4 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/86b269fb7880f8625c208f433d9e6ba3.pdf 0293c82ed92e19d02bedab92e6283938 PDF Text Text V I CENTRAL F I A 'MODIMil A IR -C O N D IT IO N E D , J? C C .REFIM 0 _E* A T O K * Bfcarea. James 0 ., Special Hu■ Ur To The 0 *1* Co., a corp. MarigatH Busier. r . c . «t * j. a. ’ M art,' tt os To ». a wight, A l l . H**rr. sgl To a B- Loo. 400 MAPLE AYE, Crop Lltmi PHONE 202 ■hewn, William, st us A II. C. rijhewii A To Bastard Prodno..Uen Cr. AMR. Pfsusos, A. a To Sanford Pro_ d action Cr- AMO. . At tha hit, flanfonl Sons of Iha AmarIran LagIon Drum and Bush Corps, provided spectator* with Uu pulac-qu tokening wuale ona of tha unite In'tha long parade that Included delegations Weeks, Ham. at us To Bastard from Legion Poata., achoola and civic organisations A^ tha far right la tha representation from tha South Legion Post at Clermont. Canter are some of the notifies who provided the verbal * Prediction Cr. Assn. Renter. 0 . A To Banford Pro- "■DreworIts.’’ from left to right; WUIIam S. Mara/HoWey; general chairman fpr lha celebration; Major Paul Crank of Orlando; Claud# Papper; Colonel Harry C. Ihmcan, Tavares, chairman of tha Lake gfcdeeUon Cr. A a s s . ___ _Coontjr Democratic Committee; Punic Stead, Orlando, vice coremat dar of Cantrsl Florida-District-of the-Legion; hptdtng th#two‘fl*ge*r» John White and Mr.' Littlefield. Spanish Amartoan War V*tR A D IO pTtard, P. M. To Bantard Pro;' daction Cr. Aswt. RADIO work h protraaalng rapldlr and Sf, Miller, t V. To B*nford ProDay,.Friday evening. atlon than, • T H R E E Y A R D S FO R P IT T A S N E B R A S K A B O W S 13 T O - Mr. and Mr*. B. IL Terrell of Rev. Jamas 8. Day, Fnnk (hat Mr. Beam, of Bt. Umls. 3 ,. duetIon Cr. Aaap. 1938 Trsasuo partiltsar Co. To BanOhio have arrived In Oviedo for Wheeler, Jr. and William Henry will ba In bla store tar aaverel ford AgrtcsHttral Cr. Asan (he winter.- They will be gueSU Martin attended Home Coming dara following the opening to of tbelr daughter, Mrs. Jae Lain- Day of Stataon University at Coiif. R C A & Z E N IT H eralet o ' filing ghee*. !t i ' Satlsfactlen af Mertpage* ! DaLand Saturday. hart. R A SY TERMS -Jllggtna. John To K. C. McCall, Mr. and lira. XT. I*. Carter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen George are !;V -"otu s. ■' Dawson, Ga. wsra waak-end vlai* tha proud parents of a fine British clnnmaa are visited by tore to Mr. Carter’* parents, Mr. *I Balp . ] daughter bom Friday if bt. Sharon, jaaaa . o.. Bpaclal Maaand Mr*. W. P. Carter. something Ilka ’.|4.M4,000 people Rev. and Mrs. James 8. Day Douglai Tlngby of Soekvllle , lar To Tha Calp Co. ,.. . every weak. And most of them ,5 Balt CMI N. B- has' arrived In Oviedo for want to BL- Petersburg Monday E lectric Service to see a sick nephew who un­ Ola peat ua at tba tnost thrill­ ! WUtar. Mary A Frlgt Va Bart tha winter. ing moment of Ilia Him.—Punch derwent a major operation. t r) Jtawald, • Prnnh Allison Is visiting In MB Magnails Ava. Ffcede !•» Tha Florida Public Service Ce. <l,ondon). Ov'rdo before going to South Florida for tha tomato packing of Orlande, hai completed a power line to the new pro-cooling season. Mr*. Myrtle Bradford of MP plant. of A. Duai, a Bona at ami. chairman of tha art course Mltchsl Hammock S miles west •On Thankaitvtaf - Day tastra LET US DEMONSTRATE uf Florida Woman’s Clubs r»»« of Oviedo. will ba open house far townsfolk a lecture, ami exhibition of an al Civic League DalL beginning ' THE NEW art collection at the school auat throe a'cleck In the afternoon ****<,■ N ew Shoe Store ilrtorlum to a good house Monday bailees as win arrange a program morning. R eady F o r O pening and community (tag for pfter* Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jones of noon, cards win ba enjoyed. la Georgia are visiting relative* * In IN YOUR OWN FIELD Bob Ivey, manager i of BanOvlrdo. ford’a newest shea company, and AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER Mr. W. T. Chance, tha efftol- J, D. Beam, Field Representsrnt A. C. L. Hallway agent, was tlvs or tha International Shoe railed La his old heme In Ala’ Company, wan busy thla momon mvuuil* account UiKLarranging slock and-flxtujo* T , ,»| „ . | r|r( 1, luma *“last =?* aThursday mM Sp«.amj uia RADIO 1 HOFMANN. LONGWQOD Fog More” Power Sprayer w & m ]1tJlft-£>ivUitr»:.unJat»hcd .aglnl Um.daatli nf his h*o*bae.-¥ e, fan'umi"WHBilKfira'i 61W&ST __. a _ aft m . . . . . * V>*ml flmnfnirrf - was In Cooper rtf of Sanford jU acb- which Flailed"TJi's S'rbraiTut lUlwar't. fromThs r*Jlk*'uMh*;Und«f**tc<l 1by |3 a. to 7 »c«ro I ml - HAMuiP flatcr day tA T h eir' store loyajcd Charge of lha office ..in Mr, lit! tha Ball ITaledholio Alighting. Marshall Goldbtrgh (41), mainstay of tha Panther*, Undaunted by an attomptwl flying taskl# il* shown cutting through tha line for a three yard gain, to tha trended cheers of 71.000 spectator* In — *-d-e-P4 K-l-tvf ■ - — program la offering them. '**m. O V IE D O ’Tha1football season and homs. . . ■ ................ «. » ................. .. coining* are causing a aorli^of By way of observing Nntlonal >(nera| (I0Hus on the part of tba R iV SfM tthUPBplBUfrufnrMr. THo spelling match on Wl)IU> w-.tfla JFfuftwo-JUr uiw ,Dying reccnlly between Gotha achool Art Week, the Oviedo Woman'Si faculty back to th« Alma Matrm. Nyw rt »o Miami regularfy. and Lyman ws* won by the rnl’ i Club presented an enjoyable ait u « t irM|t rnn Mlsa Bn*to Faya jTAA Alftat** under dltocllon,;ol tar,' Dorothy. Holland ,wa« hlg.“- program, In chapel Wonsyy. Mr»- Mine and Mix* Mnrgaret Usr* eat with Corln Shade and Rich- Myrlla Taylor Bradford, SUtd|p,r wenl |0 j^Urul for the hotpaArt Chairman of the Florida FM-, eom^g festivities on the Stetson SlMBi(V*Vlgjia is. In raheafsal by ard WiHlf ctoaa seconds. tV M p Ik h ia , spirits wilUh.isUl Rir. I . D. Solomon, editor of eraUoo of Women's Club*, gave (ampus. This i eomlng wtak-Uhd ** WnitoJ ChyUtmaa Baptist Witness, preached at a talk on oil painting and wnl»n will see the departure of •Birtanmnii ta Daeambar.. . morning service' nt the local color. The hudakcr. an Interna-, Misses Mlres. Pireont, Cone, Mr. and Mra. Harry Carraway, church and baptised three at tlonal authority on art, showed Carter for Gainesville when a traveler's exhibit which Inclod- Florida homecoming will be af Norwich, N. f . have arrived Winter Park In lha afternoon, with thalr seventeen greyhound* The town la teeming with aa* cd Imported productions of rare brated. Coach Mills Lord Md are located in tha Mitchell thlty. Docks of new arrivals as pictures, such as “Nocturne’1 by Mrs. Lord are also plannln heoty on the Wagner Rosa. well as regular winter residents Whletler, “The Lark" by Van attend, end the entire grot Gogh, "The Palm Tree’’ by looking forward to seeing Tha Clvie League Sewing dub coming In. Homer, and "Tho Regatta” by etching game between Ge m M .e m a n m i Wo® ; S X V * YOL'l w . i r.p.br^ b, furnisTi tiTttooM end four room Apt. Newly dccurated. Takaeh's KssUurant. ’ ■ a M a L iP S r J s r t i" ■ Uet-lUiBoi, yallew gold St For- real—< room hou** end } Jewel pocket watch on N. bath, HUP a month summer • Park Ava. Tuesday afternoon end' winter. Boa It. care Itereld. 'Reward. Do* u a lAke Monro* DM. D gtesta Leet—eat epare tire leek and For Bald: Cabbage Plants Out 4 -'•ball for v -l ford pickup. Brhmths, Lakn Mouro*, Phone Under pleas* notify Bentard IM-W. : Mattress Faetery. Bearing uechtnee—II00 up. Also Leal near Osteen—on* white a^d repalre. Let us *t|| Jour old llvar spooled pointer aheut II furl Hare, The Hwap sbop, ltd -rnpn'ha old. Answers U> nagw el K . Fourth 8L K ddA If taund notify J. J. Drum* R meed, Elm Are, phene’ III. For sale—Heater, coal ami »i>od in i^ lp o o la ^ M e a l , r ■ , 'a t * LANEY'S DRUG STORE FOB L B T T I R HEADS, BILL HkAOB, TAGS, CARDS, BNVBLOPKS, OFFICE FORMS, BTC C o m p le t e L u n c h • e e e e 3 3 C PHONE Select your food from A list of delicious sandwiches And home cooked pantries. ; , Meet your friend* at Seminole Printing Co. Claaaifted Advertisements ■ _... ___• PLACE YOUR order new for per. Famishad apartment— modarn aooal engraved greeting cards convsnlenrca. Park A SOIh, Coleman's Off toe Equipment Oo. Phone III. a Delicious L anty'a. W K FILL A L L PRESCRIPTIONS — PUONE »0S O A N D U N N -.S .cr.i O p .,.U r . 4« . U nder p a n 's INSTRUCTIONS ANN VARE H A * OPENEO A STO RE NEXT O OO R T O W U FANG’* O E N . DAN PO SIN G A S HER U N C L E * AN D D ISG U ISED A S A N OLD M A N TAPS WU FANG’S PHONE , CHARLIE, XVS DOT A HOLE THROUGH INTO WU FANG* BASEMENT n i GOING IN THERE A N D SCOUT AROUND KEEP LISTENING IN ON THEIR PHONE. ALL RIGHT, MR. DUNN. THIft WTORE ROOM HADN'T b e e n u s e d FOR Y E A R S LUCKY THE OOOR OPENB IN W A R D ---IV L PILE BONE BOXES UP B O NO O N E C A N _ ______ . ENTER/ \ i 'l l w atch THROUGH THIS ’ K N O T -H O L E -•< T H E R E 'S W U PAN S A N D . PAGAN N O W / T W AT'a AN OLD ; / S v W O R E HOOMj W H g T b \FAC1AN---- COME, THAT DOOR,) I W ANT TO WU PANG r j T t b T THE, V S E C R E T D O O R -S ^ FROM ANN'S BASEM ENT. burner—Can be *«en at lluw* erd Long'.. ! VfR.- Ford Coupe I ’U*ed Quaker Circulating ileaUr. Boot! Carr#way, Inc. Ws bars a complete line of ell burning, gasoline and elactrtc basters. Oat oar prices before yea buy. Boott-Carreway, inc. 2f - —Por RbbI of Bak. 1ru n n a g o o d pla ^ c YD WA-TCH WU PANG* e a s e m e n t f r o m -* A H , THERE ARE THE TW O SCOUNDRELS N OW t HOPE T H E SE B O X E S ^ DON'T S U P / A YOU SEE, MR. PAGAN, I T E S T THEBE SECRET DOORS OFTEN SO THEY ARC ALW AYS n READY FOR U S E ., WHAT H A P P E N * 1 WHEN YOU O R E S* THAT NAIL, W U FANG 7 WMWe#; RftCSS THE A ■PM? WALL O P E N * AN ^OU SEE A T U N N E L V: . S O CLEVERLY IS THIS D O OR ^ M A D E T H A T THE 'P O L IC E CO ULD NEVE heh/ h e h / you HAVE T O O MUCH IMAGINATION, HR. , PAGAN, .TH AT N O ISE I * CAUSES ' B V THE -.?* INStANIFICANT RATI WHICH I N P C * t rVM FOJl BENT—Tha store occupied kg Arnce Feed Co, H, B, M* Call opareter, la Cate# liulldlnc la available for reel at sow Bee J J. Cate* or Mr. Campbell *b BMtutty Feed Blare. S �I Sent (nob County Prodoe** More Fruit And VeftUbfen TWOi A n f Similar A m In A meric* t SANFORI). FLORIDA, T U ESD A Y. NOVEM BER M , 1937 Revenge Threatened By “ B olita B arons" A M E R IC A ’S S H O W PLACET* To Business Three T o Tw o V ote Is Seen A s V irtu ally R escinding Previous F illin g Station B ar R O L L IN S K IC K E R WASHINGTON.' t W T U —fJD 1•- The Senate want In work on liing-rangf' farm legislation ’ ’ to|May «fi»r side-tracking the anti; lynching bill. Aa II dill an, AU-! mlnlMrsllor, leaders—trying to i'U»h forward with lha P m l j d'-nfa program on another' front—abandoned hopa of get-| Mns (ha wage* and houra blit • fi«m the llouia Uuloa Commit*I . I Tha rnmmlllaa ha« refused • 1since |>il summer lo lat the! llouia ronaldar tha labor meas­ Avtnue Opened South To Tenth W P A P rojects Talked Include B eautifies' tion O f L ak e From | The CHv Commissioner* * o te d 3 In 2 In fnvor of open­ ing Park Avenue to buaineu development u far south aa Tenth Street In their regular meeting In the City Hall last night, probably ending a con­ troversy of several • montha •in . which residents bitterly opposed the intrusion of traabMM Mto t£e raaldantlal digtrial. Tha contraveray atartad worn lha BlneUlr Oil Company naked perm** ion of lha Commissionera to arte* a filling itatton at tha comar of Pork Avenue and Eighth Street. Tha permit wa* refuted bat laUr tha queatlon aroaa of whether or not tha City should “aa a mattar of policy.’* open tha atreat for boalnaaa davalopmant of any kind and In vlaw of iha Board’* action laat Thai T W Vjn raaeind «heir previous actian regarding tha filling station. . Tha raconaldaratlaa of tha mat' tar at tha meeting last night wa* tha raaalt of tha appearance of Uaary Wataan who told tha IL etter Is Received B y ! A ssista n t S tate A t* to m e y B oyle W a rn ­ in g H im To L a y O ff : Hufce Profits Seen As Basis Of Attack i Method* amnrklnjr ntrongly of Chlenirn irnngater* were Injected into the proceedings nurroundlnir tho Inveatlgatlon of the local lottery racket when n letter was written to Aaalntant States’ Attorney L. F. Boyle warn­ ing him to “ lay off” , it w ai' revealed thla morning. The receipt af the- letter by Mr. Boyle lent credence to the report on trie afreet* that lha IloUta Itaron* who havo been making as high aa 110.000 a weak In 8aiy* ford out of thi aata of tlekata. would not abandon a field aakt 1 to be the most fertile In ‘ be • ■tate, without a fight. However, Mr. Boyle made light bf the incident when lnttnrWw*4l_ ure. Night view of Radio City, Naw York. Back o f the giant RCA Building, headquarter* Radio Corporation of America and the National Broadcasting Company, are the, light* n Square. Beyond these, across (ho Hudson River, arc the llght*i of New Jersey. The ncon-i letters atop the RCA Building are 24 foot tall. It is the world’* loftiest sign, visible at many milts around New York City. C IT Y N E W S B R IE FS Mrs* Garner Has During the day Iba IlmUa' Mihi-ntnmltte* agreed t*nlal|yn| lr- to complete |hs revision of Ihe rorporile lax ayalam. It would prorlda abandonmant of |lha undlilrlbuled profit* and levleg on rorroratlona with In rnrapi of I2S.O00 or la«a and with modification* on Income* leg ,hai fegliSK.Tdp-la Z Gotham Book Fair is Tha Monroe chapter No- IB R. A M will meet In,,the Masonic Tern' pi* for thy Ir regular* Convocation A u th or O f “ E z e k ie r [ 5 T ells O f T h r illin g ;"1" „ A dventures In .N »Y . in? ‘An old-f»shli*nrd dock licked on Ihe utniilel. u lire triaged merrily III tho gralo of an oldfashioned Bio .place, and arross f|hm me sal a Indy who Is I think a bit old-fashioned , loo — Klvlra tinnier, the author of “ Kinklfl,’’ ' tho juvenile book I.eat Ri-ller that’a aweeping the country. At nny rate, the ha* u qiialnlni'**. n alnw drawl, an unhunlrd aort of charm Ihat decline to Ihe greed of certain '» * ‘ ore' lie, I «-«*>,* ai*emN lo ai-l her apart fiom lha hunter* and fishermen who dUre-l "radquartere hr the chairman mail merry-go-round of preaenl gard Ihe lows o f Ihe Blate and lo| " ! 'b " " d l Call It. Wn Ware, (Cm i O mH aa l*aae Three! C uK AV B Z A D Y -B A C * Optimistic View Of Business Reported o f certaini polillcians who have lo il<> wllh tin'! The Hanford l.lone Club will enactment of such legislation or *'Md H* regular wsrkly incline with,Its enforcement Inter. I Wednesday evening ai lion Declaring that a Stale Game and o'clock In lha grill r « « of ibe Kish Conservation la-ague is now! Valdes llolal, according In a In thh process of formation which! statement made this afternoon will hav* for It* purpose Iho pro-j J- I* Galloway, secretary ol lection o f game and fish in Floy- ,h* ortt*nl«atlon. Ida, MT Meiarh urged his audience ------- to support lha organisation o f the' Herbert /•raster, nf Mkn MonLeague end to become member* roe. Is spending a few days with wheB a local chapter la formed, bis parent* on a short leave of lie said that Ihe Leagu* tan go a absence from duties In Ihe High' • the ^ Mook ere ltH , mll#r .be,, L ned resident Roosevelt dajri Southern Trip 'AAHINOTON. Nov. t> +-4JFI O’Neal Is Found Guilty In Court Session Yesterday David O'Neal waa found guilty of assault with the intent to com mlt murder in the second drg>«. In the Circuit Court session yentcrd*J‘ I , . . . - " <w ■ Oeo. W. Bunnell, \V. It Pope. Orle R. Mathieux, Prsnk Petti, E J Cameron, and Paul Whlddun. Today the case of Ed P * English' and Joe Dixon, charged with breaking and entering with Intent lo commit a felony, Is being heard by ..the court. However no definite action had been taken early thla afternoon. today at the County AgenJ> office. Yesterday Willie Macon and The meetings are ach.-dulrd as Trances Mill* were arralgord bofollow*: S oil Conservation Group Will E lect Officers At Meets Hanford, Monday mn,nfng at 10:09. o'clock, in the Court House. " — — ' t M4ft ii woiii i/i; »no nm if Oviedo, Monday afternoon at 4:00 haul and sent lo northern markets rpriker tnmornur -»t 'he regulai o'rlock in Ihe Oviedo High j ,***• Prof't ■ single indlvl- v i-k ly luncheon of Ihe Kltvann Hchoul. dual, and also o f the proposed He- ;;-uh in Ihe VeMex lintel. Heine] Lengwond, Tuesday aflenuem at ° f all *he deer in a cor- j Nl*. seerv-ta-v of the crgxntra 4:00 o'clock la lha Lyman U,n •rw* of fThtMa la order to iba, ufget all members to at lent .School. gel rid at the cejOe »fck. The ay special business a f Ihe organ The fianfnnl district Includes all b«m ary Purposy o f this Usl pro- u ,tlon will also be discussed of lha farming district noHh ol to give someone a Ijike Jessup. The Ovlnlo dlslrirt pall'lrel job, he said, adding that partly rtnudy tonight and Is designated aa that area south killing the deer wouldn’t get rid ol of ' the Geneva |{oad and east ’>( ICenllnusS -n r«e* rnr-a) • the cattle tick unlqaa every other Late Jessup and as far wept as kind of animal In that area ware Washer The lx>ngwood dlslrirt alee klllad lakes In 'Lr.ngwood, Lake jMary, . Mr. Caldwell, who ee’rved aa a Altamonte Bprlngs,. and E>"> •< delegate lo Uko General Confer- 1 City. anew of the Episcopal Church In ' ------- * - It wa* pointed out that any per* Cincinnati hat month, told Urn r'°* ch I-~n*rd McLucae son who has a |037 work abeel l> Man’s d a b of work arcompollabod of . the Hemlnote lllgb Hrhool entitled to a vote In lha election at the meeting end also commend - Celery K*di seal b\a sggregatloa *• a.\ **** Ibrough a light workont yee- Lookouts T o Train PflUrnnallgn °f aim a ds saa a Amih . . . In D ayton^ Beach The Chattanoga Lookouts -if tho Southern Association will not return to Sanford for tho spring training activities In INS, accord­ ing to an Associated Proas report this morning but will movo their headquarter* to Daytona Beach's City Island Park. Jo* Engel, new president of tbe outfit, signed a contract with th» City of Daytona Beech f*r us* of the City Island Park which Is lo­ cated on aa island In Halifax Rtror while tha Mlmaapoll* Mil­ ler* of the American Association wtU also train In Daytona Betel) hot will us* the hall park located 4 fad receiving auch a laltar early . Monday morn|ng but Insisted I* ; waa probably Ihe work of aoiril ,] crank and dklnot attribute reach : Import*nee to It. Whin asked If ha planned .*B , secure tha aid of federal au­ thorities In treeing tha kttab* •< tOactla—4 aa raaa Tkw*l te 4 S a n ford Nimrods Get Good Results As Season Opens The regular monthly hen>f|t dance will he held at (he Klk’a laalge on Friday Iho J«lh boBinning at 10; 10, n’clock. Music will k* furnished by |>rckhaia'a. Oil hc(lra. the TjOscrupulo'jsnesa $10,000 A W e e k R ack­ et N ot T o B e A ban donedW ithout F ig h t ^ B p lU r C U C o n iln U C -. . PARIS. Nov. ! b —(AT—Tho " » u «. the verge nf discoveries" In R* ’ ln>P«rt»n‘ n«w drive to rrusU *n artne-l society, secret revolutionary Marx Dortnoy, Minister of (ha Interior, told tha cabinet today, Numerous documents of greaf Importance were raised raid during ibe night. Dormoy said. Tha d£t*lla of documents were kept eocret. Tba raid waa "somewhere In Paris." Tbe current Police drive resulted from the discovery list Kell of operations of an organ' gallon called "Tbe Hooded One*." Bit supposed sploa. led by a German, w*ra arrested last ntfbt near Kranra'a famous MOO000,004 Maglnot lino of ' frontier defenses a* Minister* <pf War Edouard IMlSdler watched a p 1 a n c 8 Continue A tta ck O n W u sih Nlmroda of Sanford and Sem­ inole County who faced the chill-. Ing blasts of the nurthwlnd aad took to the woods over the week­ end, enjoyed a good tnrasure at success. If reports received her* today are correct. Several wild turkey* were re­ iwnei micd nd• according hi ‘. . . j thla mom- •< f’ 3 . . . U ln i — — by a Seminole County sportsmaOSHANGHAI, Nov. 23. —</D— IV. \V. Johns, employ of tha United Stale* Ambassador N*l- Gulf Refining Company, was n r son T. Johnson and member# of ported lo have killed • 4 point bis staff embarked today on:buck after a big hunt yesterday, lha United Slates Gunboat l.uA reduction In Iba number o f son for tbe long Yangtta llltsr' hunting licenses thla year haa beew tr|p (r0m Nanking to llaukow reported by R ..W . Ware. Accordtemporary embassy 'ing to records at the office of tha where a has berm established. County Judge, approximately B0Q license wsre Issued as compared with the over 000 total for lam of three cities Ihe central Ghlnea# goverumant-year. had moved Under threat of tbs advancing Japanese army, Ilea about 210 miles by sir, southwest of Nanking and ronalder ably farther by way of Ibe winding Ysngtte. Johnson left several aides at Nanking. Japanese navy plan** today hammered at Wushlh, key point In the Cldnesa defense lines ball way between Bhaagbal and Nanking. B eautification O f Zoo Grounds B egins Tha Municipal Zoo Park and the Chamber of Commerce bulldlag will ha beautified today and to­ morrow when city workmen begin planting Petunia's and Nasturtium* Ik. the park and also In front ol 'he Chamber building ^ Tha plant* will be placed Ip var­ ious corners of fhs section, around tha palms and .along- lb* walks !■ front of the chamber' betiding, the •plants will be set In row* bor­ dering the bulkhrsd and also In centsrs o f the Commerce property. Jaaso* Moughion, street and pork Mperialrndrnt, stated this ■renting that new rest moms for vMUr* at Dm soo are under ron. slngtfaa end *ni bf . c>mpt*4*d Olykftly. Tbsy will be located In M l 4 h ( on the south end of tho here' commemorating tba uln"' laontb anniversary of Ibe e n t e r of French troop* Into Strapsbourg eftsr the World "War. Tba ceremony Inaugurated Da UdlaPa Inspection of tho Mag­ lnot line, supposedly for tbs purpoa* of ordering reinforcements of K*r point*. P ushes C iv a lr y HENDAYS, Nov. yi - 0 P ) ■ponlsb guveroiaent Infantry waa reporlfd today to have drfvsn lha ‘ taanrffnt ^tarairr front ,'k seoiog *1 T i n t ’ River front a**r Otun MaricanUrtiU In Toledo M k c e , tv “ Two auto accidents were repor­ ted at tho local Polio* * Station over lb* week-end. Jgrose Gaines, who had parkad hla Chevrolet Hedan at 707 K. Fifth Street was hit by a Chevro­ let Sedan driven by-Jp# O'Conner. I Both cart were damaged consider- j ably and a wrecker from Reel and Eons Oarage was .called to remove them. No one was Injured. Gaina* was charged wllh Improper park.' ing. I later T. E Vickery was driving a truck cast on Tw*nHath Street and as ho turned south on Park Avrnu* his automobile wa* struck by * Ford V -l coup* driven south on'Fork Avenue by CIoo Hill- Very little damage was reported don* to either o f tho vehicles. The ease hi pending settlement in court. 1 DAFFY ^ -D R IV E R S 9 �•V •1 (i,*naa6'fc f*' # *m T U E S D A Y , NOVEM BER *3 , 1937 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Nature Smiles On! A ctive Stetson ile AH law-abiding citizens in _general, and merchant* - l ^ r i n C l T ' t l l U . particularly, owe a debt of gratitudo to the Sefnftrok# County Grand Jury for its thorough investigation iff lot­ tery activities In this county and for its courageous actioa ailtCAGO. Nov. **,— tH*»in trying to put a stop to this racket. We have no donbt Mother Nature tm* Irnrorn) Unite 1 that the questioning of nearly n hundred witnesses in con­ State* farmer* inla year, pain nection with Cuba and Bolitn, as well ns the indictmenta market »l»ii*:k» indicated today, returned by grsnd jury, will have n very wholesome effect while harassing (hair fc reign cO#v upon the gambling instinct of some of our citizens, par­ pt-t i»«>ra for arc rid trade. ticularly if future grand juries come up to the precedent At tlnn* In the past few year* j she hasn't been eo friendly to I which has been set for them by' Ihls grand jury. In making Its report the grand jury said that there American grower*. Now, however, I are many Itlnces in Semi mile County which hnve been li­ she's definitely on their aide, Karmen in Argentina nre no* •WU.cry ■#!»** A fU *J censed to do a legitlmale business ‘'especially places where _____ m res*tsrtsag »*• #•«■*#■ *| beer, wines and liquors nre sold" where the proprietors are tuie'a current victim* A aerie* of M llrtlhlartli Imt «#• frosts in the la*l few week* waa re n iw n f » < i « m a* ekarae# *•* "aiding nnd permitting on their premises'' the sales o f. ported to _____ have aerloualy damaged St r a ila t sltutUlwg Cuba and Bolitn tickets. It idso slnted thnt this lot- jthe new ArgVnHna wheat crop , ilAgt* crattwar tcry racket “ Is now being conducted so publicly nnd so cx->hleh will l* in rnmpetlUcn win, tensively as to conlnmlnnte not only the entire city of Amrritnn grain In all maikrta of , , Sanford hilt the entire County of Seminole ns well." ih« world. Most rrernt private e*-| r eagslrr . n tli »'1 rtJN* KRAUS* ■Imale of probable Argentina pro , iHrrw tat Ctlrag* •** *»•» The Herntd has it on what it considers reliable nilK * % • Hurt Inn are below 200,000,000 bush June Krause, * Junior of Ft. Ihorlly thnt something like Sin,000 n week Is spent on itevalj I. • — *<*»♦ •( » els. last year lhat eeunliy produeIS* r t m w*le* Is esrla- Cuba nnd Bollta ticket.>« in ‘ Ills community. That makes ed a r«|i of 217,000,000 bushels. A f amlri-rialr at Stetson University, ■tile* I* t*e ■»«♦ ro­ Is an aeive student, recently elect ll af ail !*♦*»• #t*#ai»*ro a total of over hnlf a million dollars a yenr which is erop less than IDO.OOO.OOO bushel* ed to The Honor, Gamin* Sigma n il a Mi • r t « « M finured down this rat hole. The effect of this dissipation would Is1.the smaller! in nlmnst rp'llon (iutnor*ry ehenilslry). nnd ' Ula M fe P H E of tlie people's money is iwo fold* it deprives Tinny of the Iwo decades, with 1«r* exception* 1o_lhe staff « f the-campus m am aafcllrat'aaa •* ■#* poorest people we hnye-of the-f-ecess'ties of life, and it Gialn 'trailer* said nun'rt e«n. line. The Slrtsonian,. lakra *» resirlcts legitimate commercial activity, hurting business rernlng the eondltion of Argen tlna’s crop have been nn Impor In general, and increasing uncrrnlmrment. 7URR0AV. jtOfK M IM t r u IMT It Is unfortunate httl none the less true thnt by far tant strengthening farlor In mar- l.ss spent the pn*t two year* with kets where il.ttneslie priees are e*. 1datives. the larger number of those who phy Cuba nnd Roiltn are talillrhed Wheal prices here nre Mr. mill Mrs O. II. Iteotey and TM7N0 MUSICIAN fMTSons o f Inferior mentality ptiri scant Incomes. They are almost 10 rents a hushel above the Klrannr limdey sppnl Sunday in persons who are too weak morally to resist the temptation sensin'* low levels touched a week Isrshurg, Mice I’tnf *tltlne*» hung on th* to gamble, too unskilled mentnlly to cnmpi'ehrnd the risks or so Hir».' Mr*. Pnidine Milter of px. |.#u* -g W It hilt: last Summer Mother Nature drrrtaft, Mr*. Joe Cnnlson of w ert'"’ involved In their gnmble, and by far too poor to afford the I'jle* Vdhie* F#r« silent, losses which they necessarily Incur. The money which deall disaster to murh nf Canada's .Melbourne and Mrs Bessie Kirk* A young l*d, silting ihrre win*,1hey ' apertd on lottery tickets is money wh’clt they should wheat ciop in the form t f a serious l*n|1 " f Orlando were railed hero drouth. This helped lifl prices to y the death of their sister Mr*. folded arm* hnve spent for food and clothes. A s for those who know Hie high, st level in eight year- Alice f matey. Before ihe longexpanse of Ivory |,pffrr nnd can afford II, we can only say that they tiro Canada s crop was reduced <o ap‘, •'!■: ■ fl. tidier is. imprnviitii •icy*setting n poor cxnmple for the great majority who have proklmatrly IM.OOOJtOO tushrls »f'rr no nutomohlli. areldent In listening Intently for hi* well- n(|| h|(J |h„ , r a(Jvantages. compared with 220.000.000 last banford. known cue. We «nmetlmes heir it argued that this lottery money >rnr Mr. and Mr*. W. f , Sclg, Mr Argentina Is Hit 1 .* fi r i. ■ 1 g Jfow many hour* of patient effort (o nmonjf Sanford |K.op|P. (hat whit is Much *.f the UtiHt*l Stnle* wheat •l'ul s u " r»tll. and Mr. anil Mrs J U f t f that high, rich moment lost by one mall Is woo by another, and thnt none or very I>ell benefited from g.ewl wealhtr I Kmnta e| •■mdii spent Arm!*' Pay at the ,Sleg Camp nn Hiu of delight1 IHtli. rf itpnrs out of low/i, and that eonaet|iiently Cuba ■hi* year, |H-rmitllng Ihe prtalue. f•tee t . John’s liver go the young Moiar!might have and pfol'f•» ’•r.* lib drag on business, (irsnllng Hint this «*- thin of thi* muntry'* largest crop U f Neele Thnni.1 t has return­ «nt andplayed Hurtiou is true, which wo do not Itelleve, Ihe fscl remains rlnre 10.11. The United Slates corn 'd ftom ( hailesten, s C.. where crop wa* the latgest in five years. rotgHMngaelf, thnt the money sprnl every weekon lottery tickets Is still he *|wnt a « i e k wth Mr. and Lost in the nreheslr*’* eipiUlie deflnlft.ly out of channels of legitimate trade and docs Till* pill the United Stales hnek Jits. John Thomas. into the world's rich market a* an tones. 'hurt business just the same as If Ihut amount of money ,-vporter of both grains at an nils Thurtdering along the Itevs with were dumped every week Into Ijtke Monroe, pie ions time, trader* »ald. pnrMeJbrilliant speed. N () T I C E ! The man who holds a lucky number nnd makes a h.rly liremine of crop misfortune Or join’ng the deep throb of killing one week does not take his winnings nnd go down ],I-rwhere violins Tax Books nre open for fa fender passages, aubliifieiy and Pay his grocery bill; ht* buys more lottery tickets whh sweel. the |laymen! of 1937 City jit. We helm! of a fellow the other tiny who' hail won Taxes. IT* Discount will something like $Inn, ll was bis lucky day. Hut hr had BI1rni'i*--*nhi| Ilien G E N E V A Jig.allmual- f,«i-- luayntritt- in itlrmdy^pnnt 1700 ill the course of the oss^ Iwo or Ijui'i;. Th# p 1*01*1 - ttirm; Novnmlmr nnd I^J riidTFTnfs'nRiliili Mf cry'Tickets, lie was still 0OQ behind *lr , ttrunirnl Mi, .1 M I .d ll.r nnd <laughU-e| ronnl for payment in DcA V tfl in llld e 'r tiin ' rtf nutst of them who are buying I'ckfts, A llllle lad once mure; — .......... - ......... . ... . - i * . — ,Tii*i ic of New Svmina ate Hat) Awihl Ji/ the aud.I,ti tliundel ni iltpy. a rc thtinir tnnnity which in tint rvntly HiotYA, Imt ‘A-HIrlt ]Kue»u ,.r Mr. nn.| lira. T. W.i rembe'r.' aplilnuiie; ijlry .p fh i.lR .th i' m y e r , initchvr, « r m orcbnnt. PrenU. I . 1I ” Kllen Hoy. Awkward an,I „hy and ragrl- In J*irhp. (Ir/tlul Jtirv lias ftipil# u viniil *tnrt in rb-Aitiitf HI* I. A , Sheldon It#-, i.ltirn e .l froi* C’ itv Tax Goliector. be - #ff. "■ (dlifs r flr ir l' rtnil dMorv.** tin* full atipimrl *»f tin* pHblir In' Calif... nia i.o.l t "l.un.'.o where re I Wmblering, perhnps, that ,T l“ ’ !rf»#ifinniitg this work. It at range a ' » --- ! * 'T u t Ha shoukl play with ueltl surprising skill. I NcotftHiiry lli^ liw a y s DIB they not understand Hint h» ; a-1 ---aiusl -play. "i I'ofnliiiK uttl that Milwmiki-r bim n |n.|Uiliiitnii of itiaml Mdlt study, prnr lire, work lot E f f e c t i v e N o v e m b e r lK t h I a m hia great dream? Iwo-tliinU nf a million |«*ti|i|r 'inti thnt riticagi'r, Hirlit^ • lo s in g m y s t o r e , a n d w ill m a k e d e ­ ! Thai fchlch Vas strange and won* mill's away, lias nix liatr* an ituin.\\ tlie Miami Daily Suva ilerful to them ili’nciil'fn tin* niitRcnliaa of tralfic witirli tmrtl to rx.nt alii liv e r ie s fr o m our w areh ou se by ’ W#s hnt the surging nnd familiar tin* luirmw ruttln Iwlw.-ra Ilt«* Iwo I'lllm wlintt it inittiml t ptrt ___ h i H 'k . T h i s w i l l e n a b l e m e t o b e t t e r Of the greni ayrttphnnlea that ever am* lull il iv to mikr ill.' 1rip, an.I Ilira goes on to nlirtW' jhnw the nil ant Ion wn* improved by lulcqnnte highwavn, an n e i’ v e y o u a n d g i v e y o u m y p e r s o n a l #*tig Their aoarlng mu»le In hi* youth follow#: a tte n tio n . Y o u r p a t r o n a g e is g r e a t ­ fill heart. "A piivt'lnrat ;alei|tinte lo the nervicc tleninmlctl of it ly a p p r e c i a t e d , I a s s u r e y o u . —Elenhnr fl. It. Young in now lieitiR I'ompMi'.i Im'Iwi’oii tlit* two Iowan. A high­ SeA ii-P ro B lackcats Plan Tough Seflflian ■^ coT*ri^ trillio n s to lb re* point* of Mnmlay'* dectlae*. A advance m ihe nfuw; M a r t i n 's General Repairing Coach S A. A B. H wntriitsoo-s dsn- M(norg Thef(1' '1 ky HI— s , and. Cdarh s. Wilktilson* San yp-i.ip,) ,mItm ,.r ford Semi‘Pro Blnckcat* will their advance later and many. undergo one of the toughest other* ahtfted to the • mlnii". Track Ante acrimmagc* to far achetlulerl this column. acaaon tonight a* 2S men In uni* thislneas ntsws conflntt"d to Service forms will taka over the Sarifnrtl lark stimulus and Itl# e*Hf Bodies— Springs— Trailers Armory Hnll Field in prcpnratidn come hack t m atlrlhuled to A pflee ytfti can afford for their contest Friday evening, traders apecatlatlng .on fempor to M T velth Jack MeDoWrll'a Baby Ttir- mff upturn after yesteday's Icta on Hi* local high school sin* sharp relapse. little field. | ________ The entire roster of lh« team will be present tonight and Coarh Mniklnsmt has naked that the pjh-, lie attend to aee hi* outfit in artton.l The roster of the team «t the BUSINESS MAN’S Completely Renovated present lime includes th# follow­ And Redecorated m ing. Fntls; John JHattley, 170i Harry Mote, 1IW; Jack Punlntt. ITOjrff.yn HhWt-11, 100 and Angu* ltfpflet, 171. Tackles: Jim Wap. IPO; Bryan Riser, 31B; Ralph Fininhod in the Monger, ITS; George Lemmond, moot attractive 179 and Clyde Tanner, 200. Guards: SERVED FROM Russ Odhftm, IB9; Bob Willlama, Cqjora 11:30 TO 2:0a 190; Julian Btrnitrom, 212 and Joe Thompson, IfiS. Cenlers: Elwltt Squire#. .178 .and -John King, IOfi Quarteriatrks: Billy Odhnin, West First Bt. 102 and Knrl Whlttrn, 170. HalfNO FOOLIN' I neks: Iws llarnagr, 104; Hklnney Inquire Mrs, E. Quecner at Vincent, 100; Red William*, 100; J restaurant on property W. ABman, 100; Carl McWhorter,' 100 2nd Fullbacks, Harold linker, HO and Jim Rltiglelnry, 108. The srstlnn tonight will Mart at HkOO o'clock and the puhlle is in­ W»KWf*Wftftftnnftf KgRI2KRagKgaaMKw»KRKKK— KKKgKK— ^ vited to attend A Martin’s Garage FOR KENT . LUNCH Apartments 25c €ates PERK’S CLUB Stocks Slum p A g a in jj A fte r E arly R ally W B R T -T h e JE W E LE R [ Diamond!* And Watches I Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing g Ne w vonK. Nor. it —iip>- \ Diamond Monnting And Engraving g Pteek* lost their rnllftlig vigor i Irt todsy** market aftre an open-, __ •ttrakaa vttira* ania tijh w t m r a. rim t at. ra**« ----- #a¥*w*tra a '* • " '*a '' best Ink trust In whleh the IrnderO _s s m rasn sssvs ^ ■■■KBKKKaaaKaaaaaMtaKKKaaDa TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS r L Congratulation* so Hon l.oet. ner. new president of the Flori da Press A»*«elntinn. japan has puts* |i fourth army inla action llow many armies has Japan?—Tampa Tribune. Not moti'th, if ii get* into a war will. Russia. I L n SANFORD AMCO FEED STORE W# aei where Clrrat Rrltain Is again preparing to make a "lidien payment'' on it* war debts. And w# hav# Just ilisroerred why they call ihem “ token payments.'' |t la because th# United State* gets "lokrn," A t tha raautl of an alretlon rkJ In lloaensr two persona «*re ebargaJ with batng ''hoalllr to th# Soviet power,*' promptly take# ,#)l and shot. And yet unite of th* worst rioters *< have in thi# rounlry ate a.lvneatra ul rotdmuntam. . In rradlng that Dort* Duke, ’ m one at the world’* rirhrst hetr t o r s has Juat bihcrited ten mil t|oa« dollars, we not# with Inter #tt lh#2 hot reOBomlat raln.lad fcmtaad. Jamas H. R. Cromwell, i n , “ah# la kim) of jraaitg pet •: 4 h U* krhBt *h# I* going >e V h A * W#IL now we #ure WM# dread A read th* TW EN TY Y E A R S A G O “ l lRTe Bii-Pi-ei hai lost lu-r eheep nlahed inueh merrimrot. If# eroam Anil oaliuot nil when’ in, hnd'anil rake wa* servrtl Karh liHI# Ihem Jgueat lefl regrrllmg " that Kllia Siiluntap afierti.Hin at h«il ;n»t belh'a nrxl hittIslay wa* j y.-ur thiw * t J#ff, he wania you to fin.l Ih.oi at' Those present were: Frank PIS Oak Avenue". ’ j Chase, Gene TerWltlrger, Tho* These runo.ng little li.\ilstiu«* Wight. Briggs Arrington, All<e>i , »ro sent out hy Kiua»'tti Wlitl* Connelly, Ih-sae Turner, Ik-b Fo*' art, 'no dainty Irtllo ,!.i idler >'f ter, Qtaude lu b « « , The#, l'ul#*il and Mr*. H, W’luli i 14 too, Richard Maswrll, Hillu- Ball, (>>ly ef her lU'lu rrh-a.l* fui Pal- Wilbur Itavis, Arthur lUrhar,, inlay aflemoto. After th# gut s’ * Georgia ■obley, Fratwea llh^lrs, ware assembled Moihi-r Guo*# re- Rebecca BtcVrns, Margate* Nsal, cord* were played on the vidroU Maude lake, Oflvr Nrwnusn. Cath and tboh they hunted th* leal trine Weeaner, Mary Eliaabrth sheep. Animal crackers won used.' and Camilla Huleatan, Laella A big black sheep adorned Uta-Mahoney, Theodora Miller, Lawall and af ary body tried to pin hla] Clairs Jones, Carol Aloe#, Mildred u u on. A Jack Homer pie toy- { Hotly, Bulk Henry, Paagl Hobson. TRIPLE-SAFE lie prepared id drier safety in ony kind o f weather. Make your ear lirewuifr and pay particular attention lo prolrcilon again st s k id d in g . H rm em lier, y o n r hrnkrt ran slop jo u r ir/iref»-but onjy yoitr tfrra can slop your curl That ia why safe drivers arr replacing smooth, worn, dangrroti* tires with FireftoKe Triple-Safe Tires. Were’* it Am THpIr-Safe meon*i UR TO 25% QUICKER PROTECTION AGAINST SKIDDING The scientific tread design gives longer nonskid mileage and atop* yonr rar up to 2 !i'r quicker. m n IJStl i.rvis ie*-ir ..* • * * - n . o t m u -••*••• I'ATO t u t, >13 .no ......................... I 4 . « s e a ts ...............18.70 s»H s . . . . . . . 17.88 s t a t s ...............t a n ________ PROTECTION AGAINST BLOWOUTS needs? All road# IimiI to Washington now. hut they nre not I yel Ihe wide road# which speed nnd safety demand. We re,atire our theater# to provide exits to permit a packed nndletter to disgorge Into Ihe street# in five or six minute# with ease. Our cities will nol adequately serve themselves till, by broad lane# leading nil ways, they make the same Ih’ng possible for themselves, Such nn emptying and re­ filling of a city occur# now on every holiday. The infreunenev of their exits nnd inlet# I# reflected hy the casu­ alty statistic# of every such day." "Highways? They hnve juat begun." S A N [• 'O R 0 IN ANY WEATHER WITH THE ONLY TIRES MADE THAT ARE YOU STOP H . It. M c C A L L , J R . r^s-sulent Hoosrvrlt has laiught aome new arrrage n.ljaeent to Id* "In Ihe m ntter o f h'glnvnvn. A m erica h ia n ’ t ; area farm In Nat* York. Probably that naythim? yet. f ’ hieago tnlkn o f elevated npeed way a to f i nhotrl hr Ikn’l going to run for a cililate travel ia and mil o f Ihe c ily front the nnttlh a n d ’ [third tenh. went. N ew York cllv lin* made a lietrlanittF, with its*■Hol­ ; Tha Times-Union thinks that land taaael and new bridges and Itn one elevated street, al pan-nli should discipline their easing o f f iln Inward and outward tra ffic jam . So much . daufhten even If they have to m ore remain# lo d o ! Mnl them to tied without any "When in Florida’# triad of acattcred cities to he ■reiVfsst. connected hy Ihe highway# which the traffic, even now,1 John I), Ttockefrller said the other day that society ia hear tatlog at the crossroads, “ bewlld#r#.l by many false prophets'' Well, If aoriaty la hesitating, wonder what ha thinks th# avtrag* man la doing T . V way of four mnl, nomel imen. five lutien nlretchen an abort an it wan in.nwil.le lo make it all tin* way. Front Chicntfo j to Milwaukee, nr front Milwaukee to Chicago, in now na pane Imi-hour tlrive. Thn faster (raffle under the pew | rnndlliann will lie nnfer thnn the nlower tmffic under the aid conditions The new higliwiiv fnrllilntcn Chicagn'n exit Inin ihe ntmtmor country of Winconain ntnte. Corrcnitnndimrly, il fncilltnlcn-Wincnanln travel to Ihe trreit IIiiaoin city, whose nerviee from lime Irt time moal of Ihe people of Wiacottnia invoke. Both Milwaukee and C'hlcnRo tire hettered hy Ihe new tmffic way. • V R IV E SAFELY Firestone T i m ran np lo 3 8 degree* cooler be­ cause every fiber o f every coed In every ply I* satu­ rated with liquid rubber by lb* Firestone patented Cum-Dfpplug process. Thi* counteracts the internal friction and brat that ordinarily cause* blowout*. PROTECTION AGAINST PBNCTURES Two awIra layers o f Cam-Dipped cords undor the tread add strength lo the lira and give extra pro­ tection against pm rturr*. As the crowning glory to a jierfect dinner we suggest our pure cream vanilla or butter pecan ice cream—'Quarts 50c, Pints 25c. We also have an excellent supply o f sweet milk and whip­ ping cream to take care o f your holiday needs. . , - SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. 31ft E. FIRST S t. FHONR t34 two m a w s u it * M i i ............a i a. ao oaatv........... 14.03 M a t s ................ tn.ro r a s r ^ J u s t i ............. iwoo Otltrr #m pr«r#rtlamtitij bn You CnonptRfforil (fir Driv* Without tUtPLS-SAfS tlrm$ saar.ans sf i Join the Flreaton* SAVE A LIFE Campaign today by r q n lfp lr f yonr car with a act nf new Flrvatone Triple Safa T ho* — tAe aa/#*« tirn money ran hoy. Tirestotic T R I P L E - S A EF. T IR E S i a# t b r a n # f I IM lO l *B JX , i Seminole Tire Shop 281 A. P A R I ^ �fufisrtxt, November 2i an TI1K S A N F O R D I f i t f A I .I ) , S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A Mrs. Gamer Has Social A n d Personal * M r s. A rth u r Jacobson P resides A t M eetin g Social Calendctt Mr*. Arthur Jacobson, president, TOtfStUCV Hk- wildfire. Contlnus* r i .i n - s y . On* At lht> Hook K»lr whirl, n i, il»y living. “ Will ynu tell me nbout y o u r I naked New York ■ tlrem ure naio ,en tia m e r h a . ju s. i * t d |W l ................ to h e r hom e In flnm orti a lte r ............. Mr. and Mr*. If F. Not 111 .of .p e a k in g a . the New York T im e . rvijiud apent the weekend as Itonk F a ir, autographing co p ta * . ........................ Pe Th* Music Department of th* the guesi* of Mr. and Mr*. Jack Woman’s CluA will sponsor a Fljtnt. ’ Think.gtrld* Pfolr*rn it ,|Be Club flougb M 8:00 o'clock. Mr* Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Simmon* W, C. Fleming wilt be sponsor of Ft. Fierce were the guest* Uostes.es wm be Mr* W. 1* Bundny of Mr. and Mr". Clifford Cooper, nnd Mr*. Flank \VoodWslkor, ruff, Th* public I* Invited to attend. new memrera were a.wen arter M, „ R, (b« rln^ Tm)l pll, (lj, whfch a codnt of the mother, gave |p<V(t tomorrow for Winter tierTHUR SDAY * the attendance prise to Mis. |)on Wh<lpB wlu T„ U f -|ril, „ for ,,p r(livl d4y„ Annuhr-. ’iTnVjrv Thanksgiving S w a in s F irst G rade. Service ’ will be held nt lhps First It whs announced that the P. T.; _____ _ Uapttst Church nt 9:80 o'clock. A. will sponsor a Father's nlghtj t >nrt v f , . ,ir«dy H. Thb public Is cordlnlly In'Ued program on Deeemlier 17, at which CcilMnifiort announce Ihk hlrili lu attend. time1 a Christmas |«rty win b* ,,f „ dgught r SutuMy at Hie held for the children. ■Fernatil Lnuthtnn Mpmortal th'** ' AfteTffie bus ini’**"meet In*. Mrs- pttal. Dorothy I«m b, eounly schoolj nurse, gave a talk un the Illuo^ Mr and Mrs. Clarence Mi K* ** Ribbon Hrallh program for 'he announce the IdrUi of n y,.*r. | Janie* ftnnilidpli, oil Thuinila.’ .*• Refreshments were sctvvl ty Ffniuld Imuehlim Mem.i.lil Mr. I’uul IVxold and Mrs. C. fi. ""•I,l'"l, Senate G oes To Work On Farm Plan* Csntliwisd e r,m Psg* On* official spokearaan” of th e par Revenge Threatened B v “ B o lR a B aron s” r'h rlslm a s IUI. Jo. Exekh-l l».1 •til th i' |-r«t- It IWHm to lit,i whit, it tokea to make "ill1 Imppy" It certainty 1,1 lint ,t icek" to make Mr tup t-er happy. with vople* aslhng ELIZABETH BRIGHAM ioRtfAlfr, B od ily Editor • PACE TORES ,,f "K.rklel" .1 the Now Yor* .tori’*, and - being entertained «t a score »l literary ten, and pwrtloo. -W h ich port would yon like to h e ar ghoul?" M r. ciaritei w auled in know as sh e sa t th e re so quietly .oem lngly u ulte unrunscloua of a ll th e lu r« ,e she h a . c re a te d I looked nt her w ith som ething like am a iem en t. this tiny lilt of a woman In navy blue w ith ^ a Illlle w hite roll Sr. h - r d n rk i h a ir stre a k e d w ith silver Jn! •lillBle llmld*. a,iuia*l key—bead i her pointed seilsllln* face, h e r h u ff I eyes, th e e y e. of * Pnel. •iiul tepiled. “Oh. I want i " h e a r alt of It from th e m inute you landed In New Y o rk ' Well. Mr. T upper m -t m e «• Itio troll, 'lln rm u ii T n l'p e r. h e 's i -11 e ditor of lleni.v Molt and l oiuiHiny. th e publishers ul ■i : lilrl". | | - »i»s lull nnd wore* ,< tw -e i| suit nnd a m oustache i n m e r snw so m nu, Im msmehos I saw In New York * 11 ' 0' . ' " *{*' " ^ f#r 'uJ Io n lies, nn.es Commission Opens Park To Business Con,lnu»il rrem Pa*f On. mi. not inrlm leil in thy project iti o p rrstiu n nt I he present •on,,; ptivinir n portion o f I'iflh S treet; also w Mcm lit: *1,1*1 Ini i'm rlm ; tho section »f French Avenue N orth of th e rsilre s il tracks to tjre |j ,k e S hore Itrive. The French Avenue project wna rntleil the most necessary* anil the (*lty E n g in eer wit" a u th o rlte d to prepare a W PA project for filling In it section n e n r the h le ir t o to Ihe Icnglh of having thro* SI tit o'*, w ltitm io* draw diagram * of Jim m io'* Quirk Lunch, Ihe place w here Pihii* w i «l»in. The c h art* won* |m w r \ n | nnd kirntlflril. obvio u sly . for u i r l*tor on in Ihr ilofon*o of Perkin*. P rin cip al” w ilm -,' for tho S tate waa Ml** D oatru r H u m . who testified th n t she was *n In 'im fle of IVvkiu* ifil the tlmo of the m uM er. S h r Irdil of hrtng nt the re sta u ra n t w here l’lho» found w ill Ijii skull crushed. COLD9 FEVER Fine W atch R epairing LISTE N | Diamond Setting 8 i : ; Engraving t * MeLaulin, Jeweler ■ | l he H11| and 1|(l| .N„,„n„. ke, „ud h v. i r ,. |(1, , ,, audience, man 8 111 3. Park. AVa. ( |1 j ( , •■■Dwannnnnnnwwiiwnnwnnnf t,n iiuU. .1 i„. < (lllk .„ me i ,ltlj MM, T H A N K S G lV lN t rnttnirT .il T u ll ;qr„ , i.tt im‘, *lor> ol m c r ip ,.,., , !l(. p m ,, Kr>,, Cryntnl. (;in.nM & Chinn .n.i, ,'irn n g ril .m ill Mi. r I Ii. lion t lingo IJt-ri,r •' i ii r . m m Mr and Mr* ||. p. Crystal Cut (htblels A I. ., |n*i lino and daughter. IMnnn S h e rb e ts > T it-, ■ ii T 1 » » v I,!,,) t|,u, f| ||iki ll. , ,’tta ln ly do mured from :l u Wr«l 1 .. .pin ti.* npiir ........ltd up •J1*‘i *' 1 T 1'he In•* 1 *i»miti IhwIq 1^ in ii-c J - tu«.i iVmmiswltitH‘ le n ilh BtT-et to 71*, Jtbvu il>»+ m —r— - * - - “ ^*| ^.ri|| 3Avr-A ' imc -uriiiion* ecm*«flifIfiijiiif contui Avenue. rrrim n fiiinl ncflim its upon thi* m* lui-.l I n ' At lutit M in o u'u i im nim liiiiaiH of IViPlmnl, tin'V Jitnl Opt-nt’rt New PnMents Frletnlp of Unynioni 1( Mon-al Y .ik y h u t h - »alil Ihal he ««« .lit ‘Dinner Sets vntgu will ho glad to learn Ilia* *jiirtf n i*oUnfiv Im»j* from IVlm u ip !, »nks it p n h oii ami |*iiv- mid IliHirv, t*Nriil .'iiiiiihH * who m e v« pv lim. s!i», wily, in km id i'tu*mritir in mnliliiH’ lhi* necouniho if Im proving, rapidly r.*i f vlvnnhl*. AliywAf 111* hi* hotm* on' palmetto \vonm* tilro uml took dm* to my hol**l. II>* h i«m» hut f'«• r«* wn*n t ihu* • 'In t ’Hv *»t p ic -.-tit, *| he iid 'Vc hail rh** \* limta *'« >t: - r It ul Ii»n tmu* WJi ’’, »'Ti tnmrm h tl iifli*r having ho»*n n»*rlo**U ill t i n TliHlf«*r«n * hi*i-c lim y *| ,n ifm nf 11 '' i' i veil nn npirtiim ni lo r i |, t, popiiinii% ««t irn k ic l piovidiimr 7»—itiHiF - rfftri«"ii* »*y‘ fo r i*oino tlm o. h on sliiliiji juiiiii!. -MU** ( *o—th at of W illi T li* Min «*f nnm kipiil accounting. Miss C ath erin e W hile »!• , s 1,-1 ii llnki* llo* «Villili**n'i* ImmiU . W 1ih1.' \i..| u«m .»fh*r nil thi*. A t» oi 11tin riM* vi a - ; i l u p a---Ail uml rmnpnuy. | riif Mi i h iin r r U loom* auatn ti'^rhtilitiir « ti sturlenl m Stetson tfnlver»tiv. * fit"'f nf Unit form*’i m dintm crl l hiic's pi-rlo* iU ilarllnc. In** .*„ <§i*I+*f anil un.i. umini? pa-Mil .lin in g |hi "l"« » n r ulili'li * « , ntnotig Urns- u tle n d tn a th e Mnro* ,1 it h oi fra le rn lly iln rn - ul the M a i 'i- r I t**'ro " » m aHHlo man !b**|-o too, >iut , -ifim ,»hIf n u tlio n tn l tho l««ttninr of n vrltit hi* wnn until m*** h ipj** m*1 1 »ti«| «>iwap! to !# ikc liumlMM of titti.U w l.'rh H otel ifrttluy night. She » tlt I ilhtn’i know all o f a Minhlofi flm ro was, w ,• I, li t ii In* t u t iitind itrrlVe W. diientnr to sP' tid Wl'li* ln*\i*|* pk illicit. i i h ir , * l.* i» p| »»pl»wi*t**,| i T b n n k sg ttln g Holt,lavs ss III, lie. (I hkH rtiul ho Vinyl in ltm *ov pit* (U io I lf win* n ft*poii* r ap»l ho loop ii s.f -s11*imI**«I (roMi I»mii«*o | rtl-Uts. . Caurlrous A Efficient SERVICE l n t .A French— Tel; -9121 ENGLISH’S SALE (iulf Station 25 Per Cent Discount Schick Shaver MeLaulin 1 H e added, how ever, thnt tho 1 grend-JurV l« "Mil to .e s s te n -e t'd ' it f, erp ee te il thnt nddlth'nnl In' r d irim e n t, tuny te -u li from r n'»' ' lim ted Invi’vtlentlens. \ T he Ihretil no’e received hy Mr. Hoyle, im stm nilied * flunforil, Fie. nnd Indientim* thnt it hg<l been tnniled nl !> ''0 n’etoek S u ir dny n ig h t, m u n« follows: , “etgle n ttnnrey I.. Hoyle I "you had lie lle r rV the ,grrtdd Jury i» lav o ff the Iocel h o y . you know wW ’ sve ninlerytrind . 7L-L*.Jill Sailll*—doings nnd yon had o b e tte r q u it rig h t nor/ or. It m ay lx* had fo r you.’* T he lo ite r wits ty p c w riltc n , u n ­ signed, and rom tdelely w ithout l. p u n ctu allo n .or caid*l‘l'* a lb ,n. % i| "S u rb net lott on the p n rt nf i those eom lng w ithin the scope of . Iho g ra n d Ju ry 's InvestirntIon." Mr. Hoyle said, "lends m e to be­ lieve th at those allegedly con­ nected w ith the so-called lo tte ry ij ra c k e ts m ust he considerably I I w orried nbout the fittnl outcom e i of th e p re te td activ ity on the IH< is P»rt o f the g ra n d Jury nnd the t A n* local law en fm cem en t officers.'" Dighton Is I ; Cavalier Director Bam S P A R K ’S RITZ THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY B tE R Y C E L L H O LD S A P U B L IC E N E M Y . . . FOR K E E P S ! EVERY M IN U T E HOLDS A NK 5V T H H II.I, : . . FO R YOU! ALCATRAZ ISLAND BXTrtA-l-OHKYCARTOON — EX T R A— RFECIAL SCREENO W E D N E SD A Y NIGHT Jeweler lu tori low oil Mi h, Cili Sitdown Strike In Fisher Body Plant StoppeTTBy Martin fr» A o p m itd s o n PONTIAC. Mich., Nor. 2.1 11,>iu,t Martin. liitern*ilon»l presldsnt of tha United Auto­ mobile tTnrlfert of Amaytrm. led !Ofl-*ll down strikers mlt of the Uenernl Motors Fisher Ihiily plant yeaterdsy as u drwnnlle dnmonstratlon nf the union's ileiermlnstlon to curb unnutiiorlied strikes. The lut-rnutlnnnl tw.nid of iloonion, In a stntement. hail satil Its position was "Jeopardin'!!" I,y the "unannetlonoil atrlke," ^The striker, had held Ihe idnot "Tni-e Wednentiiy evenlitg, de­ lving Internsltnnnl oftlrers or the union shirt, was railed It,It, emergency session Sunday, noil ev-n their own strike rnmmlt mo.*4 • !*o|- t nt iior iifiowoil mo *Wlui| ii*11* of I'lio Xo'Vt Tipk lUJirtkl H»l*l la. I'm* went** ||o **!•Ii'! I Itsi.# I uUi.it to u r hoi i|ll«"*Mop«*i|.» f fl i W!*;»i o* • iIh Hums "*|rii'i plov »oh>o very unio It In ii In lio i!in »■ UCCiUtlORH viftf lie Hu* MiiAmr* hmiNO> < ar wllli Etol Hhk Miumn ohllo I win nwai lu ffoii Yo*k fur j ii lH o r V./okn-I llko Mis linitOT "Ini ronllvl Ip iln* movlo- Wotihlii i K/* k Ilkyd «iilhln*n. 1 nn<! !.SH|n Hnral, Hnuntit In iho ufli*i titwifi, M i« Klh*p I jdhiii, iipil iu Imliy' Aealotliia lliiell of *t|i*» Now York Time* innko n wotid«*rfn| pur gRua Fnlertiilnrd nl tint f»*r My* tiai crm oilyA n d oil vo* M|-r Cm ui*(* wloro *ho no-t iho h|l«m nor |* Kturting anollo-i l**«ik f>*i |uiriInfillr wIiiik of tho chilli- Holt and CompanyIhavo, Klrlia1 hook world Thnt nMht. flnruor find n« i,**iviji t*mno i Iti! Mr Tin per and Mlim lltiko tpok t|i«* Nrp* 'Yoik IfoinM .Tillunpv Mr*, flnrio'r to. <Irt*fiiHfliii v!I mi-jt i *, *T liiipo uml hHilow flint | luge !*» "Tile Jiiinliloi” for Mr*, tiurncf Will ki> op tolling Ihop Miier dlrtnor Tho Now York Uito>« of (-'toklol until **fn* hni Hof-ald Trlloiio* ipHtfiNl 4T>ek lo vof lioj* roioh iV i* phmtli IoI'm” nulhay a* Having Ili«l nlo4 worn mil In It. ' - * * had ”»i rtah l idee tim e". I think th e se New Y ojkers itt'lvl Y esterday, how ever, an In te r *1 h a v e , r e tr ie d In th a t tla rlte r m edhiry sen t worvl to M aiillij draw l? that th e m en wished to lo-arj "T h e ne»i i Horn lug." Mrs from him An h our nmt it half; (la m e r sm iled »« ifwood'-rtug u tte r M artin e n ie m l ih e plant.I w hy, "I h.ni a r<mm toll ol i* Ilo- m en em erged und Ihe com | p u rle rs, and iliey asked me nit patty was not Illy, I Ihal Ihe a tilk o j kinds lit .Jut-stloos. ' e te n : ‘| hoe wo-* over, y i mur-li I w l a h - d and how eld t II J. K llngler. president •>( n n s C tlie I'o n tla i-. M otor <’„ r Co., said: Among tile tm esis a t a luip-h Jhnl net until " th e In lte r p a r |t eon given to , Mr*, fla m e , the nt Iho week,-- , ,, 111,1 nil of th e ' day of Ihe Ihaik Fair w ere H 7*1 men t h n is n lnt«- Idleness J Mitv S,in te rs Ahhott and Mai by Ihe strik e he r e lu m 'd to g u ,at M avis Mi-llilosh th e liter work T he t'lsh c, plnpt p n w lu n ,, I,rv agents wlitv su'd ''R trh le l" I "online nuioniot.llc bodies nnd i (l ul l and Com pany Mi. Tup th e strik e Iie ie s sllu lrd lb/- i-los peg canle beam ing In. as III* lor tCONOM Y and SATISFACTION use CAMELLIA JAPON1CA Z h M ' Tested/I)ouhte.4ctionf K 0 E 1.U E C T E R 1A BF I?* B A K I N G S&"oft P O W D E R i»Ioiipo»I s| S «(h I,, pht n •• n *-p* 111«*|,»n «m , I gonlfo W'tilfiioil (Tit Flowers Arrangements For Fiinrrnls nnd All Olhrr n io t/ itn .'t A r i d iMIlh ip Ujolo lW*ptV l ight OTIIM ' W ill I wlIppOM* In-M pfO Ol ii f i it Ul i* i ni»p th* it prcMOfice au -w iiasl latUKla^' niollm r, **lhit Uni th at tin* | uhtUlu'i’M nlwNfi In* wm* m<j c n liw i ovor 11%In it hi t Si»tit |«;»n y nun co. 111* ii i WMfir ‘{ ^Aitihom of - t n n ’ iTf",! !,»r T o n h« ipi; a f*o*a *<ih!i# Ms. hook* « i ‘go Rilrh •lls’ f ' . a m i . w iiytp'l ho promt i f ■|i i i *1 lil|t•-ii l»»Fi'lilnnR" thnt u iiif ills* l.r X j w V oik ?’4 hlt| ilo in irwav Minnowlioro milled that niiturutU Holt Randnll Electric S fit v in a A fy , -u rfa cr m a A + tin* In r lo*oU |*»t:•fTi■i l it* ii r»* "Tin* 1iH 1o Hirin'* toofi In t |n< i M i pim p, a pp aptl , f in kf «| No III.AUKS. No LATHEn No l l l t r s i l . No LOTIONS , A; !X ,7„ f m /.'jy a J 5 h j.r r 4jv Kill .15 iHiiirfi i r .13* •••No St.uk rilllnd Mrs.C. R. Kirtley Thanksgiving SALE Extended One Day Longer Ends Wednesday 6 P.M. |*t| If Hi* I * * • * « ? < * # Hundreds of Values in D resses, C o a ls,-H a ts, Underwear and Bags SADYE'S FOR Y O U R t h a n k s g iv in g i S K K u V |M S a o V D IN N E R j M . W * c a r r s • l i a s ml w . M r , k * t s e e f a s t l* e l l t l s g l a *w«e T f c a s k s n n i a a i l a a r r * 1 ts s * . w ake ram - m in i m*I, h«rwrv» i. FV EA K S— FIL L E T S O V STERR—CLAM S _ • nm BIG APPLE DANCE E V E R Y SA T U R D A Y NIGHT n osT E sa W it h d a n c b p a r t n e r ADMISSION FRSR The Continuation Of Our 10 The huviK* that Week Pay Plan Pre-Christmas Sale Until Further Notice As The Result Of Popular Request S E n lN O L E IACKSONVILLE I C LU B IM M It AMOatwt »> " »» Ihu sun htt* W fobglit d uring Ihesg aumnu-r montlui ou nolady'g liuir is going wto hart- to Ik- rep airs'!, T oday, k because of dur e tte n tiv c rvlurullonal sy slin t. turn know anm etlnng ab o u t h a ir and our pr.-parallona which a r e m lin l for car aralp ilisn n lfr anil te x tu re of hair by one of the lories. Thi* tre a tm e n t will re sto re th e n a tu ra l sun draws out leaving Ihe h a ir like atraw . H r refresh!-,! th e h a ir, even if th e dam age has aln-i Thousands „ f h a ir-d re sse rs a re giving th'la T reatm ent and you ra n v et a perfect perm anent 97.50 R ealistic and RilUnga 96.50 V $-1.50 All Over lllnuleU End Curia $3.50 $2.50 Cocktail Facial 50c a i l E. FIRST HT. HANFORD, FLORIDA FLORIDA IkttX COWAN B IG T U R K E Y D IN N E R P E R K ’S 10th AnnivcrHnry SALE R .C .A L L E N S A N F O R D F IS H M A R K E T 4 a ® "* *1»•• HAYNL8 �V T U E S D A Y ,. N O V E M B E R 22, W n— 7 Review Is Issued FiveSanford L ookou ts Advertisements o f Florida Citrus Receive Prom otion Fir# member* o f the Sanford coavsnlancea. park * ^ * Mtn, MtB Market Conditions Lookouti of the Florida State LeaPhone 414. . ; r gasified g f , '’ ftinimmi i n u n ti ' - M AVI YOUB Watch npalrad by | L « m who really knows bow, jfp r in n . Jcwalar SUoaolta A t* y1 Leet near Oatecn—on* while end K "'M r*r apooted pointer about I* months old. Answers io name ui Joe, If fouud notify J. J. Drumr, m ond^lm Are., I’hone 317. ddl— A ^lom obllea V. ’** Ford Ooupo II 2S—four-whevl ' IralldT I27S—large aeml traller trilh a r*hu|l| Itodga truck. Reel , 4 Bona, used car deal eyef ^ l l — Mlseellitneoun f : You'va tried all the i**t, now try the beat, city shoe Shop, i l 10 Banford Avenue. ;-;T1le flnaat looking, longest Mat>vi Ing paint Jobs are usuaiiv done Smrtlk Ijotlrr * fiay’a qunllty f,war* Co. ‘^Delirious home made Fruit Cakes g j1 tor sale *1 Carolina's flweet ’The regular Hanaell TbankagivInc dinner will b* served ' Thnraday. i-taons 17 for raiarval . Id— W a n t * Sem inole C ounty C ourt R ecords B y L o c a l B la c k c a ts Dow,u . rouum - b - Tan. ■" I The Sanford rltrm la in rood Coach & A. B. W UkJnaon'a; rood Itloo following their moral Srml-Pro Blacks at* i^fan tbalrj victory orer Leesburg Jaat weak Deed* i»*t act o f practice a-ait-ms Inst when Ihey (topped tba fleet fa * were placed on the WashlagFURNISHED ROOK and four under t*.o f'.rodllghta or [George UUIer for the flmtUra# in TAMPA. Nor. *L—A rerlew len Senator** rosier of the Ameri­ llinaon. Galveston, ct ui to Paul alaht Florrnce. room Apt. Newly decorated. of Florida cltrue ea’.e* In thq can League which meana a Jarg4 the Hanford Armory Drill Field In Miller’* career but |a*t to the Takach'a Restaurant. •a*tern and mldweateni auetton adrancemeot of aarcral of th* The Federal Land Link to Chea­ market* for the weak Juat rim­ LookouU player* who aaw action ter C. Foagale Co. 18.— W anted T o RcnL ing, ending Nor. IB. with n brief with Banford'i club during the McNeill, J. E , it u b Florence Want to rent 6 room house and tummary of ahipraanta affacting pact season, aeeordlnjr to the E. A Geo. W. Bunnell. Sporting News. bath for 411-50 month* Summer ■ame. follow* i Markry, W. M., et u* to Norbcri . Florid* Interstate shipment* by and wintar. Wrtta Bog R cam F. Vogel. ■II carrier* th* preceding week Herald. . Sheriffs Deed (ending Nor. ISth) dropped 4*4 F- Sheriff to McCIrllaml, 26— M bctltafieotii F or Seta car* to a total of 1400, emulating Mary A. Schaal. of 000 ran orange*. U I of grapeFor Salat' Cabbsga I’lanls - Oua Mortgage Hchmaha, Laka Monro*, Phone fruil and 41 of tangvrhnaa; Cheater C. Fosgat* to Th* Federal Florida sale* In nil the auction_______________ 143'W. lend Bank. markets (hi* weak rOarhsd a tba IMS season but will yeprrt to (1iatJ*r Mortgage Bowing machine*—1*-00 up. Also total of 701 car*, a drop of 7b tba Washington spring training repair*. Let ui sell your old under last week, with ’*11 rarle- nmp in Orlando. They will prota- Pearson, Oscar T. A Helen R. to Mu'ual Loan Co. furniture. The Swap Bbop, 110 tlea arid pack* registering aub-jbly be plated on one of Wn»hlngCrop IJena K. Fourth BL ■taiitiat ad ranee* in price aver-Don's chain clubs for the forth comBril, Clifford to R. R. Dens, Inc. 1area. IIng baseball yaar. For iaio—Heater, coal and wood Orange*! Thera war* 44 cart. Word waa also received that Dan Hauer, A. D. et u* .to Hanford bum*i— Can be aeon at How­ regular orange* In standard boae* Bralaard, Sanford pile ret, ema Pmduetion Cr. A**n. ard Long1*. Hath faction of Mortgage sold for an average price of |namod on the Charlotte Spring Nickel. Ilmry to Mae II. and I. V. Used Quaker Circulating Healer. 12.73 a boa. 7B car* lea* than training roster end he kilt report Williams. ■test week with tba price tip U f l u them neat Spring. At tho pre* ’ ticciit L'arrawar, Inc. 'a bo*. For the corresponding ,,,,1 time Bralaard la nl Undo Is Sa'isfar Inn Of Kale Contract Co. to We base a complete line of oil week last year they -averaged'oils ge at lha Stale Teacher* T * l- HiTler ' Manufacturing Seminole Cleaner*. burning, rasotlne end electric 12.7* and aam* weak two yaar* leg* in Johnson City, -fenn . Final J u d g m e n t heater*.' Oat crur prlc** before you ago 43.24. Otbar orange aalea for —— ----------------rurdon. Emily B. Mra. F. J. buy. Scott Carraway, inc. th* week were S3 ear* Indian _ _ , Sharp, Sr. 29—For Rent or Sal*. * River orange* averaging 48.47 4 H O W A T G L C O l f l l l 1,1s Prndtna S J S .L & — “ -S S F ound Shot T o D eath Rreen, Juanila E. A J, W. v*. FOR’ RENT—Tba store occujHed John M. A Missouri A. Whit­ by Amro Feed Do., If. U. Meaker. n «*. » Call opemtor. In Cates Building Final Drefers la arallable for rent at one*. California orange sal** totaled - W ) - A roron*r* Jury Baa J J, Cal** or Mr. Campbell 70 cam for an average of 44 03 «•*■* ">•* , ' ow*r'1 F*V f. V°I,,n* Moore, Annie May v*. B. J. Moore | Industrial leader, wtft killed Sun Thomprnn, Sam B- Jr. vs, Nell fo Bfcority Feed Btorw.' ---- I• -boig up ftie* • Elisabeth Thompann. Grapefruit; Bale* of ■ tegolaf « gunshot wound. Furnished room. Prirate boat*. graittftriK' in alandard boveg "the cause «f lha discharge ol Ii'urks, Maud M. v*. Karl T. lawks. Men only. Apply 1015 Kim amounted In 44 cam. averaging th»»'"■ “"known to the Ava, IMione 1S4-J, The Somerset Co. va. I„ 1*. 42 26 a bog, n oecreaa* of 10 ram l«ry". Hagan, rl jit, and advance of 43« in prlc# nvf .IMWo * hsidy waa lo ltd In SO— Ilouaoo fo r 8*I». w i n . For lha Sam* week laat room will, a bulM wound in Bpicl., K. P. v*. Bess F. Brock. Modern 1 roam' homo—very easy Dimmit, tattic 1* vs. Jessie K. weak Included M earn Indian ,tlB Duncan. J 6 — A partaicn U F o r Ramt THIS IS OUR 78(it THANKSGIVING and w* give Thanks far the Faith. Loyalty and PaUwoag* rnn lloasewlf*------- We shall alwaya strive |o be Warlby u i mJ C flifM m f wlU hambl* arid*, that wa paint eel that oar prices tawer than they hare been In aamellme, dug te oar *tMwtataalfaw|p help bvrtT the t w t W tielsfg:"l; ■ DROM EDARY ~Trr. " l U i a y T o H e n fg '" " *"* Queen Ann MINCE MEAT Pkg..... ..... lO None Such MINCE M EAT pkg. 15c TURKEYS siKinun* pin PORK ROAST Lb. Lb. M A N V IeA ttll Ml. I.IH R M T Y Creams 15c u. PECANS RAISINS 19c 10C wanviw Pitted Dates 10c MIPM 4 I.M1. Bananas « m. r u 15c 30c a Pudding a s .,,.. H a w I M I . * Ob. pax Pudding 10C W K K T W IllC II Pickles 21 oz. 17c Tin- Unbm o f South Africa ia PORTALES, N. M., Nov. 23-(/p|—At Iraal via. children wero invr-. ligating the frasibltlty of reported burned to death lain producing industrial alcohol from yeelerday In the eaploslon of d.iirtevtlc molasses and gmpe reslparaffine and gasoline mliture bring used to walerrrocf • tent house at Carney, tiny rommunl COLEMAN'S O ffic e Equipm ent Co. 114 M acnolia A t *. s h u t ■ t.n. n s Cocktail 15c JAN E PARKER FRUIT CAKE OYSTERS P t J0c N NK PC1IIK ^ SAUSAGE Lb. m.ti TltVH IM I.K MINCEMEAT Lb. n ii.H v s nvtwr POT ROAST Kmhly Koaaled— Freshly Ground Jil_N ES S T R IC K L Y F R E S H H O M E DRESSED cold la dwet or throat. Battar than a mustard plaster, Mpatarai* gets action baeaua* il'a NOT j o t a aalv*. It** n ‘ n s s t i r s ^ e s s a f i K s .sv s ■Mtlnll I f J flAk Used by mUUoa* far 40 yean, lUcoounended by many doctors and name*. All drugglals1. In t t w i strengtha: Regular Btmsigth, ChB- Lb. t o r ty 10 mllea south of her*. Two K T toild ). sod Extra Sutmg. Ap- Cranberries 14c FR ESH P O R K H A M S BACKBONE PO R K CHOPS LETTUCE OYSTERS EATMORE m ». F*p.a»i nei.Tiwonw E IG H T O’C LO C K R E D C IR C L E ..... B O K A R .................. For Sale CAULIFLOWER’ Lb. 10C POTATOES 10 Lbs. Yellow Onions 3 Lbs. CRANBERRIES YORK APPLES 5Lbs. CELERY Large Stalk MARSHMALLOWS Carrots and Lettuce • 2 For (P ean u t) SAUCE. Stall 30-34 10c JELLO S tate M arket - Lb. Fruit Cocktail 2 For RCA ft Heinz Soups ASPARAGUS 1938 la rg e ■MM.*a ruiXTwv SEASONING 3 For 2 For Pickles 2 for 25c COFFEE RADIO 8 17c Lb. 18c Pumpkin 3for25 c M in i H AN FO RD , F L O R ID A R A D IO R ed C t o m Tow els MINCEMEAT NO. * H C A N Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch BREAD 43c ■t LK a a t a n i u Freeh P ork Shoulders Fresh P ig Sides RADIO Q iipoo w a l l 9c QL U. S. NO. 1 W INESAP A A P Soft Tw»*f j 16 Qz. Loaf JaekaoBTilla i___ Dayton* Beach Miami -----------FL Pierre i.----W. Balm Be*ri> Orlando Ocala „ T— - — Gainesville Tampa .............. Tallabaasee ____ PHONE 61 LO 1R l D A ^ /Jo 2 a. * i*. cards reported other rhllrtren were missing and the mother of in* ynungatrra waa given dead slight rbvnte to live. River grapefruit which averaged fl.Sfl a hot, an advance of 44c, arid U 'carts two bushel Brae* boles at |2.4» a bog, up I7e a 1 boa! ’ •* ej: grapefruit aalea fo* tab wbek amounted to 4'J ear* bringing an average prlc* of 42.48 peT standard bog. lie over last week. Tangerines: There wem 30 ear* tangerines ' sold for nn average price of |2.31 per four-fifth* bushel1 boa. Id ram more than' tael week'with the price up 2TeJ For rorreapondlnr week last yaar they average 41.45 and aam* week two yearn ago, 41M. ^C R A N B E R R H n. ENGRAVED g r e e t in g UNION BUS STATION 800 P A R K A V E . riK M PERSONAL !r 3 L 3 .? s r .& 2 S 9 ' .*««^Hsr5=*o. . ROOM WANTED by atngla man. ' Prcfrr a family with children. ' and that baa a bwted room • where 1 ran .It n igh ts.-liar* gn old yard, that r*o. remain 'roul-duor*. Boa II Sanford Hey - aid. M lt» :n PLACE TOUR ORDER NOW FOR '<**' *><«* P ractice C ontinued Pe X c HES Z E N IT H Flakes 3 for... HOFMANN Electric Service O B U e lW B U V 2 For 25c 25c 25c 2 For �1 L-i WW& au?!ffgf£ ’V-4*1 lU t *?fcOT n ?■' i ‘ .r * y r jV^_ •Mr* SM • •• AN VOLUME XXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E SD A Y, NOVEM BER S 4 .IM 7 I L D U C E SE E S T H E T R A G IC SID E Mi Ford Plant In St. Louis Is Strike Bound 150 P ickets K eep A s ­ sem bly P l a n t S h p t ; F ive M ichigah Fac­ tories A re Closed House Is Ready F or Fann Bill ST. LOUIS. Nov. 24.—< « — Members .of.the United Automo­ bile Workers of America, pro­ testing alleged grievances, went on strike today at the St. Louts assembly plant pf the Ford Mo* tor Company. j About 150 pickets guarded lh# [ two main entrances to Ihe plant j sftsr an early morning demon­ stration In which some 1200 men, many of them members of other CIO union*. swarmed around tho building. There wa* lltU* disorder, . Dclmnnd Gttil, regional CIH union director, said the plant “will not operate today." Ilo charged Ihe Ford Company ill*criminated against union members In re-employing workers after seasonal layoff, forced worker* to sign loyally pledges, and too terpd a company union. Five Michigan automotlv* (('rotts.ra M m i . tw.) O pponents O f W a n e s A n d H ours B ill R e* * s o r t T o Stallin g Tbs banford fade*, go. lift, of tbs It. P. O- Elks will bs hosts 'to lbs officers of the Florida Biot* Klks Association at Us regular martins Friday srenlns at lh* Klks Homs on Union Art. "Pli# program for lh* occasion Is 1n chars* of James a. Shar­ on. Jr. All of the officer* bars bmti attended Inrltstlon* and harw accepted, hirlnl Ike meet­ ing. two new member* will ke Initiated Inin lb* Order and slier Ibe. meeting closes, s dartre will be glr*n In th* l/odge room* to which tbs publlr u cordial) r Incited. Tb* Officer* of tbs Btste As ^■•elation lor the fiscal year of •iptlll. and l l ) l are a* follows; JUitmisn* Alto A11» Adams A*1■ ICl■ oof f Fftrl >rm*d*nt Pierce. Vie* President of Bouth •aal Division Tom Kelly • nf MUml. Vice President of th* ftoutliwest Dlrlston M. A. Rosen of Arcadia. Vic* President of Central Division Prank - Corboy of Orlando. Vic* President of Northeast Division Osor** Dougloss of Lake City and Vice President of Northwest Division J. O. Mtthls of Panama CHy. Also to he present will be Secretory R. K. nummer of Port Ft*rc*. Treasurer IL L. Dohon of jaeksonvllle. Tiler Jo* Cun­ ningham of Fori Laudsrdsls. Ilutortan A. M. Taylor of fltAogeattne. Chaplin Father John J. KaOaghaa of Sanford and Sergeant at Aram Peter Oeasner of B iio n f, TAO b A T Tb* American Legion Auxillth* dbeatkm of It* •n, Mr*. T. L BullIvon, u M i by lh* See* of the Legion, wffl aaaihirt l<* annual Tag Day Satarday fat bshalf of th* Chil­ li* Home Society tn Jackand the Crippled Chitllosns In SI Was A Man.. tn «i * ,-f ' B •'. 1D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R P resident ‘A n d Con­ gressional Leaders M ay G ive JointP rom ise For Revision Elks State Heads To Attend Meeting In Sanford Friday ■- J More Fruit And Vegetable TKfti Any Similar A n a In America - « Aal Water Quick Action Is Planned To Ease Tax Load »»* ^ ■^» Smttada Coonly P n * H i Sanford la 'Tli# Only Caatral Florida City Afford lay K U n n d k v r a y W ASHINGTON, Nov. 24. ^ - ( A P ) — Administration ofCffielala talked with Congnmtlonal leadem today on the possibility o f norm* nulck fic­ tion tn assure hiislnoss or an caaed tax burden. Chairman Harrison of the Senate Finance Committee, who up to this morning wax -— •*-*— «uM os In(latent that nothin* Son* Immediately ‘ he *•* question. wss hnsjr eonferrln* with finance officials front oil w ' partmenta. There were report* ‘ wo pro­ posals were discussed; 1—* «r muUsneou* snnooncement from Precedent -Rooeeeell and Congr**" atonal leader* that business tsses should be revloetL 2—Quirk action thl* session on a bill beIn* framed by the House t*i aub-eommltte* to modi* fjr the eorporete surplus ts*. Tbs Hous* agriculture commit* -rtilirpmur ’ffwnirtr *'« central bill, a companion messore to the senate farm measure. Tbs cenrenln* of tho Hous* I** self was merited by deUyln* too* tic* on tbe pan of opponent* of the tram and hours bill. IT and wi)*o tbs blit mrflrt ta*.floor, Labor commit!** mem* J b e n teer* prepared to off*e *» '"amendment to place lh* adminis­ tration of Its provisions 1 unde* the Isbor depart most Instead of n fie* member board. j rw * 1 II Due* sees the tragic aids of war and sympathy shows tn ill* fare of the Italian premier as he Interviews the widow of ^ "voluntear" slsln In the Spanish war. Mussolini awarded medals for valor to 85 Italians at a special Roman ceremony honoring those who fell In Spanish warfare. • 40 CiviSana Die Henry Ford Says In Japanese Raid Current Slump Is On China Capital Only Temporary In g le y B om bs A r e Dropped R ecession B rou gh t On In M ain Streets Of| B y P olitics; S A y s N a n k in g B y J a p s ; Solons F ix in g T h at R eturns From Convention O f State Banker^ Member* of the Established la 1908 NUM BER H9 •U- Thanksgiving-1 9 3 7 Father A. S. Peck Delivers Address J,'-a)Al- i 9w iSirM tg Stock Prices Hold Up Well Under Attack L ead in g Shares D rop 50c T o $2 In. E a rly D ealin gs B u t Re« cover P artly L ater Exchange Blasted By SEC Chairman a t D ouglosD em ands R e o r j f a n Izntion For Interest O f Public '*■* .1 N E W YORK. Nov. 24.— (A P )— Wnll atrwlt'rs— parllcitlarly In Stnclc ExchniiRO circle—were frankly nulla toil (ottfiy lijr-. SEC ChnlriBRB nmiglnn’ warning to Uio Kx* chfingc Inst night to rc-organltv along Ituca In keeping with the public Intercut. Securities prices, however, C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S Tnllahai Holiday W ill Be O bserved Here On’ Thankigiving were bul allahtly dUlurbnl, Thu market opened quietly and fa early dealfax* sumo loading ahare* dropped to coni* to 12 only lo recover partially fa dull trading. Leading banker* and brokerh declined to comment formally. •*V*r*t asserting they would not -stick their necks out." Douglas, fa announcing . hl" rant to* Ihe exchange*. •old figure* on tho activity of rictsnan members In recont stock market slumps "servo only to fortify further the ronctu* *lou. Indicated repeatnlly fa our atudtri, that member* <)( thn cichango trading ‘ or fITv-fv*own accounl either rrruto thn dally, price thiMuatlnn* or e lj^ rontiibul* materially la thvly s>vrrnyr* *-'•> Ifa nancyI<*1 he wnulit >prefab* to have the evrhsnaeit rotorikl Ihamsrlres to Prt-vent nrtlfMOI. floct nations bul Inillruli-il lh*V were not yendy lo n«snme IMt' reaponnlblltty and ihm mnro oxtensive cpinmlsxii>n vanUfauf miy result. : ,*? The demand for ri-oiKnnlru.' lion resulted from failure iC serrel negollallons ht-lween ret. lain New York s l o c k Kvcbansvi Inenihei* and tlm SKI". The Cqnt* mission yejeelt-d an InSth-quate the eirh*nan‘* proposals. v fon Improved adminlsiiniton of Urn "big hoard." Douslas specif led tha| nn nr« ceplahle plan would N>vn to In* dude; ’ • . 1. Slrlcl punishment uf mem­ bers guilty of "Unethical t,r lUrgal" srlltl|li>a. • ). Transfer of exrliango imsm. aarmrnl from ruinmltlen of members to paid and imparltul experts. ). Beduclliin In Ihn r,uinl>er of exchange members, 4, Regulations til giro full or "adequate" market rlb-et tn thu transactions of smalt luveslom In odd lola, nr less than ) no, aliaro, trading. t £. Restrictions. On fhrnr trad­ ing of inambera and specialist*, 1 - i — on RI^ANQHAI. ,flQT— OHTH4MT, - IWt . 2i: - W T - Florida , Banker* Association * ‘ Henry Ford lit an Interview Two Japanese bambini pl*n»s. which was held in Tallahassee r*’ S t o r e s A n d P o sto f protected by pursuit craft, today said the preaenl bualnesa eently, J. L. Ingley, executive vice, A m ericans A r e Said Tbn l.iona Club will not hold dropped a acoro at projectiles recession la ''temporary and president of the Sanford Atlantic fle e T o B e C losed; ■7* M an **id, - iJ “ -* ‘ “ T o H ave M uch To Its regular scheduled weekly today along the main thorough* artificial," “No on*?* ha National Bank, reported on hi* Mi.'i-lliig tunlglit al Ihn Valdes N o P aperTom orrow fares of Nanking, kRIln* <0 "n«*d look at p*it year with return from the capital cily. B e Thankful F o r Hotel dun til Ibo fail Ihst tb* civilian*. It was the grot Orot tlma uncariolnty. une*ri*lnty. Th* Pr**ent alowT Rcpreaentat Ivea from banking l.lmii *ic hublliiK Ihslr annual Tomorrow I* Thanksgiving Day 4 d*Wn I* not »* setback) H'a the Institution* throughout th* atat* | Thew is no American or anyi.m TbatikagUlng Eve dance at th* Japan*** Manas had attack d*W »t i* ’ M S N^iWM?a -w in , -afO** « “ #• t**»w*. f*gp*«bw.*Hmb. F h w ii. were present at Ihe three-da, ton' f ho bflievha bt Gbd' who should kl,ivfair ( Hotel tonlahl. J. L. **,d h*o brow «** «aM* e* , "*” ,wiTl*l;i ctj vn)« . ,Twa1thing* IrfUwd )a bring U vent ion, the local bsub executive Gnltnwky, secrotary of lh* or- year since Ha institution by iba iotfsf "A rt' tf Iftefy'«<** on Just n o * , .and one of them staled, adding that the high light not be "thankful on ThanWivum gutilrutlnn,' uige, ibsl nlf Lb»ts Pilgrim Father* back In Iltd, *■ ftl *Hm JW)Ab*VdM*nt. wo* th* .uncertainly of tuiip*** of the convention was a banquet Daj*,', Fslhrr A. S . . P*fk l"ul nili'n.1 the dance which Will a day. nf feast and thanksgiving to Gml far th* many bte**lnl* ’tVhfld ,;fli*7 W a k li1’ h^n^a11 en- re sard lug political Interference |held In the dining hall of the Kiwaaiant at their Thanksgiving start at |ll;0d aVIuek. i-njuyed throughout th* yaar. B iged"’Chfacir ^erafl -Id k' dog* but Congress la taking car* of Florida Stale Cotlcga for Women luncheon today. The day will bo observed all thl' tKF bomUH* 'tufa*nd through that. it which th* delegates vers per­ I "Thankfulness is one ct the over Ihe United HIalee and In ah fcittl-alrfrith ffai t o '■attack I^ffhe 'folhdr 4faH the stock mitted their choice of girls sttc.v Innate principles nf humanity," rouimnnioralton liter* wit) be n the rhlnhad fmcrgeilfy klrfeld market tluctuallon. Krerjrbody ding the college •* companions far Father Peck stated, adding that general cessation of business In between ffanklng ahd 'wuhu. * knoha’ tbn. *(ock market ha* no ■he dinner. for a real Thanksgiving everyone Veallawe* r o Fa* * T w s short dlsi^it^' tip the Ynnglse. permanent affect ou business, Many thing* of Importance to should thank Gnd wlm In thr donor Tho bombardment cams as for­ bul II does bar* an affect on the Florid* Bankers were discussed of all the many blessings in man­ lh* American eign aources conDrmed report* state of mind nf............................•' ,h<' meeting, Mr Ingley said, kind. Teacher C onference that the longewalted Russian- business man who play* ths (ldd|ng that the following celehri IncrraM-d activity, on the part The speaker, who an. intro­ To B e Held In O rlando market. • manufactured plane* hsd arrived Ur* addressed the convention; duced by Judge R. W. IVarv point­ nf tho members nf Ihe Seminole "Ilo often mistakes hi* per­ l)r. Harold Hmnlcr, director or al the capital to bolder th* ed'qut to tho galh.'rmg 'hnl days, County Tuberculosis and Health Th* Southeastern Regional Con­ Chinese air forces. The -'Jap- sonal depression for a business the American Institute of Banking set aside for feu*l and >hnnki>giv ane*a r*ld was believed to have depression. Thu stock market and also executive mansger of the ing, date back into the early his­ Aaanciatlnn was noted today a» ference of Teachers of English la-i minute preparation* far th* will he held In th* San Juan Ifatel been an attempt to smash Ihe, has no more real effect on American Banking Association, tory of thi world and ilu-.<- tu-.il now craft quickly. American buslnea* than ihe re- Gov. Fred P Cone, Edward W. tutiona wore brougH in Ibis tu annual I'hrlidnia* Real Hale Cam­ in Orlando, Dee. 27, 28, and 29, paign, which open* tomorap Huperlntcndvnl of Public Instrue KarUar today 3i Americana | “f ■ ""k race tn Californio.- Lane, president of tha Atlantic Hon by the pllgii.n fat hits 1J loton. Hon T. \V lawton stated today. were being carried‘ to enmplJ and It other foreixher* remain- ' ' National Bank of Jacksonville, • Washlnqlon pr.a-l iim -.1 lh»Today thousands or seal*, which lW||IJt , hlll (|M.,kert of n*tlonai Carey D. Landis, Slate* Attorney first Thanksgivirg p.iv i-'sldi-b log lu Nanking aaked Ihe Jap- .B )ackcat Game W ith will rarry Ihelr appeal to cvp^V reputation will dlaeusa problems Bnet*, to make their quartet a General, and Haynes McFhdden, ing a provident which h»> Urn Imme and buslnea* In Hemlnole ,n , h() f|<>ld #f Knt,lih whlch R ollins Is Cancelled p u b lis h e r of th* Southern Banker- fallowed by all lh>' fth»'r |iir»|neutral sane tn prevent any County, will be mailed in an at­ destruction ■ffy bombs or shells. The Sanford delegata to ihe dents of tho United dial.-x, F'nth.-r tempt lu make Ihe Sid annual lie of interest tn teacher* In lha elementary and high school grades. United Slate* 'Ambassador Nel­ The scheduled football game Convention said It wa* the beat he Peck said. sale Ihe moat successful ever Prominent figures In th* tifar son T. Johnson ••tit a similar between Coach 8. A. B. Wilkin­ had avar a Bended and commended "In the words nf lh.* 1'oalinlsV ronduetrd In Seminole County ary world are scheduled to appear request' to Ibe Chinese . govern­ son’* Sanford Semi-Pro Slackest* the Tallahassee bonkers far the the siwaker conclnle.1. -W e can A large number of person* hav* on |unt|,eon and dinner program* and Coach Jack McDowell'* Roll- splendid manner In which they had surely thank God far Hu- blessings ment. volunteered their services without during the three day conference, Ina Baby Tarlels that wa* to b* entertained the conveatlon. hr boa vouchsafed" tip>m u* on compensation In nrdrr to make at which attendance Is expected played here Friday evening has this Thanksgiving Day '* K a rl N ordgren H eads been Ihe drive In this County an out­ from North Carolina, South Qar cancelled by the Rollins President . Howard Lung, who standing aureess, official* of the ollna, Georgia, Alabama, Missis* Sem i-P ro Grid Group outfit due to unavoidable ctrrum* Jaycees L ay P lans presided over lh* meellng slated -npl||,M, l(^ out. ippl, Louisiana, and Florida. s'ances. that upon learning nf nUHngl J(| order , u t lh, p M k m„ Mr. I<awUn pointed out that It Coach Wilkinson conferred with For M id -W in ter M eet conditio,,, throughout the world1^ owar(> of ,h„ V|0rk A alight rainfall fallal to hln don. was largely through the co-opera der the practice seas Ion held last Coach McDowell this morning In k* hod com* to th* romlu.nm that b , h> AMOcWUm whoro sol. Gon of lh* Florida Education Plan* for Sanford representa­ night on th* Sanford Armory Winter Park ami they agreed to of the thing, that he was |nromo ,, lh(f „ lo 0f (h, ***U, Association r and -tb* * Orlando Drill Field by the Sanford Semi- cancel tbh game but will attempt tion at the mid-winter conference most thankful for wa. the fart „ m, nU h, ve ^ rttade for Chamber of bommeree that th* Pro Black cal* under Ihe direction to set tho gsma at a later date. of the Florida Junior Chamber of h* Heed In th* United States of #hort G ibraltar D ock W ill , h(1 rfguUr The Blackest*, (jwwever, will Commerce were discussed at Ihe America and told those present m(.rt|nR, Q, ,h|> T(rtoul frml#m.l conference was being held tn Or of Coach 8. A. B- Wilkinson a* the aquad of 24 men turned in a neat resume practice session as usual regular weekly luncheon of thc that *ach of them should b* thank >n J el?fc nrr. n|u t|ona to San- Undo ihU year and h* U desirous B erth B i^ffest Ships* of haying a good rsprasentatlon scrimmage before a large crowd in preparation for th* gam* with Sanford Jaycee* In th* Valdrx fa l‘ hat h. U privileged fa be a fon| and (h# Counly of tear hers gnd principals from TJIBRIIALTAIL Nov. *4.—(/P>— who also braved tb* brief down Georg* Miller's Leesburg Semi HoUl yesterday, according to E cUlaan of this n* Ion| j h . «peakcr* will outline ‘ be SemlnoU’Counly attend th* con- Work will begin shortly on wet* Pro Lions that will be played on E- Lanry, secretary. fall o f rain H. J. Uhman appearo.1 beforo wo(k |h- hrK„ h |„rue, tiling Terence. enlng G ib ra lta r's la rg e s t dry Th* fallowing member* of the fa# Klwanl. Inbrhalfof thehafety <if „ g yBr,ou, HrvlcM Bnd Aftav the asaataa last night. th* local high school athletic (lock so that It will be rapabla of Junior Chamber tntlmatsd th<-'r Committee of the L k . larige and Coach Wilkinson colled a meeting field neat Thursday evening. tfc- |nniu| u l , M|e accommodating the biggest rapt* Coach Wilkinson announced Intentions-^ attending the con­ of the player* far ■ discussion of askad the co oper. ion of ^ ‘* * n ." through -which tha worh of tb. South Carolina Y ou th tal ships of the British navy... business matter*. Karl N*rd«r*n tia morning that a practise will ference whm^ meets In the Hemta promotnig traffic "organisation I. carried on. A rrested F or T h e ft Several hundred workmen wlU ’ wa* sUcted unanimously os pres­ be held at tha Armory tonight inole Hotel In Jacksonville, Dec. aduratlng th. public -. In safely A(ld„ w i th, teUoming work on th* dock, which I* morn ident of the Semi-Pro Association as usual starting at 11:00 o'clock 10, 11, If: Clyde Ramsey, Alvan i , , i „ »'uh« knee already been arBuddy Hlgginbothln of Colunt- than 250 feet In length.and Profmoor R. E- Kipp at th* A light session wlU be held with Collins, Eddie Klrchhoff and Mi ftrokfant Ijang ranged; junior Chamber of Com- bU, 8. C. was a rresled I* Green th* running o f play* in dummy (lari. Sanford Grammar School w bera of the present hjwanla Marj___ A letter from th* Garden Club cty Committee lu work' in ron- mere*. Nor. SO by Dr. A. C.ICov* Bprlrgs ysaUrday while •_ named secretary and trsassry. scrimmage as th* feature. was also rood al the meeting I ■ - . ' _|,L Klk's' In Ihelr Klrk* 1, Ur.' atlempUng lo grl out of th* 8U‘ * 'he M k. In com tlwlr R D_ Brownlro, RoUry Club,'with «II0 he a t l ^ l y stol* from asking fa* Jsycees to donate T a'Janet .- - - .Ion . , withMrmkr(» of th* _ T h a n k sgivin g Service Illinois P reacher la llraml his employer, A. A. Calvert, ala* fawaH payment of Incidental ca. .**1* *f*rtln art: w W. |{. Zackry, chair J, .nY' Dr. A. W ..of Columbia, Chief of Police Roy Incurred in holding a flower Sentenced T o L ife T o B e H eld Tom orrow Club- ***• J- G. I'allrrsun and Frank Knoij Woman's dub, Dec. l, Dr. G Williams reported today, show 1* Sanford next March. Thu youth, it was Intimated, had Through a motion duly made A letter from .the Sanford O ar K. IK Brownie*, PITTSFIELD. Illinois,' Nov. >4. Th* annual united Thanksgiving "Early discovery in tubercu­ been entrusted with thu money la Bervko of all th* Chsrche* *f —(AT Th* Reverend C. K, New­ and carried >h* *rganiutb-n 4m Club regarding a donation for Sanford will ba hold in th* First ton wa* convicted today of agreed fa pay lb* Garden Club lh* tk* free flower show wa* read and losis usually means early reck*" purrhas* a load of vegutabU* at ,r7. *o Seal Bel* funds must cost' lh* Ranfard State Fsrmsro Wholei Baptist Church, tomorrow morn­ aiaytng a tgyal church worker requested R turned over to Ibr board of ill rec­ tinu* to a**k out thoa* beginning Market but abak8*n*d thu Ig tb* report of (|>* dance com tors for further r«n*ld#rallon. ing at PM A. M Rev. C B. El­ and tk* Jury Died bla Banish­ Infection that trcslmmt may b* truck aad attempted la hltcb-htk* ■■litre, It was *U<ad that pUn* more, pastor of Dm First Christian ment at Ufa Imprisonment. Th* vblurv at the meeting toTb* verdict WO* reached In ar* nearlag completion far th* an­ fa y were: Rodney Tbursby, local alarird at «m . T o daisy is cosi­ from lb* SUie. Church, will deliver th* address, Th* arrest fa Green Cove ly to Ufa."' Mrs. Frad T. William*, Dr. E. D. Brownie*, pastor of the an hour and It minutes. Tho nual dance of tb* Organisation to m supervisor. 4 V. Bufaer, II. Springs followed shortly after Presbyterian Church announced Missouri country preacher bod b* held bt fa* Mayfair llolrl, J- Lolunan, Vann G. MUchem of seal chainaaa stated. ifafgjr. pleaded he was • victim of cir­ Tusaday, Doc, T, Mo. and Fslhrr A. 8. Peek- . She also urged th* co-opera* Chief Williams notified all towns Gon of th# people n f Sanford and on th* regular route b*l At their iwxt marilng, Mr. Mask fee th* area*km wDI ha cumstance* In tho brfltal ham­ Bemlnola County fa making th# Yard aad Jatksoavlll* to bo on fa* by n choir composed of mer-staring lost Jaty of Mr*. Imney IndlcnUdy Dr* A- C. Kirk «f th* choir* of varib is DennU Ke)»r. 44-year-old mother, will address th* Mgmalaatlon on Th* greatest distance traveled campaign which continues l* look-out far tha youth. prevention of labareulosls in hp g shrimp mi the south AUantle Christmas most successful A n r t m l fur th* arraut of Mariks BlinerIpher will of Pariah, niggfahothla was sworn out by •annactloa with Urn annual seal goo miles, Hi* Journey far the *c<— Mn. Louisiana's O J M square miles Mr- Culvert. Th* youth was return­ Ml* campaign timdnsfad under th* In three months. Tag•f shrimp by the bnraau of Include IJ ttt f t vratar and a grant* ed fa Sanford ami lodged la fa* tu p k s* of lh* I d t l iil s County cal- •r mtleag* at taavigsbla streams' Couatjr JalL Most *f th* m»**y than say ofaur state, was rroorafad. C o-operation In Annual Seal Sale Urged By Sponsors DAFFY ^ -D R IV E R S Jert; ----— I---- ----- I L vl •7 L •* � 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, November 23, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, November 23, 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/57045c9420ad0d1d486bcb13fa2f99ba.pdf c09f6721652ef86df6621ab0e7763c33 PDF Text Text V Tv:V. \e> l. Ad 1 N >1 ‘ ' » V.*tr •V !*“. .‘vfer’': NS», PRINCIPALS IN THANKSGIVING FILM Barbara Stanwyck And John Boles Play Lead At Ritz On Thursday In “Stella Dallas” “HIGH, WIDE A N D HANDSOME1* “Back In CirctilAtfcmn Stars Pat O'Britn And Joan Blondell It brought to attention » Bch atari u Constance llcnnelt, liougta* Fairbanks. Jr-. »h o played fata flr*t adult role In tha Prodnrilon, !/>!• Moran and Alice Joyce. lion* Id C’olmtn. whoa* picture career had Juil alarlad, Irapad to boi-offlro piomlnenc", uod Hell" Urn in'll, In lb" charari"Hfallen of Ilia mnihar. we* rata pulled from nhuriirlljr Into thr alar claa* hr bar perform* M i * t k , E x c it in g PldtFettorM *Hlih JTItJe, Handsome’ Newspaper F ilm A t R itz Shows P o w er Of Pres* "Rack In Circulation,** a WayT Urn*, plcturliatlon, of i Cosmopolitan macmtla* "Angle Hhoomr" by Adeta Rgg* art Si. John* and starring Fat O’Rrlrn hn«l Joan- DlondelU la an engrosdng newspaper drama, preaonllng a* hehlnd-lha-acanga In the new pound rmlon Mrview of the elhlna of newt fioldwya baa ullllnd oTary gal tiering oml the power of tha farlllly of hla lr«ra*ndoo* pro*| prca» over live* pad reputations. <lnrll(in ffo u r m |n the rrmthm i f what la rewKlot aa one of “ Rack In Circulation" da ihn morn Important picture* of uled lo hare II* first the current eoaaon, Two of fllmshowing Wcdneaday al tha RHa land'a finest wrltor*. Barah MaAnna Bblrley, John Bolm and Barbara Blanwyck comprlao this Theater. . aon and Victor lleerman, pm* A apcctarular train wreck 'piopared Iba actlpl, and the dlrec* family grogp In the Samuel Ooldwyn production, "Stella Dalian, Hon waa’ tjt^lha handa of Kins attraction n\ tbf R ill Thaater Tburaday and Friday, Tenae drama Tldea a thrilling Introduction..to Vidor, who made "Blreet Bccna" whM Barbara Stanwyck forfaits her right go her own the murder mystery elements'; of lor Mr. Ooldwyn aa well aa a happlnra*. the swiftly paced narrative t t i ^ ) auccaaalon of other iraaah hlte.l" " 10 * follows.i^The photoplay pfoaanta "Stella Dallaa" la relea»ed a new anil eicrtlng Ihroash United ArtUla. tloj, .by ppan UluDdelL. Sk- » rep o rter wh* ■I .tna^t. Thla la how Artist' William Rnae visualise* charmlor Irene ThailiI leading ladjr nf "High, Wide and Handsome." which open* Bandar al the pits Theater. U lu Dunne appear* oppoalla Itandnlph Beat!. Tha alory waa written by Owar Hammontebt II to tha mu*If af Jerome Kern. fJS. DIETRICH AT RITZ IN “ANGEL1 CROONING FAMILY itraelonal prlda In PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF NOV. 31 *Tbwttpry rerotr- a aronnd tha death, under myttt rlous1rlpcumatancea, of a mllllopajrn. Thla becomca known, tbrough an anonymoua letter. t" Tat O'Brien, editor of a metropolitan tabloid newspaper. Ren.lng aenaallnnal newa. ha nailgua til* (tar reporter to la* vrstlgate. Amassing n damaging amount of rlrcummntla! art* denre, the widow of tha a*emInKly murdered man, portrayed by Margaret l.lnd.ey, la hiourht to trial, Refualng to enter any defenae tu the (barge, aha la found guilty, chit fly on tbs A T T|IE R IT Z f!omlay, Monday-Mink-,1' Action. Romance, Irene Dunne, Randolph. Scott "lllflll, WIDE AND HANDSOME." Tucmlay—You're Sentenced For tha thrill of your Life, "A ir A T R A K ISLAND ." Wi-dnreday—Marlrnc Ilip'rirh “ A N G E l*" Alan Joan lUotidcll. Tat fl'ltrien, Margmri Limlaay "HACK IN CIUCU* 1.ATIO N ." Special Wcdneaday night. Turkey SCREEN0. Thur-day. Friday—Rarbara ■STRUA DALLAS." Stanwyck, John Bole* *1 rem it! o f Ih , . I n .le . nnaaetlmd Sat unlay—llay SCREE NO. Jaqnelinc Welle, JM [by tha new* aleu tn .. I' I ! ! I I A f V l l E P IIIN C R fis V Sahpitay and. Sunday.’ No*,’ 27lh and }tHi ‘k k ly "I1IIJ.S OK OLD WYOMING"* Alai ' T i l K**OJll ENT ------ ■ ------ - Crooning Family—Jean. JUpwdefl IHiwwU,. galhaa nawad. tka plaa I - . 1 The gwrgvous Marietta Dlelykh laMlnV*llac than .peer jn I.UIaat. pietum, AagaL". d l«e ltd .llX. JiU)|l..lAhilAShi. .TlWf.h. ■ W f*” Wednesday at tha Rita Thaater. V v nfTTh'ly atwr^B b» “fH* if I Japs Seize Keystone Citylu: Without Fight V; f.1> «M»M HawMa,' alarmed by iha iki«t ta har Far Raatcrn fr«n u*r aa imik Of Japaaean Tic KrtM*la Ohlaa. baa latnrmod tha npaatah loyaltat ftiTeraaam it that aha la wtlhdrawma trial aapport, tl waa repoillaat eight. Tha loyalist at Itac •atwaa has k w * told, tt waa •aid. that R Mata's role ta •gats meat ha Upridated be caaee al "ifow led pfSaoeupatkai' wfth a**«ia ta Iha Far i "merely obtained at hla otftrn In Iha Chlneaa government nfOciita *R *» rtty Halt and It will l>" r r c reiterated IheD detenalnatloo to penled to the I'..min I* (Innera fo r’ re*l»t the Japaneaa tu the laa» m n** fug <* M H 'r*Um » . I titan. Chungking, un Ihe meaoder- alt Ba their tm-etlng ^ 1*>t night ing Yangtic River went of het^ bombing I t * t’nnirol*i|<in'U nl»<> nuihoc „ about 7G0 mile* farther Inland. I* r"0dy lied lli,. purchaao <>f nan l - j l»n ' Rmwhuw. the pivotal alronghold at hum-, anil <,n.. l | ; i"n Cboitnlri of «|iindenburg Itn*" be* tlllrli for I hi* clly HI reel 1)0. . lim tHK port menI fnm. lbIToctor . " " " « * * * " f» U *° r BfriUSENIit'Ittl, Nw* K C * i<A> *-At>pori)(!i ly no job ' 1* D i y W L T l a j h * .thtere* o f- lin er- faa* ewAwy'to tarkle. Sheriff*! officer* are acarehlrji ■for a four mom hnu*r, runipli O' • with chimney and |nurh, whkh 1 diaappoarwd during tha night. r in g e tn e t) i t II lllllB H V W A mi il H — Mil h r isth, ' 1t tt BIG APPLE DANCE R sm( M M lm A iiiig s h r For Sale ’ * *. Mgwag Served My tb* Ddak t a l f Ssto , (Peanut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetach * BIG TURKEY 'ERICS virtu e ________ i al that * " to t a l Atlofi, t» fftf* Nhdeffa Ml inm I 1" t f«r T hx Himks are open the imyment of 1087 Taxes. Z'lr Discount will lie allowed for juiynient In NovcmU'r and 1% dis­ count for payment In De­ cember, ■ ■ Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. HOt'KHT C*lM- lfcIi*d r“ *.*tl«n ahall ba held at d Florida *»r- the Cllr Halt >a *■•< ''«>* of . *a claiming la* •aaford. Klorlo*. In rn aform llr HOSTESS W R I DANCH PARTNER FanUahed ■ rwari haasa fag rgul D r ir a .‘Apri7 iw iN a S ? i _ al Hanford, Florida, fo u r wrltiaa. a,p earan r* IprraooaUy u r .h y at*', I'A N T . a coriK.rallon under ll>4 Itw aerl I d aatd mill pa Ihn f t r e L 1 la 0 *c*m b *r;, H IT . bd-l law * o f lb * Htal* o f Flurld*. Mnadar lag * h * . ( l b aay o f aald tannin C la la lllfand tii*re e fi»r to ill* »> th a-itd ri#rk >uiir w fllltw It R. niTgtVOl.KKIt. If all**i and any, la Ih f liHl uf ci»i:uplatnl In It deed, hi* unknuwu heir*. Mht »ut( ilif IMna |n«»ciMf*«ll , itrvi****, l r a a i « " . B»»ntaeai lijr law. al Ilaraln fait nni «r| ri al-, l**r*adaB<a* _____ jiihlinivii* will*-tw aPlAPNl. Ag ami at | n a iiK H c o w r t a u c A T t o a ) t>u tiiL ilafaull. i I T U N HTATK OK* KIAJH1IIA .V m DONE and pIKDKlIISti at Ha«* ri tU T a W O l.IlK n . If k ll»a and 1f doad,' lil* unPaown brief, de- f nr6* FlatldA. thla «th day uC n rHHOQ f< Hh .* IrgMUra or araalaaai N c c m b . i . ^ i r HIIIM IIN II lllr r .K W A U .E lt ia l*o * aim ** *i>l*d c u r t kaown aa HlUMONU, I t i n i V A L - Clark o f lbtty: A. M UKIJKH. |.i;H) It a ll**, and If draC hi* I in pot r . c u rb . uobaawa liMra. pa*l*ae*. i*g ** H*mu*l A. n W ltklaaob l » , i.* gra n t***; IIKNIIV_ Hull* A * •••lirllor for plaln llff. l.vmiN, a**lunrr of Hamuad 1111**1*allrr. It a ll**, aed II ilrad, ItiK K IC IA I. HUAI.) hi* uakoowu hair*. d * »l* «* te ga irr* o r gia olyaa; IIKNItV ItiUlINHiiN. aaalgu**. If alt**, .aed ir drad. bl* unkaown hair*, d itlim lr «a l* * a or g ia n lr a i: IL y . I m i m i. AH. ir a ll* * and If A ra l, bl* unhiMiarn * U 'J d»»|a**w Ivaa lrr* o r gra alra a; J. II. MtN A T T . tl a ll* * , and If d*ad. hi* aaknawn balrt. l**a or gra n lrr* Cllr Cva-luD M r for a lam uf tfaraaaely rourt n u I IV OHANOK ’ K A v A I. jiff (1lilts ' c o m ] II Naal. lee* tha followlag (n r r liw iqwllnn ia * r * * ft neataalnr at iba Boulhweal rnrncr of Die above deaerlbad' tract n: toad **d_ running aorih 7a rnrOA Kn*t . US yard* Houih la n i t * Went IM yard* la paliil o» bogie-lag: tha remainder. roniAla-tag II’ acraa morn or loag. Too aad Hob al.Vdw are hereby a d m is s io n f 'rtMSWiiflhtftJfVRSj EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ^ M m l m M a ''N a T R u n MS. •' c o im y l E m m s W ith Bm xi Faralahed rwaSH-twia beds. Two •m s U Sftlaaal M l N. Locust. ' I*At*’ V. s IMarldi ** WTli* Houth Half of tb* Hnuihwrat uuartar af ’ Iba Haul hue* Quarter of Heel ton la, TeWaaMtit It Baaib. ftanu* tt t c ^ fv o lit ib c ia damnad woman * tnifocencw. quiff*.aa* 4K!".■*< . a*Id , u a w r i t ,*7>v!Wt‘l . iVnjtfAT.J I * r M i um-er or from Fuom r <1rac e ) t-naapdriy (lo rm a vlr llllla ( bar* ugh (Ir o o r V Company* a dlsaali ed Florida corporal Ion. la Iba land and pr*m 'H a herein­ a fte r d»»erll>odi and all nlb*r wrrtoa* arbna* name* a r* to p lain tiff anknnwa. having ac claim ing *n> ln t»r**l In and la 1ho—a certain landa and premie** ■Huai* la lietn'aala fo u n t* M od da. end -deacrlbeC aa fallow*. -A - * Wealed to hay: tOwall h<MUA i l Iowa. Not pver UAM k Boh U U Saahw< V ?r.rS? .j'fK .ftyi;'!s ________ ____ IK— »mm£ua' ^ n iU 's a u iM AVAJ* HTu IIUU c o m - LfciU A L T sIxW C A lik e ‘ if * Atnldal iba m alodram atlf | M .rolTom enta o f the m urder tria l} Joan U lo iu lelt^ altb o u rh h er a a jl l t l t l r * harp Been tlyt m o r ln j het fluflueuca Id t l i » |u m othtlnn. hdj 8U U 30-^ lo tb * law * and ordiaanr*a rolatlaa ta Iba a le d lo a bow In (orco In aald C’ llr . Th* P oll* w ill b* opr a al T J e A. I I . r.aM*ra Standard T 'm e / a w a w ill alnaa al aundnww op laid itat*.__ 1 lt*rebr appal nt J. tIBCIC W. ft. (1AIINIIR. aed P. U. . a*JT11 a* lam etlorp and R. K. b A N * a* Cte> h o f aal4* elaetlna IN W 1TN K M WHEKItOlp 1 k in a a t * *»l far habdt a* *u*or af Iba-Clly nr naafnrd. yiorlda. and have eauaed to-bo af fl**d baralo the Seat of th* Hid tjlp aa thla Mb day of N-™-*ar. «MJWAIlD 1|In()tKq bava Aa M ayac al* lb * C<<f o f Saalurd. Plortda A llo t ! ' • K, H. b A U S O lf *' rite Clerk- tM A L t L IS T E N HAYNfceb Court SOM L E fflttea t S E R V IC E 1s t A frenefc— T * l 9111 ' • o r in i o r ' MwiaiT"MAarwwa N olle* la k*J*br aiv*w tb aj I. »h* uB4*e*tg**d a * B eH lal Maa* l*e ,ia o t a w r r , aad*i and hr. Gulf Statkm FOR RENT RADIO Completely Reno*tied A ad JUSMontcd RADIO Apartments FtnUhod in th^ modt sthrActlva Colors , RADIO IA C K S O N V J- FLOR 1938 RGA & ZENITH EASY'TERMS Cates BWg. HOFMANN State Market 1 �B n d M I i H m Omy Ceatrml rWrifc City A f t e t ia t IUU, Hlfkwmy A id Water T ra p a rU U m Seminole Oonnty Prodtt««tt More Fruit And Vefetabldf’llito A«J Similar Area In America ■m— SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER M, 19.17 Japanese Urge Chinese Chief To Surrender FIGHTING IRISH BLANK CADETS BY 7 TO 0 Grand Jury Indicts Seeks Crown 11 a ^ i Of Paris Kings Jarrell A n d Ktnlaw Message' Is Dropped FromAirplanes Ash* Foreign Powers Seen In Plot To O v e r ­ throw Government Of French Republic rA n ia, ko ». SAMPSON WOULD BLUSH si. —(A-)— Th*> r * m7 fal^hS?! ugo waa dropped to him by Japanese alnnen making the capital to ^ 1 Chungking about 1.000 mile* farther Inland. No bomb* wore drepped-the only message urging cassation of hoatflltlee. Chin*** purault plone* attacked the Japan*** file-*, nrveriheUss, engaging them In spectacular dogfight* or*r Nank­ ing. On* anUeatifled plan* wa* big. On* unidentified plane crashed. The Japan*** airman, apparent­ ly trying to determine lh* '* tren gtJ m fIh S rimalnlng Chin**# air force, war* taken by rurprlta. The mysterious moj-age "advised" Chlang to end China'* resistance and to aurrander him* ,# lf to the Japaaaaa. i The Japaneta army threatened Rotary Raises $15.57 In Cash For Charities Members Tell Stor­ ies Of Their Lives; Give 1 CentPerYear CITY NEWS BKIEFSt The City Commissioners hold their regular semi-monthly meeting In the 'City llall to night at J: Jo .o'clock. ______ Plans Are Made For Local Sale 01 Christmas S eals throne of Franc?. Uiucil a maulf**le dlilr1buta<t in Pari* today announcing that ha had derided "to reconquer the throne of my father*". Thn loan word manifesto left no dnuht that tho prel> nder. now tiring in eslle In llclrlum. I leaned a pacific rnnqueal. It cauaod intense eirUemcnt. nowerrr, among tho Ficnch royullata. Tho manlfcato - * m " dtstf ttiunvt aa government agent* wrp> fer­ reting out rrbtt appeared to bn plot lo orrithrow the rcpulillc and had added the Job of Inn­ ing the whereabout* of tho Count of Part*, tbn Duka's non. The Connl left Veraoli, Hwllt•rland tale yo*t<-r<lay aflir H a lo (rdeial police "Inrltod’' him amt gruup or hi* follower* lo leave the country on the ground he wa* carrying on political m Itr 1- ' menl Institutions in Oreatrf Shanghai defying Britain, France, the United State- and other powers interested In th* Interna­ tional'areas of thia war* ravaged city; Th* Japanese already had Mixed mora than SO Chinese ves­ sel* tn the International Sett)** merit, including ahlpa of the maritime cuitoms, and pressed port supplies to the Japanese armies west of Shanghai now fighting lhair way to Nanking. Nanking, the former national capital, eras virtually deserted after removal o f the government tn Chungking, Hankow and other cities deep In the Interior, U. S. Ambassador Nalson T. Johnson and heads of other diplomatic establishments were leaving for Hankow tomorrow. ’Jarrell Tndictcd For Operating Lottery; Kiiilav F7>r SelltnC .Voapph W, Jnrrcn flttd Klnlnw were Indicted by tho Seminole County Grand Jury today in connec­ tion with tho 'oilcry racket which linn been under Inveatlfrntion hy the l>ody foe the east week. Tho Grand Jury in htill In nowi'it and It was omphnitircd today that Stinson It ha* only partly completed lt» wotk, Indicating that other tfl* .Itrlmrnt* may he expected to follow, Jarrrlt wa* Indicted on at* count* for operating a lottery f t * mflfTry while Klntaw’a Indlctraawt wa* bated on Ih* aale and In k t* mission of lottery ticbeta f * money. The rrnalty for cotrriw tlon of the first offen** nvokWI by law con»l»t* o f a fine o f tif* In than SSO O jio r yaore__ more :the* in * tnan >w*i nor Sfi.rfio, or Imprisonment fo r n W > l?