ed by them. About 4*0 Chinese war* killed or wounded. 9. In Tokyo n foreign attle* V, apok#«m#% an a a an red yrstefkar lioni th at U ailed Ittfete* Ambassador In a Joseph C. Orew on Rtlurdny pipe, handed n «H * to Japanese For, (wo •'«n NbOatar Kohl ttlrotn oak. . I» r Jap an # ro-aperalioa inevoe- In ilk.'. llglilhou*o district which covers (hr M L alut Ilf tributaries * a h lean* there are 4j river marked by a nnvlgplion. Light#, buoys *nd beacon* Ip ljveae channels number 8^25. Schick Shaver fciraAjr sX^JwlchEs arm In at r a n Ion* in th# jnpwnesa naval mnunand la ■ h#nc tint Ttw* Japanese fnratga 01flro revealed that Its lavt«t% lllmg of the saooUM mt Air lluahe Kuatrhbull It u g s a a e n , lb lllsh Ambassador to CKlna. |iitd been, rompUtod and (fmt tta fin*!, reply to t |„ QrttWk x M ' nraiM pt a nw». on Ibis ^*bnli)#pt *-ba being llnlshed a n l would t# handed lo tha Rrltlah amhss- CourlrouH A EffkUnt SERVICE l i t k French—T«L 8121 criitf AMDonnEN ■ itis T m u M a BBEft-WlUfe-blUNta Like View * No BLADES. N6 LATHER NW BRUSH, Nik IAJTION8 H aMMaaa«BM m»#itmM«a4 9 B t t a w k H m a i a m i Ptedty Of ihibhlfilM W E fif-fh e JE W E L E R DLumoctd# A n d W s ic h b a F Im W feU h A a d J t w c l r y R fepfelrint J M u M iU M o w t l n g A n d E n c r a v i r t f IM M U f G tt)N ■ t (B I8 C A Y N E B O U L B V t> I w M •w * * eeboul g ear* bat �v r • ' vT :I J,:v ;|L ..........- - .............. — ■ ' * \nt> • fBRBA¥. SEHfMBER \l iir? is eg -------- w nrifc SANFORDlfE1tttiT,"SAl^rORTT, FtOimtA' „ rv *» 'Social /Ind P&fjspnat A/cUvft(e& ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor Sbtfal Calendar --------- .------------ —' ■ » ^ Frances Farmer In Rlack J,V"d . -------------------- — W h ite CAGE TTTTtKl — * — " I « M a y s Sctiafer .'1 !opened the campaign agnlnsl - United U senatorial storm ovei Itlnck. wlioh was Uegtin before tinier t!ln« k grew i-i tils confinuattim to the rourt, d c velunu* Alfir.l E, Smiili u ;ul. mundipg Ihnt Platk quit " a t . ptuus to foiu pi* iiltle s , m..i poll »i| ic< the Is'iich to which lie Just I tlcal speech ill Nnv Veil, lily , h--d . eii ei.-vnted hy President Wednesday night. IliHiset i It. 8en«ler Iiov.i s , Cojulm 1 , New Yelk, cup ceil in the le The -c Mont is an instrum ent his life a- u Tilmulany enudidrte ..i ni. i-uiitig the angular dlsfor M ajor of Ne.w Y itk t'l t in e of olijis-ts hy leflrctioii. L " -------------- £ < |U » ” Lt 1 i nif - k7 ' Farmer 8. Alack To Rebuke Klstd P rinciples T tkphw t 148 Off ifels fleeted fly r MiftSohary Society. . Personals Democratic Senator Says Justice Ought At a meeting held recently j the rtffl Gospel Missionary H b » Sally Rayburn spent Ihe ictv a t the home of Mrs. A. ltd In Orlando with friends. bot lt otheer* fd r the ^omlftg year W ire. fleeted. Mia; II. M. W atson h is l.ecn The m cetliig was opened hv (he called tu AUs iit's, Ga. by ihe IIIdevothmrfl vthleB Was comfueted d r* i of h er dfother. by Mr*, j . K. .'purling using *'•Pr■y*r', Prays Miss Varcllpc rh in a lllll, Miss Msry ns her rubjeei. Month ‘ IJMreports were given hnd tou Hi-rglh* Vud li lt s M srlfis Admin )>• WP jihe hbmdntih cm ducted hy Mrs. spent Sumluy fn Ghinrtvlllr r . ii. linker, president Tommy Ross left Sunday for The pew ofTIm a are a t fol. ilnrsvfjlc drhere h r Will attend Iowa; jjrs. J. E. Splitting, presl Gainmvfilc Hoi idn. Rent. Airs. 1l. Tnhchtott, vice the Uiih-rrsAlly of Kloi Pe The Weir lire LoUgJ NdmbW ■TV .will iqeet a t S;00 o'clock al Uw B, I’. D. E flail. THURSDAY The business and socttt m eet. JS i UjV .AlttyUh.<Ct**k will be held .it the home of Mr*. J. W. Kay, rslm e tto Avenue a t H:00 d'clock; , • • • * The T. E. L. cla ss of the F irst DajitTit Church Will hold * Lu.ina*t and tttU il meeting at the church annex a t Ti30 o'clock. All itiembers a re urftrd to atteHd. firesident. Mrs. K. II. McIntyre.' le n e ts ry , Mrs. W. K. MeTeer, W e d d in g »lb*'«uh-r. Mrs. 1 . S* W right; Mission Study superintendent. . Word h i ■ teen received of the Ml*« W llhrlnilnc Wleimldt, Junior wedding of MIsa Violet Geiger and supe'rlntriidsmt. Mrs. Helen Caloseph Rudd both or Geneva on I noun, Primary superintendent, unday, September 12 a t the I Mr*. W. J, Hall. Prtm ary assists home of the bride. i ant, Mrs. t). D. Welhorn, publicity B The ceremony was performed by . superintendent. "the Rev. J . A. Untan In the p res­ Plnns were made to send a ence of a few close friends. special rhrl.tm im offering to the native Hlble woman In t ’eiais, who is supported by this CtlNTO.V, Mss*.. k»pt.f 14. „ w S - Senator Duvld T. Walsh, Ma«>aehu,rlts Democrat* .today drfiiijClellOit Jp< tR b" llig-n tlleck of I h r Uliitril Styles SupirimCourt "owes it to the 1'rrsldent. the Senate and tl*o i-ipintry to piihllety dretniv whsrther nr not he a n iriit'er ,d this Kit Klux VCIail nnd In ludlrate tn im'.utstskuhle langunge his repudiation of the Klim nnd Its prini-vplos". Mrs. II. M. Ilsm . y and Mrs. I . J Any union in th e Htmk ap T. Kates Alien! Bunday in D rl^n d polntniriit now must cqliie from ns the guests of Mrs. <*. Fuller. the I'lreidrnt, dec lor .wl Walsh lie ^uggeslecl that P reslli-n t Rouse-, Ihdiiiar Hat tern left y e -In do) , veil eoulil ask an im jrtrllal n g rn ry i for W adlry. Ala. when- hr will i< to inve-tigalr “the alleged new lend tlir Southern Union f |l«--., evidence (list he Rlack) is n Klans'imn" and. If It* were found ♦Ir. and Mrs.' fc. D. Mnldry have i* true he eoulil “ ask fur hi# as their guests Mrs. T. I Dili 11, resignation". Jr., and son. T. I. 3n1, of Holly; third Drm K fa t, Senator wood. Pu-ntlss M, 'Drown uf Michigan, s"id he would nut | hjvp voted Mis* Kdith Slnglctai y t.-fl lo ­ fur RInck's confirm a) toll to the ll.- Util I day meeting this month day for Tampa when,- . , . ... . , , . , . , . .V , . |csrnrt had he bcltcv »«l the AUW to he held at the home of Mrs. in te r the University. I ortraying her fifth nnd gicgt> >< i limucler to date. France* | ^ hlllM # Kl*n*i|««ui Mtss Darts D ornrr and Mtss, J. E. Spurting. 1104 Myrtln New York.** Moyer W einstein lellttm .l l'«l i'»er ,rs-.-real** Jimle .Mansfield ............ To.i.'t of I ceil*Inly think t man who If EUtabeth W hittington, who have A rrnue, a t which time a quilt , left for Tallahassee where they will he made. Thi meeting w as his home in 8 t. Petersl.i rg rifli t K doard A '"»ld. with whom Mis* Fn no i.-aebjew d riuemn fmm? In .a mciulier of such ant orgsnltslloti h • |WOils .11oslr w 'th the is too hignted to »e cva on the p ill attend the Florida State Col­ Closed by a prayer led by Mr*. ylnitini* Air. i«ml Mr* IIiiM're “CotiiPiiini C!ti 11 ilrpifta *ll»i» ml railroad brurh,'' -aid Drown. lege for ’Women, were honor IT. Tnuchton, WcIUNtfin fur lUfVrral iluv*. 1uhltfun* tif mniti' nfu*r tin* t*lv 11 W hi* stis'k J u*t ire Ulai k h |m a * lf jt% » In guests at a farewell party given mytetiims with I'um nnslitrr Vgtnfeildli nnd Daniel Drew, Cary Those present at the meeting Friday night by the Gadabout w eir: Mrs. C. II. Raker. Mrs. J Paul Riggers, Jr. left todiuTVi.'- -/Irani and Jink Onkle ore co-starred lu this spectacle drama, and Europe mid was not /tM ehsd for com men I. i■ Club a t the homo of Miss Grace f - ' Spurting, Mr*. A. Wieboldl. Raleigh, N. C. where hr w ilR vel n,tf-" Georges Schred« I is responsible I'm the tllhwe illustration, Taylor, Al the Siiminer W hile House in sume hi* studies at the. Ninth Mr*. -,V. F. MeTeer. Mr*. K. 11 i ketfhed from life on the RKO Radio lol "The Toast of New York" Hyde P«ik, N. V , President i During the evening ,im e i and McIntyre. Mr*. T. 8 W right, Carolina Stale University. p!nv* ut the Rita Wednesday and Thursday. . llmwevelt w as client nn -.this new a ltsrk upon his sppolnklee -a n at Miss Mary Alley .Williams h f i , lack w hbh followed tU s publics MMrka CUu*e. If/* . Jf. Touehton. m J* Vr*°T yestenfny for Ta1lnha»see w ln icj tiuri m T he New Y b ijt . TJmet of shV" will enter the Florida 8lul( S U E ' n'C,"r' S ‘r,rtfr r ' M<** W ilhelmln. Wl*' College for Women. quotation* from an MM i Io o rig i­ Those present were: the Misses b" Wt Mrs. Helen C alhoun., nal mg with The Pltt^hroirh Post, A It. \ V IA , (In . Sept. U . -WP) llaaellr mid dictrihu hy the Doris u o n s Dottier, u o m er, Ellrabelh r.ittabelh W w hittinghitting B s . ; Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Ilea* *teThe V oitig People of tlo- Full II,. Male of Georgia je s te r . liirnetl tisfuy from Charleston S t!o*|H'l Tsii'inn<le wen- etiler- ■Ill 1-oncelled nn order for te st- North American Newspaper Alii ton, Lois Wnlfcr. Virginia D»nn, sm e, u-seilm g lllnck had been a C. where they hnve hren 'spending Inines) m r n tly l>y Mr. otwl Mr*, with Demy Holt * the pn‘l si* weeks, . Fny las1 at their home in Unti l p ,..i ol New York lacausy the m ender of the KInn. Imd resigned mol suhsrqucnlly hsd la-come a OHtce Taylor'. . --------ptlse, I.... ..,id Mn»«iifhu»clts wa* the ,• __ . , , Mi.* llerachel llnmhy, Mi lu the morning the study ilnss fa>- ‘ Siiite in which ether • was life menihcrGamble on .her IJth birthday Iu„*, j „ „ l n ,KF .................................. . "M .ktng ..... lint, while the I'rr-ddent hintsrlf ii-.- .1 n* nn anesthetie. hnd no comment, th r Adm inistra­ i-r.nHn.'l.s* ' r "»i r A ? . ^, r |E avly Wynn spent Sunday in Young l 'i . pie'. SoeMy Woiih •'ll i geneially accepted," said O llO r , r r * ■ r"Walker, Gainesville and at Silver Springs t White". Al noon n picnic dune r Gov |; J) Rivers In announcing tion Itself w ent a t once to thci a l h er home on West F irst 1 1 ^,,tt'0 H Kl'CVl . all i which a defence of the Justice. I ----- . eii" cthilhni of th r orili-f. "that The D epartm ent saying Itlnck's Mr*. ‘Evens McCoy was honored Street, [need mil a . Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Aycocke ofihbiir no l inivlonl W. Long of Grorgia A profusion of garden flowers Tallaliasser are the guests of Mr, o'clock •‘cultahlllly" was “Wyoinl qui-«was the discoverer of ether a* lio n " a* evidenced bj "hi* lerm-il „ | w fre used to decorate the hou»e. and Mrs. J . C Aycocke at their is* Elisabeth WfiltneV an, loi’p i ' III - Inicine c meeting nn *ie--l|iellc S, hisil children fsa . c“ rrT ln‘r out a color scheme of home on M yrtle Avenue. a iieiv enlist it all oi . f (tie State mu.) I*, taught Die of public service and •electIon on 4Ree Green at the hums o t nfteiiiii pink and white. Throughout th^ 11wo occasions hj- the Stale of Ala W iltn eh no-1 | j. of the liniltel-." “ Chlfst AmliicmIoi Bvtdge gnme* wriv* enjoyed evening various game* and -con­ .Francis Itmimtllnt left Sumluy adopted 'and the chtiilei no iiiIh-i 1 ------ throughout the afternoon for test* were enjoyed. Music was for Gainesville where he will )„■ slop loll yya« mode iy the -nmimwhich high scorn prise, two pie* furnished by U e Roy Pnffsvd. a sophomore ut the University of of the loenfl el ship pi . present were; the Florid* this yesr. lures, wan sw nnled to Miss Knth- v Those Tln'-i'Y lillelidllm weie: l hi , erlne law ton. Mr*. W. G. Klein, MUse* Willie Mai Gamble, honor MW*p* W 'cg y MelA-er. M ildi'd uvst. fk ra flat nett. Faye An ing won tho screeno prise, s r'loli nre Wi 11^, Violet Hugh Iam b left y rslrrd sy for Well*. powder puff sat. the honoree was eriort. Virginia Whitmore.' Au Jam estew n, Va. where he will Well*. Thelma Rotti Stringer,) Ht* Anderson. Virginia Hoseh. presented with a Fostori* cream spend th r w-intrr with his grand- \Vilhelmine Wiiluddl, /otiu Muk'l Rose Merchant, Ednlee Tatum p atents and sugar set as guest prise. Mr. and Mrs. K. II. thews. Mr*. J. d;. Spiirliig, tj r w W. F MeTeer, Mi* F.iy Lie. Ur- J At tha conclusion of the games and Nancy Whknmro Lamb. ■Also Ryron Foster, Glenn Siqihij ' I nisotl, Mi 1. S’. \\ i elit i an ire eoursa was served. Mi*n V 'hitner and Mr*. Green were nn- Cochran, Duane Tallin, Pete Til Mr, and Mr* Gordon Bfenudl of •"',l Mis. Ii It M .ln lije , U -i. \ id* fb lM in rttlertslnlng hy Mrs. II. Ii*. Dalton Culberhkusr, and Lee Fern l ’*rk plan to leave tomorrow Edwin Wligbt Rot«it Lee, Roy Pnffsrd, F- Whilqer. lyde t.ine fur New York htid Scott M> lot i»vr. via fly ' < Those enjoying this-' occasion I'liilnile! illniletphla where thry w ill, spend RAdiO SINGE H HURT were: Mrs. Evans McCoy, honor two week*. guest, Miss Franred Morrow, Mhs TRAVEItHl CITY Mbit. C arm rta Bsrber, Mjs* RebeVva Miss Caroline H unter has re-' *- 'Id Mi rm iC It. to .• i Stevens, Miss Katherute I.s«ton. , My«. A. F. folium nnd Mr» turned to her. home in FI. .M yers’ - , j. ----- -—wknown to rmlln on.Mojo a* Mis* Elisabeth Ada nisi slhV Doro­ Clark lug been the g u r-l l-cennrdy u ' . Joint hoa- ,illii hnvln, ‘lark l* n n * n l/ se ec ie Ring lid" guttered tuiiiin thy M artin. Ul*n Csrotyn Collier, Irsses tn the Mary' isimhuth Clr: Ml-s Cat oline If HI fur*-" » A "Hanllin cheat liijmles yeglerdsy in ug Mr*. Rov F rin k Hyme** Jr. Mr- .r !.r wMrh hict yesterday a fle rr days • \* .* y > allHnnolille ralllslan to u r HI, Rupert M. Slrleklsnd, Mrs ’’■itiobn dl the home o f Mrs. Collum. Friend* of Mis. I). K. R. Then Themac lj k e . Flaming- Mre. J- 0- M|tchell aasd. Mrs. | | U. McCall, Jr-c h a irm a n . Mrs. 8. J , N it, tea purkt. lied Ihe devotional lind presided u ill'te g n -t to lysyn that sli* un­ ‘ BOND REDUCED ?--------------r n —r . , u •. , o A r Ihe business session. Mrs. derwent an opc-iatiap a t the E rr; J Tclephopr, tslcgraph, i-shle and Doperl .Strickland gave a chapter nnld l uughton Memorial Hospital •-NEW YORK, Kept. U 1,1*1long abd sboft-wav* radio are all jo t "ffadU ht ir r i r t " a fte r which on Monday. Dail for - yol'tiuy Torrlo. former ' I - _____ In Flortdp to aanre the V snahlnotroutine m ailer, were disposed of. Mr and Mrs. J. C. Fa Ire loth ac- CHIcaro fe n s * lemjet ,* luig«'l Rtate, affjnp* the h|orlda S ta te ( Refreshments were irrw il hy the hbstvsse. to . the follawih'g: ioni|o.nied hy Mr. and Mr*. 8am with Inromu tax ecaslon. " wg» Duddy, *|K-nt reduced; from (IOO.iiihi |ii |uO Mrs. W. I! J llll, Mrs, (). K. Qpff. Holbrook* Mi*. O. I’. T i i t t y . Mr*. A rthur .Sunday in yGaiiH .'ville and a t Kil­ I'hilllpf. Mr*. Paul Redfesm , Mrs. le r yprln g l Paul Johnson, Mrs. K. Is. Smith, tac Mi and Mur.. Flo>’4 McRae Jr.. Mia. E. It U n c j Mrs. J. O Dm Vbkiif, FMjttisj, Ftlt Fitti. m All Woo) Blank el* solid cultirs— *1) U n ry , Mrs. Ru|<ert Strickland. Atlanta- Ga. .m e •" .Vl*Rlg| ••*Mr3 »r» Mru« »f IUt.t.1 \\. < * *1111 Mis II. It McCall. J r . Mrs. A. F McRae's m olhc-t;'M /»..J .-N . Bur *VI»a*»»iJt» 111 tlh Mini CUUBltY Hi I'• I -.1 *: laffelR blndlllf. Special price*. »GiifiaIJ^7>TT*Bt»i lu fell!(I Id't ■»' "a-., Collum, Mis (la rk U on inlJrv'am i ilick, ht her liume*-o)j, ft! 8tii/ord *,t|i«H(titC |*u.r apiHrllir ««*I Jivu»« Avenue. • *c» * j . t» ' , Vfrmliftf l UUJfta iu« ||? |i^ i \U+ Mr*. C. K. Gormlry. 4d IbJIhGB.BoU. *, « a v . V. — -•* ( Mila M argaret P r i m h»« r»-, turned to Miami a fte r having ppant ipveral days- with her parynt*. Mr. end Mr*. T. U 1 Q'Cohpor. At th flr ham* on Park, bcuss Avenus (a 9 *i »i • tn ccilccc* r* « * s*c* Ae*c was brought out t h a t . the CHjr Mr*. Ray Ogden left today for under the new »cl-up would r*- th* N orthern aisle* it bora aha re irs double the amount "received Ul spend several k e f hi- She will t i n t il*i bgwg.rbr. .IS p sr fiesnsg - before lb* attend the A met b an l-cglon con­ ■ lu ln lin w W enacted a t live tact session of vention in New York Fyptaiater iriT jniw b-ns-T txw " I the FWrt.U IxgW ature W.fM'a SMI «4wliwe«> 10 Ft and will visit PllUhurgh, The question of adjuatmont of Cinrinnqtf and polnta in Kentucky m 4 * * I dellnqiii-tit tax wac brought up before returning id the Mayor advised th at tho a lte r would proliably be a>s. I’hi \teUa Theta fratam tty baa the Urtiaat mtmherxhlp of a a r f d w t »» l b ' *p »*,'*( ... Its Wednesday night when tha Booed national m en* fraternity. tare, Tandar A.hjni Feet present enroUmsnt Is over a l ­ meet* to continue work ah 0*1 Aiwaatng Batief budget for the coming year. ow. i . --------m «*• a «w i i u eeaU oil .WUA » u t lb in*. H i » » < .* ‘ L*4t i a tk a i i t H Aeew **I *■■ *» A EDWARD ARNOLD CARY G R A N T FRANCES FARM ER lArif n A ifiP J Farewell Party Is Given By Gadabouts K*2; d|i ,","ninfr'' lh,t r s s r * sss,^ & jssr£ r^ i r p J TOAST or Mr. And Mrs.F«y Lee Georgia (’an cells- , entertain At Home Order For Textboks Addtd Feature f m Airs, Luke Walker t S S b j T S y ^ ' l a . Honors Mis* Gamble .^ /. u i; i. n i n n CARROLL Mrs. Evans McCoy Is Guest Of H< :h a A U . l t i cttu N iu r i c t i i t ' YOURS Wednesday Tliu^ a y • ii I** Yowefl a r ty s l a y -a -w a y Blanket & comfort sale FOR THIS W EEK ONLY Mary laambuth Circle Has Regular Meeting America's best known Blankets ;nitl Comforts at far below later "In Season" |jrices. I'rices arc • t i l l j O 'i l i K Up. We can save you .‘{O'. iffyou wit! buy n o w . W T n tld r o u r urge your prompt attention Buy 111 w lay-away plan a small deposit will r e s f i ' v t * y m i r c h o i c e , and you may pay the balance l e i s u r e l y a t - p c c i f i e i l convenient periods. ‘ ITCHY FINGERS ‘M Commissioners, Power Official DI Lines $ 5.49 9 J/ayhf. s Vermifuge. 666 MALARIA COLDS $6.49 t Mill) Quilt Co. COMFORTS 6i V i A r* 4 Special -all wool double blanket—lovely plaids in all oolora. 8ifo 72 x 84. Worth $1(1.75 for A $ 13.75 SOFTCORNS ciom«^ m day On Account Of Open Thureday A* ,C j' A V f , 1ST u * j wt -Ii. ( \bmmi »r , MK*. J MWevCwk , o e a rtv .ll* . > »aa S H g a n i t .. ih .i •a wa i t t * w s .lg l.1 "" Special $10.95 a ( j *>••* . . --- -------- iw *«*«**• Igw M o lB K * ■ —*»■* — d i . «k— WS| q ■ ta lk ie ., w a it- U * . >•»■ tb lM tln a. *•**» r t w W .l lr rgfwwMd, O af. ,.« rfc . T. - C i A Yowell Co. <HM - » * e_ w ?IU ia Henceforth Will Be Optn All Day Thun* day Fear The Fall Burnt. Wliili* ttiHuiii Dii'Wit. Finn -nutteen i uU'iittg.-i in I’cr.ii.ut ill-sign. Hint*, r< -i‘. tfi'i'i'D, if<‘ld. Invi-mk-r, . o i l m tag M l* ( u (MPt* l« W • • M f . Will b0 ^ M p l l l rrf H*l W«l Bp Usual. t k » Store * Fjimous wear well All wool blanket worth $14.75 / $ 12.75 mmm ^ ^ N O T IC ® ( d y e ’s win u* -I SANFORD FLORIDA ifA �r **• t i •* *** tt * 1. ( J v n j m Snm t ; KtTi •11&. Tu esd a y , S e p t e m b e r i i , m i TUB HANFORD HKRALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA 9001 » ■■ 11— mmr ~~ -- " • 7 Hurls Four Hit Win Over G- wen Lookouts Pound Out 12 Hits Sanford And Gainesville Resume OffSparkmanAndSweeney To Take Leadln FinalSeries Dan Brainard To TODAY’S SPORTING Hurl For Locals W O R LD . W es Kingdon Blasts By JULIAN Ont Two Hite In A gainst. S ierra - i . » lo Series Here Tonight I lu r r . n e a w k btatm i . r a o r * i n e .1 F l e r - » » * £ .> across two tallies off one hit and an error. Three bltg. gave them taro more runs in (he eevenlh and In |be eighth (bey tal­ lied la w more llmc-i off four bits, The fwo teem* will reeumo Ihs-.r set Ira tonight at lha lo gal field. - , ; is s is r i ------------ * l Aer I (lalaaevlllf I * •>** t M i r i s r ’s « » " l h I s t ln S *| UsIse-vllU *~ Rollins Make*. Ready For 193] Football Season It .<d' t. Sanford -Over B i s tfl " f . '- l : Here la w hat the Orlando 8 TRN 8 TRUM Morning Sentinel bae U eay (U sn T sA k t 1 Oslaeavltls et a.nil.,rd. about B t a f d n T W Its bdseWlI ItsraW Bparts Kdhor “sns.__ . eocTH a n ’.a x T ic k u t n i i " le th s vernacular of tbs m e r e .. a treat- ganfonj bee gene “nuts" OWKN WRR11IT made hay (h,a newly sleeted praetdeut _ • ■ a v sa n a h Mbecause I o f th “ erfaeS Id u b this BAMMV HOL*I Mecea ----------.... I j while the surf shone yes te n te. r, th e Big Four. b a s s as T jseksoavllls --------- * » WINTER PARK, S e p t, 14. Alseason. Out of a population of Rill llodgera an<l his R infonl or should ws say while lb e t tlHOOK. . . The three other; Coleathy . — — i;B Jta ra iu i II about #,000 white altlxena tho the* first official practice pen­ (.'1st). ... J.chkouls will play hosts tonight lights burned, wheu be mowed, motnbere ere as follows, KL.LIB Mato«**i< i *, j ” »<"s..i.»il"e *e, Iutns*tvn. rf there waa an attendance a t S at­ sion for the 1P37 edition'of Coach to Hon “Footi-' McKhnne and his down DON MeBHAfaM 4nd h ta1 ‘V-AIIT. OWEN W R iailT and] ■ v n o n l T T r * ( .U B urday Plgbt’a game of upwards Jock McDowell's Rollins football Gaim-wlllc .li llc n whin they re ­ big bad O MEN by e score of, MATO LANOBTON. . . We be-' • u I'rlrhntu, Hi of 1400—end S aturday night mac nine la not scheduled to be held sume their playoff series with the 7 lo I end ool) the email total' "• * * |hla le right although jv a R jw ^T'-'h llugnrrli,. lli j» « la the m erchants’ big money until next Monday- already last C hlm fo ____ _ . Kussit, rf fourth game tonight, with .-'anare still guvsaing. such a s llEN- IMltsborah .......... 71 »i .*»; Klnail.n tt. of four b uttles. . . As far night of the weelfl year's grlddera ere beginning to M i Is In, |> . . . HI. Loem ____ . 70 St .III 11font leading with two games we could toll by the descriptive ltY WATBON. Staid fcpsfnees me* turned make appearances upqp- this scene Beslan —_______ SS SI .SSI '" [w h ile (is)nesvill'- hns only one. • • e acora board. W rlgbt bad m aster­ olsli Brooklyn _____ - m it .<** th eir shops over te clerks and of action, anxious to renew o p e ra -^ ^ HARRIfl FIELD. OAINKH- V Ti m s i M tn sg rr Ro-lger* of the Han- ed things his own way during t H 11.1,11 Claclaaotl - ....... tl I« .7*1 Bill “RAW MEAT” R 000^9 waiched ISsnford lambnst lions with the pigskin sport. rcvl •roar's I H nolla JTILLE, BopL 14— Il«r Ow«n MrMulIrn, lit [[!ford .MTUwill probably uio Bid . ERg m ust have been hot lest Ihe entire a lt. . CoagratulaNo kamro oelixtulod. lire |. r I . ' Gslneivflls to th e , score of Yesterday Rick Gblesple, OUts f ■ARM T a p i w W right mowed down Don Me- I'll Ills IL It, „ ttjllnn llinmniil rm the m otnd fur Ilona ow ek. * . evening when the Leekeute fo&r to seven] and now comes Daugherty and Bob Hayes, vet­ Now Torn at I'ltnhurgh li t.. Shane's aalnoovfllo. fiU tn l»*t II.O.I,. I| * ith e '‘lo(als/ while McKhnne of the s s » thed across thses winding * Itovton 'a l (,'hlraKo (<|. l.ltltisili.n. It. the Seminole County Chamber erans of last season's successful ljG-Mi-n will rend the’. lOUlhpaw evening when ha allowed only Ilri.ll, rf l*tilladalokln at Ki. lamia (I), runs and they "leek a two The LOOKOUTS polsd out of ComhterCe postponlsf IU warfare^ dropped in fo r last-m in­ Brooklyn at Cincinnati (1). (O il bltg while U h bfg guns of llcelno, m 1 1slants of Andy Rlcrm op to the - Joel a mere I t h its etf te ana lead of the O-MEN, >• . ... election of officers tonight un­ ute, pre-season Instructions from J O I 'R ow Mast" Rodgers' Han­ Htsut.. I .heavy lookout artillery. . . SKIPPER m ust have glvAMMMtCAh I.StAUt'N K s.p l.il, •PARKMAN and I W I I N I V their mentor before hurrying for til n we4V hence jo st te ta n ia In ' t ord L ookoipr baary •rlllla rr SUtBliSI.rll. * One i f the b r g r s t rrpwris of #n them the spirit ef eld and proved th at they oeuld hi It Naw Y ork „ there’s a g e n e scheduled here home porta where they will prac­ p bias lad and roared out 11 , h l(i Hpniknian, the rctnon Iv expected In see the “JOHN MORQAN.iiotrolt __— 71 (I .Ill esN irris y . hit when they wished and thle evening Only n few (fays tice their local high schynl team s fh lrsa n ... .... It St .i l l • f t tba dellvarlas of L efty- Joe lilt tonight Ihnt will Is- played at according to hew the p la y _ . Ilnstun . II is ago the City Commissioners ad- In preparation fo r the opening ■ II I 57 IS the ranfortl Munlciiml Athletic Totals Bparkmoa and Had Sweatier to Daisy MoIs recolvtd n wire cisvaUnd ( w ire ■ isv aio n n . . . i t ,e i riit Hwtctifty In till. IUII off atapds now, well, we # lonmed early to hie themselves session next week. i) to t« Htallril for HlniiU In kilt, w t . | 7 to I score that was s nro lsnvy . ,Wnahlnemn Field startin g promptly a t ft;IS from hla f a t h e r yrswnsto , h |||( ||l| |(|J1 .. don't like te prediet things «l t> Gillespie and D augherty were to the baseball perk. firntr lijr Imi Idgit. v a u lte d 'by 1000 people a t H e r Kanfmil oV W kLt............. morning rending like i tbla. . Ht. laiula a* si .............l»«l 02# 110—7 because wo ere always And Sanford waa practically members-of the backdate! unit that Y oafrvdar*a H vanlla 'rla Field la Gainesville while Uulni'M%-ilir ... # Oho jim ono—r effiO-AW of (he Rinfnrd lla tr“ DeAr Bon: lm pulling enolh wrong, but It looks as ir Nu s a m e - ar hv.1 ulml deserted Sunday afternoon carried the T ars to seven triumphs Itiiii*. tJInrjr, Uw»r*lu llultirimli, ta ll H lilt kAc gHvmpflnty In get 1IM ganford tang Jammed Into Kssio or nip of w ater In the soup so we are going te pull , out of Oooiao ToWir !. Klnsdon 5 IU vsII, IP.when many ef the fana went to out of eight lis t year, while Hayes C lav alan d s t Naw T a rk . l i e toped off downtown street glut). two n te r r 'u r lr h f. ItVniherx from huiry home. . . ( would - like this thing on the tep and Gaines villi expecting to see a alternated *t ths standing guard Datroll al Waslunuii-ii kloI i;rr<>r«: Clary, Mitrfln. Ilnliironk, to see the gsma plsysd on a vary much to sov you. feign­ than go la OEORQIA. . . HI. laiulji a t I’h lla■doly d rlp h lo . lfrMulleii. INImuri, Mvlmtaton, tin- Ihe D e la n o ' llhlt Club f.,r use thriller between the two beet position. .This trio of veterans O th e r, n o t ache (day by play descriptive acora Kln*>. Htt'Mnir. nice. - odu' during th e xpinalilij'r of Ihe ren# ed l Dad. . , r . tl. Fell plowing scented f it a fte r • Rummer of hard tsam e In the league. 11uitt iiaitrit In: I,atiRtinn. Mr* sen as l h - .c ru trl^ ’ nre unur over* board. starting next w tsk. w n wish c iio u o K McC l e l ­ SOVTIIENN ASSOCIATION Ilififtl* 7, (Ji«ry* |,rl<hnrtl, Hun* work. W het’s done I t t One of Ron tllg W right w ia neT crlttlrou- Kerin Two »>••«* Ml: __ Yvatvr4sr*a Hraolla Martin. flawing 'i h t / l-ritl slsn d t rVi-ry l a n d tltiirh sucrose |h!t fall at Daugherty reported weighing ford's best teams and night iFTaroff far Iklrri |<loea|. ; bio all during the lill. eirn p l Fmirflf Iris. Wr||| hi, fu«>lfit ton•**»: night.-' HTHTPON and wo hope th at ha _ __ ' . .. , Allslila S: NaW Orlaana I. Klriffiftin. CUrjfi J.itrmnion, KitofA IBS. as tough os the-beef that bo baseball. tb a fourth Inning when Ihe Hlrna latfl on . *•*•**: ' /R w r^ yai, _ J •n itil) send . nUl burn up the grldlronf again t t C C r j f C IV lC V 'lC ll& n a ualy earn, achvdultd. And then, nobody h ie to dig (uuf tleen toting all Summer t e a ivi TTfnTr " y rr? * ;; O-Man shoved across two m ils t. iiaiim ■«iitr pv out ---- "on " the]I ,-Itiln ■" *tensnu • M urR liy lip did Iasi year S llin C S A t S tc tS O I l Htvii'ltri U In i IftnliiifM M»tl 3 down into hla J*on* for cash to meat packing plant -+n- Ashtm'lo, vh*n McMullen alngled to score run* ml Im M» off IVrlulii field ^r-f Pi.t'd: JTiltd Ihe touny era sea»ona u r d tr I.EAI'H TO DEATH support the cloh—It'e self-sup- N. C. Gillespie, s ta r short stoji fur S . Hwppnfy 3 , Himrhin.m f Mil Roglno and IbivatL lie m aster­ II. n nl first lasr.j n iA C II LEONARD iONAItll MrLUCAH. iillrlm: lijr Wi Ir Ii I (I'Hnmri) no rtlng for the firs t time In the the nine last Spring, played oeutl* ed tb ln fs Id hid own style and liy In rehler fhlrl al HEMINOLK . . DELAND Kept. Ife-W . j ACKS 0 NVlLLE. ( A l Qll|«aitlttii |i||rh*rt FlmiMiy Tliuiiuf pro ball around Asheville and ht* ....... eJ.t; r iltii.plr.-s: t . . . u_.ui. Hmllli, lh.ua- llob I’ll fashion and bn waa careful to a Itainr. f.eorgo McClelland of Sanford, „ Rlc, 3(i djri, |n iU n l|y history of base boll fo r S an ­ ■weight ranges around • the ISO •HI lltltil hiM', Jmi (as land I "Her*. ford. la greet extant. lleneh nit l.-il flr'tl. Ihe Living one of four Stclson U nlvsrslly yMU>rrf, y ,B , ptun(rc from lh, Sanford's Big Pour Is ’ Yeo. Sanford has gone “nuU" m ark. Hayes, a 200-poundar. last Tba aattra Sanford club played slrn on seeim-l la-ar, littr. Revgrldynvn trying cut for p l a c e - | f l o o r or n downtown of- over* baseball. fnak<ng HENRY WATSON yea?, dropped 20 pounds a fter hla excellent bell babloM the nca ell In right fi<1H , Loti Itnrin.i nn kicking dullee this y rar. booted f|cB building pull his hair th«so days bard work and also appears In taoundsman who fanned six ol shortatnp, |{i-y {'toil, tn td i'ti" mtd with th slr pranks and Joksa thirteen conaeculivt “e x t r a . A wilnese, J. E. Mlmnis- said .good trim . D sugberty lira s In th e O'Meu while giving upllireu Andy Kierm p lirh ln t. points fiom the 16-yird line In th# mBn , tood 0„. , wlntiow lH ge, . . . How about It HENRVf j Wildwood, FIs., and Gillespie in bases on balls. Bparkman deliv­ For h'anfiitil; 11, ich rs rln ry rn Wo undorotand th at the practice yretordsy. 'shouted "look out lu-low" three ered • pair of walks and also P rin t. M urat end hU wife ~ a t ' ^ h*‘“ '- U**m U tU in m W ,b * shorts tup, Muyo | i n^rti'ii (ti right O thers seeking th s vacancy l i f t l)mM Bnt| hurtJ*d lo the pavement. Big Four t'lck sd him Into t* o strikeouts while Red Swee­ field, K uril- M -rtlr -n L ft fl. Id. by lh« ^m dnation of M inrhart ________________ te the Episcopal Cemetry te Ihej* r ’ *' .# buying th s lr suppsr one ney walked two of tbo Look­ Sim m y ll.-Htro t; ratrlting. fienrge and Cudmnrr arc I*anl« Smith, m in in g t.t LEKHRHKfi and Capitol City of Florida, the Florida . . . j . _„ A Nrarl, IGoo Hanford f a n a I'hlllipf* nn ace <lnl I ir ■ In- l(u*f outs and fanned one. Willard A ndrrton and Troy Hall. Dry sausages may be divided th s nsot t-ay r f . i l WAT­ BUM Chamber " e f Commerce 1 **>. tucli M Batting bailors (or the are- Jammed Into lha roped off area gerin on tliiid leive. lttbby I’rlclc . A A cooking light m m U The R atters drilled |n orper- .Into two groupst cervelata and SON rceslvsd a four buck p o ln u o u t Tim Prince wee the ehlcken Bnd U doM BOt ___ . Wee King °n first Hirer! tsrt night 1>«- m il ett first bn--1 Al K a n o In a u^r ware taken. . by ate squads of beckflsld men and satamD. Saiamls aru more high­ bill. . . . don' who wee et ths ptlfe two' tween |>erk end Oak AVer ties center field and Rig Dan R ialnanl 0 0 0 lineman yesterday and plan r ly seasoned than cvrvslati. Thera eon of the King of Naples and Mend aa well, however, w ith •fflclej times and amaraed out1 to .see and hear e play by play will do Ihe hurling. are hard and aoft typea of both. nephew of the Em peror Napoleon, beef. We would like to abnoanea ecrimms.-a late this week. Two Trips To Take ‘ Honors At P l a t e Buggerio, Kasso* Get 2 Hits Each Coach McDowaU Is Planning- On OLargt O u t f i t Thfe Fun BothManagersTo Put * Best On Field In Important Contest Mayo Langston s Hitt Scores Kasso With • First Run Of Game m c3 1 1500 See Play By P l a y Description Of Lookout Win bits nt rac-h appearance. J u o Ruggerlo and Al Kasso split second hot^urs with fwo (or four v, each and Kills Clary singled twice In Rre trips. Scoring boslllillsa slarlrd In tba Baifford halt of (ho third dntrriplloit of the Hanford lamkoul-flslnesillln 0 M.-n gams l«r wlilrh Hanford emerged llie winner by e 7 lo J srore. Thu Hanfurd Atlantic Nal|oiuil Rank Ilulldlng was roniplrloiy llllod with fana looklnk nut of singled IIto windows mid the slrcel waa I Inning whan At Kasso to center Raid and wriil to rntnpletclr jutnmi-il. The board was upornled U sl third on a aloslo lo left by W<>* Xlugdun Mayo lA ngslol ittn n (light hv J. I. lio n nod Mr. Up and hit to light llrld lit Thorite of Ihe Western Union with ju IIhii Hleniln-m. Ilrlan acora Kasso Tba ll-Mea took Ilm load In Hurt stiu J w f-Allum assisting. Tim hoard Will Re used when fkatr half of Ihe fourth wln-n W hiter MrMullsii oImiImI, loj the Katilnrd Hall Cluli will pror ltk t field to ocurn both llu ti ii nl another p la y l,y , play Me povell and Lou lloglno. | nrlptbin of Ihn Konioid-dalnvsBSnfurd came bark In Its vllle* tainn that Is Iu lake plat-o half of Ibo fifth t» take a one m IMirts Kli-ld In Dial illy tota n load wlisn they putbT-d I Amrrow uigUt. fir Instance! T «V-'~ Classified Advertisements ^ ^ die eow beaoie cedi separate item it to lnulL And hit sufpqfjng bow little we psy for rd me pleasure* oi moocm, sue ina ccxivcrucru UTVEBTOCKi Carload n il good mules for sale or ex. TWl) FURNISHED rooms for rent- private bith. 112 W. 20th. change. Carlton Livestock Kxckxnga tvprvisnled by J. C, " flume,), Bcardsli siding—Rand 16—Houaca .For Kent Merriwether barn. TRACTOR WORKt I iitvo- new Oliver Itert-lhir Irattur. plow, and barrow. Work apprei lalod. Cell Metbelus. nave. I'bun« t n # J tie ckctric tervieay when their coet u eoapued to nfkyy g| nrpyivlinirf. BIX ROOM Ttuarwlow for rout. M l] Palmetto A*P Fine Cundltloh. Inquire I1T Geneva Ave. Take pilwfm for uxttncc. Total expendirures FOR tlENTi t room unfurnished house, Also. S room turmstiud house. 1'hons 4S4-J. country tut yc^r totaled just twice tr much • UlJk'ck 4 White M le as the hounchofd electric bill Even tb« * iiiw m m i bill.rfhc k m m Floridt was 16—Mlacetlajuroua For Hale , l If ^1 prvr | FIVE OOQD Model A rent road to I1IS.00. MODEL T FORD t ^ r U K ^ T i e dow*. McKee Auto Buppty, 1 * Sons.- Used Car Dealers. ' ■ store from yokoo Wanted Tillman wools waahlnt tow el* Tl* Pecan Ava. waste washing. Call lor Mery, lilt W. tik EL J lh e iliE E ie — TO FU EN tE H E O m om s mrty. I U ik YOUR HOME * rt <t ; *_____J (J-l - J i : f jm}Uj Cl)O ( ki ]* o• c -ojh- ,L*H inrf ,Vi PaftJL Ls f u nwr f injEfi n |r u l u J ^ewviii.im*mi g *s ew m *m hoi^nd with owner’s name on T t K J T ^ i l i l E B 'n o Rofrlger collar. Reward for r e t u r n . N o •lo r for *117 SO- Scott Carra gaestlow i asked. T, A. Dyson, way» tne. Fhona MO-J. W s h a ra battery radios—easy * — Aatomoblla* terms, as low li | ] oe.w evkll McKee Aato Supply. I i u tl o n *f for cigars, cigarette* and tobacco in this • — Loal A Found Lb aT : k> wnolunj a cigarette or going to a movie, aO com mooey-Sut w« don’t tnind See Clifford W elker^ Geneve Jv— Annoimtaments Avo., 2 blocks east of ' Ssnfurd HAVE TOUR Watch repaired by Ave. om who really knows hew. c P * t O « w d e r , Magnolia Av> — HE ptcmim we enjoy, whether | ONE COW to r ekle. 1. 6 . Benaster, UpealA hood. Sie t l USED TIRES, good shape, •»1A4 McKee Aeto Bupply. FOR SALE ( R « A P r O M ~ ^ d Mule, Wagon, Harness, plow, ulHvator. A. i . Login, Genovs m ■' ■ ' U : • " Wr;/. - Br.-. i ••••'* ONE THOUSAND feet ( tech sewer pipe te good condition. W. L. Henley. Phooe 460.'' f*r Heir, FtVM ROOM bowse, r n Holly, -t • -c* - . *• . - v , i 7xK «’• dva i v ' �* ’ v i - . l - i - a 'l i - l v i l i 'i r % ‘\ * ! i 1 1 ,„ v . :r*r *".■■; B ia M la » • O a l r C c a tr a l n— — S im ila r A n n I n A N IN D i CRASH 1 BANG! UP AND OVER! No Delay Seen An Re­ sult Of Italian Re­ fusal To Abide By N y o n Agreement ** #a DAILY NBWSPAPEB — 1 i . . l ib " . . i h i ■i.' —J r i* m ■ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y -, S E P T E M B E R 15. Vo l u m e x x y i * -------- i Sentinel* C ttaly More Frail Ah “* rferU a Ctty A l t a * * B*U, B lfkm jr Aad W ater Ih n a p trU lU Anglo- French Sub Campaign Is Under Way ' ; ; . t , , ,: 'V . / . ! i Plea- Is Made For Civilians In War Zone ■ i '. 1M 7 E stablished In 19*8 JOHN ROOSEVELT TO WED BOSTON SOCIALITE Japan Refuses M ediation B; World Leagu K Jap Envoy A t Gen Says His Nation Chinese* Reported: To Have Succeeded In 3 Day Effort A t Orderly R e t r e a t — NUMBER *T* 1'*yl|il i "r’sjfii t' .V. . enfee By Outsidenjl ■HANatlAI. Sept. I t —U R Naval commander* of tho U**tod State* and fonr other 1weetarm powers dtm andad today that both Uto Chinas* and Japan*** anti-aircraft xminers tab* Imamdtata atapa to a par# IW ltvss of "tnnocsnt non-combatants.* Tho urgent request of A martnaif Admiral H arry K. Yareell and othor neutral naval r a n Lo n d o n ;'sept, us.— ( a p ) fiENEVA, S ep t. mandera went forward while —Britain and France re­ (AP)—Japan will rtfuae and tha Chines# In tha faro of warn fused today to delay their after way# of Ja p a n e * ^ attachignore ^ven friendly iMdlik* era stood fast oif thalr new In patrol of the Mediterranean tion by'the'Leagu« of Na* Thla breath-taking scene wsa presented when two automobtlee land tlna atrotchlag M tali** afainit submarine piracy be­ tjona i n t h e Slno-Japan«a* from Chapel to Lloho north and conflict,tha Japonoaa min­ cause o f Italian objections to collided during races on the speedway a t Hapyaervd, Ind. The t e r west of InlornatloAal Shanghai. At last roipea confirmation of tnng 'minor* concerning John nooacvell a affection* for Ahhe thakKyon Accord and an­ rifle Impact threw the ra r of Curly Aachelman Into the sir a n d .lt It becam e'apparent the Chinese Lindsay Clark, Ronton il.-butant.1. They aro reen beam ing happily at each s»h<!r a t Nahan*. Ma*a., uter to Switxerland dladoot^d nounced that the nine- sailed over the outer w all1like a leaf In a windstorm The other, had aucceedtd In throo days of ju at a fter her mother announced their engagem ent. The Preaident'sijoungert son said plana for today. Tho Japanoso envoF, driven by Charles Van Acker, smashed tnt-i tfie .wall as Indicated by orderly withdrawal In establish EIJi Amau, told tho AaaocJpower agreement would go dolled _________ line. The bitow points to a wheel torn from Van Acker's lag wall prepared- poelllona that tha wedding have not been pending eompletlon o f hi* senior year at .Harvard, ated Press that Japan wougl Into effect at once. brook no Interference la l$ * have hatted the Japanese car. (Copyright, I #37. by Chicago Tribune) B ritish sa d French warsht#*, *1F a r E astern crisis. \ vane# just Inland from tho main m d y In the M editerranean. were Dr. W ellington Kr» one « f city. c it y n e w s b r ie f s China’s moat lllustrimi* state*W psrtsd authoritatively to have PEll'lNO. Rapt. 11 —OR—Tha man. w anted tha United S ta t m bsc«n scouring tho Mediterranean Japanese arm y of 1U.OOO man and Europe today th a t JapaM 0 sals Un»« fo r undersea m arauders struck a t Chlntsa posgloaa tu n a may manaca them a rt «a w ithout w aiting fo r relnforctalong tho entire North’’ China day If they do not support Cfch * accumulated over vast periods fro a l today from the bills 44 By MRS. J. 1. DOLLY mils* west of hero to the Tlontorw Ha made the statem ent b efo re Info nurd aourcaa aa id .th a door .... We are now driving due Eastt of Mme." Two building ik-i mil* were is­ the League Assembly In w ss not closed to Italian partlel- from Reno, over a long straig h t I It waa ovar th e Banner Ule Flats ala-Naaklng railroad f t miles to sued liy l.m l building insjierlur, blistering Indictment of w hat p sttan In tho patrol It Italy w ii'iei highway, a hundred miles or more th a t Campbell made hi* automo- tho seat, Tho btUorost battle of tho (i. I1. I'uxlon a t the City Hall ye*railed japanaaa "aggrom ien." to otfar constructive suggestions without a curve, very monotonous,|bile speed record SOI miles per terd .y , I . I'. Ilsgan waa granted although aho has declined to Join jp at a vast desert plain, with black hour. About tw enty nillea West of nine-weeks* old undeclared war |Hinil*sion to rr|in lr hi* residence rugged snow rapped mountains In .R ail Laka City we came to our waa believed to ba developing tho Njron arrangem ent. WASHINGTON, RapL, I I . - 4 1 ) Three tratlle accident* In the Among the greatest guarantee* in ttniifurd H eights and Squire | first view of the Great Salt Lake. The Japanese reported almost —President Jtooaevelt Franco and Croat B ritain have the fa r distance. last 31 hour* further fnsrrad tha Since leaving Reno this morning with its dimensions fifty by aev- Instantaneous victorias on both provided in the Constitution of W iiglil waa granted a permit for perfect record tho Ctty o( Fan- prohibited Govern mertfcu u a t U moblliaod nearly 100 w arships In tho M editerranean ai th rir hunt wa h are covered 4&Q miles of th at rnty-five miles- Ita average depth flanks and at tha contar of the the United Slates of America are rim ilnr work estim ntrd to roat font lias nisi <«allied during the merchant ship* from transporting those which Insure the freedom of 8ItHI on hi* dwelling house at 712 fo r tho marine m arauders. Oman* same uninteresting a<wntry. but scarcely exeeedi (wenty feet. It 100-iplle battle liao. eumnier month*, according to arm s or ammunition to J a p a n ' Tho Chlnaao northern army, the Ameiirnn press and freedom IrfICUSt, Ued os a full w anim o footing tho within ISO miles of Salt Lake City carries a t highar percentage of Infrirmallon reeotrad from Chi.I combined fleet la to roach Its max the icenery changes.’fo r here we common shit than any other body aetlmated a t naarly half a mil- of apeerh for the American peonf pollen Hoy U. William* to( r w t l aa id m ra g e T#*ee| ( pi*. Robert I . Divla, Orlamlo tarral firrm tn U-| hii the check­ AtlLfklkWt p o .th i Q rta l Salt Lake U .U # W a*l<LI_thtpk V petcaql JkpUUMl w IKhiin « tvwgl ’ attorney, told the Kiwanl* at Desert. Ju at a straight road one ta ll ing and painting nf alt fire hy. i when all additions ordered fo r Ycitenlar evening at 7:00 their weekly luncheon in Ihe Val­ illnnt« hr Sanfold tin* morning, hundred miles long through th e; By this time wo hod covered 571 patrol duty arrive. t o'clock Park Hunter waa driving des Hotel todny. w ry center o f the Salt Desert, so m|iea th at day, and nothing looked nreonllng to Fire t'hief Mark we-.| on Hirst Rtrvi and aloppod Italy refused la st night to join Chairman of Ihe program com­ t'b vplond. whn stnlrd that • tho whlta I knew it waa snow. So 1 M foo,| ** th a t nice blue lake, III Iho alreel; |i. C, Walters the antl-plreey patrol in a secon­ mittee. Dr. D. (i, Seott- introduced hydrnnU must bo in prefect roilquote thta: "Practically all of „h e re we could Juat recline on It, i also driving «v<-*t on First dary role, damandtng full parity Mr. Davis who spoke on the western Utah and what la n o w |„ , t and relax. This la true. It waa itilion to facilitate lotion in Mr*. Joseph R utti, a fter ending tttll'.et, ws* uilhble to stop In with B ritain and Franco. The la t­ Members of th* Sanford Ju n ­ the Great Salt Lake Desert, waa j u, t | ^ r lying on an old lime a seven year search for her two United Rlates t'oiistilntion in rom -j eaVe of fir*. ilino to avoid collision and ran ior Chamber of Com marc* w ilt te r two nations were designated once covered by ancient U k a |f r a thrr bed could not sink. children, obtained their custody memoration of t'linstilulion Wivk. Into the tear of Ihs llunler rar. appear soon before the by aeven Cooperating nations— City "Communism, Bo*hevi*m find Bonneville which It is said, had a w hen we came out our bodies and ami returned last night to her No great. amount of ilainagnws* rom m lM lonen and advise th a Turkey, Greece, Russia. Egypt, dlrU lorthipn are llnrintr the depth of fully one thousand feet , „ it, w rrr l0 thick In salt we could home In Nrguanee Michigan done aivt Ihe driver, agreed in Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Ruman­ Hoard th at they will t>e glad t» at Its g reatest site, and w a a '^ v , it off. We arrived In Salt County Judge R. W. Ware, report­ Unltrd Stair* in the face," flw ntseltlo thu dninnge among thrni-j lake ovar a auction of lb* pro­ ia—to bear the brunt of the patrol tom ey a is e rln l, " a m i in our own rr ra ttd during a period of unus- j ^ e City at good dark, but re ed this morning. aelvoaItaly wsa offared jurisdiction of unity heavy precipitation. Salt posed Lake F ront P ath and Mrs. Rural refused to remain In Slate, group* of bov* m e Icing At 7:3B p. M yesterday t'lyde spend th alr tlm* and money eat aes U na, Just off har coasts In tha Lake Desert is the natural result freshrd from our salt dip. (ii*or<* H. Hi nun, lietlrr known taught Communism m on effurt The next morning wo visited tha Ranlord to prosecute her husband Tanner slopped In tho street as Ita devslopmenl. It was decided petfo) plan drafted Saturday at of the evaporation of la k e Bonne­ “Templa Square." We who took two o f their children and to convert them to till* doctrine. a* tho "Barbecue King” will tw­ ho wsa driving south on Mel- at the meeting of tha Jay 0*0* Nyon. 'a t a conference boycotted ville with the dissolved material Mormon's in charge of lhe,-"rirls" at the "These doctrine*, however, rnnt C e e tl s seS e a F a n e TUee*l descried her In 1029 to live with by Prem ier Mussolini and Chancel­ big fex*t fur the Hanfuid Sh.rin- 1 lonvlllo Avenue al$l RTa rar was at Perk’a Placa Mynday eight. her slater In California and latei not *tand or |irevnit where there The brganlialloq alao planned lo r-H itler of Germany. < r* givrn them by the Jark»un- struck In the rear hy a WUly* Is freedom of tl>e pre»* and in Florida. • L est night, with German adherto donata sufficient funds to villa Temple, Ed - l,anr. Arnbs***. belonqlng to t.re Ktnanl. speech," Me. D«vl* runrlmlrd, “and Albertina Denefre, w|th whom Reel and Hon*, who pro In construct two shuffle hoard sues, Mussolini advised the UrltRusal has been living le receiving the task of the A nicrlrtn pimple dor of the Morrnrco Trmple ati- charge nl repair, estimated tho courts In the proposed park. iah and French eharg* d'affaires ; la to fight for Ihe preservation of nounerd Inlay. nld fo r herself and her three child* Ilowevar, no definite actloif ws* th a t tha situation which would re ­ The Jacksonville organisation damage to belli care a( |7|. One hundred Sanford youths Mrs. J . II. Colclough gave a from tho County W elfare these inrstinmhle guarantees of This momlng another alight taken on thta matter. K. Esu lt from the patrol plan "seem* whlrh i* headquarter* of the hlorour Liberty " may secure employment through Board. « — talk on Baptism at the regular aceldent itrrurrrd on Weal Ninth! Lan*y. vlco president of th* or­ unacceptable." rueeo Tetnple will be In charge uf A rthur Uranan, funnel ra*hlrr HI reel, but I o damage waa done Tha Immsdlata reaction here monthly business meeting of the the NYA a t the present U»"». of tha Sanford Atlantic National the program at the frelivlllea In rlther uf tho cars. Tha name* ganisation staled R. A. Goodspend. director of tho Mr. Lanuy alto staled th at w as th a t the w ar agsiaat the sub- A aarlan Class of the F irst Bap­ Friday rig h t at Sanlandn Hptlng*. Rank hare, told tho sluh membsrp nf tha parties Involved In Ihl* Iho mooting date* of the organ* m arble pirates will be real w ar, tist Church which waa held last local NYA, announced today. w \m r_ _ a | j i that due to hi* busiar** affiliaDus to the act th a t a large accident were unavailable liailon will be changed from tag nevertheless, but observer* were night a t 6:50 o'clock a t the annex. U 1 W e S l i n a i e s (loni Whlrh will require III* leav Aa a covered dish supper waa number of the boys and girls evcnlnx to l l : t l o’clock qacW quick to point to the poealtility of -------* Ing Hanford, II would be nervssary being served a abort business ses­ who h a r t been given employ­ Tuesday. Tha meeting place h aa The tropical hurricane rem ained. for him to saver Iris connections sion was held during which ro u ­ ment through 'th a NYA during not bead decided as yet h u t the summer have severed their almost stationary today hr the with the leral irrganiMtloii. tine m atters were discussed. will be announced to nil m em ­ Atlantic oreea o ff the west In l>r. E. II. Brownie*. ps»toe of Those attending were: Mrs. K. connect ions to go to school, this NEW YORK. Kept. lB .-lA V bers of the organisation l*t*<| die* and the .W eather Bureau On1 the Presbyterian Church here and D Carter- Mrs. T. D.. Inabluet, Fatl o r ‘have race Wad private In lb* week, he said. William II. rarson*. the Stony, I varied the chance* of H reaching chairman uf the vucaimmd guidMrs. W. O. Edwards, Mrs. T. ft. employment, thg. working num brook. Lung Island pigeon farmer, Tha reason for Ik* chadgia HOMESTEAD^ Sept. 18.—Tho I. lttrell, Mrs. Ira South warn, l | v her of the local organisation ha the United S tates coast ware r e ­ a nr* eomni litre voportod th at Iho whose socially prominent wile, mote. Very IIUIo forward motion Kiwanl* rnmmiltee and a similar! Monroe. ■a new variety of avo­ Mr. Lansy asserted, wax tturt L. II. Echols, Mrs. S. J. Nix, Mrs. been, reduced (o such a potn committee from the Hanford Uo Alice MrDniin.il 1‘areona disap- cado with a number »f desirable only a sm all number of lh* mem­ Allen Gordnier, Mrs- B erber! that 100 more employee# may be waa imminent. Gordon K. Dunn, meteorologist ta ry Club had outline.! extensive) >w*1rr'' «»»terio«*|y H •'‘■"I'* »*" qualities, has been patented, aaya ber* war* abia to attend th a Moreland. Mrs. j . (’. Lewi*- Mrs. added to the rolls In this disc '* ... • thill liJhW It.. kol ovro. st... $4 ai d It |a at Jack so* villa, said the it lit u'tr­ plans for iirtiviliea during tho •aid today be believes she u County Agent t.'ha*. II. HteffanL evening meetings JACKSONVILLE, Sept.. IB. - Grover David, Mrs. C- U Rewaon, hoped that, the change will h>**u t d01*1'1* the authenticity T h e ' patent. UR—S tate A dm inistrator Prank Mrs- J . II. Colclough, Mrs. A. - J . trict. the director atatod. ance waa likely to turn northward. present school year among til#! flret to bo ob­ AU eligible applicant* arc P. Ingram said yesterday he had Feteraon. Mrs. A . TVJI'ardy, Mrs. A 0:30 A. M. advisory taid tho High School .Student* in Hrminoln of lettara reporting h rr death tained by a Florida avocado croaae considerably th a aambsir a*ked to see Mr. Goodapeed foi received orders from W ashington J. f . Jockaonj-M /r M- N. Clave•form waa attended by shifting County. The work of this commit­ from pneamou la. grower, waa issued recently to of members attending th* Information In tha local .NYA Fqdfrel agents whn have'been J. J . U Phillips of the Red land Inga galea and winds aareeding 76 tee, It was pointed out, waa to .officials to dismiss 1600 WPA laml, Mrs. R. L. Beard, Mrs. Gee. headquarter* a t II l_ Palm etti miles near the ta s te r ami was lo­ Jam es O Bharoa waa employes Immediately. aaalat boy* and girls In dolermln- invealgntlng the ra*e since June Avocado Groves, through Joseph It. McCall. Mrs. II. IV. Rucker, Avenue. principal apoaker at tha T M reduction la In addition to Mina Helen Ward and Mias Louise cated a t 7:00 A. M- tom e 2UO to big the , vocation they widied to 0 declined to say whetiirr they R. Uryum, manager, believe Mrs. I’armci* |i dead. recent cuts In tb s supervisory and D riggers. SW mile* welt heart of St. Mart tna,lan tor. A meriting tree discovered In Ing. It* a poke to tha group ms ________ _ " I don't know whether those IU36r when it waa about three the "W orth of a Civic OrgaaV of tha Leeward laiand* adm inistrators stsffs, ha said. It at Ions to a Commaqity*'* dees n e t tuejedi BSD alien* dropped year* old, la Ihe foundation of tha from relief rolls lit the Tamps new variety. It is iH-lieved to be not,' Parson* said,* "They may a re s . a cross between Eagle Rock and ho tho work of e crank. I feel Wald in varieties, of Guatemalan ,T h e -opening of the citrus seaOaly three youth* may ho ad­ About two week* ago. Captain however that if Alice w eir alive and West Indian a la , general Improvement in types- Th* F sa c ra l service a for F. 8. Var­ mitted to the local Saa Seoul .M a s k osadltiens In tha state and WARS AIT, *B epr, 15. - b R - Fred 8. Keren, commending offi­ ah# would have communicated tree la unusually vigorous, an ^1 Farecaat 4bp aaaeeslty of redoe la s tha ax- ney, prominent Sanford business troop before Oct. II, W. *J. Rlotera star read' a aynagogue a t cer of urn Salvation Army Corps w ith me. upright grower, well branched, • Gencghliy fal fair tonight Ward, first mate of I ho • Imp*, bore,,mod*-a plea to the people man who died a t hi* home lata M anas of tha work relief •program Caslada during - p Yam Klrpur and somewhat resistant to scab. Thursday. C xti e E xtrem <. m sited as reasena for th* addi- Sunday night a fte r a abort Utoeso, announced today. service today la a violent out- of 8* miaul* Cqunty for Ui* dona­ I t has distinctive foliage , and Florida—partly aloudy toalght i Tha edmlialoa of throo tion of 11 rella.ef roofing paper held ha tho Presbyterian buret of Pallah aalW ew t.h terrormake* a robust hardy growth. Thursday. a. J The reek flret atoned tbo for tha hems of * fam ily who era } Ingram*pointed c u t th at, unlike Church here this aftertoon a t 4:00 member* will bring “I t I* an “A" variety from the D aytaaa Tide* ‘ ] not of Uto troop to Ita fall aynagogua aad W ake all the !■ dire need. Today Captain F an s . • «*a— **•»— Florida‘a quota of o'clock. standpoint of pollination, l u Wednesday's tides, low, l i l l X i Dally playground programs ar* flower* opening first aa fam altt The Rev. T. D. Brownlee, pastor quota strength lor thle quarter window*. P e a k stricken Jaws fled reported that a ll.b u t one ipll of tig the Presbyterian Church and there I* a P*aeJMltty th at from every dree. Thay war* a t­ tha nacqeaaiy roofing bod bran sc- b*b.g conducted fo r the students and ' later reopening as male*. H . 10:U P. M.{ high, 1:44 A. ML * 4 « P. M. Ihe troop win *N officiated and burial tacked and ban ian aa they triad tarad end he eakad'thhl any per­ # f th* Lake Monroe School under I t mature* fruit in December, drastic reductions son who was a b le 'to , make Ihl* * 1 It tonal appliestc* antll the supervisor, of Mr*. Ollie Bry­ later In lb# Evergreen Cemetery. to otrap*. Policq an fa *d and a r­ , h a t Ingram said ha had January and February. Th* Yesterday. B A today, donation would tommunl* an, .whas.-i* in charge of th* WPA Tha active pallbearer# wore: H. ary. • w . rested h alf a 4 ka M nrtnring Washingfru it la dark green b\ color. 6S4 Pvadpttatlm Tha require dteuts for division of recreation in that vl> ento with him -da’anoo aa poMlhto. afffek ls th a t employment b> C.' Du Bose, W. M. McKinnon. O. to 6 Inches long and 4 to 414 Total fo r yesterday Captain Loren alao paked .th a t clnity, It was learned today, in­ •loo to tho troop are J. Pop*. E. L Morrow, S. a Bhtawsa lowest wide. and generally Total f a r month ' • *■“ gay peramt* having any old rlotfj- cluded in three programs la a s tric t The applicant holier, end W. A. Eachary. hi Florida. The flesh of the fruit, to data K l p D U r k g to donate It to tha Halv*Uoo weekly swimming p arty and pieHonorary pallbearer*; A. D. present aa application m id rec which fit* ' tightly around the Amy fo r dialrlbutlon among tho nie fo r the children and r !****■ In ***4. net Including tha Eachary, Frank p. Forster, W. L* her ship a t P h t of is a clear bright, yellow/ A* h ho* boon too th e peat I.- ladlgonta In thl* County, n o e*> handicraft for girl*. Tho « |p lta a U M to about Henley, and U I. Frasier. free nf fiber, of a nutty flavor, >RtrhM reading. poeially naked fer children* cloth' • yeore. tKk M in in g of the Shoi f t h o ' executive Mr*, Bryan ha* afao Included ■ supervisory and w ith aa oil contort of 10 to Pfflotal Wvpwi MARINES TO SHANGHAI aommUteo who h a re |ho powar fa r a r l a n k hacw a t sunset yes­ hag atace a t th o ^ p m e a t there are sowing circle for tho' women In Of about $116High b to althor accept or r*Jadl tt, terday p re ate lr e i l throughout tha any chW ren attending arlwoU th a t vlcbilly In her program. Tha 90 percent. E arly far 1M5 Mr, Phillip* tap-' ’ 4 " .... . *4 H e» tree. If aooogatad, th e appii- worid tho hoi loot Say on the J e w Ctrri* will meet a t bar horn* oi\ Ithoot D m proper rlothing. HONOLULU, —W l-O n # _ gg s e a t la aotlflad had r aqo*r*d w leh r . l.adar , Y*re K ^p n r. F o r tha post few day* Capt. Woe* F lret Street Tueoday a f t e r worked 07 tree* to tha now va­ r dred United Stele* marines .......... Mt each weak to do different riety, aad thaao tw a year old * has boon remoaeiing and reIn Bontard aK -Jew ish mere ban U f i ordered yesterday to leavo fa r tha pttand throo marling* Tho i f to top-worked tre a t are . Si-.. handiwork. tha Army headqaortmy meat* An 4» at w ar aono from Fanil pUrdot U tbon althor 1 1 ........... ■ ierable repair work has th at all woman bi th* log a good crop. Blare l h t t ore rejected h y .o naval atatkm Sept, It . .................... f* •• hath the rhapoi and lavttad to attend has grafted 744 aU # memhort of M M ) M --------------hy Mrs. Bryan- to tho h* __ m 20b Warships Are Ready For Search Roosevelt Acts i To Curb Shipping Italy Demands Share In Plan Equal To EnglandAndFrance Ships Will C any Mu­ nitions To Orient At Own Risk OqlJV From Coast To CoQst_ AND BACK AGAIN Robert L. Davis TalksToKiwanis On Constitution 3 Auto Accidents Id Last 24 Hours Mar City's Record Orlando Attorney De­ clares FYeedom Of Press Is Essential No Casualties Result From Series: Of Ac­ cidents Yesterday I JnvcFPH P la n 1 To City Group lit Furthering- P a r k Mrs. Joseph Russ! Returns To Michigan Jax Temple To (Jive Shrincr.s Barbecue Talk Is Given By Mrs. J. H. Colclough Jobs Are Offered To Local Youths Hurricane Halts Pigeon Farmer Says Missing Wife Is Dead Patent IE Granted On New Florida Avocado Variety, The Monroe WPA To Dismiss , 1500 E m p loyees From Rolls Soon 'J ± Roofingl’aperNccded Sea Scout Troop WU1 Last Rites ForVemay AdmitThrec Members Rioters Attack Jews By Salvation Army Are Conducted Today In Polish Synagogue "J LOCAL W EATHtat l Mrs. Bryan Conducts Recreation Program f Jews CkM» Stores For Yom “K * " ’ii f -jb ' ' I, i d i t; X k ’.s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/29ec2906c0df46058795feae18fc85cb.pdf 37ea6b46487a22d79153e423125f9ddc PDF Text Text f THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R -11. 1937 Week A D V E N T U R E ON IN D IA ’S U N TA M ED F R O N T IE R Movie Version Of Kipliug Plot To Play AtRitz "Wee w iilie Winkle” Features S h i r l e y Temple, McLaglen Hitz Film Depicts The Trials And Travels .Ot Great Explorer Kipling's tu to r fill charnel rna lira glamorously, adventurously and couragroi-sly on mlvenli.rr'li la s t frontier In tho Twentieth Offltnry Fox plrlui Ixalinn or hie famed “ Wee Willie Winkle." which ahowa .Sunday, and Monday at tho IIitx T in a lre, wlih Klrirla-y T rtnplr and Vlrlor Melnrilen in Uia (ta rrin g roles. From the la-art of mighty Indln rah*re all tho world ie wild and strange. where the llritleh raj ends a t Khyls-r I’aas, in the land of the Bengal Lancers, comes ihla glorlotra adventure . the Kcnttlih IlW hUndeta in action and of the little* girl who won Ihe right to w ear their plaid. Tho raroat a p rtlaru lar |irmlurtlon In .whleh Shirley Temple has yel appeared. "Wee V/illio Winkle" fiv es Victor Mrl-nglen tt powerful rain aa a fearlens, fighting fool and provides splendid npportttnl tie to C. Aubrey Smith, dime Ijrn r Michael Wharlen, l'e* ar Jlomer. O m atanre Collier and youui Douglas Srolt. Life a l n frontier army frost itIndia la m l too happy Tor Shirley and her widowed mother' Jim* Lana, for her aruirdfaier, C Aubrey Kmillt, Is n .g r u f f old disciplinarian. Tin- youniptlor- ile ctdea th a t lhT*i)nty wsy lo wii tha Colonel's approval Is to I s ' come a soldier ber*elf, and Her friend- Michael Whalen, a yotm llaulenanl, turns her over for training to Ihe Imtly fern*no Victor Mr L aden who dithl heir "W ee Willie Winkle" is-cnii.e id U»% quaint way she has o f arrow h tf , up her eyes when nho aslttl questions. From l hr island of primitive fn nelly, legendary with the tar* rur ot wild n u n and Dyak pirates, of h e n d h u n te n b ity bm aplorcd waterways tturC1' - t h r o u g h impenetrable wilderness. of Incon­ ceivable matvuls strange to Inc rye* of man, m m n M artin John* son's la*t and m ait exciting P*lv rn tu rr, "Borneo," Twentieth CcnInty-Fox rrleasc, wtilih hIijvvs F riday i t th r H ilt T heater “ Borneo" la tin* pictorial illm nx of M arlin Johnson's adtenlutnii* rs rrc r. Filmed tn lho land ot IJit* Incredible, tho Inrnncclvublr, and thn. Impossible. it la th r strangest and' moat e trltln g motion picture yet In rem c from tho ihitli, myi* Irrimia liywiya. of unknown world*. , F or up th r winding, muddy ’* Heroic story of pdventurp III the land of Ihe Bengal Lancers, "Wee Willie reaches o t tin* K inll«tanaan Kir* ry Trm ple mid Vk-toi Mrlmgten |n thrill-packed doings on India'* untam ed; r r t- M artin and Ora Jnlmaon flv* Hmlth (upper left I, Jutld U n g arid Michael Whalen (upper rig h t), and Caaar In their amphlldan plane to brine n tn rn l In the pirtacnlar T w en tieth Can tu r y F u* produrlion. , _____ !' i ‘ \ l.*ck n roronl of tho animate rrlilrh | inhnl it th a t remote land of thr * ~ Srlitlfft* 1* ft form nf descendant* of lire head'hunter*. which affects the aefatie n rrv t. P R IN C E A N D T H E P A U P E R ’ THE V. 1,'TN? W* i ■ if • Many .o f fiif ont lilrli # .y * , de'lnres Ihe Florida tllale Chandi-r of ('orninerre, ure ihacendsnla of mllilniy roads built In early American limes tn uid tn le c t km of E Seminoles, A si-tlle rs fro m n rie THREE IN A MATCH “ Borneo’T ells I Last Adventure i Of M.Johnson's Money Tycoons I Seek Woman’s Toast Of New York” Hap Brilliant Plot With Feature Cast th e comic trio tn Columbia's “It'a All Your*," which ahowj nt the tlilx T henter Wednesday and Thursday. From fadr-in to fade-out they b attle their way m errily through affair* amorou* arid matter* m e rttn iry . And all because Madeleine owns H.noo.offl which le d e r tr want*—while Auer w ants both—Mndclrlne orul the million*! Klliolt N ugent is responsible fe r the direction ______ “BORNEO” P ro g ra m m e F o r W eek O f Sept. 12 A T T H U H IT Z Fundsy, Monday n o m in e e nnd A d v e n tu re In Ihe land of ihe III rural I surer*. .Shirley Temple, Victor McLaglen "WICK WILLI K WINK IF ." Tuesday. TJ|,. fIiu ||-,y >226 «,H (irunt Ifirh.inls, Karen Morley " ( J \ f|| Wujnr day, Thur* day--dork ' O-ik.e Arnnbl, Franeim F arinrr "TIIK TOAST Addid Finture, Madeleine Cal loll, F il l YOUHR." Friday S'evrr Before An Advcnti Johnson't " I’flHVKO." Alsu return ah AND TilK I'A FPK It." Balqrrlay—I‘lav KCRKF.NO Hob A Men "BKCKI.KMU KANfiFB," And Virginia F rey, Cliff Fdwiirda, jlruee Cabot in "HAD (JlIY." 1„ this a iU motion plctura unl>eit rrt a ao’tabtn crratnrrln* group—Edward Arnold, C a r y (Irani, Frances Farmer. J a r i r Oakle—will! tba added llgnlflcanea th at Mlaa T a m a r treih , from hat, trium ph In “Come and' Cat It."’ eflarll »*aln ArBold'a heart IntaTwat tn tha ru rra a t film, playing Josle Mansfield, lady'a maid w ham tha Infatuat­ ed apactacaufor IKta by tba uta of hla araalth Into tha quaan of theatrical and night Ufa. tlaxad upon aplsodaa from •The Robber Baropa." by Mat­ thew Joaephaon. and "The Itooh of Daniel Draw." by nouck White, “The Toast of New York' la laid In that colorful period Im­ mediately after tha Civil War. when <he financial mogul* of Wall Htreet b»i*n their Juggling of railroad aitsX (Industrial cmplraa. In th li p erio d , Jim Flak rapidly roao from obscurity and became one of the tim e's moat sensational money barons. a U riah spender and playboy and a flamboyant lover. Furi eful and Im arinallre. Flak ax played by Edward Arnold, la Inordinately ambitious. and during the .Civil W ar makes n fortune by . smuggling rottnn from the Roulhern Hlatea to AT, T IIK I’HINCKSS Fallinl y, Bundiiy. Sept. |b th and I'Jlh ll ll’ H llflTi" Also Added Feature. Charles Schwab, steel m i^nste, started hi* career by clerking la a'tthrd tot two’year*. .... . t« JAPANESE JUGGERNAUT O P W A R rm uloyrd In Ibe tierce flgbtin. shown aa 1| rolled through Ihe street* with the smoke ut b atllr uverhesdi I i the deadly caterpillar tanka arm ed with rapid Ore guns lo mow down ill 01 reir path. Highly developed since Ihe World War, lire vrblclca ran travel at I speed pver moat any kind of .land, O R C O T T O N darbies ft I * . \• rf # �r S e m in o le C o a n ly P ro d u c e d * M o re F r u i t A n d V e g e la W e a T h a n S im ila r A r e a i n A a ie r ic a *" Sanford b TM Oalj Central *"» Florida City Affording Rail, Highwij; £ . And Water Iriuuportatloq A N I N D E P K N D J b ttlb A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VnM 'M K X X V I Chinese Draw Back To 2nd Defense Line S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , fW JPTK M H K ft IS , 1017 mjPONT HEIR WEDS FLORIDA GIRL Section Held By ChincseThrough Month Of Intcnne Fight­ ing Is Abandoned Vacation Ends Tomorrow As Schools Open E s ta b lis h e d In 19°S AN EM PTY SA D D LE Thn opertng of Aa n f <*r d School* tomoirow will end the va­ cation o f approximately 1800 children of Sanford nml nearby rural districts who will exchange balmy 'mountain air. rod! ocean bn-eaea ami Ihc fishing |iole for dally Unions hi "Readin', W aitin' 'nilhm ctic." .V/llh the opening of the oehoola goiLir» the over present proUeiyx.of preventing ecrinui rpiilrniic d is­ eases In the rla s, looms where the cliildisn gather for study and Mr*. Dorothy lam b , county nurse, to whose lot it falla to pre­ vent spread of disease through removal of afflicted students (ro ll the school. Inlay emphatically a s ­ serted that all eliMilieu who haVe not resiled in this stale fur ml least two weeks since leaving this summer will nut Is- peim ittrd to enter Ihc schools without previous examination by th r school nurse "This may save the lives of -*v who en ter the «lassruam unaware that iliaease from tfn^b rsrfie rs *ts1k Ih rli trails." Mrs. Iam b asserted addj ing th at the regulilioii would bp most rigidly enforced this year duo In seiious epidem ie.Kiq parts iof th r natinn. Hemlnolo High SrhiHil will open tomorrow with the Israeli enrollment of any aehonl to thu Cholera Epidemic Is Spreading In Areas ^ Under Foreigners Mighty- F le e t Assembled To Stop P ira cy League Blocks Effort By General Franco To Unseat AgentOC Spanish Loyalists Seminole High Looks For Largest Enrollm e n t In History; Nurse HasWarning Retreat Orderly A n d Strategic NUM BER 27C Ethiopian Agent 1 Also Recognized China Makes Appeal For P r o t e c t i o n From Jap Invasion gkneva! sept, in.— • l>Ut mentdrics full of kind r m dlcctlons r b a n t l r r l u i l *h.* drdirxtion of the i ii hx»*l o f lhi> cowboy humorist >,n>. unveiled, Tup* were Will Roger* Shrine of the Sun nt which HONGKONG, Stpt. IS.— blown at the t'nluradn Spring* cn-rmnny by I ii member of tho llgruinjfiiu'nt'na Vollegi* riirflm)' baiul. ( A P I — T h r L cflg u e o f N iv (A P)—P. V. Thomas head of Abill'nr, T rim . T int1* tilled the r y n id mitnj «« n riderless Kn m wii' led t" the. *htine. of tha American Seventh tit,tin re b iiffo il on n t t e m p t t o Oay AdeeMlat m inio n hoauiiituat ih c h p u » l« h g o v e rn ­ pltal at Walchswr • charged m e n t to d a y a t th e o u ts e t o t Japanese today with the ap­ it i n t . t r a m i clogdly g u a r d e d parently deliberate bomb­ w raaion w h ic h la to h e a r t h a ing of tho hoepltal despite S p a n is h n c c tio a tlo n o f I t a l y tha promlnont dleplay of tu, t h r M n l it e r r n n e a n p i r a t e American flaga. Thomas, who arrived here p o w er. While I tic a sue in til y ">f , s ^ to d a y bringing wounded France ami firent itrltaln assam - , membera or hi*- Chinese Nicholas Kidgrly ilul’ont, a member of the wealthy Delaware UriiiiiRiil Smmmtu ami LuvumiLi Wi'8 P ro m in en t InC’i- Med 11 m ichty fleet of t>0 m m otaff, aald tha Japaneeo war, A dm its S ig n a tu re On N'HIV family and a brother of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., anil hi* h < hillii.riil win* nuir* wav in drive the myalrrloea planoa bombed tho hospital Irus And BusincHs;! „fraider, liriilr. the form er Clenevievr Livingston Cutes, are shown leaving fiont ihe inland *e*. AU for IS minute* yesterday. Salim loy. the Chunfi of the (JihmI Shepherd In Jacksonville, Fla., ju st after Amarlcan flaga, ha aald, Came H ere In 1923 rew.ly there were unconftnwrd W ithS eeretaryG ray revert* freer, Stxanlsh t^ tta g a n a wore promlnerjtly dleplayed Ihrir marriage. Young Roosevelt and his bride, the form er Ethel . . over tha n k l l M J e d , I l f • J b V t l A 'l l'ii, a Mended the ceremony, — Frank. .Slnnlcy Vcrnay, (ii, fur „n the M rdllrrranean that a ** Y M .I.A IIASSUK. HPpt. I*5 Thn H a n f it F (| i ’m^inUwlimrra tach wa* apparently ucllber—: yen i- n I'lnrii irti-nl business m m plralr siihmarinr, h sr crew »tlO t ^ Tin* n>|Rimll«»u Iff J ^ ‘11 ii Ml Siiitit • i‘|*iiLir hi alo as there were no n^lllaliv e, lay blasted ‘ and erip p h * A M ^ n ' «** i *Ir ! p 1k»vt*rriK<* -tl , . *> fd* »*tIn^ Mi | lin n t y Mall Iif ill tine I 111, died nl his fumie here tinder e-sler. tary objectless nearby. ' jM ifm nu nn« llh »l t mIc ix .d -ii i m h*f k , C' II y litsl liiiflit uftei a rlluM illness * • Spanish tnaurgrnt r»fneT*ll»», the K i'diliirv i*f HlMh'i nil*' . r h * ik P ritn k 1 ,4111*011 rt*|HJtli-«l Mr. Yeitny was the emi of Ihe aimn Kranrisro Franco In a W * -' S H A N G H A I. S r |i t . HI.— tod.i) Iml AUpii Ktihl In* 11,11 tod..,— lute John J Vcrnay nml Elitnheth ter to tha l<r*gua rnntrndad hi* nm lim ing p U ihmI ii ( A P ) — U n d e r h e a v y f ir e . Anne Wiiplil nml uns burn near Ciivi-inment was tha only > IMnfi*riwir rain* hhiii»»iihim| hl*< | fr o m -Inpnncno la n d un il xea ll|sori|erly tonilini lioails lly; tha riNiiTh.ii lull Siilimlny hut Alh'ii | li-i *•( i liargos piele n eil naalasi Klim............ Md, Feh II. IM72. representing the will of Im ttftneM , th e C h i nest- a r m y lie ii.ii married in Helen llniris Simnish propla. Hut tha eaitii* h a rk %vMlt **l hnvim 1 nil J violatora of t'lly ttnllnariees in Fommltta* d aatd a j . n h a n d n n c d t h e h o tly fo u g h t Hi Ml i -ii mi)* ir p lg iijil iiiif til nil) i lit* 11 lot h r f l i t Jmlgu Frank iin H ill m i'tv. Md hi ItHl.’l mid lain ('rnb-ntlsls Ihe credentials of tha Valancl* I In W in-I"ii Salem, N F. tilth* nml lli«* • 3n%iiiii*»r I jjm m il P a r m p r R V n l* » N i n i ‘-i rt,jr * '"1 K ia n g w u n w tlirn l n o r t h nl R otary Club L earn s I a r U l t r a T O I L J - x im . I I, Mdh-r In a sc»s|nn of liie | |hM (.Mrnllm«nt III Ilia | wliere lie lived fur Jli years prim ! ili-leuai imi ware in ordar and th a Rskul lllu fu lt*ilr*»,f S h a n g h a i to d a y a n d w ith ­ ! Munhlpiil Court Mils ullellonoi school wilt reach a new hlxh. T h at BugsCost U.S. assembly sealed IL (u nun mi; lure in l!>!!.1. l at I uo o ■lot k. d r e w e ll f o r c e s to a jHiwer_ U K. McKay. prim t|>..l of ,\lleie went in J A i i e r Id* hi live I in Snnfnril. Mr 1 The assembly llkewlaa ap lh t't H uge Sum A nnually f u lly 'f o r t if ie d se c o n d lin e Ills High Hcbuul. sntiounii-d to th * I \ • in.iy wu en g x g id in Ihc cilrncj any Mussolini hop** th a t (P alos otllio 4 ,k »9**M«#H( The rerilhir luiMOe* ^ r T t U l - t h . «b„,t-WUXfl.t * 1 - ......„ Id W e n k o n e tw o r k o f tr e n c h e s • in-Ill-Ill nml later ill Hie sale e f' | j ,Arne wnoTit expel Ethiopia .*■ felttrli-iflhn of Hi- Hniifonl .limiei iN rlan n g Unit Irisvrt* rust th r Remlnolo f'ounty farmers I li.tiiilmr i •Mile . n u ile iiib, .\ l. . llte i .lim ■ e n tl ‘ which lie cnmpirrrd.—from Itw 11 ' wlih with assembly lomorruw morn . . . . ... . . stretch in g from Shanghai 2-*i ■IH , U nilnl brtwprii fine ami most tinniilnmutly. rulril |o up lug nt <1 mi n'rlock. AMliougll tetter nilill.-ss'il to tiro H o t e l - <>t t iinmeii-e will In- lul, mile* to northw rrl. (| j Im ‘ill Ii lii* W iF" si!flitit tli*%r . mrmli -rslilp. No voice wax f i h n t nor on Hepl |u Fi-lk'a i'hiee ti.im’ill nl The Chinote rrtri'itl wax orderly tu n Ixllictti ilnllnri rv try year, J, ernto under tha colary luarkei- (ho program baa uol heeu Out j* V* i ti i,V Fit 111' nr iin n l niiirt* i in against Ethinyl* during the •* •' Tlotl's my •Ijjiteiuro all ilphl, i ,c , „ k llip a g rrrm m it tr n i^ ll t e l e up X . Twin*t* whu riinuffU *il w ith it cold |>lnh Inn, h nlni Inilcly nri.inr'-d, ho luftleatvd ami rtrale g ir to the prepared t>"‘ Inllely sm in x ed . luhleiiteU |(| A|1,.„. . f dim', ren ainn nf the credential* commit* r**ni*m -' \\* t I’u. I M iih I •* i refreshm ents will n. ,■ v ih»»> r it ions which they hnd expected the redi-tnl llureau of Entomology p r o v e | by. tho f i u r o l a r y "I Au Hbapman •cliox'l , ,(nr in \ iv n l My H|h Ic . The aasrnildy ailJouniMl Mi, Vriiiiiy i lM*r in n lirii Hiqm il hXtl Rot It ,•* I * . . .. .mid „ .1 thut Ithe I,.. ..... ....... of . f it... II.. rleulloro nml rrlu n -o d lo I h , purpose the llui ell* ml im It Is iiii | h , i l.int (Inti to fall bnrk on as rood ns Ibe full I iu H i I i in # .Mi H. until ft;on F. M. a fter Chin*'* Mu i i* lor.** renu is to e n g ag e in 'r e s e n r c h in growers alii! shippers for udo|i . r.-wril. |a » i o r ol the Klrsl Melti ! nit memtieia n llin.l u„ i m.iiiii force of Japan’s mechnnixeil ml l l lllU Wa * Mil ' . Mill K ill 1 1 1 1*1 . n|i|ieiti against Japanese sgtrrvsAllen |H*iule I mil Hiui 1*1 l i« rafurendiim In M all fiinttrm | k*i tuiiiing In bugw linn in liiu "f m i rm t inlere-t m il l,^ ills. Vance Mtrgisl against them K itllii'iim * | I h o *oi»v. I u»iiU *Slavi« si,,n w it distrilmteil to tha deld, Hit* t»ev* l.»r.,‘ »i*li»!niMi«l/,f *»k | i u *ed, lly ile R u i n t , , .ii 11 1 hi , Irv J r nml If I* M in i II ...... The Japanese followrrl hard on Mr- Tenhet a m the prinripal lust wt-cx. tu g u e s t a p e a k e rs fo r th e IHC* , ..Hl |||o V r it ia y ,J uatrs. The appeal, saying Jap an Cunsldi'rabli- over !m pcri-ont slim iiiiii' iiiih nl All parefft* and (rininl* I iinr.” | | u until tin 1i,nl ni'i lisiul i ■d tll.‘ nl c a n id il mu lltr ih r r ls of the relienti.lg Chin- *!'c ' l‘''r " t'*1* * * 1" »m .nged n il of S a tifo n l. m had invaded China and waa eon* ■if tliu t u n .ic r t III this Inca III, of llm school uru lot Itoil to atI ' “la y . r»e am .......Irkly oecupte.1 the ra rK ',r lh*' ‘ lu“ , A h ll II li|l* lh r l. .Mi r p ll N l V lT* IlnniiiK its Invasion with all h tr i d In a n y tin'll*lc*<l r e s lg r t iim i ) tail Inis. tend. r s ite r n rare course and Hie now ru rm r, n member of the Program inli-d ''yi's" on I lieir liny of I ''liiiilarl Mltiil, M*l nml arm y, i nvy,. ami air force, hart | u| thn limn lie m is a p p o in te d , . , t - e , ' Uuunly Agent It. Dawson rn Aflor i Impel thu stuilenla w ill or at any llinu ulinn H on eomplctety ruined Kiangwan rivic Coninilttee, x . W | 1... j v l l ' l ' i l l l j r | S d u n ' hln lri's .Mi J o liii S Mr lire ii filed only a few hour* hevoalial today a f te r a n uiintllI’oinling nut that the tlurrau ho assigned In their rlsuses renter. The Chinese had held the ( n u lr y o( lh* i ’ll)* <ml Sln». fore. has iiminlsimil an office here for clal canvass (if the haltnfsl which will bo conducted thtiuigni area for n month against the IM.In r l I. Mr** I I WllxliiMRlilM. ' China filed another rommunl* the part ten or twelve y eirs, Mr. Results nt llip .liVtlult will l»> Hie Remainder of Ihu daw on fiercest Japanese assaults^ |» r nml I.'mI m i I I 1 am nf ration I.re using Japan of violat­ Htiitii'a ln|Uni nml |»»* ii ioi\lt»r sun1 , to W ashington whore lin* n -r'ila r scbtdiile. Mr McKay unit (aaliit; law*. | | H l l f f i r i ' i i 11 In U ill 1 r% r in |M* Itnll iiit u ii', AMI C'holrrs, the eonilant Oriental Tenhet said that lie and the other 9 ing nil internalimiiil law and all r in in l) 1 Mumlprt «»i peril of cU hrr w ar pr peare. look men com irrlnl with il are engaged Sucrelary of Agriculture llmiry sulil, adding th at lunch will bn 0CHI, It ulllt a silt i*l v 1 oii»|m u* v * iiinioM* I 'oiitoi j I iiii.u r * no lit \\ ill Mr precept r of humanity, in tin' study of lulus, so that A. Wullarn Will maku u fliiul i * • • y 1 if ■ 11 r dm llir tin* (irniiru* iu n i.urrrd at tha school cafi-icila a grave turn in Ihr Intel national iiimmmrril J u t i i |irfi*Iinu ii i i U n l fu r f liit fjM litn l |it‘|[fif .................. Ilrltlst autlmrilles were urt*bl* areas while id Amrrirnnr were farm ers and growers may " have check-up In ascertain whHImr a t llm regular time Ilia flu 1 1i*a». '(July *iii*v nt In « «t1 H ill Mr 1 In Im l in, H m- Mi *'in* . of ruHitiViSe tn confirm in any way th r C ar­ or not the majority . of celery tome plsro to Hun for belli in ini*'I I I I I n (In* 1 Jmml ■ r I iim I i M iii * At the Ju n io r High Hi hunt being evacuated on a United tagena report front unofficial their T alruggle against insect producers of tho tjlute (aver llm new year will be opened fli-rr* llifi Hiotnr ii-liliit * < 0111 T i r it ljiy n il'll| S i |il , L*1 M utes warship. tula* lo mo, la ri**fiilrm| M y M i 0 Spanish government sources oC ’I lu* jiin -lln if Ykhii h wna ai lir* W illiam NV. S m ith with a short deto tlonal e ie r • There were unconfirmed reports pests o f varinua types which des­ the pact. ||-«a'lw ar4 I'sae Threel The adapting of the celery else lit the auditorium ami as- l a (v*»ji( hil« Ii (i lilc li Moml iMih'tl far laniorioH nii*Ml h;i*i I n n th a t one American left in 'Sluing- tiny their crops. If Tlii>iiinn \V t(*ifi)t M lM jN M Mr. Tenhet said that farm pro­ marketing agreement It tlio mini slgnmenls of Ihn pupils t o their Dies At Son’s Hom e |.ii>||Mit)ml fm u iii * w i-ilt, T K. lint was dying of the ilreaTF dis­ A ll f ii , flu (Jov Con** *Ol) H. Ill* h ease. In all there were fi'j;i nl-w duction depends to a large extent cnAcertrd action, the farmer* In classea wlilch will lio ronducl- w ill lo* tin* 11111 r 11i tu.114 loM r.ol Snn|»«t*n( pirwiili nt uf th r |*«s*|y Uila rnutity have ever taken In on pest "millfill nml that the two aiinouri('ia| IfHlay. f< nallased Oa !•■«» T s a i W allisiiii \V* Sm ith* "I* diml rases In thu foreign areas, fill of lin t 4 I*‘v*'t »*K** l!»*pni Ifllu lll hlllM* cnunectjuil with Ih ilr m arketing situ r l l l i r 1^ rill* of (hi* ||»i*'.t M l>lilriil> uf (Hr M a n n * h i s ^**n. them In the French ConcAssloii must satisfactory methods for liiif Hint*- % M'liur Mihi h i tv on problems. ■ * font rolling pesls w ere through •liifhdifIJtlil, m rvlim ;'* n f tin* yt*«r* M l \ S m ith , a f MMn»l N rtKhlF where most of (ho Americans tinLLTCR! Hanford Pullen last night arn r I n i In 19 !C« *p|| m i C A L IF O R N I A B W E L T C R 8 The agreem ent seeks In help Mi Sin 1)»■■*:on n l nl! inrin Iid'1 1 M i, .Siiikih had h r n i llvmi* Tho other 111 weie in the in tern a­ instcls of other kind*- and Insecti­ rr*teit n local man, who** Hama !i«4r*r <>f Mui Minim v an Hi** H is t the Florida Cilery growers Imcides. He mi.I tluil almost every **f I II** 11 io lr Mtijly Ilk funLr 11 I'M -tho h a iii ' o f hi* Miii fa r only NM was nut revealed, on a liliplclog tional "Kctllorpcnt. |(f* rt,h|i*|,i iV nu** 1 Joy 1*OH ANdKI.KH. {'■ ^|3 >3 (A*i till r r i in prote their prlia ranges and InMost nf the victims werp Chin* kind of insect has other insecls —H»ullierti| California'* • • m..ii l l e r w l I M»11* HMoli/ nnm.'tl iii*4»i^«* ci i't.il r f f o il to Mr i u r - r i i L No ul*o m ottllr nt th r 11llir a f his *M«Ni nf stealing a car In Kls*lmm*w rreaae their rotunda lliroiiali which fetsl upon them, and th at " 9III «-.| (lull M.1II1 III** oMI illo) low la m ili;* h i t ' fla m ( 'o liim h iii 1 11 >’. Chief of FoilrS Roy Q. WW»cue refugees who liad f l n l. inlo ill i I m | 11ini* St»*' I n 11ic yuntiTilay. T h »» preveiilton of market r l u t a In m liMl n iriiH r n i in r diuMM* In v**i * m Im l. th e foreign sections, g Sixty had the purpose of Ihe llureau Is to n i r m i r y rllm brd la | hh at III- i m itriil Hums reported today. i l l i n t i u . I«i o h| ■lisrnver the harmless insects w hhh usually ocrur ut the peak iMi* t i n I ion of of fi* •i •, Tin* 1 pc. I in.in vu »h 11 ir t i iv il died in the last 4H hours. viT*l«lo. ] 0| In lli<* rollo n arow h im , The ■ar ln wlilrh Ihw a rra ita a of lb* aeason anil result In low which will help to slump out those I fir o ff irr ii in I m * r|mt« l ,t f Jl 1111 k I jii-l witha i'll in X ’o llh T hrre days of rrleotless sir mail was rldlhg answer* par* W tlr n firil'rritiir C iilii hum I m prices. This l| la expected will Inc Imperial va lk > ; |n« ul Han lh>l annoy the funner tin* n ir r lin if U ir k n r r ; |n r> i \ \ « l i frig |!><1 , M ay M’*» IHMI. and artillery bombardment a t the Cecily the ties, rlplloiy telephoned W m 'iiia ' Speaking of inset tic idea, h r be accomplished through regula­ iMrnaiilnu, aiyl 97 In U u ; An BtlKiin«f*‘*l M».-| 4ni|ii.«I> ih*nt, v k r |vi rnmJrnt, «r« 1» l *n 1 II *♦ i * pin V I v*«I l» y " 'Nil* *1*u 11 h - earlier In the day from K laalA ' same tim e had started a series of I H ' K A rlhur 4 ’eim ar. *1 of T u r r r a lf iir H » n r Alli*c»i w lm ■ 1 unto. l i i «M ih*r nm l 11 vlri* |»M »i«thnt I *■ r , Mipf leOVtinn S m ith nf N rw now extensive fires ill the Kiallg* until th a t n poison whirh will kdl tion of out-Dl-stale ahlpmi'kf a by lo. k Mini nf aunatrnkii ....... uuthorRIes. who war# ■***Ira n i |l'» riu Mg a m t « -n in | linn Ibu growers one will p al necessarily proralfon among ftoni ra c h o f I Hr fiv r ill "I r u ts in f 'ilp flr, I ml "I In or strii*, M, P- innned when the ra r waa foaod, wan, Y*nglr|'poo and tlotigkew thus keeping celery shipments kill Miulhrr, anil an insecticide In vi Mu M ihc count 1 y im-a'ii ill* S m ith rif ‘ H riiifo itl* K ilw n n l S m ith w ar desolulisl dlsliicls tu llir Tho Kl«*lmmc« offleislt, how­ which proves very anlisfnrtory In more nearly lit 4fne with m ar­ vhlcl of S p riiififirM * 111.10. uiul M. I ever failed to Identify tha c a r liurih a n d 'w e st of lh i foreign ket needs on« section of the country, may, S o u th o f Nl-w t’. r l l c . A ls o lw*» areas. ■lin e nifty three of Mho num­ While the marketing agree­ on arruunt of climatic renditions d h t r u lit t h r ira t1i , Development, of tho post 21 bers on thn license f i t corra* New P ro fesso r NN’ill or for other reason*, not work a t ment la a voluntary agreem ent ain* vm II M a w S m ifa rd ■imndril to those oa tha s l id hoars included: betw een Ibe signers of the pact D irectV iolinA t I-'SCW thioT h rBfrem A N D BACK AGAIN i r m (M»|| fm Now r a a i l r reported Hole* ■ ' 1 . ill the battle of Shanghai, all in another. He said that ihe tlurrau is 'a l­ and the Hrcralary of Agriculture, txni and pefoiiipanhxl i.j anora than 711,000 jip n n rs r aoid1 TALI.All AFKt 1 h'-l.t lly MttiC J. J . in t u . v Ihia V aluipnj mountain into n II ways slow lo m ike recommenda­ the goxorneut. In n'u way can fees sup parted by shore rnnlln* 11..... (1*4'I l l dangiit e r-in-law. Mi. nml Mrs! Ahd'-nrt has The entrance to Yoscnnl,- was Mhapinl Ironi;h making lv n | h t * M r, K a r l under this tions,., but th at t b e ’farmora could rompel operation gents o f -bluc-Jsckrts, more than pm , j -'i. f : Smith'. appointed a s s n c l a t o vety lovelya twenty-one mile program, II it aald. The Bee|H*mIic4i1 ur walla. 200 airplanes snd the I ig guns of depend upon.it that whenever the le sso r id tli.Hiu ul Florida hi i." | relary of Agriculture does not drive at the base nf ruyired Tha fm fall I* a niirhtlx feature soma 40 imr*hl|i«y cofiitiiufil an llureau did adeanco a rem edy/ il (.’idlege for *ln- coming l'*rni.| mountain*, with tha M errill Riv­ In any respect allsm pt to reguhad te rn tested with all the means in the autnmrr* m adr h> llnuwiria W eather Foreraat •» r§ « r T ir t f i musician, who will lav e M o th er’s Pensions lata shipments but acta ably on e r always following the read. The b u rn in g tim b e r from Ih c (up of The at their disposal. trim-rally fair tonight *n4 Among the visitors at today's Ihe recommendation of thu C on­ Yuuemde National Park is M 'li f J Ia c ii* point. N ot To Ut* Reduced Tm-sdav slightly " 11 cooler 'in #*» point IPJOO fret h ig h - Into rrrfhre hi* r e c e iv e I Ids II M M| limchron, Wat C. A. Fsrker, who trol RommIUea rompwaed of S fuarr mlJea- a mighty »la«h in the lake helnw, causing csicadl-s part met,! treme m rth portion and on thd ii connected with the Coca Cola bnlh grower and shipper m em ­ the S ie.ras, soma seven milc.i of sparks ami flame In trnemblj degree at the. Kaalman HthooF, n w |pt(,nU „ f HilherV ]<enthins krys tonight. Extreme norlhw«*4i long and averaging one mile wide a waterfall. The Indian rail is of Sluslr uml Im* also ............ bers. It was pointed oat. „ llotlllng Works|,avc no fear. Ilu,| their Florida—fair, continued cool to" This ronlrol commUlau has and four thoutand feat in chva- given at W:Oo o‘c|o*k ( I 2 :(io our aomo yesr. al’r..*.l ...... monthly atloralions will l«- reduced ins Merlin ' " ' d u r i n g the rnming year hcrauar night. Tuesday fair. Tho tlojr daughter of Mrs the authority lo 1ope rule only lion with perpendicular prccipicra time in Sanford) ju*l kefotu the Daytona TMee llli I'rnfeasor George BUwart was attacked In an emergency but may use rising 3000 to 4000 feat on either fire Is thrown wirr. I '.f the reduction in Hn« particular Kmnlay's tides, high, 1:06 aariy this morning by a vicious Its own discretion In declaring tide of IM . vallajr'i floor- Thr There is a new tunnel threugli d r e Tourrcl .d tho F »t.rere*-. , (mJ by the | omity FommUsion Tt’Ot P, low, 0:34 A. dog on Park Avenue near Rock* la Fail* the exlatance of tn amergency w*IU ard aoUd jrrmnltft. II I*. Heindon I'feik uf Ihe Ihe mountain 1,21.1 feet concrete loir* It* w as a n ." to h n r I Clrruit Court nnnnunrcd todsy, V. »l. ay'* Tiro Bhop as lh» child was T h rrr arc many baautiful ami with daulilr lanes. And many Two persons pleaded guilty to and offering proposed regulations Ilarem rler preeading Its mother down tho thargoa nt law dotation* before In the Hsrretary who la em ­ ap«cUcular w aU r falla, 1'i-iar people who have in te r liern tu bar of th r A m e r i c a n t'-iiu r si nee this fnrm nf F'«h ial Security y rslrrd ay , 30.1. • street. It sroa learned at tha County judge R. W. W arn' last powered to either accept or re ­ Yoacmitr Kail* la a* ih « tr drup of Yoeamlle ale familiar with Ihr Q uartet doting ids /cm • in will U ta te n o n e by Ihe Stale Today, 211.1(2; I'rrcipltalinn I'srls, Km-*’" hnlh ns a enlnial local Pvlle# Btatlwi tblr morn­ Bit uni ay. ject the proposal- The proposal J* * 0 f” 1’ p within a shm t Inm- and enough 4 * ? * Yn»r|"it>^reflections of Insuliful M irror Tnlal for y e s te rd a y -----— L_ IM and *a an eiurmldo and ot.lie*- was appropriat'd by ihe County ing. y, become effectively only Falls which drop* 120 feet with a /s m s ) Jacobs pleaded guilty can Total fo r month ................... ... ST tr*l player. Mr Alidentll w u Tha child sustained many to druakenneaa charges bat tha with h it approval- however. Mr In pay the iienskMi*" until Ihe new cascade* between I" TRc drive down from YoM-rnllrTotal to data —_ 1 1 # ’ bruises and lacerations when she Judgment and te n tn lre of tha Dawson polntsd out today for vreote a drop a f I J U feel, a hack t* Merced and over, to Sal- foe »on,« linn- a iin mher o f Ihe srt-np iiccome. effeclivr. T epperataroa w as knocked down by the dog Court was withheld . until tha ed to have tha wrong Impret- g reater height thEfl NLjgra 1inaa was very itilctcstiiiifi |»w»aifi|P F lnrlngstl Hvmphoiiy. Orchestra Maximum, 91; Minimum, 71b u t , her condition was not re- October term of the Cminty ad to bare thawrong Im pres­ Ynsemit# Is vary frrtilv valleys, wilh and has mad" valuable ,i0niri;T ‘C difficult *“ ithreugh Ithrough fertile lierald reading. MOTHERS HONORED .. butlons as a niembrr uf the sion of i ha wwrJtanlaai of the .lewrlba. Tha Moraad River ■ % ported a s- serious. Court. flourUhlng field. We were told Official The dog Identified a t belong Wilfred Itrooktna. hold s o proposed pact. In the ren ter of lb* basin and lx ............... (ha U m. ......... Un,,, in anil around Staff of the \W .\f radio slatiun, HYDE PARK. N. Y„ —(AT— rtnelnnall. Mr. Alidendl ulao is Ing la Cecil R inrs will tw kept rhargeo of petit UrrenT pleaded fed by tho many folia that R 'w ' Salinas sold for |M khoi |w r acre hf hi* i'ivsidrnt RimseVrll yt-sterdsy launder c a rtfu l observation during guilty add was *i»*n an alterFinrida has two of the |naJor into it. My conception of Vo**-|0r w oU d for ^ |u r „rr , . The a composer and and ■aval stores' parts o f tha world, mite is this haabi was cau.«i the next few days and will be native of a flow of | U nf „nr i WP|ye-lnch symphonic works will he glreii sued a forntsl pmclamation drslg, U oted fa r symptom* or rabies, cost* or N d a n In *h« County observes thw S tate Chamber. They thousand* of year* baforr m»“ l w f|| and pomp is thru- to four a prem iers over ihe radlu hr nkling Sunday. Sept. 2't, a* Gold ,Slar Mothers D a,. Iturbi this fall,' •IT" W»a indicated. Wo Jackitfvilla and rmnaacuU. Idnd, tjr an k* glacier whuh cut __ ite a tta a re «w pegs ikreek . *«. __________________ __ - r. Allen Insists He Doesn’t R e c a ll designing Office F.S.V ernay,65, IDies Here Afterj <Short S ic kn ess CITY NEWS BiaEFSI ReMgnatmn r i l e d ! .... m ...... ........ . i-om.ty Tenhet DescribesjDawson Reports Work Of Bureau Marketing Pactij;>« Of Ed(omology Strongly 0 keyed tyPercent In Favor OfMarketProration ^ .n„„...... ttt r 'X . . . r r 'r r . '’““'iH.ncdtv.-,-k IitH'iil Man I Held On Stolen Car Charge • From Cbast 7 V Coast ---------------------- 1 v LOCAL WEATHER I Tiny Child Attacked By Dbg On Streets TwO Persons Plead Guilty In Court iff;Hi;; I �Mo n d a y ; CoMgtutfcn Wtek Thla fa Conatitution Weak. For the next five deya political spell-binders, newspaper editors, and who have the public’s cer or eye, will diacuss that old. document. Almost without exception they will WABlIUtOWON; **(. la -W Y o u f C lo t h e s C « t e h & r e —Thu l* t* n u ,r y * r r » board a n ­ nounced yWfWAfr a Ivo-point program U> m aintain low. luter- m SSM u u t mu*. I n i C M e n r gevuntuaenL t . Jap an d alm sd fteterlew on all threw N orth Chin* fronts. Thera wrro Increasing indication* which It would be subjected throughout the agva, end > ho sought to make it a fair and impartial basis of'gov­ ernment which alone could make it an cnddrable Instru­ ment. Next Friday Is Constitution Day. And It was otitM* day, 104 yearn ago, that the Constitution was nifdad'AM became the foundation of the American republic. Y fc'a century and a half It has weathered the atoiyng of ' efra w an and foreign conflicts. I t h a s carried ua through1dw presalon after depression and It has stood the tekt o f un­ PO. A. N irlU tn tffcthsl Pro*iota, say- nrteM rt' and' lb continue precedented prosperity. It has been amended frtmi tin s’ sk‘ InU Selytmn -Pfovlnc*. to time, in the manner that our forefetheni provided, -but' 3r—I i Nsnktog '% W Beans, never, until recently, has anyone suggested that its basic UarvahM doCaUd' govern *r o f the Itehk o f China, .nftmm ted tbetl subscriptions Ur t% cefltml s o r ­ The aw nS provide* (of freeing ifOdW M oe o( '‘iterillied '' so ld and reserve board putt-butne of government *eenrillra on the open marhH. Announce man l o fbih» new plan, (omi Slated an InlareM n lit were begleUir# to Kitten, fol­ lowed * two-day session of ib* roicrye bokrd'a o p n r marked committee. The effect of the proiram will be (o hike Ibe (apply of lendable bank fnnda by llpAOW.004 plus whatever tarn of governmewl eeearltlba nfe acquired oy Ibe m e m t s the P et Ills N orth. board, Tbeae Idle fnnda' trow totni ITbdLooSdMi. bot ta d and 6 b rl.tmj» carreney and credit de­ mands bad' beam expected to cut U>ev Iba supply lubelaiitlaJu. *n nsthl* bleckede- o f (TUW. eoeet r«mhe»tlt*rwlben1n»of iHU I L tf VBR8B FOR TODAY J|MCfc WCPtmiATED: Then I pater having s aword stacked against him the minute he gets Into court It, and smolu the high t’e servant, and out off hie fa r. The servant's name was bus. Then said Jesus unto '■ P u t up thy sword Into the IP th e cup which ray Falhet given me, shell I not. drink John IH110, It. ytw d hbow lllae In , cities—rheadline- prosper- Nanking Boprt-mw W ar Coenetl’a r e d C h h e f r o tw agates*' Japan Tfi* wee aneemesdl Upfr thy eTOuiltar judge is no longer to be e free and independent agent, but o f throe powerful South Cb|na one who must render decisions In accordance with the'dic­ loaders 4.—Phyalrtens worked deeper* tates of the executive, e u ly u stSih th e eNatem epidemic • No one would d a n to arise thla Week and propose that w hkh broke o o f la ith e I'eoekan the Constitution of the United States should be scuttled sccWr of Ibw Japan*** llaes hero like e merchant ship In the hands of a pirate crew. No sad eraon* morw then- 1 ooo.OOO one would dare to aey that our forefathers who gsve ua re to re** A the Shwnghel In te n ts our Constitution and our Republican form or government lional Settlem ent sod the French guaranteeing liberty and Independence to every man, Cosceieion. I f wsa believed the woman and child In America, were wrong and should have disease situation will be controlled: *,—A typbbonf which re g a l provided for a dictatorship instead. No one, In America, Vacation Ends Tomorrow As Schools *t)p« ■Ion e fim M ■ provision In thu‘ M * » W uoldlefa new t f c i r a t f y Act which glvaej the. pager said, the Piriraltfeet dieerctinnary pow er. T h e ,"e e ry light to toVoku k Hi time of efvD!*!* P g ^ W gjtec r. w ar of major strife. The blue, beedwt by senator Beoaett U Clerk, (D .-la*.!, sought tii “ J*“ mem tatory tbrough Japan yesterday claimed from 09 to 150 lives and did eoniklrrablr property damage but It was n o t’ o f ertiid e fit mugnUudu I k u r o r t seen any farm ers on down strike yet. . . . allhoush have done a tot of plowins invocation ol Uw w bici would U 4 i thl lion Isolated from trouble e Approximately lftUfiOO be lea of raw cotton were tended a t Manchester, England, during Uw MUUSH.irrOPB TRAFFIC teat, (iartU yser. establishing a UBNNINCTON. * Vfc. - ( # ) - nfw high TTOprd, fo r cotton lot. F iicndllncu of a big hall moOee portatlooa Into that cite’.., with wide branching horns Satur­ day stopped traffic on the main hlghwny A nearby Pownal Cental., Nut at a tt timid, the wiouae loped within view of paaatng1 m otor lets, several of whom stopped to ta^U Pla^oetdg Ar4 pictures. Then, apparently uncon­ Mac Watch A a i Jvwairy cerned- the moose walked Into ' a swamp out of sight. | W E R T -T h e J E W E tS R The' bbttbm dropped out of lbs ■tick market teat week on war MdWy from iKurope. investors lost tid e s billion dollars, in spite ol Npw Deal curia on markat spec* glatloa. f’t t. F'i !f ' j Thu M e ro l government has spent *81,000,000 in Florida for relief since April 1035. Now what w t would like to know iu how much ha* the federal government taksu out of Florid* In taxation d arin g ti n t w ine time- Ttw Loyalist* In' Spain are talking o f going to w ar with Italy, f , say* tits Hanford Herald. T hat's fa ir enoughs Italy's (on* to war With them.—Miami Post. We used ' ' tn think It took two lu make a war, - h u t we were probably wrong about ' ,We suppose the reason the J a p s didn't bother to declare war ,08 China was because they figured It would be easier to win an unde­ clared way than on* w hkh had b a m through all the proper formsilt lea- However they probably made a mistake. O a r h ats will be o ff to Secretary X srt Lehmann today when h» de­ livers his annual report to the Iwlce County Chamber of Com* MSrod- Under hie leadership thU orgisltatlon has done more th u s M y other one thing la closely cofriendships between the county commnntltee. — Florida's rallroedt, say* the Statk Chamber of Cotemavee, have a total revenue within the Investment o f'm ore than .TO* mil. Ilona of doUara. T heir total revenue within the S tate wsa |M 324gSS In 10SS. ,1 M p iW | « W * « I feW U M A»d A Good Way To Advertise During lha winter months there Is no more effective or inexpensive way for Florida citrus growers, celery fannera, Industrial, cities and counties, chambers of commerce, or other intenata to reach their prospective customers -than to advertise In Florida newspapers. For at thla t'me of year hundreds of thousands, perhapk millions, of vial, tors from other states are in Florida reading Florida news­ papers. But, u the Melbourne Times says, "When a Florida newspaper comas out with the suggestion that it would be good business for some of the money being spent to ad­ vertise Florida citrus fruit to Ins used In Florida newspap* era, It looks as If that particular newspaper Is asking for a share of the advertising. The consequence is that re* gardUaa of how sincerely a newspaper believes that such advertising would be highly beneficial to the citrus Indus­ try, It rarely says so. "But why shouldn't it say so l Why shouldn't a newspaper come out frankly and say. “If you citrus grow* era and jribers actually want to sell your product, why tn the world don’t you concentrate upon popularising Floridagrown fruit with your own winter vlaitora? Why don't you run an advertising campaign urging winter vlaitora to get more benefita from their atay—get the benefits that come from Florida's sunshine and Florida’* fruitT” "K la amaalng how comparatively small la the con* sumption of oranges and grapefruit by the thousands of winter vlaitora in this state. There are restaurants and hotels that even fail to make grapefruit end oranges daily Items on their menus. There are hotels that serve thr half of a small grapefruit, and charge a quarter for It I "Florida citrus growers should insist that the money id for advertising their products should be spent where will get the best returns. And the beat returns, they should well knew, are from the educating of the people who coma to &U state during the winter month*. (Jet these people to eat mors oranges, more grapefruit. Send them 'home with the habit. Appeal to them In the beet a d v e r t is i n g medium there is In this state—the newspaper of Florida." r i g h t k h » k o d e t o ( l « k T u t ^ ^ * * ^ p c W^ . . , vm m ' 19 V I 1 I ■ l A y J A. 1 ■ w ** r n d g m tm d m f o r ( b e b e e t g m o k in ^ M M r Lt f mvfa U eewALw ■ i- r .Sneaking to Bus tie the ether dtp. j . A. Thomas- who haa just completed forty years of service la CMha, said T tie present war ctenda or Raraels constitute a war tta v has come to stay, and U Is onhf the beginning of a world HafUgrntlon destined to destroy WmtllU civil last too.'' That1* th l psnalatUUc view of H< hnwovnr^There have keen world wars for "I feel that Mr. Lewis will soon regret. And Mr. IWrytitiite of years, and the world Roosevelt soon forget, the CIO's entieiam of the White House policy in the crisis,’’ writes Joy PmtkUa, foremost newspaper exponent of the New Deni. "Theto is mock for both te (to Irt furtheraoce of our coipmoo _ toteewea. There are Hie ehars-eropponi and the farm roorlerh to be organ Ired. Thera are the Southern textile-milk for Mr. Sydney HHlm*n to try te ueiRwIft - Mr* Lewie might remember that agricultusei wvrkeri airo be­ ing quleUy murdered is the Deep Beoth, the! QeUfoente has a sheet end ugly way with union orgaaMt* emoeg the mlgretory fnit-pkkers, and that the ieet time wv tried to unioeim the Piedmont mlB-toWne,1there wee ptenty of shootihf. while the Qoremor of Oporgia Utoew whfte girls tato batted-wire boll-pen* for the ‘W T bf pWet- ■ P R -^ IVI a § �■ S A N F O E f i, V tO fif lT X STETSON ADttTION Anna Lenora Brown A ndR ussell Mitchell Mirtled On Saturday VWittohe Wing**d ^ i y l . C c d z n d a j . !w«d» j <m c * Fume# t agfliar uwavttyp busk***, in* a t Ora akoraA 'W iafc .. WEDNESDAY, TSa W afcJm Lodgn N u » b ar a m will • m aat at-. 1:00 o'clock o t to* B. J>- a Be Hntt. THU BADAT Tba buabraaa ond social m**ttng of Uta Alothaan Claa* will ba bald o t tb a baaaa of.M r*. J . W. Kay,, Palm etto Avtmw a t 8:00 o'eloak , ' ‘ Tha T. B. L. Clam of, tha F irst DaptUt Church will bold a beat* naaa.ofld sqgjal meeting, a t tha e h u iib , aongy a t 7;S0 o'clock. All rafWtbya are urged to attcod. W ' AMNOIJNCIUIRNT All atudtnU belong h i , , to,., the Rig*.. School Omfeaatfw bring (9; ktnniaa and antlgnon war* aratrumanta to school Tuesday morn­ I ranged throughout the room*. "Mtaa Mary Finnrll. (later of ing fo r Ufa opeping ut athool. the .groeiu- of Sanford wa* the brida'* only attendant. She en* PO«TPONEMMNT ... PDflTrOff*MBR(T t . invt with Air. Roger Mailing of The Dqalucaa Woman'* Circle of p anfnrd who waa* beat man for the Proabytcpian Church with A(r. FinnelL The maid of minor E- f t lloulh a** chairman I wot* a tailored crop droaa in rod haye.poatponed their meeting un* earth ahadea flnlahed with a long til Moltday, Septri fringed *aah. lia r hat and other acceaaurlea wero In brawn, and • he woro a corsage of pink rose* > buiD. The bride, who entered . with her fa th e r who gave her In marMr. and • Mr*, y . R. Mitchell liagu, waa lovely in her wedding enU rtatnid with a dinner S a tu r­ diet*, a coatume of dryad green, day avgptng in tumor, of some of two piece with a tig h t fittfaig vel­ tha out of town, guest* who at- vet baarjue coat buttoned from trndod lit* Brown.Mitchell wod- urckline to walat with email bril­ ’ ’ liant atud butluna. Tha full ac* Twe . Mite hall horn* waa decor­ cordian pleated aklrt had bnml* ated with a profusion of pink Inga of A o velvet. She wore a m * * and other garden flow- •mall cornet turban in the same •had* and wore three-quarter e enjoying thl* occasion glovca and ihoea in deep brown. Mr. and Mra, John Alden1 Her arm bouquet' waa of Taliaman , .Jobq A lden, . Brown, J f.; rotes. H er only ornsment was an lias Marksn UooUhan of antique bracelet in old gold en* ia Beacli, Mr*. Frank1 circled' with diamond*, sn heir* . Alia* Dprla Godard and1 loom in the family of th* groom’a 1 Mitchell of Falatka. mother. "Air*. W.ingnrd, mother of the ’ bride* wore an afttm o o n ensemble I nf w inter rose crepe with a redingotc of Napoleon blue. Airs. Eupha yinnell of Sanford, mother of the Hr*- W ..C. DeCoursey was ho*- groom woro flowered chiffon with 3 1a frid ay to thg last meeting of pearls. • y*ar of Circle Number Thr** "A number of friends and oth­ Um First Baptist, Church. . er rols lives of the couple were Mrs. M. N. Cleveland presided C v Itod to attend th* Informal ro•v e t the meeting and led the do­ ptkra a t which Mr, and Air*. rs war*1 Wlngard entertained Immediately -and Mra. a tta r tba carsmony. giyan by Mra- J. EW, E. Kader. Mr*. W- P. prank.,1 • "Th* bride'* table In th* dining Jr, gave an uiUrostiitg- Blbla study.' room wa* covered with a lire Riporta were than heard from th*' cloth and can la rod with a cryatal . cHairmarn who thanked the> bowl holding an arrangem ent of member* fpr their cooperation white dahlia* and clrmatl*. Crya* throughout th* year. ta l candelabra a t cither end held A t tha .conclusion ot tl|« buii; white candle*. The buffet waa n*aa *ej(«ion Aire Cleveland w*| ■Ifcorated like the brid*'a table prraantjjd, a g ifj from tha circla,1 and the punch bowl, which waa on Thd , hoaleaa served rofreahmrnta n separate table, waa rntwinad In to tha following: antlgnon nnd rlrm atla. Mra. Mr* W. P. Brooks J r , Mr*. Itandall S troller and Mlaa Helen H. W Rucker, Mra. H- A. Eden- Knight presided over the punch fiald, Mr*. M- N. Cleveland, Mr* bowl and Allaa Eugenia Rodger*& L. llewaon- Mrs, J- T. Hardy,1 aunt of the bride, waa In charge Mol C, A . A m o raon, Jr- Mra., uf the bride a book. i , E. r*g< Mra. T. D. Inabinet, “Following th* ceremony, Mr. Mr*. G- L Johnaon, Mr* C. II. and Mra. Finnell l*rt for a wed1 <Uflf trip, the la tte r traveling In « 1 black crepe coat ault with touch** • of whit*- with w hich! *h* were 1 black acceaaorl** and a coroage of . pink rotybuda. A ft»r September 1 30 the couple wll' be at home at 1 BOO Park Avenue, Sanford." WeddtaTG Honored it.W. C. DeCoixrsey Entertains Circle (fcJaa *Alt U " •ah onion*. J t b » U . grsTla*. as P e r s o n a ls (rlenda h*m I* 0 ^ announctmaol p t the wedding of Alia* Vlvlrnn* WUlla Wingard and John C. Fla* flail, on September B In A ugusta, On. Tha follawfiig account waa U la n (ram ifl Augusta paper; "Alla, Vhrlcnn* Willi* Wlngsrd and Air, John C. Finnrll of h a * ford were married a t a pretty ceremony a t the homo oF tba bride'* parent*, Air. and Mr*. Horace U-alia W lngsrd a t AiOO Mr*. E. W. Stile* returned yea* o'clock S unday'nfterpoon in A tr tarday from Savannah, Ga. where gu*ta- Ga. Dr. Hubert F.xcail Fry aba Haa bean apandlng three performed Ibo cartmqpy in tba pretence of only thfl iim iriJ A U fam lllei hf tS v r,u jS Q .* ^ J , FricmU of J . If. Truluck will ba "The vow* were spokan before glad to learn th a t ha la Improving oftar having been ill a t Id, home on Afagnolla Avenue Rosin and Turpentine got their than name of "naval *to res’’ from lhatr it for early Importance In tho constnia* istog* Don af wooden ship*, point* out Mr. and Alt*. F. J. Will ml. Imvn returned from New York where they have been (pending th e p.iM two weeka. Thomaa Denton nf Spring*, Mia*, la th e gm hla uncle, Dr, J .’ T.' Pciiior thin, week John Cotaman' of Columhu- til. arrived today to be th r giu'.-l of Air. and Mr*. W alter S. I'oUman at their home In Dreamwold for •everal day*. Mr. and Mra. J. N. A ar.nc'lo and daughter, Joannr, t i l iiu tl yratenlay from Pittaburgh l*tt and New York City where tlo j’ have been^apvndlng^the auuiiiieiM Mr. and Mr*. A. 1„ Uotl* and Mia* June Lloyd spent yesterday in Gainesville where Ihey vlallrd Charles Betts whu Is attending the University of Florida M ilan D.unthy Mitchell- K atlr ryn Thig|H-n. nnd Virginia . McUury left tmlay for Tnllaha a*ctwhere they will enter aa In-ahimn ■t lb* Florida S late College fur Women. MU* C liu b c th W hittington Id year old daughter o f Mr and Mrs. C- C. W hittington, left tislay for TalUha«*e« where she will enter the Florida S tate College fur Women, Mr*. A. G. Branham has re ­ turned to her home in Miami a f­ ter h/v in g spent several days witn Air. and Mrs. A- 1- U etU ,,cum uli' from Culumtia, S, C. where she wa* culled by the tlln e n of her father, H II. Hill Air. and Mr*. II. E. .Morris and •on, Bobby- Mr- and Airs- }. At. Stineclphrr and daughter, Grace Mar Ip , Mr. and Mr*. E. A. I’erry and Mra- Clara Htemper of Miami spent the weekend a t Coronado BeachDr. J. T. Denton returned Hatunlay a fte r an extended visit tn Asheville, N. C., W ashington, 0 . C-, Memphis, Tcnn. and Slate Spring*. Atlas. He was accom­ panied hoiu* by hla niece, Mlax S arah Ed pittm aq, of Hlate ta r in g s who will assist him in his o ffh e work in the future. 'ar BastWar May AW J, S. Tun it Oil Output WASHINGTON, Rept. II.— UP) —Tba eonfllct in tba F ar Kaat may prove a boon to a strug­ gling domoatlr Industry—the pep' ductlon nf lung all. China now la chief supply anurqa for this oil. which L, A. Wboolofe, foreign trad* as perl at tba "agrtcaltaro d eparlm .nl said yaalarday. la ultllaai In b irh grad* ra rrfa le * and paint* for Ita fast drying qualfttbaMora than 1M 000.00* peynda DEI.AND. Sept. 13.— Pictured her* I* S tru o n U nKeralty'a latc*l addition to Ita dorm itory accommodation* for girla; Standlah Hall, composed of alx aultea. In every suite are three bedroonw, two baiha, a Immge-atudy, and a balcony porch. , From Coast To Coast IIVaM taai r » n r a *« owat . tbouaand dollar*, which will Irri­ gate about' cue hundred acre*. Satenaa ia In the very heart of the Ice Hurg l.rttu re field*, thou*indi of acre* Wa elupprd In a grading houae and *aw them g rad ­ ing lettuce to ahlp, Alao drove over hundred* of acre* of land farmed by Jnp*. We were e*rried through hiiiiilieila uf arrra of seed testing Inndi for vegetable*, alio flower*. The drive wa* not far to Manic* rey, founded In 1770 and the flrat capital of California! In and around Monterey were ao many beautiful and inlereatlng place*. I could never decide which I loved beat There waa I'arific Grove* a gnidcn o f . l-enullful flower* nnd Spnnlah type liomea; tho w01 bl fmini: i Del kimile Ho* U W & +« * * * * * « * ? V orf-TO ft*. Irb which vrr w ent' through, also Pt ok '. saw the Itomnn pool, made o f Miss Willlnnis wore vnrnflow- Film Funs To See Itatl.in m irblc' with Egyptian ei blue lace over blue ailk. Her AiiMientic Flood View figures In mosaic*. gown had n tight fitting bodice Hut I he most picturesque o f all and full skirt. Acrus* the back An antheiillc letlef station for wa* lovely Carmel-lly-the Sea of her hrad she wore a wreath Mlaslsslppl valley flood suffer­ Around there we spent aeveral ef pencil .color roaen. Her bou er* formed tho barkgruimd for jdiya, truly the loVrlle<t. apol on quet wr* nf Hubrym lilies, pink "On Such a Night.’* coming In the West coast, nestled on thr rosea olid fern tied with pink the llllr T heater Tuesday. Tho vrry trim of the I’arific. satin ribbon. The bridesmaids plrtiu.' Is Hollywood’* flrat draThe famous seventeen pi lie wore rose pink organdy with!I m*llratinn uf the Mld-Weat del­ drive waa especially Intcrratlng and scenic, winding along the high nicka, light bodtee und uge _ flared skills over deep rose silk. Knren Atnrley and Grant Rich­ ocean edge of Monterey Peninsu­ Wide lose, tinted velvet sashes ards, ploying tho rulu uf lover* lar. Where the ocean and bay roihplctcu tin ir costume*. Kuril I rapped tn Ihu (IoihI, are *up- meet, the two currents dash woro a pale pink vvrvnth of rosea jI port'd -by a alrung raat which against mighty rocks along the over the crown of th eir b atr.1| Include* U d u a r .d n ttlannidll. coast, caualng n apray a bundled Airs, Drodhnm carried a“ bouquet I t noariij for Ills ethlaler rates. feel high. Conalanlly the fog of light pink aaler* tlesl with Ildacim K«r»* “peronntal r e horn blows and the ocean Imils deep rota ribbon ami Mini Uud* lo rter," Alon Atowbray, Mill the rocks, as though il were diallunging the locks uf ni;e< nguinst m.l'a bouquet was of deep ruse Munll and Rohert McWad*. ita strength. n .lrrs t'cd with blue riblxm. On one ruck we suw Inndred* Mrs Brown, the bride'* mother, waa ultirod In a dubunnet lace M iss H elen C h ap m an> of sea lions nnd peals, some a I bright slick black- other • .1 ■vei* gown with short puffed sleeves (iives I’iuno R ecital nnd flared skirt over pink ailk. Isiik like deep throated dug*. It W ith this ah* wore a rough Miss I letup luotise I'hapnmn pre wna back through this auction vve straw dusky . row • picture hat. Him had a walat curaage uf Air*. seated a f e l l if irate Recital Tliura- •mr I iw- queer shaped cypress Charles 11*11 ro**s. valley lilies day evuiing at the studio of Mr* | Dvr*. Then on tu PcMil,- Reach, Frances lileksum At tv* Chap man where mngnlficicnl c itiitr. over­ und fern. T l* groom'* mother woro blue I- nun of tin' honor giudunlra of look the sc* Now * drive Nat til ailk with a lang, sleeved la. a tin* eliit s of |{R7.. She was nm> nf on Munturcy Ray tu Sant* fruit' jacket. H er acctfktoriea weie Dio -italo winner* of the Irving which is u sea aide piny groundwhile. Fhe wore a '*corsage of Itirhellor Contest und win award tiul a moat wonderful iltivc of pink radiance rosea and llliea ot 11I the D- A R. medal lur I'ltuon nil is Smith over the new highway. .hip. bho vt ill attend Suuthvnt Col- Till* carried ua up 011 high mm.n the v alle). t isin * overlooking the I'arlfir, Immmlljlely a fte r the 'ceremony lego this year. Miss fUopmun was naaiatrd by down to sc* level, through fauns lb* couple left for a wedding trip through Central Florida nod .Mi 1 Naney lIossrlliT. reader, and evtemlihg to the "('('SO edge, anil l-ojilsjam. A fter two weeks the) III 1 Diiphno Tnkaeh, violinist over the tallest single aieli eonwill ba a t home in Nalrhea, Tin' iimsi inlereailng numls-r <d eiete bridge in the world, at llig Die evening was Iho "Spanish .lur. Allaa. I In rue” l,y Mis* I nupinan ami her Went through f i r in r l Mission, Mlaa Brown graduated from throe si-tei*. all almlrnt* of Allis built in 1771, very lovely old Seminole High 8cho<0 in IW-Hi. Die Ittoll, plarr.wllh Ihr oilier step* leading She attended the Flurnln Slate At the rinse of the program re* In tho bclfroy- alt antlqualnl now College for IVomrn anil since fli'slim euls were served |,y a num­ g ra d u a tio n from there ahr haa ber of Mis, Chapman'* ft lend*. been a merabvr of the faculty p t The program HUS as follows: th* West BkW Prim ary Sthiad. Hungarian t,u-l*piel O verture Air. -VUchell, son uf Mr,, and Ketgr Its Iw. Alra. P. R. MJtchrll, fo in p ily of I'raelire Time Edgar Guest. Hanford, Is ah elrrtflc.il Htfjneer Wedding Ibiy Opes ltfi-nn 0 for , thy McWilliam* Dnstging Eihitinl "fit i« g To-Nltfht I he Hull of I’usrla Bela. - * I’olM iabr hi' A. major 19: no- | Kr. C I lie Higher Education Dorothy I'lllui^c M|l||*l> *? fi flutlim anlnoff ** .'pv|i Kh tlqrrce - , Opus 12. no. 11 .... Al--.rkuw.kl- ‘ " Helen, Va»el, Olivo and Via 11 trlhl* rhapm uii. ,■ 11 Freund piano walk by The first real piano waa devel­ oped in 1700 when an D ittos, Rertoiommao CrUtofori Invented a ayatom o f hammer* which when striking th* airings of lb* harp* •icon) drew forth marvelous rick tone*. Martin’s Garage * In A llow ing A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 of g u t due accounts. I helped ynnjaow j* a help n a Dlam eodJtotUng | Gasaca l It.pairing T rad ) f t A* U> Here ice Uodba—Epriago—Trailer* A p rk a yaw can afford to pay M arin’s Garage A TIAftPLI Tuesday T# Ua Cantlnuad i i m i ra o i r i ti n e n o a k 'iw iasy itsaf l l i m i CIHVCIIEHCE AVtcAeaprwaW . . . Trial* . . . TH(I* Fm T l i r a . . . t p w u l M n FULL POWER K /rrlra y m v J I n M l w Ualt rasa asUI r i iT E i riE E z ia a KiUkrmfrwirJ R U B IE R ECRHBMT K Jrriro-frtiW Vufuiln* tosl. o » l» a l-w tvat* a a < r . . , wHISs*. W e s t i n g h o u s e (W; /'i/rai it -pt\uv*.il REFRIGERATOR We Iteatrrvg K ig h t T t I.lnslt RILEY’S Van Camp’s Spaghetti 5C ■4 & Vt H iir tk U I’unrH I n 'H e a v y S y r u p Pear Compote No. 2|/a Can I t Y x White House Vinegar QL IOC Libby's Corned Beef No. 1 Can 1 5 c Black Eyed Peas Lb. iY t Mr* llirkaon. - Will d o lira of Sanford have moved tba p»at radon* to return tc Miami (or tho wIntrr. M e ar* informed Aim Talmadge Coureou of that Mr. and Mr*. R ridrui will r*araotv U* la *p«ndlnir l* « ! morn Into Uu1 hmiao formerly by U r. and Mr*. weak* at the' borne of her ala- | occupied Ilroan. tar. Mra. Frank Mlnamew. PrlB II. K. Trua and two I Mr. and Mr* J. It. lluughlon daughter* Natnlle and Charlotte, I " tu rn e d intt Fnhay from Now accompanied returned to their home here York • h r " ll|i-r la*t week. Mra. T m a wit! Join Hie rrnixln* of Mra Houghton'* ' liitlnr. A rthur nm enry. for Id* thrm hen toon. Mr. nud Mra. W. I*, llurko ihtiiI .it |i|o home In (lonattf* of dnufoiil h o le mover the putt I vlllc- N V- and ln te m e u t In' week Into Mr T. A, lireenlenl a j Morel*. N, V. TIi* Her, ond Mr*. J. N. houae Air*. Will, Grown of Miami. Tli,m>ti*nii and children returned llre ra rj, Vra* In lo a n S aturday calling home yesterday from N. t*. where they h a re been yaealbtnlnK I>’r .o tc ru l Week* Postm aster j . n. Joneo. J r , uiii I ' ii roost' for ilovca A t Monti-icy we left tho coast end pally apenl Monday at Cor* for r'atita Clara Valley, stopping ••node Reach, J c Kasi-ll waa In Ranford in Sail Juae (pronounced San hob SAY'I to lien the Utrafcrurinit on IHialu*** Tuemlny, rriitei We ui-iil through their fine I U lii.K la lbd| Jonea waa via* museum mid hcttnl .1 aplcn.lid Itlny" In Orlerto Sunday. lecture of (he interior of tho <Kgyp (htn |t> ramul, Also at tended tlicif |ilatii‘tttrhin anil heard n Inlk on tho moon ToilI Mur*,. SAN I'KIIIUI, Calif. —CT>— While hi Sun JiuU) we visited The Koiwvgtun tanker John Knut* the Gatihii City I‘otlcry- where M'ti was tied up at mi uil terminal •nine ef California’* lovely colored il ck Invt night liy a ail-down pottery i» inaile. Now dill I have all ike of her tw enty-five craw the thitll of my life in the midM im .iilc r. who refuted to -ail for of all Hint gay rolnrrd pottery. I the C lient because of the Chines** muat have hud a hunch, and didn't Jnpani'au iS ar . , •print my m rnry In Mexico. For eighteen mill'* north nf Sail Jo*'1 chivalry waa In Fain-Alin theie were hundivila n iter tim e by of atuinle ■.citing the big Ring Mongol fight* chrrrb"i aouml alrategy. LAKE MAR* Ilcanonn —« n d — 15c BANANAS 1 ibs..... 10c LEMONS — .’. i APPLES r> lb?. ...................... 23c RUTABAGAS •> lb. 3c ■ B iis ria a B a iB B ia a a ia iB B a iia a a a a ia a a ia ia ia a n n Quality Dapgrlment Fancy Waatorn BrandwtBe*f—Loin or Club O f i STEAKS lb..... tfil Fresh Ground BUTTES D e p a rtm e n t Western Ucuf Loin or Club S T E A K S lb, A C UEEF 2 lira. . Fraah Fsanul E conom y A Q 2 Ibii. aranuMtiiuuiuu— B O IA X IN A lb, Baby Ik-rl I .I V E R lb ....... Smoke S A U S A G E lb . �afer o tf. a sWiMMnvGTiECOKij ~ w ' tieYeiterdayWashedOut; Gator- Gridders h T cw ^ T ied Up AsOne Have Two Weeks As Tlbey Resume Playoff To End Workonts 122,000 Saw Rede In | Action This Year At Conrad Field Good Showing With Squad In 1st T0t Pitm an, l b -------- - . 1 i^vluatnn. ' lb . S K w V d n u "......" aV Realno, aa .----------- 1 ■laub. e .... 1 Blerra. |> . I Sparkman. v _ . l 1 I S » • • a * i DECANI). B ept II.—The DoLand naaeball Aaaoclatlon broke even on Ha 1127 ea*#on aa* poaea for tha f t n t. time In hla* to ry, Rualneaa M anager Bill Page aald recently. ' Paid admlaaioaa for the sea- = GAINESVILLE, Repl., IS. e Jit«l a w rrk from m i t Saturday night, the C at ora will tre t out under the llth ta a t Baton Rouge * U , to face In their opening sam e • .of 10-17. ene of the nation'a g re il J.football squids, L- fl. U. 11 There n e trr waa a Floridian m 1 I e I x u ra rla n rtle .......—1 a I t u T A i e ......... t* I I t 1 C lam a a --- — .,1 1 • p a \« * ttre parh was a t least r t ' v r ' more Inches under w ater f t ’ U waa Impossible to play id m o r a r a ln followed later. In ’ several stre e t creasing* In M W rbU yesterday, tha1. rain •far.w ag u> Over.tha sldevialk*, Ralph Flanagan, 20, th e hunky' free-atyler fro m Miami, F la , la shown setting a new American record of 20 .mlnuUe, 42.0 seconds In winning h la third consecutive Men's National A. A. U. oncmlle champlonihlp a t Chicago, lie finished 200 y ard s *h*ad of John Patton, J r., of F o rt Lauderdale, FI*. __________ S te tso n Gridders Undergoing Light j " V Kbigdoa, ■eoond basaman fa r th e Sanford Lookouts, may be a i t }of th a baseball world for the H m bM ar . e f the l i n action ** be euffgrrd a severe charity-horec M i a i r the second game of the D*fiend Berk*. . ‘ George Phillips Is, yep lacing the M W t major- leaguer a t - second a one-ycar contract, and Hoa* Cody makes no ircret of the fact th a t h* would Ilka to krop on 'u n ified Advertisements iMoeceeeatg IME. STANDINGS 116—Apartment* For Kent TOUR W alsh repaired by FURNISHED APARTM ENTi'four wb# realty kaowa boss! rooms, bath and sleeping porch. JlF |lg e .- Magualla A v» (>18.00 p er month. 211 Laurel Ave, M n r o H ii _____ ;_ i iin lfirw lU * I t I v h b t k m i i a v ’b n r . a i i .t b U alnrpvlll*, | H anford at tKifiaU. l a i n U r m m T m Ii M H an f u r A a t U d l n i t v i t l i . ClevelaaC 4 -1 : ru. l-**ui» 1-1. "tloslun II* I 'h lW ll p h lA I . isvik.Ii I; cnicsgn e. (leasee T atar 4)|>»n dste. IS T K nSA T IS V A I. t v v I v f S a r 'a Montreal 1- 1*; southhum ►VT' DUTY BLACK D U IlND T ftA lL K R ,,f4od tires, sad body, nM U N . I W l Chre | 'A M l , Ubed P ic D wlars. Qflflll# i . Ihljiron I l l M N T m I«| | oii%illw lit Macfcll, ft, 8pedal Bargains on 4M-2i need * tlree—*0c up—McKte Auto AseociATioe nock o rle an i A ila n ln . Nashville ... Ilir minx ham i-l.sitnnnoSB K n u s vlll* Nvw York _____ IS II .1 l-kiraan — - - IS I t .1 |- l ll * b u ie h ____ II It ,| ar. tv.uU -------it si ,i Uavtoa ______ . | | It j Drpuklj n ---------- I t |t .1 l'klladvl|*kla . - It It .( Clae4inu.il .1 1 tl .: leeterda,** g n a lla Ciil.va" I I; t'ltlsburah s-t. New Turk l i t ; Ureoklyn t-t. FhlladvlMhla t- l; llrnukl I-* give* i vmv IS laaiaev Cincinnati I*.*: HI. Uoulf t-t. Mamen T M sr Chlcean «| plllaburgk. 4-lnrlnnall at Ml. Imiil*. f It hnSn Been* v^kvAvvIvA MODEL T f o r d for gala. 1**4 “" a i T*additional I8A42.MI »»» expended la moving the ap­ down. McKee Aato Supply, proximately 162A4S earload* to RED Seed Potatoes, joo m arket, It w*g said. . Bnshala a t 11 .20. Chart** a . The bureau submitted Ike fig­ Lane, Chuluot*. Bog i l l ure* to N athan Mayo, slat* Brand New 4*4-21 Goodrich Urea commissioner a t Bgricsltur*. and fa r H J t - 8*c us new while Hmy L. M. Rhode*, *Ut# m aA stlng commissioner. PhllMotpkla la s t McKee A uto Supply. C itrus fru its movwd out of U» at. LeuW Several 1*M Norge Bp*re H ta l­ sta ts 'b y rail and b o a t! totaled ers a t a good discount.' Install MATS aarianda, a t .J M A U A n . Trucked out were lOAM c a r them now. Seminole Tire Bhop. load*; IftOS lariaad* 'Ward can. sens 1 Memphis —N rw JACKSONVILLE, Bept. IS- (A*)—1T he slat* m srkstlflf bureau reported ' yeaU rdsy Florida'* crops during the skipping year which ended J u n e R0 were val­ ued a t |t0 7 A » A u > th e-g reatest r u m gs*duttrea. yiMOO t . i n i* klvrun Florida Cro0a Reach New High F\&r 1936, Bays Market Bureau Tu re sto — Uordste .................. 4 timmaevlUe ------- 1 I .10 4‘>' .241 Ball Club To. Give Fans Play By Play Of Contest Tonight W arren Odham, 218 pound tac­ kle fa r the Seminole H lfh "School Celery Frda will not be able to report for future aeaalone thin aeaaon due to phyaleal condltlona. Oil ham underwent an operation for appendieitin about two and one h alf montha ago and accord* ing to hi* doctor* order*, ha haa not yet completely recovered. Odham waa branded aa a regu­ lar thla eraann dee to hla Wright and build and It la expected th a t neat araaon he will be an the ear* More then 8,0<)0 tons of esrlh will Co excavated a t Glsagiov, Scotland, to make w ay for (he foundation of w hat la described *■ the Idggcst tem porary building ever erected* The building- cover­ ing five arree of ground, will houen the Empire Exhibition next year. Gcrbtra Dainles, 4 Year I’Unl*. H itocu* i4 ,TW Old. Fnncy leaf (lalndlum*. All Colnra. Hooted Cut­ tings: I.lRtwlnim, Hlbls* c u b , I’gnullM Vine, Flame Vine. Water Lillcit, Bog Flan la. Roae*. Pool Conntructlon, Landacaptnif. All Plants Guaranteed.- Gold Flab. W. C. HARTUNE Monroe Comer Phoaa 3JJ-W ■ JO B PRINTING L r a l baseball fans will b* presented with another play by play description of Ui# name botwnsn the Hanford Lookouts and the Gainesville G-Men scheduled fo r th a t city tonight a t H arris Field, Tb* play by play description will come over a special telegraph wire direct to the score board which is located on lbs raaopy,'over the sidewalks In front of The Smoko House. PHONE W Seminole Printing Co Ajmkwicxm x eso riA T to ir I S**4**da,-a ■moles l a d U n a iK il iv *• «; C u l u m k U t M ilw aukee g; Mlnneepell* * 1; SI. U n ln lllt 4-1; Feol 4, l-tl 4 - 1. GLASS K an su - CIO FO R D ELICIO U S * S N A C K S . e,.* New 1937 Model Tires-4l3attcriea *Tj i MIRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products HOME-COOKED MEAL AT S' Tab# ARVIN CAR RADIO ■ V vv I v r V v F 'a I h s M v C v r d v l v 0 ; T h v a i a v v l l l a 4. T oledo SPECIAL ' A.5Sf home gamra daring the playoff, totalled approximately an even 21.000 he aald. 44 eanta being charged for adults, IS cents for children and negroaa (aicept during |h e playorf When nogroe* were charged 22 cents each. There were 2.044 adralaatnna paid fur the playoff games here. **W« lignred" th at It » i recelvad |124 on an average for each of tha ( boma ’ gam e! * a wnald realise enough to pay both local and out-of-town ejpsnve*.' ra g a aald, adding that sines to ­ tal receipts h are not been fig­ ured exactly, aw t alnee^xll the bills haven't been aubmilted. he doeent know exactly bow near the average came to |t l 4 . The Reds (Ineed la s t year's aeaaor with a JltOO deficit, but that was cleared up early this year fcy the sale ol (1,100.worth of aaaoclatlon slock. and by donation* lolalli^g 1700. year "Hi caking even." thla means gn current ekpeifira. p are explained. It doesn't mean the club ha* enough to meet a n In­ stallm ent due next Fall on a fl.OUu loan the club oblatnqd from Francis W hltchsld, through the city, tor lUdallatlon ol lights on Conrad Field. The business manager aald the Hada have renewed <^1bet r working agreem ent with _ the Cincinnati Ilcds. 'u d d e r which tha major league club ran claim for DeLand club players at the end of every season. lie released a Hat of ptgyef* whom d iir ld n a ll." through It* Peoria, IIU farm club, are claiming now .Catcher Itolltlawer, Pitcher Alex Hwallaa, Itlghtfleldur Hughes and Third Itaanman Alano. under tha agree­ ment. In addition. Cincinnati bought Pitchers Eddie Harpur and tu rre t Toenes for (UK) a piece for the Peoria farm. Pare said he haa prospect* fur lha Bale of Adair and Mc­ Mullen, left fielder end pitcher, respectively. * DELAND- Sept. 13. fltetstm Uni v a n ity 's H a tte n rvalue the font hall season I* re illy on »lnce they 'a r e now practising b> full gv*r They relinquished th e ir sum m er j .a ttire —shorts—with regret*. A ll during the week, »lne« they 'arrived Labor Day, the hoy* have 'been studying fundamental* and doing light drill*, ‘i Just want In g e t'th e m In shape so I can put , ’em la work,” Coach Brady CoI wall aald. I Scrimm age will not ita r t until this week or psrhap* even later, the Coach addc8| The baekfleld haa been work­ ing on plays and learning signals , while they go through the process of toughening up. They have prac­ tised kicking and passing routine* and have acquired tom e bright red back*, arm s and fsce* from spend­ ing four hour* a Hay in the sun. Coach Chester F rrcm an has tak ­ en tha line In hand and ha* had this group working on stance, charging- pulling out fur Intcrfcr* enc*' studying different type* of blocks, and pushing the charging machine around the field. V/lth one man definitely not coming back, and with four more players answering the roll-call thla week-end or next week, Catch Cowell hh* been working wilh members this week. These fouf are the last ou.-r Joining the . H atter*:' R ntert An­ derson- De* Plaines, HI.; Vincent f.arllc salt gives a piquant fla­ Schaeffer, Indianapolis; DAuglaa vor to lamb. Cudmore, Virginia, Minn.; and Charles Cobb, Miami, and when they get here the J(I37-:W round­ up will be completed' unless some unexpected eandidat* comes along' I.K aflY H H m lls 41‘irst gem* I I Innlngel. J i-r w r C lt r 1 -1S Hyrarsae t N vw erk l-ls lle lllm i.lv | l iId In f—Rand FOR RENT: > room nafarateked JTOR WORK: I have paw house. Also I room taralehed rar lf* n -P a r tractor, plow, bouts, I’hone 411-4, harrow. W o rt appreciated. Math*tax. Rhone . iR t Uo- WarreirOdhxntOnt Remainder Of Even Daring 1937 For ’37 Football Year jBaseball! Tear f Cody Hope* To Make •aT t a n t n n a a a OAinKaa ti.i.w aw k m McMullen, lb ........1 1 • I Wray, el . —-----1 S. { life Land Break* Ln»y’. Drag Lunch EM pm r N u n waa fetad e f a pipe erg s* operated by * * « I k * hydraulic g y u 4 la ua* f or many * » Wars'* raicn, bdU w s RADIO SERVICE 1 �................ -IJ O e t r C e n tra l If 1 4 Seminole County Product* ’ More Fruit And Vegetable* lluui Any Similar Area In America • . “7 H ltfhpr NUMBER 27Y SANFORD,.FLORIDA, TUESDAY, 8RPTEMBER 14, 1M7 neseBombSinksRefugee Power Ofiici&l Discuss Lines Boats A ccord P a ct A m ong N in e N a- City May Lease Pow­ er Lines Of Florida PowerAnd LightTo New Water Pumps v tions deals Solely WithSub Warfareln Mediterranean Sea LeagoeO f Nations Plana Other Acts England’s Mediterrag . nean Fleet Raised w Froth 42 To 90 Ships la O onuaay “aa it y a a la Bpaia'’ if N a il paganlaM gwee on. "We* aald Oaeervatar* Roma* ■ a *Vaa be the rootequewce la U e Tided Reich g a i n , aatlC hrM iakity erase* la aew the aoddo af hatred and to vllUfy a n a a aad half warmlag waa agr eed oa th# tre a t page of the newspaper . GENEVA se p t 14.— (AP):—Envoy* of nine nstiong, aligned today at placid Nyon a historic document to HUPPrean submarine “piracy" in the Mediterranean—with war vessels of Great Britain and France dlraady steaming toward what wtperta called the greatest naval demon- COMMUNISTS MARCH o f sop pi I*, and .m unitio n ,—drove quickly toward Uwtf Uedltarraneaa patrol post,. They augument*U the formUKhl* fleet of British w ire raft already at Msdlterranean MalUna. Th* admiralty at London dlecloeed Britala la the neit few day, will hare M ship. In the )fol|t*rrn»een Instead of the ,lla|le felessie, deposed Emper­ or of Ethiopia- sent a aot* to the Loagwe rwaaMrtlag hie country's right to membership and warning agalaat any attemjrta lo egdude kbr by "tricky proeodur*.1' ' I Ha egplainad that ho wa, not aehdMg a delegate tp the Aeremkly meeting baetpaa th* ItaloEthloplan dispute la not on the agenda. ; It appeared that the League would not ha able U avoid the .Mediterranean Issue- Itaco Negrta ■laatsled en demanding protection for th* loyalist merchant shipping ha v*U aa for that of th* nine power* coils bon ting la th* Nyon ' deseed an “phscy.* ' Before adjournIny tonight th* Assembly elected tha Aga Khan, IpIrUoal head af million, o f ‘ In­ dia1* Me,lewis and. wealthy aporta* aaon, prealdewt for tha o*o«l«ta. 1 -.the Bps slab loyalists stready hike succeeded hi piecing th* / ‘piracy** Uaa* and 'direct accusa­ tions of Italian terrorism on th* h lih sees before th* la * g o , coon(IJ, which wBl meet again tomorjww, Leagea leaden hoped to let tiftM ’ proteata die In Up eounctL Chinese Airplanes ■ Defeat Jap Fleet Navy BattleAt Mouth ' OfCanton RiverSald To Favor Chinese City Lays Plans For Construction Of $29,000 Park WPA ExpectedToAd’ vance Most OfMoney For Lake Park Anarchists Take Control Of Gijon MRW YORE. S e l f Accidentally So il , 14. - 4 > P |- 8*14 — I CITY NEWS BRIEFS Joseph Russi Is Arrested Here On Bigamy Charges Held By Golfer^ At Local Course A gain Thlp W eek Wallace Beery Shoot* kuthog oarer* rrw k in etoeka, • th ird ' within* n week, shook At Kiangw^n Is Oc* cupled By Advance Guard OfJpp. Army; The. l*a«ln* 0( the prrMOl power Una* ronaertlpp w llhetty pa MM and owned by tha FtorId a’ power and Light Company lo lha C ltr la ptaro ot (bacon* alrartlen ot a new tin* by (bo City, waa the proposition offered Ia it bight by C. C Coleman. lo­ cal m anager of Ike Florida Pow­ er and Light Computy. Mayor Kdward lllfg ln i Indh. rated (hat the otter would ,S * SHANGHAI, Sept. 1 4 .^ given careful ronelderatlon by (AP)—The Japanese army, the Hoard, alnca the roaetree splashed forward through m tlon ot 3.3 mllea ot aew Kite and He maintenance tor the torrential rain ' today in ft trantm Ualon of power lo be manned attack against C h ip * ceil ora led at the CltV’l pumping cnv necond line position* station lo llio pumpe a t tha northwont of Shanghai. A' City's walla, la rniM dared a ciietty undertaking It waa IndlJapum-ae npokeeman reported that ntrong fortifications a t strik in g this emphatic pose, Norman Thomas, Socialist Parly rated at Ibe meeting a rental agreem ent wltb the 'Florida the Chinese civic center o f I- h A-t. Aedd •> e a 'k a n e c -rr* ehwrwcropper» a t M tm phli, Tenn.. "You Power nnd Light Company mlgM Klangwnn had been occupied am i are the people who relae the cotton—and hare en little lo clothe afford a great earing■ 1 to tha Japanese troop, were puahlng youreelveB.1* Thome* hi on an Inspection tour of thy South. City, deep into th f delta. lu making hie prrpoellfitu; Mr. Muddy roads were jam med Coffman read Lbe (nilowlng le t­ with Japancsa reinforce merO* te r to (be Hoard: moving up to bolster tha asaauib "We ‘ are Informed ibat rod again,t tha new Ch<neee line. b are under conalderatlon at th l Forgetting their own fight with Chinese N ationalist,, these Chine,e Communists are marehlni New Horror war. added to th e prraenl time the ronitructlou of toward Peiping and Kalgan to Join the Nanking govem m rnt In a united front agnlm t the Japanese tragic story of the undeclared 1.3 mllra ot power linn- tor your well pumpe on ilia Orlan­ The banner they carry p raiar, the "brave hero r, o f Spain." Indicating their sympathy for the I,))* w ar a t Shanghai when the ChM* c „ Central News Agency re* do Highway, which la tii coat hllila. ported 400 rivIIIan _war refuged* you upproilm ately $1100 00. had hern killed o r' wounded by "For u number ot yearg we Japanese bomba ralnbd on fH m f/ h a re prorlded end maintained a salting boats in which they w ere power and control line for’’ your n retag the city. Three of life earluelre uee In eupplylna pow­ boats yere said to have bee* er to your walla, and wa would sunk and aig damaged. be kind tn work out u mutual­ ly agreeable laaao arrange man l H O N Q X O U O . Sept- 14. — W ) - t tor your (atare uaa ot this, - « «» ** f t e - —-- * I 1^ Lake F ront Park w a, gubmlttkd lire territo ry rarved l y Florida name Una "Wa will ba eery happy in ft* to Ibo i1 lf Cnmmtasloner* last Power and Light Company wae Ita lia n D eserts His nUht tor their tentative appror- announced yesterday by II. II. nt aaelgtance to you In flnearW ife; T hen Elopes al. h r CHy Coiamlaalon r Fred Co|rm . n , d u tr irt ln Ini Iblt project and. ot rouree, regret eiceedlntly tKIl our pow­ W ith W ife’s S ister T. William*. The project calls „ , , _ . , ltl , for au aipendltur* of over |t > , 8 ,n ro n l Th' » MI • P N r «**' er will not Ira tp reree tha line, 000. a fraction over $0 per- r" '« lr to on and but. II we can eare tha City County Ju d g e It. W. Wan* to­ cent of which will be paid Jiy '« f‘" Sept. 35, indicating that and taip ay ere Ibe roaf of a new day told n story y t r u n g r r than tha CHy and the ''rem ainder by customer* taking th* ra te are now circuit It ahould work oat In firtlnn. It was the .lo r y uf th* W ork, Frog res* Admlnlalra- r,‘« lvln* il* benefit*, and I, *g- jiu r mutual advanlaga." , | OM ported tn effect a liv in g lo comAl their hl-tnonthljr n ierllni Memlirra nf the Hanford Chess two children of I’tilluii descent th a Commlaalonere The project call, for the drill- mcrclal c u sln m m of »n e .tim a t­ laat night nnd Checker CJuh will' hold Iheir I who were torn In-1wren a desire aUo entered Inin n lengthy dlaing of two w ell, and Ihe Input- “ I $111-000 annually, , weekly meeting lunlght al 7:30 lo lcinulu with their fa th e r who latino of a eub-lrrlgatlon ay,Along with th , new rate a ,p * ' cuealnu ralallra in lh» direr| o'clock In the club loom a t lhu was a r r r a t r d In * Sal in day on tern to provide the nereasary «■*»• provialon I* being Introduced •Inn ol truck Irelflc Irom Park • Ynldea Hotel aeionlm g lu an ■h a ig e s of higiiioy anil the promto French * Avenue, m ol,lure for the g r a „ and n u n - fw ■<' conditioning which will re- Avenue I anroiun-rm rnt made ti.tay hy A. I Ises of t h d r mother, a stranger erou, ahrub, required Ip lha «*“«• *"•*» »mall#r l.ualne,, which It waa pointed out waa | C. Madden, secretary, Mr. Mad- lo them , uf mw.< foist nml h i t plana h r Uie pork. It also pro ertnh'l.hm rnt* about 25 percent Ilia lugiral thoroughfare for Ihn a den also staled that a short 1 I r r clothe* n l. I heir old home vide* for wnter malna to ,up- f»r ««** ot th i, aerrlce during the heavily loaded frelghlere of ihe . huslnca* meeting will lie helil so 1 town In Nrgnunee, Mich, ply thg iK -e ,,a ry water > for month* when It la moat needed in road that those wishing lo attend Ihe i This .tiiry wo* revealed w-llh discussed sprinkling Florid,- It w a, further announced H ie rommlaalonera Hanfonl-liainravil'e game may he - Hie n l r r . | of Jow-|i|t lluigi lo,* Thu keven and one-half acre* by Mr. to trm an who »nid th at th* rtilnoo, effect of this traffic aide to get lo the game on tlinu. | S a tu rd a y when Ids wife awnri' of this park will alao b* cor- Company re p resen tativ e will call on I'ark Avenue and pointed to ■ out a w a rra n t for hi* a r r r . f nfl ered .Willi Hire* Inrhea of muck ■>" Ihe -euatonirra affected u , »oon th* condition o f'c e rta in parts of | e r luealing him in this City. the vtr.-el ae evidence. and oecr a mile of w alkthrough ■* l>oMlble. ArronMng In lln- nlory levrnlrd Hayot Higgins Indicated that lha weal end of the ground* will " I t bar always been Ihe policy '• tmlny by Ihe Cuiinly Judge, wa ronrlrurled of shall rock. ,o f Florid, Power and Light Com- th* S tate Road Department , Hu-sl married I'hllomeun ItenoTli# pish *l»o tn lalla th* P«ny t» mnkc voluntary rate ra- m ight maintain French Avenue • fro In Ihe small Michigan city ," Mr. 'ronaln.ctlon of t wo t a n n I a duet Inna whenever possible, under q special a rt of tha F lor, III 11)21 null three thlldlcll Were _____ __________ _____ _ t'olrm an raid. “ It is wrll known Ida State Legislature and inrnarle, ten ahaffle _board_ rourta, ! b o m tu t h li uniiin. In IU2U ro u rte rn ivcrnmi were a r 1 Husal deserted his wife nnii look t« ronrrela M a tt and th* plant- H'*‘ thin company ha* never In- ■iructed CHy Clerk Frank Lemraigne.1 before City Judge Frank two of hi* children and hi, sen to wrlto th* State Depart­ L. Miller In a .session of Ihe Mu. wife's sister Albertina Jlenofrv ment relative to this m atter and niclpal Court yesterday afternoon l o Californiii it nil then wandered also to g at eatim atre on the In ' rliarae* ranging from wreck­ tn Hanford w h ile they have llveil price nf large elgns to place on in g -n f a acwrr line tu ,th e f t ol fur the |unit seven year*. the lake shore drive and on' lha highway sooth o t Hanford to ii government rhi-ek. Luring llieio y e ar, lire lunther Ilu w v rr. tbe g reater pupiber ha i been frnnlltally a sa rihlng denote ihe track rout*. of ehargea wen- for only rnlimr lor 'her children and i$ul uulH Copt. Fred Futon, head of the offenses and only small 'sen* roundly UId ,h o learn uf (he Haven, of A tla n ta ,'Jo * l l i t t M , Salvation Army Unit bare, ap­ fences w rrf given Ihe violators. wliorvahinilt ot her husband and R. L. Cornell, Connie Molacb, apd peared before th e Board and reTen persons aplu-arcd Itcforr he r staler. qursted th a t tha City'* monthly rictm Clarlo Nods of 8L AugtM* 3tre Husal arrived here last tine. Judga Miller rhsiged- with dis­ allorellon for th* feeding of orderly condui t, h i, were negro flalurday to claim ruslmly of transients be Increased. Mayor Also mil Stampgr, E arl Evanm girls who pleaded not guilty' to long sought children who al f i r s t -H ob Cornell, J. W. Altman, Ah* Higgins sdvloed him that th* prepared to contribute enough Ihe charges but wrr* , fined* |2 would nut ronsegi i„ aretimpany dirw C a m w a y , Raymond. I.un4* m atter would he given consider, money tor th* conetrurtlo* ot or fo u r-d ay * in I he Cily Jarl he r liack •“ their former bom* quilt; J . A. Young and- R obert a tlon. two shuffle board courts. 1'lnelly. however, Yuung, AIM T. C. I'MIlip, and Violet In Mlrbjgtn. The Commlaelanere alw ap* i s .I * , 4 A suggestion for th* CHy to Phillips, negroes, were flgei) $111 proved five application* fur. IL aollclt ' other donstlons for the cense lo sell beer nod the fact or 10 days when they w ere' found Ibpreveaient of the park area ___ H~—*la—4 e a Maw, n m l charges. W. J- Hall and Jake I LOCAL ^WEATHER vraa d lo o w ^ d but no plan was Johnson were aiao held on d l* J lo m n tly ndePtud. orderly conduct counts- but mrj* released when they pleaded 2ml n*d*rally fkfr tonight maA Wodkogday. KitreWk "N orthw eft K«u ,f , V \ , ( | Lola Talllmi-r. negro, was ulai Florida—partly cloudy toqlgM mUaed o f rharge's of wrecking a • nil Wednoeday, i UtyiiuiA TMm aawer nnd Mo*e llryant wa* alao By MRS, J. 1. BOL1Y sales. I understand th* Wednesday's tides, loW, t r i g A . dismissed of duinj; business with­ HOLLYWOOD—Wallace Beery. 2 im t* a kilowatt hour- tha same waa selling In th e Was, throwing Cost $I 70U.UOO Tha mosaic M . 10 :IM p . M.i high, lUQ A..ML. out a license. dleuM*id-ta-lh*-rougb film star, a , at prooenti IU millions a f e e ie n U rough this mad* la Italy brought ov 4:23 P. M. WHUe Mar (Dsn. negro, was Palo All* I* lenity wltb K* kitald by a famous arliai. " I accidentally shot himself In th* "The reduction to ripocted to Ha real tie r ■L tn a a f e n v d to ihe 11. H. (iovvrnleg yesterday white film ing e benefit approalm Italy throe thnoo atsrco bouse* a a d Pad lUed roofs, t i n ’ front nf the ch u n k p Yeaterday, 19J . today, SOIt ment on ausptcion of stealing * Men* In M.-G‘M'i production • ^ b e e d garden,. I n s grill work- Bible rhararler*, twice Ilf Creel pita Ilea ' *‘ government check. "Redman of Brimstone." hand wrought Umbara, link th* aU 4 m * In mosaic*. Th* I Total for yesterday •______ _ 04F Amo* Davis, negro, pleaded not reataatlc archHectnro of sariy I* bFMth taklng with gn ,- Booty's rets required that h* HOLLYWOOD, flrpl, 14 - « > ) — _guilty __ driving Milton Caabey. buslnes, manager Total for month --------M S to nrk less (ley, to mar* modwo dwelling* ell Bible characters Iwai daab upon the eat with -two gen, Total to data ___ L_______, U I charges but was lined $5 nr to for Ricardo C ortrt. raid yesterday draw*. Oo (he third "take" Beery Tem perate roe days when found guilty by the th* o d o r's wife. Chrletlne Le Cor. M eiim um , B4j m la let am, 7L ' C ourt nnd John Thoma, charged laa. will ana for dlvorra. CRACK MOORR BETTER Herald reading. V; w ith .blocking traffic w a, given Polo AM* I* the M at of Stan­ Offlrial Itsperi a.»n«p*nd,d irntrac* at ffi or IQ BANTA MONICA. —<A1 -W e U ford UnhwraMy, formerly k u s.n en th4 path te raeovary, O ne* m LoUnd Stanford J r Unlv*rSEC HEAD KE8HJNB ** dnya. Moore, film *ter who ondorweet *Hy, and the heaw *f *a-prr.i<W*i an operation lari weok, will h a w Herbert Bearer, ttw tferd UnlBhodew, that th* rsaual oh- •WASHINGTON, - u P l - Darid Santa Monies Hospital nest Mon­ reraRy la w,ed,*fg| . wRh He rad­ •e rro r th in k , of as Just gray or 8aper,tain- director of tho trading Meek In g painting w ill bo re ­ and aachango division of the Ba> ioed reef, aad Mi m m r arched day. WMb her husband, Valentin Pa­ vealed. an close elim ination, to curltie , end K icking* Com mis. Ion w n . aha win then start aa net*bo fa * ad color, sometimes quits resigned laat night to return te privet* lew practice In Nrvf Y ork P u ttin g Loyalists ftkbtaarrd M r l d R W k charge flatly to Italjf. Italy, not a algnatoey, today dealeu* thl* just a, flatly.. Tka Lsagoa of Nation* Ita*If will consider boat to deal with other form, of Mediterranean aggraaaion. '* *Ntae torpedo beats from French Atlahtle fleet—with fmah cargo** TO CHINA’S AID ---------- From Coast To Coast AND BACK AGAIN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 13, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 13, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 13, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ac57e045def342b29cdb2b20df9903e6.pdf 6d673aaffb8d2faa749e44b9b7498d4e PDF Text Text IAT, SEPTEMBER !• , 1M | ; A c e M o u n d s m a n ln F o r m Sanford Opens Series W ith Gainesville i H e A llo w s R e d s B u t F i v e Dan Brainard Is To Get Hurling rgeat Crowd Of Season On Hand To See Lookouts Bombard Eddie Harper For Call For Contest Seven Hits To Clinch Series ft* Legal Notice ill 4,,-, Series win- Be Four Out Of Seven Game Affair For T i t l e ■ !T # * durine the gams whan ha state At H a r r i s Field three hatea without day trouble .With Sanford Club whatsoever. Jot Rugger to, Lane* Our Lookout* earn* through as ha wa* whan ha predicted ■tan, Swada Martin and Oaorga true to (orm and cheer* war* tha Rada to boat tha Lookouts Phillips also warn credited with Bill "Raw Meat" Rodgars and airan br the member* of the bat prarybody ea6*t bos perfect, Pat Patterson and his DaLand ■ioltfl llC|(i* his Ranford' Lookouts will enter club last night In honor df the Ikl* column has. ailed many The game's tempo was sat whan ■ a ft last evening behind fiv* hit thalr second aerie* In the State tala John MrGrnw, manager Jot « ■ « hurling mastered by the big San* Clary- tint op, walkad, stela neeLeague flhaoghnasaay System fhrd am, Owen Wright, by a and and third, and scored on Mar (h. New York Olaate for M p)ck mm k o 4 f to |it alter* yf 7 ta t te'which heavy and tin's single after Langston had playoffs tonight whan they ven­ year*, whose Immortal apoach somathlng walkad. Holbrook draw a pass; ture to Oainasvllte to meat Don tuagr hitting by the Lookouts and thing* ba preached about W, gM that trick when hernherded tha aouthpaw slants Phillip* hit to Harper ,t o fort* "Foote" McShant and his G-Man baeeball were tplMs that war* w, Farr to beat Law a f Eddte Harper right out of lh* Langston at the platei Roggarlo let Is ll o'clock at Harria Plaid to b. taught toVfDdng ball |. m, u r u .a cleae first gam* of tb* second sat, ggme before-tha largest crowd af flaw act but Prichard walkad, witk Big Dan Brainard ready to players * that vo* Just had to brag forcing the ircond ran oaar. which b the bast fhur out of ear* tha season, 1600 people. Tha motto *f , tha ioaaf . . but whan H comae a even • to to* tha mound. With two out In tha fourth. an. Ranfofi down* Go Land 7*2 , Wright was In perfect farm last ball club Ic the camb an a n ,. braaa taaka. theee lade whe Tha series will bo a four out of in tha other giftne Rest night night aU during th* UK and In Clary doubled and aeorad an aid ctetomant that MeOraw had their dough an Fans earrn gams affair 'with tha Look­ GalnaavOl* opened the scoring the initial inning K was notleanbte fihlmer's bobble of Langston's weed all His life and Ik had (■ >tv h # way .** outs slightly favored ta win due hi tha aaeond Inning whan Livingthat bo-we* invincible although grounder. happantd to ba tha first (lM< ^ DaLand's Iona runs cam* in tha to tha fact that It ia reported that aton let off with * oingle to b* D*Land had woo tb* opener of .thing h* learned abouthaa*. BnL Pat* coma* back with a followed b y ' Bareli with a aingl* the parte* from him laot Sunday fifth whan Adair' walked with on# tha G-Man ar* .crippled up and ball and that la "whan yau f . « nyuraa that make the *11Bob Pitman haa not and will not to center. Livingston taking thirdafternoon Behind Wright wa. a out. Didrikson fllad out to right hav* get a lead dautaaaat. Ballon look plaaaaat and U bt abl* to taka part In all tha Raglno fanned and Livingston hall 'dkb that played Ua bast beac­ Juat gat two more." mne* •• feel good and you will game*. hed game af th* aaasoa and who The Sanford outfit haa takaa mo when you read them. DurTha opaning gam* Ia slated for ware out to win and with tbalr Gainesville due to tb* fact that up these word*. "Lai* gat jest ip , Ui* season Sanford and hearts eat on going to Georgia. (hay ended lb* regular playing two. more." and so far, tbla past Oalnearilt* played twenty came#. * It wa* plessors to see them season with 4 higher percentage nrlAiid seriac his beard II aatd Ranford won tan and Qalo**work and Iter proved to tha San­ than the Lookout* who el Inchrd plrniy of tlmfei. Soma of tha Title won tea. Hanford scored 11 ford haaahall public that they Imre said that If It had not runs and Oatnearllta 77. Ban* I second plat*. weren't lickedTha G* Man finished a three mil hern for oM Mrtlraw. this dub fnrtl haa racordad 111 hH*while ^fright had no tronhte with th* of five game series with tha Lees­ wouldn't har* been where II ls nalnaavllla haa j«o oa record, Bpda as ba sent ntna of them burg Gondoliers test evening when and still ftgblln* to gar higher. And. oddly sBourfc. tha Look*j down via th* strike*out rout* " — . out* earnad more of thalr runs they defeated them ly a t to 2 According t* sur friend. than did tha O-Msa. Ranford score white Ranford clinched thv Patfr Ichaal, ha la making bad 11 earned oat of 11. white series with a 7 to S win over the fame mar* predictions about tha 0-Maa 11 of 77 earned. . , DaLand Reds, . who had been our Lockouts whan ha open, wall, thla column wishes clsssod as th* moat ’ul tram ly stated that Ilbart Padlh, Laakauts much luck and In lh* league.gatt could wln thd aaaand ruses as In thalr new advanA record crowd Is axprctol to­ aarias tingle-handed as ha tur* with tha O-Mau and wa night'by Gainesville end Hanfoi-I ha* nal bean beaten by hap* that yau can maka officials In Iho opener of Ihe Sanford this stason. 'gulak work of thaaa guya' eerie* and If th* lookouts win Mr. Rrhaal haa a Hills tree* and go ta town with than* Iho largest Sanford crowd In many Otargla bays. . . • yaera will gntbor at th* AlhU^ic hi* ratting wrong now and Ihsn Field tomorrow evening. Manager Rod can of the Lookouta will probably atari the fol­ lowing pie yen In the lineup for Tnlala tonight's bottle; Kills "llmvhra" 1,(1(IKOI T* Clary oa aborts lop, Mayo Lang­ Clary, as l-enxston. ston In right field, Ed "Swada" Marlin — Martin In left (laid- Ramnty Hol­ Banner, as ..— 1 • brook behind the plat*, Georg# nalnaavllla I: Leesburg I. Amate, cf _ „ I 1 1 Phillips on ascend has# In place of. juVuiTnah Clemtnu. If --- ( 1 I RATIOS AL UUfltlB Broaklyn l-t: New Turk l-t. Rambert. p ( Y/#s Klngdon who U out with *—-— - Hauls* l| Fhliedelph s I. IV Ilaris, a .... 4 * » bad teg, Jo* Rugrerlo on th vt. Deris. Ik ..... 4 I • . rUlsburpk I; Clnclnnsll A . St. Louie I; Chicago 1. Roger*. r f ---- 1 •• ‘ base, Bobby Prichard AHUBICAN LMAOt'tt HrOowan. lb ... I I I rash when delivered. Also Market baas, Al Kasao In - r*i . Washing!oa 11-11: Pbllaeslphln Cat. lb ___ . . I I • price. Blokes Fish Market, Suc­ •-IA Itukbell. p __ * « • H AVE YOUR Watch repaired by cessors to J. Walla A Bom, 417 end Big Den Brainard IsrmliilF® Ronton Hi New York T. th* hurling, Taisia ' J_ M i l l I Detroit l*| Cleveland *. iHUtid „ ewe who really knew* hew, Sanford Ava. I'hlreen li SI. U ul, I. n siv w a v n -i.K an n o Hrigga. Jeweler. Magnolia Av» soithknn ASSOCIATION McMullen, lb . 1 I I* Utile Rack It Mrmphla I. NVw Y o r k •ray, ef — 1 llo lb r o a k __ __ i I I » • • Chlrifn Atlanta II: Chaltanoogn 4. »■ Inan, lb ----- 4 • I w V rb to ck Pbllllpa _______ I I I I I * Hf.‘ IdffUtjl a Dench. If — __ i l l Knoivlllo 4s Nashvlll* I. ROOMS for reel. Phone CI4-W. Rutger e ... . 1 * s | | a ll lit« uurg li New Orleans I: Ulrtnlughem A I.lrlnxelon. tb b e .... ~t 1 > I I’ricEard „ . ia so • a i* li *• Hfiiinn intkbn atiowai. u m j i d i Derail, rf ........ I I UUUT 4 Carlton Livestock R*Katas ___ • 1 st sa ii a * o Ilrooh l)n Rnltlmare I: Jersey City I. Rantes, r* . ... 4 I I repreeenled by J. 0. DKDROOM. prlrafa bath. u*T~ of Wright ,....... 1 t *• ! i » 1* * I'hlladrplhlft. « » Itnehealar 4: Montreal I. Blau* a ... I t 4 gerec*. man only. |I.M weak. flncinrirti i Besideli tiding—Rand Syracuse nl Newark, played at elsrrn. p --------- I « • Taints ...-------II It I 1V IT VITte te1 !| former date. 400 Myrti# Ava. ulHowir In tlh. n—Belled fur Delllewer •lh. Buffalo I; Teraute A Tbinla ' , - H I* IV 1 am—Helled fnr Swell*# Nurullas In lib Ilk..1 fli w York ubomuia - piamhda utaut'K a—Balled far Bubbsll In lib Innlngst .TRACTOR WORK: I have new IS— Apartments For Rent rhifMo , IFtay-wTI aartae HKDM — ........... . sen (U S as*—I Th ntna aril la I: Cord si* I. Ihrlroll Oliver Hart-Par tractor, plow, PURN1SHF.D Apart mania close uxiKotrrn . toe ice m —v IlGtlOd e-r-e SOl'TMRaeTMKM U M f ill Runs balled ini -Marlin. A Pri­ sad harrow. Work appreciated. (ria r-fll Bertas Ia g1 .44 per day with gea end chard J. Langaten Holbrook. Panel cels at Mobile. psalpaaedL Cell Malbaiua, Phan* IR2, Ua- llehtA for a limited lime. Fer­ Pbllllpa Hughes I Tua-taea hllsi rell A p is, corner Harvey 0 Clary, Haghss llslbrubh. Langsto A ntslea bases I ClaVy A Huehanks today Coal** Dayton* Beach. Phone g»r.o, l-angeten. Marlin,- Dilirl-oalllA BTATM LBAfll'K rich eon. Phillips Saerlllcea: Seelerd at (llaaeereltle. U t i l s Hock 711-J. Banforu. Imngelon. lull on bnosst Race, V; Memphln BOI’TVI ATLANTIC I .RAUCH _ Idokoula 7. Baees on balls—olf Jarhenavllla I al Maaaa New I It Iren s HEAVY DUTY BLACK DIA FURNISHED APARTMENT: four llarpsr, It Wrtghl. I. Blruck nul Columbus si Barsaasb. AllsMn ___ MONO TRAILER, good Hr**, NATIONAL UlAClin * rooms, bath and steeping porch. by llnrper. li Nwsllaa, I; Wrlghl, Nath fill* .... tills off: l&rper. 1 In 4 l-l ItlrmluNhsm. New Turk at Meats* *0*1***d body. |»0.KL m i Chef I115.00 per month- III Laurel A va I. Innings. 1 runst off Bwn.lea I la M. Leals el Chlaee* inlet eeepe, gn ed'U m , 1 18# 00 A »•» laalaea * rune, m i by Clnriaoall *t Flltskurak. FHtksr. by Swallsn (Ruggsrlo). PbUadelak s ai n n A W '! Beet A lend, Used Car Dealer* Wild pllrbao: Harper, Wien ng AManncam LwAurw ttealaa at New Yarn. Small nicely furnished Rpanlah rleretead1 a| a t ' DatralL Washlaste* at pkllaOsIphl* bungalow for ranL Phone 147. WANTED rapreaentetlve, on* ac­ SO# Palmetto ava quainted with vegetable* end cit­ rus grow*re in geminate end Vobate Counties Profitable connec­ ! Rofrtgortion for right party, Address Na­ Bcou-Carrational Products Co,. Orlando. Fin, IHE.STANDINGS Claatified Advertisements s;: * •near ol CoarltU.. H 111*1 fo r ol c e »* le t (lurta . ———---- — SI (It Maintenance and Coat i ar Hoad Mmehlnery • ... WL'ViTTrt.Vzz'rf IU . HI Feed Ini ant. Cara of f o a r k l i ............ IS I’ a n b iM of Right of Wa|a ...........—— - I I l i t -1 Reamed for Coat n* grades ...----------- — St T o t a l ________ I------l i l t 111 aia Salary CowasIsa Salary lor sit County KSTtHATKI) H n H M u n it) M I R u m a i T * m sms r n o , iia iio M com lit Commies on to Tas Collector ______ ___ III Ijmslrs far Coart t ll-l JanRarv sea Other Attendants ________ 141-1 U ahl Fuel aw* wa­ ter - ........ - ■,i ltt-1 laawrSaaa _ ........... 1(1*1 lacteaeula ---- --------1*1 Celery Supervisor af HI ts*-l HI r III 111 Ul • li t HI 1*1 III III tll-l lll‘I li t Ml i i i -I tl( (11*1 . g e n e r a l Stationary Sunk* . a t e . ---------- I# Mecor* Banka-_____ I* ywrallare A yiatursa ate for Court Iluuoe II Polsnr of Jeigs of County Court ______ 1 Sulary of. Pieooouttag Altersoy —,---- -<4 Clerk of * Clreu.l Court, Oenernl .court Work one Rarordtee III HBarlff, Oonarnl Court Work ______ It Repolra to Jail_____ fi Coronera Inquests _ ti Furniture A Fixtures J e l l ___________ _ t Repolra as* Addlfloue leCobnivHom* I1 Purnllura-A Fixtures, Cuiiuiy llam a_____ II Ripen sea of Opera* • tins of Countr Homo Hi iosonlty Isou Irise l« tea*■rul ■ Walter*__ lltl BoStnolo Wilfuro Sata.lT " r i Oeuatr ** PPM c l a n ----- -----, Hi Reserved for Contisgenelaa — ..._________ III Total ;___________ i m i G erber* Defaiee, 4 Y m t Plants. (II lb Incus, 1 Y m t Old. F ancy leaf C els di ante. A ll C o lo n . Rooted C u lt b ifs t L ln e t r u m , Hlbto* cue. Paradise V ine, Flam s V ino. W ater Lille*. D og Plante. Rones. P ool Gona true Hon, Landscaping. A 0 Plante G u artn lood. Gold F U b. . , * ■ h a r t l iN e ONE MILK cow tor sal* Also Trailer. Phono IM-W, RED BUSH good Potato** ItO Ruahcte al I1AA Cbarla* O. Lea*. Cbulnou, Boa 1U for I I I # Soo ua new white they h a t McKee Ant* Supply. CLOSE’ OUT— 140 Victor’ racorda at |0e each. Randall Electric O * far Bab, — U SCD CAR SAN D — - -~ M A K E S AN D M C .• r j ; m M u n u n a AUIR 1 ______ ’ ___________ X .^ 1 T1 lU C K S * J U i i' I S * M ANY V- ' - V E P M C E ji ' m i w* »1 fl * 1 |l ¥BA • E .I M illA V 1 '*■hi l i # ' .tvZy j |gi*j-'(i f ^ v - _* «r' r* 11 m ->|-. ..'J �•'■•-■ , ^. - . ,, ’;•1 - ■“ .%* • ' * ■, * ~'r~ — ^ -------- Seminole County Predates Mare Fruit - And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America DAILY N EW SPAPBB SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATU RDAY, i “ Piracy” Throne igreem ent er P atrol Plan ToSfnk AU Two marriage llrenaee were laaued yesterday from the County Judge'* office. It wax learned to­ day. \ Mlai P r a n c e a MacDdugalt. counly health nurse: ihft yeqtarday lor Nye . Ynr^ 'Jplfirej Will attend clinic* Corner child run and' »yp The City Drlafer .wlahia. 4c eliC m tulate Mr ‘anil. M r»:.«. fthSd e«k , 300 Elm-AVehMi5MWW«The dragon' throne at Pel pint. bra led Ihelr HOth wMtlng- *nnlveraary yesterday. ■ < China, may' b f "'oft hpled by Em­ peror . Kang . Teh (above) . *1 The Sanford Ilotary Club will Manchoultuo In a Japanese reitor. hold lie regular luncheon In the atlon. of the Imperial. court. Valdei Hotel Monday, It wan uld today. Tha £81110111 City (.'ommlxainn* rrx will meet in lha (Jity llall ^1, ; Monday night at 7;30 o'clock, Cltjr Frank S. lam-on an* GENEVA, Sept. 11.— Clerk (A P )— TfirrAt of-.Ttn; Anglo. nounnd today. M M t& l* Il-tWla r •»,; Uvrwaa Frenrii^tthrship, petrol o f f Violator* of City lie ly a w c a t - e r n coeet will ba tried befntn aiAergod; * ominoualy today I- Miller in a t from ihi “«*»tl-plrecy" ton* Frank Municipal Court Mo fcrwnco et-N ycm . ■ noon lit 4:00 o'clock. irdlnancca y Judea Iqn uf tha t after* Inform ed' pereona at tho hfypn perieyi vwhny n*o«: ? u: V . A. Stampar, graduate of rowiifi pmwntrwltely- end Stetaon Ur It*rally, yaatonjay wax CanWaiv •aaH afdndp^ r - » « « SlEif.'nwA.etepttel Dawsori Reports Farmers Voting For Marker Pact Agreement Provides For Proration Per­ iods iy> Aid Market ConuiiissionenLAinen able But F in » t>s cision Awaits Bud - get Board's Oke; Jnps Drive Chinese | Four Miles B a c k FromRiver; Nearly Capture Yanghonff The Dural nounty r^mmlgl ■lonara unanimously tirwd !■ participate la Hanford's rrtunifl ln« program in their *•**!<» yaaUrday after an extended dll* co taken of lho peculiar 8*M"Cl allnation by city Attorney Fra# It Wllaon and City Clark Fraui H. Lamson. who uttandad llietr. . mealing. jj Tbo exchange “ f lha Condi hoararar la subject to Ciu « ■ provel of the lludgrl^Comml# alon of Duaal ruuaty. bat tnnf all appearances. Mr. Lamaol ■laled. tbalr consent can bo ex* pectad. Chinese Rally la Finally Successful Tba aacratary ot Ilia Commit! taa wa* contacted by tha C llf ofMclala who reported that In an unofficial Ulacpaalon of ><>* matter, lha member* ot tba eom> mittee reacted tarorably. a n d that official action by the gruu|J could ba expected In lb# near Tuluro The county own* (10 000 In bonda' which voulil hern ma­ tured In l i l t and on which In* tereal payments hato been dal llnquent since Jauary. tell. Thtf bnnda came Into tan po-*<-,,a|aa ot the county govnrtimrnl wtie* tha People'* Dank Hoard, bnIn* a part ot Urn aocurlly fur fundi on ddpoalt In' 'the bank. Tba naw bonds. inaturlnn id 1177- will bear Inlereat at ' g rata ot from I lo t 1-3 t»rcent, baaed on a rrartuatlnt indies. •rale oyer, the period ot rear*. Tha old bopda warn I percent oolery ■erurttlca and approximately M-000 u In Ittlareol payment warj delinquent, 'fhd refwylln* plan According, lo . prx»cnt appoinUd- taa*hoc o f mathematic* . t i m e t b o ■majority of at.,tha Scmlaola High School la IV<dace EHaxbeth Shormakhr Who rwcently tendered her raalgna. noon, voted favorably for lha rave the count) MS41S In raih tlon, T. W, Laiwtnn, County nu. propnail celery marketing agrea- from Ihe intereal debt and fin,partntcndcnl reported today. OOfl In new bond*. mrnt which baa been tentatively Tba refundlnK liouda thn old An important meeting of the approve 1 by the Secretary of bond*, a check for t*5« ;& for Sanford Junior Chamber of Com­ Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, tereat paymenl* on Ihe new tmpd* merce will liu held in Perk's C. K. Dawson, County agent, re­ ItO coyeftog tha September In­ Place Monday evening at H:fm ported today, terest paymet* on the new bond * o'clock B, Ijntjl, vlce-prcrlTho |-(>rTe for voting cloaed are balnn bald In aacrnw In u drut of tho orginixatkn, an- till* afternoon at 4:00 o’clock Jacksonville bank awattliiR the nomecd today. end Mr. Dawaon expreaacd • be. declaton or Ihe Muilfet t^ummlr* It* f that a largo majority ot alon, Mr. Lamaon said. Attorney Wllaon told tbe com* the farmers voted to operate un. tier the agreement tfurlnR the rolaalnnara that approval of Du­ val county to lha refundlnx pro­ mailing shipping ssaaon. The nzrrenlenl provide* for gram waa ■•a»MhtUr in tho ft( mm Pita F lit) pmralinn period* and other rotu Japanese Report CaplureOf Machang In Northern Campaign j Morning which ha* raaaad Mat to producer at that lima o f year. defer action on cither owe for. Uva Boat few dtyt. Therefor* any Engraving Bureau To definite announcement In preluded at praaent, ho said. Release New Stamps Vf ASIIINOTON, Sept, a . —(A*> — Bureau of Engraving prtsac* r . B*« te. » y s * r o s t rolled off yaotaiday the first *f lenders Kesignation 76,000,000 bow postage stamp* toft Tonecom memoruing til* lioth anni­ THU hi rose TALLAHASSEE. Septa 11. — versary ef tbe Hgning e f tb* Cobla Labor (A7—Govamor Con* - fnnnanctd aUtution. *'■ V oald ba today tb* realgnatioa of John N. The new l**a«, of tbo - >-c*nt to close All**, state beverago commhaloa- variety will bo ytsead on sale Dod* cooo or. It* named Thomas W. Long of first »t Phi Pa, Be*nUmaot alt T a n m now atau motor ve­ temlcr 17 *a4 *Uewhere in the er of gam- hid* CoouMsMdnar. to lb* pak. Country a day later. It reprodmee I Tba Governor aaid Allen who J. B Straro'i faotoua painting ef t dtroot r*-. formerly lived la Bartow gave no tba signing of tba QoaatRrftkMi. kea by tba naamt for hi* migtiatlon hot he ir hi* la* hollered It waa lwcam« of private SINUKB IMPROVED '»& NTA M0N|CA. Cal Ifu lication policy. . Tbo dram,fixa­ tion by Allrod Hayas and la-on Aleiaader. which Mr. Ryril ha* acqalred Ibroagh Maxim Meher. la said to follow the nov-l closely lo locldopL dialogue and ebararura. sod bao tbe approv­ al of Maidwall ojowroeyman ' will bo tb* D nl piny with Krakine raid w olfs, aaaoa on II t*> roach 11rood way atn*o hi* “To­ bacco Road' mod* blm o buuaobold word from coast to iaa-1 la Its n*arly*(oar-y*ar-run. fimtctflr Y/oosung forte where tha.YnngUo end Whangpoo rivet* AND BACK AGAIN Iiir He wny through 11m Vnllny lly MIIS. J. J. 1(01.1,Y I.eavtnR llnllynnod ,w« lilt the like n Hirer rord. Far1 below i'acltlc Hear It Juat north of Halt- V u Ilia root! wo liml left be la Monica, whlrh waa a beauti­ liliid, and far alm»s llin mail ful drive, tho -ocean on tho left wo worn ycl to travel, soma nnd Iho mountain* on thn rlRht plai ra an ab-ep (be mr bail lo At Ventura wo. left the roaal Co In low lint eventually wo for Taft and flakeraflold. In reailiu.t the tup, yea lli« very lop of 8ei|uola Knllonul I'uik Tati thoru were thnuaanda of nnd the llr-t thing l saw win oil derrlrka wllhln V very -mall -now hanked under tbu Ire,-.mi area. For ninety mIlea or more liie highway till* waa Uirouith a movi aceolc I will toll you n llllle iiboul drive Al tlnt'-a we wern far thn conoral make up ut llu* above tho cloud*. Ju*l rlitlny Park It le owned and npcrUtrit on top of the world, our next by tba gnveriunenl. U la uni Trrnp would tia hr- Hequola Na­ Hjiiare mllra. *ellitr.1. d Iu 11... |f1 tional Park, alluated In the errit Nevada Mlitiiil.iln i. Hern wnatern rlnpoa of ilm Sierra the tdib’-t am) |m . I lied Win-I Novnila Mountain*, lint It wu* Ifuea on Karlh T lie re ReltliiR late nnd wo did not me ilimi-uuila of Hi. .... I ii r •<- I want tu atari a ,M-n Hum—nd miniarrlia, of wlili li . everiil linnfool climb nt that lime of Ilm Uriel lire more tIlia11 Ion feel In afternoon. MI wo fouinl nccoin* ■lliimelnr and 3uu f■. < lile.li. modal Ion* In n 1110*1 cmy roll Hoiutr Imre biuoi ill.iinelira <1 bln alone camp, -llualeil ul lie-1 3S anil 3T feel. Tb" mod no very fiail of iho mountain* Jii.lj i lent nre belneen dliau tmd tbe placo n writer would |d<k tiiiiii yoora old. Tie lo ner d to *el limplrnllon »o Ileali nnd Slt«rn|an. Itod tVi—I Ir. " in lb" conleirteil InokliiR under Ii n * e ] Snip.oia Park la the InKcal and aprendlriR tree*, with |ho Ka-t nlilnal of all llie kIimiP"* e-ll weah lllvor dnklitiiE over wa milled to bo between, anon met lor worn rorha, mill tbu nim’y . yeara old I- 3 )j feet lilrli mitered inudiilnln* toweriilK nod haan dill me ler nt ltd 6 l< "t. above. Mount Whitney 1 1A"l fnd. IInAl Aie bane of Sequoia Micro IdRhoat mnunlaln In llie full were apple tree* on one aide of ml Htatea la r to-ely -ecu to Ilie Iho mad nnd nranko Iroe* on emit of Hequola. thn other, mid TOUO lent up won' There nre many hltidi of neanow. ^ inmmiHlalloin lo bn bad nl Hi" Al llin very nnrlloal break .if ■IimIn. llin lltdi’l. Hie lintel col day wo wero on ilur way in the I InKea. llin lanlKe. iiinl tbe rnh lop. Tbla I darn not dnarrlba In* for ramtdnr The rablna It w u mi nleep nml -Ucli drop* look my fancy and wlml a dat* and curyea, I had lo keep i loa- [ tillIt place, loiv Jnsi u malic Ior Inf my eyoa. but what I did cabin pen bed on tin, veiy ana waa tbo river hundred, and' taljin of llie iiumntalii under tlionaamla of feel bnlow. wlnl II railaw* tin I'af- Two, BrokerH Nonplussed Over Second Major U. S. Market Crash NEW YORK, » p t „ II. «,l*i In the second v»idr»l liteak »jm,-e 1D3.I, tha stock market sold off la Volume yi-stciday, rallying leader* down 41 to |ii a share, in a few cxm * muiti mure and many to new low* for a year ur longer. Nonptusaevl I,Hiker*, at inlying the situation afier the clo»e attribute,! lha wideaprvad ^ilumii lo a combination' of factor-, . the ■aolt Important Involving frarn ot S H A N G H A I, Sept. 11.— ( A P ) — A amnohlng drive In­ land from the V a n g tu River today limiRht tho Japanese and Chinetw hntul to hand locked in one o f the moat important Imtllcw o f the N i n o-Jtt|umcM undeclared war. The Jnpanoae legions .swept up from the river to pu-h rhinn'a troop* back to Y*ag* hong tour mllct Inland from tba om Coast To Coost llngent inetleia whereby termer* to, - I| FO rteulale the -hip- Sam Byrd Plnn« ntynt of ee|ery in interstate Production Of Play commerce aa to maintain n fa- price fo.* th^r product* 1tl in-*' I —l Bam tlyrd. of Sanford, whii im market*? set a record of till consecu­ An*agrrrmsnt alrallar in nary tive performances ot tho rota of rx-Fpccta to the on* in the rvler. Duda Laatar ip “Tobacco' lload" -c/erxl irulum wa* before giving It up to produrw year* ago under the AAA pio- and play tha leading rots In' gram whlrh wav later declared ftamaon RaphHaon'a “ W b i t e orironaliUttlonal hy the United Man- tut season, ba* announc­ .States Supreme Coujt. Nureeroux ed that b* baa bought the farmer*. -nntrryl that right! ot “JuonveyBun.'* a new tvauy dollar* play dramallied from a privately velr coffers published, novel ot the same Orange Crop To Be Larger This Year, utherwiio , Would name by “Tobacro Roa.l," au­ Branan Resigns As nevrr hnve racelvad. ' A i thor. Krakln* Caldwell , Mr. Indications S h o w live ' present agreement if Byrd will bag la calling *o»n Cashier Of Atlantic adopted will operate under with a vlaw fa producing "Jour­ WAKIIIS’ CTnv. Rent.. II. —Ml the recently enacted Marketing neyman" on Broadway early In —The agriculture drpart-m nt Arthur llranan to-day announced 1037 and tha present aoaaoa- but will not •aid today thatwin tha bads nf hi* rvaignation aa Cashier of the Agreement Act of ha* authartly only over produce play ln It hloaalf, It I* re Sept. 1 onditmv*, the I W -U Sanford Atlantic National Bank, rhipped In irUrstaU commerce. ported. orange crop -hnuld be arnn.-ntiat A position ha haa held sine* tb* It la believed by many produc­ Caldwell's. “Journeyman waa larger than that of lU.ld-nT when organisation of tha institution in er* that th* new agreement will Uaued in a llmltad *uti«rlptlun production w*a rrducvd by frrrjr* Oecomber- 1027. Tend to set.a minimum price for edition of HTt gambered cople* in California. * When questioned a* to hi* plan* Frrarnt indkallana also point,’ action' to z e W iy ^ e p w gam­ Mr. Brsnan -laird that, while in their product by keeping only a a little orer two years nr> by small surplus on the markets. the Viking Frasa and ha* long It aaid. to a total grapefruit crop bling. the North recently, he had derided Calling tba 1 MWraoFa otaad »pdo another connection He added, This will be ilons through pro- been out of piiat. Tb* po-Hblt- below the record high production a rwldo-opoa' JavttaUon to (to * ■new proposition1tin-1 ration of shipments, from this Ry of '•naorahlp difficulties are of ioae-37. btlag " iho Bk*. i f o n asked. •xpecudiy jur-cfiled Ractf this -Stair which is the only celery •aid to have dictated (hi, pub­ Condition of California lemon* “ What doe* k* treat Wa to de - m m a vtgfUoao’ ooa mtttaa ta aloaa. ap tho NfMM aad prove that there arc pok'd* bora oppoad "to gaaktMgV^ . rw# odT.potnioni la HandToHand J Fight Marks -® Chinese War * NAZIS REPORTED WORKING TO SEIZE AMERICA --------- and And France ID Do Police Job CITY NEWS BRIEFS For Entire Mediter­ ranean Sea Lanes aly Refuses P a r t In International War Against Subs NUMBER 171 E stablished In 19*8 Join, lor '2I hour* the Japanese -liuddy hammered the Chine*4 Icul, until Japinexo p(i»»e*xed »ne* llilnl of Yangltnng but later they |Weie furred lo Rive up tho aec* [ linn under a.terrific Chlmea ,»t* lark* ] Aerial nnd artillery bombard­ ment projected Uie Japineak 1movement -lowly and Inexorably IforwardWhen tha attack*,•* icartieil the city, however. they ',uerii rmeetl to rrtlre after hapd lo band fichllne In which the I hineap accmetl In hato Um rrv* }l-i iorlly. rhlneaa spokesman PKII'INO. Scpb, II. ~(IVJ-Jap. mlllUry aulhorltle* today rnmmnreil the fall of Machang ".Ii hiilc* -until of Tienliln aa tha. eilvanclng Japane»o wxr •machine tin utt Into new important larri* lory. Jim fall of the illy endod n "I hour billlr. one of the f h-MV-l of the lwo-month*old rnnfllct In which two Chine** dl* \Diana and the remnant* of thv rnh Army put up hitler r**Ut* Tho fuel Mint Du- average mice to Japan’e march southward. l«e of flock, ib •lined leas lli.'iii overage bi-t moiilli -iigge-tM Fmlitlng nt time* In walrr w*Dl ilct'ti the Chinese deTrudere held that farmer* o', iienuobig lo nave larm-r number* of h»-ns than nut in the forliflrd rHy for many ii.iitb Till* pruhably nilliw-ta u hours *gum»t a terrific battering . ■*wiiiew|tnl nniiu taviirilhto feed fflun the Japanete forces. -llllullim 111a11 ■vluleil earlier. In pip-,i> Mill slimmer. II »U|I -liiled. Slmh* of igg* III cold- slor* age nrv larye sod are moving lather slowly. It Ic j«»»lhle Mini the efleet „t tlmse stiw-ks may lei Inli'tislllvd III llie lute (all or early winter, thn lluicaii sajd and lba| (lie farm price ut egg* llurllig the r d of t'l'W mar out exceed Mini nt 1**1 yetir. With Fiiuiller laying flocks In nroal*ect ilurltir early l:i:|«, luuiever, a relnllVely Halit production of eggs I, likely to keep lyg' prtn-s above tbn-c of early 1)37. Tbe fi-eil i eg prti-r sltuallnn. troni itie prnduicr*' standpoint. I, cxprctcd In linpiovo steadily lull during ilm remainder of 1937 condition* arc not likely In becomn u* fariu able a* Ihey Itaro averaged over Iho recent tep year perlmt. SHANGHAI. Sept., II. --W9— l'cHtllepce leilny lame to the aid of nmn- than I in,POO hste-mad* drned Cliinor snldlers battering ■l Mtllss-4 aa Has* Tkiwl Firemen Spend Week Repuiringr Equipment Uveal firemen have been ■pond­ ing M»n- llnvs lha last week orrhaulliiR fir* apparatus of tbo Hanford ■ Firs Drparlnvsnt. Fir* Chief Mark, clrveland reported tads). The fOvincn h*v# already or* i-rhauled and ls*lad nw id ,IH Mrs-englo-* and today afo work­ ing cn Ihw other. “ All equipment wilt bo thor­ oughly rhevkeil fby defect* MV In |imven| any dlaaatrooa toss of time in an tmargoncy." Clilef Cleveland Said Tiny Footprints Are Only Clue To Child LOCAL WEATHKB wa* described aa “ materially haTb* Mrditrrranvan war x-arc low” tb* Id-ycar ltrZ3-.HI average. Wcatbrr Farecaat The Sept 1 condition of orange* ■ppoared tv have only alight ofFair to partly ctoody lonlgbt In CteUfornia.-lha department spin.1 fact upon tentiimltt. Wall (lr*-i'l hi I and Katurdsy. Kxtreme anrtbwaa only 74 percent, compa-*# Aaetag dreidvd pretty gv-ncrally |r»l west Florida—Partly cloudy to­ wltk a 10-year average of 00 per­ that sppndu iiM.in in Ihi* regal I night and Hunday shower* near cent, white on the same date tha had boen exaggerated. Foreign Apalachicola tbla atlernooa aqd •oiling did nut *|i|>rar in vutuoH-, Florida condition was 76 percept early tonight hunt for four yeai-i.ld Flureiice compared with 79 percent. Con­ brokers assert ml Dayleaa Tide* "Thtnne**" of the mukrt wav Jackaoa. dition of the* Teas* crop waa be­ Sunday's tides, high, 1:06 A. M* potent element in the decline, *The footprint-, di»iover,-1 In low that of a year ago. 1:07 I*. M.J low, 0:34 A. Me 7lK The department said the condi­ tbo spread between lid and ask") soft earth twu nml « quarter tion o f 'grapefruit decline,! during prtca* at lime* running tu aeveial mile* from where the child diaapHaro meter Aoguat In all ttate* except Ail- dollar* a aharr. Ni-cra-ituu* adl* |H<arrd into the wuuda la*t Mundcy Today, ZU-ZTi yralcrday, M.L tng. caused by rxhauitiun of tn.ir- afternoon, provided tin- day’* uni) I'roriyltatlaw tangible clue to hi r trail. Hut l'>* .F fl A l A ’ In Florida the fept. I condition Taint for yesterday searching party which found • Sept., II. — wa* given as 61 percent camthem reported, with upprehonn.iiu Total for month ________ __ Ittoravn one of pared with the to year average of that the Imprint, showed the lll­ Total to data -------- -------- I C A PO N E* PAV dvnd In Uie tale- 76 percent but although the ret Temparalarao JACKBONVILt.F. Hepl tl.— lle fact turned directly Inward Iho i onip, oppcalnl.of fruit b light, grovrs were aaid Maximum, tlt| Minimum, 76. Coart ■today In It* b* In wood condition with pbn- (Jf)—J. Edwin I-arson, inl-rnal heart of the tangled undergrowth Ilerald reading. p* a 76 year tv of moisture for development of rovaana eolleclov for Florida, end dens* woodland) of Ihe Uxalk om«lal Btpari aanoonead yaalardty a |17.1« hillsmptmoil iy AU* tb* fra It. The find gave frch impetus la an aliegcl atTbo T naa condition wa* below datlnqaoat Income tax Judgni-nt lack on a white inn. -Twice it ago but letter tVva against Al Capone had bn-n live more than CPU per-ona en­ already Ike negro tb o prevlou* yeara, lattlad . and a public sale nf the gaged In Ut* a*arch and Sheriff beea aaved ilifornla condition waa *negator* Miami Reach boro-waa qorria announced “ »> era pu»*i* ing tho hunt at 111 farther north,“ ( 10 *onljr fair.” ____ If ^ * i �— SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1!, 1937 THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA N# New Taxes FLORlbA HIGHLIGHTS Although there have been a number ot predictions, some o f them from official sources, that the State o f Florida cannot escape a deficit this year o f a disastrous amount, and that as a consequence It may be necessary to oali a special session o f the Legislature In order to enact additional burdensome tax laws, a recent letter from the Florida Tax Revision League lends encouragement to the thought that no special session will be called and no addi­ tional taxes needed. The last session o f the Legislature increased State ex­ penditures by more than 1V& million dollfta, and the State Comptroller believes that the ta xer levied f o r th ese purposes will fall fa r sh ort at r is in g 't h e required am ount U goes without saying that the! record optimistic one, with the lawm t cash ha number o f year*, and the prospect far fro it abolished taxes. . v. • , However, the T a x Revision League the Legislature dhTfiofc have itx'eyi** < the possibilities o f this situation when DON’T LOOK NOW social A n d Personal Activities BRIGHAM JORDAN, Bodety Editor Miss Frances Wilson rson /A t T M t H C k tr/r// a Otfcteo dm reaper sad tha treader e f grape* him that sowsth seed; Sad tba mountains shall drop awoot wine, and alt the hlUa si pli Malt And r wlQ bring again ihiaapfMty of my people of Israeland they shall build the waste diiOO, and Inhabit thsnt; and they shall plant vineyards, and drink the « M tnereof; they shell ale* •aha garesns, and sat the fruit Mrs. Orlit Bernhelm and two children of Lhkago- 111. are the guests of her slater, Mrs. Ted Ralhel, The cost of production at naval stores in Florida •rune- srtfl over H-OOOfiOQ annually just for wages, gia and oil, and fa v rf' tavw - tha Florida Btatb Chamber of Com*, mercer ■• • •••' *ree• N. t at Lud3:3° D iR E C T O R Y e f them.—Amos OtlS- Id That may not be a war In China, hut as Miorman used to say, It l« haU right on. * Budget Commission has the power to eliminate any Donartment o f Government." It can be seen from tho foregoing paragraph that Gov. Cone haa the authority to prevent an unbalancing o f the budget If he want* to use It. He can cut expenses to the bone, If necessary, to avoid n d e ficit He can do this without the necessity o f calling a special sess'on o f ihmann Is Again II'm Mis -** i f . * pas* sss» Ia sugar Pipes, and perfect *Christ - N am ed Secretary ina* cedars riant by the win*, | Of C. Of C. JBody duv^s, . Tho -sun was, shlntPR 'ibilkLiaeiS warm win n wi1 fnade camp, eu wo took a.' limit hike ansi MU the iwpod* to i n ' fldnsra [fcMfilOft and wbat a sight It sb*. B>aki'i nns think wlial i small thing turn kind la. A* wi rsuvblo-l M r' way buck, w» played snow bull mid llp'tj n>lh Rout- Americant ar* so doggon-- r&sE/ns&Bit • "iQhlnsss jja r f.. whipped thr ifcttoff of 4very last J*p . Admiral YarnelJ The leading! A moriemn figure in the New they're blaming Mellon fei gtTtag most ef Ms fortune tr chanty. Ho should havt kept It far hi* children so that th* govarameat could get It through inv Vtttgnc# tax**. ' - Q This alleged drive among Ger­ man American* far potting o-*rt “dsr tog” rosy' bo something to will b« ssfs Tor another year or twe at l*«*t. What la ao hard far us to realit* these day*. Is that whOo w« b* abb to-koep out of th* » iter*pog»AW«r, II will aot b* p m M i far si to avoid Its scoimandani nomt* gad political *anaoqa*nc*a. at the Hampton Roada A ir Slatlaif, W lirtapte • pilot ang U will be latereeting to to* wbai t i c Uattod State* government earned Ma illver wing* « m aft! alf obnerver. H ( holda tnat look* Ilk* after another fear an air forte la an Important and nereatary adjunct o f tha Boat, but the backbone will ibfnain the battle force on the water. -* • "Aa a dark-haired midshipman who took pride in hla Urwa heritage. Admiral YafneU . enjoyed football and gathering with Ma claasmataa over orahg* cider. Whltehalred now at 62. ho acema' mote ytlffhHV built then then end takea hia principal exerclM walking. lie ‘ aaaumed command o f the Aalatk Fleet laat October." la fact, THE SANFORD-. FO] J -Tho Atlanta Constitution, an* of Editor Th* Heraldi v I am sure that you will be In* terested to lea/ft that w* already have received a considerable num­ ber of application*'! fbr oldsV homeless boys arid girls, on* DmOy offering to take a pair ef twins, another family offering to take ter* hoy* IS and II years pf *g*. Wo also have had a number Of contributions uf money, sons' *• Ierg* ■« guoo and contribu­ tion* af urtktee other than rash or* coming hi to ear various Ra­ retvtag 'Homes I am tar* Uwt w* will have many silwr OtelkeUons, many * "».the Subbalr • *re** Mrs *• When the aU tm o f Florida waa changed In 1846, from a territory to a state, • state seal wits provided for, it being stipulated that tho first governor o f the state should approve the design. Governor Mosety was ■the first governor o f the state and it la presumed that ho suggested the design o f the seal. It was officially adopted in 1847. This seal waa used until supplanted in 1866 by the present state seal. From Coast To Coust w* are so neutral that wo or* : ’ likely to got a bust Ig tho face Mlsa Carolyn Cogbufa has led for Glenville, aa. where she has aecvpted a position teaching eapression in the high school there. , In tho absence .of Pastor Day. tha Hst Usury It. Martin prsarhe-l at tha Baptist COmell h d A the days Lord, that th* plowman ahall ov- erodlta la this country John F. Pearson and Jimei Pearson spent today In Jackson* villo and Fornandlns attsndlog to business. Reboot op*0*4 Tuoaday. Sept. 7. with a largo student b od f and o full (acuity. rThers seam* to be a spirit of enthusiasm and push. Prospects am for a real aucrvasfol school year. Oeneraf Appropriation Bflli ' "A ll appropriations provided for lay this A ct are maximum appropriation a, beer if upon the collection o f auf flcisnt revenue to meet and provide far aueh avproprlacorn*, satth the tlona. If, In the opinion o f the Governor, the revenues to A marks k ao- neutral In tklr Chines* war that It Is fumkhlng Japan with most of tu atocl foi ammunition, trulls It sympathlaas strew#!/ with China, and Wall 0t(UH 'bankart extsiui loans to Japan, while thO U. B. Government la npplylng China with addttionil Boh Conioll plana to losvo to­ morrow for Atlanta, G*. where ha will attend tho Georgia School of Technology. turned Setunjsy rfotn wests- visit In notth Mr. ami Mrs. OVIEDO I i l i k t Bmliay ef Lynnhavsn died Thursdiv L J. Roberts th# day before, as thfc result.of e colIisIon with a tow while they were riding a motsrcycl*. , Store * an­ other for tha cattM. Miss (Ctho) Sayar oi Umatilla la tho gueat of Mr. and Mrs. II. hiSayar at their homo in Mayfair. S Dm artificial revplratlea If ■urrsaary oner treatment. This la what Dr. Shlrioy W. Wynne, prank!eat of tho Mow York City ChUJron'. Wetfara federation, would do In such an omotgciKy. |( Whop you call the doctor, bo says, tail. Mm ' What tho victim has taken If you esn so. boll er^d 'dp fat pine cuass lu uiuke a fir* with. As wa resrbed cam p- tbs cvunlng aim '» » « set­ ting. casting » (idi|*D sluw over the snow rspnrd- mountainsand sprlnhllne mllllniis of 'Vi­ vid color* iluwn In H|a •hs»ni». W * tlghlrd tlii* lajil-ril Ihs on­ ly means of light- hut to' mo nothing oould b* ujuca perfect than In’’ thut queer little lor cabin, rooking suppar on a still morn antiquated stoto. thinking how history was . ntsdn and na-. lions fohudud In Just h •u little log liuL _ There are ' many beautiful views to see In "Sequoia. ho■4dre Ibn Had Wood trees, om* 'tmi»(*i|'Hng scrnlr attrsrllon te Morwvjtorir, which I* 1719 lent rahov* sea level and over (Odd 7|ft gj-orp. « » „ Joaquin . Valley. Jlfo'pi tha K a r i& sajnmH. ekMli 1* by step* d*)t Owli,M tho- B M jn ii'r o iW ii'd h eij ir v ? vt 0& c & C0«« |Q th* Raesah ■W sm ;bslow ^N ow ’ - w*', were Alu.btis (o 'Ibis’ sutnmH Wtto-a |wo thirds nf the way op, I caakl no 'n» further. Just the rosy atmosphere made ma dliay. so | fuand a roost attrac­ tive resting, plate*. ' overlooklna thuusaada uf .foot below. sa t down and ytalrhSl Jake’s as­ sent. aarb step gtriog *»p * 1»l tor. When he was out of slghl f peeped over while sillier and my aye* naarly popped out from th* vost depth below I watteJ snd waited and be did nut come back, 1 called and ht did not •nawor*' 10-30 tS minute* poitsd. ( TAVAREri, 'Hi-pt. 11,—Karl Vl.rhinaim of Montverde was yes*' tirftjy uflentoon rh>rtcd'for the rliti-m'h cofisi-rutlve year as a t'hninher uf Cunum-rcr Krcietery In Central Florkla. " lit! t U Gi* liu.-fest pvr«*l any man has srrvi-d in tbe Chnmlwr of J C‘>mrnefcr ^rrslaryship ill tint stall* and in ludcs tho -nine' yt-ura ho w n n l a* secretary id jti^ Ofnnm- Cminty . Ch^iutiei of t'ouinurce at Orlando, the four years ns secretary of th# Semi­ nole. ttounty Chnutber of Com' mvfri* at Hmfurd and Ihi* U tin third yiar wl.h.ihr Lqkr County Chamh r of lUniiineret* with ot. ' Karl Uhmann e f Modtvards fires In lla- Court House, at wla- has be*n re-sicctod secretary of i ares. the Chambvr of Guam*tree la Duri*; llirsj more thin fiftren Central Florida for sixtssnth years Knrl l.rhmann has been conarcutlvc - year. ucl)v* in every progri uuve, for wanl looking nunrrnient in thr State i-f -Merida serving as dir. <* tpr of Public Relations of Klor. vrlopmcnl th* la in tW o iyIda National Eihibits, Inc. which rclary has been active ia Cht uroup has built and opcr*t*it Sunday Hthool, Christian Morlda’s eshibits in rMrago, •liwvor. Boy Scout, Public hq New York, Cleveland and else­ Red t'rtaut. Educational. Her where, Scerrtary of the Florida Club, Lpd4» »nd aib*r ft*M«. Walaremy Congress, Secretary Ht.» John* Rivet Improvsmmi Association, Chah man fur sue. ‘greo af LL.D? fn rrrhgnltior s o , years of th* UrauUficaUoa M* Mrylci In th* field of C C-opimUter of the State Cham- mudttr" build lag. . !nr of Commerce. in liie fir 1-1 of nrgsnltatlmi I Jp*n grayed. o n 't t e j A 'M lay I vowed 1'iTmsYsrlInt .* coconnt pie every |day If he would only nuns litis, Ml lhO: Oud ef a* 'eternity I' he*M step* far ahova and tharo he,0ywt. ,k*ov*na hut Hanford A re. for Cold* CUIja Fov*r, Malaria, and Inflj At drug store* tSe or send staS Isstlw a rDrug CajgekaonviUe.FW — > - 774 . ssber at Watches Repaired. By One W ho RcnUy: • •« 'Known How .(Ml Schick Shaver yfVefl Plano Reel 10^ B U fpoH x . CrrtlfkcaU Recital given by • Edith Singletary pupil of b . Madeline Mallem, wss f»re\U last night at 1:00 o’clock the Woman1* qiub. Ml»a 8h»«ry I* tha daughter ef Mr, lira . W. H. Stogletery. She , aa honor student and me*« of the - graduating elasa of f. Bhs was also voted th# 4 inullsctuai ia her elaaa, . aatollng ed tha program wen a Deanes Takaeh, violinist. ELECTRIC CO. No BLADES, No LATHER No BRUSH, No LOTIONS Randall Electric co. WIRING FIXTURES . APPJJANGES 1M MAGNOLIA ' * PHONE «« Martin’ll Garage * • • i b '.*«•* Gsaoori Kspalrin* , , • ‘ Tkach'• AalO.Borelc# 1 ’, B 0 too—Bpriago—Trallora A prise yee ra* afford to pay ; t /*!' • - Melton . War*, theology stu­ positions dent at Cmory University who la now opanding his summer vo­ cation with hla parents, Judge and Mra. R. W. War*, will presth at tho regular Sunday night Church sorete* at th* First Methodist Church tomorrow night. Rev. Paul Rodfaarn, pastor of tho Church announced today. Young Wore la o graduate of tho Unhreraity of Florida where ha distinguished hlmaolf as a member af tM football squad and debating tossy, he is also a graduate of Somlnote High School where ho was oa ousUent student aa well aa oa eatst andlng athlete. McL-utta^. ’ Martin’s Oarage stats OUd hat term ruiitCanjly at th* call of csmiiuunnka and - or- .IpriagfteU b th* cajdtal *( , '• WMiaMj vsi^u-i cafisalloiu ait,: In saore. i tkan Mlttqis. h ilf o f these meellngg'"!^' '* k*S not even received klol-tlBVeUMespenao*. 1 is * ■ v* •»» In addition to service ik-.Mk New l*nrlabl»a. wll* Very oaey terms New au'psr-Hpsof Brnllhs. te*1 •»/ ksku.lt * L ease Mra, B f. A P.# P. A • Campbell V/4A11Ip i/V U Hosfcaa To Circle C. all mausa id sasolltas n ltw •wsaf-kaM wsraises n tey llte tje — o f articles, at tor than cash, at*, aod I f»H that It* wss snly fat? teat you ihsull know te n tho yahlktty that yuvj HafliflU. lUwRTAr Sunday WINE WOMEN — And— HORSES FRIDAY: I P. M F. M F. M. M. llollnraa M*rr «•, l:M F. M MATritDAY: UpanAIr Matting. T:I» P. M. II 04 .V t u n a * r.l*l*l*OI'AL 4 III Ill'll liar. Marlin liiam, rn i-r Hnntiuer H« hr«lul« of Hotvlrp* Iloly I'oniitiunloii. I H A M. Ittll A M fhtir.li hs Itoul a n*. regular cv»rnlng piayr*1 and a<t • drraa KRKMIIKH MKTIIIIIIIBT < III Hi ll llro lllalar. iraalor. • Nundav N« Iio*iI «i It tr A. MPrrarhlnn. 11 *»• A. M Young |*«Mi|»lr*a lllvlalun. T be I*. M. I'rayar mrrilitg, I f f I*. M. Thuroday. o K i r u MKTifnmrr cmvrcm Key. W. J. itarney, paetar. fUnJay Bfhool. It l l A. M. Morning Narvlca. !!:•• A. H ffeenlng Martlce, I f f T, M. M rikrt are cwaducled oa Ike ••coml and fegrtk kundaya of each M«atk ■ ABroilll **('AIIRNOMIN ATKIB AL 4oO*l'i:l. TAMKHNAtl.M llak W ti ijuwan. • |Mia|ur. . •lit Hlirwl mlit! U u ill Akatitia huititi*> N h ml 14 II A M . Ull* lUm |liuta n. •u|>ailR|anaam rr»6ihing harvlr*, lt;M A M. Young |v<t|.l«g hwrvlcts f a t |«, M V. A IMIly, yregl4««|. Kkgitgailai i*' Mark lea. f i l l V M !*»•> ar Mirllhf. Tu«*4«r. • M I*. M Thurvs.ay otehlng pr*arhlng « n*l •14 fxahls»fio*«| loilImvRf ••rvlrw Kviry UmI> ttrltuma. mtCB It I TKHI AN 4T4UR4TI K f> |li«•»oitlaw, l». D, pgsiup, svvinnw . . Itsv Jsmrs H Dev, Meier. Oundar d-hiil. tilt k'slrrk unSrr llis tflrvvllaa al X g, (,‘eop O oL lM ^ U y en by DAMP WASH SERVICE T. L IJ si- sspeetalewdeal.. I Meralau Worskl*. II:** A. M. ' ISvealM IVersfclp li*t F. Il • Kpsvarik D t s u o . M d al t.ia ' •uUUe Is rerdlklly lavtted I* •tired Iksse srrvlcss. That'* no way to truat youroolf — doin g tho family waohing. I f you waro mnrt* niiiiii-y nut n f you r pur sc limn you ’d p.iy fur nur Uion mtickl I lamp Wash Servlet*! ' saving money this way, thtra might W hich provci that you tiivu all tha liftin g , lugging, wearing yourself out bo that weakly reasons in the world fpr calling u> alavo day ii not only robbing you of right now to tell us to send for your health bundle, this w eek and ev ery w eekI aomo escuso. and But youth — but it's taking S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y LAUNDRY PHONE 475 t J vSv1 S E N D IT * TO THE LAUNDRY IT'S SIMPLY costs only 49c for 12]*'And 4c for each additional pound INEXCUSABLE You cannot export to rook# *rMarales Wnrshla II tt •*siorU. I fr'cods soda By or In bvsJoaii TUe^ T. U. e*stie *| |.e# ( ii you kova halitosis (bad Kssnles Wurshlp *| I e'clerk breath}. Sine* you cshwvoI do•VIKUO MKTIIOUI*T~CMrnrH I Rev. J. K Woodward, outer. Ckurck Ur hr—I. Site A. M Again wa ssa down la th* ol IVO section, around Fresnw situalad In the Bag Juaquln Vatley. fiurh a differ*ace ta tha te m p e r a tu r e tw o hours before W* wore Ihroelng ipow ball* and now « * are clad hi < t*o Hthleo* of rimtiinr and tfMHag. Ipll I* o few hours we Riq ho on our wsy through Meroed *wd M on d a y Coma mil mh«I l>» win* fa Jt:n * % A ir * w i T ^ r . M n AT a A M tim i CI.OIlllil * III Waal m a t Nttaal bund*? Kartlraa: Watch Tuwar aid lllbta Nludr CsiBf.ssmn Prior* Mi (k> Sunday JOHN J. HCNLV John J. limey, Del a ml, former aylophonc soloist and tympanist In Sousa's band, will bo director o f tho Stetson Univtrslty band during tho srsSion which open, here Bspt. Ill with frrshmi-n,ori­ entation. AIX socs.s s sT u n ta D u rln e su m m er rausi Mass. * ** A. M. . la j Imr •*•!»•€»• i Ittisihvrlb W# |itb 11• Jolt ut. marhlats, «•**••** - *>os is. ^ xUmasw J II asuat be Ilk* a dTp Intd hell bay «n out In o f violas- cloths* and then taken ia Heaven He bqfor* soln* up I* Yosstpil* Na•aid he only stood .at th* tup tipnal I’ark. and believe It or two lulaute*. and tpnk al^ that iioL haavy wuqten* were »v ' Urn* going up apd getllnr hark. warm enough. , At night .the tear* through th* camp ground* over lurking gprhugw -cans and Risk- Vuung Ctupli'i Uglon, li lt Open-Air Mh Ur|, M l Melton Ware • Halt all*»n Harvlca, f .«l n* Air U»t|lni. 7:*l u Will Preach Here S tfUAYt rw Marling. > •• I*. Diamond1 JOHN J. HENEY Hand To Hand • . F ijj;lit Marks Chinese W a r A T THE CHURCHES M. A llow ing Plenty of maiihinaa for school use lived on firms ~te tha United auto* at tha hastening of 1007 -ban a year eaitlr.-. r y form pepu'otion i og" JapuvV; t V tkk year wa* ll - l w oo•.*; First .. 10 r a ~ ’ r*a , j.jO ■c . |rtt. FURNITUflfc'CO.. too .. Phone TYPEWRITERS I wot; .fdjgtlet’ *1 '-botoa' •• hysterical,- I fried. I'nouldnot to hsar mv own erho. R<-Elpcted Secretary TUBS DAT Mac Huddleston and BUI Morri* son left today for tho University and tpb* rosesof Florida. They were accompanied Tha biide was given tg marriage by Mrs 1 Z. Eatridgo and Mrs. by her father. She was gowned In J. F. Huddleston. antique Ivory brocadr, fashioned la Use L-irectalro manner. Her Mr. and Mrs. Clem McBride and shoulder length veU full from l Mrs. T. J. Drummond were the halo of twisted velve*. The br'dv's bouquet was a cascade of white guaste Thursday of Mrs Faul E. Shoemaker and Mlsa Ruth Wells dahlias and tube ro*c» W. R. Williams, brother-in-law In Daytona Beaeh. of tho greens, acted as boarTHWCof Wallace. Mrs- Wilson, mother of the bride, wore dusty rose t chiffon Barbara, , and Mlsa Her corsage was of pink roso daughter, Martha McClung of Ralslgh, Nbuds snd gqrbsra daisies. ' C returned to their home today Following tho ceremony a re* after having attended tho Witson* caption was held for aseemt-led guests. Tho lace covered bride's McClung wedding her* yesterday. table held, a throe tiered wedding They were accompanied horns by cake. Burning candlea In sUvcr Mrs. W. R Williams. holders also adorned the table. Mrs J. C. Mitchell, Mlsa Doro­ Assisting In serving during the reception wore Mrs. W R. Wil­ thy Marlin of Atlanta. Mlsa Dor­ liams, Mr*. Emmet Hunt tnd othy Mitchell. Mlsa Carolyn Col­ lier and Mis* Marrarst Griffin Mr*. F. D. Bcott. After spending some time with spent today In Orlando aa th* their guests, Mr and Mrs.. Me* auesta of Mr*. R. O. Crenshaw. Clung left for a short wrdding Among thosa from Sanford at* trip on tho oast coast. The brhls wore a traveling dress ef rust tending th* PI Beta Phi dinner crop* with black accessories 1h* given Thursday night at th* Or­ l*Uriu tfCDhisk* their homo hi lando Country— P ub , war* th* Cocoa where Mr. MeClung la con­ AUsses Anna Cornell, Dorothy Kathryn Thigpen, and nected with Friedman's Depart­ PopeDorothy Mitchell. ment Store. . Mr*. MeCung waa graduated from 8#mlnoU High School. She attended the Florida SUt* Col­ lege fur Women and la a member of tho Alpha Gamma Delta Sor­ •rin sT MKTiiouiar r iiiu c H ority. . lUv. I’aul llnlfrarn, mlnlelai. Mr. McClung was graduated I'hifrrh Mchool. i l l A* M Mornlns Worahlp. Il:l< A U from High School In Wallace, N■ulijacl: T h a Taah uf Portal* C- Hu attended Campbell College. lint.** luung I*o>op1a‘a Maallat. ":M AmoAg th* out of town guests Haemn* WBrahln* !:• • » * . M. attending tha wedding weir: Mrs. Malton h'arg will praach. Mid*waak aarvloa Wadnaadar at A. M- McClung, of Waller*. N. C-I I*. M* Mrs Charles C. Brown- Miss Bar­ • bara Brown, Mlsa Martha Mr■ AL VATIOM AltMV aumiAVi Clung- of Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs. GNun-lay Mchool. |M6 A. M. C. Lanier and Mrs II- M. Lanier At 11 0# A M. Mrm Vmnn wll hrlnt an otijoet Uwon. aap*c al of Inverness. ly for tha joung |>»upl« ran not participate In any fo r­ mula dor Mediterranean aecunty which emanate* from the Nynn, Rwttirrliml, conference where Russian ilrlrgate* are »ittintr. II Popoln interrupted the an­ gry ton? of it* article to thunk tfN tlgged fram Face Aerl tr mtiiNUPil f mm rsg# Om | In­ marine policy could be laid be. Britain for keeping her .1 i . in Army and it* rover* (ore the old Spanish Non-Intvr- formed of yesterday'* proceeditiK • imr chips. In this war devasvenlion Committee In lu»ndoft ■I Hly in tho Vangtte River has bc*n rebuffed by France and Britain, Curtly they announced that adrh a ►chernc war Im­ practicable. Italy and (in many at ill atood by their counter-suggestion en­ tered when thiy refused the In­ vitation to Nynn, holding forth a promise of eollatwratiou through the London group. The crua of the touchy situition will be reached uftrr the protocol plan la completed and Italy—poaaibly with Germany—1> invited to F«sci»l ill take part. '■mtilh of serial humh* Premier lletdto Musaollni'a own -li.'ll .‘Spliminnt to slick lie pointtil out that .11 Dure in ui newipaprr, the IVpolo d'ltalia of i m- ’ mid their Jolts, Milan, today that his recent I'alrrmn, Sicily, speech, (.• hi "In i miittii-ips! council Italy refu-e»l to Joirt the Interna­ said Italy would flyht to kn-p il rti.di-rn had n-arhrd * / tional •‘war" on submirine ter­ Russia nut. in-|i iln n, slid revested rorism in the Mediterranean. ulti-tr nrr i -i « * wi*rr under treatThe tnw*pa|>ei announrrd, in > Y e lr t a ii aeauicu -I it Ion lio pilnls in tho an editoiial I>r!levrd (o have been rh ro n lr siittru-r*. front sc.i sick npd the Concctsicn. ness Parley On ‘Piracy’ Makes Agreement For Water Patrol 819 W. THIRD ST. �BATTJIDAY, W l t M B B I 11, t l l f O C I A T S D N t f MURDERED IF THAT'S THE WAY THEY FEEL ABOUT IT G -M en H ere F or Ti Big Dan Yields Only One Hit During Contest Bui 4 Errors By Lookouts Prove Cosily mu »ie up m Swede Martin Uuds Hittvra With A Pair Pitching Battle Of Blows In Four Appearance* At The Pint©! Utunierio Score* Run AVRORA'S ACK Kaaptayaa at Ida UMlMdSUknj WORLD VG r**!.? 1L“ r,1,S a Injured In batoi Sanford Bw I S ' - S c rim m a g e M elee \ lU.tr OuwU Exported Tu See Saturday N t g h t Attruetlun i i - KT.S Koscls Ktrkctt And1 •* » U U Ik a> » k o « aUtloard atUkh tMb \ , IMAM* ardj oi witokMgn . —x • « * « {£ • •• IVv* RmivC Mffht maH HUH* li I |\ _ ; I I IK. in th« im xal hoMln«* In lin ii' ,nj k, iom H » kwd a U v. 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Mk4s » I V h M u H , 5kW vt urn tx‘ 4 Y b iU A aViU\ 4X1 ^ muIvit! \\%s III M'K U n it D<bfi In a l' 5, R e p o r t M e an d M y C iu se LKWU See liny By Ptuy Of fk'Men Tilt M lh lk I'll. kkl4 ' Hdodk* IS |tf k klU \‘» I ■• Ultima Tti la •*a% UkV*«‘ l »*.. U ''Miplh i S a. | iti l ^-'Sd^a tk'\-d* » . •a . V ' i . t».|. I *' %.|K. M«..ka «* R h k ry’ a *m Ki. pM « p h i ' Im at-ha'i A HkNOTtf DAILY FOR H ERALD �f S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R -11. 1937 THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Week Movie Version Of Kipliug Plot To Play AtRitz ADVENTURE ON INDIA’S UNTAMED FRONTIER "W ee wiilie Winkle” Features S h i r l e y Temple, McLaglen Hitz Film Depicts The Trials And Travels .Ot Great Explorer Kipling's tutor fill charnel rna lira glamorously, adventurously and couragroi-sly on mlvenli.rr'li last frontier In tho Twentieth Offltnry Fox plrlui Ixalinn or hie famed “ Wee Willie Winkle." which ahowa .Sunday, and Monday at tho IIitx Tinalre, wlih Klrirla-y Trtnplr and Vlrlor Melnrilen in Uia (tarring roles. From the la-art of mighty Indln rah*re all tho world ie wild and strange. where the llritleh raj ends at Khyls-r I’aas, in the land of the Bengal Lancers, comes ihla glorlotra adventure . the Kcnttlih IlWhUndeta in action and of the little* girl who won Ihe right to wear their plaid. Tho raroat aprtlarular |irmlurtlon In .whleh Shirley Temple has yel appeared. "Wee V/illio Winkle" fives Victor Mrl-nglen tt powerful rain aa a fearlens, fighting fool and provides splendid npportttnl tie to C. Aubrey Smith, dime Ijrnr Michael Wharlen, l'e*ar Jlomer. Omatanre Collier and youui Douglas Srolt. Life al n frontier army frost itIndia la m l too happy Tor Shirley and her widowed mother' Jim* Lana, for her aruirdfaier, C Aubrey Kmillt, Is n .gru ff old disciplinarian. Tin- youniptlor- ile ctdea that lhT*i)nty wsy lo wii tha Colonel's approval Is to Is' come a soldier ber*elf, and Her friend- Michael Whalen, a yotm llaulenanl, turns her over for training to Ihe Imtly fern*no Victor Mr Laden who dithl heir "Wee Willie Winkle" is-cnii.e id U»% quaint way she has o f arrow htf , up her eyes when nho aslttl questions. From l hr island of primitive fn nelly, legendary with the tar* rur ot wild nun and Dyak pirates, of hendhuntenbity bmaplorcd waterways tturC1' - t h r o u g h impenetrable wilderness. of Incon­ ceivable matvuls strange to Inc rye* of man, m m n Martin John* son's la*t and mait exciting P*lvrnturr, "Borneo," Twentieth CcnInty-Fox rrleasc, wtilih hIijvvs Friday it thr Hilt Theater “ Borneo" la tin* pictorial illmnx of Marlin Johnson's adtenlutnii* rsrrcr. Filmed tn lho land ot IJit* Incredible, tho Inrnncclvublr, and thn. Impossible. it la thr strangest and' moat etrltlng motion picture yet In remc from tho ihitli, myi* Irrimia liywiya. of unknown world*. , For up thr winding, muddy ’* Heroic story of pdventurp III the land of Ihe Bengal Lancers, "Wee Willie reaches ot tin* Kinll«tanaan Kir* ry Trmple mid Vk-toi Mrlmgten |n thrill-packed doings on India'* untamed; rrt- Martin and Ora Jnlmaon flv* Hmlth (upper left I, Jutld U n g arid Michael Whalen (upper right), and Caaar In their amphlldan plane to brine ntnrnl In the pirtacnlar Twentieth CanturyFu* produrlion. , _____ !' i‘\l.*ck n roronl of tho animate rrlilrh |inhnl it that remote land of thr * ~ Srlitlfft* 1* ft form nf descendant* of lire head'hunter*. which affects the aefatie nrrvt. PRINCE AND THE PAUPER’ THE V . 1,'TN? W* i ■ if • Many .of fiif ont lilrli # .y * , de'lnres Ihe Florida tllale Chandi-r of ('orninerre, ure ihacendsnla of mllilniy roads built In early American limes tn uid tn lect km of si-tllers from nrie Seminoles, E A JAPANESE J U G G E R N A U T O P W A R rmuloyrd In Ibe tierce flgbtin. shown aa 1| rolled through Ihe street* with the smoke ut batllr uverhesdi I i the deadly caterpillar tanka armed with rapid Ore guns lo mow down ill 01 reir path. Highly developed since Ihe World War, lire vrblclca ran travel at I speed pver moat any kind of .land, THREE IN A MATCH “ Borneo’ Tells I Last Adventure i Of M.Johnson's Toast Of New York” Hap Brilliant Plot With Feature Cast 1„ this aiU motion plctura the comic trio tn Columbia's “ It'a All Your*," which ahowj nt the unl>eit rrt a ao’tabtn crratnrrln* tlilx Thenter Wednesday and Thursday. From fadr-in to fade-out group— Edward Arnold, C a r y they battle their way merrily through affair* amorou* arid matter* (Irani, Frances Farmer. J a r ir merttniry. And all because Madeleine owns H.noo.offl which Oakle— will! tba added llgnlflcanea that Mlaa Tamar treih, ledertr want*—while Auer wants both—Mndclrlne orul the million*! from hat, triumph In “ Come and' Klliolt Nugent is responsible fer the direction ______ Cat It."’ eflarll »*aln ArBold'a heart IntaTwat tn tha rurraat film, playing Josle Mansfield, lady'a maid wham tha Infatuat­ ed apactacaufor IKta by tba uta of hla araalth Into tha quaan of theatrical and night Ufa. tlaxad upon aplsodaa from •The Robber Baropa." by Mat­ thew Joaephaon. and "The Itooh of Daniel Draw." by nouck White, “The Toast of New York' la laid In that colorful period Im­ mediately after tha Civil War. when <he financial mogul* of Wall Htreet b»i*n their Juggling of railroad aitsX (Industrial cmplraa. In thli period, Jim Flak rapidly ro ao from obscurity and became one of the time's moat sensational money barons. a Uriah spender and playboy and a flamboyant lover. Furi eful and Imarinallre. Flak ax played by Edward Arnold, la Inordinately ambitious. and during the .Civil War makes n fortune by . smuggling rottnn from the Roulhern Hlatea to “BORNEO” Programme For Week Of Sept. 12 A T TH U HITZ Fundsy, Monday nominee nnd Adventure In Ihe land of ihe III rural I surer*. .Shirley Temple, Victor McLaglen "WICK WILLI K WINK IF." Tuesday. TJ|,. fIiu ||-,y >226 «,H (irunt Ifirh.inls, Karen Morley "(J\ f|| Wujnr day, Thur* day--dork ' O-ik.e Arnnbl, Franeim Farinrr "TIIK TOAST Addid Finture, Madeleine Cal loll, F ill YOUHR." Friday S'evrr Before An Advcnti Johnson't "I’flHVKO." Alsu return ah AND TilK I'AFPKIt." Balqrrlay—I‘lav KCRKF.NO Hob A Men "BKCKI.KMU KANfiFB," And Virginia Frey, Cliff Fdwiirda, jlruee Cabot in "HAD (JlIY." AT, TIIK I’ HINCKSS Fallinl y, Bundiiy. Sept. |bth and I'Jlhllll’ HllflTi" Also Added Feature. Charles Schwab, steel mi^nste, started hi* career by clerking la a'tthrd tot two’ year*. .... . t« O R C O T T O N darbies ft I Money Tycoons I Seek Woman’s * . \• rf # �r £ Seminole Coanly Produced * More Fruit And VegelaWea Than Similar Area in Aaierica * " San fo rd b T M O a lj C en tral *"» F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, H ig h w ij; . A n d W ate r Iriu u p o rta tlo q AN IN D E P K N D JbttlbA IL Y NEW SPAPER V n M 'M K X X V I Chinese Draw Back To 2nd Defense Line SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, fWJPTKMHKft IS, 1017 mjPONT HEIR WEDS FLORIDA GIRL Section Held By ChincseThrough Month Of Intcnne Fight­ ing Is Abandoned HONGKONG, Stpt. IS.— (AP)—P. V. Thomas head of tha American Seventh Oay AdeeMlat minion hoapltal at Walchswr • charged Japanese today with the ap­ parently deliberate bomb­ ing of tho hoepltal despite tha promlnont dleplay of American flaga. Thomas, who arrived here ^ to d a y bringing wounded membera or hi*- Chinese Nicholas Kidgrly ilul’ont, a member of the wealthy Delaware otaff, aald tha Japaneeo war, family and a brother of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., anil hi* planoa bombed tho hospital liriilr. the former Clenevievr Livingston Cutes, are shown leaving for IS minute* yesterday. the Chunfi of the (JihmI Shepherd In Jacksonville, Fla., just after Amarlcan flaga, ha aald, wore promlnerjtly dleplayed Ihrir marriage. Young Roosevelt and his bride, the former Ethel . . over tha n k l l M J e d ,I l f • J b V t l A 'll'ii, aMended the ceremony, — tach wa* apparently ucllber—: alo as there were no n^llltary objectless nearby. Rotary Club Learns That BugsCost U.S. Huge SumAnnually r it ions which they hnd expected the redi-tnl llureau of Entomology * . . .. . „ .1 I I,.. ..... ....... . f it... II.. to fa ll bnrk on a s rood ns Ibe full mid thut the purpose of the llurenu is to en g a g e in 're se n rc h in fo rce o f Japan’s mechnnixeil ml , all fiin ttrm |k*i tuiiiing In bugw Vance M trgisl a g a in st them T he Ja p a n e s e follow rrl hard on M r- Tenhet am the p rin rip al ll t r ih r r ls o f the re lie n ti.lg Chin- *!'c ' l‘' ' r " t'*1* * * 1" » m .n g e d r»e am...... Irkly oecupte.1 the r a r K ',r lh *' ‘ lu“ , r s it e r n rare course and Hie now r u r m r , n mem ber of the Program eomplctety ruined Kiangwan rivic Coninilttee, I’oinling nut that the tlurrau renter. The Chinese had held the area for n month against the has iiminlsimil an office here for the part ten or twelve yeirs, Mr. fiercest Japanese assaults^ C'holrrs, the eonilant Oriental Tenhet said that lie and the other peril of cUhrr war pr peare. look men comirrlnl with il are engaged a grave turn in Ihr Intel national in tin' study of lulus, so that areas while id Amrrirnnr were farmers and growers may " have being evacuated on a United tome plsro to Hun for belli in their T alruggle against insect Mutes warship. There were unconfirmed reports pests of varinua types which des­ that one American left in 'Sluing- tiny their crops. Mr. Tenhet said that farm pro­ lint was dying of the ilreaTF dis­ ease. In all there were fi'j;i nl-w duction depends to a large extent rases In thu foreign areas, fill of on pest "millfill nml that the two them In the French ConcAssloii must satisfactory methods for where most of (ho Americans tin- font rolling pesls were through Tho other 111 weie in the interna­ instcls of other kind*- and Insecti­ cides. He mi.I tluil almost every tional "Kctllorpcnt. Most nf the victims werp Chin* kind of insect has other insecls which fetsl upon them, and that cue refugees who liad fln l. inlo the foreign sections, g Sixty had the purpose of Ihe llureau Is to ■lisrnver the harmless insects died in the last 4H hours. Thrre days of rrleotless sir which will help to slump out those and artillery bombardment at the lh>l annoy the funner Speaking of inset tic idea, hr same time had started a series of now extensive fires ill the Kiallg* until that n poison whirh will kdl one will pal necessarily wan, Y*nglr|'poo and tlotigkew war desolulisl dlsliicls tu llir kill Miulhrr, anil an insecticide which proves very anlisfnrtory In liurih and'west of lhi foreign on« section of the country, may, areas. on arruunt of climatic renditions Development, of tho post 21 or for other reason*, not work at hoars included: ■ ' 1 . ill the battle of Shanghai, all in another. He said that ihe tlurrau is 'al­ anora than 711,000 jipnnrsr aoidways slow lo mike recommenda­ fees sup parted by shore rnnlln* tions,., but that tb e’ farmora could gents o f -bluc-Jsckrts, more than depend upon.it that whenever the 200 airplanes snd the I ig guns of llureau did adeanco a remedy/ il soma 40 imr*hl|i«y cofiitiiufil an had tern tested with all the means •» r§«r T irtfi at their disposal. Among the visitors at today's limchron, Wat C. A. Fsrker, who ii connected with the Coca Cola llotlllng Works- Tiny Child Attacked By Dbg On Streets Tho tlojr daughter of Mrs George BUwart was attacked aariy this morning by a vicious dog on Park Avenue near Rock* ay'* Tiro Bhop as lh» child was preeading Its mother down tho • street. It sroa learned at tha local Pvlle# Btatlwi tblr morn­ ing. y, Tha child sustained many ’ bruises and lacerations when she was knocked down by the dog b u t, her condition was not re■ % ported a s- serious. The dog Identified at belong Ing la Cecil Rinrs will tw kept under cartful observation during the next few days and will be Uoted far symptom* or rabies, •IT" W»a indicated. iff;H i;; I balmy 'mountain air. rod! ocean bn-eaea ami Ihc fishing |iole for dally Unions hi "Readin', Waitin' 'nilhmctic." .V/llh the opening of the oehoola goiLir» the over present proUeiyx.of preventing ecrinui rpiilrniic dis­ eases In the rlas, looms where the cliildisn gather for study and Mr*. Dorothy lamb, county nurse, to whose lot it falla to pre­ vent spread of disease through removal of afflicted students (roll the school. I n la y emphatically a s­ serted that all eliMilieu who haVe not resiled in this stale fur ml least two weeks since leaving this summer will nut Is- peimittrd to enter Ihc schools without previous examination by thr school nurse "This may save the lives of -* v who enter the « lassruam unaware that iliaease from tfn^b rsrfiers *ts1k Ihrli trails." Mrs. Iamb asserted addj ing that the regulilioii would bp most rigidly enforced this year duo In seiious epidemie.Kiq parts iof thr natinn. Hemlnolo High SrhiHil will open tomorrow with the Israeli enrollment of any aehonl to thu China Makes Appeal For P r o t e c t i o n From Jap Invasion l>Ut m entdrics fu ll o f kind r m d lc c tlo n s r b a n t l r r l u i l *h.* drd irxtion o f the Will Roger* Shrine of the Sun nt whichi ii hx»*l o f lhi> cowboy humorist >,n>. unveiled, T up* w ere gkneva blown at the t'nluradn Spring* cn-rmnny by I ii m em ber o f tho llg ru in jfiiu 'n t'n a Vollegi* riirflm )' baiul. ( A P I — T h r Lcflgue o f N iv of Abill'nr, T rim . Tint1* tilled the r y n id mitnj «« n rid erless Kn m w ii' led t" the. *htine. tit,tin rebiiffoil on n tte m p t to uiiituat ih c h p u »l«h govern­ m ent today at the ou tset o t it in t.tr ami clogdly guarded wraaion which la to h ea r tha Spanish ncctioatlon o f Ita ly tu, th r M n literrn nean pirate ! sept, Allen Insists He Doesn’t R e c a ll designing Office in.— • F.S.Vernay,65, IDies Here Afterj <Short S ic kn ess CITY NEWS BiaEFSI Wi'8 Prominent InC’iReMgnatmn r i l e d ! .... m ...... ......... i-om.ty Irus And BusincHs;! Came Here In 1923 WithSeeretaryGray Admits Signature On Tenhet DescribesjDawson Reports Work Of Bureau Marketing Pactij;>« Of Ed( omology Strongly 0keyed 4 ,k »9**M«#H( iN rlan ng Unit Irisvrt* rust thr s tr e tc h in g fro m Sh an gh ai 2 -*i Unilnl brtwprii fine ami m ile* to n o rth w rrl. The Chinote rrtri'itl wax orderly tun Ixllictti ilnllnri rv try year, J, riinuffU*il with ami rtralegir to the prepared t>"‘ X. Twin*t* whu • Ethiopian Agent 1 Also Recognized power. While I tic asueintily ">f , s France ami firent itrltaln assam- , UriiiiiRiil Sm m m tu ami L uvumiLi Med 11 michty fleet of t>0 m m N'HIVh < hillii.riil win* nuir* „f wav in drive the myalrrloea raider, fiont ihe inland *e*. AU S a lim lo y . rew.ly there were unconftnwrd revert* freer, Stxanlsh t^ttagana Frank. .Slnnlcy Vcrnay, (ii, fur „n the Mrdllrrranean that a ** Y M .I .A I I ASSU K. HPpt. I *5 Thn H a n f it F (| i ’m ^inUwlimrra yen i- n I'lnrii irti-nl business mm plralr siihmarinr, hsr crew »tlO t ^ Tin* n>|Rimll«»u Iff J ^ ‘11 ii Ml Siiitit • i‘|*iiLir hi a liv e , lay blasted ‘ and eripph* <* A M ^ n ' «** i *Ir ! p 1k»vt*rriK ill tine I 111, died nl his fumie here -tl , . *> fd* »*tIn^ Mi |lin n t y Mall I if tinder e-sler. ' jM ifm n u n n « llh »l t mIc ix .d -ii im h*f k, C' II y litsl liiiflit uftei a rlluM illness * • Spanish tnaurgrnt r »fn e T * ll »» , the K i'd iliir v i*f H lM h'i nil*' . r h * ik Pritnk 1 ,4111*011 rt*|HJtli-«l Mr. Yeitny was the emi of Ihe aimn Kranrisro Franco In a W * - ' tod.i) Iml AU pii Ktihl In* 11,11 tod ..,— lute John J Vcrnay nml Elitnheth ter to tha l<r*gua rnntrndad hi* nm lim in g p U ihmI ii . Anne Wiiplil nml uns burn near Ciivi-inment was tha only > IMnfi*riwir rain* hhiii»»iihim| hl*< | ll|sori|erly to n ilin i lioails lly; tha riNiiTh.ii lull Siilim ln y hut Alh'ii | li-i *•( i liargos p ie le n e il n aalasi Klim........... . Md, Feh II. IM72. representing the will of lie ii.ii married in Helen llniris Simnish propla. Hut tha eaitii* hark %vMlt **l hnvim 1 nil J violatora of t'lly ttnllnariees in Fommltta* daatdaj . iin H ill m i'tv. Md hi ItHl.’l mid lain ('rnb-ntlsls Hi Ml i-ii mi)* i r p lg iiji l iiiif til nil) i lit* 11lo t h r f l i t Jm lgu Frank I In Win-I"ii Salem, N F. Ihe credentials of tha Valancl* tilth* nml lli«* • 3n%iiiii*»r Ijjm mil I I, Mdh-r In a sc»s|nn o f P a r m p r R V n l* » N i n i ‘ -i rt,jr *'"1 liie | I a r U lt r a T O IL J-x im . |hM (.Mrnllm«nt III Ilia |wliere lie lived fur Jli years prim! ili-leuai imi ware in ordar and tha Rskul lllu fu lt*ilr*»,f ! M unhlpiil Court Mils ullellonoi school w ilt reach a new hlxh. assembly sealed IL (u nun mi; lure in l!>!!.1. l at I uo o ■ lot k. _ U K. M cK ay. prim t|>..l of ,\lleie went in J A iie r Id* hi live I in Snnfnril. Mr 1 The assembly llkewlaa aplht't Ills High Hcbuul. sntiounii-d to th* I \ •in.iy wu engxgid in Ihc cilrncj any Mussolini hop** that (Palos otllio The rerilhir luiMOe* ^ r T t U l - t h . «b„,t-W U X fl.t * 1 - .......„ •in-Ill-Ill nml later ill Hie sale ef' |j ,Arne wnoTit expel Ethiopia .*■ felttrli-iflhn o f Hi- Hniifonl .limiei Remlnolo f'oun ty farm ers 11 ' w I li.tiiilmr i • Mile . n u ile iiib, .\l. . llte i .lim ■ e nlt‘ which lie cnmpirrrd.—from Itw lih assem bly with b ly lomorruw morn .... ... . to . tiro H o t e ltetter n ilill.-ss'il ■IH , most tinniilnmutly. ru lril |o up <>t t iinmeii-e w ill In- lu l, lug nt <1 mi n'rlock. AMliougll (|j Im ‘ill Ii lii* WiF" si!flitit tli*% r . mrmli -rslilp. No voice wax f i h n t nor on Hepl |u ernto under tha colary luarkei- (ho program baa uol heeu Out Fi-lk'a i'hiee ti.im’ ill nl j* V* i ti i,V Fit111' nr iin nl niiirt* iin against Ethinyl* during the •*•' T lotl's my •Ijjiteiuro all ilp h l, i ,c , „ k llip agrrrm m it trn i^ llte le up In it c old |>lnh Inn, h nlni ilcly nri.inr'-d, luftleatvd Inllely sm in xed . ho luhleiiteU |(| A|1,.„ . . f dim', r**n ren i*m -' ainn nf the credential* commit* \\* t I’ u. I M iih I •* p ro ve| b y . tho fiu r o la r y " I Au i r e f r e s h m e n t s w ill n. ,■ v i h»»> Hbapman •cliox'l , ,(nr h X tl , in \ivnl My H|h Ic. The aasrnildy ailJouniMl Mi, Vriiiiiy i lM*r i n n l i r i i Hiqm il Rot It •* I rleu lloro nml rrlu n -o d lo I h, i el l* m l im It Is iiii |h, i l.int (Inti I iuHiIi in# .Mi H. until ft;on F. M. after Chin*'* Mu i i* grow ers alii! shippers fo r udo|i . r.-wril. |a » io r ol the K lrsl Melti lor.** ! nit m em tieia n l l i n . l u „ i m .iiiii l l lllU Wa * Mil ' . Mill Kill 1 1 1 1*1 . n|i|ieiti against Japanese sgtrrvsAllen |H*iule I mil Hiui 1*1 l i« linn in liiu rafurendiim In M " f m i rmt inlere-t mil l, ^ ills. Kitllii'iim *| I ho *oi»v. I u»iiU *Slavi« si,,n w it distrilmteil to tha deld, Hit* t»ev* l.»r.,‘ »i*li»!niMi«l/,f *»k lust wt-cx. | i u *ed, l l y i l e R u i n t , , .ii 1 1 1 hi , ........ tu g u e s t a p e a k e r s f o r t h e IH C * , . . Hl | || o Irv J r nml If I* Mini II V ritia y ,J uatrs. The appeal, saying Japan Cunsldi'rabli- o ver !m pcri-ont slim iiiiii' iiiih nl All parefft* and (rininl* I iinr.” ||u until tin 1i,nl ni'i lisiul i ■ d tll.‘ nl c a n id il mu nil o f Satifo n l. m had invaded China and waa eon* ■ if tliu tu n .ic rt III this Inca III, of llm school uru lot I toil to atI' “ la y . A h ll II li|l*lhrl. .Mi rpll Nl VlT* IlnniiiK its Invasion with all htr i d In a n y tin'll*lc*<l r e s lg r t iim i ) inli-d ''y i's " on I lieir tail Inis. tend. liny o f I ''liiiilarl Mltiil, M*l nml army, i nvy,. ami air force, hart | u| thn limn lie m is ap po in ted , . , t - e , ' Uuunly A gent It. Daw son rn A flor i Impel thu stuilenla w ill or at any llinu ulinn H on x . W | 1 . .. j v l l ' l ' i l l l j r | S d u n ' hlnlri's .Mi Joliii S Mr lire ii filed only a few hour* hevoalial today a fte r an uiintll- ho assign ed In th eir rlsuses ( n u lr y o( lh* i ’ ll)* <ml Sln». fore. c la l can v ass (if the haltnfsl which will bo conducted thtiuigni IM.In rl I. Mr** I I WllxliiMRlilM. ' China filed another rommunl* Results nt llip .liVtlult will l»> Hie Remainder of Ihu daw on Htiitii'a ln|Uni nml |»»*i i ioi\lt»r |» r nml I.'mIm i I I 1 am nf ration I.reusing Japan of violat­ sun1 , to Washington whore lin* n -r'ila r scbtdiile. Mr McKay l l f f i r i 'i i 11 In Uill 1 r%r in |M* Itnll iiituii', AMI 9 ing nil internalimiiil law and all Sucrelary of Agriculture llmiry sulil, adding that lunch will bn unit (aaliit; law *. ||H r in in l) 1 Mumlprt «»i 0CHI, It ulllt a silt i*l v 1oii»|m u* v * iiinioM* I 'oiitoi j I i i i i . u r * no lit \\ ill Mr precept r of humanity, A. Wullarn Will maku u fliiul i.urrrd at tha school cafi-icila i * • • y 1 if ■ 1 1 r dm llir tin* (irniiru* iun ii im m m rril Juti i |irfi*Iinu iiiiUnl fu r f liit fjM litnl |it‘ |[fif .................. Ilrltlst autlmrilles were urt*bl* check-up In ascertain whHImr at llm regu lar time H ill Mr 1 In Iml in, Hm- Mi *' in* . of ruHitiViSe Ilia flu 1 1i*a». '( Ju ly *iii*v nt In « «t1 tn confirm in any way thr Car­ or not the majority . of celery ini*'I I I I In (In* 1 Jmml ■ r I iim I i M iii * At the Ju n io r H igh Hi hunt fli-rr* llifi Hiotnr ii-liliit* < 0111 tagena report front unofficial producers of tho tjlute (aver llm new year w ill be opened tula* lomo, la ri**fiilrm| My Mi0 T i ritljiy nil'll| Si |il , L*1 Spanish government sources oC the pact. ’I lu* jiin-llnif Ykhii h wna ai lir* with a short detotlonal e ie r - l a (v*»ji( hil« Ii (i lilc li Moml ||- « a'lw a r 4 I'sae Threel The adapting of the celery else lit the auditorium ami asiMih'tl far laniorioH nii*Ml h;i*i In n If Tlii>iiinn \V t(*ifi)t MlMjNM marketing agreement It tlio mini slgn m enls o f Ihn pupils t o their |.ii>||Mit)ml fm uiii* wi-ilt, T K. Ill* h cnAcertrd action, the farmer* In classea wlilch w ill lio ronducl- A ll f i i , flu (Jo v Con** *Ol) H. Snn|»«t*n( pirwiili nt uf thr |*«s*|y will lo* tin* 11111 r 11i tu.11 4 loM r.ol Uila rnutity have ever taken In aiinouri('ia| IfHlay. f< nallased Oa !•■«» T sa i Wallisiiii \ V * Smith* "I* diml lint 4 I*‘v*'t »*K** l!»*pni Ifllulll hlllM* cnunectjuil with Ihilr m arketing situ r lllir 1^ rill* o f (hi* ||»i*'.t Ml>lilriil> uf (Hr Ma n n * h i s ^**n. liiif Hint*- % M'liur Mihi h i tv on problems. ■* •liifhdifIJtlil, mrvlim ;'* n f tin* yt*«r* M l\ Smith, af MMn»l NrtKhlF LLTCR! Hanford Pullen last night arnr In i In 19 !C« *p|| m i C A L IF O R N IA B W E L T C R 8 The agreement seeks In help Mi Sin1)»■■*:on nl nl! inrin Iid'11 Mi, .Siiikih had hrni llvmi* rr*teit n local man, who** Hama !i«4r*r <>f Mui Minim v an Hi** H ist the Florida Cilery growers Im**f I II** 11 iolr Mtijly Ilk funLr 11 I'M -tho haiii ' of hi* Miii far only NM was nut revealed, on a liliplclog |(f* rt,h|i*|,i iV nu** 1 J oy 1*OH AN dKI.K H . |3 {'■ ^..ii >3 (A *i till r riin prote their prlia ranges and Inci i't.il r f f o i l to Mr iu r -r iiL No ul*o mottllr nt thr 11llir af his *M«Ni nf stealing a car In Kls*lmm*w — H»ullierti| C a lifo rn ia *' •• m lle r w l I M»11* HMoli/ nnm.'tl iii*4»i^«* rreaae their rotunda lliroiiali " 9III«-.| (lull M.1II1 III** oMI illo) low lamili;* h it' flam ('oliimhiii 1 11>’. Chief of FoilrS Roy Q. WW»ill i Im | 1 1ini* St»*' In 11ic yuntiTilay. T h »» preveiilton of market r l u t a In m liM l niriiH rn i in r diuMM* In v**i * m Iml. n ir m ir y rllm b rd la | hh at III- i mitriil Hums reported today. i l l i n t i u . I«i o h| whhh usually ocrur ut the peak iMi* t in I ion of of fi* • i •, Tin* 1 pc. I in.in vu » h 11 irtiivil viT*l«lo. ] 0 | In lli<* ro llo n arow him , The ■ar ln wlilrh Ihw arraitaa of lb* aeason anil result In low I fir offirrii in Im* r|mt« l ,t f Jl 1111k I jii-l wit- ha i'll in X’ o l l h Inc Im perial v a lk > ; |n« ul Han mail was rldlhg answer* par* W tlrn firil'rritiir C iilii hum I m prices. This l| la expected will tin* nirrlinif Uirk nrr; |nr>i \\«li frig |!><1 , May M’*» IHMI. iMrnaiilnu, aiyl 97 In U u ; An BtlKiin«f*‘*l M».-| 4 ni|ii.«I> Cecily the ties, rlplloiy telephoned W m 'iiia' be accomplished through regula­ ih*nt, v k r |vi rnmJrnt, «r« 1» l *n 1 II*♦ i * pin VIv*«I l»y" 'Nil* *1* u 11 h- earlier In the day from KlaalA' I H 'K A rlh u r 4 ’ eim ar. *1 of T u r rralfiirH »nr Alli*c»i w lm ■ 1 unto. tion of out-Dl-stale ahlpmi'kf a by li i «Mih*r nml 11 vlri* |»M »i«thnt I*■r, Mipf leOVtinn Smith nf Nrw lo. k Mini nf aunatrnkii ...... . uuthorRIes. who war# ■***Irani |l'»riuMg am t«-nin| linn proralfon among Ibu growers ftoni rach o f I Hr fiv r ill "I ru ts in f 'ilp flr, I ml "I In or strii*, M, P- innned when the rar waa foaod, thus keeping celery shipments In vi Mu M ihc count 1y im-a'ii ill* Smith rif ‘ Hriiifoitl* Kilwnnl Smith Tho Kl«*lmmc« offleislt, how­ more nearly lit 4fne with mar­ vhlcl o f SpriiififirM * 111.10. uiul M. I ever failed to Identify tha car ket needs South of Nl-w t’.rllc. Also lw*» ■lin e nifty three of Mho num­ While the marketing agree­ d h t r u lit t h r i r a t1i bers on thn license f i t corra* ment la a voluntary agreement Thr remain* vmII Maw Smifard ■imndril to those oa tha s lid between Ibe signers of the pact thio Bfirm(M»|| fm Now raailr reported Hole* and the Hrcralary of Agriculture, txni and pefoiiipanhxl i.j 1 TALI.All AFKt 1 h'-l.t lly MttiC J. J. in t u . v Ihia V aluipnj mountain into n II the goxorneut. In n'u way can M rs! 11 (1*4' ll dangiit er-in-law. Mi. nml .....I Ahd'-nrt has The entrance to Yoscnnl,- was Mhapinl Ironi;h making lvn |ht * Mr, K a rl rompel operation under this pm, j -'i. f : Smith'. appointed a s s n c la to program, II it aald. The Bee- vety lovely- a twenty-one mile |H*mIic4i1ur walla. lessor id tli.Hiu ul Florida hi i."| relary of Agriculture does not drive at the base nf ruyired Tha fm fall I* a niirhtlx feature l'*rni.| In any respect allsmpt to regu- mountain*, with tha Merrill Riv­ in the autnmrr* madr h> llnuwiria (.’idlege for *ln- coming Weather Foreraat musician, who will lave lata shipments but acta ably on er always following the read. The burning tim b er from Ihc (up of The trim-rally fair tonight *n4 Ihe recommendation of thu Con­ Yuuemde National Park is M 'li f J I a c ii* point point. IPJOO fret high- Into " 11 Tm-sdav slightly cooler 'in #*» rrrfhre r e c e iv e I hi* Ids II M M| trol RommIUea rompwaed of Sfuarr mlJea- a mighty »la«h in the lake helnw, causing csicadl-s part met,! treme mrth portion and on thd n w |pt(,nU „ f HilherV ]<enthins bnlh grower and shipper mem­ the Sie.ras, soma seven milc.i of sparks ami flame In trnemblj degree at the. Kaalman HthooF, krys tonight. Extreme norlhw«*4i long and averaging one mile wide a waterfall. The Indian rail is of Sluslr uml Im* also ............ bers. It was pointed oat. „ |,avc no fear. Ilu,| their Florida— fair, continued cool to" This ronlrol commUlau has and four thoutand feat in chva- given at W:Oo o‘c|o*k (I 2 :(io our aomo yesr. al’ r..*.l ...... monthly atloralions will l«- reduced night. Tuesday fair. ins Merlin the authority lo 1operule only lion with perpendicular prccipicra time in Sanford) ju*l kefotu the ' " ' d u r i n g the rnm ing year hcrauar Daytona TMee llli I'rnfeasor In an emergency but may use rising 3000 to 4000 feat on either fire Is thrown wirr. I '. f the reduction in Hn« p articu lar Kmnlay's tides, high, 1:06 tho F » t.r e r e * -. , (m J by the | omity Fom m Usion Its own discretion In declaring tide of IM . vallajr'i floor- Thr There is a new tunnel threugli d re T o u rrcl .d Tt’Ot P, low, 0:34 A. lo ir* la F a il* the exlatance of tn amergency w*IU ard aoUd jrrmnltft. II I*. Heindon I'feik uf Ihe Ihe mountain 1,21.1 feet concrete It* w as a n ." to h n r I Clrruit Court nnnnunrcd todsy, V. »l. Thrrr arc many baautiful ami with daulilr and offering proposed regulations lanes. And many Ilaremrler 1'i-iar people who have inter liern tu bar of thr A m e r i c a n t'-iiur si nee this fnrm nf F'«h ial Security In the Hsrretary who la em­ ap«cUcular waUr falla, Today, 211.1(2; yrslrrday, 30.1. ids /cm • in will U taten one by Ihe Stale powered to either accept or re­ Yoacmitr Kail* la a* ih«tr drup of Yoeamlle ale familiar with Ihr Quartet doting I'rrcipltalinn I'srls, Km-*’" hnlh ns a enlnial within a shmt Inm- and enough ject the proposal- The proposal J **0 f” 1’ p 4*?* Yn»r|"it>^reflections of Insuliful Mirror Tnlal for yesterday------— L_ IM and *a an eiurmldo and ot.lie*can become effectively only Falls which drop* 120 feet with a was appropriat'd by ihe County Total for month .......... ......... ... S T player. Mr Alidentll w u In pay the iienskMi*" until Ihe new with hit approval- however. Mr cascade* between I" TRc drive down from YoM-rnllr- tr*l Total to data —_ 1 1 # Dawson polntsd out today for vreote a drop af I J U feel, a hack t* Merced and over, to Sal- foe »on,« linn- a iin mher o f Ihe srt-np iiccome. effeclivr. Tepperataroa ed to have tha wrong Impret- greater height thEfl NLjgra 1inaa was very itilctcstiiiifi |»w»aifi|P Flnrlngstl Hvmphoiiy. Orchestra Maximum, 91; Minimum, 71ad to bare thawrong Impres­ Ynsemit# Is vary frrtilv valleys, wilh and has mad" valuable ,i0niri;T ‘ C difficult *“ ithreugh Ithrough fertile lierald reading. MOTHERS HONORED .. butlons as a niembrr uf the sion of i ha wwrJtanlaai of the .lewrlba. Tha Moraad River flourUhlng field. We were told Official proposed pact. In the renter of lb* basin and lx (ha U m ......... Un,,, in anil around Staff of the \W.\f radio slatiun, ..... ............ HYDE PARK. N. Y „ —(AT— rtnelnnall. Mr. Alidendl ulao is fed by tho many folia that R 'w ' Salinas sold for |Mkhoi |wr acre hf hi* i'ivsidrnt RimseVrll yt-sterdsy laFinrida has two of the |naJor into it. My conception of Vo**-|0r woUd for ^ |u r „rr, . The a composer and ■aval stores' parts of tha world, mite is this haabi was cau.«i nf „ nr iWP|ye-lnch symphonic works will he glreii sued a forntsl pmclamation drslg, observes thw State Chamber. They thousand* of year* baforr m»“ l wf|| and pomp is thru- to four a premiers over ihe radlu hr nkling Sunday. Sept. 2't, a* Gold ,Slar Mothers Da,. Iturbi this fall,' Wo Jackitfvilla and rmnaacuU. Idnd, tjr an k* glacier whuh cut ___ iteattaare «w pegs ikreek . - r. • League Blocks Effort By General Franco To Unseat AgentOC Spanish Loyalists Thn opertng of A a n f <*r d School* tomoirow will end the va­ cation of approximately 1800 children of Sanford nml nearby rural districts who will exchange Cholera Epidemic Is Spreading In Areas ^ Under Foreigners NUMBER 27C Mighty- Fleet Assembled To Stop Piracy AN EMPTY SADDLE Seminole High Looks For Largest Enrollm e n t In History; Nurse HasWarning Retreat Orderly A n d Strategic SHANGHAI. Sr|it. HI.— (A P ) — Under heavy fire from -Inpnncno land unil xea ImttftneM, the Chi nest- army nhandnncd the hotly fought Kiangwun wtlirnl north nl Shanghai today and with­ drew ell forces to a jHiwerfully 'fortified second line IdWenko network o f trenches Vacation Ends Tomorrow As Schools Open Established In 19°S TwO Persons Plead Guilty In Court Two persons pleaded guilty to thargoa nt law dotation* before County judge R. W. Warn' last B it uni ay. /s m s ) Jacobs pleaded guilty to druakenneaa charges bat tha Judgment and tentnlre of tha Court was withheld . until tha October term of the Cminty Court. Wilfred Itrooktna. hold so rhargeo of petit UrrenT pleaded guilty add was *i»*n an alternative of a flow of |U and cost* or N d a n In *h« County *«. _____________________ ___ tyPercent In Favor OfMarketProration ^ .n„„...... ttt r 'X ...r r 'r r . '’““'iH.ncdtv.-,-k William NV. Smith Dies At Son’s Home From Cbast 7 V Coast AND BACK AGAIN IitH'iil Man I Held On Stolen Car Charge New Professor NN’ill DirectViolinAt I-'SCW ------------------------ 1 v LOCAL WEATHER I Mother’s Pensions Not To Ut* Reduced � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 11, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1b1513b40ba4378532c59f666917707b.pdf c46c5279991ba937c49cbfa5832b0807 PDF Text Text / AMttk * -*e-T « # s r v v A? 0 Foss"Expected To See a Chibs Meet In Crucial Tonight At Local Park .a t * S c a d m u e O n M c I n t y r e .X a G e n e F ie rh e n S h o w e r* K a e so A n d A S T H E Y Leesburg RaDyl In Eighth Beats' Gainesville, 64. R I P i fv ir \ ..- , Bf n o t io n ja iiH H K n r g iv e n *ha* llaa»H Prtee* koUor „j I n Ceft)rt«*t. h o U » . Iauur4 •be tlk * » / of Aufeaei A. O. m i . baa A M la a » off — and baa aud< truncation far a las ta ba lac wad Ibcnoa. aal.i aartirteaU M > n m U a follow.n( f eaerlSo* araairty la iba County • » SamtnoSa BUM at FI or 14c. tu. wit: . . i.H d A n d J. Holbrook Becord Three HHe Each r n e k > r j « M to woitroagkln la tba fourth ||Mr I wbhn Prichard *Tae aaft t « m In DXXAHP- fWld ' M iW 'w w A 'to1 iacopd on r ^ M a i -It Kaaee’i aaertfk*> Early Wynn r tastUk* Jr-tae '>“» • hard albyl# Into right ytnniyiF, p . lb nmndkltd fltld ta a w * 1-riebard and ba ||«ldstock. p . . I at antoy want an ta aacuad whan nta hit yot w tU only away from Hay ha* In right &&&&*'*!?•**• MtM t y U tk« M M h ©f Oriober, Date* ia»e tad bar. ISST. o. Clcrb ml Bacaluolc (U A L ) Krrora llu ih .a. Adair, Schmidt, llclflnwcr lloldetoeb. ttuao bat* ted In Holbrook, clary, t a in ion. Iluaccrlun». Tara haee Mia. Holbrook. Dldr knot, M artin Btal* ca kacca W ary «. Muggerto i. Horrific#. K ueae. j N l n r a M I W r M Bay at Bcptcm- r iib r n ik in . at C l m t Court County, Plenaa Mrlatyr* I. Wyna «, FUbcr I. xtrlkcouid ktelalyru .d. Wynn A k-lehar |. IIHa o ff McIntyre* l l la I .anlana; riabar ( In •*£ Hit by pltehcr, by Kclntyr# H -1 « f . Htshea, M d la ly ri l*nnlny fdfrher. k laid y Y a . Urnalroa Cowan ant Baaltfc. Tima, ixrndi i liariad ahbrnl serose tool tallies. Kmaa> A t h t a o . 'a n t i l d . U rely cdfttir field amtba ahaw* advanced to tblnl an Wynn', old Ia n * aaariflre. Clary alaylad ta t w i n by| tba f W d ta acorn Kaato and ba a toll r SMS]Ml ideond momenta talar Langston our. nme- singled through the h o i ta aeon a/.cf tba Clary and Martin douoied to lefi 4*WH aM ta trod Langaton ta thlnd.. Rug p in s c h e r ydrlo acercd uangrion with the ant. T ba fourth u liy , nU aerond hit Into ft* fa r I I « k « U r field. ^ a ba ogw Loadlny tha hiutay fo r the # 'p lat bar evening waa At Kaaao and Sammy l%m ; tha Holbrook who wtru credited with .* F / 0 <1 tbrta bite each while Lanyston, p ’O M t a Marita. Kuygaria and Prim-ard an wttb aecured a pair o f blowa each. . Th e st A N D IN G S I^ s litit f .Ml tUlneevllle. • rI&. > A T I i m i . I.MAUIK. N ew \ f i k « t llrueklt Ipn H . I d u ll» / a i Cb r itfu I ’llirlttn a ll Ml I* ll# b u r «b . I ’llliMitt IphlM Ml IbiMlfin ■ IK K Ilir A S I . I U l i l K lUialitn Ml N ew Y ork. < InrUml a| New HONK n n IT A ^ U IM il I N r U d e r l s I H l*rtaa| I r e l i n t a r 'a lle w e r a llrouklra Nklladelpkla ClRelnnali AM KM IT A * (MVicwriTli playoff eerie». Sanford • - NOTICE • Itsrn U fg, T-gere f. Iluhrlg Yankees I; Hartnett. Cube 1; M f eta lasatfe I; Mot.re. lies» I T h e B o a rd o f C o u n ty (o m w t u s jo u a r u of S e m in o le C o u n t y , F k r i d a , w tl) re c ti r e h id e o u U p f o llo w i n g : Mr<*hrikr* II ante I; w Inee It H i h e l g r r a I Tk# I dr ru t*t IH klaru lo. V u n k tte I I ; flraea.t il Yaa. :-< berg. T la e r e I t : ii.h r la . M; K e ll, Had Hie Jl: York .111 T*a« re I I ; Off. mania la. .1 . 1 .l»l ,|tl IT It to 11 tl t l IT eo IT (a |e if tl it II H tr ta r o fh ) R o o f i n g t h e m a in . b u ild in g fk o a v 11 I th e C o u n ty C o n r k l LT a a i t L t i YM arn nitAY n a e i i H utatw t .n t c ir M ay tbu: wibaaru of th# Lewabttrg- I »•-trust. • •M*MWs» Ml 01. lartMlM. W a sh in g to n at l*hllaslelphlM. York fk le n a o ' m tr b u r u b HI. loiule New York nolro.t r Cbtontru Hoolnn I'laeeland . Wnehlnai-n n U a lt h k b HI. lou-u -4 U1 BmrU N t| D fU .ed a. I lalnessrllle «; laersburg €. NATIONAL laK A illN H#W Turk t; llrtMthlyn I. • f l h t t * 6| 01 laS’Ule • Fftlaburgk l « l j ClnrlnNsil M . rklUiKIph a *-M; lit** inn l- l aaa h i m ) - i nxSS State To Employ Citrus Inspectors T A U AH/ISSKE, Fla., Sapt. 0. —(A>)— Tha agrieultsra departNew York M ; Boalon M . , Iment may require 1M men ta auPhllectlphU M ; Waehlngtup II*. pervlaa and Impact tha cltrua f'lerelaad M i Heirn'l l ie crop aa it atarta to market thia . Chlaagft It; 01. ladsule I. __ .. IfVTiniAATIOYAl« I.N 4 U IN month. 0rracuee H i Newark I. Nall (more II; is^raep Ci|r 1. Tha atala cihlnet authoriaad Toronto 6; lluffalu | Monireel !• .Mnrben|#r I. their employment by Cammiaalon■ A k k g t r A i i.n tfii M • ™ l Y *S!lRimVs *• radyutl I. Steak i, Rita ad Bweoaay I l i f , 1*1 taalaaai Padgatl S la s.fi Steak I l> j iuiber "^Beeeb. *" BOITIIKNY I K 4O IK A llanla It; c*kallaiM»«sga. 4. rr Nathan Mayo, wha oald tho. Naekv.lle 4i KnnarilU • entire group may not bo aaodad Lilia Hack I; Memphla l. New Orlesrin* lllrm ng.tnm rhsln. bafora tha and of tba month | ALANAM A-rieONIII 4 1414(11 R | jNKMAj ( gU K T S O C V T S O r . - t n a u w ia u JACKSONVILLE. - { J t h - La* lia said eoreml packtay houae* elm & Wataan. SS, a city Itaamon waa alactracwtad i n l i l h u atop a light paia wtwa hit hady cama ta contact with a wire aatrytay UOO roJu Effort* to raataa hla.faOad Andalusia V r^i!»,,f 0prln«e o had opened la tha ettraa anaa. l O I T N I A l T R I U I.K40I 6*. f Ptav-wff I Fruit inspector* wOl ha otatlonod Pe nearols •: Mobile ft. at each plant. •O IT W AT1.A Y TIC I K 401 II f'olumleus.Nasannah. rain P in t ahipmeata already hare Maron 4l iarkenaxlll* f. hern made, and gaaermi man mant TODAfV* II4MK* PleONIDA ITATM I.K 4 0 IH of tha crop wtU ba w ' _ I irta fw fC a) fora tha month’a end. W U M 01 Is a ls r i, 0ilB. j k m bawl (4— Roonut WKhout Board mToMS for ront.^phone gS4*W. >-■ •___ Barmbt la a taaalan aatm. hd aarrod aHbar hot nr «aJ4. D A N D UNN.- Sacral O p « r « t i v « 41 »>*W lT *rlfT "A c iFttt> R t ////'/ W S tN lB llE b ' ApVrtmanU close 'n t a .'fib s 'p a r ’ day *lth «aa and b t lU . far' d Urnltad Hma. 'F a f V a i 'A'pUrJ earner ' fiercer S toalke. Daytoab' Bhacb. Phone ' n i - r ,,Bddfdri>. R O O M --. 715 PLEASE BOBOV. WOLF, kND t , W I L L W A IT " WERE TO R. VOUe A N N / COOP CVEhUNGj wrrti Tvurr . rtxt w a n t to o c a HOW HE T A L K * •mall nicely famlahed Spanleh bungalow for rant. Phono 647 MS Palmetto A»e. T FOOT MAJUSTIC) Rafrtyarator for IS7 6A Seqtt-Carra»»r Inc. ONB_ M iLir"aow TraUar.. p^ana '* W k r - ■ for”"eele Aim SSI-W. E X O C PTIM a I T V a LUII — TWO -dabd.'IS" by 6 . Truck litre U r Root Asta-Sapply . *i|.. taHtdfiSUi1iUK 1, . 1ivkk TOO CUR to WHJTT9 ‘ IN THE ENVEW THAT'9 ' 9 0 S. IM PORTAJ Tj • ANN ? i VA4V. PART OC TV4C MONCV X aerr f o r t h e RANCH— three 5 HOOLDNT CARRV 90 MUCH CA9M,— • it * . g g r DANGEROUS. f o \ CCULD VOO M tP C MVBCLF— MOO VilMWT. GET VOJP INTORHAriON FROM TME CLERK �g a g ^ ^ ^ p p ^ p p ^ ffa w a ^ jg ^ ^ p ^ p w fe ■ —n r - y.J! ■■?•*><* V * r s I — - - r -'^ * ^ p .^ S :n -» ■-Lvi 'v ™ i£ £ g g ^ ^ *V| Snnlnole County ProdocM More Fruit And VegaUbte* T h u AaJ Similar Area In America . , *" Buford to Tha Omly Ccaln) "» g V M k CUy Affordlag Ball Highway V . Aid WaUr J rta f nrialloB AN INDEPKNDBfl* DAILY NEWSPAPEB > JL M- '_ i 1 Tax Redaction For S e m j ^ Is Anticipated EVEN IN WAR, A HUM AN TOUCH [English Views j-S^hool Year With Optimism Du Established In 19°8 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, IMT VOLUME XXVI *T 274 Powers Meet In Conference On Piracyf Row *NOW, ABOUT THAT W INE THROWING-------» A. *C#to._____ Russian Agent Insint unit* Italy Is Re* sponsible For Subs In Mediterranean Sufficient Funds Re­ ported Earmarked In Reliable Sources For *8P0 Per Unit BudgetEstimates Re­ veal Cut In County Controlled Mlllage Of Nearly 5 Mills m b er I England Presents Plan For Control • AjT'^optlm i.lic preview’1 af school* actlvltle. for the coming year war glvrn by Colin Bn#II,h. Slatr superintendent of public Inrtrurtinn. In hla speech before a large number uf teachI ere and visitors at th* Junior High School las: night. All but one t.r th* teachers Even In war. n human touch b teen aa thU/^hlrifee boy playe of. Seminole County, aa well a* (IF .N E V A . Fept. 10.— (A P )5 hi* harmonica, unmoved by the alern-faeed Japanese warrior beside a large number of visitors and The County tax millage rim. Even a* be pi*ye there I* death and destruction In the streets officers of the Parent Teacher* —Soviet * Riift.i|(iV Foreign Association, were present to hoar was tentatively reduced 4 before- him, but his youthful spirit is unJampeaed. If Mn. Franklin D. Rooeevell h»d any quest tuti in her mind about tin ► jtufPi ehampsgno- pxitmisar Mutlin- Utvlnoff the addresses given by lh* etata 8-4. mills and homestead aquirtlng eplsude Involving her son John and Ihe mayor of Cannes, France, je rlik fi this I lit lit* that lulu today told llio nine nueducational leaden. owners are expected to se­ confer"Ro for as th* State la con­ settled It. She Is shown greeting him upon hi* arrival In New York, utter u vaea’llon.tour of Kit- f llon Muditurraneun cure the benefit of a three cerned, sufficient • fund* from rape. Meanwhile, John’s irtum gave rise to talk uf romance because ,j>retty Anne Lindsay Clark ''“ CO dl'KIttlied to end f ilH H mill reduction in the Road m arine p iracy th n l "th o g o v reliable earmarked sources are (right), Boston debutante, waa welting nl Hyde P.irk to welcome him horn*:. Bond Interest and Sinking assured to pay the State'* al­ iTitnu'Ilt of a K u ropegft Fund, according to budget location of 1800 per Insl^ocOoti ntnlc” waa the p ira te. It estimates released by County By MRS. J. J. HOLLY from being overcome by tho sand unit to the various counties dar­ wan a th in ly vcllutl occutuvl Clerk O. P. Herndon this So this U California! Hello Yet, In the distance we cuuld see ing th? coming year," th# BtaU lion uf Kimist Italy. c it y n e w s b r ie f s morning Superintendent stated. California, vr* are Floridians on tho snow capped mountains. Great Britain and Vranea After assembling ■ 1 ® " l Is* our way to Indio, th* largcet date An instruction unit, was waa Wo were only a few miles out enlled upon lho seven other poweis crow* Is lb* General School producing section outald* of India? of. Los Angeles and It was our pointed out, consists of on* to adept "by common accord'' a rang ind a 1 14 mill lu crm * Indio 1* situated In the Chowchll' Intrntlon .topping there for th* teacher ami 30 pupils in dmflyr sweeping plan to annihilate plretw U lb * 8l»t<vy A j l l » l * lb* Coun­ la Valley* Just north of tie Imp*' night, hut wa ware caught in the average attendance. An Instruc­ submarines. , t ty Cosamlaaldnere •>aura *bl* to rial Valley, Um temperature In tha mighty whirl of tho late afternoon tion unit I* also allotted for oaah Yvon Drtbos, oper.lng tha mo-, •tract • 1 I I mllL decreaa* In summer rlsas to ISO In th* shade. traffic, and when we did stop wo II50J expenditure for,, pupil mrntous conference at Nyon near toUl taxation tor the year ot W* were fortunst* to be conduct­ were on Uoltywoad Boulevard* In transpoi lotion. D e fe n s e s A r e here told the delegates assembled* Professor T. IV. Iiawton* Super G i j o n l l l T I t over the yaar of 1»14* ed through on* ot Indlo'a largest the famous Hollywood* California. Th* State Superintendent and lu seek some means of Mediter­ D e c la r e d Sm ashed; *91. date ranches. The trees were the So It waa there w* stayed nrtrly Georgy W. Marks of Votuiia • latrq in:, morning tint ranean sctuilty. Thla budget la axpeclad tob* most beautiful of species, each a week, taking many alght-ieeing county tin * introduced to the will not begin their regu­ "Is Is impossible to permit tb* S o v ie t G e n e r n l A id s toenailr adopted by th* Com- tree planted In lines aa straight trips, one over the beautiful gathering by the Superintendent lar dunes until Tur.duy inmnhig present situation of Insaeurlty Its* •Aston at lla meeting on BepL aa our celery fields are laid out. Beverly Hills, tb* home of tho of Seminole County, T. W. LawHENDAYK. Sept., 10. . M l - continue without the grsveat of ■ BIIANGHAt, Bept. 10- 0 D - Monday will l«* ..|h*ti for lute m .) m The bunches of dates, thousands movie stare, reel. • picture within ton. Japsn't streamlined war ms- registration, ami h-tehrrf r a w l . l j . . ^ , ^ , , n |u.r‘te.l today they perils," he .said. In the same The (*nlallT%#tllmate* ot ex­ to the bunch- are tied together Itself. Such flowers, gnrenlums Mr. Marks, in his short ad­ Ihra. A cowl pieI o rcIknImIm for the . . . . breath he said, "W o regret" thatalubtmru opening of nil Sanford 'rehm.ls ',ml penditure* for th* coming year with a swab of pollen on cottrn grading like hedge* and yir most dress, I fought greetings, to the chine struck at the iCssilssiS ns raws Three) ,ho ‘JO* trnn'rnl r'" aa they ware preeented by Mr. placed In the center, thla makes vivid colors; reast In profusion Chin*** defenders on all' frunts IV m i Is s M n - esse • l i n t will be published in tofnsnow-s'’ l»'»m v in the high Euru|H? nmuii--------------------- * J today placing Americana and Herndon are ns follow*: Gen- them ratable. Will quote a few are sold on the streets, twentyedition of Thu lirrald. .j tisiii seel Ion, tho bulwark of tint Olhtr foreigners In serious nanernl Rerensee $23.1*04: Pinna authenlc facta: They plant 48 five rents a dosen. 11 • —— Itiljon defclt.es. slier n Its hour1 ter from the spreading host IIand Fartaltsren. 00. Road trees to otie acre* One tree Dears Th* lawn* were blankets of S h a ron T o A d d ress |*«»ttiw n*e defense iim* brsk* nmi; ICanHaaie a , * M » TV m > Ulna. US pounds; 10,000 pounds to an lavgndsr or pink flowers so masfled II, rmmus hand In )|*I,|I acre; they ship from, Indio 104* sir*** tBought, they were painted. j l l W P t a t o t d C virtually ^ihe | J a >'CCt*8 W « - * t S lH H I ftghlmg ■1<mglhe mountain trail* l U (jwytbKpocnd* t'tiw rtif nMbi IM L 'S S tf* Truly tB H 8 8 R 9 F f6ur I W m o . t .•M® 11Isare . . I.ss.s . I. s , . 7 'IUMO tllUIl IjUDO f ( f t aboVO Cflf* •mm® *■ w Im*ii Hif*[ An. Im|iuiInnt mtrhui: of «»«.* ,,a which I* from October through beautiful flowers ■I oversaw. At * ■■■ " Bhanctiil wirftrn * »lart<*<! oil SunfonJ JiTttior CIihiiiIn r .•( rmii 1’ Five giivi’ihment planr, wen* December* via Panama Canal le Santa Monica wa had our first Thu Sanford Dasutolt Assocla* , nill.ANnO. Bept. 10—(Ah— Aug. It United Slates Martovs, inner will Ik' hi-M nt IVik*. ri.iir New York. view of th* mighty Pacific-, situ­ Iml down Invuigi'nl roniiunndrre tiun will spmitor a ptoy by play Orlando will 'reeelre IS9S.000 guarding ths northern buundsry on the Orlando lli^liuu) Moinlay Prom Indio via Red Lands and ated on an elevation high above id they had coiiI nIi mini reports description of the came between San Bernardlo we drove through the tea legal* overlooking elegant tor th* building of a new Post ot ths International Settlement, Fept. l.t, nl H:00 IV M . j:. i: hut 11 Itiisfilan thtieinl **TotT»*Ert the Sanford lookouts and the today whrn I anry, vl«*e pivai«V« tit i f the 01 thousands of acres of grape vine­ beech home* In Glendale Is the Offlee In the heart of Orlan- j warn endangered 1 h is nmi frcun Velrnr'iu the tvm Gainesville G-Men tonight that J. N. Robson, chief clerk at the yard*, and through the largast of site of lovely Forest Memorial do. according to nn announce* Japanese shell fragments plough­ pfinirat inti nnnnutiretl Intluytl»umry( k m ! of the Spnni«li trov- will be played In the UnlVorelty B. L. Perkin* ' Men's Clothing grape vineyard In the world, which Park. The mausoleum there is mrnt today by Senator Charles ed Into Ihe rear of,th e barri­ \ majoi ity of I In* iiit iiit»ei 1,1 eitriuetltf it* urgnnitr tho deferine* City Through tho facilities of this cades. Store here, returned from an ex­ contain* five thousand scree. It famous for Its statuary and the O. Andrew* fXpeitid tn filleiitl fIiii ** M'Vi'inl Tha deal was definitely closed Bhrapnel speared ths Interna­ Im|m»« «ant pi njt elf i |t. tikiitnl l»V nf filjun, th^ la -el i*nvornvttMit- Western Union and Iho courtesy tensive buying lour yesterday was through this section we found stained glass window of thr (.art wlian the Poet Olflcsb and the tional Hettlemenl raualhg n nutn , the ,Stale1 iiif:ii||irfilMiTi tna<| pie held purl in l he Spnilhh nmth* of Iho Knn foul Herald in furnish*, during which he viaitad th* lead­ oor first big Ring Cnerriei, and Kuppcr. We saw vault* where re­ Weals log tho rtuh with tho old scoreTreasury Denartmenta. signed tha ber j>f civilian issusltles lllgli M'titi*t| nt tin* aitimm r » enfi irnr*1 ing manufacturing companies in did we eat cherries. Drove out to mains of Florenr* Elgfldib Marie M'ikI of tho r«*MUlnfir** tn tho board that has Vccn used hero in New York and other eastern cen a large cherry orchard and bought Dressier and many other irlehrl- ordsr allocating the money for osploslvre rained down un tires nl IhiytAvm IU:uli leti-ntlv ndl iiunrceflt'a ttfrlWNtil drive wtu> thu past for world xries game*, the Orlando project from lbs Whsngvwx Hbanshar* nutlet tu lw* tli-rti'Kfd, ter*. one-half bushel for fifty cents. ties are entombed; saw open door 923.000 ooo fund recently appro­ niU'le hy AuMriEUB. deeuml t-hi* the* play by play account of the. the mighty Yauglie One pru* -Everybody I* talking about ___ l.fH'il |iti»jfdt** '.li.'li nrn i f v i­ Did you ever hear of a City be In vault lined with pale blue nvrcrrt fi|{Ut«iH in tilt? govern* game will be seen. (1 Florida up there and from if I in jlng built m the middle of a desert velvet where th* body of Jean priated by Congress for expend­ Jertlls nsrruwly missed s Hr It - tal intermit* tu «»lc ri»ifen* will meld rankaPlayed on the descriptive acorre lab destruyer, Andthsr wbloed hr illAruNfM'd, ntirli pn i*iy Truth r diretiona we will have bumper o ( ( ;s 0f palm-lined canyons* date Harlow would be laid the nest iture on public building*. busl-d exactly ns it will l*« playeif Aeenrdlnr to present Indica­ over th* Fren* U flsssblii * ii * rump uiiirli, ’If •* rnn'ei'd, th I ef tourists,- Mr* Robson Rsrdcn, painted met**- and hug* morning. In Gainesville, the pisy by play tions ths new edifice will prob­ rhured aerate tha river fruit) 111it c* firm nr init ni 11*11 -ntf Itrt%** cactus? Well, that la Palm Springs, Over the Pacific Palisade, are account will eiimn from Karri* H u r r ic a n e R e p o rte d He added that according to the the millionaire's playgrounds, and the lovely Bemhelrriar Gardens, ably lie built on the site of Shanghai at Hnolung, IwTin ninili* f nr I hi* handling, Mi. Field there lilreelty lu the scora the old Court House, the old1 Japan carried tho Warfare lu Ijmry atrued reports In circulation, the Indus­ M o v in g N o r th w e s t rendesvou* for many of the famous for It* Japanese brom boirdlbs Christ Huuth Chins purls with tlie Fol im r *rmumh 9'mint y J lit!• tries In the (Cast had experienced movie star*. You do not realise statuary and miniature d»rdrn*. county Jail. and Tht* scoreboard is locotret on tha bombsrdmeat uf Hwstow. Amer­ .1hmh*h It. Sim••n. will JA* lh<* ipiep* their beet summer since 1920 and It is a desert, with ■lawns* Itks We could see the pitaclal home of building. JArlC?ON)1l.l.K. Kept., 10 . — ennopy over th* Smuku House It Is esperted that govern­ icans there look refuse on tho are looking forward to even a velvet carpets, and flowers every Ann Harding and frgm thr other Pp4<nkrf uf the fU’caiilitii iiiul re* M ’l 1.0 I 1* slop n pnils rnust'd I In* ment architects will plan a four United Stales gunboat Ashu- firuhnu'nta will Ih» h h v u I Im* t'llitnl Mult*** Wrnllirr llnivn'l at snd through the eo-opcretlon by greeter winter. color of the rainbow,^ and inch side could are the vast widelh* Sanfonl Folic# Department* During th* trip Mr, Robson pur­ homes that you only see In Palm spreading city of Loa Angeles or Ore story structure Tb# new vllle. The flret of'TTM American im.In.itly ufler lh«* mrftinift Mr. Knn Jinn, t'lii-rto Him, tiHlsy to Fir*t Street, hetwren Park am! lititfdlng will serve as a combi­ war rvfugoes left llankun to­ chased a largo variety of stork Springs, not spectacular in archi­ down in th* valley. Now Pesadrna r.nnt'y cuiiflmlud* ii*»i.*o the |n-Mtinn ft )tri*viuu*ily link Avenues* will bo roped o ff Which will be offered th* public tecture* lut with an atmosphere of Is a beautiful residential section nation Poet Offlee. federal Court day for Nanking wtib n prayer liod dial till for thr tropical ill* nud benrhc# rrceliil for the man/ House, and otllce building lor that their train would nut be In Sanford this FallI ill Isnncu In tin* snutlicin Altaulic comfort and beauty oornblnad also known through th* nation *• W ils o n A n d L a in s o n Ssiiford baseball fana that are many federal agencies bombed. ' Tha loader patterns are the The a I Miradq Hotel where Amo* the scene o f the Rosa BDwl foolorron. r?.peg led tu attend. A tte n d D u va l M e e t asost stylish In men's clothing, and Andy broadcast was lorsty, boll game. Tlis ranter of the storm, reportThe board waa put up thin Mr. Robaoa stated, with etripei also Amoa has a beautiful bom* . -----7 , r*l to lu * sreompnnied by shift in;: In Esposltion Park we taw ths morning through tho rourteay uf Definite derision In the prt.pornl ovrl. „ ^,,,^11 nr,.,( and plaids taking the lead in suit* there, H am id U oyif,, Bill Hay* Ism Angeles Memorial’ Coliseum; W C. Hill, W D. Hoffman. C. A . q A H o tit S u i r a r O l i o t a I **»»«! rounly partlclpato in [i,*v«*d cast of the poiilion prej p o r men. Double breasted suits, ahd many more screen and radio nine acres sunken grArden, with Haines, K. c. Harper and Tbn W Kintord refunding prormni muv ijollriy pll>u„| T |„. „,|vi.„ry m w * b s seem to be more favored In celebrities have winter homes. As hundred* o f Varieties of rqoeo; the Two thousand pounds of Irish Sanford Herald. a -; tb* Metropolis than the single we were leaving Palm Spring*, a Museum, of History* Bclence and potstors arrived here this morn­ W AKIIINGTON^Un. ' *** n’ n‘1'’ V ufU.‘" Iht' " “ "IluViil 'V " T "I iiunlv h'»’ IK:B0 Vi A o ilIN u T U N f nf|'t** in 10,,— (A ) i tnrctiiiL' „ A. M** ?ui*l , the. .li.tmbailee , breasted type, he said. ru,*s..t.» w . 11 . „ .11 . 1 . I " '" " . "umj • •(,|,|„n .|,|iy ,,,, 1 , 1 ,,| this m»mterrific alorm hit us* w* were Arting' from Orlande for distribution oecretary Wallace alloUvl quo r<mun|ssbmrrs today. -■ , in forma to stop ana seek shelter It waa great to . walk down omnng Seminole County relief to* of about 22,000-000 pound, of, n , r Attorney Ir id It Mil •(• j r, , *' ° " f •on . l! 'v1* " " " ) rM " “ ■ ” *• north ’ nn,l f*T tlrgrrcs west”, behind an embankment, to keep ipssllinwl ns v ie s Tarns) clltnte,' Annie Mae Calhoun local atigsr to foreign countries which 4-|iy Clerk Flunk K l.t-io>* n Thiwstnrm mi,I to bo miw* commodity 'clerk, reported today ’ pay full duty on shipments tu thel;r ft u,l, innrnln,- fni .lui-k-onvlllt* , , . ITtilt*,! Rtalre H i. I . k ' 11 , lag 'slowly west n,..lhw, *l«u .,l nr Thr potatoes, tha clerk slated, United to nttenil the mwahm un.t explain hnln,wealw*rd. Gordon R. Jtiiim, John Mnnroo, Volusia county *•* same from th* emsrgenry relief These nations supply lrss than |0 the Duvnl ('onmil‘ >ionrrs ibc ------, . . . nirlroralogul nl lh** \Wuthor gin being hunted with bloodhound* Commodity headquarters In Or half ol one. percent of the Tha regular semi-monthly meet­ refunding prog. 01 ........ *hl*h „ „ rrB1J )irrp , hr .hunms s*e for an attark with a knife on a ing o f the Sanford Lodge B P.' O. g S Treceived S r - t etha r elargest r e l m '* T , r “ them yu U th.it nn ptoginni a" A nlM,1 th i*’.torm , . ----- (to ^he clients iq thla county who ^ F»ru K. will U held In the Elk. lodge in -! gdvise bui1,(.’e.mote , . , K... r,.s»iwill' i ou* I.' tbs white man- near Do Land, waa HYDE PARK, Bept- 10. - U P ) - •>»»» commodity «rd s . rooms tonight at ■.00 o'clock, ac­ ATLA N TA . Sept. 10—/Ah-The "•> « w t Mirtr.1 full bur*i picked up by Policeman Roy TltlU The rlcglbl* Indigent* may re­ ^ ^ " n ^ T o ' T t o u ' r r e ' ,>" n I T , " * : ' n ' r l y cording to aa anaouarement made scales af Georgia's penal system President Roosevelt began work ceive their quota af th* commodity ib id ^lM T ^ l a in 2*lM6s7i ,Ih’ " nny piyim rit «*n rnoe winds of 7 f. „,n, - nn hour or ami J. II Quattlebaum on Ranferd Yw m 1937 quota to J.! 7bD,3lD' w|j| ^ mmin’il today by I'rter Thurston. ea his Constitution-Pay speech af­ by bringing a container to th* morn are hlowinr mar I hr rnilfr- Avenuo lute WiJnesday night. • pound*. Th* aildltkmal quota* may ,h# r (ty .s Mdimilmni Matters af vital importance balanced at on* recape and on#, While St-rgiuni J. A. Howard Thr aUftfiinr Wins m*r rnro'io ter ordering a full Investigation distribution headquarters nest to recap*are following a what-te-doWl8 ha diamond in tb* lodge wa* finger-printing Monroe yaa* , of tb* Administration of the Fed­ j the local Fire StoUea-eem* time m Un which bare faaen cooled by a boot-It was loo of warden* In tenlay, olficera from l)* L * »4 ,j eral Commontration* Commission. tomorrow. *. -* l m tsT J u n d l l?T*f0nl ....... 1 I Ivan* strength at M .i A M. Ih e t U oddHi sa o f a'large fan It la *l the present time Is >|||(].|| baremrtrr r,,,j Inchen. called on' tho telrphon* far local He slab gave some preliminary to bring Ito IMT quota to 14 263,- j c||W|,lrnt i>„Val rounty ram** In haparativa that aO members attrusty walked .away officers tn ho nn the lookout aa i t ■ thought to a proposal to utilise Oh Lowndes County 'gang -tha session f t several Int­ “ * W1.7M »»d to possession **f the bond, when, w*» evident Monro* was on t o th* Natlea** election machinery In 1^05> f i r " - Kingdom *“ «> Lu» lL United SM.- tk, ^prlll,|,., Bank of Jacksonville p O V p m aV Ih • uits are to be while ihe warden, A. V Deed, wes way to Sanford. Howard Identified., rsrrytng out th* recent authorised 8M smd r4B>Jf: Net her I soils 24T, tlo##j fct,VrtB| )(B r. , B„. They had j * , V e J n , l > IH la the Capital yretardsy. h" Mr. Tbareton said. th* man hw wa* finger-printing unemployed "vauut," and asked 900 nod 4M.«M; Dutch East In- t o .n f!t‘|io«(i((l with thr bunk m I f ljllP C H l I I I A fter the meeting refreshment as the man wanted. An offlanf ., John D. Bigger* of Tolodo, OhioOAK C R O V j£ ~ A 3 ,' S*pl* 10— diw, ^40-420 *tnt 451^13; Cmc Iicn §^^urlty fuiwl** hrU1 in nrcuuiit* | ■A . — vflTba from Volusia County returned to direct the registration Job UP)—Hop# dimmed far finding l !t^,. -------I F. R. Vrnuy, local rratc miter* Monro* to D*lj*nd Birgers, woe ja president e f tho four-ystr-old Flsrsuxs Jackson, Coat* Rka, 23,421 and 44,024; Cain this lombla* 904 and ST1; and Belgium, Lib ley- Owens-ferd Glass Com­ missing star* Htoday j. rd in n serious condition today by pany, will d*Uv * **^1/ >• lh# of­ heavily-wooded aagtlon of the 994,1(1 and C20.0M. B llt t O n lO F o r m a l l y hi* attending physician who slated Onarksfer until kr AM discussed the who were aot A A A sugar officials said about ------Approximately 190 pmc* sffl* to Sanford Schools last year and matter ef leer* of ahas.ee with IJ M pounds of reserve quota ^ conftciouttmt tiucu hi* auto areart^CCC youtkd, farmers and far fall duty countries this year o f Parts W plaa to enter the Seaferd Jussier his company. . Weather Faracaat WHEELER DAM. A la , Kept, vW*nt yaatonlay. It waa because e f Inability to trappan tasrthad maddy bills from •Ml OOy Oommls- High School for the eeratoy yetr unallotted. Fair to partly cloudy tonlgbf 19 —UP)_Pres blent Roosevelt will) A* Mr. Vsrnay w*s driving east Oay U lerairms aC Jack* are ragalrad to register next Men obtain such leave that he recently Harrison, Ark> to Bboll Knob, Mo bnah n button »t Hyde Park, N . '° " Flret Street yesterday aftar- anil Saturday with seattorad ahoar* day mwrntog betweea 9:00 am turned dowp * membership on the trying to locato tb* daughter ef Y , today to o|wn formally th- noon Ho crashed into (b* side of ert In th* axlrem* northsrvwf MODEST BEAUTY M r and Mr*. Aitkpr Jackson **f U tM •■dock, H. 'E. Morris, prm- Communications Commission. 191*000,000 Joe . Wheeler Dam. ■ l-afayatl* driyen i>y Joe Thump- portion and on extrema south ,gf Ha tar* The need i n reorganising this Chejsea, Okta. -T* o and belonging to Eddie roast Saturday. Extrema north" K A N B A I CITY, - 0 F )- " M k s rvrwret unit in thr Trnnrsse* V rl-' »«n A heavy rate k w_____ n l fears agency, torn with katarael strife Florida—mostly clondy* lay Authority's vast flood control Klrrhhoff doing ronsidcreblo daiu- wcat bkvs died of.N attb Dakota ’' Just couldn't bring - little far month*. w»a discussed by th* eighth probably local atowara tonight *9 and alortytcsl program. Isgs to both Ih* rars. boreal/ to Rdalpg In bathing suits, President at luncheon with Frank ■ l‘ A few moment, later m AmertImmodlatoly after (he accident Saturday. and such thing*, R. Me Ninth. Federal Power Com* W fh Offlalal Report wd 'a f parading la At- con Flag will I * raised over the I Mr. Vornay waa removed to HI* d Ik Is an te. mlasU. chairman alto ha* hams weeds nror MM gigantic atructur* snd water will horn* and reports this morning rt>Matte City's beauty contest—ah* I* re gates d ee that all stedeaU given a temporary assignment ea A r* mentrout, 1 _______ ____— — .94 b* **«*te*t«t il to start whaals ufveaUd that he had aot yat fully City butlnaaa wfU ha able to hafto their werk tha Ousamanlralte— Commission find bar porastto. th*-dam turning itgalnad sanaciuusness. wttb tor at ttad ItaRi . -.* — Homesteaders To Benefit 3 Mills Would Pool Warships AndSupply Convoys For Merchant Ships Net Saving In Total / State, And County * M i l l a g e Is 1 5-8 From Coast To Coast AND BACK AGAIN Insurgents Claim Victory A fter 15 Hour Engagement New Jap Assaultj Fails ToJDislodgej Chinese Soldiers U. S. Marines Endangcred As S h e l l s ^ ExplodeNear Them ... . ..... Coun,y ** ■A Play By Play O f Game Tonight To Be Furnished Ffuifes-^ Orlando To Have New Post Office C o s t i n g $595,000 Buying Trip Thru Eastern C e n t e r s Potatoes To Be Given X Local Indigent Secretary Wallace Elks Lodge Will Hold Meet Tonight One Convict Escapes Diggers Asked By And One Recaptured F. p. R. To Direct _ ..... ... ..... ......... Unemployed Census! Una*', and wiiThi“dutnbutM «*iiy At Georgia P r i s o n s Hunted Nejrro Taken By Ixicnl Policemen / J b S iF to L -* pr * rom' : r z ,:n ‘- •*-. «r -j-i hl„. if Little Hope'Ll Held For Miaatna Child Jacksonville City Officials Visit Here New Students Asked To Register Monday Roosevelt To Push u' Open Wheeler I)am u’,t [“ ^ to overhaul B« Mt i pI l ?; dm *« 8*nf0V,v’!" r;T<J^' rr,,r,,mMl LOCAL WEATHEHt ■ - -• 1 t. �I I mm Unemployment Insurance Be^tnrta According to the lateat report*, there *re still fl fifty percent of the employers In Florid* who have TALLAHASSEEF tv 9. —OB—Governor C *«« claimed Constitution m e t t nlng Srpt. I f awd urrrd r* at. may not obpereane# In Florida by •program* l i may b# « suitable" and by display of N. fc. I*t STREET at BLSCATNE BdULEVARD Overlooking Bayfroot Park had Biaeayne Bay Opposite Union Baa 8tation rhe tfridfjj£qoi» Falls To SKow Uji a t Jefet aa kept,— „ f wgotl aa Iba lkecat employment compenaation law. It La estimated that more than 7,500 employers in the state are liable for taxes under this law. Although the deadline Tor the filing of report* wa* first set at September 1, only about 14,000 report* from employers who are liable had been filed; and consequently the deadline date wan advanced to September 16. Aa li b not likely that any further delay wilt be granted for the filing of reports and as there are aerlous penalties for a failure to do so, the Induatrial Commission is warning em- rM iT S & M WTAMT, FLORIDA as r-JSfrf ud Am acncm i ummec A fartbvt tbut kfe Is tonntctba r W W f X a t K b its* for th# brkk If she tent there.. on tbs ,TNi » k m fstli lo show up, Dr. Hay ihclini. And du not sotid out an alarm for tbo brrftfa mother—th# U aladot b t t f k U y th# Uut por. yon to arrive, Gho mother held MANHATTAN 13 NEW: For, be­ ne* heavens and a id the former shstl wred, nor com# Inti* DOO RACES >« * 7>S dog was made to be a friend ' o f man, s k i. In Uila whero money , world _______ * reigns supreme, 'Ami #fl things arc aubordinate to M, W# OS# th# dog for purposes mean A l they are has# and hurtful ourselves ns t; For In this country where alt men are free, . And Oil hot* equal rights before th* law, sold to slavery for the That comes from rare tracks slid tho gambler’s den. Oar laws do not eiempt ftom this sham#. them Vbe deg waa nobly made for n->b'n Uses Not for tho rare track- and ill gross abuses. a iR A L P A FORBES - Wouldn't It ho s good Joke on Chinese should Whi this underIs red war. Cm Jsps If tho .Tb# only difference between Charley McCarthy and a lot of tkoa# fallowt In Waahlngton who an running thing! la that Char­ ley would l-u the laat y e a as In th-i World to deny that he hat a wood an head. . w * never thought rotton pick­ waa aurh an awful Job unlit WO read In the paper tnr uthi-r day That more than I .IIUU.!0,000.000 trillion, .168 till Inn, :i:iu mil’ botla of colton would have to bo ptrked thl* Fall. ing S . "Itu.lnraa la going to get bettor thla Fall.” aaya Secretary Hop*F- There will ha “a major surge la F ill bualneaa throughout the hptlra country." Well, after the last touple nf months we could ■tend, a littlo turga without much gardless of whither benefits were paid to unemployed workingmen in'this state or not. Under the provisions of the federal Soda) Security Act, the federal government levied a 1 percent tax on all industrial payrolls, where eight or more were employed, during the year of 1936. The percentage InersMda to 2 percent In 1937, and to 3 percent In 1938 and thereafter. The full amount of this tax Is paid by the employer, *ahd only those arc exempted, generally r,peaking, who kfft em­ ployera of farm or domestic labor, or f*wer than eight persons. . \ A ~ ■ With the jiassage of the State unemployment com­ pensation law, 90 percent of the payroll tax levied by the federal government for unemployment Insurance la re­ tained by the State for the payment- of unemployment benefits within the State. However, the benefit payment* do not start until 1939, and the tax .byj that time will amount to 3 percent* of the employers payroll. While the employe™ of eight or Icon worker* are not •iabV for the tax, they nro required to make theae "Report* lo Determine Liability," In theae reporta they are ex­ pected In j how that they arc not liable for tax paymenta, rr lo admit their liability if they are. It therefore b*hoevea everyone who doea not hire aa many aa eight peraona t» mike his rrrmcVa/t ouanKi.«L-to*-*kAJ <fcat ft* (a not aubject to tfi'a tax. “ You knew, uptown New York•r* seldom eome below 42nd street for gnythlog to rsl, or anything #1m H U business. 1 wanted you to see and aampla that MW bar hu s s y Lauryssen of Madl-on arena# Irft J. P. Mor|an, probably ith moat noted resident, si most isolated, ard tb# r m t mansions of the Baksrs and Loews, In Park Ar>i,us, nire been •boarded up for as aid frlodd, John Taddrl, loi nine yearn a pupU of the gre*i R*ne» Anjard, of tho old Wsl Sort, who Uught th# new millions ires In tho tats nineties ami early naught its what good cook. y u rt. ■ big waa. And they do tervi "Murray Hill as • community good meals and reasonable. U eonUlnog bstwara P a rt *ad "Ndw I bop# you'll mil ms A Big Variety— All Style*, All TifeS— Batteries i v BIG Prices, All b a r g a in s On Eaay Payment Plan The Cost Of The Spoils System It coata the people of the United Stalca $500,000,900 a year more than neceaaary becauae of the growth of the npolla ayalem In public offlcea and the consequent employ­ ment of Inefficient help in numeroua capacities, according to the National Civil Service Reform League which recent­ ly completed a aurvey of thla altuatlon. The league claim* thla big coat waa cauaed by plar.tug Inefficient .and Incapable person* in responsible poslt'ons and cited as proof Its discovery that 18 lifeguards on New York besche* could not swim a stroke. There are now 826,000 employees in the Federal Government alone, an Increase since 191(1 of 92 percent,- the League atated. "The league foresees a further Increase since li i* expected that the administration of the social security program nlone will ultimately call for 260,000 workers," a statement by the League said. "Forty percent of the em­ ployees of the Federal Government are now exempt -from tho Civil Service 1-aw. \ "In the state Governments there are al»out 290,000 employees. Their annual pay check* total about $340,000,000. Yet only 12 slates operate any sort of merit system. In the county nnd municipal Governments there are almost 900,000 employees who receive more than $100,000,000. There are 616 counties in the country. Only 40 operate under the provisions of a Civil Service Law. There are 2.500 cities of over 20,000 population. Fewer than 400 boast uny kind of merit system." The League added thnl of theae'40o cities, the system was Ineffective In uIhiuI 200. Chicago market in July has nearly &U arrived and oiir warehouse is so crowded Hi it we dBH’t have room to put' it all on the floor we are continuing our great sale, if you intend to htiy in the he$r future, buy now and save. You will find in our new stock suites made by such well known manufacturers as Pulltnan, White, Furniture City, Simmons, Brown and Saltman. AS LOW A8 See This 9 -Piece ‘Duncan Fhyfe’ " I wanted to ahow you what prontbly th# moat nearly unique building devoted lo 4a tdvtrtliing agency you hare It Dining Room Suite titr Min. Ita office occupl#» two drawing room. Thar# are Iron cate ment windows. There la a butler who serves lev tea nf an afternoon, and a kitchen where a me#I may be prepared. Nq elevatori, furl the wrpoght Iron baluatretea and tulrwaya, ymd the “ office* are more Uk« Iron baluatrmdea and italrwnya, and th# offien are .more like drawing rooms, tare for- th# desks. 3 SEMINOLE! TIRE SHOP Ike qaallty SPECIAL Bedroom Suites For Every Taste "But w h a t.I wanted to ahow1 Itou particularly waa what you probably didn't know about— the capital of Murray Hill, a very smart. Illito. hotel run Ilk* a European eatohllahmeM by n a t io n L a u r y t s a n , a B e lg ia n , w ho Novelty Three Pieces; thing nptowh; It aU* hte a b* restaurant and a garden in INv at time*, to beep tunk out- of their columns. Often tb* reporter# and the editors feel that t story la mostly bunk but they cannot well avoid printing l| a« they have no wky to disprove the state­ ment* that are made to them by supposedly leading rltlteq* Out for every bunk story that is pabllahed many# are thrown away or written without the Inflated ptiraaca that were given the niwipap#rs- Fit F or The Finest . B e d ro o m E E SEEDS Do oat Jpdg# this flat , »*U# ky oat Kw Friest 1|> f f l P V / 1 a ■pacts! valuek far oar 1 1 / I I WALNUT FIN] Repairing Diamond Setting J - JI ' 111 ■ * mcler Greek Valley n o t b e m la t e i M m Watch And Jewelry «*.____ i 'km£ i J m s the JR DUnroncte A n i Wat -S - h r . , r A yI I I GALORE! PAfMTB | 5 * AND. McLa Modern, and NoItea—Low Prices! BAUER Ei III nr and Publisher, a trado troj Journal di luted lo newspapers , . . Q sod the buaineee of printing a IAD ,l*Prr* tveenlly published an ar­ ticle In which It wa* charged lh»t reporters of today write too much , he bunkj >rr That rbarg# I* Juatlfle*l. In Ktmu*t I'vterebtjrg^ or any other city. Hut - ju. it I* not an much the fault of '.h# inne* •*‘P*,rtere *• It la of the person* arnc from whom they gel their Infor­ mation. Ilow can th# reporter' l>o ciprcfrd to know that the *taU ith#r *mn’ * ntad# to him are eaaggeroun^ aled, A real estate dealer tails an him of a sale of a house that has >n In mad# In Bt. Prtenburg, for rumple Th# agrnt tay* the * 0f pries wa* (78-000, ami glvra other that XKardlng the deal Actual* hert|,v <l" ’ M W » « • aolf on .a trada wllh certain other property in(lr, t j volve-l and Iba prkv lU Ir l was news 1mothlaig Ilk#, the amount, actually f o rlpald for th# reaMenre, But th# ’ •*!,, I reporter cannot know that H* hotel jc* w,ot »*nr W*ll doubt tla^Wlhaa* ineodi,h* *tst*m#nta made by th# agent, havei0,w* rvrn N h# feel* that he la mted.'whig Imposed upon the only thing h« can do la to quote the ajemt, rather than print th# atate* ation m' nt ** * fari. Urtl. Bunk *eema to hava Ueome a , „ ( part o f #ur national Ilf#- and If hi. **» new*pap#rt have helped make ailed * **• *k#F has* not den* so wHh- I8lh Century, Colonial th is l o f �r; 9 •t a ■ ■■ >'-» • V f- - o iM t TT rrointnt n m J A T , h e p t e m b w i ia , i m — BBMsm— u s__ w jiM jf S *- ai . a . ■ m Powers M e e t In Confeerence the fact that all phases o f pub lie Instruction, budgets, reports and legislation with every type o f administration, should have for ila definite aim "The Child In the 'Classroom." James 8. Rickard*. ‘ executive secrete) y of the Florida Educa­ tion association and editor o f the Florida Education Journal, called attention to the Constitutllnal Amendment to be ratified at the next election which makes It encumbent on the Stale legisla­ ture tp provide fund* for educa­ tional furpoaas to be distributed to the counties of the State with­ out earmarking distinct source* o f revenue for thto parpoae which Is th* procedure er«Yy two year* under tho present act up, thereby eliminating the op eratiln of the Schools of the State. Joe -Hail, chief clerk o f the Superintendent, addressed the teachers relative to the u»e of n standard lied teachers' registers and the repair of hooka; and M. S. Stone, assistant director of public lost! ucl Ion, addressed the body relative to the aeeredltlug of the high schools In the State. M. M. te>rd. president of the Semin )le County Teachers' Club, presided at the meeting and R. E. Kipp, principal o f thr Sanford Grammar School, was in charge „ f the program. tho ad valorem mlllago ' filed by tha State we* Increased from t 1 2 to 1 l - i for tha coming year, Hume owners receive a 3 mill rodocllon lo their tasca for .'the coming rear through a 3 mill reduetloii In the Road Bond In territ and Sinking Fund. T h e mlll-ixe for homestead owner* In tho turluu* district* ot thr Comity lias been tantalln-lr Used by the Commissioners for th* comfhf jeqr as follbwa: mills Dl*t No t (Hanford 2! Dts’l Nn. 3 (Lonfwond, Altamonte 1.ahc Mary. Ovie­ do. sad ForreatCIty Is Hist. S'„ 3 (Oviedo. Slavlai Dial. Xu 1 (Chiilu V ola) 15 HU't Xn. 5 (Hl-neva. Ofreota) :s D ls t ^ 'ft h t (Paota. i—-lytiA^Vlimrm.) ;* ' • Tim Intel ■hilllage for genrril finpet!) owners In the vnrlmi» .districts: Utrtbo County Is rv pcflisl to be as follows: DIs I. Xa t 83 S 9 Dial 59 5 J Nik s Dls't. Nn. 3 r>9 m W *i. No. ( 58 6-9 Dirt. No 6 ■ 51 5 I Dls't No. * 59 5-1 And a small area In south part not In nf ('minty Si ho,-i District U S-5* At fhe session yesterday* Dr II C Kirk, wa* ttptNitnteil Pill • lime rotinfy ptlyaM.-in b-ijlnidng del. |. wtlh' a salary oil |3du per mnniti. m TH REE ■wa Martin’s Oarage Im Allowing Tho Alpha feta Chapter 6 f lha l 'hl, Kappa Tau Fraternity o f Hw EtJZAHETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor Oftiveralty o f Florida entertained $ 2 ,0 6 1 .3 2 „ t f s a l t s H S tress, S M > * • • > steak supper ht Italy and Germany "because of inholser or past due accobnt*. Bumby tn W fton* affecting them* considI helped )o«.rtow you help ia* It neceisary- to boycott i •las rooms of the Bumby homo conference. Gtneral Repairing attract Italy decorated with The Young Paopl.'a U i ( u t of Delboa spoke with full authority Truck & Auto Service Miss Mm haa rati ara- Tho , table o f the Fr*nch and British govern­ FRID AT 1 r * the m e rFlrat i r i | jncimMJitol n u iu i enterMethodist u Church 1todies— Springe—Trailers om Twin M Vith a late cloth and ments In complete agreement or. and Booth Thcrt will bn a mwtuiff ox ^JiU lned with a tilvtr U r yesterday froi A price you can afford to pay ia where the spent a two ireaka Itb k low bowl of miied the formula for scuttling tho Smtford Townsend Club at 8:00 ,ft,m oon at the borne of Mrs. S. tina vacation lower*. Throughout tho ‘deebrgdeebrg- Irate submarines which have o’clock in their dub room, hi tha O. Shibholaer. M a r tin > O a r a g e ^ Itoaa a color acheme ot. ff| Walmka Pudding. Tka public I* Mlu liable Chapman, presi­ rough! chaos to tha Mediterran­ l and OM gold predomlnai Mra. Lawnnca Real and daugh­ ineltad to attend. u M , A ean and fear to (he world. dent, served sa hoaleaa. A long •k supper wfu served •ill be a busInass meeting table on which **m*a were played ter Janice, hate returned from Tha Franco-British formula Which swimming, aw icqn dancing where they which of the Sanford Tmmaknd Club ct waa placed on the lawn- Hafrvah- Coronado ’ Bosch calls for the use of dirigibles, air­ canoe Hdlnr * spent several days. , waa enjoyed. 8:00 o'clock at their clcb planes, and warcraft to safeguard tnenta were, served to the gucata TheJa aniok Joying thl* Occasion merchant shipping. The iirollmtr.the Wetoka Building. Tho pnblto t» bn the porch. Mr, and dirt- .Walter Coleman wars: the Misses Ceclll* Truloek- ary plan would divide the Medi­ Invited to attend, Tho.e attending were: Mra. T. Mlaa Edith Singletary, pupC of E. Wilson Mrl E II. Uney, H n. and Mrs. Mary Hotamcl hare re­ MHwit# Strange, Markin EstrMge- terranean Into territorial water* Miaa Madeline Mslteni, will giro n A. U. Zachary, Mra. C C- Whit­ lumed yestsfdiy from Weal Palm Darts - Walker, Carolina Cogbura, dnd high seas. j Certificate Piano Recital at tha tington, Mra. W. P M * n " Mahon aad PiclUo Beta Riparian states would retain Chapman* where they aftohl several daysy y IK »i* j of 5s ord' and Adelaida' Dto Woman’* Club at 8 o’clock. A «*{**' Mra. Minnie Holt. Mra. H. H full control In their own territor­ na Smith, M am H| . T -.dml talent w ill bo M Ki iJbi.hno buncan, Mra. 9- O- Shlnholscr, Miaa Constance Matach has re­ ial waters and do their own polic­ win. Sammy Young, ing therr. But along the great s, Takach. viollniat and Miss Dorta Sr., Mr. and Mra. S O. Shinhot- turned from St- Aufuitlne she: aner and Jane Lavin of Mediterranean era -route all craft Jhckaon, dancer. The public aer, Jr, the Rev. and Mra Paul ■he haa been spending several cordially Incited to attend. found under water, would be re­ Redfeam, the MUiee Inet W il­ days with friends. Que Includeil John Hlntar- garded aotomatleally as piratical MONDAY • and liams, Helen Chapman. Edna Tba Soathi Ida Kindergarten Stlch, Lucille Halt. CUyda FonruMr- and Mrs. James 1. Proctor ml|t*ri, Billy Zachary, Albert to be open to Immediate attack by under the direction o f Mra. E. P. son, Olive Chapman. Ruth Me- arn expected to arrive tomorrbw FitU ’ ,P. M Vickery o f 8an(ord the warships o f the nine power Turnbull will open for r e f litre- Slsrrnw, HaIdee Wltllama, Mabtr from Jacksonville to make their end flick Holland Rob Petrie. Sam tnternallonat fleet. Humphrey*' and Pep Ingram of lion at 8:00 o’clock. France last night accused So­ Chapman, Marguerite Duncan, future home here. Orlando, Members present woret viet Russia, her greatest military UOTV ^ 3 . St. Agnea Cand will react at| Eda Ftith RHaaheth Whittington. ” i:00 o’clock st tho Parish House.'• -HaguePreston, ally, of eomnilttlng a “ diplomatic Mr* John Ludwig, Mia. Fred Mac Huddleston. Bill .Carolyn Donna Morgan, Clre|e Number One of tho Pres­ Mary Reid In. Beasle Zachary and Brandt, Miaa Constance Mrisch Tommy Rpaa, Bill Morrison, Fran- blunder" that provided Italy and byterian Church with Mra- L. F- Ruth Hand. Alio Ryrl Higgs, Fred and Miaa Helen Rtoothoff_*pcnt cj> Qou rniljat and Melton War* all Germany with an excuse to es­ ->f Sanford, Charles Wait. Bob cape from a ahmsdown nn th* Boyle aa chairman will meet at Stlch- Edward Wilson, 'Braxton yesterday at Dtylonk llra:h. Chapman, Horace Sewell, Zollle source of submarine atlaeka the home of Mra, J. O. Huff, 2120 Huntley, and Lealle Redfeam. In Mr. and Mrt. L M. t>»v|d and Maynard. Homer Foster. Bort the Mediterranean. Sanford Avenue- St 3:50 o’clock. Circle Number Two of the Pres­ Joe Davla have relumed aft.- ilnmphreya of OHsndo, S. t* YonAn official Spokesman o f 'tha byterian Church with Mra. T- S having spent .several da>N in Jr., Leonard Bumby, John Wing foreign office, admitting (hat the Jacksonville and Rrunswica, Cu. qt Winter Park and t narles Mc­ Russian blunder has “ given rise Crawley aa 'chairman will meet at Intosh of Dado City. 9:30 o’tlock at the home of Mrs to one of the most rnnfuird situ­ Apfel strudel'la an Austrian I’ llONlC 202 H. J. Lehman, Magnolia Avenue. Mrs- Margaret Fletcher re­ ations tn months," said that If The wedding of Miss Anna dcs«ott made with apples and Circle Number Three of the Lenora Drown- daughter of Mr. turned yesterday from cat Palm Ru.ala hod not ‘ sent two notes to , . - „ (iB„ a r - . r . „ dough. •. ________ Presbyterian Church with. . Mrs Rome demanding aallsfarllon for|omt - llrldgr 117 .sat no. Road . , . . snd Mra John Alden Brown- and Dearh where she has been vUltln'i Roy Mann as chairman will meet j. Ru'sell Mltahell, Jr. nf Natchex. Mrs. C. W. Speer for a .ahull the sinking of two Soviet ahlp*1 Bond „n,l |n|rrea( Htnklug Fund, at the home o f Mra. E. S. McCall Miaa. will be an errnt of tomorrow time. the Nall'Fasrl't powers could not j |l*y.i!5. Agricultural Fnnd.lt.. T h ^ ^ r Ffoii raf# 0»«| IfiOt Palmetto Avenue, at 3:30 afternoon. Tho ceremony will be Mollyivotxi Gnu)fvArd, undfr tha have earnped attending today’s tH on; iMbthll, Fund. 11,17900; o'clock. Miss Doris Patterson and M:*s Mediterranean conference. J and Mothers Pensions | l,m performed at 'the Flrat Methodist Circle Number Four of the Church at (t:30 o'clock by thr Rev, belly Patterson have returned to gsy white lights, with a visit tu The spekesmap saW France b sJ ' J'rJoi'fytaf reductions anticipat­ Die fahious Chine*# Theatre, hop­ Presbyterian Church with Mra. F. Paul RedfeamSt. Augustins where they will ing aome movie alar would appear. no warning that Rusato Intended ed hy the county Commission­ K. Smith aa chairman will meet resume thalr eludtea at St. Joa. upset the Mias Brown graduated from A tour through Culver City and to 0 upsei me ronfrrence r„,u, renee hy tiy formal formal* ers lm linle n one mill reduc­ Quality—Server—Ctiurteivy at .1:30 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Seminole nigh School In 1030, She eph’a Academy. tion In the Fine nnd Forfeiture Warner B roker studio., to a e e i ' ^ r ? ’^ I ^ f " T " F- F. Dutton, Jr., 726 Mellon- attended the Florida 8tale College PrrryylplltinM rnllH fnr and delivrrrd Emul nm | I t mill reduction In th. “ tin d of Make Believe". ^ Vllle Avenue. At thr samr time France said tbs Agricultural Fund, a I ! mill for Women and since her graduStewart (latehal has left for DrugM— LUNCHEONETTE— EnunUIn Sniidajr we spent at Long BeachCircle Number Five of the Pres­ atlon from there she haa been a Marion, Ala., where he ia.aaslat that the Ilaln.German reasons reduction III the Mother's Penjust another Coney Island, but byterian Churfh with Mrs. T. N. member of tho fam ily at the W e t for rvfoslng to attend the confer­ •ton fom*' and « 3 mill reduc­ lnatru{tor in chemistry and \ i Iritis I anti I'lar# f * 1*8|| water to Cold I did Is (he majority to**Mllarm to»ylr ( K««d Tenhrt as chairman will meet at Side Primary School. jl» taking a post graduate course ence were “ illogical." tion In the llnad Rond Interesl of otMr thousands, did not get toleasW *—( k n ^ l'H r d ( ItlckrM the'home of Mra. William Lud­ Mr. Mitchell, son of Mr and lh,> Marlon Military Institute. wet. The Drilled Stalei Fleet waa Both Premier Benito Mussnllat «nd Mlnklng Fund. llrtMlilaal T *1 1 1 ■ wig, Valencia Drlee, at 3:30 Mrs. F, R. Milrhrll. formerly nf anil Fuehrer Adolf Hitter ex­ lllMHrr l| *MII I ' The Bvtnl mlllere Under the In, that seedlinicj for the mob of «ni»|M*r ^ 'III n o'clock plained. in note* to the French control of the enmity Comm!,, Sanford, U sn electrical engineer. Friend* of Mra. C W. S|t«r. Willi «•«. I.Ft mm alas »a*Mff . Circle Number Six of the Pret- for the McWilliams Dredging Co-.,* h » la Using with her daughter In sailor* and fomales. I still get and British governments, that they *lon was set. «t SI mills for Mimtil all ah as at• It I mp , thrill when I think of childish art byterlan Church will meet at the with headquarters ot Natchex, West Palm Reach, will he glad lo could not alt down to thr fim . ih » onmlng yeJr. ns compared of rktlqg op Lqpg Bench's Cyclone Kome of Mra. Fort, Country Club, Mias. He wa* graduated from l**™ that aha la Improving rapidly table with representative* of a with ' is 3-4^ for the roar of J o n e s & S te p h e n s with Mrs. D. U Thrasher as chair Seminole IJigh School In 1920 and after having been III for some tlmo Roily Coaster th* highest wFever nation which had given Italy such 193«-'J7. Tho general school raw. but we wobld try anything nun. "Insult." DRUGGISTS mlllago. fls.-d by Ho* County attended the school of electrical , and bqllrvb me, when tha( The Ruslneaa Woman's Circle engineering at Newark, N- J. Mrs. A. M McClung of Wallarw Hcliool Hoard. wa, .Increased 201 EAST 1ST ST. 1 'IIO N R 37S Irig seamed a mile high ami ^ ^ flT B n e c t at thT* tore* of Mr* N. C„ Mrs- C C. Browns and from a mills to to mills, whllo Just turned loose and dropped, not Herbert Ruisell at 8:00 o’clock. W a r T a i r Hu T h i r s t 0»u*htwr. Barbara, gpd MUa w a f lv o r a s i n i r s i Martha McClung of Raleigh. N. evrr touching the track, we both TUESDAY f t t r r lii forgot all else and hong on for Circle Number Flea of the First F o r B l o o d , R o m a n c e C. have arrived to attend the life up and down and around Baptist Chureh will meet at 3:30 M A L A R IA . ____ r, V.'ilinn-McClung wrdding this i f curve* so fast I didn't have time o'clock at the home of Mra- L. GIn n d a r t Dattllng barbaric war lords..-itemoon to get scaredbuttake it from me, Harper, 2312 Palmetto Avenue. thrilling for blood, black gold ------- when wa did stop and find our ^WMewi fl*-*! and Iota! Saartnr your aanaea Won! ha* been received here of selves alive, we said, "Never Jtemlnote County trarhrr* from CAIIO OF THANKS llftol tlir with across of savago combats:the marriage of Ml*a Roberta I.IgalS. TskUls again". his neighboring county. Iradarhf, 30 Mra. J. T. Allen and family . . wild adtonturh* . , . *ud'Shepherd nf River Junction to M llf, Xm i Tt I t C#Mlnu«t UrtM M. V, Corother*. Stale dlrerlor wish to thank the many friends claaehlng love*... biasing uross Charles Able SlrlcUand of thto Tr? “ l U b H ilI s m ' of public Inslriirtioii, rinphsslieil for their expression* of aympa- tba- Oobl Desert s scorching city. The ceremony whs performed Uarld'a Hrt( i.lulmmi A film drama that, Tuesday night, September 7, in . ihy and ,>**utlful floral offer­ sandal T . M iiW iT . ----------- i i in gs In the death of thalr be­ pierces the vail ot the myata- 'Chattahoochee at 7:00 o'tlock. Mrrloua ra il—with hullotr j Strickland la connected with the loved husband and father. This la tba story nl Columbia'*1Strickland Motor Co., local Ford JACKSONVILLE, Sept., 10. — Jack ifult adventure1dealers. 7 Portable generating, units are newest GIRLS' HOYS’ (ff) —J. Edwtft Larson, Internal revenue collector for Florida, an* now available for carrying tem­ drama. "Outlaws uf the orient. SUNNY TUCKER TltUK IILIIE Foreign airplane flight* lo and which play* ttetnrUay »t t,IB DEEP TONE SCHOOL porary loads in clectriaa! ay*- Alia Theater, Mar Clark* ap- from the Sunshine Slat* carried nonhted today a $17,10(1 delin­ quent Income tea Judgement peara opposite llolt with Har­ 62,107 passengers, more than IS,- against fit C$potM Had been sit OK (JUAUTY— old Uttbar, Jamer' float). l i a r OOO shlpmsnt* of freight and tona Ued and the public sale of the Wa|kor. lie ml re Hubert*. Joseph of airmail during IS35, th* State gangster's Miami Beach home vmSTYLE— *. AlJjO WRITES LOTS OF Crehan and a cast of thouaanda Chamber haa announced cancelled of Chlueae and Mongolian* lo AND FANCIES, STYLES Capone's family In Chicago V r iY " Support Krnrat HiTtnedrack dl- R em em ber Tbbi \Yhen made art*m ainsail for paying Voti Need A Laxative tha claim after Federal Judge NEWLY ARRIVRD - VALUES IN Lou Vf. Strum turned down Mr*. 22,000 RIG AH80RTMENT GIRl-S' lA W f It ia better fqr. you If ypuf Capone's rsauegt far an Injunc STKI’8 A DAY ROYH’ PRINCESS. grM*dt Ilaarti ' cStllng from body koepa working; as Na­ Hon temporarily restraining the (BY ACTUAL aerqa* th# seven *#**! Tn win ture intended. Pood wastes KEDAMETER I th* untold rlchra hurled be- (after digestion) should be I heath tha flubl Or*art'a burntnr TEST) ml crop raised eliminated every day% Wjien ’ ..fid It nod blooded drama that PRE-SHRUNK LACE TRIM y| n In Hcoitosd,, tomr* second makoa Ihr arrrrn tfomhl# with you rot constipated, take a SIZES 5 1X J 1 4 SIZES l TO dose or two of purely vege­ ■And— tba Impact ct thrill- ibrtUlae drama . . . qnd. awoman'a uncon­ table Black-Draught f o r \ S^offiOK GIRId>— LITTLE nOYS* querable lot or prompt, refreshing ’Midi. Oil Piracy RoW Sbtlal C League Personals ^ SEEJt! .... ..........a r E B to ........... •J3 T 1 Tax Reduction For Seminole Is Anticipated Anna Lenora Brown to Wed Mr. Mitchell A 50% Discount oil 4 WU t'ROUHD a riS v js Frdtii Coast To Coast Jones & Stephens CUT PRICE DRUGS English Views School Y e a r . With Optimism , . COLDS Capone Income Tax Case Is S e t t l e d ^ h SCHOOL SHOES iitfo fh k SHIRTS F R O C K S . 7 9 to SHORTS v io o iiy SLIPS . 7 9 Mongol warrior, were feared an gyadtly In tba middle aget that European i op puling them aomatbdoa seamed paroljrrrd. Thousands and thousands of, men and women llkp Black-Draught and keep it u|w«ya on hand, tor tjae « the first sigh of constipation. Have you tried it T It lakes Mronc. . $ carefully conalrt) #4 and properly fitted ahoete to pn»th * lr 1.98 To $).98 growlt/g .W s Carry Tho following lingo i Saturday IJIIIIklno, fVeatherbirds. Simplex," Sunday and Sky rider* * ahoco jn AAA to C Fi t t e d b y f( t ^i r b o ys * <;iiu *s STRAP8 AND OXFORDS iM -Ta-fm * £ 5 ? m To * M 9 A ll UP SIZES TO EXPERTS DARK PATTERNS WAH1IARLE MISS PREP TRIMMED PANTS U N D IE S S A N F O R IZ E D FOR SCHOOL WEAR 1 .4 9 BOYS’ ATHLETIC SHIRTS LOTS OF WEAR DOUBLE HEAT WELL MADE FAST TO WASHING SH ORTS FROCKS FULL CUT SIZES VALUES FOR SCHOOL sf . 1 9 AtRI.ETIC SWEAT 4 9 ELASTIC TOP SHIRTS ANKELETS FIRST (JUAUTY ALL SIZES HOYS* SIZES WHITE RUBBERIZED 1ENN1S SHOES! OXFORD'S F O R GYJtf W EAR A , O i r \ C ? BOOK BAGS * LEATHER TRIMMED ______ ! t wE» W ft �IAT, SEPTEMBER !•, 1M| ;AceMoundsmanlnForm i He Allows RedsButFive Sanford Opens Series With Gainesville Dan Brainard Is To Get Hurling rgeat Crowd Of Season On Hand To See Lookouts Bombard Eddie Harper For Call For Contest Seven Hits To Clinch Series durine the gams whan ha state three hate a without day trouble whatsoever. Jot Rugger to, Lane* ■tan, Swada Martin and Oaorga Phillips also warn credited with ft* Legal Notice ill 4,,-, •n e a r Series win- Be Four Out Of Seven Game Affair For T i t l e ■ !T # * At H a r r i s Field .With Sanford Club Our Lookout* earn* through as ha wa* whan ha predicted true to (orm and cheer* war* tha Rada to boat tha Lookouts Bill "Raw Meat" Rodgars and airan br the member* of the bat prarybody ea6*t bos perfect, Pat Patterson and his DaLand ■ioltfl llC|(i* his Ranford' Lookouts will enter club last night In honor df the Ikl* column has. ailed many The game's tempo was sat whan ■ a ft last evening behind fiv* hit thalr second aerie* In the State tala John MrGrnw, manager Jot « ■ « hurling mastered by the big San* Clary- tin t op, walkad, stela neeLeague flhaoghnasaay System fhrd am, Owen Wright, by a and and third, and scored on M ar (h. New York Olaate for M p)ck m m k o 4 f to |it alter* yf 7 ta t te'which heavy and tin's single after Langston had playoffs tonight whan they ven­ year*, whose Immortal apoach somathlng walkad. Holbrook draw a pass; ture to Oainasvllte to meat Don tuagr hitting by the Lookouts and thing* ba preached about W, gM that trick when hernherded tha aouthpaw slants Phillip* hit to Harper ,to fort* "Foote" McShant and his G-Man baeeball were tplMs that war* w, Farr to beat Law a f Eddte Harper right out of lh* Langston at the platei Roggarlo let I s l l o'clock at Harria Plaid to b. taught toVfD dng ball |. m, u r u .a cleae first gam* o f tb* second sat, ggme before-tha largest crowd af flaw act but Prichard walkad, witk Big Dan Brainard ready to players * that vo* Just had to brag forcing the ircond ran oaar. which b the bast fhur out of ear* tha season, 1600 people. Tha motto *f , tha ioaaf . . but whan H comae a even • to to* tha mound. With two out In tha fourth. an. Ranfofi down* Go Land 7*2 , Wright was In perfect farm last ball club Ic the camb an a n ,. braaa taaka. theee lade whe Tha series will bo a four out of in tha other giftne Rest night night aU during th* UK and In Clary doubled and aeorad an aid ctetomant that MeOraw had their dough an Fans earrn gams affair 'with tha Look­ GalnaavOl* opened the scoring the initial inning K was notleanbte fihlmer's bobble of Langston's weed all His life and Ik had (■ >tv h # way . * * outs slightly favored ta win due hi tha aaeond Inning whan Livingthat bo-we* invincible although grounder. happantd to ba tha first (lM< ^ DaLand's Iona runs cam* in tha to tha fact that It ia reported that aton let o ff with * oingle to b* D*Land had woo tb* opener of .thing h* learned abouthaa*. BnL Pat* coma* back with a followed b y ' Bareli with a aingl* the parte* from him laot Sunday fifth whan Adair' walked with on# tha G-Man ar* .crippled up and ball and that la "whan yau f . « nyuraa that make the *11Bob Pitman haa not and will not to center. Livingston taking thirdafternoon Behind Wright wa. a out. Didrikson fllad out to right hav* get a lead dautaaaat. Ballon look plaaaaat and U bt abl* to taka part In all tha Raglno fanned and Livingston hall 'dkb that played Ua bast beac­ Juat gat two more." mne* •• feel good and you will game*. hed game af th* aaasoa and who The Sanford outfit haa takaa mo when you read them. DurTha opaning gam* Ia slated for ware out to win and with tbalr Gainesville due to tb* fact that up these word*. "Lai* gat jest ip , Ui* season Sanford and hearts eat on going to Georgia. (hay ended lb* regular playing two. more." and so far, tbla past Oalnearilt* played twenty came#. * It wa* plessors to see them season with 4 higher percentage nrlAiid seriac his beard II aatd Ranford won tan and Qalo**work and It e r proved to tha San­ than the Lookout* who el Inchrd plrniy of tlmfei. Soma of tha Title won tea. Hanford scored 11 ford haaahall public that they Imre said that If It had not runs and Oatnearllta 77. Ban* I second plat*. weren't lickedTha G* Man finished a three mil hern for oM Mrtlraw. this dub fnrtl haa racordad 111 hH*while ^ frigh t had no tronhte with th* of five game series with tha Lees­ wouldn't har* been where II ls nalnaavllla haa j«o oa record, Bpda as ba sent ntna of them burg Gondoliers test evening when and still ftgblln* to gar higher. And. oddly sBourfc. tha Look*j down via th* strike* out rout* " — . out* earn ad more of thalr runs they defeated them ly a t to 2 According t* sur friend. than did tha O-Msa. Ranford score white Ranford clinched thv Patfr Ichaal, ha la making bad 11 earned oat of 11. white series with a 7 to S win over the fame mar* predictions about tha 0-Maa 11 of 77 earned. . , DaLand Reds, . who had been our Lockouts whan ha open, w a ll, thla column wishes clsssod as th* moat ’ul tram ly stated that Ilbart Padlh, Laakauts much luck and In lh* league.gatt could wln thd aaaand ruses as In thalr new advanA record crowd Is axprctol to­ aarias tingle-handed as ha tur* with tha O-Mau and wa night'by Gainesville end Hanfoi-I ha* nal bean beaten by hap* that yau can maka officials In Iho opener of Ihe Sanford this stason. 'gulak work of thaaa guya' eerie* and If th* lookouts win Mr. Rrhaal haa a Hills tree* and go ta town with than* Iho largest Sanford crowd In many Otargla bays. . . • yaera will gntbor at th* AlhU^ic hi* ratting wrong now and Ihsn Field tomorrow evening. Manager Rod can of the Lookouta will probably atari the fol­ lowing pie yen In the lineup for Tnlala tonight's bottle; Kills "llm vh ra" 1,(1(IK O I T* Clary oa aborts lop, Mayo Lang­ Clary, as l-enxston. ston In right field, Ed "Swada" Marlin — Martin In left (laid- Ramnty Hol­ Banner, as ..— 1 • brook behind the plat*, Georg# nalnaavllla I: Leesburg I. A mate, cf _ „ I 1 1 Phillips on ascend has# In place of. juVuiTnah Clemtnu. If ---- ( 1 I RATIOS AL U U f l t l B Broaklyn l - t : New Turk l-t . Rambert. p ( Y/#s Klngdon who U out with *— -— - Hauls* l| Fhliedelph s I. IV I laris, a .... 4 * » bad teg, Jo* Rugrerlo on th vt. Deris. Ik ..... 4 I • . rUlsburpk I; Clnclnnsll A . St. Louie I; Chicago 1. Roger*. r f -----1 • • ‘ base, Bobby Prichard A HUB I CAN LMAOt'tt HrOowan. lb ... I I I rash when delivered. Also Market baas, Al Kasao In - r*i . Washing!oa 11-11: Pbllaeslphln Cat. lb ____ . . I I • price. Blokes Fish Market, Suc­ • -IA Itukbell. p ___* « • HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by cessors to J. Walla A Bom, 417 end Big Den Brainard IsrmliilF® Ronton H i New York T. th* hurling, Taisia ' J_ M i l l I Detroit l*| Cleveland *. iHUtid „ ewe who really knew* hew, Sanford Ava. I'hlreen li SI. U u l , I. nsivwavn-i.K an n o IHE.STANDINGS w Vrbtock ROOMS for reel. Phone CI4-W. llo lb r o a k __ __ i I Pbllllpa ________ I I R u tg e r e ... . 1 * I I s s o it h k n n ASSOCIATION U tile Rack It Mrmphla I. Atlanta I I : Chaltanoogn 4. Knoivlllo 4s Nashvlll* I. New Orleans I: Ulrtnlughem A i n t k b n a t io w a i. u m j i d i Rnltlmare I: Jersey City I. Itnehealar 4: Montreal I. Syracuse nl Newark, played at former date. Buffalo I; Teraute A u b o m u i a - p i a m h d a u t a u t 'K IFtay-wTI aartae Th ntna aril la I: Cord si* I. SOl'TMRaeTMKM U M f i l l ( r i a r - f l l Bertas Panel cels at Mobile. psalpaaedL NVw York » • • C h lrifn I I * Hf.‘ IdffUtjl a | | a lllit«uurgli I’ricEard „ . ia so •a i* li *• Hfiiinn •1 st sa ii a * o Ilrooh l)n DKDROOM. prlrafa bath. u*T~ of Katas ___ 1 Wright ,....... « »t *• ! i » 1* * I'hlladrplhlft. flncinrirti i Besideli tiding—Rand gerec*. man only. |I.M weak. Taints ...--------II It I 1V IT V ITte te1 !| 400 Myrti# Ava. ulHowir In •lh. n—Belled fur Delllewer tlh. am— Helled fnr Swell*# Nurullas In Ilk. lib .1 fli w York Innlngst .TRACTOR WORK: I have new IS—Apartments For Rent rhifM o , HKDM — ......... . . sen (US as*—I Ihrlroll Oliver Hart-Par tractor, plow, PURN1SHF.D A part mania close uxiKotrrn . toe ice m —v IlGtlOd e-r-e Runs balled ini -Marlin. A Pri­ sad harrow. Work appreciated. Ia g 1 .44 per day with gea end chard Langaten Holbrook. Cell Malbaiua, Phan* IR2, Ua- llehtA for a limited lime. F er­ Pbllllpa J. Hughes I Tua-taea hllsi rell Apis, corner Harvey 0 Clary, Haghss llslbrubh. Langsto A ntslea bases I ClaVy A HueC o a l** Dayton* Beach. Phone g»r.o, l-angeten. Marlin,- Dilirich eon. Phillips Saerlllcea: U tils Hock 711-J. Banforu. Imngelon. lu ll on bnosst Race, V; Memphln _ Idokoula 7. Baees on balls—olf New I It Irens H E A V Y D U TY BLACK DIA FURNISHED APARTMENT: four llarpsr, It Wrtghl. I. Blruck nul AllsMn ____ MONO TRAILER, good Hr**, rooms, bath and steeping porch. by llnrper. li Nwsllaa, I; Wrlghl, Nath fill* .... *0*1***d body. |»0.K L m i Chef I 115.00 per month- I I I Laurel Ava I. tills off: l&rper. 1 In 4 l-l ItlrmluNhsm. Innings. 1 runst off Bwn.lea I la inlet eeepe, gn ed 'U m , 1 18# 00 A »•» laalaea * rune, m i by FHtksr. by Swallsn (Ruggsrlo). Beet A lend, Used C ar D e ale r* Wild pllrbao: Harper, Wien ng Small nicely furnished Rpanlah bungalow for ranL Phone 147. W ANTED rapreaentetlve, on* ac­ SO# Palmetto a v a quainted with vegetable* end cit­ rus grow*re in geminate end Vobate Counties Profitable connec­ ! Rofrtgortion for right party, Address Na­ Bcou-Carrational Products Co,. Orlando. Fin, Carlton Livestock R*repreeenled by J. 0. McMullen, lb . •ray , ef — »■ Inan, lb -----Dench. If — ___ I.lrlnxelon. tb b e~ ....t Derail, rf ........ UUUT 1 I I* 1 4 • I i l l 1 > I 4 I I elsrrn. p ---------- I Rantes, r* . ... 4 Blau* a ... I Tbinla ' , a— Balled far I t « H I* Bubbsll U lA C lin IU . HI Feed In i ant. Cara of f o a r k l i .......... IS I’a n b i M of Right of Wa|a ...........—— -II R eam ed for Coat n* gra d es ...------------- — St KSTtHATKI) H n H M u n it) M I R u m a i T * m sms r n o , iia iio M com aia Salary Co was Isa Salary lor s it County lit Commies on to Tas Collector _______ ____ III Ijmslrs far Coart t l l - l JanRarv sea Other Attendants __________ 141-1 U a h l Fuel aw* w a­ ter - ........ - ■,i ltt-1 laawrSaaa _ ........... 1(1*1 lacteaeula ----- ------ --1*1 Celery Supervisor af HI ts*-l HI r III 111 Ul • lit HI 1*1 III III t ll-l l l l ‘I lit Ml iii -I g e n e r a l Stationary S u n k * . a t e . ------------I# Mecor* B an k a-______ I* ywrallare A yiatursa ate for Court Iluuoe II Polsnr of J e ig s of County Court _______ 1 Sulary of. Pieooouttag Altersoy — ,------<4 Clerk of * Clreu.l Court, Oenernl .court Work one Rarordtee III HBarlff, Oonarnl Court Work _______ It Repolra to Jail______ fi Coronera Inquests _ ti Furniture A Fixtures J e l l ______________ _ t Repolra as* Addlfloue leCobnivH om * I 1 P u rn llu ra-A Fixtures, Cuiiuiy lla m a ______ II Ripen sea of Opera* • tins of Countr Homo Hi iosonlty I sou Irise l« tea*■rul ■ W a lter*___l l t l BoStnolo W ilfuro t l( Sata.lT " r i Oeuatr ** PPM c l a n ------ ------ , Hi (11*1 Reserved for Contisgenelaa — ...___________ III . Total ;___ _________ imi I 4 G erber* D e fa ie e , 4 P la n t s . (I I lb Incus, 1 • Y m t Ym t O ld . F a n c y le a f C e ls di ante. IV 1 In lib A ll C o lo n . R o o te d C u l- tb ifs t L ln e t r u m , H lb to * cu e . P a r a d is e V in e , F l a m s V in o . W a t e r L i lle * . D o g P la n t e . R o n e s. P o o l G o n a t r u e H on , L a n d s c a p i n g . A 0 hanks to d ay r l - o a l l l A B TA TM L B A f l l 'K N A T IO N A L W L 'V i T T r t . V z z 'r f T o t a l _________ I------l i l t 111 Seelerd at (llaaeereltle. BOI’TVI ATLANTIC I .RAUCH Jarhenavllla I al Maaaa Columbus si Barsaasb. ... lit -1 Claatified Advertisements Hrigga. Jeweler. Magnolia Av» s;: * ol C o a r lt U .. H 111*1 f o r ol c e »* le t ( l u r t a . — — — ----- — SI (I t Maintenance and Coat i ar Hoad Mmehlnery • P la n t e FUb. G u a r t n lo o d . G o ld . , * ■ * New Turk at Meats* M. Leals el Chlaee* Clnriaoall *t Flltskurak. PbUadelak s ai n n A W '! A Manncam LwAurw ttealaa at New Yarn. rleretead1 a| a t ' DatralL Washlaste* at pkllaOsIphl* h a r t l iN e ONE MILK cow tor sal* Also Trailer. Phono IM-W, RED BUSH good Potato** ItO Ruahcte al I1AA Cbarla* O. Lea*. Cbulnou, Boa 1U for I I I # Soo ua new white they h a t McKee Ant* Supply. C LO S E ’ O U T — 140 Victor ’ racorda at |0e each. Randall Electric O * - 1X. ^ U SC D C A R S A N D — - -~ M AK ES AN D M C ' .• r j ; m M u n u n a A U IR i 1 ________ ’ ______________ far Bab, — T 1 V- lU C K S *J U i m 1 fl I S * M A N Y 1 * ji ' | l m i w* »¥ B A ' V E P M - _* «r' r * C E i l l A V 11 1 • E .I M '*■hi l i # ' .tvZy j |gi*j-' ( i f ^ v ->|-. ..'J �•'■•-■ , ^. - . ,, ’;• 1 - ■“ .%* • ' * ■, * ~'r~ — ^ ------- Seminole County Predates Mare Fruit -And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America DAILY NEWSPAPBB SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, i “Piracy” igreement er P atrol Throne -------- Plan T oS fnk AU Two marriage llrenaee were laaued yesterday from the County Judge'* office. It wax learned to­ day. \ Mlai P r a n c e a MacDdugalt. counly health nurse: ihft yeqtarday lor N ye . Ynr^ 'Jplfirej Will attend clinic* Corner child run and' »yp The City Drlafer .wlahia. 4c eli C m tu late Mr ‘anil. M r»:.«. fthSd e « k , 300 Elm -AVehM i5M W W «The dragon' throne at Pel pint. bra led Ihelr HOth wMtlng- *nnlveraary yesterday. ■ < China, may' b f "'oft hpled by Em­ peror . Kang . Teh (above) . *1 The Sanford Ilotary Club will Manchoultuo In a Japanese reitor. hold lie regular luncheon In the atlon. of the Imperial. court. Valdei Hotel Monday, It wan uld today. M M t & l* I l-tWla r •»,; Uvrwaa ^1, ; GENEVA, Sept. 11.— (A P )—TfirrAt of-.Ttn; Anglo. Frenrii^tthrship, petrol off lielya wcat -ern c o e e t aiAergod; * ominoualy today from ihi “«*»tl-plrecy" ton* fcrwnco et-N y cm . ■ In form ed' pereona at tho Tha £81110111 City (.'ommlxainn* rrx will meet in lha (Jity llall Monday night at 7;30 o'clock, Cltjr Clerk Frank S. lam-on an* nounnd today. Violator* o f City will ba tried befntn Frank I- Miller in a t Municipal Court Mo noon lit 4:00 o'clock. Dawsori Reports Farmers V otin g For M arker Pact irdlnancca y Judea Iqn uf tha t after* Hand To Hand J Fight Marks -® Chinese War * NAZIS REPORTED WORKING TO SEIZE AMERICA ConuiiissionenLAinen able But F i n » t>s cision Awaits Bud - get Board's Oke; and And France ID Do Police Job CITY NEWS BRIEFS For Entire Mediter­ ranean Sea Lanes aly Refuses P a r t In In tern a tio n al War Against Subs NUMBER 171 Established In 19*8 Agreement Provides For Proration Per­ iods iy> Aid Market hfypn perieyi v w h n y n * o «: ? u: The Dural nounty r^mmlgl ■lonara unanimously tir w d !■ participate la Hanford's rrtunifl ln« program in their *•**!<» yaaUrday after an extended dll* co taken of lho peculiar 8*M"Cl all nation by city Attorney Fra# I t Wllaon and City Clark Fraui H. Lamson. who uttandad llietr. . mealing. jj Tbo exchange “ f lha Condi hoararar la subject to Ciu « ■ provel of the lludgrl^Comml# alon of Duaal ruuaty. bat tnnf all appearances. Mr. Lamaol ■laled. tbalr consent can bo ex* pectad. Tba aacratary ot Ilia Commit! taa wa* contacted by tha C llf ofMclala who reported that In an unofficial Ulacpaalon of ><>* matter, lha member* ot tba eom> mittee reacted tarorably. a n d that official action by the gruu|J could ba expected In lb# near Tuluro The county own* (10 000 In bonda' which voulil hern ma­ tured In l i l t and on which In* tereal payments hato been dal llnquent since Jauary. tell. Thtf bnnda came Into tan po-*<-,,a|aa ot the county govnrtimrnl wtie* tha People'* Dank Hoard, bnIn* a part ot Urn aocurlly fur fundi on ddpoalt In' 'the bank. Tba naw bonds. inaturlnn id 1177- will bear Inlereat at ' g rata ot from I lo t 1-3 t»rcent, baaed on a rrartuatlnt •rale oyer, the period ot rear*. Tha old bopda warn I percent ■erurttlca and approximately M-000 u In Ittlareol payment w arj delinquent, 'fhd refwylln* plan rave the count) MS41S In raih from Ihe intereal debt and fin,OOfl In new bond*. Tba refundlnK liouda thn old bond*, a check for t*5« ;& for tereat paymenl* on Ihe new tmpd* ItO coyeftog tha September In­ terest paymet* on the new bond * are balnn bald In aacrnw In u Jacksonville bank awattliiR the declaton or Ihe Muilfet t^ummlr* alon, Mr. Lamaon said. Attorney Wllaon told tbe com* rolaalnnara that approval of Du­ val county to lha refundlnx pro­ gram waa ■•a»MhtUr in tho ft( mm P ita F lit ) Jnps Drive Chinese | Four Miles B a c k FromRiver; Nearly Capture Yanghonff Chinese Rally la Finally Successful Japanese Report CaplureOf Machang In Northern Campaign j S H A N G H A I, Sept. 11.— ( A P ) — A am nohlng drive In­ land from the Vangtu River today limiRht tho Japanese and Chinetw hntul to hand locked in one of the moat important Imtllcw of the N i n o-Jtt|umcM undeclared war. The Jnpanoae legions .swept up from the river to pu-h rhinn'a troop* back to Y*ag* om Coast To Coost hong tour mllct Inland from tba fimtctflr Y/oosung forte where tha.YnngUo end Whangpoo rivet* Join, AND BACK AGAIN Iiir He wny through 11m Vnllny lly MIIS. J. J. 1(01.1,Y Far1 below I.eavtnR llnllynnod ,w « lilt the like n Hirer rord. i'acltlc Hear It Juat north of Halt- V u Ilia root! wo liml left be la Monica, whlrh waa a beauti­ liliid, and far alm»s llin mail soma ful drive, tho -ocean on tho left wo worn ycl to travel, nnd Iho mountain* on thn rlRht plai ra an ab-ep (be m r bail lo At Ventura wo. left the roaal Co In low lint eventually wo for Taft and flakeraflold. In reailiu.t the tup, yea lli« very lop of 8ei|uola Knllonul I'uik Tati thoru were thnuaanda of nnd the llr-t thing l saw win oil derrlrka wllhln V very -mall -now hanked under tbu Ire,-.m i area. For ninety mIlea or more liie highway till* waa Uirouith a movi aceolc I will toll you n llllle iiboul drive Al tlnt'-a we wern far thn conoral make up ut llu* above tho cloud*. Ju*l rlitlny Park It le owned and npcrUtrit on top of the world, our next by tba gnveriunenl. U la uni Trrnp would tia hr- Hequola N a­ Hjiiare mllra. * ellitr.1. d Iu 11... |f1 tional Park, alluated In th e err it Nevada Mlitiiil.iln i. Hern wnatern rlnpoa of ilm Sierra the tdib’-t am) |m . I lied Win-I Novnila Mountain*, lint It wu* Ifuea on Karlh T lie re ReltliiR late nnd wo did n o t me ilimi-uuila of Hi. .... I ii r •<- I want tu atari a ,M -n Hum— nd miniarrlia, of w lili li . everiil linnfool climb nt that lime of Ilm Uriel lire more tIlia11 Ion feel In afternoon. MI wo fouinl nccoin* ■lliimelnr and 3uu f■. < lile.li. modal Ion* In n 1110*1 cmy roll Hoiutr Imre biuoi ill.iinelira <1 bln alone camp, -llualeil ul lie-1 3S anil 3T feel. Tb" mod no very fiail of iho mountain* Jii.lj i lent nre belneen dliau tmd tbe placo n writer would |d< k tiiiiii yoora old. Tie lo ner d to *el limplrnllon »o Ileali nnd Slt«rn|an. Itod tVi—I Ir. " in lb" conleirteil InokliiR under Ii n * e ] Snip.oia Park la the InKcal and aprendlriR tree*, with |ho K a -t nlilnal of all llie k IimiP "* e-ll weah lllvor dnklitiiE over wa milled to bo between, anon met lor worn rorha, mill tbu nim’y . yeara old I- 3 )j feet lilrli mitered inudiilnln* toweriilK nod haan dill me ler nt ltd 6 l< "t. above. Mount Whitney 11 A"l fnd. I InA l Aie bane of Sequoia Micro IdRhoat mnunlaln In llie fu ll were apple tree* on one aide of ml Htatea la r to-ely -ecu to I lie Iho mad nnd nranko I roe* on emit of Hequola. thn other, mid TOUO lent up won' There nre many hltidi of ne- lo r '2 I hour* the Japanese -liuddy hammered the Chine*4 Icul, until Japinexo p(i»»e*xed »ne* llilnl of Yangltnng but later they |Weie furred lo Rive up tho aec* [ linn under a.terrific Chlmea ,»t* lark* ] Aerial nnd artillery bombard­ ment projected Uie Japineak 1movement -lowly and Inexorably I forwardWhen tha attack*,•* icartieil the city, however. they ',uerii rmeetl to rrtlre after hapd lo band fichllne In which the I hi neap accmetl In hato Um rrv* }l - i iorlly. rhlneaa spokesman V . A. Stampar, graduate of According, lo . prx»cnt indies. Stetaon Ur It* rally, yaatonjay wax CanWaiv •aaH afdndp^ r- » « « appoinUd- taa*hoc o f mathematic* . t i m e t b o ■majority of oolery S l E i f . 'n w A . e t e p t t e l at.,tha Scmlaola High School la IV<dace EHaxbeth Shormakhr Who rwcently tendered her raalgna. noon, voted favorably for lha tlon, T. W, Laiwtnn, County nu. propnail celery marketing agreaPKII'INO. Scpb, II. ~(IVJ-Jap. partntcndcnl reported today. pip -,i > mlllUry aulhorltle* today mrnt which baa been tentatively rnmmnreil the fall of Machang approve 1 by the Secretary of An important meeting of the ".Ii hiilc* -until of Tienliln aa tha. Sanford Junior Chamber of Com­ Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, eilvanclng Japane»o wxr •machine merce will liu held in Perk's C. K. Dawson, County agent, re­ tin utt Into new important larri* Place Monday evening at H:fm ported today, lory. Jim fall of the illy endod o'clock B, Ijn tjl, vlce-prcrlTho |-(>rTe for voting cloaed n " I hour billlr. one of the drut o f tho orginixatkn, an- till* afternoon at 4:00 o’clock f h-MV-l o f the lwo-month*old nomecd today. end Mr. Dawaon expreaacd • be. rnnfllct In which two Chine** dl* It* f that a largo majority ot \Diana and the remnant* of thv the farmers voted to operate un. rnh Army put up hitler r**Ut* Tho fuel Mint Du- average tier the agreement tfurlnR the mice to Japan’e march southward. l«e of flock, ib • lined leas lli.'iii mailing shipping ssaaon. Fmlitlng nt time* In walrr w*Dl overage bi-t moiilli -iigge-tM The nzrrenlenl provide* for ilct'ti the Chinese deTrudere held that farmer* o', iienuobig lo pmralinn period* and other rotu nut in the forliflrd rHy for many nave larm-r number* of h»-ns than llngent inetleia whereby termer* hours *gum»t a terrific battering ii.iitb Till* pruhably nilliw-ta u to, - I| FO rteulale the -hipfflun the Japanete forces. . ■*wiiiew|tnl nniiu taviirilhto feed ntynt of ee|ery in interstate -llllullim 111 a 11 ■ vluleil earlier. In commerce aa to maintain n fa- SHANGHAI. Sept., II. --W9— Mill slimmer. II »U|I -liiled. price fo.* th^r product* 1tl in-*' I —l ^ Bam tlyrd. of Sanford, whii anow. Slmh* of igg* III cold- slor* l'cHtllepce leilny lame to the aid inmmiHlalloin lo bn bad nl Hi" im market*? Al llin very nnrlloal break .if ■IimIn. llin lltdi’l. Hie lintel col age nrv la rye sod are moving of nmn- than I in,POO hste-mad* set a record of t i l l consecu­ An*agrrrmsnt alrallar in nary tive performances ot tho rota of day wo wero on ilur way in the I InKea. llin lanlKe. iiinl tbe rnh lather slowly. It Ic j«»»lh le drned Cliinor snldlers battering rx-Fpccta to the on* in the rvler. ■l Mtllss-4 aa Has* T k iw l Duda Laatar ip “ Tobacco' lload" lop. Tbla I darn not dnarrlba In* for ramtdnr Mini the efleet „t tlmse stiw-ks The rablna -c/erxl irulum wa* before giving It up to produrw It w u mi nleep nml -Ucli drop* look my fancy and wlml a dat* may lei Inli'tislllvd III llie lute year* ago under the AAA pioand play tha leading rots In' and curyea, I had lo keep i loa- [ till It place, loiv Jnsi u malic Ior (all or early winter, thn llugram whlrh wav later declared ftamaon RaphHaon'a “ W b i t e Inf my eyoa. but what I did on tin, veiy icaii sajd and lba| (lie farm orironaliUttlonal hy the United Man- tut season, ba* announc­ ana waa tbo river hundred, and' cabin pen bed iiumntalii under price ut egg* llurllig the r d of .States Supreme Coujt. Nureeroux ed that b* baa bought the tlionaamla of feel bnlow. wlnl - taljin of llie t'l'W mar out exceed Mini nt II ra ila w * tin I 'a f- Two, farmer*. -nntrryl that right! ot “ JuonveyBun.'* a new Uveal firemen have been ■pond­ 1**1 yetir. With Fiiuiller laying tvauy dollar* play dramallied from a privately ing M»n- llnvs lha last week BrokerH Nonplussed flocks In nroal*ect ilurltir early velr coffers published, novel ot the same l:i:|«, luuiever, a relnllVely Halit orrhaulliiR fir* apparatus of tbo Over Second Major production utherwiio , Would name by “ Tobacro Roa.l," au­ of eggs I, likely to Hanford ■ Firs Drparlnvsnt. Fir* nevrr hnve racelvad. ' A i thor. Krakln* Caldwell , Mr. U. S. Market Crash keep ly g ' prtn-s above tbn-c of Chief Mark, clrveland reported live ' present agreement if Byrd will bag la calling *o»n tads). early 1)37. adopted will operate under with a vlaw fa producing "Jour­ WAKIIIS’ C T n v. Rent.. I I . — M l The fOvincn h*v# already or* Tbe fi-eil i eg prti-r sltuallnn. NEW YORK, » p t „ II. «,l*i the recently enacted Marketing neyman" on Broadway early In —The agriculture drpart-m nt troni itie prnduicr*' standpoint. i-rhauled and ls*lad n w id ,I H Arthur llranan to-day announced In the second v»idr»l liteak »jm,-e Agreement Act of 1037 and tha present aoaaoa- but will not •aid today thatwin tha bads nf hi* rvaignation aa Cashier of the I, cxprctcd In linpiovo steadily Mrs-englo-* and today afo work­ ha* authartly only over produce play ln It hloaalf, It I W - U 1D3.I, tha stock market sold off lull during ilm remainder of ing cn Ihw other. I* re Sept. 1 onditmv*, the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, rhipped In irUrstaU commerce. ported. orange crop -hnuld be arnn.-ntiat la Volume yi-stciday, rallying 1937 condition* arc not likely “ All equipment wilt bo thor­ A position ha haa held sine* tb* It la believed by many produc­ Caldwell's. “ Journeyman waa larger than that of lU.ld-nT when leader* down 41 to |ii a share, in In becomn u* fa riu able a* I hey oughly rhevkeil fby defect* M V organisation of tha institution in er* that th* new agreement will Uaued in a llmltad *uti«rlptlun production w*a rrducvd by frrrjr* a few cxm * muiti mure and many Oecomber- 1027. Itaro averaged over Iho recent In |imven| any dlaaatrooa toss Tend to set.a minimum price for edition of HTt gambered cople* in California. * to new low* for a year ur longer. tep year perlmt. of time in an tmargoncy." When questioned a* to hi* plan* their product by keeping only a Nonptusaevl I,Hiker*, at inlying a little orer two years nr> by Clilef Cleveland Said Frrarnt indkallana also point,’ action' to z e W iy ^ e p w gam­ Mr. Brsnan -laird that, while in small surplus on the markets. the Viking Frasa and ha* long It aaid. to a total grapefruit crop the situation afier the clo»e atbling. the North recently, he had derided Calling tb a1 MWraoFa otaad »pdo another connection He added, This will be ilons through pro- been out of piiat. Tb* po-Hblt- below the record high production tribute,! lha wideaprvad ^ilumii lo Tin y Footprints A re ration of shipments, from this Ry of '•naorahlp difficulties are of ioae-37. a combination' of factor-, . the a rwldo-opoa' JavttaUon to ( t o * ■new proposition1tin-1 Only Clue To Child btlag " iho Bk*. i f o n asked. •xpecudiy jur-cfiled Ractf this -Stair which is the only celery •aid to have dictated (hi, pub­ ■aolt Important Involving frarn ot Condition o f California lemon* “ What doe* k* treat Wa to de Morning which ha* raaaad Mat to producer at that lima o f year. lication policy. . Tbo dram,fixa­ wa* described aa “ materially ha- m m a vtgfUoao’ ooa mtttaa ta defer action on cither owe for. Uva Tb* Mrditrrranvan war x-arc tion by Allrod Hayas and la-on low” tb* Id-ycar ltrZ3-.HI average. Wcatbrr Farecaat aloaa. ap tho NfMM aad prove Boat few dtyt. Therefor* any Aleiaader. which Mr. Ryril ha* The Sept 1 condition of orange* ■ppoared tv have only alight ofFair to partly ctoody lonlgbt acqalred Ibroagh Maxim Me- In CteUfornia.-lha department spin.1 fact upon tentiimltt. Wall (lr*-i'l hi I that there arc pok'd* bora op- definite announcement In preluded and Katurdsy. Kxtreme anrtbher. la said to follow the nov-l waa only 74 percent, compa-*# Aaetag dreidvd pretty gv-ncrally |r» l poad "to gaaktMgV^ . at praaent, ho said. west Florida— Partly cloudy to­ rw # odT.potnioni la closely lo locldopL dialogue and wltk a 10-year average of 00 per­ that sppndu iiM.in in Ihi* regal I night and Hunday shower* near had boen exaggerated. Foreign Apalachicola tbla atlernooa aqd Vf ASIIINOTON, Sept, a . — (A*> ebararura. sod bao tbe approv­ cent, white on the same date tha •oiling did nut *|i|>rar in vutuoH-, al of Maid wall ojowroeyman ' Florida condition was 76 percept — Bureau o f Engraving prtsac* early tonight hunt for four yeai-i.ld Flureiice will bo tb* D n l piny with Kracompared with 79 percent. Con­ brokers assert ml rolled o ff yaotaiday the first *f Dayleaa Tide* "Thtnne**" of the mukrt wav Jackaoa. 76,000,000 bow postage stamp* kine raid w o lfs, aaaoa on II t*> dition of the* Teas* crop waa be­ Sunday's tides, high, 1:06 A. M*The footprint-, di»iover,-1 In roach 1 1 rood way atn*o hi* “ To­ toft Tone* potent element in the decline, low that of a year ago. com memoruing til* lioth anni­ quarter 1:07 I*. M.J low, 0:34 A. Me 7 lK THU hi rose TALLAHASSEE. Septa 11. — versary e f tbe Hgning e f tb* Cob- bacco Road' mod* blm o buuaoThe department said the condi­ tbo spread between lid and ask") soft earth twu nml « mile* from where the child diaapla Labor (A7—Govamor Con* - fnnnanctd aUtution. bold word from coast to iaa-1 prtca* at lime* running tu aeveial tion o f 'grapefruit decline,! during *'■ Haro meter V oald ba today tb* realgnatioa of John N. Aoguat In all ttate* except Ail- dollar* a aharr. Ni-cra-ituu* adl* |H<arrd into the wuuda la*t Mundcy The new l**a«, o f tbo - >-c*nt la Its n*arly*(oar-y*ar-run. Today, ZU-ZTi yralcrday, M .L tng. caused by rxhauitiun of tn.ir- afternoon, provided tin- day’* uni) to close All**, state beverago commhaloa- variety will bo ytsead on sale I'roriyltatlaw tangible clue to hi r trail. Hut l'>* Dod* cooo or. It* named Thomas W. Long of first »t Phi .F flA lA ’ In Florida the fept. I condition P a , Be*Taint for yesterday searching party which found nUmaot alt T a n m now atau motor ve­ • Sept., II. — wa* given as 61 percent camtemlcr 17 *a4 *Uewhere in the Total for month _____ ___ __ them reported, with upprehonn.iiu er of gam- hid* CoouMsMdnar. to lb* pak. Ittoravn one of pared with the to year average of Country a day later. It reprodmee Total to data ------- ------ - I that the Imprint, showed the lll­ I Tba Governor aaid Allen who J. B Straro'i faotoua painting ef C A P O N E * PAV dvnd In Uie tale- 76 percent but although the ret Temparalarao JACKBONVILt.F. Hepl tl.— lle fact turned directly Inward Iho t dtroot r*-. formerly lived la Bartow gave no tba signing of tba QoaatRrftkMi. i onip, oppcalnl.of fruit b light, grovrs were aaid Maximum, tlt| Minimum, 76. kea by tba naamt for hi* migtiatlon hot he Coart ■today In It* b* In wood condition with pbn- (Jf)— J. Edwin I-arson, inl-rnal heart o f the tangled undergrowth Ilerald reading. ir hi* la* hollered It waa lwcam« of private p* a 76 year tv o f moisture for development of rovaana eolleclov for Florida, end dens* woodland) of Ihe Uxalk om«lal Btpari SINUKB IMPROVED aanoonead yaalardty a |17.1« hillsmptmoil i y AU* tb* fra It. The find gave frc h impetus la an aliegcl atTbo T n a a condition wa* below datlnqaoat Income tax Judgni-nt N TA M0N|CA. Cal If u lack on a white inn. -Twice it ago but letter tVva against A l Capone had bn-n live more than CPU per-ona en­ already Ike negro tb o prevlou* yeara, lattlad . and a public sale nf the gaged In Ut* a*arch and Sheriff beea aaved ilifornla condition waa * negator* Miami Reach boro-waa qorria announced “ »> era pu»*i* ing tho hunt at 111 farther north,“ ( 10 *onljr fair.” ____ If ^ * rowiifi pmwntrwltely- end Sam Byrd Plnn« Production Of Play Firemen Spend Week Repuiringr Equipment Orange Crop To Be Larger This Year, Indications S h o w Branan Resigns As Cashier Of Atlantic LOCAL WEATHKB Engraving Bureau To Release New Stamps '» & r . B*« te. » y s * r o s t lenders Kesignation i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/39507d6f12668bb76c0c2b1703e11230.pdf 31c84c33fdc19b3e0554b26f638c1fc8 PDF Text Text »c > ••• r * l i i v > rrv« t "trvV.->vt s -Tv hi * « » -t . W i S v M S G jra * ' T in a * j 'S f t v A . / t '*-’. - • » ^ ” HANFORD m tR XLD U K ete Hughes’ Tripple With Bases Loaded In The 8th Inning Spelled Sanford Doom fo r d G oes T ea m T o D e L a n d W ill A g a in ■— — T o n ig h t A tte m p t T o TODAY’S SPORTING WORLD B r JULIAN 8TEN8TROM Florida Squad Show* Headway F o r F irst Tilt G a to rs Herald Sparta Edhor W h e re *»* * -W — . . . F a ce H a rd es t K n o t O n e O f S c h e d u le s T O A L L PBIW plO I AN D C O n PO T­ A TIO N S iN T n n c g T K D IN o n H A V IN G A N T I.IK N O il Ct-AtM UPON AN X o r TH E L A N D * D D C I llB g D llX R W n fl . You ora hereby rm tlflct C IT T O F gANTOHD, KLO lilD , mualelowl sorp* ration, boa Its bU f t t w n t u m i Is lbs W« mod court to forurlpoo AotWauonl u s Ilona tea n rllflsm to a aod or tpeslol asoeosmsnla with latarooi saw penalilca. upon lbs narosla o f land » l forth In tbs lo llu w tag Mbodal*. tb * axgrosmlo am oonl o f ouch U x liens Fax s s r t n m l t i and « r special aaaseamiats. Interest and penalIM S agalast sold racpoelleo parsols i s Is m aa set forth la said b ill o f n u p .iia t*» » « «ppoa.t* sold no r c l » In tho follow ing sajicdaU to -w in to t It Lot at. of «l.fS M id i C ou n t O f G a ifte s J ‘ 6 S p t.u .'.r^ ,r'S iS S Cullum HonoredOn Birthday A\ Field 11 tt IILT* H ill Illll u or Stock II. or Mock i*. o f Block IS, M of Stack IE I cl Block II. I of Block IL I of Stock I L I of Block IL I of Stock I L I of Stock <11. I I « f Block 11. r . r I I of Stock I L lA t i l . o f mock i V I l of Block 11, J l ’ of Block I L It Of Klerk I L -IT or Blook ll, :4 of Block It . I IT o f I l i ef a Illll lll.ll ui.li m s. .; 18 •I of'B lock i l M . ' : L o i- a . of L o t t of l f of l i of t i l H i Lot I t o f 1I L U 4 ll.H I 1I1SJT 4 H .il » Block, BtocX i’ &i Block Block. Stock . S' Lot Let Lot LH I I of Block IL If ot B'och I t II of Block IT. l i of Black IL IM.1|I Lot M l.I ll Ja I M L H i Lot M l.lt Lot M i l l Let IW .lt Lot 1ITX.U Lot IX L If I a I 4X0.41 La i I I of Mork IL I I of Block II, 11 uT Block I L I I or Block I L t l of Stock IL M l niork I t X of Stock IL 1 ot Bloch II, c of Blsck I L U M I L et ltd. If S 1 m lt i.lt IT o f Btock I L ix t i! » * •* tax.i< : f s ic s I W II of Biootr • w it o f Block I W II , I o f Block UBH UfSM 2 t f j r d K g . Illk fl » it it IL IL ,fl­ °Jt J ! * * " U til >»* ' > ftL M 3 Ls’ l ! : y ’ i s . j i ; . Lol I I pf Slock IL M of Block IL tt I I of Block 11. Lo t m u Let » v , s h it I U i . i l La* I__ „ Block I L I of A ll.II i n of Block I I of i 2 of if;! Chqowica ft* TacksKs Add.Hoc to Bokfprt. CXX.tl an. % & M ill M I.U P IIL II M ill !a! ?a.set i Governors May Hold' P a r l e y On Freight Rates With F. D. R. I I of !«. I t *r Stock I L ** of BMCk 1C. n EM lo t In ' M a n y Seasons We brought home tha bacon v i r a g o w h lii ' U rn b t i f W S ift it ta il night end will them be ■ ysaUrday > . the Cleveliod Inay FRA N K B. W S IG H T : I -BUI Rodger* and h li BinFordi T b * LoobeoCa BWriy *x>r*t In crowd nt the park tonight T Wo dlana wo red a 1 to' 1 win over tba G A IN E S V IL L E . BepL I , — U a lLAOkouts tested n b ltu r eighth! the fifth when (bar nilad tha will predict 1000 peopls w ill ir e » " * . . . . A t L i t Teller hae hurled . M s c g B T M f o r L a n o a jgA •verolly o f Florida's H IT footthe tilt tonight at tha fa n fo ld ■ ' « » W* l ' U « r ^ n ^ r defect U it evening at | b u n and w ith etna o a t Molt, ‘ nL-AlH. >• , , . . . j. ... Ilia malm back hljn this time with hat] squad. 41 atron r shows I t of p al paiterson and bit a llwsr oat into lafi (laid Municipal Athletic Field. , ;errgrhM b l l e W l T Amount *f sH It of xenlora. 17 Junlora, Id sepho* , le v * * and * r eui • l I t of id Had* when th a ' hot II waa a .bard ctaanea tor s p o a t a I us* more*. O f tha Juniors, four ara (ieorge PhUilps to really a M w w is ia *•Cincinnati rrmip acorad Adair am U bt ,'droppod tba ball, I • » » » « sad bendy mart lo have around. . . I transfers her* tbla f a l l hm s tlih th Inning Adair throw -to aaoond to force J " ran S L i In tha pc It loo. when Prichard waa p at.eu t of 1 junior eolteqs and haea * hid no ton Palo Hughes clianad lb * Kasao there.'and Dldrtckaon thraw ,T (he gams Monday night Georg* I gneka with n trlpla and Iba ,D third to force Kugderto and prntliiuc football kVperikwca/’ tn Lot IIIIM I t of niorb I gain*. In ftdm cerilsi' field and Lai 1of Him* I. R U M xntle3, 8 .to 0, In favor o f n ora l r force play at Sotfa iiainriund. ffas equad to youua. Lot I of Hlock l. ' played the bag aa If ba were tba vlallifri. baaaa and did not allow HoiLot « of Uloct t I A t I of a vetsran. . . . II* reminded ua nearly 70 parront falling wltbla Lot » of KioskI.». 'T b a gama, which look piaeaj brook to icora from third, Lul • of Otowk I, no much o f Don Torres, San­ the 12-21 aga rings. of M M I.' bafore o v tr 1000 fant at tba T b i Lookout* hald a I to.,1 Lot t of Bloch I. ford's ace utility man last aao* Killeen have earned ona var­ Lei I of Uloch 1, Sanford M anlclpil Alh I e l I c ] toad up until tba algblb wtiati iS S P ,!l I of Hlock I. son. , , . sity toller. Pour others bava Lo t lt cf Stock I, waa fall of acorlnr. hit* tba (Ira works (or DeLand r • see* Lot firmed uro. Practically all of Lot I I o f B lscb -L [A t !• of I l M t i .orrora end froak plan| niartad. Schmidt itartsd tha bell I I at Wash L Robert Howell reported for H » ttorso who entered tha UalvsT’ L e t L H IT o f Stock f. .Starting on (he monad for rolling with a alagla to oaatar Lot I I o f Rlooir L Lot I I ol first session Monday afternoon ally of Florida aa treobman woo Lot T l o f Block I. LM IS Sanford waa D u rr Mala w h o , f i i l f . Ha waa aacrlflcad to aec Lot I t s i Bleak I. and he looked very good out tnani frosh numerals In football. ton hart id seven and one-third la -, ond hr Itolflowar. ba adranesd et I I o f Bleak 1. even though ho still has to get AS 'n squad, the "Fighting Ga- LLot IT o f Block I. ___and allowed lha Iled i la n 1 i 0 third on an srror bp Prlehthe kinks out of his summer worn I I o f Block I. tpra" ora not blr- Drack la tha Lot lrita While Mole w ai relieved In j Brd 0ff MeUnlLn’a .grounder nnd 1 I * o f Block I. togs and not only . . . . he has to ' only fairly heavy ball carrier. I I * o f Block I. t i e eighth by Owen Wright who Adair was eefe on an - lnOeld Al get that thinking rap on and go Not an end weighs 186. The Al Waa alekad (or three blow* fait to , fill lha baaai. I I I o f Block L to town this season. , . , rrnlera nre not hasey man. t I o f Block t. . retiring the aide, A t I Of Hlock Dldrlckion mngtad 't o canter s * * * * , I 1 of Block I. No! quite half o f tba aqaad Lot * of tba laet Inning o u tla id (laid to ecote Schmidt Rhlmar ■ *5 S of Block I, A t IS Of Hh* Triumphs A gala........... nr* Klorldn born, but only thraa Lot' Lot 4 of Block t. V f n t Jn to replare Wrlrfat who grandad to Klrigdon who tnraw A I I I Of Lot i of Block 1. nf |h* 4d were born outside of For the slsth . rawascatlve I A t It Of was token out after the eighth lo HolbruSk T6 forca McMullen Lot • of Block S. I A t I I Of time, Kslhrrlne Kswlg/ef Fort tho Booth. " • „ (or a Jllnch biller. Lot T of Block L at i^a plate. Tbap Hughes came Lot i i or Lauderdale aurr*«afuliy de­ -ol I of Block L Florida’s 1211 team will ba Lot IT or ! V P artin g on lha mound for to lha ptola and workad Iba -ot ■■of Block L M K M P H I S 1 1 C L Tarry, rnplnlned lA t l i of fended hrr American JOO-meby W attsr (T iger), Lot I* of Block L BaLand w a i Aleg Bwatl** who count to three ball* and no M ew York Giant generalissim o,, tor medley rrown In the H »"*>t II o f Block L Mn)ti"rry. Daytona Reach, wllh I At ft O f? „ toiled agarlli two Inning! aa slrtksa and than be> cut loose w llh a new flea-year contract in .* ; I I of Bloch L lor Women's, At A. If. HwlmK*n Willis. Pubta Gordo. as Lot tueked safely away. Urges his till* ka waa relieved br Jim MeMul* with a triple to . tba cantordald Lot I I of Block L mlng Chemplonahlp at Kan nllernal* captain, noth era backs. Lot It o f Black, L team on toward th etoig u c pen­ I At a.u of Block L Ifw In the llilfiT wllh tha bases fanes to ciaan up tba bags. •at I I of Block t lA t N or Block L Franelaru. , , . nant nnd W orld Berlex. Jn«h Cody, atl-llmo AHBoulhloaded and non* out. in lha c! 1C of Block I. I a I H of Block L • * » • s IT of Block I, rrn lark to. former star athlete Lot Lot H of Block L fifth tha Look out i went ahead t II o f Block I. I At I of mock X. F ifty Orlando yotlh v reptnied nf vnnderbllt. Mercer, and Clsm- Lot Ml || of Block L for the Initial workout he.,I nt ron. trend* for lha second year ol l i of Block L Mi t l Of Ulock I. I At X of Stock L Tinkrr Field for the (>rtond:i High Hr* Florida athletic department Kota. Wrlahi and Crlifleld. Ml I I of Block I. Ia I X of (Mock X. Mrhuot T lgrrs this srsaun under nnd nn head roach o f football MX I I ST Block t. Ia I IX of Stock *, < Thto, uookoula alarled the erorLot I t or Block J. I a I 11 of mock X. tho direction, nf I I f i d • Coach M r ntdea nr* Ram McAlllstlr. W * v H th - .g ran Iba Initial O l I t ot Blook L I a I II of Stock I. Harry Greene. . . . Grren soya former roach at Auburn and Ml U df Block l I a I II of Block 2. Sanford Baatball fans M id lanlag bat the) tied up Lot o t IT of Block l Ia I II of Btofk X. *7 t W H effTTTTbelr hair o f lha tribute lo E. II. Cullum, Sanford his best mrn are C lm illf Wuds- A T L A N T A , S rp L ' H. - l/P,-■G ..v-' » " '« Carlos Praclor. axof Block Block I,I. O l tI l or IA I II of Btock I. worth, Gordon O’Neal, Hilly to.. . . Gninr alar, as lino coaches; A I I of Block L ie or m ore X. e. pacond when lha txmkouts official Scorer, tost night at the Loti IX of Block f.m .r Riven, rakl y c lffr ln y .. |(Mr|i ioaf XXmin M M l 1 of Block L II Of. of Block "t. [A l XI thored one tallr . acroia the Sanford Municipal Athletic Field bt-11 and Ralph Hruwnlng.......... Lot I of Blosh I. I At It of Block X, gtniip o f smitli. rn governura ho|,w A ll Snulhern li a cjk. f o V n s r Lot T of Block 1. Mate. | when ha celebrated h li 67th birth* XI of- Block X, IA t ----I At XI of Black I, Illll Terry and (itonla verm to arrange a conference wit.J P reil* rnnrh nt Vandvhllt. Oklahoma. Lot IS ol 4ll6ck I. The Rede look the toad In day. A eollrctlon waa taken In a i t l of Block 1. I At H of Btock X. lo be proving the rumor «n ilrnt Roovfvclt In N iivcni'or to, Furman, and Rand Dixon, axA t I I of Block L (hair half o f lha third when the grenditondi and presented to Ia I I of Stock IX, At It of Block I, 1A l I of Btock-IL . ethor aulmay arvleo for I lilt ilisriisa freight rat* e tr cluroa In VnmlcrlrlU alar. aa backftold {h e r ' scored th ree-ra n i o ff four him by Dr. If, D. Huntley o f At I I of Blook 1 I aI 1of Btock II. ill* legion. season aa itl« outfit t.rrurrd n rnorhfa; Dulrh fltaaloy, A t IT of Block L Lol 4 of Biolk IX, k ill and two costly errors but lha Ortondx Lot IX of Block L I a I I of Stock tS, three game marnln o trr their "W * nre very hopeful," h* **H , rinrhta end. toler coach. tutor"The presentation," Dr. HuntLookoute came beck In Ihalr A I l » ol Block L JAt f of Block If. nearest opponent v, the Chica­ " lin t onrh n ctmfercnci' can be Tor ihn rods. At 1C ol Block L Mr. Cullum'a half o f lha third and o ff tour toy said, “ to fo r At tl of Block t g o Cube, Monday when they iSt* X 3 Btoell ! t arranged when Mr. Hoosevelt tlnlverally of Florida epos*', fail* two etnton heap*, and a fins work as an official eeorer Al tl makes his annual visit In Warm the season with I, B tf^ South-1 lA took a twin bill from the t ' two been toll by Ganglion, tba for (ba past two aaaaone for Springs during the Thanksgiving orn Conference Champion*, I a I II cf Block If. Philadelphia Phillies while lha ' -"J a t1 toeela tallied flrn rune and se­ Sanford aa well aa b l» 67th birth­ holidays." Cuba and lha Cincinnati lied* Jinlqn Hnugn. In a night r »m # 1 ^ day." M - J | „ . cured a • In I toad. Th* governors, togethrr with ftopi. 26. The following Batur- I a I I nf lllnck 4, split a double header. , . . ; ; ; Lot m stork i l Mr. Cullum today expressed , Tha nads got another In lbs I AI X of Block I. S • e e e utility comnilssloncrs o f their [ day the Codymen make Ihalr I a I I of Ulack t. (berth when wllh two nut. Adair hie thanks to tha people o f Kan. Vm \ Hill Phobus, a 20 year recruit states, have been active In prose-J first hnme apfearanro. meeting L o t' 1 of Bloch t, m i J l L H II ot Btook JIL . walked and anted on Dldrlrk- ford for tha exrtllrnt birthday Block t. of Jhe Washington Henutore from cutlng a rase before the Inlerslntc Pi el son In Flnrlda Fltld Stadi­ Lai -AI of 111.41 l . .. ■ . of Biocli t, sou’s triple lo deep right field. gift. Chattanooga mads his first 1017 commerce commlralon seeking n um. Th* horn* of the “ Fighting 1 o f .Block I. Illf- t! l l 'I . M I of Block L major leagu e appearance Mon­ reduction o f rates. Galnro” e*ata |1.00 partbna. 111.11 X of Block • «. ats.is day when ha abut out the Host in t :r E k t Red Sox 2 to 0 and allowed then LE G A L NOTICE iti.ii i i Lr » ! « k i: only a alngto hit. . , . it" j L e g a l N o tic e I I Of stock L * • M iin .it .lA . ..l 1 c l Block L L-rAnnounccmenla 15— Apartments For Rent ix i.x i r o l 'i t Tha Callage All-Htars made atOTicK o k A P P i.ii-aTiub TO Ik T U B I T I l f - l 'l r i i i .xi a i i o e r iT ill.H . T IIK M k T II JKUHTOJ. C IS It two atralght over Profeacm * t I IT OK TUB STATU O P (A t TO: WHOM vr MAY I.TINCKIIV I of .fiioca 1. R A V E Y O u V w a t c h jspiired by K M ill I I ) A. Ik AND K aH BBN- I a I N o lle la lirr.lty *lv»n lli»' lh' alonal Grid teams when las', • o l f Block L ’ one who rtally knows how. only—10T B. Fifth StIM tl.t: K ill A T I, KLOHIUA. IN Lot. I a l Hlock L undsrstooed will on lb* Ml* *b*r night tba roliegtons * biped •OX.SI t iiA M i:n r . no. — Ij.t I ol B'"rk *• ut Oolober A. II. 1*11. *1 M e g a , Jeweler Magnolia A re IIX .lt the Chicago Hears by a • to 0 o'rtork A. M, or « “ .... thererURNIHllED J^parttoent Ttoie I At i i f I eek L MX It • Her a* k lb* m allei* may b< CITV OK BA A FORD. PLORIUA. lA t X ot Block L , sear* In the Cotton Hunt at HX.II LIV E S TO C K ! Cartoad raim ..lip $100 par day with gas and I heard, apply lo • Ju,l*e ,.f lb* Ia I IX o f Block X, e aaaole'pal rorporallse. eroolSCI.II Dallas Texas. . . , 10,000 fans Nlmh Jur.lc.nl r'lrruli, Netilio.lr lights, for a limited time, Far­ a I It t-f Block L ’ good mules fo r sale or od aad evla lloa osdsc lh* Loveo ILol 111.11 I’minly. Florida, fnr no Orde. ol I I o f Block I. were on hand lo see Hut* Art o f lle riik i. K la la llll— * Harvey A 1X1X4 change. Carlton Livestock Ex. rell Apts,, com er lha nrtoptloo of a» lofsoi in-'.Ia I I I o f Block L . -valill.ll Guep* o f M srquetlelesr aver child Uh'lrr tba nsma of Charlra Phone I At a I i i I Iof o f nb Block I. change represented by J. C. Coates. Daytona Beach. CI.UTAIk LAN IIS UPON WIIICW l3 lll.lt VVralay lli.r-.ll Jt^ Moled ai e.iiiI a I t l o l H lock L At t l of JRI n muddy field to toad til* TAXK.a t a i l OPRtHAL AXSRXa. Human, Brardsll aiding— Rand 7II-J, Banforo. i**|4 ford. Heoilnrla Uounly. Florida A t I I o f Bit MBATO ANB IIMLINtll'MNT. ■XX.II mate* to tbs victory. . . . thin lha tie day of HoptCmber At kt Of W « I t Merriwether barn. I4 t.ll aad TUB STATR OK KLOCtlOA. A l i l of Blr lock i. 28— Mlseananeoua For BaU **/ *** ■ *4 SHNIAin.M COB N T T , ix t.lt Block I. A ‘ r-VullV-K* Wl-J4l.nr IIAM IU KJ. o i i i i i a , iHteodaolo— lll.tf Young Hob Feller allowed Ihe Block L IX Of TIIKHUIK IIA M IU ' TR A C TO R W O R K : T b|va new 7 TOOT MAJESTIC Hafrtgar T h e LH LM libit • IIL It IX1U iliit iii.ii 1IM.4I 4X1X1 K iii • mi.n . 1UX.II • ii.t i 41X.TT fix .t r i l l Tl lll.tf IIIT I IW II / -y Ip iho publle rcoords of ■ SontsoU county, F isn a o tlt.TX * * , ipfr to oddlilon to Ike amoqota.sot oppoa.la cock parcel of load |B< t i l , forego In* schedule. latslWOt »»* paoolilcs as provided. ylHet , law on such dal Inquest lasso, ska or speoul asecacra.nta,. t o -j aether with a prcportloaalc - p o r t, cf the cools mod Cipenaei -Df lU o i cotb are to he enforced ■* i M | fcrecloocd In thtc Soil. 1. T s u arc harsby notified to ap­ pear ond make your defensco ■lo f tba sold B ill ot Complaint on orheforo th* 4th day of O c to k fL H IT . sad IT you fail to do ao i * or, before aad date, the bill w ilt' be taken a* confessed by ykia and you w ill bo- barred trJZ | lacrcoflsr contesting said ■ ■ s it. aad said iroopectlra parcels m y land will ba sold by Macros . of l said court for aon-poymaat ax; •aid taaca and or asonar Ilaon and miaraat and pana •It'**. tharson and Iho cnctc of ■Ibidf cult. 8 8 ! it iL t i ..... i n it M l It O. P. HBBNDON. llll.il iu i.li 111 Tt 1ILTI Clark o f acid Court __ B y: A. If. W E E — Deputy (O FFICIAL iS A L ) C lassified Advertisements ii! p s n .Oliver 11art-Car tractor, plow, had harroW, Work appreciated. Call Malheiux, Phone 2R2, (is alor for way, .lac. 111 1$. Bcott-CarraD A N ONE M ILK cow .tor sals. Traitor. Phone llt - W , DUNN. SECRET O P E R A T IV E 4 0 . HAG SU CCEEDED IN W RECKING T H E C R IM E R IN G CREATED BV T H E MASTER M IND FAG AN ---EVERY ONE OF HIS HENCHMEN L IE S IN JAIL AWAITING T R IA L . O U T FAGAN E X CE PTIO N AL- V ALU E ” T wo used JO by ■ Truck tires. Me Kee Auto Supply , H E A V Y D U T Y B LAC K D IA HM OND T R A IL E R , good time, Mteioead body. 1260.00. 1BJI Cher UBED TIRES- 60s up. at McKee jalat eou|>e, good tires, 2186 00 Auto lapply. .*la s t A Bone, Used Car Deaton. RED BUBfl Seed Potatoes. ' i j — Mlgctligneous _____ Bushels at I t AO. Charles a. L a e £ Chuluota. Box H L N O . rtm N M ilK ir~ ra o m e for i rant, oentlemen only, i l l Kim SECOND HAND plana dining Ave. Phone (le , table aad kitchen cab­ inet. 117 W. 12th Bt FOR A gallefadory paint Job L U n m C Y l f IBelter- l'u p . ~ 1 , ‘ Always specify Dottor St Oay wormed. R. L. Ha­ M ailty pelnle — They're "Bast Tar lha Boath." Biaalay-Rogara gen. Markham, Hardware Co , . 100 cS l i Sy m iO W RnB eaa be ’ supplied with moat of thetr M ads at the Hill Hardware Co. 11— W an ted onedition. $TA*. Phone O p «r * »lv s .4 8 M V O NLV A S D ISTR IC T ATTO RNEY, D A N . 1 W A N T TO T H A N K REG RET. •- B MR. B R O W N . . 1 VOU FOR R ID D ING T H E W T H A T FAG AN 1 C I T V O F IT S M A J O R A G E LU D E D U S C R IM E P R O D L E M -W E H AVE A N IR O N ­ H O W E V E R .IF H E 'S C LA D CASE AGAINST G T IL L IN LC AO ERVILL. T H E C IT V D E TEC TIVE S EVE R Y O N E O F F A G A N 'S M E N / _ - A N D PO LIC E C A N , A P P R E M E N O M IM . / I T 'S G o o a TO S E E VOU/ HA5 OIRL’S Blcyola. alia II. psrlect DISAPPEARED in , 9 9 9 WASlUNCr H A chI n e - *l i " glKxl •hapa. *M W . l i t Bt T p ORTB S p a n i s h h obs 7 * m 7 quattny, Baa Clifford Walksr, Geneva Bsnford A n , 1 blocks aaal »H ' . : I AMY HUMDKn a p ‘ to iV a grata fouudtllon block! ,. J. T. Nawky. 100« Ava. Phone l > I I . D,_ between 200~and ' 1JXK) to half inch die mater, condition, age, Tboe. B. Adams, Bag 1*1*. raai. ^ D U N N .-_ S tc r «i Also Da n lu tom ob U ag. ’ hh oa 884-w qpHSgpwW worn ’ EQUIPM ENT for faTl TMUtoUa, Baakalballs— lha bast g ra a i for every sport iy u M A rA sytT O a. f iv e ROOM SO V O U SOLD T H E RANCH, M IS S .M A R E , AN D V O U P E G O IN G TO M O V E TO L E A O E R V IL L ? j Holly. A N A * MSEOHANT 8LAIN JERUSALEM, fast. T —( * } — lb Arab awraboai wo* shot land ia lha OkrtUaa quorur .T laCU hgalordoy. Tbla brought U a daatb roll - of lha latest jsm Arab naroup lo t l In olgbl day* —« d * m Arab*; U ra* J m dy M lh th# *™Jw VES. I H AVE ENOUGH , M O N E V SO T H A T 1 C A N A F F O R D T O L IV E IN T O W N N O W A N D G IV E - B O B B Y T H E ADVANTAGES OF TH E BEST S C H O O L S — AND OF C O U R SE 1 W A N T S O M E T H IN G T O K E E P M E B U S Y TO O — S O M E SORT O F B U S I N E S S — -------— > H YA, 1 W O LF * otloB of con du iag taw Privdla 'u tt. b d ri*. MdUILM# Aj W J t ' fi-W W :;u: r -V.V 1 D O N T K NO W HOW L O N G I L L BE. H E R E — M A Y BE C A L L E D O U T O N A C A S E -A T A N V T IM E — B U T H O W m m A B O U T A M O V IE __ T O N IG H T T • I W k V O L O V E rc B U T I D L I K E TO G O .T O M V H O T E L r i t f S T - l L E F T AN E N V E L O P E THERE THAT I SH O U LD HAVE P U T A W A V - GOOD TO SEE VOU *M U N — EVE HEARD ALL ABOUT THE MARVELOUS JOB l V O U 01D H E R E ----B R O U G H T OODOV V a l o n g / y OLD FELL0V4 GEE. VOU . L O O K GREATT �# m m m » n -**- j ^ . ..A -* SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 19S7 Chinese Guns Fire Close To U.S. Consulate *» County Ranks Meeting Held 3rd In Fruit, By Seminole Vegetables School Board •QUEEN* OF THE UNITED STATES! •e In Carlot Shipments Contract Is Awarded OfVegetables Alone For E r e c t i o n O f j SeminoleRanksTop; Flood L i g h t s At Fourth In Oranges New Football Field Additional M a r i n e s Are Landed AtW ar Tom City For Defense Of Americans 4,000 Jap S o l d i e r s .rTranoedAnd Killed :Ih Chinese Ambush A total of B.IttS straight rallot* v a n shipped out « f thia county, making Seminole third only . to Path which shipped lti.VST and Orang*.which »hipped i'-Sli, Other leading count e-i In straight e a r lot ahlpmmta of frulls tin! vrgelable* were: Palm IU-*rh with ■.111, Lake with 5 ir.rt and Itodwith 4.446. Semlnoir- however, waa thr top i rank hag County in rarlot atop' merits of vegrtiblra with a total of T.031, an Inrrr»ar of 1,156. r a n avrr Ihe perilous reason- Palm « g and Chinees Junk* loaded (yVely, and ws can **# th* allkouv lth Vahd VVaft.- egttC«U rtfw > eU * mf a >h*1n oT black mountains tlveiy blocked th* Japan*** fleet along the herlaoo. They are odd from aprsodlng (ta , activities up, looking, ao rugged, stuaklel her* the river from Shanghai. and there with datk scrub tuuah. The barrier also bottled up the For twenty mllra or more w* did United Btataa fleet of river fun- not paas or are a . lit ing aoul, nor bowl* on the Yangtao- ami mad^ao* a bird nor the {rare of nian; more BUficult the evacuation * f then w* tome to a email tow build1 ®00 rriugeoa at Hankow aa tag, with a g »» tank in front «rvl| at other Americana Ip vaH- I talked tn the man who operated oua parta of the valley. the place. He .aid he had tu bawl ---------water twenty mile*, .even fur hia PE IP IN G . Sept. WP)— lie- cows to drink, lhat hia nearcat tachment of 4,00# Japan***,neighbor waa eleven mile* away troop* waa r*ported today to .fi* had the face of a *vkina, for have boon wiped out by a deadly J imagine hia cow is the only thing Chine w ambush b> Uto rocky ho hears or ><*• for dsys, and in hllla west of har*. Ih* winter, for months. Th* Japanese line was said lo Th* scenery change* n»w on ihe have beer, thrust beak five rail** way te Van Horn (ellll Te%aal iky a sodden Chine** onslaught. W# are again In Ihe rnklsl of small Japan tee commanders were oh- ■ - --------------- — — ' ... . Stalk Buportalends*! of rah'T w o minor auto rollUton*. one yesterday afternoon and on* Uto Hr last ruction Colla Enritohand morning, marred Sanford1* traffic other sda rat tonal loaders of th* eeenrd whirh ha* been Ocrfset for •lalo. will bo Ih* gaeet a peak-1 era et the lalllel meet lag of lb* Semlaoto t'oaaty Tvacbsra [ Club lo ba held la Ih* Jeator High School uudtloriam toalghlj at A :M o'clock, A*l teacher* aad afflrUI* of I llsmt, who waa driving west an Ih* paroat-Tsachocs' AaaoeUHon j Thirteenth Street- collided at the ar* exported I* ho pn exal and I Intersect too No great amount of th* public to rordtoUy invited to. damage was done and neither af attend. T MT. r a w n t . enanty i th* drivers waa' Injured. Th* amt- aaporialendeBl. reaitndad today. tar was settled among the driven add ho S im la a rm mads by th* bvootigating police officer. Thia morning a hit-and-nm ne­ gro motorist did * considerable amount of damage to s ear d ih t a by Mrs. K. V. Miller oh Ctoaectm CRy. .yl -raM rs MOtor was baa^rd Jifrih ta % r>-l«rted today. LONDON. S«>*. 9L— CAP) Iiurlns Ihr meeting I ho Board — F t u t c a n d Great B rita r a ■■ anted a online! In Ik* Ron•Liljj KlrrlHr Company of IkU City Inr Ihr erection of flood re fu s a l t o ta k e p o rt ka a llxf.l* ml Ihr n r » * football field M r d i t t f n M U “ anti p iracy ” I s. V uf Ihr lis-nl hl*h school conference to d a y w it h aew which. nflrr pn>i»u«l Improvetie term in ation to « w tM r nii-nt* li»!r been completed, will |to death In hia home at laelin. N. J . and a nayatiriuaaa "woman in w a r s h ip * to p reven t ottaefca on* « l Ihr flnml high school i red" waa arm runnmg from Ihe h w --. p -iirr aim.imrol that Mar. M i l , In ihr state. on d i p f i n p . An In"|n11iii visit wwa *l*o Jcaret Itrennwa,. SO-ycar-wtd aehoot ,l|l. Kill n m fo m l the ihuotmg. Both the British and hi ulr In Ihr rrrr*llr construrl- I She waa quotrd aa paying he tried In a*-lull her after thrrmtrwm.FVrwrh a h * m s t r l I had O* , d n*r nmm rolnrrd reboot In In rrvral thrir ptrrioaaa tryat*. M i" Ihmnan r» m * with h»r V u t '.iT Thr nh«i| « n * elect- attonary. I**vU. I. Slrparoff. after h.r airrat. r<l br II n Mrese srrordlac In Ihr spec Ideation* of H I h J Mnurtilon linal arrhtleet. and l» *ii , iin«Irurlril ns to S-flard Ih- hrsl In lighting and aanlInllun Aftrr a Ihoiongh InapecUorv Ihr hulbllng waa Ionad lo l«r lory hr thr Mooed m-nilx-ra oho lalrr lo lid lo oc* rrpi ihr tlto * project Th" resignation of asvrrsl Inn hrra and Ihr appointment of i orti.-r Irsrbrra to fill thnor larani lr« were at mi confirmed i l CHICAGO, 8 »p t. > - l P Th.- tMficera of the Church ami JSJ" “ “ * r Sunday School of the Plato Bap. tide today that "la uniform* “T strangely ruggesl.ie of Ihrara “ *» *»•* * « • *■ worw by Adolf Hklrr'a Man Stern «anual Iri.toesa meettoc *« JCmllt* U s e Vs. Ragttoh lanchTrue** a. relath,lv small hot the (h a n k l u t l « b c the DCS or at the Hanford Jaatoc HUh [ raphllj grow tog arm? I. perpar w . P. B r a d . pu.l r * f the Brhml. In be replaced by Marray I' is iu m w gradwale of Mur­ lor for Ihr Anria-aa rwuntev church reported i.toa, r w wrwty (part of 'drr tag* whm it l'1^T»J».ctrclcU officers will take ' thru ray Stale ('.dirge la Kealachy.1 Ihr '1’nilid ,,.| a .ua tlct. I, akali aa thr toO is lw ih Shoemaker tewcher |arise control of Igiuumg of the oral . hurah p e r of n u lb rn u iln at ttemtmdc S U lia ." Those oho were giaen pools fee High 8,-hisd. Her anecesanr ha, | Thr newspaper aaal the artarle rnd brew named by Ihe srhud11 resulted from “vahai.-iiae iaiar.li the comma year air: St. J- Nis, valinn of Amrrarwn Taaska" am 1, suprcintraklrtil of Ihe Sumlay I rust era. Ml<a fln S | U Halloa lew. her by three repwetrn and mi I ■!*•>- Sclwal; M a n n Mi'am. dirreter ml of Ihe stub grade at Ihr Han lor*. James J. Mrlrtlf.-. kn tooth- the Itaptbl Tr*in.nc fa w n ; Mrs. M. N Ctcarliiut. p i - o > a l a f lb* ford liisnm sr School will » er. and William A M a lV r Mueller Wrote Ihe ulirlo The \y. M |1 ; N ru Alla* Traff.rd, rrplsced h) t'srolya l’oilier ITWdusle of Shorter f\dlece In hivetoigalorw the mw.paper aai.1 (W ik ef the chntch: Ik t*. Moore. I “worked ftur wuaay m-n'h* holh tieasurer e f th^chw nh; ami J Home. (Is. IN-si I llwles trs.hrr st Ijlke I from within and oul-kk- Ihe Amer || Trulu. t s< - “Ti- lirwcurer. Mrs F. F- lid '..) d im ta r ml U oil r.v Heboid who leudered ; akadewterher Velk.U.m.1 Rrtania her teslanslloa ercenlly will be IAmeriran Rural and it* o k i m i . mnsie aral err»n*.l^ J. M Miuea.ua orrantaatlnn lteul-hcr Vdk> cipher, nascent* d.rrvtee of aawaar; reptw. ed hr Mr* A. 1. I*eler(lan d " Ira veil inr f r « « cos.I l » y r,. Martin Mit.ma. pcinato fse son id l a i r Moarue. rowat ami from Canada to the prayer narelinc-: sad Uarvm Mi The appolnUweal of Ladle Hloae lo leaeh (Nimmrrdal Gulf a f Mexico t» “brain Ihr ui jam vm • L ra.br foa prayer meet Irtn a lM a l aeerela." togs. •able,** •! Ihe l.ymaa High Meewisr s - b n ; C. P. D i s b r School , t u also loaflrarad aa. A ll I «tep*y, S. J Haiia Th.- Hoard r-owfirmed (We « p F. McKee an.1 J. M Wifasu. .Ini meal of the follow lag ne­ Fventoc ackers: B t* Swb gro lea, hers Ids Matter. Roa*«>: Mary Rosa Sherman Wtlhlna. rore*| Oaewato (Tty. I Alton Talbott Gets Ijeave From Navy ford Talht.lt has kern recently transferred from the Battle Stop "N ew York" ta the llesteeyee " f h l l . o " m.w at rVariesloa. S. C oulfiliing for duty to the Meditevranraa Sea rrttovtog the USS "Karra" rraw « duty a ff Spato la the "New Yash" thin summer Talbott vwiled Kagtaad (foe th* Cacaaaltoal. Cermaay, Franca Police Hold Negro For Taking Goods From Parked Cars Chief ml Pylirs R .y G « attorn. Mated today that he helieved the a r m ! a f Ram Y«m«g. aegew. ye. Unlay « « rU prJ for lK» luar K tog the theft ef r-x-ii fm a r a n parkml atong the Saaf.ed Sire i. Far aamn lima thm pwrtws a r ‘ TP* U ~ ckr* " , ‘ fc“ ‘ ,- K , U f>cr t ' , : IN r-y> K A WiHa.m.. II. K Mel j c R. R INpgm, m. |. Tiw. friUwmc are Araran* thr rkarr),. Wrtl| t m M r t f . ^ j y A. B. L ’ ■“'t o y r. A Vanes, ■ft r T U tr* t'\ l - a. ? h » r » R K. Me! R. r ^ m . trewhto hat aald yesterday they Ij n ,w ^ v e m m U . to "haiify a a , .M h e , ^ , rr_ \ lp„ MC h. t thet™ . and would ato have tome „ c Mmvw. lt f . Slsskr. W R yesterday If .harp eyed . h .h . E S, W S» r c- teJ Nix- G- ^ W a . w , J M. Wito Yowsfl C am ps., totoe had sms Wrik| t r n i , V-vp.-mg to 1*4* nadtad the negro ..etch I t o r m l . r „ J II T. .lock L ------- ^ l / . ^ r fWT, „ V „ T »lltot rwlisted lb the Navy at Orlando anew years ago- r s h f a the life a f n Navywmm. to toasw ing the trade of Csryis l r f a hits .iaanting about the warid. J' “ .Phw B M *w »- R. A. r i s s ' . and C CITY NEWS BRIEFS Hurricane IsRcported City Commission 1700 MUcs Away Consider*1938 Budget 18 CGC CftttpaxTo Be Operated liTRUte I . Italy Ignores Soviet Note OnSinking Of Russian Freighters Chicago Daily Times Nix Is Chosen ForSuSays Hitler Organ-, perintendentOIBapization Is Growing list Sunday School Vocational School Will Open Tuesday In Kent Building '“(.■"•.Tu S 'u S V ^ 2-Auto Accidents I t f t f ’m’t i r . M Within 24 Hours To Teachers’ Club r S l^ 'Z S i 2SZ. Mar City’s Record At 8:00 Tonight More Destroyers Ordered To Sea Nazi Group Plans.O fficers Named To Seize Control B y B a p tist For; O f United States jApproachingYe ar Selected from a field of candidate* from SB elate*, 16 yeor-old Margaret Fmilh labor*) of Clinton, Trnn, waa crowned "Mias United States" at th* conclusion of a three day beauty contest In swelled the Unllod Btataa law* flilosl, Mias. Senator Pat llarrUon o f ' Miaaiaalppl dM the crown, forma to 1,300 Marine*. ing. Among her reward* will be a screen teat M Hollywood. Chines* troopi dung lenaeiouelv to tholr main lines on hll fronts In the face and luatalned alto a from the army, nlrcombined' Japanese force, and navy. The Chinese struck a new Wow at the Japanese nary by blockading th* upper reaches of Rha Yaagtse river .with a harrier edbt* >6 miles' east of Nanking. WASHINGTON, Sspi, 9 '- V * .* Fascists’ R e f a s a l Muller* * k l d %reqnlrwd ar­ Seminole Cm nlj- rankr-d third Hrmlnole Coast y ih Florida in Mmight rail rarlot il >n ITy Ihr of I'uhllr Instruction shipment* jif fruit ami vegetable* IttNird during thr naeon 1MB-37. it la prior lo Ihr o f M t U of Ik* re­ rrrralrd in thr annual report of maining achool* of (ho Chanty n i iM i a U w Ihr Florida Slat* Marketing Dli­ » i r » uk rn l*lo re* u. it n lr o l today by thr Seal' * i (I* meeltag T. W Inoto County Chamber of Corn- ]_i*ton County i i p « l i t » * 4 » i t - Chinese Retain Main Positions Tfc" Japan**# "hig push" wh!e^ started early this week he* beta a good deal « f g "dud" and Japanese military leaders arS .t V ■. X-t*: _i,u h Plans Revnen ToGuard Ships Against Snlis ‘WOMAN IN RED* ADMITS KILLING Paralysis Victim Is Rushed To Iron Lung 1F1 # r 4 �w m m T h u r s d a y , S e p t e m b e r >, it>7 ■fty w Coast It may come aa aoraeurhgt aI a blow to dyed-<bt4bewool Southerners to learn that “the Democratic party ♦* aa dead eg a doornail.'’ Nevertheleto that la what in being aald these daya by many political observer*; and not alone by Republlcana either, but by former Democrat# and Inde­ pendents, many of whom also assert with equal fervor that Mthe Republican party Is as desd as a doornail." Nicholas Hurray Butler, president of Columbia Uni­ versity, and sometimes a Republican and san t hnes a Democrat, says that "both the historic Aroryicyi .series are completely wrecked by Mason of the fact M J&a-eqmmandiny industrial jpfohdgBa cannot be fltudJato *M h «r of their traditional proRrtteao, and. u a matter W diet, Jt di­ vides their meuiliiJlMtt -fawn top to bottom. .. • rw > n w **#* Mexico, Just th* thought of not being under the Btaru and Strip**, g » v » rw ih* ledlmg 1 w i i In n ■ttaayu land. And indeed that was trek, ’for though only the Rio Orandsoeps rated the United SUtea /turn Mexicothey dlfleyent ae night I* from dey. Wo paeksd oer tor so the Aatoneaa xpWt of liberil, forward-faciny atatcamanahlp, but within the limits of tho prindplas uadtrlyimr the Constitution of the United State* and Its classic Bill of Rlfhts." ■The party," he conUnuep, "which Would ‘The opposition party,' p robably wish to be called Progressive, ahouW proparly* be de^goated as reactionary radical, since It would on the other hand, proceed to tidal with the economic questions of the time without any restriction whatever arlalof from the American form of ffovernmfaiL Ware the American peo­ ple to organize themselves Into two such (new) parties, the air would be quickly cleared of many misconceptions and the public would soon come to understand the ftutda- GWY NJSW8'8JZI£FS ‘TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY” By R U 8 SKI.I1 K A Y tffmeiflah to th* 'nth dograv. i t ovary war be psoras In lav A ad when my heart with grief in .nrn, |a sympathy hr, ton, will mourn. lie Fair, however, Tourists Farmers In the Bril* Glade sec­ tion ora report lag U m largest unriy planting* in aaany years. spite <?ovsmtn'a Luticlinm the grandstand both af|crnoan and night. It wa* ■ wonderful •‘break" for Florida nnd thr (fuartrt did thcmsclyrs pi mid. In spit* of th* fact Unit these Inch have been on nearly twn , hundred radio program*. they semi to bs more- popular than rvrr nnd folks WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By I'RRBTON GROVER W ASH INGTON. Kept. 9 -lf Prraklent - Roooovrlt has a desire tn run for a third term, fcr will Mini 1+1 agttpUuhs—hsd devel­ b* hard to atop in the Demo­ oped g distaste fa r th* racaut cratic convention course of th* Now Ospl. They Before th* U at poll!leal'cost, vralioa, clrrumslance, would have boas dlffvrvnt Then th* southern .status, together with a few from othsr section*, might U atop him.* They aeadad only on* vets more than one-third. But hi U m U at convention tea 100-yaar-eld tworthLrdt rule wax ended, tn IP40 u slnspis majority of th* dolsgate* at th* Damsera tic cunraathm will hs *uffiesrot to asm Ins to S candidate far r issldmf . That is « wsfr tssm. proapset Undoubtedly hi* t ' man, Tommy isy hunting out >1 for the aperrh. baa cleared himtonal business *0 himself almost ng that apaacb. »*• teonght that tea constitution H would atill be I Nam* another Incidentally, Borah made a had gueaa an adJoornsMnt. • Ha- ac­ cepted the invitation weeka ago I* apeak Baptemhar Id cw, th* constitution. Ha thought then that songrass would bs fighting about ths court until Baptembar t a a t e i h s , against IQ, A* a raault ha la basing to ol Us* two-tbirds swatter thro* wash* in Washing- teaoURH *F ttii >oof/ tothly. n r * t » » » " d wuU kept IppmaAt YUteRig p o w*te given bis tru ft Isos for cross* ion waiting for ths data. Coamy dteu*L tot JUuarra tea era-' graaa pulled out from under him tptomhsr U and IT. August *1. And worse luck, Um I atekS. t e e t e r Un­ wlag,Wf th* oawat# office build­ root markst price In Chlpogo ing, whsrs his saite is located, omd o*hor landing stock cantor*. . “All stock pure baaed - par* ta •sera* -of oar losial rapacity wlU bo fhlppod to oteor gwtft .plants >or aiaafuivr Thle aahmlted Market •3* A Company. Chicago. In rharyo of the firm'# huuthera plaaU. 'area tbs prterlpal apoakar at |)|( y^bpr Da* ralrbratlon Of iganon County Chamber of nonunerre |„ Ocala Monday, y i , arant marked tea formal opentag at the f.rmer's makhst gvin'a new meal packing plant >bd tha Bartli stuck yard*. -ThW new plant* aald Mr. stawari. “la (Traady -employter tar which Irrlgalaa- tha fart fte Capa (lrand.# Vallay. , From Cooltdga to (Hob* Iks sesasry U breath tsktng in prandoro and fright, the aaaant and daaeant U so severs you wonder If you can Utah* tt, W a poslrt ba thousand* of fast klfb on a narrow road, with a slant in the Side and a perpendicular drop. Than wa find a parking spars, -mad ‘from Rtsra vra cap slaw iba grandarv of tbo Roriflaa. Bach mammoth aptspdor, sarsiy Mother Earth spent ages terming you. and from your ragged and wealhsr bvat•n shapes and UpM has served rag hat#. W a round Phoenix ta Uwhesrt Of tea nourishing Spit River Talley. A <BF of baastlful hotnaa, and arid# Street!, PhrihMUr Knvor h+ra + fs n that ten farmers In this s t r ip * non xJ-ay. t . g . c**h mar*st tor tkstr livminch ' AND . v Bpgraving McLaulin, Jeweler “ . 11* S. Pa»k Avs- Martin’s Garage their extensive grounds, larger Perks Hub according to an ajn l.uildmi-v and generous stnte *pnoUhcdmcnt made today by Vfcr propnatllii'ift for maintenance and president E. E. Imney. Refrr-b opera IJon, they can't touch u* As we ware nearing tho bridge manta will be served and all* mein fm lirllliasee, showmanship, va- again, we decided ww must buy burs are urged to he present. riety of rpbtbits, illumine! »n, something In Mexico, so I bought --------; dicoration and rlranllne^. You three black flga and at# :hcm. ~ President — Tom Himpsnn and mint really visit eome oil these Jake bought faar Mangas, but 4m Secretary Ralph - Bagwell of the other aisle fairs to appreciate would ears Ms until he m t buck to Seminole County Chamber nf Com; our own. umey to Clermont meres will Were U not for th* fart that In th# cool At th* bridge I w a s .tomorrow fpifitia rrguisr monthly Seeretory llanvfrlt h is promised inspected and passed, but tbo moating of the Central Florida <0 ntte-rl the Florida Fair next Inspector saw Jake's bundle aad ICouncil of Chamber* of Com* February, | would hesitate l » demanded It,' saying: “N o fruit h metre, Mr. Simpson Is nl»n Presl* otake tlio above t-omparison. e«n. allowed In tbs United States from dent af the Central Florida Coun* ridering whs I if marvelous h.»*t Mexico, on account of the fruit cit. h- proved hlmrrlf tn be and 'b * tf|y« Now did Jake Jaka look altk, -------------------------I indly cxpresslona of good will tfyar* were bis mangos in th* hands rod friendship for our state mad* of the Jaw. The officer whispered publicly both hero and In C to jM u n th< lide< « If you WM,t ^ ##t lend by him and Governor U * - on# you ran atsp inside o f the »«•>'- Hot I am sure when these - so In that way he did sat OAK GROVE. Ark-, Sept. 9— estimable gentlemen visit Florida While I was standing In the mountain - country anil sea the Florida Fair f « B( ( j „ too- I heard the United (/pi— Dsn.a I withheld yostordry all except one 'trace of fmir-yvsr-oldi Florence .call over his radio: “ Wanted, man .1Jackson- lost since Monday after­ Iby the name o f ----------------, driving noon Searchers found only thoi -green chvvrelrttc, on way to girl's shoo, nnd stockings. jN sw Max wo, carrying »hotganI Th* child, with her pirmts. Mr wanted for murder- committed and Mrs- Arthur Jackson of Tulsa. 'hour pgn.” And thane wa ware on lOkls., started to walk through thv pur way to New MagJco. I woods to a sawmill Monday. Flor­ Tka drive from XI Faso to ence tired and left her parents to Lordaburg. New Mailer was return to the automobile on s near­ kins aad unattractive* with by highway. nothing to ase but tka same A quarter of a mil* from wher* .section aa a presidential possi­ straight road and sandwith bility. Ills masterful handling Um typhsl wsaktrn towns miles she left her parents, searchers found her shoes and hose on a of the strike situation in Ohio1 apart. , proved him bt-ailaixl.shoulders Bat again tha srbnSry high ridge. over Fj ii Ip o f I'emisylvinia or ekanies. ^and this Urns tha Murphy of Michigan. They both moat beautlfal o l alL W a ars had Uieir thane* and muffed It now drtvlag toward O lobs1 beautifully to kill, whatever dem­ Arliona, a mndarlaad of LO NDO N, -Sept- 9 — W * )-R ls ocratic rhanrrs they might have beautiful daearia aludded with aaaUag Brttoua EG percent more bid for 1910. -• Um Glaat Bagnaro cactus to live In 1117 than It did In Talk of a thitd term for s s a y tan- is twenty fast high 11ll. Tha rust of food alnna has RiaSrvr'L ilursn'l slrikr a papu­ After ws left Blatter#. In tea tlaan 49 peroant In ,tkat ported. lar chord any where, as far as beautiful Oi*g (Ptbnsun'eW I've bren able tn see. tebor, fW HuTa) valley, wu rrnesed Uis Florid* has the aervnd Unreal g.nllsiut of ))!■ bring the great­ h i g h e s t a n d * saoat rvgfsd turpentine and rosin exporting est ' friend It ever had, condanna « a r u of tea Boutkern raag* .port in the world- aays thr Ktalc him for not doing more—par­ nf the Rockies, poolldgs Dam Chamber nf Commcree. .It Is Jack la ■ moat uatsus stcactute tha aonvllle, everaded only by Katun* lavteat mnldple doaaq dim Jn •ah, G e o r g ia .------------ ___ _•lit*— _ Tot Lost In pense Mountain Country ts " I Got Ripics." "Joshua Fit d* Battle of Jtrk-ho" nnd "Hwlns Hwrel r t ia r lo l"-o r such 80,000 lo w 128,000 1 uuthrm mclotlb-a n« “ Krnturky Babe," "Short'nln “Bread" anil 280,000 “W a y . I>oam Up«n the Swamire 28.000 River.**, 100.000 Thr Ohio Fair, stale main. Islnrd, is a splendid exposition but quite dlffrrrnl from our Florida shows. Ilrre livestock is the outstanding feature and Ihe Sheep Show, Cattle Show, Ho|ss Show and Poultry Show are of tbs fir -1 rank’, . Lacking the var­ ied And colorful display* of TI m RUle MaikHins Bureau pis era a valve of 1107.000,OOO on Fl a*tea's craps for the year riel lag Jv »* 30. And that doesn't inSleds tha tourist crap, the biggvat af.lbam all. % In Sid to noM say auoo aad 1 to fake's hand in m u s t throats tho Jam, A t u m the street we caaie to Um Thie woe a vary l a n e i ol with buadrada Of ptslii in Professor R. Bari Kipp of the Hanford a r m u i r Reboot an­ nounced Utls morning that the lusUlatlon will sal be open Monday but will open Tuesday aad student* will report to tbslr regular claanoa at |:4t A. M. la__A. — It*I I’ hocnlx, Arizona ................ ......— .. Tucson. Arizona .................................. —• The All-Year Club of Southern California Californians, Inc..................... - — ........... Nan Diego .............................. - ..........— Miami ... .................... ..................... ,.... -'-( Miami Reach .......... ................................. HI. Petersburg ................................. The State of Isiulslnnn ........ ........... The Stale o f Maine ............ :---- ..... The State o f Michigin ................... Tho State nf Mississippi ... .......... ........ The Now England Council .... .................. Minnesota Tourist Bureau . Repairing Diamond Setting on Calory Avenue. N O BETTER FRIEND A butter M ead. I l l never find O r saw tbit's half as true pad kind A a guy old dog. that day by day ( k w i fawdrr of m* every way. A d v e r j ^ j g ^ F ;'or Teamsters strike rn wo warn, a hundred mile* or, — •■7 ■ mors, aldl fealing comfortable BAN FRANCISCO- apt, P- — In our sweater* By noon wo (IP)—Tramiten worked at top cam* to tbo Colorado Hirer ,pced striving to clear Dm Oak* and to our eurprlao on the oth-.Und docki of earfo before the er aide e f the bridge wa aaw. 1 acheduled extension o f Ban FranCALIFORNIA. Then we were Hi- cisco's pier tieup to the eaat- bay •petted, naked question* aad ‘yesterday. alter Showing our car owner- i The teamster*. affiliated with ip M ehlp. We. were given a non -reel- ' ifc. Amrrienn Federation of Labor, dent permit, to drlra onr ear initicaled they wopld Ignore the for Ufa real of 1 he year, while warning * of longshoremen and ■'You have been Croatia* me Seeen an the way from Wick•abarg.” Rat deter! or not we ■till had on wool swunten and eaudd sea jn o iin i^ e . all*around. NAZIS LIKE C H A M P IO N ! However, the mal sand dunes daeart was Another mule ’by . BERLIN , Sept.- 9. - W > — If the way of Turns, which I am cfcimrague consumption la aay glad wa did net take. aa. I un­ Irdei of national glad oast. Ger­ derstand at timet the wind many It a lot Jollier than tt blows tbs sand so hard It takes inert to he- Statistics skew that all the paint off your car. 14109 bottles o( champagne Tt Se C tU lnw i were emptied. In JM6, n fl^ fn * create of It percadl-over HIE. which I f Jay perchance ahWes with me, Bausibnw. hr feels It instantly, And by same antic will riprrts B is knowledge of sir hspptoese. i.swou& e z*as ld mt ibe dMert. nm on bad For fa A llo w in g A 50% Discount on' $2,061.32 o f p ast d m account*. I helped youjiow yon bslp u*e\ Gaaarul Repairing Truck A A ate Berries Bodies— Bprlags— Trailers . A price you can afford to pay Martin’s Garage REFRESHMENT On Them Hoi Hummer Nlgfcla T R Y OUR CUBAN SANDWICHES 1 S P A G H H T j* ,* - to- i t \ CHILI AND CHICKEN , smowt ownawa DEER—W INE—DRINKS ' Sdjick Shaver •Green Valley Dairy -All C am T h M Lww' Waaassisl t w u RICH MILK Floaty 0 i Mfskfacfl fo r BdiOQl m e STOP LOOK LISTEN �ig p A M M lrtW ' WSWBP '■ ' ■■■■: ■•' - ___ :.---. ELIZABETH BBICHAM JORDAN, Sodtly ?JS ocial Calendar --------------------------- — Miss McClendon And S. O. Shinholser, Jr. Are Married In Texas THURSDAY -c ----.; MU* Helen Chapman will glva Ot Interrat to a large number of •> « Certificate Plano Reeitel at 8:00 people I* tho announcement of ..V.a'rlock at the atndlo o f Mm. Fr*n*jthe marriage o f MUa Urrrede* • era Iuek*on. |McClendon, £ughter of Mr. and . The regular meeting of the Mm. A. T- McClendon, of Mhllo* —ihBemlnole Rebecka Lodge will ba thUn, Texai, to Stephen 0. Shin■ii held at the Odd Fellowa Hall at hober, Jr. of thU city. «• b8:00 o’rlock. Thp wedding took place rn FRIDAY Sunday afternoon, September 8, There will be * meeting of thj at the home o f Mr. and Mm. W. ‘ i 'Sanford Towniend Oub at 8:00,11 Rnonc In D»lla«, Text*. The •■-•'••‘dock in their chib w ip * In the ring ceremony wa» performed ly ' iVtVrlaka Ruildhtg. .'VW {labile I* lbe Rev. I r e Romlne qf Tyler■•/idnvited to attend. ffe x a t In the pre.rnev o f mrmuem ID Circle Number Threw of the'of thr Immediate family and •vi-Fimt BaptUt Church will meat at IntInfate friend*. ..(the home of Mm. W. C. DeCoumey,! An Improvlued altar wa* ar—vfTrnth Street and Oak Avenue, at ran gel and banked with frm and i.8:80 o.doek Frld*y, 8ept, 10. gladioli. Floor haakrt* and vaie* • •' Them will be a builnet* meeting of gladioli were placed at interval* I « f the Sanford Tounatnd Club at about the room. Mu.ie wa* rm mi.liOO o'clock at their club room* In drred by MU* Beulah McCleiuli n ••tthe Wei aka Building. The pubtlo U ai.ter of Mrs Shinholaer. ...idnvited to attend. 1 The hrklq wore a traveling dtv«* Jane Has Grand Cast In Finest Comedy lb,rolhy Jfttnt,,.* of mlo. who wl l -je.,.1, rlinury Seh.m tier- thl. or <"•' R,^k. year. . Awh. * ill,*. N. l\ the ^ ltM.ir homc ,n it mlTMINGHAM,-Sept, 0. — W ) i — Phyalctang ara aeaklpg mean* -to stop tba ceaaeleaa talking of sliTlfarte ifaaenberg, [I. : - Mlaa Baaenberg waa brought ^ it n a hospital' bake from her J lh o m e Injnora. Sabi. *1> la a hlgh- Mr. and Mr* William Deane Turner, Jr. of Ft. Meyer* spent yctlrn liy nfU-mnon with Mr Turner'* aunt und uncle Mr un.l Officeiw for the coming year Mm. Kriu-al Krupp nl their home on Park Avenue. were rlirlrd at the im-ellng nt the Sarah I'aik-r Orphanage Dr- mol Mr*. W. T. Ijinab-y.* flub vvhw-h met \\i*lne»ilay morn­ Dr. and Mr*. J, II. Teague ing at 10:00 o'clock. The mem­ Ml** Nell llauxhan of Jaekaouvtllo ber* met at the home of Mr*. and Ml** Marturrl lailirley Tom William* on O jU Avenue s per, t the work end til Day I ilia and then -drove - I" Snnlfando [lea rh. Spring* where they spent the day. Mr.-nml Mi*. G. K. McKay Swimming wn» enjoyed and at altendyd Ihe official visit of Ho no«n a picnic lunch on* .served, Worthy Grand Matron D R. S * A tniaine** meeting was held the I reslnirg Chapter Number Bl later in the afternoon with Mr*. Inst night. Preiisling the mretini P. I». Parker preaiding. The aame Joseph Melarh. Jr., wa* hon­ they were the dinner guest* nl officer* were unanimously re* ored on lit* fourth birthday Mr. and Mr*. Walter Dickwith a party given by til* mother, Mr*. Joaeptr Mel*eh. at Mr. and Mr*. Tuny Pllehfoed their home on Magnolia Avenue. are vtsllln** Irlrnd* and rel*., The room* of (ho Melarh lives In Mississippi, Illinois, mi.f home were decorated with cor­ Kansu*. -They abut pmii to go al vino and white Jasmin. A to Yellow Slone Park before color acheme of green and they i el urn homo liavo ceul.-uil 11.,* Gtlffin of l.akelimd whllo predominated. A white flr*t of oilulrer. turae.l here uflur I.living s|,,nl birthday cako hearing grpeu can­ the summer ... their homea dle* wa* 'placed on Ihq Utile Ml*a Carolyn Culller of Mi.nl- They aro living at (ho Lang­ In the'dining room, , etumo. fla. an.l Miss Margaret ley Apartment*. Throughout the afternoon the rueat* played garnet on the lawn Thn outstanding event wa* a marble tiunt for which prlira .were awarded tu Olive Ann Adam* and Dobo lke*n. At the ronrluilon of tho game* each gueat rod* Joieph’** |mny. At the lea hour refreshment* of Individual green and while cake* and Ira cream wrre aerved: Kach gueat recrlrril a tovlloon aa a memento of the occasion. ‘. Thnae attending Were; • hii Mlaae* 1)1.1 and Hohu Ciikn Bovle. Mrara Potter, ‘ Kn.laley Melarh. Mary Ann Galloway, Jane Chapman. Olive Anne un t Ada Adam* and Mary Marlhk and Belly Melsrh. Also Joseph Melarh Jr., hon­ or gueat. Kdwurd McCall. Jr, Bobby Axt. D*ho Dean, Tummy 8p*er, David Mike Whrlrhrl. Billy May and Sidney Chase •produced 33 000 bales of Saa Island . I Cotton annually, valued at 3 mil­ e-lion dollars; introduction of the " boll weevil cut the Industry down •• .bo only 15 btlea in 1834, declare. . the State Chamber, of Commerce. • i dt is now coming hack. Fur Jackets AS SEEN IN Harpers and Vogue fo r i-mmluatlon. of Floridu, Mr* *hnw. It. F. til. i |ia«f Gr.ind Vlrrtor, Mr*. II. -fc-J .Moore Mr*. K f . Harper. Mff. I. of'lulio Irwin. Mm, .C- !•- Haw-. foii Mm Ford liuairll. Mm. Vf. J.i i , Ii. i-ii . Mm , Joe Fnrlnjr. Mr*. Mela Flurk Mr*. K B Dullonr mill M,-* Florence McKay. ,i S H O P W H ERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER .111*1 ri'i'i* veil from mill SI LK 1 EM N ANTS :t In HI yard lengths worth $1.00 vnrd 2 Yds. For $1.00 Iditliciv' AEL*SILK HOSE Irrygiilnrs S P K C IA I, 2 Pairs For Jff.OO l.iivply iifw Hptit (irinlc monournmmed IMELOW CASES SH EETS’ Wwtrwell & yvliitc with ctilurcil initial r.'K'iliir ^1 JTi vnluu IVpjK' X US). 72 x ll!>, HI Special $|00.Pair lim it to CUbtotni-r ■ ^d k G A S! Itn ffli- & -Tnilorotl Phoenix ituvcauwli* SCRIM HOSE CURTAINS iv g iiliir ? 1.25 vnluu $1.15 Vnliro Special For $|.00 Special $ifl(l Pair LADIES' BLOUSES Millie **f Swagger. llDvailelnllr ■ & Linen .* N ew F all r « k i w S ize 112 to -10 f' f'lo *p tun on M en’s STRAW. HATS SUEDE HATS u A ll R u m m er >. WASH ( ^OODS" SUMMER BAGS Pastel & W h ile • w.trrtt up to V V yionl ‘ * I Yards Fur $1.00 W o rth $1.00 Each M eitf* & B oy's POLO SHIRTS regul'ir 1.00 value | Special 2 For $1*00 'T o ('lon e Out , Friday Jane . WITHERS • U*e only jitensils with large enough bases to amply cover the burners. Small utensils permit tho heat to escape around the aides and heat the room, instead of the food*,' „ • • V • » • >Your gas water heater should be adjusted to fur­ nish water at not more than 140*. Excessively hot water means gas is being wasted because such water Is often too hol lo use without cooling end results in excessive radUilon from the pipes. “Wild and Woolly' aloo F LYN N Anita LOUISE ■ '• • When (lid you lait clean your top and oven burn­ ers? Hus any food lodged ip them that WH1 reduce their eQicicncy? Docs your oven burner have on even flame or docs |t have long tongues at the ends? The (lames'should be blue. Yellow flames mean ad­ justment is needed,. * Ilea vc rr It* ra-orfers will b« at Ums $10.00 higher an aach garM « t OtW for coat* In fall lMCths ere now on 4i*play at < • Dy Ry keejiing keeping your'Tango yourTangc ami nrol olhtr olner g ti u appliann appl In- s clean and properly adjustcdTaml by uilng the proper utensils you can assure ygltrsvlf of efficient use of gas service. i “ Exclusive’ Ip length - Iii *2.t)R Special For $1*00 • Do«ft wn^tc pas. Get your full money's worth for tSvt'^ cubic foot you use. • F R A N C IS Fred MacMlIRRAY Frances FARMER Charlie RUGCLKS Viiluji for tile college girl . all color.* “ Confession 1 Green Light' WASH BANTS w orth 5 Pk^s* For $1*00 Heat Grade-Percale PRINTS Yds. For $|.00 'i|> to $l.f>0 Special For $1*00 KOTEX POINTED SILKS W o rth up to $1.25 2 Yards For $|.00 MEN’S SHIRTS wliiicM, fu n riot & nolicU W i.rtli up to $1.49 Spcdal For $|.00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY ~ SEPTEMBER 10 & II. • It is thrifty to check up on the condition of your gas appliances from time to time. It will save you money. " ~ P H O N E 43 C m i- Grand ln*tgairlor o f I ) ( e rt: » lr * . Murray Jarvlkf FR ID AY & SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 111 & 11 Joseph Mcisch Jr. Has Birthday Party Kay ( Tlio-e from Sanford aftendln t YOW ELL’S Be Thrifty With Your .1 ■ Prior to 1814, .Florida grower* iiim m llle e Buffalo Bill wa* p ^iftle oc«n,pntc>l »o lluckatiHt Jane Wllhel► . Sli il i-|*. lie vrn* the father of anil the \ve*i wa«n*t 'Wild tU(f.Tllm<lom'« n:l«chlcvou* ml** roun h d twin*, 11ntimet |not llnmlct) anil up her gteiv1c*t cn*t of panrlemouitini-makci* fm* "Wild and W•*•!!), .1ml it It. lie iil*o hail another ■liiiighll'i, Slrannn, •• • her Twentieth t'cntury-Fox virture playing Ftiduy nt Tho lilt*. *vLldinr O ip "^ R ln w lw Officers Are Elected By Orphanage Club r Cure For Talking Sickness Is Sought Member* rf Seminole Chapter Number Tiro Order of Pattern Star attended the Worthy (iraiyl, Matron'* S'Unol of Induction In mi all itay meeting at iff* Land Saturilay. '.V Mm. Itialn Mae Crenahaec.' who |* lirniiil Inilrurtnr OT tUMrli't Number 31, acted ak Wintby Matron. Mm. K. r*. Ilaf* per. r imiduill re**. Mm. Declaim I r wi n nfm lnln .cnnductremL M r-, Murray J a n I* chaplah ,• i ml Mr*. Kffle Itewaon. ward* . e e rie ,I a* otflrem ■ with Mn • t'reiieli.iw. Mr*. Meta S ta ll .erred n* candidate -fnrf riel* * plllli iillnn of tbo Inlatnr}- work; Mm It. r. Mooro .Crred on ilia [ Ml*, •i The Southilde Kindergarten .. ..under the direction of Mm. R. P. ■' .Turnbull will open for regUtra* ,e- tion at BiW o'clock, * -.*«cgx»wv-a ' w Circle Number Five of the Fir*l •J.nBaptUt Church will meet at ‘l::iil I 'o’clock at the home of Mm R. C•> .Harper, 1312 Palmetto Avenue. DcLard Is Visited *; By Eastern Stars it porter. Those prrarnt were: the Rev. »ml Mm. Paul Rnlfram ami family, Mr*. I'. I). Parker, Mr». Mm. John marriage of Ml*. Dorothy R. 1. Shlnholicr, Telephone 148 t.oulac Heitman, daughter o f Mr. A. Vaughn, Mm. Georg* Meamt Mr*. Gilmer M llettman, of t’ nim, Mm. 0. A. Radford, Mm. [Fort Myern, to William Deane II. U Gitwon, Mm. Jutld Smith, Turner, Jr., »on of Mr and Mm. Mm. Mattie Kill*. Mm. T. W. William Deane Turner, S r, al»o William*, Mm. W. C. Dckle, Mm. o f Fort Myern. The ceremony vrai J. (J. Wait*, Mm. A. K. Mettin. M l * * c o rn ..-I.-.U ui ixiyerv**, pcrformeil afternoon Mm. at per. Mm.yealenlay W. It. Edmflelri, *. I* the gueat o f Mm Jack. '• » St- Andrew* Kpltcupal Chuteh W. L. Harr Ison, Mm. Kl*a Kir* tin Tampa by the Rev. John Wal* thoff. Mm. S. It. Fletcher, Mm. ljrnt* ______ • ! t hour. A. r . Stark, Mm.* R. P. Crenu -i *n, , „ The attendant* wrre Mm. Joa* »haw, Ml*. June Waddell, Ml** .IL n 'fPh Cobble of Tampa and Jack t»*>Tin* MrCrum, Mi** JuliUin lid tbdr KUrU. Mi** Dorothy, , rotnierly of Ihla city but Howard, MU* Nel' Vaughn Mullartta. of Atlanta. *t« ut Mon' l>C*n, ami Mi** Joann B|ialdlng. »y i t Daytona Death. ] n . ^ ‘ 7 _____ t | The bride wore n white »Uk en... , » j frnible with a Corsage of bride'* Ml*, hlolao \\ tin I... r«-l and valley llllc. jrncl from Udallir U. wkuro) h(1 W n ,n p, Myrr> , rrt be .pent two m.wb* with her . ,|v„ , thcre hrr 1]fr. Artar Mi** Martha Telford and MU* unt. Mm. 0 ._ N tap*. g r a c i n g from the Ft- M feu Dorothy tliggin* of thl* city and , ,, , ,,, ihigh nchool *hr altrodrd Darting* MU* Mallm Wyckoff of Winter Mi** Dcrlcui Ilaye* and Ml** , S).n *.*r|„.„| Nrw York Dark will apon*or the dance given vrnilulyn l *yc. h u e m'turned nn<| W c,)pyan College at fy the Seminole t'hiptrr of ora Allendale, S. C. uhero they j tn' un (•« IVMolny tonight at the Sanfonl ,vr be,-., .pending a mauth w.lh ' Mr T Jrrtrr w* . horn In Sanford Armory. „. eir grandmother , n,| wn* irnvduaU-d from Sanfeid Dinring will lugin^nt 10:00 " ““ IDuh School lie attendeil the o'clock and continue until 2:00 Dr. and Mm J I. Teague, U n k m „ of FWilU o'clock. Mu*le will lw fiirnUhrtl by .vo returned in IHHr hitnm In u| #lll, lhc ttnivi. „ i , y of ihe Pete Sehlrntil jrh.l hi* orehrilra .uren*. B. C af r having SlK.lhwil Sewnneo. Trim, At the mn the rue*.. « f Dr. and Mr*. ' ( l i h „ Hrculntlcn " T. M iH ley a week. ft r t)„. M i.mi Herald BsSocial A n d Personal Activities £ MissDorothy Heitman Weds Deane Turner SANFORD FLORIDA �m m w '**' wr*§Aimm& 8 A i^ »,n »!O T £ :f> m s m K t .m r r a t m t tm i tt, ffi• Army * antkluto for flying fortre*»*a l» tl . * * . »__ . uL 3.__■' l’A ing color*. A puvhj’r plan* wjth proprllrni behind Hr*■more pow*rfu)*Orm*m*nt than ai\T/lghler ever li|!|U) the tremrndiiu* »pt'«l of a racing *hlp, thy ibseaier ligntm g plait* which pa»*.-U Hi initial ivai in g n t who tly to' lea ve Ihe 'frontal are* clear for marhlne'gun fire, thl* »ky rakler car. raw of five ha* *tx gun* at It* dUpon*I and a lupply of light bomb*, irred e aally capable of overhauling the "Flying Fortm ee*" which them­ .SBZ 5? .l& •ought rota ro o f igfnrllien. A & P COFFEE GROUND IO N A F L O O R PLAIN OR SELF nHINO *'Non*en*lc»I,* declared 8 O'CLOCK lb. Robert W. Bingham, i 4 American ambaaaador to >DIRN NOAH I* Great Britain, U a a q . k son . director laUowu Zoological park, f a boot-full of animal* trout Sumatra. O I C I OF R A N I A l l a Benton who will ropraaeo t 0 pageant during tha weak i a and clUaa brine* the (ream o Aim America i of report* RED CIRCLE lb. BOKAR lb------ wt____ AdW 1’ swirrs ‘ ~ FINEST CREAMERY jew el BULK TUB BUTTER COMPOUND following a visit In M *......... . LBS. "" A ik A A P RAKER’S BREAD 14 OL. LOAT - 1 22 OZ. PULLM AN 1" . Waablngtaa. Be Inalatod ha would relent Produce to Court of 8L James Within two RO AST LB Run^nyn Peaches 19 Lbs 16c 4 Lbs. Ijc 2 Lbs. 15c 4 Lbs. 25C .3 ;L b s 19c 3 Lbs, _ 10c W NA SLICED BEETS prj« i t littr » r w n i t DREAM TROUT Q NO. It tJ CANS 25c u h i 8 11w....... 2 «« lb. .............15e Mungo SNAPPER lb. ...15< tit Ptiwder3 Sm. Apple Sauce 25c Prunes No* 2 ^ can IC c rillfi* owe it*,it** d a t a A aperiatir tl a to t?' SANFORD FISH MARKET 2 for Nibbt Cdkn . . 1U §oop*A Powder 4 Irg. 12c ^ t C o t k u ii te c that b different" •cTAOOg Red Deans imictkLte 3 Cans Pint Motor Oil' 2 gate. 2$C 2 ft JIM > Soap Chips A P U T M O AM Molasses M O A .M OO. t ’ Tomato Jiace aau tx H tc lfc |C| w * d T ^ T liC �4 Mt 7W iTI*I Ja4‘Aa, » " 1p g g g M E P P fl 5 ■ . Z ili! -J gA N T tm n tub btoald waa calling an friend, in Genera Tuesday in (the inttreata of the 11etna Deaaimatratirn work. Mrs Franklin and Mlaa Flcta Franklin ' hare returned front Louitana to epend the winter here. Mr and Mra. J. V Toole and Mr. and U u . X A ■ Moran were Uta guetl* of Mr. and Mra. llenry Hendrick a# Molly Hill Sunday. Mr and Mra. Robert Leonard and lira- Jud.on Lronird of Ft. Pfarte ware the rueata of Mr. and Mra. Larue Alderman, Sun* Mia- Alice Croeloy and daugh­ ter*, Anna Elisabeth and Dtxle, bare returned to their hoptc after rpending aeraral weeka at Mel­ bourne and Ft. Lauderdale. They wear accampaaled home by Mra Joe Goodaon and daughter. Bobby Joe- i f Melboarat. Wilson Geiger of Oriindo waa visiting friends and relalirea here X^pnv, • Theodore Lindsey of Plant City .apent Labor Day hare with bis M n . J. C Bill*. Douglaa BUI*, mother. M n. 4 . I M a f • ke»eUi JlMrtaUlt M vMltlng apd Dr. Brlatol hare returned hi. mother Mra C F. Harrlaon front a elalt in the north I.ewta BUM ralumed last week after Mr*- W B. Ballard spent Wfd" ■vending the rummer In the New naaday with M ra "J. Beasley In England SUtea. Mr. aad Mra. C. \> Dooley .pert i Mrs. Gladys Ksadall of Sanfard Sunday at Middle! urg. extra gondneiKs and parity of Royal .Crown .Ctd*. N e H l Ik - Colombti, GtfprRia. will ppy flOO.QO for Ihe best nlogan. . y •"We bottU with water manufactured tfi a M in n ie Standard for a specific purp-mc. nOTTLBD IN STKmi.IZF.U tyQTTUSS Seminole Fi»h & Poultry Market COLBY BROWN. Mgr. I0.1 F. 4th 8 '. I'hose 4)1 « > It-llre v — P re e . 1 Service -1 y tf Appeerlaic te a r p C. E. MeKEE. Owner , santoro, Fl o r i d a D u rllg Die Aral nine year. of LONDON. S e p t . — (-n — Delia! Mirny early American fort* in I livlnir in London. George llrm .nl Carroll nltrartlve American dane- (Florid* have been the snceMeri of I. e r aakl Jur»day night that “there’* many |>n-.rnt-day Florida dtie».)l^haw -old writings which draught [him >lx pound*. an understanding between u »" avers Ihr Florida Stole Chamber when asked to confirm nimora of of Commerce, her engagement :o Clark Q tbla 1 ■— She refuteil eoilr. to »oy Sepoy I* the name given rallee i H'MiIImbN PHmb PBft OMl | whether elia and tire l|nlljrwnn<t Roltliera of the Ilritlah nstlvr plrtrly tmacctpUblt" to Franc* film »tar actually »W e cngagvd !»fmy In lislla. and Drill.in. Alarming incident, from one end of the Mediterranean to the other threatened, meanwhile, to wrtek th- remnant, of hope for 7 o A * a Prooon M tdkina a peaceful solution to the "pir­ for M alaria acy.The Developments, apparently Don't suffer like a dost The minute you feel a chin or dooming the Mediterranean conftvoi coming on. atari taking ftirn e to be held In the Bwia. Qrora'a Taatalaas ChDt Tonic. This ehauteau town of Nyon Friday, good, old medic ins wBl soon Rx were: you up drove'. TaataUaa Chill Toole MO1 It -port, that an Italian war­ tains ta ib lM i qulnldtoe and Iron. plane r.kaa . down In flames a It quickly (tops chlUa and favor and Fieneh mail plane over BpadMh slat tends to build you up. That's rebel territory,-killing the French the double offset you wank The neat time you suffer an attack pilot. of Malaria, don't taka chanoao with 2—Russia's warning an the new-fangled or untried props ra­ heel* of a second angry note to tions. dot Drove's Tasteless ChO Italy, that "the moment of Tania. It's pleasant to taka os wall j threatening war approach**, Mit. as affactlva. at any talr, the Soviet Union All drug stores sail Qrove's Tasto.Mil ChlU Tonic, B0« and |1. The wil! be able to defend hertJf.’ .Uttar also U the snort economical . .1 -T w a new "phantom" naval attacks on Uriliah khlpa, and. the dMpatch of three British destroy­ er? into the Mediterranean from Uibi altar bast on a ipyMcyjMus Mission. 4-T w o ejiyrrgeocy sen.ion. of Plans Revise To Gu*rd S Against D ig e s tib le cos m lllr .•.this d iN M food with the deliciously mild Cheddar flavor gln.e ihe Halo-Brim* abah In Smooth. Rich, Nouriihing I the Mediiarrspaan two jraar» ago—in an effort to find "kllsraatirr'' proposal, which would Have the Njrpn parlay. Ihe cabinet nu inhere mfde np f-ffuri tu conceal the gravity of the situation,* hut were determ­ ined 'hat "political difference*" — meaning the alignment of Fa«elat Italy and h'ssl Germany agnin.t lluaala—should not doom .Friday's 12 powrr confeiance. t^ L A R O B STOP THOSE CHILLS AND FEVER! its e lf] Southern lllaruit Storms Lay Low As Government Tries To Trap ’Em < *»•> . a u W E I jEAD SEEDLESS i n p r ic e s FRESH DRESSED LIBBY SAUER KRAUT 2 no. 2'/, can TURNIP GREENS 2 no. 2 cant. CUT GREEN feEANS 2 no. 2 cam SWEET FIELD CORN 2 no. 2 com CAUF. CATSUP 2 12-oiboti ASSTD. JELLIES 2 8-oz ion . . . GOOD COOKING | APPLES 5 its. 15c LEG-O-LAMB Lb VEAL fiOAST Lb GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Quantity Wight* Deterred Pet, tarnation, Silver Cow, Golden Key * TluimptOI) Krt'tllr** KELLOGG'S CORN L Y a m s 5lbs. 15c HAMS J£ Lb. KINGAN'S SUGAR CURED SKINNED It. S. No. t Va. Klliert-t PEACHES 3 Ibi APPLES Newly ^harvested fine Ca. Yams YELLO W 3 Franks lb. JJJC Steak lb. 1 9 c OKJtA 2 bunchos 15c V t l v o Butter lb. 15c Calif. CARRO TS Whit* ONIONS R o a s t Lb. 14c L oom 3 Ibt 15c ONIONS 3 Ibi C o f f e e ________ib Lovett's Bread 10c TENDER BABY BEEF Lb^2S c GARDEN PEAS 2 For 16-ox loaf Lani| O' Sfin.hlne In quarters, CLAPPS W e.ttrn llnund c l j Tired,Aching, BACON Digestible shortening Itlndleee SlireJ Hindlaea Bllrrd Theyr are 24 inter.rneuierting telephone rnmpanlea In the land rtf Flower*, pqinta out Ihe State'. Chamber of Cpmmaire. BAIir (UODS BONELESS Official. Mid informaliop the/ hope in nl>tatn from liar ItietrJ-' nymt* wifi i.iprnvr the buriaut'a hfrrleanr warning aenrtre- - • ' Although the service I. more' than ton year, eld, otfktpla aaifl' it aOagerl- tl< bfcrgaai apoit - wllh paofeclion #f radio rommunkaliwn-, Npw every ship in th* hurrieanr aye* arivra pa an 'obarrvbvir at*- M ei-Hosne 24c Super-Brand Pan SAUSAGE HAMBURGER Smote Sausage BEEF STEW Mix | t a a •2 C Cellophane wrapped;' you tee the rich, wholeaomeneaa New York Blnto Y'ellow Bulk LARD Fancy Sliced BACON lb ' NEW DAY COFFEE (rath, rich*— ; lb TIPRARY TEA CARROTS 2 bunchot 15c WESTERN BEEF POT E G G iy < A N T 15c Mellowed for y»ur table; ground to your order "— ^ ^ Bologna lb f j c lb. Hard Head Va Danl.h CABBAGE 7773— 19c I). 8. No. I Bummer ItumUi Ib '35c ' MT. VERNON Ib 42c S n o w d rift 112,500 caali award* for naming the little Snowdrift men. LAMB CHOPS or Rooit loin VEAL CHOPS meaty rib cjrffi PORK CHOPS loan and cult; COTTAGE HAMS half or who SMOKED RIB BACON In th« p)t< Th* Health Soap — -d. )-tu 4 Ik, Mt. Vernon ^ BEANS LIFEBUOY 3 cake* 20c 1 rsg. aad 1 largt alsa RINSO or POWDERS 5 For I l f AN SCOTT TISSUE ifor... WALDORF TISSUE % for SCOTT TOWCLS yog llp M «*A fc \ OYSTERS 5 o* CAB* .2 - . , for 25c lWLL PICKLES ■*%.*’ jart * 15c LIBERTY C O C O A " 24b c«n 10c PRUNES iondor, moaiy; 3 Ibt 15c ALASKA SALMON tall can 10c SARDINES Am. Oil 6 cam 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE L.O.S. 3 b o . 2 cam 25c STAR TOMATO JU IC E 24*« fall can 10c U M Y GARDEN PEAS 2 wo. 2 cam 25c JCAL * .* , IR fc both for 24c Kraft Kitchao-Frrak M a y o n n a is e �/ AMttk * -*e-T «#srvv A? AS THEY RIP 0 Foss "Expected To See a Chibs Meet In Crucial Tonight A t Local Park Leesburg RaDyl In Eighth Beats' Gainesville, 64. i fv ir \ ..- , Bf n o t io n j a iiH H K n r g iv e n *ha* lla a » H Prtee* koUor „j In C eft)rt«*t. h o U ». Iauur4 •be tlk * »/ of Aufeaei A. O. m i. baa A M la a » off — and baa aud< truncation far a las ta ba lac wad Ibcnoa. aal.i aartirteaU M > n m U a follow.n( f eaerlSo* araairty la iba County • » SamtnoSa BUM at FI or 14c. tu. w it: . . i.H d .at* Scad McIntyre .Xa Shower* And mue On Gene Fierhen Kaeso And J. Holbrook Becord Three HHe Each r n e k > r j « M to woitroagkln la tba fourth ||Mr I wbhn Prichard *Tae aaft t « m In DXXAH Pr ^ M a i -It r ta s tU k * nmndkltd I at antoy w tU only fWld ' M i W 'w w A 'to1 iacopd on Kaaee’i aaertfk*> Early Wynn Jr-tae '>“» • hard albyl# Into right ytnniyiF, p . ||«ldstock. lb fltld ta a w * 1-riebard and ba p . . want an ta aacuad whan nta hit yot away from Hay ha* In right Mt M t y U tk« M M h ©f Oriober, &&&&*'*!?•**• Date* ia»e tad bar. ISST. o. Clcrb ml Bacaluolc (U A L ) Krrora lluih.a. Adair, Schmidt, llclflnwcr lloldetoeb. ttuao bat* ted In Holbrook, clary, t a in ion. Iluaccrlun». Tara haee Mia. Holbrook. Dldr knot, Martin Btal* ca kacca Wary «. Muggerto i. Horrific#. K ueae. j N l n r a M I W r M Bay at Bcptcm- r iib r n ik in . at C l m t Court County, Plenaa Mrlatyr* I. Wyna «, FUbcr I. xtrlkcouid ktelalyru .d. Wynn A k-lehar |. IIHa o f f McIntyre* l l la I .anlana; riabar ( In •*£ Hit by pltehcr, by Kclntyr# H -1 « f . Htshea, M dlalyri l*nnlny fdfrher. k laid yY a . Urnalroa Cowan ant Baaltfc. Tima, ixrndi Thest ANDINGS i liariad ahbrnl serose to o l tallies. Kmaa> A t h t a o .'a n tild .U rely cdfttir field amtba ahaw* advanced to tblnl an Wynn', old Ian* aaariflre. Clary alaylad ta t w i n by| tba fW d ta acorn Kaato and ba a toll r SMS]Ml ideond momenta talar Langston our. nme- singled through the hoi ta aeon a/.cf tba Clary and Martin douoied to lefi 4*WH aM ta trod Langaton ta thlnd.. Rug pinscher ydrlo acercd uangrion with the ant. Tba fourth uliy, nU aerond hit Into ft* far I I «k «U r field. ^ a ba ogw Loadlny tha hiutay for the # 'plat bar evening waa At Kaaao and Sammy l% m ; tha Holbrook who wtru credited with .*F/0 <1 tbrta bite each while Lanyston, p ’ O M ta Marita. Kuygaria and Prim-ard an wttb aecured a pair of blowa each. . I ^ s lit it f .Ml tUlneevllle. • rI&. > A T Iim i. New < InrUml a| I.MAUIK. llrueklt Ipn llrouklra Nklladelpkla ClRelnnali AM KM IT A* New York nolro.t r Cbtontru Hoolnn I'laeeland . Wnehlnai-n n U a lth k b HI. lou-u IT It to 11 tl tl IT eo IT (a |e if tl it II H I »•-trust. NOTICE T h e B o ard o f C ounty (o m w tu sjo u aru of Sem inole C ounty, F k r id a , wtl) recti r e hide ou U p fo llo w in g : R o o fin g th e m ain. buildin g fk o a v 11 I tr ta r o fh ) aaa State To Employ Citrus Inspectors New York M ; Boalon M . PhllectlphU M ; Waehlngtup II*. f'lerelaad M i Heirn'l l ie . Chlaagft It; 01. ladsule I. IfVTiniAATIOYAl« I.N 4 U IN 0rracuee H i Newark I. Nall (more II; is^raep Ci|r 1. Toronto 6; lluffalu | Monireel !• .Mnrben|#r I. BOITIIKNY I K 4O IK Allanla It; c*kallaiM»«sga. 4. Naekv.lle 4i KnnarilU • L ilia Hack I; Memphla l. New Orlesrin* lllrm ng.tnm rhsln. ALANAM A-rieONIII 4 1414(11 R mToMS for ront.^phone gS4*W. >-■ •____ D A N D U N N .- S a c ra l O p « r « t iv « • ™ l Y *S!lRimVs rr Nathan Mayo, wha oald tho. entire group may not bo aaodad | jNKM Aj ( g U K T S O C V T S O r .-t n a u w ia u 4 1 ////'/ W S t N lB llE b ' ApVrtmanU close 'n t a . 'f i b s 'p a r ’ day *lth «aa and b t l U . far' d Urnltad Hma. 'F a f V a i 'A'pUrJ earner ' fiercer S toalke. Daytoab' Bhacb. Phone ' n i - r ,,Bddfdri>. R O O M --. 715 PLEASE B O B O V . W O LF, kND t , W IL L W A IT " W ERE TOR. VOUe A N N / COOP wrrti Tvurr . rtxt w a n t HOW •mall nicely famlahed Spanleh bungalow for rant. Phono 647 MS Palmetto A»e. T FOOT MAJUSTIC) Rafrtyarator for IS7 6A Seqtt-Carra» » r Inc. Aim TraUar.. p^ana SSI-W. ■ E X O C P T IM a I T V a LUII — TWO -dabd.'IS" by 6 . Truck litre Ur Root Asta-Sapply . *i|.. taHtdfiSUi1iUK 1, . 1iv k k i i pervlaa and Impact tha cltrua crop aa it atarta to market thia *• radyutl I. Steak i, Rita ad __ .. Bweoaay I l i f , 1*1 taalaaai month. Padgatl S la s.fi Steak I l> j Tha atala cihlnet authoriaad iu iber "^Beeeb. *" their employment by Cammiaalon- »>*W lT *rlfT "A c iFttt> R t '* W kr- )- bafora tha and of tba month | JACKSONVILLE. - { J t h - La* lia said eoreml packtay houae* elm & Wataan. SS, a city Itaamon Andalusia V r^ i!»,,f 0prln«e o had opened la tha ettraa anaa. waa alactracwtad i n l i l h u atop a l O I T N I A l T R I U I.K40I 6*. f Ptav-wff I Fruit inspector* wOl ha otatlonod light paia wtwa hit hady cama ta Pe nearols •: Mobile ft. at each plant. contact with a wire aatrytay UOO •O ITW AT1.A Y TIC I K 401 II f'olumleus.Nasannah. rain Pint ahipmeata already hare roJu Effort* to raataa hla.faO ad Maron 4l iarkenaxlll* f. hern made, and gaaermi man mant TODAfV* II4MK* PleONIDA ITATM I.K 4 0 IH of tha crop wtU ba w ' Barmbt la a taaalan aatm. _ I irtafw fC a) fora tha month’a end. hd aarrod aHbar hot nr «aJ4. W U M 01 Is a ls r i, 0ilB. bawl (4— Roonut W K h o u t Board for”"eele h i m nxSS T A U AH/ISSKE, Fla., Sapt. 0. —(A>)— Tha agrieultsra depart, Iment may require 1M men ta au- ■ A k k g t r A i i.n tfii M ONB_ M iLir"aow the C ou n ty C o n r k l LT a a i t L t i YM arnnitAY n a e i i H u tatw t . n t c i r • - -4 U1 HONK n n IT A ^ U IM il I Nr U derlsIH l*rtaa| Irelin ta r'a llewera •ItsrnUfg, T-gere f. Iluhrlg Yankees I; Hartnett. Cube 1; Mf eta lasatfe I; Mot.re. lies» I Mr<*hrikr* II ante I; w Inee It H i helgrra I Tk# I dr ru t*t IHklarulo. Vunktte I I; flraea. t i l berg. Tlaere It: ii.hrla. Yaa. :-< M; K e ll, Had Hie Jl: York .111 . 1.1 T*a« re I I; Off. mania la. .l»l ,|tl BmrU N t| DfU.ed a. I lalnessrllle «; laersburg €. NATIONAL laK AillN H#W Turk t ; llrtMthlyn I. • f l h t t * 6| 01 laS’Ule • Fftlaburgk l « l j ClnrlnNsil M . rklUiKIph a *-M; lit** inn l-l km «t ••M*MWs» Ml 01. lartMlM. Washington at l*hllaslelphlM. New York fklenao' mtrburub HI. loiule May tbu: wibaaru o f th# Lewabttrg(MVicwriTli playoff eerie». Sanford j \f i k H. Idull»/ai Cb ritfu I ’llirlttnall Ml I* ll#bur«b. I’llliMitt IphlM Ml IbiMlfin ■IKK IlirAS I .I U lilK lUialitn Ml New York. TO O CUR to W HJTT9 ‘ IN T H E ENVEW T H A T '9 ' 9 0 S. IMPORTAJ Tj • A N N ? VA4V. PA R T OC TV4C M O N C V X aerr f o r t h e RANCH— three 5H O O LDNT CARRV 9 0 M UCH C A 9 M ,— • it * . g g r DANGEROUS. f o \ HE oca TALK* to CVEhUNGj CCULD VO O M tP C M VBCLF— MOO V ilM W T . G E T V O J P IN T O R H A riO N FR O M TM E CLE R K �g a g ^ ^ ^ p p ^ p p ^ ffa w a ^ jg ^ ^ p ^ p w fe ■ *" g V M V B u fo rd k to T h a Omly C c a l n ) *V| —n r y.J! ■■?•*><* V * r s I — - - r - ' ^ * ^ p . ^ S : n - » ■-L v i 'v ™ i £ £ g g ^ ^ Snnlnole County ProdocM More Fruit And VegaUbte* T h u AaJ Similar Area In America , "» . C U y A f f o r d l a g B a l l H ig h w a y . A id W a U r J r t a f n riallo B A N IN D E PK N D B fl* D AILY NEWSPAPEB > J L M- i 1 Tax Redaction For S e m j ^ Is Anticipated EVEN IN WAR, A HUM AN TOUCH [English Views j-S^hool Year With Optimism D Established In 19°8 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, IM T VOLUME X X V I '_ *T 274 Powers Meet In Conference On Piracyf Row *NOW, ABOUT THAT W INE THROWING-------» A. *C#to.______ Russian Agent Insint unit* Italy Is Re* sponsible For Subs In Mediterranean Sufficient Funds Re­ ported Earmarked In Reliable Sources For *8P0 Per Unit BudgetEstimates Re­ veal Cut In County Controlled Mlllage Of Nearly 5 Mills u m b e r I England Presents Plan For Control • AjT'^optlmi.lic preview’1 af school* actlvltle. for the coming year war glvrn by Colin Bn#II,h. Slatr superintendent of public Inrtrurtinn. In hla speech before a large number uf teachI ere and visitors at th* Junior High School las: night. All but one t.r th* teachers Even In war. n human touch b teen aa thU/^hlrifee boy playe of. Seminole County, aa well a* (I F . N E V A . Fept. 10.— (A P )5 hi* harmonica, unmoved by the alern-faeed Japanese warrior beside a large number of visitors and The County tax millage rim. Even a* be pi*ye there I* death and destruction In the streets officers of the Parent Teacher* —Soviet * Riift.i|(iV Foreign Association, were present to hoar was tentatively reduced 4 before- him, but his youthful spirit is unJampeaed. pxitmisar Mutlin- U tvlnoff If M n. Franklin D. Rooeevell h»d any quest tuti in her mind about tin ► jtufPi ehampsgnothe addresses given by lh* etata 8-4. mills and homestead lulu today told llio nine nuaquirtlng eplsude Involving her son John and Ihe mayor of Cannes, France, jerlikfi this I lit lit* that educational leaden. owners are expected to se­ confer"Ro for as th* State la con­ settled It. She Is shown greeting him upon hi* arrival In New York, utter u vaea’llon.tour of Kit- f llon Muditurraneun cure the benefit of a three cerned, sufficient • fund* from rape. Meanwhile, John’s irtum gave rise to talk uf romance because ,j>retty Anne Lindsay Clark ''“ CO dl'KIttlied to end f ilH H mill reduction in the Road m arin e p iracy th n l "th o g o v reliable earmarked sources are (right), Boston debutante, waa welting nl Hyde P.irk to welcome him horn*:. Bond Interest and Sinking assured to pay the State'* al­ iTitnu'Ilt of a K uropegft Fund, according to budget location of 1800 per Insl^ocOoti ntnlc” w aa the p ira te. It estimates released by County By MRS. J. J. HOLLY from being overcome by tho sand unit to the various counties dar­ wan a thinly vcllutl occutuvl Clerk O. P. Herndon this So this U California! Hello Yet, In the distance we cuuld see ing th? coming year," th# BtaU lion uf Kimist Italy. c it y n e w s b r ie f s morning Superintendent stated. California, vr* are Floridians on tho snow capped mountains. Great Britain and Vranea After assembling ■ 1 ® " l Is* our way to Indio, th* largcet date An instruction unit, was waa Wo were only a few miles out enlled upon lho seven other poweis crow* Is lb* General School producing section outald* of India? of. Los Angeles and It was our pointed out, consists of on* to adept "by common accord'' a rang ind a 1 14 mill lu c rm * Indio 1* situated In the Chowchll' Intrntlon .topping there for th* teacher ami 30 pupils in dmflyr sweeping plan to annihilate plretw U lb * 8l»t<vy A j l l » l * lb* Coun­ la Valley* Just north of tie Im p * ' night, hut wa ware caught in the average attendance. An Instruc­ submarines. , t ty Cosamlaaldnere •>aura *b l* to rial Valley, Um temperature In tha mighty whirl of tho late afternoon tion unit I* also allotted for oaah Yvon Drtbos, oper.lng tha mo-, •tract • 1 I I mllL decreaa* In summer rlsas to ISO In th* shade. traffic, and when we did stop wo II50J expenditure for,, pupil mrntous conference at Nyon near toUl taxation tor the year ot W * were fortunst* to be conduct­ were on Uoltywoad Boulevard* In transpoi lotion. D e fe n s e s A r e here told the delegates assembled* Professor T. IV. Iiawton* Super G i j o n l l l T I t over the yaar of 1»14* ed through on* ot Indlo'a largest the famous Hollywood* California. Th* State Superintendent and lu seek some means of Mediter­ D e c la re d S m a s h e d ; *91. date ranches. The trees were the So It waa there w* stayed nrtrly Georgy W. Marks of Votuiia • latrq in:, morning tint ranean sctuilty. Thla budget la axpeclad tob* most beautiful of species, each a week, taking many alght-ieeing county tin * introduced to the will not begin their regu­ "Is Is impossible to permit tb* S o v ie t G e n e r n l A i d s toenailr adopted by th* Com- tree planted In lines aa straight trips, one over the beautiful gathering by the Superintendent lar dunes until Tur.duy inmnhig present situation of Insaeurlty Its* •Aston at lla meeting on BepL aa our celery fields are laid out. Beverly Hills, tb* home of tho of Seminole County, T. W. LawHENDAYK. Sept., 10. . M l - continue without the grsveat of ■ BIIANGHAt, Bept. 10- 0 D - Monday will l«* ..|h*ti for lute m .) m The bunches of dates, thousands movie stare, reel. • picture within ton. Japsn't streamlined war ms- registration, ami h-tehrrf r a w l . l j . . ^ , ^ , , n |u.r‘te.l today they perils," he .said. In the same The (*nlallT%#tllmate* ot ex­ to the bunch- are tied together Itself. Such flowers, Mr. Marks, in his short ad­ gnrenlums Ihra. A cowl pieIo rcIknImIm for the . . . . breath he said, "W o regret" thatalubtmru penditure* for th* coming year with a swab of pollen on cottrn grading like hedge* and yir most dress, I fought greetings, to the chine struck at the iCssilssiS ns raws Three) opening of nil Sanford 'rehm.ls ' ,ml ,ho ‘JO* trnn' rnl r'" aa they ware preeented by Mr. placed In the center, thla makes vivid colors; reast In profusion Chin*** defenders on all' frunts IVm i Iss M n - esse • l i n t will be published in tofnsnow-s'’ l»'»m v in the high Euru|H? nmuii-------------------------* J today placing Americana a n d Herndon are ns follow*: Gen- them ratable. Will quote a few are sold on the streets, twentyedition of Thu lirrald. .j tisiii seel Ion, tho bulwark of tint Olhtr foreigners In serious nanernl Rerensee $23.1*04: Pinna authenlc facta: They plant 48 five rents a dosen. 11 • —— Itiljon defclt.es. slier n Its hour1 ter from the spreading host IIand Fartaltsren. 00. Road trees to otie acre* One tree Dears Th* lawn* were blankets of S h aron T o A d d ress |*«»ttiw n*e defense iim* brsk* nmi; ICanHaaie a , * M » TV m > Ulna. U S pounds; 10,000 pounds to an lavgndsr or pink flowers so masfled II, rmmus hand In )|*I,|I acre; they ship from, Indio 104* sir*** tBought, they were painted. j l l W P t a t o t d C virtually ^ihe | J a >'CCt*8 W « - * t S lH H I ftghlmg ■1<mglhe mountain trail* l U (jwytbKpocnd* t ' t i w r t i f n M b i IM L 'S S tf* Truly tB H 8 8 R 9 F f6 u r I W m o . t .•M® 11Isare . . I.ss.s . I. s , . 7 'IUMO tllUIl IjUDO f(ft aboVO Cflf* •mm® *■ w Im*ii Hif*[ A n. Im|iuiInnt mtrhui: of «»«.* ,,a which I* from October through beautiful flowers ■I oversaw . At * ■■■ " Bhanctiil w irftrn *»lart<*<! oil SunfonJ JiTttior CI ihiiiIn r .•( rmii 1 ’ Five giivi’ihment planr, wen* December* via Panama Canal le Santa Monica wa had our first Thu Sanford Dasutolt Assocla* , nill.A N nO . Bept. 10—(Ah— Aug. It United Slates Martovs, inner will Ik' hi-M nt IVik*. ri.iir New York. view of th* mighty Pacific-, situ­ Orlando will 're e e lre IS 9S.000 guarding ths northern buundsry on the Orlando lli^liuu) Moinlay Iml down Invuigi'nl roniiunndrre tiun will spmitor a ptoy by play Prom Indio via Red Lands and ated on an elevation high above id they had coiiI nIi mini reports description of the came between San Bernardlo we drove through the tea legal* overlooking elegant tor th* building of a new Post ot ths International Settlement, Fept. l.t, nl H:00 IV M . j:. i: hut 11 Itiisfilan thtieinl **TotT»*Ert the Sanford lookouts and the today whrn I anry, vl«*e pivai«V« tit i f the 01 thousands of acres of grape vine­ beech home* In Glendale Is the Offlee In the heart of Orlan- j warn endangered 1 h is nmi frcun Velrnr'iu the tvm Gainesville G-Men tonight that do. according to nn announce* Japanese shell fragments plough­ pfinirat inti nnnnutiretl IntluyJ. N. Robson, chief clerk at the yard*, and through the largast of site of lovely Forest Memorial tl»umry( k m ! of the Spnni«li trov- will be played In the UnlVorelty B. L. Perkin* ' Men's Clothing grape vineyard In the world, which Park. The mausoleum there is mrnt today by Senator Charles ed Into Ihe rear o f ,t h e barri­ \ majoi ity of I In* iiit iiit»ei 1,1 eitriuetltf it* urgnnitr tho deferine* City Through tho facilities of this cades. Store here, returned from an ex­ contain* five thousand scree. It famous for Its statuary and the O. Andrew* fXpeitid tn filleiitl f Iiii ** M'Vi'inl Tha deal was definitely closed Bhrapnel speared ths Interna­ Im|m»« «ant pi njt elf i |t. tikiitnl l»V nf filjun, th^ la -el i*nvornvttMit- Western Union and Iho courtesy tensive buying lour yesterday was through this section we found stained glass window of thr (.art wlian the Poet Olflcsb and the tional Hettlemenl raualhg n nutn , the ,Stale1 iiif:ii||irfilMiTi tna<| pie held purl in l he Spnilhh nmth* of Iho Knn foul Herald in furnish*, during which he viaitad th* lead­ oor first big Ring Cnerriei, and Kuppcr. W e saw vault* where re­ log tho rtuh with tho old scoreTreasury Denartmenta. signed tha ber j>f civilian issu sltle s lllgli M'titi*t| nt tin* aitimm r » enfi irn r*1 Weals ing manufacturing companies in did we eat cherries. Drove out to mains of Florenr* Elgfldib Marie M'ikI of tho r«*MUlnfir** tn tho board that has Vccn used hero in New York and other eastern cen a large cherry orchard and bought Dressier and many other irlehrl- ordsr allocating the money for osploslvre rained down un tires nl IhiytAvm IU :uli leti-ntlv ndl iiunrceflt'a ttfrlWNtil drive wtu> thu past for world xries game*, the Orlando project from lbs Whsngvwx Hbanshar* nutlet tu lw* tli-rti'Kfd, ter*. one-half bushel for fifty cents. ties are entombed; saw open door 923.000 ooo fund recently appro­ niU'le hy AuMriEUB. deeuml t-hi* the* play by play account of the. the mighty Y au g lie One pru* -Everybody I* talking about ___ l.fH'il |iti»jfdt** '.li.'li nrn i f v i­ Did you ever hear of a City be In vault lined with pale blue (1 priated by Congress for expend­ Jertlls nsrruwly missed s Hr It - tal intermit* tu «»lc ri»ifen* will nvrcrrt fi|{Ut«iH in tilt? govern* game will be seen. Florida up there and from if I in jlng built m the middle of a desert velvet where th* body of Jean Played on the descriptive acorre lab destruyer, Andthsr w bloed hr illAruNfM'd, ntirli pn i*iy Truth r meld rankadiretiona we will have bumper o ( ( ;s 0f palm-lined canyons* date Harlow would be laid the nest iture on public building*. busl-d exactly ns it will l*« playeif Aeenrdlnr to present Indica­ over th* Fren* U flsssblii * i i * rump uiiirli, ’If •* rnn'ei'd, th I ef tourists,Mr* Robson Rsrdcn, painted met**- and hug* morning. In Gainesville, the pisy by play tions ths new edifice will prob­ rhured aerate tha river fruit) 111it c* firm nr in it ni 11*11 -ntf Itrt%** cactus? Well, that la Palm Springs, Over the Pacific Palisade, are account will eiimn from Karri* H u rric a n e R e p o rte d He added that according to the the millionaire's playgrounds, and the lovely Bemhelrriar Gardens, ably lie built on the site of Shanghai at Hnolung, IwTin ninili* fnr I hi* handling, Mi. Field there lilreelty lu the scora the old Court House, the o ld 1 Japan carried tho Warfare lu Ijm ry atrued reports In circulation, the Indus­ M o v in g N o rth w e s t rendesvou* for many of the famous for It* Japanese brom boirdJail. and lb s Christ Huuth Chins purls with t lie Fol im r *rmumh 9'mint y J lit!• tries In the (Cast had experienced movie star*. You do not realise statuary and miniature d»rdrn*. county Tht* scoreboard is locotret on tha bombsrdmeat uf Hwstow. Am er­ .1hmh*h It. Sim••n. will JA* lh<* ipiep* their beet summer since 1920 and It is a desert, with ■lawns* Itks We could see the pitaclal home of building. JArlC?ON)1l.l.K. Kept., 10 . — ennopy over th* Smuku House It Is esperted that govern­ icans there look refuse on tho Pp4<nkrf uf the fU’caiilitii iiiul re* are looking forward to even a velvet carpets, and flowers every Ann Harding and frgm thr other M ’l 1.0 I1* slop n pnils rnust'd I In* snd through the eo-opcretlon by ment architects will plan a four United Stales gunboat Ashu- firuhnu'nta will Ih» h h v u I Im* t'llitnl Mult*** Wrnllirr llnivn'l at greeter winter. color of the rainbow,^ and inch side could are the vast widelh* Sanfonl Folic# Department* or Ore story structure Tb# new vllle. The flret o f'T T M American im.In.itly ufler lh«* mrftinift Mr. During th* trip Mr, Robson pur­ homes that you only see In Palm spreading city of Loa Knn Jinn, t'lii-rto Him, tiHlsy to Angeles lititfdlng will serve as a combi­ Fir*t Street, hetwren Park am! war rvfugoes left llankun to­ chased a largo variety of stork Springs, not spectacular in archi­ down in th* valley. Now Pesadrna r.nnt'y cuiiflmlud* ii*»i.*o the |n-Mtinn ft )tri*viuu*ily link Avenues* will bo roped o ff Which will be offered th* public tecture* lut with an atmosphere of Is a beautiful residential section nation Poet Offlee. federal Court day for Nanking wtib n prayer liod dial till for thr tropical ill* nud benrhc# rrceliil for the man/ House, and otllce building lor that their train would nut be In Sanford this FallI ill Isnncu In tin* snutlicin Altaulic comfort and beauty oornblnad also known through th* nation *• W i l s o n A n d L a in so n Ssiiford baseball fana that are many federal agencies bombed. ' Tha loader patterns are the The a I Miradq Hotel where Amo* the scene of the Rosa BDwl foolorron. r?.pegled tu attend. A tten d D u v a l M ee t asost stylish In men's clothing, and Andy broadcast was lorsty, boll game. Tlis ranter of the storm, reportThe board waa put up thin Mr. Robaoa stated, with etripei also Amoa has a beautiful bom* . --------7 , r*l to lu * sreompnnied by shift in;: In Esposltion Park we taw ths morning through tho rourteay uf Definite derision In the prt.pornl ovrl. „ ^,,,^11 nr,.,( and plaids taking the lead in suit* there, H am id U oyif,, Bill Hay* Ism Angeles Memorial’ Coliseum; W C. Hill, W D. Hoffman. C. A. q A H o tit S u i r a r O l i o t a I **»»«! rounly partlclpato in [i,*v«*d cast of the poiilion prej p o r men. Double breasted suits, ahd many more screen and radio nine acres sunken grArden, with Haines, K. c. Harper and Tbn W Kintord refunding prormni muv ijollriy pll>u„| T |„. „,|vi.„ry m w * b s seem to be more favored In celebrities have winter homes. As hundred* of Varieties of rqoeo; the Two thousand pounds of Irish Sanford Herald. a -; tb* Metropolis than the single we were leaving Palm Spring*, a Museum, of History* Bclence and W IIINuGTTUONNf ^nf|'t** Un. in ' ***i tnrctiiiL' n’n‘1'’ V ufU.‘" Iht' " “ "IluViil ' V " T "I iiunlv h'»’ IK:B0 potstors arrived here this morn­ Vi A AK oilIN 10,,—(A) „ A. M** ?ui*l , the. .li.tmbailee , breasted type, he said. ru,*s..t.» w . 11 . „ .11 . 1 . I " '" " . "umj ••(,|,|„n .|,|iy ,,, , 1 , 1 ,,| this m»mterrific alorm hit us* w* were Arting' from Orlande for distribution oecretary Wallace alloUvl quo r<mun|ssbmrrs today. -■ , in forma to stop ana seek shelter It waa great to . walk down omnng Seminole County relief to* of about 22,000-000 pound, of, n , r Attorney I ri d It Mil •(• ’ j r, , *' ° " f •o n . l! 'v1* " " " ) rM " “ ■ ” *• north nn,l f*T tlrgrrcs west”, behind an embankment, to keep ipssllinwl ns v ie s Tarns) clltnte,' Annie Mae Calhoun local atigsr to foreign countries which 4-|iy Clerk Flunk K l.t-io>* n Thiwstnrm mi,I to bo miw* commodity 'clerk, reported today ’ pay full duty on shipments tu thel;r ft u,l, innrnln,- fni .lui-k-onvlllt* , , . ITtilt*,! Rtalre H i. I . k ' 11 , lag 'slowly west n,..lhw, *l«u .,l nr Thr potatoes, tha clerk slated, United to nttenil the mwahm un.t explain hnln,wealw*rd. Gordon R. Jtiiim, John Mnnroo, Volusia county * • * same from th* emsrgenry relief These nations supply lrss than |0 the Duvnl ('onmil‘>ionrrs ibc -------, . . . nirlroralogul nl lh** \Wuthor Commodity headquarters In Or half ol one. percent of the Tha regular semi-monthly meet­ refunding prog. 01 ....... .. *hl*h „ „ rrB1J )irrp , hr .hunm s s*e gin being hunted with bloodhound* for an attark with a knife on a ing o f the Sanford Lodge B P.' O. g S T S r -t e r e r e l m -! '* T , r “ yu U a" A nlM,1 ( ’emote thi*’.torm will' i ou* I.' tbs , . -------(to ^he clients iq thla county who ^ F»ru K. will U held In the Elk. lodge received tha largest in gdvise them th.it nn ptoginni bui1, . . , . , K. .. r,.s»i white man- near Do Land, waa H YD E PARK, Bept- 10. - U P ) - •>»»» commodity « r d s . rooms tonight at ■.00 o'clock, ac­ A T LA N T A . Sept. 10—/Ah-The "•> « w t Mirtr.1 full bur*i picked up by Policeman Roy TltlU The rlcglbl* Indigent* may re­ ^ ^ " n ^ T o ' T t o u ' r r e ' ,>" n I T , " * : ' n ' r l y cording to aa anaouarement made scales af Georgia's penal system President Roosevelt began work ceive their quota af th* commodity i b i d ^ lM T ^ l a in 2*lM6s7i ,Ih’ " nny piyim rit «*n rnoe winds of 7 f. „,n, - nn hour or ami J. II Quattlebaum on Ranferd Yw m 1937 quota to J.! 7bD,3lD' w |j| ^ mmin’il today by I'rter Thurston. ea his Constitution-Pay speech a f­ morn a re h low inr m a r I hr r n ilfr - Avenuo lute WiJnesday night. • by bringing a container to th* pound*. Th* aildltkmal quota* may ,h# r(ty .s Mdimilmni Matters a f vital importance balanced at on* recape and on#, While St-rgiuni J. A. Howard T h r aUftfiinr Wins m*r rnro'io ter ordering a full Investigation distribution headquarters nest to recap*are following a what-te-doWl8 ha diamond in tb* lodge wa* finger-printing Monroe yaa* , of tb* Administration of the Fed­ the local Fire StoUea-eem* time j m Un which bare faaen cooled by a boot-It was loo of warden* In tenlay, olficera from l)* L * » 4 ,j eral Commontration* Commission. tomorrow. *. -* l m t s T J u n d l l? T * f0 n l ......... 1 I Ivan* strength at M .i A M. Ih e t U oddHi sa of a'la rg e fan It la *l the present time Is >|||(].|| baremrtrr r,,,j Inchen. called on' tho telrphon* far local He slab gave some preliminary to bring Ito IMT quota to 14 263,- j c||W|,lrnt i>„Val rounty ram** In haparativa that aO members attrusty walked .away officers tn ho nn the lookout aa it ■ i f thought to a proposal to utilise Oh Lowndes County 'gang -tha session f t several Int­ “ * W1.7M » » d to possession **f the bond, when, w *» evident Monro* was on t o th* Natlea** election machinery In 1^05> L United f i r " - Kingdom *“ « > Lu» l SM.- tk, ^ prlll,|,., Bank of Jacksonville p O V p m a V Ih • uits are to be while ihe warden, A. V Deed, wes way to Sanford. Howard Identified., rsrrytng out th* recent authorised 8M smd r 4B > J f : Net her I soils 24T, tlo##j fc t,VrtB| )(B r. , B„. They had j * , V e J n , l > IH la the Capital yretardsy. h" Mr. Tbareton said. th* man hw wa* finger-printing unemployed "vauut," and asked 900 nod 4 M .«M ; Dutch East In - t o .n f!t‘|io«(i((l with thr bunk m If ljllP C H l I I I After the meeting refreshment as the man wanted. An offlanf ., John D. Bigger* of Tolodo, OhioOAK C R O V j£ ~ A 3 ,' S*pl* 10— diw, ^40-420 *tnt 451^13; C m c Iicn §^^urlty fuiwl** hrU1 in nrcuuiit* | ■A . — vflTba from Volusia County returned to direct the registration Job UP)— Hop# dimmed far finding l !t^ ,. --------I F. R. V rnuy, local rratc miter* Monro* to D*lj*nd Flsrsuxs Jackson, Coat* Rka, 23,421 and 44,024; CaBirgers, woe ja president e f tho four-ystr-old in this lombla* 904 and ST1; and Belgium, Lib ley- Owens-ferd Glass Com­ missing star* Htoday j. rd in n serious condition today by aagtlon of the 994,1(1 and C20.0M. pany, will d *U v * **^1/ >• lh# of­ heavily-wooded B llt t O n lO F o r m a lly hi* attending physician who slated Onarksfer until kr AM discussed the who were aot A A A sugar officials said about --------Approximately 190 pmc* sffl* to Sanford Schools last year and matter ef leer* of ahas.ee with I J M pounds of reserve quota ^ conftciouttmt tiucu hi* auto areart^CCC youtkd, farmers and far fall duty countries this year of Parts W plaa to enter the Seaferd Jussier his company. . Weather Faracaat W H E E LE R DAM. A l a , K ept, vW*nt yaatonlay. It waa because e f Inability to trappan tasrthad maddy bills from •Ml OOy Oommls- High School for the eeratoy yetr unallotted. Fair to partly cloudy tonlgbf 19 — UP)__Pres blent Roosevelt will) A* Mr. Vsrnay w*s driving east Oay U lerairms aC Jack* are ragalrad to register next Men obtain such leave that he recently Harrison, Ark> to Bboll Knob, Mo bnah n button »t Hyde Park, N . '° " Flret Street yesterday aftar- anil Saturday with seattorad ahoar* day mwrntog betweea 9:00 am turned dowp * membership on the trying to locato tb* daughter ef Y , today to o|wn formally th- noon Ho crashed into (b* side of ert In th* axlrem* northsrvwf MODEST B EAU TY M r and Mr*. A itk p r Jackson **f U t M •■dock, H. 'E. Morris, prm- Communications Commission. 191*000,000 Joe . Wheeler Dam. ■ l-afayatl* driyen i>y Joe Thump- portion and on extrema south ,gf H a tar* The need i n reorganising this Chejsea, Okta. -T* o north" and belonging to Eddie roast Saturday. Extrema KANBAI CITY, - 0 F ) - " M k s rvrwret unit in thr Trnnrsse* V r l-' »«n A heavy rate k w_____ n l fears agency, torn with katarael strife wcat Florida— mostly clondy* lay Authority's vast flood control Klrrhhoff doing ronsidcreblo daiubkvs died of.Nattb Dakota ’' Just couldn't bring - little far month*. w»a discussed by th* eighth probably local atowara tonight *9 Isgs to both Ih* rars. boreal/ to Rdalpg In bathing suits, and alortytcsl program. President at luncheon with Frank ■ l‘ Saturday. A few moment, later m AmertImmodlatoly after (he accident and such thing*, R. Me Ninth. Federal Power Com* W fh Offlalal Report wd 'a f parading la At- con Flag will I * raised over the I Mr. Vornay waa removed to HI* d Ik Is a n te. m lasU. chairman alto ha* hams weeds nror MM gigantic atructur* snd water will horn* and reports this morning rt>Matte City's beauty contest— ah* I* re gates d ee that a ll stedeaU given a temporary assignment ea A r* mentrout, 1 _________ ____ — — .94 b* **«*te*t«til to start whaals ufveaUd that he had aot yat fully City butlnaaa wfU ha able to hafto their werk tha Ousamanlralte— Commission find bar porastto. th*-dam turning itgalnad sanaciuusness. wttb to r to overhaul B« at ttad ItaRi . -.* — Mt i p I l ?; Homesteaders To Benefit 3 Mills Would Pool Warships AndSupply Convoys For Merchant Ships Net Saving In Total / State, And County * M i l l a g e Is 1 5-8 From Coast To Coast AND BACK AGAIN Insurgents Claim Victory A fter 15 Hour Engagement New Ja p Assaultj Fails ToJDislodgej Chinese Soldiers U. S. Marines Endangcred As S h e l l s ^ ExplodeNear Them ... . ..... Coun,y ** ■A Play By Play O f Game Tonight To Orlando To Have New Post Office C o s t i n g $595,000 Be Furnished Ffuifes-^ Buying Trip Thru Eastern C e n t e r s Potatoes To Be Given X Local Indigent Secretary Wallace Elks Lodge Will Hold Meet Tonight One Convict Escapes Diggers Asked By And One Recaptured F. p . R. To Direct _ ..... ... ..... ......... Unemployed Census! Una*', and wiiThi“dutnbutM «*iiy At Georgia P r i s o n s Hunted Nejrro Taken By Ixicnl Policemen / J b S iF t o L -* pr * rom' : r z ,:n ‘- •*-. «r -j-i hl„. Little Hope'Ll Held For Miaatna Child Jacksonville City Officials Visit Here New Students Asked To Register Monday Roosevelt To Push u' *« 8*nf0V,v’! " r;T<J^' Open Wheeler I)am u’,t [“ ^ dm rr,,r,,mMl LOCAL W EATHEHt ■ - -• 1 t. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eb5a7ba911302a294fbed509b17f50d2.pdf 0ab177881d593ce246f08cacbd4f721a PDF Text Text i ,31>. 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R trurk out. f — H elp W anted M U H S IE b «S'*wr Mu *SG ■aclmd hy the tally s gO*4* ***£?£* * * — Xfikeep' 11—Miardlanroua .» TWO FURN1B1IED room! tor real, oeatlarorn oaly. (ll-J D n • AT*. Phona lip , A , J j. ONE MILK e*w for aaU. Aiao Traiiar. Phan* M4-W. EXCEPTIONAL' VALUE 3 * Two FOil A Bsllafactory paint Job aaad M h r • • Track Uiwo. Mc­ ai*ky* specify Doslar a Oty Kee Asia Sopply . aaaltty paint* — They're "Beet t e e the Soath." Stabley-Rogers Eardw are Oo. • o t r p m N . M H O M n s if ^ 4; Tbo ro aivlll* I. .Wa iu w Robert Howell Reporti For Hu Initial Session ’ an » Biff Tackle Expected To Be Biff Aid To The 1937 Machine . Tho R em ind. H lfh School Col* abooS if much Improvement •ry Fed* b*f*n tholtf oocood wrok *>*» ‘•■ n wofk “ W* 1 * f fridlron prmctic^ L ookuo When ,how ^ V*** ° ‘ fh .m 'e H h rro d "inti* wmit^throuBh 1" Jur3r durln|r th' tr *lnl" C “ “ *d r * " 1 .Ulrou*h la it year and waa out or tha thoir achadulod aoaalona In prop■ration fo r th* S anfort-U ndon ‘ p ' tw ,. wLfirsf--"J“l”r.si ~ S . .fir-own u it. a- Luca* machine wont th ro u .h an • ••*t[on " w#n " “ oxUTUlr* . oxorcla* drill and th*B(drUI* Roosevelt Makes E ” "|Basa C atchLast D 7JSS S o ." ’. AM BNICAN AllOmflOX V m l. C a r * . B ta .H e #1. Paul l - l i Mlnnaapollt f t . T -o u le rlll. Tt ln d le n . ttoHe t. Toledo T* I ; Colum bur 1*4. M llw a u k * . T*S| K a n m . r tfp . « the p u ntlnf Hat a . moat of hi. »• “ ^ ' Up boot* yeeUrday were of the riflit ^ type end had rood dUtane* U ffe d N,« « upon them. Stotnoff, a full b « k .' * * * « '^ " * 7 will be a ten lor thU aeaaon and M l'° " I, tlalon M p r.n a . t. NEW Y O M ^ t t L 1 ^ - , Th* Count*** H aufw lta von Ra* ventlow—nee Barbara H utton, hair*a* • of th* Woolworth mil­ lion*— returned to the United State* yeeUrday aboard the "Queen Mary" with her tilled husband, bubbtlny with, anecdote* of her ion, lance, aged one year and a half, *rU n field men inS lU n r* Inetructtona, AI.AOAM A -Pl.ollllia I.MAOl'M , V e a le rd o r'. Reowlt. ■ ' P U r-.fl Mrtot p ^ d a lu e l. ..■}£ .... W tk * *° T FOOT MAJESTIC Ralrtgar alor for |IT M arott-Carrs way, Ino. ’ ’ / thoir { « l* ? * M I*® .» ! ■ NTUBM ATIOBAi. UliOl'X TeeueC ar*. R m . I i . N .w d rh 1 - 1 : J . r M r C lip S*l. M .a tre .1 4-1; Buffalo l - f fP lr.1 a m . I I la a ln * ., B s e b .t U r T - l i Torpoto 4-1. Montreal f.|| Buffalo t -T . 26—MUcenancoua For Sala BABY HWINO end Coirlog* for salt. Practically new. Reason­ able. did W. F irst Bt. Ptacra S. Rambert S. Wianla* I *■#-gfei# ,W the fourth who rr At tallied a Oil o dollar, knotted * h*i/ of th* fin 4;tool*a two run * “ th h h rn they AIIII.KHH TRACTOR T ire, for aale at clo.* out prices. Him- II U t lt a lle .li II It If M M a m p k la II II .111 New O r l.A n . at It A tla nta Tl II I4 .e l.H IU II IT U r m lc o h .m Tl Tl t-'battaaauoa II •• K n o e H llo II 1IT V raterdaf'. B eoalt. Mempbta * - >; K n . i e l l l . »•: U .rm la ah am .4*1) Cbattaa. l - l . Idtcoad cal ltd »nd I t b ) CerfMI* WVE8TOCK: Carload o * * 1 * good muli-a fnr sale or ex. change, Carlton Llvratork Kx. change n-prcscnlr.l by J. C. Homan, llcanlstl siding—ItanJ 14— Room* W ith o u t B oard Morrlwethcr bam. ROOM FOR RENT In private TRACTOR WORK: I have new homo H I Elm Avo. Oliver H art-Par tractor, plow, and harrow, Work appreciated. Call Malbelux, Phone Hit:’, tie 15— A p a r tm e n ta F o r R e n t RAVY DUTY BLACK DIA ROND TRAILER, good Ures, J wadosed body. 12.',0.00. 1032 Chev relkt coupe, good tires, $106 Ot Reel A,Sons, Ufed Car Dealer*. .III .**» N .ahvllt. a t L ilt. Koch, rber: Rl.rra, Uw a* Ditcher: mbart. Umpire.: Pet.m Arid ■ an. t a rata. U.aruU.rUrida U .|M MrLaatblla. Tim. af Ram* till. TM4oedar*B R i . MI i tru re fn g S K W e f T . .” ..* Hslflowtr, f — • • %••• % ir tK f M M Harper, p ----- *1 . • • • three nf the 0« Mc“ u ,u " * * « » * nlno all whllt Total. ||* | I ST'lone free paaa ir ." iin 7 :. : n ::: • / » * • «•»*“ . Rrrora.. Hrlflow.rr K i l l i n ' , I. Th* two r ttraloard lloM.loakt , J n a dten» |k . |, n la.o ff t h .tt.d lo ll.l7 i.w ir., lU gk.a. ' ^ lr ' 1 Martin. llolbro.lL* IWCC-r 'i i r i ll , at H arrii Two b . . . b it.i I n n ITohard. a .ik p U HIOrlkMn. Mtolro baerai Clory. "•*" r *.^* I>tdrlkr.a I. Adalf. PbMli|.» The boi sroi 1-wTl on bao.oi Paafard Ik, -IWLand II. II.o r. on Salt*. off Mar* UAIRMavH-l-N por II. R r.ln .rd I. Hite .I f H.r* MrllulUn. lb per In I 1*1 Ion ag* f. off Me* lirer. t-f ... Mullen la l*( lanji* I. Win- I'tim er., lb nln* p trber. Hr Hard l o r l n ll.erh. If pltrher llerper U a f ln e t’nweft i.ltln.M un lb and Hmllb Time of (.ai*. 1:11. Itevenr.nd rf lloalaa •! . ...... U. H. ( rant waa, regarded as Otaub. MUr re. p _ a profeasl msl failure W o re the L m aovko Civil war. T otal. ----- 5 m M •! W a a k la g tia at Haste*. t *■■*»«. Chloada at S i. I-sula. Ollatl B a t a th a ds a d ILL PAY CAHH for aecond hand piano. Post Offlco Hoi OAn AUE APARTMENT—Ad ulta oaly—1»T E. rtftb Bt _ »J» •» VonlorMar’a MoonlU A n n o u n c e m e n t* .utoaiobUoa. II It N .w York S -l: P * tadelphla 1*1. Hoalon S>tl C l n a l m l 1*1. D H r .l l |S«S: at I- s h U 1*1. Di m Todar Classified Advertisements HAVE YOUR Watch rr|lilr.d j k on# who really k n o w lX ^ Brigge, Jeweler, Magnolia Ave- IT II Ml. U a l t to fcsirs-a llralnerd. p •• W nablnntun I'h ll.O .lp h la and Holbrook tagged up a a**ro on th# play. U a p l M wont out y . a t a o Jo n r, uxauU tad fo r tho ooeoedj T I v l U I out b«t while PH*hard o n o tl a' th . pUto, PhUUpo otol* homo. fo r I j O |1 (U ) th* a ltth run o f th* otgalag. L*adInf th# hitting 1 * ' th# n __A_ n OTtnlnf * u Sammy Holbrook, “ 08111 • I " Bob Jone* and Bubba Bhftfcksow . J n P in who poled but two hit* ta fo u r, w rt^ t-ii appearance, a t th# p U ttar daring tt f l lC ll o a a ro M o rendlnr Brainard to oocond. KInydon waa aaf* on on InfUld hit, fill Inf th* baaoo. Bweda M ar­ tin 'then hit a rro u n d tr down to Holdatock at third who throw to tha plot* to f a t B rainard but the throw woi too lo t. and tha aeo n wx, knotted and th* boa*, loaded tc the top. Bammy Hal* brook thrn filed out to deep r lf h t field and Clary t i f f e d up and acored on th* play. Phllllpa walked flllln f th* baaea once more but Joe R u fffrlo area railed out on a tr lk c to end the Innlnf. The fem e moved on till th* arventh when the Lookout* ta th rred one more. We* Klnfdon wwlkeil and was forced a t record by Martin. Holbrook walkad aendlnf Martin to aceond and I’hlllipg walked flllb if th* baaeo. Ilu ffrrlo thrn filed out to deep ren ter and Martin ta ffe d up and acored on the play. I^ n f ito n forced I'bllllpa a t aecond for th* third nut to retire the aide. The local* then put Che fam e on Ire when In their half of th* ninth they accounted for three runa when Martin ainflad to rlfh t field and advanced to tw* nnd on Holbrook'* Infield elnfU. Phllllpa aarrlflced both runners and Jonra, who fielded th* ball, threw wild to third baetman Holdatock when he tried to forte Martin a t third and M artin V en d ,....................... Holbrook went...... to ....... third ami Phllllpa pulled up at swond. IT U ltn lu t ■" . .* V K N E T I I Bobby Prichard woo- pwl out _ M > gn.inn of th* fam * by Umpire Ik* Cowa r t In lh . ninth fn n ln , whan h# p r o u a til too much about a d*“ T* cUlon t l th* plat*. Ooorg* PhD* lip. flnUhad tho pom* p t th# J J " Initial lack and Al l i n o w m .! ? plae^l in e n t e r fWVL „ Tho Red* m g * here tan ig ht J ™ * * “ for th . third, fam * * f th eir boot th!{" .V " throe out . of . f b * , aorta, pad ep- . 7 " ™ proilm atcly .l{000 f bopl* OW, >»• . ’* ^ p e u d to attend th o crocla)( liltJ j -Wg mMterpIpf® *Htho *oca*1 1 bee ted th* southpaw plants of thi DoLand are moundaman, BtldM H arper, who waa married B at aid a y afternoon. Slim m ing out *fYm hll* oil ' Eddie H arper and Jim McMul. i Ion, the I-ookout. ram r from; be' hind In the fifth Innlnir ami ee cured two run* on<l to lake t nevei oon* n * rrun u n lead s*«»i which waa - overcome by the H*d* d u rln r the 'rem ainder of the ronteat. Brainard, on the hill for th* fta h tln f Sanford outfit, wa* »t hi* prime, althoufh he ahnwed ■Ifna nf wildneaa all dtirlnf the . fam e bu>. he m anar’-d thlnya In bia owm way and he proved to Ubk■OmvUw of th* tlN. B rain: and ollovretl the I’atteraon outfit ' blit six hits, of which they 'blended to f tlh rr* with thwd Lookout mlaeuea for their only t two tall low of the fam e. Brain* o n l Ixaued free |ia»«ea to only : three of the Itrda while al*o fanning- the aame numlwr. H arper, faclnf Brainanl nn the ' mound for lleland, allowed the 'Lookout* aeven hlla, of which ho WR. unable to keep araltvm l. i, T h . loeala alao Imik advantage of_.thr.-e Del-and nilaeue. and 'to tk lfd tlinir run* to alx for the -ovonlnf, , three o f. them eomlnf final atanxn. H arper alao Q allowed al/na of w eaknra. aa he fallo w ed nine o f, the lem kout. to ’ take thei* haae on walk*-but hr . display Al hi* uaual alrlke-out | ability. he *ent eleven nf thei ^Lookout* ilnwn via that route. Th* arorinf ho»l lilt lea .Marled in the Ited'a half nf the*' fourth frknta. » li.-n 1’;1e link'll,-- mvuN » k baa* «.if latlla. Il.ililrtock fllr.1 B utton Andy I ma ' ' M < $ s z‘ ^r z i ^ a S r U T a S S f t.1^ calling tha elfnal* for th* third ih * S iot. m * ^ aeaaon a . Colei, M .Luc.a ha. t^ .n of hU ° f hU f k “ t « - U . C o .th U . I . - ~ ' o . . . t ' * M 'fit h a. not auatabied any Injurie. “ chot dro^ r * and It hoped by t h . mentor that! U ^ ’ hT th l. can be avoided. Coach Me* >» t h j ° [ ,k " 'T , ' f jyr 1.1 . m .n i srar-s srs- .o m .lh ln , h . d o . . - . ' t« .» •»’» “ " jj- J 5.™,Kr , ^ , S ”'"W” X < 5 l m F .d » ™ u r ..III l . , . m r * M .t l b e l k , . o Tb* use of brack*, or ka* taka, ha* U creased rapidly dur- expectlnf a fin* ecaxon thla y e e r. aumed. ___________ _ |B( th* p & t few year*. Kolak* and 'hie eleven will be In there w o n . ft rat uoad In th* Arc­ *” • .t i p , tic redone They are small ca­ noes usually covered with seal­ ■Ive eyeteme th a t * h lfh achool «n»la. skin. «ihSEl *< T .rk D .tr .11 Chlcaso N 4w t J S u . “P rr -I— lw»* �_r w - t v i . , ' '■ • . 1'• ''' . f . -_n . *1 ■■ i.. J . J ^ i i - i J —i t ------ --------- ; l * ■— t- - — i. - . -• 1 .' f ■V : . . X V„ -------r • Seminole Coonly Prodtrees — More Fruit And VegeUWen Than AnjJ Similar A m In America' , r “- B H f t « I r W T K ^ C I H Ifa l *"» FfccWXlUy Affording Rail, Highway . . And Water Transportation Established In 19*8 S A N F O R D . FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NUMBER 272 ranco-BritishW arshipsSpeed 700C asual ties When !5 N e " , J a m e ! ] l , , . n _ Seen O n B o a r d , J a p A irp la n e B om b of TradeBody\ ©Mediterranean Navy Battle C I I * ■__ I ’j H i t s K e t u g e e TP ^ • t r a i n 1,500 Chinese Flee-i MIRIAM HOPKINS ON HONEYMOON • big Shanghai Attacked By Japs At t ~ " Sungkiang Station J Hongkong Fi ght Jap E n g in e e r s C n r r y ' B d m is Op B a ck sT o ( A p l ^ S S 'l r n M non1 C h in e -*• n o n - c o m b a ta n ts w e re k ille d a n d 400 In ju re d Unljiy in <>m* of th e w o r s t d lw is te r s cm isetl by J a p a n e s e s i r Im m bs in t h r e e m o n th s of u n d e c la re d I ' B __ | >. ChamberOfCommerce * s r z T FORD WORKERS MASK FOR LABOR DAY PARADE o S 1 H U M & sjss Fifteen .'nyw Directors were add­ ed to the Bnatd f Iljrrftotp of th e Seminole County Chamber »f Commeree aa the result .if the A nnual Election held yraterday in the Chamber of Commerce Build* in ,' according la Ihe le p u t <>f C. E. Adams, Chairman of the Elec­ tion Com m itter, Mrmber* of Mr. Adams' active committee were II. It. Coleman, F. E. Geltler,- Jaa. ■•"ttSSSw tessssb Seven of the new .D irector) are In Sanford, ar^M law s: Olio Cald­ well, IL C. Dubose, II. Jam es Out, F. 3. luimnin T. W. Inw ton. Gev. W einstein and Fred T. William*. While eight new Dirrclora ■were 5 f elected in County communities ■■ \ f f f i a fi* J E S l I . ‘ ' -... follows; Altamonte Springs— Mrs. J f M '■'"$$ “ ~ ... Benj. F. Haines, F em Park—Mr*. ».-4 j\ Prudence Bruno- Oeneva—W. L. S r i,, iaingwoud—Geo. H. Bridge, .\ l l -i i f l , Jr., Oviedo— 11, F. King and H. A. Ward. Pauls—Mrs, Mamie IGrogsn, and Slmvut Andrew J e ­ tsuln-In, J r . -> . Jbe Wowde-ftnm Savannah, Ga., who Mr. Adams, In subm itting hfct grew up to be a screen star, is honeymooning at Coronado, Calif., report, slated th at his rom'iilllee Employes of Ihe Fonl Motor Company ware m asks as they k, Huasian-bom tnovle dlrcc* wished to roll attentinn to the As this picture shows, some carried sig n , which lead was Miriam'’§ third m atrl Itrg e complimentary vote riven Detroit. Secretary Italph F. Ilngwrll, even and families.” though he i» not eligible for elvr* tiun to the Board by reason o( be­ ing a paid employee of in r ChamIkt of Commerce. Of fleets of tho orgsniiBlion will ' l a g fr o m th e w a r gone W'crc blown from their tracks by Jap . an ts* bomber* a t Sunkklang s ta ­ tion 30 mile* from Shanghai. Fifteen hundred Chinese were wedged Into every Inch of train when bombs burst In their midst. Two densely crowded accondclasa coaches and three third elaaa ear* were shattered by the blast which lifted them from the wracked roadbed and turned them over. Many of their occupants, not killed by explosives, ware crushed to death In th e arreckage. The bomba fall w ithout warning as ih ti.tr a in wee..standing la Rung’Jia n g rtetion bn th . line to Han- „ ^ fl n Coast To Coast AND BACK AGAIN linn is still true to its inch'lll customs, quaint architecture, n a r­ row streets, half hidden enuit yards and restaurants that have not been affected by present day Americanism. In leaving New Orleina, again n nrthw rit tn Baton w |th no 0Be to wini, heading Itnuge, we I raveled over n grsrul highway, as straight as nn arrow Both Chines, and Japanese. d , 1J^ f11' h*n,!‘ Shaded fur fifty mlloj or meanwhile look action th at in- * 7 * 1 m' UBC^ ljr ,W,‘ by muss covered trees, on each creased t h . peril to foreigner. “ ,M' ou/ T ^r able are swamp lands anil wind remaining In C hin, and virtual- 7 ^ . 1 ° L in ’ meept lagoons—tributaries from ly blasted th . last hope for the • » ‘ . the Mighty Mississippi. '.'Father of W aters,” over Ihe low valleys. The most spectacular sight in Baton Itnuge Is th r famous Stale Capitol. It Is (ho tallest building In the South, apd the height to the top of Ihe beacon light is four ht-ndred and fifty feel. Huey P. lo n g is hurled in a sunken garden near the front enlrxnre. We are now crossing the mighty Mississippi on a ferry to Route 71 enroule to Al*x*ndris and Shreve­ port, speeding on soon to hit the Lone S tar Btate. % As we drove from Shreveport nearing Glauwxter Texas, we saw odd, blsck objects dotted over the earth Ilka thousands of toy pigmies. What could such queer objects he? Ob and on we went to drive right In tha very mldxt of real a 'l derrick*, yes, the oil wells o f Texas and most of them were pumping nil. A fter we left the oil fields It was beautiful trenery East and West o f D alits, miles of rolling hills covered with green grass, upon which fine cattle were g r a t­ ing. Mrtdows of Hark green rum, the smell of new mown hay, and aa far aa th r ryes could are that State Manager V. P. Miller of I laved Pensacola, situated on vaatneas, th a t stillness and bigLakeland, the north ahpre of Pensacola Bay. neai, truly, ”lhe feeling of the Tba local degree team will ba I t la such an nld city. I bellevowide it open spares.“ ta charge o t tha laltlatorlal work was first viaitrd In IBItt, juat > It Is now five o'clock, but back sa d there will ba tacluded In tha tw enty-four years a fte r ('olumbui In b«nford only seven; yet moat program, a pound party fo* re- discovered America. The United of you dear onrs have not yawned fMabmanta sad tt U la charge Stole* Naval Air Base la that*. th e last Umr before g ettin g up, *f J M. 8bow, W. f . Field* and I t maintains tha United arid here we are traveling through and C. D. Dortoa A special en- States. - largest naval training tha wonderful amglUng oat fields tertalam eut program has been school, Jrvi.i which all sea going around Fort Worth. And such ar#aagaa hy th# camp bead, flyer* e ra required to graduate. massive stork barns, all made -if Captain G. C. Hlnchcliffe, Vlrgtl .Of raurae wa had a deep arm ftahconcrete juat fpr these Texas Malta and L. LI Kcllsr. Mr. Ing trip, hot, no luck. • Catflna also urged atl nam ber* A vary arrnic driva la -cn the steers to sleep In. Every thing looks most prosperous too, but Joel la ha praaaaL ”■ Gulf of Mexico from Pmaacola by listen to th is for an appetiser: ' ' ' - ~ ' B iloxi’ to . Gldf port and Paaa In Ahllent we had a turkey din­ n er with all (ka trim mings such as. dressing, crodivrry jdlly, Gulf. Hundred* of mighty oaks creamed potatoes, ran d ia d ' yams, -------hanging with Spanish mow shade fresh strin g beans, lettucs and to ­ JACKSONVILLE. Sept., g. — tba road, which (ire s one the mato salad, teed tea, lea rremm and Fonera] Services far Giles Brow- feeling of wanting to loiter anal real iKiufta rake, all for on* dollar. erd, M, of Orlando, son of Mrs. w stth thaeoatented- cranes 6r fifty cents aseh. IX a Cdbchman of JackoonvItU perched out on the numerous landed la Pecos before dark, sad tba lata Napoleon B. Brow- wharvoe. ^ a fte r a long and unattractive ard, who was ktUtd In an auto moThalong looked for Now drive all Ihe way from Odessa. It bOa accident at Daytona Bosch on Orleans ws* reached, and tre- was cloudy and wa could see Labsr Day, will ba Weld a t t :34 ly a City true ta Ks trmdhionv heavy rains In tha waft. Bn: this p art of Texas U "Just land," with miles a«d miles and n othing but a filling station with B few shacks around. Ws had rep o rt, on the way of light tornadoes In th at section i tha day before, and the old tim ers I w ars expecting another t W night, I hnt a n wa want fo r there was no Funeral Services For'lch7 t«*«. Giles To Be In Jax | ^ Ding {elder Talks To Kiwanians On Heavy Enrollment Loyalty Service I C . s II k H Os ro se CITY NEWS BRIEFS T S lM l Is Anticipated For * -— Parke Kflly of Miami noil Jeiin| Seminole S ch o o ls Judge Ware Conducts llrg tste r Of Tallsli i-seo wrn-j Quiz On Facta Per-! married recently by l entity Judge Flhir n u * l aebooU of t h a tainfng To County B. W. Ware. county opened thalr l'JlT -lil* arhnol year yaslerday. and today the Sanford primary schools and the Sanford Grammar School'op­ ened their .doors for lh« regiatm tlon of pupils who plan to ntlend the various schools durIr r the romtnip year. According to preeent Indiratlons. Seminole County will have n record enrollment this ycarn . K. Kipp, principal of t h o Sanford Orammar School. re ­ ported that numerous new chil­ dren had registered at his school and that from all appearances enrollment would ba much larger this year than last. Classes In all Banford schools will begin n e ,l Tuesday, llnw ever. Mr. Kipp reported that opening eisTcleea will be held In bla school n e tt Wednesday Tile Sanford I’oslnl Clerks and The Seminole County Commie Its auxiliary vvill hove its month j , ioner» fall<*<t tn consider Ihe bud­ ly picnic and swim party at San g et of the Cuunty for the coming Isindo Springs tnim uiou u flir|) c a r ns planned in their session rnain and evening. .yesterday because lenglhv illsThe club was honored by hav­ 'rttsslon of current uuestl ui, kept ing Klwsnian M, T. Ilrs|iess «if Ihe body In their quarter- until Jacksonville as its visitor today. d:IK) I'. M. a t wliieh lime they ml Mr. llesprss is sn honorary n fin , l-'Uined until the latter poll of la-r of the rlub due to the fw l the week when Ihe new budget th at hr has missed lust one week will be ronsiilen-d. ly meeting In the past I t y esis el Numerous persons niq>ea/ed Ih ■ Nino persons wern nrrstgndd Klwsnla work in-that city., foie the body yesterday with rv1*. Julius Itingfeldrr asked Ihe lit quests for mail repairs and mud before City Jndra Frank wauls members to attend in * I building uf which thu County Miller In a session of ths Mu­ afterbody the Church Loyally Service 'aureed to consider ami make ef nicipal Court yesterday to be held at H:00 I*. M.. nn Gel. I foils to romplete m the n'vir fu ­ main to nnswtir to charge^ ranging from wrecking a .ear* 3, a t th r Presbyterian Churrh. ture. , *■ Mr, Itingfeldrr also asked Ihe M urray O. flverslreet, of O r- or Ip larceny. Chester Alim, negro. • ronttn* body to eo operate in Ills loyally lanilo wss tin- fir t to appear launi from tho last cobrt aossliSl program which is srhrduled fu r Kt pin nations of Hoetnt Secur­ foie j h e body with n road repair v. ns dismissed and also Andy the enllre month of October a t lequesl. lie tske.l Ihe Cuunty to ity and other luxes were given Howard, negro, who was arrest-* today by Deputy Collector of improve Ihe 2.7 miles of roadway ei| fur doing biixlnra* without b e lfre n Uines'msl and Sun I -Sinl.i Internal Ttevenuc J. I. Hurt, tin a lleeiise. la In tba cham ber building ev­ Springs sml sild slioubb’rs on each lada laitlmor. m-gro. ‘charged side of the road. ery Wednesday fur this pur­ u (Hi urerkliu: n oewer and Mr. Overstreet was assured by pose. Moss Bryant, negro, arrest ad fur. the Commissioners that th e ' im­ doing business wllhont a IIprovements would la- runsidered A rronling to nn announcement eonso. were continued unlit itX and th at work would begin as made today by C. E. Adams, the next se ss io n . Sanford Lions Club n it imImts will quickly as possible, It. It, tlmwn. n spra ensrged A committee of growers fmni enterWil.i their wivi-s nmt swi-etwith larceny, was given a . 80 the truck-grim ing urea wual of lienrts a t a barbecue ehiekeu day atratght senlanea-by tha City. dionrr to Ih- hekl ut Sim laimlo Ssnfurd appeared la-foie the body Judge. Odla Bell. negro, was isnil requcstul tin- County to re ­ Springs tomorrow aflrriuasi - -at pair the road from Kami Siding given n so day suspended aaa* Mcmotr* of the First Baptist 8:00 P. M. churches and other civic and r e ­ to tho- Mountain lee Company trnro _fur disorderly conduct. Church will meet In the local K. A fltsvuna. charged with ligious information pertaining tu rhurrh tonight for their annual Setnlnnle County, The Seminole Hlrti Helmol I ie-eoultng plant, a road which n assault. W as fined IS nrlOdayfli frequented by heavily loaded business meeting, during whwh Judge Ware rioted a short talk Band will hold lie In itial |irar llu rk s as well as autos and ul th e John MrFstt. negro, was glrma they will elect officers and trarh . lire In the HIkIi School nudltie with an appeal for th r Kiwanls ruin Thursday uflrrnoon nl 3:30 present Is in such a condition as an alternative ot a |S fine or i rs of their Sunday School sod to daya In jail whan ha plead­ la support th r churches to 'he churrh officials for Ihe romlng o’clock. All rimnliera of the would make heavy tiaffic liasard ed guilty to drunkenness charges:' greatest extent In their alma and ous. * . band are urged to he present, year, Jno , D. Jtnklns, rhsirm sn Itosa | / « (trees, negro, wag dis­ activities. The Board advised tne Commit­ of the Board of '"Deacons, re­ R. E. Kipp aunouneed today. m i s s e d when ahn plnsded guilty tee th a t the 'requeued Improveported Inlay. *■ tn charges of being drunk Sb4 1 m rnta would la* made to tho rosil Also during tha meeting the diso rd erly . and George Collier, U . . V 7 ! , „ r i f * Chl<-» M ach C levela nd la-fore the nest hauling season. various th u rrh organisations will reported tbt* morning that spnegro, estreated a f l bond tog By motion Forrest tislrhel was —— I prngiavalely fm o OsmsiH was make Iheir anatmJ reports and I8EL1N. |f o w . Jersay1. Sapt. t . duns to the home ol sjnm Ken- sw arded thu 'contract for furnish­ parking In n no parking son!.. delegates will ba named lo a t­ -W7—A tjyenty-yrar old * ch o o t'Is which It I, believed aotuu ing supplies la the County Convict tend Ih - meeting of the Seminole ri admitted after boure of One purposely act u lire Mumlsy Camp and tha County Homo d u r­ Baptist taaociatlan which wilt taailonlj.g today. Police Chief, night. A s'yul. buwuvor. nu aus- ing tha ensuing month. be held in Langtreed Oct. PJ and Also by mntinn Mias-, 1'raneea iOTfl E. Keating announced, tu e a i im * it- r » , ro reei to. MaeDougall, county health nurseW eather Force sat was granted a two weeks vacallpp. . F a ir lu partly cloudy tonight Jno. D. Jtnklns, County tax col* and Thursday with acattatfcl lector, appeared before lliu Board ahowrrs In eat ri me north p o rtltn and rvqueatrd Ihatg the County Thuriulay afternoon. K xtrvraa Tba Wrwlbridge township chief I L d g n t furnish him x much needed adding northwest Florida-generally fa te Thn Mid-Florida Oaleopathle gave tba girl's name aa Mar­ machine. > Tba Ban Society will moat wltb Dr. Wil­ garet Dirnnan and said ah* waa M ayor Edward Higgins and son of Bartow mm S e p t • at a atttdrnt at th* secretarial was award: City A ttorney Fir<l K. Wilson a p ­ T:M P. M. for th a p ast regular aebaai. She was the "lady In | Installation peared before Ihe Commistloners monthly meeting, e s ta rlln g to rad," Keating said, who waa |]Jaminetlor and entarad • lengthy discussion Information raealead b ars today •east canning from tha bungalow Jf%h gchoc relative to the foreeloaura of City from W. F. Pardon, D O . of wbara .le a v e s was shot ta death 1017 aaasoi and County taw liens. Tba co Omlneevllt*. w la U porratary- hi hi* bedroom last night. N ear the close of the session treoaurer of tba argaataatloa. ■he bad been taken Into rua- Crouse-Hln, tha Clark was instructed to ad­ I’recoedtag tb a dU aor there tody shortly after Ftceres, a ba Installed vertise for bids for the re-roofing will ba a swimming party oaf laborer, was found nude and d y that Wars i of the County Convict Camp. followlag tb a fta a a r. Dr. WII- big In bis room. Ill* children, too, ambit* Paul, fly*, and Emms, two, w*ra The light foand Whimpering and cowar- mediately i Thc moro intriligcnt you sratag amlar abaaU In their adjoin, rtva. Tba b 'according to some magician*, tho tag l l l W im . Hoove * wife waa tba WPA. . (nor* anally you' are fooled by i ”maglv" U kk*. , .- „ - I N i n e Are Tried Before Miller In Municipal C o u r t Baptist To Hold Business Session r Ter Murder Of Man LOCAL WEATHER Osteopathic Society To Meet In Bartow �I 1 WEDNE SDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1M7 icMMinr Of War WfDHEBDAY. 8 BIT. S, HIT ■ n u t VBM B FOR TODAY ’ TWE FORERUNNER: And thou, 'ffhitd, ah .lt ba ealled tha prophet m t tha Rlghaat: for thou .halt go •afora tha fata ot tha Lori to M a n hla wayai to fl»« krtm Jadga. of aalvation unto blapvojily tba ram I*.Ion o f . their rink-- K -’A tfomp itoppo<t at ‘a kitchen i'w I tba each within, V M ttered h»r plra imrllod mirht; ]Aad w o uld .hi let himIn. •N otts to you,” the took replied. . "Bagofie, gat farther, a m ml * "Take your ugly mtijFaway from bare. bnted with greater provocation for ttdtyfer.WoHd War than It wm in 1914, it Is Mtefcettt* to ipeculate what win happen to another generation of young men taught to murder In cold blood, trained Iff uae their bayonet* with deadly, gory accuracy. Not what will happen to the mlflloas who will die on the battlefield; for that we know. But what will happen to >those who are unlucky enough to survive, perhaps with only half a body, certainly with shattered nerves and hardMed pcrsonfflttee. The last war played havoc with the young firth of the world. Ten mlflloa of them were killed outright. Millions more were wounded, many seriously, some crippled ' for life now languishing in government hospitals of no further use to themselves or to the world, waltlhg monotonously to die. But many motet taught scientifically how to kill And malm, returned to their former homes where for tM first time machine guns were introduced into the underworld, Many of the famous public enemies of the last twenty years were once soldiers who learned their trade on the battlefields of Frtuov, In rn aiaitfag o s this situation, Maurits A. Hollgrtn, author of “T b * Tragic Fallacy: A Study of America's War Policies,? fteriewi. the training that reenilM ware necessarily pat through daring the last war before they oould be traded t o po orer the top In the proper mood lot kfillng. Moot mm do not like wer, he says, and are not naturally kilters. They have to be taught to klfl, and ft takes months of training in moat instances before the svarage country boy can bring himself to the point of shooting a man In cold blood, even If the man be German, *1 still vividly remember the sergeant, at Quantlco," writes Mr. KsQgren, "who at bayonet , drill kept repeating over and over: *You gotta learn to hicte 'em. Stick ’em In the gute. the dirty Heinles. They'll stick you. TheyH rip your bellies open. Kill ’em. -You gotta learn to hate ’em.’’ And later In France there was a young lieutenant who used to say: "Be hard boHed. Get tough. If anybody tella you It’s i fine day, you tell 'em, *Sure, It'a n fine day for a mur­ der.' Remember, you fallows, you've got to km men. That's what you're here for, to kill men. -This ain't no ilcn’c. We're tough. We're killers. What In- hell did you •nllst fori" „ , „ And then there's hla account of Col. Campbell, direc­ tor of bayonet fighting for the British Army, who used to 'akc a "platoon of sheepish-looking youths, and by «*«*ord'nsry persuasion, atrip away th* eoveringa_ of clvlllaa- h at T d CAMP ROOSEVKIjT. Bept *1 —w —* °r* than tso In.uranee MBiUorM attended yesterday t h* l i n t s ta r t courgd offered i t the n«tam lnf of the tJn|r«r.lly of Jmm k ith , N. Y., lifeguard mbs gtres this advice, nawaiir that *Ylp tide*" ara .rahgb straitiU* it in tar o o M th. nuifiw ot CurtSnU or by water pasting ov*r a aand bar. Tbt bar* ara aval IS ahapa, with tfe wkte .Ua at tba oral r THE SANFORD FORUM Fine Watch Repairing I**5 Diamond, Setting AND Engraving McLauliit, U reter WASHINGTON. gayt. t -** It* ba retsraad Ip,, tba rtlllp p tta ■r not be aaw i to tM vattfa- yararawaaL That wit! amount , _______ la l l l W H t or ttl.se s.srt s n i i a i r .ta & ot ***' i° ast la tadUIMiy nsaiartg tba iUjr rac.rdl.4. how (id W illtyptne govsrsmSot laKSahn- o r bill la rewritten aaxt Mr nast programs km, Here1. ba«i Tba tots! Is eloaa to tba foil Is 1W4 Conyraa* Idlpos.d s s amount of tba annual phitlp- plaa budget and far mdm (Van I. required la O.naral MaeArtkur'i pfogtam. for building dp th. dttan.a of the Philippine, to a* point wbdre oV.a a ftrdt claa* peffSr would eta rider It that m s tavgodrnr need not loo aspasalro to cAqsdr them. pay aad many of oar . Wage Tba total Philippidd ■sttfwe. Awy r w siw r awnera wlH sol pay this' yaar or M it, Why ahonld they whoa they eta let tha .(a t. carry their takaa for five to ten yaarp aad than coma la aad aettlo tor I to ) • east* o s-th a do IlirT Itnt tha home owner and Farmers or ad? real dfetate owner wBo bal^baan forced to mortgage their nomaa and iarm . aa a large majority haw. bbea - f l U n OUIMPK, Florida Tim..-Union. Free Id.tit Roeasv.lt rhara.tcr* to*, fba Binojapanaaa affair a . an In spite of the prepetitJdaiigWlug situation In the SliK^Japane.e thoM So flat Security rep o rt.. You conflict if continued for any length of tlffle will have seri­ v. 'U cjj * Chinaman. -1 ous effects on the future history of the Philippines, Col­ • To boar Mr. La*U talk ytfuM lier's magazine declares that President Manudl Quezon le think wvtryon* In tha Ilnttrtf remaining firm In hla desire'for Independence frorh the B lau , talented . (o th . CIO. United States at the earliest posslblo moment. Tn a radiogram to" the editors of Collier’s, the Filipino President comes out flatly for early Independence. Declar­ ing in his only reference .jo the Slno-Japanese situation that independence would relieve America- "of any further responsibility for the protection of the Philippines,'* hla statement in full follows: "In my recent trip I submitted to President Chamber of Commerce ha. edm* Roosevelt the advisability Of advancing the date of in­ pHed and had printed, and dis­ freigh t ttmtdfeM dependence and I have not withdrawn that pro­ tributed »uch Sdvartblng litera­ M s? Sttff* m ttiu t posal, I believe It best for tho Philippines no less ture aa: A Horn, oh a Lake, Laka nambfr the giwd ,uM day. Rlack Bq.a flaking, fold­ Ftr W ig« IncreftM than for America to hasten political, separation thus County rhljdran wars hrouslil up t: e r. daacribtog tba Flagpol. bame that tha world ilkl not own giving the Filipino people full power and responsibility to po.tcSrdi with pktdrM of flagpol* direct their own national life In accordance with their baae, L ais Counts flaking camp D w n e M. M a living. Idoils and by means of their own choice, at the aame-tlme map and galde, add I t other WM- #M brofMHSM H ltl.r'a follower, are organ!.- relieving America of any further responsibility for th# cltan.ou* leaflet., Th* Chamber {WmAUp WSrk .tog a raglmynt of Brown elilrtn protection of the Philippines. I. working upon th . buk df Vhd- fofdof h . ■<# I W*sr hay*. After, *11, i f . a fm> Ing tho dUcAtntoatlon agaLn.t fiM) fttrlggt "To make this early Independence an Assured success, Country, l.n 'l ItT Ink.-C ounty In th . matter df g w L llek ertb i forestalling any possible serious economic disturbance, all g.aollne price, which arS ehhrgrt ffouthvrS1 foOwS What Ranford need, la a goml that is necessary Is to continue In its present form the 10 tW fot.0 dtaW a hi thl. eeoit- S t t S f ? Itrita blood trai)afu.|«n . , . with about trade relations between the Unltbd'Btatea and the Philip­ fo. Thota tra aStfy *;fow of tW •SritNOr P t Bprt flva o* ala hundred Yankee mil' pines, as provided In the Independence Aot of Congress, for Iking* that have b*on dfobnw, RdFrlMi riH Jlooalraa aupplytng the blood. pllahkd by th l. ChamBer of C & f M M M in ff. at least the same number of yean specified in said act Sterrir Which now atShds Si th* Iff » i 'There la rto justified ,or justifiable objection to thla Kurop. appear, to be on the very ■econd larga.t In ths i b t a of g £ * n M the proposal for It Is evlent that the present trade fetatlbna point of fighting another World Florwr. callag InaWilt, I Wan and yet It haant yet been between America and the Philippines are no teas beneficial . Dprihg thla M at ta a f Col., C. m«*t with tta derided what they ara going to uae to the United States than they Are to the Philippines, each i t lo .tcr, pre.htont n undOf which tta fo r money. country getting ita respective quid pro quo. bsr of Commi apply a rdrtbUf or"From the standpoint of America there is the fur­ f o n effotto, Si «bt boorif dbg* inT h^i. sailor who swam twenty ther advantage, If the date Of Independence I* advanced, of sfncOra, baV* right mm. pIS horfra .H er tha .Inkloy of aefora lb eohti___ r w*«* Booet *4 f it* to ff). Orient, and the virtual certainty that the thS Tarpon U .t weak will prob­ ably p e r.r rare to go awliuaUhg again. row of thla ofgShi Vveh th . moat Of ft credited without stl and efficient PCS* JTIs wort rantarihl Utica *re that torn It rhat poor boy who.won |100,I lb . other day hod to gtoo 1^)00 of It to th . government. I th at was tha ft rat time he W, ra*JI»e<l ha paiq taxes. T R I B U T E ' W E L L T ftE S E R V E D T c toatill a TiaijUNR;-. : .u S s S ■h . *n wa have W oar rota. Wahavo o*oa many homes torn daw* and old loaher eold to heap from piping taxoa on them. Tkara la aaa hundred million dollar.* Worth ot prop­ erty la tba d a ta no tatea ara Being paid aa and n . i t year yon wm .* • mors. Wn moat develop sad r» forward oe wa dacir. W o . dead a eoaatjr hosplta l iraUar camps, ear road* beautified bat a few who pay thatr taaoa an homea sad la m a W. C. HARTLINE « Monroe Corner rhoaa SSt-W Lbti co d e lp t Chat M On Easy Payment Plan AS LOW AS ita p o p ulatio n go fro * . T a u tta l DOWN gambler* gt.a n a aalaa aaS Income (as. . i i b p t reel aatatu ’• S E E U S F O R YO UR tram tu n ii a . ewd y n wlU paa! G A S, O IL , L U B R IC A T IO N Florida a m * FRO NT A X LE AND Ior r w u * •» B R A K E W ORK Frans PetSr Schubert, lr. wa. born In 17»7 In a ubma of Vlenrtt, Austria. TIRE SHOP PHONE 87 201 N. PARK n i v g i W i r i l i H i r i a i n l r i .. W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R * DfauBMds Aad Watches * F fa e WdTch A i d J r i t f r y R e p a irin g lo s t Arrived ,. ASSORTMENT FLOWER SEEDS NOW IS TlM Tta*«.To Plant c*6vr G LASS MDtbOSS . PAINTS QUAIH Y— DEPENDABILITY IF .1 - Spentovo with' toUvMtmla. Phtsbtuyb Proof Prodncto • Ivirsnl , Tires—Batteries cb<T«ctpr- SWt'he id ainit faff djfoorfoc odvartnlng and pro- A t the tlkw epproarhM 'for th * jriShok, even mention Sll Of the civic rirla raff hSIblnc l Skiff aolv to Miami a woman w .. .truck ctqjtlrf u f « i the .econd year of, ftedt*. o f ' work* add pragfoai sad putting over bp «• u um oane. and killed Karl Lritrdanifa rntrateryahtp ofltoW hM upon In t t a m id report : to- th*a an* bioca away tram t t a UkV CoOnly Chamber of ' phara fcor huioisd wa. killed In CobmWrtV, W* ftofl fhkt the neV«l A ataHar Accident two year. papera, tta e ty fc H bdm . we‘ " _ LEGAL people generally-of L a k i v apprariSt* tW encrgrilc- 'Ji papera ’ fras - publicity that ba. i S R K U V * ' dab* L. L>wia la being .poked of conea te Lata County through tha f ta prrridmrt, “not of (be CKU b r i ef tta United fftelea", W.t]} tlSfj7wtai^rtad would ta^ r tf * 111 ,000m to paid for at tOe par Inch. Much pffvmtWrtg taa also been . ranted over the raffle. During this yaar i t a Lata County ft«g was dSijr adapted, mad*, ami unfurled *«•* tta salqu* flagpol* te rn which- ifoqtatoff attraotira GCrbera Daisies, 4 Ysar Plants. Hibiscus, 1 Year Old. Fancy laaf Caladiums. All Colors. Rooted Cut­ tings: Llgustrum, Hibis­ cus, paradise Vine, Flame make Florida what Batova In­ Vine. Water Lilies, Bog tended I t “tha paradlea at tha Plants. Roses. Pool Con­ C alled gtalaa." - Wa farmer, la d bom. prison ara Sot or- struction. Landscaping. All gaaliad and not able to employ Plants Guaranteed. Gold lobbyists to keep at Tallabaa- Fish. L f* ® and altfSyi bdaf: hah a foriW , c rv th ro Imagination, pltfk iMUfo U Put th in g , t t e t a f b t .t b * t ,h a > ' A Green Valley Dairy ly M l lay paralM to .beta. fab objaet Is W twtoi OUT a< Fail* ft otovpft The-tram p took .tack a moment, And thought K belt tn fly, -00 Ba ganged tha dlitanee to the gate, And took with him a pla. you hava TJm u te rwu. , ranch you'v nrlm you. IN DAYBOOK • *Fer# I bean you with a paftl"' B« thankful 250 Attend Short C W M A t Ocsfa �H tU & i't. tn world hlslnry, c a n e with tho 1,500 Chinese Flee­ LoyalistNavy En; ■am* iwittnaaa and surprise ing: Shanghai At* m fna argent a t I ha shot th at waa ft rad at Sarajevo •} years ago this auiu Which Had JnstAt- I| nirr ' tacked By Japa At to touch off th e World tacked 2 FreightersI. War. Sungkiang, Station I Social And Personal AdWities KLgABBTH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor Social Caletidat (r«*iit«M rt-w n a M tt Ml88 Olivfc Lezette Weds Alva F. Hunt 8 met lean-Brltith-French Of intereat to a number of Miss M argaret Bennett has left 'friends here la the account of the fur W ashington, D. C. where the m arriage or Miss Olive Lctettc .to Alva F. H unt on Sunday, Sep- Will wUjpd S tra y rr College. Mother S. a t th#' home ‘of Mr. an I MUs Nancy White has ' re ­ Mrs.' R. H. Bassford In Valdosta, turned from Charleston, 8 . C. 0 * . The following w ti taken from where she spent a short time • Valdosta paper: Marked by' beauty and dignity, w ith re l i t l re*. ■ltd centering the Interest of many Mr. surd Mrs. E. McConnell left friends, wee the m arriage of MU, today fo r Newark, Ohio where Olive Lesette and Alya F. Huht of they Will v isit relative, for sev­ Sanford, Fla., which took place yesterday afternoon at 4:00 eral weeks. o'clock a t the home of Mr. and MUs Catherine White and Miss Mra. R. FI. Bassford. s i tt r r and brother-in-law of the bride. In tho Nancy W hite left today, for presence o f close friend! and the Daytona Beach where they' plan to spend a week. Immediate family. The living room where the im ­ MU* Florence McKay left to ­ pressive ring ceremony was per­ day fo r Miami where shn U head formed by Dr, A. B. Lipscomb, of Ihe Church of Christ, was a bower e f the KnglUh departm ent a t the of loveliness. An hnprovbed a lta r Citrus Cl ova High School. of ferns and greenery was p'aced Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Crawford before the triple windows a t the end of Ihe room. The windows have relum ed from a four weeks seers festooned wiyi graceful amlla, vaeatioii spent in Philadelphia and large palms and fan is Inter­ and H arrisburg, Pa. spersed with floor baskets of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adam* and Plcsrdy gladioli (n shades of yel­ children hav* returned from low and pink formed a lovely se t­ ting for the cerorunny. On rich ! Coronado Beach where thry have been *|>ending two wrvk*. »kl* of the a lta r stood tall gold! cathedral candelabra tied with C , M. Boyd U spending tl,U yillow tulle holdlnr yellow tapers. At each side of the doors stood week at ('am p Roosevelt where a single modernistic candelabra lie U taking a abort course Is Fire and (U sually Insurance, holding three yellow candles. The mantel waa festooned with sm ilas and fern and was adorned with brass candelabra holding yellow candles. A program of nuptial music was rendered' by Mr. Jame* D ashrr, pianist, and Mr. Kmory Bass, solo- Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fleischer and «nn, Melvyn, have returned from N irth Carolina, Maine and New Yoi k where they have been spending some time. The Elder S tring* W ater Offiea wilt be closed the year round on Thursdays a t 1:00. Call yout orders early. Miss Helen Chapman Will Give Recital Miss Helen Chapman will give a Certificate Plano Recital a t tho stodlo of Mrs. Frances Hickson, Thursday evening a t 8:00 o'clock. Her numbers will be a* follows; Hungarian LusUplel Overture Kola Bela. Polonaise M illtaire . Opus 40, No. 1 _____ Chopin. Wedding Day ........ Opus Bfi, No. 0 — - Grieg. PreluAr-fh O. Minor ........... Richm inlnoff. Assisting talent will he Miss Nancy Rosaotter, reader, and Mlsa Daphne Takarh. violinist. Tha final number will be “ Spanish Dane*’' Mosahowski, a ' duo ptano M r rn d Mr*. F rrd Mank, Mr. snd Mm . John Ramey and Mr*. Betty l.inkenhark of Miami were Ihe g u ie 's Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. R. E. McKay a t th eir home on 8 a 11ford Avenur. Mr. snd Mr*. W. O. Hisn.HI snd rhlldrvn, Dori* and Ralph T/illlnm*. have returned from Charlotte, N, <!, and other point* In Virginia where they vUltrd relative* for several weeks. Frank E. C riffln m.d Milton Pordur have returned to their home* in A ugusta, fin. After spending several days with Mr. and Mia, J, E. Rowland, Jr. at their home on Palmetto Avrnue. ilson was piescnlcd, with se t of e o tftsll forks by' Ihe daUss. Among those Invited to attend ’•re : tbe Misses Frances Wilg-n\ ty. H lntermiater, Mary H urt. by Cornell, Frances Rails, Heletm-Wllson, DoWithy Fop*. 141* Han Beds, Billie W ight, Marhtm la Dhsta, Billie Wight, Mariam Duncan, Lucille Bata, Mary Magwell, Frances Pearson, Mary Dlghtoti, Mrs. F. D. Scott- Mra. K . N. Sddtt. Mr*. John L. Miller. Mrs. Ben Coghurn, and Mrs. F rta S R. Wilson. B A IT I 8 T HONOIt ROLL Cradle Roil Dept.—Joyce Jones. Joyce Andersun, Mrs, lire. W. Huff. B etinnera—Bobby Smith, Prim ary Dept.—Mrs. Alfred King, Mt*s Rebecca W ilson, Helm Smith, Robert Cox. George Tprre r, Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mrs. C. t \ I’og, MsrJuris Anderson. Junior Dept.—Jimm ie Aiken, ttuvhl Q atrhel, Jack P lxltr, Mrs. \ \ F.. flatehel, Albert H uff, BHMe Plvlei, Edith lajeeJoy, Dorothy Kay Francis Stars In Etnotional Drama newest M arring vehicle, the W arner Bros, dram a, "Confe*. alon," playing a t the Hits tonight and Thursday. Thia U said to be the moat pow erful, story In which the dark beauty ha* playrd during Her nine-year career as a picture a f ­ ire**, outranking even her un. fnrgettshle “On# Way Passage,' and her reeent trium ph In “ White Angrl," “Confession" was adapted from the famous Continental stage play "M aiurka." It ha* to dn with a onee-great opera singer, now reduced to cabaret Job*, who learns that the man who had be­ trayed her, year# previously, now has the same to rt of de­ signs -jp on her young daughter. When she see* the two of them together In U hl cabaret, ahe hills him an-l, a t the end of a vivid and sutpenerful trial, is acquitted on the grounds of Justification. (rwW Hi m a r> tt m t haitdkewhtefk. Tha hostess prvsratod tha bon- cnraoU t t Renford where they n inter mis U r. H elm Wilson F raaBall*- Ome Martin LaAy. dbee with a fostoria candy Jar a* wBI r k d lk n d r is h f c h w ll Mary Jane preaton. Lacin* not*. d m orhraU o f the eddaaMg. — **, . Theoe ehjeylng this . ecrasloa Dr. awd Rra.,T; I- DodC Dr. Brotrn iJiiiin Dean Mary H a rt Etlsad * - belli Adame Brd Joke L. Millar. f e t e : th e Misses Frances WHson Wta.r**™ and Mr. aad Mid. Hera** Mra, y. D, gcult. Mra. W. R. Relew W daoo. Mary RMH, Betty M R iatim hlttdr. Gene M artin Lancy. Moksw and sen of W ayrraw, Oa. w illu m a and Mrs I t N. Bcott. Camilla D eal, 1 ,01tan Oaaa, Julia Bigglna, M ariam Duneaw, L odi I* JBolr, Billy W ight, Nall WOltams, I n . r . D. Seed- Mr*. U t Hhd ra . Mra. J . * . Hlgglrvs, J r , ■ ra . H frhdH Maoaer, Mra. Z. N. t o w , Mra. Jack Hal), Mra. Roy WUliansd a M Mr*. Fred M. W0- Rothbone Kumpaan statesm en fra red that I Iha Ulna had coma when Ilia* mu«t undo up their mind* whether It ta to ba peace or ‘a ctaah of the tre a t military n w chinra (tint are. primed for aetli.it —beyond every frontier. neutral- may atay away, tty pmpoMl. ^ The naval battle off Algiers ttritl ill observer* a t fTnngkenit. reatilled when a government fleet the nritiah crow* colony on u»# (teamed In battle array to en* Smith fh ln a rowat, reported a t « » the Insurgent crub~e C»haK f row in.* fear there th a t the neat of two rr u la r n and I N trawler* IIEN'DAYE* Sept., ft. — M’i ghaut- of the Japanese campaign ta , and try to keep the scalane* hi south Chbia might be the clear for aupply ahlpa hound for lliilijitolcil ilcfim lrra of (iljott in the .Spanish notlhw ell were rc-t trilu re of Hainan Island, tha the government c o n t. largest under Chlneae sovereign' Ju«l before the encounter the P»itiii to have uhirleil about today [ ty. Canaria* had forced two govern- after 13 daya of retreat before j Heavy caaualtlea were Inflicted ">*"t fm g h tfra aahore. The re- tin- loluiticmn insurgents nod III-' on the Japanese In north , by eutl* of the battle were In doubt. flletcd » diaaatruua defeat on th rift pursue!*. Chlneae marhlnrguti fire weal of • , Five liiniilreil of (Icnerallaalmu I'e Ip Ins. LONDON, Sept.. «. - o V J - E * - Fi nnvUcn Frnnro'a advance gunul. The strategic city of Paoahan plodlng hatrkda swept Rurnpe Were »l»ln or \wuitided In a fin e r 12 miles north of Shanghai waa jcloser toward w ar UVt night a t ' battle oil tbr llitrayan coast ruptl Wrested from Its Chlneae do-(A dolf Hitler pledged G erm any's i frndrra for a third tlm a afterjarm ed strength to Italy and! “monkey like" Japaneae d«f4. C « * t Britain announced t h a t ahe neer* had blasted th eir w a y |« n|l France will carry out a w ar thsough It* 48 fool high walla on “pirate" submarine* in the with bomb* strapped to their -Medllerranesn, reganllees of the I bark,, .. eonsrtpienree. • i mite-throwing A tturian soldirre mid renm aitts'nf the Basi|ue mmy, swept front Santander province late l*»l no-nth, had WltrenehisI thrniM'lii-, in plsres of vatitige oil the roarlnl toad to wait tieInvauer*. T iny o|nni-il fire on the enemy with all available ammunition routing he tit Franco'* tank* uni! inf mil ry. 12 New Names Seen On Board Of Trade Body Work S n b i K ttnler And Life Pleasanter When YoU Are free From Cnnntlpatlon ■('•BllBap* r ™ » waa* •»■*» Thp Iih i I fei'tlnxN a ml dutl- he rh-rlid ot the regular ruonth'y meeting of Ihu Bntnl of D lrerlit.i npnit often Attending conati- si’hedutrd fur H:tH) o'clock, Y orjluttlon take the Joy out of. d iy Civsiins, -Sept. 14, in the life. Try a done of VIlack - t'lm m U r of I'oninierro Buildieg. Draught ut the find aign of All ineialieri ‘of the Board ure conHtinntlon and see how much hetler It is to check Martin’s Garage the trouble before It gola a In Allowing hold on you. ninck-Draught in purely vegetable and la ho A .5(1% Discount on prompt and reliable. $2,061.32 (Jet refreshing relief from of pant due nrcountn. constipation by taking pure­ I helped j mi.now you help me ly vegetable War Fears Increase World drain Prices CHICAGO. Hepl. S.-liV) - B u r tog of rommoctilts* tnsplrnd by w ar fears struck the grain pit* ysslenlay mid shot *hr*t price* upward more' than 4 rent* a bushel. W ar tlirent* In the Medllarranean amt Orient snapped (he wheal market out of a lethargy of almost n month’* iluratlnn. Buylns wa*' liesvy at - all t h e major world marl* where deal­ ing* In the bread-rereel are eondueled. Price* at Llrcrpnol. first of the International wheal mar krt* in npsn. ruse sharply be­ fore t railing In Chli-asn began At (he opening bell hern val­ ue* leaped oliu* than t rent* In snmc cane* and at nonn touched blah* of 11.09 3-4 for Heptsmher wheat It I t 1-* for Decem­ ber and | l . n 7 1 for May. up mors ih*n 4 rsn ls from Haturday'a close. A GOOD LAXATIVE CHILLS AND FEVER Foot RalUf tar Malaria With fU a Prooan Tramtmantl Don't ga through (he usual suffertog. H op M ilan a la quick tlma. Tak* food eld 0 rove*1 Tsilsleee Chill Toni* I m i U m new-fangled or untried preps ration. It's a fa­ mous roodlstae ro u can depend on. O rovs's T i l tale** Chill Toole coa­ ts ins tsstUlvt* aulnidlna and Iron. U quickly stays tha ahllli and fkvtr. I t also taoda to hnUd yoa up. T hat's tha double affect ja u want. TV* easy nnat tlma you feat an stiastt t t skills gad fiver coming on, go right la your drug store and get a bafU* e i Grove's T attaleis CHB Tswtc. S tart taking the medi­ cine Immediately snd you will soon get fee relief you Wsnk A P drug storss stU Grove’s Tail*less Chill Tania, Me and II. The General Itcpalrlng | Truck X Auto Service ! |HmI ir*—Spring*—T railers | A price >»u can afford to pay Martin’s Garage SPECIAL \S New 1937 Mode • Take ARVIN CAR RADIO Matching Controls For Any Car | 1 ■ 1 1 1 BAUER RADIO SERVICE 405 W. Ut. Phone 21 JOB’ PRINTING PHONE Seminole Printing C&. OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE BridC'Elect Honored By Miss Billie Wight ’ P. G. fllltrh and Mr*. Frank Re, Neil of Sanfnfi). In tha dining rodlh where pury-h was served by Mrs. Bert GlUson fTonorlng Ml** Frances Wllaoa I the punch bowl was embedded in was a caused good* shower and frm and Thing with deep red bridge party given recently by grapes; on th e serving table were 1 Mien TUI IIn Wlghl a t her home . white crystal candelsbra holding eh F ilial Avemie. yellow candies. The buffet sms The room# were attractively I adorned with a crystal boskl of decorated with arrange media of , Picardy glad. In yellow and pink whlta tube ru i4 i and red hlbtt■a t eacll sl.Te of which crystal ran- caa. Tables fur playtag Were a r­ 'dlcstick* held yellow taper*. Mar- ranged In the living room. High ilka and Billy Baasford served served fru it cocktails on tha salted nuts during the receiving snore prise w<« won bg Mlad Ifictile Rn|s and erranaa pried M w b . A t tha conclusion of tha waa awarded to M M Mary J*a* Idndheen bridge wan enjoyed. Mra.' Later, Mr. and Mra. Hunt left Preston Tbe bunoree f * i greH e th c rt Mgaedr waa high score , for da a*tm<ird wedding trig to ■ented with n corsage by tha prise which Mali lingerie add| Callfaniia, YellowMon# Farit. C3d* MU* Mary Hurt was awarded the screen* p riw which was line® r AT 1090 NO. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO C A N TOH S A T M F i n 3 m inutis? AUTOO aA^hg ON LSQ roLUMBOK lad. Sept I- P O - ’Mron'l' leave bet'll* you • tin ih**"regt*tav.“ Oordim Milldr I(Ed frienffe sfgd Vlgited blm a t - a hokpttal nere. Tha "r*ri*| a r “ was a g k d S r .'cast wbtrh I hr- - l l t l l a , C r o r g t. I'm lu r r ly g la d to h r a r y o u r v o te r, lim a m t y o u g e ttin g am u d lh Me 'U g He 'C.rrtt. J | faaAt like . u ^ r Our new nlorg will Ire opened formally f r o m two U> nine o'clock on Thtlnulay, HrpiembeT V. ran* h w ry ro m fe M H r. Ifn w « t » Ihd lid tf It Jutiiat'l »*4d bvllerttet -/aalov'j ft*Unr fin* *..*•, M d Btity 0 inrtlltJ mtr a new ^ ^ 7 ^ w{U r n r r '#liriwsg v ’ T -'** He- « r»Mbmt ,* mi m ' i * wh m™ d«af H sisnse. J *|*w m I «w. . tc t t f K " T k n t 't t n r , i t m t . Ait Ihen, r tl L * n " t r M " AH ,T*ii. dr<to '* 4 kng of Iha <«ewrww U tttfT pmlrnr sent la Me *8»(f*” (J aw H r ' f a end oty air-ramiltfama4 . Aow time." O f w w s o . Besty and Jn n ta r wilt Ide d tldw Id *ay “ h d U “ 4* dad. We invite you to Ree the beautiful new fur­ niture. w hich win be dUpUyed on our floora Rare wood*. , . Attd in I he m o d a l room *, fin e finiM bra. . . f a b ric n o f d e s ig n h b y th a la tr a t m ode. , . m a s te r ^ c ra fU m rn f u r n i t u r e in d u s t r y . . . th e * e « i £e of th e o n ly A 1 r * o f th e IhitiKN y o u w ill f in d f e a tu re d . Pltm se co n sid e r th in y o u r p a ra o n n l in v it a t io n to vlm 't uh . 1090 NO. ORANGE AVE. AT MAGNOLIA AVE. ORLANDO. FIX)RIDA FRANCES FARMER-Charlie Rugglea Ift . �l i ••• r i »c> * v «»- t .W iS v 'S f t v A ./ t ^ "trvV.->vt s hi* M S G jra * ' T in a * j '*-’. -•» > r r v « t -Tv ” HANFORD m tRX LD UK ■— — *»** -W— . . . to t It e te Hughes’ Tripple With Bases Loaded In The 8th Inning Spelled Sanford Doom ford Goes To DeLand Tonight Where Team Will Again Attempt To Knot The Count Of Gaiftes J ‘ : I -BUI Rodger* and hli BinFordi LAOkouts tested n b ltu r eighth! defect U it evening at | of pal paiterson and id Had* when t h a ' Cincinnati rrmip acorad ran i In tha tlih th Inning J"SL ton Palo Hughes clianad lb* Tb* LoobeoCa BWriy *x>r*t In the fifth when (bar nilad tha b u n and with etna o a t Molt, bit a llwsr oat into lafi (laid hot II waa a .bard ctaanea tor Adair am U bt ,'droppod tba ball, Adair throw -to aaoond to force Kasao there.'and Dldrtckaon thraw I gneka with n trlpla and Iba R U M xntle3, 8 .to 0, In favor of tba vlallifri. 'T b a gama, which look piaeaj bafore o v tr 1000 fan t at tba Sanford M anlclpil Alh I e l I c ] , D third to force Kugderto and n o ra l r force play at Sotfa baaaa and did not allow Hoibrook to icora from third, Tbi Lookout* hald a I to.,1 toad up until tba algblb wtiati waa fall of acorlnr. hit* .orrora end froak plan| .Starting on (he monad for Sanford waa D u rr Mala w h o , hart id seven and one-third la -, tba (Ira works (or DeLand niartad. Schmidt itartsd tha bell rolling with a alagla to oaatar fiilf. Ha waa aacrlflcad to aec ond hr Itolflowar. ba adranesd r ___and allowed lha Iledi la n 1 i 0 third on an srror b p Prleh- lrita While Mole w ai relieved In j t i e eighth by Owen Wright who Waa alekad (or three blow* retiring the aide, tba laet Inning o u tla id V fn t Jn to replare Wrlrfat who was token out after the eighth (or a Jllnch biller. P a rtin g on lha mound for BaLand w ai Aleg Bwatl** who toiled agarlli two Inning! aa ka waa relieved b r Jim MeMul* Ifw In the llilfiT wllh tha bases loaded and non* out. in lha fifth tha Look out i went ahead ■*5 Brd 0ff MeUnlLn’a .grounder nnd Adair was eefe on an - lnOeld fait to , fill lha baaai. Dldrlckion mngtad 't o canter (laid to ecote Schm idt Rhlmar grandad to Klrigdon who tnraw lo HolbruSk T6 forca McMullen at i^a plate. Tbap Hughes came to lha ptola and workad Iba count to three ball* and no slrtksa and than be> cut loose with a triple to . tba cantordald fanes to ciaan up tba bags. t p t .u .'.r ^ ,r 'S iS S Cullum HonoredOn Kota. W rlahi and Crlifleld. < Thto, uookoula alarled the eror- Birthday A\ Field W * v H th -.g ran Iba Initial lanlag bat the) tied up *7 tW HeffTTTTbelr hair of lha pacond when lha txmkouts thored one tallr . acroia the Mate. | The Rede look the toad In (hair half of lha third when { h e r' scored th r e e -ra n i off four k ill and two costly errors but lha Lookoute came beck In Ihalr h alf of lha third and off tour fail* two etnton heap*, and a two been toll by Ganglion, tba toeela tallied flrn rune and se ­ cured a • In I toad. , Tha nads got another In lbs (berth when wllh two nut. Adair walked and a n te d on Dldrlrksou’s triple lo deep right field. Sanford Baatball fans Mid tribute lo E. II. Cullum, Sanford official Scorer, tost night a t the Sanford Municipal Athletic Field when ha celebrated h li 67th birth* day. A eollrctlon waa taken In the grenditondi and presented to him by Dr. If, D. Huntley of Ortondx "The presentation," Dr. Hunttoy said, “ to for Mr. Cullum'a fins work as an official eeorer for (ba past two aaaaone for Sanford aa well aa bl» 67th b irth ­ day." Mr. Cullum today expressed hie thanks to tha people of Kan. ford for tha ex rtllrn t birthday gift. C lassified Advertisements L-rAnnounccmenla RAVE Y O uV w atch jspiired by one who rtally knows how. M e g a, Jeweler Magnolia A re LIVESTOCK! Cartoad raim good mules for sale or change. Carlton Livestock Ex. change represented by J . C. Human, B rardsll aiding—Rand Merriwether barn. 15— Apartments For Rent only—10T B. Fifth StrURNIHllED J^parttoent Ttoie ..lip $100 par day with gas and lights, for a limited time, F ar­ rell Apts,, com er Harvey A Coates. Daytona Beach. Phone 7II-J, Banforo. 28—Mlseananeoua For BaU TRACTOR WORK: T b |v a new 7 TOOT MAJESTIC Hafrtgar .Oliver 11art-C ar tractor, plow, alor for 111 1$. Bcott-Carrahad harroW, Work appreciated. way, .lac. Call Malheiux, Phone 2R2, (is ONE MILK cow .to r sals. Also Traitor. Phone llt-W , TODAY’S SPORTING WORLD B r JULIAN 8 TEN8 TROM ii! p s n Aj W J t ' fi-WW S' ix ti! » * •* :f IW II of • w it of IW II , I of UBH UfSM . Illk fl U til > ftL M ltd. If Sm1 lt i.lt » s ic s i t Biootr i t Block I L Block I L 2 tfjrdK g,fl­ °Jt J!**" >»* ' Ls’ l !: y ’i s . j i ; . Lol I I pf Slock I L M of Block I L tt I I of Block 11. Lo t m u Let » v , s h it IUi.il La* II __ of „ Block IL A ll .I I i n of Block I I of i 2 of if;! Chqowica ft* TacksKs / Add.Hoc to Bokfprt. CXX.tl M ill M I.U -y Ip iho publle rcoords of ■ SontsoU county, F isn a o tlt.TX * * , ipfr IILII to oddlilon to Ike amoqota.sot Mill oppoa.la cock parcel of load |B< t i l , forego In* schedule. latslWOt libit » » * paoolilcs as provided. ylHet , •IIL It law on such dal Inquest lasso, IX1U ska or speoul asecacra.nta,. t o -j aether with a prcportloaalc - p o r t, cf the cools mod Cipenaei -Df lU o i iii.ii cotb are to he enforced ■* i M | 1. 1IM.4I fcrecloocd In thtc Soil. T s u arc harsby notified to ap­ 4X1X1 pear ond make your defensco ■lo f tba sold B ill ot Complaint on orheforo th* 4th day of O c to k fL H IT . sad IT you fail to do ao i * or, before aad date, the bill w ilt' be taken a* confessed by ykia and you w ill bo- barred trJ Z | • m i . n lacrcoflsr contesting said ■ ■ s it. . 1UX.II aad said iroopectlra parcels m y •ii.ti land will ba sold by Macros . of l 41X.TT said court for aon-poymaat ax; fix .tr •aid taaca and or asonar i l l Tl Ilaon and miaraat and pana •It'**. lll.t f tharson and Iho cnctc of ■Ibidf IIITI cult. IW II an. % & P iliit Kiii 88! itiL ti i n it M l It llll.il i u i .l i 111 Tt 1ILTI _ O. P. H B B N D O N . Clark o f acid Court B y : A. If. W E E — Deputy (OFFICIAL iSAL) :;u: -It D A N DUNN.-_Stcr«i Op«r*»lvs.48 Dan DUNN. SECRET OPERATIVE 4 0 . HAG SUCCEEDED IN WRECKING T H E C R IM E RING CREATED BV T H E MASTER MIND MV ONLV AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY, DAN. 1 WANT TO THANK REGRET. •- B 1 VOU FOR RIDDING T H E MR. B R O W N .. W THAT FAGAN 1 C IT V O F ITS M A JO R AG ELUDED U S C R IM E P R O D L E M -WE HAVE AN IRON­ H O W E V E R .IF H E 'S CLAD CASE AGAINST GTILL IN LCAOERVILL. T H E CITV DETECTIVES EVERY ONE OF FA G A N 'S M E N / _ - AND POLICE CAN , A PPR E M E N O M IM . / IT 'S G o o a TO S E E VOU/ FAGAN----EVERY ONE OF HIS HENCHMEN LIES IN JAIL AWAITING T R IA L . OUT FA GA N HA5 DISAPPEARED 999 for faTl SO VOU SOLD T H E RANCH, M IS S .M A R E , AND V O U PE GOING TO M OVE TO LEA O ERV ILL? j lb 884-w dy M lh ^ ’h ho a q p H S g p w W w o r n th# * ™ J w taw Privdla 'u t t . b d ri* . MdUILM# m s. t :rE k t Arab awraboai wo* shot land ia lha OkrtUaa quorur .T laCU hgalordoy. Tbla brought half inch die mater, Ua daatb roll - of lha latest jsm condition, age, Arab naroup lo t l In olgbl day* Tboe. B. Adams, Bag 1*1*. —« d * m Arab*; Ura* J m raai. ui.li of Block 11, of Block I L Of Klerk I L or Blook ll, of Block It . tax.i< ..... TM UtoUa, Baakalballs— S p a n i s h hobs 7 * m 7 q uattny, Baa Clifford W alksr, Geneva lha bast g ra a i for every sport Bsnford iy u M ArAsytTOa. A n , 1 blocks aaal »H ' . : I AMY HUMDKn a p ‘to iV f i v e ROOM Holly. a grata fouudtllon block! ,. J. T. Nawky. 100« ANA* MSEOHANT 8LAIN Ava. Phone l> I I . JERUSALEM, fast. T —(*} — D,_between 200~and ' 1JXK) to Il J l’ It -IT :4 » !a! ?a.set i n e ’E Q U IP M E N T l l l.l l .; 18 3 - *l i " glKxl •hapa. *M W . l i t B t pO R TB Illll •I of'B lock i l M . ' : L o i- a . of Block, Lot t of BtocX i’&i lf of Block l i of Block. t i l H i Lot It of Stock . 1I L U Lot I I of Block IL 4 ll.H I Let If ot B'och I t 1I1SJT Lot II of Block IT. 4 H .il L H l i of Black IL U M I Let IT of Btock I L IM.1|I Lot I I of Mork IL M l.I ll Ja I I I of Block II, M L H i Lot 11 uT Block I L M l.lt Lot I I or Block I L M i l l Let t l of Stock IL IW .lt Lot M l niork I t 1ITX.U Lot X of Stock IL IX L If I a I 1 ot Bloch II, 4X0.41 La i c of Blsck I L !V on edition. $TA*. Phone i n , T - iSSP,!- OIRL’S Blcyola. alia II. psrlect 11—Wanted H il l Illll u lAt i l .o f mock i V - EM it Governors May Hold' P a r l e y On Freight Rates With F. D. R. IILT* t t or Mock i*. a 6 S I I of !«. I t *r Stock I L ** of BMCk 1C. 11 or Stock II. n of Block IS, M of Stack IE I cl Block II. I of Block IL I of Stock I L I of Block IL I of Stock I L I of Stock <11. I I « f Block 11. r . r I I of Stock I L We brought home tha bacon v i r a g o w h lii ' U r n b t i f W S ift ta il night end will them be ■ ysaUrday > . the Cleveliod Inay F R A N K B. W S I G H T crowd nt the park tonight T Wo dlana wo red a 1 to ' 1 win over tba G A IN E S V IL L E . BepL I , — U a lwill predict 1000 peopls will ir e »"*. . . . A t L i t Teller hae hurled . M s c g B T M f o r L a n o a jgA •verolly of Florida's HIT footthe tilt tonight a t tha fa n f o ld ■ '« » W* l ' U « r - ^ n ^ r ‘ nL-AlH. >• , , . . . j . ... Ilia malm back hljn th is time with hat] squad. 41 a tr o n r shows I t Municipal Athletic Field. , ;errgrhM b l l e W l T A m o u n t *f sH It of xenlora. 17 Junlora, Id sepho* , lev** and *r • l I t of eui s p o a t a I us* more*. Of tha Juniors, four a ra (ieorge PhUilps to really a M w w isia *•I • » » » « sad bendy mart lo have around. . . I transfers her* tbla fa llhm s pc It loo. when Prichard waa p a t.e u t of 1 junior eolteqs and haea *h id no ,T (he gams Monday nig h t Georg* prntliiuc football kVperikwca/’tn Lot t of niorb I IIIIM I gain*. In ftdm cerilsi' field and Lai 1of Him* I. iiainriund. ffas equad to youua. Lot I of Hlock l. ' played the bag aa If ba were «of Uloct t». I A t I of a vetsran. . . . II* reminded ua nearly 70 parront falling wltbla Lot Lot » of KioskI. Lul • of Otowk I, no much of Don Torres, San­ the 12-21 aga rin g s. of M M I .' Lot t of Bloch I. ford's ace utility man last aao* Killeen have earned ona var­ Lei I of Uloch 1, l I of Hlock I. son. , , . sity toller. Pour others bava Lo t lt cf Stock I, • s e e * Lot firmed uro. Practically all of Lot I I of B lsc b -L [A t !• of I l M t i I I at Wash L Robert Howell reported for H» ttorso who entered tha UalvsT’ Let L H IT of Stock f. I I of Rlooir L Lot I I ol first session Monday afternoon ally of Florida aa treobman woo Lot Lot T l of Block I. LM IS Lot I t s i Bleak I. and he looked very good out tnani frosh num erals In football. ton I I of Bleak 1. even though ho still has to get AS 'n squad, th e "Fighting Ga- Let Lot IT of Block I. the kinks out of his sum mer worn I I of Block I. tpra" ora not blr- Drack la tha Lot 1 I* of Block I. togs and not only . . . . he has to ' only fairly heavy ball carrier. I I* of Block I. Al get that thinking rap on and go Not an end weighs 186. The Al I I I of Block L to town this season. , . , rrnlera nre not hasey man. t I of Block t. . At I O f H lo c k s****, I 1 of Block I. No! quite half of tba aqaad Lo t *o f Lot' S of Block I, A t I S O f Hh* Triumphs A gala............ nr* Klorldn born, but only thraa Lot 4 of Block t. AI II O f nf |h* 4d were born outside of Lot i of Block 1. For the s ls th . rawascatlve IAt It O f Lot • of Block S. IAt II O f time, K slhrrlne Kswlg/ef Fort tho Booth. " • „ Lot T of Block L Lot ii or Lauderdale aurr*«afuliy de­ Florida’s 1211 team will ba -ol I of Block L Lot IT or M K M P H I S 1 1 C L T arry, rnplnlned by W attsr (Tiger), -ot ■■of Block L lAt li o f fended h rr American JOO-meLot I* of Block L Mew York G iant generalissim o,, tor medley rrown In the H»"II of Block L Mn)ti"rry. Daytona Reach, wllh *>t IA t f t O f ? „ wllh a new flea-year contract i n .* ; II of Bloch L lor Women's, At A. If. HwlmK*n Willis. Pubta Gordo. as Lot tueked safely aw ay. Urges his till* Lot II of Block L mlng Chemplonahlp at Kan nllernal* captain, noth era backs. Lot It of Black, L team on tow ard th e to ig u c pen­ I At a u. of Block L •at II of Block t lA t N or Block L Franelaru. , , . nant nnd World Berlex. Jn«h Cody, atl-llmo AHBoulh- c ! 1Cof Block I. I a I H of Block L • * » • s IT of Block I, rrn lark to. former sta r athlete Lot Lot H of Block L II of Block I. I At I of mock X. F ifty Orlando yotlhv reptnied nf vnnderbllt. Mercer, and Clsm- Lot Ml | | of Block L for the Initial workout he.,I nt ron. trend* for lha second year o l l i of Block L tl Of Ulock I. I At X of Stock L Tinkrr Field for the (>rtond:i High Hr* Florida athletic departm ent Mi Ml II of Block I. Ia I X of (Mock X. Mrhuot T lg rrs this srsaun under nnd nn head roach of football MX II ST Block t. Ia I IX of Stock *, Lot It or Block J. I a I 11 of mock X. tho direction, nf IIfid • Coach Mr ntdea nr* Ram McAlllstlr. Ol I t ot Blook L I a I I I of Stock I. H arry Greene. . . . Grren soya form er roach at Auburn and Ml U df Block l I a I II of Block 2. Lot o t IT of Block l Ia I I I of Btofk X. his best mrn are Clmillf WudsATLANTA, SrpL ' H. - l/P,-■G ..v-' »"'« Carlos Praclor. ax- Ol tIl or of Block Block I,I. IA I I I of Btock I. worth, Gordon O’Neal, Hilly to.. . . Gninr alar, as lino coaches; AI I of Block L more e. Loti ie IX or of Block X. f.m .r Riven, rakl y c lffrln y .. |(M r|i i o a f X X m in M M l 1 of Block L II Of. of Block "t. [A l XI bt-11 and Ralph Hruwnlng............ Lot I of Blosh I. f B lo ck X , I At It o gtniip of smitli. rn governura ho|,w All Snulhern li a cjk. f o V n s r Lot T of Block 1. X Io f- B lo ck X , IA t -------I At XI of Black I, Illll Terry and (itonla verm to arrange a conference wit.J Preil* rnnrh nt V andvhllt. Oklahoma. Lot IS ol 4ll6ck I. a i t l of Block 1. I At H of Btock X. lo be proving the rumor «nilrnt Roovfvclt In Niivcni'or to , Furman, and Rand Dixon, ax- At II of Block L Ia I I of Stock IX, At It of Block I, 1A l I of B tock-IL . ethor aulmay arvleo for Ililt ilisriisa freight rat* e t r cluroa In VnmlcrlrlU alar. aa backftold At II of Blook 1 I aI 1of Btock II. ill* legion. season aa itl« outfit t.rrurrd n rnorhfa; Dulrh fltaaloy, At IT of Block L Lo l 4 of Biolk IX, I a I I of Stock tS, three game marnln o tr r their "W* nre very hopeful," h* **H, rin rh ta end. toler coach. tutor- Lot IX of Block L AI l» ol Block L JAt f of Block If. nearest opponent v, the Chica­ " lin t onrh n ctmfercnci' can be Tor ihn rods. At 1C ol Block L go Cube, Monday when they iSt* X3 Btoell ! t arranged when Mr. Hoosevelt tlnlverally of Florida epos*', At tl of Block t makes his annual visit In Warm the season with I, B tf^ South-1 lAAlt tl took a tw in bill from the ' Springs during the Thanksgiving orn Conference Champion*, a t 1' -"J I a I II cf Block If. Philadelphia Phillies while lha holidays." Cuba and lh a Cincinnati lied* r» m # 1 Jinlqn Hnugn. In a night ^ M - J |„ . Th* governors, to g eth rr with ftopi. 26. The following Batur- I a I I nf lllnck 4, split a double header. , . . ; ; ; Lot m stork i l of Block I. S •e e e utility comnilssloncrs of their [ day the Codymen make Ihalr II aAII X I of Ulack t. Vm \ Hill Phobus, a 20 year recruit states, have been active In prose-J first hnme apfearanro. meeting L o t' 1 of Bloch t, m i J l L H I I ot Btook J I L . Block t. of Jhe W ashington Henutore from cutlng a rase before the Inlerslntc Pi el son In Flnrlda F ltld Stadi­ Lai -AI of 111.41 l . .. ■ . of Biocli t, Chattanooga mads his first 1017 commerce commlralon seeking n um. Th* horn* of the “Fighting 1 of .Block I. Illf -t! ll'I .M I of Block L m ajor le a g u e appearance Mon­ reduction of rates. Galnro” e*ata |1.00 partbna. 111.11 X of Block •«. ats.is day when ha abut out the Host in Red Sox 2 to 0 and allowed th e n LEGAL NOTICE it i.ii i i Lr » ! « k i: only a alngto hit. . , . it" j L e g a l N o tic e I I Of stock L * • M iin .it .lAl . . . 1 c l Block L ix i.x i Tha Callage All-Htars made atOTicK o k A P P i.ii-a T iu b TO Ik T U B I T I l f - l 'l r r o l ' i t i i i .xi a iio e r iT ill.H . T I I K M k T I I J K U H T O J. C IS It two atralg h t over Profeacm * t I IT OK T U B S TA TU OP (At I o T O : W HOM v r MAY I.TIN C K IIV f .fiio ca 1. K M ill II) A. Ik AN D K a H B B N - I a I N o lle la lirr.lty *lv»n lli» ' lh' alonal Grid teams when las', • o lf Block L ’ IM tl.t: K ill A T I , K LO H IU A . IN Lot. I al Hlock L undsrstooed will on lb* Ml* *b*r night tba roliegtons * biped •OX. SI t iiAM i:nr. no. — Ij.t I ol B'"rk *• u t Oolober A. II. 1*11. *1 IIX .lt the Chicago Hears by a • to 0 o'rtork A. M, or «“ - .... thereI At i if I eek L MX It Her a* klb* mallei* may b< C IT V OK BA A FOR D . P LO R IU A . lA t X ot Block L , sear* In the Cotton Hunt a t I • H X .II h e a r d , a p p l y l o • J u,l *e ,.f lb* Ia I IX of Block X, e aaaole'pal rorporallse. eroolSCI.II Dallas Texas. . . , 10,000 fans N l m h J u r .l c . n l r ' l r r u l i , N e ti li o .lr a I It t-f Block L ’ od aad evlalloa osdsc lh* Loveo ILol 111.11 I ’m in ly . F l o r i d a , f n r n o O r d e . ol I I of Block I. were on hand lo see Hut* Art of lle riiki. K lalallll— * 1X1X4 l h a n rto p t lo o o f a » l o f s o i in-'.Ia I I I of Block L . -valill.ll Guep* of M srquetlelesr aver c h i l d U h 'l r r t b a n s m a o f C h a r l r a I At a I i i I Iof of nb Block I. C I.U T A Ik LAN IIS UPON W IIICW l3 l ll.l t VVralay lli.r-.ll J t ^ Moled a i e.iiiI a I t l ol Hlock L A t t l of JRI n muddy field to toad til* TAXK.a t a i l OPRtHAL AXSRXa. i**|4 fo rd. H e o iln rla U o u n ly . Florida A t I I of Bit M BATO ANB IIM LIN tll'M N T. ■XX.II mate* to tbs victory. . . . t h in l h a t i e d a y o f HoptC mber A t k t Of W« I4 t.ll aad T U B S T A T R OK KLOCtlOA. A l i l of Blr lock i. **/*** ■ *4 SHNIAin.M COB NTT, ix t.lt Block I. A ‘ r-VullV-K* W l-J4l.nr IIA M IU KJ. o i i i i i a , iHteodaolo— lll.t f Young Hob Feller allowed Ihe Block L IX Of TIIKH U IK I IA M IU ' EXCEPTIONAL- VALUE” T wo used JO by ■ Truck tires. Me HEAVY DUTY BLACK DIA HMOND TRAILER, good time, Kee Auto Supply , Mteioead body. 1260.00. 1BJI Cher UBED TIRES- 60s up. at McKee ja la t eou|>e, good tires, 2186 00 Auto lapply. .*l a s t A Bone, Used Car Deaton. RED BUBfl Seed Potatoes. 100 ' i j —Mlgctligneous ____ Bushels a t I t AO. Charles a. L ae£ Chuluota. Box H L N O . rtm N M ilK ir~ rao m e for i rant, oentlemen only, i l l Kim SECOND HAND plana dining Ave. Phone (le, table aad kitchen cab­ inet. 117 W. 12th Bt FOR A gallefadory paint Job L U n m C Y l f IBelter- l 'u p . ~ 1 , ‘ Always specify Dottor St Oay wormed. R. L. Ha­ M ailty pelnle — They're "Bast T ar lha Boath." Biaalay-Rogara gen. Markham, Hardware Co , . miOW RnB eaa be ’supplied with moat of thetr W A SlU N C r H A c h I M ads at the Hill Hardware Co. Gators Face One Of Hardest Schedules In ' Many Seasons Herald Sparta Edhor lu to m o b U ag . cS l i S y Florida Squad Show* Headway F o r First Tilt « l.fS L H M id i LM T O A L L PBIW plOI A N D C O n P O T ­ Lot at. of A T IO N S i N T n n c g T K D IN o n H A V IN G A N T I.IK N O il Ct-AtM UPON AN X o r TH E LA N D * D D C I l l B g D llX R W n fl I I T of . You ora hereby rm tlflct I l i ef C I T T O F g A N TO H D , K LO lilD , mualelowl sorp* ration, boa Its bUf t t w n t u m i Is lbs W« mod court to forurlpoo AotWauonl u s Ilona tea nrllflsm toa aod or tpeslol asoeosmsnla with latarooi saw penalilca. upon lbs narosla of land » l forth In tbs lolluwtag Mbodal*. tb* axgrosmlo amoonl of ouch U x liens Fax s s r t n m l t i and « r special aaaseamiats. Interest and penal- lo t IM S agalast sold racpoelleo parsols is Is m aa set forth la said b ill of n u p .iia t*» » « «ppoa.t* sold no r c l » In tho following sajicdaU to -w in V ES. I HAVE ENOUGH , M O N E V SO THAT 1 CAN A FFO R D TO LIVE IN T O W N NOW AND GIVE - B O B B Y THE ADVANTAGES O F THE BEST S C H O O L S — AND O F C O U R S E 1 WANT S O M E T H IN G T O K E E P M E B U S Y T O O — S O M E SO R T O F B U S I N E S S — -------— > HYA, 1 W O LF* otloB of con d u ia g r -V.V 1 D O N T K N O W HOW LONG I L L BE. H E R E — MAY B E C A L L E D O U T O N A C A S E -A T A N V T IM E — B U T H O W m m A BO UT A M OVIE __ T O N IG H T T • I W k VO LOVE rc BUT ID LIKE TO GO .TO MV HOTEL r it fS T - l LEFT AN ENVELOPE THERE THAT I SHOULD HAVE PUT AWAV- GOOD TO SEE VOU *MUN— EVE HEARD ALL ABOUT THE MARVELOUS JOB l VOU 01D H E R E ----BROUGHT O O D O V V along/ y OLD FELL0 V4 G E E . VOU . LOOK GREATT �# m m m » n -**- j ^ . ..A -* SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 19S7 C hinese Guns F ire Close To U.S. Consulate *» •e County Ranks Meeting Held 3rd In Fruit, By Sem inole V eg etab les School Board •QUEEN* OF THE UNITED STATES! Additional M a r i n e s Are Landed AtWar Tom City For Defense Of Americans In Carlot Shipments Contract Is Awarded OfVegetables Alone For E r e c t i o n Of j SeminoleRanksTop; Flood L i g h t s At Fourth In Oranges New Football Field Chinese Retain Main Positions Seminole Cm nlj- rankr-d third ih Florida in Mmight rail rarlot shipment* jif fruit ami vegetable* during thr naeon 1MB-37. it la rrrra lrd in th r annual report of Ihr Florida Slat* Marketing Dli­ re* u. i t n l r o l today by thr Seal' Inoto County Chamber of Corn- 4,000 Jap S o l d i e r s . rTranoedAnd Killed :Ih Chinese Ambush A total of B.IttS straight rallot* v a n shipped out «f thia county, making Seminole third only . to Path which shipped lti.VST and Orang*.which »hipped i'-Sli, Other leading count e-i In straight e a r lot ahlpmmta of frulls tin! vrgelable* were: Palm IU-*rh with ■.111, Lake with 5 ir.rt and Itodwith 4.446. Semlnoir- however, waa th r top i rank hag County in rarlot atop' merits of vegrtiblra with a total of T.031, an Inrrr»ar of 1,156. r a n avrr Ihe perilous reason- Palm Tfc" Japan**# "hig push" wh!e^ started early this week he* b eta a good deal «f g "dud" and Japanese military leaders arS .t V ■. X-t*: _ i,u h ' - ... . Stalk Bu portalends*! of ra h 'Tw o minor auto rollUton*. one yesterday afternoon and on* Uto Hr la st ruction Colla E nritohand morning, marred Sanford1* traffic other sd a ra t tonal loaders of th* eeenrd whirh ha* been Ocrfset for •lalo. will bo Ih* gaeet a peak-1 llsmt, who waa driving west an Thirteenth Street- collided at the Intersect too No great amount of damage was done and neither af th* drivers waa' Injured. Th* amttar was settled among the driven add ho S im la a rm mads by th* bvootigating police officer. Thia morning a hit-and-nm ne­ gro motorist did * considerable amount of damage to s ear d ih t a by Mrs. K. V. Miller oh Ctoaectm CRy. .yl -ra M rs MOtor was baa^rd J ifr ih ta era e t the lalllel meet lag of lb* Semlaoto t'oaaty Tvacbsra [ Club lo ba held la Ih* Jeato r High School uudtloriam to alg h lj at A :M o'clock, A*l teacher* aad afflrUI* of I Ih* paroat-Tsachocs' AaaoeUHon j ar* exported I* ho pn exal and I th* public to rordtoUy invited to. attend. T MT. r a w n t . enanty i aaporialendeBl. re aitndad today. I . % ]_i*ton More Destroyers Ordered To Sea Italy Ignores Soviet Note OnSinking Of Russian Freighters County iip « lit» * 4»it- r>-l«rted today. Iiurlns Ih r meeting I ho Board ■■ anted a o n lin e ! In Ik* Ron•Liljj K lrrlH r Company of IkU City Inr Ihr erection of flood llxf.l* ml Ihr n r» * football field I s. V uf Ih r lis-nl hl*h school w h i c h . n flrr pn>i»u«l Improvenii-nt* li»!r been completed, will | to death In hia home a t laelin. N. J . and a nayatiriuaaa "woman in on* «l Ih r flnml high school i red" waa arm runnm g from Ihe h w --. p -iirr aim .im rol th a t Mar. M i l , In ih r state. An In"|n11iii visit wwa *l*o J caret Itrennwa,. SO-ycar-wtd aehoot , l |l . Kill n m f o m l th e ihuotmg. hi ulr In Ihr rrrr* llr construrl- I She waa quotrd aa paying he tried In a*-lull her a fte r thrrmtrwm., d n*r nmm rolnrrd reboot In In rrvral th rir ptrrioaaa try at*. M i" Ihm nan r» m * w ith h»r V u t '. i T T h r n h «i| «n* elect- attonary. I**vU. I. S lrparoff. a fte r h .r airrat. rrp i ih r tlto * project Th" resignation of asvrrsl Inn hrra and Ih r appointment of i orti.-r Irsrb rra to fill thnor larani lr« were at mi confirmed i l LONDON. S«>*. 9L— CAP) — F t u t c a n d Great B r ita r a re fu s a l t o t a k e p o r t ka a M r d i t t f n M U “ a n ti p ira c y ” co n fe re n ce to d a y w ith a e w tie te rm in a tio n t o « w tM r w arsh ip * to p re v e n t ottaefca on d i p f i n p . Both FV rw rh the ah* British m s trl Chicago Daily Times Nix Is Chosen ForSuSays Hitler Organ-, perintendentOIBapization Is Growing list Sunday School CHICAGO, 8 » p t. > - l P Th.tMficera of the Church ami JS J" “ “ *r Sunday School of the Plato Bap. tid e today th a t " la uniform* “T strangely ruggesl.ie of Ihrara “ *» *»•* * « • *■ worw by Adolf H klrr'a Man S te rn «anual Iri.toesa m eettoc *« JCmllt* U s e Vs. Ragttoh lanchTrue** a . re la th ,lv small hot the ( h a n k l u t l « b c th e DCS o r at the Hanford Jaatoc HUh pu.l r * f the Brhml. In be replaced by Mar-[ rap h llj grow tog arm? I. per par w . P. B r a d . ray I' isiu m w gradwale of Mur­ lo r for Ih r A n ria-aa rwuntev church reported i.toa, r w wrwty ray Stale ('.dirge la K ealachy.1(p a rt of 'd rr tag* whm it l'1^T »J».ctrclcU officers will take ' th r u O is lw ih Shoemaker tewcher |a rise control of Ihr '1 ’nilid , , . | a .ua tlct. I, a k a li aa th r toIgiuum g of the oral . hurah p e r of n u lb r n u il n at ttemtmdc S U lia ." Those oho were giaen pools fee High 8,-hisd. H er anecesanr h a, | Thr newspaper aaal the artarle rnd brew named by Ihe srh u d 11 resulted from “vahai.-iiae iaiar.li the comma year a ir : St. J- Nis, valinn of Amrrarwn Taaska" a m 1, suprcintraklrtil of Ihe Sumlay I rust era. Ml<a fln S | U Halloa lew. her by three repw etrn and m i I ■!*•>- Sclwal; M a n n Mi'am. d irreter ml of Ihe stub grade at Ihr Han lor*. Jam es J. M rlrtlf.-. k n tooth- the Itaptbl Tr*in.nc f a w n ; Mrs. M. N Ctcarliiut. p i - o > a l a f lb* ford liis n m s r School will » e r. and William A M alV r Mueller Wrote Ihe u lirlo The \y. M |1 ; N ru Alla* T raff.rd, rrplsced h) t'srolya l’oilier ITWdusle of Shorter f\dlece In hivetoigalorw the m w .paper aai.1 (Wik ef the chntch: Ik t*. Moore. I “worked ftur wuaay m-n'h* holh tieasu re r e f th ^ c h w n h ; ami J Home. (Is. IN-si I llwles tr s .h r r st Ijlke I from within and oul-kk- Ihe Amer | | Trulu. t s< - “Ti- lirwcurer. Mrs F. F- li d '..) d im ta r ml U oil r. v Heboid who leudered ; akadewterher Velk.U.m.1 R rtania her teslanslloa ercenlly will be IAmeriran Rural and it* o k i m i . mnsie aral err»n*.l^ J. M M iuereptw. ed h r Mr* A. 1. I*eler- a.ua orrantaatlnn lte u l- h c r Vdk> cipher, nascent* d.rrvtee o f aawaar; (lan d " Ira veil inr fr« « co s. I l» y r,. Martin Mit.ma. pcinato fse son id l a i r Moarue. The appolnUweal of L adle rowat ami from Canada to the prayer narelinc-: sad Uarvm Mi Hloae lo leaeh (Nimmrrdal Gulf a f Mexico t» “brain Ihr ui jam vm • L ra.br foa prayer meet Ir tn a lM a l aeerela." togs. •able,** •! Ihe l.ymaa H i g h Meewisr s - b n ; C. P. D i s b r School , t u also loaflrarad aa. A ll I «tep*y, S. J H aiia Th.- Hoard r-owfirmed (We «p F. McKee an.1 J. M Wifasu. .Ini meal of the follow lag ne­ Fventoc ackers: B t* S w b gro lea, hers Ids Matter. Roa*«>: Rosa Sherman Oaewato Mary Wtlhlna. rore*| (Tty. Police Hold Negro For Taking Goods From Parked Cars I Alton Talbott Gets Ijeave From Navy Chief m l Pylirs R .y G « attorn. ,- K , U f>cr t ' , : IN Mated today th a t he helieved the r-y> K A WiHa.m .. II. K Mel a r m ! a f Ram Y«m«g. aegew. ye. j c R. R INpgm, m. U nlay « « r U prJ for lK» lu a r K |. rtf. tog the th eft e f r -x -ii f m a r a n Tiw. f riU w m c are Araran* parkml atong the S a a f.ed Sire i. thr rkarr),. Wrtl| t m M Far aamn lima thm pwrtws a r ^ j y A. B. L ~ ckr* " , ‘ fc“ ‘ ’ ■“' t o y r . A V anes, ■ft K. Me! ford Talht.lt has kern recently ‘TP* transferred from the B attle Stop r T U tr* t ' \ l - a . ? h » r » R R . r ^ m . n ,w "New York" ta the llesteeyee trewhto hat aald yesterday they Ij ,rr_ \ lp„MC h. t " f h l l . o " m.w a t rV ariesloa. S. ^vemmU. to "haiify aa, .Mhe, ^ C ou lfiliin g for duty to the Medi- thet™ . and would ato have tome „ c Mmvw. lt f . Slsskr. W E S, tevranraa Sea rrttovtog the USS R yesterday If .harp eyed . h . h . "Karra" rraw « duty a ff Spato W S» r c- t e J Nix- G- ^ W a . w , J M. Wito Wrik| t r n i , V-vp.-mg to 1*4* l a the "New Yash" thin summer Yowsfl C a m p s., totoe had sms J II T. .lock L Talbott vwiled Kagtaad (foe th* n a d ta d the negro ..e tc h I t o r m l . r „ Cacaaaltoal. Cerm aay, Franca ------- ^ J' “ .Phw B U l / .^ r fWT, „ V „ M*w»- R. A. r i s s ' . and C T »ll to t rwlisted lb the Navy a t Orlando anew years ago- r s h f a the life a f n Navywmm. to toasw ing the trade o f Csryis l r f a hits .iaanting about the warid. CITY NEWS BRIEFS Hurricane IsRcported City Commission 1700 MUcs Away Consider*1938 Budget 18 CGC CftttpaxTo Be Operated liTRUte WASHINGTON, S s p i, 9 '- V * Muller* * k l d % reqnlrwd a r ­ il >n ITy Ih r Hrmlnole Coast y IttNi rd of I'uhllr Instruction prior lo Ih r o fM tU of Ik* re ­ maining achool* of (ho Chanty » ir » u k r n l*lo n i iM i a U w *i (I* meeltag T. W Nazi Group Plans.Officers Named To Seize Control By Baptist For; A ftrr a Ihoiongh InapecUorv Ihr hulbllng waa Ion ad lo l«r lory hr th r Mooed Of United States jApproachingYear m-nilx-ra o h o la lrr lo lid lo oc* Vocational School Will Open Tuesday In Kent Building '“(.■"•.Tu S ' u S V ^ 2-A u to Accidents I t f t f ’m ’t i r . M Within 24 Hours To Teachers’ Club r S l^ 'Z S i 2SZ . Mar City’s Record At 8:00 Tonight .* Fascists’ R e f a s a l r<l br II n Mrese srrordlac In Ihr spec Ideation* of H I h J Mnurtilon linal arrhtleet. and l» *ii , iin«Irurlril ns to S-flard Ih - hrsl In lighting and aanlInllun Selected from a field of candidate* from SB elate*, 16 yeor-old Margaret Fmilh labor*) of Clinton, T rnn, waa crowned "Mias United States" a t th* conclusion of a three day beauty contest In swelled the Unllod Btataa law* flilosl, Mias. Senator Pat llarrUon o f ' Miaaiaalppl dM the crown, forma to 1,300 Marine*. ing. Among her reward* will be a screen teat M Hollywood. Chines* troopi dung lenaeiouelv to tholr main lines on hll fronts In the face and luatalned alto a from the combined' Japanese army, nlrforce, and navy. The Chinese struck a new Wow at the Japanese nary by blockading th* upper reaches of Rha Yaagtse river .with a harrier edbt* >6 miles' east of Nanking. « g and Chinees Junk* loaded (yVely, and ws can **# th* allkouv lth Vahd VVaft.- egttC«U rtfw> eU* mf a >h*1n oT black mountains tlveiy blocked th* Japan*** fleet along the herlaoo. They are odd from aprsodlng (ta , activities up, looking, ao rugged, stuaklel her* the river from Shanghai. and there with datk scrub tuuah. The barrier also bottled up the For twenty mllra or more w* did United Btataa fleet of river fun- not paas or are a . lit ing aoul, nor bowl* on the Yangtao- ami mad^ao* a bird nor the {rare of nian; more BUficult the evacuation *f then w* tome to a email tow build1 ®00 rriugeoa a t Hankow aa tag, with a g»» tank in front «rvl| a t other Americana Ip vaH- I talked tn the man who operated oua parta of the valley. the place. He .aid he had tu bawl --------water twenty mile*, .even fur hia PEIPING. Sept. WP)—lie- cows to drink, lhat hia nearcat tachment of 4,00# Japan***,neighbor waa eleven mile* away troop* waa r*ported today to .fi* had the face of a *vkina, for have boon wiped out by a deadly J imagine hia cow is the only thing Chine w ambush b> Uto rocky ho hears or ><*• for dsys, and in hllla west of har*. Ih* winter, for months. Th* Japanese line was said lo Th* scenery change* n»w on ihe have beer, thrust beak five rail** way te Van Horn (ellll Te%aal iky a sodden Chine** onslaught. W# are again In Ihe rnklsl of small Japan tee commanders were oh- ■ - -------------—— Plans Revnen To Guard Ships A g ain st Snlis ‘WOMAN IN RED* ADMITS KILLING Paralysis Victim Is Rushed To Iron Lung 1F1 # r 4 I had and O* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 08, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 08, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 08, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/627fb40ba876bb886e031f848a8a9993.pdf 90ece419f9b1ce5e895c7cdc90f2fcfb PDF Text Text ...---- --- ---- -...— . . . . . . . , . ..... —i"i T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A I“ Green Light” Is iTo Play Return Showing At Ri?z OH, BOY1 Kijr Francis It |CUv«n Good Role' In Great Drama THREE LITTLE “NO” GIRLS Star Appears Here In Movie Made From 8ensational M a y Errol Flynn Stars In Screen Version Of! ' Best Selling Novel r M id. mrrry a m miitliful — tuneful, tr-e-klrking and lantrll* Jnr— rnrgruu*. Klrl-filled nml (lam oroui— that’* "A rth ta urn! Modela," the in. w Jmk Ik-nny )r lr lc " B m il ni'ifir rmii.mT which ■ how* a t tho Hilt T lii'itry Humliiy In (in i-nudly mill III Hit- HIn■ llm iltu ipinllty i>r lla tnnipa ItPiu Tin- l l l r l , 8.1M Nn.” th" flih'ittiif* llrntlttl l»y n rnsl <*f Rtlpn tiir fun-makera, hundreds.of (pint.......| irlrla amt fenturlnu *|KfInllii « t-; I half- a don n of tin' 111ml popul'ir. a f t i of radio, ■ mi 11 and , 1 m . **Arllal* mul Mtili'N” ha* every | thirtg to make mi iinfi.rtretlnhl. plctuir. T h f aco rnnirdy ra il I*. headed hy J.nk lleimy, hln f.it-' plno, (I,II I'alrirS, lliil-nnl Arli’ii, Urn III up, Judy ('a nova, 1lie Vm-hl Club Boy* and I.nul* Arni*lr<nii:'i Swing Orrhralrn -and frnturr* ■ peclulty mimUer* hy M iillm Rayc; Amlrp Knatelanr tx mul In Orchestra; Judy, Anno mid ZekeConnie llimwill; Kneliml'-i nur*! beautiful model, .VhihIiii K l-I iim*: wml Ihr *1* givatfnt living nrtlata; I w r Arno, Mti'IHInnd iliarelay, Arthur Williiim Hr-mii, Kill-.- ’ Gol-lVrnr. John l,:i Gatin nml Kit. * — -0*11 , -atl -'r-""n, uhi-ap fo m -i.a h "Prm onptln.,'' i-aivi'd iiilii'.ti iri'j *' ----XJlWainm.AJtru, /dai-wu,. umpqiV.-ipt; h. »* »l fit Mi- l«111 * f* ii*‘H itrutiV* •Mi Kfi'tl Mm f it ih >r *— * tftiiirli” '.til.'it* nM*li ' n I ’»hm «* N" ,1.1 - to '"h J r In. JV r W£ vfj‘, |n -I min! f"i i.'ui-ii [ j " 11i" nf ih> I ll-lit llrl I j. n rdr," ho* t h e .mb- of Hr. Newel Who o n btnmr Jack Benny Pn it„ ( „ young aurgron who *ac for g iftin g cunfuard— with two t |fjr r* |,in ra rrrr to h i t Hint 1 m ill Rorarou* a irli aa Ida l.u- an older iloclnr. plno nml Gall Patrick tocbia.w Co r U r m l wilt) him i- the t)-r« fromT ll happrpa in -A ? U . a ^ * j J I n r 'T h riii l.lltlr Makla" FTom Bfliont hr In* thtlr Itlttnt •train* and pli|iuint prraonallllra to th* aertwn for lh* flrat tint* ^ Um ini! Ilmli*!*, Brw junl*( |»ij|Pn HnK nhstiiiuvi lhc tilniiif:,. Tt»v_ in t'rmid NtiHonal'a rlaboiatr muukal pnuturnl by Andrew U ‘ muftlr-filltil comnty which play* iwo meet at ihr home o f Prilirl* Stimr 1,iit Said No," fta lu r ln i tho famou* (lllbrrt amt But* »y at the R iu O allvlr (played hy Mmitan l Hill ii|irrrUiit. Ill the uiual order; fron t llcrvrY, Car It* Crawfonl ard Arlrn «ni!* ( Ind-ay), n nirnr who ilrv o lrij '• *, »Ui(a amt ra- hsr life to Paljrr, and fall in- j and Vivian Halt. hh l.lmillnii* of I lu-lr mill lyrlr* r*d. 'a U n tly in lovr. But wlirn Phylllat iw" to iiiolloii plil 111if iiiidlwiiri'H for "fk 1to. flirt Ilino, ulilrli liaVo ton'll I In* di'llrlil id K"ni rntlmia of 1 **' playaiHi 1. And It hm aiiniti’drd C d liir llanlw'liko) I* ■ clerle in ilidna it In on 1'iillndy in ml* For thnaa rvtl'iiloodwl fan* whn with n hroml nml hratlllful phll I in aotlilic f t lT Z Tin* atiny of "T h o ’ i.lrl Huld m.iilihi 11/ Jjf-', and Iho ranfklinto Ilk* their rnimalnmcnl atirtd .SUNDAY, M ONDAY— Ja-k Benny nml an a ll.'li.r oprare, the Rita Theatre en Snluftlay o f tho*!** Hirer y-u n r pn Nil." 1 i i 'i i n . l h o j 1]i-aimJ.- pXaiia /evJbkr. ruut J a m- blg M itaJunc im ulc*l- cnnmly »hovr, “ A U* • ,,i»vj r U ImtHf* ruf f tHHikli* hi Ttil.'iiah him, I'hilll* mail* to'Will pre*ent Ctduhibta'a lonv'out TINTS AND MODKI-S." Added e xtra ' FAHIt l.KWlN K H illT •lutililf rr«> m 11 illtiic 11 sliiiii m plrl ivaliio llinl I'niiir i* innoronl am d-mr drama, "Tww-FttUd Shellff" I’ICTUHKS. • t» wIn» .in Ihi* <*iifl ilnuMt* *r n i l ’ll ahr filially roe* to him I..... In thai^-h* film.atara t^iarlti TlarM t, T U K S D A Y -T h r tile Day. Rexiater at the nmtlioi'. S!t)0 • ■ . it* iivhn iiliiuM liv (iillliiK In liivc Bmky M-.-ntuin-, where ha t* awl feature* Barbara Week*. 1 *|M'rlal atlrartiona and Irene Harvey. Itnbrrt A rn i'ti-ui" in S tam tl'a latl picture waa 1 if ML li* r, llf.irnn ArtnalMinr rUklinc hi- life in I lie aearvh for rwo-Gan U » “ . HI* pkpidartly "TH E G tRt, SAID NO.” t - jtl i1I1- liiniUl't mul till' |*ivT*iv ii vneelne lli-t will runlrot th* ...ja teem ml to mount at an nwtaa* I I•' itn lit rv**y. I In* piirt. nf llu* W ED VKSDAY T H U H S IlA Y -K a - ’Frvtiri.v in ''ro S F K fl* ilrvaili-d ap<>itod fever, him l*hln» rate, rntlt now ha ta k x f I III1 «|.||II *• hill H il H'lin ImhiUr 111111 Arriving there, who fiiHla I SION.” Added feature— fre tf M aeM urwy, I'ran e* I m in-r, I Ml «MI lilri tMA'Ii li lll. 1*1111 fill de*|w*ratrl.v ill. He ha* injrctml ahlc|etl a lupfllnht weatrin alar., Charlie lluirulea in •'KXCI.UHIVH" { In'll mul HiiHlvmi fiiviiilii'^i nf lilmaolf »vilh the deadly vvlrv, im .. 1"Twi Ki.led hh*rlff“ , u* a i{-Atev FR ID A Y— Jane Witlirya In "WTI II AND tVOtll.V." Re­ Is th- Mum* Wllllniti Itofiftirlli, All ihronrh hi* illnea*, he lliaiata nf fact, I* raid In tie the *0*1 film turn how-ing nf “ GBf.ivN I.IGIIT.” »sn - 1*1111.1, Msuil.m Voru IIm h mul on keeping a ra e hiatnry which In which tarreU ha* apiware^'la 8A TIIU D AY— Play Srn-eno pet'-r tl. Kvne'a "TW O FIST* * ** •'si 1 Vivhm Ilm i, liisiught t«* 11«»llyI will t*e vali aide to other tr*rarrh a lonir time. F it S H E R IF F ” AI*o J tck Holt ki “ (HJTI.AWH T ill! The'alar I* aet-n a* a youn , kh«r »R | w m it if iiy rriMlns s*r UlriN’Iiir m en If hr ah old die, lie lector* *M | IMmiim * ftf i lnily ft r llilk pru O RIEN T." , rover*, however, *m| wlh hia r#* iff who Hithta ar*inat lyacVdaw. -overy mahi". i, valu-ihle eontrlhu* much to the annoyanc*-of <'lh* PRINCESS Ih'li to aeiene". Meanwhile Ihr eit lien* whn pul him In of fit,' 'OnSATIJHIIA Y -S U N D A Y — St'l't. IM 'J, Hoh" Sn .de in ! "liter dm ler rlear* Pnilfe'a name, day, Bnl>, a friend nf (h« ■ ahlulff, "t'AVAU UJL" And "W IN S .W O M E N AND H o ltS l.ii” oml itu n lii.l at la .l h«* amt Phyl' t* futnd «un in hand, r**» lb* li* * le mail ini, Programme For Weo!t Of Sept. 5, In w h it )■ detent v-l m the mmt •laboitD Iy ala fed , ami nm'-t hliih* ly anotU nal picture of I*»t hrll* llant t t t r t r , Kay Fiaiici* r«mr* for: tbo HIU Thooliu aad'.Thvioday, H > Um W*m«r Brut. ill a mn "C o o fo ttk o ,” itluple.1 from the famed Eurnpeon piny "M atu ri* ," which luN drum turn* I rtin* tn tho Coatlpental capital*. Tin- ulnry rdatrina a ftmnua «|H-m *>»nir,-r who kill* her Iw iiayu In older l«* m v « front ruination her yoim f daujthldr whom tie I* leadliitf to. want tha fat* of the mother. a Rathbonr Miavrnl of R l — pl|y» the tinumlrrl whoM Ufa Ihr tmltrl emln, Ja la lha daughter. ton II uni it I* hot huabond, a w ar hern, who irally love* Uw optra alitRrr, hut hail boon arparated from her Iwi-puae a f bar brief a ffa ir with Iho bo* K Q t W nMahlra In the ra ti In* clodf Donald Grlap. K-ia'ii liarrat, Ban Wthlrn, Dorothy Prirr•on, Mary M a iu lio , llrlm VnlkD and V*da Aan Burn. OonUnrnUl In thrmo ami O va l' mint, "Conf*»»lon," I* drarrl-rd a t (kWh*! iiaprlllnit rmoUimnl r«* o f. a woman'* roarlhm to i,» . rrualtk*. Tl)* a iU ltll hy Anton Grot — *“ »m p atati'ly Con*oi>atory It lb aqilathl alum* o f a tty*:- iUMrtnr, Jnr Mav, waa Nom Ruropr for I hi* pie* lor*. Ilo*waji a oi'tiil alau*- dlrve* lo c .tr fa re .rn lrrloa plrturoa amt la .m d tl*d with the iltapovrry " f M ilica* DlrlrM i, Kmll J»nnlnr*. Annahallc, Lya it* Pulll amt F u n * cla'U d arar. T ho' Tat* hmiae In Portland. Me., b u ilt' In tW . hi tieorao Tala Anl*ln« tta T B*k elRbt Hreplace* ) B k ' rentury w f* k 1 • *I n 'j k H I R E S O N E F O R T H E F I G H T F A MS SCRAP l O O K , I n H t p la Ramin, kl«tary *>■ ma ,* * o ,l« M u < fan tar thnaa a* h t t j Uta ramtrna latvihvr aa whan thl* padlltllr pljlnm- . iii.il>. I |-|« n-r il-t al llit match brtwrrn Ja* l.aai* and Tammy Farr lo Taakaa Staallaaa. Lafl to rlaht. Arthar Dan*,an. raftrtti Jaab J a a n ta n , fa ra a a r h ta v y w r la lil r t u m * i ,i , : J im I - --I.I-1 I ........ - lir a v y w r l a h l ih a n -p : Mlmla l.w a b a r, k a n t o m w a l ^ l a h a m p ; C a f a r lo o O a rc to , w o tto rw a la h li fr a U A p a , to ll m 1441a- wrlihti llanny l.ranard, (aimrr llrhtwrirhl i<iiiut..... I u v-iSrit, ll(hli*rl(hl llilrhaldan llaroty Rna, waltarwalahl kin,: Ptdra Maotonaa, u M i a l r l U(hlwtl,hl Jatk Mhaikty, farmer hrarywciihl (hamplati; Mlikr> lu ll.tr , I. -e-n .... . and n rltrrw riiht champ: drnt Tunnry *nd Jack Dtmpaay, tarmar haarm alakl ahnmntooa; Mairml TklL o ld . i i . i.i-li.niy: Mat Itorr and Mai R ch ftllaf, larmar brayywal|hl UUahaldark. ~ i . a , aao. a * w GERMANS C A lT tllil »LHJ u1; “JS S iA Ud llfbl Mdrthlac eqolpmool M v u M l to TteoUla whan Ibty owooRRUrrd tod dalaati Rk** dtfiadm t» • blood/ batik Ik lb* key to th« oortboro province* of Cbloi ______ 1* I �Scminol# County Produce* • “ Sanford la The Only Centra] " VMda City Affordtar Rail, Hlfhway . And Water Transportation M o re F r u i t A n d V e n « U b l« i T h a n A n j( Similar Area In America , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Aaooctated Preae FlamesSweep STEPPING Shanghai In JnpOffensive LIVELY Gas Tax Rowj Given Courts By Counties NUMBER 271 E s t a b lis h e d In 19 "S S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E f t 7 , 1937 JAPANESE SHATTER NATIVE QUARTERS IN PEIPIXt France Plan Piracy Moves Lawyers — Contend Lee I 1 Has No Right To Withhold 31,750,000 (las' Funds Per Year! Airplane And Artil­ lery Bombardment Precedes Terrific Drive Of Infantry Decide To Go Ahead With ConfcrenceTo S t o p Attacks On ...Ships Despite Italy, t o y -------- Chaumont Assists U. S. Evacuation Jtestn Rebuffed By M u s s o l i n i Citixens In China De­ p l o r e Roosevelt’s .Warning To Leave Soviets Accused Ital­ ians Of S i n k i n g Two Russian Ships This actne of ruin * » • *a pai rhinpar nrv seen -tarA ih if i from Japnni'sp g u n v ** n iivi (<4 \vt‘i v u ln iitir e ito u irh in ^tnp " M w lllr r r n n c m i (d rn r v " w ith o u t n n y h e lp « » d ilrtcrru ln i'd I n o n hoiul w it h tlu> in tift’ ri'm ’i' nn th e u m V t, r w ith o r w ith o u t I t a ly ’* l«iirM*'iunlit»n. . , ... Tli.* ilrckhtn tn jpi iincad wltn ilu. M.nliiri rini'im "anti piracy** native ^m’nrlrta paid for the I'liinese rvalatenri i ulvnging any U Imjghn'** that might h*n»• i <.iift'i^itn* to Swltterlnnd FtWiif Chlnar amhassatlnr to the I*. 8., Chenting T. Wang, i« n busy man the*! liny* a* hr ronfris dally with American officials. aunaat alU tka on lha Chlnaia front llnat, Flr»* apraail acroa tba w bjl* n n *. L .W I U lb* p*rll > Amrrlemn V iU H W r fo n l» n m ldanta fm w In# atMdlly t1n»ar from tha flfhtln # rln#ln# tba tnlarnailon* •I BatUtmant, tha Amtrlran Chamber of Commarta of Shan# hal pratMtad a#alnat Pr«*Menl ltooaaralt'a warn In# that Unil«l Rtatr* tlllatna rrmaln In China at thalr own riak. Tha nol#/' addn«tad to Srrratary o f Btat* Hull, oipnaaatl tha “ raaanlmant" a f Amarkah ml** alanarlaa and hualnmimrn and ur#ad araatar pr«tadlon of ihrm and thalr Intarvata. It waa dlacloaod maanwhlli* that tha Unttad Btataa Iran,purl Chaumont will a u lat In further avacuatlon of Amarlean civil and natal famltla, from tha Shamrhal war a n a . , Tha Japanaao *akl lhay raptund, tha Important in»u . of Fanahatn yaitawlay, Infantryman acalad tha wall* With laddar, and alauchtam l I ha barok (hint** batlaliun which bn boon laoiatad th a n for fit* ^ Tha Japdhaar war* drl*ln# 'forMalnat daaparwt* I’hlnr** taalatMa* in flaw aactor*. Thry , »nW ana a f thalr column* flnht. ^mtn# .toward* Wooaun#, /lawn r l w ^ * • 1 hf 8 Kan(hal, had captured * , lb * laoiatad Chlncaa position* In ,'*ba Uon foraat and Ita adtacant tp rti, alkncln# China** battertaa and aaariln* run naati In. the** plan* w hkh have haan IwTlrnnr Japan,,a war* hip* and army lram part* a t tha moulh «f th* Tan#ta*. what* rountrykid, w ot and aartkw**k * f the An#to;Am,rkan. bra* In Ihanrhal'* International aattlamant waa a flam ,. Tha China** aaU thay war* aawata, aUnahtn# around rno•han mad that a aquulron or tbalr'alrpiana* from Rankin# had bomb ad Japan**, daatrayer* and traap t i w i i w t * a ft lb* villa#* 44 Hilaachuaamha, naar Uhuo, a p .lb * banka a f th* Yan#Ue. ' r T V , Japtn a iM brar* atumptln# %* land rataforcamanti at th* Ll* Bn* to aid thalr column In th* LaUan aactar, w hkh la nttampu k i t ta-aonth th* Nantian# rail' w ay tlatlaa ID mi)** woat of DEATH *CLAIMB COMPOHKH NBW YOKE, AI Wallace Has Narrow Escape ^In Fatal Wreck * F tl F a I a I V l/ a , GileB Broward And Sidney Wo o d Of Orlando Are Killed Al. Wallirr< Sanfunl ynulh, and Hob Mlchaid* of Orlainlu imrmwly ml**iil Mraih rarly Mviiday-innrit' In# In anlairtn rta»h on (lnytoiui llrirh whlrh provnf falnl In twn of Ihrlr m m rdlr*, (illr* llrimanl. Id, uf lirliWnln mid Hillin'-)' Wood. 20, aUn of OHandn. ■ Vnun# Wallarr Matail lu,lay Uim a* ha and hi* pal*, wrri* .difiin# •liinir Haytonn fluarli *nutn uf Ihr I'lrr, at about 43 to 00 mllf* |>ar hour,' lhair V-H pharlnn hit n w**hnut whlrh rm iw l ll to akitl. Wall Ira and Mlrhnal wrrr IhruH ii rlaar of I k riiH'inlri* »*,r a* lllvy wart* altlln# un tha rlifht hand (hla. Iluwrvar thalr III fatail rmn* ra>la* who wrrr nn tha lafl wrrr thrown Ih tha path uf tha ovar* I In* turn* in m ini' for thi* t rfi n iiiluni Hiiinng I It«■ i ciery f t n u n i «»f thi* -l ilt* hi which Ihvy ' I will itr* ith* wlirlher i»i nut ilu-y I Wl.'ll In nprf nth tllulrr nn agirr I iii«*ni liming Ilu* rnrviing si'inmi * In 11* MtlminisU'te^l by an r lf d n l gmiip who inter 11n* mithnnly I»« ih t fm i* pi tnal fun prrit'tfs uinl »*nfi'iit* nllu'i imuhilinnN utllllKrtl ill l 'thi : inilnti\«*. agreement, n+rnlly i»p’pf«pr«l hy K irrrlary *»f Agri ’ lullnm Hi'tiry A, Wnlliuv, Counlv lAijiftf r It. IhiW’snn irminth'd h| Kntiftinl nn*) Hnninttii* tNiuiliy 1 I fmimtH |«Hlny. It »•!- **i w**i l'%» imI n V iR iim i M.li.iU »'*■ 4*iel I'mJ, hr. I-M in humtih «ai ilu*" life, % j miiit>U* rpiiiidy .i tii n Tn* ntuy lm>iliIng with I,, - It «■!« lilt klatl'a > • f l.» empfgvtl uhnoat u I* *'tly 1mill I tnml\ yfip inls It*, pui It ti rI* i iilllplhli* 'h i fur *if ii n 'Sanford Students Ailing Children Be Will Register At ProtectedAt Home Schools Tomnrrow Mr. Maw* it utgisl nil fa rtm’in win* nt*t phi* fjinilinr with Ih** Mr*. Onrtithy Jam b, <.unity t«-»»M hf the figtvemerit tn cmiit* H'b'inl nurda*' li*lAy fi*i|iu**ti*.l oil * It* him Hint si r**py in *'itih*r parrnl* In thn ruunly to irfr.iit 1 thiil ltn*y miif lit hiiVi' 'r#*ir*'«t from ,i Inline Ihrlr i hil.tim to >) kiv.whttr** nT|K«* pact lK*fm»' Ink ••hind il until: tha romini; >I'll I. H it imr nt»y mtiim which they might thry n i p* ■ uffrrlrV* from, rojil* oi * liilrF r«-pt« t. uthrr mim>r iiIIiih M* »lnr»* Ihr r, I ll" lull >t»y tn ay i«‘ aiMilVnl au«l vary nften, imva'lhV u«) for m i *n*t in Mr. Ilnwatwi’a nfficr nr in' ion* i |ildi'iiitr»^anToni; tin* arhool ,* *V111Ini V* 11rti g SI iirr» In ^Af he * rhlldrm .^—■ . , ■ tli'iiMi: Ihe ii'fi-rrmhnu |H|iVl ** t *'(*hll'ljnl Mifr.'tinif fri'io nm . f«utli Ly ih** S icrW iryl • lyn uf /illiir** .hoiild I,a kapt nl f cult! re, whirl* In-gift/ ’ Tbvrfy ^ Jiorna ifmI traalail," Mr*. Innih n !Vpt tt ii ml »tmt!mica, i iw w i h tKatunl, if thi* wan* dutia* I hr | Sat hi ihiv, S* pt. ll nn m iiii'rr of rommiinir*l*|i* iliM<n*r* n poll* Will i hide nt I: amtin# tha *rhoul rhihlnn nf Ihr Kmnernua rsTTrrrfS fount)' would (n* irrrally da* riii It y Ittve nlmnly jSTd Tnrii Mr, Itrtw^on aUnl. fold* arr dm* uf tha moil, runtaylnu* nf* allmrnl* mol 1 ,|i|i*ail tnpliily ill tha rrawiliil rl*> ntli«. *nd In many nu*< ilavilop rmn pliratlun* whiih Ion uftmi, pinn fatal In rhildrrn. Mr*. I amli nt*o ndvikirl Ihnt tha nirtHatinti Tiuiuirini:*u ia ■ wr«*k* rmiihnra in thi* *l*ta »l tar Imouk oul of tin* ,t*t<> iluiiii): tha aiimmar Mould lx* mol * mildly WAHIIIN’HT*»S. Hcpl 7.- (Ah The* Kaiiilnnln rounly Houiinl* a n ro n n r'tlil. yaar Im*i'iiU*i* of Mu' — The hl*h rh*t nf tlvlntr n yliin* I * nut In tlio thilnl , lliuiaa Iti fit nl ili* pninly*l* rplifiniir III prohlrm In dapHiiilnn lima*. I* toduf, lor tlialr rofulor mimtlili ■ tima *artinn* of our nalion/Ti irturnlnll to plsruu #ov*i rimmil ll iat 11hr All rhihlnn m Iio hatr l*rrli >>i|l and puhllr. .' * of ilu* Mala ami’ will mil hova tlnvi rnniaiit nffli UI* h I a in i* hrail hrii* for two work* prim to biiMifi***: hu,ii»i*** r r i r t c U u * d tha <i|H*nini; of artiool inipii pir(nvrrnmrnt pnllry. point* to I M-Ul n hralth rartifir»ta from » llin tax b'intan mid to *lil«hiir V |hralth authority in tha lin o vtoil• ro«l* Inrluiilnr **■ *'' lnrr«a»nf. ,n l or ha rxaiiiiniil hy ,lha lounly Mlior rhlm** in dlib an ar#u* tm in lliul a *(*’* arc imt In C'lt.ulr* II. h . Mi (Tom* rrunalliK rnmiKli Ii, k a r p .‘ piiro Kr*ni' Will, on both of wth prltr* f.lljr w et, laailad t nu Th<* la l,*l nlllrifal In lw>tiaa.r I limn*,' >i Hicrdar’i , by ( from I* |) K. Montaomary. AAA Juili.r It W WaiV. ' rnnaumar*' coun*,l. who * urkh*1* ' •il yr*lrrday Ihol run.umai* Tin* Snutheidr Klmlrryarlrn tnl(hl perform n "rral 4iubll< undii thf ilirit'liuii of Mr*. K I' Bemlnolo* Commerroi • rrrlio ” by mndurllnr n hiiyrr*' Tuitilu.ll udl ujM-n for rr(i*lnitu'i< for tha comtiir year tlalph lla i Mrtka in “ and Ihl* -larmlliy Mmnlny Srplrmber 13 nt !M>0 ilrad y tnrrna,a In p r l c * M ii’clork. T h , American lv.|rr,lllo n ut Ijitmr declared T hf \Voi»linrn Circle will meet Vh*^*ad." Ollie H. Gore Dies In Hospital MIAMI. Hep!. T .- f .n - O U l , II Oori*. |s. fonn*r dlrwlnr of tb , Miami Jnrhap fln b, who** tan* ■ atlonnl «har#,* aaalnat former (lorernnr D av, Sholl* almo*l roaultad In a |,«l«latlv, ln v,.tj* ration, died I" ■ boapltal bur, today. R , hid W n III fnrflva day*. Our, rharanl lhal Hlalaah Park ohtalnad preferred operat* In# data* reom th , 81* 1# flarla# CommtaMnn by Improper method* Hholti denied tha char#**. B*»L T.-t4h Bunt M BaaaareUk, Maaa., In mu*k In itit I thi uf ih* hltiiki tl In )■ivi- tin ilu r amiaidf ration td l In' lliirjii*. .'IJiii. ili finrit li.ilmn n y^ er* flatly H'futillif flip |<us»l*H i t.iHiiia lor a! i»f*i t i-'it, was aufb mi it|N*ii tD|tltnimlk rrlm ff aa to m iry l hi' ihr m l »‘f nn l»\leriin* 11*.mi I tvpltieiitn tn Ihe crtiwiWA M» •hli tium an, hi|il«unkla »a i*t the rott*« tpH'ltrcs *»f the rirUnnge o f iititufit ftiTtitnpUabail wrllhln th# hptiuit i»f a fi'W hoUfii tnl*bl n'»tllnhrd «la rao« Tbre#> ■* High Living Costs Again Plagues U. S. — Henry Hadlay, dUtln#uUb*d Anaark an tampnwe roaductac, d M at hi* haan* ban yMtardny aftae n lane Bln***. . ItTL Bndky atadkd W*nh* iti nl her pint* I u Im(i Mil> titiil liitlifii tVath n publlabar of for year* a puliliahrr a t dally nawapaper* In Clinton, Ind- who died yMtarday. BUhop, 71, had lived here tha peat IT year* and conducted a daily' column for tha local weekly new** 1 popor. A heart attach waa ra* ly o b a lU * Jo* hi* d e a t h , _____ Weilni'Mloy ni(ht at th* niwln' nf •Mr*. K. I’, t'arraw ay op the Wrat Side , t H:«HI o'clock It m i r< pmti'd liMlay. The Hanford Kiwanl* will hold It* rr#ul*r weekly lunrhetn la. morrow at 12:13 o'clock In the Drill room j>f th* Valdai IIMil. J ucIr , ll. W. War* wBl bo In chary, o f th* program. itiithnrUalively nft« u S'ivi.'i itn**tta Vifirt T>Twieried *° Ioily nmt l«***n niiit illy rebuff I’d mi rhnryi*, that ltMIhd "plf* nil*" luhmnrinc* wen* rv»poti»lbl* fur ilu* finWlnit of two Hovtrt frciithlff* In lhi* »r« Una* “ f t Ppoin. • Itifi.i iiii'.l Itritkh mvirrK mad# ii iiimn Ihnt tin* l1ill«n*8«yW Inilililii “ iliwt mil chanya th* aitualinn nl nil." Till* view *P* patently ir n h ciimmuhkatad iinlikly tn {Inly. riii' liilinir her* wa» lh a l 11illy, l»»|iilii M ilt, ,h r could tint iiKi, ninml tin* MedltrrrahBen i >.iifi'n*inr, would play Ini* Ituikin'i hand* If khn alayeil anay fmm the talk*. Thcaa war* ili'klKii'sl In fiml n way to »toj>^ tin* myrtcrlou* attack*, h i m o f ’ tin in It ■ nniili lUiflnl ttibmari“ *a mi tin* Bhlppiny uf many Nation*. ROM.:. Nepl. 7 .— M l— lint nii-hl fm 111n11v n m n iil fa*, cnil Duly uf oinl tiitf (wo Soviet ■ hip., n Ilu* M cdilrriaw an ilur. ini* ili>* 1*11 riii |i*iH'rlam‘ «f «ub.v iiinrini* "pim ey" ami received fiuiil lluly n rurl reply that llitin lim il an linim'diale diplo. unit U* lirritli. Tin* Hi **i*ian »mln. delivered 7»* I'lnnicr Mu*ndini'* forriyn min' i* ti l mill nun lit law. Count Cl nun, it nl tint i*li*nllfy Ihi* l» r. |h ,|.hi| vi*»*i*l lull demanded In* ili iniiily mill |uiin*timrut uf lho*o i I'Mp.>n9,iUI<’ fur Hu* um like n l-, lurk. •• t'lutm. after liuiriiil enn»ultaIlmi tilth Mtmu.ilitil, Infnl intil Mi,*i mi i lull Ilu* iillryatiou w*a i . j n l n l .... I Hint lluly i-efuaed. Arson Seen As Cause Of Kenis Fire Uki Night IxOCAL WEATHER At*nn I*. fifth i* 'I 'n 1 ' (alien uf ill* Ilf' » till Ii •' mil In thn hnlii. »'( Muln I* at S: Hi t.'fl' i i ,vn mm. «*'" MunIt-1pal lioll I’ lrtt Momt t latt nlslii. I if , 'M 'V V Clnvulnnil i .it- .1 |C‘ 'A1/ 1' Thn fir" In i h'lriu’iffWw.d th , aid, of in. iiyftianjW hnii t r iU " l i *r liinamiiuld" iu.it ^ ily S'i room utu n tin H ii iu"i*'*tli arrived no |hv ■ •ni' At tha 'limn of tm* III'- ■ ithin* Wfilni'eday. Kitramo ■ ithwrit Klurhln,- partly cloud# nirlit nud Wrdnr*day, aoafc • id tlniiulirihowrr*. • • lla)tu iA Tide* Wrdni'Miay1* tnla*. high L l l . M , III 07 I'. M ; low, 3 :M> A . , 1:40 I'. M ., » lUruaicIrr il 'Today, .K ill; f c t c n la y , 3044 , rrrrip llillu n Tidal Inf yealrrday . .00 Total fni month to data __ J lf NolinjI to ilatn .M Trmperaturaa , Minimum, HH; minimum, IK. O ffk la l llaporl Wall Streel Stocks ('rack On War Scare II I mu kmiM if A* la rr* . Iiloek* .of alork I . Hull Ih.iu’*., dumiuil nn I k N*W York I in p/i*nui ih* ,p;t;iinunn "fndiiv »b*r* r uf ill.- ntfii bant Id[ikf down f t tn tiiurn Hu ii ml m dllli'l |3^". ii *kat,. T h , aln*h ' Ih ear Mhn nuUid* Mum aroiiail ihro* mlmile* rrriu . tmill 11J mb* at ah .irtlvn I ri'tHirtrtl ^'li.d ** H i, „ a ,ln n warn Into Ii.nl biilll a third hoar. ,iil" of 'th*' I,, l.i*m NO f " hoHuvae. whlrh nor |u>r,u«i«. In’ • IivIiir con-1 Iblvf Clnvt'lNiil wiilfHtiread |fti»bm,,]#**_. d.'fil .Hi flntACI*! nuirlBr* th , im**lhlllly pi »- Kur< » *r ullhuuxh uiunv lr»drn t h , elivc that r»i*pilflam th , mure* nf r* ll Imtlnek* �t n v c ^ F v r t ' f ft.4*1 H T 5V . ’ T' W W W 1 r - m n a m ip m a n amoabi noannt r KHlIng- The Deer | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1537 ~ ' i Creen Vafley Dairy Stl D m T n M — — A t Inst Florida aportnmon are beginning to do eom«* thing about the plan of tho State Livestock Board to-atH nlhllate all tho doer in South Florida ae p art o f a ip ro gram for eradicating tho cattle tick. Beginning Septem ber HM t In proponed to lift nil 'game lawa In th e S ta te -protect­ ing deer, and actually to organise bands of cattlemen, march them through th e woods of South Florida, and MH every deer th a t can be found. • According to members of the State Livestock Board, U w ■R a n i H a l Cm b I RICH y iff c Phone ajJI-’W or 823 4. Follow bwtrwetJaoa gf afflctot* la charge • th* MvroUggtJow. » r Th* AMwlaMS r r i — ■ The heed 0-M en, J . Edgar Heever, roaorotueo do thin. coerae of aethu*. Plants. Hibiscus, 1 Year Old. Fancy leaf Caladlumjg. All ■Colors. Bawl ad iO sh tings: LI gust r u n , H ibis­ cus, Paradtee Vine, F k a * m e , ' W ater LUfo. Hog Plante. Boses. Pool {Jonstm d k m , 'Landscaping. All Pteala Guaranteed. Gold Flah. The ritidaephtf switchboard” st the deer. Wish Inston la open 24 hour* a day W e have been wondering for some time why the T»hut Honvar urge* yea to try, U emwigway' arises. I fportsmen of Florida didn't band together in an effo rt to cewpess yooraeif before calllsg'aro tbs aoly iafalllM* *• as to five essential Information IdrwUflasM—. .*ombut this wholesale destruction of one of our moet in­ teresting assets. There are not many places in the coun­ try any longer where deer can bo found, and Florida Is one State Game Preserves >f the few states In the union with sufficient wilderness May Get Federal Aid tnd game life to a ttra c t hunters from other s ta te s .W. C. HABTUNE For years stricter and stricter gnme lawa have been WASHINGTON. Sept. enacted to protect our wildlife. Most of the native hunt­ Monroe Corner Florida wOl b# entitled to federal ers, as well os those who come here from other states, have VKftBR rOR TODAY PSs-s SSS-W help tn establishing gsms pro)roved themselves to be good sportsmen, and have observed oonres under Umu of a , blit now kCONTF.NTMENT: Pervero* die- the laws of the S tate and the rules of the woods, su f­ swelling ‘Pro*Went $oo**velt‘« Btrtgi of man of corrupt mlrw*. ficiently well so th a t during the post few years there has signature. a destitute of the truth, auppoi The measure arts aside revenue il increase (n many kinds of wildlife. Deer g Dial geln la godllnnit fron from tasee In firearms, ihetla and J f t t Arrived live been well protected for a num ber of r t k u l ^ t . : withdraw thjrirlf, Rut godll cartridges for participation In Aril, *... fz with contentment U graal da. For wa brought nothing Inti- According to the B tatc Veterinarian, after the cettle Now Is The Time .To Plant ||b arerid, and It li certain we cat "BURPBK'B SEEDS GROW" rry, nothing out— 1 Timothy d deer, and the damage will not be felt. We fear, however, HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED C0. th at th's is easier said than done. It would take a good 100 W. FIB 8T 8T. PHONE 41 many years to replace ell the deer that will be eU ughtered TO A BRA Rlltll tnclcr tho present plans of wholesale destruction. And Bantering hither on llitlcai DAYBOOK furthermore, even If it could he done, there U grave llkell, wlngu carols** vagabond of the *cn, 'kjoiI. nelltirs bring w hat It is, th at It never brill be, t f i b thou htad'it the surf ttin Wc btlievo there m ust !» some other way of m eeting WASHINGTON, Sept., T. —(ballyhoocr plrnlpoti-nli»ry for tho ring*. lie cattle tick situation. The easiest way, of course. Is Probably one of the things Froal- JAtlantic dlatrlct of the federal T is bar that thundrr*, the *hil dent Roosevelt didn't think about houalng administration-*! leu D ism asis And Watehce * that ring*,— ',Glro pi# to keep thy company. : * r K h! • ppolB‘^ .Hu*° B*fek, than half of hi* senatorial aalary. . Fine Wiatdi And jew elry Repairing to the Supreme Court was that. _ ... ... . im n UN. Bopt. 7. - 0P)-H ure To» Heflin would try to su re st From llme to lima he broeacd 'All at t h r w w e a * ) « e - ' 4 V F ^ i < placard*, potted orurywbaro la Bis at end M o a tin g And Engraving * Block In the senate. lout on the senate floor in hla Uit city, wanted Uarlln'e InbabB»ar Tbs people outside Alabama! fawn-colorad aOit, looking like a Bring thau at tail to show oti l | snake* clem*# kaaw fawmar ... / t i..n _C __ litol* last night to ' bo . roadjr met * Tor mimic air raids on al> A ll of my journeylnga end ili.-n> coueecatlvo nights, starting Bopt, here, 24. Sixest lights sad atectrie A Vacation At Home n u our tether muat bo out I signs will be oilloguUhod. All ■hop window* mast ramain cheer,— For those who hnvc been unable to luko n vacation 'I on the ahoro and thou on tin luring the summer, the Baltimore Run nuggenta that It is dark. Hoses wlodowa >uu*t hsru drawn blinds and automobiles not yet too late to haw all the thrills of a summer resort must douse Choir boad and toll Idislly rocking on ocean's brva*l, right ut home, the Titusville Stur-AdvocaU remarks. light*. GLASS MIRRORS . PAINTS | Horn*thing In common, old Here is how it may be done: friend, hava wv, Move into the smallest bedroom in your house; if pos­ Robert E. lie*, a military en­ on the shingle trekrat thy sible one immediately over the kitchen. gineer, never had commanded naat, mora than a few doatn troop* If your lied Js soft mid downy, put n couple of bricks 1 to tb# watort look for real— In the field bafrw* the Civil Warin it. ’I en lha abort and thou on the Big n hole in the garden, get Into It and cover your­ self up to the neck. When you -gvt tired of this diversion, I . — PRANrtB Aiurr iia u t h wash yourself off with (he garden hose. P ASSORTMENT FLOWER SEEDS W E E T -T fc e J E W E L E R s ta r s QUALITY— -DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products NIPPER HOTEL LEAMINGTON BACK Bo when th* tint mm In nr trot* celebrate* her gulden wed dtsg nnnirersarrl Now that lh* I'roaldent h»* Signed lha auaar bill there Should b* lea* hlltrrnrsa In 'He Dtmorratio party. The ttnlled Htale* inn*'Hu­ tton— lid ranrn o ld - a rr*'«' kbd valuable documenl. aaevf I t , - Florid* Advocate. Or If you change II. cbanrv II th* legal way, If you wish t<> taki* n quiet nap in the afternoon, put a radio next to your tied and tu rn in on full blast. In the evening, remove the screens fm m the bed­ room windows so that the mosquitoes can get In to you. Go up to the r»of and expose yourself to the sun un­ til you nro nlcriv burned. Then take whatever cxcrcUea will make you stiff and sore. When you have wearied of all thla and wUh to re* turn to n norm il life, send youraelf a bill for 420 to $25 a week and don't forget a nice fa t tip to tho cook. SANtURD TWENTY YEARS AGO in Hotted Elate* to paslab Mexico f*r roughing up the Catholle cler­ gy down them. If* rod* thle hobby-home In and out of tho senate. Although few beaUe* Heflin evpr took it very seriously, ho carried R no far a* to bolt th* Al Smith ticket ia 1021. Is IBM a Bankhead fatherson cycle wa* computed otter s 10 year interruption by HafUn. Tho groat foa of tk* Fop* had been elected to t$e senate m 1220 to eucteed John H- Bankhead, father of tho present congivsvimuJ Bankheads, the spoakor of the boon* sad tho senator. 8 soaker T o Wn ^ MIAMI, FLORIDA One Block Front Shopping Die trie ta and A m oem enls Schick Shaver noograaa narornl • yanra h*i*r* hU No ride* brother polUhed o ff ll.flln ln,W * 1430 primary and *w put No •nsthor Jahn « . Hanhh rod in the nun. . ■ p Hard Ui m i theo c o m up»n eflU . fe w politician!, especially " • senatorial kind, - a n a s* rant rbad fortune* from politic*! and HaBkt wa* not on* o f the**. Ho Wan ia nod oat o f Washington ■ await ad «h* time, and kg 1032 had forgotten Ms nnU Papal U t- On* thing we’To autlrod thout modern warfaro: while tho central still m*y nut load th* Share*- ha'*, liable tn Rel ho tv bad behind th* line* by an N. E. 1st 8TRRET a t BISCAYNE BOULEVARD V v Overiooklttg’B ayfrM t Dark and-Blacnync Bay -~ OpposUs <Uok>n Boa Station Summer Rates Until December For Real refresh m ent On These Hot Simmer Nights TRY OUR ’CUBAN SANDWICHB8 SPAGHETTI CHILI AND CHICKEN ■HOST 0*b«s< BEER—WINE—DRINKS BLADES, No LATHER BRUSH, No LOTIONS Single Ream wHh B ajh—$1J50; Double Room with Bath—42.00 Alfred Blmons, Manager F l o r id a M il it a r y I n s t it u t e . ri lew/y^ro/l'er Be*/fleyr... RUptwisty Tbnmgb G tto p fVapwrwn ry r*4o/a^e«ter(droiWAv«V/*rw>)477d. F f C * f k S Q O L _W . EUGENE JO N E S, P rosidont s s,r S A ma fk aa * thuuld find tbiu h i t Ut lh* (art Ural the Vat KSal U ** far. — AahvUlo Time* They probably would If we warta't already sending Msrtaro wear there lu net mlieil up la It. And now tbo i«p* are bealnbtop In gel a l*eta of llietr own mod Irina. Krporli Imre II that a aquadroa uf China** ptbwe* bombed lha Jap*"**'' OlW bf Kagoshima. \\» bava kmo. wondering why they didn't 4a that for a long Umo , i Bpaahtog of IYe *Mant RuoxiWH< Jpkp L Lewi* of CIO f Mb. aay*. **ll til bobso re* nu* 1 ho baa auppod at telwr'p table •4 o ho b*0 been ahallaxad la hor^ bona* to cure* with i pml fervor ba 4 (lha Impar1 gltty both labor and Its a 4 v*rglea when they become lor bed l deadly embrace" hly pall Sir Walter S c v tt Beotdh p**» and noreliat, died In l i l t . t TAMPA . tIf" 204 PARK A lfR * . 1st • . J , > Nrirnl your food trim . )M hojlo rooked ^sstriso. * baag»ewteia..mro ^ •■EnTd-IlM V* H ll au . PREaceUr r I �r* t 11 WgUife ,«as QUEEN OF QUEENS Narrow Escape dal A nd Personal Activities Sanford Girls Attend Tallahassee College CamJtbtU. liO l .^ ^ r e J a c h .' Eapilat Q ratth wITI'have a picnic aCTSanLando Sprlnga. AM mamhatu a rt yaqiMtad 't o meat a t the church a t 3:00 o'clock. Mlsa Helen Chapman will fiv e a Certificate Plano fU cital a t S:0 * o'clock a t th t itndlo o f Hr*, Fran­ ca* B k k a o n .___ • TODAY Clrtla NumVtr Thro# of the W ltst B ap tilt Church will meet at honfw o f Mr*. W . & D«Coara#g, Tenth Street and Oak Avenue, «t The following girl* from Sea* ford expert t* attend Florida flu t e College'* S lid annual term gpenlng Monday. September 13, It waa reported t o d v : trppardampun. Mary Ahn Chapman, ‘E leipor Htekaop, Clara Mclich, M iry ftooia* Merlwnther, Mary N kkal. Adelaide Richter. Jane SharonMary NaU Smith and Betty Whrc Inaa. •, Freihmeni Art ' expected to a r ri*a on the campua September II. The collega dorm Itor Ira will be Open at JAO p. M. that day and Ik# flrat meal will ha aenred at flsSO P. M. September 19 In the collage dining hall. Registration* for the freahmen have bean made In advance In order to facilitate matter* Freshman Week aetlvtMae will take -up the peelod from September 19- 13. UppereWamen OrrVe September J* ' * **' g let ration* and Hai a t 8:90 A. M. M< iy, September In Fatal Wreck i l e a i l n t * P le a raw* neet ■ nomlng air befar* retiring, the bays were driving down the beach when the machine ( | r P ersona ls ltr* . C. A . Yancey nod Nod Yiutaey apent the wtekawd in JsokaonvlH# rU lting friend*. MUa Made Una Oefmond of Boatun, Maaa, ia riaitlag at Ike home of Mr. and H n . J. D. P a r bon at Twin Lakes. Mrs. Belle Ballinger ignored In Michigan Mia* Jaaa A a g u iU Cochran# i* ■ pending g few day* In Jack* -«• vllie aa the guaat of Mr. and Mia. G. C. Cochrane. Ml*act Janet Chapman, Evelyn Echoic, NaU G off, Mary McMahon and Badye Garner »pcat the weekend at Daytona Bear*. Uf‘ \ > a»>: J.t r.V V vvr )'•*.'■ bfia,'j/-t >v*fi UvF.'l vU^v.-kV Mr*. OrvlUa Punk relumed to her home In Savannah, N. Y . S a t­ urday tfle r having apent the p**l two week* with her miKlter, Mi* Gertha Rivera. daughter, Adelaide, of Mlainl *|wnt the weekand herr viaiting -The following Ham of Intereat friend*. Mr. Behout waa form erly! wag flipped from llio Grand Secretary of the Seminole Cuumyl Uadgn moapandaat. Grad hadre- Chamber of Commerce. Michigan paper 'M l* . Orma Lyon eutarlalnod Ml** Helen flarider* of IbatiMi, a J u g * party of rnlatlve* l»*t Mas*, la tha guaat o f hri vnclc •m 0 hr tor (ha plaaaura of Mra and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. J. tl. Balia Ballinger of Sanford. Kin., Iltvlson *t. their borne at Twin who ba* baea her bout* guest Lake*. £ha waa formerly o f San ­ for goma time. Mi*. BaUlnatr ford. waa a cousin of the ml# Alvab iih iu m Pros* r»*» AMI Lyon and formerly |lr^_lJU-dkd IbtN-c-rt Master, '►*Mr. anil Mr*. J, <V-Ayrock h*ve J.iifi nlul»tr Jehaa. Bh# ha« ->llv«Arth-^'inrl<la returned from a thro* week* vaca­ county pruaecuting atUnu-y, who go swimming a t San1 n mna tlma and It la many tion In AahevtUe, N. C. They wane '1* rolclirallng hi* 31 *l birthday year* tine* ab* ba* visited in accompanied home by Mho Betty today. tlila v M olly A* Mr. Itaillnanr M ONDAY . Anna WiHon of Urlaado who will wlU soon ba going back to lb* VluUlor* of Klly Onllii*tjrca return to her home tomorrow. auony aoutb, Ibis opportunity were arraigned lotnri- t'lly g a |j* tha. dInaction of Mr*. E. P. Tundali wBJ oj»*B for rogfatm- waa takaa to get the ruutln* [). K. Mi-Nali, manager of thh Judge Frank I. Miller In a together for an all-day p1<nlc. tian At 9:09 attack. '.Srniinolc County CtwdM AakucuJ *r*atnu of- the Munli li-.il Knurl Aa Mra. Ijrun will suou leav# till* n tli- ru o o n ttion, U spending ikla weak »\ bar comfortable country limoe |Comp Roosevelt near Oval* w her j having rrcenlly sold tbn proper 1 iUlief nt pnllre till) (i It'llihe I* taking a abort course in ,ty the plinned lha party far Hurt* Ji’tOiMed today to work Fire and Casualty Insurance, of ley li te n week*’ v*c*tlun most bar gaaat In lha famlUar *urof vililtii In anil III* wife tpi-ul ■ A Bn* picnic dinner wai enmijnylng |He cool Hroet* at Day­ joy*d In the -w*rd and the re­ for Tallahassee where ehe has tona l|eaih. acreplcd n position as critic mainder j f tb* day waa spent teacher la tha Demonstration In dalUtbuul aoclahlllty. lirstde* School o f tha Florida State College lha hoataaa and bar guest th e re , Fbr Women. • plough walked out by a alarm that whipped the FI* rid a ewaat *a* week age. According to a watch . worn, by the Michael* youth, which . waa smashed l a ' the accident, (ha fa* tallty occurred a t exactly ddlS in the morning. Three other Orloado to y*, I 1# Malay brother* o f the feur riding In the death ear- ware following in another automobile only a abort dicta nee behind and wknroasd the calamity. ' Bud Yandre. Prank Smith and Toiler llry»n were the three foU luwbig the feuroome. The faU l necident occurred In aliuncl exactly the m im apot where two vrhlcWa collided Sun ­ day afternoon, one burning and injuring four Dayteaa Beach rw*|denta. Anothrr passing motorist, -ono four boy* and ruah them ta H ali­ fax Diatrlet iioapital, hut both Uroward ami ‘Wood ware doad before Ihe honpital wa« reached. Michael* and Wallace were g iv ­ en only *light emergency treat­ ment and dismlaaed. The boat lea warn takan to O r lando jrealerday afternoon but funeral arraagrtnenl* are Incom­ plete pending arrival of fam ily member* of lb* pair. CITY NEWS BRIEFS Seminole County England And FVance P la n Has Clean Slate' In Auto Wrecks Piracy Moves «»• war* present. Mr. and Mra. Dick Fateraon and two rbtldreh u< of Bt. John*; Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd llryint. Mr. and Mr*. NalUa need Ond daughter. Nana: Mr. and Mf* Otis Ifeuh* ewd baby; Mr. and Mra Earl 8larkwaothar and Mra, Auralla TVrtgru of Lansing; Mr. and Mr*. Btn Boyd of New T u r k O lfti Mr. and Mr* Ed Crasai d * . Mr. and Mra- Almond Crobsman and baby of Bt. Joboa. . . . ltn Nava McMillan nt ier party M l g r M i tha Gator <Mk: tho oio BtraMM M arta Dorothy W lM lm C lock, BUMP JUoton Dari*. Mra A B M I Baby Armadillo Mr. and Mr*. Bob Yancey.spent the wrrkrnd at Jacksonville Reach. They war* Joined there by Mr. and lira. John Henry, Mr. and MfU.' Julian Lovett- oml Mr. and lir e B. McGowan of Valdosta, Ga. J . A. Brown, John Q- Stanford ■ nd Charles W. Mary left today for the Edgew«ter G ulf Hotel in Kufcowater Park. Mlsa. where they will attend a sales cengraw being aponsorad t y the Metropolitan L ife Insurance Co. WhUa th en they w it visit New Orison* ond other points In I.ouIssue. Mr*. Btonford occompanisd her hos­ Presented To Zoo Barbecne Gives At I Lake tMary Home r r ..iu * * i I Till- Couoteae Ilaugw llx-yon Blrrcntlow— m Barbara Hutton, fldlr* r*i of tho Woofworlh MlUton^t-r** I r e n e H s e v e r , o r e a a u i t a r r e d . f o r turned to the United Sdnlge'-yggthe ftret time In Grdnd Nation* trrday aboard the "Queen' Mary" al*a snmplunu* romantic munic.il with her tilln l husband- bubbling drama. -The Girl Bald No." with anecdote* o f her *on, Line*, which tilt?* hare tonight at the •grit one year and a half, R lli Theater. -The- ate»r d r a t a ' With a n|«o” ftmaitway li(<okle Indiana it known a* tho “ Hoot* who *»'ka to get area with a, U r" state. x prrlty tllme-a itnnrr jrlrl. whit ha* outsmarted Mai and ln*t him a M . “ The nirl Bald No Introduce* to the ncreoit foi in* flrat lime the fainou* mu .to and lyric* (•( Gilbert and Biilllraib which hare delighted two generation* of playgoer*. ttvlrrllol)* from “The N ew I W lU k lr * W ith ra * a . Mikado,” "H.M.S Pinafore." “ Pi. r. Very *w»r term# •, , rate* id l*amaura" and olhcre of llu-ae classic operetta* are N r» U tl aunt by William nanfonl. Vera H ry tth s* » float. Frank iloulau and Vivian Fiirlurj* Itrim It t fnsfhjotRr Han a euarii-t of atag* and •It mflhM. M. «, *’ \ oonran celnbilllea. well known > H oinf rM ‘+llt*til vmI iim * *llt In Gilbert and Bulllran stage htwt'uil ■li it itti l i i t c k l i r i | production* who make tbi-lr « llir boy r*f g irt ^ •creen debut hi ibla picture |yi»»HiMprf'*f"r flrhtml, wlirlbi Plenty of machines for school use rr MALARIA COLDS in t tilli'irr or ti f It •eitM if. tl will tt* it IIIlit hr Ip. »Ot ‘«f»* Ijr luting M>|ini»t. ypifSi,, but w ill b* m «n|unl4«r in th ilm f th o ) f « r « lo'W fQp*. Vfifktf It d rs lrn l. * V • . Houne MACH ' OFFICK SPECIAL New 1937 Model • Tub* , ARVINCAR RADIO • PRESENTS .llaUtilnif. Cuntrolx F o r.A n y C sr Ore Y ear (Tufanlrt BAUER YOU'LL H C il tb* goldaa voka o f Aawrka'a l o u i i u radio RADIO SERVICE 405 -W. lit. Phmtr 29 route*. .Sheffield plate nitiij.-n have a silver coating on j* copper liaae. In most other plalwl war* the have used I* nickel. ', fa-BCQNOMY .nd 1 SATISFACTION u t t ThahfeTested/ftoabteAction! The Frmald-Laughton Memor­ ial Hospital repoili-d this muni Ing that A. K. Rossetcr, lm-al florist, who underwent an opera' tL-ri L i t week at the institution, it improving rapidly. The liospllnl also stated that A. I).'Adam* la resting nicely following an 0|w-iattovi last week. ■ f t * BAKING A V PO W D ER Simt h k e’hd*yjt45%*nAm > U ounce* l-»r35* full Pack ••• No Slack Filliod Mr* It. ft. Murray appear'd before City Jadg* Fraok L Mil­ ler In * sprrlal *e*alou nl the Municipal Court laat Baluritsy to answ er charge* of rocklet* driving. Mitchell Iiultart, deal aod dumh negro lad wa* r* leased to hie talbar when ne wad enable t* reveal lo officer* Where he had aerurod hi* large o n th at taring r Body burning RILEY’S SKIT. 7 THRU HEPT. 8. 1M7 Peanut Butter Early June Peas No. 2 Can j CK SO N V ILIC FLORIDA BAdHmoiflMWI.il m OF tU kM U COMMBI » U 0 treatment Said ‘W Wednesday Cut Jleans No. 2 Can lUwpj} Gelatine Eatfjdl Tuna Fish No. Vi Can (ojftitry Kist Peas No. 2 Can Bunden’s Milk 3 Tall Cans IANANAS 4 Ibe. . COKING APPLES 5 ,*lbs. '¥ # * ■. IMES doz............... PLANTS ¥ W om en M • »*••» rnally He Ihe apark to plunge tha nation* Into war. T h .- ltalo-Huulan cla*h— grnv. rr iitlll bee*u*e It came about wllh full diplomatic formallti** — climaxed a week of rising ten­ sion a* Krone* and Great Bri­ tain *ought the rowiperallon of fascist Italy and K u m U In a pUn to avert illume the MediUrranvan Sp—dy RmlUfo f Chills CARDHY CA*D< r* -. *Th« Glrl gaid No” coowTisa hbwhwb I s - A t Ritz) Tonight1 NEW y o b k ; Sept., 7 . - w » — YOU'LL CHUCKLE at tb* world*, tw o m o il fim oo* tan l-co k o p e r tlo r i. . , (Cmritty </ «*«*■• •^■■■■■agooggooooooOo OB LSew w m y D e p a rtm e n t QflhJtU/ llgpartaent Fancy Western Branded Beef flunk* Q L o ta o r C to b lb . O i found Yonder | lite r ' f c . .......... A ' Seminole Printing Co. W afer’s Sliced D v in d B e e f lb. jFrooli Oround . M t lb * ...... DON'T MISS THIf •l&STAVSTUDMD ru a hour show LR �i ,31 >. I n jQBflr 5.' 'B ig D a n B r a in a r d H u r ls S ix H i t P itc h _in g P e r^fo r m a n c e T o m L o o k o u ts A 6 T o 2 W in m Hoibrooky Bob Jones And Bubba Didrickson Lead Hitters For Tilt With Two Each Durinff Contest - W g m M terpIpf® * H th o *o ca *1 1 bee ted th* southpaw plants of thi DoLand are moundaman, BtldM Harper, who waa married Bat a id ay afternoon. Slimming out *fYm hll* oil ' Eddie Harper and Jim McMul. i Ion, the I-ookout. ramr from; be' hind In the fifth Innlnir ami ee cured two run* on<l to lake t on* run lead s*«»i which waa nevei - overcome by the H*d* durlnr the 'remainder of the ronteat. Brainard, on the hill for th* ftah tln f Sanford outfit, wa* »t hi* prime, althoufh he ahnwed ■ Ifna nf wildneaa all dtirlnf the . fam e bu>. he manar’-d thlnya In bia owm way and he proved to Ubk■ OmvUw o f th* tlN. Brain: and ollovretl the I’atteraon outfit ' blit six hits, o f which they 'blended to ftlh r r* with thwd Lookout mlaeuea for their only t two tall low of the fame. Brain* onl Ixaued free |ia»«ea to only : three o f the Itrda while al*o fanning- the aame numlwr. Harper, facln f Brainanl nn the ' mound for lleland, allowed the 'Lookout* aeven hlla, of which ho WR. unable to keep araltvm l. i, Th. loeala alao Imik advantage of_.thr.-e Del-and nilaeue. and 'to tk lfd tlinir run* to alx for the -ovonlnf, , three o f . them eomlnf final atanxn. Harper alao Q allowed al/na of weaknra. aa he fa llo w ed nine o f, the lemkout. to ’ take thei* haae on walk*-but hr . display Al hi* uaual alrlke-out | ability. he *ent eleven nf thei ^Lookout* ilnwn via that route. Th* arorinf ho»l lilt lea .Marled in the Ited'a half nf the*' fourth frknta. » li.-n 1 ’ ;1e link'll,-- mvu N » k baa* «.if latlla. Il.ililrtock fllr.1 Button a Andy I Wnablnntun I'hll.O.lphla and Holbrook tagged up a a**ro on th# play. U a p l M wont out y . a t a o Jonr, uxauUtad for tho ooeoedj T I v l U I out b«t while PH*hard o n o tl a' th . pUto, PhUUpo otol* homo. fo r I j O | 1 (U ) th* altth run o f th* otgalag. L*adInf th# hitting 1 * ' th# n __A_ n OTtnlnf * u Sammy Holbrook, “ 08111 • I " Bob Jone* and Bubba Bhftfcksow . Jn Pinwho poled but two hit* ta fo ur, w rt^ t-ii appearance, at th# pUttar daring tt f l l C l l Ml. o aa ro M o S E W an .1 S&UR. s i * " i hagrtWr. eutfW m : ::1 | * ' f ■I * *h l L j t f t W S S J :I i Kau<h «f — » » Total. . . . II I tiK t.enn AS, I t t t i ' i J l It, _ S M Nhimtr. •• .... I # Itofda'ork.' lb T * * * I * 1 H * a * } :• i HAVE YOUR Watch rr|lilr.dj k on# who really kn o w lX ^ Brigge, Jeweler, Magnolia AveW VE8TOCK: Carload o * * 1 * good muli-a fnr sale or ex. change, Carlton Llvratork Kx. change n-prcscnlr.l by J. C. Homan, llcanlstl siding— ItanJ Morrlwethcr bam. TRACTOR WORK: I have new Oliver Hart-Par tractor, plow, and harrow, Work appreciated. Call Malbelux, Phone Hit:’, tie .utoaiobUoa. M U H S IE b «S'*wr Mu *SG ■ aclmd hy the tally RAVY D U TY BLACK DIA ROND TRAILER, good Ures, Jwadosed body. 12.',0.00. 1032 Chev relkt coupe, good tires, $106 Ot Reel A,Sons, Ufed Car Dealer*. f — Help Wanted 14— Room* Without Board ROOM FOR RENT In private homo H I Elm Avo. 15— A p a rtm e n ta F o r R e n t s 26—MUcenancoua For Sala gO *4* AIIII.KHH TRACTOR Tire, for aale at clo.* out prices. HimBA BY HWINO end Coirlog* for salt. Practically new. Reason­ able. did W. First Bt. ***£?£* « l* ? * M I*® W tk* *° * * — Xfikeep' 11—Miardlanroua .» TWO FURN 1B1IED room! tor real, oeatlarorn oaly. (ll- J D n • AT*. Phona lip , A , J j. T FOOT MAJESTIC Ralrtgar alor for |IT M arott-Carrs way, Ino. ’ ’ / ONE MILK e*w for aaU. Aiao Traiiar. Phan* M 4-W. EXCEPTIONAL' VALUE 3 * Two FOil A Bsllafactory paint Job aaad M hr • •Track Uiwo. Mc­ ai*ky* specify Doslar a Oty Kee Asia Sopply . aaaltty paint* — They're "Beet t e e the Soath." Stabley-Rogers Eardware Oo. II VonlorMar’a MoonlU »J» m .III .**» .» ! Robert Howell Reporti For Hu In itia l Session ’ an » Biff Tackle Expected To Be Biff Aid To The 1937 Machine . Tho Rem ind. H lfh School Col* ab oo S if much Improvement •ry Fed* b*f*n tholtf oocood wrok *>*» ‘•■ n wofk “ W* 1 * f fridlron prmctic^ L ookuo When ,how ^ V *** ° ‘ fh .m 'eH h rro d "inti* wmit^throuBh 1" Jur3r durln|r th' tr* lnl" C “ “ *d r * " 1 .Ulrou* h la it year and waa out or tha thoir achadulod aoaalona In prop■ ration for th* Sanfort-U ndon ‘ p ' tw ,. wLfirsf--" J“l”r .s i S . .fir-own u it. a- ~ ■ NTUBMATIOBAi. U liO l'X TeeueCar*. R m . I i. Luca* machine wont throu.h an • ••*t[on " w#n " “ * rU n N.wdrh 1-1: J.rM r Clip S*l. M.atre .1 4-1; Buffalo l- f fPlr .1 oxUTUlr* . oxorcla* drill and th*B(drUI* am. II la aln *., Bseb.tU r T-li Torpoto 4-1. Montreal f.|| Buffalo t-T. field men inS lU n r* Inetructtona, E AI.AOAM A -P l.ollllia I.MAOl'M , Vealerdor'. Reowlt. ■ ' P U r - .fl Mrtot p^daluel. I , tlalon Mpr.na. t. . « ’. AMBNICAN A l lO m f lO X the puntlnf Hat a . moat of hi. »• “ ^ ' Up ‘ ^ V m l.C a r* . Bta.He # 1. Paul l - l i Mlnnaapollt f t . boot* yeeUrday were o f the riflit ^ t ^ .n T-oulerlll. Tt lndlen. ttoHe t. type end had rood dUtane* U ff e d N, « « of hU Toledo T*I ; Columbur 1*4. * * * « ' ^ " * 7 ° f hU Mllwauk*. T*S| Kanm . rtfp upon them. Stotnoff, a full b « k .' will be a ten lor thU aeaaon and M l'° " f Roosevelt Makes ” "|Basa C atchLast D 7JSS S o . " ''M< $ szrzi ..■ }£ .Wa i u w NEW Y O M ^ t t L 1 ^ - , Th* Count*** Haufwlta von Ra* ventlow— nee Barbara Hutton, hair*a* • of th* Woolworth mil­ lion*— returned to the United State* yeeUrday aboard the "Queen Mary" with her tilled husband, bubbtlny with, anecdote* of her ion, lance, aged one year and a half, { S K W e f T . .” ..* Hslflowtr, f — • • % ••• % ir tK f M M Harper, p ----- *1 . • • • three nf the 0 « Mc“ u ,u " * * « » * nlno a ll whllt Total. ||* | I ST'lone free paaa ir."iin 7 . . . . : . :n ::: • / » * • «•»*“ . Rrrora.. Hrlflow.rr K i l l i n ' , I. Th* two r ttraloard lloM.loakt , J n a dten» |k .|, n la.o ff t h.tt.d lo ll.l 7i .w i r ., lU gk.a. ' ^ lr ' 1 Martin. llolbro.lL* IWCC-r 'i i r ill, at Harrii Two b . . . b it.i I n n ITohard. a .ik p U HIOrlkMn. Mtolro baerai Clory. "•*" r *.^* I>tdrlkr.a I. Adalf. PbMli|.» The boi sroi 1-wTl on bao.oi Paafard Ik, -IWLand II. II.or. on Salt*. off Mar* UAIRMavH-l-N por II. Rr.ln.rd I. Hite .I f H.r* MrllulUn. lb per In I 1*1 Ion ag* f. off Me* lirer. t-f ... Mullen la l*( lan ji* I. Win- I'timer., lb nln* p trber. HrHard l o r l n ll.erh. If pltrher llerper U a f ln e t’nweft i.ltln.Mun lb and Hmllb Time of (.ai*. 1 :11. Itevenr.nd rf lloalaa •! Otaub. . ...... U. H. ( rant waa, regarded as MUr re. p _ a profeasl m sl failure W o r e the L m aovko Civil war. Total. ----- 5 thoir I *■ #-gfei# ,W the fourth who rr At tallied a Oil o dollar, knotted * h*i/ of th* fin 4; tool*a two run * “ th hhrn they ILL PAY CAHH for aecond hand piano. Post Offlco Hoi OAn AUE APARTMENT—Ad ulta oaly— 1»T E. rtftb Bt _ •» • o t r p m N . M H O M n s if ^ a .la ...l l l o S i --- .... NO IN III— I U tlta lle.li II It IfM Leeab.ro ------------M l l i t MO—I II II .111 Huaa: Baaeh. It.line. Rlerra. M am pkla at It Raan.r. Brrarai I. Hnaeton. Bro- New Orl.An. Tl II o». C l.m .a ta MrOeuaa I. Beach. Atlanta II IT liana baltM. Ini Blerre. C l.m .aa I4.el.HIU Tl Tl Twa baa. alia: Olerra. Beaa.r, Urm lcoh.m Mrlluwan. Macrlflrai Arnold Dou­ t-'battaaauoa II •• II 1IT ble plarn Bonner to Wcowan to KnoeHllo V r a t e r d a f ' . B e o a lt. Col. l-aft on baaatl a .ln e .e lll. Ii Mempbta * ->; K n .ie lll. »•: J e n liu r c II. B ee. on ball., off Rlerra 1 lt.m k.rt I. Rtrurk out. U.rmlaaham . 4*1) Cbattaa. Ptacra S. Rambert S. Wianla* l-l. Idtcoad cal ltd »nd Itb) N.ahvllt. at L ilt. Koch, e r: g rmb be ar :rt. R Ul .rmr ap, ir e U.: w aP*e t . mD itc hArid ■ an. ta rata. U .aruU .rUrida U . | M MrLaatblla. Tim . af Ram* t ill. TM4oedar*B R i . MIi tru re fn CerfMI* 4; Tboroaivlll* I. C l a s s i f i e d Advertisements Announcement* II It M •! Di m Todar W aaklagtia at Haste*. t *■ ■ *»«. Chloada at Si. I-sula. O lla tl Bat at had sad to fcsirs-a llralnerd. p U a lt •• IT II N .w Y o rk S - l: P * ta d e lp h la 1*1. H o a lo n S> tl C l n a l m l 1*1. D H r . l l |S«S: a t I- s h U 1*1. ■" . .* V K N E T I I Bobby Prichard woo- pwl out _ M > gn.inn o f th* fam * by Umpire Ik* Cowart In lh . ninth fnnln, whan h# p ro u a til too much about a d*“ T* cUlon t l th* plat*. Ooorg* PhD* lip . flnUhad tho pom* pt th# J J " Initial lack and Al l i n o w m .!? plae^l in e n te r fWVL „ Tho Red* m g * here tanight J ™ * * “ for th . third, fam * * f their boot th!{" . V " throe out . o f . f b * , aorta, pad ep- . 7 " ™ proilm atcly .l{000 f bopl* OW , >»• . ’* ^ p e u d to attend tho crocla)( liltJ j rendlnr Brainard to oocond. K Inydon waa aaf* on on InfUld hit, fill Inf th* baaoo. Bweda Mar­ tin 'then hit a rroundtr down to Holdatock at third who throw to tha plot* to f a t Brainard but the throw woi too lo t. and tha aeon w x, knotted and th* boa*, loaded tc the top. Bammy Hal* brook thrn filed out to deep rlfh t field and Clary t i f f e d up and acored on th* play. Phllllpa walked flllln f th* baaea once more but Joe R u fffr lo area railed out on a tr lk c to end the Innlnf. The fem e moved on till th* arventh when the Lookout* tathrred one more. We* Klnfdon wwlkeil and was forced at record by Martin. Holbrook walkad aendlnf Martin to aceond and I’hlllipg walked flllb if th* baaeo. Ilu ffrrlo thrn filed out to deep renter and Martin ta ffe d up and acored on the play. I^ n fito n forced I'bllllpa at aecond for th* third nut to retire the aide. The local* then put Che fam e on Ire when In their half of th* ninth they accounted for three runa when Martin ainflad to rlfh t field and advanced to tw * nnd on Holbrook'* Infield elnfU. Phllllpa aarrlflced both runners and Jonra, who fielded th* ball, threw wild to third baetman Holdatock when he tried to forte Martin at third and Martin V en d ,....................... Holbrook went...... to ....... third ami Phllllpa pulled up at swond. IT U ltn lu t ^ a S r U T a S S f t.1^ calling tha elfnal* for th* third ih * S iot. m * ^ aeaaon a . Colei, M .Luc.a k ha. “ t « - U . C o .th U . I . - ~ ' o . . . t ' * M 'fit ha. not auatabied any Injurie. “ chot dro^ and It hoped by th . mentor that! U ^ ’ th l. can be avoided. Coach Me* >» t h j ° [ ,k " 'T jyr 1.1 . m .n i r * hT , ' f s r a r - s srs.o m .lh ln , h . d o . . - . ' t« .» •»’ » “ " jj- J 5.™,Kr , ^ , S ” '" W” X <5 l m F .d » ™ u r ..III l . , . m r * M .t l b e l k , . o Tb* use of brack*, or ka* taka, ha* Ucreased rapidly dur- expectlnf a fin* ecaxon thla y e e r . aumed. ___________ |B( th* p & t few year*. Kolak* and 'hie eleven will be In there w o n . ft rat uoad In th* Arc­ *” • .t ip , tic redone They are small ca­ noes usually covered with seal­ ■ Ive eyeteme that * h lfh achool «n»la. skin. «ihSEl N 4w T .rk D.tr.11 C h lc a s o *< t J S u . “P rr -I— lw»* �_r w - t v i . , ' '■ • . 1 '•''' .f . -_n . *1 ■■ i.. ; l * ■— J .J ^ i i -iJ — i t ----- -------- t- 1 .' f ■ V : ..X - — i . - . -• V „ ------ r • Seminole Coonly Prodtrees — More Fruit And VegeUWen Than AnjJ Similar A m In America' r “-BHft« IrWTK^CIHIfal *"» , FfccWXlUy Affording Rail, Highway . . And Water Transportation Established In 19*8 SA N FO R D . FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NUMBER 272 ranco-BritishW arshipsSpeed 7 l0 0 C asual ties W hen !5 N e " , J a m e ! ] , , . n _ Seen On Board, J a p A i r p l a n e B o m b of Trade Body \ ©Mediterranean N avy Battle C I I * ■__ I ’j TP ^ • ChamberOfCommerce * Hits Ketugee train srzToS1 1,500 Chinese Flee-i • big Shanghai Attacked By Japs At Sungkiang Station MIRIAM HOPKINS ON HONEYMOON t J ~ " Hongkong Fi ght Jap E ngineers C nrry' Bdmis Op BacksTo ( A p l^ S S 'lr n M non1 C h in e-*• n o n -c o m b a ta n ts w e r e killed an d 400 In ju re d Unljiy in <>m* of th e w o r s t d lw is te r s cm isetl by J a p a n e se s ir Im m bs in th r e e mo n t h s o f u n d e clared lag from the war gone W'crc blown from their tracks by Jap. ants* bomber* at Sunkklang sta­ tion 30 mile* from Shanghai. Fifteen hundred Chinese were wedged Into every Inch o f train when bombs burst In their midst. Two densely crowded accondclasa coaches and three third elaaa ear* were shattered by the blast which lifted them from the wracked roadbed and turned them over. Many o f their occupants, not killed by explosives, ware crushed to death In the arreckage. The bomba fall without warning as ih ti.tr a in wee..standing la Rung’Jiang rtetion bn th . line to Han- I ' B __ | >. Fifteen .'nyw Directors were add­ ed to the Bnatd f Iljrrftotp of the Seminole County Chamber »f Commeree aa the result .if the A n nual Election held yraterday in the Chamber of Commerce Build* in ,' according la Ihe le p u t <>f C. E. Adams, Chairman of the Elec­ tion Committer, Mrmber* of Mr. Adams' active committee were II. It. Coleman, F. E. Geltler,- Jaa. FORD WORKERS MASK FOR LABOR DAY PARADE HUM & sjss ■•"ttSSSw tessssb fl Seven of the new .Director) are In Sanford, ar^M laws: Olio Cald­ well, IL C. Dubose, II. James Out, F. 3 . luimnin T. W. Inwton. Gev. Weinstein and Fred T. William*. While eight new Dirrclora ■ were 5 f elected in County communities ■ ■ \f f f i a fi* JESl I . ‘ ' -... follows; Altamonte Springs— Mrs. J f M '■'"$$ “ ~ ... Benj. F. Haines, Fem Park— Mr*. ».-4 j\ Prudence Bruno- Oeneva— W. L. S r i,, iaingwoud— Geo. H. Bridge, .\ l l -i i f l , Jr., Oviedo— 11, F. King and H. A. Ward. Pauls— Mrs, Mamie IGrogsn, and Slmvut Andrew J e ­ tsuln-In, Jr. -> . Jbe Wowde-ftnm Savannah, Ga., who Mr. Adams, In submitting hfct grew up to be a screen star, is honeymooning at Coronado, Calif., report, slated that his rom'iilllee Employes of Ihe Fonl Motor Company ware masks as they k, Huasian-bom tnovle dlrcc* wished to roll attentinn to the As this picture shows, some carried sig n , which lead was Miriam'’§ third matrl Itrge complimentary vote riven Detroit. Secretary Italph F. Ilngwrll, even and families.” though he i» not eligible for elvr* tiun to the Board by reason o( be­ ing a paid employee of inr ChamIk t of Commerce. ' n Coast To Coast AND BACK AGAIN linn is still true to its inch'lll customs, quaint architecture, nar­ row streets, half hidden enuit yards and restaurants that have not been affected by present day Americanism. In leaving New Orleina, again nnrthwrit tn Baton „ ^ w|th no 0Be to wini, heading Itnuge, we I raveled over n grsrul highway, as straight as nn arrow Both Chines, and Japanese. d ,1J^ f11' h*n,!‘ Shaded fur fifty mlloj or meanwhile look action that in- * 7 * 1 m' UBC^ ljr ,W ,‘ by muss covered trees, on each creased t h . peril to foreigner. “ ,M' ou/ T ^ r able are swamp lands anil wind remaining In Chin, and virtual- 7 ^ . 1° L in ’ meept lagoons—tributaries from ly blasted th . last hope for the • » ‘ . the Mighty Mississippi. '.'Father of Waters,” over Ihe low valleys. The most spectacular sight in Baton Itnuge Is thr famous Stale Capitol. It Is (ho tallest building In the South, apd the height to the top of Ihe beacon light is four ht-ndred and fifty feel. Huey P. lo n g is hurled in a sunken garden near the front enlrxnre. We are now crossing the mighty Mississippi on a ferry to Route 71 enroule to Al*x*ndris and Shreve­ port, speeding on soon to hit the Lone Star Btate. % As we drove from Shreveport nearing Glauwxter Texas, we saw odd, blsck objects dotted over the earth Ilka thousands o f toy pigmies. What could such queer objects he? O b and on we went to drive right In tha very mldxt of real a'l derrick*, yes, the oil wells o f Texas and most of them were pumping nil. A fter we left the oil fields It was beautiful trenery East and West o f Dalits, miles of rolling hills covered with green grass, upon which fine cattle were g ra t­ ing. Mrtdows of Hark green rum, the smell o f new mown hay, and aa far aa thr ryes could are that State Manager V. P. Miller of I laved Pensacola, situated on vaatneas, that stillness and bigLakeland, the north ahpre of Pensacola Bay. neai, truly, ” lhe feeling of the Tba local degree team will ba It la such an nld city. I bellevo it wide open spares.“ ta charge ot tha laltlatorlal work was first viaitrd In IBItt, juat > It Is now five o'clock, but back sad there will ba tacluded In tha twenty-four years after ('olumbui In b«nford only seven; yet moat program, a pound party fo* re- discovered America. The United of you dear onrs have not yawned fMabmanta sad tt U la charge Stole* Naval A ir Base la that*. the last Umr before getting up, *f J M. 8bow, W . f . Field* and It maintains tha United arid here we are traveling through and C. D. Dortoa A special en- States. - largest naval training tha wonderful amglUng oat fields tertalameut program has been school, Jrvi.i which all sea going around Fort Worth. And such ar#aagaa hy th# camp bead, flyer* era required to graduate. massive stork barns, all made -if Captain G. C. Hlnchcliffe, Vlrgtl .Of raurae wa had a deep arm ftahconcrete juat fpr these Texas Malta and L. LI Kcllsr. Mr. Ing trip, hot, no luck. • steers to sleep In. Every thing Catflna also urged atl namber* A vary arrnic driva la -cn the looks most prosperous too, but Joel la ha praaaaL ”■ Gul f o f Mexico from Pmaacola by listen to this for an appetiser: ' ' ' - ~ ' B ilo x i’ to . Gldf port and Paaa In Ahllent we had a turkey din­ ner with all (ka trimmings such as. dressing, crodivrry jdlly, Gulf. Hundred* of mighty oaks creamed potatoes, randiad' yams, -------hanging with Spanish m ow shade fresh string beans, lettucs and to­ JACKSO N VILLE. Sept., g. — tba road, which (ir e s one the mato salad, teed tea, lea rremm and Fonera] Services fa r Giles Brow- feeling o f wanting to loiter anal real iKiufta rake, all for on* dollar. erd, M, o f Orlando, son o f Mrs. w stth thaeoatented- cranes 6r fifty cents aseh. IX a Cdbchman of JackoonvItU perched out on the numerous landed la Pecos before dark, sad tba lata Napoleon B. Brow- wharvoe. ^ after a long and unattractive ard, who w as ktUtd In an auto moTha long looked for Now drive all Ihe way from Odessa. It bOa accident at Daytona Bosch on Orleans ws* reached, and trewas cloudy and wa could see Labsr Day, will ba Weld a t t :34 ly a City true ta Ks trmdhionv heavy rains In tha waft. Bn: this part o f Texas U "Just land," with miles a«d miles and nothing but a filling station with B few shacks around. Ws had report, on the way o f light tornadoes In that section i tha day before, and the old timers Iwars expecting another t W night, I hnt an wa want fo r there was no Funeral Services For'lch7 t«*«. Giles To Be In Jax | ^ D ing {elder Talks To Kiwanians On Enrollment L o y a lty Service -— CITY NEWS BRIEFS Of fleets of tho orgsniiBlion will I C . s II k H Os ro se T S lM l Heavy Is Anticipated For * Seminole Schools Judge Ware Conducts Flhir n u * l aebooU of th a county opened thalr l'J lT -lil* arhnol year yaslerday. and today the Sanford primary schools and the Sanford Grammar School'op­ ened their .doors for lh« regiatmtlon of pupils who plan to ntlend the various schools durIrr the romtnip year. According to preeent Indiratlons. Seminole County will have n record enrollment this ycarn. K. Kipp, principal of th o Sanford Orammar School. re­ ported that numerous new chil­ dren had registered at his school and that from all appearances enrollment would ba much larger this year than last. Classes In all Banford schools will begin n e ,l Tuesday, llnw ever. Mr. Kipp reported that opening eisTcleea will be held In bla school n ett Wednesday Baptist To Hold Business Session Mcmotr* of the First Baptist Church will meet In the local rhurrh tonight for their annual business meeting, during whwh they will elect officers and trarh. i rs of their Sunday School sod churrh officials for Ihe romlng year, Jno , D. Jtnklns, rhsirmsn of the Board o f '"Deacons, re­ ported Inlay. *■ Also during tha meeting the various thurrh organisations will make Iheir anatmJ reports and delegates will ba named lo a t­ tend Ih - meeting of the Seminole Baptist taaociatlan which wilt be held in Langtreed Oct. PJ and to. Osteopathic Society To Meet In Bartow Thn Mid-Florida Oaleopathle Society will moat wltb Dr. W il­ son of Bartow mm S e p t • at T:M P. M. for tha past regular monthly meeting, e sta rlln g to Information raealead bars today from W. F. Pardon, D O . of Omlneevllt*. w la U porratarytreoaurer o f tba argaataatloa. I’recoedtag tba dUaor there will ba a swimming party oaf followlag tba ftaaar. Dr. WII- Quiz On Facta Per-! tainfng To County Parke Kfl l y of Miami noil Jeiin| llrgtster Of Tallsli i-seo wrn-j married recently by l entity Judge B. W. Ware. Tile Sanford I’oslnl Clerks and The Seminole County Commie Its auxiliary vvill hove its month j , ioner» fall<*<t tn consider Ihe bud­ ly picnic and swi m party at San get of the Cuunty for the coming Isindo Springs tnimuiou uflir|)ca r ns planned in their session rnain and evening. .yesterday because lenglhv illsThe club was honored by hav­ 'rttsslon of current uuestl ui, kept ing Klwsnian M, T. Ilrs|iess «if Ihe body In their quarter- until Jacksonville as its visitor today. d:IK) I'. M. a t wliieh lime they ml Mr. llesprss is sn honorary n fin , l-'Uined until the latter poll of la-r of the rlub due to the fw l the week when Ihe new budget that hr has missed lust one week will be ronsiilen-d. ly meeting In the past It y e sis el Numerous persons niq>ea/ed Ih ■ Nino persons wern nrrstgndd Klwsnla work in-that city., foie the body yesterday with rvJndra Frank 1*. Julius Itingfeldrr asked Ihe lit quests for mail repairs and mud before City wauls members to attend in * I building uf which thu County Miller In a session of ths Mu­ afterbody the Church Loyally Service 'aureed to consider ami make ef nicipal Court yesterday to nnswtir to charge^ to be held at H:00 I*. M.. nn Gel. I foils to romplete m the n'vir fu ­ main ranging from wrecking a .ear* 3 , at thr Presbyterian Churrh. ture. , *■ Mr, Itingfeldrr also asked Ihe Murray O. flverslreet, of O r- or Ip larceny. Chester Alim, negro. • ronttn* body to eo operate in Ills loyally lanilo wss tin- fir t to appear launi from tho last cobrt aossliSl program which is srhrduled fur Kt pin nations of Hoetnt Secur­ foie j h e body with n road repair v. ns dismissed and also Andy the enllre month of October at lequesl. lie tske.l Ihe Cuunty to ity and other luxes were given improve Ihe 2.7 miles o f roadway Howard, negro, who was arrest-* today by Deputy Collector of b e lfre n Uines'msl and Sun I-Sinl.i ei| fur doing biixlnra* without Internal Ttevenuc J. I. Hurt, tin Springs sml sild slioubb’rs on each a lleeiise. la In tba chamber building e v­ lada laitlmor. m-gro. ‘ charged side of the road. ery Wednesday fur this pur­ u (Hi urerkliu: n oewer and Mr. Overstreet was assured by pose. Moss Bryant, negro, arrest ad fur. the Commissioners that t he' im­ doing business wllhont a IIprovements would la- runsidered Arronling to nn announcement eonso. were continued unlit itX and that work would begin as made today by C. E. Adams, the next se ss io n . Sanford Lions Club nit imImts will quickly as possible, It. It, tlmwn. n sp ra ensrged A committee o f growers fmni enterWil.i their wivi-s nmt swi-etwith larceny, was given a. 80 the truck-griming urea wual of lienrts at a barbecue ehiekeu day atratght senlanea-by tha City. dionrr to Ih- hekl ut Sim laimlo Ssnfurd appeared la-foie the body Judge. Odla Bell. negro, w as isnil requcstul tin- County to re­ Springs tomorrow aflrriuasi - -at given n so day suspended aaa* pair the road from Kami Siding 8:00 P. M. churches and other civic and re ­ to tho- Mountain lee Company trnro _fur disorderly conduct. K. A fltsvuna. charged with ligious information pertaining tu I ie-eoultng plant, a road which n The Seminole Hlrti Helmol assault. W a s fined IS nrl Odayfl i Setnlnnle County, frequented by heavily loaded Judge Ware rioted a short talk Band will hold lie In itial |irar llurks as well as autos and ul the John MrFstt. negro, was glrma lire In the HIk Ii School nudltie with an appeal for thr Kiwanls ruin Thursday uflrrnoon nl 3:30 present Is in such a condition as an alternative ot a |S fine o r to daya In jail whan ha plead­ la support thr churches to 'he o ’clock. A ll rimnliera of the would make heavy tiaffic liasard ed guilty to drunkenness charges:' greatest extent In their alma and ous. * . band are urged to he present, Itosa |/ « (trees, negro, wag dis­ activities. The Board advised tne Commit­ R. E. Kipp aunouneed today. tee that the 'requeued Improve- m is s e d when ahn plnsded guilty 1mrnta would la* made to tho rosil tn charges of being drunk Sb 4 d i s o r d e r ly . and George Collier, U . . V 7 ! , „ r i f * Chl<-» M ach C levela nd la-fore the nest hauling season. reported tbt* morning that spnegro, estreated a f l bond tog By motion Forrest tislrhel was —— I prngiavalely fm o OsmsiH was I 8 EL 1N. | f o w . Jersay1. Sapt. t . duns to the home ol sjnm Ken- swarded thu 'contract for furnish­ parking In n no parking son!.. -W7 — A tjyenty-yrar old *ch o o t'Is which It I, believed aotuu ing supplies la the County Convict ri admitted after boure of One purposely act u lire Mumlsy Camp and tha County Homo dur­ taailonlj.g today. Police Chief, night. A s'y u l. buwuvor. nu aus- ing tha ensuing month. Also by mntinn Mias-, 1'raneea iOTfl E. Keating announced, t u e a iim * it- r » , roreei MaeDougall, county health nurseWeather Force sat was granted a two weeks vacallpp. . F air lu partly cloudy tonight Jno. D. Jtnklns, County tax col* and Thursday with acattatfcl lector, appeared before lliu Board ahowrrs In eat ri me north p ortltn and rvqueatrd Ihatg the County Thuriulay afternoon. Kxtrvraa Tba Wrwlbridge township chief I L d g n t furnish him x much needed adding gave tba girl's name aa Mar­ northwest Florida-generally fate machine. > garet Dirnnan and said ah* waa Tba Ban Mayor Edward Higgins and a atttdrnt at th* secretarial was award: City Attorney Fir<l K. Wilson ap­ aebaai. She was the "lady In | Installation peared before Ihe Commistloners rad," Keating said, who waa |]Jaminetlor and entarad • lengthy discussion •east canning from tha bungalow Jf%h gchoc relative to the foreeloaura of City wbara .le a v e s was shot ta death 1017 aaasoi and County taw liens. hi hi* bedroom last night. Tba co N ear the close o f the session ■ he bad been taken Into rua- Crouse-Hln, tha Clark was instructed to ad­ tody shortly after Ftceres, a ba Installed vertise for bids for the re-roofing laborer, was found nude and d y that Wars i of the County Convict Camp. big In bis room. Ill* children, too, ambit* Paul, fly*, and Emms, two, w*ra The light foand Whimpering and cowar- mediately i Thc moro intriligcnt you sratag amlar abaaU In their adjoin, rtva. Tba b 'according to some magician*, tho tag l l l W im . Hoove * wife waa tba W PA. . (nor* anally you' are fooled by i ” maglv" U k k*. , .- „ - I Nine Are Tried Before Miller In Municipal Court r Ter Murder Of Man LOCAL WEATHER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 07, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I T T p r^ ■ j.L ^ I ,. ■TTT.v-rT-ncr T ^T T T i- V * | T i f f 8 A N P 0 R D 111(11 A M I, S A N F O R D , FLORIDA fii F R ID A T , S E P T E MBE R S, 19.17 INNOCINCK ABROAD, '-iL.f.;ce« rrllrclinc fear ol war, Blled Shanghai'* street* •a thousands Bed from dcalli and flrr a i u •rf.iie raced brlwren China and Japan. Chaos waa avsry where aa airplane* rained (argue. ut d> 'i lulu street* clogged with fleeing humanity. Even lha International Settlement provided nn I,.*\ . In mbs exploded In IU thoroughfare*, killing fame'- ~ ' “ ilitil , woumlilig hundred* wore, HIGH-CLASS A B V E J t T I S I N G I* Oil* menu on lha roof of a French restaurant In New York City, painted in letters two by four feel lor the benefit of hundreds of workers, laboring high abovt the street* la Rockefeller Center'* otOre buildings. V s ■' 1 1 A RN I N A T O B l A BIG S H O T la part af Urn trslalng *f Wart Fatal eadeU.II ere la g m p of tutor* offleer* patting elaaa roam theory Into practice toVTwwfr-l_manner with 1M mm. gnns an their w n u l stall t* lha rang* al Fart .^nwro*, • & I HOUSE THAT J A C K I illlemrnt' Administration funds l i . from lhe,UJ*trlrt ol ('■■luinl'ia. I,i awlae around Ihr uulrr m i le .nr ■ ——— — - - above It a juiklii,; V nns n f.li rrr from the bouse* that SIS.OOfl.OCO of r:iileil at fiiirn b ell. Just across the Maryland stala ■eliminate slums, they are* ultra-modern. Cnuuteri liloil.s A. It, C, II and F. In lha center li a sellout, .1 aliut r that tlif business district. T I E N T S I N ’ S T E A T O T E R . an elderly C h in es, proved friendly to Japanese warrtora along lha railroad to Felplng, offering thrm warm tea. Ilero bo la serving tba beverage la a weary Nip­ ponese linesman, but tba suiplctoas Celestial keep* a wary eye upon F . > j^ liA -i ■ A r, / ‘j I VmwIS J ff. J A LOST W O R 1 D , Isolated perhap* for thousand* of lag any animal Ufa that may be present ntnp Hhlra Tempt# i tba d a m n la Ibo A m erica M u s i n j I Natural 111stnry, Us* ■be mtahhshad ou tba mu lb itm by a lh a trait will I s l L . s y ' %i. *»• 0 J -i-li- i r y v *1 M •* * 'U\ .♦ ;*xV'1: a r H«-dLe s \ jr • %’ II'.JU HI . . . *• • • . 1 9 V** -*■ •A y m af Mt : . II . .• • ■ a. • • u i +■ • • * . •• . • • * ■A 1 �. ^__J Ran ford b Tfc# Only Central 1 Florida City Affording Rail, lUghwaf ' i^ « ,.-ag*~ r -r .ar»i>«'"-: Seminole County Produces More Fruit And VcKelnlilea Thnn Anj Similar Area In America — VOLUME XXVI Established In IC’K HANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. SKPTKMHKII4. 111.17 Franco-BritishAnd^o yal Troops American Demand^am<^ Is Made For Truce For Zara80za John L. Lewis Raps New Deal In Radio Talk BILLOWING WAR SMOKE HARKENS SKY OVER SHANGHAI CIO Chief Roosevelt Weather Bids For Withdrawal Of For­ Seaman Swims 25 ces From Foreign Miles From Wreck Area Demanded Of lIRNDATIt Fr»»ro- Rpanlah ■ Krouller Hept.. 4 —The Hpanlati C hina' And Japan government army on (hn A lt'! (ton front tnenared ZaragniB r r r » , |t wg* reported from Ma■1rlil after government ahoch troop* ’ aellfd •Iraleglr llfl. rhlla. JJ mile* anulhraal of I the old Aragon rapllal. { With Relrhll* wreated from t Inaurgent control government wcnlumna am ta d to be puah. Inn alrottgly 'arnlnn 7-eragnta ■Imiltaneoualy from iha north' ea«t and aouth. SHANGHAI, Sept. 4.— A government communique an­ (AP)—American, R r i t U h nouncing the rapture of IWI* and French connuU jreneral chlta «ald IKHI laurnrnl* were demanded that Chinese land hilled and ItOP raptured forced end .Tnpancne warIn.urnenl radio rrpnrta aalil (thing withdraw from vP arrangement* had heen rumple!cinity of the Internationa! id for the aurrender of . (iljon, Settlement and the French the government'* Inal nfapoiT eowtwwten. Hauw a -for thouon the nofllil'ni llay of lllaray riaat. tandu of forcijptcn* in thin International rlty aplallered h> Tha column* which helped lo artillery aliening In the Idllei rapture Hanlander am nn-klnr w arfare -helwren tha Chine*" anil Tho iOJ»»tw|*«a firighirr T«r In complete the domlutntn Id Ihe Japaneae. lain aank off I'ananiu r ||y , (.-|u Ihe i oqalal area hy cleaning I'oiiaular official* addreaacd u with the apparent |o*« of )! the am eminent out of n amall Joint rommunlrallon tn Mayor nu n Inn Addley Maker, an ollei I allre of Oviedo province, In­ (>. K. Yul prote*ttng (he fur­ from* Middle Ala., eurvlterl It) cluding (Iljon, ther endangering of the Inter­ » « Imtiiluc nearly j* . rnltea' i, With Inturgrni lugluh. *eeepnational Kelt lenten! where <ilimit ehor,1. Il.ici-.n it j.iicl weary Il­ : ilia Irurn thir-e direct mu a un ion rlyltlan* were kllle-l yea- ia ahown at I'tiimma t'Jiy a(i«i (iljon. lad goiurntiieiii alrong|»?irimdoii lo lilli* L'Mth. IR lerday. The maynr aent the Id holira lit the water holil In Iba Itlarayun toumry, rlcMlnc of nno»| |d h >•. nf Bum rt mmotilratlon to Nanklnr mo*t rotrermneut —aciupelhlaera liesn and u gn|U*r»l Ik lid »y l**r ■eut of the centra) government. The ronaula alao made the ■II will murk Hi** «out) tut •* ■ante demand on Japan",e nav­ L.iltor liny wlilih will li ntl al official* here, Amerlran hr till'd Mmiduv. I,rill.h k*renrh and other warAi i ordltig |«i Its it-n,il 4iNlii'i hldpa were In tho Whanxpon Till' Httpfllfd 1llr'l'jllll a HI (lot Hirer a leu* HilVntllial'a lamoita IIUltd. drtenulnad to pro(<y,t bit tiuldlthcd on Ili .11 d.iv. An the war A lenre urn-ip of nirmhera rf their niH°n»l» but nun ni'o turn In from flu* Hmiioid fa**ed alerted hermelf Ihe .Snnfoid rhapler nf '.no fa ,'e m AVtil Ilf If .\«llon i| 11*1Hk i'fi'l ftjo ejtalnai Ihd proa pert nf n more -Slnr attended the meeting of I* H, 1*0*1 flfflrn *i.it" Mill Hi"' trrrlfylii* -reprlaal fiuah'* hy flUo wlll_ oIimtv" M»« boll 1,1 the 1111nlit y Nlpplneae war ma­ Vohiaia fh n p l'r IH7 (I. K. S. In All prim I|m| 4 niiii* * mil • to • chine temporarily atnlled hr IlrLaml la,I- niuhl. Ih-* orr*,e.n 1in h ibmr* w o, llo- off.i'ia] 1 it il of ih-- llV uhy Uilit*'* blr nun* Tilt* down Ion II Mir* t ot I ire* I, new fire* broke. p u tC iu m l Aikiinji M il, ("Imib'ito II. Hit vifont a*,faII pro bi id 1 l>»* In fhlnette arrllona nf Itl'" I’rriy of Jur I.. nvillo, IIt'sor ul oil DM II Til'll d iv ol illy under bombard me itt i Kollowinc n l>api|-ii't wnvtd in ImniHin in thi' MiiiiifiKi linii. Jnpaneao alrrraft, K.arh aide Slot o n I.'elre, ■laltnrd advance* In thn fl*hl- the cirly rveiiln? A ploliRliro yi'l'liei a l.illllu ' 'Ihe meetinr u u - 'h'I.I. After ih j In lb" bomb In hii iffnrf t tllher rerenl derelopmenle In- ronferrinc of ileun -, l.y the off), mu npo Ihi* l* rrId lav id lb** oiled: ret, of the rhnpt.-i, o talk Ly Mint- ilioy will ulitioH- ,*ht| I*. I. Rlr flnbPrl l„ CralRln. near Mia, I'erry w»» hennl«onio li p-iri of iii4*nv odd algblJi ;m lb* i pin and M.m IIUli nmhnaaador In Japan.I In'IuiU,! «m"iii! t r-,* iMoenns who rl" in Hn* *brraki'fM id iio \f rlvrd In Tokyo and prepared went to Jh-ljind v .o - . Mr,. J. y„ rrraent htf rvedenllela In ^ -m a lh y , Mrw. ,i. W tlailry i«tiiCVf% ni'errr Hlrohlto. thin. rndliiR Vfra. Joe tVrley, Mm. It. V, fin-n Ttifi viamr« who lAoilt i • 11\ purl* 1lint llrllnln mUhl eur- ,|,»w . Mn . -Stewart Hutton, Mr,. n Iiiim li for V<‘ l. it li II her dtplomuMe if lnV4"', A. C. llaiT'-r, Mra. \V. M. Ilayoe,, plow s ibrouvli "II id ; *«f III Japaneae berauae of For- Mr*. Kffu lluaoll and Mia. Irwin Iroffle jtirr1%Itij* hi l»i *1* iin.* tn Mlnlatrr Knkl lllrola'a de- |,rclalre. lion- piim|u.iip I*m* V11*v in* -I r In nnawerln* Ihe llrlllah AUo Mi-. Il«nn*h J.eobaon, MTUP"P Mllpd Oil of .Mite l«r»i| "le»t nialnat the ahnnlln* «r „ Murray j , rvi.. Mra. Chailia bp IiiIi'IkIi l*i Hill ,n b|||. o Hrttlah .w U .aad .ir lo Ka|inrr> >Ir,. II V. Kent. Mra. II. Ulidemlnn'l \tkv tb>* !■•(» w*p lrrno'1 .'T"tbor f»,o '* ^ Thr" ' J. Ir-liman, H.almao leh m .n , Mr <In T iti*««l#*y mioi<ti 111si4 li111 - vr ^ »'"! Mii>. tl. f McKay, Kloretim '•Y c a r S e r v ic e MrKay Ml It. C. Moure, Mra. flip illy }-ill L« f|t|»*l fo n ' i filming, w«trk*r■» hi» »*|o-i t* F m b le m s G iv e n B y K. J. Iloulli. Mi - It. A. Shoemaker,land profraanlTn I Ifllt llifflrilllV Ml ll jfi ' lint ' • A C L T o E m p lo y e e s ^ ^ nn*| p«rly |*i i<-fiirn i«• tio-ir jobs, iiml ' uiilii arubl" t»* *<) • b» i Kmhlrm* ilrnollna 25 year, of 4*r*h'l Maliou rrmlml <m«* of n*H»hl Ho* ntinu-'Ua aervic* for the A t. I "itluii the neat nli*b! Iirforiv lb* * §11111.. ip* will know i*ii*1 prob'iltti !«• rl**l til"I f"ilM»r liny in o\« r i'ni’iplpjii tinitnrl - .*1" win ip i A three a n play mlmtllnc Iiml I"c kl"p» ill n in iiH .r Ihe humor of darkle* In It"' P»M In mpi in lio n i « ih* un The Itev C. K 71 more, paa- Rnnlh with negro aplrltual* and ini4| ttulomnbll** Ip tti, I..,j II... lor *'( (he rirat t'hrtatlau folk annga- marked the nfflrl.il ir p fr b mnrlAlliy m l . l .ilo if Churi'h here. h»« returned from debut nf member* nf the Halt- hwy I n p m b ttb l) k i * « i * t iImp a three niontha vacation In hla ford Woodmen t'lrrle In llie urtv n l l i r r Plnglf iltti in lb" home toail Of Haleru V»- *hd play. "Ital Hal From Itlrmln' >"iir l o i tirdlnv i n -t »• wdl IV-aUntd aerrtrea which ham", preaented teat ntgtil *' have hee illaionllnued during the Worn* it'« Ouh. hla ahaett"- ai iHe Iih al church The fiitlowtng were Intituled Hopdgy. in tha real »f ihararlera: limb , Hu ring hla yaraUnn. tha lUv MrHlarruw. Vlirtl Melta. . Kd Jilaart foiidmlrd a‘ aerie* nf Tarraway. fharle* Tew. Myrtl, b roangellallc eevlce* In vatloue Kloyd. Alte* farraway. Jewel W h itle y .IV iu g la a MrHIarrna TAl.I.AIIAKSKf:. F la. • o' I Itiiane MrHIarrow, and f . j; Me- —(,Pt—The atatr cabin" i- ihw -t Hlarrow. -« ■ , Police Officer J. B. Quattlrbaum igaltna the coat of -eiinkli-r Aa a film *! in |he "three art jryatrni*, fire eacapv, " I «*iter yertenl'T fruatralad an attempt p|ay without "1 curtain" n to Ir*'nry e*ll farllltfr* ot thC*,(ule'r ahoplifting and apprehend,^ t rat preaentallun nf ’'The llie jiha.tiiullnna. negro who hai been under ara' Apple- waa rthlbltrd with tinpic ion for. aome tim* but on whom A -l.ummittee headed hy Ml'iim-/ entire raat participating no definite evidence pould (iriieral Cary II. .Ijtn.l..............in' me mini, inataUation o( ri.Miik-e.i. The negro- S. II. Brown- ha* for tel/-* I 'aing fire doora and . itil.e.e,| the paa( frfw m onlhi m ad#' It atairwaya In dormltura.al Fl' ieln a h abit of paaaing th e Bee Bee Inn Stale Colleyt for women nn Hanford A**naa and In *o Kir*- evape* for the H 'la A c h a n g e la Ih* b o a r o f S u n ­ dnlija he* ha* fraquenlly picked day e v e n i n g w o r a h l p ut t h e Am trulluraI And Mtchliuiiel fill' up bottle* of wine but until and ‘or ‘M elh n d U l C h u r c h w a a a n n o u n c e d lege for Nrgroea h " i thla morning It had bee* Impoa to d ay by t h e Rav. I*au| RedHiriM irr a it k o v k h albla to c atch him . th * IIKUANII, Kept. 4.—DeLand f u n . p aalo r. H e n c e f o r t h The officer bad the clerk* at 730 In the atore to pralrad to be c i t y romrolaaUmer* la at night .e r v l c e * will b e g in aaleep yealerday evening nnd nr adopted a budget for the fkacal o'clock Al t h e e v e n l n r w o rah lp t o ­ they did the aagro walked bold- year beginning Oct. 1, calling th e O r p h a n '* y into the atore and picked up for he expenditure of BOf,- m o r ro w night. u gallon Jug nf wine. He wea 341, I2J'7II more than the bud­ Hand f rd ta l l e n a o a Hprlna O r the llev . caught hy the clarka aa ha left get fur the rurrwnt fiacnl year ph artag a will play. the atore ( a t turned over to whirh ceil* fur the expenditure R e d f e a n t M a ted T h e p u h i l r I* of fMJ.MU, _____________ ___ r o r d l a l l y t n - j i e d t o a H * n d . the pollen. Declares Is “Fair Friend”; Farmers N o w P olitical A liu s S o u g h t 100 Civilians Slain Yesterday L e w i s Bonsls CIO Now I Ins 3.718,000 W o r hers Enrolled japan's Big Push Is Stalled By China's H e a v y Artillery WASHINGTON. Sept., 4. (Al’t Inlm !.. I.i'wia.reluikint; I'rcsfili nt Untixrvrlt ax ihi^ fiiir wrnllitT frirml i'f U iImiiv e rrtoil iiiiliee on tin' ;i lml||latr;itiiui Iiim Com* inilii't for liuluxirjiil Or^niii/ulinii ix pirp am l to liaik *how lure lor il» ixiliticnl i-u-li havi ii'tur.li'il many Mclie tia *<f "inc.proud Khiinyhui into i >. oiu w. |I|| - the IWtUIUf Aten. " ' - tail. It from a window of tile \ •• i ti . ..rt ill- I’liilipplne Clippei. Shortly after the photo wax initile. .i I\iti- rirnn 'tiler ntol wounding IT otheia. Stores To Close C ourt O f Hono^.Ta.fijft-HeJdjCJbililrm- Asked ullu'jt. * text i-;'n |mrt|ii)r laai tiiith1. m ll 11 I'M'iliiii; l-m.' lhat Monday Because A t Camp W ikiw iki M onday To Register For 'tih■Im• IIIthriIIIrill idled ll.TI.X,11*1(1 Bank. Postoffice And Herald Also Join In Observing Day S anford M em bers O f E astern S t a r Go To I)eland M eet O ne Tim e Capone P a r t n e r Indicted F o r T ax Evasions Rev. C. ‘E. Elmer Back From Vacation] Three-Act Play Is Staged By Woodmen ■• iii; . mli nn«univnn N**4 i»ii*l Hu* ^irtt*l *v« It* *i»(|i‘*| III In* ItHiirdl'd I* «•! Him (Yt llHt uti* «*f Mi-HL l* I’lpt' ciitif Kinkl'iii* mid n ! i-nitir tiii.iTiurlv r m ir r id m iiiiMii(Uh«r>ii iiiuiLil (it*hi III i i MMiid.n nIt-l»i lor Itov rim id i Kmu *li > H**i i it *» %* n »' in ifi* It vIHulit Methodist Services To Begin At 7:30 *1 l''i( jt'lj"t >i|), ,ttt t i id v, it X |lIIIIImill'"*I Stiii < n i'» W iM uiM iif.n* \\ftliifschi v Morning To lie Registration l);o F»?r Children Tr*«*»|i II h*d M Hut Hi nit! • nl T m»**|( "it hti iiilitjf * iif vlii’- Htfilmd SHiIill I l!*H»|! Mill IIU’I'I ill Junior llUii H«liiMil iii i« • Iim la Mtmtlw (if(iai iiittui fill’ll11 Hll| l»*< i MllillHlod l*uko In iliflr jmittii'V t«i fttil S i |I»" I M'i |*H ir t In* i ,nun •111*1 Tr«MHU II lulls Hill Ul.it Hu- e p| 1111:11 v I'hoel el ittl-l lie- Pinleitl *{r.iiiut i ' -V Zni it (lil.iil.il- Itiol I „| Ihe I ||||||.| I I ■ Phanui ttiul Aillitl. Ilr.i|imi :i eii |d,*V l-.i*il*-i-l lt | i-—-eUII*« el h-olti'l for Ihe * iii Tiiiup *• Tump It -iil'l !*nip eii I .ill! i No « "rteplllo'lf (.toll" 01 -I Mi I; ider - -1-1 1 II Itil'll »l Mil,' I III MI | | It lli-lr leader, tl K Morrlv. \\ I'. o( K elli* will I l-l ill l l f l it"*' till 1III'HIM ll v * 1V i • • ’ till' Kmt- r end eMp|»*-r flilfiiirl lte|l ,-mnp tomoriow fiiiHiti ui ; I-. |MK HIM utl| .l-o lo- 111 Iitt--|idi.m<-. .y 0*1 o Ybn k f*o iMlVf %\f»ll 1" l l ‘ 11*1, 4*11*1 HI il n \ L " i i 1i 1 I t i-I. nm i * 1 Kill. Ill' 1 .. ,1 "il, ,| m ut ill*i• it 1’tiM'.'i 11 r hil 1 1 llilill t t l l f u . i ! t. -i*| «t t 1Kl.*' 1 »i-i*ItU in i All • ll t). l l • M .11 • i • 1 1! ♦ | "11*1 * i Ml > 1 *1* A III" S um I "in* * 1 ■, » b : a l-e’ s CITY NEWS lit*IE f s S c h o o l s B i g g e s t Business > S ! A s s e r t s English " . i ‘T i’U aim ' VI loll * | •Mill 'n-l flit pio|i"r |tn iin h 11 o i l rt'fint t'.. «Hi||||i"« Mini III. (.*!*• III fill f|l J| I111 4'i'ff|!t||« II m bo1'I«. They pi to id" ( iiiMing , .iifl pMntVo.h *M*4*ul I II I bdi ii oi on»|. dp"ii*t" llo’Mi. I" | it fIt" V. iii i | 11it *• «* i i it noi l IMp of h Millll- IlldfO'H «»f h'Ht lll'l ..Iflfoltl pul in Hi" ftifil Iv <1 1,1IIIt1,1Mtil flat p .If Ahlioiijrb fbtp" Mil ni" ir i i of « miiiiik i *•" ftuddiliif S(M| *ini* h it fifi t 0*0 I* t^i Ir" ^nti% tiimt i-hill|««ti i if.* »" , t" 111II111nIf MowIf*I Mi - *»lt *•tr Li*- I *"ll*¥*1■. Tll|H in p;t\ I.. ., jji11 | , of Vdirh pcIkoiI i ItiMn I*, i •■* m * <1 lm< lo rn fo il") pint i if ailt pjipo >ibli* to nffri fai*111111"■ - *ir'*i i ■'i (ifill* i'HPl fill .1 Iff h i b| llo* o1»ji*rIivi'o o f |»ir H O ait«iv* turn! ill" "tod (Hilll 1**111 *fl If (t'nilo'nn 'in •••■** Lot Ibut *'*t la I run Ib.il n p'dilifni p'lly ^bU*h M-rhl [n ils On M n fk d Stalls Item a ill Same Ibt p p .il of bilpir ami iuakr| pbtlri . i.f pood fwilli lo labor an , i. mi 44p»itv n^d j*f*nd fon* rri. in *. I* "p O ut faith and rvdtrm local w e a t h e r Mp.Ili , f i l l i p » f Horrcg,t tiiiblrrn. "T m n u p M i I n i kim t o \ •m- mI kI.i '* I •rhuntn in innlhi'r I" h*in in providing far Mil Ip* 'for *m ' « eilil r«'n, TJ)h yi hi Ibi'i" « ill i» ■ .rboov 7,*,*Nin rli iblr"in f :1mn■|»***i *nI o * ^ rimt i*f ll.'fOO.mm lb t ivtpiiit** I,win Iiiim,** Mild l ilt ill * **Xbp i«>hlftbjii it lio tlm g (hr "Xpf lisf A of * ir horn ■Aliirim, and, lo whim #*iit mi. ••( IrwtiNpoiUtioii vill ii *»| •!*. It two* ll III^Hif^Hib find* f 11.".im.imi i^ nf *C’otinlirv wUfm ih T Hip m t ui "Xp*■MS«* \\ ill|| Ifm4i|l fLltld , I*IKit Yt' I" f f nil "Xt in i pnying. br them r r . S t a l e ' s .Institutions May Get Additional Protection From Fire Negro I Arrested * For S h o p l i f t i n g I 'I;1 t-it«- M New Cases Of Paralysis Reported C llli'M ." Kepi I (A3 — Kiiii M ' - ti t a - a - - * (In- h ighe»| Itund. * lo r unV a ln g le f t h o u r p. ■o* tliirllia Ih " I n f a n ­ ti l e put uti 1 pr evoleltr'*• w e r e ri'jiorli il |. — t.■i to 11m ler w e u lb e r hroiD'hl , 1.- ,-r t o m e d ic a l iiuHinrlll- 1 T w o ih alii utid ”2 auape* ted r a a e a a - r e r. |a » l- -l T h e dlae a a e n o i n u l l y t ' " i " ' « a h ig h I ulltl In ho* a t a l l " - r a n d fall* o ff w i t h Ihe flt.-t flo at T h e w e a l l n r r h a t t g u li t " k e Ih e t w o I I Ml, *4 '( 1 A |\ *4 M'lt i * IV.litv * * l.itVlt wIIh acnlle/ed ■h o e * r t on ••alieln*’ e"Uth roant tpiutliweal c'taat 'Mill hi t t ,night "tid I'Strcmd _ 4 irlhweat i,. m ile lair * inntrht; Monday kit le p--t t-e|'| D-ty'ona T t d r a Hlllld"), fillet lilt'll s d- f M.; I"* 2 Djromi ter 3*1,11); vealerday. T ie ljy P recip itatio n T . d a l . l o r ' yetdi-rday T oiul f o r , m diitli Net Ilia I lo date Ttmprraturaa • M.itlinuni !oi; Mlnlntat llirald read in g . Official lirport In icin llo- toiul while i"'pulatlon of ih" territory »'bl*'h atnre haa become the i'nltcd Htatea W »» 2 l« . " __ f,i .H-J- �^ r rr r - ? 1!<1»» “ ' & # f - ^ Sanford Herald * »•»r t •!*» The Senatorial Battle - Within it few month* from now the campaign will get under way in florid* for th* nomination >CT a OemofcnUlc ju n io r und already one hear* considerably apattyfatiAtt. 4*. to th a 'llk e ly candidates. Of courao the present neuator, Claude Pepper, will seek ro-electlon, and he will be* » hard man to heat no m atter who run* agalrteb him. But down the Kant Const there | b another possible candidate who Ik. takfnjr note of hla chances, and who,could toaka m iu c s irn u ’i iu ry s a strong fight. •— — Murk Wilcox is the present representative far one of the most populous districts In the state, was formerly representative for the Fourth District which extended-ah the way from Jacksonville to Key West. In thUp dlttrim ho first heat the popular Ruth Bryun Owen, and "then was overwhelmingly re-eleCted over some let# CilMAi' » r « - « la Ifcr h i i . m I oppondnt. I jis I y eir he triumphed over ’a TuVmjeAd’lhMnIfMtMM- OlflOto at* is. Ik* Ur«»r HiIm d'datc, not oncp, but twice, and was one of rr with *r* iirl*«l ketoSdidute* in (he entire country with nerve ehoiigfiitd'.n!i|i|n Chlf M , ■•<) this fight. ’ ■ ' 1 v ...... . tevh'd**’ Kdinelh Hnillnger, writing In the Miami Herald, n-es the Insistence on the part of both P c rt^ r And-Wlkscx • nn Invest lira lion of the official records of’-State ploy men I Director John fSihintKM as the opening in the Wllrox-Pcnner WJIrox-Pcpper battle fo r the United 8 tile* tale* •Mi­ ni c. The Idea seems to be' th a t In pushing the inw ttgatldn both arc angling for the support of ftov. Gnld' In ATL’HHAV. K BIT 4, 19^7 next year's election. •. ’ "Until n few days ago,” says Ballinger, the gover­ IDUt VftltflK KOIt TOKAY nor was persona non grata in Washington Iwcauaa He In­ sisted that Knil Bradford of Jacksonville, his Wend, be TUB PIXKO IIKAKT: My heart director, Instead of Emerson, the friend of the 'WtUidnftbnl, t) nod, my heirt is ton bureaucrats. Suddenly both Pepper and Wilcox will *lnr owl Klvt‘ inalaa.— jumped into Ihe fray, promising Investigations demgned |t)m> 67:7 to put Emerson nn the defensive, and on th* way "Tlu* reason for this utmUuil sdUvtty »a to woo' the Com- he’ii next year, we surmise, fldvorncr Cone can com* ■,ratty close to electing thhdiext seaittof. Naturally h e 'la it ttrnush his ""UK "tiumr not going to lenr his phlrf and wwyelf Bis galluses for HOtm’oiio who won't Kelp him.** | __ L The Ollier,mu of the Popper-WHOpa Men, In the cvwit I life r none . it simmers down to this, will dcpciidiln Mr. Balllngera fb*y rny Iso., t coin, opinion, largely upon the strength "1 the Roosovclt |nnuJ Anil lti lps 1 in Florida. It will depend Upon how the |whP» ™ gjwcrtfuri- th<>the stnte react to the higher and higher casta al^living, Br’« Veru, the constantly increasing taxes which the New Deal I* And tluniapi causing, mid the attltiid* of Florldu |ieoplo toward the iv I , r strife Ihroughotit tho whole country. But I—1 d.,lil,' r I: ’ A» ■onto would Y.tvrii "Along the Eust ro ast," Mr. Ballinger states, “the ‘or oflenlimee I," r lt<Hlie veil influence definitely is ebbing fast. But whelhanark r tin* Imekwooda rrarker, or phees like Jsrksonvlllo and Of it,>ecu we conn tie Peiis:ieoia will shake loose from Ihe New Deal by next I* prat* In litonr • d | Mny Is problematical. As matters now stanci, Wilcox will I e mili-New Deal, and Pepper will lmve the Farley bless­ ing." "Today the ihcep are divided from the gusts by win re each'stood on Ihe Roosevelt court plan," Mr. Bal­ linger continues. "Bo tho senntor will trc4u« the New Deal blessing while tlm congressman w lll/encwlnter Its M a r t tuml.ri-, M<ii’ llirra* ln>l curses. I,ike tin* Townsend battle heivTffRTycar, the outcome A crow |" tr l» l on n u ll bleak might reverberate throughout the nation." llmlxd tii-,. In ev'ry pantui'i- {Ilf \aw-tiw-c««, Kxerciwe Overdone ....... H lmpro|HT exercising is a ‘very common cause of lmpnlnsl innlth during tin* hot weather months, according M 'round; In Dr. llobirt A. Fraser, chief medical director of a Hr'. Welcome ill my f.iriit. II idiiiit lift* insurance romiuuiy, who recently said: r iir n m M. I.lml-n). "Tho lust time to stop exercising Is Itefore you have hud enough. I save the gull course, tennis court or swim­ \t ItUg*lfl |tl |C|nHl)i| m ||At«* •t*(lL 73 *lIrpliiill'll in N-mUit*' ming jMMil with the feeling tlint you would -like to stay for ||ll» BU)1|Ki| I *ar , 1fml* rlillltv tniH'i-r, und you can in* sure thut vou have nut overdone. jovfnimtni. hid) I utnu»lhn lit This rule applies to nil forpis of recreallpn or exetvlse, >#»m1 H i niori*. TltU * !»*•• h* « ml should lie fu’luwisl by issipltl who are taking their Indication of tho efft«ihcncgg vucutloii ns well ns timse who nre taking their exercise of €*lilikii *k "null n „ii » iii after working hours." tr e a lv »Jtli H um"Iii. untiuiiMi <si > Tim lni|Mirtuiit thing to avoid In the doctor's o|rinlon, fow iltiy* ana. is IIn- tendency to turn the pln v period Into an endurance How tlitil it fliirviinl nrnfi > mutest. Tile grim-faced individual Intent on another ■or haR roiiie‘lo tin* tl* fittpr til • iidilcen holes ol golf; the |H>rsp:ratlon soaked, half exbunded tennis player determined to finish an extra set; i the (link Mini driver mill [ licly pr<n lulm, (1,(11 ■c r y uimi pei form inces like these destroy the very purpose of exer­ U s "iifi-r ililn-r. It M, krlfe cise. which Is to build and tone the muscles and which t | In th* bie 4 41-al clvlne lilm umimt Ih> accomplished by ovotMlolhg, Sdvln-. mi ilnn'l ■iipiune Iheto "Those who go on va^tlon,*' Dr. Fraser stated, is m ylhlliL ' li ft In itii l in till'bon’d shift gradually from a* sedentary routine to one n it. of active exercise. The heart^uid iM^ciea alb not preWell, tl wsh JihI Iwi-nly- imred for I lie suddeir.gtralii'bf steMoMf1frogt a quiet, lh« three ynarn nrn )I;I • HUlUinsr active existence Into one iWdr calls S r thlrtwwlx hole* of that tlm Wmlii Wnr ilarl.-d There are mUlliiiiH v( Imy* In thla rnuniry amt In Knnipe 1*41 the rlltil aye miw Inr soldier inileil.il. whu kite mil honi re| I ii I»I4. Tlinl'a SANF'X)BD TWI'aNTY YEARS AGP peotioMr nne reiu»n "lit nar Menu hi Intnilnpiil Inday, An ctprrlminl In eoiiitiiunlam. isiaielred hy Ip-ifunl il.iy T usk ell, Hint Rimiirnl hy Die Ksnfnnl U n graat e,Sli>n teeI I'D*, nnm dlns to * ipiieinetil nn i m-enl Iwue nf ihe tlorhla Tlmoi I nil'll. Iliey paint out that rotten ( « i u ilnple , iup even lit IKGO. KJIwi Anna Me-on la apond in* « fee >!•'> * nl Paytons [le.rh Mr*. I.*, c . K«s-n hat rtouoiisl 'c ler home in lim ville, (!a., after a e e a lth y Itofton m c n lu n l I. b a tlit ro m lu ilrd III llm lllllito4■ of rtRicnMi Md. All "lore*, .inovl.-to heauly shopi. Rkttoici-a and idher plari'a of • buidno** In th e Inwrti are y l i i l • s n e d im u lrh l- hy ITT-Tr ni« lo in e r. roh.lU utlns- the e n tire p o p u latio n ' of (lM -.nh.ll W hat tite r pm rll U rvallio .1 from k*le« will b» re lu m e ,| -pi |h<e p u rrh a e e rt T Jtll tojkleni r.f d lv tribulloii L. calli'd hy_ Mr. To* Wtli, "ru-olieral p i-»— Kltirldlalpl Itfgt Hasten iC ia iw S tU H I *©2% \m 1 mi£ Like m o i r S n K T T i f a n i ? ^ i « U ^ ^ ANA HERON vigorously pursues its prey in shallow water. It ne*U In great numbera In varioua section* of Florida, both Inland and along tha keys and Islands of the coast It U protected a t *U time* by tha state and nation, The visit In 1105, of th* free-bootev, SIR JOHN HAWKINS, to tha discouraged French ookmlata a t F t Carolina near tho w ith her tiauvhter. Ail... h h t« . .hem arfkljr In Ihe durli » » pi [filliW M o f »ui b recent Pj «c uncea In China as the ibini uf ttbilljrtlal Mint N’aiii tb* machine sunnlns nf arlala aud iM'desirtanto. and .alnkln* of slilp*. Krrn the a of a ibolero epldvtuhi to pii>,lm, an entirely chord h.-<mine fuw ba Save >ur Idea wbat I* Itul when lloufkoui: atmrk hy a link mm and i buadred p.,r>ona were 4 . w« r.iuld truly *ynpa4 with the |HHir Cblortae. ypboon U nothing mord or than a hurricane, pod k l- tea Ml*. K i'irP ih Kiaffml, «h» lip* It-t-n >|H-mtliiK the summer In South f'eroIKt with ri-lallie*. ii home In S a if v d a»-aiu. -i u t . anno n,-i.I p u t , K. K. Mur,ell s vl family sic p.lutt; a lAv «»• fit al Iui)P a« IU-.ih until toikoel upesi T. W, Iji-rt in, euiienntrivk- it of I'uhlir In .lt4 sl.ia , te* annouioed u tvuular tnilo,' n IcacberV otem iuatlon will ot p r e rp t* d Si U e the moot Interesting eplsodva of Aventura. Finding the Fire . . 4^ , hi kina furnished them with hb of food out of hla limited a result of this trip Hawkins < to England detalkd account* great resources. V-Hto* t'to»*l4-4 41— 11to*. T.M H k )»4i « W i>i 44I4 I I I * il*. M . (1144411 lin t fr<4M Ib lN I ■MtoM u ii « f . k I *« * ir t ic « W M toitoay *1 I*. 41. r u n ' SAi.i i r i u r an m i HI'SIIA* , * SulllUr H, h'W'l. IH 44 A 41 IUIIS444 l.lvutiiwtol • |m l IS„|ll4'l IwMlllto. 1 I I 44. a * uui, i . ^4,i „■ K«i»i4> «. k...d u i i m V uM Il IS im a IS .*|tl—1• O U U la n . ■4« « l l * s , I k* I* U. a I Ik M v a n iu Nnrban. 1‘toblh- It UtOtoS. cetv M n s h «. i «r nw i v.’s r stoto,. i . d k i , \im , “ l l ' t o i l i StbttoL l l kk A. 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PSSF HStoMSi* {M H f M M I l k* ' Cto»ek;**_ll:to A. I Schppl TAMPA. Pts. Sep).. IW . V>«« K. KtybMB wot t . S*iu togisas* »-*l,..'to *« .Ykinto* lb Itot | 4 v » u iMivlt tot 4b* to. 1*11 totto* » t 14* Cm btoniv* riwUto *4 to,-4 4.to*4 14, MH •ItotoittotoUrtoto ajrlvsnla Stale ('nlhsfVWUI ioM rin rlaaaea In traffle k b foil, fa o bl*h kchoul teacher* of ^ r i Q W 1 S ep t T -ll. ’•* !k.oi ) n T TV* n u n la lrim sr t^ 'to r iV) Amerle*to AutomsbUs AMcmHU m, *n4 th* Tamps U«tur « M b " tt’ U man IIk* Driving* Ima been offer* In FUrkls ns part of t t e nm palui to rwloe* k u lem k llt aStU sSte Offklsla of AAA ss U t t e etaoi es would apply prattkal metted. In leaeblnp «Sf» w a tte d i W drlr ownr futuiw a t hla tffhm . Mr*, e . X lytkT asJ daucbier Mr*. Caifie )a:kicp *f Tampa at* !ix«ar.w kteV .-M * p»*b % �fPMWkVHW*?' T'r7' v p -4 - h 1MI N «* Tort Cltr r<a downpour of n r i i t l ) litrhr* of rainfall In ; rrttrl Social A n d Personal It T n i> lead* a ll o th er *Wf'TO Ttir ra ltl# and park itn le f N IP P E R alalr* o f I ha Baton la th e n u nibrr o f M h nallnnnl M aintains 21 national parka. *brep BACK and rnVe ,ro d n rtln n In t h f m i t r d I U I n a m p H all.ml l a |* n r m from it* # lo m il. IN TOWN Coal m a il 110 I’nlm cllo Phone 319-J araa a n mwa a n d I t B l a a l r t to r th e SOU n •» o n o n v b f a n a r - u r l m k . C a lif , nod C i- *U t J , 1nt<ptar S im m r H niallp'a f a r y ear-old m a r l hy S t n w « i< < Fvlln,'i Jodt i.uai )■ -I * «W|^» n f'lm irra M < p a 4 T a i b o i.w j I'ultor flj-hur • rtrtwrd *m»n S n r n o m inim i p lan e po«rrr.«J m ith a Tarm-cam P r ^ t a n d W ho Inr> V a a r d an u w nod or. a la s r-*»i L d n m a r t a f a n r W o n and r t ujm utra fro m Iltirtavik to B i a t l t , in . ! T im m rrrk rd lln w a r T u rn er'* m o i l fm i b r D r a t n StSd-aaiW Iran*-m ill ma<tital « f 10 W o n . t o o ‘Tumuli-' and M i- o n n ti and F u tte r, '•■hr. find tnodirtod. *TB W m th e m tm ry If I h r whip bold* In fr'.W r, im.OiMi in th e *SWKW a jm ri a. Added Special Farr - Louis Fitfhl PielureH SUNDAY ^p~- M TZ MONDAY I f - Jfl S rtr l »J t "J*i- tallnl <P fiirtyior. Ohaan-m'-titr • THAN DOING TOUK OWN WASHING a r t aamak, for tha soap, supplies, tICo and electricity enquired to do your washing than your b — dli wOl ooot t mbhad m M te bargain DAMP W ASH A S IL tcrv ice.J And • m n i M i i i i washing goto your clothes beautifully w hite and clean. * ^ 22 .’ ( >nu . - • 1HAN YOU PAY Y O U WASHWOMAN The cent o f your kr n i i bn bargain DAMP W A SH Service* will be W n tk m yam pay your washwoman. If you fum iah the aoap. supplies. gaa, m a n and mectrtcity tha washwoman u u i , Damp W ash alao N tr im a il « f that expaam . And arc do your washing u n d e r' far exist in any washwoman's home. THAN HAYING TO W MAID DO THE WASHING T he aeap mnd u lh u supplies, and the gas, taratcr and electricity y a e a a l naea l a 4m tha washing, cost more than you pay for yo u r DAM P W A SH * b a s ils . W« wash your clothe* cleaner, loo, n a i a a ta m them dangt, a ll ready for your m ale to do the ironing. * h « » d h l I n n N b e w M aad creamed A a r , n a i f law inalmg. SEM INOLE C O U N T Y LAUNDRY NE 475 819 W. THIRD fi v �• Owen W right Expected To Be Lookouts Lookout’s Hurler W hile Ed Harper Will Toss For Reds 1000 Fans Forecast /i . And __ f T® See important ti ators rrepare ■ For Opening^ Tilt "*V N i* b m lia r i . ........ I>*l»tki\ . HI. Aueualln* n»> d o n e A' ^ ^ l^w Sanford Lookout* ami tho I DtL^od Htda will hogln their ; puynce 4 « b . tomorrow afl*r' Moon, at Iho Hanford Municipal Athtulle Field at .1:00 o'clock to r determine who will play tht wlnnar o f tht a*lnoeville-IV Utka, oa Loeaburg arrive fur thv ■ oppaktunlty to lha winner* t o f '■tha Oaorpla-Florida U egur. c V s n t “ta w Meat" Bodarra of Dm ftoobopt* awl Manager I’at i PhtUiwoa of the Rod* wjll throw dvtrythbif they have gol into Ula f i n t contaal to gut that . lead and aoma battle ran lie rk. p it t ld. Official* of thr Sanford llnae' bhll Club art c» peel ina one of tha largeat crowd < of thr eraaan to fill the lornl park to at* th t opening aerlra content ond III Deland Monday evening ■ record attendance will he exportid theif, accord log to Uill t n f . bualne.a manager, of iho 81. AUBUetllte »• n»l r ila U u ^ c M L S S ' onliiMcItl* a t Orton l. r r,h u rg a t D a y to n m. Auguetlno at O. TODAY’S SPORTING WORLD 1 d a m n ifie d A d v e r tis e m e n ts lc—AnitounctBwau U llla l U c a -----M " — Pi". •• - -------2! wvsrmcK. iM T tio a ri ■ Reranngh 1: Jaehl Culumb.o t.’ Awaru Mar.,n at Colafabaa. v tT in a a i. New York ....... Chlraon .— —— mi tefiui# .... V'il 1P^lllir«r>l *...tea— tinpfrvni . Phlls.IrlphlA flrvinttlgfi ...***«. . . .. rinrlnnnt. .— l.ttaaVE rt *1 ft ** •* fti H M Si 11 M 71 11 §f It tl n r ^ m 'iV w 'e W ^ r t. Philadelphia t at Clnnlnnatt. nl aakMUlad —w— Q atam a-w tO A k _ _ llrnnhlrn at New Turk, t’lilahiirah at O cage, ni l.nula ar rtneinnail, ii.i.ion eK.PhiM elnkie. ; i>a|nn tl S i. Mula Odirra nl Delon Mprlaga Ij Aedduaa U# Inalaga). _____ uBOiraiA-PLOiUDA l.lta o c i Mrullflc Vi^tiban* i v ’ Tallahaaaae It A|«)Hiu> 1. Car kale 4-Is TknmaavllW 1-1. ■ im u w A M a iir i k g iu v R T w U M afr McapitaR.lftaln It Tteronln I. Newark It Baltimnr* t. J.raar City tl Bjrari.a. 1. Montreal lit Rneheeler t, ■“ fcw rw w an ApaoctATtoN T M fita r k N aw fC fadtanaiH>ila"tt: Toledo t. Y E ST IW A Y ’S BOX SCORES riurr. u — Daneiton. rt Uuriin. it ll.dbruok. c I’hlllllM. >1, I’rlibanl, Hi lluaucrlo, lb K ulu. rt aiiiic. p Total* lloloomb- a <5rledelc. p llplbruok. a Total* Moore, If ..... H Ii... K l b ... W. Ilurk. lb . Culhii-nlh. lb Mnk.inabl. ct Trammell, aa ki.nard. rf Itmei-oun. c-p . Ill aide. U i __ Malhlaa. a .‘Idler. B „ — Tolala Nauford-------L'aUlba Hum* ballad tpvo baa* bll*; uni Kaaao. let ll.tll.roob l,efl a. Palate a *■ Mot* 1. Kmer Klruek mil. b I. Miller *. Ii a .nnlnaei 4 Farina thr New York youth e a t ' Edrtlr Smith, aro twlrlor for the A’n who alao limited the Lookoaia to oxran tingle* and for only three rum. Smith feoned three of the Sanfnrd men while allowlnr three rree ticket*. Leading tha hlttlhi In the flret lift wa» Bobby Prichard of the Lookout* who waa doubled and alnRled twice while at the plate tour tlmei. in Th# A’t opened with a bar­ abdominal operation rette of four hit* In the Initial Monica Hoapltat. Inning oft Crlaflalil for the run* number of runa, Tha Lookout* ecorrd' ona In the fourth end two more In the fifth but, palalka U nf tha game on Ira In lhair half of the eighth when Suatar Klnard AND amaeked a 'circuit drive over lha left field wall with nobody on tha aacka. D aily Mote took the mound III S. Park Are. •gain*! "Bllm" Miller and Jeff Bmeraon In lha , night affair which the Lookout! won by n acorn of t to 0 with the aid of tha powerful hltlinr of Sam­ my Holbrook who led tha hit­ ting (or the evening with jwn Repairing, Diamond. Setting Plenty of machines for school use Schick Shaver i I IT t l > „ Ml •*# I«• .. mb a n •»« tin) brook I. twb l. Prick• Mow* ran*; **»*; »**ford on ball*—o»f Miller * i I, Bmera.m f Millar 4 in nU Kiuereon run. Win- ard. Two baa* hlta: rice• i rfalbrealh t. tew Tramrll In Uulbroeth Loft OB beeoa; Hanford t • ilea* on bell*—off Hmllh * a tra e k rja t I k nmltb t- PnaeeC ho «. The Iota from term Urea Id W inning Plleber mm — tha United -Ibaiee emouate anWhen the pope die Dually U> th* dw IvdIa u oI II* pal lacraUry ef all per capita tag «a every U n i t ** heed of The Catho OW- VJOW PICKLE IS CttlCUIKJG FOUND- Crurtfli. corner Mugholla A H*cond. Owner may ROOM FOR RSMT In pdvaU homu 111 E^m .Art. k*V* aama by Idcnllfylug and paring for ro*t of thla ad. Mra. B. D, Brownie*. (4*00 Waahlng Machine, 'alightly u*ed I40.PP.' Semlnol*- '.Tire BIA VY DUTY BLACK DIA BOND TRAILER, goad tin e , ■ t l t i i i body. VtSO.00. 1PU Chrv rsUt ceupe, good'dree, » IBS 00 Real A Son*, U*ed Cat Dealer*. by U. H. Air Cerp*. Ceata ,IALP SHADE FRAMES for two Hot) nothingf'Flying Io U P , wt«ry oeai bodo«(or o*l* • Service. Boa 6ill, MilL” B i^ er. Mar A.I I Santa Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler u * | ( U a rt Martin. If _ m u ipa. ip fr lc h a ti lb iiuaavrioj to PETER PEN rt-- SfJ »*! rglumbua 1: Mam 9—Loat & Found mi «* i! Dazzy Mote Hurls Win Over Miller And. Emerson In Night Tilt WMte Smith Beats Crlsfield In Afternoon TUt jnrU«..nettle .......... t Aoauata — ......... a Columbia ............ a rent, tinillrinnn only a ll Elm Avo Phono alb. BAV k~ V 6 uT Watch rap*lr.d 1»| DIM who tcblly knowi how, l'HK IMIZIIIII A DAY palnla tnalilo and out. Por II yoara BrlBk*. Jaweler Magnolia Avothey've lie n "lleet For tha Carload rat -a tfnttlh “ Hlanley-Rogera Hardgood mulra for uale or c*. wuir* Co chang*. Cailton |.lr«alock K«. Chang* rcpre*oiit«d by J. IZ — WnDtrd Human, BeanDII elding—lU o l SPANISH MOHS, any quantity. Mtrriwrthcr barn. See Clifford Walker, Ganeva Avr., ‘J hlocka u i t of Hinford TKACTDH WOKKi . • Oliver Hart-Par I Avc. end harrow. Work WILL PAY CABH for *er(md Call Mathriux, Phui build plaao. Pue| Offlca lui* nrra. »n!» it * ■■■■■an4 > i ar-»t».T» .Detroit 4i n l w t « L TVelklnelon 4j «*w York *• Cleveland la. 01 Mule f Ollier* ant eoeoJalv*, IIABBlI t o iu y CleveloM a« at. Louie. I H U H . l-i<Hiui«rbhla at Itoeum, I Inm ra Kuit York t l Weehlngloa. Chicka* ’ at ■•troll. a o iT M n w AtaociATiojr mi Pel* I he M l 4» M t-eealiurg I - l i Devle C B ln n illl, g*Y; Of I. many which turns up in* i w hail a|iuati<*t at tha Unlweraity of Florida Ju*t Dow—"The Fiyhl la On." WKh mlBhly few except I mx, It I1 going to be 0 wide open rh u e for ptiltlptia aa tho datura prepare Ttr Ibtlrj jaw-breaker opener • • Rapt. M . with f . 8. U. In a night b«UI«, at llatnri Kongo Take the^ewdr, I# you pl*h By JU L IA N lo m Welker and Wafaon Ramary, wl.nl about Fonla Ten8TEN8TROM nlnKtnn? and Ben Porch, whom, Herald Rporta fid I or the w lan boy* ray ta going to ( be Ihe No. I aurprUe packet, tbla fall. lion Kickatt. quick aa Tha Sanfonl club la going Into firat Inning to acora two men and they come, anil Jack Maynard, air playoff with the Dvl.and' then in tho third Inning he horntwo huatlinir xophx who won't be nl* Sunday afternoon in full crad over llm loft-center fluid wilh rnally counted 'out. Cliff Whld* don la making a aupreme bid ■at aa every player on. tho club 0,10 male on the aacka and again In prrdkting a Sanfonl victory In !•*« acvcnlh ho doubted— with this • full. Then there are three e making and to vwrep Ihe three ,,ne man on . . . . . . not bad junior (allege be ima aerlea ftom the Red* . . Sam m y............. l.ynwo'd Conrad, ,Tha Celery Keda ended Ihelr Tht Lookouti ean In II and it firat week of practice and looka aa though we will do i t . . . • thie rolumn btleivea that let'a hope. Coach McLucbn haa haca uallaD aily Mote hUrlel limullfled thoroughly with thr npful fire hit bauball laet night pmranca nf hla youngalart to almoet knock Palalka out and lha altitude that they of Ihe playoff for In loday'e have ehown in lhair work nit gamea, Palalka muet heal tha field. Tha 8<|umd haa Hanford and Iweaburg mu«l worked vary hard and with lha loae to Daytona Baarh........... Tull InlriMloue uf grlllnit Again Smilin' Sum llul'.ronk Ihamaalree In ehapa for lha proved nie Worth whan he tintta.l m opening conlrat of tha O lf •vary one o f 'I h e fire run* w Ma*un with Iho Landmi Mona eeorad egnlnet the Ar.alen* laut of Jacksonville. •Paging. Holbrook doubled in the V/a had % visitor return front ; Palalka wilh ua laal night . , .L . . )a«e boya, "Red" Mrlire, hutka K iddle Drunlc . . . . Frwlillu Ilka hall give "Moon" Midlln* htnM(.l iho iriiu ii with the l.'u'k■ IwUl* for the fullback job, tlU|j| during the lime Lee Hoad wa.t but piltarwlaa thi dope«trr»aeem ojtuinllirg Iho nine B.unlo rvaa eg read, on Capl. "Tiger" M*y- rrlracod. B n l ai-curud i ivoa!|o«i berry, Ken WIUI* and I'oRy,at a hoi corner wilh thu I'ultU t Brock for the brut looking hack- Aialcna and when Rill Rodgers irflaliLaat up. Some of the n o.h- turnn] to Hanfortl Brunlu wna un* ar hackflald candidate* may up-'ni^p to got hi* ralae*a from tha •at thla liUuttlon. however. Aft- A m Iow* to roUim haia ami play ar e poor aae*on In*t year, talk „r tha Lookout* . . . . lirunio la a la that Rob ‘ Ivey will he very young ball playur and n v*ry much In tha middle of thing* l KOod third haaoman with a fluidthis fall. Paul Delaney vlmuhl' jn^ arm that ain't bo ltc.it !n about hit hie peak. Rill Hlcph- thla loop . . . . ana la bidding for a leal enmc*j [f *omo nf you fan* -woulil like beck. Some sopha hope to g o j , , know our ntlrmlanm for the place#. Rad Kvana, Rolihy Trnv- .praaent acanoe. It la 'tO.HH-l paid la, Den Brewnrr, Jim Mulcahy, Jadmiaaion* and that iv inrluJ'ng Frank Smoek, Krnrat Cody, Jim -' ndtilt, colored and (hllrfnm tickmy Moor*. In addition to M e , | * ...................Not had tht.. aciaon O tt two other Junior collrgv n[ a{| do any of you fan* know boya may meka their* pm rnre w|,o purchaaod tho firat tl-kat- well fait In the batllo for Joba, Jack |t waa one of HanforJ't Iryal Blalock end Jap Slmmoni. fane, Mr. B eckw ith............. Y e r k _____ It Tt II D itch — t l iin n u n Leekwts" Will Play • A Return C o n test ■k DeLand Monday Sammy Holbrook Stars At Bat W ith Circuit Drive And Two Doubles To Send Home 5 Runs - ■ tt Orlando ----------— 4* I t o Clubs R ated W ith A s B est In Loop -'.v N o B L A D E S, N o L A T U E B N o BfUIBH, N o LOTIONS Randall Electric co. New I'ortablee. wilh cae*. Very eeey tana* N*w Kul-er-HpeWt L. C. Hmllbe. Kaclnry llebu.ll merblnee. all make*. gum* cacetlent value* In errand-hand machine* (live your boy or alrl a typewriter, for echool, wbeihrr In college or h.|li echool. It will b* a big h*l|i. not on­ ly during erhiuil year*. but will be a valuable training In the years to com*. Kaay id jfa It deelred. Miuj n o s �V « B A T U R D A Y . SE P T E M B E R 4. T M 7 PAGE Fl\* QCIATED n PICTURE MEW > T H B S W I S S ' N A V Y If a math, bulB irM aknlm Campbell, famed auto n e in c driver and bolder •( tha world'* appcd M l u d utlllard Ike U ke at lx*»tM l to i n k a new i f t t d beat record. He l< ihuw n here trying lor a record. Alik O f k kd rea top (peed estimated at 110 mile* aa hour, a cooling ijntetn failure balled hU qucit tcmpenrlljr. GLADIATORS AFTER THE BATTLE B O Y I W H AT • A* M I L O N , eirlalm* idne-eear Ocorir e l Dallaa, T e u i , holding tightly »o a line eari Tei melon that w clih i twice aa much aa lie doc*. Can he aat It aub. Ah Ihlak Ati'm up to the job,” aayt Earl, anticipating The photographer didn't watt to ice whether the little p tarried out hie threat—or waa It a promlaeT OUT OF T H I F A S T ceaaca the cell - aaaerted anther el “The Fare an the Bar Room Floor." John llenrjr Tltua, t l , discovered obtaining a meager ealatenre picking Irurklcbrrrle* near Inkehurot, H. J., recited la aomelhlng «r It* original telling, hie poem written toon alter the Civil War. QUtiN SILVIA Vlfl u tlHI title o t bloado Jane Greer, 19, who w ill rale Was* Virginia** annual Indian aumnar loraat fWfllirsiV M'U v fir , Report gob u m n (a ,it), (till the henvywright champion ni the ncirul. am .......... 'elth challenger are ahowit In the ring after their 15.romnl fight el Ymi!.<i- Hu-lun in New Yoi s announcer atamla between the tun men. • • and My Cause DEATH STALKS SHANGHAI S ELITE SHOPPING CENTER Parsons ■S’For & Mat' *• •y %M k 1r l*r 1 CAPTAIN’S BODY SAVED FROM SEA • • . so spoke the dying. Hamlet to Laertes. ; r 1 M r S ILl t B U L L P E N catching I ■a charm* far U ir r j Pawn! M, at the Plant*. Bn whan ha hi* chanca aa a regular, ha m r. *od la a big way. Ilia a v a il I id lin g » f pitcher* has b of the big raaaaaa far I. v York Uam'a l i U v ' . .* . rts the News of the Tin ru i« luimo avldanca though n>i ■out-lnalra. that carnal* uum ll> ,j nlld to Amer­ ica Kaacuara arc shown removing tha UxJy at C^pt. W. O. Bartpaw, vwtanan aklppar of tha auakin freighter Taipoo, /^t>m tha Oaaat Guard cottar Triton at ranaacola, Fla. iT t* cuaat guard*' ;b*an pirkad up tha body at (aa and rncaad nil., aunrirora aflci Tarpon west down off Panama CKj. AppaxsuUy II mamkan • These words sum up the ardent desire of every man to be fully and accurately, represented before his fellow men. T o report every cause aright is the task of T h e Associated Press. Its trained staff of 80,000 patrols the corridors of the worltktO get the news —to get it accurately a n d report it impartially, with all possible speed. It performs this task d a ily with marked success through the coopera­ tion of its 1360 member newspapers OAfLY FOR writing - aj p- .in-ii >oiin**»t niuualalwi an •fha.1, Aa llm« paaaaa aoYtaa* thtlr oatUuai. >vi **i a a - *;*v *.***(r\*>* *» �. .. --------- --- --------...— . . . . . . . , . —i"i ..... T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A OH, BOY1 THREE LITTLE “NO” GIRLS Kijr Francis It |CUv«n Good Role' In Great Drama Errol Flynn Stars In Screen Version Of! ' Best Selling Novel r Mid. mrrry am miitliful — tuneful, tr-e-klrking and lantrll* Jnr—rnrgruu*. Klrl-filled nml (lam oroui—that’* "Arthta urn! Modela," the in. w Jmk Ik-nny )rlrlc"B m il ni'ifir rmii.mT which ■how* a t tho Hilt Tlii'itry Humliiy In (in i- n u d l y •la b o itD Iy ala fe d , am i nm'-t hliih* ly a n o tU n a l picture of I*»t hrll* lla n t t t t r t r , Kay Fiaiici* r«mr* fo r: tbo HIU T hooliu flih'ittiif* "Prmonptln.,'' i-aivi'd iiilii'.ti iri'j *' --- XJlWainm.AJtru, /dai-wu,. umpqiV.-ipt; h. »* »l fit Mi- l«111 * f* ii*‘H itrutiV* •Mi Kfi'tl Mm f it ih >r * —* tftiiirli” ' n I In. |n -I min! J r £ fj V W v ‘, '.til.'it* n M*li Star Appears Here In Movie Made From 8ensational M a y In w hit )■ detent v-l m the mmt m ill III Hit- HIn■ llm iltu ipinllty i>r lla tnnipa ItPiu Tin- lllr l, 8 .1 M Nn.” th" llrntlttl l»y n rnsl <*f Rtlpn tiir fun-makera, hundreds.of (pint.......| irlrla amt fenturlnu *|KfInllii « t-; I half- a don n of tin' 111m l popul'ir. a fti of radio, ■ m i 11 and , 1m . **Arllal* mul Mtili'N” ha* every | thirtg to make mi iinfi.rtretlnhl. J plctuir. Thf aco rnnirdy rail I*. headed hy J.nk lleimy, hln f.it-' plno, (I,II I'alrirS, lliil-nnl Arli’ii, Urn III up, Judy ('a nova, 1lie Vm-hl Club Boy* and I.nul* Arni*lr<nii:'i Swing Orrhralrn -and frnturr* ■peclulty mimUer* hy Miillm Rayc; Amlrp Knatelanr tx mul In Orchestra; Judy, Anno mid ZekeConnie llimwill; Kneliml'-i nur*! beautiful model, .VhihIiii Kl-I iim*: wml Ihr *1* givatfnt living nrtlata; I w r Arno, Mti'IHInnd iliarelay, Arthur Williiim Hr-mii, Kill-.- ’ Gol-lVrnr. John l,:i Gatin nml Kit. * — -0*11 , -atl -'r-""n, uhi-ap fom -i.ah 1 • 'j k I“Green Light” Is iTo Play Return Showing At Ri?z f"i i.'ui-ii ’»hm «* [ j "11i" nf ih> I ll-lit llrl N" I j. nrdr," ho* th e .mb- of Hr. Newel , 1.1 Who o n btnmr Jack Benny Pnit„( „ young aurgron who *ac - to for gifting cunfuard—with two t |fjrr* |,in rarrrr to h it Hint 1 '"h m ill Rorarou* airli aa Ida l.u- an older iloclnr. In r 'Thriii l.lltlr Makla" FTom Bfliont hr In* thtlr Itlttnt plno nml Gall Patrick tocbia.w Co rU rm l wilt) him i- the t)-r« •train* and pli|iuint prraonallllra to th* aertwn for lh* flrat tint* r fromT ll happrpa in -A ? U . a ^ * j J ^ Um ini! Ilmli*!*, Brw junl*( |»ij|Pn HnK nhstiiiuvi lhc tilniiif:,. Tt»v_ in t'rmid NtiHonal'a rlaboiatr muukal pnuturnl by Andrew U ‘ muftlr-filltil comnty which play* iwo meet at ihr home of Prilirl* Stimr 1,iit Said No," ftalu rln i tho famou* (lllbrrt amt But* »y at the Riu Oallvlr (played hy Mmitan l Hill ii|irrrUiit. Ill the uiual order; front llcrvrY, Car It* Crawfonl ard Arlrn «ni!* ( Ind-ay), n nirnr who ilrvolrij '• *, »Ui(a amt ra- hsr life to Paljrr, and fall in- j and Vivian Halt. hh l.lmillnii* of I lu-lr mill lyrlr* r*d. 'aU ntly in lovr. But wlirn Phylllat iw" to iiiolloii plil 111if iiiidlwiiri'H for "fk 1to. flirt Ilino, ulilrli liaVo ton'll IIn* di'llrlil id K"ni rntlmia of 1**' playaiHi 1. And It hm aiiniti’drd Cdliir llanlw'liko) I* ■ clerle in ilidna it In on 1'iillndy in ml* For thnaa rvtl'iiloodwl fan* whn with n hroml nml hratlllful phll I in aotlilic ftlT Z Tin* atiny of "Tho’ i.lrl Huld m.iilihi 11/ Jjf-', and Iho ranfklinto Ilk* their rnim alnm cnl atirtd .SUNDAY, MONDAY—Ja-k Benny nml an all.'li.r oprare, the Rita Theatre en Snluftlay o f tho*!** Hirer y-unr pn Nil." 1 ii'iin . lh o j 1]i-aimJ.- pXaiia /evJbkr. ruut J a m- blg M itaJunc imulc*l- cnnmly »hovr, “ A U* • ,,i»vj r U ImtHf* ruf f tHHikli* hi Ttil.'iiah him, I'hilll* mail* to'Will pre*ent Ctduhibta'a lonv'out TINTS AND MODKI-S." Added extra' FAHIt l.KWlN KHillT •lutililf rr«> m 11 illtiic 11 sliiiii m plrl ivaliio llinl I'niiir i* innoronl am d-mr drama, "Tww-FttUd Shellff" I’ICTUHKS. • t» wIn» .in Ihi* <*iifl ilnuMt* *rn i l ’ll ahr filially roe* to him I..... In thai^-h* film.atara t^iarlti TlarM t, TUK SDAY-Thr tile Day. Rexiater at the nmtlioi'. S!t)0 ha t* awl feature* Barbara Week*. 1 • ■. it* iivhn iiliiuM liv (iillliiK In liivc Bmky M - .- n tu in -, w here *|M'rlal atlrartiona and Irene Harvey. Itnbrrt Arni'ti-ui" in S tam tl'a la tl picture waa 1 if ML li* r, llf.irnn ArtnalMinr rUklinc hi- life in I lie aearvh for "THE GtRt, SAID NO.” t - jtl i1I1- liiniUl't mul till' |*ivT*iv ii vneelne lli-t will runlrot th* rwo-Gan U » “. HI* pkpidartly ...ja teem ml to mount at an nwtaa* I I •' itn lit rv**y. I In* piirt. n f llu* WEDVKSDAY T H U H SIlA Y -K a- ’Frvtiri.v in ''roSFKfl* ilrvaili-d ap<>itod fever, him l*hln» rate, rntlt now ha ta k x f IIII1 «|.||II *• hill Hil H'lin ImhiUr 111111 Arriving there, who fiiHla I SION.” Added feature—fretf MaeMurwy, I'ran e* I min-r, I Ml «MI lilri tMA'Ii li lll. 1*1111 fill de*|w*ratrl.v ill. He ha* injrctml ahlc|etl a lupfllnht weatrin alar., Charlie lluirulea in •'KXCI.UHIVH" { In'll mul HiiHlvmi fiiviiilii'^i nf lilmaolf »vilh the deadly vvlrv,.1 im . "Twi Ki.led hh*rlff“, u* a i{-Atev FRIDAY—Jane Witlirya In "WTI II AND tVOtll.V." Re­ nf fact, I* raid In tie the *0 *1 film Is th- Mum* Wllllniti Itofiftirlli, All ihronrh hi* illnea*, he lliaiata turn how-ing nf “GBf.ivN I.IGIIT.” »sn - 1*1111.1, Msuil.m Voru IIm h mul on keeping a ra e hiatnry which In which tarreU ha* apiware^'la 8ATIIUDAY— Play Srn-eno pet'-r tl. Kvne'a "TWO FIST* * ** •'si 1 Vivhm Ilm i, liisiught t«* 11«»llyI will t*e vali aide to other tr*rarrh a lonir time. F it SH ER IFF” AI*o Jtck Holt ki “(HJTI.AWH T ill! The'alar I* aet-n a* a youn, kh«r »R | w mit if iiy rriMlns s*r UlriN’Iiir m en If hr ah old die, lie lector* *M | IMmiim * ftf i lnily ft r llilk pru ORIENT." , rover*, however, *m| wlh hia r#* iff who Hithta ar*inat lyacVdaw. -overy mahi". i, valu-ihle eontrlhu* much to the annoyanc*-of <'lh* PRINCESS Ih'li to aeiene". Meanwhile Ihr eit lien* whn pul him In of fit,' 'OnSATIJHIIA Y-SUNDAY—St'l't. IM'J, Hoh" S n .d e in ! "liter dmler rlear* Pnilfe'a name, day, Bnl>, a friend nf (h« ■ahlulff, "t'AVAUUJL" And "W INS.W OMEN AND H o ltS l.ii” oml itu n lii.l at la.l h«* amt Phyl' t* futnd «un in hand, r**» lb* li* *le mail ini, Programme For Weo!t Of Sept. 5, aad'.Thvioday, H > Um W*m«r Brut. ill a mn "Coofottko,” itluple.1 from the famed Eurnpeon piny "Maturi*," which luN drum turn* I rtin* tn tho Coatlpental capital*. Tin- ulnry rdatrina a ftmnua «|H-m *>»nir,-r who kill* h e r Iwiiayu In older l«* mv « front ruination her yoimf daujthldr whom tie I* leadliitf to. want tha fat* of the mother. a Rathbonr Miavrnl of Rl —pl|y» the tinumlrrl whoM Ufa Ihr tmltrl emln, Jamla lha daughter. ton II uni it I* hot huabond, a war hern, who i rally love* Uw optra alitRrr, hut hail boon arparated from her Iwi-puae af bar brief affair with Iho bo* K Q tW nMahlra In the rati In* clodf Donald Grlap. K-ia'ii liarrat, Ban Wthlrn, Dorothy Prirr•on, Mary M aiulio, llrlm VnlkD and V*da Aan Burn. OonUnrnUl In thrmo ami Oval' mint, "Conf*»»lon," I* drarrl-rd a t (kWh*! iiaprlllnit rmoUimnl r«* o f. a woman'* roarlhm to i,» . rrualtk*. Tl)* a iU ltll hy Anton Grot — *“»m p atati'ly Con*oi>atory It lb aqilathl alum* o f a tty*:- iUMrtnr, Jnr Mav, waa Nom Ruropr for I hi* pie* lor*. Ilo*waji a oi'tiil alau*- dlrve* loc.trfare .rnlrrloa plrturoa amt la .m dtl*d with the iltapovrry "f M ilica* DlrlrMi, Kmll J»nnlnr*. Annahallc, Lya it* Pulll amt Fun* cla'Udarar. T h o ' Tat* hmiae In Portland. Me., b u ilt' In tW . hi tieorao Tala Anl*ln« elRbt Hreplace* ttaT B*k )B k ' rentury w f*k n *I H I R E S O N E FO R T H E F I G H T F A MS S C R A P l O O K , I n H t p la Ramin, k l«ta ry * > ■ ma , * * o , l « M u < fa n ta r thnaa a* h t t j Uta ram trna la tvih vr aa whan thl* p a d lltllr pljln m - . iii.il>. I |-|« n -r i l - t al llit match b rtw rrn Ja* l.aai* and Ta m m y F a rr lo Taakaa Staallaaa. Lafl to rlaht. A rth a r Dan*,an. r a f tr tti Jaab Jaantan, faraaar h ta vyw rla lil rtu m * i,i,: Jim I - --I .I -1 I ........- lira v y w rla h l ihan-p: Mlmla l.wabar, k a n to m w a l^ l ahamp; Cafarloo Oarcto, wottorwalahli fraU A pa, toll m 1441aw rlih ti llanny l.ranard, (a im rr llrh tw rirh l i<iiiut...... I u v -iS r it , ll(h li* r l(h l llilrh a ld a n llaroty R n a , w altarw alahl k in ,: P tdra Maotonaa, u M i a l r l U ( h l w t l,h l Ja tk M haikty, farmer h ra ry w c iih l (hamplati; M lik r> l u l l . t r , I. -e -n ...... and n r lt r r w r ii h t champ: d r n t T u n n ry *nd Jack Dtmpaay, tarm ar h a a rm a la k l ahnmntooa; Mairml T k lL o l d . i i . i .i - li .n iy : M a t Itorr and M a i R c h ft lla f, larmar b ra yyw a l|h l UU ahaldark. ~ i . a , a ao . a * w GERMANS CAlTtllil »LH J u1; to “JSS iA U d llfb l Mdrthlac eqolpmool M v u M l to TteoUla w han Ibty owooRRUrrd to d dalaati Rk** d tfia d m t» • blood/ b a tik I k lb* key th« oortboro province* of Cbloi ________ 1* I �Scminol# County Produce* More Fruit And Ven«Ubl«i Than Anj( Similar Area In America , • “ Sanford la The Only Centra] " V M d a City Afford ta r Rail, Hlfhway . And W ater Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Aaooctated Preae FlamesSweep STEPPING Shanghai In JnpOffensive LIVELY Gas Tax Rowj Given Courts By Counties — Airplane And Artil­ lery Bombardment Precedes Terrific Drive Of Infantry Established In SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEft 7, 1937 NUMBER 271 19"S JAPANESE SHATTER NATIVE QUARTERS IN PEIPIXt France Plan Piracy Moves I Decide To Go Ahead With ConfcrenceTo S t o p Attacks On ...Ships Despite Italy, Lawyers Contend Lee 1 Has No Right To Withhold 31,750,000 (las' Funds Per Year! t o y --------- Chaumont Assists U. S. Evacuation J t e s t n R eb u ffed By M u s s o l i n i Citixens In China De­ p l o r e Roosevelt’s .Warning To Leave Soviets Accused Ital­ ians Of S i n k i n g Two Russian Ships niivi(<4 \vt‘iv ulniitir eitouirh in ^tnp "M w lllrrrnncm i (drn rv " w ithout nny h elp «»d ilrtcrrulni'd I no nhoiul w ith tlu> intift’ri'm’i' nn th e umV t, r w ith or w ithout Ita ly ’* This actne of ruin * » • *a pai rhinpar nrv seen -tarAihif i from Japnni'sp g u n v ** l«iirM*'iunlit»n. . , ... Tli.* ilrckhtn tn jpi iincad wltn ilu. M.nliiri rini'im "anti piracy** i <.iift'i^itn* to Swltterlnnd FtWiif itiithnrUalively nft« u S'ivi.'i itn**tta Vifirt T>Twieried *° Ioily nmt l«***n niiit illy rebuff I’d native ^m’nrlrta paid for the I'liinese rvalatenri i ulvnging a n y U Im jghn'** that m igh t h*n»• mi rhnryi*, that ltMIhd "plf* nil*" luhmnrinc* wen* rv»poti»lbl* fur ilu* finWlnit of two Hovtrt frciithlff* In lhi* »r« Una* “ft Ppoin. • Itifi.i iiii'.l Itritkh mvirrK mad# Chlnar amhassatlnr to the I*. 8., Chenting T . Wang, i« n busy man the*! liny* a* hr ronfris dally with American officials. aunaat alUtka on lha Chlnaia front llnat, Flr»* apraail acroa tba wbjl* nn*. L .W IU lb* p*rll > Amrrlemn ViU HWr fon l»n m ldanta fm w In# atMdlly t1n»ar from tha flfhtln# rln#ln# tba tnlarnailon* •I BatUtmant, tha Amtrlran Chamber of Commarta of Shan# hal pratMtad a#alnat Pr«*Menl ltooaaralt'a warn In# that Unil«l Rtatr* tlllatna rrmaln In China at thalr own riak. Tha nol#/' addn«tad to Srrratary of Btat* Hull, oipnaaatl tha “raaanlmant" af Amarkah ml** alanarlaa and hualnmimrn and ur#ad araatar pr«tadlon of ihrm and thalr Intarvata. It waa dlacloaod maanwhlli* that tha Unttad Btataa Iran,purl Chaumont will aulat In further avacuatlon of Amarlean civil and natal famltla, from tha Shamrhal war an a. , Tha Japanaao *akl lhay raptund, tha Important in»u . of Fanahatn yaitawlay, Infantryman acalad tha wall* With laddar, and alauchtaml Iha barok (hint** batlaliun which bn boon laoiatad th a n for fit* ^ Tha Japdhaar war* drl*ln# 'for- AI Wallace Has Narrow Escape * F t l F a I a I Vl/a, ^In Fatal Wreck GileB Broward And Sidney W o o d Of Orlando Are Killed aawata, aUnahtn# around rno•han mad th a t a aquulron or tb alr'alrpiana* from R ankin# had bomb ad Japan**, daatrayer* and traap t i w i i w t * a ft lb* villa#* MIAMI. Hep!. T .- f .n - O U l, II 44 H ilaachuaam ha, naar Uhuo, Oori*. |s . fonn*r dlrw lnr of tb , a p .lb * banka af th* Yan#Ue. Miami Jnrhap fln b , who** tan* ' r TV, JaptnaiM brar* atumptln# ■atlonnl «har#,* aaalnat former %* land rataforcamanti at th* Ll* (lorernnr D av, Sholl* almo*l Bn* to aid thalr column In th* roaultad In a |,« l« latlv , lnv,.tj* LaUan aactar, whkh la nttampu ration, died I" ■ boapltal b u r, k it ta-aonth th* Nantian# rail' today. R , h id W n III fnrflva way tlatlaa ID mi)** woat of day*. O ur, rh aran l lhal Hlalaah Park ohtalnad preferred operat* In# data* reom th , 81*1# flarla# CommtaMnn by Improper Hholti denied tha DEATH *CLAIMB COMPOHKH method* char#**. Ollie H. Gore Dies In Hospital B*»L lAijiftf r I f mi mt H ItTL Bndky atadkd mu*k In n publlabar of IhiW’snn irminth'd Hnninttii* tNiuiliy |«Hlny. Mr. Maw* it utgisl nil fa rtm’in win* nt*t phi* fjinilinr with Ih** W*nh* iti nl her pint* uf ih* I u I m(i Mil> titiil liitlifii tVath hltiiki tl itit I thi It »•!- **i w**i l'%» imI nV iR iim i M.li.iU »'*■ 4*iel I ' m J, hr. I-M in humtih «ai ilu*" life, %j miiit>U* rpiiiidy empfgvtl .i tii n Tn* ntuy lm>iliIng with uhnoat u I,, - It «■!« lilt klatl'a > • I* f l.» * 'tly 1mill I tnml\ y fip inls It*- , pui It ti rI* i iilllplhli* 'h i fur *if ii n ' S a n f o r d Students A iling Children Be Will R egister At P rotectedA t Home Schools Tom nr row Mr*. Onrtithy Jamb, <.unity t«-»»M hf the figtvemerit tn cmiit* H'b'inl nurda*' li*lAy fi*i|iu**ti*.l oil * It* him Hint si r**py in *'itih*r parrnl* In thn ruunly to irfr.iit 1 thiil ltn*y miif lit hiiVi' 'r#*ir*'«t from ,i Inline Ihrlr i hil.tim to >) kiv.whttr** nT|K«* pact lK*fm»' Ink ••hind il until: tha romini; >I'll I. H it imr nt»y mtiim which they might thry n i p* ■uffrrlrV* from, rojil* oi * liilrF r«-pt« t. uthrr mim>r ii IIiih M* »lnr»* Ihr r, I ll" lull >t»y tnay i«‘ aiMilVnl au«l vary nften, imva'lhV u«) for m i *n*t in Mr. Ilnwatwi’a nfficr nr in' ion* i |ildi'iiitr»^anToni; tin* arhool ,* *V111In i V* 11rtig SI ii rr» In ^Af he * rhlldrm.^—■. , ■ tli'iiMi: Ihe ii'fi-rrmhnu |H |iV l ** t *'(*hll'ljnl Mifr.'tinif fri'io nm . f«utli Ly i h** SicrWiryl • lyn uf / illiir** .hoiild I,a kapt nl f cult! re, whirl* In-gift/ ’ T bvrfy ^ Jiorna ifmI traalail," Mr*. Innih n !Vpt tt ii ml »tmt!mica, i iw w i h tK a tu n l , if thi* wan* dutia* I hr | Sat hi ihiv, S* pt. ll nn m iiii'rr of rommiinir*l*|i* iliM<n*r* n poll* Will i hide nt I : Kmnernua rsTTrrrfS riii It y Ittve nlmnly jSTd WAHIIIN’HT*»S. Hcpl 7.- (Ah —The hl*h rh*t nf tlvlntr n prohlrm In dapHiiilnn lima*. I* irturnlnll to plsruu #ov*i rimmil and puhllr. .' * tlnvi rnniaiit nffli UI* h I a in i* biiMifi***: hu,ii»i*** r r i r t c U u * (nvrrnmrnt pnllry. point* to llin tax b'intan mid to *lil«hiir ro«l* Inrluiilnr **■*'' lnrr«a»nf. Mlior rhlm** in dlib an ar#u* tm in lliul a *(*’* arc imt In rrunalliK rn m iK li Ii, k a r p . ‘ p iiro tnl(hl perform n "rral 4iubll< • rrrlio” by mndurllnr n hiiyrr*' Mrtka in “and Ihl* -larmlliy ilrady tnrrna,a In p r lc * M T h, American lv.|rr,lllon ut Ijitmr declared for year* a puliliahrr a t dally nawapaper* In Clinton, Ind- who died yMtarday. BUhop, 71, had lived here tha peat IT year* and conducted a daily' column for tha local weekly new** 1 popor. A h eart attach waa ra* ly o b a lU * Jo* hi* d e a t h , __ ____ l In' lliirjii*. .'IJ iii. ili finrit li.ilmn n y ^ e r* flatly H'futillif flip |<us»l*H i t.iHiiia lor a!i»f*i t i-'it, was aufb mi it|N*ii tD|tltnimlk rrlm ff aa to m iry l hi' ihr m l »‘f nn l»\leriin* Tnrii Vh*^*ad." ■* fold* a r r dm* uf tha moil, runtaylnu* nf* allmrnl* mol 1 ,|i|i*ail tnpliily ill tha rrawiliil rl*> ntli«. *nd In many nu*< ilavilop rmn pliratlun* whiih Ion uftmi, p i n n fatal In r h ild r r n . Mr*. I amli nt*o ndvikirl Ihnt tha nirtHatinti Tiuiuirini:*u i a ■ wr«*k* r m iih n r a in thi* *l*ta »l t a r I mouk oul of tin* ,t*t<> iluiiii): tha aiimmar Mould lx* mol * mildly The* Kaiiilnnln r o u n l y Houiinl* a n r o n n r ' t l i l . ya ar Im*i ' iiU*i* of Mu' III yliin* I * n u t In tlio thilnl , lliuiaa Iti fit nl ili* pninly*l* rplifiniir toduf, lor tlialr r o f u lo r mimtlili ■tima *artinn* of our nalion/T i ll ia t 11hr All r h i h l n n m Ii o h a t r l*rrli >>i|l of ilu* Mala a m i’ will mil hova hrail hrii* for two work* prim to At*nn I*. fifth i* 'I 'n 1' d tha <i|H*nini; of artiool inipii pirI M-Ul n hralth rartifir»ta from » (alien uf ill* Ilf' » till Ii •' V | h ra lth authority in tha l in o vtoil• mil In thn hnlii. »'( Muln I* , n l or ha rxaiiiiniil hy ,lha lounly a t S: Hi t.'fl' i i ,vn mm. «* '" MunIt-1pal lioll I’ lrtt Momt t la tt nlslii. I if , 'M 'V V C'lt.ulr* II. h . Mi (Tom* Clnvulnnil i .it- .1 | C‘ 'A1/ 1' K r*ni' Will, on both of T hn fir" In i h'lriu’iffW w.d f.lljr w e t, laailad t nu t h , aid, of in. iiyftianjW lim n*,' >i H icrdar’i , b y ( 11*.mi I tvpltieiitn tn Ihe crtiwiWA M» •hli tium an, hi|il«unkla »a i*t tpH'ltrcs W WaiV. hnii tr iU " l Tin* Snutheidr K lm lrryarlrn undii th f ilirit'liuii of Mr*. K I' Tuitilu.ll u d l ujM-n for rr(i*lnitu'i< for tha comtiir y ear tlalph lla i Mmnlny S rplrm ber 13 nt !M>0 ii’clork. T hf \Voi»linrn Circle will meet Weilni'Mloy n i(ht at th* niwln' nf •Mr*. K. I’, t'arraw ay op the Wrat Side , t H:«HI o'clock It m i r< pmti'd liMlay. The Hanford Kiwanl* will hold It* rr# u l* r weekly lunrhetn la. morrow a t 12:13 o'clock In the Drill room j>f th* Valdai IIMil. J ucIr , ll. W. War* wBl bo In chary, of th* program. Wall Streel Stocks ('rack On War Scare II I mu kmiM if A* la rr* . Iiloek* .of alork I . Hull Ih.iu’*., dumiuil nn I k N*W York I in p/i*nui ih* ,p;t;iinunn "fndiiv »b*r* r uf ill.- ntfii bant Id[ikf down f t tn tiiurn Hu ii ml m dllli'l |3^". ii *kat,. T h , aln*h ' Ih ear Mhn nuUid* Mum aroiiail ihro* mlmile* rrriu . tmill 11J mb* at ah .irtlvn I ri'tHirtrtl ^'li.d ** H i, „ a ,ln n warn Into Ii.nl biilll a third hoar. , iil" of ' t h* ' I,, l.i*m NO f " hoHuvae. w hlrh nor |u>r,u«i«. In’ • IivIiir c o n -1 Iblvf Clnvt'lNiil the the rott*« rirUnnge of IxOCAL WEATHER i ' *r liin am iiu ld " iu.it ^ ily S'i ' room u t u n tin H i i iu"i*'*tli Bemlnolo* arriv ed no |hv ■•ni' C om m erroi At tha 'lim n of tm* III'- *»f iititufit ftiTtitnpUabail wrllhln th# hptiuit i»f a fi'W hoUfii tnl*bl n'»tllnhrd «la rao« Tbre#> A rson Seen As C ause Of Kenis F ire U ki Night wth prltr* Th<* lal,*l nlllrifal In lw> tiaa.r I from I* |) K. Montaomary. AAA Juili.r It rnnaum ar*' coun*,l. who *urkh*1* •il yr*lrrday Ihol run.umai* In )■ivi- tin ilu r amiaidf ration td amtin# tha *rhoul r h i h l n n nf Ihr fount)' would (n* irrrally da* Mr, Itrtw^on aUnl. T .-t4h —H enry Hadlay, dUtln#uUb*d Anaark an tam pnw e roaductac, d M a t hi* haan* b a n yMtardny aftae n lane Bln***. . B unt M BaaaareUk, Maaa., In It. h| Kntiftinl nn*) High Living Costs Again Plagues U. S. what* ro u n try k id , w ot and aartkw **k *f the A n # to ;A m ,rk a n . b ra * In Ih a n rh a l'* International aattlam ant waa a fla m ,. Tha China** aaU thay war* YOKE, pf«pr«l hy Kirrrlary *»f Agri 1i»p’ ’lullnm Hi'tiry A, Wnlliuv, Counlv Al. Wallirr< Sanfunl ynulh, and Hob Mlchaid* of Orlainlu imrmwly ml**iil Mraih rarly Mviiday-innrit' In# In anlairtn rta»h on (lnytoiui llrirh whlrh provnf falnl In twn of Ihrlr mmrdlr*, (illr* llrimanl. Id, uf lirliWnln mid Hillin'-)' Wood. 20, aUn of OHandn. ■ Vnun# Wallarr Matail lu,lay Uim a* ha and hi* pal*, wrri* .difiin# •liinir Haytonn fluarli *nutn uf Ihr I'lrr, at about 43 to 00 mllf* |>ar hour,' lhair V-H pharlnn hit n w**hnut whlrh rm iwl ll to akitl. Wall Ira and Mlrhnal wrrr IhruH ii rlaar of I k riiH'inlri* »*,r a* lllvy wart* altlln# un tha rlifht hand (hla. Iluwrvar thalr III fatail rmn* ra>la* who wrrr nn tha lafl wrrr thrown Ih tha path uf tha ovar* Malnat daaparwt* I’hlnr** taalatMa* in flaw aactor*. Thry , »nW ana af thalr column* flnht. ^mtn# .toward* Wooaun#, /lawn r l w ^ * • 1 hf 8 Kan(hal, had captured * , lb* laoiatad Chlncaa position* In ,'*ba Uon foraat and Ita adtacant tprti, alkncln# China** battertaa and aaariln* run naati In. the** plan* whkh have haan IwTlrnnr Japan,,a war* hip* and army lrampart* at tha moulh «f th* Tan#ta*. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 04, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 04, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 04, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald