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BEAUTY TODAY’S SPORTING 4 A WORLD:,. j k •mat Also Show Great Improvement \®IC“ In Their Offensive Power During Session On Wet Practice Field •4 Coach Leonard VcLue**1 kla Seminole High School 7 F «U , showing tig-ns of If ImpruraiiMnt, underwent • iLdrjU r n t in U f afternoon on W*h ocheo) practice Hold and w*h M s wot gridiron, they ad- much enthusiasm la Ibolr Ltad wont through tho session aatisfoetory to tholr coochot l|oo to tho onlooker*. • f art preparing to moot tho Nrf Bulldog! under tho loader o f Coach Ed Spring* In a haact Florida Conference la entire team la In excellent'probably ha at quarterback and Ition and no on* k being Durraoc* boiler** ha has tha and with Injurlas of any kind qualities of a rani field general •a far aa thing* are now. Bc*o# also k an akrt runner, ring, thoy will play aa an lm*| Wilton Smith o f Sanford k "ro­ od and a tougher eleven when Ref man for Dogoo at quartor. meat Uia Bulldog*. At fullback, Robert DoWitt of lojr moat bo careful tn tho Cocoa, 178 pounder, and Walter ng tilt aa one o f thalr most McDontll, IPO pound husky from riant conference garnet will Duluth, Minn, have shown groat Uyod on tho now field of promise. no)* High School next week At tho halvoa tha boat b tk for tho otrong Ocala Wildcat*, starting against Miami art Jamie am now topping tho Confer- Bennett o f Miami Beach, weighand nr* fjmwtng a great im* la* 1M pounds, and Sidney Smith, tomorrow tn preparation ror star- V0La l)RIUj f o r b k w a n e b KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct.. 1 0 .Hh* , - . . (IP)—Casting an oyo toward next week'* engagement with Georgia, fwftgltoh film producer* mod# j Coach Bob Neyltnd began yester; their first big bid for Hollywood day grooming a team of Tennee* •krs In 1021. l*eo reserves I o ss ifie d Advertisem ents ,V* TOUX WaUk repaired by WANTED) Small furnishes? bourn or apartment Box T Herald. FOR RENTt S Oarages close in'. Jonal Venetian Blinds. 4S cant* SI4 Magnolia Aval O H ft. Finest blinds obahle. Sanford Awning a Shod* IN E. tad S t Phono TM J. Cooler weather la coming. Oil burning circulators, wood clreuUtora and complet* line o f boating a j — aL./* *1. . I_ OTHER DUAL Fear wheel equipment from tho krgeet tb tho ■mnlkat Illll Hardware Co. Ynflor with body, apodal | »L '29 A Ford rosditer, apeclal Used Cold-Spot Refrigerator, 7 ■00. Real A Sent Used Cnr ft., oil porcelain. Bargain. Scott* Carmwoy, Inc. Pggf Grid S t l f l i T L — B r J U L IA N - l i v 'i I t M i S L - - - ' Workout 'To Be Hek At 5:00 O’c l o c k A t 9th Street Park By JULIAN STINSTROM Herald Sport* Editor Tor (ha Drat tlma In tho hit* lory of Banfnrd ana Ha sporting activities, a pmfreslnnol football Usm Is raally tit bo orgaalied for tha purpose of glring, for* mar gridiron alar* a chance to display aVM nt their former font* on lli# fnolhall field! and alio for tlioeo who wort Dot able to go tn rollet* |o hart S (-banco to get como mom of tho old waar and lotr of tha grid-. Iron Tomorrow a liemoon at tha Ninth fltiwet. rorh a group of young man will hold thalr Ini­ tial pracUea peaalon of tho a**•on to hmoen np intlr old and woary mo*cl*«. They win bo ns* dar tho leadership of a format Bemlnoln . Wail Retinol coach aad onetime aiar on two nf the South’* mn»t fntnoua gridiron team! of college rank. B. A. B. Wilkinson. lokd tha hoya and will boa hla • Hr. Wllktnaon hti a*rent to protege* underxci^Uelr (Irat work­ out tomorrow iiriomooo at 1 : 0* o'clock. Tho»e bora who hart boon con­ tacted aad hart agreed to be proaont tomorrow afternoon and the poalllon* that Ibay will bo axpecled lo piny are aa follow*: Harold Doker *1 fullback, Jack Wllklmon at guard, Jack I’ urdon at and. and Haaiy Mot* at and Mac McWhorter at half bark, Angua Harriet at and, D, n. Hodge* a| tack In, Ralph Monger at tackle, Jim fltaplar at tackle. Robert Knllht at quarlarharh, Joe Thompton at halfback, Elwln Hqutrea at centef, Rueeell Odbam at guard or contar, Roy Wrlgflt at quarterback, and thoae who hara not yet bean contacted and are urged to attend are Bklnnoy Vincent. Mutt Coleman and By*' ron Fox. f o o t b a IjL f i e l d r e a d y r The new Seminole High School football field la nb where near completion as this columnist ear* II and wo think Coach McLueai la under tho tamo Impression. Mon* day afternoon Coach McLucaa stated that workmen bad promlaod to atart the erection of the fence to go around tho park early Tues­ day morning. Yesterday after­ noon urn viewed the field with 'Cisch McLucaa and allll no algn of a fence evm at tha park* * * * * arltnal, rollexo or professional, tn bo |irrm-nl mi dial work i on Id get under way aa soon as pos­ sible, Th* group rlrrled Julian Riantlrom, apnrta editor ot Tim Sunford Herald a* tbelr publicity aiant and busluesa uispsgnr. Qamea with tha Leesburg pnt team, Rollins -Dale. Tampa Hals, Miami Itats, Btetion Rain ami ih» local high _*diool are c»ported lo compote Itiotr first WIIAT A ROUT PRO ORIIH)BR8 Home may aak what I* tha pro grid team all abant .aad wa shall try to answer brief­ ly. The local hoya who have seen action on the gridiron ullh high school Icame aad anme college learn* s*y Out the) would like lo get to play no re football, Joat for Use loro of lb* sport. They don't waat •ay donation* yet fer they are going to work oat a good squid and shew tho fana la Senrord last what their team ran do and then go tn them far danatlnaa In ardor t* rqklp themselves. It may not reach treat kelghU and adrw many karris this mason but they are galag la try anyway and you lorera ad tha apart who would like t* see the** yonlke In actlea ear* nor*.will hare the epportnnlty. If yaw * will lust ro-apermte. ••••• OCAI.A IB TUB “ IT 1 TEAM So far In this Northeaat Cow* frrrnre race In football circles It rrvma that Ocala la tha "It*" team and In just a little more thifi A B U Y FROfVi Y O U R FORD D E A L E R IN Celery Fed* t# tha) name ad ladlan*. That aeama vary logical la aa , far/ It waald bring ant tha asm* of the high achaal mora clearly. About M percent o f tha' 'teams that Sanford haa an achedala gad ' A reserve eleven, composed of second-sod third stringers, run the Marodn play*. A longer look at tha'Slat*'attack In scrimmage Is In'order for today's workout. 'Archbishop Usher’s chronology puts the data of tho creation'of tho world at 4004 B. C. . b a r g a in 1 PRINTING On* of tho seven king* of Romo waa an an-akva, Servlua Tulliua, who ruled In 57* J . C. j PHOWE Seminole Printing Co* buy now buy nowand draft & fit*to in Starkvllk, I f tan, Satur­ day. Tho Gator conch plana to show the Maroona plenty In Urn way of a* air attack, far bo epeet tha malor portion o f tho drfll running h> dummy aerimnuge Ed Mdffttag, CkpL Whiter May­ berry, Bab lrey and Red B n iu war* heat lag tha ball. Tho Waatai—opened - with tho •eual groopljk^k.'Tb* hoya awung Site a lira offensive scrimmage agalnat a aln-mip Jtae, hut Coach Cody wna *a dlsaotUfled with the key they p)aro filling thalr assign­ ment*, he * witched to tha dummy poao’ work In abort order. Near the close o f tha teasIon the flrat string combination got their first gHmpoa nt Mlaalaalppi Stale formation* In n abort defensive and choose from Urgat stocks1 and get a liberal T'_« v- * . . . . ; . __ 1 ___ . a tfo o o ceo o y o o r B u y t h is y e w , O C T O B E R In this giant sale. Every Ford Dealer has indactajliig entire stock o f pueenger care, eonuuerdfd can aiu{ trucks. A0 makes and model*. Make your selection now before someone d*e get* the cm yon want. Only Ford Dealer* can gtva^MA—* Coleman* Circulating Hooters, So* them today. Scott-Camway, Inc WRITTEN M O N EY*M < Reposee*sod Kelvlnstor. Like new. Bargain. Randall Electric Co. FOR SALE: Carpenter tools; 4 , Electric Saws, sand saws, t concrete misers, Model A Ford Truck. Mr*. K. a Phillips. Sid Holly A n O R 1ZE D \m -.1 better Lui— h'rrt. with tint. �‘MYSTERIOUS’ MONTAGUE ON TRIAL SaysShe ToSave At P a i l Ita lia I x-oiivlcud for tha t r im ret *•»»ly in Um wttaaaa ahalr and tiffed that Mantayua, U** ta*ow" a* U n n w Mecca, WM an ■** compile* In Um r' * ' brry. - _ Aakrd by Preeeeutoc TIm m m W. McDonald If ho could Identi­ fy Moor* la Um cowtreoea. Um rnftapoken wltneaa pointed a finger toward Montagna at Um , rnuntrl tabu and said **Tkat U Laverno Moor*." Twelve rugged active* af thU Adirondack Mountain country • bar* reluctantly f m a k a lUtr darr rlfWm and takas tbalr onU u Juror* to try Hontaiaa an a •even-year-old aukbaiy chary*. Tha Jurora, all tyylinl aaal- " *»*■ •? U“ Baptist Meetisg Orlando Lion la«— Nunes Officers Main Speaker Onj~r» »~ *^ * ForCsming YewInns’ P m n n C ^ **L“Sa. Association HssMem-! Dorsey Relates S e i ^ ' ^ J f ^ ; bership Of $4*500; Seoul Activities h 'u w Collects $45,000.00. Orlando* Saafotd.tS Z + J Z lK " *■*•«?* Cwnjry-j la full awlay. InChada four day laborer*, three carpenter*. twa farmara, a youthful aarflaa *tatUxi propriator, a plumber tad ■ painter. Wbataytta, acrueed of tha |7*0 Um paat year tar eartaua par-} Wi Larkma Moore o f Byname, N. poaaa. which la aa ananal peri Y - aat ta court throughout tha capita coal rl but Um at |U pee! a. Jury ae(action, camfarrtay fre­ quently with hla m m it Ha area arreatad in Holly a aad where ha h ^ wan acclaim ^ predlyUna rulfinw feats Glenn ^Bxplnins Pn; # im a Of S t r a t o c i e �TIIB SANFORD ITERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Wilcox And ItieCdluttMtidt i _ It w u M inuted to lfcrk Wilcox ywterday that this mlfht be a good place for hhn to make an announceofoft' o f his candidacy for the United States Senate, but If ha agreed that this was the place, he evidently. did not tiilnk It was the time, for, though we listened latently through’ out his addieu no inkling came from his lips which m ight disclose the plans which are being formulated In his nrirtd. And yet we thought we detected In his eye a certain gllrft peculiar to a warrior preparing for bailie. tthrk WOetB was sharpening hts eword yesterday. He had hU old rapier out and was whipping it around With all the*d«xteritjr o f a Don Juan. If he has ho intention of entering the tehsmpkHiahlp matches, be (Certainly lores his UporL for we never saw a candidate for any honors who was In b etter t r a i n i n g _______ 1 N U M h w d m k a s t * toll him Mat ball some day tmlio |I R p k s e «w ly year* togeth- . Now how (11Mag there alone ^ M M n n s h e n he turaa to leek ♦ s i " her shallow thrown. I *■* think o f things to M l ,*rjcL* him v *ptifh la c l i f f himf has to meet him In the hall Where they always stood tkgether Whsss their friend* wets at the list A id to see him there without her, ■ m b s mo bullet* oner more; Pto I fancy that he rstWd her habit u u will cilug. t away bar pictured Ihu'aMftu *f do big that iw him awry minute h itr Ih which the ealT led Ihe ramus a l l t t k ham different Uan they •The patty with the blvm-M ft mauler." W a t . tho Time, ■tan, "wtU urta tba wail elmh* Bat It atm awy w **ln a THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1937 ■iY COUPLE SLAYING Ho l l y w o o d HOLLYWOOD, Oct, tl. Uput pathetic character. •piacr*. typing la *b «ettps!H>n.! 'TOt M In Hollywood « a an kfhlchon. ^ .m p on.hk, fo, “ S E T * " **“ - „ track at Pawtucket, R. I., In eit ' effort to atymle any possible move that Welter E. O lfate (right), tngnaglng director of the Wall Street As A Barometer track, might make to open the fall racing meet. O’llera la shown Pnlntlng out (Hat while W«ll Street likes to conalder with Col. Earl Webster In command of the guardsmen. • t v Greater N<* York (tea about (0*' m'Ua ot etreet*. apdmi' ■U/r itfftlWrdi „pl, the mfiaag* NOw U seem*, to Wa'that before we atari* oat on another ciKphlgn to aavp tba world arid "do aimc* thin' about" thr ritohtlen to-Otihu iL -b a t recast-* •* ly tn Stalls Ardler, now known1 - it . h.|lhe<. , - b r liar own W o c « » III . “ • Il WH.nd.-aa Stella ftrdWr. BltttBj et tba blond# baD and Cray* rp*ul sraan area madej bar numo on tba Blase In grlpplasly draThe wonl "W r M ile portrayal!. There pn.bab- "the gilded one," •r lout a distant pie la any *4 plk-d to a .South Ua Plays pT Maswall Amloraon, king or priest. sa Pagl Oraan. or Clifford Odet*. tn , wf with gold du WkeaW works Mis* Ardler ap- religious fe.tlral. beared on Broadway. Bo— Btella’e ur*t mot la Is Waits 1 on Tosst," Hi which cskos—nlcs. Sootjr cakes—sppsnr In Important roles. If this ross over, HIell* Ant-; Isr msjr become Iho screen'*' IbnnT Rtrt. snd hnve to bos lor, s ehsnre (o bo dramatic—i» » t' s i Maty Roland ha* done before, bar. Mary Roland wss an ar trass »f parts on (he sIsro, but In' pictures str llrst wn* e&medy. With one siesptlon—unauccftsafnl ■■awwwwwanswawiraawBsi bscsuss andlsncta wouldn't tabs Fine Watch It—Mle* Roland has been .betas funny aver since. Repairing Jsat the reverse happened in Diamond Setting Gladys aeorg*. Gladys Gents" Slicked In bawdy chfnedy—|n! and , , ••Personal Appear, nro'*- wth’ch Engraving' w»s duety enough tn be chosen1 McLaulin, Jeweler by Mis West ft* ft movie ve­ hicle. fldphle Tucker Is next In tin*. iBetintwHW The “ red hot mamma" Imalnas* la gntak to on moled off tn tho Martin's Garage ■miles and tears hf •comedy. drama, Bho tried It out In b Allowing «o “ Rroadway Melody of t M i j A 50% Discoont on. with a catch In her throat, .and from now On thing* ar*_gglng_ $2,061.32 . to bo different for flophie. of past duo accounts. Once In • while, among Ihe I helprd you,now yoa help established picture people who bars been typed In one pert or General Repairing anolber, Vorae* a similar radi­ Truth ft Auto ^ervtce cal departure. George Halt In HodWe—Spriega—Trailer* "Boul. nt B*o" left beh'nd him A price you ran afford to pay Iba gangster and foppish dancer aaalgnmente of bla past and Martin's Garage made • new tmpresalon as a aym- W ER T -T he JE W E L E R Diamond* And Watches tf^po Wafcbj And-Jewelry Repairing Dlumoqd Monnllng And Engraving rwiiBHS rnicK s i s a t u b u w a n - advertisement!. “ A IS peae hook let entllRM ‘ Hew lo Get the Mo*l Otit u( Life' hit* been prepared by Mrs. I'oit end will’ be dUtrlbnted to her radio nudlenre. The booV lei contains Information about the fend and heal'h values of Florida grapefruit and tangerines, aa well aa recipe* for these Trull*. itnolf an accurate barometer of business conditions, with stocks going up in anticipation Whdn bualheaa looks good, “TOO LATE TO ClaASSIFr and going down when business looks bed, the New York By BUBBELL KAY Times reminds its readers of the lrecord which shows that the atock market I* as apt to give an Inaccurate forecast Now I'm no diplomat and I've In making the world »»fe waa of business conditions as an accurate one. been kepi busy enough worvyin' worthwhile-aed profitable, . , ... . , Now I in sorry for Iho poor Some idea of the barometric Vhlue of the atock ex­ .bout my own relations U give chlnlRMn Jutl liV. I waa sorry fur change, according to the Times, may be -ghlned 'by compar­ much thought to "foreign" onci, ^ Ucjai, n ? I halo war Just ing Ihe course of atock prices and of Indtntritl production but I've had enough experienra u ,nu.h „ Wr< geOSevrit do#*, In the last eight y v re : with human relations lo have bul , dou t **0 where my gratbln* , n,i mahln* o ff to aee how 1929, THE CRASH YEAIU-Aa a Urotneter the ex- learned that ene of the e«aie*t way* „ change waa perfectly terrible. In the early summer, busi­ to gel messed up In a sure wMp.mapg guy. i can kill before I got ness begin to decline, but Stock prices continued to soar to to iUrt buttln- Into other folk* bum|wd off, to grfnni >16 either me dlndly for several months from levels already fantastic.. affaire and go ratlin oUicr people „ (;hllui , wh„i 0 ^ftbra lot of Igood. That was one reason why the crash waa so severe when It name*. Now the other dey you and me. 0f NtlH PraMtUn didn’t aiy did come. and n hundred million other Amer nu, hhl. #bout our ^nin* to war- In 1!W0, THE FIRST FULL YEAR OF DEPRESSION— leftAa let ouraelve* gto out of hand Uet h, Mk| h, halnl war, but Ihen put a fire out tf you're at home The market had not yet learned Its lesson. Early In the and started ahoutln- intuit* and h, Wr«ta right around and »tert» when it sUrta than H to If 'yoa k |ot of naaty things about happen to be otrer in the other year buaineaa picked up slightly for several months. The railin’ name* ao loud th* whole IJapan and saggesl* that wo rail aide of town lryb>‘ to tell Cousin merket went up for a month before and two months after- cockeyed worltl heard it If you think It was Just Mr.1, mcctirf of th* Lodic* Bewta’, Willie he** wrong-and *Bffle‘a right wards before aneddltig its over-optimism. Rowcifll uml tho fltilp D«p«rt' ctrr)f| gAulp ibmv tnore ibaiit our —all of. which to - non* wf your 1931, THE MIDDLE OF THE DEPRESSION—The menl frothin' nt th* mouth, you're nc|( hbor, snd decide whether or business. ' burned child had finally learned to ahun the fire. When Oraiy. Them nolle and Indignant nol lo , tjcfc up our Hoac neat time Imtrad of toyin' to buOd a fine* buaineaa improved slightly for several montha, the market remarks were your* and min* and M mtowt her on lb* *twet. ' , around some other country, ’let's went up for several months. Otherwise It ’|flunged stead­ your aunt Kmma’a, and w* art the Right sway old Undo Bam to » stay home snd buQd a damn good Oft** who will h*ve to "eat our llB shot and a great guy. Even one arotod eur’ oWn, with onto air­ ily downward along with the buaineaa InBettea. 1932. THE DEPRESSION LOW—A* In 9981, the mar­ words'* ur "back ’em up" fa) lb* lha moil hopeful diplomat w im 'I craft gun*, ah tflr fifth ■ecdnd tq ket proved a good barometer. When something of a re­ •vent somebody should decide jok in ' for ft break like that. Now none, doll n naVy sdeduit*'to pm* don't Ilk* 'can all they have to do la all gather t»ct both coasts snd the Tanama covery set in in midsummer, atock prices turned nip. When they A few years bdek, If yeu will ,igp old Bam en th* back/ the recovery ended, so did the bull markat. recall, we ituck out our NMIoait him whet a swell and noble IMS. BEGINNING OF BBOOWBRY—Gkgaln a good N*#k Ju.t Ilk* we'to doin' now. *M p h# M. path a pen b hi* barometer. Buaineaa went doWh tn Ihe k it months df the Hoover administration, but *tOCk prices hdt tiMCrly so our BOYB-' MrrnI y u ran. £ 2 " " & What he Mid about the Constitution and the 8upreme Court may raise a formidable issue, If he decides to run. There are those In this state, aa there a n throughout Ihe country, who thoroughly agne with Mr. Wilcox that the Constitution end the Supreme Court' ire all that stand between this country end aome form of dictatorship, such as Germany and Italy now have. They believe that the freedom o f the individual Is being seriously impaired snd that only the preservation of the Bill of Rights can aave us from a reign of tyranny. , A detective, (left) points to blood spots where Paul Dwyer. South Paris, 1ft., b charted with • And there are others who think th a t. anything the killing Dr. J. G. Littlefield In the home where th , doctor called to aee the alleged ■layer. In (be government wants to do la okey. If the government picture at right, the 18-yeftr old high school boy (I eft) points out to Sheriff Henry E. Burnell ef wants to turn over to n five men board, Whose appointment Cumberland County the paper bag from which, police eey ho eiplained, he ate banana* with lira. to office completely removes them from the reach of the Littlefield just before he killed her on a lonely road Dear South Paris. people, the power to raise or lower wages In every business and Industry In the country at" will, even though auch leg­ Cotie Launches Citrus ON THE NARRAGANSETT FRONT islation should be unconstitutional, that's obey too. And Broadcast At N. Y. If the government wants to give to the Secretary o f Agri­ culture the power to tell every farmer in the land how Studios This Morning many acres he can plant, whet he can plant them in, when LAKELAND. Ort. *1—The ra­ he shall sow and when he shall Nap, and where he dio advertising program of the ahall buy his fertiliser, why "What ‘the hell, 'the 'farmers Florida rttru* rortmteslon was are getting their's, aren't they?" Hi government loans, Inuuaurated this morning from subsidies, and surplus commodity credits. studio* lU New York C'ly. I f the Constitution and tt?e Supreme ‘Court stand In (Inv. Fred P. Con*, accom­ the way of such government largesse, audit government panied by John Matey of Frost­ benevolence which sees It' raising everybody's pey, boosting proof chairman of the commis­ sion, mid Mr*. Mark Ryron. " f farm prices, snd nfcking everyone happy and prosperous, Mhtml. tho ■Onremor'a daughter, then the Omitltution la an antiquated ■ R U lR I :ument ________ which has left Tuesday for New York and outlived IJa uaefulneaa, and the Supreme Court U a bunch participated lit the Initial broad­ of old fogies who ahould have retired to private life In cast. their youth. In short, It'a okey to destroy the Constitution Featured on Ihn program was If the Constitution and the "political promises" don't mix. >Mra. Emily Poet, nat'onally re#But Mark Wilcox waa absolutely right when he said ncn'ted uutliorlly on etiquette. Bhe was Inlrodured hr Mrs. D r that It would be a sad day for the people of the United States and for generation* to come, when any one branch of the oovemment la made subservient to another, and a particularly itad day when either the legislative or execu­ tive departments destroy the Independence o f the Judici­ ary, or hamper its right to pasa upon constitutional mat­ ters. The power of the government to raise wagea la also the power to lower them, and the right of the government to | fix f«hn prices at a high level la also the right to fix them , at a low level. Every dictatorship In the history of the I world grew out of promises of greater prosperity for all, • and every tyranny with which the world has beeni plagued developed out of a failure to fulfill auch promises. When the people have surrendered their rights aa guaran­ teed them, by the Constitution, they may find that they, have sold them for a mesa of pottage. Helmeted National Guardamvu patrol»d tba Nnrragan*ett racu men and tower oriler* ef polhletl orators with Bn opportunity t* "ray ft few worifa" at tote dedica­ tion of nltnftrau* war memorial* erected 'to the raeted memory tf sh jh ts a n d s o u n d s Br b o b b i n COOK8 TRY A PBMCUKE AT Ij I W If ^ . . . ■: c �c t m m m -i v-* i 'fi*i*.£t : t., THURSDAY, OCTOBER *1, 1MT JSocial THE SANFORD HERALD, SANTORO, FLORIDA' Market Surges Forward Then Strikes A Snag Social Calendar BODIES OF PLANE VICTIMS SCATTERED IN SNOW And Personal Activities ELIZABETH BRIGHAM IORDAN, Soddty Editor Reception Is Given By M i s s i o n a r i e s Personals The Mlailonary Society of th* FRIDAt Mr. and Mr*. Hal .Wight apcat Flint Method lat Churt enlerThe Junior Woman's Club trill Monday In Tampa have n subscription Ilrklge Party talncd with a reception Mondiy nt 8:30 o’clock. For reservation* Ievening at tlie home of Mr. and Mr*. Robart Greenlee lift Turn[Mr*- W. C. tllfl In honor of the day for New York City where the call SLU M or 70 J. The Girl Seoul* will meet ut Rev- and Mr*. Faul Rediearn, will join Mr. Greenlee. 8:45 o’clock ut Ibn Little Ilona*. 'new members of the church and newlywed*. MONDAY Mr*. Herbert Measer and daugh­ The room* of the Hill home were ter, Marion, are visiting relative* J. L Iturrnti'ttu will honor Ml,opened ensuite for the orcaakm. the ladle* of llm Woman's in New York. alonary Boclety nt the First Reautlfol alter*, gladioli, and Methodist Church with a thea­ rose* were arranged In vnaea and ter party a( 10:00 A. M. Tho pic- btawla nbout the mums. The dining taro will he **tl a l e way** to Af­ room table .was overbid with a rica- and I* In ronnecllon with hood mnile - lacei cloth centered th* new Mlsalon Study- llonk, with a bowl of aster* White can­ Frank L. Miller hae returned "The Mo-lcni World.- All mem- dle* were, placed on either aide of from Jacksonville where he spent bera are urged in attend and the bowl” aeveral daya attending to'bualaess. Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mr*. E II. alio member* ut other “churchea I.ancy, the Rev. and Mrs- Faul Mr*. Henry Wataon ha* re­ Rcdfvam, Mr*. A. M. Remuiat, lumed from Atlanta, Ga. where Mr. nnd Mm- Charlc* MeClung, •he waa called by the illneaa of her In Film Of Prison Mr*. » ° r tiiii*, Mr. and Mr*. mother,. Mr*- J. E. Speed, who 1* f-’tevo ShlnhoUer, Mr. and Mr* improving rapidly. Those who like their mnviemrn Hlarke, Mr. and Mra. Luther rugged nnd strong—plenty good lalte, Mr.'nnd Mr*. Arthur Philips Mr*. Roy Mann and Mr.' and If Ihry'ro good nnd plenty bnd if nml Mr nnd Mr*. Grady Duncan Mr*. F- K. Ives, Jr. of Orlsndo they arr no, Inclined—arc due for wure In the receiving line. rrturned yesterday from Now Mr*. (I. J. Pope nnd Mr* J, O. York City where they have been treat today, wlu-n the First Ns* tonil melodrama -San Qnoilin" Fancy greeted the gueat* nt the ■pending the past few week*. open* at the Rita Theater. door. Dr. and Mr* B. I). Caswell On tho good aide the fan* will and Mr. nnd Mr*. M. R Strickland Mr- and Mra. J. C. Hall and nee Pal O’Hrlrn, .which ought to were circulating ho*tr*sea In the Mina Msrths Anderson have re­ be satisfactory enough lie’* the living room while Mr*. J. A Mof­ turned from Soil ns, N, Y. whara Caplntu of the Yard in San Quen­ fett, Mr*. H. R. McCall. Jr, Mr*. they have been spending tha aumtin, On thu liml side they'll hate Carl I'hnrprntng and Mrs. C, F- mer with Mr*. 1. E. Bymonda- Mr*. Humphrey Rngart and Joseph (inrmley were rlrrulallng ho»- Symonds returned with them and Sawyer ak a couple of lough pris­ tosses In tho other room*. will iprnd a month visiting Mr*. oners, fduk big Dnrtoh Maclaine Miss loin Evans presided ovrr C. A- Anderson, Jr. ns n crooked jail official. the register In the sun parlor and Dut tin- picture isn't altogether Miss IIcshIc Zarlmiy rccelvcil into masculine. For sweetness and light the dining mom. Initiation Is Held thrrr'H that lovely ml'headed Mr*. 11 II. (Idham, Jr.. Mia* leading woman, Ann Sheridan, as Jcnnne Choate, Mis* Kathleen By Thespian Club a “San Francisco night-club sltiger with whom Pat falls in love, I.ancy served and Mrs. l-ola I*New member* were Initiated ■Ft* far from being a gloomy Gette, Mrs. \V. 8. Thornton. Miss last night at the meetfng of the picture, preview observer* de­ Margaret Davis, Mrs Geoqge Thespian Dramatic Club which clare, In spite of the fnct that a list din. M n , fi. t). Rhlnholser anil was held at tho home of Mis* lot nf the acjlon is behind the Mrs. J. I.-' Clark poured lea and Marjorie Cogbura. wall* or thr ancient prnltenliary coffee. Miss Jacqueline Campbell, presi­ on the share nf Hsn Franc is o Music for thb evening w»s fu r dent, presided over the meeting. Day. There are no execution and no nhhrd hy Randall I’riest who Plans were discussed for n ban­ death-house scenes rendered several number* on his quet to be given soon, tho com­ IJojrd llacoo, n specialist In fn»t harmonica. mittee for which consist! of MIm action and thrills, directed "Ran In cooperation wjlh loyalty Joan Aiiarrllo, Walter llnyne* Quentin.* month* representatives from ail ■nd Raymond Monsalvatge. oilier churches were tnviled. ,Ap­ Those attending th* meeting A few hour* Atfnh In the Greit pro?,tmelcly 100 guests called dur were: the Misses Jacqueline Camp­ Smoky mountains, from river val­ ing the eveningbell, Joan Attarolio, Msrjorl* ley To the peaks fi.OOO feet above, Cogburn, Cecelia Truluek, Nancy WilMisrlosc Jn Mia^>*jyMbp *ampi ItqsssUer, Daphne Takach, Ann plant lifu (one* In lx- found In Wright, Nancy Crock, Dorothy |tr*vrting noithn-nrd from tho lati­ Class lias Meeting tude nf southern Tennessee (u that of central CanadaMr. and Mrs. U. U. Hutchinson Chinese painting Is a form nf wero host* to the Fifty Fifty Idhandwriting, since a brush Is used hl« {-lass of (ho First MethodDt both for painting nml writing. Ink Church which met Tuesday eve­ Is the favorite medium for paint­ ning at their home In Cameron etiy. ing. The mooting sat called to or­ der hy |ho president. Mrs. Carl Stage Seta Designed Williams. Dullness for tho com By Dorothea Lynch log year wa« discussed and **• rluu* committee* were appoint­ ed. A collection waa Uken up Co pay for a hoy's lunch for Tula month and tt wa* announced thst tho Novemhur meeting 'would bn held *t the church anno* at starting with "Miles Glorloios" which llmo tho annual barbecue Monday evening, Oct. IS at th* high school auditorium at 1:00 P. would bo given. A t tbo social hour the guests M. under the sponsorship of Prin­ wars Invited out *ou th* lawn cipal G. E. McKay, have been de­ Where a wiener roast waa en­ signed personally by Mre- Doro­ joyed. llot tosses were Mr. and thea Thomas Lynch, State Director, Mr*. W- F. McCall, Mr. and who hae also personally supervised Mr*. R. U- 7l*tchln»"n and Mr>. the direction of thla first play of the hlrtork aeries, , Peggy Knapp. In "Mila* Gloria*us" all Um ac­ Those attending were: Mr. nnd Mr*. AT M. Philip*, Mr. and Mr*. tion takes plan before th* adjoin­ J. p. liarrsy. Mr, and Mr*. Don ing houses of Goodheart, the beneR. lllrey, M>. and Mre. IL 8 . firient friend o f the hero, Tare, Caldwell, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. nnd of Juggemut, the comic vllWynn, Mr. and Mr*. O. R. Blms. lian thst Is the boastful soldier of Mr. and Mra. R. If. liutrblnaon. the title. In all old Raman reme­ Mr. and Mra. W. F. DryanL Mr. dies, according to tha stags struc­ and Mre. It- F. Kipp, and Mr and ture of that day every stag* set­ ting had two doors at the back, on* Mra. J.- J. Carver. Also lira. U M. Telford, Mrs. tight, one left, and in this cast n, K. Hamilton, Mr* Kacar Price. they represent tha two houses Mra. W- C. Coleman. Mrs. Taggy Joined by a single slope walL Djr cutting a hole through tb* Knapp, Mfa. » . R. McCall Mre. J. II. Tlndcl, Mre. J. n. Hoote- yarn-the captive heroine la able to haa, Mre. A. M. Ilemusat. Mr*. sea her lover in tb* horn* of Oood* Carl Williams, Mra. Carl- Chor- heart; tut when she is spied try servant in Goodpen Ing. Mre, Porter Lannlng. Juggernut'a Tht Misses Kathryn Tlllls, Jan- heart's courtyard kissing bar lover ble Bandore, Nortn* Norwood, she has to pretend thst aba Is Bmlly Prlcat, Kdtlh Dales, first- twins, ona of whom ws* hi each then Lewis. Mary Frances Har- house. On thla farclal foundation, vay, and. Charlene CaldwcD, And and playing on tha tremsndau* ago IL W. Ware, Cart Chorpanlng. of th* braggart captain, the plot V l M w haating com* of tha comedy hinge*. Jr., and Jimmy Harvey. la d econom y. E njoy tr, more com fortable, healthful heat w ith • t L O W COST FUEL OIL •dldreia at dedicatory ceremonies forth* new Federal Reserve BulldIng. Tap-ranking financial offi­ cials, legislators and private bankera war* among the audience. The stock market, which yester day regained torn* of the ground lost In recent steap plunges, drew no direct mention from'Mr. Roose­ velt- Neither did he refer to aasections by some business leaders thst government policies were re­ sponsible for th* market downTha Nation's monetary and cre­ dit machinery, the President (aid, Last Times Added Feature > wreckage of Hu- United Airline* transport plane, which crashed " u f the Wynmingi U Inh holder, found Ihs IIc s nf the l!' per.ion* nho.i’ -l brls. llnrtly member* nf Ihe searching parly are shown ln»|H-ctlng alilutlen Avenue. Spullighted la-twcen two marble rolumns hy photographer*' big elec trie Isnips, he entered on the arm of his son, James, while the Army hand played *‘ 11*11 to the C h ie f He was Introduced by rhslrmnn Msrrlner S. Eerie* uf the Reserve Hoard. A big American flag was draped behind him, nnd clustered about were reserve Imnrd members. Sec n-lary Morgenthau and Chairman William _U. Douglas uf the securp ties commission. Throughout Mr. Roosrvelt's t*Tk ran « re-stalcmenl of a general objective, described yesterday In these words: ‘T o gain for *11 of our people the greatest .attainable measure of economic well Iwing, the largest 'degree of economic jecurlty snd ■tat llity " Bridge Party Given By Woman’s Club One nt the firs* theater* In Natches, Mis., built alxiul IH2H, Was constructed over a graveyard. Li WARNER O l AND. — Also— Hot urn Showing CourlcnuH A E fficient S E IIV K 'E Inl & F rench— T el. 0 121 Gulf Station 10th Anniversary I his edition will ho filled with interesting nows stories and advertisements about Sanford and Seminole County. It will tell what Sanford has to offer the many people who visit Florida every year. It will tell them why they should visit Sanford and Seminole County. |7.60 RemlUtic and Hilling* 1 6 .6 0 EUGENE All O v«r JUngleU 9&50 This 1* Tb* WIRM-Ef3Tb* Nsweat T bk g In l’«n|W pent*—No beat, •tb* most natsw r*l self sotting wtv*. last* ar—ovary *•* ganrentewL The usual p.-taa ta ' |7JK>. For -*• limited Um* THE SANFORD HERALD will publish a .special edition n ex t w eek th a t will ho m ailed uw ay to o v e r 1,(J0U p rosp ectiv e w in ter v w to r a . PAUL’S \ Shampoo A Fingerwav* A Cocktail Facial with Pack. $ 1.0 0 Shampoo A Fingerwav* 50c f6.00 -Childreii'a CurU On Tho WirelcBj for $3.00 O F F IO MACHINK 00 . I’riil Mill. Mr*. Dlik I.UndV, Mrs. 'M N. tTevelnnd. Mrs, C. A. Aiuli-rson, Jr.. Mrs A. It. Ford. Mrs. II. 14, llulllns. Mrs II W. Ilui-Vi r, Mr*. \V. 1’ Crooks. Jr., Mrs. Jmie Ih-ntlle Hniillt. Mr. F, 14 Itots. Mr« It I.. (!Ii-iiii. Sirs. I. K H>mood*, Mrs ||. It iqppln, Mrs. C. C. Cm, Mrs Lillian Vickery and Mb * Mot H im Aoders’ili. • SUPER SALESMAN 14-50 ^^CO RO N A HAYNES Iteguldr trans-desert highway transport scrvlei-a an- being ei-lu* t*inis| l-ftween Iraq nnd Fyria Passengert can luske the Journey Mrs. T. 14. Ill’ll wns ho* less lii'lween Dmtlull’d ' and Dams • Monday to Circle Number Five In eomfortnl-h* loiltlli-; cars nr I uf Ihe First lltipPst Churi-li fur buses In 14 to 8l! hoursmi nil day M'Hiug fur llio hospi­ tal nnd a niiered illsh lunclivuii. tiiii log tho iilli'iiiooii Mrs. It. I,, tileltn wnt liunureil with u hiinilkeri lilef shower ami n mu­ sical pp’i rniii was enjoyed. Mrs. F. E. Bolz Is Hostess To Circle clot in-', itinck i i t-nsy In match nod The « " » bridge party o f the never goes not of style. “ Stylish" co-ordinated with all othar liutru* , . . . . menu Of government to promote >'*? I 1" " fcjr *!»«<■ culms die with Die season*. the most productive utilisation of mPnt ° f Women's Club was eur human and material resources. h*ld yealerday afternoon. "Only in that way," h* eonttaPreceding the parly a short uad, "can wa hope to achieve and hualnaee aession was held at which maintain an enduring prosperity, fl|n* Mrs. I« (E- Rprncer was r lw free from the disstrous extremes '••‘I ehnlrnisn to fill the varanry of booms end depressions. |le-fl ly klrs. 8. D. lllghleyinan, "Only In thst wey con our eco-. *bo resigned nomlc system and our democratic- A Hallowri-ll motif pivdominslinstitution endure hand in hand." rd In thr decorallnnm. A profusion At another point, the executively Fall flowers win- placed *l».ul said banking powers have bc-en *be rooms. High score pile.” was won by serve Board1 “ so that they can lo­ Mr*. A. M. Philips and Mrs Myilhused promptly and effectively In Ailams won srn-etm prite. Rrfrrahmrnt* were served to accordance with the changing th” following: Mrs. Aillutr llrnn needs of the country.'1 Then, speaking slowly and em* *n, Mr* Walter tW|wr, Mrs. W, M. Curler, Mr*. F. 8. - I amson, phssltlng earh word, he added: Fred "Nineteen thlrty-aeven is not Mr*. Ali-x Johnson, Mrs nineteen thirteen; nor do we went T,'Williams, Mr*. J. A. Yeung, to turn the hands of the clock Mr* ft. II. Ijim-y, Mr» II. D. Frrcmsn. Mr*. James t'olvin of back" The president drew a burst of Atlanta, (In., Sirs. In-ne Icavlll, applause when he traced enact- Mr*. I*. B Spencer, Mrs. A. It. Middleton, Mrs, I. K. Bit ridge, Mr» ■Maty Itiimiiii-ll, Mrs. ('asand th* "cour-|iandra Hchultt, Mra, t>. I', Hern • of Senator don, Mrs. Myrtle Adams, and Mrs. [Inla Democrat J M, Coates, lusfic critic of Also Mrs. A. M. Philip*, Mr*, llcias. Irving t-oucks, Mrs. J U. Ilaki-r, I behind the Mr*. Henry Mclaiilin, Mrs. E. aland him. The Compton, Mrs. I* M. King. Mrs. Irman o f the C F. proctor, Mr*. John Melsrh, a mlttee when Mra. Sanford Doudniy, Mr* II. i* reierve »ys- M. Papworth, Mr*. W, M. Scott, Mr*- It. F. Mon-nlvatgc and Mi-s C o le m a n N » BLADES, Ne use Tlnmx, Tomed fnmi n pact ■■( Now Volk comity In 1911. •r Up* frequently M i behind on tint ■pew in* Indeed ntoalb* down. The Aeeoclated Tree* ere rate ot to atocka on ilia “ big board1* thta morning w*» only *0 cant* under the closing aeerare of laat Batuular, andtl.t* abora Tnaoday—the lar*eat tain atnee the II .10 ml ranee In Vbe arerntea on Mar. is. t ltl. Tealarday'a turnover was <.* 131.000 abare a, compared with XIT.ooo Tneaday. The adtenea of atoch price* on lha exchange aprrad Into lb* curb market and bond a wan hlghetv Wheat elated on lb* CMea(o Hoard of Trade at 1 I f to 1 1-4 cent* and com prlcaawen almeiar. Cowmodltle, rioted Ir­ regularly. After appraising the rapid recorrry In the alock market yealerday end today, broker*, bank•fa and Induatriallala quickly ailranred the belief the ware of fear, which apread orer the ex­ changes Monday and early Tues­ day, had disappeared. After such a arlllaa ware eiperlanred In reeent day*, lha opinion w na reneral that price* were nitricHr# to many buyer*. ' 1 F- D. R. Hounds Hop* WASHINGTON, Oct, 1 1 . -(A * —Federal officials who wield po tent powar* over tho stock mar1 ket heard from President R o o m veil yesterday that tho govern Tliu Bind itnil l-vst county to In* ere iti-il In New York *l"t* The Herald's “ Mail-Away” edition will he this county’B super salesman, nnd should sell prospective winter vis­ itors to Florida on the idea that Seminole County is the best place in Florida to spend the winter or to make their permanent home. Be sure to order your extra copies o f this edition early because the supply will be limited. Orders o f ten or more conies will be on sale.at, The Herald office for 5c for 10c each. Watch for each and orders o f less this edition. �- i - V- ON HORSEBACK For Clash With Ohio Wesleyan lit ■ S e m l R io T e w a T Notre Dame Plays S a n fo r d ’s oach Jack McDowell 'orffo Strong Front Linej<*>-wrbi =. - ■ s r Julian a n N a r s o M . Harold Sparta U ltor '* Tha Sanford aaml-pro laaalooal loatbaH uouad will undarSo It* Initial praatlaa ttali h u m thte attantoo* Wlian It mart* at ltd# o'etoak M tk* (laid at Ninth ■traat Part andar tba direction .1 hoe lluadeU MeCrackeuand a a iS lJ a w *•' 4' •a ' » i "■ \y Wauchula Lions ~ •' • _____ ... WAWCnULA, Oct, tV -T h e car Knothole club, iponaared *h ‘football acaaon by th* WaU' ____ ______. ___ __________ i*la Mona dub, ha* again bean axpoetad that Coach Matumaj Inaugurated fur prammar aehool M ta* the pmbobf*- starting children. Tlie -KnrtheUia,’ beye i p « for tba Ooufarmto* bat-'between tha agea of IS, and M ■ttBJ'L 'i "• Iare admitted to |H home foothal / t e e r hr Primed. the atadatao games f r u t f c h k tg e .^ ---- -— . or* polling ready fo r th* battle1 The Mona and Klwnnla dub* WkUh la thtlr homecoming gam* la -encouraging the apart o f foot* of tba aaaten and • Urge pro- hall, furntah traneportatlea ta but' rum fa being planned. lof*tewn puma* for tha Wildest*. Harry KtakUphtar. aUrllnpbalf- Prevloady Urn boy* have barn tefc, baa bean alent*! captain ridlop In buiaM, but with tba aid I tba DOLaad High School alev- of tba del* dak they new travel In i ; Mr th# Important bomaoom- private care, p game with Stated. "KarriTbe Klwanla elab haa aptead to e e -W e a k e , dlnrinutleo guard. farnlih puaoilM; far an* aehool i* twmad altamata captain. bo* to traakport abeer leader* and Another Injury crept oat'gao- tha'ehaarinp (quad to out*af*towa May t* furthar hand loop tba pamaailldoga a* rrlti Rocha aamaap ; ■ -i ' ' Ub an Infaded eye. Jlocht altb R f t c h e f t c r T o T r a i n nursing lag kedaoa and will Q n r ln in i-M M ngt’ gt rough wots tbi* A t T a r p o n s p r in g s ok. Xkktlphtar Ukawla* turn art f i tpaed o anIform for aay rough T a r p o n 4 te>UNa§, Oet. U-— A new tack 11nr danmy ha# poa traded, and *»m*d* "Calry Fod.’' It haa racelvod plenty t pualahmant th* la*t two dart, oach Spring wd* highly plaaand Itb thla dapartmeni erf play •alarday, bat tha blooklap left mch to be deelrod. Abennca of Tfoch# ' and Kickybirr from th* backflald baa ilutil (bo timing, Bad the Ball- A. M. WllMaeon. ‘ All ad the bor» are ahawlap eagerness to pet Oh* practice aae•lone under wey, and by neat weak at tba a*me lima Sanford fan* will l>a abla to •** a pnat atar el*»*u. °o« of tba boat ta Odniral Florida. go Into action in tcrlmmaf*.' The team, accordthjr to Coach Wllklnaon, will u*e tka atralftu Notre llama atyl* of play So* to' th# (act (hat naArty ail af tha playara ba»a beta praduatea ot Seminal# HUB Aalrid* a >ure-footed paak >or»*, Dewey Daaka. flrat penoo School and know th* Net re to reoch th* wrecked Halted Alrjlom plane oa a moanuln aid* nahr Dam* play* eaey wall. Thla afternoon th* praetleo will th* Wyomlnc'Utah border. It abawn beinpinp oat an* of tha IS eoaatat of meetly llmhertnr up bodiea on hta alead. Loading tba bong U Hflpbt Profit!, a trapper. otarciaa* and drills on hlckJnf W O R LD ■! ! I.'l' ..........................------- --------- ' Electric Sew#, east save. I eogcrota mlgera, Modal A Ford TrtNk- Mr*. K. D. Phillip*. Ml WINTER PAHK. « * . . O ct, »1-1 —Diaplayififf m art. eplrit Uua a t ' any Urn* this eeaaon, th* HoUIn* T an bid adieu t* their home port yeeterday to eat eall for tha port at, Delaware, Ohio, where thay meet In their -tint InUraactleoal naval eo pa yen**at tba Battling BUhope of Ohio Waalayan an Saturday, Although the Rolthii Tara a n picked underdog* apabnt thalr math mare' experienced rlrala, hop* wa* expressed h thd T ir ramp that thalr highly, vanntad Ihe would lead tha defenao barrier milage eleven* In th* North, haa dropped four game*. Pltt'a mighty Panther* paed them a ahcllacklng In thalr opener to the tune of W O, Den ten fallowed PUt by tbe eeore af lt-7, Toledo aaaad ew* a M triumph and Hanhal beat them «■ «. , -. Tha Tara an th* ether‘baud b a n •pllt their only two control* to data- They beat South Georgia RUt* 11*0 and loot to Southenat- r \ . i J [ | ’ J _ jr # CORRECT MEN’S WEAR (’ O l Browns Ilia Tar* return honi# on Mon* day to prepare fot their next home encounter with Wofford Col* lege, whom the Tar* beat In !«*** burp laat year by BJ*1 < more. ao followg and tbatr poetlion: .W ily Odham, halfback; Huiaell ------- $ 22.50 Dakar, fuDback: guard | Mae McWhorter, halfback} Jack Pardoa, aad; Aaga* Harriet, ant: LetfU NRdeMleld, oodf nauy Mate,'and; D, n. Hodgea. tattle; Monkey Monger, taokloi Jim8l api or. Uckt*} Hobert XnlpbU, tackla, and a youth formerly Mayor commlaalooar J. N. Oralp with tba Stotaon Unlranlty of th* city and Proaldaat Oltvar of Dahtad HaU*n wlU alao bo French of -tha Rochaatar team, Um International League club baa bean given uaa ol th# ball park and training quarter* wltboat ahaip*. The vlaltora will nlala all pat* roaalpta from axblbltloa paraa* played ban. i I& aaifted Advertitem entf Tho T a n wOl play ! FWd Saturday night, ■tartIny at BtM. Field yciterday completed A)*' buoa'a preparation* bar* for th* gnaw with ' Qiort* Weahktpton Unlrrnily ot V/Xihlngton, D. .C, Saturday. The Crimean Tide will depart at nwa today for tbe Nation'* Ctpltil. f UaiplU alight injurki from lort weakf bntUa with Tan™**#* U# full aqaad at TWecmen will ba In Dtage for tba CalaolaU. over th* control of tba boy* bod Sanford fan* can foal aura that they edit be able lo aaa aeon fin* football lo thla ally, other than th* high aehool- team. FBDfl ALSO LOOt GOOD Tim S* adnata High School Celery Fade rami lead la aocettawt readHI** thrauphaut tba practla* yeatarday after* vanity of Florida Oaten back In tba yoan of d t ll, IBM and 1SS1, Coach Wllklnaon la ana of tha fin act lover* of football ta thla dty and hla work with tha Sanford outfit will fir* local font another chance to aeo hla .foot* hall kaowladg* go under careful aonrideratlon. OOOD TURF ON F1SLD Tba turf *n the Seminal# lUsh School Football field t* OTHERS INVITED Johaala Coaritn farmer qaartarback ' far th* Fade, boo been laritad to ko prao*nt at Iho Initial aemdon and alao Laalla Horaapa, farmer fallback far lb* Fad* la IBU. BIU/ Odham, aa* of the fIn- s cordially Jnvlto you lo. inapect Qsitj •. po’flultr priced all-wool fall suite. The pattefng and models are correct and wd know the fit will please W T op-coate are light-weight Wopl ^Osmal hair finitb in alnplo and doublo-braastad n»criafa J^ggt pat­ terns that will go with m*erythlnp aiai ba styikh-fpr years to come. They are tailored by Kirachbaum and retail at $2S-fiO upward. say (aadar Ida krealb) that tba Uaala are palap to be bard to Map lo thalr filter* - gam#*.' Tba bag* on, ki a—dltlao far tba DeUad pom* Friday eight cm Hatley Field la tbat aMy aad there D A N DUNN - Sacral O aetCU r* « 1 [ W C W IL L T A K E TW C IN T O IL O D I T O W U K A N Q i. DUT I T E L U W U T W M O N LV •CTTIM * MdprUJlAJ r u A, <5TO«V— r v i A W R IT C R -m MONCTT 1 A M / 1 OTON, OrL M r - W — m of the treaaary o* fll.U L U U I ; a (pent- W A IN ; balaoea M.* »1 O^ntfMSC tooolpta M K / l R C O O A N IX C WkJ F A N S T P L A C E < V C R T W tR C — r IMttMUMJU; MS^SUMJM1ISt W- M. « \ �I Fm m m m i T B t SAN FO RD H ERALD. SATTFOtO. fC O KT D X HOT A HEAD S TART ON FASHION ix rn e v e o D The S.-mlnola Bapttat Associa­ tion convened In Longwood dur' tag Turtday and Wednesday with se-i.ion* imiming, afternoon and evening including many nent ipeakota. Bountiful ropsata ware aorvod the Hrlrgalm by the efficient commlilre of women el the local Ihrpliti cliurth. at Civic Loagu* Hall. Nearly two hundred vlah Ion were rnterlatnod. At the October mooting of the Ctvk League tho date* for tha htinual llataar were net for De­ cember ninth amt ttoth. Tho League meet* twice monthly In preparation for thl* event. Ml», Aldla la Vlgne enter talnrd the following guest* on Friday evening at her home: Mlsa Adrienne Walls, Hr. and lira, Wallace Crosby, Hr. and Mr*. Herman Jean, Mr. and Mra. Fm ! Madden, and John Speneer, Mr*. Alma Gntimlngar Taper* ami Lucy RnttmlngOr of Tails' hiasee spent the week-end with Katiti Baudi, aaoorUd yesterday that haavy U m , high interest (MM tod ltiaMd M b periods toM prawntMg-h ikvttol Id home Opening tho 3Mb contention of Um saoocUlloa, Um Madison, WU., realtor told l| N delegates that economist* M b t»d *,000,000 American famtHe* would build borne* If talereit rate* were re* dueod and amertiaatJoo period* extended' Fenner Governor Myna JT. Cooper of Ohio. urged a eo-ordinatad •r*tm> of FWJeral, Sttla *nd local taxation, amerttag that “ the greater the uniformity x x x the greater wDI he tha guarantee ax* but tax Imposition on homo owncra and the farmer*." Stark dactared that real eatate m elted 30 percent of the naUonol Income hot here 00 percent of the national tax burden. "II teem* faille," ho *ald, "for Um - Federal totem ment to apend billion* of dollar* to encourage bonaint whll* municipal Itie* the dtoftry ot*r allfla (nrw comlnir- Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Rntamtager. LongWood b having sever*l new street lights Installed. All tights win be kept burning each night from sunset to aunrbe. The Baptlat Training Union re­ cently elected the following; dir­ ector of Installation, Miss Caro­ line L*wh; director of B. T. U. Vivian Yomtna; secretary, Ellen Overstreet; chorbttr, Mr*. J. H. Avant; ptanbt, Rebecca Walker; senior leader, Lola Elgin; Inter­ mediate leader, Joyce'Gray; lead­ er of Junior*; M n. C. N. North. Sunnyahade park, owned by the town, It being put Into fine con­ dition for ute of the Tourbt Club Under aupervbtnp of Park ConitnlaaInner Uarri*. of W > '•’ -ixMieli of the appraii* mil o n Include; v, It l!nIhv.cal, (Seorgo U Schmuti, ititie '<ii A«*iel*»i South Central, R. W. rattl’n, hrn Antonia; Houthrntt. jst'XM'C's.’ar dal etb ton corfvahitan of the nuo- dai)p(]> X. Lot Hyder, Milwaukee, WUc., ' *. v . . u. nnOOKSVILLIS, Ocl. II.—Her­ nando l^opanla will meet undo Seated Ttuahnelt lljgh School ram temorhiw afternoon at 3:00 a'clock In nuihhctl tor whnt iromlaea to tie the to«ghe*t [ame of the season. t'naeh ’ hltllp* I* working mt the back, rield while A**bt*nt Coach W. L. Hutibhrd la drilling the linenan. •'■ ■ : ; «s#"-iftti* QUA V a lu e s C kuk FLORIDA CLIME CHEERS SNITE HERNANDO PLAYS 0U8HNELL T iio m ab vili .k. n*.. o n . n .. (A1)—Prealdent A. D. Walker of the Oeontl*-Florida , Baaeball l-eagtta nnnnunred ye*terriay that h j nmimi meet nr of rho • -elnr* of llm league will be held ni the City Halt in Thomar villa at iitoo o'clock fiunday morning, Ocl. 14. M b -with in unfair and unju*t tax Two laalfleiaa of Um national ssrrr COLUMBIA, 8. O, Oct. 31. — (JO—Rival roaches aald last night they foresaw an "even" battle today when Booth Caro­ lina and Clemton football teem* meet at 1:00 o'clock In their am naal State Fair claaatc. Fair, hrlak waather was fore: c»*t. Ticket sale* ladlcatrd an ov­ erflow crpwd Of 1»,000. Moat forecaster* conceded Clemton. winner the lait three year*, a alight edge. ■ ALL CLUO TO MEBT »: » binba* CLKMftON FAVORKO TODAY New Low Regular Price* 196 — N.I *n Itaia marv.U.1 ipadtli, N* veedar ya« u * lit* a wk*l* let nan at nr It.rat. And . . . . . Malay ta ea a y.ality lt*« tee, Rm ) laryilaa Your Choice — All Brand* RETAIL 'V A L U E , tana Worth Of Prizes COME IN! ASK ABOUT OUR 12 BIG WEEKLY CONTESTS! Macaroni or QL Jir DU(f or Swvet lliitd Speedy P ick les 2 1 - a - 15c Lovett's tMd* 5-itrlng , Cheese extra tasty Fineat Dried Cereal ‘ C orn ed B eef 1A Specially Cured eat 1 lb............... 25c .. . **> ANN'PAGE Smooth, rich 24-oa Jar EIGHT O'CLOCK KBU CISCLR Lb. 1 9 c Lb. l | c With « broad smilr and ■ ehr-crlng gi ruling for old friend*Fred II. finite, Jr., infant lie paraly*!* victim of Chicago. arrived In Miami. Kin., to tprnd tha wlntrt In hi* wealthy Culher** spacious Hpanlih villa. Inside hi* Iron lung, ho I* ahown a* attendant* tranaferrrd him t» an Ice truck from u ran Hint wa* too largo to to through an ornimental gateway on the villa ground*. Lb. Pears A & 1* Bartlett No. 2>' can 20c A & P Luscious Halves Peaches No. 2 ’* can.................. ...k18c M fttri M TndtRfr! “ BdfX Twlat a p A A P Sliced pineapple T No. lYi can......... 20c Whole Shoulder SPRING LAMH 15 hX|KXY CRAPES I As. LETTUCE a for HAMliURGBR (EYDBW MELLONS........ lb........... Bolling WHITE BACON CalifS. * . Ha. I lb... Blur Bonnot COTTAGE CHEESE lb. 2 lb s .... - MIXED SAUSAGE )Y 0 S K APPLES S lb s ......... lb. Beef ONIONS lb ........... POT ROAST 3 lbs. ROUND STEAK PO TATO ES 3 Ib#. 2 pkgs*. . . . . . . . 15c M»... Fancy BunU CUrm 80-90 8 x« Oz. cans............25c (DMS deans weep (each......25c hdOL aGAftEITFS p k g . .............. 15c tFLBTOCHMANKfrYEAST M e 8c FLOUR rmtiAT * * ii aavpiinar a p rcu u a n m OVSTJEKB qt. Wc la Me ! HI.KAM .3 lb*. Pound 5 c hi -A NbUawU Pretodrr-ttoamor Ca speralNe Fralaro. FRESH FL A . GRADE A MEDIUM L h i.u r r s ib*. 19c (fJIlKKD LOUSTKHH P;||.|* •Irak*. |M |.|* a . PEAS tty **■.(.r.l (la * * . W« ti'llrW EGGS HoUo m I Pradam-I war Ca aparatlva fcaUtre* Digestible Oettfert plcg. Sc rMdAY4«uiAift.«c Miracle Whip 16-ox 27c l*r Idabe Baking Potatoes 3 -1 1 c Cabbage lb 3c Rutabaga lb 3c Freah Field Pea* 0 Beef* 2 belts. 15c SN APS 3 no. 2 cent 25c U .' 8. 1 Dalldeua JU ICE 2 23-ox cent 19c Whit* or SpanUh Onions 3 Co mpetmd 8 (M b iflu u ------- Bulk lb........... IOC 4 Lb. CRk.. . ...... A t i J8a tho deliciously ]Cheddar flavor 1 3cj York Imperial Apploft 5 » 15c; Apple* 3 lbs 15c DeHdeua Naw Georgia OYSTERS 2 5-oi firm 23c Yarn* 5 Oerdan 1'atch Cream Slyl* no. 11/ i can P* 23c Batter » 35c Hard Tfead V*. Turnip* Stokaly** Tomato 3 for 25c Land O' Bunahln*, In quartan, Carrot* er 9c 13c Lodi Flame Tokay Cardan Pauh Com O rapn 2 ^ 1 5 c NIBLETS 12'/* oi cn I 2 '/3c Libby Tiny Kernel C O R N no. I '/i cen 11c Carrots and PEAS no. 2 eon 9c Far aouu-Mliad VEGETABLES no 2 cen 9c CHERRIES no. I f t cen 14c LibUtr'a Crushed White WM BACO N Crystal Flake H O M IN Y 2 no 2 ft cn* 19c LARD Croce. Snowdrift aer 3-lb cen 53c Camgbeltk Tomato SOUP. 3 can* 25c 3 cent 19c JELLY. Lean, freah ground H AM BURG ER I2 ftc l-lb G RADE A Should* Bhoalder* or Chop# — PIG PI PORK lb 21c Fresh dressed d B-4 lb 2 l4-oi jar* 19c Standard Vienna SA U SA G E 1 Fancy Rlnd-en 3 no. 1 cent 25c Big Velus SPRY B u con Streak O' Lean White Bacon at a real special pries; lb - PINEAPPLE 9-oi can 8ftc MILNUT *i »this choose food 2 no. 2 esm 25c M A Y O N N A I5E 29c lb HENS Freah E Dressed 3 cam 19c FRYER FRYERS lb 37c Round, Loin, Club 6COCO Fbint Bhertwlai - • , CUISP Vr.GETABLES Chill, add Lemon fular, whip— Itself] t Land O' Sunshla* 1.19 DftMeui Apple Dozen H e r EXTRACTS 25c CAIil Salad Dressing — JUICE S ANFOBD FISH MARKET 19c lb Llbby'a Garden C igarettes JAc Me MAW JAIftBTKKM Ite.itei I >« a q gee.i*ii. *i 4II a TImm 27c lb* VELVO COFFEE Luckies, Ckmeb, Chesterfield*, Old Golds, Ralflgha — II. B. Grapefruit 1 5 Ground to order — No. S Sauer’s lAc 25c.; 69c G O LD M ED AL S lbs 27e S ardines CORN 20 Ibi .SU G A R no. 3. can* Red Sour Fitted t i l PR U N ES SPECIALS! ; {. Soap 2 small bars ...6c Soap 3 large bars 12c Powder 2 small pkgs* ..»c Powder 31arge pligf. l3c Soap bar............... ...... *5c ted ‘Soap pkg.........:10c 6n»BU Ik; large 17c 1 I l c ^ 10c; i p . c u .R93 _ I «*8 w *.— -J9e I* . old friend. callid on the truck that J — i “ Okay," young h'nlle replied MIAMI UKAt'II, Oct, 21. - h O with n Widening grin (hat never —To a *|Kicl<nn h|i*nhh villa on left hi* Tact. the Imnk* of Indian frit-k where - The 10-mlle trip from the rail­ in' and hi* cl**.inutr* froai Notre road at’ IIon where the Snltr linin' rpent ninny inlllrkltig win-' party arrived from rhleagn at 7:0c tir voratlun*. Fred II Knlle, Jr. A- M. to the home of Pnite’a falhrelimeil ye»lenlay—a hetplea* er, Ihree hour* mid Iwo tranafary paralytic In a mechanical metal from tne truck th nnolliei rnmuW lung. I ut appeared to tiavu no III effect Hut If he thought regretfully on the invalid, of tho.o otlier liomeeomlng* M i n i,'u a w ^ w K w re rirti gan.e nia.led .Hmdanla wlw.lcl ‘ 1 • y* Mm and Ihe half .Ion of m.rh tarry. L.,T ^ " *• ,1 ” y ," ‘ that keep* brralh ta hi, Innly. , * > * « • «> *’’•" ‘ n , C-i f...t .a .... In n m e ml Mory as oltMk on «hc »U» bedroom Ih< ohbwr.1 ... nlgn of It k ^ “ I, u . i ■ o f ilio Nupixnie t nitrt. tvn* ar_ " r n; : y,Hl F^ ! ' . revtot hen. yer.erdny by IIUl. J, II d m n, I. J'elcraburg, Kin. horuuifh rorntv deputy aherlff* Vice pri•iihntufor the msnage-lon a ttatr roitroe rif »etllng *►■ merit recti n wire; earltlM In Floy Toimly, FI*., which ftouth«**t, J. I . Ilearin, Tampa. h*d n*t been regl'lrrrd with the fla. .‘■ ‘ tile Bocurltie* Comml»*lon. Asparagus Tins picnic cans..... ..15c Red tycans Sultana 16 oz. can..... 6c vtA*' ...... 49c Finest Granulated America* Oil Iron Lung Is Moved nt the gule. Salad Dressing Iona quart jar.....25c Burn hint All Green ffi Oz. L o a f S c I H e lp le s s I a ra ly tlC I I I „ rrle4, him intherv.piratorpauseo ehch BRO O M S Kitchen Tooted Floor — T om atoes 4 DOKAK I7e Urge pkg Southern Biscuit »:• m /’ ^ P ean u t B utter Frrahly Routed! Freshly Ground 1 N ew t a O ATS Standard Quality ORANGE Marmalade 2 lars ■ Ida J3S- AS Quantity Rights Rcoortad A p p le B utter - 15c ‘_ Pure— Delicious a can 80-O* Jar Baby Lima Beanf.2 lb® ........... l»c Peas Iona 3 No. 2 New Everyday Low Prices IOC 15c Pork ^^BcanTTona 16 o i>c4n,-fc. 5c Spaghetti Iona 3—7 oz. pkgs........10c Tomatoes Iona 3 No. 2 cans........ 20c M ELO Braafcfut Ubhy'a Delicious Meet Cook Book Free H EIN Z KETCHUP Mail tala top BBSW® i %S3c lb lb U B ib 17c D tin.9c Ig.'l7^ Grantaiefod ’ Soeppkg Htl/klVWD I7c| CHOPS, moety; lb 35e! O Y ST & S 41 17ftc All-meet, no waste WfEF STEW lb 32c Wastern Chuck RO AST Whole Lamb SHOULDERS qt Beet Comp; lb OraMt o / La/irr �L^|fQf^5fv?r lo 1VlalbuZHW 5-? ’Lm S mB tHUWDAT,"OCTOBER g 'Em Back Alive New Safety Plea1 THIS IS RAIN IH SPAIN Czechoslovakia E n v o y , ,rri™' foar “ jj* *» Suit Filed To Get 1 >l_ -i ___ n J I*** Ssrasota Tourist pork T om * PrqtestsGennanPress dor, n « c.m P popouuon *«mp*d “Bank Night” Award --------<0 units, 17 mors thon o n o r i p , BERLIN,* • Oet., • I * Cl. * * —CP)—Cse— |f— * ( according 1 to Camp Manager Jack intflmmlrla*.* «■ — a. n—tu rw ’ ITooe'* choslomkio's envoy to Berlin, Dr.Kear. w — ^ — -p — - jjtrch Mi piInjr, yntrrday pro-1 The camp la brine pul In rood!* slnl to Fore ion Minister Von tioo and more than POO Iota In the rurath npnlnst an "aggressive, P*Ht »ro ready- Hear aatimated rnarlng German press and they will be filled, by Chrlatmss cadcest campaign" which has,with another Iu00 iota available in rilnnl relitHons between the twe the tract idjelning, whkb war ;ntrlcn. ' purchased by the city laat spring. The protect wna made after Oer1 Laat year the cimp orerflowed rn nr-ritpaperi etpported adl* with 1600 tnita during the annual riaOy tier.position taken by Koti* Tin Can- Tocrtita cooveatlck, bat' d llrli'ein, k-mfrr of the audeten Kaar expects the rnUntad end hr titirhe paity, who wrote an open 1crtaied facllltlci will care for the TAMPA, Oct. it.—GF)—1"firing MR back nllro," Horton it. ihoepf, chairman ot the Flor­ in Safety Council, timed ouloioWI# driven yesterday. “ Taka time to he aafo,H ha *— - - - • 'j lit was speaking particularly of drlrcrs earnin'* pi, rent a «nd friends to athletic event*. 1‘olntlay out that thrro hare hevn. four fatalities muon tt student* going to football gaums In ITor* Ida alnco tin* annimii opencil rncontly, Hcboepf said; i " Don’t let yenr exuherant splr* Its run nirny with yuur linttnr Judxmmt. Itemamher 1" cr* ti Ably one drlrer nl the whnul. Bring them bptk nllrn.” CASH GROCER1 MEAT? M A R P H O N E 412 400 S A N FO R D , A Y E ., SA N F O R D , F L A . Do you need a suggestion to whet your appetite? Jf so, come around to 400 Sanford Ave. and, w a n d e r around among our large and varied stock of good things to eat and get sure enough hungry. We Have A Complete Line Of Fruit Cake Material A RM O U R 'S M IL K BAKED BEANS 5c 3 TALL CANS 20c RED SOUR PITTED NEW CROP GREEN P1EI SPLIT PEAS CH ERRIES Large can 15c • »* K E LLO G G 'S CORN FLAKES 2pkgs. 13c N U T M A ID OLEO lb. 1 O c Johnnie Alderman, Mgr. Mcnt DepL 3 Lbs. Lb. sSJUTO BACON Potatoes 10 Lbs. BEEF STEW Lb. I2|/»c Carrots 2 Bunches • 15c LIVER U ant that aha applied In person tor the money within o rrasononla Un« stter her name was id GAINIPVII.LE, Oat, 11.—CD— aoanced as Ilu wfnner, lint (hit Mr, and Mrs. it- H. Hornian Tied Ik# theater manager rrttMi-d to anil In circuit court hare raster- ■Ira her lie money. day assi st |Hn ttparks Theaters, lac., roe ttooo nn the grnonds China proper had an estimated Mra. Dormini Jin,, 10.0,1 dape'rad popalatlon of ITMtMTI In 1111. of tttHJ “ hank iilrtil" award aha claimed aha should hare recede•d. . . Qrant’s tomb on the Hudson '. Papers filed In the anil 'said Hirer j n New York City cost Mr*, 1 DormnnM I l*t#w </«a drawn $(00,(194. all rnleed by popular euby ; . fcr .n UM ThnnHiih'irlvr , ‘ ward ecriptlofk'. l*"fldvor { »f»or is differppf piquancy all Its CMrnt Miracle Wldp is totally different f a n all other dressings—smoother, fluffier, more delicious. Try Miracle WMp email KRJizm:ar<Mv k "rntm issa MIAMI, Oct., 21.—UP)—Flarids tiulk-r rill.ip--, vtutor ous.s fur the luttliiu's ltoiuud.1 of Uut Iliy liwuy, (re being UtUrgul mnl l.nptwru this lull in im 1 aui'iim BNlkipstnl curly unJ ucanl Ineak Ing tuuti-t iitutuiiK-iii llm season A sJrvcy of tbu sluto fu.tiu ramp oi.n.rs piulictbljf Inert1sso 1 r<u;.lu* from I'd In i-0 pomut, dc spile the falluiu o( i-tiloj uf tin, molilp liomiM l j ii-iirli tbu niitiri patrd pint, till, yen. Hid IIn- Miul'S given tin, tnisnlme tHsluulns by two Urge Mot Ida cities. L A 111,mi--I, 111 nn nr To rlit-rk wits tlifric-.il, JJ/lUO tn’.llirs were ri».ported in Kknlilii In l wlnloi'. 1Last year., ri„utv'for tl-o umviiiunl that In,., it, '.osinning it, someth lug iliffei till ,lit ran, pin:; ;doubled Hint of JU33. , I Camp owners ri|K-cl ncirly Bd,000 tralli-rs to roll over Klorkus highways this winter' nnd while Jncksunville nnd Orltmlo have da­ rkled (o (llsronrnpt, tho movement, trailer tnurlit* will ho welcomed st Miami, Sarasota, Tampa,* Ft I^uderdale and n score vf other clMci' I Jacnsnnville and Orlando Joined with Tain, llrarh- and Miami Ileich, Flo,Ido's two swnnkleet renters of eorlrty, In n rampslgn ■gainst Iho In,id ymhts. QUANTITY WE LEAD IN PRICES Tall Carnation No. 2 Can STD, r||!;i - : i •DEPAR' GOLDEN RIPE t.Aimr.U Md.. Ort. J l.-O P IOenrgo roitway. trailer of War .Admiral, king nt tin* J-tear nlils. eetd ynterdny Iho full would not run In (be IT.tun adilod Nary In,id llnipllrnp Pnlunlny. War Admtrnl Ima h'on out of rarlnr slnri’ tie split n hoof to win­ ning the ntlniom Htukov Jtboul tour mouths apo. Beware Coughs fromcommov cold* That Hang On M O R R E L L ’S S U G A R .. . C U RED P IC N IC % CHOICE R A D Y B E E F Roast lb Lamb SHOULDERS YELLOW O n io n s 3 Ijia FRESH PIG H AM S L E G O -L A M B P O R K CHOPS te ia on t'i.i B CARROTS Y ellow ' SQUASH LARGEFRAtffc SPARE RtBS HAM BOLOGNA SUCED LIVER Mo matter how many medicine* you have tried for your oough. chrst p i l l s b Ij r y Steaks Lb. 19 c A ant'd. Flavors Monarch Gelatine Cheese Lb. K c Domino Confectioners a a. $ t i u 1 Lb, Spaghetti arts, n COCKTAIL and 1 Can ' Brown SUGAR I LbLarge 14 Q*. Bottle Tomato KETCHUP Tomato PASTE II Aauorted Flavor. Craag And Bladtwcll'g Mac. * Spaghetti For Sale Net, 2 Cana GARDEN PEAS (Peanut): ; 4 STRING BRANS Any Quantity W, W. Goetsch APPLE SAUCE SWEET CORN 1 Trailer Camps Are Ready For Tourists Cabbage ROAST 0t o theater hern Sept. W HENG WAR AOMIIi.%L NOT ENTERED G»y Walla, Mgr. Produce Depl. Bananas ROAST ' T H I I I t R A I N IN f t A I N , g devastating dewapoar of eteel tad powder that leaves ta It* wske dnolaUea and deetracUon. This pkturs, on* of tha lis t obtained dlracUy from the lies of Insurgent pilots, shows hoar a IM poand bomb (elrsle) appears hurtling earthward Iron a t ombl ,g pis nr. PTvohj t cd debris rising Iron the Quids belatr shew wberg. other missiles have U . U *> maths. 'Independent~ ? ( quic Owned a tca Operated AND m far Gt-riiitii districts of tho‘ repob- ary. * lie, _. , . , * rainn run Ncurath said the pro* M j s v f l l fit A r p A P r n l m H tcit wuu. •nwarraiftcd, since the W “ V a ' ■vbPc opinion In Germany was G a t S W & l l& C c O l t C y ihurouthly orcuscd ly Ctechoalo* -------vikla's miunurs agilnet the and** WARIIINC7TON, Oct., 11, —Ifl trn parly—Farm , administration officials Preeh pm tea were said to have estimated yesterday nar«l stores manhandled some members of the fonaeia In eight southern states r drift, dtUilwbe jtsrly Oet. 171could earn $1,300,000 In benefit when they attempted to hold a piyment* under the ISld agrlculforhldilm rally near the German tural conservation programs bonier. They said Secretary Wallace 65 CCC Companies Moved To Far West p ■< WAF.IIlNtlTON. Ort. SI.—<>P)— ":Viftydlre companies uf Clilllnn - Conserve Mini Corps myn hive. S been morn| from the Fuiirth Corps Ares In Ilia Fur West. CCC Official* ennounred, 1 | They said the onrnllees ere be* tag transferred to Iho West to if Work s*i forest, park nnd grstIsfa land prfljerla. ’ .) , ‘...The CCC rnmJInd Cl percept laore men from Honlhern States than (hrlr qnntm eltnwnd : hejnausn tnltMrt.il enndlllons inilm] North nnd J'Jtt roductid aandb mant tharo. v Stan 30-34 State Market iM f MB KIDNEY’ BBAN8 202 Libby*. CUT WgT 2 CANS STD. LIMAS Lb. 17c �^m w w pi W wk FT’ i .’rA‘; %*.":" J931 * • ■ Sem inole C om ity P roduce* . L * A n d Vefttabk* V egetables T h /h A n y V More Fruit And Thai Swtford U Hie Only Central A poriiU City AffanUn* Rail, Highway And Winter Transportation Similar Aren In America —i DAILY NEWHPAPKH VOLUME EHtnbrwhetl In 1908 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , O C tO B E R 22. 1937 Fascist Council Is K.C>1 'ranco Spain IRON LUNG’ BOY COMES SOUTH NUMBER SOI i - .............. ..... |01d Man Says Insurance Montague Hit Crop *Failures Him A t Holdup Ur& d By vPepper Victim - $700 Robbery Testifies B a n d i t U. S. Senator TalKfl Heat Him On Head, Former Sweetheart At Father-Son Ban­ Then Fled In Car Greets Young Snite quet On Needa Of Farmers Of Today EI.IZAnKTHTOWN. N*w York, Pall Of Gijon Brings n I n "TJ Country UnderCon- r UTiOUS Battle Two-Thiria^Of' AH CoLliDU*. Along Shugbai Front a&- Yfl *. -'Til j f 3 -M r ^ 1 /j i *a ! • J 1} x ■ ,*rA fljS ....* t>A 5 • 1* vW , 'Z *> ■**-■ 1 „U j S l •■y i . i Oct. 22.- (AT—While haired, par­ tially deaf Matt Cobh walked feebly Into thl* mountain court­ Japs Seek To Win Int room today and told of a beating portant Victory Be­ he received during a 0700 holdup Franco Hopes ToCapCrop Insurance Said which th* State contend* was fore 9-Power Meet ture Madrid A n d administered by the mysteriou*. To Be Main Aim A .Of Valencia By Winter SHANGHAI, Oft., a . - ( A W John Mnntagu*. ation Coming Legist and Japanese troopa were tnaurgent Spam today be­ Chinese Cobb. 74, I* the father-in-law locked In n heavy battle along the c a m e Europe’s newest, albeit j of Kin liana, owner of the Jay. fYintraMliiK the fkrmera SS-mile Shanghai front today with New York. roadhouse looted both sides claiming galna. In tha . "• n * iU m toM r m a of yoMenlny with thoae -of > seven year* ago by a gang of embryo:-Faaelat state. confusion of attacka and counter today who ara the recipient* ^ four lubber*. Diplomats met in London attacka It was virtually Impost II I* • of ninny advantages under Montague alarrd at the elderly for farrlgn observer! to determino 1 ) still ^d1debate how to iret witness as impasoie* as yester­ tho prcncut adminta foreign fljihtera out o f the tha cinct situation day whrn Roger Norton, a ro«Konalor Claude Pepper A Japanese army spokesman anfrssnl participant to the rrlmr, hlah arm ies and l e « « n ; ^ J — 7, ™ " ^ od out that tna larmcra testified Montague. Hollywood Surrounded by doctors and nuraee. Fred II. Suite. Jr., cclibnltil infantile paralysis vtrllm, I* th e chnnees t h a t -o t h e r n a - anese had pushed back the Chine** itood otto more thing, Inaur* tlons will becom e openly in * ;. f*w hundred yard, to occupy ahonn having ('hlrnga in his "iron lung" for Miami. Fla., where he will spend the winter. Not# golfer exlreonlliuny, war an ac­ | atice against crop falluroa volved In th e Spanish civil Kwangfu, an Important Chinese (he railway car especially equipped for Ihe Journey. Young Knit* i n ntiickrn is China IH months complice. Norton said the golfer—known and tho lower prlcoa which war. tint even aa they talked It defense position A Chines* ago and hns lived in Ills "iron lung" since. jj . then as I.svcmc Moore - si ruck remit from overproduction In appeared that Father, Time him- spokesman declared the Japancte Cobb In the hrnd "several bumper years, aelf might aatve the problem — were drlVen back at the same time*." Rpeaking at (he Father-Son Although they never were that the unit faw months might point. * > Asked hy the prosecutor, “ Bo gnged. h o i It. Unite. Sr,, *atd Banquet In the annex otlh* First c it y n e w s b r i e f s see a decialve end to tha civil, sheila from Chinese balterlea In you see In 'this court mom the ItoM-mnry (VPamdl (above) and Methodist Church last nlaht, tha conflict. Pootung across the Whangpoe man who attacked y ou !" Ouhh hi* son. Fred, Jr., probably would young senator delivered an ad­ Insurgent Gene rails.I mo Fran, Hirer from Shanghai fell tn the hesitated a moment, looked' to­ have murried if the youth had dress most of which waa dtrertclacu Krahco today became the Japanese-occupied Itongkrw seeward Montague und said, "1 not tw-eii stricken with infantile od to the boys who aceottpanlad rau) dictator of tho tarrttory h*’ tion 0f tha Inlarnatolnal Retllethink that's the man there." paralysis which left him to an their ilada to th* banquab' bolds — at least two-thirds of |mvnt. Ijilrr under n cross examina­ Iron lung. Rosemary hurried ..to In hla comparison of tho ta m ­ Bpnln. Kg Immediately eat op, Th, j Bpanri, high command. tion, he said, "lie (Montague) greet Fled when he arrived in er In hla fath*r> day with tho** XascU! Grand Coanrli to govern Informed by diplomatic Iradera of today, tha Senator potatad lefense Closes With seems loo fat for the man who Miami to spend the w inlr£ It with Iilmaelf aa Ita powerful that It muat win a major victory But Promises Protec­ Mr* II. Tftl.mh was granted f out that there war* no Couaty was tn the room." head. before tha moating o f the NineTestimony RoyGarr tion For All Who perndmUm yi-Mcrdsy to hulld an * V Agent* or Horn* Demonstration Mr*. Kin liana, who with her Ilia capture of Gijon, tha Bis- Power Treaty Nations In Hruv to |u-r dwelling at 1200 j Agents to offer guidance t* ,4Mf three pretty, fashionably dressed Insane At Killing! Obey LawAndOrder ndditioii cnyan port city, mad* It poaalbla tala next weak, ordered every reMarinilln Avi-ntiu hy (i. P. Paxton, f farmer and hla wlfa, Rundoncdaughters, Doris, |7 ; Harriet. 20, fur li|m tn plan a maaalvo threat C (-n llsM 4 m ra g e Five, *-------I local building m.-m-ctm. I trlflrnthm waa unheard of, and Into tha aoutbaaat. the chief re­ NEW YORK. Oct. I*.—(A’)—| ______ I HMF.I.IIYVIM.K, Ky., n<t. *1. and Naomi. 21, testified yester­ there were n" agaarlea through maining aagment of govarnmaut > (A1) — The murder charge day to quirk succession said one Governor Ctoi# el Florid* told, K anford'.. first trailerile of the which th* fannsr might borrow of the robbers railed out "Verne, territory, lie may try a decisive Eieldel Theatre Is gainst Jack Garr.waa dismissed representatives of the commit-! wllh , n|„y u . ^ . ^ t mooai to rtool t T - wjaddsvtlop We better gal out of here." tJmist aralntt V a lu t a epd M* Displayed At C Of C tea for the r th W r of rtrtt~(arhed Is t Hudson oinvrrtibie ,mIsv but the fate of his' brothMs land nr Improve his* ham*.1 ^ “ I heard one of the men rem id M m , winter -eats la aad Chimney swifts In the number of Til* right* In Tampa yesterday that coupe could not lx- provkhxl with er. Hoy, who admitted shooting! ferr„| |„ participation of Florida Carlftou." she de­ ha win*. tM war will ha over. IK& were landed during the past farmers In the Rtate's lt.040,* A complete unit of the F.ZF.K- "a man ought to he hung on * th« facilities of n modern trail- Hrlgadler General Henry II clared. 1 # Tha latest vaatlga of the govern week, arronllttff lo a statement OM still con Nervation program ' ment'a control In northwest VF.L “The*t*r' waa this morning tree It he advocates overthrow rr camp to Kanford hot stopped In-nhardi was left In the Jury. All four witnesses said they placed on display In the Chamber of the government." . <overnight near tin- proposed plot The defense had ulosed after heanl "acrrsmlng" outside the made thil morning hy t\ R. Maaon, daring th* pant year la also so Spain vanished today as Franco's head of the l-lorida Otudubon So­ nrivanlngo for anil Improvement At the **mn lime, he said for Sanford's liuilor cump. the two more physlclnna had tnld Hie house. yMorluiis artnle* *w*pt Astu­ of Commerce Building. ciety, who led Ihe gVxiup of bird The "Theater' ia bring loaned Florid*, was prepared to estend' city Briefer noted this morning. Jury they believed Roy was ternrias (Oviedo province) from end “ My father (Matthew Coldi, 1under. In the work og the awlfta and monetary gain whlrh wag the Chamber of Commerce through Ill proteellon to thoae whoohi-y( ______ — ■ ■ ■ ■ I porarlly lna< > n e when he ahot to'and. present with liana during Hi" that were net im-d from tho chim­ nut provided for farmer* of - a Even more complete than the courtesy of Henry Holt and1 Com­ tsw and order. holdup) waa yelling 'they're kill ney ,.f (lie Mm fin'd Machine Shop deradh ugo. The monthly ’ Benefit Bunco of Uonhardt. pany, New York publisher*, and As to the matter of the yet of the B. P. O. Klka will be With nil * these advantages, J»‘ k and ll<>r Oarr were broth Ing me’." Mrs. llano asserted. collapse of defame* of Santan­ ty a ipeclnlly deaigned trap, flogging slaying of held In the Klks Hall lotilglit er. id Mrs. Verna tierr North, however, the Benatnr pointed out der on Aug. i f waa lb* crum­ la a duplicate of the units now on unpunished Mrs. liana said she was forced The Midi were trapped, bandpd Gin farmer Is thn biggest gam­ A. Shoemaker, organlier from 10:20 'id — 7, according lo ttaiicee nt tn-nhardl at Ihe t1">" tn open the roadhouse snfc ot ping ot the moral* of tha aavaga display in tha larger bookstores, aud ilium dinti-ly reli-axed and rec bler tn tho world, lie plant* to of northern metropolitan cittra. It, i.f* lha modern Democrats, tn George Thurston, who added thsl of Imr death U*l year. The Gen gunpoint. dynamite slinging Aaturtan mi­ onlx o f their rapture in other arc ttens who formed the Republican will he used particularly for. the IUJ6, th* governor gald he would a email cover charge will be'aral wue charged with her murBoris tv*lifted she heard «ie e f ....... (lf ........ .. wiM „ WBjt w„ h the Inrllie go|l nod hopes to gather n good rrop and make nits gnvernmanl'a a rm y 'll Asturias. Olh Anniversary Meeting of the welcome n Depattment of Jus­ made for the men mid the ladies dec •One trial resulted In the gang tell her her ....... ter,M in order lo determine thcli money. Hiimrilmra the crop Is trial nut] Di-iihurilt »i> stain on hurry up or we’ll blow it up." One* the fiercest of all gov- Central Florida Council of Cham­ tice Investigation tn the affair. will be admitted flee, — line uf Bight in migration. bers of Commerce to b* held In The delegating had gone In destroyed, anil sometimes ha K H iisw e s* rage n**> lllu eve nt IIn) atill 1 of n ari-mnt 1‘aiil Poland, an em|i1tiye of lieA number of Bio memtiers of harvests a good rrop but than Hanford on the morning of Novem­ Cone's hotel to ask him, In thu trial. roadhouse at Ihe time of I tie .. i , i „ , j Hu* A mhibon Society throughout hit follow (nr m m 0. The program feature lanruage of David Clendrnnln. a have also Brig. Gen. Wlerheo \V Garter robbery, Rev. Beard To Speak ber pointed out Mont agioft>.ope„ t,n wlth this Important meeting will be member, whnt lie proposed lo do Hwllaar* (>« !?■*• Ms) til IojiiIhvIIIs, atm was asaorlat- as the man he saw with Norton!n,,. u uroiH of Biological Survey OnChlna HereSunday Elvira Gamer'* personal introd ac­ to "vindicate Juallr*'' In tinad with tiimli.mil whcn tho lat­ in a Jay, N. Y.. garage,'urnr G o-j(| tion of the character* of tier story. Shoemaker rase. Ihe banding of tbi-ae interest­ Canal Gets Okey ter w»i K«nl inky udjutual g*n- liana resort, a few nights before Or. Wdlard I , . Itaard. for a ing birds with hope that their Tha public la cordially Invited Told by Ihe Rot. James Myers nrat. yeulprdny termed tilm *'imo the holdup. nutnbar o f , year* president of to see this very attractive diaplay Industrial secretary of tho fed migration‘ routes may finally un From Claude Papper uf the innnt vlnlnnl, dnnilnaertng FpOcMjMJ ) ridings - In - Foochow, which ebnwa “ Pappy, Mammy, rover their winter home, thus (fwhilst,rd ee I 's s , slat and Uns'Tiipuloua men 1 over far unknown. Chink, will glva an addreaa on Bxaklel, E m a n c i p a t i o n . Ltl* “1 heartily approve of th* pro­ 1 The Hsiifonl M-rifoi d Kra Fra S Scnuta of Ship know.’* Exhibit For Fair T q "The , Maker, ot a New China" Plural, Aasafetuia, Unc* Adam More Hum,4(10 of fin- bird, have posed construction th* St. No. 7 held ita first regular meet i lx-w Glrleli, l.oulaillls, a NaIn tha s Cone rotational Church Joahna and Augustus" In varied Text Book Manager •low hern handed in Manfoid und Johns-Indian River Canal," Sena­ Be Discussed Tonight log la>l evening at tlanew head Hon-'l Guard ftrot lieutenant and *T n * a* *■»'« *»"i rvrning m i BoqdAv morning, naeordlng to tha activities having to do wllh “ Mam­ It I* hoped that n few more catches tor Claude Pepper told a Herald Here On Inspection uu. rlrr. on an oWci(y dock on ' former aide do-eupo In Denbardl. It*f. Jli R Root, pastor .of tha my'*" washing. I’rellmlnary plant fur Ki<mlnnb> limy lie made In the limited day* reporter in an Interview laat night, rharacter a.wt him a* “ powarchurch, who cordially invited tho The Hemtools County Chamber T. George Wulksr, manager ot th* Lake Front Drive. County's exhibit ut tin. Central remaining I efnre the l ird*' do adding that ho planned to do drunk'- and ‘'officious,'" pubi c to attend. Th* sroiitx reported thit alrue of Commerce la istlstlng the the Ktats Text Book Ksrviee . for Ma). Joseph Kelley. Frankfort, Florida Kxposllhm In Orlando parturr for more southern areas. everything possible to Insure Conc A tarn part of Dr, Beard-* publishers of E x e a t e l In the the Ml*to Department of Fdara* light* have liesn installed by the Those rn-opcratlng with Mr. grrsaional approval for tha pro* tie.«rllied him us "cruel and ln- will tia discussed IiiiiIkIi I vsIlls uislanding career la adaeatloi national advertising of this out­ tion, visited Frminole County yes- Kanford I.lnnv Club, their spunj th* organisation of ^hi- t'tianibi-r Mason (n Ihr rerrnl handing ac­ Jeet human.” and avnngallatle wort hi standing child's book over which trrdty on hi* insjirctfun tour , of aura, work ran be completed soon He intimated that features The liiNaully Irntliimnr w aa Of Commerce Kihlldt Committee, tivity inclislr Mr- and Mrs. Ilrnry apwit In Chinn which at all America la already chuckling, Ihe different couiitica of the State, rn their lu-w boat. Gut they are Inliodurial In n lonx tifpotlirGral according to Ralph llugwrll, *<•<- A. It(j •ei*l I, Mrs Mason, Miss Mary othrr than the value of the canal Ih. present Urn# la la tha grip Mr. Bagwell saidForrester, Kusm-11 Odhnm and II. to commerce would be brought ouk T. W Ijio ton, county au|i*rin- now building and last night they quexllon waked of three phyai- rotary. of a relentlaaa war, and through at the nest introduction of thd ilent of public instruction, repost­ completed Go- iiutallation uf a new- clatu. Br. Milton Board, l<oulsCounty Agent It. Dawson A* Haynes. hi* observation h* h*a acquired work In nrh project, which hu said would bo to ed today. -------------------- vtlle, In replying, deetared Roy ha* bean aatui-d ihalrman of the I first hand Information a* to Elks Lodge Plans (I if fold lli-ll, skipper nf the Gan- had been emotionally In the neat session of Congress. Th* Mr. Walker la making an effort condition! which axial la that value of the project aa a flood a’nd th’al V.a hresm. r^rmsl ascertain tho number of arw group, alinounrod hi. rvignstlon, ^ Honors For Glenn t» tar eastern lead, It waa atatad. control measure and other addi­ hook* held In tha eoi;ntles of Ihs from that « Hire due to tho fact M1||| ,mm,,lMll„,|y >f,rr what ho who hava bean Invited (n the By Salvation Army In l i l t hy special ragaaaLDr. tional features will be emphasised, that be ha* mc.-pl.-d a po.ltion in tMTOed- ,.|hn m»ntat ospl.wlonoc meeting In the Chamber of Com­ A apoctal mooting of th. B ._P. »•*• Hoard waa placed la charge of the Srnator Indicated. and Is« also Inspecting old book* Kt IVtrr.burg- According to Dick ruonn| ,,y M-rtiig the r r a r r a f merce building at 7:10 o'clock Approximately twenty Junior the T. M. C. A. to Baochow for O. E. honoring R. L. Glsnn, prom- whlrh are in nead of repair. , Mason^ setito- of the troop, the ^ , ^ in ,, Hl)|„ni,,n j oh„ nr*;' Mrs, Gladys Kendall, Mrs Senator also hinted that a W. P* High School girls will aid to the promot!«n«l work tor atx year*. I Inent local Bka who will l**re It was Indicated that tha old organisation will rarry on under ixmtsvllla llox A. allocation might ha obtained Packard, Otto Hcbnu-lil. Malvaliun Army Tug Day cam­ Itaturnlng to America oa tor-j Hanford next A**k. will b# hold hooks will Im collected end sent to,the Irndnihlp of Male Walter, coaranwl with Dr. Ilosrd. Emil Kaescrniati, luiks Monroe; paign lo be held in Sanford to- for the project through the ce* lough ha waa datataad two yaare la th* !/odg* Hall tonight, accord- the book rebinrlery In Jurkaoaville Ward until a new skipper ran he Th# bypnlbi-llrul •iiicsllnn a*k Fred Forward, Forest Clljr; II ..... (apt. Fred Fcn-n, com­ operation ot th* adjoining to act *v a District Bocrotory tor to Rav. J. 3. Kallaghan, sec­ where they are rebound for rou»e, aclrrtnd by the Mhl|i CammiUrc. | ^ m , nhyslt Lana ass whether U. Undo, Ales It. Johnson. W mander of tho local unit an* lias. to the Board In Maw Tort. Thao retary of tha Lodga, at a coat of 41 perrrnl o f th*! The Rrouta W i n vUilora last Hoy no| tre-rom- mentally J. Welle. Jr, l.oogwood; Roy! nounrr’d today hack *« Chtaa to kooota* prwat-j . Brreral promtoswt Blka from original purchat* prler jntght, W. II. McGrackcn, member opK#( b hMr, , r, , Mirtl (hat F. By mss. Hr.. J. Miller. W The girls aiding in lha tag Stocks Work Down . tho lodga* to ivrraandlaK com* During hk visit to Kanford Mr- « f th# Hsmloota High School faeul- , rr)un„ l f, „ nnwt to In O. Kllbce. aenevs; n, F. King, rales will ho awarded valuable w u In*- i R T a h l k T n , there muaJtUs will b* preaont for th* Wstkrr visited tha Hemtaol* High ty and Football t oaching M*ff, Ml bl. trHroai Oviedo; B. If. 11*11, Garden'* prises for their work, tt was Indi­ By $2 Per Share during tha Mat toy day* in ad­ Hchool and was Introduced lo th* Bustrr V Ihb-n and J- 1, Oallaway, Farms; R. F. Cooper, Ovl'-do; rcflott-ons on bis "casting cated. Also scheduled for th* program faculty there by CL ®. McKay,' memtot of the Ship Committrc * min atratloo o f. ml seisms it odeII. A. Ward, Jr., Oviedo. aisiar." V The Tag Day campaign Is .being ' NjCW YORK, Oct.. « . - W i ­ it I* tha toIttatIon of Nor- principal of the school. cai tonal wart. A g o * to l i f t (the Lions flub. • rumlucU-d to pn effort to rsis* fi lock prices worked lowrr la early B. Gloaa, who hot aorrad during adaTaato •with rovrtottooMr Whlkar Is th* son of W. 8 .1 ---- - ----------------( dealings today reverting the trend exalted ruler of tha Antler*. ■n .nrtdiore, h#( toto m, aa* s p ­ w .iksr. former ps.tor o f tto New Fighting' Plane ShrineSuppcr Termed Dr. DuBose To S p c a k '^ .'- i t JStt.To.sL’ a of the past three market anstonl. rawloa rCttgfH pit, Into tha Order of Elks. Many share* wore down by a few AtTabernacle Sunday Ki-minnte County and also to pro cents cept ablrt apd After tho to Illation 2Ta327r a ^ s J f r u f i Christened ‘Airaeuds’ Success By Officials te as much as 01:00 with vklr funds for other work of tb* ■assts will ha asrrad faUowsd by trading heavy on tha decIto*. also of this aity. I ' ‘- I ' organisation. th* Elks monthly Benefit peace. Dr. PW. Bullosa, of lUr D j 1 RGFFAI.O. N, T., Ort. SI.—I Yha msoting apd supper of th* Colored SUdsaWin (’apt. Frrcn Indicated that tha Brokers expressed a kfflef thd P n r fv .P iffh t In 1 UP)—Uneto Bam'a newest fisht- Saafprd Shrin* Club held to tb* Bose Academy in Orlando will driea will begin about 1>:QQ o'clock trading Indicated a period ef “ con­ Be Seen On Program r o i j y i a g n t t i i e u » pUne rtn.teoed H .« 'v d d « i i c d i..t night propreach at tho Full Gospel -Taber LOW-TRICK* skk n tomorrow morning and will con­ solidation'' ef th* gains recorded M e W S O V iC t g U F J J ® , Alracud*" yesterday—aRer I h e noaimad a success tndsy hy offl- nacls, located on th* Orlando High­ tinue through th* day and con- In yesterday's final hour nnrapway near Geneva Avrnur, Sunday .. ■ .. | haryactids, a vlr|o«t, fighting ctal* of th* Lodge. WAlfUNOTON, O d. n .—(A n rjuded by requesting the. eo-oper- j Itonda war* a little higher a id the Other w ise Me*" WAf I At^roxlmstely f*0 Shrinrre were evening at Tl4B o'clock, It wax MOSCOW, Oct. I I —(AV-For-1I fbh. of Agricaltaraf EcoR a i n wt Oar U rd 't Tha B ation of the people of Sanford and Ru‘*t' . The new plan*, a Iwta-enslm-d to attendance at the meeting pro- learned today. yootorday fruit ttkaight eseenttows war* reported Kemlnoto County In making th* Homo o f th* students from the flying furtre**.' waa then turn--'! aided over by George Wstostoto, y e ste rd a y from S ib e ria = 3 SLdJZ 3 ? driva a success, LOCAL WEATHER Forty-fir* pereoos wore at^atat over fn I.tout. DenJamIn 8 k-1- recently cl/cicd presklent of th* Academy will accompany Br. Bu* will U program o< tho Board mortal Bee* sad will b* in charge of the toy nr Wright Field. De»lon.' group. Irtatsk o f t a r cooviettoa aa ■ Maeattoa hoaortag TWa INDICT TWINTV.TMRKK Teung Peoples Meeting at- 0:43 haary predasllaaa at or- rhsrge* of-Trot shylet aad right- Ohio, (or final taalo before hr-1 At the meeting It was announced Cloudy ACAttorod o'clock. tod flown to Daytoa for • ho that a similar supper will Ut terrerUm. sabotage sod spygrapotruU. aad apptoa. ATLANTA, Oct. M— Uf) afternoon and possibly Ip Dr. Dafleo* may he heard over j to th* Hotel on November IB. Past ot afl'lhreo are near rao- lag oa railroad# to behalf of. lha ■se of Ihe Army Air Corp*. Twealy throe ledlrimmts eherr porttoa tonight, somewhat carter Several mim optouto the guns presidant Edward Un* gava what Radio Button WDBO to Orlando tog violation of lottery law* tn tonight. Baturttoy generally fl t f JapanoM tolalllaaar* aorrtea, -. . Is • waa termed an Inlrrosttog report every Wednesday morning .and o ffic ia l* o t a v tU a g a to |p the “ Atrarislta/* which alleged operation of the “hug" and colder. Extraas* northwart aUvsrcolored mnaapko*. It I* «• ghrloe aetiviUra >* throughout the pastor of the Tabernarle cor­ w kre eaatr or numbers racket her* wero ro- Florida— fair - sad coaahtotaMy dial!/ to vitas tha public to attend unique to that It to driven by th* aatka and short spwachaa tqrnod yuatorday by tha rdUaa colder Ualgkt aad Saturday n l f the Snadsy -night meeting and epushsr'- prepaitoftL PttmuleJ be- osada'hy many ef the Nokia* pres­ 1« T . ____ ■art tha syeaLer ______ to* Big Drive Ready F o r Southeast Government Aids To Farmers Cited 4k T X Charge Of Murder |Against Jack Ganr ;Dropped By Stale Cene Advocates Tree Hanging For Revoinlionists V 185 Chimney Swifts Banded In Week ByAudubon Society I Ship No. 7 Of Sea Scouts Holds First : Meet At City Dock srr«.v iT id s ; t** to i.-nSu t« Be Held ’■‘ l \ * I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 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/2ed08d3ed77884eae8e6550edb061ddb.pdf 6466bfe11d7cd83ed662c07da3492174 PDF Text Text M -. - I (field Drill. On AO Of Gators X -j- ■ _ ** r Spinner And ReverM . For Oncoming Contest Codjr Is Pleased ; — — Ed Spring! In DeLand Drilling His rg On A Defensive Program For Both Ground And Air Playa rads worked hard dsrlnf (h but Interesting practice Inning tits bard work was il v a n s op drills and the ■ad kicking of the oval. IcLoeaa tbao took orsr Per to uw drill field and an their spinner pups sad •tog e f Ike many fevers* at tho >n i are now using i several new tricky plays I he used m the DeUnd TECH IN NIP-AND-TUCK GAME . . SEMINtiLE COUNTY RECORD REPORT With His Saab* In Sewaanee tilt Wn*ni, Leon M. To Mr*. Rflfe Basis Wright, t i l l \ Final Dterse F re sto a . if, F red , vs K a lb l^ s * Preston, 4-7-IT. Dlvorc# grant* Rollins Works Out With Fresh la Scrimmage laitattallens Tatuih, j, n., 3rd & U*pl« Are. Carr, K. It., 7IS Myrtle Ara. Kina. W- J . . I 01 Maple Ara. Fleischer, Sirs. Jsmile. 101 Bast tftli HI. Anderson,.' .William, 107 Wage 4th SC • • • Tan Also Get Look At Ohio Plays By Freshmen O u t f i t g tills time, the Fed Una rklng on its charging and iking on the many IIm i <whmh backs most go the 'supposed to be made’ each Hubs McCracken, who ding the lint, than com* ' haekflsld ef several ex* •men and a regular scrim•salon was bald tbsre at Quarterback Hackney 4carrying Ball of Duka gritted his teeth and‘ smashed with full fores Into the Georgia Tech defense in the game at Atlanta, but the engineers' line didn't give an Inch. This ictlon shot suggests the grimness with which thi battla eras fought. Duka, coming In from behind, 'Inally eked out a victory, 20-10. ' _________________ ______________________________________ gave Ihe Ttgefk the h ist trou ble. * , The Maroons rtcortl th a yssi shoes that they ara n r fruni being one ol the lop teams !r the conference. Tessa a . *nd M. took them by 14 to 0, Follow ed by the shellacking adminis­ tered by Auburn. Mississippi w|ll present the dolors with a potential AllAmerica cantor In Dave Price This veteran is one ot the out standing linemen In lbs Booth Ed Manning, Saturday's sur prise package, add* to the Hat of reserves.of the Gators snolh-, ar man who IrUI see action. This stocky tailback showed some beautiful open Bald running that gave warning to "Tiger Mayber­ ry" that be his oompatltlon. Be­ tween tha two of them Florida will have a fd*t offense for 14 minutes. Tha squad leaves for Stark.villa Thursday so Intensive prac­ tice la the word for tha week. Head Coach Josh Cody gava praise to the work of the sec­ ond team as bs.totd tha squad, **Wa ar# pleased .to know that wa can put yon boy* la (ntura games and depend upon you." I nod gsvo tlwm many plays .dummy scrimmage but in a momenta gava them the works. I regulars hod n tough Um# king the scrubs forward wall Jht first few plays but liter rSeere able to gel thredgh and ■XVst, stringsrs pulled five Mowd plays during the rough Nr In Dslenil Coach Ed Inga b drilling his boyu on a naive program to be used In Sanford game. ‘ Coach Springe Iso drilling the baekfleld on a suite program in order to t the aerial attack in which the It have so far been successful- tis B* Team To jf Lyman High yhounds Friday a Bible's sound picture, battle with the Leesburg. Tallow IB," at tha Hustle High Jackets OcL, 11. Martin Journeyed the Panthers held no prec* Ito Jacksonville last week to attend ■Ion. 