*a than on* yrar nor mere than tenj and fo r eonrlrtlon o f the l* T ; ter uffensr, a fine o f not leW than f t 00 nor more than H.0OU , 1 or Imprisonment fo r net *)# • ' Mrs. Volie Williams Explains Purposes -O f—Seal-Campalarri Florida— Fair and slightly Final prr-campaign preparations warmer tonight, probably light for the annual Christman Seal Bala frost In Interior o f north port ion which open* Thanksgiving Oar Tuesday Incrtaimg cloudiness are being completed by mambotw' and warmer. of the Seminole County Tuborct* loala and Health Association, Hr*. Violators of City ordinances Volie Williama, president of the will be arraigned before City Association. rweeale^Jpday. 1 Jotfg* Y rh n t"t7 WlH& f„ s ee. "Before the Jrlve openl wc w s ij i •Ion of the Municipal Court nt the people of Sanftml and Semin* I ho local 1-ollca Elation this ole County to know to what p-e< afternoon. the money from last year’s sal* h»» been put,** Mr* William* stated! ■ The Celrry Camp. No. 623, of and presented the following re­ the Woodmen of the World will port from >bo Treasurer, Mr*- Rulh meet tn regular session Tuesday Scott: evening at 1:00 o'clock, accord­ Return* from the 1038 Seal Sale, ing to an announcement made $388.16; balance carried forward today by C. C. Collins. It will be from the previous year, 1103.02, held at- th* Sanford American legion Hut located on the Lake Front Driva. ;Report Flays Lottery ies In City And En­ tire County, Asks ! For Strong Action ;Defendants Post Bonds Of $1,500 P a c 4 * “ Gui-e. hr*t*riJ »F to the 1 ' mm NUMBER Established In 1908 Sampson would blush to sre feat* of strength performed by Charlea Louis Fuchs, tt. and hi* two-yeqr-old brother, Norbert, both « f eh o iu 'ra h 'tiff nbarty twice ThMr own wrlght*; Son* o f*g 'ttvd " Voik City physiral ciillutv Instructin', they an- slmun hero, rhartc* | bol.linr n 1.in-potitnl liathcll i Vegetable Crops Radio Is Seen As In Seminole Hurt Hitting Basis O f By Cold W eather M onroe Doctrine Celery, Cabbage And DlctatorHliip In BraC i t r u s Escape In zil Is T r a c e d To Plunge Of Mercury Foreign Broadcasts First Dividend In 5 Years Declared By Power Company The Florida rower A Light Company '".lay declared a divi­ dend of $1.75 per share o f Its $7.00 preferred stock payable December 21»l lo slock holder* o f record at l he close 0f business on Dccambet Advertise Old Goods And Help Business Celery Feds Prepare For Leesburg Game Tba exebang* o f commodi­ ties I* what is commonly known as business. Whan Utia exchange la rapid, business la said to be goad) when tt t* slew, business is bad. On* of th* graatast handicaps to an exchange of new commodities la tba difficulty o f disposing of used goods. The automobile dealer can’t sell many new cars' unless ha finds a buyer for th* custom­ er'* old cart a man in th* market fo r a new radio or a now refrigerator can hardly bo **td tails*i * earns i disposition H x bo made of tka old ones; * hunter who would like to buy a new gun hesitates be***** th* old on* will *UU Winter Visitor Looks In Vain For Camp If Hanfopt Itnd additional facilities for tourists there would have been turn im>r* family (trending the winter here. Victor Bcfaelb*. from a small town near Akron, Ohio, was Ini Sanford yesterday afternoon In I Although Its anticipated .spend' I n i ' "only a few day**' horn ptr. Scheibe and hi* family plan to qpend ■the w inter In Fiurlda. Duke Of Windsor Wins Libel Ac Walter-Paul Shepherd Speaka At Tabernacle According lo an. aahounceasanl mad* this ’ metking by W ' BQmsu , pastor of th* gaafoed bes­ pat 'Tahamacl*, Evangelist Witter Paul Shepherd of Miami aad Orlan­ do will apeak at the Tabernacle every evening except Saturday at T:4» o'clock far tba Bast aovaral day*. *#v. Shepherd 1* a well known radio assagai1st with radio add r*w*a ever may station* tndwdy W V I af WhoatMg, W. Va, aad WWEW la putsborg. x «v tea ala* apafcna to large 3u y k . tht" i recently to spend th* *Ptt: A ,lu cky slatted I* Porter Lan­ sing, m«na«wr of Jb*-C hase and Company Oarag*. .^ v ' Ha facod tba biting northwind on hi* Brat turkey bant yesterday afternoon and bagged two large gobblore. • » Ho reported that be found a large drove at the wild tarhay* and coaid da*Uy have killed more had tba la * allowed. . .ii ? s »*4i. V * /•' • winter >«*• 1 Ur . Haipe* kails fronq Wore®*Ur, Mas* and k a y m ta d that 1» followed the dock* i f far as Sanfqrd In thair migration southward annually. •' M r Haines wa# InfluentUI la organ Is big th* Shuffls Board ClaJk bar* and served aa president of tka Club laet year. Whan asked if ha liked Esafori, be replied with, “ the fact that this U my alith winter her* * n it»m that qua*tlon," "L ondon: nut . jf. — ■attlament of tbs Duke of Wlnda libel suit against tho pubor* and author of "coronatlon commentary'* 'for a -faubataatlal autn". In ddidagaa . and .Mat* wa* announced today beJar* Lord Chief' Justice Ilewart. . ttlr William JovlU, appearing lor Windsor.' announced' that WlUlam Heine(nann. Ltd. pubHlb*|i. and Orofray ' Dennis, asthor. wduld pty "a aubatantlal S [V Nagn-fiiibC HobOt Americane srd grpt.iti in morn and more familiar uSn fa«ci*t and com* muniit lilcay and labels, such a* "the corporative state," "centralirt-d control," “ economic expan. BEIRUT, Lebanon* alcn dor lye state," and th* Ilk*. Ha added that Windsor would UP)—A Bey)*aale(r. soldier . * # On* jdnoff icial authority in wtlfbttl* the damagee to chart- killed, yfalgrdey am) to ilkoum- Washington, who la tn a position aa la which Edward, gg king alrafbrs Wounded In a','battle to analyte first-hand report* from id Prince ° f wait*, had laker between French troops and SeuUt America, puts It like this: t deep intaresl," rioting Labe ncan nationalists, ' tCenUnuee ,n P »*» Turn) fl Bryan C. Hanks, President « f the Company, stated that tba sub* stantial Increase in buslnens hi thr tree served hy the rompaity Iand recent freedom from hurricane lone* have made this dividend possibleMr. Hanks expressed pleasure 'hat thr i-.>mp.ni) could pay this dividend to its prcferied stock holdrrs of whom several thousand live in Florida, and to whom B* dividends have been paid for thn last five years. He said that If bus* loess continues good la Florida sod if the Miami Rata Casa t* dis­ posed of, as haa been Indicated recently by Miami officials tt la hoped that the company may bn able to determtn* n mora deftalba dividend policy than clrcnmiU&MS DAFFY •DRIVERS [ * �V SANFORD C e le r y FeU a C o m m e n d e d K ia D M ;' SPANISH'S 5 5 T !X T J a £ -£ S We wonder lelter commendation In Batilrd«V nlgfit'e paper from the rr of commei principal of the Bolide tohoo! fii Jacksonville who pfaUad the Celery Fede and their coache* /or their »portaman*hlp In ft rtMftt lame. W « h tn » avefyone did, for in oiir ojHWtm thin tribute to the football tkiukd In of much more Import­ ance than the wore In the tame. , "We only hope," wrtite T. R. Hyde, head master of the Bolles school, several dhyn after the » » W . "that ql! of the tyams ^e Tl*y will be a* eenllethatUy, and show u find a spirit as your boys have shown. We certainly wish to con­ gratulate yob on, this condition." That la a splendid tribute to the local football team. Conunt froth the head niuter of. the Iritool, ana. after a HOVEMBB0 k • W ASHINGTON—-WKhbot merit talk about H, Uu tr aweary b giv* In# *«edy to tba problem o f re­ ducing Into mo tait rata* la th# higher bracket*. rarUleg tbs, riagilta! gain* lax and modifying a* wall ,lb* UU ( ( M a l i f t th# IMS m raattar* will bo In w effect irely by taxes that ha to congress. prefer* to alt light. D leu bean tallM a "ceplial strike.” , Lout* XV #4 . France *»’ • Wbm tha rich man ra ys., eet o f the market, dot* IW1* epeew* touLtianafo Cbatfra HI *4 flpt'n. tating to ram fat profit* end oth­ kb cousin, fa 171* sm! NupJfcpn erwise poll* hia nook muter bl* forced CksrlM IV lu gtoo tt bsrk 1 . - .> _ shell, hi* outlay for taxes is less- la 180*. And further, bis capital is Ml*, or portly so. Tits result is tb it the long thaln o f naw bustnoss tbit (rash capital start* wbm Isveslad bi industry *b absent. And tbit mean* mors tax** tb* governmoit doesn't got, and loss rccoocry for tba country. (*r” - ^ ’ o . f * , To ana treasury official wo posed this proposition: .. Taka a rich man Ilia earn Inys already ara so high that If ba makes any more money It * W fall In the 78 percent bracket of the income tax law. In otber worth. 78 percent of hb next nam­ ings will go to tb* governmen1. During tba aummer—befora the recent market drop—there comet to that rich man an opporlunt'y to Inreel In aeenrltba to expand a coitain business. I f successful, the expansion promises bi a few years to pay food dHridends and Iho securities will tnerasaa in value. I f It t* s flop,-he loses hb money, In order to raise capital to Inveil In these new securities, the rich man must self some slocks he I nought several month* earlier-j They have Increased handsomely; Dt)WN In vale* I f ha fell* them, 78 per-, cent o f this Increase will go to tha! government. Mowovar, so "U fa "! U the buying power In the mark«t| M O S T A X I E AND that If ho offers a large'block of, B R AK E W ORK stock the price will sag and tho| receipt* will bo diminished. 1887 Id M glad to sod that the aidant baa called for an Inves. tiled' Of high (Mb**. Wa hope |;lhd prsbo will be *xtraded to .seat of aewiprlnt. fcf —r---- *7— — Chines* “ HbtWKburg U n i” I ladfl amk<R wide open .by lirvsdtng Japan***- A*, we got M NO* h say stronger than Weakest Chink. "TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY” By H U S & U K A Y nkers Association gh praised the New' ■at goes to show1 irnor don't give a abodt nothing. I r-Tfi?n*m* ; B8H iia n m« I d h l j ^ tirtv .p t ,tl'i-' U nited S to tt* 126.000, T h l* m oney is invest,^ w>4 Dfcamnahly w ill returned ivnen, a a, and i f any uncmploymci Maws upon J. r Morgan a from- Europe. The old boy tly abet hla mouth o ff all la tntefegttnn, \a note that F lo rld i ^ w l i h . t r a / ea e^ il treiM ury, eanpcl ss, ■rathsr than, v*c*tahtM [Is, *«• tb* prlio yield [ L i V— O-_L WFmte content. Mi BeUftkir Pnsper, .told tbs'local w ithin tw d,,*0ek<t, the S t it c tlow hit* lit th e ddhooT " f t h d nSttp M l es* going to try to ®hly J808,C2f|. 1 •■ bTum p W d a . obt Of farming, A n d so While F lo rid a ta x p a yer* stru ggle uhdep; thh 4 •*ee.h'ld reported that be J* burden o f h^corbltint taxes, wo still ^ a r e n 't cfiaugn ’ c&^h i/avor o f the wage* and hoar*[on hand to Bay o u r school tes'ehenf h ext rhm llfe iil}hotJth !j V * 1 w“ ' u |ie . lJ^ . • [ * we have on dciw slt w ith the federal g h v e fn m ^ it $ZJ2S (( » b ** w,,h' whWh 10 Provide unem ploym ent relief, som e titty, If, ■■ .......;-j: - #n<^ wbfen. • Women'own go percent of th* h insurance, says ths 8 t Aug dtns. ttacord, 66 percent of all ? ^ g i a • ~ rt" . 1 T h e C h a tifc e Y o u ■ » i 4 ifft. V jll either Ukc punltivo Hctlun or shake thair heiuln and ease tno mltuAtlbh by cummcnt to the effect that gambling Is an instinct, that Instinct* are a part of human nature, that you can’t change human nature.. But Dr. J. Halsey Callett, academy headmaster, did neither when boys in His charge plityed tbo Melbourne boa signed a new re­ slot machines, '• '-i r funding agreement on it* >860,He went to police hcailquartcrs, secured a confiscated k g w*Hh of bonds. Tba Interest n t * I* cut to a percent fur one gambling device, and had it, aet up in the mathematics Thqn ho arranged with the ygdr, I percent fur tha next five- room of hla school. ■H percent fur the next five, 4 mathematics Instructor to work up a problem Involving the M ftetft fur tbe nett flv*. 4W law of mathematical probability. The boy* were to, play ■aPswn. for the tin t fire, and k the machine with “ phoney" money to solve the , problem, ggfceftl thetesfiar., Tba period of And they discovered several, surprising things. tba sgrewttent Is for 30 year*. They learned, for example, that a player hits the Ip la Georgia tba other day * "Jack pot” once In, 4,000 times. At a nickel » ' “ throw," to preacher was describing hell, that meant It would eo«t |200 to win |0. They learned also odjdt. “ Bwlbsra an’ sUtahe, that the next highest “ payoff" waa once in 2,000 pj<y»,* ’* .gwtft* to b* weepht', wslllu and miula.h dost gioo to win.<1,. .ggsetlln# ob teeth.” ,Oa* old Probably Dr. Gilllck smiled’ A bit—to himself. Perhaps iuk.ed.bn . atftan. bench said: he made a fpw notes for a nook oil boy paycHology. But toon, ah ain’t got no teeth.’ anyway, |t la reported that giuhbHng Isn’t ed papular In trVupun the person quickly ra­ his school a* once It waa.—ReUrlan Magazine. ft "Dean you worry, n lfta ft h attlki h* firmlafiraf who had no feat,—Arabian Pnrvtrrb, Palm Beech Times I* th* af,tb * story, however tea* r bn. A winter vWtor had IM h M from d- trip through sdks wsterwvye me th* bast tb* river looked Glib . gladiators” , ah* **• I Ut*r to a friend. P* with what 7'', exclaimed S ' * Tak e Mo,,t I® ™ 11*14 "W ljtg bpjfs gapihle, oil" great united vtultfti, capital ati'i iklufr,. band ..-.In hand, eswttrsged, ftwldod-but unbampVred-rby BOtcniiamiti H -1 .T<> tb* .editor* >md publisher* 'f t tlm atala and th* nation ” > }| o a i ftaad -tasked - th* .torch ' v||b tfw myn ihsi .throttabithotr ' <U>d(\r*Mp , Jtty old American ' OflM f l euV*rtinjo*t ; and ,-.busJ> 'tip** <;an bp r t v lr i( in,Um minds and lii-hils nt Atpnrlras* to tlm >nd thni ntir roars will ranlsh nd with renewed .faith aad .!*• ilitry a * win eehio** the sueC*as end prosperity w« *U de- SANFORD TtVENTT TEARS AGO Those Invited WSra: M in Ao' nl* Itawklne, Mrs. Hart, M i* W- C. Hill, M i* B. A. UpwardMrs. Ilart, Mr*. Iloueholder. Hr*. Huff, Mrs. Bowsy. Mr*lUshep, Mrs. IU m r tools. Hi*. "A itv* with dladlaters'’ Wstpon, H ». Newman. Mr*. fiV dear lady, atllgatof* If Pulaslon, Mr*. Thrasher, Mr*. tot ye* mean” , replied hor floor wg* Hoy lymea, Mrs- Frank Miller. Wid. "Han't yd* know that glad- Th* whole, lower hem. Mrs- Qonutes. tbiowa open and beautifully, de­ Mr*. corated with wblt* eUr l*e*ar*. u**ry. Mr*. Mara*. M«d mine., sgparsgu* fern and raeta. •ad, M r*.. Tolar, Mis. Fred W, Mr*. Holly lusbad most *1* Williams. Mrs. N*dt Mrs. tractlr* in sa srsning gown of A FjtU, Mr*. Wellses. Mrs. U. pluk lefts!* snd «llv*r, recslr- f . Omfth, , Mr*. Thigpen. MIm wHb her wera Mrs. llamsy WUkle- Mre. Hal Wight. Mrs. rbor, Mr* John Harbor end H a r r FurtLm. Mia, MoumtlWt, Mrs., gyfan. Thr»* more charm. Mrs. MeUuxhlln. Mr*. Mar. Mrs. Ipg women her* never r lilted mag, Mr*. Allan Jonas, Mr*. Henfurd and It la ref ret led (hat they leave today - for bom*. Ira k , /am**'■ Mougbto* 1* Sight table* of piaysra enjoyed (sad log th* Florida Fsdeiatl of; Women’* dabs In TnM V ^ s h Miller woe tba She U tb# guest of Mr* Wi flyal ■prif•> a-, bcjku.lltul "card table eavef. Mr*. Mors* cut tba ^ftortadsal Ralph Wight * S S i!T Z t : " S T ftbd Mrs. O n lUsbog . block of safe stock, tarn* over to! the government 78 par cent of tba; gain In Its value, sustain s' further f Inn on lha thin mirket, and thdn| risk the trmslndcr In a specnlattv* Ihi* Incas that may or may not pay <tat for several year* or dot pay dub at a ll) u 1 •••HI <»«n« ' *H I I And <ha. treasury official ra(illad that the rich mdn probably would Weep hla money . In the soaitdi aiocka. . *> Be assured that treasury o ffi­ cial* do not say directly what winj be don* aboct It; But that prtHieftl ■HustIon.. albeit In modified form in meatJnttancee, la what aomd If through mu ixri'imn I h*v# he*n ah|* to rarry' that torch. but even a short way on IU — r ------------ --------------f ------ — journey, I « llt feel I have every else police guardshave bean seived. . j assigned, and usually—when . ex­ conatrucUy* *u<l tnaplrstlonnl tortion wpa attempted through thosrhre ’ h* . edvenoM ihould the mall*—the federal man her* provide Florida ml itor* wliii stepped lft. rdilnrlsl id "**1 for '■ lung Um" Thrat precaution* may explain By BOBBIN COONS why then have been ne actual l° P r a 3 ^ ! ^ i l t admlnl*kidnaping*. In fact, aa polka traUon " lo r - n i aellon In Iftln*HOLLYWOOD — Chrl**imas Is ■toUstlcians point out In th*lr In* *olnn temhlsne* of order rontlng anti the nifty IOM'37 report, there have been out of rheoe In 1*11, ft* con-|HiR» •r^vmri of tbe pell* rack#' no kidnaping* for ransom in Ibo tend "it Hist th* gntermnenufleei* who pray on Bit movie colony Ml1 Ire Lo* /Ira Lfo* Angeles community In having met tha «mer**oc/. e.pkyUny When Hollywood's eyas 1 the ” period.. \ should have stopped thore. \ a r * hlqrrrd by tbd artificial n o w thus* city statistics, stsemblod Trrinlur “ American tlu*ln"*»" |lhs| ennually clouds Sanla Clou* by Mrs. IIhods Cross, official larse and »m»l|. tbs ruunlalo (Iane eUtlitklSn, would seem to blow hMd sad corn*retoft" upoa which j Thrrell be the usual number of doWn snOth'dr Bollywood legend tba nation « a ■ Y lw,!* •"“ •I rihtmcy petfums ssletmrn—offer- —that Hollywood 1* Uts meocs e f stand or fall, h* pidniad out in# colored w iter In fancy bottles missing email-town girts tba its* that business, having lost both _ *t a bargain; the usual furtive tUtfca have no department dsvotod i*r**tl4# add power, * * » easily deal* In shining whit* fox furs to those lured hare by mpvl* made lb* scapsxost for every that turn Into rabbit skin the first glamour, unless tbsss would corns social III and fbiuoiutc evil. VFK h, i r y rain under “sdvsh«»ra-*ra*ra” .'- In nsnctslly crippled and broken In ,Thl. film community h*. b* «hl* c*t*«orT. aipoiig 044 Juvsnlk »(4Ht, business was farced to tonl# ,rto ,t,inWd to all sort* Of girl*, were lUtad #uTy 14. Among mark tlm* In n ctaplto world badger gartiM end petty racket*; older women rounded up bsra ,lb« whila tha federal govern***t, n knows about burxlsry—th* big clue* far.leading In Log,A*1' Dhfittoad ffettfatg Bo*M flyrto n TrnlWrn A Rrlde ym* « n afford Martin’s Oarage b u s in e s s BEftVftD FROM 11:30 TO 3:00 TIRE SH O P/. ONE 87 edl Ni PARK hi-11 EGON! DYARD i m p W B a S r& n im ^ S od WERT-TRoJfi D iom ofida A d d W iU h M Fhe Watcb Aad Jewelry Repairing And Engraving -wMiiiia niicu ink t** liowt* DUmond Mduttng Hollywood Talks lotted buxlft*** for It* *tn4 of outlseloti a* well, St com ml* ■tofu lo such ■* sxfeat that AuMricap basis*** today rinds Iteslt almbat bewildered and Mfhtened *4 lft lft* darkest depth* of Its deepest dumps Now U Is a sirs*** anomaly, not In kesptng with tbs Ameri­ can tradition, that th* fssr of mllltuue *f American • btwin*ss men today is no looser the fysr of lft" mot/, tie* thief dr tb* for •lilt foe. but f* «r « t gararumrut Itirir. W* hers heedlh* *o pi t*yy that, * spsaan ,og tbs . tub Ject pt world pesos, j the railing of corfr**4 laid, any* *•••*#*, •r a few awgtaald'.odgjt d*c|sfoua. css throw thb atoek mar­ ket Otto 4 slekahlOg Ufltpln. la the bear/ of (if* ba*ln*e* men of tha noUdk toddy. II tk* fear that with sgW darad Ml <l t e p * t r i h f f Used Car SPeckl |’34 Chevrolet peLux* Coupe ■ dmJ&liT A lio A T A H A h d A l^ L E T T O W N ,S E D A N . . A f B A R G A I N P R IC E S REGISTRATION NOTICE C i^ Registration PICTURE FRAMING MAGNOLIA PHAR! a u r o r a * Nxwwn race WffiBOLPi1 STUDIO hatiieirtAifts. Idrtety v i I t f •i 1 �V jV£±l - L illi h•' ^ . - „ :■. . ............................ • ' ' : ^ v: ■■• '- * : v > 7 -,-/‘i as ? !«■»-» SU»fc • " *•*-_• w ;■. -* *11 ■■■■ W 3? I V O K ) * r ~ 'v ^ • •• - >A* r G r a n d J u r y In d ic ts md Personal Activities J O R D A N , 8 o d «t y B ilta r J a r r e ll A n d K in la w C®ntl*****d Fr#m ^*n* On# obtain iTkltncF niriimt then place* and then.when and wberover the** condition* are found to extat" to have their lleen*** revoked. In It* Indictment nf Jarrrll, the Grand Jury aald that he "did conduct a lottery for money. known a* Coba:', that h * ' did! "by mean* of a certain lottery, dixpoa* of money." that he “ did, Iran,mil certain lettery ticket* and coupon* representing an in­ ternal In a lottery for money ye* to bo played.’’ that he “ waa Intereated In and connected whh a Certain lottery o r maiwy. . . known aa Cuba." ahd that he ’Mkl aril lottery ttrketa and coujRTn, repreaenSng an Intereat In ■ lettery for money yet tn ba played," with dale# for the of" fenac, Iwtng given In each tnalanre. -• — The Grand Jury’* report in part we, aa follow*; . T t i m h m t 148 rm u ts pa g c i r - vi . " ImpoTtanjt 1nvr,ilgaHon« to make It I* our Intention In ra­ ce,* temporarily ami we will ■ubmll our tin*! report a* aoon a* the** Invrallgailnna have been completed.'' but rommlfie. mniabey* aa.'d It corapllid with I'reetdent lion ,.veil', com mund not to in* rreaaa *i-tiding wltlw’ut compenaallng taxi*. SECURITICB REOISTRATIOjfS CaetiKOed.frem Rape o«4 „• cover top pleaded,dlocate In that fo* treatment and to pure haw* WARHINI1TON. Nov. f*. - t i p ) . - Tho- Beetirltle* I'nmndigMn reaopplic*. (•ortMl ^.fvif'nlsy r^fUtriUon •The r t *an leat ton h u been ac­ .WASIUNOTON. Nov. i;. (Ab-rsYal«mei)ts rnvrrltiK ft IT,lit.000 iV t t D A - i* . fa Kreiyn Catea who la at. tively functioning In Seminole Crngrem waa rea"y .ilmn»l of new aeruriliev became fully The Mmdo ■D etrim ent of the Midi Betty Wbeeteia, whoee Mt station. Un>T*r*tty *p*nt County dor in* the p u t year and '<* »*t dn*n ,|p work Imlay on *.'f<Iite i: u-.uu »>c.‘t»Jv. h u mad* It* chief.aim In Seatin' Woman'e ciab w ill' ' ipooeor a marriage Id Jomee Boyd tbe weekend hare. crnP c 'd r o l l«tl*IAtl«n....... wtih ......................... pir-d 11 v.r>,vnon........... during el* County, the eetabliahmant o f e TM A nH eW i M I M a| the LeeaMrt will be aa event of n'’>'1 I*"* Bennie and Home Krptember and jrild.S.lo.ootl dura home tn connect laa with the SewrClub IJoUaa at - g :00 o'clock* Mra- Sunday; Nor ember « . and Ulna jMia* Mark*ret Wladan and conllmu-d tbo aarm. -on •« ,|1|t ()(.,ol,Pr, , „ a. Inole County Home far A fe d I f . 0. Flehrtftf « m bfc ipooeor Klliabath Stewart of Macon, Q*. Mid* Salty nutwood e( Orlando werdv debate that provided no where chronic tatercnlar pal lent* n m t m n whl be lira. W. L wefe honored Batarday after­ vtailed frlenda here yeaterday, uelii n during the Ural .week nf — - - - — — may apend their declining year*, Cooper, ami M r* Frank jVood noon wMh • tea f t ran by M r* tho apetlal gfi|,lon. but lh. D O N 'T (JU T 111* N IG H T S the prealdeftt at the organ lx* tltel , raff. The public to Invited to J. C. Mitchell at bar home on Semite hnd the f.irn blit *o Mr. anf Mr*. II. R. Lalag re- pointed out M il, 03c T t:,T rilK R It H attend. ( > Mafnolta Aventta. ... I if JtinlfiFr till. bMkti .tart on tomorrow. tarn ad yeeterday from Newark. Three patient* are Incurable and Tbe Children of v the Confed Bowie, of rnryxonUiemum, In a weary l.nnve ,„b commit.,S ^ g S lS r S N. J. ..where they bare been ran not he admitted to the Sanltor* ereer will meet at tbe home at rad, yellow and whit* wdr* need nlro wtjund op If, dl,cu-.lnna wuhIU ike k.wrl, ntik raafav wIL km, which open* coon in Orlando, MIm Leticia Uorrnly, 1M1 H u - to decorate the II? In* yoara and apCndlnf aartra) montha. ovcr ,ho agricultural Nil - 1 i'.V e V ’.Vtr. JwV',\ ^ Khd ahouhl hare proper care, M r* nolle Avenua, at 4:00 o'clock. d'nln*' room. Tko djnlnt table : ,, if*Inlitlsti nn ctTtfU^ffBbl inm* j rtimiwn ihni wnWr* » *»u mp* we* r .i.^ _w . _ll| ■h .a ilace . m .iNfk S f. I M Mr*. F. L Millar, Jr. William* eakl. :‘i W M U * BOrriaoo Chapter w u covered rtntfl mv nnd atablllv. farm Price* | » ..wT; Other functlona of the organ* D e*«kt«fa * f ike American R e­ with a* tfnterpier* of yellow of Orlando apenl yeelrrday aw Majority lender It n y It ii r n I.m-wII i . I -Ivuckim', llrwa Mm. F. I . Altcheaon. PI King tha gurata of Mr. and Mra. F ! italIon are at follow*: volution « m U V f a BOMftt BrMfta chryaanlhamum, ' balanced by T..vaji_ Dciwctfll.. Id iivtir Cw. I*. Wilier, Br. l t «* place and eupervtac the car* Street. St. AufuaUne, U the Fimt at C^O o'clock at the Pariah Hone* green candle*. from Ihe emninllfeo , 1, I tint • -----—f--------- ... . - » Floridian to-heeomea -wlnncrVn ~ ' -. ------,— ..of-peitenta-tn-unHerla. On Magnolia Avenue and Fourth .• Mr*. Mllcbell pre*«nted the _ 1jL . , --------.---- ------. — llie legUInllon a-onhl ho yendv the (lenrrnl Filrctrlc Compnny'a Friend* MU* Mnrcnrat' To arrange follow-up follow Street. For raaarvaUena call 808-W honor gueata with a novelty of Mlaa Margaretand checkfor the Tlniiio by tonight, “ cor $|n.W)0 American Better Uvittg I ). A . K. D K N K F IT I lull 1 . four way *e*M • *' a memento Aeglet to-learn ll" ‘ * up rxamlnatlona or #4Inlnty tomorrow." COUNTY JAIL IIR ID G E P A R T Y *» b" u undergoing trenimeut ni To deliver leclurea on tuberen t'omeat. The Fiorlda Power ami The Young People'* Union of of the otcaafoS. Ilo predict id debat. would be "Th- t’nuntjr Jidl « m In.pocll.ight Company, which la aponvurthe FI rat Bopttat Church will have Thoao altendlnr were: Ihe1lh* h,,*plt" 1' ll<»,la, It* cauac, prevalence, and ed hy na nnd found In a very rln h‘ Iho ■ml of the week. Ing the eontcat throughout lla a Hobo party. AH heboea are naked Mltaea BettyWheeled, *„,!! „ , , . ------prevention. Tbo m.aanro i|ratte<l by Ihe rredltahln nnd aanttary condi­ Yrienda of Mr*. Oeorg, ( I n f ; To find early rate* of tubwru- ayrdem. mailc the announcement. to meet at the annex promptly at Eltiabeth Btewart, honor gueala. Tnr«il,l. VnriHkn iVvg nrilmllnre rmmnltl tion. finwrver. lh. ctrand JnrT 8on>io Mra. Altcheaon won $20(1 In Urn<I S,M Vlork m Ike l-arlak N iaw 7 iS0 o'clock for farther initroc- Jean Choate, Uene Martin Leney. * , h" ,u 'M ,n ,!l1" ' loaia In flme to prevent the advance •epectfatly rrcommond, that ci.il Electric appliance i and rapidly nt III- ,.f ,ho ,||,e„e a ml Ha afireml from tlona. France* Morrow, Carolyn Cot­ la Improving (pialiflo* for the final judging addltlixial *rr*cn* h- provided , THURBOAY tier. Margaret (IrttNn. Carmel* Fernald Laughlipi M.moil-I |l<> ih - t k k tn4}v*: well. *o that th. Jail will h- romplet., Anneal Union Tbanhtclrlnk Barber, Kathleen Lan«r, Mra. pl1**To illitKhbte printed material v l-r-ii one $12,000 American home ly acrornrd. mol one flt.000 home will be ^M StrvIc. will be held at the Klrat Jamee Boyd, of Ft. Myera, ......-:ning' 1uherTuloaia. nanided. The conical, In which R K laptU t Church at 0:30 o'clock. alaler of Mte* Wheeletn, Mra. all** Faunla Uliicr », *H-> The »urk o f the |Tuberculotl* COUNTY HOMt The public la rordtatljr Invited W. T. Wheel***, . * J l / rr* ’ ‘ Ito"l.iipi nm| n.niih Andoclnimn la entirely in weekly priic, are given, clnee* “ Th. County Hnm# wa, al*o Mr*. Sieve I'-I. Entrant, nmal aubmlt lno to attenl fe liiH rr r , . , .n p.-nile-nf upon the Chrlatmaa Inapectml by u* end round In he Hhtnholaer, Jr. and Mra. Boy and Malcolm yeaterday at llok To.v.-r « “ I n-.,| fa le and the iwople of San- wold c-aaya on what tho all In eirellrnt condition. The InFrank Byrne*. Jr., clnrtr wny of living mean, to ^ eland. fm-,| pud Seminole Counly are rema|r, w rr. ou.alloio-d wa In them. •hilr well helna and nil *eemed „ „ iiumteil to co operate In the cam Mr. and Mra.Horace Walk*, |u,|en< whtfh liprn,‘ Thankaglvlng aallrflid nnd harpy. and Mr. and Mr*. Hoberi Hotly,.j,,,. >(M| continue* thwrgh ChrIM* CONVICT CAMP Jr. of Jackaonvllle are expoelevt jn ontrr that It may be an In obaervone* of Bfloh Week ~*The Count v c-n tiri Camp to arrive Wedneaday to vitend __ ______ — the Raat Bide ftchool pr***nt«t _ _ , l,,'ni* ouUtamllng auerc*,. The DeMolaya entertained with aevarat day*-with iliwlr p.ir< nl i w*a Invperlrd and we found |h. __________ two play* Friday at Chapel. a marahmallow meat at the Mr. and M r* It. J Holly. pi-opertv to h. w-.ll kept, |t|mu Tbe ptOKram won as follow*! home of Mr. and Mra. R. K. qiinalloueya. wo found no com Play — "Bobby'* Trip lo HookKipp recent. Sponaor* for th* plaint* nnd under lb- condition, MU* Klliulii'lli sicna-t - ft land* CoMtfHi+4 Ffsm Pip* On* necaalon vtere Mr. and Mm. Kipp Ih.y aoemed well ntlafb-d. Character* “ The fact la Ihnt the South and Mr, and Mra. G. K. McKay. "We wlrh lo rnmrm ml Ibe low Bobby (a little boy) . . . . Billy American nation, commonly label­ enforcement official, of Several game* were played Itnlh Parrlah led fa,i-Ut arc nol faaclat in the during tha evening Including the Cliy of Sanfnrd and Ihe Th* Book Fairy . . Ellen Ballett. Italian arnac; nor I, Mir Ijitln volley boll. Three new mrmliera, their home on Magnolia Avenue. Bherlff* office of Seminole Unarila Upl.a.n Meriwether Brantley Adam*. Charle* Meri­ n,A iinatl fire In the Prince** American group thnl hear* Ihe County for their valuable and Georg* Hulhford, wether. and Waller Turner were Theatre yeaterday afternoon cau cvmmunial *tainp roininuniatlr m .lalancw to tl« In Hie pnr.ult of Dr. Doolittle ___ John Mltchall Initiated. red little damage and aonu- con the Ituaalan ,cnao. Sculh American nilr InveatlKnllona. Itapoclnllr do Alderman. Thou preaml were: the jatcination among patnnx. Fire dktatomhip# now are what they w . d.alrc I- _cvPrTV* ‘ " r Bboka Jeon ttoberla, John­ Martha Telford, Joan Axrarello, t.bmf i Mr-1 i-r-u-t—.J i. eeported gjw gis wr r r —niim'rvty gnnjprf or prodiillon lo 'h lcr of I'ollco ny Alexander, I ton Knight. *'iong-arm Iradcm eontWdling na- liny t| William* for Ida unllr today. Marg ^ - Wlggat*. Blade— P r m o it r T K T Kathleen Allen Itatnr, liuna with the nid e f arm lea." lug effort* -arid rlnae c»opera­ Nancy Brock, Helen Palmer, At 4:.10 yeaterday afternoon, tho bun non, Junior t'larko, Mold daughter of Mr. and Mm. J. A. Ilere'a where the rub cornea: Gfelchea Morrlion, Marjorie Cog* Allen of D rUnd, waa marrinl lo local FLe llepailmrnt received u tion extended to ii * during Ihe Bwaln.t Wilbur ,9 'lflr n Dnbby United Stale* official* and ulde-apn-nd violation* of certain WHUani W- UuDoae, aon of Mr. cull to Ihe Thvntir and found a many buiim-aa men, fur that mat Lather.- - Herb)* Btenitrem, bprn and 'Deity Thurmond. A lio uonaw Donald fUahap, Al*o tuamv , Walter ” " " > n d Mra. Harty O. Dulloae Friday .--malt fire hnd tltrln l from the ler— fear that Hie constant oae nf tnntldliig and Inflorv law*. fThpraton. T / r*.,,, John t we, “ If ha* alao Come to our au* hratrrUn Oh- bt tiding which, n°bby at 4:00 o'clock. fl^dkiiltd Rn*a«ll, Julia Nfedgr- ijgyn**. U M. T *‘f°rd the political language and label, knowhdgo ibni them are luuny Newman, Brantley Adam*. ttalH t, A bul |l)Vr|y tttctn w y npparrnlly, wa* too rlnae to the Playlet — “ tn'Tho Book C u e" of Euioua ullimaleiy may trad place. In Hcnitmile County widen * A lw u performed in the preaenro of wall. F-uin American nation* and >hr have h*en llcenacit In do legtll“ Thnae In the Theatre left In a famlllv,. wilh - V u iL ■ ■'______ »J™a|f »,. ,,the Immediate , _ . mail, huaineaa, eaptHilalJy plana th*r (loot* | j .;.. Joyce pood* L f /■ a_-v t I ..'■ T U c. Harry L. Taylor, rector of BL where freer, wine* and liquor* art" peed. S e r v i c e s T d B fc H e ld U B a m a b * . GpUeopal Church offladd, tho proprietor* of width nidtng Hood ......... B*r«b ’ " 1 root right at our own dcoraien. are Hiding and permitting on in the balcony loat no lime in get­ -JMargaret .Alttuaa-. If hhat ahouln occur, then th ee. Ihclr premier, (he ante o f Itrket. ____ L lil^of brown maialiaan crepe, with ruai ting a ante distance from the rjtr tr i, ter Rabbit ....1 1 '. iickliah queatiuna would have toi in grind,tine .rheme*, tcouiroonlv The public la moat cord laid colored coot and brown ncri-vxrrlc,. building. Italhel. !:; lui anawrnd: known n, Itnlltu „r t'nliqi, nnd The fire waa aoon rxtingulahed Jim 'iiruwu. Invited to attend the Thankaf T T 7 tT II rtlrmioo telephone now «>ling an linlr, Ii mlly Mra. Dulloae attended Strtaon Would European fn*r)vt «o,l| iim, u„, *n|» of tlieK,, lottery J YY jannt in f pay to continue dhidilng (limbing atilix tv nt tionlux tionhig from und very tillic damage "waa done. glvtnr Wrv'ch' to b# held toUnlvemBy and the UnJvcmlly C*fl Wiliam*. Vothniunliit nation* He at le lo gain' ticket* I* now b-ln* r„n,liiii,*l( one part of Ihe houae la aooilwr III ainnrt lhe tcl>i>lH>oc. Fiartier in Ihe day the ffrvmcn morrow evening « • ° cl?*? |of Kccheater and U an accompli,I,addin, r ..~ ----'jl The addition of on* or two rxirmlmi trlrphoon will add ire-' at the WAmae'a 'Ptbb. The ctnhiCl| gj,, j, mnwnibci of Pi were called to tko hnm. nf i i r ■n ectmomlc pvrrh in Soidli Amer- p.. publicly and evlrn.trety a. i a Soldier — .,..l .Car rant,lonely to Ihe living romfoil nt your home ami pro, 1,1c erraicr room* will b* warm and com |Brl# ,,h| (r, tem |ly . Kor ,hr McMullen at°M 0 Manlo°Avenue i ** ,hp 1 1 ,,f .......................... ........ . pour.lion. For example, think id Ihr adixnlagrv of an rvirtoliHi t>g . . . tA vt nuc |dfittormrlrt f Ami. mure Imp fir' tifn r iir of Hunfiiifl ttip ih"l forUblA. |»akt two yvsra aka has bot*n an inyaxar bed—no gelling up in Ihe datl lo anxwrv lhe itlrphooe after ..................... ... lh. | em.ro County % Ren! do . Mr*. W. O Fleming and Mm , trll(.tnr r.IIR,l>r, )inJ mu(lc ln r .m allV i;. ThVr. M,UC h,,, JxuW retired, and In lhe curtii ml tit h im nr oihrr f iniipw><i|. :™ * ,no' * " ’ " ‘’f1 ally farce Ihe UnUrat State, .-Mli.rl well amt. Iber-fnn- .......... | Mr. and Mr*. Frank K. Barthol­ wfiil d pifiinilmi inti drligtil lit l«r atJc lo limply rtj<h oui )«nif R o „ Adam* are ,ponaora for ,h|t MainUnd High Hchool of l)ayomew of Winter Park announce Ihe program which will include ,c|)Jl Bfach dninage Vraul^iT " **** lil‘ 1*' to defend the Jlonroe lt " jtrine erj ly and ,o.p.,lfully recommend hand fur ihr Irlrphonl. a mage rcaul ing. j.cn»o to con aider it n» « matter of that nil the In. onr»icemonl the engagement of thnlr eldeat tnaplrationat aong*. m .tum eni.l; ■ Mr 1)uB<>f< M |rw M Vou iiml no« ronllnue lo iln wlihmil ihr a.M* .l nYnifoct, i»n>thv „ n|. Jforeign policy?} of (tier* nf Nemltioln County md •tftion iful (ofivrtiienrc lhai -hi rxirmiim i Hiii Immic allunlf, You dgugbter. Qwendolyn. to Terry mu.lc and an addreaa. ver.lty of Florida and lag'member car hue an rstrillion liutitlnt at imtr hj airnp!) lallih^ lhe Trie* [ tlniy the future can tell, bid f,T, Ihe muntclpnllly of the Ctly of! Barnard Pattereon of Orlando, The program will he aa fol- nf S|,m. Nu Kr, , rim ty. JIu la Mnw |»hmif Dutinna Offiir, * . formerly of Bavanneh. Oa., aon lhe time lielng it can He mild nn re- Hanford n ,- every efforl p«a,Bd„l ' n,*pclalfd wllh the H. t'-. I)uRo,e of Mr. and Mr*. John, flordon 1*w* :. authority that the rconmniej to a.eerluln nnd ohlaln erldemcj n:,- r nr" * . k m-'rnbee Company, a* »|H-clal Patteraon of Sanford, formerly Beading —"Farmer ___ _ [ties lulween tho Unlliil State* nnd jigiiln*l (tic*, place* and Ihvil S o u t h e r n B e l l T e l e p h o n e a n d T e l e g r a p h C i . WTh 1111 IN C O M O tA fID o f Savannaht*' For Ihe firat time In many'lrt" u,h Al" '’r',•<, “ ,n holding fo a l! u|,»n and whenever ihe»„ con i NMr r „ 1 Aft’r r a trip to Variru, point* of Mlaa Bartnutomew attended Vtolln Solo Lv .... P c te M .r o |ntrrr„ |n ,hf M year., two ret. or twin, were Ik,in ' h,> U ,r'* •Soi,,h A " ,, tlr" n ....... '"'u d to .v l,» Ihai I Dultoae Upper Iowa UnlvemHy and Hoi- Addreaa — “ Spirit of Thank* a< the F'rmnld Laughlnn Memor- " “ "t",' "'l"' U” \ ,rvv' ........... .. . ............................. . Will rcaume her tearhlng duliea In tal Un* College. She U a mamber lloapltal yealerday, according ,or»hip, lu«» taken g-rat P«m , to HUhl - - permlla « r Itcepae, la, noil .... ....... The Rev. J. II.. Root. „ . ^ ... Daytona Beach, until tho holiday*, of PI Beta Pbl Hororlly and of Solo*— Mr* Ororae Harden:** I ...... to an nn.... ... made t h i a " l n' H fled he bjiI,I nffirtal* nnd i*which Un- couple will he at m, " i n / b ” S K ^ V x li' tbe Orlando Junior Welfar* queried lu revoke tlie *ald II liov* U fa " by Nan* 'kucra after home in Sanford Ajeoctatlon. certMw nr |u-inilla or refn,. in and “ Ood Touched the nn»D“ , tut Inn I"' " ,a> ' ----Mr. Allen, father nf thr bride, I ikew i,c, Argcidln*’* Freak lent r,‘»iew wild permit, or llccnac. Mr Patteraon la a gradual# by Mary ll*t*n Brown. The firai act o f girl* werr lx,n _ „ _ . . who underwent a maj,-r operation of tbe Law College of tha Unl- _ . lo Mr. ami Mra. F. A. Monfortnn I T ' " r';n' ,n,l'>l vprally o f Florida aad U aa*o and they Ihcv were wero1 ^ recently “ \V„ |,-*p.,-tfi,Hc *„h .ohrult rhl, yeaterday morningr and early In Ihe werk* wa* Ukrn to that It, natural ccctinmic lie* were pntllul report and huvlna fi.rll.„r elated dn the practice of law- In named Sandra and Sonja M Yeaterw i i , n . hointj |n outer that he might . .. . . with two powerful dmu'craclea, Orlando with Charlu 6. Anattend the ceremony day aftrrnoon ano her aet of twin,. A d rtw a . Jr. JU I* a mnotler nf M r s . ,1H a i rr ry H e e1 r■*e n 1 ‘ loth girl*, were t«rn to Mr. and Great IIritnin and the l'ni*cd •Stale*. l< rnalim.ul agrrrment fur non^ 0 e PI Kappd Alpha. |>M Kappa hut they S l t o 'R l . F l o w e r * . _____ ' w o A l for the wid" gulf of language lomn.rrcial hioadr«*l.iig lo Soulh Phi and Ft Delta Pbt Wternftl.4 f_____ Aim m ig r a tio n O f f i c e r s have nol yet hern named and tha Blue Kay toclety. and cull lire <luit •rparalca Hi* A.prrira. The fcdciul iidlo cornMr*. lU try M r.rm g.va a p fly V is it T o S a n fo r d United Slate, from South America, mbaion l.a* atartvd lu-ariag* to The wedding U to take place talk oa flqwera and m.lhod* of _____ _ In DAembev. * beginning h*» been made decide wnrlher private hreailri*' S t r i k e r s A b a n d o n making bird houae* al j lhe. „ K- LqWrry Robert L —i .a ,t( . j Sleliar attraeilort o f l**t year'# ‘era will uae tho»e land*. And nt )w ■ ■n ■ waning - of 'tib* WH Seoul* . nrri .u iio n c l wilh the U. S cwnferx-ncc wn« the Icaat mte rongrraxman ia agitating which waa hoM Friday aRerrloon^immigration and KaluralitaHon ii,refklml of the drtnorraiir Unit- a hill 'lu pul ihe governmeat into at Ibe Lilli* H omm. bureau In Nrw Smyrna, were ih — (,V, ‘ ed State*. Th. conferring lnation, 'he pun Am,‘lie n rniliu broaden*! I’ONTfAC, Nov. \\t. -—(A*. A ebclal (roar * * • enjof*d Hanford today lnvr*l|gaiing auult- Striker*, who had hc|d the pprv ngrvcd <o »wnp rultural lore. [lug field. during whtrh Mergdrat fpexicwr * f .i|oni fov n*iur*lUa|io(t. * The Unit*,I plate* burrau o f ’ Ainriicgn new* a**octatlnna and .m l Motor* Kl»l>er Jmdy pl.u* wkljwl ...w a d wAfwa.tn*iatv«a d a w . . . . i '. » * a ? patrol tervtd r«fr»*lra*nt* to The men advlacd tlia\ they had |:.r* aim'. W.ih.eialay evenlna education ha* already tilling.-^' egende* are (ending new* dlaapproilma.aly thlrfy wember*. bren perpvanrnlly eta Homed at marched out ni 11; In a . M, i » inlo tbo Job o f educaUng our own Jpelt he* to South American new* CGLKHY LETTUCE a for it qnyon. anyot.v day, ,le«l hy. Ilom fr Martin, lu ritixen* In rlrn.cn'al South Amer-, paper* daily—unhampered, h«wNew Smyrna and that Ovrt 8 ci Hue Hwift Blue Seal ragfrdWii; tern*llona| prvalil.nL aeeking infermation nf the Ican hiatory. It* radio program, ever, hy any argument fur wny I'EAS No. 2 can 1 9 TAPIOCA pkg. . A t her immigtai.cn or natarUxa- linlted Automobile Worker, .<1 Brava New World." I* hroadcaat political ay*tem. Stuffed U ()*, Sliced Nn. 2 can lion in U>ia diatret might oW.thvn. Aroeylra. on a mturork Of* (III , <1,1 itathm\. II i* po**ihtr we'll he Ijetrning •, Socicil Calendar Petion a Semite Is Ready To Farid Bill c. 50c Plays Are Presented Dtiring Book Week Picnic Is Enjoyed By Locaf DeMoIay^ Slight Damage Is S?™ ;“S i ,,;r.1S ”lDone By Fire That Z.& m ZSS starts In Theatre Is Seen As Hitting Basis Of Monroe Doctrine DeLdud Girl Weds William W. Dullose n iK W J " " • r j 'r 'i ■:■ t i s s u e “J S & I At Womtfh’s Cluli|e,T^rbrWe wor„ . lBlloml SKl, h?'H.7SS? SS,£!ra"J3M si r : """ WE H A V E A N E X T E N S IO N TE L E P H O N E UPSTAIRS N O W " WfnteFPirk Girl To Weil Sanford Boy I -f- ,’ Two Sets Of Twins Born At Hospital l‘nl,,‘ TURKEYS 23Lb. r r C L s n ' u.z::!"" - C £ Fisnfer Body Plant i>.n America.. Cranberry Sauce 2— 17 oz. cans W tbbA t ttNLT rt lhat city- * ,* , ' v, • S N A C K S . , . " fr ® H co m m o n c o ld s That Hang On tn South American eperw alar* one -Martin, wlyn evil e ^ r^ the plant wary Monday night Thare'a anuthn arc in lhe hole. of theao day*, and South Am iri' at- |a tut A ' kr„ *nld - when lo; rauerged the airlkera had vol'Ml The United SiaU-a ha, five ehort'ltana will lu> going wild over I no■ixanNwoiuly tb rraeuale the wav* radio-band, ail aaid* by in- hall. > . . Tim* will tell. plant. . Ite raid the company wndld U* notified at once thgit the men hag left and that ly" would at tywipt to open • nmoflatton* oh “hivv tim grievance* which rnu*c,l We are happy to announce the addition to our staff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer who is a . factory Tax Books are open for the payment of 1887 City Taxea. 2% Discount will 4m allowed for payment in iKovember «nd 1% dis­ count for pgynMiit In De- Mai ■ M - J k i‘4 .1' v5 U a v t a * m \hm P 1 N E A P P L # ;... 3 5 SALMON 1 7 c MAYONAISE Jar 2 3 AxpaniKUn Tipi-'.. NIBLETH .... ... . 15 DATES plgr----- Whito Bilk Highly Guaranteed - Shipped EGGS ilia. : Fur* Bantu* Over Sea COFFEE Ib. .. Over Sea Fkncy $14 PEACHES ran Over Be* Del Mali FLOUR Argo Red Pint Davie Cup Nu. I can Dromedary Fittml' i A Guaranteed 10 Ib. bag 49 < FRUIT CAKE HATER!ALtt—CRANBERRIES. S C O T T ’S G U L F jV SERVICE STATION Ford NUxkbatkMi gw rlc. M *u w r 2ND.ANO PARS : PHONE ?77 tu t ■'A- trained iubrication expert. 20c OLIVER jar , . BETTER frOQV STORE I - ‘•Weakly Haa Th* feat Prkea Daily’ * ■ Art. Phone 887 .... , , w " i fc tv . f^ C �V I CENTRAL FI A 'M O D IM il A IR -C O N D ITIO N E D , J?C C . REFIM0 _E*ATOK* Bfcarea. James 0., Special H u■ U r To The 0*1* Co., a corp. MarigatH Busier. r. c. «t * j. a. ’ M a r t ,' tt os To » . a wight, A l l . H**rr. sgl To a B- Loo. 400 MAPLE AYE, PHONE 202 Crop Lltmi ■hewn, William, st us A II. C. rijhewii A To Bastard Prodno..Uen Cr. AMR. Pfsusos, A. a To Sanford Pro_ d action Cr- AMO. . A t tha hit, flanfonl Sons o f I ha A marIran Lag Ion Drum and Bush Corps, provided spectator* with Uu pulac-qu tokening wuale ona o f tha unite In'tha long parade that Included delegations Weeks, H am . at us To Bastard from Legion Poata., achoola and civic organisations A ^ tha far right la tha representation from tha South Legion Post at Clermont. Canter are some of the notifies who provided the verbal * Prediction Cr. Assn. Renter. 0. A To Banford Pro- "■DreworIts.’’ from left to right; WUIIam S. Mara/HoWey; general chairman fpr lha celebration; Major Paul Crank of Orlando; Claud# Papper; Colonel Harry C. Ihmcan, Tavares, chairman o f tha Lake gfcdeeUon Cr. A a s s . ____ _Coontjr Democratic Committee; Punic Stead, Orlando, vice corem at dar o f Cantrsl Florida-District-of the-Legion; hptdtng th # tw o ‘ fl* g e * r » John White and M r.' Littlefield. Spanish Amartoan War V*tpTtard, P. M. To Bantard Pro;' daction Cr. Aswt. work h protraaalng rapldlr and Sf, Miller, t V. To B*n ford ProDay,.Friday evening. atlon than, • - Mr. and Mr*. B. IL Terrell of Rev. Jamas 8. Day, Fnnk (hat Mr. Beam, of Bt. Umls. 3 ,. duet Ion Cr. Aaap. Trsasuo partiltsar Co. To BanOhio have arrived In Oviedo for Wheeler, Jr. and William Henry will ba In bla store tar aaverel ford AgrtcsHttral Cr. Asan (he winter.- They will be gueSU Martin attended Home Coming dara following the opening to of tbelr daughter, Mrs. Jae Lain- Day o f Stataon University at Coiif. era let o ' filin g ghee*. !t i ' Satlsfactlen af Mertpage* ! DaLand Saturday. hart. -Jllggtna. John To K. C. McCall, Mr. and lira. XT. I*. Carter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen George are !;V -"o tu s. ■' Dawson, Ga. wsra waak-end vlai* tha proud parents o f a fine British clnnmaa are visited by tore to Mr. Carter’* parents, Mr. *I Balp . ] daughter bom Friday i f bt. Sharon, jaaaa . o.. Bpaclal Maaand Mr*. W. P. Carter. something Ilka ’.|4.M4,000 people Rev. and Mrs. James 8. Day Douglai Tlngby of Soekvllle , lar To Tha Calp Co. ,.. . every weak. And most of them ,5 Balt CMI N. B- has' arrived In Oviedo for want to BL- Petersburg Monday to see a sick nephew who un­ Ola peat ua at tba tnost thrill­ ! WUtar. Mary A Frlgt Va Bart tha winter. ing moment of Ilia Him.—Punch derwent a major operation. t r) Jtawald, • Prnnh Allison Is visiting In Tha Florida Public Service Ce. <l,ondon). Ov'rdo before going to South completed a Florida for tha tomato packing of Orlande, hai power line to the new pro-cooling season. Mr*. Myrtle Bradford of MP plant. o f A. Duai, a Bona at ami. chairman of tha art course Mltchsl Hammock S miles west • On Thankaitvtaf - Day tastra of Oviedo. uf Florida Woman’s Clubs r » » « will ba open house far townsfolk a lecture, ami exhibition of an al Civic League DalL beginning art collection at the school auat throe a'cleck In the afternoon ilrtorlum to a good house Monday ba ilees as win arrange a program morning. and community (tag for pfter* Mr. and Mrs. A . M. Jones of noon, cards win ba enjoyed. la Georgia are visiting relative* * In Bob Ivey, manager i of BanOvlrdo. ford’a newest shea company, and Mr. W. T. Chance, tha efftol- J, D. Beam, Field Representsrnt A. C. L. Hallway agent, was tlvs or tha International Shoe railed La his old heme In Ala’ Company, w an busy thla momon mvuuil* account UiKLarranging slock and-flxtujo* T , ,» | „ . | r|r( 1, luma *“last =?* aThursday mMSp«.amj uia ]1tJlft-£>ivUitr»:.unJat»hcd .aglnl Um.daatli nf his h*o*bae.-¥e, fan'umi "WHBilKfira'i 61W&ST __. a _ aft m .»c«ro . . . . * V>*m I m ll - HAMuiP Cooper rtf of flmnfnirrf Sanford -was In flat cr day tA T h e ir ' store loyajcd jUacb- which Flailed"TJi's S'rbraiTut lUlwar't. from Ths r*Jlk*'uMh*;Und«f**tc<l 1 by |3 a. to 7 Charge of lha office ..in Mr, lit! tha Ball ITaledholio Alighting. Marshall Goldbtrgh (41), mainstay of tha Panther*, Undaunted by an attomptwl flying taskl# il* shown cutting through tha line for a three yard gain, to tha trended cheers of 71.000 spectator* In RADIO RADIO RADIO THREE YARDS FOR PITT AS NEBRASKA BOWS 13 TO 1 1938 RCA & ZENITH RASY TERMS HOFMANN. Electric Service MB Magnails Ava. Ffcede !• » LONGWQOD LET US DEMONSTRATE ' THE NEW New Shoe Store Ready For Opening ****<,■ Fog More” Power Sprayer IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER w&m — R iV S f M t th U P BplBU frufnrM r. THo spelling match on Wl)IU> w-.tfla JFfuftwo-JUr u iw ,Dying reccnlly between Gotha achool N y w r t »o Miami regularfy. and Lyman ws* won by the rnl’ i j TAA A lfta t** under dltocllon,;ol tar,' Dorothy. Holland ,wa« hlg.“ eat with Corln Shade and RichSlMBi(V*Vlgjia is. In raheafsal by ard WiHlf ctoaa seconds. t V M p I k h i a , s p ir it s wilUh.isUl Rir. I . D. Solomon, editor of ** WnitoJ ChyUtmaa Baptist Witness, preached at •B irta n m n ii ta Daeambar.. . morning service' nt the local Mr. and Mra. Harry Carraway, church and baptised three at af Norwich, N. f . have arrived Winter Park In lha afternoon, with thalr seventeen greyhound* The town la teeming with aa* M d are located in tha Mitchell thlty. Docks of new arrivals as heoty on the Wagner Rosa. well as regular winter residents Tha Clvie League Sewing dub coming In. *-d-e-P4 K -l-tvf ■ - program la offering them. '**m. ’Tha1football season and homs. . . ■ ............... «.» .................. coining* are causing a aorli^of By way of observing Nntlonal >(nera| (I0 Hus on the part of tba Art Week, the Oviedo Woman'Si faculty back to th« Alma Matrm. Club presented an enjoyable a it u « t irM |t rnn Mlsa Bn*to Faya program, In chapel Wonsyy. Mr»- M ine and Mix* Mnrgaret Usr* Myrlla Taylor Bradford, SUtd|p,r wenl |0 j^ U ru l for the hotpaArt Chairman of the Florida FM -, eom^g festivities on the Stetson era Uoo o f Women's Club*, gave ( ampus. This i eomlng wtak-Uhd a talk on oil painting and wnl»n will see the departure of color. The hudakcr. an Interna-, Misses Ml res. Pireont, Cone, tlonal authority on art, showed Carter for Gainesville when a traveler's exhibit which Inclod- Florida homecoming will be cd Imported productions of rare brated. Coach Mills Lord pictures, such as “ Nocturne’1 by Mrs. Lord are also plannln Whletler, “The Lark" by Van attend, end the entire grot Gogh, "The Palm Tree’’ by looking forward to seeing Homer, and "Tho Regatta” by etching game between Ge OVIEDO — m M . e m a n m i W o® S X V * Y O L 'l w . i r.p .b r^ b, ■ a M a L iP S r J s r t i" ■ 'a t , * LANEY'S DRUG STORE FOB LBTTIR HEADS, BILL HkAOB, TAGS, CARDS, BNVBLOPKS, OFFICE FORMS, BTC C o m p le te L u n c h •e e e e 3 3 C PHONE Select your food from A list of delicious sandwiches And home cooked pantries. ; , Meet your friend* at L a n ty 'a . WK FILL A L L PRESCRIPTIONS — PUONE »0S t t o o M end four room Apt. Newly dccurated. Takaeh's KssUurant. ’ O A N D U N N -.S .c r.i O p .,.U r . 4 « Leet—eat epare tire leek and For Bald: Cabbage Plants Out 4 -'•ball for v - l ford pickup. Brhmths, Lakn Mouro*, Phone Under pleas* notify Bentard IM-W . : Mattress Faetery. Bearing uechtnee—I I 00 up. Also Leal near Osteen—on* white a^d repalre. Let us *t|| Jour old llvar spooled pointer aheut II furl Hare, The Hwap sbop, ltd -rnpn'ha old. Answers U> nagw el K. Fourth 8L K ddA If taund notify J. J. Drum* R meed, Elm A re , phene’ I I I . For sale— Heater, coal ami »i>od burner— Can be *«en at lluw* erd Long'.. ’U*ed Quaker Circulating ileaUr. Boot! Carr#way, Inc. Ws bars a complete line of ell burning, gasoline and elactrtc basters. Oat oar prices before yea buy. Boott-Carreway, inc. 2 f-—P o r R b b I o f B ak. , CHARLIE, XVS DOT A HOLE THROUGH INTO WU FANG* BASEMENT n i GOING IN THERE A N D SCOUT AROUND KEEP LISTENING IN ON THEIR PHONE. . f u r n i s Ti t i T ■ U et-lUiBoi, yallew gold St For- real—< room hou** end } Jewel pocket watch on N. bath, H U P a month summer • Park Ava. Tuesday afternoon end' winter. Boa It. care Itereld. 'Reward. Do* u a lAke Monro* D M. D gtesta ! VfR.- Ford Coupe I r ___• PLACE YOUR order new for per. Famish ad apartment— modarn aooal engraved greeting cards convsnlenrca. Park A SOIh, Coleman's Of f toe Equipment Oo. Phone I I I . ; i n i^ lp o o la ^ M e a l , Seminole Printing Co. Claaaifted Advertisements ■ _... a Delicious U nder p a n 's INSTRUCTIONS ANN VARE H A * OPENEO A STORE NEXT OOOR TO W U FANG ’* OEN. DAN P O S IN G A S HER U N C L E * AND DISG UISE D A S A N OLD M A N TAPS WU FANG’S PHONE ALL RIGHT, M R. DUNN. THIft WTORE ROOM HADN'T b e e n u s e d FOR YE A R S LUCKY THE OOOR OPENB INW ARD ---IVL PILE BONE BOXES UP B O NO O N E C A N _ ______ . E N T E R / \ i 'l l TWAT'a AN OLD w a tc h THROUGH THIS ’ K N O T - H O L E -•< T H E R E 'S W U PANS A N D . P AG AN N O W / ^ ; /Sv W O RE HOOMj W H g T b \FAC1AN--- COME, THAT DOOR,) I WANT TO WU PANG r j T t b T THE, V SECRET D O O R -S FROM A N N 'S BASEM ENT. 1ru n n a g o o d p l a ^ c YD WA-TCH WU PANG* e a s e m e n t f r o m -* AH, THERE ARE THE TWO SCOUNDRELS NO W t HOPE TH ESE BOXES ^ DON'T S U P / A YOU SEE, MR. PAGAN, I T E S T THEBE SECRET DOORS OFTEN SO THEY ARC ALWAYS n READY FOR USE., WHAT H A P P E N * 1 WHEN YOU ORES* THAT NAIL, W U FANG 7 WMWe#; RftCSS THE A ■PM? WALL O P E N * AN ^OU SEE A T U N N E L V: . S O CLEVER LY IS T H IS D O O R ^ M A D E T H A T TH E 'P O L I C E C O U L D N E V E heh/h e h / y o u H AV E T O O MUCH IMAGINATION, HR. , PAG AN , .T H A T N O IS E I * CAUSES ' B V T H E -.?* INStANIFICANT RATI WHICH I N P C * t rVM FOJl BENT—Tha store occupied kg Arnce Feed Co, H, B, M* Call opareter, la Cate# liulldlnc la available for reel at so w Bee J J. Cate* or Mr. Campbell *b BMtutty Feed Blare. S �I Sent(nob County Prodoe** More Fruit And VeftUbfen TWOi Anf Similar A m In A meric* t SANFORI). FLORIDA, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER M, 1937 AMERICA’S SHOW PLACET* Revenge Threatened B y “ B olita B arons" To Business Three To Two Vote Is Seen As Virtually Rescinding Previous Filling Station Bar ROLLINS KICKER WASHINGTON.' t W T U —fJD 1•- The Senate want In work on liing-rangf' farm legislation ’ ’ to|May « fi» r side-tracking the anti; lynching bill. Aa II dill an, AU-! mlnlMrsllor, leaders—trying to i'U»h forward with lha P m l j d'-nfa program on another' front—abandoned hopa of get-| Mns (ha wage* and houra blit • fi«m the llouia Uuloa Commit*I Avtnue Opened South To Tenth W PA Projects Talked Include Beautifies' tion Of Lake From | The CHv Commissioner* *oted 3 In 2 In fnvor of open­ ing Park Avenue to buaineu development u far south aa Tenth Street In their regular meeting In the City Hall last night, probably ending a con­ troversy of several • montha •in. which residents bitterly opposed the intrusion of . Tha contraveray atartad worn lha BlneUlr Oil Company naked perm** ion o f lha Commissionera to arte* a filling itatton at tha comar of Pork Avenue and Eighth Street. Tha permit wa* refuted bat la Ur tha queatlon aroaa of whether or not tha City should “ aa a mattar o f policy.’* open tha atreat fo r boalnaaa davalopmant of any kind and In vlaw of iha Board’* action laat Thai T W Vjn raaeind «heir previous actian regarding tha filling station. . Tha raconaldaratlaa of tha mat' tar at tha meeting last night wa* tha raaalt of tha appearance of Uaary Wataan who told tha : Hufce Profits Seen As Basis Of Attack i I Night view o f Radio City, Naw York. Back o f the giant RCA Building, headquarter* Radio Corporation of America and the National Broadcasting Company, are th e, light* n Square. Beyond these, across (ho Hudson River, arc the llght*i of New Jersey. The ncon-i letters atop the RCA Building are 24 foot tall. It is the world’* loftiest sign, visible at many milts around New York City. CITY NEWS BRIEFS Mrs* Garner Has ly leg ,hai fad receiving auch a laltar early . Monday morn|ng but Insisted I* ; waa probably Ihe work of aoiril ,] crank and dklnot attribute reach : Import*nee to It. Whin asked If ha planned .*B , Gotham Book Fair is Author Of “Ezekier [5 Tells Of Thrilling;"1" „ Adventures In.N»Y. in? ‘An old-f»shli*nrd dock licked on Ihe utniilel. u lire triaged merrily III tho gralo of an oldfashioned Bio .place, and arross f|hm me sal a Indy who Is I think a bit old-fashioned , loo — Klvlra tinnier, the author of “ Kinklfl,’’ ' tho juvenile book I.eat Ri-ller that’a aweeping the country. At nny rate, the ha* u qiialnlni'**. n alnw drawl, an unhunlrd aort of charm I hat decline to Ihe greed of certain ' » * ‘ore' lie, I «-«*>,* ai*emN lo ai-l her apart fiom lha hunter* and fishermen who dUre-l "radquartere hr the chairman mail merry-go-round of preaenl gard Ihe lows of Ihe Blate and lo| " ! 'b " " d l Call It. Wn Ware, (Cm i O mH aa l*aae Three! the TjOscrupulo'jsnesa of certaini polillcians who have lo il<> wllh tin'! The Hanford l.lone Club will enactment of such legislation or *'Md H* regular wsrkly incline with,Its enforcement Inter. I Wednesday evening ai lion Declaring that a Stale Game and o'clock In lha grill r « « of ibe Kish Conservation la-ague is now! Valdes llolal, according In a In thh process o f formation which! statement made this afternoon will hav* for It* purpose Iho pro-j J- I* Galloway, secretary ol lection o f game and fish in Floy- ,h* ortt*nl«atlon. Ida, MT Meiarh urged his audience -------to support lha organisation o f the' Herbert /•raster, nf Mkn MonLeague end to become member* roe. Is spending a few days with wheB a local chapter la formed, bis parent* on a short leave of lie said that Ihe Leagu* tan go a absence from duties In Ihe C u K A V B Z A D Y -B A C * the ^ M ook ere ltH ,mll#r .be,, L ned resident Roosevelt dajri Southern Trip 'AAHINOTON. N ov. t> +-4JFI secure tha aid of federal au­ thorities In treeing tha kttab* •< tOactla—4 aa raaa Tkw *l te Nlmroda of Sanford and Sem­ inole County who faced the chill-. Ing blasts of the nurthwlnd a ad took to the woods over the week­ end, enjoyed a good tnrasure at success. If reports received her* today are correct. Several wild turkey* were re­ nd according hi ‘. . . j thla mom- O’Neal Is Found Guilty In Court Session Yesterday David O'Neal waa found guilty of assault with the intent to com mlt murder in the second drg>«. In the Circuit Court session yentcr- Soil Conservation d*J‘ I , . . . Group Will Elect - " <w ■ Bunnell, \V. It Officers At Meets OrleOeo.R.W.Mathieux, Prsnk • 4 Sanford Nimrods Get Good Results As Season Opens The regular monthly hen>f|t dance will he held at (he Klk’a laalge on Friday Iho J«lh boBinning at 10; 10, n’clock. Music will k* furnished by |>rckhaia'a. Oil hc(lra. Optimistic View Of Business Reported 4 The receipt af the- letter by Mr. Boyle lent credence to the report on trie afreet* that lha IloUta Itaron* who havo been making as high aa 110.000 a weak In 8aiy* ford out of thi aata of tlekata. would not abandon a field aakt 1 to be the most fertile In ‘ be • ■tate, without a fight. However, Mr. Boyle made light bf the incident when lnttnrWw*4l_ fegliSK.Tdp-la Z Tha Monroe chapter No- IB R. A M will meet In,,the Masonic Tern' pi* for thy Ir regular* Convocation $10,000 A Week Rack­ et Not To Be AbandonedWithout Fight Method* amnrklnjr ntrongof Chlenirn irnngater* were Injected into the proceedings nurroundlnir tho Inveatlgatlon of the local lottery racket when n letter was written to Aaalntant States’ Attorney L. F. Boyle warn­ ing him to “ lay off” , it wai' revealed thla morning. Tha rnmmlllaa ha« refused • since |>il summer lo lat the! llouia ronaldar tha labor meas­ ure. During the day Iba IlmUa' Mihi-ntnmltte* agreed t*nlal|yn| lr- to complete |hs revision of Ihe rorporile lax ayalam. It would prorlda abandonmant of |lha undlilrlbuled profit* and levleg on rorroratlona with In rnrapi of I2S.O00 or la«a and with modification* on Income* 1 traabMM Mto t£e raaldantlal dig- trial. ILetter Is Received By ! Assistant State At* tomey Boyle Warn­ ing Him To LayOff — — by a Seminole County sportsmaOSHANGHAI, Nov. 23. —</D— IV. \V. Johns, employ o f tha ! b — (A T — Tho United Stale* Ambassador N*l- Gulf Refining Company, was n r the verge nf " » u «. son T. Johnson and member# of ported lo have killed • 4 point R* ’ ln>P«rt»n ‘ discoveries" In bis staff embarked today on:buck after a big hunt yesterday, artne-l n«w drive to rrusU *n lha United Slates Gunboat l.uA reduction In Iba number o f society, son for tbe long Yangtta lllts r' hunting licenses thla year haa beew secret revolutionary Marx Dortnoy, Minister of (ha tr|p (r0m Nanking to llaukow reported by R ..W . Ware. Accordtemporary embassy 'ing to records at the office o f tha Interior, told tha cabinet today, where a has berm established. County Judge, approximately B0Q Numerous documents of greaf license wsre Issued as compared Importance were raised with the over 000 total for lam of three cities raid during ibe night. Dormoy Ihe central Ghlnea# goverumant-year. said. Tha d£t*lla of documents had moved Under threat of tbs were kept eocret. advancing Japanese army, Ilea Tba raid waa "somewhere In about 210 miles by sir, southParis." Tbe current Police drive west of Nanking and ronalder resulted from the discovery list ably farther by way of Ibe Kell of operations of an organ' winding Ysngtte. gallon called "Tbe Hooded One*." Johnson left several aides at Bit supposed sploa. led by a Nanking. German, w*ra arrested last Japanese navy plan** today ntfbt near Kranra'a famous MOO- hammered at Wushlh, key point 000,004 Maglnot lino of ' frontier In the Cldnesa defense lines defenses a* Minister* <pf War ball way between Bhaagbal and Edouard IMlSdler watched a Nanking. PARIS. - p 1a n c 8 Continue iwnei micd •< • Attack On Wusih f’3 ... Ulni ^ B p lU r C U C o n iln U C -. . Nov. Pope. Petti, E J Cameron, and Paul Whlddun. Today the case of Ed P * English' and Joe Dixon, charged with breaking and entering with Intent lo commit a felony, Is being heard by ..the court. However no definite action had been taken early thla afternoon. High' today at the County AgenJ> office. Yesterday Willie Macon and The meetings are ach.-dulrd as Trances Mill* were arralgord bofollow*: Hanford, Monday mn,nfng at 10:09. o'clock, in the Court House. " — — ' t M4ft ii woiii i/i; »no nm if Oviedo, Monday afternoon at 4:00 haul and sent lo northern markets rpriker tnmornur -»t 'he regulai o'rlock in Ihe Oviedo High j ,***• Prof 't ■ single indlvl- v i-k ly luncheon of Ihe Kltvann Hchoul. dual, and also o f the proposed He- ;;-uh in Ihe VeMex lintel. Heine] Lengwond, Tuesday aflenuem at ° f all *he deer in a cor- j Nl*. seerv-ta-v of the crgxntra 4:00 o'clock la lha Lyman U,n • rw* of fThtMa la order to iba, ufget all members to at lent .School. gel rid at the cejOe »fck. The ay special business a f Ihe organ The fianfnnl district Includes all b«m ary Purposy o f this Usl pro- u,tlon will also be discussed of lha farming district noHh ol to give someone a Ijike Jessup. The Ovlnlo dlslrirt pall'lrel job, he said, adding that partly rtnudy tonight and Is designated aa that area south killing the deer wouldn’t get rid ol of ' the Geneva |{oad and east ’>( ICenllnusS -n r«e* rnr-a) • the cattle tick unlqaa every other Late Jessup and as far wept as kind of animal In that area ware Washer The lx>ngwood dlslrirt alee klllad lakes In 'Lr.ngwood, Lake jMary, Tha Municipal Zoo Park and the . Mr. Caldwell, who ee’rved aa a Altamonte Bprlngs,. and E>"> •< Chamber o f Commerce bulldlag delegate lo Uko General Confer-1 City. will ha beautified today and to­ anew of the Episcopal Church In' ----- * - It wa* pointed out that any per* morrow when city workmen begin Cincinnati hat month, told Urn r'° * ch I-~n*rd McLucae son who has a |037 work abeel l> planting Petunia's and Nasturtium* Man’s d a b of work arcompollabod of . the Hemlnote lllgb Hrhool entitled to a vote In lha election Ik. the park and also In front ol at the meeting end also commend - Celery K*di seal b\a sggregatloa 'he Chamber building ^ .\ saa a Am * *ih * *. Ibrough a light workont yeeTha plant* will be placed Ip var­ here' commemorating tba uln"' PflUrnnallgn a im*•a ads . ious corners of fhs section, around laontb anniversary of Ibe e n t e r tha palms and .along- lb* walks of French troop* Into Straps!■ front of the chamber' betiding, bourg eftsr the World "War. The Chattanoga Lookouts -if the •plants will be set In row* bor­ Tba ceremony Inaugurated Da tho Southern Association will not dering the bulkhrsd and also In UdlaPa Inspection of tho Mag­ return to Sanford for tho spring centsrs o f the Commerce property. lnot line, supposedly for tbs purtraining activities In IN S , accord­ Jaaso* Moughion, street and poa* of ordering reinforcements ing to an Associated Proas report pork Mperialrndrnt, stated this of K * r point*. this morning but will movo their ■renting that new rest moms for headquarter* to Daytona Beach's vM U r* at Dm soo are under ron. City Island Park. slngtfaa end *n i bf . c>mpt*4*d Jo* Engel, new president of tbe Olykftly. Tbsy will be located In outfit, signed a contract with th» M l4h( on the south end o f tho City of Daytona Beech f* r us* of the City Island Park which Is lo­ HENDAYS, Nov. yi -0P)cated on aa island In Halifax ■ponlsb guveroiaent Infantry Rtror while tha Mlmaapoll* Mil­ waa reporlfd today to have ler* of the American Association drfvsn lha ‘ taanrffnt ^tarairr wtU also train In Daytona Betel) front ,'k seoiog *1 T i n t ’ River hot will us* the hall park located front a**r Otun MaricanUrtiU Beautification Of Zoo Grounds Begins °f Lookouts To Train . In Dayton^ Beach Pushes Civalry In Toledo M k c e , tv “ Two auto accidents were repor­ ted at tho local Polio* * Station over lb* week-end. Jgrose Gaines, who had parkad hla Chevrolet Hedan at 707 K. Fifth Street was hit by a Chevro­ let Sedan driven by-Jp# O'Conner. I Both cart were damaged consider- j ably and a wrecker from Reel and Eons Oarage was .called to remove them. No one was Injured. Gain a* was charged wllh Improper park.' ing. I la te r T. E Vickery was driving a truck cast on Tw*nHath Street and as ho turned south on Park Avrnu* his automobile wa* struck by * Ford V -l coup* driven south on'Fork Avenue by CIoo Hill- Very little damage was reported don* to either o f tho vehicles. The ease hi pending settlement in court. 1 DAFFY ^-D RIV ERS 9 � 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. 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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>, November 22, 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/162cca6f34228f3da6fcab5132840133.pdf 3f43be6fc7ed0cd97a47a822b16926c3 PDF Text Text X ' tv«i ' .7! v-i ** "4• -V,. THE flANPORDHttALD, 8ANPP1P, PLOPPA Si... lFW W W lt » ' » i - . . i .1 1 H .J J I J I fcg GO TO JAIL— > £ WITffMUSIC TEMPERATURE To' Um accompaniment of banjo. and guitar., >5 ■iriklng feendry workor* mad* iholr ealtt Hn# alth Utalr ibigtng la the county JaQ at Cleveland, T*nn. They' voluntarily want to >11 rather than make bacyla on centempt of court citation* for alleged viola lioni of an Injunction by lha foundry employing them. Tba boy* ara ahown tuning up for a tuna. gar! HMIfAi i .m H u tto j l VarmYou turn. You aVaya anJoy tba cottatant warmth that Ur moat comfortable to you. CooMstfug of a wall Utarmoatat, an oil valva and • tranafortnar, thlt extra equipment la aa easy to laatall aa an ordinary doorbell. No watching or ad> Juedng la required. Aak about thin n*w convenient feature today! F L O R S H E IM S H O E S At I'M'AI. w n WI1X II * v It A 'Independent-Ticrnc Owned aid BUTTER noon arrP Lv. o r Tim r iv y r r yttrnu r a « t T r u n t i RMnra lo r n i i k m a m i To n rnH tot'M T it i t k i u i m u ' • ■ ' e f l S H GROCER' AND M EAT m v a i .l l M A R COFFEE BESTGRADE GRADE BEST AS HAS BEEN OUB CUSTOM IN THE YEARS G O ^ BY WE W1IX GIYK AWAY A BIQ PAT JUICY, TENDER. TURKEY, FOR SOME ONE'S THANKSGIVING DINNER. SPECIAL THIS SALE POUND - 2 4 c Cranberry Sauce 2 for HO. I M C A M * I'A l.lrO N M IA PEACHES PEAS 3 Cans 2SC u in a BRAINS HOMINY Vai. Sausage.....9c 10c Armour’s. Star CHILI 2 for.:..,.19c C. B. Hash I ^ ^ . T O T J j q ) Df OTHER .....15c 15c Bananas 3 Lbs. 1 0 c ir m U M m LETTUCE CORN 2 Cans. 15c S A ® *R A U T 10 C Fniit Cocktail 2 Cans 2SC New Fruit Cake Goodies GLACE CHERRIES lb. 43c GLACE PINEAPPLE lb. 39c Cfyron, Lemon* Orange lb, 33c, Bulk PITTED DATES lb. 19c 2 For 15c Lb. IOC HAMS lb,, 25c LOINS lb^ 25c SHOULDER lb. BACKBONE lb. » ALL KINDS'NEW NUTS a v o w w M ir a Cauliflower HAMS Rutabagas tfa Lb. n v t .i t n a m r i o r CARROTS 2 Lbs. F UA. n o n aw rarr IH A M U Potatoes 10 Lbs. 17c PAM CT YRCItl.QW . ONIONS Date * Nut Bread Lb. Mince Meat ft 'm r SOMETHING’ UNUSUAL A N D D E U C » y 8 JA K t H O Potatoes 4 Lbs. 1 5 c SAUSAGE Lb. U 3 Lbs. 1R f Stew 4 POUND OP A M LB. BAG BREAD ROUTH’S, MERITA, . WARD'S, CBOV, BELL Johnnie Aldarauii, Mgr. Meat Potatoes 10 Lbs* 1 7 c C% f— 5P O U N D S 25c FR E E POUND A MW." IT TOO PAID A DOLLAR A POUND YOU COULDN'T BUT BWTEB COFKKlt M ONARCH AT M U R MVKHV. OAK CA.V A f. I' o n li -A n n ■ I'* ' Bi n n*» NKrOR'3 I O I CRANBERRIES. CELERY, 00003 HUNTERf s 2 >POSITION TO 09 flUBPLUR CAM* 15 c �r\‘ “ JrSf 1 nv.yS’Fr if ' * Wh :A 7*-*' ; W' . ■‘ A’*1* 1 i t e r Baafori In The Onty'Trnlr*] rltt City Affartta* Rail, Illthwnj; And Water Trmiwpartalton VOLUME XXVI Net Member Aawdatcd SANFORD, FLORIDA. SA1 , NOVEMBER SO. 1037 Civic Organizations'^08* I* Seen Unite In Tribute Toj9ver ™entr.a* Dr, E. D. BrownIee!ArK“X<™8kl Presbyterian Pa s t o r Concludes 25 Years Of Service To Com­ munity And Church Established In 1008 'y~M d % Mort Pratt And RhftBtr A m •m I* Jl I ■M NUMBER 1W ■Jl 15 Japs Seize.,, Keystone City Without Fight RECORD SMASHING THUNDERBOLT Cold Wave Sweeps On To South And. East. Bringing Freezing Weather To Florida Seizure Called M o s t AmazingCapture In Annals Of Warfare?- n ’ L * r Not A Shot Fired a * By A aM liM Pp. ii A cold » n r moved eastward *rr<>«* northern Florida, hrlrt IrR rhlltlrig wla<1» and a pt«dirt inn nf hlllln* tmat. Tha ib Weather Bureau (urn t i l . tem­ In this aleak looking, powerfnily built raring monstvr. I'apt. George Byit on of Km; Inml brvrred oyer Ihe flat, at llonAevllIe, Utah, perature on low u* tt tu IS deCapital Is Moved In­ Srrr* In the northern (»rt of yrnterday ,1 c net a new world’* record of 311.43 mile* per hour. Church Membership land. 750 Miles To the ptnlr tonight nnd wStwod Grows From 155 To that killing trust may extend aa City Of Chungking ! far ilown Inin lha penln—ln aa 65° In Years c it y n e w s b r ie f s I Ihr upper ari-ilona of ihe'RverSHANGHAI, Nov. 20.— ! (ladrs. ] Twelve local cltfic and n-ll(AP)— A Japan(** krmy. I'enaarola and th« extrema bgtou* onranlistlonw Joined tioplhwr.t of Florida eipertonred spokesman said IB JspgnosO ^todajr In tributes to Dr. K- ft? j a raid waya laat nlaht. Jackaon soldiers tender a second lieu­ I). Brownlee, pastor of the I yItlf. Central Florida and arm tenant captured 8oocho«, th* the area around U U Okeerho First Preshyterian Church, keystone of China's "HIndan* bee warn warned !0 expect aa he nears the 25th mlle| _ Michael Reports A11 Agricultural Gr o u p The Banfonl Rotary Club will ^ormuln Is Adoptedln bunr Line” without firing * i j •...... ,i|,„ Unti.l much raider weather Innlrht and it. regular luncheon Monday p«*t o f h is service to m 1 tral Err.byterian Benevolent. Uh,orlnw morning. Is Ready To Acoom Hear s Discussion hold McctingLast Night; slnsle shot He added tho at Ihe ValJte Hotel at 12:lb 1»I*1. *1 T erasure* hip In l— ford. It WAS was On on Jnn, Jnn. 1,. lu.,u| rrasuraahlp In Florida. HwMi. ar-* anil h**‘ it wai ,tlr |trlt tinri] rre*** fall of tho city was "one ot o'clock. modate Farm Sales Of Crate Materials Two Trucks Bought tho that Dr. Brownlee took over, .erred a* chairman tif the Hymid'e 0( tlm year ami it nipped *lhe most amailng capture# * . bf *ny Important elty In all ‘b* iv . v^aetnratn of the local OnminMe* of Stewardship. Ihe- .milliem stair* from Tex** lo R.ten.lve prr|iarat|ona far wha> Violator* of 1‘lty Ordinance* The City Oommlaalon 1* now Cowaervatlon of the fo m t i of CoMmltte* of RrllgU>u« th« Atlantic uNboapI ^ 1 rhtireh HyttmTu Cowmlttfe Elio* annals of war.** will Ik> tried before City Judge In ■■ poalilon to adjual alt de mill « n» » a rtlnyf.r nirrrinr of; di , ,»,«! all. The spokesman aald thrra wai lST^mtaota Cotinty Hone* «»'» over .hr npp*r Hlaat—Ip I* expected to be Ihe Urgent ana Ftnrkla through a more economical Frank L r Milter In a ae.alon of llid llnquonl cllr la.a* and ipoclal _ ---- ,-T ” . re»nln-i Synod's Young IVnplc'a| pi valley southward lo Bl. *on alnce the openlnc of the Ran' Dlllltallon of Umber In Ihe ran no real Chinese reaWanra »* Commissioner* ■“ °P hlJ futrrrwiee. and a member uf Ihe u>„l. and Mat ward t<> New York, ford Stale Farmer'* Wholetala ■iructlon of ronlainrra In which Municipal Court Monday atii-rnnofl. aaaeaamenta prior lo 1(33, City Roochow. Jle aald the- main Jap* -------* | Clerk Frank B. Umion atated aneaa force, eipectlng a flefr* rompletatlj y** -untlr-i Aaaetnbly’* Committee of j Light mow, fell a* far aonlh Market are nearly lorkla grown produce U .hipped The City Comini.tlon will hold till* morning. -voluad ' X m l Kvangaltou, | ,* Atl.nla. The he.vle,, fall in acrordlnc <o J. IS- Mirheal, mane* battle, was" amated to meet «*tlf market, wa. Ihe principal topic their regular aeml-monlhly tneel In ■ apectol moetlng of the ■mall groupa of apparently data# -, ta5 Mayor Wward During hia pa.tiiraU.hrn>, the the South waa fire Inrhea at yer of the market. ing In the City Hall Monday night Commthlonera laat klgkt a • mission. tnreWgh . ! tntmberaklp of the (lurch haa Flattop. W. Va. Although the *ra»«n la Juab of dlM-uulon at the reguUr meet soldiers. formula fnr adjuatlag delinquent Hlfflna. aapward 'I crown from 135 to * 0,while The Weather Bureau pre Ix-cinulnc buyer* are brgInning btg of ^he Beininolc County Agrl at 7:30 o'clock. He aald the f»v* Chin**# W * late* waa adopted by tb# Comcton Ct Dr. Bro t moro ,h» n1>IB* |M>raon« have dlrtod fair and raider, with a to patronlie the market n-cularf culture AuocUtlon, (<u* Schmah, dlera In sight were lolling abort inl**loni-r* who annoaaoed that and made no effort to atop to# ? b*** J?Up%*nu, urdi'i'd unl,r<l kith the rliurch durlnc. rold ware In tha central portion allhouch there la only a ami midr-nt, atatrd ye.ienUy after they hid organlted Ibrmaelraa Japanese. When tb* Japan*** fis t Initroenon T. w >, . h . J thla |ierlui, A m w ehurch ha*: tmilftht, and temperaturea 13 to amount of lorally crown produi'I : ioon. a* n Itoltnqm-nt Tag Adjuatlag waa unfurled, ho added, the Chbt* ^ a J E S ^ V ' l S S t b“ '" b M l .. ....... f‘"- “ l * « *«r**»> kith kllllns froi. -n brought In for *ale at prraenl, K The tremendou. waate Incurred Ihtaril and tkat all application* #e# toft tb* elty. He Otkart nwt ..f M M *) . „ well . . th. ealremo north, about free.- waa pointed oul through the rorutrucUon of tho would be given Immadlpt* coa- the Chinee* looked tired oul In Vrder that lha operation nf ^ ^ r " LhUh » r . paitor « 1U*| . t fH.Ooi, on which Ins front In the central portion, ■hleratlon by tb* Board. Ire market may be ?™ 1 - 2 ™ >. I^v T 'L h. j ? ^ . Ihe he handled mot. more II*'7.''.'“ I. hungry, qoaHar c l » o * ,nty " »tualt amoiuii „ f Indebtedand poaalbty fpott In the murkbare, wera^thp Ban.inole r.mnty ^ Tha Comml ii Ionart, hereto­ lends nf the Oheerhohee reslon: In Nenktnr the Chine*# to*” Chamber of Commerce, the Wo j ,f(|t fore, bav* pn*Ironed lb* adopt» - * u» J E m eminent formally antmwneod the ” m . v ,v. Atnerie.n I j-iriiuf t " " A" f°ktlu; ri-mdutlun ram- Sunday fair, raoUntied raid. R i1 t|on of a formula ror»UJniUng removal of th* natloe*a capital w S ^ u ^ r ^ e mlo... tremo nii||l)wn»l Florida; fair , (he 'Efwanle ....... m ' tote* analllnr a dectalen of the from here to Chungking bt S sm traffia >r* ' Mr' SthB“ h i*l by lh<> Hemioule tkiunty and colderf^if, east pork on. tem­ tlona applying mainly lo •'*«*« adding that at tha praaent time Chamber'of Commerce, lha Idonuprrm* court on tb* rhwan province aa Japan1* legleok Cuiunilaalun ami signed ty all five perature n»«rtns i t decree*. 31 at the market which will become better material* were u»ed In there Led By Larry Tutten »iat„ H rawh, tha Mlnlataiial AaaoeUtHi-i. inrmbt ra of the lo s t decree* on roaat, froet effective today. > ' .turyad toward this efly th Saint* Score Three war* burntil afthe Rotary Club, and tha colore I linina, 5|V“a (J. All automobUea mual h* parked tonlrht- Cundey fair e^ t ran thr** gape In tha reached the mar itk iw r m f * on tha aao*-; T o u c h d o w M .T o Q m f e - ,* ^ ,^ ^ ^ kd Ifl tha 'building ■on*lrurted fenre with. t... -r —^ ram* la Uai are yapected to ^ o a e l a r kibhnwAt«|u»»t>»^3 u t^IN elk t »tM L J S 'K 2 ‘ i t z ' r . RT. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 20.—. ""* of dealer'* vehicle* wpirh mpy f Him lbuint 4,f •County Fuerto Rican Bishop . any yearn‘ Mrs. G. D. Nicholnon, beionparkrd at Ihcir aialti. I’ ,.. C.wrh llfll Frarnr.N HI. A uguf S '* * , , P' '}*TnAJ ‘n j . Member, of tho aa.orlttlon Will Preach H e^ ‘v b t i u . . .I . nit r Truck* mu.l W, parked on the "!* ' * nr“ «b‘ ““ K- u 87, Dies In Geneva truck parking lot located on th* Went dn record ae.oppoaed In Ihe line Null*!* pulled a .urprl*.- on n TtominobHigh School eleven f ” ®* . ' . . J " L „ ^ S S S t V iS S l!& l f f i f S S ^ U f ' 1i V f r n(.the ’f ,t\Mm Tho ,|t. Rev. I’harlr* nuyttef bad-.pproved Gto Art n Miw-. (locrRla DIoMaon Nlthol* norlh aide of the market platffritl. tie* of the Wat of tha Stale', tint- 1**1 nigh, and led by U rry TutHIT rolrmorn, who ha. spent (^taraton UnlWralty ^ raoimpo^ly .rryed .eid M’n. K7, died at her home In Geneva Duyera truck, enter the market pernor thy «hi|rt;lived container, ten raineil 20 .» 7 vl.tory over U V i , t m. “ J T , g. ___ to r^c^lvD ftprllmllons for 111® year* of hto mlntotry In Cub^ Beminery. Tbm bon »• J;^uy)i,au»liin tlio.pmt twenty-five nl 3:00 o'clock yealerday afternoon ground* free unlew bringing' mer- when a container o f a much infer­ twenty S ef Doctor of Dhrtnlty wu« |ru I. ; nml ' h; . lC V*7 ;i n " « M *"? aal* Of It.0 To* Certinr.tr. at rhamliar to ■•-II; in thla rake they ior ■; quality r - 1 could be ron.trueleil . f»ll<'wlnc ■ llnyerinc illnr**. Feld la*t night in. the Melent „ pub||(J , ucUl>|) . |)(, ll>Kl prolj ami I'unrto Hlra, will preach.hi" on film by DavM.mt pay the regular per load fee. khkh would «tv e a . UUafae orIhe Duly -Cross Rplaropal Church Mr*. Mahtnon haa lived In "W /IEREAB, llirnughout that Collate In 1031, and al*o by flol»# ti it * ■ , , J n«*l wwk ho would begin lonmrriiw at ll:iio uVlock, me*-., Tfanaferring load, from on. W •n d ,th,r» b» conserve Ihe high- C Tiittrn Gi-neva for the paat 27 year* and nn* Mulld »r»rk who l»M , „ *. tUn i-ntlru |teriod of lime, the aervlee Una Oollec* In tha earns year. rofiling In an announcement lot ,,rr,n,nr" 1 taken the h.rkfh-ld rule of the I* ihe widow of Jaiper Nlrholaon truck to another may be don. only!•*' . ' “ " . . X u l , » -h i .i Ha wsa ordained a Preehytenun of Or- IIHOWNr.KK haa been ef why prereeded her In death 00 on the truck patklng lotmade today by Ilia Bov. Marti* j***?! . . . . , former Hobble Johnaon, *rore.l t,ou,l,r •0,U , l wblcU mb]taler on Hay 23. 1007 alllt b e th .-fo r «•*-! In uur rammunlly; have been hel,l up by order of tlrarn, pallor of the church, All merrhandLe entering th* At the proeent Urn* appro.lyear* era. two of the St. Auguallne lnurh- Ibn Court. sarvad for s white a* field ec-v, n" tllaliop Cnlomoro . la not only P * ^ "1 * • She w-a* born In Richland. Ga, market for aal* will be charged tlown* nnd paved way fur the retary In Ceorcla for Iho S ty "WMKRKAM, hi- Im*. Uirouith nf |h» fart lhal pro- qualllled to e|>eek on fuerto *b« ™‘»» »• «•'» other with revrral ne,l Jaunt* ^ In view Auy. 21, 18(10 and wa* oldeal mem- a per load fee at the gate, ptovld- bro“ « b‘ h^ 0fH Agriculture Aeauriadenta Hlaalonary Aaauclatlon, lat-,hl» “ ff“ ,u > bolpnl build Ihr ram- . . _ n.m l.t chun-h ing that »uch inerrhandia* doea'.f*™*^; Illra but ho l« b forceful rxand uaing hi. right hand lo tllog! IM r am, Cou' ly 4l ar bacomtac paalor of th.- n.e-k •"••"lly ami make It , tH-tfr place|U ^ ° / hp| M thureh ponent of ihe t'hrlatlan faith She* I* aurrlved two Z u g h '' n 3 belong’ ,. a dealer on the mar- ' * * * • * • * f i g r g * ^ a number of pa.ae.i ll.iti were . Il„ mtn. l ro., .Um receive Sprint* Preebyterian Chun-h o ft1" •“ llvs who In reality haa -hulldrd foe ’OHF IIF IT M**- Troy Proctor, and Mr*, jket or I* de.tlned directly to a .. . . . . . .. deadly lo Ihe Fed d«-fen»e. Dur |„ ■•1aiia(ariory“ adjuitinrnl on Ihe Atlanta, da. Shortly after eomlnrr’ “ ^IkW I'llKIIKFOItK Ihe llt-v, Bram stated. the h |lo«rd o f Ne'tlo Tlllia of Sanford and Iwo dealer on the market. In which ca.e tain, email knot, it I* thrown on Ing the evenhig, ' Totten' gained|,1,-iinquaai city laxe* and aperlal ta Sanford In 1011, he married,nKSOl.VRI), that tra.h heap. '« The \Ve»l Indies, |i waa pointa total of !!l^,)nhl* *galn*i tho , * of Semin- . It0 d‘" C“ ' ^1 1 la* Lillian Gibaon of thla rMy. |‘ ;'un«y Oomml*almiei. .... . •M i-iiom li, -Mr- Ijtnuion Inti rd out, Drat received Kptocopal Mia* Oalren, at*o a dealer', .tall, I J* ' in* £ rr “ ,onf utr! rugged Fed cloven, unite,| Dial inucli propfrly in In connection with hi* offfcUl ,,|r, toun,1V ,ln b*'reby!J J- NlchoUon of ..................... .. rerognillon r f ^ l n u m t e r rrf grand ch.I.lren M ri! There »iM »>* only braklr^V r I b C r Tho Celery Foil* rented flr*t Hanford would prolwbly b« re­ Hlteullon In 1*03 and ha* now dktle* with the church. groan to Include 13.000 bap* Brownlee tnauguraM and ■i'i.ra.hlp of MR. K. H. * * « » rrandch Wren. . . need In container, nude for all the In tha‘ rgrly minute* of Ihe arc- turned In the tax roll* on nn Hied member* and fl.000 com* «nd period aa Morgan failed hark active tux paying hail*. egad the Pmbytertan progrr»*lve IHUIttNLBB and commend him , 1,^ ™ ’!^ '” BaplT"^ Church of will be on Ihe aouth aW# of the **b*r k1°rlda grawn product*, Inmualcant*. The Episcopal Church __ __ ami ahoi a tK-aullful 23 yard Mr. Lantaon ad t lard that all maintain* th*ra a hospital, U Hr. Bchmah atated,"(minting oulil brBV« ttorrell Forgtieon for (boss who dsalrti adjustment of dioreaan reJT room and thtoo ■ . H'*- ^> 8- ^7Mr Elm*1 . him our ti-*l Li-*l wiahe* for many in view of there figure*, the a*t#nl‘ • touch,town and Forgo.on kicked Ihrlr Clly laxe* must flit oUL. •cbooto. and IB Ihran develop happy and pro*perou* c«ntinueil CUtSQY U K B RUGBY of lh. prwaent annual watte. i the extra point frnm placement. 1C—Waned — ascs fear) menli lllahup Cotemoro kg*; Advertise Old Goods veir* L T r* ° ^ C°n,inuwlIlater In the Geneva Cemetery. year* or of aervlee,* (il.OUCKSTF.R, KNO; Not. SO ' TkU practice la not only a threat Tb« Mullet* canto bark and played an Important rot*. O. P. II^RNDOV, —bPl—Three clergymen am play'-to th* foreate of tha State, Ur.| "P*"*! with a aen.atlonal ground Drufc Rings Smashed And Help Business BIGGIC8T RND Clerk of the Board I.AFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 20,— Ing for the Otouceator ragby «Iub, gehmah aald, but alao revert* lo • U «b In wblch they wrnt right By Treasury Raids Fifty-Seven Injured of County Cunimliiionera. (1P»—Bill Vergane, 240-pound right They arethe Rev. C. C. Tanner and the grower who mutt pay an **-| ‘ brough the Hanford defente with of rommmbit TH* TR* ettrhangi*8c •ml of the Purdue eleven, la be­ the Rev E U Phllllpe. three-quar: tig, ated I per rent additional for' **** •,ul l0°b to the air aa If It In Wreck Of Train; Baa la what (a commonly (SEAL) WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-GPI -perfect coat* tatalAer" which were acheduM. A atatviurnt from Ihe City lieved In be Ihe torgeat wlngman tern, and tk* Rev. II. H. Hugh**, i m iknoww aa bu.intM, When llil* —Secretary Murgenthau sal# serves only to attracUthe fancy of TuDcn started th* scoring of a forward. la rapid, bualneaa I* CommUaiun, algned by Kdwa'il on u U. 8. major college teamllt.UEFIELD. W. Va.. Noe. 20. lb* buyers at the matket terndnus, tw0 touchdowns In rapid fashion Treasury agents, In synchronised aald U be good; when It la lllggio* a* mayor, aald: -Since It —(A*)—Fil»y-**vvn person* were aad cannot In any respect improve b® broke sway for 00 yard* raid* across th* country, had haa ruuip to ouy atlenllun that Dr. alew, boatneaa i* had. One of Uto quality of it* content*. I •n<* * * ' nailed on Lhe 24 yard unaahad a 17110,000 annual nar- Injured and an unidentified nagtw Ike greatest handicap* lo an ' K. 1>. Hruwnlre la now completing waa killed In ihe wreck* of tk* Tha Agricultural Association, ,ln*- Tutlrn then smaahed over coll* distribution ring. He added ihi* 2Mh year aa, pa.tor of the eMMoga o f new rammodltie* Norfolk and Western pateraget1 Hint preliminary report* showed Mr Bchmah asserted, plans to take { “ r lb* lolly and a pa** from ti ike difficulty af dUp«*lng -Flral I’re*bylrriaa Church In Bantrain at a croailtTg over Uluettooo 17 Importers and large scale deal Itorum to falmer waa good for ford, we with lo r.p m u our approtb* tnit tot Ive in a campaign to r«ef weed good*. era in Illicit drugi.moil of them River week of Kero. jrlalkai of Dr- Brownlee aa a Tho N*tlonal Unemployment lime Poal nine# employee* er* due* Ihe anormoua wait* which, lb* extra point. lb # automobile dealer can’t Four cars, two of (hem bag­ operating through tha Hip Bing Tho rally for (lie second touch­ buatlr engaged la tabulating *hd HI lien nnd a* paalor here for I hear ha u ld, will not nnly ranterve ci-ntu* will Hoe# at midnight *aU away new car* unit-** lie rbockiag tlm card, lor *l»cr*P foftit* but will reault in a aavtog* down rhmc when Captain Eugrne Chines* tong, were seised In tb# gage care and two passenger year*. Wo with for him many roaches, rolled down the bank to flMa • buyer for th* rualoraMcDaniel Intercepted * Hanford roundup. morr yt-ai* of continued aervlee Innlght and all pef*nna *u **n' ancle* and If found lb* form* will far th* grower*. ar’a eld car; a man In lh* In our inkl*|." ford and Bemmul* County who ha returned t*v lha rmrrler for Officials aald aelxurra made pro- the edge of tha river. Other At tb* mart Ing In Ih* High p**a on the Fed SO yard line. coaches fell over on their aid— n l l k n for a new radio or a For th* achaol* of Seminole arw unamployad or railtolly *u pareonal rautart In order that School Thursday night Dr. R. W Tutlen then went over the double \ioualy during Ihe course o f a ala at tb* aid* of the track. Tk* J]d«f refrigerator ran hardly be employed abould katr* flllad out tha reneua may bo “ complela months Investigation Indicated the County, -Su|H-rlifte(i(l|nt lawton Baprecbk both and Dr. W. B Hhlp* stripe In three quick play* and MU tail*** aom* 'dbpoaUlun narcotics handled by the syndicate causa or tb* accident was not de­ •ak|: "No group could feel deeper Ihe forma aud raturued them to and acrurata** pay, both member* of the Bureau ■he Mullets took tha lead. termined. t m be mad* of th* old one*; appreciation than the achoola,—Ihe lb* mall* hy that lima, H- J. -Th» reneua wilt ha aa com- ef Xatomology here, appeared be­ Jail before the float gun u d been bnpotud from Japan, • M a in who would like to papUi, teacher*, principal*, Irut- Iloiiy. local . poatamatar, eUtad plata and nrcarata *e a r#P«H fore tb* congregation of farmer* sounded, Itorum went o ff tackle I'tisto anJ Fr/n.v N h# FW" healtatea be- Irea and »ii|terinlondent,—for the today. of that nature could ba,1* Me. expressed their desire to co­ for 14 yards and a touchdown the old one will .till No more of th# form* will b* Holly elated wbaa ashed . If he generoi* rcolrilution Dr, Brown la In every possible respect and also pained tn Leonard for Duvaller Pair To U IM bbi hand*. lee ha* made to their auccgaa aad dlilrlhutad, Mr. Itolly aald, add believed tb* re**** would com­ their work fer the common good, tb* ailra conversion point. -Via Ilet* could b*> added to happlnr** during Ihe paat quarter Ing they abould be filled out ply with lha I’ reoidewfu deelre*. Hang In Nassau ' “ LThey welcomed those at tk* Banford mad* four flryl duani MM tnlMy, but tbla would Century. Kver ready to com# even and returned lo tha Foal Office* "I ballova that tkla raaaua I* meeting to their experiment at*- during the game while Ketterlmu* gala wa nothing. What U. lm> on briefr*t notice and take part In today, other# would he received nearly aa accarato aa If "<* t t * where they may secure first racked up a total of nton NABBAD, Bahama a. Nov. M.— ' la far 'peogU to real’ chape! program* or other fane- for tabulation la Ih* aaumaralor pecaooally vlaHed N od knowledge of ihrlr work. l/l*)— Tha e i trull on ot Georg? til Taeaday. ifk a mure rap- IIon* and alaraya abounding trf each of tk# peraona, Mr. Holly and Willi* Dovslier, atntoncad 11m gemination of officer* for Hr. Holly commended tk* farther a*##ri*d. o f used good. aparkllng humor, literary know to bang for a allying during th* • sensing year which vs* ached- Mrs. J. W . Owen, wflP follow a quickened ledge and auund, wrrlou* advice, people of Bantofd who arw Mr. Holly hope* to get the •lad for the meeting wa* postponed disturbances at Great Inagua Dies In Savannah Island Iasi August, waa *at to­ af MW producla. Both pr. Brownie* never - fall* U make aeaklng work for the cooperation forme checked and tabntoted »° tbs n**t regular session. Individual and the mer- a lading imprr.iion on tha aladant they have abowp m filling out that they may bo retarmed to day ' for Monday morning. Tk* Hand to gala, Mrs. J. Y . Owen, formerly of Duvaller* were convicted on body III* rorauiencrment addywna- and returning tk* forma- Dp to Waahlngton aa nooo a* poealblr lha preaaai lime, be aald. * Tho root*a I* purely voluntary Sanford, died Thursday evening ON THE RECORD Nov. | on rhargta of murdering beat way ta apeed up **, baccalaureate wrinoni, and large number of lb# card* kav# and to being conducted ao Ibat nl 'her homd in Savannah, tieJohn Man roc. a native employs chaaga uf need good, •perch** on »pedal oceaaloiu ana IE, Australia, Nee 20, Federal official* may have a Mrs. Ow*na and her husband nf tbo aalt work* owned by the lhafthty aatoemed af an importoat part of been r*t*rnad. Ddrtag lha raaaaa tha earrtaiw “complete aad Brisbane man had hto lived her* about 40 year* ago at Krlckaao family of Bwampacott, warn U to ad- our filer* ry, cultural and to*pi ra­ on a phonograph record. which time ba waa employed a* Mass. In-the alaaalfiad •*#*• tion* I education, and wa Wok for­ were instructed to give oat la- of aaamptojrmaal throughout the nation. Through thla report they to dictating kia daalrea Chief Clerk o f tho South Florida Munioo 4lod durinr tho riollsg ward with pleaaant antldpafiaa to formation regarding filling af Tha laaford Herald, a tb* r*t*t* ba baa glean Railroad Copany, that caused the British rommtoaf Ukl* medium will th* >«•torment of many a w * pock th# forma whenever poaalkla aad of certain relatives, Mr*. Owrn* waa a atoter of Mrs. etoner at Or—l Inagaa. two a BMM preeperlty for cccmalont during tha neat iw ec'v kt hto death <h* neord will K- W. Btilta of Banfurd and to members Bf tha Brlckaoa family five year*. Congralutottoaa aad maater filled out Ik* tkoao who cam* to him In the hearing o f kit alao aQrvIvad by bar hutbaod In aad a score of other* to ft— to to Dr. E f t aad friend*. to Cuba'la a gaall bodt, Savannah- •-3 Chinese Withdrew ired And Hungry City And County , Praise H Work Plans Arc Madc Schmah Appeals! For Biggest YearjFor Conservation At Local Market Of State Forests >e( i Delinquent Taxes To Be Adjusted By City Commission 4 ‘ r V l. .1 ;v v*t Celery Feds Lose To St. Augustine By 20 To 7 Score Unemployment Census Will Close . At Mid-Night ^Tonight, Says Holly DAFFY ^ /D R IV E R S ■M. V g-y- . Vi A $ f. * �N. f A Good Citizen CANDUEUGHT By NINA o l i v h j m j . of a century of work m a pastor In this city. It wag on Jan­ uary I, 1613 that Dr, Brownlee flrat aaiumed hla (ttltlw here and aince that time he haa devoted the best part of hla Ufa to the development of the Presbyterian Church m d to the moral and aplritual uplift of this community. Twenty-five years ago the. Presbyterian Church had A membership o f scarcely 136; alnee that time 1,186 par­ sons have 'United with the church, 680 of whom are atlH members. During Dr. Brownlee’s paatorate hate a Ham new building has been constructed and paid for at a eaat ef some $85,000, as well aa a manse costing 80,000. The Uo o f membership to population la much higher here an In the average city throughout the South. But even more important than the material eehlevementa of Dr. Brownlee In his religious activities baa bean the indelible imprint which hia fine character and the *nroly noble conduct of his life have left upon every part of oor community. His mode o f living has set an example for weaker souls to follow who perhaps could net be readied In any other way. They coukl not have foiled to aee and to S ef my pelaler pep's keen*! with a erooe marfcju the day, if be weald get the Idea. Ana Lindbergh one* wrote g lovely verse .whan aha area a student at Urn1th Callers about 1 For twenty-five year* he haa dona what be could to relieve the poor end Buffering of thl* community. He hi* cheered the elck and comforted the bereaved. He haa appealed to the wanderer* mid nought to make pehple aee the wisdom of being good. There has never been a person among all those who knew him who did not feel that when­ ever trouble came he could go to him for comfort and for guidance. He haa been a helpful, understanding friend to all. that matter. Ill bet a lot of danctag hearts, beat underneath those little while karcBief* at Plymouth colonial days. Wasn't-II PriadUa. wboae a* become of. lha oldVary gams Is the acme of Puri­ girl who .used to blush tanism, Priscilla In bar gray d m moSlloned *(ho iubgown and damaro white collar, who said ao brasenty, "Why don’t you apeak 'ft>r 4 ynutMtt, John"- It sound* sort at at roamlined and In the twentieth cen­ tury lo me. Anyway hero’a ,e roetpo far mine* pi* Umt might lie heavy nn a Puritan conacleaes. lo say aothiag of a Furttao stomach. It's the kind our grandmothers used lo mahs with ritualistic fervour every Fall aad pack down* In a stoua Jar to (Ip*a. Anil wi lo Hr. Brownlee today, w a pay our "Papeete. Old Fs*hion*d Mine* Pis Mny h« Iro w 'lh us always and m ay we alw ays p rofit as I pounds loan fresh boot, boiled, thoroughly cooled, aim chopped wc have In the jinst by the splendid example of his :m>ptr inquiries The Knight* of tb* Ku Klux *fa n alMtded u Miami Night 6M b In u body recently. From gMw on It will probably bo known |Mw Knight Clpb. j,‘ Tga, thara’lt ho lag revialon HI r ilun of congrooa all right, t a lot of folks are afraid A l la that H wlH bo revialon up- Why Gross Is Green The most import nut research problem In the world, according to Charles K Kettering, world famous Inventor and research director of General Motors, la to find thu answer to the" question of why grass la green, which ho calls the fundamental problem of man's existence dn earth. "It seems ao simple that people think I am Joking." K a tte r in r ’iB S u -in -e tt'e T th tV n T 'T tii)'" AJHIfiOBrMk'jfdiSWr, “ but 1 am perfectly, serious.: It la thk^srdtR la grass, In leaves and In plants \vh|ch has brought to ua, from ’thu ■tin, all the energy 4v hsvd. Some Uttle engine In the green of. grass and. leaf 'hanlthe'gift, unknown', to mufcv.of capturing thtergy from the (gin's rays,'storing that energy, .building it. R' " 'i /• "Thence came, in rtgrs pwt, all the h «it and Ipawxr now ston'd tn coal, in wood, In oil, In natural.gag. .Solve that secret and we shall know how to take power from lh* sun. If wo knew that soerjit wc could build engine* .to transform enough rnfflntion'from the sun Into heat'’ or chemical energy or electricity to run oor machinery* Then the conservation of our natural resources would not be l» important as tt Is now." Nina llnwklns, editor of the St. Augustine Record, reratedIt **** l*u‘ D*Hy News takes a sarcastic rap at peopia 'ckhoitisri make a convenience out of newspapers, but who do Bated **inot lend their supjmrt us subscribers and advertisers. "He lost rms. prints the following an being typical of aome who use the n*h, ho columns o f the newspapers, and would like to uae them more if they could get a little free advertising, yet cancel their subscriptions.” Miss Ilawklns says, and quotes the JJ".* Stuart jiaiier as follows: “ Please send me a few copies of -wiperor Four newspaper containing the obituary of my aunt. Aim) reporter* publish the enclosed clipping of the marriage of my niece. i danger And I wish you would mention In your local column, If it doesn't cost anything, that I have two bull calves for sale, and our church is giving an ice cream supper, tickets 28 'n" ** my subscription is out, please atop the paper, aa id a m*i t,m<* » pe t0° hRn* to waste money on newspapers.” Honkelv. if <rily. gome twenty years ago, this writer, ones a wontey j*biy the editor, Tooeived this little news not* from a man who had riatughvr never taken hla county paper: ♦‘aaturday tny boy. Jim, fell off the barn and broke his leg. As he will bo laid up for some time and aa we are hard up for cash for doctors and ** *“•' medicine. I wish to aay that I have for sale reasonable, ■it- lawn on* mule, seven head of bora and about twenty chickens, counlev First come first served."—Tkneo-Unton. “ Certainly no one has contri­ buted mere lo hi* fellow-man Of to Hanford and Seminole County. We are fortunate In having such ■ iflaunrb supporter, -and 1 trust that ho will be with us for another twenty five year*. For th# Wbman's Club, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, president, wrote: “ We are thinking of Dr Brownlee, of Ms twenty-five years In Sanford. Bat we are thinking more, end feeling mote Ike sterling's worth in service ho has wrought. Dr. Brownie* was amt Is our Mar neighbor, lie has lent u* the atawepher* that now make* our home. We've tried lo keep thriv­ ing lha sinew* of strength and love and courage born of pioneer days, for his generous cooperation help* rear - organisation* Thera are those. In Sanford wb" still remem­ ber when our Club Home was ones the Presbyterian House of W»r- . Dr, E- D. BrowtBe# »• k* comple­ tes twenty-five years of serrie* a. paster at the M a t ln e b ym toa Church of Sanford, Fla. He has ■Iren at hie lists la every worth­ while ondertakiac in the CommonBy through ell them yean, and wv with for him many mow yuan of continued aorrico In Sanford. Wo dnlra to nproso. alao our deep appreciation of Hr*. Brownie* who haa boon active, not only In Church, hut Hi all Civic matter* far thu briUrsmat of the Community." Far lha Hanford Mbihlarlal Association, Rev. J Bernard Root leiced the following atatamvst; “True |a«a la founded hi rock* of Remembrance, In stone* o f Forabearanca and , mortar of Pain. . The workman lay* wearily granite on granite, And blesds far hla eaat I• ‘mid aunahina and ratn.’’ "For twonty flvo yeara Dr. E. DBrownlee ha* been engaged Hi strengthening the membership of lha Prvabylerian Church and jy r rrting a wholesome influence on a wider ctrclo o f friend* throughout Iho city by reason o f his natural ability aa a leader of men, hla rapacity for friendahtp, his ilpc scholarship, and alto because from his own rich spiritual life ho bus hid something (d iharo with those who hunger for " food from the height* Th* Sanford Minister­ ial Association believe* that in lb* history Of Florida few mlnlsteric* have been so productive or ao deeply appreciated.” K»r the Sanford Rotary Club, Roe. Marlin Dram said: “ Each member of the , Hanford Rotary Club, in this brief paragraph, en­ thusiastically Joins with the whole community In extending congratu­ lations lo the Rev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee at the conclusion of this hi* twenty-fifth year aa pastor of the First Presbyterian Church In Sanford The member* also wish to express deep gratitude to him, and to Mrs. Brownlee; who With Dr. Brownlee -has helped extend the Kingdom of our Lord and Mas­ ter, with such sincere devotion. Ihat together they have happily spread a real, penetrating Christ­ ian Influence.” ' And a tribute by the colored mJniiteouifUha.tHir..Wwa. paid to. BevnC'Slplln, as follows) ~ “ In behalf,, of the colored minister* of the city I wlah to aay that we Highly eateum Dr. Brown1m having served in th# city for twenty flea ysara an paatsW o f lha First Praahyldi Ian Church Hu ha* been helpful to our race aa well aa to others.. AansuUy ha and bin vary friendly wlfa vUH our various churches along with others of their Church Circle bringing to us help­ ful Information, which wo vary much -appreciate. We de hereby ask God's blessings continually upon them and may they live an to do grantor works In the future." HAN FRANCISCO. No*. M. *- (Jp)—It la senerally known that Jne t)lMargin's mother U very Interested In h*r aon'e baaebatl earear. tt la Sot generally knows that aha bad th* World BertM broadroat* translated Into Ita­ lian ao ahe could understand them. Repairing Diamond Setting AND Saflywood Bur'ea* Imaeg B roch u re Oe History O f Kiss SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. WIRING FIXTURES The lev* him, wrote Nyrup, should not b* too long, .nor.too abort, and K should be moiot bat not Scot. Ho-added that ha. thought K boat hot aeon Hi public, which last goes to show how rooditIona have thangml since ITU Only this one book, declare* Iho research department, has been written about Urn ktoa atoc* IVOR. The department thinks, inaldantelty, that it to about Urn* another boak on kiaooa la compiled and tka HlUariton la that during the two and a third e*ntariea that bar* passed much additional informa­ tion about ktoehw baa boon oooom- A P P L IA N C E S ) 1M MAGNOLIA F e fcT HURT from s study of plcturoo mad* in Htdiyoraod. Nevertheless, the r*starch de­ partment la gtatoful to thla Mr. Nyrop, far, If a quest low ever doe* aria*, they’ve got the dope right liter* in Mack and whiU. W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R PLATED HAVOC w rm 'T W Jft h a w PERMANENT j beau W s m d n ; YOUR SU CCESS E n m r in f Jeweler' M cL mu IIii , U i I l Fart A m . n n y I* ,tUI tianday the ■win oat too egaat fowl ' J*«itnxi fast gig, •' riel ha* ar« tb* ubftob’ fa tho same. gam . They Sanford Student Bailee School Head Members 'Of Praises Celery Feds The high t/pv of *Port*oi» n1 ship axhlblted by tba CelerV Fads tn their game .faltf >kl Hollas Hciv«>l of Jaekannvll* fail Thursday olght wa* highly comJ mended In b IMItr to ■11^ HMi Kuv. pH fadgal of, . Iho lerul High Brtmul, frost T.' « Hyd*. head master of th* Doll** IVtinol. Th* cuorbe*. too, wer* row Mended fbr thu court**fa* *Uo*rn tbs vialiar* In tketr *kert vfalt hero. ‘Th* fori that IMtla* wo* kvat*n," th e ‘ letter from M r Hydo ro*J. “ fa nht aa important Is my mtud *a tba fa*t that o*r bo/s It a J*ry h r returned With nothing M l high gMmJwerti proton tor Ufa Buford pfaywro rgfaHbaftokr nodJthe RaafoVd aaokbo* Tbfat said they bed roevtvod ro w Ufa* Coea sees f i n e We*e 6e* on unfailing friend o f pur schools." A letter from T- E. Bimpron, lireiident o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce read ae follow*: •'1 appreciate racy mash thte opportunity of as tendbig, on behalf ef the Bemlouto County Chamber of Commerce, elncere congratula­ tion. and bust wishes to oer good friend Dr. E. D- Brownlee, npeO i he completion o f his twenty-fifth year in the ministry nl Sen ford. "When a man has lived in' n rnmmunity for twenty-fire yuan, no matter what hii calling may he, and enjoys >ha confidence and affection ef the residents of that community as Dr. Brownlee dees, it is Indeed something of which to "Ao Sterling needs must have another tnrlal to help solidify It, so was blended another sterling I pound hoof kMnoy sett, ciearod quality, a.Sterling quality of her of .elriagi aad minced to a hla partner who la now one of out staunchest pillars Bo In this Club Home Is permeated the cheeiful candle glow of two dear neighbors. And what ii a building wlthool p light 1 Bo ad<'wn the. year* of changing Joys, wo the Woman'* Club of Ban ford continue to clasp 1 pound citron, cut .tin* hand* with Dr. Brownlee and to I , pounds brown .gfagsr y-ep. aglow the wowribrvf .rrrvkro btltei.eCiar — he ip constantly burns lo all iflanV pint, beat brandy ford and (or ua," i ill S IkiiHwpoons dnnamon The America* j legion ,ws* **' p{gptnl*d,wiih a riktvmmt . from L .ubfaapqon xrouad naltuag L. JT. boyla. past commander,: aa Ml* thoroughly and lot stand follow*: ^pamj»b*n'Lo*alng , Pp#| for rover*I 'day* befora u*lng, No. S3 of iho Araerican Legion la Put Hilo .a atotw'^Vr. covered pleated with thla opportunity to ■well, and haop In a cool pier* join with the other good 'prophi *>f Whan the pi* ta mad*, lha mlx- this community In honoring Dr. K. tov* may be thinned with win*. n. Brownie* aa he bring* to an iwt Oh, poDr’Paritaaa who couldn’t twenty five year* of faithful *er> “aver at any ttma aht' anr Vic* aa paalor or the Flrat Pr*»bymine* pie!" Th* approach of terian Church of this city. lha laat Thuraday In November • "Dr. Biownleo ho* always been a true friend of the veteran* and thowo early ratoauta and a vivid hla help, assistance bnd counsel in picture of that first Tnaaxs- the past to our comrades, their ■tvtnt day eotn* thro* handrod wives and famlllea have won for yeara ago when they gathered him a warm spot In our heart*tngvther to thank God for tketr •To both Dr and Ml*. Brownie* svrvlvttl of n ystr of hardahlp*. ws wlah hvalth, happiness and long Th* frutta of tkolr labor* Ufa that they' may be able to con­ were * reaped around thani and tinue their apleadid wUrk In our supplied ths oolor wkleh their community.” costume* lacked—tb* rod aad The.KIwania Club JoInert in thr g*M of pumpkins. Ik* rrnaet tribute* to Dr. Brownlee with the paid of malte, and tho bronxo following from H. J. Nix: of th* rarhey. Hi IM g n •( "The -member* oT th* Stanford tk*M pee pie, thoro ma*: Imvw Kiwania Club extend their con­ hem a took wf aehlav*meni. of gratulations and felicitations to baring carried * * . of having atn*k >i«t ihotr ran* and aavad th* fori. 1 What a dramatic roatroat Ihfa Sm s * make* la Than tag Iv lag la Florida In t i n Igrtpad Ot troy pktoa and far flngared k no* Ing citizenship. Cl.b Midi *Wl the member. ef Civic Organization s’ ' tin Sanford Lions dab dMt.it m Unite In IMbtfte To hewer and i ( b u m bo Job With Cnieeti. o f Sanford, and Seif* Dr. E. D. Brownlee the tool. County, in ewmrat*toU«g T A L L A H A O siir Nov end votupanlrii, and has hanolf mod* great rontributUms toward tb* growth ami eplriUial developmeat o f our City, and C roa t/” E. E. Ubey, Hi Ijehalf of lb* Jimtor (bwaiter *f Cwmararfag * ba - fc.ll.mlng aUUmeat . . "hr. * . D- BiowwU*i I'aalar of Ifa Flrat Pri,kyfarfan Cfaureb, 8asf*rd. Elarlda, U eowipletfag bfa Martin’s ’Garage . General Repairing -! Trttck & Auto •Servioe.^•• lo pay y iMaitinV Gariife Out Fkfwen Ftertda fa tbogktal AMERICAN FRUIT 0 �• / Social And Personal Activities o ! m u n n •kr^. ----------------M . S co tt ■Social Calendar •Person ah ;E * t * r * J a * i C lu b MONDAY S w k A1 tk k 'w m kasa asa M j c J* •Mr o t * i to a to a l to» or* c*-| tto W * S tokWk ra o Vas­ SMMtol to kttoc Itoar M s A |w ai tto U m m Ss m s s to tot I'm. i CWk atkkk ask Ms s o O M I CtrtW N n k tr F tn at Iks t t d M M Ckatck «B I i! T:>o •'clack it U s tocaa o f M i* a l tks Scott ; “ Wi M q u ok M il Baafwd Ator , m i k i l l w . > ) « » . I ll* K mmt Brack u d M e* Curt CWn r a Owe, Mra S. G G 1 Lbwtfcm. t o r M. N t o Ira Th* Tratk l w k .i i Okara at Ik* first k M N t o Ckarcb m IB v w i at ik t k M . at M is. Om . 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Tk* _____ .------- — —s.., iu Is.k — SS H-n* St, M -to M>. R r t T io la * . l o d t o o n * Batty Basis MO IK IJ hsA-sln Hl»t. .-Sorastt S m—Ss- *ra*S —»*v*i—. TVLoS. * c ' Mr * • Mia, totoS w. o s t » ^ * * • ■ * !* * |ti K M* t o Mra jr * jo t WM M u *'f Ic t o Mra K t\ ta » r » L. Mr ^< R K ’ "** iw tra aosxws-sswsxx xMMtotoi ad Mra A % ' M l * s o t M» ” . *. u* Mt kioisslfto Mi ^ HmwAbsM | • lUmo^oO_l L 'to* wlnj HIMfM'ftMi Vkto q»kf**A**!|, ■d Mra Mr K CSvtra s to Me > . Miit koxUS X totostesoo *i mi.ttlNAA '*«S • ^m?nn»ni| l^tHJKieYttoMr ■d Mra t r r . Murarat ■* TV Is lfV%AM*» ’ '“ I Mra R ar TV.ora Mra s*t v 11 V *>*. %*■ v i l l i t^torassi**■ A. mM -■ s s vm vh'qm. +r+ |S*ort I S j-la t o K T a jf* M . 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This viU enable we Id better l '" * » Of r t r t t* t* S • of 't o B o m o f T tw K * serve you and cite you n^r petus»«kal Mra In sr Mkutno*. attentiocL Your pafcrockaw fe- pnm i' rOnooetsto* d X, C wo IW. W V a ia n •***■ tm a iy ap|MVci»t«d* 1 assure you. I sooLt aa tto tto-L Mra B U S I N E S S M A N 'S I t's »4 r . f w i m a d tto W W *. j I— ora.—V to* — o Wii Sr js tto s in e Jo ' R IT Z !»*-. — - S rt.'^ T ^ s a o *" m ac t N a M IM ^ N sI N o m a m Nw R a n d a ll K k d r i t IX V P A U L IS i f W » A ttB h t fT S J K T SA L K Yto tovra VMA Tto ran. Kav x — dti itui'liu Tto* oinawC amoiAs ran *i*iadhX con a* e r t d ;. S*. 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Lo P e rk in s im a m * v .v s n v\ n StX TQ AUMYCBSIlRBSidHEKlttS TW IVifrct Gift F or sM ra tM a n m » LUNCH I K £ S . 1 WtoA sk— r a id H* A - R h W IM Ik S U o in ^ Sot as aak akSW dM> W tort* M d - oh oM a 1 w o iM ra n —(to f t lh C A L L t O IL 25c Hiiw s i.a r w a o d t —— *,* t o * * R t a n * * M d *Ct** «W S * " * < •* tto - ao-Srara «* -* >W u t ir * -,*» Ci — ra Mra. k is a 't r c o aL—S*. h **■ —ofoaod t t o tto F, S E R V E D n tlt M 1 «:B B Y D : ■ t S d k jt , l i n e d « r n * % no ■ -J t* M en tv* S T A ttS TOMORROW A M K ro o u v COAL-COAL-COAL PERES CLUB ‘J , F U m n K W «d AH B ra t G ra d e *L S I W l have a 3> Tia cartaadaf ROYAL BLUE 4 X 8 I T S S IM M Y - T oday and Sunday D O U B L E F E A T IH K B ta n k e t B a th K d w tS J H I ^ tk < . -.C »Vn* ' t o s t a ook x ^ » T L ^ * ra f Kxorx om cot's s m i Uw (tor —fftcrtMB /■ ' U STEM NE H E N * DUNNE JN aF-PE A tSO N w a ry_ ■MM9 VttUs A aowsR Ad attOl ta—exT D m* stohe MldCt. . SBmV ktonttiaam raftkii avtAk WBtiiUs -rfk D htmmV t U k to A'lftJU kdatwiftwtt nwptaiawtd dlxto. A kb_____ Ol V ,' l �V Tv:V. \e> l. Ad 1 N >1 ‘ ' » V.*tr !*“. •V .‘vfer’': NS», “HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME1* PRINCIPALS IN THANKSGIVING FILM Barbara Stanw yck A n d Joh n Boles Play Lead A t Ritz O n Thursday In “ Stella Dallas” “Back In CirctilAtfcmn Stars Pat O'Britn And Joan Blondell It brought to attention »Bch atari u Constance llcnnelt, liougta* Fairbanks. Jr-. »ho played fata flr*t adult role In tha Prodnrilon, !/>!• Moran and Alice Joyce. lion* Id C’olmtn. whoa* picture career had Juil alarlad, Irapad to boi-offlro piomlnenc", uod Hell" Urnin'll, In lb" charari"Hfallen of Ilia mnihar. we* rata pulled from nhuriirlljr Into thr alar claa* hr bar perform* M i* tk , E xcitin g PldtFettorM *Hlih JT ItJe, Handsome’ i In the new pound rm lon Mrfioldwya baa ullllnd oTary farlllly of hla lr«ra*ndoo* pro*| <lnrll(in f f o u r m |n the rrmthm i f what la rewKlot aa one of ihn morn Important picture* of the current eoaaon, Two of fllmland'a finest wrltor*. Barah MaAnna Bblrley, John Bolm and Barbara Blanwyck comprlao this aon and Victor lleerman, pm* pared Iba actlpl, and the dlrec* family grogp In the Samuel Ooldwyn production, "Stella Dalian, Hon waa’ tjt^lha handa of Kins attraction n\ tbf R ill Thaater Tburaday and Friday, Tenae drama Vidor, who made "Blreet Bccna" whM Barbara Stanwyck forfaits her right go her own lor Mr. Ooldwyn aa well aa a happlnra*. auccaaalon of other iraaah h lte .l""10 * "Stella Dallaa" la relea»ed Ihroash United ArtUla. Thla la how Artist' William Rnae visualise* charmlor Irene ThailiI leading ladjr nf "High, Wide and Handsome." which open* Bandar al the pits Theater. U lu Dunne appear* oppoalla Itandnlph Beat!. Tha alory waa written by Owar Hammontebt II to tha mu*If af Jerome Kern. DIETRICH AT RITZ IN “ANGEL1 CROONING FAMILY PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF NOV. 31 A T T |IE T u c m la y —Y o u 're Sentenced " A ir A T R A K IS L A N D ." F o r th a t h r ill D unne, o f yo u r L ife , W i-d n re d a y— M a rlrn c Ilip 'r ir h “ A N G E l* " A la n Jo a n lU o tid cll. Tat fl'ltr ie n , M a r g m r i L im la a y " H A C K I N C IU C U * 1.A T I O N ." S p e c ia l W cdneaday n ig h t. T u r k e y S C R E E N 0 . T h u r -d a y . F r id a y — R a rb a ra ■ S T R U A D A L L A S ." Sat unlay—l l a y I' JM I!! I S ta n w y c k , Jo h n Bole* S C R E E N O . Jaqnelinc W elle, IA f V llE P I I IN C R f is V Sahpitay and. Sunday.’ No*,’ 27lh and }tHi ‘kkly"I1IIJ.S OK OLD WYOMING"* Alai ' T il K**OJll ENT ------- ■ ------- - Crooning Family—Jean. JUpwdefl IHiwwU,. galhaa nawad. tka plaa I - .1 The gwrgvous Marietta Dlelykh laMlnV*llac than .peer jn I.UIaat. pietum, AagaL". d l«eltd .llX. JiU)|l..lAhilAShi. .TlWf.h. ■Wf*” Wednesday at tha Rita Thaater. V v nfTTh'ly atwr^B b» “fH* if I L fciU ALTsIxW CA Japs Seize lik e r in g e tn e t) c o im y l Keystone Citylu: ?r.rS? .j 'f K .ftyi;'!s Without Fight 'rtMSWiiflhtftJfVRSj ^ V t' •' f I IV _i _______ f.1> al 1 " t f«r Hanford, F lo rid a , fo u r w rltia a . trial aapport, tl waa repoillaat eight. Tha loyalist at Itac •atwaa has kw * told, tt waa •aid. that RMata's role ta •gats meat ha Upridated b e caaee al "ifowled pfSaoeupatkai' wfth a**«ia ta Iha Far "merely obtained at hla otftrn In Iha Chlneaa government nfOciita *R*» rtty Halt and It will l>" r r c reiterated IheD detenalnatloo to penled to the I'..min I*(Innera for’ re*l»t the Japaneaa tu the laa» m n** fug <*M H'r*Um » . I titan. Chungking, un Ihe meaoderalt Ba their tm-etlng ^1*>t night ing Yangtic River went of het^ bombing It* t’nnirol*i|<in'U nl»<> nuihoc „ about 7G0 mile* farther Inland. I* r"0dy lied lli,. purchaao <>f nan l - j l»n' Rmwhuw. the pivotal alronghold at hum-, anil <,n.. l | ; i"n Cboitnlri of «|iindenburg Itn*" be* tlllrli for Ihi* clly HI reel 1)0. . limtHK port menI fnm. lbIToctor . " " " « ***" f»U *° i r BfriUSENIit'Ittl, Nw* K C * i<A> *-At>pori)(!i ly no jo b ' 1* D i y W L T l a jh * .thtere* o f- lin e r - faa* ewAwy'to tarkle. Sheriff*! officer* are acarehlrji ■for a fou r mom hnu*r, runipli O' •with chimney and |nurh, whkh 1 diaappoarwd during tha night. M nadar la 0 *c*m b*r;, H I T . b d -l lag * h * . ( lb a a y of aald tannin and tii* re e fi»r to il l* »>th a-itd r i# rk > u iir w fllltw It R. n iT g tV O l.K K It. If a ll* * i and any, la Ih f liH l uf ci»i:u platnl In It deed, hi* unknuwu heir*. »ut( a l i l i f IMna |n«»ciMf*«ll , itrvi****, l r a a i « " . B»»ntaeai Mht lijr law. Ila r a ln fait nni « r| r i al-, l**r*adaB<a* _____ jiihlinivii* will*-tw aPlAPNl. Agamiat | n a iiK H c o w r t a u c A T t o a ) t>u tiiL ila fa u ll. i I T U N H T A T K OK* K IA JH 1IIA .V m D O N E and p IK D K lIIS ti at Ha«* ri tU T a W O l.IlK n . If k ll» a and 1f doad,' lil* unPaow n b rie f, de- f nr6* F la tld A . th la «th day uC n r H H O Q f< H h .* IrgM Ura or a ra a la a a i N c c m b . i . ^ i r H IIIM IIN II l llr r . K W A U . E lt ia l* o aim ** *i>l*d c u r t kaow n aa HlU M O N U , I t i n i V A L - C la rk of lb* tty: A. M U K IJK H . |.i;H ) It a ll** , and If d r a C hi* I in pot r . c u r b . uobaaw a liMra. pa*l*ae*. i*g** H*mu*l A . n W ltklaaob l » , i.* grant***; IIK N IIV _ H u ll* A* •••lirllor for p la ln llff. l.vm iN , a** lu n rr of H am u ad 1111**1*a llr r . It a ll** , aed II ilrad , It iK K IC IA I. H U A I.) hi* uakoow u hair*. d * » l* « * te g airr* o r g ia o ly a a ; IIK N ItV ItiU lIN H iiN . aaalgu**. If alt**, .ae d ir drad. bl* unkaow n hair*, d it lim lr« a l* * a or g ia n lr a i: I L y . I m i m i. AH. ir a ll* * and If A r a l, bl* unhiMiarn * U ' J d»»|a**w Iv a a lrr* o r g ra a lra a ; J . II. M tN A T T . t l a ll* * , and If d*ad. hi* a akn aw n b a lrt. l**a or g ra n lrr* Cllr C va-lu D M r for a lam uf tfaraaaely H O t'K H T C*lM - lfcIi*dr“ *.*tl«n ahall ba held at d F lo rid a * »r- the C l l r H alt >a *■ •< ''«>* of ________ ____ . *a claiming la* •aaford. Klorlo*. In rn a fo rm llr I* r M i um -er or from F u o m r lo tb* law * and ordiaanr*a ro<1 rac e ) t-naapdriy (lo rm a v lr l l l l l a ( la tla a ta Iba a le d lo a bow In bar* ugh ( Ir o o r V Company* a (orco In aald C’ l l r . Th* Poll* w ill d ls a a li ed F lo rid a corporal Ion. la b* opr a a l T J e A. I I . r.aM *ra Ib a lan d and p r*m 'H a h e re in ­ Standard T 'm e /a w a w ill alnaa a l a fte r d»»erll>odi and a ll nlb*r aundnww op laid itat*.__ wrrtoa* arbna* name* ar* to 1 lt*rebr appal nt J. tIB C IC W. p la in tiff anknnw a. h a vin g ac ft. (1A IIN IIR . ae d P. U. . a * J T 11 c la im in g *n> lnt»r**l In and la a* la m e tlo rp an d R. K. b A N * 1 ho—a certain landa and premie** a* Cte> h of aal4* elaetlna ■ H u a i* la lietn'aala fo u n t* M o d IN W 1T N K M W H E K ItO lp 1 da. end - deacrlbeC aa fallow*. bava k in a a t * *»l far habdt a* law* of lb * C la la lllf - Htal* of Flu rld * . ** WT li* Houth H a lf of tb* Hnuihw rat u u a rtar a f ’ Ib a Haul h u e * Q u arter of Heel ton la, TeWaaMtit I t B aaib . ftanu* II Naal. lee* tha followlag ( n r r liw iqw llnn ia* r* * ft neataalnr at iba Boulhweal rnrncr of Die above deaerlbad' tract n: toad **d_ running aorih 7a rnrOA Kn*t . US yard* Houih la n i t * Went IM yard* la paliil o» bogie-lag: tha remainder. roniAla-tag II’ acraa morn or loag. Too aad Hob al.Vdw are hereby IK— »mm£ua' -A - * Wealed to hay: tOwall h<MUA i l Iowa. Not pver UAMk Boh U U Saahw< tt E m m s W ith B m x i Faralahed rwaSH-twia beds. Two •ms U Sftlaaal Ml N. Locust. II lllllB H V W A mi rourt BIG APPLE DANCE For Sale EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ^ M m l m M a ''N a T isth, ' 1t tt R u n MS. il H — Mil h r R sm( FanUahed ■ rwari haasa fag rgul D r ir a .‘ Apri7 iw iN a S ? i M M lm A iiiig s h r S sto HOSTESS W R I DANCH PARTNER a d m is s io n n u ’ * *. Mgwag Served My tb* Ddak ta lf , (Peanut) * Any BIG TURKEY 'ERICS Quantity W. W. Goetach 8 UU 30- ^ c ^ fv o litib c ia damnad woman * tnifocencw. niU'sau iMAVAJ* HTu IIUU com - virtue al that total I*At*’ V. s IMarldi Atlofi, t» fftf* Nhdeffa Ml inm I quiff*.aa* 4K!".■*< . a*Id , u a w r i t ,*7>v!Wt‘l . iVnjtfAT.J ,p e a ra n r* Iprrao oaU y u r .h y at*', OHANOK ’ KAv AI. jiff(1lilts ' com ] aItw a e rl I d aatd m ill p a Ih n f t r e L 1 I'A N T . a co riK .rallo n under l l >4 «M»M HawMa,' alarmed by iha iki«t ta har Far Raatcrn fr«n u*r aa imik Of Japaaean Tic KrtM*la Ohlaa. baa latnrmod tha npaatah loyaltat ftiTeraaamit that aha la wtlhdrawma fJS. * " it V; "Rack In Circulation,** a WayT Urn*, plcturliatlon, of Cosmopolitan macmtla* "Angle Hhoomr" by Adeta Rgg* art Si. John* and starring Fat O’Rrlrn hn«l Joan- DlondelU la an engrosdng newspaper drama, preaonllng a* hehlnd-lha-acanga view of the elhlna of newt gal tiering oml the power of tha prca» over live* pad reputations. “ Rack In Circulation" da uled lo hare II* first showing Wcdneaday al tha RHa Theater. . A apcctarular train wreck 'p ioTldea a thrilling Introduction..to the murder mystery elements'; of the swiftly paced narrative t t i^ ) follows.i^The photoplay pfoaanta a new anil eicrtlng tloj, .by ppan UluDdelL. Sk- » rep o rte r wh* ■I .tna^t. itraelonal prlda In * T b w t t p r y re ro tr- a aro nn d th a death, un d er m yttt r lo u s 1 rlp c u m atancea, of a m llllo p a jrn . T h la becomca know n, tb rough an anonym oua letter. t" T a t O 'B rie n , e d ito r of a m etropolitan tab loid newspaper. R e n .ln g a e naalln n al newa. ha n a ilg u a til* ( t a r reporter to la* vrstlg a te . A m assin g n d am ag in g am ount of r lr c u m m n t la ! art* d enre, the widow of th a a*em In K ly m urdered m an, portrayed b y M argaret l.ln d .e y , la h io u rh t to t r ia l, R efualng to e n ter a n y defenae tu the (b a rg e , aha la found g u ilty , c h it fly on tb s *1 rem it ! of I h , . I n . l e . nnaaetlm d [by th a new* a le u tn .. ‘ if * A tn ld al ib a m alo d ra m a tlf | M .rolTom enta of the m u rd e r tria l} Joan U lo iu le lt ^ a ltb o u rh h e r a a jl l t l t l r * h a rp Been tlyt m o r ln j het fluflueuca Id t li» |u m oth tln n . h d j R IT Z f!o m lay, M o n d a y -M in k -,1' A ction . R om ance, Ire n e R an d o lp h . Scott " l l l f l l l , W I D E A N D H A N D S O M E ." Newspaper Film At Ritz Shows Power Of Pres* *u*or af Iba-Clly nr naafnrd. yiorlda. and have eauaed to-bo af fl**d baralo the Seat of th* H id tjlp aa thla Mb day of N-™-*ar. «MJWAIlD 1|In()tKq Aa M ayac al* lb * C<<f of S a a lu rd . P lo rtd a A llo t ! ' • K, H. b A U S O lf *' rite Clerk- tM A L t Thx Himks are open the imyment of 1087 Taxes. Z'lr Discount will lie allowed for juiynient In NovcmU'r and 1 % dis­ count for payment In De­ cember, ■ ■ Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. L IS T E N HAYNfceb Court SOM L Effltteat SERVICE 1s t A frenefc— T * l 9111 ' • o r in i o r ' MwiaiT"MAarwwa Nolle* la k*J*br aiv*w tb a j I. Gulf Statkm FOR RENT RADIO Completely Reno*tied A ad JUSMontcd RADIO »h* uB4*e*tg**d a* B e H la l Maa* l*e ,ia o t a w r r , a ad * i and hr. Apartments FtnUhod in th^ m o d t s t h r A c t lv a C o lo r s , Cates BWg. RADIO IACKSONV J - FLOR 1938 RGA & ZENITH EASY'TERMS HOFMANN State Market 1 �B n d M I i H m Omy Ceatrml rW rifc City A ft e t ia t IUU, Hlfkwmy A id Water T ra parU U m Seminole Oonnty Prodtt««tt More Fruit And Vefetabldf’llito A«J Similar Area In America ■m— SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER M, 19.17 Japanese Urge Chinese Chief To Surrender FIGHTING IRISH BLANK CADETS BY 7 TO 0 Seeks Crown Of Paris Kings Message' Is Dropped FromAirplanes Ash* Foreign Powers Seen In Plot To O v e r ­ throw Government Of French Republic r * m 7 ^ 1 1 'm m fal^hS?! ugo waa dropped to him by Japanese alnnen making the capital to Chungking about 1.000 mile* farther Inland. No bomb* wore drepped-the only message urging cassation of hoatflltlee. Chin*** purault plone* attacked the Japan*** file-*, nrveriheUss, engaging them In spectacular dogfight* or*r Nank­ ing. On* anUeatifled plan* wa* big. On* unidentified plane crashed. The Japan*** airman, apparent­ ly trying to determine lh* '*trengtJm fIhS rimalnlng Chin**# air force, war* taken by rurprlta. The mysterious moj-age "advised" Chlang to end China'* resistance and to aurrander him* ,#lf to the Japaaaaa. i The Japaneta army threatened Rotary Raises $15.57 In Cash For Charities Members Tell Stor­ ies Of Their Lives; Give 1 CentPerYear CITY NEWS BKIEFSt The City Commissioners hold their regular semi-monthly meeting In the 'City llall to night at J: Jo .o'clock. _____ Plans Are Made For Local Sale 01 Christmas Seals port supplies to the Japanese armies west of Shanghai now fighting lhair way to Nanking. Nanking, the former national capital, eras virtually deserted after removal of the government tn Chungking, Hankow and other cities deep In the Interior, U. S. Ambassador Nalson T. Johnson and heads of other diplomatic establishments were leaving for Hankow tomorrow. Grand Jury Indicts 11 a ^ i Jarrell And Ktnlaw SAMPSON WOULD BLUSH rAnia, ko». si. —(A-)— Th*> P a c 4* “ Gui-e. hr*t*riJ»F to the throne of Franc?. Uiucil a maulf**le dlilr1buta<t in Pari* today announcing that ha had derided "to reconquer the throne of my father*". Thn loan word manifesto left no dnuht that tho prel> nder. now tiring in eslle In llclrlum. I leaned a pacific rnnqueal. It cauaod intense eirUemcnt. nowerrr, among tho Ficnch royullata. Tho manlfcato - * m " dtstf ttiunvt aa government agent* wrp> fer­ reting out rrbtt appeared to bn plot lo orrithrow the rcpulillc and had added the Job of Inn­ ing the whereabout* of tho Count of Part*, tbn Duka's non. The Connl left Veraoli, Hwllt•rland tale yo*t<-r<lay aflir H alo (rdeial police "Inrltod’' him amt gruup or hi* follower* lo leave the country on the ground he wa* carrying on political m Itr1- ; Report Flays Lottery ies In City And En­ tire County, Asks ! For Strong Action ;Defendants Post Bonds Of $1,500 ’ Jarrell Tndictcd For Operating Lottery; Kiiilav F7>r SelltnC .Voapph W, Jnrrcn flttd Indicted Seminole County Stinson Klnlnw were by tho Grand Jury today in connec­ tion with tho 'oilcry racket which linn been under Inveatlfrntion hy the l>ody foe the east week. Tho Grand Jury in htill In nowi'it and It was omphnitircd today that It ha* only partly completed lt» wotk, Indicating that other tfl* .Itrlmrnt* may he expected to follow, Jarrrlt wa* Indicted on at* count* for operating a lottery ft* mflfTry while Klntaw’a Indlctraawt wa* bated on Ih* aale and Inkt* mission of lottery ticbeta f * money. The rrnalty for cotrriw tlon of the first offen** nvokWI by law con»l»t* of a fine of tif* In than SSO O jio r more in * tnan >w*i nor yaore__ :the* Sfi.rfio, or Imprisonment for n W > l?*a than on* yrar nor mere than tenj and for eonrlrtlon o f the l*T ; ter uffensr, a fine of not leW than f t 00 nor more than H.0OU , 1 or Imprisonment for net *)#• ' Mrs. Volie Williams Explains Purposes -O f—Seal-Campalarri Florida—Fair and slightly Final prr-campaign preparations warmer tonight, probably light for the annual Christman Seal Bala frost In Interior of north port ion which open* Thanksgiving Oar Tuesday Incrtaimg cloudiness are being completed by mambotw' and warmer. of the Seminole County Tuborct* loala and Health Association, Hr*. Violators of City ordinances Volie Williama, president of the will be arraigned before City Association. rweeale^Jpday. 1 Jotfg* Y rhnt"t7 WlH& f„ s ee. "Before the Jrlve openl wc w sij i •Ion of the Municipal Court nt the people of Sanftml and Semin* Iho local 1-ollca Elation this ole County to know to what p-e< afternoon. the money from last year’s sal* h»» been put,** Mr* William* stated! ■ The Celrry Camp. No. 623, of and presented the following re­ the Woodmen of the World will port from >bo Treasurer, Mr*- Rulh meet tn regular session Tuesday Scott: evening at 1:00 o'clock, accord­ Return* from the 1038 Seal Sale, ing to an announcement made $388.16; balance carried forward today by C. C. Collins. It will be from the previous year, 1103.02, held at- th* Sanford American legion Hut located on the Lake Front Driva. ' menl Institutions in Oreatrf Shanghai defying Britain, France, the United State- and other powers interested In th* Interna­ tional'areas of thia war* ravaged city; Th* Japanese already had Mixed mora than SO Chinese ves­ sel* tn the International Sett)** merit, including ahlpa of the maritime cuitoms, and pressed NUMBER Established In 1908 Sampson would blush to sre feat* of strength performed by Charlea Louis Fuchs, tt. and hi* two-yeqr-old brother, Norbert, both « f ehoiu'rah'tiff nbarty twice ThMr own wrlght*; Son* of*g 'ttvd " Voik City physiral ciillutv Instructin', they an- slmun hero, rhartc* | bol.linr n 1.in-potitnl liathcll i Vegetable Crops Radio Is Seen As In Seminole Hurt Hitting Basis Of By Cold Weather Monroe Doctrine Celery, Cabbage And DlctatorHliip In BraC i t r u s Escape In zil Is T r a c e d To Plunge Of Mercury Foreign Broadcasts First Dividend In 5 Years Declared By Power Company The Florida rower A Light Company '".lay declared a divi­ dend of $1.75 per share of Its $7.00 preferred stock payable December 21 »l lo slock holder* of record at l he close 0f business on Dccambet fl Winter Visitor Looks Celery Feds Prepare In Vain For Camp For Leesburg Game Advertise Old Goods And Help Business Bryan C. Hanks, President « f the Company, stated that tba sub* stantial Increase in buslnens hi thr tree served hy the rompaity Iand recent freedom from hurricane lone* have made this dividend possibleMr. Hanks expressed pleasure 'hat thr i-.>mp.ni) could pay this dividend to its prcferied stock holdrrs of whom several thousand live in Florida, and to whom B* dividends have been paid for thn last five years. He said that If bus* loess continues good la Florida sod if the Miami Rata Casa t* dis­ posed of, as haa been Indicated recently by Miami officials tt la hoped that the company may bn able to determtn* n mora deftalba dividend policy than clrcnmiU&MS If Hanfopt Itnd additional facilities for tourists there would have been turn im>r* family (trending the winter here. Victor Bcfaelb*. from a small town near Akron, Ohio, was Ini Sanford yesterday afternoon In I Tba exebang* of commodi­ ties I* what is commonly known as business. Whan Utia exchange la rapid, business la said to be goad) when tt t* slew, business is bad. On* of th* graatast handicaps to an exchange of new commodities la tba difficulty of disposing of used goods. The automobile dealer can’t sell many new cars' unless ha finds a buyer for th* custom­ er'* old cart a man in th* market for a new radio or a now refrigerator can hardly bo **td tails*i * earns i disposition Hx bo made of tka old ones; * hunter who would like to buy a new gun hesitates be***** th* old on* will *UU Although Its anticipated .spend' I n i' "only a few day**' horn ptr. Scheibe and hi* family plan to qpend ■the winter In Fiurlda. According lo an. aahounceasanl mad* this ’ metking by W ' BQmsu , pastor of th* gaafoed b es­ pat 'Tahamacl*, Evangelist Witter Paul Shepherd of Miami aad Orlan­ do will apeak at the Tabernacle every evening except Saturday at T:4» o'clock far tba Bast aovaral day*. *#v. Shepherd 1* a well known radio assagai 1st with radio add r*w*a ever may station* tndwdyW V I af WhoatMg, W. Va, aad WWEW la putsborg. x«v tea ala* apafcna to large 3 u y k . th t" i DAFFY Duke Of Windsor Wins Libel Ac Walter-Paul Shepherd Speaka At Tabernacle recently to spend th* winter >«*• *Ptt: A ,lucky slatted I* Porter Lan­ sing, m«na«wr of Jb*-C hase and Company Oarag*. .^v ' Ha facod tba biting northwind on hi* Brat turkey bant yesterday afternoon and bagged two large gobblore. • » Ho reported that be found a large drove at the wild tarhay* and coaid da*Uy have killed more had tba la* allowed. »*4i. . ? .ii s V * /•' • 1 Ur . Haipe* kails fronq Wore®*Ur, Mas* and k a ym tad that 1» followed the dock* i f far as Sanfqrd In thair migration southward annually. •' Mr Haines wa# InfluentUI la organ Isbig th* Shuffls Board ClaJk bar* and served aa president of tka Club laet year. Whan asked if ha liked Esafori, be replied with, “ the fact that this U my alith winter her* *n it»m that qua*tlon," •DRIVERS "L o n d o n : nut . jf . — ■attlament of tbs Duke of WlndS a libel suit against tho pubor* and author of "coronatlon commentary'* 'for a -faubataatlal autn". In ddidagaa . and .Mat* wa* announced today beJar* Lord Chief' Justice Ilewart. . ttlr William JovlU, appearing lor Windsor.' announced' that WlUlam Heine(nann. Ltd. pubHlb*|i. and Orofray ' Dennis, asthor. wduld pty "a aubatantlal Ha added that Windsor would wtlfbttl* the damagee to chartaa la which Edward, gg king id Prince °f wait*, had laker t deep intaresl," BEIRUT, Lebanon* UP)—A Bey)*aale(r. soldier . * # killed, yfalgrdey am) to ilkoumalrafbrs Wounded In a','battle between French troops and rioting Labe ncan nationalists, [V Nagn-fiiibC HobOt Americane srd grpt.iti in morn and more familiar uSn fa«ci*t and com* muniit lilcay and labels, such a* "the corporative state," "centralirt-d control," “economic expan. alcn dor lye state," and th* Ilk*. On* jdnoff icial authority in Washington, who la tn a position to analyte first-hand report* from SeuUt America, puts It like this: ' tCenUnuee ,n P»*» Turn) [ * � 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, November 20, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 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>, November 20, 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/50b2fa688783fe0ef50555acc0e95a1f.pdf 1dd27bc66e8fd09f223bae694735aee9 PDF Text Text •AQUA-BATS DO THEIR STUFF C rp rtfi G ordtiw n«or W inter Hoven k H t* k in m attin g wllh U»* p roltm o f a im dart, waste, rseidae* and " ■ frooad Insert* la motors a n Jort remind word (hit « H r tm m i* ef Dr. 0 . Wahl of the dchichao aklpyarda, with duet soeabciMoo engine* are nearing ■D«M» On* ef lb* nain obataeta* of iaat aa feel—the heavy wear and »ar ob lb* motor, by grinding Mbea—baa bean anceeeefully ovirroaM, declare* Dr. Wsht. II* My* lb* Schkhav company hi* laralayad.a metal alloy which U tarder thaa aay known itael and hrrtfor* ■allabi* for a motor d#Jgned to yen on dost Preview* attempt* with dost t>wheat ton motors failed, axplainr Jr. Wahl bociBM nasally alter M hours trial um tbo cylinder* ind pi*ton were wont to piece* f lha grinding effect* of tba t f mmely hard m ldoo of hunt htrt. The new m*tal alloy, howaeer, filhetaad*. tbo hardmt grindinr, 'm *ay«, citing that only 1*700 of t millimeter was ground off (be ■yUnder wall* of a motor mado V . *b# new metal daring a test of ISO boat*. 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F.Of L. Leader Killed Lottery Probe Idle As Result In Minneapolis Labor War j S Continued Anonymous Telephone Call Gives Warning, “Of Sitdowns” Promises That Two More Are Slated Peace Parley Called Flop By Paris Chief THINGS BEGIN TO LOOK SHIP-SHAPE i*jjffeflglJ*y.vji till . To Go Before Score Is Settled 3 Goodyear P l a n t s MINNBAPOI.18, Minn.. Nov.' I» diy, lla ra and d ry elaanrra’ St. BaptistsCommend In­ With 12,000Workere —WO—An anonymous ' lalephon* Paul local. Mr*. Jupttrn an ­ vestigation Of Lot­ Qhnt w Tlnwn **n ,b"' M m or# 10^*»“. swered, tery Racket Here; onui w n Follow-' runuw w U,w lloM llth l "f*fr,r "Two mor* bra to go,- Ihn ing*Sit-Down’ Strike Iba slayers of Patrick J. C or Vole* am tbo telephone aald DeputyTote Resigns General Motors, Fisher Body Hit coran, ► n creU rr treasurer of Iba powerful inomalnra council, hart marked olhnr Twin CUy labor Irm lrra fo r’ *d#*lh. Corcoran, hi# y e a n prominent Y|V Northwest lalmr circle*. wa* ■hot onco behind Ih r lnfl ra r Wrtlnrartay night. npparm lly whllo making a deaprrotn rffort In earapn liU ax,attain. ttla body was found early y#a* Irrrtnr under n blankil of allow n ear hla home In an eicloslva rm lilcnttal dlMrlrt,. Ilrfnrn bla truly waa illacor* r rc | tlm telephone ran« In Ihr hmno of H. J. Junllan. wlfr of^ thn liuilnraa a,i>ii| fur Iba laan- Few HundredSitdown Strikers In Pontiac" LoscWorkFor 14,721 A A K R O N , O hio, N o v . 1 9 .-^ Foreign Minister Del­ t a s Says Next Step Is U p To The. League Of Nations 'T h a r* 1! r° f * ( to bo a mopping up of mom* othar laadrra. It'* The Grand Jury rrconvrnrd tofulng lo bo a cleaning up o f.d ay to «lelv* further Into gamblaomo of-lhaa* d icta to rsliny oparotlona In thla section. Karl M artin, d ld rlc t organiser j However, no Indktm rnta could bo for the Internallonal aaaoctallon rclm n n l Imlay because of Iho ab* of bridge, atruclurei and orna­ fence of C lrrult Judge Millard B, mental Iron worker*, *. f . ol L. Rmlth who will not be here until affillale, alao waa called to thn Monday, a t which time il ia rip*** telephone at about the aame ted, the (Ireml Jury'* report will time. be made, -After you read todaya pa­ Today there waa n continuation per* you will know we mean of the ituratloning of will Maine**," n man at th e ' other, known to be .connected with the eed of the lino told him. Thai* boMa” write* In Hanford and Informant hung pp Immediately.! Seminole Couniy, although Court Marlin aald ha bad recelred a ia tta r h r t and other offlclala tw* iw al (P ealh w O m mainad non rommilal aa to tha Japs Continue *• Gains In China B r i t i s h Viscount Is H i t l e r Guest To D i s c u s s Colonies rtf Ataselvlad P m , F o re ig n M lnlxtor *Vvon n elbog to d a y to ld th # F rc n r h C h a m b e r o f D ep u tiM th a t th n R rusaclft C on fo rcn r# h ad failed to m w lia tc th n C hinn fu sJa p a n rM w a r. "C o n flllaproceeding! of ike jurora and M to the poolbllily of IndktmanU tlo n collapand" whh I i Im t # r » •galnri any of the -boliia king*su m m a ry o f w h a t h n n p en fd . Deputy Sheriff l.ewla A. T*t#, T h n n e x t m ovn, hn said , . w Tha Herald *tn* rrliubly Informed, w ould h«vp to l*o ta k n n a t {rarigned Ilia |w»*t Wrdnaaday n-oev*. Thn Brusael* Conferene* afiamoon ami plan* to return to aittournert l*»t Monday for a week, bla former poeltlou with tha Allan' s flrr It* me«t|(i*nrv effort# f*H _____ called lie Coaat I.inc Railroad Sheriff C. ■part In the fare of Japan's firm union meeting f*r Snnday to conM. Hand ha* been mil of town for refuval to lake part In oeare n*" two day* and could nut I** reached gotlatlanx baird on the Ntn# raw er Treaty. • >»L without union authorisation. In China tmln# Japan*** arm!**" A few hundred men who»r aw* j 'a * „ erarkrd tfa* anulhrrn wing °f • down atrlkn In the F isher Body; R e a d i n g , I t IH h l l U l ___ lleameil through railroad official* Chin*’* n*w rt*frn»o line proteetplant In Pontiac cloeed two auUi’ TAU.AHAH.SKl:, FUV^ Nov. that Mr. Tale tied recoined hi* Ing Nanking. Powerful blow* wera , too' Ive fnriorle* employing 14.:! !»•’*MrliHC lhai w lul a man struck at I he central nnd north",; T il. held their ground today and, thlnha la stronger than »liai bo 13,—JA7—That tan g hang nolaa'employment there retoluilon wa* no 11her ficnem l Molora Corpora-! can du. It** Marlin Urem, lhai may dbturb yaur early morn-1 The following Thing* begin to look ahlp-ahap* from a perch high above tha bow* of Britain'* g^aM liner “ M auri­ am ardor# of thla line. .. .a m a a* • a .. ■____ l.llrt ls-t.li>*- i*f I If fltretchlng #cro« the Shanghai * lion nor the United Automobile panlnr o f Iho IJuly l.'rnaa Kpla- Ing Bleep Saturday probably wilPpaeaed by the Board of Dearoni of tania," whoa* fram e la rapidly being conitrurted a t Birkenhead, F.ngland. Completed, weighing 33.000 peninsula aoma 40 miles Inland Worker* of America prolraied ropnl t'tiurch, Iold iln> ►Indent* be cauatd by aoma of the Ml,000; the Flral Bapllat Church lari aha will be Iba mlghHaal tourH t line afloat, _____________ In aporiamen firing In tha 1937-34* night, a copy of which waa read from the raptured elty. Japan##*' t<\ know of plana for peace ne­ nf Bmilnol" lUrli Hclmol before the Juror* In their aeaaloii Ihelr rliapel program , celebrat­ Florida b anting aeaeontroops advanced lo within thra# . gotiations. thi* morning! Hal unlay la tha day. Daylight U mile# of Soochow, the pivotal *1*7;, Company offlclala aald that ing Nallunal Hook Week y aaler - I t ha* com* lo the attention of of chines* <i*f*nc*. and ihroal-*, ■ noil her Iho F u h e r p lant nor the ■lay that tbi* frullfnl ih |n h ln l tha time- The firing will a ta ri In the Board r f Dearoni of th e Ftr»t •7 rounUee. I t will continue until *n«l lo continue th r march on Pontiac Motor Company plant may be acquired thruuab III* gUUtl IlIHlk*. ru a p l M Inl ■ aame emm- B aftD t Church of Ranford, Florida I February IB IH rMyTpk WftlW kmill Nanking. China's rapllal. would reopen before Monday "A great many pmid^i fhlph w tied wfceC* local lawk prp»klav an **—t th a Grand Ju ry , now In a#** Chancellor Adolf Hlllar. at hi* ■ n p. Fl*b«r. gen*r*b managi-r |( taking at*pa 40 curb Hie UKJSal wjurntjiing tu jia * * aaHUr claalaw data . -iT ’■ . * Bavarian axial* In HcreMaagOd—j Mtny and lottery n w e w f tl walecmad tfmRiunt Halifax. ' lh# ' * , Ocnnral Motor*, attributed tb* community. Tha Baaed Of Daacua* British emissary, for ro h w aaJ k strike in -radical minority". and poopte Wlf| elm that *‘tb T lw S a Slat*NC ^ m w 3 irJw d i"^ * ^ F U h foreeaat “aa eicellm t In meeting im T u e^ e v erenlng ComiSI n « 0*»** which j m y revolve around .' deerrlbeil II a* a “ flagrant and a Imok." Ike Ret! lira Ml' hai i Per* Keaaon on all gam*“. Hatching and November 10th. formally adopted ed. ndillng how orlr, lk a| Th* ragular monthly supper of lawleaa violation of tb a ag re e ­ read fcood growing w eather waa favorable1 iwaolutien highly commanding Hi* Gt* Kplueopal Man’* Club will b* ment betwrpu tleneral Motor* eert* lliute- who did hook*. "I know Ihla from the during the apring and auntm er.'G rand Ju ry Mr what they underheld In tha Pariah Home of Iho Coipormtlon nod Iba U, A- W K In K arly M alta of w inter In lha Nartfc Hand H ut tha Grand Ju ry D doing Church Monday night #t 7;(KI The atiika waa tha third in A uppeniflnc,, of Ibe good have driven m igratory birds Into and aaauro tha Ju ry th a t they have a’clock. warned that Japnn would block­ flrneral Motor* p le a t star* tJ. our O ly IJlireiy,’’ lie aald. lha moral eopport of th e Board of " Vmi ran net anything you the w arm er dim**I f A u u lilU Pr*«* ade Ihe Chinese roast against A. W. A. delegates teat Sunday noNNBVIlJ.K HAl.T FLATH, W raihcr Bureau forrca*U H u km thla aaaaon may ba even D earoni of the F trat Baptlai MiMtly eloudy with rain In Utah. Nov. IS. --(/PJ—Captain ships of nations that might Iry rejected a proooaad now agree­ want from bank*. They are (lie warned th* South today lhai a tnoalc road to adrentutm tha *1, gyeater than It waa laat year. Re­ Church. north and central portion*, cold­ Georg" Kyaloa of JCngland today lo help china with war mnlarlala. m ent with Iba rorpornlUm. naw cold wav* waa moving arroaa Itrnm elated. br*nd>ng port# from vniloua aourcaa ahowad er In norlhwaal and ettreui* aet a naw world land speed They, aald any' atltun .lip th* Illchard T. Pr*nken *teen. assist - IJer. Dixie accompanied by atormy con­ Bruaaali conference to arced# to north portion tonight; Saturday record ol 1 1 1 1 1 mile* an hour aM prealdcnt of th a taternatlon- rooet of Ihn alone* In lb# popu­ dition* along the Gulf f o n t . partly cluudy and colder preced­ China’s plea for aht would ba ro* al union, aald th a t -Oeneral lar ma*a*lnca aa plffla became Ifa flasha<t mrourn Ih4 meas­ t w eather to th* roast waa smjm i ed hy ralp In aoulh and ea*t ured mile and hack In lh* yarded a* a host lie act. Molora could h a re prerentod dll they ore nil the name “Tha au* predicted In Loulalana, Mlaalaalppl central portion* Kitrenie north­ A Japanese spokesman (Iceland of ltd* trouble fay offering thn Ibora linro w ritten them," be dear 3,0Uj turkey I.B74; and 31 ryllnder Tba Mld-Harida Oaieopathlc and Alabama- Near freetlng tern- west Florida; partly rinudy pre­ "Thunderbolt", a declined, "wllli lh e |r tonguea la ( M U IN , union a aufflclenlly decant eonraring giant for an average of there was "considerable art Ion on Haclaty will meet In Oalnearill*. ptralttrv* were foreeaat fur Ih rir cheek*. Tho raaaoa they The** figure* ran higher gen­ ceded hy rain la r u t portion Ihe front west of Hhanghal. Ita liart,*’ Saturday at 10:»0 A M. In th* fitra m a norihweat Florida. Ihl* Starnoon and probably to­ Thn atrike W a n la tt night In ar« publlaheil I* only bacauae erally than those fa r tha 1MB-3T High School, according lo >aKyatoa’a speed. tha failail made no claims of news territory, F a ir but colder w talhar wa* pra*r**on when th a report* were: the H aber plant, a few hotira peupin Ilka mlrantur*.*rarmallon racalred from Dr. W d k lrd for A rkanaai, Oklahoma night; Haturday fair and aomi-- man has ever traveled In an however, apparently bearing out Ilo uullliin^ n on miter of true Quail 413,118; dove* 170,174; nfii r K. It. loO ier, plant manag­ auinmoblla, eirnodad Hlr Mal­ Chinese assertions that they wera F. pardon of naln**rlll«. **“re and ea*t Teaa*. North and Suulh wbat r*ld*r. er. bad Inaleled In conferenro adrenlUrea Hint roilld be found aqulrrat 132,361! duck 44,134; t*rT treasurer of Ihn organ!*** colm CampbeU's record of 101- preventing an immediate -frontal Carolina, Georgia end Florida wero with union rcpre**ti!at»e* upon In rending *imhI hook*, and urgea geeaa I N ; dear 1,7111 and turkey lion. .1211 mile* per hour by a wills o'lark on Soochow. a pivotal tokl to r * perl rubier weather a* lh« ntiuleiil* to liii-reaaw Ihelr 2,618the *n*pcn*lon of four men whom margin, tfamphell made bla rec­ point on Ihe "llindrnburg lino" T ha change from lha reaular the max* a f cold ale move* aaalI III nk lux Ihiruirh Hulling thla Thera were 41343 hunting llcen- meeting dal# wa* 60 mllre west of Shanghai. Im deacribnd aa Inatlgilora of a ord her* In Beptember. 1*36. made, Dr. ward. adventure In good hook* r*e laaued In |(34>3S nnd 61,330 la Purdon »*ld. In order lhai t Chines# troops were enabled by 13-ho‘u r at tike th a t began Mon­ Kyslnn, a thin, scholarly man The , W eather Bureau’* fm*l T he wliinei* of iho pouter 1038.37. • day night. . WAHHINOTON. Nor. 1 ». —(JT) of lo who retired from lh* Ihe delay lo occupy stronger, pre­ phyalclana’ could attand th* warning irrvlce at lakeland, F la , rooli-ri in i-i'ii'CnHhm of National Federal law* geeem hunting horn team ing gam# hatwaan lh* British army several year* ago, pared positions In tiie Hue of lh# *atd however, lhai cllrua and —President Rooaerell'a Jaw, ona lk>“ h with nlrii announced during j or j u(,(, | n j yH* acaaon flipped Ilia northward mile In Japanese advance. of bla aides said today, “allcka U nlraraily of H ortda and G *or truck crop* would be In no danger Iho rh a io l program. Mr. McKay w |„ ^ m l | t k m |,re to ry fowl 11 , 7 * seconds for^ an averaga out Ilka a grapefruit" from th* Sta Tech. tonight ar tomorrow morning. ropurted 'S a tn rd iy , Novamhar HT, n w tak Dlacuaalnna of varlou* pbaae# N ear freeaing weather waa fore- tooth Infection lh*t ha* kept speed of 304.11 miles an hour and 7 hoy were a* follow*! Flr*t U U f (h u l in* regular aeaaon for of Ihelr work will be conducted cnal for North Florida Sunday him confined four daya. The then aped beck In 11.11 eaconda place* “ !*.*» IIoi ln>»'\ by Frank- B |t|v , g ^ g a d y .aid ha had Chief Ktecullre rnmalnad up- for a peed of 117.11 mile* -an lln ncarmam; H eron^f “Mexico" Inquiries from by eom* of lha member* of in* morning. alalra In the reaMenttal pari of hour. Thn average for lha two Hoclely. At lh* nooo hour n Kero read Inga were reported In by Anne W riglil; I bird. **"* *|iortamen who thought the fed- luncheon Will be *er»ed at the th* White llooae again today but ways gava him a new record. The exchange o f commodlhammed'' liy Carolyn Rebree. part* of the w rit today whit* law yer 'Crooms, negro, and an opened tha day after Arlington Hotel a fter which the he read mall and arranged on* lU-a la w hat 'la commonly .llnm>rnMu nirnllon wi-ra: “Her- y ^ n k a g lv in g "' W atertown, N. V-, had a foot of , empty school bus driven by Den with Postmaster group will procad# lo the gam* *ni>w. Buffalo, N W-, a reported appointment, known, aa buainosa. When thi* rn lrc n “ by A nn. I^ u ra Denfft; mittn i o r j fowl aeaaon will McDonald collided on Mellonvlllo General Farley. etekanga U rapid, bualneaa I* | “Juan of Arc" br Grace Hannon; ^ three Inch inowfall, lb* first of lh# day a fte r ChrUtma*. In * body. Avenue yesterday, according to Dr. Rons T. Mrlnlyre. tbo Th* wire* of tho phyalclana th* aaaaon., raid , 16 ba stood; when It I* and T o e m v by HyMI W 1 .I U - J t b S S , - a - pri» reports at th* Police RiaUon thla While llou** physician, aald hla will meet at tha home id Mr*. ►low. ■buline** la had. Ona of morning. • i . P 0 'w r* blblted by tha federal Biological W. F. Purdon and will Join Ihelr patient waa -feeling fin*" and the grcnte*r' handicap* to an war* Ml**- K- O* IlfllWfllMW Mf*» M((|%nw Im an itltBIftl |p Both of tha vehicle* w art dam* that th* ferar from lha Infection hu*baad* at fha Arlington Hotel. exchange of new eammodltl** r, y M »ii|hloa anil Mlaa Helen ^ wM Uf, alaaghU r. aged considerably but neither of bad virtually aubaldad. II* addnd la lha difficulty of dlapoalng Wllaon th# driven was Injured. -,i * “Ba careful with y au r gun", It would requlra two or mor* of u»ed good*. Bccarul vocali .*■ HARRISBURG, Pa., Nor. 18.*^ gal-cl Ion* w“r» Kronedy appealed lo hunter*. “ Veu Crooms, LI. C. II. Bhaffar ro* days to clear Up tha abace*a Invliallona bare ht-en mailed The latom obU f dealer can’t rondi-rcd 'try Mr*. \V, « . H ern ia. .... v #rMw, ___ from the socket from which lh* CAV^The National Grange Con­ poriad. waa following tha school to (be anual ball of Ike (Juna aril m any new earn ualaaa ba arcoiuii.it,h d hr Mloa Mary ^ of ^ M |f kul yomrwwlf If you Clab to be held on November President'* limit, wa* pulled vention put IDs foot down fIrmly bu* which waa driving north on find* a buyer fo r .th a cwstomDari*. The*.* ware followed n r ___ on enactment of th# Black-Con* tho atroat and attempted to paaa Head Cnarh t^vmard U rloira*' 14. Thenkxclilnx K»". •» tba yeetrrday. a r’a old car; a man lo tb* .^ r * 101,04“rtlo*‘ 01. “G uard agalnal fir* hi the | Seminole High Hrhoo) TelmT Mayfair Hotel. All IJnna liar* nery wages and hours bill y**t*g* Just aa Mr. McDonald turned m arital fur a naw 'ra d io o r - a west Into a side strea t tb ►;ta k e r wood*. A graa* fir* ta n da grant Babml to meet at the hotel n i i ffA * <*n H»»ford ■! I:M aVIoek day and asked fair consideration new refrig erato r can hardly be Neither of th* man ware ar* today for Ht. Aatwailne * b r,*I M fnday I* rtuntdein lha decora) eald tinleae H M * diipoeKhm for agriculture In negotiation ol rolled but th* case Is r ^ ^ g sat Coach ItUf 'j n# 0( n,« I m II c-on Mur ha made of th a eld one*; reciprocal trade agreements. Augustin* Mullet* Corn mil lee* aye aa follow*: ia court. a hunter w ho would Mka to _____ » Pamphlet* containing Informs, f^,ular • In adopting a resolution disap­ WTvat w at trrmad Ike largavt regular North***! Florida General Commute* • —Mai wall buy a new gun haalta t aa ba* Plana were niinplrtert th* How about lha hunt Ing conference gam *.,, Stewart, chairman., Kd Malach. meat lag of lha Hanford Shrine proving the wages and hour* bill, raaaa tba old owa will aUll of local laws and tm f lim its . will . b* Seminole Countg Chao which already had been passed by BtaHloa lor S*J*l*rd will !•* I. I* Oa linear and C. K. Adams. Club alno* |ia raorgwnliatlon ha. an h la , head*. ■ Cam hi*rc« ImUv for th* Bawford* d iatrih u iW with k“ 1* * Mam Walla at loft aM . nob*e*|i Javltallcwi Commit!**— K. . J. bald In th* Valdas Hotel last night, lha Banal* and Is pending In .tha T ha list rouQ ha added to salute pfngrim to he rive# o4*r I Irma* sold. * llou**, the aland was_l*A*h that Howell a t left lackta, Jim Ynai r, chairman. •‘W. A- taidwl*. lodge officials aald today. would HjmU.1 Htai Ion tv k llF a t Oat***at left guard. Fr*4 Gaum* Ilia masting was presided over It would be detrimental to labor Match. Jr. and II- n . Ungl*. rllh. luhlghl from * I S I* |:« * tlon rommllleo— Jamas by A. W- D *, vies president, in Hie and Industry, aa wall aa ag rk u l' oeolec, N- A. )l»rkey at rig! Itotierl '.'J* chairman. John tray. a been** of lh* P m ldcnt G*org* turn. Gan- for Tha grangers saw llllie, If any tackle, lUlt* Humhleg at rial Lanriug, J. A. Malach, Bd. Welnataln, who was unatle to a*' available Ihr d, John Mod ■ Colbert a t right , Vulla Williams, H l|. taitd baaatta# of Ulnaaa. of tb* WABHtNOTON, fta r.^ lg .- - V T ) g»n a t 1. Jr.. Clyde Itamaey, I*, V-Vraak u. Millar, *ecr*lary- their reasons. Darrell tV r hewmmIHM Chamber of tag Labor would suffer bocaus* a Roy. T. C. Pope. Mam tVaosorar of tk* Ledge, raportrd a t left Half bark, U will kw > toCfaaaa la w M i o r t tan latlraly aj Mtanatrom r . . Herbert Maaeer aad an renalta t l hla rarm t trip t» ampleyvrs -would be encouraged to Igalned tk* undlatftbu right half be npvkrna f* r t Hla Jackaonvlll* wfaara ha conlaried Install, mor* labor saving ma­ a id F. Johnao" , —ff "4 lh proftla U chinery to koap production coats aff at fuu I I’omtaKiaa — Maawall official* *4 th* Temple. Ctukabag • «f lha chairman. R_ a Axt, W. Tha same la tw ha played ~ bw n *—F Hcm**holder, FJ down and worker* would: bo l wOHcke. j ►ting the Mara* • k i t , V, Ilab) vs gave eheit thrown out of work. Adam*. W. W- Po««*r. Mallets IT* expecting Declaring reciprocal trod* y ia a a rx Commute* —J , M. addraaaae an the varioua phase* of and ha game large now agreement* in a maaau chairman, K K. Da**y. Iba lodge - w ork,. Aaguelta* lhai the M| traded tbo American .market far D. Scolt. |tr A. W . k o o x .' ^ ‘ night's arw agricultural pnduria U foralgn get raven** | P lM Commute* —-O. *• Tatay, >. George Tharatma. fc. raw far lh*,i rouatriaa for a maritai far Indus­ y received try, tha grange demanded that McCall. U. W. Fprfwao*. Fr*S A- K. Power*. J r , B, X kmarima markaU ba •ad a A- Oahh, iK . (4f th* American tana,' T w e lv e t h o u i a m l G o o d y ear T ire a n d R ubber t y m p a n y e m p lo y e s w e r e Ml® to d a y o s t h e r e s u l t o f a ml* dow n" p r e c i p it a te d by u g c h c d u lc d la y o f f of 1C «) w o rk e rs. O p e r a ti o n s . w e r e s u s p e n d e d In blK. t h e l a n r o i t Io l A k r o n 's three rubber companiesJohn Honse, president of the W f c K Rev. Bram Talks'50, 100 Nimrods On Book Reading In Florida Are w?kmr Seminole High'Ready For Woods ^.'^.r-ld ^^K ig h i? wi Fruitful Thinking Is Hunting SeasonOpens ' Acquired By Good S a t u r d a y , w arn fUll |„ l)w gHerirr*oraceMenUd ing To Be Careful'h* »*»"■ ,,?*w*r*^ !!” *** New Cold Wave cron Coa th ’I ™ ' ____. S 'S ilf* *a»H CITY NEWS BIUEFS Sir Malcolm 8 Record. Oarwumy'# eipmaml colofflal da* Beaten By Over 101 """" *“ Miles P e r H o u r , *> Uruiaeli. Ja&nr** cirri## Freeze Predicted For Northwest Florida; No PanfferToOtrus ,bT duck* ujoii 'squirrel Eyiton Sets New WmM Record Of 311 Milet'An Hear kHi Meeting To Be Held ' By Osteopathic Group 11.61 savonds. President Suffers From Tooth Infection Advertise Old Goods And Help Business Nearro Collides With Empty School Biii Farmers Grange Against Federal , Wage-Hour Bill Lions Club Plans • ""1 ( Thanksgiving Dance Celery Feds Leave For 9L Augustine Sanford Shrine Club Meets In Valdez Sanford Progfam -t. «■’ £ On WRUF Tonight f*^ «i»‘ r* ***** u. uw*u“., ^ ull DAFFY naM na^n^hW/ What «. imjte *^i* a«iM . _ M -D R lV E R S Tax Agreement Made By Home Group i* that W »• T n» .?S1 j I ■ v^r -V u. •p �jT iliU . THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RIL FLORIDA t t *'■':‘v tf v FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1OT ~ ■* The Lynching BUI 81 ji».iiP8il •!#•** ■»■!<•* I N I , a t (be f " ' p»* •entey*. r h i M i . « 4 m » ■ i’i r Anglo-Americftii 1 trade Pact See» Senate has devoted the first full week of its special'M g-' fllon. A strong group of eastern senators has been tryin g F ascist Detest to cram this bin down th e necks of Southern senators w ith 1. Bring Urn world's two s t democrats together on n m*tooliy bonafirial economic ground. S. Strengthen ihelr political tie. and possibly tend ta unite them hi future Mtamhiional crisis. 3 Present other nations with the moat powerful rommeveta! and monotary bloc In history. 4. l*avo the way for perm*newt establishment of the United BUtaa tariff policy en a trade treaty bast*. B ig g e s t issue In C o n g r e s s r tt s ppr a n r fr o m a u i r a tm* JftrtcaH fteu H sh a* , ■U tb s • n li- iy n c h ln g b ill to w h ich th e . N OT I C E ! r* open tot Tax Books arc th e paym ent of 1937 Cit» Taxes. 2 S Discount will be allowed for paym ent In November and 1 ^ dis­ count fo r paym ent In De­ cember. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. JtgBftS TEPHENS C a t Price D R U G S REGISTE R E D PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST the intention, so it is said, a t helping-to clean up th e Offset To Effect Of South's back yard. Home-Berlin A x i s While It could be argued th a t th e New England tor* would do well to devote th eir attention to their own 3 Good Meals Daily at popular Prices Is Result Of Treaty trash cans, still we believe th a t aubatantlal opposition to the bill can be successfully m aintained on the stren g th o f LONDON, Nov. IP,—UP)—Great 204 PHONE the theory th st this particular m easure Instead o f helping Britain ha* persuaded* her domin[OWES & \n-PHIHS E. FIRST to reduce lynching in th e South m ay actually Increase It, In i ta make' bread tariff w k m 375 and th a t under any circum stances It will have no beneficial .Iona for an Anglo-Unttad StayUe trad* pact by arguing that each an <rcau1 Is. agreement will bk construed The snti-lynchlng biU provides th s t any county In abroad a* *a “united democratic1 DEALERS IN which a lynching occurs shall be fined $10,000 and th a t frirai" agataat totalitarian regies**,' OAK AND PINE FIREWOOD any sheriff from whom a prisoner la taken and l a t« ’ It waa reliably learned tail night. » * * *n lksuths QUALITY AND 8ERVICF. lynched shall be criminally liable. Irt the event of such a Tba government, it waa Skid,1 I* a a m » « »f TM -litn e ar s i r . * sci . l io t t st . r itn n r : m - w . p r m a S > S la a tria - lynching the county commissioners of the county in which brought atrong prreeor* uppa the I M ta Ifea a r i (M ve- the lynching occurred would be required by federal law to dominIon* ta bring about-(once* ■ nai a* a ll aaw* «M *t*be* ■ la s is g s m u iiiim n N u iia fk is iiis nod early *<fp*il far the l a M av aa« a f la r a l a t include in their budget this item o f $10,000 and collect the pact in n boll*/ that th* “nural h i IMa r i r i f «■{ • • at a e w . aab&ebtS karala. necessary taxes for It from the local taxpayers. and psychological'* effect* of a pakl lrajl.no ml #| Overlooking' the fact th a t there Is no constitutional racipracol *gr*ement would far rig h t given the federal government fo r fining any city, o.twrigh any trade advantage* or Diamonds And W atches county, or state, regardless of w hat It dosftA and th a t th e dtaodranUgn. Flng Watch And Jew elry R epairing t IDAT, NOVEMBER federal government has no more power to find ft county, FollowIns formal a^nouncomtnt In Waahbigton and London w ater IS G O O D HERE than a county has to fine fins uie the federal government, we get • i . ■, . _ Uian _ \ Diamond Mounting And Engraving / BUltanalms r»<ht* *r<> • y coni,ijt.nij,|e am usem ent in speculating on Ju st w hat would day that negotiation* arv about to atari on s reciprocal treaty BrPUh *«■ tiiw L o w r s r iatag tb* St. John* Ri»«r 10 hnppon If such a bill finally wars enacted Into law and n financial quartan laid Ural.gdual i M . - . - . " S " * " * * «*** ■* Vswellw n ear* i s * extent llosr many_ more ju lw m ,)cnt Supreme Court allowed It to stick. In*Ion of tb« pact probably WcmM If they could get through Suppose, for Instance, th at there ware a peculiarly will com* before next Spring. tk Uw M ian Rlvsr without suing vicious crime committed in Seminole County, and a mob Th* British Oovcrnmant, altho te JsdwmvIll.T t T A B were organized for the purpose of lynching the prisoner. rafualng ta make an open admlaTIRES* BATTERIES "With tha pr«Mint Prlco “» Then qupposc the taxpayers, aw are of the penalties for skm of the fact, la known ta hold peat,*- says the Hartford t’nur- such un offense and reluctant to pay th e fine even under th* view that a commercial treaty TbrnTt IlfMI T ri.U s g g t 'aeon on Iml housewives aro the exigencies of .th e ' emergency, finally succeeded In talk- between the two power, will serve safety «*d K t r i s f a* a caution ta E.rops'a dictator*. M ' s / Spat ns onion* smnthrrod In Ihg the mob into a fa ir consideration of th eir pockatbooks, Viscount Throne, former Chkneelatesh-*’ Not *molh«rod. man. •*tt*rtM « d poy « rid*. and got them to disperse and go ho m e.. 1*r of >ho Exchequer, said In a iN , A . jSrioklad. Tmt Drips* MeatMeatiM opras ______ _______ But then suppose th a t a crowd In Orange county heard ■peach ■ few hour, after th* an­ No snubi ih'r» win im a lot nbput R nnd decided th a t such a crime should not go un- nouncement that th* actlvllio* oi H r i .a t b* paid u T w * ftl h kf "m»*t" lrgi*i*ti<m sent sown punished uny longer than It takes to stretch a rope, and these dictator* have brought the fki* ptaa ta salt yaar aaodi United biota* and Britain closer There h s GULF LIFE a |tn i m ir J« Const*** dutius tin* nwure of the fact th a t It would be Seminole County taxi r i f N M year own fsraw than at any lima in year*. aSftion. but judsiiis fmm «h* * * * 'payer* under any circum stancei who would have to pay together ..........I - 1' It waa considered significant In VO*—ask his Mthtane. in preparing s ! j S ' c . t y ^ ^ . u u i I - , 11'1; ? " ••« « * ‘ogslhijr. came avnr here seUsd the prUoner. financial Snd trad* circle* that the NO RLD TAPE YOUR financial Jv'r. thsy ar." ,hmuth . 1 , 1. |. | and lynched him. d tiie nthough a wouldthey b e os­ eager concession* by the ie ibmusn_a.ib # m fiQ 0 ^ Seminole J u |t th County f ^ did almost dominion* cam* at n time when N O P E I. A Y S lbs British Empire I* being ser­ Senator pat Harrison of MtMia* everything they could to prevent th e lynching, slppl. whu U chairman of Um And the next time s peculiarly heinous crime occurred iously disturbed by the Nor in QUICK SERVICE tha O.rman-ltalo-Japanese * u Finance , commit iv* ‘»»y*iln Seminole County, w hst Influence would the taxpayers China, -a* pact again*! communism, unrest may b* iwcc»»ary to levy a then have hi talking the mob out of hanging the prisoner? in Control Europe nnd Madltar* BUAUTT IAS1DT CUD FT ON 1AXU iana suspicions r thT“ nubiV"* v,"“yran”t ' Th‘!" wouU Probably be so m e'so rt of agreem ent reached Whrn dominions representative* Uk. 'll whit* rabbit out of a w ry shortly whereby Seminole County's prisoners would 1 N S I ) | i A N CV I C ( ) M I * .\ N Y 1st without putting one In. be taken over to Ornngc county and strung up there. Then gathered In London last Hay their opposition — particularly that of Orange county citizens would have to pay the fine. J - J . Drummond, A ssistant Mgr., Kumar has it that Mark WII There are wonderful possibilities in this federal con- Canada, Australia and Nsw Zea­ any weakening of their Hanford A tlantic National Bank Bldg. ces sad Pepper won’t be the tn>| of the lynching evil. We can envlalon all sorts of land—In trade preference* under ,th# Ot­ Sanford. Florida «dy candidate. In nc*t v*™ -uvuiitunlities from the governm ent's well meaning but 111 tawa agreement was so strong that 1 hone No. 357-J 108 W. 18T. ST. PHONE 135 . J\*t f il » |i ( JACKoUNVu I LCJKIUA II appeared Ihat Iho drafting of a 3 5 » y ,£ £ to h i “ ■" !»"«'■ i i » a o u f . . British-Untied Stale* trad* treaty from Cov. Cont'R home town o< q — might be indeflnltaly delayed JUVa City I* reported about Sine* then their *Ult JSfcp ta and Ut *b# ehtpa fall Ezekiel Arrives DBA" ’ _ LUNCHEONETTE n W W w o q ffO T 'llo u f c W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R j I i CREDIT FACE THE FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE -nVJ ■*•3 i - r cK .ee A u t o S u p p I K changed almost completely WjW* they wlIT nanelal iih»ervrr» liellevrd That Mrs. Elvira G arner's “Esekiel” would be a huge v^ w 0( prsteniay's announceftotna cunsrea.mnn Jo t a conitlf nib-onl ' mendinen* siiccttiw was clearly upparent from ths first reading of th e mvnt*, th* broad lines or the pact " OUt- alrrady have been decided upon. ■faking U lirrrssnry to hold » niaiiuacri|it, th at la now u treat seller and one of- the AIt ho them has been no official Rational raferendum K,<l siumliiijf hooka of the year la rapidly Irecomlng none th n ^intimation of Uie Un*s of lha could ba declared. If lh--y -I. I*-hh evident. Thu first printing of 10.000 copies was sold , ____ ________ ."I, ,-------id,oleprovide g**- lh/ r* , 1 ::: . ..l nlm.M| hefom puimcstlon. It Is * • « rr*-mM,Ul tariff couce»»lons on is now Ir In ------------Its second -■ pubUrllUh American asrlaallura) product and Sr* knocklnr *i Him door *>r in. H«iUon mid Ihuao are going like wildfire. Whit* House. | U tuniry critics arc m ylng of It everywhere th a t it Is U. B. tonensinns on Btitlah manu—— — ------ one of tho year’a best. William Lyon Phelps, professor faclurvd and partly-manufactured Claud* Pepper *«« *o *ur« emurltua o f English L iterature at Yale U niversity, says he good* The actual negotiation* with th* that no on# wa*going in run js ||,r|ud|n^ n |n list of "ten best," and adds, " If ‘E*e- United Stales will be mads diffi M l n i t him a few ago and ^ j,.|* jrt c | , | | d rc n ' H | MKvk It is the beat one I have seen this cult fmm >h* British standpoint tM * “ rtataty! lhat lo is /n f hi* >'l‘a r : if it J" «(>l « children’s book. It la still one of the by the fact that- th* bslaae. of Anglo-United Ittatca trad* atrong frimds a t . having a tat ..f fun heal I have seen this year." ih.se day. at hi* aspanaa'alnc. Mu> l.mnlrcrlon Becker, in the New York Herald Trib- ly favor* th* Unllad fltataa. Poring the year 1U36 British ex •S i Mark Wilcox ha* I<>»*«| hi* h*« tut*-, also thinks "Ezekiel" Is a book which appeals equally polls in |h* Untied State* totaled E'rv- Into th. ring. It seem* that M*ri> t«r nil ages. "'E zekiel' is one of those stories," she writes, *13*. 145,000 white th* United Sta­ canvassed the sllu.llon and tauno unyonc wtlh „ Blreak of childhood loft In tes shipped 44**AOO,000 bi goods It not wanting, [him. It in amusing and gay. . . but It gives me more than and produce ta Great BriUbiNt-got lot ions of the pact, ufaeerv My advice is to read 'Etokiel' for . Congress debate, th. anti- «mu«ttrjei.l - your own era say, will accomplish tha fol lynching bill while bu.ine*. log* "»k«:_|f a child liatena In, so much the better." O ther comment, front th s critics include one from throughout the country, failed In­ VW- to special session ta do some- Ellen Lewis Burll, who says, "H ere Is os blithe a litthing to aid bqsine**, srnntnre litv Oo honk ns the world seen in...a long itn time. . . the chron------ l has .................... tto wisdom of federal pen- |cJo of „ durk ,u t |e y,,,, QU|xot<!i , t |B g book to be read Repairing • ih .f7«iidwLhlnJlChiii unfar- ,,n,, rt'n" ‘nilH!ro(l with genuine pleasure," and from Conv Diamond Setting ^ ■ " .« rto !7 to .t» » * !» » » . w ,u ... - • & * « • * » * » < AND WUJIfcstop lynching. re"d w i,,‘ «'«l»»ur#l W hst a love of a book!" t ■— — o -------— Mnry EHfn C hsle says, "I have found it perfectly Engraving In Philadelphia the other dsy charming, Iniloed I do not know when I have read a book McLaulin, Jeweler a policeman almost fainted a* he for children or adults with such complete pleasure,” and 111 t . P ath Avo. gSMd at the ghastly spectacle of frt„„. Smith of the Brooklyn Public Library writes, "An t i . t* ^ v ^ Vm.rhta,Kitwin. 'ti'i* Ivrwl^inile Uiok, soon to b t well known and greatly loved a^d clothes .irfhra Sm div M h ^ lg d re n ^ growMipft," whlU Charles J. Finger hands and lilt-rally with blood. Closer Inves- etclulma, ’ Glor)* lie! A Joel Chandler H arris redivlvus—-I Them* expressions are from some of th e foremost lit­ _ lion, however, revealed Hint the blood wa* Comutn rslsup erary rrilics in th* country. Their appraisals of "E teklel" which tha drlvsr was carry tag in are perhaps the highest tributes which could be paid to It, hi* truck. unless it Itu that of the thousands of llttls boys and giris • ■ 1 ■o ~ ■ Truck & Auto Aa officer nil board a battle' all over the country who are beginning to ask their par­ •hip WM drilling hi* uien: "I ents where Sanford Is nnd to please read them Just one Service wsat every man ta li* on bi«|n,oro before they have to go to bod. Botflra—Springs—1TraiMra hack, pul hi* legs In Iho air, and', A pries yo« con afford ■mv. them as If hr were tiding gallon op th« bitter strUggla for to pay . S bicycle," h* explained. "Now A. F. Of Li^ leader ■apramsey on Ik . oattkw M lM te r Killed In Labor War labor front. t s abort effort, on* of he The A- F- of L. teem iter* who IF YOU * S 0 W — W H t T - l t -M E A W S -IO „ 40.000 , BIZE Pont “■“nsnfj3a r v of G e n e r a ! E l e c t r i c Co Household electric services ore m$k-l tag life better for everyone. Mothers •re taring more Une—more energy —for recreation. Homes are cleaner, safer, more healthful. Just write a leiU ter telling what the electric standard of living means to you and your family. • Your letter may win. And writing it will remind you once more how Indispensable and economical modern electric services really are! Martin’s Garage General. Repairing Martin’s Garage “ - ppod. -Why have ' CenllniM* fimrn W*s* On* tk a a td y .f asked th* written Ihrenl and had Inroad It TJf you plate, Bor," v'»< over to poets! euihorlllr*. •Oi’m ceaMlng."—Or Pollca, meanwhlla, kad r*celved Information lhat W . kata bwn ‘charged With mher* al*a were under throat of critical In sums of our death. Sad samara phs. Wr Alderman A. O. ttastl. dlw thpl a basis*'' man who ■loved h* h*d tarneu o r,r ta In* htft Mad off lo *•* to- vostlMlors Oik n*me# of th . WMCh ta trap hi* bu.l- flv. Ikbor Iradars sometlm. s g . i talus, sad la hatasaod by v nnd had asked that they- 'keep of State 0*4 federal bureau* a rlo»e walrh on *T*ry ( k |n ( . ' tl-ytns to taka U away M* named (Irani. Vine, and t a l i r e to ax ’l l on* Milo* Dunn, brothers who S -right ta hs critical (ho bloody strike* of t»*|, nUI al limp* and frankly Brown, nnothor driver*’ nnlei he la coming to.— official, and rortaran. Advocate. Tba Authorities skid they b b# ta 1st ‘am eliminated th* MbbtaT n o t It* hi (W oe**'* slaving and Corcoran tad have been a center of the coniroveray- They w ar. Mid 10 number ILhM. Mr and Mr*. Citato* Mohn. neighbor* of lha Corcoran*, sup Piled police with U slr tangibU claw- lo Idantity of th* assassins. Thpy said u * y saw (vo heavy M t man, .o f rntdtam hright. Wearing jackets and cloth caps, ft*, from th* «lct|l|y of CoraorMt’a bom* between f and lb P. M.. about lb* hour b* was be Ii«**d ehoL They said they ateo hoard what might hav« •hot*- just before the man r*n under . a arc Hsbi. NtaeSynta* out of m r j too *■ th# Aimtrtaa raftta th a taa* /x&r Ii n I �- : vywwmw . ' - - b '- b .' ' , ' — FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1M7 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Social A nd Personal Activities Social Calendar MONDAY Circle Number Flee of the First Methodist Church Will meet at 7:80 o'clock at the home of MrsW. F. Dryan a t 251B Sanford Ava* nu4 with Mra. Bryan, Mra Nancy Brock and Mrs. Cart Chorpening as hostessesThn Truth Seekers Clast of the First Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Geo. MrCrum on w est First Street at 3:00 o clock. The Children of the Conted‘rtrhoy.wtll meet at the home of Miss Luticl* Gormly. 1101 Mac* nulla. Avenue, at ‘4:00 o’clock. TUESDAY Mr. And Mra.ChaaeJr. Honor Gordon Deans Mr. and Kra- B. O. Chaaa, J r entertained with a aleak roast at Del Air Grove on Crystal Lake Turaday crenlns and with a buffet anpper last night at their home on MellonTlIle Aeenne In honor of Mr- and Mrs. Clordoo Dean who were recently married. The guest list Included: Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Dean, honor guest*, Mr. and Mr*. Holland Penn. Mr. and Mrs. rran k W. Chase of Wlndstnere, Mr. and Mr,. Roy Mann. J lr. and MrsJohn l* Gallqway. Mr. and Mr*. Hoy Holler. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Deforest. Mr- and Mrs. n. P. Whttner. Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Carrawsy, M r and Mrs. U K. Doyls, Mr. and Mrs. James Hharon, J r , M r and Mr*. H aw kin* Connelly, Dr. nnd Mrs. I t 1>. Caswell, M r and Mrs. W. AAdam*. Mra. Wallace W rltot. M l,, £1 Isabelh Whltner. Randntl Chase and W. C. Jlutchlson- Personals Mrs. E. H. Lanov. Mrs. W. It. Dyson, Mias Kathleen lianny and Mlaa Olada Dyson plan to at­ tend Homecoming in Gaines. v|lle this weekend. Cap*. and Mrs- M. J. Maloney of Bparts, Wta. and Mrs. F, K. Shlrey of Cbattanoogs, Tenn. have arrived to be the guest of Mr- and Mrs. Paul llaiUortl ami Mr. and Mr*. Frwi pope. Miss Mfcrcia Proctor l . Ia Hostess To Club. Mis, Mnrrln I'roctor w»hostel* yMtcril.iv nttritioon to the Three 0 c’lub whleh met her home on park A v en u e. Tho meeting was railed' I" oilier lip tlie president. Mi- • liall lie F o re t. Ml»a Mliabctl, Wlildiam, secretary, road Ih mlmilr* of ihn Inst moottnlt at tr r which Mlsi t.iillrta flormK was rctcii a* a new member At the ronclurioD of the hunt tieaa n »nein| hour wnn enjoyril fteroml game* ami rnntral* w o Idatrit nml refrfihmenta weraerrrit to the following: The Tdl»»e, Gnll llrForoat, J " nln Imrdrn, From Domlney, Mar r li Proctor, KslhcHiie lluit Muigarrl -Rpcm-e,-, lliliy Wellu'i and Klisnbeth Whigham. The world production of an 1 ■ Mr- and Mr*. K. K. Lloyd an nounce the birth of a son, How­ mobilea during the past 10 ytwt ard Eugens, yesterday at Ihe [totaled 12,140,000 units, of whi<h FemaldLaughton Memorial Hos­ [plant, in the United States n.id I'nhadn accounted for 3l,B09,DtV, pital. nr nlxiut bJ |H-t cent, , The Music Dnpartmrnt of tho Woman'* Club will sponsor * Thankaaleins Pro* ram at thn ClympU oyster, i*i Pug'.' School, Ihe South Side Primary Sound produce nlmllt 2-Vt.OOJ t■• Club Ifonae at 8:00 o'clock. Mrs School, the West Side Primary 300,000 young to n brood mol W. C. Fleming will bn sponsor. Hostesses will be Mrs W. U School and the East Side Primary oyster, produce two lirtKhU p« r Cooper, and Mrs. Frank Wood, School- Invltationa are being ra> season, the hureuu of fisheries i< ruff. The public ta Invited to tended to all of Ihe other Parent ports. attend. *: Teacher* Association* In Seminot* The Settle Harrison Chapter County to join with the city organ­ D aughters'iif ’the American' Re­ isations at this meeting. volution will haV f a Benefit,. Bridge Mr*. Voile William*, president Word was released today by at 2:30 o'clock at llie Parish House on Magnolia Avenue and Fourth officials of the Parent Trachsra of the Seminole High School l \ T. fit reel. For reservations call 308-'W Association of Bsnford that Mrs. A., I* general chairman or n r , the program. or At. Clinton F- Parvln, Florida State, rangement* for president of tha organisation, will I Aaalatlng her are thoi commlllre WEDNESDAY be the honorary guest and speaker chairmen from the various schools, . The Alathein Class of the First at tho Seminole County Founder's (On the program committee arc: Rapt 1st Church will have their regular monthly business and Day program to be held in the Mr*. Fred Dyion, chairman, Mr, Seminole High School Auditorium W. W. Ooetsrh. Mr*. J. B. Hoot, social meeting with a covered dish or. February 1. Md*. John l.udwtr, Mrs- A. JacobN ew S ty Ion ltinrhcnn and whit*.elephant aslc All of the local organisations *on, Mra. Fred Meyers, and Prof, fo r tho Holiday Season at 10:00 o'clock a t the home o t agreed at their firat meeting of R. E. Kipp. Mrs. A. B. Lovrjny, 211 Maple t 011*11 ttanl |«* n|ii'*.*r nI ppu Avvnuc. fce-M nl nil iNr Iraiiir *it'*-jt ami have a united Founders Day More than 10,71.0,(Ml women si I It Mi* • *»** r m n r f i t * » rr »»* I" 1 Program. This Includes the P. T. A* were in gstnful rmployme.it in th e | )« ir 'IM P9IftRH*l»(*' * organisations of the Seminole High United Blairs at the lin e of Ihrj D. A. R. BENEFIT School, the Sanford Junior High 1030 census—almost si* times n« School, the Panford Grammar jmany as were so oecuplrd in 1870. j BRIDGE PARTY NOVEMBER 18-19-20 Childrens Dresses SATIN TAILORED M ailc o f th e h eat q u a lity p r in t. S ire* 1 to 1C y e a rs. SLIPS VALUE i’ll A •k lsw n l *4 heaall. Children’s Sweater! LADIES' ALL T h e e H w cntcni a r e nil wooi ’ nm l o f Rood q u a lity . S izes I In H y o u rs. WORTH III* TO S1.SS NOVELTY FABRIC PANTIES 51 T h is Is a r e a l b a r g a i n In la S Ir a ' w e v s lts f a h . vie Is a ll *k• l |l n They s r e l i b ■wt s i a t e each hut ■re n « le S a rin s S a ile r e a r — T H f l T A IIl yon i ’l l | II f i l l L O R E N ’S BERETS & HATS lit all cnlont. T o d o n e th e se o u t tlu riu ir tlollnr d ay s, S p cd ii! VALUED III* TO $1.23 <2 EVALEEN’S Shop PENNEY S For DOLLAR DAYS f o r 21 c o u p o n s BLANKETS oo Apple Pie.... Freah Fruit Lemon Pie.* HEAVY rt OUNCE TICKING l YDS. 23° Extra Special Homo Mode Jumbo Loaf BARREL SWEATERS Mimufti and I-adion* all wool a went era nnttorletl odors and tdzen SCRIM CURTAINS In R u ffle n n d ta ilo re d tty lc * I«it ttiirili *1-331 mrfc il II .(*0 mi ll.I WEARWELL SHEETS *1 1^11 IF I^OP “ 1 U I1 1 BATH TOWELS Good q u a lity , A iutorlcd td rip e a on itro u n d . W u rth R 5c*c» THREAD Lill*’ Crochet In All C'tilurH 25c Value C v Lnnicn pure ,Saint color*, THREAD KOTEX or WIX TRIO CROCHET VALUED at 5'Jc , ON SALE............ i 25c VALUE 5 For * LACE TRIMMED ADJ11STABLE SHOULDER STRAPS SPECIAL DOLLAR DAYl FEATURE STANDARD . SHEETING 6c Yd. * FIRST QUALITY For 3 Days GINGER COOKIES 8c Doz. 2 For 15 c 4 For HANDKERCHIEFS TAFFETA 19° 2 Yards For • COLORFUL PLAIDS § • SCOLLOPED EDGE X • • EXTRA VALUES! STOCK UP NOW, COME EARLY! DON’T M ISST11ESE Freah Fruit ZIPPERS wlldf Im lto n T rim m e d zip per. .Unfit n o t c a tc h . S im ple to a tta c h . AH color* One lot worth up to $1.00 u yard THURSDAY! FRIDAY! SATURDAY ^ * ■ 1 LARGE SIZE 70 X 80 INCHES DOUBLE THICKNESS CLOSE Week - End SPECIAL 3 SILK REMNANTS VALUES OUT VALUE RACK LADIES* SHOES BEST GRADE UNBLEACHED — A HEAL | VALUE A.T 1 BEST GRADE 25c VALUE ON KALE AT DRAPERY MUSLIN PERCALE TENNEY'S HEMMED DISH TOWELS 20 For LEADS COLORFUL COTTON BLANKET'S 2 For $1.00 • A REAL SAVING 81 INCHES WIDE SEAMLESS! UNBLEACHED! •:FULt SIZE .. PILLOW CABB8 c ' I FOR * S H E E T IN G 5 yds. F« $ l . oc MARE-YOUR SHEETS' NOW ^SILK TIES Handkerchiefs SHIRTS GLOVES M aa S a u iS e la a ll a llh Pa* le tla t. * tra a la * S a lta i t a l a r l a a * « l ■ !•* » , 2 FOR ALL WOOL OR ALL SIL VALUES UP TO $1.50 MEN’ SOCKS SILK SOCKS UNDERWEAR r aatlS I M anila ira a la r. of Sanford iHfliMuLt Y 0W E L L SAN FO RD FLO RID , �n s si ^1afiBB^ i ~m -** �I I tv •b >H* * - v - ? f 'Of- y ntroxr. November im? NOVEMBER 18,19, 20 and 22nd D O Y O U R S H O P P IN G E A R L Y V nd A V O ID T H E R U S H U SE O U R B U D G E T P L A N and M A K E Y O U R S E L E C T IO N S N O W SUEDE FOR u se : o u r I TEN WEEK PAY PLAN H 0U “ E USE OUR SLIPPERS TEN WEEK PAY PLAN NO EXTRA CHARGE ON LADES COATS OVER 119.95 IF PAID FOR WITHIN TEN WEEKS YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY CARRYING CHARGES, YOU PAY THE CASH PRICE ONLY. COATS LESS THAN 110.95 MAY HE OBTAINED AT THE CASH PRICE IN FOUR AND EIGHT WEEK PERIODS CHIC NEW Ladies Fall Dresses Wait 'til you see them! Satins, met­ allic crepes with moulded w a i s t s , smooth slim hips, skirts with new front f u l l n e s s ! Black, brown, green, wine. NO EXTRA CHARGE ON YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE CASH PRICE ON THESE FOR TO E LADIES *1.00 to $2.95. FOR THE MEN Sm art step In pump*— Dreasy Ilea In all th e newest alyle*. Rual and Drown Com* blnaltona (S ty lo 'P ic tu red ) $1.25 to $2.95 FIN E QUALITY SHERRIL SUITS DURING M , | THE FOUR BIG DAYS y 'M L I OF THIS SALE BY j- m fY M PAYING FOR THEM WITHIN THE NEXT AW, TEN WEEKS. PRICES J f M -V RANGE FROM K IM FOR CHILDREN $3.95 to $£50 50c to $1.25 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OVER 600 PAIRS OF TH E LATEST . STYLES IN Gabardine Shoes BLACK. BLUE. GRAY AND MULTI COIAJRH BOYS SHOES Robinhood dreaa ahoea alien 1 to (. $3.95 GOOD SCHOOL SHOES $1.95 to $3.45 SPECIAL SPECIAL ONE LOT OF CHILDREN'S SHOES LADIES' FALL SHOES VALUES TO 11.95 $1.29 to $3.95 FALL SUITS FOR BOYS $2.95 Here la an opportunity you almply can’t afford to mlaal Fall coata dcalm ed by M arquette are well made In the latent alyle and are offered to you a t an exceptional bargain on our BUDGET PLAN. Come by Cowan’a today and try one on. It will ault both you and your budget. MEN'S OVERCOATS Ptae qaaUlr. *'r*a| WORK SHOES FOB MEN $2.95 to $3.95 FOR LADIES MEN'S Lumber Jackets $1.59 to $1.95 $2.45 to $5^0 Jela the parade af ■ —>y-—T.r» «ba era baylag (M r aew at.ceaate at a bargala la amt Mg .aim event) Yea’ll flad IIm , faqlber U«bt. I n i a n r U f, and narb enaritr. ONCE again Cowan'a lead* the atyla parade for Fall. You'll find your favorite smarter than ever In new bound, welt, underwelt and plain edge models, Theae hafa may be wont as you prefer, brim turned up or deem. $145 to $£00 Others $L25 to $1.95 �"ggvy-H SW W JW R ?? t***^»**. PAGE BEVEH IB B BAN rORD HERALD, SANTOHP. FTORIPA Dionne Quintuplets Grow Skeptical Of ReaLSanta Claus NEW YORK. Nov. 19.—(A3)— There are aomc Santa Ctaua skeptics amona the Dionne qulntnpleta now. »o thl* year Santa had better watch hii »trp. Dr. Allan R. Dafoe «aki ye*ter day he believed one or two of the •inter* “havu a lit'lc doubt“ about Santa, berauie last Chrlatm i) they pullrtl off hi* whisker*, and thought they rrcognlird him. “Oh, no they altll believe In Santa.’* said one of the “adi » visera** unually present at an In* terview about the qulntupleia. Dr. Dafoe didn’t aay anything more, after that. Anyway, hijt plans for Christmss are underway In quInHand —not Ilie Irani of them Ihe din­ ner for Mama and Papa Dionne and their 11 children, lo be served at tk j five jg b ^ tn ' nursery, jjr. Dafoe? nr re for a frw days’ ” vap&inn, ‘also said the quintup­ let*: ' . • 4* Have a half million, dollara In liquid w e t* . Get a great "kick" out of u»lnf a hammer amt nail*. Call him “Docteur Dapne.” Like to trll the atory of Jean*. “ Hello" waa the flral English \mrd they learned to aay. . It may be 10 year* or more be* fore the quinta hrrnmr million' alrea, for their cipensc*. Hr. Pa* foe said, will be greater from Today they're not only selfaupportina—and it cost* from flSOO to 91800 to maintain them, their, nursery and staff—hut thry ronM-lbute 9100 a month to their family and have that IMy hall million In bond*. The funny part o f It U Iha1 money—even a ahiny nrw dime— doesn’t intrreit Ihrm at all. all of her friend* a t tea on Tueaday afternoon. , The Home Economic* etaaa of Lyman School, under the direc­ tion of Mlaa Mae Blair, ra r e a party a t Sanlando Spring* on Wednesday evening. Mr. arid Mr*. Newtom. Merrill •of “Thimble Ctdlaye" Kave gone to Cuba for a ahnrt vacation. Mr*. Harry Scide auffrred a painful head injury thin week. A branch from the tree on whleh ahe wa* swinging. fell, and ala atitrhe* were necessary to cloae the gash. Mr*, Gordon Hami-U .pent laat Sunday visiting her humlwntt who Is a patient at Bay Pities Hos­ pital. 81. Pelersburp, Kls. M cReynolds Drug Co $1.20 Sal Hupatica........................... 11.06 60c Sal Hcpatica.......... ..................53c 30c Sul Hcpatica....................-........27c 51.25 Croonuilsion............................ $1.09 75c Pepsodent Anti-Septic..............69c 50c Pepsodent Anti-Septic...........—.43c 25c Pepsodent Anti-Septic...............22c •10c Squibhs Milk of Magnesia....... 29c 25c Squibhs Milk of Magnesia........ 19c 60c Syrup of Figs............................. 53c 75c Norwich Milk of Magnesia........ 59c ^Oo-Nopvich Milk of Magnesia........ 39c 50c Teck Tooth Brushes (.1 & ,!)... 39c 50c Prophylactic Tooth Hriishes.... 39c 50c Rubbing Alcohol Compound ... 29c MODESS KOTEX 19c M O ST B R A N D S Cigarettes 2 For 25c WATT OCT8 COURT POST TIIOMA8 VILI.K. Iin., Nov |s. Ilnrsell Watt of llils rlly, ha* h'jen named deputy rlerk of llie TUomaavltlo P M il.l Federal - Coiat, with hradipmilet* In lids 1 eltyAlt has been iinoonnroil. Mr. W nyllhe onlli of ..(fire at the pre-rlil’’ Irrin of the court The 1 appointment ramn I h r o n l h : George P. Whit" of Macon, clerk Mrs. Ada Mundnrff m lrrtalncd „f tt,„ court. FERNvI'AtK 100 N O RW ICH A S P IR IN TABLETS 39c 11KST SO D A F O U N T A IN S E R V IC E IN S A N F O R D Sunftm l A v r, f t G e n e v a S I. P h o n e 852 8 .C 7 , S' 3 % \ 8s H P e y til 1 n g f i Z , ""s • i f| <&< : t. \ rp lo re n c e C a b in e t H e a t e r P IC T U R E D A B O V E la th e G ia n t B u r n e r nil P o rcelain c a b in e t- h e a t e r now o n d is ­ play a t M a th e r F u r n itu r e SAVING M O N £ V MfANS <MEAT£R VALUEHERE? P A L M Y D A Y S A R K G O k I for New York racketeer* Im M i Prosecutor Thomas Dewey, recently elected U tilrltt attorney for Uia metro noils. The r a m busier la shown here hrlplnr hlmaclf to a banana In Bermuda where h« rested after a strenuous campalfn and prepared to taka aver his n W Job January L________ PICTURE FRAMING M U i f t t l i t u # v ia In our framlne department « e carry an eslrnslre *•lerllnn of high quality mmildbiRH. We frame anything from a mlnlslure In a lapeslry. W1EB0LDT STUDIO p u r r u i i B n a t L K h 'r l . 'i h c la te a t a d d itio n to a famoii.u lino. S ec it now on d isp lay Table Top Oil Range firttioH in mU br«iqodbiy liiM at low er rtuta.___ Plant Vegetables Nou) THI “GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE” * 119 MAONOLMrAVKr -» | v r j 4J . , * *«. PHONE 12 a iiiu miiTMi ru iiim a n a u iin # From lhi** fUtniatlcMii (O H M i i •««v*ln* tfn iltc of tb* world • la* ft rubbers Montf idirtl htrt Bad in manafartariDi and dimiliMlIoa rbiKU here. MATHER FURNITURECO TOY 01; R -10c COUNTER ion STATE MARKET 11ENUY A. RUSSELL SEED CO (DIAUB) “ B u r p e t^ y S te d * f i n r 100 W. F IR S T ST. PHONE U THAT’S WHY YOO CET MORE FOR * YOUR M O N E Y IN > F IR E S T O N E -^ STANDARD TIRES glass . Mir r o r s MAGNOLIA PHARMACY H A N FO R D ’S N E W E S T DRUG S T O R E 8 \. Higunll* T E L E P H O N E 2fi3 1'iir Your 8K V B * i&k Q U lC jJ J •nm«2 R sta n d a rd p a in t s QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof , Products' I efM r .V4 fire s to n e cotton supplies at th eir sources, nianutacturcs w o n g reater efficiency end distributes at low er cost. Ikcau se o f tlieic econom ies — 4.5020 4 4 . 7 0 4.50-21 9 . 0 J 4.75-19 f . J 5 5.25-1(1 1 1 * 4 0 4.7S-19 1 1 . 7 * 5JMVI7 9 4 . 4 0 5J1-III 1 4 * 1 * Y O U G ET EX TR A PR O TEC TIO N A G A IN S T B L O W O U T S — eight *«tra pounds o f ru b b er are ad d ed to every 100 pounds of cord bylhc.Vircstone patented Cium-Dipping process. 11/ th is process every liber o f every cord In every ply iv saturated w ith liq u id rubber. T h is counteracts dangerous in tern sl frictio n and heal that o rd in arily cause blowout*. I1NTINKL 4.40-21 4 5 .* * 4.75-19 4 4 * 7 0 4.5020 4 . 0 4 5.00-197 < M 4.50214 . 4 4 5.25-HI Y O U G E T EX T R A PR O TEC TIO N A G A IN ST P U N C T U R E S — because under the tread arc tw o cstra layers of G um -D ipped cords. ?< r**tone Y O U G E T E X T R A P R O T EC T IO N A G A IN S T SK ID D IN G — because the trrs d is scientifically designed. Y O U G E T L O N G E R N O N -S K ID M ILEA G E-hecau se of the catra lough, long-w earing tread. Make your car tire-tafe now fo r fall and w inter d ritin g . Jo in tho Firestone SAVB A LIFE C am paign today by equipping your car w ith a a rt o f new Firestone Standard T ires — today’s top ? frt$ fo n e 4.40-21 4 4 * 4 1 II4.75-19 4 4 . 4 7 4.50-11 4 . 0 4 ||3 0 0 H C X 4 . * t l i c h Mru(*. Cosmetic*, I’atrnt Medicine*. l*re*rriptlon«. Ifwpital Hupplie*, - etc. M aybe I ’ll havePfDVRMACY Morris Hehnrlder, Proprietor to co m e to i t 9’ ttegl.terssl llr u tl i.l B A T T E R IE S DO YOU KNOW T H A T last year highw ay accid rn ti coil the lives of m ore than 1 4,000 m a n , w s m i n a n t i c h ild re n ? T h a i a million mara w v e injured? T H A T m o'rt than 4 0 ,0 0 0 a f 4 h a ta d e a th s a n d tn iu iie s w rrr caused directly by punctures, blowouts a n d skidding duo to smooth, w a r n , w n s a fa tire s? University of Florida fired uala 8 m a ll Do*"* Alkll ii tmim M if*m0<o#«t Itm M 9Hl« AfW(*tr Idotlb pay m en t E i(f T ar^ “ i| i *Im i 1H have tomeoaa to Kira him « Schick for a Chriatnuta gift. 'Hu n he win oerar again fusa with lather; broth, pow* T dor or lotiooa; Never happy Schick ahara ba on Christmas morning, ataurlhg him a "m arry Christmas an d a- happy, New Y«*r” P W« will almw you the JO/NTHF f » i W r y ? e s y j t o n ____ . e S C H I C K § SHAVER n 't MAGNOLIA AVE \ * �flu BAffroro mHAiff. RAnWftH. BAYS YOU JBEEN TINY TIM? ■SK ute W.u. w k W r frm « h k i IImi of l i r k M . « , . nf tb'e 1h M M j t iw4.iL ^lmh.d.A-*:. mi MUrr . acxtttaniK**, man* Into trt|rh no *'rpUo* U twr*m- tw n lIon* UrtorlM and dump*. *Ulv M u p«i)firato * l(ti6Mt tMJffbl#' i over Urp camp* and airfield*, and pton of lli' m ltiurj a b tW tto i, U hanf>*d, ha*# twrt* menufaettftf ng W it Jun wr«i <it th» Poll*h-0 eptklii Three ar*'M an teraaUtnal fr*nti*rt rtpecliOJy MH«r. oini'»*iii' l ‘i«n«n. A*oth*r firing U brwbthl are restricted. Where not to Or l k r « *nm U In rrwchoeto*hi|a, la a prohtem, Ocmmerdal plane* o u t of PH'on. Britain |> romper* t|T«lr M * *r* ***»«**« a m n infriiMIBhal M the mnlMnt of m oU U on. o» front Iaka la narrow "air lao**." Vlalior* from IK* tfarial. Sate* tt‘a a natural coa**«**ne#— thlt kind m m 1+oohOr ***'«* all tpaaa earlal traffic ra ta* ■of bevel l a i n nod two o lW >drts' •pent an fttltoat»4 WMO/MW la prohibited tiM i trip* to Bermuda darta* lb* tk n a r w i d Europe wb«r* eui- Worn tl*t*d pfelon ran* blah add wb*rl mtH-i Over which alnfrnfl might hot t/ONDON, Nor. t».—Of)—*TBk ta rr M t n t i moat be **f.guarded J bidden ■oner' nr* lb* arU tor'e from aerial pbatogrepbp. b m n b o o hi karop* todap, tad . M(1|larr plana* pclle* thWa wo* to tb* &-*o»*r»**br! Bach Oround crewe w|tb hlgh-pow*r*d eoentry now baa tU lift of area* «!»»>«» -electric a r t * to rioted to OrdlBtrr ftp Inf—Ui tba peala«4 rt**KI*a tncled* baarp t>en»Itr, la torn* caeca, of b*lna rtnee—and Imprisonment. ■ And erletore gs tdlae N | of thatt wap, In M*ktnf a deetlaaOea, u *«*u thee* enhdWte* anna. fwU ddei Z«B«I Tbrnoflt Ear ope tt* ^led broMw* Arih Factorial AndMBhy O th er Fortt, it n i l * a a i IliKt* U t oatj 25c A W E E K BAUER ADIO SE R V IC E “ Aek Tear Neighbor* W. 14. P hone 29 A r « i i Restricted We are happy to announce the addition to our staff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer who is a factory trained lubrication export GOTT’S GULF sfettVlcK&+Aftt>r< ir**r pda a< hew eeweee the restriction* on fir tad ban* become. Tb* rreadb frontier la Marked with ftfr btddaq *>ne« fnotabtp the foams* B ailaot lie* of foptmcation*) Onlp three b*rfow paw * * |w , in parti onlp Jour mtlee wida. a r t open to plane* along lb* m atUaa ad rreweb-OfT*»*n border. The Prench-ttatUn border atao la heavily reel picted to avlatlpn, I t anllrety Mocked off. The boandatV Una with I pat* i* tdaead otwpi few a tbrwemti. •tt«Ub at the waatara and and * atU* bnd-a half strati* at the CMtrai and B u tara Kurop* baa become a Jigsaw pdeela f*r tb* a r u t or. Net e*tp nuet pa watch Mi map* with tbalr "Marked o u r areas but bntlatln hoard* a* wwg far datip an r 6 s l c t t e n h e a d 5, di ll ttkAba. t Xo», noenoiment* of -ertn terr and CARD*. cNvkLOFbb, ftfp tc k rb itfcb , ktfa ahtl-*d*cpati practice." The C»*ch, natUUtla*. Tefo»1»» and kalian hoi dat a are tloeed ta caaual flpter and ktlator* map cr*«i iKaaa border* onlp at hldlcatad place*. Along tba Catch and J iu ia r la n border* »ti*tor* Hk*t keep within * fivekilometer l»n*; bloag Ttd**Ut PHONE J a A AS PICTURED Very heavy, p o r c e l a i n enameled cabinet. The quality obtainable In d r colaling b e a te n . Alao a fine Hite of wood banting circulator* keroeene heater*. and MATHER Sentinote Printing Co. Furniture Co PRO NE m 119 MAGNOLIA AVE. TO F0R ete Lunch ** h ’®*' * hat of dellrlnun aandwlche* panlrieN. . . Meet your friend* at Si* A L t PRESCItllUTONS A U T U f f u i| l v — PHONE tW % LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW SMALL DOWN PAYMENT ***** EASY fERM& 't’bg More”Pbwcr Spraye An d IN YOUR OWN FIELD w it h y o u r o w n d r iv e r Also some hnryirain* In used TRACTOR SIIPRAYERS SA bfofJ M achine C ‘ TELEPHONE 62 rtiiUJo ox T HAY... |U PER TON CottonSeed Meal V ' (A N Y RfUANTITT) I stock of VeffeteiMe Seeds Terms The Countesrf �% • ; ■'.O . ^",1. ‘ : t . ffa W & .'T T x - .r r r f ’ *'* ' > ‘ <1 ■*’ *■ i A i <y i 1 - /. m m -.•ib. a » , * r A. « f i t t D X t , NOVEMBER 11, 1 * 7 PAGE NINE TOMATOES OtINQ SHIAPID to ftttfOf* * C k. _f Theatrical A gent Black Or whlta ***t a wrwnaa off to better advantage. ittuo in anjr aba do la aoreflr*- Oroan la a haiard among atrangrra, for too Btaay mm d l.llk. ti­ ll gou warn' to appear fragile and appealing, » « r a d m * hall a alao too larca. Don’t wear ahoe* too *malt Ton can’t fa l them email enough la change the’ appearance ol your tool] they will only ntaka you Unhappy and lll aleaar Wear something glittery — a aegalaa Jacket or beaded halt. An audience or group la Ilka a baby, W h a t e , r r ria a b e a c a t c h * . owned It, with .FOOT bead hfld proudly and high. That mean* an air ol *elf-pue.ee* lou, hat Jot ol tnobblahnaaa. Walk .lowly and (rocefally. 11 you don’t know he*. Inara oy walking around a room and ap and dawn atmlra' ta~lawclt4 a hook oa year Hand. OwrVo gad Dietrich dM It, ae yon ahould be willing. Pawn* an h u ta at al the door. g i | your aaan n ja and then go directly to eoma apot. N rter 't-tiH-t t t m e f c Nor. i». m I a «U r«utitj Winter ,jge MA'o rr*»p In n®« bring hurreil *4, two carload. haring itona rarv arf. WhlU tha Hood r*lM of l » i month wilt rr'dace Ike normal prndoctlnn mmildrrahlr. It la rattnatad that IH to M lir a will b» .hipped during the Operation. eta e i per led to a lo w a d erid ed pickup thla Wfak and , luu-rM tlug abonld h a h * 'l un d er w ay, a fte r a n o th a r weak. HarwaatlnC «l the cucumbat crop la alao erbfduled |o atari thla weak. A aoaaon ahlpmant ol "roa»d I I earn la eighclad. SWANS DOWN OR MAXWELL HOUSE d M M W iift Tires—Batteries IHantdHrlvtrig Ob Eaay Paym ent Plan Ttmkfet now Coffee AS LOW AS WHITE M AIN E'OR LONG ISLAND DOWN SEE US FOR TOUR ML OIL. LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK SPECIALS FOR TR URSDAY, FRIDAY A N D S A W i RDAT O F THIS WEEK Scratch LARGE 10# Lbs.___ $l.on 50 Lhs... P R O N K ST - 25 Lbs... 60C CAMBRIDGE SOI N . P A R K GLASS LARGE STOCK NOW ON DISPLAY NO DELIVERY OR CHARGES AT THESE PRICES CASH AND CARRY ONLY 5c BLACK PEPPER 3 For 5c OIL SARDINES 3 For 5c POTTED HAM , 3-F6r 5c SALT 3 For" PECANS-STEWARTS FRATCHERS—SCHLY’S 3 POUNDS SIN GLE PO U N D KELIiOGGR Candlelight and Rdfte Point Stem Ware. CohSblP Rets. Candle Sticks. Candelabra. Eperghe. Table Decorations RICH QUALITY PHEMIUM CORN 4 LOW PRICES FEED & SUPPLY CO Bldg. Ph« 4 LB. CARTON SW IFT S Sakford, Florida 112 PARK AVENUE Jew el Lard GA. WATER GROUND C O R N M EAL HUNISM ! H a n tb if ;<iulpment Ight Now! EQUIPMENT TO MAKE YOUR FALL HUNTING BETTER Rubber Boota Pportumaa Style K r.lhrrw eight rhB hanting bcbbod fin hare again and It m (late to get the equipment lit khape. You'll need ahcUa and generml equlgateat ee come to the eportaeian'a store and aec the hunting dkpU y. Yogi’ll find the thing* you need and • t a lower cost toot Bed Rose Self-Rising Flour GUARANTEE!) TO PLEASE 20 lbs.67c 10 lb$k 5 lbs. 23c 10c Safety Matches 2 Boxes 15c 1 Oysters4 0Fresh Baltimore Large Size ?»g H unting Vesta llrary K h ak L thla week al Special ' GUNS All Mahan, gtyha, aw Hunting, Coal* Carduroy ratl.r, witar* praaf Jack material. —SHELLS— ■ ________^ t \ P u _________________ . _• • i • » f #. - YOUR CHOICE 14 OZ. CATSliP BEECH NUT SNIDER'S BLUE LABEL We Have Everything In Fruit Cake Material YOUNG-PIG-PORK We Buy Chickens and Eggs All Farm Produce •Beef Beat tirade Ga. Com Fed Beef Steaks Lb. 19 c to 3 3 c Roasts Lb. 15c to 2 5 c TRIMMED HAMS Lb.*a *W».a.«e . __ ___ 20C VIED SHOULDER Lb. 19 c AUMeatStew. • Lb. ed Sides To Roast Lb. 19c Ground Beef No Fat Lb. -2#C Lb. izt BONES Fattened On Corn, Peanuts $1.10—|L25 ' m____________ • �X ' tv«i ' .7! v-i ** "4• -V,. THE flANPORDHttALD, 8ANPP1P, PLOPPA S i... .1 1 lFW W W l t » ' » i - . . i H .JJ IJI fcg GO TO JA IL —>£ WITffMUSIC TEMPERATURE To' Um accompaniment of banjo. and guitar., >5 ■iriklng feendry workor* mad* iholr ealtt Hn# alth Utalr ibigtng la the county JaQ at Cleveland, T*nn. They' voluntarily want to >11 rather than make bacyla on centempt of court citation* for alleged viola lion i of an Injunction by lha foundry employing them. Tba boy* ara ahown tuning up for a tuna. HMIfAii.mjl VarmYou H u tto gar! turn. You aVaya anJoy tba cottatant warmth that Ur moat comfortable to you. CooMstfug of a wall Utarmoatat, an oil valva and • tranafortnar, thlt extra equipment la aa easy to laatall aa an ordinary doorbell. No watching or ad> Juedng la required. Aak about thin n*w convenient feature today! FLORSHEIM SHOES At I'M'AI. wn WI1X II * v It A noon arrPLv. o r Tim r iv y r r y ttr n u r a « t T ru n t i RMnra lo rn i i k m a m i To n rnH tot'M T it i t k i u i m u m vai.ll AT A M U R MVKHV. OAK CA.V A f. I' o n li -Ann ■I '* ' B i n n*» NKrOR'3 I O I MW." ' Independent-TicrncOwned aid BUTTER '• ■ 'e f lS H GROCER' AND MEAT M A R IT TOO PAID A DOLLAR A POUND YOU COULDN'T BUT BWTEB COFKKlt COFFEE BEST GRADE M ONARCH POUND 5P O U N D S 25c FREE AS HAS BEEN OUB CUSTOM IN THE YEARS G O ^ BY WE W1IX GIYK AWAY A BIQ PAT JUICY, TENDER. TURKEY, FOR SOME ONE'S THANKSGIVING DINNER. SPECIAL THIS SALE POUND - 24c Cranberry Sauce 2 for HO. IM CAM* I'Al.lrONMIA PEACHES PEAS 3 Cans 2SC CORN 2 Cans. 15c Armour’s. Star S A ® *R A U T 10C CHILI 2 for.:..,.19c Fniit Cocktail 2 Cans 2SC BRAINS .... 15c HOMINY 10c Vai. Sausage.....9c C. B. Hash I ^ ^ . T O T J j q ) Df OTHER 15c New Fruit Cake Goodies GLACE CHERRIES lb. 43c GLACE PINEAPPLE lb. 39c Cfyron, Lemon* Orange lb, 33c, Bulk PITTED DATES lb. 19c HAMS lb,, 25c Bananas LOINS lb^ 25c 3 Lbs. 10c SHOULDER lb. LETTUCE » BACKBONE lb. u i n a irmUMm 2 For 15c Lb. IOC ALL KINDS'NEW NUTS avow wMira Cauliflower Rutabagas tfa Lb. nvt.it n a m r i or CARROTS 2 Lbs. F UA. non awrarr IHAMU Potatoes 10 Lbs. 17c PAMCT YRCItl.QW . ONIONS HAMS Date * Nut Bread Lb. Mince Meat ft ' m r S O M E TH IN G ’ U N U SU A L A N D D E U C » y 8 JAKtHO Potatoes 4 Lbs. 15c SAUSAGE Lb. U 3 Lbs. 1R f Stew 2 4 POUND OP A M LB . BAG BREAD ROUTH’S, MERITA, . WARD'S, CBOV, BELL Johnnie Aldarauii, M gr. Meat Potatoes 10 Lbs* 17c C% f— CRANBERRIES. CELERY, 00003 HUNTERf s >POSITION TO 0 9 flUBPLUR CAM* 15c �nv.yS’Fr Wh :A r \‘ “ JrSf 1 7*-*' ; W' . ■‘ if ' * A’*1* 1 t e Baafori In The Onty'Trnlr*] rltt City Affartta* Rail, Illthwnj; And Water Trmiwpartalton RhftBtr A m Net SANFORD, FLORIDA. SA1 , NOVEMBER SO. 1037 Civic Organizations'^08* I* Seen Unite In Tribute Toj9ver ™ entr.a* Dr, E. D. BrownIee!A rK“X<™8kl Cold Wave Sweeps On Presbyterian P a s t o r Concludes 25 Years Of Service To Com­ munity And Church Established In 1008 i d I* J l I ■M NUMBER 1W ■Jl 15 Japs Seize.,, Keystone City Without Fight RECORD SMASHING THUNDERBOLT Seizure Called M o s t AmazingCapture In Annals Of Warfare?- n ’L * r Not A Shot Fired a * To South And. East. Bringing Freezing Weather To Florida By A a M liM P p. 'y~M % Mort Pratt And Member Aawdatcd VOLUME XXVI r •m • -3 ii A cold » n r moved eastward *rr<>«* northern Florida, h rlrt IrR rhlltlrig wla<1» and a pt«dirt inn nf hlllln* tmat. Tha Weather Bureau (urn t i l . tem­ In this aleak looking, powerfnily built raring monstvr. I'apt. George Byit on of Km; Inml brvrred oyer Ihe flat, at llonAevllIe, Utah, perature on low u* t t tu IS deSrrr* In the northern (»rt of yrnterday ,1 c net a new world’* record of 311.43 mile* per hour. the ptnlr tonight nnd wStwod that killing trust may extend aa ! far ilown Inin lha penln—ln aa c it y n e w s b r ie f s I Ihr upper ari-ilona of ihe'R verS H A N G H A I, N o v . 20.— ! (ladrs. ] T w elv e local cltfic a n d n-ll(A P )— A J a p a n (** krm y. I'enaarola and th« extrema bgtou* onranlistlonw Joined tioplhwr.t of Florida eipertonred sp o k e sm an sa id IB JspgnosO ^todajr In trib u tes to Dr. K- ft? j a raid waya laat nlaht. Jackaon so ld iers tender a seco n d lie u ­ I). Brownlee, pastor of the I yItlf. Central Florida and arm te n a n t c a p tu re d 8oocho«, th * the area around U U Okeerho F ir s t Preshyterian Church, k e y s to n e o f C h in a 's "H Indan* bee warn warned !0 expect aa h e nears th e 25th m lle| _ The Banfonl Rotary Club will b u n r L in e ” w ith o u t f ir in g * i j • ...... ,i|,„ Unti.l much raider weather Innlrht and hold it. regular luncheon Monday p«*t o f his service to m s ln s le s h o t H e added th o 1tral Err.byterian Benevolent. Uh,orlnw morning. at Ihe ValJte Hotel at 12:lb WAS On erasure* hip In Florida. l— f o r d . It was on Jnn, Jnn. 1,. l1»I*1 u.,u |. *1T rrasuraahlp HwMi. ar-* anil h**‘ it wai ,tlr |trlt tinri] rre*** fall o f th o c ity w a s " o n e o t o'clock. th a t Dr. Brownlee took over, .erred a* chairman tif the Hymid'e 0( tlm year ami it nipped *lhe th o m o s t a m a iln g c a p tu r e # * . bf *ny Important elty In all ‘b* i v . v^aetnratn of the local OnminMe* of Stewardship. Ihe- .milliem stair* from Tex** lo R.ten.lve prr|iarat|ona far wha> Violator* of 1‘lty Ordinance* The City Oommlaalon 1* now Cowaervatlon of the f o m ti of CoMmltte* of RrllgU>u« th« Atlantic ^ 1 rhtireh HyttmTu Cowmlttfe uNboapI Elio* annals of war.** will I k > tried before City Judge In ■ ■ poalilon to adjual alt de mill « n» » a rtlnyf.r nirrrinr of; di , ,»,«! all. The spokesman aald thrra w ai lST ^m taota Cotinty Hone* «»'» over . h r npp*r Hlaat—Ip I* expected to be Ihe Urgent ana Ftnrkla through a more economical Frank Lr Milter In a ae.alon of llid llnquonl cllr la.a* and ipoclal _ ----,-T ” . re»nln-i Synod's Young IVnplc'a| pi valley southward lo Bl. *on alnce the openlnc of the Ran' Dlllltallon of Umber In Ihe ran no real Chinese reaWanra »* Commissioner* ■“°P hlJ futrrrw iee. and a member uf Ihe u>„l. and Mat ward t<> New York, ford Stale Farmer'* Wholetala ■iructlon of ronlainrra In which Municipal Court Monday atii-rnnofl. aaaeaamenta prior lo 1(33, City Roochow. Jle aald the- main Jap* ------* | Clerk Frank B. U m ion atated aneaa force, eipectlng a flefr* rompletatlj y** -untlr-i Aaaetnbly’* Committee of j Light mow, fell a* far aonlh Market are nearly lorkla grown produce U .hipped The City Comini.tlon will hold till* morning. -voluad ' X m l Kvangaltou, | ,* Atl.nla. The he.vle,, fall in acrordlnc <o J. IS- Mirheal, mane* battle, was" amated to meet «*tlf market, w a. Ihe principal topic their regular aeml-monlhly tneel In ■ apectol moetlng of the ■mall groupa of apparently data# -, ta5 Mayor Wward During hia pa.tiiraU.hrn>, the the South waa fire Inrhea at yer of the market. ing In the City Hall Monday night Commthlonera laat klgkt a • mission. tnreWgh . ! tntmberaklp of the (lurch haa Flattop. W. Va. Although the *ra»«n la Juab of dlM-uulon at the reguUr meet soldiers. formula fnr adjuatlag delinquent H lfflna. aa p w ard 'I crown from 135 to * 0,while The Weather Bureau pre Ix-cinulnc buyer* are brgInning btg of ^he Beininolc County Agrl at 7:30 o'clock. He aald the f»v* Chin**# W * late* waa adopted by tb# Comcton Ct Dr. Bro t moro ,h»n1>IB* |M>raon« have dlrtod fair and raider, with a to patronlie the market n-cularf culture AuocUtlon, (<u* Schmah, dlera In sight were lolling abort inl**loni-r* who annoaaoed that and made no effort to atop to# ? b*** J?Up%*n u , urdi'i'd unl,r<l k ith the rliurch durlnc. rold ware In tha central portion allhouch there la only a ami midr-nt, atatrd ye.ienUy a f te r they hid organlted Ibrmaelraa Japanese. When tb* Japan*** f i s t Initroenon T. w >, . h . J thla |ierlui, A m w ehurch ha*: tmilftht, and temperaturea 13 to amount of lorally crown produi ioon. a* n Itoltnqm-nt Tag Adjuatlag waa unfurled, ho added, the Chbt* ^ a J E S ^ V ' l S S t b“ '" bM l .. ........ f‘"- “ l * « *«r**»> k ith kllllns froi. -n brought In for *ale at prraenl, K The tremendou. waate Incurred Ihtaril and tkat all application* #e# toft tb* elty. He Otkart nw t ..f MM*). „ well . . th . ealremo north, about free.- waa pointed oul through the rorutrucUon of tho would be given Immadlpt* coa- the Chinee* looked tired oul In Vrder that lha operation nf ^ ^ r " LhUh » r . paitor « 1 U* | . t fH.Ooi, on which Ins front In the central portion, ■hleratlon by tb* Board. Ire market may be handled m ot. II*?'7 ™ 1 -2 ™ >. ^v T 'L h. j ? ^ . Ihe he more .''.'“ I . I hungry, qoaHar c l » o * ,nty " »tualt amoiuii „f Indebtedand poaalbty fpott In the murkbare, wera^thp Ban.inole r.mnty ^ Tha Comml ii Ion art, hereto­ lends nf the Oheerhohee reslon: In N enktnr the Chine*# to*” Chamber of Commerce, the Wo j ,f(|t fore, bav* pn*Ironed lb* adopeminent formally antmwneod the ” m . v ,v . Atnerie.n I j-iriiuf t " " A" f°ktlu; ri-mdutlun ram- Sunday fair, raoUntied raid. Ri1t|on of a formula ror »UJniUng removal of th* natloe*a capital w S ^ u ^ r^ e mlo... tremo nii||l)wn»l Florida; fair , (he 'Efwanle ........ m ' tote* an allln r a dectalen of the from here to Chungking bt S sm •'*«*« >r* ' Mr' SthB“ h i*l by lh<> Hemioule tkiunty and colderf^if, east pork on. tem­ tlona applying mainly lo traffia adding that at tha praaent time Cham ber'of Commerce, lha Idonrhwan province aa Japan1* legleok Cuiunilaalun ami signed ty all five perature n»«rtns i t decree*. 31 at the market which will become better material* were u»ed In there rawh, tha Mlnlataiial AaaoeUtHi-i. inrmbt ra of the lo s t decree* on roaat, froet effective today. > ' .turyad toward this efly th war* burntil afth e Rotary Club, and tha colore I linina, 5|V“a (J. All automobUea mual h* parked tonlrht- Cundey fair e^ t ran thr** gape In tha reached the mar itk iw r m f * on tha aao*-; T o u c h d o w M .T o Q m f e - ,* ^ ,^ ^ ^ kd Ifl tha 'building ■on*lrurted fenre with. t... -r —^ la Uai are yapected to ^ o a e l a r k ibhnwAt«|u»»t>»^3 u t^ I N e lk t »tM ' f Him‘ lbuint itz 'rram* .4,f • County RT. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 20.—. ""* ion of dealer'* vehicle* wpirh mpy any yearn‘ be parkrd at Ihcir aialti. I ’,.. C.wrh llfll F rarn r.N HI. A uguf S '* * , , P' '}*TnAJ ‘n j . Member, of tho aa.orlttlon ‘v b t i u . . . I . n it r Truck* mu.l W, parked on the "!*' * nr“ «b‘ “ “ Went dn record ae.oppoaed In Ihe line Null*!* pulled a .urprl*.- on truck parking lot located on th* n Ttominob- High School eleven f ” ®* . ' . . J " L „ ^ S S S tV iS S l! & l f f i f S S ^ U f ' 1i V f r n (.the ’f ,t\Mm Tho ,|t. Rev. I’harlr* nuyttef bad-.pproved Gto Art n Miw-. (locrRla DIoMaon Nlthol* norlh aide of the market platffritl. tie* of the Wat of tha S tale', tint- 1**1 nigh, and led by U rry TutHIT p e rn o r thy «hi|rt;lived container, rolrmorn, who ha. spent (^taraton UnlWralty ^ raoim po^ly .rryed .eid M’n. K7, died at her home In Geneva Duyera truck, enter the market ten raineil 20 .» 7 vl.tory over U V i , t m. “ J T , g. ___ to r^c^lvD ftprllmllons for 111® year* of hto mlntotry In Cub^ Be minery. Tbm bon »• J;^ u y )i,au » liin tlio.pmt twenty-five nl 3:00 o'clock yealerday afternoon ground* free unlew bringing' mer- when a container of a much infer­ twenty S ef Doctor of Dhrtnlty wu« | ru I. ; nml ' h; . aal* Of It.0 To* C e rtin r.tr. at rhamliar to ■•-II; in thla rake they ior ■; quality r - 1 could be ron.trueleil . f»ll<'wlnc ■ llnyerinc illnr**. Feld la*t night in. the Melent „ pub||(J , ucUl>|) . |)(, ll>Kl prolj ami I'unrto Hlra, will preach.hi" on film by DavM.mt pay the regular per load fee. k h k h would « tv e a . UUafae orIhe Duly -Cross Rplaropal Church Mr*. M ahtnon haa lived In "W/IEREAB, llirnughout that Collate In 1031, and al*o by flol»# nn* ti it * ■ »r»rk , who , l»M J , „ n«*l wwk ho would begin lonmrriiw at ll:iio uVlock, me*-., Tfanaferring load, from o n . W • n d ,th ,r»b» conserve Ihe high- C Tiittrn Gi-neva for the paat 27 year* and Mulld * . tUn i-ntlru |teriod of lime, the aervlee Una Oollec* In tha earns year. rofiling In an announcement lo t ,,rr,n,nr"1 taken the h.rkfh-ld rule of the I* ihe widow of Jaip er Nlrholaon truck to another may be don. only!•*' . ' “" . . X u l , » -h i .i Ha wsa ordained a Preehytenun of Or- IIHOWNr.KK haa been ef why prereeded her In death 00 on the truck patklng lotmade today by Ilia Bov. Marti* j***?! . . . . , former Hobble Johnaon, *rore.l t,ou,l,r •0,U , l wblcU mb]taler on Hay 23. 1007 alllt b e th .-fo r «•*-! In uur rammunlly; have been hel,l up by order of tlrarn, pallor of the church, All merrhandLe entering th* At the proeent Urn* appro.lyear* era. two of the St. Auguallne lnurh- I bn Court. sarvad for s white a* field ec-v, n" tllaliop Cnlomoro . la not only P *^"1 * • She w-a* born In Richland. G a, market for aal* will be charged tlown* nnd paved way fur the retary In Ceorcla for I ho S ty "WMKRKAM, hi- Im*. Uirouith nf |h» fart lhal pro- qualllled to e|>eek on fuerto *b« ™‘»» »• «•'» other with revrral ne,l Jaunt* ^ In view Auy. 21, 18(10 and wa* oldeal mem- a per load fee at the gate, ptovld- bro“«b‘ h^ 0fH Agriculture Aeauriadenta Hlaalonary Aaauclatlon, la t-,hl» “ ff“, u > bolpnl build Ihr ram- . . _ n .m l.t chun-h ing that »uch inerrhandia* doea'.f*™*^; and uaing h i. right hand lo tllog! I M r am, Cou' ly 4l Illra but ho l« b forceful rxar bacomtac paalor of th.- n.e-k •"••"lly ami make It , tH-tfr place|U ^ ° / h p |M thureh ponent of ihe t'hrlatlan faith She* I* aurrlved two Z u g h '' n 3 belong’ ,. a dealer on the mar- ' * * * • * • * f i g r g * ^ a number of pa.ae.i ll.iti were . Il„mtn. l ro., .Um receive Sprint* Preebyterian Chun-h o ft1" •“ llvs who In reality haa -hulldrd foe ’OHF IIF IT M**Troy Proctor, and Mr*, jket or I* de.tlned directly to a .. . . . . . .. deadly lo Ihe Fed d«-fen»e. Dur | „ ■ •1aiia(ariory“ adjuitinrnl on Atlanta, da. Shortly after eomlnrr’ “^IkW I'llKIIKFOItK Ihe Ihe llt-v, Bram stated. the h |lo«rd of Ne'tlo Tlllia of Sanford and Iwo dealer on the market. In which ca.e tain, email knot, it I* thrown on Ing the evenhig, ' Totten' gained| , 1,-iinquaai city laxe* and aperlal ta Sanford In 1011, he m arried,nKSOl.VRI), that tra.h heap. '« The \Ve»l Indies, |i waa pointa total of !!l^,)nhl* *galn*i tho , * of Semin- . It0 d‘" C“ ' ^1 1 la* Lillian Gibaon of thla rMy. | ‘ ;'un«y Oomml*almiei. .... . • M i-iiom li, -Mr- Ijtnuion Inti rd out, Drat received Kptocopal Mia* Oalren, at*o a dealer', .tall, I J*' in* £ rr “,onf u tr! rugged Fed cloven, unite,| Dial inucli propfrly in In connection with hi* offfcUl ,,|r, toun,1V ,ln b*'reby!J J- NlchoUon of ...................... .. rerognillon r f ^ l n u m t e r rrf grand ch.I.lren M ri! There »iM » > * only b r a k lr ^ V r I b C r Tho Celery Foil* rented flr*t Hanford would prolwbly b« re ­ Hlteullon In 1*03 and ha* now dktle* with the church. groan to Include 13.000 bap* Brownlee tnauguraM and ■i'i.ra .h lp of MR. K. H. **«» rrandch Wren. . . need In container, nude for all the In th a ‘ rgrly minute* of Ihe arc- turned In the tax roll* on nn Hied member* and fl.000 com* «nd period aa Morgan failed hark active tux paying hail*. egad the P m bytertan progrr»*lve IHUIttNLBB and commend him , 1,^™ ’! ^ '” BaplT"^ Church of will be on Ihe aouth aW# of the **b*r k1°rlda grawn product*, Inmualcant*. The Episcopal Church __ __ ami ahoi a tK-aullful 23 yard Mr. Lantaon ad t lard that all maintain* th*ra a hospital, U Hr. Bchmah atated,"(minting oulil brBV« ttorrell Forgtieon for (boss who dsalrti adjustment of dioreaan reJT room and thtoo ■ . H'*- ^> 8- ^ 7 Mr E lm *1 . him our ti-*l Li-*l wiahe* for many in view of there figure*, the a*t#nl‘ • touch,town and Forgo.on kicked Ihrlr Clly laxe* must flit oUL. •cbooto. and IB Ihran develop happy and pro*perou* c«ntinueil CUtSQY U K B RUGBY of lh . prwaent annual watte. i the extra point frnm placement. 1C—Waned — ascs fear) menli lllahup Cotemoro kg*; veir* later In the Geneva Cemetery. year* of aervlee,** (il.OUCKSTF.R, KNO; Not. SO ' TkU practice la not only a threat Tb« Mullet* canto bark and played an Important rot*. O. P. II^RNDOV, —bPl—Three clergymen am play'-to th* foreate of tha State, U r.| "P*"*! with a aen.atlonal ground BIGGIC8T RND Clerk of the Board I.AFAYETTE, I n d , Nov. 20,— Ing for the Otouceator ragby «Iub, gehmah aald, but alao revert* lo • U « b In wblch they wrnt right of County Cunimliiionera. (1P»—Bill Vergane, 240-pound right They are th e Rev. C. C. Tanner and the grower who mutt pay an **-| ‘brough the Hanford defente with TH* ettrhangiof rommmbit TR* *8c • ml of the Purdue eleven, la be­ the Rev E U Phllllpe. three-quar: tig, a ted I per rent additional fo r' **** • ,ul l0°b to the air aa If It Baa la what (a commonly (SEAL) WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-GPI -perfect coat* tatalAer" which were acheduM. A atatviurnt from Ihe City lieved In be Ihe torgeat wlngman tern, and tk* Rev. II. H. Hugh**, i m iknoww aa bu.intM, When llil* Murgenthau sal# serves only to attracUthe fancy of TuDcn started th* scoring of —Secretary la rapid, bualneaa I* CommUaiun, algned by Kdwa'il on u U. 8. major college team- a forward. llt.UEFIELD. W. Va.. Noe. 20. lb* buyers at the matket terndnus, tw0 touchdowns In rapid fashion Treasury agents, In synchronised lllggio* a* mayor, aald: -Since It aald U be good; when It la —(A*)—Fil»y-**vvn person* were aad cannot In any respect improve b® broke sway for 00 yard* raid* across th* country, had haa ruuip to ouy atlenllun that Dr. alew, boatneaa i* had. One of Uto quality of it* content*. I • n<* * * ' nailed on Lhe 24 yard unaahad a 17110,000 annual nar- Injured and an unidentified nagtw Ike greatest handicap* lo an ' K. 1>. Hruwnlre la now completing waa killed In ihe wreck* of tk* Tha Agricultural Association, ,ln*- Tutlrn then smaahed over coll* distribution ring. He added ihi* 2Mh year aa, pa.tor of the eMMoga of new rammodltie* Norfolk and Western patera get1 Hint preliminary report* showed M r Bchmah asserted, plans to take {“r lb* lolly and a pa** from ti ike difficulty af dUp«*lng -Flral I’re*bylrriaa Church In Bantrain a t a croailtTg over Uluettooo 17 Importers and large scale deal Itorum to falmer waa good for ford, we with lo r .p m u our approtb* tnit tot Ive in a campaign to r«ef weed good*. era in Illicit drugi.moil of them River week of Kero. Tho N*tlonal Unemployment lime Poal nine# employee* er* due* Ihe anormoua wait* which, lb* extra point. lb # automobile dealer can’t jrlalkai of Dr- Brownlee aa a Four cars, two of (hem bag­ operating through tha Hip Bing Tho rally for (lie second touch­ buatlr engaged la tabulating *hd HI lien nnd a* paalor here for I hear ha u ld , will not nnly ranterve ci-ntu* will Hoe# at midnight rbockiag tlm card, lor *l»cr*P *aU away new car* unit-** lie down rhmc when Captain Eugrne Chines* tong, were seised In tb# gage care and two passenger year*. Wo with for him many foftit* but will reault in a aavtog* roaches, rolled down the bank to flM a • buyer for th* rualora- morr yt-ai* of continued aervlee Innlght and all pef*nna *u **n' ancle* and If found lb* form* will McDaniel Intercepted * Hanford roundup. far th* grower*. ar’a eld car; a man In lh* In our inkl*|." ford and Bemmul* County who ha returned t*v lha rmrrler for Officials aald aelxurra made pro- the edge of tha river. Other p**a on the Fed SO yard line. At tb* mart Ing In Ih* High coaches fell over on their aid— n l l k n for a new radio or a For th* achaol* of Seminole arw unamployad or railtolly *u pareonal rau tart In order that School Thursday night Dr. R. W Tutlen then went over the double \ ioualy during Ihe course of a ala at tb* aid* of the track. Tk* J]d«f refrigerator ran hardly be employed abould katr* flllad out tha reneua may bo “complela months Investigation Indicated the Baprecbk both and Dr. W. B Hhlp* stripe In three quick play* and or tb* accident was not de­ M U tail*** aom* 'dbpoaUlun County, -Su|H-rlifte(i(l|nt lawton Ihe forma aud raturued them to and acrurata** narcotics handled by the syndicate causa •ak|: "No group could feel deeper pay, both member* of the Bureau ■he Mullets took tha lead. termined. t m be mad* of th* old one*; appreciation than the achoola,—Ihe lb* mall* hy that lima, H- J. -Th» reneua wilt ha aa com- ef Xatomology here, appeared be­ J a il before the float gun u d been bnpotud from Japan, • M a in who would like to papUi, teacher*, principal*, Irut- Iloiiy. local . poatamatar, eUtad plata and nrcarata *e a r#P«H fore tb* congregation of farmer* sounded, Itorum went off tackle I'tisto anJ F r/n.v N h# FW" healtatea be- Irea and »ii|terinlondent,—for the today. of that nature could ba,1* Me. expressed their desire to co­ for 14 yards and a touchdown the old one will .till generoi* rcolrilution Dr, Brown No more of th# form* will b* Holly elated wbaa ashed . If he la In every possible respect and also pained tn Leonard for U IM bbi hand*. lee ha* made to their auccgaa aad dlilrlhutad, Mr. Itolly aald, add believed tb* re**** would com­ their work fer the common good, tb* a ilra conversion point. -Via Ilet* could b*> added to happlnr** during Ihe paat quarter Ing they abould be filled out ply with lha I’reoidewfu deelre*. ' “L They welcomed those at tk* Banford mad* four flryl duani M M tnlM y, but tbla would Century. Kver ready to com# even and returned lo tha Foal Office* "I ballova that tkla raaaua I* meeting to their experiment at*- during the game while Ketterlmu* gala wa nothing. W hat U. lm> on briefr*t notice and take part In today, other# would he received nearly aa accarato aa If "<* t t * where they may secure first racked up a total of nton NABBAD, Bahama a. Nov. M.— ^ / D R I V E R S ' la far 'peogU to real’ chape! program* or other fane- for tabulation la Ih* aaumaralor pecaooally vlaHed N o d knowledge of ihrlr work. l/l*)— Tha e i tru ll on ot Georg? til Taeaday. ifk a mure rap- IIon* and alaraya abounding trf each of tk# peraona, Mr. Holly 11m gemination of officer* for and Willi* Dovslier, atntoncad Hr. Holly commended tk* farther a*##ri*d. of used good. aparkllng humor, literary know to bang for a allying during th* • sensing year which vs* achedwflP follow a quickened ledge and auund, wrrlou* advice, people of Bantofd who arw Mr. Holly hope* to get the •lad for the meeting wa* postponed disturbances at Great Inagua a f MW producla. Both pr. Brownie* never - fall* U make aeaklng work for the cooperation forme checked and tabntoted »° Island Iasi August, waa *at to­ tbs n**t regular session. Individual and the mer- a lading imprr.iion on tha aladant they have abowp m filling out that they may bo ret armed to day ' for Monday morning. Tk* Hand to gala, Mrs. J. Y . Owen, formerly of Duvaller* were convicted on body III* rorauiencrment addywna- and returning tk* forma- Dp to Waahlngton aa nooo a* poealblr Tho root*a I* purely voluntary Sanford, died Thursday evening Nov. | on rhargta of murdering ON THE RECORD beat way ta a peed up **, baccalaureate wrinoni, and lha preaaai lime, be aald. * large number of lb# card* kav# and to being conducted ao Ibat nl 'her homd in Savannah, tieJohn Man roc. a native employs chaaga uf need good, •perch** on »pedal oceaaloiu ana IE, Australia, Nee 20, Federal official* may have a Mrs. Ow*na and her husband nf tbo aalt work* owned by the lhafthty aatoemed af an importoat p art of been r*t*rnad. Ddrtag lha raaaaa tha earrtaiw “complete aad Brisbane man had hto lived her* about 40 year* ago at Krlckaao family of Bwampacott, warn U to ad- our filer* ry, cultural and to*pi ra­ on a phonograph record. which time ba waa employed a* Mass. In -th e alaaalfiad •*#*• tion* I education, and wa Wok fo r­ were instructed to give o a t la- of aaamptojrmaal throughout the nation. Through thla report they to dictating kia daalrea Chief Clerk of tho South Florida Munioo 4lod durinr tho riollsg af Tha laafo rd Herald, a ward with pleaaant antldpafiaa to formation regarding filling tb* r*t*t* ba baa glean Railroad Copany, that caused the British rommtoaf Ukl* medium will th* >«•torment of many a w * pock th# forma whenever poaalkla aad of certain relatives, Mr*. Owrn* waa a atoter of Mrs. etoner at Or—l Inagaa. two a BMM preeperlty for cccmalont during tha neat iw ec'v kt hto death <h* neord will K- W. Btilta of Banfurd and to members Bf tha Brlckaoa family five year*. Congralutottoaa aad maater filled out Ik* tkoao who cam* to him In the hearing of kit alao aQrvIvad by bar hutbaod In aad a score of other* to ft— to to Dr. E f t aad friend*. to C uba'la a gaall bodt, Savannah- Chinese Withdrew ired And Hungry City And County , Praise H ib Work C h u r c h Membership Grows From 155 To 65° In Years Plans Arc Madc Schmah Appeals! For Biggest YearjFor Conservation At Local M arket Of State Forests Delinquent Taxes To Be Adjusted By City Commission Michael Reports A11 Agricultural G r o u p Is Ready To Acoom H e a r s Discussion modate Farm Sales Of Crate Materials ^ormuln Is Adoptedln McctingLast Night; Two Trucks Bought >e( i* Capital Is Moved In­ land. 750 Miles To City Of Chungking 4 ‘ r V 'I : l. t»- * u» J E m .1 ;v v*t Celery Feds Lose To St. Augustine By 20 To 7 Score Vi A $ Led By Larry Tutten »iat„ Huprrm* court on tb* Saint* Score Three L JS K 2 Fuerto Rican Bishop . Will Preach H e ^ Mrs. G. D. Nicholnon, K- u 87, Dies In Geneva lCV*7 Advertise Old Goods And Help Business ;in "« M*"? or L T r ° ^ C°n,inuwl I Drufc Rings Smashed By Treasury Raids Fifty-Seven Injured In Wreck Of Train; Unemployment Census Will Close . At Mid-Night ^Tonight, Says Holly Duvaller Pair To Hang In Nassau Mrs. J. W. Owen, Dies In Savannah ■M. V g-y- . DAFFY f. � 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, November 19, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 19, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 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/047483c3182a4c87cfc69d0cb80c09cd.pdf 9ffb4a33f333d1baa8daeb69044f5940 PDF Text Text /> V RESC1 SHIPWRI Thto remarkabje ( I f u i of m eue at shews ana of Uu Bailor* of Uia Qratk freighter Taenny ChandrU, arm* extended and supported by a Ufa bait, Jaat btforc ha m matched from the dreBl waters off Capa Hattaraa by a roaeua craw fra il the coaat guard cottar Mandota. Tba Oraak ship, carry b e a catfo of actap-lron, tank off the troachrroua coaat of North Carolina when It ran Into a atom. Fifteen of the craw wore rescued. * L B T ' E M G O ! ’---------- A N D G O T H E Y D I D ! Pjgdfatt H «at (o W arm Y ou Mots tba mw itylc trenda featured by Jirnun In the page* of ASK ABOUTt ITrjafrr. the maguine for men. Note the amart near linea of tbia Jarman Friendly airtight tip .. , It*a one of our new style* for ML Drop fa and look over our complete showing . < .1; H u b R t f l K t o r Doors 2 . Haa»*IUdtatln( P in s 8. Col amen FuelSaving Burner 4* Largo Volume' .Warm A ir Cir- * cute Hon Tba nova Automatic Temperature Control, which map ba attached to any Coleman Oil Burning Heater, aavea aa much aa 20 par cent on fuel. Fuel la not wasted in overheating. Rooma a n not chiliad by underbeating. Tba flra (a automatically and elec­ trically turned to high or low whenever tba room temperature roes above or below tba "set” tempera* ture. You alwaye enjoy, tba constant warmth that FLORSHE1M SHOES .... $9.50tiP A t the signal cry, " le t 'em go," the blufbltxxJ, of American hounds, taka to tba field In tbs f ir tnrity chase of the National Foxbunters Association near Jackson, Tern. Eager as rasa homes, 10! dogs broke from their handltra at the shrill cry f rom the master of bounds. 'Independent ~ Home Owned and Operated BU T TER cash CROCER’ AND M E . A T M A R IF YOU PA ID A D O LLAR A POUND YOU CO U LD N T BUY B r m jR CO PFKI4 COFFEE M?<?A5gH 27c FREE SPECIAL THIS SALE POUND ■ 24c C ranberry S a p ce no. bh cans rAuronniA 2 fo r PEACHES b e. bh ru i PEAS hahi. v j i 'mh bo. a arab ik llo w CORN 2 9*c ________ SC ans 2 C ans 2SC » tAinx irKUMbn LETTUCE SAUERKRAUT . A r m o u r 's S ta r 10c C H I L I 2 f o r . ...... 1 9 c F n iitC o c k ta il 2 C ans 2 5 c B R A IN S ..............1 5 c V a . S a u s a g e ........9 c T o m a to J u ic e a IT E M S N O T F O U N D IN a R ash .. 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I TOMK APPLES 5 L b s. 1 3 0 & :| 3 9 c l i e n it x ju i n e w 1ST SOMETHING UNUSUAL AND DELICIOUS BLACK CURRANT PRESERVES BACON SAU SA G E Lb. ru n r tbllow "^^PB ISB PR Y ’S FLOW SUGAR FREE BREAD AS HAS BEEN OUR CUSTOM IN THE YEARS G GONE oS b BY WE WILL GIVE AWAY A BIG FAT JUICY, TENDER, TURKEY, FOR SOME ONE'S THANKSGIVING DINNER. \8K ABOUT IT EARLY. ■ __________________ , 1 5 c * SANFORD, FLA. 400 SANFORD, AYR. PHONE 412 1 5 9 c AMR PACK, I F K IC K WOOD BN 0 8 3 ^ 1 2 1 “, . S t f S t f l H L 2? ,I ? “ CRANBERRIES. CELERY, COCONUTS CUUN *0. 1 FOB COOKINO Olt BATIFO RREST c C* CAS H C - 6 C I • • - a �I Sanford la T%« Only O tttn l f l o r i d * City AffonUnjr Rail, Hlfkvajr ” And W i l v T iB M iM tllllM SANFORD, FLORIDA. France Denies Ultimatum On p War Shipping Jap an ese A g ree H E LD IN SED ER K ID N A P IN G W E IG H T Y P R O B L E M S D IS C U S S E D e s t M e n V is its S a n ­ fo r d P r a is in g B e a u ­ C h in e s e Was/ NotUItimatum ■» » , tie s \ Jans Proclaim Blockade Rights To C h i- n a W o u ld B e H o s t ile A ct 1 Jap an ese «ipPw r.' Mmk Vt£ .-*fi :vS. --JW; <a3ul FDR Fan B9 Said Ready FW •P ;w V O f S t Johns Tho proposed SI. Johns-Indtaa (Hirer ('anal offers »hc greatest of possIMlIllc* for the development *of Son font, Tommodore Arthur f'utllx J , m n , M-putrd to b* o n . af !lie ten richest mm In the world ■ and the Unrest ilnglo holder of t.llrr.d Storks. in an ln«er-| .view with The Herald this motW-| the kidnap- I1"*»f extortion !, Commodore Jamra. who mate., . . . . lams a winter trsklrnre in Miami, ta for t ',Jotkerl his Hit fool yacht “ Lanai” i the same tllJ, RaBfon) Manirlpal INfr toal leader and night and throughout today he awd his guests motornl through tho 1 l— ’Cdlntjr Visiting various places of I . Interest including the *"Ulg Tree" -Speaker WUltara B- Bankhead thrift ttv Abs-» of th* Musm of ttvpvvxvo.i«*aw«at. In commenting rn their trip \V. Barkley (Ik Ky.t majority Wader, ore shown »» b a th Its Bfushingtow ov -he n * down the St. Johns Itivor from problems which face the spechal seoehin of Cuncteso. which v s e w a s l Noe 13. I \ I D g Jacksonville, both Commodore D Jamtta and hh guests tmanimoua- 1 f p r f l a V 'r praised It as thg most beautiful j » w l u a y inland voyage they had. ever mad*. -It la a magnificent Vuicrwajr," x p fo T o - rrrlslmed the ('ommodure, "ami offers great possibilities.” ontinue The group visited the Sanford n H p r tP R Municipal goo ami commended the fine collection of birda ami anlmala exhibited there. torch an«l Commodore James stated that ty Sheriff be and his party are making a rday after* pleasure trip; sight-seeing, fish* iw**, alleged Ing and resting, f operators,■ Members of the party besides the Grand Commodore James are; Mr. and. (ha opera- i Mrs. Marshall Price cf Miami. , P A R IS . N nv. 1R — (A P )— T re n c h F o reig n O ffice and th e J a pa n ow Em baeay fo r­ m ally denied to d ay th a t F ran ce h ad received a n " u lti­ m atu m " fro m J a p a n to cease tra n sp o rtin g w a r m a­ te ria ls to C hina over, th e French-ow ned railro ad .from Indo-C hina to Y unnan. enter nr*r Neverthclesa Senator Ilerry 1 Rcrenger, chairman of the Sen“ ‘ " Commit4 ate Foreign Relations tee. who declared In a apoeeh that Japan had -warned" France, atlll Insisted hit statement held good since he had not used tbs word “ultimatum.” In Bruasats U was said Japan would regard as a hostile act by PARIS, Nov., IB.— Discov­ the countries concerned any deci­ sion by tho Brussels conference ery of enough high explosives to to accede to China's appeal for blow up ont*foarih of Paris and material aid In the Far Eastern secret “forloosees” crammed with machine guns and hand grenades conflict. If tho Brussels conference of lakt nigh) spurred a nationwide “hooded ID countries decides upon aid »o roundup of Franco’s China, as asked by Dr. V. K. men” allegedly organising for a Wellington Koo, Chinese ambassa­ rightist revolution. Authorities charged (hat tha dor to Francs and conference delegate, Japanese circle* said. Ja­ hooded terrorists, known as “Lea support pan would have to consider the Cagou lards'," n ialv if situation “vary seriously^. “ -o. Japan might, the Japanese tn* othrr fascist regimes. Col. Francois de la iRoque, lead­ ■ o rm sn ts said, have to exercise Wher "right under International er of the outlawed Croix de Feu law- to blockade the Chinese (cross of fire), also waa suspect­ coast to ships of nation* eon- ed of having some connection with ' earned, should the confefenea de­ the “hooded men.” One of the cide upon aiding China with sup­ five persons arrested last night waa Rena Anceaui. former presi­ plies. dent of the Dieppe division of lbs Croix de Feu. B is h o p O f P u e r t o R ic o Police announced they had un­ P r e a c h e s H e r e S o o n covered a bombproof “poet of command" with an elaborate sys­ Th*' ttt. Rer. Charle* Blayney tem of eliding walla and secret i o h i i i m n , r . ■« n „ > •Colsmore. Bishop of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, will preach at the Holy croaa Epl*copal Chutch here Sunday, ac­ cording to the Rer. Martin J _____ Hi am. pastor of the Church. Mrs. Clara MlUted, 65, Th* Her. CoIsmars has served wife of Rufu* Emails W. Mlisted and moa* Bishop in the mission work ther of Mrs. J. C Fslrcloth of thie for If years and baa bad con- City died In a Leesburg hospital si ilera bis nperlence even prior yesterday following • short lllns**. tn that time. In 1101 be went to Beside* her husband. Mra. MilCuba to become tbp Dean of the Med I* survived by her mother Trinity Cathedral I* Havana and Mr*. James Roberta of Ocean CUy, w _1- a__..._* I_ 11,*# A*1J alnrn Miss.; three daughters. Mra. Nan Kart Bradley, of Pensacola, Mr*. J. C. Fell-cloth of Sanford, and Mr*. E. F. Lindsey of Okahumpka; A d v e r t i s e O l d G o o d s also four sons, George, Clifton and Orri* Mlisted of Shamrock, and A n d H e l p B u s i n e s s Clarence Milated ef Grassland Four sisters In Texas and Mis*Th* exchange of eommodl- larippl and |wo brothers of Btloxi, tle* I* what la commonly Mias. also survive known a* btulnee*. Whan tbl* Funeral service* will be bald exchange 1* rapid, bustnees la from th* Beyer's Funeral Ham* said to ba good) whan It la In Leesburg at 1:10 o'clock Thurs­ alow, buslneaa ia bad. On* of day aftsenoou and Interment will th* greatest handicap* ta an be mid* later in tha Lana Oak exchange of now commoditise Cemetery thera. )a tha difficulty eg disposing Rev. J. B. Stradley of the Lees­ of Deed good*. burg Methodist Church will offi­ Tha automobile dealer can't ciate assisted by Rev. B. Jsail many new can unites he Johnston pastor of tb* Presbyterfinds a boyar for tha custom­ tan Church. The pallbearer* are: Patterson er'* old ear; a man ta the market for a now radio or a Lanier and Reynold* Themaa of new refrigerator can hardly be Sanford, Ralston Arita* af Oretold unless eom* disposition vsrtand, and J, ®. Bmch, Earl can ba made af the aid opmi Gentry and Elbelt G u n of Okah­ a hunter who would Uka ta umpka. Vf)— I {5 H ■ Say buy a new guq hesitate* be­ cause the old aaa wOl *tlU N U T S O n e O f W o r l d ’s R i c h ­ T hat “W a r n in g ” A g a in s t M a t e r ia l A id SO U P T O To Coast By Commodore S a le s To FR O M »anwJl -wftwdrtfc. S m u ,V r Siscftter- Mm A •din* Pusu s w s . leaves) so •ootthnw. Vtthwrtnw sgonteak ants: tjravhimc higsslhfwmi to Sbo*-e. VtMt tfhmesnam 2 Stm/tk vmedtn* W n m B , I ib - CuU) «lm b. w* tho „i*M oi*| )Mbijf ocveal the 1 Is s o t pottlu* ITvbJay. N ew R ye G reens A t G o lf C o u r s e R e a d y favorable comments on the •*!«»*• *•» Or«"d J“fT »“ dr‘hrone the lottery king*" in S«nlord and Seminole County, were heard on *U sides today even among thoea who patronlsa the racket, for aa In the case of alol machine*, many of them would be glad to see "Cuba" and “BoUta wiped out of th* community. There have been very few Heketa sold »lnro the beginning of the investigation ty the Orand Jury and eom# of tho*# holding th* winding ijuraher yesterday had to leave the bounty to gel the pay off. In addlHon to a eonllnoed Invesllgatlon by tb* Grand Jury tomorrow, It Is exported that a**- tier of Sanfonl pud Seminole CnUnty Rolfcre |ut|-onliln* the Sanford Country Club duiliuc the past week. A. C. Fort, manaser of tho Club staled today, addlnc that Hi n new ryo rrvi-ua are tu eicrllrnt ranilltlon and will bopened for uxo Katotday alter noon. Thou« playltiR On tho coui Iasi week urrei~ K. Compton, the Iter- Paul Itadfcain, Harry Itnil hum. wll lier Hrsdbum. I'liH llrasbotf,. Frtd Bell. J I. Insley. fir. S I'ulcstoo. II II Cidaman, Alex Kbaron. !*etrr lllcrtas. (Mlo Caldwell. Ilsymond loindqulst. John list hat. Fred IVdly, John *r I. uilwl*, |fc F. Hoyle. C. K Cl«n. W. A I.iidwig, K. J. Toll, Chau J It title. Stuffy tlcCrume. Jack lloyner. Jark Purer U. R. K. Ia» r, Henry Watsoa. II. W. Ilurkrr, II C- M«*re. iw. Ik II Scolt, H. D. IHshleyraan. W. A Flemlnc. n. C. Cbdller, K. F Itousholder, Hr- (1 Ik Selusan. W- A. SIcmper. Karl Kvass. Claude P. !,ocka, £. tL Randall, II. M nrlmball sad (I. a ' Work­ man. Also Mra. K. Compfoa. Mrs. C o ld W a v e R e a c h e s Roy Byrnes. Mr*. W. A Leavitt I n t o S o u t h e r n S t a t e s Mrs. Al Ileal. Mra (Mlo Cald well. Mr* Fred Bell f i n . Bov Kymee. J r , Mrs. Fred Bcotl and By Associated 1‘raaa Frees Inf tom perml» res af the Mi*. Andres narrower. nortbaasl brought Ik* •oulkarn states Ibetr roMmt waalbar of tha sosson today. Foraeaalara, G o v . C o n e P r a i s e s Texas would bring rising tarnpart! are* wltk portly cloady skis* for Hi* ration tomorrow toll*wed by ra»n ta th# tailor part of th# wsek. Fioot waa reported today ta aaalloo* af al) ao*ib***t*ro alatm and framing lamparaturaa ox ,... _ tended i f ' far eolith aa Peitacera tar U* Seminal* «ta*uta „ ,u u utrM U gunhwaa) FtariAgriculluro Amoctallo* will be mad* at tbtlr martlag ta the -— High School toatgbt, according _____________O p e r a t i o n P e r f o r m e d . At th* masting th* new mamV . _ > __. __ « . .n bars of tb* Bura«* of tatamalngy O n G ord on B a r n e tt barf will he Introduced la Jha - — body und they will dtaraaa Ibelr RePressutatlve (Hrdaa Barwatt work ta expertmeut* of tal«cmt to recaparattag at lb* Bay Ptaaa ta tha tarmar* of thlg aaattanHaapHal *#*r IL Petarahnrg II ta expected Urn) than wUl from a raeaot apanltao, accord- P r e s id e n t R o o s e v e lt TALLAHAHSKM, N#v. U P l—Ouv. Onste. landtag deal Roo.ev.lt, told tha II. — l*r*elFVwUs Itaukvr* Aseoctattan her* todav. that helpful • reopacoUoa sad sot criticism, to needed ta r*«- During tho b a ils..* eeeatoo of, the merlin* arra*****awU wetof mad* tuv, a t'u ap l-r h u alloc ex I pedltto* am) supper fas tho ok *-: b W tr k r r Bwxssa la tho wear* future 1 Th* Chapter moesber* ' s W votrd to buy aa automatic b e sc h ix e uiachlae t* k* used tuc bbachlua tb .tr Vrautahieu t u * ITT K V ( U n n v m — ---T b . Jrup o f lW «“ > • * * jr * letd er e.,um r»uW 4 *>» bre* t’ve-v hs I t r b s s « . w s o d w e * t i s t b m s l s o u r s H rw k r,* i.1 tho W»ei rt»* W e sH u r M »*-■ I t*e*»y U lt o e e iw sa d b . t •**<•>. l* v ,r J k ,s to | t t r Ih K t W.». X Ctrirtuud. market; to employ a aiuuKVo»t»tduy d ir tu n x el 1 I t teacher to nuck tho Strtug o'rhfcb the IWpat tuwal llan't. which Is ICrsaed (he h o i ratted he th* hose* ad ML tk la a aurnher of years, and aluo Alexander al lu ll \V Tkitirvnili to pan has* official r. F A 8»tee» whoeu sputh, hod v*«u»t Wihels for all the officer* of » ?«“* on t*»* Th> M « « • ex th* I'hxptrr. Ilegulehed hy tho thre w , b k * la a report ow Ihe week at the! **J appvmlnhlw due*** t„ toChaldrr-uaBed meet ruitag! hueww oew dOtwc plant. M wee slated that a) the t*et ui*ht about » so a t h r t Preeeot lime there waa a total the Urpa«4maot woe rolled to, <d j.TOe pueada af a m i px that tha home d r. J Smith at OS plant Kerry year slaca the ever-' * » • Nknfh ifti—t where thllua of the plant thousands of j *“ * huralo* out ut a .him*— pounds of mew) hare hue* thevotuued the sutotp af the smoked and cured. M waa ladkl helkl h t X* duwudw, temdted rated. Also that a charge a f 1 boas this Or*cents per pound la made pa* allt -------meal smoked and cared la thab ' B h c k c t t s T u H u U piltiatluam Pt ulw>wd tw h*>wg uhuw* rvodtlwme •ifinebbr. Jiuiuv SmtUk trwtnOwt ktilltwli • 3»iUmw am) study >■ ardv* UtwL 'bay ma.Ji.»: imuwiMi hasvan«■ Owlumawtr, wS W u am) pwsmuwiwkw Tha giw*ta~k etmawNt af apdlr pawdam-w Jw.uiil prwwrnt bn ill gwvanuwaWt m « * »W> * a«dP* that tha wpWtnsx ad vkiaks andq -«« wiv.'t uwwittrMturns 1 Uiqt a* Ifta WSHSMti pMcw-* w.mim W Oeo w ll u’liwao « m* i ifwu axatmwMtWA wmuk k* �iflDRSDAT. NOVEMBER IS, 1MT , FLORIDA Diamonds And W stchaa PIm W itch tn d J w i k y t spshtag Diamond UutwUag And E nfraving t m 1M an d 310 bQ U on d o l U r o - e W o n . mo th e coal m ig h t "ha w ritte n ^ ■ i t th a t U m ere ch ic krn feed s t w in c o e t U r n cost o f fig h tin g , n ■ o f « v e *T th in g d n , baa c o m up an d * 18. R o d e n t w a n are fo u g h t m c b in c rr M d m a c h in e ry, s tran ge ly Cut <Floweps >N D A Y B O O K b « tm O p iM lti One torpedo cotta the tax* ■ |I U 0 t< And IT It haftpeng to h it Ita m art arid a ham W hip, the taxpayen who happened to awn it it ja A Wh.h00.00a. about tw in aa much aa it would em* thorn tw enty ream ago. The new ‘H ying a* e f whkh the United Staten Is so proud are cost■ M U a p i n e . And m ilitary axpecta agree that in MA few m—the o f nay great war the flying equipmould be i w h i d y daethiyed In the for- WASHINGTON — AnjroM whofihe b ait on roDfrcumro. The Wlbv*« that U>* plan to (bl/l tho pinching out ot PWA (pending for* *W « 7 Jotf Iro n government damn, ( o u t , and athool houaoaj 41 private indueti y will be coi*' h n . ili r t n l the cry. | jW bd wfthout much jarring end Won’t It be fun to be a c o n g rw c . naU pv might be adviawt to take man during the nest few monthi a rioaer look hi to m of the aieahe trylag on the on* band to keep ax:jr which K la U be ahHtsd. pendfitinri down to the budget will - T a k a the «Sfo of roida. Beery- ■palojwe, and at the eatne time try*ati* MMthhtiuu, th. outlining l«r t o ‘ pacify tho Bill Phlppiee, iilaoe for h ih n l balancing betale the Sieve Yardteys end other dgm N AW dm ty.ff I*olMr»l Sciences. b tIk N s »nd road builder*—not »•> CAMELLIA^ J APON1CA * a a G A R D E N IA S £ -ft ftp nt|( .'ni*v llfrw'l £ t: ,u :l •> i (-|l» I • .-I : ' lilt 1 I I’ l 11 * >vY. n i •* f l i t nil •:* l- j U iii: . i; H- ,-»< il.ll-il -iM iptmlrte I-.lit) B E A U T Y s a l o n d*“ ijiM .m i ii- *■ t*s^r iv*>r Xll»*itv*)tl U - t .k r - g u ,t»w i«t> ..a l w .U'iunw »dT ■t • *ii(l i t rultr-iiw »• ii ‘iiit ••i*f lr (W 4, ' t , .ii litu vt-iaT Sim •it •• ' i . . tr' 1 H h -'l 'I'l i . -I '*. 1(1 \ wilding refill ■%to d tnntrertor- wgh sh elter hours and to guarantee a mlpiIflck n t to afford • decant standard o f living, ml recognition e f th e right e f every worker ; apewnpriatieu o f su fficient funds for WPA dhabQlty and for survtvbtx widdoymmit oompaaaaUon for all jebheaUh program, and axtanslon of agrkaltural, domestic and mart- F V A l l E N ’S e rtf-*» iVr s m ' rile .ifitr o R,n PM P P -R.ff M * % <7 '(Jar V ivtiktc* •’ .till' It J, H i provide a decent atandanl o f living/ and riatioaa to afford o p p ortu n ity for work and ha youth o f th e country. nharnt of federal social security legislation to ration end Incnnte Its benefits. This to Inm i larger old age benefits with special bene- m s r v o s e ras Golden ta k e Mb snncel m*y have ■« Mr&C. R. Kirtley « g t o coat th e people a g re a t deal more eqalporant w ill be th e destruction to r (tu rn th e fi r in g Hna. I n th e la s t w a r ifln s d ah n o at e n tire ly <to B e lg iu m and « t o f F ra n c e . W I M n e x t w a s n o d t p m w y np^mployod i person PERMANENT KOELREUTBRIA r -w 'W ith I L t. • f i e h h e w a b o u t ■ W*wH them contrsctan bs 141*7 Wn M their farew n , •nglnwr*. iltvrliO M M , marklnrry, gnvalItM h m , grtd«T-np*rSl*r* snd US•killed (bevel m«o bs klb sl*a? U the t;*nU tbn front governmrnl rerovery (pending U pchrilo w w f ■yesdlng Ot*uld - work »rt M rlertlr. theso people weclfl set Mir. itul tbs perlwl of tnuv ili»n msy bs wroki, m w thi. s yesr. . Ib th - 1’reskit'St Itoeffvett and Ckalrtnas Dpuglas of thr w w i|- C a s m o k e r • .* _____A. f i n d s o u t h e s t e r f i e l d s v l - • Smokers like that Chesterfield taste and sure as shaotfii’ , m they’re MILDER £&& W t W p l I t t B i n TKAK8 AfiO Uesgia. M lin s M lbs U ttltbs ™uW apt ml s billion dollar! a y*Sf h e ths n a t f|ve y o n In modernks>bn and wipssrion. • e • U Kvtn IN Handing of that ka­ lian a year abathl bagtn at ana* —which la doahrial to* tuny eanaan*! It would not at once give M a m alt IN r i d awn and m (htwry.. Koed-acrapora can not N raaiensd •uiitauly InU hole-dig y d s Id* leW h h m poha y p h » (B Sm—ymO v e r rxiuaniac hh MANILA, W Ifsvi Vh*~m -k trier ika W * t if,-* *jh,# "I # - j. .S,V' *t *%, -■ . • f _ Ma *-* « \ *: * i %t' X j * ’■> . ii: . ^ * » • / jehV'■’ _«i '! ifJTJjb -‘"f ” * • % 1 * v , - *( y m t * ,r tT- , ■ > fw l ,■ I �R Y A N M y s te r ie s A r e S a id T o R e la x S ta t e U . D . C . M e e tin g Social Catendar A d o p t s P e n s io n A resolution requesting the next , leglslsture to permit th# ate of the excre* pent Ian fond, said to ^ T i. *» aPPr^lm alely *1,000,. b« held at 7:30 ocloek ta lh e lr club 000> ,0 th# education of needy rooms In tlm Wetalm Bulldlnr Tho roni ami daughters of rcterana publle la cordially Iftvlied: to attend. wa> ,do(lied. at th* last meeting The Central Circle of the San- o{ ,he United Daughter* of th* ford Carden Club will meet a t C<>nff der*cy which was held IN h a the home of lira. W. M. Bcott, Columbu. Hotel In Miami. M*lrf»lr' « ‘2:30 oWock. I^inch Mrl George 11. Leonard, Jackwill be eenred by Croup Number mnyijif., w u elected treasurer, aad ®IJ5; . Mrs. Sudie P. Trftble, Daytona • Th* 'f J W, . Scou'* • t Be.eh, was elected chaplain. Ml*, the Little House at 3:43 oclock.! Leonard succeeds Mr*. Carl BMrs. Harry Heeren will Ulk on.o,bom , Tampa, and Mrs. TrlbbU bird houses._______ replace* Mr*. Julian S. Robert, MONDAY IJackiuinrllle. All other officers, in* _ .FRIDAY W. P. llryan at 351B Sanford Ave­ nue with Mis. Bryan, Mrs Nancy Bnftk and lira. Carl Chorpenlng as hnitouesTho Truih Becker* C’lssa' of the First MelhodLt Church will me*t al the hrmio of Sir*. O*o. MrCrum on West First Street nt 3:00 4, clock. TUESDAY The Sallie Harrison Chapter Daughter* of the American Re* volution will hare n Benefit Bridge at S :10 o'clock at the Parish lluuso on Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street.-FUr reservations call S0IMY or 01WEDNESDAY The Alathoan Class of the First Baptist Church will have their regular monthly - business and social meeting with a covered dish luncheon and white rlrnhant sale a t 10:00 o'clock a t the* home of lira. A. U. Lovcjoy, 211 Maple Avcnuo. division president, are serving lwo-year terms. Mrs. Henry Brash, Tampa waa named honorary presMenu „ The Children of the Confederacy, Hie auxiliary which la being train* ed fur the Ulk of perpetuating tho work of the U. D C , had charge of the luncheon, when their rs* ports were presented. Mrs. Merlon D. tV.illkor, director of Children of Mica 8* 1* Mora ha* aa m a s t Hit* Kara Bhacklefor Ft. LnndertmJw ' -------Mlaa B e a m Eehol* loft t tor Hollywood where ah# accepted a position la a B* Shop, -------Mr. sad Mrs. Floyd McRa Atlanta. Da. aaaownce Ua I of a daughter, gaadrm, on t so b e r I t Mr.- McRae waa marly conoacted with * Brea. |e this etly. •------- • ~ Friend* of Capt. and Mr* V. Hal*** Will ha elad in 1 fork to spend the winter. They tnolnrad from Worcester, Mass. ----- — Mrs. Wl M. MeKim aad Mlaa Alice Gooding McKIm spent y*e> tecdsy In Tampa. They w*r* ne­ companled as far as Plant jtJlly by Mr*- Laalie What who eialted her daughter, Mrs. C. C Whldden. Mr*. Whldden will be ramtmfcsrcd aa the former Mlse Mary Went. L ocal W om en T o C o lle g e B a n q u e t H e ld B y E lk s ig includ* «- HF‘1«w -ml Phyllis Ann Deling ... Thur, . »kl, sang "Florid*, My Florida' end "Old Folk* at Home", aceom' Sti ll v P*»led by lira. F- M- Hudson, and flrcll V r J w n 'Patricia Gallagher '• j j j * (r .L n|, Mr*. Walksr and U»* nrdgralm o*n* re. Henry r ' u^ , w‘' h * ^ no •electl0n F» 1le*rIkm* Mefclya ' w Children of Confederacy officers >n* L ' m ' elected are Miss Dyson, president) , ' ^ l 'IU h Ixslin* Tyre, lEustls, vlck * .v L-nr- 'pr*sidest| Miss Rydow, secretary| C,eorKo 1!,“* Bergen ler, East Is, Fetlwr Iei'rrc* ponding secretary) Miss ' Thomas, Ireasurer) Mis* Elisabeth F ], ., |Wsilr, Jacksonville, historian, and jjorrljf i'!Ihnjnmln Axlcruad, J r , publicity Richard! m W : , _ , „ ran J. K- Lverglade* Chaplrr, Daughter* i Ceure'ii'°‘ Amerlc»n Revolution, gave .a Iford J r l<ra • ' “ Id Fort Dallas on Wsdncsi - _ r"*'day, In honor of Mrs. Brown and Rumblrv* other visiting member* of the U. nn Hunt* °* C. A musical program, Including ie L>drc • nnfa of the HoU«h by a chorus of children, w ai presented. ----------- Following the afternoon business rrssion, a motorrado was formed and visiting delegates wer* taken . on a tour of Miami and vicinityT o -N ig h t L—i Bhowlngg M is s E v e ly n E c h o ls Is G u est O f H on or J d f l.. Evpim Echols was bon Added Feature use to you a t the plant. You w an t it at cveqr b u rn e r j in yo u r hom e. Mr*. B asil‘A. (Pelt) Ryan, t l . of Morgsnton. N. C* shown In ■n evening gown,- la the former Martha Berkley who became the bride of tha socially prominent New Yorker at a surprise ceremony She night of. November 4. M rs, Nina Ross, sheriff of Burke county (N. C.), sakt a warrant was Issued three weeks ago fpr a Morgantown youth, Ned A. Parks, rharglng him with the paternity of tha two-month son of the former Miss Barklry. ________ F a th e r s' A n d S o n s’ •vSnlne Mnrdsr myalerr fllmi provide the ideal relaxation tor the tired professional man and woman. That |* th* contention o( John Harry more, now appearing » "Night Club Scandal," which rycna Friday a t tho tilt* Thanter. Barrymore play*. In “Ntiht Club scandal," Ua part ot a PtTSOtiaU P la n T h e B r a in party and surprise abowar given by Ml*a M*tUn llaynea and Mlaa Kugenla Warren at Mlaa IfnyMs' bom* on Went BlghlecntS BtreeU Throui hunt the evening vaeloue games and contssts were agjoved tor which prtsta war# awarded lo Mis* Nell Goft *nd Mis* V lr glpla Batcher. A lum ber of gift* ware then presected to U* hou or*o In • novet way Those Invited t* be with Mlal ISchols wot*: tha Misses Mar* gnret Fqolrr*. Htrschsl Jlamby,, Mary Forrester. Mary McMako*.| Bare Moy*, Virginia Balohar. Margaret lu lls, Doris Walker. Nancy While. Dorothy Vfarren, N< II Goff, and N*re Hhackletord of FT. lAUderda)*. ' » The (hint a! Vienna, Austria, ha# . received an. order fa r 120,OOOjMM celns fro th* Ckhwaa government. Th* coins will ka in Wash Ins ton AV*nua Tho»* present were: Mrs. II. B. Odham. Mrs- R. E. Peurlfoy, Mrs. L K. Est ridge, Mr*. L- J. Koon* of Brunswick, Oa„ Mr* Fr*d Myers, Mr*, w. P. Ilrooks, J r . Mr*, J, B. OvteU. Mrs. 8 . 'C. Dickerson. Mrs- O. C. Gibb*. V M. B. Nelson, M r tv J . A. Btmnt*. Mrs J. K. Pag*. Mrs. A. B. Lovajoy, Mr* Fred llarrl•OB, Mr*, a O- M*UlvIn, Mrs. AH. Ford. Mrs. A. & Madden, Era. W H. Head, Mrs. J. W. Kay, Mrs. 0 . 8 . Salman. Mrs. J. II. ICatridge. and Mrs. L. y . ■ T he equipm ent to bring g as service into yourhome coata tho aame, w hether you an t going to uae one cubic foot o r one thousand. T h en it take* Just 1 at long to read a m eter w h eth er y ou uae one or one th o u sa n d —Just aa long to m ake u p the. bill*—to do# liv er th e b ill—there are m any coata th a t are the, tim e regardless of the am ount you uae. These coata are know n aa fixed coata. In ordeP. for every custom er to beer th eir fa ir share of these costa the first cubic feet coat m ore. A fter these coata: are partly 'co v ered , th e cubic feet coat leas and 1 « * I n v ite d R e c e p tio n LAKELAND, Nov. 17-Twelve Sanford women, are among 200 women from all over Florida who have been Invited by f. nnrrO ov. Doyle E. Carlton and Mrs. Carlton, of Tampa, to attend the autumn reception to be held si flotilla Southern Col lege on Nov 22-23. Those invited from Sanford are Mrs. K- M. Cotloway, Mrs, E. H. Laney, Mrs W. I- Morgan, Mrs. Fred T- Williams, Mr*. W. L. Coop* er- Mrs. A M. Phillips, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. B. D. Caswell, Mrs. Ru­ pert Rtrkklaml, Mr. J. O. laney, Mrs. Ralph Austin Hmlth, Mrs. P, L. Rcdfern. j Th* octaslon will oprn with a reception at the new rampua home of President and Mrs Ludd M. Spivey from 4 P. M. t# 0 on Nov. 22. There will hr n ilinner In Edgo Memorial Halt that night si 7 #,V*e D. A. fC BENEFIT HJUDGE PARTY F in e W a tc li R e p a ir in g D ia m o n d S e ttin g AND E n g r a v in g M c L a u lin , J e w e le r ,i- 113 8. Psrk Ava. questions from o u r custom er* rcg»™ ui W ith custom ers and com pany workini helps us to m ake o u r service m ore v» end the com m unity. j Sanford Gas Co ■ is s m iiu iis ia iiiis ii Burdette. M lu . D o r is L a k e Is H o ste ss To C lu b Mlaa Dorta Lake was hostess lo a apodal masting of tba Gad­ about Club which waa bald at her bom* recently. Miss Virginia Dana, president, railed th* mealing to order attar which two n*w marnber*. Mia* new buildings and other campus Ed a Stick and Miss Virginia spots of Interest. Ford, wax* voted Into U a dub. AH guest* will occupy room* In * assisted by a multitude of chorus Plana war* than discussed for Bueli aons> k* "Buy at the tba inttletloa. Christina* Iwnssr," "Hearts At the conclusion of tho busi­ Htumid bo Wann at Christmas." ness meeting refreshments wer* -I Como at hlldidxhl," r'll You served to Lb* following: th* C h r i s t m a s O p e r e t t a Want a llamly Man." "I'm. All Misses Virginia Deun, Lota NotI s S e t - F o r D e c . 3 the mill* There la al n«r far, Orsek Taylor. Daphne TakHouse," "Christm's* la a Con ecb. Alice Johnson, Dorta Lak*, The annual Christmas nper- It ary Time," "I kimsr a Trick «l Margaret Van Naas, Virginia alta of the Hanford Grammar Two," "Oh Mr Hunt* Cl***" and Ford and Eds BUch. School given. pndSr the auspices olh'r* will lie heard. The east Is tielns trained by of the Parent Teacher* Associa­ BRADENTON, FU., Nov. IS-— tion of the Reboot has hern Mlaa Margaret Uilffln. As In the Tbs KlwsnU Club an- scheduled for Friday. I>errmh*r past a carnival will lie held In nounc*d 2H new traits would b* I, at Sr no o'clock. The operetta conjunction with the operrllnadded to th* Dr.sden|oo Trailer chosen for this yeer'a perform­ ctmp wbicb tOOW ha* |«0. ance Is entitled "The Christinas a d rtre wna mad# to mlaa Baiaar" published by T- H Imnlit .ooo for th* prajMt. Th* full aon and Company of Cblrago. amount waa not obtalaod, hat Fir* boy* and sight girls carry tb* commute* said It bad guff) tb* main thread of the story. c|#ol money to *t*rt th* wwk. . ______________ PENSACOLA, F la, Nov. J l . (gn—The Escambia countv school board askad bids la b* apened Dae. t tor a haw liiaA M achoul 1 0 th A n n iv e r s a r y building hare It l* tke first pro Jsct In a program that will coat SA LE |T it.000 Th# pablta Wortu Ad ralalstratUn . will tapply th* money. ROLLATOR REFRIGERATION W ITH 9 D IF F E R E N T Q liU U m IN TERIO R A R R A N G EM EN T S Be cure of getting biggest value for wvarf J .t dollar you Invest In home appliances. Co m ' In eod see what Norge has to offer lo refrig­ erators, ranges. Find out how easy it is to buy « both at once and bare a truly mudtm kitchens ,1 CONCENTRATOR RANGES WITH YOUR OHOICE OF COLORS, FEATURES, MODELS PAUL’S FOR REN? CompUUly Renovated Martini Garage Apartments General* Repairing Finished in the moet mtlractlve 1 C olon Cocktail �ONX S P E E D IN G jf*^**4’ M2S 1 W7-Mlea ruawl** IM!*!»«• In *» •v«r«rat s**k/-l w rro ( hUm^l >ratarday (or aUHIng ■ Or* *• MrJi ifiillnd la lha death of LONWOOI), H*T. IR-“ To»o Charle* TawapiOu D » K « , of Clerk C. B. Bearty t." Longwood l.lnwvllle. r*. I’a n a r r l/ith<r J- Klnr report - ncnavartd yeriardr y I Hal -h* kail H l**vla anf'oralril trying ■!» « • ilncuiah ttm In hi* twd* ) t .m, t lANutlM. Ne» neat *rmr in jin— 's era loa.ani Him Japan**. X taring la Or*** through fc?l I I -mnrtnthuri Una" b f , n Rhanttivl nurt Nankin* baft of K««liln*, Ilia ,jj ion* Of Ih* lino til til" Chinn.r amt Japan"** rt«d h tarr llahttna In it>« * round Kaahlai. «« m«e* IF*»t of KlJ.initial n„.t 30 ft m ath .p a l« of Boochow. Ih . « ! • * * kfc. . I i j ^ A.” louthnm I , l! ^ \ B l Large Flounder lb......... % • : S S m L' fi $ 1 ;>,?(.-» ^ - iR O MADLY .OH T H I *« ll a now world record for MO-IUIamm ka.la. kp era here la one ai Ike eaMpctllan. S a m of lh a i Irovrlllo. Strani* ora* Ih* eonlnet between lh a i ’ > Stine, moving th* eom mi f J'; the H i ^ B B | H H K I A ^ K * i J l B *• ^ prnm a .ebb*** M i lha orator at (all apeed. amjroartilng Ih* •pood torn I waa a alrolefi #1 river near tra il aad ordinary orator Indie an Ike Inland Iran i, Cooked I/)b aler Ih. Raw Iiobaler lb. Shrim p 2 lha. r j*Hik-ni.iJ!Ts y OVBTKBH—CLAMS S A N F O R D F IS H M A R K E T R a n d a ll E le c tr ic CO. ALL SPECIALS ON SALE UNTIL i HANkSGIVINO You don’t bar* lo wait for lowaat Thank*gfylajr Prioa* — hart they a rt now. Store* open Late next Wtdotaday for your Famous Mount Vamon QaanUty Mlghle Meoeretd Land O’ Bunshlno, In Quarter*— B u tte r Offered rn zv b jv This W eek O le o Warn a (look Or fJnr«B J<>b. Matopnotiai io, n . tlo lirown. to: lilckorp Ar>m*i«.t __llou»crT F or Rent Work a* maid or doing waahtng F und,lifil g loom ImUin f i r rent and IruBlpg. Ills Cyprea* Are,. .- .lltli Vutenrln Urlra. Apply O il ftoia Let. ' ,H;tn Lanla ApMlnirnt No, (• RNtCD BEEF HASH 16 or. can * 8—Inatructiona. Potatoes . M.U m* o e ° JALAjD PRESSING quart Jar.......... -tV......... . D rom edary J U ffllN S 2 p k g s ........ ....... i .vtm 25c M errltnae ranoo, Johneon Out* [ boittd motor, W inchester i ; ta n r p phot gun Pmennrat Oro [perj'. Opions .3 lbs IIVAP. talLK 8 tall eana .............................. 1C— MlacellanBoun F o r Sale i;i.K(rmin imvitioKnAni IL1 CON CARNE 8 can*........ HD BEEF 2 No. 1 can* ft XVt n O R N F L A K E S S n n n ifie ld O A T M E A L S im n v fle ld oz H ons Cranberries XXXX& BROWN SUGAR 14b ctw . 15c FERNANDO SU. PEACHES no 2 can l3>/ac HAPPYVALE PUMPKIN 2 no 2>/2 can* ivc DAINTY MIX FRT COCKTAIL 2 no I cm 2 /c ROSEDALE PLAIN OUVES 8-ci jar 10c FOX RIVER MILK 3 tall can* l?c SUGAR In papar bag*; 5 lb* 26c FANCY BLUE ROSE KICE 5 lb* 19c SOUTHERN BISCUIT FLOUR 20 lb* 67c SWIFTS JEWEL 44b* 43c 84b* 85c SPRY naw ihortaning; 34b edn 53c SNOWDRIFT 14b IVe 34b can 53c Vi ■"ou kFaney Bllcad JUad on JLdJ^ f i,v ■'Cjdr r if,#aTpk. *w' C O nA G E CHEESE rich; lb 15c SALT MACKEKEL tat; aach 10c MINCEMEAT in bulk; lb 19c CITRON, LEMON. ORANGE PEEL lb GLACE CHERRIES arira nica; lb GLACE PINEAPPLE aatrd nica; lb SUN MAID RAISINS l&-oi plcg. PERSIAN DATES big 24b pkg. CURRANTS naw crop; 9-or pkg. SAUER'S EXTRACTS 3 no 2 tiia AUNT DINAH MOLASSES no l>/2 can SHREDDED COCOANUT 14b c’alio. pkg. FRUIT CAKES ona pound tiia 33c 43c 39c 10c 25c 15c 25c 14c 25c 25c Fqr turkey stuffing — Fork l b . n k g .........8 c S a u s a g e lb Ualtimore QUb.,iy 1‘t. 26c -f * Northern Rutabaga* Idaho Baking Potato#* SnobalJ Cauliflower Hard Head CabbAga Lmparor Grapa* ■ ^2 Bananas B o k u r v i g o i S u B a n d W i n e y 2 l b s . ........4 3 c N PAQB.LS f AGflETTI, NOODLES OR lb 3c lb 3|/2c lb 10c Jb ' - 3c k>* tit' P I L L S B U R Y 'S B E S T ACARONI Package A A P ‘BoCt*Twlat A A P a FAMOUS TUB BREAD BUTTER C e le ry E ffe c tiv e Novom ber 18th I.a m • losing my; store, and w ill make de­ liveries fro m : our warehouse by truck. This w ill enable me to better Rerve you and glvd.you m y personal attention. Y o u r patronage is great­ ly appreciated, I assure you. POUND )8 c m^ IIwImI ItulflAB V fllL IONA—I’Uln or Self RUlng A p p le s ' Y a m * 1 0 Banana* 5 “ 1 S c »* * 7 c &* head LAND O ' SUN. IMAYONNAISE TROPICAL SALAD DRESSING q JELLIES auM . flavor*; > « LAND O ' SUNSHINE MACARONI! LAND O ' SUNSHINE NOODLES, 2 ita U 17c Critp Carrot* ^2 beta. ISo Iceberg Lettuce BEU’S POULTRY SEASONING 10c tiia 9c STOKBLY TOMATQ JUICE 23*ox can 9l/|C W a C H 'S GRAPE JUICE quart bottta 44c KNOX JELL til flavor*; 3 pkg*. 14c UBBY PINEAPPLE SPEAKS 2 cam 25c ASMRA9US TIPS plcNc can I5e UBBY CUT BEETS 3 no l</2 cam 25c LIBBY TINY GREEN UMA5 no 2 can 19c UBBY FANCY C. G . CORN 2 cam 25c NORTH MAID PEAS no.l*/a can 10c G t m TOMATO CATSUP H -oi bot. 10c 9 c York imeorual Flneat Pure Creamery Freah—Plain or Sliced » ta a c o n it it we: p k g . 6c ......... ................. t. 3 9 c 1 3 c >'*qey bllcad Rindlsar B l g b t O 'C lo c k M U d a n d M e llo w 2 lb s . 3 5 c 2 l b s . . . ......... >» Freah Drwaaed ML Vatnotr O y s ie n R e d C ir c le 3 6 c B a c o n S i m m a t d n k g . ............................v. l O c U n b o l t e d 5 l b * . .......... :. y . l 0 c torn* M E A L 2 Gr. B Fla. Cold Star. Egg* dz. 35c Grada A Fla. Egg* larga; doz. 47c C o m e In — A s k F o r F u ll D e ta ils ! SNNA SAUSAGE 3, cana........... «* Again w* briar you tbaea famoue Tufaayaj taka advantage *f ouroariy selection and adranc* purchaaai Mount Vernon Turkey* wul make your Tbankagivtng least Ike beet oven 8uper Brand E n te r O u r A n n P a g e P r iz e C o n te s t D A T E S No BLADES, No LATHER No BRUSH. No LOTIONS rr Hirer- Bmperor HlmWIo. at Tohjo.’ / 1 1 • O? J / tare hi* appreral tor creationof. A*, f Q S S I e l t ? l l *■ jw , tju, laaaaaao aaId tbor Prominent pounc N*w Ycrkrr an “Imperfel hoadijHeriere.” * ; ____ i_____ —------------------^-in U b l * t 7 rial* offlelallr dUobayrd hi. lnatrecllone by ply, hlahlr rentrallaad. aoniinuliattre, ( their fore*, bad raptured «"« ■" lo new.|>*reri hndr with broad aulhnrltr- The, . ^ —AlUltmnrcwim iO ,p r \mtp. fluth I* hla poller, Daibjf alep would,ca-prdlnate Japanem p^jVCK YOUIl order now for per. ioro pf* the Japan*** puah n*plob»*<I, wh*n a ellenl. refuiee army and n*rr cnmroandi i aon. | rnitriivml Brcellnir card* m 'ih* *oBthrm win* of tb* *• Wlow Inatruetlon*. n . uiiK t our aMortraent of Wagon., IM (treteklnt from t h * ----------------------- ---------------— TOLU Watch repaired h r ! Tricycles au<l Bkoloit (or |tM niror lo Manthow Bar, Norlb Chln, bm inaMed three wlao really know* bow; I (’Malm**- A amwli dapu.lt will | a faw hour* M O *n un- ^lom ru along an 110-mlla front I Jeweler U-unolla i r » Inr aalde *»r t.rlce* unlit wontW <oo#m«n*ot wamln* *h*t «„ (h» ratio* niror proparatorx i . _________ _ id. Binnley'ltofrre llurdwora Co, ^ w^"*1. mlorafloai of alrU-j.j^ «t>*rk on Talnanfo', eapl- ! ;{l«m MMhV*. . I Ul of •Bhantun* 1‘rorlaot. jCJIrla. wunleil uatulnr at J . 'i i Chb>*** • Ohio on ifMlartd the Jap*n*«* stiaity oafca »n winter (lanlcn J k r ir own along U* loniUi , m war* h.ld abora th* rlr.r, (Mlgh*«r 2 l-S mltca fntut |Jru dofajuH to which Ihor wklok they am t croa* In Ilia ] la tidal T** kkanghal fell Uca ot .Iron* Chluaaa d»f*n**a|i “**“* 0,1 N®*' *. to reach thn laat uuoonautnidi! iianr'a *. Shaver HpajiLnh M ackerel lb. "'.’j ' I fl ■ ■ *" "PP**r *» fH‘” ’ nr**ntM' ‘Ion conmtlon progra at St. I'cteraburg Dreamt, r 2 *. with a Ualh on "The Trial* and.Tribulm* (lam ot . 8m, „ Town C|erk.- M M M M a irr<l on« **1" on Hi" tilrad n o th in Lm ( i . «f JfinldpallU ti, rrmli/rllon of aircraft far ehril r tr in the United Rules Ineraaaad (row My airplane* built b IBU.to fl.lM In 1»2S, Um peak f**r, l* a j yr*t> production wa* MIO, «b* s' 1 ' - 1/tV- «pokr«n«n , ■,■ NEW DAY -COFFEE a rich blend; 7*A« .. R £ . M cQ A L L * J R . ► vL .a* ’ •■ i jljtijW*•u f.! *■v N . B . C . S h r e d d e d W h e a t 2 p k g e . ......... 2 5 c N . B . C . R l t x V4 lb . p k jg , > 3 c ; l b . p k g . 2 1 c lb. C r ta c o 1 lb . 1 9 c ; 3 c a ^ S 8 c ; « lb s ; * 1 .0 5 A - P c n n M o t o r O il 2 g ^ . . . . ; ^ $ 1 .2 0 L i f e b u o y S o a p 3 b a r e .......^ . . ; . ® % R 2 N o. cena th a t is different r DQc SBJafcaftfcrr^ ft 2 A p p le S A n e e A fYVillions prefer 4R e ami old-faahlooed WMM *m15c mad 33c �* 1T. * THE 8AKT0RD HERAT,H. SANFORD. FLORIDA FO R T H E $ l& 5 0 0 W O R T H . O F W O E PAGE FTVT? W OM AN I LOVE’ !j t y i * d C a c h e d I n 4m ‘f o r t r e s s ’ naallawW e*w» W***» o „ . chambers amt (hat evidence selied •bare deuld Ima to more arrests sWhht At honrs. * Th* UtrorUW ware said by pc Jlee to ba've'he-n re*r\i|Jc| from Impatient p art Iran* o f ’ several righ'Jst rrganirjitlnns, bu* n* I hr evidence wa» 'tvdlctl at tb» »undie nationals laa* night. author llle* suddenly u n > rH a vjll of •illence thrown over tha entire affair. Proof a t |he. rent tamed e*I*tcnee and placing of, the "hootlm! men'1 deapilr a rnmvtnp of thelt member* aU wrek* ago follow­ ing the bombings of two employ­ er#’ ryndieale build Inr* fell un; e«pee'#dlr tartn the han't* of pa 15e* Tuesday ulrhl. They eaptur.**: a truck load of arms and ammu­ nition out aide a hou*o umkr^oinp a prrfunrlory rearch on the Hue r.y Mita. a l c x a n o k r a t o n a t Recipes For Thanksgiving iHcrMh* Rlr'JU Tr u it-tw e e t P alais Pa ft lServe With th>wU Ur tlo»*ts) ; 4 nip* machetl cut hrd sweet p i 1 t ira>iHxm rlnuamon . 1-1 ft p < n»he*| pineapple 2 e ra y»lke j 2 ra n white*, healrn eon s tru t led m ilk its e lf 1 Nut Turkey Bluffing tKor Ten-thum l Knwll4 Inhlr.pnons eh n rpnl imll pork 3 ipMf»P«>n* minced onltme 2 labl>'*|KHin* ehrppiHl rrlrry a r a n bread, t- umbl.M I-3 rnp butler, me lied 3 3 n ip shayed Itrnill nut* 1 2 len.pmin Mil 1-1 11 ii .poor) paprika 2 |n b ln ft.un* niliirrd pirelry I irer'tHi i poultry nrn*mi|nc llri urn i* i!on* anil i-elerr In t'ttrk liealrd I t frying pan. Add real nf lb - Iniredlente and mix Ihnifiurldr- Idahlly aluff fowl'. a ■ ■ ■ ! « « n u s i n w r t r w k w a s s u p r a upon u s shoulders of Mrs. Ifarry Bleffnn, 5B. and her son, John, 23, shown walllag In aaoh other's arn u a t rttlabnrgh. ‘ Sll-kers," they said, In. durrd them to withdraw that sum from a hank In Gary. la d - with ■ promise to double IL They were left a black bag containing four XjuarSa at the entrance to the miefatry of interior and ministry A Altai. and anil telegraph* talasaaiiki Irani tifF .poat* were F O R ' T H I W O M A N I L O V I * . the ruler of a empire, perhaps Ida beat prepared fur hi* lob of any In hlsdward VIII, abdicated tils power amt hla title In become a Him. Here la the Duke with hla Dutheas, both fashion plates* util. In tha Blaring spotlight ot a romantic world. When Groceries.Arc Sold Cheaper Avecads Bslad Pi tu t a 2 avocados 2 orange#, stared I teaspoon onion Julie . I tahlr.poim lemon Julre I l.utipoon inlnred pntsley IS ru |i thick Preach dr' «*ihg r e d avocado*. fill Into halres mill ilp rn rd meets. Oil In |ld n ►lire* Add In the orange*. union Julre. lemon Juice, pur-dey and twii ln|i|iw|HMins uf >110*1100, Chill fierto o n Islture. Tup with real uf the d|-e**lnR. ORK CHOPS SMAU PORK HAMS Country BACKBONE ^ ia l i T p ic siincaT* POKK s h o u l d e r s I 2 teaspoon I'nti I t IfM p sis puprlku l Issipim n nilr.rsd ntilnaa 1-1 leasiXHi'i | Ullllrv seisotil I i te«*|UHiu celery Mil I lubli sp.Hiu • h'H>|’«'l luirstey M|* tu rn die'll* **Itti s fn and llahttv stuff tIn* fnnl. ' Jl|e. Veche da tbs Cue , It IK is preducnl morn than 10».M0 fir* ridges,' many of which wsar# far nnjS utreraft use. MO Wgfhliie g u ts'a n d ala rases of hand gre *. Throughout Tuosdpy night po lied bottered down wall* of the bafldtatg and discovered sec re*, ebombers nnd a concrete "chim 1 W * command' such a t for Ikeases have. - The chamber contained telfpkones, loud speakers and micro­ phones connected with o'.her parts TH I M ORI ABUNDANT LAUOH found elauaeh •opporters la George M. Cobaa (right), who plays President Roose­ velt, and Taylor Sotaueo, as Treasury Secretary Morsenthau, In tb* Now Deal lampooning comedy, "I'd Rather Be Right. The acto n a l l shown rejoicing at tha play's successful Broadway premiere. B ates Value Pootwroo or Bod-Woothor Bafoty bow folk* arc guiou’for ihb big Ijrgar H-i** that o fcn Am-dau I h mighty attractive tbeee days, of top-value Goodyear feature*, obtainable again** bad-wcatbtr Ham On Thanksgiving Menu Serving flla f'billed fille r I'uiirU Ikil.rtl Hum llullcrcd |,luin Hein* f n lot l!in« VtVIi llre**cl» 'Ipruuls Jellied Apple* Celery Olive* lisle Nllt I'Ud'llllR will! ped Cream t'uffrn Baktd Ham in pound ham Cold water 21 whole rim e s 1 2 ruin* brown m irar ^ t 1-2 <-Mp npr'col intro i ] Cup ntnuKo Jolrn t I ru p U-unu Ju|ro | I'rn iti hum t'n ro r by four j liirhe* a ltj. rnbi wnler. fllawl* I ' l ng to th" iHilllna tudiit. C o v r and Iat slmmar for three h o u r ('.*>1 lo the wnler In whhh ■ookixl, lln m u p ham nod n il on rind sad rare a s fat. D are 1mm, fi't r.lda up. in a baking* pi " th k will* rlore* and c u ter w|th I.u 'a r. Add real of Jlho Inirmll>uit». Cover allli IM ami bnko fur two hunt* Ip a slow oven C into e m r K minutes, C s r r o t Ring 4 r uj * rhnppod rocked l•Brr^l^^ t 1 ■up toft hi cad I leas|Mu>n s ilt f 4 lra*|HH>ii im-rlkji I Irii.ponn minced nalor.a I tnlila.u.'Oii >h<>ip>-d rc te rr I lablpttrain rliuped parsley I rnp milk >4 lubleaiWHtiu butler, mt-lled 3 c-1*, braten ** Ula InaradUota and pour Into n hulterod ring inoW.- IJake fu 3i minute* In a pair rtf hot water lu a in n d n ale m e n Varrfiilly uumulil unto aervtna plaller and fill re .ila r and .n titro u u l with eAakml b uilct ad R ruurl* sprouts. ' U M O N —SUPERTWIST CORD IN nmri: Cauliflower (iA. SMOKUI) AIKAT SnlKS lit. ................... H V H (ri) MIIOIM.DKKS lit. r n iK i* h a m s n>. ... --------VRLLOW ™ ONIONS PIG HEADS Yellow S quash "M .i. " i t mi L ettuce LISTEN I — Chops Ih. I F ran k s <•lio i'r e ‘ w i; sTiiR n m ahv ' m e e k 4 BACON BACON WATER flROIINI) 1 r.TtS. SHAMROCK FLOUR SNOWDRIFT PEARS SLICED PINEAPPLE G. N. BEANS NAVY BEANS BLACK EYED PEAS e k r a u t ’^ fT D .rfV lT E I)' MEAT < V/4 W . IU.ACK l*EI*I*ER_______| Peanut Butter L A R G E l* f t S p lic e 3 g " " ?T •' SOAP Tor 12 C *%.’ Toilet Soap . NO. 2 Rhillips .Iuno PEAS NO. 2 CU P BEANS NO. I MINOT C r a h h ie r r y T 2 ,7 u* S . n o Vo. 30.1 U lib y ’a iu n i b o S U G A R N o . 2 I Kilns’ I U N j L \ P P t K J U I C E id with 12% Mo r i rubber iak* longgr wear. It's a value only C ranberries Jif d. Prunes ^ g w rto g l Loin, uiuh, T-»one WE WILL SELL THEM Boiled Rica glutting it’u r Ten round Knoll Cmtked n it key gtldels (Implied 1 i-nps suit It end . 2 tup* lui|l"d |*lr» I 2 rnp i itilf | stuck 1-3 cup Iuliter, melted s’gsngthoacd. understood that the govepflnAtt U taking "a m o*« svriuu* vtcyr” of ' tho situation a fte r un cbW rlng: two tens of 'vrnponii, munition* and eiploslves. ' The turploslvrs were rbrdditr. one Of, the moot powerful Knowp. of the building and pro'^cicu by aft armored door requiring 3d men to lift. Tha ehedditc was feund fat a concrete chamber, wrapped* tfi asbestos. a s mild C heddar flavor an o 'h er rightist, wwo arrra'.cd nmt charged wlljt helping to bpUd the bomb-prong sb filers, one nf wnmi w hlth wit wos* ve<ove *» I’of Special detachments of mold,, guards surrounded severe! tm portent ministries Inst night, sup poeedly as result of the discov­ ert** of arms, arsetiaU and eon egetf shelters in tha vary heart ig e s tib le with the deliciously "m ilitary fodod In tho cellar of a raragt owned by Robert de U Motto di Saint pterre. a royalist whom po Ik# quoted a* laying the place M tl lr i y had been Mocked with D . •. this cheese fo o d Tha bomb proof shelter* nn>l raw' cache* were brought to tk t and ’AnceaUa was asld to ire surrendered plans showing ho Pr«mpl UtOFVl 4 l^blcaroons hultfr The drlrer. unaware of raid, drove up whits It w progra**. The flv# arrests th a t Seminole Fish & Poultry M arket Dog Food Iv o ry g u e f t R «g.l m : ." : .: ..5 c M ed . 2 tp r L arge 2 13c fo r 23c * - mi . we 2 SC tiFor at *•»f*"f Super Suds Soap L urge *'i# -3ji •--*T- V. : --' J R c �•AQUA-BATS DO THEIR STUFF Crprtfi Gordtiw n«or Winter Hoven k Ht* k in m atting wllh U»* p ro ltm of a im dart, waste, rseidae* and " ■ frooad Insert* la motors a n Jort rem ind word (h it « Hrtm m i* ef Dr. 0 . W ahl of the dchichao aklpyarda, with duet soeabciMoo engine* are nearing ef aquotic itunti itoged for Hie motion picture*. ■D«M» rr<wnTTivT On* ef lb* nain obataeta* of iaat aa feel—the heavy wear and » a r ob lb* motor, by grinding Mbea—baa bean anceeeefully ovirroaM, declare* Dr. Wsht. II* My* lb* Schkhav company hi* laralayad.a metal alloy which U tarder thaa aay known itael and hrrtfor* ■allabi* for a motor d#Jgned to yen on dost Preview* attempt* with dost t>wheatton motors failed, axplainr Jr. W ahl bociBM nasally alter M hours trial um tbo cylinder* ind pi*ton were wont to piece* f lha grinding effect* of tba t f mmely hard mldoo of hunt htrt. The new m*tal alloy, howaeer, filhetaad*. tbo hardmt grindinr, 'm *ay«, citing that only 1*700 of t millimeter was ground off (be ■yUnder wall* of a motor mado V . *b# new metal daring a test of ISO boat*. The experiment* are part of the nation’* fovryoar plan to achieve •conotsic ealf-sufficiencyDr. Dahl aeya hie -duat **t*r" *• not much bigger than an ordl* tary motorcycle engine, but d*« •line* to divulge farther detail*, •teept to *ay that It run* on al« •sort ovary khxf of property poor•tertxed d u t. n th aa that of brown eoal hard coal, aaw dsat, smnant* of grain, beach nut), •opra, cocoa powder, rice, hay and >ven ground graaahopper*. <e.f g e * . ie r ■OWM f lH W D K U H O C.U L-T WfcAT*... Am c g u t w r t i i « .H H e . soaks O V E .R A HU R-OL-E ... ' / ; ' ■ ■ i V* mmm SVW- WmL L.IKE. SNOW m m m V0ATKH a O C K t 'f S WHIT M TH EIR M O O k t * IN & u»5l • * , •*rtTJP- B U S IN E S S A»ir) M A N ’S LUNCH NO FOOLIN’ q PERK’S CLUB RADIO ru o H T T H A T 1 WA I L E D R A D IO RADIO ~ny t h k off m ’ « a »*o " A KITBMCX TABLE MAKES A SOOD BOWTlTVT* A£LA9y&£L£E!£. V R CA & Z E N IT H H O FM A p Any Quantity W. W. Gottach a ■ ■ I �Thousands A rt A. F.Of L. Leader Killed Lottery Probe Idle As Result In Minneapolis Labor War j S Continued A n o n y m o u s T e le p h o n e C a ll G iv e s W a r n in g , “Of Sitdowns” P r o m i s e s T h a t T w o M o r e A r e S l a t e d T H IN G S B E G IN T O L O O K i*jjffeflglJ* y.vji till Peace Parley Called Flop By Paris Chief S H IP -S H A P E . T o G o B e fo r e S c o r e I s S e ttle d 3 G oodyear P l a n t s B a p tis ts C o m m e n d I n ­ MINNBAPOI.18, Minn.. Nov.' I» diy, llara and d ry elaanrra’ St. W i t h 1 2 , 0 0 0 W o r k e r e —WO—An anonymous ' lalephon* Paul local. Mr*. Jupttrn an­ v e s tig a tio n O f L o t­ w -' w **n ,b "' M,wo mor# "f*fr,10 te r y R a c k e t H ere; oQ nh un ti T w l nwwnn F r uo nl luo w U ll Mllthl r ^*»“. swered, "Two mor* bra to go,- Ihn D e p u ty T o te R e s ig n s i n g * S i t - D o w n ’ S t r i k e Iba slayers of Patrick J. Cor Vole* am tbo telephone aald coran, ► ncreUrr treasurer of Iba 'Thar*1! r°f* ( to bo a mopping powerful inomalnra council, hart up of mom* othar laadrra. It'* The Grand Jury rrconvrnrd tomarked olhnr Twin CUy labor fulng lo bo a cleaning up of.day to «lelv* further Into gamblIrmlrra for’ *d#*lh. aomo of-lhaa* dictatorsliny oparotlona In thla section. Corcoran, hi# y e a n prominent Karl Martin, dldrlct organiser j However, no Indktmrnta could bo Y|V Northwest lalmr circle*. wa* for the Internallonal aaaoctallon rclm nnl Imlay because of Iho ab* F e w H u n d r e d S i t d o w n ■hot onco behind Ihr lnfl rar of bridge, atruclurei and orna­ fence of Clrrult Judge Millard B, Wrtlnrartay night. npparmlly mental Iron worker*, *. f . ol L. Rmlth who will not be here until S t r i k e r s I n P o n t i a c " whllo making a deaprrotn rffort affillale, alao waa called to thn Monday, at which time il ia rip*** In earapn liU ax,attain. telephone at about the aame ted, the (Ireml Jury'* report will L o s c W o r k F o r 1 4 ,7 2 1 ttla body was found early y#a* time. be made, Irrrtnr under n blankil of allow -After you read todaya pa­ Today there waa n continuation AKRON, Ohio, N ov. 19 .-^ near hla home In an eicloslva per* you will know we mean of the ituratloning of will T w elv e t h o u i a m l rmlilcnttal dlMrlrt,. Maine**," n man at th e ' other, known to be .connected with the Ilrfnrn bla truly waa illacor* eed of the lino told him. Thai* boMa” write* In Hanford and G o o d y ear T ir e a n d R ubber ty m p a n y em ployes w e r e Ml® r rc | tlm telephone ran« In Ihr Informant hung pp Immediately.! Seminole Couniy, although Court to d a y o s th e r e s u lt o f a ml* hmno of H. J. Junllan. wlfr of^ Marlin aald ha bad recelred a ia tta rh rt and other offlclala tw* iw al (PealhwO m mainad non rommilal aa to tha d o w n " p r e c ip ita te d by u thn liuilnraa a,i>ii| fur Iba laanproceeding! of ike jurora and M gchcdulcd la y o ff o f 1C«) to the poolbllily of IndktmanU w o rk e rs . O p e ra tio n s . w e re •galnri any of the -boliia king*su sp e n d ed In Deputy Sheriff l.ewla A. T*t#, . w th e la n r o i t Io l A k ro n 's blK. Tha Herald *tn* rrliubly Informed, three rubber companies{rarigned Ilia |w»*t Wrdnaaday John Honse, president of the afiamoon ami plan* to return to bla former poeltlou with tha Allan' _____ called lie Coaat I.inc Railroad Sheriff C. union meeting f*r Snnday to conM. Hand ha* been mil of town for ^ . ' ^ . r - l d ^ ^ K i g h i ? w i F r u i t f u l T h i n k i n g I s H u n t i n g S e a s o n O p e n s two day* and could nut I** reached F o r e ig n M in is te r D e l­ t a s S a y s N e x t S te p I s U p T o L eague O f General Motors, Fisher Body Hit T h e . N a tio n s Japs Continue *• Gains In China B r i t i s h V is c o u n t I s H i t l e r D i s c u s s G u est To C o lo n ie s rtf Ataselvlad P m , A W f c K Rev. Bram Talks'50, 100 Nimrods On Book Reading In Florida Are w?kmr Seminole High'Ready For Woods F o re ig n M lnlxtor *Vvon n elbog to d a y to ld th # F rc n r h C h a m b e r o f D ep u tiM th a t th n R rusaclft C on fo rcn r# h ad failed to m w lia tc th n C hinn fu sJa p a n rM w a r. "C o n flllatlo n collapand" whh I i Im t # r » su m m a ry o f w h a t h n n p en fd . T h n n e x t m ovn, hn said , w ould h«vp to l*o ta k n n a t n-oev*. Thn Brusael* Conferene* aittournert l*»t Monday for a week, s flrr It* me«t|(i*nrv effort# f*H ■part In the fare of Japan's firm refuval to lake part In oeare n*" gotlatlanx baird on the Ntn# raw er Treaty. • >»L In China tmln# Japan*** arm!**" erarkrd tfa* anulhrrn wing °f • Chin*’* n*w rt*frn»o line proteetIng Nanking. Powerful blow* wera , struck at I he central nnd north",; am ardor# of thla line. fltretchlng #cro« the Shanghai * peninsula aoma 40 miles Inland from the raptured elty. Japan##*' troops advanced lo within thra# . mile# of Soochow, the pivotal *1*7;, of chines* <i*f*nc*. and ihroal-*, ■ *n«l lo continue th r march on Nanking. China's rapllal. Chancellor Adolf Hlllar. at hi* ■ Bavarian axial* In HcreMaagOd—j walecmad tfmRiunt Halifax. ' lh# ' * British emissary, for ro h w aa0*»** which j m y revolve around .' Oarwumy'# eipmaml colofflal da* without union authorisation. ' Acquired B y Good S a t u r d a y , w a r n fU ll |„ l)w gHerirr*oraceMenUd A few hundred men who»r aw* j 'a * „ i n g T o B e C a r e f u l ' h * »*»"■ , , ?*w *r* ^ !!” *** down atrlkn In the Fisher Body; R e a d i n g , I t IH h l l U l ___ lleameil through railroad official* plant In Pontiac cloeed two auUi’ TAU.AHAH.SKl:, FUV^ Nov. that Mr. Tale tied recoined hi* too' Ive fnriorle* employing 14.:! !»•’*MrliHC lhai wlul a man Til. held their ground today and, thlnha la stronger than »liai bo 13,—JA7—That tan g hang nolaa'employment there no 11her ficneml Molora Corpora-! can du. It** Marlin Urem, lhai may dbturb yaur early morn-1 The following retoluilon wa* Thing* begin to look ahlp-ahap* from a perch high above tha bow* of Britain'* g^aM liner “M auri­ .. .a ma a* • a .. ■___ l.llrt ls-t.li>*- i*f IIf lion nor the United Automobile panlnr of Iho IJuly l.'rnaa Kpla- Ing Bleep Saturday probably wilPpaeaed by the Board of Dearoni of tania," whoa* frame la rapidly being conitrurted at Birkenhead, F.ngland. Completed, weighing 33.000 be cauatd by aoma of the Ml,000; the Flral Bapllat Church lari ropnl t'tiurch, I old iln> ►Indent* Worker* of America prolraied aha will be Iba mlghHaal tourHt line afloat, ____________ In aporiamen firing In tha 1937-34* night, a copy of which waa read t<\ know of plana for peace ne­ nf Bmilnol" lUrli Hclmol before the Juror* In their aeaaloii Ihelr rliapel program , celebrat­ Florida banting aeaeongotiations. Hal unlay la tha day. Daylight U thi* morning! Company offlclala aald that ing Nallunal Hook Week yaaler noil her Iho Fuher plant nor the ■lay that tbi* frullfnl ih|nhlnl tha time- The firing will atari In - I t ha* com* lo the attention of C IT Y N E W S B IU E F S •7 rounUee. It will continue until the Board rf Dearoni of the Ftr»t Pontiac Motor Company plant may be acquired thruuab BaftDt Church of Ranford, Florida III* gUUtl IlIHlk*. u l In aame emmI February IB IH rrM yaTp pk Ml ■WftlW k m ill would reopen before Monday **—t tha Grand Jury, now In a#** "A great many pmid^i fhlph w tied wfceC* local lawk prp»klav an th n p. Fl*b«r. gen*r*b managi-r |( taking at*pa 40 curb Hie UKJSal wjurntjiing tu jia * * aaHUr claalaw data . -iT ’■ . * ’I ™ ' ______. Mtny and lottery n w e w f tl S ' S , Ocnnral Motor*, attributed tb* community. Tha Baaed Of Daacua* J k strike in -radical minority". and poopte Wlf| elm that *‘ tb T lw S a Slat*NC ^ m w 3 i r J w d i " ^ * ^ F U h foreeaat “aa eicellm t In meeting im T u e^ e v erenlng Ml' *a»H ComiSI n « deerrlbeil II a* a “flagrant and a Imok." Ike Ret! lirailf* hai i Per* Keaaon on all gam*“. Hatching and November 10th. formally adopted F r e e z e P r e d i c t e d F o r Th* ragular monthly supper of S i r M a l c o l m 8 R e c o r d . lawleaa violation of tba agree­ ed. ndillng howorlr, lka| read fcood growing weather waa favorable1 iwaolutien highly commanding Hi* Gt* Kplueopal Man’* Club will b* ment betwrpu tleneral Motor* eert* lliute- who did N o r t h w e s t F l o r i d a ; held In tha Pariah Home of Iho the during the apring and auntmer.'Grand Jury Mr what they underB e a te n B y O v e r 1 0 1 *“ Coipormtlon nod Iba U, A- W K hook*. "I know Ihla from In K arly Malta of winter In lha Nartfc Hand Hut tha Grand Jury D doing M ile s P e r H o u r , *> Uruiaeli. Ja&nr** cirri## The atiika waa tha third in A uppeniflnc,, of Ibe good N o P a n f f e r T o O t r u s Church Monday night #t 7 ;(KI have driven migratory birds Into and aaauro tha Jury that they have a’clock. warned that Japnn would block­ flrneral Motor* pleat star* tJ. our Oly IJlireiy,’’ lie aald. lha moral eopport of the Board of " Vmi ran net anything you the warmer dim**I f A u u lilU Pr*«* ade Ihe Chinese roast against A. W. A. delegates teat Sunday noNNBVIlJ.K HAl.T FLATH, W raihcr Bureau forrca*U MiMtly eloudy with rain In Utah. Nov. IS. --(/PJ—Captain ships of nations that might Iry rejected a proooaad now agree­ want from bank*. They are (lie H u km thla aaaaon may ba even Dearoni of the Ftrat Baptlai warned th* South today lhai a tnoalc road to adrentutm tha *1, gyeater than It waa laat year. Re­ Church. and central portion*, cold­ Georg" Kyaloa of JCngland today lo help china with war mnlarlala. ment with Iba rorpornlUm. naw cold wav* waa moving arroaa enorth Itrnm elated. br*nd>ng port# from vniloua aourcaa ahowad r In norlhwaal and ettreui* aet a naw world land speed They, aald any' atltun .lip th* Illchard T. Pr*nken*teen. assist - IJer. Dixie accompanied by atormy con­ Bruaaali conference to arced# to north portion tonight; Saturday aM prealdcnt of tha taternatlon- rooet of Ihn alone* In lb# popu­ ,bT kH i M e e t i n g T o B e H e l d dition* along the Gulf f o n t . partly cluudy and colder preced­ record ol 11111 mile* an h o u r China’s plea for aht would ba ro* al union, aald that -Oeneral lar ma*a*lnca aa plffla became Ifa flasha<t m rourn Ih4 m eas­ t weather to th* roast waa Molora could hare prerentod dll they ore nil the name “Tha au* duck* u j o i i 'squirrel s m j m ' i B y O s t e o p a t h i c G r o u p predicted In Loulalana, Mlaalaalppl ed hy ralp In aoulh and ea*t ured mile and hack In lh* yarded a* a host lie act. central portion* K itrenie north­ A Japanese spokesman (Iceland of ltd* trouble fay offering thn Ibora linro written them," be dear 3,0Uj turkey I.B74; and 31 ryllnder Tba Mld-Harida Oaieopathlc and Alabama- Near freetlng tern- west Florida; partly rinudy p re­ "Thunderbolt", a union a aufflclenlly decant eon- declined, "wllli lhe|r tonguea la ( M U IN, raring giant for an average of there was "considerable art Ion on Haclaty will meet In Oalnearill*. ptralttrv* were foreeaat fur Ihrir cheek*. Tho raaaoa they The** figure* ran higher gen­ ceded hy rain la r u t portion 11.61 savonds. Ihe front west of Hhanghal. Ita liart,*’ Saturday at 10:»0 A M. In th* fitram a norihweat Florida. Thn atrike W a n latt night In ar« publlaheil I* only bacauae erally than those far tha 1MB-3T High School, according lo >a- Fair but colder wtalhar wa* pra- Ihl* Starnoon and probably to­ Kyatoa’a speed. tha fa ila il made no claims of news territory, *r**on when tha report* were: night; Haturday fair and aomi-- man has ever traveled In an however, apparently bearing out the Haber plant, a few hotira peupin Ilka mlrantur*.*Ilo uullliin^ n on miter of true Quail 413,118; dove* 170,174; rarmallon racalred from Dr. W dklrd for Arkanaai, Oklahoma wbat r*ld*r. nfii r K. It. loOier, plant manag­ auinmoblla, eirnodad Hlr Mal­ Chinese assertions that they wera F. pardon of naln**rlll«. **“re and ea*t Teaa*. North and Suulh er. bad Inaleled In conferenro adrenlUrea Hint roilld be found aqulrrat 132,361! duck 44,134; t*rT treasurer of Ihn organ!*** colm CampbeU's record of 101- preventing an immediate -frontal Carolina, Georgia end Florida wero with union rcpre**ti!at»e* upon In rending *imhI hook*, and urgea geeaa I N ; dear 1,7111 and turkey lion. pivotal .1211 mile* per hour by a wills o'lark on Soochow. a tokl to r * perl rubier weather a* P r e s i d e n t S u f f e r s lh« ntiuleiil* to liii-reaaw Ihelr 2,618the *n*pcn*lon of four men whom margin, tfamphell made bla rec­ point on Ihe "llindrnburg lino" Tha change from lha reaular the max* af cold ale move* aaalI III nk lux Ihiruirh Hulling thla Thera were 41343 hunting llcen- meeting dal# wa* made, Dr. 60 mllre west of Shanghai. Im deacribnd aa Inatlgilora of a F r o m T o o t h I n f e c t i o n ord her* In Beptember. 1*36. r*e laaued In |(34>3S nnd 61,330 la Purdon »*ld. In order lhai t ward. Chines# troops were enabled by 13-ho‘ur at tike that began Mon­ adventure In good hook* Kyslnn, a thin, scholarly man The , Weather Bureau’* fm*l The wliinei* of iho pouter 1038.37. • day night. . WAHHINOTON. Nor. 1». —(JT) of lo who retired from lh* Ihe delay lo occupy stronger, pre­ phyalclana’ could attand th* warning irrvlce at lakeland, F la, rooli-ri in i-i'ii'CnHhm of National Federal law* geeem hunting horn teaming gam# hatwaan lh* *atd however, lhai cllrua and —President Rooaerell'a Jaw, ona British army several year* ago, pared positions In tiie Hue of lh# lk>“ h with nlrii announced during j or j u(,(, |n j yH* acaaon Unlraraily of Hortda and G*or truck crop* would be In no danger of bla aides said today, “allcka flipped Ilia northward mile In Japanese advance. Iho rhaiol program. Mr. McKay w|„ ^ m l | t k m|,reto ry fowl Sta Tech. tonight ar tomorrow morning. out Ilka a grapefruit" from th* 11,7* seconds for^ an averaga ropurted 'S atn rd iy , Novamhar HT, n wtak Dlacuaalnna of varlou* pbaae# Near freeaing weather waa fore- tooth Infection lh*t ha* kept speed of 304.11 miles an hour and A d v e r t i s e O ld G o o d s 7 hoy were a* follow*! Flr*t U U f (hul in* regular aeaaon for him confined four daya. The then aped beck In 11.11 eaconda N e a r r o C o l l i d e s W i t h place* “!*.*» IIoi ln>»'\ by Frank- B|t|v, g ^ g a d y .aid ha had of Ihelr work will be conducted cnal for North Florida Sunday Chief Ktecullre rnmalnad up- for a peed of 117.11 mile* -an A n d H e lp B u s in e s s lln ncarmam; Heron^f “Mexico" Inquiries from by eom* of lha member* of in* morning. E m p ty S ch o o l B iii Hoclely. At lh* nooo hour n Kero read Inga were reported In alalra In the reaMenttal pari of hour. Thn average for lha two by Anne Wriglil; Ibird. **"* *|iortamen who thought the fedways gava him a new record. th* White llooae again today but luncheon Will be *er»ed at the The exchange of commodlhammed'' liy Carolyn Rebree. law yer 'Crooms, negro, and an opened tha day after Arlington Hotel after which the part* of the w rit today whit* he read mall and arranged on* lU-a la what 'la commonly .llnm>rnMu nirnllon wi-ra: “Her- y ^ n k a g lv in g "' Watertown, N. V-, had a foot of , empty school bus driven by Den Postmaster group will procad# lo the gam* *ni>w. Buffalo, N W-, a reported appointment, with known, aa buainosa. When thi* rn lrc n “ by A nn. I^ u ra Denfft; mittn i o r j fowl aeaaon will McDonald collided on Mellonvlllo General Farley. etekanga U rapid, bualneaa I* | “Juan of Arc" br Grace Hannon; ^ three Inch inowfall, lb* first of lh# day a fte r ChrUtma*. In * body. Avenue yesterday, according to Dr. Rons T. Mrlnlyre. tbo Th* wire* of tho phyalclana raid, 16 ba stood; when It I* and T o em v by HyMI W1.IU- J t b S S , - a - pri» will meet at tha home id Mr*. th* aaaaon., reports at th* Police RiaUon thla While llou** physician, aald hla ►low. ■buline** la had. Ona of morning. • i . P0'w r* blblted by tha federal Biological W. F. Purdon and will Join Ihelr patient waa -feeling fin*" and the grcnte*r' handicap* to an war* Ml**- K- O* IlfllWfllMW Mf*» M((|%nw Im an itltBIftl |p Both of tha vehicle* w art dam* that th* ferar from lha Infection hu*baad* at fha Arlington Hotel. L i o n s C l u b P l a n s exchange of new eammodltl** r, y M»ii|hloa anil Mlaa Helen ^ wMUf, alaaghUr. aged considerably but neither of • "" 1 ( T h a n k s g i v i n g D a n c e bad virtually aubaldad. II* addnd la lha difficulty of dlapoalng Wllaon th# driven was Injured. -,i * “Ba careful with yaur gun", It would requlra two or mor* of u»ed good*. Bccarul vocali .*■ HARRISBURG, Pa., Nor. 18.*^ gal-cl Ion* w“r» Kronedy appealed lo hunter*. “Veu C e l e r y F e d s L e a v e Crooms, LI. C. II. Bhaffar ro* days to clear Up tha abace*a Invliallona bare ht-en mailed The latomobUf dealer can’t rondi-rcd 'try Mr*. \V, « . H ern ia. .... v #rMw, ___ from the socket from which lh* CAV^The National Grange Con­ poriad. waa following tha school F o r 9 L A u g u s t i n e to (be anual ball of Ike (Juna aril many new earn ualaaa ba arcoiuii.it,h d hr Mloa Mary ^ of ^ M |f kul yomrwwlf If you Clab to be held on November President'* limit, wa* pulled vention put IDs foot down fIrmly bu* which waa driving north on find* a buyer for .tha cwstom- Dari*. The*.* ware followed n r ___ on enactment of th# Black-Con* tho atroat and attempted to paaa Head Cnarh t^vmard Urloira*' 14. Thenkxclilnx K»". •» tba yeetrrday. ar’a old car; a man lo tb* .^r * 101,04“rtlo*‘ 01. “Guard agalnal fir* hi the | Seminole High Hrhoo) TelmT Mayfair Hotel. All IJnna liar* nery wages and hours bill y**t*g* Just aa Mr. McDonald turned marital fur a naw 'radio o r-a west Into a side strea t tb ►;taker wood*. A graa* fir* tan da grant Babml to meet at the hotel S a n f o r d S h r i n e C l u b n i i f f A * <*n H»»ford ■! I:M aVIoek day and asked fair consideration new refrigerator can hardly be Neither of th* man ware ar* today for Ht. Aatwailne * br,*I Mfnday I* rtuntdein lha decora) eald tinleae HM* diipoeKhm for agriculture In negotiation ol rolled but th* case Is r ^ ^ g S a n fo r d P r o g f a m -t . «■ ’ M e e t s I n V a l d e z sat Coach ItUf 'jn# 0( n,« I m II c-on Mur ha made of tha eld one*; reciprocal trade agreements. Augustin* Mullet* O n W R U F T o n i g h t f*^ «i»‘ u . uw*u“., ^ u ll Corn mil lee* aye aa follow*: ia court. a hunter who would Mka to _____ » Pamphlet* containing Informs, f^,ular • In adopting a resolution disap­ WTvat w at trrmad Ike largavt regular North***! Florida General Commute* • —Mai wall buy a new gun haaltat aa ba* Plana were niinplrtert th* How about lha hunt Ing conference gam *.,, Stewart, chairman., Kd Malach. meat lag of lha Hanford Shrine proving the wages and hour* bill, raaaa tba old owa will aUll of local laws and tm f limits . will . b* Seminole Countg Chao which already had been passed by BtaHloa lor S*J*l*rd will !•* I. I* Oa linear and C. K. Adams. Club alno* |ia raorgwnliatlon ha. an h la , head*. ■ Cam hi*rc« ImUv for th* Bawford* diatrihuiW with k“ 1* * Mam Walla at loft aM . nob*e*|i Javltallcwi Commit!**— K. . J. bald In th* Valdas Hotel last night, lha Banal* and Is pending In .tha Tha list rouQ ha added to salute pfngrim to he rive# o4*r IIrma* sold. * llou**, the aland was_l*A*h that Howell at left lackta, Jim Ynai r, chairman. •‘W. A- taidwl*. lodge officials aald today. would HjmU.1 Htai Ion tv k llF a t Oat***at left guard. Fr*4 Gaum* Ilia masting was presided over It would be detrimental to labor Match. Jr. and II- n . Ungl*. naM na^n^hW / What «. im- rllh. luhlghl from * I S I* |:« * tlon rommllleo— Jamas by A. W- D *, vies president, in Hie and Industry, aa wall aa ag rk u l' T a x A g r e e m e n t M a d e oeolec, N- A. )l»rkey at rig! jte *^i* . _ Itotierl '.'J* chairman. John tray. a been** of lh* P m ldcnt G*org* turn. a«iM B y H o m e G r o u p Humhleg at rial Gan- for Tha grangers saw llllie, If any tackle, lUlt* Lanriug, J. A. Malach, Bd. Welnataln, who was unatle to a*' available Ihr d, John Mod ■ Colbert a t right , Vulla Williams, H l|. taitd baaatta# of Ulnaaa. of tb* WABHtNOTON, ftar.^lg.- -V T ) g»n at 1. Jr.. Clyde Itamaey, I*, V-Vraak u. Millar, *ecr*lary- their reasons. Darrell tV r hewmmIHM Chamber of tag Labor would suffer bocaus* a Roy. T. C. Pope. Mam tVaosorar of tk* Ledge, raportrd at left Half bark, U will kw > toCfaaaa la w M i or t tanlatlraly aj Mtanatrom r . . Herbert Maaeer aad an renalta t l hla rarmt trip t» ampleyvrs -would be encouraged to Igalned tk* undlatftbu right half be a id npvkrna f* r t Hla Jackaonvlll* wfaara ha conlaried Install, mor* labor saving ma­ F. Johnao" , —ff "4 lh proftla U chinery to koap production coats aff at fuu I I’omtaKiaa — Maawall official* *4 th* Temple. Ctukabag • «f lha chairman. R_ a Axt, W. Tha same la tw ha played ~ bw n *—F Hcm**holder, FJ down and worker* would: bo l wOHcke. j ►ting the Mara* i* that • k i t , V, Ilab) vs gave eheit thrown out of work. Adam*. W. W- Po««*r. Mallets IT* expecting Declaring reciprocal trod* y ia a a rx Commute* —J , M. addraaaae an the varioua phase* of and ha game large now agreement* in a maaau chairman, K K. Da**y. Iba lodge - w ork,. Aaguelta* lhai the M| traded tbo American .market far D. Scolt. |tr A. W . k o o x .' ^ ‘ night's W arw agricultural pnduria U foralgn get raven** | P lM Commute* —-O. *• Tatay, >. George Tharatma. fc. raw far lh*,i rouatriaa for a maritai far Indus­ y received try, tha grange demanded that McCall. U. W. Fprfwao*. Fr*S »• T A- K. Power*. J r , B, X kmarima markaU ba •ad a A- Oahh, iK . (4f th* American tana,' .? S 1 New Cold Wave cron Coa Eyiton Sets New W m M Record Of 311 Milet'An Hear """" Farmers Grange Against Federal , Wage-Hour Bill r* ***** £ DAFFY M -D R lV E R S n» j I ■ v^r -V u. •p � 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. 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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>, November 18, 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/59cc2027713b18ad2dee616ed4c70e78.pdf fbbdea47f9db9944bf36c2f2dd0d8c1a PDF Text Text V r V _5i h> Hr 1! - - * i t W i ■j'5 1. L.^ V, FD R Program In First Move JS3XIA Nor. 18,—(JP>—Th# Eastern peace confeiance day • uac a rated to failure to effort* to negotiate a at w ar aetltement and left to th« United M a les to take id .in applying fora* against M conference, angrily break* • ff all negotiations with tha fO gov tm ment, adopted a uutloii branding Japan re rails w among peace-loving 1st Italy, fighting Japan’s within lbs conference amid of the new Ge-man-Italomo alliance, voted ag iln it deration on the grounds l "opens tha door for grava rations Instead of for a aarfc, Norway and Sweden, t aUiad to the Olid “con* I group” and fearful of tha loeness of forceful measure* d the Japanese, abstained voting although they apItaly's negative vote sign Minister Pant Went of tha confer­ red the declaration NANK1NO, Not, I t . 'depression as It waa to meet lh» Ttxr Chlneeo gorernment daoldad dTpreralon of 1933.” tonight to more to Hankow on Th* rauae of the present iteprvsIhe Tangtxe n « rly SM ""•«* W a km, Snell argued, h a NattenIba west b-cause of the threat wy « U ,k „f ronfktenre in the adto the capital by tha Japanese mtn|atratlo«. armlet adranrlng from Shanghai. « j don*t think thvyll eay any C1tI| departments wltl be re- mori about a chicken to aw ry .pot mured feel oftlrtele emphaalaed Hoorer, for they haren’t that thla did not nfean abandon- ^ „ , n m blackbird to every pot ment of the rnpMal a n d , they j o ^ ^ i t , ' ’ he mapped, avowed that tho army would de- . JIc>(fr ]onr w# t r , going to get fend Nanking until the laat with along experimenting and guessing, Cblang Kal-flfaek, premlerOen j don't know. But the American ki.ala»lmo hlmaelt to command, p ^ p i, getting sick of there -------__ Jumps to the d irk * SHANGHAI. Nor. II. W )— a statement * commenting Thouaande of panic#! ricken Chi- cpon president Rooecrelt's mreneae find from three of Chlna'e J,nga to Congress today, John great cities tonight to escape Hamilton,.chairman of the HrpubT hk la an txelualva Associated Press piriuiy.o f some o f lb* Chines*, survivors of th# M th dlvl- advancing Japanese armies and ]|ftn Hattons] Committee, de* aton who barrlcadtd themselves b) s Chi pel vatehousV, and held Japanese forte* a t hay for four widespread bombing by Japan- e| i m | t days. They are shewn with a British soldier, upon reaching th* safety of Shanghai’s International eso warplanes. The great axndu* "Republicans to and out of Con* Battlement after thalr heroic aland. Thla picture waa flown to Ban Francisco by clipper. w u underway from Nanking, n n t* hopeful now that the nation’s capital and the ohJect of tho tremendous Japanese drive Into tho .In te rio r from Shanghai.. Similarly civilians w*r* fleetng from Tnlnanfu, Shantung province cnpltal not Hi ot the Sbenghal w er area, and from Boochow. the central point la Dr. P. L L ipsey Addresses Legion On Foreign Crisis C*nl Inu** Frsm Pag* Ons of the British Empire were In a measure responsible for the un­ rest In Europo. „ Other nations, the speaker slated, could not develop without infringing upon th# right* of roots o f th* V t l t e Hotel. aeoardv b y to on amount*menl watte th U morning fey SUboy J- Nix, a a ertr tary. COLDS fever A masked girl will apeak tm lhe n h ja e t of -Why I Don't L ite Bora* Boys," at Ife* m u t e r meet* Iny of lb* Bern tool* Chapter of tb« Future r*rra«re of Am*ri<* la thalr Chapter room toulghtCloudy, rein In tho norlheaat and central portion* tonl»hl and Wednesday partly cloudy colder to north and eontrel portion*. Extrema ndrtbweat Florida—parte ly cloudy, much colder tonight, Wednesday fair. R.C.ALLEN JACKSONVILLE J Hieir repeated warning* h*T* for* ^ p ^ k l e n t Roosovelt a t test to fM. rl!ll|*|e*. Ho finally prom bus o* lax revision. Hla prom he* are lnd*ftoHe a* canal but It dogs w rn | th at th# 'Roosevelt receailon’ h # | U u fh t even M r. Roosevelt j,ou cannot Ignore economic , lw# >nd ff#t , WBy w|lh , t f o r FLO R ID A HAYNES BIG APPLE DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Far East would force PretTdcnt ' Eaaasvslt automatically to declare •ti embargo on arms snd credit* tot allhtr Japan or ChinaBorns delegates, forasetng collaps* of th* conference, ware *1raady Intimating that they would Ilk* to pis re on tba United State* . tfwponilbUMy for Ha 'failure. Th* conference delegates bolster* Maly ahoulad “ Not'' when Spaak askad whether tbs declaration of cohdamnallon should bo forwarded to Japan. Tha Scandinavian delegates, Celery Feds P u t Thru Light Practice L O N * R A N * I PL A N N IN O by doori* W a sh in g to n w heat will stipulated bo b* buried a t ML Vernon Indirectly solved a Head Copch Ixonard Mcl.uras inaklaw for onginoon now Instolllng on olr conditioning system In sent hta Bcmlnole Celery- Fed* tbo national Capitol. Bpoeo In tba Capitol ouem ent, one*Intended aa through a light drill yesterday hla rearing ptaee, will bo ftllad with motor* and blowers. to preparation for their gams Frlitey night with Bill Ferraifl'a strong St. Augustine Mullets In Grand. Ju ry S t a r t s Plans Are Made that city. „ “Big Shot” Roundup By Boy Scout Troop Th* local eleven seemed In good condition an d ,* scrimmage In L o t t e r y j t a c k c t n „, „*„— M r. session is sin ted for this afte r C«Minus* Pram rs*s o«# ThsnkiglvJng Basket were dlv noon and also tomorrow after, Ion and an atari grand Jury w rnt( lUsacd ut the regular meeting nf noon. > about Its duly of clamping down Troop II of thu Boy Scout# of on gambling rackets. Pro.pKta 0f'A m rrlcy,termed by official* Ih. . . . . .. largest nna Un;: of live fall season, a fine, It waa pointed out. hold no, A np<£ of , he n .„K,0U| terror* for profeaalonal gambler* rui recently completed by memwhose profits run Into the tens hers uf th* tro u p . In Clinderville, of thousand* but th# thought ot Floral Height, and tbo Ootd-n a Jail sstence was raid to ba run w»# um.tu during th* m x t- Claasi tied Advertisements lo learn planning. aalltnaUnt. Installing and servicing work. WANTED, NAMES, MEN under W rite giving aro , present occu­ - M who are willing to work for pation, etc. ttinUtaa Inti-, Box fTS.04 a month white training to F Banford llsrald. I,—Announcements barams avktors or ground medumlca. On* year's training given by U. B. Air Corps. Costa abso. lately nothing. Flying !nt*lllf«»ra Be* our assortm ent of Wagon*. Barvks. Box b it, Milwaukee, Tricycle* and ik n ta* for Christmas- A email deposit will U r a*ld* any prices until w ant­ ,01 YOUR order now for par- ed. Bianley-Rogers Hardware Co, M l engraved greeting card* man's office Equipment Co. USED 'TABMlf top giia nt TOU»”WeUk^rvpairad by • who . really know* ham KKJowakr Magnolia Av» stor*. tween th* Chinese defense lines stretching fr mid Nanking. Ittvar southwi My highways, rivets and cansla are Chekiang th e ’ civilian population was lo av ccnt«V before |ng Nanking by thousands. Foreign site spurred by reports uf terrible |n l nf floocli ■li<Jrucllnn Inflicted on Boocbow terrible casus hy Jupsnwjp bombing ptens*. Th# dsmsgn. Wusl nnrmsl population of Nanking I* was heavily o»"r 1 ,000.000. spokesmen ai Be ton hnndrod liombs within ware n«o»Mi 30 hour* were said to have mad* among Chines a shamble* of HooclinW, city ot bock tn tboaa WO,000 Homo 60 mile* west ot Hr. II. V. Shanghai, ksypolnt In Cbtna’a offlctel In th Illndenburg tin*, formwriy one of Service, r*P< tb# country’s roost picturesque wounded and and prosperous elites. a Boochow dr Government officials remained ply disappear In Nanking. T in government an- t|nn was hit b nounred dstermlnatlon to de- . Seventy J fend It to tha last. This raised ware reported fear* Nanking would suffer tbs lower Ymi punishment similar to , that of Tsungmlng I si Boochow. landings and Vanguards of the Jspaaea* fresh Jspanrs tfrmlaa, lienvlly reinforced by wing the Jspa newly arrived troop*, were X*~ advsnoed to t ported within I t mile* of Boo-1 walls of Ch: chow, . having swept westward' north of flood after*, the capture of Knnshan.* to cut oft sc 3a miles- east'- nf Boochow. j soldiers fteeli Jspsneair Hilda still were \vmo and Taltaang. . r E E O S ’i J k VSS 11c ■PI'eal by th* Mfailaterlal Aa- Euielw [)Bv |., nod Jimmy Carter. socteUon of Sanford to support | The 40 mrmbera and three tbaalaw enforwmonl officers In vUllotn present nl the meethig thslr drive to stamp out gam- ipaitklpalad In a cracker eating L|,„_ i„.. UM, . contest sml U riel hoop gamea bltog. Charmctarltlng lotteries a* Jurlog ihf evening. "a serious menses not tflly to good morals but to business as wall," Ih* Ministerial Association ' |J _ _ f l . - l f **H - i t b d itu w u p s u j M i r ° r L f l e i i le O ia s nItaly a low form of gambling.” fihlimsln'g cold to chart or throat. Forernan of th* Grand Jury It J. g . Coklough. Tha other, mem­ ber# i n : ' J . IT. Httnrclphi-r, clerk, Qua Bchmah, C. N. Hudson, ti. If- G rant Walter B. Coleman. Howard Bote 1st , J, T. McLain. Jr., H. U Kelsey. Charlie U. Lane, Roy Holler, J. Bt. Ctalr White. IteRny Hennessey, Wm. T* All druggists' Dunn, F. B. Adams, J. A. Blarl h * O. H. Flynb and B. J. O ver I t e m Serve# Ur the tntek Oslr Carhase ea AH W e S in llssSt Mask by Hi# Rythas Boya BIG TURKEY DINNER PERK’S CLUB W E OFFER THE Following Services BACHELOR BUNDLE Wearing Apparel LADIES ALL ,20c Pound Min. BdL 75c 30c Pound Mn. Bd.31.00 PAUL’S nlng th* "big .hols” to cover. Mundny evening, It wav Along with many favorable „uted, tha following boy* will recomments 'heard on tho street# reive their Vrstulura Scrvko'. regarding th* action of th* Grand Charlr* FaW, l.yman Dakar, w ;.T U08TES8 WITH DANCB PARTNER ADMISSION FREB 10th A nniversary SALE Th* havoc that the sun has ^ wrought during these summer ’ months on milady's hair la gubg to hsva to b* repaired. Today, boeauaa of our ax lens hr* oducamR tk o a l system, ws know toms thing about h air and ft* car* and our preparation* which ora mixed far oaeh individual's scalp disorder and texture ot hair by on* of th* oldest labora­ tories. This treatment will restore th* natural oils which th* sun draws out tearing the hair Ilka straw. It will revive and rafrsahon tha hair, even If tho damage has already bacn dona. Thousand* of hatr-draaoora a n .giving th k Individualisad Treatment and you can n t a partset permanent. ;7c, Pound Min. BdL 70c F luff D ry.......min.xbdL 75c.................7c li WEARING APPAREL DR YE D—FLAT IRONED Rough Dry......:..min. bdL 75c........... 8c I Net — ary Ptetan tUorehad—Waartag Apparel Dried A T hrift .min* bdL 75c........ . . .6c Wearing Apparal M m e i Dnmp—Flat Ironed Family F in ish ,........min. bdLJ . l . .....J l, FLAT'(RED LINEN, TABLE LD(b N). 7c LB. Schick Shaver For Sale WEARING APPAREL 19* LB. f (Peanut) W. W. Goetsch . Infective November l8 th I am closina m y store, and will m ake de­ liveries from our w ar^iouse by truck. T his will enable m e to b etter ^©rve you and* give you m y personal �T'" » ' ' S a f a r i b TBo Only Central Florida Q t j A ffortlaf Rail, Highway And Water Tnuwportollon VOLUM E X X V ) -w- — In d ic tm e n ts By Grand Jury Slated Friday SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, --------- u 1 ■ Market Made Ready For Its Biggest Y ear WARM HUG FOR BRIDE AND EX-WIFE L ottery Tickets A re Scarce In Sanford As G rand Ju ry Ad­ journs U ntil Friday Rita “B ilk Night” I s Interrupted Deputies Seize Equip­ m ent In Sudden De­ scent Upon T heater T h e G n tftd J u r y w h ic h h a * b e e n a S n d u e tin jr at] In v e a t'* k n a ti o n i n t o g a m b lin g o p e r a ­ ti o n s in S e m in o le . C o u n ty a d ­ jo u r n e d y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n a f t e r in te r r o g a tin g f o r 48 h o u r s a p a r a d e o f w itn e s s e s k n o w n t o h a v e b e e n id e n t i­ f ie d a t o n e ti m e o r a n o t h e r w i t h t h e " C u b a ” o r " B o U ta " rackets In this section. The group Is expected to m eet again W id er morning a t which tim e Indictm ent!. It sn r, will be re ­ turned. Lottery tick et! w ere ecerce a t hen'e teeth today ne bacKera o( the various system s ran (or . cover under th e pressure of the G rind JuTy Investigation and an aroused psblle opinionEarly this afternoon there w as consid­ erable speculation among those who early In the week bad p u r­ chased tickets, as to w hether tha backers would actually pay oft C M iliw t ra « « T w i 1" 1937 i- J f ---------1 1 ----- SHIPWRECKED SAILORS RESCUED IN ATLANTIC U ibor Committee Re• news Its E ffo rt 'Dl l Compel ConsidcraV tion Of Legislation^ M anager Michael Re­ ports M any New Im ­ provements As Winv te r Season Begin! j :Senate In Fight " Over Lynch Bill Extensive preparations (or l i i l ■largest season In Its history a re , being made at the Florida 8tot# 1 F irm er* Wholesale M arket In­ cluding many (novations whereby : jpalm ns r e n t e served more effi* j clcntly then over before, J . U. Is j 1 Michael, m arket m anager staled •odny. Thu kuihtiqg of a fcucit in front . ■■f the market and rcmoJlImt the W A S H IN G T O N , N ov. IT T , m arket reel sura nt a>c tin- tste ii (A H ) T h i' H olm e L *' Some of the IS seamen, sne’ehed from Impending death in the t aging water* o ff Cope Haiti tuimprovements being made, Mr. I 'u im n iM " ' m n e w ix l U k oC . tha*. took the Uvea of seven comrades, anshow n in llft-lmat of il, . .-iXi 4 oant c u tle r M.-i.-'-div Michael said f u r l to f n t r « r o ln id e r o tlo R 07 ’rice J . Angel, Sanford restau- * f * r being rescued. Some are still w earing life p i <-m i >«t * «lii>)i tl->- . i tdi dinned when tin • h e A 'lm iiii-U rJtliin 'a w n rtih. n -ioial *nd. i« -n<; " J . Leslie Younghusband. w ealthy Chicago cosmetic* m anufae-' iuiit opvralor, opened the restau* tlrrck steam er T ienny C handrii went down during .| storm. A- on 1 h o u r ItiU tiu ln v tvJilId (Jontu re r, embraces his fo rra rr wlfs, Mrs. Palm er Stoller (le ft) snd hie ran t earlier In lhe wees a fte r only Greek, very llttls Information could be obtain,-.1 from tln-lo it-. ■ :h e ' 'rngtdy. greai pOfi'tnniPtl more of th# new bride, Mary Louise Uhlmenn of G rand Rapids. Mich., Just. De­ aiipi-tvi»(ng r\ten siv e rrnovalkinr j'H f ln t a e iv io it iit ta lk rfithM h’ to Ilia building nnd adding addife rs the wedding ceremony at the bridegroom'* p a la tia l'S I. Peters tliiiu Ictr'fJu H v o w o rk . . _ ,,, . ... . lionnl equipment in order to serve burg, F U , realdene*. All did no t run so smoothly as this fam ily Mtuf|le(orMy hM dllrln|r C lin tH n n n N o r to n , N a if Jrr.r.y Demecrnt announced 1)*4 cmbrmcc. though, fo r the rarljr morning nuptial* were marked hy u ,P COming ataion. etdv tw o ‘ of 21 lnt»ir com tltttBM #n Alleged aaaault of Younghusband*. on William Snyder, St. P c 'e rs. | d (K a u lttg , h, construction J fof bu rg newspaper reporter, who preferred charges agslnst the menu- uf Hu, fn ,ro the Market M anager the l,-II for ivgMiUk She **2! * facturer. _________staled that ft wss not their objec­ j lie- i •imnlllce mnioilly wpuV» tive to rxclude any famierm or w- rk |n olilalntng thy aeceem fr buyer* from (he market but to ■ mimb-i e f -Icwalores—t i l l - 4 ^ provide g reater safety for patrons l the petlllrt. that wertld brhtW nnd obtain a el user survey on the opcrnlion nf the Market liy check­ ing all produce as it enters ths gste. to rn Med up to ih* House B “ This fence ides is not a now S IH V H H I No" 17- —( f l j remmIMee alnre Ihe l i s t Displaying a tl.fe n s. th s t) ( J I T Y N E W S B K I E F S Idea with those colinreted with the Couldn't h . dow n'd tir tho Lees­ tlcuvlly -elntorred Chines* ar»j A rrest the Capitol, tto . , Maikei. I ll advonlages and disad' burg often*., t'narh ft. A. IL tide. «'rii'-k b -rk at the Japan#** j remained In lb# thro** (gw vantages have been studied ear*' Wilkinson's Hautord ' Beml-Fro luvnd-r. lodar in a rounler-at* '"uthern ffllbuetrr agulH t, t r P Tl t R R e in fo r c e d ,ul1* *’* ,h * Supervisory Coin- R lackrats rH n in n l from IwesSenator lack atorg lh "H tod-nhurg NB 15 ® •• “ m iller nf Ih e ' Market and U was liurg last nlRhl w |lh • m otel !lialle, Texsv P era or r*t, had decided n> build il only a fte r tha victory lucked under Ihelr h .lta Line- itofendtuc Nanking ,om * floor. ■ipproinl nf m iny farmer*, dealers allhnugh th .y went down fight­ mile* away, A 'he T vian's direct Ian, *k HKNDATB. Nov. 17. —W’l — mi Ihu M aiket, and truck buyers ing by a si-ore of 0 to 0 In favor lodge No. F. end A. M will The boom af hunter*' gun* Generali si Imo F ranclico Fr»ncn Th.uiann'l* rt fresh troop* i, ,iiiind n a d ip g where they w ho' ctunn t o ' tha M arket," Mr, ol Ih* Imvshurg Linns heailtul will eoon echo through Seminole! w as reported todey to be rushIxitd Ihrir regular communication from Ihe in'r-ih’r tnnreheg "P«* .(f v ,.l"id * y 'he 14p*g» by Georg" Miller. County as sportsmen tram p tb a -— ' „» slrtm rta be-, Michael- said. . . i - t ■— i .lii'-iirt- Hugo I. Iilark. Ii( in the Masonic Teinplo twiiigliL, woode and swamp* In quest of l»>» eonetzurilon of ^ "Thorn aro eeveral rn s o iu for Panford had formed a defen*, ncvoiding to Musonic olliciuU. wrn«» mi , hind the Aragon or a rt the fence," MrMirhucl cutitlnuud, gam s. which It wo* Imarted would i\ ti' liitii; I. gi-’:Btji»n nrhllr 1 Spanish tre a t to assist his »rt>«............................ -th e principal reasons are ns M s ^ |hn M m, r blll A1 !!»•• w.tiM' lime civilians n-*t The hunting season officially {{•cllve m ajor 11 >•■(11n Ur ft nil KAKB l«Bof ollimelve east* Iqws; F irst, tu make only' one 1'he I hive di-t ai lllil'-ltl - «lf I I ir \n # k |f IIS |H# Will -7 Mis and la-ssUi'r* iHieki'r* • p e n . at su n rise B a U q tsr morn­ Mil Natlonui li nurds atetioned in trance Into t t o f l z r k e l and u one »»fsini|i* J«*n <f rirem m .-n t nrflcai thought tt "ballyhoo-* and pr>" ing And many local' epdtUmen The new sat b ase for Iho In­ wni* ninif*r « n r 6<> .sunfuid m rt In llie Sanfunl Ar a re greasing up th eir ru n s and surgent aerial arm ada * n paid wny drive aruufld the Market in dieted th at Miller would mote orderly urder lit secuiv i»t night for Iheir «ovl.i>‘ s-ild the ( Iiiti' ' * wild but soiurlliltiR happened to |tn o r y water-proofing their bool* In to bo ellusted at Tudela we*t,y)ow u j t r,ffjc f ihu, avukling pro permitted fttiinli ••-.fV hn4 Miller and whtft It was Is nl ;diiUspreparation for th s opening of the Tuilela-I’amplons highwayaccident*. Second, a man will moat unbelievable^ Ihrfli In fn >-> pea llnea nnd d" | day. The open season far durks. O thers were atatlered along Ihe Milter Tarried the ovnl 13 . A m o l i n g ol the nmin ni-'ih' i ■ »lar.a \V- ■lit n"l c npilnlsle or] however, does not begin unlit i vagi bsltl* front from tto Frrnch be p,i*|ed a t Hie gala tu wcIimuIu bath buyers and tellers, acquaint lime* d u r t n r llie ball game and of the dunluitj .lUliloi High Sehot.l 1ntfii|i| M Iftt, with l.iivn. We will] th e day after Thanksgiving, to tha mountains of tlicm with the M arket's method Tenpl" of ftcm (MM] last dllrh " ( "Tha on* of llm Jniinls he traveled will to held in the kfi I....I A n*l ' *•i The M le of hunting license. J,™ £ p ^ o . ^ too of operation, issig n all those who on ,\|i i111«.■1«ih .Inj an'-. *>"ike>lnin Conn'v S ". pal r—pan dtog to IS yawl* and that li-rt n total mm, ‘fhu n d u y inuiulng «t I points to the fact. Judge It m iles'to the south. with to sell Ihclr'ow n pruduce to ga in nf 3 ynril* iturlnc the other o'clock. rro*« Rail Call Kh . . M f a r f s ' l i - m p e e r - the annual W ar* asserted, th at a la rK« Government mllllla hara*«<*<1 proper *lull*, advi*o as to traffic I I IMP* with (tin hall and tor ctiiifWt nn 'i ennih-mnnllnit of J * ' sr they ihntiM *. ronnty J t x l f l lL*; number of persons will nydr line* on Ibe Ararun regulations, get Hto iidiiics ami c l Ihe first tim e In Mttl'T'a foot­ Hlandntd OH Company officials J jkBM “ Ini* -tT;ihL'* and 'iitlmnt'-il \V Ware* rh**li>nan nf th r Rati Into his olflro at th a last min- Insurgent -------today/ i |H-riiit*i>"’i tjth a t tu . n . . dl-iMi-n to t-ml the w a r C*tl r.-mmltf. f n * ute tor th eir hunting licenses. 1 w1,h * . ' ^ ra l dresses of nil buyers wllo CJltlO ball r u r e e r he wa* stopped nnd h r r e were " g ra n te d Tlic ivv)i4*u*44* *if thn profile nf Up to lh# present time be has h .ltln g mohlllsstlon for C W r s l into Mic Mniki-t, unswer quest.ona hy a aenil-pro foolliull leum hy local llu il'lin g j nsprcinr (•■ I’- ! ,,, rh |i,„ «-, l.l he ew tru’teddiI -i fTrr* Paxton yesterday lo make c c r-1 mBny an,| ityly lh# nontlAtthll y i* tint so eold approslm slely l g | license, Isslmo Francisco Franco ■ ex­ and, in gi-nrral, tty to make line. C ata­ everyone feel nt home. Third, hiUnit n< In pmrlniiB ynara* ih«* OialF* as rompare<l with the approtl- pected offenslvo against T ha Sanford o'llfit while slow tain change* a t their w holesale j Tha »poke«m*n -a 'd ll astnurh n* much trouble lias bei n plug Miller eninph I'-ly, fmuul III plant Tstinmlril lo ro*i fl'J5. c l S'nte*, Ureal Drllain .i'-d Un »ni\n nf thn %#lrl## m M. a^ft m ale 600 sold last eeaeon. In lonia. Government edvlcea eald a t­ experienced in trying to keep ntiier l.l powers whirh joined if- potnt#4'! If* tl»i* iuhnI fi*r adwr! order th a t those who have put Pep U am hrrt. !H0 pound fulltmrk, topUhl (ten' rallt fair Itraniling Japan a* nil aii'htw ll'-iiin! iv'iifliTrn ni» tniM* of Ik* off purchasing their llccnsos ana punuum i 1* 1*17 iw iniv* tache ------ «■ . the U*«*» «nd . # Villa*•„, children, e.ipeciilly those on bicy­ a m an who r a r r h ' l "If inurh of cles, from gelling killed, or injur­ thn game's honors along lii'dxld may obtain one before th e open- r**rd* sector* gnu w » o w ith, have "lilaquallfl'd" ihrm -et*'' »< rnn*e« pn-l i<H|iii»lnl Hint anyw h h Tlon *ilay, colder ed, Itoxo children will to kvpt halfhurk |)aee H a ils and llam- llrtd f" » i In e\Ctenie Jiqrili p' ln« of lb . season. Judge W .re drld dlslodg^l U H l P l U ,1 i Ii-uld devote a portion, fu 'u re m ediators In lh - far ea*i stated that h|s office will b e 'o u t poet trenche*. . n away from the Market unless ac- iM-rl's pa»*es were ihe only of­ tt"ii K illi" i" noiiliwi *1 V*l"ii-l-» Tho ______ defiant _________ rlateraani w*« an nf Id. I|nii< lo iln- annual dries pmtpaiiK'd by patents. Fourth, to fensive stre n g th that Leesburg - inoatlv fair and colder, l'r"b i ..-hi-r hhev lo Ihe ri.tifi-reiliv t ll'l i -inla, y Mr-. open Thursday and Friday eve »urgenl sleg* base* t Karl N n rd g rft, at Madrid keep hitch hikers, tram ps, etc. ou> dlaplsyed IhrotiRhotit the evening, ably fro*I tam peraiure of -< rntcd .-fforl. and came al a mo- r haltiitiiu of ihe Clr-y Commit***. nln* unlll about *:30 o ’clock. , Government . officer* , in troops or Ihe Market, Fifth, all Incoming 37 la Ini* tiny fntdxht. T huradai. ment when- delegate*, roitvpnre,|i l l u i l s s H mi s i n tw el With Ih . advent of hu n tin g ’ tb o u ,‘ ^ To i^ r o c k the belief that Hemi* relnfmclAg In s u rg e n t______ produce will ________ be checked so that fall w dli sh'wly n-l'i* lemp* t.i t h , t the United Stales conrres* j nob- (Sandy did not derlva any also 1* revealed thn fact th a t an- w * r n nuslly, according lo .la U stlc .., strength tn Ihe southeast ' ^ #r* |i n accurate record may to kept of •ur" w*!», portion. ^ will reject any proposal 'o "fore*"- iH-iH-fiu flout the money co lle c t there are from 100 lo 400 deaths f r a n '0 *»■* aiP*ct«4 »° u “ nch the voh me of business handled by ' Japan ■Pi pie.- up hn l'd in the drive. Judge Were _ Jplva o aet A I nirria. tk.. .___.1.. The HI. Rev. Charles lllay n ey , "r " each month during Ihe hunting' » W inter drive on A lm .rU .___ ^ tl)B M, rUe, ,-c»rIy pointed out 'h a t if n dollar ro lrm o re. 11,ho,, of ).u,r t o Rico compl#'* General Cardanal wee named One particular fact th at we and go home. season. (mid for o mi-mlH-nihlp, 60 cent* military governor of MsdrM to NEW ORLEAN8. Nor. 17,—(Al and to r Viigln tslamls, will to the T hr Jap an r e »poke»man ta r ,,f IhL was -p .n ' directly ,jn The Nell anal Rlfla Assort*- relieve Gen. Joe# MU)*, n v e rn - want In im press upon every furvlsIUiig preacher a l the Holy Urnsi —A eold wgve, riding atron* mcr Is Ihul ha can sell hi* own rant bully rcfrrred lo the portion “emlnola r - u n 'v fo r local raltof. tlon h « . advocatpl th e following — eoran,Btd, r t a q * |, f on ce„ Kplsmpal Church next Sunday, northernly wind*, gave lha Boulh good* tin the Market if h« w uhci rules for hunlvre In »n effort lo tral ^ front, of some duties. according In Rev Merlin J. IIram of yesterday'* conference decla­ and th* other 60 rant* ran i 3 a mi to da. No nalr* will be a llo .a d s taste of winter today. reduce this annual toll of ac­ p a 'to r of th e Churrh. (lev. Col- ration torating Japan as a treaty th* National Assoc 1st km. A ay on (he grounds, however. E w ery Snow, sleet, end suh-freetlng more ha* been a bishop of I’uetto breaker. amount over the 60 ranks sent to cidental death*: load of unsold produce entering the tom perstures w rrs reported In Only faeelst Italy, which ha> th# national A uncial ton da I N ever allow l h . r a u n l. of Rico since 1013. Market will to assigned la a stall m m , sertlons Slid the United e-nalrtently fought Jap an 's rase 'p e n t to IhL Cmmty, ho s a i d .' a gun to point tn anything at and >hc owner will to privileged Slates Weal her Ilureau predict­ conference, vo'ed Komeone apparently u**d a witoln th* 'T h e quota fa r this County h r which It la not Inlendad to shoot. declaration while tola year has been set 1. Never load a gun while lh . Llnnard Jones, known ns the to sell it to anyono he arcs fit, ed the cold wave would last well g lasi cu tter to remove a portion ■gainst the of the window pane In the Han. three Hrondinavisn countries a b -1 members and up t® m uzzl. Is pointed a t any part "M ills Colonel" to hi* many whether il to to a dealer on lh* Into Thursday. to m a Ws R r W t f Pi Forecasts Indicated freezing ford G ram m ar' School last night, stained. lim* spproxlm s'sty 100 to r * to ) a of Ihe body. friends In Ihe Elks podge. *n Mark*!, a truck buyer, a nn-rchant, or wbut not, ns long a s It i* sold and sub freezing tem peratures In Chief or Police Roy Q. William* "Among to* powers voting for "•cured. if f tl I. Never eland In front of any­ Inmate or a crippled children'* T h i drive rinses Thank one loading a gunhospl'al In Umatilla, was burled nt wholesale. No rtla ll *al«> are North and Central loiulstana, reported this m orning, adding Ihli declaration are (her* not N orthern Alabama and ,ln M issis­ th at although the window was u n -[ some na'ion* w ho( r#pudlal* pay- Day and th* rhalrm an 4. N ever cock th e gun end pull yeftwrday, according to George allowed th e IrlffWr for fun. Thureinzt, Exalt'd » uler ot the "In "p u llin g this ayatvm Into sippi from (lie central part down locked from all appearances no meip. of ih rir deb!* lo th* United Drive request* tto p tsp le _ effret, Ihe Market is asking for to -tha Gulf Coastone had rnlerod th* building and Rtales, despite solemn proml**e7 ford aad Bemlnal* County i . Never shoot d h e rtly a t a Sanford loulgsIn Tenneaaae the mercury was nothing was missed. he askrd. "The Ironical atlRud* operate to make it t t o The Elk*.’ It wee staled, had • he co-operation a f all Intrrcstod flak hard surface ** tha bullet of power* w h- vote fo r thing* tog suerstg It has to m la bound to ricochet. cared tor the led *» the H»rvy parties. Ths m arket ia here to expected In dim below freezing whirh th -y do not observe 'hem- vlou# years. I Never baadl* ■ gun without Ann* Home for a, number -ut help and nut hinder and If you and bring wMb It snow at Nash •elves I* laughable. first opening th e breech to be ye**, and be was always pointed are *»ked l y th s "m an a t the gato" vllle and ttnnxvllle. rre e ilh z (rm prrsturee w*r* “ In any event It le highly r e ­ out tw visitors of lha bom* be­ to p a ri here, or there, remember ■ere th e gun I* unloaded. < grettable for these powers th at 7 Never carry a .gun loaded cause of hi* outstanding person- th a t the request 1* m ail, oqly In forecast * from North Georgia to WASHINGTON, May I f . ' — they have not taken advantage ezrept whetf bunting and U a a be alittea In spit* of his locurahla order to ih a k . for a more orderly ^Norlh Florid*. system f handling th s pruduM (AT—'T i* M ajillipa Comm1*»lnn of the passages In Japan'* rspty su re th e gun 1* tn a * A te port- . condition rafom n)end*o-to Con *r**e today lh. which Japan carefully opened tlon. The boy was bedridden from grown by Florida farm ers.’' tb s I loan* and autoldlei to made th* way for good office*. Aa a I. N erer clltab g fa n e* . w ith­ m i unlll hi* dsaih Sunday, sufovallabl* for developing irons- resul( o f . th s ronfsrenc* declara­ out first putting th e gun Urwugh fering from tubortulooia of the oceanic slrrrstL T|j# proposxl tion this wsy Ig now elooed f o r muzzle first end. climbing over ip lm , K ara than 60 Bbrinera will w as Included la a report pn for­ •re*." eg some other point. Floral offering* from many ad­ test In the VaUvs Ilotsl 'T hurs­ eign a ir commerce. • The Japanese spokesman c riti­ •. Always* Rive lh* gua mirer* surrounded the ltttl*-cof­ thorough daaainr attar firingfin yesterday. There were flowers Coach Laonsrd gMcLuras sent day rt’ght f#r thflr regutor , Hto* Commission emphasized, cized t ||r conference fo r enllsUng bin Seminole High School Fcisry ■acnthly 1lni*r. local officul* of however, (bat there Is no need Soviet Riuula's aid to tba decla­ from -a restrict In sa wql-of-aUt* a t th a prats nt for aircraft sub­ ration which opposed Interference ROOSEVELT ILL prison. Others bora the card* ol Feds tbreugh i b u d p'sctle* lh* Lodge »micLHf#d INJay. mg those czperted. tp b* sidies comparable to thn*" g ran t' to Ito Affairs of another naBon. WASHINGTON, Ne*. llr -U F )- Governor Co m and former Cover session yesterday afternoon on lh* high slbool prattle# field when b* t a t the dinner ar# tba IL ad xsrfscs shipping . T to prlncl The chief UnMed 8 tats* del* Prsaldent HeoseveU still bad slight {ortrious FoIrnlalB, Pvt* B ald' pal need now. th* Commission gala, Norman H. Darla, conferrad temperature from infected teeth win and Chief Rabban of Uw, ssU , fit f o r _ « percent constrac- with Vladimir Potemkin, today aad doctors ordered b b i to K erroco Temple to Jacksoovill* Hon loans T o h elp; swing fth * Vk*-commieaar nf forslgn affair* ■toy to .bed. All . < Fktinsylvanto. ConneeUeut "i nd us* several times. high InUUl engineering develop­ on Russian-United States rslaIIs la plinn tog to us* s varied and several noble* from th* wore tpacsftod far the C tU fom lt. . •* ment cost" of U * bug* new fly' The boy w«i buried a t Uma'IlU. offensive attach daring the o n e Land organization. with BiU FtrrtgATs atyeng BL Many m atters of Importance ta * to a tg. j • ' Tha conference of 19 Auto* raak zscond ooly to fowl Three-fourths e f all Augustins Moltoto Friday evening nr* exported to bo d iscu s* ^ nnd via* and adherent* of to family bodgeto. to 14 towns of fee*loos] workers in th a U aitod .n d they will a lto to to good LATIN -America doe* about ons- power Washington treaty officers.‘*f the l-odg* urged tto * the wimsrn s b t t o be d< State* 'a r * school learharre andidltibn fo r lit* tilt a s no player has nil ,local Noble* bo p ream t fa r thlrd of It* total trad* with tt o was Intended to “guarani**" -RMRt eC Kfrfcultor* yepartg, A ltf^rad A R jr*tajw y.i*dst*. V aited.B tato*. f v s ilz M n Fags TWO Southern F i l i b u s t e r t Tn Progress T K I) c f v a t Measure *' Sanford Line Stops Miller Chinese ^ Armies But Lofte As Leesburg Noses Counter Allack Out 6-0 Win Over Blackcats.Japanese Forces Hunting Season Franco Rushes In Florida Opens Construction Of Saturday Morning Large Air Bases Sanford Offensive Is W eak B ut Miller’s F r e sh Soldiers Are Rushed To F ront In WfflfiW itfffft I#1 I'll#' ' W O utfit Has To Take To A ir For Yard­ DofcnseOf N nnldng m age In Battle Of Defensive Power County Judge’s Of­ Loyalists Say Insur fice Open Evenings F or License Sales W ith Italian Force Government Aid For FarmB S aid . Favored By Geo. W ashington MOUNT VERNON. Virginia, Nov. 17. —k/P)-rVo»ldent it**,*. -alm ost certain** the first Presi­ dent would have favored the pr*e*nt-day "goternm en f action to 'a i d farm era.; Washington, M r. Roosevelt aald. ehowed by hie Owe words "th a t ha considered agricultural' production even In hla tim e io be much m ors th an a local m alter.The President'* rem ark* war* delivered to |h e presidents of land grant collegia and unlverslllea gathered a t W ashington's boms In connection with the 7th anniversary of tha establish­ ment of the sgrlculture d ep art­ ment. > Recaue* the Chief Executive was confined to th e W hite House with a tooth ailment, hie rem ark* were reed by Secretary Wallace. Advertise Old Goods And Help Business Tha exchange of commodi­ ties Is w hat la commonly known as businsdh. When this exchange Is rapid, business I* aald to be good , when It la slow, business is had. On* of the greatest handicap* to an exchange of u n r 'commodities Is ths' difficulty of disposing of used goods. Tbs automobile dealer ca n t sell many new c a n unlaaa hs finds a buyer fo r tha custom­ er's old cart a man In tha market for a now radio or a row refrigerator can hardly ba fold unless com* disposition can be mad* of the old ones; h hunter who -would, like Ip buy a new g a s hesitate* be­ cause the old «•* will *«1| be on his hands. , ; T hs H it could b* added to Indefinitely, b u t th is would gain ua nothing. W hat la ta r sa t Is for people to real* th a t through a mar* ra p ­ id e sc h e a t* o f need good? there w ill fellow a ■ale e f th e Individual Cheat stand to g ain , Tha to st w a y 't o egfed “ m ‘■ Jd Ware issues Ne Appeal For H On Annual Drivi IkM It! Ill Cold Wave Reported Settling Over South Elks “Little Colonel” Buried In Umatilla SubsidyRecommcndcd To Develop Flying DAFF1 Celery F ed i To Play S t Augruatine Friday Shrlners Lay PlanB F or Monthly D inner ( i drive S S U o S a 'a !:' I S w f K u»»‘ tl*D of The S i . f e I BsesM. A •* OM e f U h RMtUsm Wiu to ***** R risR sitty fo r ____ H i *I #« B �la lift Is shewn by the curio— fact that the M d i a M iM th rata la the first ra w Is 99 percent free ter u w | ^ th ^ lfe tra p o H U a was i s t i sriaa, for the most part bp bad clothes. This was feHowvd la araar bp a u H is h a aa the result of the child aleapiaf la the aasa bod with aa adult, aad next to this, aa lb s result ad the cbOd slssptag with Ha faea buried la a pMow. f M d n badlaa, ladled principal]/ in the air pas­ sages, eaasod about 9 paraeat of the deaths, while burns Uncounted for agprosfcaatsty the same percentage, with sodding responsible for aaaot of the fatalities in this group. Fails, chief!/ out of bad or crib, and Including many falls from high chairs, out of windows and down stairs, form another important causa of fatal accidents among Infants. Naturally only a few deaths from motor vehicle accidents occur among babies under one year, but about five in every 100,000 ara killed every year in this wap. The accident death rata among Canadian babies under one year of age, while below the American rata, was still hUh at 76 psr 100,000. Martin’s Garage PICTURE FRAMING Croom s Panthers Downed Ry O cnln By S core Of 21 -6 WIEBOLDT STUDIO M eeting The Public W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R empiay. The most important person in any office or store, writes John R. Tunis in a recent issue of the Rotariaa Mag­ azine. |a the man or girl who has customer contact. V “If you have contact with the public by letter/ tele­ phone, wire, or word of mouth," ho urges, "you represent your company. If you happen to be the first person to reach the public, you are the moat important cog in the organisation. From you the stranger gets his Impression of the company, an impression that stays In his mind for* ever. Two minutes have secured lifelong customers, had they have made lifelong enemies. ‘ "What sort of person do you care to do business with, tha man who growls into the telephone: *GImroemlster- Potatoes 1 (c >m o w Squash lb wC* '■''St* t e a r »' Beans 2 lbs. H e tiw rs o Rutabagas MU* u u n t M a • • »• Grapes 2 lbs. 15c feElPSL 15c Coconuts t ic Nnts*r Tb."r 2j g OnionssTbs. 10c Fruit Cake M tl Cherries Lb. *fc •w sss m a u r a J e w service waa satisfactory. In one year the number of cus­ tomers dropping from this concern’s books declined 68 per­ cent "What a difference it would maka if all corporations acted on s policy of courtesy. Whet a difference If the honest businessmen of the nation paid aa much attention to courtesy aa the gyps, crooks, fly-by-night promoters, and scalawags who nave only one stock in trade—* cour­ teous address and manner. What a difference If butineas became polite and stayed polite, not only to the poblic but to itself. In short, whet a difference if we all took the curt out of courtesy. CAMBRIDGE GLASS »yrT1■***■ Molasses c u |j c Spry31b. can50c § £ •3 0 * HIGHQUALITY "THE BEST CHECK to any given evil is alraya that provided by an adnested public opinion . . the crook 'ho Is unable to find a public on which to prey goes bank­ rupt. . , "—Evan Yellon. ®«* S ite . 1* c U r n tie 2 Sugar 5 lbs. f c K Peaches lb * * a a caws s Apple Sauce JCg In dictm en ts By Grand Jury Staled Friday K * Food CmUImmS r —m Om lossy whan O As tails. Aa as stisnualfe oi tta Orand Jury's tavistlsalion o» local IM* (arias. O fiU w truni tb . Bh.rUTa oCTic Ula ysalsiSay atiar soon aWooMS down on Uta Ulu Tbaatac arasil with aaarch a*4 ■ otsaro wmrrssia slaaad by Days* ly Bh.rtfT Jack lUrkaoa u i MtMd bout* aad o4bar pare pbantslla coonactad wtu tha awaraUoa at “B u i Night,- Dm ty Carl WlUamj wba Is rhatsa ot Cat Priced * el a Raisins pkg. J f c 2SC �& i’ i ft- T ' i .* a ' I , , j And Personal Activities Social Calendar Cooking School Held A t Scott-Carraway’s M in Camilla Baoehamp, Watt* Mr*. W. R* Iryaon, Mlaa Oleda hvghouae Proving Kltchena Horae Dyaon and Mlaa Carolina lUlt Economist. conducted a cooking apent the weekend In Gainesville. acbool yea lord it afternoon at ScoU-Carraway**. D. N! Anbury, Mr. and Mr*. W. Hugh Combe lapraaentattva for Weatb^ghouio, of Miami were tbo weekend gueat* gato an Intarmthtg talk on range* of Mr. and Un. G. <& McKay, . There wOl bo a call > of tha cooking the Tun lor High School P T. A.<aehool'i awarded to the Mr* Elite beth McBride of for Board m illio n and W a 'feUewfa arih* Wright, ManhaWille, N. C. la viilting her mother* a t 10:40 o'clock ot the 0TW , E. C. Nelaon, daughter, Mra- Bruce RIaer at ber at hoot broil cd home on the Country Club Road. Tha t a i l 8 Ida P. T. A. will meet ot 2:41 o'clock. ary He Mra. I* J . Koona of Brunawick The regrular meeting of Somh »»gti«i. arrived Sunday to apend several nolo Chapter Number Two Order y weeks as th* g utal of Mr. and Mra. of E aitem S tar wtU be held ot donated I- E. E itrk lg e. the Maaonle Hall a t 7:10 o'clock, ijg k t < Tha Upoala Dorcas Circle will Roland, Word has been received the' hare their annual Baaaar and Carraw Ml** MUdred Bank* ’has been In luncheon on the lawn of tha Up* Thom vlted h> at tend the Itelt^ Signii aala Coniaiunity Church from C N ab fraternity dance! S.'SO o'clock until 6:00 o'clock.1Martlm Many articles of handwork and Calcbel Friend* of Mr*. W. II, Tunnt* luncheon wDI bo for salt. Tha Mra. W rllffe will regret to Irani that *ho public ia invited to attend. Boland, I* receiving treatment at Hu Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hu* * FRIDAY w _Ab?' pile). Mrs. J. B. Spurling- f E ntertains Mission lira. J. G- Spurltng waa hoata** to tb i oil day meeting of the Woman'* Missionary Society of the Fell Goa pel T* be mat)* which m i held yraterdiy at ber homeThroughout the morning eewtar area enjoyed after which a eoeared dlah luncheon waa nerved. During the afternoon Mr*. Spurling pr*' ikied over the Minion Study cJai» The meeting wa* opened by the •Inglng of choruaca, "Whoaoevor Will", “Jeaua Bwecteat Name I NOVEMBER 18-19-20 Children’s Dresses W. F. McPhcraon, Mra. Nelson, Mr* W J. 11*11, Q. Touchton, Mr*. M. I. Mr*. A- WU&oldt, M m . V Teer, Mra. Jame*. C*v»* J . E. Spurling. Ml** \V Wieboldt and S p v d r t t , LADIES'1ALL Sll.K TJicwj sweaters art* nil wool ami of giNMl quality. Sixes 1 to 8 years. HOSE PANTIES CHILDREN’S New Styles for the Holiday Season V*atl weal i . ■■ f „mt ■( all flap •lasa. m entnr In w ! » « r ppriMfikVttl. •• w rs* tsf BERETS & HATS In nil color*. To close thews out during dollar days, Stiecinl VALUED UP TO $1.25 REST GRADE UNRLEACHED — A REAL I VALUE AT 1 I1EST ERA HE 25c VALUE ON KALE AT 0 ZIPPERS SILK REMNANTS One lot worth up to $1.00 a yard LARGE SIZE 70 X 80 INCHES DOUBLE THICKNESS BLANKETS $ 1.< COLORFUL PLAIDS SCOLLOPED EDGE * EXTRA VALUES! STOCK .UP NOW, 2 Yards For Jumbo Loaf SCRIM CURTAINS lit Ruffle it ml tailored ntyles Each WEARWELL SHEETS Ik>*t grade—Guaranteed* for :t yenria wear. BATH TOWELS Nixon 68 x 119, 72 x 09 & 81 x 09 Good quality, Atutor ted at ripen on white hack ground. Worth 85c each Worth $1.09 apioco EACH 4 FOR "■* l-adle*' pure linen hrni*tItched hdkf*. t guild (■•dor*. Street and l’**tel »h*dc*. J LADIES TAFFETA Home Mad* Easy Mlide button Trimmed tlp|K>r. l)oea not catch. Simple to attach. All coloro BARREL SWEATERS Mitses and laullea* all wool nweatera „ naaorted color* and alii'.* COME EARLY I DONT MISS THESE Special DRAPERY MUSLIN PERCALE THURSDAY! FRIDAY! SATURDAY _ _ Extra <fl EVALEEN’S VALUES Lemon Pie. v I « i. ;J * —» N O V E L T Y . FA U R K ’. DOLLAR DAYS Froth F ruit a1 A flM M I ferae* »l lrr***t*ra la *11 *kr ■ *n * lt U i »*•*«. TkU U ■ t>aie*l* .» • * r » V it f.iV l a ' ml.*. tw o i* tm r u n WORTH UP TO $1.95 Shop PENNEY S For W eek - End SPECIAL -n s l ip s $1.25 VALUE Children’s Sweaters Mr*. E. F. Statta and »on of Atlanta, On. are visiting Mr*. Stall*' p in n ti, Mr. and Mr* J. B. public l* cordially Invltad to attend. | Also Mra. H. A. Haynes, Mi*. QunHIcbmiai at homo un The Central Clrelo of the Ban- II. Dague, Mra W. C, Lynn, Mr*- Celery Avenue. fotd Garden Club will meet a t Harry Woodruff, Mra. Algernon tha home of Mra. W. M. Scott, Speer, Mra. W. I. Hughey, Mr*; E Mayfair, at 12:S0 o’clock. Lunch R- fancy, Mrs. Allen Gordlher, will bo served by Group Number, Mr*- O. 0 . Ball, Mr*. Roy M. One. Brown, Mf*. W. C. Williamson, The Girl Seoul* will meet it- Mra- J . N. CD!on, Mra- H. C. Du* the Little House at Si48 o'clock. Bo«* Mra. 3. A.- Strange, Mrs Mra. Harry Hreran will talk on Douglas Ball, Mr*. C, E. Gormly, bird boos**. Mrs. W. M. Colbert, Mrs- C- L. H*w*on, Mr*. B .'M . Traub, Mra- Chorpenlng, Mr* Jndrr Cameron, MONDAY Henry Watsoa, Mrs. John Melsch, Mra. R. B. A*t, Mra, A. C. Starke, Circle Number Five of th* * w Br- **•* 8*l*k B,,w»r t ’ Mra. T- Mra- Mnrgnrrt Fletcher, Mr*. L. Methodist Church wtU B <t< g ** •*< *•»- r~ B. Smith. O. Hunter, Mr*. A. W, HerophDI, 7.-40 o'clock *t the homo of MraC* ^ Whittington, Mi*a Do* la tUuudcnmlre, Ml** W. F. B r y n *t ESIS Sanford " Z “ 2 * “ • MeC*,kln Arthur Kathleen L im j, and Mlaa Jean­ nu* with Mra. B r y n , Mr* Nancy Ko*Wr' Ut* Ron D*,f,< Mri- Rof ette I.a1ng, Brock and Mr*. Carl Chorpenlng " CLOSE OUT VALUE RACK LADIES* SHOES SATIN TAILORED Made of the beat quality print. Sixes 1 to 16 yearn. HEAVY 8 OUNCE TICKING I YDS. S LIP S 2 F o r $1. THREAD Lilly Crochet In AH Colora 25c Value P J ^t| f W t Ten For KOTEX or WIX THREAD 25c VALUE 5 For TRIO CROCHET VALUED at 59c , ON HALE............I ' ' • LACE TRIMMED • ADJUSTABLE SHOULDER STRAPS PEN N EY * LEADS DOLLAR DAYI FEATURE ~ STANDARD HEMMED DISH TOWELS 20 For SHEETING 6 c Yd. FIRST QUALITY For 3 Days GINGERCOOKIES teD o z.2 F o rlJc COLORFUL COTTON BLANKETS 2 For $1,00 • A REAL SAVING 81 INCHES WIDE •SILK TIES H andkerchiefs. PW 0***U>r SEAMLESS! UNBLEACHED! GLOVES Burerrlae*. wall* *llk ret*re* gale*, w a r e *a* M *M r*H> U»ea«*. ■- EACH FULL SIZE PILLOW CASES 7 FOR ALL WOOL OR A IJ. SILK Va l u e s u p t o $1 j o MEN’ SOCKS SILK SOCKS •till- ••Nr-llia In I W * . » •! SHIRTS While, •rnnetee i l l M M f s l s r i vsIsM Bp I f l i t # V un J UNDERWEAR P g |J* I •' - ‘“ For *\ ' 4 J \ANFORD FLO RL �V »1 f hr. I & t i m ^ n fl^.OOO,000,000 addl> « H W M i W m u f t Committee'tlonil Ihcem* to the Nation, * 4 / H la to n ft*J*4 hi m r y potsfbU wajr 000,000,000 more to th« 16 8o«Jlr *• thu M U r iil davtlopment of ere States, end iWifiCCfiOO U M •boo* two htdni tries. to iho Income of Florid* Sines tk* ) R i V w t of lha ' Chrmurglc for m en of the United B U M CM wtl b of vast importance- lo apand *<1,000,000,000 an n u a lly 'ie r FlonAa. ,IU PMakillilba or* un- aorvlees and eupplle* from otfctr ItUIUd a id Um rile* of lU aery- indurirlm and profeaalona In d«r> boa h*M to eatimito- It I* **tl- mol t in t , It b eaay to *eo what h r W i ld 'th a t now um i of agrtcul- creating ih tlr buying power 109 total prodoete and oaring of tho percent would moan to other boat* waste , product* of tho farm, neaae* and Indoalrlei and to f h r Ihrbqgh ohomk-ol dl*covcry ap> Ida. H U estimated that eoMow p lla tte n , Invention, and advance- products, paper, itarrh. and Jfngl Riant, will doable tho income of alcohol alcne will add |J,000,9#tr the farms of tba United Statoa tn 000 to the agricultural Incoma .nf a docada. S in n to percent ef our the South Thla would moan 17V w Mwial Income la from the South, 000,000 increaae In Florida agrtouL ■ad t M percent from Florida, tural income. Thrae figures gl* rleultural approximate ratimaUa of eouraa 10 year* and m aybe rather liberal, but .f t ? do giro an Idea of tho poailbOlUaa for malarial adeancamant and the tremendous opportunities for aafr* lea by tho Chemurgle Council ef flrrid a . Marketing I* the moat gigantic and Important dlrlabn of lb * en­ tire bualneaa ef thp world- In aolne farm or- other It ,ln the vary heart-throb of all commerce, In­ dustry, vocations, and profaaaioni known to the human n e t . Whether it la commodities, settle#, or las bor, all mankind moat exchange something for neeasaltlea. Markat* Ing ta therefore the greatest eco­ nomic problem confronting tho people of tho earth. With theae general ate tornan ta 1-**l.u l lw * In lata .seenam come m more ddirectly' (o *lam the raarketlng ef Florida's products, commodities, and eerrlcee, baforo wa confide odr atatemente to the local facilities for marketing Florida's agricultural an d bortl* {cultural products. ! World* bn* 2.000 wholteala and IfO/WO retell taf ibllahment* which, (together with the professional men end lanrfce corporations, which have an Income of approximately thatr atm weigh* o r ha destroyed %F n w b tU n n Tba Marhatl Bureau hna famished rules u d regulsibm* for the operation or theae markets. supplied them with market' w v > tafarmnUoa and AlW ma) S tate shipping p ain t b r apactlon, acted hi an ndeborjr Market big Bureau toucbca in market new t reporta, PedcralState a kipping point inspection. marketing ndvtco, coopcrnttvo aalea, and other arrrleea, tba aalaa of praetiealljr all the mar* hating transaction* taa the State, and n very amall perrm taga of ;tha farm producla of the State , aold through thaaa marketa, apace doaa not perm it me to glee them the personal atlaatlen 1 would liltt to. Certately Farmera* Marketa, to •apply the *v*r-|nert**lng truck more men ta, am *9eallrinl to play an Important p art m the market* ing of Dm agricultural product* Of Florida, If Florida U to play an Important p art hi the food aupply ef, and contribute materially u the health and pra#parity of the entire natien. Soma of thaaa requlrwmente will be unifying affarta of all aelllng agenda*: meeting competition with appearance and qaallty: 'advertiaing to Hacraaaa and maintain da* mandi aecura a Juat and fair rate atructura, io a* to expand oar marketing territory; match ecntrallted buying power with organ* lead aelllng power, being able to furnish excellent quality tn auffl- M g 26 Lbs MIAMI, Fla., Noe. 1T-Tw*nty-sight girla* 4-H dun* have been 200 PARK AVE. organised In Dad* Count} end their member* a n now getting Iholr fall program of work under ' way. lllaa Eunice Grady, home agent, report* Dairy Feed 100 Lbs.. Ygjlow Com Ifl]# Lbs. Shprto JUKI L bs.____ NO DELIVERY OR PRICES ... I IBS AT THESE *D CARRY ONLY FEED & SUPPLY CO a Bldg. H 'tW W ite te Phi three billion dollar*. * coma of the United SUU* ahd The chief requirem ent In m am fum lahaa 14 percent a f all our exketlng anything la accaaelble e a r ports end only Imparts 11 percent turners with sufficient b u y in g :o f all eur imports. This rapidly pow rr tn purchase w hat they da*' ,_•Ire- In thla m p a c t Florida la w r tra n id y fertu n ate In having mark*!*, not on|y fo r fa rm pro- Haring the cloee-nut ef our 1137 modeU we have se­ cured a large slack of lata model good used cam—Now 000,000: a total material Income of m o n th in »1R,000,000,000, and te ld wags* xmoaaUag to 1 1^00, 000/100. The wholesale trad* of these 10 Southern States was (Hr* (00,000,000, and the retell trade M l 08^00,000,000: a total V |M ,000,000.000. Thla la the fertile field a t oar doer, In which U> market Florida products, easily accessible to our Farmers’ M irket* by truck or rail. WHh tho coloeoal fnenee* purchasing power at this adjacent territory, Florida'* whiter grows fn ilt< and vegetables, fish and Mhar seafood*, phosphate, a te , ahould find profitable marketa ta aay nothing ad the demand drum the 31 other ate tea.- NEVy STANDARD gf la your chance lo get a real bargalpl Han’t mlaa act aa this graat money uavlag event—One af the biggest kb ’ ■C '* * af Ha bind la year*I 1U 4 DpPOE PJckpp Truck.. .|325 1935 FORD DW«*o T f * " IL F O R D Poluxa Coupe •W*5 $845 ’ * * txcltuivf distribuis > »t If. • • RADIO TT T H F r ■AMD 11 I’M* 1935' FORD PICKUP--------- AM* All la id tTT TF Medals ” la ia t o iq 1983 p ^ « 4DU TH E E P fN ... $1M HOFMANN .... • » < 1*M r o x o ! » « * ..... M*1 )M I PLYMOUTH M u . . . Mf -rl! s* iiu cuaraoLET i m _ im 4?arr* 9 CARS v - �1 >£■j1'>j Vj i’ '«'wn to me- Bo she World SoHaa. M ^ t i w Is Held By Comity Federation A t fim H o l id a y WITH DAN C M AMD H ip. Ralph Smith, president of Mr*. Coin K. ltoltey. Sir*.Cora the Ram tools County Federation W « * ® »Mh, <* *■<«■»* Maine, , , —____ •- c j.fc . ■ .M rs. Nellie fu lle r of Athol, MassV " " “ " I m M m A. 0 . W -tkins, of M sthlaa ? » |? c p tw^ l c h Vinayard, Maas., Mrs. J. II. Man* bald f .k la y with the Lake U ary Irk, »nd Mrs. Emma Buchanan; AtutUlafy. i.unt jv m j>ark. Mrs. Geo Itlngs* T * w. " h h>y. Mr*. Tilford L. Graham, Mrs. l.h e.!r0^ ? X T rV * 1i w,hlch Mr*- n. F. Stevens, Mrs Slm dorff, Mrs. A. M- Philip# led the tinging of y . g . Gelsler, Slits M try E.Per“SnWaMiaa Rhrai au v in p iated kins and Silas I . A- Scardcflehll o n jb o p ta n o kg Mrs. Emma Abbott , r AUBniont,, Mr*. Emma Abbott B allard; of t Ruperts ware heard from the following officer*; second vice prasldepl, Mr*. WUllam tins grave, uflnance chairman. Mr*. Mumgrave%n no up red th a t there would be a rt bsciipt Ion trldgn party yivwn le t wean Jan u ary >1 and tha begin* n ln j af Lent Mrs. C. ft. Dawson, conarpondlny secretory, Sirs. F. E. Gelrlcr, treasu rer, Mrs. J. II. Men* lek, auditor and the president alt-t g iv e reportsMl** Mary E. Perltlm , o f Alt* camnlc Spring*, w-n* circled re* ror.tliir rccrctary to fill tho v trr.uty created by the resignation j *f i l l ; . L. It. Itinchsrt. |. 1 was derided that the Fcdern ■'if* p i i k ; r a ropy of “ Kscklid” i I'.n J to tlu* Genoral Federation i t <li*i r.rti' a in W ashington, 1>. suit til;o send five dujlsr* to the uliirli vtt.« held Monday Other ■i n d .t i.u Fund. ilit.-.let* j i . . r r Sit*. Dick .dsy Voqcfit were hran) from : Long' ®nd Mt.*. In it Chapman, wood Ctrl* League, Mr*. J. II D aring the . tu r„ « t ic m o n , Sanford Woman'* Club, with Mrs.—B. A. Istmlenberg pro* . , A- M Philips; Oviedo' Wo tiding. Mr*. I) L. tiiniih gave the . i n . plu.Y Mr*. George Morgan; ^devotional, mi In U to tln g Thaukt* a U ji .y Auxiliary, Mr* C- W. giving scripture. I w ai cut-bird to ..bill; i \ m Park Woman's Club,'h*v# o r.m m age *ile Saturday .fy.,’ F « . G rille); Theodor.* afternoon. fc o -iv :l| A iv lin ry Number Three! liefrrx h m tlit* were kov cd fo United Epanuli War Veterans, the following: Mt* l*aul Johniun, Mi*. W. 11. Uellnid. 'Mi*. 11. K. Goff. M :. Hull Dual, 1 lie president appointed s com* Mr*. G ertrade Mulli;:un, Mr* M. mlttetj to ro m u it tho County I). Dec*, Mr*. It. M. Ma*<w, J r , Commissioner* aboil gelling tho Mr*. C. K Wnrd, Mr*. Herman cattlo off th* highway In Seminole Middleton, Mr*. I). I . Smith, Mrs. Cocnty. Ilatold Appleby, Mr* Alice Ward, luncheon was served a t lXtStk Mr*. K. A. Londcnherj, Mt*. O, 8 o'clock by the 1-aVe Mnry Auxl* jTulur, Mr* Nuncy i l n r t , Mr* W. Ilary n flcr which the jrn i.p opened T. Wnoley, Mr*. II. II. M rl’jll, Jr., tho i f tern or n >c»*ion with tho end Ml** d a r n Hunk'll ringing o f "A m rrlra". M rs Smith int:<Hlneed Mr*. M yrtla Taylor Brad foul, M ai# A ft c .......... ■ chalrnmn who piv o . n Jfib ^ t l n g i ^ ^ * " n * A) Date*Nat Pudding I raps D aunlatcd atiRar t .t rnp flour S tcn'iHKini baking powder I I b atpoan salt I ej;K yolks I-! cup milk I leaupnon vanilla 1 1 teaspoon cinnamon l 4 •«* whit#*, beaten ( I cup pecan* ails eurar. Umir, baking pow. dsr, tall, ynlka and milk. n*at C-w two minutes Add t**t "f 1h« Ingredient* nnd nils HahUy. pour Inin shallow pan. Rnka IS minute* in a pan of hot watflr In a imnlrrata oven Herr# warm a,- cold cut Into aqtiaroa. For clrnnlng tile* In the b a th ­ room or kitchen u*c a »oft cloth ■lipped tn k< reverie, A fterw ard, wash the tiles with warm wglor end then wipe thrm with a *oD cloth. Meeting Is Held By Dependables REMEMBER— IT DOTHFTP MEAN A-THING IF f t HASN'T OUT THAT . ENCHANTING THEY SWISH SMARTLY TO RIPPLING RYTHM! couldn't da anything about It I think, although I am not aura, that 4 have almost fully reconciled her to tho fact that I am now definitely and officially In lour pant*. and th a t aa for our a g ro c Metil, .h e can 't do ■ thine aboet HI A* for myaalf I made aunt of my victory by quickly yetting rhl "I all my i.hort pant*. Outstanding s i traction waa Joa tHNaggto, although Tony L asted. Lefty dome* and all Iha others h a te l o y i M M i m i M l a i i . REASON .APPROACHES I)AR BENEFIT BRIDGE TARTY TueMar, 3HJ liSU aYlerb SI (he INwl.h IlMM F r e d d i e Employs S t r a t e g y To Get F i r s t Long Pants 1| L °n*m ra ^ ,'V tht'iT c/flvitt BRIDAL BOUQU6T %epouste SALE is on in full swing1 Hundreds Of Bargains Are Here D RESSES S I L K and W O O L S In all sizes Dresses at; $2.88 Dresses cit $4.88 Dresses cU $5.88 AirchcrHosiery88cand98c Come In and take advantage of these values and enjoy the wearing of new clothes during the Thanks­ giving Holidays. ACvnpIrtt Open Stack P a l m SADYES , K«PP. of Orlando will spon.o w e '^ T lin k 'g iv m g Banco * to be g McLAUUN tha^innv A t nt l h r ( " ' Audllotlum In Hi I; H»sioa*b hu Psitny A it ftom , 0:30 uM.^k until ! 2,u” , Fund. P*u k . 'V r^ u rtL m , ■ Th* "■“*< »* * “ HJf JEWELER n’rlock iia r* tiK «m b,r,n.iaw l, l tvte. 1,1 ration committee dhalrmati, j Mr*. II. 1.. Ilowcll. i 'RECEIVES' OWN KICK Those attending the meeting! —----were: from Sanford, Mr* Ralph! GOLDEN, Colo, No* 17 A. fm ith , president of iictnlnole - Georg,i lliiul. Western a County Fe«lera(lon, Hr. tEllsabcIh Imlfhaok, 'Vwoalvad" 111* own k Tracy, M r* John Mvlsch, 8r„ Mr*. ^ „ for a touchdom n, lleut h •WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE" Mary. Mr* R. K- True. Mrs It. L Howell, Mr*. William M uigrave, Mi*. E. A. Dor e Iin, - Mrs J. A. Peckhim , Mr*. H B. Fennell, Mr*. - — «• wlnM A Mlno* player i touched the ball, which rti scrps*. th« goal line H»ul iop»,| dawnflclJ and felt on Y ou'll'find the perfect gift for 1IF.R or HIM a t W ERT'S. Because of Its highly 'nature, Jewelry u the ideal gift. BEE our g ieat oclecUon at reasonable, ••lime-to p . DIAMOND RINGS of romance, beautifully etylad gold and ptatl Bum mounting*, and perfect stone* Holiday Cleaning Thursday Is At Hand Let Us Serve You A Selected ination of Two Feature Pictui'es Which Will Merit The Approval of theh Mob| Exacting Critic— 1)w SEMINOLE DRY CLEANKBS Lava « reputation for (lu tiiity w o rk , «ffkient dylivery, and courteous UvaUncut of cstatonoera. When you b rin g your -atwarlog apparvi to our MUblUhmcnt you may fad ooofldaot that it will be returned to you In p e r f e c t MEN’S WATCHES M tA b Jlah ad 1)10 SAV1N0B to accurate men’* watch™I’ockst and wrUt modal* ar* repraoctilod In U>1* group boing otffarml et| p rk a . »ur. to meet every purra, Evunf >• K^slcd, anclo.ad In a fine reae of an g ra * ^ viWt# or natural gold. . . wRI meat every toa| ef accuracy and frwwIlHnn, dependability- HA U V U ACA1N. AND A C lk m U L WOMJI ACCLA1MJ HU GMArNtAH FIN E SILVERWARE Is always appreciated. Unraly seta of tin* table silver from famous smiths, priced far W ow Whot,you'd expect U pay. Moot aat* h a v r extra plating at polnU of greatest wear. I t 34. and M plec# oata to toraly chaata. W ERT J SOX EAST T O S T ST. ■* �NOVEMBER 18, 19, 20 and 22nd D O Y O U R SH O P P IN G E A R L Y and A V O ID T H E R U S H " • U SE O U R B U D G E T P L A N and M A K E Y O U R S E L E C T IO N S N O W SUEDE FOR FALL TEN WEEK PAY PLAN NO EXTRA CHARGE ON LADIES COATS * OVER $19.95 IF PAID FOR WITHIN TEN WEEKS YOU DO. NOT HAVE TO PAY CARRYING CHARGES. YOU PAY THE CASH PRICE ONLY. COATS LESS THAN 119.95 MAY HE OBTAINED AT THE CASH PRICE IN FOUR AND EIGHT WEEK PERIODS CHIC NEW Ladies Fall Dresses W ait 'til you see them! Satins, met* allic crepes with moulded w a i s t s , smooth slim hips, skirts with new front f u l l n e s s ! B lack , browiLgreen, wine. YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE CASH PRICE ONJTHESE FOR THE LADfES $1.00 to $2.95 FOR THE MEN $1.25 to $2.95 Smart step In pump*— Dressy ties In all the newest styles. Runt and Brown Com* bins Conn (Style Pictured) FINE QUALITY SHER- ■ ■ RIL SUITS DURING P flF I THE FOUR BIG DAYS OF THIS SALE BY PAYING FOR THEM / I C m f t S ™ WITHIN THE NEXT W R .' TEN WEEKS. PRICES I f M / ’ RANGE FROM V jM ' FOR CHILDREN 50c to $1.25 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OVER 600 PAIRS Three Suite nr* eulte that Irutjr eult jour bud**il T h m e’olhee nr* ot lb* OF THE LATEST STYLES IN bat m llir. i n r*wjutWi Gabardine Shoos priced, wear Jour. and are the cream of the crop In aljrle. BLACK, BLUE, GRAY AND MULTI COLORS FOR THE LADIES $3.00 TO $3.95 FOR THE MEN $3.50 BOYS SHOES Rflblnhood dress shoes sites I to 6. GOOD . In SCHOOL SHOES $1.95 to $3-45 • SPECIAL CHILDREN’S SHOES ' .v SPECIAL ONE LOT OF LADIES’ FALL SHOES VAMIB8 TO |4.»S $1.29 to $3.95 $2.95 •v r' FALL Here la an opportunity .you simply can’t afford to miss] Fall coats designed by Marquette are well made In ifiii latest style and are offered to you at an exceptional bargain on our BUDGET PLAN. Come by Cowan’s today and try one on. It will suit both you and your budget. SUITS FOR BOYS MEN S OVERCOATS Jets the parade e l meaer-earere who are bsyteg their sew evenasta >1 s hargela ta ear big rule# ereatt Yea’ll flad them f eather light, leaf weertae. ONCE again Cowan’s leads the style parade for Fail. You’ll find your favorite smarter than ever In new bound, welt, onderwelt and plain edge models These ha (a may be won* qa yon prefer, brim turned up or down. $2*45 to $ 5.00 Other* $1.25 to $1.95 . �- « « — .................. ................ ^ / THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FPMUDA early fat The following were taken la as new members: W. A. Ward, Cleats, Clarence Kelsey, With lha coming o t cooler Reg Maurice Jacobs. attention Ja again weather The advisor, R. F . Cooper and tam ed to baiketball. Coach Mills 14 o th er members were also in Lord la bnar building °P *?• attendance aam« kind ot wlnnnC team Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Talbott nf had taat rear, and from the anth u ia im that la being manifest­ Tampa, were visitors a t lha ed, this promises lw ha an hi- home of Mr. Talbott's brother, T. W- Talbott In Oviedo Sunday. teresting and aicltlng seasonMr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy The Oviedo Parent Teachers Association met Tuesday a fter­ and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carraw sy noon roe ‘ Its regular meeting. vltHcd friends In Tampa Sunday. Mr*. Stella Arrington or BanFour fruit seems to have hvlil tord spoke to the group on lip packing here for the time be­ ‘'Mental Hygiene and the C hild/ ing. A condition exists th at we a subject of great Importance have never seen before In our and Interest to modern parents j observations of 40 years. Oranges and educators. After tb s meet‘ hnve sweetened and "gone back", Ing a social hoar was enjoyed, some as much ns .1 times. during which tb s members were Mr. nnd Mr*. Wil L ith er, fo r­ glvrn an opportunity to become m er rrsid rn ts of Oviedo, now nf acquainted- w|lh the speaker Waynesvllle, N. C . returned to Oviedo F. P. A- In IU regular Waynewvllle Thursday. Mr. Lu­ meeting .Monday night a t 7:30, th er came la r k fo r a m ajor oper­ discussed ways and means ot ation- It was done a t the Orange financing chapter activities for O enrrs) In Orlando nnd he goes tho year- They anticipate a good home very fhurh mproved. profit from the school, garden The men of the Methodist and shop this yeay and plan lo Churrh are laying plant for ad d ­ hero a display rif useful things ing additional Sunday School rooms on the night of the Ju n io r play lo the church.\SupI. T- I- Lingo OVIEDO • ■*§ seems happy over the outlook. A good num ber of our men went to th e coast fishing T h u n (IftJ. State Game PAGE SEVEN WITH CLIN TFRA N K ’S PA SSE S r M cR eynolds Drug Co. Warden Tanner was In Oviedo Thursday. Tho Misses Lola KuddeU and AId red Coure. with Mrs. J - , N. Thompson went to L ik e Mary Wednesday evening for a wvlnc-f roast. J u s t a little "ben p a rty ." Miss Sullivan's Home Re. Girls had a chance to display their rooking a rts when they served luncheon to thlrty flvF members of the Oviedo Men's Club last T uesdar. The turkiy and d ress­ ing won aurti Pr*i»‘ th a t the classes have been requested to ra rry on this activity and make arrangem ents for regular month ly luncheons for the club. Thursday night the annual One-Act I'lsy Contest was h-ld In the school auditorium with the 10th. l l t h and 17th grades rnmpctlng for first place. The ll th grade won UtA-tnr.lp't with a rough riding, strit(pjil shooting dram a ’of the Wild W est—"H en­ ry's Mall O rder lltlile". The oth­ e r two plays, eonrerned with mistaken Identity and sleep w alk­ ing, ramn in for tin lr share of applause. $1.20 Sal Hepntica.............. MODESS KOTKX me 9 p / S vliilv s ;jF !&« 1 ‘ r k r i v I f / If -imr - 1 MOST BRANDS Cigarettes 2 For 25c 25e P e p s o d c n t A n li-S e p lie . ... .... i()c S q u ilih s M i lk o f M a g n e s i a S q u ih lu t M flk o f M a g n e s i a •60o S y r u p <>f K.’jr* 75c N o r w ic h M ilk o f M a g n e s i a 50c N o r w ic h M ilk o f M a g n e s i a 50c T e c k T o o t ii B r u s h e s (.1 A; .1) 50c P r o p h y la c t ic T o o t h B r u s h e s 50c K u h h in tr A lc o h o l C o m p o u n d 50c PULVKX D O G S O A P 29c l(m NORWICH VSriRIN l\!<REYNOLDS- DRUG COMPANY IH'sT SOD \ FOUNTAIN SEU M l’F IN - VNI OltD Sanford Avc. & Geneva St. ' I'n-itv s ' ! I f !- n n m lr/t, blocking and bHIUanl Held genen v n rr io r. ilruve ahead In (heir quest (nr 1317'» m rl M i chsaiplruvhlp. C ip liln r t a r i : i> peered A -n u lcau n n k w r am* a s»e in LU a t s oo * f lo ro n c c C a b in e t lle n te r • • !.— A n n n tin rem rn ta HAVE YOUR Watch rrpslrad "J ona wlm n-ally knows bpw, Briggs. Jtwelrr M.gnolis Avw ' 3—Automobiles PICTURED AT LEFT Ih the latest addition to a famous line. ' Sec it now on tlisplny here. V— Help MATHER FURNITURECO. PIIONE 127 110 MAGNOLIA AVE. t u n in g SMALL DOWN PAYMENT eh'ovfolet L'o ruui* ifdivl !*• Ih rh rai|l* lor cash. APl'Ii '*Sf6»t Iv*I I' Till.Hi. t'SKD T.MII.K lop gas s's<ve. I'huiie I.M-J or llux S Sanford Herald. I 6 _ | ' , 0U llw Klnr Rent _ _ __ _ Kt^llNIHIIKD fa e room bungalow Imaled KOI! t)ak Ave.. Apply Henry A. Russell I'hnne 41 during day, 473 J al night Wanted w anted! Ni at While rirl~wiiS2f—Miacenanrnus For Sale mil dependents. Apply 113 Hol­ ly Ave, Merrlmac Canoe. Johnson yutlionrd mnlor. Winchester 13 r— Situation Wanted gauge aliot gun I’ menurst tiro Wallin ('(ink or Niir't' M»|- eery. llr Ilm* It. !ii»2 11tc k«>i jr Av«n‘io. M e itch Holden celery plant*. Peter I'rlce u|Kin request. Imiimiry GUfk at liunm Willow Avr. Thurston. 1'bone 137-M. Cnlnr* it Woman wunti Work u% maid nr doing #«*Rhlng uud Ironing t i l l Cypicks Avu# Tall lt<>»4 IsTV. 8—Inatrucllona. AUTOMATIC | 12— W anted PLACE YOUR order now fur pert'.ullar. lli**l gonsl engraved greeting ra n is . thdoml-IUnd .. . I'hivnu i'j! It. Colrman's Office Kqu'pmenl C a 11' ANOTHER DUAL Knur wheel T railer ra l'e r wl.h l°,ly. stu-r'al 1296, «0.). 2t) A Fold rnsd-trr, special 106-00 164)0. Reel A Son*. Used Car Dealers . *• C l a s s i f i e d A d v e rtise m e n ts PICTURED ABOVE id the Giant Burner nil Porcelain cabinet hen ter now. till dis­ play at Mather Furniture Co. ________ • “GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE” ELECTRIC UKFIItflKItATION AIR CONDITIONINO Male. Inslrurtlo n llellsliln men w|lh fair eit'icallnn who are m enhanlrm iv inclined snd would like |n b e lte r lln-inselves. Must Im willing In train *|nr<> time to h a rn planning, r.l l m a t ln e . Inslnlllnc nnd aeyvli-lng work. W rite giving an*, p r e se n t neru toil loll, elr.' tllllil let Inst , Hot I* Hanford ilerald. our a.s o rim e n t of Fine W atch Y O U R M O N E Y IN Repairing Diamond Setting [ FIRESTONE AND Engraving S McLaulin, Jeweler. O t B. Tark Ave. ISBOJBBUBBBBB tsSasgSE; ,rvt Us* QteW*1 W a ro n s. Trlrv, h a and fiknles for Chrlslmna A small depo«ll Will lay aside uiiv prices until tsanled. Stanley-lliirera llardwnro Co. firesto n e STANDARD TIRES STA N D A RD ‘ F lR C S T O N E builds a first-duality lire m ade o f top grade material* and sclli it fo r l e u money bcvauie Firestone p a i r ) savings along to you in the fotm o f catra v ilu ei. Fireatonc c o n tro li rubber and cotton supplies at th e ir s o u r r o , manufactures w ith g reater efficiency and distributes at lo w e r cost. Because o f these lom ies — YOU 11—Mlacfllnnctnra fie* THAT’S WHY YOU G ET MORE FOR 3 OKT EXTRA P R O TE C TIO N FO R P A S S IN O IR CARS 4 JO-20 0 0 . 7 0 S.30-1B 1R .O K 4.10*1 f . O * J. 40-19 1 1 .1 0 4.7J19 f . S f S.26-IS 1 1 . 4 0 4.74-19 1 1 .7 S I 4JKVI7 1 R .S O 4.24-lfl 1 4 .1 * 1 onw a s in s raoroanoN A ncv low I HkiVV binr A G A IN S T ‘f i r e s t o n e B L O W O U T S - c i g h t extra pounds o f lu b b er are ad d ed to every tO O P o u n d io fco rd by lb* fire sto n e patented G um -D ipping process. By th is process every fiber o f every co rd in every ply it -siu ra te d ' w ith liquid rubber. T his counteracts dangerous internal friction an d heat that ordinarily cause blow outs. 4.404.404.10.21 Y O U G E T E X TR A P R O TE C TIO N A G A IN S T P U N C T U R E S — because under the tread arc tw o e itra layers YOU G E T E X T R A PROTECTION AGAINST SKIDDING because th e tread la icirn iilicjlly ilcvigm d. EASY TERMS * STATE MARKET HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. t< io c a l b u i “Rurpre'n Seeds Grow** 100 >V. FIRST HT. PIIONE 4! YOU G E T LONGER NON-SKID MILEAGE because of the extra tough, long-w earing tread. Make your Car tire-safe now for fall and w inlrt driving. Jo in the firesto n e SAVE A LIFE Cam paign today by equipping your car with a set o f new Firestone S u n d a id f i a t — today's' lop a r t value. I1 M T IH IL 21 * 5 . 6 5 20 0 .V * 6 .J 5 7 <r*$ton* o f Gum-Dipjved cords. * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¥ ft f 22c 29c 19c 53c 59c 39c 39c 39c 29r n tv o t it in,- rot-N TU R TABLETS 39c ■ • 1'lJ'v or is.io Florence Table Top Oil Range 53c 27c. $1.25 . Creomulsion............. :...............$1.09 75c Pepsodent Anti-Septic............. ..U9c 50c Pepsodcnt Anti-Scptic.................43c W I T H C L I N T FRANK' S PASSI S —- - $1.06’ 60c S a l H c p a t ic a .. ... 30c S fiT Ile p a t ic a . 4.404.40- COURIER * * . *7 21 O f.44.74-19 * jo* * m a 4*07 21 O .O SEAT COVERS R s 4 v m 4 to 1» DONT RISKYOUR LIFEON SMOOTH WORN TIRESI DO YOU KNOW '- T H A T lost year highw ay accidents cost the !•»«.* ot inoig than SNO W ’S PAINT, & GLASS CO. ( |b w yea vwJU's greet rbUsw A s t e w l b Tenln* U I Cos— fas s s 4 |ry A ilsau lls T s ila g , , , yaaTI vraat it stew Use rwd lo that gives yea M V yaala# aas* and perfect pew P H IL C O 9 X * . . E a s y T e rm s U I E I I L T I M E - I I U 10W 1IC E S i u r n n r p ■ a t n n ____________ _ GLASS MIRRORS . PAINTS . 11,000 m o n , w o m e n a n d c h ild re n ? T h a i a m illion m o re w ere injured! T H A T m ore than 40,000 of those deaths and Injuries were lauted directly by punctures, blowouts and skid Jinn due !• smooth, worn, unsafe tires? FIRESTONE AUTO RADIO --- D— — -------------- QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh P ro o f Producti AUTO I W U LtOI IT T ill FOI flllE I V “Phyl Coe Radio MYSTERIES SMALL DOWN PAYMENT PUTS PHILCO IN TOUR HOMR PRIMS I I P BWVsUeieerc---- MAGNOLIA PHARMACY SANFORD'S NEWEST*DRUG STORK 1 l « r r M A V .a x lU WE DELIVER 263 fo r ■ P m 1 M ■ *4 J A | 1 “GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE" JO tM THE f 1 J A R I I ^ Medlrlur*. W | S Hospital - Y \ T \ l'rc»crlpUoaa. MAGNOLIA PHARMACY U a ir.r.ll; of Florida r* . . ''j s .'s ' / / / / / / * ?,>*?,• / I ' O ^ /_ , fd M P d /6 # Supplier' »U. Morris Kchari4*r, ProprM or E »f Ulf rrd ....... /•-y / f / ' j our Drags. <o.mriir«, PaUnl O ral sale Umm so sto V*k* »/ S em in ole Tire N .B.C .RedN i �'N Cotrt Records «, Sanford freel I t Southern college, Uteri bustrnx* man ig lman Frfllc*, *o "be time in Deerrttbet. icr mein', era of | e appein'eJ to u iw let ton of th* F l i r t Gorab) William*, PslsuWa, chairman W arranty DaaOa Swtrpe-UeeetU ohrdan Co. To AC. Co. Morpa. E d v a rd a A Florence (1 T o Florence M. l*araon». Neeley, R. N., e l *1 To Guy Lena K aatet Uuau. Donald A- e< ux To Lea U tt Anna lUnahottnra. Hutchison, Abby 0, A W , C.‘ To KII*A D, Vnuabn. Beousher. at tu Tn r r d Leonard Real Batata Morto»ff« u a. JL 20C A W EEK * . BAUER R a d io s e r v ic e £ m “Ask T eer Nelihber*- W. Id . Phone 29 We a re happy to announce the addition to our sta ff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer who is a factory trained lubrication e x p e rt )T T S GULF SERVICE S T A T U S U NgtfhVerlffO* Service SUilotf* 6 ANPPAIU; PH O N E 377 FOII L B T T tR ' HEACp, SIJ.L MEADS. TAOS. OAROS, ENVELOPES, OFFICE FORM*, ETC Sejtnbiote Park. Crop Liana Anderson, M. D-, ail. Tn Armmtr F erllllier work*. Hunter, I. O.. et ux To Hanford Atlantic Natl, Bank. Chattel Mertflege Schneider. Mrfrrta, trading n» lied Croix Pharmacy to Mr Kunion A bobbin*,' Inc. Aaalgnmanla The Central lten| Ext Me Inxr. Co. To Calvert Debunlure Corp. 1 Henfurd Aprl, Credit Corp. To Th* F irst Nall Dunk at Or­ lando. •a la Caatract National Cash IW Ixter Co. To ilnbart Ilnblnaon. Laaaa Nellie F A A. Corpany To L. U. llufltar •u lte —Criminal Slat* of Florida Va David Oliver, Opi-ratlui Auto while Inioilcatcd. Wllllp Aaaault A battery. A. P. Hadden. Intoxication Harry June a, pgtyrallnr AnU> while Intoxicated. . Elton Kvane. Intoxication. Wllfrml \V lx tin s. Petit larcenyRlcy Drown, Intoxication. * W*H*r Hoove*. Petit. Layceay, V. It. Olddon*. Uverloedlna prlv* ale track. Bole Cole, tlleial poe*a**|un of alcoholic beveregeeItobert Fanniir, P etit Larceny. To cut button holes first place thu fabric over a>out paper or a blotter. Then draw a chalk or pen* ell linn the length of the hole and cut along th a t like with . a raaer AS PICTURED . ^ a m **. Very heavy, p o r c e U l n t cminified cabinet. The quality obtainable In dr> (dialing hen tent, v Aloo a fine Una of wood burning circulators and kerosene heaters. IW C m m MATHER B a u d alyls tad . s n a l a a BIjm w sa . g eo stw rtiso a t lb Ip lew price, la a e ru p ria g su ttre e e aad coll aprU f team Choice of lately covers. Furniture Co, 119 MAGNOLIA AYE. bled*. J JEW food from s Hat of delicious sandwiches 99*l**. cooked pastries. . . Meet your friends at « L L ALL PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE 103 LET U S DEMONSTRATE T E E NEW FULL EASY 'Hm / Overseas D •Oe*i s a il ** , aewti <5* M beta « . . n BT7 a Fog Mote” Power Sprayer : IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER i berireina In ueod »R s p r a y e r s t m Sanford. M ach in e Co* Inc m TELEPHONE 02 ayU * 14'* PEANUT HAY — 1 i' -C $ J | PER TON . Coftos Seed Meal m k * e O A N m n i) > W rt. Sfccfc «• V c e tU f c Seed* <r ; . «- T‘-i * ■ r * " �\ L; * * Tm rw f! 1 Virtual. N o* ‘A rea Equ . many, 1 Spain Is Cayfcntd 117 E. First St. Phone 236 Br T A T U * r i f e AP Foreign P ottIm Tfcm month* ot * W » <M control of th* FREE DELIVERY Km ottootlmb m i # »■ * TlitMI COa*M*t ( SWANHDOWN OR ft** nortktpi big. rapital ot nhon* Um Goctroi Chling, hod . dotor- Wedding aniilrer?arl*«: Ftret year, i« p rr; second, calico ( third, nm-lln; fourth, silk; fifth, wood; •loth, Iron; seventh, copper; rlchlh, lumniei . ninth, poUoryt MM-tnJkMd l» lh n » month* w*b*My I CM aqMM ran of Uw moot concentrated bit- 'tnih; & 5.“i s . •h w M } « h * » # S u -*f'oh*Uy month* k»»nn H « W | horror* of war J«g*nra* t v | a m * t>f . tho n*Ura CKJm m W *tty y M n il, bun<*,*d. miltysn* Of doUnro of property doilgnwt ojftnr i t n p o Off of ChtMilitary oiporto ■ agree thot tm. Japoyw aoaaibly 900,000 t r o w hdv* k n ron, —0*7 - osgagod *lo*g Iho JSrnU* . battle I gani***. m from Shanghai northwest to too 0 0 0 4 * 4 Uw Yang*** river u wtll •* hunN i m Polo dreda of wmrplinro and more than 7 7. No on* throo-fourth* of tho Japan cmi trot aho*. novy *d n n n i < Und*r tho cost Inuni potmilng of p u l i n i n g *ho gtmn bf the Japaoo** (Wot and CKhmL 1t h tho doodly raid* of h*r roodcin V m vghu**, th* ChiooM tlooly Hunaltam* coons lout bn (has \\ kora boom forced hook, but n it without toulblo loan** »o both - 1" * r * u “ g TM’l W i h n r a _ _____________________ big In troop* f«* Q*HoonM*A M- old**. I ilitance. . Thro* tint** they fought u*ck T h o .. troop*, . Ill-traintd and J a p t u r u effort* to land befure half-equipped provincial* th a t lufflclent Japan*** troops j,.t a they wefe, countered th* Jap*nc»* foothold for the drive inland. (IrIv• for * month whll* th* na- Thin, doggedly fighting carh »lrp tion*l government prepared to of the way. th* C'hln*se withmove In Ita w*R-lmJa*d **d folly- drew to th*lr firtt lino of dvf.nie equipped regular army. At that after riactly n month uf nliiiosl point th* pattern of Japan*.* contlnuuui battle •<r*t*gy look oq familiar ahapo There thty held MAXWELL HOUSE (Iftoonth, crystal; twentieth. rhinos tw enty fifth, oil* vcr: thirtieth. prorls thirty-fifth, enrols fortieth, ruby; forty-fifth, mpphlrr; fittletn, gold; fifty-fifth, t moraids seventy-fifth, lUomond. , M MHflfo n w h wot. amall creek*, noHhwoat U m lin; R. N. NIPPER OF ALL KINDS LARGE 3 POUNDS SINGLE POUND 7 E n ta rg a m e n l |leprint* Sc «*■ JO yra. eaperlrnc# FREE 5 : . 5c BLACK PEPPEK 3 Fur 5c OIL SARDINES 3 For 5c POTTED HAM 3 For 5c SALT ‘ ‘ 3 For PECANS- -STEWA r t s FUATCHERS SCIII.Y i FILMS DEVELOPED f f l Ifcl! B: : . I |o E Coffee Southern Photo Service 8l. rwurehurg, Kla. „ T ites—Batteries for ai* and th* w ar thlfted luddenly to week* uftHT they re lln d O ut SO to A F T B R PWA Hhapghal juat a* In 1932. their long-prepared “w inter lin*'' k* w orked lag* y o u On A vguit > Chinese kUWd two about fir* mite* to th* rear mid jM Bohort l*k*a, too Japan*** marine* outtld* a completely out of rang* of th* !•** ooerata^y n*^ rat h h tn g h al alnJeom* China aaU Japanea* fleet. tjf ? * ML f f they war* aplea Japan a u * |l* d It A gabut that line ihe Jasw nrie — — "M * iw w ra wa* th* tat**l of a long **rie* of hav* maaaed tho full forrv of thulr ne*e regulal* being u*< unprovoked attack* and bar hUar- *up*rlor m*ehani*«d arm y for hal and Japan began national **ttl*m*nt guard* bagan repeated *m*thing effort* to cut lion of her conqueit to take ^ efrn alra rara*ta*fcm ra...a«tf aA agG klhraa^JghL C U lA JlM P tiro pi.ivlnre* Chfataao troop* rollad into tka protecUon u f lh* n eu traT Interna- Hopeh, Shahlung, Su g to * and on A ugutt \2 fighting l Inna I Re 111*man*. I Rhinal B > h * out in tba nortbraatpm I B ut whUa l b . Chine** In th* • — --------uut quarter of th* lnt*matl<mnl Bat* Jnoulh held th* Japannie advance PkIiiI »»v«-r. tVa*t 0 «ment. Chin* bad no alt*cn*tlv* to a *c»nt 20 mile*, Chin*** real*- .paioa on the hltrlie but to fight for SbinghnI, alnt* lance In 'be noHh all but eolla|i»e.| tore apidylng a frei it guard* lha approach to N ank-.without the support'nf the Cht- paint. On Easy Payment Pin AS LOW AS Corn Flakes 2 For PREMIUM DOWN PREMIUM CORN •SEE US FOR YOUR GAS. OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE ANO BRAKE WORK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP _ PHONE 37 4 Lit. CARTON SW IFTS 201 N, PARK GA. WATER GROUND CORN MEAL ttU N T fR S / KOUIPMKNT TO MA$E y o w f a Ll The hunting nennon !B hare again and • R'h time to get Ihe equlgment In nhape. You'll need nhells and ganeral equipment m> come to the uportaman'n ntore and net the hunting dInplay. You’ll find the thlngn you need and at ji lower coat Icwl 4 lbs. 10c 10 lbs. 25c Red Rose Self-Rising* Flour GUARANTEED TO PLEASE 20~lbs. 67c 10 lbs. 39c 5 lbs. 23c 10c Safety Matches 2 Boxes 1 Oysters Fresh Baltimore L arge Site YOUR CHOICE Hunting Cotta adatwy *oUnr, «nt*e**f daub ' material. 14 OZ. CATSlfl* BEECH NUT . SNIDER’S BLUE LABEL We Have Everything In J Fruit Cake Material Beef Bust Grade Gau Corn Fed Beef YOUNG-PIG -P O R K Fattened On Corn, Peanut# f l.lS —4L25 TRIMMED HAMS Lb, 27c TRIMMED SHOULDER Lb. 1 9 c Trimmed Sides To Roust Lb. 19c BACK BONES : Lb. 23c fat pork you ran cal and enjojr and not hav* a M B h fbth> la«lfr— Aalc for Pura Ga. Stylo Sausage. m I Wc Buy Chickens and Egg All Farm Produce Steaks Roasts Lb. Lb. l^ to jjc to J J c J jc AU M eat Stew Lb. Ground Beef No F a t Lb. 20Q 20C Toa can deprad on thb mtot to b* |**4. It pa>* I . pay a - IIUI* mar* U get good me#la. Thaakagiving reailag nett «**k PUc* your order far n lira Turkey or • air* TUanut Pork llam Ihm or Pryor and yaw will got th* boat. �/> V RESC1 SHIPWRI Thto remarkabje ( I f u i of meue a t shews ana of Uu Bailor* of Uia Qratk freighter Taenny ChandrU, arm* extended and supported by a Ufa bait, Jaat btforc ha m matched from the dreBl waters off Capa Hattaraa by a roaeua craw fra il the coaat guard cottar Mandota. Tba Oraak ship, carry b e a catfo of actap-lron, tank off the troachrroua coaat of North Carolina when It ran Into a atom . Fifteen of the craw wore rescued. *LBT 'EM GO!’------ AND GO THEY DID! P jg d fa tt H«at (o Warm You Mots tba mw itylc trenda featured by Jirnun In the page* of ITrjafrr. the maguine for men. Note the amart near linea of tbia Jarman Friendly airtight tip .. , It*a one of our new style* for ML Drop fa and look over our complete showing . < ASK A B O U T t .1; HubRtflKtor Doors 2 . Haa»*IUdtatln( Pins 8 . C o l a m e n F u e lS a v in g B u rn e r Tba nova Automatic Temperature Control, which map ba attached to any Coleman Oil Burning Heater, aavea aa much aa 20 par cent on fuel. Fuel la not wasted in overheating. Rooma a n not chiliad by underbeating. Tba flra (a automatically and elec­ trically turned to high or low whenever tba room temperature roes above or below tba "set” tempera* ture. You alwaye enjoy, tba constant warmth that 4 * L a rg o V o lu m e ' .W a r m A i r C ir - * c u te H o n FLORSHE1M SHOES .... $ 9 .5 0 tiP A t the signal cry, " l e t 'em go," the blufbltxxJ, of American hounds, taka to tba field In tbs f ir tnrity chase of the National Foxbunters Association near Jackson, Tern. Eager as rasa homes, 10! dogs broke from their handltra a t the shrill cry f rom the master of bounds. 'Independent ~ Home Owned and O perated BUTTER CROCER’ c a s h AND M E . A T IF YOU PAID A DOLLAR A POUND YOU COULDNT BUY B r m j R COPFKI4 COFFEE M?<?A5gH 27c SPECIAL THIS SALE POUND ■ 2 4 c Cranberry Sapce 2_________ for 29c no. bh c a n s rA u ro n n iA * PEACHES 1 *5 c b e. bh r u i hah i . v j i ' mh SAUERKRAUT 10c FniitCocktail 2 Cans 2 5 c Tomato Juice BESTGRADE FREE Turkey FREE AS HAS BEEN OUR CUSTOM IN THE YEARS GONE Go S b BY WE WILL GIVE AWAY A BIG FAT JUICY, TENDER, TURKEY, FOR SOME ONE'S THANKSGIVING DINNER. \8K ABOUT IT EARLY. ■ ___________________ , Gay Wajia, Mgr. Produce Dept, r. i. m . i ibiaif nii-wm Him LETTUCE A rm our's S tar CHILI 2 for.....19c BRAINS .........15c Va. S a u sa g e .....9c a a R ash .. .15c ITEMS NOT FOUND IN OTHER S T O R E S ^ 2 For . 15c Lb. 10C Lb. ,2*C ■rut Tvuxtra ov Lb. S m ti IN M b asoar CenS H»U Or Wbate . Lb. t a r A -a e r a i i u i r l a iBVM i Mince Meat raa n an . 2 Lbs. ROUTH’8, MERITA, WARD’S, O’BOY, BELL New F ru it Cake Goodies GLACE CHERRIES lb. 43c GLACE PIN EA EELEJhs^& L Citron/ Lemon* Orange lb. 83c Bulk PITTED DATES lb. 19c ALL KINDS NEW NUTS ia h t b Lk 2SC 25c Date & Nut Bread |5 c 19c naav 9 c ROAST & lie . IDAHO SAKIIO , «ia. aao ■w MKT Potatoes : ■roiaruSf :| n i t x j u i n e w Potatoes BACON 10 Lbs. 1 7 c *4 Lbs. 15c S A U S A G E Lb. 39c 1 r u n r tbllow 59c ONIONS 3 Lbs. 10C CARROTS SUGAR 5P O U N D S 25c BREAD vat HAMS •m aninu Rutabagas n .v a r, HENS avow MXIT* Cauliflower HAMS lb. 25c LOINS lb. 25c BACKBONE II tAinx irKUMbn 15c . SANFORD, FLA. 400 SANFORD, AYR. PHONE 412 Potatoes Bananas10 Lbs. 17c [ 3 Lbs. ’ 10 c SHOULDER II 2SC » PEAS SCans bo. a arab ik l l o w CORN 2 Cans M A R 1ST SOMETHING UNUSUAL A N D DELICIOUS BLACK CURRANT PRESERVES AMR PACK, I F KICK WOOD BN 0 8 3 ^ 1 2 1 “, . S t f S t f l HL2? ,I? “ bO. I TOMK APPLES " ^ ^ P B I S B P R Y ’S FLOW 5 Lbs. 130 CRANBERRIES. CELERY, COCONUTS CUUN * 0 . 1 FOB COOKINO Olt BATIFO RREST c C* • CAS H C - 6 C I • - a �I Sanford la T%« Only O tttn l f l o r i d * City AffonUnjr Rail, Hlfkvajr ” And W i l v T iB M iM t llllM SANFORD, FLORIDA. France Denies Ultimatum On p War Shipping HELD IN SEDER KIDNAPING WEIGHTY PROBLEMS DISCUSSED FROM SOUP TO NUTS To Coast By Commodore Japanese A gree T hat “W arning” A gainst Sales To Chinese W as/ NotUItimatum ■» » , \ Jans Proclaim Blockade Rights « ip P w r .' P A R IS . N n v. Mmk Vt£ . - * f i :v S . --JW; <a 3u l •P ; w V 1R — ( A P ) — T rench Foreign Office and the J a pa now Embaeay for­ mally denied today th at France had received an "ulti­ matum" from Japan to cease transporting war ma­ terials to China over, the French-owned railroad .from Indo-China to Yunnan. Neverthclesa Senator Ile rry Rcrenger, chairm an of the Sen“ ‘ " Commit4 ate Foreign Relations tee. who declared In a apoeeh th at Japan had -w arned" France, atlll Insisted h it statem ent held good since he had not used tb s word “ultim atum .” In Bruasats U w as said Japan would regard as a hostile act by the countries concerned any deci­ sion by tho Brussels conference to accede to China's appeal for m aterial aid In the F a r E astern conflict. If tho Brussels conference of ID countries decides upon aid »o China, as asked by Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, Chinese am bassa­ dor to Francs and conference delegate, Japanese circle* said. J a ­ pan would have to consider the situation “vary serio u sly ^ . “ -o. Japan m ight, the Japanese tn* ■ o r m s n t s said, have to exercise W h e r "rig h t under International law - to blockade the Chinese coast to ships of nation* eon' earned, should the confefenea de­ cide upon aiding China with su p ­ plies. 5 H ■ M aterial Aid To Chin a Would Be Hostile A c t Japanese Say 1 { One Of World’s Rich­ est Men Visits San­ ford P raising Beau­ ties Of S t Johns Tho proposed SI. Johns-Indtaa (Hirer ('anal offers »hc g reatest of possIMlIllc* for the development *of Son font, Tommodore A rthur f'utllx J,m n , M-putrd to b* on. af !lie ten richest m m In the world ■ and the U nrest ilnglo holder of t . l l r r . d Storks. in an ln«er-| .view with The Herald this motW-| the kidnap- I1"*»f extortion !, Commodore Jam ra. who m ate., . , . . . lam s a w inter trsk lrn re in Miami, ta for t ',Jotkerl his Hit fool yacht “ Lanai” i the same tllJ, RaBfon) M anirlpal INfr toal leader and night and throughout today he awd his guests m otornl through tho 1 l— ’Cdlntjr Visiting various places of I . Interest including the *"Ulg T ree" -S peaker WUltara B- Bankhead th rift t t v Abs-» o f th* Mu s m o f ttvpvvxvo.i« * a w « a t. In commenting rn th eir trip \V. Barkley (Ik Ky.t m ajority Wader, ore shown »» b a t h Its Bfushingtow ov -he n * down the St. Johns Itivor from problems which face the spechal seoehin of C uncteso. which v s e w a s l Noe 13. Jacksonville, both Commodore D Jamtta and h h guests tmanimoua- 1 f p r f l a V ' r praised It a s thg most beautiful j » w l u a y inland voyage they had. ever mad*. - I t la a magnificent V uicrw ajr," x p f o T o - rrrlslm e d the ('ommodure, "am i offers g re a t possibilities.” The group visited the Sanford n H p r t P R Municipal goo ami commended th e fine collection of birda ami anlmala exhibited there. torch an«l Commodore Jam es stated th a t ty S heriff be and his party a re making a rday after* pleasure trip ; sight-seeing, fish* iw**, alleged Ing and resting, f operators,■ Members of the party besides the Grand Commodore Jam es are; Mr. an d . (ha opera- i Mrs. Marshall Price c f Miami. e n t e r nr*r »anwJl -wftwdrtfc. I\ID g 1 Sm u,V r Siscftter- Mm A •din* Pusu s w s . leave s ) so •ootthnw. Vtthwrtnw sgonteak ants: tjravhimc higsslhfwmi Sbo*-e. VtMt tfhmesnam PARIS, Nov., IB.—V f)— Discov­ ery of enough high explosives to blow up ont*foarih of P aris and secret “forloosees” crammed with machine guns and hand grenades lakt nigh) spurred a nationw ide roundup of Franco’s “hooded men” allegedly organising for a rig h tist revolution. A uthorities charged (h at tha hooded terrorists, known a s “ Lea Cagou lards'," n ia lv i f support I ib- CuU) «lmb. w* tho „i*M oi*| )Mbijf ocveal th e 1 Is s o t pottlu* ITvbJay. New Rye Greens A t Golf Course Ready Bishop O fPuerto Rico Preaches H ere Soon A dvertise Old Goods And Help Business buy a new guq hesitate* be­ cause the old aaa wOl *tlU favorable comments on the •*!«»*• *•» Or«"d J “ fT »“ dr‘hrone the lottery king*" in S«nlord and Seminole County, were heard on *U sides today even among thoea who patronlsa the racket, for aa In the case of alol machine*, many of them would be glad to see "Cuba" and “BoUta wiped out of th* community. There have been very few Heketa sold »lnro the beginning of the investigation t y the Orand Ju ry and eom# o f tho*# holding th* winding ijuraher yesterday had to leave the b o u n ty to gel the p a y off. In addlHon to a eonllnoed Invesllgatlon by tb* Grand Ju ry tomorrow, It Is exported that a**- Cold W ave Reaches Into Southern States By Associated 1‘raaa Frees Inf tom perml» res a f the nortbaasl brought Ik* •oulkarn states Ibetr roM m t w aalbar of th a sosson today. Foraeaalara, tier of Sanfonl pud Seminole CnUnty Rolfcre |ut|-onliln* the Sanford Country Club duiliuc th e past week. A. C. Fort, m anaser of tho Club staled today, addlnc that Hi n new ryo rrvi-ua are tu e ic rllrn t ranilltlon and will bopened for uxo Katotday alte r noon. Thou« playltiR On tho coui *r Iasi week u rre i~ K. Compton, the IterPaul Itadfcain, Harry It n il hum. w ll lier Hrsdbum. I'liH llra sb o tf,. F rtd Bell. J I . Insley. fir. S I'ulcstoo. II II Cidaman, Alex Kbaron. !*etrr lllc rta s . (Mlo Caldwell. Ilsymond loindqulst. John lis t hat. Fred IVdly, John I. uilwl*, |fc F. Hoyle. C. K Cl«n. W. A I.iidwig, K. J. Toll, Chau J Ittitle. Stuffy tlcCrume. Jack lloyner. Jark PurerU. R. K. Ia»r, Henry Watsoa. II. W. Ilurkrr, II C- M«*re. iw. Ik II Scolt, H. D. IHshleyraan. W. A Flemlnc. n. C. Cbdller, K. F Itousholder, Hr- (1 Ik Selusan. W- A. SIcmper. Karl Kvass. Claude P. !,ocka, £. tL Randall, II. M nrlm ball sa d (I. a ' W ork­ man. Also Mra. K. Compfoa. Mrs. Roy Byrnes. Mr*. W. A L eavitt Mrs. Al Ile a l. Mra (Mlo Cald well. Mr* Fred B ell f i n . Bov Kymee. J r , Mrs. Fred Bcotl and Mi*. A ndres n arro w er. Gov. Cone P ra ises President Roosevelt Texas would bring rising tarnTALLAHAHSKM, N#v. II. — p a rt! are* wltk portly cloady l*r*elskis* for Hi* ratio n tomorrow UPl—Ouv. Onste. landtag toll*wed by ra»n ta th# tailor deal R oo.ev.lt, told tha FVwUs Itaukvr* Aseoctattan h er* todav. part of th# wsek. Fioot waa reported today ta th a t helpful • reopacoU oa sad aaalloo* af al) ao*ib***t*ro alatm so t criticism , to needed ta r*«- and framing lamparaturaa ox ,... _ tended i f ' far eolith aa P e ita cera ta r U * Seminal* «ta*uta „ , u u u tr M U gunhw aa) FtariAgriculluro Amoctallo* will be mad* a t tb tlr m artlag ta th e -— High School toatgbt, according ________ Operation Perform .ed. n V . _ > __. ___« . At th* masting th* new mam- bars of tb* Bura«* of ta ta m a lngy O n G o rd o n B a rn e tt b a r f will he Introduced la J h a - — body und they will dtaraaa Ibelr RePressutatlve (H rdaa Barwatt work ta expertmeut* of ta l«cm t to recaparattag at lb* Bay Ptaaa ta tha tarm ar* of thlg aaattanHaapHal *#*r IL Petarahnrg II ta expec ted Urn) t h a n wUl from a raeaot a p a n lta o , accord- During tho b a i l s ..* eeeatoo o f , * IT T K V ( U n n v m the m erlin* arra*****awU w etof — ----mad* tuv, a t'u ap l-r h u alloc ex I T b . Jrup o f lW «“ > • * * jr * pedltto* am) supper fas tho ok *-: letd er e.,um r»uW 4 *>» bre* b W tr k r r Bwxssa la tho wear* t’ve-v hs I t r b s s « . w s o d w e * future 1 t i s t b m s l s o u r s H rw k r,* i.1 Th* Chapter moesber* ' s W tho W»ei rt»* W e sH u r M »*-■ I votrd to buy aa automatic t*e*»y U lt o e e iw sa d b . t •**<•>. b e sc h ix e uiachlae t* k* used tuc l* v ,r J k ,s to | t t r Ih K t W.». X bbachlua tb .tr Vrautahieu t u Ctrirtuud. market; to employ a aiuuKVo»t»tduy d i r t u n x e l 1 It teacher to n u ck tho Strtug o'rhfcb the IWpat tuw al llan't. which Is ICrsaed (he h o i ratted he th* hose* ad ML tk la a aurnher of years, and aluo Alexander al l u l l \V Tkitirvnili to p an has* official r . F A 8»tee» whoeu sp u th , hod v*«u»t W ihels for all the officer* of » ?«“ * on t*»* Th> M « « • ex th* I'hxptrr. Ilegulehed hy tho th re w , b k * la a report ow Ihe week a t the! **J appvmlnhlw d u e * * * t„ to Chaldrr-uaBed meet ruitag! hueww oew dOtwc plant. M w ee slated that a ) the t * e t ui*ht about » so a t h r t Preeeot lim e there waa a total the Urpa«4maot woe rolled to, <d j.TOe pueada af a m i px that tha hom e d r . J Sm ith a t O S plant Kerry year slaca the e v er -' * » • Nknfh ifti—t where th llua of th e plant thousands of j *“ * huralo* out u t a .h im *— pounds of mew) h are hue* thevotuued the sutotp a f the smoked and cured. M waa ladk l hel kl h t X * duwudw, temdted rated. Also that a charge a f 1 b o a s this Or*cen ts per pound la mad e pa* a llt --------m eal smoked and cared la th ab ' B h c k c t t s T u H u U piltiatluam Pt ulw>wd tw h*>wg uhuw* rvodtlwme •ifinebbr. Jiuiuv SmtUk trwtnOwt ktilltwli • 3»iUmw -«« wiv.'t uwwittrMturns 1 am ) study >■ ardv* UtwL 'bay ma.- Uiqt a* Ifta WSHSMti Ji.»: imuwiMi hasvan«■ Owlumawtr, wS pMcw-* w.mim W Oeo W u am) pwsmuwiwkw w ll u’liwao « m* i ifwu Tha giw*ta~k etmawNt a f apdlr axatmwMtWA wmuk k* pawdam-w Jw.uiil prwwrnt bn ill gwvanuwaWt m«*»W> to 2 Stm/tk vmedtn* W n m B , ontinue o th rr fascist regimes. Col. Francois de la iRoque, lead­ e r of the outlawed Croix de Feu (cross of fire ), also waa suspect­ ed of having some connection with the “hooded men.” One of the five persons arrested last night waa Rena A nceaui. form er presi­ dent of the Dieppe division of lb s Croix de Feu. Police announced they had u n ­ covered a bom bproof “ poet of command" with an elaborate sy s­ Th*' ttt. R er. Charle* Blayney tem of eliding walla and secret i o h i i i m n , r . ■« n „ > •Colsmore. Bishop of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, will preach a t the Holy croaa Epl*copal Chutch here Sunday, ac ­ cording to the R er. Martin J _____ Hi am. pastor of the Church. Mrs. Clara E m ails MlUted, 65, Th* H er. Co Is m ars has served wife of Rufu* W. Mlisted and moa* Bishop in th e mission work th e r o f Mrs. J. C Fslrcloth of thie for I f years and baa bad con- City died In a Leesburg hospital si il era bis n p e rle n c e even prior yesterday following • short lllns**. tn th at time. In 110 1 be went to Beside* her husband. Mra. MilCuba to become tbp Dean of the Med I* survived by her mother Trinity C athedral I* H avana and Mr*. Jam es Roberta of Ocean CUy, w__ 1 - a__ ___. .. _* I_ 11, * # A *1 J a ln rn Miss.; three daughters. Mra. Nan Kart Bradley, o f Pensacola, Mr*. J. C. Fell-cloth of Sanford, and Mr*. E. F. Lindsey of Okahum pka; also four sons, George, Clifton and Orri* Mlisted o f Shamrock, and Clarence Milated e f G rassland F our sisters In Texas and Mis*Th* exchange of eommodl- larippl and |wo brothers of Btloxi, tle* I* what la commonly Mias. also survive known a* btulnee*. Whan tbl* Funeral service* will be bald exchange 1* rapid, bustnees la from th* Beyer's Funeral Ham* said to ba good) whan It la In Leesburg a t 1:10 o'clock T hurs­ alow, buslneaa ia bad. On* of day aftsenoou and Interment will th* greatest handicap* ta an be m id* later in tha Lana Oak exchange of now commoditise Cemetery thera. )a tha difficulty eg disposing Rev. J. B. Stradley o f th e Lees­ of Deed good*. burg Methodist Church will o ffi­ Tha automobile dealer can't ciate assisted by Rev. B. Jsail many new c a n unites he Johnston pastor of tb* P resbyterfinds a boyar for tha custom­ tan Church. The pallbearer* are : Patterson er'* old ear; a man ta the market for a now radio or a Lanier and Reynold* Themaa of new refrigerator can hardly be Sanford, Ralston A rita* a f Oretold unless eom* disposition vsrtand, and J, ®. B m ch, E arl can ba made af the aid op mi Gentry and El b e lt G u n of Okah­ a hunter who would Uka ta umpka. I FDR Fan B9 Said Ready FW * a«dP* th a t tha wpWtnsx ad vkiaks andq � 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, November 17, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 17, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 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/5ff93fbb9b7486b60c0ac38afed0a8a2.pdf 696ce304471f80cbb739b84d95e900f6 PDF Text Text \>-1 i j l j t - l , ",•rtf*' fTrp 5W56*. W m ' ’* Wl * ‘ ' mm « U ' *- ■■ , • THE ’ . M ark Wilcox T osses H at Into Senatorial R ing R oosevelt U r g e s C o-operation F o r Census Tom orrow LA K E M A RY •' ’ 4 ssLtuJi.'zars£ Mrs. g. A. Don#law, Mrs, C. WIabiU and Mrs. Wm M u p r f , of. tsndad tka mosttag of M i s t 7, W ASHINGTON. N ot. !».-<*> Federated a n t s of Florida la Bt Cloud rossaUj. — P m lt a t Roooov.lt app**1*1 Mr. and Mrs, C W. I.MU uv] U the Nation b a t night tm r e v e n t i o n A n d C u r b ­ •ponoorod tho mooId pal beak- family attended tko Btagtng Coowhole- boartod ro-opvraUon In • i n g M e t h o d s T o B e roptey law which permitted vsntlon In Chuluol* Sunday. aeekot of Florid* dtloo and Mr and Mr*. Clifford Oardnor T o l d B y L P . D a v i s towns to wipe oat tbolr boom- of Astoria, U I. wort meats roGrowers M eet time debts, lb# Wilcox air da- cantly of Mr. T o n ig h t T« V A inrvwy U determine the **- ' tense act and tbe Kvorgtodss Houfhton. eaot from tho Whit* House, th* Mrs. D W. rro'jnoli and twoj r.,t*at of hookworm dlseaeo In Som- National park act. .Chtof Executive a*Id th* hua* S elect B o a r d ha* actlvsly mpporteo children hsv# returned to their I task to ’bo inaugurated Tuesday T tool* County was launched today Iff11* Illation (saraa teeing bank was nomsary to furnish facto ? by L P. Davis from tho Florida depoaita. a*tablinking tba Home home htvlng spent several month* ■ In Ohio snd DstrolL ! , t7i'-; upon which th* Administration &B4at* Board of Health. Owner* Im a corporation, the hop** to has* a aound, Mag* ‘ Mr. Dovb ha* token hsadqoar farm tenancy program, ootab- Mr. snd Mrs. Martini of Temp.! ■ rang* program of ra*mploym*»t vkaw fop hi* county-wide campaign Ilabmoot of tko Otrlltan conaer • pent the week end with Mr. end JM i i Unemployment, be oboerred, tko office of tho County School ration tin pa and *a#lstod in Mrs- O E. Densld.cn. .... ~ had delayed th* balancing of th* ifurae, Mrs. Dorothy Lamb Dur- drafting a flrroachlnf bUI to Tim Dlbt. Class m.t Tuesday «r( i th* homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. *. ,kMT hi* stay bora ho has planned tako tb* profit* out of war which SUwart. Notional budget. blned Manatee and Sarasota dtoB B L M IM M . I O Y » M » Asserting that unemployment trtet, '"an educational program as a pro* la now pending. Mr and Mrs. A. WTomkhuon .***>■»■■»■■■■ — 1 relief to "of retiree, not tho per­ '.' wootire of Uio disease, and effort* Th* mooting for nomJnatkm* A* a dtotriot ravrasootailv* bo N. Wilmington. Maos, have ra-‘ manent cure," Mr. Hoooevolt said: from tko Ovlado district will o* - 'grill aloo ho mid* to curb tho ox* baa been particularly active In of tamed to spend the wiaUr months. ----------" " • r T » nTT ;-.t* t of tb# die**so through proper Ike development of - the lower "Th* permanent cur* lias in held In tho Oviedo School tomor­ Mr. John Heaton arrived Mon-| " -----.------ t—j_________ finding suitable jobs In industry row night sod-mootings in th* f treatment. »*at coast, obtaining r im . port ■terlng during the Qcmua In this and agriculture for all willing other district* ora scheduled for r ’. In dtocnralng the disease ' Mr. and waterway Improvements gnd Preparations A r e and all other communltioo, accord­ worker*. It Involve* co-operative later in th! week, Mr. Daweoci . D ark 'slated that: public building* Including a now ing to * pamphlet -General In­ effort end planning which will reported. fe \ T hom ara certoln dlseaaei like pasloffle* at' St. Aogoatlno, R A D IO IDs ton was unable la accopany M a d e F o r Census * pneumonia, amillpox, and typhoid Fort rioree, palm Baaeh, Vast formation’’ tosuad by Administra­ lead to tho absorption of thta un­ Shipper representative* on th* lower, that alrlka man down so Palm Daaeh, Fort Laudtrdalo tor John D. Diggers used man-power In private Indus- Cornmltte* from this district will R A D IO / Th* pamphlet quotes tho Pres­ try." i awifliy and with *o heavy a hand and Miami Bosch, a coatoma ■Tb* Ladle* AuxHilary of ilia. O f U n e m p lo y e d „ also b* selected laker in th* week, Chamber of Oommora* wore hot-1 ------ident's message. In which ha said, ‘.’ that ovary on* dreads them, others, bouaa at porj Kvtrgtad**. and While th# President spoke. Cen­ Mr. Dawson Indiestod, adding that RADIO CMlnutg From Fate One ?, Ilk* hookworm dlaeara, work alow- tba om ooaa highway from tho less** to ih* County Federation uf "If you ghr* me tb* facto, I shall Woman! d o b . on Friday. **"7 P*™«i who should fill try to use them for the benefit of tos Administrator John D. Big­ plana woro being mad* for a ger! waa making final prepara­ joint meeting of th* growers and 1938 Florida malmand to Key Wool Mrs. H. M- Qlet son and Mr*. « t‘ tb* report card act*ajly do It.' M Ills announcamont said ba L. Q. Pickering w*r< goi.U of "On Tuesday Nov- Id* th* Post all who need and want work and tions for distribution through th* shippers In this - district earn* postal aerr Ice of more than W«- time next week to discus* plans would open an active campaign Mr*. Lather Hobby- hi Orlando Office In yobr City will deliver to do not now have It." R C A *& Z E N I T H ' In alloeathif monies for th* 000,000 census forma which will for operation under th* agree­ eriar tba first of tho y**r It Tuesday|e*eh and every place where people Census Congress directed that the go to every adult In th* land on ment during th* coming season. followai Francos and Jbnmto Thompson Uvo—whether house, apartment, RASY TERMS, / ' ' H. B. Davie. AAA raprasaato"I will bo a candidate for tba wore honored with a handkerchief 'rafter colony, Hop house, or aback, cense* be token -to aid In tho for- Tnoodoy. mutation of a program for reem­ Those wholly without work or tl*e la this district' and D. E. office of United flute* senator shown Monday night glean by lbe Itoport Card on which unemfrpm Florida, subject 'to the Ploranco and 8h*aly Boat. Oame* ployed or partially unemployed ployment, social security, and un­ only portly employed are asked Timmons of th* Florida Extension employment relief for th* poopl* to fill out th* .questionnaire* and Service la CatneevlTlo wBT .b* H O FM A N N democratic primary to bo bold end contests won enjoyed during)men end women ara lo register for tb* ovoning, after which t*fr**h-i*hl* census,'* Mr. Hlggera slated of th* United Btotea,” H was return them, postage fro*, to th* present at tko mootings. * '* In May, till. pointed out. , E le c tr ic S e rv ic e "I win conduct an actlva cam­ manta wrwra served to the following In hla letter to the Mayor, Mr. Dawson urged all grower* the unemployed a n war­ * From th* uiurwon, which must 4 th* Sanford district to make paign after the flrat of the year plit* guoata: It the first viTivr order nedWhile 1X1' - ■* f|gr * , | “Will you make »**»■« t* *«»« mm* In the pamphlet that -regis­ be In by midnight, Nov. 80, the a special effort to b* present at and will at that Uma irate a Frame** and Jlmmt* Thompson of business lo check un the canformat and tma* detailed state­ honor guosto,-Betty Dorto Will- »u» and assure yourself that noth' tration on the Report Card to in Administration hopes to deter­ th* mooting tbulght. registration aw* for »a Job," mine: Vrarir- no sens* »«g»*-iw-iwii ment. lama, Norma PorUat, laurett# Ing has been left undone In _ jr=::r! Th* number of unemployed end -For tbe proaont I shall con­ Minthew, Jana Cochran*, Roth An* City,- th* Cenaoa Admlailrator lihere to' an Implied Intention of ■" ° r . Cnngreai to ua* this Information those who work only part tlm#! tent myself with tho aUtomont demon, Ruth Smith, Doris Itblll, asked. , Ifor I ho dovolopmont of a conalruetheir ago group* and geographi­ ■ r that ths record of ray firs year# Anise Whitaker, Foggy Ann Boat, The last day for these forma to1 .. tlvo plan, aimed a t Improving th* cal locution and the type of work service In congress to aa open Roy Bewail Jr., Jock Howell, b* filled out and returned to the for which they ara boat suited. book. Tho measnroo which I Howard Bottler J r , Jhnmle Rea- malls to Raturday Nov. 20, It was condition of th* onemployed. -Enforced Idleness, embracing bavo aupporUd. tko thing* I vet, Nad Bostic, Ralph Williams, pointed out, and subsequent to the When th* analysts of th* Infor­ have stood for and the proposal* Thomas Freeman, George Roland, return of those canto, tho Govcm- mation sought through the 14 ‘any considerable portion of our which I bavo oppoaad gird evi­ Charloa Roland, Raymond Ball, msnt plana to'mtke tesla of tho questions on the Report Card has people, In a nation of auch wealth dent* of tb* charset* of my Wallace Bmllh, Gton Cochrane, completeness and accuracy of the Iurn completed, Information wilt end natural opportunity, to ■ b* available showing In what ago paradox that challenge* our In­ past sarvlc* and tb* sort of groups, In what trad**, and In genuity," President Roosevelt service I shall roador Id tho The addition to our penonnel of aonala. Mrs. J- M- Thompson, Mra. Waite, ‘•The supreme Inportonce uf,what section or th* nation unem­ Mid. ployment most prevail* and will -It has boon with us, in * -I am a firm and alaadtaat and Mr*. Boat, Mr. E- L. Morrow w in will be In this census to every element In tho measure since th* beginning of believer In Ih* principle* of tb* ■ ___ _______ soelri, civic and economic life of,1 cha rife of our Men's Clothing De­ demneratio party, and I shall x------- —------------------I our Industrial era. - It has been the country Justifies, AdmlnUIrn-) accentuated by th# Increasing continue in the future a* I bavo C I T Y N E W S B R I E F S tor Bigger* auertod In Wa totur.; partment. In tba past to oupport those complexity of butlnooa and Indus­ _ _ _ all of us In dedicating five days mustier** which cunfurtn to the try, and it has boon mad* mote CentimisO Teen r*o* Ont to aarvice for th* common woal.Mr. Morrow has had many year’* principles of my party and glon Hut located on, th* acuta by th* d*pro** Ion. Unemployed persons and parvigorously oppose all measures Bhoro Driva. ____ _ -It has mad* necessary tko .ex­ jtlally employed who fill out efcd experience In mfen’a clothing bualpenditure of bMlona of dollar* which tr* at variant* with I i ' . . send In card*' for Ih* Natlcridl Th# Sanford Jwilor Cbamlror n , Unemployment Ccn.ua during th# thoa* principles." nesa, enabling ua to aerve the men nrwj not fw,r (hBt Wilcox, who to 41 years old, Commerce wttl hold Ito regular flT, . dgy I# a native of Ooorfto and a achodulad wookly lunrhoon 'ni**- ,h#|r n lm n wm b, pub||,hed or A city th at thinks of everything of Seminole County more efficient­ graduate or Kmory university. II* ' mode public In any way, * la Budapest, which Jailed • all room of th* Valdes Hotel, It wu«| ly than ever before. > began tho practice Of law at I This pledge to contained In ths known pickpocket* before darkenItoielhiMt, n s, In ISIS * Xnd announced today by R- E. L*n#y, Instruction* lent to all efflco* Ing tho city for airraid practice.' where the census to being taken. Now York Sun. Md takes but Util* Interest In Ih* moved to West Palm Peach In nsw president. till. Bine* 1110 ho has boon T h * confidential nature of th* an­ w eal games of children. Raymond Monsalvatgo waa re­ ' T h o state department'of public counsel for tho Florida League ported to b* rooting nicely at th* swers to tb* quest Iona on the Re­ health of.Florida la nuking a of 'Municipalities and baa writ­ F sms Id-Laughton Memorial Hos­ port Card will ba respected by the study of hookworm and other bt- ten aevrral book* on municipal pital, according to a statement Administrator," tho Instructions A Three Days’ Cough stale, and also that tho Informs* ttotlnal worms, in people ell ovar taxationmad* thl# morning by Mrs. Ella-1 S U E . F IR S T ST. tko atoto. This to Utlng don* with ' In IIW ho received tho Clvl- a both T. Jam toon, Superintendent ijtton giren by lha signor* of th* Wo matter how many tnojfldnoo Icard* will not tor used to IJieir dtotko Idea of getting rid of the ln- tan award for being tb* moat you hare tried for your cough, chori SANFORD, FLORIDA | ad vantax* In any respect, th* dats cold, or bronchial irritation, you can fMtlona and teaching poopl*' how outstanding eltlxan of West of tb* iMtltQtlon. 'being solely for th* purpose of tho get relief now With Cream ulilon. U avoid getting them In th* fu­ Palm Reach. Ho Is a Maaon. Elk. Violator* of City Ordinances Serious trouble may be brewing and ture. Examination* will be . mad* Ktwanlan and a member of tho wore tried In a session of ‘bo.) census. cannot »fiord to take a chance v I Every unemployed or partially you urltbeot coat to anyone so desiring. 'MglhodUt Churchy with any remedy lea* potent than Municipal court tbu aft# moon Uitwrina. fa Instontty tloMlo y OreomuUlem. which goes right to '■•*T%o work In this county- to A golf playerria a. person who rdoex, Improvui mouth kyglano the seat of the trouttle end elds na­ being don* through tb* coopera­ ture to tooth* and heal the Inflamed tion of tho Btata Department of can drive 70 mllea an hour In permission by building Inipeetor mucous membrane# and to loosen Public Health and the county expel th* germ-laden phleem. Phormocol Company, 5». Leuto. Walla ' In th* City'Hall where G. P. Paxton to remodel hie reel- and Even If other remedies have failed. superintendent of public fatalruethe .original paint ha* deterior­ dene* at an estimated coat of Coat bo discouraged, try Creomuitkm." , ated a rt being rapalnl*^. City ftOO. Contractor F. A -Dyaon I* aion. Your druggist to authorised to NOV. 18 THRU NOV. 18. 1W7 Clerk,F. 8. Lemma advised thla to hav* charge of th* work. morning. . . ■ tc a rv n t M B i a c u a uaee Workman today begin bricking Workmen, this morn Ing, wore u p . th* fireplace In th* Court H eipz A s s t Soups 2F or e n d s Vm M i repainting tho largo sign above House. .A, -Urge stova wilt n plset t b » m flreptae# which has th* Woolworth I. and 10 Cent given many year* of aervlc* and I Lb. M ello C offee Store. ' • • i can no longer b* used because '» ravKD -t #— — H / ------ , Dr,' A. C. Klrk -wa* granted of a cavo-ln, „ cmiaole Com ty XZ Announcing...... j...' IT'S SIMPLY. INEXCUSABLE C o w an C p. RILEY’S LISTERINE C l a m t i e d A d v e r tia 4m en t$ A nglo Corned B eef Try a D eticious H o m e -C o o k e d M e a l Country G entlem an Com Plant Vegetables Nou) '■ IB—Hon— F o r R apt FURNiaitcD fit* room h located |« | oak Av*: Apply Hoary A- Buoooll—Pbuu* 41 durlpg day, 4TI-J at alghL ' . 4 Lba. B ine R ose R ice STATE"MARKET kissit a r* c m e a r n H E N R Y A . R U S S E L L S E E D CO. Cream C heese i t s sew r a r m r ' TaU Borden’s Milk tyJAvr? .. 3Fot 3 For SNOW’Is PAINT 4 ...Cl f —Eilijatloa Wanted Woman waato laundry U haw*. T il Willow Are- v •. . M IR R O R S ilrr— •Sp Pittsburgh Proof Prodxctf :*4A trala spare llmo FOB '■■NT—Th* store pleaolng, aetlmaUn*. by AJNa Food On, H god , aorvictog wofT Call operator, j* Cats* lag ago, preounT Ofcb ba for r**t D m J . J . o a u . ra M a. R o m a n B e a u t y A P P L E S 1 0 lb f .- .. P A IN T S QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY >«* , BOX . SB cedP eaches Complete Lunch S d M t y o x r footf from ■ Uat o f d ? .y m * J 2 For aas m in x o s r a a e ip a * a u v i a # « T U R N IP S t « b ^ .. . . . O N I O N S 2 R m s ......: l . n LE T U S DEM O N STRA TE ~ TH E N EW G P o w e tS : m-toU w d C t r S i ■ ■•. Mi A N D W IT H Y O U R O W N . D R IV E R 1934 C h e v r o le t T o w n “I t a WQ CHEVROLET DELUXE OO, 118 CHEVROLET DELUXE t CARS AND TRUCKS AT ------:------j- “ _____ _ > 1< 1 �Sm inola Contjr Prana** ~ More Fruit A id VnfdUbk* Hum A Similar A m la Aawrka ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1«. 1937 ' •m — Ai m . Grand Jury Starts Farm ®v3L In »!* - -% ■ ft ■■ P a r a d e O f W itn e s s e s W i t h ‘C u b a ’ R e c o r d s ' A r e C a lle d B e fo re In q u is ito ria l B o d y P en a lties Cited v F or. Conviction M i n i s t e r i a l G ro u p A p p e a ls 9 A g id n s t Meeting N am es Three ToAAABoard r Miami Night Spot Raided By Gang Id K b K lux Regalia 160 H o o d e d M en A n d W o m e n A ssa u It A n d R o b E n te rta in e rs F o r H e lp G a m b lin g k Definite action aaainat lot■Urr racketeer! In this sec*tion haa been atarted by th* , aaaaiiHad, and a sum of monay j stolenA1 Toast, operator of ilia r«* . sort on tha outskirts or the town reported to tha Bherlff-* oftlco th a t tha hooded raiders . descended lag! night, following a public Initiation of lto new i Klanamen at th e city playground, , ordered bla patrons to te a rs and | forced the d a b to dose. He also charged that IU 0 In | cash and a IT v etc h were stolen , from him daring the raid and that tha clsb v a h badly damaged. At JackeenTltte Captain n ea rc a 1 J. Garcia, grand dragon of lha I Florida KUn, said he vonld In[ Taatlgate whan Informed of tha i Incident h r newspaperman. "Klanemen do not aiedl/’ ha said. “Botne of the beat people In Miami are members. It may h a re been th a t people who are not members used tha Klan regalia aa a mask during a retd on th a d ab ." Principal Speaker At Jaycee Meeting taL but Court House atundm nts | appeared confident th a t a move was underway to round up the *talg shots" In th e lo ttery racket. The penalties fo r operating a lottery i .racket. - . *The * rR etuld , was, *nu siB H tiuB niun on mi* , Joeliod« i flM o f twit Gf (he public toward mat It n of J*** ^ * n .** w w * th an government and w h it action the IS.000, o r Impriaapmeut fo r not pub!k , houM u k e c o m e t this leas than one y ear n o r more than d U u tU fM tion, Frvd B. Wilton, ten i and fo r anyonq coovlrtad of th4 S ln fo n l j unU)r prm tlng. tailing, or dU trlbutlng cham ber of Commerce today dur*9***r*r- J*^t***' • ^ a * n° t | “ * 'ln g the regular weekly luncheon *han |100 u»d nok more th a n ^ b e t waa held In lbe grill room of P .000 or imprisonment fo r no t , b , Valdai Hotel laaa than on* y e a r a r more then Durfalc the meeting, a U tter U T ,U ? * fln* from the Jacksonville Juniorof HOC or Imprisonment o f not cham ber of Commerce waa read more than three months fo r p a r b y President E. E. Laney of tho aaMlon o f a lottery U ckat loesl organixatlon. in which the I t wea th L penally of Imprison- Jacksonville civic body asked that mank which waa causing so much Sanford sand a delegation to the consternation In Iba mnka of the s u t , jD ntor cham ber of Comr sc katears The Herald waa ad- marc* M id-W inter convention to vised, aa an aroused public opta be held U Jacksonville December 10. 11, and tS. Several mem bare of the local :t]u1f stated th a t they would make A d v e r t i s e O l d G o o d s th e trip and attend the convention but a definite number waa not on A n d H e lp Establish fd la 1908 H O U SE X S E S S IO N O F C O N G R E S S O P E N S M e is c h , C h a p m a n ,A n d H e n r y N lc k e lS e le c te d A s N o m in e e s F o r C o n tro l C o m m itte e S tu d y O f C o n tr o v e r t % a in l A n ti- L y n c h in f if '^ J B ill D r a w s F i r s t A t | te n tio n O f S o lo n * 7 ‘ John Mslseh. R. If. Chapman, and Ilanry Nlekal, thro* prom­ inent celery a rower*, ware elect­ ed nomlneea for grow** member* on tha Control CotnmlUta cf the C alerr Marketing A lreement for the Sanford' Dlatrlct a t a p o w e r* meeting In tha Coart Iloaae leet night. County Agent C. It, Dawaon, .. # b o acted aa chairm an of the meeting, re ­ ported toiler. E. J. Merer. O. J. Pope, and Oua Schmah v a ra elected h r acclalmatlon aa allam ataa tor tha committeemen. A good representation of grow ­ This general view of the lions* of K e e n .-■■nt.itm-» tin* flut.i utt-l irutierlee joioioul to • it. Kpntkef lunkhead (I)-A la I er* In th e flan lord dlatrlct vo.-a present at th e meeting, on the n * tru m , called tha llouaa to order opening (he special teas U>n of i i.ntiii * calli-d li> I're.iitrtit Itoo-i vi ll. Directly b*dw thv Mr. Dawion itatad , adding speaker on the n a il rostrum the clerk can be teen aa he started In re»d the I'rc-Mt-nt's message to Ui< t'ongros.m rn. th a t In addition to tha election Sitrirm Of Protest ^ j Is First Reaction 1 of th a provisions of tha c a le rr P««t which, recently, waa declared effective h r tha Secretary of Agriculture. H. D- Darla. AAA representa­ tive from th a Lakeland office, nod D E- Timmons, or tha Ex­ tension Bowles In Gainesville, ware present a t the meeting and explained various m atters re la t­ ing to the'agreem entDuring tha rase ting, Mr. Daw, bod stated, the question of w hether or not there wee - any provision for standardising and regulating the quality ot the celery shipped In Interstate com­ merce, came up for discussion. The group was edrlsad that a t tha present tim e th ere urea no such provision In th e agreement but th a t It m ight ha tnoorpwalsd ta th e pact -through addl- The Celery Camp. No. 025 of th r C I O U n i o n , Woodmen of the World, will meet M o to rs I n tonight in regular session a t lbs c'anfonl American Legion Hat On N ew located on the U h a Front Drive, according In a statem ent from CC. Collins. abroad during tha past summer, giittee of the Heminola County were discussed by Dr. P. I. I-lp- Chamber of Commerce at the ary, Professor of Journalism of Committro’a firs t m eeting of tho Stetson University, a t tho regu- fall season ycalbrday morning In lar monthly meeting nr tho Camp- tho Chamber of Commerce Uulldb*U. L oosing'poet o t the American k g . Mrs. It. F- M onsalvatge of L e g io n I n the Laclmi lin t U i t i # * n f o rd waa a l e o - unanimously re Kl*»nl* f ltr. -w HT htdrt -R* night, according to officials of ofo-ted Vice-Chairman, weekly luncliron WVilneatha o rganbation. The "W elcom e-to-Sanford" plnn >n| In nr 4 mm Pmmm FnMB.fl City Commissioner W. II. Du- Inaugurated last y ear by the Civic p rre, too, addrrised tho Lrglon* Committee was again adopted a* nalrea at their meeting and high, a m ajor activity and Mrs. P n iil T a i l e d K i d n a p e r a ly commended the work of the | | , Hansel! waa re-appolntrd Gen’'T n l i o T h e i r F N c a p e Sons of the Legion Drum and ,-ral Chairm an of the welcoming Bugle Corps which he c h a ra c te r committee*- This activity Is carried lied as a mcana of much f a v o r on by a special committee which, able advertisement fo r tho C l'y. is appointed each month la rail District Committeeman W. II. flpon new residents In Sanford Shepherd of r«coa and County ami extend a cordial welcome on Prosecuting A ttorney H erbert (behalf of the business, civic and Messer were also visitors at the eoria! Interests of the city. The monthly dinner of the Legion- new comers are also presented nalrea. |w lth special courteries with the In his address. Dr. Lipsey com plim ents. of several business pointed o u | the fact lh at the in- firm s. During the summer months duatrial and territorial conquests the work of the committee was ( O u t i M ee peas law n handled directly from the Cham* ber of Commerce office. T h re e P e rso n s A re ■ Members of the C o m m it lie dir | alhly through th e cooperation of the BUte Departm ent of Agri­ culture. Mr, Daweon H i celled a D uel­ ing of lha ahtppara of th a Baaford district to r tomorrow far tb« express purpose ot electing Hanford's quota of four shipper membora to th a Control Com­ mittee. The meeting will he held a t tha regular meeting place ot the ehlppere In the Sanford At­ lantic National Bank Building. After lha election of th e ship per members to tho Control Contmlttaa, Sanford's represen­ tatives to the adm inistrating committee will have been elect­ ed and tha other aectlona are scheduled to hold th eir elections during the UU»r p a rt of Ihe week. Grower members of tha Com mtilna from tha Oviedo dlatrlct T r ie d In P o lic e C o u r t will b« elected a t a meeting of ■ the growers la tha Oviedo Only t h i n persons were tried Bcboo) tonight, Mr. Dawaon before City Judge Frank L. Milsaid, adding th at meetings a re S A f i , 1T . ' " X . r U H ’with traffic laws existing In Hanford, and a vole wns carried fo rB|| Upon Ihe flafety Committee B u s in e s s L o c a l T o w u s e n d ite s A tte n d D e L a n d M e e t A brief businee* m eeting waa held by tha Sanford Townsend A d a R o se D e m e re st Club In the d a b room* last F ri­ w as fined $5 whan a verdict nf T a l k s X g a i n s t A l c o h o I day night, a fte r which the body guilty .was returned by the court. attended the rally In DeLand, according to officials of tha Ban* fofd ClubA t tha rally, several ' prom i­ nent speakers war* Introduced by tha Mayor of the City, including Clyde Holland o f C U nnratar, To the PeopU of Sanfordi authorised speaker on To a s a il id The Sanford MinUteiial AssocUtion would movement* in this State, and urge upon the people o f thU community to Manley Golds berry, who waa s t a ­ tioned a t Orlande recently from help curb the evil of gambling. In indlgnsthe national haadquaU ra In OilciLf o* Tha m asting waa held ta the tend-shall In DeLand and w as Now wa would urge th a t all tha decent, well-attended, U was reported. upright, and InUlligcnt people would help In any and every way poaaiM* to stam p nut T h r e e G u ilty P l a t s the tu b a and bo! its gem kltaf, A n H e a rd B y W a n I t la against the U^r, I t U distinctly and dafteftely a low form of gam bling. By your p q tr a u g o —even to the acta n t of sickles or diamf—you help to in. crease tha revenue and gtrangthen Ihoee who are opposing the Uws of (U had. I t Is a. serious menafh net only to good morale hot la h u stn m Italy aroused, ilng out tha Ts O n l y O t h e r M e a « - J s u r e W h i c h T s R c a d y ,s | Sit-Down Strike I d Fisher Plant U n au th o rized Dr. P. I. Lipsey Mrs. Curlett Is Addresses Legion Re-elected Head On Foreign Crisis Of Civic Group D u p r e e A l s o S p e a k e r ; C . O f C . W o m e n ’s C o m ­ B o y le C om m ended. m itte e T o C o n tin u e W e lc o m e P ro g ra m O n W o rk F b rL c g io n , -M B i l l , *. -------R o o r g f a n i/.a tio n G e n e ra l D e a d lo c k C o n tra c t I'titdilfiln h 'l'tiiN.. Die r.tillti' w«» ' ’■inniillinH*><d.‘‘ lit- ea 1.1 n rn n frm iin tinil been n rrnnm .! for I on I*. M. between union nn.I i.-m piny ufflclnl* on t'll-’Vnnri-B nlifHi m tis'il tho altrtiwn i-i X to it clock last night, Th.- p • ;p*l grti-vnui-o ho *a|d * 'i* iho leylrp off of 600 emi lores. that "If rumliiiuoa gu along as they' hitvi* Iwen, you'll - m- nn ,-ntlM y illffrliiil complex km on tha Mi-vent)-Btxlh C ongress* Tin- i w r it p |ti( ions In New York and Ohio indicated more Iti-pii* licull gitln* in the fnliitc, ho Negrtl»M"ns tx-tween Oenaral Motors Dorp., mul tho Untied Aulmnulill. tV c i'-r" of Amorlrn nn a new inntrnef nppsn-nMv si'ri. ■■.il.-ui.ii. i vusierday oni H»> iiiriiurnllmr-i ilemnml for v- ! n< aril ushiiieiK*i* uc.iin-i nti-iuMmrlted s i r IV11 . t 1 A- W. A conferees ri-Ji-i-liil fliiiutsy n prupused rn’w ngrei' m -nt, t'rniliinllne five iitmitb uf negotiation*. Tl" .nl.jlo I iigrenjnent, slgneil M .i,il| 11. rcn j flnued In effect Imt wliliiml », i liiiim lutd-it Ipiitntlirly nn flept I Id *<ifii.-itins |o ltin c'/p'iroMmi Ilia null! la dUrlpllil'- persons tiiapnqallile fur -'i*llil'-ot" strikes. (til (d **Th»*ro h uvrry Inillrilloni1' ha (fportriR , Miv'tr* g o b c iiC b llB B e i Ok r « | P i ’ffhir) Power Company To Hold Division Meet At Mayfair Hotel: R Ia c k c a tti R e a d y T o P la y L e e sb u rg - L io n s L o cal C h e ssm e n L ose Coarh B. A. B. Wilkinson'* T o D e L a n d I n T o u r n c y Bnnfonl Bcml-Pro tltarkrata held DeLand che**mcn nosed out lha Hanford group by a smalt margin In a tournament In DeLand last Thursday nlgnt, ac­ cording to officials of tba Banford Chess and Checker Club. The score of Ihe Bray ws« I I M to 14 1-1 In favor Tlf the DeLand Club. The Individual score* are aa follows; WON LOST Huroa, Hanford Bcarletl. DeLand Griffith, DeLand . Bverell. DeLand Stew art, Hanford . I-oraJoy, flsnfrvd . K not, DeLand . . . Madden, Sanford „ Earaovlaa, Hanford G a m e S la te d F o r 1 F r id a y B y S e m i-P ro s Official* o f Iho Sanford SemiPro Football Association this morning com puted a deal for a 'football game which will be the .aacoew played by the BU|kcaU and the first homo gam* of the :season.'T he gam e will be played | gainst Ja c k McDowell’s Rollins Bsby Thra, [ Tim gam s will ba played Friday, Ihe tapering-up drill U it night iindar the floodlights nf lha Banford Armory Drill Field fo r their Initial rnntast nf tho season to­ night against th* strong Lees­ burg Lions headed by Georgia Miller, form er ace le n b u r g and Rollins bsrkflcld man. Tha Game I* scheduled to s ta rt promptly at H:UI o'clock and ona of the Urgent crowds to see a rontral Florida football ra m s Ihls week la expected to attend. On lha Btnford line, Angus H arriett, 171. a t left end} Jim M apler, 100, at left tacklaj R u r sell Odham, 18D, at U ft guard) LI win Bqulrra, 175, a t center! Dob Williams, 100, a t right guard; Bryan Riser, SIS, a t rig h t tackle and John Stanley a t right and at 170. I h e reserve* on lb* Itn* are Tanner, 100| Btenatrom. t l l [ Mote, ITOj M onger, 175 and How­ ell, 1 . In the backftald, Billy Odham. 100, a t quarterback! LealU H ar­ ney*, 1M, a t U ft half; Skinny Vincent. 166, a t rig h t half and Billy Grssn, 202, a t th* fullback poet Reserves a rs Lcmmond, ISBi McWhorter, IBS; H art, t U i Dakar, 172 and Jim Singletary, DAFFY •DRIVE*. �X % SANTORO, FLORIDA T he S a n fo rd H e ra ld There wan a market! contrast In the tone of President Roosevelt In hU message to Congress yesterday and in previous speeches in which lie has ansailed business inter* eats. It was only a little more than n year ngo that In Madison Square Carden he boasted business hntl met Its master. Yesterday he appealed for “a cordial and confi­ dent co-operation" between government and every kind of citizen—which presumably fncludea business men. The President now apparently realizes that luislnma has indeed been suffering from the laxly blows which It has been receiving on every Hand. There has ljeen, he admita, “a marked recession" in industrial production, a l ­ though he cannot yet sec it ns serious, it is encouraging to note that something has got to be done about it. And the liofnethlng which he proposes is not far out line with the realities We were glad to nee an admission on his part th at luxe* are too high, particularly for the small business man. Calling for the elimination of injustices in federal tax lawa, he said, "We should give special consideration to lighten­ ing Inequitable burdens on the enterprise of the small business men of the nation. Small husiness or even those of average aize have difficulties of financing and diatributlon which are not shared by large corporations." About prices he also admitted that something has got to be dofie. He pointed out the rapid rise in many prices, ■MONDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 155 particularly those which blocked the revival of the build­ ing trades, but especially did he seem concerned over the high prices of many foodstuffs. "Consumers slum Id have PA Hill ON NOTE the same protection against the underproduction of years -Rack him on the kl**er, of scarcity as the farmers should have against the over­ F a t him on the pan, production of year- of glut." Roll him In the ggtier— Admitting th a t the FIIA ha* failed to accomplish it* H i* • bus inn* maul avowed purpose of reviving the construction industry, the President pointed out the necessity of new legislation to Tfllory tha sucker, "encourage private capita!1 to enter the field of-new hous­ r Poka him In th* rya, ing on n large scale,” hut reserved for n future ‘message Jump upon his toj-so—* . He's a business guy). specific recommendations. Particularly in Sanford where new building has been notably »!nw in getting started is Has tia built a business thin new housing proposal important. To Sdiorniou* heights T Brand him as a cheaterMavcr mind his rights! Docs he give employment 7 Ip tho pay roll big I Put the bum In irons! T«aa blm in the brigl « *« ha pay In taxes hpt the law calls fo r7 -Why, the dirty reptile Should be paying morel him In the headlines, Charge some crooked acts! Let this lie your slogsn: "Any.hlng but faris!" S ig n ifica n t also w as 1lie P re sid e n t's ch an g ed a ttitu d e to w ard th e C o n stitu tio n sin ce th e d ay w hen h e proposed th a t new ju s tic e s he ap p o in ted w ho would give it n d if f e r ­ e n t In te rp re tv t'o n . S p eak in g o f th e n g r ir u itu r il p ro g ram , h e said, "W e m ust keep in m in d th e C o n stitu tio n o f th e U n ite d S ta le s ," In te r ad d in g th a t, "I believe th a t th e C on­ g re s s ca n const It ul lonolly w rite an A dequate fa rm a c t th a t will ho well w ith in tile b road m ean in g o f th e C o n s titu tio n .” T h is is a f a r cry fro m h is m e ssag e tin th e ( in f fey Coal A ct in w hich h e called fo r its p assag e re g a rd le ss o f th e C o n sti­ tu tio n . The speech, to o u r way o f th in k in g , in d ic ates a deckled change o f a t titu d e on th e i«irt o f th e A d m in is tra tio n and will, wu feel s u re , re su lt in a b e tte r sp irit o f co-ojieration Wk-- 0 * 1 /" A > * 1 1, , /* than ha would b* paid If he earned the hl> whfIl h# feU „ H U m m ] Mtnt annuli income In SO week*, her* He b u been liken to the Bat Ibe loweit eo»i of building veteran.1 hospital at Bay Ptn*s honae* hai been a apur to British industry for aonie time. There ire mmy valid orgum eat, again*! auch a course, on* of wlikb l* that if the working man cement, to take a lower wage Completely Renovated per hour he will limply get In* And Redecorated pay fur himself, aL I r .tt until In* v e.io n gel interfiled in thu building field. Finished in the However, the Laing »tory ha* ctlrred some government official* most attractive to -ne point of ek.mlnln* uur re­ Colors cent policy of encouraging labor to gel high hourly pay—a* a pot* A V Ajb maN<jiiry,*t'lotli nhorn, clo th in g , p atter, b u ik o t* fo r *tiu' t rn(iM|M>rtulioti of lii|iii«Irt, iniil n inny o ilie r th in g * , th e T a m ­ pa T rib u n e d ec la re s th a t w h erea s tliU c o u n try fo rm e rly im jio rted all o f itn lung-oil, in Ih e l.ott few y en n t m uch of it ItitH In*gtiii to lie produced in C a lifo rn ia npd F lo rid a w ith m o re tiutn 0,0(10 ticrc* of With in do F lo rid a counting alone, For each dollar It »|>rnds, the "lit 11)21 wo im p o rted 27,iM(l,000 |toum l* o f tu n g -o il nt govern im-tit ndw taka* in Oil rents. It I* only the large number of u v alu atio n tif $2,-170,0110," th e T rib u n e miyu. " T h e n ex t ssch transaction* which makes • hi# possible.—Detroit News. with a valuation of $8,000,000. In Ht‘20 the imports of Rome people are so esulious they ulw-ny* stop their cur un O n rtUrpsd track to see whether n train is coming- AND E n g ra v in g M c L a a tin , J e w e le r I I I S. M -4 A | It would requite u hardy puttie official to come out wilh a recom­ mendation <hnt labor, accept a a promise of longer work each year, even If he could predict with kome atvurance that the annual (hiding of hourly pay In return for « pram!** of longer work each ' y el/, even if he could predict wilh mime assurance that the annual W A S H IN G T O N D A Y B O O K Income would be the aame or By PRERTUN GKOVKR hid* rPul there la n fair possibility WASHINGTON, A proaper*' men were given assurance .if thal par! of Ihe recent Witness oue Kngllth builder .pent a week «lendler work during ihe year nr to visiting in important circle*] which would given them an AN? her*1 recently and hia comment oh' Nil AI, Income equal lo whal an hourly wage level* weri the llrltlfh labor end Induhtrlali hourly wage increase would have ihe fnrlor* contributing, ► it nation prompted tom* new brought themcot rent buaineaa rcccasli thinking over here. The result waa that the workThere again, however. The builder it John Laing of men were kept buty over a lion I* highly drbalible, London, head uf J. L. laing and] longer period each year. They John I- l<rvvl« would l b’on. Ltd., described here aa one] iiuiH moPP-Rouse*, and the houses gether agree, of the biggrslconstruction firm* coat IrdS’and thd* were inure easily in England. *uM. (uiing apparently made no cf(ort laing «atd tlritUh house tuildto outline fur hi* American rrs were employed IK lo SO week* listener* what he thought of the n y rir. In America, soma of hi* American tabor problem. Ha *lm- oeditur* estimated, house build' ply drew comparison* between the era were at work not mure than current policy In Brlllati and pre- :m weak* a year on the average tlou* one* The resulting deduction I* that nrl<i»h building labor, he slid, Aim n o n house builders produce T ru c k & A u to n relied wage increases from lima only 30 week* worth jif work for S e rv ic e to time as pmspAdty began it* re- rheir annual Income, and house turn there a few years ago. U1M- costa are comparably higher.* llodica— .Spring)*— Trailer*! mately, however, a change In the laing estimated thal the unit A p rice you r a n a ffo rd method of making the Increase* cost uf a liouie in England hud to pay developed. Instead of Increasing hern reduced .10 per rent by -lie , •lie hourly wage with a resultant new method of calculating vJngetj increase in building costs, working on an annual basis Instead uf an! R A D IO RADIO 1938 RCA A Z E N IT H EA SY TERM S HOFMANN W eit P in t 8t, Inquire Mrs. Avs. RADIO Apartments F, * Queener at E le c tr ic S e rv ic e rrataurant on property »0* Magnolia Avs.- fla w STOP LOOK B U S I N E S S M A N ’S . LUNCH LISTEN SERVED PROM U:S0 TO t:0 0 Martin’s Garage General Repairing Looks like tho cross state canal lost. 11* ninth life whsn President V y v i t announced )hls intent fen to Cut down on spending. Tho Japanese are accused of Using poison gaa. Now the Chinese t*n understand how Iho people of this ci-unlry . feel after a seslloli of Congress fo r 48 to SO week* of work f t Martin’s Garage Has be made suiue looney 7 Oet hlq scalp tuday! Say. .where does he think ho'a Living., anyway7 — 11. 1. Phillips, VCTBRAN, at, I ------- ' B"L CLOUD. Nor hourly basla. I Of course actually the working man la paid a lowrr rala per hoar TO PR O V E H E 18 T H E SA M E M A N A H o p e fu l S ig n Courteous ft Efficient SERVICE lat ft French—Tel. s i l l NO FOOLIN’ ENGLISH’S PERK’S CLUB G u lf S ta tio n WERT-The JEWELER * D iam onds A n d W alefaM F in e W a tc h A n d Je w e lry R e p a irin g Diamond Moon ling And Engraving - i v i i r a a p n ic R i a j i b r u n u w u r a. rim t a*. rs iu a . nest • * B a B B S IB S B B fB d S S S B S IB S IIIIlIB K IB B n ill * w eicome asm tung-nil Imd reached the 110,000.078 poundH nt n vahmt'on of $ 11,072,000. T h e prcacnl annual requirement)! of thin oil nre now reaching l lie huge aunt of nearly $20,000,000. This amount reprenenl k.tho appropriate annual exiKunlituru for « Hhtifle item which thin country Iiiih tree it uimoHt wholly dependent u|>on China to furniiOi. “The peace uf L'urope is not th reatm ed‘ ■*>•■ I«ord Moltlslonr, British politician, “because only it lunatic wopld'cause war now" l<erd Moltlslonr t* assuming that lunatics do not sit In high places►-Ted Cook in New Yoik Mlrrow. " T a k lii/ rn g id zu iim of (ho o v er In creasin g d em an d fo r tu n g oil, -and obviously of th e h u g e an im al su m being ap en t ab ro ad fo r its p u rc h a se , g ro w e rs in C a lifo rn ia and F lo rid a Hcveml y e a rs ago b e g a n ' to look in to th e po»aibilitieH o f g ro w in g th e tu n g -o ll tre e . “ In ll> l2 jtfie Florida ex p e rim en t xtat ion u n d erto o k th e p la n tin g oL ^ftag-oil tre e s w ith a m a rk e d d e g re e o f m iccc **. Klesnor Holm is going to give F ro m H U lT to 1022 th e re w aa it g ra d u a l litcie ase in tlio up rhampagnp cocktails and n u m b e r o f tre e s an d Ih e n u m b e r o f uutH produced. Tho swimming trophies for Itltty Rose, f ir s t tung-oll tre e p lan ted in Ihiit c o u n try w as on N ovem ­ AH'the wants now is a little home b er Hi, m od, liy th e la te W illiam II. H aynes, a w ell-know n out where the West begins h o rtic u ilu ria t, o f T a lla h a sse e . O u t of th o fivo tre e s Th) Soviet government wilt take p lan ted , o nly on e su rv iv ed . T h e m trv iv in g tr e e began to ■ ni w census because the first h e a r n u ts a t th e pud o f th e th ir d y e a r. B y . 1013 Mr. was unsatisfactory It must have H ay n es' o rig in a l tre e h ad p roduced 1005 n u ts, ahovti some ^4<>un!eitrevolution" I n m o re th a n 30 co u n ties in F lo rid a n o t less th a n mrlci ’* overlooked I y the execu- 6000 nerez nro p lan ted in lu n g -o il tre e s, Iho p rin cip al p o r­ tloners.—Buffalo New*. tio n o f th o a c re a g e b ein g m ain ly . In n o rth e rn c e n tra l Prestdint Rooirvett recognises F lo rid a. T h e f ir s t co m m ercial p la n t f o r ex p re ssin g o f oil tha need which IP tie business hai fro m th o seed s w as ere cte d a n d p u t in to o p e ra tio n n e a r /or relief from the burden of, G ainesville, In 1028. T h ro u g h th e m edium of th is p la n t, taxation and So expressed him- g ro w e rs a r c o ffe re d a rea d y o u tle t fo r th e ir rro p s. R e­ a*If In his message lo Congress ce n tly , 80 v a rn ish m a n u fa c tu re rs rep o rted te s ts on tu n g yesterday- It now remains to be oll fro m F lo rid a-g ro w n tre e s. seen what CongrvS* will do about " N c a riy all o f th e s e m a n u fa c tu re rs ro|>ortcd th e A m eric an oil to he a u p e rk ir to im p o rte d o il. T h o s e w ho Tha Japanese invasion bene­ h av e been in te re s te d In ex p e rim en t* an d co m m ercial grow-, fited China In one way- Florid* in g o f th o tu n g -o il tre e hcliovo th a t in n few y e a rs it,w ill operator* had planned to ahlp a tie poaalble to lessen o u r im p o rta o f th is p ro d u c t," quantity of slot machines to M attlttnl, bat the order was ranrdVd on acctqmf of (ha wdr— Kernelh Ballinger, an anuiusdly Well Informed newspaperman wrKtng Ip the Miami Herald, Or­ lando' Sentinel and other papers, a u i that JutUa kill lard SmlU of ThaevtBe la plaanta* VO run far C krarrw against “LHtU Joe" Handriaka <rf DeUnd- Ju/g* \m Jtor*4 41 mtim • $ aigra tki ATm AmIW UiJttaHf 0 d 4 tt fra§m m tk t Atkmrtc C—tS. tfe tfa a /jttN ftt comt aboard ond • moajb—anya/fAa m tf wAcom* arrivals U tk i m i/jb i f Chottrrfiddr* %C h e ste r fie ld s g iv e m o re p le a su r e to sm o k e r s w h e r e v e r th e y a re . . . . HAS THESUMMER SUN PLAYED HAVOC tv r n i y o u r u a ir Or l a n d or t e a or in tho air C h e s t e r f i e l d s s a t i s f y m i l l i o n ® all over the w o r l d . T h e y ’r e r e f r e s h i n g l y milder • • • hale, *<s*a s s a ikal (alt IS fe**e It ***** i k a , ta v m e l s iirs iu s «» aa #» e«*i*4l»is 11rl* a. T h e y 'r e d if f e r e n t - a n d b e t t e r . Coma in Today For Your F«U PERMANENT , EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON a ta s te T*it-KritnvH rat V - *0* J S p • • �T T O jjA y O H P SANFORD, FLORIDA bird hour* ronlest will b* D A R P r e p a r e s F o r , |u<t«v«l In front' ol P*nny-» mi B e n e f i t B r i d g e P a r t y U r U .t g*iurda> In January. R e-elected Head O f Civic Group Borne uf the uout** will be l.*r M ta II. J. Ilolly, (Inane* chalrmnn, m.il member* of acvaral i nmlnllleea of lh« Rail)* Itarrl aou CKapU-r o f the P a iiW a ia of the Anierlran Herolullon am .making plana for n Thankagplng Itenrfit l.rMge party to he gtv*q on Nor. JJ. TIio party will be t|Veu In the Pariah iiouae on U a corner of Magnolia A tenur and Foarlh Hlreet n | I 30 o'clock, Prise* will ha awarded Including a turkey aa a don.- prtip. cake*. Jell Ira. ploa. egg, and a fat ben. Pom m ltleet a're aa followa: Itrfreahiuenta. Mr*. II. D. Oaa will. Mr* W n . Illll. Mra- I* P. Ilagan. -Mra. Prank Woodruff. Tahir*. lalllea, penrlli. cards and ilrrnm tlone. M il Ilyron Slepken*, M # I.cun Hell riie rry , Mra. Jchn Mclach. Jr.. Mra. Hollaad IVan ami Mla« Irene Illaton. I*.!»••*. Mr* 31. R VYirglui, Mr*. I.. P l|a t* n . Mr* J. It. Ray, and Mra. Vail Lovell. Bala of lalllea. Mr* P. It. |uw »on. Mr* ■ U Z A H K T H B R IG H A M J O R D A N , S o c ie ty M U bc M is s B e tty W h e e le s s Social Calendar la G uest O f H onor Pe Miaa Betty Wheel*** waa honor* .. ... _ . _ ed Saturday aflam oon with a " * “ nd M™* E U D ,y h ,v * . 4, . . , . M Arrlvml from V citlinr, Pa. to tpvnJ b rid g . ami .bow er given by M rs.(, h, w (nter , t lh, tT htmip ot| |bc J. M. Stbieclpher at her home on I upp, r s t Jchn'e River. « ’ Park Avenue. ■ tv. _ . decked . . Mra. Deane m e p arty room* __ were „ , .Turner, Sr. of , Ft.„ . . . . Meyer* U trialling her ab ler, 3lt*. wl h a profualon. of chryaantbc* Ernaat Krupp a t her home on mum . and fall flower* The bridge P>rk AYenue. lalllea carried out a Thanksgiving _____ and bridal motif. Mr*. R P Jenkln* left thl* A fter several progression, of, afternoon for Pnlatka who,*, bridge high score prlte,. a ilo ibl* abe wa* called by the dea|h td deck of playing cards, waa aw ard-, J. II llood. r i to | | i ** Jeanne Choate. MU*I -------Dorothy Mitchell won arcond high, Mr and Mr*. W. W. Tyte an prlae, a hag ef flower*; Mrs- Roy nnuni# the birth of a daughter, Frank Symt*. J r , low acore, a Shirley Loulae, Sunday at the novelty turkey; MU* Mary Fbruald-Laughton Memorial Ho*E lisabeth Neely, Mra. A ltai klore- pital. ley and Miaa M artha Adam*, srrrono and ru t prlies, framed ptetgre*. The hoalaaa presented Miaa Wheel**.. Mm W. T. Wheel.**, Mya. Jam r* Boyd of Ft. Myers, and Miaa Kathleen Lnney, Mia* Jane Sharon and Miaa Elrannr Hickson, wedding attendants, with M r s . R . B . W iffh t ear* ages. Mr*. II. R. Pippin played Lohen­ T lo n te jw T o G a r d e n e r s g rin '. Wedding March aa little* tlra e r Marie Ntincvlphrv and Hob by Morris, ra rh bearing a placard of the bride and gruom, entered with a shower of gift* fur the honors* In a Hill* m l wagon A salad course wa* served bv the hostess ussUtad by Mra. It F. Syraes, J r , Mr*. Hetman 3lnrria, Among those from f- v 'f '. ' The Girl Scouts will m rct a t Mik* Jeanne Choate, 311** Dorothy who nrienalml til* Plate -n il'.’ , Mitchell nnd Mb* 3lary Elisabeth he Little I!ou*e at 3:43 o'clock, lion of tltw btlun Churrhc* la-11 fr*. H arry Iieeren will talk on Nrely. the Thnae invited to he with M b . In Orlamln |n*l week u -t>lrd house*. Wtieeleaa wore: the 3lii.se* Jane Rev mad Mr* 0 . K Klmoiv, 31. Sharon, Eleanor Hickson, K a.b ' and Mrs J I. NTbl.uk. 3lr* •>. Icen 1-nncy, Dorothy 3U<chi-lll D. I^indrees. Mr*. J. I , llorloo Julbi'a Mary Higgins. Kathryn Thigprn, 3lr*. O. peareon. Mu* Wilson. 3<D* Pafsjre )<■ml> and 3U*« Mftrl-'n Pearsail.. \ TUESDAY - The 8ocial Department of the Woman"* Club will hav* their Regular monthly bridge party a t <7:30 o'clock. All member* are Invited to bring husband, aaeorta and out-of-town guests. For reiervattai* call 7 f J aa aoon a* ' There's at least on* group of •>*>". G ene, klartin lan ey , Jeanne Tnen who h av . resisted the In- £ h~ ‘*'J \ n R?y 1SyWM;1J r " , ... . F dd k- Nelson and 3lia. H. II. IM* rreasing commercialism of tho ^ >ge: They are the owners of the Eue*ts included: the Miv.ei J‘8kagit Chief," an old stern* Rebecca Wilson, Virginia GilUui, •wheeler which H arry Shcbnan. Dorothy Marahall, M argaret Long. film producer, wanted for acm e. Ow"” "* » " 1' A" n* Cor" ,.111' ^ , ’ _ ,, ginia McRory, 3lary ih liu u eth In R ei B each , romance. “Th« Nee,ri M#ry n m p ^ n , K| | „ ^ t h B arrier." which plays tonight at Methvin. Mrs. W. T W heelcs., th# Rttg T h n te r. |Mr». Jam ci Royd of F t. Mey«»r*( S h tn n tn wanted an authentic Mra G. T . Rollim* Mr*. It. R. Pip* Old skip, on* which had a ^ u a lly *,ln,I *nnJ n Mo" ' " • ntl been used In the gold rush trade, kbut found th a t no m atter how 'm uch money he offered, the own­ Z e ta D a v id s o n er* ef the • "Skagit Chief S p e a k s O n M is s io n s wouldn’t take her off her regular run to rent her for the picture. 1 Ju st aa Sherman, drfealed. wa* walking out of th* shipping of* fire, one of the owner* apoke up. "W alt a minute, Mr. Sherm an," he said. "You can't rent the 'Skarfit Chief' for money, but I'll tell you what we will do. if you'll give u* a print of all th* Scene* in which the ship appear*, so that we can run 'em off her* and i m her as a movie aclreaa, we’ll let you lake her." 8hrrm an Instantly agreed, shipped th# print* lha moment they wer* finished, and added, as a separate g ift from himself. Hi* latest model projection machine Approximately 37 Girl and screen. T h . "Skagit cklef" h a . been u»*d in scenes featuring the load lng m em ber, of th* cast, inelud. jJtm l - ea UOaEllison. J ^ rri,° ' J **n p«rk r r and,I T o - N ig h t— 100 S p e c ia l A ttr a c tio n s a n d ^ m . G o ld -m a d Y u k o n d a y s liv e a g a i n m th la g lo rio u a tove-gtory unfolda In p o u n d in g ac tio n a n d u t r t i h — b e a u ty (o th r ill y o u r h e a r t! W e d ’i T h U ^ S - I J n the_ great eat “ H O L D ’E M N A V Y ** \V || Arnolal, Mr* skull IJAR BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY Won! haa been t r r r l i n l of the m andat# of Miaa KbitsOro*by of Rarannah, 0*. in -Paul Manaflrld of this rliy on Ratunlay. Sorem oer u Mlaa Croabjr haa vislu-il In 8aufhnl a numhei of tlmra ami Mr. Manaflelil haa lit..I here tor A re ra l year*. Cut Flowers A rra n g e m c n tii F o r F u n eru la an d A ll O t h t r O rraalo n a Two Y ea r Old r o se (or ECONOMY and SATISFACTION use DouUefcfrrf.'IhuNcAdbnf I r jp ■ V V n r s iiE s CAMELLIA JArONICA B A K IN G P O W D E R 3 2S.H Jt.ccs I r?.54 Full l\jf k •••N o S la c k Fllllnd MIlllONl Or FOUHD3 HAVE HtEN U H D BY OilK G O V L H N M L H T Grand Opening To-Night O u r C lubroont I h O o en rd W ith 21 H O U R S S E R V IC E R rln * Y o u r F rie n d s— No C over C hartfe A ,..l r. *. Cartawav, Mr. Par.)- Ik u istiw 'I t- Ja'e t'aula-y. Mr*, t' It R litlra. Mr*. I I -try llei-r.-n when T i P I L Y i O U R CO C K TA IL IL \R IS O P E N U N T IL O N E A . M. M IX E D D R IN K S A T A L L T IM E S B Y T H E O LD M A ESTR O H a /.a n r Is P l a n n e d • Ity C o n K rc tfn tio n n liH tK The mi'tnlacr* of • In- F.iem blilp I a Agile of Ilia- «-.-tas;aa-aati--i.nl Chur i h wall ha.Y llieir niimaul l a s a a r at Ilia Pntii-h llnuse am Iti-geiiiber 4 Fur M-va-tal months plans have lia-iii b-ing liaaile fail a .t id e * of all k im b ami enalimbla-ry In III- aalil at the various 1-iMiih*. Ma- (Ifa-rgallnbe will h u . e aliaigi- of a lurka-y na-ppt-r which will lie •a-rvad ut It illll o'clock. The paildia- i* conlially invited Iluslncs*. M anV l.tin rh S erv ed F ro n t 12:11(1 To 2':llft 2l>c In attend I Hi* Itaraar. , O I m H \-l B U I L D S G R E A T C A R S New Low 6% Finance Plan On Used Cars Guarantee Thin taken all Kuesn-work out of (he purctianr of a UhocI car! . . . and enable.-, you to |iurchnne dc|»endalj|e trunn|Mirtation at lowcnt ponnlhle pricea, paving for your car out of your Income at new LOW INTEREST RATES! Our cam are REALLY reconditioned, otherwlae it would Iw ImpoAnililc for un to give you a WRITTEN Mo n e y -h a c k g u a r a n t e e . Yen, thin i s u 1929 F o rd M o d el A C o ach 1929 P a c k a rd 4 -D o o r S e d a n 1931 C h e v r o le t S e d a n ............................. * $11 1 9 3 5 F o r d T o u r i h f f S e d p m . : .....................r $31 1935 P ly m o u th D e lu x e C o a c h I...., $ -ii “ NIXON BUTT Packard Co* SEMINOLE GARAGE 208 WE8T 1ST ST. r t A iu a r s t h a t m a k e PLYMOUTH "BEST BUY" D o u M e -a .H n g l.)< lr* u lie b r a k e s . . . a ll-e te e l lowly. . .h ie a ir p la n e I r|M •Jins h .a b * n r lm * ..." liv o " r u b b e r Iwwly m o u n tin g * ...E lo o l in * Puw or t i i |l i w tn o u n lln * * . HngM iaatoM tic* rrsv ....................$ I ................. 35 O T H E R G O O D B A R G A IN S E M I L ZO LA ** made. meeting Mr*. J r . Ilnlctilson. Mrs A Mr* F'.al T Williams, Mr* If. I Kirk arid Mi* l» I.. Harper M PapwaHh, Mi*. Marlin llrahi. i e admllli-d na new member* Mr* I'c.irl II. Ilirisell. Mi* J. M. I" lie circle. Mi.'a-Vill, Mr* K. E lt»umillal, \i lhaa rnn< I adnai aaf lha* na.. . Ml* (Daily* Kemlall, Mr* J 31. I Inn* (***'*n wa* •aervisl la. Hayr».«Mr». / . R llalliff, Mr*. I!-. Iaaa,|ea. am lai f plant- E A lh-ugla**, 3lr*. Tlu-a. 1. g'-'Uiub. j Siilll.nl., Dr. Elbalu-th Tracy, lloi.e alt*nal|ii|-. wa-ra-. Mr*. Mi- \ M Philip*. frncUiM-il N ew P ack art In a r c p o p u la r now an d w e a re ta k in g in m an y , m a n y lu te m odel F o rd , C h e v ro ­ let, P ly m o u th . R u lck , L aS alle an d P a c k a rd c a rd . S ee ug b efo re y o u b u y a n y c u r t H ere a re a few o f o u r o u ta tn n d in g v alu ed : b a r r ie r a ..... I M r, llr trr n *lal',<l tint imnnucnicnb have b .m " 1'lnrlda I* Hie l.:ind of H in The..- pre*enl In the shine and p.iliua.'yesterday inrluileil: an automobile Hu*unit s a fe place to b u y a u sed c a r, and rem e m b er, p ricca a r e A L W A Y S w r i t t e n 'i n la rg e le tte r* on th e w in d ih ie ld n ! F o rm e r o w n e r’n nnm e an d nd> drenn la alwn.vn placed on a n tic k er on th o c a r. I X * x F * * ck s •Mr». Iieeren gave ah ln««-rv • Ing talk on (ho palm* found Canllnuad Pram P ig, Ona a.ound Hanford. Some of iln m arc Amti omta Total, a nai|\ ■ en. tire the depot Itory taxes plaof Paraguay which la grown In >• .'o r a l years ago throughout the garden of Mr*. Henry Wight "ford to recehre clothe* for Iho Arcca l.utearem sl, a pot _JJ*'n» • d.v nrc no longer necessary, which i«n bo found In Mr> Ur* of the eon.miltee voted llre rr n 't garden; Cocoa Nuellrr.Iavi them dlimantlr«l. cm onul palm a specimen which In discussing the present *horican ho found id front of tin:c «r .m all apartm ent* and KlW'a Plub; Cocoa rium osa. f.om for seasonal renting, a w Itr.aall- Oreodnin Redla, a alalclt rl members of the eon.mitteo palm found mnitly In aotithera Ph i Ida. a *pe« linen may I;H, culled client ion lo Iho Importance. nntalnhig rentable property found In Mr* Olive Marshall'* fimlela** and attractive congulden on Haul Heconil. Hlreet; Phoenix t'aii4tleu*lal irom pan a ir bland. Ilie tarre'at apectmeu In the stale may he found In the B* den «f Mr* Jam es Mouahton Thi« I* n perfect pnlm l»ecau*e 31r* Mone.hlon ha* kepi l| pruned cornu-dr. The PliOcnb ojumctnl lo Hanfonl llecllnntii native of.H oulli Africa found In Mr*. ||n | W lthl'* gar I.- In-iHTled for cleanllnr** nor* den and iilong her parkway, a llrn e li.'ene,* lefore Irln g placed pud the Phnenft llarp rllfrra. •*'n their ll*t*. and when there la .b l r palm, a specimen of which need ef improvement* suggest I,, m.-i* ho found in Mr*" lie ri n < ptope’l> owner* th. it .alu e and g.» den. Site *n « this tree- from <l» not neeept the II.ting until »urh a hospital. Stewart ixon MAftRIAOE Mrs. Curiett Is PHONE 617 to go sec th e new 19JS W y m o u th — Unlay I I ts value will astound y o u .,.its |.ric“ will t hrill you IM i o f fio r/o * v -p r/c etf car offers ao m u ch / G re a t feature* give you m ore lugu ry ...o u ts ta n d in g econom y.. g re a t­ e r p ro te c tio n for y o u r fam ily. A nd l he new P ly m o u th is a jo y to h a n d le ...w ith an u sn n g extra room M a k e i t a p o in t for your Ir^s, shoulder*, elbow*! D tiv c ltic I ug new P ly m o u th y o u r­ self. G .t th e fa c ts ...n o te tltc prioo. Y o u ’ll Ik .U-ligiiUxI l P l y m o u t h D iVIBIC’N GY ClIKYSIJtR COKJXUUk. T ltiN , I M r o il , M ii higuu. T li« C iin i m e r t b l C rs-llt CAm p arry o f . f r r s |im |>a> m r n l I r m . s l l . r o u g h D odg*, D o S o lu a n d C h ry s le r il» a b r* . T u n * i n M a ja rlla w ro s'A m a te u r I ln u r , C o lu m b ia N etw o rk , T h u r* ., V to 18P . M ., E .B .T * �V r V _5i h> Hr 1! - - * i t W i ■j '5 1. L. ^ V, FDR Program In First Move J S 3 X IA Nor. 18,—(JP>—Th# peace confeiance d ay • uac a rated to failure to effort* to negotiate a a t w a r aetltem ent and left to th« United M a les to take id .in applying fora* against roots o f th* V t l t e Hotel. aeoardv b y to on amount*menl watte th U morning fey SUboy J- Nix, a a ertr tary . Eastern M conference, angrily break* • ff all negotiations with tha fO gov tm ment, adopted a uutloii rails w branding Japan re among peace-loving 1st Italy, fighting Jap an ’s within lbs conference amid o f the new Ge-man-Italomo alliance, voted a g iln it d eratio n on the grounds l " opens tha door for grava rations Instead of for a aarfc, Norway and Sweden, t aUiad to the Olid “con* I group” and fearful of tha loeness of forceful measure* d the Japanese, abstained voting although they apItaly's negative vote sign Minister Pant Went o f tha confer­ red the declaration NANK1NO, Not, I t . 'depression as It waa to meet lh» Ttxr Chlneeo gorernment daoldad dTpreralon of 1933.” tonight to more to Hankow on Th* rauae of the present iteprvsIhe Tangtxe n « rly SM ""•«* W a km, Snell argued, h a NattenIba west b-cause of the threat wy « U ,k „f ronfktenre in the adto the capital by tha Japanese mtn|atratlo«. armlet adranrlng from Shanghai. « j don*t think thvyll eay any C1tI| departments wltl be re- mori about a chicken to aw ry .pot mured feel oftlrtele emphaalaed Hoorer, for they haren’t that thla did not nfean abandon- ^ „ , n m blackbird to every pot ment of the rnpMal a n d , they j o ^ ^ i t , ' ’ he mapped, avowed that tho army would de- . JIc>(fr ]onr w# t r , going to get fend Nanking until the laat with along experimenting and guessing, Cblang Kal-flfaek, premlerOen j don't know. But the American ki.ala»lmo hlmaelt to command, p ^ p i, getting sick of there -------__ Jumps to the d irk * SHANGHAI. Nor. II. W )— a statement * commenting Thouaande of panic#! ricken Chi- cpon president Rooecrelt's mreneae find from three of Chlna'e J,nga to Congress today, John great cities tonight to escape Hamilton,.chairman of the HrpubT h k la an txelualva Associated Press p iriu iy .o f some o f lb* Chines*, survivors of th# M th dlvl- advancing Japanese armies and ]|ftn Hattons] Committee, de* aton who barrlcadtd themselves b) s C hi pel vatehousV, and held Japanese forte* a t hay fo r four widespread bombing by Japan- e| i m | t days. They are shew n with a British soldier, upon reaching th* safety of Shanghai’s International eso warplanes. The great axndu* "Republicans to and out of Con* Battlement a fte r th a lr heroic aland. Thla picture w aa flown to Ban Francisco by clipper. w u underway from Nanking, n n t* hopeful now that the nation’s capital and the oh- Hieir repeated warning* h*T* for* Ject of tho tremendous Japanese ^ p ^ k le n t Roosovelt at test to drive Into tho .In terio r from fM. rl!ll|*|e*. Ho finally prom bus Shanghai.. o* lax revision. Hla promhe* are Similarly civilians w*r* flee- lnd*ftoHe a* canal but It dogs tng from Tnlnanfu, Shantung w rn| that th# 'Roosevelt receailon’ province cnpltal not Hi ot the h # | U u fh t even Mr. Roosevelt Sbenghal wer area, and from j,ou cannot Ignore economic C*nl Inu** Frsm Pag* Ons Boochow. the central point la ,lw# >nd ff#t , WBy w|lh ,t f o r of the British Empire were In a measure responsible for the un­ rest In Europo. „ Other nations, the speaker slated, could not develop without infringing upon th# right* of COLDS f e v e r A masked girl will apeak tm lhe n h ja e t of -Why I Don't L ite Bora* Boys," at Ife* m u t e r meet* Iny of lb* Bern tool* Chapter of tb« Future r*rra«re of Am*ri<* la thalr Chapter room toulghtCloudy, rein In tho norlheaat and central portion* tonl»hl and Wednesday partly cloudy colder to north and eontrel portion*. Extrema ndrtbweat Florida—parte ly cloudy, much colder tonight, Wednesday fair. R.C.ALLEN JACKSONVILLE J FLORIDA D r. P. L L i p s e y A d d resses L egion O n Foreign Crisis H A Y N E S BIG A PPLE DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Far E ast would force PretTdcnt ' Eaaasvslt automatically to declare •ti embargo on arms snd credit* to t a llh tr Japan or ChinaBorns delegates, forasetng collaps* of th* conference, ware *1raady Intimating that they would Ilk* to pis re on tba United State* . tfwponilbUMy for Ha 'failure. Th* conference delegates bolster* M aly ahoulad “ Not'' when Spaak askad whether tbs declaration of cohdamnallon should bo forwarded to Japan. Tha Scandinavian delegates, C e le ry F e d s P u t T h ru L ig h t P ra c tic e Head Copch Ixonard Mcl.uras sent hta Bcmlnole Celery- Fed* through a light drill yesterday to preparation for their gams Frlitey night with Bill Ferraifl'a strong St. Augustine Mullets In that city. „ Th* local eleven seemed In good condition an d ,* scrimmage session is sin ted for this afte r noon and also tomorrow after, noon. > Claasi tied Advertisements lo learn planning. aalltnaUnt. Installing and servicing work. WANTED, NAMES, MEN under Write giving aro, present occu­ - M who are willing to work for pation, etc. ttinUtaa Inti-, Box fTS.04 a month white training to F Banford llsrald. barams avktors or ground medumlca. On* year's training given by U. B. Air Corps. Costa abso. lately nothing. Flying !nt*lllf«»ra Be* our assortment of Wagon*. Barvks. Box b it, Milwaukee, Tricycle* and iknta* for Christmas- A email deposit will U r a*ld* any prices until want­ ,01 YOUR order now for par- ed. Bianley-Rogers Hardware Co, I,—Announcements M l engraved greeting card* m an's office Equipment Co. nt TOU»”WeUk^rvpairad by • who . really know* ham KK Jowakr Magnolia Av» USED 'TABMlf top giia stor*. LON* R A N * I P L ANN I NO by d o o ri* W a s h in g to n w h eat w ill stipulated bo b* buried a t ML Vernon Indirectly solved a in a k la w fo r onginoon now Instolllng on o lr conditioning system In tb o national Capitol. Bpoeo In tba Capitol o u e m e n t, one*Intended aa hla rearing ptaee, w ill bo ftllad with motor* and blowers. G ra n d . J u ry S t a r t s P la n s A re M ade “ B ig S h o t” R o u n d u p B y B oy S c o u t T ro o p In L o t t e r y j t a c k c t n „ , „*„— M r. C«Minus* Pram rs*s o«# ThsnkiglvJng Basket were dlv Ion and an atari grand Jury w rnt( lUsacd ut the regular meeting nf about Its duly of clamping down Troop II of thu Boy Scout# of on gambling rackets. Pro.pKta 0f'A m rrlcy,termed by official* Ih. . . . . .. largest nna Un;: of live fall season, a fine, It waa pointed out. hold no, A np<£ of , he n .„K,0U| terror* for profeaalonal gambler* rui recently completed by memwhose profits run Into the tens hers uf th* tro u p . In Clinderville, of thousand* but th# thought ot Floral Height, and tbo Ootd-n a Jail sstence was raid to ba run w»# um.tu during th* m x t- tween th* Chinese defense lines stretching fr mid Nanking. Ittvar southwi My highways, rivets and cansla are Chekiang th e ’ civilian population was lo av ccnt«V before |ng Nanking by thousands. Foreign site spurred by reports uf terrible |n l nf floocli ■li<Jrucllnn Inflicted on Boocbow terrible casus hy Jupsnwjp bombing ptens*. Th# dsmsgn. Wusl nnrmsl population of Nanking I* was heavily o»"r 1 ,000.000. spokesmen ai Be ton hnndrod liombs within ware n«o»Mi 30 hour* were said to have mad* among Chines a shamble* of HooclinW, city ot bock tn tboaa WO,000 Homo 60 mile* west ot Hr. II. V. Shanghai, ksypolnt In Cbtna’a offlctel In th Illndenburg tin*, formwriy one of Service, r*P< tb# country’s roost picturesque wounded and and prosperous elites. a Boochow dr Government officials remained ply disappear In Nanking. T in government an- t|nn was hit b nounred dstermlnatlon to de- . Seventy J fend It to tha last. This raised ware reported fear* Nanking would suffer tbs lower Ymi punishment similar to , that of Tsungmlng I si Boochow. landings and Vanguards of the Jspaaea* fresh Jspanrs tfrmlaa, lienvlly reinforced by wing the Jspa newly arrived troop*, were X*~ advsnoed to t ported within I t mile* of Boo-1 walls of Ch: chow, . having swept westward' north of flood after*, the capture of Knnshan.* to cut oft sc 3a miles- east'- nf Boochow. j soldiers fteeli Jspsneair Hilda still were \vmo and Taltaang. . r E E O S ’iJ k VSS th* Mfailaterlal Aa- Euielw [)Bv |., nod Jimmy Carter. socteUon of Sanford to support | The 40 mrmbera and three tbaalaw enforwmonl officers In vUllotn present nl the meethig thslr drive to stamp out gam- ipaitklpalad In a cracker eating L|,„_ i„.. UM, . contest sml U riel hoop gamea bltog. Charmctarltlng lotteries a* Jurlog ihf evening. "a serious menses not tflly to good morals b u t to business as wall," Ih* Ministerial Association ' |J _ _ f l . - l f **H - i t b d itu w u p s u j M i r ° r L f l e i i le O ia s nItaly a low form of g am bling.” fihlimsln'g cold to chart or throat. Forernan of th* Grand Jury It J . g . Coklough. Tha other, mem­ ber# i n : ' J . IT. Httnrclphi-r, clerk, Qua Bchmah, C. N. Hudson, ti. If- G ra n t W alter B. Coleman. Howard Bote 1st , J, T. McLain. Jr., H . U Kelsey. Charlie U. Lane, Roy Holler, J. Bt. Ctalr W hite. IteRny Hennessey, Wm. T* All druggists' Dunn, F. B. Adams, J . A. Blarl h * O. H. F lynb and B. J. O v e r I t e m Serve# Ur the tntek Oslr Carhase ea AH W e S in llssSt M ask by Hi# Rythas Boya B IG T U R K E Y D IN N E R PERK’S CLU B W E OFFER THE Following Services BACHELOR BUNDLE LADIES ALL W earing A pparel ,2 0 c P o u n d M in . B d L 7 5 c 30c P o u n d M n . B d .3 1 .0 0 PAUL’S nlng th* "big .hols” to cover. Mundny evening, It wav Along with many favorable „uted, tha following boy* will recomments 'heard on tho street# reive their Vrstulura Scrvko'. regarding th* action of th* Grand Charlr* FaW, l.yman Dakar, w ;.T 11c ■PI'eal by U 08T E S 8 WITH DANCB PARTNER ADMISSION FR E B 1 0 th A n n iv e r s a r y SA LE Th* havoc th at the sun has ^ w rought during these sum mer ’ months on m ilady's h air la g u b g to hsva to b* repaired. Today, boeauaa of our ax lens hr* oducamR tk o a l system, ws know tom s thing about h a ir and ft* car* and our preparation* which ora mixed fa r oaeh individual's scalp disorder and texture ot hair by on* of th* oldest labora­ tories. This treatm ent will restore th* n atu ral oils which th* sun draw s out tearing the h air Ilka straw . I t will revive and rafrsahon tha hair, even If tho damage has already bacn dona. Thousand* of hatr-draaoora a n .giving t h k Individualisad T reatm ent and you can n t a p a rtset perm anent. ;7 c , P o u n d M in . B d L 7 0 c F l u f f D r y .......... m i n . x b d L 7 5 c ........................ 7 c li WEARING APPAREL DR YE D—FLAT IRONED R o u g h D r y .........: . . m i n . b d L 7 5 c . ...............8 c I Net — ary Ptetan tUorehad—Waartag Apparel Dried A T h rift .m in * b d L 7 5 c . .......... . . .6 c Wearing Apparal M m e i Dnmp—Flat Ironed F a m i l y F i n i s h , . . . ....... m i n . b d L J .l ........ J l , FLAT'(RED LINEN, TABLE LD(b N). 7c LB. Schick Shaver For Sale WEARING APPAREL 19* LB. f . In fe c tiv e N o v em b er l8 th I am c lo s in a m y s to r e , a n d w ill m a k e d e ­ (Peanut) liv e rie s fro m w a r^ io u s e by will e n a b l e m e t o b e t t e r and* g i v e y o u m y p e r s o n a l tru c k . T h is ^ © rv e y o u W. W. Goetsch our �T'" » ' ' S a f a r i b TBo Only Central Florida Q tj Affortlaf Rail, Highway And Water Tnuwportollon VOLUM E X X V ) S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 1 7 , --------- u 1 ■ 1" i- J f ---------1 1 -w- — In d ic tm e n ts By Grand Jury Slated Friday Market Made Ready For Its Biggest Y ear W A R M H U G F O R B R ID E A N D E X -W IF E L o tte r y T ic k e ts A re S ca rc e In S a n fo rd A s G ra n d J u ry A d ­ jo u r n s U n til F rid a y Rita “B i l k N ight” Is Interrupted D e p u tie s S e iz e E q u ip ­ m en t In S udden D e­ s c e n t U p o n T h e a te r The Gntftd Jury which ha* been aSnduetinjr at] Inveat'* k nation into gambling opera­ tions in Seminole. County ad­ journed yesterday afternoon a fter interrogating for 48 hours a parade of witnesses known to have been identi­ fied a t one time or another with the "Cuba” or "BoUta" rackets In this section. The group Is expected to m eet again W id er morning a t which tim e Indictm ent!. It sn r, will be re ­ turned. Lottery tick et! w ere ecerce a t hen'e teeth today ne bacKera o( the various system s ran (or . cover under th e pressure of the G rind JuTy Investigation and an aroused psblle opinionEarly this afternoon there w as consid­ erable speculation among those who early In the week bad p u r­ chased tickets, as to w hether tha backers would actually pay oft C M iliw t ra « « T w i G o v e rn m e n t A id For F a rm B S a id . F a v o re d B y G eo. W a s h in g to n MOUNT VERNON. Virginia, Nov. 17. —k/P)-rVo»ldent it**,*. -alm ost certain** the first Presi­ dent would have favored the pr*e*nt-day "goternm en f action to 'a i d farm era.; Washington, M r. Roosevelt aald. ehowed by hie Owe words "th a t ha considered agricultural' production even In hla tim e io be much m ors th an a local m alter.The President'* rem ark* war* delivered to |h e presidents of land grant collegia and unlverslllea gathered a t W ashington's boms In connection with the 7th anniversary of tha establish­ ment of the sgrlculture d ep art­ ment. > Recaue* the Chief Executive was confined to th e W hite House with a tooth ailment, hie rem ark* were reed by Secretary Wallace. A d v e r tis e O ld G o o d s A nd H e lp B u s in e s s Tha exchange o f commodi­ ties Is w hat la commonly known as businsdh. W hen this exchange Is rapid, business I* aald to be good , when It la slow, business is had. On* of the greatest handicap* to an exchange of u n r 'commodities Is th s' difficulty of disposing of used goods. Tbs automobile dealer cant sell many new can unlaaa hs finds a buyer for tha custom­ er's old cart a man In tha market for a now radio or a row refrigerator can hardly ba fold unless com* disposition can be mad* of the old ones; h hunter who -would, like Ip buy a new gas hesitate* be­ cause the old «•* will *«1| be on his hands. , ; T hs H it could b* added to Indefinitely, b u t th is would gain ua nothing. W hat la ta r s a t Is fo r people to real* th a t through a mar* ra p ­ id e sc h e a t* o f need good? there w ill fellow a ■ale e f th e Individual Cheat stand to g ain , Tha to s t w a y 't o egfed tl*D of The S i . f e I BsesM . A •* OM ef Uh RMtUsm Wiu to ***** R risR sitty fo r 1937 ----- S H IP W R E C K E D S A IL O R S RESCU ED IN A T L A N T IC U ib o r C o m m itte e R e • n e w s I t s E f f o r t 'D l l C o m p e l C o n s id c ra V t i o n O f L e g is la tio n ^ M a n a g e r M ic h a e l R e ­ p o rts M a n y N e w Im ­ p r o v e m e n ts A s W in v te r S eason B e g in ! j :Senate In Fight " Extensive preparations (or l i i l ■largest season In Its history a re , being made at the Florida 8tot# 1 F irm er* Wholesale M arket In­ cluding many (novations whereby : Southern F i l i b u s t e r jpalm ns r e n t e served more effi* j clcntly then over before, J . U. t Is Tn P r o g r e s s T jK 1 Michael, m arket m anager staled •odny. I ) c f v a t M e a su re Thu kuihtiqg of a fcucit in front . *' ■■f the market and rcmoJlImt the W A S H IN G T O N , N ov. IT T , m arket reel sura nt a>c tin- tste ii (A H ) T h i' H olm e L *' Some of the IS seamen, sne’ehed from Impending death in the t aging water* o ff Cope Haiti tuimprovements being made, Mr. I 'u im n iM " ' m n e w ix l U k oC . tha*. took the Uvea of seven comrades, anshow n in llft-lmat of il, . .-iXi 4 oant c u tle r M.-i.-'-div Michael said f u r l to f n t r « r o ln id e r o tlo R 07 ’rice J . Angel, Sanford restau- * f * r being rescued. Some are still w earing life p i <-m i >«t * «lii>)i tl->- . i tdi dinned when tin • h e A 'lm iiii-U rJtliin 'a w n rtih. n -ioial *nd. i« -n<; " J . Leslie Younghusband. w ealthy Chicago cosmetic* m anufae-' iuiit opvralor, opened the restau* tlrrck steam er T ienny C handrii went down during .| storm. A- on 1 h o u r ItiU tiu ln v tvJilId (Jontu re r, embraces his fo rra rr wlfs, Mrs. Palm er Stoller (le ft) snd hie ran t earlier In lhe wees a fte r only Greek, very llttls Information could be obtain,-.1 from tln-lo it-. ■ :h e ' 'rngtdy. g re a i pOfi'tnniPtl m ore o f th # new bride, Mary Louise Uhlmenn of G rand Rapids. Mich., Just. De­ aiipi-tvi»(ng r\ten siv e rrnovalkinr j'H f ln t a e iv io it iit ta lk rfithM h’ to Ilia building nnd adding addife rs the wedding ceremony at the bridegroom'* p a la tia l'S I. Peters tliiiu Ictr'fJu H v o w o rk . . _ ,,, . ... . lionnl equipment in order to serve burg, F U , realdene*. All did no t run so smoothly as this fam ily Mtuf|le(orMy hM dllrln|r C lin tH n n n N o r to n , N a if Jrr.r.y Demecrnt announced 1)*4 cmbrmcc. though, fo r the rarljr morning nuptial* were marked hy u ,P COming ataion. etdv tw o ‘ of 21 lnt»ir com tltttBM #n Alleged aaaault of Younghusband*. on William Snyder, St. P c 'e rs. | d (K a u lttg , h, construction J fof bu rg newspaper reporter, who preferred charges agslnst the menu- uf Hu, fn ,ro the Market M anager the l,-II for ivgMiUk She **2! * facturer. _________staled that ft wss not their objec­ j lie- i •imnlllce mnioilly wpuV» tive to rxclude any famierm or w- rk |n olilalntng thy aeceem fr buyer* from (he market but to ■mimb-i e f -Icwalores—t i l l - 4 ^ provide g reater safety for patrons S a n f o r d O f f e n s i v e Is W eak B u t M i l l e r ’s F r e s h S o l d i e r s A r e l the petlllrt. that wertld brhtW nnd obtain a el user survey on the R u s h e d T o F r o n t I n WfflfiW itfffft I#1 I'll#' ' W O u t f i t H a s T o T a k e T o A ir F o r Y a r d ­ opcrnlion nf the Market liy check­ ing all produce as it enters ths D o fc n s e O f N n n ld n g m a g e I n B a ttle O f D e fe n s iv e P o w e r gste. to rn Med up to ih* House B “ This fence ides is not a now S IH V H H I No" 17- —( f l j remmIMee alnre Ihe l i s t Displaying a tl.fe n s. th s t) ( J I T Y N E W S B K I E F S Idea with those colinreted with the Couldn't h . dow n'd tir tho Lees­ tlcuvlly -elntorred Chines* ar»j A rrest the Capitol, tto . , Maikei. I ll advonlages and disad' burg often*., t'narh ft. A. IL tide. «'rii'-k b -rk at the Japan#** j remained In lb# thro** (gw C o u n ty J u d g e ’s O f ­ L o y a l i s t s S a y I n s u r vantages have been studied ear*' Wilkinson's Hautord ' Beml-Fro luvnd-r. lodar in a rounler-at* '"uthern ffllbuetrr agulH t, t r P Tl R ,ul1* *’* ,h * Supervisory Coin- R lackrats rH n in n l from IwesSenator fic e O p e n E v e n in g s lack atorg lh "H tod-nhurg NB 15 ® • • “ mi l l er nf Ih e ' Market and U was liurg last nlRhl w |lh • m otel !lialle, Texsv P era or r*t, had decided n> build il only a fte r tha W ith I ta lia n F o rc e Line- itofendtuc Nanking ,om * floor. F o r L ic e n s e S a le s victory lucked under Ihelr h .lta ■ipproinl nf m iny farmer*, dealers allhnugh th .y went down fight­ mile* away, A 'he T vian's direct Ian, *k HKNDATB. Nov. 17. —W’l — mi Ihu M aiket, and truck buyers ing by a si-ore of 0 to 0 In favor lodge No. F. end A. M will The boom af hunter*' gun* Generali si Imo F ranclico Fr»ncn Th.uiann'l* rt fresh troop* i, ,iiiind n a d ip g where they w ho' ctunn t o ' tha M arket," Mr, ol Ih* Imvshurg Linns heailtul will eoon echo through Seminole! w as reported todey to be rushIxitd Ihrir regular communication from Ihe in'r-ih’r tnnreheg "P«* .(f v ,.l"id * y 'he 14p*g» by Georg" Miller. County as sportsmen tram p tb a -— ' „» slrtm rta be-, Michael- said. . . i - t ■— i .lii'-iirt- Hugo I. Iilark. Ii( in the Masonic Teinplo twiiigliL, woode and swamp* In quest of l»>» eonetzurilon of ^ "Thorn aro eeveral rn s o iu for Panford had formed a defen*, ncvoiding to Musonic olliciuU. wrn«» mi , hind the Aragon or a rt the fence," MrMirhucl cutitlnuud, gam s. which It wo* Imarted would i\ ti' liitii; I. gi-’:Btji»n nrhllr 1 Spanish tre a t to assist his »rt>«............................ -th e principal reasons are ns M s ^ |hn M m, r blll A1 !!»•• w.tiM' lime civilians n-*t The hunting season officially {{•cllve m ajor 11 >•■(11n Ur ft nil KAKB l«Bof ollimelve east* Iqws; F irst, tu make only' one 1'he I hive di-t ai lllil'-ltl - «lf I I ir \n # k |f IIS |H# Will -7 Mis and la-ssUi'r* iHieki'r* • p e n . at su n rise B a U q tsr morn­ Mil Natlonui li nurds atetioned in trance Into “ t t o f m l z r k ‘ e l ■ and u one »»fsini|i* J«*n <f rirem m .-n t nrflcai thought tt "ballyhoo-* and pr>" ing And many local' epdtUmen The new sat b ase for Iho In­ Jd the Market in dieted th at Miller would 6<> .sunfuid m rt In llie Sanfunl Ar wni* ninif*r « n r a re greasing up th eir ru n s and surgent aerial arm ada * n paid wny drive aruufld mote orderly urder lit secuiv i»t night for Iheir «ovl.i>‘ s-ild the ( Iiiti' ' * wild but soiurlliltiR happened to |tn o r y water-proofing their bool* In to bo ellusted at Tudela we*t,y)ow u j t r,ffjc f ihu, avukling pro permitted fttiinli ••-.fV hn4 Miller and whtft It was Is nl ;diiUspreparation for th s opening of the Tuilela-I’amplons highwayaccident*. Second, a man will moat unbelievable^ Ihrfli In fn >-> pea llnea nnd d" | day. The open season far durks. O thers were atatlered along Ihe Milter Tarried the ovnl 13 . A m o l i n g ol the nmin ni-'ih' i ■ »lar.a \V- ■lit n"l c npilnlsle or] however, does not begin unlit i vagi bsltl* front from tto Frrnch be p,i*|ed a t Hie gala tu wcIimuIu bath buyers and tellers, acquaint lime* d u r t n r llie ball game and of the dunluitj .lUliloi High Sehot.l 1ntfii|i| M Iftt, with l.iivn. We will] th e day after Thanksgiving, to tha mountains of tlicm with the M arket's method of ftcm (MM] to held in the kfi I....I A n*l ' *•i IkM It! Ill last dllrh " Tenpl" ( "Tha The M le of hunting license. J,™ £ p ^ o . ^ too of operation, issig n all those who on on* of llm Jniinls he traveled will ,\|i i111«.■1«ih .Inj an'-. *>"ike>lnin Conn'v S ". pal r—pan dtog to IS yawl* and that li-rt n total mm, ‘fhu n d u y inuiulng «t I points to the fact. Judge It m iles'to the south. with to sell Ihclr'ow n pruduce to ga in nf 3 ynril* iturlnc the other o'clock. rro*« Rail Call Kh . . M f a r f s ' l i - m p e e r - the annual W ar* asserted, th at a la rK« Government mllllla hara*«<*<1 proper *lull*, advi*o as to traffic I I IMP* with (tin hall and tor ctiiifWt nn 'i ennih-mnnllnit of J * ' sr they ihntiM *. ronnty Jtxlfl lL*; number of persons will nydr line* on Ibe Ararun regulations, get Hto iidiiics ami c l Ihe first tim e In Mttl'T'a foot­ Hlandntd OH Company officials J jkBM “ Ini* -tT;ihL'* and 'iitlmnt'-il \V Ware* rh**li>nan nf th r Rati Into his olflro at th a last min- Insurgent -------today/ i |H-riiit*i>"’i tjth a t tu . n . . dl-iMi-n to t-ml the w a r C*tl r.-mmltf. f n * ute tor th eir hunting licenses. 1 w1,h * . ' ^ ra l dresses of nil buyers wllo CJltlO ball r u r e e r he wa* stopped nnd h r r e were " g ra n te d Tlic ivv)i4*u*44* *if thn profile nf Up to lh# present time be has h .ltln g mohlllsstlon for C W r s l into Mic Mniki-t, unswer quest.ona hy a aenil-pro foolliull leum hy local llu il'lin g j nsprcinr (•■ I’- ! ,,, rh |i,„ «-, l.l he ew tru’teddiI -i fTrr* Paxton yesterday lo make c c r-1 mBny an,| ityly lh# nontlAtthll y i* tint so eold approslm slely l g | license, Isslmo Francisco Franco ■ ex­ and, in gi-nrral, tty to make line. C ata­ everyone feel nt home. Third, hiUnit n< In pmrlniiB ynara* ih«* OialF* as rompare<l with the approtl- pected offenslvo against T ha Sanford o'llfit while slow tain change* a t their w holesale j Tha »poke«m*n -a 'd ll astnurh n* much trouble lias bei n plug Miller eninph I'-ly, fmuul III plant Tstinmlril lo ro*i fl'J5. c l S'nte*, Ureal Drllain .i'-d Un »ni\n nf thn %#lrl## m M. a^ft m ale 600 sold last eeaeon. In lonia. Government edvlcea eald a t­ experienced in trying to keep ntiier l.l powers whirh joined if- potnt#4'! If* tl»i* iuhnI fi*r adwr! order th a t those who have put Pep U am hrrt. !H0 pound fulltmrk, topUhl (ten' rallt fair Itraniling Japan a* nil aii'htw ll'-iiin! iv'iifliTrn ni» tniM* of Ik* off purchasing their llccnsos ana punuum i 1* 1*17 iw iniv* tache ------ «■ . the U*«*» «nd . # Villa*•„, children, e.ipeciilly those on bicy­ a m an who r a r r h ' l "If inurh of cles, from gelling killed, or injur­ thn game's honors along lii'dxld may obtain one before th e open- r**rd* sector* gnu w » o w ith, have "lilaquallfl'd" ihrm -et*'' »< rnn*e« pn-l i<H|iii»lnl Hint anyw h h Tlon *ilay, colder ed, Itoxo children will to kvpt halfhurk |)aee H a ils and llam- llrtd f" » i In e\Ctenie Jiqrili p' ln« of lb . season. Judge W .re drld dlslodg^l U H l P l U ,1 i Ii-uld devote a portion, fu 'u re m ediators In lh - far ea*i stated that h|s office will b e 'o u t poet trenche*. . n away from the Market unless ac- iM-rl's pa»*es were ihe only of­ tt"ii K illi" i" noiiliwi *1 V*l"ii-l-» Tho ______ defiant _________ rlateraani w*« an nf Id. I|nii< lo iln- annual dries pmtpaiiK'd by patents. Fourth, to fensive stre n g th that Leesburg - inoatlv fair and colder, l'r"b i ..-hi-r hhev lo Ihe ri.tifi-reiliv t ll'l i -inla, y Mr-. open Thursday and Friday eve »urgenl sleg* base* t Karl N n rd g rft, at Madrid keep hitch hikers, tram ps, etc. ou> dlaplsyed IhrotiRhotit the evening, ably fro*I tam peraiure of -< rntcd .-fforl. and came al a mo- r haltiitiiu of ihe Clr-y Commit***. nln* unlll about *:30 o ’clock. , Government . officer* , in troops or Ihe Market, Fifth, all Incoming 37 la Ini* tiny fntdxht. T huradai. ment when- delegate*, roitvpnre,|i l l u i l s s H mi s i n tw el With Ih . advent of hu n tin g ’ tb o u ,‘ ^ To i^ r o c k the belief that Hemi* relnfmclAg In s u rg e n t______ produce will ________ be checked so that fall w dli sh'wly n-l'i* lemp* t.i t h , t the United Stales conrres* j nob- (Sandy did not derlva any also 1* revealed thn fact th a t an- w * r n nuslly, according lo .la U stlc .., strength tn Ihe southeast ' ^ #r* |i n accurate record may to kept of C o l d W a v e R e p o r t e d •ur" w*!», portion. ^ will reject any proposal 'o "fore*"- iH-iH-fiu flout the money co lle c t there are from 100 lo 400 deaths f r a n '0 *»■* aiP*ct«4 »° u “ nch the voh me of business handled by ' Japan ■Pi pie.- up hn l'd in the drive. Judge Were _ Jplva o aet A I nirria. tk.. .___.1.. The HI. Rev. Charles lllay n ey , "r " each month during Ihe hunting' » W inter drive on A lm .rU .___ ^ tl)B M, rUe, ,-c»rIy S e t t l i n g O v e r S o u th pointed out 'h a t if n dollar ro lrm o re. 11,ho,, of ).u,r t o Rico compl#'* General Cardanal wee named One particular fact th at we and go home. season. (mid for o mi-mlH-nihlp, 60 cent* military governor of MsdrM to NEW ORLEAN8. Nor. 17,—(Al and to r Viigln tslamls, will to the T hr Jap an r e »poke»man ta r ,,f IhL was -p .n ' directly ,jn The Nell anal Rlfla Assort*- relieve Gen. Joe# MU)*, n v e rn - want In im press upon every furvlsIUiig preacher a l the Holy Urnsi —A eold wgve, riding atron* mcr Is Ihul ha can sell hi* own rant bully rcfrrred lo the portion “emlnola r - u n 'v fo r local raltof. tlon h « . advocatpl th e following — eoran,Btd, r t a q * |, f on ce„ Kplsmpal Church next Sunday, northernly wind*, gave lha Boulh good* tin the Market if h« w uhci rules for hunlvre In »n effort lo tral ^ front, of some duties. according In Rev Merlin J. IIram of yesterday'* conference decla­ and th* other 60 rant* ran i 3 a mi to da. No nalr* will be a llo .a d s taste of winter today. reduce this annual toll of ac­ p a 'to r of th e Churrh. (lev. Col- ration torating Japan as a treaty th* National Assoc 1st km. A ay on (he grounds, however. E w ery Snow, sleet, end suh-freetlng more ha* been a bishop of I’uetto breaker. amount over the 60 ranks sent to cidental death*: load of unsold produce entering the tom perstures w rrs reported In Only faeelst Italy, which ha> th# national A uncial ton da I N ever allow l h . r a u n l. of E l k s “ L i t t l e C o l o n e l ” Rico since 1013. Market will to assigned la a stall m m , sertlons Slid the United e-nalrtently fought Jap an 's rase 'p e n t to IhL Cmmty, ho s a i d .' a gun to point tn anything at B u r i e d I n U m a t i l l a and >hc owner will to privileged Slates Weal her Ilureau predict­ conference, vo'ed Komeone apparently u**d a witoln th* 'T h e quota fa r this County h r which It la not Inlendad to shoot. to sell it to anyono he arcs fit, ed the cold wave would last well g lasi cu tter to remove a portion ■gainst the declaration while tola year has been set 1. Never load a gun while lh . Llnnard Jones, known ns the of the window pane In the Han. three Hrondinavisn countries a b -1 members and up t® m uzzl. Is pointed a t any part "M ills Colonel" to hi* many whether il to to a dealer on lh* Into Thursday. to m a Ws R r W t f Pi Forecasts Indicated freezing ford G ram m ar' School last night, stained. lim* spproxlm s'sty 100 to r * to ) a of Ihe body. friends In Ihe Elks podge. *n Mark*!, a truck buyer, a nn-rchant, or wbut not, ns long a s It i* sold and sub freezing tem peratures In Chief or Police Roy Q. William* "Among to* powers voting for "•cured. if f tl I. Never eland In front of any­ Inmate or a crippled children'* Central loiulstana, reported this m orning, adding Ihli declaration are (her* not T h i drive rinses Thank one loading a gunhospl'al In Umatilla, was burled nt wholesale. No rtla ll *al«> are North and N orthern Alabama and ,ln M issis­ th at although the window was u n -[ some na'ion* w ho( r#pudlal* pay- Day and th* rhalrm an 4. N ever cock th e gun end pull yeftwrday, according to George allowed "In "p u llin g this ayatvm Into sippi from (lie central part down locked from all appearances no meip. of ih rir deb!* lo th* United Drive request* tto p tsp le _ th e IrlffWr for fun. Thureinzt, E x alt'd » uler ot the effret, Ihe Market is asking for to -tha Gulf Coastone had rnlerod th* building and Rtales, despite solemn proml**e7 ford aad Bemlnal* County i . Never shoot d h e rtly a t a Sanford loulgsIn Tenneaaae the mercury was nothing was missed. he askrd. "The Ironical atlRud* operate to make it t t o The Elk*.’ It wee staled, had • he co-operation a f all Intrrcstod flak hard surface ** tha bullet of power* w h- vote fo r thing* tog suerstg It has to m la bound to ricochet. cared to r the led *» th e H»rvy parties. Ths m arket ia here to expected In dim below freezing I Never baadl* ■ gun without Ann* Home for a, number -ut help and nut hinder and If you and bring wMb It snow at Nash S u b s i d y R e c o m m c n d c d whirh th -y do not observe 'hem- vlou# years. •elves I* laughable. first opening th e breech to be ye**, and be was always pointed are *»ked l y th s "m an a t the gato" vllle and ttnnxvllle. rre e ilh z (rm prrsturee w*r* T o D e v e lo p F ly in g “ In any event It le highly r e ­ out tw visitors of lh a bom* be­ to p a ri here, or there, remember ■ere th e gun I* unloaded. < grettable for these powers th at 7 Never carry a .gun loaded cause of hi* outstanding person- th a t the request 1* m ail, oqly In forecast * from North Georgia to WASHINGTON, May I f . ' — they have not taken advantage ezrept whetf bunting and U a a be alittea In spit* of his locurahla order to ih a k . for a more orderly ^Norlh Florid*. system f handling th s pruduM (AT—'T i* M ajillipa Comm1*»lnn of the passages In Japan'* rspty su re th e gun 1* tn a * A te port- . condition rafom n)end*o-to Con *r**e today lh. which Japan carefully opened tlon. The boy was bedridden from grown by Florida farm ers.’' S h r l n e r s L a y P la n B tb s I loan* and autoldlei to made th* way for good office*. Aa a I. N erer clltab g fa n e* . w ith­ m i unlll hi* dsaih Sunday, sufF o r M o n t h l y D i n n e r ovallabl* for developing irons- resul( o f . th s ronfsrenc* declara­ out first putting th e gun Urwugh fering from tubortulooia of the C e l e r y F e d i T o P l a y oceanic slrrrstL T|j# proposxl tion this wsy Ig now elooed f o r muzzle first end. climbing over ip lm , S t A u g ru a tin e F r id a y K a ra than 60 Bbrinera will w as Included la a report pn for­ •re*." eg some other point. Floral offering* from many ad ­ test In the VaUvs Ilotsl 'T h u rs­ eign a ir commerce. • The Japanese spokesman c riti­ •. Always* Rive lh* gua mirer* surrounded the ltttl* -c o f­ Coach Laonsrd gMcLuras sent day rt’ght f# r th flr regutor , Hto* Commission emphasized, cized t ||r conference fo r enllsUng thorough daaainr attar firingfin yesterday. T here w ere flowers bin Seminole High School Fcisry ■acnthly 1lni*r. local officul* of however, (bat there Is no need Soviet Riuula's aid to tba decla­ from -a restrict In s a wql-of-aUt* Feds tbreugh i b u d p'sctle* lh* Lodge »micLHf#d INJay. a t th a prats nt for aircraft sub­ ration which opposed Interference ROOSEVELT ILL prison. O thers bora th e card* ol mg those czperted. tp b* sidies comparable to thn*" g ran t' to Ito Affairs of another naBon. WASHINGTON, Ne*. l l r - U F ) - Governor Co m and form er Cover session yesterday afternoon on lh* high slbool prattle# field when b* t a t the dinner ar# tba IL ad xsrfscs shipping . T to prlncl The chief UnMed 8 tats* del* Prsaldent HeoseveU still bad slight {ortrious FoIrnlalB, Pvt* B ald' pal need now. th* Commission gala, Norman H. Darla, conferrad tem perature from infected teeth win and Chief Rabban of Uw, ssU , fit f o r _ « percent constrac- with Vladimir Potemkin, today aad doctors ordered b b i to S S U o S a ' a ! : ' I S w f K u » » ‘ K erroco Temple to Jacksoovill* Hon loans T o h elp; swing fth * Vk*-commieaar nf forslgn affair* ■toy to .bed. All . < Fktinsylvanto. ConneeUeut "i nd us* several times. high InUUl engineering develop­ on Russian-United States rslaIIs la p lin n tog to us* s varied an d several noble* from th* wore tpacsftod fa r the C tU fom lt. . •* ment cost" of U * bug* new fly' The boy w «i buried a t Uma'IlU. offensive attach daring the o n e Land organization. with BiU FtrrtgATs atyeng BL Many m atters of Importance ta * to a tg. j • ' Tha conference of 19 Auto* raak zscond ooly to fowl Three-fourths e f all A ugustins Moltoto Friday evening nr* exported to bo d iscu s* ^ nnd via* and adherent* of to family bodgeto. to 14 towns of fee*loos] workers in th a U aitod .n d they will a lto to to good LATIN -America doe* about ons- power W ashington treaty officers.‘*f the l-odg* urged tto * th e w im srn s b t t o be d< State* 'a r * school learharre andidltibn fo r lit* tilt a s no player has nil ,local Noble* bo p ream t fa r thlrd of It* total trad* with tt o w as Intended to “guarani**" -RMRt eC Kfrfcultor* yepartg, Altf^rad ARjr*tajwy.i*dst*. V aited.B tato*. f v s i l z M n F ags TWO Over Lynch Bill Sanford Line Stops Miller C hinese ^ Armies But Lofte As Leesburg Noses C o u n t e r Allack Out 6-0 Win Over Blackcats.Japanese Forces Hunting Season Franco Rushes In Florida Opens Construction Of Saturday Morning Large Air Bases t Reinforced Ware issues N e Appeal For H On Annual D r iv i (i ______ H DAFF1 d r iv e i * I #« B � 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, November 16, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 16, 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>, November 16, 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/118a651fee23d33dbfaae1d6f63c1556.pdf 68337adc09de63ee34d470ff93a1f458 PDF Text Text V THE SANFORD SCRAMBLED ROM-ANTICS Famoai Scandal Alien And Fey Wray from a n n o of ™ marrying a pretty young tiling r« « r-. f ^ 4U will, a .octal register background r ?f ^ "*■ ** lly relM t« M al«« elwmatlc. „ lh, d,r < r a U final. « * <*ly °t to wlW mhHnaUu and hy.ter-' Utne ,htn puU Theodors'* wild aMloaaJlr-kaowa m U r t of Ibu huaiilUM to Thaodoro Ooe* f0r, y i to ih im t with b«r a d torn Iridlron. bat alM tha^dbUra flrwt l" will tra in bs *o*n in an all* m th* climatic aeon* wherein ah* »•*» of Unfvarally of Callt6r » ! • hi Colombia’a **Tbo (rUi to improta on P ark A n n no h w la. al Truth," which nm» Sunday th .i yoin g Cary la not Iha sort Tha CallI0fala too* la W®rkMonday at tho Rita Tboatra. u be marry in* wealthy, p rrity *»« ta t00* ^ ’ °* I Orant thla lima « t m a» yoan r tblnra. , Hold * ■ N«vy. wble* opona i Donna's m m cohort with ■ - J g naat Wadaaaday and Tbanday favorite* in m pport a i Ralph * ------------* tho *«* Tbaator. with U * In»y, Cecil C o n n ln fh im , A l.* T D 'A rey, Robert Alien, Joyew M r—, ptsn and Either b ile ►MoCarvy, beat remrmtired a "Ruggle* of Rod Cap," ad “Tho Awful T ruth/' i Vina Palmar, author of GlrV* adapted to tha acrocn tha original alng* play by tr Richman. or to her momonbia parfor* • In “Tboodora Com W ild/' i won for her an ad man's Mlloaqua apploaHon a t "tho i'i Theodora bit sweetheart/', rolaa. wbll* Nick » '■ » ■ * Jam**- Ellison, disking young outdoor alar, who playa tha ro­ mantic male lead In tha * Rex Beach film, “Tha Barrier," which comes naat Tueeday ta the Rita Theater, Leo Carrillo and Jean Parker are featured with him. Rex Beach la Pleaaed With “Barrier” Cast Marx CaHUIa f e a lU r a d ln and Carrillo la tba leadla* rale of Poison Dorat, tho lorabla North Wooda trip par. Itaach wired baeki T la ro baea boplftg Lao would play that role • t i r alaea I Wrote ibe atory. Ila la Maa| I viauallaad whan I craatad * character, Congratula­ tion*- It akoald be hla ( m i n t part." That made tba ebe lee unanl mean ta preparing for tho vaia, Carrillo oarafally iludled alt tba Utyratera ha mold Rad wrlttaw In Um Pranth-Caaadlen peiota of llio district, and hired a ’PrSaeb'Canadlaa lumberjack to taack him tha dtff)calt dialect. Fasturod with Carrillo In T h a Barrier" Bra Jean Parker. Jamas Ellison, OUo Xragor, Robert Barret, Andy Clyde and Bam lladaa. Tha plctur* wa* directed by Las Relander. If* eridom In this Ilf* that a creator seel hie Idea coma to Ufa fieeclly aa ha has visualised It, but nrx llnlch. popular out­ door story author, la aa outTh* Pan American Union for­ standing aicepllon |o thla rula. merly waa blown as iha Inter­ Home months ago, whan Harry national Bureau of (he American Bherman, film prod near, alerted Republic!, work on Ibe rHm* "The Barriari' which opens nail Tuesday at tha Rlti Theater, he wired Beach to phatographlc film get hla reaction lo casting Lao I Wallace, Periods of prorat Inn and othsr ■Meet On Celery control methods ar* approved by the Secretary of Agriculture their proposals and than ^Marketing Pact through only when deemed to be the best of both consumer* and ’:.t# Be 0 e Monday Interaite growers. Nominations for grower mem* be recoired from the floor Growers To Meet In Iathtithewillmeeting and only the names Court House To Se­ of actual producers will be con* Mr. Daweott pointed out, lect C o m m i t t e e ■Idered, adding that thsss nominations ■ Nominees for (h* grower mem* haft of th* Calsry Control Comm itt*# of ths salary marketing Agreement which goes Into effect tomorrow, will b* safectod In tho Sanford district at a mooting In tha Court House Monday night, nad for th* Oviedo district. Tut*■day night In tha Ovltdo High ' School, according to word received from County Agent C. R- Daw- will la »cnt to lh* Agriculture Sec­ retary for appointments. The shipper memberi of the Committee will be chosen by tha •kipper* at other meetings. Since action taken at Ureas meet­ ing. will effect th* entire calory Industry In this stats, Mr. Dawson urged that all grower* In thla .vis* Inlty b* present to select th* pro; per representative* from th* two district* In this county. Th* Marketing A grym eat wat signed fay th* Secretary Wall*** after more than t t t-S par dsnl of th* growers voted favorably In a grower referendum and - aver I I per cant of th* ahlppara signed the agreement. Thos* connected with tba h r duttry hop* Ui* agreement wBI tend to stabilise prices during th* peak of tho ****qn by regulating •hlpmrnta In Inter, let* Commetwo through declaring pro rat loo p a r Warner Brothers Pie** tore Baaed On Life OfNotedFrenchman PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF NOV. 14 A T T H E R IT Z Sunday. Monday—tf* a apreefuU . . . of * leeful hyiterlei, Tha maddeit mtrrieet whirl ilnca "Theodor* Ran Wild." Irene Dunno, Cary Grant "THE AWFUL TRUTH." Tueeday—Tha Die Day—100 Added Attract lone and Joan Parker and Lao Carrillo "THE BARRIER." Wrdneeday, Thursday—Mr. Paul Muni thla year** Academy Award Winner In on# of tba fow tre a t pictures of all time. "THE LIFE OF EMILE SOLA". Also Tha Middle* march to tlory In football and romanoa in "HOLD 'EM NAVY." Friday—Lynn* Overman. John Barrymore In "NlQHT CLUB SCANDAL" Aloo return showing "CAPTAINS COUR* AOEOUS." Saturday—H ay 8CREEN0. Earns O rey i "FORLORN RIVER." And Fay Wray and fckhard Arlon In "MURDER IN GREENWICH VILLAGE." A T T H E P R IN C E S S Saturday and Sunday, - Nov, - tOth and S lit—Peter B. Kyne'a "WESTBOUND MAIL" Also TROUBLE AT MID* NIOHT." A new team of "friendly anamis*" makea It* bow to film fan* In tha now John Barrymore picture, "Night Club Scandal," which earn** n**t Friday -to the Hit* Tbaator, la lb* persona of Lynns Overman and Charles Bickford. Cast a t a reporter and a cap tala of del retiree, the two men teal a rtralry th a t mol Irate* much of the story In thla film which t*Ha Iha tala of a doctor Who attempts tha “perfect ertme." Overman la ai hie giddy baet a* the nawthawk, and Bickford |i likeable In on# of the few sympathetic votes he ha* played In Urn past several year*. E. L. Morrow Joins Cowan Store Staf| R. T. Cowan, taaaagar of tha Cavan Cto*king Company am nouncod thla marutag that ha haa asMiud the aortk** at E. L MutfOW fat lh* MauT Furaiah* BtTKWOLDKfL* If all Vs. a a * It < w i hie a a h n u w n h.lrs. divle***. Ivgalvs* ui nranl.M i *1 a t , D tfe a S a a la - tn o a a r e s r tiiu c .n o v • TIIM UTATK U F FLUIUDA TO I ■. k u n w o U i K I L If a tlv a and f t d M d . b la u p k a a w a belrp, dev Im m lag aleS a er g ra a tM e t U iaU U N D ItlT X R W A U -B II (a lM b a e w a a a . alaM U N D . MtTSWA.L- I r a . I o f land- a n d m a n ia c n a r lh f* yard*. B a st IH J* y a rd s, W eal SaIdrd s.r a r dUouth a I* p a in t e f b sg la n la a ; th * r . m . i n t e r r u n t . l a I n s I I a c n e m a r* e r I*h . V os nod aecb a l r o u e r a k .rw b r naUII.<l t h a t a s u i t haa bees b ro u g h t a t a l a . t r o e In a b o r t e n t l l l x . c o u rt In rn aaeery br oranuk n a v a l rru im m c o m ­ p a n y , a F lo r id , c o r p ara t lea, • t# a u ls t th * m l* o f u i d o ran at N av al N lorea C om pany la a a d li­ th e abov* dvvcrlbed bead sa d p r.m l.v v a a d p u s a r e h . r e b r req r l r r d t* H I. w ith th e C lerk of M id c o u rt a t th e Cuiirt-bou-iv S t Itan fu ro , F lo rid a , y o u r w r lti- n a p p o a ra a e * (p a ro n n a llr o r h r nt* id s u it * a th e firs t Iot ernnd. relr laIn Ml>*a*m b.r, IM t. b e ­ in g lb* * lh b a y o f M id m e a ih an d ,i a .r * a f l * r la flla w ith »»ld e lv rg r e a r w r itte n U .f.n a s a , If s a y . le th e b ill e f c o m p lain t la M id tw it SI th * lim e prescrib ed b r l*w . I l .r a m fe lt net ar ju d e n ifn v w ill b* o n t .r r d a g a i n * y ou by ita fa a lt BONK a n d U BD BBK D a t B aafo ra. F lo rid a, th is t l h d ay of N o rs m b .r, t e n . a . F . HBKNDOM. C lerk o f l b . obovo d r i e d c o u rt Iky t A. M w r m D eputy C lerk. S am uel A. D . W llltlo M a A . e a llc lte r f a r p la in tiff. (O F F IC IA L UBAL) ■ L a o t ia n “Forlorn River” Will Star Ex-Circus Man *vl*M. l e n t * * * t. F . D o u u u t or If all* IMA. bis aakaow a b.irw Vfat.ee ar groat**.! 3. I X ¥ r. tf a ll* * a a d - I f lak a.w a L i r a d*vt**a m s a r g r a a tM s ; CGOFI 1M B Y (Xj MVANY H M -M tionornit tm u c g i •ANY) a dlBMlved Flai w ra lla a i *11 p a rtie * alal a . la a p iita re an d A P . an ITt.Tk o f M l . t l v i t l , . IN W1TNBOA U N I W H M ueoF. I hav* bereaat* m » ■». hand a. Mayor of Iba a t * *• •»•!•?* Florida, and have eauMd I* be affined borate the n**T *1 tbj a d ' (Tty •« thle IU) .«*? •* Nevemker. ■•” W A R D „ |? a n jn . A s M ayor a f Ih a T ttto Effective November 18th I am flloBihff my fibre, and will make de­ liveries from our warehouse by truck. This wttl enable me to better serve you and give you my Ha kad become eonVtacad ol tba officer's Innocenoa, and w lt|f oharact eristic vigor al tanked the powerful military fclarorihy with all th* ttraagth at bla com mand. "I Accnaa" Wee dtliber ataly wrllte* to provoke.a Ubal •alb , Joseph BchlldkranL boyhood friend of Mual la Vienna, ha* Iha tola of Droyfua-' There are many aotad players In thp cast, la addition ta Monl and BchltdkraaL Eddie Cantor •h* - a b e re ig n e d aa S p M tsl M a s. W r,.1: f f i y u a r « a f *b.re n * r s n d e e e d ja U s C lrs a tl C ourt • f S sm laoto C a u a ty la C b s .to r y , a a s s r ta l a edus* Ih e re la p sa d la g w h s r a ta T. A D ial w as p la in tiff a a d A lla J o h n s .* , a w lo .w , a a * o th er* w e re * .f . n M a l a I h s t I w ill *n U * *lh d ay o f D eesm b ar, H IT , a f f.r fo r eat* * t p a k i l t a a s t l s a ta U s plana to maka jT isar •.v’MB a.& ra ■ su lk . R a n g . I t st, ran I bene* N ertb lit e b s la e gar w •^si** isr f h saa* N d rth i-’AatirVbs, WES jtjS.*fi!SSJ fd U * •& __n.alaalag al tha South- RADIO RADIO RADIO 1938 ■* , • a ; • 1 RCA f t ZENITH ■AST TERMS rnpcL A M A T iag . trader and by virtu* uf aathavf* (F by ma * ..i.a a t lb . k u t f •( the City el Maferd. Pjae&a, I h .r.b y Mil a Qaaeral MaaMpal Bl*etlea la be b.ia (kreughaul (be city af Santard- Florida aa Ibe tlh dav, of Dwwmbee. 11*1. tor (be eleetlsa af « . t'liy CammlMlaper for a term af U S t , r t m l » .ball b* held at (b* City H « r la astd Oltl af baafar*. rlovlta. In eoafarmlly la iba taws and ordinance# re­ lating i* Ibe elect to* now la foree la aatd Clip, .The F.1I.WIII ha apaa al tiSb A. M.. Kaatara Standard Time, aad wlf| al*** hi ■endows an Ml* data For S ale (PORBUt) New York'e notorious Greenwich Village finally gat kfan Involved1 in a studio martier mystery In Columbia's "Murder fa) Greenwich Village," which cornea Saturday Bern!*, the orchestra once sold toys In a da- a Th# Ipaalsb d a b *aag two D l jl D U m hm | s o a n I* Bpaalak aad tha U tln rT O g fU n r lin n W organisation of lh* school pr»aenled a . task Ion; tavlaw of Another lh a peri** of Crime Roman dr**s a t tha tlma of p,*r*ntlon program* for tha! Julie* Caaaar. Mlaa Marion Aiken f colored r*r* of tho Stats of of tha d a b «aag a aaiacllon In Florida wBI be bald Banday at Latin ta add thalr portion of the S t Jamas Chunk an tha tba program. ~ *. oomar of » p i* * a and Ninth la th* School Aaeletaao* Da- BtraaL accord In* to aa aaaoaaod partmauL Fiafaann ta trad seed aaent mad* this B v n h f k9 Edward Hlgctaa who IV chief Georg* F- Owens, ekalrmaa of a t tha HUk Sahoal Truffle P*-| Ik* BUta NHro Crtm* Frevantrot. Mr. Hknhm toM of th* Ucn Campaign vatu* of .tba Fatrol and what It Owen* haa a ri* u * d a proha* aonamptUbad during It* gram fat which the Rov. W< P. four yuan at wurh and IU pur- Brooks, J r , Pastor of tha F tn t po*M N r H lfita* also Intro-1 Baptist Church of thla rlty, dtood th* atlmr massb a n of the the Paul R id f u n uf aotad. iha F lrtl Methodlet ohuroh. Mr*. Mr,, McKay daaertbad U* Vella A- William, of lh* BapJohn rk>«Mie, allbough Dean uf vah* of tha «*ril haiag duo* tlat Churoh and Owaaa will udBl. Paul's wrote soma of th s by th* Sahoal oftio* Faro* aad dr*aa tha colored body, jnoat eniiBUoos love poama la tho Krjgltah Ian(liar*. Richard Arlan'e gay caper* as Hlmone Simon plays tannla to keap her weight down- Calling ta n k should b* In whits cation Department go through tag Department of hla Company, a number of dr|Ha and form# Mr- Morrow cam# to Sanford tlons wtaien- .bowed program la1 about I I y uan ago and lor aomo that Una of work. | time haa been connected with The school Cheer Leaders 1*4 the Lovett Grocery Company. U* body In a number of chtaro, Mr. Morrow came from Dtaon. and school aonai and tha pr«>| Tenn and ha ha* bad many y uan * t m was closed a . tha auttru, aaparlencu la ra.n'e clothing and esallaMS Frarn Fsp. 0«* brouiht out potata of lalereet audlcnoa u n i “Amerloa Tha, tum ult Inga. concernlog lh* davalopmant U Beautiful." — ■ ■ ---------------------A large number of L E G A L N O T IC E lh* praaaat' school library. Mias Nanay RugaulUr apoka oa th# HI*Y Club and MHa' JacoualtBa Campbell spoks oa th* Thaaplaas, of which org*a»-| istlon aha la RrafldanL Tha group and class** to also Pt sauntsd a ou* got play school pro#r*s* with Miss Oooolla Truluok. Miss of work. Joans* AaMratls *ad Donald --------- C la r ifie d Advertisement! “Night Club Scandal” Plays At Ritz Friday V ^ O ItO N A HAYNES OFFICE MACEINB CO. HOFM ANN Electric Service nem g �Romlnolo County Produce* ** M ore Fruit And VejteUhleo Than An$ Similar Area In Amerira y- SANTORO, FLORIDA. In New Action Growers Met Tonight T. Select Boar Declaration At Bros? aeteSuntm a rtzes Oriental War And Lays HCtmeOn Japs Court House Meat)! ’ Will NomlnateCoa mittee To COntr C e l e r y Shipmen BBAZIL FALLS INTO STEP . N F M H F .lt 3ZO Established In 1008 VjCIOUS$TECH ATTACK FAILS TO STEM THE TID1 a/j Removal Of J Tax Injustice 4 Is Demanded | Roosevelt Asks For M Changes “To- En* . courage Productive -J Enterprise” In U.S* I t a l i a n D elegate A lone V otes “No** Special C o n g ress't S ession Convenes “Hlndenburg Line” In China. Endangered * By DriveOnSoochow Early Action On La- j bor, Farm, And Si- 1 milar Items Asked B r u s s e l s ! N ov. 15.— (AP)-—A declaration auraroa riling the F a r Eastern conflict .and erUlcixing Japan was adopted today by the Brussels conference with Italy voting “no” and the WASHINGTON. Nov. IB. *•! — (API—Prmldent Roontamit •; recommended Ihe removal of . j fax Injustices "to eneournio productive enterprise** toddy • in submitting a four-point . J legislative program to Con. prrss. • In bis inrssngo owning thing; j Italian delegate Count ha must voU against tba summary bacausa Italy M tarod It presage* a emus* which can Usd only to Tha conference volod against sending a copy of declaration to the Japanese government .then adjournsd until Nov. M. The d«e1sration was prepared by the .United Slats*. British and French dilcfttaL Meanwhile Shanghai reported th a t Japanese forces were en­ dangering China's whole "Hbtdm* arg Una” defenses today In » drive an Soochaw. The offen. tiro weetward from Shanghai, Japan*** officer* said, waa >h* opening eg the enmpalgn ngulnst Brasil fall* Into step under n new Latin American dictatorship set up by short, swarthy, soft-spoken President Getullo Vargas. Embellished with some totalitarian Ideas borrowed from Europe, the new government neverthelea* follows South American precedent. Her* Is Varga* surrounded by army officers In a recent public ap ' pearance. Talk On Pharmacy J . Mark Wilcox It Given At Rotary Tosses Hat Into By. Dr. Bludwortb .Senatorial Ring toa* Una." Advices from Nanking said Ssiahiw waa desolated by more than 700 Japan*** bomb* dropped on H within lb* p ert M hour*. Tb* central government was known to bo rosolvod to defend Nanking. Knowledge of that detarmlnaHon ahd of Booehow's fata hastened n heavy civilian exodus from Nanking by the river canal and road. Government officials remained, however. In North China ewift Japanese columns war* reported within 15 miles of th* Tsinan1 capital of th* wealthy Shantung province. today and entertained Rotarlans with a demonstration of the actual problems encountered by a phar­ macist ln filling prescriptions and In the mixing of drugs, Clyde Parker, a new member, was welcomed Into the club by President II. if. Coleman who ex­ plained the alms and Ideals of Rotary and described briefly the history of the organisationDr. Bludworth, himself a Rotar* ian, was Introduced by George Rol­ Fair, slightly warmer tonight lins, chairman of the program and Tv today, lncreaslig cloudi­ committee. Many basic drugs, and ness followed by skow*n Taro- pharmaceutical implements were day, night and possibly tn *i- laid out on the table hi front of Dr. (rents portion Tuesday afternoon Bludworth in d w en used by him Extreme northwest Florid*— as specimens In demonstrating Claodj, ocesslonal reins tonight hie talk. a r Tarodsy, wagmer tBblght, j Declaring that the public often warmer ta oast portion Tuesday. could not understand why appar­ ently simple drug* were *0 expen* stse, p r, Dlodworth explained the care which It was necessary to use In filling prescriptions and tho high coat of tba many different Ingredients which necessarily go into th* mixing of ordinary mod(clott, A B. Mallble of Altamonte exchange la rapid, basin*** M Spring* was welcomed bock to tho sold to bo good) urban It I* dub after a summer spent in the •low, bos loses la had. On* ef North. He also Introduced as his gueaU Georg* Babcock and A. Etb* greatest handicap* to mi Kiln* of Alternant* Springs. ‘ exchange of noth commodlUro Other guests a t today's lunch: I* the difficulty ef disposing eon were Jo* M, McCormack and of rood rood*. W. r- Yust or OrlanSo, C. B. Vin­ ,* D o automobile dealer c o a t cent. and Grover Williams of Sanford and Donald' Lanuort, Junior Rotarlan- , speculation over whether would seek re-election from fourth east coast district or Into th* atstowid* fight. Wilcox *ald he would go for th* sen t'* principally on i o m i is s h a* re** re s ts tie the get out his Judge M. B . Sm ith N a m e d P resid en t O f Stetson Alum ni AdvertiMOld Goods And Help Business ) Thrilling 26.000 ip sc lilo n a t Birmingham,-Al*barns'* Crimson TMt continued en the unde fra trd and untied trail by scoring a fourth period touchdown to defeat Georgia Tech 7 to 0. Haro la a' play asked to select three eommltt man. the quota set for Ibo 8 n-j typifying the grim but losing battle fought by th e engineers. Konrmann (left), halfback, and wing ford District, and threo alt ir- man, Jordan, both from Georgia Tech, bear down savagely on Alabama's fullhnrk Holm In n play nates. that resulted In a 15 yard penally for the Tide. Those receiving the larg a t rend t.i die Serialp and house number of votes will b„ dec)* ad' rlrrV* the Preeldent asked “ear- • the nominees but their appo it-1 iy aetlen" nn legislation on farm city n e w s b r ie f s manta to l ha Control Comm I oo rrrtp control labor,- wage* hint U subject to the approval of , ho hours. renrrsntioHon of the exSecretary of Agriculture. eriitlva branch of government jn d V Representation for the rartM a planning nf natural re-oureea, .1 districts on the Control CommitItut of at least eiptal import* tea la baaed on th e «tonnage |a f anre to members were these TO* celery shipped annually. On mia marks on taxes, “unjust provi­ basis tha Sanford district *oa sions should be removed provided Rbr . and a . m win granted threo grower mcmlpra aueh removal iloes not create new and four shjgper members on the Injustices. Nor can ww at thin committee roflTPoeed of sight lime accept n rerlllon of our ta* grower and sight shipper mem­ laws whlrh Involve* n reduction bers. The Oviedo district was i The recent order Of the State National Uuanli hero will Final preparation for tha dlstrl- In the nrrrcirnte revenues ur alt given one grower and one shipInerca In the nggregato ta x J | Bttpram. Court daaytng P#U«h‘ ' * 7 kly drl“ ,onl« ht itlun over Htn ti-iti-n, Ihrouiih ioinlotts of thorn least able to tlonu for rsheewlng of Its former " In nr them. I decision In ths Murphy “low Dr. p. j UpreyT professor nf than hft.ODii.OOd forms, through “We ebotibl give speetnl colt* , whh-h I ho Administration hopes dollar" tag redemption law up-j<iumaliem at ist risen Unlveralty, i.Merfttiiin llyblenlitg the lit* bald, an oarllar dadalon. definite will be the principal ipeakar at to obtain n “complete, honest and roulteble bunlrns up the enter- i L tr^dK h*H -th*.7*H *H j o ' the the Capipb^l LosaJpg, I’oaL. j d acrurate” census of tho unemploy ■ prlw nf lb" an.ell but loves m etf , .net and paved the way tor the American Legion tonight, accord* Fr th tha United n*te* lined been of the nntlim," ths TrsuilJeflt "* mall slated. "In thie wpy wr may also , sontluuatlon of auction sale* In Inc to O D. Workman, commander, completed and tomorrow inrrlcr. will Irgln delivery of find assistant- to our ecareh for this county. Clerk of the Circuit 1 D. F. Msnssco of Ulrmlnghsm, Court O. I*. Ilorndon stalril |u Dr- roil Mm. H- D. Caswell th e c form* In every riHiinmnlly s irnii,' i‘ffeet II I' nietlusl of chtH r Ala- chairman or the commute* day. etc nmol.# I hour attending the over the notion Including Ssnfnrd Ittir flu* concmtrntlon of that repealed Alabama's I I year Tha certificates p,u»tou«ljr soli tenth htintml Convention of the and Sentini'lcr County, t'Ciintmiit* r«it«tri*l • t»ml truulliiht I n n rivcti*le tte r fruttk tho e .n old prohibition law, and n prom­ at auction which were with M-'ii-Ju t-ii-t c»s*I Mrdicsl *As*oiminuiMill'ihf which |>er- • inent figure In Alabama politics, bald. In accordance with sh -.t:-11 *1 *ti' Hollywood lien'll- *11* Hi(inin»lin'»r John I* Ilictrers, I ihImv in ipllfi nf nnti-truflK * Mayor Edivar.PlIi'-Hn. of Fsnfonl ptittutr* spent the week-end hero 1 renew­ order of tba h lr t tribunal, mIII I t -i-f i.vci the 01 rkrnd. . A further nrarch fof ' I- asked to li-avc “nollilntr over iitltii! iyiutl milhotli tti imwt ihM ing old acquaintance* In BanfoH, he delivered and rnurt clerk* Jooknl *fi ’h.orpnnlrcl effort lo H ong w ood and Altamonte will again receive application* j.n tre ft 'V \v*ro will rom*l>' IhrvM lr» frw f o H t f H ' t U I t t o * I I'.mtlHM. *1 nn l*«rr l ‘- u .t Bprtngs. f<V sale of certltirates on proper In ht» pfflcr until S :t 0 IV M. prim* U t .tllnl for 4*1 thi% linHi/ Mr. Manasco, known among ty In which the title has paesed Thursday and ttldny fur the Mr, IlnnMncIt JM lint u»k fof fits friend* as “D, B-" Is remem­ to tbs 8 lata a* soon ss an order purpose or Issulnr hunting it itftinii f»n t.ii ittyi#l«»n ni thn bered here fqr bl* active part In from the Supreme Court, rarat^ C"n*es to ttinse whn will be Un r ill iM*wi<>n, ii rmtrut* R.kocRt«vl bringing to Seminole County tba lug the previous restraining or­ able to secure them somier. iiy mnuv iinuiil't'fi nf Mu iwtrly* Seminole naco Track some I t der. la gocslved, Mr. Herndon | years agostaled. rtfust Irot tsilre progress has M r Manasco la in Florida at­ It was also pointed out Ihst a been mede liw liv on the tim er*! tending to business In several large amount of - property ■« IWlfari* Art „f tO-T and a hearing of lbs neighboring cobntlea and Bamtnola County has been oft cun be evperted at Ihe nett whtla In Banford asproased grout tha t*a roll* In recent years C negieii, A rthur 1, se r u b r surprise st some of tb* new de­ because of nonpayment of ta»r* Johnson rbslniiaii nf the t.egtsvelopments her* end, especially and the lit!" in this property In­ lu lls* Committee ftir the tlenPraised the City Father* tor vested In the Slate and tb*j erol W elter* Art and arlhi* county does not receive any, JC S rhstrm an for th* (li-nerol Wei b Uses from Ihe property, fare Federation of America. Aft«V the delinquent taxes clYx stated In bta address *• Hoi* hare been settled. II la hallaved. , j „ Park In Orlando last Friday Ibat much of ihts property w|lt I I S afternoon. tlARTOW. Nor. II. S. Long, a former resident of b* restored to a tax paying ata Mr. Johnson advocated tha Judge Robert Dewsll today a rt Banford, who Is now president tea. 1000 p u ssier of ths General W elfare tha n eit of tha Tampa floggtag of the Slate Tba Commlaalou of The Murphy Act provides for 1ford Act, which Is a revised form of cas* trial* for Jan. 10 aad gav* tba Bt*t* of Alabama. tha settling of delinquent taxes th* stale until Dec, 17 to droid* Upon payment of tha amount hid Plan. * s,* n aid to tha needr which caa* It wlahro triad. FIT* at a public auction slang with aasd. to Inrrease i-mployment former Tampa poll c e a se and advartUIng and other coats. Ths for those under *» year* of ere three Orlando men faro trial oaf tag caetincate Is awarded to (be and to Croats and areally an- rharae* of kidnapping Joaepk highest bidder In the suctonlstae -iha buying power of the Shoemaker,. Eugen* F. Poalnrt The Seminole High School The Act also provides that If natiooand 8 am D. Rogan who wag* Celery Fade etart a four day work­ someone otbtfr than the owner Alrrsdy there have been to abducted from In front of lb* out this afternoon on th* prac­ of the property buys tha certifi­ member* nf thq llous* of Rsprn- Tampa Police Station sod tOkasA' tice field of th* tig h rohool In cate, the property ownir le al­ snotstlres BteCrlnr Committee to a wooded spot beaten. 0*d preparation for thair contest lowed two, year* to redeem the appointed to promote the pas­ tarred aad feathered abort tort against Bill Ferrissl's 81. Augus­ property on pe701.nl of the pur sage of the Act through that years ago, tin* Mullets to b« played in that Chao* price plus 1 percent Inbranch tif th* legislature, Mr. Tb* ft to former polioomoa M eat. lb homestead property City Friday n ig h t Johnson advised. were convicted of kldaapptfrt. Th* Fed* or* fas good rood It bn tb* owner Is slluwed to year* Poulnot but won 0 Sapfoos* following their victory over Bollca to r redemption Court ordw tor a s * tria l Tb* Military Academy Cadet* U st Fri­ After the redemption period earn* tiro oad A- O. OUlhrt of day and will work • * a now set expires the holder of the certifiOrlando, were acquitted of trick play* th at i n ta b* run ante may begin foreclosure acdirected verdict to rt motit from a doubld’ wiogbnek ferms- Uen to eoqolro ml* to (be prop­ second degree mordyr oka Uml , erty or apply for Tax Deed. ’ aulilug from ghoemsk erta Leon Lawson, sta r Fad halfback, ’ Any property, It was pointed t* th e ' only mamber mt the eleven M t, not sectioned before lb* th a t la on th* Injurod list at <h* aapUnelton of the la«r will t e ­ proseat *■ he suffered a flight ener* Urn absolute property of the knee Injury when he wax tackled fia ts and Mite ran be secured by two Cadetg la Gw Armistice only through purr base from tba Herndon Explains Local Application 0 ( Murphy Law Supreme Court Okeys Sale Of Tax Certi­ ficates At Auction Preparations Arc ^ or C ensus <« Cards To Be Distrib u t e d Tomorrow; ReturncdBy Nov. 20 Johnson Speaks On New Townsend Act Date I Set For Tampa Flo? Trial Celery Feds Prepare ‘ For S t Augustine D A FFY ^ •D R IV E R Tw o Team * T ie F or F irst Place In L ocal R ow ling L eague Tournam ent llultey field. ’ Gov. Cone, initialed Into . Fbi Alpha Delta, natlaaol legal fro* ternity, oa the campus Friday night, wax hooer groat a t the Fraternity breakfast g tn a a t tho Tba Lion cat** ar* al*o being repaired and mad* la'rcer. Tba cage* throughout the (60 have been pointed and all ratline* have been renewed and repaired P. H- Lansing has presented Ihe to o with a Raccoon and Mr, aad Mrs- H. E. 1 Holcombe of lb* Bedford Flak, Market hav* pr*- * M �V •*. i f •» »■ m.M.Ai Herald M yk irS Z * i Sm ' "ft* K" THE SANFORD ► MONDAY, 1 Th» special teuton of Congress called by PreaUifai Room vet t tome time Rsro.tonvehei today. It ia meelliif ht a time when a $ m t deal heeds to be ddhe not Only Id the tangled affaire of the world at Urge, but also to relieve the strain of business condltiona at home and to prevent an in­ crease of unemployment, poverty, and suffering. No sensible person can still deny that the depression which and produced the New Deal In 19S& in Is slit] With Ur. __, . Tremendous nendous feder... federal sending ______ .has served as a sort of temporary balm a t e number of psrtlcti but it has not, furnished any permanent cur*, ecta and govottlHibtlt lonns have erected an llltiInd.-t ot m ihv people that buslneu now fsh-ty apparent to everyone e, because of the rapidly mounting gdtfhHitaxe* have Increased enormously. Ffcb bvhfY ........ ........._i the toverntneht borrows another doilstvhhs to ty paid out In interest, and the original dollar bvfchthlUly had to ba repaid. Little businjUa psrtlcuUriy ia stag Ineha partletlUHy f »u (law b tw huMen. Always the tnalh in f ttloh, littlei bhiislhess for fehhhtit us dollar-h-ttabblhg phxillvllles .df X* s, uiti untilm recently. Recently. Now the IveMifc IIIUth to the federal deral government as to Mil SCAT. H O V H n I I 1991 combined. Dmt'l forest to resistor for buslhrss has Hot received the bfe aptoyinent rotlot •* TtlSr it's spending pbogrtm whlcn hi Iness, If the fitulnclil pages of thb criterion. Wa have seen them By Ui# .time ibo Colors reds their sales. We hive seen th through with It, It *IU bo uiYir 1'iivcn vby y ICHLJ* mm in ju n u i lto cover leaps and bounda m ta* * » s ai*p»i*-? > ■ ........... ’ tT ul|lpiately by the l|ttl ' / i k e troahlo About tbs NlaO ihelt dlvl Cooterrace to that It hso actuslly thet-o appeared to be s boroo power It o t boreo ■Ion ot prosparitjr. But no auch profits have accrued to little buainess. th e y could not raise their prices to cover their Increased “Toe el.t Wesdtrr Ml Coats, snd-lhey had to bear the Increased costa which the ha MomsM turrlted," radio pnnooncer "They dldbl big Industries passed on to them. They have found too that Chiron TrlbSno. the mhny big government lending agencies which supplied cash for railroads, banks, Insurance companies, and every ooaatty aoods to • ccncelvnble line of big business, were closed to them. FurWhot DM. oosreo tbat woeId he on* thermore, theelr local banks which formerly supplied their tbo dews, paymeut ea -a sood seasons! needs from time to time have been kept busy lend Ing money to the government oph theae dayg. In fact it Is not at all surprising that unemployment W Jack Beans, Ike taovto perajsta, that the depression lingers on.- Little business ton,. tU* that bis '—~t e t of supplies HiOst of the employment and comprlsea most of to amhrared to U s lbe* wbeiioied ms ins. “bo b h •?»» the commercial life of the country.' As long as little busthick** v si kins In froal ot ness la made to Suffer, either from exorbitant taxation, ’BvBi*le.MNo, bet be Mtokt have high prices, or credit restrictions, business as as whole •a bee hew*4 to death. will not recover. t" This special session , of 'Congress can nnd should do, tbat follow who shorted "Hy- something about that. St Auto A p rice , y w t m y TT,tJi LUNCH -lM q w » .• ‘■ iiJv T rtt is e SE R V E D FROM iltS O T O StOO M .i'itl nr v(« VlT7i 3. : ? dj P E R K ’S CLUB ■■B W fettt-th e JEW ELfeR biiiw hiia AjU Waichag Wiil ftiltk i i i i JgwrUy Rppaltia g Diajno^i MotbiUag And iiiik ilju ittilH iO iin i k Repairing Diamond Sett[ting mm a u We are happy to annbunce the addition to our B ta ff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer who ia a factory trained lubrication expert. Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler; Tires—flatteries $1.00 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP _ at a s.n__tab. - 'mVaHimPfli PXfNrlmll S C O T T ’S G U L F S!e!ring^.t'Jt&ZSSL] *“ *" ,h* »,r‘C>W *h‘dloP*y CORNER 1ND 483 Washington Daybook ft tl . r t- - |****‘* •• . j t P H O N E 8T7 dnh toaahs aM»l, fj- •- . J *<!*••• . “> - r " if"» WE LADIES A tL BACHELOR BUNDLE Wearing Apparel 20c Pound 80c Pound Mn. Bd.fl.00 25c A WEEK BAUER RADIO SERVICE JO B PRINTING PAPER PRICE JUMPS WICE STATION .8 “ A Ford TINY TIM? Sehilnote P rinting Co. d a m p w a rm 12 Ibc. 40c Mark Addlllanol 7c Pound Lb. 4c M in. BdL 70c Fluff Dry..... Jnln. bdj. 75c........... ....7c lb. WEARING APPAREL DRtRDm-FLAT IRONED Rough Dry.........ndh. bdL 75c......J...8C Ib. f f ireeaary Ptocea Etondhsd Weortog AppSraJ Dried h m Thrift............... rain. bdL.78e......:......Be Ib. WfErio* ApgSfsl tU io m i DEtop—Pht Im U u Family Flnteh.,..... min. bdL............f L0Q F L A T (B E D L IN E N , T A B L E L IN E N ) f g ( J L . w m REGISTRATION NOTICE We a r in g a pparel uc lb . L a u n d er^ W ith S a lt W a te r ___ is H -. F*' m federal .W r. •r -g j tv ^7 ' - tIMM tO TAKE STOCK — « N O T O O L IN ' skyward fendert were forced td teirtsl from Chapel and Nippon*** soldiers surged In to Uke possession. Only misery and desolation, kpd kmoulderlng embers whSfe *<wi buildings had tutor]. m*t th** inradrr*. lie advene* of ;h* Jiprneee Into th-: nsllro i]itenrr of BhangIvtl marked lb* tint «t*i la ill* gcMral exodus from the elty. and Ihe formation of nsw battle llnte 60 mil** away. Wilcox For Senator a .r * • Huge ttl by thr oniihimou* *cnt Intent of the rsr.k «nd file of the party, will |now Insist Ihal th* ik-moeratle i M t i CONSTITUTION AtLAHtJ Jbfdjr must not longer be w s#(ef l* by lh* Democratle tall. Certainly there bare been few It Is time for tha DtmocrsUe tb* fondemmitU of American psrty of the South to take stock liberty were upheld by such South* tlrpes in Ihe blsjjorx of the perty •mere — a . O la., and Uyrd of Vlr-i***'" » »»• be*h •• Import.nt ef Its position ta national fo rern ........■. , , ,,a* . . _ ---------------. .. , ----^ - ..— ' II la am..- Itibl Ik „ mental affairs *nd deelds what Is «lnto| 8mlth, of South Carolina; ,h* * l., rr?ocr*!* !h" to be Its future policy. Brnikbrod, of Atobama, and Sou,k take polllleal atoek to judge oh what path thi- future leads. Southern Democrats have, for Oeorfe, of Oeoigtamor* than half a century, upheld It I* time for the democracy of the sacred ton*U of the . party., th* South, today, to decide again They bar* b*en the champions whom It will aerte. Whether it of tha J e f f e r s o n i a n should follow aftor the fils* gods faith, ball*ring In the righto of the of bureaucratic, regimental, goatatra to Mir gOTemment and to cisllatlc Fascism, as revealed In AND th* Inherent right of th* Indhrldual the program of the radical groups | rUltcn to fall llbetty of action in to lh* adm talatnilon, or whether' th* handling of hto private affair*. H shall enlist under the banners of ( Today, as a result of Southern true Democrats and continue theI I I S. Park Are. * championing of the cause of true long struggle to preserve the sa n e | B i a ja a a “B a a n n a a u n B a n M n X democratic government, various Hty of the Constitution and t h e , - .........r „ — —^ leader* sf Ik* rMlIUoa of InWfe.t* fondsmental liberties of the pco which now paste* under the name pis. I of Democrat to the national arena . Thera hat nersr been a more «e*fl YM are ar*per1n* for of polities, are attempting to "reed opportune time for the Demurra w a rp a t Kins Oaaraa on Arm to* On Ka*y Payment Plait out of the party" the old line tic South to aasert lie rights and lias Das. n i r bare been a lune­ AS LOW AS Democrats of the South who, al* assume the poaltion to which it t a tte a* tba dlepatsbM said, bet It i stitta a us be |eel ebaet bed most alone, have stood firm for entitled. j The announcement.on Saturday thut Mark Wilcox will Ihe basic truths upon which tbs Since IM1 the balance of .power, the. lea Ids dope. run against Claude Pepper for the United States Senate American system of gotetnmenl In the party has rested elsewhere. ju IU. hif*w « r a n opportunity Is prseen*1 .» , .DOWN thtf* k- E .f*Uaw we baeer next year did not come a* a surprise to any of th o u who f democracy and free dots are tod far the South to assume this .ytMBYWif* b*«n permitted kh” hsVd noticed the dust which the Fourth District repreaen 8 HR UK FOR TO ufl to survlrs, the name "Democrat" balance of power In place of Ihe U U tym **, *7»t *ls^Jtoa*awa£l tf^ y s haa been kicking up 4s hp covered more thah five must be rescued from Its Impose, other sections—whose beliefs sre GAH, OIL. LUBRICATION elebto weirsl»# «b*ui Rmmv*U thousand miles in a few short weeks of hand-shaking and ible connotations of today, and tha largely Inimical to Democratic FRONT AXLE AND eatalJubln# a dtotatocshlp—Tro/ after-d'nrter speaking throughout every section of Florida. reel Democratic party be purged Heals. ntlAKE WORK (NX) R*«erd. | Wilcox Is taking on a tough customer in Clalide Pepper of such element oa the red-Utoted Worn the standpoint of pure po­ ,who practically bent Park Trammell once—hla friends say , CIO end ib* pile peitel* of the lltlcal strategy the opportunity la iy naa apparently con— Bnj wft)| yvlthout opposition Upon another I park* Socialist and theoretical here for the South to be recognever before in national S E E occasion.” Furthcri^ore;- Pc^por Is ’.l ^ c r i i uiiier wAh ^ . ,w nixed tllU.as For th* seventy year* Amy to aPlta of tb* (l*rmaa *>*|®Jm?lou" m“nr),er ^ l’0 ^ n0’1!'" »0W. {° ,g et ^ the^ bcneflta of Un„J[aOUj{r, ,0^ t, tha South ha! stoce tl the War Between the State* PHONE 97 201 N. PARK with Japan- Judging from | “baby klMlng" without actually kiasing the baby. He too com* the bulk of th* leadership this section has estrn the erembs tb* a*«*ee* the Chinee* arm*, haa been nhclllnR the woods during the pa*t few weeks ar that has piloted, so fir, the ship falling froiji the table In the poll* la, strike* us thsae to so better |f he anticipated something was going to happen, and hla of atato safely along tha couras of Ileal kitchen. * A tnove to the dining room Is HAVE YOU SEEN • wwr. to whirl Mr. iiltlor eould promises of aid to Utile business and to farmers have not Constitutional democracy. sa t 1st hto alllsaDuring th* patt session of Oon- tnavltable and right, If thr Dem n\lrt him any. " . But Wilcox Is a — good campaigner. He has to his grass th* faith of th* fathers and oerslle leaders of tha South, back-^ Arrowing to U o n ird Agree. Generals* 2.R00 Watts' af deAdnd ritAp"v>la*. th|* to ao, credit the scalps of sonic of Florida’s foremoat vote getelectricity from oae gallon af sew • dkprasston wa ara bavtna tfira. He beat Ruth Brygn Owen when ahe waa regarded for edecetlohal parpoee*. Kaeh In the midst nf an agricultural dr- gaaollna. ♦ * * ♦ dr bat a bangorar from .the aa practically unbeatable. He took on the 'Dtwnaend Plan state waa sxpected to sell ths land presston, pouml out the school )U« depreaalim. "TbU to ib s^ h e n the organisation sponsoring It was at thn height of al a fair price. The'monsy waa to money In tb* form of loans on Fla* for camp, boat or ‘lilt.- I t , u P011116*1 po«er, and defeated it, pot once but twice. In l* put In “Irrevocable'' ttuxta so farms. Quit* a few chvnks went farm. ♦ * ♦ « * aav. -w^bsra^^ never comatoted Congress he has supported' most of the Administration that only tha Interest woald be to favored sons of the slat* po­ aaya- “We bsv* sever completed Runs radio aad light* for only Ihe recovery from Ihe g|M t da* measures which are now regarded,as* having been bene­ ured to help school children learn m b at party then in power as loans Ificial, but he has not lacked the courage to oppose meas­ the better way of life j n n worthless or nearly worthless pyeeilon “ • ■ 6 ■■ ures which he thought were detrimental. ^ Cor 'properties their owners never ex* Wcanor llolm Jarrell an­ i Florida votera. for the most part will keep an open nounce* that the to solng to mind on thta race until after the special session is over and p arry Rom ) u*i aa soon a* she gats bar divorce Bom Mr. J a r perhapa Until the regular session has developed Ita major of.its share of th* New York ■4al*(f*v reeevery.’* answered une poll"Aak Taer Nelghtosrrail and BltTr gala hi* divorce Issues. The work of these two men will be watched closely allolmHit. Old Earn Carasll kepi'tlcton, wheat called to eceount by a 408 W. 1st. Phong XI both th* land and th* money out Mecradlng administration fro« Fhnale hrloe Th* helglth by the people tp see which one le keeping the welfare of a t. rometbtng Or olhar la a»- his Constituent* closest to hla heart. Both of them are of the hand* Of political apermtoi* mlly reached when approach- able end popular men, but the people are expecting some and hto Hants to pratosd to this ,w*4dl*g aspouaramtaU aye tangible m u lta from this session of Congress and they are day. It to trim tha fadttol govern­ brfora dlvcwcee from prM* likely to favor the man next May who didn’t forget It. ment seemed to guard the Itotd aut help-matoe are secured. ■— -o grants srith all tb* pratoativ* log3“ ---------b--------tototton a person aadM wool, the developrime use** Mr*ody < meet patent of which was a re­ bet W»e* MaVk Wile quire™*nt thut If say ef the prin­ »d* il* lr »M* i * Kind to n Wit I Liu* Al riteea Ten WIB M s „ .ro . . p. .e y In WUly ter cipal sf Urn fond etoould ha tost, Ua|Ud lis ts* lanata Include l‘URUHIIRR*S AUXILIARY ‘ beer* bill sod Strayed, e* ha staton, the ttoto tb*,proposal to .p a rk lb* BePrint paper Iskre ahatber Jump Remember prlnt poprr goeu up Would have to make It FOR LKTTgR H I ADS, DILI, HKAOB. TAOD, Seme stato* did tbs Court- Oa moat other they from to to 95 percent Ik* first l*rs so far apparently they lh* first of January. CARD*. gNVlLOPES, OFFICE FORMS, ETC ef January. Todr prices wtll go could. Which often **,-«*« Thla H im It Will b* an Increase I vs b**a Me lu ay*- Net new not much. Other* hud pethktoas up with the price of print, ranging fi fram go to ad percent, ads con ha expected during from time ,to (lute coming ***aton of Contra**. depending on whether It to rolls In time, you will close un.—Pub­ upon the schpel estoowment funds or sheets, and to some exlrnl on lishers' Auxiliary. '■ mainly ^ s a a me*** t« pulling sited Btatos wa* (ha Ihe section of th e . coup try, Tha frimdto *u* of flat differencial as betwsm roll and c-S'j 1 . . . -■ lending six ' Many u poilttoal ahoet print to Increased t o per­ toedbrl lilmsoif a h a s from th* cent. dowmant fund* to u m t i far And what ara you. Mr. PublishBy RUSBBJL r a y out hf prepSrttoa to h *r, going to da about Ilf bs toft to Urn hand* ef Urn. paper jobber to going to WA8U1NOCTON — People who r t ^ r t Utot Increase slope to you. aver what set Hu mast, ot g* brehu 100,000JXXbOOO I of cut-eeer Ate •»ta| I It along security for kooky of edwmttoaal utretu. auharrlb. the treasury might be in te r funds. adrayU am t Or Wbut hap pan ud to ths atotos to absorb It and*go Uonaltou?it funds to tha xtutus. CtlF security TW Meaaury |* CHjr HsB, on N«* only print paper, but h. by In .io ta 1 M T for. Uto | buy to eoutiag r t x “ federal tha for current >t of five Tth. 1MT. •I 1. 0 .0 •T V r “from It to au k#v* to «nu vU* U Urn tor s way. n*»t a f f o rd 9 •■ars. f*.._at____ n., ItfcX,. DENSE SMOKE MARKS CHINESE RETREAT FROM NORTH SHANGHAI ConftrreM Meets Again A_..I b u m w �1 Jtonmm u, mr TRK 0ANPORD HHKAU), SANFORD. FLORIDA d Personal Activities ^RUZAIU.TH M IGR a II JORDAN. Society Editor M * ^ 11 . _1— fc* . ■* J |‘ - - ------ - n —-T r i ii" *'' i n Eaatern Star Will Honor f t . B, Chapman SotiOL Cuc& nc/af *■»■» —-■ | ■ m - ' Beml Hole Chapter Komtaf Two Mr. and Mra- It. T. rowan and Order of Eastern Star win eri eon, Ralph, apent Friday la toeial. Department of Ibe feru la with a Thankagivlnr Lakeland. I Clah win 'h a r t their dinner hi the banquet room ■■[ ■tenthly bridge party a t the Uaeanlc Hall at (:00 o'clock Johnny liydane of Newarh, N. Ucfc AH duh membare Y. hae e rr1'oil to "I*viid the bad to briny husbands, aa* winter hero. He It connected Ml i1out of town gueitt. with J. C. Hutchleon tb&BDAT Mlee Kleanor lllclrenn. who I, ettrnillna tha Florida' Blab- Cm lefw for Women, spent the weekend with her paronli. Mr. end Mr*. R. 0 . ilicaeon Teams Tie I Bowling Toui Continued from Faff On« •**■*•• lo determine the tlcinr kef°r* nnol bar ' eel aL-game* In (hw league begin operating. Irene DUnne Clowns In l*The Awful* Truth' THE DXJCHESS FACES WEST y* .?* 2f,to -• opened for turinc** here, tha aa* lullbhim -nt'* in me will be chang* n l to the Magnolia Pharmacy. c ^ i t a h M o S t Ciafc | A . raptcJty audience tilled t£ai uludlo paVlora of lira. Fannie 8. itutiacn Uat Saturday afternoon for the (Ytilliin Mu*ic i>ropnm. f u tita n t talent area Mlaa Elolae Winn, who gave * delightful f lo u t of m llaiiona. tha terotid n um blr of wtti»h wa* her own w riting.., * W T Mfctmw lold of .veoU Id Iho Iif« of Haydn ami Janlta Upaa toll) of hit rompo*tl|ona. A few pf the f jtla tela'cd ware: , “ Frant Joseph llaydn waa hoy|l In Auilria, March 3)st, l i s t a .(of 'lay* before the birth of Qeo|^« Jbut llitiv l>ue to o lew iw iitd In IIOS, JMi;. Schneider tla tn l the Oovrtn* nutit travf the Amerian Red CraM ilho t-icluaivr uat of Ihe word* ."Ill'll I’ttiK.’’ Irene’s A Dream! Cary’s A Scream! In The Merriest Romance- Ever Se*e a jj I T ’ S A S P R E E F U L O F k . J l G L E E F U L HTSTERICSI V|h- h.VvM w»a t*nigel»)«Hly. • ne»» and nentneat ever ywhera. Af the »pp of a.*r, llaydn became n ichoir, hoy and wee given m utif Lo j,||« |re \V*rrlncr lake* it* liaihlnt. Oame wlayeg Kov te. I»«t • T a m 1 v* Team 1 Iraqe Dunn*, the Thamlorabln most* ludicrous turn, buworer. "At <;igM ‘yearn, a. member of Team I screen rnniedlenne. ii'ormt might­ when Jerry announce* hi* en­ St. S'c|ihcna choir in Vienna r . I - .e o 'd ||« IK ily In Ibe yeah"* cholioat comedy gagement lo n flighty viMing uhr-nr he bediine famous for hl» t , wm**r ,T‘ *•*' Ivniitlful soprmo voice. ‘Al elgh" role aa Lucy w arrlner In Culum thing with n *ocln| ici inter 'u n hia volte (rake. Ihen followed K. U Prle* __ lie t*t III bln’* *Tha Awful Truth." which ». Ludwig „— ; i n i n i n background, Lucy, deieimi ll'll to ntanv htriluhip*. After a time hw opened ywtarday at tha Hill Theater. Irena merely *cr«lched win J«.-ry hmk at all I'oai*. ut- l»i:iin composing and teaching In, the airfare of her comedy rape tend* tha sumptuou* opgaae lit. old hl’u he made two vliite to li-mluti, Moran brggt-d him not to bllltles In “Theodora Ones Wild." menl parly, poring n* J e m If- *"Jh»ld*--- It* I TV |T H etfe * !------ - t»* i n It remained for bar hllirlmta ■liter. *nd hy nrtlona tnl.tlfy un ut 'You are old, the voyage U w , M o t t ---- . . l i t 111 clowning in ‘The Awful Truth* becoming a lady, utaluige* in ihrngermm and you do not know a. » .will# ------— *»* H. 1*1 iwe IK to rareal the treainrS'lrovn of have henelf and tier ‘•hrwlfln h i m . I <>r the language of. the pacitalent In her Immltablo perron-1 thrown nut on their enllerliroijile.* llaydn rrplhil; 'I know one language Iho whrlr world .will unasm* ptiyod No*, u .1 ■ar. "CQloasal" »a» coluo.l l.*r 'ITl 'and—Mueic.’ TMm I - Thlo gay. madcap' story ol Juit such a scene . "From a child Haydn acrltblrd tha Warriners. played br Mis* Irene and Cary, lead.cl f.ir> ill ' down little melodic*. In lime he Donna aa Lucy and Tury Rrnnt first time, *r«. of coiA kp, * *u v, ii famed for many varied form* aa Jdrry, Is *o uprosrtuu*ly pftrb. Halph Rellamy girt', .t d> ol to mpot it ion*. instrumental and funny It should make the an­ vi cut. Hia find umliitiou* work »•* *»* IK t i l l nual Ian beat lilt In a whI*. ho . nn opera “The Devil on Two • • Team 4 Tha fun starts when Jerry and MMvV\ llraldra great matorioe I t U a lta r---- I II Ml k #T’*m Lucy declda *16 separate with hi. work included ISA aymphonlea, W. Lukrmaan .. IK l i t Its taf the only bona of contention the J - bufwlg — tei IK i n l i t ■it ny crncerted number*. al»o for Mr.- Bmllh, their T. Hnllf «.... 171 121 l!)i 4117 "Vbqlody of f'm i.l iwilo inutrulm-nt" W. ItlRlflalii H|2S 11V is | 4j(i wlre-halr terrier. llaydn lived to an old age— * The court a lio * , Mr. Smith Til III t i l m y lom l and esteemed by all who • l l l l l l M I Camplrll1.11 „f to Lucy but pt*.-mlt* Jerry to knew him, and fondly ralli-d ‘I’apa ,7 * •*. Tatal el** vl*lt tha dog. Thu* many uf the (llaydn'.'* • a. * IklK film’* outalandlng comedy scenes I The program inrluded the fol* •J w * 11WI ■rise out of Jerry's vlaila to f ▼* I* l ilt * ilowing number*: Lucy'* apartment while *he |i * 1* I«»»« I I Dntice of Ye Olden Time*, entertaining*' InJpdUent PACK TBRBR lultorn. in w u u n c i e r n w i i ven a l * mi ’ Windsor on * trip lo the United Stales w Hoot Baltimore will bo a homecoming, Thl holoiraphle study U by Cecil Beaton, wt artist and portrait photographer. MAGNOLIA PHARMACY SANFORD’S NKWKST DBUfi STORE Last Show ings T o-N ight —Don’t Miss It— • ----- Tuesday----? $ $ ? $ $ The Big Day $ $ $ $:$*$ $ %? 100 Special A ttractions nnrf y*t*rr .1*0 A U* r **II* — j s »a v e ^ mn J / \ ORlicS ^ J b ' WE D E L IV E R T ELEP H O N E 2(13 For Your Drug*, roometlr*. Cairn! Medicine*. 1‘rorrlpllon*. Ifospilal Hupplle*. etc. MAGNOLIA PHARMACY. MurrU SchnrUrr, I’roprlrlur BETWEEN THIS MAN AND WOMAN wnn n b a r r ie r only n R rcnl love r*>uld b re a k I The grand**! Inve.*tury uf a m x lrr *tur)-trll*r, Ibe thrillUg romance nf gnld-mad Yukon da;*! «v . . REX BEACH’S The BARRIER llegl*lrr*d DruggUl Unlvrrally uf Murlda liraduule PICTURE FRAMING In ta r framing department we terry an ri leetlta of high quality moulding*. We frame from a miniature lo a lapealry. R O SE D U SH ES Shrutfbery—Annual* A. K. ROSSETTER WIEBOLDT Pi—l.c* t'avi adeii, (Dou' lt Beto— Two I'itnoM lle iu * —Muriel K not, HIbn Meriwether, rt —Hu.He Donee, Howell* Krillh FLORIST • r.rr.n v n r . e iin v n s ir - " | l.vVejoy. - . 7 (n) Chiming (tell*. (h) Evening. J'liniilding— Bill Meriwether. S—l ’hn»iHK Itllltelfllel, ' I rmofll — Ituth Sleiiitm iii l>-—Denee Id SA L E ! welher 11 —llorp Tone*, Starts Tuesday 8:30 A.M . and lasts one w eek only Dresses Awortment nnd End O dd Cone and be ■ Rood picket For One Week •t 2 Piece . Coat Suits In beige, brow ft. d ia l HIm* I I t* M V alue* to 115.95. Special Dresses Dresses Special Aaaorlmcnl .. Sices 12 to 20 Value lo 18.00 uP Value to f 15.95 One Week Only the lloaebutt*, K rh la * (ien e Caswell. lrl«, ITeffi'rWmh—1^)1* ) • 1 Mrr- W EtTlTIOM OUSE , New Smart Head sear Divided Into four Blf Groopd Chiffon Special Stretchy Top loor. wool Twin Sweaters k U C T V lC o f CO O K ERY Krtierer—Kal- herint Wiirqln* 12 —Sumta In I) Mnlor (Double Solo, Twn Piano*) llaydn— Jnnire Mo*a—I’eirpy MeTeere. 13— V*l"e, fluvernoy—Ann Wig if In*. 14— Fifth Macurka, Lynnes-Claydn Winn Fbrguauin l.'>—Ilarkl llork! Ihe lark !, Schulert f .i'jt—Fannie Reba Mun­ son. Ill Ki-eital|<>n*i (a ) Father Take* a Hand, |b ) "Mini.-. I Hot Ihe Job". Kneokp—Rimina’a la*t Chance, Mi*« Flni»e Winn. At the close of. the program n rising vole of thank* wa* given Ml** Klolae Winn for her arllt*k illy rendi-rrd aelecllon* D O O R PtHZEt • tlartric cooking on lh« n*w l* ) f Westingluaiir Electric Jtongv* has proved lo be a ten**. ' InnI No one can really appreciate bow juillAed 1* thl* strong it airmen! unlcoe they actuaTly **• — actually lari* food* cooked the Wsetlngbouse wey. AN I N V I T A T I O N T O YOU We Hunt you to hive tU* thrill. You ar* lavltcd lo ere Juet how it's done . . . )u*t why meat* are Juicier . . . pie* and cake* *o j»erfect • . . why foods look bettor, taeta better. You will want to know the economy of electric cooking . . . t h a c/**nl/n*«« . , . the letsur* afforded by lea* hour* In U)* kitchen. Archer Himlery No. 200 Sheer Millinery m p u c i t y R. N. NIPPER S IG N S Humtrnlt nf wmrien have (old why they a it 10 entliuyUsiic «l>out llwir Wr*iln|huu*e Klectfic Hatifra. Wr went you In have fifat-tiaml Infof* nialltiMii (Mi 11weIf rafuciiriicef* When intnrvltw#di Ihnw* VnthusliisHc usett votrtl for the uniform!y fine ruoklng roultt mhirved — wrvd for itwl lm|Moved (liivor, IAllure and quality of food, Kate of ronvrtiirnrr, kit chert coolfitao, ct«irt* /iriFM, fctiAiHiiy, •aftty, a|wrd— ill wtri •lolled out *« Mtot*e” that make the Wtetiaf • bouae Vtwnge iucIi a joy to use. OF ALL KINDS Winter Coats All Reduced In AU C o lo n FOR DELICIOUS • SNACKS . * ** Reduction Christmas Gift Underwear Placed On Advance ThapKsgi Printed Gowns and Paiamas Pajamu Lac* Trimmed i Pure Dye Gowns • Cut* monthly electric cooking foatj 1*%. Cook* complete roost aad vege­ table dinner for 40% !***. * .. KRAFT CHEESE SPVIADS IM S aad 12.46 Valawi Reduced 115 MAGNOLIA m^msrn l *• rv* ’ PHONE 111 �\>-1ijlj t-l,",•rtf*' W m ' ’*Wl*‘' mm « U ' *- ■ ■ cmiaole Comty fTrp 5W56*. • THE , ’ . M ark Wilcox T osses H at Into Senatorial R ing reventionAnd Curb­ ing Methods To Be Told By L P. Davis R oosevelt U r g e s C o-operation F o r Census Tom orrow LAKE MARY Mrs. g. A. Don#law, Mrs, C. WIabiU and Mrs. Wm M u p r f , of. tsndad tka mosttag of M i s t 7, Federated a n t s of Florida la Bt Cloud rossaUj. Mr. and Mrs, C W. I.MU uv] family attended tko Btagtng Coovsntlon In Chuluol* Sunday. M r and Mr*. Clifford Oardnor of Astoria, U I. wort m eats rocantly of Mr. Houfhton. Mrs. D W. rro'jnoli and twoj •ponoorod tho moo Id pal beakroptey law which permitted aeekot of Florid* dtloo and towns to wipe oat tbolr boomtime debts, lb# Wilcox air daV A inrvwy U determine the **- ' tense act and tbe Kvorgtodss r.,t*at of hookworm dlseaeo In Som- National park act. 11* ha* actlvsly mpporteo children hsv# returned to their I T tool* County was launched today Iff Illation (saraa teeing bank ? by L P. Davis from tho Florida depoaita. a*tablinking tba Home home htvlng spe nt se veral month* ■ In Ohio snd DstrolL ! , t7i'-; &B4at* Board of Health. Owner* I m a corporation, the Mr. snd Mrs. Martini of T e m p .! ■ ‘ Mr. Dovb ha* token hsadqoar farm tenancy program, ootabvkaw fop hi* county-wide campaign Ilabmoot of tko Otrlltan conaer • pent the week end with Mr. end JM Mrs- O E. Densld.cn. i i tko office of tho County School .... ~ ifurae, Mrs. Dorothy Lamb Dur- ration tin pa and *a#lstod in Tim Dlbt. Class m . t Tuesday «r( i drafting a flrro ach ln f bUI to ,kMT hi* stay bora ho has planned tako tb* profit* out of war which th* homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. * . SUwart. BBLMI MM. I O Y » M » '" a n educational program as a pro* la now pending. Mr and Mrs. A. W- Tomkhuon .***>■»■■»■■■■ — 1 '.' wootire of Uio disease, and effort* A* a dtotriot ravrasootailv* bo - 'grill aloo ho mid* to curb tho ox* baa been particularly active In of N. Wilmington. Maos, have ra-‘ ---------- " " • r T » nTT ;- .t* t of tb# die**so through proper Ike development of - the lower tamed to spend the wiaUr months. Mr. John Heaton arrived Mon-| " -----.-------t—j_____ ____ f treatment. »*at coast, obtaining r i m . port ■terlng during the Qcmua In this r ’. In dtocnralng the disease ' Mr. and waterway Improvements gnd and all other communltioo, accord­ . D ark 'slated that: public building* Including a now ing to * pamphlet -General In­ f e \ T h o m ara certoln dlseaaei like pasloffle* a t' St. Aogoatlno, * pneumonia, amillpox, and typhoid Fort rioree, palm Baaeh, V ast IDs ton was unable la accopany formation’’ tosuad by Administra­ lower, that alrlka man down so Palm Daaeh, Fort Laudtrdalo tor John D. Diggers Th* pamphlet quotes tho Pres­ i awifliy and with *o heavy a hand and Miami Bosch, a coatoma ■ Tb* Ladle* AuxHilary of ilia. -------ident's message. In which ha said, ‘.’ that ovary on* dreads them, others, bouaa at porj Kvtrgtad**. and Chamber of Oommora* wore hot -1 less** to ih* County Federation uf CMlnutg From Fate One ?, Ilk* hookworm dlaeara, work alow- tba o m o o aa highway from tho "If you ghr* me tb* facto, I shall Woman! d o b . on Friday. * * "7 P*™«i who should fill try to use them for the benefit of Florida malmand to Key Wool Mrs. H. M- Qlet son and Mr*. « t ‘ tb* report card act*ajly do It.' Ills announcamont said ba L. Q. Pickering w*r< g o i.U of "On Tuesday Nov- Id * th* Post all who need and want work and would open an active campaign Mr*. Lather Hobby- hi Orlando Office In yobr City will deliver to do not now have It." In alloeathif monies for th* eriar tba first of tho y**r It Tuesday|e*eh and every place where people Census Congress directed that the followai Francos and Jbnmto Thompson Uvo—whether house, apartment, "I will bo a candidate for tba wore honored with a handkerchief 'rafter colony, Hop house, or aback, cense* be token -to aid In tho fo roffice of United flute* senator show n Monday night glean by lbe Itoport Card on which unem- mutation of a program for reem­ frpm Florida, subject 'to the Ploranco and 8h*aly Boat. Oame* ployed or partially unemployed ployment, social security, and un­ democratic primary to bo bold end contests w on enjoyed during)men end women ara lo register for employment relief for th* poopl* tb* ovoning, after which t*fr**h-i*hl* census,'* Mr. Hlggera slated of th* United Btotea,” H was In May, til l. pointed out. , "I win conduct an actlva cam­ manta wrwra served to the following In hla letter to the Mayor, While the unemployed a n war­ paign after the flrat of the year pguoata: “Will you »**»■« make t* It the first viTivr order ned In the pamphlet that -regis­ lit*1X1' - ■* f|g r *, | *«»« mm* and will at that Uma irate a Frame** and Jlmmt* Thompson of business lo check un the canformat and tma* detailed state­ honor guosto,-Betty Dorto Will- »u» and assure yourself that noth' tration on the Report Card to in for »a Job," Vrarir- no sens* »registration « g » * - i w - i w i i aw* ment. lama, Norma PorUat, laurett# Ing has been left undone In _ jr=::r! -For tbe proaont I shall con­ Mint hew, Jana Cochran*, Roth An* City,- th* Cenaoa Admlailrator lihere to' an Implied Intention of ■" ° r . Cnngreai to ua* this Information tent myself with tho aUtomont demon, Ruth Smith, Doris Itblll, asked. Iho dovolopmont of a conalruethat ths record of ray firs year# Anise Whitaker, Foggy Ann Boat, The last day for these forma ,to Ifor 1 .. tlvo plan, aimed at Improving th* service In congress to aa open Roy Bewail Jr., Jock Howell, b* filled out and returned to the book. Tho measnroo which I Howard Bottler J r , Jhnmle Rea- malls to Raturday Nov. 20, It was condition of th* onemployed. bavo aupporUd. tko thing* I vet, Nad Bostic, Ralph Williams, pointed out, and subsequent to the When th* analysts of th* Infor­ have stood for and the proposal* Thomas Freeman, George Roland, return of those canto, tho Govcm- mation sought through the 14 which I bavo oppoaad gird evi­ Charloa Roland, Raymond Ball, msnt plana to'm tke tesla of tho questions on the Report Card has dent* of tb* ch a rset* of my Wallace Bmllh, Gton Cochrane, completeness and accuracy of the Iurn completed, Information wilt b* available showing In what ago past sarvlc* and tb* sort of groups, In what trad**, and In service I shall roador Id tho aonala. Mrs. J- M- Thompson, Mra. Waite, ‘•The supreme Inportonce u f, what section or th* nation unem­ -I am a firm and alaadtaat and Mr*. Boat, this census to every element In tho ployment most prevail* and will believer In Ih* principle* of tb* ■ ___________ soelri, civic and economic life o f,1 demneratio party, and I shall x------- —------------------the country Justifies, AdmlnUIrn-) continue in the future a* I bavo tor Bigger* auertod In Wa to tu r.; In tba past to oupport those _ _ _ all of us In dedicating five days mustier** which cunfurtn to the CentimisO Teen r*o* Ont to aarvice for th* common woal.principles of my party and glon Hut located on, th* Unemployed persons and parvigorously oppose all measures Bhoro Driva. ______ jtlally employed who fill out efcd which tr* at variant* with I i ' . . send In card*' for Ih* Natlcridl Th# Sanford Jwilor Cbamlror n , Unemployment Ccn.ua during th# thoa* principles." nrwj not fw,r (hBt Wilcox, who to 41 years old, Commerce wttl hold Ito regular flT, . dgy I# a native of Ooorfto and a achodulad wookly lunrhoon 'ni**- ,h#|r n lm n wm b , pub||,hed or A city that thinks of everything graduate or Kmory university. II* ' mode public In any way, * la Budapest, which Jailed • all began tho practice Of law at room of th* Valdes Hotel, It wu«|I This pledge to contained In ths known pickpocket* before darkenannounced today by RE. L*n#y, ItoielhiMt, n s , In ISIS * Xnd Instruction* lent to all efflco* Ing tho city for airraid practice.' nsw president. where the census to being taken. Now York Sun. M d takes but Util* Interest In Ih* moved to West Palm Peach In t i l l . Bine* 1110 ho has boon T h * confidential nature of th* an ­ w eal games of children. Raymond Monsalvatgo waa re ­ ' T h o state departm ent'of public counsel for tho Florida League ported to b* rooting nicely a t th* swers to tb* quest Iona on the Re­ health of.Florida la nuking a of 'Municipalities and baa writ­ F sm s Id-Laughton Memorial Hos­ port Card will ba respected by the Instructions study of hookworm and other bt- ten aevrral book* on municipal pital, according to a statement Administrator," tho stale, and also that tho Informs* ttotlnal worms, in people ell ovar taxationmad* thl# morning by Mrs. Ella -1 tko atoto. This to Utlng don* with ' In IIW ho received tho Clvl- a both T. Jam toon, Superintendent ijtton giren by lha signor* of th* Wo matter how many tnojfldnoo Icard* will not tor used to IJieir dtotko Idea of getting rid of the ln- tan award for being tb* moat hare tried for your cough, chori | ad van tax* In any respect, th* dats you fMtlona and teaching poopl*' how outstanding eltlxan of West of tb* iMtltQtlon. cold, or bronchial irritation, you can Palm Reach. Ho Is a Maaon. Elk. 'being solely for th* purpose of tho get relief now With Cream ulilon. U avoid getting them In th* fu ­ Violator* of City Ordinances) census. Ktwanlan and a member of tho Serious trouble may be brewing and ture. Examination* will be . mad* wore tried In a session of ‘bo.I Every unemployed or partially you cannot »fiord to take a chance v urltbeot coat to anyone so desiring. 'MglhodUt Churchy with any remedy lea* potent than Municipal court tb u aft# moon OreomuUlem. which goes right to '■•*T%o work In this county- to A golf playerria a. person who the seat of the trouttle end elds na­ being don* through tb* coopera­ ture to tooth* and heal the Inflamed tion of tho Btata Department of can drive 70 mllea an hour In permission by building Inipeetor mucous membrane# and to loosen Public Health and the county expel th* germ-laden phleem. Walla ' In th* C ity'H all where G. P. Paxton to remodel hie reel- and Even If other remedies have failed. superintendent of public fatalruethe .original paint ha* deterior­ dene* at an estimated coat of Coat bo discouraged, try Creomuitkm." , ated a r t being rapalnl*^. City ftOO. Contractor F. A -Dyaon I* aion. Your druggist to authorised to C lerk , F. 8. Lemma advised thla to hav* charge of th* work. XZ Preparations A r e M a d e F o r Census Of U n e m p lo y e d CITY NEWS BRIEFS . . . Workmen, this morn Ing, wore repainting tho largo sign above th* Woolworth I. and 10 Cent Store. ' • • i , D r,' A. C. Klrk -wa* granted H/ ----- Workman today begin bricking u p . th* fireplace In th* Court House. .A, -Urge stova wilt n plset t b » m flreptae# which has given many year* of aervlc* and can no longer b* used because of a cavo-ln, „ eaot from tho Whit* House, th* .Chtof Executive a*Id th* hua* task to ’ bo inaugurated Tuesday was n o m sary to furnish facto upon which th* Administration hop** to has* a aound, Mag* rang* program of ra*mploym*»t Unemployment, be oboerred, had delayed th* balancing of th* Notional budget. Asserting that unemployment relief to "of retiree, not tho per­ manent cure," Mr. Hoooevolt said: "Th* permanent cur* lias in finding suitable jobs In industry and agriculture fo r all willing worker*. It Involve* co-operative effort end planning which will lead to tho absorption of thta un­ used man-power In private Industry." „ While th# President spoke. Cen­ tos Administrator John D. Big­ ger! waa making final prepara­ tions for distribution through th* postal ae rr Ice of more than W«000,000 census forma which will go to every adult In th* land on Tnoodoy. Those wholly without work or only portly employed are asked to fill out th* .questionnaire* and return them, postage fro*, to th* IB— H on — F o r R apt . IT'S SIMPLY. INEXCUSABLE RCA *& ZENITH ' HOFM ANN Electric Service r > ly than ever before. C ow an Cp. SU E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA Uitwrina. fa Instontty tloMlo y rdoex, Improvui mouth kyglano RILEY’S Phormocol Company, 5». Leuto. LISTERINE e n d s Vm M NOV. 18 THRU NOV. 18. 1W7 uaee ■ tc a rv n t M B i H eipz A s s t Soups i I Lb. M ello C offee '» ravKD -t a c u a 2For #— — A nglo Corned B eef J 2 For Try a D eticious Home-Cooked Meal aas min x o s ra aeip a* a u v i a #« Country G entlem an Com 4 Lba. B ine R ose R ice kissit a r* c m e a r n HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. Cream C heese i t s sew r a r m r . ' SB cedP eaches Complete Lunch TaU Borden’s Milk tyJAvr? .. 3Fot 3 For SNOW’Is PAINT 4...Cl MIRRORS Roman Beauty APPLES 10 lbf.-.. PAINTS •Sp QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Prodxctf :*4A trala spare llmo FOB '■■ N T —Th* store pleaolng, aetlmaUn*. by AJNa Food On, H god , aorvictog wofT Call operator, j* Cats* lag ago, preounT Ofcb ba for r**t D m ? . y m * >«* , BOX J . J . o a u . ra Ma. RADIO RADIO / nesa, enabling ua to aerve the men of Seminole County more efficient­ S d M t y o x r footf fro m ■ Uat o f d ilrr— blned Manatee and Sarasota dto- trtet, Announcing...... j...' STATE"MARKET located |« | oak Av*: Apply Hoary A- Buoooll—Pbuu* 41 durlpg day, 4TI-J at alghL ' Woman waato laundry U haw*. Til Willow Arev •. . Growers M eet T o n i g h t T« S elect B o a r d ■ FURNiaitcD fit* room h f —Eilijatloa Wanted s s L tu J i.'z a r s £ Th* mooting for nomJnatkm* from tko Ovlado district will o* held In tho Oviedo School tomor­ row night sod-mootings in th* other district* ora scheduled for later in th ! week, Mr. Daweoci reported. Shipper representative* on th* Cornmltte* from this district will also b* selected laker in th* week, RADIO Mr. Dawson Indies tod, adding that plana woro being mad* for a 1938 joint meeting of th* growers and M shippers In this - district earn* time next week to discus* plans for operation under th* agree­ ment during th* coming season. RASY TERMS, / ' ' H. B. Davie. AAA raprasaatotl*e la this district' and D. E. Timmons of th* Florida Extension Service la CatneevlTlo wBT .b* present a t tko mootings. * '* Mr. Dawson urged all grower* * From th* uiurwon, which must 4 th* Sanford district to make be In by midnight, Nov. 80, the a special effort to b* present at Administration hopes to deter­ th* mooting tbulght. mine: Th* number of unemployed end those who work only part tlm#! their ago group* and geographi­ cal locution and the type of work for which they ara boat suited. -Enforced Idleness, embracing ‘any considerable portion of our people, In a nation of auch wealth end natural opportunity, to ■ paradox th at challenge* our In­ genuity," President Roosevelt The addition to our penonnel of Mid. - I t has boon with us, in * Mr. E- L. Morrow w in will be In measure since th* beginning of cha rife of our Men's Clothing De­ I our Industrial era. - It has been accentuated by th# Increasing partment. complexity of butlnooa and Indus­ try, and it has boon mad* mote Mr. Morrow has had many year’* acuta by th* d*pro** Ion. - I t has mad* necessary tko .ex­ experience In mfen’a clothing bualpenditure of bMlona of dollar* Plant Vegetables Nou) '■ 4 WASHINGTON. N ot. !».-<*> —P m l t a t Roooov.lt app**1*1 U the Nation b a t night tm whole- boartod ro-opvraUon In • A Three Days’ Cough C lam tied Advertia4ment$ morning- •' ’ T U R N IPS t «b^.. . . . ONIONS 2 Rms.... : l . n LET US DEMONSTRATE ~ THE NEW G PowetS: m-toUwdCtr Si AND WITH YOUR OWN. DRIVER ■■•. ------:------j- 1934 Chevrolet Town “I t a WQ CHEVROLET DELUXE OO, 118 CHEVROLET DELUXE t CARS AND TRUCKS AT “ Mi ____ _ > 1 < 1 �Sm inola C o n tjr P ra n a* * ~ More Fruit Aid VnfdUbk* Hum A Similar A m la Aawrka ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1«. 1937 ' • m — Aim . Grand Jury Starts Farm Meeting ®v3L In »!* - -% Establish fd la 1908 ■ ft ■■ Parade Of Witnesses W ith‘Cuba’Records ' Are Called Before Inquisitorial B o d y r k Definite action aaainat lot■Urr racketeer! In this sec*tion haa been atarted by th* , aaaaiiHad, and a sum of monay j stolenA1 Toast, operator of ilia r«* . sort on tha outskirts or the town reported to tha Bherlff-* oftlco that tha hooded raiders . descended lag! night, following a public Initiation of lto new i Klanamen at the city playground, , ordered bla patrons to tears and | forced the d a b to dose. He also charged that IU0 In | cash and a IT vetch were stolen , from him daring the raid and that tha clsb vah badly damaged. At JackeenTltte Captain nearca 1 J. Garcia, grand dragon of lha I Florida KUn, said he vonld In[ Taatlgate whan Informed of tha i Incident h r newspaperman. "Klanemen do not aiedl/’ ha said. “Botne of the beat people In Miami are members. It may hare been that people who are not members used tha Klan regalia aa a mask during a retd on tha dab." Principal Speaker A t Jaycee M eeting taL but Court House atundmnts | appeared confident that a move was underway to round up the *talg shots" In the lottery racket. The penalties for operating a lottery racket. The rRetuld , was, * n u s i B H t i u B n i u n o n m i * i . - . * * , Joeliod« i flM of twit Gf (he public toward mat It n of J*** ^ * n .** ww* than government and w hit action the IS.000, or Impriaapmeut for not pub!k , houM u k e co m et this leas than one year nor more than dU utU fMtion, Frvd B. Wilton, teni and for anyonq coovlrtad of th4 Slnfonl j unU)r prmtlng. tailing, or dUtrlbutlng chamber of Commerce today dur*9***r*r- J*^t***' • ^ a* n°t | “ *'lng the regular weekly luncheon *han |100 u»d nok more than^bet waa held In lbe grill room of P.000 or imprisonment for not ,b , Valdai Hotel laaa than on* year a r more then Durfalc the meeting, a Utter UT ,U ? * fln* from the Jacksonville Juniorof HOC or Imprisonment of not chamber of Commerce waa read more than three months for p a r by President E. E. Laney of tho aaMlon of a lottery Uckat loesl organixatlon. in which the It wea thL penally of Imprison- Jacksonville civic body asked that mank which waa causing so much Sanford sand a delegation to the consternation In Iba mnka of the s u t , jDntor chamber of Comr sc katears The Herald waa ad- marc* Mid-Winter convention to vised, aa an aroused public opta be held U Jacksonville December 10. 11, and tS. Several mem bare of the local :t]u1f stated that they would make the trip and attend the convention but a definite number waa not on SESSION OF CONGRESS OPENS Names Three ToAAABoard Miami Night Spot Raided By Gang Id K b Klux Regalia P en a lties Cited v F or. Conviction 160 Hooded Men And WomenAssauIt And M i n i s t e r i a l Group R ob Entertainers Appeals For Help 9 Agidnst Gambling HOUSE X Meisch, Chapman,And Henry NlckelSelected As Nominees For Control Committee Study Of Controvert % ainl Anti-Lynchinfif '^J Bill Draws First At- | tention Of Solon* 7‘ John Mslseh. R. If. Chapman, and Ilanry Nlekal, thro* prom­ inent celery a rower*, ware elect­ ed nomlneea for grow** member* on tha Control CotnmlUta cf the Calerr Marketing Alreement for the Sanford' Dlatrlct at a p o w e r * meeting In tha Coart Iloaae leet night. County Agent C. It, Dawaon, .. # b o acted aa chairman of the meeting, re­ ported toiler. E. J. Merer. O. J. Pope, and Oua Schmah vara elected hr acclalmatlon aa allamataa tor tha committeemen. A good representation of grow­ This general view of the lions* of K een .-■■nt.itm-» tin* flut.i utt-l irutierlee joioioul to • it. Kpntkef lunkhead (I)-Ala I er* In the flan lord dlatrlct vo.-a present at the meeting, on the n*trum , called tha llouaa to order opening (he special teas U>n of i i.ntiii * calli-d li> I're.iitrtit Itoo-i vi ll. Directly b*dw thv Mr. Dawion itatad, adding speaker on the n a il rostrum the clerk can be teen aa he started In re»d the I'rc-Mt-nt's message to Ui< t'ongros.mrn. that In addition to tha election Sitrirm Of P rotest ^ j Is First R eaction 1 of tha provisions of tha calerr P««t which, recently, waa declared effective hr tha Secretary of Agriculture. H. D- Darla. AAA representa­ tive from tha Lakeland office, nod D E- Timmons, or tha Ex­ tension Bowles In Gainesville, ware present at the meeting and explained various matters relat­ ing to the'agreementDuring tha rase ting, Mr. Daw, bod stated, the question of whether or not there wee - any provision for standardising and regulating the quality ot the celery shipped In Interstate com­ merce, came up for discussion. The group was edrlsad that at tha present time there urea no such provision In the agreement but that It might ha tnoorpwalsd ta the pact -through addl- Dr. P. I. Lipsey Mrs. Curlett Is Addresses Legion Re-elected Head On Foreign Crisis Of Civic Group , -M Roorgfani/.ation B i l l , *. Ts Only Other Mea«- J sureWhich TsRcady ,s| Sit-Down Strike I d Fisher Plant U nauthorized The Celery Camp. No. 025 of thr CIO Union, General Dupree Also Speaker; C.OfC. Women’s Com­ Woodmen of the World, will meet Boyle Commended. mittee To Continue tonight in regular session at lbs Motors In Deadlock c'anfonl American Legion Hat On New Contract OnWork FbrLcgion Welcome Program located on the U ha Front Drive, according In a statement from CC. Collins. abroad during tha past summer, giittee of the Heminola County were discussed by Dr. P. I. I-lp- Chamber of Commerce at the ary, Professor of Journalism of Committro’a first meeting of tho Stetson University, at tho regu- fall season ycalbrday morning In lar monthly meeting nr tho Camp- tho Chamber of Commerce Uulldb*U. Loosing'poet o t the American k g . Mrs. It. F- Monsalvatge of Legion In the Laclmi lin t U it i#*nford waa aleo-unanimously renight, according to officials of ofo-ted Vice-Chairman, tha organbation. The "Welcome-to-Sanford" plnn City Commissioner W. II. Du- Inaugurated last year by the Civic prre, too, addrrised tho Lrglon* Committee was again adopted a* nalrea at their meeting and high, a major activity and Mrs. Pniil ly commended the work of the ||, Hansel! waa re-appolntrd GenSons of the Legion Drum and ,-ral Chairman of the welcoming Bugle Corps which he character committee*- This activity Is carried lied as a mcana of much fa v o r on by a special committee which, able advertisement for tho Cl'y. is appointed each month la rail District Committeeman W. II. flpon new residents In Sanford Shepherd of r«coa and County ami extend a cordial welcome on Prosecuting Attorney Herbert (behalf of the business, civic and Messer were also visitors at the eoria! Interests of the city. The monthly dinner of the Legion- new comers are also presented nalrea. |wlth special courteries with the In his address. Dr. Lipsey compliments. of several business pointed ou| the fact lhat the in- firms. During the summer months duatrial and territorial conquests the work of the committee was ( O u t i M ee peas lawn handled directly from the Cham* ber of Commerce office. ■ Members of the Commit lie dir | alhly through the cooperation of the BUte Department of Agri­ culture. Mr, Daweon H i celled a Duel­ ing of lha ahtppara of tha Baaford district tor tomorrow far tb« express purpose ot electing Hanford's quota of four shipper membora to tha Control Com­ mittee. The meeting will he held a t tha regular meeting place ot the ehlppere In the Sanford At­ lantic National Bank Building. After lha election of the ship per members to tho Control Contmlttaa, Sanford's represen­ tatives to the administrating committee will have been elect­ ed and tha other aectlona are scheduled to hold their elections during the UU»r part of Ihe week. Grower members of tha Com mtilna from tha Oviedo dlatrlct will b« elected at a meeting of ■ ’with traffic laws existing In Hanthe growers la tha Oviedo Only t h i n persons were tried ford, and a vole wns carried fo Bcboo) tonight, Mr. Dawaon before City Judge Frank L. Mil- rB|| Upon Ihe flafety Committee said, adding that meetings are Three Persons Are Tried In Police Court S A f i , 1T.'" Kl*»nl* f ltr. -wHT htdrt -R* weekly luncliron WVilnea- >n| Innr 4 mm Pmmm FnMB.fl Tailed Kidnapera ’'Tnlio Their FNcape that "If rumliiiuoa gu along as they' I'titdilfiln h 'l'tiiN.. Die r.tillti' w«» hitvi* Iwen, you'll - m- nn ,-ntlMy illffrliiil complex km on tha '’■inniillinH*><d.‘‘ lit- ea 1.1 n rnnfrm iin tinil been Mi-vent)-Btxlh Congress* nrrnnm .! for I on I*. M. between Tin- i w rit p|ti( ions In New union nn.I i.-m piny ufflclnl* on York and Ohio indicated more t'll-’Vnnri-B nlifHi m tis 'il tho alt- Iti-pii* licull gitln* in the fnliitc, ho rtiwn i-i X to it clock last night, (til (d Th.- p • ;p*l grti-vnui-o ho *a|d **Th»*ro h uvrry Inillrilloni1' ha * 'i* iho le y l r p off of 600 em(fportriR, Miv'tr* g o b c iiCbllBBei Ok r« |P i ’ffhir) i lores. Negrtl»M"ns tx-tween Oenaral Motors Dorp., mul tho Untied Aulmnulill. t V c i '- r " of Amorlrn nn a new inntrnef nppsn-nMv si'ri. ■■.il.-ui.ii. i vusierday oni H»> iiiriiurnllmr-i ilemnml for v - ! n< aril ushiiieiK*i* uc.iin-i nti-iu- Pow er Company To Hold Division M eet At Mayfair H otel: Mmrlted s i r IV1 1 . t 1 A- W. A conferees ri-Ji-i-liil fliiiutsy n prupused rn’w ngrei' m -nt, t'rniliinllne five iitmitb uf negotiation*. Tl" .nl.jlo I iigrenjnent, slgneil M .i,il| 11. rcn j flnued In effect Imt wliliiml », i liiiim lutd-it Ipiitntlirly nn flept I Id *<ifii.-itins |o ltin c'/p'iroMmi Ilia null! la dUrlpllil'- persons tiiapnqallile fur -'i*llil'-ot" strikes. X .rU H Advertise Old Goods And Help Business RIackcatti Ready To Play Leesburg- Lions Local Towusendites Attend DeLand Meet Ada Rose Demerest Talks XgainstAlcohoI -------- A brief businee* meeting waa held by tha Sanford Townsend Club In the d a b room* last F ri­ was fined $5 whan a verdict nf day night, afte r which the body guilty .was returned by the court. attended the rally In DeLand, according to officials of tha Ban* fofd ClubAt tha rally, several ' promi­ nent speakers war* Introduced by tha Mayor of the City, including Clyde Holland of CUnnratar, To the PeopU of Sanfordi authorised speaker on To a sail id The Sanford MinUteiial AssocUtion would movement* in this State, and urge upon the people of thU community to Manley Goldsberry, who waa s ta ­ tioned a t Orlande recently from help curb the evil of gambling. In indlgnsthe national haadquaUra In OilciLf o* Tha masting waa held ta the tend-shall In DeLand and was Now wa would urge th a t all tha decent, well-attended, U was reported. upright, and InUlligcnt people would help In any and every way poaaiM* to stamp nut the tuba and bo! its gem kltaf, It la against the U^r, I t U distinctly and dafteftely a low form of gambling. By your p q tra u g o —even to the actant of sickles or diamf—you help to in. crease tha revenue and gtrangthen Ihoee who are opposing the Uws of ( U h ad . I t Is a. serious menafh net only to good morale hot la hustnm Three Guilty Plats A n Heard By W an Italy aroused, ilng out tha Local Chessmen Lose ToDeLand InTourncy Coarh B. A. B. Wilkinson'* Bnnfonl Bcml-Pro tltarkrata held Ihe tapering-up drill U it night DeLand che**mcn nosed out iindar the floodlights nf lha Banlha Hanford group by a smalt ford Armory Drill Field for their margin In a tournament In De- Initial rnntast nf tho season to­ Land last Thursday nlgnt, ac­ night against th* strong Lees­ cording to officials of tba Ban- burg Lions headed by Georgia Miller, former ace le n b u rg and ford Chess and Checker Club. The score of Ihe Bray ws« Rollins bsrkflcld man. Tha Game I* scheduled to start II M to 14 1-1 In favor Tlf the promptly at H:UI o'clock and ona DeLand Club. The Individual score* are aa of the Urgent crowds to see a rontral Florida football ram s Ihls follows; WON LOST week la expected to attend. On lha Btnford line, Angus Huroa, Hanford Harriett, 171. at left end} Jim Bcarletl. DeLand Mapler, 100, at left tacklaj R u r Griffith, DeLand . sell Odham, 18D, at Uft guard) Bverell. DeLand LI win Bqulrra, 175, at center! Stewart, Hanford . Dob Williams, 100, at right guard; I-oraJoy, flsnfrvd . Bryan Riser, SIS, a t right tackle Knot, DeLand . . . and John Stanley a t right and Madden, Sanford „ at 170. I h e reserve* on lb* Itn* Earaovlaa, Hanford are Tanner, 100| Btenatrom. t l l [ Mote, ITOj Monger, 175 and How­ ell, 1 . In the backftald, Billy Odham. 100, a t quarterback! LealU Har­ Official* of Iho Sanford Semi- ney*, 1M, a t U ft half; Skinny Pro Football Association this Vincent. 166, at right half and morning computed a deal for a Billy Grssn, 202, a t th* fullback Lcmmond, 'football game which will be the poet Reserves ars .aacoew played by the BU|kcaU ISBi McWhorter, IBS; Hart, t U i and the first homo gam* of the Dakar, 172 and Jim Singletary, :season.'The game will be played | gainst Jack McDowell’s Rollins Bsby Thra, [ Tim gams will ba played Friday, Game Slated For 1 Friday By Semi-Pros DAFFY •DRIVE*. � 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. 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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>, November 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/71c0db1533949d84f95277bee58a553b.pdf 8c6bb18dabab9263ff5250343d65c0e0 PDF Text Text Seminole Count Court Records Near Nanking ary tlra e l. m eet •! mender Uoot. Oon. Iwan* n l tkat Japan now U W a r bo Shanghai a n a and tatongi atett* kor wlti In Um Anglo* wtoon and *Umt aroaa of um aa woO m In Um wglono ah* H p m H tl told newspapermen.! (Toot, tkat Japan now oipoou poorer* U rooocalao kor * k v and to grant kor fall re*1 17 Sanford Girb Attend State College f TALLAHASSEE, Nov.lt—Right out of Iho 17 Itmtente from Baaford attending Florida State Ceilogo for Women at* freahmon, 4 ate sophomore*, 5 are Juniors, and $ senior*, according to a student directory Just compiled showing Um claaaiflcatlani of th* 1,701 young women enrolled her*. A majority of Iho Hanford student* or* In >h* School of EduotllM white tb* Collage of Aria aixj Science* and tbo School of B oom Beonomtc* claim several. Tb* complete itudenl directory (hows the College of Art* and Sciences to be leading other divi­ sion* of the college In enrollment with $47 student.; th* School of (duration nsxl with 003; followed by the. School of Home Economics with 563) and the School of Muiic with 55. Seventeen graduate stu­ dent* also at* attending -th* col­ lege this year. Students are Hated by class** according to Um number 'of quality point* with which they . are accredited. | The Hanford (tedente and divi­ sion* of the college in which they are enrolled arei Miss Mary Ann Chapman, Mlia Clara Julte Mstech, Ml** Mary -»Noll Smith, Sopho­ mores, Miss Jin* Sharoq, Junior, Colleg* of Art* and Sclracoo) Mia* Dorothy Mitchell, Mlsa .Mary France* Steven*. Ml** Boo H arri­ son, Miss Dor I* Dornor, Mis* K at­ hryn Thigpen, Mis* Cliiaboth Whittington, Mis* Mary Alloa I H Club Work Is utlined On Radio By Mrs. K endall b Kendall end County L C. R. Dowoon or* te the rally City attending Um J eonvonllon for tb* oxtenworhafo which t e n s la*t fcft S ttS S The Harrteon Co. (« W. Herbert i to a* koood Ultra Baafocd. Agri.' Credit Corp. to The firs t N*U. Bank a t Orlando. Sanford Grower* Credit Corp. to Sanford Atlantic Natl. Bank. _ *Ai I P * * * ! I Dovteon, J. D , at ux to Lota Gowdy W ight • Soil In ChisHarry Ex Parte Mildred"H. Robertson, sate eeeelftrats shall be'- *«• Ra. Richard L. Robertson® «*»a-~SUrrr, «y or aemteeln mat* A *tf'*uu of wwu - D ais* herewith be aao iha harsbr repsaua. earns dl are ‘ I »• Passed and adeptsd thle Ilk day or Novtmber, iiit . BOWARO IIIOCIIMS Mayor. M. J . t o Dll K - W. It DUI’hKK A. w. i.m r W, A. tKPPl.KII Aa lb* Cllr Cnmminlsn o f th* Oily a t Oeerord, Pier Ida. At (eel: r . A LAMOON. .O il, ctsrh -V IIIVKN. S*r ai Usesd A. D. r offleo far a there#a. lh* Is?: In (||* of th* — • - r esfOflcale shall* b. .A ’*1* " made applteatlaa U , W taaasd • erlltleals era- r)se*ml!sr***i»«t* l i t ,h of eelaa dsaertbod Cosnir s t ■*■• rio rld t la* will b*V * HlthU <J,r *' 6; *T a m . ' _ o. r. irnnwnoM Tewaohte II . Wwl} of Clreult Cnurt M Mast. I* -#->,*oU Co«»|jr# Vlorlfo. I at Ik* sale Ihg sate sertlfl. — , ------------- Ik l* i aaeis at A R WIIsoa. COLDS ttklsaa said eertiHeata shall b* rodssmsd kaaardlag is taw, tb* preparlr deaerlbed Iksrell will •• eel* te the felgbset ktldef kl FEVER tb* eeort-heues dear aa tka Ural- Maaday la Urn moath at J>e**ktbee. It If, whlah U th. *‘b Cay 04 Dscsmhsr, tlsf. Bated rfe lallh day at MevemMf, l i l t a r. HHRNDOM O ath of Qraofr Oeort r t.rtte , Aeres. L*w»on RUB Powlll Itoteoff fB Green Scot# by quarter*: Doll** O t 0 I— I Sanford -----. . . . 7 9 9 7—14 Scoring touchdowns: Morgan 9. (P*»* from Forguson) Knuc­ kle*. (Pac* from Colaa) Kxtra points, Porguaon 5. (PUcamanU). ptTlctal*: Umpire McCloekey, Refer** Hughe*. Head Uuaaraau *•» Lraten Drum end Bugle Corp I y5r^**r5!. wo** «***“*•^ *i iki _ Tbs •ssssrmsnt af the mid proper tf III..Ur Ik* sold ctrll(|. rat* Issued wa* la U* aam* at Uaknuwu. t'nlsss said rsrilflral* shall k* rodssmsd aocordlna to law. Iha vreperly dsaerttisd thersin wgki be sold la lh# htakaal bidder Cl •ba tourt-hons* door on iba (tret Menaai .a Iha month of Doeembsr, IMT, which Is th* (th day of December »iy. 4,h •* HevemM r, liSTs Um koM* and oonste win boom far and agate* tkaso mraiotei- la aomoresa addrewoa, both from kl* flreoldo and Um platform, th* Preoldonl has given tko key te *dmteietraMon deelreo on osch grasp af kopod-for logMattea. Thee* dootreo kora found hoik hupportort and aoUgoutete Amepg those certain to ho heard C m a* thq ooaoten get* down te kuiloioo la hand ore th* men pictured kora. * . la addition, almoot aa likely te < ORDtXANCN RgQUintNO afro** To nn obtainkd IUA1A.T Pon CRIVTAIN INCMBg AND Til* i*ATIT o r ANNUAL' I.ICKNHn Bpolllnx th* asm'* intouotvoly test night w as th* stoody _ stream ot fumble* by ovary M back tb a t ran with tb* ball aa th* gras* waa wet and al*o Um hall The two learn t 414 well with th e ir p a irin g a tta c k s con­ sidering the w et boll eo4 the play ol M oreen to • Baoferd'a bark fl* Id and O raa* to r th* Cadet* wa* th* u e u ta o d te g feator* of th* garoa. SANFO RD FO W alla Howell Toung Oanaa (c) lla rk e y Rumbley C olbert Morgan LB 'v id ih o r o it Scit.niN o it r u n bvch T int in. MSS8SI& g u a iN K a a R A BUSINESS MAHPS . LUNCH i •id in i i l l m i UNIT MflMI o n f a tiiiUTm [ H |U n air ft dir EVERYDAY BARGAINS ’35 Plymouth Sedan 25c A WEEK "Aak Your Neighbor*" 405 W. 1st. Phong 29 |4 4 5 '35 V-S Pickup $395 •33 Ford B Pickup RADIO $245 RADIO . ’S3 Chevrolet Couch $345 *33 C hrysler Sodaa $375 * B oth w ith R adio Btoaklbt OottX LO * Cart 1*1* C (c) McCoresask MQ Mead RT llttrifUrt HR Beal QB Kaucktea Rum radio sad lights for only BAUER $445 Sanford Bokk Co. T fT TINY TIM? Generate* U M . W atts of •ctriclty from ana galIan of RADIO SERVICE *34 ChnruWr M u tO L L ti HAVE YOU SEEN R .N . NIPPER LEGAL NOTICE 1 S ' ^ i t e l ^ t h ' S S h “ T b . feature of the c^pa* a.* ouutmuoa tarougu iapo sounded ot lltOO WoAtegtMi, Nov. I I —When * ____ . . ._____ wi,i oVIock. I hiring thlo psrformaMO. bpteH*M«bw»«.. » “ • four member* of th* Itekford President Roosevelt called con­ ■7"**" »rt- ■rouP »®unded Up* from th* stege gress for tb* spec tel aosaton, h* ™ V ° " ‘v! of Iho Tavare* School and aa echo marked off th* logteUHoa ho won* iMlt "ITrvwI . . n Z T . n i .Iso w** * lr*" hf four morb rnombow I (1) A streamlined foderal adminIn 'h e to rtld o r. . . Ulrotlon. (I) Bigger pay oavvlope* for low. wag* worker*. ( I ) Mora doQafu and trap con­ trol for termor*. A (4) A hluoprtat for thy nation'* ia u ifte d Advertiaemmit Ikla I lk ■eelta* I. T hai (hi* ordlaaae* ehatl berume *rr»rtlv» aa and of Iks rirtt (a y af October, KIT. ■ *!! S in T Ha, I l ffit'fTT U Uk* P*rt WM«* ,hort * Ite^bi coiooratmg in* oig na|though 'in' ot "** r,ln- performance »*r*>*«• •UUdo short waa eert Inn adjoin teg tbo Uatea Oongrrgetkonal Church in Thvor**. An erd teg te wltneoo**, a track loaded with nogre oraago pkkora wa* going w eil on tko traak high b Voory, lo one-hilf Inch of a lx feat fly, Inches ln Irel Xeeair U tl ilk day *1 Peeeml D ecem ber;IvttT wl Ole :*ld_At B te tm n ~ » £ r a m ia * .k r t-a l l n l n v ih iv Spurn-, Androw, i t « i to Nonnlo A. WOIlami. ^ V LoHmer. tola. *wld. to O rb Moo Will la mo. Soal W i l l M a r i n i n Tfco Samoroat Co. to Colrort Bond Corporation. Rumbley, T. 8. to Regional Agri. Credit Corp. of Waahlngion. la v a r e jjj’eature agm te a t tbs Csntlnus* Pram Pete Oae ■terday. dub work with oVRinit Invader*. ' »ho jrM o w*o >ho AUo IMI |h , p n g n m v u the f dedkalian of the new hut for the Jh L M v Tovorv* I t - t of lh* American la-gk-n by Major y-oul Crunk of ” ww*‘ Hi Undo, who declared tb* Bow -•. strut lure should be dedicated to C C O m in g - X SV C ltui |*dn|bate national defense M 0 . roofing n honao and clotkoa fan a family In Lake Mary wkooo bouao bemad eomptatoly. tn an* otkar caoo, n *h»aa woo glVan a man in ardor that ho might work and aam a living for himself and hi* family. TranaporUtlon waa rapplied In several Instance* to needy famUle*. Modical ear* far a patient with oromlc polaonbtg, ralOi donotfd for a T, B. patient, part payment toward* high tem­ perature treatment for * arthrltte t here arc all eaaoe that re* refered aid from the Rad Croaa. from the money you gave a t Roll Call ported loot year. The *xpcndlture for thlo civil ten relief cama to a total of $117.09. "Aa for veteran relief, aneh In* *tanc*a aa traiuportatten to Hia Veteran* Hoepl'als at Lake City and Bay Pinna) grocortea bought for a family whose father waa In the hospital) groceries given to a family-who waa unable to purchase thorn doe to unemploy­ ment) and two months' rent paid for a family until they received their boons money, Theee ate nil typlenl cases of financial aa* •litanee, and am ounted^o' $54.00. "If you count In dollars and cants what the Red Cruea has don* for the unfortunate of Semi­ nole County, tb* total will bo very doe* to $>00.00 for the period from Nov. !, 1930, to Nov. 1. 1057. If, however, you count tn term* of encouragement, hop* and friendship what thlo money has accomplished, the amount mould be many times two hundred dollar*. What n privi­ lege It la for each Individual to hove a part In not only help­ ing people la distressing elrcum- Cltjr of Sanford to A. Runeg. Regional Agri. Orodlt Corp. of Raleigh. N. C. to Regional A*r i Or. C a p . at Washlng'oa. D. C . Regional Agri. CSdlt Corp. of Washington, D. C. U T. 8. RADIO 1938 RCA & ZENITH V* BABY TERMS HOFMANN Etetri? Service • NagaoUo At*. Pb*M \ HENRY A. RUBSELL SEED CO. «BB«»jrs*S£l Owe?/ . W. FIRST BT. r iW W Ii Uied Car Special i �I .• fifiliftili'wf M M i O m (y SANFORD, MB. 8 0 8 E LUNATIC DISTURBS BRITAIN’S ARMISTICE RUES WILL WEAR TRE PANTO By L o y a lii I s U n d e r ta k i Six gallon P i c k e d Up In Life Boat Oft. Cape Hatteras; One Is M i s s i n g 8 With Lifebelts Flounder In Sea Fourteen More Drift In Open Boat As inwall, atom tagged lifeboat wan rescued off; Capi Hattana fire hour* after tha Greek freighter Tscnny Chaadria, loaded with scrap Iron, sank suddenly before dawn te a ratay, driving raeafvad b y the Oeaat Guard. Oo* crew member apparently was i n am ounted for. Tboro wore a* l i i m i w . Bix men, the first r soreed, were p it had up, by the C. D, Mallory tanker SwiftMr*, commanded by Captain A. Mrs. Caroline Heitz Dies In Orlando Ik e la' mrvtved by a brother, John Weber, af Pittsburg, Pa., pnd three aeon D r John J . Halts of O ilsads, Dr, Albert W. Halts ot Jtoaferd gad Brasst O. Helta alto of FHtabwg. Ftmaeal aervicM wUl be bald to tha Carey Hand Funeral Horn* to Griaad* Sunday afternoon a t 1:00 rtiaeOld Goods Help Business Government Aviati Raid Insurgeht8l ply B a s e s , Kl British Claim Orien* tal War Is Not Just Concern Of TheChinese And Japanese 11ENDATE, F r a n e oJtpdal Frontier, N ot. II .—(S ^-S p o o l government fa ttr* opened aa I tltWrjr drive '™l»y along tb# • tiro Aragon front while rupp* Init war planet n illn l In acrf supply rent era, ait In an effort L - proapeetlv*’ (noHMN delay ithe inn puih Into Catalonia. C tinner* bUe'-«t a t In*ury' China Asks For V Economic Check Italy Wants To Knowl What World Power* Are Going To DO fortification* while bombed T cm et, Calatayud. Moltod d« Aragon and Pamplona, w m b u lle tin reportetl. t Iniurgm a h ra d q u a rte n anlil more than U * peruoni were killed a t PampUmA. BRUSSELS, Nov. IS.— „(AP)—Chinn today aakad the Internationa) conference^ seeking to end Far Eaatartf war, for material aid agalnat Japan while the latter nation continued to have nothing to do with the conference, Nor­ man H. Davis, the United States spokesman a t the coito The maaiing of r»b*la at tmt* agoxa and rectification of thalf upper Aragon line* Indicated With King Georgs VI standing at attention (rig h t foreground) and not eren turning hie head. Catalonia would bo Iholr* next Stanley Worry. 43-yrarold lunatic, is thrown to »he ground by navst guards aftar InUrruplIng Eleanor holm Jarrell, pretty Ywlmm In i champion, did the srsllEngland* Armietics Day, rttas at tha Whitehall Cenotaph, London. AUo attending the solemn cere­ Ing but not lb* talking when Showman Billy B om announced they monies were MaJ. Clement Atlee. labor leader In Commons, (extreme left) and Prime M toliter Nev. Terence, expressed the hope thW would be married as toon as they are divorced from their present Hie Chamber la In, second from left. Thli picture waa sent to New York from London by rad Is. Japan atlll would be brought la mats*. Fanny Brice and Arthur Jarrett, Photographed with R om men aald Japan's contention that , ., • *, In Denver aa ha discussed their plana, Eleanor Mid, "Pm through government countar-anacai eu / / > . the war waa tha concern of Ja­ talking. Ha's boss now. pan and China aloe* wm* unac­ ceptable. ' •aid the rebels atUI dominated W ils n s lu in No on*, however, answered the strategic Gall.go valley. Italy's pointed question ubogt Government source* Mid Q * _ what tha confirm ee wogld <. de Catalan militia had forced w U . . . Y o tls rn a v n e a t IU ly Is Japan's friend a t rebels to retire from several front 1 1 C i v 1 v o l C l U ( t JT Um meeting. lint position* In the Sabmanlg* . ■ Dr. V. X. Wellington Xoe, fair tonight China’s repraeenUUve. urged ace* frontier. A rebel Attempt to tn . , nM A i nomle and financial pressure circle the Catalan spearhead T O IU against Japan and *M to ■China "Now that tha door to conciliaMid to hare failed. Hon arfd mediation has been Tha iMpbrlancu of oducotlns slammed In your face," Raymond Mnmalvalgr, who haa Tom iie rru g e and tiny "pud. The conference was riposted been seriously III. was reported the public to he salty-minded lumper", were »b* center of by hoapital official* as Improving to bo considering ■ deelam ttai ------• |attraction during hie brlaf visit to today. that Japan Is to blamo fo r sea**, Proyellowing the eflhplatlon of The Ormod Jury fa r, tha Fall Sanford yesterday afternoon, ttnuing tha undeclared wag a t audl- lhr** wafer WPA nlr*el term af the C herit Court-, at th a l. H errhteeballa from Tarko. Mo.. China. The weekly .Junebeam, of Ru H ig h J«g nrojaeto I* ■agtord. which Sanford Rotary Clubb will 5 l,r cost the City and tha Works ma" state, and a t the present hi* Japanese army pushed Into tb* axtsnelv* tour of thin continent la hclil In the Valdes Hotel Mon1 ut|0n Program XdmtoUtrotkm a total chairman of th* Interior as Chine** troops dropped day at IZ:IB o'clock. nearing completion. rfrty Commlttea, hack to form ■ ring of defense , tha o* work baa bven lie left the small Missouri town guV* an inelructlre talk on lb* around Nanking, tha capital. th , started on another m ajer street about tig months ago with hi* liny object of Ihu Hafely t’ampalgn Major development* In Ike widening and repaving project on* cylinder Auln Glide and the being "oiiducled throughout the four months old ChlM**-Jap*n*M which will make a grand total small trailer which, according In United Stair* by tb* National war daring tha past f l hour* “ “ for tha WPA etreat paring pro Ripley'* "Believe It Or Not", I* Onler of Elk*. II* sUggMted Included; 8 ®“ ' Jecta In Banford ol the smelleat tha highways. inrun* I* be used In bringing I . Japan for a second- time ‘ *h* local WPA official* reported tide Store that time he haa made an eurrcaa |!> lha campaign, citing rejected tha moree of the Nina h . morningOnlinanrraJ th* successful program carried I'owero Confidence |n Druasal# extensive trip through the Domin­ High T h(t w#eb * 0,(1 on the Magion of Canada visiting nearly all 'Ity Judge out by (lie lt*|Iro»<la of the lo medial* tha conflict but In­ Pr* noils Avana* and Second Btre«t th# Province* and then Journeyed dim of the country during the pasf i t year*, dicated eh# might consent, Istsr, project waa completed with the down the Eaelem Seaboard of the day afterF|r*t In Impitrlance, ha de- to lha good offlcss of tha Untied ■ exception of the asphalt filler United Btatea lo Florida, complet­ ■tion, clarcd, was tn educate th* public JHatas In arranging a direct ■*b>" between the bricks. and the WPA . to be safety minded. The roniural Chinese J*p*nes« setllement lei ing a J 1,000 Itinerary of the North workmen why* mored to Oak American Continent. the Worn"I baxardona traffic conditions, which no outeid* power would r,n ' 1' A rtnuo where a project for the Herrldge cooks, rata and ilerp* f the Rem. ,l,,h tu had cornara, Interaec- be represented. I tha w|d (n | n r end repartng of that to hla Ony trailer, the dimen*Ion* . of Com- tl*,l>* nbaeuml by shrubbery and 1. If. It. Kkln* of The United pT<f alreel waa recently approved. of which ere 2x2x2 1-2. It la the Com. blH hoard* *nd other nbjecti Press, after a six weeks tour ot *1*1' The project also call* for repair* NtotR V m nm lns “ nd lb * r*»l*ton and rodltlca- Japan, Manchukuo and 1 r* to be made to a portion of Celery Ing to Mr* 1,0,1 tn*,n r ,ow,i roaulalion* China, reported that n aacttoa v*0** Avenue nM> Hanford Arenu*. of the Japanese Army favoro an an of Ihe *“* «rtll»*nc**. n ' Ruslnee* eatabtlehmenta localPlnntly tha atrlct enforcement Immediate war with Bovtet Rua'• He ed near th e Magnolia Avanut of aurh lawa and (be liberal use *■* to romore "th* communist '• W. gacond Btreet project aro of disciplinary measure* for manar* in th* Par I n i ' but th a t •* on reported aa wall pleated wllh TALLAHA88KB, Nor. II, —(gq f f l r t l l , thalr non-obaerraoce mu#t bo th* Tokyo gorernmant aad • the widening and r« paring of —The Florida Praia Association, 9 JL U 1 K prorldud fin, Mr. Hlielly stated. majority of the Japan*** people r tb * th a street and hava commanded composed of weakly newspapers, Cl • • O ther *|**aker* on 111* prorram feel lha conflict can b# delayed, W the WPA for He prompt com- today elected Don Lochner of V y l l o l o whose talks brought out many H was Skins’ opinion that a new C*“ b platlon of |h * projectClermont proeldent to aacceed n a l l n i v r*VMllng and lualrucllr# facta HuaeoJapaneae w ar during lha ^ wW hen th e work waa first etort: Robert P. 8lk*« of Cro*tv|*w. v v 1 1 1 1 ^ w ars Mayor Edward llllg to s , next fir* yMrs i* not likely, ® ° « ed. It w m estimated by WPA Otbdk officers Includ* Tat* Rapresentattre U. J. I .ah man, I, British end American fcnofficials th a t a t least I 1-1 Powell, Jr., Macfflenny and Paul -of*stor of City Cotnm{salonera A l,l<*e and IhorlllM In tb* toterttattoMl a , r '* months would be required to Rardtn, of Canal Point, vice Unlreralty, **■ J- Lodge, a tto rn T i (!• W. Settlement of Bhanghat were •h**1 complete tb* protect. However, President: Henry H. Had eon, Ti ""Question 8 pencer, W. H erbert Mesaer and •h 00* It kM been completed to little tuarllle, treasurer: Hassail Kay, t tb - row- Jktn>* O. Bharoii, J r. *hleh mora thqa half th a t time. Tampa, renamed secretary. Tb* of the Th® member* of tbla Safety .T he recently completed Pro- Fall meeting of l f l l w|U be bald of A nar- Committee who will carry «« * l#° ject waa th* amalleet' of tha two to Lake Wall*. o la k t mr (b* » ° r k ay* C hairm an Bliclly. P*u h ' sim itar project* previously oomUr- Lehman. Chl.f Hoy O. W|l *nd plated aad calls to r an eipandlman, com llwB>> HheHt, r b a r |fl| | | ln d, J. CORRECTION mm pi* some ot the celery grown **• taro , of nM rty *1,000 t**e than . . . Ha... O’ Adam* and ■. nun«*. Tb* Herald n g re t* an error in here only to find that he waa too t h , -Oak A n n a * IVoJoct which l a ’rivs ta r ta a t'o f tb s fo*r, ra il­ th* Lions Clqb story In Friday’s M rly for the celery aea*on. ing’'fo r an expandItnra of ( A l t * . paper to which It w m stated tha) - The tractor which Iho Itinerant Of th* IIO g M U ax pended for Jo* Melacfa made in add roe* before um* to pall hi* treller. weighs lha Im pro reeat* t of Flrnt Street, the dub on fleh and game conser­ only 1T0 pounds and ha gat* 120 Park Avenue, Msgaolla and Beo- vation. It w m Ed Melach. net Jo* ■U m to tb* gallon of gaaoltoa end NEW VonK, Nor. It- - ( « on# W rest and Oak Area**, tha Mviach, who mad* th* eddyeaa. . Anthracite operator# and mto* 4. Author!tie* Work* Frogr*** • Admfei***t|oa union leaders today rroebad an will contftbol# I T I^ I IM T blN agroament on a labor contract tka apoetora ahar# amount* t >o which axplr** ll> April. They bad been confm.ing two d a y s ,, tta JM tAfter tha cnntero»re John U Lewi*, chairman of tha CIO and Prekldoyit of tha Unltml - Mint Worker* of America, said tha Interpretation* of existing con­ tract* upon which both nUtoa FRANC* Nev J A -U T y bad been at p vaklanc* war* A runaway I r t w kajtoai now "clarified." crushed today M ar MgnerlUa tog Nstloaal B f n e jfig Weak I U miles from h ero ..aftar drift' the ■cmlaal* High School, ye tog wildly aeress th* ■totisk torday. " . „ ; -ft ooat i n pek aaaoad, lU t par mtauta, IttBAM per ijoej IT.ee*a m per day aad | M ki WAIHINOTON. Nor. 1 t -idP) Hoe dollar* per year to edelca —■•prom* Court'* oldest mem­ tka Teeth a t America." M ber, Louis Dumb It ■ Bradela, be­ Lawton stated, gdthm that I came | | year* old today. UU* *■ an at weg* pn g liegad ft Tha peat oldest member* «d ■Jlrer dollars they would fan Ike tribunal are Chief Jnstloeg * pile d ,m ndtoa ktoh aod Hughe* and Juallce# IffReynaUg and ■ttkertond, each TL RrandaU, renowned M a lib er *1, waa appointed to th* Oemri Puddle Jum per A School Students Street Paving In Give Program Oo Sanford By WPA Education Week Reache* $90,828 CITY NEWS BRIEFS W .F . S h e l l y Is WAS Attr&ClK)D j S S i f e B Ju‘l ■"•** *; *• f"*** Many Sanfordite* See wM HCITidgfC With Work Oh $25,146.00 His Small Trailer Talks Are Delivered OakAvenue Project By Lawton, McKay, Grand Jury Indicts ft* Teachers, Students Is Now Under Way Three Local Persons i E lk* S a fety M eet Talk Emphasize* De, vices For Reducing Highway Accidents Don Lochner Will Head Press Group Coal Operators And Miners Reach Accord Loose Balloon Hits French Power lin es Superintendent Lawton Discusses Cost Of Educating American Youth High Court's Oldest MemberHas Birthday % ¥ �V SXNFOR0 FLORIDA HIGHLIGHT^ gs92$B& Surpassing even U» moat optlmUtic of Horatio A lfft'f cB lfrlN EN T OF SO U TH AM E/tfC A. n B A ST O F PM» two gears. It Is a story In which the city’s «nUre population of TAOOO persons might be said with very little tt I* m m Iwv WrT ej“ |Hfer*tlon to have gone from rags to riches almost over CVWranVBtob TO* F — T IQ A ID A , , t Ip from Novspter W Manchester for many years had been a one industry lb* twentieth J«» town With j)racllfaj|y eft qt 1*S 17,009 worker* op the U r rolls of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, a cotton thou,M and H Q * M K & W M8* ® m •f'es— *• r: t«ff *r iI ^ f 7’» vj* s0 that wiI iyi "ipat" ttot all that *• have rood. fhen yjm ■mfU s ChrUtnuM Inner Ww. 4o«1 you get1a dtlklotn wtln ef th* m « m Bob CriUtetF* dinner tsbts that made Ttoy Tl» •O MWjrf ften ' yon »fe a 7bm nbbll, W | yes One ypnrmif wooder#* wbftf ,e|s »w i« l S u c h baa rsomtly o r M lU - ftn t h o u iy Chih, n fejltag bark *0 g Meal New if Hlltdenburg, thay t e lorIds bad 40,000 soldiers In -Wtrld War, of'Wham 07 loot You can always UII whan a wo­ r n b bawplae a sasrtt.—-Palm Saab Timas. And It aaoally loot mg hafaaa yoa ta n -1*11 what tba O , 1? m WIRING HOMAN /N F iq m pirtHt i&r the localltes to step o u t th e offer !*•• rof«»f4. fdt' the citizens had decided never again to tfltot Pielf (*te ib otrtslde interests or to the y g ^ r ta of g ono-InflH*try town. Instead they immediately began the task of leasing, renting or selling their factories to widely dlyerflf)ed groups. Before ten months had elapsed the ono Industry town had sben seventy*fIve different Industries occupy the for* mcr textile plants, the old workers had been re-employed And Manchester was no longer dependent upon the uncer­ tain destiny of a single Industry. Today Its mills are baby, Its Workers'happy, Its streets are crowded with busy shoppers, and Its merchants prosperous as a result of their sales. And tha bankrupted mills of Amoskeag are again paying dividends. : II shewed tbai advertising pays When g rata Barton, i s advertising Men was tlsetod <e CongrtM from B i n Vark to spit* of tbe fast 'that S a to a RtpubUmn. .‘orn,,im* ***■ snrefnr H Mki,QuJi,1 Whet n»*o to rhyme ssbsd tba marmgt gw*- is Ufa Insurants. During • tba de■yaaatoa Ufa totutanaa cor*pants* fa Ihto tosntfy paid aut more U tn ' » billion dollar* ■So1 polttybolden gad btnaftotortoa. **»<• than three_ .year*’ „ ‘ workit. I)o you wonder that hla work lantuT Mnmu wu* eighty yount In tho tanner’n pit of pro* that his life wcarr to this nmtton. *Is It strange _ ■fir . dayT 1'aul dcvutwl devoted three years solitary meditation The ApoMtlte^'uul yearn to aqllfary , .. ... ■o Quite a few social fnlks who In tha Arabian desert before he began III* Christian work. hsva been In the stock markst Does not that account for tho onduring influence of hla lately ar* discovering 'h*t . urban epistles 7—George Henry Hubbard. Porbo* msgattoa saya that the b*a* wty tha-New Deal touM help t* g*l toMtoae* goiag to tn'modify Urn aaphol-getoa and ih* uadlstribetsd profit* tasat. Wall, not havhSf to pay ea g #f ibtsa teas*. It etrlbaa us that another good -way sraeld lm (o modify aotae - Of the at her tax**. -» * . » ^ —■o ■. ■ i (Tte Traasary racantly rvlsassd g *tary to the affect that I f all ttoi . m o to r hi (iecslatWn -wars dlvldsd penally, every parsoa Would 'hide Ha pvt bar in s pumpkin •hell and thara ha kept bar vary vail.*’ . .L ' . " L h . . __ >.UI. WW wvwawmy w— wrmera and rush to doors to see tha curiosity, while crowds of bora followed in the wake of the extremely audible exhaust. Morses became badly frightened and had tq be firmly held by their Irate owners who roundly berated the new-fangled contrapt­ ion. There were no license tags and neither was there a gee tax In those food old days. A A Fence Line 6 •• * O B iy e A ff AVrOMOB/LG. (Ion successfully!” end yontl find u ^ h a s • practically ssrvsd on ths world that - she la­ ta slooo China's "opsn door" fate And w» hope Unr!) r on* tot* no detiro to got . gnu Iota your ehirt othtoally under t h l BKC, 11 bur*s just a* much ba Whan you laaa U anoibitaDy> *• to tha old days—II. h Phillips to Eesbnslar Democrat: A- chronicle m yourself antwertog without even The story was told In a recent laaue of th? Rotary hfagulne. It sosms that a man from the city had bought a farm out In the country without knowing of a dispute v Plant CUr's flrsi pint af straw- which had existed for many years and caused much pre­ vious blttemsss over his ftnee line and thst of his neigh­ bors. Hie first time he happened out near hla fence, hla neighboring farmer began the argument: J“Tb*l fence Is a full foot over on my land," he aald. i • /.'Very vyell," aald t\tt newcomer, "we shall'set the fence over two feet on my side.” “Oh I But that Is more than J claim," stammered the Ql- T " fs u s m F/esr China Pleads ' For Beal Help In Ending War C sn llo u st F rsm P s a t On* were morlag to aapprsf1 not or iuuslr anlf JapaBcs# oipaalsallan* of chin*** In th* fo tu lin eo aIrollnd area* In Un* with Japan's demand that the sntl-Japanss* movement must hs suppressed, fi *w-aa anticipated that tha Jap­ ans** would Impose paly a po*»(., treaty, sod that Japan baa n<>> intention uf permlltiqg any f»r*lg*. power* Ip tolar- vpn*. Msmhtrs d v ls n t i Ion. of tba IBfOrmud Amtilcan of rep o rts I hpt Japan ratgM offer tha United Adles a lop* rule to pagottota a pear* In (hn Orient. assaHad stoutly that ths Halted ■Uia* will act "only la eonepft with fa r Baslern Probities.’’ *la China tbra* Japanesa armies sstlmslsd to lo(al "mors (ban 104.0*4 men smashed Into China's "lllsdenbsrg Uno" »i flTa point* along a t * mil* front w**t 91 Rhinghal apparently tfAfnalnsd lb br*ak Ihruuttt apd csfeturs tba cantrai ' govaram^nt caplUt In Nanking befot* tba new year. V up in a Vrtnch briar patch I Thoughts of Joel Chandler Har*| A book for thlldrea abaeld flU certain rsqulrvmapU. (I mssi. of courts, be tolartaUngt U meet b a f t vstlly—U It k rtollaUt, U School Here tw-M&vi e R w HI bSj r c 1E s ? artf,uh>"vVMbln,on5 a - • >S.B. . Li I r •#T1 a a* i w .ir r ,! I . , un I Waabjagtoe *oU Chattanooga SC *»iiru J u b Mr ‘ 10 ,IM * pw l ° t MW “dir **»d •“ M n t!ir At Htguklo ™ idT LfwT o g a'/ HIUjr«/r |iw »one°®fa ' ,h*fat '*'*• tnj i n**• i cUIm Cwju illttaao worklns X T • W, " ne“ o t| Miwsmtoto 2 S pear to K tb*_world ws B Ssostor* tlrlfOtk staled that b* BW!IT****- , . . . , wished to have tha contract ntob* ju ta lh L h J fl ,Q,"riwiad and M r reck sH aald £l*5?v^%23S ■!“ ■“."! ■*"" " “• w" *; to «* ssw -XI «S” tok PHse, to a klr. Orlttllb Wa* aakad a boat Irook. h*| |aa via Wfaihl niton le a n tlrtoaliy bad cakaad nfA 'R . dhnaal '(laatral 'tSiaraai* Ot wa* reported couldsytag o| tig lb* way tor MO* AtasHt ahead by tba war. to raturl tbatr bam** bare. ' ’ ’ f t by W Jp / te iv t JS I '■ “Wf Ui Me u^tfWCt ead whether ta a lo ^ mU M " * B»riag train la* team b«*w »♦« ys*r la .«>» atemtoml. military attoakas that tba Chlsad* Up* wia ■ tbor offer*travel lag *1 W E R TU[**>oeds - T h eAnd W.lah*. C 5 Hoe Wgtch And JfFtfnr* Beyalring cost of ibrnilsM. meet to in * to Ufa, and. M S i b a fairy s|ary> It abould msasd beauty. In fact. "Eseklel" Is , "The loss p«r day b> BtmU of the new type note County bocauso of abaaitt ura up to tba highest standards I of tho land of make be­ child's book at Its best, with pupils amount lo 91,408.11 or ■ppioximalely *2.14.73 per hour,’’ hove: and |l must have I gey pictures woven into the btfuly both of too Last and ap. >rda of Ihe story and the gal- Mr. lawton slated. "Does the Investment for edu­ jit soul of tha liltlo darkey poareDcf. The stay to rsa llu hew r u th (be took of a book counts ighlentog <ho pages. And did cating American youth pay," Mr. conclusidn. for tbs vary young to to eeo tbe >U know t^at our Mr*. Gamer Lawton asked In "Permanent reaulta should ba the disappointed es petition that te speak a t the New York moo Book Pair In New York measure of the wisdom of the cloud* a small face wbte tba dis­ covery dawns that tba book baa I November seventeentht Are cipendi'ini-s. If Ihe sch-wds ate making tho American youth bet. no ptotures. I prpudl ' Tbyte hi ptrbapa a* field to On the same program with Mrs. ter citlxrns, w|t|i higher standliterature where Ibofv aha to many ru ttin g things going on as to the realm a f " Juomill* books, bul hsfors I totob updo ibo • new. tol'a toes a nej sgay to somt of our old friends. Cham­ pion* of a certain school of] thought are shouting. "Down with fairy l e l t s f But lhapk' b^aysst * « rsrk srd . v|cw prr.|denl of •here are plenty of aaund M 7‘ S t e r S M i l Amod,cbologlslt who shout just as IM f-1 o . S T p S i/ a story uf v a h r | '{■• ly In tboto favour. Par my part, 1 ft* I that doing away With fairy stortoa woukl ba like taking all tha Wing off tba tab*#,' all •lL_ ___ V__away ____ mm__ t— .r lb* _ spapgU* e tsI__* U rn_'d esua. and' pH th* ahtotog A tom off lb* Chriatmaa irpaat W a A V ^ ,PVroo»h"he Ptoids" by Mead' •" ■ l*U»y rscslved from Mr. rn Z £ S > OrlWtk by Mr. p « to u d . lb * fall rot at Ihto pitot. I | t W |WI too °M r<n" ,U t#d U d h* would la Ike fata and t a f i a to abuttar. r Z ' i y . r ' . "A *° •'risd coslreot wllb tba LookAnyway. P .t.r T M c * A W ft*?. 1 L i WorW-> osto afaclly In tba *an» man killed off because bt'a Immattol W l C o a t h s ' » • ', •• B*»rordCb.«Usoog. “Peter Pan to ’ Km«lng(da B a r i u rtghtln* m ssnw hltf fai U * t^ madlhta ______ _ „of abangk*1 ____ msdtat* euvlioat ru rsta n ---tlUswI ba with him all b it lift long. i D is c u s s e s u c a t lo n C o s ts r vyra. to y w r from u „n derrick. Bdtovsd M dying, ha ka* rushed to a hospital. I Ha was traatod Tar mlmar auto- • ...... -w sm a micsia saw ram lowmt* . PLAYED HAVOC * WTTU YOUB HAlR •sa u r fe w kn n s r ^ 1 s t ss w I*S< fob Is t o r s w s S t 'l l s s m s l s lr ts h s w 6 �r "- f ssih AT. W O m gE B THU giSTOgD HKRAW®. SANFORD. FtfflUOA I S , 1937 o c ta l A n d P e r s o n a l Activities eeta eCottea Ufa. Oaurca A. DoCotte* w»» hoateai to the Roto Circle of the Sanford Garden Club which met yesterday morning kt her home on Park Avenue. Hr*. R. A- Newman, vice chairman, presided over the mretlhg. Mrs. J. If. Colclough, plant rxchang* chairman, an­ nounced that MO plants had bean given out by member* during tba past month. Ur*. F. B. Roum 111*1, Junior Cardan Club chairman, announced that Mr*. Rndor Curtatt would *pe*k on beautification at a chapel program in December at th* South SUlo School. tt 'lra* decided In glre tlO.dO Inward* Ibe pulling on of the annual "Barden show .. In , the Spring. Ah tqterrotinr talk .w*i given by Mrv C. R. Klrtley on Camelllna. She eihlblled several specimen* itnllng that they were moat wrarabl* and also told of tba d|ff*r*nt elte* and varietlib. Those present wore; Hie. R A. Newman, Mr*. J. II. Cotclough. Mrs. J. - Coates. Ur*. Augnst* u Covington, Mr*. JH. McCaaklR, Mr*. Jul|n* flingfolder, Mr* K^dor Curlett, Mi*. P. R- Wilson. .Hr*. D. U Thrash­ er, Mr*. A. C. fo rt. Mr* E. P. Mr*. G. W. Turner, Mrs. M. M. Ilnutholder, Mr*. P. E. RoumllSmith and Mrs, W. C. Edward* lal. Ur*. C. R. Ktrt'ey end Mr* ware hottest)-* for the meeting of Ueorge DeCotlea. ■ Personals MONDAY The Woman'*1 Missionary Soelety of the First R a c ist Church w01 bold ihelr regular program meeting at 8:30 o'clock at tho cfmrch- Circle Number Pour will be'In charge. The subject will be, "Ybe Syrian* and Armenian*” AU member* are argvd to attend. - The Sunbeam Band wilt meet at 0:00 o'clock a t the cnurch. Moth­ er* are urged to bring children botween age* of 3 and 0. The regular buitneu and aocla! ■mating of the 60-50 Bible C lue mill be held at the Church an­ nex at 7:00 o'clock. The regular monthly meeting of the Depenaanle Cl**a will be bald at 7:10 o'clock at iKe home of Hr*. John Callahan. MIS East Second Street, The Prayer Band at the Pres­ byterian AUilllury will meet at 1:00 o'clock followed |>y th* In■ptrat ion* l meeting at |: i o o’clock at which time member* ■r* asked df> bring gift* for the ^untial *how*r for tho Thornwell Prpbsnafw . Meeting Is Held iJy Azarian Glass th" A tarian C1**» of B ap th t Church which T odsdiy evrnlnfc. Ihe F irst was held During the butlness session routine matter* were di*cu**ed after which game* and .contest* werk enjoyed. Rrfrexhinrnt* Wt-rv uetred to the following: Mr*. J. H. Colclough, Mr*. J. I . Jackson, Mrs. G rorer David, Mr*. N. ’J . SI«tt*trom, Mr*. A J. Peter- To-Night I* t r I l-packed adventure that fUahea exclUngly from ocean liner lo city ■ireeta, . . catching up two danger-loving people jrlw keep a atep ahead of ih a law . . ^ but can't es­ cape from , their own hearts! Charles Ratta, wbo |* attend. Ing the university or FlurtiM. baa arrived to spend the week­ end with hla patent*, Hr. and Mrs. A. U Retta. Hlia Sary Has well arrived yealerday from Jacksonville 10 ■pend tbo weekend with her tmrent*. Mr nnd Hr*. It. U Maxwell. Jloom Number Eight Puts On Progtan A T THE CHURCHES Win f t or flap* of lh« sting. When two* wer* first bro< r t f or slmgaro* t r t u.ed m | lo this country. *8* M Niw OrlmttJ 'In preparing .a tilth ratted them •’■ til# n f n 'l Q| called r t l t >u he uret nolr. I Room Number Eight of the Sanford drammor School had chart* of i y . chapel progt»m Wednesday ' morning relcbreKtih AnntMIc* Day, American ltd"cation Weak and tk l HaTtM H am C*ntenn|li Tht them* Mr the weak U '•gdacaUon u l 0«jr National Ufa.* 1 i r « » U l.l TMHMA " f i t III I I I Krtda* . Tit* program. In ch art" Pf Ntar l-su. tltn n * ‘ I Ht>llinr>t a.rvlre, t o* I*. M Hirndar. Not, It at 1:** MalunUr. Mil* K'mny M oat, teachah. wM nslcr I'. M Hr. A . N s rrb a m f i- m T »i I- M. at follow*! I'l.rvon will spsati ea th t tapir, You nrr ronlUllr Invtlrd. 'Uni's Jllslil routnttt KViUtllt III — --“S tir 8 panf 1e4 Banner" -School. all I-un-cniBtut.'* I * > t ealule ftchool i ,* mn momhom n a r r t s T Bcrlptnr* ...... Wl|ll*m MeTaw • NLML-II Bifitanc* r n i i f r — — I h H f - Tht lUr. J u M. •autktrland. Pas u r. roam. "Horace Hana" ~ . r L S t Hum.** tfrhool. 1»M A. M. Qofd* Muttilng Worshliv lit A. H. Mrt. R. I- Rblnhotier. Mr* C. |* T, l" . S i t »” M U fa of Ifo rtro p a n s •• »*nin* Wotshlp, l i l t V. M. A., Haynes and Hr*. Judd Smith l* iiy e r U r t t l t i i VVt<ln*»<liijr, 4 l i l t WPfe ho*te**e* to th* reitular I*- Ai. 1 riu o laltau ^ro d t^ llo raca M e an ' buslne** and social meeting of Margapat tTnd.rwood. '• ’ ' A wrkvtni* s w a lls you. fiHUT n a p i i i t o i r m i i I the Sarah Parker Orphanage Club which waa bald Wednesday o v i istto Tbs lltv. Ja tisf II. Day, Pastor. afternoon (he M rthodlit a Tbs lollwwing la Ilia luusrum of aarvicts ai this church,far tht Church annex, Cuming HunLay, Hr*, p. ft Parker presided ov­ Tl*o Humlar intala 'Si I:;;Is under Ilia ilirsclhm or 11. K. e r the meeting at which time Wheeler* HuiieiiltfMidtiil, \ \ »« plan, were made for ■ T hanks­ biive fultr oruiiDtard mental ech«M»! that has a tilatr giving basket of candy and gift* | HI HL Meeting Is Held By Orphanage Club for e v er y on#. •T he T y ra n n y or T hings'* s i l l be Hie aitbjent nl th e pastille Ml** Ilorhlhy Htlne* nnlvt-il Ust ulglit from Center lllll In visit h*r parent*. Mr. «ud Hi*. C. A. Hajne*.- Hhe I* n N o . nl landlog \ th p . IlnmecoinlliR ul B tetio n 'iftilv erelty . 1 hiol rung smuttn The IU p tl»t T ra in in g U iium in r v ls i l.'ipiling s e r b Ire at fitt.-T he |*a»* t«»r lias an unusual suhjpst <«iol tin unusual mttaage twi tli« • tilling! "lirvaklng the IHvUe *ii||»M tl Ills HONOR ROLt A «••n ils! g r e e tin g fo r hot It Mr- *nd Mr*. Alien KlmbalJ ■ iran gsr and th e hom e fo lk s and Ml** Stella Songer *p.-m t iiM iiir:u tiH iv a i, L-iii-nt-ii The JRonor Roll fqr Iha F irst yealerday In Jacksonville nhi-re M*r I*■fk Avuitti If.till In* HI Mr. Kimball nllendcd Hi* I1MC lla p tltt Sunday School for lb* <’*mIttiiii llmriuii d II hiiI, AI IHi al ci convention * the Oeorga Wash- month of October was a t foltowi: h 1111*1.1> MeItItint, 1u .0*1 a , M kluriili'K Worshii>. Ik «« A, >1, Cradle___Roll Dept.—Miriam Inyton Hotel. . . v iii**p» I<> Ihr I'akt ir, Moya. "Bobble Morris, Beverly GImIhl h Htulvnvvi* II* I* hi. Mlaa D orothy/w iU hi-n nrrive-t ttrnton. Joanna U n a Hiller. rillAIITTCIlHN r ill Hi ll l»»t night to_ spend the v-rehi-m) B eginners—M argaret Hunt, Dawlth her parent*. H r and Hr* lore* English. Mr*. W. O. E d. •on, M*». A. M. Gordnier, Mr*. R. J. C. MitcIteTl. Ml** Mill In II t< tvsrds. L. Beard, Mr*. M. M. Smith, Ur*. attending the Florid* S tale ColP rim ary Depl.—Peggy Ann Ri R Pippin and daughter Peggy, lege for Women. I'',|ipln, Mr*. J. M. Wll»on. MU* Mr- J , VJ. Stanford, Mr*. M. N. Mnudc Jlnkln*, Nancy William*, llnx-land, Mr*. II. A. Moreland, M nrgarrt T u lm , Mr*, n. R._ P ip­ Ur*. B. 0 / Moore, Mr*. R. R. Floyd, pin, Mr*. Alfred King. MU* Re. Mr*. George McCall, Hr*. J. T. iieccn WUaon, Mr*. E. C. Harper. If in ly , Mr*. W. O. Ed ward*, Mr*. Eugene Kendall, Harvey Miller. I . II. Reed, Mr*. G. W. Turner Junior D*pt.—Carolyn Rosier, Mr«. W. J . Fell rntrrt*in*d « and Mi** Helen Ward. Mr*. K. R. C arter, E. R. C arter, nvnihi-r of her friend* with ■ M arjorie Hodge*, Robert* Ev­ 1 ridge i>*rly Thursday ■fli-iuoun an*, Mix* Renxnn, Hut h Rurnx. "» FOUR KILLED WARSAW, Poland, Nov. 13.— at her home on, Palmctlu Avenue lie**le R attrn, Mrs, T. F. T hrash­ The plsying room* were decor­ er. Edllh I.nvejojr, Mary Helen y P l- F p u r person* were klllol and seven ierlou.-dy injureil lust ated with a profuilon of garden Tew, Mr*. F. E. Galchel. Doro­ night a* a Krakow-W arsaw p as­ flower*. At the conclusion of the thy C arter, H arry Moore. senger plane crashed in a fog a t game* Mis* Dorl* W alker was uIntermediate Dept. — Mark w anlnl high *core prlxe. Mr*. Cleveland, Paul Plaiecxno, near here. Moore, David Among the severely Injured Denver Cordell won serond high, Cntchel, dark plxU-r, Rulh were the pilot and wlreles* oper­ Mr*. Allan Illount, low and Mr*. Strange, Mrv. C. E. Rollins,I Charle* Dunn, srrecno. Th* ho*te*« ElitalH-th Vnughn, June Welch, ator. presented Mr* J. M. Mu; Gladys Pippin, MU* Minnie Slew, farewell gift. a rt, Ruth W r*ver, E lltabelh PipAt Ih r ten hour a *i plh, Gene llarrU on. C. E. Me• wrel course wa* served to the Kee. Billie Plxler, Jimm ie Carter. following: Mr*. J. EIradk-k, Mr*. Lula Miller. Mr*. W. P. y Eng- Itrnoka, Jr. i, Mr*.| Fideli* Cla**-M r*. 1|. E. M o r Martin rl», Thro Vickery. IJ, l» 11 WII |lrnur«1n‘. I* it., | iAHf*tr. A XI tiuinl#> SfbiHil Av#HI m i»ri»11*r Wural>11». 1 to be given the Orphanage child­ ren dining the n**t week Refreshment* w«re served by the hodessr* to the fnllowlnf member** present: Mr*. John Vaushii, Mr*. W. K Well*. Ml* W. K Melllnger, Mr*. W. U Clark. Mr*. E li* Kt.-chhnff, Mr*. ItriHlIe William*. Hr* J. O. W*lt*. Mr* J. A- Pierson. Mr*. R. M. Moulin. Mr*. II II. r*lll*h*ll, Mr*. P .R. Parker. Mr*. A. C. Hinike, Hr* CUrenre Finjih. Mr* 8. II Fletcher, Ml** June Waddell. Ml** Nell Mulli­ gan, nnd MU* led* Kv*n*. # I# I’ Al t*|irl*llaii T J# I* M liven Im; Worth It* Thu* lle% i* J JohtisiiMi t*f !**■*••• I*utII Hi l l |*ii*.m*Ii iti |li« itittrn* IhM ■ rtvlre itntl P i, H ftiw nlr* A a *11 |ii0.it li .tl nltfhi m rrilitt, i»f Hi* I'vilHjirgnllM i Will h# Ii* hi Ml |h « Mint* nf llir Viiui»t'(ittin S c h ic k S h a v e r j r | \ |rr iTIIHT f i l l Ill'll l»K flllllM T i'li IIi a*Ti til fill tht. HrlrHtlMf (innl Kn'itml Milt»l. Nil ml m Hphiinl. •» II A .^l Niiitilny fliu rrh H.rvlcip, i) mi A. It WVilnpM.ny * an |v M lib* ii'hit Hfrilivr. It i"ml Iit it Ittfiiiii T«u- ulnjfi mnl Friday a fr*»ni |:*'§ |* if. t r» fc t»« |» Vl FOR R EN T Cut Flowers Cum pi ft el y Renovated And Red*corated ArrmrtRemtnUi For Fnncrak and All Other Oteuloni A p a rtm e n ts Finished in tho most nttractlve , Colofit Two Year Old . gpSE BUSHES CAMELLIA JAPONICA K O E L R E U T E R IA GARDENIAS We»t Inquire Mm. F irat K. S t. ' • Queener *t reitaurant on property 10th Anniversary SALE Th* havoc th a t the »un ha* ^ l# L e .wrought during these sumnivr ^ month* on milady'* hair is going to hsva to be repaired. Today, becaux* of our extensive educa* tlonat system, we know som ithing about h*ir tnd It* car* and our preparation* which are mixed fur each Individual** ■calp disorder *nd texture of h air by one of the oldest labors* lories. Tht* treatm ent will restore Ihe n atu rst olt* which th* sun draw* nut leaving the hair Ilk* straw . It will revive and refreshen the hair, rvrn If the damage ha* already born dona. 1'houaamlx of halr-drem er* are giving thl* Individualised Treatment and you ran g rt n perfect perm anent. $7,50 Ilealltttic and Itllllnifu No BLADES, No LATHER No ltlUJSEI. No LOTIONS |6.S0 Eugcna Cocktail Facial 50c Randall Electric co . TorNight—Sunday BUSINESS MAN’S JA C K S O N V ILLE J FLORIDA *,m " i LUNCH SERVED FROM 11:50 TO 2:00 Added Feature WE OFFER THE Following Service* LADIES ALL BACHELOR Wraring BUNDLE RUSSELL PRINCESS Sunday Monday llarrU on Chapter D.A.H. which w»* held at the home of Mr* Holly yeiterday afternoon. The room* of the Holly home wrn- u ltra:lively decorati-il with g*nlen .lower*. A fter routine buslne** Mr*. Henry W ight g*ve a talk on h»r vj.lt In lVdliumrliijig, Vn., and tho rrtn n i^ v e tlo n work Iwlng done there under the Rockefeller Foundation Fund. Mr*. Holland Dean gave a romprehenslve nutjllne of the plan* for the rrcou* At the tea hour refreshment* were served by the hostess** a..i* ted by Mr*. L- I*. Ilagan. Those present weir.- Mr*. W- B, Itall* id, regent, Mr*. Vs II Lovell, Mr*. M. 8. W l(gln). Mr*. . Front. Woodruff, Hr*. V. K. Roum 111*1, Mr*. J. H. Root, M r.. Ii. J. Holly, Mrv. J. B. Bay. Mr*. A le Belt*. Mr*. H. J. Lehman, Mr*. -L. t*. Ilagsn, Mr*. J,' tf. Menick, Hr*. M artin Dram, Mr*. W. L. Hanley, Mrs. George A. DeCotlr*, Mrs fiotlsnd L. Dean, Mrs. C. R. Dawaonj Mrs. Henry W ight, guest, and Mil* Irvh* Hinton. * TTir Hits Theatre Big Apple r» td esl was won last night by Harold Doker and hi* partner Janet Chapman. Taking second pise* waa Buddy Bi*hop and H ar■ha Telford while Douglas* Hlonstrom and Dorothy R7ggina placed third. J , L. M srentelte, m anager of the Rita, announced this morning I hat another contest will possibly le staged nort week. 30c Pound Min. Bdl. 75c 30c Pound Min. Bdl. 75r PERK’S CLUB WE ARE DISPLAYING FA M IL Y FLAT WORK D A M P W A SH 12 lbs, 49c 7c Pound Min. Bdl. 70c Fluff Dry . ... min. bdl. 75c....... 7c 1 WEARING APPAREL DltVED—FLAT, UlQNpm KADETTE V R o u g h D p y .........m in . b d l. 7 5 c ..............8 c lb. suF$fc Heterodyne - 19.95 TUMS BIGAPPLE DANCE E V E R Y S A T U R D A Y N IG H T H ortK B S Y IT a DANCB PARTNER , 7c Wearing Apparel lUturned' Damp—Flat Ironed n l / , 0 l H t b t FCATURf • R C X M .ulT.ban a la W v re t D U J» 9 * w ty -T a« * eaM M « FII1CKR |5 * .U U> S16U.50 imily pipiuh.... ......min. bdt. F L A T (U E D L I N E N , T A B L E L lN E N ) TE^M ‘ : • ■wporb eterwdywo W E A R IN G A J tP A K E L 18c U L 0 r**U Dyoeert# >paaM * • Taato Control Laundered WithSoft Water And Propferly SteriUzeijlv M is.r> * tm * Mr IM . Hr)** o .lr 's s s r d s r a & v b s r s w - Necaoaary I'lree* Hlsrthed—Wvarln* Apparel Dried A . Fig I Ironed ' . V V irift.......... min. bdl.,75c . ADMISSION FBBB BIG TURKEY D1 Apparel H rw m o n afford tha famous Magic By* to ymtf I n H I —MBaalngty *ccurate tuning. Thl* remark*Mo I t a u a d lbs world ;erforro*nod w ith groat pow tg Free Demonstration d Offers you vaa you true 1 Mfactlvigrl Urr CUnnlng Agent-For CtoeW CWnn*r» J . V. 3RD HT. - 4 PHONE 47* I I �V T H E SANFORD SCRAMBLED ROM-ANTICS Famoai Scandal Alien And Fey Wray from a n n o of ™ marrying a pretty young tiling r« « r-. f ^ 4U will, a .octal register background r ?f ^ "*■ ** lly relM t« M al«« elwmatlc. „ lh, d,r < r a U final. « * <*ly °t to wlW mhHnaUu and hy.ter-' U tn e ,htn puU Theodors'* wild aMloaaJlr-kaowa m U r t of Ibu huaiilUM to Thaodoro Ooe* f0r, y i to ih im t with b«r a d torn Iridlron. bat alM tha^dbUra flrwt l" will tra in bs *o*n in an all* m th* climatic aeon* wherein ah* »•*» of Unfvarally of Callt6 r » ! • hi Colombia’a **Tbo (rUi to improta on P ark A n n no h w la. al Truth," which nm» Sunday th .i yoin g Cary la not Iha sort Tha CallI0fala too* la W®rkMonday at tho Rita Tboatra. u be marry in* wealthy, p rrity *»« ta t00* ^ ’ °* I Orant thla lima « t m a» yoan r tblnra. , Hold * ■ N«vy. wble* opona i Donna's m m cohort with ■ - J g naat Wadaaaday and Tbanday favorite* in m pport a i Ralph * ------------* tho *«* Tbaator. with U * In»y, Cecil Connlnfhim , A l.*T D'Arey, Robert Alien, Joyew M r —, Marx CaHUIa and »'■ »■ * fe a lU ra d ln ptsn and Either b ile ►MoCarvy, beat remrmtired a "Ruggle* of Rod Cap," ad “Tho Awful T ruth/' i Vina Palmar, author of GlrV* adapted to tha acrocn tha original alng* play by tr Richman. or to her momonbia parfor* • In “Tboodora Com W ild/' i won for her an ad man's Mlloaqua apploaHon a t "tho i'i Theodora bit sweetheart/', rolaa. wbll* Nick Jam**- Ellison, disking young outdoor alar, who playa tha ro­ mantic male lead In tha * Rex Beach film, “Tha Barrier," which comes naat Tueeday ta the Rita Theater, Leo Carrillo and Jean Parker are featured with him. Rex Beach la Pleaaed With “Barrier” Cast Carrillo la tba leadla* rale of Poison Dorat, tho lorabla North Wooda trip par. Itaach wired baeki T la ro baea boplftg Lao would play that role • t i r alaea I Wrote ibe atory. Ila la Maa| I viauallaad whan I craatad * character, Congratula­ tion*- It akoald be hla ( m i n t part." That made tba ebe lee unanl mean ta preparing for tho vaia, Carrillo oarafally iludled alt tba Utyratera ha mold Rad wrlttaw In Um Pranth-Caaadlen peiota of llio district, and hired a ’PrSaeb'Canadlaa lumberjack to taack him tha dtff)calt dialect. Fasturod with Carrillo In T h a Barrier" Bra Jean Parker. Jamas Ellison, OUo Xragor, Robert Barret, Andy Clyde and Bam lladaa. Tha plctur* wa* directed by Las Relander. If* eridom In this Ilf* that a creator seel hie Idea coma to Ufa fieeclly aa ha has visualised It, but nrx llnlch. popular out­ door story author, la aa outTh* Pan American Union for­ standing aicepllon |o thla rula. merly waa blown as iha Inter­ Home months ago, whan Harry national Bureau of (he American Bherman, film prod near, alerted Republic!, work on Ibe rHm* "The Barriari' which opens nail Tuesday at tha Rlti Theater, he wired Beach to phatographlc film get hla reaction lo casting Lao I ■Meet On Celery ^Marketing Pact ’:.t# Be 0e Monday Growers To Meet In Court House To Se­ lect C o m m i t t e e ■ Nominees for (h* grower mem* haft of th* Calsry Control Committ*# of ths salary marketing Agreement which goes Into effect tomorrow, will b* safectod In tho Sanford district at a mooting In tha Court House Monday night, nad for th* Oviedo district. Tut*■day night In tha Ovltdo High ' School, according to word received from County Agent C. R- Daw- Wallace, Periods of prorat Inn and othsr control methods ar* approved by the Secretary of Agriculture through their proposals and than only when deemed to be the best Interaite of both consumer* and growers. Nominations for grower mem* Ihti will be recoired from the floor at the meeting and only the names of actual producers will be con* ■Idered, Mr. Daweott pointed out, adding that thsss nominations will la »cnt to lh* Agriculture Sec­ retary for appointments. The shipper memberi of the Committee will be chosen by tha •kipper* at other meetings. Since action taken at Ureas meet­ ing. will effect th* entire calory Industry In this stats, Mr. Dawson urged that all grower* In thla .vis* Inlty b* present to select th* pro; per representative* from th* two district* In this county. Th* Marketing A grym eat wat signed fay th* Secretary Wall*** after more than tt t-S par dsnl of th* growers voted favorably In a grower referendum and - aver I I per cant of th* ahlppara signed the agreement. Thos* connected with tba h r duttry hop* Ui* agreement wBI tend to stabilise prices during th* peak of tho ****qn by regulating •hlpmrnta In Inter, let* Commetwo through declaring pro rat loo p a r Warner Brothers Pie** tore Baaed On Life OfNotedFrenchman PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF NOV. 14 A T T H E R IT Z Sunday. Monday—tf* a apreefuU . . . of * leeful hyiterlei, Tha maddeit mtrrieet whirl ilnca "Theodor* Ran Wild." Irene Dunno, Cary Grant "THE AWFUL TRUTH." Tueeday—Tha Die Day—100 Added Attract lone and Joan Parker and Lao Carrillo "THE BARRIER." Wrdneeday, Thursday—Mr. Paul Muni thla year** Academy Award Winner In on# of tba fow tre a t pictures of all time. "THE LIFE OF EMILE SOLA". Also Tha Middle* march to tlory In football and romanoa in "HOLD 'EM NAVY." Friday—Lynn* Overman. John Barrymore In "NlQHT CLUB SCANDAL" Aloo return showing "CAPTAINS COUR* AOEOUS." Saturday—H ay 8CREEN0. Earns O rey i "FORLORN RIVER." And Fay Wray and fckhard Arlon In "MURDER IN GREENWICH VILLAGE." A T T H E P R IN C E S S Saturday and Sunday, - Nov, - tOth and S lit—Peter B. Kyne'a "WESTBOUND MAIL" Also TROUBLE AT MID* NIOHT." A new team of "friendly anamis*" makea It* bow to film fan* In tha now John Barrymore picture, "Night Club Scandal," which earn** n**t Friday -to the Hit* Tbaator, la lb* persona of Lynns Overman and Charles Bickford. Cast a t a reporter and a cap tala of del retiree, the two men teal a rtralry th a t mol Irate* much of the story In thla film which t*Ha Iha tala of a doctor Who attempts tha “perfect ertme." Overman la ai hie giddy baet a* the nawthawk, and Bickford |i likeable In on# of the few sympathetic votes he ha* played In Urn past several year*. E. L. Morrow Joins Cowan Store Staf| R. T. Cowan, taaaagar of tha Cavan Cto*king Company am nouncod thla marutag that ha haa asMiud the aortk** at E. L MutfOW fat lh* MauT Furaiah* BtTKWOLDKfL* If all Vs. a a * It < w i hie a a h n u w n h.lrs. divle***. Ivgalvs* ui nranl.Mi *1 a t , D tfe a S a a la - tn o a a r e s r tiiu c .n o v • TIIM UTATK U F FLUIUDA TO I ■. k u n w o U i K I L If a tlv a and f t d M d . b la u p k a a w a belrp, dev Im m lag aleS a er g ra a tM e t U iaU U N D ItlT X R W A U -B II (a lM b a e w a a a . alaM U N D . MtTSWA.L- I r a . I o f land- a n d m a n ia c n a r lh f* yard*. B a st IH J* y a rd s, W eal SaIdrd s.r a r dUouth a I* p a in t e f b sg la n la a ; th * r . m . i n t e r r u n t . l a I n s I I a c n e m a r* e r I*h . V os nod aecb a l r o u e r a k .rw b r naUII.<l t h a t a s u i t haa bees b ro u g h t a t a l a . t r o e In a b o r t e n t l l l x . c o u rt In rn aaeery br oranuk n a v a l rru im m c o m ­ p a n y , a F lo r id , c o r p ara t lea, • t# a u ls t th * m l* o f u i d o ran at N av al N lorea C om pany la a a d li­ th e abov* dvvcrlbed bead sa d p r.m l.v v a a d p u s a r e h . r e b r req r l r r d t* H I. w ith th e C lerk of M id c o u rt a t th e Cuiirt-bou-iv S t Itan fu ro , F lo rid a , y o u r w r lti- n a p p o a ra a e * (p a ro n n a llr o r h r nt* id s u it * a th e firs t Iot ernnd. relr laIn Ml>*a*m b.r, IM t. b e ­ in g lb* * lh b a y o f M id m e a ih an d ,i a .r * a f l * r la flla w ith »»ld e lv rg r e a r w r itte n U .f.n a s a , If s a y . le th e b ill e f c o m p lain t la M id tw it SI th * lim e prescrib ed b r l*w . I l .r a m fe lt net ar ju d e n ifn v w ill b* o n t .r r d a g a i n * y ou by ita fa a lt BONK a n d U BD BBK D a t B aafo ra. F lo rid a, th is t l h d ay of N o rs m b .r, t e n . a . F . HBKNDOM. C lerk o f l b . obovo d r i e d c o u rt Iky t A. M w r m D eputy C lerk. S am uel A. D . W llltlo M a A . e a llc lte r f a r p la in tiff. (O F F IC IA L UBAL) ■ L a o t ia n “Forlorn River” Will Star Ex-Circus Man *vl*M. le n t* * * t. F. D o u u u t or If all* IMA. bis aakaow a b.irw Vfat.ee ar groat**.! 3. IX ¥ r. tf all** a a d - I f lak a.w a L i r a d*vt**a ms a r g ra atM s; CGOFI 1MBY (X j MVANY H M -M tio n o r n it t m u c g i •ANY) a dlBMlved Flai w rallaai *11 partie* alal U S t , r t m l » .b a ll b* held a t (b* City H « r la astd O ltl a f baafar*. rlo v lta . In eoafarm lly la iba taw s and ordinance# re ­ latin g i* Ibe elect to* no w la foree la aatd Clip, .T he F .1 I.W III ha apaa al tiSb A. M.. K aatara Standard Time, aad w lf| al*** hi ■endows a n Ml* d a ta a . la a p iita re an d A P . U N I an ITt.Tk o f M l . t l v i t l , . IN W1TNBOA W H M u e o F . I hav* b e rea at* m » ■ » . hand Mayor of Iba a t * a. *• •»•!•?* Florida, and have eauM d I* be affined borate the n**T *1 tb j a d ' (Tty • « thle IU) .« * ? •* Nevemker. ■•” W A R D „ |? a n jn . As M ayor a f Ih a T ttto Effective November 18th I am flloBihff my fibre, and will make de­ liveries from our warehouse by truck. This wttl enable me to better serve you and give you my Ha kad become eonVtacad ol tba officer's Innocenoa, and w lt|f oharact eristic vigor al tanked the powerful military fclarorihy with all th* ttraagth at bla com mand. "I Accnaa" Wee dtliber ataly wrllte* to provoke.a Ubal •alb , Joseph BchlldkranL boyhood friend of Mual la Vienna, ha* Iha tola of Droyfua-' There are many aotad players In thp cast, la addition ta Monl and BchltdkraaL Eddie Cantor •h* -abereigned aa SpM tsl M as. W r,.1: f f i y u a r « a f *b.re n * rs n d e e e d ja U s C lrsatl Court • f Ssmlaoto C auaty la C b s.to ry , a a s s rta la edus* Iherela psadlag whs ra ta T . A Dial was p laintiff aad Alla Johns.*, a w lo.w , aa* other* w ere * .f .n M a la Ih st I w ill *n U * *lh day of Deesmbar, HIT, a f f .r for eat* * t pa k ilt a a s tls a ta U s plana to maka jT isar •.v’MB a.& ra ■ su lk . R a n g . I t st, ran I bene* N ertb gar w f h saa* lit e b s la e •^ s i* * i s r N d rth i-’AatirVbs, WES jtjS.*fi!SSJ fd U * •& __n.alaalag al tha South- RADIO RADIO RADIO 1938 ■* , • a ; • RCA rnpcL A M A T iag . trader and by virtu* uf aathavf* (F by ma * ..i.a a t lb . k u t f •( the City el Maferd. Pjae&a, I h .r.b y Mil a Qaaeral MaaMpal Bl*etlea la be b.ia (kreughaul (be city af Santard- Florida aa Ibe tlh dav, of Dwwmbee. 11*1. tor (be eleetlsa af « . t'liy CammlMlaper for a term af For Sale (P O R B U t) New York'e notorious Greenwich Village finally gat kfan Involved1 in a studio martier mystery In Columbia's "Murder fa) Greenwich Village," which cornea Saturday Bern!*, the orchestra once sold toys In a da- a Th# Ipaalsb d a b *aag two D l jl D U m hm | s o a n I* Bpaalak aad tha U tln rT O g fU n r lin n W organisation of lh* school pr»aenled a . task Ion; tavlaw of Another lh a peri** of Crime Roman dr**s a t tha tlma of p,*r*ntlon program* for tha! Julie* Caaaar. Mlaa Marion Aiken f colored r*r* of tho Stats of of tha d a b «aag a aaiacllon In Florida wBI be bald Banday at Latin ta add thalr portion of the S t Jamas Chunk an tha tba program. ~ *. oomar of » p i* * a and Ninth la th* School Aaeletaao* Da- BtraaL accord In* to aa aaaoaaod partmauL Fiafaann ta trad seed aaent mad* this B v n h f k9 Edward Hlgctaa who IV chief Georg* F- Owens, ekalrmaa of a t tha HUk Sahoal Truffle P*-| Ik* BUta NHro Crtm* Frevantrot. Mr. Hknhm toM of th* Ucn Campaign vatu* of .tba Fatrol and what It Owen* haa a ri* u * d a proha* aonamptUbad during It* gram fat which the Rov. W< P. four yuan at wurh and IU pur- Brooks, J r , Pastor of tha F tn t po*M N r H lfita* also Intro-1 Baptist Church of thla rlty, dtood th* atlmr massb a n of the the Paul R id f u n uf aotad. iha F lrtl Methodlet ohuroh. Mr*. Mr,, McKay daaertbad U* Vella A- William, of lh* BapJohn rk>«Mie, allbough Dean uf vah* of tha «*ril haiag duo* tlat Churoh and Owaaa will udBl. Paul's wrote soma of th s by th* Sahoal oftio* Faro* aad dr*aa tha colored body, jnoat eniiBUoos love poama la tho Krjgltah Ian(liar*. Richard Arlan'e gay caper* as Hlmone Simon plays tannla to keap her weight down- Calling ta n k should b* In whits cation Department go through tag Department of hla Company, a number of dr|Ha and form# Mr- Morrow cam# to Sanford tlons wtaien- .bowed program la1 about I I y uan ago and lor aomo that Una of work. | time haa been connected with The school Cheer Leaders 1*4 the Lovett Grocery Company. U* body In a number of chtaro, Mr. Morrow came from Dtaon. and school aonai and tha pr«>| Tenn and ha ha* bad many y uan * t m was closed a . tha auttru, aaparlencu la ra.n'e clothing and esallaMS Frarn Fsp. 0 «* brouiht out potata of lalereet audlcnoa u n i “Amerloa Tha, tum ult Inga. concernlog lh* davalopmant U Beautiful." — ■ ■ ---------------------A large number of L E G A L N O T IC E lh* praaaat' school library. Mias Nanay RugaulUr apoka oa th# HI*Y Club and MHa' JacoualtBa Campbell spoks oa th* Thaaplaas, of which org*a»-| istlon aha la RrafldanL Tha group and class** to also Pt sauntsd a ou* got play school pro#r*s* with Miss Oooolla Truluok. Miss of work. Joans* AaMratls *ad Donald --------- C la rified Advertisement! “Night Club Scandal” Plays At Ritz Friday ft 1 ZENITH ■A ST TERM S V ^ O ItO N A HOFMANN HAYNES Electric Service OFFICE MACEINB CO. n e m g �M o re SANTORO, FLORIDA. In New Action Declaration At Bros? aeteSuntm a rtzes Oriental War And Lays HCtmeOn Japs Court House Meat)! ’ Will NomlnateCoa mittee To COntr C e l e r y Shipmen . N F M H F .lt 3ZO Established In 1008 Growers Met Tonight T. Select Boar BBAZIL FALLS INTO STEP Romlnolo County Produce* ** Fruit And VejteUhleo Than An$ Similar Area In Amerira y- VjCIOUS$TECH ATTACK FAILS TO STEM THE TID1 a/j Removal Of J Tax Injustice 4 Is Demanded | Roosevelt Asks For M Changes “To- En* . courage Productive -J Enterprise” In U.S* Ita lia n Delegate Alone Votes “No** j Special Congress't Session Convenes “Hlndenburg Line” In China. Endangered * By DriveOnSoochow Early Action On La- j bor, Farm, And Si- 1 milar Items Asked Br u s s e l s ! N ov. 15.— (AP)-—A declaration auraroariling the Far Eastern conflict .and erUlcixing Japan was adopted today by the Brussels conference with Italy voting “no” and the WASHINGTON. Nov. IB. *•! —(API—Prmldent Roontamit •; recommended Ihe removal of . j fax Injustices "to eneournio productive enterprise** toddy • in submitting a four-point . J legislative program to Con. prrss. • In bis inrssngo owning thing; Italian delegate Count ha must voU against tba summary bacausa Italy M tarod It presage* a emus* which can Usd only to Tha conference volod against sending a copy of declaration to the Japanese government .then adjournsd until Nov. M. The d«e1sration was prepared by the .United Slats*. British and French dilcfttaL Meanwhile Shanghai reported th a t Japanese forces were e n ­ dangering China's whole "Hbtdm* arg Una” defenses today In » drive an Soochaw. The offen. tiro weetward from Shanghai, Japan*** officer* said, waa >h* opening eg the enmpalgn ngulnst Brasil fall* Into step under n new Latin American dictatorship set up by short, swarthy, soft-spoken President Getullo Vargas. Embellished with some totalitarian Ideas borrowed from Europe, the new government neverthelea* follows South American precedent. Her* Is Varga* surrounded by army officers In a recent public ap ' pearance. Talk On Pharmacy J . Mark Wilcox It Given At Rotary Tosses Hat Into By. Dr. Bludwortb .Senatorial Ring toa* Una." Advices from Nanking said Ssiahiw waa desolated by more than 700 Japan*** bomb* dropped on H within lb* p ert M hour*. Tb* central government was known to bo rosolvod to defend Nanking. Knowledge of that detarmlnaHon ahd of Booehow's fata hastened n heavy civilian exodus from Nanking by the river canal and road. Government officials remained, however. In North China ewift Japanese columns war* reported within 15 miles of th* Tsinan1 capital of th* wealthy Shantung province. today and entertained Rotarlans with a demonstration of the actual problems encountered by a phar­ macist ln filling prescriptions and In the mixing of drugs, Clyde Parker, a new member, was welcomed Into the club by President II. if. Coleman who ex­ plained the alms and Ideals of Rotary and described briefly the history of the organisationDr. Bludworth, himself a Rotar* ian, was Introduced by George Rol­ Fair, slightly warmer tonight lins, chairman of the program and Tv today, lncreaslig cloudi­ committee. Many basic drugs, and ness followed by skow*n Taro- pharmaceutical implements were day, night and possibly tn *i- laid out on the table hi front of Dr. (rents portion Tuesday afternoon Bludworth in d w en used by him Extreme northwest Florid*— as specimens In demonstrating Claodj, ocesslonal reins tonight hie talk. a r Tarodsy, wagmer tBblght, j Declaring that the public often warmer ta oast portion Tuesday. could not understand why appar­ ently simple drug* were *0 expen* stse, p r, Dlodworth explained the care which It was necessary to use In filling prescriptions and tho high coat of tba many different Ingredients which necessarily go into th* mixing of ordinary mod(clott, A B. Mallble of Altamonte exchange la rapid, basin*** M Spring* was welcomed bock to tho sold to bo good) urban It I* dub after a summer spent in the •low, bos loses la had. On* ef North. He also Introduced as his gueaU Georg* Babcock and A. Etb* greatest handicap* to mi Kiln* of Alternant* Springs. ‘ exchange of noth commodlUro Other guests a t today's lunch: I* the difficulty ef disposing eon were Jo* M, McCormack and of rood rood*. W. r- Yust or OrlanSo, C. B. Vin­ ,* D o automobile dealer c o a t cent. and Grover Williams of Sanford and Donald' Lanuort, Junior Rotarlan- , speculation over whether would seek re-election from fourth east coast district or Into th* atstowid* fight. Wilcox *ald he would go for th* sen t'* principally on i o m i is s h a* re** re s ts tie the get out his Judge M. B. Smith Named President Of Stetson Alumni AdvertiMOld Goods And Help Business ) Thrilling 26.000 ip sc lilo n a t Birmingham,-Al*barns'* Crimson TMt continued en the unde fra trd and untied trail by scoring a fourth period touchdown to defeat Georgia Tech 7 to 0. Haro la a' play asked to select three eommltt man. the quota set for Ibo 8 n-j typifying the grim but losing battle fought by th e engineers. Konrmann (left), halfback, and wing ford District, and threo alt ir- man, Jordan, both from Georgia Tech, bear down savagely on Alabama's fullhnrk Holm In n play nates. that resulted In a 15 yard penally for the Tide. Those receiving the larg a t rend t.i die Serialp and house number of votes will b„ dec)* ad' rlrrV* the Preeldent asked “ear- • the nominees but their appo it-1 iy aetlen" nn legislation on farm c it y n e w s b r ie f s manta to l ha Control Comm I oo rrrtp control labor,- wage* hint U subject to the approval of , ho hours. renrrsntioHon of the exSecretary of Agriculture. eriitlva branch of government jn d V Representation for the rartM a planning nf natural re-oureea, .1 districts on the Control CommitItut of at least eiptal import* tea la baaed on th e «tonnage |a f anre to members were these TO* celery shipped annually. On mia marks on taxes, “unjust provi­ basis tha Sanford district *oa sions should be removed provided Rbr . and a . m win granted threo grower mcmlpra aueh removal iloes not create new and four shjgper members on the Injustices. Nor can ww at thin committee roflTPoeed of sight lime accept n rerlllon of our ta* grower and sight shipper mem­ laws whlrh Involve* n reduction bers. The Oviedo district was i The recent order Of the State National Uuanli hero will Final preparation for tha dlstrl- In the nrrrcirnte revenues ur alt given one grower and one shipInerca In the nggregato ta x J | Bttpram. Court daaytng P#U«h‘ ' * 7 kly drl“ ,onl« ht itlun over Htn ti-iti-n, Ihrouiih ioinlotts of thorn least able to tlonu for rsheewlng of Its former " In nr them. I decision In ths Murphy “low Dr. p. j UpreyT professor nf than hft.ODii.OOd forms, through “ W e ebotibl g iv e speetnl colt* , whh-h I ho Administration hopes dollar" tag redemption law up-j<iumaliem at ist risen Unlveralty, i.Merfttiiin llyblenlitg the lit* bald, an oarllar dadalon. definite will be the principal ipeakar at to obtain n “complete, honest and roulteble bunlrns up the enter- i L tr^dK h*H -th*.7*H *H j o ' the the Capipb^l LosaJpg, I’oaL. j d acrurate” census of tho unemploy ■ prlw nf lb " an.ell but loves m etf , .net and paved the way tor the American Legion tonight, accord* Fr th tha United n*te* lined been of the nntlim," th s TrsuilJeflt "* mall slated. "In thie wpy wr may also , sontluuatlon of auction sale* In Inc to O D. Workman, commander, completed and tomorrow inrrlcr. will Irgln delivery of find assistan t- to our ecareh for this county. Clerk of the Circuit 1 D. F. Msnssco of Ulrmlnghsm, Court O. I*. Ilorndon stalril |u Dr- roil Mm. H- D. Caswell th e c form* In every riHiinmnlly s irnii,' i‘f feet II I' nietlusl of c h tH r Ala- chairman or the commute* day. etc nmol.# I hour attending the over the notion Including Ssnfnrd Ittir flu* concmtrntlon of that repealed Alabama's I I year Tha certificates p,u»tou«ljr soli tenth htintml Convention of the and Sentini'lcr County, t'Ciintmiit* r«it«tri*l • t»ml truulliiht I n n rivcti*le tte r fruttk tho e.n iminuiMill'ihf old prohibition law, and n prom­ at auction which were with M-'ii-Ju t-ii-t c»s*I Mrdicsl *As*owhich |>er- • inent figure In Alabama politics, bald. In accordance with sh -.t:-11 *1 *ti' Hollywood lien'll- *11* Hi(inin»lin'»r John I* Ilictrers, I ihImv in ipllfi nf nnti-truflK * Mayor E divar.PlIi'-H n. of Fsnfonl ptittutr* spent the week-end hero 1 renew­ order of tba h lr t tribunal, mIII I t -i-f i.vci the 01 rkrnd. . A further nrarch fo f ' I- asked to li-avc “nollilntr over iitltii! iyiutl m ilh o tli tti imwt ihM ing old acquaintance* In BanfoH, he delivered and rnurt clerk* Jooknl *fi ’h.o rpnnlrcl effort lo Hong wood and Altamonte will again receive application* j.n tre ft 'V \v*ro will rom*l>' IhrvM lr» frw f o H t f H ' t U I t t o * I I'.mtlHM. *1 n n l* « rr l ‘- u . t Bprtngs. f<V sale of certltirates on proper In ht» pfflcr until S :t 0 IV M. prim* U t .tllnl for 4*1 thi% linHi/ Mr. Manasco, known among ty In which the title has paesed Thursday and ttldny fur th e Mr, IlnnMncIt JM lint u»k fof fits friend* as “D, B-" Is remem­ to tbs 8 lata a* soon ss an order purpose o r Issulnr h u n tin g it itftinii f»n t.ii ittyi#l«»n ni thn bered here fqr bl* active part In from the Supreme Court, rarat^ C"n*es to ttin se whn will be Un r ill iM*wi<>n, ii rmtrut* R.kocRt«vl bringing to Seminole County tba lug the previous restraining or­ able to s e c u re th e m somier. iiy mnuv iinuiil't'fi nf Mu iwtrly* Seminole naco Track some I t der. la gocslved, Mr. Herndon | years agostaled. rtfust Irot tsilre progress has M r Manasco la in Florida at­ It was also pointed out Ihst a been mede liwliv on the tim er*! tending to business In several large amount of - property ■« IWlfari* Art „f tO-T and a hearing of lbs neighboring cobntlea and Bamtnola County has been oft cun be evperted at Ihe nett whtla In Banford asproased grout tha t*a roll* In recent years C negieii, A rthur 1, se ru b r surprise st some of tb* new de­ because of nonpayment of ta»r* Johnson rbslniiaii nf the t.e g tsvelopments her* end, especially and the lit!" in this property In­ lulls* Committee ftir the tlenPraised the City Father* tor vested In the Slate and tb*j erol W elter* Art and arlhi* county does not receive any, J C S rhstrm an for th* (li-nerol Wei b Uses from Ihe property, fare Federation of America. Aft«V the delinquent taxes clYx stated In bta address *• Hoi* hare been settled. II la hallaved. , j „ Park In Orlando last Friday Ibat much of ihts property w|lt I I S afternoon. tlARTOW. Nor. II. S. Long, a former resident of b* restored to a tax paying ata Mr. Johnson advocated tha Judge Robert Dewsll today a rt Banford, who Is now president tea. 1000 pu ssier of th s General W elfare tha n eit of tha Tampa floggtag of the Slate Tba Commlaalou of The Murphy Act provides for 1ford Act, which Is a revised form of cas* trial* for Jan. 10 aad gav* tba Bt*t* of Alabama. tha settling of delinquent taxes th* stale until Dec, 17 to droid* Upon payment of tha amount hid Plan. * s ,* n aid to tha needr which caa* It wlahro triad. FIT* at a public auction slang with aasd. to Inrrease i-mployment former Tampa poll c e a se and advartUIng and other coats. Ths for those under *» year* of e re three Orlando men faro trial oaf tag caetincate Is awarded to (be and to Croats and areally an- rharae* of kidnapping Joaepk highest bidder In the suctonlsta e -iha buying power of the Shoemaker,. Eugen* F. Poalnrt The Seminole High School The Act also provides that If natiooand 8 am D. Rogan who wag* Celery Fade etart a four day work­ someone otbtfr than the owner Alrrsdy there have been to abducted from In front of lb* out this afternoon on th* prac­ of the property buys tha certifi­ member* nf thq llous* of Rsprn- Tampa Police Station sod tOkasA' tice field of th* tig h rohool In cate, the property ownir le al­ snotstlres BteCrlnr Committee to a wooded spot beaten. 0*d preparation for thair contest lowed two, year* to redeem the appointed to promote the pas­ tarred aad feathered abort tort a g a in s t Bill F e r r is s l's 81. Augus­ property on pe701.nl of the pur sage of the Act through that years ago, tin* Mullets to b« played in that Chao* price plus 1 percent Inbranch tif th* legislature, Mr. Tb* ft to former polioomoa M eat. lb homestead property City Friday n ig h t Johnson advised. were convicted of kldaapptfrt. Th* Fed* or* fas good rood It bn tb* owner Is slluwed to year* Poulnot but won 0 Sapfoos* following their victory over Bollca to r redemption Court ordw tor a s * tria l Tb* Military Academy Cadet* U st Fri­ After the redemption period earn* tiro oad A- O. OUlhrt of day and will work • * a now set expires the holder of the certifiOrlando, were acquitted of trick play* th at i n ta b* run ante may begin foreclosure acdirected verdict to rt motit from a doubld’ wiogbnek ferms- Uen to eoqolro ml* to (be prop­ second degree mordyr oka Uml , erty or apply for Tax Deed. ’ aulilug from ghoemsk erta Leon Lawson, sta r Fad halfback, ’ Any property, It was pointed t* th e ' only mamber mt the eleven M t, not sectioned before lb* th a t la on th* Injurod list at <h* aapUnelton of the la«r will t e ­ proseat *■ he suffered a flight ener* Urn absolute property of the knee Injury when he wax tackled fia ts and Mite ran be secured by two Cadetg la Gw A rm istice only through purr base from tba Herndon Explains Local Application 0 ( Murphy Law Supreme Court Okeys Sale Of Tax Certi­ ficates At Auction Preparations Arc ^or Census <« Cards To Be Distrib u t e d Tomorrow; ReturncdBy Nov. 20 Johnson Speaks On New Townsend Act Date I Set For Tampa Flo? Trial Celery Feds Prepare ‘ For S t Augustine DAFFY ^ •D R IV E R Two Team* Tie For First Place In Local Rowling League Tournament llultey field. ’ Gov. Cone, initialed Into . Fbi Alpha Delta, natlaaol legal fro* ternity, oa the campus Friday night, wax hooer groat a t the Fraternity breakfast g tn a a t tho Tba Lion cat** ar* al*o being repaired and mad* la'rcer. Tba cage* throughout the (60 have been pointed and all ratline* have been renewed and repaired P. H- Lansing has presented Ihe too with a Raccoon and Mr, aad Mrs- H. E. 1 Holcombe of lb* Bedford Flak, Market hav* pr*- *M � 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. 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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>, November 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/87de540007b75efce9d47771de25a8b1.pdf d0767cff55f4554138136f342441bbd8 PDF Text Text I ■ wm. M T H E SAN FO RD Tump Priming’ Called Out By M orgenthau PUTTING TROUBLE in flict la Said To Have Started With Abdication In ’31 troua Italian retreat during the World war. Ha has publicly de­ clared ha will ntvor permit a commantel Spain. . The powers are hard at work trying to solra this problem of for­ eigner* In Spain, while England U)d Franca are worried about Seem f*»o» One Italy's Increasingly Important rola raluteCentlnues at the tomb of the unknown hr the Mediterranean which they soldier and obseive a minute’s sil­ feel threaten* their empire routes. ence, MM 1 The Leaden Tnrehbrarcn wHI arrive In tha i-'Tho big figure* on Franco's side evening from all parta of Belgium a f t ' ’mostly military men- Hit and the Belgian Ctngo to rekindle himself was on* of lb* moat bril- Ihe flame on the tombHint-af Spain's younger officers N* Nasi t'elskrallan » end became a 1General In bla 80‘s. Armistice Day will not bis cele­ Ha -mad* his name fighting'the brated In Germany. Its place hat Moors In Spanlsb Morocco and Is been taken by the Munich "Beer, n6t*d aar * thorough, methodical cellar putsch" exercises of Nov. ■*, gaherat who rarely take* chances- marking Chancellor Adolf Hitler's m b ' 41 years old. abortive' revolt before his subse­ On lb* government side are Pre­ quent rise to power. mier Negrta end Defense Minister Italy already ha* had her Armta-. Prtota, sharing responsibility for lice liny observance, bhc commentthe war. Nrgrta Is a medical doc­. nr*led Iasi Wednesday the rc-ssi* j tor and a widely traveled man of lion of flghilng on the Italian great organising ability. Prieto la fronl. • g newspaper publisher wbo has Ainil-iIn- Dny will be a compul-1 tremendous energy and drive and rory liollilny fur Ihd first lime In ha* always been known as a "prac­ Poland 71 ki anny Invited youth tical" man. orgitnlxillons to’ Unko part In the Far more than )B months, both ttadl'ibnnl trnrp review. tldaa, Increasingly strong and well In Imndnn, Ihe Duke of Clouces* organised, have' struggled bark ter unveiled an rquestrtan' statue and forth without a decisive vie- of Field Marshal Karl llalg, com­ S O M IT H I N O TO C A C K L I OVIR to the roeord of lory! Their' war has long passed mander-in rhlcf of Brtliln'a EipcAmerica’s champion hen, "Mias America. 1818” labovel, three-yeartha Spanish stag*. It has tended to dltiooary Force* In France and old docker owned by Fred Roebel of Pleasant Valley. N, * . In hot tUfellm* she has laid "early BM eggs, Ml of them la a alnglo y o u , IW ,W .*>K.fa*«l*t State* against Flanders from 1018. “ • ” ihiT•he's allU ealne llroas. the democratic ones as well m,| ' King (Irorne VI will lay a wreath absVnit '.ftvnmunlet Russia. It mo)’1on it today utter a ceremony s> tm'enly the opening seen* of a the Cenotaph. <.1 djramdtto wftld Wide riwlggl*. | | Atwn-mtnuta / sIlAiee will be nhaA-tred throughout tl)*Viand hi IIlg llm t<i Ikes ||. . - ' In Parla Ihe Duke of Windsor! .ranct-llcd plan* <o partlelpalo In jlndiy'a “ ifftalnl" ohservanr-j of Armirilco Dny In order to avoid possible embarrassment In con" tact with diplomats and leader* The Crooms Academy Panlher*' of Ihe nriMih colony. football record so far this season lie decided not lo accept an Invi­ was spoiled last night when tha tation In Join President A llo t IsJones High Tigers of Orlando (Iron In the official tribune on Iht downed the local negro aggrega­ Chumps F.lysccs lo review the pa­ tion by a score of 7 to 0 under rade. * . ■ Ihe floodlights of Tinker Field. At the rams tins it wa* announc­ The Panther* put up a great ed lin t he and his Baltlfanro-bnni fight through the rntlre contest Duchrrv, InMcail of attending Armbut Ihs strong forward wall ns| istlre Dny service al the church well aa tha Orlando secondary used by British cnibnssy official".; defense stopped the Panthers ln|j would attend eervlcaa a* attheir' tracks. In the second, George's, which his no official tsn -1 quarter, after an eichangs of lierilnns. punts ta mid-field. Orlando com­ Canon J. I. C. Dart, pastor of pleted two passes that was good Ft. George’s Church aald that ha fot 80 yards and then Harrison was “not particularly kecu” about battled the ball around left end the fart ihat Ihe Duka o f Windsor for -a touchdown. plnnnid to attend Armistice Day ' The Panthers fought hard th-> servicer at hi* churrjb last 'half and completely out. rumors that He drnlrd, howe Ito Intended to bar the Duka from Bt- George'*. ,. j M push d m a touchdown. The Croom* outfit (bought Ihemulvn with the atm. Nut Infrequently, If. lucky after tho1gam* In slopping working in a canyon nl men, hi* t>*M».'’t i * fastest negro half* has to climb the hill ami shoot a* back In Florid*, ta hi* tracks. he illmbs In order to folli w tho Th* llna-up for tho Baufortl Eloveat Refor* at left and, Brown at left tackle, Dingl* at Oscar Wilde wrote onq' of his loft guard; Henderson at center, famous works, “ Sale ms,” th Wilson-at right guard, Chtalom Flench. at right: tackle. McNeil at right and, .'Johnson st right halt. Ro­ sier M quarter. RoUrta st left half sad Lac at full bock. Armistice Day Is Celebrated Ovfcr Most Of World •tyrdohaamtlva party, kad lost Mfllmantary control. Jubilant leftists mob* fq Madrid gM out of hand. They buirtd •lurch**' and beat up army offia*ra Parliament showed every sign ad,voting a rvrolutbnsry program g r w a ii ji? S * ^ 9 9 3 2 CsnllnusO Pram f l H On . . plnymant. at (rood wages, in private Industry, a reasonable ralnm to capital and antarprtao, fair treatment tor nor metical| rnltnral population, and adcqnata | revenues to mart tha aervlce* ! now demanded of tha Pedant J Government," MorKenthnu paid. I Tha admlnlaintlon, ha con* llnnad. will do "everything poa! alhlo to prompt-, a rrmtlrmallon ; of recovery and to balanca the i budget llmmch enttlnc expendl| tu rn ," Tha a'talnmcnt of thcaa i ends, however. ha «a1d, rest* "very greatly” on prtvata Ini* llallva pt-d on 'h» cooperation of prtvata dqtrrprtse*. "I wlah to pmphsslie." Mor1 acnlhan atld. ‘Thai In no erant 1 will the Admlnhtratton allow 1 anyone to atnrre, nor wilt It . abandon Bk" broad purpose to protect the wank,'to lira human aocurltr and to neek n wider dUtrihullon of our national In • coma." ," ' ' ' Tha Treaanry secretary, who hai icnrferrnd almoal dally with' Provident rto'-acralt and other j I Government and private flacal! | leader* on thn current business' I rccie«|on. conceded ’ that hunt- [ I ncti Indiana bare recently ahownj * a __ a ______________A ___ — ..t h e ' a declining tendency. nBut he pointed out that (he country ts nearing on end of on# of tha most active years In Its business history. and that business rev|val under (h* Now Deal has been of a health character" and added: "Wa have not reached the r.lag* of full employtdent of our productive resource*On the contrary, from all these stand­ point*. rondltloa* are favarahle for a continued Increase In tb* level of business activity.” Morgenthau conceded that there was "some waste" In re­ lief expenditure#-* b it argued thnl this was Inevitable In any irogram of such magnitude, .lie avid thnl the Admlnlslretlon de­ liberately used an unbalanced budget during Ike first four years "to meet a grtat emerg­ ency.” "That poller has succeeded,” lie edded. "The emergency that we faced In M il no longer estate.” United Btatoa, but ‘hsy form a ml oArtty group sad thalrmcllvo lh' Hume* has been comp*r*Uvtl/ ■mall durtng th* prspsql ,wAr. . J Tha aaarthtota, who arp pari le­ nto riy strong ta' CaUlanuto want its IRK* government as paeslbto, with tha'aouatry operated through the liber ualons rather than 'hroogh •Ida,' headed by Otpsrvl Fraattarc FraSMi, are conservative^ 1 fascists ■ad monarchist* whe M?t ttaitad S a ta a t -Rad ruta," W |fh* War Service^ Silence Ended r By Disturber Wa s h i n g t o n k -i * "Poems and Ballade,” Swin­ burne* moat famous beak, ap­ peared In two. asperate editions aatdr different publishers’ tar p rtota in 1888- Heller Food Store III Sanford Are. Phone I "Weekly line the Best Prli Dolly” Milk a LO, CAN Spry Friday Coffee MATtHEWS GANGWAY Not fapJalow •Barry ChcTries lb. 39C rm ia x . u s, Orange Peel J j c Lemon Peel K e Raisins Pkg. 12c •wapijeas it*H(iu • ■ ' I Raisins Pkg. JOc Walnuts lb. 2 } c Jtag cy Oretsa, a Ik. O St. n a Sugar IC r -wmarn ‘ ’- 7 * * Eggs doz* ZAC ro q ro v iB Lard Lb. H e shiptwd Daybo o k : ** t , Cn*berry jelly tnakee an ef­ fective garotyi for fruit antada, t.oq’uettae, a la king, #emi>mat loos and roaata Cut tha jelly Into on#Inch cubaa, ' Oar lo r 's l Pan - « .t T “WMhinlton Daybook” Jr an cntcrtabilog and enli*htenin* oolumn of Wwhington hithlUht. hnd «Ueli|ht8. Proton Grover is an aoc reporter v jjli open eye*, a keen mind, and . a M fk lin f acnae nf humor. He blende clean anecdote, humor, and r' history into one of th* moat readable and dependable oplumoi pQdk* .tosw artW ^ ism -. John Webstar, 17th century playwright, wrote n tragi-comedy entMlad "The Devfl's Law-Csve, or, When Woman Go ta Low, the Devil Is Full of Bustaasa." Sugar Clean anecdote, humor, and history. » * li ' aboat tbs traction of a tamper* arp camp on tha vacant lota booth of tha W ater Work*. Tha poaaihllltp that tha project' n igh t be tadortmkaa bp an Individual riNM M t a l ' U b y P reston G rover * - Cea lines* r>*m P H i Owe . f — 11 CTlfi Mr. WlUtaam has Wan u M U twvesUgsta th* p M U l t e ot • c m p and m boat batata and If tha asttattted coat la not proUM* thro, a WFA prajaet nap bo aobmktod i o n T k m wa* -atao ^aowo^dtagoa- itampltta P a n th ers Suffer F ir s t D efea t Of, Season By Orlando •toy declared th a t. strong, hands warn a**4*d to pot down disorder. ** Tho rightist ravalt' start*I In Iht MalUla garrison ta Spanish Motows It wma tbf signal far most Of tha military, governors m Spain's provinces to post not lew •f martial law. In many cams that dhaplo act was aaaugh to put tha province on Fyanet'a aids,' On the government aids nr* ranged so*lalists, caramon ist a . re­ publicans and anarchist*. It to •aspaUmaa hard to tall tha dtfferdtoo’ between Bpenjab ppetaltot* Md communist*, for H.clr dectrtaaa of tho koetalisatlou of lh# means Of production merge Into MM another. Tha republkaM want a government similar ta that nf ths e w T n lle r Site W&t Of S in ford Under. Discussion** A CRUSADER .. ■; Crackers |£ Potatoes ’« £ . ! 9:00 SHOW �) - - * \ '■1‘i[ ->-y j h. M m Tha Only Central irdiny Rail, Highway Transportation Seminole County Produces Moru Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any Similar Area In America r ' _ VOLUME XXV) V ’—i Walter O’Hara Is In dicted By Grand Jury Awodat«l SHE ALSO SKATES ■ i i -f SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 19.17 Morgan Leads Fed Eleven To 1 4 -6 Victory NUMBER S27 ROOSEVELT LEADS NATIONAL TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD Chinese Fail Back To Lines Near Nanking. Rhode Island Chair­ man Of Democratic Group Also Named In I n d i c t m e n t s Scores Both Touch­ downs On Passes From Forgruson To Down Bolle8 Cadets 400,000 Troops Dig In On New* ‘Hindenburjc Line* F i f t y Miles To The West Corrupt Practices A ct Said Violated ■y JULIAN tTCNSTROM Head Coach t,rnB*rd McLucai' HIT edition of the Seminole High School Celery Feds brought their gams average up a oil last night when they sent Coach Ken Kppert'e Holies Military Cadets barh to Jacksonville with a I , to | defeat again*! them. . I’laylng on a rain aoah<-d field with about tOOO person* In the stands nn wat seats, the Celery Fads hlrked off to Green on Holies 3* yard line be­ fore be waa brought dawn but Bolles begin a auilalned drive dawn the field and before Han ford had gained postersmn. the ball was onthe Fed a in yard line. On the first Play, however, Rlolnoff on a fake reverse came over hit right tackle for a Jaunt of in yards glaring the ball In scoring position on Holle* nine >snT fine before lie was brought down, The next play was stopped on the line of scrimmage but Forguson then shot a flat pats in Morgan who waa over the goal line for a touchdown and then came the surprise. For the first time thin season, Forguson attempted to kick a conversion point and It was good. Sanford again kicked off tn Holli% and from then until the’ end of the quarter, play we* held tn mid field and neltlo-r team was abla to make any made aeverai light threat* hut famble* or the lo*» of tha ball on downs proved failure for the Cadets and also for tbs Fed* a* once In tha strand quarter they moved the ball down to the Holle* Jl yard line but a fumble proved roelly. At the end of the half the lo­ cal outfit wa* still In 'the lead by a score of 7 to o and when the second half opened they directly marched down to the ■even yard Una but onre again a costly famble marred Ibelr scoring plansClay waa than held in mid­ field and attar an exchange of punts w|lh *svrn mlndtr* In Ihe rinsl period , left lo play, Hanford atarled a group of power plays and mingled In set of paries'- that proved lough for tha Hollas secondary lo break up. They marched again tn the Halleg nine ynrd line and main Forguson rereivrd the hall, faded bach deep to his right, and floated a long high It yard pass lo Morgan for the second - touchdown and again KorguaOn lifted ths ball between the uprights and tha cross bar for tha conversion point. With two minutes remaining lU s tln M s * rss> Fesvl I Jap General May R ule Shanghai R a c i n g Association AccusedOfDonating ’ To Political Party A PROVIDENCE. Rhode In­ l a n d , Nov. 12.— (A PI— Fed­ eral grand Jury today re­ turned indictmenta against Walter O’Hara, managing di­ rector of the Narragansett Race Track, the chairman of the State Democratic Com­ mittee, the Narragamett •Racing Anaoclntlon and three other persons. charging violation of tho Federal Corrupt Practice. Act. O'Hara, who** rmclnirpUnl ha« been kept cloaed by National Guard.men aa a result of hi* feud with Gov. Robert R. Quinn waa Indicted In four rounta as She alio abates, hut Sonja was the Racing Asaoclatlon. William A. Shawcroea, the Henle, ice and movie artist, shows Democratic Committee Chairman, what the wqll-drrssed woman waa indleted In two counta; Ml- akirr will wear. rhael J . Reran, .assistant treaaurer of the Raelnr Aaaoclation, In two counta: Thoma . A. Ksnnelly, former Democratic State Chairman, .in one count, amt James R. Dooley, ' former vice president of the Raelnr Associ­ ation In one count. The Jury had beon cens'd n-ing altered donations ' j oouttcal irganlxations by tha dicing As oc.ation. J T ■ •% Lieutenant Governor Raymond W t . Jordan lifted the martial law ban from the rack about an hour before the Jury reported. A more accurate astraamcnl of intsnrihle taxes for 1037 was as­ sured at the annual convrntlun of tax assessors in Jacksonville ear­ lier In the week, Seminole County MANILA, Nov. 12,—<A*»- Tax Aaicxaor Banford Doudney Bcures of persona were reported said on hie return to his office this dead on typhoon-ravared Luron morning. Island In the wake of tho wind Through the efforts of <Jovand rain which swept a path Fred P. Cone, the State Auditing 200 mllea long acrosa seven Department will furnish ta i asprovinces yeaterdav. Nitre persons season with copies of the income were known dead In Manila and tax returns to the Federal Gov20 were missing. Twen'y-ei* einment and from the return! the others were reported swept away assessors will be able to'gel a.-cu* by the ragldg Marjklna River in nft* information regarding tax­ Rlxal province. •* able intangible property, Mr, First advices from the ou'ly- Doudney stated, adding that as­ Ing provinces, handicapped by sessments this year would bs made disrupted common lea tl^ns, told of from the Information so obtained. trna of thousand! of honieltas, Heretofore, Mr. .Doudney point­ scores Injured and man/ mlsaing. ed out, there has been some diffi­ Property damage waa extenaive. culty In accurately levying the In­ tangible lax since copies of the In­ come tax returns have not teen available to tho lax assessors be­ fore. The fact was also brought out at the meeting, the Seminole County Assessor indicated, that those li­ Tha exchange of Commodi­ able for the payment of the In­ ties la what ia commonly tangible tax who did not mako known aa business. When this their returns could be back-taxed exchange is rapid, business is as much as three years. said to be good, when It U Mr. Doudney represented Sem­ slow, business Is bod. One of inole County at the convention a t­ the greatest handicaps to an tended by tax assessors from over eachange of now eommodltlea the entlro State, who meet an­ la the difficulty of disposing nually for the purpose of discuss­ of used goods. ing methods and exchanging views Tlie automobile dealer can't of assessing In various count let In sell many now cars unless bs order to bring about a more uni­ finds 0 buyer for tho custom­ form system of assessing Ibroagher's old ear, a man In U * out the entire State. market for a now radio or a During the convention tha May­ new refrigerator can hardly be or of Jacksonville in welcoming sold unless some disposition the group to that city •aagfretad can ho made sf the old ones; that the assessors work foe higher 0 hunter who would Ilka la assessments as a means of attract­ bay a now gun hsaltatee be­ ing more Industries to this slate, It cause fe e old one will ettU waa pointed out. . At- tha conclus­ b« 00 big htMftg, ion of the meeting Lake CMjr was Tha list could ha addad to deckled upon aa the meeting place Indefinitely, t a t this would for Ike 193* session. gate « nothing. What la im­ portant Is for people to real­ ise that through a more rap­ id exchange eg ■ will follow a According to Word rorstrsd ed hers this morning. IW fe Rtho frdMdjMd, and tho King, pastor of tha First Bap­ tist Church of Jfeassmsr, Ala., Tho and formerly pastor of Urn First Baptist Church of this city, died the at hU home tn Wsosesasr yester­ day followl«g t j at eev la tha oral monthstlesi ef The Dr. Klug was pasta* here ta «M m aaarf wtU •safer* fur. ha moved to he sr he to Doudney Reports New Method For Intangible Taxes State Auditors Will Be Furnished With Income TaxReports Scores Are Killed t By Manila Typhoon Advertise Old Goods And Help Business Former Pastor Here Dies In Alabama t AN INDEPENDENT PAILT NEWSPAPER Mntsui Explains Plan For CompleteDomination Of C h i n a 8HANC.HAL Nov. 12.— (AP) — (’hi tin's Shnnjfhat nrntloH, nlKiut •IftO.OOO xtrotig, lotlny foil luick toward thk ChlncHc "liimlcnhurif line’, more than fiO inilen to th« west.' J.i|winese troops, num* In deep allcnrs, Crrsldent Roosevelt stand* bareheaded before t he Tonili of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington cemetery and lead* lioriitjr 200,000, forced ths the national Armistice Day tribute to America'* war dead. Then «n aide placed a wreath at the have of the tomb while an canny Chinese from the towns and. tho Shanghai bugler sounded tap*. Close braids the Crrsldent ate Id* military an <1 naval aide* and *urnmmling him art detachments of soldiers and trenches in sailors. Local Red Cross CITY NEWS BRIEFS 4- H Club Work IsiLegioa Drum And Outlined On Radio Bugle Corps Is Starts Campaign By Mrs. Kendall Tavares Feature For New Members area. The t'hinese fought only tear guard action* as they with* drew toward the chain of lienrhei nod pillboxes, stretching from t'hsngshii south through Hoorow, Wukian and Kalshtng, and protecting Nanking. Ja|ian'* war planes ranged Into the Interior n« the troops ad* vanreil. One flight bombed tho Amrrlran churrh mission hospital at Wii«lh. KO miles west of Nan* king, killing two Dhlneae staff member*. Five Americana escaped injury. The Japanese government In Tokyo refused u second time to psttiripnto in the V ace Inga of the llrusscis confersnra <n tho Far F.aitrm war. A high Japanese s.,ur»-e at llrussel* aaU, i r ,s i i ..- a , , r > „ r s s g v . ——— •— ~~+ -TT »V» Partly cloudy, scattered show •ra In rilrrm r south portion to­ night ami on extreme *outhi-a.it coast Saturday. Kxtrrme north-, . west Florida: Curtly cloudy tifj BUSlI l l O m C M tf C li n j ? night and Saturday, cdolrr to- - —Success and tvageily followrd Facial with a shortage of work­ night. | An outline of the program for , , --- . . . . . . Women . Home Demonstration and Heminole rminty la-gionnlren to ers In HiU County, the local A delegation from hr Hanford , „ „ „ „ the Armistice ralrtiruHon In Tava­ Chapter of American Kcd Cross1 Urns, and Checker played „ .. ,Vmlliy |tir th). yr. r res yesterday, Percy Mcro, advis­ launched Its annual Holt Call yes turn Chess tournament wi'h ■trrday, County Judge R. W.| iLand group In D/I.w id ls>t hruadiisi dining the Farm anil or of the Son* of the la-gion Drum IIoiiis. Ilnur Cruataiu ovur radio and U-Jgla Corps, sU'\hI this tnulgWare, chairman of the ftepr light. I *i.inoii W'lll'C In nafnrsvllle ing. Hune»* for the members of County Roll Call Committee an­ The Safety Committee of the >'» HwmlrisMa. County the local fit uni sud llugle I'orjis nounced today. Seminole County's quota ha*‘ local H k .' lodge will h. m »*"»"‘»s*<«tr«t|on Agent Mi*, and 11 sgeilytwInn the mock engine of the b'anfoid la-gion Post, driven been rnisod to 400 niemlM-rs this charge of tha program ot then " Kendall, year Jmlire Ware assrrtrtl •nrt] rvmiUr merlin* In thnir hull •*» *" *" r tho Mnnm l^m by t'arliss Muse, rolliilrd with a hr believes that this number c.n night, Klk. official, re,out......... . '“'‘"'"t1 I*' irmk ciitirally injming u negro, be si-rurml If additional workers this morning. ivlmll.n work was compurstlvely Glenton Pulker, wtin died etr in tills rnun|y mid that roii'e for meilii-nl aid shortly uftwill vnluntrer to serve during the ."peaking on the topic of ronJl was announced this Ir.orumg lliruu, li the splendid rvri-pllnn waril. drive which ends Thanksgiving serving fish anil game.in the State that the public i* invited ij n|liii.|< given tills type wmk and Hie co I* • • » ,i ii ri-il on the program ctdeDay. of hlorida, £ > r Mii*ch mado an Thirty workers are needed for a meeting tomorrow at the Clu rth u|malion of women and girl* here litsting Armistico Day in the laake rminty sent, was an nddress tv nddrvsa liefiiie the Sanford Lions this County ** Judge Ware s a i d . I * n sod Geneva A\e- much Ims lieen arroinpollshed. "and up to’ the present time alBUM «frtrt • nrw I'**1*" »•"' »'r- Kendall stressed the Hu Drilled Slate* Senator t'lnude Pn,v rluli Wnlnesilay night in tho grill I'ttHuiiri* of tin* wfUoiriinin-tl |ht who deelati-d thq^f fongres* ••mill of the Vslilrr IJntellittle over half that number, have c urc • Mr. Mi.-Im Ii. wl|.i was appointed 4 II rluh work lliit'liRlioni 1lit« would nltow llii* nalloit lo go to volunteered, their setviers." «» » conimliti e of ona at the meet* I’oUfjly mill nut lint'll llirlr ot» war only In difen-e o f, Ann-riin Mr*. Karl Nurdgren has lieen t r a a l l M r e mm * ■ * « f u r l big last wirk, nlti tilled Jhe Florida JtrilitA fur Hit* miniiir )tnr named chairman of the City Com­ Stale h isli and tismn Conservation In lii'r oiillinr. Mm, Ketiiliill mittee and anyone who is able to la-ague nnet lug lu-ld in Orlando * l»-till Iim| mil llutl. “tint* lo Ihu devoir limr fo this great work la Coai li s. A. H. Wilkinson • IubI l ii'liiv, llnifrililnif (hr pro* frill llutl Htoiiilnuli* rmiMl>pt urged to rnntart Mrs. Nordgrvri Sanford Heiiil Dro lllsi-kial* will a* soon as possible. Undergo th.-ir lest tmiith. dtlll rlili'f iutltinlty l« irink furmliiR. I n B o w l i n i r S tu n C ^ in R l,;' ," ,, “,"1 «r™mpll«hm»nla of the fiM.,| i'i»iiiirrri»(lort lot* hffii Ihtt During the Hanfuul tUrtilm; i;""'*"*'- Mr. Mrlsch also toM of In discussing the drive In Semi­ icml/lii umb<r Hie Miih)«'i t of yr<'til|,iit Im|H>rtsuit i* laaguu competlll..,, fo ld l - l '-'•tm* •• making of the Hanford Atiitory Drill nole County for IU37 Mrs. R. N. 3 ndtumid Ill the various counties in the ilato Brail, president of the local chap­ Field In pirparnlloii for |li,< flr«l In Ihf (*ounly lloiiiw iH'moiipIr** punk, Team No Food, nm »'n » several purrs In tho loop stand liiwunl the ,1-onservutlon of fish ter rrvralr.1 the*Tollowing Infor­ encounter of -'I In. sr.ison Tin «• lion iiroKiuii) ' 11 Hoi) will |Muot|h|)r ronllnur lo Inks In gain u gamu tie with nnd game. mation regarding the work of the day evening when they inert Mr. Meisrli describe*] plans to J tlsori" Mlllrr'e.' Homl r ,o Lion* In* Hir iihwI ►!n**ioa<1 ph»w of Team No. I which hj«* I...... organisation: d out, "hut furnishing titurli tn>i|lilo In llm •■rgsniie a fi*b ami gains post In "Karh year." she said, "as ths On Ibe LeCsIoiig Allilrtlr Field mir wurk," *hu |)olnf*% rath county in Florida, each of , | |l will Im* »Up|»f«'htt'iilt‘ri hjr nlhiT rrinaliiliig three teams In the time comes for the annual Roll atsrtinx at x pu o'rlmk. The Itlsrki-uls b"|n< to li.i %<• |ihuM'« w«ii'!i m , ImiifiiVMiirni if rlrrull Teams No. I and 3 now which will l>e mudo up of sportsman Call of the lied Cross, there are uuifortua for IoiiIkIiI's lho homo, u dimly of lh* lunilly hare rluhl guinea won wlilla who are particularly interrajsd In probably many who wonder where their fish and game. In Hsnford tho iloIhlnK pi^thh'liid iiltd Him their money goes, what It I* prsrtlro uinl t'osrli U ilklnaon t'f Miimiih'ill |Mirt ImnIiiit of |hw liisinr seven but Team ^ No., 1 Lions Club, he auld, will taka, tho lias a Infill number of CM ilA ho uved for, and what ia achieved Stated this iiioi ii inr. i lini fjtin11>'n I'loihlnr ■upply,* wayu pins wtil Ii- No. 2 lias 13,411 te/piin*ihlllly of forming such an by Its use. Does all of this money would likr to list,, n largo atnrganitaliunlit which Hit* lioittw tnukor m«) Pin*. go to the National Headquarters tendance loniglit ho us to nice Mr. Meisch called the Lions' During a gunm played on ... op • «" In Washington to be use,I in pay the Sanf.,,,1 g.ldl.o,, nitration to a recent newspaper menl of salaries, and in use In portuulty I,> ..... win., kind o i l * mnr* •■»<fullr thought out Nor. 1 , Tc m No. ^ definitely article which st a le d that a Dili had'* "*• ,tKKl plsred theniselre* In real bat­ national' disaateraT Does Semi­ aa aleven he will pul on lh eH ‘Un ,,,r tle as they won uri-r No, 1 by a lain passed by the legislature MOSCOW. Nav. llA-IAt—Bo­ nole County have lo have a field. Wilkinson Mo,, wtailed to " " -‘u " f ,h» providing tint BUte Officers shall and *'oun,7 Hum" Demonatrascorn id I'.fiS.I lo J.lnt^ ris t Ruts la's ambetaaJnr* to Ger­ storm or flood in order to bepe- thank all ll«D in**11 Imiiln ,,, I tion Agtnl aT»-i saiil ihat one Team* No 4 and 2 are IM kill .ill tick-infested deer in Florida many, Turkey uni found were fit by any of these dollars given bUnInt-BA nifii wlm hi to Important project. for tho cellar with Seven game* and the Conservation loague, ho reported today by diplomatic each year by our ritliena? Or, opr, a It,| with tho AacuOatiiut n iluf **•»• ■luring the year »•* the prepara- won while lualng etalil and Team -aid. Is nttrinptiug lo organise a sources to havs been recalled and Is at least a part of this money tbU affair. tion of canned foods for 'he j No. 4 lias an lulgo ou 2 fur 11* successful campaign againat tha there were unconfirmed rumors used locally T Ths best way to Beniinnle Counly F.xhlbit at the total of I2,7!Hi pins to 12A14 for plan. t r n l l a s ^ SB rase rear) two of them had been arrested Mr. Mrlsrh also gave a short Central Florida KapoaiUon. No. *. The same sources also said Ru­ lrport concerning the Bra Saouta "With this projected program H ants* I'ltsis.l Nor 1. ! U ll! dolf Hornmar, German consol gen­ Tram 3 vrr•u» Tr BUI 1 which are being sponsored by tha in minil,” Mr*. Kendall rancludIrani 3 eral at Leningrad, had bain re­ tt'M ttsws n eons b s ii The Camplirll I ."Sling I’o.l l . 3 1 Toll! Lions. II* stated that a set of ml* called by the Berlin government II y.ii i hr M# m U1 J.IB •23 forms have been ordered for eev* Number t j Ami it* an t^glun i;u M. I&S >T rrsl of the members and very soon J llnl.nl at Moarasr*a request. Aaxlllsrr plsred flags on tba 1 st 1M 422 Roman that Dr. Constantine WAHINGTON, Nov. l i - I n a graves of the W"(ld War VolII II l*uR« *»* M' Ml 4**1 a number of row and sail boats will Yourvnrff, envoy to Berlin, and single day, Tyescuy, November It), us III IM 4Ct le seen on Lake Monro*. R ohc II. WIIU . Mikhail Karakf, ambassador to Uncle Ham's postmen will make trine |n lorol irmsterles yesU3 •21 Sl?l Uiday. .Turkey, had been arrested linked •he biggest house-to-house canT«nnt 4 DRNVRR. S’ov4 1 I . - I 4 1 Those nn the ronimltlee were: l Total 1 3 their names with tha govern­ rase In the history o f tha nation. IN ::t l M •IT Mrs. F. K HouiMII.it. rliali ins it. Showman Billy Roe* said hr It IlnlUr ment’s purge of suspected one; LT4 m 1 1 *1 Ml W '. Iriihnitfinn Approximately 130,000 regular Mis* L«ry Hoiinilllal. Ml** Mary and swimmer Rteanor Holm Jar- W leUtltvlR 1*7 Sd r a 1st (alas within tb* Soviet ranks. The and special carriers will deliver i«i 121 IM t«l Watken. Mias Anno Wright and rv't would be married as *«on as T li/.llr Ambassador to Coland la Yanov unemployment tu 134 Ml III report card* to n raramliteo o( Hoy Hvoule actress Fanny Drice dlvorres him W, NI«n«fUI4 Davtlan. ^ every <1welling-cottage and men­ eoaaUHna of Juba Adams and and Rleanor divorces her hus­ t«S •t) )tl lilt Gain* |tUrs-t| Km. 4. Mill tion, flop house and deluxe apart­ T. J , Drnmnioiul band, Arthur, who ia an orchrolra Tsate I versus Team 2 ment alike—In the United Blair* Team IB Mias Jrsnnrtio luting bad leader and linger. .at MAHOMAiJAffff GOBI 1 3 Tolal t Alaska and llawalL The swimming alar, now mak­ r rtw k ' ekarge of pin ins tho flags In 1*0 Ilf Ml Lit Aa part of this first national un­ tho Geneva and t'liuluota come- ing movies In Hollywood, was j Wsavsr lib Itl t"l III IM u» MB Itt employment census, there will be tatlSq Wreslti, were placed on with Rose hero today and con­ w »: WrllB / i i : Uf IBB K — IM It. Prise OLIVET. Mick.. Nor. l L —OD n nation-wide publicity campaign, J. U i v i f —— IIS MB lit 4U the two elijr monuminta by Mrs- firmed Hi* atatoment. — Five childrest of Mr. sad Mrs. conducted under direction of John LoaJlo Went. She holds many swimming rec­ % 7SS ff» III ptst Harold Wrigglaawonh w a r s D. Biggera, Toledo, Ohio, kuiines* ords, bbl kit the headline, hard­ Turn I burned to death token ftro dg- man, la acquaint every nnemploy a Total 11 t est when American Olympic of­ 2 XXL r. a. n*u4*r ... h i tu III stroyed ad person with the Importance ficials refused lo lot her partici­ *t*o H a k e ----- l*». I** its- it* which they hod been living. The filing hi* or her repor tpate In tha Berlin game* because U A. Tharp . t*S* lit II* Its K. Kaesermsn 'l i t 1*1 1*4 parent* and Oordea Raymond. Th« reports, showing age, occu. ah* allegedly took part ln rham- W. Thoratea it* IU IIS . . . . . . ~ p#tj0Oi week* of worif la the last of the dwelliag, war* In WASHINGTON', No/. 12.—tO pagn* parties aboard ship. . iit yti ns ttss bar* when a fire broke oat IS moaiha, and other Information, —Tho House lax subcMumtiSee hot ware naahto to saw will be confidential. Tho card* tissu e StawSIss today of okling little bualJoea Darts, the -fall girl- of Total Plat Wmm l>t«l five children, reaging ia age,‘meet be melted by reducing the tax comedy, onre sold goldfish In a Warn to esnsue t itsss • I from a pear sad* a half to sightJoffkUD before ■Weight Balur* perhaps H* percent it ft««aiupdlat* store la kar saliva a f IS4IS - 1(419 ittia «Uy a small firms. *X PL lu*L t _ Home Demonstration Cel ebrati on Marred Air*’nt Attends An- By Accident Where Negro Is K i l l e d ChairmanWare Urges Citizens To Volun t e e r For Service icSrM eisch Talks To Lions Club On Fish Conservation Blackcats Slated . For Drill Tonight Team No. .‘1 Gninw Tic Russian Ambassador Recalled By Soviet Jobless Census Is Set For Tuesday GravesArc Decorated By Legion Auxiliary Eleanor Jarrett To Wed Billy DAFFY ^ • D R IV E R S y« Children Die Burning Home ^ m House Tax Group May A i£Little Mtn i l N �I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1*, 1MT r t n s Sanford m nutD , banpord, ploridjc World .War Already Started UNDER TWO FLAGS Declaring that “England expect* every American to do hla duty,” Quincy Howe, writing In the December Cog* mopolitan saya that the.-aecond World War haa already atarted. And yat he eaya that the United States can atop it before It rcachea univcrwl proportions since It would be almost impossible for Europe to wage a major war without American money, American food and American equipment. "Since 1931," Mr. llowe points out, "undeclared wars have been waged In Manchuria, Ethiopia, Spain and China. The preliminary shooting la already in full blast. Hie real show starts when two major powers go at each opier. More than one prophet tins named 11138 as the crucial .The Arawak Indians, who In­ habited the Ida nd or Jamaica » M t it ' waa discovered ‘ by Columbus |n 14H, bad akalla to TM* Horn* Room mothers and bard that they broke or btnt taachara af Lyman Sehool were the blade* of Spanish (word* hot pliably entertained by Mrs. Thomas Van Horn on Monday afternoon at bar homo when r»Noah and Wallace Decry are fraahmanta ware tarred to a large reunited In' tba f|lm “Rad Man * * T V November business seasla** of Rrlm*tona“ for tba first lima of the P,*T- A. waa held on In IS rears. LO N G W p O p FIT* out or ali DMaatrtana Injured In motor cur accident* i r i 'i l n c l i brtor* lh*y « f c l t t * ralddta'of tbs street UM7 are crossing. R ep a irin g D ia m o i^ S c t Ensrravhjfi R T ^ e JE W E L E R ' Diamonds j\nd Watchea AM h im IT , MAeiApHueiTTe (tb s' hbm« of Hmlly Dlrklnaon. p A l i l Fraal. Rnbarl Francis, **-•- ’ and other poeta) Thtq la ibelr arra. . , bora tbo •- bright word fall W y e s at *r**sea banding In ■*■'••the aan. ^ ‘ Because of laaf-aapnit and tbo ' llalanlnr *P*II ' Of Woods la summer when (he > ' rain la donsj Kara la the bill wboae lonely . d graadesr made A Imtaiy muale of lltelr alnskni * (bought: Io n a hard-won. wintry flown . Ina§ quick to fade. Of ba(d|*r awaotnaaa than the - summer wrouiltt. guru against Ji| circulat* "In fnct," he corRlnuea, "rumors are all Ing In Washington that United States and l will conclude a general agreement covering war debts, tariffs, currency ntublHiatlon s/id rearmament before the turn of the year." Painted Gulls Did you know that painting among sea gulls Is strictly lalxxi? At a Maine wildlife research unit recently an experiment was made recently which proved death on a number of gulls which were painted. Students of the University of Maine, which co-operates with the Institute and the Commission of Inland Fisheries and Came in tha operation of this particular unit, trapped —• Iraqi bar bough, 194 young gulla for study, the Wildlife Institute says. The y Loo*!r sad sweet, and all Ihe wings of a few were painted before they were released to l,- doth la stirred. . . You will hear others rhyming help scientists conducting the studies keep track of their movements. Every painted gull was Immediately attacked E with the birdK . •' David Mortoo la Forum by Its neighbors and killed! HT, _ , There Is a . series of plclarea In , Some are of the opinion that the painted gulla were this week ehowlng the In- set lijton by the other gulla In the belief that they were •*4e af a house after a man had predators. Others think that Itecauiut gulls are predators ■a argument with hie wife. The themselves in some forms of wildlife, they attacked the fagotti Of destruction In Bhung- piftnted members of their group in the belfef that they hat awl Madrid aren't In it at all- wfcro fair prey. Whatever the reason, the attacking birds were ocrtnlnly more stringent than oven the sternest father who greets his young daughtcr’K'first us« of lipstick and rouge with an explosive, "Wi|>e that stuff offen your face, nono »’ my guhls is ngonna paint." T b i r are the signs that w« t ' . ' •ahull know them by— ^ This meadow, speaking In Ibelr 3 language, now, -’ Thjs wood, Ibis hill, Ibis austere <• slap* of sky. * . . And wjian you hear a bird call WASHINGTON DAYBOOK D , FRHRTON DROVER WASHINGTON, Nov- 12—Tha Mexican government, in bringing tha abundant life to that country's undar-prlvilegrd !>0 per cent, la tmploying methods which provide our state department with a round-the-clock jiightmare. Mriplran law* authorise the gov­ ernment to mpke little farpia out , of big ones and It so happens that soma of Ihe very biggest farms are owned by wealthy Americans! Itkh Americana lisva been the target of recent sharcthe.wealth driven in litis country but hardly In the direct approach adopted by dues not dispute the vlrtur of the 'Mexican objectives but deerlea the method, tmmenl is frying foreign land owners In a grvuss of their own boiling It is un old Yankee trick In report to the tax »»>r«Kir that n fuini U worth for tuxirtlon only a »niall pari of Us real value- It |«* worked foe yeara In every *tate in the union and waa brought near to perfection hi many places m Mexico. Dirgv '.ended aatatrs were valued ty their owners for tug purposes at only a fragment of fhelr true worth- rm ciei m b t u b t o w i t i r _ . _ -t i au eiuiiwwi. xw PRICES YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS -SATURDAY ONLY Scratch 1(H) Lbs..... . 5P Lbs.. . $ J 0 5 - 25 Lbs.. . (OC baring Mtub lpo Lbs..... $245 50 Lbs.. . $1-30 - 25 Lbs.. . 7 0 c Horse Feed 100 Lbs........ $2QQ Dairy Feed 100 Lbs.........$|*90 Sagging cane chair seats may be shrunk back into place by soeklng them with warm watsr end soap suds. Allow fbe caue to dry Lhorousbty before ualna tbe chair ogam.: Yellow Cprn IQf) Lbs.......$1*99 Shorts 100 lt)&.............. $1*80 NO DELIVERY OR “GilAUGER AT THESE CASH AND CARRY ONLY PRICES Repairing . Truck & Auto Service TUXEDO FEED & SUPPLY CO. fie UWg. Bodies—Spring*—Trailer* A price you con afford to pay again. Well the Bargrant le fifty now, suffers from lumnego, THERE IS no K'xxl arguing with t) Inev Ruble. The arthritis and other ailments, only argument available with an cifxl w I Is to pul on can't see very well. II. ran af­ your •overcoal.—James Russell Lowol}* 1 ford to be militant. Phone I H Sanford, yiqrlda Martin’s Garage Will Inm t’ryniie. famous as Iho author ul a hook at lack ini actors end <hc ibt-aUr, also wmls a volumn rnlillrd: “Tha Un* loveliness of Lave-Loess, or, A puromsry Dlscotlrsa proving (he wearing and nourishing nf a lock or love-lock, lo be altogether unseemly, and unlawful unto Christians.1' Try a Delicious JOB PRINTING Home-Cooked Meal The Daks of Windsor continues I* lltve hb troubles. Preparing to ■MBtd a Parts church, the pastor Mdbenly announced that the farms' Prince of Walts who saw aarrtc. as such In the front lines dtnjng tha World War, would not bg trejeome. Tha Duke did not at­ tend' el'boyrh Ihe. pastor later Mhofegbed for his discourtesy. 8«H<i your food from a Uol of dtlkloug HtodwJdtM The Japans*, aptbassador ta tha United fetetea had hardly fin* tahM rT * * 1" 1" ! that hia country WE TILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONB — ''w .s s ^ x w u v w w iikk k General THE POWER nf words Is immense. A wcil-choscn worti has often sufficed in stop n flyiug army, lo change Sergeant York who once killed defeat into victory, and to nave an empire-—Emllo do Gl* SB Boche. captured 132 or ao rardin. * * -Z ■ ' mere, eaye he le ready In fight Reoalor IVppcr has promised lo help secure federal approval of BumImile Onunly'e [imposed new heejdtat In Panhird. Title com* SHANGHAI Nov. I I - Wl— re unity needs a new hospital than any other one thing, b.d wr Japanese forces spread firs death will have to hurry If we are go­ and deal reel Ion along the southern ing to' get in liehire the tnsli Istrdrr nf the French Concession S drawer le empty. today mopping up last Chinese dc* i* Braxll. has gone Fascist, may finding Hhanghsi| area front NonJoin ' the ltalo-German'JgpsncM ten quarter. •Mtncw against rnmmuntsm. That drduld create an Interesting situ* •li«) In the event the next World War should fjnd the United gUgae allied with F>anre and Xnglattd, 'against Germany. Italy, I* HarrU, Mr. and M o. D. K. Leighton. Mr*. Maud Tupper, Harper Yarnell. Mra. LMtcr pnJ.ri, fir,. piqrriMJir, Mrs. ***, «• Brown. Mra. Morrison, Sunderland, Waller (leldard. Mra. I. Oaieett and Lovell Metcalf ot Franklin. Mae*., Alton Putlar and Artaur Watkins. On Slonday erenlng Mr. and Mrs. J . II. Menfck had aa gueata, Lit utenant and Mra. Harris, Mr. Iwigh'on, Mra. and Mra. Tupper. and Mra. Drown. At the Raptlat church the Kr». E. D. Solomon, editor of t|w Raptlat Wltneaa la tha preacher for both morning and evening services. Miaa Klale Dunbar haa arrived from Philadelphia to spend tha wfnter at her home here. Mial Dunbar haa apent the paat thirty years of winter in Longwood. She waa accompanied by Mra. W. U Qreen who waa also In Pennaytvanta. Attending tha County Federa­ tion of Women's Cluba In take Mary on Friday were Mlaa Cora Dolley, Mr». WlUlam Lee, Mrs. I. Bassett, Mra. Watklna. Mra. Smith of Portland. Me., Mra. Emma Duchanan, Mra. Fuller and Mra. J . Iji Menlck. Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And EngnTlng u u i lV I lti ia y M L « i * F ? * eook,d pw W #p- * ! M H i M , r ^ '* 4 1 V m{ PHONE >0S LET US DEMO^JSTHATE THE NEW PHONE 4 Seminole Printing Co. OWN DRIVER hsracaUedjM<ws*(Hag of direr oamse. ^ T V label b u g Oil W# W s "Busioes*." Bat doaa ha lowh like aaybody yoo knowf . Take the cocoas gfocw lof i oruoce. Or the SBgB who MIL yaw a wrw shin, a wit af ci«ihM.oe s pair of shoes. Or the mso wbo eeMi yaw gas for your o r - f w a waw radio. We are happy to announee the addition to our sthff of Mr. - Carl•>• ton Mercer who i a a factory trained lubricatioh expert , AND WITH YOUIJ -8 - 3 „ .* d * m m . weht KATKteri ngwoqgg I! ( fl1 HA! ** ' .‘v Those M u aye hoileasip ta. tvesy awe. . SKBVICE STATION I �« - - ’• ' - - - ...................... ................... ................ H i m ' ' v^t---------- :— ' • [r P JAY, NOVEMBER I t , 1WT ' T H * SANFORD HBB/tf 1 N»-i* Wpliii»HiteN3iHi ' i Til l — — Social And Personal Activities 148 ■UZABBTO BRIGHAM J O » p A N , Social Calendar SATURDAY Tb. CecilIan Musk Club will meat la the studio of Mr*. F in ­ al* 8. Munion at S ilt o'clock- A* sistant ulent will bo Miaa Bloiao Winn, Impersonator and wader. The Girl Scoot* will moat at 10:00 o’clock wi»fi- wcincra a bona to go on a hike. MONDAY The Warnin'* Missionary So­ ciety of tha Firat Baptlat Church will bold their regular program mooting at S:30 o’clock at tb* church- Circle Number Four will bo In charge. T1m aobject wUl bo, “Tha Syrian* and Armenian*-* AU member* arc urged to attend. Tha Sunbeam Band will mart at 3:30 o'clock at tho church. Moth* ■re or* urged to bring children bo* tween age* of 3 end B. ■ The regular bueln*** and toctal matting of tb* W-30 Bible Claaa wilt'bo held at tb* Church an­ nex at 7:00 o'clock. F. Club Order leets At Kent Home Mr* Kerry Kent and Mr*. R. W- Turner entertained the II. F. Club Order of Eaetcm Star on Tueoday at the homo of Mr*. Kent on1Park Avenue. A profuelon of yellow elder and (India* were need to decorate the During’ the evening eaveral gamy* and ronteeU were enjoyed for which prize*'were awardod to Mr*- John Courier, Mr*. A- K Shoemaker and Mr*. G. E. McKay, rfane war* made for entrrtainment In honor of <he Worthy Grand Matron who will vlelt the chepter on December 8. Tho** attending were: Mr*. ItF. Crvnthaw, Mr*. R. C. Maiwell, Mr*- Eugano lllggin*. Mr*. E. JRouth, Mr*. O. E. McKay, Mr*. John Courier, Mr*. A. K- Shoe­ maker, Mr*. W. J .' Whltener, pa*' matron Iba WlllUton Chapter Number 141/ Mr*. Harry Kent and Mr* R. W. Turner. Banquet Given By Pbl Alpha Kappa’s kfeen Hdh8-y MM the aun room of th* Valdez V o te l by the Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority In honor of thl* year * pledge*. •Mias Helen Talmer gave short speech after which th# fol­ lowing program wa» enjoyed: Up ‘dance. Ml»* Marjorl# Cogbum; vocal solo, Mi** Cvcilla Truluck; and a eon^by song by Ml»» Miaa Joan utmn Azierello. Miaa l A o r a Whlddon served aa accompanist. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA sRs t dgi eeti|ig Held ty Dailighters Personals Mr*.. J . I* Clark, Mr*. C- F. Mia* Kathryn Thtgpan arrived Brannan. Mrs. W . E. Raines. Mr*. today from TalUhaaae* to spend C. E.* McK**, Mr*. Douglas Scott the waakgnd with her patents, Mr and Mr*. H. W. Ooodapaed aarved and Mr*. W> J . Thigpen. aa hoot cam at tb* regular so­ cial and bgalaaka meeting of th* Mla* Louisa Purdon left yeater* Daughter* of W4*lay which w*» day for Waynesboro, G*., where bald at tha ehurdh aaaea an Tuvs- •ha wUl visit M r grandparents for day evening. a abort time. Bratiliaiy prp-l --------FaB leave* per* Intermingled with chryaan-, Miss Jane Sharon, who attend* ed to decorate th, Florida State College for Woth* annex and to | ghr* a Thanks- mrn, I* expected to arrive togiving nJr/ ’ row to spend th* weekendMrs.- G. E. McKay, president presided' over the btUlnaa* setMr*. W- p. Field* left thla •km during* which rontlna mat­ afternoon for Itotlon. Mas*, ter* war* dfyioiod of. Plana wetir where ahe will visit relative* mad* ’for a Chrtelma* tree to b* for toverai week* had at the'next meeting. At the conclusion of th* meat* Lewi* Klefacher. mmnilzslun big pumpkin pi* ’ and coffee w ti mmehant of New York t!»v, is •errad to tha* following: Mr*. G. visiting his mother. Mr* J. E. McKay, 'M r*, y . B. McCall. Ftslschsr at her home on IU*t Mr*. H. A. Swanson. Mrs. R. H. Tenth Strael. for about ten Duncan, Mix. C, A. Halnaa, Mr*. day*. O. E. - White. Jr ., Mi*. O. K. White, Sr. from Canada. Mr*. J . Friend* of Dr. aod Mr*. It. I). B. William*. Mr*. C. F . Bran nan, Mr*. J . O- Lanay, Mrs. F. R. Wnleon, Mr*. C. B. Courier, Mr*. J,' P. Thurmond. Mr*. C. U Beldin, Mrs. C. P. Hemdon, Mr*. M. L. Wright,. Mrs. R. T. Thraahar, Mr*. W. L. Harrison, Mr*. J . L. Clark, Mr*. C. C. Whittington, Mr*. Roy TiUl* and Mias 'LaoU Evans. Irene Dnnqe Appears In “The Awful Truth” Commanclag Bunday, Colum­ bia's - rbmaatlocomedy, Tha Awfal’ Troth* Starring Iran* Dunne and b«ry Grant, with Ralph Bellamy. Alexander D'Ar ry. Cec'| Cunningham and Roberi Allen In anpboH. will occupy th* niti Thentnr s«r**a f»r a two dgy engagement. Also n prom­ inent role la Bkippy, the -Thin Min” wtro-balr pup, masquerad­ ing a* Mr. Smith. •The Awful Truth" telle of the final t>ff between “Mr*-" Iren* Dunoa and "Mr.” Cary tlran; which leads to the di­ vorce court*. Thera. In what Is ,*»ld to bo'.lha. must hOirjMa courtroom scan* aver filmed, they baltla for tbn coiTody ot Mr Bmitb with' Iran* the victor Cary, however, wins the conH'a permission to visit lha dog once a month. l/ive, It seams, hss.no respect for dlvoyr* decree*, for th* mo­ ment Cary announrea hi* Inten­ tion to ra-nutrrT. Miaa Dunn* in her man again by hilarious though hi pa sot erlekdt. >A G R TTTRRE | IJ Id KIWI a t r 'v V .w s (emrynne in all tactions to bacotna picture by melting lines of poetry. •pare; epic of incident; sunshine jf' *tt minded, thatgeduratlon for art Gradations of art were desrtibad nml shadow; charcoal tkttfh ’era; K- tV * H * |" d l he for a well rounded living, ** Ix-ing divided into ti-n |H>tiod»: period of luminosity; space* bro* balapre th* Madonna pictures of Biblical ken Into trlanglos Mr*. Myrtle Taylor B r a d f o r d . “ur mlmla wlll U- opened era that brought inprvssioni of -hmvn through rhythm; and then Tbs Literature Department of Ari Pnsirm.n «» tha F l o r i d , . , llnl1,|r*» vblon. The schools, the th* Woman's Club sponsored Its state BUt* AH Cnalmutt of ^ Florid* commonwealth, a|T thp pW l# to color; the atmosphnv of nature;'vibration of rotor or lha history oi' second annual' Paaca pr< g r s a deratlonlof Women’s Cteb, grv?:„«r Anirrlcsn existence and nation- mathematic* In art; rlassiml irildrama. Mr*. Bradford closed bar which hrgilii showing one dividing talk liy rrciting "America th* yesterday Mornlnf Mrs. fU, J* talk on oil painting and w-tu-i ’.«1 pragma*. line; pk-tutva were divided Into llriutlful" nml saying, "America Mrs. Bradford's traveler’s exhl Holly, chalrtgdn of th* Ssparri Color Wednesday afternoon at th.four rectanglrs which 1 tended to want* not war hut culture”tit included Imported production* grthrr color and line th:it formed msnl had charxa of lha urogram, Woman's Clcb A tea hour followed at which of rare pictures such as: “Noe Tha (bat auzaber was a actual radiailou; moving, impresa* time Mr*, llcniy Wight presided > Tho club rooms warn dafofntrd turn*’ by Jamea McNeil Whittier, (onal, trnnsItLnal line; cubical over the tea tabic. with bouquets of Japan*** carlosolo for rasdltatton by "Prim Tire’’ by Winslow Homer, tort*. Th* rlevi-rly made model* Margaret Dart*. Mr*. W"The Fiihlng Meet at Sea” by Fleming aang "Pascs to Thbta •f Mrs. Elvira Gamer’s Ktvkicl Author \\t Diehl, "The Guay at and all hi* Inhnltabla family were Heart- • aocompanlad t'oncamcau" by Terrle Williams, piano by Miaa DavU- An addraaa. displayed on one comer of the Torvlei Vlell Kscaller" by Andre ateg*. On the walls about the -Bptrilnat Implication of Mare. "St. Trope*' hy Lee Hankty, In our framing department we carry an eatenalve se­ was riven by tha HSv. Fad) teems wan paintings by various "The negaiia- by Claude Monel. lection of high quality mouldings. We frame anything Sanford artist*. Mm. W. M Scott, RedIearn aflat which "The Lark” by Vincent Van Oogh. from a miniature to a tapestry. Field- waa lived lyrically- Uy an authority on ari, and sponsor "The Rlrehrs in th* Meora" by for th* afternoon, had painting* Willy Herrmann, and " I-agoon i" My*. Fleming lsptayrd and also the work of by Konstantlnr Gorbatoff. An acrostic, “Paaca” wda >me of her • student*- Among vented by th* K**t Bide- Pvl She animated the scene o f each these sera Mies Helen Wilson and pupil*. Tha salate to lha Margaret Bennett. Other wa* by the primary pupil* , artists' paintings were thoee by Fred Fields rendered a liymn Stephen*, Mrs. Fox, solo. “The ’ Anvil Chorus,” -Tha Sirs. Bj N« De Finest and the Unknown Boldley Rpoaks.” hr Hrs. Norman llainea Holme*, was given h r Work of Mis* Gretrhen Lewis. Mrs. Bradford, who it an Inter Mm James ' Monghlon. The a im sllrnca wa* observed by tha pattens! authority on art and con* aadianra while Robert llvrndon dor** art tour*, wn* brought In Sanford in observance of National Maw Up*. Art Week. She w n Introduced to (he audlanr* by Mrs. H J. Holly, Smith will ha glad to Isdrn that Chairman of the I Heratura Depart­ they plan to leave Philadelphia. ment. Pa. tomorrow for Troy, Ala. I • The speaker raid, "tb* name of Dr. Smith Is Improvlag rapidly. die national art workers la to lead W Art Week At Clpb r PICTURE FRAMING WIEB0LDT STUDIO C •t * * *- t r- Sale NIXON BUTT PACKARD G U A R A N T E E D U SED C A R S T^ese cars carry our famous. 48-hour money back guaran­ tee. They also carry our fpoious 60-day participating guar­ antee. Former owner’s name and address is posted on each car. All prices are marked In large letters on the windshield. Prices have been cuf to the hope for this sale. Come In and see these bargains for yoiirself. Stiprr Falun Im FALL HATS Sly lei /op fc'pfry T ype! 1931 Chevrolet Coupe was$l45.........Cut to $95 00 1929, Ford Couch...... was $125........ . Cut to $954)0 1929 Packard Sedan... was$175....... Cut to $145-00 1934 ChevroIe| Sedan was$395 ....... Cut tq $345-00 1936 Plymouth Sedan wa$$625.... Cut to $595*00 . Cynthia Slip 9 8 * T rim m e d trith l M e e t It lakrs I’riim-y'i to manage so much rivlr. -o much value at such a low price! Smart Bat­ tering creation* with new high crown* ami cleverly ohapisd briniV Of fine soft felt Ib-auly and durability al a vaJ, ue priiwl Y ou ll •with the way they M A N Y O T H E R GOOD UARGAJNH • w Y o u th fu l C o lle g ia te HANDBAGS firm Fall C o la n t T W anr timnutally (Uttering otylra — the new silhmirtte is ro»|>on<ililr! Smart ray­ on* ami wnoUike fabrira in gorgnou* color*! 12 to 20. . Designed for the young miss— ri pO|Hlllar with aU ag/i / imulsted ja lf , pinweal, suede. S THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS SALE ONLY NIXON BUTT P A C K A R D CO. SEM IN O LE G A R A G E A. K. ROSSETTER E ffectiv e N ovem ber Practically Any Style You Could Aik fo r i B e a u t ifu lly S h i r t B «y*' Slipover S w e a te r s CHIFFONS “ / Canh 4 Carry LADIES’ Delivered 70c 35c 85c ... .iSc $1.10 55c $1.00 P erfect Quality lin^lcso—lovdy! New coUfA H andkerchlols - 3 « .,I 0 f A rousing value— 17 inchya H|u*rrl Plain while cotton— with hemMitched licma. APPAREL Caak ■ A Carry i l I I l» B ig Delivered Oqe Piece Dress (Plain, Wool or iSvo Piece Dress (Plain, Wool or St One Piece Evening Dress (Plain) $1.00............. $l.l( JV o Piece Even|ng Dreai» (Plain) $ U 5 ......$L *ancy Evening D ress $1.60 up.:...... $1.75-up elv^t Dress (Plain) ...i................ $1.00.............. $1.10 * Velvet Evening Dress ...... ^. . $1.25 up.......... $L35 up , Two Piece Plain Suit (Short Coat) 75c...............85c i _____. : ......$ 1.10 Two Pfece Knitted Suit•» ..................$1.00, • • Ac/ Not Leu Than 5% WoolI Lovety I'lmldt 1.98 • Such warm, nappy plaid. p*ir» yre unusual al a plica as loir it thla—now’s the tiasa to buy them I Good looking, with durabl* bindings' of , lastrous sateen. Si**, 70 in. a 80 U, RS Genuine F a r. F r ill V a h n a t M an's Coat A Popular Stylet Marathon Extra Cfcarra for fur trinwed or fancy pteatod EarmrnU lim a on dinrgo aceouaU a n tha bubo aa dgttranr prices. SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS COLONIAL C LAKE’S QUALITY CLEANERS LANJTY DRY v W. PIXLER CLEAN m im ' Fall fashioned boawy' al atme«ly twisted mlk. TWy f* AI.I. WQOI, or wool faced-luii.hrd and unhru.hrd' John ny rnllara. V, UV . and crew nerka. slide fa-irnrra. Smart Sport bsrk* —‘»na|ipy pattern, and solid color*! F.ven some SPORTCLADS In this group! 1 5 th , 1 9 3 7 Wash Suits............... Wash Pants ......^ 30c......:.... Woo) Suits Wool P g n tq ...................... 40c While Woo) Suits .......... $1.00....... .... White Wool Pwits .............50c............... Tug Suits :........... ............. 90c.............. \ G A TM O D I .49 T h e y 're S ty le ' en d Stam ina! P H O N E AI7 THE FOLLOWING IS THE SCHEDULE OF PRICES fEMlWINUBI.BIRUII t'amoui for Qualityl H Those present were: the Misses Louis* ' Perkins. Jane Behulti, Mary Wight. Jan* Lloyd, Made ROSE B U 8R E 8 lyn Truluck, Jeannette Potter, Shrubbery— Ajutuah Mary Nancy Brock. Mary WaUt «n. Estelle Hurt. Elisa Hutch I •'*’ FLORIST 208 W EST FIR ST ST. SAN fO RD, FLORIDA son, Evelyn Stow*. Mary Wlgglna. ■ <K i.cnr a viz. roiova s is-w Lucy Rourpl'la*. Doris Bus WU Balm*. Virginia Pexold, Joyce Hunt, Martha Telford, Lenora Whkltlon. and Elizabeth Dyaon Also the Misses Helm Palmer, Oleda Dyaon. Joan Atxarello, Carlin Palmer, Lillian Adams, Marjorie Cogburn, Cecilia TruON DRY CLEANING IN THE SEM IN OLE COUNTY TRADE AREA luck. Jacqueline Campbell and {fancy Roasclter. r . MEN'S A P PA R EL ’ Sat’y and Sqn’y v SWEATIBI 98* M b Dreeey Easy-fitling and smart ImAinal A snap brim hat that’# in big demand by turn and young meal Durably made, ripertly dasigoed to set off your lealure* al their beat! r »* I. ri N II V* C O M !• A N V , made long w *v ) afT O * F«*M aI Specjal Added Ati “G A N G W A Y ” e i J w a r as 4 k* 1 II I u . »• O J e s s i e M a tH e w a bei-' loa frewts •fv\ I v fl �iic o c 5Wr*vo IT S A TAILOR-MADE r iu Court Records ack To Lines Near Nanking J For New Membera dock ration by Japanaaa ador Lieut, Oen. Iwano I t e , Japan n o - la m ailer fhaoyhal area and tatenda yea her will In tha Angio­ ma and other areae of tha Attend State College SIMM Wl VOV «UKF' j * k:,wit|‘i*pAne^ m©Ytiii«nt Ik IW Chlnaaa. to altitude railed a g m t* to a for Britain, Ptanee and Oaltod ttataa. arm of known enti-J«peneee m (till are ta refure In the ton a rear and the powers | the possibility that the Mess may Invade their terri* to eelse these Chinese, addition there were the liens of what (ha power* TALLAHASSEE, N o r.lt—Rlyht out of the IT atodonta from Baaford attending Floy Ida Bteto Cal* lay* for Women are froehnmn, I are sophomores, t are Juniors, and ■ aenlora, accord Iny to a etudent directory Juet compiled ehowiny the etaaxiflcationi of the 1,181 young women enrolled her*. A majority of tha Sanford student* are In the School of EdaaatiM while the Colleys of Aria aa^ Science* and the School .of ‘ Home Economic* claim aavaral, Tha complete ftsdaaV directory ■hows the College of Arts sad Science* to be leading other divi­ sions of the college in enrollment with B47 (ludente: the' School «f Education nest with B03| followed hy the School of Home Economics with !M| eiid the School of Mudlc |with fit. Seventeen graduate eto* dent* also ara attendiny lha col­ lege thl* pear. Students ere lletod by classes according to the number 4-HClub Work Is Outlined On Radi# By Mrs. K endall L ' Castloot* rrtm r.p a On* . i ed, "Seminole County aheald here a eueceeaful and profitable ycer for the farm women and the 4*H tfo k I « • -" ■ lira . Kendall and County Agent C. R. Dawson ar* In the Uahrarslty City attending the Annual convention for tha sttanato* workafa which began last Monday and ends tomorrow, i During tha separate mealing* ef the County and Home Demonstra|len agents at the conven­ tion yaoterdoy, club work with the boys and the girl* waa the principal topic of d iv is io n . Dur­ ing the day a number of proml* ■oat apoakera addressed the body rolatlve to this work. ,| two d m i n rlttitan and Totoran relief. Undar tha hood of rlrlllaa rallof th e n a rt such eaaaa aa money given far nursing , carat shoes and aecks for a tranatant| ri— for an azpactant »otl>‘ ar and fonda for a •racial dtat for a mother and child.- Later and malarial wiro yltan for rw rooflny n ' b W and clathaa far a family to Laka Mary whaoa houta bemad eomplately. In an* at bar aaaa, a true* waa given a man In order-that ba mtyht work and earn"* Ihr'tny far hlmaalf and hit fapiUy- Tranaportatlon waa »applied In several IniUncta to ntady families. Madteal earn for a patient with uramle poltonlny, milk donated for a T, B. patient, part payment toward* high tamptratura treatment .for arthrttla —Ahaaa a r a 'a ll eaeaa that re­ ceived etd*%>m tha Rad Croaa. from tha money you yare a t Roll Call period but yoar. Tha **• (U AL) In ad-llttan la an y uther lie ia a e l a s rMini rad by any iH m r ord ln a m a ul O ', C ity ut SaaforA . and lh a n M ra iln a nr tu rk a plana a a In tk l* UantJna U«*rr'k*A »,w ,l nat ha c u n tlro e u (a ba ia c ld a a u l (a tu rn , a tb a r p lace o f baam eae. aacilo n I. Tha llcen ae y e ar la (h ie o rd ln a a ra re fe rre d l a aball begin an th e f l r t l d ay o f O eleber am t and a a lh a Ih lr tla th day a l Sap iam b ar o f th e follow in g year. A h a lf-y e a r a llcan aa m ay ha n blaln ad n fle r tha flr» t d ay . a l A pril a l each y aar. K arlin a I. T h e llean eea provid'd fo r In th la o rd ln a a ra sh a ll ha ah* ta ln a d Iran i th a C ity Ctarh. a ( now provlued fo r by Ordinance NO l i t o f lh a m iy a l Banferd. aactin n ( . T h a t any p e r te a . firm n r rn rp o ra llo a v Io U llu x th a p ro r li'o n a or Ihla n rdlnanca (h a ll, s p a a a a n rlc tla a , he ru n lth e d hy a flo e a l 1MI e x c ee d !n e II****, a r h r Ira prison n i-n l o( hot r iceed ln x n in ety ( I S ) d a y s purchase them due to uaemployment) and two months' rent paid for a family until they rafuived their henna money. Theee are all typical cases of financial as* •Litanee, and amounted (o 184.00. " I f yen count In dollars and cants what tha Rad Croaa has don* for tba unfortunate of Seminote County, the total will ba very dose to |t04.00 for the period from Nov. J , 1036, to Nor. 1, 1937. I f , however, you count In terms of encouragement, hope and friendship what thla money has accomplished, the amount would be many times two hundred dollar*. What a privi* leys It Is for each Individual to have a pari to not only help* toy people In distressing circum­ b « e ia g UeeerlbeO p rop erty lu tb e stances In other parte of our C ou oly o f B e m lso l*. d ia l* o l P I or I t s , to -w ill county, b u t'to bel able to-extend N W U of L e t fL e e e t o Jte e lle u i t . T ow oeb lp i s a hand of fellowship and broth­ • e u t*. H am s * I t H u t. II erly love to our bussed late neigh* A a rts. t Lawson fill I) PowaU Slobmft PB Oreen ■cars by Qiurttr*: Boll#* ------------ ' u o o *— I S a d f o r i ----- . . . . T O O 7—14 Sooting touchdowns: Marfan >. (Pass from rorguaoa) Knuc­ Csntlmied Vrem Page One kle*. (pane from Oolaa). Ultra In tb* game to play, Doll** point*. Porgueon I. iPtacements). pulled * trick play Immediately p metals: Umpire MeCloekey, following the kickoff that toiled Referee Haghee. Head Line*mao P.snford's opporianlly to shat out Up nadete aa Knuckles ra­ tal vod a pass from Oolaa an Ida X-EGAL NOTICE 44 yard and mead to tba Sanford eight yard Una kafor* being ■topped. Oolaa again passed ta Knuckles. tor fW* yard* and CpfUTAIN i f f FATKnuckle* received a third nod i.icxN sn touchdown pas* from Oolaa toe TO THH nxmiDAi all point* ‘ but the attempt for the extra point waa no wood- Morgan Leads Fed 'Eleven To 14-6 V ictory inecomtnff Events Held At Stetson President Outlines Plans For .Congress ball. The two Ham* did wall with thalr pasting altaaka e*w *1dering tha wet ball and lb* .play ol Morgan I t Uantordto bark Bald and Oraan' fbv «b* Cadet* waa lha uaiauadtog toaUra of lha gam*. SANFORD PO> UOU.M Walt* UD Btoaklto Ho* *u — *,UT.Oaltb of hoped-for laghlallon. Young U) Onrilal# H im * daatras hfva found both Qanaa (0) 0 (■>) MoOormaak •apportor* and - antagonist*. Ilarkey _ NO Sand AArng ibo** efirinto to he ' heard llambley .,. RT IturbuH Colbert RB Beal Morgan . .. QD Kaeckla* laaaified Advertisementa :, In addition, almost aa llkaly to te In the limelight an Senators WA NTKD—Good uaad lyptwriue William K. Bomb and C arter OUai, Cash for bargain. Bax t Hamid- If tba gueattod df United Stotoa neutrality coma* up. Senator Bo­ rah endna toadly will, h ave, mash In an r WhOa Senator. CIsm 's ra- . LUNCH rw w -M m Ti i s t I u e mum e l b a - Eg Parie Mildred H. Robertson, ilflmle shall be' •**- Re- Richard L. Robert to n ! |w ag JUtW IImI ™ Arthur Treacher, whose middle £her.- t i“■ Si £height, 55 n. : P ay al NeeemHERNDON - __ ____ •* Florida. n ua ft ai w 'iH >T gl%w,i ‘ k I Tba n o tice r ;1 ta HBiiaa rs ! Sr®* '*th« of i m n a .a t aatd sst; TthiKT.,::.u* '“»•■* ET'tliS pm " ? , f * t e ft e th e w h la b e a t1^ bidder e * * b * e e u rt-b e u ** dnor on lh a K»mb?r“aYn»* 'at y"0"'*1 **t b .0 ‘ ttltT * “ h UT , f N#" " O. P. HKItNnON «» C ircu it Court IIC A ^ ) " * “ * '’ * ® * * * l y , r i o r lJ a . COLDS FEVER HAVE YOU SEEN T b * i i m w u i * I of fb * **I4 p rop erty under th e on Id s e r tlfle e l* fu.ued w as la l b * n am e s f U nknow n. U nless sold c * r t l f l e a l * (h a ll be r*d **m *d a c eo rd ln a to law , th e p rop erty doeerlbed th erein w ill b e aold t a th e h la h e e t bidder a t I k * e o u rt-b o o e * d o se on th e •Ik d s y o f Dooemker. H IT. . Oalod tk i* 4lh day o l Navem her, I t l f . O. I*. IIKKNOON, p e r k of C ircu it C a a rt TINY TIM? Geaemtso U N Watt* ef •ketrldty from o at gallon * f R. N. NIPPER Runs radio and lights for only 25c A WEEK BAUER RADIO SERVICE •Ask T ear Neighbor" EVERYDAY BARGAINS *55 Plymouth Sedan 405 W. 1M. Phone 89 9445 *55 V*S Pickup *SS Ford B Pickup 9395 RADIO 9245 RADIO . *53 Chevrolet Conch RADIO J9345 1938 *55 Chryntor Sedan 9375 ‘ RCA & ZENITH *54 Chryntor Sedan 45c ^ ybaM*MfierWat B 411 . 9445 EASY TERMS Both with Rndto Sanford Bulck Co. HOFMANN lU O N lI T PERK’S CLUB « until i i r w r I f i H l p i BST TS till DUCK DECOYS BUSINESS MAN’S Shad*. J . Weel*y, at tut to Med* M. Tyn*r City of Sanford to A. Runty. Raglans! Agri. Credit Corp. of Raleigh. N. C. to Raytonal Ayr i Cr. Carp, at Washington. D, C, . Regional AyrL C M lt Corp, of Washington, D. C, to T. 8 . Rambtey. Spanur, Aadraw, •L a s to Nannie A. Williams. ' .U Latimer. Iota. * wtd. to Orta Mat WUlfcma. R«al ftta ta Mortyayn Tha Somerset Co. to Calrtrt Bond Corporation. RumMey, T. 8 . to Raytonal A m . Oodlt Corp. of Washington. Y A. RUSSELL SEED CO. W I N .F A M arrirlp Service �9 m M Is T U V * , Onim m . a t f A f f M N r b i l . H takw E* SANFORD, FLORIDA, BAWRDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1M7 MR. BOSEW ILL WEAR T ^ E PANTS 1 i, - •' * *■ LUNATIC DISTURBS BRITAIN’S ARMISTICE RITES * t T T — —— ------ Is Undertabi Six Sailors P i c k e d Up In Life Boat Off Cape Hatteraai One la M i s s i n g 8 With Lifebelts Flounder In Sea Fourteen More Drift In Open Boat At Coast Guard Hunts NEW YORK? Not. 1S>(APJ—Si* lifeboat Cape Hat* Ursa flv» hour* after th* Greek freighter Tiennr Chaadrta, loaded with aerap Iras, sank igddenly before dawn In a'rainy, driving Rise*of Holm Jarrell, pretty swimmIn* champion, did the trail* tag but aet the talking when 8bowman Billy Rose announced they would be married as soon aa they are divorced from their present mates, Fanny Brice and Arthur Jarrett, Photographed with Rose In Denver aa ha dlacuaaad their plana, Eleanor aald^ “I'm through talking. He’s boss now. School Student* Stmt Paving In Give Program On Sanford By WPA Education Week Reaches $ 9 0,828 Talks Are Delivered Work On $25,146.00 OakAvenue Project By Lawton, McKay, Teachers, 8tudents Is Now Under Way Mrs. Caroline Heitz Die* J i v Orlando Mm- Caroline Haifa, formerly •f Sanford, died hi Orlando Tharaday at I t * P Jf. a f t * an ninaea of aevaral weeks. Mrs. Halts, who was U yuan of IS* >1 thq Umo if bar death, waa horn fat Bgverta, Nav to . 1IU . Tw* jraara later aha Immigrated to Amariau with her paranU who id U ai In O h * Far I t yaura, Mrs. Haita raelded lb l u M and v u affRIeted with tha P in t Baptist Church herolh a la ata vfvud h r b brother, John Waber, *f FUtaburg, Pa., yad thro* aaaat D r John J . Halt* of Orlando, Dr. Albort W. H attt of Banfard and Bnmat a HalU also of Pfftaburg. ruaorul aarrfaa* w « ho hold In tha Curry Band Funeral Hem* la Wueh1* pro* led in tha audllemlneW Hlgfa - morning by tha Institution rtlclpated In tho program In the icbmr. program waa a by the Bommtro under lb* ifaaaor T, M. Bemlnot* High • Ik* Hag hr*a scripture and by Dr- m D. 1 Urol Froeby . McKay, prtncll, eiplalned the tea of the proI the many vialPresent to ret the various ughout tba reof tha day. Ho Profeseor T. W, 1 au eddroe* on Iurat Ion.” a played by th* ■umber of song* Olria Otoe Club log of Mr*. W. nd by tha Boy* ■ manta of tba aewapaper and what la being planned for lb* lu *U o Vocation*] Depart men). Alex R. Johuen prmenled the Fatura Former Btrtag Baud and ■la* dallvorod a abort address protesting tho agrieajtara pro4 gr«aa for the romaialng pbriioa of tb* year la tb* Horn# Economies De­ part want Mrs. Mary Btoao told Of a * work don* hi -that ,d*M lJm at and one of tba elaaoa* proeeated a fashion roriaw sad ala* a review eoatraatlag the dross of the-past year* Until Tollowl eg th# oflbpletlon of three major WFA ilr**l *•*' i«« wojaala In •••fa** Fhlob coat tha City and th# Works Progr*** jCdmlnlatrotfan n tout of HMU-M. work has been •‘•r»*d on another mejer street widening *nd repaving project which will make a grond toUl fof lh# W,VA i t m l p*,|n* pro ^ of IM.UIA0, )oca| tVPA oftlelala reported thla morningThj# WMg work on th* Magnolle Avanne and Bee opd Barest p ^ j^ t waa completed with th# , l c ( ption of the asphalt filler b, lw##n ibt bricks, and the WPA workman wbro moved to Oak Avenue where a project for the w|d«nlng and repevmg of that VM recently approved. Tb# project also calls for repairs ^ b# made to a portion of Celery nM> Banford Avenue, Rualnea* ontabllahmanta local^ nta r tha Magnolia Avenue Bng second Street project nro sported aa well pleeeed with th* widening and repaving of lh( „iro*i and bar* commended (bt w p^ for Re prompt compinion of the project Whan lbs work waa first elari: ^ „• WM #,ti«at*d by WPA a _ that at laqat I - 1-1 oftlelala month* would be roqulrod to complete tb* project. However, It baa bean completed In UUIe mors than half that time. The recently completed Pro­ ject waa tba smallest' of tba two aimtier projects previously complated and call* for an oxpandlturo of nearly II .000 lass than tb* Oak AvOnUe IVeJeet which la (he largest of tb* foar, cull­ ing foe aa aipoudllur* of M M il. Of tba 1*0.11110 expended for lb* improvement of First Street Park Avemie. MsgaolU and Seoond Btroet sad oak Avaaua. tbs Works Program Admlubfcatlea win aoutrtbata | t l * l * wkliu tk* apouaoro aharu amouaU U IIMBT. • L oom Balloon Hita French Power lines FEANCB, Nav. IB. A runaway ’ BriUah balloon croebed today sear BJguevlll*, IB mOa* from hero,, after drift­ ing wildly san s* tba fefttah cbaeaei and over baithaiu R a s t a No eua was abadrd. Th* bell00* . beIonilea ta tha BriUah Air Faroe and aarrytaa valuable matiarolagloal baatromaata. broke !«••• from Ba moarlags at tbe Alrdroma near Ramsgate Mat night with twe mOaa of aahls #*-gH-g This aabU wrecked many - v / v ;' Government A vial Raid Insurgents ply B a t e s , K 100 At Pampl British Claim Orien* ' tal War Is Not Just & Concern Of TheChi- \ nese And Japanese > IIENDAYK, F r a n e o J p h n Front far, Nor. 11.—(A l-Spaa government fa r m opened as i tltlery drive toiler «!»"* the i tire Aragon front while »upp* Init wer planes rnidni Ineeryi supply center*, nil In nn effort delay the prospective’ In»urg1 push Into Catalonia. Cunnera bias'-d at Insure' fnrtiriratloAa while bombed Ttnirl, Calatayud, Mai My de A rayon and ramplona, vM hnltctlna reported. . Insurgawl headquarters anId more than iSI persona were killed at Famplcn* The massing of rebels at B ar arena and rectification of their upper Aragon lines Indleatad Catalonia would he their* went objective. The rovemmonl cfpl* la l' has been moved to Barca. Iona, capital nr autaioaaaa Cali alonla. aeknowl Rebel advices rovarnment counter-attack* aa the northern sector of the mere than 100-mlla eastern front belt ■aid th* rebels atilt dominated the strategic Qaliege valley. Oovamment sources said th* Catalan militia had forced Urn rebel* to retire from several front line positions In the Ssbmanlg* sector, just south of the French frontier. A rebel attempt to *ntlrclo th* Cetalan epearhtad waa •aid to have failed. China Asks For *\ Economic Check i Italy W aiiteTo Know What World Powers i ] three persons to their session yesterday, accord tog lo O. P. Herndon, clerk of tbs Court. Indictments wars brought against David O'Neal, charged with assault with Intent to com­ mit murder when he waa arrest­ ed after an altercation »Rh James Edwards; Henry King, charged with aaaauR with Intent to rape, and Charlaa u'utdan, charged with gran I larceny, is al­ leged lo have stolen goods from Cowan Company whara he was employed. The C.rand Jury adjourned yes. trrday afternoon and will not meet until Monday morning. It fa expected that a complete re­ port will be mad# by th# body eomatim* that day. Don Lochner Will Head Press Group TALLAHASSEE, Nov. II. -fJPJ —Th* Florida Pros* Association, composed of weekly newspapers, today elected Don Lochner nf Clermont president to sacoead Robert F. Bikes of Croatviaw. Otbab officers Include Tate Powell. Jy., MacClenuy and Paal Rardln, of Casal Point, rira President; Henry if. Hudson, TI tuaritla, treasurer; Russell Kay, Tampa, renamed secretary. The Fall meeting of ]||| will be held la Lake Wale*. CORRBCnON Th* Herald regrets an error Hi the Lions Club story In Friday's paper In which H was aisled that Jo* Melach mad* an address before th* club so flak and gams cenaervatleu. II waa Ed Maiech, pel Jo* Mebeh, who made th* address. BRUSSELS, Nov. IS.— (AP)—China today askod the International conference^ ^ "Peking to end Far Eaater* s war, for material aid against Japan while the Tatter nation continued to have nothing to do with the conference, Nor­ man H. Davis, the .United State* epokeaman at the eon* fvrvnce, taprvaeed the hope tha* Japan etUI would ha bronchi In r*Sj men said Ja pants contention thal the war was the concern of Ja­ pan and China alone waa u n a f 1 ceptable, 'J No one. however, answered Italy’s pointed question about $ what th* conference vroyld < •do ; neat Italy la Japan’* mend e l .? th* mvetiny. Dr. V, K. Wellington Km , ,r China'* rvpraeantatlve. urged #*d» •^ ftnaaclal praaaurw v jc e g p Q j. R e d u c i n g nomle and • . •~ aralnat Japan and aM fa Ckhtn W.F. Shelly Is n t i S M tl1 Mein Speaker At B ^ j S S u S t e Elks Safety Meet CITY NEWS BRIEFS Oaneratly fair tonight and Talk Emphasizes Do- Sunday.Ealrome northwest t’loi" Ida: partly cloudy loulghi and a Sunday. am” slate, and at the present his extensive lour of thle continent ls rearing completion. He left the small Missouri town ■boat tlx months ago with hla liny ona cylinder Auto Gilds and th<•mall trailer which, according In Ripley'. “Bellev# It Or Not”, Is th# smslleat on Hi# highways. Blnre that time he haa made an extmislv# trip through tha Ihimtnton of Canada visiting nearly all *ha Province* and then journeyed down th* Eeatgyn Seaboard or the United States to Florida, complet­ ing a 11,000 Itinerary of the North American Continent. llarridgt cooks, eat* and sleeps In hla Aby trailer, th# dimensions of which aro 2x2x2 1-2. IF la •quipped with a tiny power plant which, according to Mr. Herrldg# walgha only four ounces and furnlahas adequate lighting for hts »**v# a clothes press, and a tiny liny quarters. It also contalpa a radio rtcaivlng set. Mr. Ilarrldge was enrout# lo StPetersburg and the Keya from where ha expect* to Journey to Cuba and possibly South America to spend the winter aeeaon. Willie In Sanferd, Mr. Ilerridge visited the Banford Municipal Zoo a»d commended It very highly. ”f have seen Zoos much larger hut no halter than the Banford Zoo,” Mr. Ilerridge slated, end commended the compactness 'and the variety of eahlblU. He cam* to Banford hoping to sample some of the celery grown her* only to find I hat ha waa too •trly for the celery aeeaon. The tree 1or which th* Itinerant uoaa to pull hla trailer, weighs •uly 1T0 pound* and ha gala 120 •flee t* tlie gallon of gasoline and lOt mils* t# the quart' of ell, he Superintendent Lawton Discusses . Cost Of Educating American Youth Thara I* an Inrestmant of apraxlmetely tT/>M4<W.*0« la >h*o4 properi r over lb* nation, fa Lawton pointed out, with IVgOOOvOOO of thla amount In* la truly the blggari |a.U *r Industry fa th* nation,1 gemlnoU County Brhool Highway Accidents lion arfd mediation ha* Raym<>nd Monsalralgr, who has The Impiiriancii of educatlnl ■lammed In your face." The conference waa raps been seriously ill. waa reported the public to bo salty-minded by hospital officials as Improving waa |h* main theme of the ad- lo be considering a decIan 1 ,Hisy. drqaa given by W. F. BheUy be that Japan la to blame fag tlnulng the undeclared wot __. . . _____ _ ____ China. Th* weekly . lunch ton of .Hi! ■ntfht at the Klhr Nora* kreaUsrf— HsanwMle Ik CMrra. dUM Banfonl Rotary Clubb will m Japan*** army pushed into HrKI In the Valtlei Hotel Mon on Riel Union Avenue, Hr- Bholly. chairman of the Interior aa Chinas* troops dj-o day at 13:16 o'clock. Ik u | Kills Safety fomralll##. back to form a ring of del gave an laatrucllre talk on the around Nanking, tba capital A board meeting nf lha Chit. object of tbu Hslety Campaign Major devalopuentg In ■Iren nf the Confederacy will be being cuuiliirtnl throughout the fourmonlbeold ChlaeseJapa held In the horn# nf Miss OI#da United liutlr* by lb* National war during tbs past i t h liysun Monday afternoon at 3:30 Older of Klka lie suggested Included] o'clock. menus in bo used In bringing t. Japan for a secondaurcoaa to Iho Campaign, citing rejected the mores of tha -Violators of CHy Onllnancee l ha surerssful Program carried I'owet* Conference In Drib will be tried before City Judge out by the Railroads of the to mediate the conflict but Frank Miller In a session nf th# iMinlty during Ibe peat U years, dlcated the might consent, 1 Municipal Court Monday after FIr»t lit tmtuglanc*, ha da- to ifaa good otricea of tba Ui dared, waa to rdurnta th* public States In arranging a dl noun In th# Polit# Station, to t>e aafrly minded. The removal Chinese Japan ran aat Ilament of hasardous traffic rondlllona, which no outside power W tin It aa bad corner*. Inlrraec- ba represented, tioua obscured by shrubbery and t. It. It. Erin* of The Ui bill bonrda end other objerts Press, after a six weeks to* and Ills revision and mdlflra- Japan. Manrhukuo and N lion of traffic taws, regulation* China, reported that a am and ordinance*. of tha Japanese Army faro * Finally lha strict enforcement Immediate war with 8ov|«t of *uch lawn and the liberal use »ta to remove **tbe commi of disciplinary measure* for manara In the Far East’* but Ihalr non observance mu.l be the Tokyo government ant provided fin, Mr. Rlielly alated. majority of the Japanae* pi Other speakers on tba program feat the conflict can be dell whose talks brought out many it waa Kkln,’ opinion that * revealing and tnalrudlve facta Rusaodspaatee war during were Mayor Kd*aul lllgglna, neat flv* yeara la not llhelj Ilepresentailve U. J . Ixhman. |. Jirlllsh and American Dr. P. t. IJpaay, professor of City ComlaJaaloners Al I«*a and thorl'lea in the Internet! Journalism of flteteon Unlverally, M. J. Lodge, allomeya 0 . W. Hettlameat of Shanghai y will apeak on the “Quest Ion Bpencer, W. Herbert Messer and displaying n more eonepfa altltade toward - th* Japa Marks over Europe'' at th* reg- James G. Hharoii. Jr . The mambera of tblg Bafaty fallowing a blunt warning by r monthly meeting of th* mpboll Dossing Post of Amer­ Commit(*e who will , carry <m jupanssa Army eoaamaadtr ican lag Ion Monday night ac­ the work are Chairman Shelly, that he 'would feel fro* to cording to G. 1). Workman, com- Kc- Lehman. Chief Hoy a. W|l- ja th , foreign controlled n Hems, BhsrRt Charles (land, J. of Shanghai as bo might a*i la line with Military neem Dr. Llpaer served aa a ■lieu­ O. Ad*ms and B. Rungs. tenant of Infantry with lha Sev­ hastily disclaimed asset tioua In enth Division during the Wer London that British aotdfar* and was Associated Pros* corre­ bar* might fir* ou tbs Japanaab spondent fa Europe from 1627 fa If they invaded tha British dm 1633, fo r th* pest two summers NEW YORK, Nor. |». - ( * 1 - fans* era* or fka Beltlament. . he haa traveled attgpilvely AnthrociU operators and min* 4. Authorities U th* BoUlo* through Europe and haa first onion leaders today reached aa maat and Ua pyuuab OoaoowMun hand Information of condl* Iona agreement on u labor “contract (Ceelkaeed *■ seen two* | theari which expire* lu April. They bad Formerly a member of th* As­ been cunfm.tng two days. sociated Press staff In London After the ennteroere John Lapd later chief of the Associated Lewis, chairman of tba CIO and Press bureau In ■Geneva, Bwit- President of the United MlM aarisnd, Dr. Llpeey U v well Worker* of America, eald tha •quipped to speak on Eurupear latarproUtfana of ‘ eilaUng con­ condition*, Mr. Workman said tracts upon which both eld*# variance war# Dr. Llpeey fa at peasant head of bad boon at f the School of Journalism a< now ‘‘claritfad.” Stetson University and fa alas director *f publicity there. Dr. Lipsey To Talk On European Crisis At Legion Meeting £ Coal Operators And Miners Reach Accord DAFFY •DRIVED OVIRBTRBBT LOBKB TALLAHJEUEX*]Nov. 12. -<JPt —The Supremo Court today held that L- E- OvoratreM, former superiataudant of rocfatrotioa fa Lory roanty, must eland trial oa n chart* nf Bald In connec­ tion with lu t year's', primary elections. ONratTOet aeugbt freedoes an n hakes* corpus writ N» r t f • « ** <t»M<«Md hla pi**- High Court’s Oldest MemberHaa Birthday WASHINGTON. Nor. th —<JH —Buprvme Couri’a oldest mem­ ber, Leal* Dembits RcpAeta. beearn* I t years bid today. Tha next oldest memhero of tba tribunal are Chief Justlaw Ragbag aad justice* ifeiUyaaM* � 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/. 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