'tha Lose burg-land on UlL H* be­ string Panther* have no Havas tha Panther* wUI be up ■heduled this wseh, and against their toughest opponent win spend tho weak drill- 4whan they line up with tha Yal* m In preparation, for their low Jsekuth IIARTHAN » SHIFTED ATHENS, Oct, II. —VP)— Coach Harry Mehre announced yesterday the shifting of Captain BUI Hartman, Georgia's all-Amer­ ican bid, from fullback te left halfback and the permanent layoff •f alar back Hairy Sieves* Gwell~To Hold Tough Scrimmage This Aftnrnopp Stew Ryan Expected To Report For lit Time Since Injured DELAND, Oct., 10. — Taking things easy In their first session i Inca their victory over Tamp* University last Frlda> night, the Stetson Itsttura worked out at at llullcy Fluid lure yesterday afternoon with a short punting and passing drill, but Coach Brady Cowell promised his lough scrim» mage today against tha fresh"1 thought Uw boys ought fa have a IftUu limbering op after their tough gnmo against Tampa* Cowell said, "But we'rs going to get down to serious business I * TIGRRS WORK ON AIR GAMB BATON ROUGE, La, Oct, 19.— day." (d^—Louisiana State's undefeated, The Stetson mentors w en untied and unscored football teem pleased with the Hatter offsoi* turned attention yeeterday after* against tho Spsrtfna, but hope to noon fo its as rial gams, both the strengthen the eiuh defensively offensive and defensive Phases, before the nest game, against' with an aye to protecting ita rec* Eraklne College here October 22. ord In the major Southeastern, con­ ference game with the Vanderbilt Commodore* In NashvtQa - Satur­ out m is s g e t s b e s t UNIVERSITY. Miss, OcL, 12. - day. * W7—Anticipating a tough gam* Sslurday, Coach .Ed Walkqr gava his Mississippi regulars a reel yesterday, sending tha second tringers. McGlona, T. I c , « l a*. To dastard AtlsnUc Nstlonsl Dank n o l b t t i t Baraka Ham* mock. K| of lot I of Mecca Hammo*, 1.14*17. Pea 4-1410. Bight percent ttSOO.OO. Crap Lolas Hacty, Carrie, at as. To Farm Credit Administration. *10-17. WS of MW4 of Becton SO-SOu . 1100.00. TingUy, Amos B* at as A. To Bahlord Prodoetlon Credit Asaedauaa. Fred T. Tlngtey, at as. t-tt-37, MW4 of BEt of section I M l -01 * Una lm- NEW YORK, Oct, 19, - W - Aetlslestlen el Mertneeee Brig.-tlen- A. IL'Crltchley, London fight promotor, arrived hag* yea* Nettelela LelUser Johnson 4k To A. B. Fetersoa. at ax. 14terday* with the proposal that MT. The Atlantic National Mika Jacobs stage a fight In Lon­ Bank, Jacksonville, Fla., |4,* don between Man Baer and Tom* #0404 Mtg. of I-I4L Kao. In my Farr hut tho Elsa fall on deaf MW. Bk. 44 PS. 14. ears largely becaUso tha English­ men asked for *25,000 for tha rent Nettalaln Laltaar Johnson A. To A, a Petareon, at uz, 14* of one of bla stadiums. MT. The1 Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville, Fin, |14,* VANDY POINTS FOR L. 8. U. 444.44. Mt*. Of 4-1-If. Roe. In Mtg, Bk '44 Pg. II. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct., IB.— Tha sosHnat Oo. Te J, F. Me* The Vanderbilt Commodores CUllaod, •( u . , 14-7-17. Mtg. e f 14-11*22. Roe. In Mtg. Bk. H. PC. 444. Qlves io Security Bond A Mtg. Oo. IU44.44. Saner. A. D. A Elisabeth. To U, a A., 4-IM7. Mtg. ot 4-14*17. Rec. la MIC- Bk. 41, pg. M4. (44444, Seuer, A- D. A Elisabeth. ToU 9. A , 4-M47. Chattel Mtg. ot 4-14-tT. R et la Bk. 4, ■ pg. Courleotta ft Efficient SERVICE Lit A French—TeL 9121 ENGLISH’S Gulf Station JACKSONVILLE1 * F L O R ID A Fewsr #f Attemey HOTEL LEAMINGTON The flag of the President of Ihe Untied Slates consists of hie seal la bronta, upon a blue beck* ground, with a large white star la each corner, I IBTRJUT St B1SCAYNE BOULEVARD Burfront Park and Biseayn* Bar Oy oafta Union Bos Station MIAMI, FLORIDA • O r s Bhkcfc P n a S h opping D istricts a n d A n n Bummer Rates Until December W f with Balh—|1»50; D* ' ^ » with Bath—22,00 Alfred Simona, Manager DAN DUNN •S.cr.i Op a g ifte d A d v e r tiie m e n ts IK K W UDSO n V E O P L C --* O N E IN IS TC R FM AN wood heaters—ask far ■ laxity-Rogers. Hardware yOU BETTER S T E P P AW, 1 ON ■IT, D ICK , I W E 'L L . * T 44E V L L WANT M A K E HJ T ’ S T A R T* J EASV, -.U N LO AD IN ' e W L F A & A N /d FOB RENT) 2 Oeragse close in. 114 Magnolia Av*. WANTED TO "BUT* Qeod milk eow. p, a Hlckock, a anera, FI*. Phoas DU. 19— A p a r tm w U F o r K ent o u t or h i s r « T w c n b DICK H U D SO N K *fS c C ° f t i ARC1 C R SHIP CARRVIN O' ilu d n TTWC SMI! SIGNALS iICKLV, Nt. M e a n t i m e , in d a n o u n n 's RO O M , 441ft CHINESE G A R B 1ft AGAIN COM IN O IN TO U S E / WOLF, W E L L T R V W U LAND AttAW— TH IS TIM E A L IT T L E W PFCR CN T M E TH O O ~ V O U « T A V H E R E AND R E S T UP*. A VOUfce N O T. �Seminole Omhtr P u d *** * More,Fruit And V u ««U b lw Hum Any, k a fu cd la T h u ^ u l y C a t t n l k C ity A f f n d b v Bull, Highway; A n d W a tte T ra — yortattoo Sim ilar Jirm ■i — — In A m erica f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW STAPn _ — ■■■gpg^ggB SANFOHD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOAb R 20, 1MT NINETEEN DEAD ON WRECKED AIRLINER ♦ Japs Reported W ilcox Lashes Out f'"*'d; ®*ckAf Critics O f U.S. Id North Area W W K M n R . Jones J r. ders.Had Awaited. ews From Caoital r “YORK, _ .v ., • H ljltt today u tradora fo lfaw td throu gh on yeaterday'a U itbh ou r whirlwind A lly t 'j t J . . , „ a«A*r a spectacular decline. M any ntockn o f the court* ♦TO*! loariinm onronnnloa tuopfl Far? « M« ‘ BeceMng MuchPrized Degree John It. Jure*, Jr., outstanding member of tho Seminole Chdpter o f the Future Fanners of America laat fear, wa* among the 75 young farmer* who Hreivcd the highest degree* offered to Future Farm* era, the American Farmer Degree, at the antnnlut Inn's national eon* 'r*nlion hi Kan*a» City yralrnlny. . ™ c lnrnl ,“ / r" wly " ‘T * being nujtnlcd tho honorary ilc* 0f Ktalo Farmer of America which carries Willi It a cnah prlio at f.ri00 * Farm Implement retail store, utility, and moat mttal and a ir t r i g IsatM were in the van with Some atecl* hesitant. “ Die' tkimr (ape dragged be­ hind "tbs market on tho recovery alga to brokers that support was vC afSTSt; JS WOW Organization ‘bxehanga be closed T Would the Hears Report On & S 'u * 2 rJu-.,.a- Big Victory Drive lit came tram Hyde Tark after ------ -close of the market. President The Celery Camp, No. 625, of wpralt, official sources said, tho Woodmen or iho World met in 'no Intention of exercising hi*.regular session last night at the Ifority to cloaa the stock ex* j American Legion Hut on the LakeUy. At hi* pros* conference, eburc Drive. Featuring the mcctwkuld not discuss the decline- ing was a report concerning the reypoxtaa to a direct question, 1Victory Drive that la now undrr further said he was not con- progress throughout the nation by nlftMg any references to the the organisationrj^t nt bin address In Wash* I A national report wa* read and tJMf today when he dedicates alio a local report that showed qpw federal reterva board the local camp had succeeded In dug, *getting a loUl of 0 new member* M i tha SEC wax keeping a ships. i# watch on tho market was, Captain G. C. Hinrhcllff of tho fjifn i Around 2:00 o'clock Uniform Rank, urged all member* lpd*y, is was announced that of the Rank to ba present at tho ■jiapermrn would be called In* meeting, Oct. 20, so that matters LM New York office o f the of the Rank can be fully discussed wjth newspapermen w m called and all eampa In tbo district will 11 'l lU Invited to attend. ( m than 7,2*7,000 shares of | -----------------------\ changedi hand, yeaterday at f D R W o n 't CIOBC stack exslmnge—the Dwrest WT*r sines the BJXM.OOO ahsrea M* wide break on July 21, 1033HYDE PARK, N. Yu Ort. lUmugh yeaterday's transae* is' showed 7 « decline* and 180 OP)—Informert source* said yse­ tsrday president Roosevelt would upaa, the extent of the rally In (leg U«oce carried the Assoc la- refrain from Inrok Ia r his poorer to close Ih* New York stock axi Rreae closing average o f 00 change. tka ta 14240—20 cents higher While furl her ^ Block declines tailed to draw* any statement from tbs President, officials let It be known ho bad no Intention at asking the aecertlles and *■* change commission la Washlugto tn suspend trading- He kas that authority under lha sleek exchange regulation act v # The President throw no light A, very lotereatlng nod mospsl on what plans, If any, aro nndor onoa'deraUnn br M oral officials Is^'finl mooting of the Man's tn check the down-gwlag In seca- M en’s Club N il Arranged For fausual Program U , « f tke Uety Craoa Cpleeopal flhangh*. received tod17 the tint Independent reporta that Ike Jap­ anese nut only are slowed .down Spt are bring pushed bock on one Section of the north China front. Foreign report* from Tainan, Both Hendricks And tho*Shantung rep'itel, were that the provincial troop, under (len* Wilcox Agree To ejpl H.n Fu-Chu are nuking Fight For Measure •truly advances northward toward Tchchow nrar the nurthun provin­ cial (order. Declaring Ihnt no long M . The Jajunrae alnul-fae* wa* he Ih « member of tho Unit­ •acribetl Jointly to lntcn»e activity ed Staten Congrcst ho would * of Chlnrie gurrrilla unit* and aanever lend his support to any scrlkitis that overture* are in for a com beIprogress 'S **|g ■ s e e aw e w* a w i n prom g , — j —be —— ^ movement to undermine the twern the Japanese and timers! prestige of the Supreme llan Court or hnmpcr its right to RYbll. MERCER In Shanghai Japanese spokesThis actress, who a* alio an utTVO Kfl nil umpire over leg- . man declared the Japanese troups were digging their way forward accomplished concert pianist, is iidative enactments, Mark against llte Chinese on the Bhsng- cast aa Ihe coquettish ladle* maid, V\'U.-.«\ t >duy inshed out Rougctte, waiting upon tha vam­ »uum:l> -atiln»t aubverilve In­ hsi front. United State* Ambassador Nel­ pire "Peace#." In tha Federal fluence* in lhl» country which son T. Johnson made written re* player*' production of Miles Ulo- ■*ek to subject the Judicial de­ Felix M. Warburg, prrirntalion* to irm Chinee* gov­ riosus, the Boastful Soldier, com* partment of the y ew n u n rt tn ■ ernment asking that Chines* war* ing her* under the sponsorship Ilia other two branched. Financier, Is Dead plane* i|ult flying over Ihe Shang­ of the local high school. Mr. Wltenv apeko at a l ° n t " hai Inlt-uia l tonal Settlement and luncheon of ibo local »»r?lc* NEW YORK. Oft., 20. -(AY the foreign dropping bombs stub, wl.tch wa* »■> *ld.«l « * r l — Frlir, M Warburg, mrmber areas. Thp Embassy represents* ] by T ,U. Biutpsoii, |.r * • f * of n powerful banking family tkms, presented at Nanking, were | the Feniluole County L b " ..... . > of two continent* and noted Action UrgedInOrder( jililUnthropl*l, died hero today Condemns President based on a report by Comul Cen­ of Cotuui rv*. J o ' Hendrik' «>f tral Clsrrnre K. Csuss showing j tteUa.d, repre*eataltve from tbw ' To Avoid Payment shortly Iretoro one |>. M. lie l.tr.m tlilnrse and 10 foreigners For Repealing Aim dUIrtct w*» elao * „ pJ-aker wi • wa* fill yrar* old. II* . wa* tho kilird in the foreign arras. i Of Any Penalties president of Kuhn, Uoeh and u Of Neutrality Act Cliltirtu bomldng planes raided the program and Joined >1.. WH. ro* In declining hi* aupport of ’ ('em[isriy. Death oeeurred at Japanese lilies In tha Shanghai Occupational license* lx-ramc his Fifth Avenue home Shortly the Hi. Julius Indian niver Cm ' TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. 20.—MY— sector with a mystifying absence due at the expiration of the old before Ills death his office said Alf M. Landnn summoned the of Japanese antbetreraft fire. Says Stetson Is Not net.Calling attention to the Wilcox license* bn Oct- 1 ami the new that ne linil lierti confined tn hi* nation's republicans laat night to Inslra.l of blasting the heavens occupational tax law enacted at homo for n frw day* suffering A Reformatory But Itnn'.tmil Bankruptcy Act whleh .• shut off 'too much power" for as they hav* dona until new, tho w m lb.. Or*l hlU ha. Introduced the laat session of the Florida from • slight hearty attack. thg .RoP* ■Mi 'admkiklrailon and Japan*** dhl sot .fire a shot HasHlgh Standards after Ifiy election'to' Roogtrtpri. Legislature rltits ~nnl provide form­ Member* of his family*were at "a b le legiila- against the Chinese, who made a (o insist upon ally extension of time. Jno. I>. his bedside. Mr. Wllcoi ,*ld that ha wa* lion1' achieved by ranitilutipnal lightning incursion, dropped a half HIr! son University Is n»i a very ptoud of thl* bill and Jinklna, Seminole County tax col­ method*. doxrti comb* ana aped away. The relormntnry, although a high thought that It had done many lector, announced today. The 1030 republican presiden­ damage was not disclosed. Any pers.m nr firm In Semi­ mural standard Is maintained, of tha diet reseed romiuunWe* of tial nominee addressed himself Japanese authorities served no* nole County operating a buxine** to an unusual "radio meeting" lire that all trains, stations, ware- Dr. W. 8. Allen, president, told l'lurlda and other elate, a great doul of good In assisting tti»ai without a license for even one of hi* 17,000,000 support era •» _______ Ihouses'and _,..l railroad equipment the largv number of visitors from day 1* liable for thp penal tie* CITY NEWS BRIEFS lha last .election. [|nnw are considered military oh- various Ila|illii Churches In Cen­ lu working nut Unde IlnsticUl provided in the law. the Ta* problem*. Landnn ashed of Freaident ij.Tlives for bombing operation* Collector warned, and urged all lie anld tli.it lie bad 0* much Roosevelti "How far dor* he In­ They declared Chine** railway* tral Ftnrlda at the meetlm; "f busineasea in Ihe County who tend to go?'* In pursuing Inlrr* are transporting military aupplies the nominate llnptlsl As*oclaltun , Inhi (o 1m ,oro nl theHuprrmy Court aa *nyono rl«'* hi* Prat national peace. and some train* are armed with which opened In Iho lioitgwood kill wa* held nnrxmstlluito'iaL' •"We are faced with a aitua* marhlnr guns. llupllal Church yesterday. Mr. Wllrux told about tbe ocralion," said Landon. "where he At the aame time, advires from In his address at lha opeidur al.'n upon whirl 1 first learned . may make a mistake that would llanrhow aaaerted that ' repealer! Klwsnisn* were reminded todoy aes'lon of tile Association yes­ of the i. m ■ ; .i Court, and Indeed lie tragic, that might lead Japanese air raids on station* that their annual boat ride will -i.i', .r* clfruutterday morning, the Hteteon of the to war. , . Close obaervrnt have lake place next Ftidsy at 5:00 ut politlcnl President tnld Hie eseemhly that itence* d irliiIncreasing doubt If he thought 4 o'clocki i .t* mer le* hi* recent ( international| decla- wnundnl more than 100 civilian* tho malntenanre nf a high moral cawr tgn n In Miami when a itwsbny sudration through to Its logical conwithin the past week. The rrpoit standard antona the students of Thn faculty nf Remlnola High ilnnly arrived on llte scene iboul* Scbmd pie planning a steak fry elusion. Moreover congress adopt* xa|d none of the grains or stations tho school wu* one <•( Dm chief lug, "Wilcox llniikruplry Itlll ed a neutrality art at Ihe last contained war materials. to Ih* held at Evansdale Dark am i ot tile body, ami slated Ihwlared Uuronslliullonsl," Jnet lenlght. that student* a ho drink inlnii tv. >|r. Will *x had been eltolllng lit rrowd. ' .I runt* aro Immediately sent home. II* rlrtue* cl pic of the art, lie said ui Ili.it moment liO diIn hia report of g< uorul rondl "Now the Job far Ihe congress lion* and imprnvcnieuu alBtct- elded t» ro b.i i. ta Washington ,. WRI he to decide whether the It'aatlwae* ew ,•*• Isuvl son. Dr. Alien icvealetl Ihal l-he Hotel f,^^*i,*cf,l'* °wn policy la to be •landlmetil lu tlin nclinul had dou­ ' followed or whether we are to bled In Ih* 1ia»t three year, lie adherr to the policies which the laat congress adopted." * LONDON, Oct., 20*- (AY- Italy reported (list there are tab more I Laftdon called for "workable" unexpectedly recommended to the student* till* rear than last ysar *rn w *ke Wegner labor and non-intervention rommillee today and |hnl nl present lit pupil* the approximate number of IU W social security arts and In gen- that an Independent commission are ournlled, und ere Inslrurlod cense* that will br Issued. I «rel charted a republican view- be sent to Spain to effect the with­ by a faculty ot *0 professor*. Alihoogli Hlnlsou Is a Itapllst iwcled palpt for ihe forthcoming s[H-ctal drawal of foreign troops from both ’• *,r’ akaslan of rongreu. lie assailed side* of tho Spanish war "as soon school atudeiila alllllsted with Early Truce Seen Ii other rliuri lie* are welcomed, the aa possible,'' Count Dlno Grand!'* stalrmcnt President Indicated, lie reported meeting of 'Nf Srxtiiiolu Chap* Waterfront Stn that "Italy it ready to collaborate" that *1 pre»eni- there aro jou Irr nf Full'*-* t ^rater* of Amer­ poos I end said: on this point Indicated Iho more Itapllst sladetil* enrolled, 1* • ica in their ih -'er .-com In tha "What he <TrCaklrnl Ronaeveltf TAMPA, Oct, 20- — MY— Vj E controversial question of bulliger* -Mellindlsts, 111) Preabyteflaiia,*S Bemlnole High Bcnool last- night, really nenla Is leas pnwi-r—a poTownsend, aoulltean represeataAt their mi.Ling It was re­ 1 vnl rights tn the .Spanish tombal- Kldsciipullans, 11 ('nthnllr*, •ttliei lhliV will fnrri* him ta take Uve of the International 1h* i( Ike ad Vieel and counsel of other ents might be put Into tha back­ tlabiow*, and 30 who are n'>t ported that Ihe rbipter-operalad shoremen s Association said on'hie affiliated with ay denomination. meat Curing Tlsnl ut their farm , . men of brth parties, men whoso ground temporarily. arrival here, today to m-gotla|a a In u atMlallral N'port nf the hark of Ihe Uph school, opened The Italian spokesman suggest­ hesris olao ore in Ihe right sfttUmrnt o f th* waterfront flnanco* of tile arhonl, president last week, approximately two t rO, but men who hav* had ed that the commission be em­ Allen •trike tk MStheestem porta that revealed that the hudxet months earlier ihnn In p i-vinos rg experience, and who know powered In "arrange for the with­ be expected an early truce hi th* drawal of all volunteer*'- from for Ilia operation of tha achoril years. II was also reported that ■ion* about the practical applica­ dlspoU. “ As far as the 11*4 is for the routing year * » » set at over 2.000 pound* nf meat Itatl tion of govrromcnl than he both stdn In Spain. concerned," he Mid, "We aro wlllPrevlnudy a faint possibility nf ovrr (300.000. Tiro school hai an already been brupirht la the plant said Roosrvt-lt "wasted • four-power agreement— without audowiiiant fund of little lee* for curing. Market Slurtip Holds Mimbe-f of tbd rhapter voted ally the entire session of Russia —bad appeared as the ba*i* then a million dollars which a e^ of 1837 fighting for for the forlorn RrltUh—French provides aa annual Incoma (d tn puiiliase official Jack'I* for No Depression Threat gani-' power for himself" while hope of getting foreign warriors I <0,000 and tho* remainder must all the off kern nf th* coma from the payment of board aallon similar la thoic pjrhased aUleglalatlnn walled. And out ef Spain lart aeas-m. They also voted to and lutllon by lha students. the call for a special MY—Postmaster 'Genera) -Farley, Prime Meat After |lt« address of Dr. Allen admit Rill Bradbury Into Iho he added that the preel- High Water In Lake her* on a yisll, Mid jreeterdiy he the Annual Aaaoctatlnn Sermon Chapter. Cheaper Th: does not consider th* stack market Hinders Pier Work wa* dellvared by the (lev. R, W. The Chapter's string band. Ik decline a depression threat. Dlcksrt, paalnr of lha Holly Iltll w m reported,^ will he composed . WASHINGTON. Oft. M.-vMY~ * govern nsrnt rrurganlMlIoa *1 want everybody to know Prtm* sleaks and roails wiR coat The walera of Labs Monroe Baptist Church who wa* former of Ro'iert J ironies, Kenneth Ltu*hp Mid, "ha* fnf Its mala there is nothing tn worry about," tees thl* winter and next oprlog IM the placing of practically u d the St. John* River were ly pastor of tha Oviedo church. t* vault. C. B. Bpivcy, Robert ho said. “ There la nothing wrong Reports of Ihe various commit­ Gn.fi, Dago flhannan, H. W. ■ than they do now, government L federal employe under tho rampaging again thla morning with the country-* ' livestock experts predicted yee4 of th* president. . . As Wbua many of lb* Mg waves tee* of tha organisation ware Shannon and Bill Marlin. torday. Twsnly-two members of U»* • M ha (Roosevelt) usee lack want slashing high above th e board yaatarday afternoon which rhapter were In el'indoivee *5 " , They added, however, that NEW CLEVELAND .'MANAGER gu n M an alibi, w* will balkbead of tba lake Hhore covered tha entire sessionTha prior Inal address at th* Drive Md hard brasses swept price* and lower grade* ot session last night was aa ad­ through tho many palm tree*. beet cattle mar rise seasonally CLEVELAND, O ft, » . - M Y from Jesuitry through Juno. 'Workman working at on" of dress on Evangelism riven by Preiidcnt Alva Bradley o f tho the piers bad conslderabls trou­ Dr. T. V. MrCaoL pastor of tbe In a general surrey nf cattle Cleveland Baseball Oab announced and hog supplies, ib* fedueo) ex­ tadey the appsMtmml ef Oecar ble 4m tn ihn big ware* com­ rifit Baptist rharch In Oaisna­ LOCAL WEA1 ing tn and hindering their work- rl Its and prealdeat of tha Flor­ pert* said |b* supply of graloFaragasA ida BapUsI convention. fad cattle, from which’ bead hear Generally flair tonight Tha aaaslans will be coatlaned oats ora obtained. Will ItSooisS I t * fact la tha but few week* 'and now la’ approximately two threaak the baslnee* session this Thursday aaaaowkat coulee daring the marketing YWOf that alnht. Extrema nartkwvat VI began this mouth- U r p r . f n l i and one-half rant from tba top of S t Johns Cana? * Gets Joint Favor Businesses Given 1 Final Warning To! Obtain Licensesj -W'w14’** - - -- —-- - Constitution Intensive Activity Of »» _ _ — ___ . ___ ■ — -----Guerrilla Units is ROUGETTE Pledges S e l f Never To Vote To Deprive Court Of Right To. Pass On U. S. Lawn E H /.^ t A l , Ckt.. 20. — my — High Honor ying Movement |At |oIst«rs_ Market j Q Landon Calls For Limit On Power Given Roosevelt President A llen Of Stetson Talks' To Baptist Meet' Italy Adopts New Stand In Spanish War Entanglement Future Fanners Organize String f Band At Meeting �ford Herald M la I W w The Current Slump — Icox Lashes A t Critics O f U. -,;,r r n .i ? r ,y ’ Tw h *. ■- o- —.— Mussolini was very magnani- American. K l k n \ ! L 0tmr fur fo"THE GOLOBEi) I’ REACIIEB, idler talking to his sign** withdrawn from tho uy*l- congregation alsiut free salvutlon, askeil Brother Sn\Uh to Ut *ldc. On thnt basis ho would take up the collection, A |iarishioncr g ot to his fe e t and *UH h»vo nearly 100,000 vnlitnIron with lien Franro after every |HbP volunteer uad Iwvn withdrawn I f 1*1111 lh* government side, ----------- a— ------V j' , Well Hlreel was at a Ions tn L) explain the nervouanrsi In tha protested ; "P arson , I thought you said salvation was free — free ah the water we drin k ." ".Salvation is free, B roth er," replied tho m inister. "I t 's free apd w jte r is free, but whon we pities It to you, you havo to |iay fo r the piping."— W all Street Journal. KvTI«Vbu^imVthrKw«aJuii Several Florida WPA|E*H 8lrwl •" Chlgn aud ttpslp, the renewal of P A pn pnrmo vv ec d i m r o lw je ctuni A a submarlno warfare In tb« Mrditer I rx.no.in, tk* rush o f IlrilUh snd| WAHUINfiTON, Oct., *0. -WP) Kronch fleets to that *ea to sink The works progreta ndmlnlatra* tb* pirate*, and the collapse of civilisation on all aide* had ■□me* lion advised Hcnalor Andrywa of thing to do with It.— II. 1. Phillip* F l o r i d a yesterday Prr*ldrut la Now York Bun. Housevolt had approved a $2II,ICO allocation for combination xrhool ■1 Tha family of Chapa* Roai houses, community UuUdingi and taalt with tha kidnaper*, paid a hurtlcane rr'ugaa in Malccumbu |M,000 ransom for hla raltaic, but and Tavernier, Fla. ! . , was ^oubl* r mated. It ahould The two building! were pror . have recalled that familiar »M puaod for seettuns hit by the Flor­ 'Saying, “ If you don't want to g*t ida keyn hurrlrine In IU1G. atuuk up, don’t run around with Aide* to tho senator sak| th'i • skunks"- Thera ought to bo a law presktdil also approved a I2H.BQ0 .. prohibit Ing tbe payment of ran allocitlnn for improvements at .tho X', a* much na the kidnaping of Key WVit naval station j *7077 tple. That’s lb* only way to fur a seawall for Ora Street to brvik up-this racket. Tl , »«s«bi , ^ (iycbol(U |ur, •counlyi ,,,,UUry *n okr, „B(lpw«tx»> |(0M fpr improvement o f tha aroo *urroundtng tha Belle (Hade crude water 'baxln- Plant VegetablesNow ran thb . . ta„ kw* generally away from la to U aaxumafl thit ry Joins in an InWnM against Japan .hava to coaa* That would b* our eotton farm ad with tn ovtr aaachof to ’ our xnuat bars MULES nif■ ' ■MnteiMuia(toCfi STATE MARKET 56% RT^. NIPPER *r A - W E R T - T h e JE W E L E R BAUER P m the I SUPER SALESMAN HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. oiALgro Uurpee'a Grow" 100 W. FIRST ST. PHONE 41 We ore happy to announce the addition to our staff of Mr, Carl­ ton Mercer who is a factory trained lubrication expert, MOTOBISTB r iU . UP COI.UUUUS, Ohio, - W - A goaollne* truck nnd Ha two trailera wpiet near BoynoUaburg and <3300 gallium of gaa gushed a croak whi-ru a dam impounded It. Moloriata wen happy. H e y backed their can down to tho crook and filled their tanka. Near by filling station operators had a vary lean day- SCOTT'S GULF ■WiU publiah a special edition next week that will be mailed away to over 1,000 prospective winter vioitora.. SERVICE STATION "A Ford Neighborhood -Sarriee SUlkm” CORNER 2ND AND PARK PH0MB *77 Thta edition will be filled with* interesting1news stories und advertisements about Sanford and Seminole5 County, It w!U<tell what Sanford has to offer the many' people who visit Florida eveiy year. It will tell them why they should: visit Sanford and Seminole County, . --------- ----- - --- ’ And then auotlior reason for tba tke stook market might I‘re*Idcot Rooaovalt’a . , Chkxgo to |ho naod IgarantUilng" oartaln nation* i hava become afDieted with M of aggrosalun. Now a if w« know anytking •fox lb* pattoat In an B H I ,. la maaswra, bo aaM, addlag that PWA admteHrirator., h op* <P*d »«w wnr that ther under. Ha. had been mentioned for Uw stood lie O wed sMtnt taatano. PW A Administrator bettor •xd- kaew ik a It w*» awl i ••*— r- fast o drolwago maoaure. euch op. M t J * FAUX, N. T o OctNalhah Btraae of New York ta poallloo would dootlao. m -M uw w hl A- Graf oM Ufcots that Job Monday. haprosmtaUf* Kopdrteka also wug gppeiubed by ProaldmM BooMapoks la tavwr o* the g t Johoe- vuH »uata««ay to be assistant ad­ CAT DURGLAB ladian Itlvar canal. ]|* said that min(sir* tor of th* Public Works bo had waited Is eonloocUon Administration. with Wr. wtieui cm tho bm O n y, Who wm succeed Horatio hop*d that w<|b belter aepperf Hr ■ * 4 * 1 . »)m> of Illinois, who lor te* ooalgued. bo* heew ehkf o f th* of Georg* N. Decoot, who totd poat tha dlatriat bo would bo ahlo PWA Uouotug Dtviaieu In Wash- lld* ho waa aroused early in the to get tu approval8*«rotary Ickei, m trntnf whoa Uw eat Wynn Uovavar. be said that much ol Jutfytbg from oge bud to Cnoth*r. hla llmo B*e*nartly bad to bo Investigation revealed an Intruder •devoted to othor moUers. dootoi at the roar door wlw fled whan he Diamond Setting lag that at least hair of bis Uw heard D on»t mor lag aboutAND wa» devoted to getlias p n elaoi hoepilaltxatlon sorvin sad m Engraving forth for tba lodlvMaaJ cowetU McLeulin* Jewelat oaata of b>a dlsUtoi PoUtlM Far Sale out that ho hod twtndoeed ooom to bins ta hla d m ****!#« of G*Tbera Dalaiea, 4 Year Congress. Mr. Hendricks autd Planto. HlbUcna, 1 Year. that bo hM hoop ouccooeful la Old. Fancy leaf CohdluB* Martin’s Garatfe passing avorr oo* of theai. All Colon. Rootad CatOivlng hla taproaalon of Coob A llow In* tin**: Uxaslnm* Hibtagna*. Mr. HowdrUka sold that tm , ptrodtae Vihe, FNbiB A Discount on ha thought they wars u Ml ot hard w o r k i n g men. •a* i-iatm-t Vine. Water Lillee, Bog $2 *0 6 1 .3 2 r>**U lo by Pleat*.« linen. Poo] Conaverage lotolUgOOW, who oboat three times aa hard Sa a of peat due . 'Sill brtem* etrnetton, Loijdacapinx. All parson ought to, I helped yue.aow Plant* Guaranteed. Gold davottt to the Interests of tbotr PblL General roaotllaonla, MwlsMvxtw ml Mey| Track * A lU "Moot of thorn a n there try­ W . C. HARTLINE ing to servo you, and serve you weir bo A price you u o ^ e r i to-yey Moarpe Corner “ Mora Important, howavur/te Pteuo m w Mid, "than my Impfeaeleu of Martin’s G angs Congress, "la Congress' t; *lo„ of mo." Ho oald that ho hadn't mads mwwnW M n*i*eirti5niw**B*wi**ni aojr speeches In Conare** yatbe- signs ll kirbs caaaa be was a "Iraahmon" there, ami he Tutt that his flnrt n o F A u n r r r o a v e n u b FHONB I1B-J doty waa to got oogoalntsd with DUmoitd* And Watches Iks root of tho delegates from Pine Watch And Jewelry Beyelrtag Florida, and with tha chairmen of the various House committee* Diamond Moullng And Engraving and other lattuoatlal members. 'Aa a resalt of thla policy he $275,00 General Motor* a v u c m T " ' " UC? U f : ™ Mid. It* had tieen mad* a mem­ h t e m i w w n w M w i r -----------------------------ber or tha Post OUtre sod Pos* PHONO-RADIO Itoad Committee, secured lb* On aetmenl of tho first bill wblcn COMBINATION b( Introduced—to provide ooori UUartera in tha new federal betid­ ing In Orlando—and also alt the $2S00 r«a> or tha btlta which ha Intro­ duced. The Motrtu Plan Company of Ortondo, Fierii* At the apeekera' table at to­ Just Tho Thing For Club, ha* plenty of money to loan at reeaonablo rale* eBd School or Amusement day's Isncheon which was bold on vmriotm jyhtne for unjr worthy purpoeo. In tho Pariah Hobs* ware, be* •Moo Mr. Wllcoa. Mr. Headrick*, sad Mr. glmpami. Howard lioog, Such loans ran for on* year tad are refnld In president of the Rlwaola Clubl easy weeltly or monthly payments. l i J- Lehman, state repiwaoptoRADIO SERVICE Uve from Bemlnola Oouutr; It "Ask Year Nclabber" If yon need' m oney, ccsxolt out repreoeatalir*, A Laney, preaidant af tho Jayhfr. Iin & Southward, ci 116 North Ptek Avaane. coos; Sooatnr J. J. Parrish; H. 40$ W, let. Phone 29 1L ooloman, frooldnl of the Botarr Club; W. & William*, rh airman of tho Board of Couur ty commlaxleaora; and I f M 1‘apworth. • A lth ou g h th e cu tren t-B lock m a rk oi.slu m p has' wi»M i QUt o v e r fiv e billion dolloys in A m erican wealth lit OPB f u . , . * r < m o i i h i S A i i « * y , e v e r 25 billion ainca A u gu st, and is strangely rcOhM- 1 / W i r C , v y Q n o l l l l l U O I l ■eent o f th e crash o f 1929 w hich Inaugurated th# dejwBa(| ^ iTTIT^rx,, i . n (O n lln H from slon and the long line* of unemployod seeking Jobs, thgre and right kr the 1LUND U W i l l ia no reason to believe that the country necessarily la'on earns law wlikh * u M Mate a the rooka or that Sanford will feel, the effects of the maiw curb on tba Supreme court, tod IUTCI ket'g reaction. enable CongTeaa to rt-enMl lava On the contrary the little jolt which millions of,In* whleb were iavaHduted by the vestops have felt during the pent few days should suffice .Caurt. Uet he added that Ilia ■tpre he vtndlcd the VueoUon, TT M i l n a r * r l i at to. convince them that this "managed economy" wh "K t in t , » i M t t W ,1 poHUelann have been assuring them was all that was tile more firmly -eeuvlueud be l t n Ik* #■ p i i t n , at * m tu»t i".* twdtai tgitert taafte nrlU k* rtarirt~ !•« h R eaaary to provide them with the. comforts of a pennanen ■kr u n n ilM u r*ir>. k f « f wbat they » t r » dotaa vktv \ ; ’ J p p C _ w pfif _ . n °w they set ay Ufuo Mgafut* U M I > ■•< Maka ot course, make prices go up or down at its pleasure mere­ >• ilarmM la Ik* aatlaaal tndepeodeni branebaa at the • I k k W h . o r r i m a** ly by tinkering with the valuo of money, or scattering a ermpant and madu the BUB la Ik * l a i f H rill.** • ■ tfr " I l k . * ffa r l* * l few more billions of paper money around the country, but Couft tike fto*i author1tr tn daU Qkif-W* aa4 ««* it can't make them stay there. It can't "fix" stock .mar­ elding cusaiuulloual dtspulM In bM atady of the «uee i M atiM I* a IM U N * t Tk* ket prices any more than it can "fix" other prices,; not ho aaM be had iearwod af a Ill1 P m * n k lrk I* * «« la - permanently. .There is no such thing as a "controlled tin MtMtxa'PBl uawapaper editor, IJlIrk I* Ik* a** tar r r*1 all am* tta rlitM economy" although that Is what we have been experiment­ who In the course of rocouatfueI II * r » * l • l l i t a l H la *►<• ***** a *4 * 1** ing with for the past five years. 1101k after tho Civil War, 1* •> * a b llm ll* « ml ***• Because the government haa managed to ralie^priees called a carpetbag guv*row In ' ra M r* la ar* ala* rr In a sort of subsidised prosperity, there were msny . who Hut atata a "tyrant." Par this took it ss the real thing and assumed that the time proa ha had heea arrested and thrown IDAY, OCT. ao, m i ripe for a little experimenting with the economic order in Into Jail Denied the rilbt ol a by Jury ho had bean kept the hopes of providing a higher nodal level for the aver­ trial (harp tad the . carpetbag court* 6n4 c f Dm surest way* ot l«t- age man. The atm was admirable but the methods on In llm Forld la to back up were destructive. Evidently thinking that business In the of the atata hod uphold this Il­ legal procedure. Finally appeal­ ' mala. United States had recovered sufficiently to stand anything, ed to the gepreme court, the they ar* talking about both the pollUclans and the labor unions hammered away rose wm retired sad Ibe man viowepr.nt out of ' black with strangulatory legislation and strikes and picketing (reed, though Conxron at that Ve kopa that will b*lp to which might have been expected to ruin any min's busi­ time bad south! to rooltlct Pit right, ol tho Court to pass ou tho , the piaaunt prlcu stick. ness. , mat (or. declaring "Who la tho _ It is to be hoped that the shock which the country Huprewa Couft to lull ui. ua rep­ * * • CIO la galling ready to or* JOBls* tb# cilru* worker* I'rob- has received during the past,, few weeks will prove suf­ resentative* of tha people^' what - oblg figuring that florid* iwon't ficient to convince agitators and extremists of all camps laws wo mar pas* with reaped that business atill needs a little nourishing. Personally we to thla rebate C*i enough trouble already. Mr. WUoex Mid ho then be­ ■■■o --bd'eve it wilt. We believe thru the little setback we are Wonder urluit wuulrt happrn If now witnessing will have a roost wholesome effect both In came couriered that Congroea was oa place lo ontruat the pres­ NM want on a »lt down *lrik further labor trouble and */ Miami Post. Wo aaw on* onoo on‘ preventing ■---- ______________________„ _„_n » In getting politicians ervation of the Conatltutlon.TTtd ‘ ’ * ,u juwu ttrike, and it » u *j to g ve business a real breathing spell. declared It would bo o sad day for the country, and for moots. '’least three day* before w* wet.Ilona to coma, whon ear one to iiermalBo C areful branch of tha sovammtnl ware made subservient to any other Princeton student* vote Charles U sing .t his nlogin the well known battle cry "B rin g branch, and a particularly sad g r im 17-ifbe* the greatest living 'em Dock A liv e," A sher Frank, director o f the Florida day when aRber the •legtatitlv* ^ Awegcan. And Juat to think John ®| |k L*ni*‘ own aon goca to Prlnco* S a fety Council, calls attention to the risks attendant upon or MKOllva dapartmoolo should travel to nnd from foollmll gam es, and urges parents and destroy the Independence of the tan school teachers, os well as the public generally to da every­ Judiciary or, hamper Its right to pr«tidetil llooiuvoll anya “I hate thing they can to bring school children bock from football pats upon ronilltutlonxl mattara. Mr. Wilcox also aaaertad tile . Wgr." Itu hu U landing Nornun game* olive. support ot the |l. Johns Indlaa Dari* over to Europe to nr if he Pointing ou t that there have nlrcady been fo u r fatal* ntver canal and said that ha 1oy> talk the Japs out of cleaning it|cs this season, M r. Frank says, "C ertain ly you should Intended to work for tha meas­ VP on lit* Chinese. * en joy seeing these gam es, hut you should not let y ou r ex ­ ure now a* hard aa ho did at —— —- o ----------Tha Treasury ha* Just nn- uberant spirits run away with you r better Judgment. L et's flr*t when ha first Introduced the that tax collt'ctioni ar* rem em ber every ca r taking students to these gamey ca r­ bill for a survey ot |be roate ag n third higher than they ries th o se w ho want to en joy themselve* g o in g and com ­ In 1131 when, b e ’ was tba yepdid last year, despite tha fact ing. Itom embor there is only ono driver at the wheel. W o resentatlva of this district. He Mid ihe fnllura to gel the ea. f f & i S S eCourant. Z f ' " ‘'I " ™ * * » « » « . > « ! 1-rtwr on <«ek nnd net at that llmo waa dod'lolon -Hartford every occasion— nnd take time to be sa fe." murh atresx on the comroarrtat -o — Did you know that rruil sale* T he Herald heartily Joins in this appeal. T he fo o t- vatu* of tbe canal and not Seafoid am reported tu have hall season deserves to be n tim e fo r en joym en t fo r all. enough omphavl* on >t aa- a nuad appyulinpKjy ll^ oo.- Dun’t ruin It through Home careless autom obile accident- flood control measure. _ Ha, told that to the tutor* Its Impor­ • t o t t e part ilwo Fl,r *< Bo particularly careful when driving to football games, not tance for flood control aa wall Jjj*1 _ , alone because o f tho Increased tra ffic on the highw ays, but for commercial us* und ter UU0 more than the average i y U 1 llw mat of the atntvT There’* nlso'brcnuao o f the you ng people you are likely to have In pleasure cruft ahould be atteas­ Never wear toe much costume ed. M cause for gloom In thoie fig* you r oar. Jewelry- It la better to leave meat lie further emphasised tli* ne­ af It ott, rather than run th* risk JACOB BUS, in his drive against slum s, never al­ cessity of escurlng 1*0 percent of appearing cheaply dressed. Preildrnt Itooaavrlt In hla Con- lowed a chance to pass o f telling the peoplo o f New York co-operation among tha people SfKatiun Day spn-rh hud somr what they wore harboring. But It took a lot o f* .te llin g , of adjacent counties inch as Or-1 Because of domeotlc production, ■harp thing* tu say nhout tho Ods and he sometimes grow discouraged. “ B u t," he said, "w hen ■age, Osceola, nnd nrevard, aa United Stales Imperta of foreign welt a* of Bemtnola. Opposition dye* hava decreased from a high Mae "0 the Huprem,' Court who Sum twcu blocking progress. Ilut nothing scorns to help 1 g o and look at a stonecutter ham­ from certain group* In tho past of W million pound* to approxi­ mering away at his rock perhaps 100 times w ithout as .It. Is Uol the same odd inmi tin the Interfered with work M mately fin minim a year. Sgprcmu Court that- t-veryWy is much ns u crack In it. Y et a t-th e 101st blow it will split •ysr talking about.—New York In tw o, and I know it was not that blow that did it, but all [Yt Thee*. that hud gune before,"—Jacob At Biis, The Making o f ait m m m . o f i »■* ' Tire!—!Batteriee >1 BEADY FOR SALE w Friendly DOW N “ AND HeialdV'Mail-Away” edition will be,this county's an, and should sell ive winter ih on the Idea that Florida tn spend the winter or to make permanent H ip ip H I c'. ant home. home, '■ re to order your extea oopies of this * ise the supply will be limited: Onfei Oppiee.w)!! be on sale at The Herald, . - *■ . T. t »« m �SANFORD, m «• - ., - r -•■ —» — »•»*» _____________ Ch'nrcW' CfteJ^GWen « / l a PersonalJAdwities ^m9it0^ llg ^ Eroffr^ ^ ^ dn* Mr*. Dead* goat to town agalnl Chalk ugf another ot taecood. fog lovely Joan Ariktr who aharoa atollar honor* with Miss Grace Hankins Edward Arnold In the nn amort “ 8 M ff Uring," the comedy Wads Luther Hobby which e p m tonight ot the The atari Ml** Oraco Rankle* ot Mr.- and Mrs. J. N. Tanbet N o w has the charming blond* Mary and J. Lather Hobby ot been nor* vhraeloui, sophiatkntod, In Orlando Orlando wer* married 8 uDday at nerry, and gait- And newr h u l:M e'eleck dt the homo ot appeared In^euch gorgeou* attire and Mra. it. tt. *j s Friend* *f Gouty Mary. bo glad to loom thi The klnilo ring cor*Bony wa* pertormee oy the Am . J. M. Thom peon, paalor ot tha Late Urlag,’ Mary camuublty Church. Paha Hand»oto# Ray Milland for a heofrond* (ntartarlned with lor* fern Mra. Ora V|*«J and daughter, bend awd the how and why' Joel formed a graceful arch - at cue CUdya VUeL at Wathtayton. 1). about make up the ultlm not*, ki end al tha largo living nfertalnwboro ’tbo bridal eoap.e ttood C. left Monday to tour the SUt* *mart motion picture during tbo ceremony. The rboma of Florida after bowing been meat, were decorated with lore rlab the gut*!* of Mr. add Mra. Hal The coat’ literally cornea to Wight ft* a abort time. Mli* Arthur .fro|n heaven while i ah* le'ridifcg to work on top of a The brtdo wore a dark bin* U. „ . . bui. It 1* kuritd over the roof hy ■Ilk crcpu salt with matching Mlea Mildred Banka hae been Arnold during an argument with bat and abort roll and gray aceateorloa. Site carried on arm choeea aa « hoateaa at the for- hi, wlfal played by Mery Naab. mal opening gt Conrad Hail, when M W Arthur trie* to return bouquet ot palo pink aster* Mra. Hobby baa boon llrlog 8 l*M«i KJwIrereHy. on October u Arnol.l taDa her to keep K fi I From there on It ta virtually With her *l*tor> Mr*. (Heaton, tor 81. nmtter of keeping up with Ik* ala lit year*, coming lo i n t o coat. JoHeaa and hrok* (bccaueo of Mary from Pyrttga. N. V. Bho ithe cout) MU* Arthur find* bur attended the Betnlnol* High Missionary Society School. Holds All Day Meet "•*'* an open ______ J Sciume at the town • moat ftahMr. llobby la tbe eon ot Mr. w , c . . . ionublu hotel and ahop# She and- jtr». L. J. Hobby ot Aehburn. ^ i r K T ' doc-., t need money . . long aa eh* Ua. I|a I* euiployed by the Dell reatcTdav Brand Company la Orlando .7 th^ MlAlon.ee '” 7 "w *-„l the tragedy ot whara tbo raaplf will make their homo. wimm lo HI.. A .th .f Those attending the' wadding “ “ Atnu h0,n* 0n fl0U" 1 were: Mr. end Mr*. It. M. (Hea­ ton end - daughter Kttla Jana, tba mad* a quilt alter which a rnvrrrd -... ^ . S ^ S . ^ i V ’ SLS ... Rar. and Mra. J. M. Thompson dUh luncheon wak aerved. During ,h form ° f bu*t *** and children, Prance* andJamee, Um afternoon the regular mission who l' / “ u l>Tr'UM* ,on * Ro ™ j «.- q_,„_ » ,vnT *m*n home to make good Mr, and Mra. ft L Wagg, Mr. ■neathlrt... h.l.i and Mr*. R. E. Tra* qnu daugugirl tare, Net all* and Charlotte. Mr. Several eenfce, “ If Jeeus floe* and Mra. L. Q. rirkertnt and With Me HI do. and “ Bringing liiilca bi-tome one. "Kaay Living" waa written by Mr. and Mra. J. W. Haro ot Ban- In th* Sheave*,” wero enJoye-L Tivvlnn Sturgo* author of many ford. Mra- A. Wkboldt gave t w o BAM JORDAN, Sarigty H t a r Social Calendar ntiiM ftA Y Th# Friendship Lm p * of th* Congregational Church will moat at Um homo of Mrs. John Bolljr, Woot 6Mo, at 9i00 o’clock. ▲ aobocrlptlan Bridge party will bo (Iron by Iho Bomlnolo H lrt B«hoo| P.T. a . at the Uka Club'at >:0o o'clock, y t l mentation* call 428-W or 1(8. TM regular mooting ot Boml nolo Chapter No. 1, Order ot Baatem Mai ami moot at tha Maaoalc Boll kt 7: to o'clock. FRIDAY Tbo Junior Woman'* Club will n bar* a lubecriptlon Bridge Party at 1:80 o'clock. For rceomtion* call m -M or 70-J. The Girl Scout* will meet at 1:48 o'clock at the UtUe Itouaa, t» Officers Are Elected: By Baptist Group Officer* werWUected at tbo » nlinaltnf ot the jaalor 0 . A.'e of Churrh which - « 2 o FDsl SapUet I orfaulted Taetday afternoon f " ^ r M orgonli s' B i ! . tr.f at Um church. The officer* are aa follow*: % Preeldent. Mary Itelea T*W! rlce-prealdent. Marie llawklna; ■ecfoUryireeaurer, Margaret Myere; program chairman, Mar* Jorte Hodge*, eocfal chalraen, Ro­ berta Ifrani, and mamberehlp cbalmaa. Marjorie Jooee. Attar the buetneea meeting a ■octal hour waa enjoyed at which till* refreahmenta weroaervedto the following: the Ml*** Mary Helen Tew, Margaret Myere. Mar­ jorie llodgne. draco Keeling. Bora . Helen Thraabar, Marl* llawklna. Marla llawklue, Vir­ ginia Darla. Roberta Hrant, Mr** Valle William*, hnd Mr*. Mar­ tin Milam, laadera. 1* P erso n a ls ra!J*5BJSKWl S, tlS.'SJS " - JSSJtJSX&S CITY NB7T8'BRIEFS Municipal Zoo Gets Several Additions Double and triple strands‘ of • pearls still sre Among the immHtit accents for a dark afternoon frock Circle Number1 T ilth * Of ' the Tbe Sanford Municipal Zoo ha* Woman's Missionary Bffctob of keen presented with aererel nrw additions during the pait week, the Pint naptlat OOutoh waa In An average of about BAdSHI The Sanford Lion* ’ Club will oharge or th* pitgrem oo Chln* hold He regular mooting tonight according to James Moughlon, persons lire in each square mil* psrk superintendent. prevented at tbo oharch Monday In the grill rooms of the Valdrt Of most interest, two cub bears of New York City, Hotel, according to J. L. Callo­ were presented to the ino hy th# •fternoou. A beautifai pot tat of bead- way, secretary of the organisa­ Saminotr County Chamber of tion. Commerce.’ The two animal, have pointed mulberry Ioo▼** and burn named Eirfclel and LIP Plu­ fruit, work of Ml*. W.‘ M. Bvott Robert* lUfkloyinan. son ot Mr ral. In honor of ‘the two negro and It. n Nipper, bfcri US* «A* And Mr*, g. D. HUbleymau or childicn featured In the hook writ­ nouucemoul * of ibe ’ mdMMf. thta city, u d copy-wrlttr (or ten by Mrs. Elvira (lamer of this Mf*. o iw th r'sM h iM . c. ftaltlmoro’a Knmry Advertising city II. »ekers<* |„ CWMia’ co s C o. baa gdmed national publicA'total of .14 Australian' Para­ tutnee, aerred .* oMUjf*' and keet' have *l«o b ttft added to the tty In “Tide” tor "hM 'radio pro­ pinned an - aatuain Io il ‘ betrtng large cvdloetlon of hlnla. They the name of n DaptAft' Mlaglon- gram, entitled T e n e t Momenta were rreetved from the Jackson­ ary in chin*. nU : ooak" pared* In History" which deals with the ville Municipal Zoo nml the park err.ylng. A* lb* altdllfibO' gttkbr- llrds at people whit or* burled superintendent In that city. ed. Mr., Marvin Wtleoa gdr* • th London Park Cometary. one A pair of Armadillos were pmprogrenr uf organ ntuWu' Irltlud- of ntlttmorVd oldest, moat ei- tented to Ihe too by T. J. Woods . Thursday log "In A (lilnate T *4 Oarden." elusive burial grouhda' of Fort Christmas and also one Th* ehufth wa» alfMctlrely Armadillo was presented by Frank deml-ateil with henthtM. symbol -.T . W. Lawton, auperinten.U-nt Talholt- A. W. Wl«e has given (wo •LAYER CAKE ol.iieac* nmnnr the ChhikOd. Jade Of pubic inilructlon In Seminole small nlllgnlurs and MAilaon Shan­ BRAN MUFFINS Cbunly, la In attendance at the non gave two baby vkunka. Porter plant and' flrecrarkbr p|*dt' The progtkm wgg aa fOllOWtr regular meeting of th* South luinalng al»o pirsenled a pair of DOUGHNUTS Hymn. "O Ond; w* m y fpr All Florida School Officials Ataocla- the same animnla. COOKIES ion In Arradla today- Mr. Lawton Mankinds Ml*' Mary Hllinheth Neely has Devotional, tnple. “ Crlati In pnr- i provident of tha Association. FRUIT PIE donsti'l * rare while rabbit named ■ign Mlmlong*—Mr*. W. ft TsrtnA. MIX ROLLS Knder. J. A. Williams was granted per­ There are also several new mission to make repairs tn hit aililitions Ihnl nro esprelnl toon Prayer—Mrb; Hnrnh Sfewgrt. POTATO BREAD >lr. Mnugbton and Introdacllott,' -CimaUHr the Chi- dwelling on Celery Avenue rati- tm m |ing neee (IrogtephTchlty end lfN< Mated to roat $W, by 0 . P- Paxton, several nrw trees have Iwen plant lorlrally" - Mr*, j ; it* Col- Ideal tuilding inspector. ed nnd a nnmhrr of bird houses IF’ HjhlfGHT SEPARATE. 3 •Inegh. leadTr, Who ated and cage* are under construction world inap with" Mlaiton ate- 6 Plays Planned By III the large hint sectionIN THIS lien*' walked Tbere'af# If In WPA Theater Troupe China. BOX Visiting cards come In . lw« "My Krleitlla tba Chlneae"—their SPECIAL btblla. nielnmt, arbleremente. , Finn In a aeries of (Tt p<>P types: formal and Informal. The kSmptk innn a msgatlne er ular plays repreaentstive of na Intler N a ‘card lo which Is alSally’s Bake Shop tide by llo*. late rwand1s*lon*r Imany great perloda In theater lachrd a flap especially uvrfnl in 2nd and Magnolia 'history from the Unman Empire writing notes. of Cn«tom* in uMinfc.' "Mr Work in tWe MlaeleatpM to the Twentieth Century will Della," (lie Chin#-* at eur 'cOma to Hanford Monday eve­ Door, llmr Hhah Van lie*. Cht- ning. Oct. tl, nt (:fo P. M. when neao mlnlitar under Beptlat t8a Jacksonville louring eomWe Have Just Received 2 Idvgge Shipment* Of Hoard -Impersonated by Detld pan> of Iba Florida FedeialThra t*r (WPAI presents "Mile* OhtOitrhnl. Bong. “ A Chinese Roy^-Wad* rlnaue," or Th* lloaatful Rot• All Sites Iturkyr, Jr.. ac<«mpaal*d by dlar. at the lilgli school audito­ rium <4 1 :0 0 |>. ki., under the Prices Begin At $1.00 Mr*. H. J. Nil. sponsorship ot the high school, I’reyer—Mre. J. l i 1‘ nge. ••Ilapll.t Work In ChlW.” Redlo through professor u. K McKay hrnailraat over the Royal Herr- Protlls are to go to Ilia loeul Ire llrnadraatlng system, sta­ fund (or class activities. Written by the rreat luillu tion u-I.H-B-I-ON. Announcer, Mra. A M. (lordnler. 'Prof. Plautus and nlijoyed hy |ho t<> Quia, Mr>. Myron Bmlth. Con lone ot anrlonl Home, arrnrdlpg leatants, Mr*. Fred Myere, and to BUt* .Federal Theater Direc­ tor Dorolhea Thomai |,v ncli "al­ Mrs. M. Milam. Instrumental Trio. “ Orient*l." VI- though staged and costum'd tn olln—Ueorge McCall. Jr. Pl­ authant'c style tor the period of ano, Mrs tieorga McCall. Chl­ Its origin, (bit famous comedy neae Ulaae Jingle*—Dorla Me la aa amnilng today ns when It was written 1.000 yiyir* ego und • Call. " T h e Strong Woman of China lit ireu iranalntlnn tiy (tlaronco Speak* on Christianity" by out- mil ns* bsen strenmllned III It' l“r—An Interesting view in the dialogue t* glva (lie tame lill.i . horns of the Oensrellallmo and rmus thrill in Hanford audlenrev Mmn. Cbtang Kat Bhak of Cht or Id*, that H gave tn lla au na. Authentic piece* of fuml dleucea In Plnutna’ limn. lure, enstumee and appointmenta of rare workmanship end beauty were used to form Mine Kat-flhek, Nancy Hoe setter, (Irnerallaalroo—Kent lloaprb you may fool Ui In way ter. Jr. M ■ result of ronstipstion American Kdltog—Mra. J. Canxtlpatlon Is an cnonty II. Colrlongh. of ptekgui*. It dulls your Servants Itorla MrCall Tableau, "llewr of Prayer," The enjoymerit of tho best enterand tho Ih>sI FLEECES — SUEDES — nenerefleeiaw *«d MM. Cht- tainment an* K*l Shell Prayer for CM- friends. TWEED — NUBBY CLOTH — To neglect eonntipation it belplsee mitltone and tb* AND OTHER MATERIALS IN eomtng of (he prtnr# of pear* to Invite serious trouble. For la their |lv*e—led by Mr*, your health’* »»ke, Inke ALL THE NEWEST F A L L frwreit (latrhel. Black-Draught at the first COLORvS. During tlj# soclel hour lea sad ttfgn of constipation. You'll rice waters were terted by Chin*a* makten* from the FMette goon fea! better. Here’s a laxative that is etas. In a room Wad* attractive prompt. with Chinese InpeelrleA peart* purely vegetable, sad a profusion of roded. 8frd. And rcIWiM. Try Ut MAN TAILORED WORSTEDS— ■V-d Hriri, chairmen Of OtTef* A GOOD LAXATIVE Namber Three, greeted the ggoota SWAGGERS — FUR TRIMMED which were alimit lie M number. SALLY'S SAMPLE BOX' SPECIAL S 39c srtw'&'vtas- anr.-.asaKss Heated towel racka are stand­ road hy Mr*. T. 8. Wright ard acccaaorlc* of laindon bath­ Artlclei on Ml.alon.r, room*. . t G «w r.l Oouneil wme ,1 m , by Mia* Wllhelmlne Wlebnldt, Mr* Fnilt eala la a dcaaert in the Helen Calhoun and Mra. I-conn Brltlab laic*, usually eaten with Hell. Mr*. .Spurting gave a special prayer for the tick after which cream. the import of the last meeting waa given by the secretary, Mr* K. If. McIntyre. The treasurer, Mr*. V/. F- McTeer also gave a report. Chrlatmai lay* offering was given to send the foreign native worker In Persia, who la supported by this aoclety. Is Given Sanford Girls : Teacher Trainin# Mia* Mary Nlekel sad M>«* Mery I.nut** Meriwether o r * among the student* receiving practical aiperleac* In teaehlng Ibis -a*metier at Florida State College (or woman. Mi's Nickel la In the high school section. Tha atodeal laarhlap la carried on et tb* college demonstration school which approrimately 400 Tallahassee yoang people attend. Th* stadant teachers aupplemeat the regular teaching staff. Prlmery punmaa of |he arhool la to provide aGperlnr Inotracllnn tu any student* allendleg and to furn'ah farllltlos for observation end student leorliing for persons planning to enter Hie teaching prntagalou. 4 And The Added Feature » l° J b n , ; ^ ^ . f Talso T LInclude* . L ^ Lull “ * Alharnl, bri,,l*n* ceat famed dfarartrr comlr, Uerlowe Borland, William Oargan, Franklin , . .rare of , " n'‘ b T! ""I1 " T " otbere, InrlnBIng a glimpse of ^thc-l I layimi, oner one. famous film *1*r- Hay Hide Given ' - By Locar Antlers A (ell muon buy ildti wui glv an laat night by the Aullera ut 7; 10 e'olock. 'the gur.la uiet at tha Itlk'a Club nml then went t* BanLavdu bpilug. where gatnee and ounle*ta were enjoy od Ibrougliuul the evunlug. At * late hour relrualuuonu war* oarved get tbe tollowlng: tba Mlate* Juyin ||Unt, Mlblrod Welle, Hrtli rnlleriua, Loulau Rots, Libby Cornell, the Rev and , Mre. A. 8 Piu k and Mr*. Jun« RoumhUt AltO llermnn Rcliola, Oeorge WHktneon, Dougins Blanatrom. Jimmy Terwtlllger, tlllly Ward. James Iflaer, Norman Hlenn. Jimmy page. Jesse Lodge. Fred Oanav, John Morgan, Itobeit Itumhley. flenrre Thurston, nob ert Marlowe. W. R. Dupree. Thntnea loidga. Colli* (iodwln. and Barry Cartlnatou PICTURE FRAMES WIEBOLDT STUDIO We Have The PICK Lazj, bared, grouchy FASHION CROP for FALLandWINTER ' i-** STYLES OF COATS, SUITS, HATS AND DRESSES. OUR BUYER IS BACK FROM NEW YORK AND STORE IS CHOCK FULL OF THE NEWEST STYLES tt- COATS ; I h i i H m • rtf' SUITS Black-Draught —C O S T U M E S U I T S A S W E L L AS»3 A N I ) 4 P I E C E WOOL S U I T S IN NOVELTY M A T E R I A L AND BROAD­ CLOTH. E C O N O M IC A L! See The New DRESSES WOOLS— SUEDES— VELVETS — ALPACA — CREPES— PRINTS ANDNOVELTY M A T E R I A L S IN ALL THE SEASON’S NEWEST * COLORS AND SMART CHIC S T Y L E S- Quaker Circulating Hm Imt With Oil Mia«r Burner MILLINERY AS ALWAYS WE HAVE THE L A R G E S T SELECTION IN TOWN. COLORS TO MATCH THE N E W E S T COLORS OF DRESSES. ALL HEAD SIZES. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I f *' ’ Electric Wiring And Appliances OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE AND AT POPULAR PRICES Established 1922 The Style Shop Telephone 113 “Where Shopping Is A Pleasure” i n 1b f I * •i I •n '/• J tf* *( v -SL. v �Sfy Fed. Iat«d To yHSanford’e te Tricky And Deceptive .. — ysin Game With Bulldogs ^ ak“ “ n ™ DUTY Vs. BEAUTY T O D A Y ’S S P O R T I N G 4 A W O R L D :,. j k •mat Also Show Great Improvement \®IC“ In Their Offensive Power During Pggf Grid S t l f l Session On Wet Practice Field Workout 'To Be Hek •4 Coach Leonard VcLue* * 1 At 5:00 O’c l o c k kla Seminole High School 7 F «U , showing tig-ns of A t 9th Street Park If ImpruraiiMnt, underwent • iLdrjU r n t in U f afternoon on W*h ocheo) practice Hold and w*h M s wot gridiron, they ad- much enthusiasm la Ibolr Ltad wont through tho session aatisfoetory to tholr coochot l|oo to tho onlooker*. • f art preparing to moot tho Nrf Bulldog! under tho loader o f Coach Ed Spring* In a haact Florida Conference i T L — Br JULIAN -liv'i I t M i S L - - - ' By JULIAN STINSTROM Herald Sport* Editor la entire team la In excellent'probably ha at quarterback and Ition and no on* k being Durraoc* boiler** ha has tha and with Injurlas of any kind qualities of a rani field general •a far aa thing* are now. Bc*o# also k an akrt runner, ring, thoy will play aa an lm*| Wilton Smith o f Sanford k "ro­ od and a tougher eleven when Ref man for Dogoo at quartor. meat Uia Bulldog*. At fullback, Robert DoWitt of lojr moat bo careful tn tho Cocoa, 178 pounder, and Walter ng tilt aa one o f thalr most McDontll, IPO pound husky from riant conference garnet will Duluth, Minn, have shown groat Uyod on tho now field of promise. no)* High School next week At tho halvoa tha boat b tk for tho otrong Ocala Wildcat*, starting against Miami art Jamie am now topping tho Confer- Bennett o f Miami Beach, weighand nr* fjmwtng a great im* la* 1M pounds, and Sidney Smith, Tor (ha Drat tlma In tho hit* lory of Banfnrd ana Ha sporting activities, a pmfreslnnol football Usm Is raally tit bo orgaalied for tha purpose of glring, for* mar gridiron alar* a chance to display aVM nt their former font* on lli# fnolhall field! and alio for tlioeo who wort Dot able to go tn rollet* |o hart S (-banco to get como mom of tho old waar and lotr of tha grid-. Iron Tomorrow a liemoon at tha Ninth fltiwet. rorh a group of young man will hold thalr Ini­ tial pracUea peaalon of tho a**•on to hmoen np intlr old and woary mo*cl*«. They win bo ns* dar tho leadership of a format Bemlnoln . Wail Retinol coach aad onetime aiar on two nf the South’* mn»t fntnoua gridiron team! of college rank. B. A. B. Wilkinson. lokd tha hoya and will boa hla • Hr. Wllktnaon hti a*rent to protege* underxci^Uelr (Irat work­ out tomorrow iiriomooo at 1:0* o'clock. Tho»e bora who hart boon con­ tacted aad hart agreed to be proaont tomorrow afternoon and the poalllon* that Ibay will bo axpecled lo piny are aa follow*: Harold Doker *1 fullback, Jack Wllklmon at guard, Jack I’ urdon at and. and Haaiy Mot* at and Mac McWhorter at half bark, Angua Harriet at and, D, n. Hodge* a| tack In, Ralph Monger at tackle, Jim fltaplar at tackle. Robert Knllht at quarlarharh, Joe Thompton at halfback, Elwln Hqutrea at centef, Rueeell Odbam at guard or contar, Roy Wrlgflt at quarterback, and thoae who hara not yet bean contacted and are urged to attend are Bklnnoy Vincent. Mutt Coleman and By*' ron Fox. footbaIjL field readyr The new Seminole High School football field la nb where near completion as this columnist ear* II and wo think Coach McLueai la under tho tamo Impression. Mon* day afternoon Coach McLucaa stated that workmen bad promlaod to atart the erection of the fence to go around tho park early Tues­ day morning. Yesterday after­ noon urn viewed the field with 'Cisch McLucaa and allll no algn of a fence evm at tha park* * * * * arltnal, rollexo or professional, tn bo |irrm-nl mi dial work i on Id get under way aa soon as pos­ sible, Th* group rlrrled Julian Riantlrom, apnrta editor ot Tim Sunford Herald a* tbelr publicity aiant and busluesa uispsgnr. Qamea with tha Leesburg pnt team, Rollins -Dale. Tampa Hals, Miami Itats, Btetion Rain ami ih» local high _*diool are c»ported lo compote Itiotr first WIIAT A ROUT PRO ORIIH)BR8 Home may aak what I* tha pro grid team all abant .aad wa shall try to answer brief­ ly. The local hoya who have seen action on the gridiron ullh high school Icame aad anme college learn* s*y Out the) would like lo get to play no re football, Joat for Use loro of lb* sport. They don't waat •ay donation* yet fer they are going to work oat a good squid and shew tho fana la Senrord last what their team ran do and then go tn them far danatlnaa In ardor t* rqklp themselves. It may not reach treat kelghU and adrw many karris this mason but they are galag la try anyway and you lorera ad tha apart who would like t* see the** yonlke In actlea ear* nor*.will hare the epportnnlty. If yaw * will lust ro-apermte. Celery Fed* t# tha) name ad ladlan*. That aeama vary logical la aa , far/ It waald bring ant tha asm* of the high achaal mora clearly. About M percent o f tha' 'teams that Sanford haa an achedala gad fit*to in Starkvllk, I f tan, Satur­ day. Tho Gator conch plana to show the Maroona plenty In Urn way of a* air attack, far bo epeet tha malor portion o f tho drfll running h> dummy aerimnuge Ed Mdffttag, CkpL Whiter May­ berry, Bab lrey and Red B n iu war* heat lag tha ball. Tho Waatai—opened - with tho •eual groopljk^k.'Tb* hoya awung Site a lira offensive scrimmage agalnat a aln-mip Jtae, hut Coach Cody wna *a dlsaotUfled with the key they p)aro filling thalr assign­ ment*, he * witched to tha dummy poao’ work In abort order. Near the close o f tha teasIon the flrat string combination got their first gHmpoa nt Mlaalaalppi Stale formation* In n abort defensive ' A reserve eleven, composed of second-sod third stringers, run the Marodn play*. A longer look at tha'Slat*'attack In scrimmage Is In'order for today's workout. 'Archbishop Usher’s chronology puts the data of tho creation'of tho world at 4004 B. C. . PRINTING On* of tho seven king* of Romo waa an an-akva, Servlua Tulliua, who ruled In 57* J . C. j PHOWE • ••• • OCAI.A IB TUB “ IT 1 TEAM So far In this Northeaat Cow* frrrnre race In football circles It rrvma that Ocala la tha "It*" team and In just a little more thifi A tomorrow tn preparation ror star- V0La l)RIUj f o r b k w a n e b KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct.. 1 0 .Hh* , - . . (IP)—Casting an oyo toward next week'* engagement with Georgia, fwftgltoh film producer* mod# j Coach Bob Neyltnd began yester; their first big bid for Hollywood day grooming a team of Tennee* •krs In 1021. l*eo reserves Io s s i f i e d A d vertisem en ts ,V* TOUX WaUk repaired by WANTED) Small furnishes? bourn or apartment Box T Herald. FOR RENTt S Oarages close in'. Jonal Venetian Blinds. 4S cant* SI4 Magnolia Aval O H ft. Finest blinds obahle. Sanford Awning a Shod* IN E. tad S t Phono TM J. Cooler weather la coming. Oil burning circulators, wood clreuUtora and complet* line o f boating a j — aL./* *1. . I_ OTHER DUAL Fear wheel equipment from tho krgeet tb tho ■mnlkat Illll Hardware Co. Ynflor with body, apodal | »L '29 A Ford rosditer, apeclal Used Cold-Spot Refrigerator, 7 ■00. Real A Sent Used Cnr ft., oil porcelain. Bargain. Scott* Carmwoy, Inc. B U Y FROfVi YOUR FORD D EA LER IN Seminole Printing Co* buy now- and draft & bargain 1 and choose from Urgat stocks1 and get a liberal T '_ « v - * I n t h is g i a n t s a l e . E v e r y F o r d D e a l e r h a s i n d a c t a j l i i g e n t i r e s t o c k o f p u e e n g e r c a r e , e o n u u e r d f d c a n a iu { tru ck s. A 0 m a k e s a n d m o d e l* . M a k e y o u r s e le c t io n n o w b e f o r e s o m e o n e d * e g e t* t h e c m y o n w a n t. O n ly F o r d D e a l e r * c a n g t v a ^ M A —* Coleman* Circulating Hooters, So* them today. Scott-Camway, Inc WRITTEN M O N EY*M < Reposee*sod Kelvlnstor. Like new. Bargain. Randall Electric Co. FOR SALE: Carpenter tools; 4 , Electric Saws, sand saws, t concrete misers, Model A Ford Truck. Mr*. K. a Phillips. Sid Holly A n O R 1Z E D . ; . ___ 1 ____ . atfoooceooyoor Buy this yew , O C T O B E R ... buy now \m withbettertint. - .1 L u i— h 'rrt. �‘MYSTERIOUS’ MONTAGUE ON TRIAL SaysShe ToSave At P a i l Ita lia I x-oiivlcud for tha tr im ret *•»»ly in Um wttaaaa ahalr and tiffed that Mantayua, U ** ta*ow" a* U n n w Mecca, WM an ■** compile* In Um r'* ' brry. - _ Aakrd by Preeeeutoc TIm m m W. McDonald If ho could Identi­ fy Moor* la Um cowtreoea. Um rnftapoken wltneaa pointed a finger toward Montagna at Um , rnuntrl tabu and said **Tkat U Laverno Moor*." Twelve rugged active* af thU Adirondack Mountain country • bar* reluctantly f m a k a lUtr darr rlfWm and takas tbalr onU u Juror* to try Hontaiaa an a •even-year-old aukbaiy chary*. Tha Jurora, all tyylinl aaal" *»*■ •? U“ *■*•«?* Cwnjr y-j Baptist Meetisg Orlando Lion la«— Nunes Officers Main Speaker Onj~r» »~ *^ * ForCsming Yew Inns’ P m n n C ^ **L“Sa. Association HssMem-! Dorsey Relates S e i ^ ' ^ J f ^ ; bership Of $4*500; Seoul Activities h 'u w Collects $45,000.00. Orlando* Saafotd.tSZ+JZlK" la full awlay. InChada four day laborer*, three carpenter*. twa farmara, a youthful aarflaa *tatUxi propriator, a plumber tad ■ painter. Wbataytta, acrueed of tha |7*0 Um paat year tar eartaua par-} Wi Larkma Moore of Byname, N. poaaa. which la aa ananal peri Y - aat ta court throughout tha capita coal rl but Um at |U pee! a. Jury ae(action, camfarrtay fre­ quently with hla m m it Ha area arreatad in Holly a aad where ha h ^ wan acclaim ^ predlyUna ru lfin w fe a t s Glenn ^Bxplnins Pn; # im a Of S t r a t o c i e � 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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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>, October 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/587bc7ede4452beb8cd310cf6cf9a85d.pdf 0f50bd7306ee86cd860e74226033603d PDF Text Text Conte James Uctl Ym A b Contest Right b Sct l.In Excellent Condition Far With Coach Ed Sprint's Ouflt Ah though ft Will Be lightest Game h i t Lynn Grejrhotuds Tbnw Big Scan ) SJV.R Wilkinson And & C. Gardner Win Third Time In Row W eek en d R u t B iw i T t Bstcs Seaaw Ta 8tU TUe PlOYcd Worth k id Lack Dnrtnt Tho la K l e k i a r Vote IWy Ptsy Eneh Y w By Score Of 14-7 • - Mteaal M h It tha ftoel parted M ^ATUhKTA. Ooi. IL -O ro c th e East Coast E l e v e n -.Emerges With Only s -A 14 J o 6 .Victory NKW SMYINA BEACH, Oct, 1»— Now Smyrna lotah Benacudta mot Mr faeU all Victory fact U> fact hero Saturday alfhl far tho ftn t llnao Ula aoeasa, dsfsattey III of La*ywued, 14 la I, la t last quarter Trank Msrrtwell' rally. Coach Offotl started hla eeeoad lao« far Iha epeatey kickoff, hat Um speedy Inland Wya prarod too ranch for thalr llchtar fat. Tha Barracudas received tha apaaltf hkkaff and fa Usd u itaka aay ye tea, Hardin hkkad from doop in Barracudas territory It M. lledeaa who rotarnod Um taU from Um Barrecodea 40 yard Um to tho SO. Tho Bamsodaa warn Um* callod afftldaa and peatllaad I yards, Ptyue, phitcad tha Ifata far fire yards atd Chartlo Swafford carried tho plyakto to t Seminole Printing ffiB s a a n s J u Part load lia lm a k y It Ualrar- u n u « m t »*w oauumTo*. u. -un -U l* « PAINTS w an 1 M > 1 SUMMit. READY FOR SALK OWD YANKS PLAT TIB L< CINCINNATI, O ct, U . -V P > -fTha Now York Yankooa tallied 10 e.matoto to tha ftta l parted of an i- AptoHl * Lotc m prafaaatonal •rotball taaaa hero yoatrrday to Maak arm U t IT to 11 I k with tha CtnsInnaU Benya laWHh tha Banyala Isadlny IT to t t t tha epsatny of Uia parted, T tU Hambrlyht, t subatltuta hack, tossed t 40-yard pasa to Km •trasry I* tha end ta ts . Nasmith Bailed t field gaol with leas than two Minutes to play. w* b x -t t o w h u r l k r D in YOBENITB, X y. O ct, IS. ~ m —Clyda H atter, SB, former De­ tail, U nfertile and Milwaukee • r eta il pltchar who was with Ihkdo this year, died of a heart tu ck wkOe motoriny with hla hthar from DanrUlt, X y, to hla Mom hart Saturday alykt. h « y« * bm N«4 a U m QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY ■PUtabanh Proof Product Com plete Lunch s tm * * PICTURE FRAMES D A N lD U N N .- J S e tie t.O p s i^ llv e 4 1 a $ » ifte d A d v e r tia e m e n ta V O UTY4INK NKlL bc ALL R l S M T i NOW. DOC P AJPtDCV' --------- V ] “ *> <<*v» • 1 I J s ^ fl ■Tv T P * -m m t<jr Ky2 *f 1. T *jJL * L < n J a 1r ------------------^ k 11 ‘ * ■t t | J f BB \ T] \g JL || mv* ^ ; * 4 |----•■***". & 1 �Scmhtole' Conntjr Produce* * More F ruit And Vegetables Thun Anj^ Sim ilar A rea In America J I + NUMB^SM SANFORD, FLORIDA. Lost Airliner CREW OF MISSING AIRLINER MISSING AIRLINER SIGHTED NEAR EVANSTON Has Been Pai For . Mr. Rii Share Pricesm Plunge a* a From One To $15 A Share As 3,890,000 Unloaded By Noon $50,000 iT F u t « « Family ButDeadfl Passes Without Word From VId Crews Are Organised To Bring BodiesOut Of Mountain Spot 8ALT LAKE CITY, O ct IS.—(AP)—All 19 occupants • f the Unltad Airline* MmalnUnar** war* found dead to­ day whan Marching parties m dM d th* crash scan* early today. they reported to thr company. Ralph Johnson, United AirMn** Pilot, aald ha reached th e m at of Urn crash, peered fate the plane and fom d no elgn «C Ute. L. D. Owddabnck. division amperMendnet f a r the alrtin* a* Bah Lake City. - who re­ ceived the end from John eon Mid th e remove) of the hodlea Week! he etarted Immediately. "W e are er*M lahic f«U crew* to h e W th e hedlee down from rm cA ao . o n . t» — tt M. U fd of the Federal Barash of Investigation announced ■lt»J day that the family of Chart** 8. tinea, retired (reeling carl manufacturer, had paid |U ,tM ranaom for Itoa*‘ return. I.ndd‘a aUtemenl ,ald hta <H partment could giro no Infunaotlon an to the detallg o f. Ii f payment -which waa handled tlrely by the family upon whiil thny ballrrad to ha deflnUa proof they ware In contact with th * kidnaper. J Itoea waa kldnapad I t day* ago Blonde Mine Leeh Derr, ftyear-old stewardness. (left) and and at S:00 A. M today, the K. G. Woodgerd. pilot, together with Co-Meg John Adama, not deadline act hr lira. Roaa far ahown, eomprtaed the crew of the Ul fated airliner "Malnlandcr" word from thl ehdnctora, had received no word from them. whlch crashed on a Wyoming mountain peak 8unday nUht. Ladd aald the payment .Wga mado In bill, of IS. $10. and Iff denomination*. Federal officer* threw their strength Into ihf hunt *a Mra, Rose’ deadline pa eead. : Roe* haa been mining U dawn Ilia abeence approarhed a tWf record In modern kidnaping. '{; A aludy of Mra. linn.' appeal to the -aeemtnrty heartleae «n* T .E . Simpson To Pre­ But East Coast Has dividual*" wltu abducted her Ttside Over Luncheon 15 I n c h Rainfall; yenrnlil hmdmnd on the algSt Bi'pl. SB yleidod theie eellehl Sanford Two Inches of Of Service C l u b s point*i 1. An Imtlrallnn contact had been ewtahllshod. I. A report that ranaom might have been paid and that Wilcox, Hendricks Rainfall Retards Will Be Speakers Celery Growth Is Seminole County Investment Trusts Buying _______ ‘Bargains’# Strong Stocks Show TendencyTo Recov­ er In Late Trading N E W YORK. O c t 19.— (A P )—H uge rolling struck the stock m a rk e t today an d chare prices plunged from ' SI to $15 n sh a re ns shouting brokers executed orders . tri wild confusion ns order* ]K>ured In from all over, country kind from abroad. A total o f 3,890 sh area wrre trailed between 10 o'clock I \. a ! sml noon. The market rnllinl aflrr the two anti unr-half hour tailepln and IcailitiK aharra recovered n por­ tion of their wltle early loan**) , For example Allied Chemical, at one time down tl-l, picked up nil ■but $3 of ka drop and eome stock* Air Llnea Pilot Bob Bergen»en rcportctl he ha'd glghlrd the missing U. A. L "Malnlincr" 12 even gained over yetterday'a doe* rnilca aouthwnt of Evanston, Wyo., (arrow In bottom picture) but could not dotrrmlne if the plane waa damaged, lit reported that the country waa ao rough that re .cue would probably have to be effected by horseback. Above la one of the modern Iranapoti ahipa of ,the type missing afnee It took off for lla rail ward flight front Cheyenne. *AWUHS IBYtNNf >£NVeR } Fkrence Breed CITY NEWS BRIEFS Roosevelt Warns Discusses PJans ..Of Ntw Taxes U Spending Lasts For Seal Sales Money Raised BySale Deorgle A lve», president of tho Estimate Of Deficit Of Christmas Seals State llarber* Asaocialion waa in For This Year Is Hanford yesterday on business Upped 277 Million . Aids Disease Fight relative to the operation of barber weekly meeting la coojanrtloo with the luncheon and the sec­ tion will be opened by Howard Long, KlwanU president. The gavel later wiU be glren to T. R. Blmpson, president of the Chamber of Commerro, who will act aa master of ceremonies. The other service club* of Banford and Bamlnolo count) hava also Indicated their latanttuna ot attending the luncheon lo a Japanese Launch Major Offensive In Shanghai Area Stock Marl Breaks InN Plan* Tor a successful Christ­ mas Beal sate waa the Inplc of the discussion given by Mia. Fturrnee Dreed of tire National Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ tion at the regional conference of the Asanetallon held In the Colonial Court Hotel In Orlando yr*l«rday. Mrs. Dorolby lamli. Count, school nurse, slated to­ day. In her dliriiaaton Mr*. Ilreed placed the goal for the gale of the seal, at S l-S rents [or each (CHIIsstt Paue T lm l shop* in Hanford. Jui.tlce of Peare J. C. Roberta, yraterday sentenced Alf Iturkmoru to |wy n fine of $5 and rn.ta or serve tin days In the County jail when be was found guilty of ■barges of assault. HYDE PARK, N. Y.. Oct, IU.- 0V)—I're.ldrnt U^o.evrll told th* country last night that the governmen must pare down its heavy emmenl mint |>are down its heavy or “greatly increased" Federal lite r may be necessary lo balance the national budget. The Hanford (.'liraa Bud Checker Hr. Roosevelt spoke lo the Na* Club will hold lla regular sched­ tlun in behalf of Community Chest uled meeting tomorrow evening drives for prlvalo charily thl. In lla cloli rnnnta of thr Vnldr* Winter, aa Washington made pub-, SOUTH PARTS, Maine, Oct, 18. Hold, according to an announce' lie hi* furvrasl of tho HUH fiscal —M l—Paul Dwyer, 1R, accused of mrnt made thla morning by A. year budget indicating a fUldi,- tilling a kindly elderly couple and C. Madden, secretary of the or­ 000,000 deficit, $271,000,000 over taking their bodies on an almlaag B*«ator J, J. Parrish ot H- ufaeturer announced yesterday for *h» tenquet ihttild tele ganisation. and micabre drive through several hla April estimate taavtlla, who repraaanta this dls- an increase of $1.50 par ton lo r H10-W or SM-J, It wag atati Th* Prctldcnt repeatedly prom­ north Atlantic states, was ar­ Four Persons Plead llet la tn* Btala Senate, haa th* flrat tlx month* of 1936 orar • " The Manfoul |,lon» ('lull will ised during hia recent West Coast raigned yesterday, pleaded net also stated (hat he Intend* to thla year's price*. wr U /n m s n A / Guilty To ChargeH hold II* regulai *■betliiled meet­ trip that guramtticnl expenditures guilty and was held without ball ha prvwat at tha affair. Th* New York and Chicago N C g r O W o m e n A n ing lomnrruw evening In the and income would Ur made to bal­ for the grand Jury. It U expected that tha Coo- delivered price par tan tn 191* A r r e s t e d F o r L fifC ' flu r p en c il ph-a guilty to grill room of tho VnttTes Jlolcl ance In tho W3B-3!) fiscal year Just aflrr the Oxford county groasmoa will apeak on matters u announced wilt bd: First at* _____ various charges l(( 1 County *t 7,uu oVIiH-k, tin <odins to un starting neit July I. •utnoritlr, here disposed of that relatlT* to Bemlnolo County • months, f i l l second alt months, Tw0 nrfro woman, Julia l (Csntlnvsa >s Fse* Th-ss) krday, It ’ Judge It W. Ware formality—on a Last night, he urged the Nation thrce-mlnit* whkh will ho of rreat Interest $50. t . ■ bury and Daisy Thompson, 1 wofe Uarnnl today. in his speech' from hla rounlry charge Involving only the (laying to tha raoMaata ot this vicinity-1 Th* propoaad Increase In cost* . , . Constable W A B.*’A. Deck and Morris Denton horn* In connection with tho an­ of Dr James (!. Littlefield, 67It ha. haa. Intimated that of newsprint nait yetr U» yratentey and lod* 1 WOto sentenced to |uy a fine Ol nual Community Mobilisation for year-old physician—Dwyer waa there will ho oom* discussion of American published w ll apC nly j - jj ^ ( )Mr|c( I $1$ and rods when tnry pleaded Human Nerds, to give -moral and hurried away to Portland to faea th* propoaod BL Johna-Indlan praximate $15,000,000. i f was M i guilty to rhargea of assault and financial support" to prlvalo a similar proceeding for the slay­ Blror Cana] which both men ara said In a bulletin Issued by the -j-j, , woman era allege1 battery. And Carol English, held ing or Mra. Littlefield. charity because: * « “ “*;* . « „x , , .v 1 comniltbew o f tha h, „ , tolrn wr, r)ng ,p p „ rl * on a charge of drunkenness, plcadWalter Abbot, DwyaFg "The Federal (lovemment with E. _ f," '“ * "I* American Newspaper PaWkshare' I<ouU# y ounf |h# „ lu# of * ad guilty, and was given a similar irM lIsw t ■■ WHS two) court-appointed attorney, aald tha C. R Mason, pros Went of thr krtoeopal Church will b* In Aaaociation. .1 Waa estimated at $15. sentence plea In the South Part* charge Florida Audubon Boclety was the eharao of tha maoa far th* The bulletin assarted that drasn r jro*a will he Held * J. Wk Branch, charged with guest would be insanity. . speaker at th* regular laachaoa. ] Ue radoctlou In ennsump^on by, c^onty Jail unUl they art l, operating a truck while Intoikat* weekly luncheon of the Junior T. W. Lawton To Dwyer, »%l Sheriff FTffirlJt -------------------.BOWupapora may be exported to, before Justice of Pear* - ad, pleaded guilty arul waa fined waa unnerved at hit brief appear­ Attend Conference ance rLxjLwxiia.f-n.awax V a w r o Wlow tb* Incraased coaL'koroing gotwrt, tk . Uttor part ol I $100 and coaii by the County Chamber of Commarc* In Eddie's before the bar Jle changed Restaurant In the VahV'i Hotel I G e o rg e to w n N e g r o I aa It does on the heel* el rising l J9dge. T. W. Lawton, superintendent hla story materially, Franc!* add­ today, according to E. E. Lancy, Hurt In Knife Fight ^ rtat _______ - - flea president. of public Instruction of Bemlnu'a ed, In a second confession, saying The fact that many people be­ County, will attend the meeting thla time that he hilled the physi­ lieve certain types of birds . and of the South Florida Brhool cian for money and not—aa ha had animals destructive waa brought Officials Association In Arcadia aald teforo—because of a "dirty crack'* against the Dwyer girt ‘ i S S ! ; >»» - - H out by Mr Mason who said that tomorrow. th l. morning M * raanU of kidf* K T S J * Tha program outlined for lh* friend. none waa really destructive and wowada htfUetod by David OUkl should be protected from guns of occasion will consist pf addresses Dwyer was picked up Saturday Klavan persons charged with after a abort argument Bandar many hunters. Other Intrrriding by the various members ot the In North Arlington, N. J.; thi pa. violation of City Ordlnaaoa* foci* pertaining to tbs wild iif* association and guests who will Ilea found -him asleep la an abba* wars triad before City JadSi | of this atit* were brought out by discus* currant problem* with mobile—Little field's —I*' which th* bodies of the two vlctlmd war* Frank L Milter la a session of tho speaker. g • I which the organisation Is con­ bandied. tho Municipal Court raeterdalj fronted. After the address by Mr.cMison, Apples And Prunes Tha b*n*flia of th* n*w bud- Th* prosecution's contention to It woo voted that the organlutim Chargto ranging DoS To Be Given To "Poor afternoon become a member of the Florida tg*t tew, will b* dlsrutaad by F. that h* killed the physician In rock leu driving to driving white] Audubon Boalaty and that th* N. K. Ballsy of Highland* coun­ South Paris and Mra- Littlefield The comhjedit* tl.lrtbutlou di­ lotoilcaled WOTS filed (reload mej aria I sent to th* J*y Crcs aa ty and Dr. E. U Morph*!, of In New doucaster. Both, aald M* vision of'tba Slat* ‘Board of those who wars brought befori a Yaealt of Mt* membership would tRo BUI* Department of Edu- qualntaneea, had hofrimdod tha youth. !Jjj bo given to the Sanford Junior Welfare haa roealvog, aaaUor tho court, v: Jodaoo D. Walker, Orange nigb School as 'a donation from tb* Junior chamber of Commerce. couoty auporintendent, will giro a report on (he progrees of the LOCAL Railroad Tax Balt and T. M. Johns, superintendent of tha Ar­ cadia Baptist Orphanago, will Partly cloody, showers dlocua* tha relation of Kdaea probably ending hi south Urns to crime wllb lb* oaoombly. and near the East Coast ! Tho praeeot operation of tho day morning) cooler W* Compulsory School Attendance and In aerthwest and . Law nod sagguted legUUtloato north portions tonight I ■droagthen II. will ka dl**osaed northwest r’ b SI _J ----art..Florida—portly . aa _J»_a_ hr Mr. Uwteo and Don T, Mans L•. ■ __ . \ •* IMdrtl W ? ' e ■f C. R. Mason Is Principal Speaker At Jaycee Meet 3 S S T S Eleven Persons Dwyer Enters Plea Of Not Guilty; Is Held Without Bail �mnuvvtnm Combatting Diseases OS Dm tp tn din# side, the Cbtaf Rzscatfah said namgropa f a tte n A t le a st seven m ajor disease* declined 70 percei m ore in m o rtality during th e p a st 25 years. This is al by a release recently received "frorh th e M etropolitan Insurance. Company which declares th e record Is Jo m arkable th a t It will go down In h isto ry a s an out* Ing public health achievem ent. “T he control of typhoid fe v e r le public-health ach m en t num ber one," says a com pany bullstin. “The c r a te from th is disease wa« reduced by over 90 p* d u rin g th e period, and h a s dropped from a leading tlo a to one of very m inor Im portance. T he greatest lad triton Hpes tort Apr* to * ertosa bpmdftkf, Including tapes*' OS MOOyt for Um n ilro u l to* tin m rn t program, . legislation authorising m m s p ln s w l tee re­ fund* under die Social Security Act o ln i of D '— e-.Tt.a_*M *. . A■MW a.- w-■«.»*. am Public e . worms ffliinuiriiw n ’iw two yaafi. to « d brought HJ’ m 'iGIJfT mi* a Bkfli f i u fKvtpiii-• • pioneer emergency fmidtag agency within wMrt ha* pumped a t holism* ef dollars late chiaheti of finance. “XAlfieA']Pa&ral Covert: merit reUdf hritHUeS’ have' to’ he ear* rifled, fR***' M eef need, ha' no netMiUto mu* ho taIf WUil • . I., ' > i— volt ala* hiked W t h . doflcli for this tote T h a t rouble fn Palestine I* be4 fomented a t least partly by ulait agents, another something eitempi*Ud to improve ItaloOWcfiel Lindbergh has renewed B Wmmission h r tha U.-S. He­ w s Flying Corps. . - proving At a lot of rumors are circulated hick aren't true. 1 hit year copy k>f TM Sanford lid's special Million n*zt Mon to tom* friend In th* north. M il p srt to h elp . advertise «td, to msks Ssnfftrd gfdw prosper- Another Florida newspaper ha* MU sold to northern Interest*, glut B. Knight of Akron, Ohio, la jtp t bought the Miami !!«r- f amine, condition* may he A bettor than thay were but ds^gaalon will not be com­ ply oyer until s fellow can let' 'for hia rent without be condemned a* a capitalist. 1 Nineteen personi wer* klltod I t a * a Mg tfflftwri Airlines tram* K l'pU ns trashed tn Wyoming. t f doesn't item to b« any gen91* why *f brtagtog on* of those •tonei down against a .mountain L’ .T lu if w»» ao Ilk* ‘praaMent - Kaoaavrit (o Warn us h* might £ * * • *• Increase t**e* if tha gov- grometit Isn't more careful about V** 4,W* l \ • aflyr. he bag already , Aaablad them n a will have his - flit U Joke. .1^* *-f 1 ^ ’ a— Q trilta County thinks It I* good ptalaaM tv **nd Karl Ishmann Ikrotgrhoot New (England making pp*rih*a jgdvertHng Fionaa. The wag fo got touristy la M go after them. Aed tus e a r can gdt more of tbeny for l i k e Couaty than Karl h• Leesburg Commercial Hh If It Is constitutional for RUU ef Florida to collect a •MTee from a newspaper. LI ifig. MWapapm tnlgbt be inWtM- u an .ihfarfcrenca with f t o d A t l tha yvees, .but It la aa R Wh were In the position tbf matt thay couldn't pul in Baptist Church." Rainfall Retards Several persona were reaend from msroonrd homes In larlwrCelery Growth In han sections. New Orleans, Just recovering' Seminole County from a conlhmous 14-Inch ta la of r, Numeroua rural rend* wer* re ­ ported under water. J^otne of thorn eouta not bl used a; all. In lb* lower Mississippi River Valley section scattered lorupdoei • v s reported with rain* atuiatnr a totroauat mMsauroatml jo* t* » * v a c rj: “ HalriMi. Miaa« suffered a bU two weeks ago which flooded prac­ tically the eotlra city for hours, wa* soaked again by another tropi­ cal downpour of 866 Inch** from Hltdhiay afternoon *p to 9:00 o’clock thia morning. W atch A nd Je w flry R epairing Dta sto o d Mown tin g A nd E ng rav in g ....n U tfiw Almost h -tram with joy and eselutnent, Mrs. Raril* Lawaon Pays exclaimed “can you, believe It all” when tha trophy cup » u be*to wad upon her for winning tha National Women'* Amateur Ootf championship a t Memphis a t ths tipcnsc of her finals opponent. Patty Barg* Still In an attitude of wondering how It all happen*!, perhaps. Retells packed tha pretty prite In her baggage and set out for home In North Carolina. HOLLYWOOD RIGHTS AND SOUNDS pr bo bbin coons -______ trailing evening gown* for tha stare, and to Ignore what's going on In ths other feshton worlds— If they admit any other. Cement Tax IC ts lls s d gross Pago Ooet week compare* to the reported 18 Inch precipitation reported on th* lower R an Coast, and to tho eight inch torrent which fell in Iho lower Mississippi River V*U«y section yesterday. According to a report from tha Awsoclated Prase rains amoentlng to 16 Inches In the pari 10 days, continued Ip some aectlnns of the iddWWr’hn' Celefy Avenue fruit growing are* n tsr Vero 4her .day hit an upturned Bcaeh today. Drainage canals, although lazed la a bad hols In th* road, mt • brand naw tiro, awore to cepaclty, were reported carry­ aly. On# of th# haaVltat ing off much of the w ater' but td roads In Seminole seme citrus grove* were Heeded Catary Avanua la par- knee drop. If the min « t|p i soon Ik* worri- ' W . aW . aUd to and weather condition* Improve, citrus men said damage to groves weald he alight Full vegetable planting* in that Vicinity, jtowever, apparently have suffered severely. Roma planters DUtoouds A nd W atches Um T he h u t session o f th e L eg islature levied w h a t la In effect a ta riff on cem ent brought into th la sta te . The "ta riff" , la In th e n a tu re o f a IS p er ton inspection tax , and Its ptfrpoae I* to1 protect Florida m anufacturer* of cem ent. Aa f a r a* th e public n* n whole la concerned Ita result* will be" to raise the price o f cem ent, re ta rd construction. B ui th e re are two sides to the question, !>oth o f w hich are explained a* follows by th e Miami H erald; " I t Is adm itted, even by its friends, th a t th e law lay­ ing n per ton inspection tax upon cem ent b ro u g h t Into Florida from Belgium, O crnfiny and o th e r foreign places was nof given th e benefit of legislative d ay lig h t w hen It was padsed. On th n t scoro alone It I* a bad piece o f busi­ ness. "F u rth e r, It Is bound to dim inish th e Im porta o f fo r­ eign cem ent, and to some ex ten t a t least dim inish th e tiusifiel* of P o rt E vcrglidc*. M iami, th e p o rt o f Palm Beach and o th e r Inlets fo r cem ent ships. Trie price of cem ent may Increase and so reduce th e building in aoiith Florida. "On the o th e r hand, Florida P o rtlan d cem ent and o lher dom estic brands a re com peting h ere w ith a product th a t comes from low wage labor, from m anufacturing whose cost* a re not com parable to those u n d er w hich dom estic cem ent m ust bo produced. If a ta r if f la Justified, th is would appear to be a case w here a leveling Im post should lie effective. "F rien d s of th e act will deny, of course, t h a t i t U actually a ta riff. They contend th e | 3 per ton I* neces­ sary Inspection tax, even though th e collateral e ffect Is to penalize Im porters. Wo m u st assu m e th e ir m otlvaa In secu rin g th e passage o f th e act w ere rlg htcoua, although th e secondary effects m ty not be so considered By. those w ho buy cem ent fo r construction, o r by thoeo jvho m ark et foreign cem ent w ithin th is s ta te ." •' •• Engraving McLauiin, Jeweler 111 &Psfk Am thi most Praoa think* Joitruld have made his rtor by saying merely th e ir death retes a re concerned. Wtntor flavrn Her*Id la ef k b * that President Roost •aaldn't assk another term. loeecveH, that paper ssys, ► a a' rest. GAINZSVILLR, -<*>— Pisa* to tncroae* fund* sad broaden ths •arvlra of tho Florida Rotary EduesUonil Loon Cerporattan w m dtomosod at a mooUhg of rifle n i i r«;i Pine tW•tu i **» . Repairing WemomM&tttng irs ra s s ; M M upm A metfcan. ships hav# b-jen yyt In thk furrent war. but market hat certainly Ilka Um Leuritania- i be expended hi the mneUoratlen ef w a d botka l i l t he v u human wahft had dtaltom hi tha d re Wing the port* atringi on ootVarious conununltlaa of Uie land. Jape kg hath the Public Wort* r ”I nig this beieauee We lit agree A d d — W h s and Dm hig Reconi a^_ •»*___. ^ t * iuoii iM tasUM T a r ta r uhro* hm to nkr..m.iu n « uibiko — v—pm h ig h r a te prevalent y ears ago. D uring th e period lilT * 1015 th e tuberculoeis d e a th ra te w as 224 per 100,000. ’S i d w as reduced by 1931-1035 to 67 p er 100,000. and it wtu be only a little more th a n 50 per 100,000 fo r 1937.*' Ip percentage Recline o f m ortality, th e causes of d eath having th e best record* next a fte r typhoid w ere reported a s m alaria w ith a decline o f 87.8 percen t; diphtheria,’ 87.2{ d ia rrh e a and e n teritis, 82,7; measles, 77; whooping cough, 71.7; tuberculosis, 70.2; and scarlet fever, 69.2. T h e ’ou tstan d in g Im provem ent in the d ip h th eria fjftath ra te , th e sta tistician s explain, Is a reflection o f th e euc- C irrhosis o f th e liver de­ clined 68.8 percent and alcoholism 62.5 percent. D uring th e 25-year period, m o rtality from accidental knd unspeci­ fied violence exclusive of autom obile accidents w as c u t lu hair. I f automobile nccjdents had been Included, th* de­ cline would have been only 25 percent. • • /. Puerperal diseases exhibited a decline of 47.3 percent In th e death ra te per 100,000 d u rin g th e 25-yaAr period; R egarding th is th e com pany sa y s; “ A lthough a larg e p a rt of th e decrease In m o rtality from puerperal diseases U iin* to the fall In th e b irth ra te . It Is also tp le th a t In m ore -ecent vear* th e actual risk o f m ate rn ity h as really *rca*cft/' T here h i* been a drop of 44.2 percent In th e Ipfluenxa nn«1 pneum onia death ra te for th e 25-year. P«Hod. andI re-en t e x p e rim e n t are said to indicate th a t th e wldekpread use of seru m therapy will resu lt In a f u rth e r reduction of the death toll fo r pneumonia. H T h en a n aev»ral *hlrmUhee capable of banting out any min­ ute now. Ju .t read the "replace­ ments'' on current picture*. Ma­ rl* Wilson w*» to hav* played “Boy Meet* Girl’ bit th* studio revoked Jo** nlondell's tuspen* •Ion and-called her bark for tbs part. Anita Louis* wa» to Hare bam Maid Marian to Errol Flynn’* Robin Heod but Olivia da HavUand became available in time. Thing* like that a n hard to take, bnt don't necessarily lead to frada—because It take* two to make a feud. Th* other day, for In .lance, Olivia wa» being very friendly wlpi Anita’ Louisa. If AnIU seemed a bit cold about It, It may have been th* weather. (Holly­ wood's Indian *umm*r.) It'a nle* to know that Imagi­ nation |* not dead in Hollywood. T*k* theme several Item* ju*t received from the RKO publicity boy*, heatly typed on one page: Ann Sothem'a gnanddaddy send* her a rare old b ra n badwarynera baby colt arrive* at Barbara Htanwyrk'* liable*. Joe I'enner I* going to Immortalise UooCoo’* web-print* In tho cement of hi* badminton coart, Ann Shirley get* « 200-year-old to* act from a fan, ate. And, at th* bottom of the abret, thia confidential memo to tha publicity chief from tha au ­ thor: "All but th* Bothero Item of thia group I* mad* up." Th* atyl* designer* of Hollywo*d at* rod to the far*. They're emb*m**ed a t the way women'* •htrta—In New York and Pari* dmJ*n*—at* going up. And th e / c a n t do much about It rithar. TRay bar* to go on making dressed" a to n lack Uia proper calve*. Bring stars, they must lie protected, and th* protection process involve* fashioning long dr**M* also for th* oth«r girls who really have file* leg* but must hid* them for th* ask* of t£e stars they suppm-tl , j 'j i, ’ fSW3 JJ,0W Included ths | 200,; boo,000 to be spent for payiag off debt Exclusive of thia, the net de­ ficit wai forecast a t 9698,146,000, compared with a forecast of 9416,000,000 last April and a net dvflrlt or 91,707^47,000 in tho fiscal year ended Jana SO Mr. Booaavrit gave no ration for his sharp reduction in the reve­ nue estimate for this year, but autbnrtttai assumed t t J wad predicted un the s s v m stock, market de­ cline sftd meant down-*w)ng* hi . Martin’s Garage A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 o f PM* dun MCOMlta. I helped ywagtow y n help me Oewral Repairing Troth A Auto Bsrrieu Badtau BpHagm—Trailers A price ysu.c*n afford to pay ■ 87.60 R ealistic and Ritlbigs $5.00. 86.50 E U G E N E Shampoo A Pingeruravs A Cocktail Facial with Pack. All O ver R inglets $3.50 This 1* Th* WIRBLKftS. la Allowing »> 10th Anniversary SALE Tha Newest Thing tn Perma­ nents—No heat, tbs most natu­ re! self setting wave, lasts long, er—every one guaranteed. Ths m a t price la 9780. • f o r a limited time 85.00 C hildren's Curlx On T he W ireless fo r $5.00 $3.00 Shampoo A Flngerwav* e - Martin's Garage W. G. Fields' hand* are soft aa Baby LaRoy'i used to be— and by the way, What* happened to Baby le R o y l. , ., George Hayes will never again accept a role on Friday th* 19tht Huge Ransom Has Been Paid For Mr. Rpss family had Ik-ci, doiAI*-cro*aad. S. The Rrnwlng fi-nr that Roe*. •uder.'iig from • n lieort aUment, could nol bo ■Irllvi-roS Hive. At a»y roip, the slate* attor­ ney* ixillen and federal agento under Karl J. Connelly prepared for a ylgorou* hunt a* lima daly compounded iho mr*lory. no*a wa* carried Off by IbroU men «lm ornrtdnk tha ‘ car In whleh h" wna roiuntlug frbas Bycamiwe, Ml, with a former Mcrotary, Ml>e Ftoresn FTtobart. Th* Hrol' blood of tha AAarfrao War of Independent* Was ■had, motl historians sgrsa, fn th* Westminster (Vt.) massacre BORAH OCPOMp {IBRrTTNG •. BOISE. Idaho, - tip ) — WUIIam K. north, a Republican^*** t f th* Samite, In * formal statement yes­ terday said ha “atroisgly advtaea ■grinat" * pre-esmveattan meet lag of th* RepubticM Party. “Th* great object km ta Um teaVenttan or gatberthf ta 'th at A would hav* ae authority, ne aathtnltaUy behind %* ha dactarod. AwdfAaMmw _ ■„ « tti. ■* Wfll publish a special edltlMi next week that wlU be mailed away to over 1JkJO prospective winter visitor*. Itila sdit^m M ll be filled with interesting news p o rt's n f tr i A fiv a v -tto a im o e itss r i , n „ | . r __ * ___ mid advertisements About Sanford Co.yn.ty. Sanfoid has people who yiait Florida iivety year, w hjrthiy Bbould visit Snnford and Sei The Herald’s -Mail-Away” edition will fa Oowsm ymilMwias --a,L n u ! Wvl1 toatatata s 3SS �.» -• s : }*•%'.• ; v ; 7 ., -’ : m m s s tm t «DEAD a r t NEWS BRIEFS •f 0rtar te' -------- 1 . " e«n«fUM Feem WjH Om' nnnnunrwimiil by J U ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Sockty Editor i Levins Bell.'Wade Mahoney. BaatmMona may 6a nude Hr catling Tfl-J. The Weklva Lodge No. 171U A. to & it. t . , meets at the Kike Hall at S;03 o'clock. ■ The buelneee end aoclnl meet­ ing of the Ladles Auxiliary Temple Beth Israel wlUb* held at MO o'clock In lfayfalr, Hoeteeaea far tha evening wUI bo H n . A, Jacobam and Ufa- it. Jacobeon. THURSDAY The Friendship Laagna of the Congregational Charch will meet a t the home of Mrm. John Bolly, Wcat SWa, at 8:00 o'clock. > *A aabecrlplloa Brtdgn Party will be glren by IkJ 'Semlaole nigh School IVT. A. a t 'th e Efka Club at >:00 O'clock. JFor raaenrVtlone call 4ZS-W or 1U. 'The regalar meeting' ol' Semi­ nole Chapter No. I, Older of laatem Htei will p»eet at the Maionlc tu n at T.’JO Velock. ’ FRIDAY Tha Junior Woman'i Cltb will hare n subscription Bridge Party a l 1:30 o’clock, h r 1reeervation* rail 329-M or 7B-J. 1 The alrl Scoote will meet ol l : t l o'clock at tho Little Houee. “Easy Living?' Has »‘a the guy who said somtabcAit pen a lea fronr- heaven 7 dolt*iw—fifty ttmusond of thikl—for ‘beautiful Jean Arthur in' tha shape Of a gorgeous-oefcle coat-lh “Busy iJvteg.’''the delight­ ful comedy 'whkh' opertr at tl«e Rita Wbdneoday.» T *11 ’■ ' The' riat (*nv wafting out af heaven Id her ’While she waa rid­ ing' to work bn top of a bha ond virtually took poaaeoaton of her, It loft* het fob fer her) won her a lavish suite hi a fkihtonable hotel, led her Into all kind* of dlffteultles, Ahd Wound op by wlnrdng her a hukband—handeomo Ray- -Milland. • ....................... *’ It**’all imirt, k*y and sophisti­ cated fun of tha typo‘which made "Mb' Bebd* poo* tu Town" ’ and "It happened'One Night* Such i|r light fUl1successl WHtlbn Hr P*eatorj Marges, ' and1 dltettrd by MitchefT Lelaen, "Easy Living’' has a brilliant coat which - Includes Edvnrrd Arnold, Lula AlWRl, Mary t i n t ariS over * score of other notnl players. Tbe story begin* when Arnold, “the Hull of Broad Street,* p a r ral* with hi* wife, Mlad Nosh, over (A* purchase of n 'rbat, high In thsir penthouse home' o « ‘‘ Fifth Avenue, In a'moment ef n g e he hurl* the coat down into tb* streeL It falls Hite Mlaa ArfborD top, Slid from then on thing* beg ft to heppen thick and fast, with repafrar Ston* on the-Stack Eacfaange, tha folk* Department and an auto­ mat restaurant' where ‘MBland, Arnold'* son who rad wway frmh Homo to ranks good, I* employed MilUnd wlna Mlaa Arthur after- a whirlwind courtiBlp of forty-sight hectic hours. Of Internet to a number ol friends ta Hanford |a the anl o l a t M h i . i t the amrrtego at HIm Edith Larona of Chlpley and Don F. Wade of thla city. - Mlaa Larina la Ule daughter of Mr. and Mm j. W. uariaa of employ, and- Hr. Wade la a son of 'Hri and Mn. i. J, Wade at gaatcid. They wore married In the first • Mothud 1st Chnrrh hi DaLaM nt 'M^a • o'clock Bunday afternoon! Tito ceremony waa parlormod by the Roei W. M. Craig. peal or of tha ebutfb. * ' The atarple bat hn pcBootre rim ceremony ' area attended oaly by member* orth o family aod Intimat* trtondo. Soft mu ate wta played daring tha exchange at rowo, by Mn. Robert Altaa, at tha organ, * Mfai natty . Larina, sister of tha bride, acted at maid of bon* ..crctm r Of «>o *l«lc nrgaDltn- 1Amro* where,.* N n M M U ! lh tl Dooley hod «Mog* r f j t The reanlnr scheduled meeting .pneedly froia'A I ttlU ll M I l . o f the Huhforil Klwnni* flub will t wiring. No dams#* » u dda be | mi<I|n» N ihlo weok. Record- Jih l c t l , , FH lC M w .’ Inc 111 un announcement made loml stated. * • ’ *J? today by b. J. N il. TO* meeting - *■ . 1 V;. of the cl*I* oodles ol Bastard T - . Umi t* to bo hold of ibo Pariah IN e g T O A C C U 8 W ^ \ F I llonro pun orrow n«on l*a atlendi-d by the Klwanl* croup, M . 3/ 11 Personals Mr. nad MTn. Walter Carter OtM o apeat ■yaateiday Ta inferd at tendtag to baaloan. nl will lbe>' MofctoittaxiDHoNI. * - ■ The Cclrry Romp, Mo. 0M. of the Woodmen of the World, will meet In reenter reunion tonight at the American l Aft on llul etartlng at 7:10 o'clock, accord­ ing to an announcement made this morning by C. C. Collin*. The meeting will be featured by a national and local report of the progret* nf the Victory Dr|jt* that Ii* : mnv being held througl MitMUaBi* ■*—«.: *» Mlaa Carolina Collier epent the I* J. Bueh of Attanla, Oa. la the gueet oP D t abuf Mm* J.' N. Tolkr at their Mhno-'M R. Tehth Street. I h. It hetto i. u. L ■ ■•!'<» .- i. .. Mr. end M m -James 9mHh an­ nounce 4hb Mrth O t a aon, Ronald, S otn n d ap 'lt’Ut* F t maid-Laughton Memorial >ft<*p(tat "M- : I to, i*l tl> mil aI Miea Art* Stenetrom of Winter ftatm Waa l barmack end gutri'of Mrs. Murray Kanre and ton, Nolley. ot Tampa a r t the guests nf Mra. Nnnee'a parent*. Mr. and Mr*, n. H. Tolar, ot, (heir home Tim Plumin' romnilllre nt the on Magnolia Avenue. Seminole High tu-hnnl p.T. A. Friends of Harvey Swanion will met this ufteruoon at the be glad lo tram that he haa re­ homo nf Mra. F. H. RoumlllaL Final arrangrmenta wera made lumed to his home from the tor the 8 uh*«rtptton Dridge Par­ Femald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ ty to ba -given Thursday night al pital where he underwent an oper­ • :04 o'clock at the Elk's "Olab. ation recently. Prlie* for high score, arreeno. and a door prlso will bo glvon V f i , U P- ftoyie. -Mr*.- HaW* and refroahmenlk will ba aarrotl. ktn* Connelly, Mr*. Roy Holler For tetorVatlous cull 4II-W or and Mr*. Joe Mb'teh left yester­ day for Lauren*, ft. c.. where 118. MombrFi ot tho committee they will visit Mr*. Boy leg* arp'.- ktr*. V. A. Palmsr, Mrs/J. mother. Ht. Clair While. Mrs W. L. Mor-’ Friends of Mrs. pearl nan (an. Mrs. F. S. Laaaon, Mra Paul Peaold, Mrs. M. Mlnartk. Mr.. sett wttl ba glad to Jewfn that J. B. Cogburn, Mra. B. 4* Per­ aha la ’ Improving rapidly after kins. Mr*, a. D, Bishop, Mrs. R. haring been 111 at her1 home on A. Newman. Mrs. M 8. Wiggins, Magnolia Avenue tor several Mra. W- R Dlghton rad Mrs. F. days. ’ E. Roumlltat. Lonnie C. Kinard Died This Morning Lonnie C- Klnsrif, 41. died at Mlaa Louisa Mixon, Daughter of; hla homo at bit tv’. First Street Mr.- and Mr*- W. M. Mixon, and' early this morning, Jack Denton, son of Mra, J, T.' Mr. Ktnard ns* operated th* Dentofi, ef Crvocmt City, were I ■mail store near his home far married last wight at the home of- Berersl year* and haa been en­ R W. Wave. Tbe ceremony w st gaged In the mercantile huslaeaa pertorwed ' f In the presence of 1 In' Banford since 1911. He haa been a resident ot member* of tha immediate fam­ Banford for orer to year* and ine*. Mica Mima waa attractive In a wa* bom in Carlton coantr. S.C. II* I* survived by bla widow, green wool sport suit with black Mra. Doasle Kinard, eight broth­ accessories. Tho coapt* left immediately fdt er* rad throe stater*. F u n en r gervltw will be held Crvacent ‘CKy where they will In Ih* r im Baptist Chufcb moke their home. Tho bt U* ha* lived In Sanford! Wednesday efteraoea at 4:03 a number bf year* and attended o'clock with th* Rev. W. P. Brooks, pastor of th* church, ■ra. Fred Forward. Couaty Seta Mold'High School. Mr Dewlea attended high school officiating, assisted by Dr. ' ft. P T. A- ehelratao, taoUiled «s* D. Brownlee, paster of th* Fra* offloer* at the Aral mootlag af In Craatoh t Cttk and la coatee tee byioCira Church. with > F rith Exchange there. Officers Installed By Eaaf m & T- A* V> Parks CHICAGO, —Less thaw i t hour* after police raided a waftber ef icrease hOTfeogue show* and csoofeta, ar­ resting 70 Wotncri and 4g itiari on rhdtgba «f -prewnting: tnflecent parferwiraces, •• the place* w en operating as usual dhow moat go on," sakf the triahagert. Fifteen minute* before bta birth In a hospital at Jaraay City, N. J- tha beaft nf Mr*.' l*abel Garr)'s btby aon stopped beating, doctor* *ald. and he waa rMhrtred without akm of Ufa. But adren­ alin* b^eetlon* and artificial r*»pl ration started him to breathing lb minute* later and now ba 1* 'thriving normally, aa tha picture at left ahoWi. Mm Garry, wife of a ihtpyard . worker, ia »hewd fright)’ Uniting the good newt. Those In allrndanrn at the conference from Seminole Coatr ty yesterday were: Mr* Doro­ thy laimb, Mr*. Fred Williams and Mn. Voile William*. Lost Airliner Found On Peak; All Are Dead Dr. Mali*. Duque, 03, Cuba'* firit iccrrUry of public neeun, I* thown submitting to Inoculation with a cancer.ou* filtrate al Havana lo test hi* theory that cancer 1* caused by a filterable virus Dr. Gustavo Odio de Gland* Is making the Inoculation. ______ M edical Association Stock Market Warns Against Drug; Breaks In New Proves Fatal To Nine Selling Wave CHICAGO, (let, 19 GP) The American Mrill ral Assoelmlnn ContlnuvU Wreie Ps*. Oe# warned pabllcly ye*leed*y of » dumped in frenxleil selling rem* drug preparation which the »«• InUcetit of tlm IIKSU crash. Flocks und bond* begged for ■oelatlon said apparently rsusi-d nine death* In Talsa, Okla, and buyers un neroimt after account which had been widely distribu­ was thrown overboard. On the New York slock exchange losses ted elsewhere. Dr. Mortis Fl’hbetn, editor of up tn III n shsro were recorded the journsl nf the Araerlrsn’Miil- in trailing favorite* with similar teal Association, released "for the lus.es on the New Volk curb *■• protection of the public" an ed- change. On thu listed bund market Itortad to be, published In Iha losses rang ini: to 1100 per 11000 journal, attributing tho iiehih* bond were recorded to in elixir of suiranllamlde Tlir Dow Jones leverage for sec­ Df." Flshbelfi said the. prepara­ ondary rails went to a low since tion In question was only re­ Dee. II, IWCl, while stock averages cently placed on the market hr all were nl Inw* slnre t#3t —-the «ne firm and (bat 171 shipments industrial sveisge breaking more bad been made to drug aloree than 10 points in the greatest de­ throughout tbe country. T h o s e cline since June id, 1910. * shipments, he aald, were being Trading was enormous, th# eolume for the dny reaching 8JJ0J 80 recalled Dr. pishheln explained sulfa- »ham, largest sines March and th* nllamldo I* a "very valuable" ninth three million shape day of wow draw weed prioc'pally In the yesr. In the last hour aa tell­ troatment of streplocnri-u* Infec­ ing gained it. greatest headway. tions. menlngtrt* and gimorrhea. 1,390,000 shares were traded arid bat that H can have dangerous at time* ticker quotation* were ai quant ile* and without a dm tor's many ax six minute* behind floor advice. Many medical supply operntlonst The finsl quotations bouses distribute the drug, usw apiwared on the tape IB mteutaa •Ur In tablet form, he ssbl It after close of the market- The lg being sold In drug store*. Ik. Baal hour was the beeriest slniM Ftshbrln explained, cllb'-r with hour since Feb. 17, 1033. Of wtlboul a pbyslrlan's pre­ There was no explanation h scription. Wall Stris-t, steeped with gloom. "Nine out Of It persons wht No one would forveast when th* bar* been draw a prnprleiary decline would he arrested. The ollslr of th* ■ulfowllanildr died racestij |a Talss, okls.. from antrrim which apparsntlr r-,ul3 ed dtrectly from poisunlnr by Head ( oscb Leonard MeUicaa tbts aUstr," tb* edltortxl **M. f the 8 emln«l" High tfekoot Owe patient has rororend Irtcry Fed. and his oeaUtaWta. lux. Jijrt’rsfk'-n and Woodrww leer, Were host* last night wtifVi Th* first Nobel pe*iire prise winners, wer* Heart Dunait* key look |K of the friddeih 10 [tilt (a to *€•<* tin*' Miifciil ihdwlfif Swiss. and Frodarlc E th« Suuml niiii. "Footbath" French, tn IN I. s c ii k ^ a t traallaM* rraas r » n Oae| Calif., company employe. Chariea D. nenouf, Washington. D. C., farmer company district traffic manager. Mra. Campbell Prltchelt. society woman, formerly of the Washing­ ton, D, C. Star editorial staff, William Plschel. OS, Salt Lake City attorney. ^-Dr-A—McMillan, 01 Murrey, Utah, bank president. Mr*. J. A. Hammer, Cleveland, company employe. , W. J. Hart, Sharon. Pa. John Conboy, Cleveland, com­ pany employe. Charles 8. Jamison, 4A Denver, head of llie Jamison Produce CompandC. I,. Jsnien.' 27, San Fran­ cisco. Dr, Iau Is Gross, New York heart specialist. William Pitt. 31. and James Pergola, 37. news editor and cameraman, respectively, for the l*sthe News. Ine., New York rxrrciar* al the Florida Stata waa |*tl<d l»ere. -r ^ V.1’. College for Women tonight J ; - ... ■ - .*>' In tho alory pf the auto accident ^ n ^ ° n Which appeared In y»*tcid»y» O n Q U C B u Q tlB U f . ' J Hanfonl H*r*M the following cor/» s. c VJri.'R . ',H-, v reel Ion i* to ho made Ratliff and TOPEKA, Kaak,, >0^ ^ )S, Sons Junk yard" should have hern —Alf M, Leaden. today^fH "Ratliff mid Son* Used Car Lot." to aitdraaa what be tarrawT1* -------lion-wide mate' amwtMgt WH Two roujilp* were married In the radio,* in hi* aaytaltf aaslfe home of County Judge n. W. Ware publknn Praaldtntlal, abrnRlj laat night, according tn an kn- him • > < >t : nminccmcnt today. | Hr aald that the epeet&l The couple* were: Iau I*o Mixon ulrd fmm 0:30 U 10 IBtMr of Sanfonl and Andrew Jtckion day night, will ba ■*v«W: dY Denton of Palstka; Stuart Robin- .pie*Hons of the day. Tha ritrkitgMt krvg g-'fe an er* r-k a d w | - i t U . C GETSINCRKA8 K LOS ANGELKH, - ( f l l -A fte r three mnnthe of blclte/lng bi-lwesn Ms aunt and Melro-UoldwynMsyrr Studios, Fn-ildle Dsrtbolo' mew yrstenlsy got a | 60,000-oyear pay Increase—plus one dollar t week spending money Itnt Ice* a-oerri*. »narm efim ksm Warm*—ivrr cwswes Jtlf »,«■> cous^ Wednesday Thursday Jean ”jBasjr Pat O’BftlEN'"dan 0 fedSdKtRWBSaS I irs. fkJIJrxe MM it. O »Ulh»u wkljjAYHEi Vermifuge. Three pay** < Your Danger For A SupcrUtirw ro matter how many PICKER-UPPER TRY A ~ -m PEDICURE EVALEEN’S Far s lift—It beats a cocktail For a comfort—It welcome! tho** new fall shoes. EVALEEN’S BEAUTY Futures Tell tbe Story ^ASSOCIATED PRESS PHQT0 § the world. / # r pttal, tw tft mrm t ttv r r r t* l» ▼ • t [THIS PAPBR % ■ HurUltff E tlif llW with lgtooV Left)O' QHb m W ■a t P.T.A. Finance Group PfaviB Bridge Party ' Tb* national pant awrrlca rwportsd th' seerotary take* r*>Hritay that 11,334CO* person*. *C she.eighth ol 1tha tsottea's population, visited tb* oraoa this pwsr, >4 percent mor* tho* lost ^ of f t f * street! i S k ■we Ooet ,o n ' Id through- of pink ro***, ’ Tho brtdo waa attractlraly drested In a’ two-Pltca gray trav­ el In* suit and a dobonnet hat. with rail, and accessortea all Ih dobonnet Her bootpret waa of red rooe* and ml ley lilies. Theodore Wedo of Day (on* Friend* of Jamea Out will be Beach aerred hit bruiher o* boat gl*d to learn that be Is improving man, •ftdr having undergone an. opt-caMn. Wade came tn DoLand tlon at the FrmaM- Laughton Me■even yean aao ond la now ta mortal lluepRal recently. charge ■of tho filling and alter 1 , # -- •Don department of O. A. Dreka Mr*. Joe Gonxalrx and baby ami Co. have returned to their homo from Mr. Wado la a native ot the Peniald-Langhtm Memorial Georgia, and t* In builneu In Hospital' Sanferd. Afto* a wedding Irl* to Miami — Dr.-ai»d-Mr*. -J—N. Tolar - r e ­ and Palm Bauch, Mr. and Mm turned Sunday from Charleston. Wade will ba at home In Sanford 8- C. where they attended Home­ at 7M Went Flnl Street. coming at the CKadcT. Miss Louise Mixon, Jack pen ton Wed The local firm * * h a d tU * ' , u, In OOtotWI 1 W****-} M M .ritm o o h THo, �M -. - - I .. (field Drill. On AO Of Gators X r Spinner And ReverM . For Oncoming Contest Codjr Is Pleased Ed Spring! In DeLand Drilling His With His Saab* rg On A Defensive Program For In Sewaanee tilt Both Ground And Air Playa -j- ; — rads worked hard dsrlnf (h but Interesting practice Inning tits bard work was il v a n s op drills and the ■ad kicking of the oval. IcLoeaa tbao took orsr Per to uw drill field and an their spinner pups sad •tog ef Ike many fevers* at tho > n i are now using i several new tricky plays I he used m the DeUnd ■ _ ** SEMINtiLE COUNTY RECORD REPORT — Wn*ni, Leon M. To Mr*. Rflfe Basis Wright, t i l l Final Dterse \ Frestoa. if, Fred, vs Kalbl^s* Preston, 4-7-IT. Dlvorc# grant* Rollins Works Out With Fresh la Scrimmage laitattallens Tatuih, j, n., 3rd & U*pl« Are. Carr, K. It., 7IS Myrtle Ara. Kina. W- J . . I 01 Maple Ara. Fleischer, Sirs. Jsmile. 101 Bast tftli HI. Anderson,.' .William, 107 Wage 4th SC • • • Tan Also Get Look At Ohio Plays By Freshmen O u t f i t g tills time, the Fed Una rklng on its charging and iking on the many IIm i <whmh backs most go the 'supposed to be made’ each H ubs McCracken, who ding the lint, than com* ' haekflsld ef several ex* •men and a regular scrim•salon was bald tbsre a t Quarterback Hackney 4 carrying Ball of Duka gritted his teeth and‘ smashed with full fores Into the Georgia Tech defense in the game a t Atlanta, but the engineers' line didn't give an Inch. This ictlon shot suggests the grimness with which th i battla eras fought. Duka, coming In from behind, 'Inally eked out a victory, 20- 10. ' ________________ ___________________________________ gave Ihe Ttgefk the h is t trou ble. * , The Maroons rtcortl th a yssi shoes that they ara n r fruni being one ol the lop teams !r the conference. Tessa a . *nd M. took them by 14 to 0, Follow ed by the shellacking adminis­ tered by Auburn. Mississippi w|ll present the dolors with a potential AllAmerica cantor In Dave Price This veteran is one ot the out standing linemen In lbs Booth Ed Manning, Saturday's sur prise package, add* to the Hat of reserves.of the Gators snolh-, ar man who IrUI see action. This stocky tailback showed some beautiful open Bald running that gave warning to "Tiger Mayber­ ry" that be h is oompatltlon. Be­ tween tha two of them Florida will have a fd*t offense for 14 minutes. Tha squad leaves for Stark.villa Thursday so Intensive prac­ tice la the word for tha week. Head Coach Josh Cody gava praise to the work of the sec­ ond team as b s.to td tha squad, **Wa ar# pleased .to know that wa can put yon boy* la (ntura games and depend upon you." I nod gsvo tlwm many plays .dummy scrimmage but in a momenta gava them the works. I regulars hod n tough Um# king the scrubs forward wall J h t first few plays but liter rSeere able to gel thredgh and ■XVst, stringsrs pulled five Mowd plays during the rough N r In D slenil Coach E d Inga b drilling his boyu on a naive program to be used In Sanford game. ‘Coach Springe Iso drilling the baekfleld on a su ite program in order to t the aerial attack in which the It have so fa r been successful- tis B* Team To jf Lyman High yhounds Friday a Bible's sound picture, battle with the Leesburg. Tallow IB," a t tha Hustle High Jackets OcL, 1 1 . Martin Journeyed the Panthers held no prec* Ito Jacksonville last week to attend ■Ion. 'th a Lose burg-land on UlL H* be­ string Panther* have no Havas tha Panther* wUI be up ■heduled this wseh, and against their toughest opponent win spend tho weak drill- 4whan they line up with tha Yal* m In preparation, for their low Jsekuth a g ifte d TECH IN NIP-AND-TUCK GAME IIARTHAN » SHIFTED ATHENS, Oct, II. —VP)— Coach H arry Mehre announced yesterday the shifting of Captain BUI Hartman, Georgia's all-Amer­ ican bid, from fullback te left halfback and the permanent layoff • f alar back Hairy Sieves* Gwell~To Hold Tough Scrimmage This Aftnrnopp Stew Ryan Expected To Report For lit Time Since Injured DELAND, Oct., 10. — Taking things easy In their first session i Inca their victory over Tamp* University last Frlda> night, the Stetson Itsttura worked out at at llullcy Fluid lure yesterday afternoon with a short punting and passing drill, but Coach Brady Cowell promised his lough scrim» mage today against tha fresh"1 thought Uw boys ought fa have a IftUu limbering op after their tough gnmo against Tampa* Cowell said, "But we'rs going to get down to serious business I * TIGRRS WORK ON AIR GAMB BATON ROUGE, L a , O ct, 19.— day." (d^—Louisiana State's undefeated, The Stetson mentors w en untied and unscored football teem pleased with the H atter offsoi* turned attention yeeterday after* against tho Spsrtfna, but hope to noon fo its as rial gams, both the strengthen the eiuh defensively offensive and defensive Phases, before the nest game, against' with an aye to protecting ita rec* Eraklne College here October 22. ord In the major Southeastern, con­ ference game with the Vanderbilt Commodore* In NashvtQa - Satur­ o u t m is s g e t s b e s t UNIVERSITY. Miss, OcL, 12 . - day. * W7—Anticipating a tough gam* Sslurday, Coach .Ed Walkqr gava his Mississippi regulars a reel yesterday, sending tha second tringers. McGlona, T. I c ,« l a*. To dastard AtlsnUc Nstlonsl Dank n o l b t t i t Baraka Ham* mock. K | of lot I of Mecca H am m o*, 1.14*17. Pea 4-1410. Bight percent ttSOO.OO. Crap Lolas Hacty, Carrie, at as. To Farm Credit Administration. *10-17. WS of MW4 of Becton SO-SOu . 1100.00. TingUy, Amos B* at as A. To Bahlord Prodoetlon Credit Asaedauaa. Fred T. Tlngtey, at as. t-tt-37, MW4 of BEt of section I M l -01 * U na lm- NEW YORK, O ct, 19, - W - Aetlslestlen el Mertneeee Brig.-tlen- A. IL'Crltchley, London fight promotor, arrived hag* yea* Nettelela LelUser Johnson 4k To A. B. Fetersoa. at ax. 14terday* with the proposal that MT. The Atlantic National Mika Jacobs stage a fight In Lon­ Bank, Jacksonville, Fla., |4,* don between Man Baer and Tom* #0404 Mtg. of I-I4 L Kao. In my F arr hut tho Elsa fall on deaf MW. Bk. 44 PS. 14. ears largely becaUso tha English­ men asked for *25,000 for tha rent Nettalaln Laltaar Johnson A. To A, a Petareon, a t uz, 14* of one of bla stadiums. MT. The 1 Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville, Fin, |14,* VANDY POINTS FOR L. 8. U. 444.44. Mt*. Of 4-1-If. Roe. In Mtg, Bk '44 Pg. II. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct., IB.— Tha so sH n a t Oo. Te J, F. Me* The Vanderbilt Commodores CUllaod, • ( u . , 14-7-17. Mtg. e f 14-11*22. Roe. In Mtg. Bk. H . PC. 444. Qlves io Security Bond A Mtg. Oo. IU44.44. Saner. A. D. A Elisabeth. To U, a A., 4-IM7. Mtg. ot 4-14*17. Rec. la MIC- Bk. 41, pg. M4. (44444, Seuer, A- D. A Elisabeth. ToU 9. A , 4-M47. Chattel Mtg. ot 4-14-tT. R e t la Bk. 4, ■ pg. Courleotta f t E ffic ie n t SER V IC E L it A F rench—TeL 9121 ENGLISH’S Gulf Station JACKSONVILLE1 * FLO RID A Fewsr #f Attemey HOTEL LEAMINGTON The flag of the President of Ihe Untied Slates consists of hie seal la bronta, upon a blue beck* ground, with a large white star la each corner, I IB T R JU T S t B1SCAYNE BOULEVARD B urfront Park and Biseayn* B ar Oy oafta Union Bos Station MIAMI, FLORIDA • O r s Bhkcfc P n a S h o p p in g D is tr ic ts a n d A n n Bummer Rates Until December W f with Balh—| 1»50; D* ' ^ » with Bath—22,00 Alfred Simona, Manager DAN DUNN •S.cr.i Op A d v e r tiie m e n ts IK K W U D S O n V E O P L C --* O N E IN IS T C R F M A N wood heaters—ask far ■laxity-Rogers. Hardware yOU BETTER S T E P P AW, 1 ON ■IT, D IC K , I W E 'L L . * T 4 4 E V L L WANT M A K E HJ T ’ STA R T* EA SV , J FOB RENT) 2 Oeragse close in. 114 Magnolia Av*. -.UNLOADIN' e W L FA&AN/d WANTED TO "BUT* Qeod milk eow. p, a Hlckock, a an era, FI*. Phoas DU. 19— A p a r tm w U F o r K e n t or out h is r« T w c n b DICK H U D S O N K *f S c C ° f t i ARC 1 C R S H I P C A R R V IN O ' il u d n T T W C SMI! S IG N A L S iICKLV, N t. M e a n t im e , in d a n o u n n 's RO O M , 441ft C H IN E S E G A R B 1ft AGAIN COM IN O IN T O U S E / WOLF, W E L L T R V W U LA N D A ttA W — T H IS T IM E A L IT T L E W PFCRCNT M ETH O O ~V O U « T A V H E R E AND R E S T U P*. A V O U fce N O T . �Seminole O m h t r P u d * * * * kafucd la T h u ^ u ly C a ttn l k City A ffn d b v Bull, Highway; And W atte T ra—yortattoo M ore,Fruit And Vu««Ublw H um Any, Sim ilar Jirm In America f ■i — — AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S T A P n _ — ■■■gpg^ggB SANFOHD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOAb R 20, 1MT NINETEEN DEAD ON WRECKED AIRLINER ♦ Intensive Activity Of »»__ —__ . ___ ■ — ----Guerrilla Units is ROUGETTE Pledges S e l f Never To Vote To Deprive Court Of Right To. Pass On U. S. Lawn E H / . ^ t A l , Ckt.. 20. —my— W W K Mn R. Jones Jr. High Honor ying Movement |At Far? « M« ‘ |oIst«rs_Market j BeceMng ders.Had Awaited. ews From Caoital r “YORK, _ .v ., • H l j l t t to d a y u tra d o ra folfa w td th r o u g h on y e a te rd a y 'a U itb h o u r w h irlw in d A lly t 'j t J . . , „ a«A*r a sp e c ta c u la r decline. M a n y ntockn o f th e court* ♦TO*! loariinm onronnnloa tuopfl MuchPrized Degree John It. Jure*, Jr., outstanding member of tho Seminole Chdpter of the Future Fanners of America laat fear, wa* among the 75 young farmer* who Hreivcd the highest degree* offered to Future Farm* era, the American Farmer Degree, at the antnnlut Inn's national eon* 'r*nlion hi Kan*a» City yralrnlny. . ™ c lnrnl ,“ / r" wly " ‘T * being nujtnlcd tho honorary ilc* 0f Ktalo Farmer of America which carries Willi It a cnah prlio at f.ri00 * Farm Implement retail store, utility, and moat m ttal and a i r t r i g IsatM were in the van with Some atecl* hesitant. “ D ie' tkim r (ape dragged be­ hind "tbs market on tho recovery alga to brokers that support was flhangh*. received tod 17 the tin t Independent reporta that Ike Jap­ anese nut only are slowed .down Spt are bring pushed bock on one Section of the north China front. Foreign report* from Tainan, tho*Shantung rep'itel, were that the provincial troop, under (len* ejpl H .n Fu-Chu are nuking •tru ly advances northward toward Tchchow nrar the nurthun provin­ cial (order. The Jajunrae alnul-fae* wa* •acribetl Jointly to lntcn»e activity of Chlnrie gurrrilla unit* and aascrlkitis that overture* are in for aw* com beIprogress 'S **|g ■ s e e aw e a w i n prom g , — j —be —— ^ twern the Japanese and tim ers! llan RYbll. MERCER In Shanghai Japanese spokesThis actress, who a* alio an man declared the Japanese troups were digging their way forward accomplished concert pianist, is against llte Chinese on the Bhsng- cast aa Ihe coquettish ladle* maid, Rougctte, waiting upon tha vam­ hsi front. United State* Ambassador Nel­ pire "Peace#." In tha Federal son T. Johnson made written re* player*' production of Miles Uloprrirntalion* to irm Chinee* gov­ riosus, the Boastful Soldier, com* ernment asking that Chines* war* ing her* under the sponsorship plane* i|ult flying over Ihe Shang­ of the local high school. hai Inlt-uia l tonal Settlement and NEW YORK. Oft., 20. -(AY the foreign dropping bombs —Frlir, M Warburg, mrmber areas. Thp Embassy represents* ] of n powerful banking family tkms, presented at Nanking, were | of two continent* and noted based on a report by Comul Cen­ jililUnthropl*l, died hero today tra l Clsrrnre K. Csuss showing j shortly Iretoro one |>. M. lie l.tr.m tlilnrse and 10 foreigners wa* fill yrar* old. II* . wa* tho kilird in the foreign arras. i president of Kuhn, Uoeh and Cliltirtu bomldng planes raided ('em[isriy. Death oeeurred at Japanese lilies In tha Shanghai Occupational license* lx-ramc his Fifth Avenue home Shortly TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. 20.—MY— sector with a mystifying absence due at the expiration of the old before Ills death his office said Alf M. Landnn summoned the of Japanese antbetreraft fire. license* bn Oct- 1 ami the new that ne linil lierti confined tn hi* nation's republicans laat night to Inslra.l of blasting the heavens occupational tax law enacted a t homo for n frw day* suffering shut off 'too much power" for as they hav* dona until new, tho the laat session of the Florida from • slight hearty attack. thg .RoP* ■Mi 'admkiklrailon and Japan*** dhl s o t .fire a shot Legislature rltits ~nnl provide form­ Member* of his family*were at " a b le legiila- against the Chinese, who made a (o insist upon ally extension of time. Jno. I>. his bedside. lion1' achieved by ranitilutipnal lightning incursion, dropped a half HI r! son University Is n»i a Jinklna, Seminole County tax col­ method*. doxrti comb* ana aped away. The relormntnry, although a high lector, announced today. The 1030 republican presiden­ damage was not disclosed. Any pers.m nr firm In Semi­ tial nominee addressed himself Japanese authorities served no* mural standard Is maintained, nole County operating a buxine** to an unusual "radio meeting" lire that all trains, stations, ware- Dr. W. 8. Allen, president, told without a license for even one of hi* 17,000,000 support era •» I______ houses'and _,..l railroad equipment the largv number of visitors from day 1* liable for thp penal tie* lha last .election. [|nnw are considered military oh- various Ila|illii Churches In Cen­ provided in the law. the Ta* Landnn ashed of Freaident ij.Tlives for bombing operation* Collector warned, and urged all Roosevelti "How far dor* he In­ They declared Chine** railway* tral Ftnrlda at the meetlm; "f busineasea in Ihe County who tend to go?'* In pursuing Inlrr* are transporting military aupplies the nominate llnptlsl As*oclaltun national peace. and some train* are armed with which opened In Iho lioitgwood • "We are faced with a aitua* marhlnr guns. llupllal Church yesterday. lion," said Landon. "where he At the aame time, advires from In his address at lha opeidur Klwsnisn* were reminded todoy may make a mistake that would llanrhow aaaerted that ' repealer! aes'lon of tile Association yes­ that their annual boat ride will Indeed lie tragic, that might lead Japanese air raids on station* terday morning, the Hteteon lake place next Ftidsy a t 5:00 to war. , . Close obaervrnt have President tnld Hie eseemhly that Increasing doubt If he thought 4 o'clockhi* recent ( international| decla- wnundnl more than 100 civilian* tho malntenanre nf a high moral Thn faculty nf Remlnola High ration through to Its logical con- within the past week. The rrpoit standard antona the students of Scbmd pie planning a steak fry elusion. Moreover congress adopt* xa |d none of the grains or stations tho school wu* one <•( Dm chief to Ih* held at Evansdale Dark ed a neutrality art at Ihe last contained war materials. a m i ot tile body, ami slated lenlght. that student* a ho drink inlnii runt* aro Immediately sent home. cl pic of the art, In hia report of g< uorul rondl "Now the Job far Ihe congress lion* and imprnvcnieuu alBtct,. WRI he to decide whether the son. Dr. Alien icvealetl Ihal l-he Hotel f,^^*i,*cf,l'* °wn policy la to be •landlmetil lu tlin nclinul had dou­ ' followed or whether we are to bled In Ih* 1ia»t three year, lie adherr to the policies which the laat congress adopted." * LONDON, Oct., 20*- (AY- Italy reported (list there are tab more I Laftdon called for "workable" unexpectedly recommended to the student* till* rear than last ysar * rn w *ke Wegner labor and non-intervention rommillee today and |hnl nl present l i t pupil* the approximate number of IU W social security arts and In gen- that an Independent commission are ournlled, und ere Inslrurlod cense* that will br Issued. I «rel charted a republican view- be sent to Spain to effect the with­ by a faculty ot *0 professor*. Alihoogli Hlnlsou Is a Itapllst iwcled palpt for ihe forthcoming s[H-ctal drawal of foreign troops from both ’• *,r ’ akaslan of rongreu. lie assailed side* of tho Spanish war "as soon school atudeiila alllllsted with other rliuri lie* are welcomed, the aa possible,'' Count Dlno Grand!'* stalrmcnt President Indicated, lie reported that "Italy it ready to collaborate" that *1 pre»eni- there aro jou poos I end said: on this point Indicated Iho more Itapllst sladetil* enrolled, 1 *• "What he <TrCaklrnl Ronaeveltf TAMPA, O ct, 20- —MY— Vj E controversial question of bulliger* -Mellindlsts, 111) Preabyteflaiia,*S really nenla Is leas pnwi-r—a poTownsend, aoulltean represeata1 •ttliei lhliV will fnrri* him ta take vnl rights tn the .Spanish tombal- Kldsciipullans, 11 ('nthnllr*, Uve of the International 1h* i( Ike ad Vieel and counsel of other ents might be put Into tha back­ tlabiow*, and 30 who are n'>t shoremen s Association said on'hie affiliated with ay denomination. men of brth parties, men whoso ground temporarily. arrival here, today to m-gotla|a a In u atMlallral N'port nf the The Italian spokesman suggest­ hesris olao ore in Ihe right sfttU m rnt of th* waterfront t rO, but men who hav* had ed that the commission be em­ flnanco* of tile arhonl, president •trike tk MStheestem porta that rg experience, and who know powered In "arrange for the with­ Allen revealed that the hudxet be expected an early truce hi th* ■ion* about the practical applica­ drawal of all volunteer*'- from for Ilia operation of tha achoril dlspoU. “As far as the 11*4 is for the routing year *»» set at tion of govrromcnl than he both stdn In Spain. concerned," he Mid, "We aro wlllPrevlnudy a faint possibility nf ovrr (300.000. Tiro school hai an said Roosrvt-lt "wasted • four-power agreement—without audowiiiant fund of little lee* ally the entire session of Russia —bad appeared as the ba*i* then a million dollars which a e ^ o f 1837 fighting for for the forlorn RrltUh—French provides aa annual Incoma (d power for himself" while hope of getting foreign warriors I <0,000 and tho* remainder must coma from the payment of board aUleglalatlnn walled. And out ef Spain and lutllon by lha students. the call for a special MY—Postmaster 'Genera) -Farley, After |lt« address of Dr. Allen h e added that the preelher* on a yisll, Mid jreeterdiy he the Annual Aaaoctatlnn Sermon does not consider th* stack market wa* dellvared by the (lev. R, W. decline a depression threat. Dlcksrt, paalnr of lha Holly Iltll WASHINGTON. Oft. M.-vMY~ * govern ns rnt rrurganlMlIoa *1 want everybody to know Prtm* sleaks and roails wiR coat The walera of Labs Monroe Baptist Church who wa* former hp Mid, "ha* fnf Its mala there is nothing tn worry about," tees thl* winter and next opr log ho said. “There la nothing wrong IM the placing of practically u d the St. John* River were ly pastor of tha Oviedo church. Reports of Ihe various commit­ than they do now, government with the country-* ' L federal employe under tho rampaging again thla morning livestock experts predicted yee4 of th* president. . . As Wbua many of lb* Mg waves tee* of tha organisation ware torday. M ha (Roosevelt) usee lack want slashing high above t h e board yaatarday afternoon which They added, however, that NEW CLEVELAND .'MANAGER gu n M an alibi, w* will balkbead of tba la k e Hhore covered tha entire sessionTha prior Inal address at th* Drive Md hard brasses swept price* and lower grade* ot session last night was aa ad­ through tho many palm tree*. beet cattle mar rise seasonally CLEVELAND, O ft, » . - M Y from Jesuitry through Juno. 'W orkman working at on" of dress on Evangelism riven by Preiidcnt Alva Bradley of tho the piers bad conslderabls trou­ Dr. T. V. MrCaoL pastor of tbe In a general surrey nf cattle Cleveland Baseball O ab announced and hog supplies, ib* fedueo) ex­ tadey the appsMtmm l ef Oecar ble 4 m tn ihn big ware* com­ r i f i t Baptist rharch In Oaisna­ ing tn and hindering their work- rl Its and prealdeat of tha Flor­ pert* said |b* supply of graloida BapUsI convention. fad cattle, from which’ bead hear Tha aaaslans will be coatlaned oats ora obtained. Will ItSooisS I t * fact la tha but few week* 'and now la’ approximately two threaak the baslnee* session this daring the marketing YWOf that began this mouth- U r p r . f n l i and one-half rant from tba top of Businesses Given1Felix M. Warburg, Landon Calls For Final Warning To! Financier, Is Dead Limit On Power Obtain Licensesj Given Roosevelt Action UrgedInOrder( To Avoid Payment Of Any Penalties 4’** - - -W'w1 -- —-- - vCafSTSt; JS WOWOrganization ‘bxehanga be closed T Would the Hears Report On &S'u*2rJu-.,.aBig Victory Drive lit came tram Hyde Tark after ------ -close of the market. President The Celery Camp, No. 625, of wpralt, official sources said, tho Woodmen or iho World met in 'no Intention of exercising hi*.regular session last night at the Ifority to cloaa the stock ex* j American Legion Hut on the LakeUy. At hi* pros* conference, eburc Drive. Featuring the mcctwkuld not discuss the decline- ing was a report concerning the reypoxtaa to a direct question, 1Victory Drive that la now undrr further said he was not con- progress throughout the nation by nlftMg any references to the the organisationrj^t n t bin address In Wash* I A national report wa* read and tJMf today when he dedicates alio a local report that showed qpw federal reterva board the local camp had succeeded In du g , *getting a loUl of 0 new member* M i tha SEC wax keeping a ships. i# watch on tho market was, Captain G. C. Hinrhcllff of tho f jif n i Around 2:00 o'clock Uniform Rank, urged all member* lpd*y, is was announced that of the Rank to ba present a t tho ■jiapermrn would be called In* meeting, Oct. 20, so that matters LM New York office of the of the Rank can be fully discussed wjth newspapermen wm called and all eampa In tbo district will 11 'l lU Invited to attend. ( m than 7,2*7,000 shares of | ----------------------\ changedi hand, yeaterday at f D R W o n 't CIOBC stack exslmnge—the Dwrest WT*r sines the BJXM.OOO ahsrea M* wide break on July 21, 1033HYDE PARK, N. Yu Ort. lUmugh yeaterday's transae* is' showed 7« decline* and 180 OP)—Informert source* said yse­ ts rd ay president Roosevelt would upaa, the extent of the rally In (leg U«oce carried the Assoc la- refrain from Inr ok Ia r his poorer i Rreae closing average of 00 to close Ih* New York stock axtka ta 14240—20 cents higher change. While furl her ^ Block declines tailed to draw* any statement from tbs President, officials let It be known ho bad no Intention a t asking the aecertlles and *■* change commission la Wash lugto tn suspend trading- He kas that authority under lha sleek exchange regulation a c t v # The President throw no light A, very lotereatlng nod mospsl on what plans, If any, aro nndor onoa'deraUnn br M o ral officials Is^'finl mooting of the Man's tn check the down-gwlag In seca- Men’s Club Nil Arranged For fausual Program U ,« f tke Uety Craoa Cpleeopal Wilcox Lashes Out f'"*'d; ®*ckAf Critics O f U.S. I d North Area Q Constitution Japs Reported President A llen Of Stetson Talks' To Baptist Meet' Condemns President For Repealing Aim u Of Neutrality Act Says Stetson Is Not A Reformatory But HasHlgh Standards CITY NEWS BRIEFS Italy Adopts New Stand In Spanish War Entanglement Early Truce Seen Ii Waterfront Stn Market Slurtip Holds No Depression Threat Prime Meat Cheaper Th: High Water In Lake Hinders Pier Work St Johns Cana? * Gets Joint Favor Both Hendricks And Wilcox Agree To Fight For Measure D eclaring Ih n t no lo n g M . he Ih « m em ber of th o Unit­ ed Staten C ongrcst ho would * never lend h is su p p o rt to any movement to underm ine th e prestige o f th e Suprem e C ourt o r hn m p cr its rig h t to utTVO Kfl nil um p ire o v er leg- . iidative en actm en ts, Mark V\'U.-.«\ t >duy in shed out »uum:l> -atiln»t aubverilve In­ fluence* in lhl» country which ■*ek to subject the Judicial de­ partment of the y e w n u n r t tn ■ Ilia other two branched. Mr. Wltenv apeko at a l ° n t " luncheon of ibo local »»r?lc* stub, wl.tch wa* »■> *ld.«l « * r l by T ,U. Biutpsoii, |.r * • f * the Feniluole County L b " ..... . > of Cotuui rv*. J o ' Hendrik' «>f tteUa.d, repre*eataltve from tbw ' dUIrtct w*» elao * „pJ-aker wi • the program and Joined >1.. WH. ro* In declining hi* aupport of ’ the Hi. Julius Indian niver Cm ' net. Calling attention to the Wilcox Itnn'.tmil Bankruptcy Act whleh .• wm lb.. Or*l hlU ha. Introduced after Ifiy ele c tio n 'to ' Roogtrtpri. Mr. Wllcoi ,*ld that ha wa* very ptoud of thl* bill and thought that It had done many of tha diet reseed romiuunWe* of l'lurlda and other elate, a great doul of good In assisting tti»ai lu working nut Unde IlnsticUl problem*. lie anld tli.it lie bad 0* much , Inhi (o 1m ,oro nl theH uprrm y Court aa *nyono rl«'* hi* Prat kill wa* held nnrxmstlluito'iaL' Mr. Wllrux told about tbe ocraal.'n upon whirl 1 first learned . of the i. m ■ ; .i Court, and of the -i.i', .r* clfruutitence* d irliiut politlcnl cawr tgn n i i .t* mer le* In Miami when a itwsbny sudilnnly arrived on llte scene iboul* lug, "Wilcox llniikruplry Itlll Ihwlared Uuronslliullonsl," Jnet tv. >|r. Will *x had been eltolllng II* rlrtue* lit rrowd. ' .I lie said ui Ili.it moment liO dielded t» ro b.i i. ta Washington It'aatlwae* ew ,• * • Isuvl Future Fanners Organize String f Band At Meeting meeting of 'Nf Srxtiiiolu Chap* Irr nf Full'*-* t ^rater* of Amer­ ica in their ih -'e r .-com In tha Bemlnole High Bcnool last- night, At their mi.Ling It was re­ ported that Ihe rbipter-operalad meat Curing Tlsnl ut their farm , . hark of Ihe Uph school, opened last week, approximately two months earlier ihnn In p i- vinos years. II was also reported that over 2.000 pound* nf meat Itatl already been brupirht la the plant for curing. Mimbe-f of tbd rhapter voted tn puiiliase official Jack'I* for all the off kern nf th* g a n i-' aallon similar la thoic pjrhased lart aeas-m. They also voted to admit Rill Bradbury Into Iho Chapter. The Chapter's string band. Ik wm reported,^ will he composed . of Ro'iert J ironies, Kenneth Ltu*t* vault. C. B. Bpivcy, Robert Gn.fi, Dago flhannan, H. W. ■ Shannon and Bill Marlin. Twsnly-two members of U»* • rhapter were In el'indoivee *5 " , LOCAL WEA1 FaragasA Generally flair tonight Thursday aaaaowkat coulee alnht. Extrema nartkwvat VI � 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, October 19, 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>, October 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/ebb3f0eff50a147f4e47ebba864b401b.pdf 12922da36800fbeb2a510194c11ab891 PDF Text Text smss.. 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Q and fcy th e O r e a d C e a rl a t llw W a lk Ju d ic ia l O traall V * f ‘ { £ S la t * n f Flo rid a. |e agg fa r Beta l*o )e C a a n ly , F ln rld a la pkha* M l ,- d a y f t l '<*. P. Pictures Telljbe Story tie lo b - a special edition next week that will be ftway to oyer 1,000 prospective winter vuitore. Jtion will be filled with interesting news stories Iw r tlie m s n ts about d n F lo fc ^ s to lift thd world, /wdbtmS! <StF la •l l *la w lla ro a w h eranf t k a ta h ereu n to rat my hand a a M aenr a t IM crily a t R ra lo n l. F lo rid a , a at. M i l annaad l a bn e d i t e d SMaTft f lV » ’ Ir a n i ’ / M t ' a l ' i k * ' ' a o a ri B dumber* of (ba CampMIIOnlay poat ot . tba Aswrlens ^W n ara urgad to attaod tha malar maailng and bar bar aa U * « r aoppar In tha Lagton 1st Monda, night. O. D. WorkMi, recently elected commander f tha local Poat, raralndad to* mu c a a ta r m lly lo •>» U w « a ed a n ll u n t f i t i b l l x l a * :a * i ln * m < la farim la l l a C .ty a t U l t t n , F lo rid a . H h p o ll*' w ill M open a t T iU u*yt**k a . M. • i M w ill •Uaa a t eanduw a a a n M A l a . I k m iy appoint J . N. f t t u r m l I*. 11. S m ith aa In S rndora a t n l d e lec llo a . and K, U n a a ' l!t* r k a t aaM alaa- WJlMVwrfSr it home. frn ta x d ' end S e m in o le �>**» > Seminole County Produce# More Fruit And V*K«t«bte* Than Similar Area In Amcricn r O ty 'A l f t r t h r Hull, Highway SANFORD, FLORIDA. MOl Giant Airlines Plane Thought Lost In Crash WITH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS MiuiitfTwelve Hours PkuieSiffhted From Air ApparentlyAft­ er Forced Landing N U M U K It 305. Ealabllahed In 1908 E 33 PERISHED IN MINE DISASTER “Death Bhttalion” Of 1,400 C h i n e s e Is EntirelyWiped Out; 3,000 Japs Arc Slain ice Insists Give Uty Volunteers For I 19 Passenger^ LONDON, OrL IE — j Aircraft Raids Increase Fears vWro Mpt Mu* Spanish 4 Are Ekioangered leers" crUli toward a dani deadlock last night by Ini that flanaralUaluiu Krsnclaonl co ' demobllls* at leaat four., mercenary Insurgeol luldlar cTi>ry Man withdrawn fro i loyallat ranka. Tha jr ranch amliaaaadd London, Andrew Chorine d received court ordpra from] la in "stand by h lrru n a'' •< the Nail-Fascist bine, what Iamdon uoii-lnlovsiit'on Report Says Wreck­ age Could Be Seen Ftor Some Distance SA L T L A K E CITY, O c t 18,— (A P )— A m in in g Unit­ ed Airlines plane with 1» p an on ■ aboard waa ■tinted from the a ir today 12 mllea • io u th w ea t o f Evanston, Wy^om ing. The huge tranacon- More Than 200 Chi­ nese Civilians Are Killed By B o m b s commuted ot nine poarara, lo llera'a a view around the entrance of a Mutgn cull mine near HlntiIngham, Ala., ah And the baala nf n bargain where- t terrific explosion rang through the ahafta and killed .13 miner*. Itclallvra and frlendi With anti-aircraft gun* (canning tha aktaa far bombers, China by Italy will call homo bar (boil' around Ihe mine Vy the hundred* In the hope that all nr the ill fateil men did not periali, aand* of blackshirt leglonwMrox amhllUrlr„ . , K„ K. . ni,.l „„„ u h .L_ i .L , __________ . , L ______!. defends her andant cities against tha attack ot modem Japanese ■erring with Franco's Insurgents. air fleet. Thta gun. screened by trots, Is part of tha battery a t At yesterday'* meeting of tha Nanking which tha capital'! defenders credit with saving the city. aub-rommlllae the Itallaa ambafaador, Oramll, announced that Italy aireed to a ''symbolle" withdrawal of her blackshirts, providing Franco Is granted betllgerent rights . nud an__ canal the Japanm* Infantiy supported withdrawal la made Irona tha by plain* nnil nival gun* Colonel loyallat forces. Chin wn. killed mul hla foreo Orandl demanded "equal withwiped mil. f drawala" wlilla Corbin, plaetnr l.lnyil rvn tis uf Kustii and (’hlnr*e nod Japanese air raid* before Ilia nlne-pnwnr rnniullaMoggie HuHi iif ‘iSeitevn were mid null -ain't nft Hidling rained' (CsntJnutd an Pag* Th-ss) Ifnintt-d u lic ii ii* in wi-d during Increasing fear* In the fnlernnthe wiek-i-lid, n,reeding In reeuidi tloiinl Sri I lenient that Shanghai In ihe office uf Judge It. IV Ware. nuy suffer a repHItlon o f "Idoody WASHINGTON. OH. IK. (dh WASIIINtlTON, OH, IH, S e rio u s ^ In ju rie s D a n g e r 0 f F a lIln g Opllndallr prrdlrllona by llemti* I M^ Three I-lurid* rnntpniiles lust 1111Saliu.lny'' ratmdrophe of Augutt II There uni n growing demand cralie ctmgrvs.lonal leaders ulonil ire* are *’ul"rlm' Vourt lislay in an ni­ among foreign resident* for some Morse Hthaon, Wi C. Flemming, Setting Ihe aperlal acailon w -11 ne cuy *•' k on the Securities Cninmlslocal harhar, and two girl hitchHENDAYE, Oct., HI. —«■)— out of Ihu legislative trenrlie. a . aion's a ltempi In auhporim I heir soil of remedial action. Resuming1 bonth'im of elvillun nn-a* ouUidm hlktra narrowly escaped death Insurgents, shifting their attack hr New Yaar's find echoes ament uit iln, ^ ‘'U1 ""*• The tribunal refuiril Mislu hul, Jnpniie e plane* were when the car In which they were on tha Dltcsyan front of northWaihlnitou pres* gallery mil,ink­ lu review drei-ion sgninsl Ihe The annual anaalon of Iha Hemriding MV tha highway and turned west Spain from tha mobntalnoua l aid lo have I.ill. -I ne^ veimndrd ers. eoniiuinii.i by the circuit court of over sersral times, knocking down territory to the coastal plain, Inole Hapllit A»»ovlatlon win ha­ mole limli 2l>0| (lilneae mostly As they summarise the addllo . In U s* Lotifwoml Baptist i„ v:..s* poorea Itoe pole before tha drovu today peat Coldnga. an A r pvainnU. Chum, tomorrow morning sou atton for ths bllta iha t'reshlenl ferori pi The lidU'l' sudnilli-d Hie autiThe Japiilieie appealed lo hnvt> urges, from crop eniirol to millcontinue through Wednesday il Henil pn*'tines a , well ns Ihe IK.'I.I "trust Miff, lid llleir eceie-t reverses of Irust tighlenlng up. nothing tint night, according to T- W. !-awnl ihe Id sw urilies" nrl under width the III Chinese war in I In- northwest Ion, member uf Ih* siseutlvs ihu wage-luiur measure I*' in a toiiior- aulpm naeti weie Issued. . ;uoplien win in ''flying columns* partis me maty stag* whim even commutes. n tlH p il Jusllee llhiek wit* a-sinned lo of f'ltn Tih, Chinn s Limed At ths tsro-itay session raprr suggests enactment wllbln s i I Iwlay, tiave peilii ipnled in I lit- nrlioii mi­ Napoleon,*' rep.nti.1ly had rut tsnallvea from is II a p 11 a I weeks. sled in nuuneed lodny nil niiprnkimately through Ilieir ienr t-oaid mid iso* Churches In Central Florida will And area the wage hour fight lie res- 1U roidinvt r d e . uppenl,*| from luted I hive division-. will be realilileil with Hu aged bo present. , lower rmirls. No ntlituunremi-nl Ja|imie<it< d> pi>e.ite.| (ho report, leadership, tl I* on Hot bool.* The (lev. J. M. Andcrarm, pas­ wo* mode llud lie had mil |iuiliel- pniiiliilg mil lliiil ecru if it wt-ro tor of Ihe Calvary llaptM as Ih* IIlark-Cuiinety hill, yet puled An nniimiiiremrnt usually liue, Jsp iiln-e iidvnnee* in llopcl, Churrh In Daylona Itaarh, will neither sponsor, each th« ap.nl.. I« mnde when Jiis tim dlsipialify where they Intve pro.-trated to (fegllaued ■■ Pass Threel be moderator of the senders si Iln iii.elvi* for ease ii from wilhili (HI mih j ef the Ifnnim Hoc which all Ihe Hapllst Churchrt passing on lliliinlimt, der. would rniiiili iart reverse In In three rounllea will be repre will IsThe refund of Ihe high liihuiiul hliniisl In ihu wi -i oinking It Inr aenled. Kldlidii t to lev lew the ntlnrk on Ilie He- po -ille I, i Cliiliaoe lo hold out The outstanding feature on the alio witliriirllies Coin mi ■inn produced le- any length iif time. program for Ihe opening serv­ forth, llege o f|newi.1 speculation ns to whether Neieiile li , I. po,i, from both |the “ Verdun" of the Asturian do ice tomorrow morntnr la an ed­ Brminole County Agent C It. i •I1 nod lllnek'* auppnriid poiliilpidimi hide* illill* (ell tile Yeleinll Highlit ucational address by Dr. W. 8 Dawson, today urged the stork services would gl*e Ihe roinpanie* ground* Rente in my of cam* Allan, president ot Btelaon Uul- ralsera of (his County to parDri­ l i e mid I t o eliallrnge Ihe emir I s ruling. poIgtici■ i-f Ihe old “llrel Army'* verslly ln D*|asnd. Dr. Allan's ps te in Ihe Florida F it Slock Hhcv While the chillinmn of the Hen- 'and l in k Nanking troops, had put address la scheduled to beglo at sponsored by Die Jacksonville. Ii of Ihu ntr Lobby CommitIt-r, lllnek used n 11imp In Ihe genrrnl tioilhwi-st 11: 0S o'rloek. r board the telegrams le lunn.l by lie- eanipnigii and mode it nerrsanry Members of the esoeulive com follow- Communication* Cummbudnn width fin I lie Jupum * i tn i unit tvinfnig-e* mlllea wlm are In charge id by |lr, find liein seal and received ly per til el iIs. program arrangements ays: C h illi so thu nil- Mllll under Invi-slfgulhui by the sub! Chu Trh llntmts 8. Rlghlrolra, rhalrman: had not ollly eiidsngele.l l|io bad* 1 roiiimittre, n, B. Otull, J. T. Brook, James * 'n The IH.11 Hitiii dies AH required ly-HrHchid Jiipanosc lino of ramO. AAilln and T- ,W. J*awlon. i ii ' m * rr-gl'lrolloii of piiipoietl U- IHUPknro»i■ in lo Hliaiiii from Iha Those espeeled lo ha la ald I etly alllB 0f rlm-ks with tits- Securities north, slriU ng.ot the vital Yen* lendanre at the meeting and of" moil I'n wlii.li r.iptnda Iha Commission. •rheduled to participate In Ihe' program are: Tha Itav. T. K Those nltarking sub|H>rnues ninth -mjlli niovvimnl of troops In Waldrop, pastor of Ihe Blelaon were the l(yon Florid* Cur|nirelloa Dial men. lull dt.vu had ' null hell napllat Churrh la Delomd; Hr of Tuln|iu, Ineunie lie) allies Com iln- Japam-ic luuk nt (he (treat J, C- Austin, pastor of tha Tlluny of ht l'i le n b jig , and tin- Wall I'n-* nt Ningnlxe, where a tuavllls rhurrh; Dr. W. B. AM Florida Ten Oil Company of HI. voLitin from Hopei was drlviiig we-lwnld linvnid Tnlyusn-l'u, tlm len. preald-nl ef Blelsnn MnlI'eteisburg. Shuiisl rupitnI varsity^ Ihe Bar. R. W. IHrkerl. Chinese it purls nt-o said n dopa«lor of Holly ||UI aad former I n- Ii til I I I t ef JIliHI Japanese troops pastor of the OVItdo rhurrh: had been rut off ol Nsiihusihus, tha Bev. W. P. Brooks of Han­ in Not them Hhaii'1, i.ml two-lhirda ford; T. M John*, an pari nt andof them movt-d duwn liy Chineaa anl of (he Children's Homs In Omega E. Rollln*. dlstrtrt soroimnunisU, Arcadia; ths Rav. Jamas B. Day pertntsndrnt of ths Atlantic ot Orlsdo; Dr. H. H. Partin of Coast Una, staled today that cit­ Ill'll.H IM ! 1'RRMITS *' Oviedo; Dr. L. B, Orica e f Derus crops wars moving fast this Twu building peviuiis fur ro­ Land; Dr. T. V. McCallt, presi­ year and earner than usual, 1 * . ll Ira liUaling lilu warn lasuwt The Sanford Junior chamber Rolllnr also said that tha toar- dent of tha Florida Baptist ConImlay by llulMiug Inspector U. vnation And pastor of Iha F i r s t of Oommervo will buhl Its regu­ lit tram * la already bmomlng I*. I'Hiiun. Baptist Churrh la Oalaa*vlll*. lar uchsdulsd mrel In* luuiolTOW no11re bl* and (bat visitors are Tile first was Issued , lo Iha tha Rar. j. j . Wlubarn of New at noon In Ihe ytill rmim of tha coming to Florida earlier than Equitable i.lfu 11, aui .in rn Com­ Smyrna; Dr. II. C. darwood. Valdai Hotel, serin,ling lo a usual. pany fur the Inslallallon of professor of Bible at Blelsnn •(element nude today by L\ E. lilutuliing n.iel jvpalra astlmstod. W ill this basinets picking up. University; Iha Ray, H. F. Loo­ lu cost |*!|(l Mr. Rotllaa atatrd that many •( mis, pastor of tha First Baptist r. Laoey slslnl the mans tha railroad am ploy ret who wore Church In Dayloas, pat Dr. C. M. J . J. I'Hta* wss also granted body maellng to lie baid laid off during tha lammar would Brittain of JachamroOla and ae<" permission |u re-roof hi* fretna aasday al noon will not In­ dwell i, k and nquilr bU garage rotary of tha Florida rupti-> fo with the Jsyrre'a mootat an ealltnated roat of (300. Coaranllon. bat added there » mild he a CITY NEWS BRIEFS Four Persons Rebels Cealioue Face Dealb In— Vigorous -Drive Auto Accident Toward Gijoo Seen Ahead When C ongress Meets artt& 7 7 ir» ~ STTttf J Only Wage And Hour Bill Is In S h a p e F o r Consideration Ba<J?*r Hn“ 5; Cl09*f “Verdun” OfAsturian Shave, But Escapes Defen8c Syatem , n Florida Concerns Lose In Appeal To Supreme Court SecuritieH Commi t * sion Is Upheld In Telegram Subpoena Group Will Be In Longwood Church mors nny i Cattlemen Ur«fed I'o Take I’art In Show Um occupants would be coming. Karl Lehmann Telia Maasachuaetta C Of C Of C e n t r a l Florida Lions Club Plan Meet On Wednesday Joint Meet Is Held By Future Farmers Hollins Says Rail Business Is Better •lion repreovnitug die organM at ths meeting IVedooaFIIILADELFHM , —^ — Tha condition of Ooargs Horaea Lartatar, retired wdtof s f Tha Halwrday Evening Feat, who in criUroh ly 01 a t hla boats In i il u r t m Wyncota, remabmd nnobnifed (•at night, msmbars ef hla fn ifly ' CHICAOO. OOt, l b —OF) —Mr» Cbarlss B. Hot* wtts at an ag-d kidnap rlctlm, last night Issued n direct appeal M bar baahand s abdactora. (or big m b return la a carefully LOCAL WEATHER I h * Jeyreoa will hear a report •m tbs progress made on the bMBUBcstlon projerl at the IntW id lu a of flanova ami Iha BanfardOrUndo highway. Under bait ‘cOudlllons, *"( f h a group will also hear a re­ port thi the proposed annual more than u.ooo alar* are vl*1dan^ aad make and discuss fur- bl« to human eye*, only DaU of (U *d 4atalls, there at osg U*>o, ' i Forecast Mostly rtnudy with acatlsrad showers this afternoon and prob­ ably In mirth portion and near Kaat CutH tonight anil Tuesday. Extreme northwest Florida—prob* ably rain tonight and Tuesday •lightly warmer in west portluR Ttmaday, �will t * * big surprise to w tic who, wja.belicye, an I I I 1*1 __ 1 1 - I L ___* k . Tin H Course pro German# will,not,Invadt Balgiuritr ■ they betters It b W Aotr adVimtitrs to-di-al H a . v .u '- i U i rfe ff Herr (shews rod. tear talkers Mr*Dim all were •*1 ■sett vti bandrt 4 J on only u ■ la»t resort. And they probably will not bare to- invade Belgium at all Gaya M a r «W not on the Western Front bat look t and eaet When German troope begin * to I ; It win not be Into Belgian) toward France, but nehmkta toward the Soviet Ukraine, (be new Belgian non-aggression pect then mar . more of an asset to-Germany than to Belgium. Geefi mar neb feel fta« to attack powers to thtf n without fear of Pkuace at her back. This time it mag France which trisu to attack Germany through Belgium France b allied srtth both Ruaala and CnchoaloraldaL awe would Vkwbw too regard the Belgian ai am 1 act » p of b a u tr ? Wr ere afraid she would. Treaties apparent! eo long- ee It b to the advantage at the nat era them. Japan signed a'treaty to guana Hartal Integrity a oft China, and then at the yi territorial very fir irttmfty, seised Manchuria and is' b ' now going dft opportunity, more. Italy Moisted her obligations under the Ig a im Natkms wheif she Invaded the conquered Ethiopia. Gt many vlobted a treaty when aha remilitarised the Rki* land. France and England repudiated their obHgeHggtf the United States when tbdy stopped poorbg'od tmW wj loans. And the United States broke ,It* pledge to ItgUU dllsena to pay Liberty Bends In gold. We wonder Just what the effect of all this tree! breaMag b upon the minds of the people.' Surely tl Japanese knopr that the Tokyo government, with'the tan t|an of the Mikado, has broken Ita word with regard , 1 China. Surely the people of tboee Other nations know thi their governmenta have violated thflr pledgee. ,. I f U leading governmenta of the world do not keep their word with respect to their solemn treaties and obligations, U there any reason to believe that the smaller nations will? And If governments universally are not to be trusted; If they sign treaties only to break them; If the skeptics ««>.% hart S 'K » p ro U W , a it X«ta. but It P] AJW * * wIf u w jt a p r l&KTioVt tfa ttiW c < 1 7 ; I that tbs world’s m a n a b o o t m a n h a M A n hie IV him kg new , Last aealro ha'clicked oe Broad' BT GEOKOBTUCKBS __ ______ rap W MS' firs* it*ft play. Brother JUi."<Tbbr»'e Irony <n 3M 8& S thro tha blind room to regain thair ta ha eawaalataeS. rhe comedy was bought for pieblgkt sol tka )*gU*a walk eway. - Howtrtr, so many things- *hs urea, , sad Frank ,wae. cossMtrod Thiy throw aW*y ttahr" rroUhe# tbW hate happened to at that wS ’or kb aHfhtl rota, bat tka atudla Sad disappear .Into, tha (list eon- no. Iongar blink an ayo- HV oM ratn't pwe he-.was “th# type-’* ventonk crowd and SapaclaUp do trusting nature! That or oloo hey th*y mtnoose If a coppar hsppros »at ns coming, to stroll by, 1 000 . At that, they’ do a lot of good, Wrestler* fall Into vsHooi catefar they evoke o lot of .human goriro. • . Thors la tha * crybaby pity and drag down an occasional type, who aqdawks at.eroiythMgy cole" front' tha scnsltlvs'or tha no- u t masks Wttarty betwseh head* leg of tka SO-mgq Ovanaaa Highwarylochs and hammer. holds, Thatt tray gap between lower MStoIt is difficult to tall thosa whs than la tha Pteylng UMtls typ* rumba and Hog Kay' will ha com­ ate on tha level and tbOaa' who1"are who aisnwe* prayerful attUiiflro pleted hy Pacomher lg Chairman mataly dead but*. , • Tha copa ju t Lefere ha siege hV eppcarol Upward X, WUaee.'af the Ororhev* a list of tha lads who' art *r bites the referee’s ear. * iroa Road sad Toll Bridge OomW e lc o n llU ff T r a l k H t e a licensed to peddle wares, or bag, We war* talking with on# of tka caWalop), said yesterday. It will and they have a list of tha at' muacje bays Uh other end he •ItalnaU ppa of two fawy. eroee^ The tr%llerlte la helled as n valuable ’ oltlypn by <,Uv tegl, onJM rosd amcna tleg Kay Herald of Bfndenton, which has gone out of Its *' pet of people w ho are SfdiMrity.la the plate all wauled to tehe.e encourage these nomads of the road to stop s t Its Itone-he*ttadcrack at the bouncer, flo he botrailer enmp. The Bradenton paper quotes frbfti j' ••• lemma e wreatlar.rTo gat last the Brown of Michigan, who la In the business o f t^s fact up* Tha other day, abowlsg 0 vts*'rlght<aaprosalona of agony and! Ing tratleru end who Insists the trader Is h«tp King friend thb town, wo fhwnylpaln on hla face, which sra naoaa-| and who warns cities to go easy iti their dlccrlralnstory ended up ul the Palo Oreunde for. 1try ta ploaao the customers, ho dealings with this rapidly growing; group of. Americans.._, K gams, and I pulled e boner la rehearses before oath maUh with Mr. Brawn snya. there are some communities which taring o program frees a one* a three-way miner mid., Him (minAU coal ; * *{*,1 have not, yet realised that the trailer Is hero to stay, "They Itfgtd only % nickel, bat one should never < In IBM, Jenny Lind, touttag the have attempted to pus legislation which U discrimipa1 lory," he euys, Mand some of them have even attempted to twgulete the number of days a man'and his wlra and fam­ TOEVp, OW, li. —CPVr A i*rp csrthqseke ahrok Tnkyn ily living In'* trailer may remain In. the commi^nlty before' Mrtevday. fallowed by a series of he Is forced to move on. Trailer legUlitlon has pot, up gktar' ibccha that roeUeuM labs * .right. Daduge apparoeUy was •airttary and health regulations but he la opposed. to IdrisMtlon designed to cripple his mode of Uvlng. Sho^tghnH.'cljbr. officials are not aware of, or' have lost tight of, the fact that'there are now more than 2,000,000. personsuelpp trailer*. That mod# of living la not to ba denied. Tha wise city la making provisions for trailer Ufh.” •. * ' Well, very few Florida clttAs'ara In the dass' which Mr. Brawn Is talking about. Ratheri than. passing lawg tb keep trallerltea out, or otherwise embarrtti* th*& ,, mi Florida cltlea have already realised thy valup of weicbml them and IndMing them to stay. Such ponnnunluM Bradenton have constructed commpdloui trailer campa' w all modern conveniences.' Ahd before kn%,' we Hops. St k .* i . « k i; mini. T Wa sh in g t o n d a y b o o k pel k e g ’ad i. 'Wk1*ul»crib*d te an outdoor* Mahaitn*,' paying calk aM ’ rtrolvlag receipt No. M 'ltg ffig ^ m k •*e, •X t f P t m DiaafettA And Watches ' ‘ -^ 1 .» , Fine W*tch And Jewelry Repairing Diainood'Mounting And* rfn|W^n*' F. S. LAMSON C ity R e g is tr a tio n .B f N SW Y o A BU M troflle^iTOnw SM. k cproieg 400 playgrounds and pools foe the poor i :* » * ? « fllaSw1 i rt. a Q f Wd a^e to annoqnce the addition th ptir staff of Mr. Carl­ ton fiercer who is a factory trained' luliricatSon expert , •prot, It tprodlag pp Urn city's Nttnam. U , « rirpro Mary Camera*,,U..| tent te the.baspMel keed>, NlehoU* CmJH dsiegi isri. Jawavdys Fnirick Makaer. f h admlaUlraUnn. m Finally we Wrote is ta hiqulro why - f w o B u r n e d T o D u t h OnW r i m . e t Ma ri p f t k NEW YOKE, OcL, I t —Wbi orluaro •tarts Wfaro lose, FUroOi U. U GuanlU ap. .% * pvsfa IOnly U be poihod by tkb mayoralty campaign Into a pool* behdmaaUr. pUtiei lion of national prominence. jg a work and ltvk Jest whoro ho wUl land eatiow- tha waa and wie ally Ip anybody’s groas. Tb* Dyes', pelltfalsn h a',M g. ocrplW organ la* it#*, m New York atd ’■U W w SEBYICR STATION MM.wea .vMUar. ** C araW t v.sca ” C ltir It | f<*4 :m 'ji �Ww-AI* in'1'. - rt W jg 9 * Honor M rt Wart v ,: W.' V u i i r was TUBBOAT • hoooreg. at ,» party glva* FnTh* Junior G. A. Girl* of th* & *y ritaraapn bar m i*. k . compt t m Baptist d u n k trill ir***t at l9*» u 4 Mr*. J*. M, King at U * etah h 'M I JO •’dock. Lasdsr, Mr». O. W. Brow*. CpmjHqo'*hom«., M a. Marvin Milam. ■ ■V^ 0M ,* a » fp , f y Mjoyod T ta IMp m OKU claw of th* T, if L *m t*K of T ilU k iw ii doria^ the •Ratnoop rtr which Ftrat Mtthodlat Church will 4 * ^ • Mr*#*•*•*«*< |0 Mi> ly thf M««t *1 IM hum* o l 'l l n . a. ili (X jW. Lslqg. »L bgr bcgfe on Jw la l.M tilV 'tn R i'n rd by a 1) M tM M o* op Claasv* a t * no* » t w»m*r. honor**, Hip. j . t R»- Kim Arena*. * t r . Mr*, A, M- PWVP*. Mr*. season that aaw hi* thrived hi CM O’clock, Th* T**JlDM.h*T« Q. M McKay, u d Mr*. E. C bwn changed fro**'Mood*> 'n?«ht ■iK and M& r tiidfit Myrirk until TMaday nlritL " ; '* * * j A *w**t coot* * waa a*rr*d by 4 ^ • h» 4 . T V * . » • racmUr bntlatn* -*od so th* hoetea*** to th* following m«au dir Mr. .and Mn JM»p. w o n jr. wara*r, t ji n i& * m i. ■eh will h* h*ld a ' U * horni Ir. pad Mr*. R. 0 . Hutch lfT h g ^ X B . Cameron CUy, at t :|0 , jMcXay, Mr*. R. F elC Hostesses win b* Mr. K r t J . 0. P»tureen. Mr*. W. r . McCall. Mr. and Mr*, tt. O. Ilatohlaon a n i Mr*, pnggr Knapp. Th* m**tlnc has MM chanted from Monday lU M W B SN B D A Y f Tho.fir*t Bridg* Patty of the Social Department of th* Woman * Club wfll bo held at’ 1:00 o'clock. flWUaae* win b* Mr*. aifford Proctor; Mr*. A; H. Middleton, Mr* K. P . Hoffman, add Miaa Ellen Mahondy, RewrvatioM may bo ■Jada by calling 7B-J.^ iT h o Waklwa Lodge No. I l l * K . A . |o a R. T . me*la a t.th * ■tta Hall at ItO* o'clock. THURSDAT Tho bualnea* and nodal raeatMg of tho Ladle* Aathlary Tempi# Doth Ianal will fao held a t 1:00 o'clock. Itootwaca for tho evening wUl bo Mr*. A. Jacob*on and Mra. IL Jacobean. The Friendablp Lee go* c f the Oongrog* llonil Church wRl meet at the hom* of N n . John Bolly, Wwt Ride, at 3:00 o'clock, A aubaCriptlon Bridge Party will be given by th* Seminole High Reboot P.-T. A. *3 th# Blk'e Club at o'clock. i’E. M. Galloway Hostess T6 Class J. II. * DUNNULLON. FU , Oct., 1»— Dutuiullon Pott No. U of the American legion, reorgintred at* tpr a long Upa* of inactivity, will In*tall officer* elected two weak* ago at a barbecue to.ha held at Rajnbow Spring* Monday night, Qetobcq II. Th* offiaar* are: Dow u . Bock, comm*aier| Lawton B n u , 1st vies: E. M- Oarrlaou, Ind vfee; W. H. Berry, adjutant; Dr. M 6. Rtutta, finance offlcori th* Key Peterson, chaplatni r* Dyer, aervlc* officer; Jlpt aria had aa their’ dinner ruetla yeaterdoy Mr. and Mft. I. F. Rivera' and ton. Iiflly, of Day­ tona Beach. Mrt. Carl Watael of Oalreaton. Tei*«, and Mi*.' Ivay Stawart and ton, I*rauk of Naw * FVaiice red, bUckeyed eutan and m»rigolda to carry out tho Hallowe’en motif, Th*’ dfalng room Uhl* war overlaid w it h * lac*, cloth *pd erntared with * la rg *« birthday rah* dacoratad black. , Throughout the afternoon gamp* and eenteats warn »oJoyed- At th* Individual .orahg* and Wgjkpy. htatoriaa; Abraham Mi oar, sergeant at arm*. Revenue* for lb* national or­ ganisation ol th* American Rad Matthew*, Jhprla S ObOlM h. Allman, 8 *rab Mi M a r ja a'tn, Patricia Anderaon, Nor wa Bayer, Nancy William*, Mtn* »d‘ h gad Katberlo* .Qdham, aacy Jo G oou ltt, BaUy Jo rpek, Rom Burdick, Harriart Lo* rows. Daphne CoAnelly, FriacM [*• Cobh, Audrey and PhflU ach, Patricia Abernathy, Beryel tauaaa,' Paggy Duncan, and Batty N* lioolihan. AIM Simon Dingfaldar, Billy wSSTRWW »!IWaiui program, aald the withdrawals mutt b* "proport lonata." Franco wants th* "tokan'' Withdrawal ol Italian lealonpalrag to b f op*, 9< ot I ^ * 1 MOO; j M W a Ipdlcal.d ah| iflSht uufflc(*nt evident* Of Pkaialar BenllO Muaaollnt'a good faith. Th* Franch govarumant'i Inatrucjlona to Corbin ware be­ lieved * four-to-on* or tlveloone rutlp of withdrawal* under th* argument that *>•» n mo rad from tha loyalist ranks would aarlmuty trtppla tbs gov arnmant'a tpaclAllicd ■ dlvlqlori* such aa aviation *n4 t»»k corpt. Franco, on ta* odhaw biplL could a par* MM. foreign volaptcere without fecUug U. th* French contended. ....... Th# ratios of the tly*to<>o* or four-to-on* were baked on a French asaumpjtpty lh*| m n * o ha* foreign volunteer#— about IIAM ot thbn 'ItaUaaa— whlla lb* Valencia government haa only 10.00* or tl.ooo. W niTR 'COONS BRED Owens, Buddy llooUhsu, M a^lnf NcNett, pe» Curyy. o£ Buvannah, Ga, and Mr*. W. V. Brook*. Mr*. Jpliu* Dingfaldar, Mra. Jamas Lanlar, Rra. H. N, Bayer, and foipo* from ,* f*w*H aibin* « y Miu Ethel Sayar lured near rtanlCpy gad ujattev ■ . Oraal Britain's Mfat aapahalt* atalT obtained (ram fe ta AtW'ol SUvar Spring*. AU»n atarUdj k M tM agraq war* harvaalad U .UW; Hg .watahtiaag ervp, <»r*; Urn* that th* tr.odinj of whit* coons tpts a ramotg batty. The last l*t«# bora St. PeUrshurg too wet Smi a afferod>a broken n*«k In an automobola accident Mr*. Myrtle Arrington (r lath child, a daughter. In an Alexandria, V*., hospital. Mr*. Arringbed;|her daughter, Nadine Genevieve, la ahown at the right .In the arm* b e it »hown of Nun* BA rOCONDlicTI^EET S^en AfieadWhen Congress Meet , . CINClNNAtl.l Oct., id - g f ) - the gvace of our Lord J*aua Christ and thu love of G/mI and th* f*L lowfhip of th i Ilbly Spirit.*. Rlihop Stewart tleclared that the biahnpo a ltd clergy aheuld confer on th* grace' of IChrlat, that tho pricata ahouhl pcwach a nation­ Mra. Plorene* Breed, of thu wide mUilon orr th* ipbject, and that lay men aheuld epend a year National TuberculoaU Aeooclpllon "atudying, eiplor'Ing, emphaadtlng, In New York will conduct the aapcrlencing the Gore of Gpd " Rational Chriatmaa Seal Sale BUhop Stewart', aaid there wa* h conference In OrUndo today and ery from many lit a "blinded and will aulat local (uberculoela aabewildered world",who "would *#e aoclatlon In preparing for their Jeaaa," who want evidence of HU, drive. aplrit at work. ^ Hi* auawtr wu*:' “When 1 ate llli'aarvaola bend-1 ing over the alck In botpiUl* and, reading to the btlndluAd loving the| dejected Ip priaon And pulling up, the d.lacournghd und\ feeding th* I lhrt>nl. retail Tuaaday avaning' MIBHOUM1 COTTON COtJb COLUMBIA, Mo, -(Al-M^haagri ranks above all cotton prg* during State* of th* South in tM avenge yield per acre of the cron, n(deeding tq a Joint survey angde - i t/' ■ h' * * T o U ’ r e in ■ The mo»l dlalupt planet I* Neptune, cnlculaled to lw l>eween I.too and 3 000 million* of mile* from Rarth. ?UUelaht S 5 2 i wM# a S In* n*w MvatlMap *M m thful M u Th« Yowell C6i Hanford, Floridk' ‘ ,' ■* v ■’1 J l)KI.AND. 000,000 inreated bi church p'roperty l ’ * r , i . Tha convention, nearing th* and of. Ra fifty-second triennial **•■ion after electing th* BL Rev. Ilqary Bt. Georgy Tucker of Rich­ mond, Y e , aa presiding bishop, win turn its attention .today la fiiU ak *; Action on a $7,600,000 budget for the neat three yaara, racornby tjie National C*p^i|, , moat Important bus Inf u to b# diapoowl* of? dwfqr* adjoutn- | j ; Afar having produced choco­ late from coal tur, German In* du*lry 1* now making candy from wood. George McClelland Wins Gri d Fame For Stetson Team Ort. II.— (Bpeilall '—Dashing (Irorru MrClelland. Beqfiird'a girt lo ill,, Bletaon Uni-, verplly football team, I* winning fame by hi* gridiron fral* thl* year and hooetlng the Hattsra'l rhan'rau tur rapturing Ihn Llltla, Four colleg* rhamplon*hlp McClelland'* raaanlfirrnl plavIng at Tampa Friday night waa just th* contribution *>f iprrd and abill which the llullrr* n«eded and uaed to (Infoat thn Imttllng Bpartana In tha first cru­ cial till* of the ftnio 11I the year for th* Blalaou elevenIt wa* Georges past anatrhlng that k*pt the Spartan* In do■p*lr throughout the second, third and fourth' period* end cleared tha way for **rh of tho tbrea Btalaon touchdown*. Again. It wae the unheraltUd wort of the Raqford boy' lu to**111a the oval hJutetdf that up*el the dofenalve •tAah*!of the’ Tampa outfit, which bud been Instructed lo watrh oth•er members of the Delutnd hettellon, ■ As u cHtuai, McClelland burat acropu th* .goal Una for winning Hatter tourhdo* n In the final ;*arouil* nt .play, annillng the Blazon fan* hoam Jubilant and full ot optimum. Aajtinet Eraklne College nert wa*k (Oct. t i l M*01*11*nd win agpii hevo nu oppuriunity todtaplay hla prow*** ton the Green *pd While alandard of Hlnlaon Util varsity, Th* game will atari at (:U0 o'clock on Hulley Field reahtl aw . U f"J***‘J V * **** under Ibu flood tight', and the n*w Rteteon blear ben are **• peeled to be crowded with an The Hitler* bar* n , vacant date thl* week, bnt they are working hard to Improve their |pa** detent* *ud *p*ed np the ; rrtiutid attack. Working ellnrilvolr wllh Me[rlriHnd In uphold the BteteM color* In llie three gam** Pl*y*d i i Iiin far, Warren. Vincent Brhaefend*. IArty Hardy, fullback. Cap­ ta in t'loota, quarter, and a robu*l aet of Hn**m*n, have mail* the gridiron proepecl* for tho DeLaud trhool v*ry tiflgbt for the »"n«on now In full (Wing. The lit. Rev. Oettrg* Gralg Stew art, liiahop of Chicago, challengod tho i'roteelant Hplecopnl Church by. lb* United h u la* Department u| Agriculture Cloud and n ygfeag mil* in a trap by W1U|a» Ptori colorpd p u 4 fewall Ip county- Both were prat frank*. Allan predicted ■ f 2£lS“iC v ffh , S’?. PETKRSBURG, F la , Oct lg.—Racoon fa n to match thl hair of plgttqum b|ond*« Is do. a puiiibillly throng} thy agccMa ful l reed Ing of a distinct *tr*U ol wkltt coon* at tbg RL PytyraM^ alligator fajm aryl set Th*’ algart farm orop U bay. * ( VrhleJ* y r ir ■ > e ip e rle n l DEfllON IM)ST RB0RGANI2BD attractively deeeratad. with golden• if-* c S f lwuin*Ml •helm '■ * Torh. ' if y wri for * i t > a * k f ’ B * wait wtdh pained him and he wa* cenflc be wwdld bh ready to pitch I sraspft■ . j II* .waa generous In hi* atilt toward Cardinal official*. •They trrtled me rery ' gt paid my contract In full althw . Mr*. 8. D. Hlghlejman la In i w.nrt ahl* to finish th* **ai th* Florid* Sanllarlum’ e l. For- end I Won’t fbrgri," he II id. rdbea where *he ta undergoing Friend* of U t». Klnard will rrtiMra. K M. Galloway waa hoateaa regrot to loam that to Uw Boat Metier Claw of the Ically in at hi* home ou Weyt Flrat Chcfatian Church which met Ftrnt Street gt bvr home on Thunday evening. Mr*. N- J . Btenatrom end rh|1the regular bualneUa ,. During tho meeting routine rdaltera were dla- dfon. Robert and Ruby retiirneu cueaed after which * eOeial hour yevterday from Plnrkiinl. 4I 1., waa enjoyed. Mra. Gaflown y wa* where (boy* h'aVo boeu vlalling honored with a handkerchief ahow Mra. Stenatrom'a mother, Mri. K. T. Qlaeendanner. fomanY Club will Ion Bridge. Party For reaervatlona K “get rr roa a soni AeRUSSEIX 8 100 W. F IR S T 8T. W r R PMW ig' RlCkt To L la lt Churngold Lb. Wliitehdu^A^l^aucO a*. ■ c«v tuaU M ii , _ C o m fo rt . |* Sliced Pineapple Cans Water Ground lileaV 4 Lbs All 10c Bread . 3 For MINlll.K WMiw * , Salad1Dressing Qt. Sailer krau t Nth 2& Calf Riley’s: Coffee Lli. Standard Grape Juice m ^ lc f a h e a d Ca PL York APPLES 5 PREEN CABBAGE Golden Yellow BANANAS 4 LARiGE JUICY LEMONS dc» ..,. "blond**". m m M ................. ; - -ii i u n r o i n m m i i H B | i atayoat your f*ot Lrn'sra Waatora Bbaf. Lota or Club STEA K S lb...... . NTBAlCB Ik. Fresh Baltimore /fM OYNTEHS q t..... ® M & & P0 R k ROAST W lUmbstrgqr or PhnHA USAGE | lW.~ 1"h. ■ " ' n c * 1' 1 Wh orR A lk ar 111 e. f i r s t ' ^ r . ■ Fancy Western Branded Beef Lola or d u b Mf] PHONE 874 �Conte James Uctl Ym A b Contest Right b Sct l.In Excellent Condition Far With Coach Ed Sprint's Ouflt Ah though ft Will Be lightest Game h i t W e e k e n d R u t Biwi T t L yn n Grejrhotuds Tbnw Big Scan ) SJV.R Wilkinson And & C. Gardner Win Third Time In Row T U e P lO Y c d W o rth k i d L a c k D n rtn t T h o B la K l e k i a r V o te IW y P ts y E n eh Y w B st c s Seaaw T a 8 tU y S co re O f 1 4 -7 • - Mteaal M h It tha ftoel parted M ^ATUhKTA. Ooi. IL -O r o c th e East Coast E l e v e n -.Emerges With Only s -A 14 J o 6 .Victory NKW SMYINA BEACH, Oct, 1»— Now Smyrna lotah Benacudta mot Mr faeUall Victory fact U> fact hero Saturday alfhl far tho ftn t llnao Ula aoeasa, dsfsattey III of La*ywued, 14 la I, la t last quarter T ran k Msrrtwell' rally. Coach Offotl started hla eeeoad lao« far I ha epeatey kickoff, hat Um speedy Inland Wya prarod too ranch for thalr llchtar fat. Tha Barracudas received tha apaaltf hkkaff and fa Usd u itaka aay ye tea, Hardin hkkad from doop in Barracudas territory I t M. lledeaa who rotarnod Um taU from Um Barrecodea 40 yard Um to tho SO. Tho Bamsodaa warn Um* callod afftldaa and peatllaad I yards, Ptyue, phitcad tha Ifata far fire yards atd Chartlo Swafford carried tho plyakto to t Seminole Printing ffiB s a a n s Ju Part load lialm aky I t Ualrar- u n u « m t PAINTS w an »*w o a u u m T o * . u . -u n - U l* « 1 M > 1 SU M M it. READY FOR SALK OWD YANKS PLAT TIB L< CINCINNATI, Oct, U. -V P>-fTha Now York Yankooa tallied 10 e.matoto to tha fttal parted of an i- AptoHl * Lotc m prafaaatonal •rotball taaaa hero yoatrrday to Maak arm U t IT to 11 Ik with tha CtnsInnaU BenyalaWHh tha Banyala Isadlny IT to t t t tha epsatny of Uia parted, TtU Hambrlyht, t subatltuta hack, tossed t 40-yard pasa to Km •trasry I* tha end tats. Nasmith Bailed t field gaol with leas than two Minutes to play. w* b x -t t o w h u r l k r D in YOBENITB, X y . Oct, IS. ~ m—Clyda Hatter, SB, former De­ tail, Unfertile and Milwaukee •retail pltchar who was with Ihkdo this year, died of a heart tuck wkOe motoriny with hla hthar from DanrUlt, X y , to hla Mo m hart Saturday alykt. h « y« * b m N«4 a U m QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY ■PUtabanh Proof Product Com plete Lunch stm ** PICTURE FRAMES D A N lD U N N .- J S e t ie t .O p s i^ llv e 4 1 a$»ifted Advertiaementa VOUTY4INK N K lL b c ALL R l S M T i NOW. DOC P A JPtD C V ' -----------V ] “ *> <<*v» • 1 I Js ^ fl ■Tv T P * -m m t<jr K y2 *f 1. T * j JL * L < n J ^ J f r a1 k 11 --------------------- ■t t BB \ T ] \g || ; | ‘ * JL m v* ^ * 4|----•■***". & 1 �Scmhtole' Conntjr Produce* * More Fruit And Vegetables Thun Anj^ Similar Area In America + J I N U M B^SM SANFORD, FLORIDA. Lost Airliner CREW OF MISSING AIRLINER MISSING AIRLINER SIGHTED NEAR EVANSTON Has Been Pai Stock Marl Breaks InN For . Mr. Rii Share Pricesm Plunge a * a From One To $15 A Share As 3,890,000 Unloaded By Noon $50,000 iT Fut « « Family ButDeadfl Passes Without Word From VId rmcAao. Crews Are Organised To Bring BodiesOut Of Mountain Spot 8ALT LAKE CITY, O ct IS.— (AP)—All 19 occupants •f the Unltad Airline* MmalnUnar** war* found dead to­ day whan Marching parties m dM d th* crash scan* early today. they reported to thr company. Ralph Johnson, United AirMn** Pilot, aald ha reached the m at of Urn crash, peered fate the plane and fomd no elgn «C Ute. L. D. Owddabnck. division amperMendnet far the alrtin* a* Bah Lake City. - who re­ ceived the end from John eon Mid the remove) of the hodlea Week! he etarted Immediately. "W e are er*Mlahic f«U crew* to h eW the hedlee down from on. t»— tt Investment Trusts Buying _______ ‘Bargains’# M. U f d of the Federal Barash of Investigation announced ■ lt»J day that the family of Chart** 8. tinea, retired (reeling c a rl manufacturer, had paid |U,tM ranaom for Itoa*‘ return. Blonde Mine K. G. Woodgerd. ahown, eomprtaed whlch crashed on Leeh Derr, ftyear-old stewardness. (left) and pilot, together with Co-Meg John Adama, not the crew of the Ul fated airliner "Malnlandcr" a Wyoming mountain peak 8unday nUht. Wilcox, Hendricks Rainfall Retards Will Be Speakers Celery Growth Is Seminole County T .E . Simpson To Pre­ But East Coast Has 15 I n c h Rainfall; side Over Luncheon Sanford Two Inches Of Service C l u b s I.ndd‘a aUtemenl ,ald hta <H partment could giro no Infunaotlon an to the detallg o f . Ii f payment -which waa handled tlrely by the family upon whiil thny ballrrad to ha deflnUa proof they ware In contact with t h * kidnaper. J Itoea waa kldnapad I t day* ago and at S:00 A. M today, the deadline act hr lira. Roaa far word from thl ehdnctora, had received no word from them. Ladd aald the payment .Wga mado In bill, of IS. $10. and I f f denomination*. Federal officer* threw their strength Into ihf hunt *a Mra, Rose’ deadline pa eead. : Roe* haa been mining U dawn Ilia abeence approarhed a tW f record In modern kidnaping. ' { ; A aludy of Mra. linn.' appeal to the -aeemtnrty heartleae «n* dividual*" wltu abducted her Ttyenrnlil hmdmnd on the algSt of Bi'pl. SB yleidod theie eellehl point*i 1. An Imtlrallnn contact had been ewtahllshod. I. A report that ranaom might have been paid and that Strong Stocks Show TendencyTo Recov­ er In Late Trading *AWUHS IB Y tN N f I \. Japanese Launch M a j o r Offensive In Shanghai Area one time Plan* Tor a successful Christ­ mas Beal sate waa the Inplc of the discussion given by Mia. Fturrnee Dreed of tire National Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ tion at the regional conference of the Asanetallon held In the Colonial Court Hotel In Orlando yr*l«rday. Mrs. Dorolby lam li. Count, school nurse, slated to ­ day. In her dliriiaaton Mr*. Ilreed placed the goal for the gale of the seal, at S l-S rents [or each (C H IIs stt Paue T l m l Hurt In Knife Fight ^ rtat ________ - - - Four Persons Plead / Guilty To ChargeH ' flur p e n c il ph-a guilty to various charges l(( 1 County krday, It ’ Judge It W. Ware 1 wofe Uarnnl today. B .*’A. Deck and Morris Denton 1 WOto sentenced to |uy a fine Ol I $1$ and rods when tnry pleaded i guilty to rhargea of assault and 1 battery. And Carol English, held * on a charge of drunkenness, plcad* ad guilty, and was given a similar sentence * J . Wk B r a n c h , c h arg ed w ith l, operating a truck while Intoikat* - ad, pleaded guilty arul waa fined I $100 and coaii by the County l J9dge. 3 S S T S Eleven Persons ‘i S S thl. morning M * raanU of kidf* K wowada htfUetod by David OUkl after a abort argument Bandar ! ; >»» - - H T S J * Klavan persons charged with violation of City Ordlnaaoa* wars triad before City JadSi Frank L Milter la a session of tho Municipal Court raeterdalj afternoon Chargto ranging D o S rock leu driving to driving white] The comhjedit* tl.lrtbutlou di­ lotoilcaled WOTS filed (reload vision of'tba Slat* ‘Board of those who wars brought befori Welfare haa roealvog, aaaUor tho court, v: Apples And Prunes To Be Given To "Poor wrre trailed between 10 o'clock sml noon. The market rnllinl aflrr the two anti unr-half hour tailepln and IcailitiK aharra recovered n por­ tion of their wltle early loan**) , For example Allied Chemical, at ! down CITY NEWS BRIEFS Deorgle A lve», president of tho State llarber* Asaocialion waa in Hanford yesterday on business relative to the operation of barber shop* in Hanford. Jui.tlce of Peare J . C. Roberta, yraterday sentenced Alf Iturkmoru to |wy n fine of $5 and rn.ta or serve tin days In the County jail when be was found guilty of ■barges of assault. Roosevelt Warns ..Of Ntw Taxes U Spending Lasts Estimate Of Deficit For This Year Is Upped 277 Million HYDE PARK, N. Y.. O ct, IU .- 0V)—I're.ldrnt U^o.evrll told th* country last night that the governmen must pare down its heavy emmenl mint |>are down its heavy or “greatly increased" Federal lite r may be necessary lo balance the national budget. The Hanford (.'liraa Bud Checker Hr. Roosevelt spoke lo the Na* Club will hold lla regular sched­ tlun in behalf of Community Chest uled meeting tomorrow evening drives for prlvalo charily thl. In lla cloli rnnnta of thr Vnldr* Winter, aa Washington made pub-, SOUTH PARTS, Maine, O ct, 18. H old, according to an announce' lie hi* furvrasl of tho HUH fiscal —M l—Paul Dwyer, 1R, accused of mrnt made thla morning by A. year budget indicating a fUldi,- tilling a kindly elderly couple and C. Madden, secretary of the or­ 000,000 deficit, $271,000,000 over taking their bodies on an almlaag ganisation. and micabre drive through several hla April estimate Th* Prctldcnt repeatedly prom­ north Atlantic states, was ar­ The Manfoul |,lon» ('lull will ised during hia recent West Coast raigned yesterday, pleaded net hold II* regulai *■ betliiled meet­ trip that guramtticnl expenditures guilty and was held without ball ing lomnrruw evening In the and income would Ur made to bal­ for the grand Jury. grill room of tho VnttTes Jlo lc l ance In tho W3B-3!) fiscal year Just aflrr the Oxford county * t 7,uu oVIiH-k, tin <odins to un starting n eit July I. •utnoritlr, here disposed of that (Csntlnvsa >s Fse* Th-ss) formality—on a Last night, he urged the Nation thrce-mlnit* in his speech' from hla rounlry charge Involving only the (laying horn* In connection with tho an­ of Dr James (!. Littlefield, 67nual Community Mobilisation for year-old physician—Dwyer waa Human Nerds, to give -moral and hurried away to Portland to faea financial support" to prlvalo a similar proceeding for the slay­ ing or Mra. Littlefield. charity because: E. W alter Abbot, DwyaFg "The Federal (lovemment with i r M l I s w t ■■ W H S tw o ) court-appointed attorney, aald tha C. R Mason, prosWent of thr plea In the South Part* charge Florida Audubon Boclety was the would be insanity. . guest speaker at th* regular Dwyer, »%l Sheriff FTffirlJt weekly luncheon of the Junior waa unnerved at hit brief appear­ Chamber of Commarc* In Eddie's ance before the bar Jle changed Restaurant In the VahV'i Hotel I T. W. Lawton, superintendent hla story materially, Franc!* add­ today, according to E. E. Lancy, flea president. of public Instruction of Bemlnu'a ed, In a second confession, saying The fact that many people be­ County, will attend the meeting thla time that he hilled the physi­ lieve certain types of birds . and of the South Florida Brhool cian for money and not—aa ha had animals destructive waa brought Officials Association In Arcadia aald teforo—because of a "dirty crack'* against the Dwyer girt out by Mr Mason who said that tomorrow. Tha program outlined for lh* friend. none waa really destructive and Dwyer was picked up Saturday should be protected from guns of occasion will consist pf addresses many hunters. Other Intrrriding by the various members ot the In North Arlington, N. J . ; thi pa. foci* pertaining to tbs wild iif* association and guests who will Ilea found -him asleep la an abba* |of this atit* were brought out by discus* currant problem* with mobile—Little field's —I*' which th* bodies of the two vlctlmd war* tho speaker. g • I which the organisation Is con­ bandied. After the address by Mr.cMison, fronted. Tha b*n*flia of th* n*w bud- Th* prosecution's contention to It woo voted that the organlutim become a member of the Florida tg*t tew, will b* dlsrutaad by F. that h* killed the physician In Audubon Boalaty and that th* N. K. Ballsy of Highland* coun­ South Paris and Mra- Littlefield mej aria I sent to th* J*y Crcs aa ty and Dr. E. U Morph*!, of In New doucaster. Both, aald M* a Yaealt of Mt* membership would tRo BUI* Department of Edu- qualntaneea, had hofrimdod tha youth. !Jjj bo given to the Sanford Junior Jodaoo D. Walker, Orange nigb School as 'a donation from tb* Junior chamber of Commerce. couoty auporintendent, will giro a report on (he progrees of the Railroad Tax B a lt and T. M. Johns, superintendent of tha Ar­ Partly cloody, showers cadia Baptist Orphanago, will dlocua* tha relation of Kdaea probably ending hi south Urns to crime wllb lb* oaoombly. and near the East Coast ! Tho praeeot operation of tho day morning) cooler W* Compulsory School Attendance and In aerthwest and . Law nod sagguted legUUtloato north portions tonight I Florida—portly ■droagthen II. will ka dl**osaed northwest ___ J ---------ar t. . . a a _ J»_a___ Dwyer Enters Plea Of Not Guilty; Is Held Without Bail C. R. Mason Is Principal Speaker At Jaycee Meet T. W. Lawton To Attend Conference LOCAL r’ b L•. SI ■ __ . \ tl-l, picked up nil ■but $3 of ka drop and eome stock* Air Llnea Pilot Bob Bergen»en rcportctl he ha'd glghlrd the missing U. A. L "Malnlincr" 12 even gained over yetterday'a doe* rnilca aouthwnt of Evanston, Wyo., (arrow In bottom picture) but could not dotrrmlne if the plane waa damaged, lit reported that the country waa ao rough that re .cue would probably have to be effected by horseback. Above la one of the modern Iranapoti ahipa of ,the type missing afnee It took off for lla rail ward flight front Cheyenne. Money Raised BySale Of Christmas Seals . Aids Disease Fight B*«ator J , J . Parrish ot H - ufaeturer announced yesterday for *h» tenquet ihttild tele taavtlla, who repraaanta this dls- an increase of $1.50 par ton l o r H10-W or SM -J, It wag atati llet la tn* Btala Senate, haa th* flrat tlx month* of 1936 orar • " also stated (hat he Intend* to thla year's price*. wr U / n m sn A ha prvwat at tha affair. Th* New York and Chicago N C g r O W o m e n A n It U expected that tha Coo- delivered price par tan tn 191* A r r e s t e d F o r L fifC groasmoa will apeak on matters u announced wilt bd: First at* _____ relatlT* to Bemlnolo County • months, f i l l second alt months, Tw0 nrfro woman, Julia l whkh will ho of rreat Interest $50. t . ■ bury and Daisy Thompson, to tha raoMaata ot this vicinity-1 Th* propoaad Increase In cost* . , . Constable W A It ha. haa. Intimated that of newsprint n ait yetr U» yratentey and lod* there will ho oom* discussion of American published w ll apC nly j - jj ^ ( )Mr|c( th* propoaod BL Johna-Indlan praximate $15,000,000. i f was M Blror Cana] which both men ara said In a bulletin Issued by the -j -j , , woman era allege* « “ “* ; * . « „x , , .v 1 comniltbew o f tha h, „ , tolrn wr, r)ng ,p p „ r l _ f," '“ * " I * American Newspaper PaWkshare' I<ouU# y ounf |h# „ lu# of krtoeopal Church will b* In Aaaociation. .1 Waa estimated at $15. eharao of tha maoa far th* The bulletin assarted that drasn r jro*a will he Held laachaoa. ] Ue radoctlou In ennsump^on by, c^onty Jail unUl they art ----------------------.BOWupapora may be exported to, before Justice of Pear* rLxjLwxiia.f-n.awax V a w r o Wlow tb* Incraased coaL'koroing gotwrt, tk . Uttor part ol G e o rg e to w n N e g ro I aa It does on the heel* e l rising a >£NVeR } Fkrence Breed Discusses PJans For Seal Sales weekly meeting la coojanrtloo with the luncheon and the sec­ tion will be opened by Howard Long, KlwanU president. The gavel later wiU be glren to T. R. Blmpson, president of the Chamber of Commerro, who will act aa master of ceremonies. The other service club* of Banford and Bamlnolo count) hava also Indicated their latanttuna ot attending the luncheon lo a NEW YORK. Oct 19.— (AP)—Huge rolling struck the stock market today and chare prices plunged from' SI to $15 n share ns shouting brokers executed orders . tri wild confusion ns order* ]K>ured In from all over, country kind from abroad. A total of 3,890 sharea hr Mr. Uwteo and Don T, Mans •* IM drtl W ? ' e ■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/. 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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>, October 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/ed06e4bf411a39f052cd1ff80d32cfd1.pdf 028588d31f29df23d6c1a95a942d6b60 PDF Text Text A i piLwavt^ i .. <v: dtgqjrf * v. . # tRW4 ’Z-'l •' j *>>!*»^ Sacl- ' " i l i B f ih*»i VriWBIIi tl nCH*- •• rubOg. -T|*»d*rwa| . ffW S B i .......... S o rld P e a c e ---------- — - ___ - — S . --------- — ■ ■j 9 4t • i #1 f JLQ ^ fc, A I '’Had i I* DeweU Grants lotion Freeing Poednen Of Chargee —— Catalonia In northeast Spain, evi­ trow, o c t , u . -up*— dently plnmli)| to try U smash *, * F ^ iir l Robert T. Dvwell fn ttr d iy government resistance In northern Spain ha quickly a* possible. ;;| /---J"* RTWl* fig, a dirt road M m0«o from pa. Neither w u th en eviL h e .M id, contM ctlng Florida th«m tha artoil kidnaping of She#- bpf , t Whltakrr, thief dafonao at* T, Immediately aaked Judge III to set for trial throe kldIf chargea pendJn* against BfendanU In connection with i Shot throuth the cheat two tlmeo, the body <f Lola Lewis,-U. member of a pcamtasnt l oj^afrah* family, la ehown a t It waa found In her faahlonab U home a t Skidrcport. Her. sweetheart. Down* Poindexter. S3, University of Oklahoma student, told police the ihot him and killed btredlf wbhty told her "It's all near between us." He waa wounded sartor tly. ., Miami U. Notre Dai Chicagoa*ci Duke ....... FIVE FLORIDA PROMTS ELEVATED TO IfbNSIGinitU; ons the nlfht of Nor; d l* Derail aald the rt docket for tha naw rounded bast Monday a can be aet for t ^ Mediterranean seaways. Bucknell Carnegie Teeh .......Princeton . Gporgta'Teeh J.PU U burgh F ordham L. 8 . If, Jlvv- ’»>• •' 1 I that during, (ha “t w * atoylna nr^j3 QITV NEWS BRIEFS far tpa past ■•vers) years, a/i*(iUtnt» j . ~ ——■ , /a» aa Out, of tha A. P. Coopally Reilly Company hare, waa operatedion but nlgbt fad appen­ dicitis, it waa learned today, Ha was reported na resting nicely at tha local hospital. Jm Ml.flfli by tM M i e f the I I yearn, *r « ’direct H u »f MWOa TBereforo -Mr. Coleman aald that ha In Addition t o ;picking the winner* of th e a gmmep you muit aleo mike a Hat 11 tl e namen of sport to n which appear In the ad b dow .Attach thw (1st tb fbur aelect'on of thd wlnnei a add eliner mall or bring ybur rftitry to The Herald bf tldo not i Inter .than nooi. Saturday. * '• v . * Ten persona will each receive one eoatpllmeniwy tick­ et to the Rita aa explained above. In chae there are more than ten correct selections only the.>first ten submitted, with a Hat of the name of tha sport toga appear’ng In the following <ndvorUaemtnt, wid be elltrlhln fo r a rrannJhnrntnrv >4idreL ' i'A. - > ‘* (-policeman, were enpaat year on on* of the napint EotetM g. the elate supremp d a naw trial on a of fair, . i • nrelau.' In ih. KoG.abJld of. iSri'to 'right) ■The TU. JWv, .■» i,., -------ala Attorney J.K a x ,Tha Sons of tha Legion Drum and County Solicitor Mam HmsL*iCurps of Um local American! could comment bat obaarrera ftne rally dye Dawall’a acquittal Uflon Hut tonight,, l>rey Maro,i of tha flogging caret, qiteisor of lha C’o rtu snneuncaill ■upreme court deelreatrlcted the evlturo kldnaplny triala, Thy City Ilrlefrr wlshra to con­ and likely that proaa- gratulate Mr. and Mm. Jack,Ilyatt aak dlamlaaal of the who are . celebrating their fifth erg as. wedding anniversary today. Icrday were C. A. own, farmer police ant, Ram E.- Croaby, i Colored Preacher Is lyaa and P. W. Swlt- Here In Crime Fight ftopr, former patrolmen, C. Wl C ar M ia , form ar ipecial policeman and Tha Rev. George" F. Owena, ampactor for the Tampa U s cob colored preacher from Tallahsseae, aMjttma office, and Aril# Gilliam, has formed an organlMtlnn for aanlM o cllroa grove carataker. tba reduction of crime emong hla f^Tjro other Orlando man, Ed- race and hsa rnms to Ranrord to iw |rd sp in y , a typewriter medics- continue hi* drive against such and Jamea Dean, an electrician, depredations, ttapra freed of the murder charge Tim rt,Tored preacher cornea r t y btoaoeutlon attomeya when tbf hero wall recommended ami hla M m :waa called to trial aiybt daya warli has been given lha approval J i b . Erldenre ayalnat them ,.wee Mid to bo inaufflcient, J jKJWitte Dowell's ruling, under ,M^a|J«ration slnra atum ayi ar(nod the Uaue Wcdneeday, ep' P*dr*d to surprise neither dafanae, iSMwjitiori nor jury. V '*JKoat of ua thought tfala waa the way It would and," aald one : Juror afterward. > Juror* heard no clrfrnaa tostl\tokony, abtee tbo motion for acquit­ • ASTORIA, O re,’-lin g o B*W* tal waa made aa Boon aa the aUU was in lha bathtub whan a neigh­ , Seated it* rate Tuesday. Tha Jery, bor called that a buck deer waa on made op of throe farmers, a paint­ HU place. Beppl apod to tha hunt, > decision. Others tat solemnly. fire—then real land a yrocar an unemployed spectators, several 7er, „V. Barely fwivij i40 n and nygvMiswi*| p it c ih i of ■re pared la potman, muchofof defendantt, Ita lima ta’d forgot hla galluses. Them apont rolatlvM Hunting Instinct pryvailed. pat of thefarcourtroom gathered tba judge'awhile ruling.at­ of law. While neighbors wdlched, ha fired J,torney* Nona nrgutd h i tha question* I t man originally '/Throughout trial, dafanae at­ /fcedktod tot thatheflogging hsa served torneys have '■ d a y In ja ilappeared Tha five eonfldent convicted *• fK kidnaping « » would Poulnot ncear roach the ware aanJaty, In contrast to ))l« tyncedWhitaker, to four years to prison bnt aaerehing crosi-oxemlnaUeni hr ..gore free on hood while their ,ap<Mttol |h f .Ppulriot rasa, questioned was pending before therqost au•u W wIlneaana •prarea court. bristly add passed . opening tba LilianIhal' Avtm*mkny detslls of their tostl* 'The drfrndanta showed hardly a change of expression as Judea Dcwall yrcnl slowly through hU two-and;a htlf-psga opinion .turn* lag ‘ them 'kt loose.Dealer At the end, 1 Midges grinned broadly. and /flipped toward Swllaer the paper y We had been tearing Into bits while /waiting fur tha podge to announao , CaagTOM - faUawtog t t c .W a . . Col. , and ***** Mrs. it Mui '|)W | t,:/,' Fish. United Btotoa Minlater to Egypt, aald ha ewweted to arrive at hla bow# In Da Land. F la , a* Dotmis A. Lyon or jackscpmie. Rt. no* William J. Nullaly of Dsytooa Baaeh, 1 n w , Magr. WUIl'am J. garry of , Miami. ___ j ___.1 — A — » iugustino, McGill of St. AugustkU.' sqd'. A ./J xiJ 'And with It comoa tha need f ir sport to g r th lt go.with th« '-season. To !>t»V Uid winner fw style ladiSdalty: try.Hpeeiti first—an aUroctlVe new line ogall the'Tall ‘‘■pocUwear. _ ' e vhin», 4 J / |H | 1 ■ _ Tut ■pie Flngby \fSZ ' Sport J h c k fe ts I * O n B r w d y M o M W T S ' 1 ■— ; [I % r J»t football \1 •) • . k• SCARFS Silks - - l and Woolens Sport Skirt? Everett Hurd, alert clerk to sporting goods store at Banw, Maine, gave G-men the Up that enabled them to wipe otlt tha Al Brady gamy In a fuctow gun battle on a Bangor street. Hurd la shown holding k piece of glasa_ahot from hki^storejelndow. will publish a special edition riext .week, that wiH be mailed away to over 1,00^ prd^&ctfve winter visitor^ This edition will,bo filled with interesting news stories and advertisements about’ ' Sanford • and Senrfipoie County, It will ^11 what ^anifo^ has to offer the mady people who vislff F l o r i d a I t will tatt. them why. they should visit Sanferd/ind Seniinole Coiinrfys The Jerald’s f*4 , super salesman!! itorB to .Florida 3 best place in F1< their permanent extra oopiea o fntills Ba.Bureto order rt* l - *i i U . j __ i _ beoavie thefeuD jnhmitonles.wa -‘each and orders this edition, af.jj Flannels, Tweeds and Scotch Plaids Ranging From Sued*, Pa Unto a �I 4 DAILY N EW SPA Fn VO LU M E x z n SANFOO, FLORIDA, SATOBDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1937 U.S. Marine Wounded In Shanghai Fighting M e e t Oct 30 Police Find B o d i e s U; S. Accepts Invita­ tion To Conference ’ To Be In Brussels Kfitaljr agreed today lo a ^partial withdrawal of a cer­ tain number of volunteers" from the 8panlah civil war. This concession to Franco* British demands came from Count Dino Gntndl, tha Ital­ ian delegate, *t the opening •easIon of the gub-commlttee of the 27 power Non-IintervenUon Committee In Ism d « . . A t th- outset H was manifest Uw« Britain and France would be satisfied with nothing Ires than • definite program for the speedy wihdrawal at foreign vol­ unteer*. particularly those of Pace 1st Italy, from tha danger­ ous Spanish conflict. Grand! specified that the withdrawals-muat be In “equal quan­ tities Trom both side*." The call went out from Brus­ sel* far a meeting a t the elgnaUwlrt of the Nine Power Treaty on China for n e-mf*rence in Brussels on Oet. SO to attempt the mediation * of tho Shw-JsjF anesu war.. At Washington the United d a l e s , formally acceptod an lwvltstion and designated Nor* After Boy Slept In Parked Automobile NORTH AllUNOTONi N. J . Oct. 1*.—(A1)—The bodice of an eMerly physician aad wife, beat* ea to death with a hqnvnrr la Maine daya. ago and. then driven lalaaraly through the Now England arete* to NOV Jersey by u young -high school hoy. were found Id a parked automobile, proeacutor John J . . Hrralln said today'.* Tha boy, Paul Owyor,' IB.' of South part*, Me., who bad.atnppad his c ir 'w llh Its gruetomo cargo to get aome sleep, con­ fessed the doable eteylnf. Brea­ ths announced. The victim* were Ideolltlrd fay the poltro as Or. John 0 . t.ltllofleld. M. and Ids wife,- Lydia.. 14, both . of Bouth Faria. The phyeldane body was stuf­ fed into a trunk on the bark of the car. Hla frail wlfo was cram. mad under a rear seal. Only fay chance did lbs police stumble upon' th e’ slayings. The youlff, lift'd, parked th* car and went to sleep. Policeman Investigated, took the boy in headquarters to question him about aome money on b{s • per­ son. Tho officers did not *lnd tk# bodies. ,, . , -%l ' Another pollcerean ef*mined Shanghai Japinese author!* llcs, claimed th* flMnare wtre using poison ga* surf displayed n f shell which they claimed had • contained gas. The Chinese do* , ’ filed they- had usad gas. — \ , RejiarU from North’ China slid the Chinese were making n spirited defense against the -Japanese marching toward Tslnj, retire IU IUIHU WHU IIIW kliu ,ap. ■ - .tha capital Shantung doclor b#d f|B)J lo )to4,OB « ,(t. prevlnc*. I *r killing two peoplt" Veteran rempatgiwrt of th* old u „ r wh, n |hB womBn b^ BWn Otlnre* red army” now the BOiptc,oul< t ,1B w bbW h, ktl). elghlh route army-wlded by H b# . Kuadron* of myaiafiotu new air_ planes, appeared to hava • lammed tbe jupunead dfire in th* northM ay The Japanese military spokesman here admitted Oen. Julchi Terauchr. Shansi campaign had been halted and that Uu Japanca* commanders had called for relnforecmrnte. , Th* announcement cam* during a lull in the fiery* warfare of U a two daya o u ^ tb o Shanghai Lawyers Extend Tax Certificate Law m AO A n n lv To 10 ___ _ ■ , - TAIXAhA 89KK| Oct., 18. —M*) —Attorney* asked th* Supreme Court yesterday to include city tax machinery of Corel Oabtea withb> tho provUlona of the “low WIDE OPEN SPACES OF THE WEST BIRMINGHAM. AU.. OrL, ML-i. r t/P)~ A shattering rxplasion deep in the »haft of the Itulua mat mb** 10 mil)-* wrrt of here kilted W a r more mm, vlrlu.lly the entire shift at work, today. '1 The blast, blamed by Fire Mar■hit Sum Wllllam)i on coat gM. tore an elbow in the Wucdvraro Iron tA iikaabout 2:00 A. M. whdn t i lilfi of yfc men « u on duty is lHe affected section. • Fallen rock debris hampered the re-cue workers. A *lnule victlib, Iran Fox who wax Working, noqr v a tn : of the Fourth- Regiment. tha elbow crumbled I y explosion, was1 struck in the shoulder b y .a wifci brocgl.t out -alive. Ha wok ballet while on dulyN Inside ma­ rcrlnuily burned and Marshal chine-gun defense works In WillUtni aikl ho was the only Shanghai. Hiatt comes from Itort on working. nrar tha .blast Crystal River, Fla.' * -who did not loae hi* life”. Fv-“ wa* In a critiriil condition at n He*rentar, Ala., hospital kiwi could not ho'question! d about tha explosion. It. ht. Msrrhri, vleopresident of tho compiny, , said bod lea of the victim, were located about four niUe* from the abaft mouth. .* .m Rescuers sent Lack word tha t* , victim* were burled In the fallen rock and coal. Marshal *ald ibotit half the victim* were while men and the olhrr* negrurs.’Thc mine, hr aiM, normally employe* about BOo men. Only one wing w ai damaged, - TAMPA. Oet. !».—<*’)—Charg­ Thli near the shift'* deepeet ing the proposed wage a*d hour extremity, n fnct which liar*hall hill now pending m Conircss, •aid kept the death Hit from V i, loaded with exemptions to mounting to - staggering propargive. many Industrie* a falst tioni. Mure th in 600 relative!, sense of security, Oongreermsn friend* Rind *|iectalcra assembled J. Mark Wllcoi, of West Palm : Beach, urged the defeat of the measure In *n address factors ths Mark Wilcox Hitt At ProposedWage And Hoar Measure Uncle Sam Will ' I 1 P u t U ? r$ 1 8 £ 9 3 Work Is Expected To Begin With Finish Of gnd S t Project ’ . ' . . J J ‘ I ' T h e* W P A p r o je c t «ponto re d b y th e C ity o f H an­ fo rd f o r th e Im p ro v e m e n t o f O ak, C e le ry , a n d U n io n AVBnue* h a s been ap p ro v e d b y W a sh in g to n o ffic ia ls a n d wUl becom o ellgihie, f o r o t^ ra U o n a t th e d la e re tlo n o f th e « a t j W . P . A ^ A w l n l e t r a j 0" * T h e H erald W u a d v ised b y ' Senator CUwdu P*PP«r,a store todkjr, Tlit total co*t of tha prejodt will be ovsr 116,000 of which UMM . I , , Declares Bill Is Ex­ ample Of “Bureauc­ racy G o n e Mad” '^D uiidto^In U. a Declines Sharply .2 During: September Mlllworir Association conrsntlon here yesterday. “Tha meaeure dons net apply to all the underpaid, and underprivileged workers.” Wllcoi esld. -It esempte a great many per­ sons. But otic# the Isglslatlon Is ruseted. these exemption* will be removed and I predict It will not fa* more than to year* batore the federal hoard of five person*, who will administer the act. will use dictatorial powers to regu­ late lb* wages and fli tbs hours of every Isfaorer In th* country." Tracing the history of o u r gov. eminent during the last Ik® yeart, lie pointed out that there lisa been a gradual concentra­ tion of power Ip the bauds of bureau* slid boards. "This measure I* hurueurrary gone mad.” ha declared, “U will provide a board of five men who will have lb* power to raise and lower wages and fta hour* of labor. They may discriminate butween eecttnns of the country and even between Individual firms. ”1 consider this measure tbs moat serious threat to Itemocrallc government that bss heuu proposed In tb* last generation Tha board will hava powaf to reward friends and punlsb ene­ mies. “When suck a board getucontrol It will b* Impossible for the people to regain control ex­ cept through a revolution ” County Clerks Study Tax Redemption Act *ty Avenue to Locust Avenue and the relaying of brick on Vnlre Avenue a* far aaat as P00 feet. At present aU the betake . ka there street* ere la te e n edge with e rend OIL The project provide; U ut the brick, be takro Og/ated', rata Id flat and fitted between with asphalt h ha* bean down; in Ujk; Magnolia Avenue and Park Ave- i j ‘ of IB to 40 feet from First Street to Fourth Street at preaent be* cause of the railroad tracks th e re Thlt will be corrected and the street' widened to 60 feet through Fourth Street. From Fourth Street to Sixth Street to SsvenUi Street it will be widened from M lo 32 feet. Th* part of Celery Avenro c it y n e w s b i u e f s which will undergo rc-construc­ *, ■ tion will he widened from th* pree­ mpt 14 feet to 18 feet. Th* project alao provklea for tho resetting of .while way llghtet construction of catch basins and the laying of aewer pipe* It It believed that work on Uili “No Prior Commit-; rtrlllbm of the Sanford 4-11' Bicycle Ik Stolen As project will begin as soon ae a *HfMeansOf Transpor­ m e n t s ” I k Basis For Club met In the Chamber <-I ficlrnt amount of WPA tabor la OK U n u u i n n Commerce building this mornlni; available. Thla will probably ho tation To M i a m i aftrr U C l . -AO 3 C n n I U II , .. . t r -„lar session. the completion of the Sec­ ond .Street project which la undov I A fter peilnllnc n slub-ii hlcyIIKNVKB, ; . l k t , I A- —fAV* Violators of City Ordinance* way at th* preaent time. Grorgc llsrnron, tlisirinan of the wIII Ik- tried before Cily Jndjr-- I 1 1,< lo r ii<-urly inn mlb-s. Paul llrow n, 1 *-year old rm llli who American Federation of Labor Flank I . Miller in « session of I hulls from A tlanta, fla„ w aauppea.e committee, slid “ Wfa,ll be Mmitlmsed »■ I pi lirniltil n e a r hero y n lo rd a y th»t»” wlnn he >m rulvlsed the . _ nrnoun by O. P. Slodn, OvloCommittee for Imlurtrisl Organl- 3 C Q HCOUIH W o r k i / H I| aft tlo roii>tsbb>, olid lo«li;i"tl In the Si.-Pete Youth Is Arretted Here On Theft Charge A. O f L. A nd1 (!.1.0. Agree Upon j Peace Conference 1 City Jolt. Chief of Pul lea Uoy j (J. Will hi ms. revealed lu^ay. Washington on Oct. "6 “ with or * "t““ „ , Thu youth stole u new Dayton Without committments”. I *'f " 10 Tho Feili-rsliofl hnd Isrtm l down Hhlp No. 7, hare l«-*-n working bicycle from a HI, I'etarsb u rg ' sto re suit with « sm all lutlrhel two proposal* this week tiecauie, on their new hcn'bpiitlrrs tndiy I III wlihli bn lo rrie d Ills belongider* said, the CIO Insisted the nl the foot i f Fetich Avenue. I Inx* he Hindu Ills way to Hsn* Kts should ogreo to certain prln* Tlie Scout* were given tinclplvi In advance. William Green, full use of tho nM C’lty ibuk. and | ford. Yesterday afternoon O lile tW il­ presklcnt of the Frileratjon, said repair work - and bcautlficstion liam* rerelvnd * teleg ram trom the CIO offer for |H-an- conference were started 'Immediately, l HI. Petersburg stalin g th a t It pti-bably ynulil bo sc<rj’li-d The Ship plan* to hold nil it* was believed Ihc youth w as In j j,a*t night the American Feder* future meeting* mul com'ucl all i this vicinity, lie Im m ediately atl o of Labor again lUsbed cobl Its nrtlriliea In llie bulIJi.ig. ' mill fled a ll law -enforcing officer* Ipgter on n peace ......... . from the Homo progress hv* been made In Ihn county and lain ysalerday tel el C. I. O. I'1 the construct h>n of the It sin- afternoon ' the - lad . ap p re ­ [r*‘Mr*t us on our term's or not Jsow Fleet, one small u llb mt hended by C onstable Hloau aaat Bt all,” the Federal km’s executive was reported muring runiplril >n iif Oviedo pedHlIng sw ay tow ard •funcll. III effect, told the C- I. O. amt repair* are also faoirg made tbn Hast Cuaat on bis way to “ e i° n Drum And Bugle Corps Has Meeting Wpa Approves Road Project For Sanford More Than $25,000 To Be Spent In Widen­ ing And Repaving Oak, Celery, Union Early Morning Co Gea, Explosion D s t r o y s lives ( M i n e r s In Shai M u s s o Uni Specifies Withdrawals To Be , In Equal Quantities From Both S i d e s Then Drives Thera Thru New England Nine Powieta T o^ ' Established In 1908 e l l m l u e e " '! ! : Legality Of “Jook Tax” To Be Tested In High Tribunal H e a d q U S rte rK t In spite of bad weather last night, a large number of the members of the Sen* of the l e ­ gion Drum and Bogle Coips a t­ tended their weekly practice ses­ sion In th* Legion Hut, according ta Percy Hero, advisor of I be by Ulrgraui in reply to • suggrs- on the canoe Moiigiug to the group W. D. Huffman, drum Instruct r and John Schtreid, bugle Instruc­ tor, were both preaent and sent tho Ude through some peppy marches with the instrument. The boy* »r* drilling for their scheduled i-erode In Tavares on Armistice Day which will be their first appearance this year A merit system has brrn launched, Mr. Mere staled. All at­ tending the prsettee session regu­ ' HIDU, Ron rnsnta, Oct. I fl.- W larly far three men the are given —King Carol tnbl Major llrnere) B valuable prtxo and Instrument* Marl* Gustave Gamelln. Freni b are taken from those missing chief of staff, yeeterilnr lhal three consecutlvg practice ses­ France “eon always depend on sions. the Rumanian army." The rifle rang# which was built Addreaa'ug himself dlrm-lly lo muter the supervision of th* flanarml Oam*lln In a spec.b *1 American Legtaw-fwrt and through the conclusion of military ma­ cp-eperatten of tho United amt IIIU neuvers they had just witnessed, Lumtier Companies, has been com­ th* Klug spoke In French. ‘ T o s 'ia seen nnt only com­ pleted end prnriko shoot- are rade*,'• he said. “8*1 an army on scheduled to for the Junhr D rit »ee|t which you can count In Dm* of Leglonnslreu Iloumania IMedgeH Her Aid To France prod,” ■ !• '. .i Th- vou'h was non-plussed by (ho fa rt th at hq bod t e n ap* prehenilrd so far away from to* •reo* of hta crime bill submitted to osvest without wny resistance, snd blandly told tsw enforcing officers thst be bad stolen the bicycle. He Is being held In the City Jol| availing arrival of St. Pe­ tersburg astborlile* who wilt re­ turn him to Hie Hunshi&a City. Hu told officers that he woe reconlly paroled from a fouryear, srnlenre tu Georgia for then. PRB8IDINQ BISHOP NAMED CINCINNATI, Oct , 18. —W V Hlgbl Ihrv. Henry S alat’ Qoorgo Tucker of Richmond, Va^ was elected presiding etehop e f the Protest nnt Eplocopel Church te- TALLAIIA88EK, Oct., 18. —W) —The 1017 Legislature's so-called “Jook t» V law reached the Su­ preme Court yesterday for a U at of constitutionalitynestle Pell leer of JacksonvIUo asked the court to free her of charges that she operated a place without paying the 1160 annual license required. John R. Mathews of JsckaonvtUg filed a habeas corpus action tar tha woman's, release. Th# court directed Sheriff R « Sweat of Duval County to ahow hi* authori­ ty for bolding her In technical custody- A hearing date w ii nod act Immediately. Sheriff Sweat ta in the petition of reeking to ■hew th* law I* constitutional. The “Jook t a i “ act llvteo a fan of |160 on all place*, except li­ censed hotel* 'which have 10 W more bedroom*, where dancing ta permitted, or variety program* are offeredMathew* told th* court' hla cli­ ent operated a four-room hctal M Jacksonville. Hotel* whkb have 10 *r more bedroom*, ho tald, pay 16 annually far dancing and vm *v iety program*. Mathew* contended tho differ­ ence In fee* «on*tRated an uneen* ■tltotlon*! discrimination. ■-. -rt LOCAL WEA' �f J t CAM)] P f §n the crackpot ddpraiselon panaceas which haW boon advanced during the poet few years, ntotte of thrift came closer to realisation'than the* Canadian province of Alberta’s Social Credit scheme. This proposal for the gd* erpmuriV to pap $26 a month to every person over eighteen years of age, upon which Its sponsor,. William Aberhart, rods into office with an overwhelming vote, came so near to realisation that all that remained waa for the 66 mem­ bers of the legislature pledged .to the program (out o f-a total membership of 68) to put It Into effect. , And yet more than two yearn after- the election, Boelal Credit la at!U an unreellhei dream! Ukny other « j n S payroertt* 'it* protest which arose fron th a n i t was promptly repeal*#.*, have been put into elr* beer! declared., B u t'so ; cclvtd/the pnttf^ed pen I t whs clearly appa it to the firmer*' of Alberta pnd 'the merchants of-Gi sry th a t1 lf; everyone1 In** the rularly. H I a month' in addition province were receiving to what he waa already earning and had thkt much estra money to spend on the neeeaeitMs or even the luxnrfee of life that the depression would soon1be'over and everyone would be enjoying the frnita o f' prosperity; Twenty-five dollars a month!multiplied by. hundreds'of thousands of persona in the province wouldmhke an enormous aiim of money to be added to the normal chkbfthlg of trade. Beery' Potaraborg Indaponlknt one would be guaranteed'by ft at ld iit a $>are< lirHig/'and turn* of th* now Jostle* those who et(U worked' would sOon be exceedingly prow perous. It all aounded fine,, but that I f wouldn't work !■ fully demonstrated <by the-filet th k fa rtir two .yeara of tHal and error Social Credit has hot yet been (Walked •in Alberta? It has failed 'so far because no Why 'courd be found, by the government of raising so large a som1e | would be beetsaary to pay' everyone 625 n month, cmd even, the meager attempt which, whs mad*' l i t r a h t t f a i i rtattlted in no great an Increase In. the a M t'a fiu e fi^ tm l’ ifhwTtA J>s abandoned;’; I t wbuld have failed'attyutojr- bWsuM tf it hadn't increased the eo st'af iMngt and a person could sub­ WiW( apparently baa th# sist on his pension from tie government, •thsesande of ft can't q.lta figure out r this country la heading people would have stowed working The failure of Professor AbtrrUrl to live up to his rther boom, or a bomb. campaign promlies, however; ia not1itywiuah Elver since the world began one /doses after another haa arisen with' the promise, not alone to lead the' peopli* out of the wilder­ ness, but to -provide them with economic security, great rlchee, everlasting happiness. So farms We know not many dv*tilling la no good If you of these "Great Promiaen” have succeeded, Napoleon led t'got circulation. Herald'ad­ his troops from the Bock of Gibraltar to the steppes of ding , puya bocauae The Oar- Russia on the pledge that there wad a'pot of 'gold a t the Into practically every end of the’rainbow, and all they got for their pahna was a wnrutan Wiw in (n Prussia, l l r t i i t f i no d l ( a'co aimt#t In In an aft old nlrl soldiers' ai'ilfiU fv* * In flawInale County. wooden box or aa tt !best, home. ................ M TM S * * K * boaineaa was moved to Thfipa, whtte the snake factory has been augmented by a . Ions for market, sailing ■hows and toolapical I) to $400 apiece, many altered In several old n which escape la quite flexible WOODEN SOLE SHOE business wag started In 1$8L Th* JOTOSWCB8 let eh a s thm tgh th ey w ere la th e A frt- i veldt Snake meat as a. table delicacy I Since 18, George I t End haa beau canning .TTLESNAKE H* began oper- S t j w 3 2 f 5 S UB<W*I VMfffr MAGNOttA of the Florida Reptile Instftulto, one hundred snakes far venom, la crystallsed and ahlnpcd to, laboratories for expertasMa! iti w K n o f . 44b Green Valley d iltlU t* Advertising Tbe Avocadohe count tat and the aUto an squabbling for tha right to if .tin giutillni ..tea momy. dlpg fh« ooncluilon of th* no* -inf, Itow would It b* for th* layon to *t«p paying tin tost > ■— I ■o—»■■— . : US- Jut!g» directed a vvrtllct of #*fit In th*. Tamp# flag' MM tsbtClg fraring to leave tho ■ties In tho bands of tho Jury, rtf must Kan been torn* qo*»' Stout It turning tho defendNow that Oonnany hat coneludI*a nOn-aggrosalon poet with l|4iiito, locking tho bach door ' U WON, llltlor should faol free tum hli ottonticn to hla holgbfi on the aouth and aaat. -------- ' Apother great industry for,,Florida appears possible In the production of avocados with the proper resegt1, t# advertising. There la no mere nutritious fruit in the world and It la now regarded as a great dellehqy, fit. only for the most exacting gourmet. But with the proper ad­ vertising and a vastly Increased production. It could be placed on the tables of every home in the land. "California citrus growers have learned that It pays to advertise,’’ says the St. Petersburg Independent "Florida citrus growers know that when California urges the public to drink more orange Juice and grapefruit Juice, and to bo sure to use California oranges and grapefruit, the public docs not always take the second part of the ad­ vice. And so Florida growers, with.less money to spend for advertising, are hound to benefit somewhat from ad­ vertisements paid for by California growers. _**It should therefore Interest Florida avocado growers In learn that Callfctnin grower^ ora now running-adver­ tisements to popularize the avocado. The advertisements Did you know that a ship loaded Idt coffee and (saving Bantus mill, hound for th* Uollod lalos takas a ahortar rout* to toton than to Now OriranaT That i what I'totaator Quia aaya. Bo* ivv it or aoL avocados like hlooth* 'Bwf l» a » f l W r e $ 4 » m to I|M W » h 4 ;.*> mahiro1fully otirHlIv Irw * •CaIIT1d fiut aVo* cadoa, according to the soVmHtlsemeW. aracHppM 1 clean with soft brushes, handled with glovee until preeooled to 42 degreee and shipped under rafrigeratlon. \ "It ie high time the ttuhlle In the North was learning more ^MUt.thje tropical delicacy." * * Aaksiand and OVIEDO tlS* uaiaoUa Ip), da Atnaricae of body alcohol oVou t nispey, tot t^t oatomolowbis wtH oaa-half^t'i Rauro, ai lolOmu Uamount* to plant? la too ettat to rondor taott pa way of. tola'to tbo Uvoatock todua-, aafb drttors,’ alnea this .1it. m^ . ‘.grooUr Incmaoa roootlt Stsfo and iVdaral offlclfta polat or Usm rtqulrod' tor a out that tbo nnMtoi* of door la otoy ifao hnSm** tho llaltod areas affoctod to not ■■■ large aad wttb too otontoatlsn U n , , n i pf tf* ( ^ i j * bnd and water, toatthtoo toor ^than *"*"« Use* Mi(n. “undaratandln’. *!' wH^’tlto outaoritin' tootsod to to perfect, pad everything was goto' along ataoofh, whan , without warnin' amthvr gang c w m along and more or I b is n coinpHrtted i, to r tha now outfit, known a* th* Oatpo Boy», ain't got] nothin’ par*on■I against th* Rlm-] b., lyddong, but It has com* to th rir|TTr attonttow that In coriila Iqcalltiot to ' a-' - .a - - a L .4 a -A|_ trails. NAtlvei of tropical America have "since. Urn#" ifniueraoj-Ial." Tit? A ftM cl ahuacatl, which the Mexicans have <hah| Rhgo Black I* earsful puts cm of a “mawnln" 'd K H K waMt 'no troUhleP to tbo only amwor to ■<C sfustew - ’ *"y qo'vOJ'-V -*r H i i1 1 ' I ’i i n e 1n1 Of Renden JMvc: I n a a * t» H d i* i-rw o r'j I KANSAS C U T , If a. r M irirTxy.. jifroT* i * *«*• ***liolh Ini* Chatto1,jip#, Noboo togWy with Mr and Mn. U R. Water* of aUnvOlo, Oh. hare moved to Oriodi and ooqppy tha IVanlol addition |o th«lf packing to o n , two ojawtW rsUSrJftSTS- fcw*. Mr- htoort of OrUndo haa* tha foe- ’**■dyraM SngM I ‘JK • Jtwefer mm* M tfW rG w m i b Allowing A tz m & c of past im aeeotmts. I^tototo in w v m ito ■ �T Mrs. J. E. Stemper v Gives B rld |tf)u Social Calendar : MONDAY The Missionary Society el lb* f ir s t MatbodUt Cbmreb wStbav* a reception a t Til* o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mill la honor of the Roe. and Mru. Paul Readfearo, now Memhero of the ehtarch and nVoljwadu. Ifl! Circle Number Three of ; the Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will, be b charga of the program to belMMen a t the church a t 8:S0 O’clock. The topic of the program will he, "Chin*—An S. O. S. Call For Prayer”. Special feature*, radio broadcast. Impersonation*, drama­ tic reading*, musk and social hour will be given b Chines* eettbg. The Sunbeam Band of Um First Baptist Chorch VIII meet at J:30 o'clock a t t b church. Loaders, Roy Symes, J r. and Mrs. W. 0. Edwards. Clrcla Number Fire of the First Baptist Church will bare an all day sewing for the hospi­ tal at tho t o n of Mr*. F. E. . TUESDAY .. ' The Junior Q. A. Girls of. |ba F irst Baptist Church will meet at th* church a t 3 JO o'tleek. LMkJer, Mr*. Marvin Milam.‘> * ^ 1 T t t Dependable Class of tbs a t llM A’dUckJ iFor reservat eaU ^ M,er.7|>,-j., t , , M *i ' POSTPfflfRMBNT. S Tbs I’rsyor Band mevtlnJJ qf tb* Womap's Auxiliary o f * ,tbs A T THE CHURCH ES Mrs. Fred R. Wilson * Hostess To Circle Mr*. Fred B. Wilson was boaM r and Mr*. Bam Flabchor tea* to tb* Rosa Circle of Um Garden Club which met yeiterdiy bar* returned from New York morning a t ber home on Sanford whet* they spent several days at­ Avenue, with Sixteen member* b tending the World (Series. a tte n d a n c e . J Mrs. W. in, chairman, ited that tb* a camellia b C h u rch S rto n L l* :» s A, M. M o rn ln a W o rsh ip . ltl* S A. M. Herman by Ih* p a s io r C h ristia n K ndeiw ur. ":»» P . IL uted.',t^e[dov*rfl i of handpelntea I which was the ' Mr. , and Mr*. Jo* ir chairman, lira. pound* the birth of BrsuilHeaUun thulrm tn, Mr*. Endor Curiett, announced that If any member had any plant* they would like to give for th* new City Park, whkh Is to be betereen 8anford’ Avenue and th* Meyfalr Hotel, Jam** Moughton, CTf> Parka Director,. Would be glad to jako ear* of them until tho Urn* to plant them, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Junior Garden Chalrmari, announced that the South Sid* School would Hard an exhibit for the annuel Garden Show to.b* heW ilh.I the Spring. Two brUbe:lcirtfd:A*t*)wra wflj ^Ive U lkl at tkp Sfajlh SW* School this yewt. One will be in November 1 M dfertn February. ’She* etee- sta t­ ed' that a plant sale would be held at the ,echqol next month.l.. . 1 1 isa ^m auiSM Sp# Middleton.-or Denevp A v tjfc at • :0* o'clocR Th* tdeellngMiava been changed -front M onday.I Hit until Tuesday night.' ’ * WEDNESDAY Th* first Bridge Party of the Social Department of the Woman s d o b wffl be bald a t 2:00 o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. Clifford Proctor, Mr*. A. H. Middleton, Mr* E. F. Hoffman, and Mlsa Ellen Mahoney. Reservations may - be Bad* by calling 7t-J. THURSDAY ' Th* busbies* and social meet­ ing of U>o Ladles Auxiliary Temple D ^k. Isra el'will-be hdd a t o’clock, Hootesse* f a i‘the evi will be Mr*. A. Joeobion and II. Jacobson'." * Tb* Friendship League of CongragatlMul Church* will a t ’flMl m m ell Mtai. John 1 West S ide,'at 3:00 o>Jo»k. FRIDAY munity Church held * MM meeting *t th# church WedMM nftemoon. They arc prepariapihclr annuel ChrU lm u cal* i (upper which will be H eld'S rm * V H B T iioD trr c n u n til 2. They will hold their regu u*v. W at n m r.r ft*, minister. business n n lln r Wsdnead C h s re k School. • :!» A. M. C o n lu o io n U efore Ms**. ('o m n w n lu r. I He* a . M. Oct. *0. 2:30 o’clock, * t '“ | V n o s a P e o p le * M eeting. S:»» o r t i n o MKntoiHKT iii v n c n church. l it* . J . K. W oodw ard. p » ito r. 1 R re n ln u W orehlo. T:»# P. M. A Rlble Study Claes has,, C hurch Hcfcool. M l A. M Mltf • w eek se rv ic e W e d n ee d ar a t T. I . U n i . au p erln leu d o M ; ccntly been organised and ■-! I:** r . M. M a m in a W u rsh lp . 11 A, U. elected U r Thomas Thempu liv en in g W n reh lp ■:•* 1‘. U. K p w o rth L ongue* "*•*» n t t : t l teacher. They will most *W p u b lic Is co rd ia lly Invited Is Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Thome TR s llc m l Ikess s e r v ic e . c o s s n a o u i o i u t r n r n n i . day evening. Oct. 10 a t t e a r n e r P a r k A venue and T h ir l o’clock. Every on* Interaetad' IIT H l Bible study la invited to alto Rev. 1. II. R oot, m lnleter. J E W •? labeling of plants to Identify them- She then Introduced'Charles McClung who ilso exhibited labels aad spoke on the quality of the malarial used in them. Members of the Rose Circle are: Mrs. W. 8, Coleman, Mr*. J- M. Coates, Mrs. Endor Curiett, Mr* II. L- Covlngtyp, Mrs. J- C, Bills, Jr* Mrs- J. M. Quirk, Mrs. Fred R. Wilson, Mr*. A. W. Epps, Mr* Sadya Mo***, Mr*. G L. Park, Mr*, C. R. Mason, . Mm. ,& L. Theaiher, Mr*. J- Dingfelder,, Mr*. R. Al-Newman,.Mrs. Goo. A- DeCAttcs,-Mrs. E.< F. Houshelder, Mm, J.--II. M*C**kiH,iMra.,iIe I. T P gflefrM frxW Bt "B»o*e**idMH.’ S. Hi Cetaloogh, Mrs. F..E- RolAnll1ft, Mr*,- Wi tE. Watson and Mm). J. Pope. ftalph Miller Talks To AzaleaCircle Dr. Ralph L. MUIer, who Is connected with th* Florida Agri­ culture Sbpply Company In Orlan­ do, was guest speaker at the mrct- Hospital. Central Garden Club Circle H u Meeting Mr*. G- E, Rollins, chairman, presided over the meeting of Cen­ tral Circle of the Sanford Garden Club whkh was held yesterday morning at th* bora* of Mr*. S. 0. Shtnholeer Tb* mtautee of th* last meet­ ing were read and (proved and a treasurer’s report was, given. Re­ ports of tb* eark u s standing com­ mittee* were board. In the abeebee ef the Beautification Chairman, Mrs Ira Southward, Mrs. H. M. 1’apwprth told of aom* of the alma and plans or this committee for tbs coming year. ( • ■ . .Mr*. 8. 0 Shlabolesr, Oonserra­ tion; Chairman, reported that Um Sanford Garden Club was trying to devise some plan to save the Urge Cypress tree* on tb* new boulevard. Th* Junior Garden Club chair* man, Mrs F. E. Bolt, asked the members to cooperate with her l* th* work for th* children by root­ ing plants for tbem. Mrs. Papworth reported that th* Flower Show would be held at the Legion Hut and the Circle voted to has* tho three standing Committee* Ikautlfkatlon, fexhibit and High­ way Developmsnt, begin making plane fo r tb* grounds:. The botanical and common nsmss of several plants were studied- Mr*. A. K. Roisetter mad* a talk on plasting shrub* and an­ nual* now with suggestions for fertilising and pruning. A round table discussion followed a t whkh tilde ’ Mr*. Roesetter answered ntsny^'QoetfMW « « ' member* site d her. The following members - were present: Mr* F. E. Bolt, Mr*. Sanford Doudney, Mrs. J', H. Estrldge, Mr* Q. I. Loocks, Mr*. Georg* McCall, Mr*. H. M. Papworth, Mrs- G. E. Rollins, Mr*. A. K. Roesetter, Mr*. W- M. Scott, Mrs- S. O. ShtnhoUer, Mr*. J. T. Newby and MUe Nona WyDy. T o -N ig h t Sunday THEY CLBAN U P T H E TOW N W I T H ': LAUGHS I bom* of Mrs. F. D. Scott. He chose aa hi* subject, ’’Ineect*’. Mm. R. F. Monaahratge, chair’ men presided ever Mm meeting. Routine matter* were discussed. Those attending were: Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mrs. C. E. Oormley, Mrs. J. O. Huff, Mrs. Henry MeLaultn, Mm. E. F. Monsslvetge, Mrs. F. W. Pope. Mrs. F. D- Scott, BONUS DEMANDED I la d U B O C Q U E Lynn ANDERS *The Shadow Strikes” SAN FRANCISCO, Oet., II. tffl—'Tb# AW*tie voyage’ ef the Dollar Itae trtfs tU r Adtaiml Hel­ ton wee cancelled yeetediay after sailers refused to man Um ship without a f l » bone* forsaking It to Japan, which tb* ere* consid­ ered In tb* “ war to n e" Tb* Dollar line snnneprsd the cargo aad atone on the ably, were being rerntovtd. Tha Um also ib h — itid tb# freighter Texas had botai tied up at Portland ta a similar d k p u u . rm v T b a p t is t cure*cw P a rk A n n * * A m a in V treet. T h . R ev. W . P , U reoks, .* pester* S u n d e r g rk n o t, t i t l A. M. M orn in g w o ie n te * 11 1* - A M. H r . r . u „ »:T» p m . Mr*. H om an Morris, Mr*.' Allan ■taM t, Mrs. H. B. Freeman, Mrs. J.tJf.'T W b at, Mr*. J. M. Stinecipher, Mr*. George McCall Mrs, Henry English sqd MU* Minnie titenlns Wurenlp, 1I« |>, V Italians Agree To Meeting Is Held By Dirt Gardeners P a r t Withdrawal Of Spanish Troops allowe'en Party Planned By Circle Tb* membem of Circle Number TIN) of th* First Christian Church, met a t'th e home of th* chairman, Mr*. J J . BoMy, Friday afternoon, where final plan* were mad* for the Hallowe'en P»rty t» be given at th* Christian Church Thursday night, October 28. • Th* plane are to make thlj one Of , the most outstanding entertain- loweases to make ready to ‘meet mysterious spooks and ’ ghost*, bear weird music and enjoy th* fun and excitement of tb* night.’' Mrs- Belly continued, “Madam Z wBl be there to tell your Past, Present and Future all for th* cost of Fire Cent*. The greatest Flak Pond hi Florida will be ready for your catch. Now, th* fin set, fattest Hot Doge with all the trimming* will be youm for tbs coat ef on* niektl. With rod lemonad*, hot coffo* and tho flneat of all homo mid* candies" “Thar* wOl be eo much fun yon will forgot ye* are old, tired or breka Breryoa* Is Invltod. Como, bring a f r j p j . there la no admit­ tance skawMb **d there will be nothing odv tm over a nickel.’’ “Remember tb* data, Thursday, October t t j Th* place, Tbs First Christian Cbureh) Tbs lira*, from TiOO o'clock until th* spooks fly sw sy“ IV rdnveday P m y n r Here Ire. t i l I'. M. K«r phone* fo r t h . Iis rd -o th eart* * : V isito rs W elonrde, paoi .a CIII- w en or T IIH S l I H i r . n n T h . R ev. H, r . O rsh a is , p asto r n u n J ut Hohool. S unday. I I A, II. P re a c h in g . S u n d ay , l | A. M. Bunosy, | l \ M. No nation, he sakl. could -be JJ' •Ling. w .d f iw U x I <U p. m, condemned for "Iresuming i ” under such ’ freedom of action' foreign Intervention. At tlp> tame time Britain and heh ao l 10:00 A. M. France drafted en outright warn­ PS urenadeay s ln g ll:* * A. M. ing to II Due* that the Frmnco- I P . t a k •:** r . M. P r e a c tin g f t * P . IL S p a n tsb frontier will be thrown open arbitrarily If th* London r o ll o o a r n n x i m s i n * non-intervention committee falls O rls n e e fl.* -l n e a r U eaavo AvaT ha R a r. CL IL D akar, pa a la r. to agree on a echem* of with­ B a n d a r Bckaol. t i l l A. IL drawing foreign volunteer* from O altaaa. I l : t * a . M. R r i i o l l n i ) Hcrvica, I t * n a t 8pain. W adnaaday P rc v a r a a * P ra la a The stiffening of the Franro- P ra y e r Oarvloe W adn asd ay , l i t * ttrlilsh attitude toward Italy came on the eve of an emergency l a k h m <n r (-nwMPNiTr p iii'ii ini meeting of non-intervention com­ tPreakylvrlnn Hnvvramvatl mittee today regarding the v o l' J i n n M. Ttiam pvop, M A P Jjlsr. Murnlne Wur*fclp. l*.t« untecr* crista. Th* Irnnilon and Paris foreign Cliun-h nrhenl, 11 1* g, u. K vcn ln g W urahlp. I ; l* M offleea were understood to have agreed that If the neutrality body lid U,,r*,*d w , , b sterseplt falls again tn solve the situa­ tion within two weeks, th* re­ opening of the French frontier will be ordered. Eden himself admitted the scant llkrllrood of any solution emerging from th* moribun non­ intervention committee. It was reported from Rome that MussolinU-lmpressed. per­ haps. by the F ran n r British sternness—was contemplating a "aymbolk withdrawal" of some of hla legionnaires from Spain, providing Britain and France ________ _ will grant belllgerant rights to! RnRkRgKH m ictiioiiist c iim C ii th* Spanish Insurgents. "j g " j, “ i“ « 0 a . u . Britain and France elreabyt - nsccisi i-mrnm, have agreed that belligerent y '.Vm i ' w-.iV.I* niviifoit. m* rights will be "accorded to both P. xt. Spanish factions as soon as i^vr'm vcU n*e 1 i “ P M Mussolini show* hla "good fa ith ' Thursday. In quitting Spain. o rn n v A s s r i i n u i i T c n c a o i ■ R*v. W . J . A*r*«y, p s ilo r . Miami Herald Sold S5: To Ohio Publisher *.5Sk A ,ffBr«SSL _____ MORIS MIAMI, Or). U .- W ) —Johh H i i s r o n n i'vui-.vtiwi v atiovai. u u s r s u TADKIIN Al'I.M Knlsht ami sasoelsle* til Ohio ll* r. W. H liu w n . p aatur. yesterday acquired ownership of t t h B lrvat an d U u i . l A n n u a . Mundky Hchmil ll ai A M . W il­ th* Miami Herald from Frank liam llro w n , su p c rln la n u a n l. n. Shulls, who founded the I'rv n rliln e Bcrvlco, It:* * A IL T n u n s l-anpla'a Hvrvlen, t i l l P. K A H illy, p re a ld a sl. K ta n s a lla lla l a r r t a a , T i l P M P ra y v r M vallng, T u a o d iy . I :* l V. M. Titnm.ay o v o a la * p ra a rh ln a and nl.l rnalilim nl Ivallm ony a a r.lc a . Itvoryhody w alcom a, M eld. li editor of the BeaconJournal and president of both Ohio new* paper*. p n k in it c iiia i * TiTcnrii K li. U row nlao, I>. U , p aaio r. kanday Ht-imol, 1:11 A. M. M u m ln p W.n.hlp, III** A. M. P. IX. 1:10 P. M. • • n t u r c in m r ii w r m * i r r (UIK.HTIRT R09 1U rt I ml HI «■••!* A Hutility Hrhuoli i t l J A* XI. t'h u rc li aervlce*. 11 A- XI. WedArmhir Mveitln* Mr vim* *:0 I*. XI. P rv e a ful li c m t h iif Krlddy I PO I*. XI. I to o m fr«»m I tM T iiM U » r I*. XI. t« iio i . v r i i m i itv is c o rtz . . L 'lll'H I H Itvv. M.CTIIn lir a mi. rri-tn r. l i s t HiimUy n ltv r T rln llv , Iln iy t'.iiuiiiuiilon. 1:1* A It. I'tilltvli Hrlinol. *:3# A II M orning l* rsy » r aad Hvrtnon. I I . an A. M iv n t l i m s i i o n c l i . ' . s-#e t ’. M V. r K. 1- »:>» I*. * Monilny: HI L u k a’* lin y . Iloly <*oniniiinlaii. liM ts A. M Pnbtlc i» m lln * ».•!■>* Ini Hiv l.lllol In til* t ’n rln n IIon..- . 1 .1 1 W v d n v -tn v , T lm railsy sin . Kiltl*) a t I*:** <i M P I ll s t n m i c i i e l l ll inT. s r llM V T is T IS* K a il lUcom l H llrel. Huoil.iy fU-llool, 1:15 A. M PkH reh Hvrvlee, II •» A I t llre d tn g Itooui «l*-lt T o r-.1,1r* sn«l p ri.iu r* (re n i 1 " I M’t-li*ek t'» i i t .''clock. open Air Mevlillll, 1 S'1 I'. l i 11*n C ap tain •111* Xllrv 11 it r *itel l* * r f l r # 1:41 w ill C lay," Xlr F r r k tf tM of M XI. iitid on Xlm. U tln iw lii w ill rrm lff »|i «*i*Ir1 mtinlo. TuFtalny i I*. Air llrriln i^ A ir XI'Minis, t:I# I*, if HolilIFT• Mrrt IniT- » "« 1* M . X'r'tlnyt Itollnwi * (I:»** IV M Hut iir.lt v! T.29 I*. XI. O pfti LAKE MARY Rally day was observed b I Community Church School j Oct. 3. Two new clau se on organised: a co-ed class and Young Women's class. Tb* 1 lowing children and young pea were promoted; from begin* tn primary. Betty Ren* H Peggy Anne Howell) Prlnuuy'l Junior B. Janet Joiner. Lea Thom, Kettle Jane Uleiq Eleanor Goods!*, Virginia Rear Betty Rolland. Jean BoUl Clara Belle Whitaker, Bek Reaves, Billy Joiner) Fri Junior B to Junior At 0*1 Murrle Fennel, Charlotte T*1 Hetty Hurls Williams, Marl llm res, Charles Holland, Good Rolland. Bobby Harris, JaM Thompson | From Inlermeda to Co ni class: Grace WMM lAuretle Minrhew, Irene Aj*l by, KloUe I .owe. Ruth Anderw Tlioma* Wansley, Rosa Whtt*H Ham Cochran, Randolph PP i On Sunday, Oct. IT. TfcCommunity Church la joining M . tho world wide CommanloR. Service of th* P reabytattu Church n* part of o c e le b m tS of tho Centennial of F orolj^ Mia*inns. A imilure of Ibo W V icr will bo a roll call and' h con i-crntion service a t whMl aptcial im-nibcrshlp, rirtlfHnTta will lie used. Another featOM *eE the Centennial cekbrattan WtU l>o s Birthday supper to bo -baM 1 • l the clmrch Friday, October iW, at which llmo a Centennial cO ffrring will bo received. The Lake Mary P.-T, A .Y fil! niert Thursday evening a t j k l school house, at I P, H , j _■«] The grade boys and gtrla k q t the volley ball games to Pooka: lrt-t Wednesday. The grade boys end gtrta Iw t: the volley ball game* to 9*Ma'Isst Wednesday. ' New neats recently h a v e -W M put in the school kudlt«rtdtar! they add greatly to tho t w t a v and heotily of the room. C. W. labill mad* a bwotakgf’. trip last week-end t* sttaad a Visual Education Meet in At*, lanla. Mr*. Mebells Cole and daughter. Christine, have relumwl to Ihrir hums after s summer In A»hcville, Mr. and Mrs. I jpwI* Bchlitt have returned to la k e Mary after spending the summer In the north. Th* Imke Mary Girl Scout* C a i r o , Egypt, o c t, i s —im~> end Brownies have brgun thrir winter program undor the dlrec.* Four of llrilaln's highest dsARM lion of Mm. R. E. True. M r*, officials conferred her* yeotpe* a M Ball: and Mrs. H. M. day while heavy Italian l*kltW *T Cochran and Mrs. B. I. Cole. ments were pouring Into ll**M/ Tbs Scout* meet Tue.-lsy sftcr- Libya. As a result of the confepM*** noon*. and the Brownie* on authoritative quarters undent Monday afternoon. James Cochran of Miami is British troops may be sent visiting hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. thr western desert next ui where garrison* now are tail J . D. Cochran Mrs. R. E. True has returned hy Egyptian troops, i A Na|de* dispatch said a eta from Gardner, Mass. Th* lake M»ry rhlldrrn at*, 'gent of 2300 Italian Infantry tended a Good Health Puppet artillery embarked for Libya-’ Show at Lyman School Monday contingent will make th* gsfl morning, given by the Stale of Italy’s North African pM slon total SbJOO. Board of Health. Egyptian troops were ahn Th* Lillies Aid of the Com­ moving toward iha desert. ’ British Officials ' Over Egypt Defi Plants Distributed Among Girl Scouts One hundred plants were dis­ tributed among tb* 26 membars at tb* meeting ef tb* Girl Boeuts which wee bold Friday afternoon a t tb* Little House These plants a n to be grown for tb* flower show. During tb* busineii meeting plana were discussed for a gulden party after which Margaret Spaneer'* patrol served refreshmikUa. lee this new Dodge today end l*em bow you, loo, a Dodge end save moneyl And itmimNr —Dodge etlU just e few dollar* more then low***-priced carat B O D SI—PJW..— .r CkrrtUt C . w « « “Sweet" la lb* English n i l for dessert. And “joint” its * fa r meat « tb* {English m u KaS is delivered regularly ;i Leaden bo**#* up to «:»y oYlw Ut night. fSfifSM v-ewdja *f u* id r 4 \ �Taylor And inor Powell JKr, •-**■-v tr In Musical Jto».W0t o f o u ; ] STARS OF “BROADW AY MELODY 'tiF i&8 M chorus girls IC IH M q u tn c i Quentin" i they r * break in of a ooin “San in which M«*r ilr tt the mov- Stars Make Debut.As f»al O'Brien d eed ed Ann i Scre4h Sunday goad way pricks np tla droop* -*ar» like an old tiro liorae tha aoupd of Iho alarm a* Wadway Melody n( 103V' Ada gayly tram Hollywood, ftero la irony in the now or■ o f , showmanship, aa Metro* Idwyn-Mayer product a must-comedy that excrlle |n lav* I -aplandor anything thul llroad -1 f aver attempted, Including gfaid'e follies. I paced, the atuily aided Broad* | y for moM i,r Hie talent which | war a In thla apart aentar nem a at Ihh HU* Tbenler Sunday. I Monday, tlnlf H*'l*rt Tay* Kltz On Wednesday Handsome Rax Mllland, who oared to the top rin g of ac^een popularity tn "The Jungle Prtn* ec u ” and "The Three Smart Girl*," play a the mate romantic trad In “Easy Uvlag," the gay I comedy by Preston Sturgee which 'play* Wedneaday and Thuraday at tho Rlta.Thcattr. I Mllland appears oppoallc charmling Jean Arthur, who aharra atalliar honor* with Edward Arnold;In ;^ha fllip. Mllland ,mad* hla flrat major screen appearance aa tha romantic load In "Tha ..Big B roadest of 1937" and draplta the brilliant gallaxy of namaa which thgt picture included, . a t­ tracted widespread attention. Xhla was followed by "The Jungle Princess,“ “Bulldog Drummond MIAMI.' OH, 1 « .-^ F )-T h *t Eacapca" and "Three Smart QirU." Count fit Covadong*. InformedI Son of a Welsh steel mill auper* that hla divorce proceeding la, visor, Mllland broke wild hors**, Havana'kfed b«fen dbmlaUd, w ii trained racers and worked on a uncertain lait nUht what ' hla, potato boat before ho Joined the next arlinn would be'Vfthdflgh ha. army and entered tho -British wat. “apifmis lo 'g e t the whole. Household Cavalry—tho King's buslneag over' with* tin," coming to the -M] art scores a f m | triumph tn The In' t e n s e l y dramadf rote he plays H *:?an Q u e n t in-’ Many a man wpnK like lb be In hfl shoes. J who eo-ftara with K teannr, trail, la strictly a product of ’ acreen- ' Mlaa Powell, ul I rae, Iclntlllatnd on Iho alage g before aim tapped her way! cinem atic fame. The combi* km appeared In ’’BroadwayIndy of IMd," before Iho ipoma ym m r cetleae hoy at* lad Iho topmost run* of Iho llywood ladder, Mlaa Powell poeltlvcly brilliant in her " topping “The Orcat ZlegfcW In spectacle and d an lln g arrpy I t talent, • - * *■ ■ — -t- ■ ——----- . . . . . . — brfof* Hi liit word In Ynmlc^l - —- Quentin1ToShow on the shore of San Francisco Bay. There are no execution and 0* t iix — j ■j At R itZ WcdnCSOSy no death-house scene*. Matro-Coldwyn-Mayer a g a n entertainment, “Broadway Mai" ody of 1P8H," to the Rita screen' , V'■ “ ** f.A CO AUDI A FAVORED ! Buoday and Monday. With Rob"| Those who like their movtemen -I b rt Taylor and Eleanor P o w e l l j amj strong—plenty good I NEW YORK. - « > ) —Flortlla H. co-starred' and with Mai giant 't( they're good and plenty had If I * Ouardla I* a 13 to & favorite * ,ca«>, (neluding n t h eelabritles of t h e y , , , , 0 |„clln*d-*te due for a tn be re-fleeted mayor of Nenr the iitagn, . . screen . and radio lrB tt vVedneaday and Thuraday York City, accord log to odda post­ ♦ world* as Oeorge- Murphy, UIngle Vben the flra t National melodra* ed la WifTI Street yesterday, Bames. Buddy Ebaen. Sophie ^ "g»n Quentin" plays at the Tucker, Judy Oarland. Charles Hits Theater, Igor Gorin, Raymond Walbura,! On the good aMe the fana will Robert Jlenchley, Willie Howard, Pat O'Brien, which ought to AT THE RITZ Charlca Grapewln and Robert be aatlafactny *f|okgh. Ha> the Sunday. Monday—Eleanor Powell. Robert Taylor "BROAD­ Wild hack, the new picture is her- Captain of the Yard In San QuanWAY MELODY OF 1938." alded as tha biggest mualcal ,at- tin. On Ihe.bad aide they'll have Tuesday—Hie Big P a y - 360 Special Added Attractions traction now on ethlbillon any* Humphrey Bogart and Joseph where on the face of the earth. Sawyer a* a -couple of tough prlaand Dot ocas Del Rio, Peter Lords “LANCER BPY." oners, plus Big Barton Maclaine , Wednesday, Thuraday—Jean A rthur,. Edward Arnold es a crooked Jail official. In "EASY LIVING." Added F u tu re "SAN QUENTIN." wear cellophane. , Bat the picture .Isn't altogether Friday—Warner Oland "CHARLIE CHAN ON BROAD­ .The alnry la fast moving, with mowed Inr, For aweatnaaa and n race Irnck alinospliar#. It has light there's that lovely rfd-hradWAY.” Also return showing (Jens Raymond, Lily Pons, Jackun nmu.lug plot twlel. Mlaa Pow­ Oakie -THAT GIRL FROM PAftis." ell ecoliires a runner, ral.nl by ed leading woman, Ann Sheridan, Saturday-PImy SCREENO. pick ro n tn ''I« A IR IE ' r s a San Franclace night-club her, father, when Taylnr, ayo^ng alngtr with whom Pat falls In THUNDF-R." Also "CARNIVAL QUEEJI." ; ’ playwrtgft, buy* l( for her out, AT THE PRINCESS. . , , ■ot ff^ilmepi. The girl dance*, m Saturday, Sunday. October 23rd'and 2Uh—jfopalong Caaa night club k> pay tor . thf ,li'a far. from being <a gloomy picture, previa w obaem ra dev --------- ----------! ' , “SMALL TOWN feed, DUST"• -ahd- Stuart “Erjvln - - ■blit . the ■, ..animal■ »)».''.MVf dare, in apitat of the fact that »' aidy “TRAIL ,ca abd repays everyan* With lot of tha action la behind th e’ B0Y" , : ' ■' LoresL Without eieeplltm Ul* wills of the ancient penitentiary1 PROGRAMME F&R WEEK OF OCT. 17 poirs ■again *i»!ih.Bmdi l« .... '•■in m 4 A r* 4 M1 'Ctf'cv _____ r m l tn b i t w * * " dway MelodyOf r Will Show On Soph Io Turkrr, Broadway per* Imlal for many ynnra. now car* lap on la the »lud!o| and with •T In this amailiig plrlura am [barge Murphy, lilnnln llarnee, autdy Ki>*en. Judy Garland, Marie* Im r Gnrln, Unymnnd gallium, Robert lleurhtey, Willie Iowan!, Charles Grapewln, llnhft Wlldhark mid n rlinriia of ItU Ibai Would have - bruuglu ay alngo entrance ln the days then Broadway rolled tlm moMl flicker*. jFBvoadway Melody of 1M»" '#e directed |,y Hoy Del Rulb Bd produced by Jack Cummings, ktva Ootilit, the Academy Award rlnner dance director, staged (lie yolwork,' Nat In Herb Grown and irlbur freed rcllnjmrali-d on be muglc. .Eleanor Powell and Geciom TO BE IN THEBt SHOES? j ; tW 'M i ,--r -.!» to Hollywood. Deaplte hla brkif career In films he la regarded by studio executives aa certain atcr material and Is being groomed for that goal now. “Easy Living" la a story particu­ larly adopted to. Mllland'* HgHTheartrd, devil-may-care character* (■tics. In It Mlaa Arthur, a work­ ing firl, .receives a (30,000 as bit goat In a most surprising manner, and la then forced to llva Ur to if. Mllland is tha sop of Arnold, Wall Street tycoon, and lx trying to'm akl a go of It on hi* earn as a * boy In a Tpalaurarit. Ha meet* las-Aqthur aw} M ia la lote wfth 6 �A —--------- • H a t t o n D o w n T a m p a , 1 8 -1 2 r~ .*>«**,’ '»<■ Florida Plays Host T Florida ~Meiitor j P ltn s To Start A Reserve Team T»cm Na. l ' :^ G A IN E SV IL L E . Oct.. Florida'* fast improvinKr V Hi. - ; tlutmi., | pine* during Ik* *kki«n to fur, tltU «**k i |n » Q H h r th a ’ Sanford tiowtthg Cluh' although th*r wrr, defeated t*'c* lu the «»»«» ih*r pupud. 1 Team No. 1 oroughl their ar-» • rtf* up to .SM whun tb*r won! three gtmui and took secondj Place and tied wttli No." 3 for thu aaraml spat. Thu IcalU* will hold Mother 1 aat or gsmea tunlrhl at tha c lu b t orur Keni’i Garage and all par •ona Interested tn Iraw ling, whuthar or n«l Way *ra mawtiara of tha rlu b ,n r* urgad to ha paaaot. Ilarw ur« tha result#: ^ 3«v-. y.: Gator Officials Are Expecting 7000 To See Fourth Clash i ^ v' 1 ./ „ Sanford-Daytona Game Postponed Due To Weather of- Ik* gan*ar<l W. K. Walla Bowlin* u*k' 11—— nl in nr* K, U 1‘rlr* J. Ludw ig *!J IU III* » »\i*I, j 2 IM i:t 4'■*\ m u* ITT ll Iwi 1M| lb* 1*M 13 »»1 \W MM ;\12 *'iB i %* *f*8*4t6H n r l<« u a ATI U %2 Ml -r® Ml 43m 4 M INI ti* is: n» i:.» M*» Mi IIS* IV 7ME ir.« ii® kM Ifcrt \W O N4 • • o t 1I,. is; M2 V i n MM n« I7« 214 I7« lit MJ r.o« ;&u 111 111 1Ai i;t 1IN >ia aia T ra m T**m 'TtuRltl T*«ni a«i J»ta maviuNHH VViHl !.*• I Til I'lna asm Mn. iI mi M*ik IU> S III 1 « i:*i N*». 1 lm r U (o )® If0 ^ S Iteojrou DAYTONA liKACH, Oct., 10. —The scheduled tilt between the Seminole High School Celcry Fed* *nd the Daytona Beach ttuccaneer* u u cancelled latt night due to bad weather, n field that looked a* If It were ii blanket and bermse neither tcam .w aa supplied with -any nod-floating foot ball*. The. tfnm e^w as scheduled to l’« l n nt Ahki o'clock on the new Volusia Field but the two machc* Spike Wk'lahingrr of the Bue» ami Leonard MeLueaa of the Feds, met In etinvcroain n , vlewiil and diaeuaard tha fli'M ami w eather condition* nrtit then dee tiled to cancel the grid war al ili.VI o'clock. T o n y L a n a i li The mentura nl»o announced that the engngrment would tw ployed on Voluiia Field on the cvrnlng of Dec. 1. G iven ReJfeM t By New York Club T h e t h r e e , religions practised In Japan are illiliitulsni. lluddhl'in niiil chr|,ilanltr. To Attempt To Land Position Ac Head Of A Major Outfit Nall head trimmings in cowboy alyl* aye helm u«ed on aoma of the am anrr uanduar*. STOP #. Ark^imwi* T *rti IS. T s i h u k r e I I . iM lild « j ’flin t ll c r ti ii l » , l.n l ,» \V*»rlii ■ V f f jr M , In i L p f i t y A lin h im 7 2 m H I |* u u I ‘ « ® LISTEN m TallnhimiMi si. t)ntm tr ®. l.lVr Milk I A, IInIIf* m u ll the opening Iin. up tcaluy. roach Cody i* pi: idling to .tn rl i referee ile v m with t)ie i-xrnptlon of Id* end*,' u\rdu*l the Purple Tigera. Tolu U u llu r m il K<mla Pennington, w lij In.-, liken, over the right flag i.lme WfltMdi Itainley auatatned a knee injury, will be at the trrmluulk. Ollienvlue IIntram will be n euiuplvlvly new one. The backfield cumbiiuilioii will -m .l-iil * im in i. u s ta iL T i al ll.» l« » » IlM r * . 00* . ill*. I t . ’HMin of *1 noil a, i iltirrliu WASHINGTON, tha wall almost all ills way Oct. 18.—( f l — dropped a 7 to 0 dacialofs nt — Dntted S ta te s trsd* with' doulh Tlnkar Kiatd last sig h t to . • A m trk , d lm le d sharply during Bouthaikitarn l.uifljlana a to ran i , , _ ,, * which lltad up 1(1 all pro-game thw Commerce D .p artpradlctldu* e l' Iwing a powor- w ent teported todsy. house. [ E aports to South America to* Tho vtailing anoint sllnaaxhd a tile d 1^ 7,(170,000 for tho month, •tubbortdy fuuglit paptlng dual eom partd with 110,140,008 In Anaa Be trlpla ih rm t ImlOiueH Car- goat last year. Im ports fiom South Bn, Jumptag high on thfw RoUlaa America siooil a t 1.12,077,003 and l+yard Uita, Uilrled a bulh t-llk a f 22.318,(KM) in the respective pats which waa shatehad from months. the air, two feet'from the ground, Europe continued na the most by left ami Nataua who had die- Important market fur Bill Williuti.*. 11 iS l i c t i u t l 4. Iliic k o .ll * i*. Tamp.* Hunt hcn-1 r rn. I hi I 7. i: Ilnll 11a w H«-(f(W111 llli.it ii A, I Si nut» ® W o ) tif c ttu i |i I I , H illritt i W , I ’n Ilf ..t ii' d I P it ) >*nlrm«>nn H u h 7 T riirtirra V*t- 1 Courleotui & Efficient SERVICE I hI & French—Tel. Mill !», Crni rr I A. Tnurmylvntihi «, Tol# Ja y f Me 13, Ar *111 J l l f f t r i ^ ENGLISH’S Gulf Station Lynn I.ighttown, n *(i|ihontiiiv, holding down the left iruuul »|Kit. Its the center of tilt- Iin.- al rig tit g u ird slid center, reapersively, will b« twn Tampa liuye, Nel*eit liavia, a rt-nlor, and Um'hMHl- ro t.f.*1(111 III.a I I T * M in m l m h io .ii t’llliill I'nllt ef Ca'Jrcr •• MIAMI. Oct., 18.—Tha Unlvrrally of Miami Hurrlcanea fought to a 8 tb 8 tie with tha Bucknell Tiger* lo*t night at the Rodney Burdina Stadium. Tha meeting wa* tha second of tha two team* in consist of Jack Blalock, Kd Mrnthe pad two year* with tha Hurri­ nlng, Paul Delomey mid Moon cane*. Winning last aeaiom game by a *co™"ofpn 5 ' u:---------- * — lla s.c tt will be sit Ihr tackier, with U. S. Exports Record SharpGain In August * ................ - rirrr*' ■' '1 'ft, 'in l**t«i 11 Schick Shaver n Junior. II Shi* reserve eleven fin.!* llugoing lough uRointl the lh iple T icri'i, Coach Ccdy will have hi* f i » t strin g combine in readiness In shoot unto Ihu field. 804.000 and *'.(»,tK).‘..U00 in lh.* re« p ectiv a m a n tiis. Fnr tho f lrtt ei«lit runnthi <f this year, the evpnrt sggregale wu* 12.0(12.4.13,(100, rnmi'iircd wilh • ' lllt.M., . « 11.014.320.000 III the miivap.intl' ■it-llitirjM ii t'kitiiwiiiHinfi 4 American Ing 1080 period, fnipurt* aggre- <llr> ft HoiiUm iii 7. Mi r if i gated *3,104,338,000 and 11,032.- 0 I tt 4min*, lit • Ntittliffint I'kldlBiiiBi Jiintt*r 4V*I No IILAIIES, No LA TH ER No IlltljS II, No LOTIONS Randall Electric co. . D A N DUNN • S*cr«t Op«ritlvt 48 C la s s ifie d A d vertisement* ' 11—MIsceUaneoue i f your homo looks lla aga apply tha Dollar A (lay Beauty treat­ National Vanstlah OHfeda. 41 cent* ment. Blnnlay-Ucigera K*rJwir« per a* ft- Fin*at bltnda ob­ tainable. Sanford Awning A Shad* Co. 108 E. 2nd St. I’hona 764 J. N earer and vct nearer to T H E CO A BT C O M E B T H E OM tNOUB B H IP W IT H lT D B E C R E T C A R G O FOR TH E CVAL TRADE OF WU FANG . T H E PR IV A TE H A R B O R O F T H E O C E A N V IEW E B T A T E . A PERFECT PHONEB HIB CHIN SBC FRIEND. EN TRV FOR B M U G & L E R B -'H E L L O -* PO O B I N G ? D u r I M U T T B E B U R E --------A N O COULD l G E T A CHINCBE T H E ONLV W A V I C A N BE BURE O U T F IT A N O A W IG IB T O G E T IN T O W U F A N G ’B «(*« G A N G / N O W TO G E T BA C K ( Y O U 'L L HAVE D E L IV E R IT R IG H T ■ t o t o w n / t--------------------- I AVvIAV f F I N E , I L L ■ YOU W ILL W AVE T O BE V E R V C A U T IO U S . MR D U N K F O B W U F A N G WA*i M l’S B U IP IC IO N B A R O U B E O A N D H A 1 O R D E R E D WIB H A T C W E T M E N T O DI^POVE O F D O T H O F U ^ > ------ — _____ IF you WERE B E W A IT IN G r T VOOB U N C L E MAn ALV> W ABNEO M C WA . . . . ^- I. N 6 AND T KNOW IT*S OANGEROUB B U T T W A T 'B M V OU B1N EBB-- ANVWAV, WITH THEBE GLABBM AND T H E MUBTACHE, I D O N T THINK TM EVU R E C O G N IE E M E / , 2—l/oai 4k Found ____ Found adrift, arnalt rowboat. Oom*r may hav« aim* by Identifying and payh>I aapanaa. Bog 6X Eaterprlao. l^ A a tM A o b b to ANOTHKQ- DGAL ton « M TruIUr with body, ipMUf l » L Ur—Apnitm«nt* For Rant Largo wall furnished apartnitnL newly decors tod, new gas rea irmtlon. laagt gaimga. Fred W. % V Y , »14«w. 16th SL * b r FOUR ROOM apartment for rant—M o d e r n conwnlencaa. (lA N D U N N --D IB GUI BCD AB A CH IN CBE C O O L IE , E N T E R B C H IN A T O W N O N W U FANG'B r T O iii / H - M - M - - T H A T ‘B H IB H C A D Q U A R T E R B ,E H ? X L L JU G T P R O W L AROUND * * * m— W T H IB A LLEY BEH IND H IB JO IN T IB FILTM Y G U CBB I L U F IN D A P L A C E AND BIT* DOWN XT> LIKE TO B E E WHO G O E B IN AND O U T O F H IB BACK D O O R .'/--' HERE COMEB B O A fE O N C " rrB n o t t h e B o rr bh u ffle O F C H IN C B E F E E T , E IT H E R I Muwnrr woon Amouno^- u .n rq w vg tU X M B J. } IT 'f PAftAN . J CNTKRINA V WU rA N ^'t PLACE WONDER WWO "THAT B IR O IB O V ER T H l R C f \ I W ABK WU FANG- „r NOW I*M C O N V IN C E D ■*/ H C B T H E W H rT E M A N rFOO rv t B » !IN ,/•G- TOLD nrM n war sn ru MS ABOUT. �sm ss.. IM a i r lu ll in m u <StF la c a a ta r m lly lo •>» U w « a e d a n ll u n t f i t i b l l x l a *:a*iln* m < la farim la l l a C .ty a t U l t t n , F lo rid a . H h poll*' w ill M open a t T iU u*yt**k a . M. • i M w ill •U a a a t ean d u w a a a n M A l a . I k m i y ap p o in t J. N. ft r t u r m l I*. 11. S m ith a a In ndora a t n l d elecllo a. and K, U n a a ' l!t* rk a t aaM alaa- W J lM V w r fS r S , rra d Wttllama, Mr*. VoUs IM, Mr*. WalUr C oopor, Dorothy Lamb, «MI othor rd woman ara axpaeUd to Ottandjitra at tha rayioiiaJ m u Baal Conferro* in lo Monday, tha City r Warn ad today, apooi SMaTft •l l *la w lla ro a w h eran f t k a ta h e re u n to ra t my h an d a a M aenr a t IM crily a t R ra lo n l. F lo rid a, f lV» ’ I r a n i ’ / M t ' a l 'i k * '' a o a ri a at. M i l annaad l a bn e d i t e d push w ing f » w H W U M , h a d pram 'a a l l , | la la Sem inal* C aaaly. arM a, l a - w i t : U | n um bered f a r e * h a a d r a t F o rty - th r e e | l « t ) a t t a a V aa A radele-O eboroe B ro k era a a ■O em yayy'e A M Itm a ta H ll W ARD I l i a n INK, M ayor a t IM HMy a t S a a te rd , I B dumber* of (ba CampMIIOnlay poat ot . tba Aswrlens ^W n ara urgad to attaod tha malar maailng and bar bar a a U * « r aoppar In tha Lagton 1st Monda, night. O. D. WorkMi, recently elected commander f tha local Poat, raralndad to* Get the world** good mwi dhfr The Christian Science ft INTTOR Aa fofteeeftewi Duty H eatH h j T ra B*W TORK. O ct U .-V P ) -Lord Drcloa of Ira land arrirad ('her* yaalardiy from Korop# an ' tha lint Normandie, Today ha called for homo altar haying a dinner of oyitera and f r l o d •chJthan which "wa« well worth the trip." ta lln w la o p n m lm H U kU h chaictiak ic iin c s rtnuiH D to > x tf T r a* all 3W ET Ik a North#*#! OR " I S ection H n T w en ty l i t ) 0 T h irty -o n e t i l l , nal* r v ia n tf, F lei •• • * H at l te a t a t ynrd ' W — e lly h le, fy la g a n d baiai Sem inole C a a a ly n o d H al ild u l a to k a A d a i t l ia. U ra te o f ra id l d e n le t. LEGAL NOTICE nett is i.'rfiiM uy o iv k n a a d t r am . by e lrlu * uf a « s a le re d la a c e rta in aaaaa Is* l a t k i ~ C 1 r * a tt- O a * * t- f t la le C unnly, F la rld A la eery, w h erein T he Cvba m sy, a enriK iialloa. I* plainaail Celn Com pany at ’lea, a co rporation, I* de­ is t, I w ill ra il in Ik* lillk ind beat bidder f a r c*ek la o t Ik* P o n t ilo ar a t Ike | flonea In M a O ily p t Senr U r f t n . no linnitey, Hd«*m - unrf m ore p n rlle u le rly tie­ 'll k* Inllow a. lo -w R t « In A I t c h a l u Snulfc af i i N n riliaaat c o rn e r o{_tlm orlli w e lt Q u a rte r (N W U ) I III* Nor Ik lre a l Q uar»r (N W U ) nl S aallaa 'w e n ly -llirc e l i t ) . 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A eundry lltlln a e In In elalU llu n T w o ^ to-aallnna a a lf-d ra ln ayra p t a a k i i Op* eleel in eiiarllo n a l a a c A leal bne; On* alan d fu r carb o n ic an a la n k e : u e M -a a l M r f a lrj O h* b a ilie o a k e n Mteeai p ip it# u. aw akarat Wm a llu ln n a i« f w aler lin e flu ,a 'a a l l - ta uiav k laaat l a te a t ktiae ak>t a « e a U i. One C lark Nn. aaa-a.ti" Partn « ie i i w n n ^ T t i , n r r n « v BnporUtlrs P IC K E R -U P P E R alnaU nimw; one A ir D nm prem nr U n it (NOTH: T rad ed w n li.r frqm Caul in in ie r a n d from Hr a rk lly d rn In p n rlU l im y m e n tti One m id W a te r T a n k IfH iTK i T railed p a r la ft lln lle m p la n k Iran i l.lp n tan No. , 1111 In iin n ln l 'iw y m e n ll. tin e lilnm en lle f r lp e r a tln a ' I'le n t Nn M l w ith IJnlleiiip la n k ra n tp le t* k lU i ra il. M t-k * lln n cap ac ity , m m iileie a a in in a tlc enuipped INOTK; T ra d e d iJ p m a n ' lieIrlg e ra llo n 1’laiit • N a Urn*. Na I II * , ro m p la ie , In p a r ­ tia l iid rin c n t fin ally Bold ■10 l-ehef-lfoln 'Oo* T ainpd. Hoe, Ml*.11 j ‘ One Nn S»* N epra S uper S a ln r a lu i; One h n i w a le r k a a i t r an d e le rlrfp k ln w er; One F lim r I ra c k ) o n * hand b o lll* w aehlng m a ­ ch in e A m n to ri On* h an d e le v a ln ri On* IM -d allo tt <\ipp*r * / l c r lan k cn n leri On* lot o f tool*! Ona Im eket A keroeen* b u r n ­ e r; One l l l i l * lln illn llllln * m a ­ chine No. II-IM , W ith mi la r i Oni Mump pum p w llk m o lar A baa*; On* C nllalil mill) On* T im T h e rm n ra « u la ln r, OS. IM t. H unco R elay U t V I I r* T an r n n k e ri. On* T k -ro m e u ri One I reeaure r n a h e ri o n e Crm uld leib eU r: On# l-ulni M inuter w llh fan* lor, Uneu. ala * Ibinip ielai. 'On* SJWfeaTlun A H alna la n k ; o n - IM -k a lla a . S io itK U B k ; Ann-ill nn (It* kkllu g u U h h re for O ucku; o n - Nn. t tile r - k e e lin g innrh ln * ; ,< ■ . One Neon e ln u i J)seI Bel a p atlo ld rig g in g com M ladelam epna Blue a lc Jila M .1 ft e la n m e: , M ecelianeak* .O qalpm ant ft ' len lel ,'h . I t tu b a : ,1Alr T rm iafn rin ey ft ru n aealh>nai f*hii«il»u m i l e r r >. . C kiw olaU g a ltb itla e d pall*; On* H " a Hr i r e Ih pipe rad | T w o H ie o f rn e td ta f a r (tel­ ly*; T e a h a lf k»«n: T e a ta e l a rra y knee, le a (eel n l b raid ed be**: Tw ft alu m in u m acuupe. an* (In BCimpi On* a lu m la a m |w t for rb ecblele ran m i , , • On* l- b u r n e r g a y (dkin) One o ak c h u r n i T w « eNlfl* ta.iiner*; One Air In n h i I* n o u lerel I* Cnnlarai >■ ta u a a la ra : On# a o ln -n p e ra lo d m o ly ri , ■IB lie l- a a C ala k n ith u U b n llla a i ' H e ' l l , 4*<n Uel» ' grad u al* Im lllee 1 ' ■ i n i i m |< ( i b tttie tt IBM lU e a . Iran* [lladh l» M . I M . Ill- C am illa P ry • he Hie* r rrpm M ara lim a. l l a H a n tram r e in 'In te r.e n n u ly - I 'r a - lu e l* <;•.)' l l a Q u efi ■<•*,, « W h ile b e ttle a i i '■ n l« o r l l - n t I,ailtee: t a t H r (t-n a belli* * ; I II * M - m 't l a i B ) Ona W e a iita n aleak ) One aeim cr paw rolaleri On# tw ra a la to ri ’- •• On* :li„ a l i ' t , <: Two rta u d le r g l re c lin e d .allllak, w tl b e * ra re At (M agee) On* rm wyr Mblll*' ,. O ne No, 1141 l U a . b a r e t U l U U pallanaauk la ie -re to ry e q u ip m e n t) ■■ • , ■■ h lle c e lle n ta iu ta lik e tra m 'M e t­ a l (Jlneo I'ra g a c ta Oa. ( S lllt u m ler lleeyfW f' T ab le A alv|>a t a r la b u re tu ry ; F lea alpha,»n: S u n d ry laleeellaaeo aa ' lekale* W ry *<iuliii„*nli S team Ciilla A vl|w fo r h e a t„ a r f a r m f* . fo r a r r a y : llo ltlea, cn,Me A m U lu o b arraU ; T ao t a e l cap p er m eaeu rari On* llallln ii fly d ra m e te ri On* llla a r t lloa* A cuniierlln n * In la b o ra ­ to ry : “ 'U 'lU n e n u e w iaty iaeal at l i t ) F la S lre ai) n - t i r i m a buuha lu r la b o ra ­ la ry i One ■■ Ie«i ew er h m i o n a electric tra a e to rm e rt ta feel ln.ee |„ r b n ltlln a d e p li P E D IC U R E O n aaty . , 1*1 u ( r r h a .iii p f 4 Ha- p a re e la , of IdiU I lo I f, b o th tn ctaal I d II and la tte ' I t T" t 0 " both lu eln alra, a t Rloch * I d l e I in 11, M l Inc m et1 ■ lad e I t , I f 11,1 )L t f t i f f t l . M , an d M o t tMoak> lad * 1 la . I f b a th I a* lo ti and ta il I f n f HIM* . I d i 1 lo k. b o th ladluel • i b a d f o i e I t i s IT. b a tk • > d u e l ,* , a t n ia e k . I l f b a le a a d I and tail* I I* I I . be In clu d e* , ml M udk I I I l< I la I t. b a th In atu elra. I, I I la I t . b alk In elu eite, < lllo ck IX. lu HRL-A IR . L ford. K larlde. acco rd in g . F la t lluuk A page I I , H i nai* C ounty RaconU . T he ab ac* p ro p erly I* It enbl In naljety chid decree, w ill b e a*M nib)#*U t* e a r paid S la t* e n d CMnnly te e e l. eu b ferl nlea in ts a a tp lavled Im poaad f t p 'I h * C ity *1 San F lorida fo r Ike y e a r t i l l , . JAM RS O. N IIA noN , t "Zut:rn' » *'r,ru •' ft-, \ " « « I I A e lla A M u n * -ck e; One Ha. . I l l * Bine; Snap d Kl V hw tiibat b a t- .1 fe tie k e ra i \ m k lampM • p a r ty k«Kig * * U .|* M i. T C&'JbSTY1Si ”u gjur^bi^ A H are eye (er__ I 'U la lU t a n d r a le m a te a a d a k ltre ft ■* Ik . u ik day a t n iu h e r li l t . Q a n d fcy th e O r e a d C e a rl a t llw W a lk Ju d ic ia l O traall V*f ‘ {£ S lat* n f F lo rid a. |e ag g fa r Beta l*o)e C a an ly , F ln rld a la pkha* P ictures T elljb e Story /w d b tm S ! E V A L E E ftP S h* lad* wing d*- M l ,- d a y f t l '<*. P. lift thd world, A tielo b - a special edition next week that will be ftway to oyer 1,000 prospective winter vuitore. Jtion will be filled with interesting news stories Iwrtliemsnts about frntaxd ' end Seminole dn Flofc^s to it home. �>**» > Seminole County Produce# More Fruit And V*K«t«bte* Than Similar Area In Amcricn r Oty 'A lftrthr Hull, Highway SANFORD, FLORIDA. MOl Giant Airlines Plane Thought Lost In Crash WITH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS MiuiitfTwelve Hours PkuieSiffhted From Air ApparentlyAft­ er Forced Landing NUMUKIt 305. Ealabllahed In 1908 E 33 PERISHED IN MINE DISASTER “Death Bhttalion” Of 1,400 C h i n e s e Is EntirelyWiped Out; 3,000 Japs Arc Slain ice Insists Give Uty Volunteers For I 19 Passenger^ Are Ekioangered LON D O N , O rL IE — j Aircraft Raids Increase Fears vWro Mpt Mu*Spanish 4 leers" crU li toward a d a n i deadlock la st night by Ini that flanaralUaluiu Krsnclaonl co ' demobllls* at leaat four., mercenary Insurgeol luldlar cTi>ry Man withdrawn fr o i loyallat ranka. Report Says Wreck­ age Could Be Seen Ftor Some Distance Tha SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 18,—(AP)—A mining Unit­ ed Airlines plane with 1» pan on■ aboard waa ■tinted from the air today 12 mllea •iouthw eat of Evanston, Wy^oming. The huge tranacon- jrranch More Than 200 Chi­ nese Civilians Are Killed By B o m b s amliaaaadd London, Andrew Chorine d received court ordpra from] la in "stand by h l r r u n a '' •< the N ail-Fascist bine, what I am don uoii-lnlovsiit'on With anti-aircraft gun* (canning tha aktaa far bombers, China defends her andant cities against tha attack o t modem Japanese air fleet. Thta gun. screened by trots, Is part of tha battery a t Nanking which tha capital'! defenders credit with saving the city. Four Persons Rebels Cealioue Face D ealb In— Vigorous -Drive Auto Accident Toward Gijoo Ba<J?*r Hn“ 5; Cl09*f “Verdun” OfAsturian Shave, But Escapes Defen8c Syatem ,n Serious^Injuries Danger 0 f FalIlng Morse Hthaon, Wi C. Flemming, local harhar, and two girl hitchhlktra narrowly escaped death when the car In which they were riding MV tha highway and turned over sersral times, knocking down * poorea Itoe pole before tha HENDAYE, Oct., HI. —«■)— Insurgents, shifting their attack on tha Dltcsyan front of northwest Spain from tha mobntalnoua territory to the coastal plain, drovu today peat Coldnga. an A r commuted o t nine poarara, lo llera'a a view around the entrance of a Mutgn cull mine near HlntiIngham, Ala., ah And the baala nf n bargain where- t terrific explosion rang through the ahafta and killed .13 miner*. Itclallvra and frlendi by Italy will call homo bar (boil' around Ihe mine Vy the hundred* In the hope th a t all nr the ill fateil men did not periali, aand* of blackshirt leglonwMrox amhllUrlr„ . , K„ K. . ni,.l „„„ u h . L_ i.L , __________ . , L ______!. ■erring w ith Franco's Insurgents. At yesterday'* meeting of tha aub-rommlllae the Itallaa ambafaador, Oramll, announced th a t Italy a ire e d to a ''symbolle" withdrawal of her blackshirts, providing Franco Is granted betllgerent rights . nud an __ canal withdrawal la made Irona tha loyallat forces. Orandl demanded "equal withdrawala" wlilla Corbin, plaetnr l.lnyil rv n tis uf Kustii and Florida Concerns Seen Ahead When artt& 77ir»~ STTttfJ Lose In Appeal C ongress Meets To Supreme Court CITY NEWS BRIEFS the Japanm * Infantiy supported by plain* nnil n ival gun* Colonel Chin wn. killed mul hla foreo wiped mil. f (’hlnr*e nod Japanese a ir raid* before Ilia nlne-pnwnr rnniullaMoggie Hu Hi iif ‘iSeitevn were mid null -ain't n ft H idling rained' (CsntJnutd an Pag* Th-ss) Ifnintt-d u lic ii ii* in wi-d during Increasing fear* In the fnlernnthe wiek-i-lid, n,reeding In reeuidi tloiinl Sri I lenient th a t S h an g h ai In ihe office uf Judge It. IV Ware. WASHINGTON. OH. IK. (dh W ASIIINtlTON, O H , IH, - n u y suffer a repHItlon o f "Idoody Opllndallr prrdlrllona by llemti* I M^ Three I-lurid* rnntpniiles lust 1111Saliu.lny'' ratm drophe of A ugutt II There u n i n grow ing demand cralie ctmgrvs.lonal leaders ulonil ire* are *’ul"rlm ' Vourt lislay in an n i­ among foreign resident* for some Setting Ihe aperlal acailon w -11 ne c u y *•' k on th e Securities Cninmlsout of Ihu legislative trenrlie. a . aion's a ltempi In auhporim I heir soil of remedial action. Resuming1 bonth'im of elvillun nn-a* ouUidm hr New Yaar's find echoes am en t u it iln , ^ ‘'U1 ""*• The tribunal refuiril Mislu hul, Jnpniie e plane* were lu review drei-ion sgninsl Ihe The annual anaalon of Iha Hem- W aihlnitou pres* gallery mil,ink­ l aid lo have I.ill. -I ne^ veimndrd ers. eoniiuinii.i by the circuit court of Inole H apllit A»»ovlatlon win ha­ mole limli 2l>0| (lilneae mostly As they sum marise the addllo . In Us* Lotifwoml Baptist i„ v:..spvainnU. C hum , tomorrow morning sou atton for th s bllta iha t'reshlenl ferori pi The lidU'l' sudnilli-d Hie autiThe Japiilieie appealed lo hnvt> urges, from crop eniirol to millcontinue through Wednesday il Henil pn*'tines a , well ns Ihe IK.'I.I "tru st Miff, lid llleir eceie-t reverses of Irust tighlenlng up. nothing tint night, according to T- W. !-awnl ihe Id sw urilies" n rl under width the III Chinese w ar in I In- northw est Ion, member uf Ih* siseu tlv s ihu wage-luiur measure I*' in a toiiior- aulpm naeti w eie Issued. . ;uoplien win in ''flying columns* partis me m aty stag* w him even comm utes. n tlH p il Jusllee llhiek wit* a-sinned lo of f'ltn T ih , Chinn s Limed At th s tsro-itay session raprr suggests enactment wllbln s i I Iwlay, tiave peilii ipnled in I lit- nrlioii m i­ Napoleon,*' rep.nti.1ly had ru t tsnallvea from is II a p 11 a I weeks. sled in nuuneed lodny nil niiprnkimately through Ilieir ienr t-oaid mid iso* Churches In Central Florida will And area the wage hour fight lie res- 1U roidinvt r d e . uppenl,*| from luted I hive division-. will be realilileil with H u aged bo present. , lower rm irls. No ntlituunremi-nl Ja|imie<it< d> pi>e.ite.| (ho report, leadership, tl I* on Hot bool.* The (lev. J. M. Andcrarm, pas­ wo* mode llud lie had mil |iuiliel- pniiiliilg mil lliiil ecru if it wt-ro tor of Ihe Calvary llaptM as Ih* IIlark-Cuiinety hill, yet puled An nniimiiiremrnt usually liue, Js p iiln -e iidvnnee* in llopcl, Churrh In Daylona Itaarh, will neither sponsor, each th« ap.nl.. I« mnde when J iis tim dlsipialify where they Intve pro.-trated to (fegllaued ■■ P a ss Threel be moderator of the sen d ers si Iln iii.elvi* for ease ii from wilhili (HI mih j ef the Ifnnim H oc which all Ihe Hapllst C hurchrt passing on lliliinlimt, der. would rniiiili iart reverse In In three rounllea will be repre will IsThe refund of Ihe high liihuiiul hliniisl In ihu wi -i oinking It In r aenled. Kldlidii t to lev lew the ntlnrk on Ilie He- po -ille I, i Cliiliaoe lo hold out The outstanding feature on the alio w itliriirllies Coin mi ■inn produced le- any length iif time. program for Ihe opening serv­ llege o f | new i.1 speculation ns to whether N eieiile li , I. p o ,i, from both ice tomorrow m orntnr la an ed­ Brminole County Agent C It. i •I1 nod lllnek'* auppnriid poiliilpidim i hide* illill* (ell tile Yeleinll Highlit ucational address by Dr. W. 8 Dawson, today urged the stork services would gl*e Ihe roinpanie* ground* Rente in my of cam* Allan, president ot Btelaon Uul- ralsera of (his County to parD ri­ lie mid I t o eliallrnge Ihe emir I s ruling. poIgtici ■ i-f Ihe old “ llrel Army'* verslly ln D*|asnd. Dr. Allan's ps te in Ihe Florida F i t Slock Hhcv While the chillinmn of the Hen- 'and l i n k Nanking troops, had p u t address la scheduled to beglo at sponsored by Die Jacksonville. Ii of Ihu ntr Lobby CommitIt-r, lllnek used n 1 1imp In Ihe genrrnl tioilhwi-st 1 1 :0 S o'rloek. r board the telegram s le lunn.l by lie- eanipnigii and mode it nerrsanry Members of the esoeulive com follow- Communication* Cummbudnn width fin I lie Jupum *i tn i unit tvinfnig-e* mlllea wlm are In charge id by |lr, find lie in s e a l and received ly per til el iIs. program arrangem ents ay s: C hilli so thu nil- Mllll under Invi-slfgulhui by the sub! Chu T rh lln tm ts 8. Rlghlrolra, rhalrm an: had not ollly eiidsngele.l l|io bad* 1 roiiimittre, n, B. Otull, J. T. Brook, James * 'n The IH.11 Hi t i i i dies A H required ly-H rH chid Jiipanosc lino of ram O. AAilln and T- ,W. J*awlon. i ii ' m * rr-gl'lrolloii of piiipoietl U- IHUPknro»i■ in lo Hliaiiii from Iha Those espeeled lo ha la ald I etly alllB 0f rlm-ks with tits- Securities north, s lriU n g .o t the vital Yen* lendanre at the meeting and of" moil I'n wlii.li r.iptnda Iha Commission. •rheduled to participate In Ihe' program are: Tha Itav. T. K Those nltarking sub|H>rnues ninth -m jlli n io v v im n l of troops In W aldrop, pastor of Ihe Blelaon were the l(yon Florid* Cur|nirelloa Dial m en. lull dt.vu had ' null hell napllat Churrh la Delomd; Hr of Tuln|iu, Ineunie lie) allies Com iln- Japam-ic luuk nt (he (tre a t J, C- Austin, pastor of tha Tlluny of ht l'i le n b j ig , and tin- Wall I'n-* nt Ningnlxe, where a tuavllls rh u rrh ; Dr. W. B. AM Florida Ten Oil Company of HI. voLitin from Hopei was drlviiig we-lwnld linvnid T nlyusn-l'u, tlm len. preald-nl ef Blelsnn MnlI'eteisburg. Shuiisl ru p itn I varsity^ Ihe B ar. R. W. IHrkerl. Chinese it purls nt-o said n dopa«lor of Holly ||U I aad former I n- Ii til I II t ef JIliHI Japanese troops pastor of the OVItdo rhurrh: had been ru t off ol N siihusihus, tha Bev. W. P. Brooks of Han­ in Not th em H haii'1, i.ml tw o-lhirda ford; T. M John*, an pari nt andof them movt-d duwn liy Chineaa anl of (he Children's Homs In roimnunisU, Arcadia; ths Rav. Jam as B. Day ot O rlsdo; Dr. H. H. Partin of Ill'll.H IM ! 1'RRMITS *' Oviedo; Dr. L. B, Orica e f DeTwu building peviuiis fur ro­ Land; Dr. T. V. McCallt, presi­ ll Ira liUaling li lu warn lasuwt dent of tha Florida Baptist ConThe Sanford Junior cham ber Imlay by llulMiug Inspector U. vnation And pastor of Iha F i r s t of Oommervo will buhl Its regu­ I*. I'Hiiun. Baptist Churrh la Oalaa*vlll*. lar uchsdulsd mrel In* luuiolTOW Tile first was Issued , lo Iha tha R ar. j . j . W lubarn of New a t noon In Ihe ytill rmim of tha Equitable i.lfu 11, au i .in rn Com­ Sm yrna; Dr. II. C. darwood. Valdai Hotel, serin,ling lo a pany fur the Inslallallon of professor of Bible a t Blelsnn •(element nude today by L\ E. lilutuliing n.iel jv p a lra astlm stod. University; Iha Ray, H. F. Loo­ lu cost |*!|(l mis, pastor of tha First Baptist r. Laoey slslnl the mans J. J. I'H ta* wss also granted Church In Dayloas, p a t Dr. C. M. body maellng to lie baid permission |u re-roof hi* fretna B rittain of JachamroOla and ae<" aasday al noon will not In­ dwell i, k and nquilr bU garage ro ta ry of tha Florida rupti-> fo with the Jsyrre'a moota t an ealltnated roat of (300. Coaranllon. bat added there » mild he a Only Wage And Hour Bill Is In S h a p e F o r Consideration SecuritieH Commit*sion Is Upheld In Telegram Subpoena Group Will Be In Longwood Church mors nny i Cattlemen Ur«fed I'o Take I’art In Show Um occupants would be coming. forth, |th e “ Verdun" o f the A sturian do Karl Lehmann Telia Maasachuaetta C Of C Of C e n t r a l Florida Lions Club Plan Meet On Wednesday Hollins Says Rail Business Is Better Omega E. Rollln*. dlstrtrt sopertntsndrnt of ths Atlantic Coast Una, staled today that cit­ rus crops wars moving fast this year and earner than usual, 1*. Rolllnr also said that tha toarlit tram * la already bmomlng no 11re bl* and (bat visitors are coming to Florida earlier than usual. W ill this basinets picking up. Mr. Rotllaa atatrd that many •( tha railroad am ploy ret who wore laid off during tha lammar would Joint Meet Is Held By Future Farmers •lio n repreovnitug die organM at ths meeting IVedooaFIIILADELFHM, —^ — Tha condition of Ooargs Horaea Lartatar, retired wdtof sf Tha Halwrday Evening Feat, who in criUroh ly 01 a t hla boats In i i l u r t m Wyncota, remabmd nnobnifed (•at night, msmbars ef hla fn ifly ' CHICAOO. OOt, l b —OF) —Mr» Cbarlss B. Hot* wtts a t an ag-d kidnap rlctlm, la st night Issued n direct appeal M bar baahand s abdactora. (or big m b return la a carefully i I h * Jeyreoa will hear a report •m tb s progress made on the bMBUBcstlon projerl at the Int W i d l u a of flanova ami Iha BanfardO rU ndo highway. Under bait ‘cOudlllons, *"( f h a group will also hear a re­ port thi the proposed annual more than u.ooo alar* are vl*1d a n ^ aad make and discuss fur- bl« to human eye*, only DaU of there at osg U*>o, ' (U*d 4atalls, LOCAL WEATHER Forecast Mostly rtnudy with acatlsrad showers this afternoon and prob­ ably In m irth portion and n ear Kaat C utH tonight anil Tuesday. Extrem e northw est Florida—prob* ably rain tonight and Tuesday •lightly w arm er in w est portluR Ttmaday, � 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, October 16, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/5a1e7994af00be7ffe49f927187dce9f.pdf 2399cd7277811c12c9b96d82754b60a8 PDF Text Text Employment JIM; Um Building Material Varda MUU lMs IlnteU, Clube tiu n n to 1W| Masonry, TU* Brick and S to n 4 HT; KvcocaUon and Dredging . 7 7 ; Planing MBIe T4| Beverage Manufacture C7j Con. ereta Conitruetio'n (Brldgea hr eluded) (11; Cltrva Grovea 67. Thla ahowe a. daereaac In nil eUaiMen­ tion! with the ricrptlon, o f at met arid highway tonilmetkm. Umber and building material 7 aide and planing mtlla. "Industrial aecidrnU la . the flu te art atlll nut "f all propot- I 'Independent, AND CASH GROCER1 M EAT M A P 400 SANFORD, AVB, SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 111 TO THE WOMEN OF SANFORD WE EARNESTLY REQUEST THAT YOU COME TO OUR STORE “JUST TO LOOK AROUND," WE WILL NOT URGE YOU TO MAKE ANY PURCHASE BUT WE SIMPLY WANT YOU TO SEE THE MANY NICE THINGS NOT FOUND IN OTHER STORES THAT YOy MAY WANT TO BUY ANOTHER TIME. k « .. T 'b fo W .G - M E A li [ 1 la J ,"*CR0llND IN -1 J f t •Jlw L - Georgia...... CAKE PLATE FREE WITH Soap Or Powder > For lie Runjford Oleomargarine Oatmeal 3 Lb. Pkg; 19c nosuvaove ipouaiiten n.nT ir riietm Furniture Polish 43 Apricots Tall Can IQC Lovett Bread Rated NearPerfect By Long la An Accident i Introduced but a few a monthi ago when the aM 1100,000 baking plant W Winn * Lovett Grocery Co. opened, the new U r e tt loaf born rated Juet about . aa porfaet ai bread, can be. aa fog to a chemical a a ilyila i by the W. E. Long * C o, of Chicago, worldJamdd bakery engineer*. The Long report oeorad toe Lovett loaf at *714 rating It perfect on euch important potato aa toil# and odor. The Lovaltlaof alao acorrd porfaet on relnma, chape and cruet, being off jw l fractlona of ■ potot oa break, bloom, grain, tea tore and color of crumb. , Meeting with wldeeprtad popu­ lar approval when flret Intro­ duced, Lorett'e bread haa gained new uaera to atoadlly that a new addition to the Juft lira.month old plant haa bodn made neeeaeery while Ihouaanda of dollara worth of new equipment baa been Installed. Wrapped entirely In callapbane, A BUNNY JUNE la JmU Travla, actaan lovely, who la-rapidly U v a tt’a bread la Bold aicluehre. climbing to the'top. You’ll ee* her..next In "Leva la.on the Air," ly In Winn’ * Lovett Operated atoree. It la on tale In Sanford Warner B rue.‘ radio my alary,. which la coming to the KJti Theater at tbe Plggly Wiggly. on Friday. , • I t ’, a akfflful & . W Mapeline a o . at* m - e u r o a e u a Bert Fiih, 'United Stole* 'minti­ ter to Egypt, w ill leave Isle this week for hla home la DaLand for a two manlVe vacation be for*, to6turning hr*! Inaw lea oIm Ih to P Cairo, a c c o r d in*g to Information received today. ; from Washington, U. C. Mr. Fbh la tbe brother of',B«i Fbh, prominent grower wbo re* ■Idea on Caiperon Avrmio, and the foreign mlrliter will probably •pend a large p a il of hla two montha' vacitlon at the boma of hla brother. Ho arrived In New York atoayd tho HH Prr«ld«nt l*ulk lest Thur^-. day, and ram* to Washington Sun­ day. H* raid ha wtu-ld spend tht weak ca'ling oh government off! e lili, Including Secretary Hull nml hla aatletohto. . .** ' Mr, Fiah ta on'annual leavfc“| ‘f iLMwagg-&fcgto fi JUORT TO LIMIT FAT‘ QUANTITY We l e a d i n p r ic e s YORK CHOICE WESTERN Uon,*- uald Mr Krwln, "anil tvan taking. IU30 aa a bu>la fur com* par!huh we find (bay are Utcreel­ ing month after moiilli, t <>-% “Yflilto wo m il I»e that new Jn(Jutlrle* pro ......lug Into the State epeh your aa a enneeqi'uac* mar* worker* are covered by Workvaoai CompenseMon Iniunmea at tbv earn* time industry mint maintain atrfct aafety.program* to avoid aa Increase In, workmen’* rompenaa* tlon Insurance •rates/’ Mr. Krwta uplalaed. *- Whole Lamb CHOICE BABY BECF A Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal Peaches Ho matter bow many medicine! you have tried for your oough. cheat told, or bronchial UvUaUon, you eaa cet relief now with Ori iiauMwa lertoua trouble may be brewing and 17c Fresh Pig HASLETS Ea. J5 c 11 i iL ,.. i ■■■ * ■.^ , ^ - v 1 Tomato Catsup Pinto Beans Lima Beads Lt> A U L CARTON Lentils JOHNNIE ALDERMAN, Market Mgr. GAY WAITS, Product Mgr. GET UP NIGHTS? Flush Kidneys .With Potatoes J e a la e r on , koeha Make thla afiaalete* •a a r e a lr . lrr,« » l» r. hero*. have freqoaal Std* TOATOES 2 Cun COFFEE ROAST u^auU Schick Shaver STEAK Lettuce STEAK rticv wrterviHw CALF LIVER t Minister To Egypt Plans Trip To DeLand Glamour la aa glamour Aloe*. Many “beeuttei" who w iir M ie ay* laahoa olio woar fata* front!. -Kidney Beans n mavMualawand Stelaed flngeva are often Ih* re­ m it of aareleaa holding of' tig* arettoa. Fruit Cocktail Tomato Juice 2 Cans DKKVtR, Oct-, T*.— UtV-rVom a Wyoming town, wueni the ahorIft wrltea laauraaco aa a aldn- ebertlt llna. eamo tlita' report to tbodlaThe paaaangar pigeon, ao bum * ■trlct tfflej .of an accident Itianr rroui that iU flocka m in darkened American aklm for houra at a time, became k r t U t orlthln a fow yearn „ when Market human knocked down the adult hlida eya* Umatlcally from their rooeta at night. Lb. Cora 3 Carrots *• �Scmlnoto County r roJnm More Fruit And VontaMc* T h u Anj . Similar A rts Tu A m r k a , AN INDEPENDI DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA, Dock Workers In Florida To BETTY AND TH E KID* TO WED SOON i AY, OCTOBER 15, 1937 Established In 1908 Strum Deities^WOMEN AND FAT MEN RACE—1NLJ5EMINOLE Slot Petition For Injunction O —,*■ Duval Sheriff Is P etr1 CONTESTS , , v» ■ Diplomats See: Little Hope Of World Peace Rusala Is Reported Mobilizing Troops Along The Border Of Outer Mongolia ___________ t . m i t t e d To .Seise Slot Machines"’A ft-| er 12:00 T o n i g h t -— - ti JArKSONVtUlT, Ort., 15. — J tfVj—lYdcra) Judge I elite ff* I Strum today dented C S. Ward’# petition tor tem|Hi|-nry injunction 1 preventing Sheriff llt-x Sweat o t i Uuvol county fiuin selring rio t■ machines nt midnight. Nr than J. Rotcrts, attorney f»rf Ward, xnU ho InlrrptvU-d th e! rullnj 111 bolntr BppHraMo In alt* Counties except those whom the1! Be said Panama City « ■ **’* only Florida port not affected. The longshoremen, he eskl. seek shorter hours, better pay. lime and half pay for overtime work, recognition of the union and new working agreement* with the shippers. The general strike In southern ports, h* said, was authorised at a m elting here yesterday. Tamp* longshoremen decided to atrlkc today but those from other south­ ern port* agreed, to put lh" walknut into effect at midnight tonight. t About 1,200 dock workers quit Tamp* today. Townsend said tha strike •‘ha* the full approval of the * Internationals longshore­ man'* Association k This union $2400 In Builjling Permits Are Issued (i i li - ’Milldhtg rti tiding permits totaling over *2,400 for repair and building In tu t City were Iseurd by fl. P. Piking, local building Inspec­ tor at the City Hall ycetenlay. The largest permit call* for citensfve repair* to be made to a dwelling house belonging to Lee S. H irt, The estimated cost of the wirk was set at 11.504 and P. A. Dyson, local contractor will supervise the project. Anderson and Buss, new own­ ers of tbe former Laskerlew lia r D-Que on the corner o f French Avenue and tha Boulevard wrre *l*e granted permission to build * 20 s I t addition to tbs pres­ ent building for gt dance ball and to eoaetructi a roof garden above tbo praatat building. This project la eetbtiited - to coat (800 and A ’ A. Dyson will also b# in charge o f this work. K. E. B a n d a s was granted permission to re-roof Ms dwelllag houee and W. E. Watson was gbfen permission t* rw-roof h it rarag* by tbe building inspector yet U nity. LH, Neks -M r s . K. L hanght she was being i young m u In allowing i i $$^ In tb t Waafayaa Ualrsrslty *f- **T **■<*- V—Mlated P m a World tllplnmatn, Reeking to end tho strife In tha Orient nnd In Spnln, found little hypo today In war n s porta from thcaq widely pepno want par Nlchi Nfchl at Tnitaihar, in norlhom Man* churln, reported heavy move* le ers I Chicken Barbecue Is EnjoyedAfterSwimming And Games Sanford nularbuis. llinlr wives, and gnrtls, met at flanlsmlo Springs yesterday afternoon. and after enjoying tbe facilities of the Spring*, and participating In a number of gsme* under tbe di­ rection of Herman Morris, par­ took of a borboeoed etilrhen sup­ per, fresh from tU« aklllful bands of Sanford', No. 1 barbecuer, C. I O.' Citrus Union Begins Organization Magazines Are Sold For Movie Projector rmt Itu ' luhliv l»y J uIIur IHnvf*hh*r. i" .Footlmll F ir mcrmlirr; tha ,Foot!mll honor nf Haii-iut? rn*l it |»:t» ty ilo —. thr ^Riifonl Kiirwry ►rhnnl. 111 enIn Jnni**ry thr rrtmjt irHnliii Hut F u ltin t F*nriiu*mt Rpcin AI.AMHIl.V. Calll\, OH. 15 M V Tire Pan Amartfnii llaw-'l' Clipper departed for tbe orletil yeeterday earrytng Hie flr,t *h pmoot of anil (Hanna serum ernl by the American Hed Cro** to CbtnsT.' * Kir n ctioiM I itroitrain anil Ik* ml* ilrtp'ril l y n inrmlirr f*f tin* f i f illly of Btrlion llolvch liy In FebruRty Ihry will rnUrtuMi IIn* llz»kt*ibull h’tfvjntl tiinl h** ii'Mn - ^ tl I y r l o f i l buiim-Ht Imm yi-l li» U' rclfrtnl* Ml»i Helen VMIrimn « ill Rilrin*M I ('on i lit M.ffl l- mhi I ' i i r T fciffl fm*t niiiiuumiil A A delegation from Hi­ L'uunly will ho In ntti-mlnn Ihe Huriiln IVsIt'i^vny Cungi tlilandif livlay w hile plans 1 rcmplili'il for tl»i- nnnmtl c< lion Mi Kuitil i l-i ruaiy 22 . tPF F Coaclii.Mii of Jniksi is (halrman of Hie t'ongrres — W, W# Warner, f>*rmtT nintiRgrr t'f Iht* Yahtex fftA* I here, hat I f lurnnl to .^Rnfmri to llrr, It waa Itmtinl l Mi. Warner his h r ru in I'nliitkii m ill Tn III till —___________________ Ir* ««llw im r t*ii 1‘iiKc- ht%i C. C. Codrington Explains Delay In Ncw n,K)kH Addt,d T(1 Considering Old Age Applications ( High Schoui Library >* ‘T ag Day” Is Planned 'T| ’ By Salvation Army Citrus Packing House Nearing Completion officials o f th* flnlvatlon Army --------■ ' cording to Frad n Frrsw, comTh* Him* packing house which e n d in g officer i f thr poet, fa being constructed on th* n, lhllt ^ tirt, from the grounds ot th* Florida State j ^ l o r High Hcheol had Market her* , la rapidly n**rl*g volunteered lo do the work and The roii it ruction of lb* buildtag, which w*e bull! under tha eapervtslon of P, A. Dyson, lo­ ud contractor, kra bean finished and at th* present lima amfsatartact be UlMt tmprnvamanta J—C n u raid he vrouM not call a fa packing hnoss equipment, (■peclsl se ssio n of th* LcffafatuV* Mr. Took* stated this morning to deal with question* arising that ha eipects la have tkapfant from waits over distribution of fa opsm!cm by Nov. i, snd plans [gisollnr tax revenue lo Ufa, M an­ ia ran full riiparity after opera-[tie*. Hr w kl lie saw an need far lion* begin. Ian ealra aenkm, ^ monta of nirrlianlied Soviet troop* through Ulanbetor, tho capital of outer Mongolia, Ho claimed Hus­ ain hail orUerml a gencrsl moblliistioti of forces in that area. In Shanghai, the Hhlncso army I, milking a strong attack to slave off tho long expected Jepanese general offensive along a 25 mil* battle front northwrrt of the cltyMv VS___J ^ImIIIcivilian bh ^nrtiaili E»0 Numerous easualllei oc- e eurm l In the International Settle­ ment, eonitintly harassed by tha fire of the oppoilng forees. Score* wrre killed anil wounded Chine** troops raidrd tho Japanese lino# in the Chapel sector nnd afterward ilrclsml they felt eonfldent of be­ ing able In hold their own agalnit the Japanese there. Artillery and aerial lombardmenla wire particularly heavy dur­ ing the fighting and International Settlement InhabltsnU wAr.a ;p aired . wlih . stortl* fr**m*wM», ■tray bullet* and shrapnel aa Wdl a* being endangered by all bombs, fIn Spain report* from Asturias province Indicated tha fall °f G1Jon, tho last government held *c*|Hirt In northwest S|i*ln, was Power Company Says City Platit “ CITY NEWS BRIEFS Is Uneconomical WINTKIt HAVKN, Ort. m .-j U C f f l H I l ntjleelflr- The opening (if- !**•»* —j . Headquarter* of the 1’nlted Can* h * I t u T) nery, Acr'enllnrnl Packing and 4 Allied Workers irf America In _ — Winter llaven n^w announced The f.irls 111yesterday by I’dwnrd II Nnrmatt. High Sdiwil am Winter llareu. Florida member t|iv(r ,1t„KI id the Internal Intiill Ktccutlre . Hoard nf the Union. Whb’h Is at , Minted Willi the Committee for dtriclnr or toe Industrial Organisation. the program r. eAnd ns early n, onr pretenl renting year Is . orannlrnt on nellrltle* will per- 'planned since ft mil.” Norton it r,'tlrt, -'it ritnte-wble |U2."i. ronfi-renee of nil United fan Going Into lh It'-ry. Airrlrnlluritt I'ncklnp ■■pl;gro0fi I* ngnln Allied Workers of America Ineel Celery Ktsl, the unions will bo railed to set a puper which I* • llrus vrnge ,t-nte and ele« t a Tin* p « h w liilril finM’ia m fi»r UI,J S0,1 i»u*mr permanent Florida film * trs OrgititlriiiK rommltter Inrliklt'H tin* f«>ihmjug; an •• Induct Ion Hir^irr, n l*M**>h jmity, 1 ho A<!vI»m|) •No rmnpetition Is e .’ ml ii Mile's vntluti At my % Fur KovH itW r; n m ti l i inUIn* *Ai itijr Hull ih*» llcifi, n tt»lwi c«»ll*'t,l «l v'cliTk fuitilt fni A11ii uii I I'm -ltflll II h i - f I’jiti, itirmimrifl Supper Is Planned For Local Shriners "• A aepper for the Shriners of :V Fmforit will he held in the Val/ ■ des Hotel Thursday night, Oct. f l , . and every Shrlner whether or not - he b affiliated with the local ■ ' group, be b requested to make > reservation, Frank L, Miller anneonced today. btoramHteq fa charge or the ta p p e r kaa endssvorad to contact m r y Shrlner In Sanford, hat due ' . I« tha Incomplete Hat kf names It haa been impossible to reach everyone, Mr. MUUr aUted. and requested th a t tboa* who have not , been approached to secure tickets ' I * the a ffa ir from him or George e,-, V bkutofa before Tuesday, i v **W* d esbe to have every Shrln{?- * t U take p a rt in th b function," Spanish Reports In­ dicate Fall Of Gij o n 1 8 Imminent r Jackie When. nnrtd* Supremo illywood p 0Urt ruled that riot operator! IM” will rhoulil ha'o n •‘rraantwWe*' I into, >■ thry ,to rhip the machines out ut the '•U jc after tho device* b.-eame illc**( cal »n Ort. 1, Flicnff Swrnt an* ■ • iiminccd ho woiihl welt until m id-’ of Drt. 15 hoforo acting. J Some rlrrnlt judge nml cl ti»r, 1 Q sheriff* In Flnrhla not n like time, Q D V Unlit Slot machine* worn Irgalirrd, J hy tho lotrlrlntuio In 1055 but' i * l H o c "Utlawnl hy tho 1057 lawmaker*, j 1 H id O The law provider n thin! vloUij t ton rhnll constitute n felony with] fine* ami Jnil terms*for tho first] nml second’ effrn*c*. possession ofl U I V v . machine is declared n violation of A p p ii 1 1 1 Judge Stium Uni not rule todsy | on whothrr riot innrhino operators | have property light* In the m»J '* rtrurk t Mnp*, ffp rot this print for «r< 'o Holy j cument hoforo the three jndgu mg tint- f^Hernl court nl Now Orlems on Rotary Club Has Annual Picnic A t Sanlaodo Springs Preedent *11. II. Coleman nf the notary d u ll n s t m uter of cernmonlis, lliroiigliout thn ero nlng, hut wns nlily assisted by hi* staff of Club Serf lea Com­ mittee members liesded by Pari fillne ami eondtllng of Herman t.ibmnn, M V. Turner, lin y ICollar, 15. K. nlmlwortb, W, 11. Ilaynea, W, A. I.< ffler. Oeo. -K. Hollins, I,. It. U-slior. and Mar­ lin Drain. Itotary guests festerday Inr Ilobd: Mr. nnd Mrs. C, A. Parker. Mr. nnd Mrs. VI*Inti Hlmer, Mr. nml Mrs, 1-5. It. Hlnwe, Mr. nnd Mis. (lortlon llarnetl. Mr. and Mrs. Howard lamg. Mr. and Mrs. At Ia-c. Mr. mid Mrs. |(oy Wil­ liams. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Fred Tryon nf Now Smyrna; Mr. and Mr*. Itiiproebt, Mr. end Mrs, C. Is park, Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Klrt* ley, Mr. nml Mrs. J. II. Hoot, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Morris, Mr, mid Mrs- tjordnn loan , and lloy Mann and Fred Williams. Jr, Among thn Itotnr nits and lt»taryanns present were the b*K lowing; Mr, and Mm. |i. V. Tumor. Mr. and Mrs. Paul fitlno, Mr. ami Mr*. Waller llavnes. Mr. and Mrs I,, n. Lesbor. Mr. and Mm. II. H. Pope. Mr. imd Mm. Battle Continues Around Shanghai Haste, prompted by Ike desire, nlatlniis Hod II rtw-itu on the part of local • w riter-■* a ie n rte s to espedlte the dolllory j IteraUso nf the lulliule rcrnl nv of old ago a u ls lin r * rbesk* to Of apldlrallou |upr-rs 1»> I'edtral recipients III a"ms dlstrtrlls h»» andliore. all li-iliiilial rulings caused orrnrs that n-eulun in must he rlrb llr nlieorvr-d, nethe Ususnee of a a order for lh" cordin'- In Hie * otnnilss’onor. reconaldorallon ot application*, Who added Hint lie h»* l>oen nilatruriling lo C. fi, Codrtnamn. Vised by C.irl C. While, a Naroniml>-*li>ner of the Hlato T*M- tlcnat (tor la) fier urtly Hoard re glnnsl auditor. Him many nf the (are Hoard. F lrurra In lb* State hoadnusr- applications flTiil In ibo d lslrln tera nf the m at# board In Jart.- warn Inram plete In the data re■ontlll" rr r r a l that 120S be'* dflred cent old Vioraone in Flondii wore rnrrlrliig grants daring Aurml and its - during the pasi Month. •I rrgret Hint It has been found noco-aar y," (ta n n js s la n ’ r fodringiioi said, "to aVsponil other afttritle* while past applli nll«'<» are further cheeked, b u t'th e re >s no allernatlvn coarse to |iu>ue, since thn Federal Oorernmeiil m atibos funds ppproprisUii lor old arte ••»Ut*nc* by the filsta an<l has tha r lib l lO Impose ieg-1 Iiocnl Manager Cole* -man Says Increased ..Cost* $175 Monthly H s a t la a e * Os rsao > lt[ In mi lu tin b -w today Willi II. II Culeman, umnuger nf the rio ib U pnnivr m*d l.lybt Com I.... .. It was setd Mini tile Ilf *o»iin<-nI nt t5-i ................ lor liy the eb y t ’uutmlsslon last Juris- for rttrlne* a n t yen"' at its at the cily wntet puniplnr pl»ni will not prove eioliotnb-al forth** (aspagnni of ibis rommttulty. Mr. Coleman said that the City mi- advised by letler. In»t May It »i h I iiiieil **e Peer *lil 2 From This County Attend Northwestern Two siudent<" hum Feminol* I'ounly rife among (be I# Florii| 101,1 In allemlanea <1' Northweilerii Ibilverslty ut Kvaiiston. lit.. ■iioiillriK in Information rereived here IrMlny. -j'lin iwn students are t*lar« la"> Wheeler of Oviedo and Ah |,art Call Htstke ot Balllord. The t olal enrollment at the untverailr Is l'<'u nPproslinalel} f.r.iai tall lime sliidm ls wltlrli rep r* seals a five |n rient Inrross" over last year, i n n Ihongli itoillilierslly's alamlerils of seleri on were higher Ibis year than ever before. Michael Is Back From South Florida Trip Many m-w adililiiina have hern added tu the Inn i uslngly ptipulur Scmlrnil" High Hi limit library, m curding tu an anim' ncement inubJ. fl. Michael, manager of th* this murnlng ly Miss M argin*1 Florida Ktate Wholesale Market, Lung, sellout librarian. The library iiuyt haa ovi-r 2<n'<1 rrlurncil to Banfonl last night books, magasinr-, ami newspspiis aftrr visiting several Slalo Mar­ kets In the Southern'part of (J»e un Hi shelve*. Tho organisation Is a momlier «f State, • Mr. Michael staled" that the tho Jenlvr Literal) flullil. A new literary catalogue ha* bei-n ndilnl furmcra there arc beginning to for tbe use nf the sehnnl student’, harvest their Fall rrops of pepnew files hsvo U-rn addeil in th« |icra, eggplant, squash, and other office drpariment and many ref­ vegetables anil lhat the market ormer look* have also been nude there would be in full operation a v a llslb . | neat week. The library has aubserll<e*I.Ji>rl NO F I NDS AVAILABLE IH ms gs ilnos and four nrw ’pa-1 pore, tkrva dallies and one weekly.| WASHINGTON, Oct. IB.—<A1 the weekly being tho Hundsy *di—The 1’ostofflc* Di-|>*rtrocnt h»* tlun of lb s New York Timn, The Girls III-V of tho school has! no funds for ‘‘sibsidUing'' short whose revised completed a project for tho pur-1 Un* railroads chasing of a special number of schedules fall to meet postal Vocational Guidance nooks snd requiremtata, Harllec Branch, *•• magasines for the entire girt »tu* sfatnnt postmaster general, w kl n m iiy . I the Townsend Plan. These prin­ ciples ale espretsed as follow*! 1. That n unlverssl transaction las be lev Ini on every sal* that is made within the territorial jurisdiction of the United Stats*including sale* of srrvlc* and'or commiMlUlss. 2. That all tag monies to raised, above the cost of ad­ ministration. shall be divided pro rnlu and paid to all cltlsena of the United Stales who have attained to the age of ellty years or over, who will agree, under oalh. to rspend tbe aald tag money In the port has* of commodities and or services with­ in thirty days from the dal* on which It Is received, within tha confines of Iht UnlUd States and It* Territories. LOCAL WEATHER F*raea*t Mostly cloudy, probably occa­ sional mist and shower* In seat It and east portions tonight u d U tunfay. Hlightly cooler in cantral portion tonight Eitrcme north­ west Florida: fair tonight and Haturday, slightly cooler In auk portion tonight. Official A*pert High U fa �t-y'< ft*/**. r - 'L s '" ! , .. • • Profftetoutf Florida, , •■ ^ A note of prosperity f o itn k k by the Fort. Myers'Ni on the lower West COM* In ott adltorthl whlcfc tricot • look around the stote and report* that everywhere, north and south, things are going to be pretty good. With mote then a btlllon dollars of outside money coming ,to Florida daring the next few monthe a t the tourist season gets un­ der w ay and the citrus and vegetable crops reach their m arkets, there Is no reason why things should n o t be prrtttrgood. ’'With two store buildings under construction and with the business district so crowded as to* guarantee tenant* for two other* plarni Prase' declares, “down The tam e is true of ential sections. Several new hotnSa are being com) and-will be followed by othrtB. is are rapidly filling up there to 'p at-o th ers In shape for rental P r* M WASHINGTON, OtiL, J*. —Io|"Sh*krrJ forming y*or picture of thelabsri: "Bped1 ■Ituatlon in Amrrtra, H might he I *8-bv writ t* rorildrr the following d*-| Th» u vriepmente: lalammad On* a t tbo fields *f labor J*hu*>mm»d L. Lewi* oet out t r oegoaloo weal “Pont Moral m flo jm tm U Barely- had me. GH iu - - - -■ imma - -— i u in » Windsors End Visit To Gorman Capital 1 BBRMN, O et. IB. ~ 0 D - t W Soke and DathaaL * o f T/tnJtaf e iM their Bertie eirit tail night I h m they *fltrala*d tfor F.»en .fpr re Is more farming than there g re a t While not of bumper A)fe a fine crop and the marketing Ori’ e rtfy ' Aide road there Is ac­ tivity as more acreage than ever before is being put under cultivation for winter' truck crops. Vaat fields are green w ith'fresh vegetables for the country's Thanksgiving table And all signs point to a heavy yield. »* “Up and down the line along the lower West & aa t this activity Is being duplicated; Actees the state it fa s stHhs would not bd permitted to even mdre striking. The Everglades region around the tie up ths city utility system. south shore of Lake Okeechobee is teeming with activity Nsst was ths ease of ths gov­ merit owned - freighter Algfc. ' ■> Increased quota the sugar ern The ship put Into Montevideo, com pan; Ing additional acreage Into Uruguay, only to discover that cultivation and tractors or* swarming over the muck lands doth workers were on strike. like so many ants. In addition there is a lot of construc­ Promptly tbo' Arterics n crew a t tion as there necessarily m ust be to keep pace with agri­ the Alfie announced it would re­ fuse to Hindi* cargo to be de­ cultural expansion. !}] “In the Miami are* a building boom Is still orf the like livered to strikebreaking Uruguay o f which they have never seen1eve* during tHe boom; It dock workers. The ship Captain cablet* to Jos­ overflows up the East Coakf and Inquiries here are spread­ eph P. Kennedy, chairmen of the ing the backwash this far across--the Tdriilami Trull. Ever­ maritime commlesion, fog instruc­ glades and Naples sre feeling i t arid- preparing to p ro fit tions. Nov Kennedy was leaked “Throughout tha state It Is the ssme. J a ck so n v ille, upon as somewhat of a liberal, the state’s traditional' gatfcwAy, reflects what Is going on But far him. there wpa ne dilly­ elsewhere. Orlando, ohe of Florida's beat retail barom­ dallyIng with rights of seamen In eters, was never so busy. Ocala is blossoming out as a s strike nt sea. H* directed the livestock and packing house center. Tampa- hears talk of hlghar rents, a sure sign they have snapped out of I t North Florida’s crop* are in the B a f ^ o n d ' farmers are spending the money. ■ “Whet's going on in Florida may he oik exception to the rule but statistic* so far don’t snow it- And- remem­ ber that, for us, this is *betWeen ssanohe.’ W hat will it be when the crops are moving out and1the tourists 'com­ ing In?" § Li n a n fob today IBTISR THAN PLOODBi Mdi h*v# lifted op, O Lord, rod* hire lifted op their ths floods lift up th.it . Ths Lord oa high Is mlghtui ths oolss of many water*, ten ths mighty wsvs* of ths roalma 09:3, 4. . Is Inclined to wonder Ui* real re*son for the •OMkm at Congress la I* of the nation, or the 1'if.es senrlil I. LtjsUr.a. stile officials arc rsronng th .tp lsln why there Balance In tbo treasury. Th# dro they offer sre Ingenious, the th|ng U humiliating.— tiac (Mich.) Press. r stales, of whlrb , squabbling ever th* Cof, Green's estate, The High Cofrt Of Living r with the families of v. : : i " kirn start tllttlag eseh Everyone knows that the cost of living has gona up its over his worldly ng the past few years. But nob everyone kuown why. it as th* old nun die*. And not many know whether It.wtyl continue to gp up or will settle down Again to where It w*s a row ycArk ago.' But the fact remalna that tyb governrannt Hoi liedn spending tWo tiolldrn for svery d r ib r I t,h « iU lu to ■w P the past seven-year*. That if Inflation; -Every datitlr spent by the government which b not raised by taxation _ , Is made up by chipping a small particle from Avery dolthis lime, but sever lar which every person in the. country possesses. -This e ticket book and anapppdt y will pratabty have magic la accomplished by raising this cost of-living.' -What’* your name?1* "Inflation touches everybody," writes W. H.-Klplinger "Athlmmel pfennig." tr American anti-Jap- J* .th# C‘^ ” ';t . Co-nI0p0,,1la.?' ^ botC^ r’ b*ker’ "Spell It" nUu hs*e It all fig- *nd candlestick maker, but also the farmer, railroad era- "8-e-h-l-mmaJ^-f—" t th*lap* Cin't last ployee, carpenter, garage mechanic, field hand negro, and '"Lay att that. Tkl* U the-lfw •peaking. Hey, you,* printing te was. of their prarar- C. I. O. agitator. i ortditicn. it Is tru* “It reaches Into your pocketbook, your checkbook, illitie* In (litea h.vs your family budget," he continue*. " It msiy. either robe ^^UTaaa PK or ,owcr y°ur Income, but It will certainly increase your out«°- and there*« '•ho ruh-” larcd with nearly to However, ono doesn’t have to take inflation sitting United sute*. down. There are some things he can do to help himself. I — ---------"Whether you can wholly beat the gome on inflation," | retting to be an lm- says Klpllngcr, “Is doubtful. But If you havo a general h» fUrarota^county ■ pattern of ideas of whnt’s coming, and cut your plans to All Imi>caMoos, *ay. can )jC|p yourself considcirably." S vtslf.t* the: gtaat-Krupp- anpa* Nolle*. to re e.rtsfk eaa Circuit; I'M nal. ('.Ultltt W e ^> w h a l “ n > o u d o 10 h # |P ? T h a t b .taMdet fe r cash, ho ars s f sale M - • la y . a t Wovam* MIS sf Tat C.rtlfinitr'Nn. IJM. 1it.usd ths-l.t Car uf . A*w«,t. A. It 1111. haa HW afini, la mr :<*fn*e ltd Sbet'meis wftinrallnty faf a laa .lr.-C to hs lrs,irVi|i«rr•a Sate cvrlirfrala amumcre Ink f'.l'owlne n.-rrln.l nreMirty Its Us t'o.iutr of .A.iMwela.) Aui. uf jriorlfta, to-wlli, 1• tail. 3 a 4-Dinah Whlt-'V comba |a| A>1411Inn to {].nssa. rial llo,,:. s l*aes It, Ths BMannil ut lli* aalC pruprnt unitir |ha tali! r.itlflrat. Iseu.1t was in ID. A«m. at T in a o i . koa TiK TeritA . Vtil... ante r.rlltlral* -ahull ha W PRONE $7 101 N. PAH* tvmmrs n t f ij c Is Alkrwtng A 80% Dtocouiit on $2,061^2 of past d m ecson ata. I h r ip r t y e u te w yea h rip me PLYMOUTH DEALER 301 w. 1ST. 8 T ; SANFORD load of 10938 Model cars to arrive In & cars can be seen < iYMOimi REEL & SONS, 80: or phone 160 for i They are beauties. m f. W ERT-The JEW ELER B s * Watob- Arid- JewHfy ItsgalrlO* .. Hepairing. Dlnrtlomf JSetttnf S J Engraving* McLaulin, Jeweler U S A 11* 4 Park A ra. Large Picture For $1.25 FRAME INCLUDED W IB B O ^ SfttW O ,rx;i! tiome-Gowked L .M r . i j •nil j i V.fyll. W ■- , o * d a < t ] i o •' '*K *3; i • reeCsh .. ^ ■■ .u -1- Complete: Lunch— 3 5 c '* • • <■ i ' Select your food from a Hat of delteloM aandwlehe* and home cooked pastries. . Mast yowr f rien d* a* ta n s y 's .' WE FILL* ALL* PRESCRIPTIONS • + PHONE I N Mi*1 . |"k § m vh I TIRE SHOP Al-fs*ciii demobatrators olckth* Italian rmb.aay In Waih* • racently epan tha occasion Itterle Mussolini'* vuit u the s Ileus* with algni reading, tldant noescvelt, don't shaks l with th* son of an aggrae; sad "Wanted for rolbetlv* ler—VUlerle Muurilat." That paoc way fer th* people of Uw Id Slate.' IS go about their ^ L riT o e W PHONE 325 w l r t t e v e ry - ■cr^laulevsd te ad- ono wants to know. Buying food ahead tloeanl holp much grower* will *njoy a beenuoe food spoils so readily.'Buying clothes for future al prosperity. . jju a e has Its disadvantages boAsuso styles change and the l*ld, and market moths are apt to get thym anyway. "Bui you can-buy houairoraW*. friary arom. Ing» ^ y . Klpllnger. .alp Earaaou earry on "It’s too late now to buy or build a t the ’best time’ . LEGAL NOTICE £ ry erop ta * S a ra io U m m m «Hh Bath—fL M i r B M With Bath—*8.00 F Jkf f f r. HEUVERY SERVICE �V a b T l. A Urr* H J T A B K T H BRIG H A M JO R D A N , S m M j H H « o r ^ f u * i i | k n 4 I* attend Um *♦• * w » l ChrUlmaa Sank M » W t * UN H i i ad Health f N. Teatot, W H tR K W '§lfc « m t o toM to LUNCHEONETTE ' •* All tie nil i *•' * ' *•' J- SCOTTS cm “A I M I<dhA^)MtiK*v4i < W IN iR ;^N |h.V IW tI^M v • * * * * * * I SATVRPbVX NOON, Sped*! TnUy Mawr . , ^ Ctolnaaa o f tto Physical C w ealttee: M arjtth CoaUra t t o t o ■ an af tto Serial Commute*; Aan Benson, Chief Qalde; Aan WrtohA Fritj ftkUt K m m .,,, , 35c I K N fftK awH SM KLU& VOR MILK a t M AGNESIA IS waU* COO L IV E R OIL lira ** Dr. W c n l\ Ito lU n ra lk R IX h A Tw U h Pww4 ce hnOb fpr R a ttlk r SI-UP Vahin n e e P r a d w and h i f t o q toU t far, Oh Lucre!in V m d arh lh tw iP thr. V ahto, 1,0 dt* Wl 1* ' V Ml JJ* “T rt(l ** **' Ch **' ■" JW *• 1 Iw “• INfcNUnfc iJAMWUlR. 104th Anniversary Salfr Mrs. J* a Coldouth MKKT YOUR ra iK K D O HI vHK T O N JtrllT ^ H EA R T H E R E S l’LT O E T H R SANEOW^- HWWi SCHOOlcDAVTONA B RA CIi FOOTBALL OrVXR. xitM ifem U l:ak (5hv^Omt*iOW- ^ :u»0ia^ L ttlKlUMv ^ w ill m i i t l L u c t lh l In T h o UttoTt O f ij h f t f w l “Partners In Crime” Orphanage Group To Be Here Saturday Holds Regular Meet A gifted glftdd ce»t, ee»t, a clarM* etory aad the direction, ot llalph Mur­ phy all combine to make jibe new Lynne Overtn»n-llo*coe , .Kama picture. ''Pnrlncra la jOrtme," w hich, pleyo - Hbttmlay at tto "Partnera la Crime" a ' blend «r hnyatery and comedy; .la the tale of two votera who try, lo overcome a crooked city-,admin­ istration and help elect a reform candidate to the mayoralty ot their d ly. The votera. Overtnea a a d Kama, no eoontr get I(to the tight thap thinge begta to to p pen. Overman telle, hard for a blonde atrea who'e working for Coleman Circulating Heaters. See the gangglara Then Kara goes them today. Scott-C am way, lne. to Jell. Then hit cell-male <■ poltonod nod bu’t charged with murder. Then he la cleared—aad at moat elected mayor. BaaIda Overman end Kama, Met Hager, tffa. Bgraa tha plctare'a c u t llala Martel JIutehleon, from, tha New York eUge, Inee Courtney, who made "Clarence" with (Came, aad An* thoay Qatna. whe w a, so papa,lar In "The Last Train n » « Ma­ drid." Peteraen then pceaenled yreaUent and each af to r cu-effh can a gift. At tto cencK-efen af tto toatna eaaeVsa a aadal hour wne an* Jeyed. Tto Hallsweea meUf was carried, rah In the dveagatisan. Several gaseea weea ewtom>l fa* which artoaa wara adaKMVe 1 B. C. Mweru and Mra. (!. R Call Refreehaeeatt were w M by |W kiSUWR Thane atteewlhig were: tire. A H. CuM«ugh. Mra. A. J. Ptterar Mra. L J. Ntru Mra H W- Ruck­ er. Mra George R. McChR Mia. J. L. Jackson, Mra Lam Mra O. C. David. Mra k. Mra. R. C. Maara, Mra R- L Beard. Mra A Q, SUnfard. Mra C. L Hewewn. Mra. H A Too Late To Classify i . Mra T. IK task Turner.) Mra. J. V. Jenee, Mra R M «r, g |Smith, Mra w. tX Edwards. Mra Yaegbm.lv. A. Cagle. Mra M. N. Kadi rasa, land, Mra C. A. A: Bqahaa, Mrs. A. M G u A h t ,. Mra Mra Otl Cttffard ____ Mra Sam Gardiner. Mra J. M. BUnmlptor. Mra L R Reed and Mlaa Sara Jane Walker. To-Night o ct. iE -w rv-**«k» id w fu in alib PT. LAUDERDALE, Oct. 13.— (AT— Dewey L Duke. IT. pro* prtetor of a rand house wear tore, died In Broward county Hospital yesterday from a pM el wound which ' anttorltlea mM w u Inflicted by hie w ife, lU sel, daring a quarrel Tuesday. dad to * to UtoekM- tile i t t t JL ilia m td lh |b . * y ||W u y ||i |t o A |R toth ach tll^ ^ ^ herutkilkthlMlar rtiulmnibkikigMa. ttalkadlAli FREE H ow Cardui Helps Women Also Return Showing A l t o , to- 5 (iood M eak M f e iA Poouhut Ihntm THURSDAY T to bualneei and social meet­ ing of the Ladlee Auxiliary Temple Beth Iareal will he held at l:M O'clock, II oat caeca far the evening will to Mra. A. Jnrobicn and Mra. H, Jacobeon. * ftOMALD IffMAH 0( DRUGS ^nedh'ly callWjhrtS' J Mvat-cc M tR SC— T W N. 0 WU6 U » R Meet Presided Over Covered Dish Supper By Mrs. Joe Petraa Served By A lsthesns Sunbeam Band o f the P in t lU r’ChuVcK wlirm toV at 3:36 bkuk f t M 1' 'chditfU 1* leadCtV, P in t Beptlit Chnrch' wUI'havo an all day tewing for. thg AoaplU | at the home of Mra. P. E. BoU: . . , ti|„ The Player Bend of the Wom­ an's AniKIbry of the prt^byib. -Hen Co ere h will m eet, at 1:00 O'clock followed by the Inspira­ tional Meeting nt 1:30 o’clock, * TUESDAY Tto Jonlor 0 . A. Qirla of tha P in t Bapltat Chnrch will meet nt tto church at 3:30 o'clock. Leader, Mra. KarrliTMItem. Tht Dependable Cleat ot the P in t MethodUt Church will meet at the home ot Mra. A.U. Middleton on Oenera Avenue at i:oo o'clock. The meetlnge her* been changed from Monday night tatU Tueaday night. ... WEDNESDAY A The flrat Bridge Party of the fleclal Department of tto Women's to held at t:M 1:00 O'clock. Club will be (R oatauee will be Mtk. Cllffoni . Proctor, M n. A. 11. Middleton, Mra l E. P. Hoffman,'and Mice H im Mahoney. Reeefvalkuu may A f Tto i t o l u 0_t»k - '»■ m «*. to. Stutt, I » N I I Onto lto|. Mra. U B. Bead; and lira. Roberta Mra. Joe Petraa preaided o»er the mooting of the Friendship' Claaa of the Chrletlan Church | which waa held Tutaday n|(ht> ot the home of H n . E. C. Her. per. Mra. A. H. Hyrd kero the •criptare end devotional talk to!* lowed with prayer by Mra. J. E. Harper,. Plana w a n Bade for toraUhiag the aew cleaa room, end tor sending a hoc ot garments lo *110 children|a home In Atlanta before Christmas. It t o e decldfd^to donate ( 1.00 per month for arhool lunches. The naee MeetIn* nlrlit wee temponrtly chanced lo tba fourth Monday tn the month !< At the cloee ot the bealneaa meeting the haeteee barred re* frethraenla to the lollowtng: Mra. K .C. Hi more, Mra. W. D. Thornton. Mra. C. K- Qroek, M n. Kiln NI black, Urn. A. II. Dyrd. * Mra, Cleorge Towneend, hire, A. J. l<o»lng. M n. M. a . Trecy, Mra. J. U. Harper,. Mra, II. J. Cleuee, Mra Joe Petraa, Mra. O, T, IVnraon, Mlaa Marian 1‘earaon. Ml.a Jean Harper mid K. C. Her- vh, th* uemfeate d t o l » Twtorauh* The ’nom a o f tto Stahl homo were decorated with coral ’tine, a India* and'f*ra.| ‘ Other geegts Included: H n . C. B. Wleecnp, lira, J. AMOulatleu,; virul cuwp4(w>t. AtU* Uk: New YuOv will h% to k« b»M to Cetaadn Wander. with u W m w I tee Wednesday iftito O H a t to r torn* m W wt Slitcenth Street In honor of N n . H. W. Ruprecht of Gainesville, Mra Arthur If. Philips of Orlando, H n . W. B. Shipp* 7 of Leesburg and Mra If. C, SwIngU o f Or* Undo, all w r roatdanU o f Seao'clock on Sanford A ra n a , 1 MONDAY , T to MU»lonary Society ofthp f l i l t MalhodUt'Cherch wtnhave a reception at T ill o'clock at the homo of ifr. and H n . W. a m u 1 in honor ot the Bar; afad “ m- pool Readrearn, n ew ' merators of the cbhrcb and newly wada. Circle Number Three of th< Woman's MUalooary Society ol n W te M U wthtt* from i — tnr*~ o**<7 thrust Tutoradleeu M m C. F. Stahl Gives Informal Tea lira, c r. 8 ttol entertained Social Calendar ^ OtontO, p rase* quart H w l HalataWPPA aMjaalttwra. 'a, t#**t hratomhf b M, t». t o a ' e ^ . t | » . . i K a t i M k U d i. v.-tri**;-!*, tJr-AWwIp, < NUawawi lib a tonctoW atj l i a i M D A tha ->u» u M aaM E Mr*. toacgcA j «»ru»tHaplinA -iae-t 'Mt that, v m - >v«ta<erlg ira i M h ' Mg, StoU*Kl«h,<l Urwd. scad: adMtoti tec the N*?! au4 art, -d. >duvur, m.c .hu, Im iL kiiplt f # *h iA A itiilt Kb*C>h»iy.> nbkurA lit, TVmfff |W |. |A t i l s l k f Utifcl. **«*-» hnlllenmi hcwseibato(totaJidirf i i difla, T X / H A "X R M H N S W hs, **»• -to K gkawril.J. dr, sim 'UulhimilltomL (ffUUt rUhL d itL ttova-ew iL-th t'« l ||le BVI H Am ua m m m u m «* mA mmwk * a tv Ui^ffb,UMtfWtoiAAc/«g«^' TO NHVDQR tK a. L m m n d M , . C a rd k l in ■ p o r c tf v e g n ta - B. L. Perkins Flonhtim M ip , F rien d ly ] Fortune N. NIPPER S H. O E' S ,1 s jf •' 3& - X SANP0RD BUKX COMPANY ’ . --- - : wV Rd>w vl ■-•»* m • ' - 7*- S in M w H » ttk ■-*1 . Vl**- '- '- 1- —/ .APTl*I*-u"r'. ^ ■*i **■e; . J "a �GENEVA R E S lto ? Walter Maybenji Aid Willis WIH Not See_ Action w a m ib ICOOy Look. rortU M ; oorty data. • . , .Tho OnlrwirCjf' o f ‘ « U n bad M t i r bo on >U Manning at b ft half' Paul Delaney in tha right i poallloo and Nalowt Kooeh’a award oloC milmWr of tho Florida far tho Gator'a ooooaO SSKTOatCi^: t a I*a W itiV iQ I jnoot Sooonoo ooF lorid a FWW CfbNaVllla. Sow.noo, at eno tla ** +M*kiu* i ji f e te * ' «• •* « * I k D tia M W a n r b r M a, U > r U tho FtarIda C t i f roatbad U f a .a m l of AiwyirQp ^lUllyoada, SIGNS CONTRACT. Sffis^ivrsbsb ,tha two m m . |i i i . , i M M a HArfwfA./ i ArSB’&’B tfJvWl want ahK u wtjMfa Mm dgM cL ncuS«iU itiM ti<< Leesburg Tflt t t i ' W Poo. IDytoaa FOR LSTTKft d I A M , M U . HEAD*, T * 0 * | ^ .r r .r '- n ir i> . I>olnioltii . H i . i.’iM ln lt r . root CVanr ai irtM U Ia. PoiMo 11*10*' *4 Y. M.. A . *n«l.r-1U fan hi Ia rax Loko'.WHl** at itwtbofTr. A*hurartaU at tiatnoo t;n iSSSP iat- u»rw*n, n ■»» feRADYFORSALR ao CalWaa, ■ X r M , « « * * . " u“ j h t i i M , a ilh n tM H lilJ) FO « INVKSTTOAnpN j ^OLLTWOOD; OcV, I I « VV»%>,R V tho «"o n tbotr m i w httiV* l a t f to y«r roak. Championahlpy. | ' | J---------- T -II J I. J ,Tho t p i a ^ .w i W ot C lnaiiffed Aduertiiemenfi A N V N IG H T T p t,r m « n . * •« ' osn.'.fi, **»».'• r^w ht w in ..a y y jo r ty tn t^ fi^ iw and daosam and. a, ■***, booh llaflog tho oontMaafial.aA- GLASS QUALITY— DEPE>®AB!LflrV frttetranH Proof PcwteU �- A l ’rt.K T O N , Windsor* F lail Trip Across United States w hM * nnm* I* MKnuUD, IIAI.I’II . . » n»»it AN RI nninv L ukhaow u. nnu i~— T ----K UlrKRItMAN onil _ : ‘ j -.----— UJCKUUMAH. r ----in — ______ w u n . M w . m "W hire Chrt«;| „ 10. U H vv, l)<n (> inj u uoonnwn. And nil • Duku And o ili.r p t r llv t wlw»« » * » • • are . ,,, I w uknuvn to p U ln U liA why m - , declining two b . in ur*,i«< l in ifm liind* .and m i haa U .th lir-mulit n«nln«» ,n * . i f |ii..* ittrvnii C o n n ■fur •d yaaterday E S S t * ? '* " * 1 Hrmlnnl* C .iu m y. H lu rl.lv In Chau* her* early j ° ,i» ,» | t AW|i»rt rery, o r Ilia almva nninnl plain* . . . turn, and. »«u lira lln rrli/ m in im i ii on ly a fowl it* T in: namh o f Tin* atatr "K III n ia w ill) Ilin IflMH or anld I' i i i i i i t n nr w iltta n u p|> »rint< " 1 than » ‘ k* TtVKn tA H W « -k AlTl.tTTON. aa "• (iiorooiinlly or l*y a l lo t n ay) in the continent • T r u .i.. l raid ault. on |lio D ia l Jdrm.lar In H i Alpine »ll»Ml. 1 N i.i. intiar. A. Ik It lT . Ih r a irn i . 1 fr a n k lin , NMauehm-oilic In inn l b . U ral dnp of anld munlh, approximately. iia i .p ii a. UAlit.AiiHWlt, n* III n Inti uni i.r Ju.1uiu.iii w ill in* i iiLwrod oBalaat you by da* o 'l schedule of ylm /kUn. Mswwehiir.'ll**. fnntl, private eater- Fit«NK k u ic k h iu ia n . naTiu* 'I be l l a r l r n f II.m b . I* hereby ill .li n n liil na Ilia n rw aiw iw r In od alread y U t e m m l l l t , Haak-iahnaalla. *rInch i h l . u td rr a r il n u ll.* .h a ll bo paM I*hrd |n r fuur n ip tr. u* n i n e <akl. K i ........... 1 nlr». . a i‘t’1.1-. »'•*.*. wtin >' l l i n wnabe I'litlM lnii iiiuu. m iiu M im . h iritn aaa my band nnd real of _____ l«.» *||it|ii* HiiPi'i, ••M.••• n l Hanford. Namlnola ConnI I . Klnrbtn. I h l . l i i day of ua< U A l.l’l.’ A O A l.I.A im m ia n d w ifi li.n ri, A. I> H IT |U F * ----------ilM .t.A O IIH IU « lw i a i*. k v c f i n p o x , 1, " 1 | I ’hrivttaii nmna in unU Kioto »». r U r b i.f t'lronli I'n iirl. Ily A. M. W KItKrt. G O V a t. »* KltA.NIi I*I i *KKIIM AN «t*4 — Iir p u ly I'ltrK . a t •• iM K i:iu iA > t !«.»»> rttru ilm XA.MUKI, II UICIIITON. *3 U tlnMt'iwn SniicIliM for P lain tiff*. hmitvt Vllkv • Mil*. a. Iiiim 'M# IK K A lf) ties i f e i v a l l w eW u tlo eal seta applyln* to B n lw d , rreaM ln, &■■■■» Ii — d |fn*M i connttai, pamm naa it y r a •InMnlac Iba oomptrOHar f r n m act* * nndar Ibalr tarma. f b a la d W f datliloni did not taudb the c liiM of I t otbar eoafeUW «boW apaclkl acta vara atMKfcad In m Uaaapar tnjanc* tk a l bfoucbt by H- B- Karca of Um*p ooonly to atop paytaaht of aayfsaaoUaa mopay atcapt In ae* ma i L A N D Ih and ■ and tun alU h lln a lha U l r n i m i and Tiu itaan o r U A K H PIIO.NT .IM I'lUfVHM HN C .C W H V V ir . a fn tim i CntiMilttllon r il'K n tN TKIlKW TKIt M T ill!* If* T ill i\ HI’ IT . TO ur»n lili«'l ■and*. Ilia la v a of lha H lnla id Klur.ild, nod h rra ln lp rr dla- ■illW nndrr Iho pravliluna ol I'h a im r t'linhlA. II cortbnaa wtlb Iho JM 1- panaral «t l a i d of tha I'la ln llf f a f ji« a IIAIIH KI.T." T r a ilr o . M AI n i . i l ii.*ll%l*.uiilly. H. of ».: U. n nd IIK I.I4 : V. IIAti'HKtiT. Il'a v l f r K ll AfiCIH II. * iH M ,lf T l« , p N llM U x lav. Reports Of Citrus Pacts Are Drafted | H *lt H ite New Deal By. AAA OftTcials. Foraijffit PbHciea v m Jr "tuieflu. A Lovely Hitch-hiker on a NIVl • a.||«|||||tl|tK TrUalrrm MUiter I9.HI It ir u lu lK*«ln»nlU»n »»t T ri-it iltlm l J iih f 5?ih« A, 11. I*>3T. *11«I> n*ihiiilisl ititittiiff the puliHr reb-erJ# of rtniilruil* t w j It* |lr«*il JllW'h II Wd-SUINOTON, O ct, IB. - I l l IX T 1 IR V l i t i l T OK T U B I ’O im . T V JI'IM IM . a f .H Ik O l.i: r u e s f t . n T A T H U P V I.O H IU A . IIn II Ira P IIlia IIV ii H m irr M 1, M t« ;« l( Mi a ofl ,. 1II. MAAI ItCIt, I m n n a r -In I’n.l.alo, F I T A l . K n T tl'H ' f.’o llra la lirrrh y alvan itia l tha nnJirtllfniH l w ill, on Ih r H lh itiy uf Orlnhar. A. I*. I I f f , pra* arm in tha llnno rahla C a lm ly JmlQp of Hamlnolr f nunty, p la rlr. v my fin al ralnrn , aoaount an.I to u rh lra * na A .lm ln litra irta hr ih r I X a l a of It. MARHII, •li.oaord ami at ra kl lima, then m il Ihoyr m alt, a p p lh a iio n 10 Ih r r a t i Jiid iir for a lln a l oat* ll.in r n l wf my m tniln lalrallu o »f M*d rrlnto. Hh.l for an onlay d i-rlirritln a m . aa atarli Admin* lit r a lr la , l*alr,. Ih 'a Hr|itrmbpy. A. (I. iwaa l» . FIIANCIB tr. AP* V * N t* R O rt, 15. — Crititlainp lha foralpn poiklca of —Acrlcullural ndjuilmant nffl* ; tha United fitatot. Prep. Hamilton Clals drsttrd reporta jrcatarday in i l‘l.l.| l,.i, H o h to f Roltlna CoUcpe dcalared Ip conflkllnr propoaala for a nciv j th a op aaiac- convocation o f tha Worlda eitma markottfiy o g m yaaJt*at th a c o llc ic yaaterday, th a t want, but tbare w*a no announ.i- ' f tM r fa d b -la o U tlo ftand ' W , n *p t of lhalr flndln**. l t n l * r a m fa tU a e ffo rtx , W proThey »ald tha AAA probably | m o U w aH d p a M *. , , u . will expreta Ita «lawi on both nf • B a v te w in r hla to u r t h r e o f h ntoa tha propoaad apreamcnti. Ono i ro an trlaa o f E u ro p e tbla So m m er, nald that lha Bacretary of Arri* | D r . H o lt aaid ha found one o f tha culture ba glvtn authority, aa In m o ai eoartnelng . ladlatm anta of otbar raarkatlng porta, |« aitab* - ' a at . a _ aatl .. J — w a r* In tha bew ildered attitude o f llab llmita toch wank on the ahlp‘ tha p ro files o f Eu ro p e. H a lf tha menta to Northern point*. Tha p u aria ha Interview ed, He a*Id. other would limit hli prorating ax patted an o th er w orld w ap, andI a a th o rlty t * tw o w ra lu out of rach the o th e r* f e a r It. B u t no one1 four, ' O ffic ia l* ra id th r y s till hopr oppSilng force* w ithin the tmiuaand no' on* aearned to know whom*1 t ry w ill coma to trrm a tefo re a a id * hla co u ntry would fig h t fo r. public b earing la c illr d on Ih r agreem en t A A A apokaamen aaid tbu a g tn c y haa the rig h t to p re­ p a re a n ew p act, com bining tha b rat feature* of both d ra ft*, but ■they Indicated It would do 10 only ' * • a laat reaort. till., ..HO, -•** Iho Iflh Ih r i:*ln lr A II. It nP IIAHMII, i.| llo rro rld . Pictures T ell the Story — p o d toting t h ty a r t telling It m o ra d ram atically , n o n vividly th a n p rp t f o r t t a d a n o f th la p a p e r l a A S S O C IA T E D PRESS PH O TO S Picturt tmutnlatloo by wire make* AP Tclanatx tfag faateat. VbtiMworld \ F t r vUt!, t wl f t n tw t ta v tra t* U word and piclnra re a d Receivership Sought For Oilseekhiff Finns T H IS PA PER 1AVAHK9- Oct. II.—W)—WllUam a lUonchard of Miami aak-,I W. 0. Uaal, aaalitant chief pf ed Circuit Court bore yaaterday I Iba AAA ganurel crop* ae^tloff* •UV raparta -o n .th a to place la roeolearehlp «U coan-i jpMM which bare bewa drtlUag.Uwo propoaala had not beW jdm U . ■in fin a l fa rm . H a d e clin ed r M m oil la thla aactloo. ; , . ^■ U ach ard nnmad the .'tabara m e n io n the d a d t lon. Corporation, the AH Southern InreMment Corporallon, _ tba^.AII ftotlda Lnnd QMapany ,lha Pa* atoaola exploretlon , corpuretlou, Iba Quit exploration Company and tha Beabonl Oil Dayelopmant CuenotaUon. Ha aaid the com pen'** collect­ ed I5M.M0* daring' tha-'paM two yeme. lie uaked (or an accountIn* claiming bo bald a contract wUh fha compaala* far a 10 parcam U tarest In retorn tor bla •agvtcua aa angtnaur. acaoomuu toM s' Congregational Onto* Assembly yuatarJay’ tb it •ir Britain needed nny help 10 ledend c lrtllu t on America would olwayo send meo. money and day I»1T. VIA ill A M A IIP IL A iin alnlittalr.a a f A M em ber O f T h e A ssociated P ress LIGHTS ARE LOW ' f u g mp ttje lights— and Brighten up your home. Bfl im ryfcody perks up! “Desdf* sure you have enough lamps, parties come to life* Peoplo of the right kind* Let the stop yawning. Every p u ss* gitfek'SR light of the new* in the room begins to tsik* approved, I. E. S; Better* Sight lamps help you to anile. You’ve seen it — wake up an d live! 71 ■■ A nd r e m e m b e r t w o rk a h u n d r e d proper light prevents Itasts-M h e m agic a* I ; e y e - s t r a i n , keeps srtmnBHsn of plen, your eyes young! SEE THE MEWt. E. I. VOOELS AT YOUR ELECTRICAL IIAIEM 01 i FJ ■J v w,n �A i piLwavt^ i .. dtgqjrf * v. . <v: . #tRW4 ’Z-'l •' j *>>!*»^ Sacl- '" i l i B f ih*»i VriWBIIi tl nCH*-•• rubOg. -T|*»d*rwa| orld P e a c e ---------— - __ - — --------— ffW S B i ........ S S . 9 4t • i #1 f ■ ■j i I * DeweU Grants lotion Freeing Poednen Of Chargee *, * — — Catalonia In northeast Spain, evi­ u . -u p * — dently p ln m li)| to try U smash Robert T. Dvwell f n t t r d iy government resistance In northern Spain ha quickly a* possible. trow, I JLQ ^ fc, A '’Had oct, F ^ iir l ;;| /---J" * R T W l* f i g , a dirt road M m0«o from pa. Neither w u th e n evi- L he .Mid, contMctlng Florida th«m tha arto il kidnaping of She#bpf , t Whltakrr, thief dafonao at* T, Immediately aaked Judge III to set for trial throe kldIf chargea pendJn* against BfendanU In connec tion with i ons the n lfh t of Nor; d l* D erail aald the rt docket for tha naw rounded b ast Monday a can be aet for t ^ Mediterranean seaways. Shot throuth the cheat two tlmeo, the body <f Lola Lewis,-U . member o f a pcamtasnt l oj^afrah* family, la ehown a t It waa found In her faahlonab U home a t Skidrcport. Her. sweetheart. Down* Poindexter. S3, University of Oklahoma student, told police the ihot him and killed btredlf wbhty told her "It's all near between us." He waa wounded sartor tly. . , Miami U. Bucknell Notre Dai Carnegie Teeh FIVE FLORIDA PROMTS ELEVATED TO IfbN SIG initU ; Chicagoa*c i Duke ....... .......Princeton . Gporgta'Teeh J.P U U b u rg h F ord h am L. 8 . I f , 1 I that during, (ha “t w * atoylna nr^j3 J l v v - ’ »>• •' QITV NEWS BRIEFS far tpa past ■•vers) years, a/i*(iUtnt» j . ~ — — ■, /a » a a Out, of tha A . P. Coopally R eilly Company hare, waa operatedion b u t nlgbt fad appen­ dicitis, it waa learned today, Ha was reported na resting nicely at tha local hospital. Jm Ml.flfli by tM M i e f the I I yearn, *r « ’direct H u »f MWOa TBereforo -Mr. Coleman aald that ha In Addition t o ;picking the winner* of t h e a gmmep you m uit aleo mike a Hat 11 tl e namen of sport to n which appear In the ad b dow .Attach thw (1st tb fbur aelect'on of thd wlnnei a add eliner mall or bring ybur rftitry to The Herald bf t ldo not i Inter .than nooi. Saturday. * '• v . * Ten persona will each receive one eoatpllmeniwy tick­ e t to the Rita aa explained above. In chae there are more than ten correct selections only th e.>first ten submitted, with a Hat of the name of tha sport toga appear’ng In the following <ndvorUaemtnt, wid be elltrlhln f o r a rra n n Jh n rn tn rv >4idreL ' i'A. - > ‘* (-policeman, were enpaat year on on* of the napint EotetM g . the elate supremp d a naw trial on a of fair, . i i,., --------a la Attorney J .K a x ,Tha Sons of tha Legion Drum and County Solicitor Mam HmsL*iCurps of Um local American! could comment bat obaarrera ftn e rally dye Dawall’a acquittal U flo n Hut tonight,, l>rey Maro,i of tha flogging caret, qiteisor of lha C’o rtu snneuncaill ■upreme court deelreatrlcted the evlturo kldnaplny triala, Thy City Ilrlefrr wlshra to con­ and likely that proaa- gratulate Mr. and Mm. Jack,Ilyatt aak dlamlaaal of the who are . celebrating their fifth erg as. wedding anniversary today. Icrday were C. A. own, farmer police ant, Ram E.- Croaby, lyaa and P. W. Swltftopr, former patrolmen, C. Wl C ar M ia , form ar ipecial policeman and Tha Rev. George" F. Owena, am pactor for the Tampa U s cob colored preacher from Tallahsseae, aMjttma office, and Aril# Gilliam, has formed an organlMtlnn for aa n lM o cllroa grove carataker. tba reduction of crime emong hla f^Tjro other Orlando man, Ed- race and hsa rnms to Ranrord to iw |rd s p in y , a typewriter m edics- continue hi* drive against such and Jamea Dean, an electrician, depredations, ttapra freed o f the murder charge Tim rt,Tored preacher cornea r t y btoaoeutlon attomeya when tbf hero wall recommended ami hla M m :waa called to trial aiybt day a warli has been given lha approval J i b . Erldenre ayalnat them ,.w ee M id to bo inaufflcient, J jKJWitte Dowell's ruling, under ,M^a|J«ration slnra a tu m a y i ar(nod the Uaue Wcdneeday, ep' P*dr*d to surprise neither dafanae, iSM w jitiori nor jury. V '*JKoat o f ua thought tfala waa the way It would and," aald one : Juror afterward. > Juror* heard no clrfrnaa tostl\tokony, abtee tbo motion for acquit­ • ASTORIA, O re,’ - l i n g o B*W* tal waa made aa Boon aa the aU U was in lha bathtub whan a neigh­ , Seated it* rate Tuesday. Tha Jery, bor called that a buck deer waa on made op of throe farmers, a paint­ HU place. Beppl apod to tha hunt, > decision. Others tat solemnly. a ivij yrocar an unemployed 40 and spectators, several of ■repared la fire—then real land 7er, „V. Barely fw in nygvMiswi*| pitcihi potman, muchofof defendantt, Ita lima ta’d forgot hla galluses. Them apont rolatlvM Hunting Instinct pryvailed. pat of thefar courtroom gathered tba judge'awhile ruling.at­ of law. While neighbors wdlched, ha fired Jtorney* , Nona nrgutd h i tha question* I t man originally '/Throughout trial, dafanae at­ /fcedktod tot thatheflogging hsa served torneys have '■ d a y In ja ilappeared Tha five eonfldent convicted *• K « » would Poulnot ncear roach the f kidnaping ware aanJaty, In contrast to ))l« tyncedWhitaker, to four years to prison bnt aaerehing crosi-oxemlnaUeni hr ..gore free on hood while their , ap<Mttol |h f .Ppulriot rasa, questioned rqost w as pending before the au•u W wIlneaana •prarea court. bristly add passed . opening tba LilianIhal' Avtm *m kny detslls of their tostl* , CaagTOM - faUawtog ***** ttc.W a.. Col. , and Mrs. 'The drfrndanta showed hardly a change of expression as Judea Dcwall yrcnl slowly through hU two-and;a htlf-psga opinion .turn* la g ‘ them loose. At the end, 1 M idges grinned broadly. and it M u i '| )W | t,:/,' /flipped toward Swllaer the paper y We had been tearing Into bits while /waiting fur tha podge to announao Fish. United Btotoa Min later to Egypt, aald ha ewweted to arrive at hla bow# In Da Land. F la , a* 'And with It comoa tha need f ir sport t o g r t h lt go.w ith th« '-season. To !>t»V Uid winner fw style ladiSdalty: try.Hpeeiti first—an aUroctlVe new line o g a ll the'Tall ‘‘■pocUwear. _ • nrelau.' In ih . KoG.abJld of. iSri'to 'right) ■The TU. JWv, .■» Dotmis A. Lyon or jackscpm ie. Rt. no* William J. Nullaly of Dsytooa Baaeh, 1 n w , Magr. WUIl'am J. garry of , Miami. ___ j___ . 1 — A — iugustino, v h in » , McGill of St. AugustkU.' sqd'. A ./J xiJ 4 J / |H |1 ■ _ » Tut ■pie Flngby \fSZ I * O n B r w d y M o M W T S '1 ■ — ; [I % r J»t ' Sport Jhckfets football \1 •) • . k• SCARFS i Colored Preacher Is Here In Crime Fight 'kt Dealer ' e Silks - - l and Woolens Sport Skirt? Everett Hurd, alert clerk to sporting goods store at Banw, Maine, gave G-men the Up that enabled them to wipe otlt tha Al Brady gamy In a fuctow gun battle on a Bangor street. Hurd la shown holding k piece of glasa_ahot from hki^storejelndow. will publish a special edition riext .week, that wiH be mailed away to over 1,00^ prd^&ctfve winter visitor^ This edition will,bo filled with interesting news stories and advertisements about’ ' Sanford • and Senrfipoie County, It will ^11 what ^anifo^ has to offer the mady people who vislff F l o r i d a I t will tatt. them why. they should visit Sanferd/ind Seniinole Coiinrfys Flannels, Tweeds and Scotch Plaids Ranging From Sued*, PaUnto The Jerald ’s f*4 , super salesman!! itorB to .Florida 3 best place in F1< their permanent Ba.Bureto order beoavie thefeuD jnhmitonles.wa -‘each and orders this edition, af.jj extra oopiea o f tills rt* l - *i i U . j n __ i _ a �I 4 DAILY N E W S P A F n VOLUME x z n S A N F O O , FLORIDA, SATOBDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1937 U.S. Marine Wounded In Shanghai Fighting M u s s o Uni Specifies Withdrawals To Be , In Equal Quantities From Both S i d e s Then Drives Thera Thru New England Nine Powieta T o ^ ' M e e t Oct 30 Police U; S. Accepts Invita­ tion To Conference ’ To Be In Brussels Kfitaljr agreed today lo a ^partial withdrawal of a cer­ tain number of volunteers" from the 8panlah civil war. This concession to Franco* British demands came from Count Dino Gntndl, tha Ital­ ian delegate, * t the opening •easIon of the gub-commlttee of the 27 power Non-IintervenUon Committee In Ism d « . . A t th- outset H was manifest Uw« Britain and France would be satisfied with nothing Ires than • definite program for the speedy wihdrawal a t foreign vol­ unteer*. particularly those of Pace 1st Italy, from tha danger­ ous Spanish conflict. Grand! specified that the withdrawals-muat be In “equal quan­ tities Trom both side*." The call went out from Brus­ sel* far a meeting at the elgnaUwlrt of the Nine Power Treaty on China for n e-mf*rence in Brussels on Oet. SO to attempt the mediation * of tho Shw-JsjF anesu war.. A t Washington the United d a l e s , formally acceptod an lwvltstion and designated Nor* Find B o d i e s A fter Boy Slept In Parked Automobile NORTH AllUNOTONi N. J . Oct. 1*.—(A1)—The bodice of an eMerly physician aad wife, beat* ea to death with a hqnvnrr la Maine daya. ago and. then driven lalaaraly through the Now England arete* to NOV Jersey by u young -high school hoy. were found Id a parked automobile, proeacutor John J . . Hrralln said today'.* Tha boy, Paul Owyor,' IB.' of South part*, Me., who bad.atnppad his c ir 'w llh Its gruetomo cargo to get aome sleep, con­ fessed the doable eteylnf. Brea­ ths announced. The victim* were Ideolltlrd fay the poltro as Or. John 0 . t.ltllofleld. M. and Ids wife,- Lydia.. 14, both . of Bouth Faria. The phyeldane body was stuf­ fed into a trunk on the bark of the car. Hla frail wlfo was cram. mad under a rear seal. Only fay chance did lbs police stumble upon' the’ slayings. The youlff, lift'd, parked th* car and went to sleep. Policeman Investigated, took the boy in headquarters to question him about aome money on b{s • per­ son. Tho officers did not *lnd tk# bodies. ,, . , -% l ' Another pollcerean ef*mined Shanghai Japinese author!* llcs, claimed th* flMnare wtre using poison ga* surf displayed n f shell which they claimed had • contained gas. The Chinese do* , ’ filed they- had usad gas. — \ , RejiarU from North’ China slid the Chinese were making n spirited defense against the -Japanese marching toward Tslnj, retire IU IU IH U W H U IIIW k liu ,ap. ■ - .tha capital Shantung doclor b#d f|B)J lo )to4, OB « , (t. prevlnc*. I *r killing two peoplt" Veteran rempatgiwrt of th* old u „ r wh, n |hB womBn b^ BWn Otlnre* red army” now the BOiptc,oul< t,1B w bbW h, ktl). elghlh route army-wlded by H b# . Kuadron* of myaiafiotu new airplanes, appeared to hava • lammed tbe jupunead dfire in th* northThe Japanese military spokesman here admitted Oen. Julchi Terauchr. Shansi campaign had been halted and that Uu Japanca* commanders had called for relnforecmrnte. , Th* announcement cam* during a lull in the fiery* warfare of Ua two daya ou ^tb o Shanghai _ Lawyers M a y Extend Tax Certificate Law m AO A n n lv To 10 ___ _ ■ , - TAIXAhA89KK| Oct., 18. —M*) —Attorney* asked th* Supreme Court yesterday to include city tax machinery of Corel Oabtea withb> tho provUlona of the “low Established In 1908 WIDE OPEN SPACES OF THE WEST Wpa Approves Road Project For Sanford More Than $25,000 To Be Spent In Widen­ ing And Repaving Oak, Celery, Union Early Morning Co Gea, Explosion D s t r o y s liv e s ( M i n e r s In Shai BIRMINGHAM. AU.. OrL, ML-i. t/P)~ A shattering rxplasion deep in the »haft of the Itulua mat mb** 10 mil)-* wrrt of here kilted W a r more mm, vlrlu.lly the entire shift at work, today. '1 The blast, blamed by Fire Mar■hit Sum Wllllam)i on coat gM. tore an elbow in the Wucdvraro Iron tAiikaabout 2:00 A. M. whdn t i lilfi of yfc men « u on duty is lHe affected section. • Fallen rock debris hampered the re-cue workers. A *lnule victlib, Iran Fox who wax Working, noqr v a tn : o f the Fourth- Regiment. tha elbow crumbled I y explosion, was1 struck in the shoulder b y .a wifci brocgl.t out -alive. Ha wok ballet while on dulyN Inside ma­ rcrlnuily burned and Marshal chine-gun defense works In WillUtni aikl ho was the only Shanghai. Hiatt comes from Itort on working. nrar tha .blast Crystal River, Fla.' * -who did not loae hi* life”. Fv-“ wa* In a critiriil condition at n He*rentar, Ala., hospital kiwi could not ho'question! d about tha explosion. It. ht. Msrrhri, vleopresident of tho compiny, , said bod lea of the victim, were located about four niUe* from the abaft mouth. .* .m Rescuers sent Lack word tha t* , victim* were burled In the fallen rock and coal. Marshal *ald ibotit half the victim* were while men and the olhrr* negrurs.’Thc mine, hr aiM, normally employe* about BOo men. Only one wing w ai damaged, - TAMPA. Oet. !».—<*’)—Charg­ Thli near the shift'* deepeet ing the proposed wage a*d hour extremity, n fnct which liar*hall hill now pending m Conircss, •aid kept the death Hit from V i , loaded with exemptions to mounting to - staggering proparg iv e . many Industrie* a falst tioni. Mure thin 600 relative!, sense of security, Oongreermsn friend* Rind *|iectalcra assembled J. Mark W llcoi, of West Palm :Beach, urged the defeat of the measure In *n address factors ths r ' Mlllworir Association conrsntlon here yesterday. “Tha meaeure dons net apply to all the underpaid, and underprivileged workers.” W llcoi esld. -It esempte a great many per­ sons. But otic# the Isglslatlon Is ruseted. these exemption* will be removed and I predict It will not fa* more than to year* batore the federal hoard of five person*, who will administer the act. will use dictatorial powers to regu­ late lb* wages and fli tbs hours of every Isfaorer In th* country." Tracing the history of our gov. eminent during the last Ik® yeart, lie pointed out that there lisa been a gradual concentra­ tion of power Ip the bauds of bureau* slid boards. "This measure I* hurueurrary gone mad.” ha declared, “U will provide a board of five men who will have lb* power to raise and lower wages and fta hour* of labor. They may discriminate butween eecttnns of the country and even between Individual firms. ”1 consider this measure tbs moat serious threat to Itemocrallc government that bss heuu proposed In tb* last generation Tha board will hava powaf to reward friends and punlsb ene­ mies. “When suck a board getucontrol It will b* Impossible for the people to regain control ex­ cept through a revolution ” of IB to 40 feet from First Street to Fourth Street at preaent be* cause of the railroad tracks there Thlt will be corrected and the street' widened to 60 feet through Fourth Street. From Fourth Street to Sixth Street to SsvenUi Street it will be widened from M lo 32 feet. Th* part of Celery Avenro c it y n e w s b iu e f s which will undergo rc-construc­ *, ■ tion will he widened from th* pree­ mpt 14 feet to 18 feet. Th* project alao provklea for tho resetting of .w hile way llghtet construction of catch basins and the laying of aewer pipe* It It believed that work on Uili k of the Sanford 4-11 project will begin as soon ae a *Hfm e n ts” Ik Club met In the Chamber <-I ficlrnt amount of WPA tabor la OK U n u u i n n Commerce building this mornlni; available. Thla will probably ho U C l . -AO 3 C n n I U II , .. . tr -„lar session. aftrr the completion of the Sec­ ond .Street project which la undov IIKNVKB, ; . l k t , I A- —fAV* Violators of City Ordinance* I A fter peilnllnc n slub-ii hlcy- way at th* preaent time. Grorgc llsrn ro n , tlisirinan of the wIII Ik- tried before Cily Jndjr-- I 1 1,< lor ii<-urly inn mlb-s. Paul American Federation of Labor Flank I . Miller in « session of llrown, 1 *-year old rmllli who I hulls from Atlanta, fla„ waauppea.e committee, slid “ Wfa,ll be Mmitlmsed »■ I pi lirniltil near hero ynlorday th»t»” wlnn he > m rulvlsed the . _ I aft nr noun by O. P. Slodn, OvloCommittee fo r Im lurtrisl O rganl- 3 C Q H C O U IH W o r k i / H | tlo roii>tsbb>, olid lo«li;i"tl In the “ ei° n e llm lu e e " '!!: H e a d q U S r t e r K 1 City Jolt. Chief of Pul lea Uoy j (J. Will hi ms. revealed lu^ay. TALLAIIA88EK, Oct., 18. —W) Washington on Oct. "6 “ with or * "t““ „ , Thu youth stole u new Dayton —The 1017 Legislature's so-called Without comm ittm ents”. I *'f " 10 Tho Feili-rsliofl hnd Isrtm l down Hhlp No. 7, hare l«-*-n working bicycle from a HI, I'etarsburg “Jook t» V law reached the Su­ ' store suit with « small lutlrhel two proposal* this week tiecauie, on their new hcn'bpiitlrrs tn d iy I III wlihli bn lo rrie d Ills belong- preme Court yesterday for a Uat ider* said, the CIO Insisted the nl the foot i f F etich Avenue. I Inx* he Hindu Ills way to Hsn* of constitutionalitynestle Pell leer of JacksonvIUo Kts should ogreo to certain prln* Tlie Scout* were given tinford. asked the court to free her of clplvi In advance. William Green, full use of tho nM C’lty ibuk. and | Yesterday afternoon O liletW il­ presklcnt of the Frileratjon, said repair work - and bcautlficstion liam* rerelvnd * telegram trom charges that she operated a place without paying the 1160 annual the CIO offer for |H-an- conference were started 'Immediately, l HI. Petersburg staling that It pti-bably ynulil bo sc<rj’li-d The Ship plan* to hold nil it* was believed Ihc youth was In license required. John R. Mathews of JsckaonvtUg j j,a*t night the American Feder* future meeting* mul com'ucl all i this vicinity, lie Immediately filed a habeas corpus action ta r atl o of Labor again lUsbed cobl Its nrtlriliea In llie bulIJi.ig. ' mill fled all law-enforcing officer* tha woman's, release. Th# court Ipgter on n peace ........ . . from the Homo progress hv* been made In Ihn county and lain ysalerday directed Sheriff R « Sweat o f tel el C. I. O. I'1 the construct h>n of the It sin- afternoon ' the - lad . appre­ [r*‘Mr*t us on our term's o r not Jsow Fleet, one sm all u ll b mt hended by Constable Hloau aaat Duval County to ahow hi* authori­ Bt all,” the Federal km’s executive was reported m uring runiplril >n iif Oviedo pedHlIng sway toward ty for bolding her In technical •funcll. III effect, told the C- I. O. amt repair* are also faoirg made tbn Hast Cuaat on bis way to custody- A hearing date w ii nod act Immediately. Sheriff Sweat ta by U lrgraui in reply to • suggrs- on the canoe M oiigiug to the in the petition of reeking to ■hew Th- vou'h was non-plussed by th* law I* constitutional. (ho fart that hq bod t e n ap* The “Jook t a i“ act llvteo a fan prehenilrd so far away from to* of |160 on all place*, except li­ •reo* of hta crime bill submitted censed hotel* ' which have 10 W to osvest without wny resistance, more bedroom*, where dancing ta snd blandly told tsw enforcing permitted, or variety program* officers thst be bad stolen the are offeredbicycle. Mathew* told th* court' hla cli­ He Is being held In the City ent operated a four-room hctal M Jol| availing arrival of St. Pe­ Jacksonville. Hotel* whkb have tersburg astborlile* who wilt re­ 10 *r more bedroom*, ho tald, pay ' HIDU, Ron rnsnta, Oct. I f l.- W turn him to Hie Hunshi&a City. 16 annually far dancing and vm *v —King Carol tnbl Major llrnere) Hu told officers that he woe Marl* Gustave Gamelln. Freni b reconlly paroled from a four- iety program*. Mathew* contended tho differ­ chief of staff, yeeterilnr lhal year, srnlenre tu Georgia for ence In fee* «on*tRated an uneen* France “eon always depend on then. ■tltotlon*! discrimination. ■-. -rt the Rumanian army." Addreaa'ug himself dlrm-lly lo PRB8IDINQ BISHOP NAMED flanarml Oam*lln In a spec.b *1 the conclusion of military ma­ CINCINNATI, Oct , 18. —W V neuvers they had just witnessed, Hlgbl Ihrv. Henry S alat’ Qoorgo th* Klug spoke In French. ‘ T o s'ia seen nnt only com­ Tucker of Richmond, Va^ was rade*,'• he said. “8*1 an army on elected presiding etehop e f the which you can count In Dm* of Protest nnt Eplocopel Church te- Mark Wilcox Hitt At ProposedWage And Hoar Measure Uncle Sam Will Put U?r$18£93 I 1 ’ . ' . . Work Is Expected To Begin With Finish Of gnd S t Project J J ‘ I ' The* WPA project «pontored by the City of Han­ ford for the Improvement of Oak, Celery, and Union AVBnue* has b een approved by Washington officials and wUl becomo ellgihie, for ot^raUon at the dlaeretlon of the « a t j W. P. A ^ A w ln letraj0"* The Herald W u advised by ' Senator County Clerks Study Tax Redemption Act s to r e Tlit total co*t of tha prejodt will be ovsr 116,000 of which U M M . I , , Declares Bill Is Ex­ ample Of “Bureauc­ racy G o n e Mad” '^ D u iid to ^ In U. a D eclines Sharply .2 During: September CUwdu P*PP«r,a todkjr, *ty Avenue to Locust Avenue and the relaying of brick on Vnlre Avenue a* far aaat as P00 feet. At present aU the betake . ka there street* ere la teen edge with e rend OIL The project provide; U ut the brick, be takro Og/ated', rata Id flat and fitted between with asphalt h ha* bean down; in Ujk; Magnolia Avenue and Park Ave- i j ‘ A. O f L. A nd1 (!.1.0. Agree Upon j Peace Conference Si.-Pete Youth Is Arretted Here On Theft Charge “No ' Bicycle I Stolen As MeansOf Transpor­ tation To M i a m i Prior Commit-; rtrlllbm Basis For Legality Of “Jook Tax” To Be Tested In High Tribunal Drum And Bugle Corps Has Meeting In spite of bad weather last night, a large number of the members of the Sen* of the l e ­ gion Drum and Bogle Coips a t­ tended their weekly practice ses­ sion In th* Legion Hut, according ta Percy Hero, advisor of Ibe group W. D. Huffman, drum Instruct r and John Schtreid, bugle Instruc­ tor, were both preaent and sent tho Ude through some peppy marches with the instrument. The boy* »r* drilling for their scheduled i-erode In Tavares on Armistice Day which will be their first appearance this year A merit system has brrn launched, Mr. Mere staled. All at­ tending the prsettee session regu­ larly far three menthe are given B valuable prtxo and Instrument* are taken from those missing three consecutlvg practice ses­ sions. The rifle rang# which was built muter the supervision of th* American Legtaw-fwrt and through cp-eperatten of tho United amt IIIU Lumtier Companies, has been com­ pleted end prnriko shoot- are s c h e d u l e d to for the Junhr Drit »ee|t Leglonnslreu t Iloumania IMedgeH Her Aid To France LOCAL WEA' prod,” ■ !• ' . .i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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, October 15, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 15, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/7f2a30a0056fef27a5b9a5cb978cace6.pdf 35cfc2092b911870c037d9cf4fee8db8 PDF Text Text m SPORTING Jack M cDowell Drives Rollins Gridders Hard In Effort T o WORLD 4 A Bolster D e fe n siv e A b ility srs Will Be Altered B ta fc , V tta n a G m td . U * T Carl Thompson And Carry Brmdey Forced To Sidelines With Injaries Although Brsdey Expected To Start Friday o AftOKNTINC TEAM W INS m r x ic o c r r r . o e t is.-< W - A r n X i M i polo tntiraaUaaalitU Safaaiad Mm Ico, 1S T T n f r d ir In ISo rob W match of a Ihrro^am* aartaa, T h r * » « l rani haM Um wlnnrrm Ir Um UM ft to rhakkan hat coald aocmaka ap a 41 aaraataia Um Anr»allaaa salaad la Um flrat Uraa parlodp. TjiI* Dagsaa . M the korlOK with aU Saala. JOB PRINTING •4* that M *M ,tal Wm that aharpaa in h a liy i ih« Mat Mb PHONE Seminole P rintinf Co. Try a Delicious . . Fine W atdT Repairing Diamond Setting AND Engraving . McLauHn, Jeweler 111 Complete Lunch & ra th A m 2 GALLONS Of TRAFFIC OIL PLYMOUTH DEALER Mf W. 1ST. 8T„ SANFORD C la u if t m d A d o e r t im a n m t t SCOW'S GULF Have Just received the first car foadoflOffllfodel PLYMOUTH cars to arrive in Sanford. These cats can. be aeen.on display at REEL * SONS» 301 E. First S t, or phone 100 for a demonstra­ tion spd a salesman will call. They ere beauties. u ». >-• c ,ir» SERVICE STATION ^ iw ll mo* M m m J • * ** * , ti **. - nsr t * % t»* . '' % ™ Hv* ' *► * Vj. . hp f I • �DAILY HAN FORD, FLORIDA, lls Established In 1908 •THE SPANIARDS’ RETURN TO FLORIDA Yoltmteera Question Is Submitted To lnGroup co n flic t rem ained Jag f * arar. 8L Augustine, Fla. oldest city In th* United State*, celebrated Columbus Day with an historical pageant to mark th* 800-11 anni­ versary of th* building of Port Malantas by the Spaniard*. Actors playing th* re)** of Don Honllsno AdelanUdo. governor of Spanish Florid*, and Don Antonio Arrendonda, ipllltary engineer, ar* shown rwuoaetiag th* ehooalng of a alt* for th* fort. Fort Mbtansaa has jost bean restored as a national monument under th* National Park Betrie*. ' . Kiwanians Report Bnmper Tourist On Developments' Crop Expected At District Meet In Florida Soon Delegates Relate In- More-Than 9 Million ,c*M*U A t. A b-1 Visitors WJli.^pend iruilfn* Conv'enOort ’ Bfllion This Winter Report* og, tha Florida KlATLANTA, C »„ Oct.. 14. —W wsnl* Convention was the tea- — Southern rasorts from Aahavllle, tar* of th* regular Klw*nls,N u y ta|n,f ru>f Uit ni^ht wMkly luncheon held V ^ * * * J iy put out the welcome met for 3,lo th* grill room of th* Valdai qq^ q^ to ^ u t, aipactad to spend Hotel at l l : U o'clock aa Jallua g,,ooo,OOOJK» during thla Winter Ding fabler waa Iba main apeak•r sad hia aubjact w u on lha Such ^ ,-jn fiu , 0( »iUn worshipproceedings of lha eoavwntlon u . lh since cowspwaled hr Mrs. Burdkk. - s .'M a s r jS 'iJ S fiiia gf kMhy In te ^ Irti W u raa ot th. whrfl Wkltrr bU, t| T* O o rC tk ft. 1 * 1 1 ot potat on th# state mrrtlng In North H W*. estimated penditur. o f e.ch,*l *T0y “ rJ ^ A . Wu ; nnj r i ^ « ! FterM. a £ ln jfll MW omewte ter tea com rrestest number of I Btmoon Doyle of Tallahaaa**, * i c . s Htst S ww P tho Florida District Oovemor. ---------------u t 1 . 8 Dakar ot Umatilla, U . * Oovemor. ||r. ntngfalder wont R I ta lia n O ! Ow t* state that tho nest ronvaog r in i w a­ llow In Florida, to be »"*« »•** ShUICO i n yoor. would Uk# place l a th# ^ ~ 7 T Ctty ’o* BaraaoU. I *0ME, 0*tw 14. Thoaw attending tba const*- am Italian offleof* i Uo* from Us* Iom J d*h war*: have bean kilted m Mr. Dtngfaldar, Mr. Ool*maa,'Mr. "Ethiopian handlte,’ Mtertman. Bjdaay J. Nla. Jwdga announcamant *4id I ,i w » H uus £ . r Father j . L Krttegha# and,,ala* o « of Ethteploa tea M n.! ptagfsMor.. ■od Mrs, W # * h ^ * ../. ,/ r s a il pv**Bk*Uon vol*4,,te away wllh th. maaffag ,a#hg-; M«4,V •«' w**k o» ss.-JV marnWrs win bo abl* to slttaf Heyward Walker Address Dairy 1 MADRID, oei. it - lA l- ln a ir * gent artillery killed oi wounded 11 persons In a destructive botebard ment tart ulaht or this be­ sieged clir, lb* one* proud cap­ ital of all Spain. The number of casualties W»* given out In an otflrlnl govern­ ment report alter a night ot ter­ ror In which approilntately T** shells blasted the heart ot the dir. Poor of Iba sheila bit Ma­ drid'* skyscraper—tba talaphnn* building—which *lnca lha civil I, •i-aa us. steamy Domuatumeni Irum dapanesg. guns has reducnl the I’ootung Industrial area of war bagan ha* bean atmtk 111 Shanghai to ruin*, aa this plctura ahowa. Just aeroaa the Whanrpoo rlvar I* thai International Bat­ time*. Casualties ware haarr on lha tlement which haa escaped a similar fit*. The building with the pointed tower Id the . Cathay hotal • ;gran eta where one ahell aa- which Chine* flier* accidentally bombed early In the conflict. plodad clond to a crowd Iearing n theater.' At Hendaya' Insurgent ofllcara CITY NEWS BRIEFS aaid flan. Fraiirlern Franco'# headquarters would 1>* lran*f«rred anon tram Salnmnnca to Ban heoaatlan to direct a major, offanalre aaalntl Catalonia In j northaaat Bpaln. Tlie amt of lit* ' lnaurgent'a d rll gurefnment Reports from several commit­ would ramaln at- Salamanca In ter* of the Sanford Lions Club Charges Made That weilern Bpaln. Were made at their short meeting Federal Group Fa­ Meanwhile Franco'* troop* worn In tho Valdes Hotel last night, pushing tteadllr toward (lljon In To BeginNextWeek vors L e w i s ’ CIO John Calloway, secretary, an­ AatuHaa prortnra cleaning up nounced today. Ihla laat remaining fragment of ,, a “ T S i--- Tj — r \ e ri DENVER. Oct. W .-W V -T h t gorarnment-held tarrllorj In north- >, CentralFlonda C Of C Amrrk.n Federation ot ubd west Bpaln a*, apeadllr a* poa-l slble In order to mik* troop* I Meeting Is Postponed defied >e*t*ru*y to *»w con arnllahln for aenlr* alaawbera.I gross to keep lha Nation*) Ubol Th* tilth annl/4r*ary meeting ............ . The ahrlllng appeared to cornel of tho central Florida Council of * * * * from a ihreaqnarter clrrla aa- . ot Chamber, of commorc* o r.r ' n i\™# * « h* n wllh John L toadlng around Madr|jJ from the' Inally scheduled to b* halrt In *** " r?b* t'* °' , h^ _ _ 1 weal and north weal. Sanford on Oct. |» ha. hem " ■ " ‘’ L M Manx of the explosive* fall In I, postponed until Nor. I, T. K. ft * 1 the to called nautal tone aroundSimpson, president ot th* Cen- f»voe*-<l ^ ,^*J**!* „ i tka foreign amhaa*lea. tral Florida Uonacil, . announced *n" « ! f«mv.nllon . * • * * * » “ A -sheh mataabad. tkraugta Ibah pkyttght ot lha Mlnlitrr ofKor-f algn Affair* llutldlng and tende^f In lh* preaa room, forcing n*wt-,j paper correspondent* to lake rat- ' uga i n . atorm cellar*. >, A piece of shrapnel shattered ( a window only a few Inrhaa ' from where a correspondent eati' working. Vetaaoret Btraet In tba renter , of Madrid suffered haarr, dam 'tFlofkla Tower and Light Comage, a* did lha onttrlng suburb ipany. of Venlaa, The electrical power will be The Oran Via and Calte Al­ (generated while the diesels are cala were strewn with debris as |pumping water Into th* atorag* the rebel artillery evidently at­ flank* and the.per klllowat cost tempted to find the range of the Iof the current generated In this llanrjr Talefoolca Building, manner will be scarcely negligible, Street can and automobiles on it waa Indicated, the Puerto Oal Sol ware forced | The shipment of machinery con­ to halt when shell, gent up gey-i sists of two ISO horsepower Fair* ears of pulverised concrete and > banks-Morse delsels which will re­ ■tone. place the two 100 horsepower Many person* believed that th* bombardments heralded am*. Jar. enemy *tteah upon Madrid. Fair Labor Board Mrs. Reinhand t Sidenbuvp: Named Florida Audubon Society Delegate Mra. Ilnlnhandt Bladenbura. vice president ot tba Florida Audubon Society, of Maitland, and Alesandef Hprunt. Jr, ot Charlesion. B. C , has. boan appointad official Florid* delegates to the llrd annual convention ot thoM*Uooal Association ot Au dubou Bocletleo to ha held In th* American Ituasnm of Natnrnl History In New York City Ocl.l t l to **. C. Jt Muon, presldmi of the Florida Boclaty, annuanc- ward J. Itslmann. ! J y o r old Philadelphia t«iy stationed on V *' tea aou.hwast coast ot Florid. *“ » T ° 7 u icomte'e Where ha atudlea tha rumpl|cat- . Central Fieri,U*c Od Dork movemanU and aeason- * ' J , rw* al distribution of bird*. During se«rwl eonrert, hi. y-ar's wardnn.blp. ho ^ SaTTn » * • " • " • " J ^ “ b‘* th. I.le.t band music an M^a to bird on lh, pl»n, toT purchaal cMrautlo* will Uy special comp,rt# M( of un|ri>rm, ^ * * 0" ,he t1f ” " a , ^ .n te lh * b*n'». «*> I. u i ' SJ POco*. I*1* " “ enter) "M ” ri' ,lr 1 " b' . . "?« D** near future and b - J 2 S - ------------ ... - S S L rr^, - V *-~;e * -‘ <y ' Fear wardens from th* Florida Saaataaric*. Ihre# nf whom haro spent tbeir liven la th* wild* of tropical Honda, wift be gnasta Of tho Ai'octetlag, Thar »*•! give oreonute of Qmir niperionena while snardlag tha apacU enter hlrda oa tha Florida Kay*, th* Klulmamp pmlrie and tho Krargledba, r Th*y or* Jim Durden, a native H the Kays: WUltem A- Itarf, whb.pnlroU th* marsh connlry of featam Flor­ ida, noiih of U h a. Otoacbohes: Marvin Chsndlmn ad th* Ki»- Foreign Area Of Shanghai Is Bombarded OneHfindredCivilians Killed' As Japanese S h e l l s Fall Into International Area Night Of Terror See* 700 Rebel S h e l l * Blasting Building* Of Proud Madrid rnahdi Immediate Committee Session 1 V»a* f*U*tewd br ibe pb/teg WAR RUINS FRAME INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT t s H ‘ a S I S Seminole Delegation To Go To Water Meet l f S ™ Railroad Emplo , Which Mr, Msrantetu la chair­ M d M public Interest In » * A U rft „ umb, r of ,m- man. Th# meeting will b* held Im­ MOaslty for tho Immadl.t# #•• pU)yMl {nwt th# j , ek*oovlU# dls- mediately preceadlng tha aaulo* ihUahmani of lb# proposed * r - (rirt ta ,ttend*n«o at th* of tha Waterway Congress and th* fl^adM National Park. Tb* A*, ( th* Claim Prevention committee will discuss a compraiMatlo* Is srging Immrdlst#**- CoremHu< City llsll hrnalva program for advert IsIng I lha sttractioaa of tha BL Johns £tUhm#nl of th* -“p«rk baforo ^ nfght. MMlatloo* may make thasro* Tha principal apeaksr for the itivor and environ*. ■A tor sssrissry psrpoett. occeeten wee J, B. Livingston, *• | Other mambara of tho Publicity Thd eo*v*uUon will oP*a F tf tU|M| tUtal a fw t for the Committee are: Gao. W. Glbha, of n Oct. It. with th* AUu)tia CoMt Us* In Orlando, JsckaaovlUa, Mayer Jno. W. CampIpHM iBBWU i•union aiiinBr Bi dlnciiiBid v i n i ptf mmnfl of hall nf Patalha, Karl Lthmann of Ttvara* and f , H. Hammer, pna" * * * » ** «**baa. idant of tha IteUnd Chamber of 1000 with tb* sasssl **a*cteCo mm* ret. im dinner on T«**d*V. Oct,1 LIFTI8T1 gPLIT Thao* from Seminote County k* M which remarkshte now PARIS. OoL-14.—</P)-Thepow Had-Movie* of wild birds, ated* arfsl people'* front—Anion of who dr* expected to attend tha ilk iu A- Allan of ComaM' Uftiat putte* which haa ,mV- moating of tho Waterway C*ngr*u •Hmvlty, will b* shown. J nnwd Fmao* alaco L*on Itlam tomofrww *r*t TK H. TurinId Iff*, ROrmlt Oooaavalt, son of tb«i asm* to power In Mar, !» « ■ - H. H, Cateman, J, L. Marantatte, ■V - praatdant Theodore HooSO- split o panIf today 6v#r tbaaam* PMd Forward, Ralph Bagwell gad ■L I* proaMaat ot tha A*ao*te- asltad front aloctlon program. .75 ’Are Slain Aa Train Is Bombed U. S. Sailor Injured When Shell Frag­ ments- Spray Ship ..SHANGHAI, Oct. 14.— (AFlr-Gre*t sheila crashed ‘Irtlo the heart of war-torn Shanghai’* International Sat* tlcment today killing and wounding ‘more than 100 Chinese civilians. Milton Hiatt of Crystal Hirer, F ii„ a private la the Fourth Ragtment of United States marines was wounded In lha left arm dur­ ing th* Shanghai battle. Marina defenses ware subjected to a con­ tinuous sprey of shepost sad shell fragment* for two hodiw, Marin* aulhorlti** did not rrgard Hiatt's Injury aa dangarous. Japanese and Chlnaaa armlaa were battling with' . ranawod fury for control of th* approach** to th# Orient1# moat Important commercial city, Th* fighting raged overhead aa Chin*** planes attempted to raid a Japan*** airfield In the Yang* <CawMswag aa pwgw tws) , Local Farmers Kill. Enormous Wild Cat After hounding tba trail of A Florida wild cat through, t h * degas growth of Kursk* }!*«*• itewah for, M M ,d ln a lg i i s P q | 1*0*4 h*n|*r* wllh the|r dngtfl* nally got lb* cat into th* opqn wh*r* he *** shot by Clark Laonsrdy. Th* oat tor »ume, Urn* had besn mote sling rsttls and bog* In th* vicinity and Mo«day alt•rnoon the- (>unt*r* Ml out In ■•arch of th* marauder. For«ftoandi belonging to “ Sir" Earnest chased lha eat through tha w^odi and Into lha roadnanr tba home of Mr. Fort, whara It wa* killed by Mr. L#<m»rdr.Th* cat w#a shoot three feet lonk and welgbsd approitmataly <0 pounds. Membera nf tha group war*! Fran eta Meriwether, Clark Lbonardy. Mr. Fort, W. A. Adam*. •■Bly** Karnast and "lied" Btmms, Cheer Leaders Call For Co-Operation .Tb* cheeb'.'imisrs of th# S*mUola ! High Sehibl cheering cocp this, hiymlttg during th* r*gul*y weekly chapel program, aakad thp student body for mors co-opera­ tion during th# high school foottall games. Miaa Marjorie Cogburn, Matter of th* group, msda th* rwqoaat. Mias Cogburn also announced that mrgaphoncs have been ordered for use at th* games and would arrive in lima for tha game at DaLand neat week. Osteopathic Society Meets In Euftif Th*{ Mid Florida Ort*opathlo Boclaty will hold It* rogalar monthly mMlinf at th* Lah* Cosuly Country Club, Eu*Ua, on Thursday, 0*1- 14. *L T:#d P. M. Dr, j . It- fltfoson of ft, Wtarsburg will 1*od ail •lltertratad discussion on "C bsimported Fraoturas." K»M Lahmana. aseroUrf of lha Ia |o County Chiteb** Commarca, w|ll bo a guaat. Prallmtetrjr Vans for tho DM convonlloa WUi bo dlsm iaad LOCAL WEATHER Moctlr cloudy paaalhty V thowara la poulh portion tog and Friday and In qorth*a«4 Uon toulgkl. Bomowjkat coldai north and sontral portion* night and la aonth n«d ***t | tlona Friday, Kstram* North’ Florida-M o*lly slondy tog and Friday cotdte tonight. - �T H U rabA T . OCTOBEB'H , IM 7 The Sanford Herald Foreign Area Of S h a n g h a i Is Bombarded Local Sportsman To Be Master Of Hounds Stetoon Head Speaks At Trade Body Meet [n sire . nnd rnlturn baeatuV of lh*i Hill^rnl." refined family me-tnb r»,'* IVr. Alice adlJ’. Declaring that It was Sherman, a United State* army officer, who sold "War is Hell,” Gen. Hugh Johnson, in a C. 0.’ Whittington, local •porta>0 W .M fU N tfc* O f f. If.—Sletaon manner apparently, excuses Japanese bomblnjj and mi* man, baa batn name<1 mattcr-i>(tfnlverslly needs |::no,noo for. tba hound* for the ifth annual field chine gunning of defenseless women and children on the rmiMrtn IiHh of two new dorml<t**il»r« ria* e n r Oaei grounds that after -all this is war and that all ia fair In repoo rren and swifted along Che (rial* .na Danet. *ttn«r of the i>«» lorlea, one for Imy* nnd one for NOTICE! Florida Fog Hantrra A»»oclatlon love nnd war. , fringes of Hie Inlcmatlotial Settle- to n .It. Mri*. and Jio.ooo for repair* nnd Wa wflt not .ho rrbe held M raUtk* twrlnnln* rtniiiu. We disagree with the General, not that "War is Hell" nunt. apootibte for acc!d:;tn Oct. II and continuing through Ira can1 ^rolcnuniif i>n lb« nmt'ui * to — for it certainly is and it always has been—but in the Seme (>0 milca weal of Shanghai Ocl. r3, according to an an­ happening to c.nyona me." I mnkn |t “Min beauty .pm of first place that this isn't war at all. We don't quibble an edditluniil 73 Chlnrae ctvlllin. nouncement of R. A. King, ala riding on un*af) tlr s nrlllih Plrritfu,’’ nr. W. IJ. Allen, pros­ were l.illrl when Japanese war* , . . -when- they can pet over the comparatively trivial fact that no war hAs been planet l»m'-ct| a passenger train 1 of tbla e|ly, and president of 'd that | Ideal. *nld ye;.lrtdny In nn ndGoodrich Safety hHdeclared; but in war, as we understand It, two armies go on the Soochow-Kaahlng railway. the nrgnnliatlon, ■o-oper- drees nt n f><-l.aiid f'hamtjnr nl rvrtown.- for as pllo out and fight each other. In China today, the Japanese An American sailor, J. P. Mr- 1 other field Judgei interlcd to ' Fowunrre* laiidwtiin >Ininut lag the pa Tie par week. participate In the naming or ear appear to he concentrating their military operations more Michael of t'onneravllle, fnd., radio JT [TLiMMlf.cflaUjr farully. , , I rluua wlnnera are John Roger, . -jAcKre Auto Supply against the civilian population than against the Chinese mnn rlHxird the flagship of the . n"d Ib-Ijtnd t|are ' Y. M cCanta. Unitrti Sutra Asiatic fleet, win j iMpiatf gi-rllrn np tAgrfber ami nJll''(Vtnt army. 0 ■ I t f l 'W. t*t *i.—*a ■rare At Flaming. iilindal Untie Kfl fnr<tnrtf frrgliHrMr ft*i* * But, says Otti. Johnson that has always been more or idlghlly- injured when shrapnel. illation | in j^^r, ntetao,, u* tmoJiar from Jopnncic •hell* • prayed the, less the e lse ." tfe then cites the ease of Gen. Sheridan, ember Auk'urin lying at anchor in> who sacked tho Shenandoah, arid Gen. Sherman who the Whangpoo River. marched through Georgia, These men did of coupw wage Jipane-e Neval Commander Ad­ Brady Gang Survivor; war against civilian populations in the sense that they miral Kiyoehl Ifaaeaawa apolo' t k s KaeaM la ■ strsihsr at The A— eta lee Perm which •I* eaela- burned nnd pillaged, but they never actually turned the’ r glinl fur Ihe incident after tlsltrri . ‘ Fof A ' ' Taken West By Plane rifles on women and children. They may have left them Ktolcn Admiral Harry yarned pro­ Superlative tected it-nimt the .reckless firing to starve, hut they didn't shoot them. RAN CO R Maine, Oet, U. — t/P) PICKER-UPPER —A cabin plane winged westward Further illustrating hia point, the General goea on, by Japan*"* warships. Ilrilbh troop* in the defence with the dawn today carrying Many attractive gllVat trophies. "The greateat military campaign in all history -waa the aertor adjoining the North itatlon THY A career of conquest of Genghis Khan. From the Ch’ na sea relireii ,to aSromfSTy defenwa, blit 11 altogether, wjirste awable-1 Ilrady Gangster James Italhover those ...... j ‘ plWcing 'In Iho various la a destination that waa the secret PEDICURE to the Danube, he made Napoleon, Alexander and Julius later returned. events with a rotrlle and la at- of hia G-Men raptors. Caesar look like a trio o f pikers. He understood fright- The efteet of the terrific aerial tractive, ribbons also listed among At the elty airport one federal AT fulness. He marked the milestones of his progress with barrage, which began early yr* tha prliag, M T U VERSE FOR TODAY midwest gang ect down in a gun• great pyramids o f skulls as a caution to the vanquished lertlny afternoon, could not be The meat which will bn held mdwrat rang rut down In a gunEVALEEN’S AH ATTENTIVE CONOIKfOA- no! to start anything when his baek was turttrd. That was cheeked arrurately, lint- fhe toll on under the auspice* of (Tie Put- fight Tuesday would be taken to Fbr a lift—it baata a cocktail TION; And . Kara the priest spectacular. It required the siAughter o f a few seore Chloeae lines must have been high. nsm Counly Foi Hunter* A**o- Indianapolis; another Said ChicsFor a comfort—It wrlcomra those Chlneito military spokesman re­ elatlon, Is eipoclt-d to ha the brought the law before tha con­ thousand. * new fall shoes. | , plied to Ihe Japanese air offemivr largest tn the history of. Ihu gregation both of men and women, " I M today we out-Genghls Genghl^ on n mnss pro-1 with taint*, pointing out that (hiSHOOTS AT CIO* ISBN and aH that' could hear wk b- an-j event with psrki oapcctpd lotto demanding, upon the Itrat dty of d’uctlon basis. 'Ily depriving German babies and their Japanrro In turn moathi of fight- entered tram si i Mon* of KANSAH CITY. Mo., OcL ft. th* aervnth month. And he read mothers of various vitamins we murdered-millions in 19IB Florida as well n* from otliur ■ <Pl—A member of tho newtytherein before tha apcct that waa iml thus w* vj-on the war. ■oulheru atalaa. L ________ _ •vortrem nn-' before tha water gala from1 the rnied'MdepUdnent' "Don't lot'/t-Jay our souls to any flattering unction of M4. pij ,fha. lo^tAd .fkird Sawnthlv I morning until midday, kefoea the superior htimnnity. W c understand war. Hlndenburg said plant flreil a ahoigon yaaterdag man and the women, and thoao so. The American soldier Is as deadly as any. He can Nine Get Sentences of an autnm^blj^ in whleh thtwe ! that could understand; and the sack A city, shoot a prisoner, and ravish a countryside For Anti-Fascist) Plot membera ’of (He anltvwt automoatra of all thr p**pl* were atten­ with the worst o f them, from Attils down. If he couldn’t, bUe__ Worker* itnlon rode tty hi* tive unto the booh' of the taw.— ho wouldn't bb any good as n soldier. But the worst he • • ROME, Oct., 14. —(Ah—Nine home-. Nehmiah 8:2, 3. can do is baby-food compared with what tho American anti-fascist Intellectual* have Ix-en DODGfc and PLYMOUTH DEALER ■rnt to prleun after discovery uf economic system can and will do to an enemy nation." a pint to overthrow I'rrmler Mus­ Hint Is a strong indictment o f American manhood— SANFORD, FLORIDA solini and eitalllsh a revolutionary or is It prnlse of their military prowesa7 It Is a strange government, it wa* announced thing that the qualities which wc ordinarily admire most last night. lie useless tn com in men arc of the least use in war. The convleted eonapirator*, tak-| main Khanchal-Wootung en bvfprc the tribunal fo r defense plain. Huve just received a ear o f four line, nnd are In a position to begin of the vtate, rrcelvrd prison terms, It la. their Joy to sweep and •helling the f'hlneae rear guard, ranging from one to ID yrara onH dust New 19.38 American Beauty hhklll In typewritheat eonIruling avenue* of escape from chargea of “ ptatting tn rhange thr, And rlaa nt dawn and sweep IjUig wilt help the I*a- n-s|trl nnd Kinnkwan neetor*. DODGE CARS and you are in­ agalh. ^Student in achool form o f government violently and work--nnd iha more Tile Japanese rptikeaman eall- the propagation of nrVolullotury The least dtaordvr gtvea them vited to call at REEL & SONS mat af hi* IU*. [cted total t’hlnrrr rn«italtle* lit Ihoorle*.’1 pain, Out I have method! of my tiuve l*1® fhsnghnl *rm *o far at abnot Flvr of the t^lne defrmlanl* ru‘ | jrarapre, 301 W. Fii-st SL, to look 1018 70,000 dt-nd nnd nearly BflO.Ottfl erlred 10-year term*. They wer* own these care ever. ..Or fthojib 160 l >A<IM ARIH 'And though I know tbs wish I* t'X* wound. >1. Rudotre Morandl, Marin Venanai, I STEED MODKL Previ-iv* r-illmnte* had set J*p* Vittorio Itovataoll, Alfredo Gabel-g II T*4« ’ • and ask for a demonsration and the ene*e rnvualtiev nt about , 20,000 linl nnd Algi Snot). I 1wlstt they’d leavs my desk ' t ^ P ^ < O R O N A i salesman will call. Says dead and three lime* aa iflhny Angrta Aecoraf waa'1 aenienred atonal*v “it trees, wonn.le.1, lo fyiti- yrsrv ’ntn/ Afigels' Gnl»-llini ' .T ^ H A t N E S In mop and hinom they ptai-e 1 g |aI The Japanese nir nlt»ek, i khlrii VUFFICB M A C H IN E -ta • thflr.trpat. vhen Whrwrd n wr»-k of ruin IJhkhj i«* -n.gtwir, **, v. 'Wom*o*wn tin ifny hegiua to * lM*t|itriNl Uir ulirll *hf»l!crfi|’ Wane V*lt!n tn »ni,rry mirea nnd pnwrtte.l tuitllo dlrl nnd •Ign* of pinvement ef innt.irlvrd unit*, wa* pops, r .ni/’il nlenir the entire front, rm- Cnndblnte,, for JnpMi'n ’ ' mat. , OrJtn foe* of flnr,''r|u Ini nnd lonis teeing Imlilml Ihe t'hine«e line* aviation nrr si-l.rlrd ftopij IS to 17 yenra old. nla|tt. as west ef CKapel. The/ Ilrntglitail out tlm roll liter- E Y A W S BEAUTY SALON ■ . , pent . On. which tay linen sidled I’ve thrown, Rut this small furor would I A SAFE. PLACE TO BUY a USED CAR gain: I Wtill they'd leave my ile*k stunul , All tilings of Ollnd uwuy thrust. they Thara'a nothing 1 rnn long re . tain. To my dlipalr and my disgust, Their "tidying up” 1 can't re­ strain. A thouanund time* I've nmiln ll plain. Though high tho tiller slink lias grown. M lntninJi^ J irnni ll 4.t> mmnln I wish Ihuy'd lenvu my ucah - . alnne) 1 know hnw women work nnd alrsln That order every trio-re shall . velgn. Put atilt t mnkn this, nngnlklu-d tliiwti his prices; ho will advertise his wares nationally to mnki* tin* country conscious of hia product to create uni­ versal demand for green vegetables In the North when production there is impossible. "His concern then will bo centered solely on produc­ tion and the Imttle with nature. Such a day is not in the immediate future. But the need for an association is recngnUcd try tin” large producers of winter vegetables. That »uch an association will come eventually seems almost inevitable.'*, Four rrumbflng irnn hoop-, decayed fragments of *nml nnd aevernt railed iwtuarn ejilke. groan: warn (imjpt. I. U ftnlrd, pro| I wish they’d leave my dost, VENICE. Oid, Wl’ A net anperinteodent. *n|d the •kulalone. , worker* digging s drainage dltrh ntona may have been »l ahlpIly Edgar A'. Gaent. near here yesterday umnvered wrertad tnllnrs. Hire* bullion ,.k. hlnns In s salt Tile New Turk Time* Ihr-iK miiridi some to yards Inland from Blue fn* ll jmpldly replacing Review section gives pearly half Ihe Mulf oIJiMericil, aligcr fog aa a gusury fur. a page |n Uiinfiitd's Mrs. (Jnrner'a “ KzcklnJ,'’ Including plrturea of ''llllle I’lural" and cel­ ery field* na well. People are hearing of KanfoiU wIni never hvard nf ll In fere anil l.-armng that Banrura is ihe naMun’a forerhos| celery |trodurine area. No duuhl, aflrr rinding |hl* atury, people Will demand celery fur their tallies wild tim e never eat•a If buforo. MUUanslra Jonse was rusaUtng Jtbf atmggtaa ot his you Mi. “"I ia** Ijtlng la Gslifurnla, end my parent* In Naw York.” he said, "and I had just managrd to aava enough mnney to buy ■yaoll a blryete when niy fstlier wrola Ihsj my mulhei was ill. “ t jamped pp' tuy 'hlcysta sad rod* serosa th* eontlnrnt. only te ha told that Csllfornla air Vrsa all that would aava my molhsr. "to I dragged Ihe hike In t>op|de tha tied, trt lu* thrflfornl* sir out of tho time, and a he Uvod |d tba good old aga of *5.” —EdhU Fh Magallna. Bha •houtd hag* gum# to Florida and girt- i WPA Men Unearth 3 Human Skeletons SANFORD BUICK CO. USED CAR LOT ON PARK AVE. Here's so offyr.thef tfw ladjce won't want to mill. Hright-eoiored bsodkerebiefa. Vour groMr fa gKiad them awSy PARE, W'E' have the Car or Truck you want at (he price you want to pay— (Irshsm Hel.n while tbay laaf/ with the purchase of i r t pacL^fce ol kcIIodJ’*, Dnm FTakca, ’ We .salt yon to hurry to avoid diaeppointmeat. The eupply o f headkerchiefe le limited. And youII want to get aevera]— for you reel! end for the little glria ia the family. J gi.rrt Tudor Will, Trank (’hrysl. r He* , a •hi. I*. f»m» rn. isot.i ts.up. II, meicli H.iUn Stock up with criap Kellogg's Brea Plakeaw-in tbs yellow package. Popular with the whole family. Oven-fresh ia the WAXT1IB package. Reedy to eat with milk or cream. Pull of sourlehment for energy and health. MILDLY LAXATIVE. Ilmllai' l’mi|w PAUL’S nUmond T Hump Trytk 10th Anniversary SALE * rhrrrol.i Truck !-s Whl. Haw I 7.S0 Realistic and RlHiagi 0*1 « wnart handkerchief, frt t, with •very 2 paMkagaa you buy of, Kellogg** Bran . Plaltee. Made'fey Kellogg in Battle Creek. • Tlirtly f SPECIAL $5.00 Splendid Condilton—Eqpipped with Radio FORD COUPE .......... ............. |0.r>0 EUGENE." F IKEE w h h tim f N i i c t e i c Shampoo A Flngvrwava A Cocktail Fnatal with Peek. This I* Th* WIRELESS. H .0 0 ;’ * Th* Nvwrit Thing la Farm*nmtu—No. heal, th* moat nutarul self afttlng ware, laata Imtf*r—svery one guarantaad. Tah usual pric* I* |7A0. Fur e limited tlm* 15-00 Children'! Curls On The Wireless for $5.00 woo VISIT OUR BARGAIN SPOT On Path Ave. Gay bendkerahlefa— ia ike fell manner. Lovely lioea like iaiah. Rich la tubfsat, umfaat oolora. Six novelty, fatal aid geaanatrio fa . aigna. Wide rpnge of color eombiae* tioae. Tbey ere frt* while they lest ASK Y O U R GROCER - o f tw o p + c k a g 9* BRAH FLAKES o f �■^ ^ . 1 1 - j . t: ' l . d — -t-t— — ^ " ;1-1 f ‘ t i - i ' / ' ■— ~~Z I T ~ • — II— „ _ . _.^ _ i_ ~ '• > • ' i ■ ’ H r -^ r ^ r n y r P ^ m ! t-^- " 1 " r ' Y - ■: ■TOVIMI •THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, lM f -** m ---------_____ __ Social And Personal Activities ELIZABETH >BRIGHAM JORDAN, Bodety Editor Social Calendar Claire P. Lemaire Weds Frank Evans 14S Personals BAIWURD HERALD, SANFORD, H.ORIDA ------- . »r - « - ---------------- Sunday School Ghtss Bumper Tourist EnjoysEntertainment Crop Is Expected In Florida Soon icilerature Group lioltis First Meeting Mr*. W. If. Benton and Mn. Aurmalmatoty Z-> meinlM-ni nlIf.-A.' DHty entertainrd their Sun­ tend-,| the flri-t ntii-tlltg of Ihe day School Class of the Sanford - o r i ■{ (he I.U e ra tu r- It-p .iilll'eallaae* Peso* Pee* Oee) Gospel -Tabernacle Saturday a f­ trti nt nf ||io w tinm ii* (T u b which ternoon at Mr*. Dllly'a home on frr mild, Minny day* to snow arid j t'-ro tempemtiire*. TTint Slnle rl- «n* held yestenlny nflernnoh. Orange Avenue. Til- .< tub h-niH*- win ilt-*-ruled DcyMg the afternoon severs 1 I-cried L*,'J’j:i.iui{i Winter vlaitor* lit game* and contests were enjoyed il* capital of Miami, Palm Bench. with ii-lliiw mill Imender flowmiltinin nnd varl-euloreil after which the hostesses served Daytona ll- nli, St. Peter*hurl.-, •r< .'■ara*ntB, Ft. Angnitlne, the key*, lit idtt«. refreshments. Mi*. II. J. Ilo lly, new rh nlrThose attending were: the the -Everglades nnd Tampa. Jacksonville, "Tbo Gateway «-f m <<■ | re*lilrd ote r Iti«* meeting. Misses Roberta Hardy, Mabel Hardy, Louise llsrdy, Myrtle. l*e Florida," tin--uuh whkh Hu- itm- It » .I. v-ite-l to keep tin- l.ite rv Hanly; Lenora Perkrnon, Moyrl b-iRy of tlii- .-id-mobile and tiud im e meelliig'a Hum nl 3 ;t>ti f PAGE THREE e 11 I'tdlnaephtos In GnTrrnme,|t. ■nd| Salt Bpi Ink* neat (Kata and thn en evening with « lecturer wh­ hfihtei, beamy nook* near Laea* >urg. . I| ‘ ' im* hern ''Afield With tile lllg. llD itcuci for me afternoon, Four,'* fnmoui, .nen. Mr*. S- li. ht'in;io',**r and Mrs. Mi** Irr^io lllnlou wa* rpon- J. T. Newhy, eerred refreshments *or for tho prngnini which in j to tho guru* nt the tea hourr eluded "Frngment Bcenl* From, Summer." the tdiicne of ltd* Inklink* with hlggrst bill* go after tng' In fnr-flunr* wornl eedlou* the emnllvft food—minute imecte. it* liirallnn*. An Inleredlng nrthh' (rum tiom! Cbm—keep log. -I A dale Link kept near Ihe tele* Trnvrl To Ben Ik v fle ," wa* gtv phone will »avu much timo and en by Mr*. 1). J! .McKay. Mr*. worry. I!, li llrownlee lold of her irip from Smilli CiiM'lln.i lo I'lko* IV,Ik III her ‘“Weslwtinl lln ". She ttl.o ehoweif InlorpnllnR .piei r tourist* wdl plos, was set to o', hit. Mr*. A. M Philip* an lure iind memrnloe*. Imrve t its slime nf the Winter in— ■■>1 the N'ov b tm,lne»a Ml* Fred \VIllinois (old of h *T Sntimlny 0 |\ M. liueiin *». An-I -me « f them slnj in* ■i ■i ■ of Hoelfou Seven, ut flt*l rIIin]-*o of Florida. She (Old i there- f»r i he -raven. St I . III. Mr*., Jnttte* I,. W ilso n ( of Ihe imtlhruil foreat m ir (ir.iin,! ConfirpRiitlunHl Church lau ltlu * V. .lit hlslorie New of i toilimln to pre*iite. I'hone of lim n -ling plnre* In elherl Cor. Park Avr. & .Irtl St. Hrlriins and it* Mnnlt Grn* end M e . I'ldllpit f -r luncheon re*rr purl a of ihe attain nnd presi-tdeil Sunni Bowl f-Ni|t>all classic c»ti- %.ill,., • oh tnemhiT wlih n mui> The wedding Claire Pelley Le­ (Robert Pear*on, who li attend nt* Ire, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. tng the University of Florida, Georg* A. Pelley, and Fr*nk ipent the weekend with hi* mothErana of Lake Mary and Bouton, crA Maas., took place Saturday,Octo­ Mr*. T. S. Copeland end daugh­ ber 9 at 6:00 o'clock, at the Church SUPPER ter, Patricia Ann, o f New Smyrna Parkanon, Jewel Psrkereon, Rom* o f the Redeemer (Method!*!), Beach, ara spending the week with Turner,' Elltabelh Turner, Mildred •Swampscolt, Mata, Mr*. Copeland* parent*, Mr. and Miller, Mary Louise Benton, Leola Tha aingta ring ceremony wai Mr*. E. P. Lundquiat, Benton. Juanetle Starnes, Gretchen Starnes, Elsie Mac Starnes, Joan performed by the Rev. Edson Wa­ Mr. and Mr*. Wert W. .Warner, .Starnes, Annie Starnes, Irma terhouse o f Whlthini, former , . formerly of Ihla city arrived Mathew*. Marlene Williams, Sarah I'rlcc 50 Onia pa»tor of the Swampscolt church.-TuMdty from AlhubuU> Ohio to Miller, Margaret Miller, Elsie Dfl- iimli-d SOO.imki vl*li—ni wnnld be 'I Holly* gktre a nkeleli of Dr K llriio H i T r n r y gm e lop Ho woil, of I lie drp.lt I • »l*il* |n her Central Florida trip* who waa assisted by the Rev. spend some time at their home on ly, Mildred Dltly, Gwendolyn Dllly. nltracterl tlurv l-cfore Sprint;. Home Cooked Food Jsmei Lane, the present pastor. WL Nineteenth Street, Darinea* DUly, Virginia Dltly and N-rlh Cm-IInn With Asheville, no id I'ld* I* to loin'll nn Art. not known to ml. She (old nf the Smoley Mm id tin Park nnd I’tidornnllnn.il Cnnfen-m-e*, ■inuaunl *i nt* n l- ihe llraeh. Ho* Palms, ferns and white and yellow Mary .Dllly., Pini-hnnit—Coped i d Word ha* been received that chrysanthemums decorated the Alan Junior Hardy, Robert Mil­ faelni'iinble Thomas Ross, senior In the School ler, Jr.,' Jack Benton, Jr., Marvin WJ.tKHi. Plum wire lo-ing mule 1n attar o f the chorch. The bride walkrd slowly down a of (Engineering at the University Wright, Roger' Htarm-*, John Dar­ S-utli Cntidimt, lirnnttit, Alnhanni candlelit aisle on the arm of her |of Florida, ha* been elected to rel Stamea, and John William*. MU't'-dppI unit Tetnieattd' fm father, prteeeded by her sitter,jThe Sshcrs, honorary military or- And Mr*. Jake Williams, Mrs. “ lh*-t Mimta" of Wilder t-uri*t». Dell* Parkerson. Mr*. Robert Mil­ Divio offered meny ntltlfllcil* Bertha E. Pelley, maid of honor, ganliation. SATURDAY and four ushers, A, John Pelley, I --------ler, Mrs. Jack Benton, Mrs. W. tin* Wndri f-r -tt -rl'men, rt-cr,-a The lad lei of the Congrega­ brother of the bride; Frank Evans, Word has been received from II. Benton, Mrs. II. E. Starnes, te-n ri.-ken nnd thme who "JiihI tional Ch*rth with Mr*. Georg* Jr., son of the grooni; II. Psul Rollins College that Miss Opal Mrs. II. A. Hilly and Mr, and want to re: t.*Miami l-o.i led the (Irnni-e ll-nl Hab* aerrlng a* chairman are pre­ Maiwell; and A. Earl Gallup. N. Peter* of this city waa included Mrs. A. D. Mathew*. t-.-l ‘ Citium f—I'-iill game, fell paring to (err* , pot road (upper William Evans, another son of the on the Honor Roll of the 25 ituIn ran ineint; m-iniih nt beautiful •t tha Partih IIoum at 6:00 Groom, was hts father's best man. denti who attained the highest Mrs. G. S. Selman Dirli.tli nnd 1'r-pVnl I'nrl. Ilurk*. o'clock. , Tht bride wore d long dinner scholastic rank in the entire etu* In-iitj well lil flghl, no-l golf The Children of the Confederacy gown of sapphire blue .velvet with dent body for the past year, • Is Hostess To Circle -t-'jin *ii - ill* with Ihe Nnlh-li'* will hare a rummage aale at 10:00 matching halo and short veil. She • o'clock on Sanford Avenue. can-led a white satin covered Mrs.- O. B- Selman * m IiohIc*' l-eil pro-. Other Ilia—re-nits nl*n had golf Bible, a family heirloom, dn which Shower Is Given to Circle Number Four nf tinklONOAY I were gardenias with a shower of BapUat Cktirrh which nit-l l-tnmy* *iledideil f-r Ihe *lni* For Mrs. Williams PintThe Missionary Society of the Illy of the valley. receqllr at Iter bntno on Palnn-l -n. their aw tug N-ith Aiki-ti, S. r , pi, 1111111 f«»l It. nil Plrat Mdbodlit Church will hare Miss Pelley, mild nf honor, was .to ,Avenue. A mlscetlniieou* shower hon­ a reception at 7:10 o'clock at gowned in an emerald green vel­ During the buainre* seialontl"- tinal *< . 0 It hotel- •how nml Ttmm a-tilte, ihi. agniii pit- 1*1111 for r tha home of Mr. and Mr*. W. C. vet dinner gown o f period style, oring Mrs. W. 8. Williams, re­ otflier* * ,r *’ Mill In honor of the Rey, end with a matching crownleta bonnet. cent bride, was given Tuesday. following Chalrman-Mr* K. M. Carroll. gnl, i - ,e i<I'-W, Mr*, paul Raadfearn, new mem­ Her bouquet was of pink rose* III iiii-i^ Ol-I ft tier- Writ* promBecratdry-trcaainrr — Mr*. II ber* of the church and newly­ and whlta pom pom chrysanthe­ nUht by Mias Virginia Batcher isi.l n-ll rlncl.l 1 ivi^kl < anW. .Ware. and Mias Ltrone Collin* nl the wed*. mums. Vice-chairman - Mr*. II. V. all cam* in South 1'a i iliiirt Gcorhome of Miss Collins. Circle Number Three of the g ii, Not Hi t’-rolii-n nml l.miision: A reception followed In the Moth flu. The rooms wers attractively — ill addition to the deep *ea f •*-), Woman ar Missionary Society of j church parlors where palms and unite* Rludy Gralrmnn—Mr*. J. big o ff the tuuM ami in the Gulf. theFIref Baptist Church will be In ; frrn, formei| , beautiful b.ck- decorated with arrangement* of ' T. Hardy. chaig* of the program tob*-given ftr the receiving line. Tha garden flowers. (1 sines nnd .con­ Mi*'*lon Htudfr-Mr*. O. B. ftel* tests were enjoyed during the at tha church at 3:30 oclock. TheIfather and mother nf the bride • man.* evening for which prlies were Pcraopal Serrlce- Mr*. H. C » e „ *JJ?*rVn ,, „ assisted the couple in receiving. awarded in Mr*. Robert Yanrsy S; .° ' £ ' C#n * f r Mrs. Pelley wore e navy blue rrepe • ISckewnn. Prayer . Special features, radio dr*»- with yoke nmjjieevr* of net and Miss Theresa Humphrey. Program -Mr* It. I*, tlarrlaon. Ptoadeast, impersonations, drama­ appiiqued with crepr, jr .nnvy blue Thn gifts wero presented to the Btewardihlp — MU* Augu«l* tic readings, music and social hour velour hat and a corsage of gar­ honoree by lltlla Miss Partlcla Fletcher. Oradham. will be given In Chinese setting. Llleralura—Mr*.' Herbert More­ denia*. At a late hour refreshments The Sunbeam Band of the First Mr*. A. John Prttcy, sister In­ land. 4('«»*■I (mini I'rwttl P t l r Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 law of the brido, Mrs. Lena Grrrn wore served by thn hostesses as­ Publicity- Mr*. 1„ V. Burdette. sisted hr Ml*s Mils Batcher, to rrnloiN of "U kiinwnM ei|ineity o'clock at the church. Leaders, ■nd Mis* Louise Rucker naalstrd At the roncluilon of thn bunthu following guests: nml in*iv fiiimtm fur llir wHta. Roy Symes, Jr. and Mrs. W. O. In serving a buffet supper. Mrs, Williams, honor guest, inei* meeting refrealnneril* were Thr iintnnd inf* nf the niuipinrnl Edwards. Miss Claire B. Evans, daughter Mrs. Dan Williams, Me*. Robert aereed to tho followmr: Mr* h utiiler tho i h m t i n nf Sidnry Boston Stele. Mr*. J. IV. K") ■ of the groom, and Miss Mary Ann TUESDAY i Yancey, Mrs I. V. Htenitrom. Mr*. R. E. Peurlfoy, Mr* Rn' Srhhaifl nml tht* work in thr plant The Junior G. A. Girls of the Pelley, aistcr of the bride, were in Mrs. Eilgenn KalrMge, Mrs. Hroton Jotinaon. Mr*. II II- Methvln. krinjr ilmio prior to the itrrtvnl *'f charge of thu gifts and guest die Williams, Mrs. W. A. Me Hie Piiirlmhk*-MorM* Aifrnt fn*ni First Beptlst Church will meet et Mrs. J. ft- Truluck, Mr* II. A. I1'# - the church at a:M o'clock. Leader, book. Ml** Evgp* was gowned In M«llen. Mr». W. M. Haynes, Morelapd. Mr*.-R. L. (larrlgon. Atlanta U under the direction of green velvet and wore a gold Ju­ Mrs. \V. C. Batcher, and Mrs. Mrs. Marvin Milam. Mr*. R. W. ware. Mr* K- >1 J. I> Ahrnham*. liet cap, end other gold acces­ C. C. Collins. The rrrftlon »*f n p*wer line > sories. Miss Pelley wore blark WEDNESDAY Alin the Misses lllanrba enn Carroll, Mr*, ti H Helman.Mr*. which will he ii'ed to triiii*unl1 Ihe 8. O. |)h ker'on nud Mia* A'l The first Bridge. Party nf the velvet with a white ermine collar, nlnghnm, Nellie Cunningham, electrical power from tin* plant Social Department of tha Woman's black velvet c*P veil. Both -j-|,nrc*a Humphrey, Muriel Kn«*, gu*t* plelrlirr, the rt|y*n wellt !« Minted (n l<rrin wora wrist corsage* of roses Club will be held at 2:00 o’clock. Doris Hockey, Floraoo Ixita, 44*011* The line oil! Iw City i»wned Musie at ths reception ws* fur­ Hostesses will be Hr*. Clifford Batty Greek, Mary Forrester, Mrs. F. E. Bolz nnd nmintnim-fl. Proctor, Mr*. B. F. Haynes, Mn. nished by the Lewi* Trio and solo* Martin llaynes. Louisa Rosa, E. F. Hoffman, and Miss Ellen wera rendered by Elliot Rowkcr. Louise Urtggsra, fladla Williams. Presides At Meeting Mahoney. Reservations may be About two hundred attendrd In­ Edith Dales, Donnie Ilresden Mr*. F. E. Rola presided over cluding guc*t* from Maaaachu- Ruth Cummings, Margaret Kin made by calling 79-J. To-Night setts, Maine, New .Hampshire and law, Virginia Murray, Patricia thn meeting of Circle Number Florida. llradhsm, Lorens Collins and Five of thn Flnl Baptist Churrh which met Monday aflrrmrnu at l.ulne Confederate Children Mrs. Evans is a graduate nf the Virginia Batcher. Ihe home nf Mr*. J. 4!, Mllehell Lynn English High School anil i« ItAIN Kit Hold 1st Fall Meet an active member nf the Taws* Mrs. Jane Bmllh led In prayer Williunt after which *lie ga*a a aliorl Guild and O. O. T. nridga Club nl C o l U m ^ U S P r O g T a iT I Miss Lucy ttoustUlat was ho*- Swampacott talk on prayer, Mrs. H. J. NT* IMIWKU, Presented At School gave thn lllble study. Reports ' less to the Robert E. Lea Chapter Mr. Evans la the owner of The of Children of tha Confederacy Plymouth Company of Fail Bos­ were heard from all rninmllliwe “The ICmperorH which .held tta first Fall meeting ton and has ritsnslva real estate Columbu* Day wa* celebrated at and plana discussed for n,i all C nn dlcH tiekH " Tuesday afternoon. day sewing foe tho hospital lo the Sanford Grammar School ysaInterests In Florida. Ths bride has Miss Olada Dyaon, praaldcnt, been Mr. Evans' secretary for a terdny morning before the student be held Oct, l i at the bum- -if tlao opened tha mealing with tha number of yesra at hi* >Esst Bos­ body and a number of parents. A Mn. Rol*. Refreshments warn sorrel lo TUB ItITZ Lord's Prayer and tha tinging of ton Office. *b<>rt play giving the activities In p «. ‘‘Bmwanaa rttvar." Tha by-laws of The couple left after the recep­ Spain on the return of Columbus the following: Mn. Jane l'tnl|h. UltOTIIKItS liingtrs* (>•). tha Chapter ware given by tha tion for *n citendrd trip through in 149.1 was given by Room Four Mu G. A. Anderson. Jr., Mrs. inmle chiflon* “Life Begins director, Mrs. FA R. Dyaon. It y * We*t. taught by Mn. Francea Mina. Tba C. C- COI. Mn. A. R, Ford, Mn. in A u t ti ni o'* waa decided to have a rummage characters were aa follows: R. N. Nipper, Mn. U. K Rol KuTidionilljr gt«wl tiewrsl tuloi*.' In College" Of heavy rollon In attractive ■ala Saturday with Mlaa Louisa King Ferdinand ..... Joe Baker. lias, Mn. O. L lloww-n. Mra Ida* rut «lij>*. Smarllj ----------I I h-j ' vii a 1 1 k Colonial Jnnpiaid dnipnl, Fa* frrk ba, Mlsa Madeline Truluck, Mrs. R. L. Glenn Queen Isabella .......... Mary Ann Dirk Lundy, Mrs. Lillian Vlrkor trimmed with laic. J'J lu -VI. f>o*d- Ioit* - «illr voi lie 1-edriHnn c o lo n . Friday * ery. Mn. J. M. Btlnreipher, Mn. and Mias Mary Wiggins In charge. Whclchel. irel*. J l'i-ID '/j. Ib Guest Of Honor Prince Mis* Anna Wright and Mias George Domer. 8. W. Bell, Mn. It, L. uleun. Nancy Brock ware appointed to Two Pages .......... Troy tt*y and Mrs. r. E Bolt. i Mi i , R oy “Love Is On Mr*. R. I* Glenn w«» honored Pippin. Mn W. P. Brook*. Jr.. make tha programs for tba year Frederkk Hogan. Durable Nntion If7»/r Qualityt which will ba distributed at the Monday night with a surprise Two Spanish Dancers .. Patricia Mn. 8. J. Nla, Mr*. II. W Ruck The Air” party given by Brmlnola Chap­ next meet Ini* « Armbruster and Kathrrke Beam ■r end IRIln M|a* I’rggy Ann and rrlurn Mlaa Olada Dy»wt and Miss ter of Order of Eastern Star *1 Three Court Ladies Margaret Pippin. Lory Reumlllet wrra appointed tha home of Mys. J»o Corley on Anderson, M*ry Doris May, and tthiiwini; aa owegalas to the State Conven­ Cameron Avenno, . Mrs. Glenn Colleen Baiter. ProRram Is Planned Barbara , ov. tion to ba held In Miami Oct. 19, plane to leave lit the near fu Three lord* .... Ruaset Page, STANWYCK «0. It. Tba State Children of Con­ lura for Clnvehfnd, Ohio, where Ily Baptint Circle Jimmy Aikrn, and Joseph Grif federacy director, Mrs. Markin ■he will make her future home, fith. Huy T h r w >> Robert Throughout tha erasing gamoe Columbus .!___ Welker, of Eustls honored tha lo-( Clrclo Number Three of the . Harold Baker. and SAVE! S U P K Il S A N F O R IZ K U TAYLOR cal chapter with two appointments were enjoyed after which Mr*. Indians ..... ... . Paul Hodgina, Woman'! Missionary Hor|t-ty *t to tha con vanlion. Mlaa Dyaon will Glenn wti presented with a handFrank Robinson, William Star- the First Baptist Church wQI “This Is My ssrvs ss toastmUtr*** at the lunch­ painted oil picture which was din, Bobbin Out, Ethel Brown sponsor a progrChi at Hm Ragpaloted by Mr*. Yl. J. Lehman 8 1 “ * 9 9 " — fall dou ble lied eon to ba held at tha Columbus Ho­ Affair” Ovcrallrt i i i r I Ju ckcU tilt Churrh at 2:311 o'clock Mod* and Jaan Hall. tel on Oct. Cl and Mlaa Roamlllat Mrs.'Vurray Jorvli wa* present­ Neat week Room Three, taught day afternoon. nice! Iletidr* being m Murdy will serve a* peg* for tha coavea- ed a gift In honor of h«r birth­ by Mr*. Blanche McKinnon will Tka principal topic* of dt* day which waa Monday. and lung lived, Naliim Wide* haee charge of ths exervlaei aad CU*»loa staled fog Ih* pr-crui NKW LOW PRICKS IN Refreshments wera served to (key have planned a drill Miss Mary Wiggins was elected nra and "An H- »'• nte »l»rrU you’ll * njoj using! to fOl the office of Historian re­ the following; MNl R. UGUnn. hoop panteralne. Call for Prayer." Tbry’rn lovely-and wbiln;'*ad cently W t vacant by tha daparlors honor geest. Mr*, a. K- McKay. Many additional fast urea In­ Mr*. Jo* Corley, Mrs. C. C. Ovtirulln l-'ull Cut, of Mlaa Wilms Lelnhart. cluding ■ radio broadcast Im­ have^ a ' amootli, even •finish! Mlaa Anna Wright read a his- Welsh, Mr*, fl, p. Dutton. Mr*. Mrs. Homer Clause personal Inn*. dramatic rn-iinga, torise! paper after which refresh­ M. G. Methvlu. Mr*. P..P. Camp­ and a ao^ial hour * »l ha STOP Entertains Circle music ments ware served by tha hostess' bell, Mr*. It- W. Tarner. , Mr*. ROYS’ BLUB provided for thpae atten-ll-g In LOOK Mattreaa PnMcitti assisted by. Mn. F. C. Eouattlal Voile Wllllame, Mr*. G. L. Hew a typical China** aettlny A Mn. Homer J. Cla aad Mlaa Anna Wkrigbt, to tha •on, Mr*. J. o . Iluff. Mr*. For --------- 1--------D o u b le 4 .5 9 LISTEN foilewhag: the Misses Olada Dy­ 4><c IUa**U, Mr*.. L. M. Tyre. tea* Monday afUmoe* to ‘ Clrcla ■NOW IN B U FFA LO fle d S U 9 A UXHIDK IMtANII Mr* J. n. Crewferd, Mr*. C. L Number On* o f tha Christian lan, Margaret Spencer, Katherine »* m M Spa near, Laticla Ooraury, Nancy Irwin. Mr*. R C- Moore, Mr*. Church. BUFFALO. N. Y , 4>rt. II. — Filled * with* brand 'new, i * mw 9 m» I>e l-uir! Paper' llrtrd, During the but bases Brack, Margaret Teaks*. Mary Murray Jarvla. Mr*. B. J. Nil. ROYS' CHAMHRAY l~«i Ilk * UPl-Bnow fall bare late y•••t*^ fluffy cotton — covered imllein rmloard! K-a*y I" P «» ft I f IH Watksn. Leaks Perkins, Darieus and Mr*. A. K- Shoemaker. Mrs. W. A. Patrick waa aXttod day. A heavy flany awlrl-d ia with sturdy white mutlin! m i n r handle 72 by *A I iiabe*. Also Mr*. Geo. a EUlott. Mn. chairman and Mr*. O. D. Landreaa from Mk* Hayea, Mary Wiggins. Madeline •prflil wsftb after a day Practical! Economical! one pound weight! mm4 Tndeck, Anne Wright, Lucy Bertha Jenkins. Mrs- R. E. ree- secrvtarytreesurrr. plane which tempantores had rltoy. Mrs. K .' C. Harper,• Mr*. fl TO 14 formulated for tha wkatot'a ReumUUt, Timwre Gradfek, Mrs. down cloee to Ida freeing potgC S m iim w m m m m m w m m m m m At the roncluiian af tha E. Dyson Mrs. F. K. Harry Real, Mrs. J, B. Coerter, Court to u* & Kfflrlent Mrs. C. J. Oo»e. Mrs. Eagane meeting a social hear « u enjoyed PAYROLL Full Size HKRVICE It was decided that the meeting* lltrglna, M n. Chaa. Kannar. during which timo rtfhnhmonta this year wDl he held the U*t Mr*. Alto* Harvey, Mn. Ode*) woto otrvrd to tho feUowfc*: Mr*. pillow M.‘ J„ Ocl. 14/ Ut ft French—Tal. 9121 Tuesday *f each month. The next Creaky, Mr* Neva llayMa, Mr*. W. H. Young, Mn. 1 M, G *#' daring gun * Cases M n. 0. meat k g will ha held tha lari Tues­ Margaret Rhoemaker, Mr*. O. a. way. Mn. Pal Bandy,. Mn. ter of a M. Jacobson. Mn. D. Lendrei*. Mn. Qowga Teamd e p a r t m e n t • T O R E - Mn. .. day k November at ths h sa * ad '■•raped Fvaaaoa Mooe* and Mlaa Mead* send, Mn. Ella NIMaefc, Mrs. Q. Mk* UUria Gdkmley. IO C llh the ft, Gulf Station Jlaklaa. _ Slaughter and Mn, H, J, C)»iiee. 4ely ) FRIDAY T1i« Dirt Gardner* Circle of the Garden Club will meet at 10:00 o'clock at the home of Mr*. F, C. Dickenoo. The Girl Scout* will meet,, at the Little Honae at S:4S o'clock. The Central Circle of thaQar* den Club will moot at lb* I of Mr*. 8- O- flhlnbeiatr at 10:00 o’clock. The Ataloa Circle of lbs Gar­ den club will meet at the homo of Mr*. P. D. Scott a t 10:00 o'clock. Ooeet ({Maker will ba Dr. Ralph I* Miller, entomolo­ gist. of Orlando. The meeting of |b* Roe* Clrcla of lb* Garden Club will, be Jaeld at 10:00 o'clock at Ih * home of Mr*. Prod Wilson. 1000 Sanford. Arenud. New Equipment For Waterworks Plant Arrives S H E E T S 93c H ITS Penney's Leads Ne.w Low Prices In Work Clothes Pay Day $1*29 Oxhide ^9C Cotton BATTS 49 « Overalls 49c Shirts 39c J. C Penney Co. _ ENGLISH’S vV..« i i i - -' ; Vt •- -- ‘'‘ql* -^i T ^- 4 a �% I V t l 'l b V n.’N’M-mt. A .o ' Lovers For Third Tale Of R« wifeGrid T& M pa Id • Ta m p a , o il. n . - ^ T r t i t Unlrerallr of Tarapa Hpqrttai, IlgbU mad* rail/ hast Week. ; rated a*, underdo,r, in their till A wording to th*- Raadatl CM* dllb-'tHe Hlrtaon Hatter* on trie Company of Dili elty, Ihf PbHUpa rtrld hero lotaorrow flghta, reflector*, wtrta and polgg tight, look In their pradio* ye*- or* eoniplrtcd ami aofy ib* t/dtt* Goldstein To Inrday with elgor and apIfR,former* remain lo bn hUtaTlid hh. Haaaon: Arro*e lha nt reel from for* (be lr»l will b* made. ,Tfa Ry, dUUAN STKNITBOM «1 tbolr new alodium a trarollog tranaforrfui* will he lilatalM by ■ Mareid a port * editor elreua gam n.maljnen perform- the Florida Powoo and Light Goto* "aebllng, lifochlng. kicking; re* aati 4>tyimp*nliid .by air of the piny on a opeelal pole erertad a* ^ fake rnreraea. paaalng rarloo* Ijpne of. tnualr knogr, U> the aoutl. able of Elghtocrril SC. I'lha running of *p|unar hlay* i tho Irik i/.p from the qulrifatop fllrectly -In the rear of th f like I the major objectlee art for. of the grand niarrli in tb* wain iouth atanda. ■ ' ■ . i'Celery Fed* to gain dnrh.c, lime of the aerial aria. . V. , Tb* fenre..far tU field I* ah* II practice melon* In prepCoeirh Na»li lllggln* at h n \ poftad to In* rnrutmetad early M k tloil for the Ranfnrd-Oaytoha prarllat riinllna to tho a'nfdan week and tho field, wltl ha adai> H^ conferonro Hit that la to iiad dltflcnlly In guarlng' big Pteted In ilia* for tb* flrat h*me change* In rlrraa tnualral tattpo K mi, Oet *», wheh U>* Cbler* M l ,It afooted to work ou( all da play lha Ocala Nigh Hchodl rlxhl. .. ' , o lo m . . <)b».-rr*ra aql.l the atreefiaa of Tb* U rf st lha field It rapidly ■y IDOII RAIftTZ being developed Into perfect canfP>nV- tba af**loa taturd dltldi and aceordlplf to alatemwita grlddtra, bat ' Cowell hope* ltd gy aflorruvqi fgr Uialf iagi from officiate, tho field wffl be nM« develop an adlgnita defenae bdI workout fur lha gup* wllh S f t a f r 3 5 ,T a of the fIntel high acbool field. In for* tba Itltur* face H on Ib* Buccaneer* ami prepared to- eob; nuipert'a brewery yeetei lllgglna,, hopya be will be 'and t*n mjnut*e later the atate. tor Ihn'ffnlil ligh t'drill pro­ In play Friday. , ng tbnlr gnnt* - -'tomorrow lleatod by >Jurl*a. T »f U » latddeatiiig-. H tb sa t .T h e u e g oEPtfSth- TtlHCALOOi|A, Ala., Oet, l i —OP)— Detehilr* |play waa amphaalied »t Alabam^ /oatarday. No apparpni Uj*r|*i malted frbri tba South qaivllag gam*. A*#ut at Coaek, ifarold W f a ' f^bo i*a watolipd th* Vola in turo* gar i*p told of tbolr powor. Student arid (lgn«d for longar than two 1 Whro McOarltiy a'firiol1 f o r ’ For fnyro (finii 26(1 two yanr* In M °MM». th* imlary waa nnl mad* public, P«rlmg was iTiowh buj, It yrata J[ha goneral . ballaf amdnf li*-«-liqll men,. niMract called for approifmalalr til,ooo annually. In lha povon rear* ho bad pilotid (ha Yanknea, NfCartbr b*a won three prmnunta and, t^r** world'* aviiea. Ill*, toe tq*, bar# IlnUlicd Hcoud four time*. ||o la 4Ue tuijr man. In ..lit* mftipra to win pennaqla.ln both league*. In tllp be led Ilia Chicago Cub* to a National leafua penhaul, bat !»at tho world!*, **rl<-« to-Connie Mack'a PblladJfphl* Atblellra,-, * * . ] McCarthy haa few worrit* ••(pat, nea| yi-a'r faf, pa the Yu'hkec* era conrof-uad. Ea'capt for * poaalhts replacement for lh* Voternn Tony I«ta*rTl at aoruiid baea, flia Y*aka probably PIIILADRLPlfjA, b if. 11.-^9) —Youth la no bar U grpnd /«ry aertlc* In the court of Jodi* Cartla Rob. p Twanty-two-yaar old. Marts* Tailor, •oh tl\a tali (arr, • llat. aought tq It* pxeaiod. ggyfafi “ I would 1144 to aorva Mt. I *m too foqng and t t«*| thft I am la>ab*ble to do th* aarvico,1 Jinter* Rot rafaiod her raqaaot. “ It will bo a good education for you aqd rdu aboutd wat&fc* tba opporitaltr *a|d, bench. . , .. ■ .*.:**. VOLt REV IB' .MNOXYILLM. (6V-T** mo aattmberod aor* te yeaterday, r*rj*w*d .1 'p . -P Le .ring epp Dab* gam* a*d hafUa *6»lq*l Ihtoean >pad . .,... M H 8 Of tpfkirtr A re Rerit fiy Blowtftit na, abd Mangola. William Powell and Lula# Rainer In “The Emperor1* Candleillc-k*'1 playing tonight at tho Rita. _____ Chronic Alcoholics iSurscs Cap Causes Accident At Hospital To Get Confinement H a re p H W ig f l y Decline In Apple Market Anticipated $55,OOOK Worth Of Prizes ASK ABOI T OUR 12 BIG WEEKLY CONTESTS! , * Iona^ Briind^Rcd Ripe ! m *fr:+M b€tterjht Aeaapfad by the Amcri emit Medical Antn. ComBtllU* oa Food*. rn.ag .ft, ilnalw. fcanford Awning A Bh o. 1M K. tod SL Phona 764 j. aal i. All Ford Daalan* used * dr* Indudad—tba moat Oddis 6f moat of tbs IcadlnA **.-**e l__________ A ___iU.-3 can and mJctti B a t te r * iLTED ; Clround tn order— TLOUR fllaaa Free with Ttprary > 20 lb» T f« 49c FLO U R 24-4b» Toilet Paper— CERTIFIED S Cocoa IS a roll 1’rinciHn, John Alden or j • . ‘ QC MILES STANDISH COOKIES pk»...... J -O ALL 5c VARIETIES ,3 pkga,..........— ......13c ALL 10c VARIETIES (axeept Excel Soda) 3 phffH, 17c RITZ 1 lh. pkg^...^...................... ........ ...... .............20c Cobbler Potatoes S L bs. 12c York Apples Cental PaUk . 15c HoUaa, Qrah*mi. Olngvr*- Crachar* Ib-pkg 10c SPAGHETTI ll- a i 4 7yac Prfne* Albert XXXX A Old Faahlon Brown Tobacco S U G A R 2 M b chn 15c Fancy Blue Roue Rico S Water Ground Torn (Rig Harvvat—Lower Trlcel GREET* G IA N T BBSS ? room* for ilranra, IU -tllidi." enlcl IIIUimldnt 1gtf > t'», ) man nn •nrrfi '• ^l»td ' eltif* * .oli *1 nut fidlnulag./ * . *°unrt* 1 7 CORN IS— Apart tnwits For Heal Can 1 0 c L a m well famlahtd apartmmt, S*wN decoratod, new gas Wfrig*ration, Irffg* gang*. Fr»d W. Ball. SU W. IMh Hi. COFFEE Fnewht; EIGHT O'CMtCK RED 01RI Ground! £ BOKAR Rutabaga Turnip# Ib 3« Yellow O nion* 3 fc* 1b ‘ Baatx bunefi 7^/je Carrots bunch 7!/jC Spanish Onions 3 lbs 13c Whlta Onions 3 lbs 13c Totay Grapas 2 lbs 15c Saedloss Grapas 2 lbs 15c Yallow Bananas 3 lbs lOe A p p l e * 5-lbs 1 5 c V. !». Nn. I Va. Delirious APPLES P O 3 lbs I5c T A T O E S Qa. Yarn* 16-lbs 1 H e r n«ft Compoomly Ib Hound iSteak iSiiced Bacon ' Plate White Bacon Rlndlcaa Bacon Ib 35e ML Vrrwon R lollm Bacon •/» tb 23c Util* Pig Fork CHOPS YTHHpSBfb HOMBS t p iMJ juic Frook Drvaacl .1-4 lh UUI* rig Pork Llttl* Fig Fevk lelp Wanted PLYM om U DEALER SH O U LD ER S UP TRUCK. STAHKB, 'shortening 1W)^)00 Of I FLOUR Have Just received the first cur load of 1938 Modfl PLYMOUTH cars to arrive m Sanford. These cars can be seen on display at REEL & SONS, $01 E. First St., or phpne 160 fbr a demonstra lion and a salestaan will call They are beautteL Chopped leaf Ib . Smoked Sausage Ib Sliced B^qfna Ib .. pig, 23c. * 3 3 c l<rr*d ran he—bigger, mor* ecnnomlral, cellophane wrappcl I D ai O C Stokaly Tomato Julca 2 23-ox cans 19c L. O . S. Grapefruit Julca 3 no 2 can 25c Rad Kldnay Baans 2 tall cans 19c Libby Gardan Peas 2 no 2 cans 25c Maryland Spinach 3 no 2 can 2B« Turnip Greens 3 no 2 cana 25c Libby Cut Beats 3 no M/j cane 25c Blaclt-Eya Peas 3 no I cant 25c Tropical Salad Dressing qt |ar 25c Asstd. Jellies 2 8-ox (art 19c U. 8. 1 Main* . . . thlt c f o o d with the deliciously mtid Cheddar flavor do ten Loaf v -»k Imnerlal -m ir jiK rnitTlBi Amm t u b i o w r « r ■ r-oanc anqnaaa ’ n f r j B M j n j L L fT B O n 1I M m W i K D eJrf Him A t .ei'i N, rtrt A fill fcel IMji Calo Dog Foi Lux ToUetSi Lux F bk es ; Scott Towels lie 18c 53e 53c 53c Wr Cana ntark 5 A U SA G C VANTKDt White girl v aged woman for houa* ar* of aitull buy-In *«-c lOo Large, Infertile, all-white*. Fine quality, yeu will Ilk* them. Diamond klogdUiW And Engraving D igestible gs milk Itself] Krtshly Itaastedl can C H U R N G O L D . Ib' NEW NUCOA Ib SPRY 3-lb can C R IS C O 3-lb can S N O W D R IF T 3-lb can (LouUlaaa1* New Crop) Pineapple «* Fine Watch Add Jewelry Repairing 2 Heads 10c Cold Storage Ore-'- It Diamonds And Watches - Firm Calif. Lettuce 2-111 can C om no. I ’f t can Sc E g g * W E R T-TH e JE W E L E R 2 Lbs. 25c Bun»r Brand Excel SODA CRACKERS 2 pkgs. .. . 19c MEAL '/j-to Liberty Land O’ Sunahln* . NBC SPKCIALS Tokay Grapes S to tM ™ Martin's Garage 3 5 c Southern Blacult 1 3 c NQTllElt DUAL Four whocl ft-^ flJca tth & taa Fdr EOde Trailer with body, aiyrlal |285.I. U A Ford roedater, apodal 4-00. Real A Horn, Lead Car (general Repairing Trach A Aata Service Rad lea Sptlaga—TraUera A pH*« }M caa afford la pay Valvo Coffaa lb '2 0 e * *Pre9rErvcd , * TOUH WaUh .pc-palrtd by tiiiik k Kirg^jHi ea* who rraUy know* how, ront. l-rliate Hgga. Jawolar Magnolia i r » Chapman Avanu*. of past dot account*. I halgeif y**.*ow yaa help me SANFORD FISH MARkET Of. 5 c l a shifted Advertisements - A 60% Discount on $2,061.32 Land O’ Sunahlne.lln quarter*, ' , 5-lbs iw^Aiihddilcebiehta k A Rowing SHRIMP tb- ............. **e SCOLLOPS pint..................4N Spaalak Maeheral * ABA TROUT lb. ... Ik “Standard- OT8TRR8 *L SOc “ Kate* Standard” Oyatera ql. Mt “Seleet" OYBTBRS qU 7S« -'Apodal Cheat**- Oyatetn qt. *0c - - * a- -iAa l l Tlmaa ritiaea nad im iw a c“w t‘ a a- -apmeaii, Brniieq Sliced Hawaiian i'tb* balance lo easy p*ym<rhls. n today. Don’t let eomoone alee lV looking price ybb*r4 beets mwHint ferf , *----, •"•■Mltrf . ■vpaossas P l g g l y ^MACARONI W HltE ROUSE , . Evaporated aqr'a R&G written btn of Mtl*faction opportunity to ’ief - - -V • B y Ann Page—Spaghetti or. dc ^JX**. utifl pitiln-* uti lilnnrhora .Jo aeat nn ailillllonni tfffo. , O n ly Diomdsd Setting nTAiuwtio by 1*58^ mLi CHARLKUoiTpa. Oct.. 14. MILWAUKEE. Wta. Oet.. 1 4 (/1 1 -lh o eitrrl-.i-d puiiit of a II. V/> hargoonl, »ujwrlnr.urae'a can cn«-«>il nn aecld.-at tcmlint of County General hoapli.-hich nrmly dl.ruptod an emerg- t*L *» fed up with free treatment* ••pry 0|H-iatkn ..t n hnapital hare, " f from three to ten day* for l)r. A. S. Sickntan of North chronic alrohnlka complaining of Charleroi, operating aurgwon, “ the J*tt«*-" - ^.ni turned auddenly lo t.ad the pa- In «»><• f ulu" . ‘ h' “ patient* will liont'e chmt Mint th.- point of 'a »» opp«'rtunlty to recuperate nuroe'a cap |i.comlnl hi, left aye. »t th* houac of correction, with T I ... ,iu ..r r.m-ii.ii tho mwt*- |•‘confincmcnl•■, of from 30 to tn) Jopanrae, 'H * ralrl cr^ar feariy Ip a euditooi t u t c k o o S f ib f t it ff lt M o e k l artin’s LOVKTT 5 o ld o*4 play* hav* bean glaring ndaiea mi th* -part <4 the ttta* lira* far. Heworar. th* 'nmnlng, aklfty back* hav# able «h mar* ob the «M m L arnica t|(Ur«« Ihr United SUM and Eorape Ml a talk bvforr lhe Ulknlkal Society fur Aviation k«. earth. Cot Chart** A. Lindbergh. who O n lh* Allan tic in 33 boom, a, rniniUi, Hthmil inlmlly a* Ihm taker dtacuaaed trana-AtUntie aviitiun.' llrriMkrr dantl wllh ihn-c Iran-*A Unatic arrvfers of different type a—fin-day altninahip, twoday «lr»h*p and oacnlny nindiiH' ar flying boat, lie aakl choice of airplane* or flying hoala will do* prod on i*rat Inal farllllic*. Ml'NIUl, Oermany, Oet, 14 — t\ lluaaakrr, Anu-rtewn eapcti on Ilgbter-tFlaa ^trcrwtL yrMt-rdny forecnat one-«l*y plane ball A L i bat bolh ifa for competition. Haafrr. aaxletaat coach**, w h o tola lha ball back for tb* Oral and **cohd tattt* In tharThara4*y brae tic* »*t*iod*. Bob woltoa and )tt4 Perre*tar,' tfaaTarp*' only atadoat c*nt*n, both ar* adrtaoOra and they h»v* labora­ tory arbrlt that day that, keep* J K rt 1V ai* U. S. To Europe In One Day Is Forecast - f' nKxamination i n .y a f^ ,, a Mga Vghapgd tear . M tendfng,jlnBi h|* hip pocket* to fi)i hneea. Fortuaateiy, fra d ^ wile f f l f * ad )a*t^|pen lo .u k * bin homo I* the family car. . • IBS*— Bqr* <j 1BU— B o « M i 1836—Boca Cf WHfli 14 N# B4t T 8 , Grtnd Jury Service " . Fred L ibber.’ < «n D t S iK H tb* aparo llr* of ad aatomobilo chatting with frland*,.;.. . T . n*ag!., ,!>e fin exploded.Prod kr&srstf'rfsj; ’■a h a LAKF.LANS, Oet. If —tA5)—An * ueipracy m '.ai'W i i.< U c*uv> P' T leu |ioauuk* m freight ralaa n Florida ’ pMm* alilptioata" to Weilarn traok litre- larr lory boa l-een upproved lif the tab-tala’ * t i. nrr. nti fumml*. Uin at thorn <iio*t uf •|ga milroaila. ultra lire Oct. |*,. |lm Klnrl-ln CUrua ComniM.lo,, » a aiir.ee,I jeatetdar b) the llrqoiira and HUlypan li-rttp, orlnmlo Th* mliirwd rain te tho aame a. lli.n i ranted mat aeaaon and wIII aiplru an July 31 aoityaar. II appllna on ahlpntenta »n auvh ntarVrl. na ' Mhiurapollti. Da* ili'iw-, Dawbe imd Ilm eW. ALM O ST N e a t- w i d 1' y Emergency Freight itrigue Redaction la OK'd W d rka By ITiSF O f Ci m u sk he In Glanu Romance A *"*• pig. 9c ‘ �Employment JIM; Um Building Material Varda MUU lMs IlnteU, Clube tiunnto 1W| Masonry, TU* Brick and Ston4 HT; KvcocaUon and Dredging .7 7 ;Planing MBIe T4| Beverage Manufacture C7j Con. ereta Conitruetio'n (Brldgea hr eluded) (11; Cltrva Grovea 67. Thla ahowe a. daereaac In nil eUaiMen­ tion! with the ricrptlon, o f atmet arid highway tonilmetkm. Umber and building material 7 aide and planing mtlla. "Industrial aecidrnU la . the flute art atlll nut " f all propot- I 'Independent, C A S H AND G R O C E R 1 MEAT M A P 400 SANFORD, AVB, SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 111 TO THE WOMEN OF SANFORD WE EARNESTLY REQUEST THAT YOU COME TO OUR STORE “JUST TO LOOK AROUND," WE WILL NOT URGE YOU TO MAKE ANY PURCHASE BUT WE SIMPLY WANT YOU TO SEE THE MANY NICE THINGS NOT FOUND IN OTHER STORES THAT YOy MAY WANT TO BUY ANOTHER TIME. k « .. T'bfo W .G -M E A li [ 1 l a J , "*C R 0llN D IN -1 J f t Ge o r g i a .......... •JlwL- CAKE PLATE FREE WITH Soap Or Powder > For lie Runjford Oleomargarine Oatmeal 3 Lb. Pkg; 1 9 c nosuvaove ip o u a iite n n . n T i r riie tm Furniture Polish 43 Apricots Tall Can IQC Lovett Bread Rated NearPerfect By Long la An i Introduced but a few a monthi ago when the aM 1100,000 baking plant W Winn * Lovett Grocery Co. opened, the new U rett loaf born rated Juet about . aa porfaet ai bread, can be. aa fog to a chemical aailyila i by the W. E. Long * C o, of Chicago, worldJamdd bakery engineer*. The Long report oeorad toe Lovett loaf at *714 rating It perfect on euch important potato aa toil# and odor. The Lovaltlaof alao acorrd porfaet on relnma, chape and cruet, being off jw l fractlona of ■ potot oa break, bloom, grain, tea tore and color of crumb. , Meeting with wldeeprtad popu­ lar approval when flret Intro­ duced, Lorett'e bread haa gained new uaera to atoadlly that a new addition to the Juft lira.month old plant haa bodn made neeeaeery while Ihouaanda of dollara worth of new equipment baa been Installed. Wrapped entirely In callapbane, A BUNNY JUNE la JmU Travla, actaan lovely, who la-rapidly Uvatt’a bread la Bold aicluehre. climbing to the'top. You’ll ee* her..next In "Leva la.on the Air," ly In Winn’ * Lovett Operated atoree. It la on tale In Sanford Warner Brue.‘ radio myalary,. which la coming to the KJti Theater at tbe Plggly Wiggly. on Friday. , DKKVtR, Oct-, T*.— UtV-rVom a Wyoming town, wueni the ahorIft wrltea laauraaco aa a aldn- ebertlt llna. eamo tlita' report to tbodlaThe paaaangar pigeon, ao bum* ■trlct tfflej .of an accident Itianr rroui that iU flocka m i n darkened American aklm for houra at a time, became k rtU t orlthln a fow yearn „ when Market human knocked down the adult hlida eya* Umatlcally from their rooeta at night. • It’, a akfflful & . W Mapeline ao. at* m-euroaeu a Bert Fiih, 'United Stole* 'minti­ ter to Egypt, will leave Isle this week for hla home la DaLand for a two manlVe vacation be for*, to6turning hr*! Inaw lea o Im Ih to P Cairo, a cco rd in*g to Information received today. ; from Washington, U. C. Mr. Fbh la tbe brother of',B«i Fbh, prominent grower wbo re* ■Idea on Caiperon Avrmio, and the foreign mlrliter will probably •pend a large pail of hla two montha' vacitlon at the boma of hla brother. Ho arrived In New York atoayd tho HH Prr«ld«nt l*ulk lest Thur^-. day, and ram* to Washington Sun­ day. H* raid ha wtu-ld spend tht weak ca'ling oh government off! elili, Including Secretary Hull nml hla aatletohto. . .** ' Mr, Fiah ta on'annual leavfc“ |‘ f iLMwagg-&fcgto fi JUORT TO LIMIT FAT‘ QUANTITY W e l e a d in p r ic e s YORK CHOICE WESTERN Uon,*- uald Mr Krwln, "anil tvan taking. IU30 aa a bu>la fur com* par!huh we find (bay are Utcreel­ ing month after moiilli, t <>-% “ Yflilto wo mil I»e that new Jn(Jutlrle* pro ..... lug Into the State epeh your aa a enneeqi'uac* mar* worker* are covered by Workvaoai CompenseMon Iniunmea at tbv earn* time industry mint maintain atrfct aafety.program* to avoid aa Increase In, workmen’* rompenaa* tlon Insurance •rates/’ Mr. Krwta uplalaed. *- Whole Lamb CHOICE BABY BECF A Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal Peaches Ho matter bow many medicine! you have tried for your oough. cheat told, or bronchial UvUaUon, you eaa cet relief now with Ori iiauMwa lertoua trouble may be brewing and 17c Fresh Pig HASLETS 11 i i L , . . i ■ ■■ Tomato Catsup Pinto Beans Lima Beads Lt> A UL CARTON Lentils JOHNNIE ALDERMAN, Market Mgr. GAY WAITS, Product Mgr. GET UP NIGHTS? Flush Kidneys .With Potatoes Jealaer on, koeha Make thla afiaalete* •a arealr. lr r ,« » l» r . hero*. have freqoaal Std* TOATOES 2 Cun COFFEE ROAST u^auU Schick Shaver STEAK STEAK Lettuce r t i c v wrterviHw CALF LIVER t Minister To Egypt Plans Trip To DeLand Glamour la aa glamour Aloe*. Many “ beeuttei" who w iir M ie ay* laahoa olio woar fata* front!. -Kidney Beans n mavMualawand Stelaed flngeva are often Ih* re­ mit of aareleaa holding of' tig* arettoa. Fruit Cocktail Tomato Juice 2 Cans Accident Lb. Cora 3 Carrots *• * ■. ^ , ^ - v 1 Ea. J 5 c �Scmlnoto County r roJnm More Fruit And VontaMc* Thu Anj . Similar Arts Tu Am rka , AN INDEPENDI DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA, Dock Workers In Florida To BETTY AND THE KID* TO WED SOON i AY, OCTOBER 15, 1937 Established In 1908 Strum Deities^WOMEN AND FAT MEN RACE—1NLJ5EMINOLE Slot Petition For Injunction O — ,* ■ Diplomats See: Little Hope Of World Peace CONTESTS , , v» ■ Duval Sheriff Is Petr1 . m i t t e d To .Seise Slot Machines"’Aft-| er 12:00 T o n i g h t - — ti Rusala Is Reported Mobilizing Troops Along The Border Of Outer Mongolia ___________ JArKSONVtUlT, Ort., 15. — J tfVj—lYdcra) Judge I elite ff* I Strum today dented C S. Ward’# petition tor tem|Hi|-nry injunction 1 preventing Sheriff llt-x Sweat o ti Uuvol county fiuin selring riot■ machines nt midnight. Nr than J. Rotcrts, attorney f»r f Ward, xnU ho InlrrptvU-d the! rullnj 111 bolntr BppHraMo In alt* Counties except those whom the1! Be said Panama City « ■ **’* only Florida port not affected. The longshoremen, he eskl. seek shorter hours, better pay. lime and half pay for overtime work, recognition of the union and new working agreement* with the shippers. The general strike In southern ports, h* said, was authorised at a melting here yesterday. Tamp* longshoremen decided to atrlkc today but those from other south­ ern port* agreed, to put lh" walknut into effect at midnight tonight. t About 1,200 dock workers quit Tamp* today. Townsend said tha strike •‘ha* the full approval of the * Internationals longshore­ man'* Association k This union $2400 In Builjling Permits Are Issued (i i li - ’ rti Milldhtg tiding permits totaling over *2,400 for repair and building In tu t City were Iseurd by fl. P. Piking, local building Inspec­ tor at the City Hall ycetenlay. The largest permit call* for citensfve repair* to be made to a dwelling house belonging to Lee S. Hirt, The estimated cost of the wirk was set at 11.504 and P. A. Dyson, local contractor will supervise the project. Anderson and Buss, new own­ ers of tbe former Laskerlew lia r D-Que on the corner o f French Avenue and tha Boulevard wrre *l*e granted permission to build * 20 s I t addition to tbs pres­ ent building for gt dance ball and to eoaetructi a roof garden above tbo praatat building. This project la eetbtiited - to coat (800 and A ’ A. Dyson will also b# in charge o f this work. K. E. Bandas was granted permission to re-roof Ms dwelllag houee and W. E. Watson was gbfen permission t* rw-roof hit rarag* by tbe building inspector yet Unity. Rotary Club Has Annual Picnic A t Sanlaodo Springs Chicken Barbecue Is EnjoyedAfterSwimming And Games Sanford nularbuis. llinlr wives, and gnrtls, met at flanlsmlo Springs yesterday afternoon. and after enjoying tbe facilities of the Spring*, and participating In a number of gsme* under tbe di­ rection of Herman Morris, par­ took of a borboeoed etilrhen sup­ per, fresh from tU« aklllful bands of Sanford', No. 1 barbecuer, Preedent *11. II. Coleman nf the notary dull nst muter of cernmonlis, lliroiigliout thn ero nlng, hut wns nlily assisted by hi* staff of Club Serf lea Com­ mittee members liesded by Pari fillne ami eondtllng of Herman t.ibmnn, M V. Turner, lin y ICollar, 15. K. nlmlwortb, W, 11. Ilaynea, W, A. I.< ffler. Oeo. -K. Hollins, I,. It. U-slior. and Mar­ lin Drain. Itotary guests festerday Inr Ilobd: Mr. nnd Mrs. C, A. Parker. Mr. nnd Mrs. VI*Inti Hlmer, Mr. nml Mrs, 1-5. It. Hlnwe, Mr. nnd Mis. (lortlon llarnetl. Mr. and Mrs. Howard lamg. Mr. and Mrs. At Ia-c. Mr. mid Mrs. |(oy Wil­ liams. Mr. and ‘ Mrs. Fred Tryon nf Now Smyrna; Mr. and Mr*. Itiiproebt, Mr. end Mrs, C. Is park, Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Klrt* ley, Mr. nml Mrs. J. II. Hoot, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Morris, Mr, mid Mrs- tjordnn loan, and lloy Mann and Fred Williams. Jr, Among thn Itotnr nits and lt»taryanns present were the b*K lowing; Mr, and Mm. |i. V. Tumor. Mr. and Mrs. Paul fitlno, Mr. ami Mr*. Waller llavnes. Mr. and Mrs I,, n. Lesbor. Mr. and Mm. II. H. Pope. Mr. imd Mm. nowantpar Nlchi Nfchl at Tnitaihar, in norlhom Man* churln, reported heavy move* C. I O.' Citrus Union Begins Organization The roii it ruction of lb* buildtag, which w*e bull! under tha eapervtslon of P, A. Dyson, lo­ ud contractor, kra bean finished and at th* present lima am- In tbt fsatartact be UlMt tmprnvamanta J—C nu raid he vrouM not call a Waafayaa Ualrsrslty * f- **T **■<*- V—Mlated P m a World tllplnmatn, Reeking to end tho strife In tha Orient nnd In Spnln, found little hypo today In war ns porta from thcaq widely pep- I "• A aepper for the Shriners of :V Fmforit will he held in the Val/ ■ des Hotel Thursday night, Oct. f l , . and every Shrlner whether or not - he b affiliated with the local ■ ' group, be b requested to make > reservation, Frank L, Miller an>* ‘Tag Day” Is Planned neonced today. btoramHteq fa charge or the 'T| ’ By Salvation Army tapper kaa endssvorad to contact m ry Shrlner In Sanford, hat due ' . I« tha Incomplete Hat kf names It Citrus Packing House officials o f th* flnlvatlon Army haa been impossible to reach everyone, Mr. MUUr aUted. and Nearing Completion requested that tboa* who have not --------■ ' cording to Frad n Frrsw, com, been approached to secure tickets Th* Him* packing house which e n d in g officer i f thr poet, ' I * the affair from him or George fa being constructed on th* n, lhllt ^ tirt, from the e,-, Vbkutofa before Tuesday, grounds ot th* Florida State j^ l o r High Hcheol had i v **W* desbe to have every Shrln- Market her* , la rapidly n**rl*g volunteered lo do the work and {?- *t U take part in thb function," i i $$^ Spanish Reports In­ dicate Fall Of Gijo n 18 Imminent leers Supper Is Planned For Local Shriners LH, Neks -M r s . K. L hanght she was being i young m u In allowing Battle Continues Around Shanghai r Jackie When. nnrtd* Supremo illywood p 0Urt ruled that riot operator! IM” will rhoulil ha'o n •‘rraantwWe*' I into, >■ thry ,to rhip the machines out ut the '•Ujc after tho device* b.-eame illc**( cal »n Ort. 1, Flicnff Swrnt an* ■ • iiminccd ho woiihl welt until mid-’ of Drt. 15 hoforo acting. J Some rlrrnlt judge nml cl ti»r, 1 Q sheriff* In Flnrhla not n like time, Q D V Unlit Slot machine* worn Irgalirrd, J hy tho lotrlrlntuio In 1055 but' i * l H o c "Utlawnl hy tho 1057 lawmaker*, j 1 H i d O The law provider n thin! vloUij t ton rhnll constitute n felony with] fine* ami Jnil terms*for tho first] nml second’ effrn*c*. possession ofl U I V v . machine is declared n violation of A p p ii 1 1 1 Judge Stium Uni not rule todsy |on whothrr riot innrhino operators |have property light* In the m»J '* rtrurk tMnp*, ffp rot this print for «r< 'o Holy j cument hoforo the three jndgu mg tint- f^Hernl court nl Now Orlems on Magazines Are Sold For Movie Projector fa packing hnoss equipment, (■peclsl session of th* LcffafatuV* Mr. Took* stated this morning to deal with question* arising that ha eipects la have tkapfant from waits over distribution of fa opsm!cm by Nov. i, snd plans [gisollnr tax revenue lo Ufa, Man­ ia ran full riiparity after opera-[tie*. Hr wkl lie saw an need far lion* begin. Ian ealra aenkm, ^ WINTKIt HAVKN, Ort. m .-j U C f f l H I l ntjleelflr- The opening (if- !**•»* —j . Headquarter* of the 1’ nlted Can* h * I t u T) nery, Acr'enllnrnl Packing and 4 Allied Workers irf America In _ — Winter llaven n^w announced The f.irls 111CITY NEWS yesterday by I’ dwnrd II Nnrmatt. High Sdiwil am Winter llareu. Florida member t|iv(r ,1t„ KI id the Internal Intiill Ktccutlre . Hoard nf the Union. Whb’h Is at , Minted Willi the Committee for dtriclnr or toe Industrial Organisation. the program r. eAnd ns early n, onr pretenl renting year Is . orannlrnt on nellrltle* will per- 'planned since ft mil.” Norton it r,'tlrt, -'it ritnte-wble |U2."i. ronfi-renee of nil United fan Going Into lh It'-ry. Airrlrnlluritt I'ncklnp ■■pl;gro0fi I* ngnln Allied Workers of America Ineel Celery Ktsl, the unions will bo railed to set a puper which I* •llrus vrnge ,t-nte and ele« t a Tin* p« hwliilril finM’ iam fi»r UI,JS0,1 i»u*mr permanent Florida film * trs OrgititlriiiK rommltter Inrliklt'H tin* f«>ihmjug; an •• Induct Ion Hir^irr, n l*M**>h jmity, 1 ho A<!vI»m|) •No rmnpetition Is e Power Company Says City Platit “ BRIEFS Is Uneconomical .’ ml ii Mile's vntluti At my % Fur K o v H itW r; n m t ili inUIn* *Ai itijr Hull ih *» llcifi, n tt»lwi c«»ll*'t,l «l v'cliTk fuitilt fni A 11ii uii I I'm -ltflll II h i - f I’jiti, itirmimrifl rmt Itu ' luhliv l»y J uIIur IHnvf*hh*r. i" .Footlmll Fir mcrmlirr; tha ,Foot!mll nf Haii-iut? rn*l it |»:t» ty ilo honor —. thr ^Riifonl Kiirwry ►rhnnl. 111 enIn Jnni**ry thr rrtmjt irHnliii Hut Fultint F*nriiu*mt Rpcin AI.AMHIl.V. Calll\, OH. 15 M V Tire Pan Amartfnii llaw-'l' Clipper departed for tbe orletil yeeterday earrytng Hie flr,t *h pmoot of anil (Hanna serum ernl by the American Hed Cro** to CbtnsT.' * Kir n ctioiM I itroitrain anil Ik* ml* ilrtp'ril ly n inrmlirr f*f tin* f i f illly of Btrlion llolvchliy In FebruRty Ihry will rnUrtuMi IIn* llz»kt*ibull h’tfvjntl tiinl h** ii'Mn - ^ tl I y r lo f i l buiim-Ht Imm yi-l li» U' rclfrtnl* Ml»i Helen VMIrimn « ill Rilrin*M I ('on i lit M.ffl l- t mhi I ' i i r T fc iffl fm*t niiiiuumiil A A delegation from Hi­ L'uunly will ho In ntti-mlnn Ihe Huriiln IVsIt'i^vny Cungi tlilandif livlay while plans 1 rcmplili'il for tl»i- nnnmtl c< lion Mi Kuitil i l-i ruaiy 22 . tPF F Coaclii.Mii of Jniksi is (halrman of Hie t'ongrres — W, W# Warner, f>*rmtT nintiRgrr t'f Iht* Yahtex fftA* I here, hat I f lurnnl to .^Rnfmri to llrr, It waa Itmtinl l Mi. Warner his hr ru in I'nliitkii m ill T n III till —__________ ________ Ir*««llwimr t*ii 1‘iiKc- ht%i C. C. Codrington Explains Delay In Ncw n,K)kH Addt,d T(1 Considering Old Age Applications ( High Schoui Library Iiocnl Manager Cole* -man Says Increased ..Cost* $175 Monthly monta of nirrlianlied Soviet troop* through Ulanbetor, tho capital of outer Mongolia, Ho claimed Hus­ ain hail orUerml a gencrsl moblliistioti of forces in that area. In Shanghai, the Hhlncso army I, milking a strong attack to slave off tho long expected Jepanese general offensive along a 25 mil* battle front northwrrt of the cltyMv V S__J ^I mIIIcivilian bh ^nrtiaili E»0 Numerous easualllei oc- e eurml In the International Settle­ ment, eonitintly harassed by tha fire of the oppoilng forees. Score* wrre killed anil wounded Chine** troops raidrd tho Japanese lino# in the Chapel sector nnd afterward ilrclsml they felt eonfldent of be­ ing able In hold their own agalnit the Japanese there. Artillery and aerial lombardmenla wire particularly heavy dur­ ing the fighting and International Settlement InhabltsnU wAr.a ;p aired . wlih . stortl* fr**m*wM», ■tray bullet* and shrapnel aa Wdl a* being endangered by all bombs, fIn Spain report* from Asturias province Indicated tha fall °f G1Jon, tho last government held *c*|Hirt In northwest S|i*ln, was H satlaae* Os rs a o > lt[ In mi lutinb-w today Willi II. II Culeman, umnuger nf the rioibU pnnivr m*d l.lybt Com I..... It was setd Mini tile Ilf *o»iin<-nI nt t5-i ............... lor liy the eby t’uutmlsslon last Juris- for rttrlne* ant yen"' at its at the cily wntet puniplnr pl»ni will not prove eioliotnb-al forth** (aspagnni of ibis rommttulty. Mr. Coleman said that the City mi- advised by letler. In»t May I t »i h I iiiie il **e P eer * lil 2 From This County Attend Northwestern Two siudent<" hum Feminol* I'ounly rife among (be I# Florii|101,1 In allemlanea <1' Northweilerii Ibilverslty ut Kvaiiston. lit.. ■iioiillriK in Information rereived here IrMlny. -j'lin iwn students are t*lar« la"> Wheeler of Oviedo and Ah |,art Call Htstke ot Balllord. The t olal enrollment at the untverailr Is l'<'u nPproslinalel} f.r.iai tall lime sliidmls wltlrli rep r* seals a five |n rient Inrross" over last year, in n Ihongli itoillilierslly's alamlerils of seleri on were higher Ibis year than ever before. Haste, prompted by Ike desire, nlatlniis Hod II rtw-itu Many m-w adililiiina have hern Michael Is Back From added tu the Inn i uslngly ptipulur on the part of local •writer-■* South Florida Trip Scmlrnil" H igh Hi limit library, m aienrtes to espedlte the dolllory j IteraUso nf the lulliule rcrnl nv curding tu an anim' ncement inubJ. fl. Michael, manager of th* of old ago aulslinr* rbesk* to Of apldlrallou |upr-rs 1»> I'edtral this murnlng ly M iss M a rgin *1 Florida Ktate Wholesale Market, recipients III a"ms dlstrtrlls h»» andliore. all li-iliiilial rulings Lung, sellout librarian. caused orrnrs that n-eulun in must he rlrbllr nlieorvr-d, neThe library iiuyt haa ovi-r 2<n'<1 rrlurncil to Banfonl last night the Ususnee of aa order for lh" cordin'- In Hie * otnnilss’onor. books, magasinr-, ami newspspiis aftrr visiting several Slalo Mar­ kets In the Southern'part of (J»e reconaldorallon ot application*, Who added Hint lie h»* l>oen nil- un Hi shelve*. atruriling lo C. fi, Codrtnamn. Vised by C.irl C. While, a NaTho organisation Is a momlier «f State, • Mr. Michael staled" that the roniml>-*li>ner of the Hlato T*M- tlcnat (tor la) fier urtly Hoard re tho Jenlvr Literal) flullil. A new glnnsl auditor. Him many nf the literary catalogue ha* bei-n ndilnl furmcra there arc beginning to (are Hoard. Flrurra In lb* State hoadnusr- applications flTiil In ibo dlslrln for tbe use nf the sehnnl student’ , harvest their Fall rrops of peptera nf the mat# board In Jart.- warn Inramplete In the data re- new files hsvo U-rn addeil in th« |icra, eggplant, squash, and other ■ontlll" rrrral that 120S be'* dflred office drpariment and many ref­ vegetables anil lhat the market cent old Vioraone in Flondii wore ormer look* have also been nude there would be in full operation rnrrlrliig grants daring Aurml avallslb. | neat week. and its- during the pasi Month. The library has aubserll<e*I.Ji>rl NO FI NDS AVAILABLE •I rrgret Hint It has been found IH ms gs ilnos and four nrw ’ pa-1 noco-aary," (tannjsslan’ r fodpore, tkrva dallies and one weekly.| WASHINGTON, Oct. IB.—<A1 ringiioi said, "to aVsponil other the weekly being tho Hundsy *di—The 1’ostofflc* Di-|>*rtrocnt h»* tlun of lbs New York Timn, afttritle* while past applli nll«'<» are further cheeked, but'there >s The Girls III-V of tho school has! no funds for ‘‘sibsidUing'' short whose revised no allernatlvn coarse to |iu>ue, completed a project for tho pur-1 Un* railroads since thn Federal Oorernmeiil chasing of a special number of schedules fall to meet postal matibos funds ppproprisUii lor Vocational Guidance nooks snd requiremtata, Harllec Branch, *•• old arte ••»Ut*nc* by the filsta magasines for the entire girt »tu* sfatnnt postmaster general, wkl n m iiy . an<l has tha rlibl lO Impose ieg-1 I the Townsend Plan. These prin­ ciples ale espretsed as follow*! 1. That n unlverssl transaction las be lev Ini on every sal* that is made within the territorial jurisdiction of the United Stats*including sale* of srrvlc* and'or commiMlUlss. 2. That all tag monies to raised, above the cost of ad­ ministration. shall be divided pro rnlu and paid to all cltlsena of the United Stales who have attained to the age of ellty years or over, who will agree, under oalh. to rspend tbe aald tag money In the port has* of commodities and or services with­ in thirty days from the dal* on which It Is received, within tha confines of Iht UnlUd States and It* Territories. LOCAL WEATHER F*raea*t Mostly cloudy, probably occa­ sional mist and shower* In seat It and east portions tonight u d U tunfay. Hlightly cooler in cantral portion tonight Eitrcme north­ west Florida: fair tonight and Haturday, slightly cooler In auk portion tonight. Official A*pert High U fa � 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, October 14, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 14, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 14, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/983bdde05ef1430d3d9dd78ebb8c6764.pdf 37486a0f4bf60995eaf233cfd067770a PDF Text Text % L otu n u _ * Jlittle M ge Sessions W ill .Possibi eld Wednesday Afternoon Whi Other Work Wfll B e Triten Vp Snaefc Leonard McLam* g o t t t h e r i l T o C lu h .I u T a m p a ! . ^ , O n P h U H fM F ie ld Stetson has played two games - -| so far this year. They lost to TAMPA. Get. IS.—Coach Nash Plorida 10 to 0 and Coach PI* Hleeliu r e t out his bast crying H w »on- who scooted the game E L “ « “* Hattera were a t laaat ***** yt^Urdajr, w ri J* * two touchdowns belter this fm r * — t han In IBM. whm H w O a *S 3£F 7m > » ! ^ T r ikem 14 to 0. . \\y acbedolad at Phillips flald Friday - r„ ^ Werrrtv a fto* kick*, . .. . . . . I passer and runner, Bteteoo has “I heps we can glee the Hel-, nf th - ^ ^ tk. t e n e eloee jjNjM. slate," said rierson. - “In Vincent Tampn coach. “I will ha eetbflcd had the best end W we ean keep the score down lh, fUM ln tS, *• ™ o w Their line is big end fast, and ns. hut I don’t aaa how wa can, ^ # lot of #pwd, harda c m unless our offense pleka up - hitUnB bw kl «. College lit M d W d i Mid bis INT edition at the Roll toe Tarn _ ..... a lot in the naat three day.," tn lh<lr MCond urn j u t ArtmeMtnn tvmirkMl ihkt f a it h ■* . * . . .. I Ir.Initial gems of the eeaeen Saturday night orer South Georgia BUte Celof' their yegblere were out of the game, they put n great showing In winning G oW H H S S - o S T S d .^ T s tju * I n A tU n ta ! For Jonci’ Tourney S L ? M J jS lS S i ATLAKTA. M , 11 - C * ^ H wilit (ba work nf th*|f ,d h letea during this first period, bet light ecrfMthkre lee they I p u re from i eundpelet i f f lipW IUINei , , J l'|w jU f To the wtoatog. teem wll' go ths perpetual Bobby Jones trophy. InJ dividual trophies will go ta m ill number of tb#, winning teem, , r Final warmnp roemta held r**‘ tender found n w t nf tbepieyym ■banting twa ball# from differ** angles M get tbs “feaT of the difficult course. Little . nUeniloa 3 British Automobile* Are Machine'Gunned By Japanese Plane* the British and French warshlpa te Minorcp might be undertaken On Record Recorded • i the first “reprissC against Mussolini's refusal to participate to discussions on thd withdrawal of nil foreign "volunteers" from ---------- ------. fpato. Foreigners engaged to the Jet 14,000,000 boles, the largest <1*0 war are estimated a t nearly ever reeorded, 110,000, of whom 00,000 allegedly This forvenst exceeds last year’s are Italians. record crop by 1,000,000 boxes, i In -London rumor* of a pro- The total California production each day sad the teems are ,*« paired that no two from, the same state can moot until the finale. Talk In WlnterHkvc W U fT*H"luV «N , 1 Oet,'- 11 (Dpeetal)—Branch Rickey, vi president end gehsrnl manager Ike ftl Louis Cardinals, ha* ■ eepthd ah Invitation to be l epeaker at tka inpnsl banqt of* tka p la te r Hnven chaml of Oommerre, which will behtfld s a d l'a i ihs sBiae tlmc Wdra orfaondey night, Nnv.' l», I n t o * derof .to guard .against wide n il trm nf ptor on Civic league clubhouse, at 7;d# ih*. pnto of lb* ’ t Itlturs Rickey accepted the Invitation W& holes brt tanlilo:; vW I® whlppod Rica eoiled , wgnT n i i h o m imbrov I i f\l , H0FF Im rn O v n i BALTIMORE. Oct. l l .- i M — ^ John, Hopblna hoePlUl rep o ^ ymtarday Bart Ntoboff, B U u , r 0( the Louter me hasc^ j , team of the American A r ao«l*itota. Is “getting aloof vary w#u,“ follow lug an operation for • «eli bladder allmenL Nlehoff ■alfarod an ntUekSaterday while on n train. _______________ vo|k »kl» ever MlcctctluPl's wto, yeaterdai eg pccpciwtloes CLAM DROWNS OOOSR ......... Umtslana R ule bbgaa le BRADENTON, Fto^ —A gees* M a t BUII Leering with til* lived up te lie name her*. Spying >*. odfeu**, k* had hacks el- aa open dam to shallow w ater,the mating from one position to goose etuek its £111 toiida the shell Other. The ettaefc disked bet--to obtain a mccl, Down damped 1 Saturday against |L Loela U. the bivalve (dam 4* yoo).nod>tho ^n at any time hi* FdL bird w et drowned, fra n k Mead* 1 sutkeo t k a ted lhe yara. hg bringtog geese, elsm. oad all date town. cnannfnctarerg nlenn ar W0JW0.000 and cbeml- In l l t l , the census shewed I yrocena todnstrtee several M l foreign r*aldt*\)s Uvtog Hut total far research. IJapan. , t i.«r *“Yes, but, we lost l.t men from our IBM . squad, Including most of Uw regular* who, had been with us store football was sta rt­ ed here," the coach shot right hack. The P u t son game means more to ua than any gams on our schedulo," continued Coach Hig­ gins. “A win or*r the - Hatters would put us In a fine Spot to knock Miami off on Oct, 19 to the stadium-dedication gams. But it doesn't seam te be to the cards to take 8tstson this year." The squad came out of the 1M defeat at the hands of ths Westera Kentucky Teachers In good tSO NVILLC FLOHPUDA Aecordlut; to “Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering,’’ an automobile tiro, costing |S0 to 1910 produced 0,000 mile*, while In IMd ■ tire cooling |1B la good for 10,000 miles. - loft Ifi -Mlftkr add Snook* worsting Uidlr otf-tsekl* threets. After Rollins hid received the open* (eg kick-off. -It* took tU Blare for tka Tare In count, four of these ke|ng off-tackle .'rtni. No BLADES, No LATHER No BRUSH. No LOTIONS Randall Electric _ HOTEL LEAMINGTON (or ECONOM Y and SATISFACTION un ThoUtlMflkMtAc/kmf CBOtMKS PRISON TERM |T ^ R V BUFFALO, N. T . Judge Oeo Simmer offered Meurie* Fly M, the (boice between waik dlsbaa te pay for * W plat* gl window be.had broken I n a l laursbt, or 60 day* In the -p Untie ry. Unhe.lUttogly, A N. B. Ipt STREET a t BISCAYNE BOULEVARD Overlooktnc B sjfn m t Park and Btocayne Bay OppodlU Unton Baa SUHon MIAMI, FLORIDA B A K IN G PO W D ER One Block From Shopping Districts and Ammmaenta Summer Ratos Until December Blngla Boom with Bath—11 JO; 1 Double Room with Balh-«S.OO MllllONS Of Pl)UNii'. MAV( Mil A l S|l> U f CUH Cj <> , • Wn M I N t I AHAt THE GMIP YOU HAVE T H E A G tc n ry o F A C W r jS V iS S S U S la u ifted Adoertiusmmts W IT H OUR PRECIOUS HA* BEEN JOINED. RECENTLY. BV A VA*TK MAN— VOU M U TT PROCEED WITH GREET OWJT1CN ' — IrndW hr CARGO REPORTS. yo u W\lu t c l u MR. FAGAN TO COM B TO H R IM M EDIATELY— X .HAVE INSTRUCTION* * FOR H IM / . ; ’ u • WANTEDi W E L L i: fa a a N lean/ e g WkdATl_ VHUfel , STUDCNTO PAOTCtT k O ^ T o it I t —Mnndi OMAHA, N eb, Oct. l l ^ - M V Police Commissioner Richard Pepsen of Omsha writes his letters short snd snappy. Replying in ono criticising the depsrtmsnt, he wrote: “Deer sir; “Phooeyl (Signed) Richard W. Jcp*sn.“ Schick Shaver i n p r ^ ' f i& t 3 illy yesterday. Tralnar Mike tmbtoe cald tka mgad leet m it much weight la latn r\ bet gama aa la erdlnavy W Jototacta. The trainer aald gyeeU the Beyers to fcava m ved thalr loot weight comIdly; by today or tomorrow. i s . : **ie. * * * * * , u l l r *jfl**|* » V 0 * 1 • H 'FT H r —Otech mg w alkar cracked ■hap*. Jo t Carr and “Happy" Hayes, rat*ran linesmen, wars battered slightly, but will be bt sh ip s for Stetson. Dick Spots and Earl Hatcher, ailing half­ backs were used' sparingly la lbs game a t Bowling Green and will be ready for the Hatter battle. John 111 If. DiMt Sherman, - » ' *■»’ * * I *President m w p ill dURH IIISU* F o u r T 0 B ID H who^u*eompd"l*d the squad to �- • . - . r - : ------------r r : i^x .'.V- ' . t t t t - ; RemInch Grant? F r r iutK * More Fnjlt And VrgaUbleg Than ^ . Similar A m )m America . 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA. WKDNI OCTOBER IS 7 1M7 NOTORIOUS GANGSTERS TRAPPED BY G-MEN Annual Budget / f c , / , a n l a c k s h i r t 50,000 Volunteers And S n o w b i r d I--------------- _ * ---------------------- azanglteported As Key Position | Tol«I expenditures amounting to LVUWOO wore U it night approved by the Boon) of Hi roototi of the Seminole County ttiew b er of 15.000 Jap T r o o p s Take Part . In Bat* tie To Crack Lines SLACK’S JEWISH, CATHOLIC AIDES Anglo-FrenchGo-renu men to View W i t hi ■ ■ OS' I t a l i a n F u rp o sQ -------<V;| A la rm ;r SHANGHAI. . Oct, 18.— ’(AP)—A Chlpene npokcaman declared tdfay that Japaneae forces had lost more than 8.000 dead and wounded to­ day In a dlaaatrous attempt to crash through the Chin- Drive Is Started FoH$ew- Members By Country Club B STnSJjMy Chieftains CallFor EffortTo T ak eT m n g Near International Settlem ent Falls Aa ThouaandsAre Slain • a e lin e s acroaa th a W a n ts a o p in g C reak In to T u a n s , .f o u r m ile* n o rth w e a t o f th a Utaraatlswal Settlement. Tho Japanese army uaed ll.< •aa man la IU detperata tbnial. Oaa japaaaeo Ilyina colama pushad ahead of the main body throe mllea to tha oolaklrta of Taaanr where marderoua machloeiun and hand grenade fire forced It to retire to Ua original position. TBaaag la tho mon atrongly defended town of the Chtneae haul* Uas. lie captare . by tho Japaneae might force the Chinoaa troops to withdraw from the hotly-coateated Chapel pector In order to c m n being flanked and aurroahded from the weat. A Chinese apokaamaa announc­ ed a Japanese effort to land a large number of troops at T s a r tlehlao, f|ee mlWI w att of LI ho on tho Yangtia Rleer, woo o faltars. The apekeaoian aald tha NUMBER SOI Eatabllfthed In 1903 .*_£ I ’Accept Proposal Td Hand Itow To Non* Intervention (iroup! BKRLIN. Oct. 11.—(AR)— V Germany eencludad • non-ag- • graa.lon oaratmanl with l i t • alum today, Tha accord w oo. reached In an sashanga of ’ natea between German Foreign • Mlnleter Konstantin van N au-■ rath and Belgian Miniate^ Jacques Davlgnon at tha Baft lln foreign office. The German note aald that Inasmuch aa a new agreement replacing the Locatne Becurlt]| ' Pact might taka a long tim e, * tha Hatch wlahaa ta define I tl attitude toward Ba'lglum wlU>» . out delay. S jM Al B ody (foreground), notorious midwest r*n g leader, and Clarence Shaffer. Jr., (background) one of hit- benermen, a r t ahown daad on the main atrret uf Bangor, Me, after C-mrn and poll** •hot them In a trap a t a gun atore. A third compoitkw wa« wounded, and one (I lian era* shot la the ahouldar. Here are horroretrlekan crowda au rroundlng the bodlea at the clone of the five min. utea of gun play, The Career o f L. R. Philips haa been afflllalrd for sru-rsl year*! Chamber of Commerce of the llnlthd Slatra, Klorldn State Chamber of Commerce, Southern Oemmerrlal Sertetaiiea Am i x -l o ­ tion, Florida Commrrclsl Seeretarlea Aaeorlatlon, St. Jnhna -Rlv• r Improvement Association end Florida Waterway Congreae. The Itoanl nlw authoriaed Pentland, Gray A Moore to make the annual audit of tho Chamber's financial art-mints. In prrsenting a rcaume of artlv* It lee for the month of September, IMnn« For F o r m a 1 B J K d E S T w S Opening OkeyedBy ring, reporta of further ltallaiuIW Tin-C an Secretary i The two rouniriva POUGHKKKPSIK, New York. Oct., III. —fg*)—President llmiscIVie menfberehlp dries of the Veit said today tho people wegg •'rlghlfy'' talking frrrdora of re ­ Sanford Country Club during ligion and th r pro,* Jusl m they which It la hoped that the pre t erit Levy Reports North did 160 years ago when New York membership of tha Club may ha sta ir ratified the federal Const I* It) Florida Minded doubled, la getting under way, It lullun. was learned today. BANGUlf, f)ct., ta —(Ah—Cap­ Coming here from 11yd* I'ark aa "Kver, hinlv In New York la Tha dries waa launched la a tain Frank Foley of lhi> Hanyor talking nhoui Klorldn," II, It police aakl today that Janie, llal- a '‘neighbor'’ tho Chief •'.vccullvu meeting of tho offtaiala of the s|Hikt- Irt-forv a crowd of sevrmt linry, onemtur ot llio (lenrra organisation la tho Chamber be tid­ hover, thv wounded,survivor of the Fruit Parking ('nuipniiy, told a D U rn a ambuth o f-th e dread Al thousand at the laying of a cor* ing Monday night. At the maathig Herald reporter on tils return Brady gang, had confessed the rner,t»ni- for tho city’s new p o st-, membership cards were ttaued and office. to Sanford after n tlimi-mnntK hand had slain three iMilicemen. the names of the prospective n an * » *■ ** ■lav In tha nation's metropolis. Captain Foley sakl he heanl the WASHINGTON, O il. IS —Idh Kerry ona you meet !• Fl»r- •ulky prisoner during an all-night President IliHHo-velt yeslerdu) Ida-mlndrd and a lanta laflut of questioning admit to federal siiiiiiiinnpil n e|H-rlnl res,Ion* nf tnurista ran ha W period In tlila Congress tit-m in roc Nov. lb and R ule during Hid winter, Mr, u lew liuura later, In a. radio Levy staled. sergeant, Fnul Minnrman, an In- • fhi-Jdn rlial" to Him iiillon. laid On hla return In tlila City, Mr. dlsaa state trooper, and George Levy atateil Hint 11m tampers- Conn, a Freeport, Ohio, patrol- down n leglsliilliii ptogram hi-iulih| by a rtHiomneodiiHon ( o r Burn. control of Inrln aurplnsoa, Oalhovvr, hla skull created hy Tim Pre-ldi III ais.ke unii day high' ihhn II was la New t o r t and a bullet, aurrendrm l after Ihe bee of the bar, who died Bunday alter AgrUutimc Ik iwrlmenl cs «lgni Irnna Island. following a long Uineta. Squad of federal alcnlbs shot and llmaii-.-, furvalindnwi-d hiigrtnliaI not Whm n-ki-d It he waa glad lo killed Al Brady, John llilllnger'a Tha faweral waa held In S t llsrn. he ba<k. the parking bouts op- "auccesaor,** and the gang'* youth­ ilepresjng anridusen In ilrtunlJo h n t Episcopal Church, the Rev. l he ernlor alnltsl that, allliouph ha ful "trlggvrmsn," (larriK-e la-e ly cn-ry major rami rmp. J t i - ' ! Amblar Ambler K. M. BUakferd Blackford officiating. prugraip |ur|udvd: late* i-njoye-l llte vacation Immensely Interment* waa In the Old City I----- L -*- ~ 1. t;ro|i aurpiua control Icglahkh he would not slay* In Naw York Ehaffsr, t l , yealeiday In a dra* Cemetery under direction of Kyle aaatlc five-minute bailie on Ban­ latluu. nltlcj If some ona gava.blm the whola gor ! and end Swenson. Bwanaoa. direct. I- Hearn regional II immP .....•[ HI ala. Judge Daggett waa a native af fudge of Foley aald the raptured gunman Irni program* -Imllar to Hm| The eiillre (rip was made willsJJachtineflto. a rb iR fllk , kii bis gro m ndpArtiilii ltdparents Also accused Brady of "knocking Tennettau Vail--, Anllmrity loj out ml.hnp wllk (be eirepllnn of hare In USB. l i l t lie hnelng settled here j O minor rolltalnn | r a DeoralU off* a grocery clerk lint said he ln*arc punier I.mil ua«. wna educated at the Cast FtoVlda BM not know the victim's name o r 1. Ill ornoiUuo mn ol the is lown when bla ra r wan h l| hy a Seminary, GalneeeOW, end. the Stock Market Falls who bad been park-d Whore the slaying occurred. G- nrallro lirnnrli ol Ilia yptlernl' llnlverelty of the death. Sewsnee. A fter Early Rally motorist and pulled Into Iha street, lie N hi, however, Iwvr charge,! the novernineut. Tana., which uafrerelty conferred gang with the death of Rdward 4. A lat»>r »t indarda bill In , was advised h r the jndge la Hia ■pen him the dsgrsi af Doctor a? small lawn thel tha parked i«r Lindsay Plqua, an Ohio grocery InR m ailm uiu boupg and tultii j Lows. mwn wages. had the right-of-way, which Mr, He eerred as clerh of the Dave] 6 Htrenglheidiig ol |bu auli-' lo r y declared la an lanovaiina County Crlathwl Court af Record Iruat -laws. . Ip I raffle relee. imann To Tour la lis t and m I M l waa appelnUd prorrsiu for llie "in judge of that court. At tho time Slat For Lake County 1 ^ Praaldml of hie death he waa senior mam* Meeting lor bar sf the lew flnn, Daggett, MeTavares, o n , u . - v r > Re Iwel OeQum, Howell end Daggett. Kdri lohmann, arc rotary of the Lake County Chamber of Cam* Rebels Machine Cun Pulp Mill Workera W altrr R (M m a * . opersiw Si area, will leave Friday far a ag pace •* tb» ivdeman Office Ke»i»*| two weeks' tour of (he North fat Fleeing Peasants Picket Construction ar fell *»•* s u a s tr Rtaro here, se- th e Interests of the county ond minutes lomallrsll) beesmath e o al, randb MADRID, O ct, 1». - M 1 PERNANDIMA. Oat. tarwaMi date for ike Cfly OHHBlaalnn In <ha Be will spend a week In New Spealeh government official, sal.l Prehistoric Bison Btety-ata eiertrliteei nailnaad lee and General rlrellaa t f ha krld na kgtend, spooking In Boetan, today t0,000 Insurgents had bren Remains Are Found tbalr atriha hare yewlarday el I meat! »- Oily Clark Freak «, MBbridge, Worceeler end New killed in the 4S day old offensive Ua U K kW Kraft OarpareUoa*a Motors Laetso,! staled today. Mtferd, Mesa, end r .- ru meat k, In Aatari**. , then Mr. i'••lentaH waa tbo noly Rsa* . H. From there be will go to DlspatchSe from Gljon taU In­ I devel*"»"» *• fkaRIY beli.ro tha iffale, N. Yn wbrie he w ll surgent aviators swept d..wn to,-w draillii.e yewlarday |n r lb* r>tt Amos, tbs Notions l Assovlatlew lo b. -seated In Jeawsr, by : Commercial Organisation garB R s f l CommlMlnnaP W. A. f^ftb r. »nd lories' Orovewtlon. At ike meet* Ba eras ‘ becaus.- id this Ihrt be aelem af n liU n lu ro and InformaUan Ittt nf , tv— kollv,. bM-mmui n d.ly qoaltnJ — wut Lake roualy end CecilraI l*B' roadldale In arida will be .given nut. Mr. a l . Wl l h o u l 1 Rimaan will alee give a radie edmeeting here jcU tdegr, I mbisiuisd fa aee while In lbe Noitls Gangster Survivor Confesses Killing T h r e e Policemen S ii< n s England, France A Yield To 11 Duce ~ Tram Nn Une of the Raatold Howling i,i«gm> toot* life lead during the semua of last w a tt end are Imdlng the league |a the alaiidluRa with a total fit three gamne non nod non* loat. The Imi rue la muds up nt Ulem* b e n of .d ie Hanfiml UiiwUpg, Club and i hern are four team* In the loon n> Hin pri-M-nt time-- , allhuurh, ai-runllng In H .. II IH>|te, It nmv It- aiiUrgixl la in ! on during tho aenann. |< Mr, IHipc. -Mt-relnry id -tho., • lull, urge* nnyiutn Intrrosliwl Ini liowllng Iu ' m i - Ii IIii or altrmh one of the tluli inn-llnga. Mere nro tile M-Mllte uf last] Il'MllMnC page, laerl N ew France agreed atIpulating that the negotiation* must b« swift and that Brltabg must help luT "i-uuallta the bale anrt> * shoulil negotiations fall. i After a rablm-t inerting In LonMinislrr Neville •ton, I’riino Chamberlain took the unuiual str|4 of railing tha laborlto opposition, Ileaders Into * conference—a step iwhich fairly occurs when l'arlla^ meat i, nut In session except Ink. limes of crista. The French ambassador waa une It'aallimrU aa gage fear) | 4A New Members Th j I I Al Are Reported Alj Woodmen Meeting LOCAL WEATHER Fereeawt Partly cloudy, possibly scat­ tered showers near the iKaat Coned tonight and In nerth end central portions Thursday, cooler In north portion Thursday n ig h t Bedlams northwest Florida—probnUg rein tonight Thursday. �• * I t Machinery And Working Hoi aree mrd la Ik^M. a lrlr oypeMfiSufc lo .pli* #C tho** toes m r * . howerer,' B*aford eOntlnned to (tro», and gredoatty Hr, Philip* U rtD tj derthlk responsibilities elan policy—co-opera lion with clea followed I In thn dareloparat of 6<• tows’" pan af the itodV to W W M A ' 'l clrle. edaeaUdnal nod relight*.! other i l m m of the atae power treaty to "find a eolation of the la i w r i a i Oaart InraUdeUoa ar, A- B- PhWpt iN V E s tw a r^ 11»». present situation In .Chinn.” ready. ««tsbllsh#4, of the AfrtcaKaml Ad}aetme«t I An on* *f a ee n n ltte* a t M ■*Jta..Pf*sldni«t Prepented HU Sanford. | ha canvoiMt Oroag* coenty far Mr. pbllfpi* >li Ihn purpose a l securing retoe program in sorb a manner ae to , to crenin thn ebttely of BOM- Indicate •that be expected . th* ihlnh w*a Ux- , note. Iln served no the f l t J »P*cUl enesian to stort work on *nfcfncrr1»r tending the Flortda rail* | roandl for several y e a r * and the program immediately, bat left doWn fhroagii i was plnead ep°n tin *thod camland to f t p mil ten. Ih Which position bfM almmct, and it wa» in 1UJ that alitad ln eocorisg the building he mm* M Sanford t<> clerk In of ihn firm brick school In 8*0th* drug More of hi* ..brother, ford, now ocnaMad by thnOrnb* where hr bad th* distinction «1 mar School, ht Beventh SI triet Cana) project. selling, op *od ofwrniln* San- i Later. na a member of the rchOpl lord’e first sod# fonnlsln. bonrd hn irorVfnd for nn4 «*At lh«t time Raniord waa In­ cored thn erect Ion of n buHdlhg habited by between alt and eer- to bonne the Seminole ttljth ah hand red persons, practically School. $11 of whom wars atora or tort Mr. Philip* been mi" Identified dependent upon th* sui-ewee of Its vith ihd f l n l Meihodlnt CThoth orange irnre* nnd upon tho of Hanford early ln his Ufa tierai ectlrlly which resulted frbm the end for many year* a member movement of goods hr waterway of It* official board end n Itach- While (He brwetdent limited to Sanford for distribution to cr In lls Bundsy Bcliool. Hie program tor the special M r point* *outh, Evidently Cte has* ■Ion , to tb« point* eaamersied, In t i l l be sold bis drug boa* In*** from than* two main sources ln**S. and |g HID when th»,Cllf Coagrees itself tear rslta other indicated n future atendy growth, ot Hanford changed Its form of lean**, partlcutsrly In onaaectlM for Mr. A- K. Philips erected government be wae appointed with foretrn policy. and mored to a bnlldlng'at the rlly clerk, ^ poeillon which b* corner of First Street and Pork hrld until m o when lie resignAtsnue, whera he ctavaleil hln younger brother to position of Mr, Philip* alio assisted with prescription clerk. Later, Mr. the censes ot IBSO. Slid s* one' I.uclcn Philips npensd and’ oper­ of lie earlier cltlteqs who had ated tor sum* time n grocery been a generous contributor to United Mates stare In the same hnlldlnr. lint lls growth from a strargllng bit Interest waa In tha drug has- village to an orderly town, he Iness which hn purchased not moat hare been particularly In­ long after the big fm-xn. suitable housing facilities, though ( ti-rested to find that Gie popu­ It must bare required unusual lation of Benford had Increased ried to Mies Mlnnth Dalle the problem of ample aceommod** ( courage to launch ofit upon one's to about SAM and thn nor u1st Inn Tracy ot New York City, lie liana la becoming more aewtoown at this particular period of ot Bemlnol* CaaiMy ta approxi­ h»« one daeghtor, Mrs, W. It. Thara w en fewer apartments and Sanford'* history. Thn now rail­ mately th* same tiumlter. llotdan of Jockeonvtlla, end s houses Mis daring tha past sum* road which bad pushed farther In 1117 Mr. Phlljpe waa mar- son. ftnymotiu C. Philips. whS m rr month* than a t any time to end farther south had enrrwachhal'd# a reapomlble position at the raaant History of the «Ky, and ed seriously upon the business the Florida Btstn Farm Colony the few facllltlca that ware avp^* of shipment of goads by boat, aa st (1*ln**v|lle. ». able have practically all been that fewer and fewer henrlly Mr. philips is now enjoying token this early In the season. loaded wagons crashed alowiy a much needed rest st ths home "W* continue deny to raeriv* away from Sanford's docks- And of hi* son In flatnesvllla where InqalHes from th* north regarding tbs big freexe that left rolling It ’Is hoped he will not toll to Sanford particularly. We, of fralt and rail ling dry brandies ratals to hie young granddaugh­ course, answer three Inquiries igns of all kinbs In tha once prosperous groraa bad ter, Emily Tracy Philip*, tho** with every Inducement to Stmlnola seen many a grower scurrying to 110 PALMETTO AVENUE Interesting anecdote* of early County bt the Dope that, we will PHONE l l t - J some other section to seek hla Benford he so keenly remsm-" In some w»y find Urn ipartmetit* fortune. hern. He leaves a host or friend* and housee th at they demand.’* Mr. Philips wnll remembers la ftantord whose best wishes those discouraging years after s ts with Mm daring his stay the fracie when various crop* tn oalaeavllie. Were tried, some of which prov­ W. C. HARTUNE ed unsulted to this soil. Ilut oth­ Keep in extra supply at M<mt— O o n tg r er* grew snrressfully In thn tier puffs On hand. Pnwdrr whit* **nd that hod been thought Pimiia t» -W not be sprvad on n i easily would produce nothing but clta Puff that It loo willed. rut, and l|r . Philip* might well tomlutice with pride when ho -«S“ijrS S K iS SCm V s tir t w ye® « tS d m rtM e * . orris** new Mined le lb* tersee ettle* be Mflfttrf «»lie prl.H*al leettet* la C V n s v oed New i of all proportion to Increase output per worker. Working hours have boon reduced more since 1029 then In the thirty yearn preceding. r . i . W «Hhferitl, history shown th it whpfoyMiM per UfiH.pt fltjUhbd product has declined, but toddy WMV lnm r u m i s koh today duitrtes, which are placing emphAsli , oin Writlity jU s o b v iD ANb REJECTED: HtUier Utah Quantity show higher empktyWeVil per f canto unto HU own, and hb tihlt of production than they did eight of ten yiriri tgo. Hi raealved him n o t Rot as tn 1938, for Itiltance, 9.8 automobiles wefi prdSucrd for Any as received him, to them mm ha power to become tha mg of God, even to them U ut bepro tot big name.—John t i l l , IS. TUB MONEY-MAKER Mimas the moneymaker's lot shtx lad and blttsr at ths end, m He discovers he’d forgot • ‘take th* lime to make a friend, MY CIIUICB s t wish, while history they eon, iy\l known tha heroes <tmd and ne, would rather know Inileed Jone* sltve than Caoaar dead. r DOU1IT f t never Argue any more The tort that two and two mako four; Tha only things wo rare about . A n (jiaio that still remain m ‘ doubt. WOMAN AND HER MIRROR jysWtxn Is tjiet peculiar class Mklch stops before a looking glass, jAnd m herself tee* every flaw. Wohld man his fault* as clssrly . sawl I , lEDUAR A. GUEST. M |f e r i|a ltc 4 States tort by death p to Tpfmcr srcrvUriee of th* ttaasuty within three month*. ’,* 2ti* I’shokre section Is reported a t PrvjwHng t0. hurvvqt a *1*.000,000 besn crop. *, . o-------- *. ^ T h i Dole Of WlAilxor who I* obmmg to this country on a si urn"ting expedition h ts been invited to v ldt the While House. to 112 pounds in 1929. Employment per dolUr of. flnldhcd product w» a 28 percent higher in 1985 th in In 1929 til all manufacturing industries ag a Whole. Ip refrigerating and Ice machinery manufacture lb was up 86 permit, ho’d laundry equipment, 41 percent and in stdves, ranges md ftmtftcM it was up 81 percent, 8. Machinery affects the manufacturing dccUhAttans thost, yet employment In the manufacturing Industries in June, seconding to National Industrial Confer'enco jfdfctrd Igurcs, wag 5 percent above the 1929 average; where*" In the ncn-manufacturing Industries, Where teenpotogy plays a much less Important role, employment wiki 8 Per­ cent below the 1929 average, . "There may be sound arguments for gcnoikl reduc­ tions In work'ng hours ln American Industry, but the facts do not Indicate that Industrial mechanization Is one of them" tha Institute declares. "If mechanization creates more jobe than it destroys, which all of the facta Indicate that it does, It Is not logical tn assume that it Is the cause of today's unemployment. Dividing factory work by shortening hours would not give Jobs to-farmers, carpenters, bricklayers, architects, ac­ countants. clerks, salesmen, stenographers, housemaid* tiiitl members of "cores of other occupations w»d profes­ sions. Dividing factory work by reducing hours would not Increase the nation’s total purchasing power becauw the *nmo amount of work would l>e done by more persons add S Green Valley likewise |>e divided and not lner«*«eo. Reporting The Wpr . How would you like to be « war correspondent • in Chins? Better than that, how would you like to be a woman war correspondent in China? That a t least would give you some excitement which would make time light on your hands for many months to come, if the version o> that life as recorded by Edna l.ee Booker In tha current Cosmopolitan is reasonably authentic. ’ A full fledged war correspondent for the Iht'efwayoo.1 pnblfclty it is getting oi tlonal News Service, she Is one of the Very few women Recently Invited to IteW book "Excklul”, it would reporters who have gone to war. l Uiohsend* of ilollxr*. visit General Wu Pel-fu’s home In, Paotlngfu as a guest of the warlord’s wife, she watched nor host go off to war 2b* President t ot Mesico he* W d Prartdpn’l Rooeeveit In at the hend of his army, "Some of them looked to be not more tnkn thirtcztt or mdeMkldb l*p*nA*e klrsrvkxton i rMns end ItallaA Intervention fourteen,” she reports. "Fastened to the knapsacks hn 1 RpalA. Thnhk hrkvrna we’re tn- their Inicks were trench picks, shovels, lanterns, teapots, vtivrt oh SI oiled paper umbrellas, alarm docks, and hot water bolljeaBehind them, like a rnravan of death, came heavy wooden t.We see Where Vittorio Me»»o* lln lp e ld a rail on President coffins suspended on poles from the shoulders of the Roosevelt the other illy. ITobsLfy coolies. Tho soldiers feared that If kUled In battle and left 108 to akpliln whst the old on the field their spirits would roam through eternity Meant when ho eakl the without an abiding place." r fi* ' Inn* are ■ pvace loving naMiss Booker then slipped away and followed the army to the front and found heraelf In the middle of a major TNre. Hsruid DxM »sld she uirO battle, hiding in R gatehouse on top of a whtl, "I started fell her eoh slater tslents in get- to climb down tho wall," she writes. "There wig a whistle MSg her huitmml reprieved by I overhead. Another—and another. A long range gup bad OtAerel Prince, but the old girl "hotted my observation post—I waa being shelled! I ran In ttm Walt until l» grt* oat of for the nearest trench—it was ho shallow I had to bend WltolB togerre shooting her mouth nearly double. It waa not altogether empty. Here ^ R. N. NIPPER CAR RADIOS FORD *84 • • «• • • Tr • • READY FOR SALE P H IL C O 6 T U B S SILVER MARSHALL 179 ‘•••••••* RCA-Vfctoy—Model M—34 We hare Just rec e l v e d a freah shipment of good broken farm mules Which are ready to be sold. PRICED TO SELL BAUER RADIO SERVICE “Ask Y ear Neighbor" 105 W. 1st. Phone 29 - C. E. BENTON rare** Sieve « Oeifry A**. WERT-The JEWELER D tam oiidg A n d W a tc h e s F in e W a tc h A nd J e w e lry R e p a irin g b ls m o n d M o u n tin g A n d E n g n tv la g i SEE US FOB * toniU* : qld ,*ge aaeHtence 4 e* * it ‘elvkys go lo Floridltn*. A tw a ti xwpurj from the Slats'* Welfare Hoard shows Date coun­ ty. for laHiano', taking care ot US Old. folk* from Urorgts, 11 I M .New York. (T frmn Ohio, Sod onty I I who are native Flo-Sutasg; . jri M agic Canary Feeds • , , , “GET IT POg A SONG" HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO* W. n tttT OT. m PHBNB 41 - fhM » M i W.000,000 eutumobllvl IS the United kilgtea, compand with SdOOOvOOO to aU the rert of I GLASS i ............... p a in t s QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof ProdiMtf Picture F mt «1A5 will publish a flpfccial edition next Wedk thttt Will bo mailed away to over 1*000 prtMpBotivb winter voitm *. THb edition will be filled with intdrektih^ news atortee and advertisements about Sen ford and County. It will tell what Sanford has to offer thS ttrnhy people who visit Florida tevery year. It wUl tell them why they should visit Sanford and Semlholb County. The Herald's “Mail-Away” edition will be this bounty's super salesm an and should sell prospective winter vis­ itors to Florida on the idea that Seminole County ie th e best plate in Florida to Spend the winter or to W tfs1 their permanent hbthfe. . . . * , A'Be sure to ordat* your extra 6bpiee of this edition early bedtuse the sribply will be limited. Orders of ten or ten for �’e4—e— !S ! -— ’ ■ ' D o c ta i f i n ‘ S k lG R A il JO kbA f}, S scM y Editor Picnic I* r. W « ‘ ‘hJ&ilL Social Calendar THURSDAY will ba • meeting at Sid* P. T. A. a l l i f t o'clock, o t n ^ r i will ka Installed. Tb* Seminal* lubeok* L<*!|" d tM i.a i 1:09 P. M. at th* r*Uowa It*M, AU, m*mb* tk m if 4iiU rahaarawt. DM Gardner* Circle of Hit CSob will Meet a t 10:00 • t Ike home of Mr*. P. C, Scout* will meet at >Home a t 3:4S o'clock. , / . i n ,P*atr*t Circle of the Oarte a Club will m*«( at the hem* Of .Hr*. 8. o . BhlnhoUor at 19:00 i a'elaek. i - ; BATUBDAY The ladies of the , Congrag*1 Church with hire. Qeerr* I aervin# as chairman ary pre. it to itra * a pot roast supper p a th * Parish House a t 0:00 e*alock fit THe erald Staff Personate Members of “ftm Sanford Her­ ald ■ta n and lh*lr~l?l*n<l» anJoyed | pjrnlh at Daytona Iknyb yaatarday afternoon. W ring 1h*J afternoon ewlmmlni and tam es were enjoyed, after which a pic* hie aupper wag eerred. Ttioee rmJoyinK thle occaaloti were: Hr. and Hr*. 11. L. Dean, Mr. and Mr*. W, th Ihmu Mr.! and Hr*. O. A. Hulnra, Mr. nud Mr*. John Callam, Hr*. Illanche ricRren, Mrs, M. W. H arriett, Mr*. *Q. C. Jordan, and III* Mlsaaa Paanl* Iliacer*, Sara My rick, Edna Ulrars, 1‘eg.ty Ortmhatl, KHtnhelli Tulen, Mn■alia Jordan and Marsarat Tilley. Alto Raymond Monialvnli:*. any Wornf, Ulrnn aorocak, Ju ll*n ttenitroni, liny Mann. Holm Dean, Dili Ilotloway, John Al­ len, Vernal Carroll. Cieger llcr* rln. and Jame* liolloway. friend* of Mrs. Er* HlnetUy wni re ire t to learn that tfka la co nf Iowl 'to bar hem* mi Cam­ eron Avanu* with a broken arm. Mrs. joder Cam*>nn and Mr*. Andrew carraway tell todny for Waahlnrton, D. C. wliero they wtll *lrit Mr. aad Mr*. An y Carraway for several deck*. Prtanda of Oaerc* Turner, Will b« sorry to learn that I* confined, to tils home, West Second Birr* l, with broken arm*. Jr.. h lln two Mr*. W. I. Hughey Irfl tndov for Miami to be with her iIhiikIi ler, Frame* Mao. who |* lo tinili-nto n major operation- nt IlieVictoria Hospital. « u in^ley es Over Junior Plans Sale tin . t . I* Ingtry pcsilded Mrs. J. I., Ingley, pralldent, tits m e e t i n g of- the presided over th e 'opening meelTog Oslld which iuei Monday ef l!ie Junior High School P. T. A. afternoon at the i : p i * c o p a l which was. held yokterrtay *rt*rChurch.. i lUpqrt* w*ro‘ (Iren by all ,*ir- tloi'rt, The inerting wa* opened with els chairmen. It was oimoaureU that th* (Uild would put op a He Is.tda 1’iayer aft*r which • upper tor the men of (ho dbitrrh project* for the y**r\whlch had i ny: in* boatd ooaiu b y ‘tha oa o e i t t at the r.irlth House. iwm rtComnieiidnl. Courliislnn of th* tu n ­ Were dlSCLiicd. Tlha Rtoat Imporaale oi ic as* meeting a *iuU1 hour wus lu it was the pro| them, and child enjoyed. |fn ileu r> Were Mrs. tt msgayincs ly P. MonsalfaUe. Mrs. Dick Hntwn rvn f. r tho pmrhnne « L n moving picture macliiye to hrhtg eduonand Mr*. Ch'atles Sleeuworth. Tbea* alltiiwln* warwi Mm. J. tl.-nal slid travel picture* to the U. Inslay. Mr*- M. MluarU.Nr*. children. Dr. Turner . f Jackionville gnve Ilawkln* . Coiniill) lira. Joseph Mclseh, Ur*. W. A. Adunn. Jr.. m Interesting talk on the care Mr*. (Jlani, Llucl*, Mr*, ft. F of the -ccth. .Mis. \V. Wl Ooetsch, Mnnaalvatgn. Mrs Hick Drown. prngnm chan nan, introduced the Mr*r Charfci hhepworth. Mr*. 1-nt.i . for the nflrtnoan which II. I* Perkin*, Mr*, Until* Peak*. ttirluded Mi>X\ .n*. Chspmin who Mr*. A. M. tVatls >f Jaekautv r|iof,e eii "tioial Times In the \ III.*, Mrs. Hey wood Walker, Mr*. Home’ and "Family Travel* ToHenry McLaulin. J r . Mrj IV. M. g rilie t' Min I'm Inline Takaeh Hupt, Mrs,WI*e<.ui>, Mr* Vail Lov­ i*o « talk on "tiam et In the ell. Mr*, flep. Miliary, Mr*. Mar­ Home." , 'tinJ' *' Mi*. A. M. The meeting wa* dosed by the tin T A. Choral Prayer after H'ldllpV '■ which lofre-hnienta were served to n Urge number. New Plymouths And Mrs. bertha .Jenkins Meeting Is Held Dodges Arrive Herb Entertained H.F.Club By Missionary Group The firat shipment to Sanford Mrs. Bertha Jenkins entertained Mr*. E- H- Lani'T, preaided of lD3a model Dodges and Piy- tli- It. F. Club 0. E. H. Ust night oror th* monthly bn*tn*«a and mouth* wat unloaded at the Io.mI at h«r home on Twelfth Street. prmram meeting of th* Ml**h'n-| freight yard* yeateniay by Keel I Attractive arrangement* of co*i.i r end fern were placed at In­ ary Bdblety of th* (first Meth- nnd Son*, ndlal Church which wa* held! Included In the'comljnroent was tel vul* atout the rooms. Through* Monday afternoon at tli* church, four new Dodg,* and four new out the evening panic* and conTho moetlnC wua opened by a Plymouth* and thre* of lb* tight trils were enjoyed. Mm. It. t*. f iiB w i t f j f i u O n >*/ mn. "A Chars* to Keep 1 have already been aold, Mr. Krtl Mnvwrll wa* awarded a prise in u I liriitopher (t'olumbua contest II*are." Mr*. I*. A. Chapman led staled. IM ltT a I WIT M |p prayer ntter whirl) Mm. M. The new auto* war* shipped nnd Mr*. James lluff Won tcrvmo It. Strickland road tho First direct from the factory in Detroit pi lie. and will ba displayed In the show Psalm, Mia, Stella . M.-ore, Worthy Deports from ottlcer* and!room which wa* recently reined- [tir-m l Matron, railed during the atandlnx committees were given.,tied. | w illing. Mm. Murray Jarvis was It was announced that tho week' Mr. Keel stated (hat he antlci*'! • iiou-t! with a surprlm handkrr•: i: h - i > ( ‘i l f R t O of prayer was N o v .J through paled a faady market In Sanford iho-f shower in honor of Iter birthNor. 14. Talk* wor#7given b y,for tlio new model*, day which wni yvslcrday. At a Isle 1tV i rillii i li f .i I it III. several, whu altendvd Iho umn , ■' I our refreahmenls wore served by meeting litld In Orlonito recent­ Iho hostesses Mrs. Jinhins and ly. Plana wt-r* dUcuuctl and Mr*. Odsal Crosby. Fsili guest was ny w j u f i m n h b p CITY NEW S BRIEFS presented with a favor which was •jrnrnm m JoaCo—naad* completed for a reception 'to b* riven Monday evening, Del. It, i r « i l l s i H Pram P ear O r.l a sail boat luadu by Mrs. Vivian from T:T0 o’cloek uni II in od Rotary official* this morning. Th* Welsh, o’clock, in the home of Mr. and U rlxcuc wtll b« served al 6:-"0 Those mjoying this occasion Mrs. IV. C. Hill. {o'clock to ltolari*ni and their taerui Mrs. Oitenl Crost^', Mrs. G. Th* inerting wn* then turned guest* although an Invitation has V. Hailey, Mis. G. E. McKay. over to Mr*. 8. tl. plrtcher, been extended to conic earlier and Mrs. John Courier, Mrs chairman of Circle Number Two, enjoy the fscilltl** of tho Bpring*, Ctvmhiuv, Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker, who wa* In chargn ot lha pro­ Mrs, F. J. Ilmtlli, Mrs. Eugene gram. The topic of |h* pro­ Tim Hanford Chess and Clieekor u iK,Kj„ , j) ,,. U sny Kent, Mr*. gram wa* ''Heloaslug Women Club will hold Ha tegular weekly Jfutray Jarvi*. Mr*. It. C. Max* Around the World." Those tak­ meeting tomorrow evening as lt}wi.||i Mrs. If. IV'. Turner and Mrs, ing part wera Mr*. S, ft. Fletch­ n-n* last week, according to an Hertlm Jenkins. er, who talked on Igdla and announcement made ycsh-idny by Hlam. Mis* Juuo Wnddidt, J*|ian A. C. Midden, «rcrel»ry of the ndnry-trrusurer, pious were ms'tf Mr*, c- A- I la / h e r China, Mr*.-organisation. The meeting will t* for a Hntlpwu’mi Uarnlvol olid I t . - W. T nrtieT . Ttni-ev mid Af-jhrld In the club rimmt of the party t<> be held un Hie Him i t Men. Mrs, lim a Doris gave the Vsldes Hotel starting al A:*sa lawn Oct. lv All ineiuli. rs word coneludlog talk , comparing tho nVInck. asked to atlend a *pt«lnl meet­ women who had accept i>d Chris­ ing to bo hrid Friday nt 1 ;0n tianity nnd Ihe one* who h a d !l. F. Itatais, of Altamonte o' dock. Ort, 1^. at me borne' ' Ngetmr h*o i a —e e a ic n n a r - lint. Tho nu-Dng wn* then tins- Springs. I* undergoing lreulmont of Mr*, Iloll, en t'u) West Hid ed by repeatlug of tlio fgird'.i at John* Hnpkln>. lliwpllal In to roiuplet* plntH fur llui rnrul Prayer. f llsltlmora, Md. Vary little lmval. ----------------------- | pror*m*nt In hi* roiidlllon I* The hnsteea served refr«*t>Sauerkraut juice and prune noted, arrnrdlng In n report re- munis to thu fullonlai;: Mr*. JuJuice maku pleaianl variations irlred her* today. lint, Wltson. Mr*. It. «. Clninrn, from the mortiin'r nrangu juke. Mr*. F. 8. loimsuK, Mi*, n. T, A ipcrlal meeting nt the Flor­ *108 W . n n » l 81. Clouded eye* and brittle, rough ida Waterway* Association wjll Pearson. flilU Mr*. J ■ J. Hollr. cutkle nre two result* of nervous- bo held In Orlando Friday, Oct. Sanford, Florida n en and lark of slerp. IS, according to Information re­ Sour cream is used by many ceived today. A delegation frum housewives in preference t» sweet. They think it adds « mellow flat or, Seminal* County *111 attend lbs liic*| In b-hnlf of the 81. Johnslitarl collecting unusent batth*. Indian ll|v*r f'niinl. Any who and boxes to use in packing do.Ir* to ntla'ul iho no**lon are IJars requested In contact (h . chan. Christmas goodie*, her ot Cdtnmorce. . "lartak feaBT LULL-” - - ■WW M ."P«N T . (Among Urn. fowlgn .t*»U«nU o il.. Th* original Japan, .Chines* number mom praieflt Manchoako* * H I BEUUN, Oct, 1 !.-0 P J-T lia t than ten 11m*i m many u any medic Tungua, ■ mew quit* renrrable i r a h M ot medical or* fertn t from th* Chlaaaa, • rsnluilona Ihrbughout ih* world, other nnllonallty. th* Ancalapla* atstt with Ita cotied icrpanl, has been dises­ — V * tablished by th* Itelrh Labor Front Medical ;t;ori*e. ftolch .la­ bor tmdlrOa Will wenr nn 'their And eqllsr* th* haelent dennanlr run* of Ufa—a three prongedlike sign. NAZI! BA To- v f t i i CAM LEAD THEM TO C O t i d ^ A it T o il ca ^ t m a k i them thjnk ( Many, Maty Womtii Say Cardui Helped Theta1 H> ta k in g Cirdul. th o u * * ' find* uf w om en h a r e found Ih ry rnn av o id m uch o f th e ‘ m onthly B u fferin g (h e y uned to endure. C ra m p in g Hpell* nngging pain* a n d ja n g le d ' nerve* ca n he reliev ed — e ith e r by C a rd u i o r by a phy* nlclnn’s tr e a tm e n t. Holden eaidng c e r t a i n painn, Cardui aldn In build- ( lng up the whole njwtem hy | helping women to gtl mure' (strength from their food. Fanlul with directions for home use hy women, may be AluntmenD ill l.nmlmi nre calleil bought at the drug store. (Pro; finis. nnunred "Cant.u I.") 9*gyll**l C*|i«iQ v i o n a STUa p t DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALER H A N FO IU ), caw ' FLO R ID A Tkm —And— Have just received a car of four New 1938 American Ueuuty HODOE CARS mid you are in­ vited to call at*REEL & SONS parade, 301 W. First St., to look these cars over. Or phono lf>0 and ask for a demonsrntion and i salesman will call. V IA 7“ Vwslf. Uf VIA'V h Auto Supply Mrs. J*k* Roily wa* alrcled chairman at lh« matting of rtrrla Number Two of tho Chrlatlan Church which w«» held Mooday arternooB at the homo of Mr*. J. I. Ntblack. During th* bu*ln*»* »n*»lon Mr*. J, J. c*t** wa* atarted sec-1 k W A HEATINGSERVIC Commanders Mrs. Jake Bollv I h N amed Circle Head DAV/S'I To m v * I ? N .Y MART/Kl 1. R A D I A T E S h e a t i n t o a f o c u s e d c o m fo rt z o n e w h e n H e a t-R e fle c ­ to r D o o rs a re o p e n . 2. C IR C U L A T E S h e a t th ro u g h o u t th e ro o m w h e n H e a t-R e fle c to r D o o r s a r e c lo s e d . Double aid nECZE LOOK FOR THESE FEATURESi N» qstk « U W S*ha sag 1. H e a t-R efle c to r D o o rs 2. H e a t-R a d ia tin g Pina 3. B ig V olum e W a rm A ir C irculation ____ 4. Fuel-S aving B u rn er R E S ! N O L ---------------------- In Celebration of 43 Years of Service to Central Florida ThM la th e o n e o u ts ta n d in g e v e n t o f th e y e a r w h ich a n im a te g C e n tra l F lo rid a s h i p ­ p e r s t* a n a c tiv e in te r e s t in n ew fa ll s p p a re l a n d h o m e fu m l» h (n g a . B ocsuae o f th e m srveJou* u v l n g a o ffe re d , i t 's th e a is o f eo n v erssU o n in ev e ry h o rn s I n , itra l F lo rid a . Sale Starts Friday, Get 15 f*1’ r , and Continues for 14 Selling Days Ending Saturday, Oct 30th IW E L L -D R E W C O * Lsngwt Btorw—“Quality DU It" Touchton Drug Co. Offers VeeW End Sj>eci«lit n it HUHNtMl 60c Pfttt Ruftfehik Alcohol....!....... ..17c 60c IpMfe* f M h Paste.::....................37c 50c Ph^Npii Wrtk of MagneFin. ....... 37c fl.O0 FouhtAM feyringea............. 69c 11.00 h o t Bottles ........... . .. 69t S5c Vfcfci *r‘ .-r, Teuchtn Drug Co. yyvs S-1 ** & ; c u t p r ic e 4 BTohfi wIW s A Ileffattm d r itin B ii 1*1 In attrndsntil Hi U ) hour*. PHONK 32* DELIVIHY SERVK i: St f i ................ HEATERS W h e n th e H e a t-R efle c to r D oors o f Coleman O il B u rn in g H eatera a re open, th e ir sh in y alum inum su r­ face reflec t! th e h u t in to a focused co m fo rt zone. *Slh^'V W h en do o rs a re -closed, a la rg e volum e of heat flow s ir i '" from th e re g iste r Ip th e to p o f th e h e a te r and circulates In to every nook a n d c o rn e r o f y o u r rogm , which helpa keep floors w arm . M any o th er neviv modem features provide more daan, health fu l h eat at kaa coat A n d the new Btream*Un«d cabinets, w ith beautiful w aln u t-b ro w n , D uroplaatic E n am el F in ish e s,. vrttich will n o t crack, chip o r peel, harm onize w ith tine horns furnishings. Only in the C olem an will y o u find so many m odem , o u tsta n d in g a n d convenient features that provide extra c o m fo rt Baa our new line of Coleman Heaters today! SCO TT 111 MAGNOLIA AVE. CARRAWAY Ina, m TT* ml FH O ^U l Mb i- 4 V * a 'l 1 r.tt — �m SPORTING Jack McDowell Drives Rollins Gridders H ard In Effort To WORLD 4 A Bolster D e fen siv e A b ility srs Will Be Altered Carl Thompson And Carry Brmdey Forced To Sidelines With Injaries Although Brsdey Expected To Start Friday Btafc, Vttana Gmtd. U * T o AftOKNTINC TEAM WINS mrxico crrr. oet is.-<W - A r n X i M i polo tntiraaUaaalitU Safaaiad Mm Ico, 1S T T n f r d ir In ISo ro b W match of a Ihrro^am* aartaa, T h r * » « l ran i haM Um wlnnrrm Ir Um UM ft to rh ak k an hat coald aocmaka ap a 4 1 aa raataia Um Anr»allaaa salaad la Um flrat Uraa parlodp. Tj i I* Dagsaa . M the korlOK with aU Saala. JOB PRINTING • 4 * that M * M ,ta l Wm that aharp aa in h a l i y i ih« M at Mb PHONE Seminole Printinf Co. Try a Delicious . . Fine W atdT Repairing Diamond Setting Complete Lunch AND Engraving . McLauHn, Jeweler 111 & rath A m 2 GALLONS Of TRAFFIC OIL PLYMOUTH DEALER M f W. 1ST. 8T „ SANFORD Clauiftm d Adoertimanmtt SCOW'S GULF Have Just received the first car foad oflO ffllfod el PLYMOUTH cars to arrive in Sanford. These cats can. be aeen.on display at REEL * SONS» 301 E. First S t, or phone 100 for a demonstra­ tion sp d a salesman will call. They ere beauties. u ». >-• c ,ir» SERVICE STATION ^ iw ll mo* M m m J • * ** * ti **. - nsr ™ Hv* ' *► * Vj. . hp * % t»* . '' t % , f I • �DAILY H A N FO R D , ll s FLORIDA, •THE SPANIARDS’ RETURN TO FLORIDA Yoltmteera Question Is Submitted To lnGroup WAR RUINS FRAME INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT rnahdi Immediate Committee Session conflict remained J a g f* arar. 8L Augustine, F la. oldest city In th* United State*, celebrated Columbus Day with an historical pageant to mark th* 800-11 anni­ versary of th* building of Port Malantas by the Spaniard*. Actors playing th* re)** of Don Honllsno AdelanUdo. governor of Spanish Florid*, and Don Antonio Arrendonda, ipllltary engineer, ar* shown rwuoaetiag th* ehooalng of a alt* for th* fort. F o rt Mb tansaa has jo s t bean restored as a national monument under th* National Park Betrie*. ' . Kiwanians Report Bnmper Tourist On Developments' Crop Expected At District Meet In Florida Soon Delegates R elate In- More-Than 9 Million ,c*M*U A t. A b-1 Visitors WJli.^pend iruilfn* Conv'enOort ’ Bfllion This Winter Report* og, tha Florida KlATLANTA, C»„ Oct.. 14. —W wsnl* Convention was the tea- —Southern rasorts from Aahavllle, tar* of th* regular Klw*nls,N u y ta|n,f ru>f U it ni^ht wMkly luncheon held V ^ * * * Jiy put out the welcome met for 3,lo th* grill room of th* Valdai qq^ q^ t o ^ u t , aipactad to spend Hotel at l l : U o'clock aa Jallua g,,ooo,OOOJK» during thla Winter Ding fabler waa Iba main apeak• r sad hia aubjact w u on lha Such ^ ,-jn fiu , 0( »iUn worshipproceedings of lha eoavwntlon u . lh since cowspwaled h r Mrs. Burdkk. - s . 'M a s r j S 'i J S f i i i a gf kMhy I n t e ^ I r t i W u r a a ot th . whrfl W kltrr bU, t | T* H W*. estim ated O o rC tk f t. 1 * 1 1 o t penditur. of e.ch,*l “ rJ ^ A . Wu ; nnj r i ^ « ! MW omewte te r tea com F terM . a £ l n jfll rr e s te s t number of I * ic . sHtstS ww P potat on th# sta te m rrtln g Btmoon In North Doyle of Tallahaaa**, *T0y tho Florida District Oovemor. --------------u t 1 . 8 Dakar ot Umatilla, U . * Oovemor. || r . ntngfalder wont R I ta lia n O! Ow t* state that tho nest ronvaog rin i w a­ llow In Florida, to be »"*« »•** S hU IC O i n yoor. would Uk# place l a th# ^ ~ 7 T Ctty ’o* BaraaoU. I *0M E, 0 *tw 14. Thoaw attending tba const*- am Italian offleof* i Uo* from Us* Iom J d*h war*: have bean kilted m Mr. Dtngfaldar, Mr. Ool*maa,'Mr. "Ethiopian handlte,’ Mtertman. Bjdaay J. Nla. Jwdga announcamant *4id I , i w» H uu s £ . r F ather j . L K rttegha# and,,ala* o « of Ethteploa tea M n .! p ta g fsM o r.. ■ od Mrs, W #*h^*../. .75 ’Are Slain Aa Train Is Bombed it-lA l-ln a ir* gent artillery killed oi wounded 11 persons In a destructive botebard ment tart ulaht or this be­ sieged clir, lb* one* proud cap­ U. S. Sailor Injured ital of all Spain. The number of casualties W»* When Shell Frag­ given out In an otflrlnl govern­ ment report alter a night ot ter­ ments- Spray Ship ror In which approilntately T** shells blasted the heart ot the ..SHANGHAI, Oct. 14.— d ir. Poor of Iba sheila bit Ma­ (AFlr-Gre*t sheila crashed drid'* skyscraper—tba talaphnn* ‘Irtlo the heart of war-torn building—which *lnca lha civil I, • i-aa us. steamy Domuatumeni I rum dapanesg. guns has reducnl the I’ootung Industrial area of Shanghai’* International Sat* war bagan ha* bean atm tk 111 Shanghai to ruin*, aa this plctura ahowa. Just aeroaa the Whanrpoo rlvar I* th ai International Bat­ time*. tlcment today killing and Casualties ware haarr on lha tlement which haa escaped a similar fit*. The building with the pointed tower Id the . Cathay hotal wounding ‘more than 100 • ;gran eta where one ahell aa- which Chine* flier* accidentally bombed early In the conflict. Chinese civilians. plodad clond to a crowd Iearing Milton Hiatt of Crystal Hirer, n theater.' Fii„ a private la the Fourth RagtAt Hendaya' Insurgent ofllcara ment of United States marines CITY NEWS BRIEFS aaid flan. Fraiirlern Franco'# was wounded In lha left arm dur­ headquarters would 1>* lran*f«ring th* Shanghai battle. Marina red anon tram Salnmnnca to defenses ware subjected to a con­ Ban heoaatlan to direct a major, tinuous sprey of she post sad offanalre aaalntl Catalonia In j shell fragment* for two hodiw, northaaat Bpaln. Tlie amt of lit* ' Marin* aulhorlti** did not rrgard lnaurgent'a d r ll gurefnment Hiatt's Injury aa dangarous. Reports from several commit­ would ramaln at- Salamanca In Japanese and Chlnaaa armlaa ter* of the Sanford Lions Club Charges Made That weilern Bpaln. were battling with' . ranawod Were made at their short meeting Federal Group Fa­ fury for control of th* Meanwhile Franco'* troop* worn In tho Valdes Hotel last night, pushing tteadllr toward (lljon In approach** to th# Orient1# To BeginNextW eek vors L e w i s ’ CIO moat John Calloway, secretary, an­ AatuHaa prortnra cleaning up Important commercial city, nounced today. Ihla laat remaining fragment of Th* fighting raged overhead aa ,, a “ T S i--- Tj — r \e ri DENVER. Oct. W .-W V -T ht gorarnment-held tarrllorj In north- >, Chin*** planes attempted to raid CentralFlonda C Of C A m rrk.n F ederation ot ubd west Bpaln a*, apeadllr a* poa-l a Japan*** airfield In the Yang* slble In order to mik* troop* I Meeting Is Postponed d efie d >e*t*ru*y to *»w con <CawMswag aa pwgw tw s) , arnllahln for aen lr* alaawbera.I gross to keep lha Nation*) Ubol Th* tilth annl/4r*ary meeting ........... . . The ahrlllng appeared to cornel Local Farmers K ill. of tho central Florida Council of * * * * from a ihreaqnarter clrrla aa- . ot Chamber, of commorc* o r .r ' n i \™ # * «h* n wllh John L toadlng around Madr|jJ from th e' Enormous Wild Cat Inally scheduled to b* halrt In *** " r?b* t '* °' , h^ _ _ 1 weal and north weal. Sanford on Oct. |» ha. hem " ■ " ‘’ L M After hounding tba trail of A Manx of the explosive* fall In I, postponed until Nor. I, T. K. f t* 1 the to called nautal tone aroundFlorida wild cat through, t h * Simpson, president ot th* Cen- f»voe*-<l ^ ,^*J**!* „ i degas growth of Kursk* }!*«*• tka foreign amhaa*lea. tral Florida Uonacil, . announced *n" « ! f«mv.nllon . * • * * * » “ A -sh eh mat aa bad. tkraugta Ibah itewah for, M M ,d ln a lg i i s P q | 1*0*4 h*n|*r* wllh the|r dngtfl* pkyttght ot lha M lnlitrr ofKor-f algn Affair* llutldlng and tende^f nally got lb* cat into th* opqn In lh* preaa room, forcing n*wt-,j wh*r* he *** shot by Clark paper correspondent* to lake rat- ' Laonsrdy. uga i n . atorm cellar*. >, Th* oat tor »ume, Urn* had A piece of shrapnel shattered ( besn mote sling rsttls and bog* a window only a few Inrhaa ' In th* vicinity and Mo«day altfrom where a correspondent eati' •rnoon the- (>unt*r* Ml out In working. ■•arch of th* marauder. For«ftoandi belonging to “Sir" Vetaaoret Btraet In tba renter , of Madrid suffered h aarr, dam 'tFlofkla Tower and Light ComEarnest chased lha eat through age, a* did lha onttrlng suburb tha w^odi and Into lha roadnanr ipany. of Venlaa, tba home of Mr. Fort, whara It The electrical power will be wa* killed by Mr. L#<m»rdr.Th* The Oran Via and Calte Al­ (generated while the diesels are cat w#a shoot three feet lonk cala were strewn with debris as | pumping water Into th* atorag* and welgbsd approitmataly <0 the rebel artillery evidently a t­ flank* and th e.p er klllowat cost pounds. tempted to find the range of the Iof the current generated In this llanrjr Talefoolca Building, Membera nf tha group war*! manner will be scarcely negligible, Fran eta Meriwether, Clark LbonStreet c a n and automobiles on it waa Indicated, the Puerto Oal Sol ware forced | The shipment of machinery con­ ardy. Mr. Fort, W. A. Adam*. to halt when shell, gent up gey-i •■Bly** Karnast and "lied" Btmms, sists of two ISO horsepower Fair* ears of pulverised concrete and > banks-Morse delsels which will re­ ■tone. place the two 100 horsepower Cheer Leaders Call Many person* believed that For Co-Operation th* bombardments heralded am*. Jar. enemy *tteah upon Madrid. .Tb* cheeb'.'imisrs of th# S*mUola ! High Sehibl cheering cocp this, hiymlttg during th* r*gul*y weekly chapel program, aakad thp student body for mors co-opera­ tion during th# high school foottall games. Mra. Ilnlnhandt Bladenbura. ward J. Itslmann. ! J y o r old Miaa Marjorie Cogburn, Matter vice president ot tba Florida Au- Philadelphia t«iy stationed on V*' of th* group, msda th* rwqoaat. dubon Society, of Maitland, and tea aou.hwast coast ot Florid. *“ » T ° 7 u icom te'e Mias Cogburn also announced that Alesandef Hprunt. J r , ot Char- Where ha atudlea tha rumpl|cat- . Central Fieri,U*c mrgaphoncs have been ordered for lesion. B. C , h a s. boan appoint- Od Dork movemanU and aeason- * ' J , rw* Seminole Delegation use at th* games and would arrive ad official Florid* delegates to al distribution of bird*. During se«rw l eonrert, To Go To Water Meet in lima for tha game at DaLand the llrd annual convention ot h i. y-ar's wardnn.blp. ho ^ SaTTn neat week. thoM*Uooal Association ot Au » * • " • " • " J ^ “ b‘* th . I .le .t band music an dubou Bocletleo to ha held In M ^a to bird on lh, pl»n, toT purchaal Osteopathic Society th* American Ituasnm of Natnrnl cMrautlo* will Uy special comp,rt# M( of un|ri>rm, History In New York City Ocl.l ^ * * 0" ,he t1f ” " a , ^ . n t e l h * b*n'». «*> Meets In E uftif t l to **. C. J t M uon, presldmi I. u i ' SJ POco*. I*1*" “ enter) of the Florida Boclaty, annuanc- "M ” ri' ,lr 1 " b' . . "?« D** near future and b Th*{ Mid Florida Ort*opathlo Boclaty will hold It* rogalar - J 2 S - ----------- ... S t s H a S I S l f S monthly mM linf at th* Lah* Cos uly Country Club, Eu*Ua, on Thursday, 0 *1- 14. *L T:#d P. M. Fair Labor Board Mrs. Reinhand t Sidenbuvp: Named Florida Audubon Society Delegate S L rr^ , - V *-~;e * -‘<y ' ,/ ‘ Dr, j . It- fltfoson of f t , Wtarsburg will 1*od ail • lltertratad ™ Railroad Emplo discussion , Which Mr, M srantetu la r sail pv**Bk*Uon vol*4,,te aw ay wllh th . maaffag ,a#hg-; M «4,V • « ' w**k o» ss.-JV marnWrs win bo abl* to s ltta f Heyward Walker Address Dairy 1 Foreign A rea Of S h an g h ai Is Bombarded OneHfindred Civilians Killed' A s Japanese S h e l l s Fall Into International Area N ight Of Terror See* 700 Rebel S h e l l * Blasting Building* Of Proud Madrid MADRID, oei. 1 V»a* f*U*tewd b r ibe p b /te g Established In 1908 Fear wardens from th* Florida Saaataaric*. Ihre# nf whom haro spent tbeir liven la th* wild* of tropical Honda, wift be gnasta Of tho Ai'octetlag, T har »*•! give oreonute of Qmir niperionena while snardlag tha apacU enter hlrda oa tha Florida Kay*, th* Klulmamp pmlrie and tho Krargledba, r Th*y or* Jim Durden, a native H the Kays: WUltem A- Itarf, whb.pnlroU th* marsh connlry of fea tam Flor­ ida, noiih of U h a . Otoacbohes: Marvin Chsndlmn ad th* Ki»- chair­ M d M public Interest In » * A U r f t „ umb, r of ,m- man. Th# meeting will b* held Im­ MOaslty for tho Immadl.t# #•• pU)yMl {nw t th# j , ek*oovlU# dls- mediately preceadlng tha aaulo* ihUahmani of lb# proposed * r - (rirt ta ,ttend*n«o a t th* of tha Waterway Congress and th* fl^adM National Park. Tb* A*, ( th* Claim Prevention committee will discuss a compraiMatlo* Is srging Immrdlst#**- CoremHu< City llsll hrnalva program for advert IsIng I lha sttractioaa of tha BL Johns £tUhm#nl of th* -“p«rk baforo ^ nfght. MMlatloo* may make th a s ro* Tha principal apeaksr for the itivor and environ*. ■A tor sssrissry psrpoett. occeeten wee J, B. Livingston, *• | Other mambara of tho Publicity Thd eo*v*uUon will oP*a F t f tU |M | tU tal a f w t for the Committee are: Gao. W. Glbha, of n Oct. It. with th* AUu)tia CoMt U s* In Orlando, JsckaaovlUa, Mayer Jno. W. CampIpHM iBBWU i•union aiiinBr Bi dlnciiiBid v i n i ptf mmnfl of hall nf Patalha, Karl Lthmann of Ttvara* and f , H. Hammer, p n a " * * * » ** «**baa. idant of tha IteU nd Chamber of 1000 with tb* sasssl **a*cteCo mm* ret. im dinner on T«**d*V. Oct,1 LIFTI8T1 gPLIT Thao* from Seminote County k* M which remarkshte now PARIS. OoL-14.—</P)-Thepow Had-Movie* of wild birds, ated* arfsl people'* front—Anion of who dr* expected to attend tha i l k i u A- Allan of ComaM' Uftiat putte* which haa ,mV- moating of tho Waterway C*ngr*u •Hmvlty, will b* shown. J nnwd Fmao* alaco L*on Itlam tomofrww *r*t TK H. Turin Id Iff*, ROrmlt Oooaavalt, son of tb«i asm* to power In Mar, !»«■ - H. H, Cateman, J, L. Marantatte, ■V - praatdant Theodore HooSO- split o pan If today 6v#r tbaaam* PMd Forward, Ralph Bagwell gad ■L I* proaMaat ot tha A*ao*te- asltad front aloctlon program. on " C bsimported Frao- turas." K»M Lahmana. aseroU rf of lha I a | o County Chiteb** Commarca, w |ll bo a guaat. P rallm tetrjr V a n s for tho D M convonlloa WUi bo dlsm iaad LOCAL WEATHER Moctlr cloudy paaalhty V thowara la poulh portion tog and Friday and In qorth*a«4 Uon toulgkl. Bomowjkat coldai north and sontral portion* night and la aonth n«d ***t | tlona Friday, Kstram* North’ Florida-M o*lly slondy tog and Friday cotdte tonight. - � 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, October 13, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 13, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/be86778ca5103b46444f5bfe17df671d.pdf e552b0a430e1cf729c15c19039d8a710 PDF Text Text r r/w»" .- - 'o r Natipnpi As Sbc Pick* Eight fc 'S e fi Them Down 4 ' To 2 Out O fP ^ jb U : j t y a f T h e S e c o n d S tr a ig h t W o rld S e rie s E vh t i v V ic to ry O v e r B U I f e r r y 's N e w Y o rk G i a n t s ; 3 8 ,2 1 6 S e e C h i l l y G a m e By ALAN OOULO • Maytatad Free* Sparta'BOUT DU) GROUNDS, NEW YOJUC, i> lh ■— i f }—Tbo conquering keh*: cl bhatad another recent' thing dhapter In 'ihihr beck imaging' boeeb.ll M*oetp)[«btayveturday by overpowering »e,af*ompanlntanl of' that .burei ef long-range!-fin aria*,’: Um Yankee* Meat* to I victory- *« •* - rekr G R O A N I N G 1G E R T R U D E E p i c t s j d f . ' S e r i e s B e tw e e n Y a n k e e s A n d G ia n ts ■v T V ataeetaeeC r m e Final atandlng of the team*: Wan Laat Bet Yankee* — — 4 1 400 m m Many Load FVootbttll 0 Ian U Mm .w * tk'% wwk. aa .they! prepare!far thalr • Initial - eu. h F W A ^o rta^ b . l7 * .'W jW '8*»urd*y. right, ,Qet,9.’ “Griwkbig ( Gertrude,H, th e .500* ' meehtne, eled-llk* In fpnn,* haa really toien groaning thl* ,w*tk at IM .cpeA Alet Waite,.fee ala yuan line aaeiatant to WetWm Wad* at Doke Unhrenlty, prepare* hk-front lln# defense* for-the <q.intn, conic,t. rfr»t prtae In the Oil toot. The eonleiU U IatB‘ ••ak wire eery good ie th e ir. ’« ittoqa^at. though ■ereeei gldtoh #y to Mlaet. Only * . Florid* to Win oVer Tempi* aed the flag] took*m i - 1 -‘.I* -4 >-|jr farer o« TOaiHe.'Jf Tempte' had loet to #IOrida’1i . ' b o htd/ bar* beta e big up*et la ' tba local elrcla*. '• Mr*. 1. A Wright of I II Mag- eotla Arena* rect oa the g*n>* a* eh* team* te play dered to bed by hit phyiiclan Fri­ day after a retepee ceuled by ea t' Ing food that did not agrra with htaA HI* phyelclana aal there waa BO cam* fnr alarm. . Maak wfll U 71 naal Dee. II. las$ified Advertisements 4 ,100 . : Pea reon’. Murphy end Dickey: Schumacher, Mellon, Ilreunan aed Denning. ‘ fourth game (g( Polo 0rodn3*)t YankMe Plfih gam* (at poloOroundet: •nketa -------- 4 1 0 flea game* K I740I.7. WaaiCbnta ■_ g r .w a u r P a n ia i ia r d a . > e r i H r e ra . . ra ln a lle .... la ie r H a r e u Xfrean ta . . Marmael* . ‘T 7 l- l* a r» a t» r __ ' Neatly all tba eontaataeu'wer* correct In fieklag ihe Wlecopeln Chicago gam* aa Wlacoealn wen lb* gam*. 4 fray defeated Cornell e game In which oely, throe con- S e c re t M anuevc A re P e J O y isTANoyii,' b e t, n Secret me neater* of the Turkteh army and naVy •designed to teat defenses along- the Aegean Sea worn carried out y n ttn lijr In the preaencu dt President Kamel Atm* lurk. • Only Turkish mlnleten and high military authoritiee obaenred the war game*. Foreign military attnchra’ and 'newspapermen were barred. ■ ' ' ljV, LONDON, —</P)-Mre. Charted A. IJiidbctgH flow abroad wttff her huband ynterday for the flret time ilnco the birth laat May II of thalr third eon, tmnd Mar­ row Lindbergh, i They flaw In the Colonel'a red end Mack monoplane from Bead­ ing to Lympne airport, near Lon* don, refueled and then took off for Munich, Germany. F o r S a le PQ W N SEE-U 8 FOR YOUR o i u l u b r ic a t io n FRONT A *L E AND BRAKE.WORK g as; Gerber* D ib its, 4 Year Plant*. Hibiscus, 1 Year Old. Fancy leaf Caladluma. All Color*. Rooted Cuttlnxa: Llgttalnim, Hibis­ cus, ParadtM Vino, Flame Vine. W ater Llllca, Bor Pknta. Rosa*. Poop Con­ struction, Landacaplnr- All Plant* Guaranteed. Gold Fish. W . C . H A R T L IN E Monro* Comer - TIRE SHOP .ka‘Ur“r PHONE >7 101 N. PARK L a rg e P ic tu re F o r $ 1 ^ 5 FRAME INCLUDED WtEBOLDT STUDIO Club’* altar* *71411.17,. 114.4*. League-! aba re. ITI40l.il. IMOc I | ■ t * * • * * M IR R O R S loctanta, picked Colombia •to win, Cornell * etroqg - elaueg aweptia victory erO Print*(on In -:e; gdera In whfch naartkph toaliktnate picked Hgat . White Sox And Cubs Resume Series Today _ C U 1CX0 P, All ceo u itan ii .w trqew reag.to tt* Notre beme-Illlnott* gome *aa they ’ployed ni e lie aed aeoeed- Qt C I t - tWV- T4 o Cuba and the White Boa, dead­ locked at two vletoria* each in their cUy charoylonehlp Bar lee nqd unable to d* .anything about a Y av aree' SSap* ' ....--------------------' a g o Qlaate ■-------------------- 7 II 3 Hadley. Andrew*, Wicker end Dtopey; lfebbeli and Denning. ... ■m,n ^ picked fir*-of the etorting linemen In eat* —— -J -— i |l • u»»!4t*by wording In the charging machine. They era, left k* Melton, rlfht, D<m OgUrle, Chicago, We* Dennla, Aehtrlll*, N. C., Al r'-hfinmea Bwno, -Lakeland, Hoe Soldattl, Bomer.worth, N. 1L, and Paul Bou. Smith’, n rannap and Panning. Attendance end rbcelpi*: tea..*La>alend. . », * , Yeaterdar'a gam* and total for •. Althoogh the Tare beet the Georgian* laat year,, td-13, they flea game* 4* follow.: *R\Uklng no ehanca* a* the thro* week* of twIerdaOy Mtakath Attendance 11414. 1SI.I4L Receipt* -lit,747, I l l i c i t . Commleeloneria (hare 111,112. 01, 1117.111.14,, (i) Player*, .hire, total for wee Marly ■ cor­ Flerida ‘ Tamale Pickpd th e’ two a lie. ■ ' od te pley a ‘. t k ' Mp p - to lb* cheeked Incurreet ’,’ ‘ ' Oeorgte d*t**!«d curare* Bed ____ 1---- 1 Reealle of remaeFirst game (at Yankee me­ diate): ’•> B M I ',ai»pu -------- ‘....v\.Ur % — 1 I I Yankee. ■ 7 o Hubbell. - number*. Coffman, Smith and Mancuae; Oomei and Dick ay. '• 'Racoddgaran (at’ Yankee 8tadlajnti atqnU 1 * 0 Ykpkno* --------- ------1— 1 7 0 Briton, number*, Coffman and Mkncoeo; nutting ae<] Dickey. 1 ‘Third game (at Polo around*): Teekeee — ..... ( g o yen wHh ■ elngla *«'># repwUd Fans Seiidjn,THeir kin opening gomo triumph over Urn OUoU. . ‘ . The. lanky CaetUlan porta War, by winning t^ro cooWata, .ran hU worW urlee record to- fire ‘'vfcUfiee,,wHh ni defeats. He beat Ike Cub* one1* la ,U>|J and the Winner eoalaei. whyt'M •ikbt. winger. gut) 0t.r> eight garnet to? ,\w l. of Coomb* aed Herb game* .weriT.lhMht of whom poetod.’ Mb* Newman wgewO without a *e|B*eh. Deeplte . penetre weather end' able* turned out to W ither the Qlento, after maklngVa., winning eland behind the .meuLCert Hubball Saturday, couWttrolong the (*»ua with tbav Brake* Bomber*. With the park less then two-thlrdi filled the gate receipt. Juet failed to teeah tn* mui ion -dollar mark. A n d F ig u re s l t-»rrqc?;ute^ •!** K'yaetordey becauae of r*ln, will rgtanv*. their battle today on the Bon home lot, Coralekey perk. , , 'Tex Carietnn, who pltehed to* •JJ Cuba to vktory la the opener laat re, Wadaeaday, wee neraed to hurl for •J” the National teeguare gad MonTy u , Stratton far the Bex,. REA D Y FO R SA LE . P A IN T S JLJTY— DEPENDABUJTV tlabu^gh Proof Products Try a Delicious H o m e -C o o k e d M e a l .te* Two game* will ba played .a t iret. Com Ink*y park, ehould ■a aavanth l »*' Mgtq il bw naceaaary,. It wBI be J re- played on the Cuba' WHgtey field. Carollni defeated gvWaterg la a t' eu rated a tarorito' , V e* UWI ■■ H EN RY A . R *vr-f*%4 . 1. A' V-* Uff- ■j K i The RegUtrmtion 2 GAL Of * vI1 �y^egvvvv Rcminoto Coont? M a e c a Fruil And VcfftUblM Thn Similar A m ?« America D A ILY NEWBt*APBI SANFORD, FLORIDA. AY, OCTOBER l'l, 1M7 Established In 1908 G JOE GETS POMEII IN FINAL SERIES GAME __ Two Killed And 2 Wounded III , G - Men Battle AI Brady, Notorious Gangster And Qfi Of Mob, Are Slolhr G-Man Is .Wounded No One Is Injured In 1 >A1 - -‘5On W -U A u t o s | L each Interests hieh S o v i e t Official Also Rode Consider Repair f City Commission H ears Discussion OfbldS&octure On Park Avenue iv e Japanese Airplanes H it Commission DelaysDe Question Of Opening molitlon Of Building Until Decision AvenueTo Business Ls Given A i r i mg Tne condemn* lien of the old build ire neat to the Princess Thosier was discussal a t length Oct. 18.— at the meeting af the City ComautomoDllea - g o n e r s In the City Hell (sit Detlsrloc the cnuicbcs end park* offered ■ n a tu ra l lm peril* forat to the development of Sunford out Path Avenue, George A. .Speer. Jr. told the City Commis- Japanese^ Announce » B i|r Push AtShang• ■hai Ready To Begin . "* RHANOHAI. ft— (AP)—Three M onring to the British Em­ bassy were machine canned today by two aquadrons of Japanese warplanes. None of pie occupants was injured. . Staff c a n in which S. S. lu m y , assistant air at­ tache of the' British Em­ S bassy, « u riding with n w r» l ether EngHahmen were attacked Mr the raiding Japanese plsnes near MInchoni, 14 » 0*a sooth if Traced To Maine ^ From Midtflety^sfc S h arif hat. " I V buildtag has prsvlou.lv b « n ',lo" • ^, at th*lr r,,o U r mc*“ n,r condemned C m S s iJ n V t City Hell U st night thnt they have postponed demolishing Park Avenue should no definitely the building because ef the num- closed to alt fomrs of business and arous requests from J. Warren be maintained es the heart of r i Birmingham, Sanfard', m | j enUsl district. ^ f ^ I " 0* ' ' eomm“n |- | Before Mr. flpeers remarks. " * * ««>or Eduard Higgins Ul.l Inis te n ^ V V u* tare, ted persons attending the scs* . Wi ' k h .»k« that tV question to V .lo­ be stated ho woo Id come U Ran-' »_j .___ . . elded was not whether a tilling •u ? - U poV l^lV' station should he built on thu Nmplci*1'.c o m e r of Eighth Street and Park s l x UANGOltrMhlne, Oct. J& . —(A!*)—G-Men wiped o u t tho notorious Imliuim »nfit« Un’t get a homer In th e first four games of the ll»37 “ Nickel Series” but in the fifth iced off the top of Ih e left field stands. AVve (left). Yankre Coach Art Fletcher slaps right Joe crosses hour e plate to shake hands with Yankre Pat Iloy Tim Sullivan, vdho Is Slugging Jp« DIMsgglo of t! and final contest he |Kdrd a hoi Joe on the back-as he rounds tl shown Vhlnd Giant Chlehrr Dal Seven Local BlindjuWA Distributes cj Are Eligible For3610,846 During! j »TiS,h.V “ a r s * ’T. ’T™ " *- w-1""- ZwlJUSi Social Security fflonlh In Florida S ' Britlah offican ataertad tha car* could have been Identified easily •a d added that tV ra was no doubt Um •attacking planes w a n Jep- ^ ’ With Murray and tha other Englishmen In tha ca n , British Offlclaie said, was tha Bevlet EmBassy aacratgiry named Shahov. Ma bad bam picked up 10 minute* be­ fore tha attack when hia car brofca GangWhichHas Lopg| Terrorized Indiana Finally Wiped Out " a s * ? s*. & ou. condition and should ^° ^t ^t.JV^ ?U r^ iT h ..U r r °", h *— V ‘ nd. “ opening tV « * - de-l T tU -S avenue • Was mu' h confil^ * llh thc rlKl,U d*l i r ' . th* of certain clUsens is for the U st * interests of the City,” IV Mayor a j e e»s —™» i 1 Survey RcvcalH That TVore -Than Half Mil-1 1 1,280 Blind N e e d lion Is Advanced|„^ Asriistnnce In State For Overseas Road ,tM’ American Consul Is Assassinated By An Armenian M urincr Killed By i man Whom He Ite' fused Visa To Us S. m an a n d gaiiRntcr, A l BradjTg nm l on e o f hin m obsm en to ­ d ay in n Hcnantimiiil flv tv m in u te ifunriK ht on Unntror’d b u s ie s t dow ntow n s tr e e t. A} th frtt R nnirtder w as BtipnrlU d a i ly w ounded, th re w dow n his gun and surrendered. > One federal agent was wnOnf1 cd. 'i TBn dead: At llratly. .15. - a n t ­ ed for Ihruo slayings olid sev­ eral robberies. • Clare nee Klmffrr, * Junl«| Hrsdy mobsnmn. — Wounded: J a m e s DulbafoP nmdy. a mntumnn. whose lmad was grated h r 0 butlol. Tho name of the wonn4_at| federal agent and thn anrh-one1 neee of hU Injurloa were M l made kuown Immediately, Tho gangolere who long h l ^ f terror Ued (ho MIUwo*t with lliotg forays upon tanka and t ) * f armed bravado against offWWg of law, had been trarod Y4'! Usugor by Department of J rik tlco agents worklug with IgdlaU •la to police. Heady anti hla two rmnraidloM went early in ■> apnrtlng store |u buy nmmiinltlmi. Tk4 (1-Men, thu eiBvt * nuutlier a o | Immediately dl-clu'od. otatlonoR themselves ou the oppuille of the elreet. When llrsdy. Bhaffer, and Dolt hover * walked out <>f tho otorf toward their ear. tho governs nient men opened fire, Tho gung men, surprised, sought cover, whlpplnr out their pistols aa| they dodged huhlud posts aud| parked ears. They Iddreil awayf In a return flru that fbr ( h rf must part wn, wild for Iho (Is men. carefully deplored, iuudc( poor turgels. I JACKSONVIl.l.E Fla., Oct., ill. . James |{. rottmi, nrllng Rial.—According to a social security sllrrclor of lbs poblic Works gAsjniln|*l rnil-in, baa oonmincnl TVt'tfmbhbcf A4ff ewsurvey made by-H~ former Hlatw ^Ihat during Iho* idunlh of Hep' a-rv l.-o m uta to Shanghai from Nanking Hoard of it or in I Welfare for the Inthe meeting lest night. He stated trmber funds almxiullng In wa the same highway an whkh ’I be Sanford Klwsni, Club will Armenian to Ulumi ho 'b id re* that the fact that Park Avenue Is formation of thc legblalurJ' 7 M t.lt were roleai-i-d In KlorPIn two Japaneoo planes recently a State Highway and the center sightless or near-»ighlU-»a resi­ l-t aid In fluunrluu Public Works hold Its regular weekly luncheon fuced u vl-wr to enter the United Mrioualy wounded thia British Amdents of Hcmlnole County are clegtomorrow at n-iou In tha ,trill room Hlal>-s, K'NtlHrt ■■ M l, t i l ) projects. baisador to China, S ir Hughs ible for joint stale slid federal a s ­ A loan payment of » 5 n t.* :;i: of Hie Vables lintel, nrcording to -yn.- ai>as-lu'a gun felled tho Mrs. rioreoce Breed, gealsala. JtneU hbull-lluit.een.^by hom ing sistance dander it piugram th at Is wn, inniln to liio OrcrswiH llnml nil announcement made 1-nlay by | at| at bolsrly I‘on. Ill (leneral u* and machine gunning tha automo- advisor for the National Tuber­ | lu be set up III tho luum-diatu fu- snd Toll llrlilgo Hlainct for tha Sidney J. Nix. A very Interesting h„ atopp-d from Ills automobile blla la which ho was making a culosis Association. N*« York. | j ture. now un-b-rl program has been n mm tied b y , b-f-ro III. offbe for n start of O v ersea * H irin'ay SlmUar Jo bnny.. Japanese ) offi­ will b« a visitor to Florida this Thc plan for lllm l ai.lstan ee ap- vmitruilloii frnut Miami In Koy Julius llingfelder, chairman of the t|lv day'* offlrlal business, cials said tha Incident had boon waek. Bbe will be her* as tha* proved by the Statu Welfare Hoard prnnniin onnmiltee. | rM .rrinrr‘s chauffeur captured^ reported and that they war* in­ guest of the Florida Tnbarculois now a t Wtvdiingtnii where It West. -------' 1bo assnisln. Tha’ police, afler Two cun1 1 bi-mu' projects re ­ als and Health Association and s tig a tin g . The Sanford Chess mol t'lieckrr u prillniluary luvesilgatloti, sal-1 aw aits the npprnval of Ihc Nstion- ceived grant |iayrnciilu. t^-vv Its affiliated organisations and Whll* the Japanese army Th* Sanford Junior Chamber al Racial Kccurily Iluard. When coubly court Iion ex at llron*on t'lub will hobl its regular weekly tbv killer's name was Mvjurdleh Munched heavy serial bombard­ will naalst In preparation for tha of Commerce met In regular scs- tho assent of Ibe NSSII, which Is received a grant iiaymsnl of |5,- nieeling again (Ills week ell Thills-' Knrayan. lis t sale of Christmas seals which ment on tho strongly-held Chinee* alon at noon today with a luncheon I cxpt-cli-d, la ol tailied, Investlgp* ooo, | V 9 was piild on til" day evening as it wnx last week, They reported bo pumped si* th a pel Sector on northern fringe opens on Thanksgiving Day, lions to diduriuiue thu eligibility Martin i-mmly court h-uiac ol srrordlng to all uniiomiceincnt bullets frum U< revolver Into at th* Valdea Hotel and the dis­ Flva rational Seal Bala eoqfsr9$ th* International Settlement, Hindu Itatiiy by A. M olden, Marrlnnr at ilo»a range. The cussion of the annual danco was of applicants will begin in Ibe 12 Stuart. M-erelnry of the club. Tin- meeting Cnnsul (leneral died ImnnallaloOpoktttnsn said that, amathsr por- ancea hava been arranged for thc feature of thc Imlines, ses­ districts of tin rvniiiiutiwcallli ac­ Thu largest grant In.tnllmr-nt tttng, tho long overdue Japanese Mrs. Dreed during har Florida sion. cording to Clnyluii t '. (kidrington, wa* mad" |o I'aiut Tl"nch county will be held In the club room, of |y, Ig push” would got under way visit. Tha first, O ct ii. will be I'ollra .aid the prisoner admitTh* group decided to hold ID State Wvlfaro I 'out miss loner. for Flagler Memorial llrtdg". the Ynhlex Hotel stalling at H:ta> la Orlando and workers from tho Immediate future. There am 1,'Jrtd needy blind in TUI. grunt oniuiiiilml to 172,515.-, u'rlock, • ted tho American official's reytsrly danco during the second Orange Be ns In ol*. Osceola. VolUwmsa 1too wm*1 * ■■ ■ ■ - —.........i lii-ul to grunt him a visa was Five pwi|mMwow Japanese warplanta wars week of December hut so far more Klnnda, Ibe u-illninlr revelled. 50. Tit" l.ako W—til cl-Hlrlc ami brought down today during spec- eta, folk, locks. Itrwvnrd and la- detailed plana are Jet to bo com­ Procedure ill tlelrrndnlng Mind- Wat ft, .project i--( rlviil a grunt the motive Tor lit* attack. AilIborlllea said Marr|ner bud blm-klar air raids on Nanking, th* dlaa R (rtf counties will be la pleted. n o s is ouljiiic-l in the plan ps sub•«. ed .-Karayaii'a entry nn ground* i*»# capital, and nearby cities, attendance, ft lie will ba In TsnfThe civk body dlto discussed milted to W ashington, and permit* pa OcL J |. Miami Oct. JO. West o f/ Insanity In the Armenian's some of limited vision to share In the Ckmoso announced today, plans for the beautification of tha Six boy* officially liccsmtv MThree of tb* plane* wrer* shot Palm He*eh Oct. I t aad Jack­ Intersection park on th* Sanfunl- the diilrllnillon af funds. Econom­ member* of Hoy Kmut Troop H down during dogfight* with Chi- sonville Oct. II. on Oct. • aba Orlando highway and Geneva Ave­ ic blindness, 1. defined- as central during investiture cercmonledf Ha* aircraft over Nanking. Oth- visited Pensacola oarouta from nue. After the beoutiflcatkm of visual aruily of L't) 200 or less in conduclnl last night In the Jun-» jdfs soffered destruction a t the iM latana p> a week of work ta th st lntcreectlon, sign, will be tho b etter ryu with correcting Teq person* rhnrged with vloAlabama. or High School, it was anmiunccif b a d e Of enemy pursuit plane* a t gUuM->, pcrm itling tin- Identifi­ In1 1,in of City Ordlnaiue* were Mrs- W, II. Bplora. president placed In specific places warning cation of a standard object a t 20 lislay by |f. E. Morris, scouff utlnklang. Twenty-four Japanese people not to destroy th* tirw triid In n *(ashni of tbo Himliof th* 'orange Constr TutmrcatURnter, f fe e t shmhery that will be placed tko-rr. Ipnl Court 'nl thn Ipcal I'olteo b-sls and Health Association and Two Hanford youths, Mill* The maximum assistance that ..T.," L ,"'M r • rout' 1 hiclialed jiflfw Other mattcra of s routine na­ Btulliiu yesterday ufh rinam lifiyd ciiiiI Kiim I Irud turd, hum In Peiping tha captor* of Mra, Frank D. Oray, Orange ture were brought up before the may ho gnu-led to an Individual Uoorre Anrruni, negro, was bi-i-n proimiti'il to lortairal* In JloHyiiTs'1. James Ingley, F re,| Mlhekiachusng, vital railway Cooaty Beal Bale ohslrman. will organisation. The meeting was $30 per mouth liy law. Thl- federal found guilty of, i barges of as- tha United Ktates' Marino Curps. Wight. Jim ftussrll, James Ridge, guvcrnmi-nl lias appropriated Jnmtieo 17$ mile* south of Pai­ b* cohoetssSs* at th* meeting presided over by E. E. I-anry, aault and niakluy tlireat* nn'l arronllng to liihiriiiallon rocelv- end Juck Kparkman. Following to be hold at the Coloalal Or­ ring, wee hailed by Japanese as $ 100,000 to match Florida fund. In 'heir installation, the boy* *n> waa1sunleiiced to pay a $IT, tin" i-d h'-re Imlnv, ange coart HoUl la Onaado Mon­ a sim ilar n mount, limiling the to­ u e beginning of tha oM. uaireil in examlrialluns for tha nr si rru 20 days In Jult, 'Mnr> day. lloyil I, witli Ibe (Oth Murin''* I, Neutral military m m were In­ ta l fa r d i'tn im tio n lhe first year Itoberion, negro, charged with In tb" fli-ol fiireu at Kan In ego. rank of Tenderfoot. Th* meeting will open with a to $200,000. clined to andore* th* Js penes* Additional advanrenients wrrw assault, w e. r i r | n a Co day Calif., nml llrmlfnrd Is 'slslloiieil op Inlea that th* lost effective conference at 10:00 o^ctock and fiuch blind as support them ­ suspended ."litem " by the City wllli Matin" ilelmlnm-nt aboaril nude when Mr. Morria promidad will bo followed by * luncheon selves by solieilutlon on the streets _____ ___ .We In North) Judge. Alien Milcbotl. negro, Ibe rruisrr U. H tt. I'en.arola Knu-st Kouthwaril and Henrya had been broken. BblhekU- at 1 1 :M o’clock. Ig addition ta o r other professional method, are charged with a.sim lt, and pni- N| |,nng Jloarh, Clillf. ftogl Bale worker*. ' nurgee, so­ barred from tho benefits of thc og J we. -tbo t u t Important le.lfou of I'lllery llrKels wa, IIi it ti 1lay 11 Hud llru d fn ^ were ir of resUtanc* In Hopoh. Its cial worker*, pbyalcjaap and oth- , plan. sentanved to pay g $15 ftnn or gruduati-d from Heniluulo ’ High appeared tb open the woy es o n lal*rested la Ubsrcaloala , s e rv e co day* In j a il, will attend the luncheon Hrlinol In Ihu clasa of Mt and h Us* Yellow Hirer, tM work Wllllo llrnders'in. Anderson jnlm-d the Mailin’, shortly uftur meeUag HunwoiHly and Jj>" Williams, ne­ their grsiliiatlon groes, were fauiiil guilty of ill*Hotel J-aku Oct. IK. snd a atunl re .- — orderly conduct iliorgae 'and night program to he held in thu k Revision of motor bus fare* lieACKSONVIU.E, Ocl.. 12. — were senlonccd to pay tines ot audllorlum of th« Junior Hl«¥ id tween mod rllle* throughout the which is casually o| —Charles M. Durranco, d», $ 1$ A>r *«rva JO day* ln jail Hchuol Oct. 23. stale was announced here today throughout tho action. • Carmun Wook and Fred lllllwri m bicnt Jacksonville rrimliial WASHINGTON, O ct, IE — Of) ir by J. K. MsrDonaM, agent of thl Th* -Rer. Pan) Rodfeanv 'ware fined I t or 10 days when 7 *r, State * attortiep. fur 'the —Tim gevemmeat won a Buprems • f th* Church, stale* that jj The nroa of Manchoukuo, 1,0 i* Florid* Motor Lines, upon receipt An extensive program of work 103,10 squern oilli-s, was aa< Irth Judicial Cirruil for eight 1 they p)rudtd guilty (o rhurgr. Court review yeetardoy to Ha purpoM of the banquet to P of notice from T. B. O'Sleeti, of dlspnlerly lomluel and fan I fur Ihu ro in ing year has been eeutenttea that la m H received promote a bettor umtcrsl noun>"«l offii hilly (<>r tho first g Jacksonville. Treftl* Manager ol Mansfield was ill«mlaeed when launrhi-d by the Ovb-do Chapter by Will tom , H. TnaatoUffe, of and comradaship between j r* tbe system The new rwdufed rales eggdidaU for govrrtuir in 1032, he p l e a d e d n"t guilty. Frwl □f Futurn Funner* of America, lime In March, IMS, pri-vluoaty, Boaford, Fla-, a i liquidator of I I having been h tuallor of esti­ become rffrrtive on October I.llb died In St. Vincent's Hospital ot llaker, negro, a n . aenten<-<-<l m It -van U-arnrd today. beaba hi Florida, * m subject to a mation. “While fsrrs hava been reduced I M o'clock last night altar • pay ■ floe of | i nr servo to Tbe group has outlined eight brief tltoeia. to the lowest limy have been In Ho was admitted U> the hospital dayg. In jalL when found rutl'T items and lisa .nhdM drd each B history, service end equipment of Itam Into several gnslV and ways ocal w ea th er Iota, 'unday night and shortly a f­ Of dnmkonnw's thargo*. . Florida Motor Iin*e * • " received securing the** and mean. terwards hi* attending physician c a n v height in eoavanlence snd goals. comfort'' Aginl MacDonald said **U his condition was “critical." • I'artly cloudy lonl0 hk end Th* Oviado Chapter. It was r today. “ With new Zephyr buses on Indicated, took* forward to pa* Wednesday poesitly showers to MM0O00 APFLICATIONB r‘ most through rod* and another of the moat s'nn-est fut ‘ ynare extreme south and near east ■ new fleet of tbo DtOei type buses ever <«sperleaced In tha). ehaptor tral rapat iligbtiy warmer to WABIIINOTON, Oct. 1!— w — * to be delivered within the n rit and alatls ta reach li(eher‘ |oala north portion tonight. Extrema ' -' Bernrlly “ ■ *Diard1 *v* *• few week*, transportation forth- Tha -Boris! ib a a-' ever helor* through Its northwest Florida—partly rlaudjfl IU N .H 4 0 person, haie applied ties from this city to oil points in outline of ombpefflllve arttflllo*. tonight and Wednesday slightly IRf old M l penrions, the first of * Florida and th# Motth will reach warmer tonight •u Which will be paid In 1 »!J. * * new high In offtetopey.Official It.sect ' A dash of. lemon juice nr exIf get oft** will add a .ta a i ta Ir Practical Job tag la * mi-lc* cuk'eo, cookies or frost lag* flal* meaner III JspnnJlMMo to 20 its)'* yot*d with ranllta, to jail -I • Due, Sale Will Begin Hu Thanksgiving Day! S Six Boys Become/ Members Of Boy, Scout Troop No. 5 Ten Persons Tried Before City Judge Monday Afternoon K Two Sanford Youths Arc Made Corporals SenatorClaude Pepper To Speak Here Oct*2I Local Income Tax Case In High Court Motor Bus Fares Charles M. l)urr.ince Undergo Revision Dies In Jacksonville Program Is Planned By Future Farmers L * �I Congress Tho problem of ^ a r ie a iia jiroot Ju rin r thcmaelvcs •yaar wfll confront ■ , ______ MM. to be In Kansaa'City from October 11 to IB. lOuaand men end women—safety expert* In v irtu T field of human endeavor are expected tb atlas inventioni from every state in the union, aa well i ihida, Mexico and other foreign co u n t rice, to . tAfcrhead In the united attack on accident* of all a t exact thin tremendous yearly toll , rram l8 aald to consist of mo >Jt meetings, Including ceiaH fety, industrial safety, school aviation and nlarllla kfety and others. Tofiat fpt, albn are Hated a s "1 rm Machinery Accidents and i« of Acids,’' "Static Etectn itlon,” " Control," "How Equipment J Hazard _ _____ . _e Safeguarded,^ and Future of Railroad Safety,” ‘'Engineering the H for Safety,” ' "Controlling the Driver,'* and "TeeS T rtfflc violator for Intoxication.” . More th in 100 exhibitor* will show their eqc fo r safeguarding all types of dangerous operation* Exposition to be held In the Exhibit Hall of the Ml AOdltorluhl. Equipment for Industrial and public t be displayed. Among the leading safety authoritl Will attend tha Congress aeaalona are Joseph P. Ki f u r jhcad t u b w d l b t i feb lha script a res; (or la je re thins pa Mara atarnal i nnl (bay are ttTey which U f of wo.—John f i l l XiFU W A GAB0 HN Organizing The Sooth Capita rs r —- E 1s e w (VAalUKUTb) 4 »»«ro*a,; - ----. ft, .paytmenis' reparia On I f Baatb- pftipfniTl t P « . «u|a* ot ®T^ ias.«a# a w wUk-ie m m •WUlon shnwee tb s e a r rai# A * a ri n u t la M .auise of attars**(loss lb« K i n d par ra^lta a la **•.«. . .<;> In lha aana Boolberu dilaa, lha ’par • p l l a ' a4 valorem . Jaty tor all purpoaSf s r a n iM H I M compered to I4S.II In KWtbam, Waalam 1 0 Battara ctllaa. , :,,T k e n fT V e Jla sort. la Bootharn.ciiiaa laplaSedi ... .Jacksonville, Fla., IM JI; TainP«. - Fla.. IfTAIj Blend, .Fla. U M 7;. Nortel*, .V*,| fBT.ag; Honaion, Traaa. . IMAff Blab* Woifd. Va. H M f i Fprt .Worth, Taaai, tti d l'.u in n l s g k a a . aka, I1T41:, to ^ T lU a , B y , H U I j " ‘J i.X .w M l Chattanooga, Tanif^ ito.Wt Bao*- »lb.f. T ana. MM#;,., NSobvlUo. JCassi. MJ-fXl,. ..D silae.,. Tosas, 'a Hfa la Ilka a garden p la t a aka pad and fashioned by Jay FranVlIh7'one of the foremost newspaper ex­ tala .Will, ponents of the New Deal, haa been busy recently, trying to K,iY.. bi« i w captt* .M r ia a blosbom can be got I* soil ha d rat m utt acid and patch up the trouble between the Administration an'cl g m r & £ * uuhii L. LeWla. "This la no time to incur the disapproval pariment stadles, BJrmlnabem> ‘bare of the powura-thab-be," writes Mr. Franklin, not when the in .M was tba iowmL as* r a ft tla l -1 M S hwSsty round about tils door, South Is needing such a vast amount of Industrial or­ Woyne, In*, followed cloaaly eight with u r n . fljay must bo plpntod re*, by row ganization. autumn of tlw year before, .ffko would biro nnea first must c T1m l«d whore rosea thrirp and ^ irrob. , ^be ' sow. JDaMtiM display wlmt pains we / A nt wbst we Imre tbe will to looks for fruit m utt plant tba rrs. a ground naelreted r u n s ' to Who would have friends a friend ?* rmiit be ■’clm ig yeti* before tb rlr help be Ey' tioediu “ I KUOAIt A. 0UE8T. 'g.WarlilDgton and boa haa banBad th e "IUg Apple." Krldanlly gWald of kooplna tba doctof Many * man linn caught a praiklara gllmpan of Iba ‘ panrly Uee. beesuao bn forgui to uta they Iwtler read up on tha yanknoa did to Iba rofin- b Lewis bnn a son ni lanaioe' tielrSAliy, Just anJ ley on* of tin "III bcsullfn m of tbo (did r lc t if . “Mr. Franklin wants to see the cotton-pickers, the turpentine workers, the share-croppers, the textile mill employe*, And other wago-earnera in the ‘Deep South' organlxed,” says the Melbourne Times, "Before Mr. Lewis made his recent visit to th e ’Whlto House, and came from his conference with President Roosevelt, smilingly assured that he had the support pf the .administration, Mi*. Franklin had been predicting th at 'Mr. Lewis will soon regret, and Mr. Roosevelt Boon forget, the CIO'S criticism of tlfB White House policy Irt the crisis. ' ‘ "There Is much for both to do,’ Jay Franklin writes, ‘In furtrorance of our common Intfreats. There are the share-cropper* and the farin workers to be orgBntred. There are the Southern textile mills-waiting for Mr. Sidney HMmjft to try to unionize them. Mr.' Lewis might reufcmber that agricultural workers are being quietly mur­ dered In the Deep 8outh, that California haa a short and ugly way with union organizers among the migratory frult-pIcVera. and that the last time we tried to unionize the Piedmont mill towpe, there was plenty of shooting, while the governor • of Georgia threw white girls Into barbed-wlr# bull-pen* for tho "crime" of picketing.* "And that la tho aort’of talk th at atlra u p ' daaa nst class, and makes everything easier for the redlwhoae ultimate got! la communism I,” the Time* , . Tba par capita taxaa for alt purposes. paid by raatdaaU of Iba Boutborn cltlaa Inclndad; , Jackzoodtlc, f l t . t l ; Tampa, IIM Ij Miami, f i z i f ; Norfolk, v & w um t f s r ; in bear m i ' ooo bi tha rotpsettw yearn. — «-n l -‘ J-. :• F t* l u * B ik B A ttjp JAdCBOttVIfiLi. OOC t t t f t -M n ieo B trtto a . atffluf BtW in a m«Bl STOf" 8 par? -A fl gfss ' BtBLIN A W0 M X * f dlTV fkiiwsrjiie, fim-awi rnwrUK oh . lf.-upv-wemeg. m ioMiutttt u o u efty, nUBTIUBt f M f M( Dallas', gen Antoni^ IM.T4: Atlaata. I l l , 11. Tbaea tlgures rovsrad tazaS larlad by tbs cltlaa, coon lisa u 4 BUlas. J*ck«n*llta, Tampa, gee- bit only rtmatteatty. PlflriMM' a -gibBlag| ici l l ifvnia Issalliria nRAila* M Pfic|U ■ dM pcipmiuiw m# as. iHffeb nuWSs (SIS tttf Me of tba reseat (aettnMT MM«f aarmss dtis*. Attbutuif of Boron'S popeimiM i« mar- (oik, nirmlnSbam, San Antbola and Atlanta bad doefesja* par eaplla l u i , la lil t , wbtla tba others . reported sllzbt Increaaaa orar i m . > Of lh « Bouthsm dilaa, > At) tanla's t i l AO per eaplla dabtusM lha lowaat,- wnlla Blrm lntkaa reported | l l i« and JaekaonrllM I10I.4T. Miami was blfb wllb a arose og IJI.IM.707 ana • pal c p l ls of »I IM , , ,‘ In other tactions, tba par aspIla debts ranged from | 4,»T la Washington, a n . to flU J S la Datrolt, Mich, and f lU la Baa Francisco. Calif. Bouiharn par capita valuations of Usable property irfeledsdt Jacksonville, f ill) Tampa, f i l l ! Miami, l l a e i , Norfolk, I Hoeifbo, f i l l ; nicbsioad. "Jay Franklin knoWa that what the South is fighting »>.!*• I l . l l f t , Fort Worth, |MP; S ir Is not a move for better working conditions for Its people. mloghira, f i l l ; Lontsvllla, ft.It Is fighting the hireling ogltatora sent down from radi­ *M: CbatUnooaa, |M t, Xnaical organizations to disturb, Bhd ruin, all peace In aotith­ •llle. , U U i NsahvtUa flAMi D 0|aa, H A U: Ban Antonio, M il; em Industries I” IM «f A r i l aWm< 'r-TVT ' ns 4 m tt know heap a good tlnnz most of us presMhnt. w*. wouldn't IN THE FOOTHILLS of-the Himalayas, among thd -any Mors nlnnil how 10 Khonds of North India; one hears the prayeti "Oh Lord, Ibis miuuirj nut of waf we know not what Is good' for us.. Thou knowest what (1 fh»a W . Ilnoaevoli does, Is. For it we pray.”—Dr. H arry Emerson Fosdfcb, Tlie f.Preeidanl ttooasjsll Is going Meaning of Prayer. la tail tba world lonQrbt why a e»»»l*l enaslo'n n( tymgrats fa ONE DAY Robert lxiuls Stevenson read ua a prayer aesssigry nt lbl» lime. Ua sure he had juat written. _____ b In It war# word* none of ui Is tens In, wnUng- to a survey, the must irons irsffie hour Is between | tf e’dock s i night. T bit's jrisryona L through sapper hurrying to, get now here^ Btsts Journal (Columbus). l Cbipchlll toys tbs Windsor will mtst reJ£a*Und, |( Oroat UrllInto a' w«r with Italy p. Iba Duke of Windsor tack with tiytnr colon, It l*u't tfsnnlor Cnpolsnd sting JosIIre Ulerk. In tbo Hon, "8bow ina tbe kind of a roan luadu In Ibe sand mart ago oud l will show f o r g o t ! "When ^ - day return*, call uk up with, n the faces and with morning hearts; eager to labir, ha happiness be our portion, and If the day be marki Borrow, strong to endure.” We waked oil tho nterrow with happy .morning only Louis' wife was troubled with a premonition tl day wsa marked for sorrow. That day, a t the he o r a t o r y < » <H « i t t 'M r y . his fame, In the boat health he had ever went out of this life suddenly, quietly, \ Field (R, L. B.'a stepdaughter). This Llfi Audit Of Old Age . Pensioners Planned iba fourth quarter and the ftrit quarter, Mr. WblU Skid. ArnmimmTw5tit*to JACKSONVILLE, Fla., O ct, U. —A rigid fed en l audit of tbe appiksilons of thus* granted- old age assistance tn Florida wilt be­ ^ , DBTnblT, 1 Dob; gin on Oct. 1*1 according to an ­ nouncement of Cart C. White, of ■Birmingham, chief regional audi­ tor, who conferred her* with CUytort C. Oodrtngton.. • 8 urt¥ Reach Afreem ent Welfare Oommleaienrr. * . Mr. WblU will bring from 1 * to IS usditors to tba sUU with htni, and wDI ranks a does chock-, i «m paring W . l t t .000 and. * o * > A ddU bferirlfcitf i'flw kiZ, �>Wt' f r a * l To Boo Poop* All dob. member* nfl »f# cordially' IfctlikA- t Thor* «IU ' Mao V4 oa n ot I HUY.Girb Entertain Seminole Freshmen w WtOMIiDAV P etto nati Tbo Hl-T ClrU '.''T b s r o win to - ■« oxeouUv* night with t W r i t a u a mooting iadodtac U o ’dr- honor of thn 1 • *»o chairmen of tbo Woman*# given In tbo H it* t Mlaalonary Society at tbo First 0m. • •*,-.* .lb g W * t Chardi Ot lbo homo of The pragm a'w o ■r*. W. p. Brooks. Jr„ I1N ImradoHMi of off fWrfc Arena*, a t l : U o'clock, R, c. Maxwell. > + k » Khroh P a rk i. U r p h « g o W elcome_____ N Clob will, bold tte regular monthly p m idea*. * • VoaSeea and social meeting a t Ub Song. *T1m You ■ tom*' of H n . W. I*. 'C lark oa U*bd Ta I V ..J< I^M ch A n n ie ' a t 8:00 o'clock. D aw S yacopaled 1 W tayabfro ere requeued to Ferguson. Wfag coupon*. Sp#«ch-“Vaeatlon c Wttt bo a literature meetJ __ Ulea R*tty U # of tbo Woman's d g b a t *:00.g«i«ction of .Sutiee nhfa' members and friends will M gtvon gad ‘•Westward llo" ♦1T1 bo (Ivon by Mrs. is. D. ^ f Mating, D W trW anM t r» r .m . EVALEEN ANNOUNCES "U fa Begins A t CnRag*" comet to the f\ltt Theater Wcdneeday and Ibureday with a gtovoarkru* n e t headed by the KB* gowned r*r Mom velvet tad ranted a a Brother*, i' bough* of yellow chryeakthe­ me. J h r maid of h rttractive gown of Nell Stewart. ____ (Imirp. _____ Croup. rams" Uil* B, a btwtoaa. McKay. Mrs. Bhtnboleer wlU aorvs aa ~ Y h u Abqay There Will by a meeting . of PTA Flrtance Group Has Regular Meeting Flans Bridge Party —------ -— RETURN SHOWING .V ' Al Society of the Pdaabyterian Church Sunday afternoon. The meeting vena led by Mr. HOam who wna assisted by Miss Lornlhe Milam ta d U. L. McClure. Daring .ih o program a reeding eras given by Mlm Nancy Roaarttor, The regular meeting of iho society was opened by th* presi­ dent, Mias Ann Wright. A cornel Polo wan rendered by Robert • Herndon, after which th* lender 'fa r th* evening, John Bisillne, Injtiw^wod |h* guest speaker, Dr. L. I Roe* fynn. Dr. Lymj la from th* ' Tfcomwetl Orphanage In Clinton, nun P f iiiiti| \ i‘ Mrs. Mortr ftonorta,rhelrman. wllh yel-, prr*ld*d over Ilia meeting ofCIr•"* d * * * ehryeanlhemoms. Thei cle Number One of lbs rtral lUptlat Church which mat at the " ■ jjtl.iJ K " '' " - !j* w *M -o r. « ... P*»V home of Mrs- A. II. lAweloyyeeu .u -T u b ... .. . ! At lbs COMlatino of the cere-, Irnlar afternoon. Mrs. I.orejor Major J. R. Bbhfl plan# *•», aatoiejr the gueata were ushered In* end Mrs. o. V. (Ilblw worn Joint linat*«>ca. leave tomorrow by plahu for To- t„ lk, „ |nblf roora wh, „ Mr*. ni'bVrt* | h ! the dotation* rooto. Canada, woere he Is raq* w rfJjL f eaka was ru t and a toait » ,7 r "* ' “V * * " 1' •*' was offered to the couple by J. nl nflrv which the lltlito Study UhllshedI airport of (ha Toronto 0< g j , , ^ The groom then of-, wn» riven hi Mr*. |>. I*, ('amp Ill’ll, Hilling lint |iiiklne»n ere Harbor Commission. . r— «i-, •„ Cu h - u . elmi rou i|no mat Iere weni dlaHie, C- C. Howard* Mrs. Itionrosaeg. ard TenByrk sod Dr. FJIsabeth • llefrrtlimrnla wem i-rrcrd to Tracy plea to li-ave this ufiurthe foliowlhr; lira. I'. |». ramp* bell, lira, John q. Hlnnfiinl, Mrs. noon for iMytoaa Doarh w’lure they will sen Major J* It. llnnd , J. K. pagit, Mre. II. \T. t.lttlc. off by piano in Toronto. 0 <mIj Mrs. OMinre Mr Cull, lira. ft. I*. ada, tomorrow. I ifnndiTann, lira. II. il, Moore. 1 Mr*. S. (2. tlardlner, Mrs. 12. K llenion, Mre. Kdward Kataev, Byron 8. HloiiUoaa has ruturned from cieeeland. Ohio, and Mrs Mary llnll. Mr* Murcarwt Milam, Mrs. A K. Il'iascllcr, Mrs. Washington, D. C. Mr. sad Mrs. Stephens will redds at tkolr R W. SI Ilea. Hra. II. W. Ilobcrle, lira. Kva Tnrlnr, Mrs, C. home at l i t West RUtaenth S. Ulntimnn. lira. >*■ W. Stanluv. Blro'l for the wilder months. Mrs. j . T.- Newby, lira. II, II Odtiain, lire. J. II, llnlttclaw, Mre. A. It. I^irajuv. Mr*. O. C). (llblA. and Mrs. W. II. Hand. F tT - w e w L k n ^ tT T t.M Odd Fellows Hall. All members be present for drill rehearsal. FRIDAY I otic la Gormley, Rlhsbttli Pippin, The Dirt Gardners Circle of th t Mary Lynn TUwa, Natalie True, Garden Club win meet a t- IOiOO Frances Bryant,. .Kvelyn Stiles, o'clock a t the homo of Mrs. F. C, Kathertno H urt, Mary I-ndge, Dickerson. Betty Kleth, Dorothy t2or, Carol The Girl Scouts will moot at Nix. Betty Colbert, Georffin Stap­ the U tile House a t 3r4l o'clock. ler, Maty Walken, Lillian Came­ T .V \ ron, Muriel Knov, Virginia Hums, SATURDAY ■The iaritaa at ■ttm' r C ongest* Olivo Chapman, Harriet Haymtnn, tiaaal - Chereh ►wltb .Mr*. George Lauretto Mtncbsw, Kiieen Ilragr, JJabe serving m chairman am pee­ Lucille filiveo,’ Dorothy Kaduf, per teg to sort* a pot raaat auppev and Difrla SUffoH. Members present ware: the • i the Parish House a t 1:00 Misses Daphne* Takaeh, Nancy • ‘cloak. Rossotter, Olcda Dyson, Jucque* ,;NWt'«n!iq f j .1 1 ;tv '*- ‘b*f lino Campbell, Lois Hodges, Joyce ENROLLMINT irtCRCAtBi Hunt, Helen Sboumaker, Margaret OAiNinviu-a, oct. 1*.—ai- Itrynnt, Doris Jackson, Lottie tbpagh onkffl«lkl|. Rvgtatrar liar- Bkarp, Margaret T i-ii Ih-I, Marjorie lap W- tihaadler,. University of Florida, sail Iddny- tlfbt oorollmeat ball fobchad 8.141.10k more tbaa kt tbU tlm e.laet year.. . RHIIIIR Annual Plans Made By Thespian Group Leads 0 pur by I l k ' a t MALARIA of tbe Flret Bapvtet Cbdrclt which met yesterday afternoon at the homo of Mra. Irfcblwet. t Mite AlHa Traffovg gave tbe dnyollonal after which the Bible Hludy w*a given by Mre. For­ rest GalcbeL Reports, from all rommlttsea waft heard, Mr*. Mach Cleveland president of tbe W. M. U.. war guest speaker of Ibn afternoon. Mra. J, M. Ooli lough, chairman o f the program committee, gave a talk on the program ' to bn presented nest Monday afternoon nt the church. 1 Itefeshmenls went served. by thn boat naans to the fallowing: Mra. Lola A, Miller, Mfa. Ray­ mond Floyd, Mrs. M. M. Bmilb. Mra. W. r Rader, Mrs. W. O. I'Mwards. Mr*. J II Colcloogb, Mra. drover David, Mra. J, <). Cochran. Mra, If U Leonard, Mra. W. I- Htourtniilhfte. Mra. U B- Reed, Mra. M. N. ftlevnland, Mrs. B. C. Harper, Mr*. T. D. In ab tn et.'M n V. (I. llaaly. Mr*. C. II. Kckersna, Mr*. Raleigh Ring, Mra. Chas. M. .Hand, Mra, Margarat Fletebar, COLDS Presides OVdt IL jR Dane were mado for the follow­ ing year at Iho flret meeting of Iho Sanford Thespian Croup which was held recently at the hums of Mlea Jacqueline Campbell. The plana included several plays to be given and a banquet. They hope m be aid* In study stage lighting and get better equipment for the High School Auditorium. Officers for this year are: Miss Jacqueline Campbell, president) Raymond Monealvatgc, eecrrtary; Mlea Nancy Rnsertler, treaeorori Miss Marjorie Cogburo, reporter ami Mre. R. C. Mae well, sponsor. l i g h t as A ir Meeting Is Held By Baptist Circle JvHI CTfl w o n I t • Mrs. k . B, CAiti-r. ilialrman, presided u»i>r tli® nif-lln* of Clrelo Niimbur Two of the First Baptist (Misti *la oldcli met yeatnrduy afternoon nt thn huraeof Mrs- Volin Williams. Mre. II. II. Farr of Naw Hmyrna led thn devotional after which Mrs. V»lln Williams «ave thn llltde Rtudy During the businnaa aesalnit rmillnn ninttara » ore di-cu»ed. Tlm»e altendlnc wnro: Mrs, Hanford lloiidnuy, Mrs. I. H. Ilodacs. Mr*. K. II- Cat tor, Mrs. II, A. Hld'-r, Mr*. Walton Itnel. Mra. , | | . ||. frmugnlnr, Mrs. W. T. Whe.«leaa. Mrs. Al. J. Meeks, Mr*. R. II. Jarvis, Mra. M. C. Hagan, Mrs. I. 12. l-smdge, Mrs. liny llrllt nnd Mrs. II. B. Farr of New Hi")f»u. bore decided to put «o on* munH oy making affair for th* year ta tbo form of a bridge party to ho given Thursday. Ort, 11,| n t 1:00 P. M. nt thn Ktk's Club. I’ftsas will be given <«>r high ocoroo, ncreeno, nnd ndoor There nr* mnm than St) univer­ prise, itafreahmenta will be nerv­ sities In Tokyn, most of which are Many nf lamdun'a biggest movie ed by m*fnb«ri of the committee private Institutions. palaces show double fenlnrea. who era aa afpllowa: Mra. M. Mlnarik. Mra. F. a. lAmtbn. Hr*. F. A. palmer. Mra. Ri. Clair Wbllo, Mra. J. II. Cog A New Goss-Amour* hunt. Mra. It. A. Newman, Mrs. J»#(il Radford. Mra. W. L Mor­ G irdle. . . that Silken gan. Mra. O. D- iHabop, Mrs. II. L. Perklna, Mrs. W. It. Dyaop. Gossamer N et E lastic Mrs, M. H. Wiggins, and Mrs.' F. K. ItuunnllaL lag bridge parly to be given No*. 84. It wae decided that the ■agtr-pclvlleged child nnd also Ib ll lb* reeewtly published bonk “•■Okler bo tiVeeenlMl to lb* Houtb Hid# primary achool .for tka Library, chalrwiaa (or lb* various committee* were then appointed. Miss Hinton anelated by Mr*. F. E. Roumillat served refresh­ ments to lb* following members; Meo. J. a Root, Mrs. John Molech. J r . Mrs. B. II Cat* all. Mra.-W. 0> Hill, l|ra R. J. Hol­ ly. Mra. Martin Bram, Mr*. L. F. Hagan. Mr*. W. I*.. Ilssley. Mvo W. n. nslisrd. Mra. Vsll Lovell. Mr*. F. E. Roumillat and JMajJHIntorv____ |_____________ ^ Tbo' return of Martha W right U bar boauty salon. Vita Wright Is a s a * port beautician and has mado m in i of BAffford's lovely ladles look love* Hot with bar method of p in o M I I waring. She will bo glad to oOs Kbr •S k y friend* again and bapea that tbop Sill, diap In sow. The Y0WELL Co , ^anfphl, Fla. . Q5SARD BEAUTY SALON ItMUftrtMlSttMBft ywtwitliklitfakgtjrlg u d ( in i-w o f li* fnddthip for WBIdi Sttuon la w orld fiuDod* i t I. T h e Y O W ELL Co S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A B0tk . n n iv ta a ty SptcUl Wo carry In our atock a t all tlm»« th t fol­ lowing modola: Regulars Shorts Stouta Short Stouts PortlyB Fortly Shorts On# o f iba finest suit* wa'vo over shown. Haiid.o*edl#<J k f H a rt fiekaffgar A M ark ag g Idhrtkfd « f tHklr OoMdn A k k lrm ary , UtWiult repra- AmoRca'a favW L «p>silly maker. You will koespecially lepm eoi ky tka aria tocratio ekaraetar of tka au perflog 96.50 EUGENE r AND WITH tho coming of toll* your new rlothea need U»k protection of careful cleaning. There U one surf way to make your rlothea laet longer........... aa well a* look nicer—Have them eleaaed by Bentlnolo Dry Cleaner*. 4fy Not only can your new elothee he kept new ao4 neat but an expert cU-ening and preaglng Job will m w * your b u t yrarg clothes look like new model* from the inoet All O v er Kinglet* ftrO efi m 82b ** ■ e m in o le I 9 MAGNOLIA A V E ..' CleftBfers */tkT«MTUtuilkg1iku! HART SGHAPPNER ft MARX Sanford, Florida �% L o tu n u _ * J- little Mge Sessions W i l l .Possibi eld Wednesday Afternoon Whi Other Work Wfll Be Triten Vp T o C lu h .I u T a m p a ! . ^ , On P h U H fM F ie ld Stetson has played two games - -| so far this year. They lost to TAMPA. Get. IS.—Coach Nash Plorida 10 to 0 and Coach PI* Hleeliu re t out his bast crying H w »on- who scooted the game E L “ « “* Hattera were a t laaat ***** yt^Urdajr, wri J* *two touchdowns belter this fm r * — t han In IBM. whm HwOa *S3 £ F 7 m > » ! ^ T r ikem 14 to 0. . \ \ y acbedolad at Phillips flald Friday -r„ ^ Werrrtv a fto* kick*, . .. . . . . I passer and runner, Bteteoo has “I heps we can glee the Hel-, nf th- ^ ^ tk. te n e eloee jjNjM. slate," said rierson. - “In Vincent Tampn coach. “I will ha eetbflcd had the best end W we ean keep the score down lh, fUM ln tS, *• ™ o w Their line is big end fast, and ns. hut I don’t aaa how wa can, ^ # lot of #pwd, harda c m unless our offense pleka up - hitUnB bwkl «. College lit M d W d i Mid bis INT edition at the Roll toe Tarn _ ..... a lot in the naat three day.," tn lh<lr MCond urn ju tArtmeMtnn tvmirkMl ihkt f a it h ■* . * . . .. I Ir.Initial gems of the eeaeen Saturday night orer South Georgia BUte Celof' their yegblere were out of the game, they put n great showing In winning Snaefc Leonard McLam* g o t t t h e r i l G o W H H S S - o S T S d .^ T s tju * In A tU n ta ! For Jonci’ Tourney S L ? M J jS lS S i ATLAKTA. M , 11 - C * ^ H wilit (ba work nf th*|f ,d h letea during this first period, bet light ecrfMthkre lee they I pure from i eundpelet i f f lipWIUINei , , J l'|w jUf To the wtoatog. teem wll' go ths perpetual Bobby Jones trophy. InJ dividual trophies will go ta mill number of tb#, winning teem, , r Final warmnp roemta held r**‘ tender found n w t nf tbepieyym ■banting twa ball# from differ** angles M get tbs “feaT of the difficult course. Little . nUeniloa 3 British Automobile* Are Machine'Gunned By Japanese Plane* the British and French warshlpa te Minorcp might be undertaken On Record Recorded • i the first “reprissC against Mussolini's refusal to participate to discussions on thd withdrawal of nil foreign "volunteers" from ----- ---- ------. fpato. Foreigners engaged to the Jet 14,000,000 boles, the largest <1*0 war are estimated at nearly ever reeorded, 110,000, of whom 00,000 allegedly This forvenst exceeds last year’s are Italians. record crop by 1,000,000 boxes, i In -London rumor* of a pro- The total California production each day sad the teems are ,*« paired that no two from, the same state can moot until the finale. Talk In WlnterHkvc WUfT*H"luV«N, 1 Oet,'- 11 (Dpeetal)—Branch Rickey, vi president end gehsrnl manager Ike ftl Louis Cardinals, ha* ■ eepthd ah Invitation to be l epeaker at tka inpnsl banqt of* tka p later Hnven chaml of Oommerre, which will behtfld sadl 'ai ihs sBiae tlmc Wdra orfaondey night, Nnv.' l», I n to * derof .to guard .against wide n i l trm nf ptor on Civic league clubhouse, at 7;d# ih*. pnto of lb* ’ t Itlturs Rickey accepted the Invitation W& holes brt tanlilo:; *“Yes, but, we lost l.t men from our IBM. squad, Including most of Uw regular* who, had been with us store football was start­ ed here," the coach shot right hack. The Put son game means more to ua than any gams on our schedulo," continued Coach Hig­ gins. “A win or*r the - Hatters would put us In a fine Spot to knock Miami off on Oct, 19 to the stadium-dedication gams. But it doesn't seam te be to the cards to take 8 tstson this year." The squad came out of the 1M defeat at the hands of ths Westera Kentucky Teachers In good Aecordlut; to “Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering,’’ an automobile tiro, costing |S0 to 1910 produced 0,000 mile*, while In IMd ■ tire cooling | 1B la good for 10,000 miles. - loft Ifi -Mlftkr add Snook* worsting Uidlr otf-tsekl* threets. After Rollins hid received the open* (eg kick-off. -It* took tU Blare for tka Tare In count, four of these ke|ng off-tackle .'rtni. No BLADES, No LATHER No BRUSH. No LOTIONS Randall Electric _ CBOtMKS PRISON TERM BUFFALO, N. T . Judge Oeo Simmer offered Meurie* Fly M, the (boice between waik dlsbaa te pay for * W plat* gl window be.had broken I n a l laursbt, or 60 day* In the -p Untie ry. Unhe.lUttogly, A HOTEL LEAMINGTON (or ECO N O M Y and SATISFACTION un ThoUtlM flkM tAc/kmf N. B. Ipt STREET a t BISCAYNE BOULEVARD Overlooktnc B sjfn m t Park and Btocayne Bay OppodlU Unton Baa SUHon | T ^ BAKING R V POWDER One Block From Shopping Districts and Ammmaenta MIAMI, FLORIDA Summer Ratos Until December Blngla Boom with Bath—11 JO; 1 Double Room with Balh-«S.OO MllllONS Of Pl)UNii'. MAV( Mil A l S|l> Uf CUH Cj <> , • Wn M I Nt I AHA t T H E GMIP YOU HAVE T H E W IT H OUR P R E C IO U S A G tc n ry o F A C W r jSViSSSUS IrndW hr HA* B EEN JO IN E D . RECENTLY. BV A VA*TK MAN— VOU M U T T PRO CEED WITH GREET OWJT1CN ' — • CARGO R EPO R TS. you W\lu tclu MR. FAGAN T O C O M B TO H R IM M E D IATELY— X .HAVE IN STRU CTIO N * * FO R H I M / . ; ’ u WANTEDi W E L L i: fa a a N lean/ e g WkdATl_ V H U fel k O ^ T o it I t —Mnndi (Signed) Richard W. Jcp*sn.“ tSONVILLC FLOHPUDA la u ifte d Adoertiusmmts , STUDCNTO PAOTCtT OMAHA, N eb, Oct. l l ^ - M V Police Commissioner Richard Pepsen of Omsha writes his letters short snd snappy. Replying in ono criticising the depsrtmsnt, he wrote: “Deer sir; “Phooeyl Schick Shaver i n p r ^ ' f i& t3 vW I® whlppod Rica eoiled wgnT n i i h o m imbrov I i illy yesterday. Tralnar Mike , f\l , H0FF Im rnO vni tmbtoe cald tka mgad leet BALTIMORE. Oct. ll.- iM — m it much weight la latnr- ^ John, Hopblna hoePlUl re\ bet gama aa la erdlnavy p o ^ ymtarday Bart Ntoboff, W Jototacta. The trainer aald B U u , r 0( the Louter me hascgyeeU the Beyers to fcava ^ j , team of the American A r m ved thalr loot weight com- ao«l*itota. Is “getting aloof vary Idly; by today or tomorrow. w#u,“ follow lug an operation for i s . : **ie. *** * * , u l l r • «eli bladder allmenL *jfl**|*» V 0 * 1 • H 'FT Nlehoff ■alfarod an ntUekSatH r erday while on n train. —Otech mg walkar cracked ______________ vo|k »kl» ever MlcctctluPl's CLAM DROWNS OOOSR wto, yeaterdai eg pccpciwtloes ......... Umtslana Rule bbgaa le BRADENTON, Fto^ —A gees* M at BUII Leering with til* lived up te lie name her*. Spying >*. odfeu**, k* had hacks el- aa open dam to shallow water,the mating from one position to goose etuek its £111 toiida the shell Other. The ettaefc disked bet--to obtain a mccl, Down damped 1 Saturday against |L Loela U. the bivalve (dam 4* yoo).nod>tho ^n at any time hi* FdL bird wet drowned, frank Mead* 1 sutkeo t ka ted lhe yara. hg bringtog geese, elsm. oad all date town. cnannfnctarerg nlenn ar W0JW0.000 and cbeml- In l l t l , the census shewed I yrocena todnstrtee several M l foreign r*aldt*\)s Uvtog Hut total far research. IJapan. , t i.«r ■hap*. Jot Carr and “Happy" Hayes, rat*ran linesmen, wars battered slightly, but will be bt ships for Stetson. Dick Spots and Earl Hatcher, ailing half­ backs were used' sparingly la lbs game at Bowling Green and will be ready for the Hatter battle. John 111 If. DiMt Sherman, - » ' *■»’ * * I *President m w p ill dURH IIISU* F o u r T 0 B ID H who^u*eompd"l*d the squad to �- • . - . r - : -------------r r : i^x.'.V- ' . ; RemInch G rant? F r r i ut K * More F njlt And VrgaUbleg Than ^ . Similar A m )m America . 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA. WKDNI OCTOBER IS 7 1M7 Blackshirt S TnSJjMy Chieftains CallFor 50,000 Volunteers NOTORIOUS GANGSTERS TRAPPED BY G-MEN Annual Budget / f c , / , a n EffortTo T akeT m ng Near International Settlement Falls Aa ThouaandsAre Slain And S n o w b i r d azanglteported As Key Position | Tol«I expenditures amounting to LVUWOO wore U it night approved by the Boon) of Hi roototi of the Seminole County ttiew b er of 15.000 Jap T r o o p s Take P art . In Bat* tie To Crack Lines I------------_ * ---------------- SLACK’S JEWISH, CATHOLIC AIDES Anglo-FrenchGo-renu men to View W i t hi ■ ■ OS' I t a l i a n F u rp o sQ -------<V;| A la rm ;r SH A N G H A I. . Oct, 18.— ’(A P )— A Chlpene npokcaman declared td fa y t h a t Japaneae forces h ad lost m ore th a n .*_£ The Career o f L. R. Philips haa been afflllalrd for sru-rsl year*! Chamber of Commerce of the llnlthd Slatra, Klorldn State Chamber of Commerce, Southern Oemmerrlal Sertetaiiea Amix-lo­ tion, Florida Commrrclsl Seeretarlea Aaeorlatlon, St. Jnhna -Rlv• r Improvement Association end Florida Waterway Congreae. The Itoanl nlw authoriaed Pentland, Gray A Moore to make the annual audit of tho Chamber's financial art-mints. In prrsenting a rcaume of artlv* It lee for the month of September, Drive Is Started FoH$ew- Members By Country Club bee of the bar, who died Bunday following a long Uineta. Tha faweral waa held In S t Jo h n t Episcopal Church, the Rev. ! Amblar Ambler K. M. BUakferd Blackford officiating. In the Old City IInterment -----* waa - L -* - ~ Cemetery under direction of Kyle ! and end Bwanaoa. Swenson. Judge Daggett waa a native af fudge of Jarb Jachtineflto. iR fllk , kii bis gro mndpArtiilii ltdparents hnelng settled hare l i l t lie here In USB. wna educated at the Cast FtoVlda Seminary, GalneeeOW, end. the llnlverelty of the death. Sewsnee. Tana., which uafrerelty conferred ■pen him the dsgrs i af Doctor a? Lows. He eerred as clerh of the Dave] County Crlathwl Court af Record la l i s t and m I M l waa appelnUd judge of that court. At tho time of hie death he waa senior mam* bar sf the lew flnn, Daggett, MeOeQum, Howell end Daggett. ’Accept Proposal Td Hand Itow To Non* Intervention (iroup! IMnn« For F o r m a 1 B J K d E S T w S Opening OkeyedBy ring, reporta of further ltallaiuIW Tin-Can Secretary i The two rouniriva POUGHKKKPSIK, New York. Oct., III. —fg*)—President llmiscVeit said today tho people wegg •'rlghlfy'' talking frrrdora of re ­ ligion and th r pro,* Jusl m they did 160 years ago when New York sta ir ratified the federal Const I* lullun. BANGUlf, f)ct., ta —(Ah—Cap­ Coming here from 11yd* I'ark aa "Kver, hinlv In New York la tain Frank Foley of lhi> Hanyor talking nhoui Klorldn," II, It police aakl today that Janie, llal- a '‘neighbor'’ tho Chief •'.vccullvu linry, onemtur ot llio (lenrra hover, thv wounded,survivor of the s|Hikt- Irt-forv a crowd of sevrmt Fruit Parking ('nuipniiy, told a D U rn a ambuth o f-th e dread Al thousand at the laying of a cor* Herald reporter on tils return Brady gang, had confessed the rner,t»ni- for tho city’s new p o st-, office. to Sanford after n tlimi-mnntK hand had slain three iMilicemen. ■lav In tha nation's metropolis. Captain Foley sakl he heanl the WASHINGTON, O il. IS —Idh Kerry ona you meet !• Fl»r- •ulky prisoner during an all-night President IliHHo-velt yeslerdu) Ida-mlndrd and a lanta laflut of questioning admit to federal siiiiiiiinnpil n e|H-rlnl res,Ion* nf tnurista ran ha W period In tlila Congress tit-m in roc Nov. lb and R ule during Hid winter, Mr, u lew liuura later, In a. radio Levy staled. sergeant, Fnul Minnrman, an In- • fhi-Jdn rlial" to Him iiillon. laid On hla return In tlila City, Mr. dlsaa state trooper, and George Levy atateil Hint 11m tampers- Conn, a Freeport, Ohio, patrol- down n leglsliilliii ptogram hi-iulih| by a rtHiomneodiiHon (o r Burn. control of Inrln aurplnsoa, Oalhovvr, hla skull created hy Tim Pre-ldi III ais.ke unii day high' ihhn II was la New t o r t and a bullet, aurrendrm l after Ihe alter AgrUutimc Ik iwrlmenl cs «lgni Irnna Island. Squad of federal alcnlbs shot and llmaii-.-, furvalindnwi-d hiigrtnliaI not Whm n-ki-d It he waa glad lo killed Al Brady, John llilllnger'a llsrn. he ba<k. the parking bouts op- "auccesaor,** and the gang'* youth­ ilepresjng anridusen In ilrtunll he ernlor alnltsl that, allliouph ha ful "trlggvrmsn," (larriK-e la-e ly cn-ry major rami rmp. J t i - ' prugraip |ur|udvd: late* i-njoye-l llte vacation Immensely 1 . t;ro|i aurpiua control Icglahkh he would not slay* In Naw York Ehaffsr, t l , yealeiday In a dra* aaatlc five-minute bailie on Ban­ latluu. nltlcj If some ona gava.blm the whola gor direct. I- Hearn regional II immP .....•[ HI ala. Foley aald the raptured gunman Irni program* -Imllar to Hm| The eiillre (rip was made willsAlso accused Brady of "knocking Tennettau Vail--, Anllmrity loj out ml.hnp wllk (be eirepllnn of j O minor rolltalnn | r a DeoralU off* a grocery clerk lint said he ln*arc punier I.mil ua«. BM not know the victim's name o r 1 . Ill ornoiUuo mn ol the is lown when bla ra r wan h l| hy a motorist who bad been park-d Whore the slaying occurred. G- nrallro lirnnrli ol Ilia yptlernl' and pulled Into Iha street, lie N hi, however, Iwvr charge,! the novernineut. gang with the death of Rdward 4. A lat»>r »t indarda bill In , was advised h r the jndge la Hia small lawn thel tha parked i«r Lindsay Plqua, an Ohio grocery InR m ailm uiu boupg and tultii j mwn wages. had the right-of-way, which Mr, 6 Htrenglheidiig ol |bu auli-' lo r y declared la an lanovaiina Iruat -laws. . Ip I raffle relee. prorrsiu for llie "in 1 ^ Praaldml Meeting lor Tavares, o n , u . -v r > Re Iwel Kdri lohmann, arc rotary of the Lake County Chamber of Cam* W altrr R (M m a * . opersiw Si area, will leave Friday far a ag pace •* tb» ivdeman Office Ke»i»*| two weeks' tour of (he North fat ar fell *»•* s u a s tr Rtaro here, se- th e Interests of the county ond minutes lo m a llr s ll) beesmath e o al , ra n d b MADRID, O ct, 1 ». - M 1 tarwaMi date for ike Cfly OHHBlaalnn In <ha Be will spend a week In New Spealeh government official, sal.l lee and General rlrellaa t f ha krld na kgtend, spooking In Boetan, today t0,000 Insurgents had bren I meat! »- Oily Clark Freak «, MBbridge, Worceeler end New killed in the 4S day old offensive Motors Laetso,! staled today. Mtferd, Mesa, end r .- ru meat k, In Aatari**. , then Mr. i '••lentaH waa tbo noly Rsa* . H. From there be will go to DlspatchSe from Gljon taU In­ I devel*"»"» *• fkaRIY beli.ro tha iffale, N. Yn wbrie he w ll surgent aviators swept d..wn to,-w draillii.e yewlarday |n r lb* r>tt Amos, tbs Notions l Assovlatlew lo b. -seated In Jeawsr, by : Commercial O rganisation garB R s f l CommlMlnnaP W. A. f^ftb r. »nd lories' Orovewtlon. At ike meet* Ba eras ‘ becaus.- id this Ihrt be aelem af n liU n lu ro and InformaUan Ittt nf , tv— kollv,. bM-mmui n d.ly qoaltnJ — wut Lake roualy end CecilraI l*B ' r o a d ld a le In arida will be .given nut. Mr. al.W llhoul 1 Rimaan will alee give a radie edI mbisiuisd fa aee while In lbe Noitls Gangster Survivor Confesses Killing Levy Reports North It) Florida Minded T h r e e Policemen IVie menfberehlp dries of the Sanford Country Club during which It la hoped that the pre t erit membership of tha Club may ha doubled, la getting under way, It was learned today. Tha dries waa launched la a meeting of tho offtaiala of the organisation la tho Chamber be tid­ ing Monday night. At the maathig membership cards were ttaued and the nan* » - names of*■the ** prospective - S ii< n s BKRLIN. Oct. 11 .—(AR)— V Germany eencludad • non-ag- • graa.lon oaratmanl with l i t • alum today, Tha accord w oo. reached In an sashanga of ’ natea between German Foreign • Mlnleter Konstantin van N au-■ rath and Belgian Miniate^ Jacques Davlgnon at tha Baft lln foreign office. The German note aald that Inasmuch aa a new agreement replacing the Locatne Becurlt]| ' Pact might taka a long tim e, * tha Hatch wlahaa ta define I tl attitude toward Ba'lglum wlU>» . out delay. S jM Al B ody (foreground), notorious midwest r*n g leader, and Clarence Shaffer. Jr., (background) one of hit- benermen, a r t ahown daad on the main atrret uf Bangor, Me, after C-mrn and poll** •hot them In a trap a t a gun atore. A third compoitkw wa« wounded, and one (I lian era* shot la the ahouldar. Here are horroretrlekan crowda au rroundlng the bodlea at the clone of the five min. utea of gun play, Tram Nn Une of the Raatold Howling i,i«gm> toot* life lead during the semua of last w a tt end are Imdlng the league |a the alaiidluRa with a total fit three gamne non nod non* loat. The Imi rue la muds up nt Ulem* b e n of .d ie Hanfiml UiiwUpg, Club and i hern are four team* In the loon n> Hin pri-M-nt time-- , allhuurh, ai-runllng In H .. II IH>|te, It nmv It- aiiUrgixl la in ! on during tho aenann. |< Mr, IHipc. -Mt-relnry id -tho., • lull, urge* nnyiutn Intrrosliwl Ini liowllng Iu ' m i - Ii IIii or altrmh one of the tluli inn-llnga. Mere nro tile M-Mllte uf last] Il'MllMnC page, laerl N ew England, France A Yield To 11 Duce I ~ 8.000 dead and wounded to­ day In a dlaaatrous attem pt to crash through the Chin•a e lines acroaa th a W ants a o p in g Creak Into T u a n s , .fo u r mile* n o rth w eat o f th a Utaraatlswal Settlement. Tho Japanese army uaed ll.< •aa man la IU detperata tbnial. Oaa japaaaeo Ilyina colama pushad ahead of the main body throe mllea to tha oolaklrta of Taaanr where marderoua machloeiun and hand grenade fire forced It to retire to Ua original position. TBaaag la tho mon atrongly defended town of the Chtneae haul* Uas. lie captare . by tho Japaneae might force the Chinoaa troops to withdraw from the hotly-coateated Chapel pector In order to c m n being flanked and aurroahded from the weat. A Chinese apokaamaa announc­ ed a Japanese effort to land a large number of troops at T s a r tlehlao, f|ee mlWI watt of LIho on tho Yangtia Rleer, woo o faltars. The apekeaoian aald tha NUMBER SOI Eatabllfthed In 1903 France agreed atIpulating that the negotiation* must b« swift and that Brltabg must help luT "i-uuallta the bale anrt> * shoulil negotiations fall. i After a rablm-t inerting In LonMinislrr Neville •ton, I’riino Chamberlain took the unuiual str|4 of railing tha laborlto opposition, Ileaders Into * conference—a step iwhich fairly occurs when l'arlla^ meat i, nut In session except Ink. limes of crista. The French ambassador waa une It'a a llim rU a a g a g e f e a r ) | 4A New Members Th j I I Are Reported Alj Woodmen Meeting Al Stock Market Falls After Early Rally imann To Tour Slat For Lake County Rebels Machine Cun Fleeing Peasants Pulp Mill Workera Picket Construction Prehistoric Bison LOCAL WEATHER Remains Are Found Fereeawt PERN ANDIMA. Oat. Btety-ata eiertrliteei nailnaad tbalr atriha hare yewlarday el Ua U K k W Kraft OarpareUoa*a meeting here jcU tdegr, Partly cloudy, possibly scat­ tered showers near the iKaat Coned tonight and In nerth end central portions Thursday, cooler In north portion Thursday n ig h t Bedlams northwest Florida—probnUg rein tonight Thursday. t t t t - � 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, October 12, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 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>, October 12, 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/fd6a14e459f8da305968d5aed867af15.pdf b25fd1350aa090f7c026055fa8d239e0 PDF Text Text m u m * ■ i j '»♦J.Vrtr* ■JUUV BAK»OBft rLOUDJr W i 1. j, ■"*■» SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1937 ROUte GROUNDS OUT TO MCCARTHY IN THIRD > p® K ■ ■ ■■ v ; | IvSkV .T W fl r' . • ft T v. a ^ | • i'.y ' 31 W ' u V r- ta-B R r i m M W "’ jJ A aIT Jfir 'l.y*.. .i. V, . - . rtf* ^ rg ^ n . nnF*r w |b. t *f 'V.& kjf^s • *..V AjN* " -« r c. 3 ■ , * ** ■ A SL^ V n i *i J .d vk x fi \ v tfla w f i w ' ’ ■- •*<* ^ j a B ••Jar i “ j , ;V mmm ;v H ta / T v KyjHk <* ■8 m J R a J T ^ / - 4 ^ taf ■» ^% j f ® " 18 v | O ’T t f 4 i " • r\ ________________________ M RaMt p « m M mat ta McCarthy* I ft (tit third busing of lb* second |H M of tha current World Seriea. ia d m n i e-snaks* over to bark sp F tr at Bam man McCarthy, who outed Rolf* without old. Shown alia « Ot ioo lUail and Yankeo P in t Basa C oarh Earl Comb*. Austria Parakeets Cad Hubbtll Hurls Placed With Birds Brilliant Game To At Municipal Zoo Upset Yankee?,17-3 h ew U w Ruses L ic e n s e Toes ir * i Ik d r dMicwinn*^ »rr offered for ?^l«i *c m>WI Uy Ihr -liuunnuv Ag*ut< nolng hi Pi unflrt tht' )h« 4 of iirofrw- farmer or ( t t r r t t producing ih# m‘f 1 nr*thoMl n I w n if aro sutj Minimt it. Slfc.Sk (arii*M pmdoftr, ore c irrupt frum t® * b n<l I’* ' *hin $I0<1 i pk*isw»i in Ista ta and County Ihm-t- ta t. | and rmtmaap Ilian $500.00 for a( lulldtac I M n d m V n t a ] “ Pa** air lin-nw-n pi»l to any offense. Ihawpi il «l $14.24 are rauad | tlaanl, Conioii-i-.bns nr OITirer for. t t . n fa r m a y 1» raan am- perm its ir c id ta la a , rxatauiaUun, L V ^ a Q n n w f o l l U U a ( I t a m y a d « . Im w k m . ,ln^rrtH m ,.r athrr leg history £ l n i t J S n O W l a l l ■M daraiilx'ii iR fita U K ^ p a ip n ra stall hr ia aiMItkat to *" t -am TW.and ta $22.VV : and rad in la-ai of nny oeciipat hm NnAraaV rarrrtaauu wdro h a w ta r rrq.iln-H li) thia Art or olbrt > f a y f tc a t the rata nf $2.3* U* ad thia Jili.tr. --tlp-H lale N *« Yorkrra awoha ■anrh $l;«OOno of Stork w » l j “Thia Art >loll la.l ta- rasnatruaal to a r a n K ln w a r u of apprise t h ­ la y a t H » rale s.t $10.00 for authorise gnMlduig at the eper- ing , winter H ' f »a Ilia Maaon'n th ua tu pl.onana pin* M J t f .n , athm a*f a Inltrsy, ni I lie rps-ralhiti n#:r. -ll, mow hamparaat Irafflr III a a h u i..i Jt.nwO t i u u MH ait n t ' uf - i any ______ ■i_____ . __________, Mm. > ftddtthsnnl n f astock, snssrliim-, rsosltivnnec or ale I torn* section* 1br vice prohibited l.y law. | cenlral New York reported ■ t a n a hi any linae "The nasal “ ix -o -w ' wherever Ibr heaviest aaowtaU. alljs a fW^ee* r**rt «*■ kwyI m thia Art iM H In' cu®»tn9»-»l aturro tampurartly Ulan kit Itig fttonst th ey a Kpret In have at any t* new s rilla-r |* r ..m , rsna. |»all- road* ln the Hyratumr Uortlaud * f t A m ine Ike romtag r « i . ner.l.«p. m rfaawlliai, eswwialtan, area. Althoa*h the »si«sr meltiphh* *s r *» Use $,Taalre. <-creator, ndi.iin! tm lnr. tru-tee or rd quickly, traffic war alowad T*1r N * h r «*"!•» 'V.sdla r V eal a-nihy, uhetlwS ainiru and driving p ro m t h au rd ou i. * fa e a rd , Ihe new rate ia $1*30 Ui ass plural, saa-rsilmr or famlnBtn*w m ille d lightly over par.* Ma $U6ft Tor aiaids $w*.um tun me, a s Itse o u d r l l suay swqaiio. | Af tbe Rim hotter area and ta k e j m ftj ta eeeeaa ad fleas. I “ l \ bile lb. in s' taw include*, op- Ontario, while brier flurrlea V i ml Inc so Tangil-V patently, a sn jr lmsiawes, piofra- « e r a reported at Tisiiaaunila on btaM ftl lY nperly, fra il and eccv alaos or nia^ip I n i n»t aslheiwtae |k o Wa^slrn hauler. A i l knyer* are laved $27.74 Ua-as^d, sf'en n U lm a arctnas pro - Near traerlni temper a 1 is r e'e •iM driili th e y kave brew tan -d m |m ,- IhSl s sany |» is m i nju red ware raortedp *s in-rally apatat. in . | m Iks- / |« a nl mn s f any lidamcHM —■ ■ . . *t|hwrtllinnera o f tk e profea - „ f , . f\J 11* I ia v 111,, i n-< lin a s r ran t- - . - -I I M hselndinc la a y ia a , *K*ora, be p s u p ily Sia|nlnd of It under L e n t N o tic a MUSH, pharmurlat*. re$rtateioit • , Br j.ceens.ui sd Ihbs Art, or sstkrr - a ____ a_________________________ U* nU- •**11 Hi fH in lttT f f JilidiPlHC, |« y m I n «f n o w la v Klia'I an* relsea-e th e! » | j „ „ , |.,r Slurra kaa 'w m k »iii*»r i w a n d b i n iV iM p il, ilifi n fcnowa ■***sem ad any liesoar la * t a r . * , tko t lusus m m la w nial tke m adam any loilm -io upeiated by amoaml o f l so ease ta ftraJaaled *5fm m $ I n am f... .aw alvrw to tbe *20eks asperated sankinea o|«-r- a sssn.nl o f $IIM.n,l sws each store r e n i M sir a u n m s s s u Hoilrt U h«rrliy iU » n titai pur* *“•*"' f ' ' n,,i VS' in ia«i r m « ia ««iu$ in V ^ ie 's lT 'T w u u '-t *,l a."'JiM t. '*L1 riaiM s n> awl fur ftvmlaulr Costaii.W ^ V .'.V * s ifi'r ^ lliT lo ia AUu n - i - i i i r L .I si j ( u i u b a u l, |M .fh- firatrt ad aaaehmasc a m - ri fl eui oi s.wssr ilsssea. plfta *M MAU*V * 4 * y . *U w tlv *t ---- -------—- —- l ------------ ------- ’ l i v i n ' , in s* m um u mm, ~ e ■ ■ ky.lke kiKeMsun ad a robs eaUeitsd by the S tair raaaptrvlWr ajiw* r.i ab atft* y a llwmae U r a f lacawaw. due am July list of ***!*»$. ' ' eweb nusehiise eamWtaanee , a k yp»r. fk e la o n id i after cant luBfcua* wsaekbse. fuasunt w a ll e r CksmptmlW. gam ftsto Us* State fs* dago i-l.-imp vtmdmg f n a s u iy to Use rm lil of tke tl/y s lb*, wsnair M-eulinj; iwnrbmr, esat Naiuul I'urs-t, and ia eptsar* m y Wta* opa-salnl ly nlad ,bmed to tin- tkrsselirs fsrnas lime » * k l rmrh f * l taVpbma* are u lsaw in k sdsrd a irliu ln iy for! N i l e A k t*«. .ihe p ajim at «*f liaelsrra sAlasiraJ 8 Vrteftbag f k fta »r* b - and liu a * matalum of pnpua in . bed U $3214 gd«* $t>0 f.w pau k u W -li. , LftieaW aust|4*vvd ks aaraw. «f “tlw h i tbe s« sr rtamsfkwlia^ *wood j ai.ls. hv ,sod>lka a suing 1 knit nr Vorsta»>V p ari me t r i r i s . pesUba. nf all land-, sea-1 tke role v* $1434 plus u i rams, aim rwaisev* uf all hiwda, | f a r aoarh fseraam awsspbiyad ta fall imdcr Use |srasUs-vsa of Use ft* wf fsvav prsnided Use Iterww d a f t star*- law. I b f t a v n d $-17.14; |d»wl» --ft "W U w aTr any psvwm who la Mllqr frows-m nr by r oaips-ia- aokjs-rt t* tbe pa)loea.l d ■ IIeraaraol>>■*■-> a w rsem pt, caWae air pnsih*s- ta* hy thia er 9**ry Tort.nK 1 ,-th-r, dftirrag any a tta r law wf lb* tMftv mi $mtmi-li a-ifruktcr-i, pkrwnJo $1orvds. shall fad I* pry Use aaaaa •kbesvwrtcr eeaasVs, *p<|-ft amsdi'• wines dsns, tke T»* (kdlectar.l t a m i t t n a t m t a k a t a , * tW ptr.Ji.-e. State ttt iM u n , or) ft! k n j f t , «wft » n s f p w isa mlarr aJTsoal la wbom Us* . Bald ,* 1 dft tarty nresiretion wf t „ *, payable, tha* bam . w ay ftw awstwrc sbafl pay a Wswaaae ^ d sra trd U ad and atagntar * t $lta3V , rtsH tW that this sbe Sheriffs a f lb* SUlc a f FWiftn t a e l and k eonmtwed to Ida, c Bantamad tag tksna and r*cb af THII bat tbaa v lrltry i Kaufe, k -sM pasmls.i all | iiala la eetiatr 4U, *i»Ult<>.N Soeelal Msasar ■ (Xftainu o r i Ma in aetMlrn o tsu s* . Tts AftlMAUa ASM . ww ----9mm Is .Leri fearsoai J J e e f , fenad Selkirk ’to /ftll i|st la McOefM^Wftd-Mi* let I'w aul out Hiitelf 4 1 McCarthy — Oen. id h l R. Keoaody, rand- ami Oat U11 did aatno helutlfulataisdisf'In t-blef ml Xlabaaa'e Cournderaln wlerans. pare no­ fleMinir on thal play to end lha first half of the eeventh Inning. lle* yiuslrralny that ll-a "filar* | Ttisi lllanli added another tally niu| Honr" wnsilil flout at a NorthI to their total of seven when with Booth reunion n e t t Jane la ,two nun out, ladler worked Antii’llyahurg sir al»e til* romrade, wnulil p i sisi •‘u »ll stsswsi strike." jdrewa for a walk a n d . McCarthy I singled through tha bog and Isclilein ml Kvanasly'a *t*lemeot futlowml ill srlly ufti-r llo-Htate'a her rili an red to second. Denning (tnilrsl IMufiulsimle Veleran* vu(- {then got hli third hit of Ihe af* e,t In nllmiil III* lleMy*huni ral- itemoan when he doubled to deep light field to score Leibcr. lie* lr- wIIhowl iH-i-u**lou of ahftk-l er they wisahl bn |H-nnllted to iCarihy held up at third. Whilekefd was pi'rpumly walked to .fill CJ"f, "W-t «m r.ohsft In . taka nor th$ tuaoa but llubb^ll lined out t^ 40llt ,el M psiradft with them Wfll gn W*s ft alt down atrtka,*’ K*ss mmula. 1.1 MUwi a - ___ _ Steak Fry Given At SanLando Springs aiMitawiy A aU lk fry honoring meratat. 1RWH* * HO • f tko Young ruopie'a Service ta rig League of tke Holy CTcss Chuck A hd out to < ora* given yeaterday eflersoor at SV** * “ •»* Land* Sprtaga by C J. Ummpk, vuf a f tha Ok earner Itar a f the league. » ----- Mb.^ph^sSurDaril^.j! mn, Mary Mcttory, Elisabeth Dy- ( ' ' B y C tmm, J a m Ktag, end Baaa Mac- JUUN0HA1 After leaden el LeaUtana Slate University carried ealhereJa-mefce. iridirea e l Baton Uouie. s e ttle i leader; Mark. Leek Bonneite, heed eo-ee yell lends li H u ft r f t Elam ef Baton I m ic j and U. £ Theta pi �.. ~*r ■a — • ... » -» — ..........;— ■■■ ■■■ Seminole Comity Prodorea * More Fruit And Vegetables Than AnJ Similar Area 'n America . BalW h Tkt Only Centra) * ' Florida CKr Affording Rail, Illghingr And Water TrmmporUUoq AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXVI >■ ...J ^ A sso c ia te d P r m j» . SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. OCTOHER 11, 1937 ■ piack Given C lear Title By J u stices OGDEN L. MILLS J * e v i t t Petition For Black's Removal On fi Technical Grounds ? Is Denied By Court L Ogden L. Mills Gasoline Once Treasury Row Grows Chief Is Dead New Decisions H slttliliahetl N l’MIlER -99 In j^ns -------------------------------- Closes Against 700 Imports YANKS WHIP (HANTS l-TO-2 TO TAHK. SERIES Most Drastic Act'on In Economic Histo­ ry Does Not Affect U. S. Oil Or ( ollon Two Weeks' Illness Judge idge Love Orders Proves F a t a l To Lee Pay Impound­ Leading Figure In ed Gas Money To Hoover’s R e g i m e Washington County --------■ i NKtV YOltK. O il, II. iil>. 1 Oxilrn O lden !.. I., Ilia. ills, former i w i 'i i r y nf the treasury.. illr I at hi* liomi' of here today at 'll it s A- >1. after an lllaess of two week*. Although "born Wllh a gold •pooii •poou In Ala mouth" ami ultti liltle Inducement n irc p t tin- tra ­ ditions of ancestors to carve -------------- -- i a rsrecr, his llfu a us WA8HNGTON, Oct. If.— f rounded. WASTHNCTON, Oct. 11— Form er Secretary of the T ress. (API President Hooarvrlt Raid After act litis Ills law degree today the people of H it U n it* ^ (A P )—The Supreme Court ury Ogden l_ Mills, who served! from -H arvard hi ISoJ. with high til State a a ir ilrte rminrd! to ^refused today to permit Al­ under Andrew Melina ami beaded) Brude< he W a n to mi emptoyce io tin' fifth isiime of the IMT World uphold ttii.pt I dc ail of hlMltaH nml then thru n partner of Kiel .on, bert Levitt, a former federal the departm ent during IIDover s and ..ult- victory was the fourth game. •o cltty ••which woiilil it il'» !L t died today a fter illin Jn iniu linma nml Russell, a New Judge In the Virgin Island*, Administration, tule freedom far force In tha a brief Illness. Itiint »ii Giant llulflet.lcr Jim Ripple* York law firm, niul soon w ii » In it oiitfietiler, who Ineed fro m I n - l and Patrick Henry Kelly, a Oovernmetila of the Horld/* ilomalul Hi a corporation trial U> safely under \a n k e r T h lu l Itao-man lied llolfe. IHMnggio pegged t“ He tpoke on *i radio pro* * Boston attorney, to content lawyer, tint <1lt*aHi,linl with n In' mil the wing.fooled G iant. Calling tin- play is Umpire Stew art. gram broaidcait In ro m irrtlo n career that seemed solely devntJustice Hugo L. Black's right w ith th r rem oval o^f the A r­ ed |o pecuniary gain, Mill*, only i**l to pay to a seat on the bench. lington National C rm etery of money fola year aflur ih 'Iiik mlmltta-rl |n This a c t i o n , gave B ls c k « the rem ain* of G rn e r.ii Wlad* cvin division of c it y nlvvs b r ie f s tin’ New York lair, became uc Im lr D. Kr*y»ariow »kI, »* poMtN cU ar title to h it judicial post urt •ju»t ices on the tiro In want politics. In I••12 tr«« patriot, vhha if f v r d iff thfl ao fa r aa present d iillif iitu *** of a ’ pi ran for Congress hut was dcU nited States A rm y dim nfl concerned. Levitt haa indicated, payment fealed. the W a r Uftw een St.ites. « however, th at ho might sta rt niiicy into ilia eoun* I Two years Inter ho was elect­ bridge fund, other proceedings. ed to tho state senate and lie U r The t««nrinlM I'rvM by .lodge lane, law- ■ -Thla fig h t will not be over If gan to reflect tho lively Inter­ Tlu* iitic d lio n o f im p 'r t a cs not renflict with an | .. my petition Is denied,'’ he asest In social welfare displayed l>y Judge Johnson AdtlrCSS l a y serted. f o r warring n a tio n s by his grandfather. Darius ') kJilt' I hi vi* I'ninpiiiili^ i*I I Im n l.it , . _ , , r . s l l . v f 4 s s l-e a r T k r r r t The Court refused to perm it restraining ('ntnplfnllrr la c from] B o o tll is p o st'd a s a m a j o r i^sm* Itulny, N ational G u a r d , here w ill lodd t C IK IS L C g lO ll A n d paying gasoline taxes In itl) coun* | Levitt to file his pelitlon which f o r I l lr |K n u r s i-.iM lnitiiot) lilt-II Weekly d u ll H-.SIOII at the lies Ills'll have special legislative! contended Iltsrk was constiluFather J . J. Kellsgbsn. who liienl A in io r y toulghl. b y tin* c i l f l i c t s oil lt"U » nets seeking to control the dls• tkm alty ineligible for the poel- has recently returned to the ]biirsi-mcnt of the fund. lion. I« v ilt ctsirned Black was Cfl|»tain niul Mr a. F it *I S. Kcit ii Th e C ity ..................... .. ....... . T " ” r" h* « k " ’"**’' " " , , r l h u ' " " ' ‘f1-' * United S tate. ’.coni a two immllia’ barred because he was a mem­ nf thi* Hull l Jnihjlluii Atiny (umL in Hm i ii) Hall tonight f*»r pruvcmi'iiin in hinldiiig mi«| la rg e r1 J a p a n m 'k l tl K In part? ll3 ber of the Senate which voted trip to his old home In Ireland, was tv lu irm l iuh | h i t k * In Sum * n i | tli... id;.. M >i , i monthly *.••»■ j inc.-asos m property rallies in illtl'IT iatilllllll b ills m ill |irO to increase the “emoluments" of the principal speaker at the rcrn fttr RttrnUilig I hi* largest Sal 1 >,',,ii .......... than in any oilier sla te ' visit m n iv i’ll sit f u r fin n n c i WC LAKELAND, Oct. l l . —OV) the justices by perm itting them ulsi , luncheon of thn Rotary Cluti dsy in an early morning '*J>«>k . , V *• . ' ........ aslem sealatBid, Seminole *,!* Ui»’ <'lUlill '•<«» » to retire a t full pay a fte r reach­ today. Q. W. Spencer who had n Mil tho Neiilli ot .Atlanta. \ o-l.i'* ia of I lly lln lilia o n « .................. . , | | , ....... to ullim st 7«H* impol M l ing 70 and serving 10 y e a n . charge of the program Introduc­ One man was killed nnd two The s-otivrtilion was lumded by, u itl I liiivl 1-1..,,City Judge ' ....................................H o " ^ \Vln*lll« r nr nut itnvrlupnn nl joint" stabbing over a woman, He added th a t tha retirem ent ed Father Kellaaban. |„ |t ,„ »„iM Krane* nf Hu- « *I>' nf Hanfurd d.III fl* Gem ini Evnngliue lluuih wtie nr |-,oot J Millet III II .esaloli „f | Hisiiis-11, .tilled |.«lny aflel’ his itof Justice ‘ Van D evsnter did Reports were heard from Ilia othera were held in jail here t i e . li’hil mil , I'iirk .\|„mi.ip ,| Co.nl ul the . (urn (i.tiu n h ip to New Y urk{tnimiihif'il ilirnwiinr upon hoc Avi^nin* w ill rlte.l m Atlanta Wednesday oil,-, It was folk county’s second not ’ create a vacancy on the eomtnlllee in charge of the an ­ »»*-«•• «** »*"•»••* I'.diei .Station tin nf to, noon pmlnitily <1<h tilint hi tin* r**gu* »lid IMniaili lphiu I'yivn*'**!* fruiliii'i' l" allow R* dill w h i c h murder within a week. *t thi* railway stxllon Hy t»i*vnin»r j ,M |ty | ^ Court and hence there was no nual Rotary barbecue In r fimotlng nf tin* lily rom inlif — Ml llaim tt Staled lhal tsadwte-1, !**«!* Volunteers go to the Val- * 1 Edward J , MoUuy, 30-year old K l). Klvcrv of dm*'gtn. Mayor I ___ • • * vrtfj W h a l d 'a t Ranlnndn sprtnga ptae* '*>r*l«*araryir wf^fonhrlntii-iH In tin* ( i l l llfill lit 7 :HO (t in |*nvi'imm n t' Ihf* * l» p ' 11 fin i;: . alei development ill I hi­ ^ te n d e d that Van D eranter still nest Thursday. Tho plrnlc will Highland City fisherman, was lonlnltt. Ii wn» t> mti' it tiiday, \t It llaitsfirlil of A tlanta. V d emil.lt iin i* r it ii * a |iinn*iMlty uimetl tX9 t e c h n i c a ll y is a member of the tske the place of Ihu regular stabbed to death In front of a ,,( ..... ,lir.. i..s . of sti. nt nt. Ihalt ill ,uiv or Ik e loeulittri Itieiik l In* iklnleiiuiU' in ihi* A nt! I<H «\t tin* ln..| fins ting nf Itie • - I’. George, United Stales Sena uphv | , MUI)1v luncheon nest Monday, and the “ jmik" jo in t ju st inside the I-nke rninml'-j.lutn r-i llii-ri? n a * miiiiil* i fur uiul ni.Miy tribunal. lie l>. < I'ltlltll'l, iViil, ttinl iiitim Ali'.l d ia l F tf e i{ t t | lr lt a lUrn Mi «lil« i ran* t'npluin F V ir n Bl.tUtl lh:it nuin> Service by Diark, tb r petition barbecue will ho served ul5:.10 land city limits on the old A ulr i nritm vrri*y i»v**r Hhi tli' f nr nui III** i ti ilulir tin* f.i i K j*>* in flex nf InuiintM llitu^ c l i n k ^ said, “will interfere with and o’clock * though Ilotarlatig and umdale road, uml lamia Kelley, tin* P ity Fii'lln -fi wf*fi* riKtit In v \ <, nt * u rn * f pun mii ril dm mg thi* II It*Ii I tt 7 "! thi*« h in tr anth »|iatnl fm Hu* m m * ’l l"’ J«rAM»*»i* •n u n ;i u.*> .irlu-tf him* prevent the due, proper, and law­ their guests haro been Inslled to fruit picker, was placed in t li•*| Dmlilhllliii; r r n llt'ii nf n fill In it 'n i l hut I I n* muni mi« ic f lm g pn In lllllp ll lit (uiu* niii** nf Hu- mint! ilni*tlh* i4 His* w lfilrr ful adm inistration of Justice In make use of the pool and oilier county jail io connection wllh tini»l (In* i'nninr nf l-slglitli I* I Mill Mitt 1tr'ld nil S lill’hi) nt'It") i iiumIi 'I ii . i*ci*i*nmi** h»-ltay, It w a | crime. Several hours later la-li i elation tii ml 11 ( h \ it let i h i u 11 it r i 11 u t ii 1 1 1 ! ii 11 fu r Hi ih*\clu|iiMi u l, the Supreme Court of the United facilities eailler in tho tfterjU fu lc n n l in nffa»*l u 11*1# ni)f«u»i^ i Mny*'»r) i i-ll Cook, truck driver, wn- Hln * t null ligitk iiihlrt*^ by Vtiii ii m l 11*»nlli> uonu, S ts U s." F nmiI Itll i1i'i*e,u Jtrnvs, 11hi ilrli' IM tu tn l lllRgltm InMmatrtl f fiat 1 nf |^(7,<Hmf«4M| plaertl in the Ijtkelaml jail, and Father Kellaghnn. speaking Kelly'* motion was uenird on h lV - 'lh ’tl w as lerol by Hr IMll*’*n 1 tens dee,.led ........... . ft*luni** ii**in 'Iin* im itIt uni'I*iiti*rMini (Hi* cm ii*nl •slllll ill'll Itisl n(| ....... ..............r .. ......E llis A . l o l l . I of I lieI I I -t lla p ll t the basis of the action on 1-ev. In commemoration nf Columbus officers iniliraled.hu was In Id M I In* fKiuiTiptnn nf Htnifurtl v«.lii|Si* fruiii Hm ini mi* Yvihtli** wiul |.‘«tiMm,iHm ilnily fu r Hm I I iiiiit d ( ’hut tli nf Allcmta run I < nlmn 1 I* Day, said thore is n marked a material witness. Ill’s petition. Flm n ljH , isUti|*ai;:ii. ill! Y III J4 uliuu** ill (irficera said they leu tried h u s liif H i l l t i h i itiiHfi park A Vi- , ./ split'll mi. An ti. i n iii|? vui> iin t similarity between (lie Europe of inn* iin a im iltcr *»r |n.lh> tin **' |h 1 jnt** (lii'i extrenn' ■m i( lij|ih n t liiiim lt* w ill fur i \ today and that of H92 when Co- Malloy was an innocent bystao d ir ^ lift rninp.iii) iihhh inn fur ii**r * Is■ll iilltl *>"V* la l Uimniilii'i tin lit l t i i t l at! |n i vhi i « iiY U h l*! e*i*iit Jupan will ivtiiliinuf "i at a fracas which sfnrted over (C*aM *e*4 * • F a n e T t m ) w ere mil'll- t <<iur u lin g (la ro n viti m 'r.M tt.l s^late •*• ? until* C iiu nty's i i *|mI'Mi'iilu ll\* a gill and was stabbed ill the iiiInnI*t|| |n iti i i n ^billon ni Ih*- titn . Jhim i* it m lunvy |»ui .1i ,» IIII' .lu ll' f A’C.1^111!Ml k’ e(i| | | ‘||. heart as he stood by Kelley’s cnr. Inlet ft r lln n Ufiiilil Im> g nm l ml u Tin* T»*i i ilnrial y*Vnfl 1 1 -ill* I I to iiia(itNul nl nlol mm him s irijtirU nn* 1 I, nml niai h Killey was arrested u short time iMIililIntt tirrillll. II w a, ul%> Inlllioileil Hint •• MV ml *i*lc« I Imii* uml (nil I'h illilll || I ^ ill U I’Mn i l ’ll ll |*ri*u( llllh **'UlllM w later, hut Conk was not picked vt iili"ii.tl gri« I nit1 vs s i* gi\» n lt>r*i»'i*Minl nf ftiii'it si (liim i)*h u( H»i*% , “ u*(;» ul * m a iriiiil up until four hours later wheu 12 llien ,tiers of tin- S n n fo lil ('em Ll.-ronimiMiiiiii-r K. I. I'miiMt*, An organisation meeting of the m uH i, 3 li. M a iiitil i.iit t l, mhlilic. I »•••»* Hi*’ Iwiil* l relatives surrendered him lo ••lory Com m ittee would lie pr.-pelti the S i u l l i r i i i T * T i itm i . i I ( H im mi ll,e m eeilng t.,n lch l nod leip Fall Sem ester Extension Classes lfi.it Hiom* who lunI l» m Ih i . <iml lull, of Hu* l’>rVlirca fiuriUcKf iiimiflt r. Thn l'r«,a*i*lt nl «*i tIn* Sal under t ln lr resignations U lie offered through the General E x­ l«t;»V1 1| Hit* mm Him ■ wi n* j*latla"f*lnm i: • trv rl..j.,.» an u ) W iM t « iiditiri Ann)* ^V i I miI j Ailvlwiry body. tension Division of tha University Hn.k Huy It ul l.« hi Im n n l H»*m FniiiVt »miiilM Muw »•* It «»lyV rcIIiM ftl, I «*wi ■ *n S. \ i L tt r ii- lii, of Florida will bo held in the San­ tli* Mult*. in A*It* (he iiitrmlurthiri *■f I hi* i»n% * M r s . G l a d y s K e n d a ll. v .4lll, ........... .. ............ ford G ram m ar School tonight a t , , . „ imju.n l mu |«i ilKcit! rrnur. in the 11 ginllnorel tin I'm r 'I krrr f 7:30 o'clock, according to R. E. ■* * ,un^h” n bf. h*1,1 x si, A n n o u n e e H S c h e d u l e inchifjiitlin nntl ntliei (•itvi'iimr 1 Episcopal Parish House Wednrs Kipp, principal of th« -chool. Mas,,,, Dixon l.ln,-, M,. It.**M*-.I ria l Iti>iit day, October 20 a t 12:lf> o'rlnck, All peraons Inlarwatod in taking A Puppet Show front the Hu. l the ,-ompltte iivi M1l»c Mui tli »if ( lit is lia n ity extension work must bo present according to nn announcement reau or Dental Health of Ihe ■rui- of e.iuife-y to pat,on Four pernorm wen* Irlril 4i»*s .SVniitnr I»«*iti ii«* III* fl (.'.Hiv»* a j c made today at the Krminolo (kiuna t this meeting, Mr. Kipp itatod, Florida S late Rosed of Health fur© <*jIv Jinlpf* F n iiik | ia NI 11)* r HjM»n e mill ul'n H i. I.n u if I), Mi* II Iiulyi* I m i MHi II* S r mi Hole Da- p i l l of sto le r lc llt * IV;is Die , , 'J . i iHTiiii v |h iti■ < t1 -*ftlu ll.; a|| | | t ill ( ni" t m iineslIc iHIfi'ti-m’e litxiii-n jtfd ln g th a t enrollment will bo ty Cham krr of ^om/.icrce. and through the rn-opcration of In it i, )»«"*'ti«I ««iftiH|fift nf I Ii m M ’i New Inn. o u n t y C o n im is s io iij All the Ciric Cluka of Kunfnrtl m u n iJ iii.i Die full fYVIMg *<!•« Hili iitutin i ii mul Miiiltiuru ru tuiiisi, H a d * nnd work outlined a t tho Ini­ the Teeth Council for Children, Hr. < hi rim F u iitll **avi‘ and the general public are invited Inc. will be shown in nil the lilt Ipal Cm irt F rlila y tial Msalon. of iiH'i-llug’* o f 11 Vll 1DDI 4lllh I in* i«*1111* »utiil ivi* i ■■mmi-mlt fl Alto ll w,ii» tonrnnt hnUy. |(iailiti*' im ilVri - u* r r »h ru !*»»*'1 termliction vvhivn i i jm ,! iht* to attend the luncheon,. Ralph o f t i........... ■ illy vy ill H'* Hi'Hi *Hi tut* Calif**1»l hu it liiiut fur Hn-ti rtMii .»( lh. <H<11 ♦ mil r f Hia .w*’m‘< schools of Sanford and Seminole All courses offered a r t applic­ Tlii»>.f aifralgn1**! fw^for** I It** cram . pagw rll, secretary of the Cham­ the ro o tii,i* xu-i-k. County today and tomorrow, Mrs. Jtnlr© were Anna Jr»n«*n. able toward degree* a t the Uni­ li'-iy lo | m ( i <i)!h ami inVnl Hull it irn.lt (M inify V Mitimi i*»n«*r-» in H»«l (*4i 1*1ji tri F i n n • ( :it Nt-ai ly nil Hi*' t ilt h , *if Hm ap|M (lli it t•• I hr limlla ill ut|ii|*|M*rs * .... I 11. -it 4* .* . i hi v e rs ity 'o f Florida or tho Florida ber of Commerce announced, add­ Dniothy I-atnb, County >chuol i hnrni fl y Itli llio aaln nf IfiVnaI w it lh e r u m wt l nn*l iimmiug. ing that all reservations should be Rtato College fo r Women. Regular nurse, stated today. talln g lHV«ruB©i ailh#iil n Ii H ii ill*' i h f 1jiiT i il* ' r .,)nii Hm I, f,-x. rn u n l) Im \ v I m * ii •»i}»nuir» <1 Mini wIm* H**'n* *mmh| 1m Ij i »*. IJ f'Jl(*i( *ri made direct with the Chamber of (H** liom i* ? I f Miiti tm li'.n \ *. til imlifh’iilill). m eeting datoa a fte r tho organisa­ T hr show brings out four fiiifil 12.7 nr Do flay* In Uaya. lie m n hi ■* II,..Mil elite I• «1 I \\ Yatl- .IfUlL'hp Commerce. paneul 1-y Ills (tlu u i In tion will be set a t the tim e the L'lUiuH lu points on dental hygiene in an Jail; Jut k Jnhiiaiin, npno, th a it wife unit l.l Mat mri I1, mi:•sbury. |u iiyuilM f . i Wluli* iii Vew Y^H. .Mr. Ilairuii l(l .l|IMI.ri| tvilli Hi*’ «Haiimi; «»nt This will be the first official ctssees are completely organised. entertaining manner. The points t*tl *11 Vi (ti«* pnaiiepilui! nf It)*all* iiilr«| tin* Atm in ill l«rymti ^ ^ l i n k in n I nVu Jrw* m ,| III.- rial H m* ro m iiij; y e a r. General Itool H *1 Ii** ini*c lin g s ni H* lh llult'* n- Hi nV4 iiiN.ii ami Only those classes showing auffi- visit Congressman Wilcox has are: _ right food, c h e u u u eYer. gnl liquor. f*n«tl |15 nr 3 0 tiu)» val ion Army wo ir»t• *1 Hm( lla* sup w h irl, at lie I" ' i, Mi-xirn an-l paid to'ftcm lnole County in three foil : the (*i Ui'Va cLnt enrollment a t the orgsnixaT i.rsilu y rise, use of loothbruidi, sti-l regu J mVih McrMitfi, thurg.il with n|* then* welt* jtevin i h |.i ;iii • from l,i i;t(»riiiiil)rs ftiMii (liUt MttVa iiv c rflo x v h u : f , o , „ it-, t)on meeting will be continued. years. Even though Mr. Wilcox is Inr visits to th r dentist. ru ti-i.li-t jiMr rxrJlrhirfit in Dial vicinity. ••ruling a Vnialti^Bi yyllhnut r Ii that country i m m i . nt (Hr toll* W oman's il-ooi- Dei " 'ii- lin lm r , u itl iiitiiMTl no longer Congressional Repre­ llatwo i II 1 tub. \ ill m »•*•!. VVt 'l H r. Kipp tald. Miss Rosalind Collins ami 11*11*1*, u»n iiliinls*f*i|t tifitl x%*(!i llirir all a tar iiiilwlrla*4', <i vcnlinri. THere wen* / 1*ncY Hiiiiti* ■ E n d T. Williami. englm-er, fih-f sentative for th r 5th*- D istrict, h« nesdity. Die Pnol i 4 II i lo b ; i fi(ii|Mnii*(| nf ‘ in' Iivi* l.jliy ii Hintr an mlxerw | , ’|***D ’-ul* lla- ll".*nl Courses to bo offered Include has taken a vital interest In the Marry Fowler working t>ith the A«lum« rharginl w ith tlrunki«n ly 2'><>() of fir iul ul I^ M ary W --in Viif am I oiu- lari*** in *ml hull, T h u rn b i}-, tie- Lal. various phases in English and lilatix e to till- n.n Inntm n » l , » a(T*tr* of this section, p articu lar­ State Hoard nf H rsllli are oper­ nt**#. flritil | j nr »ent*nr**«I lit a ll's H o ,,,. D moil latlo n au-i tin English L iterature and also sev­ ating Ihe ehow. ««*rrn 10 (]■>• In tha Clly Jail. lb-fore n-Iuttimg to ^anfurtl.l j,,,,, |M , )|(. m a r tie in , Irt ly the St. Johns-Indian Hivei t II ( ini : l-’ rh ln y , i lie Oviedo 1 II Mr Itaim-tt iilleml Do- ltd,- him- i(Jf , | u eral courses in Spanish. All parents are • cordially in­ luntlr «' ., I l it,, . la k e Canal Project, tn d has given his at I o-r, ,1 Kluri its Coil tu itio n in I'lol J r t u h i mu Fat in-i w o rn ing uG h n iju h tn ltch . full cooperation to Congressman vited to attend the show. 1l l : fill o . l nek tile 1 li .idelphtg anil staled D,»l i<V found Sunford -j j,,, ( 'iiiitiniuitim > n g tu tl Id Hendricks. It is eipected th a t In­ ( ‘tub m ie x ill lh*' <Tun ii her vf ., r,ad y market llvrte f,-r a large t i n,i«|mil.di>-n to O rlsnda teresting news will be given con­ • JACKSONVILLE. G-i II Re- Com m ere. build Iii,-. •tuanluy of fetnx. 1r,,a D,C iT ’C emolh e > of this tx ia i' cerning this proposed canal p ro ­ .D EN V ER , O c t, I t , —W> Ti,. afftrmlnx iln-tr del,-indued stand •'Although I enjoyed my Irip u |,,,' ,v, |, , ,,,„ || ,„ tin- «l« % ■ ■ ject. American E.-l< ration of toil—' against p-rellm- war* ■ and huuis very mot h, ' tlu- Re|irr«,i,t*Dv,-, Ml||„ (l.l(| |„ |.| A call requesting th a t the City Police Department bo on ta il'd ,'T n„, Very glad Io be buckj id > ,1i , c-I ih1 tom * JACKSONVILLE, O c t. 11. —’ (unvm tion'. n -dullons com niittn lrglslallon as a s'-rlmis Ihmal tho lookout for three bandits CJf*>—John L Doggrtt, fi9, well rreom m rnihil I"dsy th at the cot, to ptorldn’s present and future ,o the 'Sunshine S ta ir’.*' I ,n, • ,i„p,-r IV. II. WTiliaiu* to pro* who bold up and rob bod a fill­ known Jacksonville attorney and vrntion give th r executive counni industry. memlM-r< ot Mo- indus­ jux-.l Xxilli tin- paxiot? .o f * iatlc Thn annual roll cull for Doing station about one Mils north one-time Judge of the Duval power to expel John L. l e s i . trial committee ot Do Florida H lnct ill Ovh-lu. of Kissimmee about T:M o'clock county criminal court of record, relM'l uni><n-< but also rrcommiml,-I State Chamber of foroin, r, .- m.-t Hemlrtole Fount»• Flinpter ol th» last night was re reived from the WAMINOTON. Oct. I t.—OP) died at his home yesterday follow­ of the rm omlttro to try tu male hare Friday to consider Indus­ Red Crops * ,l| ret Under »a, peace with the CommRlee for In trial developm ent of Hu t soon, M rs. It, N\ H ro lt, , lial. Oeoooia county authorities a —Vittorio Muesotlnl motored io ing a long Illness. man of the ,l,u |d e r. aniioun- 1 Shine HI ntiabort time after the robbery, the Blae Ridge mountains ot • In ItUKI, be was named rlerk of dustrial O rganitatM l. A nearly new Itleyrlo »n« stol­ They heard a ta -sh c . declare tmlay. — Chief of Police fl. WUIUme re- Virginia yesterday, v l s l t l q g the criminal court el record, and Forecast wage hour proposaL ■•->»•- given County J oil re It w w .o r,v» en from ^tlie I'almoito t,roeery ^ p o r t o d this morning. friends. eight years later was appointed F a il l y cloudy loulght Un-1 T u e .. Hulurdny nlt-hl, I'lilef of l’,d irt Industry "tin- Jitter*." Dial Htate bee,, nppolnli'il , hnlrman of lit* Chief w illiam s stated (hat the The 11-year-old eon of the Judge. A t that tim e he w ig the ragnlalo,, may tie nr, .1* *t. to con­ ant,us) m er„lo,.l,l|i Drive wlilch Roy O, w alln u u niinouocoil tie day. iM Kslldy occasional show ers Deportment hod boon w aleblag Italian dictator eras the guest of youngest pn-sidint* judge In F lo r­ t,, extrem e s o ,,in toutl,*n amt serve FlofMa’* forests for the *s III begin Nov. ft nnd «m,ll„to‘ day. for auspicious rb arasters but y Capt, Randolph Sauttnul. retired ida. ■Tha bicycle hnioased lo the de­ near tho to a st. Slb -titly w arm er r o t no arruuta hod boo* made. Italian army officer of New Licenses to wed were Issue I welfare n f-lim b e r, n.n d store, throorlt T hnnksgtrlng Da, He attended ftr t ilford institute, This xear tin- member ship ll tery hoy nt lint store nail bad near extrem e north coast tonlxht* The trio, one with a pistol and Tor*, who has a home la the the E ast Florida sem inary at to four ronnlci a t tha. offh r •-( and papermill fmlu Ho-- that In­ m .om lnx ilrlvn will Im roipl„jTr>t i" 11 been left between the store and Kstretu e N urthW e.l Flo rid a I j I ( ■ho other blandishing- a half* fsahtouabto Mlddleburg, Vs- col­ Gaineavillr, and was graduated II,r Count? Judge over Ihewn-k dustrial lenders nr. more and more lnl,r,-*l*d In tho sim ilar msuiiev t o . the A ,ties in an adjolidm; house during the toidtdil u m l‘ T u e s d s r .' t hold .up tho slntlou belunglngto ony I f mile* southwest of Wash­ from the UnWer-fty uf tho South, end It »-•• learned tmlay. Official ftsport John Cidlum and WlnR'ed ftoath ami F lo,Ida am i that how prevlnd* venra and ' Mrs. fu .it night. A* yrj the I'ollre DeparL Mr. and Mrs.' Mir hast Mul ington. Sews nee, Trnn. High LbtN chroma who repoded that the Ha lunched there. In com Hanr He wu* T im a trustee and mem­ H u t,kins ot Hanford nml th le -j lory, pulp, toslllo, a,el .olluloe* stated Hint slid* anlb'fpaie. Iin- inapt h a i found no clues as lo 73 V aedits escaped with |M aad with Italian Ambassador and ber of tlfb Sewanee institution's negro ■ iph-e wero Laucd lh- mills am coming snuihward In most snrces’ fnl ram palrn ever tha whmrnlmut* of tho missing S ____ ___________ A.-------- pu r, .... . .................. 71 bicycle. held In FAnfoid, ie ro ra l cartom pf cigarettes, m m lj r , I' rtlflcplge, "* i n u r-ln rrw isln s num b-, Madam Buvlrh, boaid vf regent,, Ku Klux Issue - Is Not Raised France Plans To > O p e n Pyrenees Kelly Motion Is Also DeniedOn Same Bnf sis As L e v i t t ' s Ducc Rejects AngloF r c n c h Demands To Abandon Spain Father Kellaghan Tells Rotariaos O f Irish Visit Ferens A re Back Barnett Reports Many Touristts ; ; F r o m S a Ivation ’ Army Convention Barbecue Is Planned For Thursday After­ noon At Sanlando Two Jailed In “Jook Joint” Stabbing From Argument Over Worn General Feature Of Fine Program City CumnuHsionorH Will Meet Tonighti ' V " t To Be Here Soon " , ... . ’Represent at i ve AtFlorists Meetings ,v" li,ld1 Organization Meeting For ExtensionClasses Planned For Tonight Congressmen Will Address Luncheon H e r e On Oct. 20|<«""r" Dental Puppet Show Will Be Shown Here Four I’crsons Tried Before Judge Miller Tmde Body A. F, Of L. Committee State Opposes Wage Law Attorney J.L.I)oggett Votes To Expel Ix*wis Dies After lilneHs Local Police Look For Osceola Bandit Mussolini's Son Visits Blue RidgeMountains lor i-ii ( iuh Meetings I ' ’p,' ah Routine Mailers Art* Handled Saturday By', Annual Red ('ross Call To Begin Soon Bicycle Is Stolen From Grocery Boy Marriage Licenses Issued By.'Judge LOCAL WEATHER �The• Diets torshipti •. : - 'e rso n a l Strongest suppertera of Adolph Httkr from fa tad day* of the *'Booo poHor putoah" in Mooldt i blood purge of 1034, worn the oo-eolled emelkr « UU, the "little feilowe" in builneu. th ey hed been liii by the inflation and the depression which follow* again and again Ritter premised that if he were ht be would help their tmalncoa. But according to a recent Associated Press dh from Berlin, the "llttla fellow** has also been the disappointed in the Nazi regime of any Instead of helping their businesses, Hitler hss hedged their activities with h w government n has lev^d increasingly burdensome tames or them, ami ha* actually ’forced many of them into bankruptcy. Much the earn* story oomea from Rome wbas* the Associated Press has bean making a survey of Industrial conditions. The government has so penetrated tot* the actual operation of business, that any concern n s s h y le g forty or more workmen has to have at least on* ehwk solely to maintain records and answer questions far the government. Meanwhile taxes steadily mount. Anyone planning to go into business, says the As­ sociated Press, first has to get three licenses from throw Be Will * !•* • i n Pe rsoriafs te frtsotU In this ineancenient at ths S T w to tfrW Butch­ er Mr. and Mr*. U. 1Jali* T, Cullum, son if. K. B. Cull ora. wemany w** per­ ky afternoon s t 3:00 formed*6*1 P in t Baptist Church with t i t Bee. W. P. Brooks, J r officiating. Ths hr Us attractively gowned tn Mss . moelting scesssoris*. Shs was born In Sanford and haa lly^d here most of her Ilfs. She waa'giwduat- R. N. NIPPER - G ~uUi.u k-L T * FORD *14 “ SR** e e a e S e e a Marttn’e |>hlll>*0| PUn* ii C*. L th* f t gulUlan Jortti Kim A venav more than imroedlatal swhltsrt, i The con tbs memorial to cart (hsn I .’00,Ota.*, . dent Roooe koapltal or U * ke i-rue Hull of F a - M Washington b> | Jot David,on, isssrwatlontUy | u W lira. Peal Pemold, RourailLt, Mlaa Vlq •wd Mtse J eyee Uwa lerday in QaiasaulUe. HEART AffD MOUTH: t k U a heart men hsltseeth ghteouebisr son with ths twnfdailbri is mads snto m.—Romans lOilO. $ scoffed and crlod blui "nsy.** •Bl teth ihilt ntmwtrtctrM, lift' adtl ba darad to sail away JQM flnif another wurld. t * *‘ ’ • H f dared i t P**a beyond tbu •l - rlsi • : 6 f lulewiedge proved and tried. •Whore faith atona could coun.'-l SILVER MARSHALL «1t Suralnol* High School and la now -YtUSwL «aas|ui> *r nts Bemlnole Printing RCA-Victor—Medal M—M ....................... PRICED ID BELL Company. Immediately, after the ceremony ths couple loft for .Daytona Reich. They a rt now a t homo to their friends a t 701 West Third Street. BAUER suchbW RADIO SERVICE 405 W. l e t If you should have to discharge an employee, you must give him 15 days' salify for every year he has been in your employ. There is a sales tax of 2 l/t percent on ev­ crylhfng you —. ........... must be kept in your files for five yesra for inspection xt any time by government agents; all letter*, telegrams and no fcrlb for ten years. A complete list of employees ha* to be furnished the police at frequent Intervale. If your bus'ness is operated by a stock corporation, you may not pay dividends In excess of six percent. If you make anything more thnn that, you must put the eurplu* In government bonds. In’ many line* you may not regu­ late your own price*. In every case prices ere subject to the approvaj of the government and In some they are fixed by the government. Salaries and wages are also fixed by Phene *9 W E R T -T h e Fins Watch And Jewelry Blemnnd MemtUhg And 1 - w x x x n n u t M i o e wmm J a p a ii Floraheim $9.50 up [NVhara h»|b sdranluro llaa. ■y Cdsar A. Ou**t. fjl , . --------------Jtnty, U S peace loving nation, R e , ba, but they want padc# H their own term*. 1/| f Iba Jap an, m warlords could Bttewd juat one of our high school MatbaJl games, they wouldn't be SM cocky about' the Invincibility Of their armies. r' ,. p ___ r.Tki* Jax T -U . ta a strong adfbcala of Venetian blinds. T w o foonton,” It InaUL. “can watoh Roonevalt was overwhelmingly the answer given to tha fork oiber acroa* the allay with* question, "Who do'you think will succeed Mr. Roosevelt tut stthpr being aaen.” in 1041." • * i ■ ■ o - .■ | TharO are plenty who thought Hw Ualtad State* wouldn't def a r i , war on Japan until after pba World HarWa, but now It apM ofs R ail have to wait until nftcr the football aaaacm. tta most an lb hav* aver dared So, this Is th* ueatnusufo gat I floor. ---------reputation tn in ISM there l*ar*on» in tha I OS year* of aga- SH O ES, d Tba ladles of tW CongrsgaItsnai Church with .Mr*. Georg* R ibs serving aa chairman ars pra* "JttiTP * to* Th's was the fourth poll among newspaper editors conducted by Liberty and each of the preceding ones cor­ rectly Indicated political trends. More than 2,500 news­ paper editors were queried In this latest poll, and the ro* Quits Indicated that 1040 will be another Dems’intic year regardless of whether Roosevelt U nominaUd, and that If the Republicans should happen to win It will be under the leadership of Senator Vandenburg. Aa to the next probable president, the editors »«lected, first, Mr. Roosevelt; second; Senator Vandenburg; third. Governor Earle; fourth. Jim Farley; fifth, Secre­ tary Wallace; and sixth, John L. Lewis. fldfida, with tha chance to be i of the landing cnttla ttatoJ, is not rats* enough baaf and i for lia own people. The iU Import* nearly 71 percent tta, meat. Something wrong rnere,—Melboum* _ T im e. CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES once received a letter from ought to gHre ua aomeimng at about • ladies' church auxiliary In Iowa, which read In part; Now that tba slat machines ■a out, w* auppeaa some of A buy* who have raor* money t*a they know wkat to do with M turn big i t Cuba, bollla, and hat lattory rarketa. It's funny IUi no many worthwhile things i buy, some .people will spend d lf money on th* vain hop# ' making b killing. ANNOUNCHMKNT Tba Junior High M o o t F. T. A. wOl meat Tuesday aftaaoon a t 1:30 o’clock. An mambers are krgwd to bo piwawit at tbs first Meet log of thk y*Ar. M tt l l w i O t grill ba u rvad. ‘ • "In order to raise money for the chnroh, onr mem­ bers are mfklng aprons from the /hirt-tatla of famous men. WV« would be so pleased If you could send aa one of your shirt-tails. Please have Mrs. Hughes mark them with your initials and also pin on them a short biography of the famous occasions in which they hav* been inti­ mately associated with your Ufa." Mrs. Hugbds framed the letter in ivory as tha Chief Justice’s dearest posseoe'on.—Drew Pearson and Robert — ... ms wllteh lbe Chase Family Gathers Fdk* Reunion Upeii Occasion Of 75th Birthday rompuin*A <M*d Minethh,f ,|kt p,.-. • II* denied that the Japan*** h a u IT V ^ n 'e S T Ifro m 'th * Span- • » " “**"« • rt“ > lah civil war. Chln*“ Premier Muaaollnl, formally re-!m*n, , snpplwn*ntod IB* heaUb Jtcting Anglo-Friuich dowmnda foj mintatry a rapart with • •**** withdrawal of hU -volenteart ■ « * * U ? to? L a hMfc" troop* from Spain, wai reported th* Sunday, war* Fortune $4j00 rotate, Florida atagea another fea­ or than the amount spent in tha ture af tha boom—th* greataat first alg months of 1834. And th* pur capita expenditure for new per capita expenditure In Florida's building eanstrurtion af any ftata Lufldlng wa* 147 percent aboV. the nations! average! In th* country I Florida builds. Florida haa anFwr th* first aht month, of tMa year, Florida's new building con­ l*red a new a r t af prosperity. struction represented an rxpendl- Florid* Is under'tb* edntroFof an twre wf 947.2tt.SO0 which wws Irresistible fort* that la carrying naarly fifteen mlfllsn dollari high* it forward to greater day* than Piuses /uu i m p u r i a F r i e n d l y $5.00 The Next President Dr. and Mrs. U, T. Doav have rt'turned from M land. where 1L. Don 'atUedcd the I'lorMa 0>Wo praetor's Aotoclatlui a t tlw Deau­ ville Health retort. Frienda of Ilarrey S«anwn will be glad to loam that he la mroterIng rapidly after having under* gona an operation for 'apprmTirltl* at the FeraaId-LaughU-ti Mentotlal „ Word ha a been received from Hospital on Friday. Tallahassee that Mlaa Kathryn Thigpen will be one of the fresh­ il ra. w. K. Csmplwl'. H»a men to take p art in the 10th an­ Jacqueline Campbell ami IV i.i-t nual ceremony of Torch Night at Campbell, J r. apent yesterday in lha Florida State College for St. Petersburg with Mr. Camp toll »' -fn Women on Oct. 12 in the open air who rrrently underwent u u u jrr I'.lt 00y (KtfTroi*, theater. operation at the Bay*,Pine* lloaAt thie time sophoraorr. will MS* of-Mr*. W. L. d a r k an traditionally pass on to the frt-ah* ranch* Avenue at S:00 o'clock, men the traditional torch as the bo member* are raqnaatad to' freshman pledge their loyalty la ring eoepgmv >, dpholdlng the standards of their Them wlfT ba a ntermtur* meet-, « c t tin Waaaan'a Club a i 3:00 dock. Min' Irena. Hinton arm t* o n flT I fln a p c u“ l lk* svppo^d "xs*” about (Miaer. •‘fc a n t . o f lum m er" Aft fowr brethaea and . ibalr wdi A sM Im And t t t a wUI ba IV k fir A tro in e f >*** the affect of • high-powered #ae* praaant on Wedne* haab and *Wdetw.rd Haata" will 17U U L * rxploaiva which tha Japanaac w«* <a> erM W . A Special dinner I gfeaa by K n . K. D. Brownlae. 7 0 0 T m n n r t *1 nod which ha admitted “ha* an wnd n 4 tfiw inblfi wr* c i f . O. EMnhol.cr wOl aervr -Ask T ear Nalghbat" i Rev. And Mr&Elmore Are Honor Gneati I Mr. and M rsTTT Botff d.il.iad hr th* M> it h t Oewnktt of tb* First Christian Cbnfch aatortalnad f t honor of tbd low. and Mr*. B. C. Elsa or* Thursday night at Iba a«i__ro u H r __ r »y Jet Harold Dahl go tn i after a court martial bad Mad him to death because M .a beautiful T i l who tent picture to th* rebel General bagged for hla release. Th* I bf this little ktory U, of s. If you must fly a bombing i flak 91800 a week, first toaki t h t t you have a beautiful gpawding tb* awnmor la Vlrgtni*. A "frbftotor Qtfc" foaust by FLORIDA'S NEW K U U M M U GAZBT don tnd Farts carried Europe to­ ward sim t f th* tensest situation* ■Inc* th* Spinlah civil war began 18 month! ago, has called three classes of conscripts—tboie of 1907, 1808 and 1009—to th# colors. They ars beleg mobilised quietly In readiness for "eventual action itA T l iflA it l la to provide a aultdble ntaafolrum for Mr. Rogera' tody, stow in a Lna Angeles tomb, and that the wishes of Mrs. Rogers would b* rr.pectcd. Gov. MarianJ eaplained that an Indian memorial la mandatory un­ der the .tale bill which set up the rommla.ion. T c r ta f n lj nobody In nklibonx* Ogden L Mills Once Treasury Tung Oil Amodatlon Chief Is Dead Aiks For Stable Pril?e h uj ru u » i * f in the national subscription cam- 1 B tatX -T rrsngnt Tor CTO palgn would b# tonwd w a r to the’ lion that th e y # W * r Clartmorc museum If Mrs. Rogrri other laxallTCS and approves the memorial plan. ’ A deed from Ufa. Bogun to TO1 acre/ of iand bo n I*ring tha e l tf of Clarraioru »Si revealed by ths cbsunltatoe. Mr. Roger, had plan—I U bwlld a home OS tha. tract after hit retirement from motion picture and radio w aft, the rambling two-»tory Rogrrt raiuh hods* will be tedn dqwn dhd neiem ractal Owe. Mr. HarrJami D R A U G H T aald. , • , Or*. Hoffman wwa named chair vegUahle bust man of a nilrtrommltt** To utody designs to by submitted by Okta* bama aichitec*,. Silwfog wkh him will be la u ra Clubb, Kaw rity art fai it* of The coralsloalm ; Justice Oenver Davidson. of. the Supremo Court, Mr. Italaed, Mr. Ilarrlioa, Necks llealbdnm. pul.ll.her of the Tolas Wtarld. and Walter Harrison, managing edi­ tor of The Oklahoman and Times. The comm la. ion presented Oov Marlaad with a gold watch chain aa s token of Ita appreciation i t hla consideration and courtesy. klr*. Mill* marrying Ptr Paul Duke*. Enallah piihtlrlal. Mill* wa. married again In Rrptrtnbrr, 1SSI, to Mr*. liaroIhy nandolph Fell, daughter of Philip 8. P. Randolph of Ptilladrlphla. tin had no rhltdren- pKVBArni a o rt 11 —t/n Georgia produce* one-half of l1te country’* turpentine. *• C A^crlcv. p rcld rm th . T""« A-worl-tlo.. of America “ M .. *"•";•'»> ho had a.kml f w M " « ‘* < ;-flt Innlelcgram " •• »u '' «!•/ »•“ Price r f l«ms nlh f d a r la y ..Id .a b a l l a d lha United Kioto, Army. Ito ,nrcod "rl‘*1 wll>h' •» lo ■ wllti thn A .r. Y. I« Frnnoa M aU saw iM-liidliiK »*• “ Bl1 ,u rr'’ Ataarlcwii aiaau and era. aiiitted out for apetlal S T . J o n p pMnrra dating from lb . « « -* Inatruoiton and duly In ataff U11 to t u t hundred, of arllrrli'a which an- work. Jn addition to llr. ( W . - I f . '*r ,UUjr u*" ,hp Amfr' lie am vi d throe turm* In Cun roiR L x t r m d iA M , hrt-t. mrao *. vo m r and famUy. tha list-of sue,L in - lrm" hm grew* idling up aubaUatlal mu cl.dcd Mr. Chase’, .Lire. Mr,. H . aald on. American Import Jnrlllaa lu n New York dlatrlol CAR330. gNVXt-OfXA, OFFICE FOs B I , *Tt< Chari aa B. Adam.on of Herngn " bad ..h ad fnc the n a n m .n l that wa* elcuely divided lie gafr town. P ^. hi. brother., nan Up hla *«at i*n for govavaor fall Ckaaa of fchertnul II1U. Pa . b* pound. of Ntw York In lb* l»:S elaeJoshua C. Ch*« of Winter Park. « »•'« «».ld ha u p thm. hut wna cUfoat'-d by Al FI,., and Camden, Main#. Hydn'-y r l!T‘ ' ... . . timllh whoso hut* New Yarfe O <Th**a of Hanford, Fla., .m l Th« • M0C,*‘‘D" a*w city veto uvercanin the ian)orJtb*lr w ire, and b l. uaphaw, lUn* * r « Uaa which Mill, wan ”up«Ula.‘ dal) Cha<e. tnd . .too of Sanford. 'r.nllrolly for the Amor fihoitty before the eiplrallaw The father of Charlea K.Cha.e. !'U’]p,rl * J*tTn"r " r of h |. tilled term lu t'nagrom to Edwin T. attorney al i nr,,> h»J 1 China . port*. 1137. ha wo, appolulod under 1*W. of Philadelphia, wiu ap j areratary of treasury, wlnalag tbu roafidnurn and approval of pofoled Internal Taa Collector, f ’ll n r o .«H W i t h hy AbrShanl Uneoln. Mr. Chaae'i T ^ l i a r K e a TV I U l Andrew Melina, Ibea uarralaly. lo February, 1S12. wbm Mellon mother wa* the daashti-r Joahua Coffin of Newbury. Mass. _____ rellcud. Mill* »a* ourr.ad loan,It* ^a* a hlalorlan. aotlquarlan1 DKItUN, Ort. 11-—(/P|—The 'read him In Iba ||n..v«\r cabt and achoolinaatnr of John (Inv-n blunt rhuiae ihul thn inlllal aim wot. aervlng uiitU the loaugura leaf Whllllor. ||o w*a the filth of the nail rr*lniu I, to aradl- Uaa of I'rrkid-wt Franklin l>. genaratloh born In tha old "Cnf- rate CtirOtlanlly from dorm** Roosevelt ou Mar. 4, IIU . in ferwar.'- Xawhsry. built In uf* wa. ouuiu hr Count Knnuii MUI. was an unramprwiul^ns t i l l and which L *1111 orruplml Ton Prnyalns, hUhnu of llarlln. f a * o f lire N ew D n a l. » * * !« * II WhRttar. WHHam IJwyd Oarrl- |„ , pa.iorol lotl-r n-ml Ibnxsh *» “an atlnmpt to turn our la aon. W*nd*l| Phllltpa and Joahun oul th* llerlln iflm-eaa In no dlvlduallillr .nrlrly Into n rol Coffin war* all anlfiualaalli’ man C<Uhnlli- efaurrhri yealarday. lurliv* on*.” Jlu k*|>t up lha SaorhetS U lb# rauia of aludl “Th* rumpalrn asafost Ihe flrht tltrcuish both lertua of lbe Hon and Wore member* of the church I, ImIiii: roudui-tod hy llooaevidt admltiMraliou and tw flr*t Asll Slavery Hoeirty In ataaea l„ order that Ita Daal 1I3| wa* mentioned a. a potca Amsrlra. of which Mr. rofflo g0al, mainly do I’hrMLnUatloa Ual raudldale for the Republic wa* aaeralary. , of life, may nut Ikmciib* appar- ait prealdruillal u»inlnatluii. TVtinam It reward Chaao, Inmn.r 0nt to crnrriiodr ton .min,” Mill, came uf ruluulal stock. 111. father wa. oidcn Mill*, o banker, pbllaiilhroidat and turf man, and Ida nimhur was Ituib T. Llvlatslnn of •»# old New Yoik family. Ml»a was Iwiru Aug. S3, t u t . al |bo family'* sumni.r horn* In Nawpurt. U. 1 . e . >« f la Brplombrr, IUL be mar rl.d Ml*« Margar-t Rulhertont, daughter of lira, AT. K. Yanuer b|ll. Hr. hy lb* latUr'a second marriage to l>ewl« Morris Ruth Michigan la rullnl lha "Wo! orfordL This union ended In a Randall Chass Is aUll ectlv lr tsrtoti" state, P erl, divorce lu IMS, tbs r i engaged In lb# Inoaraare bu,l- ____________ roliir., on r.rf, flacacard wa. n gnaip ptrture . f Mr. Ctmm and h i. t w am... Chari*. A- and WaUew F. and .wo arandrhndren. Altar dinIUT, .peach*, and Ine.U formed. U.S prorram which « . . ronclud*4 Try tha ehnwlns by a balopllrrn «t family photo, fmm baby- PHOltE Father Kelliighan T e l l s RoUnans Of Irish V i s i t Diplomats brllevct they would ba sast to 'Spain to augment th* rebel forces of General Franco If franco throws down th* baiTiers along tba Franco-Spanlab frontier. Franco has threatened that If Miatollnl refuses to ghr* tba Spanish was "back to th* Xpan- tost at lb* Uma tba "War at larda" tba frontier will b* thrown ’the Rosa*” was raging In Eng­ land, ‘while today It la largely Spanish war "back to th* Span- a "War of th# Nosex" Declaring that tba rtafor ond lab loyalists. Diplomatic quart*!* understood th* French govern­ gets to the actual aa*i bf tbd ment might area “permit" man trouble In tha Old W*rM. tba of bar crack regular army divi­ U u on* bases nbsst tb s proapacta of wtr. Over there ha sions—to Join the MyallsL. id th* piwa* is rigidly con Britain bad ban* ctmaklaring tb* died and oaly tbnaa tblagaar* possibility of permitting open arms atrtpments fa tb* loyalists tn ubllahad which tb* powemtbatevent of MasaoHwfa re Jett Ian af t want psbtMbad. wtrt*# t«i thla an Invitation, virtually n demand, country, k* Mud. MM »»d*0 •• that h* Jain Britain and Franco wholly sarhatrollad. In dleenaalona of lb4 “volunteers' found many chaugaa alocA be qMitioB. The Italian twiasUon. Mating t n there sight ytnra sgw. there probably n blgn«r S » g 4 of that Mudaollnl rwfnse* to partklp*U fo any BMoaoMwi of tb* tub* piuaprity sad a better rtoftmlc condition ta Iraland than ifanr other couatry la tbs rorld. Fathar B ibnqb— pointed font, but tb* poopt# tbara. th«ugat0*y have finally wow their Indian Ianew from after v WO yoara o n not todopeodeel In tha anwm tbit tOOg caa aayiHutt Ibay faal or do what (bay wnnt. Thar* In Meaty of polllMXIdis­ cord la Iralaad, k* raid, and at laast U different Union* wblU are seeking ta control thtoga. The Prastdant baa raiwnW WbaUttod a const! tat Ion Vfodalsd vary msch after Jh * Ooo*Hto K t Seminole Priir °‘i RILEY’S Anti-Church Drive SALMON No. 1 Tall Can Vantage COFFEE Lb. MATCHES Lrg. Dot 3 Pkga. I1/. Lba. Std, SALT devoted more 2 Pkga. Heine CATSUP 14 Or. BoL Peanut Butter 12 0& Jar APPLfcS 5 lbs............. BANANAS 4 lba...... . BEANS . 1 lba......... ...... *0 yeera HARDHEAD LETTUCE pmictsi Tb* differ**** It .that th a n la iraeabig a natural curiosity h f Justice Black ever qblt IKK, tb* Leesburg Com­ I # "Ksr.ssu. a w ... IfroroUn g Out about 978,90® I e e e e e e a a 4 VERSE FOR TODAY ntd m m iw I PBILCO • TUBE nor aa proof of your aeriouanesa. For every ten * you hire at least one of them has to be a dlaal veteran. You also have to register with the eyi merchants (your trade association) and register ployees with another syndicate. .If you should happen to make any profit on ] ness, you pay an income tax of 14 percent. You to pay what la called a Complementary tax rau| one to ten percent. XT you pay rent, you have five percent tax on the rent to the gsverm you have a sign outside your shop there’s a tax Reget §Memorial -• . rr>-r,U HP t i n *• »*a ■rat wall or| srant thruaxh ,t,TtX.<^c?Aar al folh about the InquUI- Fancy W w L ra Bn Baaf Loin ar club UUb boy wh* aakad tb* ■an bsw ba ' bappanad to fta ana. -Waft Mftr." g*w ,'fx. --/t I* at in aoNM ML summer la la In Aeharlllai Mr. ChMa’s'' ■Wife fra A f csss* from B* ft* bn*In*** .FTramonlan-’ Was Urn Baaf Loin or Chib 8 1 LA K H | k �r r/w»" .- - 'or Natipnpi As Sbc Pick* Eight fc'Sefi Them Down 4' To 2 jtyafThe Second Straight World Series i v Victory Over BUI ferry's New York Giants; 38,216 See Chilly Game By ALAN OOULO • Maytatad Free* Sparta'BOUT DU) GROUNDS, NEW YOJUC, i > l h ■—i f }—Tbo conquering keh*: cl bhatad another recent' thing dhapter In 'ihihr beck imaging' boeeb.ll M*oetp)[«btayveturday by overpowering »e,af*ompanlntanl of' that .burei ef long-range!-fin aria*,’: Um Yankee* Meat* to I victory- *« • * - rekr GROANING1GERTRUDE Epicts And Figures Secret Manuevc jdf.'Series Between Are P eJ O y Yankees And Giants isT A N o y ii,' b e t, n Out O fP^jbU : Evht m ■v T V ataeetaeeC r m e Final atandlng of the team*: Wan Laat B et Yankee* — — 4 1 400 0 Ian U ____ 1---- 1 4 ,100 Reealle of rem aeFirst game (at Yankee m e ­ diate): ’•> B M I ',a i» p u --------- ‘....v\.Ur% — 1 I I Yankee. ■ 7 o Hubbell. - number*. Coffman, Smith and Mancuae; Oomei and Dick ay. '• 'R a c o d d g a ra n (a t’ Yankee 8tad lajn ti atqnU 1 * 0 Ykpkno* ---------- ------ 1— 1 7 0 B riton, number*, Coffman and Mkncoeo; nu ttin g ae<] Dickey. 1 ‘Third game (at Polo around*): Teekeee — ..... ( g o m Many Load FVootbttll Fans Seiidjn,THeir yen wHh ■ elngla *«'># repwUd kin opening gomo triumph over Urn OUoU. . ‘ . T h e. lanky CaetUlan porta War, by winning t^ro cooWata, .ran hU worW urlee record to- fire ‘'vfcUfiee,,wHh n i defeats. He beat Ike Cub* one1* la ,U>|J and the Winner eoalaei. w hyt'M •ikbt. winger. gut) 0t.r> eight garnet to? ,\w l. of Coomb* aed Herb game* .weriT.lhMht of whom poetod.’ Mb* Newman wgewO without a *e|B*eh. Deeplte . penetre weather end' able* Mm turned out to W ith er the Qlento, afte r maklngVa., winning eland behind the .meuLCert Hubball Saturday, couWttrolong the (*»ua with tbav Brake* Bomber*. With the park less then two-thlrdi filled the gate receipt. Juet failed t o teeah tn* mui ion -dollar mark. . w * tk'% wwk. aa .they! prepare!far thalr • Initial - eu. h F W A ^ o rta ^ b . l7 * .'W j W '8*»urd*y. right, ,Q et,9.’ “Griwkbig (Gertrude,H, th e .500* ' meehtne, eled-llk* In fpnn,* haa really toien groaning thl* ,w*tk a t IM .cp eA Alet Waite,.fee ala yuan line aaeiatant to WetWm Wad* at Doke Unhrenlty, prepare* h k -fro n t lln# defense* for-the <q.intn, conic,t. dered to bed by hit phyiiclan Fri­ day after a retepee ceuled by ea t' Ing food that did not agrra with htaA HI* phyelclana aal there waa BO cam* fnr alarm. . Maak wfll U 71 naal Dee. II. las$ified Advertisements rfr»t prtae In the Oil toot. The eonleiU U IatB‘ ••ak wire eery good ie th e ir. ’« ittoqa^at. though ■ereeei gldtoh #y to Mlaet. Only * . Florid* to Win oVer Tempi* aed the flag] took*m i - 1 -‘.I* -4 >-|jr farer o« TOaiHe.'Jf Tempte' had loet to #IOrida’1i . ' b o htd/ bar* beta e big up*et la ' tba local elrcla*. '• Mr*. 1. A Wright of I II Mageotla Arena* wee Marly ■ cor­ rect oa the Flerida ‘ Tamale g*n>* a* eh* Pickpd th e ’ two team* te play a lie. ■ ' ' Neatly all tba eontaataeu'wer* correct In fieklag ihe Wlecopeln Chicago gam* aa Wlacoealn wen lb* gam*. 4 fray defeated Cornell e game In which oely, throe conloctanta, picked Colombia •to win, Cornell * etroqg - elaueg aweptia victory e rO Print*(on In -:e; gdera In whfch naartkph toaliktnate picked Hgat . All ceo u itan ii .w trqew reag.to tt* Notre beme-Illlnott* gome *aa they ’ployed ni e lie aed aeoeed- . : Pea reon’. Murphy end Dickey: Schumacher, Mellon, Ilreunan aed Denning. ‘ fourth game (g( Polo 0rodn3*)t Yank Me ....---- ------ ----- ' a g o Qlaate ■--------------------- 7 II 3 Hadley. Andrew*, Wicker end Dtopey; lfebbeli and Denning. Plfih gam* (at poloOroundet: •nketa ---------4 1 0 ... ■m ,n ^ picked fir* -o f the etorting linemen In eat* —— -J -— i |l • u»»!4t*by wording In the charging machine. They era, left k* Melton, rlfh t, D<m OgUrle, Chicago, We* Dennla, Aehtrlll*, N. C., Al r'-hfinmea Bwno, -Lakeland, Hoe Soldattl, Bomer.worth, N. 1L, and Paul Bou. Smith’, nran nap and Panning. Attendance end rbcelpi*: tea..*La>alend. . », * , Yeaterdar'a gam* and total for •. Althoogh the Tare beet the Georgian* laat year,, td-13, they flea game* 4* follow.: * R \U k ln g no ehanca* a* the thro* week* of twIerdaOy Mtakath Attendance 11414. 1SI.I4L Receipt* - lit,747, I l l i c i t . Commleeloneria (hare 111,112. 01, 1117.111.14,, (i) Player*, .h ire , total for flea game* K I740I.7. Club’* altar* *71411.17,. 114.4*. WaaiCbnta ■_ I League-! aba re. IT I4 0 l.il. IMOc g r .w a u r | Secret me neater* of the Turkteh army and naVy • designed to teat defenses along- the Aegean Sea worn carried out y n ttn lijr In the preaencu dt President Kamel Atm* lurk. • Only Turkish mlnleten and high military authoritiee obaenred the war game*. Foreign military attnchra’ and 'newspapermen were barred. ■ ' ' ljV, LONDON, —</P)-Mre. Charted A. IJiidbctgH flow abroad wttff her huband y n terday for the flret time ilnco the birth laat May I I of thalr third eon, tmnd M ar­ row Lindbergh, i They flaw In the Colonel'a red end Mack monoplane from Bead­ ing to Lympne airport, near Lon* don, refueled and then took off for Munich, Germany. For Sale ' PQW N SEE-U8 FOR YOUR o i u l u b r ic a t io n FRONT A*LE AND g as; B R A K E .W O R K Gerber* D ibits, 4 Year Plant*. Hibiscus, 1 Year Old. Fancy leaf Caladluma. All Color*. Rooted Cuttlnxa: Llgttalnim, Hibis­ cus, ParadtM Vino, Flame Vine. Water Llllca, Bor Pknta. Rosa*. Poop Con­ struction, Landacaplnr- All Plant* Guaranteed. Gold Fish. W. C. HARTLINE Monro* Comer - TIRE SHOP .ka‘Ur“r PHONE >7 101 N. PARK Large Picture For $1^5 FRAME INCLUDED WtEBOLDT STUDIO Pania iiarda. ■ > e ri H rera . . t r a ln a lle .... H are u . . Marmael* . ‘ T7 l- l* a r » a t » r _ _ la ie r Xfreanta * * • * * MIRRORS . PAINTS White Sox And Cubs Resume Series Today _C U 1C X 0P, a od te pley a ‘.tk 'M p p - to lb* cheeked Incurreet ’,’ ‘ ' Oeorgte d*t**!«d curare* Bed l t-»rrqc?;ute^ •!** Y a v a re e ' S S ap* •JJ re, •J” u, .te* iret. l »*' J re- Q tC It - tW V - T4 o Cuba and the White Boa, dead­ locked at two vletoria* each in their cUy charoylonehlp Bar lee nqd unable to d* .anything about K'yaetordey becauae of r*ln, will rgtanv*. their battle today on the Bon home lot, Coralekey perk. , , 'T ex Carietnn, who pltehed to* Cuba to vktory la the opener laat Wadaeaday, wee neraed to hurl for the National teeguare gad MonTy Stratton far the B ex,. Two game* will ba played .a t Com Ink*y park, ehould ■a aavanth Mgtq il bw naceaaary,. It wBI be played on the Cuba' WHgtey field. READY FOR SALE JLJTY— DEPENDABUJTV tlabu^gh Proof Products Try a Delicious Home-Cooked Meal Carollni defeated gvWaterg la a t' eu rated a tarorito' , V e* U W I ■■ HENRY A. R *v r-f*% 4. 1. A' V-* Uff- ■j K i T h e R egU trm tion * 2 GAL Of vI1 �y^egvvvv Rcminoto Coont? M a e c a Fruil And VcfftUblM Thn Similar A m ?« America DAILY NEWBt*APBI SANFORD, FLORIDA. AY, OCTOBER l'l, 1M7 Established In 1908 G JOE GETS POMEII IN FINAL SERIES GAME __ Two Killed And 2 Wounded III , AI Brady, Notorious Gangster And Qfi Of Mob, Are Slolhr G-Man Is .Wounded No One Is Injured In1 > A1 - -‘5W On -AUu t o s| Leach Interests hieh S o v i e t Official Also Rode Consider Repair f City Commission H ears Discussion OfbldS&octure On Park Avenue ■ molitlon Of Building Until Decision AvenueTo Business Ls Given A i r i mg Tne condemn* lien of the old build ire neat to the Princess Thosier was discussal a t length Oct. 18.— at the meeting af the City ComautomoDllea - g o n e r s In the City Hell (sit Detlsrloc the cnuicbcs end park* offered ■ n a t u r a l lm peril* forat to the development of Sunford out Path Avenue, George A. .Speer. Jr. told the City Commis- . "* RHANOHAI. ft— (AP)—Three M onring to the British Em­ bassy were machine canned today by two aquadrons of Japanese warplanes. None of pie occupants was injured. . Staff can in which S. S. lu m y , assistant air at­ tache of the' British Em­ S bassy, « u riding with n w r» l ether EngHahmen were attacked Mr the raiding Japanese plsnes near MInchoni, 14 »0*a sooth if Traced To Maine ^ From Midtflety^sfc iv e Japanese Airplanes H it Commission DelaysDe Question Of Opening Japanese^ Announce » B i|r Push AtShang• hai Ready To Begin S h arif hat. " I V buildtag has prsvlou.lv b « n ',lo" • ^, at th*lr r,,o U r mc*“ n,r condemned C m S s iJ n V t City Hell U st night thnt they have postponed demolishing Park Avenue should no definitely the building because ef the num- closed to alt fomrs of business and arous requests from J. Warren be maintained es the heart of r i Birmingham, Sanfard', m | j enUsl district. ^ f ^ I"0* ' ' eomm“n |- | Before Mr. flpeers remarks. " * * ««>or Eduard Higgins Ul.l Inis te n ^ V V u* tare, ted persons attending the scs* . Wi ' k h .»k« that tV question to V .lo­ be stated ho woo Id come U Ran-' »_j .___ . . elded was not whether a tilling •u ? - U poV l^lV' station should he built on thu Nmplci*1'.c o m e r of Eighth Street and Park ' Britlah offican ataertad tha car* could have been Identified easily •a d added that tV ra was no doubt Um •attacking planes w a n Jep- ^ ’T." ’T ™ " ‘ nd. “ a s * ? s*. & « * - GangWhichHas Lopg| Terrorized Indiana Finally Wiped Out UANGOltrMhlne, Oct. J&. — (A!*)—G-Men wiped out tho notorious Imliuim »nfit« Un’t get a homer In th e first four games of the ll»37 “ Nickel Series” but in the fifth iced off the top of Ih e left field stands. AVve (left). Yankre Coach Art Fletcher slaps right Joe crosses hour e plate to shake hands with Yankre Pat Iloy Tim Sullivan, vdho Is Slugging Jp« DIMsgglo of t! and final contest he |Kdrd a hoi Joe on the back-as he rounds tl shown Vhlnd Giant Chlehrr Dal Seven Local BlindjuWA Distributes cj Are Eligible For3610,846 During! j »TiS,h.V“a r s * *- w-1""- ZwlJUSi Social Security fflonlh In Florida S opening tV avenue • Was a j e e»s —™» i 1 Survey RcvcalH That TVore -Than Half Mil-1 1 1,280 Blind N e e d lion Is Advanced|„^ T t U - S confil^ *llh thc rlKl,U Asriistnnce In State For Overseas Road ,tM’ mu' h ’ With Murray and tha other s l x Englishmen In tha ca n , British ou. condition and should V de-l Offlclaie said, was tha Bevlet EmBassy aacratgiry named Shahov. Ma ° ^ t.J ^ ? ..U r r °", h d*l i r ' . th* of certain clUsens is for the U st bad bam picked up 10 minute* be­ *— * interests of the City,” IV Mayor fore tha attack when hia car brofca ^t^VUr^iTh G - Men Battle American Consul Is Assassinated By An Armenian M urincr Killed By i man Whom He Ite' fused Visa To Us S. m an a n d gaiiRntcr, A l BradjTg nm l on e o f hin m obsm en to ­ d ay in n Hcnantimiiil flv tv m in u te ifunriK ht on Unntror’d b u s ie s t dow ntow n s tr e e t. A} th frtt R nnirtder w as BtipnrlU d a i ly w ounded, th re w dow n his gun and surrendered. > One federal agent was wnOnf1 cd. 'i TBn dead: At llratly. .15. - a n t ­ ed for Ihruo slayings olid sev­ eral robberies. • Clare nee Klmffrr, * Junl«| Hrsdy mobsnmn. — Wounded: J a m e s DulbafoP nmdy. a mntumnn. whose lmad was grated h r 0 butlol. Tho name of the wonn4_at| federal agent and thn anrh-one1 neee of hU Injurloa were M l made kuown Immediately, Tho gangolere who long h l ^ f terror Ued (ho MIUwo*t with lliotg forays upon tanka and t ) * f armed bravado against offWWg of law, had been trarod Y4'! Usugor by Department of J rik tlco agents worklug with IgdlaU •la to police. Heady anti hla two rmnraidloM went early in ■> apnrtlng store |u buy nmmiinltlmi. Tk4 (1-Men, thu eiBvt * nuutlier a o | Immediately dl-clu'od. otatlonoR themselves ou the oppuille of the elreet. When llrsdy. Bhaffer, and Dolt hover * walked out <>f tho otorf toward their ear. tho governs nient men opened fire, Tho gung men, surprised, sought cover, whlpplnr out their pistols aa| they dodged huhlud posts aud| parked ears. They Iddreil awayf In a return flru that fbr ( h rf must part wn, wild for Iho (Is men. carefully deplored, iuudc( poor turgels. I JACKSONVIl.l.E Fla., Oct., ill. . James |{. rottmi, nrllng Rial.—According to a social security sllrrclor of lbs poblic Works gAsjniln|*l rnil-in, baa oonmincnl TVt'tfmbhbcf A4ff ewsurvey made by-H~ former Hlatw ^Ihat during Iho* idunlh of Hep' a - rv l.-o m uta to Shanghai from Nanking Hoard of it or in I Welfare for the Inthe meeting lest night. He stated trmber funds almxiullng In wa the same highway an whkh ’I be Sanford K lw sni, Club will Armenian to Ulumi ho 'b id re* that the fact that Park Avenue Is formation of thc legblalurJ' 7 M t.lt were roleai-i-d In KlorPIn two Japaneoo planes recently a State Highway and the center sightless o r near-»ighlU-»a resi­ l-t aid In fluunrluu Public Works hold Its regular weekly luncheon fuced u vl-wr to enter the United Mrioualy wounded thia British Amdents of Hcmlnole County are clegtomorrow at n-iou In tha ,trill room Hlal>-s, K 'N tlH rt ■■ M l, t i l ) projects. baisador to China, S ir Hughs ible fo r joint stale slid federal a s ­ A loan payment of » 5 n t.* :;i: of Hie Vables lintel, nrcording to -yn.- ai>as-lu'a gun felled tho Mrs. rioreoce Breed, gealsala. JtneU hbull-lluit.een.^by hom ing sistance dander it piugram th at Is wn, inniln to liio OrcrswiH llnml nil announcement made 1-nlay by | at| at bolsrly I‘on. Ill (leneral u* and machine gunning tha automo- advisor for the National Tuber­ | lu be set up III tho luum-diatu fu- snd Toll llrlilgo Hlainct for tha Sidney J . Nix. A very Interesting h„ atopp-d from Ills automobile blla la which ho was making a culosis Association. N*« York. | j ture. now un-b-rl program has been n m m tied b y , b-f-ro III. offbe for n start of O versea* H irin'ay SlmUar Jo bnny.. Japanese ) offi­ will b« a visitor to Florida this Thc plan for lllm l ai.lstan ee ap- vmitruilloii frnut Miami In Koy Julius llingfelder, chairm an of the t |lv day'* offlrlal business, cials said tha Incident had boon waek. Bbe will be her* as tha* proved by the Statu Welfare Hoard prnnniin onnm iltee. | rM .rrin rr‘s chauffeur captured^ reported and that they war* in­ guest of the Florida Tnbarculois now a t Wtvdiingtnii where It West. --------' 1bo assnisln. Tha’ police, afler Two cun 11 bi-mu' projects r e ­ als and Health Association and s tig a tin g . The Sanford Chess mol t'lieckrr u prillniluary luvesilgatloti, sal-1 aw aits the npprnval of Ihc Nstion- ceived grant |iayrnciilu. t^-vv Whll* the Japanese army Its affiliated organisations and Th* Sanford Junior Chamber al Racial Kccurily Iluard. When coubly court Iion ex at llron*on t'lub will hobl its regular weekly tbv killer's name was Mvjurdleh will naalst In preparation for tha Munched heavy serial bombard­ of Commerce met In regular scs- tho assent of Ibe NSSII, which Is received a grant iiaymsnl of |5,- nieeling again (Ills week ell T hills-' Knrayan. ment on tho strongly-held Chinee* lis t sale of Christmas seals which alon at noon today with a luncheon I cxpt-cli-d, la ol tailied, Investlgp* ooo, | V 9 was piild on til" day evening as it wnx last week, They reported bo pumped si* th a pel Sector on northern fringe opens on Thanksgiving Day, lions to diduriuiue thu eligibility Martin i-mmly court h-uiac ol srrordlng to all uniiomiceincnt bullets frum U< revolver Into at th* Valdea Hotel and the dis­ Flva rational Seal Bala eoqfsr9 $ th* International Settlement, Hindu Itatiiy by A. M olden, Marrlnnr at ilo»a range. The cussion of the annual danco was of applicants will begin in Ibe 12 Stuart. M-erelnry of the club. Tin- meeting Cnnsul (leneral died ImnnallaloOpoktttnsn said that, amathsr por- ancea hava been arranged for thc feature of thc Imlines, ses­ districts of tin rvniiiiutiwcallli ac­ Thu largest grant In.tnllmr-nt tttng, tho long overdue Japanese Mrs. Dreed during har Florida sion. cording to Clnyluii t '. (kidrington, wa* mad" |o I'aiut Tl"nch county will be held In the club room, of |y, I'ollra .aid the prisoner admitIg push” would got under way visit. Tha first, O ct ii. will be Th* group decided to hold ID State Wvlfaro I 'out miss loner. for Flagler Memorial llrtdg". the Ynhlex Hotel sta llin g at H:ta> la Orlando and workers from tho Immediate future. There am 1,'Jrtd needy blind in TUI. grunt oniuiiiilml to 172,515.-, u'rlock, • ted tho American official's reytsrly danco during the second Orange Be ns In ol*. Osceola. VolUwmsa 1too wm*1 * ■■ ■ ■ - —......... i lii-ul to grunt him a visa was Five pwi|mMwow Japanese warplanta wars week of December hut so far more Klnnda, Ibe u-illninlr revelled. 50. Tit" l.ako W—til cl-Hlrlc ami brought down today during spec- eta, folk, locks. Itrwvnrd and la- detailed plana are Jet to bo com­ Procedure ill tlelrrndnlng Mind- Wat ft, .project i--( rlviil a grunt the motive Tor lit* attack. AilIborlllea said M arr|ner bud blm-klar air raids on Nanking, th* dlaa R (rtf counties will be la pleted. n o s is ouljiiic-l in the plan ps sub•«. ed .-Karayaii'a entry nn ground* i*»# capital, and nearby cities, attendance, ft lie will ba In TsnfThe civk body dlto discussed milted to W ashington, and permit* pa OcL J |. Miami Oct. JO. West o f/ Insanity In the Armenian's the Ckmoso announced today, some of limited vision to share In plans for the beautification of tha Six boy* officially liccsmtv MThree of tb* plane* wrer* shot Palm He*eh Oct. I t aad Jack­ Intersection park on th* Sanfunl- the diilrllnillon af funds. Econom­ member* of Hoy Kmut Troop H down during dogfight* with Chi- sonville Oct. II. on Oct. • aba Orlando highway and Geneva Ave­ ic blindness, 1. defined- as central during investiture cercmonledf Ha* aircraft over Nanking. Oth- visited Pensacola oarouta from nue. After the beoutiflcatkm of visual aruily of L't) 200 or less in conduclnl last night In the Jun-» jdfs soffered destruction a t the iM latana p> a week of work ta th st lntcreectlon, sign, will be tho b etter ryu with correcting Teq person* rhnrged with vloAlabama. or High School, it was anmiunccif b a d e Of enemy pursuit plane* a t gUuM->, pcrm itling tin- Identifi­ In11,in of City Ordlnaiue* were Mrs- W, II. Bplora. president placed In specific places warning cation of a standard object a t 20 lislay by |f. E. Morris, scouff utlnklang. Twenty-four Japanese people not to destroy th* tirw triid In n *(ashni of tbo H im liof th* 'orange Constr TutmrcatURnter, f fe e t shmhery that will be placed tko-rr. Ipnl Court 'nl thn Ipcal I'olteo b-sls and Health Association and Two Hanford youths, Mill* The maximum assistance that ..T.," L ,"'M r •rout' 1 hiclialed jiflfw Other mattcra of s routine na­ Btulliiu yesterday ufh rinam lifiyd ciiiiI Kiim I Irud turd, hum In Peiping tha captor* of Mra, Frank D. Oray, Orange ture were brought up before the may ho gnu-led to an Individual Uoorre Anrruni, negro, was bi-i-n proimiti'il to lortairal* In JloHyiiTs'1. James Ingley, F re,| Mlhekiachusng, vital railway Cooaty Beal Bale ohslrman. will organisation. The meeting was $30 per mouth liy law. Thl- federal found guilty of, i barges of as- tha United K tates' Marino Curps. Wight. Jim ftussrll, Jam es Ridge, guvcrnmi-nl lias appropriated Jnmtieo 17$ mile* south of Pai­ b* cohoetssSs* at th* meeting presided over by E. E. I-anry, aault and niakluy tlireat* nn'l arronllng to liihiriiiallon rocelv- end Juck Kparkman. Following to be hold at the Coloalal Or­ ring, wee hailed by Japanese as $ 100,000 to match Florida fund. In 'heir installation, the boy* *n> w aa1sunleiiced to pay a $ IT, tin" i-d h'-re Imlnv, ange coart HoUl la Onaado Mon­ a sim ilar n mount, limiling the to­ u e beginning of tha oM. uaireil in examlrialluns for tha nr si rru 20 days In Jult, 'Mnr> day. lloyil I, witli Ibe (Oth Murin''* I, Neutral military m m were In­ ta l fa r d i'tn im tio n lhe first year Itoberion, negro, charged with In tb" fli-ol fiireu at Kan In ego. rank of Tenderfoot. Th* meeting will open with a to $200,000. clined to andore* th* Js penes* Additional advanrenients wrrw assault, w e. r i r | n a Co day Calif., nml llrmlfnrd Is 'slslloiieil op Inlea that th* lost effective conference at 10:00 o^ctock and fiuch blind as support them ­ suspended ."lite m " by the City wllli Matin" ilelmlnm-nt aboaril nude when Mr. Morria promidad will bo followed by * luncheon selves by solieilutlon on the streets _____ ____.We In North) Judge. Alien Milcbotl. negro, Ibe rru isrr U. H tt. I'en.arola Knu-st Kouthwaril and Henrya had been broken. BblhekU- at 11:M o’clock. Ig addition ta o r other professional method, are charged with a .s im lt, and pni- N| |,nng Jloarh, Clillf. ftogl Bale worker*. ' nurgee, so­ barred from tho benefits of thc og J we. -tbo t u t Important le .lfo u of I'lllery llrKels w a, I Ii it ti 1lay 11 Hud llr u d f n ^ were ir of resUtanc* In Hopoh. Its cial worker*, pbyalcjaap and oth- , plan. sentanved to pay g $15 ftnn or gruduati-d from Heniluulo ’ High appeared tb open the woy es o n lal*rested la Ubsrcaloala , s e rv e co day* In j a i l , work will attend the luncheon Hrlinol In Ihu clasa of Mt and h Us* Yellow Hirer, tM Wllllo llrnders'in. Anderson jnlm-d the Mailin’, shortly uftur meeUag HunwoiHly and Jj>" Williams, ne­ their grsiliiatlon groes, were fauiiil guilty of ill*Hotel J-aku Oct. IK. snd a atunl re .- — orderly conduct iliorgae 'and night program to he held in thu k Revision of motor bus fare* lieACKSONVIU.E, Ocl.. 12. — were senlonccd to pay tines ot audllorlum of th« Junior Hl«¥ id tween mod rllle* throughout the which is casually o| —Charles M. Durranco, d», $1$ A>r *«rva JO day* ln jail Hchuol Oct. 23. stale was announced here today throughout tho action. • Carmun Wook and Fred lllllwri m bicnt Jacksonville rrimliial WASHINGTON, O ct, IE —Of) ir by J. K. MsrDonaM, agent of thl Th* -Rer. Pan) Rodfeanv 'ware fined I t or 10 days when 7*r, State * attortiep. fur 'th e —Tim gevemmeat won a Buprems • f th* Church, stale* that jj The nroa of Manchoukuo, 1,0 i* Florid* Motor Lines, upon receipt An extensive program of work 103,10 squern oilli-s, was aa< Irth Judicial Cirruil for eig h t1 they p)rudtd guilty (o rhurgr. Court review yeetardoy to Ha purpoM of the banquet to P of notice from T. B. O'Sleeti, of dlspnlerly lomluel and fan I fur Ihu ro in ing year has been eeutenttea that la m H received promote a bettor umtcrsl noun>"«l offii hilly (<>r tho first g Jacksonville. Treftl* Manager ol Mansfield was ill«mlaeed when launrhi-d by the Ovb-do Chapter by Will tom , H. TnaatoUffe, of and comradaship between j r* tbe system The new rwdufed rales eggdidaU for govrrtuir in 1032, he p l e a d e d n"t guilty. Frwl □f Futurn Funner* of America, lime In March, IMS, pri-vluoaty, Boaford, Fla-, a i liquidator of I I having been h tuallor of esti­ become rffrrtive on October I.llb died In St. Vincent's Hospital ot llaker, negro, a n . aenten<-<-<l m It -van U-arnrd today. beaba hi F lorida, * m subject to a mation. “While fsrrs hava been reduced I M o'clock last night altar • pay ■ floe of | i nr servo to Tbe group has outlined eight brief tltoeia. to the lowest limy have been In Ho was admitted U> the hospital dayg. In jalL when found rutl'T items and lisa .nhdM drd each B history, service end equipment of Itam Into several gnslV and ways o cal w e a t h e r Iota, 'unday night and shortly a f­ Of dnmkonnw's thargo*. . Florida Motor Iin*e * • " received securing the** and mean. terwards hi* attending physician c a n v height in eoavanlence snd goals. comfort'' Aginl MacDonald said **U his condition was “critical." • I'artly cloudy lonl0hk end Th* Oviado Chapter. It was r today. “ With new Zephyr buses on Indicated, took* forward to pa* Wednesday poesitly showers to MM0O00 APFLICATIONB r‘ most through rod* and another of the moat s'nn-est fut ‘ ynare extreme south and near east ■ new fleet of tbo DtOei type buses ever <«sperleaced In tha). ehaptor tral rapat iligbtiy warmer to WABIIINOTON, Oct. 1!—w — * to be delivered within the n rit north portion tonight. Extrema and alatls reach *• few week*, transportation forth- Tha Boris! Bernrlly Diard ib a a-' ever helor* through Its northwest Florida—partly rlaudjfl IU N .H 4 0 person, haie applied ties from this city to oil points in outline of ombpefflllve arttflllo*. tonight and Wednesday slightly IRf old M l penrions, the first of * Florida and th# Motth will reach warmer tonight •u Which will be paid In 1»!J. * * new high In offtetopey.Official It.sect ' A dash of. lemon juice nr exIf get oft** will add a .t a a i ta Ir Practical Job tag la * mi-lc* cuk'eo, cookies or frost lag* flal* meaner III JspnnJlMMo to 20 its)'* yot*d with ranllta, to jail -I • Due, Sale Will Begin Hu Thanksgiving Day! S Six Boys Become/ Members Of Boy, Scout Troop No. 5 Ten Persons Tried Before City Judge Monday Afternoon K Two Sanford Youths Arc Made Corporals SenatorClaude Pepper To Speak Here Oct*2I Local Income Tax Case In High Court Motor Bus Fares Charles M. l)urr.ince Undergo Revision Dies In Jacksonville Program Is Planned By Future Farmers L - ' -' “ ■ * 1 *v* ta li(eher‘|oala * � 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, October 11, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 11, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald