9 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9ca581de5e336e2894d0f669d37ec9e8.pdf 898622495a9f11f4dc01c1dd9ab8940c PDF Text Text 1— : Cordele Defeats Gainesville Ini Game At Albany A LITTLE SCHOOL’S BIG HOPE Contest 1here r nday Lvemng Seminole Outfit Will Be Rated Over th e Eustia Eleven A fter Fine Showing In Tilt With Landon Lions {Stetson Has Not > S,t£:23r,Lr;n'£UiWoii Over Gators t> - * / f W f c S i h M d o ^ ^ B r k o a ^ V tr y Frda wUI taka hla prateg*#| I L tkrm for their Jt# * l gam r of Ih r _ n MMdelo with 0»e Eustia P a atk rre I n P a m f M, tn U u t d tp Friday arm in g . I* * * * • • • * f t 1. J Banford wUI b r rated o r r r - 'V Coach Mrmorp Martin'* oatflt and H a t t e r S C the Colrrp Frda are going te .a t * r tem pt to o rrn up the count of t- Victoria* In the pact three p eart. T a ttle haa beat Sanford twice p while the Fcda hare been rlc* B ' lorioua only one*. £ In 1934 the I'anlhera end the L • ' Fade opened n eerier of gamer ■V. and th a t eraaon, In Hanford’s ' opening till, Kualli emerged with * win' umler their helm eti bp a 5 : '. margin of 0 lo 0. In 19M, Coach Kr M el-un* took a new hearp aleren f . to K uath for tha aetaon** opener ’■ and ware U n i again bp Martin'* Joutfit bp ■ 13 lo 7 acora. | I During Dial gam* Sanford had ' . held lb* I'anlhera acorateaa for the flrat quarter but Euatla ■V . atarled * passing attack th a t put . peer tha Initial touchdown and the K'_ a itra pohil failed, Tha Frda cam* ' back and with a 0 to 0 lead with tha half nearly over. Euatla tried to complete a paaa hot It waa In* E j’ tarrapted by Itoland Merchant who ra n d OS yard* for a touch* down. The paaa for tho a itra lnl waa good and Sanford want * ■ 7 to 0 IwuL “ Tho gam* progrriard In tha third qu arter and in the dotin g f.' minute* nf tho Ultra period, Euatla ’ . blocked a punt and took the ball over for a toudidown and mad* the eatra point going Into a 13 to J T land which mmalnad th a t way fo r tha real of the gam*. Last aaason, with one of the ■*o beat aquad* th a t McLucaa haa i; had since 1031, opened with the Panther* la a heavy rain and play waa acoralanr fo r the flra t half. Real L kick*? n tf to Sanford at . tha opening of Uta second half and Lolland McClelland made a th rill­ ing S4 pard run fo r'lh e only acora ■ n f tho gamn and Sanford won their firs t encounter from Euatla by a J i l l« D ncuro. During tho coming week MeLueaa plans to giro the flrat atrtitkcr* a great deal of .defan* . ' , air* werk and the second string*r* i Will get anolhar rlianro to **• what they ran du on the offense. * Fred Oanas, Celery Fed center, waa Slaw only Fed Injured In the Landon tilt but It waa not harmful enoush to beep him out nf the gam s with Kualf*" Friday night. _ _ -7 K v Y d n rs • _ „ . H ftV e F a i l e d C Bjr JULIAN 1 T »N 1 TH0 M ra tro m m ad. two jr*nU whan a* ■ •« a n d - r r i q i n i n c n i n Ui l ■BtelnV O t l t WILLIAMS; 'J IL '" • I bff Went uroend left *M on ’ A P U r hy play •C U tt lUfiMrSP-Uh take tVrera# fur i t yafdb w t » dan g a ttr-* ' ■ * J first do**. Btrnvtrom want Firm Quart d r i *'a* fcranai ;left rod far cum-. PM*. U » S ob h U h ed 1* ff‘ t* flahterd TembUd ood L u d im rod Lawson rOUTnad1" Ilia ta ll W n H d * t i their own i s ykrd frees Ike t t paid fthd 10 OM 'SI Mes. Loads* oft *1dee and p re ­ paid line. L a n d * ' mad* • o n a 'a lla a d . th their own .toA ’ W ford o r r r )rft tackl*. Laadonoff atrip*. L ila n o d r three yard* av­ oid** aad prnalltad fir* yards M « hie own right tackl*. Tat* II* IS pard Hat*. La«*o* tk ta punted St parda to Ik* Soaferd •klrt«d areeod hi* awh tefi.an d « *h*r« M o n a* rauad it back 1ra rin g Interference for IS parda SS parda Aafora bring knocked aad a first down. Porgasoo mad a down, o n ' n re ra n * , Stmatrorm to* parda around right aad. For- *a« kaockad dawn lo r a two guaon modo t parda on n rororao Pard loa* w lira k t attem pted a over right taekla. U w io g mad# left to d ran. Halt la oror. Score: on* pard and n flrat down plao-' Sanford .11—l<andon 1. lug U a Ball on loodoo'a tav en l * Third QBarter yard line, lautdnn called tlm a | Saatord kicked off to London o * t P otter roplaen* Wilcox i t ' »»d ball went through entire tackle for fonfion. o n a rarer*#,1 Landon team and T ala got ball lo w ton and Htolnort fumble for! >nd returned It SS parda to tho flvo yard loss but recover. Law- -London SS yard atrip*. O arln son triad Ida l*H tackle bat “ ad* fir* pard* o rar right taa•topped fog no gala, rorguao* hi*.-T at* want o ro r hla left lac-----* * -* —# j j ... —* — ' hi* an ■ fah* revere* for I I an yard* and pUfcdd ball on ■■* parda aad recovered. Lyle want yard line and flrat down. For**- armmd left and fur 14 Pt|d* and •on again wont aroand right and • Nrst down, r a t * mao« enothar for n touchdown. Heora: Hanford tlrst down whan ha daabad o ra r S—London S. Forguaoo faded back >•« tachl* for IS yard* berora .tophi# right and shot a flat paaa W a s lilt by Morgan, lu ll on S -to Morgan foe extra point. Heora: ra rd line, f i l n want o rar Uft -Hanford 7—landon g. | tackl# for toachriewn. Bear*: Porgaaon klekad off for Ban »«Bford 14— Land don tS. . T a t a 1 font and ball want out of bounds crashed over lit* center nf tha | on lA adon'a own Xt yard Fa*. ' or thn extra point Bcora: T ala amaahad ‘tb* eantar of the Hanford 14—Iwndon 14. I lln" for *aran yard*. On a rel<andoa kicked off to Banford verse, aav tn mails four yards and »«4 fUlbort took tha ball on tha a first down, o n a fab* rataraa. *» r nrd Ho# aud brought It to A L IT T 1 1 -I C MO O l *f ■ I ® H Tula want o r r r right tackl* for tha 14 before being knocked D a n k , 1M pou n d balfbach Tar Davidson Callaa T he aaniar soaring th re a t halls Irani O anaarl aeran y a rd s fialary pads railed < •* " - l««w»on triad JaH and bat nthaal** a n i l aaraU m aat, IU fa s t ball tana* a u d tim e oat. On n n o tb a r' flh a re- waa bald for no gain. Forgo eon w a r d lam y ear against strong a p ; versa, T ala «mashed' Taft guard l o t n »« Parda when nailed In for eeren more yards and 'a ftrat backflald. On » reverie. Biotadown. T a te ' amaahad through baaloot two y a rd s lAwaon punt ta r for *slg yards and Oavl* ratal* *<* »>* 6* yard lla*.- Tat* Ulad for ala more o ra r U ft » * < • f »• r*rdn at ran ter on a guard and n 'f l r a t doon. Tat* ravarao from Lpl*. Tat# want aroand left and for nU* “ *1' P«nla at canter for yarda. a first down. T ata - want o rar T ats reversed and skirled right tachl* for IS yarda. tarnBy JULIAN aroand right end for IS yard* hied but recovered First down, 8TEN8TRUM and aaolhar Aral down, Hanford T *U W i off g rarda through Herald 8 porta Ed I or callad tlmo out. T ata mad* Hr* m aU r. Joqaa repU rtng Rumyard* o ra r left tackU and t u U hlay f o r ’Calory Fed* u l t w mad* lira yard* when he amSah im Bahford. ,Tat# mad* IS Hanfard over Orlande fa r a aad through eantar, Lpl# tbaa Fdrda ovsr rig h t guard for anwant around hU l i f t and |* a r" r a t down, flavin thrown “ther lima by a m argin of lag Interference for a touchdown. ' * ,#"T P*rd# lose. T at# cam# SI la «. Banford T—Landon S. hack for Ihra# yard* over canIn tha Untie, contest which will Bear*: <* line and also on tha j next also ’be played on Ih* local field T ata want over hla right gaard want for D ro n o n yard* rail* fo r another Fad vletorp*~ly for extra point. Bcora: Banford •nd * touchdown, Hanford 14— n acore or XI tu 14. Tha Bolt** T—Landon T. T ata'* attem pt to trams will lie n holiday a ffa ir fo r i Ia a 4 o a klekad off to Baaford LanddE ttand Oolbort braoght U to tha S3 « « * h llo* for extra point failed. November II. Seminal* nhoald ra m p 'e v e r ' n r t i i ||g before b ilo i KBtckMl cAAford 14—-TAjiOoa 20, down. lAiwaan w eal aroand left lundon kicked off and ColbeM IUII F*rriii*« Ht. August la* and for S3 p ird h a tta r aacaptng «»♦ hall and returned It from tb* M nlltU by a acora a f 41 to T three tackier* Forgo,on mada a U .to Ik* 4t yard Una, Lawaon • ad th ru down th rlr home­ brilliant ran -ronod right oad fo r 'h lrta d loft and for IS rarda and coming rivals, l*raburg, by S t-S yard*, baraty missing a a flrat down. Ferguson lost nlna a scar* a f SS ta St. dawa. Lawaon atartad Tarda whan hn fumbled* ball and O f course thesr gam e, wlU flrat hartlly coma out on tha same aroand hla left and and than cat “» « * »" haehtlald. End of third iroras w* have arlactad but any­ back over left lack!* for fir* wuartar. Boor*t Banford 1 4 - U * r way It brings .out tha gm aral yards and a flrat down. Oraham don Si. IlumbUy replacing Jonas cam* I n 't o replace D ank for right tackl* for Calory Fed*. klra. London. Laadon was penalised Fourth Q uarter for ogcaaalr* time outs tor fir# Btblaoff bald for no gain wbaa rarda Forgaaon mada S yards h* attem pted la go o ra r right aroea'd right and for another tackle. Blolnaff mad* nln* rarda r , . t ™ T u . m w U t aramtd »vdr right U c h k . Morgan klcbM • p r a t r being n artback. laft and far eight n u n rard a “ >• ball which went oat *« W* hat* to raprass our opin­ and flrat qnartm . . d w T . - Bmriocd*. 4l yard U a. ion on th* Fad defensive but lb* l a i t n d dear-tec for sa ra a yarda. On firm ptay, dafraalr* work of tb* locals U Banford'. halt * • London's K » h U d and BanUH f r ­ tha poorest Brmlnal* has had In eight F*rd Itoa, Forguadn want oor^ 4- H«uW*F N M « « (M b m L aeaaon* past and It la axpecUd around right-and far a«v*n yolNa BUdnalt mnd* 1 yard o ra r right that Coach l-eonard McLucta -will p lad ag ban on on* yard Una. LnwaBn triad U ft t aad drill tha Ftda for the next three F erguses than want over orator bng w na thrown |b r n #*r#n yard dapp &ira la acrimmag* with tha for tonehdwwn. Bcora: Hanford I I »•#*. ' " W “ •« . L-w ' flrat atrtngar* an lb* defanahr* Werka Allows G-Men Only Six H its While W inning By 8 To 1 TnU la hit by ftro Sanford lac- Ing tha G-Men to six acatUi blors bat does not coma down hits. and finally gala lain the open The two clubs wlU m ere be and team do ana tb* field for a to Gainesville for the sixth g*i TT yard ran to send London Into of the series to n ig h t Jake Baa U * lead. Scorn Hanford U —La*- w||| pitch for the G-Men, M asai don PL . Sanford-calls time o u t Don McShane said. T»»a want ovor'Y ight tackl* on Gabiesvllla holds a lead of tk) n linn smash In make extra pamei to two o re r Cordele la I point. Score Hanford t t - U n o o n trrira between U e ehaMpBna' *7: the Florida Slat* and (BO Georg Oa-.ta return* to gam# la place Florida leag u e s and needs e of F rasier at half back. Wilcox' more conquest to gain tha d* also goea la for Bcott a t end. , | 0n. Oraham la for Uavla. ajl for London. London kicks off and TODAY’S SPORTING a. IX WORLD k Z l, Stetson I Stetson SI Stetson • Stetson 0 Strtaon 1 Stetson 0 Strtaon 0 Stetson 0 HUUoa 0 H utson 0 SUlvon 0 Strtaon 0 •» *A‘ Green VaUi Dairy . Phone 892-W or 823 SPECIALS Fit H alf FLORIDA COOKED LOBSTER 25c Lb. FRBSIl FLORIDA UNCOOKED LOBSTER 20c Lb. FRBSIl LA RGB SCOLLOPS 45c P t TSESTToronres Classified Advertisements ■AVI YOUR W*Uh repaired by aid* of th* rough and laugh work­ out, galling ready far th* Euatla tmdly k»*wa hrw. trigga. Jeweler Magnolia Avo- tut- With th* shewing af th* Pads la their hardest gam* af the ****** with londea and tha acora a f tha UU. glvaa ua V stlm al Vsnallan Blinds. 41 ranU H r sq ft. Finest blind* ohUlnubU. Hanford Awning A Shads Co. 10* E. Snd 8L Phon* 784 J. FOR DEUQOUS SNACKS Florida & ' B altin or* OYSTERS SANFORD FISH MARKET IIT BufeeW Are. POiee as SEE US FOR Idaho Grown Bean Seed “BURPEE'S SEEDS GROW" HENRY A. RUSSELL 8EBD Op. • W. FIRST AT. . . PHONE *1 Opportaallli TRADE—Gulfport, MU*, lou for HoUlg rooming booAo or mUu* W ht Vjnrant Lcngo, DrvMuAlr* M strl, Chicago. 8—Automobile^ * ANOTHER DUAL Four wheal Trailer with body, apacUl fS9S.A Ford roadster, apacial MWO B*#l R Son*, Used Oar Dealers. Fad* gams* an th# acheda1*. ** "• U rra they u n i * ' Tb* gama w ith Euatla on Octoah . bar 1, should provide plenty a f - —e thrill* fo r th* customer* and tha Banford offanao. w* hallav*. will b * 't# o stro n g fa r th* F a n there. ~ W* hallav# th a t the Pada^Ffll win ^ M w r a a r n u l,. . *. In tha gaaea a t U h a O tr. * th* Pads should ram p b a l l OOLLABD to IS vlaiary- Th# Oamlaol* r~ Z CABBAGE and PLANTS new ready. Write far BaUabla woman dosira* day's work prices, atatlhtf quantity wanted. ar laundry en Ua place, at THE DAVU PLANT COMPANY. «**- Cali far LUU, 1004 E- TU BL m P T ’* ’kramvv MIRRORS PAINTS QUAI13Y—DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Pi^docti ^ �, Wf »i S crtijn o le C o u n ty P r o d a CM ■ ' M o re F r u i t A n d V e n t u b l e s H u n A n j S im il a r A re * i n A m e r ic a j \ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , D eficit End Is Predicted By Roosevelt JEVELT SEES YELLOWSTONE Effort Is M.Dde$To Secure Permit For Filling Station At Park And EigrMjt Praises Columbia Electric Project Many routine .m a tte rs wore brought befiro th* City Com­ missioners ‘iast n lfh t gt tholr lart regular meeting tn' thla fiscal y c ir, causing action on tha bud­ get for the romlng year, which te g ins October I, to b* deferred until Wednesday night when th* Board mecta in an adjourned see ■ion. It was Indicated last night th a t th* Commissioners will probably adopt the budget, levy City tag mlltsge and other Incident m at­ te rs at the adjourned meeting. Last night Attorney E. F. Ilousholder appeared before tha Commissioners and requested th at they re-conslder th eir refusal- to grant th* Sinclair Refining Com* p in y permission to e rret a filling station a t th* Intersection of Park Avrnue end F.ighth Street. Mr. ilousholder brought out th* fact th a t there would always h* objectors to encroachment of busi­ ness In the raaldantlal area but II Sanford wished to develop on Park Avrnue the Commissioner* must not hinder this progress. Mayor Higgins advl<cd tha A ttorney th at the m atter woulJ be “aired ou t"-an d th at if it de­ veloped that Park Avrnue should be opened la business as ■ m atter of policy the filling atsllon per­ mit would he reconiIdered. Action on the m atter wsa deferred until the next regular meeting, Th* m attes of diversion traffic to French Avenue thcr discussed last night. (C«i IIb m I m !*■■■ T i m ) BONNEVILLE DAM. Ore. fan. Sept. 28.— (AP)—Presi­ dent Roosevelt stood on this great federal power naviga­ tion l n o j e c t today and as­ serted its cost would be re­ ____________ President Roosevelt slopfvd a t Arturned many times over riQ^-y.-AaHraai^tRvuf**' UsU' Point to admire th e -O rra t #VH» in Vellowslone canyon while improved navigation, cheap­ er electricity and distribu­ sightseeing In the Yellowstone National park. Mrs. Roosevelt slso tion of power to "hundreds seems to be graatly entranced by the scenic beauty. The Pro* blent ot eravll communities within ■ and hla party drove through the park en ‘ioule to the Pacific n orth­ g n a t radius." In Iks first forms] address of M s. w sst coast trip, hr tied In th is $61,000,000 Colombia Bsstn , undertaking with his progrsm f a r regional and national plan­ ning* H s declared too th a t Inatapd of ipending half Its tncoms * a a arm am ents a* some notions ' do, America was w iser In buildtrig such projects to give "more w ealth, better living, and g reater " h*ppln.ss for our children." The President also promised a i “definitely balanced" budget by tb s a s <t fiscal year—J u ly 1. . IMS. H s predicted th a t through r broader ns# of slactrk power Share would be a wider geo1* distribution of th e pop’ .through the building W uf sm aller contmualties. Speaking ta "hi* "friend* and neighbors' In fdsbo's capital, P residin'. Roosevelt said yester­ day he was trying to think of "th e blggar objectives of A m eri­ can Ilfs," Instead a f Uiy petty (ten Untie* en Pegs Three) , Largest Docket Of H iis Summer Nets Sanfprd Over $450 > City violators yesterday added ,hvar $4SO In ftnaa to the City’s •o ffers from the largest City Jack et during tha entire sum* I Thirty-seven parsons ware a r reigned before City Judge Frank Li Miller to answ er charges rangJag from reckless driving to tha ••O hic of tottery tickets, the 1stt* r heading tha list of violators* ! J ) f tha IS persona triad fo r tha gala of lottery ticket* IS received ih m a o f $SS or 7# day*, and the <rther four war* continued to the It aourt session. The violators of wham plead guilty, ara C. . Newsom and tha following ne E arly Anderson, W, R. •gh, W alter Johnson, J, Clark, Ed Jonas, Charlie GlbOeeyge Burton, Oaorge Ilag' I . J* Perry, Lewi* Jordan, i Doyle, Annie M at Blair, J . Ir, Qua Tipple and Horae* were also ar* W o r e the City Judge to IW * r * disorderly conduct They were: Joseph 6 tm Henry Milton and >8tavern who receivevd sen . t f .$$ ftps a r 10 days In [ Jan e* Ban H alt, Mabel l a warn Patterson, and ar, who war* given an o f a $10' fine o r SO .Leroy Banks, ■fc J*B a r Oavk avia, wh* were dlsM arphy ky and Raymond i, ehargod w ith tla f liquor war* die* Daunla H atcher, urUka charge vras fined days. WOli* Jam as tailing liquor with­ ers* also fined $3S id Elijah W est was w est on hla "public pulse feeling" tour. ___________ _______ Morgenthau AndjW .F. Shelley Is Eccles T o Seek Re-elected Head Balanced BudgeJ Of Rail Chapter Two Chief Fiscal Of­ Other Officers Are ficers Sec Balance Elected By Members As Business Need For Coming Year WASHINGTON, Sept, IS.— w. V. Shelley, local railroad rx* V t x . .... McLucas Is Speaker A t Jaycee Luncheon British Board Issues Ruling: On W hiles Japanese Claim Sue* cesseH On All Ma­ jor Chinese Front* . Hr Tli# A iw flitN I*m « JnpnR wna placed on «fl imllmilitt war footing today nnd prepared for a long con­ flict rn the F ar Eaut. Tha Wnr Ministry Issued military, orriliwincc •’number 41" in­ definitely prolonging mili­ tary ncrviee for nil officer* nm l men o n tho active reaerve liats, Tim drvrlopm rnt ram a as mil* llary observers In Nnrlh Chino guv u Hirlr cat Itunics th at 0d0,> uuu Jspuucss troops were being iiiuhllliod—in the event Russia So terrific was the ix plosion of humbx tlrupprd by Japani-eo aviator* on hundred* of Chinese ■hnuhl hpcome Involved ,tn th* refugee* at the Kungklnng ta ilu ry rtallon m-ar Shanghai that some hodlc.i of the victim* were Utnu-Jspsnese war. Reports w era blown into Ireetops, A few can Ir -ren high up in hriiiirhe* of the tree nt the right. Mure than 1100 currvni Ip Tokyo that hug* Iron* content rations were masslivf Wen- killed and 4fi0 wounded. This picture whs rushed to the Dulled K lM o aboard llir Philippine along Hie Manrhoukuo fltbarU Clipper. , border. b*rom Moscow olflrlal Soviet organs warned "we do tint wool war hul e n ar* always rssdr. C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S jD i d a t O T S for war." Aid) a t Nanking INin It >I V. Itugomoloff, Bovlst am* liaatador to ('hind, suddsnly board cd an airliner for Maaoow gr*' sumahly on a m atter vitally If'. fsctln t R usits'e position U Iho Htnu-Japsnnse conflict. Frcvl Holly, m rom lm ut Isrmor, jp w »ljii underwent UII uppeiudriHi fronts. K.ildtng a slU urs of s«vupend Ion uf | ho IVnt.ild l,nu«ti arul days on. the progress of Its ton Mruiiirlal itospllnl Inst week, tCewllaesA *■ r*e# Tkrve) l» ii'portnl as rpthlly riHorer- Seek Peaceful P act In West Europe Inrr; ... . . 111:1: 1.IN, Kepi.,' 2H. —(/lTItvii-hsfuchirr Adolf Hiller slid Tho Spnfonl Kin .mis flu b w ill,,, . „ , Mit'i.ollni | have h hi dv n p u ls r uc-Lly luncUou frlrndsliip with Kngland n liinmriiiw a t iuumi in the grill "•"in " f ihc Vnlilva IJ 111, iu-coiiI- enm n doin' of their 'Kuropcnii un: In un uiinoiiiKvimui madi* to- policy, politicnl cilile* of loth drliny hy Kiclm-y J, Nix. •In.4,1 1(14ley. Monk.'* I’lacs was again robbed The iw iija ic ld ti'idcrs mcU iit n or Ilm jnikpota Ip two of lha .la in iHirtlan of ilm |■iop. I lal.r M «s Murgan-l Sqiilri', IlM,*l p in nte luncheon for nn ucruss* slut machine* In Hm esUhllahshore initk for development hy r lil Him wna Inpiicd Hiinduy , Ihi luldc tulle 11 lore their wulld- 1limit last night when Intruifere the Jayrees. ufluruoml whi'ii slic was llirowu Iirondrrut iippenl for the eiitersil the building lliroilgh *■ "The Junior Clmnilnr of t'niutrnm a nml nr m il-, was d * licur-eful to||:dior.il I n vs it li nthel' skylight nbnvn lha rsnopy and m ono wants tn tn'Ri In some 1 turned I rum Ilm .......aid launch nuliiiiis ft mu Ho- .MnyfioUl Hlym- scoured npprnillunlely f!5 out of way to gei tills prnji'i t under lha ntebi'l timl dime machines, way lietore the Influx, id lour Inn Memorial ||iHylinl llilniuorti pie .''Indium. iua. It vitta ri'porli-d today. 1st* thla winter," Mr. Ill,nun The two F m c"t iliii-fs ngir*ed, snmotlmn early tills morning, poslated, adilitig Ilint Hie Innly IihiI well inforiued r|uitii'smen ssid, tn lieu hidlnvu. Tho city hrli-tcr laarni-d Hil, It was llii' third Him* (luring on liainl g 1no which lin y wished uliut might he tiiin id n fuur•iiuridliR Hist llulpli Ragwi'll. power pint hy stages—tolliritplu llin past fow months that the to contribute til soma wmlliy M’ctctury of Hm Sotnlnoli. (*„u!|. civic purpose, pnfenibly tin* Knglind now nml Inlvr IVnnce. loillihiig bus lino n entered slid ly f'liiimhar uf r»mni>rn>, I* hi park. Miisvuliiii nnd, Hiller in an ex* roldiod and In such rasa the obii linn h la iter condition nml lluit Tim Ciiinnilsslouera ndilseil lm la cvpi-i led In |„t sat-ll a| Ids rluinge of hsinpiol lunsts ln-t Jni t was to etiiplv Jnfkpol* In tha (light Irtlffilllled Miliilurity of th* slot m achines., drily lEo of th# Mr, llaburn. howawr. Hist due u lli'ii v. till In a few dtiys. tour marhliiea worn tohhnd duw tu the rointlHiin id the piopns<-<l Itomc llvrlm-«>^, uf eliMo eidl^i to n ynitli In which Hiu more paik hK-stlnn at present no Ini hm id mn in L‘iiio|ii'*n affairs. The regular schedulnl weekly proram anls i-nuhl bn mndn Until Tho two Fnsrist tcadrra pro- niiHitisIvo mur.hdiea urn kept tot; Lions clalmeil lliut tlodr cooperative Biifofy, sow* of Ike work priiil.lcd In llii'!!'met ling of (ho Sanford hih will In* held tomorrow eve- axis, thoi|;h rnpnhto of support­ Tho Inlrudora entnrsd the build* WI'A prwjmt will, li Tins , . sent to lieHdqiinrlera has been " d ’K at 7:00 oTIork at the Valdes ing even wilier KurUpeul) ro -o p e f log through an open window tonrptrtrit t Hotel, nrrurding to nn announce­ ulion, i, iuipirvloiiM to wny at- id in ro Ilia rniiufiy which allow* "Ww nppiei nte your ileslm I i ment made today hy the dun leniptn In; urork Itulo liernian nlr l» enter n . largo ventilator m operate In Hit* w aller," May-1 vivu-tary, J . L. (uillowny. fill lidsllip of pluyliii; olio nilloll fun. The peraon or pnraoni then turn n pirgn hnlo In Ihe eld* p t or Kdwuid Higgins slati-d. udil f off agninot Hu- other. . Tho Banfnrd (Tmsa and riim;klug that Hii-lr aid would ho of II Ituco nod Ills host,' Rotelis- Hie small ventilating tunnel U 4 mare practical / h eart t In Hie «r riu li will bold lls regular fuehi<r Hitler, Hindi- diaiuatlr l r - driip|ied to llin floor. They pro* scheluled weekly meetlnr hnilght n ear fidnm. affiriuatiun "I ftlehdshlp nt u iqraUil-tn empty lha Jackpot* sag Bhoitly after Ilm appearance of hi the chib rooms „f Hm Vsldiu stnto 11-vtitjut-1 git on in the Reli-hs- tliiny returneli linck fnVthe taa-' Mr. Rahurn. Hie City fattier* hnli'l starving Ul 7 111 o r loeU, 1linm-l llrry nr (In ve iling It.ilinn not and out of Ihe winnow as they had rnmo lit. formally adopted Hie WI’A l»oJ according to nn unnoiiTn erm-nt stales mutt. la i c a l p. o l i c e l o o k n -g r o u p of eel as drawn up hy Cliy i:nri ] mndn this mornliiK l., A, (!. H itler drclpnd, ilmwevrr, th . . .at ... Mudden, eecretnry. Ihn Rome-Rcrlin nvis must nut* Huger pi In Is found III thn tmlli* ne#r F m l T. WIHIsun wldeh had previously lieen triilntively la- interpreted n. —tlie* form ation) lug nml nt*o ostlmaled Hie prop* npprnvrd. The pinjivi ■.ills for I of a bloc nlnii-,1 u,:aiiij>t other crly ilntnugu nl nbnut four dob Inr a. an sipendltiire of nenrly i.io.E r trfi ia ii nf l D u ttrr ii cCt l .1 (•uri, *tatra.'' C cn ItUe C I J Ii H „0nr , i», ho rui>tr»r> we are con-, 0M with Hui City p.ijlnc over 11.004 as Its shpre. _. * , ,, vinred th a t Ihtuiigh thic, ouri Tha pinjert provides for III* .g T w- J ,y »?: ,°;5’ ....... >»»■"". " " '•■•» ran serve' 1 (lllrl,.,u nf liu r| developm ent. of the west serllno the Rm-lmci. of th r Wnrhl. will ,,,,, |in, I lho«, the of tha I'ark, the letting of be host tunU ht *t * district j r(,cnlrteg Lut J cast or « g.-n-j , . "Far* " ‘T sbruhs. trsoa, and nil other work meeting that will la- held in - W „lm - c l o .a to no, required to romplelo the plan ford at Ihe A,-oilcan I a-g ion Hut. ,.r, | tat*rjratloni,l uml. iV tim lh .g V lon * * . •" * *-----_________________________________________________ ■ except a^-atiered xhowera on thR According to irform el Imi re ­ to h* followed throughout the r | keys, Kxlremn Northwest FloV* ceived here hy f . C. t'olllnes of development of Hi* paik. W »-»*,r t°n |«'*t and W*dn**dayt Th* project situ provides for the local csinp, C. K. Sage of , . warmer In west portion Wed*#*the grading of the park men, .Ocala end dlstiict secretary, has ravorlag with murk, lusutlstfun hivltad all ramps In be well rep­ _____ > Daytona Tide* of aah-lrrlgidliiii system ■■ well resented and also has arranged Tuesday's tides, low, 7:>T A, V/ASIIINOTON, Kept., JK. - M T as g water srsletn fur watering fo r S tate, H eld' Judge' Firm' U. Dame of F ort'' I’irrcv to be pres­ •—H enry L. I’rlnglc and Frank P. H , t i l l P. M ; high. 1:41 A* M. flowers and gra.ss. ent anJ also S lrte Manager V. la ird , re p re sm istn c s uf a Flori­ 1:01 P. M. ■ srem sU r | . V. Miller labelshd. da citrua growers' committee Today 14.09; yesterday IP, IsoLmitted to the ugrlcullure ad* Freclpitatl** ! jutlm enl adininistintiim yrsterh Total tor yfstarday___ __ _ H _ . _ [day a proposed prw marketing Total tor month to data—4.11 F o r L a rg e r N a v y sgraem ent regulating the shlpEDINBURGH. Kept. JX.—0P>Normal to dot*- ....... .... ...... f J > . ment of fr%U4o nurlhrrn markets. Krials ad finally h n lulllled a Temperature* HTOCKIIOl.il, Sept., a t._ (jp > _ They bold ■ long conference to Hi 1*11.11nl slx rru . Maximum. I I : minimal Plana f a r a bigger navy, w hich'w ith AAA officials yesterday and Harold reading; Th* aaaisU at keeper nf tbs Will U suggested to parliam ent planned to Mnllnue the discusOfficial Report 0 farad** Pwhlte Record office has n n i p ear, incliulr three cruiser* ■Ion* today. The new pact, spproved by th* # m* H u n role rued glee lAvcuinrnl* which four t oro edo Im ats. thw * roa«i th* ehoatoi h a re hesn ret ureed un defenao aktpa, I I motor torpedo grow ers' oaauwiltre at la k ria m i^ I f convoy for tub* Sept. 10, permits prorating o f, ** d*r lh a iroaty of Nurihamptoa 1a H fru it a t all lime*. _______ * M court. « • . > » . ritho park rotimiltlin of tho Ran ford Junior t'handier nt rmn* muruo, eppusn d tinfini- tin- City Commissioners nt the r ii tuilnr meting III |he rny Hall lint night and reqin sled Unit ttie Coriinilssliincrs doslgnule a rer- . .. , , , f , Hitler And MimscUnL _Muu«bUa. . $ <« -^ ® » ^ ^ Aim At Deal withT;mmrr*w , , Qn ‘rt ?I France And I] upland Slot Jackpots Are Robbed In Monk*s Place Third Time j Iaocal Woodmen To LOCAL WEATHER CitrilH Growern Have Market Agreement day. Smathera Charges Plot Among Senators The Nsw York. Jhtoaga and Th* T to t " waa Aa Angeles public librarian all •* ¥ . to ton it,eea.ee* braia X - ------------- Huge Troop Concent tratlons Reported' On Border Between Mnnchukuo-SIberin Russian Envoy 1 Leaves Nanking ^ rovem en t Of Iauke American Lawyers “Front Is Approved R a p Constitution Speech Of F. D. R. M. L. Rahurn. ihiilrtnan nl e s-sw w w the organ! selected Job* Be hlrsrd to h* hi charge af tha program for t CHINE6E BOMB VICTIMS BLOWN INTO TREETOF$ Jaycees P ro ffe r oc-mAid To City In Trig Developing Park : WPA Project Forlm - man, was re**lreled lis t night to serve as president of the Sanford Chapter of the Railway Employers League' of Florida a t the le a g u e ’s regular mcetlog held last evening a t K:0O o’clock at the Valdei Hotel. Approximately 70 members of the loc«l chapter were present at the meeting which was featured KANSAS CITY. Sept. !*.—W) by the deetlon or officers for the —Th* Amerlran tier AssocUllon romlng yenr anil an address to , he m em ber, by J. II. Mobley of proolrd with loud spplause yes tordny strong speerhee from £ £ £ ™ n 7 . . ? . * a “ ™ " i u t o W H J * . I* soma of Its lenders ngslnst Pres blent Roosevelt's Supreme Court Mulrley propimal sinl tn rebuttal^ (a the public debt. the oulllnci made by the slalc President’s Constitution l>sy ad Although neither lies comment, ed an tb s recent etock market body fihluring th# aim s and ac­ dre»s, decline authorities pictured hoth complishments set by the. Itaguc — in reply to the president's d»Srrlptlnn of the Constitution as as believing this drop probably through ihc coming year. During Ihc meeting the elec­ a "layman’s document, not a resulted tn part from business tion of officers was held and lawyer's conlrarl." Frederlrk II. uncertainty over the govern­ after re-electing Mr. Shelley ne Hllni htleld, bar *«*or alton pre» ment's fatu rs fiscal rours*. head i f the railrvad body, the blent, (old lha convention'! op Secretary Morgenthau disclos­ ed th a t a new drive la under chapter rlrcted M. M intrik *• suing aesshini "Of [ I meg who participated way to curb government eipcnu- the firs'. Vice-president, M. L. lluraa but h* promised th a t there Tlllli m the second vice-presi­ In framing the ConalRuOnn, 3! will ‘be no cut* In the salaries dent, 1. F. Preston aa the third were lawyers • • • If the Con­ of Federal Worker*, and the un vice-pr-sident, and W. C. Tifon stitution of Hie United Stales is employment relief funds will not as the fourth vice-prrsident. M. a layman's document w* mav F. Hal*, wa* ra-elrcted to serve bow In reaperl to the 33 men of be reduced again. He revealed that he discussed a s secretary and treasu rer of the Constitution who ware not law yers" tha economy campaign with Pres the organ iration. The group elected several Jam es A. need, former DemIdant Roosevelt before the Chief Esecatlv* departed on hla West ataiidin- committers for the com ocratlr senator from Missouri, *m trip, and that hs had ron- Ing year nml most im portant of greeted the ronvenllonlng law­ ferred with acting director of the these rninmlUeca were th* mem yer* ns “prolsgonlsta of the Con­ budget Daniel Bell and o thrr bership committee, the legist* stitution." W arns of applause echoed Budget Bureau offlclsle oo tha lure committer and th* program committee through Ilia packed auditorium 1*1711 budget. Featuring the program fo r the a* he declared the framers of “ W* will have the figure* In ship* for tha W eeldent upon evening wnr* lap dances by Miss the (>ni»lllu(lofi "knew lliat an hla return." Morgenthau said, i Doris Jackson n n l J , A. Peckbam. honen fanatic, whether otejiurrh Asked ir ha sllH hope* to al Miss Jarkeon was accompanied or stain. Is the most dangerous beast ever turned loose to rurae t*U a balanced budget this year, by her mother. Attending as • gueats of - th* the earth—all th* morp danger­ b* replied: "Put not golas to say. But w* leegue last night was W. N. Liv­ ous If hts rruel porpose, are m sikid by gentle smiles end era exploring every avenue la ingston of Orlando and a g r ta b u la t­ o f employees In hia division In friendly protestations e a rs J^ssrreter possible." th« railroad department in th at ed tn lull the Intended vlillms *’ city. Into security. "Reason cannot appeal to nor rompsse'nn mitigate the fury of a fanatic. • • • Th* degree id fanstl<lam la often tha measure H**d Coach Leonard L. Me of u n ity .'’ Lacas a t tha Bemlnol* High Aa Reed concluded President Hcboot CeMry Fads, wa* ' LONDON, Sept., SI. —(AT—The ■llnrhfleld remarked, "all of you speaker today at U>* Ban ford British Board of Trade recently must realise sow th e atmosphere Junior * Chambar . of Co Issued a regulation that "all bias In which yoa will be all this luncheon held at lb*> Valdes Ho­ whales measuring TO feat fas a week," and was greeted by htud tel where he mid the young Ban straig h t line between th* tip of handrlapplog. ford civic body of the naoeoalty the upper Jaw and th* notch be­ of good training, and the fun­ tween the fluke* of th* tall shall bo considered Immature." damentals of tha football and w hat makes a good football * Quirk es a flash a young men ttfr. jr wrote int Tha maettng waa presided/over Forgive me fe r being, a s token­ by Vic*-President E. B. Lousy. ing old nosey, hut who held* the W ASiyNGTON, 8 a p t, t* . The group discussed plana for whales nhll* the skipper measure* (AT—Senator Bras th e n , New J e r­ sey Deraacvet, charged today that another baaatiflcatlan project thcmT with tha ptknnad Ban lord T rail­ a t the tim e Hag* L Black was e r Camp ns tha objective. Tha Th* Abraham IJnootn nation­ narahutod U tho S g N m Court suggestion oh Ibis m atter was al monument, gear IfodghavlU*. there w m a “p let smeevg some brought up h r Clyde Ramsey hut K r., contains tha tog cabin and t e n to delay tot I t toast two tha project la only tentatively p a rt of tbs farm where Lincoln years th* confirmsttom a t gay a r ­ settled .. w as bora. mada t o .rte a ld c n t —The Administration's two chief (Itcal officer* will urg* Pros! Roosevelt in .balance the, budget in the n » il D»c*l T»»r* formed officials said today even It It require* new and heavier tax**. These person*, said Secretary Morgmtbau and Chairman Mar­ tin e t B. Eerie* of the Federal Reserve Hoard are convinced a balance ne.wcen between tnenmo -anil batanea •AY, S E P T E M B E R 28, I 9S T R ilJ pfut*sP^jJaps Molilize 600,000 Budget Actioty T il Tomorrow A s Russia Threatens W ar President P r o m ise s “Definitely Balanc. ed n BudgetForNext ‘Fiscal Year, 1938 Bays Nation Is .Wise ToSpend Money On; I PWAInsteadOfWar! 1 Public Rec<>rd Keeper Returns Old Papers Sweden I Preparing: �T U E S D A Y , S EPT E M B E R . SANFORD, 1M 7 if How Miami D on It? M T U VBR5 K FOB TODAT I--' .W ig KCCAl'K: Our soul la **• eeiaad *■ S bird Out of the snare m tb s ' foalara: tba anare la f. M u , and we are eacapod. Our - 'h s l s la In the name of llm Lord, - M il. made Leaven and earth.— IM jIJ*. TVs W l'A wilt b* liquidated by ' M * t June, It la announced,.making ; ‘ I t jggt' rig h t for a long dfy sum i For nearly a quarter of a century the rest' o f tM state has been marveling «t? Miami’s growth and hfb evtf increasing popularity as a tourist resort. From a sthtfgllng little village of five thousand people 25'years ago, with winter visitors numbering only in the few* hundreds. It Is now a city of over a Hundred thousand with hundreds of thousands of vistt’orV anduatly. Advertising, more tHab anything else, did It. • Now that Miami has grown into a metropolitan city, i t has not abandoned Its adraHHng campaigns', but Is spending more and more each year In an endeavor U) at* tract more tourists and more permanent residents. The pro­ gram this year provides for an expenditure by the City government of over two hundred thousand dollar* fog.pti£ liclty purposes, $72,500 of which will be spent in news­ papers and magazines in vsrious parts of the country. "The Fall and Winter campaign* to be started at once," saya the Tampa Timea in commenting upon Miami’s ad* vertiaing plans, "Include advertising in 70 newspapers east of the Mississippi River and In southeastern Canada- a t r con't of $30.-595 and hr 16 magazines of. national gimtfeUM « cost of $10,609. $16,699. The Spring campaign, to cost $8,921, at n will1be directed to readers of 23 newspapers In Atlantic Coast and Middle Western states, while the Summer cam­ paign in 16 newspapers in the South will cost $9,00tf and invite neighbors down. Special radio and school advertis­ ing will cost an additional $0,000. lift an ■ itv u ftl.’ntf m a n in l l w m l tthe he "It doesn’t riwinlpo require an advertis;ng man to rdiscern smart features of these plena—an ample appropriation, a nation-wide appeal plus timely directed appeals to certain sections, a co-ordination and sustained ^eaivround drive which is most effective, and a program handled by adver­ tising experts—not political officeholders or local buslneaa men who haven't the time or special treinlng.to do It. “And this, mind you. is only $72,500 out of a total publicity budget of $202,000. Since Miami . has plainly found this to be a richly paying Investment, why, oh why, Can't Tampa, Hillsborough county, other cities and coun­ ties and the State Legislature follows such a clear-cut ex­ ample? It’s an old question, but a pressing one as long as nothing Is done about It.". ' M nose C entral C hung Kaisayi China will continue to on* hundred yrara if neccsThal ta' ■ long time. tn t Roeavvvlt ti undecided to make Congrtaa mad by g ah «xtfa session or to let lU y mad.—F ort Myers (Kla ) Jftrect stock* have dropped Ikm dollars In the last few mors than enough to gcUf ef the present federal It Xarope Is In a trading mood, • might consider recalling young R l W n It in eichange-or any g w ^British lecturers.—Senator sapef In Los Angelas Times. ‘ood IT k ts Show Kite In Dixie OHlgg—headline. eg—headline. i'lasperity ot Ofay price, obeervet the Stnford l!et*!d. Bread, we imsgtnd, tk tbe • t t i l offender. I k l r s mure iloueh U mkke It rie*.— Miami I'osL ’ *' $ . -- .......- -X U , ^f«'w onder bow many of these fkretire Intuits the British would ta d ore theta dkya If they w rrr p fa pa rt'd for war; O r b etter still, haw many of the lasulte would be H enry Ford la In good physical •pssdltk.n at 74< a news Item statee. .R ril, rvmcmher when they used U aay riding in the old Model T w as guod for yoor liverT—Joplin Abbot the poorest eubetltule f a r cash Dial the raerrhent who SfatW h credit too freely nnd M f l ' M n e ra have, la sympathy. ^.IBWSStills S tar Advocate. And MOOT thing about It la he m wmn always get that. Mumotlnt, now vUltlng Httler M Osvtnksy has eent his eon to iMfMhdf to visit llallpiroad. live tdd nfan le evidently try in r to line M # « a o d comedian to play a role Illegitimate Loans The illegal money lender—whone buninena in bod for everyone but himself—aometimon chargen 1000 percent a year, according to William Trufant Fbntpr, American eco­ nomist ami educator in tne current Rotarian Magazine. He addn that an a rule, however, the loan shark charge* only 120 to 820 percent. Ap‘*A giri clerk in a Minnesota railway office," the eco­ nomist nays, in exponlng the practlccn of the unlicensed lender, "in 14 monthn paid $125 on a $25 loan and atill owed the $25. The lender received 429 percent a year. In Kentucky, until recently a haven for illegal lenders, the sworn testimony of a. high-ratc operator showed that a $26 loan repaid weekly over a period of three months cost $17.50. That is in excess of MM) percent a year. In an­ other cane, a borrower wnn asked to pay $5 interest for one month's use of $10." Charging that the illegitimate loan business hurts *11 legitimate business, Mr. Faster says, “All business has • stake in the problem. No concern v ith anything to sell can afford to ignore n force which undermine* the pur­ chasing power of It* customers. Sample atutlies show that pn illegal Ioann of uInhiI 125 million dollars, the loan chargen amount each je a r to about 300 million dollars. Sizing up the licensed small loan companies Is easier. An­ nual reports to the Stale supervisory departments indicate that their outstanding loans arc about 250 million dollars on which they gross aU.ut 80 million dollar* a year. In other words, per dollar of credit, the unlicensed lender* charge roughly eight times as much /o s <he licensed .undent. ( \ "Merchants know families deep In debt arc sick cus­ tomers. Illegal loins drive families further into debt. Tbe typical legal loan, on the other hand, is deliberately planned to extricate a family from debt. For the most part, therefore, legsl lending is good business—good for business as a whole, agricultural ns well tut commercial. ‘The legal lending business is In sharp contrast with the Illegal business. Legal companies operate not in de­ fiance of general usury laws, but in strict conformance with speelsl statutes. Twenty-nine states have laers fol­ lowing the line* of the Uniform Small Ixtan Law; and in 25 of these the permitted rates arc sufficiently high to enable small Itorrowers to be served within the law. In the other 23 states and the District of Columbia, legal rates are so low that a large proport'on of borrowers must cither cross state lined for loans or go to illegal lenders. “Businessmen know that it creates 111will toward busi­ ness in general to-have men in line opvfsting In violation of, fair play. And they know.that If business ever needed goodwill, It needs goodwill now.” Caught In A Thunderstorm i . I t th ere* • d w h» *f iW te r , n w .f**, .. - . A. A b ra * metal * r a r i i l * from* btildibg—breanoe H'a (to cad es: IX. A L a n d f a l l p r e u c t a r h y UP depend ra lly grounded H^Matos fto i. X Id^Je. Itrtp nirS , from It-* radio, I H u h r a . •reristad. a lts* . electric R gjit circuits, ■ctrriicil doom akd * W * w * If •W X fireplace, 111 hints* conductors. downspout*. hath lab, S, '1 oneroid ably out-of dagra. •tey i » » f f i r a Isolated tree*, a ir* (caret, hill lops, a id e open • p w n , sm all sheds In n p a a rd it* victims In rural d is tririi; rpre­ ly aiq one Iq, n ruotk-fU home o r , office. II * o cmxl filer to stay out of rainuninir l>«It during n e to rip. And, ecntnilT to n a n / folk*' \ . Im p m -lcn , you're no rafer in a W car. limn walking along the around. * . \Vty-n lightning doe* atrika umnrry it f$fp, • tffprf)$lon in log •oiticonr, rail a iltrto r and atari *rm.ml. Http Taller pt canyon. or* ln in lialflf Iho ratnc artificial splrntlofl used on a drowned w. y ld n ilr of sleep cliff. , ■" • Bjr The Al* F ra la re S m l f e person. t la spit* o f th* fact h* opposed President CL* (FMahotwy of Wyoming Join ad in welcoming feeling" Journey to tha P a d f k northwest. 4«at (right) aa be addressed the crowd from W » In the re a r Is S e c t o r H. H. Schw arts R otaereU 'e court reorgoiiUaUmi bill, ftiia to r Jtwcph the chief vircutlv* to th a t s t a b or his “political O’ Mahoney (left) la ahown standing with the Preslth e rear platform of his special train a t Casper, spurring gopda, $1,951; admis­ of Wyoming. ____________________ sion*, I2HU.VGO; d u b daes, $70,163; ro d s I security act, $2,301,035; telephone and other common lealions, $379,255; safe deposit boxes, By PRBBTtJN UltOVFR $20,192. Flotilla, with 1-27 percent of the amlner make* n>u wnuldn't let national population, paid .77 per­ cent of thu national' total Internal H tulu) It out iif tUo office, AlsVama, revenue collections. "If fum dr got built nt which has 2.22 percent of th* p i--T h * HesetUamrnt Administra­ li“ In, •ts iila h itd /' “they would pnlatlun 3 percent 01 of uthai . pnraunn paid psHi 2--.t tion contends th at wb«u It flu- know nil llm field unswers to Total, ami (Irorgla, with 227 p e r | libsa examining an applicant tor give.** rent of the population, paid .55 of a home In one of Its utopian sub­ urban settlem ents nit doesn't feel the' national totalFlorida psltl 1.07 percent of the poor and dowji-lrodd*#. T7.H one total income tqx collections, 48 thing la certain, be will feel percent o f the miscellaneous reve­ thoroughly learcliod. nue, a td .90 iiercrnt of the pay T heta aarlturlian ant I laments, j roll tax ci under the social securi­ of wfllth tlier* nrs Hire*, irgr* of Ilex Tugwelt.l ty act. th* dream child < bed tit* the -------dream and who taunebad tb m t|U t r**ettlam eat in broomo n y o u J |rnvp utuRatlnra and • *oratl«d auenr baron. T tialr Mre wit about th* nam*s Mo llroenltrU ta t Wash- p. , ri, „n,| ^nnrrel tilth tho nolanIn fto a), tlfb«n IHH* X.ISnlo laatUnrrl, that « It clnnatlll. and Hrrvndalo ( a l( , nr.nlnr.t rim. If jrno par LONDON., Sept. I*.—W>—ProM llwauhrvi, | *-iur Mils promptly auu o at* a d'etton that tlrttaln would b« Tim. iblnimtaa.1 ttn a u ls •■•( Mil- | lu)„ n r. , | ha t *111 help, starved Into snbmtsalon In the waukrn and Clnrtnnall mill havo „ n1 , r r ,,M M, 0„ i thouMlot to wait a fow indnllia bjfor* sloltorw MM ottny you probably first month or two of a new they honmiii |,rnloRi>s of the so t- , «mi,t btitly your own horns Sad war. Holes., ta il <inanti(lei o f rrnmmil, ahif* llm lioUire are n)| |l;o p o m tiu O il to emergency ratlsu* were stored only 70 iw nm tt romplo(e. Hut mi,B r.tre nt you a, (ilM libOI. ibrevghigs* kips raaintry, h is npeik ,thn«a atlfforlng from th* panj ,r 'must applicants mail* hy J. It. Olyas* sftid «"* tsblas m ala of lit# national r»l>\ ( t|i 'U ptltto-r afti.> th* asaralford contrnllor during tin World )llal C*a* ttosln motlnK lit Uroen* n „ n,„n, |it it cam* from W ar. *. . (bvlt na soon ns ‘.boy ran ahalif n IreMm; that »iimi-lM.ily was In hi* “memoirs." d y n e* Jilts loll 111* rtulclies Ot prlvato land j|h i,)( ( n Kfs, That hard at war iunufirrs: “flywhuae lords. Tba plac* Is ready and e r oiay hf, Inti yliiiln-r o r not 0tov agtnry war oeeura It i t tllflkull alnlnallon of Bppt'cifini naa bo- f„ , UI,]|(lr,t. ,|„ .v |>a,t |„,tt,.r to nay unlesn It la by thorn ronrrrn " whore Ilf*- depends on tko Xbn. 1 x .n s lorn tin* Itoiqp nsam lnrr that Anybody can apply for orte of u ^ j, m n w,.|t wnitt1W( alll| (t,|r — rin tlu iird produrllon of pr.vnto , tha plarra but U w rallh «n<i bu, fin tllr ally . atraliwd. "fnrimira from arm amrntk. , . prosperity la stnlllus upon you | ' ... . . J " II o aruum epta ta re was won tha tnanasctnuil marks yna nit In IH (. Death aloud grlunlus sa InrllKlblc. Tba trt.ual imturrItA TIN d < ITY hBHVK’KH nt lira finish point, . . we wnu *r la told Ilist lb* salary ran**] ------ • Ibn ram . Oral help us. and uo* of tttpsal* M to bo from ISoo to | Our W'aihinvtJti M ory-Oo nllli in lllann In m lsarr, with 11.00* n ysar. That la to In- • Hound n f*w dtjrs apo quolrd a re* rinds ilia narnitiR* of alt m*tn- port of the Housing Division of th* bare- of lit* family, minor- *x 1‘VfA, hi uhich fil rilk-a of the rrptod. Ilnilrtl M al*» wvro r i t n l on the ‘ i . • * • hosts of lintlta, clrctrlcal a*rvtc* Ilut that Is a vary Urallm! rx- ami toilet *. This report had nvvsr planatkm. Noi by any moans U rn niniM public, tu t our nlrrt rna n young i-onple with n» ilrrry -C o Ihmndrrs got Ihs facts children lint wills n coniblnml ami puhlUbori (Ik* 1U h ig h rtl oral inernns of |£d00 a re a r **t Inin lU l i n r t l r j lo l citloa. th* vtltaiaa. Th*, are rnrnlny too U r w ent disappointed to not* murli Tti bw rllKlhU. a lam tty .tk al no H otkla city was atnonc of tw o—rash and wUn—rawst (all t hr b*>t 111: nnd g riev "! to not* within n salary rditsw ot 10V* to that a H ilda city, Jacksonville, |t.to o a ywar. " was among the It) Inwrst. InisI f they are earning Iras than much in Jarhreijvillo is highly th* nilnlRnufT of | H t they ar* pnhUrl'J-il shining ria n t pin ronaMvred poor rtnkn and Hko. vr muuiciiMfly n f r s h li i *f M ilttirs, ly to hscomo cltarU r cakes: nr, ovning r.ral operating Us electric If |)Ot charity ruses, lh * r would ||.-1st (Hid w ater arrvlcra, V i b« spaM fog morn fur rdht than w.niUI hsve c a p rrtr.t th a t It would th sy sSOUtC and lb s i b a ts to rilo high in a tvn-ua of bath. WASHINGTON DAYBOOK Florida Revenue Gain For 1937 Is Highest In U.S. Income Tax Collec­ tions Increase 105 Percent For Year 22' States Combine Forces f i t Drive Against Criminals jmuhg Savannah woman w h* ta d three children before she •m e U ami Iasi week became a KANSAS CITY, Sept., 27. - b F ) gfnndm olher at M certainly has ala Hart out to have a fall nnd --T ri-nty-lw o M ala* jotncl fortes I f a y . IR a-lraesburg Commercial. •gam -t "> ou M aliag cii<utnala~ ycatenhiy in a com part fur uniI h l t If a brief one. funu cunlroj o f panded r<*ivicli. itm ler Mussolini had no sooner Other objective* o f the Interred la Germany than he prom­ slate I'ommUsiou on (.rtnra- made ts flgbt till the b itter rnd for up uf M ate o ffklala nnd fixated tOhela o f Spain a fte r having i lightly |e-e then lw» years ago— jtk * French ju st before hla ah, unlfurm laws on fresh pur­ irlure from Rome th a t he suit (clutilng across boundary M aend so more troop* to Ihiei), vilradtribw, and nttendt*»'a a l l You can always tell nwci' of wilneaara. f a ' dictator doesn't mean h f Chairman Hlrifsvd llartshorae, county Judge. N rn arit, N. J , said 3 Staten bare adapted a t least •fUng to Whiter P. Fuller part o f tha program. Futeraburg, FU rIda's tour71m section being cry.tallied $ Ufa year will show a 16 first provide* th a t panders or probationers nsay rf-t go Into an ­ other Flat* without" th a t State1* noiifteatlan and N t t m l Mart* I ahorp* painted out this would stop suck praetire* na “banishment parolta," gr "pirole* dumping.*' Norjh Carolina, Ohio, Only store the riftponth cen­ tury has the lo c a l led ‘‘nu|mrlr>r Ity of tha wlitlo rare" been man­ ifest. For Rfal m REFRESHMENT On These Hut Summer Nlghla TRY OUR Delicious CUBAN SANDWICHES SPAGHETTI CHIU AND CHICKEN SHORT OUDKNO HEER—WINE—DRINKS Britain May Starve In Case OF NcW War n n c N tt BURNS t im (SUtrimgfrr Grm^-Nua) iftt na: i -RWT* rim Tint $• n c w ^ rM u $ o » f« j mnv s i r * ' Schick Shaver psruled (hem. Among the 23 Slates which have urteil to maka panelble polka pursuit of criminals fleeing uetvas S tale borders arm Con* neetkut, Delaware, Lou IsIt ns, Maryland, M akuehnsrita, Nebraskn, New Hampshire, Hew Jersey, Now York, —Ohio, PcnoayJvaqia, llhqdo Island, VermoaM, Vtigm ts and 'W cat Virginia. ntghlcen h a re unified and sim­ plified citradU lon preeodurr, even making pcrslhl* th a waiving nf such a trchnieel proccd.T.J hey inet ode: Ih l s t l t h Maeyland, MaataehuaotUs Npw Hamp­ shire, New Je n n y , New York, festering ultima and Incredibly fantnelle jli-lita. »» ore lining up In Krielr ' pr de reedy for I ho Mart of n race yet more mad and horrible.'* KYKKY TURSPAY NI< W E R T -T h e JE W E L No BLADES. No LATHER Venoust and^W rat Virginia Martin's Garage Waryland. W Carol Ims, —M l’ 1 1 J:. ■ ' Rhadi Jii Virginia. j f o ’ ■•w- 1W IoRh �7 I S5EEEH — * ------------------ THE LEGION NAPLES NEW CHIEF fcdgtet Action T if Tomorrow onored. At Bi Social Calendar v w m >*w pA Y ^ T U A ntrlalt C1»U vt th e F lrit BaptUT CUttfch wDi* have * pMnlc a t Banlando Spring* a t 4:00 o'clock. All thoae who plan to a tte n d 'b e a t the church on time. Refreshment* will be prepared by th* committee. The regular «iecntlr* and "council’ meeting ol die Methodist Missionary Society will be held I at *tbV* Church at «:oo . o’clock'. Mrs, It. *1. Coney Urge* ailm entb e n to Ite pterent. THURSDAY R egular monthly meeting of H. de V. Ilownrd Chapter U. U. C. will be held at the home o t Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat, BID Pal­ metto Ave. a t 4:00 o’clock. FRIDAY The Anuirlran I-eglon Auilllary will meet with Mr*. JL A. Cobb nt her home, 313 West llth jfltreel at 3:30 o'clock. ^■ T W Girl Scoula will hold their 'r e g u la r meeting a t the Girl Scout U tile H ou»e_nt 3:45 o'clock. ! The n t cling of the Son* and Daughter* of the T erritory of Flbrlila will be held a t Ihe home %f Mr*. Frank MacNeil, corner . of Ninth Street and Oak Are. * a t B:0O c’doeVT* MONDAY O ffk rA of Seminole Chapter Number Two Order of E astern t S ta r will meet nt 7:30 a t the Maaonle llall .for rehearaal, GIRL. BREAK DANCE • The Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority will sponsor, a shipwreck dance tonight *t the City liall. Dancing will be from 7:00 o’clock until 10:00 o'clock with m usk by Pete Bchfran! and hi* nrcheattm. Mjfas Joan IVToore Has Second Birthday U ttlr Mlaa Jenn Moore cele­ brated her aecond birthday anni­ versary In J ie r home nn Celery ~ Are. Saturday afternoon., < Cora| Vine and Imby i Inn la* decked the parly room* where! the little ones enjoyed game* dur­ ing; the aftem nop. Balloon* for P ersa n a U laf* riftat ion hat been r e a tb a 'S ta te Hoad De­ f t im lkalr whether or ■ ft to Include th* street W Roa<| »y»teni and pro* ta m alntm ince. ■nation of R. I . Glenn if tr of the Scminulc timing council waa tenCommissioner* who exMir rlghta over losing tie le n ic c i rendered ehd Seminole C ount/ i membership on the m Morrow eV her ho/ne on Magnotta Avenue. Plpw’eri lit pastel abides were as*d to decorate the living room and dining room: A t the conclusion of the bridge I lloa’piul game* high More prlxe. perfume, wjth her waa awarded to Mr*. Glenn Llnglr. Cut prlre, llnof) handkerchiefs, went to H n . Robert Greenlee. The h o aten presented H n . Sell with a ‘ Foatoria' glaaa a* memento of th e fitrmaioft. Enjoying this delightful oecaalon were: Hr*. Frederick Ball, m Speer honor g u ftt, S r*. George DeHa Beieli Cettea, Mr*. Glenn Ltngle, Hr*. rfW ditJg W. A. Ada mi, Mr*. T- I, ItlrH *, where' thVy h* weeki‘ Mr*. Sam Fletaeher, Mr*. Joseph Ihe jihlt' r1 — Melach. Mr*. Jam es Shared, Jr., Mia* Sadie Lrlnhurt and Ml** Mra. Pick Brown,- Mr*. Robert B. A lt, Mr*. Robert Greenlee, Mr*. Maxine Ik h iliarl of Thnipn lu-eDonald Blthop, and Miaa. Rebecca gueitji uf the fo rn itr'a' grahdfnrent* for' the weekend. Sterena. by H im h S ic ti M ayor Hlggma highly com­ mended Mr. C knn for tHy effyita be haii nut' forth In Interest of Ihe City and County ami stated that Sanford has been fortunate in exurbig bis service*. Mr. Glenn ViU leave Sanford in n ih o rt time to take up new dctlr* n Cleveland, Ohio where it woull bo impoaatble fur him to con­ tinue hi* work on the planning Ralph Johnaon, J r la improving • council. I t waa indkatrd a t the a fte r' having undyrfrana* an ojw>i • meeting th a t the Commit*loner* tion at ri|o * VVnia]d• fitu:rhtim •rfflljifbWMy m ale a'recom m enda­ tion |o Gov;; Cone for Ihe appointMrmorial Hospital recently. m’cnl cf o '-jtw n V L tr- thU posi­ Mr*. J. It. Itoollhan and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. G. E. McKay re ­ tion In th e ’near fX uro.. J . L. Cl*rk wore joint hoate**e» last ulglit til CtrrW Number turned Sunday .night- from Miami ... A ^ cpmmittoe from Orpom* by J, N. Fire of tbo First Methodist where they were th e .weekend Arademy.' ’ headetl Church ot tho lloolrban bom* guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Crooms, principal of t h e . school, Comb* and Ml** Florence McKay. appeared before the Commissioner* on W o at'F lret Btrce'c ... last night and requeati-d perm is­ Mra. K M. Swain presided over Mr*. J- U A lvarei, and daugh­ sion of the City to u»r « portion tho baatnea* meeting nftrr<whlch Mra. J. I , Clark gave a chapter te r M atlan, and Mr. and Mrs. hf tho Municipal Ball Park for In the Mission Study book. Preston Mill* ot Ocala apont Sun­ th eir football games, day with Mr. and Mr*. B. M. Cat- i Thp m atter wa* referred to “The nndtant H eart.’' Cninrtiktloner A. W. Lee who wa* After tlio liuslneaa session re­ roll. given authority to grant them tin freshment* were served to the Ml*. C h arles, Hcndcreon nf u te of the flrld If it In no way in­ following-; Mra, William Coinman. Mra, Earl Itosaey, Mrs. Car) Dayton* Urach wa* the jfuekl of terfere with the Improvement* diorpenlng. M r*..I,. M. Telford, 51r. and Mr*. W. C. Dccoutiiey Mra. Madeline Chapman, M ra.J, and Mr. and Mra. E. M. Carroll It. Ilaolehan. Mra. P. II. Ijin- for the weekend. • Ing, Mra. 1^ M. Hwaln, Mr*. J. 1^ Clark, Mr*. Nancy Brock, P rlrm li of Mr*. F. J. hire. Carl Williams, Mrs.' 1* 41. will regret to IrariL tbal Cnnlshy, Mr*. J. 4. Carver, Mrs. ilerwent an o p c ra tl* yvi W. F. Hryan, Ml** Allen McKIm. the Fcrnnlil-Laughton and Ml*a Kathryn Ttlll*. Hospital- Mrs. L. M. Swain Presides At Meeting German Girls Lend Willing Hands To Aid Farmers Wife BERLIN, Bept. i».—(/F)— Twealy-thousand German girl* between Iho age* ot 17 und t& dally lend willing hand* to farmer's wires and ruonlry mothera It's part ot Hut* labor *rrvIce. According to Hrtrbsleller Con,*tnniln J(lcrt. leader of the com­ pulsory labor aervlre—compul­ sory for youbg mrn hut not yet Ne l<wander, for tha girls, Ilia tabor sere- Friends of Mr*. 1L J. Lehman will be dl*d t° Irani that, ahe la (doing nicely at the PernatdLaughton Memorial Hospital and U expected to be at her home In • few day*. Mr. and Mra. Alva H unt have returned from a three week'* wedding trip to Bolt IatVg City, lltnh, Kan Francisco, Cal„ Ycllotvrtone Nnlional P a rk ,'W y ., Grmttd Canyon, Aria., and other point* of interest in the Wcat, Alexander Powers Celebrates Birthday' Honoring litlli- Abanmh’r K, Pawi'i* .11 . *.ii' hi- fourth liirlh* tiny n n n p ally given Saturday n flrnn -n by !<i- nvilln-r. Mra. A. K. IVw'ti* ii* bri home. MarHUi-tl- l.i-il-.f. -ii tjohloii laike. .Tbr-uidii'iit Tin- nfiiiiiiMtn the little |!-n th- enmye-l uanit-* on the lai'.’i* Inwil I-ml the lihslo** present -I them with varl-c-'lorcd 1-alliM-ii", , At th ■ hi* Iniur they galht-re‘1 umtli-l the tild e mi-1 -ang 'H appy tillllnlny'* to the honor lH 0»t. The hirllidiiy cuke was white v ilb four pink candles. Carh l u t e pm t wa* given -< Itv u i. Tbittvlti-1 l- In- with Alev ii11*1, i v il e : Mule I'uli-lcbi F.o b m y. y| iruin Mi .—it , Ada Adnm*tlln e Ai .ii A'lunis, Boudin S-tmal of Uilntn'o, T, I 11»n 1*, Jr.. Tonmi; Spier, Hilly W nglil ol Itn y t-in , tieoege K night,- Jr.. Melvin IT- - **ber, nud llohhy I| Mttflplit.t I tem fggr Hrf| ijuarirl 1 and dispute, .if Ihe 1110111in t. He nn tunl n« the tugger tbing*; IV irc, licitcr c« onlitut* li-n ah t wider dLlriliulnui ot control < it Iml til try and 11 more |uirvp>-ruil< avtlrultm e. Neua’-c MIIHam K. It-rab, vet* n a n lihibu It <pi ltd lei n in dr pc ml <nt, was nuioiig tluwe who uelc in ic l the I'ti-sldenl. und twice Mr. lino evelt rnid bi* wind* sound* I like lh ",c nf ll-tali'*. “ I am trying lu think of luiw tu make a better Aim-tleu for; lh"*e rlilldli'ii." the I’rolilciit mid, 1 a ti t run; it thou»nnd» of gill* iiul buy* wbu lined thc atiret* till lo. leu mile, drive The Biff Night— thrnugb In- city. , There wa* n homey uuslity to the Pie.iilenl’a talk. 110 spoke of "the plain folk* all of II* are" util, burn-wed from Borah, the Mibiialioii “friend* and neighIkii«." ,"W e have Ini’ll n wasteful N a' tian." Mr. Ilomcvrll said In talkItivt of hi* plan- for tho i-oun- Japan Mobilizes 500,000 Soldiers (CmmIImhH I'roiH I' h ip hours Included: The J.ipmieso otr fiirco humhi-d • overi.l IJt.llle io i-llle.1 kill bg .ill osiliiiiiied ;no nildlMonnl p-rson* and bringing tho grand total ol Chine*.- elilllnn dead slnn- Aug, IS from B'-rlnl * hmublue* to \J •y J / —y E ra lrrn ha* made many of Han, ford’* Intel) ladle* look lovelier with her method of perm anent waving. I ^ t her add to your beauty, too. TKI-EPHONK 735 Aloo MunicurrH for (intllemcn EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON' SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK eh etil 77gT. More than a do<nu sm.dl e th-* and town* ulsu woiu bomhedt t'Kt|ie»e mil t Ivor* ot » lb el .it IS Olilneaii fl.hlng Junk* charged in ll-iigkonli that the }* I *111*11It I (1441 llllw wMli mi Miruilnipiit imiti'l) 6*000. WOOL DRESS GOODS & COATING MALARIA COLDS "We cul down on our budget for new clnlhe* 1>>- hilling our old anew ta re fit lit denned." HEATHERLTNE A iH'niiliful liunkct wc«Vc niuti'rirtt miitbMi- ftiru tlrrtM or light weight coni. . . . Cnmi'.i In medium grey, rn*t, Rreeii, nnvy, cojtcn hlue, wine, jmrplt* nnd ox- fanl, H e g n litr $ 2 .1 0 V alu e SPKC IA1. KOK NUB FLAKE An nil woolf nheer drcftn fujtrlc Nuvy or hr twit Regular f'J.ftO Vitluu Spei'tiil F u r SHEPARD CHECK An all wool material in black, brown and navy Iteirular 92.ID Value C h a ri* 63.50 TU- EVALEEN’S SUPREME PERMANENTS Nn nl. ng. Cnntnii, two arena of BUungUnl, mid ala nlultome* ip ej*t lentrei China, stumk muler oaplo.ilton ibopped 11)<t.i) front Jupmo'sc l».lulling plittie* tlllur otenlN of the 15*1 31 $4.50 la $5.95—$6.95 t'alplng. $5JH)i " ’v . ------ -99.60 KUGBME------- - This (ho) force* In uoillhwesi llopet provlliee, the Japunoatt army onnoun-ii| that an armored train had piodicd SO mile* smith of l’ aiitlli|:fil nml tit) mil--* amith o' PAUL’S1 All O w RiAfWti Printed C h n lliB In Ihe H i v i n '* lovely dark ■hide*. The llllle In between drea* th at we “Ju*t live In." SIZCS 14 TO 10 * *Jld "all aboard." u*ei| on iti,-,originated lu ship true Deficit E n d Is Predicted By Rnos'evelt Prirnd* of b latter Jam es V. Ilatum kk will lie glad to leant that lie |a doing nicely a fte r hay­ Cameron, Martin ing undergone nn operation for Jithgula und lla tth * Stumpe, and lea ta to build character, toarli rppcndiritl* recently at the ,F e r P erry Cordell. loyally to tba natlonal-soclallat nald-Langhtoii Memorial H ospi­ Idea and to tba Fuehrer and to tal. Inculcate team spirit. One hundred thousand girl* hava passed through th'a serv­ let. Thera are too camps' In th" Belch, each taking e a r / of '10 'girt*,* . Tha a*price t**ta :« weeks and -tach girl niu*t prove she Is "Aryan" and must lie pa*aed liy a doctor before alio can y n ro lL 8h* gala fre t board nruff lodg­ ing, a working kit. panpre uni­ form, two pairs ot *'A\. shoe*, bed llneo. band looV a nnd I cents a day Pockcw/mtn#7, ' The day begjua at t : f l with ,th a ram p |*adfr nn duly hang i n r a gong and gtrlng lift girl* a gentle “good morning." (.'snip leadara are enjoined t» avoid, all appearance,of mlJllar.'m . Fltlrwu mlnulaa of aierrtae la abppoaed to ahaka th* nle’ap out of' the eyea o f,th e “ Arbelt*mnld." Breakfk .t follows the ceremony of befillitg thy; flag- Pin usual •waattka with the nd'Nilon o t a ■tancUod dptibli-d ear ot end and gwtrleL 'n f. of sl lb«/ ___■ ra il salat*, 8ha la o« the job by T A. M, Botna girl* work lu klndyrgari tana tor farm rb lld rm ,oc lake car* rd tha M M 'w ife 's Uahlaa. 1 0 th A t a i i i v e m a t y Olhare holy la (ruck garden*, bring Ja tha hap, hoe, dig, pUpt. chop wood, food bora arutchtekana, dflvv borne tb* rdwa, dad 97,60 and RIUhtB* tare. Only 10 lived to tell of nn a t lark by n Jap^nta* auburnr no which on:ik tticlr fleet off Chr-0Ibo i point, nnont 30 ratio* from IlonKl niiR, fir* days ago. T h e / Wore pliKril up liy |h o German llnor S'linmlmrol. Nanning. (Hi n'n'i capital, wn» btunbnt tliW llmoi. DunHli Ini ■OUtrc* <*1Inn Ini Hl.lt JoO poo ■on* m-ra kllli-d. .making lbs lu tat' ilr.ilh flilt In U hour* BOOOtfli l.il e-Jk|unti-a w rre r.O wound­ ed <>r Mllml. Nino plnun load* nt bomb* worn ilrnppi'd. ilnatruyIng tn.my Ilium'* nnd ilomaglnR ntllro.td Rtnllnn* nnd tho Amor* IcVn-annnd Yungll cbonrrM work* aerrn tulle* onlMitn the city. . ' l*uVn„, Jii'l nrroin tit* ifti-r from Nanking. « n i *a'tl 'tu have bin’ll hnuihi-d by a Jnpi: ne*o n> (liwil from Klin null uI rhltiklniiir. niinli'ule i-tly jArallr* rn*l of Nanking on iho YnugIke. n1*<i »n*'Attacked. Vm in dm porlii nl l*olowrheu. •Olllti of Kmiinrlfnir, Jopniioio pinner nllnrkrd In hn ntlrm pl I * ilnelroy I’htnuiii ■nnppl’e* nml uni nlilon* I’lm iont m |oil Itiere • for Ctllno*e Iroopr nilrbln |lie Tlenl-. alii rniory *railroad, Ju-fl south n f Ttniikrtnor, Jnpabe«.o n ii nl planar, tta'nk BOO p i....I lioinli* nl Inilpl■**! ngnln ! In ile Inn Uo iniimitunl pnrlh elnlloo .itliero Oillnpaii troop* nn I tuppfn* liuyi- been arriving from i Nil liking, WIRELESS. The Newest Thing la , IW hU' aanta—Na heat, tha aaort nalural self- setting - ward, UMA loot90-00 ChUdruo’c Curia On Thb Wbuleaa for Cl,KAN ( I.OTHKS WFAh LONCKH You, too, ran nave on youf budget by having your butt winter clothed cleaned at Seminole Dry Clean cm. A Specli^iUdattlon on All Wuol T E L B I ’H O N K Mil F O R F B R lT B fh * S E R V IC E Malerldw for Thbt Week Only. The Yowell Co SANFORD. FLORIDA ; a.AAk.Vnt'.'.t.'S'i.T*" t*. �— r - .. 1 f ^tiik.Vi.S W.I tt* ** -.J it, j i t y* V*> \ -■ >• t»W. kr.t. » >V- Af J iS S i tat „ f■’ f.r & W 4G« tf 'If tl m m im mW m >> , • Cordele Knots Se 8 Win Chet Gainesville \ izzling Aerial Attack More nes In Game With Eustis Seven “ Pitcheril ‘1 » W a tis Encounter Will Be F lw t^N orth­ east Conference Foe For McLucas Machine So Far This Season See Action On H II During Game C o r d c le B l a s t s iE S .." * * Lanion Ends Are SX" Suffering S l i g h t through an extensive blocking l T n p p H i a lf U ’ fl H n n f l grill yialerday afternoon en<t U l l c C L M H llU t t U U I l B , worked # considerable am ount of. i. tim e ort their defensive style o f' JACKSONVILLE, Sept., t t . — • play In preparation for tha Eus- An epidemic o f knea Injnrlea In V S a n f o r d game th a t l« to be the Laadon High football camp Played on tha Eualia field F rl-.h a d Coach (leorga Trogdon m ere day evening. .o r tea. w orrW y t a U ^ y a fU r* The Fuetla gr me will bo the w o n as he aU rted prim ing the , Initial conference game for the Clone f . r their game F riday nig h t • f i d i |4 the Landon |s m r w ii T»llih»iM * with L*on H lfh . not a conference foe. for tbaj Claude Daria, fleet etrln g left Ltona entered- the Florida 1«« *nd- ln d J “* Oraham, tha boat t tfitr winning a complete 13 NMfVf wingn»*n oil iquad, gam e schedule laat season. Coach McLuca. did some drill­ ing alone -with the backa yester­ day afternoon and lie ran hie backa and enda through every ’ ; p ale play th a t the locale have In The London mentor also apent arS ar to add a little more pusgling art to their aerial attack. considerable time on defensive In the London game. If the tine play, a glaring weakness In Fads bad used tha pass play atv* tha performance of tha Ltong laat •cal more times, they possibly Friday night aralntt Sanford. Coaeh Trogdon la eipo ctln g a would have won the game. As It was, they passed only twlea. tough battle a t Tallahassee. From first on a convetalon play th at la st season's team which won eight was good for tha e itra point and lost three, Tallahassee has 11 whan Forgdbon passed to Mor­ lettarm rn hack, eight gradeating. gan and again In tha third Mayen lattarmen, font linemen quarter whan Forguaon tossed a and three backa returned. Tha Leon line, averaging around abort flat pas* to Lawson who Lscampered 42 yards to complete 106 pounds, will bo somewhat heavier than tha Landed forward g 4T yard pa.a play. I t la eipecleil th a t Kuatla will wall, white the backfUld averages g et a big whiff of the aerial a t­ US. Coach A. P- Codby la depending tack th a t Seminole la planntnr to use and It la understood th a t largely on hla Una, built around Coach Memory Martin in E ustlr Bull Ivan, husky captain and can­ has been drilling the Panthers tor. London beat Leon hare laat year, on tha aerial defanaa. r All of the Celery Fada havn M S . 4 rteovaroJ from any injuries aus f* tahwd In the London game and Ware out yesterday working hard and soma of Uvt bays say th a t ■i ' the outfit will finish tha aeaaon Undefeated. ' . The Celery Feds In ending tha ■ y Tha SaM etateS Frees !j ' ocaalon yr.terday, want through Yaalarday’e IfOmara—F o il, tied n short dummy scrimmage with the running of pass plays mors Hoi. I ; Klein, Pbllllaa. 1; ttrowna, or lass and aavaral ground playi. Phi II Isa, 1; Moore, Giants. 1; This afternoon tha .Celery Fed Cucclnelln, lisas, 1; Newsome, * m entor, plan to use approxlmate- Athletics. 1. - ly (Be same practice schedule but ‘ The Isa d o ra —DiMaiglo, Yena rough and lough scrimmage keea, 44; tlraanbarg'. Tigers, I I ; - session la to climax tha drill sea- F o n , tied Boa. | | ; aehrtg. Yen£■' a Ion with probably the regulars kees, I I ; York Tigers. I I ; Ott, taking tha defensive while the Giants, II. * , scrubs do the carrying of tha League Totals—American, l i t ; pigskin. National, ItO. Total-117*. Cody’s Gators Prep. For Stetson Contest O ut “ * ; 17 Hits Off Four •;*),, l G -M e n M o u n d a m e n H GAfNESVILLK, ' 5 S*ptr M. — The University of Florldq football Yearn relum ed from ■ LaaUtaaa ' .. yesterday end went Into’ practice for neat Unturduy's dash . with Stetson Uflivcraily. OAINKBVILLR, K arri, yield. Sept. II.—Thb Iteda of Cordate, Ga.. laat eight tended the poataaaaon play-off between tha Flor­ ida Stale and Ilia Ueorgta-FlorIda Uagiira to the limit tumbling (lalneevllle In | | Innlnga by t- L Laat n ’gbt’a ontcoma tied tha beat four-ont aoven game aerie, a t three gam e. apleWi. They will play the final game hare • to- Heed Conrh Josh Cody_ efmm rntrd "the f-oya team ed a great deal’’ from the gnmo with Louialana .Slate nt Ilnton Ilouga. -It v>nt n fine axperMara, for them ami I was pleased with tha way they played aa a whole," Cody said. u u a ic a a u u n Philadelphia l-g | Heaton Detroit t; c t.v .U n t i. 7" n l£ " T#rh •* Waohlaaion. HI. I.OUI. a t Chteaco, pl«y.d are’ T l i .r 'i i l l ' . .. Cklambaa a n age u s i t is I itHwauhaa Two of llm Untor squad suffered injuries ill tlie game with the Houthrnalern rlinmpa. Medea, fullback, I. nuraing a broken noaa.^W , ami Steplirna, n Iialfback, has a butt leg. Moon Mtilllna, with an H i m e.5-- i . a ailing leg aiiffeml early In tha vanderbut got off te a flying start In the Hoatkaaatarn Conference football race by whitewash - akr. CCI.koUMr 'u re sM "” *r* , practice arn.on, la still incapaeltPlay ate ated. , Ing Kentucky I I to 0 at tfeahrillr, Tana Bart Martha 11 (arrow), Vanderbilt quarterback, la shown Mttta itueg _ sea itaa t t i ta t—* n i ia i It Coily anlil ho —though), Adkata „ — - a l a M1 a .i 5TiHj ate—a la ---- ---------a - n two of hla « I' /t-AtanriNr fhraujrh right tackle for hla team's first touchdown. 1 t ' a} v it’s Herald Sports t liiucn, ii McMullen. Davta, a Bray, ri-r I.lying.Ion. D.vlac.a.1lloglae, II noaaer. » llaneh, Downle Bros. Circus Has Many New Acts Advance force, of tha Downle Bros. Circus rolled Into town to­ day with the n**a that this wall known etrega, under tbe managamant of Charles Sparks, will eiblblt a t Sanford, on Saturday, Sharwa, • f a lM .lU r , porter, and rn en rea, Crabtree and Delaney, e ho wed up wall under fire. Savannah ----------- . .. . Mafclla -... ...... ............^TZT ISsaulin and Autry; ]Mousey ftBel ffttlun, i ’ ^o.asna tooav „ k t t t o g u LK SU IK II". Ioil s i Mew York. U h lc.o >| claelanall. HI. Lout, at Pill.burgh. Ursoktra atl’hlled.lphU. p Tbe Orkneys and other Scotllah lalamla are In linked to the mainland by radio telephone. TYPEWRITERS Plenty of machines for school use Portatdra, with eaaa. Very taay tarm i few Huprr-Rpaad L C. Smith*. Factory tt.h u It d L b l . i l all mak.a. N il float* e .c « l|r a t v a lu ta ' InV.cond-hand m achine. Repairing ’• Diamond Setting O lv . your boy ( ar g ir l a typew riter fe r erhoot. w h ftk •r In college or high achaol. It w ty >e a b ig help, ea t ly during eehool yeara. hat w ill ha a valuable tra in in g la t h . yeara to come. E ery IlFBtb It dee Iced. AND Engraving McLr-ilIn, Jeweler - M a h n o s O FFIC C t M A C HI N I 1M 8i P ark Ava. HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. U t STREET at BISCAYNE BOULEVARD 40rtrlookta« Bgyfrotit Park and BIm jt m S i r ’ Opposite Union Btu Station AGREE O N 'IT A L Y 10* LEAGUE MIAMI, FLORIDA On* Block From Shopping Dlatrleta-and Amam Summer Rates Until December S lafk Room with Bath—11.50; . Double Room with Da (b—92.00 Alfred Simona, Manager t D A N DUNN - Secret Operative 48 C 7aMaifte d Advertisements 12—Wanted ^ ’EAV» TOUR Watch repaired by Wanted to boy; cypraaa posts B T'V yw ih- who really knows how. to 10 inches dlam etsr. 4'J" and l'4 " ong. Apply Oacaola Cypraaa - Vrigga. Jawa l.r Magnolia Ava W U FA N S. DICK HUDSON, BON O F T H E O W N E R OF O C E A N V IE W E B T A T E . W IL L W O R K W IT H U S — T H E Y HAVE A PR IV A T E HARBOR. AND NO ONE W OULD S U S P E C T T H A T P L A C E O F B E IN G U S E D T O B R IN G S T U F F I N — - THAT 9 WOULD BE SURE—H EB S H IF T L E S S , VERY EASY—EVERY BUT ME MAG T H E HABIT WEALTHY FAMIUV AN* W ANT* TO MAKE IN THIB PART OF MONEY— BUT W E a SHOULD HAVE BOMEONC TH E COUNTRY HAS CH IN ESE WORKING AT T H E PLACE T5ERVANTB, I WILL I TO K E E P CHECK ON A TTEND TO THAT | t h in g s — HATTER SHORTLY, 1 VOU W ILL WAVE A BOV WORKING AT T H E OCEAN VIEW ETTA t o n ig h t , — ___ On e OF T H E HOU SE B O V * OCEAN VIEW HAS A CALLER. AND SHORTLY AFTER, A N E W HOUSE BDSf IS WORKING FOR MR. H U O SO N ----- / r fZ KT MMUnal V .nrtU n UUnd.. 45 cent. pot- aq ft. Finest blinds ob- IS—S o u tak w ila. Sanford Awning A Shad* Furnlahed * Ca. 10* S. tn J S t Phon. TM J.• Locuat t . t —Autom obllcg AMOTHeTT DUAL Four wheal : _Trmllwr with lody, apaeUI | » 8 >.•#* ' • A Ford roadster, special 'VRO*. He.I * Kona,, U tad Car Plant baakata, garden Una., irowala, and fa ll Una of guppli.. fa r the growers. HUI UardwAra Co. i woman dealraa day’s work lOndry on tha place, at all ftpr Lilia, 10W E. Tth BL COLLARD r. Write fa r tp.-.w anted. COMPANY, Demand For Maps Of . FAGAN. ONE OF OUR OWN IS IN T H E HUDSON HOUSEHOLD AT OCEAN VIEW, TO PROTECT U9**X AM NOW PREPA RIN G A B E C R C T RAOIO M ESSAGE TO T H E BOAT CAPTAIN W HO IS CONVEYING A CARGO FR O M A BECRCT PLACE C \ TO T H E B E S H O R E S — ) l OUT^T.SEA.WU ' M-M-M- �-m% e" ‘ ' *.• _e **’ ~ ' ggassg& aaw T O r lA -a ' • > «*♦ <*\\; |A,V Burfari la Tin (M r Central Uft CHy ‘Affording Ball, RlfhwaK Seminole Comity Produce* More Frail And Vegetable* Than A*J Similar Area Jo America ■ Member Aaaodated P ra a S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 29. 111 Attacks now it ■- -w i a a p j - ' . - . . ‘FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS’ E n c y c l i c a l Warns Against th e Evils I Of CommunismAnd O t h e r Extremists Justice Black Mum, Is Back From Europe NUMBER Japanese Commence Awaited“Big Push” In Shanghai Sec ^'Lakeland Man Is Local Kiwamans Effort " Guest Speaker A l Meet “ Ezekiel0 i Japanese To Blow upidzumo* Flagship kS ”Kunni-.e1!^u«!dnco!« hi" Woodman Meeting Sanford Product (NORFOLK. Va.. Sept. 23.—iju-lh-e Hugo lu lllnck upon hi* return from Europe In -1 dsy Ihsi when he ha*."nny etnte . H itler And MuBsolini{ Pledge Selves To 1 Fight Communism! VATICAN CITY. Sent. 29.! — (AP)—Pope Plux XI to­ day issued a dramatic en-; cyclical which waa conntnied, aa faceted attack on Commu-1 fliat Russia, Nazi Germany nnV the leftist-inclined govPresident Roosevelt listens Intently, to a erywtlng-from Republican Senator Willlt emmanta of, Spain and Mexi­ he etop« a t Boise, Idaho en m ute to Honncvllle dam. Hpraking to his “ friends and ne co. utallon borrowed from Borah, the President said h e wss trying to think of “the bigj .The document, "fin encyc­ American life," Instead of the petty quarrel* and disputes nf the moment. Borah was lical latter on the roasry of the blent Republican to take a part In a welcome forthe President on blessed V lrfln M ary" urged all Soman Catholic faithful to pray ofatnxt tha evil*1 of Communism and tha tendency of aome atata Iw 4»n who waa against torn■ MUD ____lam to "exhuraa pagan er- 1 roes ' ad morals." Tha encyclical ___ ___ '** tha Italian press carried testa • f addresses in Berlin last night Ralph Bagwell, secretary nl h f ' Prem ier hluasoilni and Chan catlar Hiller. Both heads of the Semlnoie County Chamber nl StAt* h fd inveighed agalnet the Commerce, was reported thl« th re a t of "Bolshevism" In Eurpoe morning to be in a much belter condition and steadily improving. “Wa antlrlpnto no troublofrom BERLIN. Sept. Z«.—(/PI—Peace, the slot operators lu this Coun­ 1 hat »ot ( t the price of bulsbeHob lioberion yealertTCy Prem ler Mussolini and ty,** Chief of police lloy G. Wll* treated II | t e IhuiiI alien no llama and Sheriff C. M. Hand HUIar proclaimed fallad to appear before County JL§ pfUlftl—. M a li! fn w an o ad . today ip dl»- Jadaa u , W. W a x .--to s w -rae rj j l p a c e h n j”J)* r Fuehrer, In cuss mg the death o f the “one- (barges of Itlcgnl sale of lll|unr. a cltm ss to tha Italian leader** nrmed bandit*'' In Florida. Ilolli vUlt to Germany, ' symbolically inserted* hnwerer, thnl the law The city Commissioner* mod in Hnhad arm s lu declarations that will be rigidly enforced. Opera­ Dm City Hall tonight at 7: an fh a e ta n aad Nailsm are su­ tion of slot machines bernmes (■(lock fur a special session dur­ prem e-' and raaolutely united lllegnt Immediately nfler tn’tl- ing which wink will b» contin­ night on Sept. 30 against .any threat. ued on thu City'* budget for the “Alt operators lu this Coun­ coming yenr. “Europe will become Fesclsl," ty ore cooperating with ibntawM ussolini' sbouled In flertTisn to MOgeo rain-soak ad Germans at riifnrctng bodies." Chief William* H. O, Hliltlholscr, yesterday a mass meeting In tha Olympic staled, "anu tltey uro bowlltq 11 -Ml lN „rd ,.* r - a e e TV rev I Stadium gad to tha real of the gracefully to their fate." Hln-rlff Hand In reuty to n World by radio. tfa called Italy an d Germany n'ceiit letter received from liovt h e greatest democracies” and ernor Fred P, Cone asking Ilia belahavlsra “th i regime of alav- shurlffi o' all countlii* lo co-opcrnln In the entorrlng of this j tOeellweea ee r e a r Tares! law, assured the florerner that the new statute will be properly en­ All Gin officers nf llio Superforced in Ihlp County. vlsnry Committer. who served -Wn*ro backing the Governor during Urn pad year went re100 percent.-* the Sheriff assert- elects,| st the meeting of the Comad. mllton held III llm Market of­ In Sanford a n d Seminole fice recently. J, (|, Michael, man­ County W. J. P*II b ai launched ager of the Market uunuunced the liitllnl move for the removal today. The first boada of the refund, of the slots. Tinlsy bn removed The re-elected officers are: eerfes to 1m purchased by from operation approximately 19 John Melerh. Hr., chairman; liny City ware cancelled a t t h a ■lot* and numerous marhle tables Byrne*, Hr., vice, till naan, and masting of the Commitwhich, will be smashed and sold J, ll. Michael, secretary. Monday alght. for Junk, Members appulntrd in a e rrr nn The City Fathers exhibited The slot .machine* cost .approx­ the nxemllvo rn tn u ltiee during grunt pleasure In punching num- imately |3»i> when new, Mr. Cell I be romillg year are; John holea In tha five refund staled, lidding that the Junk deal­ Mehdli. ('. It Dawanq. nod Hen­ hoods purchased at regular ers would priibahly pay 13 tor ry Nlikel. The following are In pries with funds from tha the machines aa Junk. Mr. I'all serve on Hie budding vumniitla the City's bond pur Indicated th at be already had lea: Charloa Dunn, Hr„ Roy fin d from’ Iha W alter L. ■mashed a large . number of old Syme*. Hr., and W. A. ■■effler. Agency tn Sanford. slot machines ha had stored and Tim Market manager ImlU-ated CEarfc Frank Lameon also would complete the *mash-up be­ Ihni |bo building for Dm Tooka today that tha Duval fore Oct. 1. packing house under construction commissioners had c»op<>n the Market property at the wlth Bedford |n the' re ­ present limn would probably oe program and that tha I* completed some lime tills week la held by the body were and slated that the machinery here yaetetday from the villa bank where tha reCaptain Fred 8. P erm , com­ had been ordered but had not had been deposited manding offierr of the Salvation arrived as yet. |yica| Contractor Army unit hrre. with his wife F, A. Dyson I* in charge of the nda hava boon rancellad and Lt. Marian Kingsbury are construction of Ihn building. Mr, Mlchnri' nl*t> staled today C lnrt and added to leaving tomorrow for A tlanta, ptlw #f Sanford’s old Ga. where they plan to attend that be would greatly appreciate la She c ity Hall. the Salvation Army T erritorial the donation of any old horseCongress, it was learned today. shoe* that ialsht be used for Salvation Army officers .from horeesnoe pitching a> he plan* lo put la a lions,Im n court on Ibo l t Southeastern States will f Market premise* |o ho used to in attendance a t the Congress which will be conducted by Gen. while away the hours of truckEvangeline Booth, head of the ■rs who have nothing #Uo to Chapman of Saofoni, Salvation Army work throughout do. ef fta rid a Masonic the world witn headquarter* tn a lavas meeting London. nth D istrict In Tha Congress will ba held night. O c t i d . Cept. Ferrn stated, add­ ; Smith L Turner ing' th at during hta abeanca i uaior Grand Ward* service, would be held a t tha The P. T. A of the Beaford SPniiama of Miami, Salvation headquarter, and no re ­ Gram m ar School will meet in lb* B art L Blair of lief would ho given indigent*. achool auditorium Thursday i f , Standard Bearer: tcrauoo a t 3:30 o’clock. R E. r tf Sanford. Grand . . STORM WARNING Kipp, principal of tha achool, anhounceo today. . E- Conner of JACKSONVILLE. Hepl M aster o f the GP)—The W setbsr Bureau U<*y The official board of (ha P, T. t. Self o f Uma- warpad email craft off th e Flor­ A* will meet a t t:30 o'clock to • f Um 14th ida East Coast In the Florida discuss bu*loess m atters prior of San- Htralts and la the aoutheastern I* Urn re g u la r' mooting. Refreshtha J tth Oalf af Mexico to W wara of la will ba aanrrd a fte r tha tag and Mr. Kipp has reW alt, of "aqaally aorihesst dlodx up la ‘ ll! of IS miles aa boar at tlmse." Fw th a t pll p a rro ts put a Ma- rasters aal# there la no da«g a siwclal effort to attend Slot M ach in es A r e Doomed At 12 P.M. Thursday CITY NEWS BRIEFS Law Enforcement Of* fleers Pledge Law Will Be Observed F o r m e r Officers Are R e - E l e c t e d By Market Group 1 Initial Bonds Of Refunding S erie s "--ceUed_By City Captain Fred Keren Attends Atlanta Meet B. Chapman To Eufltia Meet P.T.A. Group ToMeet Thursday Afternoon — » E n ta b lls h c d In 19(M u:- ' «■' 19.17 Insists He WiU Make Statement Only In A Way That Can-! not Be Misquoted! Two Dictators __ flay* Russians | . .!.■ Em appointment to the Supreme Court ho will “make It in n way that earn lot be misquoted.*' The juvtlrr was met by a hi d of newspapermen and photegra phrrs who boarded hi* ship the City of Norfolk. He said h« appreciated “very much ibis great reception.-' “When 1 have a *lute men t," in added, "you ran accept If as def­ inite and final that I will make it in a way that cannot tie mis quidrsl ami so th r nation »»n hear ll." Thi* was the first indication to come from Black himself that there was a possibility that he would make a statem ent. Throughout ids month of tra v ­ ailing lo Europe during which the Klan dispute reached H* height, he ha.l consistently re ­ fused to discuss thv m atter at all. A» far as any comment on the actual cliargrs were concerned he continued today to maintain his alienee uvrr the allegation that he was onre givrn a life mem bership it, the Klaa. Mine Maneuvered*1 Flection Of Officers] Mrs. Dean Describes! C|o se T o Craft Also Ih Feature Ofi B o o k Written By Session On Tuesday, Mrs, Elvira Garneri Explosion Rocks Au irustaOnly FewHu X iin' llljtT r Dean was the goes' V. |*. Miller lakeland, alate dred Y n r d J T " ^ manager of the Woodman of th r . prukcx jL'iby ut the 'regular Ilf World, vins the guest sp rik e r at eh- I l.d weekly luncheon of the S H A N G H A I, S e p t. 2 9 .— Ihr im eting of District No. 2 of Snnfiod KlnnnU t ’ltb which met (A IM — A tln rin g au fcld o ill Hi. Hi ill Homo of the Val.le/ llie WiHM inrn of the World held Ni|uml o f 20 ChlifcRO a o ld l c r i at the American la-gion Hut Uriel (111,1 lieunl Mrs, Ili-nn disg a c r ir ic td th e i r liv en a t d a w n r u » a l.otk w ritten by Mis. last night which was featured by to d a y in it <L>n|>crate a tte m p t: Ihc electinn of officers , of the E lin a tinnier of Hnnfonl, which t h a t ju n t fa ile d to d e n tr o y his present lour. will l.e (flensed for sale o I h 'UI 'district lor the next year. th e J a p a tie n e fla R s h ip Id* Approximately Dll) Woodmen Oil- 7. xum u. Mi Dean was Intriulucvd lo the nud guests from Gent is l Florida An t h e m in e w h ic h th ey ; allendnl the meeting which was member, ty the rlialrnmn of the liad prY ipellttl th n n i g h th e pn-sid'd over by Dr. t ’harlea pioerani, l', |_ lleldin. Mr*. D ean]m urky w aters of the Whangpoa River blasted a l&O foot gaysee Drmho »l Umatilla. An entertain »«■''•> ">»» »•'«• w'*''*-;' lx**, t 1* at trillion ■of all* « nrw of w ater and sprayed the Idtumra " n' l’" - ‘nte<l product, the fairy Stories Just on with shrapnel, tha entire water* fore the business portion id the ,nUHnl “ Kxekiel" writ float ami hatllellnes northwest n f meeting and was headlined by n"1 1,-n and illuvliatrd by n Sunfo|il the city crashed Into qn inferno * of war. The Chinese declared th a ri,i of impersom:lions liy Miss w rltJr, Mrs. Elviou (ianier, .Mrs, Dean went on to say that] long awaited .Ja p a n e s e "blgl Klolse Winn. Miss Anne Urnson Ihc hook will is* on sale on or push" nn the Shanghai fro n t had enlertaim sl by giving two read about tlct. 7, nliil so well pmtinynl Is'gun and troops manning th* rteings. J. A. IVckham gave two Ihc life ef Ereklei's family, that ferise lines stretching 2B in Hr* tup dunce numbers nnd several It is Iniimil lo lif a 'l.'tt seller- ami northwest nf thu city hurled baric The statute passed In the last select I- lls w er*' played by the would not only eovyr the writer wave a fter wave ol attacking Wood...... S tring Hand. terrtfta, session oT th e Florida Htats witli glory hut would llkuwito ex­ Japanese infantry with Hanfiiiil Commander, Janie* (>. tensively ailvi-rtiv the city of slaughter. D erlslstum relative tn the Hlaln Shu toil, opened the meeting with Hanford. The Mast of the Chines* mind and County _ HcgnptiJousI 14■; • idoxt geverisv* »od Ms.- XUowLs few LuaJrrd ✓ -Til* i s the Stgr*. Mr*.• IVean read-NKvi ral petsreuses tax was Ilia subject of d th e CIUCAGOi Sept. 23. bV> The g m e n irspivnse to Mr, Sharon 'v ,aphs from the hook, the nature bun id nf tiie It discussion nl a meeting of Hie c-riil.icr Augurls, flagship of th e The electinn of oflic.-rs for the „f I, markedly true lo life, RI.- Rev. • Bishop llrm ge Uiaig ta t (o1l«<-lois of till) Htule 'll its simpllclly, U nilrd M ates Asiatic flre t and Rtewnrt, of the Chicago diocese mining yenr for dl«iiiii No. 2 nlll| iuipiesslve In Jacksnnvlllo Monday, Juo. D, d lslril. Mic proposed jlmrled Ameiicnn officer* and aail of the Protest ant Episcopal took plan- and lt E Hingis "f Jink Ins slntcil today. |„.r,.;,ft,.r "ExeklclJ' the in s from their bunks. church, ycatcnlny i-iiHnselle,l fu r­ Del noil was elected In the o f f lc Til,’ law, a;ild by Ihc collectors Dm Ing the night the Chlnoae of Disliict Contlll. The Rev. " loading chnrnclei of the stories, ther study of the m atri'ige and to linn, wnm of llio most dras (Csntlobsa so Ps*s Thessl the imi-nd of the Fim­ divorce problem lie fore comintt- 11. llishop of OrnIn wa* named lie enforcement pinvlsh'n* of any as district advisor. W. r . Berry,j f,m j jiiwani** t ’luh, jmd so th«l ting the chutrli to any amend such slalule will go lain effect also of llcaln, was named it i d i i i t |l.|ll|l ,|(mi ................... for Hie fiscal yenr beginning Oil inrnl of the presenl ration law*., C hailie K, h Sage- id flio Club elcetid a , delegalral A church commission mi mar J'1' " lrrI. Under lls provisions there will rlage amiilivniee. has ptrpxnsl n '«ln vvaa. . re e li.iid »*■ the of- , 0 (|„. |(i,,n c t Cmiventlnn at S*. lie many ibanges ll( the tuiatlon a report for submission to Hie M" ' ,,f <<'"!rict seerelary. E. IL ] Augustine, Oct. Ill llirnogh the feuttiiee. parlli iilurly In some general renfer m e of the chinch "rlan d o war oimed dls-jjjj. H r., II. D. I n swell. Waller professional flclda. it was ex which n.crts Oct. f nl ClnrinnnH. triet escort. T. L. Ilmuinll nl i-„lrntan and S -J. Nlv. Alter* plained, C onm r was rltclcd d .-irn t watch Mlte t rlectril we're, Hill Dullotr, Florida'* Junior United Hlate* The aesslons* Imri', Imld In Hu- Ohio. The rmonilsslmi pi opuses u man and A. N. Lnlnev of I'nix j„ ||u s Dlngfeblei, I. E. Simpson Senator, Claude pepper, waa k Canon which wlmld give soy hish- ' lleorge Washington Hotel, din was elected ns di-tiiel sen and ti. II. W<iil>man visitor lo Hat. ford Tuesday, am nt a spei lal meeliug of the Fb,r- op powrr lu pcim lt ......... *----- 1<l>. IH her Hi Mr*- I Imn rum panted by tils wife, en rout* Ida Tax thdleelora' Assoclallnii. “ if in coldly and good conscience In Mr Miller's addles, to the iiMunihnir lh«* Uituhrnn wfrr, \V»l’ from ml.in.In to Del.nnd. whsrr* eulled by I'resldent lloyre A. WII- he ahull chons • to do so,'* , rcpicsenlrtivea of camps through li'T l.ahrniun of ilu* ll«*I^»rnl Kl* ho was guest speaker at a Jun­ Admitting i hat the present llums of Tavares, vbo !• Hie . out Central Florida, the stute URitb C’luh urul I.. I'. Tnlh*y uf Ihr ior fl.nm l.er of Commerce ban­ talki- enmity collerlar, Mr, Jin' church n o u n on th r qm-stlmi was manager told of the growth ol quet honoring Hlrtson Univer­ T uvarr’ii Kiwiitii» I ’liib. unsati(factory in rrrta m groups, kins, scerelaiy of Hie aasin la | the Woodmen o f the World d u r­ sity'* l.mtball roaclies and alt lion, nnnonneed Dial 3a counties th* bishop still opposed the pro ing Its IT years in arlive work high school fi.nll.all roerhaa who of |be Klnle's C7 were represent­ posed cl aligns. are Hl.'isim graduate*. "Personally. I do not want to and o f lid- urganiialion's activity ed. in huilding up the membership. During Senator pepper's short Hlale officials tnldrcss'nr the sec the diffieultiri in the situ a ­ Mr. Miller also announced in rialt lieie, he greeted many of 11 .Ill'll nr s were: Camfihull-r tion rvadid by giving cacti bishop ilia mid reus that the I2l|i annua! his ft lend* and supporters, and Jam es M. I r e ; W I'. Allen, «*■ power to dispense," Bishop S te s • Victory Drive would lie held from .-.inferred with Dr. Ham l*ulaaa rt said. glslnni Hlate iillorney general; l»n regarding the WI’A applica­ “I in aura It would o|>rM the Oct. I until Nov. 1r>. This drive, lls, Neel, assistant Hlnle Comp­ it is slated, is rsperted to tie Troup No. !> of Hie Hi.n(..r.l tion for a 1 1 no.(ton hospital for troller; II. O I’emberloo, as- bishop to unhappy cliaiges nl otic of the iaigest meinhelslllp Buy H<»uls of America alien.led Hen.Itu.la County. Senator I’appar slslnm to Ciunplroller Lee; J. favoritism, subject him to |ucs assured Dr, culestnn' of hia earn­ drives ,n the history of thu or ] Hit. orange ('..iinly ’Cot.rl t.lllooIt. Wellierlnglon. naslslnnl Hlale aurva md lead to even worse run gam raiii’ii's , .illk" w Wa iiI ■■.. ,I ta * 1., _aa foundation est c.npnratlnfi fog (his addition, nr liehl In titlundo last i.lalit uudllor; and D W. fliP V . re- fusion. Home bishops might !*' Iu tin- I.hmI hospital facilities. and lx n.emliei* nf Hie tr..np re* reiilly named Hlale Motor \> rigorously strict; others might InSenator pepper staled th at ha ii-lve.l honor*. - Ho.nlm atter II blclu Commissioner, for whom scandal.in.I) lax. planned to pay a ntnra prolonged “ What | do favor Is the recoin] Ii, .Munis iiunn.uu ,-d ludsy. llie tax collectors are agents. After the Court ll farewell vlslf to Hanfunt and Bamlnol* Secretary Jlnkina anuonnred mital of the whole subject to uli I parly was given It. I- Ili.gednrn. County In the near lulur*. lbs; no a a l o t i at to n a l anlarg.sl commission made op of He and Mra. pepper will laavd business hnd been transsiicd lie our best-scholars (m any of whom \Vall«*r jUnd**r>. ts yrutuM n*’ H.nut exi-collie of the Central Thursday for N«w York City tor said no data had been s, I for ara on the present commission! uro ynuth. wnk « rrr•(*•<) >**|*r- Florida Council, who leaves 1n a visit nf aeveral day*, a t which for further careful study, espe llie next annual meeting. by chluf of |*utlm I0*y ll. ll.e near fature ip take iwer sim ­ llm,- the Senator la tn spaak Mr Jhiklos staled Hist the ciatly In the field -of what con- WIIIInmi lit (iuliIhlMiru tm 'ti Hint- ilar ilullea nl Ri.nie, N. Y. Mr, -over a national broadcast hooh-up body was told th at tha ne* law atltulra grounds for annulmatil. |w rt lit |lm 1ir«*jiklm: ami I'uti'i- At nrr In tn a i.'lr.! Illal u new “ In lire * year* L*mlicih run- !n i ol Mmik'm rlitn* Tui*ntltiy !V<nut t'xcrullio a ill out he ap lugetl.er with sever*) batloaallF bud Ih-i -ii offered by the H*-nale known persona, Including tha wlfa Taxation (-otnmlllaa a* a reve­ farm er meets when nil the hi^h iir tit. Millionth H 11•*it,ltt|M*tl la- |ud..|,-d fur the r. inalnder of Ihla of the president, Mrs. FrsnkUu ops of the Anglican conimuiiloh nue producing a rt, aad Hist 11 O f that thu n»'iri» v-jii ({nt iimlty. year"* 1'i.tll Moure was the only Hail' It Hoosevult. 4 Increased llio annaal oeeupstlnn ] '*91 h a w an opportunity to ills of tha rlitirvf*. « fiir.l buy promoted to a First a| ilcmiso fwa lu nearly all types cuts Ihc subject thorn Ughly. ioittliiiii" J'mi nt IK offlturn, lunn of bu.laera. a far, h a ts nitinurliHl th«* yutilli, Class Hcool hut four oilier* were In souia case* fW t r r has In with bit-MhlfiE **ml ufit**ttnK a adranred lo, Hier Ho.ut*. . Jam es creased rmishlcrably, all types of hom* lu tirl^ lu niiil Htialhir a Shoemaker, John Adam* and Para cast I rhlRIp Kronen conlraetors. for . lastan rr. will JHftci and mitiiii r-tot lilriif* Cloudy tonight and Thuradajf ha>e to | hiv a fan of |lT .7 t» h ll* J1111la Bran nail bltd Joseph TenIf# w«* triMikf*-i r* d tn flu* Dr, A, C. Kirk, rwcvntly appoint­ County Juit whirr** In* Hill r#** h it were made l.tfe Seoul* and with (wrashmat ralii In south aw l last year thn tax w as only Ilk.ed county physician has opened duiIb until tin- lima ot hU trial. merit bailors ful various phases cast portion* slightly w arm er la* 1(. kfr. jinklua said. Tliesn new rutss atlpalaled n hia office in the llruntlcy I'ulrstun bafOfa County Judge It \V. Ware of Hcutn work were nanrd.-.l Ihe night on llh# v itre m e northa’Aaif folli.wlnr; It.de.r HI.nan. Mike [and inUrrmc southeast coasts. Ex* the law vslll In c ome afDs-Ht* budding incident to beginning Haus. William (Imtlxch, Eugene trenia nurthw rat Kiorid*—p artly with tha expiration of tha old II- hi» recently assigned services on Oct. I. Harrison. Hh.-rwnod Jaiohann. cloudy tonight and Thuraday, causes On Rum . 1* J Dsytana Tide* Ildlie llraimnn J in- Teohet, llurk Dr. Kirk lias L-rn. in Hanford Thursday ‘a tide*, low. 10:11 As' only a short time, rnming hers Forgnaon. Phillip Kronen. Dnhl. front .Philadelphia where lie com­ Epps, and Artlmr Bratman, Jr. M . 10:S7 P. M.; high, 4:M A. M., Th* Sanford IJuns f’luh will Tile local Klwanls Cluh. spon­ 4:39 P. M. pleted hia intern-hip Bt the J e f ­ Baramatae ferson Medical Hospital. He was hold it* regular weekly meeting sor* of Ihe troop, provided Iran*Today 801; yesterday Tha Thesplso Dramatic C'loN born fat BlueDeld, Va. and com­ tonight In th.- grill iuom of the potlallnn for the I,,.)* to Orlan­ p real pitails* of tha Bam Ino Ia High School will pleted hia pra nirda-al wink at Valdes Hotel starting at 7:1)0 do, Total for ydat ar day-— H praanat a nan act play nollHcd William an d Mary Uolleia of Wil­ o'clock, atcor.lm g 1.1 an a n ­ At their meeting lu the Junior "W ho Bara C a s t ' tomorrow liamsburg, Va. before e n te r nouncement mod" this ...lulling High Hr hta.I Monday night five - Total tor month to data—4.74 Normal la data-------- ------- J J I morning a t th* rafh lar Tim.* ing tha Jefferson Medical School by 3. L Galloway, sM ratary of new mafbbers 'wore taken Into Tamparatwea* day moral** cbapol I* tha echo d in PhlladalpU* of which lw is a lh« club, Ihe organisation. Billy Hotlyhaad, Maximum, RS; minimum 7X. #' auditor him sla rlta c *1 lo as graduate. Laooard I . Mcl.ucas, head jflmmla Ridge. Jack Simpson and llerald read lag t • J' Russell, H.Odlmaster o'clock, Miaa Kagenl j W arren, former coach *if the Heminde H ifi Jimmie Official Hsport Tha play will bo am* of a **- supervisor a f (he WI’A reerva- Celery fa d s, will la- J h f _ guest Morris staled. High 0 * 4 rlaa slated to bn fftvan br thr tkw al p te g n m ill Hanford, was speaker mI the program ami w-dlj —Raymond M"i>>*lvalgc. Junior m ‘ orgaatxallao during , Urn w bool apyoiatad aa arsU ry to the phy- talk a* (ha “N r.rssary Tiatntng s. out nutslrr nud Chum HUular. I t f . yaor and the puMId }* (a t P-d to ■klaa a t Urn last meetini; of thw for a f W h a ll Tram and the aaalstant araulm asler, vrere in -- ------------------------------- U attaad. Count/ tv»nJrnwHi , chprga 0 ( the prugtMO, ■JM V— lh ltT fftlh of lha Gams." Tax Collectors Hold Convention I n , Jacksonville New Occupational Li censeB Will Double Costs For S o m e B ish o p Counsels Further Study Of Divorce problems Senator Pepper. Is Visitor In Sanford For Short Period! Local Boy Scouts A t t e n d Orlando Court D f Honor Neffro Arrested On ■Suspect Of Rohhery LOCAL WEATHER l Kirk Opens Offices As County Physician Thespians To Present Play At High School Leonurd McLucus To Speak Before Lions n . 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 28, 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/cb02ac6726aae020cdb2abeaec29f3fe.pdf 605421880c5301c5569169b5539d40b1 PDF Text Text -■ - V M G IBS BATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 5 ,1MT. THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA S a n fv n l “SOULS AT SEA” “Souls A t Sea" to Show A t R itz On Sunday AndMonday C iry Cooper and Heorgw fta.'i. rn sta rre d ir. "Souls at Sea.” puram nunt's t i ya <f “wobi!< n ships in d iron men,” which n p tn i Sunday i t the K lti Thrmler, Intensely Dramatic Tale Of Maritime His* tory Features Gary Caoper, George Raft In Flot Rased On Truth An Intensely dint.i-ntir, i,ll u ji forge Urn |ik (o nf ui.irillmo his­ tory ( h it was mi ir.tcrnntlt.n.>l a e n u tic n niT.ily c:m lidtidnd yesrs into it Iwlng ird d g b t to the K r tt n by I’urn mount un fm tti< r evidence of the n p p a n n lly c < w fu r conviction mound dim p in ­ ducer* th at truth, In tin* hin<!i nf ■ gooil rew rite man, is Letter th in fiction. *‘ The p u t urc It “Souls ct Ren,” which will Jility Jii inlay mul M«i»day i t tlui llili 'I ho ller, with Oary Cooper nn I tiro rse Itnft in th a lead Iny roll , supported Ly u Urilllint n o t. Drhitol the t m m yilny nf rew rite limn liruyer Joliet U the MU of an n rtii.l ihipwrrck mol of • m in who ”|.l»y..l Cud" wl’h human lines tn Iho hrinh nf jfK• ite r itul put nwny with It, llr r e li llie ilu ry , n . rlin n rd from U nit'd M oii;, riie n it Court testimony of IIn* survivors, l"p nrtid 111 tho I'hillilelphil 1‘n1i r L u l f i r fa r Apiil, 21, 21 m ul•2ft, Hie k il im I mi Ira rut.,I to wait; t i e »: i he v allowed Ilka a t'jh, Umihle I . m i n ' iirijuwiiy. l>ny | i.nwned tlc ik mid r« U | the e u r-j iivui- lu'L i.l Li , Tn (or i mil. 1 •'lii.'uie tin li.eil.i pul l» l tir T re d;iy iin .n ih i,',' n .id i the tr.. timnuy i f JlilN ‘."liAiMtn, t i e nf the p:. 'mil.*, "Ih--**»ml« ropcit* Another Picture About Movieland To Show At Ritz “WIFE, DOCTOR AND NU^SE” \ \M/ 1 i. • , If everyone were ni r n ih ie i to plea Jo in | lull) wmal. tills would ’n d n il he a fine wntld In live In. Pim h n rl'.'iirn of foS hi reeu’s • ffotls In priivhln Ihn pnhlle with eiaetlv p lint It* llllln heart do lire*, la (loluinhlo'e "It IHipponed la llnllywond.f h eh i I i i m W [ diy fit III' lilts Tlieiiter. After reeln r *'A ttliir la llirn* la ( { ilemanilid tmim aim lea about M odelaiiil, mnl lint* Is numtiet im« nn ihn fnllnwr;up Hit. >: “ M o l d Back" To Play At Rilz T uesday N ight Sequel To All Quiet On Western Front ; Tells Of War Love I i d lit-1 they v/ii l.nve In c*»t lot . 'ii. e ’p liiln t'p ih e l, 'sa y no in n r l. e.l It | Jui'iiv tvhat Jfi.il lil hi rd n il, drnpplnh ailrh sai e iltlen n “The Itetrll l» i, II have to d'lV* Driving." “TJie lletll'a I'll f ____________________ ^ — r round" nml “Tim Iteill's Mno in I Exactly duplkotlnc the -original “ W illlira Brown." the .ohip run” ntimr: the way, iniuea un *lli" i irile*I Liman n*pro*ei I prile*' 11'.. lirp’itilged III IK'U | whirh was the scone for the slmnift-st dram a id lb? .r a ever tn I**' In. play ^U,>_ flarrlpK rule In "II fi> ijnllywiHwI." It I* n III It .1 .to o u r 111" ItuMmi-Tanti tom-rived by m o rtal. man, the ship .which was usril for srvnes in '•Inyfpeneel .. .1-.. , lit. i^inpured . . J a.. tiinio-iltln in l.l_ Ids .ciliaoilier “Souls a t Sea,” b rln y i back the days of a hundred y r o n >i-n toil 'Itidli-.ay, It rent plelnre:., Iml arroril nc to "Souls a t Sea.” with Clary Cooper and <J'*ur|fp R ift hradinir a stel­ reports there la nolhln'n slsalfted lar cast, will open Sunil iy> a t the Hit* Theater. nhoul tlm atnry. In the Iradlnc 1 « n nine role, la groped fur relinf trout the _ j “UAI.AHAU RETURNS -----------------------------Willi three farncMia>tani heao fiiii'id Kay Wray, rvliirnlnc in tlm tne and lianlthlp* which had been ♦V rohn f'fter plar nc -line' tn Hlr i Inc Its tnal Hello lint!*, Hii llinfr lot .d a rin g . Ibe fuupyear j ward O. Itr.hlnmn and Humphrey mnrL .III her mptlrJIy a i . Mri, rontliet, fp ia nnrel proved * po­ ; Uncart a drama id tho p rr> - | Ji ha Monk Runndera. wife nrttm j litical hombshali‘ and the ablhor was toned. 10 tlee fy«m b li na­ rlnc lulled “Khl (Inlnhm r will I author. Itiilli Idx and M l i Wray I rturliAY uifiv Irk a'.arit (hi* ule* tive land. It dealt a blow at nil|*_ laplsy a return ii*irat;etnonl I'rl- porllay morle stars In the pic lure, L Itart* in wblcb w ai again heeom■lay al ttie lilts Thettlnr. On tlm nh;lil of April ^10, I' " Inf. a spectra on European .b o it previous yenr, tin* Yankee pnelict coha. MW llllim Brown," I.iverp ol for Universal Htudlo, hi* now PhUwlclfhle, v illi eighty l •creenrd tills powerfal story. lo a li eh. nrd, f tru th mi fe - , , Jam es Whale was seleeti-d tn dl; off IIh* t o n I of tl m foiiMilllwd tin re rt 11. • fur ho ' had pmveil Ids ituve In Imlli her l.ov i. Sunday, Monday—1 hi* greatest adventure rorr.arr* of th* atilllly wltli “Jo u m ey 'i E n d / R. Ciplnin (jei'roi* I . I Ini tI- o r­ C, •Hharlff.- plarw rlcht »*u<» wrote M i over film d .-C n y CocpiI *ml (ieorgi* Raft in fSOULS AT dered till* llfl flit I'lMO’IT'l 1 “Joiiriiey ‘ 1 End" wi» ussicued tb SKA." . . . Jollyhosl iiti'l n lonijlient, with wrllo • tlm aerueu play with •if* room fur no nnin* III hi thirty Tip*»dijr-rTIIK lllft DAY 27.) Special Addei Attractions Oliirlns Kenyon. “ persons between them. and “TIIK IlDAIl BACK," “Thu llond Back" comet to p it The iklpi n*r look ei l.l with him Wcilnesday, T h u p d iy lo re tla Ynune, V irrlnla Bruce. screen ut (ho lilts Theater oh Into tho jnlly'ei:.t, ' even llf tlliT’l W arn r I’a il e r "WIKK. Idir.TOIt A M l N IJItS .V Alto Ju . Timed i f . Tim drattiatlr nsn-st:fe metnl r r l i f hi t rirvr. Ttie mule, | ci lirerus the e iiie rle n c n id thy dith H arrell. William Oargan “ BEHIND TIIK MIKK." PrancK IIIimL ', ram mini del i 1" returned io ld 'e n s i tbey try to , Krblav. ..ra y , i.. ,ianl UK “ IT HAPPENED IN Inn ghost, euiilnlritnr ti e lilttr te* f id ju st thrmielye* 16 |H*Brellmemslnimr uilhiri nml itilrly tiv n HOLLYWOOD." Also return showing, H ilte Davis, Vldwnrd A lif itl love ' B f f l l r , so' to i-niidltluiii, mul to find hive lull p u m iiip tr» Alnl while I <lh lnel» ti. Roldnson "KID CALA H A D r It was Ilettc Davis' turn to. huppliiese lu supplant .the h lte i stood liy, tlm "IVilllnin Brown,'.' /pi^uk, develops between IIuuk Sa n"-' *• Clto Kruger Dnuirlat Montgomery, .faniui-line with tliii ty nne rrm iin ln p.iin du­ T»<"ivl Jli.iiiicnnv-y i.ml Jucuutllne take e rap from love afteri 111111 <»lsory Ihrouch w hlctt limy Welts “rot'N R SM , F ir? r itlM E " Itlul Johnrty M id: ll;-own Louise P airn d a and Klim Sum- j ller** huddled in K irn r nn lie W e 'l l i i Don Wilson, famous rodiu ana! »•"■»««•* Lively i ffie - hrlpmati* scorning srre-.n df volion in “OAMBLINC TKIUtOB.” mrrville In D n lv etsil'i "The dosen pictures—and hour , nsh. *t 1 Wlialu ruiii'Herod hutpiredi of q lirte rilid t, <ntHcd nml plunged in . C"iumh'll’<t “Cnill e| fur i.uiirrr in Cnrtiirsal's “ Behind • m tors fur "The Itmid Hark" c ilt , held fir*l In the I 'ltn jn .' Road Bark." the Mike." AT THE PRINCESS takes jt in th" form of W iyne rinnlly rlioodtiR John King. K ie l ‘ Tlmt nielli the huS* I le n t to f'-fiiue." at the Iiitx Tht ite r S ilS a’.unlitv Sunday, Oet.iiivr 2nd i.nd ;ird—Bob S le rle .‘ THE Morris, tl feel three incHu ot •rd Cromwell. Bli tn B um m er*tile., qellier. The nveremwil ' lonpW it iiilhiy. Mnidi’en iM y ^s sojn as » Area nf tin- Mid'.lay ► land* The foremost fcsli uf u hhlp U fighting manhood, in “Kid Call(ills ’ RANOKR- and "SW EETHEART OK T H E NAVY." Andy Devine, Noah Beery, Jr„ -** • , la une aqunie mil". . begin shipping iv.iler, nltil liorm -c fijlhlind |im n li 'w . railed the Jib “ | hid.' klaurli-o Murphy and John Emery > I • AT RITZ LAW DV LOVE DON WILSON U4t! PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF SEPT. 26 r* rm : C I V I L I Z A T I O N S T E P S I A C K W A R D i s w ar stride* ahead. TW i w a i t h . ic«m ad ■ tier desolation left by a series uf Japanese' bombing n i d i on the N in lao “alum s" of h h sn ib al. Ila ll rlu tlird , forlorn, apiicaring like iiich lilu tlc c iv s men, these Chinese have bu ilt them selves a cruda e h e ltri wawnl Lh>* stun-. C ltarrrd (linhcr* sltuw cv U cu rt uf the lire which followed th e a a jU i aU achi. I T ' S J U S T A G A M E , bat M e of deadly sort played by Orest Britain's army la 1U annual war M it t la War MlaUUr llure-BelUba trying Us hand Bienn machine-gun an a visit la aUasla battle* held la h M, Eng land. These w ar garnet give EngUtb Tammies tha experience aary te r top AehUa firm . I* Na. 4 a fU a wive* af Tanuny M*avilla, , hair la an ••best** tartan*. • • rV~ WI LLI NG P U P I L of Mary Astor af th* films Is her hui- LMaataal Del Camp*, preparing for bis pmftmlsasl stags debut iM r twlaa of th* Coward serle*, “Taaight at l iB " Th* actress aw* al rtbaartal casrhing hat hashand, who has takta th* ■ r**^“** ru id far U* appaaraaaai la stage productions. She i Menr UaeaJaeralae in tlm eartaa whieh apane U U e Ange la , t Ilia iitau vane ..r u and u.s u n d cn iiirt sm .-am l with blocs). Norman Smith. *30 pound org-knisar for the C. I D., la ehuwn In a hospital at Memphis, Term., a fte r reporting he wai beaten by « band of mm who trailed blm to n tavern on the outskirts af th* city, • (to n blond* M*r**H* Edward*, reportedly gtrea * Urge “KID GALAHAD” wm, �■ ~* -t rJ<2 >. 1 *»t y e , ■ ■■ . ■ «^** i<Ea . mi t u v• Mon* Frull And Veftetabtai Tluui A n | Similar Area *n America j AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXVI SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1937 Member Aamdated Preaa NUMBER 287 Established In 19i£ i” -■> Italo- German Troops Plan Soviet Russia Issues^, Japs oharp W a rn in g s jharge To Fight To End In Spain R e -E m p lo y m e n t %x y+ ./i w Attitude Of R u s s i a Seen As Response To China's Appeal For Help In War j j* ,1 THEIR BROTHERS’ KEEPERS ' T r o o p s Mobilized ^OnManchu Border Situation D e sc r ib e d As Most S e r i o u s Since 1932' Dispute v MOSCOW, Sept. 27.— (AP)—The Soviet govern­ ment sharpened its tone tPwafA • atern warning ' aganut the ,Mlawlesa” bombing of Nan­ king in what w&a believed to b« a response to the Chinese appeal for aid against the Japanese attack. D ir- | t e c to r C o m e s C le a n In H a n d lin g H e m a n - j d 6 V * W P A ' A c c o u n ts HITLER PLAYS C.ENIAL HOST TO MUSSOLINI |- W ASIIISOTUN, Sept., 27. — ’ (41 —The IVorka I'rogieas Admlniatrsthm cleared John C. Emerson today of alleged -Irrrgulsrltiea" In hla ripen*.- account. s i opera­ tions director of the Florida e n te r g rnry relief adniiniatration. “ A thorough Investigation of this complaint hue keen completed and the rh aig ,-, rould n u t-t o aua* Ulned,” raid Itcger Uounds, rM ef Inveatlgntor for the WI'A in a Ibrief irp o it. • The chargrs againat Emerson .w ere filed with the Labor D epart­ ment nnd the WI'A by GoVfrnop . Frvd I*.( Cone of Florida, who sought to sustain his order replacing Kmeraon as director of (the f « b n ( 'n k f h t i w M u n i t e iq th at state. Ilia complaint stated that F in e r »<m na Ilrm andn county op,-*s£ fion< dlreelor of the FKItA in 11)31 received payment* irregularly amounting to |1 0 3.Y The inquiry, tvaa conducted by llounda. Krupp Cannon Facto« ry Roars Warlike * Welcome To Musso-* lini At Essen Plant Bi? Mimic~War Is Shown Dictators “Blue” Army Stages . Smashing: Victory Over ‘Red’ Invaders s K S S K N , (I t'rm n n v , S e p t. : 2 7 .— (A IM — T I ip m lK h tr | n u 'la l voii'p o f tlio K n tp .J tititn o ii fa c to ry n m r tt l a vvnriik'.' wt'IcontL' to iln y to 1’ii'in itT M uiutolini. •Iiml lii'foro he and lleichrfllt'ltrep- iitffer atnKiedirutiK t liu* clamor of ( i c r n i n n y 'i "liearl of ntecl" renter of Imt renrniHiiieiit, .■ re*pt>nsibla llaliun offieial «aid th at both 11*.-i in hi unit lliilintt troops would fight in ^pmti to the end. Ill, doelnrntlnn wna made 1-1 w hile ull the world vvalrhrd fur |Militical r«nsvi|urnrrs of the visit. Ptctnlcr .Mn—nllltl of Italy on-" '-r In Hpiinl.li gu rrrn m eu t • ‘At T °kro. nu«*l» snd Japan arrived in Munich, tiernm ny, nnd wu, met by IteU-hafuehrer H iller amid t n livim-nJuu, ovnti-n l>> offers In wltliitinw .nil forotg i w ars reported concentrating huge the pn|iulace. The • mil ill,r Mussolini (left) iillil H itler are shown in this inillo|ihutu M* they lisle triMii'n from llielr forces If His bodlws Of troops slops Ike ■!* loaura.iili, wiwil.l withdraw thslra.* along a Munich street. ' _______ raadp hstvlly guarded frontier of Ili.li'* pollry, lie lie. lured, will Siberia sod Msnehoukuo. t-iiinlii hi Mii-.ollnl has pre. Reliable oourcos declared th at sirlbm l II, tlini llnllsn Iruups^. Situation between trtn»in and J a ­ will euutliltlo |o flgfit for c it y n e w s b r ie f s ’ pes w^s more aerloua than It ren t H-iieriftlsklimi Thn ('ilrry rum p, No. CSS. if Ls4 been s t any time Since 111: I'riiiieo uniII Krnnni wins. lilt* WikMlnini of tho WniM. wiU When the Japanese army created -al-l lie prosiim cl (iorniaiiy'a 1be* hunt tomorrow rrrn ln n at Ih l I iiii.I.- w in •tm snine. . th e if sschoukoo empire out o( American lint |fi « KroUf Chinese Ifsncburis. It t-mi iIit ii i isrd Germany Their bruthera' kea-|iera of a diplomatic rrndcivn’us with Adolf of tu ttin g WtNHlmrn alio a rt * The official o rssn of tbe Boher biggest combined Viet goTerament, IsTeetls. pub­ H itler a t the recent N ail pnrty convention, Prince Chirhlbu (left), representing t h e i r rr-pcrilv* iiavnl msnetivera since C lrik of Circuit I'ouil O. I lished w ithout comment tb s Chi- brother of Jap an 's emperor, and Nicholas Franco (rig h t), brother of camps throughout Crntrkl Flor* lletiMloit will In- in ThIIoIi.i . mv | T u x R e v i s i o n L e a g u e Wnr yeslenlny for two of Kure|ts*a M m mote eaktn* n asals to tske Spain's insurgent leader, cemented their nation's friendship with Ids el a inm-tlug of District No, *f armed tioby oil hu.dlirna. H e a d P r o d u c e s F i g ­ tri.iigesl exponents eaich would help to C e ra a a y . light I’li-mler Musiollni and . ___ _____ _______ _____________ _______ . * According ' l/. Information rw* Tho li ly (7'inim1 Inner, will u r e s S h o w in g ( \ ds I tteichfiiehrrr H itirr, v ,v "activities ee the reived here by C. C. Collins of ImM ilo ir reguhir meeting In A fter pompoiia retemonick nf i the Icm'ii | camp, C. K Huge, ihe bombardments. JAI'KSONVII.I.I:, II*.. :Vpt Wch-omr nl Miitnrh, Hitler arjd j . TAleleAllAHHKK. 2T Ll’» t ' I) Hull lonlglil nl ; in ii i link. |.s. district serfetery of Orals, lias Ooventfoent circles did pot dis­ —•Wendell C, l|t*al>*nc rliwlriiinii HI M Davis ...... l l u i i N e.il,-'" "« ouiily. clly, nluMmnl g i.r i.Ills 111,1mu Visitor I in ye led TtoO Invited nil ramps to lie a ril repclose wbet steps Ituaals mlaht •les . north trains of ih r FlorliU IntliiAtrlal i -oiiiiiKn* of Orlam'o .................... il.-.l e .i.i.i. iil ...►l, the p . ..f -F lu r ^ T- .jiK ^ -rt'a ra te resented end tins arranged for •Ion. •nnoun«**il tml.o II»b - n t take to en ter the U ndecls.ad th s closely* Juitge II V f W all ye.terday It I " 1'* M l'l'roiim ntelf'-iit.IMMI.IHNI | N i 1« W ,1*talJ ^ «'K |,‘ Slide Consul Klein C Dame of tlUllons ni!o|t!t'tl l*> III** «nllllllU•tao-Japanesa war, particularly ; ............ I Me, klenhiirg ares along \ CJ|‘.. nnd Illy.. *^|M|I Fort p:crre, and V. P. Miller. • Ion • • n part of Hi«* |in»«tr.Mii • fli !•■•»111•**I IihI i). If Japonsae w arplanes should nniinlilir , f‘'-n where the w ar t till** IJwm jiiiUiidrH' Male manager of Lakeland, In for EdiiilnUlediiE llie uittinjl**) bomb lh a' Ruaslan ambaaay at Tl»t» Ire HfllvcrjiftA m ^i-m fijia U -fl^ ra tn l I .i* I t Ihe , iiiiii j 1l mm-, m e being played under lie present at the meeting. Nanking. nl. 0 errery. tnrni t'omp«MiNiiil<Mi In uill Imlri a tHrMTii.r lien, enslH tin* t ivp.iMi**, Ulli tlllT Tile entertainm ent for the Officials fhld, bow arer. no l.tii' I The lusin-uvers were tinted to . In (litt flrp| t • v; i i l r \ l f r mV*- Ti ll»«* .Miriintniir L« i ••ni| in> $J.'*,(MHt,iiU0 nnnliiilly," in Hireling ban been arranged tiy troops have as yet been messed JjUtlOllS *Wot|» s|o «IshY• «1 (III** UlliL 1‘f.utl TtuiMMIDW *it \vu» l«* a HlRlrtiiciil hi.ul*' In n- t«mI■*>*| ninke H pnwihlo for Ihe Fuehrer tile Inral cauip and refreshments oa the border of Japanese cou-J l») I*. |'. XV* I-II11»t*. I’ll' Ii|a ||| lif of Nssl Germany nml thy Dura p«)aMi« tiio'iiHily iijnl • iu*» It am I Imlny. • a ll| consist of basket lunrltcc trolled Mancboukuo. lliMn^Jhe 2tll^ of ym Ii niottlli. III*' rioriilii T n \ !»•■' i - 1•iii laMfiie of F iu rl-t Italy, to «o> the "lllus'* which- will bo prep/ri-d Bv llte T ie Soviet note, delivered In (*«••«! with* IhO i'llvpllnii of Ui IoImt >1 Mr. Weidliinr •-‘ini tin* la a irn .'; in my di-iiioiistrate n smashing vieTokyo yesterday, was considered '• -------• 1 * T T r- —I ‘r 'i J «A E t » ni p.‘ m i-mbe r«, Mr. Cotlliis (Ul« y**«r when llie^ !»•*) nicnl of |F|fUl«l IIwis irrciv u l inony ii*i|iii»lii re j lory over n - ''lte .|” arm y whichr Predicting a “ pretty fa ir rlub“ JI I TiC. JHo»y-ttl6iUtlf. of..Adnvinl “pretty fair r lul ___ >_ _ __ Ill's morning uld'-d all uirmh-ra by responsible circles to be a di­ Irt I k 'ii’iitly for inf *1111111loti «ii ilu* •for purpiwi-s'of the game, was nscoiilr liuilotiM for iliu flint nine re c t response fb ChUWs plea far a fte r another game or two, "1111* ^ flratioit hj* agreed to pry the a„,| t|Hir fumll.es. to attend iiiniiow ul 12:1 iiVIin L., iickuiI iiineil to liuvo mviili-il the area. | C o n i i n w r a . .i f • • «j« inonllii of 1937. J.'n, I 'In S» pi asefetsnee. declaring th a t the present tea in t ‘ri-ltiiiiiiiii|T am-mnt of tin- indebt30, numt liu paltl In full uoi l.i •itj: I i inferniniiori ie*«iu*l today. is iikh I on offense but a little weuk rdnrss inrurreil in the li-funiling| ter Ilian ()«I. 2T, (liU )rn r l#*i»IU|Uin>' I) Olid I |rad(|ilillIrt t% McLuesi, o f the ('ounty'.-i Itoad at ill llndgo, „ J1 0 N 0 K 0 N G , Sept., 27. - < J P ) - on dafrnae, luonnrd The ■ccoml rt'Kul.illnii provPl ro lll|l« u / u| III*' ll'ltl* I II f«i lit I >* *tf I to nds fioui the HeniinobCounty a t ^ Seminole High T ra survivors declared today th a t Rotarlan r j for 1'ilih rtitplo) Iiik null luak Floridn N’a tlfiiiil iSii.tidv will iMk) men women and children were School coach, tE d HuUrians “How funds ill posited with tin- Slntc Inf •n th report* n* am nu'ct in lt««* I"* nl A im o iy I h iiik Ii I Rnvemmcnt allocations of Ib-n r»| l»jr (luv (dinio i*liiit on Allied when a J ip sn e ss submarine to W atch a Football Game'' at the in lieu of sending the money to T li- \J..II»<yp^*-ii’rps of tho Hiillli* Ills'll** d %\h» n \ I l f soak a fleet of Chinese fishing regular weekly luncheon of thu •ho County ns proviile.1 in t h c ^ i „ „ | p ine T, r whjfh hnvr U iunl Mini t Iv(*•I lo lie re* at h;Oi) o’* lurk. • l-o 1-1.i Nut Inna I Guard wilt have I iiiii Ii iimiiii .« i ll Floridai JHIa I o w hich|bccn given stock ra istrs of Sem- turtle.! to the cnminls.lon ju n k s off Cheelongkau Point on club today. Mr. M rl.ucat was In- | Spiciil b-iiiulaliA- act lit, (-|a.,k „ f ,.( r < r i l ) l t ,, | ' uiiiiiii %* Wind*-, . M.*» k*4 III A V it, annual parly tonight wlteu inof< County for more than a year Iks smith China coast. j tro d u m l by George Hollins, chair­ Comptroller J. M. Lee enlled ui>* |I none lie* detui huti'ltl will go In Hanstruttlous accompanying o ttt.o .li, .............. Hl„ |||N constitutional nnd rrfdsed ho Hilttrr.fd i" « • Mtuui'^l *1 • 1* I of the Junks were under- man of the. program committee. to in nn cslrrationsl program for the raport forms shall h u t. Dm l o t . ........ ((,r t VsII«1,»«,«. where lie i-i|iintely III- l i oi ket , uni «-i-t< | l.tmlo (t|>r n e, for HWlnimlng and 11 cognise, Komiiinle County to bo soiling under British J “There arc eleven men oh a A t-j treatm ent and prevention of screw nnd affed of r*'EiiUllout Insued t-ls.i a plcttie supper. '<l| will teliialn on hiisitiess Util II iiiiii h Iii* f MqiiciiJ ill*' in .ills *1 I re g istry end authorities of (his ;footb all-tram ,“ Mr. Mcl.uras said, tnliiey, L. F. Iluushohlcr report-' worms in stock have been discon by (In* roinmUa on. • ^ Cnpl. Arthur \V. Knot nml IA. Wcdnumlay, -uUI lie < 1 I m * ii * * .«*1 i|V * lliu •»,***'itm* * id I im I ii )-. Jkrttlah naval baas started an 1m- “and IK) percent of the fans watch tinurd, according to County Agoot Douglusa 0 , Hrntt Itava Bn' Cumploln niul m *urul*“"|i.iy toll nf H i** n|»*«rv M»ry •«'iiimI• * • l.ij While .Seminole County has C- II. Dawson. mediate Investigation. only one of th e m -th e man c a r r y ItouiMvd that. tli« group la to records In* liidlnc ii'imher *»f lliu iiim K * t «»fflt-s* mi T ii * * « i I a V| Ilnlidi It>K«' ll, secretary of The survivors, themselves ail ing the ball. T ry to watch the been iniinc.l u difnidniil in tho Mr. Dawson stated that the days worked In oarh pay | mtI***i . lui-et at 7 uo ii'. lot k at tho Ban* III*. H-’iitlnob* County clum ber ->t ii lit lit J. «J llli'tiji'l. in.*it'iR< r I fold Hand Hindi wltsro tides wilt ghastly tala other ten m rn snd what th ry e rr suit ugsliisl the Cumptndler, the stork raisers have sufficient (('MMaiird I 'U p Tkrvf I nf |fio iii.ii k* I tuiiiitiiiM • * 1 I im I iiy . Coluiurrro, who liaa b- en III lor w ar an th e hfjfli seas, were doing. K rm rm brr th at the science situa'io^ in this 1minty is con- knowledge of ths treatm ent to I— furnished Iho-n who have so t i'lir A* tr|.»l, v**Vi *• ll**' |*r* -* nl 1 iCsnllnosd an P .0. Th-s.) seveCil <bi) a, nun reported tl^U t here aboard the German of football is embraced in what w srrenl discontinuation of the • et mad- roaervntiims for traasI iiiii lir*Hiin In* •»* «•• l*» » fimiiII In, niorlilng lo be In u iii'ii -i I h J ii .i BcharfthosL ita k rs place un the field before pollalloii. educational program. Both ‘the |tiii|'«'tlv i m p il . i*.*11ttim anil condlt'un. h jth e ball la passed.'* Pine Tor snd Bsntol m«y lie purMr MGIini'l Ii*** •*«**» in.ikliiK *»v IHANOHAJ. Bapt. *7.—UF) — * In describing the lan d o n font- r n | h , ( d H n i l r i i n r l T i i v n u chased nt ony local Drug Store, Flru Chief ytu- k Cli-v- iiiml unit ••ry I'ffurl in r* I ill** lini* Ii nioin sr w ar d esp srln - ball game which Sanford lost , y V , U I I l t . | I t U l i r t l d U I H U H the • 'minty agent tinted, addiny Japoa c s n t s l hhat Mrs. Matilda lirannan, 77, died , Dio Clly Firemen arc tikluK ‘"I uiilmK(,*l b*'f«»r«* lliu i oiiiIiie h. .» H a Chios daring lha w aak-snd,1the score of 27 to 20, Mr. M rlairas >cm inole County, in conjunction thut he would gladly give inMrue•Oil. *| Ii** p i • t.J I* l:i«ll,nn aim na of additional el- Mvt th a t Sanford was all right with nil o lln r m unllcs of ths lion to those who aro not aripiaint- s t 1:20 n'll-K-k Sunday morning at vantage of tin- lull In Hie-, Hint her home on the West Ride after are studying rules* for f to fir hi ••i Ikihi 11V iiu'ti an n l****l fI»***J __ ----------- ---------J -in l ' 7 ) l « f l l f o i l i i^. iktnL i l , *siif ^ J | bar s cU v ill) tbi'jtfrtw worm trxatim-Jtk Forecast E 'HlHTf1fH^tltfifWr*^***"*»*,*s*s >i ■tug. -tra s h -day th., fliyjlgji P|' JllllJ Wsia (DHV'ititl Mi»*» rt fliurli but was pretty weak delo , „ y , hl.lr fu|, amnunl of •w rist and VTsnch IntsvemUon th , room mn n l.Tt i* **ii Mi ii^*ia""r * nrrrrrtiH j' fan -tm tlgiif gnit Tusa»* Mrs. Ilrsnnsh has lived hen- fur given a ape, ltd a„lg"Oieiil DAYLIGHT HAVING by penetrating nrsaa which Ihsss fending its own goal line whi it , ! , * , , . | „ . n ic l information with li'K a ivnlnur.inl -*i I *••• fuaik*'* day. -I- si rente nortliwrat Florida—■ 1 1 years. She was horn In ll. lgi-jm cons Idor within th slr Ls ml on had the hall. “ We have n ,h,r | County Cireuit Court (Mflrt'ra «*f Hi'1 f*ii|»«'rvi«i*ty p.m ly cloudy tonight and Tuaa* Thn Hanfo'd l lupter of the NEW YORK, Sept. 2S - (4*.— Jan. H, I MOO. of Inflnsncs. m * t y Ineiperlenced line,- Mr. f„-r . , uj| 1(1 wl,irh Urn Counties She is survivrd by her brother, lliillway Kiupb'iee, l.eagii- of *iiiimilll* o Him uill *n p «liirInif day cooler ill east |>urtion tonight. Tile 30,000,000 persons “ In the (Cm IIi m S 1-Sir Tkresl A tabulation of Chinese clwill attem pt tu tveuver the full 1 Daytons Tldta Florida will Imld Its regular III** romliiK )* .ii *■III a Ia*1 tm tfnMs-,1 States who oboerved -lay- Mike Jlrannin. vttlaaa daad from th s virtually amount of thi i:t:t*-'uA and '30 Tuevtav's il-l-a. low, 7:27 A. (‘lei It'll nl liu* in* • Hm . .Mr. MMti The body will Iravr Wednesday •i lii-dii Ied n o -ling lonlglil n i t light saving timo this yutmnrr WOfsstrictsd aortal raids ross lo taxes from the 'railroads. County M . 7 Is I*. M : high, 1:02 A.* M. morning for Patterson, N- J . o'rlork In tlm gilll nuni. of lln- «• I aiuli'd, t i l l and tho n im b sr of ctDss A ttorney, H. y . Hum Welder, a n ­ will get la c k th s - hour t S u ndry. I "I I*. M. where tn r funeral snd interm ent Vald.-i lion I I'realileAt. W. F. that they lost last s p r in g ’ when] U 2T. * • nounced iinis ) . ,* .■ J Bsrom vtsr Hhsllvy will preside over* III• ■ - ■■ 111 be held. the rlw k s w rre put ahead. Japansos ■ dsfsndsd all The m atter was set for hearing Today jaiei; y-aterdny JO. meeting and an clertlon of offl Paris, Sept , 27. —<AV-British Ihdf raids by aossrttag they in tiie I^ oii Cireuit Court on Kept. Precipitation cera for |h - mining year will filU m tn In strict aecwrd with lator- tourists shouting “long live the 24 imt due lo Ihe illness ET an a t­ Total tor yesterday---- ._... 00 U ko plan- iluilng tin- Hireling, aortal duks!" comprised a large p a rt e t law stars thslr Total lor moiilti tu date 4.TI ' aimod only at mill- th s crowd of several hundred par­ torney fur the AtlatvHc Coast Line The first meeting «-f Ihe Salt Normal to date .. .....___G.23 sons who gave gendarm es h' m aul­ Ksiltond* ft'- wa« postponed Until ohjosttvsa, ’ ford Shrin- Club w ill be held ill Or*, fi.. M r.'-Ilou,holder stated. Tam paraturss ‘ HattahU Chlnsse, an tb s ohtsr ing yesterday when the Duke and the Valdes |l» tr| nt 7 : tq o'clock J . V e^ta Kecno w ill bo tho Maxtiiium. s t; minimum 70. Duchess of w indror relum ed to raid th at coovarsatlona Friday night. m «"idm g lo K.I Il.-rahl reading: Revet.J local members of the early Bun-lay morning revealed w a rs'F ra n c s fa r the first time since special rnuncilur at th s hearing K OIMrial Hvport Miss M arg.net .-uiuirrs, tri-anur- lame, nm bssssdor - f the Mororro ■ovist th s lr wadding a t Cande nn June 3. with- A ttpm ey Ijouthoidsr associ­ Florkls Autluboq Society suree-s- ths cage literally pocked with the regard Lag ate councilor in m atters sffsctlgg .fully competed tbs banding of small black., birds clinging tu the • r of the Smnti-dr County Roil Temple. High Lavs In NorihF ifty policemen scuffled with Of un Keminole County. The meeting w ill In- held for | 1 .......„„„.... . . - mi 02 171 Chimney Sw ifts yesterday sides of the wire receiving pen. Coasarvation T4 Association, sus­ that Chlnn ‘ws* th s crowd on tho platform o f the With the aid of a Udder from tained S possible rniieUMion of Ihe the purpose of ii'm y siliiiiig the 12 ,t .... .......... 00 7« morning to determlqa tb s m igra­ salons In aU lioa when th s duks and bis M0 71* tion routs and w inter home of the local Fire licpdrtm rnt. the brain and many cuts, ami bruises Sanford Club bi»I tl.-rting of­ II bride stepped from the orient *s,,, 00 trap w as removed from the chim­ yesterday aflriniM-n when a mo­ ficers fu r the <-»miug year. Mr. 11 71 the birds. po prass yesterday a fte r a trip from o r any HI 00 The birds had been observed ney and lowered tu the ground torcycle on w hub -be was riding laine said, addim- that he ,-s|Hirt' is . m Vienna. 00 er vtctorisa northJFItUMAl.KM. K ept, 27. -M *i flying Into th s chimney of the where banding operations imme­ got out of control ami she was rd several of fir in I, from Jack ­ T hs duks and duchess wars In 74 87 thrown about 13 feet from the sonville to be pt< H it to aid in 17 _____ •„......... ......... had rssnttsd la high spirits, wsved to the crowd —The llritish commissioner of Smith Furniture Company build­ diately began. it .. . 7« the ra-orgsnisali»ii. I* Ths Ictarsst in the banding of marhlpaf M l.,io lha edges and posed patiently for newspa* Ghlilre, l e s l i Ait-1raws, was shot ing every evvntag about du«k. I'lana will also L- discuss,-.! ts ... *•.............. .. 71 I* Mias fiqulrr, is in the Fern a id ' Rwania coostdaev per photographers before they and killed yesterday by a band Ths society decided 1to ‘band s Chimney Swifts has drveluped 7b il Mrmoiisi Hospital for Hanford's r - p i r - ntatkm at 30 „ .-----------------Vs of U flsso cs w ars driven o ff to tho Hotel of terro rists that waited in am- group of these birds and after through an effort t» drtrrm tns fsu g h to n .. T------- --- II B» 72 M eurke, w here a (usurious nineoutside a N a ia rrth churrh they had settled id th s chimney the m igration route snd the win­ w brro abs It undngolng treat* Ihe Roulhcmstein Coiirlave of the 21 70 room sa lts overlooking th s Mull- until h r niti-nrrd from Sunday for the night a tra p was placed te r homes, so far unknown, of mftiL AceordmL- In the Istrot re­ Rhrinera to be In Id in Savannah. 22 ...... .............................. 00 71 over the top of tho chimney ns Ihsss birds. Banding stations have port from the hospital, Miss Ga. on Oct. 2.1. Mr. lame Indi­ 23 ----- .. ---------a-------As I i of furnish IsrUs gardens aw aited th*mv The Ssrviees to hf t__ _______^ •4 ?k duks has occupied the same suits The rotnmlstionerU bodyguard, they emerged from Utsir ro * 4 boon established from l-abrador R qulna ia getting along n k rly ra led, adding that »p,t-ia| trains t* ieery ana of his many visits Jo CvnsUbls f s t s r McEwan, was si* fat tfaa morning fat search of food. to Beuth America, Sanford being and officials do not believe that from all over Florida had already 2 6 ----- ---------- — -----— U aa a t firs t thought, be«u arranged. u ^ g m i d W ar M n Z so |dltsd In th s fastU sds nf bpUsis, _ An _ s; s m ln n t ^ g < ^ r t s _ trap **W_M Iferav iUtUws,_____ IUUn M U " A .* ! Colery Camp WOW Will E n t e r t a i n Visiting Woodmen Government Cost In Florida Said To Be 100 Million Rules Aunounced By S ta te Group On Job Insurance Unemployment Insur­ ance Taxes Must Be Paid Each Month McLucas Explains State Board Is Grid Fine Points To Pay Expenses To Rotary Club' ju Bond Refund Coach Says Celery-. County Attorney ExFeds Is Good Team p l a i n s Seminole’s On Offensive Plays Case In Lee Suit ScrcjvWorm I'rojfram Has Been Cut Out Market May Increase IHediesil C'orp Si/.e Of I.aneh Room Hold Parj^Ilm lght a Mrs. MatildaBrannan D i e s At A*fe 77 Suit 1 Filed To LOCAL WEATHER Duke And Wally Are Welcomed At Paris 171 Chimney Swifts Successfully / Banded By Local Audubon Society Martfuri't Squires Is Shriner* Will Meet At Vuldez On Friday Injured In Accident British Commissioner Of Galilee Is Killed 4K l . ____ ' ic&i ' . .v .-a .-w ." * •Sa �I I A N SANFORD WE HAVE EVERYIHNG lU * w m W W t M H M J M f U flrt w r t U la «aasMari»| ttnjr trx k rs « m m k a days (W spactarfo of Utkin*. M n fou*ht m van*ulsh«d w m tortun d n s . u d tW t * s i aad molwttd. What To Do Toucmwamjcax v s �Closely Following Sirjo-Jap €rfii(f Is EmperorHlrohito - ■ »r W 4* moat the tackltog.' ’ 4 Caruparing a football gam* l* IW manewvtriag of two o^poat.iy Wbaiei on the field of b*ttl«, Mr MeLwca< aald the lin n compared m il the Infantry, the hack* with caralry, and forward ppoe* M b the afrplanea. “The mala Idea % any gam*," he aald, **!i ta [ d there flfat with the moat mea. I ,TV*gy. are fly* mtolt o ^ « l •*v»*rJng the baH," he aald, “ lb** f b j n , off tackle play*, rod play* paanlnf, and kicking. What each team ta try!a* to do la to ( e t p a r htaahei »f the ball la the oppon­ ent’* b ait af lb* field, then to croaa the goal Hoe. The llncma* m .y apea hole* for the b ith field, he aald, "hut the ball carrier m utt r» l there within three aeroada or the hole will he closed. II. II. Coleman, president a t the cl tab, p rr«lded throughout the -i m^ \ of lil*' paur* In Tokyo, Japan a IT-yrarutd Kmperor Hlrohtlo — Uh' ni«n on d<o koil* — fnllnn • (hr proaret* of hi* armle* In Ok to*. Oeined by hi* people a t Iho Bon of llraven, Hlrohtlo la mor* than a fl*ur*hr«d. II* bring* hla Influence lo bear on Hale affalra and Ilia* lo . Weak Ihronali Die harrlera of tAOO Tear* of tradition to know hi* hahjr/t<*'i» . » . • IO •n a a a ia a iia a n ia ia a a a i • Fintr WatcJr ‘Repairing Dfa tnohd Setting lllrohlto acquired f^at-hand ANU knoalrdae of kr*«tern way* when, aa Troirn Trine*, no .p en t »l» month* in Kirnp*. Today, a* Kmpentr. lie keep# In rtba* ’imieh H I S. Park At*. with European and American nreala h r Intm few lng Japan*** m im n iB m s s S s w s s — s s s s s l and forelan dlplnmata. and travelrra returning from abroad.‘ Ill* dally routine Inrludea readtnc nf U A llo w in g lor. l*n *a well a t Japan*** new* paper* , The Kmperor keep* fit byplayIn* p d f and lennta. Ha neither amnkr* nor drink*. knd keep* a of p u t due accounts. parttaaa merit hail* and P«al- diary lllualraled with picture* 1 helped yam taw yea M lp Uoa* ahall ho (Iliad froth regie made by hla own earner*. tor* of eltglkla* e,tabll«hed by General Wepalring ‘merit elim ination* for each claak Circle Number FiVo . of the Track A Anlo Beryk* of pcmttlo* Flral HuptUt Church will meet llodl.i—8pr Inga—Trailer* No employe# ln th* rlaa«if|*d with Mr*. W. T. Ilrook*, Jr. nt A price yea ran afford to pay •a rtle a of tha cam m lttloa ahall 1100 Carp A w. nl 8:30 o'clock. participate ia any form of potttl eat artltlly . direct or tndlrocL e ire p t that \*"* b al| bar*' th* n g * | td ripreaa traoly bla ri*w | • aa a clilien and to r a n h d vote. No per«w (hall be dl»qu»l tried from taking an eiamTnV Una, aor from holding th* po»ttl.on nor from holding the f a n tloa hecaa** of polltlrat or raItgiou* opinion* Thl* regulation nl»o provide* tor aa adritory commlllee on *Saah at So*" which, with Or**** Raft. ptaj-a tonight at th* Rita Theater. Kpln Announced By S h its. Group On Job Insurance Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler Maftih’S Garage A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 Martin’s Garage lo o t wage* paid ala* any odd l t b a tl .ewmeerattoa payabto by A t *m>l*T»i t* a a t other m* dNm other tha* c*»h were toror poratwd In th* third regatattow The** record* n o t »hnw; pvw asch day period; tha data of path period, (he number af day* Is which thee* are aight or more worker*' In r**p)*rmea\: roc READY FOR SALE \\> have jnbt ree e l v e d a fresh nhlpment of good broken farm mules which are ready lo be nold. *1 hla employment, h it wage* payable f«w each p», retied. Shewing mower wag**. ..triedlag g « * « t p*; s m ite. raeooaahle c**S Take* <f tematter*Ilea by thornsplayer la auv medium other than » rtrle tltn g »pettot paywwata. leted or actual amount at ftatulilf* reeetvad from peraoa* atbev then th* emplojcr; aper<*l payment. af any hind, larladlng dsaual houuec*. Kin*, prlrc, agami rat ng money paymrwia. maeonohta cu.h vatu* of other CHICAGO. Sept. 27. td l mana urt at Inn. the natnr* of **eh Fear that Chari** 8. Ho** had lay meat*, the period In which dietI to Ihe hand* of hidii«p|>rr» each avrvk eu war* performed toerraaod Inday a* hours |iaaaed »*• th* addreea re ad.lrrr.e* without Kvnl from the retired eath place af haatnaa* et which m anufacturer or hla abductor*. pay fall recard* era maintained, lYartded under ihe fourth rvg-1 Captain Daniel Gtlheil of (he aimtoa waa a |r**Hr nt oae per »late utlniney's poliev Ihcoritfd rent Tee eath fall month and lot th* 78-ytar-nld victim differing each period of lo*a than one fall from high blood pt*»»ure anil (Math at tha rat* nf i» * l k P heart ailment, might have died tepath of tin* pemrnl tor each of ahork *lnce he wo* carrietl off day tw Tracttoa t k n e f , Tht. In- Saturday night. HI* r*|d»r*, the t t p R ahall i m a a from the dav rapU In M il, ml&M .hate hidden M ow la* the da* date <>i aay Ihe body. Roe* yen* abducted on a load centt(halloa paymt-Ml up to and Tnttndlag the day pay mem a a* went of Chicago a* lie »a« driv­ mad*, a* *bown by the dale of ing In from Sycnmarv with Ml** tha P«*t mark therm*, U mall Florence Fvrihage, 4S, o ffe r »«<-■ rotary of Ihe g rrellng rani com­ Tim fifth r*«*tallnn • • * <ha pany a h k h Roa* ■ hra.led until ■diptton a f th* jn a ril prln’ tpal hi* retirem ent t a n y ear. ago. of. peranoal a Jm ln '.lral ton la nr d«C t* ta iu ra aa rfflitm t and orvmamtral ad ialat.il.ulna ,4 an ROYAI. OAK. Mich., -(A 1) i m* Im a m u rampenaatlon. tind*T thl* regalallna all appolal- INdtr* Ideut. Fr*nk Wiley an­ nounce*} la*t night Ih* rapture of H arry II. Dtnglrdln*, HI, fugltlr* wan In I to Connection with Ih* kill, draaV t >*mmla»|i*i -gig; mi«o*|. lag of tw a policemen a t Springlasnon* to her w rlfaie art Iill to* field. Ohio. Fears Entertained That Ross Is Dead JOB PRINTING C. E . B E N N E T T Try a Delicious Home-Cooked Mael Complete Lunch .....3Sc Select your food from s lint of dellelntut sandwich** snd home rooked psMlrirs. . . Meet your friends a t Idutey’s. W E F IL L A l.l. i'K E H C K IP T IO N S — I’llO N E >01 8 B I T . 28 T H R U S K I T . SO. 10.17 T. & SARDINES Rich Flavor CATS|JP •▼A*11AND Black Pepper VA Oz. PHONE M|* Pickle 21 Oz. Jar 2 For 2 5 c DiU Pickle 2 1 0 z .J a r 2 For J c APRICOTS No. 1 Tall Can Seminole Printing Co* CORRECT M EN U WEAK YORK lMPERIAp APPLES 5 lbsl YELLOW ONIONS 3 fbs. HARD HEAD LETTUCE 2 for .:. fy 6 III lb ■ .......... Ftosheim $9.50 up • ••«'* .* * * *■ F r i e n d l y $5.00 Ity Drpsrtment MV*!*rn Branded M or Club Q C Fortune $4*00 SHOES A W ulrjn Lois or Club . STEAKS lh. >— Hamburger or Psa 8 a spars 2 lbs— T rn n g Tender LIVER Ih.,. Mfc �1— : A LITTLE SCHOOL’S BIG HOPE C o n test 1 h e r e r n d a y L v em n g Bjr JULIAN 1 T»N 1TH0M ratrom mad. two jr*nU whan a* ■ •« a n d -rriq in i n c n i n Ui l ■BtelnV O tlt WILLIAMS; 'JIL'" • I bff Went uroend left *M on ’ A PUr hy play •CUtt lUfiMrSP-Uh take tVrera# fur i t yafdb w t » dan gattr-*' ■ * J first do**. Btrnvtrom want Firm Quartd r i * ' a* fcranai ;left rod far cum-. PM*. U » S ob hUhed1*ff‘ t * flahterd TembUd ood Ludim rod Lawson rOUTnad1" Ilia tall W n H d * t i their own i s ykrd frees Ike t t paid fthd 10 OM'SI Mes. Loads* oft *1dee and pre­ paid line. L a n d * ' mad* • ona'allaad. th their own .toA’ W ford orrr )rft tackl*. Laadonoff atrip*. Lila nodr three yard* av­ oid** aad prnalltad fir* yards M « hie own right tackl*. Tat* II* IS pard Hat*. La«*o* tkta punted St parda to Ik* Soaferd •klrt«d areeod hi* awh tefi.and « *h*r« Mona* rauad it back 1raring Interference for IS parda SS parda Aafora bring knocked aad a first down. Porgasoo mad a down, on ' n reran*, Stmatrorm to* parda around right aad. For- *a« kaockad dawn lor a two guaon modo t parda on n rororao Pard loa* wlira kt attempted a over right taekla. U w iog mad# left tod ran. Halt la oror. Score: on* pard and n flrat down plao-' Sanford .11—l<andon 1. lug Ua Ball on loodoo'a tavenl * Third QBarter yard line, lautdnn called tlma| Saatord kicked off to London o * t Potter roplaen* Wilcox it ' »»d ball went through entire tackle for fonfion. on a rarer*#,1 Landon team and Tala got ball lo w ton and Htolnort fumble for! >nd returned It SS parda to tho flvo yard loss but recover. L aw - -London SS yard atrip*. Oarln son triad Ida l*H tackle bat “ ad* fir* pard* orar right taa•topped fog no gala, rorguao* hi*.-Tat* want oror hla left lac-----* * -* —# j j ... —* — ' hi* an ■ fah* revere* for II an yard* and pUfcdd ball on ■■* parda aad recovered. Lyle want yard line and flrat down. For**- armmd left and fur 14 Pt|d* and Seminole Outfit Will Be Rated Over t h e Eustia Eleven After Fine Showing In Tilt With Landon Lions {Stetson Has Not > S,t£:23r,Lr;n'£UiW oii Over Gators I L tkrm for their Jt# * l gam r of Ih r _ n _ _ v t> - * / f W f c S i h M d o ^ ^ B r k o a ^ V tr y Frda wUI taka hla prateg*#| MMdelo with 0»e Eustia P a atk rre I n P a m f - 7 K Y d n r s M, tn U u t d tp Friday arm in g . I* * * * • • • * • f t 1. J Banford wUI b r rated o r r r _ „ . 'V Coach Mrmorp Martin'* oatflt and H a t t e r S H ftV e F a i l e d C the Colrrp Frda are going te .a t * r tem pt to o rrn up the count of t - Victoria* In the pact three p eart. T a ttle haa beat Sanford twice p while the Fcda hare been rlc* B ' lorioua only one*. £ In 1934 the I'anlhera end the L • ' Fade opened n eerier of gamer ■V. and th a t eraaon, In Hanford’s ' opening till, Kualli emerged with * win' umler their helm eti bp a 5 : '. margin of 0 lo 0. In 19M, Coach Kr M el-un* took a new hearp aleren f . to K uath for tha aetaon** opener ’■ and ware U n i again bp Martin'* Joutfit bp ■ 13 lo 7 acora. | I During Dial gam* Sanford had ' . held lb* I'anlhera acorateaa for the flrat quarter but Euatla ■V . atarled * passing attack th a t put . peer tha Initial touchdown and the K'_ a itra pohil failed, Tha Frda cam* ' back and with a 0 to 0 lead with tha half nearly over. Euatla tried to complete a paaa hot It waa In* E j’ tarrapted by Itoland Merchant who ra n d OS yard* for a touch* down. The paaa for tho a itra lnl waa good and Sanford want * ■ 7 to 0 IwuL “ Tho gam* progrriard In tha third qu arter and in the dotin g f.' minute* nf tho Ultra period, Euatla ’ . blocked a punt and took the ball over for a toudidown and mad* the eatra point going Into a 13 to J T land which mmalnad th a t way fo r tha real of the gam*. Last aaason, with one of the ■*o beat aquad* th a t McLucaa haa i; had since 1031, opened with the Panther* la a heavy rain and play waa acoralanr fo r the flra t half. Real L kick*? n tf to Sanford at . tha opening of Uta second half and Lolland McClelland made a th rill­ ing S4 pard run fo r'lh e only acora ■ n f tho gamn and Sanford won their firs t encounter from Euatla by a J i l l« D ncuro. During tho coming week MeLueaa plans to giro the flrat Stetson I atrtitkcr* a great deal of .defan* Stetson SI . ' , air* werk and the second string*r* Stetson • i Will get anolhar rlianro to **• Stetson 0 what they ran du on the offense. Strtaon 1 * Fred Oanas, Celery Fed center, Stetson 0 waa Slaw only Fed Injured In the Strtaon 0 Landon tilt but It waa not harmful Stetson 0 enoush to beep him out nf the HUUoa 0 gam s with Kualf*" Friday night. H utson 0 SUlvon 0 Strtaon 0 C ■ A V I YOUR W*Uh repaired by tmdly k»*wa hrw. trigga. Jeweler Magnolia Avo- A L IT T 1 1 -I C MO O l *f ■ I ® H D a n k , 1M pound balfbach Tar Davidson Callaa The aaniar soaring threat halls Irani Oanaarl nthaal** a n i l aaraUmaat, IU fast ball tana* aud w a r d lam year against strong ap; T O D A Y ’S S P O R T I N G a. IX W O R L D k Zl, By JULIAN 8TEN8TRUM Herald 8 porta Ed I or Hanfard over Orlande far aa“ther lima by a margin of SI la «. In tha Untie, contest which will also ’be played on Ih* local field rail* for another Fad vletorp*~ly n acore or XI tu 14. Tha Bolt** trams will lie n holiday affair for November II. Seminal* nhoald ram p 'ever ' IUII F*rriii*« Ht. August la* MnlltU by a acora af 41 to T • ad thru down thrlr home­ coming rivals, l*raburg, by a scar* af SS ta St. Of course thesr game, wlU hartlly coma out on tha same iroras w* have arlactad but any­ way It brings .out tha gmaral klra. T SE ST T oronres W* hat* to raprass our opin­ ion on th* Fad defensive but lb* dafraalr* work of tb* locals U tha poorest Brmlnal* has had In aeaaon* past and It la axpecUd that Coach l-eonard McLucta -will drill tha Ftda for the next three dapp &ira la acrimmag* with tha flrat atrtngar* an lb* defanahr* aid* of th* rough and laugh work­ out, galling ready far th* Euatla tut- With th* shewing af th* Pads la their hardest gam* af the ****** with londea and tha acora af tha UU. glvaa ua Vstlmal Vsnallan Blinds. 41 ranU H r sq ft. Finest blind* ohUlnubU. Hanford Awning A Shads Co. 10* E. Snd 8L Phon* 784 J. Werka Allows G-Men Only Six Hits While Winning By 8 To 1 TnU la hit by ftro Sanford lac- Ing tha G-Men to six acatUi blors bat does not coma down hits. and finally gala lain the open The two clubs wlU m ere be and team do ana tb* field for a to Gainesville for the sixth g*i TT yard ran to send London Into of the series to n ig h t Jake Baa U * lead. Scorn Hanford U —La*- w||| pitch for the G-Men, M asai don PL . Sanford-calls time o u t Don McShane said. T»»a want ovor'Y ight tackl* on Gabiesvllla holds a lead of tk) n linn smash In make extra pamei to two o re r Cordele la I point. Score Hanford t t - U n o o n trrira between U e ehaMpBna' *7: the Florida Slat* and (BO Georg Oa-.ta return* to gam# la place Florida leag u e s and needs e of F rasier at half back. Wilcox' more conquest to gain tha d* also goea la for Bcott a t end. , | 0n. Oraham la for Uavla. ajl for London. London kicks off and •on again wont aroand right and • Nrst down, r a t * mao« enothar for n touchdown. Heora: Hanford tlrst down whan ha daabad o ra r S—London S. Forguaoo faded back >•« tachl* for IS yard* berora .tophi# right and shot a flat paaa W a s lilt by Morgan, lu ll on S -to Morgan foe extra point. Heora: ra rd line, f i l n want o rar Uft -Hanford 7—landon g. | tackl# for toachriewn. Bear*: Porgaaon klekad off for Ban »«Bford 14— Land don tS. . T a t a 1 font and ball want out of bounds crashed over lit* center nf tha | on lA adon'a own Xt yard Fa*. ' or thn extra point Bcora: T ala amaahad ‘tb* eantar of the Hanford 14—Iwndon 14. • p r a t r being n artback. C lassified Advertisements Cordele Defeats Gainesville Ini Game A t Albany I lln" for *aran yard*. On a rel<andoa kicked off to Banford verse, aavtn mails four yards and »«4 fUlbort took tha ball on tha a first down, on a fab* rataraa. *» rnrd Ho# aud brought It to Tula want orrr right tackl* for tha 14 before being knocked aeran yards fialary pads railed <•*"- l««w»on triad JaH and bat time oat. On nnotbar' flha re- waa bald for no gain. Forgo eon versa, Tala «mashed' Taft guard l o t n »« Parda when nailed In for eeren more yards and'a ftrat backflald. On » reverie. Biotadown. Tate' amaahad through baaloot two yards lAwaon punt tar for *slg yards and Oavl* ratal* *<* »>* 6* yard lla*.- Tat* Ulad for ala more orar Uft »*< • f »• r*rdn at ranter on a guard and n'flrat doon. Tat* ravarao from Lpl*. Tat# want aroand left and for nU* “ *1' P«nla at canter for yarda. a first down. Tata - want orar Tats reversed and skirled right tachl* for IS yarda. tarnaroand right end for IS yard* hied but recovered First down, and aaolhar Aral down, Hanford T*U W i off g rarda through callad tlmo out. Tata mad* Hr* maUr. Joqaa repUrtng Rumyard* orar left tackU and t u U hlay fo r ’Calory Fed* u l t w mad* lira yard* when he amSah im Bahford. ,Tat# mad* IS ad through eantar, Lpl# tbaa Fdrda ovsr right guard for anwant around hU lift and |*ar"rat down, flavin thrown lag Interference for a touchdown. ' * ,#"T P*rd# lose. Tat# cam# Bear*: Banford T—Landon S. hack for Ihra# yard* over canTata want over hla right gaard <* line and also on tha j next for extra point. Bcora: Banford want for Dro n o n yard* T—Landon T. •nd * touchdown, Hanford 14— Tata'* attempt to i Iaa4oa klekad off to Baaford LanddE ttand Oolbort braoght U to tha S3 ««*h llo* for extra point failed. n r t i i ||g before b ilo i KBtckMl down. lAiwaan w eal aroand left and for S3 p ird h a tta r aacaptng three tackier* Forgo,on mada a brilliant ran -ronod right oad fo r S t-S yard*, baraty missing a flrat dawa. Lawaon atartad aroand hla left and and than cat back over left lack!* for fir* yards and a flrat down. Oraham cam* I n ' t o replace D ank for London. Laadon was penalised for ogcaaalr* time outs tor fir# rarda Forgaaon mada S yards aroea'd right and for another r , . t ™ T u . m w U t aramtd laft and far eight n u n rard a and flrat qnartm . . d w T . l a i t n d dear-tec Banford'. halt * • London's eight F*rd Itoa, Forguadn want around right-and far a«v*n yolNa p lad ag ban on on* yard Una. F erguses than want over orator for tonehdwwn. Bcora: Hanford I I cAAford 14—-TAjiOoa 20, lundon kicked off and ColbeM «»♦ hall and returned It from tb* U .to Ik* 4t yard Una, Lawaon 'h lrta d loft and for IS rarda and a flrat down. Ferguson lost nlna Tarda whan hn fumbled* ball and “» « * »" haehtlald. End of third wuartar. Boor*t Banford 1 4 - U * r don Si. IlumbUy replacing Jonas right tackl* for Calory Fed*. Fourth Q uarter Btblaoff bald for no gain wbaa h* attem pted la go o ra r right tackle. Blolnaff mad* nln* rarda »vdr right U c h k . Morgan klcbM “ >• ball which went oat *« - Bmriocd*. 4l yard U a. for sa ra a yarda. On firm ptay, K » h U d and BanUH f r ­ oor^ 4- H«uW*F N M « « (M b m L BUdnalt mnd* 1 yard o ra r right LnwaBn triad U ft t aad bng w na thrown |b r n #*r#n yard »•#*. ' " W “ •« . L-w ' FOR DEUQOUS SNACKS •» *A‘ Green VaUi Dairy . Phone 892-W or 823 SPECIALS Fit Half FLORIDA COOKED LOBSTER 25c Lb. FRBSIl FLORIDA UNCOOKED LOBSTER 20c Lb. FRBSIl LA RGB SCOLLOPS 45c P t Florida & ' B altin or* OYSTERS SANFORD FISH MARKET IIT BufeeW Are. PO iee as SEE US FOR Idaho Grown Bean Seed “ BU R PEE 'S SE E D S GROW" HENRY A. RUSSELL 8EBD Op. • W. FIRST AT. . . PHONE *1 Opportaallli TRADE—Gulfport, MU*, lou for HoUlg rooming booAo or m Uu* Wht Vjnrant Lcngo, DrvMuAlr* M strl, Chicago. 8—Automobile^ * ANOTHER DUAL Four wheal Trailer with body, apacUl fS9S.A Ford roadster, apacial MWO B*#l R Son*, Used Oar Dealers. Fad* gams* an th# acheda1*. ** "• Urra they u n i * ' Tb* gama with Euatla on Octoah. bar 1, should provide plenty af - —e thrill* for th* customer* and tha Banford offanao. w* hallav*. will b*'t#o strong far th* Fan there. ~ W* hallav# that the Pada^Ffll win r~ Z ^ M w r a a r n u l , . CABBAGE and OOLLABD PLANTS new ready. Write far BaUabla woman dosira* day's work prices, atatlhtf quantity wanted. ar laundry en Ua place, at THE DAVU PLANT COMPANY. «**- Cali far LUU, 1004 E- TU BL m . *. In tha gaaea at U h a Otr. * th* Pads should ramp b a l l to IS vlaiary- Th# Oamlaol* P T ’* ’kramvv MIRRORS PAINTS QUAI13Y— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Pi^docti ^ �, Wf »i S crtijn o le C o u n ty P r o d a CM ■ ' M o re F r u i t A n d V e n t u b l e s H u n A n j S im il a r A re * i n A m e r ic a j \ 1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , D eficit End Is Predicted By Roosevelt JEVELT SEES YELLOWSTONE Effort Is M.Dde$To Secure Permit For Filling Station At Park And EigrMjt Praises Columbia Electric Project Many routine .m a tte rs wore brought befiro th* City Com­ missioners ‘iast n lfh t gt tholr lart regular meeting tn' thla fiscal y c ir, causing action on tha bud­ get for the romlng year, which te g ins October I, to b* deferred until Wednesday night when th* Board mecta in an adjourned see ■ion. It was Indicated last night th a t th* Commissioners will probably adopt the budget, levy City tag mlltsge and other Incident m at­ te rs at the adjourned meeting. Last night Attorney E. F. Ilousholder appeared before tha Commissioners and requested th at they re-conslder th eir refusal- to grant th* Sinclair Refining Com* p in y permission to e rret a filling station a t th* Intersection of Park Avrnue end F.ighth Street. Mr. ilousholder brought out th* fact th a t there would always h* objectors to encroachment of busi­ ness In the raaldantlal area but II Sanford wished to develop on Park Avrnue the Commissioner* must not hinder this progress. Mayor Higgins advl<cd tha A ttorney th at the m atter woulJ be “aired ou t"-an d th at if it de­ veloped that Park Avrnue should be opened la business as ■ m atter of policy the filling atsllon per­ mit would he reconiIdered. Action on the m atter wsa deferred until the next regular meeting, Th* m attes of diversion traffic to French Avenue thcr discussed last night. BONNEVILLE DAM. Ore. fan. Sept. 28.— (AP)—Presi­ dent Roosevelt stood on this great federal power naviga­ tion ln o je c t today and as­ serted its cost would be re­ ____________ President Roosevelt slopfvd a t Arturned many times over riQ^-y.-AaHraai^tRvuf**' UsU' Point to admire th e -O rra t #VH» in Vellowslone canyon while improved navigation, cheap­ e r electricity and distribu­ sightseeing In the Yellowstone National park. Mrs. Roosevelt slso tion of power to "hundreds seems to be graatly entranced by the scenic beauty. The Pro* blent o t eravll communities within ■ g n a t radius." In Iks first forms] address of Ms. wsst coast trip, hr tied In this $61,000,000 Colombia Bsstn , undertaking with his progrsm far regional and national plan­ ning* Hs declared too that Inatapd of ipending half Its tncoms * aa armaments a* some notions ' do, America was wiser In buildtrig such projects to give "more wealth, better living, and greater " h*ppln.ss for our children." The President also promised a i “definitely balanced" budget by tbs as <t fiscal year—July 1. . IMS. Hs predicted that through r broader ns# of slactrk power Share would be a wider geo1* distribution of the pop’ .through the building W uf smaller contmualties. Speaking ta "hi* "friend* and neighbors' In fdsbo's capital, Presidin'. Roosevelt said yester­ day he was trying to think of "the blggar objectives of Ameri­ can Ilfs," Instead af Uiy petty (ten Untie* en Pegs Three) , Largest Docket Of H iis Summer Nets Sanfprd Over $450 > City violators yesterday added ,hvar $4SO In ftnaa to the City’s •offers from the largest City Jacket during tha entire sum* I Thirty-seven parsons ware a r reigned before City Judge Frank Li Miller to answer charges rangJag from reckless driving to tha ••Ohic of tottery tickets, the 1stt*r heading tha list of violators* ! J ) f tha IS persona triad for tha gala of lottery ticket* IS received ihma of $SS or 7# day*, and the <rther four war* continued to the It aourt session. The violators of wham plead guilty, ara C. . Newsom and tha following ne Early Anderson, W, R. •gh, Walter Johnson, J, Clark, Ed Jonas, Charlie GlbOeeyge Burton, Oaorge Ilag' I . J* Perry, Lewi* Jordan, i Doyle, Annie Mat Blair, J. Ir, Qua Tipple and Horae* were also ar* W ore the City Judge to IW * r * disorderly conduct They were: Joseph 6 tm Henry Milton and >8tavern who receivevd sen . t f .$$ ftps ar 10 days In [ Jane* Ban Halt, Mabel l a warn Patterson, and ar, who war* given an of a $10' fine or SO .Leroy Banks, ■fc J*B ar Oavk avia, wh* were dlsMarphy ky and Raymond i, ehargod w ith tlaf liquor war* die* Daunla Hatcher, urUka charge vras fined days. WOli* Jamas tailing liquor with­ ers* also fined $3S id Elijah West was and hla party drove through the park en ‘ioule to the Pacific n orth­ w est on hla "public pulse feeling" tour. ___________ _______ Morgenthau AndjW.F. Shelley Is Eccles To Seek Re-elected Head Balanced BudgeJ Of Rail Chapter Two Chief Fiscal Of­ Other Officers Are ficers Sec Balance Elected By Members As Business Need For Coming Year W A S H IN G TO N , Sept, IS.— w. V. Shelley, local railroad —The Administration's two chief man, was re**lreled lis t night (Itcal officer* will urg* Pros! to serve as president of the San- (C« i IIb m I m CHINE6E BOMB VICTIMS BLOWN INTO TREETOF$ Russian Envoy 1 Leaves Nanking Japanese Claim Sue* cesseH On All Ma­ jor Chinese Front* . Hr Tli# A iw flitN I*m « JnpnR wna placed on «fl imllmilitt war footing today nnd prepared for a long con­ flict rn the F ar Eaut. Tha Wnr Ministry Issued military, orriliwincc •’number 41" in­ definitely prolonging mili­ tary ncrviee for nil officer* nm l men o n tho active reaerve liats, Tim drvrlopm rnt ram a as mil* llary observers In Nnrlh Chino guv u Hirlr cat Itunics th at 0d0,> uuu Jspuucss troops were being iiiuhllliod—in the event Russia So terrific was the ix plosion of humbx tlrupprd by Japani-eo aviator* on hundred* of Chinese ■hnuhl hpcome Involved ,tn th* refugee* at the Kungklnng ta ilu ry rtallon m-ar Shanghai that some hodlc.i of the victim* were Utnu-Jspsnese war. Reports w era blown into Ireetops, A few can Ir -ren high up in hriiiirhe* of the tree nt the right. Mure than 1100 currvni Ip Tokyo that hug* Iron* content rations were masslivf Wen- killed and 4fi0 wounded. This picture whs rushed to the Dulled K lM o aboard llir Philippine along Hie Manrhoukuo fltbarU Clipper. , border. b*rom Moscow olflrlal Soviet organs warned "we do tint wool war hul e n ar* always rssdr. C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S jD i d a t O T S for war." Aid) a t Nanking INin It >I V. Itugomoloff, Bovlst am* liaatador to ('hind, suddsnly board cd an airliner for Maaoow gr*' sumahly on a m atter vitally If'. fsctln t R usits'e position U Iho Htnu-Japsnnse conflict. Frcvl Holly, m rom lm ut Isrmor, jp w »ljii underwent UII uppeiudriHi Jaycees P ro ffer oc-mAid To City In Trig Developing Park Project Forlm: WPA ^ rovem en t Of Iauke !*■■■ T i m ) Huge Troop Concent tratlons Reported' On Border Between Mnnchukuo-SIberin Seek Peaceful P a c t Slot Jackpots Are Robbed In Monk*s Place Third Time t x . .... Iaocal Woodmen To LOCAL WEATHER CitrilH Growern Have Market Agreement day. Smathera Charges Plot Among Senators Public Rec<>rd Keeper Returns Old Papers .. , , f , Hitler And MimscUnL _Muu«bUa. . $ <« -^ ® » ^ ^ Aim At Deal withT;mmrr*w , , Qn ‘rt ?I France And I] upland American Lawyers “Front Is Approved R a p Constitution Speech Of F. D. R. McLucas Is Speaker At Jaycee Luncheon British Board Issues Ruling: On W hiles , In W est Europe ford Chapter of the Railway Employers League' of Florida a t the le a g u e ’s regular mcetlog held fronts. K.ildtng a slUurs of s«vupend Ion uf | ho IVnt.ild l,nu«ti last evening a t K:0O o’clock at arul days on. the progress of Its ton Mruiiirlal itospllnl Inst week, the Valdei Hotel. tCewllaesA *■ r*e# Tkrve) l» ii'portnl as rpthlly riHorerApproximately 70 members of ... . . M. L. Rahurn. ihiilrtnan nl Inrr; 111: 1: 1.IN, Kepi.,' 2H. —(/lTthe loc«l chapter were present at the meeting which was featured Itvii-hsfuchirr Adolf Hiller slid KANSAS CITY. Sept. !*.—W) tho park ro tim iltlin of tho Ran j Tho Spnfonl Kin .mis f l ub w ill,,, . „ , by the deetlon or officers for the —Th* Amerlran tier AssocUllon ford Junior t 'handier nt rmn* Mit'i.ollni | have h hi dv n p u ls r uc-Lly luncUou romlng yenr anil an address to muruo, eppusn d tinfini- tin- City frlrndsliip with Kngland n , he m em ber, by J. II. Mobley of proolrd with loud spplause yes Commissioners nt the r ii tuilnr liinmriiiw a t iuumi in the grill tordny strong speerhee from "•"in " f ihc Vnlilva IJ 111, iu-coiiI- enm n doin' of their 'Kuropcnii £ £ £ ™ n 7 . . ? . * a “ ™ " i u t o W H J * . I* soma of Its lenders ngslnst Pres m e tin g III |he r n y Hall lint un: In un uiinoiiiKvimui madi* to- policy, politicnl cilile* of loth drnight and reqin sled Unit ttie blent Roosevelt's Supreme Court liny hy Kiclm-y J, Nix. •In.4,1 1(14ley. Monk.'* I’lacs was again robbed rx * e s-sw w w MulrleyV propimal sinl tn rebuttal^ (a the Coriinilssliincrs doslgnule a rerpublic debt. The iw iija ic ld ti'idcrs mcU iit n or Ilm jnikpota Ip two of lha .lain iHirtlan of ilm |■ iop. I lal.r the oulllnci made by the slalc President’s Constitution l>sy ad Although neither lies comment, M «s Murgan-l Sqiilri', IlM,*l p in nte luncheon for nn ucruss* slut machine* In Hm esUhllahshore initk for development hy r lil Him wna Inpiicd ed an tb s recent etock market body fihluring th# aim s and ac­ dre»s, Hiinduy , Ihi luldc tulle 11 lore their wulld- 1limit last night when Intruifere the Jayrees. complishments set by the. Itaguc — in reply to the president's d»decline authorities pictured hoth ufluruoml whi'ii slic was llirowu Iirondrrut iippenl for the eiitersil the building lliroilgh *■ "The Junior Clmnilnr of t'niuSrrlptlnn of the Constitution as as believing this drop probably through ihc coming year. trnm a nml nr m il-, was d * licur-eful to||:dior.il I n vs it li nthel' skylight nbnvn lha rsnopy and mono wants tn tn'Ri In some During Ihc meeting the elec­ a "layman’s document, not a resulted tn part from business way to gei tills prnji'i t under 1 turned Irum Ilm ........ aid launch nuliiiiis ft mu Ho- .MnyfioUl Hlym- scoured npprnillunlely f!5 out of uncertainty over the govern­ tion of officers was held and lawyer's conlrarl." Frederlrk II. lha ntebi'l timl dime machines, way lietore the Influx, id lour Inn Memorial ||iH ylin l llilniuorti pie .''Indium. after re-electing Mr. Shelley ne Hllni htleld, bar *«*or alton pre» iua. It vitta ri'porli-d today. ment's fatu rs fiscal rours*. 1st* thla winter," Mr. Ill,nun The two F m c"t iliii-fs ngir*ed, snmotlmn early tills morning, pohead i f the railrvad body, the blent, (old lha convention'! op Secretary Morgenthau disclos­ slated, adilitig Ilint Hie Innly IihiI well inforiued r|uitii'smen ssid, tn lieu hidlnvu. ed th a t a new drive la under chapter rlrcted M. M intrik *• suing aesshini Tho city hrli-tcr laarni-d Hil, was llii' third Him* (luring "Of [I meg who participated on liainl g1no which lin y wished •iiuridliR Hist llulpli Ragwi'll. uliut might he ti i i ni d n fuur- llinIt past way to curb government eipcnu- the firs'. Vice-president, M. L. fow months that the to contribute til soma wmlliy M’ctctury of Hm Sotnlnoli. (*„u!|. power pint hy stages—tolliritplu Tlllli m the second vice-presi­ In framing the ConalRuOnn, 3! lluraa but h* promised th a t there civic purpose, pnfenibly tin* Knglind now nml Inlvr IVnnce. loillihiig bus lino n entered slid dent, 1. F. Preston aa the third were lawyers • • • If the Con­ will ‘be no cut* In the salaries ly f'liiim har uf r»mni>rn>, I* hi park. Miisvuliiii nnd, Hiller in an ex* roldiod and In such rasa the obii linn h la iter condition nml lluit of Federal Worker*, and the un vice-pr-sident, and W. C. Tifon stitution of Hie United Stales is rluinge of hsinpiol lunsts ln-t Jni t was to etiiplv Jnfkpol* In tha Tim Ciiinnilsslouera ndilseil as the fourth vice-prrsident. M. a layman's document w* mav lm la cvpi-i led In |„t sat-ll a| Ids employment relief funds will not (light Irtlffilllled Miliilurity of th* slot m achines., drily lEo of th# F. Hal*, wa* ra-elrcted to serve bow In reaperl to the 33 men of Mr, llaburn. howawr. Hist due u lli'ii v. till In a few dtiys. be reduced again. tour marhliiea worn tohhnd duw Itomc llvrlm-«>^, uf eliMo eidl^i He revealed that he discussed a s secretary and treasu rer of the Constitution who ware not tu the rointlHiin id the piopns<-<l to n ynitli In which Hiu more paik hK-stlnn at present no Ini hm id mn in L‘iiio|ii'*n affairs. lawyers" tha economy campaign with Pres the organ iration. The regular schedulnl weekly Tho two Fnsrist tcadrra pro- niiHitisIvo mur.hdiea urn kept tot; The group elected several James A. need, former Dem- proramanls i-nuhl bn mndn Until met ling of (ho Sanford Lions Idant Roosevelt before the Chief clalmeil lliut tlodr cooperative Biifofy, sow* of Ike work priiil.lcd In llii'!!' Esecatlv* departed on hla West ataiidin- committers for the com ocratlr senator from Missouri, , . hih will In* held tomorrow eve- axis, thoi|;h rnpnhto of support­ Tho Inlrudora entnrsd the build* WI'A prwjmt will, li Tins Ing year nml most im portant of greeted the ronvenllonlng law­ *m trip, and that hs had ron" d ’K at 7:00 oTIork at the Valdes ing even wilier KurUpeul) ro -o p e f log through an open window sent to lieHdqiinrlera has been these rninmlUeca were th* mem yer* ns “prolsgonlsta of the Con­ tonrptrtrit ferred with acting director of the t Hotel, nrrurding to nn announce­ ulion, i, iuipirvloiiM to wny at- id in ro Ilia rniiufiy which allow* budget Daniel Bell and o thrr bership committee, the legist* stitution." ment made today hy the dun leniptn In; urork Itulo liernian nlr l» enter n . largo ventilator "Ww nppiei nte your ileslm I i Warns of applause echoed Budget Bureau offlclsle oo tha lure committer and th* program vivu-tary, J . L. (uillowny. m operate In Hit* waller," May-1 fill lidsllip of pluyliii; olio nilloll fun. The peraon or pnraoni then committee through Ilia packed auditorium 1*1711 budget. turn n pirgn hnlo In Ihe eld* p t Featuring the program fo r the a* he declared the framers of or Kdwuid Higgins slati-d. udil f Tho Banfnrd (Tmsa and riim;k- off agninot Hu- other. . “ W* will have the figure* In lug that Hii-lr aid would ho of II Ituco nod Ills host,' Rotelis- Hie small ventilating tunnel U 4 ship* for tha W eeldent upon evening wnr* lap dances by Miss the (>ni»lllu(lofi "knew lliat an mare practical / heart t In Hie «r riu li will bold lls regular fuehi<r Hitler, Hindi- diaiuatlr l r - driip|ied to llin floor. They pro* hla return." Morgenthau said, i Doris Jackson n n l J , A. Peckbam. honen fanatic, whether otejiurrh scheluled weekly meetlnr hnilght near fidnm. "I ftlehdshlp nt u iqraUil-tn empty lha Jackpot* sag Miss Jarkeon was accompanied or stain. Is the most dangerous Asked ir ha sllH hope* to al hi the chib rooms „f Hm Vsldiu affiriuatiun tliiny returneli linck fnVt he taa-' Bhoitly after Ilm appearance of stnto 1 1-vt it jut-1 git on in the Reli-hsby her mother. beast ever turned loose to rurae t*U a balanced budget this year, hnli'l starving Ul 7 111 o r loeU, not and out of Ihe winnow as Mr. Rahurn. Hie City fattier* 1 linm-l llrry nr (In ve iling It.ilinn Attending as • gueats of - th* the earth—all th* morp danger­ b* replied: according to nn unnoiiTn erm-nt they had rnmo lit. "Put not golas to say. But w* leegue last night was W. N. Liv­ ous If hts rruel porpose, are formally adopted Hie WI’A l»oJ ] mndn this mornliiK l., A, (!. stales mutt. la i c a l p. o l i c e l o o k n -g r o u p of H itler drclpnd, ilmwevrr, th . . .at ... msikid by gentle smiles end eel as drawn up hy Cliy i:nri Mudden, eecretnry. era exploring every avenue la ingston of Orlando and a g r Ihn Rome-Rcrlin nvis must nut* Huger pi In Is found III thn tmlli* tabulat­ ne#r Fml T. WIHIsun wldeh o f employees In hia division In friendly protestations e a rs J^ssrreter possible." la- interpreted n. — t lie* form ation) lug nml nt*o ostlmaled Hie prop* th« railroad department in th at ed tn lull the Intended vlillms had previously lieen triilntively npprnvrd. The pinjivi ■.ills for I of a bloc nlnii-,1 u,:aiiij>t other crly ilntnugu nl nbnut four dob *’ city. Into security. Inr a. E r trfi ia ii nf l D r iiC c t l .1(•uri, r , i» *tatra.'' "Reason cannot appeal to nor an sipendltiire of nenrly i.io.C cn ItUe C I J Ii uHttr „ 0 n ,h o rui>tr»r> we are con-, rompsse'nn mitigate the fury of 0M with Hui City p.ijlnc over _. * , ,, vinred that Ihtuiigh thic, ouri a fanatic. • • • Th* degree id 11.004 as Its shpre. Tha pinjert provides for III* .g T w- J ,y »?: ,°;5’ ....... >»»■"". " " '•■•» ran serve' fans tl<lam la often tha measure 1 (lllrl,.,u nf liu r| development.of the west serllno the Rm-lmci. of th r Wnrhl. will ,,,,, |in, H**d Coach Leonard L. Me of unity.'’ be host tunU ht *t * district j r(,cnlrteg Lut J I lho«, the of tha I'ark, the letting of Lacas a t tha Bemlnol* High Aa Reed concluded President cast or « g.-n-j , . "Far* " ‘T Hcboot CeMry Fads, wa* ' LONDON, Sept., SI. —(AT—The ■llnrhfleld remarked, "all of you sbruhs. trsoa, and nil other work meeting that will la- held in - W „lm - c l o .a to no, required to romplelo the plan ford at Ihe A,-oilcan I a-g ion Hut. ,.r, | tat*rjratloni,l uml. iV tim lh .g V lon * * . •" * speaker today at U>* Ban ford British Board of Trade recently must realise sow the atmosphere *-----_________________________________________________ ■ except a^-atiered xhowera on thR According to irformel Imi re­ Junior * Chambar . of Co Issued a regulation that "all bias In which yoa will be all this to h* followed throughout the r | keys, Kxlremn Northwest FloV* ceived here hy f . C. t'olllnes of luncheon held at lb*> Valdes Ho­ whales measuring TO feat fas a week," and was greeted by htud development of Hi* paik. W »-»*,r t°n |«'*t and W*dn**dayt Th* project situ provides for the local csinp, C. K. Sage of tel where he mid the young Ban straight line between th* tip of handrlapplog. , . warmer In west portion Wed*#*the grading of the park men, .Ocala end dlstiict secretary, has ford civic body of the naoeoalty the upper Jaw and th* notch be­ ravorlag with murk, lusutlstfun hivltad all ramps In be well rep­ of good training, and the fun­ tween the fluke* of th* tall shall _____ > Daytona Tide* of aah-lrrlgidliiii system ■■ well resented and also has arranged bo considered Immature." damentals of tha football Tuesday's tides, low, 7:>T A, as g water srsletn fur watering fo r S tate, Held' Judge' Firm' U. V/ASIIINOTON, Kept., JK. - M T and w hat makes a good football * Quirk es a flash a young men Dame of Fort'' I’irrcv to be pres­ •—H enry L. I’rlnglc and Frank P. H , t i l l P. M ; high. 1:41 A* M. flowers and gra.ss. ttfr. jr wrote int ent anJ also Slrte Manager V. la ird , re p re sm istn c s uf a Flori­ 1:01 P. M. Tha maettng waa presided/over Forgive me fer being, a s token­ ■ srem sU r | . V. Miller labelshd. da citrua growers' committee by Vic*-President E. B. Lousy. ing old nosey, hut who held* the WASiyNGTON, 8 apt, t*. Today 14.09; yesterday IP, IsoLmitted to the ugrlcullure ad* The group discussed plana for whales nhll* the skipper measure* (AT—Senator Brasthen, New J e r­ Freclpitatl** ! jutlm enl adininistintiim yrstersey Deraacvet, charged today that another baaatiflcatlan project thcmT Sweden Ih Preparing: [day Total tor yfstarday___ __ _ H _ . _ a proposed prw marketing with tha ptknnad Ban lord T rail­ at the time Hag* L Black was Total tor month to data—4.11 F o r L a rg e r N a v y sgraem ent regulating the shlpe r Camp ns tha objective. Tha Th* Abraham IJnootn nation­ narahutod U tho S g N m Court EDINBURGH. Kept. JX.—0P>Normal to dot*- ....... ..........f J> . ment of fr%U4o nurlhrrn markets. suggestion oh Ibis m atter was al monument, gear IfodghavlU*. there wm a “plet smeevg some Krials ad finally h n lulllled a Temperature* HTOCKIIOl.il, Sept., a t._ (jp > _ They bold ■ long conference to Hi 1 * 11.11 nl slx rru . brought up h r Clyde Ramsey hut Kr., contains tha tog cabin and ten to delay to t I t toast two Maximum. I I : minimal Plana f a r a bigger navy, w hich'w ith AAA officials yesterday and tha project la only tentatively part of tbs farm where Lincoln years th* confirmsttom at gay a r ­ Harold reading; Th* aaaisUat keeper nf tbs Will U suggested to parliam ent planned to Mnllnue the discussettled .. was bora. mada t o .rte a ld c n t Official Report 0 farad** Pwhlte Record office has n n i p ear, incliulr three cruiser* ■Ion* today. The new pact, spproved by th* the organ! The Nsw York. Jhtoaga and Th* Ttot" waa # m*Hun role rued glee lAvcuinrnl* which four t oro edo Im ats. thw * roa«i selected Job* Be hlrsrd to Aa Angeles public librarian all •*¥. to to n th* ehoatoi h a re hesn ret ureed un defenao aktpa, I I motor torpedo growers' oaauwiltre at lakriami^ If convoy for tub* Sept. 10, permits prorating o f, ** d*r lha iroaty of Nurihamptoa it,eea.ee* h* hi charge af tha program for 1a H fruit at all lime*. _______ * M court. « • . > » . ribraia X - ------------Roosevelt in .balance the, budget in the n » il D»c*l T»»r* formed officials said today even It It require* new and heavier tax**. These person*, said Secretary Morgmtbau and Chairman Mar­ tin e t B. Eerie* of the Federal Reserve Hoard are convinced a balance ne.wcen between tnenmo -anil batanea . t 600,000 T il Tomorrow A s Russia Threatens W ar R ilJ pfut*s P^jJaps Molilize Budget Actioty President P r o m is e s “Definitely Balanc. edn BudgetForNext ‘Fiscal Year, 1938 Bays Nation Is .Wise ToSpend Money On; I PWAInsteadOfWar! •AY, SEPTEMBER 28, I 9S 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, September 27, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 27, 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/ce133506f7e9e37e26aeeeec9ec11085.pdf d66e4f800e95cb3d93ed2ebe57099ddc PDF Text Text "h .i \t" :t j ® 1•Xr5r IS . ___ M c L u c a s M a c h in e G iv e n E v e n Yankees ______ H E W A S U N D E R W E IG H T Again F u n d a m en ta ls O f B lo c k in g C h a n c e O f V i c t o r y In G a m e Take American A g a i n s t T r o g d e n ’s E le v e n League Pennant McDowell Has Been Hard On His Squad Of 24 Candidates With A Pair O f Drills Scheduled On Every Day On Field Feds Strong PuzrihuT Style O f Play On New York Takes 2nd : The Offense And Also Aerial Attack Straight Flag With Expected To Give Lions Trouble Hitting A s Factor will attempt In replaca Kina thry definitely cllnrhril thrir Kona WllUnma at left auard, N,Jninth league crown Iwyond all A. Darkey. will laka th* p1are] mathematical iloutl when th* of floddy Wliklnaon at rlaht|acc«qd-place Tift roll T iter* war* guard, Ault Joura will taka Ihe^llmlnatnl through a defeat at plarn of Jim Htapler at right the hand* of the lioaton Had So*, tackle, Robert Ifnwnll will ba in] Featuring, a* uaual, power hit* Ihare for lila aacond year and-Una, and allied by a fine comeatao Ham Wall* and tlltly Col- back on the part of Icefty Gomel, bert. rjnnaa will tm at canter, their top-flight pitcher, and a hla laal. *ca*on. quick return to form by lied Ruf- T he STANDINGS Up *1 tandnn, llm I,Ion* aro going In nllitnipl to add another win to llmlr airing of IT vlrtorle* which lliey hnvn rarked up since lant In-lug defeated hy Andrew Jarksnn of Jacksonville aarly In the IBIS season, last year limy played n guine* dur­ ing Ihn ynsr and enteraeil with 12 wlna anil mily one loss. The nulrotnn of the game tie night may no u lung wgy from lha flupllrnllon Ilf the game played with tho l.lons last sea eon a* tiummy fliirdln 1* with t’narh Jack Met to well's Molllii* crew Insloud of with Trogdou *nd Hnrdmnn |« thu ymuigsler Wlm Imnf tho Fed* ln*t year, Thla leave* the burden of win nlug up In I'loirllu Tate who aidnd llardmuu last sen*on and It will bo up In him lo *,*e what ha Wln do V1III, the Fed*. Tim Fed def*n*n .1* sill) Ini need of anilio polleliliu. bill llielr « alve nllnek* «ll| poxlldy i Idelnry durllu; III,, aomwin.l with the Tiger*' loaa, left them 12 game* out In front- with only H f W AS U N D IR W IIC H T mnd 10 to play. The standing* of the ■nay. aaya Joe Hagarty (above). 4U-po two leader*' after yesterday’* hoaNew Ynrk'a Rhinelander port af the Amer tilille* rnilrd, were: b u y nun aa a member of lha welcoming c Club W I, Pel. behind To play •on vend on. Hagarty to ikaau k m C l e w Yank... 00 <0 .070 .... 12 T lgi ... 86 60 .000 12 III Although they were hit a* hanl O fficial Line>Up aa any club, and harder thun moat hy the epidemic nf ailment*, the For Fed-Lion T ilt Yankee* ovcrrniiie them atrlctly on the power whhli Mnnagrr Joe unfortl plnya llnllr* Novrmber McCarthy ha* hulll into one of thu moat itangernua hilling cornblnationa in htiMibull lil.tory. ., 21- — laiki • jSniifiinl A t ono time nr another during■|<n,| nigh bulky Un-ad-1 Wait* ( 17l>> the aeaenn, avety inipiiilier of thr| mu i:lit rvtfulur* ,uid n wtlff scrim-1 * I-1 varaity lineup, with the »lng!c; iiinifi" Widm-dny lefote they h a t i H°wi-ll (IK0) eieeptlon of tlie Iron hnrve of a erra|i|iy teat-rve .lineup 12-0 in 1*1 haaeball, 1*>u Gehrig, who played n practice workout under the rii- Yotng (UI2) (1 7 3 ) S to k e * In every game and up to tho* Ileal rye* of CoaiS Johnny !<*' present ha* run Id* enn-ccuUve Ifoynea, Thu wrnnd rlrini; fur- Gnna* (105) game major league rrrord to llifi’l wurdn Center wire nut rushing their ' ronteala, waa on the hospital list heavier opponent*- nnd tho var* jllnrkejr (170) (llir,) WikmIi II ll'vrfmt ____ _ 71 M .ID II 14 ,411 or'was out nursing a holdout. enl ally'* Mucking left much to b*’ 1 Big M .IU .M p lH .i 41 II .140 UoaplU there handlraps, the desired. June* (222) ... ( I «A) Wilcox Ml Id iiili . . 43 10| ,19V conquest of the Yank* was never VMi»riiir'| llranKa Conch Haynra aald ho was not* Rig Ml IstiiiiA t ; n f w Turk I. In doubt. Within striking dis­ (138) Dunbar certain who would lie in the ulnrt-.Colbert (H it) M iln tk o i| Dhilnd*lMhU 0. tance o f the top from opening Ing lineup ngninat Tarpon Sprinir* flM*|uti llfitr o ll 3 HI W rtitilnp toii l i r?lF»flkiMl C. day, they took over the lead to when tho Hrendnaiight* open thrir Morgan( JOfl) H m o r* T «K l*r stay on May 24. Featuring their ll-gaine elate tunlglil. New Yutfcr ml DorImi. I Quarterback I kr I f nil Hi I'll* vr In ini drive waa their ability aa a “ money Indication* are, however. Hint Forguaon (lb!t| ... (I3fi) Gavin H u ll' irmnnii ■Ml *>1llirri loam"—tho ability to como John Sargenl. lrn Snillh, Victor I I-eft HalJ im :rn itn x A M o m n o w tinker nnd Hilly Kfeull or Itnl U w n n (IfiO) (1M> ir iiM il P l a r * f f l T f a i f N i r g llr a « ll« Howman will eotn|io*e the bat-li-1 Right Half 1*111 In l l » r k I ; A lla n ln 0 field, while I. T. Ynpp and llod Stolnoff (17111 (110) McCauley INTRII RATION A l« A««CHri4TION Thompami or I .eon Will.ank* will Fullback i r i i r i d iffim i lie nt end*; Dave lirnwti nnd Official*— l.ynch (Trxaa) refT M irriir'a n h h Ik 7t lU lllm u m fit. Waynn llrmlley nr William Beni* eree; Flnnofroek (Alabama) umnt tarklea; Charle* Johnson and plro; NMle (Florid*) head llneaJnhn I*-c nt t'liai.U; mid Bin mm Vfond (Missouri) firlrl judge. llraill line* not admit gypalea to lh« i oitnlry. • C lassified Advertisements J*— A n nou n w m en tg I.AIU1K FRONT bedroom, boarding bouse, 711 Mi HAVE YOUR WaUb repaired by Ave, on* who really know* bow. Brlgga. Jeweler Magnolia Ave15— A p artm en t* F o r R en t National Venetian lllind*. 43 cent* FIRST FLOOR ApTrtnwnL p per *q ft. Finest blinds ob­ vale hath, garage. Furnish tainable. Sanford Avrolqg A Shade Rooms. QUO Magnolia, Co. IUI E. 2nd St. Phone 704 J. 26— iMIflcellanroiia F o r Bala 5— Automobile* : ■> SIX CELERY "seed bed* readyTo ANOTHER D U A L " Four wheel act, boarding paper and cel*ry Trailer wllh Unly, apdelal f2UB.wire for aalo. So* Mrs. Stolnoff, 00. '211 A Font roiditrr, *peelal Celery Ave. 14500. Reel A Kona, Used Car Dealer*. AM ARYLLIS all bloomers, 10—Flowarg nnd FUnU Orange City, ROSE HUHIIEHt Two year old fieldgrown, everbluomlng varie- 1,04)0 Australian Fines for aal*. Frost proof variety for wlndties. Free Catalogue, Tyres' Rose hrrak or trimmed hedges at 3c Nurseries, Tyler, Texas. . rach In Iota of 23 or mory. Buyer to dig. All troeb are Slat* certiflad, Seminole High School Farm. Mr Tkt I w H . l f * V ttm m Fine. Watch Yoaterda, homoral Ijinerl. Yauiee*. 1; Clift, llrown*, Fi 'R ep airin g llom.ley, llrown*. I; Chapman. (saineuville Draws ' Diamond Setting Hod Rnx, t; t’idgeli Cardinal*. 45,066 During Y ea r AND 1; Cam mIII. pjilll lo*. 1. Tho loader*; IIIMagaln, Yan­ » Engraving GAINEBVILI.E, Sept., 24. -(/F) kee*. 44; Greenberg. Tiger*. 11; ■The Gnineavillv lusiball fju b.of SMcLaulin, Jeweler Gehrig. Venice*. 34; Yn l i t a. Park Ay*. the Florldn Stale league nilgera. I I ; F o il, find Ho nounreil yolcn lay 46.onn |>ef*tiii* iR R O aiH R R R R IIR H IR R IH R g* Oil, alanta, si. pakl to univh tho G-Men play Laagua gtandlnga 7S3 •thla M'-aion. American (II Pakl at tendance far A0 regular National ---- league jrinir* wmq .'14,007. Playoff 3(8 *erie* with U ntnirg *m^ Tian* ford util nett d C7UH other* and 3731 *aw the flrat two ganie.* uf a ^ aerie* wllh Coplflr, Gcorgl*-Klo|UAQUK f f |Ida l-ragnc rluimpinn.. Attindiim e Inst year reached Nr Tb* AMO*tel*4 r m * dauby Hartnett ot llm Cub* look aula poa*ea*ln„ of third plac* In Iba N*Uonal Lnague bul­ ling .race yesterday Vv the allni ‘ M u * 'n r llueet I* |* III,, ,« l> "l1 margin nr point nf Pnu) 3Vam-r mod densely populaleil idati, In of (ha plratap There were no the union, ullli t i t piraona tu changes among (he American the aqualo ndlo. league trio of baseball'* lllg Hla Htaudluga of lb* leader*. fFIrai ibree In each league): Player* Club O AB R H Pat. tlihrloaer, Tg tSI t t l It* l*t .lie Medwlrb. Crd I lf If* II* fit .tta ! Mlee, Holier A Gay’s Paint years they've been " The South." Sian Hardwire Co. 12—WanIad SPANISH MOSS, any quantity Be* Clifford Walkar, Geneva Av*., | block* aaat o f Sanford .GOOD JERSEY ORLANDO, Sept. |f. —Fetor Schaal, aporu editor of lha Or* Wanted lo buy: rypreea poala *1 Undo SviillMil and secretary of t* 10 Incite* diameter. 4*2" and lha Florid* Slate League, ra­ 2*4" ong. Apply Osceola Cyprpas perU a nil fan* ere booming Doe Huntley o f Orlando for b*gu* proaidunt to replace Henry f . Gray, GelnaavUla lawyer, Huntley U assured of tb* m perl e f Sanford. Th* Leekeuta warred on Gray p*nUta»Uy tbruyni t ie ntftaon, Am . * C o rd * II I II* II lit ll* Cow for salt. llarta*ll. Cub lag a i l 41 Itt t i l ilehrlg. Yoke H I *1* Ml ttl n r Travle genlr* l i t 411 *4 l*» ft* t**«.W...*M-4a*r MTAION bTAt) Orlando Fani Want Doc Huntiey T o Take Presidency Of Loop R o l l i n s M e n t o r E x p la in s Ethiopia la refarrod to |n th« Ihla aa Cnah. R. N. NIPPER SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 110 PALMVTTO AVENUE PHONE I I I - ; HOTEL LE A M IN G T O N N. B. 1st STREET at BtSCAYNB BOULEVARD Overkroktoi Bayfronl Pork tad Blocnm* Bar Opposlt* Unkm Bug SUtlon MIAMI, FLO R ID A Om Block Frta Shopping DtalrkU sad AaxancmcnU Summer R i t a Until December Stalk Boom with Bath—|!A0| OMbk Room with Bath—12.00 Atfrod Simon*, Mnnagtr i * Tilt! i o i « T o r T it * ( o n * t v JI'IMIH* ro t t i . r t i t n o r rto m n A . 1 In r«* l Itf liitil* » f IL MAItCIft |>tr,raKr*»--ln PrnfiRlu. FIKAI. SO tllM Nntlrn lR hrrrbjr R h « n llia t th ! im itrri Ig n n l vrllf* nn lh * lit h i0 iy nt iM u lie r , A P , H IT . p r l* arm In llir IfiinrimVile Ooiint# J u d in *if Urn'll Cnuitfy, F lo n li.a. m r fin a l r r liir n , arcmidV anil i »**i rlm ni a» Atlm JniM m trhi Orlando, n * . WINTER PARK. Fla.. Rapt. •Night lim a ; Friday night H-—Blraa.lnt the fundamental* ot blocking, larkllng, and chant*' name* aUrt at 1:10; Saturday »»t th o »>Ut* ll, MAfUllt. nliht aarne* at »:*0. and nt » V f |lm*< then In* In Ibalr flrat week of pracCoach**: Jark W. McDowell, »n*l llir r i m ak P ip p U «H im n t i tica for the llolllni College foot­ Head Coaih Al«x Walla, IJn« th«- miH Jik1u«* for a final irb ball squad. Coarba* Jack Mo lin n * nl nf tt»r, sd m ln ls lra tin g nf Coach. * m *1 rptnte, and fo r wn prglaf Dnwall and. Alas Walla era dr Ir­ 4*"'bn ml hr Win Hi ' rtlrh Admin* ina Ibalr charges In one of the Inoat atrenuoua uf opening weak Daytona-Umatilla To practice aaaatna ever recorded 4t Open Season Tonight Harper-r.’iepbcrd Field. Tht* jrrar'o Tar adlllon comD AYTO NA BEACH, Sept., 24. poaad ot t< v*r*lly candidate* la, completing the flral week, of — Daytona Beach** High School practice with all iRi romple. Bupraneera will tear the fid off For Sale manta* of two waaka drill—«lf.*f- the 1037 football araaon tonight na*a. soreness nml brulae*—reg- when they tangle with th* Umatil­ Gerbcra Daisies, 4 Year Hared Ihrouah lha medium of la High School team under the all honra dally contact work or­ floodlight* here. Plants. Hibiscus, 1 Y«ar| The Buccaneer*, with a fast, dered by the 'flidllna mentor*. Old. Fancy leaf CnUdiums., Two dally prarllco acaatona hi avy trim ; altould rate a* favor­ All Colon. Rooted ite* In the encounter, but per­ hare taken the inti, already nf tins*: I.lfftmlnim, Llffualrum, Hibis­ tint;*: former* In aeveral of the key Frank Dannl*. rrauUr end, and cus, l’nradiae Vine, Flame Soc Holdatll, a"|ihnmoro guard. poalllona have not had n trial utiVine. Water Mile*, Bog] der fire and Coach Spike '1Vel»hingrr I* openly dubloui o f the Pianlit. Roses. Pool Con* proapecta. atrucllon. tandneaplng. All, The Buccaneer* will line up for Plant & Guaranteed. Gold tonight’* game In approalmately Filth. e• thla fashion: Timberlake and Hill Ilrennan, end*; Dwight Yelvlng* W . C. H A R T L IN E : ton and Kirkwood, or Floyd Odumtack tea; ChlTley— Bherbcrt ami Monroe Comer Pollard Blah, guard*; Chaffee, IMi .me 319-W center; Cownn, Archie Bagwell, Eddie John* and Carlton, back*. L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE Special FRIED CHICKEN DINNER with drink nnd dowcrl . We Fill All PRESCRIPTIONS FRIED CURE STEAK with drink and • denaert Telephone 103 C O R R E C T M E N ’S W E A R Florsheim $9.50 up Martin’s Garage F r i e n d l y $5.00 la A llo w in g A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 o f putt due account*. I helped yo«,now you help General Repairing Track A Auto Servlet Rodleo—Spring.— Trailers A price you c A afford to pay Martin’s Garajge Fortune $4.00 SHOES A SMART FAt.I. I’OOTWEAR BllKH 1 TO 15. AAAA TO EEEE who ever loved his FAMILY can participate in the �M U 333 ? l ^*.*•»■;•:* ** ■t«ry + . Sanfori b H i (toly Central 7* World* CKy Afforrflai Bah, II I f faway And Water (Transportation oem inoM t o n r n W K d " More Fruit And Y i f i l i M r T h ai B la lln ^ VOLUME XXVI Member Aaoodated P n a •'Japs Continue «j o h n n y b e a i /» M W * % I t f o Grants Cdtinty Budget on O n ls A p p ro v Funds As Advertised Lee Re- N e a r l y 5 Mill Tfc Prom PayReduction Provk in f Funds To Coun­ ed In Expenditv ties Diverting Tax O f O v e r $350JDO Leave D e a U P And DestriiitionlnWake It •f Vi i t J e r a l -. tiw M • II ; r v k<( ,J ■ to m i s :jL -j^ si m ,#*, ** Sfi 1M L - ,. . D W la « ----- ■ K n tA bU sh fd I n 1908 ■ — - Meets Mussolini In Gennan City THE D U K E GOES N A T IV E V Am d -yy, s’€ f 'IS j . 1 T ' ■ 4*/tf * 1 »i Nine Hour . Program O f Gala Festivities IsParticipat _ . ij im-rorn*— - 13^ Tba budget on whteb the ty will operate d u r jn jjjt o i, year wa» - formatty passed V vert lied by the ' C o W y Commis In their adjourned meet­ . Admiral Yarnell A li­ Expected To DiBCtHM ing Utli morning. .pounces ces P l a n To This year’s tulgrt calls for an ans For Joint Ac­ Protect Americans expenditure of 3357,315.00 tion In World Rowft provides for a 4 3-4 mills SHANGHAI, 8ept 25.— lion In the tax mlllage of She MUNICH, (termnny, (A P I—FJeeta of J*pajiB»e( County over which the Coi^ty 25.— (A P )— Benito Mui ttfrplziiea icatterid neW dev-1 Coat nils* lone ra have control, And and Adolf Hitler met homestead ututor• are aapvrn-tl tt natation and- terror today In for tho second time ,In obtain th e' benefit of a 3 mill the' boat’ densely,|populated epeetRcuUr careers and reduction In tho Hoad Bond airis^of central,and south Interest Sinking Fund. rope' tensely awaited m i Chinn. Shanghai, Nanking, After nbauihtng tt 2 mill nf their rendezvous, crease In tfao General School Canton and the Wuhan cities -Johnny Beau” la what marina* I*1 bhe future, he said, first few hoars of the vi —Hankow, Wuchang, i and call courtly, but Iron-willed Brlg.j' William* 1*14 b* had tapected and a 1 i n mill Increaso In of the Italian Premier Gen. John C. Beaumont, com-;court, In passing on aulta n*w 'State iiilllupe the roimty Hanyang—great centers, that mender of U. S. land feretr in 'p<;ndln lo f#re. th, p .ymrnt 0{ „ nussluiiri* wt-iv tilde to effect a the CJcrmsn Chancellor hel - *- "'HI ....decrease in the total Japan’* n'r raider* bar* pan- the Shanghai area. Only recently 1 . . „ . • , .. , . ItI S’ where Hitler ataitnl h li rise to lilird moat severely, all war# re­ he u . landed 1 - 4 .4 " there .a — ... , a . -transport ......... .. *<«»*-• UrTO* °* m°>« •P**1* on the „ ' taxation far tin- yt-nr lllJJ-'M ov ■ ( .power, was taken U|t 'w ith a visited. er the year 1030-*37, Ch.umolt with freah fore*. to •«'*. • " > « « »•/ *h« round of social activities In A This tedurlioii it outstanding in I Hundreds of non-combartant bolster U. 8. marines already on I had no rlgkt to qtiaatlow the law*. flamboyant setting of bunting view of llie f i i t (lint the County'* Among th* counties affected in and banners, troops and bands, Chinese died. The boro ben Inti juard. |the suit ara Broward, Dade, Ea- revenue linn been ioit»iilciably t v , parade* and ebeerx. widespread .darkatatlon, A flout Itambia, Flagler, Jackson, Mans­ dueeti through llic re|*‘al of the j Tho serious "brass tacks'' cog- 1 of IS Japan*** bombara rlslug The Uukr goe. tiallve on hi* visit to lliir»ialivntik t Castle, Hmigary. Lift In tight are th* Ihlke venation* of Ihcsa tw s man, wba from military airdrome* hero In numerous roed-build ing and otb<r Orange, I’itlm Beach, St. John*, SL and t)urhc*. of Windsor nnd Me. and Mi*. Charles Hedaiix. their American host.. The farmer Hrlt- head th* greatvat Fascist at*to* project* will he I.ridel taken by tba brlflit dawn roallaad t h e Lccie and Volltila. t*h monarch la attired In native mstume a* the grouii prepared for mi u-ling. latter planned by o f Kuropa, either ware sand- : Uto County during the comlfag wiched into Iho nine hour progress foam of Nankin!'*' agonised pop­ the fumed rouple w a* n *hoppiiig lour to Carl* lo ndd litert full mid wit ter eh the* to Uie styyear. in Munich or were put o lf until ular# aftor several day*' ale A t tint * per inI aeiahll the Hoard Lah duchrs*' wardmlw later. Whenever thoy cam* Ut* I ■euc« from ch|iu'a capital. R obs appolnteit MIhh Hugi-nia Warren | result* o f these talks promised to 4 ' in :flying wtdgan of tiireu Iba as clerk in the nffici- of tin' . be of drop enneart) lo all E aN go Japanese bombora roared over * County doctor, Ur. II. C- Kirk, If not itrlually th* /actor* In ' ' RiiADual'* dafanaa |ln*a blaalink Six New Members Banana Is Half who will u.suiiie hht ihili.ro an shaping Ih* future, the. cOnrrolo pUI baxee and dri«. (let, I. Named Hy ( ’one To For ronshtcraUon thorn wore In* tb« Chinese troop* below bat Filled With Water! Bid* were received and tabulat­ thn trmiblod Medltvrrenron situa­ without le lllo r afreet. Tba air CitruH Commission ago th *; following ed fur a road roller hut It pra* 100 Miles In Gulf tion with Franco .bud Britain raldtra return ad to Ut* Wahan article appeared in Th* Sanford ilreidsd to postpone ■definite p c sacking Italian t 4 -J>p«r*tlon toT A U .A 1IAPSf.IL Kepi. ! l l JACKSONVILLE, Sept., S3. _ | ji«ra te t “ W|P(P*ta|: bk# commem- Had until a later meeting. tCantlousa re Pa** T U c re ) —1/\‘, -(Inventor < one ,li«l>e fT. II. Ila.ty appeared liefore the China ' mao'ofpciaj* raised yeslor- t f 1)—Tim Const Guard cutler M .-i'* b« ,<l ‘ ^ y that bog. are lm— 1 ' i appointed-ala or»- niemhera to Hoard and offered to -ell to the 'day’k estlnuia of aoh-tf— _.!hn» menla to«b in tow today the l*a k -!"'u» 1’ lo *"• bite* of anakaa was y-jorlda CTtru-i tsnmmlsshm Stock Mui'kpt IaOSBCH $30,000 tho J- I>. Warren ol County the email atrip of property State O w n s deaths from between TOO atad lug banaim Ihii I Jlyown and bead !" In sut-reswl III'.** « I...... term* ed iowjtil Charlotte harbor while Longwood Lnlny stating that a between tho County Home and , Reach Twenty Hil S#<f Jo almnat i.OOS.. Canton suf• esp'ted nil Kept. I) Those W orth O f School i«Ulea|itVu had rauatd tne the Slate Highway. He wnn 111, f»red several email air raid* dun the rrvw of I lie mntorship pumped liultied; \V. L. Hplvey i f fh>rlion For New L ow Hooks In Seminole ill City, rrpte-eullmt the *ee twu nf Hln porktri. ■ foinn-d hy Ilia Commiaeioiier* that • In* ib« nlabt and again In day- and fMiTifd fiutltioilly ti» keep Iho.1^ 11^ ve.ii-1 from .inking. | Ilecwtlly Tho llerald received the matter would lie investigated llebl today. , mitt 'district. Milt f l*oler*. Tito My own with about 10 |«r- i'he following article from K. K-« a in the near future nod he would tTIICAtjtt, Kept., '.'5. -.(A 1) The finnl d Mr do linn of Male. Winter Harden, ih*- fom lli. llirevtoin of the IJileagu Hnard •on* utnuird nuked fi-r help yn Alien, director of the florid , to .advised n* In their decision. 0 w lied ftchntd Imoks hu* I een in ado WAH1IJNUTQN, Kept. » . - t ^ ItoVroacnlativo Joe Hondlicka K, C Welles. A read (a, Hie Iiialltute at Silver The Com III l«» loners imlrurtnl jn imili. County, County .'U of .. Tride Invoked emergent' —Tim Amur lean N*»r. announcjd lerdoy ut » ponltlon .iout 100 Iteptlla of llie tlh Congroaxltiual district uHth; ty. M H«*i-h*y. Foil. I in n-ei-d tiatuy to sfljipetlip^iadfiTq the Claik nf the Hoard, O. I’. I perdili iiih-nl I \V. low ton an riatlv yesterday Va.lunlaf It. It. determination ,|pinruil„nlla„ ‘ (M mih-h o ff ^ Chat nf Florida. ’ will hi His main I'loreo, I,. |*. i loioiii * 1'iilno 1 flatly f ^ ^ little ^ Imlltor in the Spring*: - , . r , , d with Inlrrr.t yoor re111 Kept cm) rr ctniu^lnPGwl the speaker tomorrow aftornWin when llerncVn, tn pdverllae for hid. miunred li*(iiy. * , to .la y on the Job In China** pi^ and Ji lm 'I u t ) . ■ Crpsl bampcretl eff-.it* of tluOoart tent newspaper article entitle.! market dendloylr'tietweril tiadria llie Hanford. Townsend Club will on a cash legistrr far'th e effli'e, j|r. mdiiatid that the danger spots to protect Ameri­ |itimifi m!•iiiin in .11 111 Ihefom fioshly. Dlt- of tin- County Tax Collector, Jno.| state Imd <|i. trihuli it apptoxican livea mid property during the Guard to keep the rrafl afloat. I'KnltlrrV lllto Kill* Hog* he host* to representative* of Connt giinrihini-n here said it proving Old Thaory." Irouid uideli-d.il u-ltlenirnl Townsend Club* Ihruiixbout Con­ II. Jlnklnx. Mr. Jlnkbta als.i ad mutely gTi.tlOtl new lest b ok* in Undeclared tjlno-Japene*. War. “ Since I m i l . your article 1/ vised the Hoard of hi* need for ad­ this eoulity till* year iepic*enlitiK of nil opt 11 11111111111, nl a price tra) Florida at u mas. mooting » . In tlis b l u n t , unequivocal would lake About 2J hour, to tow nf f t IU I *J pep loishel. Tlie action to lie held at the Hanford Wom­ an expenilllure of nearly l.un per language of a veteran ana natti­ the Myown to hind. The livea of have m.do newrnl experiment*:’ ditions! office spaceThe Cbmmiss ionura awarded child. C i l ’Y NlvYVS HUIEFS Itverted . Hill litem d ''squeexv" an's ( ’lull building. er Admiral lla rry IT Tarnali. thotc almaul the Myown were not I thought you might be Interested |In the result*. Our experiment. __ wliich ill) 1 loped when it hecame tho ______ contract __ for .re-roofing the _____ Tin; Hliilt* own* apprirsjmsli-ly. rommundnr In-chlaf of the Altai In dinger. President of tho local organisa­ 100-foot sppurent lli'it lliere was nut auf- tion, W. II. Hushes, lias an­ le Until, detailed lids policy Ini 1,l<' — * ---- ■ show tliat very few, rrraturei , ■ are mg|,, building at Iho County Con- $30,1100 um tli of kooks ijj,. t l o i.fieim t KepterolHi n on to permit nounced that Hie program will gvnaral In.traeUona hroadraat to ,r,otor vessel r.ulioed for help ye.-|lmniult« to Iho pnlaou of snake*. vlct Camp to T. f-. Crouloy who (uuul)- »nd tin- into ^ o f flu-'ittndvi, I" make deliveiie. in ac* In-Kin progtplly at 2:uo o'clock j I«.<•k -<. I.- tin- clidd rfn nffonl a hi. .ulMirdloaU eoramnmlnr* In tenlny niorliiii:* ut U o'clock, on]W e found earlaln hogs could w(th- aubmlUrtl a bid of ISWi.Wi Ita way front llonaeco, Honduras, stand tho bltg of a polaono'u.**nhk# eoid.noi- willi tliclr contiucts. Commissioner Fred A. H y so n ^ p ^ a tnvitiga to i>uirnt>. In a tomorrow nwvrtmon and otbar Far im.tnrn watore. i j '1 ic po|l-'r-jr lelliiig drove illmther two Sltiakrra who will appear will b* Ilia .word, ware given all tlm with a cargo of bsnanaa, ita first beeiiuaa they were so fat the poj- Iwa* appointed a roBimltlevtjf- one |mimlo r of uiti-s these *lnle fur , 1 * * 1’ to ’ repair th e jr a k s In the roof o f niahi d boiui* have- made |Mi»-d>le| Tho* Idle ^ifTiilid** oui-ra will killi"ll l*ol.ien Ol' 1 uf stink market Andrew Johnson of Miami, au­ iifrli-:**! j Weight • e f a Navy- Iltd cargo tiip uimU-i' it* new nnqc ami »°n did,-not coma In contact V ' ly with Uki’ bloAdstream bu'** piM-ei, yi-alerdny mol left Wall thorised spanker of the Htala uf the Court House aiol a motron »«* an eiloisle 11 fur aludelits who' ,t| , . ll} ||a|j Ml 7 liartatont lintclamatlon wiien tltey 1 nder the Hu;: ol llondutaj. Aa Use wnlrr gullied in th e'a'.o rb ed by the falty tlaiue 0 ,ipa**ed authorlrlng flic purrhat^v-ouhl lint purchasi- l.ouka and otl»-| 1. Momlny nlrhi for i Im-it Kirivl woodering when the rliiiiux Klnllda on tfio Townsend Via*, wore in.'dw i pithlla hare by ‘ Iho lo tlii* henvy Iuinillation will come. and also Jack Knurling, ursali-rwi*t* no,iM nut luvi- ln-i-n al* 1* f. i-.til.ir m-mi uioutliiv iu*aaJoii ' nnvnt hhtli ■,itgunmand, 1 t ahlji'a Imhi, llto hillo vessel labotr-l]thr hog and did not die. Other of a radio for tho County Home. tin■>ut: 1, elioppy sets, hog. that wore liiln and did not Tin* HI n e t logienlly could hope ttniii uL. (lie Orlando Townsend lu iitti-iul nehuul, it wu« |>olilU'il Homo In termed obanrvm-a 'pro- boavily left for a fiihnienl rally. Ilpwnrd* of t'lqh. I*. II liuo te y of (le t ie )a out. f-wwol It* hPA In. yayuell'a haUun 0 replug uloiig ut four knot* w ith.hare a very lldek layer nf fat 1 - (died from th* alfeet* of th* polprefil* w lo -ii- In - 1 >"U.OOfljOUlMHW in pnper Them* Look* the stall- fiom f o r ( j i h i l i i h i ' te .'i-iiH n |*n-optJI>la stlttanlag n fiH u ll­ Uia.-pUmpa ipmii; A rnniTTIl program will 7b* '13 eotil. to f 1 no ouch and repre­ w ill lm 1....... I n ) •.t 11'i it 1 t.if-- i ’ll | hive liirn 1 inscd fruin market arranged by Mr*, f.ncil* Takacb ed Htato* policy w Ilb . reap, til ini' ’ t jtpl. 4JUynr Kilkrunnol, a Tam- [son. Th* fg t hog* that had tba loiei". from tin- highs of the year and Mr. Iluyhea of tho local club Ibo Far Kpatam sent mi iiivtulmeni' of appruxl- | run Ip x p M lo r tarn eealllcl. IWay pqlvrant ,JUi* en w o f seven men 1venom Inlattad Into the blood, lo tin- rio-e today. Hut a state of urges the public to isttond aad matrly fit oil per student. -ttil.lnttarprauUau -oW Ih. to teasing ianana* overboard. But rtream died from tba affects. I, (S y -.e |i i;ii,.n nnd Mmr-arell tinrint pievail* among Investors especially thn business and greUhi water estio- 101 up. They got therefore, faallrvo that a fa t hog It wit. unhealed Hint the Ktslv M I II t (^ S q i n f l ) 4 ) l i i m IW -iiih w e re mill ipeciilutora, lelurlnnt to risk fp**toflil men of tba city > to bucket*, nnd nil hmids ballad tu can withstand tha poison while a is phiiuiini; n systematic renova­ m a r r ie d y i-a t r n lu y lo tin- o l l l i o l llieii- fund* even at the admitted poor ho* cannot, but nalthtr are 14110 the rlnklui- ship. learn of tits tmportanc* of 'tho A new rifle rang* for the Sons tion of ull i t He uwtiiil hook*. This o f ( ‘o iin ly J imU:<* It. IV . 'V illi-. hargnill lolet-H of some storks. Ttu’lr second mosasge, at I P. Immune.** renovation, it U Wllcvcd, will Townsend movement. » of Ihv U ( I m ta Jlming i-rtreled M , told a terse *tory of a tentTin- Iluw .lone* average for 70 T I 10 llit e e 1.n its o f t -lo r lA i N'.< near the Imgiun Hut un llit- Isk. pro\ a I*- n ilrouger binding fur pornry ami haul eurnad victory! mol will insure ut least H o ija l t iu a i d h ere w ll niei | III stork 1 Was al a new low alnee shore, P. A. Mrro, advisor of Iho the 1 I'.idu it* w ile the averages for "Hailing with lockets, water not Negro Charged With M e o d .iy foi 80 ns of tha Isrglon, .unuunced urn- more year of M-rvire„ than ■ho lo c n l u r iu o iy railroad ami utility stinks. The gaining any more, proceeding to­ the 111 tv hiildilii:* un tlu- hook* ll le l r r i'g lllu r w e e k li illllf . • LO C AL VTKATHKS today. Snatching Pocketbook mdiiHliial nveiiige after a tieward Tampa at four knots." Tha erection o f the new pnictlre mid will cost the State only half Thump Ii tlu- afternoon they The Hoard o f Directors o f tba Violator.. 1.1 r iiv nnllumo->•« cllnit of more Itian ll |>2 points— Tha ascend rompUlpt against rsnge for the lad. was made pos­ the amount ' f new books. Weather Forecast It was si.-<i learned that the will to* 0114 110*1 helorii I'll) whs nl n m # low fur the year. Kanfuitl Uolary Club awt last balled without cessing, and all nnatchlna of poch.lboob# waa sible Ihiough tbr r*-,i)Hiatioti of Parity cloudy loulghl nod Asm tCoallaaed aa I'aar T *rerI jarenin; at t y ham* o f II. U. llie while miiiicw lo ro over tW gulf mad« at th# local polka 11* 1(00 th* Hill I.uaibar (ioaiiiany slid tho Juilgn F m ii I; I.. Mllb-i In 11 ro-'i There were hid declines and only day with occasTnuul shower* a * , Hope and Ut* g e ttin g Included A const guard plane soared, bet not last night by LHIt* Ma* Piak- United l.unibbc Coni|iany, which ■ inn of llo- .'loitlri|M| I'.mit Sion 38 m lv,urn , A l"l*l of fdfii I*- the koolbenat mol lutroow south tiled modi- new Iowa far the year. •eric* o f youths* bualaaaa discus ever Hie Myown. The ahlp had nay, u**ra who reported A Ull dunatail tho naeoanary lumber ami M eeting I h Held day iifloiiiooii lo |:roi o ilo ik , Hie greatest mmitier ainre the coaslx Kxlrctuo nurthwaaT Flor­ cloaa, uccarding to AA .onounce given tta location as IM • mltos n*aro youth aid hi* By School Trustees Alton W b « who donated the ar­ ida- partly cloudy tonight. Itea* southwest of Tampe. In that v i­ miujf Lpday by 1L H. Celt Hnli'li lluawi II. *•■ <teliiry yl hreaking markrls piiur to the de- day Ihuiiderahnwera and cooler. mor platra for Iba torgi-t auatebad bar tdkkathdeA pi esai tut, cinity. tIm pi*in- fa 11ad * lid)*. rtl,' f . | bar ate mad* tfaadr gat-ew.r. W. C. Cook, will te in charge The Bchonl Trustees o f tha Laka Bern unto 1'oiiuiy Clmaiher of Hay tana Tide* It *n * tentatively fkckUd pi > i( iCM fisw s o* n»e* Tn*.*) The pocbflbeok was said to of tho range ami 1* also in <barge | Mnnrue-Paola srhi*>l district met Coiano-IM 1 ill nt Id* home, 11 Friday's tidra, high, 0:15 A , tea a n , h -ore 0 b> llir t 'lly llrlefor give a rhlcksn berbeet V olie Williams Is contain a gald abate, b ring and of the weekly Hfl* d u ll, s l.g is li.t th* Canla hrhoul last night, to 10:05 I*. U.j low, 3:*3 A. M , J :M t t San lot n<lo Springs t t.t* (a aurrauey. for the IHU* litglonnaiii * “ * (organIre a I’TA for thr coming Ibis 111on 11UK. P. M. / C6nrt 'Order Stops Hack From Atlanta fur thnmem born,, their wlvqa. and AHar t y theft waa reported to Hon. nf Iba I^-gmn Drum 'year, Hu* Hrhmah, r halrmar* e f ttarometar * v S e i z u r e O f Slots Ioral pel It* hasdqaarters tha andTtifHugls T llf RllllMiil lllMtllirlEl m«-i Carp* hchl their sre-Jtht Hoard o| trustee* announced *u*rtJU. •!'. L,r, Today, 30.12; yaslonjay, 90. L{ . Vnllll Wllh.ioi*. Ioral IWlrk J * , f i t r, _ ; Plana were coetlnu* Iba for Hu* niMfiLfis i f fliY* department got tba County dngs'und piartiee session in thr- le - today Precipitation . ** dealer, reluin'ol L'M S tlat from voeatloaal guWlaee . actfarity" at JACKSONVILLE, y p t M .-C P ) In an effort to trail tba culprit* gion Hut last night aml Mr. Mere t Total for jreittrdiy . —...... A t the mrrtlng It wax divided to fki|M Is1 clitu 'Ji h»*«t* teln» jmy«t Atlauts,- tta. e h n v be -attenderl J49 tha Seminole High School which — A vqrJal order prvblblQng tha dl^tl durlor Hie puai ihurrh year, «4 g slater) that Ire waa pfeaie,] with hold Hpelling live, and Professor Total for month tbu atinouiu eim-nl id the l*S* Iba dub has apaneared far the w h a n on Oct. t ef "64 alct ma­ tab from ftepleinl* r, |93f , lo Heptemprogress made at th* prartirr. U l Quia program , among the mem­ model tluirk** Id tho g1*auth- ■ Normal to data .... . pa■* twe year*. chine. now in operation hi- EaGreat. lT-yaareld a* W. U. Huffman was present anti ber. of j h e j ’. -T. A .-of tho various Itar, )*S7. will tiro lirld a j“ lire dealara* lum-llug In thP llioirgla Tampcroturbd Tba arganlaaUap win bold Ha Cambla county but binding their church Kundnv 1001 ulna at liiuO was arrested eartlec la lb* took over fall new duties »< drum schools .m l also the students of Maximum, 82; minimum, T4. thnalor. regular weekly meeting Monday owner, under n 11000 bend to w a e k 'M a chary* of at to Instructor nf tho Corps and Mr. the schools in order to Increase In­ o'clock, arrnrding to Hie tier. W. Herald reading. At Ih gain HUM P, Brooks, lm .Lie 11* Iho r-hurrh. Hama was one Ilf at tfaYValdat Hotel and ac­ vtaaI them at midnight' l i f t M anarch A pj f t atbeeA Mia* M .ro ailvlaerl that a new bugle terest In the »' hools. Official Report > itiU' of the ^<w deal .— j . , ta G K. Heilbia, chair- wa* issued by Circuit Judge b L I f t b aa AA sit* ah* w a»w alk­ instructor would be appointed in Kathryn *ftf H. C. bolts was named chair­ High Lm* •ra front Kloibht, tieorg'a. North t f tfat Program Th* Hanford I‘ha pier of the Pabialnakl today. ing daw* t y g tr e a i.' (be near future, M ffd man e f a committee to organise Carolina, Roalli CairfTtna and I t ... ..................... . Railway Km|dore«-a le-axilo of UMfar tha order three owners Its was later arreatod by o f­ Th* Drum and Buglr Corps the Paola grouo. J1-*. Jim Them**, TenuNoen who waa awarded n 12 ..... to t# llarald llarran, both o f Eaatla, of slot machines beceaa* co-re- ficer Ray TUH* aad roaatobU maba tboir first nubile appeal ante chairman of thr refreshment com- Florida will hold It* regular hrnnxa plaquu fur their sales 19 ...... n Tt scheduled rttnlln* Monday eve­ “ y *y Uh a . A. Malona, a W . A. MaMuHaa and waa aam te Tavarra A rm latk. Day and mllto* and Mm Vadghn, chair­ service during thn past year. Mr. 1 4 ____ Tl 60 ning at x-no o‘i huk lit the grill W illiam , atdd <onshlerably over 15 ___ Pvnsaco!. attorney appointed aa t sored y retard ay to aarr* M every effort i> being made lo man e f the prise committee. 94k RT to repreeent th* eeurL M ya la tbs 0**nty Jail by Jus­ gat tha corps t« good shape for •f Mrs, M. Grogan, vice-president room of the Valdes Motel. Prea- Ida qaats id imluuiobfida in Sen- i t BO T y mechlnaa moat be stored in tice o f - T a u * J, C Roberts. tha appaat^ne*. Td of Ih* Pgfola P. T. A. presided tdanl W . )• she 11r wlH preside ford last year, IT ..... •T over tba coiilah and the eleet uu soma daalgnated plan In t y c m * Argardiaf t* co«*tkbi* m *> |f Th* Imprnvenii'iil. nt tha new I I A number a f last yr*t> da- over the mecTTng. tl Of officer* »IIJ lake plain due- TluIrk were dlti-aa.ed at the I f tody af th* receiver who was gfam Mallaa the y n yehtb baa been mdablo* w ill net be with the — 1» Mr. Behroah indicated tlval a •4 lag Urn meeting. M -4ay* t* dispeae o f machlneq. arreatod' U meeting and ll waa announced M ___ « aerpa this yea r and teas expert- similar group would be organised •• fo r trmn*portatieat er sale out t t OsABty * • ! M awaad boyi are huteg gruomed to • t Laka Monroe tn a meeting to TJ Theedufe Jones, nrgru, was that tba new models would go 11 ----Hit* ^ *■'*/’ te Mafto*** »*f f*q$ J*re#ay._ l a y their plaaao, Mr, Mere .aid, on aalf around Uct, L _ . 12 -----------b* bate to tto near future. 4Q«nU"u«a It F»t» Tprc«i Important TalksMay Come Lator L e a ky F r e i g h t e r *lot Taken In T ow By Allen Says Coast Guardsmen E. '***"■'*,*ufn Rattlers May Kill Hogs Or Anything School Books Are Distributed H ere F r e e B y ^ Florida # ~ * a » a e iM M s A n t> . r TALLAHASSEE, Sapt.,.j5. — W*l—Circuit Judge J. B- Johnson today limed s temporary In­ junction tMUAteing- Comptroller T ee from paying out gasoline tax fund* to 91 counties, The writ wa* obtained by Joe Hill Wil­ liams, an attorney representing II. B. Karee, A resident of Union covalv. . • No return dale was filed. The action IpehsM All counties, Wil­ liams said, which have special art* divert log gas tax receipt*. Some o f the veto are effective now while oomA will become effective U. S. Navy WiU Remain In China Boat I' t 8ANF0BD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, T fou o^ flpin a rtnw -. i a Chicago Board Halts Trading lu C om Matures Joe Hendricks To Be Main At To Neyr Rflle Range Is Beqig Erected For Legion Sons - - Rotary Directors Barbecue At Meeting At Pope’s a tt-s ra Aa'i?'gi\r',ac,, t o A U lT e - u .k ---- 4 ‘- \ �I It'S. — IIA K T O ID , Appealing To Tourlata 8ATCHDAT, FLO R ID A About fifteen y e in u g when Sanford « u J »U Y widely advertised u ‘"Die qity Bubatanll*l," Orlando took unto herself the rather modest appellation of **1116 City Beautiful.” And forthwith Orlando went to work to be­ come within a few short yean one of the most beautiful cities In Florida. H u t the money, energy, and..foresight which have been devoted by Orlando citizens to beautlfkatlon has not been wasted Is amply demonatzated by the growth and de­ velopment which that city hag experienced during the past ten years. Even while the depression was at Ua lowest I f You Get Hay Fever I. I f res are a d u n k forgetiar Mostly they’re In the seme iKtw* Md W a g bUradared ta a » « * non n the college prertwer who has to forget the names o f format student* beennee other* hare cams a 'I f fe e hare a aliens memory to tike U»elr place*. !t ’> not a matter of bod memory. Dr. Hart' maim calls it knowing. what to a? forget. Anil tbal'a pcrmloilble. You can’t eeperate memory s s ^ ' i s r v j : learning, ha *»y». Memory fail, where Icomlng haa been, inade­ quate. T i l t h why Its Important to rfpeat the name'of the yareeei you’re' hireling. Thb more »*ntory channela you can employ in ajfocbUoti with that nar e y l h * w w r.’ lU k t n/ir Ran U ouL loud. ■CJWrtf* »tfc »ew«i>aJlp liP 'tw'» BBSS KOB TODAY name aaya the profmMr- era good lei mere—or they’re In U r give. But nevertheless we do think that m a r t « work along the lines of baauUfylng our lakefront, p and home sites would have fgsuHed in more winter dents locating here. Visitors naturally atop in places which appeal to most. This appeal Is usually centered around three th cl'mate, recreation, and beautification. Sanford’s ell compares favorably with slate. Its recreational ft city of this size. It It has as much as Orlando, St Petersburg, or Sarasota. It is in the matter of beautification that Sanford haa its* greatest opportunity for development as a tourist center. Anyone who has visited other Florida resorts must recognize thst we have lagged In this respect. Compare tbe area between 8anfortl Avenue end the Mayfair Hotel with the psrk on Orlando’a Lake Ivan hoe. Or any of our parks and playgrounds with the new Venetian Gardena at Leesburg. Speaking of beautification is no idle gesture toward tbe esthetic senses of a tarn Garden Club members; it Is tbg best thing we gan do toward bringing in winter tour­ ists, npw residents, stimulating the construction busi­ ness, pr Increasing general prosperity. Orlando has built itself from s city of ten thousand to a city of thirty thou­ sand by tArists almost alone. Sanford could do the tapis thing. M AN ABOUT M ANHATTAN gy GBOBGE TUCKER ---------------------------------------- 1--------------- --------------- , --IBW YORK. 8ppt , ZZ. - p a r . f U v h c i. <•»«, «**■ -»* rath o f **vB u rxN B E iin n r r a v e n Am: 11 noted o ff a Now Yorkrr’a «ral hooaegowi. Thl* rna-lod hta LCOHDf.: Wmt .into him that j, to rtitch up on hln home work Inih hla neighbor drink, ilia' rba now form of burlesque In while aerelng out hi* aentoncea. Itteitja,* .thy In ---— him. #nd »*/■ bottle f” kh Uie * atrip-dancer* fail to * 80 many of 111* fdmoea artUM ill'him drunken al»p. that b laa’t g o b s so well. “ Not hare Hvod blssriw lieu*. I «a n t umytat |m>k on Ihelr n»hteem to get over Paul Gauguin. * ■|v—Habdhhuk 1:11 whotp career Inepired W. Somer*ot Maugham. U write “The Meon and Kl* Pence” . to reel life Gau­ IS* haven't uanl *py guin broke hb leg whlb brewltag is |n llielr air raid. y*t. with French sallora, ebandened up ^liny arn luiliiBlilU(r his fnmlly, and flrd te Mm South Sear, where ho lived like ■ native. Thou'there we* the great Van T ilt {rt',\/*ppinmHr Is about The Oyster, te of g r o t historical In Gogh, who began life aa • minbThe Olustee battleground is one of uni dHvon United atul Ovledrt harried for October epenlng*. tm a tfo r it has been enjoyed from Ume u s J s l l n t S S t H e r e i n I B M , M w -C le*. i tin, imly Inf ii tn the routily githVHr’'^itwh,^w*Jrwwwws*»i ClJv- K W f1T ‘ V - <wfnt unfrocked immemorial all over Uis worid. Before waa lilt ij, tv»• l" swim *"• dawn In a little one- by tlir-rtrawh, he hod un epileptic federates under * Gmsraia rinegsn ------ « i a the white man came, the Florida Indiana homefarced town on a rreent t l W f fit nnd eh«p(ied o ff one o f hla C o lq u itt defeated ths Fedtrefi under of the coast subsisted largely on ovsten, {country flight. . . Seeking lodging ran, which ho prerenled ta a I . A spurt.twillrr ii u t f 'l n that Seymour. This w m the most using them In a dried and smoked state tn thr loeul Inn for the nigh*, a* Ivdy-who -hail-fallen -by -th*-way |U fool lull s r l d s t a r * __ l Civil war battle that occunwd strung on -twigs as an srUde e f barter ' c*mc War lira Slug Bing team In oru-'r upon a Innqurt for n w r ­ aide. {•'Florida far U destroyed a carefully with their Inland neighbors. A t various iter o f prfntnm and type-arto-rt lieu inn inn Ilufsno, the aculptor. ta I eat whether tho pawned I" planned scheme for wrSetllng from the places throughput the riatejpejt.shell . . . Uccognliing him. the presi­ it alleged to have chopped o ff hi* fuMhllar than llm pen" Confederates, at one blow, a most the mounds, deposited P / jh ^ rlo toes, dent of the group dragged tHt lilcgrr-flngcr daring th* war. lie p T .' — , , -o——---whole sUto of Florida. On this historic bear ample evidence o f the Th* K » Ktua Klau la got tins tetor In and introduced him. Jim- likes tn alrep In hla clothe*. ■pot the Olustoo monument was erwetod the red man mads of this delicious sheii- my art right down, aip dinnrr ■tore fr*n advert IsInr ilteie days by the United Daughters o f the Confed­ When It w m ahoat to pava out with the typeaetleri, and gave eracy. _________________ |______________ DIRECTORY at atlatenr* than It did in thr them' a half-hour lecture on the oM Soya when It » • * in U» evil, of Mullywood. ., • » * H O L L Y W O O D SIGHTS A N D SO UNDS later, In a convivial mood, he By BOBBIN COONS _______ Met a telegram to aoma friend*, Used Furniture At lin in g It “ Col. Itmeer Turner." T ea tnimitei later thr local news­ paper had burn advfatcd that “ Col. need be—they'll protect you lr>m Mel Ihnt It follow s! tTcwely two T un tfr'' r u i In town! and every latarvIrwtT*’ who might find algnlllcmit daveliipniani*:' .nvalUhlti reporter apent tho night amt you arau't a* btl/jht after — Tl i J dl«paleltJT» |li<V''BtMa’lll",'dfl •-’ tMh«*MMIr, 'h ut fuU k > John Irf*rtnl*r,fli* faVnoua rlewean. But onlrva you’r* different Dwparfuiant or n slmrp imin lo'aevreh .fo r him. It k at III a my*FURNITURE CO. paper ml If or, I* growing 1'apeya* you won’t thank them. YdtfH Tokyo coiidnmnlim iho aerial tery how the ’T o lo n e r got «way ■ M d recently booati that on* or think you did it all ywuroelf. - iMimhlng «>f largo rbluiMO rltl** without h*dng tom e m l. 100 Ph h|i Irnci produred 10# pepeyg* You may have to leant a f»w on “ uqwarrnnh-d Ami Mmtrnry ml lhaneh Rickey, bon* of the Sanford Avc. * weighing t i l pniipd* In y«*r«| llftea j f dialogue, but not too law nud hudtnully." ICardlnal farm syrtem, l» th* mod netting him f i t nr (omnthlng. much at a tlmo. I f you forget k Wall llifnniicd indication*, aeeeaalble o f all big league operth* *erlpt elerk will prompt ilint . tli* Unveil Stale* would atom. When In New York hla queryou. And if you can't remtmber wlihlHild rertafnlllon' of any lar- tara at the Governor Clinton are at all, theyll write the line* on rllorlal claim* wldoii Japan m iy flw ay* n gath erin g, place of Have Your docks And S blackboard out of camera pinko un nhlnn na a reaall uf Itairport* wrltfra. If* rail* all new*, er and churchman. They also murdered and defied the I Watcher Repaired By rang*. When you aay the llnta. military operation*. Ip«potmen by their flrat name*. law, interfering with the course of. justlto, removing the One Who Reilly th* found men will take ear* of „Am mm____ lhat Amerlrmi unvall The “ Big Apple,’* unfortunatealerting accused from tho authority o7 the court and Its protection. { Knows How your vole* for you, if they thinkJ, TtBIM .|a ,„..l m ______ remain In port* ly. hi* pr*e|piut*d a delug* *f •Thoj^vcre. not content to wait a Jury's verdict and real­ you’re worth K. jI where American cltlaea'f arq eon- “ friik” aenge- nnd now the public ized thMTnwd-jtfjlKentucky justice resorted to the gun And everything In the ftudlo. rniitratod until tot r1il»*aa have Ihraateni to he engulfed by a rather than to thejtrdgu^^ will h* rut) far your comfort and |,eei, evacuated nr It I* no long- plague of tho “ Yea. We Hare No Tim heat way in lucre*** In delight. Nk*, lan't' K f I er pnallblu nr neeiaoery to pro- Beutner*’ typo. Among theae, ; America remains in thtTland of-th ejaw lm . Mission* cal Imalnni* la to go alter fourSo come on out, and bo a ttar. tret them. Admiral Tere«ll a*|d: {wam May Siughi Hrcm and Peter late. And lh« heal wey to do And heaven help you If you “Thl* policy, baaed on oar da. DaRoaa, who predict the “ fruit { that ti| linaulIdealloq and silver thbik H’a eaayl | tie* and nhiignilona. will be eon- eytl«“ , wll) he “ Doing tho AIH-. Mains. Tha two go hand In heml • J tlnued on long a* * Ml* praooul gator Pear," “ Grape Vine," “ Pin-J when l| rnn,fe U> allracllng win .... . .. . . _ . ; eontrovorev belwnou China and ty Peach F o*i," and "Plum,I tsr vlalior*. T H E D EM O CR ATIC SO U TH Llty Jail May Be { J>pn* ffnu.’* Rsopherry, Ce, Sky.” Thl* lo»t ATI.AN TA (X )N B TITtm O N rP fv * H n m e v R a i r o l ' l i l a f Mofenver, Uin eilmlrnl eitded, look* like something Gertrude tVa wouldn't pul ton tnurh * '* * * n o t a r y (B s y g U l I C I t iqi* M iin * will Jm pureued “ In Stein thought up. alarh In time* jepreeea ppm U-e , ' r“ ’ full fnreo e««n "fu r nar pailoo* • • • TU- I triune retie Kouth can, If vcnc* theyran, If they will, and apologlev. (Tn*. U aanm* to PORT I.AIIItKRDAUK, • PI*,. T^cify wntu'ed tn IsSVp ChiMaarirv ITrrfllo.'tbe French tru(1) ^ M pa, I* shout aa a* the It Will, regain IlM place of Influ- „ lv, B Sapt. *»,—tAV-F*»Mc* chief Kal- n* and error ■hn opportunity \opatntvr. uanl to epend ao much numciU. It run lead tl . .. ofltftr. Tti#y pruhiUe not'in bomb nin» (n ■ar la wonldortng It th* city lea|* haa b**n glv*n.” * {time In >11 on charge* of <fk’i. lock lo Gm.principle, of Jcff.r- l,« moel‘ f V of tku South, alvlllati* any inima.-,thaa Iknr do, of your brow? That'a a good Jail ta a b|t uw homallS* j Vor.uell reminded hla nfflcvra{orderly conduct lhat he kept ai ton, Jackion mid the fathom of r*n n *uni *° W ashington then limy apolnglie, |b*n they F IX T U R E S ,,,. on*. You can wtrfc yeuraalf Into Wll)lam Jong*. oervlni ft .lhe| «dovt American phl*rya now eempUkit paluthtg klt-**ao|tho hnuwMga thrlr peanlo i arnwUa not tu 'dd It any utora, Irecdomn lath jr without leaving your Iip-pltc Ilia I om of tho twothem to continue th* fight a p p l ia n c e s u | Umu they do. ' chair. A fallow with a aqatrt tliinln rule a* u rafrty valve, de- well begun anil to rvratabllal gun and minrrnl all will daw IPS rTONB 1 Qr**l tlritgln want* lo Invoke apilo the power of the radical clo- Urn* foundation the Deomci yadr brow with ref load para pirnm a g n o l ia ms ilka Nina foefar Treaty In tlie menu within llm parly rink*, party which new walk* lo < tkei or rover yi.ur whole tucio flno-Jopan*** qmyrogllo. Thai the ltcmoftatlr .South I* thrlr* to tha tptlvkeaudi of radical .w ith old-faihlmted sweat, to o r treaty algued \ry th* tlnliuil armed U-taiuc ila rauac Ii Ju*L periaiantatlan. tier wklla you w ill. Holding firm In It* aland*rd of Then, with the party onr* i Htato* guarsnloqil Hip tcrrllurlal * You don’t aren . hare to do adhrmicc In true American prln-JfIrmly anclmrcd lo the rock V . tatagritr of China. And at course your own binding. They'll OWN I ’liiTQI. KIUJT It waa rnppored ■If any nulaldc ilplr, It meat win to It* banner|ronatllutlonal Tlcntocrvry, ’•Mead'* for you with awoat, perpower tougbt lq conquer China. fnmad blood. The m ika.up nun GCKVRLANn, —(An— Deputy D iu n M d . iba uttier pooar* algunlory lo brill give you a p ain ln* arar a* Marehal Raymond fihipfmy, Of, at ly and wiiiiimt bringing ‘grant , tha treaty » nbld d» aumclhlng dUcrX^t on tko United Btatod •agvrly aa ha'll highlight •gbspins- Char In Falla, died ol I ajpnit It, However, that w*« * EnarnivinK and abode you -to bring out your a ball** wound aefferad whan hla Wary."’ fT tonl time ago, and Japan waa boat feature* and Md* ‘ your ploUl foil from l u holglop and ottulu* Jeweler i ; f «no of llm tlguatorte*. -w o n t 1« your hair fugay 1 wpo age toontally dipffhsrgad M ha 1U B. Farit Avo, They make thr nkqgl wig* out *W»pa4 to p k k up s hook of ’ I Freeldent Itnnacvelt'a chief oh' work* tliera. bar*. I f you Itu at an m lng your parktar hkktl*. ), . . Motive, wo are told. !■ to loam Mr. and Ufa. Ik B. IAvy end own crop, they'll have a hair, GENEVA bow (1*W people nf the Welt I'ke i lilMrau. of HowloN wot* vtoll­ drvearr popping #t it evory two blr broad eeonntnl* pollclva and Th* mocking bird la thaatatc ing ralafivat -.n Otoava Bundky. minutaa. You should w o rn I >hat they think at hi* wtlll ItvI f you’v* got to bo alhktlo— bird pf Arkaniaa, ptnrtda, MtaMlu ntii- 11errl*ou, whu la at tpg pl*o lo rea'nranlio Ike teder Si fudlriary, with amphaaU *m teudlng Vl\nId* Hlllo Oollag* fiv da *°forthin* rkafcy ,{IW dlylag 5 I SANFORD (ha Buprahte Oourt, With hi* eg eepUooai parwualretmaa. the peo­ ple may tlocorer, after be emllea in thorn, that (bar Ilk* It very .inaab.—Sevaeeta Herald. And off <«r -Mag united Into M, 'w# *up 1POt*. UK laugh wfl) b* on ttiam. Wmtieu at TaUahsapo*. wa, off a cliff, ridtag a rnphli. nar pledged 10 llm Kappa Hlgma so­ Ing »Uh * 1 ^ 1 0 . ^ Z Z tlMl cUjr and catch up on totir rority loot w*-*b. »krp.. They’ll him -s * t «t man f«r you. ScMek Shaver Thorp’ll hi o dialogue dtractu to toll you bow U l«Br. and a director to UI1 y r u prime to | A frtca yoa saa Th* Amarlean Logtoa Is - not Tins to b*lp th* mhnlilou ®*k W when It urgo* tha tl. H. ta latiMsia tha larseai navy AT th* arts, toaroasaeth* oto* of th* ISMSIng army. U I* merely Mb­ i t ' * vary reattalU ybw o f a lad sad diotraugki world. Wo I lata, 1 M II aw i M e r l t o ’e i �T R SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF01TO, FLORIDA LO RENA yocial D IN N IN G And Personal Activities U Z A B H m BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor 1 W n B i o 148 Personals octal Calendar „ MONDAY Fb* Ebaen School of Dancing H open at the Woman’* Club |;M o’clock. For Information II Mpa. W. It, Stewart. WJ-J. circle Number Fiv» o f the a t MelhodUt Church will meet 7:30 a t the bom* of Mr*. J« Hooltban, 716 W, Flrat Street, lie Woalejran Truth Scakara ■ of tho Methodist Church ( f t - One of the earilrat at(irnt* In )v * r. yesterday left (Wetland of lh>< l*n »lji'nlla_l dunce of (ho While 'Sluunlnlu't under n llglil hlanki-l of annw. > Tlii> N'at nnal Form! fieri li e IV(Mirli'il Mount Wnnlilngtnn. ilia highest * |>r>uk III llio range,* « I11 covered l,v four Intlies of snow. ^The c,lrl S m a ll met at (he n'lri Smut i.litla Itooao yea tarday afternoon before going io Santanda Springs. During the aflernnon swim­ ming wna enjoyed anil at a Inti' ' Mra. ft. O. Cramthaw of Orlando hour thi> guests roatirnl winners. fa the guest of Mra. Marsaret Grit.About twenty four womtinra en­ fin for ilia week-end. joyed (ho orraalon. Mra. J. O. Huff returned from Jack tour II lb yesterday where abe MEN’S cn.t'li MEET by I n Inn Men’s .Club »i*nt tu* pr I’rcsbylci after tut*penjion fur the summer •hr fhr f’rpshjterlati t’htrrch lion, day night at 7:00 u'etoek, accord' Ins In tl. I*. I In mil'll, president of the Club. A special pro*ram has teen arranged sml nil mem­ bers ore urged lo be present. HKTItOTT, Hepl. K. K. c o r k p m lJ in l of c h « m M Motor company, told 1,»00 talesmrn and rincutlva* of tlio o n to * W llo n Wednesday night that in* rriBM-ti material an*. Islinr co rl, would bring about ■ prlca r-s# lor l a j . Chevrolet*. Co) to said lie vr*t uncertain what tlio liirrasso would ba bat Hittl II would tin announced M tho new model* wvra produced. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . y » ....... I M m f l l l l l u u H I I H I I I Get the world's good news dally through T he Christian Science M onttob Am Imhnutfomtl f W y .S% t ^ i^ t \ tmUHhi h f TIIF CHRISTIAN SCIFKCt rUftilHUN’O SOCIETY f i Out* K t r y i f Sivttv* Boaton , M im c h tm tti I " 1 j (faias^jM--Ui cM u an en n o r a Mra, J. If. Dasney of Jack.on. villi* spent yvalenlay hero aa Iho grteM of Mra. J. O, Huff. . ____________ _ luiilMm. Ill (lr.il._IntH lirf l n r x . . J «,11 rounded rditorul f r it s m , u v lo J is t lit. Y « k l r M .j .n n t Sk i ion, n u l l ik » M o n n n ih t d u r i m p p r fm iKr home. Ii it I trntt , t « r r . or 1 tro t, ■ d ir •* >uk. h iiriM n , dill nnd le your d « i , ind Ii o b i.i.ib t, n, tbs fiklUi.in, knitbuii i Mr. J. O. Huff apcnl sorer*! daya In CrcaJrltw oil a buslnrji trip. f r N n w « i i w in »rttiw if»w r (H e , i i f t i'T in H i i i< i i H W MIsa Sara M ai well of Jackson, lir.LA N II, Sept, 23.— T h» house |ii.tutf-rl here hks ts-en the hottii' of Slctsnn Culver vllle la ipcndlns the weekend with president* during the pa*.t Ml years. Should reservations warrant il, the linMint; will lie her mother, Mra. K. C. Maxwell. dormlthry for g irl. during the sessbm which opened Kv|d»mber 20. Gil Paten tins returned to his homo in Woodbury, N. J. alter having lieen guest at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. P. Pearson for several days. G ITY N E W S RR IEFS U V .ll.H r S rrx s I's a p O w e) ’s three EVALEEN’S SUPREME PERMANENTS In' II’g'lt nil li>t he run met ndsseil nti, ttarnsotu aenieneed ypaterdfl) tiy Judge Millard It Smith. of Cireult Coin). In serie lite )enrs u< Halford for jl■:-.i,ilt mill Inlenl In eemtull mtinier, lends Avle't, a t"' .1 nee.re, g>ij Iwii jenra fur a slniltiir Mfetin', Mis., Itorolhy Warren left thla nftemuon fo r Paytons lleach where will spend the weekend with Miss Amoral Peters. \J ^ J 1 f Kvalern has made many of Hanford's hurl) ladies look lovelier wllh hrr mclhud of persaanent waving, le t hrr add to* your beauty, loo. TELEPHONE 7M (only dneth Wondrous things*' (P». ,trf 72:17, l« ) . cm ! Tlie lesson-sermon nlro include* the ,h# A dkw lng pn>snge from the Christian ficlrnee lexllook, “ frtenrp sml Ilrnllh with Key lo the Scriptures," by Mnry IhiUrr EdI’e .d y : "Th> fferipInr.'s Imply tlml 1:00 find is All fsi-all. From this II l*<‘ i’uIIows Ibnt n r'hm c posaeaes, realIcal ity nor ellrtan ce except the di»Hy vine Mind und Ills Ideas. The b’eripl Tea nlso declare thnt God is i j i it, , , , He la nll-lm lusive, lpl|, and 1- rcfleeted liy nil Hint i< (,1(1 m l iiud ctrnuil nnd liy nothing c l , else’* (p, 3111). School Books Are Distributed Here Free By Florida Cf3«4ittniMMl trmm Sunday 0HNNY MACK BROWN “UNDERCOVER MAN” ! Admltmlon 10c & 25c Matinee And NiifhL slatiaga|udd lint, r a ff eg, the luosc* heritofore Ptiffcivd whip the t r v li ndopled l y the Mnlu niv rhniigftl. A rev riling lo mi a rt passed hy the recent session of lliu U-gislatiirr, any 1hk.U may bo derlnrrd ohsolate hy n rommillim uppoiliteil by tint h'lnte Kupcrintmdciit tvhese di ty it is in study contin­ uously tlie1need for adoption of 11 m'wr leal. Ilsreil on llielr report jho Slate may diseoiitlnue purclia o of. thesn iHMik'i'nt ally lime, tlndi-r the old set up tho Flute was bound by roptinct In piii'clinsi' nn ndopted line of hooks for r< veil years. At the end o f thla peronl prartlcally all the looks had In-re me obsolete nnd ill" stnt0 hull li> endurj^benvy I osm -s . Chamois lisvo heen I nown rlear watTs"|| feet high i lenp ravines IK feet wide. Also Mnnlcurcn for Gentlemen EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON dim Snuronl Tmthall - game 'Hi JarkFOiirlllo Inst iilght were: Mr, nnd Mrs, \V. II. Zachary. m V» W. I.. Morgan, Mra. Kmmeil Hunt. Mra. M. H. W 'ailni. Mrs. I,. M. Trlford. Mra, W. t!. Coleman, and the Miss'*. .Marjorie CouhUrn. Ulllnn Adnais. Carlin Palmer, Dorothy Wlrclna. Jocijuelln Camp hell, Helen Palmer, Martha Ad­ orns, Joycn Hunt, Mary Wlufttps. Martha Telford, Jnnlo .llayburn, Annie llelin Melhrln. l/nil.e Per­ kins. nnd Mary WIrkIiis, Also Juo Tliompson, Hohlile Ktauby, l,e»trr flulhrle, Ituddy Ulahnp, . Duiiald Damson. Voile Williams. Jr, II. fj. Hickson,Jr., f rutikle Wiwidfuff. Jackie Wood­ ruff, Kdwnrd lllcalns. Waller Haynes, flryun llurl and Waller ren Odbnm. L e a k y Freighter; Taken In Tow By Coast Guardsmen To-NiKht YKLL-8ENT FOR ElE C TIO N I No I ('mnllHMnl fro* mi r n g t fln#| ship. A .'III m ile wind swept the sea, adding lo Hie difficulties o f the bailing icnmen- They hail dlstliatgrd half Ihrir cargo, but had to slop Hint to krep up the ball* lng. It wsa hard work, but the battle of the men a ia im t the sea was even -fur a while. Damp Wash Cabrrra, a 7apt-ec Indian born • LESS THAN A^HEN YOU DO YOUR OW N WASHING— Dccause w e wash your bundle fo r let* than you pay fo r the aoap, washing supplies, gaa, In KV-Ti, Is regald«l a. Melko’a RE'S tOOKIH’ FOR TROUBLE! girntest pninler of colonial times. . about it . y i. water and ele c tric ity you use each week to do you r Monday washing. S C H O O L O F D A N C IN G W ild, OPEN Monday, Bepirtaber 37 3:00 Woman’s Cl ah Far Informatloa H I n n s. tvak clothes whiter and cleaner, too. • LESS THAN WHEN YOUR MAID DOES THE WASHING— Because you r bundle coata Ira* 8** w . it. ■ ru a'W T * , r a w* — O ur modern washing m ethod* gat you r than the aoap, supplies, etc., and the electricity , |*a 00* - J and water your maid \iiea to do you r washing. A n d THE NEW HOME WASHING SERVICE ONLY PAUL’S 10th Anniversary SA LE $7.50 Realistic and Rill Inga W ash EUGENE you less have than the you r aaeurance washwoman that you r clothee are washed under the moat aanitary condi­ tion* w ith pure soap and cryatal-claar, rain-aoft water. START SAVING BY SENDING YOUR BUNDLE THIS W E E K -PHONE END CUKU4 $2.50 85.00 Children’* Cut I* On T h e Wireleaa for $&50 ■ fi cost Cunml lallaa Wllhuul Ckarg* $3.50 This Is Tha WIRELESS. The Nawrtat Thing la Parmapenis— No beat, the' most natu­ ral self setting wav*. I sets long, re—every one guaranteed. The urual prlca Is f7A0. For a limited time bundle charge*, but nml :i mr ruch adclilimril pmtnd 51..50 AU Over Ringlet* ready for y o u r maid to iron. • LESS THAN Y O U HAVE TO PAY A WASHWOMAN — N o t on ly doe* you r Damp $5.50 16.50 your clothes come back washed much better, all . SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY P H O N E 475 819 W . T H IR D ST. �t* ^ r . Bucket InL.S. iS T t o FOR S P £ E & THESTANblWoS lacklu bcfur* on * r*Y*r*o, U ■ milker f l r*t. dawn, . Pltnfy for school use t’ .ll,U »li * H *J L'luclniii t*n ic.l(u Ml ML. (M il'll. I X k f l i M l ■rb tilu lril. f*rd». fh lo went tin yard* UNIVERSITY O F ,; FLORIDA. Gkln*nvUI«, Sept. ft-— ttopefut of. ■ upeettlng lh» dup* bucket. Ik* ’ UnlvereKy of Florid* Catora, SO ■(rung, yeaterday *ot out f° r Raton Rouge. where tonight they pry the lid o ff Ihetr 1037 Southraetem Conference *cb*dul' ■gnlliit the Icigur chomplon*. the U P. U. Tlrrw . The boy* bovine (iolneevlll* *t 11:30 o'clock trovelod lo U k l City by apeclal bu», oml Iboru boonlcd o Seaboard Air tk u for New Orlenn*. They arrived In Baton Haunt thio morning. Accompanying the aquad were Meeting In A lU *to fo r their annual mooting, toulbrm football enoohao ■ubmitted to oumlnaCoach Jonh Cody, BockfWkl Coach liewlr llordoge, LUlo Ikm* designod to Improve the offkienoy of ike of fkiatlng builnooa. Araoig other Ihlnga, they ran Coach Pom MrCnllhler, Trainer treli of tpeed juat to abow how qukkly they con get about over tbf field la calling declelano. ASmoky Horpfr, ond Student B. Fennell (left) of Columbia, B. C.t and Harry Mount of Birmingham, A la , «ra *rrn doing their ■ ______________ Manager Paul Barney,’ o f Tampa. be*t Qaihoo. Seven end*, five tackle*, four gutrdi. three rentero and I I Bees And Silkworms (Londoners Stage Anti back* made.up the Oatoni' trav. Must A b o Aid Hltlerl Jap Demonstration •Ilag 1I*L Player* mablag 4Jte trip am/, BERLIN, Sept., U . —t ^ - B e i - ' jaWOON. Sept., 24. — (/P)—E iKnds—Walaon Ramaey, Tom keepen and illh euKhatora »r * lr> police ruihtd to protect the Walker, FonSa Pennington, C llf' ford Whtiiduu, Bill Howell, Don­ *# m T hon,e o1 J»P*nooo Ambaaaidor bordering Adolf JIB * yoaklda loot night whan a crowd ald lUckvlt, Jack Maynards lac__Er*ry partklo gjtherod In the otreet outaldo and klei~C l*rk doff, Charley KreJ. of noil h to be lined op In Ike cler, Harry K Iclltrr. John CrabFour Year Plan for economic hr -Withdraw your bomber*. Tak. tee, deorge Owen; guard*— dependence. •** the Japanoi* murder* out of Cordon (lardner, Frank Kocale Land unaulubl. for ordlaary chla*.'* igrl culture k lo be planted with The d rivoiitialeri maaaed bovegetation a It roc lira to boot. It fc„ tbea»b*a*adqr'« door Ju*t U koped lku. to fa cm M by to ^ m S S r .fU r march " g percent the vnlua of Germany'. tround QnMV, nor . quare y.lllng - today tlrf**htw!ut* mo' ooo oSnM,U*tk’" ,»ntl-JapM#aa *lo«aai. about 110 ,000,000. Hurriedly drafted police ()n«ntitka o f mulberry troo*1 ^ *1*« are to bo planted lo ineroato tk. . . U l n , , . . . « .lit, Other portion* * f the land bor­ dering tha R*I*V* auto road* *r* to c*rW gram erepi for goat*, ■hoop and rabbit*- re* formed a cotxkwf along tho * * pw»w. Umn M u Xfw I*ort*«i1»*, with V»ry m r H im Ilro w k ltn « l N m T * r l . c m .m ii, i|i h i . I mi' i I i . . h l l i l i u i l l i lit C n.r »,. mV I ‘ Ii II u I i I i i Ii Im. N ew Hupcr-Sp*«d cm I* ’ CJ %V A < • » .- ' Kaetnry HitiiJ.il ■nt-blni-*. ■II make*. fl. Vi Inn.I lie .in n IV4ipiling(<i|i „ . HI. *4 *T Tl 4* Horn* 111** 31 llr s s lU I; Hap*tint L h sln ilt1. ni yv*r fcoy n lu H In 1 micklnt* - Ai* mr (III ■H typewriter (nr achooL « h it M •r In rall»a* or k ah pchoelr tt mill k* • kin li*tp. not on< ly *urlri# •clinnl yearn btj< will b* ■ valiutlil* training Igj ih* r<u> to m m . K *»r ilTitn' If. <JtJlr.4 ' 4Jm»*w T f4*r «Hlie in iml M'lift.nJwrt. Ntw V»»rl| iMMtiit. (>«*•■ **lt r»i <*|vvelniuL —frr, « i c'himtfit, rtillm lnlitlilu • Ir .ll.n t Ntujd-bMd 41 »«1 leSIUlw Haw Turk l^l«ip|ftt(il a;, 7* t« Ki IVitslihigi rirO M lM %-4JK<tMlllA Mi: II f*nrd#lii .... s a CUI IMSMil u _____ a I f m l p K N i S i lim a lfn On1n v 111« r.i Curd el o s. W o iT iin iv tM iH iiT in .t I It Malt* ir t « r * if oe>t**i I.IIIU All*ala 0. i i T k H W T i i t i i , t.H*nt’n V w lfilM k K iw ilj i r h i i l l kerteel. N'wnrb in; Itilllmnn. t. * ■ ! ----- Tho hlgheit Inhabited hou*a Jn Buropa |« the ML Rina Ob•ervdory, t.OTS feet ahova i*n level. Inrntna U i receipt* con*tUoled 34 percent of federal reve­ nue la tba flacal yaar I t lt . Green Valley IT’S SIMPLY; INEXCUSABLE You cannot expect to moko friandi Kjclalty o r In b u iln eu If y o o h avo h a lllo iU (b o d brooth). Since you connot do* fact It youraoM, tho ono w a y UttoHno. It InttonHy dettroyi odor*, Improvot mouth kypiano ond check* Infection. Lambert Phonnaool Com pany, S t Lciriv LISTERIN Bopira, the United tltalae ol America wag five year* old, *iu hargoe* war* lnv*K*tUP«' ~UtS purp«*e of keerlag u* out o f ffu' •iga dliput**.. STOP LO O K L IS T E N f l y in q s h ip l a n d s . FOYNKH, Iroland, H*|il. I f ,— dnwn, Tata 3 (p k n g ti). (A l— lmiH.rlul Airw ay*'flying ihlp Sanford acorlug; Touchdowui, Calodonlo rnodtod her Hhannon , Ki.rguaon t, Lawaon; point* after Rlv*r ha** her* at ( : 3f A.‘ M. ptouchdowlt, Morgan (p a u ), F o r (1:11 A. M. KHT), yoalerdoy II hour* and 1( nilnuto* allow leav­ guaon, (plunge). Subitltuteii Uiidoo, Graham, ing Dot wood. Nuwfutindland, Th* Wilton, flavin, Baldwin, Potter! hop wa* another Ieat uvor a projHinford, Rumblcy, Htiimrorn, B. ocled commercial roulo. Farguton, Merchant. OfflcCT*—Lynch (Taia*), ref- CUBAN S A N D W IC H E S fPAfiHKrn CHILI , and l* O I V on cxE N O IM U , B E E S — W IN E — D ftfN K S . Courteouo A Lake View Bar-B-Q E ffic ie n t PH O N E 8 E R V IC B lo t A French— T e l. 9121 ENGLISH’S Gulf Station Seminole Printing Co* Coen** C—Iiji*rtl*l and >m ( » * Avan* DAN DUNN •Sacral Operative 4 t O n t h e t q a j l or d o p e i h u g g l e r ^ , DAN D U N N . 9 E C R E T O P E R A T I V E , 4 0 . E N T E R ? A O C N IN CH IN A T O W N ** H E R E C O G N I Z E ? W k B A N B V O IC E A N D S E C ? H IM ' J U V T A ? HE I? L E A V IN G T H E P E N B Y A S E C R E T PA 9 9 A .G E . Cl a stifled Advertisements l&—Ap*rltn*nU Por Kent UAVR YOUR Watch repaired by FIRST FIAlOli ApirtnienF pri­ on* oh* really know* hew. vate bath, form|*. Fumlihed Rrlgge. Jewel** Magnolia A** Reomi. (WO Magnolia, • Naiiontl Venetian Blind*. 41 conta par *u ft-' Flna*t blind* obUtnabl*. Sanford Awalag A Shade Co 1M K. End HL Phono T44 J, A u tom obiles ______________ A N O T H R ir D U A L Four B O V , I K N O W T H A T .F E L L O W T H A T J U ? T .U F T w r _] ____ H T J U S E D TO W O RK FOR HIM S* r NO \ D O W N E A ? T — W E *? A \ B IG ? W O T — O O E ? H E ?PE A K E eV COM E H ERE O F T E N t E N G L I S H , T * *\ V O U G O N O W Z / S t-t___ X M IGH T H A V E B E E ! CO LLAR FA G A N , D U -N T T O S H O W OUT I TH O U G H T VOU SO V 5 W ERE G O IN ' T" I ME UP r f NO SPEAKEE ENOUGH VOU GO- CQME.OP THCBCLL I LOT? A TROUBLE CV roi C H IN A M A N — i5 t h i n g & ROOM furnlahed hou** for real. Oarage. Adult* only. 710 Palmetto. I \ *\ wkaot Trailer with body, ipoclal |» » SO. 'to K fenl roaditer. epaelal Fly* ***** lRed lt%4 for real. 8. IttAO. Root A Bom, U*ad Car II. fluchanan, L*h* Monroe. •—Situation Wnated Roiui-l* woman deelra* day’* work or laundry * « Ik# plaea, *1 one*. Call for Lilia, 1004 E. Tth.Bt. T H E R E ? OCEAN \ f J TH E P04J4? ARE AV41V T 0 PA V / p B IO t fr h f C P ytmr beme odd year* - to Ka Ilf* wlU Dealer * CUfe | ? ta £ Fee M yean they'v* heao "Seat F *t H e . South." Btanley-Rofor* Bardwuo Co. VCRV I nce ’ P L A C E :' ■ OVER A T O N , EH” . W ELL— W E LLf M'MrM g p l e n o id , cr? loom or v o u r PRIVATE, i bo at c a r r y , o ic k t Childroe nodar ( topoad 11.4 poreoal of tho ugjlou'. pupal*t k « In IMS, bat only / » 1 J �4* r \ >,n’’Tt ^ fW W fW f' f' *i m *T■ W* *t v iNtfow. <A>A.\\f K'J: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER W .1M 7 T ire S A im m n nireAT.D. C H ILD R E N , C IV IL IA N S s a w f o r d . f i -o r i d a V IC T IM S O F SI IE LLIN C B R I T A N N I A ' S R U L I O F T H E W A V E S look on new meaning at the battle cruiser Hood (abore). mightiest w u a U afloat. » » > onlineJ lo •uhmirlne-----hunt. mill- hr Ih'r_.,.-<Mon IZ.OM-toncruiser cruiserRRrpul'r. onduly dulyloto | tir l - .)«ln — Ihr iMnlilriimean - ------------------------------- With -------hrr ............ ......... rp u l'r. AAlto lto on vuiitmiretai slopping lium l Mina l raids Is Iho First natal llulllla and aircraft carrier Glorious. Owner O f C ow |n The Case Is Sued For 25 Thousand 7 THE CHURCHES Seriously Injured Art Car Strikes Cow, El­ lis i ’ e a r c e Sues M M * \\ i ilttl hi‘« V illlllK BROTHERS S IL E N T ON S L A Y IN G OF L I N IIA R D T • u n io n I |)|trti A lr M trliiiK . 7 u« I i I )yh.i1liiri Hrl* In', 1.45 1 T i i :h i ».\ v 11|,* ii Ati M.rlHu;, 7i3li I :i*.|.ii*it Mi.Mru, a *»•* I* J | Mill,ill I. cuCill.ll, iillm.I llice services lo lllfd I I'a U t I I 1 ill.lt « I I I M i'll , •\ r » r I t»la«* t|rt«rin*| Htiiiitn »<*«■%I.-. I*, jViirlitlti I'u lflif f i In* "*■*1 * l* Knr \t 7 ft I* M |*AAt Mf■ It N . M N 'mirth Ft Inml. 1r» GO A. fcJ. W^iluemln) rvrninii *•.*rr•h11». i r . i» m Yt*if in« Invitril l«* wiiriillp wtlh I I »|A T l l t r U T l l l l l l t l * I*.II k dt \ ilttlt* A H llM I* " |lft* llm. W. I*. Him '*»■. %AMil * Hiii il lv Jl<’tin».| * t i A M Mcirnli,n -/*tu »-.»f|». 11 t*r A f!\* lillHt. 'V <*l o||t jt, \\, tm Ml.. v I'm) • i -m iii t < III HI II f»f* T llll U 1 U I I »» Tllf Ia. V It I* I If M111I.» |«,l • | HiiiMlfii hi lii 1*1, HilP'Irt> I Al l*r«N«i til i«k . I’tiritln*. It > .'I N* V I*, t* . a.Minl»», * •* *1 1*1trtl "lllltp hum lo * 11 *l I'frtJ I'l ill* llllSi * Wn|»l liinai • tnair heads neld high, the Uarr broihcra are shown in jail at Shelbyvilla. Ky., iiend.nir urraiRtiment on ch a rt*i that thy- kllletl Ilrlif. CJcn. llenry II, llrn h in lt on (h i evo of hit I riel for the alny. big of Ihalr slater, Mr*. Verna C.arr T aylor,.' I.efi |„ right; Jark Gafr, Dr E. S. Gary and Roy Gary. They maintained J r.loioal alienee hut thely alloyney Indlratrd they would plead aelf-defcnite. A N E N D B E G I N S hit drive lo try lo fljl the shoes Imrry Keller at Yale. It's John A. Miller (above) of Columbut, Ohio, who's reaching. Kelley la now a eoarh. A headline habitue of long stand lag, Asbestos Hair Tommy t Man villa Jumped into tbe adverllslng seeIlona for a cbania when ba look fall paga ads In New York's morning pipers "Wanted i An Attorney/ presumably to C O N T E N D E R S for AmerIran Lcalnn national romman* dry Include D. J. Dnugherlr l top), Woburn, Man., and Cot. Vincent Csrrull. Philadelphia. II, *1 n* hi i r r ts ia r H ir tlit- y«. M lill M %I I I I O M H 1M I T I i I I I lit i« * 1*1 ■-a|«fc|<pr li* f» i !i*i rrnrciftHl I J flit'll a A:. lTl*.IH> |»*"'»j|, :|f ,% |b*11« m --! h i iijjit \\ ani Ahin. .. w . ii-o-*»--S..O *..'1 itTi \, •'ii.' ■ ii> * »« I1. M i'.ii.s. Dili *1ft»l I'# hill j « * John D. Illggrrs, hrad glass rompiny, will dirrrl unrmploytd In A T B A f t r t lH M r I fill I I I I «»7 U'fpI Klrai HI»#«I h'lwlur U frvlifi IYrt** ll Tei%*r. Hill Itil**# |i‘ .* I three months. KegUlralion. bo r f G H T B B f soeU ngU load Ute American Lon km aloe In­ clude R. J. K elly tU p l,D etro it, nnd Stephen t . Chadwick «4 Gi* able nf Wtuhln/Un. , I Vt mII hI Hi G AINKSVII.I.E, Kin. Scpl. 2‘.j’Virriialc ,i *of,, *U>,y turd im plot con nl ii >on hiltnn i and irgu Inc let |no* of rn»» lo i mihlc III" dairy i j ' i . l r In iidjnit his (rid 1 illg l * ■ >>do I" n itlid hi cllmlns I" the Until Illy aecllnn of f i i ynIrtm ini which read* an follotytt ■'That iho owner of any llyowinch nimilnr "r roaming #1 lari .i In Inual con lily, Elorldn, • hull lie |>or*nnal|jr llahla In any nnd nil itcraen*. flrnia or — - - - ■ ~i, I,***1 - - -- said, will ba . voluntary In o i .1 * ■ oi, i lie .''l il A "i c nl o d !! i ..,i, Service. * i i f iluiiy ojifi ilm , te* *’ * i ' i" " i.■.* I r ia n t;", 1st he, .■ it I I'lni'i i y,millirs , o*t; .1 Ih o d lii Hi t nnd nnd • v • .1 1h" V*d i m * "irnl v llairy I tu h i I in 4*hii *» iti. ‘••♦t I inii* ( Ha III* ! i i. r il i*. ill. j* ill kind iiRciimnii * liul l li r .my f.unrr HI i rniiliir llu-lr H-l.iliiAi #iut irnl kiriK out 9 i p f I*. M ti ;i.|ti| (if |i| |s«j ,f||i«v \V* rlfis a.| ,r Itll'l# HfM.lv ■'# , (irwri;i* S 'r ii», I uk*- llclrn, »v» a n'hlrli TftWFf • » lf M li * (i d prrcii-lr f mis 1 I ryiiMii li#K*'1 arvKSKli siirrimntaT , ill H, it ■ 11I 'm i « u u llviii'l-a i ii'V i* A . M u i it*, It* Y M * f 'H " *,*r«• f Mf v Hi In*1"! -fl I® A II *>•*1 final- wm* i J..ii I vk*o P i r ilflil MM 'I |M| * *1 * n i p i »i I i m * i i i R " rjf, " i t * i '■ #»»i" ,*|AVl»if* f im llu ly , (ii.. Ilir.driy, IN’ * IVf'frMitH u.itj. Vrp*ik i I't I 1 * Ii In fur I hi* • . chCi.lt »OH. (VrUH I I!I.*I*|'h |B »lf '•i* 1* ork«lif.n %%j’I h I --tf H on«*« i uimMii fur lii t*i.i..ml i f milk ticy llm |h in itUvi* and ailuiunl pf'Jjhtl- irjl tlir viluc of fe d en.l anil ou « / milk stove er fad. "r w fur other ilclnll . |he lo t r r will '" / 'P ” * brnW . rm rlicck luirh cn.v hr every herd rtt *■ ^ « * “ **»« Evrry ope,atlor, will I- given . / f* 1' " ! m»rg*cal alteyioa. rerortl of ni. ficn\ r nl*, pi'id’ir-, Mnnl rrs Iho dueers will I * bledtl/isd by tlon, and aalei., .......... - uf — . ,fholr U'.sorinltun will l e t the r*p.nae record* and culled as unprofitable of testing tlteir lirrda, this Iwing member* of Iho herd Dairy ylraa . divided ainunir them wcurdlng to failing to transmit blgb-prsduc- Ihr titsl * a T ill: i ill in ii n r u rn Klli| %v* 'Mif- nii«| • fn. i sin, i li* l It H 1'ill 4V |»*a|iiP l|.*l >t He I•«•*a1. *> I . A >1 1*1f .t* .Mill* rSltllM . II IMl | M •Mi ; i i i* >i ! I'MIfi'M |**Mi»|»|r0 IMP* t His! I 'I Slim, aggrrmlva, I 1*1HI ....... p i I • r f ie 1 - n r i m o n u t ll.ii O' ‘ .ty hi bln , id i, in >• 1 1" ' i M i . i ' i n I, D ro w n .l i m y O N E T H O U G H T I N T W O M I N U S of D e l p h l n t Dodge Cromwrl) Baker Gnddr and Jack Doyle, Irish sln*rr bo\»l, «o a marriage—aItor Nevada dtiurrrs from thrlr prrsrut »|Ko^«a. t i u uu III* particularly militia attention to The H»* I! ll llckar, Htmilay H.'hnol. 9 «(. a H* niittfi, ||;au a Al H. m Ill4#lli Ilf Her l *1 a. Uidfii>«tiii) i'fp»t i i i wit-1 4 I l 4»**i • 1*1 • I I I III II Movement To Test Slate Dairy Cows (id s Under Way rt'1.1. iu n rm . y *iiy iiila n ln M ill \ I(a •. MiTilii It* H . H -l.tr 1*0. H tjiuh) . t f i i i T i l t i l l ) II I I 'iii||l|ilii(|M|. i “ \ «I at) ||||| dll' fit \ I* H • I..... ll H.a|jt.t»I •! .1 \ *| M i» III lift r'lirir nuTliiMimr , III Btyi nltihllW, i'|ta Til* II# V. J l* r f l.a*i#r. HunA.tr nrlio.il 10 chi a li. Il*rriirfili*.|| II. in a H Y I* SI H 1:11 I* It 1*1e»f*ft llitf T i l I* M. J .VliH lIN VII.I.K, Bopt. 15 tVI*) For ili<< llrti lime In Flnr M* M»lnrr lh« owner of a con nllegedly Involved In n IdRhwsy m iltlrlil i* being t.uc.1 lor rtnnf In **■a. Hhup-d on n neelhin of 11m I>**■ fill county "no fence" low, w ill ti. Murrell hi. nlloriioy for Kills I) iv a ir e yn-derdny filed n dec* lm.it ton in ill" |JS.on» null 1’narea tin* enloind UKultiat J. II M<*1* Innl, ollt-Rcd nW'iicr of a f"W n til li I'onrco struck ml the Knit, lu ll Ilnnil llm ulalit " f Jlllio 31. Till, IIIMill null nn» Inalllul Id Ally II. Inil lint filing of Ihn di'C" tiiiutli.li, In which llm rmilnnlltm* i.l ili(. iiliiliiillf worn mil It nod for Hi" llr-l limn, m i delayed unlit inlrn ln tr. II « n i itiidn'ned by Mlirrt II lluii In* luid o’llliheld Iha •li-. l.t iI Ion |iriidlua a court da* clalon ns lo Iho ynlldlly of tits Inn Julian HnWIlt T. llray, amilor iinlGo uf Itin Fmirllt Judicial < li< it I, Thursday held the atsi* tilt*, n aiiorlnl nel of the I03T I*.u l.I.i Ilire ciili nlll lit liinal. , I’cnrre nil* .eihm sly Injured In III" nrcldenl. n ttd .lfirs Jewell II, llllrrnrd was Killed. Murnjll an* uininierl Hint ho idannod Iho f l liiR-of u almllnr anil In connno lift,, ivllli III" de.illi III Id, derlarnllnu. Murrell r«* d ied the leuRlhy "no fence'* tgw. M l i r t l o l i t a T I H I I l l 'l l II. • ,i i: \V...kI«« i .|, naalnr. 1*1.Mil ll rt. lioel. I Id A. tV T Il.ln a o i M,|ieiIflla ti.lfn t M*o fiiea VVocaltli*. It an A, II I'll. Iilnil 1\ el .lll|» ' "I* 1' tl K llt li.llll I .lit Mne. IMCfl at M l misaisvTiiMt is It ll- tlrvmoia*. I* c u iu ta y Hvhunt •> #V'!llin W'lo.'pir f B.. I;l* P i.tauluw atuu.1*. �-■ - V BATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1MT. THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA M G IB S S a n f v n l “ SOULS A T S E A ” “Souls A t Sea" to Show A t R itz On Sunday AndMonday C ir y Cooper and Heorgw fta.'i. rnstarred ir. "Souls at Sea.” puramnunt's t i ya <f “ wobi!< n ships ind iron men,” which nptni Sunday i t the K lti Thrmler, Intensely Dramatic Tale O f M aritim e His* tory Features Gary Caoper, George R a ft In F lot Rased On Truth An Intensely dint.i-ntir, i,ll uji forge Urn |ik(o nf ui.irillmo his­ tory (h it was mi ir.tcrnntlt.n.>l aenuticn niT.ily c:m lidtidnd yesrs into it Iwlng irddgbt to the K r ttn by I’urn mount un fm tti< r evidence of the n pp ann lly c < w fur conviction mound dim p in­ ducer* that truth, In tin* hin<!i nf ■ gooil rewrite man, is Letter th in fiction. *‘ The put urc It “ Souls ct Ren,” which will Jility Jii inlay mul M«i»day i t tlui llili 'I holler, with Oary Cooper nn I tirorse Itnft in tha lead Iny roll , supported Ly u Urilllint n o t. Drhitol the t m m yilny nf rewrite limn liruyer Joliet U the MU of an nrtii.l ihipwrrck mol of • m in who ” |.l»y..l Cud" wl’ h human lines tn Iho hrinh nf jfK• iter itul put nwny with It, llrr e li llie ilu ry, n . rlinnrd from Unit'd Moii;, riienit Court testimony of IIn* survivors, l"pnrtid 111 tho I'hillilelphil 1‘n1 i r L u l f i r far A piil, 21, 21 mul• 2ft, U 4t! On tlm nh;lil of April ^10, I' " previous yenr, tin* Yankee pnelict MWllllim Brown," I.iverp ol for PhUwlclfhle, v illi eighty l loali eh. nrd, f truth mi fe o ff IIh* to n I of tlm foiiMilllwd tin ituve In Imlli her l.ov i. Ciplnin (jei'roi* I . I Ini tI- o r­ dered till* llfl flit I'lMO’IT'l 1 Jollyhosl iiti'l n lonijlient, with • if * room fur no nnin* III hi thirty persons between them. The iklpi n*r look ei l.l with him Into tho jnlly'ei:.t, ' even llf tlliT’l metnl r r l i f hi t rirvr. Ttie mule, PrancK IIIimL ', ram mini del i 1" Inn ghost, euiilnlritnr t ie lilttr te* mslnimr uilhiri nml itilrlytivn pum iiiptr» Alnl while I <lh lnel» stood liy, tlm "IVilllnin Brown,'.' with tliii ty nne rrm iinlnp.iin du­ ller** huddled in K irn r nn lie q lirte rilid t, <ntHcd nml plunged held fir*l In the I'ltn jn .' ‘ Tlmt nielli the huS* I lent to qellier. The nveremwil ' lonpWit begin shipping iv.iler, nltil liorm -c Hie k il im I mi Ira rut.,I to wait; t ie »: i he v allowed Ilka a t'jh, Umihle I . m in ' iirijuwiiy. l>ny | i.nwned t lc ik mid r«U| the e u r-j iivu i- lu'L i.l Li , Tn (or i mil. 1 •'lii.'uie tin li.eil.i pul l» l tir T re d;iy iin .n ihi,',' n .id i the tr.. timnuy i f JlilN ‘ ."liAiMtn, t i e nf the p:. 'mil.*, "Ih--**»ml« ropcit* id lit-1 they v/ii l.nve In c*»t lot . 'ii. e ’pliiln t'p ihel, 'say no inn rl. e.l It | Jui'iiv tvhat Jfi.il i, II have to d'lV* Another Picture About Movieland To Show At Ritz lil hi rd n il, drnpplnh ailrh sai e iltlen n “The Itetrll l» Driving." “ TJie lletll'a I'll f _______________________ ^ — r round" nml “ Tim Iteill's Mno inI Exactly duplkotlnc the -original “ W illlira Brown." the .ohip run” ntimr: the way, iniuea un *lli" i irile*I Liman n*pro*ei I prile*' 11'.. lirp’itilged III IK'U | whirh was the scone for the slmnift-st drama id lb? .r a ever tn I**' In. play ^U,>_ flarrlpK rule In "II fi> ijnllywiHwI." It I* n III It .1 .to o u r 111" ItuMmi-Tanti tom-rived by m ortal. man, the ship .which was usril for srvnes in '•Inyfpeneel ...1- .. , lit. . . J a.. tiinio-iltln i^inpured in l.l_ Ids .ciliaoilier “ Souls at Sea,” brln yi back the days of a hundred y r o n >i-n toil 'Itidli-.ay, It rent plelnre:., Iml arroril nc to "Souls at Sea.” with Clary Cooper and <J'*ur|fp R ift hradinir a stel­ reports there la nolhln'n slsalfted lar cast, will open Sunil iy> at the Hit* Theater. nhoul tlm atnry. L A W D V LOVE In the Iradlnc 1«n nine role, la RETURNS j “ U A I .A H A U ----------------------------Willi three farncMia>tani heao fiiii'id Kay Wray, rvliirnlnc in tlm DON W IL S O N i Inc Its tnal Hello lint!*, Hii ♦ Vrohn f'fter plar nc -line' tn Hlr j ward O. Itr.hlnmn and Humphrey mnrL .III her mptlrJIy a i . Mri, ; Uncart a drama id tho prr>- | Ji ha Monk Runndera. wife nrttmj rlnc lulled “ Khl (Inlnhmr will I author. Itiilli Idx and M l i Wray I rturliAY Irk a'.arit In the (hi* ule* porllay uifiv morle stars In pic laplsy a return ii*irat;etnonl I'rllure, L ■lay a l ttie li lt s T h e tt ln r. > • , >: Sequel To All Quiet On Western Front ; Tells O f W a r Love I • A T RITZ “ K ID G A L A H A D ” w m , P R O G R A M M E FOR W E E K OF SE PT. 26 - r*rm : A lifitl love 'B ffllr , so' to /pi^uk, develops between IIuuk T»<"ivl Jli.iiiicnnv-y i.ml Jucuutllne Don Wilson, famous rodiu anW e 'l l i i Lively i ffie - hrlpmati* in . C"iumh'll’<t “ Cnill e| fur i.uiirrr in Cnrtiirsal's “ Behind the Mike." f'-fiiue." at the Iiitx Tht iter S iliiilhiy. Mnidi’eniMy^s sojn as » Area nf tin- Mid'.lay ►land* fijlhlind |im n l i'w . -** • , la une aqunie mil". . Sunday, Monday—1 hi* greatest adventure rorr.arr* of th* M i over film d .- C n y C ocpiI *ml (ieorgi* Raft in fSO U L S AT SKA." . . . Tip*»dijr-rTIIK lllft DAY 27.) Special Addei Attractions and “TIIK IlDAIl B A CK ," Wcilnesday, T h u p d iy lo re tla Ynune, Virrlnla Bruce. Warn r I’a ile r "W IKK. Idir.TOIt A M l N IJItS .V A lto Ju. dith Harrell. William Oargan “ BEHIND TIIK MIKK." , Krblav. ..r a y , i.. ,ianl UK “ IT H APPENED IN HOLLYWOOD." Also return showing, H ilte Davis, Vldwnrd ti. Roldnson "KID C A L A H A D r Sa n"-' *• Clto Kruger Dnuirlat Montgomery, .faniui-line Welts “ rot'NRSM , F ir? r it lM E " Itlul Johnrty M id: ll;-own “ OAMBLINC TKIUtOB.” AT THE PRINCESS S a ’.unlitv Sunday, Oet.iiivr 2nd i.nd ;ird— Bob S le rle .‘ THE ( ills ’ RANOKR- and "SW EET H EA R T OK TH E N A V Y." I T ' S J U S T A G A M E , bat M e of deadly sort played by Orest Britain's army la 1U annual war M i t t la War MlaUUr llure-BelUba trying Us hand M, Eng Bienn machine-gun an a visit la aUasla battle* held la land. These w ar garnet give EngUtb Tammies tha experience aary ter top AehUa firm . I* Na. 4 a fU a wive* af Tanuny M *a villa, , hair la an rV~ ••best** tartan*. P U P I L of Mary Astor af th* films Is her huiL Maataal Del Camp*, preparing for bis pmftmlsasl stags debut iM r twlaa of th* Coward serle*, “ Taaight at l i B " Th* actress a w * al rtbaartal casrhing hat hashand, who has takta th* ■ r * * ^ “ ** r u id far U * appaaraaaai la stage productions. She i M en r UaeaJaeralae in tlm eartaa whieh apane U U e Ange la , t i. I h WILLING “ M o l d B ack " T o P la y A t Rilz T u e sd a y N ig h t \ \M/ 1 If everyone were ni rn ih ie i to plea Jo in | lull) wmal. tills would ’ndnil he a fine wntld In live In. Pim h nrl'.'iirn of foS hi reeu’s • ffotls In priivhln Ihn pnhlle with eiaetlv p lint It* llllln heart do lire*, la (loluinhlo'e "It IHipponed la llnllywond.f h eh i I i i m W [ d iy fit III' lilts Tlieiiter. After reelnr *'A ttliir la llirn* la ( { ilemanilid tmim aim lea about M odelaiiil, mnl lint* Is numtiet im« nn ihn fnllnwr;up Hit. C I V I L I Z A T I O N S T E P S I A C K W A R D i s war stride* ahead. TW i w a i t h . ic «m ad ■ tier desolation left by a series uf Japanese' bombing n id i on the N in lao “ alums" of hhsn ibal. Ila ll rlutlird, forlorn, apiicaring like iiich lilu tlc c iv s men, these Chinese have built themselves a cruda eh eltri wawnl Lh>* stun-. Cltarrrd (linhcr* sltuw cvU cu rt uf the lire which followed th e a a jU i aUachi. • • “W IFE , DOCTOR A N D N U ^ S E ” Ilia iitau vane ..ru and u.s undcniiirt sm.-aml with blocs). Norman Smith. *30 pound org-knisar for the C. I D., la ehuwn In a hospital at Memphis, Term., after reporting he wai beaten by « band of mm who trailed blm to n tavern on the outskirts af th* city, • (to n blond* M*r**H* Edward*, reportedly gtrea * Urge , , | f It was Ilettc Davis' turn to. take e rap from love afteri Louise Pairnda and Klim Sum- j a! scorning srre-.n df volion in ,n . * 1 mrrville In D n lvetsil'i "The dosen pictures—and hour sht • Road Bark." takes jt in th" form of W iyne Morris, tl feel three incHu ot The foremost fcsli uf u hhlp U fighting manhood, in “ Kid Callrailed the Jib “ | hid.' groped fur relinf trout the _ tne and lianlthlp* which had been llinfr lot .d arin g . Ibe fuupyear rontliet, fp ia nnrel proved * po­ litical hombshali‘ and the ablhor was toned. 10 tlee fy«m b li na­ tive land. It dealt a blow at nil|*_ Itart* in wblcb w ai again heeomInf. a spectra on European .b o it coha. Universal Htudlo, h i* now •creenrd tills powerfal story. James Whale was seleeti-d tn dl; rert 11. • fur ho ' had pmveil Ids atilllly wltli “ Joum ey'i End/ R. C, •Hharlff.- plarwrlcht »*u<» wrote “ Joiiriiey‘1 End" wi» ussicued tb wrllo • tlm aerueu play with Oliirlns Kenyon. “ “ Thu llond Back" comet to p it screen ut (ho lilts Theater oh Timed i f . Tim drattiatlr nsn-st:fe ci lirerus the eiiie rle n cn id thy returned io ld 'e n s i tbey try to idjust thrmielye* 16 |H*Brellmei-niidltluiii, mul to find hive lull huppliiese lu supplant .the hlte i 111111 <»lsory Ihrouch whlctt limy »•"■ »««•* Wlialu ruiii'Herod hutpiredi of m tors fur "The Itmid Hark" c ilt , rinnlly rlioodtiR John King. K ie l •rd Cromwell. Bli tn Bummer*tile., Andy Devine, Noah Beery, Jr„ klaurli-o Murphy and John Emery �■ rJ<2 >. 1 *»t y e, ■ ■■ . ■ ~* -t «^** i<Ea . mitu v • Mon* Frull And Veftetabtai Tluui An| Similar Area *n America j AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXVI SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1937 Member Aamdated Preaa NUMBER 287 Established In 19i£ i” -■ > Italo- German Troops Plan Soviet Russia Issues^, Japs oharp Warnings jharge To Fight To End In Spain %xy+ ./i w Attitude O f R u s s i a Seen A s Response To China's Appeal For Help In W a r j j* ,1 T H E IR B RO TH ERS’ K E E P E R S ' T r o o p s Mobilized ^OnManchu Border Situation D e s c r i b e d A s Most S e r i o u s Since 1932' Dispute v MOSCOW, Sept. 27.— (AP)—The Soviet govern­ ment sharpened its tone tPwafA • atern warning ' aganut the ,Mlawlesa” bombing of Nan­ king in what w&a believed to b« a response to the Chinese appeal for aid against the Japanese attack. Re-Employment Dir| ector Comes Clean t InHandlingHemanj d6V*WPA' Accounts H IT L E R P L A Y S C .E N IA L HOST TO M U SSO LIN I |- W ASIIISOTUN , Sept., 27. — ’ (41 —The IVorka I'rogieas Admlniatrsthm cleared John C . Emerson today of alleged -Irrrgulsrltiea" In hla ripen*.- account. s i opera­ tions director of the Florida enter grnry relief adniiniatration. “ A thorough Investigation of this complaint hue keen completed and the rhaig,-, rould n ut-t o aua* Ulned,” raid Itcger Uounds, rM ef Inveatlgntor for the WI'A in a Ibrief irp o it. • The chargrs againat Emerson .were filed with the Labor Depart­ ment nnd the WI'A by GoVfrnop . Frvd I*.( Cone of Florida, who sought to sustain his order replacing Kmeraon as director of (the f « b n ( 'n k f h t i w M u n i t e iq that state. Ilia complaint stated that F in e r »<m na Ilrmandn county op,-*s£ fion< dlreelor of the FKItA in 11)31 received payment* irregularly amounting to |10 3.Y The inquiry, tvaa conducted by llounda. Krupp Cannon Facto« ry Roars W arlike * Welcome T o Musso-* lini A t Essen Plant Bi? Mimic~War Is Shown Dictators “ Blue” A rm y Stages . Smashing: V ictory Over ‘Red’ Invaders s KSSKN, (It'rm n n v, S ep t. : 27.— (A IM — T I ip m lK h tr | n u 'la l vo ii'p o f tlio K n tp .J tititnoii fa c to ry nm rttl a vvnriik'.' wt'IcontL' to iln y to 1’ ii'in itT M uiutolini. •Iiml lii'foro he and lleichrfllt'ltrep- iitffer atnKiedirutiK t liu* clamor of ( i c r n i n n y 'i "liearl of ntecl" renter of Imt renrniHiiieiit, .■ re*pt>nsibla llaliun offieial «aid that both 11*.-i in hi unit lliilintt troops would fight in ^pmti to the end. Ill, doelnrntlnn wna made 1-1 w hile ull the world vvalrhrd fur |Militical r«nsvi|urnrrs of the visit. Ptctnlcr .Mn—nllltl of Italy on-" '-r In Hpiinl.li gurrrnmeut • ‘At T °kro. nu«*l» snd Japan arrived in Munich, tiernmny, nnd wu, met by IteU-hafuehrer Hiller amid t n livim-nJuu, ovnti-n l>> offers In wltliitinw .nil forotg i wars reported concentrating huge triMii'n from llielr forces If His the pn|iulace. The • mil ill,r Mussolini (left) iillil Hitler are shown in this inillo|ihutu M* they lisle bodlws Of troops slops Ike ■ !* loaura.iili, wiwil.l withdraw thslra.* along a Munich street. ' ______ raadp hstvlly guarded frontier of Ili.li'* pollry, lie lie. lured, will Siberia sod Msnehoukuo. t-iiinlii hi Mii-.ollnl has pre. Reliable oourcos declared that sirlbml II, tlini llnllsn Iruups^. Situation between trtn»in and Ja­ will euutliltlo |o flgfit for c it y n e w s b r ie f s ’ pes w^s more aerloua than It rent H-iieriftlsklimi Thn ('ilrry rump, No. CSS. if Ls4 been st any time Since 111: I'riiiieo uniII Krnnni wins. lilt* WikMlnini of tho WniM. wiU When the Japanese army created -al-l lie prosiimcl (iorniaiiy'a 1be* hunt tomorrow rrrnlnn at Ihl I iiii .I.- win •tm snine. . the if sschoukoo empire out o( American lint |fi « KroUf Chinese Ifsncburis. It t-mi iIit ii i isrd Germany Their bruthera' kea-|iera of a diplomatic rrndcivn’us with Adolf of tutting WtNHlmrn alio art * The official orssn of tbe Boher biggest combined Viet goTerament, IsTeetls. pub­ H itler a t the recent N ail pnrty convention, Prince Chirhlbu (left), representing t h e i r rr-pcrilv* iiavnl msnetivera since Clrik of Circuit I'ouil O. I lished without comment tbs Chi- brother of Japan's emperor, and Nicholas Franco (right), brother of camps throughout Crntrkl Flor* Unemployment Insur­ lletiMloit will In- in ThIIoIi.i . mv |T u x R e v is io n L e a g u e Wnr yeslenlny for two of Kure|ts*a M m mote eaktn* nasals to tske Spain's insurgent leader, cemented their nation's friendship with Ids el a inm-tlug of District No, H e a d P ro d u c e s F i g ­ tri.iigesl exponents * f armed ance Taxes Must Be tioby oil hu.dlirna. eaich would help to C e ra a a y . light I’ li-mler Musiollni and . __ ____ ______ ___________ _____ . * According ' l/. Information rw* Tho lily (7'inim1 Inner, will u res S h o w i n g ( \ dsI tteichfiiehrrr Hitirr, v ,v Paid Each Month "activities ee the reived here by C. C . Collins of ImM iloir reguhir meeting In After pompoiia retemonick nf i the Icm'ii | camp, C. K Huge, ihe bombardments. JAI'KSONVII.I.I:, II*.. :Vpt Wch-omr nl Miitnrh, Hitler arjd j . TAleleAllAHHKK. 2T Ll’» t' I) Hull lonlglil nl ; in ii i link. |.s. district serfetery of Orals, lias Ooventfoent circles did pot dis­ Ills 111,1mu Visitor I inye led TtoO —•Wendell C, l|t*al>*nc rliwlriiinii HI M Davis ..... l l u i i N e.il,-'" "« ouiily. clly, nluMmnl gi.r i. Invited nil ramps to lie a ril repclose wbet steps Ituaals mlaht •les . north of ihr FlorliU IntliiAtrlal i -oiiiiiKn* of Orlam'o ................il.-.l e.i.i.i. iil ...►l, the p . ..f -Flur ^ T-.jiK^-rt'arate trains resented end tins arranged for •Ion. •nnoun«**il tml.o II»b - nt take to enter the Undecls.ad ths closely* Juitge II Vf Wall ye.terday It I " 1 '* Ml'l'roiimntelf'-iit.IMMI.IHNI |Ni1« W ,1 *ta lJ^ «'K |,‘ Slide Consul Klein C Dame of •tao-Japanesa war, particularly ;.......... I Me, klenhiirg ares along \CJ|‘.. nnd Illy.. *^|M|I tlUllons ni!o|t!t'tl l*> III** « nllllllU- • fli !•■ •»111•**I IihI i). Fort p:crre, and V. P. Miller. If Japonsae warplanes should nniinlilir , f‘'-n where the war • Ion •• n part of Hi«* |in»«tr.Mii t till** IJwmjiiiUiidrH' Male manager of Lakeland, In for EdiiilnUlediiE llie uittinjl**) bomb lha' Ruaslan ambaaay at Tl»t» Ire HfllvcrjiftA m ^i-m fijiaU-fl^ratnl I .i* I t Ihe , iiiiii j 1l mm-, me being played under lie present at the meeting. Nanking. nl. 0 errery. tnrni t'omp«MiNiiil<Mi In uill Imlri a tHrMTii.r lien, enslH tin* t ivp.iMi**, Ulli tlllT Tile entertainment for the Officials fhld, bowarer. no l.tii' I The lusin-uvers were tinted to . In (litt flrp| t•v;iilr\ lfrm V *- Ti ll»«* .Miriintniir L« in i ••ni| in> $J.'*,(MHt,iiU0 nnnliiilly," Coach Says Celery-. County Attorney ExHireling ban been arranged tiy troops have as yet been messed JjUtlOllS * Wot|» s|o« IshY• «1 (III** UlliL 1‘f.utl TtuiMMIDW *it \vu» l«* a HlRlrtiiciil hi.ul*' In n- t«mI■*>* |ninke H pnwihlo for Ihe Fuehrer tile Inral cauip and refreshments oa the border of Japanese cou-J Feds Is Good Team p l a i n s Seminole’s l») I*. |'. XV* I-II11»t*. I’ll' Ii|a ||| lif of Nssl Germany nml thy Dura p«)aMi« tiio'iiHily iijnl • iu*» It am I Imlny. • a ll| consist of basket lunrltcc trolled Mancboukuo. lliMn^Jhe 2tll^ of ym Ii niottlli. III*' rioriilii Tn\ !»•■' i -1•iii laMfiie of Fiurl-t Italy, to «o> the "lllus'* On O ffensive Plays Case In Lee Suit which- will bo prep/ri-d Bv llte T i e Soviet note, delivered In (*«••«! with* IhO i 'l l vpllnii of Ui I oImt >1 Mr. Weidliinr •-‘ini tin* laairn.'; in my di-iiioiistrate n smashing vieTokyo yesterday, was considered '• -------• 1 * TTr-—I ‘ r 'iJ « A E t »ni p.‘ m i-mbe r«, Mr. Cotlliis (Ul« y**«r when llie^ !»•*) nicnl of |F|fUl«l IIwis irrcivu l inony ii*i|iii»lii re j lory over n-''lte.|” army whichr Predicting a “ pretty fa ir rlub“JI ITiC. JHo»y-ttl6iUtlf. of..Adnvinl fair rlul __ >_ _ __ Ill's morning uld'-d all uirmh-ra by responsible circles to be a di­ Irt I k 'ii’iitly for inf *1111111loti «ii ilu* •for purpiwi-s'of the game, was nscoiilr liuilotiM for iliu flint nine rect response fb ChUWs plea far a fter another game or two, "1111*^ flratioit h j* agreed to pry the a„,| t|Hir fumll.es. to attend iiiniiow ul 12:1 iiVIin L., iickuiI iiineil to liuvo mviili-il the area. |Coni inwr a . .i f • •«j« inonllii of 1937. J.'n, I 'In S» pi asefetsnee. declaring that the present tea in t ‘ri-ltiiiiiiiii|T am-mnt of tin- indebt30, numt liu paltl In full uoi l.i •itj: I i inferniniiori ie*«iu*l today. is iikh I on offense but a little weuk rdnrss inrurreil in the li-funiling| ScrcjvWorm I'rojfram ter Ilian ()«I. 2T, (liU )rnr IHediesil C'orp l#*i»IU|Uin>' I) Olid I|rad(|ilillIrt t% luonnrd McLuesi, o f the ('ounty'.-i Itoad at ill llndgo, „ J 10N0 K 0 NG, Sept., 27. - < J P )- on dafrnae, ■ccoml rt'Kul.illnii provPl rolll|l«u/ u| III*' ll'ltl* IIIf«i lit I >* *tf I to nds fioui the HeniinobCounty a t ^ Seminole High Has Been Cut Out r j The T ra survivors declared today that Rotarlan Hold P a r j^ Ilm lg h t for 1'ilih rtitplo) Iiik null luak Floridn N’atlfiiiil iSii.tidv will iMk) men women and children were School coach, tEd HuUrians “How funds ill posited with tin- Slntc Inf •nth report* n* am nu'ct in lt««* I"* nl Aimoiy I hiiik I i I Rnvemmcnt allocations of Ib-n r»| l»jr (luv (dinio i*liiit on Allied when a Jipsn ess submarine to Watch a Football Game'' at the in lieu of sending the money to Tli- \J..II»<yp^*-ii’rps of tho Hiillli* Ills'll** d %\h» n \ I l f at h;Oi) o’* lurk. soak a fleet o f Chinese fishing regular weekly luncheon o f thu •ho County ns proviile.1 in t h c ^ i „ „ | p ine T , r whjfh hnvr Uiunl Mini t • l-o 1-1.i Nut Inna I Guard wilt have Iv(*•I lo lie re* I i ii i i Ii i imii ii .« i ll Floridai JHIaIo b-iiiulaliA- act which|bccn given stock raistrs of Semjunks o ff Cheelongkau Point on club today. Mr. Mrl.ucat was In- | Spiciil turtle.! to the cnminls.lon lit, ( -|a.,k „ f ,.( r < r i l ) l t ,, |' u i i i i i i i %* W i n d * - , . M.*» k*4 III A V it, annual parly tonight wlteu Iks smith China coast. j trodum l by George Hollins, chair­ Comptroller J. M. Lee enlled ui>* | I inof< none County for more than a year struttlous accompanying ottt.o.li, lie* detui huti'ltl will go In Han........... . Hl„ |||N constitutional nnd rrfdsed ho Hilttrr.fd i" « • Mtuui'^l *1 • 1* I of the Junks were under- man of the. program committee. to in nn cslrrationsl program for the raport forms shall hut. Dm l o t . ....... ((,r t VsII«1, » « , « . where lie i-i|iintely III- lioik et, uni «-i-t< | l.tmlo (t|>r ne, for HWlnimlng and 11 cognise, Komiiinle County to bo soiling under British J “ There arc eleven men oh a At - j treatment and prevention of screw nnd affed of r*'EiiUllout Insued t-ls.i a plcttie supper. '<l| will teliialn on hiisitiess Util II iiiiii h Iii* f MqiiciiJ ill*' in.ills *1 I re g istry end authorities o f (his ;football-tram ,“ Mr. Mcl.uras said, tnliiey, L. F. Iluushohlcr report-' worms in stock have been discon Cnpl. Arthur \V. Knot nml IA. by (In* roinmUa on. • ^ Wcdnumlay, -uUI lie < 1 I m * ii * * .«*1 i| V * lliu •»,***'itm * * id I im I ii )-. Jkrttlah naval baas started an 1m- “ and IK) percent of the fans watch tinurd, according to County Agoot Douglusa 0, Hrntt Itava Bn' Cumploln niul m * urul*“"|i.iy toll nf H i** n|»*«rv M»ry •«'iiimI• *• l.ij While .Seminole County has C- II. Dawson. mediate Investigation. only one of th e m -th e man c a r r y ItouiMvd that. tli« group la to records In* liidlnc ii'imher *»f lliu iiim K * t «»fflt-s* mi T ii **« i I a V| Ilnlidi It>K«'ll, secretary of The survivors, themselves ail ing the ball. T ry to watch the been iniinc.l u difnidniil in tho Mr. Dawson stated that the days worked In oarh pay |mtI***i . lui-et at 7 uo ii'. lot k at tho Ban* III*. H-’iitlnob* County clum ber ->t ii lit lit J. «J llli'tiji'l. in.*it'iR< r I fold Hand Hindi wltsro tides wilt ghastly tala other ten mrn snd what thry err suit ugsliisl the Cumptndler, the stork raisers have sufficient (('M M a iird I ' U p Tkrvf I nf |fio iii.ii k* I tuiiiitiiiM • * 1 I im I iiy . Coluiurrro, who liaa b- en III lor w ar an the hfjfli seas, were doing. Krmrmbrr that the science situa'io^ in this 1minty is con- knowledge of ths treatment to I— furnished Iho-n who have sot i'lir A* tr|.»l, v**Vi *• ll**' |*r* -* nl 1 iCsnllnosd an P .0. Th-s.) seveCil <bi) a, nun reported tl^U t here aboard the German of football is embraced in what wsrrenl discontinuation of the • et mad- roaervntiims for traasI iiiii lir*Hiin In* •»* « •• l*» » fimiiII In, niorlilng lo be In u iii'ii -i I h J ii .i BcharfthosL itak rs place un the field before pollalloii. educational program. Both ‘the Mrs. MatildaBrannan |tiii|'«'tlv i m p il . i*.*11ttim anil condlt'un. Suit 1h Filed To jth e ball la passed.'* Pine Tor snd Bsntol m«y lie purD i e s A t A*fe 77 Mr MGIini'l Ii*** •*«**» in.ikliiK *»v IHANOHAJ. Bapt. *7.— U F) — * In describing the landon font- r n | h , ( d H n i l r i i n r l T i i v n u chased nt ony local Drug Store, Flru Chief ytu- k Cli-v- iiiml unit ••ry I'ffurl in r* I ill** lini* Ii nioin hsr war despsrln- ball game which Sanford lost , y V ,U I I l t . | I t U l i r t l d U I H U H the •'minty agent tinted, addiny Japoa c s n t s l hat Mrs. Matilda lirannan, 77, died , Dio Clly Firemen arc tikluK ‘"I uiilmK(,*l b*'f«»r«* lliu i oiiiIiie h. .» Ha Chios daring lha w aak-snd,1the score o f 27 to 20, Mr. Mrlairas >cminole County, in conjunction thut he would gladly give inMrue•Oil. *|Ii** p i • t.J I* l:i«ll,nn aim na of additional el- M vt that Sanford was all right with nil o lln r munllcs o f ths lion to those who aro not aripiaint- st 1:20 n'll-K-k Sunday morning at vantage of tin- lull In Hie-, Hint her home on the West Ride after are studying rules* for f to fir hi ••i Ik ih i 11V iiu'ti an n l****l fI»***J __ -------------------J-in l '7) l « f l l f o i l i i ^. i ktnL i l , *siif ^ J | bar s cU v ill) tbi'jtfrtw worm trxatim-Jtk Forecast E 'HlHTf1fH^tltfifWr*^***"*»*,* s*s >i ■ tug. -trash-day th., fliyjlgji P|' JllllJ Wsia (DHV'ititl Mi»*» rt fliurli but was pretty weak delo , „ y , hl.lr fu|, amnunl of •w rist and VTsnch IntsvemUon th, room mn n l.Tt i* **ii Mi ii^*ia""r * nrrrrrtiHj' fan -tm tlgiif gnit Tusa»* Mrs. Ilrsnnsh has lived hen- fur given a ape, ltd a„lg"O ieiil DAYLIGHT HAVING by penetrating nrsaa which Ihsss fending its own goal line whi it , ! , * , , . | „ . n ic l information with li'K a ivnlnur.inl -*i I *••• fuaik*'* day. -I- si rente nortliwrat Florida— ■ 11 years. She was horn In ll. lgi-jm cons Idor within thslr Ls ml on had the hall. “ We have n ,h,r | County Cireuit Court (Mflrt'ra «*f Hi'1 f*ii|»«'rvi«i*ty p.m ly cloudy tonight and Tuaa* Thn Hanfo'd l lupter of the NEW YORK, Sept. 2S - (4*.— Jan. H, I MOO. of Inflnsncs. m*ty Ineiperlenced line,- Mr. f„-r . , uj| 1(1 wl,irh Urn Counties She is survivrd by her brother, lliillway Kiupb'iee, l.eagii- of * iiiimilll* o Him uill * n p «liirInif day cooler ill east |>urtion tonight. Tile 30,000,000 persons “ In the (C m I I i m S 1-Sir T k r e s l A tabulation of Chinese clwill attempt tu tveuver the full 1 Daytons Tldta Florida will Imld Its regular III** romliiK )* .ii *■III aIa*1 tm tfnMs-,1 States who oboerved -lay- Mike Jlrannin. vttlaaa daad from ths virtually amount of thi i:t:t*-'uA and '30 Tuevtav's il-l-a. low, 7:27 A. (‘lei It'll nl liu* in* •Hm . .Mr. MMti The body will Iravr Wednesday •i lii-dii Ied no-ling lonlglil n it WOfsstrictsd aortal raids ross lo Duke And W ally A re taxes from the 'railroads. County light saving timo this yutmnrr M . 7 Is I*. M : high, 1:02 A.* M. will get lack th s- hour t Sundry. morning for Patterson, N- J. o'rlork In tlm gilll nuni. of lln- «• I aiuli'd, t i l l and tho nim bsr of ctDss H. y . Hum Welder, an­ I "I I*. M. Welcom ed A t Paris Attorney, that they lost last s p rin g ’ when] where tnr funeral snd interment Vald.-i lion I I'realileAt. W. F. U 2T. * • nounced iinis ) . ,* .■ J Bsromvtsr Hhsllvy will preside over* III• ■ - ■■ 111 be held. the rlwks wrre put ahead. Japansos ■ dsfsndsd all The matter was set for hearing Today jaiei; y-aterdny JO. meeting and an clertlon of offl Shriner* Will Meet Paris, Sept , 27. — <AV-British Ih d f raids by aossrttag they in tiie I^ oii Cireuit Court on Kept. Precipitation cera for |h- mining year will f ilU m t n In strict aecwrd with lator- tourists shouting “ long live the A t Vuldez On Friday Total tor yesterday---- ._... 00 24 imt due lo Ihe illness ET an at­ Uko plan- iluilng tin- Hireling, aortal duks!" comprised a large part e t law stars thslr torney fur the AtlatvHc Coast Line Total lor moiilti tu date 4.TI ' aimod only at mill- ths crowd o f several hundred par­ The first meeting «-f Ihe Salt Normal to date .. .....___G.23 sons who gave gendarmes h' maul­ Ksiltond* ft'- wa« postponed Until ohjosttvsa, ’ Martfuri't Squires Is ford Shrin- Club w ill be held ill Or*, fi.. Mr.'-Ilou,holder stated. Tamparaturss ‘ HattahU Chlnsse, an tbs ohtsr ing yesterday when the Duke and J. Ve^ta Kecno will bo tho Injured In Accident the Valdes |l»tr| nt 7 : tq o'clock Maxtiiium. s t; minimum 70. Duchess o f windror relumed to raid that coovarsatlona Friday night. m«"idmg lo K.I Il.-rahl reading: Revet.J local members of the early Bun-lay morning revealed w ars'F ra n cs fa r the first time since special rnuncilur at ths hearing K OIMrial Hvport Miss Marg.net .-uiuirrs, tri-anur- lame, nmbssssdor - f the Mororro ■ ovist thslr wadding at Cande nn June 3. with- Attpmey Ijouthoidsr associ­ Florkls Autluboq Society suree-s- ths cage literally pocked with the regard Lag ate councilor in matters sffsctlgg .fully competed tbs banding of small black., birds clinging tu the • r of the Smnti-dr County Roil Temple. High Lavs In NorihF ifty policemen scuffled with Of un Keminole County. The meeting w ill In- held for | 1 .......„ „ „ .... . . - mi 171 Chimney Sw ifts yesterday sides o f the wire receiving pen. Coasarvation 02 T4 Association, sus­ that Chlnn ‘ws* ths crowd on tho platform o f the With the aid of a Udder from tained S possible rniieUMion of Ihe the purpose of ii'm ysiliiiiig the 12 ,t .... .......... 00 7« morning to determlqa tbs migra­ salons In aU lioa when ths duks and bis M0 71* bride stepped from the orient *s- British Commissioner tion routs and winter home of the local Fire licpdrtmrnt. the brain and many cuts, ami bruises Sanford Club bi»I tl.-rting of­ II ,,, 00 trap was removed from the chim­ yesterday aflriniM-n when a mo­ ficers fur the <-»miug year. Mr. 1 1 71 po prass yesterday after a trip from o r any O f Galilee Is Killed theThebirds. HI 00 birds had been observed ney and lowered tu the ground torcycle on w hub -be was riding laine said, addim- that he ,-s|Hirt' is . m Vienna. 00 er vtctorisa northJFItUMAl.KM. Kept, 27. -M * i flyin g Into ths chimney of the where banding operations imme­ got out o f control ami she was rd several of fir inI, from Jack­ Ths duks and duchess wars In 74 87 thrown about 13 feet from the sonville to be pt< H it to aid in 17 ____ •„......... ......... had rssnttsd la high spirits, wsved to the crowd — The llritish commissioner of Smith Furniture Company build­ diately began. it .. . 7« the ra-orgsnisali»ii. I* Ths Ictarsst in the banding of marhlpaf M l.,io lha edges and posed patiently for newspa* Ghlilre, l e s l i A it-1raws, was shot ing every evvntag about du«k. I'lana will also L- discuss,-.! ts ... *•.............. .. 71 I* Mias fiqulrr, is in the Fern aid' Rwania coostdaev per photographers before they and killed yesterday by a band Ths society decided 1to ‘ band s Chimney Sw ifts has drveluped 7b il Mrmoiisi Hospital for Hanford's r-p ir- ntatkm at 30 „ .----------------Vs of Uflssocs wars driven o ff to tho Hotel o f terrorists that waited in am- group of these birds and after through an effort t» drtrrmtns fsughton .. T------ ---II B» 72 M eurke, where a (usurious nineoutside a N aiarrth churrh they had settled id ths chimney the migration route snd the win­ wbrro abs It undngolng treat* Ihe Roulhcmstein Coiirlave of the 21 70 room salts overlooking ths Mull- until hr niti-nrrd from Sunday for the night a trap was placed ter homes, so far unknown, of mftiL AceordmL- In the Istrot re­ Rhrinera to be In Id in Savannah. 22 ...... .............................. 00 71 over the top o f tho chimney ns Ihsss birds. Banding stations have port from the hospital, Miss Ga. on Oct. 2.1. Mr. lame Indi­ 23 ----- .. -------- a----- -As I i of furnish IsrUs gardens awaited th*mv The Ssrviees to hf t__ _____ ^ •4 ?k duks has occupied the same suits The rotnmlstionerU bodyguard, they emerged from Utsir r o * 4 boon established from l-abrador Rqulna ia getting along n k rly ra led, adding that »p,t-ia| trains t* ieery ana o f his many visits Jo CvnsUbls f s t s r McEwan, was si* fat tfaa morning fat search of food. to Beuth America, Sanford being and officials do not believe that from all over Florida had already 2 6 ----- ----------— ---- — U aa at first thought, be«u arranged. u ^ gmid W ar Mn Z so |dltsd In ths fastUsds nf bpUsis, _ An _ s; s m ln n t ^ g < ^ r t s _ t r a p **W_M Iferav iUtUws,______ IUUn M U " A .* ! Colery Camp WOW Will E n t e r t a i n Visiting Woodmen Rules Aunounced By S ta te Group On Job Insurance Government Cost In F lorida S aid T o Be 100 Million McLucas Explains State Board Is Grid Fine Points To Pay Expenses To Rotary Club' ju Bond Refund Market May Increase Si/.e Of I.aneh Room a LOCAL WEATHER 171 Chimney Swifts Successfully / Banded By Local Audubon Society 4Kl . _____ ' ic&i ' . .v .-a .- w ." * •Sa � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 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/0375cce56eb406400fd80a0718a6122a.pdf 128977aebb59fbbce1ba69f0797a9cff PDF Text Text 1 V * .................................■. 6 > A q l» d A n d H < : . f -' if trf » a ir XU O n ly C e n tr a l S e m in o le C o m t lr P M d iK tS M o re F r a i l A n d Veir«UW *vi T h t * 'Ait^ S im ila r A n * l a A m e r ic a . "* A lU H hm Ball, M fkw ig S A N F O R D , F IA JR ID A . F R ID A Y . S B P tE M B E R IL DUCETS SON GUARDED IN U. S. W ill Present Puzzling E ,ori^ ^ ^ 5 « Will O a tfq b iFor O p en in g T iff O f Season Lions la CUib.With L .S .U . Saturday Night In Stariei Garnet1 Head Coach Josh Cody la P l a n n i n g To . Take About 30 Players On The Trip; Gator Mentor Announced Line-Up Werka Pitches No-Hit Baaeball For Eifrht Frames In4-3 Game HARRIS FIELD -G A IN E S ­ VILLE, S an t- O . —I d V - Held I Ry PRANK B. WRIGHT -Moon*' Mulllna, 171- fallback. GAINESVILLE, SepL. 33. — U S- U. will P ^ ^ y apa* wjib hllltas until tb* eighth, Don Ma*< o- wu . , « Hurricanes To PUy In M ia m i's New, Burdine S ta d iu m ! . . « aaoanl factors to hoay spirits, tka Dahraratty of Florida Iprovan squad, and with ■ 'Jp *c‘ faottoll aqoad It juat about ready Uvular background for football U roibark >a a verr aarioos'aeecaaa. But our Gator* ara «wbty waatward, hopeful, detenumedMiaalaa aa wall aa a moat dlffl- #|" prob*bly pUy a good call anignm eat—o a opening yam* p M . with the L. 8. U. to Baton R o u y a . ----------------------- “ £ - L . h~, IteuUy ■•M ay tosrdlw* l l l i R a ■ Ih * 4 eg 0 . 1. 1. O aark J a c k (to e aasg I J a a OaacA H art rt* k u s M »|t i n wa |W.tr vrrslty t o n * wise, iww gwmd awd Iwwaae- Shane's Q iio **t III* G-Man lU yad mother lata yam* rally to aeore tkalr w(lh a WO/u amaooad. l/led and a 4 to 3, UnAnnlng victory over Mississippi State Loses Pair 01 Backs aaSH ; ra itrfa l p e r f f n a tn , with Cspt. . W alter (T lyar) May harry, a STATE COIJ.EGE, Mtaa., S a p t back, and Frank Kaacia, n yvard- 1 3 ._ ocj —Coach Ralph 8 *»»* in tha aanynnrd. 1 scratched two promlalny back* . It look* aa If tka G o la n ara from hi* MlaalsAppl 8 U t* allriyht wall cW Jtlan ad for tkalr yiblto yeatentoy. Krnnath Stack, opeaiay yamo. j r r quit becaoa# r f n hlyh achool ■ A t tin*** their dafanshr* work bock Injury and Toxle Tullo* ws* ha* bean especially yooil. -tdvlscd to quit breaua* of an And their spirit appear* rr.-el Injury Iwo year* ago. k * l. J Stacker wa* rent to a clinic • They arrm to h it* ample de ' |*>t winter und kept o u t. of trnw inarirn. aprfn^ pracIlea In the hope the llul J r r t bow wall the Ciaton rr*l wuuld brln* him around coa perform In lb* bly I- S. U. r . Innrl S«**e raM bn advised former atarW y aa 'Bloom, hltllny for |luBch. forced Bray a t aacond. Ia tha Galneavflle ninth, McMul­ len ' rrarlw d aecond aa JumoorOl* threw wide a f flrit. I)aca *Daeta' -dnyla icercd McMullen. Daria yo- Orie Gttne On Giants • y Th* Aaooalaiad F r a * . '.' a O ily th* f l p n t l* tha " i n n t w«. loot" colamn separated th* 0 1 * ‘ ( -••• a n ti and Cab* yesterday after the t i n t o t (hair three crucial A » coataaU bod b a n decldad la th * : I C hlcagoand favor. ThaOlantaatU l la front In tb* blttor N ational * " 1 Lm i m ra m by a *»•*• »«d a | r»t. bait hitv* loat U fa* laaa M ««» * " than Chdrtoy o rl» » * a eraw .and hava lbr*o mo/* to play. • Tha ataadtnx af tka loader*: * * ’ Oaraaa TO dab W. U Pet- Behind Play T i t nlanla U 14 ill « Haw york I h -lH 'i M {•} Cub* 66 b I** 11-1 I* , m. ifuuis :»5i Ik tk a Ao’er! can League. .tk a I'llUiitntf ll llMHWH ,.U *•* Mia T*nk*aa kept tkalr I t 1-2 PkludrliiblM yaiba margin aa tka aacood-plac* ilr v tik lr R Tiyafa could yet no betlar than. i*l n r I hum 11 ’ UroolU t m t r i a r eaen break ay a ln .t tha HmM llosCou 1 : I'lilladtlphia 2. Hoi and marc^ad to tba brink I n ln c tl. lljladrflpllla *1 t.'lnrlnnall t. m alhataaileal allmlnatton. Tha Nat* Talk «; x.'hiraai. »■ HI. l.oula «, ltm ok yn 3. ataadlny: * ‘ V Ummfm T o lar Oamea To Now York o t C k l n i * club 1* Pet. nohind PUT llruuklrn ot HI laiuls. Uoataa ot l- lll, hur*lt. Tanka I I 46 .H I ------ * » tn iu d a lp k la at t.’la cla a a ll. Tlyar* I t l ! 4*1 I t 1-1 II >N nnicA .u L H A utn Wa Im 1 - S ystem T o L ondon T w S T A N D R jflS w. Nrw Y o r k _________ »« U alroll .. a...... U t - M a a y o ____. T* ClaTalaifl __ . . . Tl «» tl It *» a a k l n a t o o ----------- • • rt<ii»it«ipin* ....... t j tj »| W wlon .... tl nt. u>«ia .......... ta . «« lit - MTHTBRIOUS PofsON third on Beach's Infield out, and acorley with the tylny run on DoRAYMOND. Calif., -< A V - An V intrnii'a TaSaa U ay u er. unknown plant poUon la bollaved Bray opanwl the 10th ..beating by au tb arltlea. to be tha cauaa of out a tu n t, yuhty ta second a* num arotu death* amony cattle In MrMulIrn draw a walk Yrllh twa tha mountain ranyea near thl* out, and acorlny with tha wlnniny town. A. number of poieonoua run on Dace Dari*’ alnyle. '• plant* |ro w In the reylon but a* ra y n ic L a an n H ' , a a rule lattlnct guide* cattle away Hum. ii. tb . * a a *. from them. T artar, e —t O t a v a . ^ •— 1 .*• i }Tha phraan of "atmlyhty dot* rvxboit. tr ____ a a a i 1 h n. r f ______ t • a I tor- wa* coined by Waabtayton Jnm<ia*rlll*. I* .. I t 1 t tVrrka o ,* • » • Irriay. rampl>»ll. a* ___^* t 1 * I MIAMI, _ (*•>_'The holm e i!pre»* rvaumed ill trip* to th e 1 | county line yraterday, a full Tl.lal . . . . . . . 1 * I f AIYK*Ylt.t.*»— AM N M • month ahead of inaugural run* In flllnclnn. *a . ' . . A a a t 'p ia t years, and police hailed thla MrMallrn. lb . . . i t * a 1 mac* limn play Its opponent* a IM rla e • 1 I * } aa a harblnyer of nn early Win­ MYlasalon. tb ... i * • • • riy h t fa ir yarns a* long aa the ter. twaeb. tr ............ i * • •. I •pawing lineup ran keep on tha, | k-V | n r**al. r f 3 I I * | A dnten vayranU- m nit of them Hrarlanetta. 3b . . I a t t field. . men who said they ram s hero lir*r. be­ ef .. ... i I t « | A t thla time. Coach Cody la cause they b rtn l in the llnnrh. n '1 ....... ‘3 • • * IHfmm. aa a a a plaawiay la taka about 30 player* that Job* were plentiful; rode the, north Hiutrhmaa. V _ . - l » • * lbs tha T iger lair, and M'a a right axpret* to the Broward line. t ..i * i * ..........; a t' t • • >i 'a u ra shat th a t hi* starting lineup <*»iA.ia _______ eat »*a ata •—: I will b* Tam Walker, IM, left , ininrfrf, iii« ___ a*a a*a a n tw-i Krrnra: Ituo'x*. Ortrilt.. Juioon lewd; CUrk G aff. 220. left Ucktoi VIII,. . Ilona ooitaw la: llowall I. Frank Kowla, inT. left guard; T ailor iw .ta l DaVlaroeal, Blaoa* .BUI William*, 1*3, cahU r; Gordon twYiaaonit. Ha»r< Gardner- 1U . riyht guard; Charlie Sighed Detective Sergeant Lynn No BLADES, No LATH ER krajetor. r n riyht U ckle; Wat- Moss, "ta steal so much for ao N o B R U S H . N o L O T IO N S j saw Ramsey, t r t , riyht aad; PoUy liUto." •Brwck- MO, quarter; CapC T i g e r A buaincaa esUbllahment ban Mayberry, 174, left half; Ken Juat reported tha th eft of 1,000 I Walla, IM , rig h t half; and Oklahoma ta s tokens—value f t . Schick Shaver w ith Home -tsr*ll*n t valu as ■aaahlnaa V E C O N F1D K N l© T C R VAGAN In Ulea year boy or ylrl a ty y e d rtu r for aebaol. whelk•r la coltoya or . k «h achool. It will ba a- bly brip. not on­ ly Curia* achool p a ra , but Will be a valhnhto- tralalac to tba year* Is w a a Ba*r UVifla II daafrad. » . G f a w f f e d Advertisem ents T H IN K O P M E , W O L F ? I M G O IN G T O R A WALK— D O N ’T. L E T A N Y O N E IN T H E R O O M — r — - jfc M U N IC H , S e p t 2 4 — (A P ) - — I n f o m e d s o u r c e s d lk d o a e d to d a y t h k t P r e m ie r M u*»o• U nhand C h a n c e llo r H i t l e r Arriving In Naw York cn rout* to Hollywood to l/ p r h j h # mo­ tion picture buaincaa. Vittorio Muaaolinl. 20 -yenr-old amt of the Italian premier, wwa spirited ashore under a heavy police gttatil to fruatrata an antl-Fa*ci*t demonstration by Communist*, lie i* shown (left) aboard th* liner Ren as the veaael gleamed into New York harbor. The man with the mustache bealde him is Fulvio Su.vlch, Italian am batm dor to th* United fltatea._____ . C h i n a t o w n / - n o w ut o f i n d A H O P JO IN T OR A P C D D L E R T H E N T H E JO © T R A C IN G BA CK W O h?T © E l E A g V - 1*— T H E 9 E O R IE N T A L © ' A R E A N Y T H IN G © t/T L Q O ^ t T O N G L Krpt. 24. ~ rwfuaod. t<Mlav to enjoin tba pro and Ke„lfiirtlnn of aim m a­ chine* after they iM-com* M U R ' ful at mldinghe©M)L Ilia d o v R l o r t ' H i e way foi* a quick appeal in tbo Supremo t’o jr t for e-ui'tltultonal w rit •*tnwlug owner* to |u»*eM Of traniport device* after t h e y ceeae legnl- operation^ ♦ . . . Ito rrr ,|I..U .V ll. nt T oll.life. The H eil.ljim l Fling' of troops and tanks across a sham battlefield was stagid aa Germany I f f olher nttorpey* reprraendnR the slot maihlno operalura said pirndeil her mHitary m leht before H iancellor Adolf H iller. Thousands of Naxiv masaerl atgN urthey .would prepare ail appeal embrrg to w llnrss the dram a of w ar in huge Zeppelin atadlum. Following this the arm y plunged Im meiltotrlr a»d *cck a hearing Into a week nf maneuvera In northern province*. Cloaked in deepest se n e c r, they were the Keich a on It liy the high rakrt n a il g ic*tr>«l since veur day*. _______ ________ __________________ _ dSuciday. "If I bad the tout my tn Ihl* m atter I’d give the slot marliln* people about five day* In rl#ar c i i t n e w s b r ie f s out," aald Judge Jobnaon. “ Itot ll Is doubtful whotlirr I have JarUdli-llon over all Ilia shop. Iffs named In ti.D bill for lit Junction. Therefore I will deny the Injunction ao that go- to the Hupreme P o lrt *iR ^ m t'im il, Judge Millard B. Smith »»**••*' “ *» — ------- --get a i-ouslltullonat writ If yau was in his office in the t.'ourt (iu n rd e d F ro m A n ti can." ! House ii day. I TALLAHASSEE,. 8 *pL. 24. — UPi—,G overnor Cono planned con­ tinued cooffrrticra with cltru* men beforo appointing aU members of tb* Florida citrus comm la* ion. During , ycaterday he talked prfvatoty with aeveral m m he lnvlied here. Aa h* left his office, l>« nahl: Ml'va h id yome good con­ ference*. Everything ia.all rlghL" The governor'received the visi­ tors Individually, and not In a group aa ho did In a previous confaro nee. They were non-committal a , they .left. • * Attache* of the governor'* of­ fice said.not *11 thoa* Invited here had arrived. There was no an ­ nouncement, meanwhile of tha yaventor'a choices fo r the aix rh etaciet on the citrus commiaC itrus men her* during the day Included W. M. Mosley of F ort Pierce, E. C. Welle* of Arcadia, John M aicy and Tom Banka ef T raotproof, Shaw Cooyler of 'Braoksvllla, .L- P. Thomaa of* Palapelto and J . A. Hancock of Fort Maad*. Sea Scout Ship No. 7 Is Formally Installed V "Itominoje L ien- of Sanford ftoa Scouts in the National Council • / Bay Scouts of America was conducted by B. J . 11 aged urn, scout executive. of tha Central Florida Count0. tost night in tbo Junior High UchooL During the Impressive cere* [Many. Mr. l l agadar a road - In■tract Iona in tha datiaa of Ui* troop committee, skipper, and -M ala. Skipper Clifford Ball then Japanese Capture i City Of Paotingfu N r Tka Asmelaled ------- Jg|tanc86 bombora rtlnctz denth on tho middle Yangtza mctro|tolln of Htnkow kllllnK at Ica.xt 100 |>er«onA today J a p a it's advancing Und ’forcea clinched a death grip on I'aotingfu, a atrateglo Chinese troop haae. ' The Japanese arm y announced Innlght Hint paotingfu. a Chine*** stronghold X0 miles southwestoC Peiping had been captured and Its Chinese garrison annihilated. Mopping up iqMirallona at PoolInstil were completed at 1:34 P« M . the Japanese announced. All realatonro In the city, th*' eapltol of llopeh province aad hey pvdnt of llm China** dataaaa system In m iilral llopeh. watado* elareil *t an end. Karl y t o d a l f “ ! Boris of the legion Drum and -— — Ih* Japanese lied complalqlg** W IS T PALM DFACII, Sept.. Bugle Corps will meet for their NEW YORK, Sept., 24. —(Ah— velnpad tba walled d ig o^rtaliw 21. ~ (/T ) Counly A gent M- U. second drill this season in Ih* Flankrd hy diplomats and guarded Ing a population of llO.OM. As ih* chines* attem pted W Mounts forrepst one of the la rg ­ U gion Hut on the lake shore *° i,y secret service men and inrmest fall crops In year* In * the nighl a t 7:30 oclock. [her* of Ihc police alien squad, V it­ flee they war* stole, aald Japa* Everglades trucking ore* on the torio Mussolini, 2 t)-ye*r-(ld son a ear dispatch#*. Ne fflara* a t The Sanford Chapter of the Rail, ll. P. Bronson was granted >lf |ll(, U | toB ,„ t.m|cr, took a Ihe raaualtlaa ware give a tyit 16 basis of curly idnnlings. way Employees League of FlorkU Indicated tharw \-,.w York y ra te r waa strongly lie estim ated 800 t» 600 acre* of permission by li«-al building inSchool doora throuyhout tha TALLAHASSEE, S e p t, 21. — will hold a regular *• hedul beans already linve liccn planted, siHTtor, « . P. Paxton, to re.roof <U).t p rt„ r° tu tr.y in g for Holly- ware no eurvtvora among 1 1 * meeting next Momlay evi-ning Chloea* garriapu. -» T ■ nation ara iw lnyiny open thla (/P)—Drunkcnnrax u llira no ■onir for picking In rnrly October. and make repairs to his real- WWK, , ni| „ |)r(|,f CBIrtJ. (n Nina plane* carried t y i t t t y month and according to a recent cuso ao t a r nx the Florida »u- 8:00 o’clock in tho grill room Other hundreds of acre* were deuce a t 1000 Locust Avenue, j mil¥|e atu.lios. am. » report from tha Offlca of Eda- preme court I* concerned for a the Valdex Hotel. ready for planting. -------I An nntl-laacist demonstration llankuw rabl th a t InJifad President W. F. Shelley wll! Fred ...... Holly, prominent Seminole*^ h li artival ws* m frustrated catioo, U. H. Departm ent of In* motorist wlmao <nr to involved in Mounts Ll. « . . . It,,, ennfsli .m l duemourn* Kflkl highly o>R".7 favorald ................ . I............................... nn Ms u i r i m addltiotol 200 in th* erowdMl .R a rity nwv- miles - r i s k a d - ' fioa* <*( fatal- acchJcnL ta tty approaiamtaly . .AJ.OOOJWO bur the m o lin g t ^ orgaldxatton w eather fwrwHttvww lb fmuri.awt ttos-OHWity rriuvy grower, underwent , hrn lh „ l.jond. husky «***■'& Tho court rcfiiaeil yeatenlay l<> win hrid the election vt officers «»mmer. wilt. Ju.l enongh rain an o|H>rali»n for Mp|irndirili* n t j | u rtl,|in| w „ spirllvul abour.1 i Shanghai. Again China's capital children and adult* will pick up : thalr took* and head fo r the upset two Judgement* for $15 000 _ f 1 t L e .m .lL v e .r and ul.o .Ii.- b,,‘ not t,m m" Hl' nn'' * * 'r r con' , v " ’ »1'1 Lm 'I:>""» Memorial r ,ltu .r wht|,. linrr ii ,.* »„, nf Nanking earaped tha thraatart* clatsroom during thl* haek-to- against Albert J . Bogga of Mnri-j . plans a . J i r?,^ ?h! nprogram rn .ram ren«r°l w,,rk (5ln,,r , r r " Hoapllnl MumUy, it w .s le a rn e d ,,,,,, l|u tranllne. and hustled In rd ItOmbsrdment but Japan***'' ,u*rantlnr cu«s for the ern anna, who plenilud th a t he was achool period. on Ihe south able of l.akr Okee Inday. j to Manhattan rerrrtly under officials in |Shat}gh*l Issued a new warning that Americana and Although elem entary achool* drunk und rould Hot be beld rr- tervsl around the alms and aclivl eholwe areounled for Ilit- nrtivltylu-nvy guard. . . Itoto-rl tics for the coming year. Tin- Board of lllferlnrs rif tin0 Y*r tha nation «(lll enroll about sponaililn for perm itting Fairly brsn» Inst year brought The lime of Ills’ projected de­ other foreigners must keep clear Itolary Club will lo rn at lire parture today from Newark a ir­ of military objective* in the capi­ 23-800,000 pupil* reports to tha Peacock tn drive hla car at the prices 'up to U * httmper. r tal which Japan Intend* ta bomb Office of Education reveal th at time of n fatal accident. Paul Bardin of Canal Point borne o f 'I f . ft. Pope at A:IM» port wa* krpt sc* ret. Such n defense- m id the rourt, erUmntrd .1 0 ,told aeres would l»e o'rlm k lonlgbl |o discuss- busi­ there ha* Iren n very aliytit hut Members of the communist par- anew despite official protest Of iteady decree** In public elcmen* ix "a base mid- unjust distortion of under cultivation In the Ever- ness. II- IL Pope, Immi-dlnte past ly. who had .voiced demands th a t'ih e United State* and represent*, the tow." " • tary enrollment* since 1030. g lu lrs section Ih.* sc*«nn, an president of tin- orgioilrallon.au- the United Stole* -deport him. lions hy five other nations, " I t make* tho public highway ‘ inerrarv of 8,01X1 over lis t year. nouiiKHl KMlay, T. W. Lawton, county auperlnsailed down Ihe harbor early in a Though Nanking escaped, bomb* a fairw ay for tho inebriate but The situation brought a w arn­ launch equipped with a loud shattered Canton In th* south says to tbo public! 'You go at The type of report cards to to- *l>c*kcr und lagan boominp 'ile- suffered another brief raid odding from W alter Hooker, large PKNRACOLA. Sept. 24.—<Ah— ................. your rlik .‘ " ronflnliM the opinion Officials of the Unileil HUttes. farm ing operalor of Belle Glsd list'd in Banfonl school, during port Mussolini', son" at the In llpigUi th* destruction In th* rltp advised nirainri exee«sive Ihe coming y rar was dec-bled up coming liner, NrMlr* 2,000 civilian* hava bean navy and Escambia, county are lie lie was o lnady off nml the on-' killed o r injured by Japan*** w riting letter* tq each other *nd acreage " and one rrop funning- on a t the meeting of the prlnclbombs In the paal two days. tC u a tls w r * P a a e Tfcrerft gelling I heir heads logejher In pointing to the dangers of •oil, puls of all Hantnnl schools at the South Side Primary School Japan's land forces rom plttoly r«nfrrencr-» because a farmer depletion and p<M>r price*. yesterday. en rirrln l I’aotingfu, 60 mil#* threatened to shoot navy planes south of I’eiping, raptured thraa flying low over his farm. The Klwnnla club boat hip up rlty gates and ordered the Chi* C o p t W. F. Halsey, command­ Ihe HI. Johns |;lver was post­ nese defenders tn aurrendar or b* a n t of the naval air station, poned unlit next Thursday eve­ fnnihlUted. Paotingfu la th* cap* wrote the county commission a ning beeauae tho boat they plan­ llul of llopeh province. “ Mr. S lakrel’’ appewred at th r | ned lo use did nnl arrive lo Banr • ■D isease.struck heavily. ho«av*r( station to complain nboyt planes Hurry II. Ih-nton. resident of lord In time lo v-iinvcnlenllr Hetnlnole County, fourth amiill J t Japan's . armed might- Tha scaring him nqd hla chickens. l.akc Mary, and hit two: r«m -\ makn |hn trip. Kidney J. Nix, Vice­ e»l of the 67 count!.......... . ,T,r rhnlrra epidemic to Bhanghal'g Officials said the farm er lobl a j.snloni. Ed H arrington and pick president of the nrgauliallnn.au- date, ranked ns Hie twenty-sec­ history w a s' reported raging hi navy rlvllian employe he Would Skewes, also of Ijike Mary, yes- nounred indue. ond gasoline user and the fif­ Japanese farces northwest of thn s ta rt -.hooting. trn la y weigberl anchor .aboard: teenth In kerosene consumption, city with 200 p la g u e d tod In Borya. Yesterday'* opinion uphel • I.leut. Coradr. T. t„ Bprague their .'0 -foot kelrh. “ M ystery,’j arrordlng to a report received Panahan section and 300 cthara the award*.. was ilrtoiled to investigate, lie in Tampa Bay on the sto rt of from the tn*Perilon bureausd the all kken. reported th a t no other farmers their Jui rto-y in quest of gold in­ Uepattmenl of Agriculture In Tal In Shanghai a Japanese Navy in the vicinity were annoyed by to the muddy water* of Central, U hsisee (H.kesman declared th* bombtoga the planes, which use a landing and Booth Am-riean rivers. . The ron.cumplhm of gasoline in MealtoMd M N il Tktaol Wilfiam Morrison and Tommy city f«r Mr. Benton, former mining llos», both of Banfonl hove hern Hetnlnole County * » • Baled n* .......... . -a ......... : -" p r* r" * " ‘ 237.56(1 gallon* end lb* kerosene 1 he eeunty cnmmlaslou rt fer'rerl *!"**"“ ‘ '" 'V ° l ,*!' ll, • "llnv uI,l’" 'n*w* Captain* in the II. IINASHVILLE T cn n . Sept., it . imisumplloiY3''-tXI gallon*. cation, rdyiateriny about one of t ’a p u ln Halsey a letter to For-, A n » ri;a , „ ‘." ‘f ' ! ’ ImV T' C' “ ,h“ ,,n l» 'r*i'>’ " f • Dade i-amilv remained Ih# lea-l­ every hundred pr.rtona. However, —Id1) - l l u r a l Tcnin-Aser piled up syth t’aru. county *..liciier.» h » ' " l,h hl‘ ' o h i. „ ! r i l craft f,#rW * toT ,hp r " mln,f >r , r ing rom iir fm ron*nmpllon "f the percentage e f hlyh school a commanding mujorlly yesterday ..id “ itseem , to be . m atter for "* " uUi,“ " “ hU • " " ,U r r , f ‘ eonllng to Information rn rlv ed W eather Forecast In.I ii gasoline, mid kerosene, with ' h rr, lwl, yi student* entering rollrye ha* de- for retention’ of lb* 8l*tu'a dry the nnlleil Stales attorney'* of. >" Tampa. Partly rlottdf with acallarad law*. . •* • a lolal nf 3,617.103 gullon* o tga». Whila r .f u 'l n r to name hi* ,,„ ,h of tllP Hanford hc.y« have craaaad sine* 1000 . * ' ' ' Return* from 11 -precinrta out f n e exact dv'sthrattoA, the gold hunt h#i| lhrc# y(.Bri( M|„ jU nr i , Mtning oltnr and 279.307 gallon* of showera Hajurday and oo tba A huge u taff-o f .t .020.000 teach A 1st >.a F ish e r, assistan t I'n it'* and received these promotions in kerosene ilnrlnn Augual. Duval . real and eitrem a south coaata era Inst m et - Amar tea's school of a total of XMO In tha foteren- i-d Stair* attorney, aaiil he be- «r rlerlaie.| that he l^*d dam on prohibition rrpnal gave ctolrn "slaked ouC to an obscure| rero(rl)(llon [ o f , hpjr ,.Ic r| | r„ i rounly came a.-roml e* a **»»• tontohl. Eatram* Northwest Florpopulation five out of every * il< the ,'ty ia drya*Yieqinriln of mor*" than lievrtl ft ww*a case for Bn« u»*r w lib l«<7.S50- uallona Jda—partly cloudy tonight and e f which are women. Today's’ ......” ' " service- it was learnedfount y "unless h* start* shoot­ and third u* kerosene conaumer. Halurday. Probably light abauarg •'-\i ' school inual.hs belter qualified to, I la 1 . . Also of ptirlieular in lrrrst tu Ing." -, ' « j , Tha vote from those praclnrta Illllaboroagli was third to the |n east portion. do thalr wo<k Ilian they hava boon Banforditra, is Hie appointment Daytona Tldea Was 61,4*9 fm» frtenllnu Of |h* number ef gallon* of gasoline in tba past, according to tbo O f­ of Charles llellv u* managing Friday's tides, high, 0:16 A. Mu fice of Education, over the nation| dry to*y Id 14.7*6 «'* rapaal. editor of the y .u r l»>ok, Tliv eonaqmed and second aa a her 10:08 P. M.; low, 3:22 A. M , « H , Thsae ralurn* war* eutlrely from the minimum req u irem en t, ' for Itominolr. lie Iikh worked on the oaau* user. During August stole gaooltoe rartlflcaU an have been generally, rural dlatrtrt* aa rlly prerlnrta s ta ff nf thla piibltratton (nr twn Barometer did not ctoa# until 7 and :3* r*»«ed. B years und wa. uwarded this posi­ taa »a« paid on 2 1 ,It* .4*9 gal Tin- lobby of Ih* Sanford ' At-. Today, 10.12; yesterday, 30. Iona of gaaollne sold In Florida ' * Tbnchrra' aalaric*. while very, P. M. ■ tion In return for * Ire valuable - L a n d e r * of repeal advocate*. Untie National Bank Building Precipitation and on U l l . ' l l gallon* of kertow In ubtnn communities a re yen-. •arvtoe* he hav rendered. • pointing »Ut ihat. tji* renull luid here ha* bean undergoing runTotal for yesterday — — o • a rally bark ta pro-depreaaloo tovala Nearly I .(MX) Fieahinrn enrolled o*ene. a k l r r a b t o remodeling for the Total for month — .... « Nearly go mm Iona of ferllllier la meat a f tha states. Tka avsYSfa, ao loyal affect. t « r w « partl.d- past seviral day* and much more a t the Untvrraily Ihi* year, sev­ on hla vm lurp, nr until n est eral of them Sanford boy*. T h tre waa ronauntrd In Ihl* etata dur­ Normal to d a le ._____ salary a f city school teachers, pat Ion la the referendum, doctor work l< planned. Tam p« rwturbw latest reports reveal- Is 91,'TM aadI Inc It would "neltl* nothing.' la also a number of Semlnol* ing Augual- Seminole CountyA new lerva' cotta 111* floor haa year's rriny season seta In. They predicted a "ownaided' vic­ MaxJmum, I t ; minimum, 74. ranked tooth with 3U4 ton*. IHItoBenton e . i-t h e .a n d hla com­ a f rural teacher*, 1717 per y**r. High graduate* among the upper­ tory for tha dry*. B*I»rta from been la d hr tha lobby and rom . panion* would sail “around th* Ilerahl reading. . horppgh comity headed the 11*1 . Official Rapo/t over the Plata Indicated an * 6- pleta -edreorating e f the in te r horn of Florida" and wuuld pul classmen in the rollege. with 1.311 Ion*. tor Is U ing carried to comple­ * i , tremnly light vote. In firs t at Miami where ha asDry* tin pod to ?»* up *urh t tion. KNI.IHT IN NAVY * peeled to stay until all danger of New show rasa* will • be in. large majority that U would setf* . 1037 trtp ical Mur ni t is over. •tolled In the near fu tu re fur the FORT PIKHCK. Sapt- U .-V F ) tl* "fur d . r t f a i to come" t h a Two Banfonl youth*..- Oliver “If we don't find any gold, News Stand, w h ic h —7p* somewhat boUlsrtmn aac- liquor question that has bobbed Lobby Miller (ltd Cat! H<»lerbloom. en­ w all tam e b*i k to Florid*.' ♦ k LENCIA. Be,.t. I t .—1/19— case too of a high pressure era* op In aarh naaalon of lb* Leg­ rhanged ownership recently. Dr. Benton said aa he orfrft n ff.. Harold R. Itohl. American avia­ listed recently in th# United to a eondlltoo of tow praam*/* islature alnr* repeal of tba L R. Phillips, farm er operator tor of Champaign. III.. In cus­ Slates Navy and at the present of the aland, has moved to Mlghteentb Amendment. oeair tba Florida p o n l a a o l a tody Of rebel* at Balnmanr*. will lime are enruute to Norfolk, Va. SURVIVES KN'AKK BITE Tha State's Cooatllatlon pro­ Gainaavilto where h* will live brunaht brisk wind* along m art bo ratoaaad In tho forthrowluR where they will undergo three PAMPA, T ria s , ftept. 24.-HA9 with hi* aon. C. R. Phillip*. video that only the L n latalu ra of Ih* east roast today. •seb aag e of prisoner* of war months recruit tru in ln r prior to Frank Culberson of Pampa MU* Bertie Hugh** I* the p r o ­ . A 46-mll* wind swept In from ran .ban** a law and th at a db baiwnan toyaluts aad rebel«. a entering duty with the ll. B. wa* bjlton on the nooe by a m t operator of the aland and reel vote of Ih* panple ran ne Fleet. Both b»y» ore graduates notblna more than adriaory to plans to. ta rry a torga variety of ratltoonaka while eh-eping In Nar* delegate to the league of Natm m st llep i told gaaapapaiman toddy.. of Bemtoet* Ilia 11 lhh<«d. (b* U flriator*, . rapdles, <l|*ra, gad PMgaiiuea. Mexico. S tru m saved him, s Vittorio Is C l o s e l y (xunrded From Anti Fascists F a n a tics More Than Five Hun­ dred Acres Of Beans AreAlready Planted Meet On Monday Florida Farmer Is Threatening Shots AtU.S. Navy Plane Seminole C ounty Ranks 22nd In Use Of Gas In Florida Lake Mary Man Anti Comptynionn Set Sail In Search Of Ci o 1cl Sanford Youths Are Honored At U Of F Tennesseeans Vote A gainst Repeal Of Dry Laws Of State LOCAL WEATHER I Atlantic Bank Lohby Hatt Improvements Florida East Coast Is Buffeted By Gale f Mussolini’s Son Arrives In New York Aboard Rex Large Fall Crop ] Is Predicted For 33 Million Are Drunkenness Is No Starting Trek Accident Excuse, Back Id Schools High Court Rules Railway Employe League Will Hoi c#»*. One Hundred Killed And 200 Injured In Air Raid Reaching 600 Miles I n l a n d Strategic Center I i Taken A ■H-GSVrison Is Killed E le m e n ta ry Schools Tribunal Refuses To Will Enroll 22,500,­ Upset 2 Judgm ents 000 P u p i l s Soon A gainst A J . Boggs ; • y*ip sear tarw* n *w a o * r.aa* aa t. c. I Bmllha. Factory Baba.lt aurblara, all atakaa. mw (Jfy—Circuit' judge j. It. johnoon 'Italians Deny Mussov . llni Is P l a y i n g . A Two Faced Game Plenty of machines for school.use Randall Electric A© LO N © A© I M G O IN G T O W O R K O N O R IE N T A L © M U G G L E R © . I OONT W ANT T O B E C O N © P IC U O U S ---© O T H E O L D W R IN K L E D WO IT W IL L D O ----- A N O N O © H A V IN G T O R A W H IL E ----G O T T O LOOK O V E R , - — MY G U N . TOO— J . • Lake View Bar-B-Q portabl*#. TALLAIIARHF.K. ' Lasting Basis Is Being Sought F o r fU n l REFRESHM EN T O a T ) i «m H o t • S tu n a n tr N ly h U TRY OUR D tlie lo tu C U B A N S A N D W IC H E S Naw Japanese Rain Death-In Raid Over Hankow THE HE1L-LAND FLING Decision Paves Way. For Early Appeal To Supreme Court On S l o t Question Two Dictators Plan To Make Joint Ap­ peal For Peace In *■: ' Berlin On Tuesday B E E R — W IN E — D R IN K S iuillm ar* I. Circuit Judge W on’t Enjoin Slot Seizures K a ta b ll^ h c d I n 19 0 8 2 4 . 1937 t• a r.r» . M W T o a n a a .• Nawark • W American Aviator To Be Released Shortly i fM �— - J l -------------- J-* I LB VBRflB FOR TODAY The Dafng # In Europe R oosevelt ToWl G«rman rearmament Is directly to blame for brinfinif war to the threahhold of Europe, according to Winatdn Churchill, former Britiah Chancellor of the' Exchequer, who waa for many years a leader-In hta country's political and diplomatic affair*. *"The concentration of the whole life and strength of tha German people, with all their intelligence and valor, upon military preparations, dominates the mind of Europe and fills the whole continent with lively alarm and dark suspicions,’1 he writes in the current Issue of Collier*! Magazine. More than that, It produces reactions in the shape of couhterarmament and political and military com­ binations among all the states who are neighbors of Ger­ many. ,v "While the great wheel* revolve In tt|* German Fath­ erland, While her redoubtable manhood tramps the parade grounds, ofi war g iu u u u a , while wiuiw eevery v e r y conceivable c u u c e iv a u ie instrument in stru m en t u w ar aand mi preparations for war are being made to the last ounce,pf the strength of the people, atl the neighbors of Germany are plunged In increasing anxiety end countt rpreparptfon,” Pointing out that H lU v utilized rearmament activity to cure employment, Churchill points to atilt further .«wpgert "The position of the German dictator and hla associ­ ates Is Indeed grim.. Rearmament In its Industrial.aspect will soon reach Its culminating point. To atop or slow down the great wheels 1* not only to enable alarmed rivals to catch up but to deprive of employment millions of herdpressed men, hitherto placated op Iy ^ ra U U worlr mitf' aTi' ready .nutiva •u*i4l#r'grtg»Win$y«c*r privation*. Kn'KInx Trouble} The American embassy In Nan­ king Is playing hide und go sick *ith Japanese bombers. Mr. JbhtuMMi doesn't know whether he Is coming or going. Hidden Taxes Swing music, according to u manager Of n chain of dance o r chostras, Is on the way out. Yesair- before long, orchestras will I* pNrttelng pieces before they plsv them in public.—Cincinnati Knquler. , 1 Time Was when the runaway h o n e ured to make almost daily nsws for overworked reporters, but the other day when w« read of a woman In Mlrmlnghim be­ ing run down by a pair of draft hones, we thought w• were dreaming. The horse indeed Is Mr- Rooaevrll la right when he My* that the time to repair s lekVy goaf I* while the sun U shining. Ilut hsven't w* been promised In ringing tone* that it id rteter going to rain again J— Worcester (Maas.) Evening Ga­ Senator Andrews mad* p good The Miami Dally News advise* its loaders to do their wartime thinking now. "Only six week*. Murhty .tni tho nest war." says w News. uDo' your wartime Winking now and avoid tha hyatUla.",- go that you don't forget' Ib a t your good resolutions were, Wo News further* propose* that write your present day m ig h ts down on a place of pa. Has NtfHifrt Hfrtj Presidential L hold Inf a ot government sse*rtUas Hitler 4| --------. I spread advance WASHINGTON. Kept, 1 4 W Wat purchase* To Akl Peace -*-A aorvey of' Insured banka, meat*." lltr.tu.rt0 is tit.Mt.jiMrt. I The Wateler peace prlee. eonabovad "algnlflcant business Im­ listing of about JS.SOO Dutch provement" during the year end­ * norlri*. la awarded aiwinallr. ed Jnn* It. chairman I,ao T. Crowley of the Federal deposit from tMi.to<.oe« 10 I7M.400.0OO. Inswranee corpora t Inn reported Total loans and discounts to* The Louisiana lOfar Ind creased | MP7.a3S.00q . to. 117,11L (t1.000. - dared h a t night i h l a new bal­ ance of power In Korop* was made pdeeible by the axpectad edbesto., of Premier Mussolini to the Anglo-French working agree­ m ent • This source asserted that MDe­ ed InI gar* Prunes a definite promts* (hat no n e ts I la Han troop* would go to Spain If Italy, Great Britain and Prance would agree, a* expected, on Italy's '‘proper plate” in the Med­ iterranean anti-piracy patrol and Coincident with .tha from the rail and rod* acroaa Iowa The party Included Oov. Horner Mayor Kelly of Chicago, Senator lMelrle'i democrat, Ill­ inois, nnd 1’. A. Nash- democratic national rammlUcrman for Ill­ inois. Mayor Kelly slid the lilaek mut­ ter was referred to Jokingly In hla conversation with the president, but Kabath declared he made a quit* serious report. “Whlln a great many people think it hi ■ been bad publicity, nothing has dunq more good to eliminate the ku klux kl»n,” the congressman laid he Informed Roosevelt, "It has kilted tke k iln ” I Salrath added ho hod aioured the president "the people recognise that he had nu knowledge of the Soft and Matching Chair One of Ike rhoiceet bargains offered In months I O nerous. 1y large, marvelously sturdy, with graceful frsm *| choice upholstery over fuU spring . eoaaliutlien. Similar la Illustration. In K'nxland n billion Is a mil­ lion million Instuud of n • thou­ sand million us In ttiss United Slats* und Franco. Ml” I* l Its, most tom inoidy used word In Itdepliou* cuuv*tr*slion, and -'you" I* the *ccond. A Mighty Fin* Rcdrobm lled, Cheat and Dreader Here's u Bedroom Suite made le please tke discriminat­ ing buyer! He artistic In lias and styling I Be lovsly la Its superb walnut veneering! And beet of all. *o low la prteot The University of M tiles waa Onre you're Inoculated, you founded In I I I ! by th s Roman must roms In contact every Catholic Church. aiiifliiff ^Wfiwvlp year with the pollen bothering you In order to slay Immune. Ilay fever, which usually Mila persona from tbs 'leenr Into ifa* )us or. 40a runs In famliiau, On EAsy Pgymant PU says Dr. Keaton—allergic fami­ lies, lliey’re railed. AS LOW AS Most person* start sniffling and eneealhg about Aug. It and keep It up until tbs f|xat heavy frost. Ragweed Is the villain. DOW N Tbaro are two earlier periods, however—April and May *k*n SF!K ,t)H F O R T O U A the trees pollinate; June When C A R , O il* , L U B R I C A T I O N tbs rose* bloom. And sow* per­ FRONT A X L E AN D sons softer from April to fall. Tires—Batteries wK YIFH][ 1 lit ytrLM %P n f l i riyw fmX 1f B R A K E W ORK Tb* word “cathedral’ le de­ rived from the a reek "Kalhtdrn,** meaning portable ekalrs rrom ■y The At* Feature Service which the philosophers delivered Dr, Beatrice Kesten. who sue- their orations. ge*la this treatment, m m that Inik - ula Ilo n a bar* bows tt per­ cent successful. They m ail be token for at least three ot tour yogis I* mocsetloa. b e w e tit, t* effuct a permanent n an sad ootao per­ ns** bars to take them ladattnllety, acoerdlng to the doctor who 1* a hay fever as pert On lb* research staff of tho Colum­ bia University Medics) School |n upward I represtall an Inveatment of 4r ti. 00S.Ooe. rfal&'na'r Furniture Week September 24—October 1, inclusive What To Do I, Build up a resistant* t* th t peUvn by taking tneeulallsns of It, vvaak at flrnt but graguslly strengthened, fresn twa to four time* a week. Must be dSn* out uf ooooon to be effective, A If 'afflicted for the flrottlmo, Ineoulotton* w e n t help but you sen get < tem porary relief by uelh* one of the vnrieuo nee* InhtlaM* year deeter will pre­ scribe. An s ir filter In >*ur bedreem window will hoop out tho pellon and -help you pot a nlpht*# sleep, lending me*, tfcs backs cat tkstr ifc Survey Shows I & B u sin essG ain 1 T r d I ti tax. Sporting goods, inner tubes, toilet preparations, radios and mechanical refrigerators arc nil taxed under Federal law. They are hidden taxes, but taxen nevertheless. Taxes that are levied In contrndiction of the theory underlying the Income tax. "We Invite special nttcntlon to the word 'adequate.' So long as the government gets the hulk of Its revenue from invisible, painless taxes that pick thti pockets of the voters, the amount of revenue ‘adequate' to balance the budget will be limited only by how much the spenders want to spend. But once the government get* the hulk of Us reve­ nue by visible, painful Income taxation tffc voters will give more attention to how much Is adequate for government spending." ftetrsu ty Hull protaota the bombing of Nanking. St the earn* tli |* advising that under no d r rumkllnrn dor* the Unlletl Slates expert to be drawn in. Whst good doer it do tu protest If you 1ft it ,l*v known in advance that Under no circumstance* are you prepared to bark It V ^ o ln t.b e r r tho ether day In dlanirslng wags- und hour legisla­ tion. Thu pcoplr who suffer most, be said, are <negroes and other Ah ier-prfvUrged rlasse*. If they ili'i barn the required minimum .'ge. they klmply lute their be and don't earn anything, .-inWole Cpunly' farnsen might nd it Impossible to pay the i*' minimum wags which New [land fanners pay. . - ! ■ IJ SEMN0LE TIRE SHOP PH6NE87 m in . park Seven Pieces forthfe 0 China Cabinet, ThbW, 4 Chair* aid Baffst Beautifully veneered la walnut over g t e v t t d . The table lia* *1tension refectory Up. TW chain bare Ufbitalwrsd Green Valley Dairy Vfc* Watch And J n r t b y Rvpnlriai lUtMBd MoantioA A * * fr tv ta « U I MAGNOLIA AVB. �HRS Sdbltil And Personal Adwi Social Calendar HAVAS’A -{ 4 } —The Cabed SUIo IVpMitmvnt m id i ptAlK taltU It m il ] ; rnapectlreljr. Imt y n lc n liy a note, sen t to faeent* the large I'alllortila ileh-gnltotl, 1 nuittH of till countries of the throw Inc III nld to IMUarty.'lltir1 American continent*, ptupoalflf ■ rledl) ill.inxed I he » tu'lo eom vonfercnre to "study eecnomle J pi A Inn nf tliln-i'. lending to d*»lrcy d«* Pledges Announced At Woman’s College Of In trrrat to t In -their moat uprnarioualy human hit, tha Jones Family find (htmeelve* In "Hot W ater," Twentieth Century-Fox picture N aturing (top. left to right > Florence Robert*, Spring Bytagton, Jed Crm itr, (and. Indium) Joan Marah and Kenneth Howell, Billy Ma­ han, Shirley Dean* and June Carlton. anese Rain eath Tn Raid Over Hankow ■tw artuasa r , . a * v n <v**t i f Chin*** HI lei would continue "m order lo Cling (hr war to an ruily conclualon nnd make It Invl . ■v.lblfi for China tu continue ita anti-Ja|ianea* pnlick-s." He lni -U d . ho«*y*|, only military ubj- , tire s would be bombed, KACIIAMENTO, Calif., Sept.. .tip an ete a ir *s|undruns invaded 24. (iV)~5Ward»n C. A. U rk ln , southern Shangtirng I’roVlnre, \46- nlf Folsom Friaoll, died today I I’lcrtu immuna from Iheir at ' of an Infrcthin from etab wound* I i hs, and bombed Yenrhuw and he leev ivrsl In last Sunday'* riot M r*.. Rebecca H eard Its t re 7 .lilig. im portant tailway citir*. at ihe penileHilary, H r was the turned to her home In Ah v r'nd. v .ili- dam aging iTD'ct. A lonp fourth victim aif the plot for which City, Ala. a fte r having *|r lit th la i.’^r dropped bombs eh Tainan- five surviving convicts are under past two wreka w ith Mr. and Mi (■’, t l " priivincijil eapllnl, woundJack Hall. in ; nine Chinese, Other taida were in ,!e in Usui liowlfu, in northii n Kiiuiir-iii I’rovln'e. junrtiun uf the North South Tientsin-I’uUnw roil way and the Kant-West I imgliai Dunk line- and other lletitliy rltli". Ilrief rejlnris of Hu- raids on Ilie l<loppyin forts said the a i l hondiers silinrist one I'hineso ai li .lilcinfl l. ltery nnd damaged it Chinese j- n m i. What lo«s of life v.a . m fl’rlrd Wits not staled. At h-iiHt ;hl ph,nes took part in thu nil ml;. Diuhir n lilnnl.t | of ruin Nanking lilealheil easier,' feeling Hint fuillu-r J,i|pm eie air raid* would bu postpenod imlil the weather cleared. The exodus nf the fraritrie k n i |i.i|uil.ite fiom the eapllnl Klaekenrd, but the rtreet-s -were deserlnl- with Ihe majority of stores loekisl mid 11 aided In antieipilinli of •nine nil . titlarks. Thus far Ihe Japanese airmen have fnlhsl lo infliet srrloui dam* nge mi tiny goioniiiieiil hulldlng I’l.AGCK HITS NHGROHH • ‘ or tnllltary mdahtlslimenl in the ■■ i . ^cap ital, no proi,ilueiit t'hlnrse has !T I.OUIS, The Tuber-j lus-yi haimeil. All foieigfirrs have enii aala CommUaion of Ihe Na- je*en|ied injury. < spri 1 »l Misliral Aasociatlon in con -, Two .lapanesc idulies heavily, and illoo. here report* th at 23,000 1 bombed I’ontnng, jil-l a rr.'is Ihel ;roca die of luberculoaia each W hangpon 1 'lv rr from llie .^hseg 1 N r. . ihai tnlerflathirinl Selllenu-nt,* has R. J. Hrel end ton, Itn yeatrrday In Jacksonville \T h # newly organltpd circle ~~ they attended a meeting U V ru T **** If rcapomc cam* from other pas- Dodge dealer*. tlat Church will meet a t 3:30 . ' . . , . . . o'clock a t tb . home of Mra. J. II. lr ,lc be,n* • " • krr Colclough,' H ^ nCo»rtTh; , ttlta n BO„ lB0k , n s ^ iv t * * * ot !,u‘ ml » Press confer 7 ' “*, ‘ t.C ' „ ^ ' J 'i W,,r,,,, ‘ ,>0U, i i . * ,n -Hpllywomf studying American riitu ro method*," **id in ______ fairly good Kiiyll*h, althnugh h r , Mra. George llaho waa hostess had Orcitdnnnlly to ask for aid ttf th* Friendship I/iaguo of th e.fro m nil Interpreter. Congregational Church yesterday ‘'Then I am returning directly afternoon at her home on W est|to Home with Producer Hal Roach F lrit Utrecl. to make n picture of the opera Ml*, Sheridan Jew ett npened 'R lgolelloV tb* nieellng with the lertplurn He la president of tho Ram Proreading front Mnlthuw €:l»-34. diicllona company, a private esmA apecla] prayer followed. Herer- tinny with tut American c o m ic ­ al (ptereatltig renillnfts were dn- lions, nllhuugh Roach is one uf ttrerrd by iiiiitiliet* of the rlnss. il» officer*. Plans were ( h e n mm lo.fur a*upAsked if ho pliinned to take any par to ha held Ort. 1 C. American actura or actresses back Tha hoaleta, assisted hy her, to Italy to npprnr In Ms produrdauxliter, Helen lialio. served re- lions, lie said "Nu, I do not- Daly froshmenta tn the fnlluarlnx: Mra. I* already well supplied with Bherldan Jew ett, Mrs, It e n r y beautiful and talented setrevaes." Nickel, Mr*, John June*. Mrs. Young Mussolini, who hold* the Tpe Melsrlt, Mrs. Anna Hchmah. rank of accond lieutenant in the J o Friendship League >•* reportar*, n lone male picket mnrehod nntuldu the hotel carrying u sign reading “ Vittorio Mussolini —how mvny Innocent were m ur­ dered In Ktldnpin, Spain and Italy by Italinn fn stlstv ?'' Insldo young Mussolini posed fur nevr* rntneratnen while guard­ ed hy eight member* of the crim i­ nal alien s<|iind nnd srv rral bomb rxperta. Outside a sergeant and two police radio car* were s ta ­ tioned. > Vittorio Jh ihe oldrst of the Mussolini rons- Bruno being 17 and Romano 1. The two daughters are Edd*. married to Italian Min­ ister of Foreign Affair* Ciano, and Ann* Murin, 7. Return Engagement Put jXourlFeet in TheseiNew/Fa|l Novelty Shoes i da6. to cohBtipation vsg a ie fig s r lei nl'OOt NEW . YOKK. 8 epl S I.- b F tThe nineteenth American I.eRton roiirrntlon came to a end, hittin t <ihlli|Uelv a | vloir lire In la­ bor dispute* and aharply under lining It* renlflrmalolna of the right* of |M-r*nna| liberty and prlVHle |ini|tetlr. t'pou i HIipT laMie* It look an exported aland, deiiounrln* com munism. fascism ami naalain. and urging national laaDlallnn “Ihal *111 punish Amerlean elllieoa who ailvnralo (ho overthrow nf our. irmerm enl h r force, frnud or rlolenre, nnd deport all alh-tt. who ao advocate such ov erWnna " Tile elerllun waa |lie high »po». of e ri'irlh ln r allien Ihp apee' lam l.ir, record-hreaklnc Fifth Avenue parade ol Tuesday night nnd Wednesday morning Alt Ihe roll of alalea waa rail, ed hr a »ei retary from IliP areal *la*e of Hie old Metmpolllan HI1' era houao, liallerlna ol Mg flood lireliie gleamed dmin upon hint, ohd (lie inlls nf Ihe alale spoke* men * ere all bill loa| up In Ihe Melroimhinn'e tofly Her*. Ikihetlva victory liter Ilia strong**! n|ipeni«nl, llay Kelly of lietrull, licramo nhvina* aa VlrKlnla'a a|iukeamau shouted mil ■*ta for Doherty 1 “ nnd whan WaabliiRlun alale » « • railed next, Ml'Plieti I'liadiali'k of t»eatlle, who Mm,elf i,.id been put up In iioiiilualloii. r a il WasMmt Iona 3,1 roles fur flnherlr, Kelly got III,, floor Ilian aa the ill Irnnlm, ,i riMineil approval. Ne\r shouting. singing, iheerliift men mini,. |i>dieily'H eholeoilpan• Ino'U* and Hie alandanl.liearcra of Hie ..lilies ru.lieil a im their plural ds to Ihn nlnye tu sur­ round him Tho thing had been loueti nnd r « In ..........ally atnxn* of ||,|. TEPHEHS Cut Price Drugs I'rear rip Iiaa a — Drug* — S lrk It(Him Supplies — t ' l-m rlin i '— Toharrtt A C ig a rs — C a n ilr * — Kod a k , — rtlm A F in ish ­ ing*— Luncheonette Saturday SODAS HIDEOUT litm l Fund — Huuthern ,j,,S iile Cm.kin* — Cleans W fM # ■ timid lia r* tu ''l^ l'-V jT ire e Mra la Ikaallr— —Saturday-* TIJHKKY DINNER i —n n d — JOHNNY MACK IIROWN MALARIA “Un d e r c o v e r MAN” 2111 K. FIRST HT. I'HONE .175 see Idaho us fo r *’* Groton B ean Seed •*m'Ul*KK'S SEEDS tJROW HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. 10(1 W. FIRST ST. RHONE 41 CLASS . - MIRRORS . PAINTS JALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products DON'T MISS THIS WEFK'S , B A R G A I N S j AT P E N N E Y 'S * • DON'T MISS THIS IIARC.AIN NOVELTY A C E T A T E A gams similar lo modern rhecker* we* played hy th* Kgypllan* as early a* 1600 R. HEADACHE Saturday psin-iInHawnllJII i aptctarled. went to the trilrtru pliom' « lle u 'll « u i all over t> i expti-n- Mr, Imppln**,. uml prom lae In iln hi? l»e-l for tile le arrived Th* Ebeen School of Dancing Will open a t tha Woman'* Club a t S:M o'clock. For Inlortnallott Mr*. Lourlne Beal haa returned call M n. W. II. Blewart, 60J-J. from PaU tk* where ahe virlted Circle Number Five! o f the her eiater fo r m m time.' P i n t Methodist Church will meet a t 7:10 a t the hom* of Mr*. J . I t Hoolehan, 716 W. F trat 8 tr* * t (1*o Hill of Canon- Ga. guest of bia alatar- Mra. T h e Wesleyan T ruth Seeker* Duncan, for acrcral week*. C la n a f tlie Methodist Church will meet at 3:30 o'clock a t the home of lir e . J . C. Kuseel, 402 Mias Norma Jean Snycr plana Oak Are. Aaatstant hoateaae* will to ipctid the weekend ui Auburn* be Mr*. II- I t Duncan Mr*. Mind a le : wllh Mr*,. Guy Corley. nI* l l o l t lir a . It- C. Uarcliff, and l f t t . W. It. Kdetifkld. An Itialallatlon program f o r : th e W. M. U. officer* will b*| held a t tha F irst Baptist Church jby the eerrntccn national aorori a t 3:110 o'clock. A t the eocial Uca represented a t tha college, Mr*. H erry Haeren Ins hour refreahm enu will be served < i turned from • two m.mlh* v following with relatlree and fm-mls Fltlaburgh, B utler and Numer . Officer* of ScminolV Chapter Number Two O nler of E a .trm W will meet at 7:30 a t the Matonic Hull for rehearsal. A '• hi* heck. I i'll <i i ' , short ami be- .mot-racy." th eir Mussolini’s Son IffaSuS-m *.m JS Arr,ves In New £ » US J&A'BftSh* York Aboard Rex I'l.KA FOR DEMOCRACY*' American Legion Relievo tha cause of the tre ­ ble] Take pVrely vegetable R litk-D raught. That'* the a»n* alble way tn trra l any of the disagreeable effect* nf con at Ip** Unn. Tha relief men and women get from taking Black.Draught & truly refreshing. Try It; No mineral drug*. no synthetic chemical*—just purely vegetable (■ODD I.OOKIN(I— UNIWUAMaY LOW l*RIt’E SMART AKW AUTUMN' COLORS JACliUARD RAYON FULL FASHIONED \ SENSATIONAL VALUE BROADCLOTH* S m a r t' v t M t t * know 7 Hvaf^ k caw lw t and ityla go haad*, M-kjwd.'wTkria a * w Fall S W w id iM H i o o r tM ta a M • DOUIII.i: RED SIZE • CHOOSE YOURS TODAY DUALITY COLORFUL A m .lQ U U I) I.ACY A COOD LAXATIVE C U R T A IN USED CAR RADIOS PANELS FORD *34 DID. YOU KI^OW THAT.......... PHILCO 6 TUBE SILVER MARSHALL 6?0 • • • • • • • • RCA-Viet or—Model M—34 • • • • • • • • PRICED to se l l b SERVICE Taw Neighbor lit COYVAN COMPANY him aa curt pie (e «ml at-lect line nf ■hpc* M. any other More In Central Florida. Before goInjf oiil(of town to buy your ahoai drop by Cowan'*— vour bpMttiown liara^and you wlo Mtve youraelf the ex­ pense of • trip out of town, as well as a lot of worry about qualify aad style and cash money fn saving* on prices. Phone 2t 311 EAST Id lest ST. PHONE 871 PATTERNS UNULEACHBD • OF GOOD LOOKING NOVELTY NET STANDARD QUALITY • IN POPULAR ROUGH WEAVE FULL 36 INCH WIDti �"h .i 1•Xr5r \t" :t j ® IS . _____ _________ M cL ucas M achine G iven E ven Yankees Again C h an ce O f V ictory In G am e Take American A g a in s t T r o g d e n ’s E leven League Pennant HE WAS UNDER WEIGHT McDowell Has Been Hard On His Squad Of 24 Candidates With A Pair Of Drills Scheduled On Every Day On Field Feds Strong PuzrihuT Style Of Play On New York Takes 2nd : The Offense And Also Aerial Attack Straight Flag With Expected To Give Lions Trouble Hitting As Factor The STANDINGS with the Tiger*' loaa, left them 12 game* out In front- with only H f WAS U N D I R W I I C H T mnd 10 to play. The standing* of the ■ nay. aaya Joe H agarty (above). 4U-po two leader*' a fte r yesterday’* hoaNew Ynrk'a R hinelander port af the Amer tilille* rnilrd, were: b u y n u n aa a m em ber of lh a welcoming c Club W I, Pel. behind To play •on vend on. H agarty to i k a a u k m C l e w Yank... 00 <0 .070 .... 12 T lgi ... 86 60 .000 12 III Although they were hit a* hanl aa any club, and harder thun moat hy the epidemic n f ailment*, the Yankee* ovcrrniiie them atrlctly on the power w hhli Mnnagrr Joe unfortl plnya llnllr* Novrmber McCarthy ha* hulll into one of thu moat itangernua hilling cornblnationa in htiMibull lil.tory. ., 2 1 - —laiki • jSniifiinl A t ono time n r another d u rin g ■|<n,| nigh bulky Un-ad-1 Wait* ( 17l>> of th r | mu i:lit rvtfulur* ,uid n wtlff scrim - 1 the aeaenn, avety nipiiilier i * I-1 varaity lineup, with the »lng!c; iiinifi" W idm -dny lefo te they h a t i H°wi-ll (IK 0 ) eieeptlon of tlie Iron hnrve of a erra|i|iy teat-rve .lineup 12-0 in 1*1 haaeball, 1*>u Gehrig, who played n practice workout under the rii- Y otng (UI2 ) (1 7 3 ) S toke* In every game and up to tho* Ileal rye* of CoaiS Johnny !<*' present ha* run Id* enn-ccuUve Ifoynea, Thu w rnnd rlrini; fur- Gnna* (105) game m ajor league rrro rd to llifi’l wurdn Center w ire nut rushing their ' ronteala, waa on the hospital list heavier opponent*- nnd tho var* jllnrkejr (170) (llir,) WikmIi II o r'w a s out nursing a holdout. enl ally'* Mucking left much to b*’ 1 Big UoaplU there handlraps, the desired. June* (222) ... ( I «A) Wilcox conquest of the Yank* was never Conch H aynra aald ho was not* Rig In doubt. Within striking dis­ certain who would lie in the u ln rt-.Colbert (H it) (138) Dunbar tance o f the top from opening Ing lineup ngninat Tarpon Sprinir* HI day, they took over the lead to when tho Hrendnaiight* open th rir M organ( JOfl) stay on May 24. Featuring their ll-g ain e elate tunlglil. I Quarterback drive waa th eir ability aa a “money Indication* are, however. Hint Forguaon (lb!t| ... (I3fi) Gavin loam"—tho ability to como John Sargenl. lrn Snillh, Victor I I-eft HalJ tinker nnd Hilly Kfeull or Itn l U w n n (IfiO) (1M> Howman will eotn|io*e the bat-li-1 Right H alf field, while I. T. Ynpp and llod Stolnoff (17111 ( 1 1 0 ) McCauley Thompami or I .eon Will.ank* will Fullback lie nt end*; Dave lirnwti nnd Official*—l.ynch (T rxaa) refWaynn llrmlley nr William Beni* eree; Flnnofroek (Alabam a) umnt tarklea; Charle* Johnson and plro; NMle (Florid*) head llneaJnhn I*-c nt t'liai.U ; mid B in m m Vfond (M issouri) firlrl judge. Official Line>Up For Fed-Lion Tilt llraill line* not admit gypalea to lh« i oitnlry. • « C lassified Advertisements J *— An nou nwm en tg Mr T kt I w H . l f * Vttmm Yoaterda, homoral Ijin erl. Yauiee*. 1 ; Clift, llrown*, Fi llom .ley, llrown*. I; Chapman. Hod Rnx, t; t’id geli Cardinal*. 1; Cam mIII. pjilll lo*. 1. (saineuville Draws ' 45,066 During Year National Venetian lllind*. 43 cent* p er *q ft. Finest blinds ob­ tainable. Sanford Avrolqg A Shade Co. IUI E. 2nd St. Phone 704 J. 5—Automobile* ANOTHER D U A L" Four wheel T railer wllh Unly, apdelal f2UB.00. '211 A Font ro id itrr, *peelal 14500. Reel A Kona, Used Car Dealer*. : ■> 10—Flowarg nnd FUnU » Engraving SMcLaulin, Jeweler UAQUK AMARYLLIS all bloomers, Orange City, ROSE HUHIIEHt Two y ear old fieldgrown, everbluomlng varie- 1,04)0 Australian Fines for aal*. Frost proof variety for wlndties. Free Catalogue, T y res' Rose hrrak or trimmed hedges a t 3c Nurseries, Tyler, Texas. . rach In Iota of 23 or mory. Buyer to dig. All troeb are Slat* certiflad, Seminole High School Farm. dauby Hartnett ot llm Cub* look aula poa*ea*ln„ of third plac* In Iba N*Uonal Lnague bul­ ling .race yesterday Vv the allni ‘Mu*'nr llueet I* |* III,, ,«l>"l 1 margin nr point nf Pnu) 3Vam-r mod densely populaleil idati, In of (ha plratap There were no the union, ullli t i t piraona tu changes among (he American the aqualo ndlo. leagu e trio of baseball'* lllg Hla Htaudluga of lb* leader*. fFIrai ibree In each league): Player* Club O AB R H Pat. tlihrloaer, Tg tSI t t l It* l*t .lie Medwlrb. Crd I lf If* II* f it .tta Mlee, .GOOD JER SEY Holier A Gay’s Paint years they've been " The South." Sian H ardw ire Co. 12—WanIad SPANISH MOSS, any quantity Be* Clifford Walkar, Geneva Av*., | block* aaat of Sanford * Cord* I I I II* C u b lag a i l Cow for salt. llarta*ll. Orlando Fani Want Doc Huntiey T o Take Presidency Of Loop ORLANDO, S ep t. | f . —Fetor Schaal, a p o ru editor of lha Or* Wanted lo buy: rypreea poala *1 Undo SviillMil and secretary of t* 10 Incite* diam eter. 4*2" and lha Florid* S late League, ra ­ 2*4" ong. Apply Osceola Cyprpas pe rU a nil fan* ere booming Doe Huntley o f Orlando for b*gu* proaidunt to replace Henry f . Gray, GelnaavUla lawyer, Huntley U assured of tb* m perl e f Sanford. Th* Leekeuta warred on G ray p*nUta»Uy tbruyni t i e ntftaon, Am . ! Fine. Watch 'R epairing Diamond Setting AND Tho loader*; IIIMagaln, Yan­ GAINEBVILI.E, Sept., 24. -(/F) kee*. 44; Greenberg. Tiger*. 1 1 ; ■The Gnineavillv lu sib all fju b .o f Gehrig. Venice*. 34; Yn l i t a. P ark Ay*. the Florldn Stale leag u e nilgera. I I ; F o il, find Ho nounreil y o lc n la y 46.onn |>ef*tiii* iR R O aiH R R R R IIR H IR R IH R g* Oil, alanta, s i. 15—Apartment* For Rent pakl to univh tho G-Men play Laagua gtandlnga FIRST FLOOR ApTrtnwnL p 7S3 •thla M'-aion. American vale hath, garage. Furnish (II Pakl at tendance far A0 regular National Rooms. QUO Magnolia, ---- league jrinir* wmq .'14,007. Playoff 3(8 *erie* with U n tn ir g *m^ Tian* ford util nett d C7UH other* and 26— iM Iflcellanroiia F o r B ala 3731 *aw the flrat two ganie.* uf a SIX CELERY "seed bed* readyT o ^ aerie* wllh C oplflr, Gcorgl*-Klo|act, boarding paper and cel*ry f f | Ida l-ragnc rluimpinn.. wire for aalo. So* Mrs. Stolnoff, A ttindiim e Inst year reached Nr Tb* AMO*tel*4 r m * Celery Ave. I.AIU1K FRONT bedroom, boarding bouse, 711 Mi HAVE YOUR W aUb repaired by Ave, on* who really know* bow. Brlgga. Jeweler Magnolia Ave- II l i t ll* 41 Itt t i l ilehrlg. Yoke H I * 1* Ml ttl n r Travle genlr* l i t 411 *4 l*» ft* t**«.W...*M-4a*r MTAION bTAt) Ethiopia la refarrod to |n th« Ihla aa Cnah. Orlando, n * . WINTER PARK. Fla.. Rapt. •Night li m a ; Friday night H -—B lraa.lnt the fundamental* ot blocking, larkllng, and chant*' name* a U rt a t 1:10; Saturday n lih t aarne* a t »:* 0 . In* In Ibalr flrat week of pracCoach**: Jark W. McDowell, tica for the llolllni College foot­ Head Coaih Al«x Walla, IJ n« ball squad. Coarba* Jack Mo Dnwall a n d . Alas Walla era dr Ir­ Coach. ina Ibalr charges In one of the Inoat atrenuoua uf opening weak practice aaaatna ever recorded 4t H arper-r.’iepbcrd Field. Tht* jrrar'o T ar adlllon comDAYTONA BEACH, Sept., 24. poaad ot t< v*r*lly candidate* la , completing the flral week, of — Daytona Beach** High School practice with all iRi romple. Bupraneera will tear the fid off manta* of two waaka d rill—«lf.*f- the 1037 football araaon tonight na*a. soreness nml brulae*—reg- when they tangle with th* U m atil­ Hared Ihrouah lha medium of la High School team under the a ll honra dally contact work o r­ floodlight* here. The Buccaneer*, with a fast, dered by the 'flidllna mentor*. Two dally prarllco acaatona hi avy tr im ; altould rate a* favor­ h are taken the inti, already nf ite* In the encounter, but per­ Frank Dannl*. rrauU r end, and former* In aeveral of the key Soc Holdatll, a"|ihnmoro guard. poalllona have not had n trial utider fire and Coach Spike '1Vel»hingrr I* openly dubloui of the proapecta. The Buccaneer* will line up for tonight’* game In approalmately thla fashion: Timberlake and Hill Ilrennan, end*; Dwight Yelvlng* ton and Kirkwood, or Floyd Odumtack tea; ChlTley— Bherbcrt ami Pollard B lah, guard*; Chaffee, center; Cownn, Archie Bagwell, Eddie John* and Carlton, back*. i * Tilt! i o i « T o r T it* ( o n * t v JI'IMIH* ro t t i . r t it n o r r to m n A . 1 In r«* l Itf liit il* »f IL MAItCIft |>tr,raKr*»--ln PrnfiRlu. FIKAI. S O tllM N n tlr n lR h r r r b j r R h « n l l i a t t h ! i m itr r i I g n n l vrllf* n n lh * lith i0 iy nt i M u l i e r , A P , H IT . p r l * a r m In l l i r IfiinrimVile O oi in t# J u d i n *if Urn'll Cnuit fy , F l o n li.a. m r final rrliirn , arcmidV anil i »**i r l m n i a» A t l m J n i M m t r h i »»t tho »n*l »>Ut* ll, MAfUllt. and nt »Vf |lm*< then llirri m a k P ip p U « H i m n t i th«- miH J ik1u«* for a final i r b lin n * nl n f tt»r, s d m l n l s l r a t i n g n f *m *1 r p t n t e , a n d f o r wn prglaf 4*"'bn ml hr Win Hi ' rtlrh Admin* Daytona-Umatilla To Open Season Tonight will attempt In replaca Kina thry definitely cllnrhril th rir Kona WllUnma at left auard, N,Jninth league crown Iwyond all A. Darkey. will laka th* p1are] mathematical iloutl when th* of floddy Wliklnaon a t rlaht|acc«qd-place Tift roll T iter* war* guard, Ault Jo u ra will taka Ih e^llm ln atn l through a defeat a t plarn of Jim Htapler a t right the hand* of the lioaton Had So*, tackle, Robert Ifnwnll will ba in] Featuring, a* uaual, power hit* Ihare for lila aacond year and-Una, and allied by a fine comeatao Ham Wall* and tlltly Col- back on the p a rt of Icefty Gomel, bert. rjnnaa will tm a t canter, th eir top-flight pitcher, and a hla laal. *ca*on. quick return to form by lied Ruf- Up *1 tandnn, llm I,Ion* aro going In nllitnipl to add another win to llmlr airing of IT vlrtorle* which lliey hnvn rarked up since lant In-lug defeated hy Andrew Jarksnn of Jacksonville _____ 71 M .ID aarly In the IBIS season, la s t ll'vrfmt II 14 ,411 year limy played n guine* d u r­ M .IU .M plH .i 41 II .140 . . 43 10 | ,19V ing Ihn ynsr and enteraeil with Ml Idiiili V M i»riiir'| llranKa 12 wlna anil mily one loss. Ml IstiiiiA t ; n f w T u r k I. M i l n t k o i | Dhilnd*lMhU 0. The nulrotnn of the game tie flM*|uti ll fitro ll 3 night may no u lung wgy from W rtit il npto ii l i r?lF»flkiMl C. lha flupllrnllon Ilf the game H m o r * T«Kl*r New Yutfcr ml DorImi. played with tho l.lons last sea I kr If nil Hi I'll* vr In ini eon a* tiummy fliirdln 1 * with H ull ' irmnnii ■Ml *>1llirri t ’narh Jack Met to well's Molllii* im :r n itn x A M o m n o w crew Insloud of with Trogdou ir i iM il P l a r * f f l T f a i f N i r g llra«ll« *nd Hnrdmnn |« thu ymuigsler 1*111 In l l » r k I; A l l a n l n 0 Wlm Imnf tho Fed* ln*t year, Thla leave* the burden of win INTRII RATION Al« A««CHri4TION i r i i r i d iffim i nlug up In I'loirllu Tate who aidT M irriir'a n h h Ik 7t l U l l l m u m fit. nd llardm uu last sen*on and It will bo up In him lo *,*e what ha Wln do V1III, the Fed*. Tim Fed def*n*n . 1 * sill) Ini need of anilio polleliliu. bill llielr alve nllnek* « ll| poxlldy i Idelnry durllu; III,, aomwin.l R o l l i n s M e n to r Explains Fundam entals O f Blocking R. N. NIPPER SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 110 PALMVTTO AVENUE PHONE I I I - ; HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. B. 1st STREET at BtSCAYNB BOULEVARD Overkroktoi Bayfronl Pork tad Blocnm* Bar Opposlt* Unkm Bug SUtlon MIAMI, FLORIDA Om Block F r ta Shopping D talrkU sad AaxancmcnU Summer R it a Until December S ta lk Boom with Bath—|!A 0 | OMbk Room with Bath—12.00 Atfrod Simon*, Mnnagtr For Sale Gerbcra Daisies, 4 Year Plants. Hibiscus, 1 Y«ar| Old. Fancy leaf CnUdiums., All Colon. Rooted tins*: I.lfftmlnim, Llffualrum, Hibis­ tint;*: cus, l’nradiae Vine, Flame Vine. Water Mile*, Bog] Pianlit. Roses. Pool Con* atrucllon. tandneaplng. All, Plant & Guaranteed. Gold Filth. e• W. C. HARTLINE: Monroe Comer IMi.me 319-W L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE Special FRIED CHICKEN DINNER with drink nnd dowcrl . We Fill All PRESCRIPTIONS FRIED CURE STEAK with drink and • denaert Telephone 103 C O R R E C T M E N ’S W E A R Florsheim $9.50 up Martin’s Garage F r i e n d l y $5.00 la A llo w in g A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 o f p u t t d u e a c c o u n t* . I helped yo«,now you help General Repairing Track A Auto Servlet Rodleo—S pring.—Trailers A price you c A afford to pay Martin’s Garajge Fortune $4.00 SH O ES A SMART FAt.I. I’OOTWEAR BllKH 1 TO 15. AAAA TO EEEE who ever loved his FAMILY can participate in the �333 U ? l ^*.*•»■;•:* ** ■t«ry + M . Sanfori b H i (toly Central 7* World* CKy Afforrflai Bah, II If faway And Water (Transportation o em in o M t o n r n W K d " More Fruit And Y if iliM r T h a i B la lln ^ VOLUME XXVI Member Aaoodated P n a •'Japs Continue «j o h n n y b e a i /» M W * % I t t f o Grants Cdtinty Budget on O nls Approv Funds As Advertised Lee Re- N e a r l y 5 Mill Tfc Prom Pay- Reduction Provk in f Funds To Coun­ ed In Expenditv ties Diverting Tax Of O v e r $350JDO Leave DeaUP And DestriiitionlnWake It •f Vi t J e r a l -. tiwM • II ; r v k<( ,J ■ to « ------ ■ Meets Mussolini In Gennan City -y y , s’€ f 'IS j . m i s :jL -j^ si 1 T ' ■ 4*/tf m,#*, * * Sfi 1* 1 »i M L - ,. . D W Nine Hour . Program Of Gala Festivities _IsParticipat . ij im-rorn*— - 13^ Important TalksMay Come Lator . Admiral Yarnell Ali­ .pounces ces P l a n To Protect Americans Expected To DiBCtHM ans For Joint Ac­ tion In World Rowft Le a ky F r e i g h t e r *lot Taken In Tow By Coast Guardsmen E. R Allen Says '***"■'*,*ufn School Books Are Distributed Here Free By^ Florida 100 Miles In Gulf Six New Members Named Hy (’one To CitruH Commission Chicago Board Halts Trading lu Com Matures 100-foot sppurent lli'it lliere was nut aufle Until, detailed lids policy Ini 1,l<' — * ---- ■ show tliat very few, rrraturei , ■ are mg|,, building at Iho County Con- $30,1100 um tli of kooks ijj,. t l o i.fieim t KepterolHi n on to permit gvnaral In.traeUona hroadraat to ,r,otor vessel r.ulioed for help ye.-|lmniult« to Iho pnlaou of snake*. vlct Camp to T. f-. Crouloy who (uuul)- »nd tin- into ^ o f flu-'ittndvi, I" make deliveiie. in ac* j I«.<•k -<. I.- tin- clidd rfn nffonl a hi. .ulMirdloaU eoramnmlnr* In tenlny niorliiii:* ut U o'clock, on]W e found earlaln hogs could w(th- aubmlUrtl a bid of ISWi.Wi Ita way front llonaeco, Honduras, stand tho bltg of a polaono'u.**nhk# eoid.noi- willi tliclr contiucts. Commissioner Fred A. H y so n ^ p ^ a tnvitiga to i>uirnt>. In a F ar im .tnrn watore. i j ' 1 ic po|l-'r-jr lelliiig drove illmther two Ilia .w ord, ware given all tlm with a cargo of bsnanaa, ita first beeiiuaa they were so fat the poj- Iwa* appointed a roBimltlevtjf- one |mimlo r of uiti-s these *lnle fur , 1 * * 1’ to ’ repair th e jr a k s In the roof o f niahi d boiui* have- made |Mi»-d>le| Tho* Idle ^ifTiilid** oui-ra will killi"ll l*ol.ien Ol' 1 uf stink market iifrli-:**! j Weight • ef a Navy- Iltd cargo tiip uimU-i' it* new n n q c ami »°n did,-not coma In contact V ' ly with Uki’ bloAdstream bu'** piM-ei, yi-alerdny mol left Wall the Court House aiol a motron »«* an eiloisle 11 fur aludelits who' ,t| , . ll} ||a|j Ml 7 liartatont lintclamatlon wiien tltey 1 nder th e Hu;: ol llondutaj. Aa Use w nlrr gullied in th e 'a '.o rb e d by the falty tlaiue 0 ,ipa**ed authorlrlng flic purrhat^v-ouhl lint purchasi- l.ouka and otl»-| 1. Momlny nlrhi for i Im-it Kirivl woodering when the rliiiiux wore in.'dw i pithlla hare by ‘Iho lo tlii* henvy Iuinillation will come. i-rwi*t* no,iM nut luvi- ln-i-n al* 1* f. i-.til.ir m-mi uioutliiv iu*aaJoii ' nnvnt hhtli ■,itgunmand, 1 t ahlji'a Imhi, llto hillo vessel lab o tr-l]th r hog and did not die. Other of a radio for tho County Home. tin ■>ut: 1, elioppy sets, hog. th a t wore liiln and did not Tin* HIn e t logienlly could hope lu iitti-iul nehuul, it wu« |>olilU'il Homo In termed obanrvm-a 'pro- boavily I*. II liuotey of (letie)a left for a fiihnienl rally. Ilpwnrd* of out. f-wwol It* hPA In. yayuell'a haUun 0 replug uloiig ut four knot* w ith .h a re a very lldek layer nf fat - (died from th* alfeet* of th* polwlo-ii- In- 1>"U.OOfljOUlMHW in pnper prefil* Them* Look* the stall- fiom for (jihiliihi' te.'i-iiH n |*n-optJI>la stlttanlag n fiH u ll­ Uia.-pUmpa ipmii; '13 eotil. to f 1 no ouch and repre­ will lm 1......In)• .t 11'i it 1 t.if-- i’ll | hive liirn 1 inscd fruin market ed Htato* policy w Ilb . reap , til ini' ’ t jtpl. 4JUynr Kilkrunnol, a Tam- [son. Th* fg t hog* that had tba loiei". from tin- highs of the year Ibo Far Kpatam sent mi iiivtulmeni' of appruxl- | run IpxpMlor tarn eealllcl. IWay pqlvrant ,JUi* en w of seven men 1venom Inlattad Into the blood, lo tin- rio-e today. Hut a state of matrly fit oil per student. tarprauU au -oW Ih . to teasing ianana* overboard. But rtream died from tba affects. I, ( S y .e |i i;ii,.n nnd Mmr-arell tinrint pievail* among Investors Uhi water estio- 101 up. They got therefore, faallrvo that a fa t hog It wit. unhealed Hint the Ktslv M I II t (^ Sqi nf l)4 )liim IW-iiih were mill ipeciilutora, lelurlnnt to risk bucket*, nnd nil hmids ballad tu can withstand tha poison while a is phiiuiini; n systematic renova­ married yi-atrnluy lo tin- o lllio l llieii- fund* even at the admitted poor ho* cannot, but n a lth tr are 14110 the rlnklui- ship. tion of ull i t He uwtiiil hook*. This A new rifle rang* for the Sons of (‘oiinly J imU:<* It. IV. 'Villi-. hargnill lolet-H of some storks. Ttu’lr second mosasge, at I P. Immune.** renovation, it U Wllcvcd, will of Ihv U ( I m ta Jlming i-rtreled M , told a terse *tory of a tentTin- Iluw .lone* average for 70 TI10 llitee 1.nits of t-lorlAi N'.< near the Imgiun Hut un llit- Isk . pro\ a I*- n ilrouger binding fur pornry ami haul eurnad victory! mol will insure ut least Hoijal tiuaid here w ll niei | III stork 1 Was al a new low alnee shore, P. A. M rro, advisor of Iho the 1 I'.idu it* w ile the averages for "Hailing with lockets, water not 80 ns of tha Isrglon, .unuunced urn- more year of M-rvire„ than ■ ho locnl uriuoiy Meod.iy foi railroad ami utility stinks. The gaining any more, proceeding to­ the 111 tv hiildilii:* un tlu- hook* lllelr ri'glllur weekli illllf. • today. mdiiHliial nveiiige after a tieward Tampa at four knots." Tha erection o f the new pnictlre mid will cost the State only half cllnit of more Itian ll |>2 points— Thump Ii tlu- afternoon they the amount ' f new books. The Hoard of Directors of tba Violator.. 1.1 r iiv nnllumo-> •« Tha ascend rom pUlpt against rsnge for the lad. was made pos­ It was si.-<i learned that the will to* 0114 110*1 helorii I'll) whs nl n m # low fur the year. Kanfuitl Uolary Club aw t last balled without cessing, and all nnatchlna of poch.lboob# waa s ib le I h i o u g h t b r r * - ,i ) H i a t i o t i o f tCoallaaed aa I'aar T *rerI jaren in ; a t t y ham* of II. U. llie while miiiicw lo ro over tW gulf mad« at th# local p o lk a 1 1 * 1(00 th* Hill I.uaibar (ioaiiiany slid tho Juilgn F m ii I; I.. Mllb-i In 11 ro-'i There were hid declines and only Hope and Ut* g e ttin g Included A const guard plane soared, bet not last night by LHIt* Ma* Piak- United l.unibbc Coni|iany, which ■inn of llo- .'loitlri|M| I'.mit Sion 38 m lv,urn , A l"l*l of fdfii I*tiled modi- new Iowa far the year. h •eric* of youths* bualaaaa discus ever Hie Myown. The ahlp had nay, u**ra who reported A Ull dunatail tho naeoanary lumber ami day iifloiiiooii lo |:roi o ilo ik , Hie greatest mmitier ainre the cloaa, uccarding to AA .onounce given tta location as IM • mltos n*aro youth a id hi* Alton W b« who donated the a r ­ miujf Lpday by 1L H. C elt southwest of Tampe. In that v i­ auatebad bar tdkkathdeA Hnli'li lluawi II. *•■< teliiry yl hreaking markrls piiur to the demor platra fo r Iba torgi-t pi esai tut, cinity. tIm pi*in- fa 11ad * lid)*. rtl,' f . | bar a te mad* tfaadr g a t-e w .r. W. C. Cook, will te in charge The Bchonl Trustees o f tha Laka Bern unto 1 'oiiuiy Clmaiher of > i( iCM fisw s o* n»e* Tn*.*) Coiano-IM 1 ill nt Id* home, 11 It *n* tentatively The pocbflbeok w as said to of tho range ami 1* also in <barge |Mnnrue-Paola srhi*>l district met give a rhlcksn berbeet contain a gald abate, b ring and of the weekly Hfl* d u ll, s l.g is li.t th* Canla hrhoul last night, to a n , h -ore 0 b> llir t 'lly llrlefor t t San lot n<lo Springs tt .t* (a aurrauey. for the IHU* litglonnaiii * “ * (organIre a I’TA for thr coming Ibis 111on 11UK. fur thn mem born,, their wlvqa. and AHar t y theft waa reported to Ttif Hon. nf Iba I^-gmn Drum 'year, Hu* Hrhmah, r halrmar* e f T llf RllllMiil lllMtllirlEl m«-iLIoral pel It* hasdqaarters tha and Hugls Carp* hchl their sre-Jtht Hoard o| trustee* announced *u*rtJU. •!'. L,r, { . Vnllll Wllh.ioi*. Ioral IWlrk J* , f i t r , _ ; Plana were coetlnu* Iba for Hu* niMfiLfis i f fliY* department got tba County dngs'und piartiee session in thr- le - today . ** dealer, reluin'ol L'M S tlat from fki|M Is 1 clitu 'Ji h»*« t* teln» jmy«t voeatloaal guW laee . actfarity" at JACKSONVILLE, y p t M .-C P ) In an effort to trail tba culprit* gion Hut last night aml Mr. Mere A t the m rrtlng It wax divided to Atlauts,- tta. e h n v be -attenderl tha Seminole High School which —A vqrJal order prvblblQng tha slater) that Ire waa pfeaie,] with hold Hpelling live, and Professor dl^tl durlor Hie puai ih u rrh year, tbu atinouiu eim-nl id the l*S* Iba d u b has apaneared fa r the w h a n on Oct. t ef "64 alct m a­ tab from ftepleinl* r, | 93 f, lo Heptemprogress made at th * prartirr. Quia program , among the mem­ model tluirk** Id tho g 1*auth- Neyr Rflle Range Is Beqig Erected For Legion Sons -ttil.lnt - - Rotary Directors Barbecue At Meeting At Pope’s Negro Charged With Snatching Pocketbook Meeting I Held By School Trustees fkckUd pi Volie Williams Is Hack From Atlanta tt-sra /C6nrt 'Order Stops v S e i z u r e Of Slots pa■* tw e year*. Tba arganlaaUap win bold Ha regular weekly meeting Monday a t tfaY V aldat Hotel and ac­ ta G K. Heilbia, chairt f tfat Program llarald lla rra n , both “ y *y of chine. now in operation hi- EaCambla county but binding their ow ner, under n 11000 bend to vtaaI them a t midnight' l i f t M wa* issued by Circuit Judge b L Pabialnakl today. UMfar tha order three owners Eaatla, of slo t machines beceaa* co-reUh a . A. Malona, a Pvnsaco!. attorney appointed aa to repreeent th* eeurL T y mechlnaa moat be stored in soma daalgnated p la n In t y c m * tody a f th* receiver who was g fam M -4ay* t* dispeae o f machlneq. fo r trmn*portatieat e r sale out t t Hit* ^ *■'*/’ Great. lT-yaareld a* was arrested eartlec la lb* to w aek 'M a chary* of at Mia* anarch A pj f t atbeeA AA sit* ah* wa»walk­ Kathryn *I f tt bf aa ing daw* t y g treai.' Its was later arreatod by of­ ficer Ray TUH* aad roaatobU W. A. MaMuHaa and waa aam tsored y retarday to aarr* M Mya la tbs 0 **nty Jail by Jus­ tice o f-T a u * J, C Roberts. Argardiaf t* co«*tkbi* m *> Mallaa the y n yehtb baa been arreatod' U OsABty * • ! te Mafto*** »*f f*q$ J*re#ay._ Aa'i?'gi\r',ac,, t o A U lT e -u .k ----- W. U. Huffman was present anti took over fall new duties »< drum Instructor nf tho Corps and Mr. M .ro ailvlaerl that a new bugle instructor would be appointed in (be near future, Th* Drum and Buglr Corps maba tboir first nubile appeal ante te Tavarra Armlatk. Day and every effort i> being made lo gat tha corps t« good shape for tha appaat^ne*. A number a f la st yr*t> damdablo* will n e t be with the aerpa th is y e a r and teas expertawaad boyi a re huteg gruomed to l a y th eir plaaao, Mr, Mere .aid, b er. of j h e j ’. -T. A.-of tho various schools .m l also the students of the schools in order to Increase In­ terest In the »' hools. H. C. bolts was named chair­ man ef a committee to organise the Paola grouo. J1-*. Jim Them**, chairman of th r refreshm ent commllto* and Mm Vadghn, chair­ man e f the prise committee. Mrs, M. Grogan, vice-president of Ih* Pgfola P. T. A. presided over the mecTTng. Mr. Behroah indicated tlval a similar group would be organised • t Laka Monroe tn a meeting to b* bate to tt o near future. MUNICH, (termnny, 25.— (AP)—Benito Mui and Adolf Hitler met for tho second time , In epeetRcuUr careers and rope' tensely awaited m i nf their rendezvous, first few hoars of the vi of the Italian Premier the CJcrmsn Chancellor hel where H itler a ta itn l h li rise to .power, was taken U|t 'w ith a round of social activities In A flamboyant setting of bunting and banners, troops and bands, parade* and ebeerx. Tho serious "brass tacks'' cogvenation* of Ihcsa tw s man, wba head th* greatvat Fascist at*to* of Kuropa, either ware sandwiched into Iho nine hour progress in Munich or were put o lf until later. W henever thoy cam* Ut* result* of these talks promised to be of drop enneart) lo all E aN go If not itrlually th* /actor* In shaping Ih* future, For ronshtcraUon thorn wore thn trmiblod M edltvrrenron situa­ tion with Franco .bud Britain sacking Italian t4-J>p«r*tlon totCantlousa re Pa** TUcre) Stock Mui'kpt IaOSBCH Joe , Reach Twenty Hil lion For New Low Be State O w n s $30,000 W orth Of School Hooks In Seminole C il’Y NlvYVS HUIEFS a la K ntA bU shfd I n 1908 ■ — - THE DUKE GOES NATIVE V Am d TALLAHASSEE, S a p t.,.j5 . — Tba budget on whteb the W*l—Circuit Judge J. B- Johnson ty will operate d u r j n j j j t o i , today lim ed s temporary In­ y ear wa» - formatty passed V junction tMUAteing- Comptroller vert lied by the ' C o W y Com mis T e e from paying out gasoline In their adjourned m eet­ tax fund* to 91 counties, The w rit ing Utli morning. wa* obtained by Joe Hill Wil­ This year’s tu lg r t calls for an liams, an attorney representing expenditure of 3357,315.00 II. B. Karee, A resident of Union provides for a 4 3-4 mills SHANGHAI, 8ept 25.— covalv. . • lion In the tax mlllage of She (API—FJeeta of J*pajiB»e( No return dale was filed. The County over which the Coi^ty ttfrplziiea icatterid neW dev-1 action IpehsM All counties, Wil­ Coat nils* lone ra have control, And liams said, which have special homestead u tutor• are aapvrn-tl tt natation and- terror today In art* divert log gas tax receipt*. obtain t h e ' benefit of a 3 mill the' b o a t’ densely,| populated reduction In tho Hoad Bond Some of th e veto are effective now airis^of central, and south Interest Sinking Fund. while oomA will become effective Chinn. Shanghai, Nanking, A fter nbauihtng tt 2 mill crease In tfao General School Canton and the Wuhan cities -Johnny Beau” la what marina* I*1 bhe future, he said, —Hankow, Wuchang, i and call courtly, but Iron-willed Brlg.j' William* 1*14 b* had tapected and a 1 i n mill Increaso In John C. Beaumont, com -;court, In passing on aulta n*w 'S ta te iiilllupe the roim ty Hanyang—great centers, that Gen. mender of U. S. land fe re tr i n 'p<;ndln lo f#re. th, p . ym rnt 0{ „ nussluiiri* wt-iv tilde to effect a - - "'HI . . . decrease . Japan’* n 'r raider* bar* pan- the Shanghai area. Only recently 1 . . „ . • , .. , . ItI S’* in the total lilird moat severely, all war# re ­ he u . 1landed - 4 .4" there .a — ... a . -tran ......... UrTO* °* m°>« •P**1 on ,the sp o..rt *<«»*-• „ *' taxation far tin- yt-nr lllJJ-'M ov ■( visited. er the year 1030-*37, C h .u m o lt with freah fore*. to •«'*. •">«« » • / *h« This tedurlioii it outstanding in I Hundreds of non-combartant bolster U. 8 . marines already on I had no rlgkt to qtiaatlow the law*. Among th* counties affected in view of llie f i i t (lint the County'* Chinese died. The boro b e n Inti ju a rd . |th e suit ara Broward, Dade, Ea- revenue linn been ioit»iilciably t v , widespread . darkatatlon, A flout Itam bia, Flagler, Jackson, Mans­ dueeti through llic re|*‘al of the j of IS Japan*** bombara rlslug The Uukr goe. tiallve on hi* visit to lliir»ialivntik t Castle, Hmigary. Lift In tight are th* Ihlke from military airdrome* hero In Orange, I’itlm Beach, St. John*, SL numerous roed-build ing and otb<r and t)urhc*. of Windsor nnd Me. and Mi*. Charles Hedaiix. their American host.. The farm er Hrltproject* will he I.ridel taken by tba brlflit dawn roallaad t h e Lccie and Volltila. Uto County during the comlfag t*h monarch la attired In native mstum e a* the grouii prepared for mi u-ling. latter planned by foam of N ankin!'*' agonised pop­ the fumed rouple w a* n *hoppiiig lour to Carl* lo ndd lite rt full mid wit ter eh the* to Uie styyear. ular# aftor several day*' ale A t tint *per in I aeiahll the Hoard Lah duchrs*' wardmlw ■eu c« from c h |iu 'a capital. obs appolnteit MIhh Hugi-nia Warren | ' in :flying wtdgan of tiireu Iba as clerk in the nffici- of tin' . Japanese bombora roared over * County doctor, Ur. II. C- Kirk, ' ' RiiADual'* dafanaa |ln*a blaalink who will u.suiiie hht ihili.ro an the. cOnrrolo pUI baxee and dri«. (let, I. In* tb« Chinese troop* below bat Bid* were received and tab u lat­ without le lllo r afreet. Tba air ago th * ; following ed fur a road roller hut It pra* rald tra return ad to Ut* Wahan article appeared in Th* Sanford ilreidsd to postpone ■definite p c T A U .A 1IAPSf.IL Kepi. ! l l JACKSONVILLE, Sept., S3. _ |j i « r a t e t “W |P(P*ta|: bk# commem- Had until a later meeting. —1/\‘, -(Inventor < one ,li«l>e fT. II. Ila .ty appeared liefore the t f 1 )—Tim Const Guard cutler M .-i'* b«,<l ‘^ y th a t bog. are lmChina ' m ao'ofpciaj* raised yeslor— 1 ' i appointed-ala or»- niemhera to Hoard and offered to -ell to the 'day’k estln u ia of ao h -tf— _.!hn» men la to«b in tow today the l* a k -!"'u»1’ lo *"• bite* of anakaa was tho y-jorlda CTtru-i tsnmmlsshm County the email atrip of property lug banaim I hii I Jlyown and bead !" JI>. W arren ol deaths from between TOO atad In sut-reswl III'.** « I...... term* ed iow jtil Charlotte harbor while Longwood Lnlny stating th at a between tho County Home and S#<f J o almnat i.OOS.. Canton suf• esp'ted nil Kept. I) Those the rrvw of I lie mntorship pumped i«Ulea|itVu had rauatd tne the Slate Highway. He wnn 111, f»red several email air raid* dun liultied; \V. L. Hplvey i f fh>rtwu n f Hln p o rk tri. ■ foinn-d hy Ilia Commiaeioiier* that • In* ib« nlabt and again In day- and fMiTifd fiutltioilly ti» keep Iho.1^ 11^ ill City, rrpte-eullmt the *ee ve.ii-1 from .inking. | Ilecwtlly Tho llerald received the m atter would lie investigated llebl today. , mitt 'district. Milt f l*oler*. Tito My own with about 10 |« r- i'h e following article from K. K-« a in the near future nod he would tTIICAtjtt, Kept., '.'5 . -.(A 1) The finnl d Mr do linn of M ale. W inter Harden, ih*- fom lli. llirevtoin of the IJileagu Hnard •on* utnuird nuked f i-r help y n Alien, director of the flo rid , to .advised n* In their decision. 0 w lied ftchntd Imoks hu* I een in ado WAH1IJNUTQN, Kept. » . - t ^ K, C Welles. A read (a, Hie Iiialltute at Silver The Com IIIl«» loners im lru rtn l jn imili. County, County .'U of .. Tride Invoked emergent' —Tim Amur lean N*»r. announcjd lerdoy u t » ponltlon .io u t 100 Iteptlla uH th; ty. M H«*i-h*y. Foil. Iinn-ei-d tiatuy to sfljipetlip^iadfiTq the Claik nf the Hoard, O. I’. I perdili iiih-nl I \V. low ton an riatlv V a.lunlaf It. ,|pinruil„nlla„ ‘ mih-h off Chat little Imlltor in the Spring*: I'loreo, I,. |*. i loioiii * 1 'iilno 1 flatly yesterday It. determination ( M f ^ ^ ^ ^ - , . r , , d with In lrrr.t yoor re111 Kept cm) rr ctniu^lnPGwl the llerncVn, tn pdverllae for hid. miunred li*(iiy. * , to .la y on the Job In China** pi^ and Ji lm 'I u t ) . ■ Crpsl m arket dendloylr'tietweril tia d ria m diiatid that the danger spots to protect Ameri­ bampcretl eff-.it* of tlu- Ooart te n t newspaper article entitle.! on a cash le g istrr f a r 't h e effli'e, j | r . |itimifi m!•iiiin in .11 111 Ihefom fioshly. can livea mid property during the Guard to keep the rra fl afloat. I'KnltlrrV lllto Kill* Hog* Dlt- of tin- County Tax Collector, Jno.| s ta te Imd <|i. trihuli it apptoxiConnt giinrihini-n here said it proving Old Thaory." Irouid uideli-d.il u-ltlenirnl II. Jlnklnx. Mr. Jlnkbta als.i ad mutely gTi.tlOtl new lest b ok* in Undeclared tjlno-Japene*. War. “Since I m i l . your article 1 / vised the Hoard of hi* need for ad ­ this eoulity till* year iepic*enlitiK of nil opt 11 11111111111, nl a price ». In tlis b l u n t , unequivocal would lake About 2 J hour, to tow nf f t IU I *J pep loishel. Tlie action an expenilllure of nearly l.un per language of a veteran ana n a tti­ the Myown to hind. The livea of have m.do new rnl experim ent*:’ ditions! office spaceItverted . Hill litem d ''squeexv" The Cbm miss ion ura awarded child. er Admiral lla rry IT Tarnali. thotc alm aul the Myown were not I thought you might be Interested | In the result*. Our experim ent. __ wliich ill) 1 loped when it hecame tho ______ contract __ for .re-roofing the _____ Tin; Hliilt* own* apprirsjmsli-ly. rommundnr In-chlaf of the Altai In d inger. # ~ * a » aeiMMsAn t> . i U. S. Navy WiU Remain In China Rattlers May Kill Banana Boat Is Half Hogs Or Anything Filled With Water! I' r 8ANF0BD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, T fo u o ^flp in a rtnw -. i a Itar, )*S7. will tiro lirld a j“ lire church Kundnv 1001 ulna at liiuO o'clock, arrnrding to Hie tier. W. P, Brooks, lm .Lie 11* Iho r-hurrh. .— j . , Th* Hanford I‘ha pier of the Railway Km|dore«-a le-axilo of Florida will hold It* regular scheduled rttnlln* Monday eve­ ning at x-no o‘i huk lit the grill room of the Valdes Motel. Preatdanl W . )• she 11r wlH preside over tba coiilah and the eleet uu Of officer* »IIJ lake plain duelag Urn meeting. Theedufe Jones, nrgru, was 4Q«nU"u«a I t F»t» Tprc«i dealara* lum-llug In thP llioirgla thnalor. At Ih gain HUM Hama was> itiU' one Ilf of the ^<w deal •ra front Kloibht, tieorg'a. North Carolina, Roalli CairfTtna and TenuNoen who waa awarded n hrnnxa plaquu fur their sales service during thn past year. Mr. W illiam, atdd <onshlerably over Ida q aats id imluuiobfida in Senford last year, Th* Imprnvenii'iil. nt tha new Tlu Irk were dlti-aa.ed at the meeting and ll waa announced that tba new models would go on aalf around Uct, L _ . Hendricks To Main At To ItoVroacnlativo Joe Hondlicka of llie tlh Congroaxltiual district nf Florida. ’will h i His main speaker tomorrow aftornWin when llie Hanford. Townsend Club will he host* to representative* of Townsend Club* Ihruiixbout Con­ tra) Florida at u m as. mooting to lie held at the Hanford Wom­ an's (’lull building. President of tho local organisa­ tion, W. II. Hushes, lias an­ nounced that Hie program will In-Kin progtplly at 2 :uo o'clock tomorrow nwvrtmon and otbar Sltiakrra who will appear will b* Andrew Johnson of Miami, a u ­ thorised spanker of the Htala uf Klnllda on tfio Townsend Via*, and also Jack Knurling, ursalttniii uL. (lie Orlando Townsend t'lqh. 1 A rnniTTIl program will 7 b* arranged by Mr*, f.ncil* Takacb and Mr. Iluyhea of tho local club urges the public to isttond aad especially thn business and grefp**toflil men of tba city > to learn of tits tmportanc* of 'th o Townsend movement. » LOCAL VTKATHKS W eather Forecast Parity cloudy loulghl nod Asm day with occasTnuul shower* a * , the koolbenat mol lutroow south coaslx Kxlrctuo nurthwaaT Flor­ id a- partly cloudy tonight. Itea* day Ihuiiderahnwera and cooler. Hay tana Tide* Friday's tidra, high, 0:15 A, te a 10:05 I*. U.j low, 3:*3 A. M , J :M P. M. ttarom etar * Today, 30.12; yaslonjay, 90. Precipitation t Total for jre ittrd iy . —...... J49 «4g Total fo r month ■ Normal to data ...... U l Tam pcroturbd Maximum, 82; minimum, T4. Herald reading. Official Report High Lm* I t .... ......................... . M ffd 12 ...... to t# 19 ....... n Tt 1 4 ____ Tl 60 15 ___ 94k RT it •f BO Td IT ...... •T |f II tl If — 1» •4 « M ___ •• M 11 -----TJ 1 2 ------------- 4 ‘- \ 1 : I 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 24, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 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>, September 24, 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/bec3333066c4581077c3776b840b7df0.pdf fe64937c99e768ffc382fd02e164f99c PDF Text Text * m M m m M m m w m m 'm And Mpreftant Display Running I.Driving Power While Sidney Nix Shines For Second Team Line_____ y JULIAN BTBNSTROM ImH 8f«rti UlUr C h a m p io n hte 1W7 protege* throufh a I and track aerimraag# **%■ yesterday afternoon on tka school practice field which ad ta prore that tho fed* ara ig right along and will be In -Tka aecond team'* line made kittee largo enough to drive a trUek through on manp plap* and Ska wark of baekfleld men, Frank Martbant, 'Douglas* Stenatrom, Fred Dyson and Leroy Cooper of tko gaoond firing, waa proclaimed OUtrtanillng bp tha large num* kar of Bemlnole fan*, who had turned out for the Deration. : Of court* tha atorp wa* dlffmerit when the lit string took the offensive but not to aoon. The attend atrlngen displayed a do* tensive that for 14 plap* It/ th* ttreltp they could not conquer Iho [wwderelaumrn. On the first plap Jkn Riser of th* aecond* inter* keytad a paaa. On aaveral other plapa man broke through tha line tad nailed beekfitld men who wart attempting ta pta«. On manp plapa tho vareltp Fed* war* stopped on tho lino and thrown for psrd losses. i But when U|* flrit itrlnger* Sagan working imoolhlp they ripped and tor* ’’over line plapa tad around th* ende aa well ■■ off isekla plapa and when thep mat* fared their punting attack tbap ahattered ail defonilv# mova* ' The work of Sidney Nix. Jr., C'piatetdap afternoon when he wee ; on th* otfana* and defenilva ' aides, pivtd a wap for him nnd %-jpioirod to Ihe local mentor* that r.’/M wet In there. Nix waa coming ' through tba line while on the d«- fenilr* and spilling the ball car' ttan on Him plays. Charlie L*visit, second string , - and- did u m i very •commendable >Wprk for the'local* and th* scrlmmag* seemed to- prove yeeterday that Coach McLucat.haa got more yraervei than, he thought he had. . /. Tho IS 4 t vrhu took part In th* v'Biaaten praterdap fought aa If It ' were a gam* and proved that th* ' 1N7 eleven waa going to aim for Another good season for Seminole Charlie Tate Again Georgia Club Oil To Lead lions In 9 But G-Men1R T o u g h Campaign Bases As Joe R o s t e r O f L a n d o n 's •d Coach Leonard Mi L b c ii kaaprlH* Friday aeenlng. Tm surprise of tho afternoon I tka way. that U>* Seminole and atring, mad* up a bunch good aired boy* and. motily tel> duramen, want through the atp Fad elaren when the let k g took the defensive In st­ inting to down Ih* atrong of* ate* that the second atrlngere 19 StrpigbiL tWin* 8 T p 5 W i S o u th L io n s O f J a c k s o n v ille GAINEgyLLR. H» trie FJak’ Sept. II.—Dm MeShaao’s netted 0 -Mao. champion* of tka Florida mate League, laat alckt boat ’ at Ik* Municipal Stadium agalnat Cordele, tltle-boldera of the Sanford lllgk'a F a d * .:. r - J ,■ The/Southalda Im a V ^ t been Alefrated’ *in g*':iiflj. £t Xfm liess/campaldm barlng-Vud oj> a 'record of IT atralgkt rictoriea. Tka George Aubert Seen clomat tho Lion* hara , coma to At Plant Field 1st defeat In that atring of trlompha wad In n poet aaaaon affair laat lim e This Season pall with Tack High o f Atlanta, gaining a 11*13 deadlock with the Suae IteveU, able InRaider, TAMPA, Sept, tt. —Rough crack Smith lea. apralned hi* wrist. It*/ tttaub, adgm in, lino and hackfield plap, After patting hi* *qa*d through regular catcher, la oat with a ao apparent In the vennya roa 46-mlnot* scrimmage and than brokan finger, rant encounter with tho Baby drilling on p a » dofonao an wail The a -M u were oathJt. t l to RparUni on Plant field .laat flata* agilmt running plapa euatom* I, by Iha po woeful lied* of Oor urdayr, for the aecond aaceeaalre arflp amplopad in tb* Notra Dana dele. Dut Mcfthana’a men won hr dap he felt the amoothlng edge of alyl* of plap featured bp Santoro, coming from behind In Ih* bee- long mrtmmage, ha Vh* Spartan* Coach Oaorge Trogdon announced antfa Inning with, a four-reb bar- met the freahmrn again In grid the following atartlng lineup for rage In aoon: Ilift flral eteiorp. battle yeaterdap on the unlveralthe eeaaon'l npenert U • I’adgolt Vnd Andy Sierra, laft* tp'a practice field, Claude DaeJa, 161. loft end! dukur, pitched fur (laliiearlll*. With tho offenao working more Pershing Scott, ISO, left Urklkt Padgetl wne hurt In the aereulli aa a unit, tho vanity had tittle Walter Stoker, 176, left guard: Inning nnd Sierra carried on. trouble in’ hammering the frvahJam** Hurt, 170, renter: Jamee lliilli pndgett nud Stem bat* man line and end* for aiirablo Woodall, 166- light gaurd) Pete been r-nld to ibo Pllteburgh PI- gain*. Few long run* were credit* Wilcox, HUS, rigid tacklk; Fred rule* for Ilia I t l l aaaeou, " rd to tho Spantane but aeldom Dunbar, 166, right and) Charlea In Urn reventh Inning, ‘ Oalnoa* were tb* back* stopped without Tate, 170, i|u*Tt*rb*ck; Joe Gavin, rill* rallied aplanlp to wipe gain. III, left half: Jamna Lpla, 160, nnt an I B deficit. nogino lad Red Cox, ahIfted from tho half* Mack McCauley, 140- Slid Feel Rough Edge* On Squad name •Yjif,, Mach < - Dean Onnn _ — Perry -Wflaen* • Jo* arahem - ... Cl**4* Oe»l* er0 L>eebar ---■rare tlewden .. Lawter** Uoerdrn Claude V>/kf ... Warr»e poller ... PeraLInx leal) ... Pel* Wlleea John Hebine ---Leon Rhereoli* .... William Jnhmon Waller Plekei .. mi Vrrway -----Jamee Woodall ..Hoard 1(1 \a Harold Prlre .... (luard til * Head coach, Oaorge Trugden: as*latan! coach, Fred Rdhalm; bead manager Jo* ‘Oswald; aa ■1*1* 01* Rudylaaa Martin, Rob art' liarnet. £ To Replace Player Don McShane- manager of th* Galnravlll* G-Men of th* Florid* State Lewrue, telephoned A. E. Cooper, secretary of th* Sanford Baaaball Aaioclatlon laat night, and atkad If the O-Min could b o r row EUia Clary, Lookout abort* ■top, to tak* the plat* ot abort* •top- Ruaa B*vtll of th* O-Mtn who sustained a broken leg in but night'* game with th* Cordate Rada, 8 *r*H'* left lag wa* broken In two place* and be has been la ac­ tion only a few waala aa h* lies Jiut recovered from an Injured arm. Clary waa notified bp th* Ateoclatlon but they decided net to send Clary aa ha ii recovering from a tonallltla operation. Othera who ara alated to ao* plenty of action In the game In* : _ Graham, ___ICC, *nd| eluded Joe Warren Potter, 175 tickle; Perry Wilson- ldt center; Wtlmor John­ son, 146, geard; Gil Verwap, 178, guard; Dave Pratler, 130, and Oscar Baldwin--130, halfbick*, anil Jack Hightower, 101, fullback. All o f the I,lent- with the ex* caption of fid Frailer, are In good condition- Frailer, datin'* chief undtntudp at left half, la def­ initely ont o f Ih* gam*.. with a broken rib, Coach Trogdon an* nounrad. London laat paar defeated San­ ford, 81*7 chiefly beeauio of long runs bp Ram flardman and devaatatlng drives through th* middle bp Tate. Tiekita for th* landon-Sanford gam* ara on *aU at Donald*on'« •nd th* Sorvlra Drug Store on tho Eeuthaldc. — ------ —------ ------- -T- Howell at left tackte, Harkep at left guard, Ganae at canter, Young nt right guard, tone* at right tackle, Colbert at right end, Mor­ gan at quarterback, Forguaon at left half. Lawton nt right half and Btolnoff at fuU hack. For Scrub* | Turner at left end, Nix at left tackte, Hawk* at left Ml* --------- IT 44 guard. Riser at ranter, Richter at arch -------- II »* .......... ......... 11 II right guard, Stanatend at right lyn ---------- 41 II tackle, Telford at right end, nail ______ 14 at flphia it aa , i n a Ilne-upa for peaterday'a Cooper at quarterback, Merchant ANUMIt'AD I.KAOI'M image aaaalon are as followa: at left half, Stenatrom at right Now York Vanity) Waits at left end, half and Dyaon nt full buck.' Unroll ... ISESTXSBmQS fie d Advertisements .tlj .III All .aat Chlcauo ... Clovolattd . Uoolnn .... Woohloxloi I’hllodslulil ■L Louie add poara to It* Ilf* with Dollar A Gay'a Paints. F or_l* iV l TOUR Watch repaired bp jrMh thayV* been "Brat For no who really know* how. The Booth." Stanley-Rope re jRJCfcJontW , Magnolia Are Hardware Co. Moral Venetian Blinds. 41 Cants ter aq f t floral blind* uhsable. Buford Awning A Shade BPANISH MOBS, any quantity . 1U6 E. tnd SL Phan* 764 J. Bra Clifford Walker, Geneva A re, I blocks seat of Sanford 1toil on || IMlfaburdb %. aMOIIUlA.pfmMIIIA PLATOPP Cerdil* at nalarailllt, I ill. INTfMNATIONAi. PLATOPP* At*. Baltimore .» — tat *** set—a i y Ntwark ______ *t* IH tea—I I I IB— A part in on tn F or R m i VakdiaWa and Uray; B*ax* and fliruhlBra**. FUUNIBHED I room Apartmrat Mobil* tBoethiaaterui___f I | upstair*. laqolre 611 Magnoila ready la »tSSL fin* small ten* and Upright* ef FleeIda. Aba. * practise planus. , National Plana • Voluila , Am. Hew Terh at nilvouo, an *rrnr by the canter fielder , George Aubert, aanior guard rennd min* homo via Livingston'* ported to Coach Higglm praterhit. Idap for th* first time sine* tha Tho Ini* urnre: [spartana .returned from tbelr i-ointKi.il— An it it to a m summer training camp at Camp ?l6* * * • •« Uwtil tiro hrnriln TB- otuxy Mon* If-re In, Tnt • roe, La., lineman was sent intv i th* fray and turned in a creditable Ilahiv If ......... • performance, during .JiU half hour Jumnnvlll*. tl, . l of work. 11 Artemi, a ----... rninpi.ell. aa .. >. | Willi* Godwin- graft, returned Werfca, If • to acrlmmag* yeaterdap after a Ilargrrtv*. p — - dap’* layoff nuralng a brulaad Tolali g'band recelred th the clash SaturOAINNIVII.I.H— ajdap. Dick Spoto- ace ball-carrter lleaeh. It ____ McMullen. II. J| Injured In the Spartan'* initial IHvIa n ______ Ucay, rf . .— •Iencounter with the yearlings, reLlvlnxttun. fl> I'malned on tha sidelines. Trainer Bevilt. e* ----e Local Indicated that tha ITS* IteVIneinil. rf .. Itealnn. (t> ___ J pounder would be ready for action « when th* Spirtana meet tba South ' Georgia Teacher* on Phllllpa field "a Monday night, Oct. 4. . Th* freahmen war* not to bo i* dented their tally for th* day. *• Paul McCloikp, froth halfback of n Boston, Mata., found Vh* vanity £ line unyielding, tossed a pas* to ii Fred Comport to, who ran 40 panl* te a touchdown. Light workout*, toppod bp a [• abort sen Ion of dummy aerlm* I mags are on tap fur this after- U l t ot Block If *t ’ Che smelt S Tocher** Afd.tten te Beeler*. • riet Uh,. * receding ta Plat lhereof of - record la tb* vubUe reeerda of ■eniaot# County, pinned » In eddltlon to the aieeonti eppoe.i* eerh panel ot liini (no foregulnx schedule. Ini nnd n* halite* aa provide* law on tuch dellnduont I nn* or special aeeeesmeatk ■ether with a proportionals of the reels and etpenee* of Bull, are I* be enforced feroetaeod In thll tali. Ton nr* herahy notlfUM te pear and mah* yoor dlienee tho said Dill of Complaint *i before tbo Ith day of Oeti Clerk of. ea Brt a . v w (OrVICIAL ARAL) R o n r a n r Arrt.tosTtow l ADOPT CHILD. TO: WHOM eT MAT IXMfCRJUl Kotin I* hereby nivea IV I tl enrterslasert will en Iki |U. oe •f OHeber A. D, Hit. at tl o-eloeb A. M„ «r aa m i tkin after as lbs mailer may I M u * apply |* a Jurtye *f tl Klelh J.trie at Clrcull. K m lu roiair. yiorlrte. for. aa Orrtet i th* artoptlen of aa Infioi m* rhllrt under tb* same of chart Wooloy Hir-n. f i . ualeO at Ml ford. Bomlnem County. Florid. Ihlo tbo IIP .day of aoplombi A. & t»»T. * rttAnt-Ka w ra iJ ir iia m iu TRKUIK IIAMIU S Tb* ftlad ve* WlX Lib* At Prtora Vie W « U a ■ f A FOR LKTTIR AKA 06, AILL HSAOK. TAOR Man Accuses WWe,84, Of Running WlthMen MARTSVII.LB. Kan^ Sept. I t —An M fM H lt woman wfco tra­ il Rod her marital difficult!*# bogau whan <mr hnabaad woraeed her of running around wlik oth­ er man waa xronled a raparate matnlanance naerra by Judge Charira Roaneit hero peKIMap. Charles Joseph, tka husband, YItTIftDAV'g HOMBRg | also 81. remark *4; “ I’m glad Itte Qreenberg. Tlgera, Troeky, Indiana, 1; Mora*. Athlete*, It all ovar,H aa hid aurrtada of 61 Johnson. Athlete*. 1; York. TL years went ra tho ro«ka. Ho wa* ordered to pay gm a moath U gora. l ) Chapm u , Rad Box.' 1; ■ayport bis wife. Aruovlch, phlllteo. L THE LBADBfti DHdagglo. Tank***. 44. Oroenborg, Tlgera, U ) Ookrig, Tabk e o s . 1 *; Poxx. Rod Box. II; York, Tiger*, t l ; Ott, Otute. U. LKAOUK TOTALS American. 716; HbttoKaL 6llJ Total. 1146. .. „ . ' ; | OAR DA, KMVKLOPK6, O f f 1CK FORME KTO : 'ii - ^ • ' i1 h, , 1 1 ^ *1 W A m PH O N E J k / Seminole Prim S 1 T l A flf PAIN T t GLASS M . MIRRORS . PAINTS |; j ' �I ■, : Lv ^ " l-"« ,T > r r T '- ^ T f — ■ - - % 41 % r ^ - - y i r ' * .‘ ' "■ '* *"' j\"t * i ■ ^l i ^|'ll<| i . t . . ^ , Seminole Count? R W w l -------M ore Fruit And V e geU b lfli Than A n ] 8lm llor A re* In A m erica > i A N IN D B tE N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R mi R ebels Start ‘Big Push’ To Reduce Gijon i. , SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 23, l i m b e r Aaeodmtcd P r m v: 1137 E eU bllahcd In 1903 N U M B E R . 2A3 V iL ~ x » r H A P P Y SEQUEL TO W A Jt jttA YSl ¥ O ffensive Begins By Land, Sea, And A ir, To Smash IronRlng O f Loyalist's C i t y WorkResumed Legion Calls OnHigh School For Largest Athletic Field Navy in World SM ILES FOR TH E M ILES! WPA workmen yesterday began NEW YORK. Bcpt. U . — construction of the bleacher* at .U P )—Daniel J. IMisrty. 03 th* m w Rcmlnole High School year old Woburn, Mas** lawyer, Football Field after they hud who served IT msnlhs la the been held up for a considerable American navy duriag Ih* World period of time because of the lock War, waa eleettd national com­ Government P lansA tof th* necessary materials. mander of the American Legion tack In Rebel TerThs bleacher, and the fence today. Th* selection waa onaolwhich will Mirround the field ara mooa. ritoiy N ear Seville the final Improvements Included NKW YORK. Rent. 11.—tA7— In the approximately 130,000 WPA RENDAV i! Sept. 23.— playground Improvement -project. Th« Aumrlrsn l.e(li>n'* national (AP> — Spanish Insurgents The bleachers will be located on dctriiss program report, calling the south side nt the fqothall field I for Ihe biggest unvy In th* world were reported today to have and will cover almost th* entire and fur Me lueirnsta In the opened a concerted offensive distance of the field. The found* I llsmllnR army, was silnpled nmld by land, sea, and air to Hons have been laid for some time ' whoops snd slimiis I inlay A the smash the Asturian “ iron and the creetlon of the heavy final ,r»*ton ul tho lath annual Epitomising the sarrlflrrs made In thr Worbl Wir. smiling ring” defense of Gijon. timber* is progressing rapidly un­ convention. Sergeant 1’nul Bolin of Birmingham. Ain. minus a leg, drew Ihun The report wna sntimlilcd by der the direction ot the local WJ*A Advices r e a c h i n g the llubcit J, tthnw, rhnlrmnn. n* •Icring applause n* he stepped briskly abut,; on oi, crutches in Ihe supervisor. French border said, the "big Twenty year* ago the doughboy* bade Ihelr aweelheart* a cheer* the delrgstrs nie| nl the Melnv Amcrhwn legion's gigantic parade In New Ynr|i. .Trailing him an­ Fourteen rows of seats 1X3 push" waa centered on gov­ l*e* farewell when they sailed fur France and the battle tine*. But fast In length with a seating capa­ put It nit Opera I lunar. It recom ­ other member* of Birmingham's delegation. ernment positions n n r the mouth mended n colntlnuntloe of rlltof the Sails River, about 30 mile* now It'* different with more than 1,000 veteran* .leaving the AmerU city of approximately 1000 la srns military trnlning ramps suit can legion convention In New York for t tour of Europe's battle called for In th* construction epeeo u t of GU«mreserve otflrera Irnlulng i-smpa. Gmarailaalmo Francisco Frair field*. Typical of tho happy goodbye* wax that of Alfred Jlu»»o or ifkatlon and an encloied press recommended a yavy second to co's - bombing plane* swept Blva- Boston and Fay Kerb* of New York as he and hi* huddle* boarded bog elevated above the bleacher* none III Hie world, and Increas­ with a row nf windows faring th* desella, a Bit car* u fishing port th* Queen Mary. ing the sladlng xrm^ 10 brthj' at-tb« aivw;* f*o»v feu 'e m * * ? — jn. amaa tq 1. i n.1.Mb . • playing field to Insure .perfect Its slrcnglli to INO.ooo nt ouc<i vision for the pressman. niMult y**t*rd*y and alao dropped Mrs. klalcutiu Douglas nf 8<'y r A carload of heavy fencing ma­ bomb* on • nearby Aatuilan or terials which will be usrd to build allle, Wnsli.. wn* alerted presi­ Carammant fertiftaatw* Legion th* high frnce to surround Iht des! uf the American Great ‘aaaahors of loyal I*t field has also arrived here, a o f Dos Mollies, low s, her opp<, All Motorists M u s t Treaty Signed By U.S. troop* w m 'saJd to havo boon Herald reporter learned this morn­ brni for tlio post, withdrew. moved from Nsrlboast Spain to There were hundred, nf long Come To Stop Be-! Guarantees • China ing. and erection will begin a* tbo aouthwaat frost for s aurprhe serious discussions nil over (own toon aa th* blrarhers arc com­ Foreign Protection fore Passing B u s thrust at Badafos. wkteh Is bound­ lo ileti-rmlno who a|l| be Its next pleted. ed bp Cordoba on -the aast and WTA 'official* yedttrday indi­ nsllonsl rommsnder. UKNKVA. He pi, S3. — (AA RovUlo on-tbo sooth. S e m i n o 1 e’s Share, Simpson And Bagwell cated that they hoped to have the Fur thl* h onor—the jnh ol The Bint# statute which re. tlresl Loyalist tanks rumbled across llrllnln wna understood to< sineroding H arr, rolm ery ol quire* that all motor vehicle* project entirely completed lefor* ths valley n#*r Granj* do Tort*AmountingTo$8,020 Describe Achieve­ th* first gam* In Sanford, Octo­ Kunsos — tw o Isw yer-lrlihm rn come to a cnmptelr stop Infora' duy lo he planning to Invnh* btrmoi*' In Badtjei while govorowere out In front, Daniel Do passing a ach.ml bus will Ih- rig­ Ilia Wasliluglmi Part guaranleo Per Month, Is Safe ments ber X9. arttltory posadsd tbs Irnurhsrty o f Dos in i, nnd tiny Kelly. idly -infurced without Nvor or lug 'Chlftn’a ti-rtlinrlal Integrlly Th* field is located Ins id* the i Uto\ town. Bemlnole-Oounly'* gaaollnn tax .,* T. E- Simpson ltd Ralph Bag- oysI track bock of ih* sehofT"end IM ro ttn rot poet Don counsel, partialitA Deputy Sheriff Carl a* a Inst retort In an etfdN m fund* (O tho tune ol 11,010.31 well, president and *ecr*Ury of on completion of the project* I Th* m nllrr progressed Just nt Williams announced today. bring Japnn lo uii Inlrrnatluiul It doss In n political convention; This year, the Deputy Sheriff per month are not endangered the Sentinels County Chamber of underway. It will be one of tho best them were whispers of -deals,' i onfen-nro to slop the Hlno Japprep school field* In th* stair. said,-there has been a larger than, by Comptroller J. M. Id1*'* ro- Commerce, respectively, spoke be­ nnd Doherty nnd Ki-lly ndher- usual rumln-r of mutidists vm | sniw urnr. K1). Randall of th* Randall fui*| to pay mu money under fore the Lion* «lub last evening Electric Compsny her*, which rnln Mlrerllseil (heir men »* Such n mova-would hare Hiluting this law, adding that al^ special act*, a bulletin rnmiTal- when the organisation held it* was awarded tho contract recently widely ns any ramlhlulr for any- violators wuutd Ih- arrested and i nddltlun.il mlrniituge nf hrloglng resultr weekly meeting In the the tlnllrd Stales into full rngrill room of Ike Valdes Hotel for installation of lighting equip­ thing ever was advertised In a fined fur Ihrir failure tu com.! opera linn on iiionsiifi-s to hnlt ment at the field- announced that convention rlly, ply with this regulation starting at 7:00 o'clock. Ilia b"nr Kasl.ern rniilllrt thl* about the comptroller** position, Doherty men claimed they Deputy Wllllaihi tn-lnated that| Ur. Slmpiunt told the civic Indy ten 00 foot poles had been taken John It. Jonss. prominent rntmbtr the benefit* accruing inonlHIy tu tho fir Id and would be eroded would elect itielr m in on tt|« their seimad to be insny molor- step Is eiuislilari-l essential It about the 1 a lint and accomplish­ of the BamlnoU Chapter of th* will conllnue, ilio comptroller peare efrurls are in ntrel with first hsllot; lb « Knllylals conl>ls Ignurant uf the tci|tilTeiiu-ril» Future F»nn»fi of Amarka, ha* pointed out t<> newsmen. becaute ment* of the Chamber of Com'* Immediately. auccesa. reded nnlhlpg w hsleter*’ Must Thr reflectors and lights, slmlof the low, thereby musing em r, bean selected a* R sandld.t* for he ha* not nneetloned Ihn alio- merrv during tka past fiscal year Ur to those used at th* Munklpal wholly iinonlrlat speciilallon In­ fusion mil aomelhitV-a eongeatlnn» ^flenpva elfi Irs rnnshi-red that th* American Planter Oagrae, ac­ cation nor th. continuance ot tnd clined Inward Doherty. ,thr « * « ? * * " • lo « Jspitll. while iKttmlnx Ih-- l.eax u n Pork during th* baseball soaann, of tr-iffir, cording to Information received any port of the mo,...... conltlconltl I uf Npllitnn' l u llla tlw * . wnitld Three other* were In Ihe ram. will probably arrive from the v MrBagwell »pok* on *ome of Ihe luw M -i|uiri j that slf mo­ hefo today from J. F. William*, butlnn* by the Rial*. Lynn 1). Rlsmbaugh or Fargo, N t c a r r o l y refu*,, a , n i n e pu w er factory in Syracuse. N, Y. th« tor vrhlile* pa-isiny a-school bus Ihe report* lodh commercial and head of the Slate Department of ' Mr. Me tnlil new,men he I* ■, insult ul Inn u n d er th o . t r e a t y II.; Milo J, \ flrn rr of Toledo. Vacation*I Agrkultsr* Education merely asking the court to tell financial of tho Chamber during latter part of thl* week or the Ohio, and Hlrphsn F, I'liadwlrk I fiom either ' direction mi which ah,- slRii'd In W a s h in g to n In 1P33 first of fhe following, Mr. Rundsll the meeting. children are gelling opi -,-r nil | w llh China, t l n l l r d Rlatra. O r e s t la Tallahas***. klm which nf several arte hn o f Hrattl*., must colon |o u rnmpli-te slop, ■ B ritain , F r a m e . Italy. Thl, la th* first tint* In th* I III follow In those reunite* hav­ During the *e*sien, Lion John stated, adding that th* equipment N cllierwill be Installed Immediately m t this Uiy.ua can Ih- readily ei-en ‘ history o f the Scmtaol* Chapter ing nna or more special arts In Uei.ch, Jr. gave 'a report on the Eal :m-L Ih-lgliini. Susan Matilda Swain, la a pcrraullua Inkrit til frelrrl Inliils I'urla _____ _________ that on* of thalr muabora ha* *•- addition to Ilia original law. work and progress being made by arrivalTtits type o f lighting oqslpment. the lire* nf the rhlldren whu* Csred thl* Mttoosl recognition. There are I Hi local aria—some the See Beau* Troop, **Seminole It Is believed, affords a tight muft ’ T9, Died At Noon Lion '1 that In luting sponsored by Only two boys' from path state ara counties having sit and tome *|ici'din,t motorlai. The low. howeligible to receive tilt honor. Hr. act* applying lo fire counties, thr civic or^antoallop. Ur. Mtlaeh adaptable lo night playing. l Susan Matilda, . Swain, 7ft, during the report stated that |he rvi r, lh-|mty William* *aid, il'*-»' Jataei and Myron Orcnnell of making rpdln a conglomeration. niolhrr uf lira. E. II. Barber nf remit executive not rrqulir tin- utoluriata lu te j llomeaUid wan ths toad Idale* Th* original amount allnted Central ,, , .Florida , this city, died al the home uf her selKtcd from Florida this year. thl. county when Hi. BUto ^ C IT Y N E W S BRIEFS daughter at noon Inlay following main nt i. ntaiidstlll until thr bu> la agnli in mulhui. Thl* mislnThis ealaetloa ntlltoo both Ihe -bought- llarnnd* In Itll wp* Un,i * ' -k|r •* th# a long illness. IcrpicUl uii uf tlit* taw has, no boy* lo aa all espoa** trip to tho •1.1*1.174 61 and every dim. of " ® u»* " b* h f U*» Mrs. Bwain was bora In Havnn a b o a r d Ro o s e v e l t t h a i n doubt, U-<n rlrvulati-d by the Nstioaol Cnwveotloo kl Kansas this win ha paid lo the county *•» " ‘« b nah, Ga. July ill. IH3H nnd has burdrlvvr* and eiimrlimra causre FNROUTF. SEATTLE, Sept. 23.. tTlty Hi Iks wsar future whore they by Ih* Rlalo, according to C om p-'*"'' ■'"*“ »» Uw * “ b ‘ >“ lr lived with her daughter here fur cun»idarvblo rungevliun nf 11af- —011—President Huu»cwll. dur­ will he awarded thalr. degree*. trollcr Me. regardleaa of coort official charter and offiafelty ha* several years. ing Ilu- fust day nut un Ilia West flc. A A l e i IL Johns**, advisor of the (led,ion*. If I.or I* upheld, lha log made n member of the NationFuneral services will he held in Coast trip, conferred fur mure Humn drivers await tinre ml .JWI m i I ehopter, stated.' money m'u*i Ire ward first to re- ■l' ‘ )re,n,“ ll?'VGreen Cure .Spring* tomorrow I resident- (!. >K. Adams presided John Janet will Uav* Sanford lira Ih* bond* Issued lo build th* Mr*. Gladys Kendall, home 'afternoon al .1:0(1 o'clock and In- phoru i-ianal iutialUil un the (hail an hour today with llllnoli Oct. It and win b* away about roads; say surplus being avail- 0,f*r lbo masting and Dr. A. t- drmonatratiqn agent, relumed to termrnt will be made In the ceme­ buses; these. liuwrVrr. are in. and NeLruska party leader* a rlalli-d ti.rnuith the courteny "I his sprclal train was awllched two weak*. able in Dm county commission-:Klrlt of *bU •}»* slUmUd aa s her office In th* Court Ifuuse tery there. thruugh t'hicagu. this muming after a pbort illness. •m •oli'ly fur countr road c'u*,• flhr ti survived by her daughter the ('uunty ScIiihiI Board aim Uaverniirs Henry. Horner uf Hthere ,!a no law rrquiiing then po*r». If |(T# !• * rnrrr»rd. thn I “ -* , and aevrtal grandchildren Townsendttes Plan uperallun; mutnrii-is mu-t *tn|i tliml* and H. I,. CiHhran of Ne­ All ruga have been irinoved commlMloncra can divert N ew Y o rk Y ankee® Rally On Sunday ■none, in salaries and olhlr purwhrlh'r or not tin- *i-mqih»ie is braska wrr« aiming the official! from the Municipal Office in Ihe If the tali is loading or who boarded the train at Hoot City Hall to bt claanrd, the City High School Students Uaad Open T ick et Sales Briefer noticed Utla morning. Local TwwnaandIMs wUl' hold unloading ctiJhli.-n. Ih* D«-,>uty. Street Yard. where a small Whan thn tult -porrhoao price j rrowd had galtu-red.' Mr. UiHisr. t o r W orld Series Enjoy MI'ep” Meeting asaartsi. tkolr Bally DaF totoUag la tbo nl tbo road*" has h**n paid veil dl-l not appear but Mr*. Woaaaa'B Ctsk an 0*2 Aveaa*. county, tbo law provides lhattha ■ 1 ■■ Th# City Driafar withes to run Blddenta of the Somln<de High Roosevelt elood no the steps of Bandar. B.pL »L according to monthly payment* — without a* NEW YORK- Rapt., t). —(AA-— gratulate Mr. and Mrs. C. E. I the privet* iai ami waved lo aa aaamiacamoat mada today by penny's red.in Inn shall rontlna* Th# New York Yankee, an- Adams of this City who relehrat-d School enjoyed an enthualaiUc Mrs. GladyH Kendall apartatora. W. n . Ilsfbos. praatdoat •» th* lo bo paid for Ihe benefit or tho,nonneed tbo opening « t t1ek*l(lhrlr H>lh wedding annlvnsary -"Pep'- mealing at Ihelr regular chapel program this morning, in Helps i-H C l u b s Altiwurh the route of hi* 10-car DaB. uouMy, regardless of lha court'* •»*•» {tr the World Sorioa yostor- today. accordance with the tusiom ol apecial train lay lluougli lug East, - , Awarding to Mr. Hash** thy deelstoo. It was slated. If Do* day after uking a double-header | ---------» During th* pa*‘ 1*0 work*. Mis. ern and Midwestern riliee Mr. * meettog plaea of tka orgaeala- to apbaid. Uo money | M to tho. Xrom tho 81. Louis Browns and W W. Evarrett and Katherine tho school just preceding a foot ball game. Gladys Krndall home demonstra­ Rooaevrlt planned no personal . Uaa has boon changed from I Rlata H«ad Deportment to bo' clinching a tie for th* American Blooduorth of Orlando were mar The new cheer leaders Tor Ihe tion agent hen-, has hern working appearance* ' tho City Hair t« tho Wemei until he reaches la this county on Ltogoo pennant. On* more vte- Hed In lha of flea nf Cuunly , dab far th* eooswalaoo* of tho rnadt of Urn fff*L second and lory for Ih* Ytnkoot or a dofoat Judge R. W. War* yesterday, II year lad Ih* aludenla In many oatraalvely thinugliout the county Cheyenne, Wyo.. Fraley morning. lusty choare fur tbo Atm* Malar, organising 4 11 Club* and Ilomc . -- poMlo and h* has cordially In- third preferential (lata road aya- for Detroit will clinch th* pan- waa learned this morning. After that, the President will Th* sheer loaders are; Wor- Itomonstratioti Clulw prior to out­ awing through Wyoming- Idaho, . vltad tho »Usat* add of tho p*b- tom*. T>* law amply onfagnaed* nant for New York - U*. thl* edanty against any of |ta okar*' He**read and hoi oaata will b* M - C, II. Rhaffor at the Ran reo Odhain. Lllllam Adam*. Mur lining prujert* and launching their Oregon, Washington, Monlanna, AWrtraas bar* holag appal la Other cownlUa. It sold only la **t* o f Urn* for ford Police Fore* la taking a jorle. Coghurn. Itry»n Hurt, Wal­ program for ilu- ruining yrar, it North - Dakota, Muim-suta and to th* Loo Is reversed, theeooatloa can. games No. I t and d. Roaerved tsru weeks vacation, It wa* learned ler Haynes. Martha Talfu'd and oiu Warned this morning. bark to Washington via Chlrago. At the |in-fnl lime Mrs. Ken­ Rear platform appearances, pro­ aador apodal act*, dlvort thl* soala are MAh and box soaU at the I'ulica Rlallpn thU morning Brantley Adams. dall hat organised 4-11 Club* in viding yrpportiinitu-e for- the money in salaries or other coat- MJO All hag 'and reaaryad aaat and during hla vs ration he plan* -ri Ckalaata, Oviedo, Genova, lake President to speak IB or .'HI min­ ly rapessee regarding* at th*. application* na**t ho aaaompaalad to catch up an hla flahla'. Odham Youth Given Mery and Lake Monroe ami.plans utes to croaidi knotted around hi* Mod for road*. ;by certified chftk or Maaoy ardor. tka organisation of Club* In prtvata ear, will hr made In rarh Tho flow alii coatlaaa aatltaU Principals of th* Sanfued College Scholarship fag -aibar Setlinn* of the County Rlalo. Mr. Booaerrlt will Inspect Rchoeli will moot ot the South lb* road* al tho thro* klghway K u i f C t l i S W b I T S II T o Bralley Odham- aun of ] i m . »r* m il under way. Federal power and reclamation oyotoau to thla oaaaly are botlt j „ Bid* Primary School thl* after­ Woman's Home , DemonalraUon project* in Idsbu Oregon and M F A M CANOPY Attend Roosevelt noon to dlara*( report card*, P- Odham of this rity- tu port of to transportation of pnptla and other given n full four yrar scholar!hip Club* have also been nrganiaod in Washing Ionmd fond o f Um BU I* where M Mias Engtnid Ware**, superin­ mature In common l « nil Han­ *t Louisiana College, according to Lake Monroe, rhulunta and Ganala to apant only on lu t e high­ tendent o f tho Seminole County ford Schools, T. . W. Lawton- word retsIrad this morning from Va and definite plana or* under MRS- CANNON UII m y 'fa r Urn outlining uf project* way* far the benefit of all W. F. A. Recreational Deport- County superintendent* .plate-l t* Ih* iMtitnfton. W« to Young Odham was awarded the for thaqa club* and ll>r ir-orgyn , , ttaa, Mr, La* add meat. I* planning to attoad a A T l!*™A- Kept., 23. —lAl— to tot i Boholarahlp, which Includes room, iaatlon of clubs in other oectlona week* caura* In racraattoMd Mrs. R. Cannon, wlf# of ■a. Cecil R At. two ohtotafe* known arark at Camp Roanovslt near TOLEDO, - C •a BrlrcUd board and tuition for four year*, of tbo Couatypresident of Henry Grady Hotel, 11,000 acre \ n ti nd, city for hla work aa a tackto far the l*0 N**dto.“ poo - to ! qc«U. Il I* cusloarary lo died In bar apartment In Ih* Hoaanitaiy college freakmen football team CUya Central Part. | The camp to under the dlraciton o„ whit* aquaroa t*l- Tha lurvivor. Include a lister, ia >06 pounds and *ke Theme* I *( the RjUMalon Department of official* will ; • tret drive Mr*. Kata Jon** of Konford. 0 -T it berth to tha (quad. Surprise Move Made A t Badajoz 9 of c. of a Officer Pledges England Plans Enforcement Of To Make Use Of School Bus Law Washington Pact I John R. Jones La Named Candidate For Hirf^ D e g r e e j^ T Roosevelt Confers With Party Heads In Mid-West City i— - Y { F Japanese. Raids Durinir Two Day Period W reak Aw ful Toll InLifeAnd Property Building O f Bleach National Defense Is e n , Installation O f Keynote O f Report Showing Necessity. Lights Begins; A c­ F o r Preparedness commodates 1,0 0 0 Comptroller Lee Trade Body Heads Explains Stand Main Speakers At On Gas Tax Fund Lions Club Meet 2,000 Chinese At Canton Are Reported Dead . . . . r^T“ - . Nanking Escapes Bomb Raids Today Japanese A pparent^ Impressed By Fore t i m e r s ’ Protests j i t 5 >< SHANCiHAl! Sept. 23 — ( A W — T w o thouxnnd Chin* t’xe, moat o f them refugees* nre egt'mnlccl to hnvc been kilted or injured In the tw o days o f Jniumeiie ncrlnl Iximliurdnicnt o f Cnnlon, A ooiilh China d l y . Raids totlny and yesterday left weep­ ing wom en nnd w ailing ch il­ dren searching Ihe mine of th* densely.parked dwelling area* of the poorer clauses. Thousand* roam th* streets bo- wildured and almost derajgYj^ j . - u ^ with .ncut.h and terror. if * '• ' Japanvae bombing of non-tom-. be Dan’ s throughout th* nation'*, seaboard province* and northarn arras extended to Tslanfu. tho capital of Rhangtung province when a lone Invader flrw ovar tht suburb and looted on* bomb wounding nine rlvlttona. The United States embassy ra- ■ (Ceallaae* wa Paga Theael - . ,, J Bennett R e t u r n s From Vacation In N o r t h Caroliiut K J. "Monk" Donnell returned . from hla vacation yesterday aft­ er spending several weeks in wrslnru North Cariflln.l nnd a week In itnvnniiali, tin. While In North Carolina. Mr.^. Ill'll net I linnlo Ills lioadqnarteea In lirernnl nnd when naked thl* inurnliig hy u Humid ra|H>(tarnIn-iil thn weulher rnndlllan*, ho ri-pllnl Dial l| wna actunlly mill, espeilnlly In Ihn western portion ol llm alula, Mr. Ilenni’tl. urrmnpauled by hi* wife, motored In Dial section ^ snd api'iil several days In Ashe­ ville Daring hi* rlalt in Ashevllle, Mr- lle.miell said he saw many ynnd Inurliall game* play­ ed hr Ihe Aahevlltc Tourists uf Ilia I'li-diiiiiiit I .vague Wlre’iv naked about hualno** roiulltlnlia and Ihe farming Id Dial aecttnn, Mr. ilrnnatt staled Hint tin- Imslneas tins picked up mn-dderoiiir nml was In oxcoiwere r lg *n »ll. t Mr. IP’iiiirtl went on to say Hint Die farmers have had a very good rear and Ijiat lha proav-nt -lobarrn and eqllon crops lent condition. ■Mr lli-iinnlt further aald that tie wna glad to b* hark In Han­ ford nnd lo be olda to gel back In hi* work. LOCAL W E A TH E R Weather Forecast l'arlly cloudy with local shower* Fiiduy nml on lira east and eg* trrmr eimlli coasts tonight. E ltreme nnrlhwrst Horida—cloudy with orraalniial rains tonight and Friday. '* | Daytons Tides Friday's (ides, high, tf:45 A- M-, I0:0fi J*. M ; tow, 1:21 A. M . l i l l 1 P. SBarometer Today, 30 IX; yeaU-rday, 30. • j I’ reclpilsttow Total for yesterday 143 1 Total for month ... 4-30 . Normal to data ...... . ( D TamporetaarFaf Mn- jraurn,MS; minimum, 74. ' ■ Herald reading, Ofnalsl (taper! { High la d i •I 71 . VOLU M E X X V I . arc r t 7d 3 «3 �I 1•* ' ij . v e( g j5 4 * ; Y j . v X tJ T R B B A ft r O U ) t i m A L O . l i TH U RSDAT. SEPTEM BER t t . A police officer, kpchldng befiore in ore |hah ,800 brother offlcera' belonging to. the llirnoje- Polio* Ae^odO* tioo at their thirty-seventh annuel convention In Aurora, the other day declared that one o r the lafgest -totitrlbutln* fletora (ft the awful prevalence of highway>aeeMentsi la what la known aa the “ fly.'* , . ■ i • -I f w r can overcome the ’fix,” * thla pollaemaa. aald. "It Will ba about the biggat thing ,we cap do toward mak­ ing auto driving safe, ditch digger to atate m I f Y on r Date Stays Too Late •Meellr-ftM M lM .il/ la forego tb* piMHi BOL Can’t you refilaa,. TUpt f » l lata the offending !hro *wfll fix It* t If only their names yrpn't go down, on the M a t a T B M B ir o B t o d a y • ib gT lci roll Mxpumxns Ma*r Odd. O '»a , that awailow ai tb* Madr. oraa to mok. lb< Beef •( lh* **oS u> (all, aarlai Whan - WOT tb# now moon * gam*, that wa mar not forti whom, wwblad lb* apbah aaaaJi and tb* ahakoi sront, aptf falal tries lUo balanca br dapolt, , W . know on# way the Chlnam Cdold grt */*n with tiwao Jap*, TMp'could put a little n a n itarcb In- their Ipuodry, i , 0« ■■■'■■■ ■ Th* ntal lioio tire Amarkoi Laglon loy* go, Io war they wll. prokaVr, try, to Utah# America •Sib for democracy, ’fixed,' that disobey In* t » fflc , laws meant .deprived ot his car for six ipbatap to a year— we’d soon have bet­ ter drivers and safer,hJidiways,’’ , ; , v A There’e a lot of putn.Ip what,this officer-says, th e very person who la, most, anxious to "fix" It, after ha Has been arreetad for. sottfe, traffic violation, la 1'kriy to be the w e who needs some tjiplshment tht most, He bah violated the law more than Idtaly.not becauno be didn’t, know the law, blit because he thought he could get away with I t ] If he Seta away with it again, after being caught. ■Imply by "fixing- It through some lriend In the polfee department he win be,more ready than ever to take a rhance naxt time. /'OH: dpq’t worry," he win Mqr, when acme friend caution* him alrpinst speeding, .“ I can fix (t." And thus he win keep on untn he wrecks his ear, breaks fils own neck. or kills someons else. The kindest thing for the police to do In a caae like that la to let him pay' his penalty on the first offense. Th* altution In Europe ratUy, boaoma aUrmlng alnc M ^ C l t y e f , Wert l>lm Bareb ARTICLE I propcaa* « StJ mU tag Ury; fat CONGRESS shall m*ke no Uw respecting *n eatAbllsh tka.oomlag year on gonorsl pro* ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; Party- The hgraaatpad Lry for or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press; or the dob* aorrioo will bo IMS mill*. right of the people peaceably to assemble end to petition it- I'm Ident Kooeeralt haw a# the Government for * redress of grievsnees. * ARTICLE II A WELL-REGULATED mllitU being necessary to the security of n free State, the right of the people to keep s s f t ^ j y f i - s s ‘i r a i ' and bear arms shall not be Infringed:"' ARITCLB HI Wouldn’t yoe Ilka to hear what NO 80LDTER shell, In time of peace, be. quartered In Mr- Just!** Kianfipan Black aay* SAy house without the consent of the owner, nor la time to -Mr. Juatlre Brindisi, and Mr. of war but 111 manner to be prescribed by lew. parties Cardbap. si their flret ARTICLE IV meeting rftirn th* Supreme Court THE right of the people to bo recure In their persons, convenesT houses, papers, snd effects. against unreasonable , Tb* city of Nanking hao a searches and leisures, shall not be violated, and no war­ population of more than a million rant! shall Issue but upon probabtd cause, -supported by ptriona. And Japanrra airman are preadlaeuoualy dropping high pleura bomb* on tham. Horn* day airman wiU bomb Toklo la almb Ur fashion. w AN h a t T a N ,4 a t w r o w s , Bate. t t —H Joy Ik. walk It .W i , from tb. »(*'. *» -a-MM* (fr SlMnT.ry, a" tenia »a* ***** lbs We o t Tsrlstr- »* ese shops ortars .do- of' tb.t p f w u n n Ughtfal. sarwlae* t . M o n who .Jneid.nt.il/, on* of lb* egr* te )Mk for l boas. Thar af* rrepnto dWortpOon. of tb. tasked , away/ An tb. folds • of ten!* ei*a»tw « u written ■Id*-*trey1* whua erawi toward Jim Tally, wha «w , th# i e d ^ e n l i In -TOO LAtJt TO,CLA8OTTtfao, f*«t. iids, , I . ' ,1 roars- lator from an aya-wttj Br M W H U , KAY , On* U e shop.for , < a t * * “ ■ Il'.vls Indudkd to Tulir* * W*,.lia,. slogan I * "it .11 m*n *»ra Atepad." ■ abates of You lur* gotta band It to Sboa* |sef*i mtanoawat of law, and gem -rst .ltfw*. woelS Its i w l" > r e l* > Xcrop*. Probably folk* down In Miami, whan lt( uaLaa IK* nil** havo boon Va»art.-No girth.la too awpta to most drsmaflc Iarid sot to bp .fitted,' no. beem too a a .- baaed o« tb»-T lU «U 1» In ccrati la adrartlala’ and . pub.] chapgtd richt rrc n ll/ they hart weOMbrV • r, ,,, .1 ^ ) , Coward# -Careloade." la It ltcitjr they got th* rsat of tba * atm! hi of the grand jury * v Another, U . . a aWporiuai «po- hoa*>moo«.r. aro ataadJas atato lookin’ like aa ox-cart com- try pa*, and then, ■Uiliiag in wndatt' mad* from deck, so dattroealy h*6F7 partd to • atraajnlin* train. . Any noM* cltlaen of Miami the O te . of repUlta. TMmaro o n . d ll r n w ) : I alawat Thaj gat Goramor Frad down who io m O y alarmed or.r tht li» V K eport Shotas •Upper, of ralUesgak* Skim n»- something would happen thera Jaot.W ara the optnia’ of 1 aHoaUno baa only |o awwor out IIs*tor bids, aad area toad akin. taka up do* — wo aro bat the touriat aoaaon ami atari a a warrant or point, out offtrd u >'•. grand and glorioua argument oa era to ,tha boy* they pkhad. oul TALLAHASSEE. Sept-, U. — sotpa of than bar* tbotr too* - ttaa w* eaM soar be again.' 'Aeeldarita la th* IpduitHal field doeoratad with amidfllo shall. • Thao, aria la arm. tbar u the aubjoct of gamblin' and with- oad pay ta land to aueh thing*, Thor* I* on* ahop trlth a da- awsr,. m ooli as a- lUa pr*a. out raallxia' Jt, frod- fausta out Than If.tboa* duly constituted rWfU-thw ornate"* legend: with a oUtemaat that thou can tnfoiromoat nfrieoys fall to Jo chandtao U mala!/ habordaa*- a. TITANIC." pick np ana go te town, with lor do thmr duty or .ignore outh r* #rr. bat Hi daaor lire* no* tb* t -------o mil Iloo dMlan worth of f m maada. iho grand Jury might look •hirers. On an* wall la ail' asDROWNS IN BATHTUB publicity, wbil* they pit bank, la latf U Mtd find out why. A* Ur Mbit ,of rope i.iaall (Tasmania MIAMI. —t#|—John E3« all rlBbteouwaaa waarm' a halo thla grdoHy apd normal proreduro of half a dotan nooaoa «llh Drotbrre. eight month* old •« with Yred left boldin' the bog. has b lh followed la plant/ moo which criminal* lum boon Mr.- end' Mr*. Oaoago B. Droll Th* Idoa of Miami yoipta' enough to otart worry In' ibo hanged I aaSMUaOy drowned a* h* pis about gamblin' la alaMSt a* fuany 06t*ni*r. Lat U>» grand jury of In a almltar tunod la Iba dlt- In a bothtoh along with, hla tl a* it la ridioulou*. And tb* Dads, oy any other county linlirt pi*/ ol .waxen figure* bmt yaer. oU aWtsr, GaMvrlav*. acrowy atatemaet. that Ike.■ sonu 1 a* office for*«« ■failure io per.’M-u, a. • . i. • .. .„ J* « k _ J» a rt.__ nroohlra Drldgn, on th* 1trunk- . . . ■ ■ .. . and grid wOl'fir* him to <iukk **Wb|lo, tpia- teert-*( e oppean Irn aid*. The** hr* atniulacrems . . It •w ill. yurprto* y e n ., . . . . I dea l know shout Fred, nut la . bo twxwuVr. lore* for Urn of..aot«ifaaa. TlUalaa . who. bare If I wap gorernar and folk* down , aomrnor mynlhO twmarksd Mr.' okd carry la' on the way thiy ttwln.. nbaro l*< a alroap prob-j thare kept yappln' at my inert obtlltr that greater oyeraiwi* Ip hare- with him Toy. tb* poet witk tndu.tr/ la th# - Blata may boar ehaago. Today it,* owaor hag a tl'ii*n,Jlcnr**. nqi Iprogy < f t a*. l'U lent' on <law ,and ialow -A»VNdS,’i'N »SV 1i*b>' tn..>iho*j lm co ml ItIon. II* Ctrl' h# ikak. cockeyed., town ae aUnud .cr^ay d freqaear/ n t p ratbar •arn* about IK a weak oihtbib tight they couVdnT got it uw*n»* wih a. dark lantern and a ilmmyr iparrydon, In safety and gresP teg them. ••• ■ > aad V i hat* it eiooad like that Tbtg tbvra ia a Japanese flor right on thru th* touriat acaaoa. Tho U^pmL.inpub.r of aad- lat Is Uo wool aoranQas who But I wouldn't ate* with ju«t closin' ovorything that tb* Uw i d*or» occurred-.lu th* tollowing drole ssctaalraly Ip original pleats, |lla apocipUy ts Dilatewould let mi sica* gad make ‘am •clsulftoaqonqi . lure Jdwaasa garecaa. w MaptaUJ .piuplormeut . ..MS aud If anybody really triad te (loo* It up they'd howl a* loud ■ A. good deao of auro ‘apff. no you could hear ‘am in farufT fooita’, law onfarc*want would N r t s k i ff, spaa aad 1 4 ret Siberia. Ooeomor COM's recant ateto­ awen maybw.au, for wo h-ot * rnent may hare boon a kit Wont mass of 'em cm - our book* that aad crudot It pilgkt’ bare bcoa •p If* of folk* hare forgotten It phrased In a more dellaate mna- thoy-orer knew about '*«*. And nor. But norertholooa, ererybody boy, what a atmlgbujackot they'd spun to b* fo r any commueity unvarnished TRUTH, and aa I* lint- got tied op la 'am. Of canrea It la Jurt a teraprel usually tb* coa*, tb* truth hurts* C ask position it no different la a tee-pot—« little quarrel be than that of ail other Garrernerar l ween (he bora about who 1* only tin others Just didn't talk gsnaa rids thin gravy train aad who g«t* Wft p| the itetIon. about it If Miami doesn't wont gumhUp' There'll..ho gamblin' In Miami ah* dooMi** bare tn hare it any this wtob* jurt like there- <*'»i Iltnllf Wie* ss; ifts u a .1? s A a mare than any other community, and it ia nobody1* little red wagon but h«r own-mad all. this boicncy about It boM' up te the Governor li Just a* much childish lltek. vititim r, Acrontin,* t e all reports th* poo. ot Miami and Dad* county rt tin- regulation number of ah*riffa. constables, deputies aad polk* i.Hirers la Insare th* C h* manta, "Wo must moat challenging competition of ol ckite te World*." Aad Sani aboald join fat Ui* rballaoghif. LONGW OOD j* reterood. ,te. xhptr , Bay. Btrert (ram a vf- ^ Urea' asoatbk" rpoaP in |v«t ipt U**m pi Jfew«ler g treatatenL . “ *».. M|»ite*ateJ,.,.whiirtj. T liE anumeration in thu Conatltution o f oartaln rights Nanking . who . sought refuge sbpprd S U, B. gtmboat at tk# ■hall not b « construad to dany o r oiaparaga othsra • roDrat warehM of th* Japan*** air la ja a i by, tfao people. raU, baa returtvad te. hla post at THE powers not dalogatnd to tha Unltod Btatea by tha embassy apparently upon la- th« Conatltution, nor prohibited by U to tht Statu, aro restreetioaa from Whabiagtoa- Tha United Atatrc doeaa’t aoom U W, wJ TH E POSITION OF THE SOUTH ATLANTA CONgTTTUTtQIi .. , fc re a fftlfi IT quoted oa itU paUooc* with OerlUHaa diataUre who U* they are nat guilty of l 9 �■ £ ? -* * * --------- ‘ " « T w u m i r o a D M o d A a fo ir o m i Social A n d Personal Activities ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Bockty Bfltar Social Calendar MONDAY ______ _ jfhitfti a t' t h n lM wtu open at Urn W antin'! Club ta |:M o’clock. For Information Mil U n W. U. Btawart, M*-J. Circle Number F ir, of tho •Pint Metbodtot Ctarcb will ■ » * at 7:10 at Ibr bora* U n. J. R. B oolthu. 111 V . P int Stm t. TUBS DAT CtrcU Number Ftra of tbo P int Baptfat Church will W »t wtth Mru. W. P. Brooke, Jr. at 1100 Park Art. at ft;*0 o'clock. FRIDAY Tha Ctrl Scout* mill meet at th* LUUu Houm at 8:4$ o'clock to lenva for Banlanrta Bpring*. Tbo regular builncua moating of tha Sanford Townsend. Club wtl ba b*ld at 1:00 o'clock in thalr club room* In tha Walaka Buildin<r. Tha public 1* tori tad to attend. CUsa Holds Meeting At Mrs. Joe Petraa’ Mn. Joo Patna presided orar tha maolluK of Tba Filandahlp CUaa of tba Pint Ckrtatlan "Church ut bar borna laat Tuaaday orealnf. Bcrtptura waa read br lira II. J, Clauaa and prujrer wa* led Ur lira. A. II. tlrrd. An latnreqUng bualnaaa maatlng waa bald, fol­ lowed br a aoclal hour. ( Tba boataaa a«rv#d . refresh ‘ manta to- (ha followlna; Mr*: Ell* Nlblark, Mr*. JannI* Holme*. Mn. O. T. poaraon, Mn. Oeorge Townsend, Mn. A, II- Urrd,Mn. A J. Loeelug and Mra. II, J. Clauaa. M rs. W . A. Patrick Entertains C l a s s Tba Yotuntear Clean of tba Vint t»i$taM» W M ttM TM r day araalog with Mra. W, A Pat­ rick in Loch Arbor. ' Mra. F. B. I.amhon, preaidant of.tba dead, bad ebarcu of Iba maatlng, Plana ware mada for palatini tba windows of tha cbarch,' A calling program waa dlscasasd. During tba aoclal hour tba boataaa aurveii nfrsabmanta to tba following: Mra. F. B. Lamnon. Mn. liar Fox, Mn. Eminsit McCall, »lm. lae Cuunller, Mn. O. T. 1'anmin. lire. J. A. MeOnw. Mra. M. J. Dana and Mn. Alas Johnson. Elizabeth Shoemaker Teaches In New York Of Intarsat to a larga number of friends ban WUI ba tba fol­ lowing account taken from the Cornwall News. Cornwall. N. Y.: “ Mlaa Elleabalb Bhoamakar of Sanford, Fla., baa accepted tbs position of seventh grade teach­ er In Iba Cornwall High School tn place of Mias Ellen Prescott, wbo recently resigned. Miss Bhoamakar la a graduate of Sem­ inole High School. Sanford, Fla. "Oa complatOTn of bar hlgb school' atudlua aha attended Plor!da - Hoot hern College at Lake­ land, Fla, Upon graduation from collage aba taught lu tha Bsmlnol« High la bar horns town. Bba baa completed three ysara of summer school at Columbia Unlrarulty and la still continu­ ing with pout graduate work ut that university. Mias Bbosmekar will teach junior aoclal. atudlga and aonlor math amat lea." M iss Helen Chapman W ill Play In Band LAKEIAND, BapL 21. (Spe­ cial )—Helen Chapman. Sanford fraehmn enrolled In Flartdn Boathem College, I, among tboeo wbo bare b en selected for wtSm* berahIp to tbo Senthern’s praepeethre Tl-pUae bond. Mbs Chapman baa bod orar two yuan tg u t ia u i with tbo bom drum, which tbo will play to tba bond. Tba bond to hotog -erg antoed under tbo directorship of Mlao FI prune* Copeland, wbo war brought, to Southern for that purpoor bp Fraoideot Lodd If. Bplray. ||i. |^| kil nufhhfiHi Im m i l n f tfcat Ua»F It la H i m I tint tba bond will W 1M M rs. Frederick^ Be& . Is Guest O f Honor _______ * t Opening the Fall enea^ 'with a.large- t«* yeator^ay uftarnooa, M(jl Baorge DaCottas enter­ tained , at bar home on Fork Avenue la-honor of bar deathlei-ln-Uw. Mra. Fradertek Bell, wheee recent marriage In At­ lanta wee of wide aoclal Inter­ net tm the South. ' . Jn the living-room, taltaman rouse, bronie iluutaa, yellow marigolds, and golden cbryainUamuma falatad. a glowing anluma j color echemJ. tu tha . dintag room, wham 'white candles Ut the tea Mble. Michaeltnhk dalalaa. coral vtnu sad alamosdan ware comblaed tor decora- m x •" - ■•■' ■ - ] |- -------- -"T "t|V|rtff Noms fia^a Fight On Supreme Court Is Not Over A Yet ~‘ ' "---- F.f ^ Roper AnDouncei Plan To Extend Airways Syitem 2,000 Chinese At Canton Are Reported Dead _____ I ________ __steel iterated Us urgfega that Ameri­ Nam es A re Drawn cans evacuate to Talangtao, a Eleven New Routes Shangtung port, and thence to For Circle Three Manila. Japan#*# planes and A re Considered, To warship* rained bomb* and Tba following names bars bead Cost Two Million shells on th* port ettk* of Can­ drawn for Orels Number Three ton and Hekhow causing wMtto LootsI m a 8tala University of the’ Vint tiaptbt Church: •prvad t't. mag*. WASHINGTON, Sept, 13. •fra. V. II. Haktr. rMi. H. U whan he wfll’tooamo hto studlee. Nanking, earmarked by Jap­ W>— Secretary Roper announced Daard, Mra. J. D. Cochran. Mrs. E, a Kirchboff baa returned yesterday that the Federal sir: anese for destruction aa tha aeat J. If. ColrJoagh, Mrs. J. IX Dosways system will bo •utended of Chinese resistance vras not sty. Mrs. W. c\ Edvrnra*. atra. from New Terk where he over 11 new routes, ut a coat of raided llik morning, howtver. a* Henry Rugllab, \Mro. Raymond boon upending a two-wotta* va­ approximately *3,000 000, If that’ O’ " Japanese wvrv apparently Floyd. Mra. r . E. Oalcbal. Mra. cation. much money to arallabla after j Improai.d by tha aartouanea* of Charles M. IlooO. Mra. R. C. Improvement of th# #utottag aya- American, British, French and Mru. Ban Cantwell ai Ilarper, Mrs. I f A. Haynaa. Mn. t#m. | Oennan protwta ag* Inal unroXV. K. nonja>Mra. T. D. Inabl- mother, Mra Miauls Jones, have with Mra. Tha Comme re# Depertmant atricled bombardment of the gone to Miami for a week's ato­ nab IMU MW. chkf •iprvsrod belief it wUI t# e*»Hton population, Also Mr*.'" \t*m, R. Radar, ll with Dr. and Mra. Mru. OVSUn Ltogta. about a year before availability of In the first raid, on Nanking Mn. A. I - Rally. Mru. IlanrislU Jouaa. Mn. DaCoMe'a n * » web M tha necessary fundi h apparent, yesterday, one wavs of Japeneaa Leouard, Mrs. J. L. Ml*. Mrs. ckRfoo end her. shoulder but ha said much preliminary plane* appeared over tba city ot d i e clary left yesterday .far Erana McCoy. Mn. Lnla Millar, eeruage was of white ranee. T ip . work on tha rxjenalena could be 1°:®0 A. M. and tha second at Mrs. Fred Jtfera, Mrs. O. 0. Valdosta. Oa. after having steal Bail wore w< black net ttlth dona In tha mauntlma. , 11 A. M. Thalr atUcka warn eonRoller. Mrs, A. L. Btacey, Mrs. several manthe boro Flaying with Mra. Btobop green net Tha intensions, thalr mllaaga t*rrd on tha headqaarttn of the tba Sanford Lookouts. Sarah J. Stewart, Mn. W. L. , while Mra. 'Wtth *r and estimated coat as announced gaveromeut political party—the Bloudenmire. Mn. M. M, White bias tafnta Ysfth b by .Ropcr included: chi ! Kuomluting—near tha Russian _ ________ of 'Jackson and Mlaa Helen Ward. of rad: roses. C l n b f n h e t l-Washington ■ f ib '^ o v k , emba-fty. Bomba were vtn* Reach returned Sunday to Those pouring tee ware. Mrs. miles, *370,000. Irainrd Qn this area for 10 mlnenter tba Dulean U. Flstebar Members Named For High School, attar tpeudlag two It'A 'N ew m an. Mra. Jamba Bla­ noutton-Nvw Orleans, 336|«1m - The third wave of planet res. Mra. W. A Adams. Mf*. miles, *310,000. appeared at 11:30 A. M. B a p t i s t Circle weeks with hto mother. John ’ Mstack. Jr, Mra. ‘ T. 1. Meantime 13 Chines# pursuit Amarlilo-Fort Worth, *07 milesHarris, and Mra. nobert Oman planes had lsk#n th# air and b# Robert Pearson baa ratersed * 100, 000. T h e following name* here Atlaeta-Charleston, 170 m|toa, gan attacking III# Invadara. been drawn for Circle Number to tha University of Florida to O there seal .lint the There was n storm of #xplod 1103,000. Two of rr« Baptist W. M. «. enter the Engineering College, Mra. It. n. Deal, Mra. H. after working with Iba Produce Corpus . Chrktl-Houaten, 100 Ing bomba and untl-ulrcnft shells for (lire entiling year: B. Lewis. Mra. :Badfe from 10:30 lo ll:KI A- M. A Mrs. w. T. Wheelea*. Mn. Conditioners. Inc. of Miami - at Mra. Mhrllu Dram, Mrs. D. U mile*. *09,000. The aviation alda whkh Roper numter of firci started to th* Watson Real, Mra. H. A. Bptar, Port Valley, Oa, Spartanburg. B. Thrasher, ' Mra. J, D. Wood raft city. Mn. K n. Carter, Mrs. It.. H. C, Croxst, Va. and Hsgsrtown. Mrs. w. C.- HPl, . Mra. Bat said th* government would in Hull along these route*, If funds •There were 10 Chinee# fighting Blauglitcr, Mn. Vldcl Jones. Md. Cantwell. Mra. Ifawklns Oonnal prove sufficient, include Inter­ planes in th* air at 11 A. M., and Mn. A. J. Petenori. Mra. Voile ly, Mra. Joa Malfch, Mrs. James William*. Mrs. Roy Britt, Mra. ’Sophie Lang* .Is Back Bbaron, Jr.. Mra. A ,P . OOOaal- mediate landing fklda, beacon a number of aarlal dog fights de­ veloped as lb* Chines* maneu B. C. Graham. Mn, Clifford Mrs. Cawtkon ITatchlaon. lights- radio range and communi­ vrrrd lo gvt at lb# Japanese In New Production ly, cation atutleni and teletype eomWalker, Mn. J. P. Hnltsclaw. Mra- Lloyd Boyle. Mrs. O. It. monkution circuits where required bombers, In th# center of th* in Mrs. Bantord ikradney, Tin. U. KlrUeF. Mra. Ralph Wight, Mrs. to furnish adequate weather re­ vsdlng equadrona. One of the spiciest mystery-*dJ. Meeks, Mn. llrltton Jntmxcu. W, J. Thigpen. Mrs. Robert A it The Japanese planes began Mn. I. n. KeI ridge. Mrs- Mur­ venturv storks of tbo asaeon, Mtoa Frances Morrow, Mlaa Re* porting. Roper said Congrras has pro­ wheeling awey at 11:30, and by ray Jarrla, Mra. A. L. Kelly. “ Sophie Lang Goes Waft,** to play­ Stevens aad Mlaa Camilla vided for a $7,000,000 airway* noon the “ all clter" signal was Mn. W, It, nnrdlnor, Mr«. 8. A ing Friday at >tho .Rita- Theater. construction and Improvement sounded from th# Chinese air Kdanfiold, Mrs. J. A. Htrsnio. Gertrude Michael plays Sophia program, and that *5,000,000 of sirensMrs. I*. E. Tew, and Mn. IL Lang again ‘ to this new thriller, The second raUk luputw* and Ja lovelier than ever in the part. the fund la bring applied to mod Humming. ernliation and Improvement of I’. M.- and wa* aimed at th* * Tha following namea ware Probably tbo. clevs rest, *and ’ ca ? the preaeat Federal airways sys­ ilslakuan district outsid* th# drawn In Ct[cle Number Kits: talnly tha moat |beautiful o f Jewel city walla along th* waterfront. tem. . Mn. C. A- And arson, Jr„ Mra. thieves, flophto . Lang. goes to . Announcing.* long Ust of proj­ Rumba were- rained on the rail­ J. U. Abrabama, Mn. R. R. Bat work in Hollywood, ’to Urn'- latest ect* Being undertaken on the way slat Ion, It was damaged and tan, Mn. W. P. Rrooks. Mrs. C. o f her pictures, and the Iresult to existing system, he laid that If one railway roach was destroyed. C. Cou. Mn. J. C. Calhoun, Mn. u tremendously -exciting film. UNCOLN. Nab. Bapl. I l . - f f ) price* actually hid on this work Doiens of Chines* "mat-eheli1' B. J Duels. Mn. J. II. Eetrhlge. A la i of credit for -thja - picture iM rs'lt:- r. 0 town. Mn. L. V. goes, to u fine east aa wall as to —Senator a forge W. Norris, vet- d o' net exceed preliminary call und workmen's house* were In Laulln. Mn. J. C. Mitchell, Miaa Michael. A 'newcomer who eran Nabrsska ludapandsnt. aaljl matra thert will he n balance *f Denies. It was believed that moar Mra. M. B. Nelson, Mrs. B. J. Is certainly destined1 f o r . tha yastarda, the figm to “ lla the $2000,000 available for the as- of the civilian* killed died In this area, Nil. Mn. R. N. Nipper. Mn. T. heights of stardom . la „ Saadis Sagrauu Court to tba. people to tensions. Chinese intimated that about not overiyeT W any means." Roper am id th* Improvement Storms, .who plays bar first .lead­ C. Pltrbford. Mra. R. R. Pippin, Ha railed fur •presentation i of construction program on rxltllng CO Japanese plane* participated Mn. a. E. Rolllne, Mn. T. W, ing dramalk rale Jn “ Sophia Lang Rucker, Mrs. J, (1, Sharon. Mn. Goes West.’* Mlaa Slorma/to'. aa tha! coart’ Isin a to-the alsctorala air route* la now In progress and In thk raid but said that only 24 two proposela nlll require until January 1, 1930 of llu-m penetrated Ihe capital's J. a smith. U n. Ray P. Byrnes. able nelrcsV and aha; belongs in and advanced defenses. Jr, Mrs. Ben C. Steals, and Mn. tha ranks of tha moat "gorgeone which ba said would mats th for completion. The Chinos# said that four screen atari In the world. Two high tribunal mor« damocratle: It will probably be at least next Lllltan Vickery. I —Make It Impoaalbla tu de­ July before any of the Improve­ Japanese plants were shot down Circle Number Flea members capable and charming young man bate bean lD(l|nl to meat with play opposite Miss Mkhael and clare a law uncouatllutloual by ment* era in operation, hr added, —on# In the Tuknw district, one Mn. W. P. Drooka. Jr„ at 1140 Miss Storms: Lee Bowman and a mare majority. This ba said because th* rqulpmrnt to he us. cl on the waterfront near th* United Park Avenue nail Tuaaday, Larry Crabba. who both play their could ba dime wllkouL a const! la In demand solely by the gov­ State* gunboats- a third in tha parti with infectious enthusiasm. tullonel atnnndmerit. ernment and Is manufactured on­ cimtrr of the city opposite the Bcpt. it. at 1:00 o'clock. big concrete buildings of General1 —Limit, by amauduiant tba ly after orders are ptserd. Tho story ta concerned wlta Mtoa Michael, who la forced by the po­ terms of tba Hupro me Court Tha improvements include con­ Uiiuo Chlang Kai-Shek’* “ officers amt ullier Federal struction of altnukanroua trans­ moral endeavor association’* and lice lo leave New York, ami Jump* Justices M I b s Lawton’s Class aboard a train bound for Cali Judges to nine ysara Instead of mission radio range and tele­ a fourth ut un unnamed point Presents Program foruto. On it aha meats La# Bow Ufa. phone stations, low powered loop outside the City. V a Norris said be would puab tba type radio range markers, radio Fighting continued until 2:30 man, who;, protects bar from Room One. taught by Mlaa searching policemen! and a Sul fight for bla bill embodying tba rang* and radiotelephone trans­ I*. M., when Hie “ all clear' signal Kathryn Lawton, had charge of tun who has a huge diamond first proposal at the- nett .Con­ mitting stations, five-lower vartl- again waa sounded, with Chinese tha Wednesday chapel program called “ The Star of tba World." gressional eaaalon "If It looks ral radiator antenna units, and In­ airplane* droning overhead aa of tha Banford Grammar School, Sandra Rtorme, a famous actress, If 1| will stand any show of stallation of 7000 miles of tele­ “ itiaatcre of the air.” A Japanese spokesman said typewriter communication cir­ which ronatoted of tha following! and her manager, Larry Crabte, Ha apnha aiithuilailirally of cuit*. hand-to-hand fighting took place Star Spaa glad Banner and Flag era both on the train and Crekbt baa plana for tha theft of*4ha tba fight ba predicted against Th* simultaneous Iranemlsalon yesterday aouthmiat of Unhang-, B*1utn-~Stud*nt Body. lb* ------Chinese wrrr trying to The tlrd Psalm—Student Body. diamond hRbaelf. Mlaa Mkhael tbs "eocporattoua uni moaopo- radio rang* and telephone station where ..........elth does not tall flow man that aha k IIva" ha said wars responsible lo coat about *35,000 will be con-{resist Japanese bayonets Sentence Prayer—Room One. , their curved “ big sword*." Th* Song. Home on tha Range^—Btu- a gam thief, but lays plana to for the attacks on Justice Hugo atrucled at Tampa, Fla. Twenty-nine medium and low {battle raged arouml th* vlllagee stall tha Jewel to spite of Crabba*■ U Black, dent Hody. . , Norris pralaad tba appointment powered loop type radio range of Koketsal and Mengkwin. Military Tap Dance—B y I v t a plana. At a party in Hollywood tha gam of Black lo Ihg Supreme Court murkere, to cost about $23,1X10, The Chinee* said that regl* Metoch. disappears, and auspkion k direc­ but la mauled bla removal from each- will ba constructed, tnclud- incuts of llie Japanese-controlled Song—Jennie Lee Hutchins. |Manrhukuoan army. Including Intereating Pacta about Indiana ted toward Mtoa Mkhael. Crabba tba Beaeta. wham ba said hto Ing. Vero Beach, Fla. Construction of simultaneous many soldiers were lelng “ forced —Ouwla Davia, Marian Pear, has stolen fha diamond and es­ "courage aad kouaaty are m i ■one, Camilla Lundquiet. Em­ caped, followed by Bowman. Bow­ ad." Ha commented - that “ avaa radio range and radloltltphena by the Japanese lo attack their met Hogan, Gerald Loosing man manages to catch up with If Black la a member of Iba Ru transmitting stations at a cost of fellow CTihicse.’’ UnilrM 1'ress coerespondrnta Alice Hall, Roily Penn. Clar­ Crabba and Mtoa Mkhael ta time King Klau, that ta nd legal ob about *3$J)0Q each- to replact old ___obsolescent Individual radio who rcarhed th* front nttr Liuence McKee, and WUhalmanla to clear her name and ceavtace Halloa to bis appointment." her that diamond stealing la tea range and radio communkatlone, hang early yesterday aaw eight Niblack. strenuous a Ufa work. She decides to planned, Including Alma, G*., wave* of Japanese Infantry rush Indian Legends: DOG WILL RE "SEEING ETtt* Atlanta, Ge., Jacksonville, Fla-, tha Chinee* lines only to he muwed «■ Of the Maatadon or bow wa that aha will go straight and ge Miami- FI*., Mobil*. Ala., and down by 'machine gun*. It wee happen to lust the Cranberry straight to Bowman, tool LOS ANaCLES, —W -T h o y TRtuvillr, Fla. estlmatrd the Jsptnes* suffered —Catharine Clark. won’t g in the dog e diploma but The 7000 miles of teletypewriter B0I) ruuaaltlei In this tingle acOf tba Aapan Tree or why tba ball share credit for tha bache­ clrtnlta will cost *325,000 and will Hon. leaves quiver— Deity Moore. lor of arts dagrad that Louisa Indlcullte of Chines* Indigna­ Of tha Coyote or how the Indiana Shull will seek at Occidental coi­ ba placed along routta including tion at th* United Hiatts’ neutrali­ Atlanta, Ge JacksonvIlIe, FIs. cams to have fire— Pauline Me. tal*. Blind, Mtoa BhuU appeared ty policy th* influential Shang­ Lolland. on tha caewm with bar “ saetog hai newspaper Ta Kung I'au said RNDBAVOUR LOCATED Quartet—Tha Indian Lora Call aye" guide to teht np a scholar­ editorially: —Catharine Clark, Pauline Meship iba had won’ and announced “ Chinese are grateful for th* LONDON, Rept, *3. -lA ^ — Lelknd, Roberta Evans, and aha would study W n for four and moral support Independent tourers today aymRathy . . Mary Godwin. .oyu^SSMTVrSrttTlU. ysara to tha bepe of becoming a Tire* reported that Fradtrkk Slgriat’a . whkh tbay are receiving from aboil story Witter. Endeavour L Amarka'a cup cha1*|Franca, Britain und Soviet Rusait, By nightfall _______ _ _ _ Republican Army bed pushed half W IFI ALSO M S m » -B I« T B R lengur thru# yuan ago, had been but the altitude of the United Rev. C . C. Garrot located several hundred milts States, where Ik* China’s great a mile paat the taws, aenamidtoi Speaks Here Friday It and trapping several *v------- A HAVERHILL, Maas. -U P I- southwest of th* Aioret. Endea­ eat hope- has been must dtarourrebels within. Morris Oraanstetab wlta la alas vour had bom missing ainc* mid* aging." II waa announced this morn­ Tba fall of the town o f M M la bla step-sister Gradnatato a father, night September IS when Ra tow PEIPING, Kept., II. - ( A 7 ing that tbo Rev. c . C. Oarrat, -immtosnt.’' e Febua News Agency Tl, marrtad Ml*. Miriam Un* waa aartad to a hurricane. district auHanot.Bd.at of tba report said. Caban, TL Tnoibad W Morrlg’ wife. AaoemWeya of nod of tha Floe With Granje to deepente pota­ S U E S Ida District, will preach at tba tion, the town of Aenegs farther Sanford Undanamlnallonal Tab- south also waa threet r a il Tba araaOto. Ninth Street and Laura! read to A ssets cate the rebel-op­ Avenue, Friday evening, Sept. erated XRtlroed to the rebel bora H IWfat Fanamye hi Cerdeha Fravtoee. ll waa ata'ted that tba Rev, Fall of Aouage woeM be ■ aovere P ersonals ------ - Wallace Outlines 7 Point Program For U.S. Farmers Parity Incomes From FarmsTo SeAdm inistration Objective basin#** efficiency, 6 —"FailllljrVtlod farms iboaRl be ravored. by ilia Fodsrat - nil a* ot Iba gain# .hating to do .^Rb benefit payment* and similar uMa lo rural Income! 7,-i"Ke«leral and ‘ Rial# * (unto promote agricultural roeoarah g w must continue to ba apant to farm efficiency." Wallace defended tha ISAM.* 000 fo 30.000.040,000 acre prom * tlon In major crop pleul. proposed In tha new l*3t program, by pointing out ylelde on colion, for ii i n jl * , have born higher for u«vfral year* lb*n the long thus assy• i* ;> He pointed nut that Japan* out of our hlggcit cotton buyers pto taken ulnce Aug. . 1 only 33jto0 balsa, at against llt.OM In the tarna period !■■! year, “ If Ihere la any erring, u -to possibly on Ihe. alda of bttos loo liberal." Wallace tsld, r- a■ WASHINGTON. H«pt. JJ.-l/n — 8ecrotary of Agriculture Usury A. Wallace l*»t nlubl revealed a new administration plan to glv# farmer* “ parity Incoma" Instead of “ parlly prices' nil tltolr ma­ jor crops, Ha -defined partly Income ■* Hi# “ per ctinlla i.barn of the na­ tional Inciim# received by the farmer mi ilm average In the to years bntoie llm World War." , The partly' price nhjocllv# wa* -In lusuro Urn farnlor n price for kle crop* equal til Ilia average Hydney Island, between FIJI of 1909-1914 price*. and Hawaii ( la noted for it* Watlera oald ltin per rsplla hordes of ravenous cat*, wild off­ share of Income under the par­ spring of i*o felines Introduced ity 1uremia plan wunhl he bard by a planter to combat rata to forecast because of the shift­ which destroyed th# cobra, ing demand und production In crops. Fraternal Day — October *— The seven point program out­ lined liy ilm serrelary lu his ra I* celebrated ua a legal holiday In Alabama, din address provided: 1. —"Farmer* should have a fair iliaro lii Ilm national In­ come; |hut Is, n share whlrh will give Hi# average firrfler ns much purrhtelug power relative to ih* average non farmer aa was the rase during the SO years be­ fore the World Waf. 2. —"Tfie welfare of all farmera and of city people aa well, demands, that tho wide fluctua­ tions In supply and prlra of llm m.ijer crops he evened out ns much as pusslh!n by the Use of Ihe over-normal granary amt crop Insurance. 3. —"The peepte who live np Ike-Mad tutul h ere- uociirlty ut P U V i A * ' ' ' .. -• ( IfWIIl-.x-j '■ 4—'“ Tha tnull mual 1 lie used proprily. We imtel produce con* srrvallniially, nol t-iplollutlvety. •.—“ Furman through sound co-npisrullrea mual come Into control of thnse marketing, proc­ essing, purchasing und nurvlco functions for which they ate rapablu nf dlspluyluy nuprrlur Japanrse military aitlhorities an­ nounced today Hint Ihelr ’army had shattered the Chinese con­ crete defense line north of Rust­ ing fu and bud driven the Chinese bark In band In-bund fighting lo within n I I I Ilu nf that atrulrgic base 80 miles mmth of here. Sharp anxiety wn* felt for fire American cltlieiir wbo were be­ lieved tn linvu remained in I'oatIngfu which Ju|inm-se airplanes have bombed dally. Tb# Jupem-se derlnrrd that Kuochuung, n villa:;,- three quar* ter* of * lullo north of t’oatlngfu, fell tu tlwlr ullurk at 9;3|) A. M. and tb* enpturu uf tlm city Itself wee Imnilni-nt. The smithing offensive against, the alreng Chlncio defense line began an noon ns darkness frll last night, the Japanese aald, when they furred Ihe rrusstng of tho Tvao Itlver, eight miles shove I'aothrgfu, on tho trunk railroad to llankiiw mid then assaulted the concrete Chinese redoubts that form virtually an unbroken wall terns* ccnlral Hopeh province. ^.ffccrsjS 'so n c S K ( 'f Friday ” .,. ' - Another e f ' the t s e s s s U W pht* Ia si rnrsueUw* . . . a gar sat*we at hearts •I an* elssanpanl .V i !* •4 : f t : / Return F'nvagamgnt Tie StHO ' f ' l t k ’ pH V V s'U 5 MISS VIOLET a E ld or vomu' a u u * • • * -.9. A.' >. ",l Hpeclsllst In PKRMANPNT WAVING,. and • s;V t, HAIR BTYUNG. . f. Rebels S t a r t ‘Biff Push’ To Reduce Gijon « kw n Mlaa Reid 1* new shop and we-nra a d to a m l to give Bahfard Lndkto latest end mast nnkn dta»istork la be SPECIAL FOR A U M IT E D TIM E O N L Y 17.50 Realm lie Croquonoln o r BpIntL T he Mont NalUrnl W ave— S elf Hetlln*— SpdcU l $6.00 h V-5 �t I " : " ' \y - ’* 4r -fP * .V* --- -•j Tt'*.^LV s. CAkTKI. flAHDOLro. Sept. tim Italian.lin& M r uag baa at acheel ■•IQ ba rnoegh ito W « lAal tHrht act «a* the P M 'I laJaaMUMyt *M T htatimecgft the iftaettoan t o an attire, ached i w , i t approved a lone tnWmorandam on rttlatda mnvretk ' aaM,' I f 'M t u tim u»# m dWeckmhU10 da«bn lttfcW to fo the poelllon of ilia Catholic llgieiia rallMUom U . O f w * . •Wheat itttad- and: eeryv .prebeHy Ma-bkaKby appatlM'Wtn r ill for raat oF lha art.moon and'make •OrhMi ilia T 1H - aald •men/orrament Whan . riaecaa are unneccaaary the coAatant. a li­ “deplnrabta* over'end play tlata begtne. Again. biing «r placing In which ad many children Indulge. Thaaa Ionebe* •heaid not prevent a goad appe­ tite when lha < o'clock dlaaar I* ready. If lha chlUrta Ara not haagry; an ebeenrent mother will radure the afternoon lunch 10 •och an amciint that it daaa not leterfera with the evening matl. When there h loo IIUU time far a hearty lunch, the amount the child rata may ha quite biaulfldent to carry him through until evening. Thn mid-afternoon meal aerrea a, definite pttrpeaa and •hould be planned with the aame ale a day ara Important lev Jth, happlrvaai, and good gradaa! bwahtbat that, will euad by ioblli. Mtf1 moon, a awaHallag •* today J* ... aathocltlaa. Rmmato tJaedtnal HN, cellt; Vatican, Seereianr efStkia, compiled the UaU Ctar the- fo fe e goaacaerattou.' t 1- •• •, The I-ope waa nnderatoad not only to ha*a appro* ad. >hat to have alraautheaad- aawa W the ecaramoOchev *ta a na'endo* ,^ 1 1 1 KINOANS Ovaltine ' O W N » 8TC M| BMFLOYIN6 * to... a ONLY &ELP Ufi, YOURSELF, AND YOUR TO1 BE A THINC, " BO Wh T NOTl Qmf •Walts, Mgr. Produce DapL- FANCY • dh' Y W tk 'T W P E itU C t**1 Avpcadon 2 Far 9c U. Bi NO. l-Y O H ib •fit aH«| dew A p p l e s 5 ib».23c ONIONS 3 IbaJPc fancy S U < ^ B A (X )N tlh TCUTLARD WESTERN “BABY‘BEEF MILK W 8A U B A G E Potfl^ofes C A M P B E L L 'S CAMPBELL'S TOMATO TOM ATO LARbE NOI « CAN NO. 2 PE‘As NO. 2 ST. BEANS NO. 2 APPLE SAUCE NO. i GARBANZOS NO. 2 d. P. JUICE I h -V I * - ft ' 11 ' v 7 L^f ' ^ v< CRATES FRE! rill {if ik‘K b• • .tr �e r ■i;— r— I , ■ - - ; w t r v .'~ . T ■ : i y ? y r :. T-------r—*— “ ---------- ------------------------ URSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1937 Joblesi Cental f 6 & i Underlay In Near Future Wallace A i d Is Afckid In Row On Citrus Agreement Unemployment Count Seen A s A W To.B «r lief Administration -H.rkmtu.il— r By MORGAN M. BEATTY AP Featurd Service Writer W ASHINGTON. S ep t- f t — * X c u ll aeon be htiHrtf » lot about . tba forthcoming “ m m w " o f lh * -i unemployed. but you'll f eompaxr to work need ■ your voluntary and therefore p«>sritrd of no power* to “ brand” citliena. (That voluntary: Wprelr’ ' alon make* the tally rcwlmmela 1 •Iran vote.) A critic would find himself In ' possession of a lot of arguing matulyl by charging that. any oenaua of the unemployed i* a1 " ------" -----’ ................... ........... . negative, and therefor*, relative, vsrfnnr ii VIIihu or Ihv d r ift . IS* ly pointleai thing. •'« ti.s* wtie mail* l.v th eater ff. * ( ' •uncluilfietf.'^, ' t>-. p rrdden l o f the V nttid For Instance, If th* medical «9\ . 8. The |mU«|tl mark the flr*t rti nnd ft rower-., an Orlando profission wanted. Information ( ¥mm experiment by the United State* . tlutt the proixwnl agreem g- mprernment In thl* kind of edn- about Uelh-bruahing. it would, I'M dominated hy the Fie­ not aek how many people do ,'1' 2 J : aua-laklng. their teeth. The lds fltrt-M t-vchsngr. T i p . a. The no-called cetiau* l( an not bruah Ki>>■ «•«.*« group favors a dlfexcellent example pf how the qiieillun would ba, “Do you wadi f r - r t i.ri.ingemewt for p r o o 'in g your teethT" Similarly, in a notC 2 f * vote* of the American public can Vl'*n*-t*l«, and lew* frequent * T 3 ? make iUelf heard between na- raal crni.ua the question would t d pinrutrs. Hr . i d the be, “ Are you employed?” ; Uonal election*. I eirreeniml pt,~rntrd And the quellipn would I r put tentative a S For It v a i a recurring public h r.e - . t,..|waetlral. " outcry that brourht both tmrtie* to every ‘ utiieti, not merely t* V >■ e . l.srreu m o lte d In the into the open on the question those person* who actually at. v iih * nl o f the litru* exchangeof an unemployment census. So or ■may be. or think tlie> in i- r r e ul, livw. amt a breakup. unemployed. — gv widely vsrylng were the estimate* Admittedly the scheme l« n >l / f of unemployment that people beItan to wonder, and a*k. why that th* atates. citiei, and th. nee the federal government didn't perfect, but It hi quit* possible find i>u.. how mnny people- aelu- federal govarnmrnt will get w J n J ally were unemployed. News- good 11000,000 worth of Infor- Tt-iv out a e paper i-dltnrlxU on thia aubjeet matlon about unemployment. — Jk were appearing at the rate ot ? Y flee or aix a week tail January. r m fc u . By the time th* lehvea were m budding, the rale wa» Su a CHICAGO, - W ) - A iharply week. pointed pencil pierced the heart Wi, Last tprint young Henry Sabot r’ f Marian Knippal, seven, when Lodge. Jr., Republican aeaalor he stumbled and fell on th* lawn A d from Massachusetts, allpped an at her home yertrnlay. She died • \ amendment into the annual re a ibort time lite r In a hospital. lief bill providing for o complete •W cemua of the unemployed by th( ceniu* bureau. Without warning, LEGAL NOTICE b* railed foe * vote und got it. ' * Bella,,, aargeants-at-arm» an.: ftoTtCK o r amplication yon \ , aenatorial secretaries atartled Ihi t a x iir:i:n N irrtrK t.u io :it K iir m v » :s . rutomac country-aide immediate Tl»lit JlanAiIl , I 'r U i i tiult.*r vf _ ly with an cmoilteney call to the I'M C ir li n n it No. Tit. iMiit'tl Ut« ?tb 4a> ul Auguat A L > 1*13. 2 C rDcmocVatk faithful. Breathleaa has niatl wan)* In my tiff.** nutl ANN PACK , ' senator* reached their aeata W lias iij« 4« ap |iUfa Hon fur a taa Delicious— Cure . through the mite of technic*! ; pro* and con*. litre' are three blnpoint* to keep In rabid: , J2 t. The count Will not be a cenX * tu t . In . the commonly »ccepte<l meaning .o f that word. It will Imi rathir aji ■officttti,lr«l»it*tlon of the cltltatm w h /V a n t,-or m 2 f r — port. It I . in A « * « r . txXt ' *> “ ut ,urt . »'qh I. • »«. ra«»*o hurint* ware user eewc- p w a iU towMMtwd - “ is red am our t U 'i k a e t a d t u f o o t 4 > »i.U » d l J w e . n $55,000% Worth of Pine? IN 12 WEEKLY CONTESTS After all, * Democratic admin. _w titration shouldn’t let Republican* 2 r get the popular end uf public quest Iona. , , Th* Ilemocralle lemlcrehlp then J ib got busy and framed n bill glv„ the President a blink check and 3 c f y kind of unemployment c»tml unlimited power to take alinost that appealed to him. The mc*anr* slid through like jreoicd lightning. Tho President had to keep, la 2 ,7 mind th* fact tint • complete wa i* ctm m by trained censua bureau men would cost $£4,000,000—* .aunt that would put a big dent In hi* budget for 193H. Moreover, “ th# regular' census will answer Xi'r' *H employment questions within «n > a ecant two year*, in IV40. A compromise was Mr. .R ooms velt'a obvious put, Flrat, he de­ cided to limit the cost so fat i**— as the federal government lx ; * »1 concerned to $ 1000.000. Then hr AT figured out a tentative plan to • t have the state*, cuuntlrs, and ! towns set up alactlon machinery A C for an ''arepieymmt m u m day1 \ late thl* yaar ami presumaely • ae bear the coat themedvra. (Elec 3 A m tion machinery usually cost* 43m about a d.rfUr * vote.) A* That lltil. trick will Lav* the federal government free • to -apend $4,000,000 for: * ’* 2 fl 1 I—A poll by extra rural malJ B RE AD OHAPK t *“«h' 1 1b*d jpruprriy in ilia County of Uaiitlnola ttialo vt f'lt»r>dd. tomill Nnulh of Lota T 4 I l>raw‘a ftuLJIvUlon fla t Dook S I a n 19 • Tils iin t ijD ip l of lit* »al(a property aa<a*r the aal4 rertlf • ‘•ala iH tN v i a in Ida liana of L'uli now a t'lileaa aal4 rerllflcata ahall ba arenrtllng la law. tha • proparti' 4«m tlbn l Hiarelu nr II b* ( •old to (ha lilnhaaV oltlJrr at lha court-hoiita door on the fir«l Ifondaf In tb« mouth at thlut»*r. i n f . which *• th# flh cay J OetoUar. |*jl JELLY FRE N C H ’S M U ST A R D W O U l'U E STE M S .U T K I n a t k a beltta CLAPPS ILVBY FOODS BLUK BOSK lialetl tit iv I ltd day o f Beptaim- bar, HIT. . O I* IIEItNCOM Clark uf Ultni i Cautl POU N DS of Oiucity. rionda ISKAL) _______________ • k on cN o r APPiirATitfM r o u TAX OKKII NOTICK Hi IIKIIKIir OtVKS* That John t* Pwlth hnltlfr of SO *»t Ta« O rtlfita U No III. I*»ut4 Ik* ?lb day of A d iim i A. I» lif t , ka| f(lr«t aaraa l a my offlr* ttnl ha* m«J»* appl cation lor a taa drrd t«» ba Uatiftl ib »r»oa Haiti c ir llflr il* ambnifa* I hr ko|law•nit U icH btd propari* la IW* Counly of fi«nilnota Ala la i»f rtorliU. to wit? * fxota I 4 I F ifw t r * A44 •* lion. TliP aaproafttaiil o f " Ik* •«'I'4 I) undrr tt»a rr |«| rorttfl* aftlt I**uni wmm id tha rum* **f rm * k U . Kiwall. V a lin aaia crrimcata ahall b* ih ltim M arrorA an lo law. thr amparty dr»rrlhcf ihprrln will In atM ta Ika hlchrai H cfar at* IM ho lur# door *m lha firpf Blurt* aailar In Ibi tnonih nf Ortabrr. ItJT. Wfiirn «w III- 4th day of Orton**, t i l l DalM Ihla tad dap r f Haptam* bar. l i l t , O. IV HKVtWTKfN. Clark of r w>H t> «rt of HamliuiU raanly. P t«r fa . G«WI Medal Kitchen TreUed FLOUR Plain o r S*U-Ri-vjr« 5 Lb*. 12 Urn. 2t IJM. aac ffft c 94 -15 ANN C Par* VcgeUbk SWtewiog SNOWDRIFT 1 I.tk Can ir r a tu ovlt A Real S|ii$MI. A Real VoRm ! NUCOA * trg* , SHRIMP lb ....___ 25c Freak Flarida t *4 UaLlmara OYBTKRh POUND.. >1 t FISH M A R K E T BUTTER qs mflk ItMlfl -sit i /• 1 a P IN T JA R i t m U F A im T a * a L / r e s s i n g 1 1 7 c w - 2 9 c P L A I N W H I T E BACO N SL W H O LE S U O I LDKR I-\ M B Ik BA TH ’S P R ’N lt H A M S lb . Inspected B eef C H U CK B O A ST W E ST E R N SP A R E JU B S Bk— arm SCOLLOPS plat... 45e nSk FISH ROK Ha...... « t mall R*d SNAPPER lb. 25c Mt TROUT lb ................15e I Cist* A IS...... . o P A i^ -S i P i 19° tauAt.1 boat l . & N o. 1 1 W A T O K S 1» lbs. (s'oldrn Ripe B A N A N A S 4 lbs. Delicious EatHur A P PLES 3 1 C a lif. CAR R O TS 2 bunches Yellow Globe O N IO N S 3 i* . • W HW P, E IG H T , (/C L O CK COFFEE - M PEAS SP IN A C H �1 V * .............................. ■. 6 > A q l» d A n d H < : . f -' iftr f » air X U O nly Central Seminole Comtlr PMdiKtS More Frail And Veir«UW*vi Tht* 'Ait^ Similar A n * la America . "* A lU H hm Ball, M fkw ig Katabll^hcd In 1908 SANFORD, FIAJRIDA. FRIDAY. SBPtEMBER 24. 1937 Circuit Judge W on’t Enjoin Slot Seizures IL DUCETS SON G U AR D E D IN U. S. W ill Present Puzzling E ,ori^ ^ ^ 5 « Will O atfqb iFor Opening T iff O f Season Lions la CUib.With L.S.U. Saturday Night In Stariei Garnet1 Head Coach Josh Cody la P l a n n i n g To . Take About 30 Players On The T rip; Gator M entor Announced Line-Up •y Th* Aaooalaiad Fra* . '.' Oily th* f l p n t l* tha " i n n w«. loot" colamn separated th* 01* ‘ -••• anti and Cab* yesterday after the tint o t (hair three crucial » coataaU bod b a n decldad lath* I Chlcagoand favor. ThaOlantaatU l la front In tb* blttor National " 1 Lm i m ram by a *»•*• »«d a r»t. bait hitv* loat Ufa* laaa M « « » * " than Chdrtoy orl»»*a eraw.and hava lbr*o mo/* to play. Tha ataadtnx af tka loader*: * * ’ Oaraaa TO dab W. U Pet- Behind Play W erka Pitches N o-H it Baaeball For Eifrht Frames In4-3 Game HARRIS FIELD -G A IN E S­ VILLE, Sant- O . —Id V - Held I Ry PRANK B. WRIGHT -Moon*' Mulllna, 171- fallback. GAINESVILLE, SepL. 33. — U S- U. will P ^ ^ y apa* wjib hllltas until tb* eighth, Don Ma*< o-wu. , « Hurricanes T o PU y In M i a m i ' s New, Burdine S t a d i u m ! . . « aaoanl factors to hoay spirits, tka Dahraratty of Florida Iprovan squad, and with ■ 'Jp*c ‘ faottoll aqoad It juat about ready Uvular background for football U roibark >a a verr aarioos'aeecaaa. But our Gator* ara «wbty waatward, hopeful, detenumedMiaalaa aa wall aa a moat dlffl- #|" prob*bly pUy a good call anignmeat—oa opening yam* p M . with the L. 8. U. to Baton R o u y a . ----------------------- “ £ - L . h~ , IteuUy ■•M ay tosrdlw* llliR a ■ Ih* Jack 1. Oaark (toe aasg IJaa OaacA Hart rt* k u s M »|t i n wa |W.tr vrrslty t o n * wise, iww gwmd awd Iwwaae- 4 eg 0 . 1. Shane's Qiio **t III* G-Man lUyad mother lata yam* rally to aeore tkalr w(lh a WO/u amaooad. l/led and a 4 to 3, UnAnnlng victory over Tit nlanla Haw york m. ifuuis I'llUiitntf ll llMHWH ,.U PkludrliiblM Ih -lH 'i M Mississippi State aaSH ; Loses Pair 0 1 Backs raitrfal perffnatn, with Cspt. . Walter (Tlyar) Mayharry, a STATE COIJ.EGE, Mtaa., Sapt back, and Frank Kaacia, n yvard- 13 ._ ocj —Coach Ralph 8*»»* in tha aanynnrd. 1 scratched two promlalny back* . It look* aa If tka Golan ara from hi* MlaalsAppl 8Ut* allriyht wall cWJtlanad for tkalr yiblto yeatentoy. Krnnath Stack, opeaiay yamo. j rr quit becaoa# rf n hlyh achool ■ At tin*** theirdafanshr* work bock Injury and Toxle Tullo* ws* ha* bean especially yooil. -tdvlscd to quit breaua* of an And their spirit appear* rr.-el Injury Iwo year* ago. k*l. J Stacker wa* rent to a clinic • They arrm to hit* ample de ' |*>t winter und kept out. of trnwinarirn. aprfn^ pracIlea In the hope the llul Jrrt bow wall the Ciaton rr*l wuuld brln* him around coa perform In lb* bly I- S. U. r . Innrl S«**e raM bn advised former atarWy aa 'Bloom, hltllny for |luBch. forced Bray at aacond. Ia tha Galneavflle ninth, McMul­ len ' rrarlwd aecond aa JumoorOl* threw wide af flrit. I)aca *Daeta' -dnyla icercd McMullen. Daria yothird on Beach's Infield out, and acorley with the tylny run on DoVintrnii'a TaSaa Uayuer. Orie Gttne On Giants U 14 ill >NnnicA.u LHAutn Wa Im Nrw Y o r k ________ »« «» Ualroll .. a.... U tl t-M aayo___ . T* It ClaTalaifl __ . . . Tl *» W wlon .... tl «« aaklnatoo---------•• tj rt<ii»it«ipin* ..... t j »| nt. u>«ia .......... ta lit - *■: • ' Lasting Basis Is B e i n g Sought • 'Italians Deny M ussov . llni Is P l a y i n g . A Two Faced Game - « iuillmar* I. MTHTBRIOUS PofsON RAYMOND. Calif., -< A V - An unknown plant poUon la bollaved by autbarltlea. to be tha cauaa of numarotu death* amony cattle In tha mountain ranyea near thl* town. A. number of poieonoua plant* |row In the reylon but a* a rule lattlnct guide* cattle away from them. I Schick Shaver Arriving In Naw York cn rout* to Hollywood to l/prhjh # mo­ tion picture buaincaa. Vittorio Muaaolinl. 20-yenr-old amt of the Italian premier, wwa spirited ashore under a heavy police gttatil to fruatrata an antl-Fa*ci*t demonstration by Communist*, lie i* shown (left) aboard th* liner Ren as the veaael gleamed into New York harbor. The man with the mustache bealde him is Fulvio Su.vlch, Italian ambatmdor to th* United fltatea._____ . Oa T ) i« m H ot • Stunantr N ly h U T R Y OUR D tlielotu C U B A N SA N D W IC H E S 33 Million Are Drunkenness Is No Starting Trek Accident Excuse, Back Id Schools High Court Rules Plenty o f machines fo r school.use ao*r.aa*aa t. c. I Bmllha. Factory Baba.lt aurblara, all atakaa. Home -tsr*ll*nt valuas ■aaahlnaa In Ulea year boy or ylrl a tyyedrtur for aebaol. whelk•r la coltoya or . k «h achool. It will ba a- bly brip. not on­ ly Curia* achool para, but Will be a valhnhto- tralalac to tba year* Is w a a Ba*r UVifla II daafrad. » . G f a w f f e d Advertisements THINK OP ME, WOLF ? IM GOING TOR A WALK— DON’T. LET ANYONE IN THE ROOM— r— - c#»*. n *w Ch in a t o w n / - n o w uto f in d A HOP JOINT OR A PCDDLERTHEN THE JO© TRACIN G BACK WOh?T ©El EAgV-1*— THE9E ORIENTAL©' A R E ANYTHING ©t/T LQO^t TONGL rwfuaod. t<Mlav to enjoin tba pro and Ke„lfiirtlnn of aim ma­ chine* after they iM-com* M U R ' Strategic Center I i ful at mldinghe©M)L Ilia d o v R l o r t ' H i e way foi* T aken A a quick appeal in tbo Supremo ■H-GSVrison K illed t’ ojrt for e-ui'tltultonal writ •*tnwlug owner* to |u»*eM Of Nr Tka Asmelaled ------traniport device* after t h e y Jg|tanc86 bombora rtlnctz ceeae legnl- operation^ ♦ . . . denth on tho middle Yangtza Itorrr ,|I..U.Vll. nt T oll.life. The Heil.ljiml Fling' of troops and tanks across a sham battlefield was stagid aa Germany mctro|tolln of Htnkow kllllnK I f f olher nttorpey* reprraendnR pirndeil her mHitary mleht before Hiancellor Adolf Hiller. Thousands of Naxiv masaerl atgNurthe slot maihlno operalura said at Ica.xt 100 |>er«onA today they .would prepare ail appeal embrrg to wllnrss the drama of war in huge Zeppelin atadlum. Following this the army plunged advancing Und Immeiltotrlr a»d *cck a hearing Into a week nf maneuvera In northern province*. Cloaked in deepest senecr, they were the Keich a J a p a it's ’forcea clinched a death grip on It liy the high rakrt nail gic*tr>«l since veur day*. _______ ________ __________________ _ on I'aotingfu, a atrateglo dSuciday. "If I bad the tout my tn Ihl* Chinese troop haae. The Japanese army announced matter I’d give the slot marliln* Innlght Hint paotingfu. a Chine*** people about five day* In rl#ar c i i t n e w s b r ie f s stronghold X0 miles southwestoC out," aald Judge Jobnaon. “ Itot Peiping had been captured and ll Is doubtful whotlirr I have Its Chinese garrison annihilated. JarUdli-llon over all Ilia shop. Mopping up iqMirallona at PoolIffs named In ti.D bill for lit Instil were completed at 1:34 P« Junction. Therefore I will deny M . the Japanese announced. the Injunction ao that All realatonro In the city, th*' go- to the Hupreme Polrt *iR ^ m t'im il, Judge Millard B. Smith »»**••*' “ *» — -------- ---eapltol of llopeh province aad get a i-ouslltullonat writ If yau was in his office in the t.'ourt ( i u n r d e d F r o m A n t i hey pvdnt of llm China** dataaaa can." ! I s Railway Employe League Will Hoi Tribunal Refuses To Meet On Monday Upset 2 Judgments Lake View Bar-B-Q TALLAHASSEE,. 8*pL. 24. — UPi—,Governor Cono planned con­ tinued cooffrrticra with cltru* men beforo appointing aU members of tb* Florida citrus comm la*ion. During , ycaterday he talked prfvatoty with aeveral mm he lnvlied here. Aa h* left his office, l>« nahl: Ml'va hid yome good con­ ference*. Everything ia.all rlghL" The governor'received the visi­ tors Individually, and not In a group aa ho did In a previous confaronee. They were non-committal a, they .left. • * Attache* of the governor'* of­ fice said.not *11 thoa* Invited here had arrived. There was no an­ nouncement, meanwhile of tha yaventor'a choices for the aix rhetaciet on the citrus commiaCitrus men her* during the day Included W. M. Mosley of Fort Pierce, E. C. Welle* of Arcadia, John Maicy and Tom Banka ef Traotproof, Shaw Cooyler of 'Braoksvllla, .L- P. Thomaa of* Palapelto and J. A. Hancock of Fort Maad*. Sea Scout Ship N o. 7 Is Form ally Installed V "Itominoje Lien- of Sanford ftoa Scouts in the National Council • / Bay Scouts of America was conducted by B. J. 11 agedurn, scout executive. of tha Central Florida Count0. tost night in tbo Junior High UchooL During the Impressive cere* [Many. Mr. llagadara road - In■tract Iona in tha datiaa of Ui* troop committee, skipper, and -Mala. Skipper Clifford Ball then Large Fall Crop ] Is Predicted For Mussolini’s Son Arrives In New York Aboard Rex More Than Five Hun­ dred Acres Of Beans AreAlready Planted Vittorio Is C l o s e l y (xunrded From Anti Fascists F a n a tics House ii day. system In miilral llopeh. watado* elareil *t an end. Karly t o d a l f Ih* Japanese lied complalqlg** velnpad tba walled dig o^rtaliw Ing a population of llO.OM. As ih* chines* attempted W flee they war* stole, aald Japa* ' “ ! Boris of the legion Drum and -— — W IST PALM DFACII, Sept.. Bugle Corps will meet for their NEW YORK, Sept., 24. —(Ah— 21. ~(/T) Counly Agent M- U. second drill this season in Ih* Flankrd hy diplomats and guarded Mounts forrepst one of the larg­ Ugion Hut on the lake shore *° i,y secret service men and inrmE l e m e n t a r y Schools est fall crops In year* In * the nighl at 7:30 oclock. [her* of Ihc police alien squad, Vit­ W ill Enroll 22,500,­ Everglades trucking ore* on the torio Mussolini, 2t)-ye*r-(ld son a ear dispatch#*. Ne fflara* at The Sanford Chapter of the Rail, ll. P. Bronson was granted >lf |ll(, U|toB , „ t.m|cr, took a Ihe raaualtlaa ware give a tyit 16 000 P u p i l s Soon Against A J . Boggs way Employees League of FlorkU basis of curly idnnlings. \-,.w York yrater waa strongly Indicated tharw lie estimated 800 t» 600 acre* of permission by li«-al building inSchool doora throuyhout tha TALLAHASSEE, Sept, 21. — will hold a regular *•hedul beans already linve liccn planted, siHTtor, « . P. Paxton, to re.roof <U).t prt„r°tu tr.ying for Holly- ware no eurvtvora among 11 * meeting next Momlay evi-ning Chloea* garriapu. -» T ■ nation ara iwlnyiny open thla (/P)—Drunkcnnrax ullira no ■onir for picking In rnrly October. and make repairs to his real- WWK, , ni| „ |)r(|,f CBIrtJ. (n Nina plane* carried ty it tty month and according to a recent cuso ao tar nx the Florida »u- 8:00 o’clock in tho grill room Other hundreds of acre* were deuce at 1000 Locust Avenue, j mil¥|e atu.lios. report from tha Offlca of Eda- preme court I* concerned for a the Valdex Hotel. ready for planting. -------I An nntl-laacist demonstration llankuw rabl that InJifad am. » President W. F. Shelley wll! Fred Holly, I.................. prominent Seminole*^ hli artival ws* m frustrated catioo, U. H. Department of In* motorist wlmao <nr to involved in Mounts Kflkl highly Ll. « . . . It,,, ennfsli .ml duemourn* o>R".7 favorald ............. . ....... - .......... nn Ms u ir im addltiotol 200 in th* erowdMl .Rarity nwv- miles -r is k a d - ' fioa* <*( ta tty approaiamtaly . .AJ.OOOJWO fatal- acchJcnL bur the m oling t ^ orgaldxatton weather fwrwHttvww lb fmuri.awt ttos-OHWity rriuvy grower, underwent , hrn lh„ l.jond. husky «***■'& Tho court rcfiiaeil yeatenlay l<> win hrid the election vt officers «»mmer. wilt. Ju.l enongh rain an o|H>rali»n for Mp|irndirili* nt j|urtl,|in| w „ spirllvul abour.1 i Shanghai. Again China's capital children and adult* will pick up : thalr took* and head for the upset two Judgement* for $15 000 _ f 1 t L e.m.lL ve.r and ul.o .Ii.- b,,‘ not t,m m" Hl' nn'' * * 'rr con' ,v "’»1'1 Lm 'I:>""» Memorial r,ltu.r wht|,. linrr ii,.* »„, nf Nanking earaped tha thraatart* clatsroom during thl* haek-to- against Albert J. Bogga of Mnri-j . plans a .J i r?,^ ?h! nrn.ram ren«r°l w,,rk (5ln,,r ,rr" Hoapllnl MumUy, it w.s learned,,,,,, l|utranllne. ,u*rantlnr and hustled In rd ItOmbsrdment but Japan***'' cu«s for the program ern anna, who plenilud that he was achool period. on Ihe south able of l.akr Okee Inday. j to Manhattan rerrrtly under officials in |Shat}gh*l Issued a new warning that Americana and Although elementary achool* drunk und rould Hot be beld rr- tervsl around the alms and aclivl eholwe areounled for Ilit- nrtivltylu-nvy guard. . . Tin- Board of lllferlnrs rif tin0Y*r tha nation «(lll enroll about sponaililn for permitting Itoto-rl tics for the coming year. Fairly brsn» Inst year brought The lime of Ills’ projected de­ other foreigners must keep clear Itolary Club will lorn at lire parture today from Newark air­ of military objective* in the capi­ 23-800,000 pupil* reports to tha Peacock tn drive hla car at the prices 'up to U * httmper. r tal which Japan Intend* ta bomb Office of Education reveal that time of n fatal accident. Paul Bardin of Canal Point borne o f'I f. ft. Pope at A:IM» port wa* krpt sc* ret. Such n defense- mid the rourt, erUmntrd .10,told aeres would l»e o'rlmk lonlgbl |o discuss- busi­ there ha* Iren n very aliytit hut Members of the communist par- anew despite official protest Of iteady decree** In public elcmen* ix "a base mid- unjust distortion of under cultivation In the Ever- ness. II- IL Pope, Immi-dlnte past ly. who had .voiced demands that'ihe United State* and represent*, the tow." " • tary enrollment* since 1030. glulrs section Ih.* sc*«nn, an president of tin- orgioilrallon.au- the United Stole* -deport him. lions hy five other nations, "It make* tho public highway ‘ inerrarv of 8,01X1 over list year. nouiiKHl KMlay, T. W. Lawton, county auperlnsailed down Ihe harbor early in a Though Nanking escaped, bomb* a fairway for tho inebriate but The situation brought a warn­ launch equipped with a loud shattered Canton In th* south says to tbo public! 'You go at The type of report cards to to- *l>c*kcr und lagan boominp 'ile- suffered another brief raid odding from Walter Hooker, large PKNRACOLA. Sept. 24.—<Ah— ............... your rlik.‘ " ronflnliM the opinion Officials of the Unileil HUttes. farming operalor of Belle Glsd list'd in Banfonl school, during port Mussolini', son" at the In llpigUi th* destruction In th* rltp NrMlr* 2,000 civilian* hava bean navy and Escambia, county are lie advised nirainri exee«sive Ihe coming yrar was dec-bled up coming liner, lie was olnady off nml the on-' killed or injured by Japan*** writing letter* tq each other *nd acreage " and one rrop funning- on at the meeting of the prlnclbombs In the paal two days. tCuatlswr* Paae Tfcrerft gelling Iheir heads logejher In pointing to the dangers of •oil, puls of all Hantnnl schools at the South Side Primary School Japan's land forces romplttoly r«nfrrencr-» because a farmer depletion and p<M>r price*. yesterday. enrirrlnl I’aotingfu, 60 mil#* threatened to shoot navy planes south of I’eiping, raptured thraa flying low over his farm. Lake Mary Man Anti T h e Klw nn la c l u b boat h i p up rlty gates and ordered the Chi* Copt W. F. Halsey, command­ nese defenders tn aurrendar or b* ant of the naval air station, Comptynionn Set Sail Ih e HI. J o h n s | ; l v e r w as p o s t ­ fnnihlUted. Paotingfu la th* cap* wrote the county commission a In Search Of Ci o 1cl p oned u n lit n e x t T h u r s d a y e v e ­ n i n g b e e a u a e th o boat t h e y p l a n ­ llul of llopeh province. “ Mr. Slakrel’’ appewred at thr| ned lo u se di d nnl a r r i v e lo Banr • ■Disease.struck heavily. ho«av*r( station to complain nboyt planes Hurry II. Ih-nton. resident of lord In t i m e Hetnlnole County, fourth amiill lo v-iinvcnlenllr J t Japan's . armed might- Tha scaring him nqd hla chickens. l.akc Mary, and hit two: r«m-\ m a k n | h n trip . Kidney J . Nix, Vice­ e»l of the 67 count!......... . ,T,r rhnlrra epidemic to Bhanghal'g Officials said the farmer lobl a j.snloni. Ed Harrington and pick date, ranked ns Hie twenty-sec­ history was' reported raging hi p resid en t of t h e n r g a u l i a l l n n . a u navy rlvllian employe he Would Skewes, also of Ijike Mary, yes- n o u n r e d indue. ond gasoline user and the fif­ Japanese farces northwest of thn start -.hooting. trnlay weigberl anchor .aboard: teenth In kerosene consumption, city with 200 plagued tod In Borya. Yesterday'* opinion uphel • I.leut. Coradr. T. t„ Bprague their .'0-foot kelrh. “ Mystery,’ j arrordlng to a report received Panahan section and 300 cthara the award*.. was ilrtoiled to investigate, lie in Tampa Bay on the stort of Sanford Youths Are from the tn*Perilon bureausd the all kken. reported that no other farmers their Jui rto-y in quest of gold in­ Uepattmenl of Agriculture In Tal Tennesseeans Vote In Shanghai a Japanese Navy in the vicinity were annoyed by to the muddy water* of Central, Honored At U Of F Uhsisee (H.kesman declared th* bombtoga the planes, which use a landing Against Repeal Of and Booth Am-riean rivers. . The ron.cumplhm of gasoline in MealtoMd M N i l Tktaol Wilfiam Morrison and Tommy city f«r Mr. Benton, former mining llos», both of Banfonl hove hern Hetnlnole County *»• Baled n* Dry Laws Of State pr*r" * " ‘ ......... . -a ........ : -" 237.56(1 gallon* end lb* kerosene 1 he eeunty cnmmlaslou rt fer'rerl *!"**"“ ‘ '" 'V ° l ,*!' ll, •"llnv uI,l’" 'n*w* Captain* in the II. IINASHVILLE Tcnn. Sept., it. imisumplloiY3''-tXI gallon*. cation, rdyiateriny about one of t’apuln Halsey a letter to For-, An»ri;a, „ ‘ ." ‘ f ' ! ’ Im V T' C' “ ,h“ ,,nl» ' r*i'>’ " f • Dade i-amilv remained Ih# lea-l­ LO CAL W E A T H E R I every hundred pr.rtona. However, —Id1)-llu r a l Tcnin-Aser piled up syth t’aru.county*..liciier.» h » ' " l,h hl‘ ' o hi. „ ! r i l craft f,#rW* toT ,hp r" mln,f >r,r a commanding mujorlly yesterday ing romiir fm ron*nmpllon "f the percentage ef hlyh school ..id “ itseem, to be . matter for "* " uUi,“ " “ hU •"",U r r ,f‘ eonllng to Information rnrlved Weather Forecast In.I ii gasoline, mid kerosene, with ' >" Tampa. hrr, lwl, yi student* entering rollrye ha* de- for retention’ of lb* 8l*tu'a dry the nnlleil Stales attorney'* o f. Partly rlottdf with acallarad law*. . •* • a lolal nf 3,617.103 gullon* otga». Whila r.fu'lnr to name hi* ,,„,h of tllP Hanford hc.y« have craaaad sine* 1000. * ' ' ' Return* from 11 -precinrta out f n e exact dv'sthrattoA, the gold hunt h#i| lhrc# y(.Bri( M|„ jUnr i , Mtning oltnr and 279.307 gallon* of showera Hajurday and oo tba A huge utaff-o f.t.020.000 teach A 1st >.a Fisher, assistant I'nit'* and received these promotions in kerosene ilnrlnn Augual. Duval . real and eitrema south coaata era Inst met - Amar tea's school of a total of XMO In tha foteren- i-d Stair* attorney, aaiil he be- «r rlerlaie.| that he l^*d dam on prohibition rrpnal gave ctolrn "slaked ouC to an obscure| rero(rl)(llon [of ,hpjr ,.Icr||r„ i rounly came a.-roml e* a **»»• tontohl. Eatram* Northwest Florpopulation five out of every * il< lievrtl ft ww*a case for the Bn« u»*r w lib l«<7.S50- uallona Jda—partly cloudy tonight and ef which are women. Today's’,'tyia drya*Yieqinriln of mor*" than fount y "unless h* start* shoot­ ..... ” ' " service- it was learnedand third u* kerosene conaumer. Halurday. Probably light abauarg •' -\ i ' school inual.hs belter qualified to, I la 1. . Also of ptirlieular inlrrrst tu Ing." -, ' « j , Tha vote from those praclnrta Illllaboroagli was third to the |n east portion. do thalr wo<k Ilian they hava boon Banforditra, is Hie appointment Daytona Tldea Was 61,4*9 fm» frtenllnu Of |h* number ef gallon* of gasoline in tba past, according to tbo Of­ of Charles llellv u* managing Friday's tides, high, 0:16 A. Mu fice of Education, over the nation| dry to*y Id 14.7*6 «'* rapaal. Atlantic Bank Lohby editor of the y.ur l»>ok, Tliv eonaqmed and second aa a her 10:08 P. M.; low, 3:22 A. M , « H , Thsae ralurn* war* eutlrely from oaau* user. the minimum requirement, ' for Itominolr. lie I ik h worked on the Hatt Improvements During August stole gaooltoe rartlflcaUan have been generally, rural dlatrtrt* aa rlly prerlnrta staff nf thla piibltratton (nr twn Barometer did not ctoa# until 7 and :3* r*»«ed. B years und wa. uwarded this posi­ taa »a « paid on 21,It*.4*9 gal Tin- lobby of Ih* Sanford ' At-. Today, 10.12; yesterday, 30. Iona of gaaollne sold In Florida ' * Tbnchrra' aalaric*. while very, P. M. ■ tion In return for * Ire valuable -L a n d e r * of repeal advocate*. Untie National Bank Building Precipitation and on U l l . 'l l gallon* of kertow In ubtnn communities are yen-. •arvtoe* he hav rendered. • pointing »Ut ihat. tji* renull luid here ha* bean undergoing runTotal for yesterday — — o • arally bark ta pro-depreaaloo tovala Nearly I.(MX) Fieahinrn enrolled o*ene. a k lr r a b t o remodeling for the Total for month — ....« Nearly go mm Iona of ferllllier la meat af tha states. Tka avsYSfa, ao loyal affect. t « r w « partl.d- past seviral day* and much more at the Untvrraily Ihi* year, sev­ on hla vmlurp, nr until nest eral of them Sanford boy*. Thtre waa ronauntrd In Ihl* etata dur­ Normal to dale._____ salary af city school teachers, pat Ion la the referendum, doctor work l< planned. Tam p« rwturbw latest reports reveal- Is 91,'TM aadI Inc It would "neltl* nothing.' la also a number of Semlnol* ing Augual- Seminole CountyA new lerva' cotta 111* floor haa year's rriny season seta In. They predicted a "ownaided' vic­ MaxJmum, I t; minimum, 74. ranked tooth with 3U4 ton*. IHItoBenton e.i-t he.and hla com­ af rural teacher*, 1717 per y**r. High graduate* among the upper­ tory for tha dry*. B*I»rta from been lad hr tha lobby and rom. panion* would sail “around th* Ilerahl reading. . horppgh comity headed the 11*1 classmen in the rollege. . Official Rapo/t over the Plata Indicated an *6- pleta -edreorating ef the inter horn of Florida" and wuuld pul with 1.311 Ion*. tor Is Uing carried to comple­ * i , Florida East Coast tremnly light vote. In first at Miami where ha astion. American Aviator To Dry* tin pod to ? » * up *urh t KNI.IHT IN NAVY * peeled to stay until all danger of Is Buffeted By Gale New show rasa* will • be in. large majority that U would setf* . 1037 trtpical Mur ni t is over. Be Released Shortly •tolled In the near future fur the FORT PIKHCK. Sapt- U .-V F ) tl* "fur d .rtfa i to come" t h a Two Banfonl youth*..- Oliver “ If we don't find any gold, News Stand, w h ich —7p* somewhat boUlsrtmn aac- liquor question that has bobbed Lobby Miller (ltd Cat! H<»lerbloom. en­ wall tame b*i k to Florid*.' ♦ k LENCIA. Be,.t. It.—1/19— casetoo of a high pressure era* op In aarh naaalon of lb* Leg­ rhanged ownership recently. Dr. Benton said aa he orfrft n ff.. Harold R. Itohl. American avia­ listed recently in th# United to a eondlltoo of tow praam*/* islature alnr* repeal of tba L R. Phillips, farmer operator tor of Champaign. III.. In cus­ Slates Navy and at the present of the aland, has moved to Mlghteentb Amendment. oeair tba Florida p o n l a a o l a tody Of rebel* at Balnmanr*. will lime are enruute to Norfolk, Va. SURVIVES KN'AKK BITE Tha State's Cooatllatlon pro­ Gainaavilto where h* will live brunaht brisk wind* along mart bo ratoaaad In tho forthrowluR where they will undergo three PAMPA, Trias, ftept. 24.-HA9 with hi* aon. C. R. Phillip*. video that only the Lnlatalura of Ih* east roast today. •sebaage of prisoner* of war months recruit truinlnr prior to Frank Culberson of Pampa MU* Bertie Hugh** I* the p ro ­ . A 46-mll* wind swept In from ran .ban** a law and that a db baiwnan toyaluts aad rebel«. a entering duty with the ll. B. wa* bjlton on the nooe by a mt operator of the aland and reel vote o f Ih* panple ran ne delegate to the league of Na- Fleet. Both b»y» ore graduates notblna more than adriaory to plans to. tarry a torga variety of ratltoonaka while eh-eping In Nar* tmmst llepi told gaaapapaiman toddy.. of Bemtoet* Ilia11 lhh<«d. rapdles, <l|*ra, gad PMgaiiuea. Mexico. Strum saved him, Florida Farmer Is Threatening Shots AtU.S. Navy Plane Seminole Co u n t y Ranks 22nd In Use Of Gas In Florida (b* Uflriator*, f Japanese Capture i City O f Paotingfu Krpt. 24. ~ Is MUNICH, Sept 24— (AP) - — Infomed sources dlkdoaed today thkt Premier Mu*»o• Unhand Chancellor Hitler For fUnl REFRESHMENT Naw portabl*#. with ; • y*ip sear tarw* TALLAIIARHF.K. Japanese Rain Death-In Raid Over Hankow One Hundred Killed And 200 Injured In A ir Raid Reaching 600 M iles I n l a n d (Jfy— Circuit' judge j. It. johnoon jfc B E E R — W IN E — D R IN K S MIAMI, _ (*•>_'The holm e i!pre»* rvaumed ill trip* to the1 |county line yraterday, a full Tl.lal . . . . . . . 1* I f AIYK*Ylt.t.*»— AM N M • month ahead of inaugural run* In flllnclnn. *a . ' . . A a a t 'piat years, and police hailed thla MrMallrn. lb . . . i t * a 1 mac* limn play Its opponent* a IMrla e • 1 I * } aa a harblnyer of nn early Win­ MYlasalon. tb ... i * • •• riyht fair yarns a* long aa the ter. twaeb. tr ........... i * • •. I •pawing lineup ran keep on tha, |k-V|nr**al. rf 3 I I * | A dnten vayranU- mnit of them Hrarlanetta. 3b . . I a t t field. . men who said they rams hero lir*r. be­ ef .. ... i I t « | At thla time. Coach Cody la cause they brtnl in the llnnrh. n '1 ...... ‘3 • • * IHfmm. aa a a a plaawiay la taka about 30 player* that Job* were plentiful; rode the, north Hiutrhmaa. V _ . - l » • * lbs tha Tiger lair, and M'a a right axpret* to the Broward line. t ..i * i* .........; at' t • • >i 'aura shat that hi* starting lineup <*»iA.ia ______ _ eat »*a ata •—: Iwill b* Tam Walker, IM, left , ininrfrf, iii« ___ a*a a*a an tw-i Krrnra: Ituo'x*. Ortrilt.. Juioon lewd; CUrk Gaff. 220. left Ucktoi VIII,. . Ilona ooitaw la: llowall I. Frank Kowla, inT. left guard; Tailor iw .tal DaVlaroeal, Blaoa* .BUI William*, 1*3, cahUr; Gordon twYiaaonit. Ha»r< Gardner- 1U. riyht guard; Charlie Sighed Detective Sergeant Lynn No BLADES, No LATHER krajetor. r n riyht Uckle; Wat- Moss, "ta steal so much for ao No BRUSH. No LOTIONS j saw Ramsey, trt, riyht aad; PoUy liUto." •Brwck- MO, quarter; CapC T ig e r A buaincaa esUbllahment ban Randall Electric Mayberry, 174, left half; Ken Juat reported tha theft of 1,000 I Walla, IM, right half; and Oklahoma tas tokens—value ft. V E CONF1DKN l©TCR VAGAN * | a r.r» . MW T oan aa .• Nawark • mw Decision Paves W ay. For Early Appeal To Supreme Court On S l o t Question Two Dictators Plan To Make Joint A p­ peal For Peace In ' Berlin On Tuesday 1 . TH E H E1L-LAN D FLING t• A : {•} Cub* 66 b I** 11-1 I* , :»5i Ik tka Ao’ er!can League. .tka *•* Mia T*nk*aa kept tkalr It 1-2 yaiba margin aa tka aacood-plac* ilrvtiklrR Tiyafa could yet no betlar than. i*l nr Ihum11 ’ UroolU t m triar eaen break ayaln.t tha HmM llosCou 1 : I'lilladtlphia 2. Hoi and marc^ad to tba brink Inlnctl. lljladrflpllla *1 t.'lnrlnnall t. malhataaileal allmlnatton. Tha Nat* Talk «; x.'hiraai. »■ HI. l.oula «, ltmokyn 3. ataadlny: * ‘ V Ummfm Tolar Oamea To Now York ot C k ln i* club w. 1* Pet. nohind PUT llruuklrn ot HI laiuls. Uoataa ot l-lll, hur*lt. Tanka II 46 .HI ------ * » tniudalpkla at t.’laclaaall. Tlyar* It l ! 4*1 It 1-1 II Bray opanwl the 10th ..beating out a tunt, yuhty ta second a* MrMulIrn draw a walk Yrllh twa out, and acorlny with tha wlnniny run on Dace Dari*’ alnyle. '• r a y n ic L a an n H ', a Hum. ii. tb . * a a *. Tartar, e —t O t a v a . ^• — 1 .*• i }Tha phraan of "atmlyhty dot* rvxboit. tr ____ a a a i 1 hn. rf ______ t • a I tor- wa* coined by Waabtayton Jnm<ia*rlll*. I* .. I t 1 t tVrrka o ,* • » • Irriay. rampl>»ll. a* ___^* t 1 * A© LON© A© IM GOING TO WORK ON ORIENTAL ©MUGGLER©. I OONT WANT TO BE CON©PIC UOUS---©O THE OLD WRINKLED WOIT WILL DO---- ANO NO ©HAVING TOR AWHILE----GOT TO LOOK OVER , - — MY GUN. TOO— J . a t ( - System T o London T w S T A N D R jflS W . i fM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c911028429834a3a5957ac3104ae13f5.pdf ac341ee6551b16b8c1e7e7a3b85d4ee8 PDF Text Text r V. ■^11 i ,♦ v /» . W M Appears Somewhat K iw UL ier Blocking Assignment! 5* wii? u S * b 5 5 S Be Puzzling To With ndonjligh Squad j | To Drill ---------- O f, ----- --- I t ......... IS lo e ls 1* ii aa aa i - « Sheet a n a II . -------- - l i W re e k ly a — --------- - I I I’niuui-MMim h n Amr.mtvAn i .m a u im Full Squad! ^ Y o rk w. New York »< D rtrall — f.------ - II Chlraun. ...I,....-,— , t l Chlratu • J --------74 D»#t«e 71 Waahlnulnn If I-till.-t. Iplila, ........ ITII Ml. Duels .1... j----I f ill ir r t, II *.*|* IT .III II .111 II .III II. .I l l TI .III - .JIT »| ,tn cotatandln*. ' Tba Tornadoes fallad to ellefc with th atr vaunted “aerial cir­ cus." bowtnr*r, on* * f their for­ wards babw tnUrcepUd and thalr only, m taral loalng eonaldcrabU yardage. pomptoo continued to domlnata th« pU y bi tha third period, moeily bacauaa of tha hardc h a r g b t tactics o f Cardinal line. - i .. ■ C learw ater, taking advantage of tha (hangs of rules to conform drlth tha Florida style of play, opened It* ' aerial attack. The first efforts provad disastrous, however. J o h n n y Frederick. a m m iio a n a h u b •In** nmt Onty, ■ • • I t m l m AowM Ilan P lu n lf Mill* I tor it aa* The ii a —a ia t New OrUano a il taa t t l —I I 1 Reger* and Thump*,,at Ifitmpkriee. 1’errle. nnd (lenru*. tt AfewMatIlrnk* Hutnaw " for,*the first lime. The other late arrival, another end, was Charles Cobb of Miami, Practice evasions were cut to owe drill • day with Ota Opdlt* Inc of school and the flitte rs will work out from now oe Only In the afternoon*. ' A number of candidates for the frosh squad worked out In shorts yesterday, hot Cowell said freshmen practice would not b e­ gin until later In the week. Dick Bints of Palm Peach, a guard Injured In last Thursday's eirJmmag'V was back In uni­ form today leaving only Hall Undbold qt Glirford,-tackle, out * t l t r a ' acre bach, on the Injury Hat. Coerbvf Cowait and Chat Free­ man drilled the bnckflalil nnd lino separately on blocking and tackling and Indicated t h e y would aertmmage today. e hard group of plays using tha unbalanced line with single end double wlngbeck play*. .Tbs llne-wp for the ftrst siring w m s i follows: Bern Wells, LKj Robert Whiter Young, M l; Fred Ulnae, C| N. A. Harkoy, IlO| Ashby Jo s at, RTj Hilly Colbert. ItK; Johnny Morgan, QD; Darrell Forguaaon, L illi; Leon Lawson, HUH; end Robert Btolnotf, FB. T he eacond string outfit was as follows; W elter Turner, LB; Robert Rpmblsy. LT; Hubert Bmllh, LO; Jim ftlMr, C; Hidnvy N il. R 0 | Raymond Hasty, RT; D M. Telford. RK; Waller Baseball Club Ends Seasdn With Surplus really knew* M i, Jeweler Magnolia A re OOOD Modal A Ford road- HINOL’K LADY, quiet hablta, want* small apt. caalrally lo­ » from $93-00 to $123.00. cated. Housekeeping privileges, b tu n e Used Car Dealer*. Address Hoi 10. Herald, * a"l E :~ » 7 so.OO cash, 1931 t o ^ Fnrd two^loor. Ex- o Ju i» L K T B ~ iiATI! ROOM F u ­ tures In good order, flog It, i Condition. Be* E. K. IJoyd, Herald. WABIItNOTON, Bepl. I t —W —Tha Ualtad Btatee yesterday decided to participate to a lim­ ited eala at In the meetings of the League of Nsiloae Advlaory Committee on .Far H a ste n at­ ta in . Tha adrisory com milt as bee been aoavanod to consider Chi­ n a 's appeal for Inrocailon of tha Lrtfea* covenant Iwcauaa of Ja> paJPh ' taltoyrd aggression. The ChlnaM appeal wsa Mind with the League .council last weak, by Dr. V. K. Wnlllnglon Koo. Calneee em basiedor lo France. Tha advisory commlltrc la composed of t* nations. It >* aiported to meet today. Tba B lais Departm ent revealad th at La land Harrison. Ameri­ can m inister In Hwllserland baa eam m anl(lt«d lhl» deilshm to the decretory of tlm laagne, H arrison was tokr-n following receipt of an In r Jin IIon to Ibis government from tlm League to co-pperete Is Ihu work of the committee Which wan farmed in H IS to advise iIan T*isgue on m ailers ut policy In ronnbctlon with the Blno-Jnpnneae contro­ versy of 1*1111. Ilsrrleon eanl|»n'>d Hie I^aguo that American participation lb* nooeavelt AdM laM rstkm look office to ' participate la (h aw o rk , of lha 'bomtnlttee aa I B°n rotIn i ob»*rv*rj- ' ’ J ,. '* I “T he Amar k m g o ran u aeal recall*," lU rrfaon’a lelU r contlnued. T h a t (ha advisory commit- taa « u crestted subsequent Prompt Relief FromItdunf Eczema Q E E . T H A T S G R E A T ,’ W U FANG. I L L B TA Q T O R G A N IZ IN G ' A M O D R IG H T AW AY— O U G H T T O O E A B L E T O OlG UP G O M E GOOD B O VB .A R O U N D TWIG T O W N . S*— v Q U I C K -— jA LISTEN , have bean authorised to attend lha meeting of the advisory com- Courtom ft Efficient * BUVICE !•( A French—TeL k ill IU I.K i U , LUTS—und tow largest steak ot Grande, “flptoete" HOTEL LEAMINGTON BAKING I m V POWDER One Block From' Shopping Districts nnd Amwcnumu r Delivery. WkSWfiKk FOR M C T O DO IG T O LOCATE NEAR CHINATOWN W H E R E T H E R E U . BE A CHANCE TO WATCH CLOSELY— 1^4- CALL YOU EV ER Y Q A V --IF Y O O EH ? M E Y O U 'L L K N O V ^ ^ p M E T H I ORIENTALS , FROM _*» Itlv* year t.oy er etrf a ln-,wrltfr ter wheel, wheth­ er In. relive* or keh erkooL tl wilt bv a tile help, net eh| Ir during wheal years, ball fiw rtl he a valuable.tvstateir-4ei the year* to cem». Eaey tlTHh 1 If deelrvd. ' N. E. 1st STREET at BlflCAYNE BOULEVARD Overlookhtf Buyfront Park and Blucayna Buy OppomU Union Bon Station MIAMI, FLORIDA Summer Rates Until December Shtfla Room with Bulb—$1.60; Double Boom with Bath—$2.00 r Alfred Simona, Manager T H E R E IB PART O F M V M O B A B Y O U C A U L T H E M ----- --_ EVERY O N E A H A TC H E T M AN . T S W O R N T O D I E . FOR M t IF ' NECE SBARY— L E T N O T YOURY FEET STR A Y UPON; k CR O O K ED P A T H IN O U R D C A LlN C g S / <Stm V U l" J f HEAR In Ar ECONOMY anti SATISFACTION us* DoubleTested/Dov6kAdbn! AW , N cu t r r ,, ^ WU, O U e iN E B ^ . X W ANT X O N L Y GMOOT TO W ARN . O N E WAV. A O N Tl-T ' f—f t VOU/ r~ \ LEVEL, \ D O N ’T Unlit* * ir* M * n l v e la * * w c e iK l-b a a d m a s k l e t i Gulf Station U rS DAN, THE MOST VICIOUS SMUGGLING■ RING. IN THE COUNTRY IG OPERATING IN THIS T O W N -- MV OFFICE HAG USED EVERV RESOURCE TRYING TO RUN THEM DOW N, BUT IT HAG ALL BEEN USE L E G S , W E G U G P E C T T H E ORIENTALS. IUbu.lt mecklsaa. ell makva. ENGLISH’S BUT BEFO RE YOU B TA R T IN T H i e Factory i rooms and bath. Adult Raeaoah Instruction. Reliable men to abla. 0*11 WedMbday. $07 Park to bp AIR CONDITIONING Klactrle Refrigeration. Prefer 26— MiucelDuveoae For Hale d, with fair *4g«a(lon BIX CELERY-"(ieed tod* re e d p to to train spare tlm* 1* aet, boerdlnV paper and celery •rta to iMUlUtloa end wire for sale. Bee Mr*. Bteineff, '*- ltj STOP LOOK D A N DUNN \S«cr«t Operative 48 f ------ Plenty of machines for school use tt DUAL Four wheel 15—Apartments Fbf R$Rl~ With body, ■pec la I $203- FURNISHKtTa room""ApartmentFord roadster, special upaUlra. Inquire 111 Magnolia •el A Son*, Used Out As*. KUHNIKIWCD A n r .1~ 7 k ri, U> __ ■ad on tha bests of a iuajor.de- U . S . W i l l S e e k cUlon la tha field of policy arI . . rl i „ 4 . . , n . . l J rlred a t bjr tha aaeembty In re1u lH U lU l ln d tC tIT H !IlH l l « r f la a m'atlar referred to (ho ■ ’•* council of lha assembly,WASHINGTON. S ep t, S I. —W V ; Tha rem ainder of llarrU on'a —Tha J u s t i n D epartm ent u k fl com mu ii Ical Ion follow*: today It would ask a fed eral -In th B niQ darataadlic of Iho «rT,nd l«ry a t Frankfort. Ky». <m American government, Gio ad- jS rP 1- 29 to Indict “certain H arlai Ttaorr commltten wM created lo MUB,F *®ul operators and othel aid lb s mambera of tha League j Individual!" on charges o f Intar ia concerting their action and I Erring with the wlvjl rights o their altitude among themaelroa Kentucky coal rnfamra. ] and with ho-m amber m*tv* lor The decision to seek the Indict 1 the carrying o(S of a. policy nc* ntent follows completion of t ommended by lha league. Al bweatlgntlon by federal agent a oft' proaant, until th e' U eltnl S tate, H itU n county which Attonm y, | la Inforawtd • regarding tha. tune- General CummtnR* ordered on j Ilona for tba United flute* ROT- May 19 a fte r he received com* Stme/H* AoCiyor <JT)A*w^w MR. FA G A N . Y O U HAVE COME TO M E W ITH A P L A N AND X H A V E CONGIOERCO IT V E R Y C AR EFULLY. X B E L IE V E rT W IL L B E GOOD FOR D O TH O F UG _ _ ?*fl" 118 Bfopoatila which Ikf. t****** i" » r address Ho It h a t, w,n not* howoror, be prepared • l0 »l»l* It* position ta n t u 4 t0 P°llck's P'm * ' u u b m ltto * u *« Nrm a of h rp o lh a lte d ■It* «ulry.'’ "Si fw llp W l i l l " >• yluVf BQe The medicinal wnlars of iho Haratuga Hpa, New York, have been famous glncn Ibe lima of tba Revolution. hew. .M i he had paM Henry L- G ray, PrcsP dent of tha League, 1100.00 fo r e fine- applied to lha club due to e Mealhaavs Vtmm r a w Oe»* *t the loci Lookout! purchased f 470-40 w orth- Yb* Clt of Goldsmllh bnecballa, spent r. nort an< |4IUAfi for uniforms, bats anil thanked M catchers equipment. The cldb tk, wor|, , ntctnlx ri were fined by tho I a-bruo j,,j| t | u],, president for a total of l l l t .0 0 the officii I scorer wea paid 174-11, m iiii n i l medical luppliea totaled $20.(19, 1 and other miscellaneous expense* NEW YORK, ran up to f 149.00. I chapter waa writ! ______ The — athletic association hae one of Long Island (Cewlleevg Free) Fee*, Owe) paid lha City In nuraorous pay-'Jmyiterie* when ' ___ - menta, a total of $2^00.00 for th « |to n s, whoaa wl valorem method of m i n. „i prop­ erty end effect eane ieconomyjlnetallatlon of tha lighting equip-,Juno 0 last from and efficient operation of a tats'm e n t e t the ball park. The club'Stony IIrook Long Island farmand local government. T hose,paid $179.39 for telephono rail* formally announced bo believed elected to the n»il Legislature,and telegraph expense*, $791.49, her deed, must not only promts* th*** for tho upkeep o f the park and things but m u tt coarlnce the $1,399.63 fo r traveling expenses voter* of their hontity and ebil- of the players, tty to g st rsaulti. “Tbs most pleasing ohi (ton on the* entlrs trig was 12—Wanted •h o In m atar dapoelta and fS.OO cash Iowa la Ihu • nation's greatest corn producing aliq*. C lassified Advertisements > It Was The 19th ‘Straight. Win For The Genev*'«Session Will N. J. School As 7,000 Saw Them Get C o itfid e r Chinese Decision Over Al Rogero’s Squad Aggression Charge i t w i 'i W T m ra a iU T n f t h l l i g ! are beginning to brighte e 'e y e bit after a glohniy past weak UuT w et ipent With In•|or»d man aa thwy a rs coming hedh lunch with epved and powW a n d lha lla*. that (till doesn’t ! ■ ' . aa etropg ea It aboutd ha, '■ t n p t d J y gaining tn tha old j m p r d e know lad a*. Tha boys a rs ihowlng some tfcw rnet tn tha work that tired Coach Me Luca* baa planned for M i asd the Foda play thalr » M ( tilt of tba aeaioe in Jackg e trille Friday aran ln l at the E pjH iu iriU e Municipal fltadrnm OfOUel the powerful D ons of M l Ldndon -High flebpot | ' h w th be the rirat game of the eeaiaw for the Trogdan .•peeked outfit which will give ■eatord eemawhat morn of a ekaee* abd with tba new aysppm th at lha Celery F rd i are ■Meg. they will ha apt to giro U o m e big putile for Ibe first qnartar at laaiL .'■ -T he Celery Fed back field I* AM of Ike best hackflsld's that Er.IfltLeeas has nad in n m i time / - k m (he old b tia rd ot i« re ia rrs power Hill lurks In lha shed‘ OWl. Tbs Feds, In the scrim.mode M*alott yutorday, un*' k * » 4 a strong pneglng allark That Ieohs as It It will aid them n to e greet ostent In thqlr hard , W*#4ale. Tha 'attack Is mapped 1 eej, In more or Ireq. an unkfM kibl* manner and defrnslvn . dlbha ars going lo have another ' H u l * In atopplng It. . The Fad* are blocking vary Veil In acrimniage aa wvllaadurf tog other assignments ot that na­ ture. Tha hirkllnld la blocking ■ OW nicely m It they were vclvrEvdfld. They am ruunlng an Intorferanr* on e par hut It will y k»ve to pick up allitllly In or’ d e r to eld those ball rarrlvra. *'During th* scrimmage evasion a pgeglng m a c k was ■UUd t h e n Mrl.uraa ia first eleven through 5 S Clearwater. D rop*_1 Gridiron Tift To Patersoq Pailicipate. In N.J. School By A 13-7' Score Leagne_Stadiei M T ID M I. (.U W rN 4) Mileage I. I r f K w a r Tw® NewHattara Re- Ilrnnklre N»w Turk III m. leiul* I. ?ed And Power ^ For i n i t i a l 011*4ra Blarnl prvvfmi. ifattr. M i im 'n I *ula I I ; Itueton f-J.. \y Prepared To • "Practice Today HI. Dvlfett »t New York I. itt London High DKI-AND. Bepl, I I —lU rring Ifonlrrnl .... . ,,111 *44 1*4 —1 T I a il an] Mg—I It | im Friday Night '“i"*,"h,*.- _th„*wbwith uuooa n atter*win tlaltlninr* ■m A ; full B au d Hmrlha and llargm **; Plerhrr, I Semlnola High School y ' Feds looked somewhat t ' yesterday afternoon dsr* thatr Initial practice seee l the week when en as* re blocking session was Jlteg while the Fed backaw e underwent lha asms v CROOKS MIGHT IU i t / �a^ \ *■•k.vT?1v*.'7£^^"1 if!r<* r ~ j * . :- • . "■■«”." 1....... .............................r r . r ------------------------------------------- -------- ~ ~ ^ .V ^ n V .v . M More Couonnvly/ rPimducad oS«mtnol« c ra u w ic w im iiiw F n s l l And VefaUbJan Hum An Sim [Ur Are* la Anaartai . 8ANF0ED, FLORIDA, WRDI E a U b lL sh rd In 1908 Bombers K illF™ p,“*{:u! U. S. Ambassador To China Is Ordered Leads Legion March Back To Embassy • P o s t In Nanking Cholera Epidemic. Continues Spread S Canton *Is Bombed 4 Times In 24 Hours; It Great DamageDone f r f j 'V •MANOHAI, ta p t. tt— (A P)—An unabashed apldamla of ahatara *pro ad In ihanykal today dwarf Iny tM throat from tho olooaly drawn C h in ..a m*4 Japan*a. battta llnaa la tba w ar tan a la tha narthwool. Of Hal at _ outialtoo dlaolooiad th a t mar* than 1AOO oaooo of eholara hod boon eon n rated hi tho InUrnatlooal Pa m oment end Front* canaaaplan. Tho opldamlo waa aaaaldarod tha vrorot In ehanyM I’a hlatary and la aproadlny a t tho rata of tOO »**•* a day. NANKING, Sept. 22.— (AP*—Lea* than" 48 hour* . after the British and Amerf J e a n protests to the Japanese , ’government against the un*restrictcd bombardment of th is capital, more than 50 Japanese airplanes twice num d death and deatruction from th a aides today killing, wandlug. L or banting to death ■M th a n 100 thine** refugee*. faareU lust ‘a t .Canton today ln a uariaa e t devastating raids by Japanaaa bombing plan**. The fourth attaek of the day and tha sixth within 14 hour* came In mld-attemoon. Xstlmsts* of tba toll In Uvea and p ro p e rty all unofficial—mnuntad hourly. Foreign aye-wltneeaea told tif pile* of bodlea, moat of them Cl vll tan a, In tba streets of the southern Chinese metropolis, o f fld a l comment on the havoc wrought by tha raiders waa laaklag. Japanese airmen appar­ ently w ere trying to crush tha m orals of tha Canton populace. Railway facilities were taxed by Ibtonga trying to leevo the city, i The killed o r kgurod In Nanking w e n mostly those who had been ‘ to o feeble or helpless to join the . exodus lo ts the safety of the (C w llasW — r s g . T i ros) Japan Apologizes , For British Injuries TOKYO, Bejrt-, U —f l V - J a p .n today expressed reg ret fo r tb s woundtag of the British em bassa­ dor to China Jn a a aerial attack (•Staid* Shanghai and British rq u a r ta n aald Die note met de■ nada fo r an apology and aaaur- »»*• (ueh h td im ta would not again occur. ; The British dsmsnd far punish■mmi of tha aviator* who ma‘Utted gunned Ambassador Bir /Magba Kastcb.buU Hug.ssen csi I that Japanese aviator* r weondsd iatsntlanally or pagUganus nationals be­ ta a third aounlry." • . & Protest* Again Agsinst Jsp Bombs GEN. DENHARDT SLAIN ON EVE OP MURDER TRIAL Attempt To Balance Budget Also Meaha Discontinuance Of j Public Works Act R a l p h Bagwell, Se­ lected Secretary, In CommendcdForPine *' Work Earing Year WASHINGTON, ” Sept., « . — (AT—Informed fisc* I official* predicted today U»a A dm lntalrw . tion will trim work rollof •{Mod' Inc iu b .U m l.ll, during th* p u t flam ! J f itr In on effort to balaned tha budget. Hearings on th* IPStSO to d r a t already h a r t boon atartad by Daniel W. Dali' artlh y budget dlroctor. Prooldant Hooaevalt will aob* m lt estim ates to f toyr m In Jan* uary. Tha cua for tha raliaf pro* diction came from a statem ent > * "Tha C roat IdaaU In our na­ ■oad yesterday tjr Marvin It. M ttional Conatltution m u lt ba Intyro W hile House secretary J vitalised by th a Waal lam of. tha saying Mr. Rooaarrlt baa matte | paepla." aald Rabbi Morrla A. a final allocation under TVS7 Fob* I pw pw t MM Shop, principal apeaker at tha lie ' Worka Extension Act. rry u lir weakly luncheon of tho The atalcm rnt a*Id tha naod Sanford Ktwmnia Club nt noon fo r joba providad throuyb PWA today In tba grDl room of tho had derronaed................. with the paaabift f Vatdei ilotol. If the economic extrem ity. I t r e ­ Tho Ktwardnna nlao held their ferred also to "the need to cor* nomination of officer* for th* tall tho federal budget.'' com Iny year and Sidney J. Nil, President Roosevelt- on the loiol attorney, waa nominated eve. of hie departure fo r a for tba presidency of the yroup two-week*' to u r of tho we»t, an* j and wilt enter tbo final alectlen nounced yesterday the wind-up | without any opposition. Dr. 1). I F of allochtloni under the new pub­ Caawell waa nominated for the lic works program end *aid Dili The niyht before he wna to have gime to t r i a l oirain on rharye* of murdering hi* fiancee. Mr*. first elce-J>r*aldeney while J. L. m aant the end of PWA. Ho alaa Verna C.arr Taylor, Hrlg. Gen. Henry II. Ih n h ard t. form er lieutenant governor of Kentucky, wo* Marontetto aqd Julius Dlnyfeldrr admonished newsmen not to a t­ ■hot to death a t Shelbyvillc, Ky. Mr*, Taylor'* throe brother* surrendered immediately afterward* were nominated for second vie*' tribute politico to his visiting president. certain cltlea In th* w rit and and officer* iipoted one of them a* udmlttinit he f l m l the shot*. The picture of Dcnhardt (upper Arthur Bn*nan wa* nomlnatrd steering clear of o th a n , and aald left! I* one of |hla latest. It w j » made Inst A ugust 10 during summer urm y maneuver*. An liour treasurer and Prank S, Lamaon h« might make a flroalde radio a fter the kill iny, a crowd I* shown (upper right) at the hotel dour In which Die general fall dead. , for the flnaatlsl aocnlary poai- talk on future public worka policy The man on the floor lietJiiM u* D erhrnlt was found. T h e C arr brother* aro shown (below) ju*t p re tty , vivacious Ann Bishop of: lion. Fourteen man were nomi­ before conyron meetsa fter they aurrondrm l. I-efl to right: Jink Carr., Hr. I’. H. Harr ami Hoy Harr. The confession Tupelo, Mis*., stepped high and nated 'a the directory of the orDiscussing the wtnd-up of PWA wa* attributed to the latter. * 1 handsome tn leading tbo A m eri­ the president said th a t this emer­ tr.o tl* * a d OO f i l l Threat can l* g io n ‘a spectsular parade gency agency waa established 14 In New York. She la shown a* stim ulate construction and cm* tba line, of march headed up ployment dining tna deprottlon F ifth avenue. , and th a t It hsd fulfilled it* m is­ sion promptly and affectively. It* added th e n had been a daTha reg u lar an reH n u at p i vet­ 's ran a In t h . Civilian Teonasrrm •reusing-need fa r-th in aifanuUUon for I lie fro- It Wftlcr fish Ini* I'silr tn IIn' with the passing of the economic tion Corps will feska place in Future wear luturo, AB-i It. Julttumn. "estrom lty.’* H r said he approved October, possibly between the unde their m ill nr, reported lin t u aa “sound public polky’1 the re ­ l i t and 20th , according to Infor­ jection by Secretary Ickes, PWA . lpimhi'r nf nttw i*«iiit**wti* wills mation received from Jam ea O. adm inistrator, of many applica­ *'n or enoli p ities will lie mid*el ilur Ilu ff, aarvleu o ffk a r of the tions for loans and grants because their f,1(! (h0 rnmllig year III the H»t Amrrican Legion hero. • IB s1' n( VnntesIs In elilili the urftiue it had been found the applicants It wa* also Indicated that the h nil- liniiun ulroady participates. state quota for vetem ns had been An liilrrestliiR emup.ittsiut 1,1 ■t. I, C(b'uii. chairman nf the Increased giving H eel- Kwmnsiprogtlculllli.il lit*'til o il* (uduy announced that be"|ihu ten­ UIHIIUH, t IIB eswv* n , g • Wteveei ...... ” W w a larg —er. numwnteet-ulih tlees 11101110111 u-nl in the member at tb s association, an b*r an opportunity to «nroll thar* dered hla ri'«itV'Hlleii as clialt 11nili ,| H'Blos in i" nimlij by K*-n nounced today, adding that this In the July enrollment period, Hrf, would b* confined Jo:g4 |M 0tor «r urth (luatnrnHou, Hh'i 'recently Heinlnolp Cnuilly i 'IhuuIuh Heard, ram us I. taken In Sanford on All veltrana who desire enroll, 000.000 annual outlay for Deoil year, julurued trmn n tmir nt ttweden man tg (lev, I'm l I', Gunn In tb s average of every two years, ntfnt and who have not previous- control, soli erosion provention' mnilnii an,I* Dmimurk. He wa» «t»u np Tn^alinssce uii a< i uuut id til* r i a n t ware also formulated for ly filed application* a r t roqbw t- navlgntinn improvament, rivers nellv- pntuled In speak til Or" nr it tdiii tlou a* edllur- and nninsRiti the nbaarraso* of boyalty Month #4 to e rn tact tba Vetarona Ad- and harbors, reforeslatlorf, drought bud ineotliiK of t In* Oelido ('tuepter id the llrollicibeod ii l Itie laua-i In Dctober by all tha churches m inistration in Bay Ptnaa and area reservoirs snd th* Hk*. nr N» nn (ha ‘‘Value of I h'Iik Time mollro Ktnimi'u mid Kiiglutiuum's of tha CHy, This annual obaervsecure the necessary forms, These espendlturo* will b* sdir wa» I'rojrrts.” apes on tba part of the churches Aa during previous enrollments, ministered by tha regular eslstMagatlno. Kent. Tlueto who were nnnilnated fur tha Rev. Brooks Indicated, Is It waa, Indicated, teterwn* .w ith trig departm ent concerned. Mr, (Ilcmt slated Vila tmirnliiR id but nttlee* diirlmt tile iiimlnR yeut that bo would inmiumi tils duties not only in Sanford but through- depandanta would, be given » uni to ' uWo: president, _ I ja n r jr II hI" n* tbe edllur amt muiini;rr nf out the nation. preference and alaa th a t veteran* urrrse unit - Hubert M auser; viee prnet- Ibu mngiiilne I,, t’ leu-lund, Olilu, Appreciation was eipressed at honorably discharged from • year, (lent, K '’ uti>iib <!mliiva*nn amt eu Knv. J, mid Hie duties nf the meeting ic the church at- previous enrollment would be ellilvlllra it,mi llllrhln; sneretary, tlarntit Uiul uf f ten would require him tendance committee of th e Kl- gibl* fo r ro-enollment if »** ,K. A. Clause, tlnbrit Clnii'e tend line In spend the fa lse r portion of Plana for tbe annual conven­ wants Club lot tna work they month* had expired since thetr i n I'te vny Itule; treasurer, llrtbcrt tion of th* Florida Chiroprac­ (Continued art r'*a« flo ss) proposed to do In advertising discharge. tiles Jnmtnes, (leorxn Mauser amt Loyally Month and also to J . L — ■ _ tors' Association to b e . held In llielll j lluwnril I lad le , repeirter, tieorut the McFedden Deauville Hotel at M arontetto for hla corporation w n riti i f also Mauser amt llarnbl t'laute; idMiami Beach Oct, I and I , ware In advsrtlstng through th a Rita E l k S W ill M C €t lid til el.-.nr. A les It Jobiiaoii, discussed a t the mewling of the hoard of directors of the organ­ masting on tho Dally Vacation _ , , _ , ' " „ „ n v isation I" tha Valdes lintel here Two Imys en tered , their nppfl' m b it school which * m bald last Tha Iceal Order o f B. P. o . e . Hunday, aoodrdtng to Luther T, enlinns ter inemberi'hip In Troop summer. This report showed th at " r o t *" th ali Club r Does, president. ft nf tho liny Seoul* of America Dr. Does la cbnlrm an' »( the at tho regular meeting of the rommllls* for tba ronranllan treat a ra r bald In Baaford, I roup in the luiaetnent of tlss- Ju n ­ end he Indicated th at arrangeDr. K. D. Brown)**, praatdant ior Hit'll tu-hnol Tuesday night, manta had beaa made t» have of th* organisation, waa naked nrcuiiling tu II. K. Morris, scoutthree nationally hnown speaker* In communicate with each of tha Davrlnpruent of tha proposed Twelvo nesree* were arraigned master. at tha annas! conclave. women's organisations ta th a poJ lake shore park la the prime ob­ Imfore City Judse Frank I,. Mil­ Tho boys were' FTesI Wight snd Those who wlU probably speak jective nl the Hanford Junior ler In a seaslnu nt Itn- Murilrioparating enurehe* snd ask that they gtva tbelr Influsnc* and asat, lb* eovantlan ara: Dr. Harry Chamber of Commerce, accord­ pa| Court yesterday a f t e moon Kollia T rsw i't, and Mr. Morn* iudirntnl that if the lads passed E. Veddak. president of the Lin­ in g -lA - K_E_. J g J ta y .. xli-n tire J. -A U pleaded • J l H t j daring October to (tree* rrsrtlt .• < » -Ilw - -y f coln emtagn M cntroprsrttr. dent of the Junior trad e Inidy, ■rlallims with alil'li Iti'-y were t t a m n e u m y 'nvj«iprmimt«*tfpr fag Loyalty HoBth,n Boy Beirut they would be nd‘ who will dSilver addresses on 'In their luncheon In the Val­ charged arid only two received milled to the hi ganiration. "E lim ination of tha CTbest." Dr. des Hotel yesterday a rommlllM sentences. At tha session lli.tn-rt Altman, O. C. Bader, dean of tbe Nation­ waa appointed to meet with the J<m Kuril Is was given nil a lte r al Cblropreotle OnUage. will ad ­ City. Commission at HiHr roan- nail to of n flu film nr 30 days niujUtarit K quhnasler, discussed dress tba convantian on “Chiro­ tar meeting In the City Hall In Jail w hen,to- was found gutlly Iho vslue of fiist nid to Hoy practic Gynecology," and also Monday night, to ascertain what of Ireliig drtiak and dlsordi tie Hcouts with those, attending the Mamber* of tba Sanford Botlee "O bslstricta." Bornarr MeFwtdan part nf tba park would be the and Joe Beals waa Riven a 30- meeting. fovea will patrol tba Baaford Mawill also appear an tba program meet feasible for detelopm esl day suspended aetileneo when be plctpat Baaeball Park to prwveot Dr. Does Is eervtag »*!• w o­ by tbe organisation. Was fi'iind guilty of disorderly * say damage ha property o r pO> oed yew as president of Ike Aafeeing. Chief of Police Chief Key Th* Jaycees are vary murli In­ condor i ih a rfrs . ■octalloss and many Important terested In this project and' p|pn Throe negro women eelrealed O. Williams aanouaced today. •tebaagaa h ay s been made. It to tab* the Initiative ln Its de­ IB bond" when <hey failed loopAnyone caogbt Iroapassing or waa learned, maul Important ol velopment. It was reported, Tbe pear ta-fon H>" rourt In answer NEW YORK Sept., 22. —OP)— damaging th a proparty la any which la a foar-year course ' of bony eeema tn favor th*%con­ disorder Ir rm iJarl charge*. Thu Tha American lo-giun today **■ way w ill he sab jar! to arrest study In order to obtain • license SI s-l l !•* Klsle. lected Loa Angeles ■* tji* city and firm. Chief William* added. struction of shuffle board court*, woman worn to practice cMroprgcUce In Flor- b at plans |n Ibave the m atter to Ophelia F.lil- and Fannin Mile. for iha IU3H contenlfim. A large amount of moony ho* boon OSpaudad ky tha City ma Joseph (Irani, r Irurged with as­ N ational Commander H arry W. tba dlaorrllon of tba City Kalb* tho p a rk daring tba pa«t year dent bad glean Mm "ado taat* sault |ri r-ommlt, roblrery was Colmery aald the parade yester­ authority* ggd approved the exA t th* meeting yaaterday FrAd transferred to Ibn rrrunty and day was “one of the biggest, if William* wa* appointed chair­ also Will Mon charged * with not tbe blggoit psrade'ibo Lirglon pandlluro OP |g I M H J M . baa avar held." 1'olkc Commie man a f lb* program eommltloa breaking and entering O thers arraigned before Jrfdga ■lone!. Valentine 'esllad It tha tor tha n e tt week aad an attendaaea aammltien was appointed tu Miller were; Charles Holton, “most marvelous dnd orderly moke a n effort in get a larger fighting, UUinl**'d; Dork need, parade ever staged In tbe City nf attend a n te of membara at thair disorderly conduct, t dismissed; New York." Ike Ffagter, ■lmigq,.-wltli vlnla- Chief In*peeler John J. Beery weakly M ath eons U rn s f tho ilanllary Dnllranr'*, estim ated that close to 2 000,000 A naUan-wld* study of parole dismissed, and Ira Chamber* and persona were jammed along tha with throe mile route of march. Many proetleps la being made (or. the litre ? Ingram , charged daearfmdh l e t juatlre wUbWPA p a tl t. larceny. were also d!s-| of them never got within a block For Preiidencjr Of Kiwanis Club Rabbi Morris A. Skop Commends ldealsln U. S. Constitution Officers Are Nominated Glenn Resigns As By Local Future Farmers Chairman Of WPA Planning ~ Board Regular Enrollment In C. C. C* In October Completed Report Is Made On Fiscal Items. Chamber Spent $2,132 LastYear In Nation W i d e Advertifiintf T. R. Stmjwon and RalpV F. Harwell were last night, unanlmounly re-dpeted PreaU dent and Secretary respect* ively of the Seminole County;: Chamber of Commerce, afc one of the Inrgcat meetings jn tho history of the Cham* her« Board of Directors! Other officer* elected Include* Brnl. F. Halnea of A ttam ont* Springs, Fleet V ie. President; H . •I. t’olcmon nf'H anford- T rraiur* r r ; and the fnllowlny D istrict Vice-President*! No. 1—H. J . Lah* m«n. Sanford; 2_ J n o . McIk >i , S r* Sanford; 3—0 . B. Searcy, Lony* wtHwlj 4- F . W. Talbott, Ovledof ft—A. q . Wayner, ChuluoU, t <’• K- Adam*, *•V Chairman of tha Meet Ion Committee, reported the recent election of members 0tV the Hoard of Directors fo r Urn Chanitirr of Commerce new fiscal year beginning October i . Proat- ’ dent Simpson In welcoming t h a ' new members, cautioned thorn re- ' gsrdlny a section of tha organi­ sation's B y la w * which p ro e ld a . that "Failure of any Dlroctor t» ' altrnd four meetings of tho Board consecutively shall autamatlcaUydi»<|uallfy him as a Dlroctor or ’ Dffteer." Mr. Rlmpsog staled th a t Ihie ruling had not bean carried out in the p a st- bw e~that- I T ' shall bo strictly adhered to la • lvocal Railroad Man HctomeH Editor Of Plans Completed National Magazine For Woodmen Meet Here Next' Week Final, frtnns for a district m actIng to be'heli^hare' next Tuesday - ij ' were * irninplatad --* -* -* ‘task‘ r----v o niln niuht at lb* regular weekly moot­ ing nf the Woodmen of the World A* Dm American legion H ut aerordlng (o a report made today Chiropractors Plan Annual Convention n? r.M ~ e «. At 8:00 On Friday Jaycees Consider [Not Guilty Pleas Plan To Develop [Entered In Court Lake Front Park By Twelve Negroes PoUce Will Patrol Municipal Ball Park President Approves Plans JTor Census Iaegion Will Meet In Los Angeles In 1938 COTYNEWTBRIEFS All member* with th alr fsmllle* have tn-an urged to attacul. LOCAL WEATHER W eather Forecast I'n rtlr cloudy with light M b fered ■ bowers Thursday- and -en­ tile east coast tonight. K itreaw northwest Florida—mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday, Daytona Ttdss Thursday's tides, high, 0 l44 As" M.. 10 ;0S I*. M.; low, 3:23 A s' M .,-3:&2 I*. M. Uaremater .! Today, 30J ; yesterday, 30. || Freclpltatiaw 'T otal for y*#t*rd*y_________JBS Total for -month ........... , M T Normal to data ___ M B Tauspeiwtarwa ; il Maximum* M ; minimum, T4, t,J llsrald reading. . Official Rapart High Lm f ! S,.]' ■ .« ':/! ■ ■i •'2 . ( .1 ; iv •* 1 1 “ * . TiBfrjlhr’TrTi.'tS �• »• ■------n---- * * L____ Uiillilgliiii 1 1 1 iii ii ~i i'liiniMli'riiFTMinnrT Drunken Driving _____ Ifc Tampa' the other day three persona who lied been charged with drunken driving during which the livee fit fellow clvlliane had been aacrlficed or endangered wee* gfaten.pelooa .tenna .raBgiwg fonm~gg.daya.t o J B, lb-year sentence was given to a 38-year old cral worker who hed run down and killed a-28-year old laborer on a grove Immediately after having drunk nine bottles of beer. Evidence produced at the trial brought out the fact that the driver after hitting the pedestrian had failad to ■top or attempt to render any osaistnnee, but had driven ClUMrity TrtMt Fond r tfrtfe U R O H . If A Burglar G«ta Into You* Bedroom year M b M U • I tU f b M T ta b tb .n w h g e t lb action would b« How many bur£)a r | there s r r, how big and bow llw operator any l i — ** well ST«W JrW tw-tbo -efc-ymO. was also shown that ha was driv speed although, after drinking the ine bottles of beer, he wgo probably Incompetei * ______ _ all. The next ease bron it forth a five-year sentence -for a negro, driving while drank, who killed a negro woman. ‘ r tiling about this santaocele its mod­ The ___i moot 'Impreoalve th eration. The judge pointed out that In Oils cam the drunken driver was not driving fast and that he stopped hi# car the minute the accident occurred. That, of coursa. is worthy of consideration, But the woman was k ille d nevertheless. In the third case a light sentence was awarded a woman for driving while drunk. She hit another ear and wrecked it. but nobody was huyt, so she lucked out. Per­ haps the 26 days spent in Jpil will give her time to reflect, may prevent her from driving while drunk again, %whkp fTTW O P U N I f lI I M K N T : Them crudely fashioned kilter* and toy pistols w a rt the In­ she might kill someone. i*eo caasslh the rlgbtaou* to The awarding of jail sentences for drunken driving strument* seven convicts used la an ULfatod attem p t to brash out astray Is* sa evil way. he A M l hlmaelf Into hi* own seems to be the only effective way of dealing With this of tho state prison a t Folsom, Calif. Two convicts weru kill ad and problem which more end more is endangering the lives of S guard slain during tha riot. Above, Otl* D. Babcock (lo ft), Sac­ citizens on public highways. Driving a car is dangerous ram ento County district aUdhtoy, and W alden Court Sm ith of Ban these days even for a person in the full possession of Quentin prison, examine the arm s, . his faculties, but when his brain has been thoroughly ke O rundu Sentinel baa a drugged by alcohol, of one kind or another, he la nothing > df*M f o r Its editorial page. I W* most say it Is very br- morn nor leas thun * potential murderer if he get* behind ting, .looking Ilka tho New the wheel. k tim e* on a Bundsy picnic. th e y aro saecutlag a lot of U a'Ja Busalt these days. Bel Pb over there, anyone is a r|.y *. taUmatei even In the p n v aty hla own boudoir th a t p e rlu n . din occasalunilly err* alight)? running th* Boviet government B ept , m . - v d Women In PoUtics eb e» and arad police. iW r n ' n aab eg u t i l a • row to to act w ithout gath u rt ._ ’ • with la mm, roach o f a t oad ooro th a t It ready b r, no* lh* w raps* a t th a opportunity, probably whoa d rg lar's back’ I* tam ed. aid* m a r bo around. U m lin h u nporfmwrt w h e n thara aro other people w a doorman handy, or If youbo In . weil^pokmlW .p slg b t'w lh ifl you naturally stand -a bettor ckanco of a ttra c tin g help th in tha poraon In a sccfoded prirato horn*. throught ut tb« year. •4 between JlOO.OOMOe | . ** AJ> Feature Berrien (ra.eee.eM * a i bequeathed, 'Ju st bow (o r you would go A. W . Mellon education- In follrw log aaaie of them aug•heritable ..ss C 1 gfetioM of N*w York C ity* no estim ate ot Itg value Police Commission, Lewi* J . ads by the three ese c u -' Valentine, depend* on how tough U e m u te . Peal Mellon, 'tb o burglar is. K< H Drum, ihe .soyi-lo-] N ight house burglars. says the •d Donald D. Hhcpardt< Commissioner, te ll into tw o genJ nlturney to tha form er era! clsaae*: *• Saeok thlrre* who steal money fn n g en ten t with R egister l i o n pent* poeketo and purse* iM Huston, a ftoo.MO ( oftor climbing fir* eacapea to g et w h provided for Iln ie e , In. S »nl la aecurltle* of th e . The dangerous type wh* carry tots to b* p lsrec in tho weapon* which vary according to T raet Company under a 1 th* kind of robbing in which they aa an nsoentor w ithout bond. ^ While th* hulk ol tbo **Ule w as directed to th* educational and charttabla u n it, tho alato’a tag experts said Pennsylvania would cotlael up to to percoat ot th* fortnnn. Th* percentage, they explained, would be collected through the sta te 's tran sfer Inhrrllanro tax. which d*ea not exempt charitable guests. ■•VIC* d r ^srwjLirAT.00 von Notice Ir hrrebr u l n a (hat t J. T. MonniSOK. w».o wae co«. rlrlrd In th* Circuit Court aT dsmJaul, Count*. VtartSa. a t ito % ?*V S£tr n IM * . af the iKrA, ||*. T often** of armed ne b k e rr k*d *»*l**c*d therefor to .Three (I) Year* will • *|Mr Mr clemency to eke H o t, a m i d of Peril,ne. VaUabaame, Kterlda. at l|a next re g u larva*eet< J. t . M onm ooN Martin’s Gafkge la Allowing A 50% Discount on $2;061.32 R. N. NIPPER SIGNS 0 F ALL IIMDI UO PALMETTO AVENUE PHONE l l t - J of pest duo account*. 1 helped you,now yen kelp m* General R epairing Truck A A uto Sorvie* Bod lea—Apringe—T railer* A price you can affard to pay Martin's Garage t m member* of th* younger deicing set a t Palmetto aro going Ik* Big Appl* one better. I t I* called th* Bandapur Hhlmmy, and F*rndoxlcaUy enough, according a* l»#wa roporU, It Is no otleky The Amtrlcan ambassador to t China loft N anklig, after bring r - warned to da so by lb* Jsptnc**, •p few th a t hla roat tall* got . c tu g h t in tb* embassy door. Other >i' Cmo a u y staff,, also warned to IcSV* ram*ined a t their post*. It W as.an Inglorious exit for th* American, but of course It was Him* to keep this country out of War, And y st one wonders, In a worse. In fact, women mny rightly claim thst to them can l>o traced the bent of the nodal legislation of the lust decade. Their influence hait been felt* and for the general good. “The national Philippine aitnembly haa done no harm to the lalanda by enfranchising the women. Social justice him been norved by .the measure. When justice in met the body politic will profit by It. In giving the women the vote the Philippine* have advanced a step in modern civil­ ization of whieh many older countries cannot boast." I* there*** the pandemonla. It { RUtti hsv* her if ’ g rra t ,|idH. .too rrnllsUc for ntmfort- Iktugii H X —■ o--------- Avhomsiador l*etrr 8. Iloy nf ~ I ganford Is today's new nirmher. i- St* qp*ilfl*d m, a Motorcade,!- Imrk . l a Jaan sry nn Cow 17. *n<l 5 |s*4-»**k won hla rtp a on No. 41 fcy fggaglng two cows,' killing •n s. -M y oar can Iw photographed for r a o f . - he aasurca the oecirt . la ry of A1I0MA. If th* meeting t ; I* not to*, fuddm and teverr, cowl *» Frohably do not mind running ln: to him, as ho Is a doctor of vrt• W intry medicine and i|utllfled to . lend er first nk) and nil. —Phil ruth help a ta ri their stalled automobile. Jealousy of an employe of Mr*. Taylor’s I-aGrang* laundry and ,1. pnsvlon over opposition of her fnmlly to h t r projected m arriage with tho general, weru drawn into 'testim ony aa poialblr motives for suicide. The commonwealth, ask ­ ing tbo iloath penalty, Insisted iteneral D cnhardt she* Mrs. Taylor mid t»swd lirr body into a road­ side illtrh. The (la rr brothers hung a blan­ "They salt! th at before any ket over their cell window yester­ shot* were fired they saw Gen­ day to avoid tho stares of p assen eral Dcnhardt reach for hi* pocket byMrs. Mary P ryor Brown, 22, and they thought he was reaching mid Ml>* F rance, Taylor. 17, p re t­ for a gun," tho officer said. Tha brother* were formally ty blnmlo daughters of th e slain charfod with inurU *r,yrtlerdty-in wltivw. visited their uncle*. A ttorney h ly rrs, who had come w arrant* sworn to by County A t­ torney Coleman VMght. A rraign­ to KjiaHiyvIllo to confer with p*oment waa act fur Friday morning Iumlt, said ho would U atlfy a t the am )-4h»-G arrs remained In the G am * trial th at Roy G arr, th* Shelby County Jail. Clark said no man ha said shot Dcnhardt, "saved effort would bo niado to provide my lifw-'* lla said Dr. G arr, a veterinarian, bond until today. Circuit Judge Charles C. M ar­ leveled a pistol a t him but Roy shall,' who prc'kled over General ■cited his brother’s hand and. I D enhanlt’a first trial last April- shouted : formally granted a commonwealth II "Don’t ahont the lawyerl*' request a t naarby New Castle, lo jI General D enhardt did not apeak dismiss the murder charge against IiW o re he died. th* Ideutenant-(lo\crnor and f o r '1 He was frro on a continued mer head of the K rntucky N a ­ •24,000 bond a t th* time of the tional Guard. Tho second trial shooting. What action win h* taken was scheduled to open yesterday. Tbs body of tha doifghty- 41- against the C arrs rests w ith tho ycar-old Denhardt was relum ed tihrlby County grand jarjr, which to his home town of Bowling will convsne October d. Major crimes In Kentucky am pr osecuted Green, Ky* : Denhardt, by Indletaseat Mrs. XUaabe | THE “8PY MONOCLE,"0 latest Invention to .win pop­ ularity in Nazi Germany, looks like an ordinary monocle, but iuatead of being nn ordinary glass la a mirror. Held ugnlnkt tho eye at the proper angle,- it permits the wearer to observe unobtrusively whether anybody behind him is spying on his conversation In search of punishable utter­ ances ugalnst tho State.—N. Y. Times. - - —■-o THE DIRECTOR of the publishing house. AlbrlghlHegati, has *bedn condemned to. five years' exile because ho declared In a private conversation that he loved his dog better than Mussolini.—World Events. WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By PRB8TON GROVER tb* general’, dlvtrred wlfai a The net public debt of tha brother, J. 0 . D raiW Jt. publisher, and ■ eistsr, Mias Berth* Den- United Biatas at th a end of tk* calendar year l i l t waa ItM S I.hsrdt, live there. P riv et, fuaeral service* will t*e held a t 10 A. M., Thuraday. a t th* lysIrsUy won't bo aatiallcd unlraa tho’ hill laclnde* a aubaldy fa r ootton grower* to offset ta riff preset­ tled oh euppliee they have to buy, ia n a te r EUender of Louisi­ ana want* to taako th# farm er oetf-auatolfcldg by requiring th a t la return fa r tra p benefit* he must slgu a pledge to grow moat Repairing Diamond Sett and ,„ E a fra v in g Finally, or perhaps net fhsally, itov*r gk* may hapiwn to iksU rity of tho New tjeal o r parts of tho country, we If anyone la Key West will aaso to ila g th* praises of Nit Rooiem lt. There a few iago eighty p a re n t of the u t a wag. on relief. EveryrailU gi t opt had left Buildings wort delspl■ stTMta cempletsly dc whDe a dsspondent pop I OaiUieV ineaey to give ik , o r iaitlallv* to know Irn'Th* fsd sral govern•ksogsd s ll th at, made tack to tho farm httt a svquira. msot th a t tho Praaidsat do something m a n energetic about pualpldg new eurreocy lots ctxcuU U j d . Thor* la already ’ authorHy on th* beaks fo r the V I •t p �<1 4 T l a 111 III ' mEMTFT*7? f • i •' ! « .♦" \ : 1 ■ 'V . :V > fr* r ' •••* ’ --- — . * o m i rr» « (C o w tla .ra tha fattire. IS a t 8 M • clock. T ie Yeung W asne-t D e p a rtm e n t *f t i e Method let Church will M w it* regular Junior Choir p ra e tk . a t tbe church annex a t 7;*t> o’clock. FRIDAY The Olri Scout, *01 s e c t a t the L ittle D oom a t » : 4 » o’clock U Iqavo fo r Ssnlando Seringa. T he reg u lar bualneae meeting of the Sanford T ovaaead Club wW ho held a t 8:00 o'clock In thMg' club room* In the Walaka Building. Tho public la Inrited to attend. Ifo n e s • The O d e r Spring* W ater O f. B m . J*01 be cloeed the ' y ear round on Tbumdaya a t 1:00. 7 out orders earijr. M atin g Is Held By Dependable Class i P i i , owe) to the City Briefer this mornlug. was given on tbe s. S. S. Club Meets ltritnA‘At Hutchison Home The Hutchison home In IndiAn Mound Village was the arena of the f l n l meeting of the 8. S. S. Club yesterday afternoon. During the butlnrse eratlon tho following officers wrre elected: Lou lee Per kina, president; Je a n ­ nette Potter, treasu rer; Madalyn Truluck. editor; and Blais Hutchleon- arcrelary. Refreshments were served to tho following members: Hie Misses Louisa Perkins, Jeannette Potter, Madalyn Truluck, Elsie Hutchi­ son, Estelle H urt, Jane S h u ltt, Mary Wight, Evelyn Stowe, Mary Wiggins, and Jane Uoyd. U f a .. L uther Lalte and Mlai Q a re Jtankia warn joint hostesses to tbe busineaa and eocial m eet' I big of tb e Dependable C la n of tbe Methodist Church a t tba home o f Mrs. E- A. Lon don berg Mon­ day pight. A rtistic arrangem ent* of red re s t bod* decorated tbe tables of the rooms. A "Oolng-Away" parly wan Tho m eeting w*« called to & Je r by tho preoident, Mr*. M. D. Decs. Riven In honor of pbll Stanley, Mrs. V. L Smith led tbe claaa in who le leaving for Louisville. Ky.. et SanLando Spring* Mon present w ere: Mrs. d ty night, Danclug and iwlmmlng were W. S . T hornton. Mr*. Harold n p pleby, Mrs. M. D. Dee*. M n. Bert •nJnyed until a Isle hour when Chapman, Mr*. E. C- Smith, Mr*. the gueete roasted wiener*. Tho*e Invited *to he with tinH- B. McCall, J r - Mr*..Atice Ward, MHuR. M. Mason, Mr*. Paul honor guest w ire: the Mliuo* Johnson, Mr*. Luther Latte, Mrs. Evelyn Echols. Krejyn W ilkin­ Squires, Jsn rt W.' T. W/ooley, Mrs. D. R. Ulrsy, son, Marsarcl Mr*. H arm an Middleton, Mr*. Chapman, Nancy While, and latuNancy Brock, M ri. E. A. London- Ue nos*. Also Rll| H t c m p e r , Woodruw kelg, Mrs. D kk B ay , Mr*. J . D. Ollrei Miller, W aller Catlabth. Mr*. O'. X. Goff, Mr*. n ite r, V. L. Smith. Mr*. D. D. Smith, Haynes, (Juy Wood, Raymond Mr*. Q artruda Mulligan, and Lundqulst. R o to Echols, Vail Toole, H erbert Motes, and Karl Mksa C lara Rankin. Evan*. w Phil Stanley Given “Going Away” Party CARD OF TRANKS To express our sincere appre­ ciation for the many kind wer^a* de«H and offering* during ( u recent bereavement In the death of our dear Wife, Mother arid n u t D a rt Grandmother. hU lime In lhat rlly. S. Rung* Mr. lllenn I* replarlng the W. F. Runge and Fisa .fu rmcj, KilliUL,xmt^M*n*X*r-hdn»{ ■ Mrw F, M> Nature who lias hold the Family position for iho pa*| 3$ year* Mrs. G. R. G ilbert and who Is now retiring un a Family pension. T . It. R u n g e . in n letler In The lleruld lids morning. Mr. tjleun said, 'l l . I* with deep regret ihat I Dud! LEGAL NOTICE It necessary hi rrllnqulah nn | work o(i this Imard. but, owing i> Tt iili ii rim err 1 T H H T or l l : !*Y%TM H P P lJm tV lA * t* IT In mi ib-rtlnn bv the 33rd l'nn-j TwiIII; it n m T i m r m m or veiillou a* editor and manager! * • : t i i M t i . r . i \ n i u r K i v . .U i O F AAIBHICA s of tbe llrntherhnod of lAieomo n n«-rar|H»m|iun. I' l- tl niK f, live Elii-men and Englnemcii'a r U l ^ l ’U II K I'R U ) U O T T Ia lN ti magutltn-. It « tl| la* necessary IMV, it ltd*i*«si*4i( «iii , D f k t n k v L ■ that I res Ido In rltivrlattd, Ohio, . N«1 3Jit i: o r %i \ a r m ' s u i j most nf the lime,-' .M«*H'iT !*• li» i by i ; H » n l Ii• t u n , Mr. ilh'nn nlxn 'satil this morn- ( if#r iml itj' flriUK* nf m fforiI nji*w log that lie |dmi* In |navr this . «*( « cl (i’l r - . t u M i i r nl*r#«l ih« till* *1-0 »»f K» A. IX illy lei Cleveland on or Shout ! J»!*• !• *?a ( h u t i r r t u l n **»iiim» D#nrt* •»»n hi ihf* (*ir«*uU F o a r l o f I M Ort. f l u r lt.il. In «nA fo r «iho In .W iring D ip anliouneemeul. • • tu in lr **f B rm ln u lr . trk tn in Mr itlrmi told a Herald report­ <v|,» t*(itii|M ur «"f A m rM fli, m r o r 1% ii ln ln l lff, n p d Fln> er, "I net ret tery mueh my bav­ iMirattfdt* l*i*tf* i 'r l i i H ull ihtic, In& . m ro r* in* In' leave Hsnfnrt| to takn |»«*inflrtii I* rt »f cm ln nl , |, (Vi» un* i - Kii. t S|v* .-Jrt I Mm U t In ChoM* the pie it inn and I wish to men- •.Ir*I/, w HI iiff'rr for noIf oMf lion Ui.il I sppreelalp the ronp- ow l. f o r rn.ali* ml (It" f r o n t d o o r o f I I mp l%jyrt tUiaford, Station of ihe Pity amt County rii tiM ci. ini tin-I 'ltuf iuhr t In l a i o f Or* CoriniUtlnncra and ihe local civ­ fo l* rtt A l» l»IT . ih o main* ha* r |» a > «»r l h « t ' l r e o l l il- IioiIU’s In niy pa«t work with Ing I. n ImIhIilOc «n I h r I r a n i h o u r * the Nat loll at H ennery Art and o f nn !r , I h r fo ll o a - ln a d r p r H b a d rnltilr otid i>riBonal |ir n D a r ir . the Wmks ptogres* Administra­ (till U Mitf ii nthvlriu lit f lr m la ii m tion. fctiiiil*, i n - w l i ; l i r a In c lmliiH Hctiih o f ‘"I lrc| tloit the projects thsl I h f N'ni i iirtiiHt r u m o r o f I l f have been effected under the X w rlh rrrp l Q im r f r t uf th a X ui»|*w i**ii q u a r t r r o r N rriJu n W. p. A program in Until t h e SI, Ti*« n*liip ;n Hiuiiii. I ta n a a rlly onu i minty have hern u ao Ka»l. r u n W e s t E l f I r ( I t ) (r » l rut I»ulrft o f l t r « I n n ln * . great ns»e| In the conilunnllies Inn W f»l H IK r l* 0 i (M L of the county. h ontl i K lichi )- |I * | foal. KaW KUlr (C«»> frrl. Norlh Klffhlf "In repaving tha roads and IBM) fu r l tu i»ulni o f bo*In* •Ircets the rlly and county h.t* ulna? Improved In Its appearanrrs lu ,\n t| <i U»i th e fttllu w ln a d ra c rlb * # a great evtenl and the wnrk hast *,n ,h* I lH\le Ainrinisttr Mmlrl rellevnd tmth n r g a ri l i a l l n n s In M.iclilniHi l i l t . t a k ln x C u re‘ nt t h a a r m y o f un (C tls H i ... rewiw .***• ••# ) I C ss s _____ The Sanford Lions d u b will g an lint ion which includes seven hold it* regular.-w eekly^ macUn* J W I l. . ,ThOU.wrec..'L.Jfg. Sirngaon. tt-nighl a t 7:00 o'clock In tha 1L 11. Pattishall, Kail K. Nording the p art y ear, showing that grill room of (be Velde* Hotel ac* gren, Ray Fox, Jam es-0 . Sharon George W einstein 1* In New a total o f «1I32.(< - - hail. a_ cording to an announcemeat madc John D. Jenkins,- (1. II. Workman York on a buying trip fa r Tba spent in telling the world nbodt this morning by J . L Galloway. Style Shop. W alter 8. Coleman, Mr. Ding, th e attractions of Seminal* Coon ty. TIM amount w ai almost hqlf J. L Hurl, deputy Volltctof of felder, Sanford Doiidncy. O. P. Mr. a n l Mra. Hobert Haynes of the Chdthhtr’s lotsl revenue of lateraal rovemto,. wa* In the were dinner guest* qf Mr. Cotton $3,400.00. I t also caraparei to Chamber of Commerce building Ilerml in. Dr. D. Cl. Scott, Fred R. Wilton, and R W. Ware. M athsr In Orlanda la st night. tha amount of 1382.0 spent fa r this Buirnlug nnd en plained va­ Introduced ‘by Kiwifnisn Ding advertising In 10.1(1, $37(1*3 in rious phaaea of Iho Social Secur­ felder. Rabbi Skop, youthful min­ William Spoor o f Dunnellon u 103$, and $200 31 in 1931. ity program to a number of lo­ ister ta the Synogngne a t Ur. visiting his brother- IE- M. Spec, AttenOan was also railed lo cal busluese men. landl who Is of Ruaslan-Jcwlsh for a few day*. the fact th a t Clum ber of C on piltnliCfi* nnd filuciitiHl a t Ohio mere* 'fond* to u tin g 1 ( 02.00 had Must Worshipful (jrand MasMra. M. O. Balk of Jack­ been spent during the p art year ta r Ralph B. Chapman. Frank L. EUU University and Ihe Arner sonville U tbe guest of ber daugh In mahtng necessary repair* to Mltler, F. I*. Forster, D. E. S. b an Hebrew Inxitutr, said tha' the (dials In religion as I ter, Mr*. Georg* Weinstein. tha City owned Chamber or Com* Starr, and C. J. Humph returned * no further * than m er e* P u d d i n g . yeaterd-iy from Okeechobee w here, (jle Idealism of the Individuals Mr*. 0 . O. Roller spent Ut* President Simpson commented they attended the district meat week-end In Lakeland visiting upon tbe duties performed by the Ing of the Twenty Second Dla and groups existing In a com mu idly. The lla ld f further sakl that Chamber o f . Commerce, stating trici A. and A. M. the gi est- ideals in our national th at during the past twelve Cons 11ut ion must be vitalised by Lewie W right left Sunday for inM|th* apptuxlntalrly 14,000 The wrekly merlin* ut tho I (eland where he entered Stet- piece* o f outgoing mall were hand Snuimilo t.lun Sea Scouts will the idealism of the people. In pet fret English nnd without U niversity a t a frrshm aq. u addition to the many be belli In Iho Sanford Junior other activities necessary to tho Hit h Scb,ml Tnuraday night, a semblance of foreign accent, the Mr. and - Mra. Clyde T anner.I plotter performance of a Chamber Hkipi't-r of tlie Hemlnule Lion, Rabhl extolled the fine spirit of M iia . Ruth Baker, Miss Clifford •„( Commerce. rilllurd Dell, nmmunccal today, fralem slitm among religious de Baker, and Sam Thompson Tha director* rommended the adiilna Hint a program would be nominations m this section- and •pent Bunday a t Daytona Beach. Het-relary upon Ids Hue work arraegeil III eelobrnllou of the rejoiced in the progress made liming tha past year amt voted club's in el nl Ini ion In iho nation towerd literalism nnd fraternal Ism in AmericaMrs. Jack Breeden, Miss Bon­ Idm a't Incress* tn salary of |!& ol ••iRaidxalleii. He declared that while we press nie Breeden, Mis* Thelms T urn, per month. An appropriation of forward the positive elements of t r and lld y t Woodward spent 110 for etpeifses incurred by the Sidney J . Nix wished to r e ­ rummnii mnh-istanding, tin-re are Sunday aj New Smyrna. predileut was also approved. mind Riwtinians ,about the boat A radio-broadcast campaign trip tomorrow evening. The party certain negative factors which E. 8. Hockey has returned from 'rponanred by the Florida Comrasr will leave a t d:tiu o'clock a t tha should lie eliminated,' namely pre judlcr, rlesnl mind nnd depart week's visit with his father in 'ria l Secretaries Association to foot of I’alm rttu Avenue. mental mind. JstonviRe. Jnd. and relatives m jn irh racketeering was discussed llshtii Skop went on to rny that Terre Haute, Ind. Tim plan rnvolvrs fifty-two fifprejudice retnrds seriously the I n ti minute weekly radiu broadgrowth of brotherhood anion* Mra, W. A- McMullen li*o g e m cart* presenting to the public men and nations. The rlorrd mind to Huahnrll where she will ap< ml d n n iiitiiatio n s of racket* which w ill not hear and will nut endeavor some time with her brother, C.'csqh- day confront ihe business t it win t’o u l.r No, JOS. to understand others and the daBourquardcx. jm.'li, 'th e housewife nil I others, J Irwin Jr- rartv n n a ln r N s part mental mind Is a one-tract employed. a.M giuphically explaining 'row such My dulles." Mr. Glenn ashl. I Il'I ' i t l l l !^(tl o «' hm * y i l t a r mind which is reasonable and U. E, Ilnyle and A. W. Halil* rackets may be rrrnginxrd and Ih A lr u ,H onker, •'will luko mt a»«y from Ban M .tNllsMPtl t'r.m l-sss lis t I just in a particular m atter of hus|- ford and Florida and my feel­ of Bayonne, S'. J, are visit lug embed. Meinla-ra of tlie Hoard 3 iin ^ nnd o n r-h alf to n lurrmindiiig eounlryalile. poxen* nr-«, m ilnls or in social life but Mr. and Mr* J. Ar Zerrenncr voted favorably on piuticipation ing* and Interest will always re ­ I A m i l l i n e r T r u c k uih! Eq ui p* o f inreii'tlinry Itomh* and high exix errant and indifferent to other no ni. ’ for n few days before going lo and further iinnounccnn-til wilt be main llui Mine, and nt any lime I Kwh ti i a l o r If*** \ l n r h l n « Kcu * Cuba. made In the near future as to Iho pVtsive* fill into tln-lr wrelcheil m atters of pcihopit more svriou* Hint I nut’ eulled upon (or nld, I atrnw Iml* in (InHsiakwan slum Importance. program. The skita will he prewin dn my hrst." • fnt iiu eu ......... uf satisfying Friend* of It. H. Thomas will pared and dro mat lied by the staff d ls lii'l helween the walled sec. # I» n spirited npprill And hurst s.ii.i I m i l rte r r e r n nd p u r s t i a n l t a he glaif to b e in thal he hsajof radio's "March of Time” pro- lion of tlie city anil the Ytm gtte of rlnqurnre,1 lie Urged that “ we tin- f v t n i s t h i r m l . I sail the ship of stale Into the river. I. F IIO V L IL l«-en removed from the Fernnld Igruuia, Niwri.it XIa st er In i h t n t e r y, The hut* burned like match lieniillful harbors of brotherhood, laught.m Memorial Hospital to* J. L, M .iu n tcttr, Chaiimuh of tlliiilu ir: A <11 hum. ' charily, love and common inter­ boxes. Many were trapped nnd Hulii-in.r fur I’lsln llff. hi* homo on West F irst Street, in special A d in th i n g CimimiUi-e, --------I of the St. John* River Improvement buried to death, At many place* est.'' Mr. Ding felder urged nil in Mr. and Mr*. William Stich, of j Anociiill.-ii. pn- -, n te d 'u pro|»>s d heap o f dismembered leg*, arms, Mt. Vernon. N. Y. and William plan of udvei| i - III.: tile St. joint* ami lu-riils were seen., The odor otsreve Loyalty Day ill ult tlie Diesing of New York City visit-1 River lo ynchl-im-ii and fisla-r- of the Imm ing Inwlies sickened churches Oil Oct- 3. fur Hebrew* WABIHJvGTllN, Sept., 22. —(#Vt rd Mr. and Mrs. A. F, S tirh ’im n. Imludr-d in (lie set up. is n the <tm.-i arh and appalled Hie and Oct. 3, for Chrlslinn*. The meeting w a, presided over A henvy H n am pf taxpayers') (ierhera recently. Jtravelogue pivlqie of the St. srpsi-*. Dalnlen, 4 Year The ll>es o f -.'ll Americans, In­ today by vice-president II. D. Inllnis hi to - the Federal till this. Juhiis River arid environs lo he I’lanlM. Hiblacua, J Caswell in the abaanee of Presi­ cluding seven women, were en­ Itinmh has reduced the deficit a n d ) distributed lluough otic of the Old. Ktmcy leaf CaUdlutuB. the public deld Treasury account larger motion picture dislrrlul- danger. -I by the bombardments dent Howard liulig who is ill Ail Colon*. Rooted Cal* Among other gprst* nt Die Looks sliom-d yesterday. ing lioutes, space in the niagaxim- -iml tli? screen of ftre raised by On September IN, the public (intr*: I-Ixuatrum, HlUIe* "Mutor Hi.sting," illuvtratid fea­ the CJiiiU’ M- ntiti-nircrafl Uatlrrle* meeting today Is-sides Hii' bi Skop, c u n , Parodtac Vine, Flam* Memtx-r* of the Si-tninnlr ture slurirs in prominenl publica­ ugainsl Ibe raiders. The Chinese was George E. ltotlini. Drill ict lehl dropped tvelow $.'I7,(MK)^HNI,. claimed to have brought down Soper intrudelit of Ihe AI laid 1c UPi) for the first time tince Ai|Vine. Wnter I.llian, Bo* Chapter Number Two O uter of tions end attractive signs nt four of the Japalu-sr raiders. Coast Line. g u rt 21. It etonl ul 3 Ili.M'.U.Wi.’.miO, I’tan lit. Rtmett. Fool Ceil* Eaxtrn S tar nllrnded the DeLand strategic points along Iho East The Treasury retired $:ifi0,«ooDespite the air raid.* United Chapter Number Sixteen where Coast Canal- Cities and coiinly Slates Ainliasssdor Nelson T, nlrurllon, Landncaplnf, AO Ikiu nl niatiiring disrnunf bills last the Worthy Grand Matron. Mr*. orgsniiatlans Ip the HI. Johns Johnson and Ids stuff returned w h en t h e .Chlues i- ni llilm y r o m wei-k, using rn»li from thirvl-quar­ Flanth Guaranteed. Gold Charlotte Perry, made her official River Valley will la- asked to par­ loidghl I d Iho embassy (rom m au d itiilereil till rits m u sk s ter ilicnme tax ctdln linns. Fl»h. ticipate. Memla-ra of • tlie Hoard visit lx*l night. tlie Aincrli-nti patrol, boat l.utoii t h ro u g h in il tin* r l l y emitlsi al ed The deld may gn slutve $37,000were enthusiastic in Iheir diseti* A lovely hant|iirl was given alsinrd wlileli they had luken for m ilita ry purpu-e-. iM'Pjlktu sgiiin nrvt in.inlh, when hir the Worthy Grand Malum sioa of this project which Mould refuge slneo Tllesilny. Johnsim H un.I II'.I s uf 1lildiri n u l k e d ihe Treasury, plans furtlier t o r j and oilier honor guesls at Hotel bring large benefits In Hnminnle Iini l< aieil ho was ready to re Ibraugliiiui Ilia h I r Ii I len tln g up rowing. Studies now arc under j Monroe Comer County, and voted unanimously to la-xlngl on, main al the t-a|i|lal. The Cliltiese s i d e w a l k s Ip tin* b u ,l oc*« s r e l h m way to detormtno whnl type nf s c -! hear Ihrir proportionate share of During Ihe meeting which fol­ expressed r i I re nto grui (Mention t o r o i i s l t u e t d u g n u l s utl.udliig • u iittrs should Ih< issued, lowed the banquet, the following the co«l, wheu the details ale nnd Americans here assumed the) a t least h alf t b a et l y 's pupulaCompleted. person* from Snnford were in­ J. L- Inglcy reported that hi> Amhnsailor had received Instrue , llnlt smite h e i n h l a n r e nf s h e lte r troduced and greeted; Mr. and special committer was making lions final WasiilHFloii lo return. It Ilia g r e a t J a p n i ie -n air a t i n a d a Mrs. Glenn E. MrKay, I'sst Recurrent rumors ilutl Japan s| e a r r i r a n u t its l l i r r a i In blnw Grand Patron and Past Grand substantial piogress in the plan Inlghty fleet, wlileli threatened’ N a n k i n g nff t h e llinp to interest ivtiicd rnilrond cm Matron; Mrs. It. K. Crenshaw. pluyes in Krmlnole County a* a In desjm y lids eapllnl h v .iu ii.il • Mlllluiy e x p e r t I! sa id litany nf Grand Instructor' of District 2 (; honihnrdliiellt. ptanileil lo wipe tlie iliigiiuls Wi'tn (lentil I m p ■ Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, Grand place lo make (heir home. Those ultrndlng last night's out the eli it and m ilitary popu a n d p a i n t e d mil ' ( h a t tnlliip sliii R eprsm tallvo of Virginia; Mrs. h l l rl t r rn kllh-d n s tmniV Chlltese I j I Ion with a gas" ulluik sprond C O I I K E C T M E N ' S W E A R l i t j i u i u v 1 svba^ iv tv 1 1 i itv a ii meeting included: W. 11. Rallard Murray Jarvis. Past Grand of Altumoiite Springs; Mrs. Pru­ ■ ■ .nils- iiinonn lliousan'l of ctd- n l Ilia j a p m i n s n raldi-re di d i n s Electa; Mrs. Estelle 1L Elliot, tnrdny In llp ’lr eiwnnil " p n I (nil dence Bruno nnd Mr, and Mrs. oesd linl-iy. Past Matron; Mrs. It. C. Moore■ Fear of > ra* nllaek Increased n a r y r a i d " H u t h e i l l y . F. E. G rifler of Fern Park; Fred Worthy Matron uf the local Forward of Forest City; J- A. chapter. IsMrnil aial W. I , Frig of Geneva; Others attending w rre; Mr*. JK. Mr. and Mrs, J. Til.lt n Jacobs of C. H arper, Mrs. Charles L. Hnv- loikc Monree; Cru. II. Bridge, J r . 0 aon. Mis. Joe Corley, Mrs. J. L. C. H. Hrarey and W. J. Wells- Jr. Crawford. Mrs. E. Jarnbson, Mra. uf Long wood; E. 11. l-urn-y nnd e have ju st received these brand new Ford Russell, Mr*. Morris Moses. D. K. McNab of Paola; and the boys’ suits. AI1 in hard finlsjutl wur*. Mr*. Charles Kaoner,' Mrs. A. fallowing from Sanford I*. E. 8U rke and Mra. C. £ . Briggs. sleds. . , in-st |irttrru s m blues and greya. Adams, L. F. Boyle, A rthur Brannan- (Rio CntJwrll, Many Car All with dnutitr Lirasted spurt tuUK d ials, EMERGENCY vNH'NClL DIES ring!on, II- H. Coleman, W. S. vest and pirated trousers. Bulk to stand ColeiiMii. lb I . Dear, W. II I'uhard wear. Sries 10 lu IN, priced a t ly -.q K s.P u * -, 11f . Diillore, R. I.. GlennWA8II1N0TON. Kepi, $ 12 .:>(), extra trousers $3,60. —President R oom-veil abolished W. M* Haynssi 3. L. Inglcy, the National Emergency Council- P. H l.nmson, T. W- lJtw t.i. II yesterday, effective next Dec. 81. J , Is-liman, J , I. -Mayentctte, John ■kKiteh. Kr., II B. Pope- G. K. R*lrqi-. Jas. (1, KKaroo, T. *- KRmergeney ratlous of corned Slmpton. P. lb Smith, W. II. Tu« beef and hardiark are part qf nlqliffr Pmi iso M, Tunnitliffc, f(m liv miztuiv* *r«l nil coltufii in i th e etandiird equipment of < Fred It. Wlloon and Bee rttflj y ■ HADr im Fill 'Ilf I'alUfl IIB- . , 8 1 Rrn U If. $. Marine, R a lp h I tu iw ell. I'rk cd $1.60 lu $3.W, r*pMe rt A re ■ D A surprise birthday party was glyen Mite Evelyn B igfera In honor ol her birthday Monday n lfh t by Mr. and Mrs.’ Roy Red' ding at t1heir home Tb Park A re. The d.nlng Utile was overlaid w tth an Ecru ' lace .cloth. The table w et centered with an am* her bo<e| of yellow flower* bal­ anced vy yellow U pere In amber holder*. PrearnU were opened and at a late hour refreshment* were eervrd. Thoer Invited were; Miss Bvetyn Diggers. honor gurel, Mrs June Iluu millet, Mr*, fferry La. gonla, M in Josephine T ar bell, and Mr. and Mr*. Roy Redding. ■-| r r v T- : ? T » " ^ j ^ ’T T ^ y r : ^ ? v . ' f t v r ../ » • • . VN . ., — .*—■. . ^ - t—;-------- _'- * T. E. Simpson Is CITY NEWS BRIEFS S. J. Nix Slated Glenn Resigrts As R e je c te d As Fof Preside rvey Chairman Of WPA •naaOwwaa •>■■ P s n la spending a week In Tampa, C. Of C. Head according to riiiortnallon glvaU Of Kiwanis Club Planning B o a r d B f c iG liA M I O R D A N , S o c ie ty T ^ l o r THURSDAY 31m . Oo«*rae*tioonl Frlsndahla LaMjpp w in meet | t l 4 0 o'clock of lira . . peorge W»«t p i n t S t m t . re n la r of t U Rebec kah Lodge wUl ••• U. S. Ambassador To China Is Ordered Back To Embassy P o s t In Nnnkingr iM i'kf # U. S. Debt Drops Below 37 Billion With Sept. Taxes ■** i • « I. J ! /. -I - I For Sale DeLand Meet Draws A feth offlil1flloup Has ■horal Eastern Stars Meeting On Monday “New Faces Of 1937“ Is Playinir At Ritz Mr*. W. C- Colemoa, Hr*. PorMilton Berlc hreomes an over­ U r L arulng and Ml** Sara Myrlcfc entertained the member* of night success as an impresario th* p in y ‘ F ifty Sunday School a fte r a crooked producer induce* Class ef tho F irs t Methodist him to . back a sure-fire failure, Church a t the Mr rich home In in RKO Radio’s guy fllniunlcsl "New Face* of 1937." Lab* M ary Monday night. Heading (he elaborate rs lrs v s The regular btialn*** mectlnk wag called to order by Iho pres­ ganxa besides Brrle are Joe Pen Parkyskaknrkus, William ident. Dr. T. r . MrDinlel. D*- ner, votlonai was In icharge of Mr* Brady, Jeromo Cowan and Thcl a B- McBlarrow and Judge It. m i Leeds. One of the beckers of the show W . w a re . T ha following officers way* alected- for the remind within the show is pretty lia r y e iri Jpry. Carl WlUlame. pr*s- rlat Hilliard, whore sweetheart, Idfnt: B la - O. B . ■ !«•. »‘c« Brady, a newcomer to the screen ptenU ant; Mrs. W F. nryan.*e<- with a beautiful tenor voice, ndpry- treasu rer; Mr*. 0 . E. Uo- the author. This brilliant new B larm r, vie* ■scretary-lrsaaurar; team hold* up the romantic Inter Mr*. P o rter L anslni. ropoter: est In the musical. Joe Tenner play* a goofy as and Jadga It. W. War*, teacher, .president appointed a com- plring theaplan, while Tarkyakerto raise funds for the kus I* a stooge for Cowan, tbe debt w ith Mr. Bari Iproducer. Thelma I-«d«, a form er chairm an. Mra- Carl WII 'radio and night club star, play* Mrs. C. K, McBlarrow. tha producer'! girl. Seven new songi ire Introduced decorated at during tbe show. B sntea by Lor­ with Fall flower*. Aft raine Krueger, who plays oppo­ ’ business meeting enter site Joe Fenner. Mite Hilliard, wa« eajoyed under, th-r Ann Miller, Eddie Rio, and the of Mr*. C. K McBlar chorus feature several of tha pro­ duction number*. [ a large screen porch. Other novelty act* include: M « hour a salad course served to the followlni Lows, Hit* A Stanley, ,lance and comic trial Derry Deane, violin ‘ judge and Mra. 8 . and Mr*. J . H- My prodigy; Eddie Bio It Brolhefe; and Mr*. R. K. Kipp. eccentric dancers; Loris Brothers, entertainer*; Tommy Mr*. C. B. McHlareow. Mexican Mrs. C. E. Williams. Mack and Uert Gordon, radio Mra. W. F. Bryan. Mr. comics; tb a CbocOlateer*, Negro B. L. Caldwell. Mr. aa« entertainers; Katherine Brent R. Rims. Mr. 'and Mre. Dorothy Roberta- singer*; a, Dr, and Mr*. T, T. Tour Playboys, thythm group; Mre. A. M. Remu- Carrol Kinfc* BeUeriaa and Patay Eschr Price. Mr*. J. le e Parsons, child singer and 1 W « H Mr*. I* M. Telford. dancer. K- Cborpahtna. Mrs. J. Mr*. L. M. Rwafn. O. Coleman. Mre. P#*«f Mr*. P orter Lansing. Mlesas K athryn Til- you may fed this way Lapri*. Dtrlan* m a rcauK of cooau^atiofi Telford. ’ Emily Luj, bored, groadiy Conatipatlon U an enemy of pleasure. It dull* your enjoyment of the beat entert a I a m e n t and th« beat friend*. • To nnrl ect constipation ia to lm-|£a aerioua trouble, f o r your Health’* sake, take IHack-Draujfht at the flg»t idfn of constifiution. Yoo'll aoon fed better, Here'a a laxative that U purely veaetable. and reliable. Try It Back-Draught A GOOD LAXATIYJB ►x* 1 W. C. HAUTUNE B .L. Perkins B o y ’s Fall Suits 3-Piccc A11*Wool Double lircaated! W School Trousers *T H 1 L A ST T R A IN B. L. Perkins C O R R E C T M E N ’S W E A R M A D R ID * —And— F r i e n d l y $5.09^ *^ Fortune $4.00 Pst Me is SKfllKI SHOES I LOOM DMTIL YOU* l PAZZUPI ■ H H I M |r * 4 l M ||R a»9| MEW FA w Florsheim $9^0 up w; This start haows boy,1 W * know how to t ( t h f t a s a d w h a t t h s y should <i f if. SkfridU r S h o t* Ate our t*oi«w bc (Iter Kift l i f t U« ttjU « • H f beecaauM um U«r wsats ■as a tkx • t a r sad foot c o m fo rt li a s t mother sisal i. Stop la s*d M* them. SHOES $3*# SMART FALL FOOTWEAR SIZES 1 TO IB. AAAA TO EEEB ¥ v* lip l < - -‘J a , 1 M i • •M ■ Vs "j ■ i1 *? ! J �* mM mmM mmwmm'm And Mpreftant Display Running I.Driving Power While Sidney Nix Shines For Second Team Line___ _ y JULIAN BTBNSTROM I m H 8f«rti UlUr •d Coach Leonard M i L b c ii hte 1W7 protege* th ro u fh a I and tra c k aerimraag# **%■ yesterday afternoon on tka school practice field which ad ta pro re th a t tho fed* ara ig right along and will be In ka aprlH* Friday aeenlng. Tm surprise of tho afternoon I tka way. th a t U>* Seminole and atring, mad* up a bunch good aired boy* and. m otily tel> duram en, want through the a tp Fad elaren when the le t k g took the defensive In s t­ inting to down Ih* atrong of* ate* th a t the second atrlngere -T k a aecond team'* line made kit tee largo enough to drive a trUek through on manp plap* and Ska wark of baekfleld men, F rank M art bant, 'Douglas* Stenatrom, Fred Dyson and Leroy Cooper of tk o gaoond firing, waa proclaimed OUtrtanillng bp tha large num* k ar of Bemlnole fa n * , who had turned out for the Deration. : O f court* tha atorp wa* dlffm erit when the l i t string took the offensive but not to aoon. The attend a trln g e n displayed a do* tensive th a t for 14 plap* It/ th* ttre ltp they could not conquer Iho [wwderelaumrn. On the first plap Jk n Riser of th* aecond* inter* key tad a paaa. On aaveral other plapa man broke through tha line ta d nailed beekfitld men who w a rt attem pting ta pta«. On manp plapa tho vareltp Fed* war* stopped on tho lino and thrown for psrd losses. i B ut when U|* f lrit itrlnger* Sagan working imoolhlp they ripped and tor* ’’over line plapa ta d around th* ende aa well ■■ off isek la plapa and when thep mat* fared their p u n tin g attack tbap ahattered ail defonilv# mova* ' The work of Sidney Nix. Jr., C 'p ia te td a p afternoon when he wee ; on th* otfana* and defenilva ' aides, p iv td a wap for him nnd %-jpioirod to Ihe local mentor* th at r.’/M w et In there. Nix waa coming ' through tba line while on the d«- fenilr* and spilling the ball car' t t a n on Him plays. Charlie L*visit, second string , - and- did u m i very •commendable >Wprk fo r the'local* and th* scrlmmag* seemed to- prove yeeterday th a t Coach McLucat.haa got more yraervei than, he thought he had. . /. Tho IS 4 t vrhu took p art In th* v'Biaaten praterdap fought aa If It ' were a gam* and proved th at th* ' 1N 7 eleven waa going to aim for Another good season fo r Seminole R o s t e r O f L a n d o n 's C h a m p io n L io n s O f S o u th J a c k s o n v il le 19 StrpigbiL tWin* 8 T p 5 W i Charlie Tate Again Georgia Club Oil To Lead lions In 9 But G-Men1R T o u g h Campaign Bases As Joe GAINEgyLLR. H» trie F Jak’ Sept. II.—Dm MeShaao’s netted 0 -Mao. champion* of tka Florida m ate League, laat alckt boat ’ a t Ik* Municipal Stadium agalnat Cordele, tltle-boldera of the name •Yjif,, Mach < - Dean Onnn _ — Perry -Wflaen* • - .... Cl* *4* Oe»l* 0 L>eebar ---£ er ■rare tlewden .. Lawter** Uoerdrn Claude V > /kf ... Warr»e poller ... PeraLInx leal) ... Pel* Wlleea John Hebine ---Leon Rhereoli* .... William Jnhmon W aller Plekei .. m i Vrrway -----Jamee Woodall ..H oard 1(1 \ a Harold Prlre .... (luard t i l * Head coach, Oaorge Trugden: as* latan! coach, Fred Rdhalm; bead manager Jo* ‘Oswald; aa ■1*1* 01* Rudylaaa Martin, Rob a rt' liar net. Jo* arahem Sanford lllgk'a F a d * . : . r - J , ■ The/Southalda Im a V ^ t been A lefrated’ * in g * ':iiflj. £ t Xfm liess/cam p ald m barlng-V ud oj> a 'record of IT atralgkt rictoriea. Tka clomat tho Lion* h a ra , coma to defeat In th a t atring of trlom pha wad In n poet aaaaon a ffa ir laat p a ll with Tack High o f A tlanta, gaining a 11*13 deadlock w ith the crack Smith lea. A fter p attin g hi* *qa*d through a 46-mlnot* scrimmage and than drilling on p a » dofonao an wail a* a g ilm t running plapa euatom* arflp amplopad in tb* N otra D ana alyl* of plap featured bp Santoro, Coach Oaorge Trogdon announced the following atartlng lineup for the eeaaon'l npenert Claude DaeJa, 161. loft end! Pershing Scott, ISO, left U rklkt W alter Stoker, 176, left guard: Jam** H urt, 170, ren te r: Jamee Woodall, 166- lig h t gaurd) Pete Wilcox, HUS, rig id tacklk; Fred Dunbar, 166, rig h t and) Charlea Tate, 170, i|u*Tt*rb*ck; Joe Gavin, I I I , left half: Jamna Lpla, 160, Mack McCauley, 140- To Replace Player Don McShane- manager of th* Galnravlll* G-Men of th* Florid* S tate Lewru e , telephoned A. E. Cooper, secretary of th* Sanford Baaaball Aaioclatlon laat night, and atkad If the O-Min could b o r row EUia Clary, Lookout abort* ■top, to tak* the plat* o t abort* •top- Ruaa B*vtll of th* O-Mtn who sustained a broken leg in b u t night'* game with th* Cordate Rada, 8 *r*H'* left lag wa* broken In two place* and be has been la ac ­ tion only a few w aala aa h* lies Jiut recovered from an Injured arm. Clary waa notified bp th* Ateoclatlon but they decided n et to send Clary aa ha ii recovering from a tonallltla operation. Othera who ara alated to ao* plenty of action In th e game In* _ Graham, ___ICC, *nd| eluded :Joe W arren Potter, 175 tick le; P erry Wilson- ld t center; Wtlmor John­ son, 146, geard; Gil Verwap, 178, guard; Dave P ratler, 130, and Oscar Baldwin--130, halfbick*, anil Jack Hightower, 101, fullback. All o f the I,lent- with the ex* caption of fid F railer, are In good condition- F ra ile r, datin '* chief u n d tn tu d p a t left half, la def­ initely o n t o f Ih* gam *.. with a broken rib, Coach Trogdon an* noun rad. London laat paar defeated San­ ford, 81*7 chiefly beeauio of long runs bp Ram flardm an and devaata tln g drives through th* middle bp Tate. T iekita fo r th* landon-Sanford gam* ara on *aU a t Donald*on'« •nd th* Sorvlra Drug Store on tho Eeuthaldc. — ------ —------ ------- -T- Howell a t le ft tackte, Harkep a t left guard, Ganae a t canter, Young nt rig h t guard, tone* a t rig h t tackle, Colbert a t right end, Mor­ gan a t quarterback, Forguaon a t left half. Lawton n t right half and Btolnoff a t fuU hack. For Scrub* | T urner a t left end, Nix a t left tackte, Hawk* at left Ml* --------- IT 44 guard. Riser a t ranter, Richter a t arch --------- I I »* ........... .......... 11 II right guard, Stanatend a t right lyn ---------- 41 II tackle, Telford a t right end, nail _____ 14 at flphia i t aa , i n a Ilne-upa for peaterday'a Cooper a t quarterback, Merchant ANUMIt'AD I.KAOI'M im age aaaalon are as followa: at left half, Stenatrom a t right Now Y o rk V an ity ) W aits a t left end, half and Dyaon n t full buck.' U n r o ll ... ISESTXSBmQS fied Advertisements add poara to It* Ilf* with D ollar A Gay'a Paints. F o r_ l* iV l TOUR Watch repaired bp jrM h thayV* been "B rat F o r n o who really know* how. The Booth." Stanley-Rope re jRJCfc J o n t W , Magnolia A re Hardware Co. Moral Venetian Blinds. 41 Cants ter aq f t flo ra l blind* uhsable. B u fo rd Awning A Shade BPANISH MOBS, any quantity . 1U6 E. tn d SL Phan* 764 J. Bra Clifford Walker, Geneva .t lj .I I I A ll .aat George Aubert Seen At Plant Field 1st lim e This Season Suae IteveU, able In Raider, apralned hi* wrist. I t * / tttaub, regular catcher, la o at w ith a brokan finger, The a - M u were oathJt. t l to I, by I ha po woeful lied* of O or dele. Dut Mcfthana’a men won hr coming from behind In Ih* beeantfa Inning w ith, a four-reb barrage In aoon: I lift flral eteiorp. U •I’adgolt Vnd Andy Sierra, laft* dukur, pitched fur (laliiearlll*. Padgetl wne hurt In the aereulli Inning nnd Sierra carried on. lliilli pndgett nud S te m b a t* been r-nld to ibo Pllteburgh PIrule* for Ilia I t l l aaaeou, " In Urn reventh Inning, ‘Oalnoa* rill* rallied aplanlp to wipe nnt an I B deficit. nogino lad Man Accuses WWe,84, Of Running WlthMen IMlfaburdb %. »tSSL fin* small ten* and Upright* ef FleeIda. Aba. * practise planus. , National Plana • Voluila , Am. aMOIIUlA.pfmMIIIA PLATOPP Cerdil* a t n alarailllt, I ill. Hew Terh at nilvouo, U l t ot Block If *t ’ Che smelt S Tocher** A fd.tten te Beeler*. • r ie t Uh,. * receding ta Plat lhereof of - record la tb* vubUe reeerda of ■eniaot# County, p in n ed » In eddltlon to the aieeonti eppoe.i* eerh panel ot liini (no foregulnx schedule. Ini nnd n* halite* aa provide* law on tuch dellnduont I nn* or special aeeeesmeatk ■ether with a proportionals of the reels and etpenee* of Bull, are I* be enforced feroetaeod In th ll tali. Ton nr* herahy notlfUM te pear and mah* yoor dlienee tho said Dill of Complaint *i before tbo Ith day of Oeti Clerk of. ea B rt a . v LKAOUK TOTALS American. 716; HbttoKaL 6l l J Total. 1146. .. „ . ' w (OrVICIAL ARAL) R o n r a n r A rrt.tosT tow l ADOPT CHILD. TO: WHOM eT MAT IXMfCRJUl Kotin I* hereby nivea IV I tl enrterslasert will en Iki |U. oe •f OHeber A. D, H it. at tl o-eloeb A. M„ «r aa m i tkin after as lbs mailer may I M u * apply |* a Jurtye *f tl Klelh J.trie at Clrcull. K m lu ro ia ir. yiorlrte. for. aa Orrtet i th* artoptlen of aa Infioi m* rhllrt under tb* same of ch art Wooloy Hir-n. f i . ualeO at Ml ford. Bomlnem County. Florid. Ihlo tbo IIP .day of aoplombi A. & t»»T. * rttAnt-Ka w r a i J i r iia m iu TRKUIK IIAMIU S Y ItT IftD A V 'g HOMBRg | Qreenberg. Tlgera, Troeky, A re, I blocks seat of Sanford Indiana, 1; Mora*. Athlete*, I t INTfMNATIONAi. PLATOPP* A t*. Baltimore .»— ta t *** set—a i y Johnson. Athlete*. 1; York. TL N tw ark ______ *t* I H te a —I I I gora. l ) Chap m u , Rad Box.' 1; IB—Apartin ontn For R m i V ak d ia W a and Uray; B*ax* Aruovlch, phlllteo. L and fliruhlBra**. T H E LBADBfti FUUNIBHED I room A partm rat DHdagglo. Tank***. 44. Oroenupstair*. laqolre 611 Magnoila Mobil* tB o eth iaateru i___f I | borg, Tlgera, U ) Ookrig, Tabk e o s . 1*; Poxx. Rod Box. I I ; York, Tiger*, t l ; Ott, O tu te . U . ready la TAMPA, S e p t, t t . —Rough adgm in, lino and hack field plap, ao apparent In the v e n n y a roran t encounter w ith tho Baby R parU ni on P lan t field .laat flaturdayr, fo r the aecond aaceeaalre dap he fe lt the amoothlng edge of long m rtm mage, ha Vh* Spartan* met the freahm rn again In grid battle yeaterdap on the unlveraltp'a practice field, With tho offenao working more aa a unit, tho v a n ity had tittle trouble in’ hamm ering the frvahman line and end* fo r aiirablo gain*. Few long run* were credit* rd to tho Spantane b u t aeldom were tb* back* stopped w ithout gain. Red Cox, ah If ted from tho half* an *rrnr by the canter fielder , George A ubert, aanior guard rennd min* homo via Livingston'* ported to Coach H igglm praterhit. Idap fo r th* first tim e sine* tha Tho Ini* urn re: [sp artan a .returned from tbelr i-ointK i.il— An it it to a m sum mer training camp a t Camp ?l6* * * • •« Uwtil tiro hrnriln If-re In, TTBn t otuxy Mon* • roe, La., lineman w as sent intv i th* fra y and turned in a creditable Ilahiv If ......... • performance, during .JiU h a lf hour Jumnnvlll*. tl, . l of work. 11 Artemi, a --- ... rninpi.ell. aa .. >. | Willi* Godwin- g r a f t, returned Werfca, If • to acrlmmag* yeaterdap a fte r a Ilargrrtv*. p — - dap’* layoff nuralng a brulaad Tolali g 'b a n d recelred th the clash SaturOAINNIVII.I.H— ajdap. Dick Spoto- ace ball-carrter lleaeh. It ____ McMullen. II. J| Injured In the Spartan'* initial IH vIa n ______ Ucay, rf . . — • I encounter with the yearlings, reLlvlnxttun. fl> I'm alned on tha sidelines. T rainer Bevilt. e* ----e Local Indicated th a t tha ITS* IteVIneinil. rf .. Itealnn. (t> ___ J pounder would be ready for action « when th* S p irtan a meet tba South ' Georgia Teacher* on Phllllpa field "a Monday night, Oct. 4. . Th* freahmen war* not to bo i* dented th eir tally for th* day. *• Paul McCloikp, froth halfback of n Boston, Mata., found Vh* v a n ity £ line unyielding, tossed a pas* to ii Fred Comport to, who ra n 40 panl* te a touchdown. Light workout*, toppod bp a [• abort s e n Ion of dummy aerlm* I m ags a re on tap fur this after- Chlcauo ... Clovolattd . Uoolnn .... W oohloxloi I’hllodslulil ■ L Louie 1toil on | | Slid Feel Rough Edge* On Squad Tb* ftlad ve* WlX Lib* At Prtora Vie W« U a ■ f A FOR LKTTIR AKA06, AILL HSAOK. TAOR , KMVKLOPK6, Off 1CK FORME KTO | OARDA : 'ii ^ • ' i1 1 1 *1 W A ; -m PHONE MARTSVII.LB. Kan^ Sept. I t —An M f M H lt woman wfco tra ­ il Rod her marital difficult!*# bogau whan <mr hnabaad woraeed her of running around wlik oth­ er man waa xronled a raparate matnlanance naerra by Judge Charira Roaneit hero peKIMap. Charles Joseph, tka husband, also 81. remark *4; “I’m glad Itte all ovar,H aa hid aurrtada of 61 years went ra tho ro«ka. Ho wa* ordered to pay gm a moath U ■ayport bis wife. h ,, Jk ^ / Seminole Prim S PAINT 1 T l A fl f t GLASS M . MIRRORS . PAINTS |; j' �: I ■, Lv^"l-"«,T>rrT'-^Tf— ■ - - % r ^ - - y i r 41 % ' * *"' j\"t i ■^l i ^|'ll<| i .t . . ^ , '* .‘' "■ * Seminole Count? R W w l ------More Fruit And VegeUblfli Than An] 8lmllor Are* In America > i AN INDBtENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXVI m i i. , ¥ R e b e ls Start ‘Big Push’ To Reduce Gijon SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, lim b e r Aaeodmtcd P rm v: iL ~x» 1137 EeUbllahcd In 1903 Offensive Begins By Land, Sea, And Air, To Smash IronRlng Of Loyalist's C i t y WorkResumed Legion Calls OnHigh School For L a rg e st A thletic Field Navy in World SMILES FOR THE MILES! Surprise Move Made At Badajoz WPA workmen yesterday began NEW YORK. B cpt. U . — construction of the bleacher* a t .U P ) —Daniel J. IM isrty. 03 th* m w Rcmlnole High School year old Woburn, Mas** lawyer, Football Field a fter they hud who served IT m snlhs la the been held up for a considerable American navy duriag Ih* World period of time because of the lock War, waa eleettd national com­ of th* necessary materials. mander of the American Legion Ths bleacher, and the fence today. Th* selection waa onaolwhich will Mirround the field ara mooa. the final Improvements Included NKW YO R K . Rent. 11.— tA7— In the approximately 130,000 WPA RENDAV i! Sept. 23.— playground Improvement -project. T h « Aumrlrsn l.e(li>n'* national (AP> — Spanish Insurgents The bleachers will be located on dctriiss program report, calling the south side n t the fqothall field I for Ihe biggest unvy In th* world were reported today to have and will cover almost th* entire and fur Me lueirnsta In the opened a concerted offensive distance of the field. The found* I llsmllnR army, was silnpled nmld by land, sea, and air to Hons have been laid for some time ' whoops snd slimiis I inlay A the smash the Asturian “iron and the creetlon of the heavy final ,r»*ton ul tho lath annual Epitomising the sa rrlflrrs made In th r Worbl W ir. smiling ring” defense of Gijon. timber* is progressing rapidly un­ convention. Sergeant 1’nul Bolin of Birmingham. Ain. minus a leg, drew Ihun The report wna sntimlilcd by der the direction ot the local WJ*A Advices r e a c h i n g the llubcit J, tthnw, rhnlrmnn. n* •Icring applause n* he stepped briskly abut,; on o i, crutches in Ihe supervisor. French border said, the "big Twenty year* ago the doughboy* bade Ihelr aweelheart* a cheer* the delrgstrs nie| nl the Melnv Amcrhwn legion's gigantic parade In New Ynr|i. .Trailing him a n ­ Fourteen rows of seats 1X3 push" waa centered on gov­ l*e* farewell when they sailed fur France and the battle tine*. But fa st In length with a seating capa­ put It nit Opera I lunar. It recom­ other member* of Birmingham's delegation. ernment positions n n r the mouth mended n colntlnuntloe of rlltof the Sails River, about 30 mile* now It'* different with more than 1,000 veteran* .leaving the AmerU city of approximately 1000 la srns military trnlning ramps suit can leg io n convention In New York for t to u r of Europe's battle called for In th* construction epeeo u t of GU«mreserve otflrera Irnlulng i-smpa. Gmarailaalmo Francisco F ra ir field*. Typical of tho happy goodbye* wax th a t of Alfred Jlu»»o or ifkatlon and an encloied press recommended a yavy second to co's - bombing plane* swept Blva- Boston and Fay Kerb* of New York as he and hi* huddle* boarded bog elevated above the bleacher* none III Hie world, and Increas­ with a row nf windows faring th* desella, a Bit car* u fishing port th* Queen Mary. field to Insure .p erfect ing the sladlng xrm^ 10 brthj' at-tb« aivw;* f*o»v feu 'em**?— jn. amaa t q 1. i n.1.Mb . • playing Its slrcnglli to INO.ooo nt ouc<i vision for the pressman. y**t*rd*y and alao dropped Mrs. klalcutiu Douglas nf 8<'y r niMult A carload of heavy fencing m a­ bomb* on • nearby Aatuilan or terials which will be usrd to build allle, Wnsli.. wn* alerted presi­ Carammant fertiftaatw * th* high frnce to surround Iht des! uf the American Legion Great ‘aaaahors of loyal I*t field has also arrived here, a of Dos Mollies, lows, her opp<, troop* w m 'saJd to havo boon Herald reporter learned this morn­ brni for tlio post, withdrew. moved from Nsrlboast Spain to There were hundred, nf long ing. and erection will begin a* tbo aouthwaat frost for s aurprhe serious discussions nil over (own toon aa th* blrarhers arc com­ thrust a t Badafos. wkteh Is bound­ lo ileti-rmlno who a|l| be Its next pleted. ed bp Cordoba on -the aast and WTA 'official* yedttrday indi­ nsllonsl rommsnder. UKNKVA. He pi, S3 . — (AA RovUlo on-tbo sooth. The Bint# statute which re. Fur thl* honor— the jnh ol cated th a t they hoped to have the Loyalist tanks rumbled across < sineroding H a rr, rolmery ol quire* that all motor vehicle* tlresl llrllnln wna understood toproject entirely completed lefor* ths valley n#*r Granj* do Tort*th* first gam* In Sanford, Octo­ Kunsos — two Iswyer-lrlihmrn come to a cnmptelr stop Inf o ra' duy lo he planning to Invnh* btrm oi*' In B adtjei while govorowere out In front, Daniel Do passing a ach.ml bus will Ih- rig­ Ilia Wasliluglmi Part guaranleo ber X9. arttltory posadsd tbs Irnurhsrty of Dos in i, nnd tiny Kelly. idly -infurced without Nvor or lug 'Chlftn’a ti-rtlinrlal Integrlly Th* field is located Ins id* the i Uto\ town. Bemlnole-Oounly'* gaaollnn tax .,* T. E- Simpson ltd Ralph Bag- oysI track bock of ih* sehofT"end IM ro ttn rot poet Don counsel, partialitA Deputy Sheriff Carl a* a Inst retort In an etfdN m fund* (O tho tune ol 11,010.31 well, president and *ecr*Ury of on completion of the project* I Th* m nllrr progressed Just nt Williams announced today. bring Japnn lo uii Inlrrnatluiul It doss In n political convention; This year, the Deputy Sheriff per month are not endangered the Sentinels County Chamber of underway. It will be one of tho best them were whispers of -deals,' i onfen-nro to slop the Hlno Japprep school field* In th* stair. said,-there has been a larger than, by Comptroller J. M. Id1*'* ro- Commerce, respectively, spoke be­ nnd Doherty nnd Ki-lly ndher- usual rumln-r of mutidists vm | s n iw urnr. K1). Randall of th* Randall fui*| to pay mu money under fore the Lion* «lub last evening Electric Compsny her*, which rnln Mlrerllseil (heir men »* Such n mova-would hare H iluting this law, adding that al^ special act*, a bulletin rnm iTal- when the organisation held it* was awarded tho contract recently widely ns any ramlhlulr for any- violators wuutd Ih- arrested and i nddltlun.il mlrniituge nf hrloglng re s u ltr weekly meeting In the the tlnllrd Stales into full rngrill room of Ike Valdes Hotel for installation of lighting equip­ thing ever was advertised In a fined fur Ih rir failure tu com.! opera linn on iiionsiifi-s to hnlt ment a t the field- announced that convention rlly, ply with this regulation starting at 7:00 o'clock. Ilia b"nr Kasl.ern rniilllrt thl* about the comptroller** position, Doherty men claimed they Deputy W llllaihi tn-lnated t h a t| Ur. Slmpiunt told the civic Indy ten 00 foot poles had been taken John It. Jonss. prom inent rntm btr the benefit* accruing inonlHIy tu tho fir Id and would be eroded would elect itielr min on tt|« th e ir seimad to be insny molor- step Is eiuislilari-l essential It about the 1 a lint and accomplish­ of the BamlnoU Chapter of th* will conllnue, ilio comptroller peare efrurls are in ntrel with first hsllot; lb« Knllylals conl>ls Ignurant uf the tci|tilTeiiu-ril» F uture F »nn»fi of A m arka, ha* pointed out t<> newsmen. becaute ment* of the Chamber of Com'* Immediately. auccesa. reded nnlhlpg whsleter*’ Must Thr reflectors and lights, slmlof the low, thereby musing e m r , bean selected a* R sandld.t* for he ha* not nneetloned Ihn alio- merrv during tka past fiscal year U r to those used a t th* Munklpal wholly iinonlrlat speciilallon In­ fusion m il aomelhitV-a eongeatlnn» ^flenpva elfi Irs rn ns hi-red that th* American P lanter Oagrae, ac­ cation nor t h . continuance ot tnd clined Inward Doherty. ,thr « * « ? **"• lo « Jspitll. while iKttmlnx Ih-- l.eaxun Pork during th* baseball soaann, of tr-iffir, cording to Information received any port of the mo,..... .. conlt conltl I uf Npllitnn' lulllatlw*. wnitld lThree other* were In Ihe ram. will probably arrive from the v MrBagwell »pok* on *ome of I h e luw M-i|uiri j that slf mo­ hefo today from J . F. William*, butlnn* by the Rial*. Lynn 1). Rlsmbaugh or Fargo, N tcarroly refu*,, a , nine puwer factory in Syracuse. N, Y. th« tor vrhlile* pa-isiny a-school bus Ihe report* lodh commercial and head of the S late Departm ent of ' Mr. M e tnlil new,men he I* ■, insult ul Inn under tho . treaty II.; Milo J, \ flrn rr of Toledo. Vacation*I A grkultsr* Education merely asking the court to tell financial of tho Chamber during latter p art of thl* week or the Ohio, and Hlrphsn F, I'liadwlrk I fiom either ' direction mi which ah,- slRii'd In Washington In 1P33 first of fhe following, Mr. Rundsll the meeting. children are gelling opi -,-r nil | wllh China, tlnllrd Rlatra. Orest la Tallahas***. klm which nf several arte hn of Hrattl*., must colon |o u rnmpli-te slop, ■ Britain, Frame. Italy. T hl, la th* first tint* In th* I III follow In those reunite* hav­ During the *e*sien, Lion John stated, adding th a t th* equipment Ncllierwill be Installed Immediately mt this U iy.ua can Ih- readily ei-en Inliils I'urlaEal :m-L Ih-lgliini. ‘history o f the Scmtaol* Chapter ing nna or more special arts In U ei.ch, J r . gave 'a report on the la a pcrraullua Inkrit til fr e lr r l _____ _________ th a t on* of thalr m uabora ha* *•- addition to Ilia original law. work and progress being made by arrivalTtits type o f lighting oqslpment. the lire* nf the rhlldren whu* Csred thl* M ttoosl recognition. There are I Hi local aria—some the See Beau* Troop, **Seminole It Is believed, affords a tig h t muft Lion '1 th at In luting sponsored by Only two boys' from p ath state ara counties having s it and tome *|ici'din,t motorlai. The low. howeligible to receive tilt honor. Hr. act* applying lo fire counties, th r civic or^antoallop. U r. Mtlaeh adaptable lo night playing. l Susan M atilda, . Swain, 7ft, during the report stated th at |h e rvi r, lh-|mty William* *aid, il'*-»' Jataei and Myron Orcnnell of making rpdln a conglomeration. niolhrr uf lira. E. II. Barber nf remit executive not rrq u lir tin- utoluriata lu te j llom eaU id w a n th s to ad Idale* Th* original amount allnted Central , , , .Florida , this city, died al the home uf her main nt i. ntaiidstlll until th r bu> selKtcd from Florida this year. th l. county when Hi. BUto ^ daughter a t noon Inlay following la a g n li in mulhui. Thl* mislnThis ealaetloa n tllto o both Ihe -bought- llarnnd* In I t l l wp* Un,i * ' -k|r •* th# a long illness. IcrpicU l uii uf t lit* taw has, no boy* lo a a all espoa** trip to tho •1.1*1.174 61 and every dim . of " ® u»* " b* h f U *» Mrs. Bwain was bora In Havnn a b o a r d Ro o s e v e l t t h a i n doubt, U-<n rlrvulati-d by the Nstioaol Cnwveotloo kl Kansas this win ha paid lo the county *•» " ‘« b nah, Ga. July ill. IH3H nnd has burdrlvvr* and eiimrlimra causre FNROUTF. SEATTLE, Sept. 23.. tTlty Hi Iks wsar future whore they by Ih* Rlalo, according to C o m p -'* "'' ■'"*“ » » Uw * “ b ‘ >“ lr lived with her daughter here fur cun»idarvblo rungevliun nf 11af- —011—President Huu»cwll. dur­ will he awarded th a lr . degree*. trollcr M e. regardleaa of coort official charter and offiafelty ha* several years. ing Ilu- fust day nut un Ilia West flc. A A l e i IL Johns**, advisor of the (led,ion*. If I .or I* upheld, lha log made n member of the NationFuneral services will he held in Coast trip, conferred fur mure Humn drivers await tinre ml .J W I m i I ehopter, stated.' money m'u*i Ire ward first to re- ■l' ‘ )re ,n ,“ ll?'VGreen Cure .Spring* tomorrow I resident- (!. >K. Adams presided John Jan et will Uav* Sanford lira Ih* bond* Issued lo build th* Mr*. Gladys Kendall, home 'afternoon a l .1:0(1 o'clock and In- phoru i-ianal iutialUil un the (hail an hour today with llllnoli Oct. I t and win b* aw ay about roads; say surplus being avail- 0,f*r lbo masting and Dr. A. t - drm onatratiqn agent, relum ed to term rn t will be made In the ceme­ buses; these. liuwrVrr. are in. and NeLruska party leader* a rlalli-d ti.rnuith the courteny "I his sprclal train was awllched tw o weak*. able in Dm county commission-:Klrlt of *bU •}»* slUm Ud aa s her office In th* Court Ifuuse tery there. thruugh t'hicagu. this muming a fte r a pbort illness. •m •oli'ly fur countr road c'u*,• flhr ti survived by her daughter the ('uunty ScIiihiI Board aim Uaverniirs Henry. Horner uf Hthere ,!a no law rrquiiing then po*r». If |(T# !• * rnrrr»rd. thn I “ -* , and aevrtal grandchildren uperallun; mutnrii-is mu-t *tn|i tliml* and H. I,. CiHhran of Ne­ All ruga have been irinoved commlMloncra can divert N ew Y o rk Yankee® w h rlh 'r or not tin- *i-mqih»ie is braska wrr« aiming the official! from the Municipal Office in Ihe ■none, in salaries and o lh lr purUaad If th e tali is loading or who boarded the train at Hoot City Hall to b t claanrd, the City Local TwwnaandIMs wUl' hold Briefer noticed Utla morning. unloading ctiJhli.-n. Ih* D«-,>uty. Street Yard. where a small Whan thn tult -porrhoao price j rrowd had galtu-red.' Mr. UiHisr. a saartsi. tkolr Bally DaF totoUag la tbo n l tbo road*" has h**n paid veil dl-l not appear but Mr*. Woaaaa'B Ctsk an 0*2 Aveaa*. county, tbo law provides lh a tth a ■ 1 ■■ Th# City Driafar withes to run Blddenta of the Somln<de High Roosevelt elood no the steps of Bandar. B.pL »L according to monthly payment* — without a* NEW YORK- Rapt., t ) . —(AA-— gratulate Mr. and Mrs. C. E. I the privet* iai ami waved lo a a aaam iacam oat mada today by penny's red.in Inn shall rontlna* Th# New York Yankee, an- Adams of this City who relehrat-d School enjoyed an enthualaiUc apartatora. W. n . Ilsfbos. praatdoat •» th* lo bo paid for Ihe benefit or tho,nonneed tbo opening « t t 1ek * l(lh rlr H>lh wedding annlvnsary -"Pep'- mealing at Ihelr regular chapel program this morning, in A ltiwurh the route of hi* 10-car DaB. uouMy, regardless of lha court'* •»*•» {t r the World Sorioa yostor- today. accordance with the tusiom ol apecial train lay lluougli lug East, - , Awarding to Mr. Hash** thy d eels too. It was slated. If Do* day after u k in g a double-header | ---------» During th* pa*‘ 1*0 work*. Mis. ern and Midwestern riliee Mr. * meet tog plaea of tka orgaeala- to apbaid. U o money | M to tho. Xrom tho 81. Louis Browns and W W. E varrett and Katherine tho school just preceding a foot Gladys Krndall home dem onstra­ Rooaevrlt planned no personal . Uaa has boon changed from I R lata H«ad Deportment to bo ' clinching a tie for th* American Blooduorth of Orlando were mar ball game. The new cheer leaders Tor Ihe tion agent hen-, has hern working appearance* ' tho City Hair t« tho Wemei until he reaches la this county on Ltogoo pennant. On* more vte- Hed In lha of flea nf Cuunly , d a b far th* eooswalaoo* of tho rn ad t of Urn fff*L second and lory for Ih* Ytnkoot or a dofoat Judge R. W. War* yesterday, II year lad Ih* aludenla In many oatraalvely thinugliout the county Cheyenne, Wyo.. Fraley morning. lusty choare fur tbo Atm* Malar, organising 4 11 Club* and Ilomc . -- poMlo and h* has cordially In- third preferential (lata road aya- for Detroit will clinch th* pan- waa learned this morning. A fter that, the President will Th* sheer loaders are; Wor- Itomonstratioti Clulw prior to out­ awing through Wyoming- Idaho, . vltad tho »Usat *add of tho p*b- tom*. T>* law amply onfagnaed* nant for New York - U*. thl* edanty against any of |ta o k ar* ' He**read and hoi oaata will b* M - C, II. Rhaffor at the Ran reo Odhain. Lllllam Adam*. Mur lining prujert* and launching their Oregon, Washington, Monlanna, A W rtraas bar* holag appal la Other cownlUa. It sold only la **t* o f U rn* for ford Police Fore* la taking a jorle. Coghurn. Itry»n Hurt, Wal­ program for ilu- ruining yrar, it North - Dakota, Muim-suta and to th* Loo Is reversed, theeooatloa can. games No. I t and d. Roaerved tsru weeks vacation, It wa* learned ler Haynes. Martha Talfu'd and o iu Warned this morning. bark to Washington via Chlrago. A t the |in - fn l lime Mrs. Ken­ Rear platform appearances, pro­ aador apodal act*, dlvort thl* soala are MAh and box soaU a t the I'ulica Rlallpn thU morning Brantley Adams. dall h a t organised 4-11 Club* in viding yrpportiinitu-e for- the money in salaries or other coat- M JO All hag 'and reaaryad aaat and during hla vs ration he plan* -r i C kalaata, Oviedo, Genova, la k e President to speak IB or .'HI min­ ly ra p e s see regarding* a t th*. application* na**t ho aaaompaalad to catch up an hla flahla'. Mery and Lake Monroe am i.plans utes to croaidi knotted around hi* Mod fo r road*. ;by certified chftk or Maaoy ardor. fag tka organisation of Club* In prtvata ear, will hr made In rarh Tho flow a lii coatlaaa aatltaU Principals of th* Sanfued -aibar Setlinn* of the County Rlalo. Mr. Booaerrlt will Inspect lb* road* al tho thro* klghway K uifC tliS W b ITSII T o Rchoeli will moot o t the South Bralley Odham- aun of ] i m . »r* m i l under way. Federal power and reclamation oyotoau to thla oaaaly are botlt j „ Bid* Prim ary School thl* after­ W oman's Home , DemonalraUon project* in Idsbu Oregon and M F A M CANOPY noon to dlara*( report card*, P- Odham of this rity- tu port of to transportation of pnptla and other given n full four y rar scholar!hip Club* have also been nrganiaod in Washing Ionmd fond of Um BUI* where M Mias Engtnid Ware**, superin­ m a tu re In common l« nil Han­ *t Louisiana College, according to Lake Monroe, rhulunta and Ganala to apant only on l u t e high­ tendent o f tho Seminole County ford Schools, T. . W. Lawton- word rets Irad this morning from Va and definite plana or* under MRS- CANNON UII m y 'f a r Urn outlining uf project* way* far the benefit of all W. F. A. Recreational Depor t- County superintendent* .plate-l t* Ih* iM titnfton. W« to Young Odham was awarded the fo r thaqa club* and ll>r ir-orgyn , , ttaa, Mr, La* add meat. I* planning to attoad a ATl!*™A- Kept., 23. —lA l— to tot i Boholarahlp, which Includes room, iaatlon of clubs in other oectlona week* caura* In racraattoMd Mrs. R. Cannon, wlf# of ■a. Cecil R At. two ohtotafe* known arark at Camp Roanovslt near • a BrlrcUd board and tuition for four year*, of tbo CouatyTO LED O , - C president of Henry Grady Hotel, 11,000 acre \ n t i nd, city for hla work aa a tackto far the l*0 N**dto.“ poo - to ! qc«U. Il I* cusloarary lo died In bar apartm ent In Ih* Hoaanitaiy college freakmen football team CUya Central P a rt. | The camp to under the dlraciton o„ whit* aquaroa t*l- Tha lurvivor. Include a lister, ia >06 pounds and *ke Theme* I *( the RjUMalon Departm ent of official* will ; • tret drive Mr*. Kata Jon** of Konford. 0 -T it berth to tha (quad. Government PlansAttack In Rebel Ter9 ritoiy Near Seville Officer Pledges England Plans Enforcement Of To Make Use Of School Bus Law Washington Pact Comptroller Lee Trade Body Heads Explains Stand Main Speakers At On Gas Tax Fund Lions Club Meet All Motorists M u s t Treaty Signed By U.S. Come To Stop Be-! Guarantees • China Foreign Protection fore Passing B u s S e m i n o 1e’s Share, Simpson And Bagwell AmountingTo$8,020 Describe Achieve­ Per Month, Is Safe ments of c. of a I John R. Jones La Named Candidate For Hirf^ Degreej^T Susan Matilda Swain, ’ T9, Died At Noon Roosevelt Confers With Party Heads In Mid-West City CITY NEWS BRIEFS Townsendttes Plan Rally On Sunday Open Ticket Sales to r World Series 2,000 Chinese At Canton Are Reported Dead Y { F Japanese. Raids Durinir Two Day Period Wreak Awful Toll InLifeAnd Property Building Of Bleach National Defense Is e n , Installation Of Keynote Of Report Lights Begins; Ac­ Showing Necessity. commodates 1,0 0 0 F o r Preparedness High School Students Enjoy MI'ep” Meeting Mrs. GladyH Kendall Helps i-H C l u b s Odham Youth Given College Scholarship Attend Roosevelt - V r HAPPY SEQUEL TO WAJt jttAYSl i— NUMBER. 2A3 . . . . r^T“ - . Nanking Escapes Bomb Raids Today Japanese Apparent^ Impressed By Fore t i m e r s ’ Protests S H A N C iH A l! S e p t. 23 — ( A W — T w o thouxnnd Chin* t’xe, moat o f the m refugees* nre egt'm nlccl to h n vc been kilted o r in ju re d In th e tw o days of Jnium eiie ncrln l Ixim liu rdnicnt of C n n lo n , A ooiilh C h in a d l y . Raids to tlny and y e ste rd a y le ft weep­ in g w om en nnd w a ilin g c h il­ dren searching Ihe mine of th* densely.parked dwelling area* of the poorer clauses. Thousand* roam th* streets bo- wildured and almost d e ra jg Y j^ j . - u ^ with .n cu t.h and terror. if * ' • ' Japanvae bombing of non-tom -. be Dan’ s throughout th* nation'*, seaboard province* and northarn arras extended to Tslanfu. tho capital of Rhangtung province when a lone Invader flrw ovar tht suburb and looted on* bomb wounding nine rlvlttona. The United States em bassy ra- ■ j i t 5 >< . ,, J (Ceallaae* wa Paga Theael - Bennett R e t u r n s From Vacation In N o r t h Caroliiut K J . "M onk" Donnell returned . from hla vacation yesterday a ft­ er spending several weeks in wrslnru North Cariflln.l nnd a week In itnvnniiali, tin. While In North Carolina. Mr.^. Ill'll net I linnlo Ills lioadqnarteea In lirernnl nnd when naked thl* inurnliig hy u Humid ra|H>(tarnIn-iil thn weulher rnndlllan*, ho ri-pllnl Dial l| wna actunlly m ill, espeilnlly In Ihn western portion ol llm alula, Mr. Ilenni’tl. urrmnpauled by hi* wife, motored In Dial section ^ snd api'iil several days In Ashe­ ville Daring hi* rlalt in Ashevllle, Mr- lle.miell said he saw many ynnd Inurliall game* play­ ed hr Ihe Aahevlltc Tourists uf Ilia I'li-diiiiiiit I .vague Wlre’iv naked about hualno** roiulltlnlia and Ihe farming Id Dial aecttnn, Mr. ilrnnatt staled Hint tin- Imslneas tins picked up mn-dderoiiir nml was In oxcoiwere rlg * n » ll. t Mr. IP’ iiiirtl went on to say Hint Die farm ers have had a very good rear and Ijiat lha proav-nt -lobarrn and eqllon crops lent condition. ■ Mr lli-iinnlt further aald that tie wna glad to b* hark In Han­ ford nnd lo be olda to gel back In hi* work. LOCAL WEATHER W eather Forecast l'arlly cloudy with local shower* Fiiduy nml on lira east and eg* trrm r eimlli coasts tonight. E ltreme nnrlhw rst H orida—cloudy with orraalniial rains tonight and Friday. '* | Daytons Tides Friday's (ides, high, tf:45 A- M-, I0:0fi J*. M ; tow, 1:21 A. M . l i l l 1 P. SBarometer Today, 30 IX; yeaU-rday, 30. • j I’reclpilsttow Total for yesterday 143 1 Total for month ..... 4-30 . Normal to data ........ ( D TamporetaarFaf Mn- jraurn, MS; minimum, 74. ' ■ Herald reading, Ofnalsl (taper! { High l a d i . a rc •I 71 rt 7d 3 «3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45d700a86f005fa3e9d04791cdd85a9e.pdf eba2e1fe4ce075dd66f7094a9ada7d09 PDF Text Text T v r y -7 7 *»a a W ill U a d e rg o i T h is A flern o h S cra p Is i Howell, Yoons, M a g Gamb Into Double bitial Tik O f G-Men SeritsWilk Cordele b f ile d GRAND HAVEN. Mich, Drake And DHnob To Famish Opposition Ik Fighting Irish In First Two Games Gi For 1937 Seminole Edition ' Coach Leonard McLueaa 1 b a h a h High School Col* d* will b*C<n thalr initial 1 aaaaloa of tho flrot wook tin beginning of tho ataaan Mmeon CU tho high ochool I fb U W o n ranting tho JaUa London Llona of 1villa an Friday night, mg and tough ocrtnma'go b scheduled to climax tho MX work by SO o f lie* bay* while many other Into will bo strewed to tho -cw »h ™ e m!? *“ J ™ 1 * 136 00 lh* **r,.,l’ ^wj ^ W e t a n 'W ’£ £ « * " m ej e ----------------- T T kortt.- bo r a il -hot look at that1 Commercial can and ia et«^ aebodobt a too tough c a n la a landed. then a n ’t l f w nw - Than h M m l came for hkUl fot eTtry mU, M ^ fr •pthalna. became wo lack too United Kingdom. |B- the mayy thlnr. to bo ready for the Unitw] gu les there I, a rt*' Ktodob. Wo mod a couple of mobiiB for each olght mCao a t emmet to fool » round In, bat wo can't fool around against Drake and 111tool*, our ftn t two oppoo- npM lu pracUco ■ k u m u n as ha. a w coached. t|M 1MT tho lee. .t ,14 re*u-| U n flout bat yoor’a team, which t m afar games, Ioat two and tied i owe, o n LaydeaX ryeacoa or took-. Two Sessions D a lly )™ "-** Scheduled For T ie R o l li n s GvMtea " » £ - . as tfca greatert totckfield that ^ to boy* will hare a hard three t of practice for tho Celery raeatnr must giro them erery* ■ b 1these three days or go lackseurWo unprepared. to coach and hla two atslath Oaach Wood, Rieer and lb Haas McCracken, will taka Stonto of lho lino and atteinpt |nd aorao aolulion to tho hut* MOS Uut b boldlnr them b a .K M p h h lM W I T I M , A U p kally lUff Notre Dan.'. jN T j* " *»*• Jack M cDowtl Of T an Calls CZTt Initial S t s ^ g L * : ^ enta," p.aa4 aader tho tetel t<nUI JMk McDowell lhU Maratoa aa tweet M lt| ( tur polltoo grid T m aspectod torsos drt.. M cw n and week an I Omch McDowell, Ihh ttot^ kr gUra Walt*. roack oat* Huh c k . ^ two dally . Tho I Hah will atart o ff with Drake at Notro Dam* Oct 2, avd fa n hi ardor without'a break: Illinois at Champaign, Carnegie Tech at PktotorgtoNaey at Notro Dame, Minnesota at Minneapolis, Pittsburgh at Notre Dana Army at New York, Northweatem at Evanston* and Southern at Notre Dame. t k Gerber* Daisies, 4 Year L Planto. Hibiscus, 1 Year f Old. Fancy leaf CabdJaras. L All Colors: Rooted Cut- f, tinjs: Ligaatrum, Htbla- II etta, Paradise Vine, Fbune Vine. WbUr Llllea, Bag.; Plants. Rosas. Pool On* ntructkm. Landscaping, AO Plants Guaranteed. Gold Fish. Father o f Wllbar White, aoplmmora guard. University of Flori’ da. once played third base for the Chicago Whlto Sox. W . C. HARTLINE Roetn production In Florida bat year ammounted to 43S-000 bar rets, valued at about |fl,fi00,000, nays the Florida Stole Chamber of The mala weakness of the squad is ItofTbere is no reserve powof Sfid MeLocal has no eutoUluOtme Id ■aka If Injuries should ha sue* tytoad by om af, (to ram oa tho jfRVllf Ufltup. ; U m Coach Woody Riser stated PMtorday that the line would aba . ■ b p a stiff Mocking drill to M t that, assignatent finished so the satire squad would to abb to |Mas tta' strength on the acriia* gMtionm. i The Fad* win drill this after Man, Tuesday and Wednesday. The reday tho squad will have a t a t w w twit and ttoa to Jack* i2m Ue on Friday. For Sale M o n r o e C orn er Pbana m -W ' JOB PRINTING FOR LETTER WEA OS, SILL HEADS, TAOR* > CARDS, ENVELOPES, OPFIOE FORMS, ETQ PHdNE Seminole Printitig Ok Tiger*. 11 Ueraer. Ul leda, l| GLASS . MIRRORS . PAINTS SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh P roof Products D A N DUNN,*. Secret Operative 4S lasaified Advertiaements M e a n w h il e , tto 5 0 . DORRV VOU \TO in ^ W lW p « * 5^ ORlEhJTAL.WU F A N O Z , M UDT G O — W " IT MAV DC TRU E. V*JV. »T ^ ' o c C A U tP U k l , AN D A »dB. FAGAN. THAT IF jOOO L O C K .® V.C COMDINED, DOTH V U g J M 4 s .| ■ US WOULD PBObPtR. DAN/ WILL C O N D ID S ^ J H C A I^ H O W p - -------® P W I T n l ^ e t ^ ^ /llll HANDLER J^TH IN A D V , t t dV3E .~H i t �NEW YORK SURRENDERS TO AMERICAN ' ‘ ^Attend H ull Files P rotest A gainst JaPlan S. Ambassador Tof 1007000 Veterans Black Ducks For U.Tokio Conveys Op-* p o s i t i n To AiH Parade] 18 Hours Home On Obscure Attack oOn Capital In New York City Sailing Vessel Games ■ ■*— ;• Gate Receipts Aggre­ gate 113,02180 In 75 Basehqll Games 21 Jap Airplanes V Legionnaires S t ' a g c Reservation Is CanAttack Canton Greatest Parade In celled On MonhatHistory Of Gotham tan As News I^caks J a p s Suffer Sever* Losses In F i e r c e NBT/ YOKK, Sept.. it . —tJJ— Dogfight Over Citsi Ont* hundred thourand wlersTk pi ( 't a t the fir s t tim e In the TtUtory o f ' S an ford b u e b s ll, th . >1e S en ford a . a Baaeball — m aA *m o c•L Alton «n d the. S an ford , L ook ­ out* w ere o p e r a te d / o n , a Iho Hn-st War marched up flflh Avenue inlay In the greatest parade Ihia city of notable parades, vast ami magnldcient' » | w lacles. Inn ever known. It waa not Just"1 nimlhcr American lo-gltm cunvrnlion parade, another Ions trrk under arm* to the ratlin of druma and lilaro of bugles. To thousand* it gvaa-a'Fhomecoming after IH yeara and It brought a resurgence of thoaa <1 •allsar* Os ran* T n d Without an argument. New York surrendered tc tha Am*rlean Legion aa an' estimated 284.900 former soldier buy* « Gotham for their 10th—and greatest—convention. This picture »h owa what happened to Tlmea Square when the doughboy started ahovlng, marching, pushing In and rut of traffic, risking the lr necka under tail wheela and -painting Ihe town red.” Legionnaire who sat down on the street ear tracks, tying up traffic. Kiwnninns To Hear G.D. Workman Is T h r e e Brothers Charged m n X JS u it Rabbi Morris A. Skop MatleGtmimander W ith Denhardt’s Murder For Dehydration Of Legion Post Nears Completion 1 llahbl Morris A. Shop nt the Orlsntl* Hynagrigue will ho the r- Other Officers Are Named In Annual E l e.c t i o n At Hut U. D. workman of Hanford waa named commander of Ihe Csmpball-Loaxtqg vl’ oat i No. IS of Ohm, American Legion Jn. U>«. *rr v. Root Advises intents Succeed They Try Hard !«**•* la tha reward of those a a Hand to details and always W#-to do their boat, the Rev. B. Root, pastor of the Cong ra­ ttan*) Church her*, told Uia W «to kf tha Sanford Junior School In tkalr opening aa* ■Mr program * tha school IHorlura this morning. KIIKLUYVlt.LB, Kr..B*pt.*l — WD—Throo brothers of comely Mrs. varoa Osrr Taylor were charged today with Iho murder of llrlgadler-Gdadral llonty II. Denbsrdt altar vengeful bullet* bad taken foravar from tha Jury lb* question of whether th e portly 8t>rear-old vriorau of three vara Jiad hilled bis 40yoar-old fiance*. The hakl former Kentucky llautenant governor and adjutantganaral waa to have - gone on /ria l for tha second lima today at nearby Nhw fissile charged with her slaying. Ills first trial last April ended with the Jury'* report that II was deadlocked at seven to flvb for arqnlllal. 'With Ihe cam wiped off Ihe court's records „ Kentucky__lag i Iimi brought the tlrnrral to Juallrn mured ngnlusl TTie pretty Civil Service ExamB Will Be Given Soon might reach soccca* hu th«lr dnliMA ef tha fl*Ida afAnow• If th«y always foflowvd tha ■pi* aat forth by this explorer, -.w - Lawton, county auporinmrt, apaka an a atmOar aobal tb* opaalag narclaea and tha bap* “ *d girls that -soma wba hav« a cant were h • mill Ion and who had ^aa waraat worth a cant.” g patntad oat that their valia -t*a* a arattar af dollars and » hot Vbat they could accentI- and In atdar tp acoomplUh tta tra- J. didn't atm* lag L. toy, president' of Farant Tea*ban Aasocisthm, iking Short t Roosevelt r th* direrDivision af Canning Factory Also Undergoes Improve­ ments For Season Construction of the new two atory building which will home tb* machinery for the dehydrating plant to operate during the com­ ing see -on in connection with ihe Kekcraon Fruit Cannery la near­ ing completion, and installation of the machinery to convert me grapefruit peel Co slock*feed, I* xow taking place Already Ihe huge dryer has been fastened to its- permanent moorings and the mechanical presses- which will squreir n Mynra said the general allnmpted to escape Me .afyalUaia. A -We started diagonally arruaa Ihs street," Myers aaliL "when wo saw |limn coining from an uulo parked Just across thn Interanrlloii, (u our left. -The shots ware fired almost as soon as w* saw thtm. I hs gtnsral started Is run toward tha hotel end I ran to the right to try to get behind a parked aula, - * -Bnveral' .morn. shol* hit the general just na be readied (ho hotel Step* -Tha men cams over ta mr than and the ana with the gun waa going to ahoot me, I Backing House At threw up my hands and called him by name. Market Is Underway “ •Don't shoot me' f pleaded With bint. *1 haven't donn any­ Consir union Is well underway thing, Thn oilier two kept him on Ihn packinghouse nl the Flor­ from shooting me. ida Hlaln Farmers Market, airnrdlmt to J. fl. Michael, luatiager of thu maUin. The foundaltmi and floor of Ihe r.flt'J2 (mil hulldlg Halo lo-en laid slid workmen yestnrdav lug*n erection i j thu studding Conlrarlnr Fred A. Dyson. Ill charge of llu IIKNDAYE. Sept, 21. —W ) - lha building < Seventeen villages east o f Kuva- on up*ncy »li drarlla on G IJon'a -Iron ring” of week*. mount,inland defenses- were re. II, K. Tonke. fo liter)y] o flle a r ported today to have fallrn to Ihe water, will opera In l|ie plant hammer blow* -af Generalissimo ihla year slid hsiks forward Ih Francisco Franco's besieging a r a aureessfiil season, in hi- near quarters All IrsnssrtlAn* « l the my. The .Spanish inaorgenl's daily parklnghmm will lu> luatle on a communique said lha Aslunan'a cash basis. Mr. Tooltn Indfrsled. Mr. Mlehael Is also making a b*' kbonc of government army dir frndrng Valencia's leaf foothnjl Special e ffnr| fo Cef the reslatt- Tax League Head 17 Villages Fall F i n d s Sentiment Before Big Drive For Tax Revision By General Franco JAl’ KBONVILLK, Sept, II.— <FN8|—B. ft, Iiamsry, aieeutlre secretary, yjorld* Tag Itovlalon lerague, on completion of an oslenslvo trip through Canlrgl and Houlli Florida, salii that ha - was •'misled at Iho extent to whlnli aantlment has - cryslallsad lo damaud aontAiua of our antiquat­ ed method uf lasing property and economy la sUlo end local Mr. tUmyey sslil; “On a trip ih* TM Srpotl Dfflrn from M, of 1,000 miles ihrnogh contra) L Wright, seen'tary uf Ihs ond southwest Flurldo fullowlug IJnllad Hiatus Civil Harriet approslsulely Ihe same ruuls Hoard of Esamlnnrx. covered two years ago, I talked with officials, sdliora,- lawyers, banker*, and past ordinary taipayers who pay tha bill*. I found the change in *•oilmenl remark uble. Two yoara ago a casual and hopeless iniareot. was Indicated, bat on thla trip I found si most averyoo* familiar with. Ih* work that has *b*«D dona by th* Leas as and h yast majority la otifhasJa*flc accord with oar program. “ Kveryon* aoamed ronaclows of lb* fact Uat Ua Loglllalare la tha most Important official body In lha Hiato; that all Ih* mambars of lha Hama, and half th* member* of lha Baaata will ba ■p for elerUda la fba prlmarUa oast spring, aad are alert ia th* Aocoaalty of olocUag good maw. 1st w e e r k s v e e t e m ^ ft p a w -fiT s il B stiff resistance In a torrential rainstorm but were forced In re lira before the co-ordinated in­ fantry drlra*. U i l night G*a. Franco request­ ed the llritlsh embassy to witbdraw Ha consul* from Bilbao, Hantsmler. and Salt Rahastisu 11* thrrl trued ta alpol tha conauls it Ih* requested withdrawal was nut furthcoming-, , Tb* threw'cltlaa era la tarrimry naw being held by tha rebels whom Great IfrlUlw has failed to recognise. W t lent to which public aenllasent Isa* crystal ls*d lb demand that lha Mat LagtslaUr* abolUk our arm Gordon Bar agUqsated apd loegoltsbl* ad Weinstein, Joel Shoemaker and W, ___ gg*r held Gvorg* Is, I’aul Chapman- guest speaker imuotruw at iiimii when Ibe members ot the Han­ ford Klwanl" hold their regular weekly meeting In Iho arlll room uf I bo Voider Jlolel. ar rnntliig In mi nnnoiinrcmrn! matte Imlay by Sidney J. M i. vlre-prraldrnl of Hip urganlia lion. Thoaa In rlinr/n of llie -prograin fur Iho moellng lire (1. li Workman, Oenrgti A. DeC-nllcr and Julia fssonnrdy. C Of C Will Hold Annual Vote Tonight The annual elrrtlnn of nfflrer* fur Ihe Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will lie held In the Chamber building tonight *t H;<»o o'clock, lUlph Bagwell, secretary Medical 'Corps Will Hold Annual Party The Medical Detachment, llfllt Infantry, Florida National Dusid. will hold Ita annual plrnle and party nest Monday evening kl Hsnlandn Hprlng*. seeordlivt In a statement msfln tmlay liy Cap lain Arthur W. Knot snd LI. Dougtasi <1. Hiott. The event Is an annual affair and all memher, of Ihe iiiiH are urged fo allcnd. Kefrnshnn-nla sud enlorlalunie't rum inlileea war* *p|“iini'-d last night at thn regular weekly drill lo arrange for the erenl. Junior High C’ourt Is Rcportprf^Finished •htiT'l’lfy of Nurfurk Iwa minutes before alio sailed. He had ran* celled reservations aboard Ihe Manhnllan when news of bis de­ parture became nubile. WASHINGTON, «rpt.. 31. — UP>—IVaskieghm, vthiU awaiting some word from Aaioclata Justice Hugo 1. Ills'k on his alleged mejnborshlp In the Ku Klug Xian. It receiving a flood of suggestions for dealing with that situation. Much depends, of course, up­ on whst, If anything, Black himself ha* lo eay upon his return Mrs. Bertha Buell Died At Broth) Mrs. Hertha l , Hurtl dlh*. At lli« homo nf her Tirotnaft J. K. Thompson. Iit7 Oak Avenue, at t;uu. o'clock yesterday morn­ ing. Mrs, Kuril bail Item visiting her brother for Iwn werks at tha time nt her death which came after a ahort lllne,*. Hba was barn In Hanford Aug. -|, JRM. and waa Cl years of age at the lime of herdealh. Allhough Mr*. Iluel) »«■ born In Knnford »hu Ini* *|>eiit moil of her liras III lliiinktyn. N. Y. ■nd HI,- Alien,lino, HU* la aiirvltiil by two anna, t’Urenre |J. Ilnell nf HI. Augus­ tine, and ft ||. nuell of parkattack !,nkn fj. V : two brolh*r*. J. K. Thompson *nd C. L. Thompson of Hanford, Funeral service* wilt he held ■n HI. AuKUillna iiimnrrow after­ noon nt j og o*i lock and Inter­ ment will Im mads In a HI. Au­ gustine remoter). Last Rites Arc Held For Julian Lovejoy HONGKONG. Sept, *1— ( AI*)—Deallrdefy lag aviator# fought today tha ftrat iraat 1 aerial battla of Ua Mao* Japan*** war ar*r C*Ht*jk,A. Kpalh Chlna-cHy 108 mite* to | tha north of thU Britiah . owned d ly . At laaaj ala, poaalbly tan i Japauaaa plaaaa crashed In ' twlaltag, ' dlrlng dogfight*. > On* t hin*** paraalt piano ad* Tlngh* Aviation School ministration building, other bombe narrowly mtoaad thi Hakhuva Ccmvat Weeks. A number af clvlllana war* reported kilted. A float at 21 Japeneee raiding ahipa start'd tha battle. W A SH IN G TO N , S o p t 81, — ( A P ) —S e creta ry Hull «t>* nounced today th at tha Unite ad States had m ade repra* dentations to Japan In p ro - foreign effku Its opposition to Townsend Club Is Making Plans For District M e e tin g this morning that tha weekly meeting of the club acheduled for Friday evening will begin at 7:110 o’clock Instead of 8:00 a* previously announced. ' The Mh Dlelrlct Congressional Convention will I* held In 8an> ford, Kunday, Sept. 18, at tha City Hall, Mr. Hughea also atatadA business meeting will ba kakf at 10:00 o'clock in tha morning and In tha afternoon a anafkbtf program will begin at 2:00 o’alaafc. A number of well known *F«k* era wit) b* present at tha moat­ ing and Frasldant Hughes ■aid that everyone la invited ta attend, espaclally thoaa hard kit by the Social Security also law. LOCAL WEATHER at the homo o f his brother, Llotvejoy, gt Hid Unto o f hii rsnt on thn Ri jT.T-M*r*Pr*ree«“ U» Weather Fsrecaat rttlsraed In prut Id* meals fur Ihe ConainKtlon- work- cm . iljV pl»y Tartly cloudy with ahowwa hi Ihe heaVy InHui or Iruckets es- court at Ih* Hsiilord Junior Jligh' llu" WSI ‘ torvlrr.1 by. his three central and northeast portions l r peclml In |ialronls* Oi- market Kelinul has In-en ruropleled. F. brothers, J, C. I.eveJoy of Chica­ night and In' south ywtlso Watty tn go, John .E- loivrjoy of Orlando neaday. lEitrama northwest Flori­ during tlm coming vegHshle sea­ A. Dyson, lorsj rantrartnr (leath. son. .*" City Couimissioners Hold Short Meeting Tha-.City CqmmlMionsra in thatr **d)oumrd meeting ip the City Hall last night re,um*«i work on the City's budget for tha coming year, City Clerk Frank twinson stated today. Usury Watson, president of th* Hanford llaseball Association, appeared before th* board to giro a resume of the baseball club's activities during tha past season, which has been termed aa cm of th* most successful from a financial standpoint. Ott* Caldwell, also appeared before them bn behalf of tha Baafard Golf Club and requestod Ik# Caaamtoalonrr* to Include a largwr appropriation for th# Club In l hair bwdgtl for tha coming year. However. drfinlto artton was token. rliarga* of the project reported today. Tha ronrrel# court will af­ ford a playing riMft far bas­ ketball. volley hall. Iannis and and A. R. loivrjny nf Hanford; da—fair tonight and Wadnaaday. t Daytaaa Tide* two alslara, Miss FMIn l.ovrjoy of f altirtJD«VIHn alt.1 Wndnaaday'a tide*, high. I*tt Gainesville and ^llr* ^Mrs, I*AIi1Im A. M.. 2:11 P. M.; low, 1:41 Ag Howard of Sun fold. M.. 1:07 T. M. * by a high fenre. Tha pmjm l y . S. Reserve Officers waa flnunre-d hr • llu* Hemlaol* To Meet In Orlando County Hoard uf Public Instruc­ tion- width Pi lha rontrart lo Th* first of tha wlnUr me*lings Mr, Dyson. wM was lha lowest ’ tha United - SUu* R in rvi bidder. Officers In tbto'district will b# bald In lha Orlando' American Le­ CITY NEWS BKlfcFS gion Hut th* flrstr Thursday In October, according to Jt Q.“ Michael, view president of "th* unit. After Aha Initial mealing th* session will b* held the first and third Thortday of each month un­ Tha Celery Camp- 025, af the til tha summer season. Tha per­ Woodman o f the World will hold manent masting place hag not announced a* yet- Mr. Ito rognlar meekly meeting Id- been nlght at 8:00 o'clock at tb* Amer­ Michael said. The OrlaAdo district la tha ican Lagton Hut. largest in the Stale Mr. Michael Twvdra- persons charged with said and includei approilmalaly 30 Sanford e/ficcri. , . -/ Paramour # Today. 10; yesterday, I k C* I FrssIplUtlan “ ' Total for yesterday Total for month to d aU _JM Normal to d a ta .... ~T___ ,4.TP Tamporatura Mailmum, M; mlalmam, Tt, J Herald reading: ''M i Offlalal nopgft # w �-O I PRJKGTIMki For, lo, th e tar la pa»l, the rain Issvei ’ gag*;' tha flowers appear pie earth, tlma of th­ rift* . Mra* ts coma, and Ih!0 of thS turtle la heard In -tft*L—bone of Solomon 2: 11 . Do* Dice of a Broken Heart— headline. Do* gene I T h « y »«r that Mr. Black la blue •ror tha charge of woaring white. Bat at least ha'i not red. t Wonder If thla census of the ' j Bttentployed will Include all of '.,tho** who bars jabs but' aren't ’ doing anything. .............. 0 —------- E C ' f ;, ' The President Is epparontly doUmkied to carry on hie fight to '.’ pack the Supreme Court- It's the whole Klan- or nothing, with him. . The way lo avoid automobile accidents Is to take out accident llnaonince. It never mini when you h w your umbrella with you. 1 As the first atop In tha program lo withdraw from the Far Eastern ditflaultlcf, tin' Biath Regiment of U. B- Marines lands In Hhanghai. A ruling lo the Miami ares that those children living within tan toilet of their school would Lev* to walk mulled In a “stoy-bumo'' strlkn. In the old days it was thought a two mile walk would bo good for children. The news wn* ne sooner out , (hat Col, Lindbergh Inn) about de­ cided lo become a Hritleh subject, i . ’ .than u rrport was board to tb* ; v affect that the l)uki< of Windsor and hi* Amorican wife were soon <’ to taka up an estate in Maryland. ■v- Wall, a fair tachango la no rob- | kery. ■■■- ■■ o- - ■ — jfto. ’ Tho United- Slates Army ha* ',1 purchased plane* that esq Gy flv* saliva a minute. Such are necessary and aid in making war more un­ comfortable. Hut w* offer tha co*ternary 8 to &that tha next war, Ilk* the last- will be won by In­ fantrymen marching thro* miles ; on.hour,— W. C. H. In Chicago 04tor MeAdoo of California ba wouldn’t ever have voted .confirm Hugo Illsrk If be had swn 1 lb* Alabama Senator was a Ku Kluxer. However, when Me- Arfoo was fighting Al Smith at the Madltsn Square Garden con­ vention In Htfl- well bet he had . ft few Klan vote* himself he was l Mighty glad to getr They're making a lot of fuss •bent Hugo Black having joined lb* Ku. Klug Klan, bat the wont tkleg In over did was to sponatr the Thirty-hour Weak*’ bill which would have prevented anyone frtea working more than thirty knots a nook. Anyone frbo could udrorate a bill Ilk* that doesn't t far tha world haa moved a five month* timeI Back ril tod May blggaet events 1 day war* happening In •ad road with avid kstoraat tb* hombiassMMadrtdaad kar doteg* af Frarto** array. •tka drive on OIJon- ie*: b#tw®*n tbo Urn loyalist! feeling that there isn’ t much use o f trying these days and thgt the beet philosophy ie that o f the ancient Epicureans who used to say, "Eat, drink, and be merry fo r tomorrow we may die/> It is indeed a sad picture which the world presents. Even if there were no threat o f universal war, with noth* (ng but a temporary subsidized prosperity in dozens' o f large countries keeping millions o f persons from actual starvation, the future would be gloomy enough. With millions o f men now engaged (n making armaments, thay will be looking fo r new jobe, probably not available, when this armament race la over. But the real danger la that the race will not be over until the armaments have been used. The next war which seems almost unavoidable will see cities like London, Paris, and Berlin, .reduced to sham­ Pi bles even ns part o f Shanghai and Madrid have been de­ stroyed. It will find civilian families ‘ o______ f battle bombed and machine-gunned1 aa S p a n ish -a n d _______ ____;;;_____It will result Chinese familiea are. today. T In bllUonii o f dollars worth o f priceless treasures o f art, magnificent buildings, end Invaluable centers o f culture and learning, being blasted to blta. And yet the outlook fo r the Individual should not be one o f utter hopelessness. W e believe it was Rhett Butler who said that there is as much money to be made In the crash o f a clvilltatlon as In the building o f one. Surely this Is the crash o f a civilisation, but It will present oppor­ tunities for everyone, not alone for making money— for If that were all. It would hardly be worth while— but for service to others, for science and Invention, fo r the de­ velopment o f mankind. The first World W ar came in 1014, and though it wrought a frightful carnage, there were those who pros­ pered, who continued iheir studies in engineering, chantistry/ and phyalca. The flno development o f the automo­ bile. o f tho airplane, and the invention o f radio, came lifter tho crash o f that clvilltatlon which existed prior to 1914. The vast forward atrldei In medicine and surgery alone, and the consequent lengthening o f the span o f life fo r the nverngc man, is sufficient p roof that all ia not lost because the world goes to war. Tho Civil War might have been expected to be # time when the end would come fo r all things in America. There ia no attempt to minimize the hardships and sufferings o f those times and the years which Immediately followed^ and yet one cannot overlook tho growth and •development o f such cities as 'Atlanta, New Orleans, Memphis, Chatta­ nooga, Charlotte, Winston Salem, and Birmingham In spite o f all that reconstruction could do. And those citizens, who were alive to their opportunities, prospered with their cities. It was indeed In tho period Immediately after the Civil War which saw the great expansion o f railroads throughout the country, tho opening o f tho For West, the development o f such groat Industries as steel, oil, coal, the formation o f such giant corporation^ as Standard Oil, the Northern Pacific Railroad and the Carnegie Steel and Iron Works, and the foundation o f such gigantic fortunes aa Mellon’s, Rockefeller’s, Vanderbllfa, Harriman’s, Gould’s, Hettle Green’*, and Flaglsr's. There Ts no reason to believe that the next World W ar will be any different. There have.been countless other periods in history when civilisation appeared to be totter­ ing on the brink o f some great precipice, from long before the conquest* by Alexander the Great; and yet somehow tho world has always moved along. The next World War will bo bloody, destructive, and merciless, but again, somehow, tha yorld will manage to survive. Seniors Of Today Tbe Class o f 1D37, that group o f young college grad­ uates from which will emerge national leaders o f twenty years hence, believe that virtue has little rowan!, and that tho thing for them to do Is to work u s jlttle as jtosslble, get paid as much as possible, and retire as early as possible, according to a survey by one o f their number, Bruce Bllven, Jr., son o f tho well known author. " Writing in the Woman’s Home Companion young nilvcn enumerates tho faults, thb virtues and the attitudes o f hia fellows. He was graduated this year froht one of the leading eastern colleges where he was president o f tho cqUffee forum and o f the liberal club. Aa • member of tho American Student Union he talked with college stu­ dents from Maine to Southern California. tnrbed bjr in unfamiliar situation. Don’t talk too moth, tirow*ajf, ~ up* forgot that youngdUra *W •.from alow In fallowing. A gam# - wQI t .lb) aUrt them o ff far belter'than‘ jfr Child lot of tail. I w r I It will be worth your trouble t* ybbhtf jacour the neighborhood for con* , genial playmatea if you cant a f |ford to tend your child to a nttra* __ try aehool. * . . ‘"5 J ib f w a te riiK K d 8 s:& . fd> reporter* urn! deefWd to coitr MUHJ G. Di Workman^ ft Made Gommandfep, Of Begibni F oot* Mereonte Fliutf I*or Dehydration' NeareGompftdbn a , • _ > - . ,f .. •; f * v . i, . vaan CUBAN the vroak- d* Tor * •••* . ............. t - . .*'• T 1 ' . I .. • a : f - 1 . . T m ,- | ' * Schick Shave*' “ t * 8 RICH'M ff.it " •> •- Mimic War Plunges The propoaat* ntoit1 XrotfacYrtly Berlin Into Darkness dtacusscd, and' one roktleg-. upon the ntaoMMUtt'1 that th*' cote' BERLIN, Sept.. 21. —( ^ —Ber­ • f» N I Wetlc; hat breir proved.1 lin we* cloaked in spooky (lobes' would hbv* the 1President demand last nl(ht while million* fought' ht* lMl' Iqetfrt rtttlsw. Several tho ipcctre of war in tho grantee^ Itka of in* He hive soggasted of the third Iteich'a war gamaa. Little light and treat shadows dwthe otbtr hahd, eome promt* played over the darkened capital. M il pkrtonb* hkte' gene to the Deep aeerrey guarded the mbvw* icaaa, Including eight woman, „ 1n ,» . “ “ I 4«f4AM" of*’ Ifhitkr Senktor' Rey­ menle of tho combined army, entire stale. cboee 10 remain at their posts'Ift . “* and a feet In nold* |D N, C ) aald he voted for The Iyflon's nutstondlag ac­ the capital. diameter-which will he filled with tivity daring Ihn past yes r won, Foreign military eaparta' sett- 'I**.*1 **• revolved h* a Pomerania where other cities were tb* formation of tha Ben's '4 ' mated that japan has more thaa 7 1 ho™«r,ower steam engine. The “ blacked out” in an air dofanaa the' Ixiglon Iintei and DugM J«0 airplanes tradable In th|e *r*, **n ,|* P**1 on entering the practice. Corps and the wnehly rifle shoola Sliaaghal i h * for tho threaten- •“ •mmouth 60 ton pleca of miheld for the junior legionnaire*. ed (leetrucllon of Naahhig and revolved In tbv Through the efforts of tho believed Admiral Haaegawa will **“ ™*r u" 1" 11 >■ thoroughly American legion Itoo - was , 7 in’ bie the raised last roar to purchase In­ carry out hie plan to blast away all military canters In tho eapl* tank and will then be eon* struments for tho Junior Corps III. veyed through in elevator to Ihe which was composed of nMrly Thmiealidi of Cfalnnao civilian* uPPer 't,0” r where it will be racked (0 members. L ew B acterial f e a s t ’ were fleelns the capital, which •'“ •“ 'Vd. Tho nctlfllles of t h o 'poet for Ie about US mlleu west of . T7>* Pro^rs* °f making feed of the ruining yuar will bo outlined fT**’0*™ '1 ***'• “ till In the at the noil maetlag of lbs Le­ Hbsngbal and which had a pop* . nt*! •u l * k ° t . Kenneth gion, tho data or which wilt bo ulatlon of abon*. ltd.00O when tha war started, but tha Chin*** J** r *°*1 of the Louisville‘ Drying announced later, and tha nawly (urernmont announced that It *“ chln*ry Company who la In elected offlcore will also be Ini­ tialed Into thtlr new dutlM at would remain and that Nanking * ~ rr* ° / ron»lrucllon work at Martin’s Garage 7 would bo dolendad to tbo loot Pu " ‘ ■“ » Who wUI tUo he in that Ilia*. Tho United Stole* embassy operation, of the plant, I* AI low ins t> l Tit* ofllrers elected at the meeting laif. n<gbt are aa fol­ staff began leaving the embassy ** 0P‘ ,n>>*‘ l« orer tbs prospects of A 50% Discount* oit • premlsea In aulomobllea yealor* * e**,onlows! day morning for tha Luion. Thei grapefruit by-product, $2,061.32 $2,061,32 - 0 , D. Workman, cotwmandsr; 141ton planned to proceed »P-!"[kkb result* from the dehydrateJohn I fc Calloway, senior vlcoo f pant due account*! commander; Jerk KaselL sec­ stream today to a point near, ‘ *°* °- *"• ***•'• no‘ ontf afford* I helped you.wow you hirtp lfte' * the city of Wuho. * nutrition* filler for stock feed* ond vlce'eommsnder; Georg* Tha Chinese foretgn office aa -*?* *>ut ,I*° ellmlnaUa altogether General Repairing ) Smith. Junior vleo-commonder; Jlabort Deane, re-elected adie-i noonced that tha BrltUft and Bo. “ • pr"bl«m of waetn disposal TYuelf H»hh«a »> vlst embaosles had notlflod rot'-|wh,*b c*n*wl P**Bt °ffkl*l* quest, be to canvassing If sure Hodlem—Springs—Traitors olln Minister Wang Chang-llul *«n»W*rabI* Inconrenlenc* In the ■cntlmcnt with rogerd to such A price.you can afford to pay of, their Intention lo remslo In I***1 T****■rtlon, but has not said what he thf capital and that t£a Pronch. . A new •team boiler and aa oil- has found It to be. Martin’s Garage Oerman aud Italian embaaalsa bu™taV font*** ha« bean Installed ; Impeachment proceedings wool<1| wer* remahtlng pending Inelrae* *« ‘ k* aonnery’a preecnt rahe a point that has been much lions from their goveramont f oiJ*r *or *"• *®lo °t ’ ha de* discussed hero- whether Klan The embassy of tbo- United hydrating plant. mamburshlp in' Itself legally diaBUt*. 1* the only on* to bo In addition to the construction qneHfie* a ' man for membership evacuated *0 far. ot IIm dehydrating plant, tho on tho court. Tli* nrltleh charga d'afUtre* cannery la undergoing n complete A fourth Ules, unrelated to the Tb* following trestles were confirmed this sUUmenC II* renovation to make- way for Klan charges, would have the added that M British residents mod*™ equipment and modem court Itself to appoint a lawyers' elected; J, L Ini ley, 1 years; 13. A. In Nanking had beoa advised methods la be used In tb* cinning committee to determine whether Intention tobomb'0* grapofrult at tbo plant this Black Is technically eligible for Monfortoei. t years; II. B, Pope. of Japan's the capital and told to maks wlntor, C. II. Eckeraon, In ehargo court membership- This sugges­ 1 year. • Ecktroon Inltrttti horr, tion was mad* by Patrick Henry At Ika closa of the session thtlr uvn irrin|«nMiii to Kelly-.a HMten sttoracy. ' there followed Ih* usual con­ on commercial ships' fl aiey de-j indicated. I In dlscuuing production for lb* He referred to tbo’ argument gratulations to Ilia newly elect- sired to do so. ad officers by the legionnaire* * At the airman smbaaay It was *oming year, Mr. Eckeraon re­ whether the retirement of Asso­ and' comnieudatluna for lb* re­ sold that is members of th a vcowd that although Puerto Rkan ciate Justice Van Dovanter actual­ tiring offlcore who served dur­ ■toff will reouln la Nanking In* o"d Texas canning prnincticu ly created a vacancy and if m definitely. .would be increased considerably, whether, as a member of tha Sen­ ing tha pa*t year." Tha lUnndard oil Company of »h* Florida output would be re- ate which 'approved the-rotOwnmet 4* BLADES,' N o L A T fT O York announced tbit all Its duced partly becaoa# of tb* Mil- blR, Dlack It 'eligible under the 4* BRUSH, N o LOmONB U. S. Ambassador To •Naw personnel beingev scat ted moWd decreaeo In thla yenr’e Constitution. Randall Electric Jgrapefruit crop, but , Urguly bo* Tokio Convoys Op* today to Wohu. Aod'it fifth-rouroe. not eo mack f Two JapaneM air raid* on Nsa- cause of tho stringent regulation a propoaat aa a prediction raid# p o s i t i o n To Air king yiuilrnlsy continued for two °t th* cannaig Industry by the —r-r - 1; « ■■ Attack On Capital anil a half hoars. Pres, re IT*- eltroa rummis. ton. tepondonls ‘Inscribed the attacks' Although no labor trouble* a n •as Ih# sraalMt'Oft tb* capital lo eapectod at the plant, Mr. EckorRepairing date—worse than tbo two at* o*” intlatoted tho plant would >t*ck* of Huaday. Thu air qulrse* be dosed for tha Mason with the Diamond Setting. ed with tha crash of bomb* sad ficat throat* of strlkra or other a n d -\ . tho whin* of power diving f!ghf IMbor violence la their area add. Engraving >iag pUnea. Hundreds o< hasty >■* ‘ hat tho company had alroody and light bombs worn dropped. IB*d* hfrangerwenU la Puarto McLaulin, Jeweler 1 Will be all-important in 20 yeorg,” ho writes. " I f U hasn’t yet mado up its collective mind about a greet number o f Important qucaUona it lug at laaat formed thinking habiU that will lead to these decisions. And to a surprising de­ gree. I th'nk. the class o f ’37 hag made up ita mind.’ * "F or the most part,” ho reporta, ’ ’the class o f ’87 ia conservative, critical and hardheaded. The college senior believes that some sort o f governmental reform Is neces­ sary to meet the multitude o f serloup problems that at present muddle along without hope uf solution, but he haa no panacea for our social evils. He Is certainly neither a Communist nor a Fascist. He doe* believe that some measure o f . government plagnlflg, and an Increased Interfercnce by tho government Into the business affaire o f the United States are ncceaaanr and almost inevitable. “ Politics, In general, and the efficiency o f democracy, are subjects o f h ii mild scorn. He believes that politicians are selfish and dlahonest and uninformed fo r the moat part. He believes that democracy, a« It is exemplified by the Con grew and Supreme Court o f the United Btatea, U a halting' and often stumbling machine. A t the same time he feels that, -with all Ita faults, our democracy ia lk>n of foreigners from Nanking. P»*e* to Miami cteftad'" announrsd by Rear Admiral Ks- clUaansklp show* K M infinitely preferable to the totalitarian systems o f Gerssgmwa. Jspaea* naval ooasaaad- cloaed. W.lw and •ml Russia.1 P 11..I . M many, Italy or, aspired at noon today, ball "I’m net la favor of unotrirUi Japanese aald that the and I don’t gsa hto". he "de*traction'’ of tha sltr timed- Umy (MtsaUgga)'W#;fg| on* Insurgent battel km was do2 Inwirg4mtBattallon8 ■nad by tha Jspaqaaa air taroo deocn aad witaaoaaa (a 1 etroyad at Blma In a governba dslayad tar' a' Has* la aaart agafaml gamble* Reported Annihilated »en t rountortottach fallowteg sa may tha l.op# that additional tarolgn- Ml sand gfoclal praaaent MADRID, B ^ tT s i— W —The Ineartont advMma protertod by era sad naa-aaeahetUau srtu tkev* If naaaaadry aad-' 1 Haa U palate al aaMy. igamManglta tha panltemt annihilation of tw* Insurgent bat. n heavy artillery kayraga. I U eecand terttallro which taliorm mas rapogtad today from * rodel* at* almost raonoto|S th* raora ozclUng news eWfte Bhanghal. Peiping Uakiag while onrspapv tha far aauthasa war front mid­ TW* U. ^ »d d.W f,hardly wait to learn way batwami Cordoba aad Rada******** •tedrol’s nest mere as ih* jag wber* gerarameat force* thrust forward to laapovtaat In some quarter*, la that nothing more bo aald l>y Blaek, or by tR* President. Mr. Roosevelt apparent* ly will he on the Writ Coaat wbatt Block return*, Under pwsen|; plana, he will not be beck' hi Washington until after the court baa held IU fin t session. .* * . / \ - V j ■■■*■■■W- 1 ______ ; •• • ! -- — * ---*.% > ■ ■ . * • •% �~ r * ** r r ' Of Baptist ,100,000 Veterans Are Chos&i ria S A u W jo & Social Calendar Paradfc 18 Hours In New York City a iK Meeting U Held Bj* T. E. L. Class (On i i i m i m w m o m l feeling* of happiness and, gratltndo that marked the victory march** of 1919. Police eitlmated the vast body of Legionnaire* *m«U h# moving uptown foe If P d is o n a Is Group* Two,- Throe and Poor hour*. Jfflccrs Are Elected Ijf Wesley Daughters Off lean w en alerted at th* gular business meeting o f th* pagfctan - af Wesley Sunday thool 'class in the chnrch (M M WUrday afternoon at 0 o'clock. ibaUsaos for th* evening won 'Mr*. W< L. Morgan, Mrs. J8 . nsstod. Mfa. G. B. McKay, MN. 0. A. Haines, Mrs. Georfd Margin, Mrs- Paul Rrdfaarn Mr*. Mi II. Ikniyi and Mrs. G. PKrs.<J. U Clark prusldad over th*' husboaa meeting and th* E p h tln r officer* were alerted; V s . G. E. McKay, president; Mr*: nay THIia, vke president; Mr*, n. IL Duncan, secraUry; Mrs: Hi A. Swanson, treasurer; ajadfMH: II. a McCall, teacher. K beautiful 'Lady Baltlmor* cake, d*n*Ik ) by Mrs. & P. Herntorn' whs sold and then resold to members of the class after which M whs cut and enjoyed by all pfsstnt. Thl* sale netted about $10*whlel» la to ho used a* a do­ nation from tha class toward tha gafaaaag* debt. A auppar wai served picnic style to tho following: Mrs. Brtnia Williams, Mrs. 0. E. White, Mrs. Roy Tillla, Mrs/CHntW Btown, Mrs- G. C. Sptrrinr, Mrh. Helen Rhullt- Mr*. W. L. MMr*n, Mr*. J. K. MatUnger, MR. C. A, Haines, Mrs- C. L BdldIn, Mr*. II. B. McCall, Mrh-. Georg* Hardin, Mra. J. O. Lobes', Mr*. Pred Wilson, Mra. " C. P. Brannon, Mra. O- P. Herndon, Mii. IL IL Duncan- Mra. W. L. HarrliOit. Mr*. C. M. Flowers, Mrh..J. I- Clark, Mr*. II. A. Swknaon, Mr*. J. E. Preston, Mrs. K. a Laney. Mr*. M. B. Smith, •BMattaf' with aonga, and Mr*. P. W. Stanley lad th* devotional. A short bin In... matting was tar charg* o f' U n . E. If. Carroll. Th* following group captains W*r* appointed' by Mr*. W- K, Radar, first vie* praaldanl: lira. H. cummins*. Mrs. 8. A, Xdanfla'd. Mr*. Mdrgarat rtotchar, Mr*, w. L Stoadenmlra, Mr*. *> C. Calhoun, Mr*, G. 8. R. BUrr. Mr*. W. a DtCouraay and Mrs. if, l*. Camph*H war* appointed quilt rommllla* chair­ men for th* yoar, Mrs, Margaret Platrlirr and Mr*, Iteeclar ar* baaktt chairman. Mr. and Mr*. Lamhart announce At Hit social hour Mca. F. W. Utq birth of a *o» Ralph Edwanl. Rlanlay conductad a Bfbla con yetUrday at tbo Pomald-laughteat for which Mr*. W. E. Kader ton Memorial Hospital. was awarded first prlaa. Refreshment* w*ra .erred to Friends of Mrs. Kliralrth tha following; Mr*. I.llllan Vlak- Weeks will regtut to learn Gift ory, Mr*. Margaret Fletcher. Mr*. aba Is setioaajy 111 ai the FirnuhlP. W. Stanley. Mr*. D. B. E. Laughton Manorial Hospital. BUrr. Mr*. K. M. Carroll. Mrs. K. W Stiles.. Mrs. J|. Camming*. M rRae Mr*. If. |* Leonard. Mbs. 8. A. Koonfltld, Mru. W. U Hloudwimlr*. Mr*, j . » . Cochran, Mrs. J. C. Calhoun. Mrs. W. E. Ka­ der. Mr*. A. If. Ho**ettar, Mrs. Mks Wnlker, Mrs. F. F. nine*. Mrs. J. V. Stovall, Mb* Augusta Fletcher, Mist Isaball* Simon, sod Mlaa Dorothy Carroll, of Jacksonville, visitor. Boat Party Given By Miss Virgin jaJGIllan Rysrson will he Interested to Mlsa Virginia Gllton enterUlnad a group or her friends Sunday a f-' learn that after a pleasant Mail let-noon. The party went by boat to Mr- Hyerann'a home In Bingup the 8L John* River to Blue |hampton, N- Y. and touring tin White ^Mountains, and Maine, Ihey Spring*. At the spring* swimming waa are located In Durham, N. i\ where Mr. Ryeraon will be assist­ enjoyed and a picnic rapper waa ant science teacher. Mrs- Kyeraon served at an early boor. Thna* enjoying the party wars: will be remembered aa the former Mlsa Cornelia McRae. the Mlaaaa Elisabeth Mkthvln.l Mlnnlo IClng. Dorothy Marshall* Gladya KfaiUw, Virginia GOleal ______ _ and Charlie Ward, Mutt TVdaman-l try heard • MEXICO CITY. Sept., 21. -O P) —1M r Suprarae Court of Meslco put’- a brake on expropriation ot prfisli* properly under tb* nntloaal program of aociatliatlen ywtorday, balding that ssdiura may be* made only if th* Mata ahovrs It Is acting for the good of UmT.public. / ____________ _ CllATTAIIOOCIIE, SWpl.. 21. iA*l—Bupt. J. R. Thrrri-ll told IImj rtorthwent FImt.n ilnnVi-m A -delation here the Flmiila Stnto ll,;ilt* l for the Insane I* not un " iimoiic asylum." •T‘ie»|arntly per-un* wlm ore i.ill informed on I'ttd i.'jii'? (»b ju t refer lo Hits as* the Mate Innine Aiytuni,". bis *ai«l. "The li-itil Ih entlrt-ly fnarcuratf- An In ane u»vjuin is a,plan- lo segrr, lit - andlnraiccieto Jiersmis lu vnb-4-ilo protect rurirly, while a I- tillrl Is a place win re - those i Im -me III may get treatment, What-wo attrui|it to do is w lui.ililnte Dm- piitienl. lo restore li.nl to lit* family, to Ills tuilnvss wild to sock-ty.” F ire p r e v e n t io n W M K L«»t night 20-000 men, out ol th* khaki of an older and more stirring day, tat In Madison Square Garden'i'a lofty auditorium ta open .their nineteenth annual convention nd the a war pretldeat dead now thl* half a generation wai stirred egain in what the speaker* said. Gov. Herbert H. Lehman of New York welcomed them, but not a* men with a Job all dona etree the eleventh day of November of 1919. A* Woodrow Wileon had cried out to make them 20 year* ago that they must "mak* th* world safe for demoeracy," Lehman *ummnurd them anew to . an old campaign: "Wo .tiH hare a great principle of ilctuoriary and liberty for wh’lcfi we must fight." " 'For God and rountry' " —he quoted the irgion'* constitutional preamble " 'W* ***qciat* our •elves togrthri^lit mak* right the ma»ter of might; to promote peace and good will on earth; to safe­ guard and transmit to posterity the principle* of juatice, freedom and democracy.” He wvnl on to talk of the quality nf tolerance; of the old Rhode Island rod*—all men might "walk a* their conaclence* par* auailed them, every on* In the said—In whit seemed an who of the kaynott of Lofton Commando? Harry Cotaery'e denunciation of attompta to foator nail prin«/J1*» In thl* country—"when It **•» front fToupa of pooplo nbroul porawutrd aolely became of race or religion." CITY NEWfc BRIEFS • r w n n e * r e a m rage Wee I vlolallu.i of City ordinance* will Is? mraigm-il before City Judge frank L. Miller In a »e»alon of tlw Municipal Court Ihw afternoon it ' loo o'clock. The Sanford Cbe<* am! Checker Club will hold its regular weekly meeting tonight at 7i.l0 o'etfek In the club rooms of thf Valdri Hotel, according to an announce­ ment made today by A. C. Mad­ den. club ircrrtary. Tin- Krafuril Klwanl* Club moilibi-r* and their wlvra* will onjuv a bout trip un TSe SI. Julius Itlirr Thmtilay evening lent Ini; tit r> on o'clock from tinfiMit uf |>ii|ini-t|ll Avotiu". nrconllmt In u statement made ’to dnv In SMney' J. Nil. vlro-pree Idpnt. “A R C H E R ^' FAMOUS HOSE’ J Walking: Chiffonf All New Shades $ 1.00 New Two-Thread Sheer HOSE: IIY ARCHER ‘ FAMOUS STR E TC H Y TOP" V \SIIINUTON. Kept. 11.—(A*) •l'n-i|ilept Itnoeevrll proclaimed Uta net It lo-KlnnlnK Oct, 1 »* Fir* I•ri'vrntliin Week. In a statement released at the Whinii |louse tie tnvlled "III# *elive i-n n|ierntliin of nil our peoI'le III lliu elimination of lire Hut now, he aaid, this ancient Has iuV** mill the prevention of right was dying In many place* • fire whMr.** across the world In "the maelstkom of new Ikiwi ill will and Intoler­ / ance." Englnnd are addressed as "America gasps in horror," h# Gran.* NEW SHADES WiNxihrown .Turf Indian Sua > (Vdar Dark A Bland MALARIA COLDS ANNOUNCING OUr THIRD Annual SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK TIio Right Time o f Year for New Curtains and Draperies— The Reason fo r Our Special Reductions. Beautiful New Assortment of"(;HINTZ— CRE­ TONNE— SHADOW PRINTS— TAPESTRY. Also complete stock o f glass curtains both ruffle and tailored. It will pay you to take advantage o f this SAVING. To-Night CHINTZ 4 Reautiful Of Old Ranges Water Heaters Efficient Economical 29c VALUE FOR 2 5 c GHINTZ 35c VALUE FOR 29c CHINTZ 49c VALUE FOR 4 4 c For Your. Old Stove—" Any Brand—Aoy Owner e n e tO N N E . . . . 39c VALUE $ } c 1 Bring 'em in t DOULTON CRASH FOR SLI? COVERS Less’n a Dime RUST,.GREEN & NATURAL A DAY, 69c VALUE FOR 4®C Payable Monthly TAPESTRY & BLOCKED LINEN $L49* VALUE FO R $2*29 Una*, tv* win n myliUty I year *14 Slav* aa a dawn ?■ RUFFLE & TAILORED’ SCRIM CU RTAlN S-CReAM & ESCRU frasi tha HflcWwry sad W ATER m HEATERS During tha Round-up all aisae and types ot water heaters ore available, and for a Him led time, you may trade la yea r old boater, par only | L 0 i per month and enjoy the sail*/ac­ tion and convenience resulting from a constantly maintained, automatically regulated sup­ ply o f hot water. 69a V A L U B F 0R J f c lf.0 0 VALUE FOR | 9 c $ $ 2 5 VALUE F O B fg e $1.95.'VALUE FOR » f . 69 The YemU Co. SANFORD); FLORIDA * V �r V. ,♦ v 5* wii? uS*b 5 5 S To Drill Be Puzzling To With Full Squad! ndonjligh Squad j | ^ -------- Of, Kiw York ---- --- It ....... IS UL loels - « Sheet ana II .-------- l i Wreeklya —------- - II I’niuui-MMim h 1* ii aa aa iin ill w. New York »< Drtrall — f.------ - I I iII IT rrt, *.*|* .III Amr.mtvAn i .m a u im Chlraun. ...I,....-,— ,tl Chlratu • J ----------74 D »#t«e 71 Waahlnulnn If I-till.-t. Iplila, ........ ITII Ml. Duels .1... j ----I f ?ed And Power \y Prepared To itt London High im Friday Night ■m A h u b ; II .111 II .I I I II. .I ll TI .I I I - .JIT »| ,tn cotatandln*. ' Tba Tornadoes fallad to ellefc with thatr vaunted “aerial cir­ cus." bowtnr*r, on* * f their for­ wards babw tnUrcepUd and thalr only, mtaral loalng eonaldcrabU yardage. pomptoo continued to domlnata th« pUy bi tha third period, moeily bacauaa of tha hardchargbt tactics o f Cardinal line. - i .. ■ Clearwater, taking advantage of tha (hangs of rules to conform drlth tha Florida style of play, opened It* ' aerial attack. The first efforts provad disastrous, however. J o h n n y Frederick. M TIDM I. (.UWrN 4) M ileage I. Tw® NewHattara Re- Ilrnnklre N»w Turk III m . leiul* I. ^ For i n i t i a l 011*4ra Blarnl prvvfmi. ifattr. a m m i i o a n M iim 'n I a*ula I I ; Itueton f-J .. • " P r a c t i c e Today HI. Dvlfett »t New York I. DKI-AND. Bepl, I I —lUrring Ifonlrrnl .... . , , 1 1 1 *44 1*4 —1 T I a il an] M g—I It | '“i"*"*th* buuoo natter*win tlaltlninr* , h,. _ „ w with a full Baud Hmrlha and llargm **; Plerhrr, •In** nmt Onty, ■• • Itm lm AowMIlan P l u n l f Mill* Itor it aa* The iia—a ia t New OrUano ail taa ttl—I I 1 Reger* and Thump*,,at Ifitmpkriee. 1’errle. nnd (lenru*. t t A fe wMatIlrnk* Hutnaw " I Semlnola High School y ' Feds looked somewhat t ' yesterday afternoon dsr* thatr Initial practice seeel the week when en as* re blocking session was Jlteg while the Fed backawe underwent lha asms n fth llig ! are beginning to brighte e 'e y e bit after a glohniy past weak UuT wet ipent With In•|or»d man aa thwy ars coming hedh lunch with epved and powW a n d lha lla*. that (till doesn’t ! ■ ' . aa etropg ea It aboutd ha, '■tnptdJy gaining tn tha old jm p r d e know lada*. Tha boys ars ihowlng some tfcwrnet tn tha work that tired Coach MeLuca* baa planned for M i asd the Foda play thalr » M ( tilt of tba aeaioe in Jackgetrille Friday aranlnl at the EpjHiuiriUe Municipal fltadrnm OfOUel the powerful Dons of M l Ldndon -High flebpot | 'h wth be the rirat game of the eeaiaw for the Trogdan .•peeked outfit which will give ■eatord eemawhat morn of a ekaee* abd with tba new aysppm that lha Celery Frdi are ■Meg. they will ha apt to giro U om e big putile for Ibe first qnartar at laaiL .'■-The Celery Fed back field I* AM of Ike best hackflsld's that Er.IfltLeeas has nad in n m i time /-k m (he old btiard ot i « reiarrs power Hill lurks In lha shed‘ OWl. Tbs Feds, In the scrim.mode M*alott yutorday, un*' k * » 4 a strong pneglng allark That Ieohs as It It will aid them n to e greet ostent In thqlr hard , W*#4ale. Tha 'attack Is mapped 1 eej, In more or Ireq. an unkfMkibl* manner and defrnslvn . dlbha ars going lo have another ' H u l* In atopplng It. . The Fad* are blocking vary Veil In acrimniage aa wvllaadurf tog other assignments ot that na­ ture. Tha hirkllnld la blocking ■ OW nicely m It they were vclvrEvdfld. They am ruunlng an Intorferanr* on e par hut It will yk»ve to pick up allitllly In or’ der to eld those ball rarrlvra. *'During th* scrimmage evasion a pgeglng mack was ■UUd th e n Mrl.uraa ia first eleven through for,*the first lime. The other late arrival, another end, was Charles Cobb of Miami, Practice evasions were cut to owe drill • day with Ota Opdlt* Inc of school and the flitters will work out from now oe Only In the afternoon*. ' A number of candidates for the frosh squad worked out In shorts yesterday, hot Cowell said freshmen practice would not be­ gin until later In the week. Dick Bints of Palm Peach, a guard Injured In last Thursday's eirJmmag'V was back In uni­ form today leaving only Hall Undbold qt Glirford,-tackle, out *tltr a' acre bach, on the Injury Hat. Coerbvf Cowait and Chat Free­ man drilled the bnckflalil nnd lino separately on blocking and tackling and Indicated t h e y would aertmmage today. e hard group of plays using tha unbalanced line with single end double wlngbeck play*. .Tbs llne-wp for the ftrst siring wm si follows: Bern Wells, LKj Robert Whiter Young, Ml; Fred Ulnae, C| N. A. Harkoy, IlO| Ashby Jos at, RTj Hilly Colbert. ItK; Johnny Morgan, QD; Darrell Forguaaon, Lilli; Leon Lawson, HUH; end Robert Btolnotf, FB. The eacond string outfit was as follows; Welter Turner, LB; Robert Rpmblsy. LT; Hubert Bmllh, LO; Jim ftlM r, C; Hidnvy Nil. R0| Raymond Hasty, RT; D M. Telford. RK; Waller Baseball Club Ends Seasdn With Surplus In matar dapoelta and fS.OO cash Mealhaavs Vtmm ra w Oe»* *t the loci Lookout! purchased f 470-40 worth- Yb* Clt of Goldsmllh bnecballa, spent r. nort an< |4IUAfi for uniforms, bats anil thanked M catchers equipment. The cldb tk, wor|, , ntctnlx ri were fined by tho Ia-bruo j,,j| t|u],, president for a total of lllt.0 0 the officii I scorer wea paid 174-11, miiii n il medical luppliea totaled $20.(19, 1 and other miscellaneous expense* NEW YORK, ran up to f 149.00. Ichapter waa writ! ______ The — athletic association hae one of Long Island (Cewlleevg Free) Fee*, Owe) paid lha City In nuraorous pay-'Jmyiterie* when ' valorem method of m in. „i ___ prop­- menta, a total of $2^00.00 for th«|tons, whoaa wl erty end effect eane ieconomyjlnetallatlon of tha lighting equip-,Juno 0 last from and efficient operation of atats'ment et the ball park. The club'Stony IIrook Long Island farmand local government. Those,paid $179.39 for telephono rail* formally announced bo believed elected to the n»il Legislature,and telegraph expense*, $791.49, her deed, must not only promts* th*** for tho upkeep o f the park and things but mutt coarlnce the $1,399.63 for traveling expenses voter* of their hontity and ebil- of the players, tty to gst rsaulti. “Tbs most pleasing ohi (ton on the* entlrs trig was Prompt Relief Iowa la Ihu •nation's greatest corn producing aliq*. The medicinal wnlars of iho Haratuga Hpa, New York, have been famous glncn Ibe lima of tba Revolution. OOOD Modal A Ford road- HINOL’K LADY, quiet hablta, want* small apt. caalrally lo­ » from $93-00 to $123.00. cated. Housekeeping privileges, b tune Used Car Dealer*. Address Hoi 10. Herald, * a"l E:~»7 so.OO cash, 1931 t o ^ Fnrd two^loor. Ex- oJui»LKTB~ iiATI! ROOM F u ­ tures In good order, flog It, i Condition. Be* E. K. IJoyd, Herald. WABIItNOTON, Bepl. I t —W —Tha Ualtad Btatee yesterday decided to participate to a lim­ ited ealaat In the meetings of the League of Nsiloae Advlaory Committee on .Far Hasten at­ tain. Tha adrisory com miltas bee been aoavanod to consider Chi­ na's appeal for Inrocailon of tha Lrtfea* covenant Iwcauaa of Ja> paJPh ' taltoyrd aggression. The ChlnaM appeal wsa Mind with the League .council last weak, by Dr. V. K. Wnlllnglon Koo. Calneee embasiedor lo France. Tha advisory commlltrc la composed of t* nations. It >* aiported to meet today. Tba Blais Department revealad that Laland Harrison. Ameri­ can minister In Hwllserland baa eammanl(lt«d lhl» deilshm to the decretory of tlm laagne, Harrison was tokr-n following receipt of an In rJinIIon to Ibis government from tlm League to co-pperete Is Ihu work of the committee Which wan farmed in HIS to advise iIan T*isgue on mailers ut policy In ronnbctlon with the Blno-Jnpnneae contro­ versy of 1 *1 1 1 1 . Ilsrrleon eanl|»n'>d Hie I^aguo that American participation .M > i lb* nooeavelt AdMlaMrstkm look ?*fl" 118 Bfopoatila which Ikf. office to' participate la (hawork, t****** i"»r address Ho It hat, of lha 'bomtnlttee aa I B°n rot- w,n not* howoror, be prepared • Ini ob»*rv*rj- ' ’ J,. '* I l0 »l»l* It* position ta n t u 4 “The Amar k m goranuaeal re- t0 P°llck's P'm * ' uubmltto* call*," lUrrfaon’a lelUr contlnu *« Nrma of hrpolhalted■It* ued. That (ha advisory commit- « ulry.'’ "Si taa « u crestted subsequent U> _ _ -----'* - ltj ■ad on tha bests of a iuajor.de- U . S . W i l l S e e k cUlon la tha field of policy arI . . rl i „ 4 . . , n. . l J rlred at bjr tha aaeembty In re1u lH U lU l ln d tC tI T H !I lH l l « r f la a m'atlar referred to (ho ■ ’•* council of lha assembly,WASHINGTON. Sept, SI. —W V ; Tha remainder of llarrUon'a —Tha Justin Department ukfl com muiiIcal Ion follow*: today It would ask a federal -In thB niQdarataadlic of Iho «rT,nd l«ry at Frankfort. Ky». <m American government, Gio ad- jSrP1- 29 to Indict “ certain Harlai Ttaorr commltten wM created lo MUB,F *®ul operators and othel aid lbs mambera of tha League j Individual!" on charges o f Intar ia concerting their action and I Erring with the wlvjl rights o their altitude among themaelroa Kentucky coal rnfamra. ] and with ho-m amber m*tv* lor The decision to seek the Indict 1 the carrying o(S of a. policy nc* ntent follows completion of t ommended by lha league. Al bweatlgntlon by federal agenta oft' proaant, until the' Ueltnl State, HitUn county which Attonmy, | la Inforawtd •regarding tha. tune- General CummtnR* ordered on j Ilona for tba United flute* ROT- May 19 after he received com* Plenty of machines for school use STOP LOOK LISTEN , have bean authorised to attend lha meeting of the advisory com- Courtom ft Efficient * BUVICE !•( A French—TeL k ill f Q E E .T H A T S GREAT,’ WU FANG. I L L BTAQT ORGANIZING' A M O D RIGHT AWAY— OU GH T T O O E A B L E TO OlG UP G O M E GOOD B O V B .A R O U N D TWIG T O W N . S *—v Q U IC K -— jA Ar ECONOMY anti SATISFACTION us* DoubleTested/Dov6kAdbn! BAKING I m V POWDER IU I.K i U , LUTS—und tow largest steak ot Grande, “flptoete" Delivery. W k S W fiK k O R IE N T A L S BUT BEFORE YOU B T A R T r AW, N c u t r r ,, ^ IN T H i e WU, O U e iN E B ^ . X W ANT X O N L Y GMOOT TO W ARN . O N E WAV. A O N T l-T ' f—f t V O U / r~ \ LEVEL, \ V U l" J , EH ? _*» FOR MC TO DO IG T O LOCATE NEAR CHINATOWN W H E R E T H E R E U . BE A CH AN CE T O WATCH C L O S E L Y — 1^ 4- CALL YOU E V E R Y Q A V --I F Y O O DON’T HEAR FROM M E Y O U 'L L In Itlv* year t.oy er etrf a ln-,wrltfr ter wheel, wheth­ er In. relive* or keh erkooL tl wilt bv a tile help, net eh| Ir during wheal years, ball fiw rtl he a valuable.tvstateir-4ei the year* to cem». Eaey tlTHh 1 If deelrvd. ' HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. 1st STREET at BlflCAYNE BOULEVARD Overlookhtf Buyfront Park and Blucayna Buy OppomU Union Bon Station MIAMI, FLORIDA One Block From' Shopping Districts nnd Amwcnumu Summer Rates Until December Shtfla Room with Bulb—$1.60; Double Boom with Bath— $2.00 r Alfred Simona, Manager T H E R E IB PART OF M V M OB AB YOU CAUL T H E M ------_ EVERY ON E A HATCHET M A N . T S W O R N T O D IE . FOR M t IF ' NECE S B A R Y — L E T N O T YOURY FEET S T R A Y U PO N ; k C R O O K E D PATH IN O U R DCALlNCgS / <Stm f KUHNIKIWCD A n r.1~7kri, U rS rooms and bath. Adult Raeaoah Instruction. Reliable men to abla. 0*11 WedMbday. $07 Park to bp AIR CONDITIONING Klactrle Refrigeration. Prefer 26— MiucelDuveoae For Hale DAN, THE MOST VICIOUS SMUGGLING■ RING. IN THE COUNTRY IG OPERATING IN THIS T O W N -- M V OFFICE HAG USED EVERV RESOURCE T R Y IN G TO RUN THEM D O W N , BUT IT HAG A L L BEEN USE L E G S , W E G U G P E C T T H E O R IE N T A L S. Unlit* *ir*M*nl vela** wceiKl-baad maskleti Gulf Station tt DUAL Four wheel 15— Apartments F b f R$Rl~ With body, ■pec laI $203- FURNISHKtTa room""ApartmentFord roadster, special upaUlra. Inquire 111 Magnolia •el A Son*, Used Out As*. d, with fair *4g«a(lon BIX CELERY-"(ieed tod* reedpto to train spare tlm* 1* aet, boerdlnV paper and celery •rta to iMUlUtloa end wire for sale. Bee Mr*. Bteineff, IUbu.lt mecklsaa. ell makva. ENGLISH’S DAN DUNN \S«cr«t Operative 48 MR. FAGAN. YOU HAVE COME TO ME WITH A PLAN AND X HAVE CONGIOERCO IT VERY CAREFULLY. X BELIEVE rT W ILL BE GOOD FOR DOTH O F UG _ _ Factory i Stme/H* AoCiyor <JT)A*w^w 12— Wanted •ho really knew* hew. Jeweler Magnolia A re 5 Mi, fwllpWl il l" >•yluVfBQe he had paM Henry L- Gray, PrcsP dent of tha League, 1100.00 for e fine- applied to lha club due to e From Itdunf Eczema Classified Advertisements S It Was The 19th ‘Straight. Win For The Genev*'«Session Will N. J. School As 7,000 Saw Them Get C oitfid er Chinese Decision Over Al Rogero’s Squad Aggression Charge i t w i 'i W T m ra a iU T I r fK w a r v Clearwater. D rop*_1 Gridiron Tift To Patersoq Pailicipate. In N.J. School By A 13-7' Score Leagne_Stadiei Appears Somewhat ier Blocking Assignment! ■^11 i /» . W M K N O V^^pM ETH I CRO O K S MIGHT IU i t / �a^ \ *■• k .v T ? 1 v*.'7 £ ^ ^ " 1 if!r<* r ~ j * .. :- • . " ■■«”. " 1 ............. ............... .......... r r . r ----------------------------------------------------- --- ------- ~ ~ ^ .V ^ n V .v . M S«mtnol« ocrauw ic Co w uonly n v / rPimducad im iiiw More F n sll And VefaUbJan Hum A n Sim[Ur Are* la Anaartai . 8ANF0ED, FLORIDA, WRDI EaUblLshrd In 1908 Bombers KillF™p,“ *{:u! U. S. Ambassador To China Is Ordered Leads Legion March Back To Embassy • P o s t In Nanking GEN. DENHARDT SLAIN ON EVE OP MURDER TRIAL Attempt To Balance Budget Also Meaha Discontinuance Of j Public Works Act WASHINGTON, ” Sept., « . — (AT—Informed fisc* I official* predicted today U»a Admlntalrw . tion will trim work rollof •{Mod' Inc iu b.U m l.ll, during th* p u t flam! Jfitr In on effort to balaned tha budget. Hearings on th* IPStSO tod rat already hart boon atartad by Daniel W. Dali' artlhy Rabbi Morris A. Skop budget dlroctor. Commends ldealsln Prooldant Hooaevalt will aob* estimates to ftoyr m In Jan* U. S. Constitution mlt S Canton *Is Bombed 4 uary. Tha cua for tha raliaf pro* diction came from a statement > * f r f j 'V Times In 24 Hours; "Tha Croat IdaaU In our na­ ■oad yesterday tjr Marvin It. MtIt Great DamageDone tional Conatltution mult ba Intyro While House secretary J vitalised by tha Waal lam of. tha saying Mr. Rooaarrlt baa matte | •MANOHAI, ta p t. tt— paepla." aald Rabbi Morrla A. a final allocation under TVS7 Fob* I pwpwt MM (AP)—An unabashed apldamla Shop, principal apeaker at tha lie' Worka Extension Act. of ahatara *pro ad In ihanykal rryulir weakly luncheon of tho The atalcmrnt a*Id tha naod today dwarf Iny tM throat from Sanford Ktwmnia Club nt noon for joba providad throuyb PWA tho olooaly drawn Chin..a today In tba grDl room of tho had derronaed................ with the paaabift f m*4 Japan*a. battta llnaa la Vatdei ilotol. If the economic extremity. It re­ tba war tana la tha narthTho Ktwardnna nlao held their ferred also to "the need to cor* wool. Of Halat _ outialtoo dlanomination of officer* for th* tall tho federal budget.'' olooiad that mar* than 1AOO com Iny year and Sidney J. Nil, President Roosevelt- on the oaooo of eholara hod boon eon loiol attorney, waa nominated eve. of hie departure for a n rated hi tho InUrnatlooal for tba presidency of the yroup two-week*' tour of tho we»t, an* Pamoment end Front* canj and wilt enter tbo final alectlen nounced yesterday the wind-up aaaplan. Tho opldamlo waa | without any opposition. Dr. 1). IF of allochtloni under the new pub­ aaaaldarod tha vrorot In ehanyCaawell waa nominated for the lic works program end *aid Dili The niyht before he wna to have gime to trial oirain on rharye* of murdering hi* fiancee. Mr*. MI’a hlatary and la aproadlny first elce-J>r*aldeney while J. L. maant the end of PWA. Ho alaa Verna C.arr Taylor, Hrlg. Gen. Henry II. Ihnhardt. former lieutenant governor of Kentucky, wo* at tho rata of tOO »**•* a day. Marontetto aqd Julius Dlnyfeldrr admonished newsmen not to at­ ■hot to death at Shelbyvillc, Ky. Mr*, Taylor'* throe brother* surrendered immediately afterward* were nominated for second vie*' tribute politico to his visiting NANKING, Sept. 22.— president. certain cltlea In th* writ and and officer* iipoted one of them a* udmlttinit he flm l the shot*. The picture of Dcnhardt (upper (AP*— Lea* than" 48 hour* Arthur Bn*nan wa* nomlnatrd steering clear of othan, and aald left! I* one of |hla latest. It wj» made Inst August 10 during summer urmy maneuver*. An liour treasurer and Prank S, Lamaon h« might make a flroalde radio after the kill iny, a crowd I* shown (upper right) at the hotel dour In which Die general fall dead. . after the British and Amer, for the flnaatlsl aocnlary poai- talk on future public worka policy The man on the floor lietJiiM u* Derhrnlt was found. The Carr brother* aro shown (below) ju*t f Jean protests to the Japanese pretty, vivacious Ann Bishop of: lion. Fourteen man were nomi­ before conyron meetsafter they aurrondrml. I-efl to right: Jink Carr., Hr. I’. H. Harr ami Hoy Harr. The confession , ’ government against the un- Tupelo, Mis*., stepped high and nated 'a the directory o f the orDiscussing the wtnd-up of PWA wa* attributed to the latter. * 1 *restrictcd bombardment of handsome tn leading tbo Ameri­ the president said that this emer­ tr.otl**ad OO f i l l Threat t h is capital, more than 50 can l*gion‘a spectsular parade gency agency waa established 14 stimulate construction and cm* Japanese airplanes twice In New York. She la shown a* ployment dining tna deprottlon n u m d death and deatruction tba line, of march headed up Regular Enrollment , that It hsd fulfilled it* mis­ from th a aides today killing, Fifth avenue. In C. C. C* In October and sion promptly and affectively. wandlug. Lor banting to death It* added then had been a da■ M than 100 thine** refugee*. Tha regular anreHnuat pi vet­ 'srana In th. Civilian Teonasrrm •reusing-need far-thin aifanuUUon for Ilie fro- It Wftlcr fish Ini* I'silr tn IIn' with the passing of the economic faareU lust ‘at .Canton today ln tion Corps will feska place in Future wear luturo, AB-i It. Julttumn. "estromlty.’* Hr said he approved a uariaa et devastating raids by October, possibly between the unde their mill nr, reported lint u aa “ sound public polky’1 the re­ Japanaaa bombing plan**. The li t and 20th, according to Infor­ jection by Secretary Ickes, PWA . lpimhi'r nf nttw i*«iiit**wti* wills lvocal Railroad Man fourth attaek of the day and mation received from Jamea O. administrator, of many applica­ *'n or enoli pities will lie mid*el ilur tha sixth within 14 hour* came HctomeH Editor Of Iluff, aarvleu offkar of the tions for loans and grants because their f,1(! (h0 rnmllig year III the H»t In mld-attemoon. Xstlmsts* of Amrrican Legion hero. • IBs1 ' n( VnntesIs In elilili the urftiue National Magazine it had been found the applicants tba toll In Uvea and propertyIt wa* also Indicated that the h nil- liniiun ulroady participates. all unofficial—mnuntad hourly. state quota for vetemns had been An liilrrestliiR emup.ittsiut 1,1 ■t. I, C(b'uii. chairman nf the Foreign aye-wltneeaea told tif Increased W giving H eel- Kwmnsiprogtlculllli.il lit* 'til o i l * (uduy announced that be"|ihu ten­ w a larger — . numpile* of bodlea, moat of them UIHIIUH, t IIB eswv* n , g • Wteveei ..... ” wnteet-ulih tlees 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 u-nl in the Clvll tana, In tba streets of the member at tbs association, an b*r an opportunity to «nroll thar* dered hla ri'«itV'Hlleii as clialt 11 nili ,| H'Blos ini" nimlij by K*-n Hrf, would b* confined Jo:g4|M0southern Chinese metropolis, o f nounced today, adding that this In the July enrollment period, tor « r urth (luatnrnHou, Hh'i 'recently Heinlnolp Cnuilly i 'IhuuIuh Heard, ramus I. taken In Sanford on All veltrana who desire enroll, 000.000 annual outlay for Deoil fldal comment on the havoc year, julurued trmn n tmir nt ttweden man tg (lev, I'ml I', Gunn In wrought by tha raiders waa tbs average of every two years, ntfnt and who have not previous- control, soli erosion provention' mnilnii an,I* Dmimurk. He wa» «t»u np Tn^alinssce uii a< i uuut id til* riant ware also formulated for ly filed application* art roqbwt- navlgntinn improvament, rivers laaklag. Japanese airmen appar­ nellv- pntuled In speak til Or" nr it tdiii tlou a* edllur- and nninsRiti ently were trying to crush tha the nbaarraso* of boyalty Month #4 to erntact tba Vetarona Ad- and harbors, reforeslatlorf, drought bud ineotliiK of tIn* Oelido ('tuepter id the llrollicibeod iil Itie laua-i morals of tha Canton populace. In Dctober by all tha churches ministration in Bay Ptnaa and area reservoirs snd th* Hk*. nr N » nn (ha ‘‘Value of I h'I ik Time mollro Ktnimi'u mid Kiiglutiuum's secure the necessary forms, These espendlturo* will b* sdRailway facilities were taxed by of tha CHy, This annual obaervir wa» I'rojrrts.” Aa during previous enrollments, ministered by tha regular eslstMagatlno. Ibtonga trying to leevo the city, apes on tba part of the churches Kent. Tlueto who were nnnilnated fur Mr, (Ilcmt slated Vila tmirnliiR i The killed or kgurod In Nanking tha Rev. Brooks Indicated, Is It waa, Indicated, teterwn* .with trig department concerned. id but nttlee* diirlmt tile iiimlnR yeut that bo would inmiumi tils duties w en mostly those who had been not only in Sanford but through- depandanta would, be given » uni to ' uWo: president, _ I jan rjr II hI" n* tbe edllur amt muiini;rr preference and alaa that veteran* nf ‘ too feeble or helpless to join the out the nation. urrrse unit - Hubert Mauser; viee prnet- Ibu mngiiilne I,, t’ leu-lund, Olilu, Appreciation was eipressed at honorably discharged from • Chiropractors Plan . exodus lots the safety of the year, (lent, K '’ uti>iib <!mliiva*nn amt eu Knv. J, mid Hie duties nf the meeting ic the church at- previous enrollment would be ellAnnual Convention (CwllasW — r s g . T iros) ilvlllra it,mi llllrhln; sneretary, tlarntit Uiul uf f ten would require him tendance committee of the Kl- gibl* for ro-enollment if »** ,K. A. Clause, tlnbrit Clnii'e tend line In spend the falser portion of Plana for tbe annual conven­ wants Club lot tna work they month* had expired since thetr Japan Apologizes i n I'te vny Itule; treasurer, llrtbcrt tion of th* Florida Chiroprac­ (Continued art r'*a« floss) proposed to do In advertising discharge. tiles Jnmtnes, (leorxn Mauser amt — ■ _ tors' Association to b e. held In , For British Injuries Loyally Month and also to J. L llielll j lluwnril I ladle, repeirter, tieorut the McFedden Deauville Hotel at Marontetto for hla corporation wnriti i f also Mauser amt llarnbl t'laute; idMiami Beach Oct, I and I, ware W ill M C €t TOKYO, Bejrt-, U —flV -J a p .n In advsrtlstng through tha Rita E l k S lid til el.-.nr. Ales It Jobiiaoii, discussed at the mewling of the today expressed regret for tbs e «. At 8:00 On Friday hoard of directors of the organ­ woundtag of the British embassa­ n? r.M ~ _ , , _ , ' " „ „ n v isation I" tha Valdes lintel here dor to China Jn aa aerial attack masting on tho Dally Vacation Two Imys entered, their nppfl' Tha Iceal Order o f B. P. o . e . Hunday, aoodrdtng to Luther T, (•Staid* Shanghai and British mbit school which * m bald last enlinns ter inemberi'hip In Troop summer. This report showed that " r o t *" thali Club r Does, president. rquartan aald Die note met deft nf tho liny Seoul* of America Dr. Does la cbnlrman' »( the ■nada for an apology and aaaurat tho regular meeting of the rommllls* for tba ronranllan »»*• (ueh htdimta would not treat arar bald In Baaford, Iroup in the luiaetnent of tlss- Jun­ end he Indicated that arrangeDr. K. D. Brown)**, praatdant again occur. ior Hit'll tu-hnol Tuesday night, manta had beaa made t» have ; The British dsmsnd far punish- of th* organisation, waa naked nrcuiiling tu II. K. Morris, scoutthree nationally hnown speaker* ■mmi of tha aviator* who ma- In communicate with each of tha Davrlnpruent of tha proposed Twelvo nesree* were arraigned master. at tha annas! conclave. ‘Utted gunned Ambassador Bir women's organisations ta tha poJ lake shore park la the prime ob­ Imfore City Judse Frank I,. Mil­ Tho boys were' FTesI Wight snd Those who wlU probably speak oparating enurehe* snd ask that /Magba Kastcb.buU Hug.ssen csi jective nl the Hanford Junior ler In a seaslnu nt Itn- Murilrithey gtva tbelr Influsnc* and asat, lb* eovantlan ara: Dr. Harry Chamber of Commerce, accord­ pa| Court yesterday a f t e moon Kollia Trswi't, and Mr. Morn* iudirntnl that if the lads passed E. Veddak. president of the Lin­ ing-lA- K_E_. JgJtay.. xli-n tireJ. -AU pleaded • JlH tj daring October to (tree* rrsrtlt.• <» -Ilw- -yfcoln emtagn M cntroprsrttr. dent of the Junior trade Inidy, ■rlallims with alil'li Iti'-y were t t a m n e u m y 'nvj«iprmimt«*tfpr fag Loyalty HoBth,n Boy Beirut they would be nd‘ who will dSilver addresses on 'In their luncheon In the Val­ charged arid only two received milled to the higaniration. "Elimination of tha CTbest." Dr. des Hotel yesterday a rommlllM sentences. At tha session lli.tn-rt Altman, O. C. Bader, dean of tbe Nation­ waa appointed to meet with the PoUce Will Patrol J<m Kuril Is was given nil alter President Approves al Cblropreotle OnUage. will ad­ City. Commission at HiHr roan- nail to of n flu film nr 30 days niujUtarit Kquhnasler, discussed I that Japanese aviator* Municipal Ball Park tba convantian on “ Chiro­ tar meeting In the City Hall In Jail when,to- was found gutlly Iho vslue of fiist nid to Hoy r weondsd iatsntlanally or Plans JTor Census dress practic Gynecology," and also Monday night, to ascertain what of Ireliig drtiak and dlsordi tie Hcouts with those, attending the pagUganus nationals be­ Mamber* of tba Sanford Botlee "Obslstricta." Bornarr MeFwtdan part nf tba park would be the and Joe Beals waa Riven a 30- meeting. ta a third aounlry." • fovea will patrol tba Baaford Mawill also appear an tba program meet feasible for detelopmesl day suspended aetileneo when be plctpat Baaeball Park to prwveot Dr. Does Is eervtag »*!• wo­ by tbe organisation. Was fi'iind guilty of disorderly Iaegion Will Meet In * say damage ha property or pO > . & Protest* Again feeing. Chief of Police Chief Key oed yew as president of Ike AaTh* Jaycees are vary murli In­ condor i iharfrs. ■octalloss and many Important terested In this project and' p|pn Agsinst Jsp Bombs O. Williams aanouaced today. Los Angeles In 1938 Throe negro women eelrealed •tebaagaa hays been made. It to tab* the Initiative ln Its de­ IB bond" when <hey failed loopAnyone caogbt Iroapassing or waa learned, maul Important ol velopment. It was reported, Tbe pear ta-fon H>" rourt In answer NEW YORK Sept., 22. —OP)— damaging tha proparty la any which la a foar-year course ' of bony eeema tn favor th*%con­ disorder Ir rmiJarl charge*. Thu Tha American lo-giun today **■ way will he sabjar! to arrest study In order to obtain • license SIs-ll !•* Klsle. lected Loa Angeles ■* tji* city and firm. Chief William* added. struction of shuffle board court*, woman worn to practice cMroprgcUce In Flor- bat plans |n Ibave the matter to Ophelia F.lil- and Fannin Mile. for iha IU3H contenlfim. A large amount of moony ho* boon OSpaudad ky tha City ma Joseph (Irani, r Irurged with as­ National Commander Harry W. tba dlaorrllon of tba City Kalb* tho park daring tba pa«t year dent bad glean Mm "adotaat* COTYNEWTBRIEFS sault |ri r-ommlt, roblrery was Colmery aald the parade yester­ authority* ggd approved the exAt th* meeting yaaterday FrAd transferred to Ibn rrrunty and day was “one of the biggest, if William* wa* appointed chair­ also Will Mon charged * with not tbe blggoit psrade'ibo Lirglon pandlluro OP |g IM H JM . baa avar held." 1'olkc Commie man af lb* program eommltloa breaking and entering Others arraigned before Jrfdga ■lone!. Valentine 'esllad It tha tor tha nett week aad an attendaaea aammltien was appointed tu Miller were; Charles Holton, “ most marvelous dnd orderly moke an effort in get a larger fighting, UUinl**'d; Dork need, parade ever staged In tbe City nf attend ante of membara at thair disorderly conduct, t dismissed; New York." Chief In*peeler John J. Beery Ike Ffagter, ■lmigq,.-wltli vlnlaweakly Matheons Urn sf tho ilanllary Dnllranr'*, estimated that close to 2 000,000 A naUan-wld* study of parole dismissed, and Ira Chamber* and persona were jammed along tha with throe mile route of march. Many proetleps la being made (or. the litre? Ingram, charged daearfmdhl et juatlre wUbWPA patlt. larceny. were also d!s-| of them never got within a block Cholera Epidem ic. Continues Spread Completed For Preiidencjr Of Kiwanis Club Officers Are Nominated Glenn Resigns As By Local Future Farmers Chairman Of WPA Planning ~ Board Jaycees Consider [Not Guilty Pleas Plan To Develop [ Entered In Court Lake Front Park By Twelve Negroes R a l p h Bagwell, Se­ lected Secretary, In CommendcdForPine *' Work Earing Year Report Is Made On Fiscal Items. Chamber Spent $2,132 LastYear In Nation W i d e Advertifiintf T. R. Stmjwon and RalpV F. Harwell were last nigh t, unanlmounly re-dpeted PreaU dent and Secretary respect* ively o f the Seminole County;: Chamber o f Commerce, afc one o f the Inrgcat meetings jn tho history o f the Cham* h e r« Board o f Directors! S,.]' ■ .« ':/! ■ ■ i •'2 . Other officer* elected Include* Brnl. F. Halnea of Attamont* Springs, Fleet Vie. President; H . iv •I. t’ olcmon nf'Hanford- Trraiur* •* rr; and the fnllowlny District Vice-President*! No. 1—H. J. Lah* m«n. Sanford; 2_Jno. McIk >i, Sr* “ Sanford; 3—0. B. Searcy, Lony* wtHwlj 4 - F . W. Talbott, Ovledof ft—A. q. Wayner, ChuluoU, t *•V * <’• K- Adam*, Chairman of tha Meet Ion Committee, reported the recent election of members 0tV the Hoard of Directors for Urn Chanitirr of Commerce new fiscal year beginning October i. Proat- ’ dent Simpson In welcoming th a ' new members, cautioned thorn re- ' gsrdlny a section of tha organi­ sation's B ylaw * which proelda. that "Failure of any Dlroctor t » ' altrnd four meetings of tho Board consecutively shall autamatlcaUydi»<|uallfy him as a Dlroctor or ’ Dffteer." Mr. Rlmpsog staled that Ihie ruling had not bean carried out in the past- bwe~that- IT ' shall bo strictly adhered to la • Plans Completed For Woodmen Meet Here N ext' Week Final, frtnns for a district mactIng to be'heli^hare' next Tuesday ----- i - i were * irninplatad --* -* -* ‘task ‘ rvonlnj' niuht at lb* regular weekly moot­ ing nf the Woodmen of the World A* Dm American legion Hut aerordlng (o a report made today All member* with thalr fsmllle* have tn-an urged to attacul. LOCAL WEATHER Weather Forecast I'nrtlr cloudy with light M b fered ■bowers Thursday- and -en­ tile east coast tonight. Kitreaw northwest Florida—mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday, Daytona Ttdss Thursday's tides, high, 0l44 As" M.. 10 ;0S I*. M.; low, 3:23 A s' M.,-3:&2 I*. M. Uaremater .! Today, 30J; yesterday, 30. || Freclpltatiaw 'Total for y*#t*rd*y_________JBS Total for -month ..... ..... , MT Normal to data ___ MB Tauspeiwtarwa ; il Maximum* M; minimum, T4, t,J llsrald reading. . Official Rapart High Lmf ! ( .1 ; 1 1 . TiBfrjlhr’TrTi.'tS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Ji « "" ' : » . ■ ■t J ' 1 I *f • * ' • ! A - ’ - i*1 j| " - h ^ * ! -\ , i i • ? ** r-j.0. . L •■ 7 T 7 ? V & *? F ;\ n .r T j- • , ’• •* /i^. * V i . ; ^ , . fi!-V?<liT' R71---- SATURDAY, S' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA f o CO-STARS OF “ GOOD EARTH ■ M 11 i Dramatic Story Of The Chinese People Transcribed From Pearl Buck’s Novel To Local Screen A H ia a Wo nr na the lltlh' bride. General Theodore Til, loaned by the Clilneio government f t I im hull nl nhtu. Iriivclnl nil over the pei Iflu Con,i with Muni. r« crulllnr Cblneso players Irnm among (arincm. Iiiislnei* loll; anil nlliera who ap.»*e ftegfMb.i Tig. lee mine millions. tl the Mea. their hardships, Intensely human heartbeat of ilia h «a t and llttln known ua'lun. la IranacvlWl. Ituiu. pearl fi. Hock* iplc novel and li e alnrn adap* lallon hr tiwin luvls nnd Don­ ald Darla In lln- Gilklnd ■'■teen In ••Tin, flood B»rlh,~ starring Paul Mmil and J.Ulse Hauler. ■ud allowing HunMoy •n>l M"|i* lay al Ibe lilit Theuler,. • . Trull of lour feura of , r»* learrh and preparation of the work of u film ctp-dlllun llmi patti-d a yenr In China lllnilng ailerlora, studying dcletli and In wlilrli lliiiii-i:,nda nl Ojlmial players Mp|ienr I, mm of Iho tnoal glgnnllo lush- ,-ier miller(ahen hy Metfo-Ooldwyn-Mryer. Bhlm r l*iMthllo Ulrmliil the ambltlou, pnelilelion, llline-l oil locations rtirorlnll humlretU nl acres mi whhli form rlllugei, town*, plot i,>-ii it luri-i- el'y In China were it-prudiierd. Muni pnim WMtit Lung Iho farmer. Hlur i.f *'l.oiilt I'aaleur,"* f i Am -i Knitlllve," '.'Dr. line- r t h !Musical Picture 1 Features Great ! Cast Of Players i - musical extravagant! e C o m W ANNA-BUY-A-DUCK JOE PENNER fra- DAILY NEWSPAPER “ SophieLangGoes W est" Will Show A t Ritz On Friday Star Finds It As Easy To Steal The Male 1 HeaijtAsA Diamond In "k ew Faces of 1937," RKO RiHIu believes It hat augmented Ita plan lo bring new farea to the irrirn with a atrong atory, worthy uf the comedians who portray the principal character!, ration. "S ew Vncea. ,wl lllli* . ta « been pmluced ea first of a s«rira of yearly f Hum, I n 1,. Un­ tier the permanent title of "New K iui:." I he arriia la to prevent ..H ttirn rln f Kipling'* tatement lhal "East la Kast and West la Wi -I .fl.il rteur the twain shall meet." Mel to (inldwyn.Mayer’s mag­ nificent alnl stirring photoplay version of "The R n d Barth” romea The problems of a luertuful woman J«w«l thief who trie* to re* turn to living within the law play • part in the forthcoming I' ianu mount picture, “ Sophie-Ijahg lines Weat," which shows Friday at Ihe Kilt Theater. Thia la thcithird of the Sophie Rang aeries cf'pittun i, Wi|h (JeWj/do • ichae1 ’clothe Cowan nnd William iirady. Milt mi lleile, seasoned veteran n f vnudcvllli), won hia great following via ih.t air lanes with hi, Ultlrlie CHIn,time" program. I'arkyakafkua - (Harry Klnstclnlforinti l> or K Idle f ’ mtrr's radio n>l am! now vt'jt Al Jckon on lhe’ . I'lpto PJ'I (,am. appeared i :t the* a.rvett l.ltca before with Cantfr In “ HU'lie, Mi- I'kik." Joe Jut- I'enner. itnnii i star nf -a-lm will v!r CWnina’ l ptigrapl ,i» | .| ft iii in ‘"V 't-g r l.hv'hn’ l ■i.inl»4l*u PAKTNICIIS screen eharailer rule. Ills new Chliii-ao rlmini li-rlinlhnr III "Thu OikmI t-kirlli' I, lino ofIda moat otitatnmllnt: led .. -Lula,, llidin-r. Vl"l>n" •' horn Ine of "F ,r i |miIo*' m i ,I Ihe An.m* Held of "The lir,:i|ZleglleW.' plays ihe Inli'iisely ilramollr. robof Ihe wife, II l-nn , Promhii-nl plan-ra III "ihe lariti* auppnrllni: i-aal liirlmle Wnflnr * ‘ 'Ihe Kn Connolly n» I!>•» unrln, rop«nii ilimPi’r Tilly !*•»<• Ii, o» iJjIus. rtinrlcy Urn pen 111 n« II m» old falhrr, 'J«* ♦»!« Itnlnfi m * Curhoo. h«hi yoifn oh ilio mini. Kelfl laiiko n-t lb** rider win. Hi* fiinti* Kim on l.ltlh* r«*ol, rhlnr. Wall !#»•* ni riili'ir, llanild IMi liar n, lh» ikiis Iii, idid llyll",' Ok Ihn grain linr-liaiil. U'HMa n Lkw as Ihn galnimni nnd M a r y _: l* K O G R A M M E ,F O R W E E K • . ‘ Artist Kapralik taplures tha GOES WEST O F S h i y r . 10 AT THE IUTZ Mundny, Momliiy -Three yia t, lu inake--ro»t two fortunes, Anthony (Jidnn plays Ihe power­ ful toll- nf a Mihtirr who puts love for D n.lhy lann.Jr. itnil loyally lo lit fiieml Glila-rl Itolnml nlnte pul I ini lx,,r 1.1 the dfiiuialir IlyiiMleilia.tl "III I ml 1i in From .Modi hi," li e duntin wlneli pliy* Wedinuley. pl d iho, —lay ul Ihe llitx 1 1nliter.' From I'm rl liuck'.i world fjim d novel. I.uity llaim-r, I’aul .Muni in "T IIK CDDII KAKTII." " , ’I n- diii The lli^r Da^-—J.V| ip.rial altrn lion* and Irem II- iv .; . Kent ’fa'vtnr n , 'T i l K 'I ADY FIGHTS HACK." W i i' ih ~'l.iy: Thursday—Milton Herts. Jo, I' m rknrkui aiel tIMi n.-w /nres ln"‘‘?'KW FAC I'd’ OF "T IIF I AST TR AIN FltOM. MADl'.tD." Friday ('< rlrud.- Michael, loiiry 'trahlK.* 'K ill’ llIB LANG TUB MNGI.N'G ••tills WEST." Addid return ahowing MAI! IN F ." . IILA/.ING Hntuidiiy -I'Jay HCRKKNO— Dljk Fomn S'X FS." Al, • The Joins Family in “ HOT WATF.R, A T T I I K n t IN C B S S Katuidny rad Sunday, Kept. Jith and itfth—' IN TU B AI.P8." Johnny Mark Drown "UNDERCOV Floi I.tu li-lay. declares Its Stats ChaiuVr uf Commerce, has mote thou •J/MiO miles of rumnttrcially navigiihle wnlerway*. , Seminole County Product* ' More FraU And Vt(t«UUra Than An| Similar Area la America j . Only Central "i la City Affordlar Rail, Highway Aad .Wald* Traaeporlatioq a^tlu lnnns|-c mm# Bp ' " ■ Jhlc Lang ia lhe lovely jewel who lindV It as easy to atrul - Ilia1le ' heart moi l ■ 1s— 1 uncut oil, ill v1 I .ai i I••|1 aa\an diamond. •>•■' ••. •'■■■• isci"in •' i--. IN MADUID FILM C . 0 . Andrew s* T e lls R o tary @1 B ig Issues A L L ’S W ELL BETWEEN LEGION MEN ‘TAK E ’ NEW YORK THE NORTH AND SOUTH! Staff Warned Flees Nanking * Japan Threatens»To Lay Waste To Chi­ nese Capital With 100 Bombing Planet* F l o r i d a Senator Is Opposed To Court BMl And. The Wage \' And Hour Measure Anticipates European C a ta s t r o p h e l n Two Years Time I f No Readjustments Pledges Help On St Johns Canal SO.—DPI -BaeHORTON, Kept ml ary Hall said today that un- * laaa economic rexdjualmcnta at* mado within the next two > A n , Ktirepo la fared with an eco­ nomic or military lalaalropho, . BW Wdeu-rwar -we-wwo'clhlfWoWT1V Iho Unlled Hlnles would not bocoma Inndied In nnr war. Tlia Heeretary of Slain at a ’ pres* ronfarrnrii u,'cried that'll#aplta Ills rlowa on what might .happen In Ilia fnluro unlaJi , rh&ngoH were made, ho area no 1 Immediate throat of war ta Kuropa. ' • . In an International ra d I'd ( . broadraat yesterday. Secretary Hull said the Uiiilrd Wales la 11 determined n«l In enter, or be * Promises To Support : , he I, finding It diffirult t. in. i the New York police who are on Joe Penner countenance in a faw hrr trail. Sha hops aboard a I n a i^ bound or California, and i h i M Mlta Michael la iH n in a dlixymg serial of hectic episodes that sweep her to tba film colony in flollywu^d and Jkito the arnu of t m tlorNnanj'MI a new Ilf- o f honesty and security, ’ Aboard the train ara Fnodm Slornir- flint star- and. her man­ ager, l.arty Crahbe, who arc hound for n atudlo tvlieie Mia, Slotnni la to begin work under a new con­ tract. A aultan, C. Henry Cowl n, la on the train, carrying with hull it huge diamond. He wint-i it stolen, for he la impoverished and need, the inaLranco money, li.il there it n special drtretive, R.-trli.wr lioiland, nssignnl lo proie.-t Iho gent, tea llowman, it tcrn.it writer, • hldea -Mias Michael from the police when she lo u d , lltu. train- though,lie does not kn.’ tr who she Is. When she lenma nhoul the pres­ ence of the diamond- she Inuhs u>r on It as a challenge In her skill, and arts atout planning to pur­ loin II, unaware Ihst CrabLe talto plotting to steal It. They both { play eat and mouse with HorUnd, As the rt-Mi.t of 40-hour week hut are unable to grt around I i i ,. IrgUlatiun rrcentiy erected In although tha fiultan trlca In p-.l France, Sntunlny is now recog­ the gem in dangerous and easily attainable positions. nised no n legal holiday. Established In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMIIER 20. 1937 •’ Possible To Do So i Senator C. O. Andrews, who was the guest of honor •t the Rotary Club luncheon in the Valdes Hotel today, aald that he thought it would be exceeding the au­ thority of the Executive and the Congress to replace those justices on the Su­ preme Court over 75 years Membeta bf the American 1-eglon Just about took poaacxxlon of ago with new men. and also that the Rlark.Connery wage of New York City on the eve of their national convention. For ex­ and hour bill would bo disastrous ample,' thia miniature model of a French train roamed the streets to the Infant Industries of with a load of veterans belong to La Soclele Jes 40 Homines et Florida. • 8 CheVaux. the legion's fun-making origination. The hoys and Declaring there, la no more rea­ ,VWetr*3T»tw are shown wt Thirty-fourth street with the Kmplre son why Juatlc(fV ori*Ofe^ftpVeim-' Court should bo retired at 76 than, State building in the right background. that members of Congress should retire at tha same age, Senator Andrews said that the mental re­ quirement, of a U. S. Supreme Court justice were no greater Other Nations vi Decide To Stay Warn Japan Will Bn — Held— -Accountable For Damages Done R ebels Capture Loyalist V illage ■ c ity n e w s briefs ' • I n s u r a n t Officers /'■■> jwu*’ Frank i«. Minor 7 F o o t Rattler Casualties H igh George £. Rollins I redid (lijon Will From Trip In About 2 Weeks Caught Near Lake In Try A l Break Returns To South Carolina Is Given To Zoo In Folsom Prison W ells Starts Suit To Queer Seizure Of Slot Machines i,.|„||ll8 |,u>lm <a mullera. Heitch Man „„„ D a y to n a I n v e s te e l tyaiml T«m i„- m In S lo t $ IS O ,0 0 0 E q u ip m e n t SHANGHAI, Sept. 20.—• (A P )—Tlii> American cmImany stuff departed fromNanking tonight in the fact of n Jupnncde threat to la f wiiate to Iho Chinese capital einphusized liy n morning aerial raid in' which 40 civilians wero killed and 40 homes were deatroyed. Tim United HIate* Ambay- . sodor Johnson with his aide# hoarded Ihn American patrol IhmI l.uaon slaUnnwl lu tha Y siirI ih Hirer anil turned up ' Ihn rlvor. They planned lo with­ draw lo Wuhtl 30 miles Iron Nanking, thereby observing tha . demand by Ihe Japanese n a va l’ fitne. The Jnpnnejjp hail warned -4tr*f fnrelgners would face Ihe dan*, ger of death from lha air b«w ginning al noon Tuesday. Jnpn-' nest, nlflrlsU declared Japan would mu l»e responsible for long of foreign life after that hour,. Jolinsnn'a decision to With­ draw roused killer dleeppoln meat among Nanklag official#^ ■ome iif whom foil that lha Auihsssador sin,uhl remain aa A geeiurn of loyally and sympathy wllli Chinn's eauao Intha-aow * flirt -wllh JsWU, Itr ltlA UgM ■Inn. German nod Italian am* ha.alva derided lo remain, al It - « i I sm*4 >■ ran- Tat—el IIKNSAYF.- Sept.- ‘JO. — -lu it M,'-.iuu nl Insuigenta driving Inward the I m id jouinitua George B. Rollins, divlrlct au* xlrnnghold al (lljnn hruka thrmigh perintendent nf Ihe Atlantic Coast g n vernmenl'a ln*t uorthweat Line, returned laic laat week front the Asturian rtcfrnto lines linlay, a colorful vacation in Ihe central an insurgent vrnmmunhiue report­ portion nf Houth Carolina to hit ed, and captured the Village of duties here in Hanford. Whila k Los dalle Jo* after heavy fighting. that slate, Mr, Rollins mado hi Waves nf ebuntcr-uttarking roi.HOM. Calif, Kepi. jn .-(A ’) . U Navarrean drnva back U»' Aatur' — A guartl and two eonvlrla 1 inn defenders vvtiu nlnrled Ihn on Ihe shores of lotke Jessup yes­ wero slain, llto warden erillraln* battle with an Infantry drive in terday hy Nelson Hums and W. It ly Injured, and nl least seven 1,1 the Kelln River M-ctnr, .'!() miles other prrsons wounded yester­ 1 tmitheant of (Hjon. The advance day In aavngo flKldlna with Ni:w YORK. Kepi., 4M 1,11 rJf brought General Francivco Franknives and clubs Hint followed W. ro’a forces a rlep nearer Oviedo Nali<-n»l 4'ontmander Unity nn nhortlvo allempt hy si-vi-n " where Insurgent officers pi e-li.-i-l I ‘»lmi-ry uf the Auieticsu la-gi„n BERLIN, Sept., Z0. — (/Cl— eonvlrla lo e.capo I'olaom pen­ M|{ Ihn 11 mnnlli nlege o f the in-oir let tiling Herman rlalm. in lb. itentiary. gent gnrilnoit would la, Idled nglit lu prupngnndire Nnri-nt iti A crowd estimoleil hy yesterday to the setting for Oer Killeen mln'des nf lilller <l,n within two week-, nnd lhal Gijt"i Ibis einintry “ a lirax-ii effrniit In • many’s -greau*st war mamwivrra Moughtnn at over l«0 gathered tlxhlliiR In Ihe ■'pfDnn's big The lid aero crnp.i (his rcnihnl Ihe liigheat r alnre tha World war as troops-of to wall'll the seven fool rattler yard left six’ surviving rnnvlrl* have years and luhaccn n IS army corps moved under the writhe and squirm for some time uncon«elous and bliHoly un Ihe manyThe Celery Camp. (16, of tha are pnyini; as high as J7 utmost secrecy Into the northrni Woodmen of Iho World will meet around along wlHi Hit,-lexllea of per pound f,,r leaf Inbncci provinces of Mecklenburg and nt Ite regular ses»lon lomorrow Guard II K Marlin and Con- tonne uf the finer grades i Poaaaranla. evening al Ihe American Legion vlrl Clyde Hleyena, planner •>« ns r.u rents |ter pound, Mr. ....... . ............ Tha week of war games • will a previous nllempl. Coiivlel lien weld nn lu say, adding Ihvl ,'» '. B|„ni. Hut nl 8:00 o'clock. | reach Ita climax next Sunday when I'luns fer a meellng of Die* „y Kurlia,ski was fulally In- m allets are buying more of llw\n)|J .... Premier Moasullnl o f Italy 'will triii n o . 1 will In, completed a# pr-lurl this year than in the past ,o r,.,i,Un,,, ft A negro woman, whose n»me JnredN ginn's nint'trrnlh annual cunvrli vitw tha demonstrations aa Hltllio main liualneaa session. Tha Warden Clarence lotrkln. I» roubl not lie aaeerlnlnml, f«a I ion hrii' several years. Austurisn der, u ler*a guest. whose offlco Iho plot wav sprung, district meeting I" In be held da fn Hie the rollon section .eclion of South j,ulc ,„un, l(iall Gated a Inreeny allempt Balur"W o who lisve I utii privilegeil Early today the land, air and day nlcht wlien she rushed from received dangerous slab wounds Carolina Ihe crop hurt. In Hanford next Thursday crep is ia very g -a l in­ in j 0|1 |)M , (((, „ ny good wilh Ihe ■lulus of leadership in . sea fertaa will begin maneuvers. ‘ I CealleaeO Page Tkeeel evening, Hepl. It. deed, MrHollins said, hut Ihe tier home liruiuHshlng a pistol llie imliunul orgniilrslluii Ibis Foreign correspondents are hatreds b , a would he rubber was crawl Tho i nmps In Ihn District Usd formers nre having trouble in year have nut* forgotten lhal uinu-traffic will ba routed around tho expert lu ho represented St IM curing enough labor to work Iho lug Ihrongli n window In n u l'*'' ........................................ dale given us al „ur la»l loiivm region. Cltlxana havo been warned ■■-■alnn ere: Grain, Orlandos fields nnd in the larger cille. the closing in fri-m Ihe ensl and m l lion which »|M-eifieally slat,si lhal by .lore ImlungliiK l<* J. J. Wnd" agalast spies. , _ llnialllla, N«w Bmyrna. Dn^nd. \V. I’. A has temporarily held up In ronncelioq wilh the one ad IV,on Baal Beven'li HI reel. Chief ol houhl oppose roinmullisiil, Winter Garden, Fort I’ leree and pollen Huy O- William, ladlcalprojicls in order In aid Ihe farm- vanring .nnilhwsrd from I'.Jm -i Uhi'UiM, era In harvesting their Fall crops. were steadily reducing this si on nd'loday, Caplain 0. fl. Illnchcllfl o« NEW YORK, Kept, 1 0 - fd l Thn man. lwl**r IdnnllflM Mr. Rollins •!••> staled lhal it gulsr ana. -Hie unlfnrm ..rank requests the! Will Mim. nerro, had broken To nn ear aplllllng rsropli'igiy of was reported a "little T. V. A. ap­ ii • * all members nf Ihe renkbeprei-out a window pane and was en­ luirlca nml hands end Ihe mar­ propriation" of $37 600 000 for rnl al Iho meeting lomorrow. • DETROIT, SepL 10. —(Al— tering Hie store when ho was tial roll uf drums, Ine soldiers |building )U,|,||njj a B dam asm lo io hime>» Ihn night in prepare ter regimental '■ Flying Z38 mllaa per hour for S3 rudely Interrupted by the wom­ of '17 end *14 rout msrrheo nnd. „ nd Coo|>,.r Hivt-rw which iry l.» preach ....I (....pagan,Use * (1,.,lir, „ Mn. Ho* ln"i>ecilim which will ba mads AA mites S. J . Wittman- of Osbkoah. an who wan nervously flngertag paraded — linprnmplii — vlhroagh , u -"*.i» i, |n lucal.-d In the cast u-nlrnl Naxlsin here lhal it wi during ihe district meeting. ^ Wla-, yesterday set what offlcUls Ilia trigger of her small pistol. llie avimnsa end squares of New portion of tho state near the roast Ttm first »o,'kly lino h, on "I tolerate any Inlet ferenre -with Hint of tho Detroit national air show Mr. Collins elan requested that The womnn spread lha alarm York yesterday In a noisy pre­ line just north of (Tiarlrsion Iho Hanford Junto/ Cliumhi-r ol policy, and Hint Ms purpo-e in bcl**'"'" believed to ba two new records in nnd llie frightened negro look lude lo Ihn nineteenth -annual i* lieing considered. all members bo present tomar* Commerce will he held In Kd- organising Ns si groups in Atn.rl- I W e.I , Florida , „ llM Keys. Wraththe light racing class. row evening. • J In tils linela but was later ar­ American Lrglon ronvsnllon. Mr. Hollins aald he thoroughly die's relnuraul III the Vahl'-s ra i:$ lu m vs un from rummum-Mii- 1 |«r llurciu id»-»iv»*ii» ul N f * J,r‘ . Hugh Thomaaton, director of rested by Constable W. A. Mc­ From all ptairs In the Union enjoyed hia trip, hut hr «ns glad Hull I lomorrow ul 12 II « ’rh» h. 1 * 1 i,...,.- HUi,l llu **vd•iin wHirh ii** tba show, aald data on Wittman'a Mullen and ling TIIHs. The aa- and territories sod some foreign to he hark In tha Celery l ilyaccording •» B. K. l.mev, vice­ i flight would bo filed with tho Na- gro was charged with breaklmt lands they poured into town, president of Iho nrgoiiivotlnn | thmal Aeronautic association in an and entering and »■■ trans­ making n lieiflom of ihe two ms In all probability, lh„ vice­ affort to make the record official. ferred lo the County Sheriff C. Jor railroad terminal!, with de Weather Farecast president asserted, the proposed * Northeast storm warnings were 1 , Iho flier carried a sealed b*ro­ M. Ilnlid: M o st ly cloudy will* occasional crescendo i-Gi-rU at the lesa'-r purllclpaGiiii or llio Juniorriiaiu__________ , NKW TGItK. Kepi. M 1/11— displayed fn, n • I arrabellu D< ll which will ba sent to the rain Tuesday and In dnrU aaR I.nr III llie lake shore pm It pro) arrlral pohite A tear pan l.mnli etpluded In an a standards at WaahlngP it Will lie ,|ImII|smi-<I III nil e f ­ crowded Tim ", Square |n»1 nlgnl Panama City and »">■'! t r , , ‘ Ceiilial pur linns lonlghl. Kxtremg The normal tiahbalh quiet of warnings were ordered from •Tho flrmlnale Coyn'r Cham­ fort I" uirlvn nl »nii„, definite ' v Ian, D. C, for calibration Florida—rain la as* mldtnwn Maiihnttuu was wrecked na imiIIi ,* nllempl ml lo open . u ('arrabellu to Tnmpjj Hay. The norlhwesi ) tndolph A. Kllng, of Lamont. Ircine east porlkrn nariy tonight, by rotlliklitg legionnaires. Timet ber of Commerce will hold l'« plan on whleb In oierule. t raff It- laiio'through rrowdn of winner of tho Thompson and Bquarn luokril I ke election night ri-nular monthly mOellng tenp,,’ The Joyce* ineellnn* were chearlng ■A'ueilean IfOglon i „ r Wculhvr Huivmu m »'I in*’ cut” cooler tonight and Tuesday ^ta.lb ('hainlier i lmngi-d from Hi" r* avents in the 1917 national The names of one hundred ye Ibe Inllnx soared toward lbs row night at Ua Daytona Tides' . hi imintlily vi<iillon dehcalev who over­ would fcvl winds of about 40 miles hour uiiles, Ihe dtslurbradsa. at ClevaUnd held tha youths rsn Tuesday's lldts. high. 1:01 A * to tho NYA expected total of half a mil­ building on the lake, front and Tuesday night siliedii!,- lo llie flowed Hie entire square. »nce Imres sex in intensity. ^ A tana record #1 t»7 miles par rods tn this district, which *•»- lion visiters to the eoareolkm. al.o hold tha aaaaal eleoafloo weekly Tuesday luurbeoo rst M., I l l I*. M-i low. liJII A. R , Kevernl hundred nl Ihe- le­ 0:30 A. M. advpnry from Nuw nf officers fqr tha coming y«-»r 11:15. o'clock In nn . elfort tn f lg s plana waighing laaa thaa prises II Central Florida counties, • '* J gionnaires and i,there gathered Orleans said lli-i dislurliance wms J:ox P. M. . * according lo on apnoumcnirni gel n larger alli-niUure of Ihe according la an announcement reDaremstar t ■ lu waltli their pro ronvenHon centered at 8:30 A- M. about 100 made today liy Bacrelar) Hslph members of ilia organisation. etirid (fday from t C* E. C®*ip« Yaaterday. » * ? ' today. J»»/ # 1 anHen wen, affected hy the *•*- mliea aoplhwisl of Aimlachlcula. Hag*ell. . Prealpltatlan * bell, district supervisor. whleiv s i , ,-lfeeHve In opening ■s'Tha maallng la achedqU% -to “Ten or twelve eligible youths Total for yaatordar Ul— £ , . H up velih ul.ir I raffle llhee which may ba added to the present Total for month to data ■ “ " * Tlie flev, J. 11. ItooL pastor lake place at ,'I;M o'Hwk and had been Jammed for morn than NYA 'isl In this county, the l»- of tha Congregational Charch n^i members have been urg.-d Normal to date. aa hour. ' ' *• . Tamparature Allla B. Wlaa, 64. died at forrealion from the dlatriat eu- hare, will ba tha principal to attend. The tirniinole High Reboot Kami Maximum. I I ; mlulgium, BOat Sid East Fifth Street perviaor further revealed. Ua- . pusher at tha official opoolog held Its first practice last week :M a'alack this saarnlng after employ'd ynulha -only are eli­ et arrises al tha Hanford Junior Herald reading: --V A. G. "Curlie" Kloan, who la In the high school iudilnrlum, High Hi hoot locaerrew morning. omelal Raping gible for this employment. wanted In Bemlmde Counljr on with *0 mrmbera present undrr II R, Morris, principal of the ___ ___ lived In Sanford The National Youth Adm BROOKVH.I.K. n " Y - Kept. !«. a grand lnyenyt charge, wai lo­ the direction of I’refrssor T. M. past Bts -yaara and was tretkm In this district lest Ite erliool announced today. (A l—Two men believed In h« cated In Nowmafi.'Gn.. yesterday Dolliaon Clarence E. Adams. I«r»l (la. on Jana 9- quota strength because a number .T. W. Lawtea, county aaper navy filers wrrn killed today and returned lo .Hanford by The band will te present at as of ytaithv have tecured private Inlendenl; Mrt W. I* Morgan, freight agent for Ua AHanilc whan their hlg ampblldan plan" Deputy Bherlff l-o*l» A. many football games as posslhla hy her haaband, employment and also through secretary of lha school trasleea; Coast Line, was la Jackson­ Hherlff C. M. Ilaud slalpd loand Mrs. J, I . lugler, president ville yesterday and today attend­ this year and according Vo their crashed lulo the llitrk wmals on __a city and a sls- tba opdoing of schools. day. * During the summer tha co­ of the parent-Teacharu AssocU ed a renvaatloyi of the Railway yeai*a arhetlule they have several R I song Island shore eslste near Jaqaard of Tompa. tiloait UD ibis colnly-alter he ham. appearances lo m ake. *. * (employees Uagle of Florida at lion, ara aUo scheduled lo apeak operation of the NYA has been wfll ba held In Tha dead, and only occupinla Imcama Implicated In sevsral After a aarcessful first season the Bemlaole lloteL _ j l Home Tare of assistance in numerous prej­ at the occasion. of lha Plane were F. A M*nkan­ ihurgts of lariony. Hhertff Hand laat year, |he band will go into ita Tba l^agaa^ allied lalrreate, Mr. Morris alia advised that 1:90 o'clock with ects undsrtakrn by both the CRy and wns located tic belletml In he a new llt-u liidlralud, second year wilh the sam e num ber sorb a* freight aampanle, are and have un all parents and [friends of the vvs they ---/ ------^ pastor of the aad County ea through Hut ro operation ol I (neat, and Nx**t Aviailoa r o ­ af planes and m any m ore public -e. offl- dertaksn severe! projects them. school ware Invited to allaad alto being riprraaaUil al Ua Georgia (ifliilab, de! n, J . BebmMI, -■_ ^ ^ appearances than last leasoq. foarenileo. . U|g program. _ Mina. Other Recent Addi­ Fifteen Minute Fight t i o n s Announced • Leaves Thfee Dead And Seven Injured By JamesMoughton Legion Commnndcr Asks For I'ro lie Intn Najsi Activities Mussolini To View Hitler’s Army Corps Woodmen To Meet At Legion's Hut Tomorrow Nigkt (Contlnutd on Robbery IsFrustratcd By Negro Woman Legionnaires Enjoy N o i s y Prelude To Annual Convention ’ New Speed Record • Is Believed Set Y T H I S I T H B I I M I A N T R O U 1 1 1 la Yankra opponrnla In Ihe World Series. Vernon NG oofy) Gocnea (le fl) and BUI Olckey (r l(b l), atarpllcbrr and ralchrr, reaiiecllvely. dlacuva •Iralrfy larltli Manager Joe McCarthy who hat kept his Itam well out In front In Ihe pennant racs. Dickeyw Iwark al tha plat# aa well as behind It baa been a major factor In the Yanks' surer*.. Homes alien rUen j , fell irratest belgbla whan Un going on the mound la tougbesL To Ibe kidi ha a a here. LAST YEAR'S HERO In World Series play wai l.ell. lie Idr r Jake Powell, who wlrlda n powerful bal. .ankee laaa hope he'll repeat. YOUNG ROOSEVELT’S EX; WIFE TO W EI) I ucisui, nnd llillrrisin nlike,”, .. . ,», • I C|,>rni ml Mr. folimry. JIMlIll I rO|MlHl hlOrm "Now we hear from lieyntul Hie ||4>*|(ls For WOStC/OtlHl .-i lhal Ihe German ravenirnenl ' rlalinx Ihe light and Inlends l*> T\t I AIIASHBK, Kept. ,-M I </f> JaycccH IMan First 'o rg a n is t' N a si g ro u p s In o u r m en i ' ' * j, ' ' rm n p u ia tively Weekly Luncheon here lhal it will I, I Ji|(f )(f lliu, |M .U,|,,| (..lay lowai.l llu* spn. .ly M'tllcl seilinn Tear Ga« Bomb Opens Lane Through U'Kionj ‘ChamberOfCommerce To Elect Officers ih# {UU . t LOCAL WEATHER i ... ',,B',l,nr Vacancies Occur In Central Florida N Y A Rev. J. B. Root To Speak A t Junior High ra. AlUe B. Wise Died This Morning C. E. Adams Attends Convention In Jax “i * i^ V/lffi * JFr1 From Villa nova. Pa cornea anaouncruimt that .Mrs. I-Uixahclh TTitnaar Raosavalt, dlvorcad wife of KUioU Roosevelt, aim 'uf the FreakUnt; w ill' marry Curtin Wlasur of ArdmSre, Pa. They ' are _ .. ii..u .*6.' ,■■■ . . V Seminole Hi^h Band Goes Into 2nd Year Two Men Killed In Airplane Crash JJ3 A. G. “Curlie” Sloan Iaocatcd In Georgia -r-______ M x— - —"1 ,f,im «A a. awswf «- - ____ ______ - - ■■»- Md- Z �'« r a ,s r i ‘P i « vs»'VHwia»..E' Your Car Hits A Pedestrian com patently t m t a M bleeding mil m«ka an all o t h# )• «e tt»l]y losing ow front tbs banka In order to Th# primary nrtMiHy of the toyment, rats# the pdy of labor, tax levied hr the' grirrirmrtcnt w hie who hire* anotiiriy man, any of an etnftfeftae. Her# la a law Lit »_■«. a' .U otmTI tV,- 4 to the payroll, «w a m bay 4a lu u in rff m of cutting down their M of Installing labor-eavlng device* 7 Hearing that a certain business concern haa to pay al£ percent of It* payroll aa a new tpx to the goverhihent la’ not nicely to • rouse much sympathy In the heart o f the caiintf liitener. He probably does not reATlte that’ even a very aman business may hare a payroll of 1500 a week, arid that at* percent of inch a payroll Ia*4IO'n week. That arftount la enough to pay a good salary to one additional employee, and In the course o f a year reaches a total o f ro t today pnOCEHB o r BtOOXINU: aa though I had already sad. alt bar word already it: bat 1 fellow trier, It I may apprehend that for I also I am apprabandad !hri*t Jlitti, Bramraa, I Uaot myaalf to bar* apllldad; tnu thf* oo« thins , forfaiting tboaa thing* I ara behind, and reaching arrlo (boa* thing* which before l prhu toward thf . (or iha prlta of tha hlg» ig of in Chrtat Jaea*. — They ear tbst a Big Sppl* ■ ty will also keep |be doctor ;t Karl Lahmann'a figure bulk* largu—no pun Intcndad—In tha many progreailr* undertakings • 1,660. A Hazard To The Aged MMSWMt* Responsible for the death In this country o f 5,500 nrten and women annually who have reached tho age of 55, tire automobile has become an outstanding hazard to Bffed persons, since It claims proportionately more victim# in : A«dy Mellon’* bug* aotate may dacape l » v JU knew you can't lak* ft with you, but ha may hav* louud a way In which Unci* Sam .•nn't take It from you.— Omahs t I* not nacMsary to abandon Omnftutlan in order to bring dr prosperity or snrtvbd aM to uodor-jirlrllsg*. In fact, aban­ ting Jha Constitution la llkaly to ’#■ erectly tha opposite affect. Pretldant Roosevelt pledges klraotir to do everything b* can to y ‘ pretank war. So did Praaldent S Wilion.— IoesburK Commarcltl. In FfeiWcnt Wilson was re­ stated in November of 1944 “ bocab** be kept tie out of wan" and 4a< April o f 1917 asked Congress ts declare war. ■ ----------- o---------Baeoillns bow Herbert Hoover ' « * m) to beg for a market ad, Vanco tn tha tour day* of 1910. ;■■;)t.y l*8ti so# 1*1*. a*n. Johnson of ■ Bln* **11* fews, rey*. "Noil\. lit m H*rbsrt aver did wo# ao ■I ta w aa wbal this ndmlnUtreUon V . haa don* thl* year to pul ipoo’K''. nlaUva narkota both down and ■hp." ' Th# . Oenornl bad In mind ^ 0 that 1104.000000 In guvommant ♦ geld wbloh was dumped on tha jaorkat the other day In order ^ d o boom Wall Htreot price*. T. . * of a W iM th W . Hsnraock So** f u L farts f r t a Ckri'fai^ J ^tteTii tmmdj sre^rt I I S A S S l* n l U S # >N DAYBOOK N OBOVEk WARflTNOtOH — Apparently . you cant acara tha great Ameri­ How any small business which has to pay a tax of fl,60O a year, In addition to all the other taxes which haVe to be paid such as dty, county, and atato taxes, and other federal taxes, haa been hit hard. That may be aa much u all of his other taxes put together. That may amount to a 100 percent Increase In hla tax bill. And as we po'nted out before, It Is no Income tax? It haa to be mild whether the buslneaa la profiteering, or actually losjn r money. . ' . So when you hear people say that government spend­ ing, government extravagance and waltefulneai, Is not costing anything, don't be fooled by I t They simply don t know what they are talking about. Government spending la already costing a plenty, and It Is the,little fellow who is being hit the hardest psCt) In Lnfcu county that* daya. it ... . «... ___ erarjr I I n t a 11/re (nh u m n ei but the rang* of rate* Is much lower. The death rated rang# from t per 100,000 at age* 1 to 14 to 34 per 100,000 for ages 65 to 74. "The explanation for the unfavorable situation o f tho dgtd lire in tfialr ability to cope with tho fa*t atarting and fast moving traffic of today,” a bulletin fmm an Insurance company aayi, pointing out that more than three-quarter* o f the agod pirson# killed In motor vehicle accident* In one year were pedretriana, while among peraonn 15 to 64 pedestrians comprised but one-third o f tho total. "The old are very largely dependent for their safety upon the carefulneig and eotrrtcsy o f driver*,” the com­ pany writre. . "W e mu»t not confuse them by blowing th# horrt. W#f must often curb the Impulse to step on th# gak th# Instant th# traffic light turn# green. Common respect for age demand* that we watch for the old with particular care, especially at crossings.” A ib b h of tb* u tM noting tCs nlatira positions o f yotor ta r *#d th* pedestrian may bd ■nsefal tf legal action daraloga latar. r u t* A T T E N D A N T TA M E S W ILD • O r t M p AM t n ln m ntM to prawn! gangrene. f .I& r ir J ^ limhwy1WriToaretay ;-wbetbrr In 14S or IMS f e t a for Gatatflflty, ,...... 'there will tia fauna hind of 4 * 0tHcal rtovlcn bV Which pomoose will prodnea tho amount of an* o ftr they want, nod look hack upon lliaaa days ** benlghtaA hriri C- r . Haralson, Mr*. 3. Jt, when ibay li*<l to hare 1*0 pmH Drown’,1/atttao Henry Prawn, Mb* pla In while ahlrtn to do It * ; sic IfartUjn, and Kenneth Karri*. adh apeht iM weekend at M t]W flulaiaintd , ratuknlng'’ by Tatianasi*** whara . Homar>Dillard, Bam -^avy tffcNBVA can lacker, >8 S' H ttrirtn entered the Florida After tha ptaiahmant tha atook HUU‘ eoDairi' a> a freshman-Uri# rtarket haa passed oat to ha psrtielpanU In raeant daya, H would m n that tha «mall hint with hla few hundred dollar* of *oekmonejr would atay oat unhl tha trouble blew ovar. Not »o. break wm* greater than the num­ Tha aaeurltle* and atehanga ber who sold eat. commlailon hca been keeping a Out the fallowing1 Saturday, dally tabulation on the doiags of September II, there cam* another tha llttlo fellow In tha otock mar wave of editing among the big im L 'M + iu ydiga sad sailing* are buyer* In the market that brought kfndly- deacriMd by tb* bosy a dump a* sharp n« on the prevl- guest of Eleanor Dooley last l rid are as a« "odd loti" lots" dadt* drills In oue Tuesday. Tueaday It bad bean weekend. which leas than IOC shares are br ■ugyrated that tha aharp not* of lNlly Grant visited Mr. and Mr* volvfd. Ruaila Id ' Italy an submarine D. A. Griffin In Anbumdala last Th* aschcng* began keeping piracy was rtapMiilbla for tha waek. drop. By Saturday that theory hid Mr. and Mrs. Mead* Baker of been discounted ahnost wholly, Columbia, &. O. era annoonring courageou* little fallows on tb* yet the bewilder inff draw rams. Ithe birth of a daughtaf WpL 9. outald* continued to pour bi tholr Mr*. Orrl* Malhleux h*a raSUIT Can't Heart H I* money In steadily greater volume ________ But did tha little fallow takalord ad from a visit o f aevaral than they took out right through fright T Not aa It could t___ _ be w**k* In llllnoia. the hsetlc weak ending July, 11. measured In th* "odd let** Irena-1 tn that weak there wvre repeated actlona. On that day 9,494 “ odd t,<m *,ob » • * ■* «*• immunity slump* In the market, alumpe that lot" order, came to boy 234,744 « « 9 # Toeady afternoon, raealiad 1920. share* of .toek while order* .to sail Mr. end Mr*. David Spaer of Can’t Scare 111m cmAM from hot 7,713 Involving Brttfopd riafHnr Mr. and Mr*. But did th* little ftllow'a panic SIS' SSt there*, a neat margin1eon- ^ }"■ Slag while Mr*. Spear la moaelaa tighten t Not so that it wst oipaclatly noticeable. It U o f a'day ao far a f th# stock mar~ " 'r true that after tha aarlleat sharp ket la concerned. 457,M4 share*, compared with break o f Saptambar f. th* IltUa Nor did a wc*k-*nd of eogltd* sailing order* of l l , M2 Involving fellow* aaemad to fast aoma alarm. Tha followbig day thalr effort* to g*t out # f the market brought sal** to 389,588 (hare* while they brought bi only 887-778. tlen convince th* little follow* 857,451 share*, that thart was danger ahead. Th*' So much sustained buying by following Monday. September IS-j th* "little fallow out In tha street'' “ odd-lot" orders flocked Into lb* must indicate a wealth o f public market 17,088 strong to ouy up I confkUnca. J‘ S l fl Pi (E,D*olt7 enjoyed a flu trip to Iha Kail Coait Thuret PIRgPLYS LONDOPf, j Bapt. to.— Green Valley Dairy —Tbi bnSriV *mttlW by a aymphony orcbontra playing fortlaalmo la Qljly ono-toulli of tha amparaga .pit out by' a glowworm, glowworm.. Sir Jarilna jin liit, famous sstrnuoliar, raid tritmtlier* of tha Brlttab scadoniy' » f nmsTr. clob at tbolr annual dinner at oraare•HOr Honan, "I often wonder," he eald. A 50% Dtecounf on $2*091^ t of past dns account*. I helped you,now yea help ■ * lamoHiJ Jeweler Genera! Repairing I Track A A ato Sarrtce f Radis*—Springs—Trallar* 'A price yon cam effard to pay ’ Martin’s Garage W E H - T - T h r iJ E W E h B Dtantoijd# And Watche# tlrie Watch And Jewdry Rcpalrlhg Diamond Motrilling Arid Engraving "WKMtk m i era s a g run u m n w A N ALARMING Increase In deaths from appendicitis is tha direct result of self-prescribed physics. Never take a physic when th#r# 1# abdominal pain that could possibly be •pp#ndldtl»--promlscuou# use of ellmlrianta causes mors appetidloitli deaths than all other factors combined. .( w# oongldor that tb* in, onanlrlaa who rapudlwiir war debt* pair to re * big apending pro,fur armament and war attua, wa can’t halp bat .a faatlng similar to tb* re of a email town bankWbn, after having repodtju kOndst debts Uha* hi* . OO • rountU'i vacation to WtaUlM,—TtiaavilU Star ilo. *o you havo Ufct opening stem to me to be Ignorant of too, do yon? human beings wish to talk. the reason why Very few Join In a converaa* I > ***1 % �4 CTTT N&W s llklE FS Nanking Calendar ha rMV-FUlr Saaday Befibol 0 Lad the Ftrat Methodist rth- *11] moot at tha home , Mta* Bara Myrlck. Lake T> at 7:M o'clock. Uoateaeea .ha Mrs, William Coleman, Miss Carlih1Patiner Is Hostess To Sab-Deb P e rson ah (G M ttH ri r m r nf s.infurd lor i Hhibi W. ware. «££KMa|..greha r > i , M ) The City Cummlailon WBl aat ta f iho mntm'ni. and ,•Unt­ ibi-rt In nn adjourned eatatou il >M FtOfwti imvsF ceranianih ni (bo City Hall tonight at 7:10 T warned, tho Japaqteo , that oMoelt to conahlar tho budget i«P(i jrwiht^Wi held .trinity re- fur ilia coming year. fg ■ N *d W ’Changes fC ea lteM n r t «l, , aa alght-palnt which ha aald avoided both tho ptfneiploi of extreme Isolation aM of aggrdaelftn by fdtee. ft# left nod tho 'print Ipita eaaenttal The three unite of tho Florida National Guard In Sanford wUl '1 v viy www,|*^|iTyi bold their weekly drill la the tha Dnllod State* Aatat Sanford Armory tonight aT FrOO Admiral Harry YurnrIJ .o’clock. . declared that, the , L * her titter chip w Troop fi of the Boy Scouta of thw ago o f peaeufut method* to otaet Ametlrao otUloa* America will meet tn * the bato- [ adjarl dllfereaeot; tba faithful (mertt o f the Banford Junior High obtervanre of ’..agree Manta. When (School tonight for tholr regular, essential by mutual uaderttandthe withdrawal of the meeting, Scoutmaiter II. E, N or-1 tag and orderly pent pm ; the re* l-*W* requested by Utd ,rla announced today. I dttctlon and limitation of over_ _ I burdening military a m amenta; Kill* Clary, Lookout abortatop and cooperation nad Interchange japfiaeae airplane* are .ot* who underwent a ton*a operation In tbo economic field, poctod to bomb Nanking *rt#r ot the Fernald-Loughlea Memorial Tho** are tho real la m e of aoqo Tuesday " I d a moat ■ » Hospital Saturday, wai feeling Poore, Hull eahl. "and neither rtong . way In o rd or .tg much better today according to clover diplomacy nor lotmenaa ranclgde hoatOltlra aa yoon aa hi. phyalclan. armlea can ba an adequate pubItOauali, through tho destruction <>f, Clilna'a chief war fcaae." Tha The Sanford Cheat and Checker nnreyg announcement aald. Clnli will hold lie regular weekly Thf U. S Embany aald that *11 -------Mias Caroline Bigger* waa Ir (o ff topers, Including all member* meeting tomorrow evening at Mia* Virginia Tord waa leaderjEmtl, yeaterday aa the guest, o o f tM diplomatic corps, were re- 7:.'>0 o'clock, in the club room* of the Valdet Hotel, according to an at the regular meetlag last week, Hr. and Mr*. Bill Bralnard •incated to leevo Nanking at once. of the Chrtatlan Endeavor Bo-------It. warn indicated that the Jape* announcement by A- C. Madden, ctety of the Ftrat Presbyterian Friend* of C- F. Sheppunl wll "ST«U*lf fp ^ 0 icitepda literally to club secretary. Church, . \ regret to learn that ho la undergq ilCTjpW Nanking . from (he ahr. The annual election of officer* The following new officer* for |nK treatment In ■ T?*ycro«* ho*1 ^Ahtueatador Johijafa and hit at the Campbell.Loatlng Poat the coming:year were announced! pltal. - i . /'-‘ e t^il have remained here through* No. fi.t of the American Legion Mias Ann Wright, pmldent; .. . _ r ujit the war, All women employes Virginia Ford^ ftrat vtce-prealClayton Holeornb, tvldlpelr yrv j i f IPO cmhSaay, however, were will lie-held In Ihe Legion Hut on the lake shore tonight, Com­ dent; Carollno Daguk. aecond terday to Sap ^ ptadu ^Tci.. aftyi mander Lloyd F. Boyle announced vtc* prealdent; L«i<> Huntee. (pending tho hummer R rc , whdrt briay. Uu^ Sanford IjauW^iU*, Deb Club recently at her homo on h» JackaonvIUo. Palmetto Avenue. ,A sphagetti aupprr wai served by tl>e hojtcse, assisted by her mother. After topper a 'short barium meeting wai held. Offi* cera fur the coming year were Crl»f ield, and Al elected and plant were made for Iji.k ttlM U Woman'a Circle, parti** and other artlvltle* of the tenUy for pokhU E. J. South Chairman. r___ ____ i— j n * t pt 7:14 gt tbo homo of » * *Araeny Mr. and Mre- QuDllan Jordan those" p rfitn l were: the . H . J L BnaaeU on Celery A r t- Hisses Marjorie Cogbnrn, Dorothy left yeaterday fo r a two week'e Wiggins, -Ellttbeth Leffltn Helen vacation In pofcta In Georgia. be Dependable Clan of the Palmer. Lillian Adam*, Cecelia hodlgt Churcn will meat at Truluck. Olcdo Dyson, Jacqueline Aka left yeiter home of Ur* E. A. Londtn- Campbell, Nancy Rowdier, Ctrl In rhere ah* will f at 1:00 o'clock with Mta* |Palmer, and ITarel Whltehnrat, old nr; Manila and Mre Ugher mender and vlaltor. -. , alaherg and Sydney THURSDAY ' .TS* OoOgregetional Friendship IM g iM will meet at 3:00 o’clock ot tho homo of Mre. George Kabo on Wcat First Street " J ^ T lie L a d y F ifc b ta Back” A t RitzTuesday ; ■T o capture the motion picture right* of a noted novcllat'a forth-j M l*h lF novel before publication to .* .real feat. Thla accomplish* toWWj waa achieved by Charles Bhtfcan,, Story Editor o f the New HpTrereil.fa the cna* o f "The Lady Fjghta ftarjk." This picture, whkn •tore Kent Taylor and Irena HepVey and which will play a t , the BIU Theater on Tuesday, U foended . on Arthur Stringer1* naval which waa Just published the other day undpr the title *nii W . i>C a g « M i J a C ^ v ^ k a A r However, the moving picture wee actually completed long before pobba-CMerrill brought' out flic Miss Virginia Ford Leads ChristianGroiJp ... *f M il* Loalse Haas, Ml*< Slfi-> schel Hamby, Jeaac Lodge 'nad (Early Wynn apent yeateiday lit Daytona Beach. John Coleman, who hat hern spending a fane day* as the guc*t of Mr- and Mr*. Walter Cole map, left yesterday for Tampa. Arthur Stringer has more than nrenty ,novrbi to hte credit. He gpeclallus tn Uie wide open space* | dad the conflict of men with no* tore. In "The lad y Fights Bark," I t it a ease of the lady endeavor­ ing to preaervo nature a* GotJJnr > « * rove Aael S ied It to ho and the man en­ Jn•CWottnaeo tha abdomen. Prleon doctor* tering-* to dam the fishing w*. •ipreateil. fear be would die. topa of n Canadian river. Arthur Guard Captain W. J. Bran Stringer la right nt home in such • situation lAd gives Melton C ar and Guard Juntos Kern*. Ilkew Iml reenlvod aorloua wounds, Ml** Catharine White lift thla afternoon for DeLand where ano will reaumaj/ber studies at Station University. if Casualties High Mist Marian Eatriilge, Mi*< Evelyn' Catea, Mist ConatannIn Try At Break Melach and Mian Anna CormU Yangtan rilvcr. Tho Jnpnncsc have among those who left yester­ nbnut 100 plane* nvnilidili' fur the lit FolsomPrison are day to enter Stetson University Mlovabte conflict and a delight* fnl love etbryIn order to reproduce the otttA llif features ef "Tho Lady Fights Back," the entire company w»tf taken to taka Arrowhead, WMaa scenery eannot be surpoteed In North America. in DrLand. Miss Dorothy Tope returned to Stetson Unirer*lty .Saturday where ahe waa aelected from the Student Couneil to receive the freshmen students thu week. raid. There w j * ltd iuimudinli- Imllration a* tu tin- nttlludc of the dilnrao KOVt'innu'iil. It completed plana weeks ago, Itotvever, for a flight to Changt.hn. rapitnl 4 n t Hunan Province, alont <f>0 miles southwest uf here in Ilia interior,. Generalissimo Chinng Kui-h'hek, hit wife, and neurly all other high official* of the government *1111 were heps early today. 7 F o o t Rattler Caught'Near Lake Bradley: superintendent of park* Is Given, To Zob In Jsrkrdnvtlla. Mi. Bradley was irM tiKKfi Fr«M r » « . o «iii in an effort to prevent hi* attack­ ers from puttinr him In the inako cage at the Zoo. The snake was raptured with a forked stick, and numerous strands of wire were wound about hia neck to prevent hi* escape. All bis rattlers were knocked off in the struggle. Mr. Moaghton as­ serted that ho was onfc of the largest rattlers eveT presented the Zoo end he hope* to be able to keep the snake alive by feeding it mire and rabbits. This morning a large 0 banded Tessa Armadillo arrived at the Municipal Zoo from Harvey Har­ rell of HeevUle. Tekas, brother-inlaw of Frank Talbott of Oviedo, Mr. Moughton aaM, adding that the creature was a most perfect specimen ever given the Zoo. lie Will be placed in a cage beside the rabbits. Two other additions have also been presented to tbo Sanford Zoo lately. Frank Talbott, od hit recent trip Ihroogh Teas* cap­ ture. 1 a number of horned toad* and presented sight of them t* M vfl and tbo daop bluet sea." originated la 1UT and ^dejfcrlbed tho plight of '* Scottish reglttant tripped between the ocean Cod Swedish grtniefy Are. linrflt-M Jnhuaon, agent for Parah ilmnsnn, waa given pernii**lun Imlnr to Iear down a one atury frame hulldlng In the llohlntnn Purvey which waa re­ noted or doatroyed by cently i-nnilemnrd liy Building who recognlsa or fear n«» other rule but force In country eft* ln*|H'clnr tl. p. Patton. er country, life aeema to hare t’min'y Comm la*loner W. O. no organised end oaerpt that of lick?JOitaalAtn**! <h ’ deep gash tn wae preparation, ana nation! rear hi* leg la•T^W^rWVAn'•>l••Wre*, th*tr children and (pent and toll atlarkrd by a wild hog. Hia, rnr tha greater upbuilding of condition was not reported *■ thuaa armaments — which may cr it it aI although the Injury may prove tn he the great destroying niTi'**itut|. the use of crutches God." for Mime ^Ime. YACHT KXIM.ODEfl iip C L 'tf n a. v D 4 iu u o u u n , ntpt. 'au*—in ra* lim- KALQ. N. Y . Sept, to. — ^ U o n 0f 26 more convlcled (A>, Seven member, of a yachting m , d ln wk)cP .iiy * n d . fireman auffored pain>eclluni ef 8o¥ltl fnl injuries yesterday when a * * dl.cjo.H yesterday, pleasure craft cruising the Nlegam Itlver caught fire and later caploded. ; Turttafe ceil bo made to lay ■ j egg* earlier than normally by In forrltnriat days, the name us* of ItoTita In their houses. Arkansas wits officially .polled Sine* 1114 alt average nf to."Arkanauw," in conform wtthtti Otto mofn pnreffnt have left the prnnum lailnn. I VTalted BtatUd annually than have — ----— ■ ■ | entered It. AdntTnlatratlon of the Virgin I — Tba cocktail <• said to hdva Idaho Grou)n Bean Seed HENRY' A. RUSSELL SEED CO. The proportion of person* over 70 In ll|« total Unlloil fllntu* population ihbre than dmililyd belwerin J40O and t43f>. . Aigenllua raceutly loi* put immigration on a aolerllrn -hi■I* tn plncn of ^ thu Imuier •open door" MARlVfBS LAND SHANGHAI- Stpk, fo. —iJD— FOR D E L IC IO U S • S N A C K S . . .• If y t v n ffe r wrgrj you oww lt fo yoBT taAc itoU « f Card ni i out wkotJtor it w il you. - FobrUoud pwfang i « SPRSAlf# . ■troattoa. kaVt, U ■uuty ( m u , iRuu i Cardui. A U v t o N (fhloo (poor m M SPEGIAt New 1.Sg7 ' Model ARVPfCAR RADIO (CajlliiM t From'. Foae O w l life. "The only w «y to got him off," Senator Andrewa aaM, "la for him In resign- to dle> or to bo Impeached" The be»l Way to tnilnlnin ihimocraLlc principle* In IhU country, lie added, M to main1 acre* in-.Hie tiptwr St. John* country for pasture land*." Further dlacmatng tho - wage and hour bill, Senator Andrews aald that the first persona to suffer n-tiifi a tn-rent an hour minimum nape would he the ne' fftoe* and oilier under-privilege person* who eonld not earn 4(1 rent* an hour "They would .•Im­ ply he la hi off-*' the Senator aahl, "ami noire rnnipetriit labor would be hired In their place." In determining hi* vote In all matter* whleh como before the Senate, Senator Andrews aald 'he intended hi every Inatanc* to give the Administration the bene­ fit nf the ilonbt anti tn vote for a l l . A dminto/ml loti meaaure* wherever If* potalhly eould. Hot whenever- he turn eonaelentloua M Reduced night telephone rates in effect a ll day Sunday on both ststion^ro-statioa and person na-jX rson calls. fr t ’ A ftd i*** X t f M r M r A W M l I ally for B • peelei m ik R o f Coo' grtas, anil hoped that o m wo*M hot bo callod, a* that t a M wo old have time to c f* T a 4 ranch o f the bitterness ho fa tie l. ton before 1M regular i l l t l oa « b # venvi In it M k r f . Among tho clsttovo at to d a rt luncheon were M. I t tan*/ O t* •T er*" FerkliU of D4UM3? • * * , Laverne Hurt and J. 0. Patter*#* of Sanford. Senator Andrew* waa Introdaaod by Georg* llolltte. Who had charge of the program. H P. P tp t presided In lit* abience o f P lW ^ dent II. II. Coleman. Dork Schlndlar, Untverutfy Florida guard, I* a haaVyw olgf hoicr or More than ararago aS W lg. Some believe ho #111 ho I * h m nlte threat thla year for Hit’ OSS terenc* ehamplonaltip. aeparat* fedoreL etita aHo" to* ca| government unit* funetKnBIg In the United Btataa, The Abtartean Aaaodatfdte c j rnlveralty Woman k ta T*l R. N. NIPPER SIGNS 0 F ALL I l M H 110 PAr.WfKTT6 A V K H O * ; Registration Notice Th o ILogistratlon Bookit o f th o C ity o f ttomfoni, Florida, a re open at ih o C ity , H all, com m en cin g day, Septem lior 20th. 1037, fo r tha purpose o f regtoterln g fo r th e M unicipal P rim a ry W tcW un t o b o h t l * ., i n_.l 1037, ,n*l* and ....I will ...III remain MiMiilrt open niu.n *B*h *Vf on November 2nd. eaeh dn te except Sundays and Holidaya, up to October 22nd, 1037, and Including F. S. LAMS0N PPIKH FAKCUTKI) . bean originated slmut 1714 by in tianfwd) a short time ago and j Klliabeth Fiansgan. keeper ot a mad* arrajupniunl* with Mi. Motkghlon fo r 'eschsnge o f ani­ TWn dependents of deceased ! WfstcbMter County. New York, mals between Sanford and Jack­ veteran* ot ths War of t i l l tavern. sonville Zoos. Mr. Moughton stat­ were still receiving pensions In ed that he did not know whit he 1434. California’* state flag, having would receive in e.cbange of tho the figure o f a heir, originated tiny bob cats. The Iowa college of agrlcut The Sanford Zoo continurs to lure at Ames line more than 4. la aa attempt to |pmfp a re­ public In m l . be the leading attraction ill San­ (too sludenta. ford. Ycstciday a largo number of persons braved the afternoon drltsle to visit the loo which is' mad* possible, to s large estentSEE US FOR through the co-operation of the1 people of Seminole County through their donations not nt«« through contributions of the mcrrhanl* of “ flURPKIFS SEEDS GROW" Sanford- Mr. Moughton this morn­ ing espressed sincere gratliud* to ion W. FIRST ST. . PHONE < all those who have contributed hi any respect In making the flanfont Municipal Zoo a surer**. The Hixth Beglmmt of United fltstr* Narine*, rustled from Han Diego- Calif., to UJ* Cblncre wsr gone, landed yesterday on the Bund, Shanghai* - famous water­ front bouleeard, ^ t h o cheer* nf great crowd*. O f S iS Issues City Kegistration Officer. HOMEJ-COOKBB M EAL AT Lan ey’s D rag Store Complete*Lunch .a*. Select your food from * list of dellriaua am! fanme cooked pantries. . , Meet your Laney’ii WE F IL L A L L PRESCRIPTIONS PftONrf 1 * SEPT. 21 THRU SEPT. 23, 1937 £ « H I . ..... -r-T^fC 2 CUT BEETS... 7!/»C ' Water Ground Meal 4 Lbf Mello Coffee I Lb , wo. i c a h k rn Mackerel 3 For Peas * No. 2 Cans 31 Ball Apricots^ No. 2Vi Can Borden’s Milk 3 Tall Cana h a rgt Hard Head LETTUCE 2 for B ANANAS 4 lbs. ................. YORK IM PE R IAL APPLES 5 lba... pABBBAGE .^Person-tO-person (clt* phone rate* tn most points abb reduced after 7 o'clock every rrjtbt d i£ e week. Quali ty Depart meat Fancy W .»U rn Branded Beaf Lota or Club O R arrttAis n>— r Cut# CHOPS Ik. Econowy Pop*f<Wi^C | �T v ry -7 7 * »a a W ill Uadergo i This Aflerno h Scrap Is i Howell, Yoons, M a g Gamb Into Double bitial Tik Of G-MenSeritsWilk Cordele b filed GRAND HAVEN. Mich, Drake And DHnob To Famish Opposition I k Fighting Irish In First Two Games Gi For 1937 Seminole Edition ' Coach Leonard McLueaa 1 b a h a h High School Col* d* will b*C<n thalr initial 1 aaaaloa of tho flrot wook tin beginning of tho ataaan Mmeon CU tho high ochool I fb U W o n ranting tho JaUa London Llona of 1villa an Friday night, mg and tough ocrtnma'go b scheduled to climax tho MX work by SO o f lie* bay* while many other Into will bo strewed to tho . as tfca greatert totckfield that k u m u n a s ha. a w coached. to boy* will hare a hard three t o f practice for tho Celery raeatnr must giro them erery* ■ b 1these three days or go lackseurWo unprepared. to coach and hla two atslath Oaach Wood, Rieer and lb Haas McCracken, will taka Stonto of lho lino and atteinpt |nd aorao aolulion to tho hut* MOS Uut b boldlnr them b a .K M p h h lM W IT IM Jack McDowtl Of Tan Calls CZTt Initial S ts ^ g L *: , A U p kally lU ff Notre Dan.'. jN T j* " *» *• -cw » h tho lee. . t ,14 re*u-| U n flout b a t yoor’a team, which t ™ e m!? m afar games, Ioat two and tied i *“ J™ 1 owe, o n LaydeaX ryeacoa or took-. * 136 00 lh* * * r,.,l’ ^wj ^W e t a n ' W ’£ £ « * " - e m ej --------------- T T Two Sessions D a lly )™ "-* * Scheduled For T i e R o l l i n s Gv Mt e a " » £ - kortt.- bo r a i l -hot look at that 1 Commercial c a n and iaet« ^ aebodobt a too tough c a n la a lan d ed . th en a n ’t l f w nw - Than h M m l came for hkU l fot eTtry mU, M ^ fr •pthalna. became wo lack too United Kingdom. |B - the mayy thlnr. to bo ready for the Unitw] g u le s there I, a rt* ' Ktodob. Wo mod a couple of mobiiB for each olght mCao a t emmet to fool »round In, bat wo ^ npM lu pracUco ■ t|M 1MT ^ p.aa4 aader tho tetel t<nUI JMk McDowell lhU Maratoa aa tweet M l t | ( tur polltoo grid Tm aspectod torsos drt.. M cw n and week an I Omch McDowell, Ihh ttot^ kr gUra Walt*. roack o a t* Huh c k . ^ two dally can't fool around against Drake and 111tool*, our ftn t two oppooenta," Tho I Hah will atart o ff with Drake at Notro Dam* O ct 2, avd fa n hi ardor without'a break: Illinois at Champaign, Carnegie Tech at PktotorgtoN aey at Notro Dame, Minnesota a t Minneapolis, Pittsburgh at Notre D ana Army at New York, Northweatem at Evanston* and Southern at Notre Dame. t . k Gerber* Daisies, 4 Year L Planto. Hibiscus, 1 Year f Old. Fancy leaf CabdJaras. L All Colors: Rooted Cut- f, tinjs: Ligaatrum, Htbla- II etta, Paradise Vine, Fbune Vine. WbUr Llllea, B a g.; Plants. Rosas. Pool On* ntructkm. Landscaping, AO Plants Guaranteed. Gold Fish. Father o f Wllbar White, aoplmmora guard. University of Flori’ da. once played third base for the Chicago Whlto Sox. W. C. HARTLINE Roetn production In Florida bat year ammounted to 43S-000 b a r rets, valued at about |fl,fi00,000, nays the Florida Stole Chamber of The mala weakness of the squad is ItofTbere is no reserve powof Sfid MeLocal has no eutoUluOtme Id ■ aka If Injuries should ha sue* tytoad by om af, (to ram oa tho For Sale M onroe Corner Pbana m - W ' JOB PRINTING jfR V llf Ufltup. ; U m Coach Woody Riser stated PMtorday that the line would aba . ■ b p a stiff Mocking drill to M t that, assignatent finished so satire squad would to abb to |Mas tta' strength on the acriia* gMtionm. i The Fad* win drill this a fte r Man, Tuesday and Wednesday. The reday tho squad will have a t a t w w twit and ttoa to Jack* i2m U e on Friday. the FOR LETTER WEA OS, SILL HEADS, TAOR* > CARDS, ENVELOPES, OPFIOE FORMS, ETQ PHdNE Seminole Printitig Ok Tiger*. 11 Ueraer. Ul leda, l| GLASS . MIRRORS . PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP D A N D U N N ,* . S e c r e t O p e r a tiv e 4 S la sa ifie d Advertiaements M e a n w h il e , tto 5 0 . DORRV VOU \ T O MUDT G O — W " ^ W in lW p « * 5^ O R lE hJTA L.W U F A N O Z , IT MAV D C T R U E . V *JV. »T^ ' , »dB. FAGAN. THAT IF jO O O L O C K . ® V.C COMDINED, DOTH V U g J M 4 s .| ■ US WOULD PBO bPtR . DAN/ W IL L C O N D I D S ^ J H C A I ^ H O W oc C A U tP U k l AND A p ----- ® P W I T n l HANDLER ^ e t^ ^ / llll J ^ T H IN A D V , t t dV3E.~ H i t �NEW YORK SURRENDERS TO AMERICAN H u ll Files Protest Against JaPlan ' ‘ ^Attend Games ■ ■*— ;• Gate Receipts Aggre­ gate 113,02180 In 75 Basehqll Games Iho Hn-st War marched up flflh Avenue inlay In the greatest parade Ihia city of notable parades, vast ami magnldcient' » | w lacles. Inn ever known. It waa not Just"1nimlhcr American lo-gltm cunvrnlion parade, another Ions trrk under arm* to the ratlin of druma and lilaro of bugles. •htiT'l’lfy of Nurfurk Iwa minutes To thousand* it gvaa-a'Fhomebefore alio sailed. He had ran* coming after IH yeara and It celled reservations aboard Ihe brought a resurgence of thoaa Manhnllan when news of bis de­ <1 •a llsa r* Os ran* T n d parture became nubile. Without an argument. New York surrendered tc tha Am*rlean Legion aa an' estimated 284.900 former soldier buy* « Gotham for their 10th—and greatest— convention. This picture »h owa what happened to Tlmea Square when the doughboy started ahovlng, marching, pushing In and rut of traffic, risking the lr necka under ta il wheela and -painting Ihe town red.” Legionnaire who sat down on the street ear tracks, tying up traffic. Kiwnninns To Hear G.D. Workman Is Three Brothers Charged mnXJSuit Rabbi Morris A. Skop MatleGtmimander With Denhardt’s Murder For Dehydration Of Legion Post Nears Completion 1 r- Other Officers Are Named In Annual E l e.c t i o n A t Hut U. D. workman of Hanford waa named commander of Ihe Csmpball-Loaxtqg vl’ oat i No. IS of Ohm, American Legion Jn. U>«. *rr v. Root Advises intents Succeed They Try Hard KIIKLUYVlt.LB, Kr..B*pt.*l — WD—Throo brothers of comely Mrs. varoa Osrr Taylor were charged today with Iho murder of llrlgadler-Gdadral llonty II. Denbsrdt altar vengeful bullet* bad taken foravar from tha Jury lb* question of whether th e portly 8t>rear-old vriorau of three vara Jiad hilled bis 40yoar-old fiance*. The hakl former Kentucky llautenant governor and adjutantganaral waa to have - gone on /rial for tha second lima today at nearby Nhw fissile charged with her slaying. Ills first trial last April ended with the Jury'* report that II was deadlocked at seven to flvb for arqnlllal. 'With Ihe cam wiped off Ihe court's records „ Kentucky__ lag i Iimi brought the tlrnrral to Juallrn mured ngnlusl TTie pretty ! « * * • * la tha reward o f those a a Hand to details and always W#-to do their boat, the Rev. B. Root, pastor of the Cong ra­ ttan*) Church her*, told Uia W «to k f tha Sanford Junior School In tkalr opening aa* ■Mr program * tha school IHorlura this morning. tra- J. didn't atm* lag L. toy, president' of Fa rant Tea*ban Aasocisthm, iking Short t Roosevelt r th* direrDivision af llahbl Morris A. Shop nt the Orlsntl* Hynagrigue will ho the guest speaker imuotruw at iiimii when Ibe members ot the Han­ ford Klwanl" hold their regular weekly meeting In Iho arlll room uf I bo Voider Jlolel. ar rnntliig In mi nnnoiinrcmrn! matte Imlay by Sidney J. M i. vlre-prraldrnl of Hip urganlia lion. Construction of the new two Thoaa In rlinr/n of llie -proatory building which will home grain fur Iho moellng lire (1. li tb* machinery for the dehydrating Workman, Oenrgti A. DeC-nllcr plant to operate during the com­ and Julia fssonnrdy. ing see -on in connection with ihe Kekcraon Fruit Cannery la near­ ing completion, and installation of the machinery to convert me grapefruit peel Co slock*feed, I* xow taking place The annual elrrtlnn of nfflrer* Already Ihe huge dryer has fur Ihe Seminole County Chamber been fastened to its- permanent of Commerce will lie held In the moorings and the mechanical Chamber building tonight *t H;<»o presses- which will squreir n o'clock, lUlph Bagwell, secretary Canning Factory Also Undergoes Improve­ ments For Season Mynra said the general allnmpted to escape Me .afyalUaia. A -W e started diagonally arruaa Ihs street," Myers aaliL "when wo saw |limn coining from an uulo parked Just across thn Interanrlloii, (u our left. -The shots ware fired almost as soon as w* saw thtm. I hs gtnsral started Is run toward tha hotel end I ran to the right to try to get behind a parked aula, - * -Bnveral' .morn. shol* hit the general just na be readied (ho hotel Step* -Tha men cams over ta mr than and the ana with the gun waa going to ahoot me, I threw up my hands and called him by name. “ •Don't shoot me' f pleaded With bint. *1 haven't donn any­ Consir union Is well underway thing, Thn oilier two kept him on Ihn packinghouse nl the Flor­ from shooting me. ida Hlaln Farmers Market, airnrdlmt to J. fl. Michael, luatiager of thu maUin. The foundaltmi and floor of Ihe r.flt'J2 (mil hulldlg Halo lo-en laid slid workmen yestnrdav lug*n erection i j thu studding Conlrarlnr Fred A. Dyson. Ill charge of llu IIKNDAYE. S ept, 21. — W ) - lha building < Seventeen villages east o f Kuva- on up*ncy »li drarlla on G IJon'a -Iron ring” of week*. mount,inland defenses- were re. II, K. Tonke. fo liter)y] o flle a r ported today to have fallrn to Ihe water, will opera In l|ie plant hammer blow* -af Generalissimo ihla year slid hsiks forward Ih Francisco Franco's besieging a r a aureessfiil season, in hi- near quarters All IrsnssrtlAn* «l the my. The .Spanish inaorgenl's daily parklnghmm will lu> luatle on a communique said lha Aslunan'a cash basis. Mr. Tooltn Indfrsled. Mr. Mlehael Is also making a b*' kbonc of government army dir frndrng Valencia's leaf foothnjl Special effnr| fo Cef the reslatt- Backing House At Market Is Underway Civil Service ExamB W ill Be Given Soon tta 21 Jap Airplanes V Legionnaires S t ' a g c Reservation Is CanAttack Canton Greatest Parade In celled On MonhatHistory O f Gotham tan As News I^caks J a p s Suffer Sever* Losses In F i e r c e NBT/ YOKK, Sept.. it . —tJJ— Dogfight Over Citsi Ont* hundred thourand wlersTk pi ( 't a t the first time In the TtUtory o f' Sanford buebsll, the Senford Baaeball A moc•L . >1 a .a — m a * Alton «nd the. Sanford, Look­ out* were operated/ on, a might reach soccca* hu th«lr dn liM A e f tha fl*Ida afAnow• If th«y always foflowvd tha ■pi* aat forth by this explorer, -.w- Lawton, county auporinmrt, apaka an a atmOar aobal tb* opaalag narclaea and tha bap* “ *d girls that -soma wba hav« a cant were h • mill Ion and who had ^aa waraat worth a cant.” g patntad oat that their valia -t*a* a arattar af dollars and » hot Vbat they could accentI- and In atdar tp acoomplUh U. S. Ambassador Tof Tokio Conveys Op-* p o s i t i o n To AiH Attack On Capital 1007000 Veterans Black Ducks For Parade] 18 Hours Home On Obscure In New York City S a ilin g Vessel Tax League Head 17 Villages Fall Fi nds Sentiment Before Big Drive For Tax Revision By General Franco JAl’ KBONVILLK, Sept, II.— <FN8|—B. ft, Iiamsry, aieeutlre secretary, yjorld* Tag Itovlalon lerague, on completion of an oslenslvo trip through Canlrgl and Houlli Florida, salii that ha - was •'misled at Iho extent to whlnli aantlment has - cryslallsad lo damaud aontAiua of our antiquat­ ed method uf lasing property and economy la sUlo end local Mr. tUmyey sslil; “ On a trip ih* T M S rpotl Dfflrn from M, of 1,000 miles ihrnogh contra) L Wright, seen'tary uf Ihs ond southwest Flurldo fullowlug IJnllad Hiatus Civil Harriet approslsulely Ihe same ruuls Hoard of Esamlnnrx. covered two years ago, I talked with officials, sdliora,- lawyers, banker*, and past ordinary taipayers who pay tha bill*. I found the change in *• oilmenl remark uble. Two yoara ago a casual and hopeless iniareot. was Indicated, bat on thla trip I found si most averyoo* familiar with. Ih* work that has *b*«D dona by th* Leas as and h yast majority la otifhasJa*flc accord with oar program. “ Kveryon* aoamed ronaclows of lb* fact Uat Ua Loglllalare la tha most Important official body In lha Hiato; that all Ih* mambars of lha Hama, and half th* member* of lha Baaata will ba ■p for elerUda la fba prlmarUa oast spring, aad are alert ia th* Aocoaalty of olocUag good maw. lent to which public aenllasent Isa* crystal ls*d lb demand that lha Mat LagtslaUr* abolUk our arm Gordon Bar agUqsated apd loegoltsbl* ad Weinstein, Joel Shoemaker and W, ____ gg*r held Gvorg* Is, I’aul Chapman- son. .*" City Couimissioners Hold Short Meeting T h a-.C ity CqmmlMionsra in thatr **d)oumrd meeting ip the City Hall last night re,um*«i work on the City's budget for tha coming year, City Clerk Frank twin son stated today. Usury Watson, president of th* Hanford llaseball Association, appeared before th* board to giro a resume of the baseball club's activities during tha past season, which has been termed aa cm of th* most successful from a financial standpoint. Ott* Caldwell, also appeared before them bn behalf of tha Baafard Golf Club and requestod Ik# Caaamtoalonrr* to Include a largwr appropriation for th# Club In l hair bwdgtl for tha coming year. However. drfinlto artton was token. Mrs. Bertha Buell Died At Broth) ad* Tlngh* Aviation School ministration building, other bom be narrowly mtoaad thi Hakhuva Ccmvat Weeks. A number af clvlllana war* reported kilted. A float at 21 Japeneee raiding ahipa start'd tha battle. WASHINGTON, Sopt 81, — (A P )—Secretary Hull «t>* nounced today that tha Unite ad States had made repra* dentations to Japan In pro- Mrs. Hertha l , Hurtl dlh*. At lli« homo nf her Tirotnaft J . K. Thompson. Iit7 Oak Avenue, at t;uu. o'clock yesterday morn­ ing. Mrs, Kuril bail Item visiting her brother for Iwn werks at tha time nt her death which came after a ahort lllne,*. Hba was barn In Hanford foreign effku Its opposition to Aug. -|, JRM. and waa Cl years of age at the lime of herdealh. Allhough Mr*. Iluel) » « ■ born In Knnford »hu Ini* *|>eiit moil of her liras III lliiinktyn. N. Y. ■nd HI,- Alien,lino, HU* la aiirvltiil by two anna, t’Urenre |J. Ilnell nf HI. Augus­ tine, and ft ||. nuell of parkattack !,nkn fj. V : two brolh*r*. J. K. Thompson *nd C. L. this morning that tha weekly Thompson of Hanford, meeting of the club acheduled Funeral service* wilt he held for Friday evening will begin at ■n HI. AuKUillna iiimnrrow after­ 7:110 o’clock Instead of 8:00 a* noon nt j og o*i lock and Inter­ previously announced. ' The Medical Detachment, llfllt ment will Im mads In a HI. Au­ The Mh Dlelrlct Congressional Infantry, Florida National Dusid. gustine remoter). Convention will I * held In 8an> will hold Ita annual plrnle and ford, Kunday, Sept. 18, at tha party nest Monday evening kl City Hall, Mr. Hughea also atatadHsnlandn Hprlng*. seeordlivt In a A business meeting will ba kakf statement msfln tmlay liy Cap at 10:00 o'clock in tha morning lain Arthur W. Knot snd LI. and In tha afternoon a anafkbtf Dougtasi <1. Hiott. program will begin at 2:00 o’alaafc. The event Is an annual affair A number o f well known * F «k * and all memher, of Ihe iiiiH era wit) b* present at tha moat­ are urged fo allcnd. Kefrnshing and Frasldant Hughes nn-nla sud enlorlalunie't rum ■aid that everyone la invited ta inlileea war* *p|“iini'-d last night attend, espaclally thoaa hard kit at thn regular weekly drill lo by the Social Security arrange for the erenl. C Of C Will Hold Annual Vote Tonight Townsend Club Is Making Plans For District Meeting Medical 'Corps Will Hold Annual Party Last Rites Arc Held For Julian Lovejoy also law. Junior High C’ourt Is Rcportprf^Finished 1st w eerk s v e etem ^ ftp a w -fiT sil B rsnt on thn Ri jT.T-M*r*Pr*ree«“ U» rttlsraed In p r u t Id* meals fur Ihe ConainKtlon- work- cm . iljV pl»y Ihe heaVy InHui or Iruckets es- court at Ih* Hsiilord Junior Jligh' peclml In |ialronls* Oi- market Kelinul has In-en ruropleled. F. during tlm coming vegHshle sea­ A. Dyson, lorsj rantrartnr tn stiff resistance In a torrential rainstorm but were forced In re lira before the co-ordinated in­ fantry drlra*. U i l night G*a. Franco request­ ed the llritlsh embassy to witbdraw Ha consul* from Bilbao, Hantsmler. and Salt Rahastisu 11* thrrl trued ta alpol tha conauls it Ih* requested withdrawal was nut furthcoming-, , Tb* threw'cltlaa era la tarrimry naw being held by tha rebels whom Great IfrlUlw has failed to recognise. W t WASHINGTON, «rpt.. 31. — UP>—IVaskieghm, vthiU awaiting some word from Aaioclata Justice Hugo 1. Ills'k on his alleged mejnborshlp In the Ku Klug Xian. It receiving a flood of suggestions for dealing with that situation. Much depends, of course, up­ on whst, If anything, Black himself ha* lo eay upon his return HONGKONG. Sept, *1— ( A I*)—Deallrdefy lag aviator# fought today tha ftrat iraat 1 aerial battla of Ua Mao* Japan*** war ar*r C*Ht*jk,A. Kpalh Chlna-cHy 108 mite* to | tha north o f thU Britiah . owned d ly . A t laaaj ala, poaalbly tan i Japauaaa plaaaa crashed In ' twlaltag, ' dlrlng dogfight*. > On* t hin*** paraalt piano rliarga* today. Tha ford a ketball. of the project reported ronrrel# court will af­ playing riMft far bas­ volley hall. Iannis and LOCAL WEATHER at the homo o f his brother, Llotvejoy, gt Hid Unto of hii (leath. llu" WSI ‘ torvlrr.1 by. his three brothers, J, C. I .eveJoy of Chica­ go, John .E- loivrjoy of Orlando and A. R. loivrjny nf Hanford; two alslara, Miss FMIn l.ovrjoy of f altirtJD«VIHn alt.1 llr * I*AIi 1Im Gainesville and ^^Mrs, Howard o f Sun fold. y . S. Reserve Officers To Meet In Orlando by a high fen re. Tha pmjm l waa flnunre-d hr • llu* Hemlaol* County Hoard uf Public Instruc­ tion- width P i lha rontrart lo Th* first of tha wlnUr me*lings Mr, Dyson. wM was lha lowest ’ tha United - SUu* R in r v i bidder. Officers In tbto'district will b# bald In lha Orlando' American Le­ gion Hut th* flrstr Thursday In October, according to Jt Q.“ Michael, view president o f "th * unit. A fter Aha Initial mealing th* session will b* held the first and third Thortday of each month un­ Tha Celery Camp- 025, af the til tha summer season. Tha per­ Woodman o f the World will hold manent masting place hag not announced a* yet- Mr. Ito rognlar meekly meeting Id- been nlght at 8:00 o'clock at tb* Amer­ Michael said. The OrlaAdo district la tha ican Lag ton Hut. largest in the Stale Mr. Michael Twvdra- persons charged with said and includei approilmalaly 30 Sanford e/ficcri. , . CITY NEWS BKlfcFS -/ Weather Fsrecaat Tartly cloudy with ahowwa hi central and northeast portions l r night and In' south yw tlso Watty neaday. lEitrama northwest Flori­ da—fair tonight and Wadnaaday. t Daytaaa Tide* Wndnaaday'a tide*, high. I*tt A. M.. 2:11 P. M.; low, 1:41 Ag M.. 1:07 T. M. * Paramour # Today. 10; yesterday, I k C* I FrssIplUtlan “ ' Total for yesterday Total for month to d a U _ J M Normal to d ata .... ~T____,4.TP Tamporatura Mailmum, M; mlalmam, Tt, J Herald reading: ''M i Offlalal nopgft # w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 20, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 20, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/38fca9fce4232751eae87ea63a6120b4.pdf 9864ef9fb55e411a543d92e238b07d22 PDF Text Text * r ^ tJL 1 ,.> ’ r ' r V - '.v r V T '’ H f f l » J u ^ a iiL THE BANFORP HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA’ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1937 I R O S S R O A D S O F W A R li this rallro.nl Nation j ( l..iM4f.inr. China. Soldier* hound for the front and relit* get* fieetaf In the other ilirctlh'ii sn« hhmm: In (hit u r :e u* J?pjnr»c Iruupi move north toward I'rlplnf, •____ ;_______________ i p r e s s k s f o r d iv o r c e b.. sriaed by ihc Jopmu.ie for military purpose* i* tin vrnth l>iy Adventist missionaries In the Yaiigtaepou sertiM ate. flntrn flying nvrr the irmtitutlm, the missionaries wnt e*. Thin ulrview show* the mission\i Chineee eehuol (No. 1 ) bull'llnit ( N a. :t) unit the A'lventlet publishing house (No. 4 ) Inmii d nil tinier (•« •• f|,tltl|* lf .»i • pnrtatliiu mi . Mm-ilHni’nt m.»«. I VNM'U f I f |fllth’ | Jli.tl t Johnson Sees U.S. As Under One Man Rule nr IIw |ni'. » |u Oft | fin » l J u I mii i»f miiM. iim jiiiitillliifi *> Iin I'li'iiii ||| i ul A. nr. im ||r |•♦•! i i Floys New Deal Pol­ icies In Address To Lumber Association^ llu* 4*’.i linn I. m il Inn • i Mur I. IM/. '•Tills mil*. I li In" nnilfii 1 *llli In u l r •wniiiMMif n. • l V«»*M'Im Itti 1I|i|.||., llu. JI;|. \,t ililU.** Wheeler Asks For Probe Into Black Kti Klux Charges U’AHHIN'tilON, S' l i " ' ' r llii-lii" V L ». Q U E S T I O N M A R K In national politic*, Cl 5 leader John I* Lewis (above) ha* threatened a break with Roose­ velt and launching of a third parly. J7. r-rt K.- W heel. r III Mi'iit.i. s|H-"rln nil nr Ili.- n,, ( I I I iiii w ill'll fn i.lrn l.-d I' m lit, r ItMiSi ti'll’H Hu|ri-lin- (' .ini , grain. I:i«l uli;lil ill m ,1 i|, llu, president uanm on %t 0 • i int- . Mill lllMIll ' I I l||> ,l||-,ll|. |■11 11wlnil lui'iin- ■limans I'uiifi Hr i llu itu f, i,. . 1. i, t ii.n i n In-inl,-r nt |l|, Kn |;liu Kl , Wln-ejer, win ki. i' i i. t | ,| i t |M|h|||,i,| |t, ||||, I'll-lll |ll ^ I, •IlllMlllOc'l lie N''*t ll. :i| N Mill' • Jus,I'll Kulfey ill |‘o i, hi ii I •liui If llu* I'rrsliliiil f.,11.1 i ail, 'Mh,l K"nnl" oti,ml,| tin "This I* n (joo'l lllustr.vt an of s.iiat hippens Hhr-i in, i *' mlnUIrst on stlt hastily rnul v hut happens vih'n fisr.V n . vote blindly for every rugO»;tlon that U iwa-ls ly the While Moult" Wheel r *a> (erlrd In a s*s*ement v.iretl I , the peers from r.nni.*.ll It. "I Im |If' .hi' ' i ,, ill ; ip'i* , I mill |n i i ii i',i v iii . 1 mi i in in ' In'. T l - i. . I. Inl,|:.l I l l - I l l , I l l ' l l i'i ..........................I b|»i II* i .,inoi"ii‘ i wife. Morin llu.ifeit, i ttrln- u U* 'vy 'i • . appi irwl ..... .. ■ it’court il llu* r >. >l in* I " " illvuree. They w ere m o n i.il lost ti Mi n i>,|, I'kisi-ciiIiii Abri.honi Hit real. ml.- i|n* i Iuiit'" , im Col Inn , I'i,minis,I,IIn. i.hlle ul hlllinlil iln hi, ready Iiiilit11 f . power In Inject lint "If Mill I ll.URI' . Ill Nnllon Inin win. |. n,l.,pi i )iv ynl llu* l'ri:eli||,|i| abu-il I ll** id iiiniioy. ninl " ,'iid lli„ i In, I, I III.n 1. it i ti p|| noli' I, In n In i lip o r iliiu n " , I "Through loii'li aiiio , d|>|ini|iil Plli,no In till IInno. id piiMoy ••• |ln ypiltll III III.I Uiilllillti'd ill i rri'lTnii. Iiiut tInmu-1, ill, fhiAi-r liiiiv sno'-.lil In' i.bill iipprnptluli ,1 A,, i tiioro-y limn nun |„ip,n, In on , nil,,,I. Iln Kveciillyn .,,U i In , . ,, tol.i, Triml I'nni'i, ,« Ilit . pnwm l i p., or lli„ pm •••(lull l i Him wan ,'l llirnsl itf' -j j, all. Tlil i Is III" |mi it In linr (min lip iirfin nf i lull,i I'ti.ii'i of in,(I,| pnpiil.iHuo, l| I , I',,' |inter 'djit'in, pnHill ol |" Ipel III!Ill I Ilf mil All.' ml ii l.i >:ti tin mid in inokn I Ii n| j,,, Aiuithnu |;«e "live Hie lltr.*1Jkj*., | powerful line in.i*4 guvenimenl im (y, , Hie fon; Ilf Hie inrlll." lino Julius,>i, lueliHme-d Hie **"ur' < anil ............. ul iiMiir.nnlioiliin. plans "the lerrllde liuplliolbm, | of llin lilaek rinin-rv mire-, oudj ( houl* bill," mid Hie * n"v o u il. (.£j| ruuiplnlely illil ilmlol AAA MU.": ,,, llu lidded: . ,|(s "Are nil llie e prnpoaeil TUens, (i urea isiinlllulluiiulf ll inuv lie,,|lt. an. Ilenry till tlulnlrd every ,(|l(i p rouiiuaiidiiii'UI uf liml mid limn., Hut he did II ull taIIlitis Ibe' , Inter uf Hie Intiv. Kven revulo(| lions lliav lie IllliJbt III seem ! le.biib.illr eiiustynllonilK; ' j Tberu li a "wnnilerful oitpyiiii ally, • 'Julini.'iif mid, fur ' an him J(i ( 'Ml and alonuiu party uf uppii* ' bl.ll poll-lit A tlM N I ■ T<ii Ai ' , ' 0 " I.ii I,, i . • i.. i l„i • . 11. I ,.,| , ,-. Him Hull the title Mi»s Ametlrt nf Itl.H *t i ly mnl pruniplly olvlicnlnl tbe thrnhe, Iv shown svilh her I III'm t'enper ul IbeIr llacItell-dnHn, N. J" home. Mis* .1 , I. 1 1,. lid. Hml fame ajul li« br» r.rie mil fur her as -I m-I I I i-nllcil. She It lvenv-ring from n cold. Shortly after calling a atrlkv of !lu Anwrwau • .'V **e«e '' (iuihl In the plant of Hie Brooklyn (N. Y.) Eagle. Hirer guild of­ ficers and seven pickets were arrested on rhirgrs uf disorderly (■induct fillnwing an argument with pollre over the else mnl acope of tha picket line. This picture was-maili during lh «-argument. S O M E O N E ' S C O T T A PIC K 01 C O T T O N , m Belcher Wedlock who li R think* It aslgkl a* wall ha be. The aged darky la khou n sitting atop bU wagoa waiting la get to tha cattoa cla. il* caa still do a day's wark on tka planlaBaa when tha Adda are white at harvest Hast. SF.fjjDNDvWIFK ADOPTS LAMSON BABY m e IlIVll .1 llowaid M ipii- i, ( l nln . bina Resents * tsityWhen uf Florida foothill iv nli r, for the tis.1l, lie fur,-* I, Ha* U. S. Embargo .dive, maneuvers he dues ml the rulin'' board ns raptyl" "f l-'| >ti la's u.r * On Munitions ,defrntevl swlmmini; 1 -im. |ut •malts his ilescenl f-r fl,., pip Find papers for the adoption ot • year-old AUeene 'Genevieve Lamsan were granIMI at I sm Angeles to Mrs. Ruth Ranking lam . •on. second wifs nf David A. I am sun, former Stanford llnlversitv press eavrutlve who was freed of charges of murdering his first wifs after he once had beaa asnlirwd to dcatK Tha T-------- 1 a n shown la court. . — • •■ ------------ _ • i it i �i 7 ...... JS_____ _______ r - ----Seminole County Produces More Fruit And Vegetables Than Anj Similar Area In America' 8*"ford la Th# Only OnfrtI Florida CHy A flo r ilif Ball, Blghvay And Water Transportation AN INDEPEND1 » ■ _ ™ 1F.i DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ VOLUME XXVI •»___________— . ■ _ SANFORD, FLORIDA SATURDAY, SEITEMBER 18. -■ . — te *— Member Aaoodated Preen Marines Risk Lives In Area Under Attack THE END IS NEAR '• '* M Jap Shelia Crash In­ to Markham Road Section N e a r In­ ternational A r e a Duval Budget Group Agrees To Assist City 1M7 E t t U b lL s h e A l n NUMBER 281 19 0 S Unidentified Plane Attacks British Destroyer Fearless Near Gijon, Spain Approval .Of Budget '^ Comnissron Makes Certain Of Refund­ ing Of Bond Block Uiyalist I’rcratcr. DemundsLcaKue Force Italy And (iermany To Abandon Franco WHEN THE FLEETS, AW AY County's partiflpatl'in lit program a s * lijr the nttt* of ttie budgrt Com- Chinese Pushed Back In North Italy Recruits- ^/ New Spain Army nf lluval tountr. Mayor Pal ward 11l|fK Inn « a i advised Inday. Thi |lt<0<M) III Hanford's old will Iw enh an ced (nr hew l.niiZR In the near III-, and w ill bitng the City a Retreat To Fortified Lines Indicates AnproachOf Big: Fight SHANGHAI, Sept. 18.— (A P I—Japanese irtHlery un- j leashed a new bombardment' of the Msrkham road section today bringing fresh perils to American-defended sector of Shnnghai'a war-shocked International Settlement. Japanese shells crashed into the area close by the Nccrin AsL.sForRijfht To Buy All Supplies (lovcrmncnt Needs 't» W ASM IN CTON , Sept. 1«.— | A P I —Beerebsry, |lu ll-called an Prcsldeot rtnoscvclt today to little nearer Ita pm l ■•( refund­ ing all outstanding Imint* vvhl-ti discuss w.lti him, II was rsate In drfualt. Mayor Higgins ported a u t h o r 11 a tlvoly. Iho 1 Mhl, • • question uf poaa.blo United The refunding bunds anil n tiiatcy pailiclpallon In Iho i fi.-i w fur | .00 hail- twrn held L ta jo a of Nallon'o constdorIn u Jacksonvlll'- hank awaiting alien nl Iho Sm oJapinooo artlon of the Ihid-el Coninilisbri cr.tis, __ . ---- -----^ and tmm nil InAlruthM* the e v t .1 tia—tcatjlitf- hfls convsnsd chu will Im made pally lie ,I its advisory ccoiiidttee, *spatrol i i i l ( n « l the United State* tablisprd ' .I n 1921 to deal The end I* near for American week. It w at rdnlt.l M arine* a* Japanese navy planea Tin* |K»iilclp*lhni of lluval j w in thd Wsncnurian conflict.1' taking- advantage or clearing and • Kuropejiil i-vnimerclal o r t lv Snuforil'a *• fnndlm:' ■> united . f.tsfss was copraif Japan sue- ronnty In weather returned a bombardment Hie* In Chinn ana nppruti-d ■>> the flnrnl tfnted on ill* ca iitcr commit-• of Chinese poaitlon* on a wide reed* ip ihiintuntlne Shanghai lirllevrs llr.* W.dllnglon Kmvj vummliah.ucr* last «<ek, / | 'te r an.l Genova irporto hsvo front. ......... . China's leading '"it llo- filial co„.ninm ....... ol •aid that an lo*ltrtlon would Tim ncrinl attack we* launched til hovel, ft*** iruii'M linn BwalliHl fa*«*r he d .»p..tch,a. tn this govorn* l l l t l ’SClUPll. against I.iuliang, I-otien, Kiang nM# jirttui! 1st (liu ItUilgrt I'oili* meet to coll.ihur.vtr again. wan. Chapel mid Ikxdiing, Japanin l* 8Ion. It .It's yis.t (ollontd by a _ ete naval official* declared, aim­ Tin* niminr tlrfMMllrd will* i*i^ few m lm ilts t'iitspartur* ing at C h ln n e troop concentra­ ii. iMinutx iNifirn miv . i f *w l"*nd* m ver* pnivmotl prorated |..... f-sm (hr Wlittc Itoutc of Or. tion* in IliiMc section*. j tiivtil mi III** ilf*lllif|iii III lnl**r»**l C. T . Wang, C.c Chins*# am< ii ii*| aiuo |lir liassailor ta Hit Untied b lit s * F K lt 'IN f l. SepL, IB. — M l-,. Ii»truni |Myin«iul on lli«* ' th* who called la lay bofora Japanese m ilitary authorities anthr l*rc.id*»*l hi* government'* When the .fh-et's away hunting -ubioaitne« in the M islilrrtanea n, Knglnnd's const defense v-Un. play h vital | s " in p io l.s liiig Ihe p r> *•* *• ,MM' 1,1 n#,r . .................. iiiniiired * trlpU-headed thrust p rr.tr.I ageiott the Chief t * . r is l or iuiaginviy Here ate ti* rtilo ria l-a rm y aitillerytm-h eoni|*i-liiiir )• - neviirncy in |.i lu-e itei'P into Chines* Hopeh province • *“' • v w H w v s i s s s i w M j j lMj holdings Willi the lallurc ecutive** order clamping a par­ linr-i Inday, and pushed the de­ tieorge V I. Vine inch eu' nu -I i.-wii fuim- three *tuartei -------i uf th* |>i-upln's Itauk ■In Jackson near Plymouth. England, Winner* w ere.a w a n ln l tr**phie* by King ti ..1 c . b o r g i on munitions fender* hart toward the fortified charges at a target townl nearly five m ills out nt -ea. Many w arsh ip s of tlritain'a home fleet, nu-lutling 1 l*sp tithly Imtlle erni-ec B a c k ! elite several years ago. The w t e ’pptenlt to China and Japan. lino which neutral observers be- P r e s i d e n t ( J e t s I I inh I, were ordrred to take up pursuit of "pirate" I'-boats.' rurlllea had Imen placed nn dollevrd would ace the declair* bat* |sm I| with Ih s R ials ■* ■ guarllr n r \gwm. rr«M tie of tin Stno-Japaaaae conflict. ante* for lint County funds de­ S |m iu 's c i v i l w a r to u ch e d I lee pita fierce raslstane* the posited In Ibal hank. nit l - ' . ' r o p t - t la y * A iKinil>-> Jo p an m - >d rclsrtd their force* in .1 p lM iH v n lta c k r d tin* l i r i t W A R IIIM IV IN . Kept i s . - b l l Tt"' •«*■■■" of *""*» had swept an past Cbochow, the an* * .a «. ^ C«»f tHo IT fUMil I ll|T Will 1** 7? i -Si *lt- i r ii y c r P c t iH iit s o il walled city 40 miles south of — President loose** - made nn a dollar fur a ihdlar it - - tP d 'tltvrti JvjHtuij*li c o a s t 1AKKi A.\n, Krpt . IM lViping which fell lata yraterdsy, aggressively to the hnllle fnrj y , lU „„ ln lna»arlly value t in * in n i S p ' i i t ' t I ’ li- m 'e r ile n u iiitl- It nn nirpUnr* m«trnH i»l un.l lisd Inkrn new positions along rnorgaiilinth'ii of ihe Jiulli Inry | , . , Pr> ||)P m alurlly dale «m lb • .1 i l i . t llu * I.e u iiiP * ttf N « n M*irk *Hi»t liruuplit W. I*. 4 nl* the railway line* to Ih s south. last night u llh on appeal *hr* I ^new bunili Is leuglhei*e*l runs Vr»l**y’s Iwum t*» Ijikt lan-I rim ; iv.it* ft.i'T- nn end to l i e f Tile lig h t wing was aakl In he the uallnii give lls **|e:illy l"| erabl) and lha l|per*-sr rale |s| - —— *tctk «l nI II a ifuty Mifkk j if'* 1 sume 2U mile* west of Choc how * T m in i -It J i n n " liit p r v r n U o n '* Ihe Cim sIllilKon end "*'• ‘ reduced from (lie nhl rate"t (^*on i m a n d e r B o y l e D e in t h* 11*11. Tht* p m u l faltn r rod tin- center wing at K uan-| liililnt«*n»n*h»*. in 'It-* * n il r n iif lii't . - • fiiis |H*rr**nt In ] p**r*«u! wliltlt rt*uhln’l I n’ l l m r Tr«lrr<!i) In* h.ili'i'tr hi Uoiiiu f a IJ Htw F as. U I im n r rig ht mile* southwest o f/ To Tq m „ »«nllili»i! crrlU r „ i,U I HIM rUi„ w will Rratlualtr inrtr«»r tu 2 I ! « ifi' irn*f thi" fvMn I'l'Uinif *t« i * ri » !»*«,*1(1(14 un* Im"liij* m'TUitrd the mi inn city aftar beating the •’raid iunn 1*11 ill** Hiibri’iH1' ' ttv«r tlia anuir* niri\»-i| Ly nu nrxt b«* rn« I. • t ’liim -e lrno|iH hack toward lovl- (*uiirt,w In* jtiiilutl (•» iii • ' r^r th« FenniKh inaiifVvArtilnc ilrn fM i iierlml. M alll.tiul »■•*»,( "in. I- Nine t»nti(*n», te l hy rfiiMrrit fur lh r fimt lim r. A rchui on a railw ay spur from Kao- unW d fertiMHFiil wx i.i| t** ' ■nurnr, IliMn Tt«w*|i|n'|, tumni Hi il ain ini') rin iH T , letrtilt *I |«l The minuiil r lrrtli'S of l h peiin-ii toward Or* hills. .\|» |ih iiiiiiitfly ‘ Irti form I* i|iili kly am *it*‘i|t Amur j |* iH ii f | M l t ( i l v p i l r y n r nl * ||u * -.■»•*** \vitli ivniw|ii|ii (t» itriv# Tin- Japanese* la ft wing had t'ampliell Missing post No T.1 ' I ti-fiflcil (hr huiru I »ii cimrii in fan t % I n tlw '*1*1rtii** * pllnclsfi** f •1*11'| ili** Mini»Inner gnlng, howsvsr, and failed tides of dlclldnr*llip 4lm( have the Am elhat* M gl-’O will to- held Fin n I!**• Hmfifhi * l miii'i»n wli*tln r nirpUn#, In keep pan- Iw-caua* of the deep B u r Ic en*tilf-d **ih‘-r Mud ' l H i nf 1Ik * Jill I. *Kit i at the n"»l regular meeting ol mnd ' mu.i-.l t,y (ha autumn rains. ,i,Ti*iV. f :»’ •*, o r mh f nr** i i ;ii craft. Milch of the |>,**•»Idenf* spees Ii i ' •*t ,'jm|.nfif|ti S|«iiiikthe organtsalhoi in Ihe M s*"* ISi’i I h mtte fell rl'ter t«* th# TinJapniieve alan rrjiorted oul. kly limb hi* niidh-liie hack' A| proilm alrly Jt hoys a l­ lint Monday Might nt k on o i In- b, l ’t| lelHi**' w thi im (i »| I i.ju k'M Imi Jrlit' nu.* uni hit. lie- f rapid advances for Urelr highly io Ihe b iller iM y. of t. i spring l-ti'hol (lie Initial prncflce s.« nnillto mlumu penetrating Shansi when Itnov'v* It tins I.gluing I*1* •Ion of Ihe Hon* of llo- fa-gioo l.loyil cm* »* ((•■* PtemBtl'U *li’Cllt|Til n il ||.,*l>- «.. mill n itd<s. of «riutiin»il* N (nl llif I* H Wdilidtel 111 I'Bifi Trig) Province- vtu-l of the Peiping ena'Im-'Mt of Idn 1*111 to name liruin and I (useto Corps at th e ; n „. ull|| ntiuouii*-*-1 l*"l**>. lM*i limit (Mflar. tail lie area—from th# north. They new Hupreiit- I ’*m11 |i|stl***'s on Aioerlran legion Hut < on llii*| *n the, The retiring I'oonoanil liitflit lOui't ine Fell i *I | »ln tn liis It! |tl» Iti f|lK Ill'll raid they lied taken llangyuan, 40 the p|i a llim Ihe Judiciary had lake front hist night, |*ercy Me lift I **» *■( V IIIPlHl" r W I e rs 1. , ..» uri qu,-«i,,| k '' quesi-d Hint ' 1 r s e iv merwli iff S**n rn»«! M hh S r inirHitc th»* .Mi i i h *^ fVnu*ri '• ufjTi* K a r l S ' t t l e i lilt M im group an *,.,,,1 atH| mill . siinlhcast of Tatung, main fallen Indilnd tin- rim*-a and was ro. advl-nr of ||io group. PH nrilYi* |inn •'* | | . | %*rir im :« til M | Ilf Ii m v l railw ay town of Narth Shansi, and In I d i»l *'ri***- til**, d." ^ , nounced, tislav. it,,, nsmti „ of 1. 0*01. f..r f*'.T ! ' l"n It " * • .hcale.i l y (he • M u - r n i.lllin u a P cltlrlltl l-allndeii. on tin Shansi llnpcli K nrl Siiflrirblooru, . eaplsln *'f fb.fc.H d i. * fti.il t -to-. Itoos-t 0* -. Kinnk W . , iii (| V |%( tinnier. I W*f> 1‘nder Mr. llo* I' veil in vi-rllo b • i in '-It- II pjalu ■lie corps, tendered Ids realgnaIk'utl -li-f:4m*m rni|Vuatc of ttfilnlci lluilf i**»♦ ! Hiti if flm nr f Itinera* headquarters In Nank- that Ids ohjm ili «■ of a reorgan­ lion as he t< leaving Hsuford' regime as (he lemh • milu'I*' lliifh hi .slidiil to lsv.lt of Jarkm-rmlle .mol . l l o . inir, however, dectarad Chinese a ir ised jmllHar* * ; panlanlhivi, ilium ii a-r*HiUng In Ilwk Mason, -rriU*HH before e a rlr netl week to lake up dll *. l.i It * ’itiu tK r ctaininaliona S'liiil « . Plans ami "materials I t i.l.l.r it a - , |„ .„ , M ajloiw ....,! Hr fortes laid inflicted (heavy pun- him. Ia*»t Might, lie made -I Ilea In Ihs Pulled Plate* Navy nmrkfij li»rfTn»d* In f**( ijir Hii(ii»l Stiilca N avy In 'hhm enl on Japan's Shansi rs- doubly (Ilf T* Inlias not and Tummy Morn, first lieuten­ ■ii«j iiURiurniiff o4h#r nm nlrurU**4 IteNiti* R tr Im"IH|*- r rru iril m > Hist • ,MrV!!'' Mnnuf, i l i , ft* \l H trli, tier uni in if JMiiPlrlous |*ot• tiium flu n k W, ito ik **n I hum will 9tr Ite'if mi jh* pedii k>n. ant. was made temporary rap prf ompll s|lllir l»f 4. . i iiJu m i ilMMi ncpiVMl )» m tmlay, given UP I hot Im III o unh |I h< |n iiirt|>,il jh n! * • w on n |i<i(jii!i!p. Th« iNial* «i(l liflu r o U krfR *ln» »»'fvctf dm lain Neutral m ilitary observar* sold lie * puko oo th«* l'-nth 'onoi Vuhh * 'fjtrftu *\i*4 ii|iplkatiHti Tiio fi.i l f* -mini -»**»:* l f«ir 11«* o n ii- iH«t Jl«' sti(iIi i" * I tl It Lf‘ | * m nit* il ihffi-itill rnlfi 'i tm«l s lb u (hoeliow suecasi probat ly i-ti-arv of lb T h -corps rnrw haa i s Intlru 1 r I he pa -1 ye-t rr • nlti# of Ihe f j ii- r ti! I**nH-nl * 1n I In* N a v y tii.i i ill iu t ),i f!ii« ( ’ ilk Hall •mtnai)d will r.u oi tl.e IIIM-Idus of I hr '""•x '•» ' • • ■ ** . * m .a-mtli! bring the Japanese shortly I ‘.oistltatl-iq nl . gala - t - n air nienls and |uok* forward In a j r.ib innti, s-hlor %!<•• i iitit'plml l*ut Ih* licit t un«ler» t i l l III" til (it (MHlilHH* Wtilk I'M ,, ......... I ........ fle e t." T lw Sea Sc-u* • j " M M u k irrv n et * o.fdls >/*d t c-t,.-■T,-*s *t la-.-, Inin tnntart with sterner reals li rmi'liio! - b ill. clim ated nio-i s o ie s s f .il i.ovuri, Mr. Me-' , , i*ii * vfi r siii* i*|i»i•ffiiiiiI iuim Vt'furi I .1 i t f« • tin; «»titw piotor are iod*l.t,-l In J . m- | . Marralerti- '*-'*t'alusrilloli o! .lo t, it. t. 111.' 1*111:1' said. ta-rloonalrw (Irwirge lam e , that of the fa r better Vv’iv. bhirtoir* i r I*.eriniii'e of l*ou* ra J. |V v|u ( iiii'finir I In «« fiiunlln training at . )v-air. lie iu rd and annrd divisions of the flltuflopd.ie I lls moll- nee spread I I'lh '.r was I,, charge of ll|- l / i r i fjffi lrHIii<lr*r, A i Him* it'-'f* sii'l i -i Im i local I itAinrM nion f Yu*fi*11, V i n {ftr which M w ill f iu iiii- (H ire r ; I.- . I their r - *-|e r.al l.m in n.akiri- >u*s- j . ' I “ !'*•■ "!"• ‘ tel*' if. *• Hi* Central Chines* government. aenrss o v a d i inbMthroter Just .boy* al tlivts praa ftre Iasi night i !•*• I h :i gliip1!!! (lx* UniUxI Ull* s T*i * M'n»i. ij»**l I n u ll pcasH'II Thu* fa r the advance has been I.elOM' the Wuuiiiuglou moon- T h e ir InMrurtor for Ihe rum lnr It lliyd. r hoplaln; (ie*. \v ■ni.t- ln. s.ilite ih.- Iinit*|ing of llo--e sail I'ir'nir was tin InrsA * »*f Mir ilium in f 1 c*i *L| Hi f v hu il | iv/llsl'lv Ili M 111 llll* l'>> ydar * Ilk lie * pained * a l Ihe so hldolM n. end lin y H til. -nt -"* hnnt irihle* largely against regional Innnt. of >• . til-* ' (MllU'i Iu*' Ft iin.ii im Mi ihluA' r HT 111***11 The i.o *liiii{ was in rhatgr* of a North China forces- which, a l­ Only l.r rn'elng the living nuat elect Ion nf th* Anrerlrsn gi-ant al arm y l»n< la-tli |h. »| inf MHtil T lH 'i. f(tr Ut m 11,.- inlin e u h h li will I- I " ttu- f lM ' - a i d IV alrh un.l* • I'u v • ImirniAn nf ,i though fighting daaperate r e a r r.lnridnril^, *-f II'*' . la , ^-s, ne I^Bloti tn he held In Ihe II u t Im i lhut * *i> IW > M h > « 'tub Hi ilay* 11i»u t*» o t •! I n lllkj R ( lie U( a o l d l l i r RWYlilt I I 'd I I ti A l the rone It**,ion guard action*, have been unable^n said, "een.vve *-o-nr- ngalnst tn nest Monday n'*t*t. • I'iHiik 1 M U ' . u i(l i*» .B'iiulutit | (i ,la**t | jk. I t if .ll'c j Uk-Cf < kd-Mltin I §•** Fhip j stand against Japan's mechanised ternal dmiht a* m Ihe^ woflhl>|ihmlay. A ppriisiiHiiiti Sv *.* • lijTitu '4 ii»*‘ii •ml nf tlie i tic ’ w»( ili it I*ii Ity VVl i t e r W an!* * h e f W eather Forecast Juggernaut. li.-vr of nor .1**tuo*rnry nn«l d is­ ItiMi iiwkilwrA .1^ f " " ' hnn* alri ndv >(•ii"t« it thru Hit*.n Mostly cloudy with rain in litr* tlmlurr !♦»•* i nrr*'rii - * 'Uf Hulc, sipate |he ' llpr l -n tli«t the n*-e* I,,,i Ii. |M*rtloir tonight nod in Ite? 4>tl|*|!»t*t iu tofu In tit- * 1 J .i-rI'li A. M*-i*cli uf tl«* IJon'i tH»fi «»f Ite-rfriiliri ' mi iiibf'i * i f tt.. e ;.sarv t*rl--o of . ((Irlenry I* dir# Hit » I m m I • I • i * 1, 1-1||r n, -1 r riilrn l i-a-tlnos Runl1ul» V i •« wi*il«»r at (I**' mrrtinir llu li, Mr. Idiitp - si*«i. ii*M»ter i l i , * tuloralilp with If ntleinlenl »plfj (Ion 1 l(i> # IlHlIf ill tin* piriiir Vit u -.« ( »• (i n. Il.i ■hi. K i ln nil- u o i'liw rsl Florida: *4 .* |tif-tiu . i (iiiircdarff*, tl nf aggrtm^jjoi,'’ It*- added: atainl|HiHiI uf |f*w*» fmill * f». it nl Bay, |l wa t i T A M P A , Sept.- 1R- — Florida's r J(ii , u ,w , | , m I-. tun tv,.t r . I ,■milv, (ni jii lintnl ruins I.-ulghl -Tlm l Is yo y I have I— n s « V (Cttrilinu'il „ ,r K„ „ . amntir • hr#*va*,h*i * • rl h i *'l lii*Sod Sun.t i. * oohcvc tio* foe mnotbs »V*ji» there t* a tw.. senators, in Tam pa yesterday, B Af hi ih i i !■ Hip!N E W O R L E A N S , Sept IB . — crisis H. A................ Mir, which ,,-r >Const itntJon day e.rm M f rae*. c i a e a , r, ,u c l,- . nos-*u, »m nay Itevlona Tide* b P l—TNe m oderate t ro p ic a l dis- demaruJ. action Ttii* I i<*k* i»ni ilti* i »**.p rfiai I »t.md behind the ap *P ] .halrm an -I •'» n o w -. r rjs ls . " " ""■X Mood S u n l.|* v lid * ', low, 1 I:M AI irbsqc* In (ha C a lf of Mrikro rrikl Jl I » |g . t#l ' I (Hlf l(te"||| llif* i Ii* 1 rlanrerons b n s o s c ' P^ ntmcnt of former Senator | , ,,,, 1T , T 1'f- fltaryr ,,f tbt part ten la rly ■■ CW-c - . ti U - P-’ .'-fi «• >1; kiR k. »»te7 A . W AR IIIN O TO N . S*pt 1< Iff! IIIm i ii Is" ; ' u aut1*•»' nf Sill lin t h a s*rap *rtr. 1 today by Urn U n ite !j rlKlt* utiles relnforra ' " f Alabama to the supreme U(ll^ ,(-t,*» eorpa lias I-- >. '» 7 ; n p, m . w^Ttia WhMf IliHite* »i»h»mnrr4 State . W eather Pnraan here to J r.a iit and w.*ra roofMent t h a t rile .......d. In t-n llclp o lr In I f l’Wii till ft;*1I* *i,l lid !»« it l full mill lU lu M ftrr r j i h lit her. U .t n(Rht that pM-.lilml lloMofi* t bowing a rartrstog tendenqy -if Orlamlte a* i / V " * nt Alltel a T-»lav. dp; y o ic r d a y , 3I1.0J. Mra. A . II. Hul l V «'f < hiTarptN **!’ , I ?M(nl a tiroail storm Af-controversy ft hod rauted r i“| * (••ii I "«. Im* % i"tf will If Art* \Vf(lw*MliF pfliiF* -turning toward th* west. An rajfo, |I!,( u lifi I ( !*#*» ti v i■*•!tni; ! |«( ili- In Tnralite rih ! In***” N r s ip ila lio q picture f o r only If the | mMwm w old snrui auhskle. rjftfit! "it a • r*»^8 ««*iiiilry Iflp t** ">\n*tpr llankhead,.of Alabama, fJj »* iliim i^ ftiy ItiH rii'iir .v irn ry tar nrd at BtM A. M- a C B. ii n n A.aN. n. In yTTfi In |»(*r*|xHlir r a i are Total for yrslr-rday ____ .00 >ith |»i*i 'Ii K (*. Wrlah* »•!! T . p'aretl the ranter runlsr of th* a fsineague of Justicw Black -kit fcHClM Mr BrntllH aii ! |1ih l'-« If 1* ,«*t»a»l Total for mouth to d ate. T O Mum n n u fjliir. im i fin (Milill lull tn i i m p i r l l i i , h rrr fur n *!»•»! * '• * '1^1 y«*** hu’.hwPh iiuftefc^*te*n ilM Fln jiin fali ' tu r'an -e about t n miles s o o l t \ f Norrnalto listl.N ••I Rtu nut it I bn thr nail on the bead whew he de­ t« rilay uflfrfi***ai at .**:!•» *V!»ark s I'fiteplif, Lake Ocarina os Iho f it iv M n a ftrr a pailHnyiil illur**. Irrw peralurte* H rta ttml lU'iniM raltr y o rtm (flated live appointment was m erit Thn | ‘ ip *M p M,i» p-nllAl ttlnsouthwest a f Lou)slana ami aakl meat In ih l. mmnlry r * „ da i H by senrlra awlI party teyalijr,Mauilvum. *S; minimum. 71P H I L A n n I III A. hV pl, lr U r ** *lr l - n j V.a I . K I ul port' r rn r f f««■(*:»!•"« it *i**p h| Y ^ lo # ’ t u n a T it n o N a w A t r i :* ! | Ike sterns new wga showing * Iba things whlrh i ummoo sen se; ' nk i ‘ Andraw*. Srn aln r l l n s l d r*-a line < m -Phll»,lc1p l I, H t .- i children 1 Ontario. > .....I.. I M - w-r i l I oiih N.itjmiril pAfk In W h j b i * " (lig ht westward or northwestward people, seeing (he Idrlnre as a| •ianklirad prndorad endorse men I* O ftlslal Report w ill see mo. u,t -. I.-..I It... > .■ ». .......... . .. by thr w at li*r# inti a it |ii«|te*Htf»n «*f m numH o N O I.ttl.il. H*-|0 |i p. movement attended by strong whole, have Ihe rlgki In eg- *Vom all rraada and classes’, thr fo llo w in g : the VtO'l llw y »'*• l i i r l e l * « t*rr nf II ih ’ larR-r rmrrm+nl laired hr i.illliOgs .4 -mnhee shift big galas. asm. port. I lielleyr |h si Ihese things Jew s. C a lh e lk s, Protestanls and H e r husband, nn I • n r IlnoarfillF, and dim es f-ir ' pmjnciM. liiflM'Jlii* Northeast s torm warning* were can be dona under the Pooatlta- ■terrors. U ra l aavm* to be tb" red * rs shrimp, on whl-b ■f t'hi*ag*>; p - t in r H-rrte IH ls Ie y M b Kort f'rrk . «n*I iJrwiHl daitia. D r. K4w>n IV Adonis, feetl. gla-.l tnwa (hrnog*-t awrwrr to the present rwwlroversy continued fra as New Orleans to without the surrender of A the pi<lures threw slaters. »fc., ,\ A . lo-rlcat these waters Ip rut. h n’-i-'1- '- IhH W hile | |<(U»h Ruiumnrrmfoi au p e rin lrm lcn t. Calvrsterv T s z a i and w^p* « * ' single one of the rlv ll religion* sail the end s f tt.** dNii h* shown m n i \ n inient-i ami Miss lam * Neal b*nh of 12 rerenllv that live arhnr.l **.•• • Senator Pepper described Uruled wwatwntd from Qalvaster liberties tt was Intended to in . j ( ’ rand Rapids, S lu 1 •viol Mrs. F llrm-inVnH |,M)lulilr will he In in tracking- - -one i- r S "an charges that Jtu lira Black was lima led in C-I.er ka squsr. nut, ’ to Corpus P h risfl. safeguard." * II sig h t into lonnsti n U lio n * n n d j.e , Welsh of Ibis t h y . Heal lie tmm day and I wo nlgbta, Fisher.iii'ir who o rd lnsrllr -.real a rwemter af th* ku kins Itwt. k* riMiltnned. white t b * The funeral rirv ica mill h*-1! ! Horuu-srll will sc company sea (bran or (oar days flH-T l l r s • for • 1M0 tb s aver framers of Ihe Const Italian piw “O u r ptet rives arc Ivnl fur .***" l-r.vat*- and jl , whs asked lhat{ President (hair boats to capacity m l* o him. T hey |.rul**h1y will return ian tete th* dsewd a 'laym an's duramowl". ave net flutsen La omitted la r is in mant." U says. to Washington Oct 5 6r I , R o o s e v e lt Hits Court In Talk Oo U . o . tonstitution , T?1"rntr •T ,r:,"h: ^"'luHtuh w*. f,..m f..m*i, In Fight To Reorg a n i z e Judiciary American Legion1 Airplane Delivers Jacksonville Is Tw ins In Ioakcland Host To Shrine W ill Hold Annual Election Monday Club O f Sanford Morocco IVmplet*ives Picnic At Sanlando For IofH'stI Siiriiiers sires LarRe Attend ance At Meeting in mar n»l| In* CITY NEWS* BRIEFS VlNit* I in U»‘ 35 Boys Attend Corps Drill 11**» Sea Scouts Plan -« To Build Sail Boats II oatN For Tlie Navy t Storm In Gulf Is '< Moving Westward LOCAL WEATHER Florida Solona Back Appointment OfBIack 111.4 •*|||** B U To Make CrosH-Country Trip Mrs. Bhlsley Dies At Home Ol Msler Here Fhiludelptiia St'lumls To Tearli \Vith Movies 13 16 United w *a *W »n «- 1‘rT -r 1 *T J’ -* �m *j '* i ,r Klansman Block? tt ft k ld Wo have no patience with those Who 'M u r y n d B * ', for to d a y , ,* A f W ty L « TKST: Vvhoaoevr.r would attack President Roosevelt hy Condemning fdhner Senator Slack's'' affiliation with the Ku Klux Klan. There la much which the President had done since he has been In office for which he deserves criticism, and there are plenty o f reasons which come to mind as to why Mr. 'Blhck wltl not make a first class Supreme Court Justice, but the fact th it he once belonged to the Klan Is not one Of them. It la being1charged by his foes, as if there were atDI some doubt about It, that Senator Black was a member of the Ku Klux Klan. Of coiifse, he wis, . He won the elec­ tion, didn't he7 And he waa not likely to have done that If he had not been a member o f the Klan/ It is more or less customary for anyone running for office to Join most bf •the organizations to which the bulk of hla constituents find It agreeable to bolong. Most politicians think it expedient to do as Romans do when In Rome, and In Alabama, as in a jmdd many other Southern states, moat natives! Belong;'or old belong, to thc 'Ku Klux Klan. It was hardly any more of a crime, or an affront to good moral standards, for Mr. Black to loin Jhe Klan than for him to Join the Knights of Oolumin u t ile American Legion, or the Botary Club. It waa simply tne thing to do, that waa all, and he did It. ThW ls*hol to say that the Ku Klux Klan Is abovo rcprriach, or that It has not done some things for which tho tnajbrlty of Its membership are probably sorry; So far ns wc kntfw there is not a single ofganlzition In the United Slates whose every act we approve of.In toto. American " k m I. sislatT«*«k qu£tiy‘W hed move. thnpreaiuH. Thle lets the « lunin A-vf-Oul ’Attar t*P greenfl*. ao Hint, Itl^ minute far aaw rslh aajaJt hateacnj* an h]i houdjkary or until a doctor pronounce* l>o«a olid mouth I the* person dead. forearm. accusation 'kept lint/ from accurtloa #n litvlinilo|i .to tka conrerttnro st Nrou which drafted the original accord. Today tile lilno powers made 1*0 mention of Italy In a .brief , trelkirdfreth, and abMilli not In ta e^ eem n k vof rihrJM, hath not Go*. He CJtt 'aMdelli In tb« doelrlai# 4f ‘ CWI*t. he bath liotli Ib s '/ W ia C , <MT Ihe Son. 2 Hoff* 1 *« ji'4rt^r i ‘tad senator from Spanish 'ter. f c , '. Thoac K * qsoesUd ^ 'p trU trly 1' / 1pan Into three rook* who wen-1 in llu-mln the other ilay Jumped 11mu ihr frying the flic- While the sparrow family Is perhaps' the most numerous of all the birds native Jo Florida, the LARK SPAIIROW is quite Pare Eramler Huaiolinl'a yoinir urn ■ Vittorio la- gains to ] lolly Wood In / Study the motion pklm r bn-dlir**. Ha aboold make a anal leading i i man hlmaclf. A Mexican proftaaor wants ta ; M i l the i n v glamor g iB m u r oout u t ill w n r , fAll in > .flaks of war.* am a — J , 1 m a . I m u Is Ah _ ka i'is. ha. to do la to clrtulsta a few .plstoraa of the Shanshal battle* fraet— Daffalo News. New Building the graaghopper 'and potato b^g as wbU^Aa grass seeda. This sparrow migrates In lim­ ited numbers to the east and west coast# of Florida In October and November, return­ ing northward in April. « It was during the distressing period Im­ consider necessary. . ,Dr. Kerrin a sallied Murmllnl and “ Hitler. While lli/Mi — tjiargn worn beb* mriile it ffnnrvw mhtoii* In Wim* said they. iheTr relatives, tnd filrmlt fia'i] hren asked wllh-'j b toe pfol 10 rlnya to volunteer forjl he rpalilali SisuTgcnt nrmy. Of**| (Iclblfl 'li-nli'd that aby larged Ifpiip* wuru preparing to Join Uiof] ititian force* already In Bpnln. J Tlifl MiflllriToncan was full ofj] /tench and-ltrltl*h warships rui-B ?owor*.| In "fire linmcdUlily" on! suhrasrhiea, atirface vessvn, smll wlilqh might attack1 I V I ^ . J h k .J A s i t. 1 J •Irplonci I, wilt MO longer bn Permit merchant shipping. Itaty stayed l.trd tn i i ir lf ic n i'Atli iftio riilo t w t of Uic patrol, »ct op hy tho I* lurk* ................... .......... ftS f r K 01111‘ I:f »'!5 hhi ,P»wf t«. A snip, :hosen to guide the unsettled destinies bf PTurkla. During hit term as Governor, Unltbit States military forces, partly com­ posed qf negroes, were sUUoned at stra­ tegic points throughout the htato, On Feb­ ruary 25th, 1868, a new constitution was adopted Which served the State wall for 17 years. Its radical changes from, the old constitution Included the right of suffrage to all men of legal age without regard to race, religion 'or color. It was mandatory, howeyer. for citizens to first maks • solemn declaration of permanent attachment te the American Union, . - The iniinirtHiicc of building as n .factor not only in mediately following the Civil War jh at tho advancement of living standards, but In maintaining the DAVID S. WALKER, a Kentuckian, wai national economic l/alnnco is reflected in n list of Facts ‘*V ‘fUu”; —about Construction and Housing'' recently issued by the Educated Chieftdin hospital unRI aomtvme tome* In Fhamlwr of Commerce of the United[ States. I h First Indian To mVa liid'bifliU'tt 'fer ua. Among the facts listed, from official and authorlta, . T C .-a. .....live sources, are: , ./ " ‘ Head Reservation vT8aka'off‘nl-on cuaalnr frsai* I, From a peak of $11,060,000,000 in 1028 the volume CROW AtlRNCY,. Mont.. P*pt. " * •' and leVttstMa totween Itooac- „ f construction decreased to a low of. 88,002,000,000 In vhH abd^ckn 1. I^wH aure keep i 03:, u |ncrCflMMi to $6,784,000,000 In 1086. • •#- - (A1)—HfTHjitkWkJWl Yel- ’ (in la w * m « ra*. tw»»> li«rr b«0 the c o r n t r y . | to Ju*l i 2 . Private residentlnl construction accounted for 30.2 lowtall, li-ador of the onre pow-r- for |lh> yiwm ful Crow Imlinns, Is striving to unending druftph) between thos* • J . IjH-rcent of the total construction outlay In 1028 and only make Ills hard-wurklna tribesmen who wonld 'presovre this nrlglHava. ycnt*swi raadlog thoas l » l iwrcent In 1036. , , , rronomlrnlly Indcpemlcnt. i n«1 broad concept Of the Conall"What To Ds" srilclaa in Toa Her-1 3. "Overcrowdink" of dwellings is much less in tho Ycllmvlnll, n collego graduate, tullun Sa u layman's Instrument eldT If you esn ramemhar ail of. United States thun in ninny foreign countries, the per- haa devlseil n "i»hBb|lllatlon pro- of s^rerninaid. nnd • thpao wbn tham you will always hava an sealCcnti,go of such overcrowded dwellings ranging from 3 gram'' whirli Includes building up./would slirlml Ihn Oonalllutlon of tho trllH'V Imlfnlo and othar Inin a InWyar’a ipntruet." percent in England to 1.4 percent In 64 American cities. herds, slock raising nnd dlvcralfhcJ Tlirnughont ilm history of Ihe 4. During the present decade the average annual in­ crops. | eonnlry each effort at aorlnl re llu nlsn hopi'n to irttoro to the' form had be«n rullnd- unrnnatl, ftfllP* of these political minded crease iin the numiicr of families will approximate Ctmltltutlon Day apaakara eviricowr (he p10Henry In horaaman’ torionnl by ’ lla nnemlea, lie said 6. Tiic average annual number of family dwelling unit" Thlp for which they licrkma fsm- The prntrrilvn tariff. t»|e Iai«U4*ntJy Jwllcva In the Conatltullon til fight, but manly think that upon* which constriictimi was started wns 677,000 in the oua throughout (tin Writ- With a Una Punhate, Ihe MUanuriCmm EmMagt BaoagveU should be ticcAtle-1020-1923 and only'165,000 In the. seven years view to making the* Crows “Ihe prondae,_ melboila of flniuirlng allowed to Interpret It, lie*I mounted'Hike In Ihe world,“ lha Civil War, add regulation ol 1330-1330. he has Imported staflkma andi railroad ralca. ha cllod as ln0. The totnl number of dwelling units built or under broisl Ths 4hs /allow who gets lha biggest mires, nnd galhqnl the alancee, construction by the federal government to date is only kick out of ttfo 1* not always the heal lechnbal Infor millon. | .Blrlkln* »t ' lha Uwyeria rom‘ oea who sticks . hla nack out tlw 27 101. YrlloHloil In the first- Indian t" ralllaa of (bn Anurlean Ulwrly 7. The greatest lug lias been in the construction of tieenim! auperfulrwlcnt of n reaar- laagna, hn a«ldt JaftHost aH BwfPfiiiJ. Nclriwr vatlon. . “ U m tlfaq two years ago l* If It 0»a on* ilhu'i* always tack* low cost housing. ____ _ ___ of th« h|ghaal priced lawyan In Otg ‘away from treble -Bl. IV f 8. The number of-firms engaged in contract construc­ K>liotimnAlaaVa P i * » Tw lha. Urid gays lha Ballon cwllh. tnburg IndfPaSIr'pt. tion decreased, froth 135,057 in 1929 to 75,047 in 1935. That i right. Jt**!1 your1bock up 9. Regular construction employment reached a peak of 2.888,000 in 1928 and declined to 629,000 In 1934, recover­ I . otgSJiliBlInns ing to 1,210,000 at the 1936 peak. lf*t keenly (lav, 10. Savings nnd loan association# hold 23.1 percent parks rvganlmg slid private Individuals 21.4 percent of tho $17,740,000,000 pA flc CUy—nut of home mortgages outstanding. Roosevelt flit# * to .KombrUg mi WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By I'llBSTON GROVER WASHINGTON. Sept. 15 —OD •When emigre** all* down th'a li or next winter Ui write a irm hi3 , tho politician* ha well ) the farmers will have their re* uu thu shape It take*. The AAA setup wa* distinctly bmefk-li.l to the idinlftlitrarion _ _________ In |03l and 103fl. I* provided an hegvily to lhe| urgunbalton amtmg the farmtre linns. These lit turn are undrr the suparvlslo^ of alalp urgant. tatloha. the hood* of Which ara thoaen by lha sscrcUry of agrlculture. Croupa U atatea, In turn, film regiona, also hroiled by hit afpolntste. It la tartalnly true that much effort »« mode to keep polltlca from influencing the distribu­ tion of baneHta under ths act. It U equally trua, however, that aach local <l ggnloatlon Womra a “coir Intahaatod In preserving tka orfakueitm through which It derives benefits. By law* of tho local organieationa Baal only with admlnU. tratloa af the, AAA act, But by their vary nature they develop M l /Meal “town-Vila," open to vrcd la Gadlllyjwlth a re* gonaral opthat of the .ana ,.sa largely Is the Mr tho moment I bay l * .. ijovor, «(te. ws*, Invited to Join InteliistioDsI fleet. WllUiari clrrles ,nw In ths close noilsImrolinn hot woe u rrsnch ami Jirlljsh flcol* an.Im­ portant new fnttnr In lbs tniso European sttnnlhin'. * , neproaauintivoB ,if . Balkan states oiproHsi'd appreliebslon over Miianollul'n eventual. rear■Hon l'». Hid ridiiiinl of Prance, llrllaln anil vthor power* tn sram Italy pnr|ly In (tin patrol. Italy lus lieon |„ |h0 lime, •'Shi of thn "null plrnry" Hsus •loco ItvV'Is lilmilly accsisi Italian snbimirini's of slnklns -l*o finvlat marelmni ship*. That Tdr Reel REFRESHMENT 6n ThUa Hot Rummer NighU oiio Wt o nokss Ilia IoeaI pr ly approve* *l*last wean Rgs Togwol -thaaa local tw fc * S O a ra B w lr i t r i ... 8*nford Ave. •* Wttcbev 'Repaired ’ By Om Who Really JEWELER 108 iU ffio lla 'ItAGNOLIA ‘ BEER— W INE— DRINKS ’ Dpen Dajr arid Tflght ru R N fn m te •Wo wittfcte, ICHES CUBAN. BAN . 8PAOH____ __ CH IU AND CHICKEN t " DIRECTORY . 'SANFORD ELECTRIC rC0 ; Bar-B-Q . * :lty to tbs roodlllan* down ___ ___ and contributing ,v . "W « tail mi loii|p;r yffuid, tbj. luvariM or io-yasr lagk.‘ , "Yoa Will Iliad un |U*miraUni In • nay Qf . Itqi Isnaqpss pttjUti Constipii|i*n for delay. In/the r* forma whlclt'.yi “ * American jibopl, Bitampt, i> "Yet noirly fmwl llirao ilai and ar.nuomlo boon jcopnrdUml nr actusUy fen * # e V je t r oar a giving tuch wUctprcitd Orlando I* having more Inn these daya funning nut the Jonk J&knla. A a a mutter lit fart Orlan.tu U/J^Utjplab) smart la catering to Mcenl law-aiding rllltrna and not going after lha sporty element *hd their, followers who make iOm« rcaorta Imlbada of crime ■Hh Ifc, Incut In Iho ytodllirraneyi atlni|ia on shipping ji*dubmaHne.,. Plants hftvn hdmbod ihn ilrtlUh Corporal mid It other merchant tetania tdiira Pebrttarr. Green Valley ..Dairy $ • W E K T -T tie J K W E l M DfoBMiada And WatckM * v* Fima Wgteh And Jmlry rfayalAat Diamond ‘ fountlig And W * v | i % �*T r v i Social And Dram Majorosa Struts m s Gardens Perso l l j . i l it:ir Our farmer* nrn breaking nn'l nitiklm: ready land* fur |lii’ nill iimn crops, Whirtrr mill Mnr*nil plm.tcil ||||| lint rell-Vy Tuesday that li»" In i'll (ilii'itpil In Oviedo, .\. Diidn, no nro liilorituil. liliUitni Hie tin t lit Hlnrln till' E L I Z A B E T H B R IG H A M J O R D A N , Society Editor Social Calendar Mrs, Evans McCoy Is Honored With Party P e rso n a ls A nnrprlfp nliowrr honoring Mr. and Mr*. Msro 1Langiton l Mrn. Evan* McCoy, recent bride, The fifty Fifty Bunday Behool , K-ni ciren yrntcnlay afternoon at left today fhr FtofSoce. 8. C.to C lss*, of the first Methodist I llir home o f Mr*. F. E. Do)* on spend a few wet Us. Charth will meet at the home ■ Park Arrnue. Hostesses were Mrs. of MUs Bara Myrtck. Lake M. N. Cleveland- Mr*. It. U G*rt4*‘ A: U. Moses has returned from Mary> at 7: JO o'clock. Uoslastea non Mrs. I. E. Kstrklg., and Mrs. New York where he ha* been will be Mrs. William Coleman. Itolx. ■pending several months, , Mrs. I’ortsr Lansing aigl Miss Tube rosea, love vine and rose limit were used to docorata the Mr*. Mauds M. Miller has ar­ room*. Mia. J. II. Colelough pre- rived here after spending the. sciilnl an Inlrrcsllng mmn consummer In New England. • lr-.l for nhlrli Mias Edtabclh Whllncr was au-arilrd first prise, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase have a >i't nf measuring spoons. Sec­ returned to Asheville, N. C. after ond prise, a face cloth and aoap, ■pending serefsl days here. ' won won l.y Mr*. R, O, Crenshaw. .Mr*. H. C. Moore pave several Mrs. Owen Bemhslm and efclly musical reading* arcompanlrd by dren returned to Chicago relief-, Mr*. J. >1. Colelough. day after speeding a week with. The iflfta were presented to the Mr. and Mrs. Ted naltael. ! honorce In a very unique manner by Mita Ellialk-tli Whltner. Re- | Miss tllllle Wight plans to leer* frrshment* were then served to tomorrow for St. Petersburg the gurata j,y the hostesses assist-1 where alio will spend taro weeks cil hy Miss Carolyn Collier and , visiting relatives end friends. Mia. J. II. Colrlncyh. Enjoying the parly were: Mr*. Mr. and Mrs- John !>. DunUp J II. Truturk, Mr*. J. T. Nrwby, mid two son* or Hol|ywo*d trs Mr*. Alice Elder (ireen*, Mr*. J. visiting D. 1* Long ami family at II." Oimlmlrh, Mrs. R. I- Glenn. their homo on Beardall Ave. j. * '4 i ilnv tlf i! Ebsen Dance School Miss Ruth Strange Is Guest Of Honor Will Re-Open Soon It lini been announced Hint (lit) Elmon HiTiool of Darning will roopon In tho n"*r fuluro. All wishing tu enroll may do an at tlm Wumaii'a Cluli Mnnilsy fsoni 3:30 o'clock unl» *:<*> o'clock. It It Is ItapoMlIdn In rrstsl-r; sl Hint lliun call Mrs. W. II. Blswsrt. telephone (Ol d. for an range atoula CHRISTIAN it ■ii , BCItSCE CHURCH ,:Matlar'' Is Ihe rubjert of Ih* laason aermon In *11 chureha^ of t'hrlsl, ftrlenlisl. Bcpl. II, Thn aolilen Tesl Is from I^vltleiis, -Jl»:(. “ Turn y* not anlu Idols, * nur mak'o to ynurselrea luollpij gtHlg'. 1 nm llio Iftirifyour Gnd.” Among tho ellatinns which romprtao llio b-**on sermon l« Thn fnltoplnn from I ha lllbte -W'liaT proftlalli Ilia graven tin age that the maker. 4hereof hath graven It; llio mollen Image, and a teacher of H*», that the mak ar of bla work irasleth tharuIn. tn make ilumli Idols- Wot unto him that aalth to the wood, Awako; to tlm ilnmn slooe. Arlsa. It akall tonrli! ilehold. It I* laid nrer with gold and sllVnr, and thorn la lm hreath at all In hlb* midst nf Ii" lil"h , J J*. 1M. r Mr. ami Mr* J*. It ti. it - U n as II* Ihry I ne at.u < nave irgishtllva eetncils Hint tui-ute lawmaking pi nl li i.n Inlin e their legislatatea convene. Kaai’ll Sunday Monday ■flic d.ij, li, |t. iimn vent to flnntord Mmid.iy. ,M\ II '\|| |IIvent of llayloll.l lle.i. Ii i . |lu> r.m *1 nt III. Mur Itll f’lllnlliy. Me n f I Mra, A. TinRley nl Hoi l,t lib’. ('.In-Iilft, Urn winter. mo In're till II |. lep.iitiHl lli.it Jutnoa W ll him nf l ‘li>tlmi(ti Im i Imilght I Ik llrnwn tumio mi riuilli r tuire el j-t.nt.i- I ■•mill tv1,1 will Iniltil r ft Florida Cypress (lsrdrnt la miles ssp ahead fer prelty Friscllta Rvelrlh Corps af tvlnlcr llsrrn In the big tenlien In New fork Clly.—Photo b) m Minn, The •ll'ev Henry Martin nml M v, Mu* llortln tell rhutailit) for Hie, ire'i m i i lor n men t^iin. Thi-V «ll| rlsll t'le.irsnlor. T.iiip i ftiid nllier nest riwi-’l el liiMi . I! it Ti ti, (Inn ell) nml Mrs. C over went i.liiipplnr In Orlftit do 'I'lilil eil.ly. A T THE CHURCHES Mr. end Mrs. M.,'- l l o i t t , s ^ son. Herbert, have, retuiftted;fripj New York where Uiey' have1been ■pendIn; the summer month*. -* -- * , • '1 * .j Miss Donni* Dresden thas.-returned from a raonlh’a 'tyttlt ■'id Atlanta. Ca. and points ;)p' Tennesscc with friend*'and relative*. Sunday Johnson T V S ftl Martin Johnson's last picture i 1 Spccial f krrtltiL* |tr#*ch!ii»i it11*1. >« si Ii»*»tin111 Hif mrr \l*‘«*• IT TIKES UlC idwdv*tills*. •J ic h H * Tn n « > ii*r» . IT M X T C A M ITlU N IA WIN 1-24 •Ulr PIM* I He A 511 rimsi nig* a ;u ikvaervlb* .Wedrtredsy-at - / " I"' It im r u I . mIIssh ■School.; 10 So A M. | csrrm fr, •M-s* A. •■M* prdni*>riARi<in. s i s : r . »'■ , ■«• i r M*st(ha. t oe v. u . n slsrvlc*, I l i I*. U. Mr*. Rebecr* Heard-of ’Alesandrr City. A la .’ Is th e ,ili»*l of Mr.' and Mrs. Jsck . Hall for about two weeks. , Mr ft (J * 1, , f* M. . p u, 11111141 1 * * * M » \ , , ; ’ rM i’Bcn o r non F (lb - sad . H »ll* Annul. T i l . R ir . IV . f. K « r r * . i w t n w . 1*, j a v f f i f . H S T tV v t .m il r. each u. U u ofta y. p s s tn r. lilt* . n -a d sv School. I* •* A. M. W r ila * s 4 A y s v s n le s w o r s h ip . I I I'i l l T*U are Ipvllrd to w srsslp with A EBSEN ti% ai.V DEE HEE INN !»•» Mis* Minnie Strange left re­ cently for' Jacksonville where, she will cnlvr Massey's Dullness Col­ lege. . }0<i Cewiwfr fee MANIIWIITIKS Hell .1 1 11 ... !*•* K umlrp Hi® dir®®II*hi nf H. !■’. t*4»4'l|lfr , fiM p, || 11H it'flnrh, Th4 II. *1 U. l-.rrlN Ui 7 dO o’rl'iek i;\ Ml IliK >v*»rrlilti M I nVtiirk, n V lK IIO B lt t lllJ lllR T 1 i i r m m Hr v J H W u .mI h m l. fldflllli r h t n . i t Hp Ihhi I, > 1 , \ T I. I.I hV o iii|M i iitiFii |» ril M n ln r il t ir . Y E S ! it’ s o u r business TO MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE MttMtdur \V«irN|il|t. 11 •*" ' It. r.k 1ttltiM WurRlHt* S 1* M K|>n«1-rl h I .*■pi,k tim pi" *"t ftf 7 11 pul.l l(* I k n . t i l u l l r Rlleti.1 ItlFKF Mrhlrrp c ' o « u t i i : i i %t Curiivr r .iili i i *\ In %v. Afttme « 111 ih imhI 11 Ttilrrt B irr*l rm rr n arn sr I'ark J. i i ip u c m Aveltu* |Sr* Klsil Htrerl. II. ll.M il. "fh lii'iR i* r C l.nr. li NrlifMil, M>;9} Mi inlriif NvitieHl »* *1 "P — !«• ». W . I>. Ilr o v k a , . Nr-ft.M .i, |.%- |?I# ■ ‘ Maynard W erner hat returned ( In iRliiin i:n«1'nvnr, to hls home in Hammontoo. N. J . guadsy Bek out, 1:11 A. M. llOfatag ivdisntp, IDS* A L. after having been the guest for r i l l i T I I I M l n T I \ % l I I I III II Miss Ruth Htmngo was guest U l P. if. silt r u 17. . 17 i;lni«tf. M il l!Mlo i several days of Mr. and Mrs. (1 iv*Blng \V»r*Slp. • :* * P. M. P ihhI a y Hir vli ’pR nf honor a t a buffet aup|>er F r i ­ IV«.1*isd*y P r *)* t aariirr I 31 M. Boyd. II I.I.. Ht ImmiI. 1*1 t»« ^ *1 day night in honor of h rr birth, P M. . M"tn'nK %t 11 A M Far tdniH** ter ih* 1. r,t-.-f ••nl hm mi rM i I* M day. The supper was given hy im l iQlbrool hsOHns Mr, and Mrs. Ban \|li| m It Fitklie- W m I ip J o 7 her mother at I heir home on and son. Buddy, left today"1 Vtajtar* Ja»'Frti I* M for liifr id f v 'r f i nm r*«f*• * * Myrtle Ave. their home In Motidlan. Miss. p a o u c u c a r n o r lirgiiliprlrv Those enjoying the occasion Mr. Holbrook lisa bean playing Tim N A S tlir.a r. \\V ln% ltd* j mi* t*i mi Tha II-v n. F, ilyaham, pastor were: the M issrs Ruth St range, baseball. wllh ihn Sanford Look "• S Sunday School, Hultday. IV A. U. htnor guest, Hetty Thurmond. oula prraebtns. Hvndsr. It A. M r i n s r « i n i h ii h i v NT. P. » . Buaitsy, 1 » \l hi n*% i h r D erirus Ilnyes. Doris Jackson. Ii PrSKvhlag, sninasy, ■ t*. u i : »*i r»f.i : 111* t, Betty Lots, and Nellie Cuntnng t F iie n d i of Mm. II. J . I^hman P ra rsr Mailing, \V,dnis<l*«. t U<ii<ii,t v ;; c I»mm| ham. l *o-M ■'* 1• will lie glad fn learn that she la ,|V'«"rtl'i*’R*li*l * k III* l» M 11 covering inpldly at the Ferneld fwmc M rrituuiaT i n r a m ; Fie** If.- h|I i u It....... L O * Hour**, r k ' l.ivt.-hlnn Memorial llaepltal nit.I l 'i (I (v fi.uii - >•" J " , It**- d. IF, lv*g. poet**, i (>• i* m w here she jim ler went an oporation Run4sy-0rhe.il r a . M.' id. • ------ -■ - ui int eee Pmsesfag i tl:S* : ** A. (A . rcceiilly. t l f l l . V I IIHhk I r»*H '**1* %I. * : » r. S • I l l t i l II CITY NEWS BRIEFS M 'M ilaurU Vnm Pair Oaf) Mrs. II B Lewis has returned ft oni Conneaut la k e I'atk. Pa., Boniilor rbarlmt O, - Andrews Toledo, Ohio, and l,aPortr, Ind. will pnibftlily aiH’.ik nl Hie week­ where atw has liccii spending the ly Innibeaii nf |lin Kiijiford llo- past two month*. IIIHIU. lary Club In tlm Valdes Hotel Monday, s i t o i i II iie , 1o Jl. II. I nil-in in, president of ||i« organ Union FIBOT SNOW FALLS Mr. nml Mrs. BUI' nodger* plan to leave Him or row for I heir ranch In llercU Ir, Tat. Mr. Rmlgi-rs lias 100-11'' inaaager of the Ipukiiut Baseball PreacaiBg 1 1* f . a ? refug, Amd* tnwiisfiiU Tru'rrylng fur llielr ovnienftla. * Flurrtna rnnlliinrd for ' two mlnatna bnfnre -vlt.inglng tqralh. Luwoal luiuperuluro" was 41 da greos. * , its-v >i,nHu tTill Hull I pyt-t* o e s ru i, r t n u i | t t i * ■*nH..,WddnHd*F.. » « * LA KH . r a r w n K r s i . T g on. M A Fin- A. l£ r .“^ -- S S S S & E _____ S-C-R-E-E-N-0 il« f *«pU *tB B ln v / ‘V i B h i 3 !A j IM find Ir for cur It iinldll.nnjil piiiiitil ^^pK^Muyn] T n cru si — And— i r . . . I « COSTS ONLY 4 9 ^ F0R 1 2 ............. ; Tlm I lossoii'sqrnmn also Incliulea Tbfl, following pnasagn front CO M FO R T FO R V IB IT O R 1 lha t^ iiU s n Tuinnro JaUhouk, “ flclancn apd; Jlcnllh with Key K .rH A T -A to thkVWMMurew'! by Mary Da- v vjXJNUON. . Bcpt kef I M y : “ Tliat mallnr 1a sllb sUeping dipartment .for visitor! d» Mil pal lent* of Bt. iunholoaaw> aunilkfi or lie* Ufa aadj t r » ’ t • — J ---------- r ' W - J i •milk diuftr and HUOHBY RICOVRlMNO AVeiati Te«r*r, Unit t r i l l * i f lh a falsa beliefs bospllat has been opoaad. «u h •M. dertsltorles for men and woman of mortals, and esWa only In a _____ i(ar cm not and a canteen-' wllh all-eight w . 1. Hoghey I* mpeetod .re­ rpasillUous mortal coaaeloua* covering slowly front lajsriea sa. Ifanre, nT wo approarb Berries. ■uataiaod, whan ha tad from a * * Bplrft bad Truth, wn lose the II foot ladder tg tho UU1 Hard­ **'prs>»r masting, l:M T. M. ' TO R E B U IL D M ARKIR conscionannss of lusller,'* Thursday• • ,JS _____ ware Store aartlor In (ho weak. . rw rso i IJ N T O N , led.. Bept. I I .— Mr, Hughoy, It waa fidiretad. OUAKfc IN ITALY "" Plam age being mslfe for tb* breams over-balaaMd when ha (A re rebuilding of a monument mark­ attompud to idjaat a relMr bn PAnhlA, Italy, Bept. II.—(AT ing tha roaier nf popalptlo* of tha laddtr and fall an a rsbhor,h. *—Many biddings were demolish- Ike tlnllod State*, two and nlae- tlrod lawn-mower wfckh broke . ad her* last night by a sever* laatks lalles nonhesst o f Union. several of hls riba, but alio I earthquake Ttwire were po known Th* eriginal marker, built af hroka bis rail onto (ho concrete U tU fA T IU U A L n u r. falaUtlaw. but hundred* hf faml- coal. w *l bnnled fur fool tail floor. r Wc «.• mg, p p a td r Hos uvnegatod their bom*a, la winter by a noady family. • _a » L Avenu.. » A hi Wli­ IM I other structures, in Pnerlo Rico has a am lire, lt. Tbe" V . n l W ,Pi tact’ ll A I m ar climate thea Wasbhtgtan- D. **a *'V -« * j t ‘ H m a r/n j ■A M M I'la y n e V e m m -n ll a_mwMn « r i . iii) nev* HirsttWIHNKII. Nell, B*M. I I .—UPI B »*K — —J. IV. Illrlimiind ‘ of Wlsafr left hls panama bat In’ a Canhr. . . i f i Young P. Minn- retriaiirint whllo oarnota mssllng l Al H. bn urn aller a viretioa. _ . Vflnro.lA r. m This summer.'a year aflaeloa|nx tho lust, lie -atoiHiod In- lha dag ■amo rasisurflll foT ta les. Thara ■IM was the hat,' walling far hint to 1114 •*1 M e o f lg rlalM It. A nd It w*a spat I sally Iv M a r ierv bruabod, too. Dlbl* aiudg C * 'I ‘ >'* i_r To-Niffht IM-tl Ulsr.iM^fMIgik^^rihlp. tvs* ilium. i if l i t lli.lb i*i»«i(iiui|l*»»i, 7 ilii i i i 'i ? . litM.I, 5 o nhv,.W, K S S te V W • WSBJgysrJij*- M " -^n-The .Tourist Finds Hat Year After L orIhe It Kane. i»a.. HepT. first aumv nf lha seasOu fall yoalerdnr pn llils blsheat penn■ylvanU Inuij. sending hay'favor s ..•it Khi-ro Worn :.liiip|dliK ill S.iufnid Tuei ■1ay.. I: A I'.irA -II wn» In Jtitiifnril u v|||l|n( , t |hc hom, of Mr; , «. ■ m a * nd M ri‘ J‘ T r e ,r *0n l0 f ‘ • days. Mlaa Margaret Cos, daughter of Mm. Maude M. 'M ille r, who has been making her home In Boston for the past two yearn has returned to Sanford. l,.iki l.nnt nlll »|k«ihI llio I wt week nl Ihi'lr tni'iillnn Hr. I»:iy Kill (III lil* pnipn rmiday. tviit. ti. Unr lin'rrliniJi ilochlrtl tn rruilitui* Thursday half hollilsys i Randsll Chase has returned' to AthevUD, N. G. after having aV tended the funeral of F. 8. Vernay. *‘ In,' tiilim h in ii*n1it4 I>r ir.5 hml r»* r.lmo 'v . 1 1 t-uili-.l Inst nlRhi . ep, |HVim1 M limit In‘M [iilllllml. The mini .li'tf nf rrmiuintc* w*g In tlsty ill. M private irlp'* and II w,ta iil*r1iiM'it tin linil not H i fin't In lilt >iflinn nl llip. mlnlet <->■ for a trim. Business men In* .<] nltltic nl nUternmMlt otflCM told (rankly lh.it l)r. Htharht “ no b lifter lifts ftiiy liillaenco." Till" lli-v, nml Mr*. Jli". it It.iy (in) ml llirnugh' Ovknln Krl- 7 Girl Scouts Plan Swimming Party ii.m r l.il tU'llMIII. Mr. and Mrs. It- J. , Hopkins a|K'iit Thursday afternoon in (AInndo as the guests .of ■ tbllr daughter, Mrs. M- M. Jenkins. Mr*, 'hll.worth Harper Mrs. A T. 11fioiiJni't, Mr?*. II. Huckrr* Mrs. ,a Clifford Mrs. Roy Roy Rrltt. Rrltt. iffo rd Walker. Mm Mrs. J. M. Rrsily, Mrs. R. M. Hums, tfrs. K- W. Fite, Mr*. M Mm. Laurence Wilkins enter­ N. rlevrlnnd, Mrs. R. O. Crenshaw, tained yesterday afternoon at her!Mr*. II. I.- Ciarrlson, Mm. t. E. home wllh a surprise shower Kstridge, Mrs. R. It. Flppin, Mm. honoring Mist Wlnlfrrd Hutchins. J. II. Rslridgo, Mm. Zeb Ratliff. Mm. Dole, nml the Misses Minnie bridc-clect. llneli- Kllss’trth Whltn«r, France* The living room nml Aning kfi.irot*, Cjirmeta Darker, Elisaroom' of - the. Wilkins home were lielli Ailams. and Carolyn Collier. attractively decorated with a pro­ fusion of slnnlas and fern. Mur­ ing the afternoon Dingo was en­ joyed for which high acor* prise. linen handkerchiefs, wes presented id Mm. Ruth Hutchins. Tim Ctrl itrouta of Troop Num­ At tho tea hour refreshment's feauring .heart shaped sandwiches ber Duo tiirl hi thn Ctrl Hroul were itrved by the hostess. U ttlo I toil:,-i Friday stternnon. Iklrlug (tin business aoaslonofThose enjoying this occasion were: Iflss Winifred Hutchins, fleers worn eleeled and routine honor gUrst, Mm. 8. C, Grahim. m ailer* dlsrussivl, Tliu inetuliers s a w o n .. U r * . U . Ui1*'- -Mthrtii roa"s wbleh w ill It" Mm. .. I)3l«att - C............. . . W. Hsrriet, Mrs, Raymond Cald-j dlnrta>'“ l In Hi" tloarec s)iow. A well, Mts. E. II. Cullunr. Mm aw lnililliii; Ita iiy wna planned for Ruth llutelrlns, Mm. Ijiurence tile Must liloelllig nt Ranlftiniln Wilkins, the Misses Cmrgena Hinlnei. HefriiahniCnU u err.) rerved III Hart, Winona l*urvi*. Clara Der. tleson, Margaret Cullum. Dor J niiiinislninteljf Twenly two memlie rn. filafford, and Naomi Hutchins. 6CIIACMT TKROUQK in m .iN . is - iA v - T h o nil 11'iHMlitl ntjmfUl Hint llTf Student Hostess OVIEDO you. To protect your health and pre­ lur nuw. Ye*! We tin ull I hit—nnd lain- ull Ihnl drudir’njf, utcing work out of your life — w llh nur wondor- serve your beauty— to ful Damp W»hh Service, Yes! We make It our busjhcss to takgi the nlfihtmaro out o f washday for keep those tell-tale washday lines out o f your hands and face. BOB A LIE N % hangar ^ I m z T o give you extra J j We rail fnr ynur bundle. We wash your rtothcrt beautifully at a priea. hours every week for tho thing* you Ihut’a Inner than you can do theai dream of — but never can find time n l home. I'hone— right now. SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY PHONE 1?5 819 W. THIRD ST, r T h . - p in 339 �W11 r a g B A W tfto IW DEAL SMASHES TAMMA N Y IN N EW YORK PRIMARY *rnwk%;tmm&£m t u M K m .H t o w * FATHER WEARS MIA ■m>3 ; s f \ k U r .l •'rv ^ rV “ n ry p ini- madonna mantle September 15 Tefl on youthful I*en>y Parker. Iwreeved father of 41-day old Fltrrle Jane Parker, whoae mother riled three mlnutea be fora aha waa bom a!l£E-a-£^ a » a f '.•^tn"tni’>ir""fll"K'Ta»ed Bom art "AUanti, i!a « hoipltal, the baby la *«tinwn in her fathrr a ran** New Deal camllilatea non a double-barreled victory over the Tammany Tien in ,New rYork City'* mayoralty primariea, Jeremiah T Mahotiry, New Henl-nnti-Tftniimioy m il . mu i.witidiiie. defeated Senator Itoyal 8. (*opelimt, foe of the lton*rvrlt a'lniliii*tmtloii, lor the llentociuHe ......inntion. Meanwhile, Mayor Khirello II. I-afionrdia. anti-Tammany fmtlnii cilidlilnle noil ntm n tin.m-li (lim it or tbe New Heal, won the llepubliratl nomination. Mahoney (tln'nl from left ill flout row( mol ainne of hla follower* are »lmwn (lop) rrlehratinlf hi* victory. (lliviou*ly ilejerleil, i enatoi Copeland la ahewh (lower left) watchii.K the vote* ptlPup aimlnet him. In t;«y Mood, ............. i!m o r riuht) heart of hi* *ma»hin|r trlom|ih over the Tammany cnmliilale. llOMR-DAMA(JEl) PRESIDENT HOOVER * ■■. > ft' Ji - W f i '■rly Awbaltnaa’i naU hurtled -----------— hit tha wall A IR Y I N * T N I lathaa, Uia fail atftie a* >• .wtatt't I wart Jaekvt. ■*' u o o a a a Mlrt— bw— III Tl . . .. ■■ 11 * 1 | I ~ D. C. Walla water la lha fortf round la an'l. It’a a palatine of tin lin t Nile, part at aitaaalvo now morale la �= .7 ^ T C T * :g y r i ^ U L* kit^ — ^ -j - — ^ B A + t W b A T . S E r t T : * f f i E R “ iT { • - - - ^ -j-t-jL i^ fc L A -ii ! i »* \ t i - '*•• ■— im t t t ie C o a ch M c L u e fts P o fh fs ^ ^ { ^ a i n e s v i l l e 'f h a t 'L a c k O f R e s e iT e iP d W e r — W o u l d H i n d e r L b ( ? i l ^ E I e v e n ^ a n a e e r ™c ^*ia n e n f * i '' «**-'*. -"■ n ^ 7 " - . ___ . . L i ' ^ T •,-*>4 ! i _ _____ • ’': " IV. L. Nan Turk ►4 Ul 1'll It ilgal >1 &A I**! i*n*tir * . 77 4« HI •««■(• n « 74 llu.ttmi O III 17 » f* 1Till.l>|tli 7(4lll.l -4 fc« M i*Aw*l4liO**r •f %»ii iiit i \ i.»; v**i i: u. 1*. Nrh T m-i U us IN »•••II u >\ tine* Ksi »N UlO«l«i(J 71 k! 1'IfMi 1.i|i)l IM •IVurti lu, *«mi VI •4 |*tis|iiJ« 11 " ■ 42 Rl * M. Ivfill' 40 VI F i A W o n b r t o A r t f , flA N T o n r t , n m m x P A c rn in ^ Series . * F r a n k T h o m a s O f A la b a m a Is 33 b V l e t d r ^ F r b i t t e r l y D i s a p p o i n t e d W i t h H i s 1937 E d i t i o n O f T i d e ^i'fit's Vi'lie t, ■■ IN I l/'l|titgh I'liUiik** tlAtNK.8VUXta.S«PI. IS. Man­ ager llon “ Foots" McShsne of the Flotilla Htntu Isisgne fUolilpli.ni. tho tjnlnosvllle 0-Men. auttuitiirisl imlay illst be had notlil luted Jake Ranch to hurl the opPe*. wnlug r.smo nrtslnsl the t'ordeh' .till Itrls of ilia .Ctcnrgln-r'InrMn ,T *, ,i .. I,r llln four mil of rev pm g'm i- 1 .mins Inf !*in Bail Hi .t4** i it ■.i i'li i -11“ rhnlnplni) hip. , ,tnl M .j t n { ' s F ln n n g r r Mi-Rhan?‘J* ' 11■ih I till 1 ' v t V ll' , , | '.H) •" ' l',<'k i I the Ih li I. r.<i i i i it and t lllli In .• ■ !• \ ■ i - i l . a pninea nei-rs ,..* *. l lpl.iyed liAvk I* U n laen vllle. H I S G O O D R I G H T H A N D will be a mainstay In hold* lng down Ysnkee opponents’ hits In the lVnrJil Series. Charles (Red! Rumng started late this year with hla pitching duties, but fogged hla fast ball over time ond again to put himself In the lop row of Amerlean teague butlers, llo and Gomea will head tho Brtball squad. T O D A Y 'S S P O R T IN G W ORLD ‘i'li. |In op fur Hie opening gnu*p I*p e l.dnnrrnw Will fine Untieli lmitlni;. Hmls ralrlilnn Mrjtnllim mi first. I.ivmgslnn1nl liecond, llovell at almrtslop. IP* STEN8TROM m Kino mi I hint, llonill In lell lli is'il Sports I *!< nr ih'ld, H' .|v p ilvi Ulna renter lleid. mill I. \ Im-ensl In rli;U| flil'h ill ■J*f I' IH*M r ,'u t t • IT" Now Ilu«l i.» IiH iii; Cl ill i.'lh o l . aiiiitn'i'i i’d th« nt Unfit nm tlm » ihi u lr in i un ii liy|t»'?n\ wo InKi* .i r' w .s ’ game will ..ini nl u'i liM’k. on in n I,,v Hu' It*::* • t" 1 1 1 ! ' anil llml Hindi n VJdn In Rll tlllli] itiii M ltijrii * * * it. {iIt* lb .1 P* if 1 .1(1 f! - t«liJ till* 11* •t ol wily w , |)|>)ri, „ hm i util Itii* wo. til ht rlvti roiin “> Into iu| i it l « I (l.nl wo hi ** 11* ■l.r ,iction. Uni u ntil tm n , Irt'n i«»n h.nd oh It’ll j o ir r iit . | bmadrAsl of tlm r.l*"" a i Ini* Pr.Qfit,*OhJ'PQtibal1 f. S « Tin .•.•H a n . I'm ** k ‘5=m~ T * r r e w T s ^ - ' - k F A S H IN G T O N , Sept^ IS - n - iilr n lf on liu* h n n i f c u J .i l l f i r vi n, tHiiitii'litin h i * iiiiisl f n l llo 1 fm m r ■rlnMil | I m . I »r*il | '■■Aefnhllifif to a report received I t l i A1 ( oa i'li >h f urs'* t! h*s | liere to d sy, l.ellnnH M cClelland Is , w x t • , ■ if n r ’In I h f I f f i llm l tv lm ljii* inn king u big headw ay In h i* i ."Ul in T f i 1 ll* r .iM Cool b ill ro llrg o foutliall in tnpnign Ifo r hi* | ilv r ? i 1* llo* f r nl It. IU*» n lio lr frr-hmin year ns*• he tnnt!i mad* first I I r iil f■ tool iiolbiojr Ini I l*r ‘ string frosh halilark at l.ouialana trill ii* Tin* I V l r r i J ‘riI-4 f»AVR* College lining with Rig Bralley NEW YORK. P 4 t I* (A1 ' |io *|io A rrfill Nor but n M f i l Oilham, both former Scmlniil* . Tammany's Old Husrri r*i. i leH Inn MUM lull kiltttl if flit* cf* ‘ High gridiron stars. gasping last nInin under mi l l i f ' liralkH t;rl l u l l nnd ttl’iiwl M cClellan d, a h a lf la c k , also avalanrho of voles thn! pushed Ill’ll i f I hr j; trnif, oil oi liii/M .Mrw a s nnmeil i s . n s .i'ln n t m an ager bolli major paitls* belli mi 111" I itrivf K#il to (Mil in? Ivilhrr of the v a rs ity eleven and w ill hold pro Ronsevrlt c»nillilB|es for |b|li iirlr. i StriM lrnm in l*rATih, th n rr two |tositioiiv tfils unison. He November msyorally eleclltm. M rrrhnnl I ol lo lti » l IhorN has bren prnlseil ve ry much by the Mayor Klorelln II. !).sal»nitt ill!, I o ) s x rr Ijc'Int; JirM ifoo n wMli **ead m entor then* and n g r r s t Ilr publican fm Ion1st niiil .Mi|i|r*v i Iikr h o f f \(ifH .’ticr "Prgo c a i r c r se rn is to lie loom- the sty le o f gsm e he lines. I .Marinos ore railed -IrnllvrI necks" because In the early days Ill Kranee tins v ic tim * of *1* of tho orgna lint ion Iralher April Fool joke is rnlhsl an "April. slock was part of the un Ifni in. fish." & la $ S ifte d A d v e rtis e m e n ts nnoun cem ent* heen Hie malum In I hr pnst. P r o-Roosevelts Eyrn before any major team hoots ' the first kick-cff, jt's simple t i • forecast accurately that the big winner this football season will . ba. your Uncle flamud. .Itll take p 'long Autumn of ' Saturday scufflrs to decide tho •. national rhtmplnnahip. Anil on ; lt« business side of the lithrer • Tbtnksgivlng turkey will h* . eaten before tin* fiscal minds, - 1 cheeking back over ilcfrnl* and • unfavorable weather, ran .ilreld ‘ whether the Arnsmi financially i sg his w ay. ■ red or Llnrk columns. Oilham, a tackle- lilt the scales 'Rut win nr loso, intn nV Vliinr f o v er SOtl pound i th is season I ml. saow nr sleet, Uncle Sain i-nn'i m w as also c le rtrd in Ih i fir s t lose. Every giidinui w » miii lim n trin g ta ck le post. Chlham is Pig." apput |t OOO.OWI Int) liis jiiiglint' *nst am i h is football knowledge pockets. he'ps him eonviilrrnbiv In p layin g | IS— A p a d m en lH F o r Rent ,VE TOUR Watch repaired by, FlItBT ru o o il Apt., private , on* who really know* *bow. “ " ■ hath. Rarage. F n rn l'b e d room*, m k lli, Jawolar, Magnolia A v » (tic Magnolia. Carload cxi'a UVESTOCKt mulfs for aai* or es. 22— Rent E state T o Exchange gOyd mi change. Carlton Livestock ExW ild, TIIAHH free *nd ilnar I I ■bango represented by J, C. acre farm,-value ll.Fma.no of Human, Beard si I siding— BimJ unimproved acreage, value ft,Mertiwotber barn. 000.00 (nr your oi|Uliy III ni small mmlern linnia In nr near! S— A u to m o b ile * . Hanford, fbii ;M. Herald, •» i FIVE GOOD Model A Font roail* atara from lilSOO to IIJ5.O0. 26— Mlacctlanroua F o r S a l* Raal t Sons. Used Car Dealer*,,' I’LAN T DABKKTti. ganUn II**. trowvl*, aad full line of *MP' pilao for r the grower*. HiU , Hardware Co. | W ill ill NGW Y I! I'K STbr LO O AL IS T E N W m indki M ir ru e Wk 11 Ii a Mu - Ii a ■ nm •! •nay wrn*ih |t(a||«A Courlcoon A B tH c le n t ‘ SERVICE I nI & tt inu fr'and i aoclclly or In bufinau If you havo ha I if oal i (bod braerth). Slnca you connol dotod It yoursalf, tho on* way 0* making sura you. do no* offond Is to garglo oftan with U starlaa. It Instantly dadroys rd o n , liwpcovst mouth kyglana ond chocks inladion. Lambert FhoiSMCal Company, St. Lculs, s t.- 1 fi ik .it. . *I hi ill OF. ih .« • Hi] t rrlr**i»i 1':11h i .i - im u l'd Snpp •lilted. TlimmiH rit 1*1. 11110 in •1 i. !.*’ »**> Hlniikky HMil Ms* i:* 't**t. •’* f i artN luiil JmU ’ l.i- tilohdfs * enter, nppdvontiy I: Itu i if h f it tury. m* t*n.i**it b ’.it. 1 never i lwimii K llla * 00, 000,000 o r * " * *.i pluii « Itiiirnu** IDLE JACKSONVILLE J Flutnni • dhewe-, »#H •e««, ggilrtf lit, dtatoi •* ’ fw ... 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[f*ry rgHM«{«ll tik iml Co-Eds ‘Night Out’ Moans ‘Til 2:\\M A. i\I. <l ___ Tt.i* «fn*f-»l»'0 r u iU m »•, lly \ In..•!*.j* Ini:.i* *vlii"i* u f Mi Kinui Ir liit o r y wn - flifth'il to A t l/.oittt* i . t If * r i n h . l S u ite s iMo.iHHl.IMMl. linfiler ilrlih ig, f.i ti t; fiilthm k of hi-i* Hi-vithj Vli ii ii the “ eo |In more W eeks KG ‘ I In am 1 Aprlui: Min.i let.*ii ItT Jo* U llg ro e. n i t |» ft h ill Miw era AihuiiM h i: l l . a c i n l nt Ii n un ItllAA I hail, who *i.i-4 hinl tho stlgnul 'll lueekoM ! ill'll tlnn j h ;uif ili'il *o hi"* ill l»«*f Itur lie L illi L u k e , rlioroA, hIhm Ioih in n 'oil hi ft If Johnson It ll It .1, tlllROtt * ii*i»i*| ith*i i riil hl • k * i loriunnt#. Fjl Alroriifv Th* nui h.m Im« m F e m e hv .p .a it r r . 0 u u fo M i *i|i in re\ Ut |i(«« M m t lo 'Mi fl D el ii n.( Villi vil|e r ik \2 on othor rnmlldnfn Vie llr.ulfo ril. kpoli<«1 lo r Dm i Ur lit llrtlf h .n k Inn tV Ini* heen euiiipel toil In I si %i it .* kni-o op* iT.it i'll on tin* In r I hr ktitiinteff Uoi tg e f^lVlrh.* I ?•» i omul Junior, ti Minn*ll1i(g h ln 'k i't ||.i*t ri't»liii*'*l hlto nl r l«h i hull It U H K K L K Y . r » WC.,\ Hrpt. |x. Ti •I Inti rrUti v of r.i1»l«*i nh* t «i Henry Tne'liiTtii' « nln*, nl«t» h •-•IB ni** e n lIfI cmI to . ii »• ( in n khiHihlerlrti: In in 'ihe oIiThii- nl m teil tiiiiiilien ijf ' ill, 111 I out’4 0 ni tmu «|tnlrl« rhui'k, f'orltiiino lit" rn llfR ii torrii, fo n.y uoiitru * hohhnl lliil lln rlo ' • Inn'iUtHi* •»! »#i » » iitlfi* riivillvillt*'** Aeut into t'l1*** latlut'A |iMM>Irru iihllifv. Inti M nTilm ; Imn I tin* PiHflon li* <ler|*lii \\ lifii Oh* un til h li monni T h o rultiir. hmn i ii mi v Im i « r n ir h e i hi 1 1 i oiiMir**ar r jilly ni l Mm, it r l i l i i I ini \ilr«| hi r s ilt ti*on 'Tin nm * «4* * ow»r,. ■ rellem il iloririllm > «,i ^iimpn* loyi on ” ‘|n n ililn r lh - h ’«*- I ho lM« kln.i, i i 7*.1M t*. JM, ho v ii F Coni A lly r . i i i m l j i j , .« "lr.i.* ’ l prohhnn ,.o l lio* t%»n* h Hie glrl» in ii a| i lie* k In ,U I M on m i l , •I *\k a k*i \ M. on K rltlin. : dm if 4*v .11)1*1 Sun Th.dlip. en i i *n. Hi1 ’ t** uiRift*d un pun* r*** . oi Yum. ), (. * I*ilu* font tlm: iliMiUm»r:% IV jr o ii Slii'o rn a !.’.111*1 T ill W .lt f U. «ro lllont . ■v * r w o, V Tin* rilu ikoti Thh* flr**A tin* ufottltiK cu'ti **1 the tt»17 'n m | m I ; n HRsiIun I |l«»n.m l S*i>t» 'I r II iidlllil (he teiUttllg t i l ' hiw-n up In st'iihlaril nnd Hie riiniih .i I I im k w ill tie iik.'b II Hie Id .. ker '*.u t k iiin k lu e ‘vin l||l» II, Vii. lit * ill" I I ll " dideful I r p oll n ■ " I s 1it 1 1 ]« III" sen .id rep u m il In bltii In •••ml p h i •! l-lll llllll. In* | •iln'ril . mill ll i t ’ll'' mhi dill Mi)' Ills ^"irl itu'* iif pi . l l i e e ie ic riri'i’. rc. * * u ,-\l». i led after | iyii w eeli.i d u llins'. i'd lter lluiiiu to thee* i Kimds w r " , Hit' w t ih ni |,*iMlnitk I'lm i lle Helm. In iilh 'r 1" .HI A im 'll t nl[ T i ny J I it ill u! AI.i Im ii i i i s O S'' '• »*' Holm lii". rlimvit utosi |jii|irnv'* U.'ihoh tiietp iiimiitjft Itnllv lih u i liim ll* IT i.c c llim la y e It.ivIn. 1st pound junhit iro m t •- mhli-tl ih’Iotiftivo b to r 10 i %Yimou h i ml • t»* » i Lil, Oimuh inn Frthch— Tel. 01 J 1 c fh th . h a l i t o s i s . so tom*. HI w. First 81. 1 — Apefi-Mil 14 m M a sS B r o iim E T it ■’E E tfiu o u M " n » M. iifltr You cannot axpaft to mots w? ONE THOUSAND feet ~i-ineh quantity Q Wfort s rt Wnlkor, W, Oawrra w . „ . I* t block* oaat of Sanf.rd W ,* U H,nWy f^ * n* 440 ROOM dwelling for i if in I ,«oi» .mu t ii itvi'll *leiii It’S SIMPLY INEXCUSABLE reasonable— HUf MOBS, ony It. TEN | * V o| IH Uussini am J It ir l* U \ I Ml 4Ui n u ft«'l *t: |»1nrr*» Mayoralty Race rural homo* Battery sot* tkwt «tv* wondarful reception—Frioea I* good order. - Hus 1 i r*»‘ 11run I l»* tsioin tiini h ii Is«h1 I'foiim l I m H io 1 iiifv r* fkit of ri.tiU f i lh»* o il i t di*). |.*« lf% hioii l» •. I iil.m uril to a Illll l l lilt* ••l*lni fllHlI Fl h ho ! A11*1 wltrn 0*11 o n J |i* n ii t r»r f ( ,i|h f ll |ir ii‘ fir** anil t*»hl them l h “f I*■*. iwih m ill 4 17 y v a n olil, Ih i * hiitltlh’il^ n»|tl 111. II Mil 1h *f 1 I* II OllMI Ilf*1 !'IT », nht* ii. W ell Ih i m in inn t« for#- If* * •»!•■i ol* I ■ fif i i | to lll.lt*** l i f lllir i 111 »"' ft*n vr r kh r*■ *'h r u In *t*►«i* to r | o il- s 'iii roller:® Iv iro er of the presldenl. was -yenimiIII f ** I Ijii* fliliir i Ini* *!•. WOM? if riii* fi il i - o i l . n ■in n 11 liislvd hr a wide inerrlu In i«i I (tilt » t lilM f i i ' f ’iut I'T iirn ;’ »fl • d ’litii, || v iff iA tr u i l li Ih r Tliiirsdny's pclimir eleiijlmi over tliik. Mi'fi’k U rL itfiin <IM ti*»l *fi *tf t u ii* i * if* ol *]f nnil kh I | nil n o r , t *,. c ....... o r i i f f 11*ni n . I " U *«'M SiiUf oH'l I'Uirii i fr 1* ill I n i ’* run " " it many Heniorinl «* In* m.tiglH Hie jtn »l Vtl't *r!l<' I ii Ih I I t’alllM* tin a rn| m w I hi I ' i‘ l« 1I j on if hat kina of ImHi pstllos On Hie I l f l'f II 't i» tl- II 11{Hit VDlt in ti nati* In ii***! lh»t i Ih^^nl rs-riKI li of Ills null New IHol ill,,' | oil limit bill if 1 mi not jn is f ti |line lii r«iii!i% ii till'll i> 111 In* si anil In WnahliiRlon tin* ritflil I hi in: i » III rl*i*Jf I wo jra i> * llir in***-! In Hio HemiK'rallii piliu.irv, M risiim - h t n ir j I lift h r hi**« Hrnalor Cnpelmnl was m e r - i jti'.l (fnl In Hi-rlfiimNi «* llirn i j m il lit ratlin g n n licm M i in thU wlirlmnl liv Hie pro Ituihn'ielil n r \ l opfU mol If • h«*> r f I I Miti<ihine » Ir It* i f our* will hr |||>* 1| If Uii|* F.r|MHll* , au,i|,|M ( jpienitali T Huli»iP'v,i |>iir| it f ill! i f I r n llr r ljr n|»"’i »■! v m . i * M'l,ii*f|iih'* who rolled up a ’ pIllruTel of ul-j Ih f rr®M|i ol hir* |ir H r iir n l rr* | |f you 't ill most l » o l i one. • | . h r m whfi h itr lirrn Jiml a ' Ih at yoii liRve f»»T' Iht* lln r r n i lir j it i w ill a II itI i I ^ tibl Ire I lint lh*** Cnpi.lnnd, iiflor ‘ ouilllng U. rlw’i*i*>' l«i 11“ n . l r l r i m *»'• I* vi* piny ini; iimtir ►* hinl ^ oieC' fur sevoiol hours, artc]il U r. ■d defeat *IUIA .anliniinrisl \ll<», Tin* ih ili ln»* ii*« u m i i ’v i * |»m i(i| t h h n rn in ii mol th rv wuultl not think **f *h»iln: i* itr.le** they uer^ would no| run on uii lililefienili'n' r t nil liml lh* i ro ln in ii 1»imm “ » ie of n * liitiii <• of v iimini! ticket. . ■tin' i‘ i i i v i l of* W im ii» hi* A striking foaliilr nl Ihn i hi* ®|rrl*l ii lio 11* ; I iv tii «" t ’ - li*il »■ \Ye pt ini i i i tiy.4 in tlnn was the |P*n»nrralle write In !*’in r s I fill KiHtii1 lino* mwl i«* ***■I-* tin 1*1 i M, ’ fli f I *» il, rttAt* vota for Msynr l.slbiaidla, wli i Mu » Im it l a H .lf i*i t* V m )4ife < h.t V m i of t toin me i t e w*. ronduclnd wlinl^i Irtilolly iiino'i**l i o I .ill iiiiih r i ml nr fm • * I hnilt I y MrjMi iMfex’ ti fi *1 join* «f od to n sit'linn li rampnlgii whllu \ mu * li-* v.*i ■ i rhiMhiJ. ii In f*!t»y t>■it l t niiilMo ofi I lie Hi John the Inn rilin' laudlilulna wi*M' w ith tho J . i t Ihli F u ll. * *v« r e t ih l"o*| . i i M nrro nl I1! s'.tmmliig rnili oilier III Hie bit' H i i i i * m*ft tii<) r * * of if:i‘ j A nrI me, torofit primary em liero III fr a n « fi nil ill l, K lltii* »» h i . n .. l i . V Wliil all bill :.n of th" Jini ,(.■ > I I..'.-, o ra l I'.ld 'y, II The lei'in *' nt * 1V ilnieh * Y|*1f preelnrti. arromite'l fur, Hinynlo v« PI I e ..»■ I H'e . i t . . , at, .I*, h Jinml: lu r k lu* «-filly h u g lirh H«v* wlivi* ' I , l i n l n r , n prn t.'i; on Mnhnnrr, n “ ss;. tiade»tti*to feu I un: *nifH frnu*l w ill' 4 . S , t .A retarliui: *•> 1 h jw if of I m i ih ili' HI u r l i d r i to u t’opelauil. J 10.SMI I'rri.U B in til sp o il" p ul.liri j th.geo. s lu tfln ard l.i. M u s s I) an n h it I h r f,'i<lnr»,the T h e , Write In iinivem eiil, p rI'I. i . ii . • n e w h a s no rh n .iii) rtp lta lisl dining tlie i lnsluB hours w h r | ,» i'ir r of c " le g p la c e , in o f , (be cnm pnbrt. ir e s •rm tlte*l a l.ig » • ’ *■ills th e l-onl-ana larg ely to the A in e rh a n l a l n r dal I if a wl c i F lo rid * goe« i i I ’a t iy . a n ew fse lo r l„ T i s New th is U nr, m i r.'wa Ih e "lV .1 Y ork p olitical m-enn w hich lisa va iif. I.SIldon. named la d n a r ilb i ns l l s rsn tliW e Ill'll H" tln il thti F n l s c.'.u .t> date In the general el*t llo a. D ’ COMBINATION LOCKE for' acbooi lockers—a complvt# lias Ill the llepubllran primary tho af lock* fo r any purpose. Hill vote was. w ith K dbl rl rt* miss ' Hardware Co. IngJ . . i* . Iija tlta rd U ,TM M . FOR SALS. C ilB A Pi Do* good (Niprlaml, 4C.SC0 MiIU, WogoQ, Uayoaas Cultivator. A. J. Logan, Tkn University uf I’avla Hal; FI*. win; foulsdcil In IS,'.. ■• . r i ' i . ^ . . . - - xa. HOME look young IBM MODEL ZENITH Radio* for wills Doctor •tanlty-Rogsra • ltd terms Hardware Co. ('fill it' Ordliiiirtl) T ilin ', ill*’ i .iin* i| nlntot t n l w ill I I n 'i tin- H nl.iiitil lin e, nuikin g it iim n i'e: m y In r e s u lt ' In nil ap iln l •uii* i vip p t*.ln i i p r l n l m n p irn ls * Jnllllsitn PiinnH*,! tho giuil line nvi' p i lh>> fu i p i'ih sl mul tw ice hi I h r f n in th " i i i i Inu* pi nil .ret nil in n iiiiiliiiii fi. hi i la lly in g b .i.I .I.d ii>in ili'd n Inin'S i Iniyn hi lh .' H in .l i p u n i r r end ' 'ilii'l'im iil. n i-i.' t it tali' ip im li'r| *i i . hi.i-. i n l H ip t ii.Pilin' in lh e run rth ( a t * ’ L ie ti l P i I , , i p ml ill th r fin I nnd A il nn * li pi'nlril, In til'.' H lh 't I 'Ih v llu en psl T IIU sv Ills I “ns. Clrl.Niiil I eon in 11ruckit l t I.i ; . . .. , l a i r 'i i 1 ( ’ ■■■MW iK! Youths will “s,1 visit. tins’ city on November Local * JU V**‘ * s s u a a ia Are uiliju Looking Good ; _________ _______ u .n iiig® iio o a At!'h,,,p •"** ........ ....... in * Louisiana Scho ol: d e te lm llllS. he H i t . i, s e n lie ; liliii' *iiiKi'rt h liiir k ’ TliUrnUsM I nil, Ti K lu i . p inlur, am i W a lle r tiu Imicul noli* aiiii *• M. t rill mill llnldiy W taal. aopbInk I nr. p.^T,iii u’»* nf AtutiitiHiT* f 4 I'tniui'Si Jwive |Mied le e k le call* libs k . •«* t ki*r Iil* itm'k Alt' (ill*.-|-|. i f III limit ,yalp'<- TMi im ti in*' n aini . •iHiHi'iiit* >| li«\ • m in i ll’ diH n.l ti!i.li"ril llip lull I Uli* *1; .il'j'tit’illllesitt* .“ •> ni'pr l.n in ■. hi mi; p. p*itl«ins'.tlin-v niki iL“pj4iF» *.» rtc firm i « ‘* ttrsir l it »\ linn in i.’iil* i* H ip , evening'i* ivi • w* .highest m . h i . __ _ r 4 -r* Ahtmrii r tag'^ RPpeyisr^rfillitl \]" rT*n t. ini . ...etl letJH.ty I. *l..’v the r.'tu tlj Tid e 'pli'V vii W11flu |ll •'.I In.I "is |uissr* .•■•.perl It;.!.,. "D n r l.l.n kt.i ! mi I inni|i'. Hsl lull llnri', it pen•»'*! • tit. u . I . .... | I'mitliiilvpli l|i i i In*, nciinl rtt'ii h a* t >. . v r ■ iti"4p r; l n l Ilia. I'll- Im- h to !»•■... .util f.itr Ml ll< rlitimil iif fH'liny.' l,,lr p li '-s. I* iiiuinidri. I'tlr, | gnmn will l!i‘i* Y ... |.*"nifAw afternoon t*f : I l.l In flnliiesvllle ami III ... e* I i rowit |i rxiK-Hi'il to alti i if-- end e— tho Inlra league t . 'i !•,. “first and sremnl ,. . * ( i t.o ptnveil . In llm t'jT i.....*- of norluo i'll)1 i)ml t IUhcle Sam Again To *.) •ib'p. m e T IM \f,ni»s.vf Hi’i't, IS. iiY t II.ink Jim lM.li h Kt. nk TI umhhn rarely a .u lin liii l ',lnrk III; I linn v iiijinn enlh- p* W'p l.l I, p li.m l In ho.|.t* T itu sU l l e J I i l S i h -el i'a lle .1 o v er HeI nun Iti .li J'chnid .’I- In li. o|H'iiing V * l i '.in . ‘min! V. fiipth ll »r ji* rli l l l l l l .1 i l l , nh .1 Up' i I Jntlli ■ i li, H' 'ill.* flltlhoi'h =vri^'t»v*0^',f*Tfr■ ”irr*"TTiT| there l.i no reserve |tower whntl'liit'fi||i» nt *•f*w York, r.l n sOOver, In both Instonres. Ht-lndl u| i'lsi* »d**lnltlfi. i.iiu Ml. I,**nIn tit IVmhln^flm, Pi* II The -f-'eiiiiuohi mentor ami his 'tatlllhrrit j| haiM*iJlftnii t*lM) *»lf two asalstinU- llust,ell McCracken I.lllltJ line-It *>t N*‘W Ol llfltll and Woody Riser, lime decided lulu. to - scrimmage next week whether T tllM fN i m i M Si A l in \ 1 1 . I .t m j t ' r . tbs physical cninlttlon of the Ki»W I »ti It ill t*111tin lLi.il plsyciiO rermil or net. The Couth . I'li tintl*11|iiltin si| 11<tta11a|| ,t| j||, |.aoii ». told n gn.np yesterday that he Its* ! Mtiroi.it m nl I'MImlibrifli bocn unshlc to get anywhere with . i ' l M i i r U M M U IIi tha two light acrinmiDs.es so fm <*b1|M«** at M»*w Vm i U. l»i*i|itl !•( M il Itiliti! I | * | l tr> , held anil to ilntn three players ore «H| I o**u Ih fi l IViinil I*ikl*Mi not In the best of rendition. I 'I*'%(itutiil iil It.o.l.o. ; The Kids will stm t serwnmaglo-; IK IM G 111!* * T .t * l» l* N • Monday nllemoon nnd CoXrh IrvlFrdt'M IftMhirrit' 111 I f , I l u l l 'i ik , 1; Hi»( in i n lit* t K ef sic st t tail's Unit I f nny hr hum, I, MIhc, Mui'iDii'i Ih, 1. • juries me Kiistnlnrd he will just tNp l.rmlfrt •Hike l)ir next host men to J-irk I l*tA1nKKto. Ynnlsi**r. IS. I(ri*i*tt* J l.ik, T tturn, (irttllit. Ymikofs, ganqvlllc. T Si; I’.iis, Iful Hu, •*; till til The high irltnnl slhletii* «••*>-’ '"*•»■ r >■ Veil*. *1 f TI [ elation ' nmiotllicrtl lids morning \m, . i i»V ... 'that pinna for Dm Holies Military ***• J.HS Academy panic have been nirde {, iim .c n i'Ti:i,p iik m n it *>pl.- H Mr;;in;- a n . i . i l n r at* | *■ . v ;,l hi of Hi" less up hi - i; I ' i » i fill 0 Men Iniisii. in ■I mil,- I wo. Juke llinnji I*1. i .im w i i : I ' l l t r l l t l i 'l Is Brevard' CoiiiUy Teain PuHtiinir,- Kicking; And Running Of Plays ‘lTae» Aerial-Attack Will improve Somewhat I f Men Can Yo Win Initial Game Improve In Their Slocking .&»! .Uli ,bii .too .422 »CM| i’ 4 v t r lii v t i . u i i i i i i i . |l|Ullkl>l| ! V1 Pet. I DM M ill I I -S IM'.stt.ls I‘ill kit ti ini.eli.lfll: V!*■•v^FiyrvT.^p/ C y T s IMiist BcrlinMg cNext Week w elect llljl b There Are Only ThreeTract ice T o Hrirl Opener Drills Left Before 1st Game G-Men Also,Get Dace Bjr j u l i a n i r m r m t o H :• Of Leesburg Itarmld Sport* Editor ^ .S T A N D I N G S DBvIs For ’Catifithg Job Head Coach Mcl.ucss o f the m t i u m i . l.K U itlt Seminole Ceitry Foils mated yes­ terday afternoon that thine* are anywhere: from being may aa the Fed* fini«ued their third week of practice, leaving nnlj tlnoo tnortr; practice Sessions lief me the I ji n-, don till nrat Ki hlny night In Jacksonville. Thu Celery Fed mentor la not pleased ti hit hy tho local alrven’a a il lima and he his to bo careful nhoul .rhclniing his j a r t k r on several points. '^ ■ h e line for thr Fnls I hi ionton vrH will be fair hut it 1. hii>!t(io." Meed and very ll*.lit. 'the leufcf W l« ono of Uie lent liial Sent ? * " ^ - f 'i? i^ v r ' ------ ~------ -— * J �[ l*® *^ ® C L li. Ji « " " ' : » . ■ ■t ' 1 *f • J I * ' ! • - ’ A - i*1 j| " h ^ * ! - -\ , ii r - j.0 . • ? * * . L •■ 7 T 7 ?V & *? F ;\ n .r T j- • , ’• •* /i^. * V i . ; ^ , . fi!-V?<liT ' R71---- SATURDAY, S' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ M 11 i Dramatic Story Of The Chinese People Transcribed From Pearl Buck’s Novel To Local Screen !Musical Picture 1 Features Great ! Cast Of Players i - A H ia a Wo nr na the lltlh' bride. lee mine m illions. tl Mea. their hardships, Tig. General Theodore T il, extravagant! W ANNA-BUY-A-DUCK JOE PENNER fra- by the Clilneio government ft I im hull nl nhtu. Iriiv cln l nil over Intensely human heartbeat of ilia the pei Iflu Con,i with Muni. r« h «a t and llttln known ua'lun. la crulllnr Cblneso players Irnm IranacvlWl. Ituiu. pearl fi. Hock* among (arincm . Iiiislnei* loll; iplc novel and li e alnrn adap* anil nlliera w ho ap.»*e ftegfMb.i lallon hr tiwin luvls nnd Don­ ald Darla In lln- Gilklnd ■'■teen In ••Tin, flood B»rlh,~ starring Paul Mmil and J.Ulse Hauler. ■ud allowing HunMoy •n>l M"|i* la y al Ibe lilit Theuler,. • . Trull of lour feu ra of , r»* DAILY NEWSPAPER “SophieLangGoes West" Will Show At Ritz On Friday Star Finds It As Easy To Steal The Male 1 HeaijtAsA Diamond In "k ew Faces of 1937," RKO RiHIu believes It hat augmented Ita plan lo bring new farea to the irrirn with a atrong atory, worthy uf the comedians who portray the principal character!, ration. "S ew Vncea. ,wl lllli* . ta « been pmluced ea first of a s«rira of yearly f Hum, I n 1,. Un­ tier the permanent title of "New K iui:." I he arriia la to prevent loaned the The problems of a luertuful woman J«w«l thief who trie* to re* turn to living within the law play • part in the forthcoming I'ianu mount picture, “ Sophie-Ijahg lines Weat," which shows Friday at Ihe Kilt Theater. Thia la thcithird of the Sophie Rang aeries cf'pittun i, Wi|h (JeWj/do • ichae1 a^tlu learrh and preparation of the work of u film ctp-dlllun llmi patti-d a yenr In China lllnilng ailerlora, studying d cletli and lnnns|-c In wlilrli lliiiii-i:,nda nl Ojlmial players Mp|ienr I, mm of Iho tnoal glgnnllo lush- ,-ier miller(ahen hy Metfo-Ooldwyn-Mryer. Bhlm r l*iMthllo Ulrmliil the ambltlou, pnelilelion, llline-l oil locations rtirorlnll humlretU nl acres mi whhli form rlllugei, town*, plot i , >-ii it luri-i- el'y In China were it-prudiierd. Muni pnim WMtit Lung Iho farmer. Hlur i.f *'l.oiilt I'aaleur,"* f i Am -i Knitlllve," '.'Dr. line- musical ..H ttirn rln f Kipling'* tatement lhal "East la Kast and West la Wi -I .fl.il rteur the twain shall meet." Mel to (inldwyn.Mayer’s mag­ nificent alnl stirring photoplay version of "The R n d Barth” romea ’clothe Cowan nnd William iirady. Milt mi lleile, seasoned veteran nf vnudcvllli), won hia great following via ih.t air lanes with hi, Ultlrlie CHIn,time" program. I'arkyakafkua - (Harry Klnstclnlforinti l> or K Idle f ’ mtrr's radio n>l am! now vt'jt Al Jckon on lhe’ . I'lpto PJ'I (,am. appeared i :t the* a.rvett l.ltca before with Cantfr In “ HU'lie, Mi- I'kik." Joe Jut- I'enner. itnnii i star nf -a-lm will v!r CWnina’ l ptigrapl ,i» | .| ft iii in ‘"V 't-g r l.hv'hn’ l ■i.inl»4l*u PAKTNICIIS screen eharailer rule. Ills new • . ‘ Artist Kapralik taplures tha GOES WEST l*KOGRAMME,FOR WEEK OFShiyr. 10 Chliii-ao rlm ini li-rlin lh n r III "Thu O ikmI t-kirlli' I, lino ofIda moat otitatnmllnt: led .. -Lula,, llidin-r. Vl"l>n" •' horn Ine of "F ,r i |miIo*' m i ,I Ihe An.m* Held of "The lir,:i|ZleglleW.' plays ihe Inli'iisely ilramollr. robof Ihe wife, II l-nn , Promhii-nl plan-ra III "ihe lariti* auppnrllni: i-aal liirlmle Wnflnr * ‘ 'Ihe Kn Connolly n» I!>•» unrln, rop«nii ilimPi’r Tilly !*•»<• Ii, o» iJjIus. rtinrlcy Urn pen 111 n« II m» old falhrr, 'J«* ♦»!« Itnlnfi m * Curhoo. h«hi yoifn oh ilio mini. Kelfl laiiko n-t lb** rider win. Hi* fiinti* Kim on l.ltlh* r«*ol, rhlnr. Wall !#»•* ni riili'ir, llanild IMi liar n, lh» ikiis Iii, idid llyll",' Ok Ihn grain linr-liaiil. U'HMa n Lkw as Ihn galnimni nnd M a r y _: AT THE IUTZ Mundny, Momliiy -Three yia t, lu inake--ro»t two fortunes, Anthony (Jidnn plays Ihe power­ ful toll- nf a Mihtirr who puts love for D n .lh y la n n .J r. itnil loyally lo lit fiieml Glila-rl Itolnml nl nt e pul I ini lx,,r 1.1 the dfiiuialir IlyiiMleilia.tl "I I I I m l 1i in From .Modi hi," li e duntin wlneli pliy* W edinuley. pl d i ho, —lay ul Ihe llitx 1 1n liter.' From I'm rl liuck'.i world fjim d novel. I.uity llaim-r, I’aul .Muni in "T IIK CDDII KAKTII." " , ’I n- diii The lli^r Da^-—J.V| ip.rial altrn lion* and Irem II-iv .; . Kent ’fa'vtnr n , 'T i l K 'I ADY FIGHTS HACK." W i i' ih ~'l.iy: Thursday—Milton Herts. Jo, I' m rknrkui aiel tIMi n.-w /nres ln"‘‘?'KW FAC I'd’ OF "T IIF I AST TR AIN FltOM. MADl'.tD." Friday ('< rlrud.- Michael, loiiry 'trahlK.* 'K ill’ llIB LANG TUB MNGI.N'G ••tills WEST." Addid return ahowing MAI! IN F ." . IILA/.ING Hntuidiiy -I'Jay HCRKKNO— Dljk Fomn S'X FS." Al, • The Joins Family in “ HOT WATF.R, A T T I I K n t IN C B S S Katuidny rad Sunday, Kept. Jith and itfth—' IN TU B AI.P8." Johnny Mark Drown "UNDERCOV Floi I.tu li-lay. declares Its Stats ChaiuVr uf Commerce, has mote thou •J/MiO miles of rumnttrcially navigiihle wnlerway*. , Bp Seminole County Product* ' More FraU And Vt(t«UUra Than An| Similar Area la America j . Only Central " i la City Affordlar Rail, Highway Aad .Wald* Traaeporlatioq fo r th e Com CO-STARS OF “GOOD EARTH mm# " ■ - Jhlc Lang ia lhe lovely jewel who lindV It as easy to atrul I l i a 1'le heart moil ■ 1 s—1 o i l , i l l v1 I .ai i I ••|1 aa\an uncut diamond. •>•■' ••. •'■■■• isci"in •' i--. IN MADUID FILM C. 0 . Andrews* T ells R otary @1 Big Issues ALL’S WELL BETWEEN LEGION MEN ‘TAKE’ NEW YORK THE NORTH AND SOUTH! Staff Warned Flees Nanking * Japan Threatens»To Lay Waste To Chi­ nese Capital With 100 Bombing Planet* Anticipates European C a ta s t r o p he l n Two Years Time If No Readjustments F l o r i d a Senator Is Opposed To Court BMl And. The Wage \' And Hour Measure Other Nations vi Decide To Stay SO.—DPI -BaeHORTON, Kept ml ary Hall said today that un- * laaa economic rexdjualmcnta at* mado within the next two > A n , Ktirepo la fared with an eco­ nomic or military lalaalropho, . BW Wdeu-rwar -we-wwo'clhlfWoWT1V Iho Unlled Hlnles would not bocoma Inndied In nnr war. Tlia Heeretary of Slain at a ’ pres* ronfarrnrii u,'cried that'll#aplta Ills rlowa on what might .happen In Ilia fnluro unlaJi , rh&ngoH were made, ho area no 1 Immediate throat of war ta Kuropa. ' • . In an International ra d I'd ( . broadraat yesterday. Secretary Hull said the Uiiilrd Wales la 11 determined n«l In enter, or be * Pledges Help On S t Johns Canal Promises To Support : , he I, finding It diffirult t. in. i the New York police who are on Joe Penner countenance in a faw hrr trail. Sha hops aboard a I n a i^ bound or California, and i h i M Mlta Michael la iH n in a dlixymg serial of hectic episodes that sweep her to tba film colony in flollywu^d and Jkito the arnu of t m tlorNnanj'MI a new Ilf- o f honesty and security, ’ Aboard the train ara Fnodm Slornir- flint star- and. her man­ ager, l.arty Crahbe, who arc hound for n atudlo tvlieie Mia, Slotnni la to begin work under a new con­ tract. A aultan, C. Henry Cowl n, la on the train, carrying with hull it huge diamond. He wint-i it stolen, for he la impoverished and need, the inaLranco money, li.il there it n special drtretive, R.-trli.wr lioiland, nssignnl lo proie.-t Iho gent, tea llowman, it tcrn.it writer, • hldea -Mias Michael from the police when she lo u d , lltu. train- though,lie does not kn.’ tr who she Is. When she lenma nhoul the pres­ ence of the diamond- she Inuhs u>r on It as a challenge In her skill, and arts atout planning to pur­ loin II, unaware Ihst CrabLe talto plotting to steal It. They both { play eat and mouse with HorUnd, As the rt-Mi.t of 40-hour week hut are unable to grt around I i i ,. IrgUlatiun rrcentiy erected In although tha fiultan trlca In p-.l France, Sntunlny is now recog­ the gem in dangerous and easily attainable positions. nised no n legal holiday. ' Established In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMIIER 20. 1937 •’ Possible To Do So i Senator C. O. Andrews, who was the guest of honor •t the Rotary Club luncheon in the Valdes Hotel today, aald that he thought it would be exceeding the au­ thority of the Executive and the Congress to replace those justices on the Su­ preme Court over 75 years Membeta bf the American 1-eglon Just about took poaacxxlon of ago with new men. and also that the Rlark.Connery wage of New York City on the eve of their national convention. For ex­ and hour bill would bo disastrous ample,' thia miniature model of a French train roamed the streets to the Infant Industries of with a load of veterans belong to La Soclele Jes 40 Homines et Florida. • 8 CheVaux. the legion's fun-making origination. The hoys and Declaring there, la no more rea­ ,VWetr*3 T»tw are shown wt Thirty-fourth street with the Kmplre son why Juatlc(fV ori*Ofe^ftpVeim-' Court should bo retired at 76 than, State building in the right background. that members of Congress should retire at tha same age, Senator Andrews said that the mental re­ quirement, of a U. S. Supreme Court justice were no greater Warn Japan Will Bn — Held— -Accountable For Damages Done R ebels Capture Loyalist V illage ■ 7 F o o t Rattler Casualties H igh George £. Rollins From Trip Caught Near Lake In Try A l Break Returns To South Carolina Is Given To Zoo In Folsom Prison c it y n e w s b r ie f s ' W ells Starts Suit To Queer Seizure Of Slot Machines S H A N G H A I, Sept. 20.—• ( A P ) — Tlii> American cm I many stu ff departed from Nanking tonight in the fa c t o f n Jupnncde threat to l a f wiiate to Iho Chinese capital einphusized liy n m orning aerial raid in' which 40 civilians wero killed and 40 homes were deatroyed. Tim United HI ate* Ambay- . • I n s u r a n t Officers /'■■> jwu*’ Frank i«. Minor Daytona Heitch Man „„„ I n v e steel $ ISO,000 I redid (lijon Will i,.|„||ll8 |,u>lm <a mullera. In Slot Equipment In About 2 Weeks tyaiml T«m i„- m sodor Johnson with his aide# hoarded Ihn American patrol IhmI l.uaon slaUnnwl lu tha Y siirI ih Hirer anil turned up ' Ihn rlvor. They planned lo with­ draw lo Wuhtl 30 miles Iron Nanking, thereby observing tha . demand by Ihe Japanese n a va l’ fitne. The Jnpnnejjp hail warned -4tr*f fnrelgners would face Ihe dan*, ger of death from lha air b«w ginning al noon Tuesday. Jnpn-' nest, nlflrlsU declared Japan would mu l»e responsible for long of foreign life after that hour,. Jolinsnn'a decision to With­ draw roused killer dleeppoln meat among Nanklag official#^ ■ome iif whom foil that lha Auihsssador sin,uhl remain aa A geeiurn of loyally and sympathy wllli Chinn's eauao Intha-aow * flirt -wllh JsWU, Itr ltlA UgM ■Inn. German nod Italian am* ha.alva derided lo remain, al It - « i I sm*4 >■ ran- Tat—el IIKNSAYF.- Sept.- ‘JO. — -lu it M,'-.iuu nl Insuigenta driving Inward the I m id jouinitua George B. Rollins, divlrlct au* xlrnnghold al (lljnn hruka thrmigh perintendent nf Ihe Atlantic Coast g n vernmenl'a ln*t uorthweat Line, returned laic laat week front the Asturian rtcfrnto lines linlay, a colorful vacation in Ihe central an insurgent vrnmmunhiue report­ portion nf Houth Carolina to hit ed, and captured the Village of duties here in Hanford. Whila k Los dalle Jo* after heavy fighting. that slate, Mr, Rollins mado hi Waves nf ebuntcr-uttarking roi.HOM. Calif, Kepi. jn .-(A ’) . U Navarrean drnva back U»' Aatur' — A guartl and two eonvlrla 1 inn defenders vvtiu nlnrled Ihn on Ihe shores of lotke Jessup yes­ wero slain, llto warden erillraln* battle with an Infantry drive in terday hy Nelson Hums and W. It ly Injured, and nl least seven 1,1 the Kelln River M-ctnr, .'!() miles other prrsons wounded yester­ 1 tmitheant of (Hjon. The advance day In aavngo flKldlna with Ni:w YORK. Kepi., 4M 1,11 rJf brought General Francivco Franknives and clubs Hint followed W. ro’a forces a rlep nearer Oviedo Nali<-n»l 4'ontmander Unity nn nhortlvo allempt hy si-vi-n " where Insurgent officers pi e-li.-i-l I ‘»lmi-ry uf the Auieticsu la-gi„n BERLIN, Sept., Z0. — (/Cl— eonvlrla lo e.capo I'olaom pen­ M|{ Ihn 11 mnnlli nlege o f the in-oir let tiling Herman rlalm. in lb. itentiary. gent gnrilnoit would la, Idled nglit lu prupngnndire Nnri-nt iti A crowd estimoleil hy yesterday to the setting for Oer K illeen mln'des nf lilller The lid aero crnp.i (his <l,n within two week-, nnd lhal Gijt"i Ibis einintry “ a lirax-ii effrniit In • many’s -greau*st war mamwivrra Moughtnn at over l «0 gathered tlxhlliiR In Ihe ■'pfDnn's big have rcnihnl Ihe liigheat r alnre tha World war as troops-of to wall'll the seven fool rattler yard left six’ surviving rnnvlrl* many- years and luhaccn n IS army corps moved under the writhe and squirm for some time uncon«elous and bliHoly un Ihe The Celery Camp. (16, of tha are pnyini; as high as J7 (Contlnutd on utmost secrecy Into the northrni Woodmen of Iho World will meet around along wlHi Hit,-lexllea of per pound f,,r leaf Inbncci provinces of Mecklenburg and nt Ite regular ses»lon lomorrow Guard II K Marlin and Con- tonne uf the finer grades i Poaaaranla. evening al Ihe American Legion vlrl Clyde Hleyena, planner •>« ns r.u rents |ter pound, Mr. ....... . ............ Tha week of war games • will a previous nllempl. Coiivlel lien weld nn lu say, adding Ihvl ,'» '. B|„ni. Hut nl 8:00 o'clock. | reach Ita climax next Sunday when I'luns fer a meellng of Die* „y Kurlia,ski was fulally In- m a lle ts are buying more of llw\n)|J .... Premier Moasullnl o f Italy 'will triii n o . 1 will In, completed a# pr-lurl this year than in the past ,o r,.,i,Un,,, ft A negro woman, whose n»me JnredN ginn's nint'trrnlh annual cunvrli vitw tha demonstrations aa Hltllio main liualneaa session. Tha Warden Clarence lotrkln. I» roubl not lie aaeerlnlnml, f«a I ion hrii' several years. Austurisn der, u ler*a guest. whose offlco Iho plot wav sprung, district meeting I" In be held da fn Hie the rollon section .eclion of South j,ulc ,„un, l(iall Gated a Inreeny allempt Balur"W o who lisve I utii privilegeil Early today the land, air and hurt. In Hanford next Thursday crep is ia very g -a l in­ in j 0|1 |)M , (((, „ ny good day nlcht wlien she rushed from received dangerous slab wounds Carolina Ihe crop wilh Ihe ■lulus of leadership in . sea fertaa will begin maneuvers. ‘ I CealleaeO Page Tkeeel evening, Hepl. It. deed, MrHollins said, hut Ihe tier home liruiuHshlng a pistol llie imliunul orgniilrslluii Ibis Foreign correspondents are hatreds Tho i nmps In Ihn District Usd b , a would he rubber was crawl formers nre having trouble in year have nut* forgotten lhal uinu- traffic will ba routed around tho expert lu ho represented St IM curing enough labor to work Iho lug Ihrongli n window In n u l'*'' ........................................ dale given us al „ur la»l loiivm region. Cltlxana havo been warned ■■-■alnn ere: Grain, Orlandos fields nnd in the larger cille. the closing in fri-m Ihe ensl and m l lion which »|M-eifieally slat,si lhal by .lore ImlungliiK l<* J. J. Wnd" agalast spies. , _ llnialllla, N«w Bmyrna. Dn^nd. \V. I’. A has temporarily held up In ronncelioq wilh the one ad IV,on Baal Beven'li HI reel. Chief ol houhl oppose r o in m u llis iil, Winter Garden, Fort I’ leree and pollen Huy O- William, ladlcalprojicls in order In aid Ihe farm- vanring .nnilhwsrd from I'.Jm -i I u cisui, nnd llillrrisin nlike,” , .. . ,», • I C | ,> rn i Uhi'UiM, era In harvesting their Fall crops. were steadily reducing this si on m l Mr. folim ry. J I M lI ll I rO | M lH l h l O r m nd'loday, Caplain 0. fl. Illnchcllfl o« NEW YORK, Kept, 1 0 - fd l Thn man. lwl**r IdnnllflM Mr. Rollins •!••> staled lhal it gulsr ana. "Now we hear from lieyntul Hie | -Hie unlfnrm ..rank requests the! Will Mim. nerro, had broken To nn ear aplllllng rsropli'igiy of was reported a "little T. V. A. ap­ i i .-i lhal Ihe German ravenirnenl ' • * all members nf Ihe renkbeprei-out a window pane and was en­ luirlca nml hands end Ihe mar­ propriation" of $37 600 000 for rlalinx Ihe light and Inlends l*> T \ t I AIIASHBK, Kept. ,-MI </f> rnl al Iho meeting lomorrow. • DETROIT, SepL 10. —(A l— tering Hie store when ho was tial roll uf drums, Ine soldiers | )U,|,||njj a B dam asm lo io hime>» Ihn building 'organist' Nasi groups In our men i ' ' * j, ' ' rmnpuiatively night in prepare ter regimental '■ Flying Z38 mllaa per hour for S3 rudely Interrupted by the wom­ of '17 end *14 rout msrrheo nnd. „ nd Coo|>,.r Hivt-rw which iry l.» preach ....I (....pagan,Use * (1,.,lir, „ Mn. Ho* ln"i>ecilim which will ba mads A A mites S. J . Wittman- of Osbkoah. an who wan nervously flngertag paraded — linprnmplii — vlhroagh , u -"*.i» i, |n lucal.-d In the cast u-nlrnl Naxlsin here lhal it will wi I, I J i|(f )(f lliu, |M .U,|,,| (..lay loduring ihe district meeting. ^ Wla-, yesterday set what offlcUls Ilia trigger of her small pistol. llie avimnsa end squares of New portion of tho state near the roast Ttm first »o,'kly lino h, on "I tolerate any Inlet ferenre -with Hint wai.l llu* spn. . ly M'tllcl seilinn of tho Detroit national air show Mr. Collins elan requested that The womnn spread lha alarm York yesterday In a noisy pre­ line just north of (Tiarlrsion Iho Hanford Junto/ Cliumhi-r ol policy, and Hint Ms purpo-e in bcl**'"'" believed to ba two new records in nnd llie frightened negro look lude lo Ihn nineteenth -annual i* lieing considered. all members bo present tomar* Commerce will he held In Kd- organising Ns si groups in Atn.rl- I W e.I , Florida , „ llM Keys. Wraththe light racing class. row evening. • J In tils linela but was later ar­ American Lrglon ronvsnllon. Mr. Hollins aald he thoroughly die's relnuraul III the Vahl'-s ra i:$ lu m vs un from rummum-Mii- 1 |«r llurciu id»-»iv»*ii» ul N f * J,r‘ . Hugh Thomaaton, director of rested by Constable W. A. Mc­ From all ptairs In the Union enjoyed hia trip, hut hr «ns glad Hull I lomorrow ul 12 II « ’rh» h. 1 * 1 i,...,.- HUi,l llu **vd•i in wHirh ii** tba show, aald data on Wittman'a Mullen and ling TIIHs. The aa- and territories sod some foreign to he hark In tha Celery l ilyaccording •» B. K. l.mev, vice­ i flight would bo filed with tho Na- gro was charged with breaklmt lands they poured into town, president of Iho nrgoiiivotlnn | thmal Aeronautic association in an and entering and »■■ In all probability, lh„ vice­ trans­ making n lieiflom of ihe two ms affort to make the record official. ferred lo the County Sheriff C. Jor railroad terminal!, with de Weather Farecast president asserted, the proposed * Northeast storm warnings were 1 , Iho flier carried a sealed b*ro­ M. Ilnlid: Mostly cloudy will* occasional crescendo i-Gi-rU at the lesa'-r purllclpaGiiii or llio Juniorriiaiu__________ , NKW TGItK. Kepi. M 1/11— displayed fn, n • I arrabellu D< ll which will ba sent to the rain Tuesday and In dnrU aaR I.nr III llie lake shore pm It pro) arrlral pohite A tear pan l.mnli etpluded In an a standards at WaahlngPit Will lie ,|ImII|smi-<I III nil e f ­ crowded Tim ", Square |n»1 nlgnl Panama City and »">■'! t r , , ‘ Ceiilial pur linns lonlghl. Kxtremg The normal tiahbalh quiet of warnings were ordered from •Tho flrmlnale Coyn'r Cham­ fort I" uirlvn nl »nii„, definite ' v Ian, D. C, for calibration Florida—rain la as* mldtnwn Maiihnttuu was wrecked na imiIIi ,* nllempl ml lo open . u ('arrabellu to Tnmpjj Hay. The norlhwesi ) tndolph A. Kllng, of Lamont. Ircine east porlkrn nariy tonight, by rotlliklitg legionnaires. Timet ber of Commerce will hold l'« plan on whleb In oierule. t raff It- la iio 'through rrowdn of winner of tho Thompson and Bquarn luokril I ke election night ri-nular monthly mOellng tenp,,’ The Joyce* ineellnn* were chearlng ■A'ueilean IfOglon i „ r Wculhvr Huivmu m »'I in*’ cut” cooler tonight and Tuesday ^ta.lb ('hainlier i lmngi-d from r* avents in the 1917 national The names of one hundred ye Ibe Inllnx soared toward lbs row night at Ua Daytona Tides' . Hi" hi imintlily vi<iillon dehcalev who over­ would fcvl winds of about 40 m iles hour uiiles, Ihe dtslurbradsa. at ClevaUnd held tha youths rsn Tuesday's lldts. high. 1:01 A * to tho NYA expected total of half a mil­ building on the lake, front and Tuesday night siliedii!,- lo llie flowed Hie entire square. »nce Imres sex in intensity. ^ A tana record #1 t »7 miles par rods tn this district, which * • » - lion visiters to the eoareolkm. al.o hold tha aaaaal eleoafloo weekly Tuesday luurbeoo rst M., I l l I*. M-i low. liJII A. R , Kevernl hundred nl Ihe- le­ 0:30 A. M. advp nry from Nuw nf officers fqr tha coming y«-»r 11:15. o'clock In nn . elfort tn f lg s plana waighing laaa thaa prises I I Central Florida counties, • '* J gionnaires and i,there gathered Orleans said lli-i d islu rlian ce wms J:ox P. M. . * according lo on apnoumcnirni gel n larger alli-niUure of Ihe according la an announcement reDaremstar t ■ lu waltli their pro ronvenHon centered at 8:30 A- M. about 100 made today liy Bacrelar) Hslph members of ilia organisation. etirid (fday from t C* E. C®*ip« Yaaterday. » * ? ' today. J»»/ # 1 anHen wen, affected hy the *•*- mliea a o p lh w isl of A im lachlcu la. Hag*ell. . Prealpltatlan * bell, district supervisor. whleiv s i , ,-lfeeHve In opening ■s'Tha maallng la achedqU% -to “Ten or twelve eligible youths Total for yaatordar Ul— £ , . H up velih ul.ir I raffle llhee which may ba added to the present Total for month to data ■ “ " * Tlie flev, J. 11. ItooL pastor lake place at ,'I;M o'Hwk and had been Jammed for morn than NYA 'isl In this county, the l»- of tha Congregational Charch n^i members have been urg.-d Normal to date. aa hour. ' ' *• . Tamparature Allla B. Wlaa, 64. died at forrealion from the dlatriat eu- hare, will ba tha principal to attend. The tirniinole High Reboot Kami Maximum. I I ; mlulgium, BO at Sid East Fifth Street perviaor further revealed. Ua- . pusher at tha official opoolog held Its first practice last week :M a'alack this saarnlng after employ'd ynulha -only are eli­ et arrises al tha Hanford Junior Herald reading: --V A. G. "Curlie" Kloan, who la In the high school iudilnrlum, High Hi hoot locaerrew morning. omelal Raping gible for this employment. wanted In Bemlmde Counljr on with *0 mrmbera present undrr II R, Morris, principal of the The National Youth A dm ________ lived In Sanford BROOKVH.I.K. n " Y - Kept. !«. a grand lnyenyt charge, wai lo­ the direction of I’refrssor T. M. past Bts -yaara and was tret km In this district lest Ite erliool announced today. (A l—Two men believed In h« cated In Nowmafi.'Gn.. yesterday Dolliaon Clarence E. Adams. I«r»l .T. W. Lawtea, county aaper (la. on Jana 9- quota strength because a number navy filers wrrn killed today and returned lo .Hanford by The band will te present at as of ytaithv have tecured private Inlendenl; Mrt W. I* Morgan, freight agent for Ua AHanilc whan their hlg ampblldan plan" Deputy Bherlff l-o*l» A. many football games as posslhla Jackson­ hy her haaband, employment and also through secretary of lha school trasleea; Coast Line, was la Hherlff C. M. Ilaud slalpd loand Mrs. J, I . lugler, president ville yesterday and today attend­ this year and according Vo their crashed lulo the llitrk wmals on __ a city and a sls- tba opdoing of schools. day. * During the summer tha co­ of the parent-Teacharu AssocU ed a renvaatloyi of the Railway yeai*a arhetlule they have several R I song Island shore eslste near Jaqaard of Tompa. tiloait UD ibis colnly-alter he ham. appearances lo make. *. * (employees U a g le of Florida at lion, ara aUo scheduled lo apeak operation of the NYA has been wfll ba held In Tha dead, and only occupinla Imcama Implicated In sevsral After a aarcessful first season the Bemlaole lloteL _ j l Home Tare of assistance in numerous prej­ at the occasion. of lha Plane were F. A M*nkan­ ihurgts of lariony. Hhertff Hand laat year, |he band will go into ita Tba l^agaa^ allied lalrreate, Mr. Morris alia advised that 1:90 o'clock with ects undsrtakrn by both the CRy and wns located tic belletml In he a new llt-u liidlralud, second year wilh the same number sorb a* freight aampanle, are and have un all parents and [friends of the vvs they ---/ ------^ pastor of the aad County ea through Hut ro operation ol I (neat, and Nx**t Aviailoa r o ­ af planes and many more public -e. offl- dertaksn severe! projects them. school ware Invited to allaad alto being riprraaaUil al Ua Georgia (ifliilab, - r - __________ M de! n, J . BebmMI, -■_ ^ ^ appearances than last leasoq. foarenileo. . U|g program. _ Mina. Other Recent Addi­ Fifteen Minute Fight t i o n s Announced • Leaves Thfee Dead And Seven Injured By JamesMoughton Legion Commnndcr Asks For I ' r o lie Intn Najsi Activities Mussolini To View Hitler’s Army Corps Woodmen To Meet At Legion's Hut Tomorrow Nigkt Robbery IsFrustratcd By Negro Woman Legionnaires Enjoy N o i s y Prelude To Annual Convention ’ New Speed Record • Is Believed Set |4>*|(ls For WOStC/OtlHl JaycccH IMan First Weekly Luncheon Y T H I S I T H B I I M I A N T R O U 1 1 1 la Yankra opponrnla In Ihe World Series. Vernon NGoofy) Gocnea (lefl) and BUI Olckey (rl(b l), atarpllcbrr and ralchrr, reaiiecllvely. dlacuva •Iralrfy larltli Manager Joe McCarthy who hat kept his Itam well out In front In Ihe pennant racs. Dickeyw Iwark al tha plat# aa well as behind It baa been a major factor In the Yanks' surer*.. Homes alien rUen j , fell irratest belgbla whan Un going on the mound la tougbesL To Ibe kidi ha a a here. LAST YEAR'S HERO In World Series play wai l.ell. lieIdr r Jake Powell, who wlrlda n powerful bal. .ankee laaa hope he'll repeat. YOUNG ROOSEVELT’S EX; WIFE TO WEI) Tear Ga« Bomb Opens Lane Through U'Kionj ‘ChamberOfCommerce To Elect Officers ih# {UU . t LOCAL WEATHER i .. ',,B',l,nr Vacancies Occur In Central Florida NYA Rev. J. B. Root To Speak At Junior High ra. AlUe B. Wise Died This Morning C. E. Adams Attends Convention In Jax “i * i^ V/lffi * JFr- V Seminole Hi^h Band Goes Into 2nd Year Two Men Killed In Airplane Crash A. G. “Curlie” Sloan Iaocatcd In Georgia JJ3 _ 1 From Villa nova. Pa cornea anaouncruimt that .Mrs. I-Uixahclh TTitnaar Raosavalt, dlvorcad wife of KUioU Roosevelt, aim 'uf the FreakUnt; w ill' marry Curtin Wlasur of ArdmSre, Pa. They ' are .. ii..u .*6.' ,■■■ . . x ,f,im «A a. awswf «- — - —" 1 - ____ ______ - - ■ ■ »- Md- Z � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 18, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 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>, September 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/830555b3e2be979cd8cb718f7abf4856.pdf ee80aba43a9962ef7286885b76a5f363 PDF Text Text J— Lookouts T ak e Five R un L ead McLucas In F irst F o u r Innings B ut G -M en C am e B ack In 9-5 Tilt Forguson Shines O-Hen Collect 13 Hits Off Wynn, Mote y. rAnd Crisfield As Sierra Allows Locals Total Of Four Dingles ' i" * OAINBBVILLK, Hard. FUld, Sept. IS—Andy Blsrra hnrlod p i foer-hlt hall hern last nlahl ns the OalnssTlIls 0-Men defestod ' Sanford l-ookouls- i t to take . • 1 to I gums lend In th a •haapfonahlp playoff of Ilia Florida s u i t Leases. One more rlctory will give the O-Mtn the serlet. The Imokonta look a fl*n run i lead over tlatneavllle In the first four InnlnRc when the (lalneo; villa Infield collspeed. Rat Ihn G-Men cauie back strorfe to lie ■ (ha acora at |- t In the fifth. Three runs In the seventh and one la the eighth gave them tha Pleased With Boys Y o u n g Out Witl Rib Injuries; Bob Howell Looks Good DKI.AND,' BepC 16. -T o m Kirkland 'of Mleml. eras IMS first IIs Iter forred to the sidelines via the Injury route this season as the Stetson grid machine drillel at Ifnlley Field .here yesterday without the earners of the star 10.^1 pivot man. Kirkland wss dlghlly hint Toeadsy In a lino wrlmmnge and Coach Hraday Coaril kept him out of uniform yea‘■•nlay. He has a minor cleat tounil ou the face- but hopes to imk out' tmtay. Tim Stetson mentors limited tha tflernoon practice teuton .to ofl rnso drills tyllh the llattec|tgbrk~ og out In abnrta, T lio boyr ate pretty tired from Bterra hurled great ball, tyot allowing a tlnsla runner tn reach first after the fifth InWing. Dob Pittman, Die lesson batting ehsrapRm, was the leadlag blltar or tha rents with four flva. Hray and Devlnrenil each had two hits One of PittMSa'a was a double while both of nray's were good for two n n nit r o a * »l 1 0 } J * } J i t I t n t1 1 i I sa • 1 i *a s ' t a a t a ThesTANDINGS Nrw ChlrNRit Ml ■I •• II II Tt IsdlUiF .. Ilosl safe lirtMtlt l> It rhlUd*l|»Mn ................................... ...... I • • • e s- Naw Y.sih — Fl ftf Cit Ifwtn.lt .— ... II H «l Tl ' I I .H ' Itoston ___ — .— tl tl . .11 * rUwiiiRil ... 11 l i • .Us WA»hlliK'.l|| ..... IS Tt .1* l»hiU4wl|.hiA ____ «>•• .IH 111. I-•Mi1• .... — II tl .!»> III.Rtl.TM IK IT KMIIAY ANI.MtrAt IsMAIIIM C*lwvrlnnA. f..|; N»w Y»»rk. |*2 HI. Isoula M l; I'lilUr.rlphU S-l Ch'cnpo I; Iloalon t. I Utiruii I: MriMm Idii t« t* NATIONAL IsNAflTR Rrtxsblrn Cincinnati t-l. N*w York f; Pillaburili I. li..* I nn | ; I 'M r a io fc. ftalla4«l|>hla •; HI. Louis OAMRI today NATIONAL I.MAfirn Naw York at I'liitt.urglL lloMtnn at (’Hifri# rhllad#t|vtifa a I 111. le«iulA Uraoklkn al (Mnrlnnail. AMKMirAN I.R U iri CUtaUnd al New York. 1). I roll i t Wn will net on Ml. Ln*U kt Philadelphia. Classified Advertisements HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by rillKT F U m il Apt,' prtrain ooa who really knows how. fstli. paiugo. l'(i(iilido"t noims. Brigfo, JowoIor. Magnolia AvaCut Msgimlla, |6—:inunes For Rent Ing hurlcrs. J ! T J • difiiia I ; W erl»er. A tliD lI r t II «•■*•!«. A lh le lle fl I . . • r~ 7 FO O T M A JH S T lr, llrfrlg iw stnr fnr |J7 L u . Hvolt I'urru way, |n r. 11 rh lllU t; 1; H a rm * . Demur**, ruh* ft M rdw lek IW a , li AverllL In* li The I*a4eta IMMmmnI" Y e n h r* « O . i|r* « n * lietff. T l * r r ■ Ift; lle tirlN . Y a tik re s t i l , F a t* . Il.^d Nor. n . Oil. Ul* (i a iitit t | ; Y o rh .n *'re n i t l . » •• 3 l.e a a a * T«MaU I A m e ric a n | ‘U l IJ« » . 717. v W au o n a l I t t . Iu* Dionnes Celebrate. 12 Wedding Anniversary CAI I.A N H K U .'onL, 5apU 15. - 'CDMIIINATION I.Ol,'KH .for school I ik*sci . -- * coiu|il«lo line of loekt for spy |iuiji«s«.’ . H ill llardw um Co. , Iriilnr. ptpl ’ Mliirhnrl Irst-rFfh-Ing uni Iho tbeonre | | both \scklrs from luil year's frush rtcvrri vh( l, llm Until rs reported this •■'all—wns imrlUtly solved yesterIsy wlicn CfWcll moved Andcnon nd Godbold, guilds, and Swaqsog. n end. In the tackle group. Ed -M e* J/PP&tfi:4 . fimfasrw-frsa 4he •nly rrttirnluu*, tnr-dly Inrklr. Ancther Jehtnliv" sh ift In- the nstar wsi th at of lllrhnnl Brannnt from fiilUuo-tc to «piartrr. The ndlinaprdls triple th rra t sta r ooVed g<i‘il In Ids first signalarklng ride and will strengthen l a petition ne-v n llrrrn tril l»«*w ent Cspt- Em m ett llo n ls snd lo h A n d e rs mi (A V -M r. and M rs. Oliva lllonnr p s rrp li nf the world f.iniotiv quin tuplats, c rle h m ln l ll ir lr twelfth 1 Better Food Store PEAS Tender Garden MACARONI 17 os. can ..._................... COMPOUND n*|Ik >4t 2 lbs. TOMATOES Iona Red Rite * Mild and Mellow U,. A l l Red Circle lb.'... 22c Bokar l b . . ....,25c 821 Hsn/Ord Ave. Galatia Dessert, lea Cream Dessert or PuddlnR Bananas lbs. 15« v is a is t.r S Lemons doz. 25c Cabbage lb. 2Vac Rutabagas lb. 2c Beans' 2 lbs. }j|c Peppers for 10c V. s. na. .1 ta Potatoes lbs. \ lc •if. Mas i . m „ is , ,* . Potatoes lbs. I jc la n e M rin a in S tas Nall rnukar. * ^ I Potatoes lbs 1 (r tu ssa Apples 3 lbs 10c udLogv m m 4 Bananas lbs |5 c Grapes 2 lbs 15c Rlherta a ^ Peaches lbs ICc ^Hv.sif (uik Miipiai. * 4 PKGS , M A R S H M A L L O W S A n g e ls * 1 lb. pltR, llalna Cacumbtr PICKLES m A L A .u k ' a v 'W I tiT M 24 01. Jar.*..-*.................. rnm+f WING'S CIGARETTES Heins Tomato KETCHUP Urge bottle TEA I/slon'B Orange Pekoe It’s New! It’s Softer! It’s Tasljerl ' A&P SOFT-TWIST . BREAD JtoMiSto Flour 20 lbs. The new A h P SoU-TwIal Jlreud I* nofter. tastier and ttajn fraah longer—lt'*4w *tH before baking to hold Its freshness and flavor—and lt*n double wrapped for yobr pro­ tection. I « 16 Oz. LOAF (Sliced) ^ ‘ P A G SOAP frigeratua Sir.tM>t) lioilc Tire Khnp,' Cocoa Can Soap 3fpf Ijc Rice, 5 lb;v2}c A lb ^ 'g P MtVliNTAI.Nr|CE~’•*. ivfi IgcratorIfkr nrw, |#Uti» volte for fia . Srminole Tire Shop. ONK"- TH OUBANI • frvt « ‘»nch srw er pipe In gutsl rendition. lienley, I’hnnv 460. (U » y ' * la b w a n ts Imhi. o W. 1. k in d . I l l ) ITIli 30— lln u s a a f o r H ale. 11—Mlacvlka Freshly Roasted I Freshly Ground! S No. 2 Cans i "On The ‘. Avenue’* 131800 NUHGK-al of a u y (Cream Style) No. 2 Cana wonderful V rrrp tiiu ^ -J'rKei. r TEN KOOM de riling fur -sale, easy term s. 41T W.“, First HI. CLRVRLANU, - Thy largest •eek-rod alLndanc" ai -Florida tPA N IIR MOSS, any ouaatlty Manor during U reil Lake* Kapo ' , Sea Clifford Walkar, Geneva dlkm Malory was narhed during A re, I blocks aaat af Sanford •he rm -nt la b o r Day holldiya Are. with 0 taro-day teesrd af.. mbre than 1021'Stl ti.ilotd Ow grounds. . * ' , tL Florida has H O O O o'tH nJw? which operate through 114 rlehsngaa. says the hlurtda State' Chamber of Commerce, i w ith th% M k h o tfy m ild Q m d d a r flavor 107.B4II 100,393 3IJI70 CORN IITAMJIKID rural hom rs—lla tlrry M U .tlm t and te rm . hard w are Co, Ill-lit A 4 P Brand Tcndsr Whit* Crosby PEANUT t lu.ut M O D EL Z E N IT H Itadioa for w o rk 1112.53.1 1IU.S.1) ,Nrw Orleans Hlrmlnghim . 'Memphis '.I— INashville , K novvlllo__ .Chattanooga SalUna Brand Smooth— Rich. KIVB GOOD Modal A Fanl med­ Mule, Wagon, lis t n ( », Plow*, als** from 186.00 to Illft.UO, CulHvatcr. A. J. Logan, tkiitvaF la . - ~ .,■» * Baal 4 Bona. Used Car Dealer*. ATTtR BlttCW The turnstiles dirked In ACants' 201015 times aa compared with 301,111 la*l season. Total 1037 attmdanre was IMIl,673 against I.RU.1A6 for 1030. 1£37’bjhpo! attendance fur other I LIVE 0 4 K- —(An—Suwannee 'County commissioners offer 125 reward for arrest and conviction of cattle Ihievrs. Commissioner T. T. Law said’ cattle owners suf; fered heavy losses In the-county's open range arcea fecenlly. FOIt HAI.K CHEAP:**tlh«~go6d give MEMPHIS, T cn n , Kept, HI. — Attendance IS l!>37 Southern Ashoc Lit ion kaarball game* dropped nearly 200,000 from 1038 figure*,with the A tlanta C r e r k r n . main-, tabling their p restjiv ' aa the clr-; cult's b l g t i i t draw Inc card, sta-* tlatlea rrlenecd by President John D. Martin showed Inst night. . ORLANDO, Sept. 1U.—It was a sbre and weary aqnad of Tiger* that took the field yaaterday afternoon, after their first ocrunihage Tuesday. Coach Greene was light on tha lads and sent them thru a drill of punting and paaalng. This aft­ ernoon the Tigers will again f« thru a hard workout and by Saturday should be In tip-top shape for their Monday's ordeal when Greene starts on the home stretch of training for their' first game hrrt pn the twenty- 1 fourth, with Winter Garden. , Following Is the Jersey num­ ber of each of twenty-ona players, who will ace action this year. I Doyle Damold. II; Pete Peter­ son, 33, Hilly Isbell. IBt Richard | Markh-im, l i t Ralph Browning.; S3; Miller Phillips, fl; Maurice (Inton, IS; Flash Williams, SO; Heins Cooked N arU H n 4 IIOMM MIN NTANUINOt Nr The Am w IrIN Prew Yeslerttai’s llaaieea C e m llli. H a rslIn a U • 2 f— MlftrcUnnrmi* Ktir Stile M li •• ll f h Irani. , IS— A partm ent* For Rent IS CiMiRliHii The two lenmn will renew hn«MifislV ?n mu.* *l!l,*r ^ I" »»"’ University h — Announcem ents li I'lUvI.tif srh | llrslnaiil to tilt* shown .1 sifter it registering 01m hit, good . for « two runs.. J I’xlgott for the G-Men hurled * 11 arest game, giving up five ! it*, good for two runs, thu first s run roming In the second Inning t pn'* lb- filial mil hi the vlghlli 1 on into hit, u (Milk -iiml one t r Initial 946*575 Witness j Southern League! Games This Year Iu Backfield In Initial_ Session Oalnesvllls placed a crippled nlpe an ths field Iasi night with Livingston going behind t h n Plata for tha liyured Btaub. Shortstop tloglno moved over to aeoond, sad navatl with an InJurod arm, took short. Btaub broke his thumh Mon­ day night when In thrnwliy; to aacond ha hit Ilia list of Langston etretched across home piste. Langston wag railed nut fur In- In O ra l* m ere STALEY’S STARCH ..... CAMAY SOAP Sausage lb. | 5c Sausage eiKqretMr’T2$c Gw m 10c Pare Vegetable Bbortm ICRISCO or 8NOWDRIFT DELivfay 3 big bare SELOX 6 3 bare.— os. pkR...... QC - OXYDOL medium V DREFT .........—...... —- —- KIR K 'S H A R B W A T E R S O A P bar F LK I8C H M A N N ’S Y E A ST # �I » - •■— iiti‘ - •— f-1'-‘iirf-. iii f - —»- *-> ;J ' . ------ .. -- - 'T * , - “ ‘ -Vau, ■ ^ ^-hrttnr' " . VT ,* i ‘ J'ffV u ,V ' 'S *■ * * v • * * * 1 i t *\ ' ' ' •» ., *)< *v ' . <T 1 • VJv ♦*. L\ ■„>.»v »;v* i.if-*■*! t£ Sanferf la 11a OaSy Central " Florida City Affording Ball, Highway And Water Traa^ertatloe tJkjLga-b Seminole C oaly Producer More Fruit And Vegetable* H u An] , . SlniUnr A m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPATKB >dq SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1M7 VOLUME XXVI «« Nanking Ruler Rushes To Aid Of North China WAS THIS BLACK’S KKK CARD? 'KaugKfe of the . Two Crack lArmlea Of Central Government Go To Aid Of Hard Pressed' ftegionals TO A L L CXAL1 McUevu (Uvan\j ©ossp AND OnhMT AND W .C tW f 60,000 Japanese • Cross China River 8 v V J S a *]£t h o w . t v y o u w i n . m 1 OR fctAVt|*f« T O M ttl WITH SifiNfO A N D S t ALSO TH» TMt GRAND KNO 9 RgALSi o r AUA*A l^ i& e s : • Chinese Warn Shipninsr Against Air I Raid' Near C o a s t Form er Gov. Thom as' E. ttilby, a t Annlaton, Ala., maile public this copy of w hat ho Mid waa purportad to bg a sketch of the -g ran d p assp o rt- of AaaoclaU Juatlce Black o f tb a Supreme Court, ; P E N P IN O , S e p t 1 7 — ( A P ) in . the Ku Klua Klan. Kilby Mid sketch copiee were Mliatrlbuted aevhral years ago and ha dug this ona from his old flirt. Ha said — Two a r m lo s o f ' c ra c k ha was not fam iliar willi origin o f tho akatch and «opiee. C h in e s e c e n t r a l g o v e r n m e n t d iv is io n s w e r e r e p o r te d b e , *fn jr r u s h e d in t o n o r t h C h in a t o d a y to e n d t h e s l a u g h t e r o f t h o h a lf * a r m e d r e g io n a l tr o o p s a n d b r e a k t h e J a p a n ­ e s e a d v a n c e t o t h e s o u th . The main liody of the Japan tee ira iy of 00.000 men effected ■ crossing of the C ljua River under the McLucas Praises LaGuardia Leads F o o tb a ll F ie ld In Election H eld For High School In New York City IT .-IA T -T i* r hi ndt^,*rfh'>‘1 nt waa dieta lo a A ’ tm tar vld .have protested H M ctoU r‘% Ohr unlted Bure* a g lln tl this government'* bargo on arm* lo the OrtoML charging It waa unfair treat mean o f China. Ur. C- T. Wan*. 'Chinese ai baaaadur lu - W ashlukloa, w as Id to have coutayrd (ha bTUar reaction nr the t’lilnes* governm eat to the ttullrd Btatoe Dopartin ert. The Wa,hlli*1ou doct •Ion forbidding govorumenl-con.trolled merchantmen' fy*» trgna porting w ar yhPpUea tuelUivr Ja pan o r China , waa chantflerhed by a (orelgu ’ at*'re • *poke, man as *-caftaluly rtet ftiipartUL“| t may lia aaiitrnllly but ,.n i complalc em bargo would at leaat bo fulrar ter It wnald hall ail shipment! to cither China f Patrol Ended Otf4i Election , jy mmHr % ‘H»t Curb On Arms Ship­ City fSimnry Will Be ments Is C a l l e d I Held^Far One Com­ Unfair By Chinese; missioner Nov. -2; Wichita Cuts Trip Election On Dec. 7 T H E M A R S * W -. 18 A C iltx K N O f t r i g Mml .. U W H O U m D THSOU ’** MAY T tW UWHOCXl V China Resents U.S. Embargo On Munitions ___ ,v ' N U M B E R 280 E sta b lish e d In 1908 France Concurs Full Quota Of W«r* ships Are Needed For Pirate Q u e s t Ttegtstretluu will be upUtmtUr ‘ *ui will remain open until Nov. SO lo Banfnrl clllten i who wl*h lu vole In Ihn coming CUr electlou In which | ona city C«mmlsStoi,er will !>« elected to, succeed W, A. Lef* tier whuae term ut offlre pi re, title grear. The primary which will be bald for Ibe »»lection of aomlneaa will (*< «a Nov. A ‘and III* ballots will Im cart ott* W t. Cleik m « k , B. lA rtaoa today, ■' ... , Italy-Germany Resent Action French And English Abandon Effort To Appease Mussolini LO N D O N . S opt. l l — (A P ) — F lritn tn to d k y e n d e d th p iinauccp-tyful n o n - in te r v e n ­ tio n p titro l o f S p a in to m » k e nvollaH le h e r fu ll q u o ta ''o f W iirahtpa'* f o r " t h o m o r e Iump o r t a n t " la n k o f d r i v in g fttrn te a t t a c h c r a fYom t h e M ed-' itL -rn tn ean . F r a n c e jo in e d JtB th e declH lon. Alia o( t l » . Jfidndo W aU jaU ue o utIa*™ f;p^tnanl of pu» bet Ihio;ARba: Ret have aaj* ef feet bn tnl i 'chietloa, - C ttf At(torpey Fred R. Wilson, stated today.' All votary will be repaired to have their hhrk poll ' lakes paid before liter nr* ellalble lo The foreign office ’ annotmead m te. the City nltoinay aald. th* chd of th* patrol formed by Tho I'lly rniuinl.slonor w hole th*. 27-natlon NorvInt*rr*bUee hound tor ('hliia with a electod lu this election will take CxNamttbM in sn effort to hasp Id* plum In the City Govarnment goveriUTU-nlownml vessels a f a on Ilia lliwt Tuesday after lb* arms and men from either 1 14a,la obeying President llnoscvelt'a or­ Ural Moiiduy ln January, II w si th* Spanish elvfl war. . • NEW’ YORK, BtPL 17.—(AT — ders that they must n<>t Iran* learned, slid will aerve lor a Relief Ihgt John Iwwla, CIO rhief. who recently mad* .sharp Th* decision lo *nd th* paled, Tainnisuy Hall, fighting for >.a port Irras or ammunition l o f b r terra of I liras years, rrlticlsm of Pn-aUIrnl Roosevelt, had made "peace" with the- chief Ilfs In a comeltack effort wa* E astern iHiItlgercnts. the Unlta.1 Auy qualified voter la ellflhlc rsreutive grew In Washington a fte r 1*1*1* emerged smiling from carried on by French and British a rt hark on It* beets In yester­ Maritime Cnmnitsstou annouuoad lo run lu .'a nm dldate in the pri­ a conference to which the {'resident had summoned him, The CIO w arships^ Her tiermpny a ad Ugly day* prim ary alaotlon w h e n yesterdsy. , mary alert ton. N r. Lanmin point­ generalissimo is shown above leaving hit taki aa ha reached lb* withdrew In anger breauad of at* CnIJed BtatM Benalnr Royal S The romrillaaion’s annAunca- ed nut, " however, the randldate tack* against their -ahlgaa la s t Copeland .lost tlm Demorrallr men! came soon alter reports mu*l fllo hla iiaino with the TVhltc House. June, was voualdcred a mayoralty nomination to Jere­ had been received that I t air- City clerk nt l.raat 10 day* prlhuff to Pramlar Mussolini ami miah T- Mahotiey, the pro-New U ‘M»"»aeO •» V sir s tir nr to the election, requesting IlIcchifMhiur Hitler, Deal raifdldate. that lit* name Iw placed on the Italy and Germany ar* apaaly 4 “ It was g double defeat for the linlluL. . resentful of th* bine power *kt*V stntu'a «» yMr-old senior sena­ The oanimla.dooer e lm * term mrnt drafted at Nyon and giv­ tor, n frequent crlltc ot I’raal■it otflca aspires, W. A. l-rlfler, ing Hrltaln and Frabc* tba major dent ttn*pq*bll'* pollrtes. lie was — « « . w '* Ibe <>Um I member ot the ronltal of tlm pleat* war la tba a warn pad In the Republh-.m- p ri­ K lie c tiv e U CU L Oowmiaalon. a»d idnrlng his term MixHtrrraiMan. mary by Mayor Floral lo II. Oa .- -" ’ of MlrvUe hag don* mecti ' O m it Hrllntn and FfaBea^Rfv* A U sard In who ousted Tammany tha host Interests ot 8anford and abandoned diplomatic sffort* ta TAf LAHASSF'2, Bept.. 17- — four yearn ago aa the spasrhike always adopted a construe h persuade llnly to Jola tha Madlhcatl ot a filaton reform nmve- (AT —Florida’* naw general occu­ lira stand In mallar* relntlvs '» Iriinncin "piracy" patrol, authorpational liernss tan law, rap ed ed ment. » > tlin (illy. Itntivc llrill.h ami rev* said U»t lloth IjUlnurdla and Mahoney to Increase collections by $2(0000 Mr, jA fflar waa started to the isitrfit. card ed lh eir running mates nit to $400,009 a year, will become City CutmuDaloii In ■ special Tin- Urlllvh and Freneh foreign HENI)AYE, ‘ Hrt.t. 17.—(AT— the ally tjeket to victory with effective Ortolier L raising fee, on election In H J i tn complete the A N T IE T A M Itolllefield Slisi p« ___ on _n .............. .....„___ some businesses ______ n o d ' professions ____ A- Ini Inn drfrndcr* of (HJotl, fall­ offices were sold to hav* exhaust­ them basis nt......... Incomplete term nt funner Maynr Nelson burg Maryland, tb-pl , 17. lAV ing back under rrlrn lln a thhisla ed tbelr pat lour* In attampta to ro iurits. Copnlqnd gained a wide and levying them on. others for the llray win. reslgnad. It* coniplel- , W t | l ,nt Room,Vi,„ ................ . margin in the, Manhattan stro n g -]first time. of the BpMilth insurgent offen- rootin' th* aiigvr of Premier Ban* ctl tho two )M rs ot Mr. lire* «! . hold of ’^oiuinnuy but w»* lnun-j It rontalna more specific deflnl-B , wlrB h,.,.n rB. c-t the 7r>tli r-l (nth «mii».i>aiy n n ru tio a ry of *ivc were ii-|Hirtnl tiwlny to b* ilo Muasollnl. They also derided, It W*> dated by „ ildnl Wave of ballot* tlo n . than previous lews, and „alerted oc|,H, ............. , h m . term s j Id, h«\y Antietam in serve three hlia-dy Antietam 4..Ill ti ittle today with iivni.milI. g tin- path of their Icnrned, th a t II Due* will net bo from tin- other four tmnmghs. |M at* o ffk ls l, snkl the result apd lie Its* served r>no rear ns a speech copiii'fiidiiig the nation foe. The city whla result, show ed, would be g rrste r rriilninty In rolA rail In l.rniiiicast front Ha|a l-ermiltcil lo rreahi a new rtlals la tnaypr uf B*nford, !for "not only urtlrijf but ulro mnnen, tnsuigvnil pluvial head­ lb* 37 iiotloii Hiiaiii.li Non lnlerout o t n. total of 1,117 eleclton lection*. ■ Mr. |,nffl*r has nut slated «• lin k in g In .. ........... trema** nude. d istrict*.. wu* a* follows: Occupational llrcm.ct last year y.q wliellter nr not hr will ».«1 quarter i plrturcil n * w(mtc»ali' vclltlon tliijillilHire by attempting ■ . IK-mocrutli*, 3.2(0 d lalrirta; ibrought shoot $r<oo,bno Into the « candidal* for re-.W U un tn l hi" »«*»»iriUtrnll,.... •botage of t'lad-. biidges, ■n 11- to fore* the “piracy" Issu* before Mahouay . .............. ...... 341J45 .fltate's general opeinling treasury. tin. coming election, I A crowd estim ated nt frm . 15 - ways, ti-li-uvnI'll line, und tlu- fir­ it. 1 lie lieiitrullly body- width m s / Copeland .........._____ 1*5.23* {Comptroller J . M- l*-o appealed ing nf score« of ImiMinga on Ih* meet today, -Is |itrp aic.l to block |000 to 2tl,Ouu cli'i-tcl l.atlunrdln ....... —_____ 41.0*7 | for rs ily psyrucnt-L (hi* year In ’resident wse jnliudum i in Sen I .roll frni.I .about .’■() mile* south niiy surh move by llslian Anibosof (HJon. Republican. 3,100 district*: 'help the Slnte meet ll* r u n r n t obiiiilur Ulno Grainll by taking th* ator Tyding*. LhOuanlla __ —---------- €t.44» . IlgntWn*, on which il now I* some Fifty homes In I'ola Ik-Gordon l-ursitIon Unit it is without author­ Deploring “scclinealisnP’ und Copeland, __________ ____ 37.71* $70,000 behind with little pros|wct ‘‘ntlsundcrsli.ndiiiit" cngcmlcred by wen- rcpoitcil di-stroycil and tie- ity to ir.i a I with the Nyon M ill 9 l.ad unrd In s showing In the of kslatnjng nr-oiiiil* lu lliu next the rru uf rtwon-dvin-llnn following mining renter ol B ints luietu, i terrmiroii ai enril. the Democratic; primary wo* one tm eeai b . f # H f r j K t, a ' Mussolini, who lint ilnnandod 4 the w ar nnd r.n lro siln j. |i ■ wjih north of tin- field base of nu ill' of the lurprlae Matures or the The new llrcn-c law covers vlrl* (he nations! .p in t of today, tin- . urgent column driving northward -Imre (n tlie “piracy" patrol *q**l on. Ilia lk*m* ts*ma was waa not on unity mini election. ually fvery every jilod kind of - hi liiisluiiM or Th* Sons at tha t^gfuu ■Drum I’realdcnt .aid "iliM*|dy wo ap on Die |.enn lilghwny, was said lo Ihe rnlra of the British and tb s ballot hallo! and tha thouaanda ot profession p o | s(H-ql^ica|ty cov g ad ' B uglf'' Corps uf th* damp- prveiate that $Ih; d lrtrria or dif­ to have been rnicd. French navies, will be told th a t voto* Jia obtained were the re -'c n o l by othey, lawra. t i prohibits pi Ida dem and, for revision of tho b^-t*w ktng post ot American ficulty of (illy tan. putt c,f the -fifty h^vlaeqi, L^vlucai, iprofes­ 'l^gtou here will reaume their union adversely u fficls each mid Nyutt plan innat bo laid before tha suit of a last mluut" '» rtta-li| engaging ini “fifty nliin-iKiwtr confelcivc* re-convrocampaign. sion or u^tnpaliM iV for which ah practlee nt the Legion Hut to- every o lh n |ui<t. Vfc eland (rudy occupational llcrnse la required by rtfrirt a t 1 7:1# 1 o'clock. Percy in all paita to h-ud a In-lping hand lug In Nyon- jiwitterland- today. h It u r uthcr laws until the licuaae Is Mara, advisor of tha' corps, an- (a those A m uibans who Med It llnly can not deal with Franc* Arclilc U flrtta was rlected and Urllnln alone In till* m attar; paid. , moat." Itowaeod today, cashier of the Hanford Atlantic any toquasls must l>* tnkan baEach county., Ik. «-vml1iorl»rd to ' Hurteg ,thaT aumtgar Mr. Morn National Hunk Ly lb* Hoard of foru Dm util Ira confrronca, ll wa* Irvy a llcenau tars, equal lo bt> per­ •tated, th e ’practice >M*lnn*w*r* director* lu k meeting held In the raid. Funeral service* f o r ^ Mr*. cent of the Hlsl^t levy. •* discontinued because pf the large| bank yesterday. Emma Range, who died sud­ Itoadhousa dance India ipiist pay number ut hoya who were away Mr. I let 1s is today rrlrbrntlng denly nt Iter hotan hare yester­ ■ lkr»** of (1 (0 by the new' law front Baiiford.1 llowaver. since Men’* Iugg*r 4 dlffara from Ills thirty-first year lu thu bank­ day. will be held In tb a Presby­ if "dancing la engaged In ar en­ Ilia sihopls have started t h e th a t Ha ing business In Hanford, and has women's luggag* In terian Church nj 4; oo o’clock tertainm ent nurh ns v n iid y .’ pro­ hoys have relurnod and practice lie n with the Hanford Atlantic corner* ore square, while tha tk l* . afternoon With Ur. E. -D. gram s u r exhibitions I* provided.** sessions ran ha rsaumod with ‘ ^National Bank since IU29. U r h>< corners of women'* luggag* ar* Brownlee, pastor of lb * ' church, This Is’ In siUlliou to any other th* hi.|M. nr developing a bigger w . _ , ||r t till rgivcd the bank In the • rapacity rounded, officiating. licenses required by other laws. and b«tt*r mrpR Ih li year lh«n « |l„ 17. j—I rt’iia fiit Rimih' vi’II (iliii t <1 nn lot assistant c - h le r sine* 1030. The following lisv# been Mked A Heriwe for ■ single night may In aiinuoncing tlu- -election nf to Mrv# a s ’ pallbearer*: II. C. be obtained _ fo r $ 20 . E ntertain­ Tt.e ......... however. Is tr a il* !S 5 ll* ^ U r ‘ " ,’,f '-."Hi­ Dulioec. victor areau e. Oreham ments. rrlvvh fo r charitable put" lts asrh o r in*n, K*rl Bmlerbloom.t!'1 , , rll,' r,t J '111" H Hlggcr* of Mr, lletls as iinldei of lb* Insti­ Hunter. J K. »MUh, Ktrby Fit*, pose- a re exempt. f . who lias aarvad as tb*lr captain Toledo, Old-,, yesterday the Imr tution, a slalrrm .it from officials W eather Forecast nnd Robert D esna , Fortune tollarw iwlrukta, spirit tor tho post two years. Mr. Mara den tir aibidm Ji'i ing the big- cie i<f tlm bank dribiti-tl that ha has Mostly cloudy, tonight and S a t­ Ollfuiployiuf nt ret)..us, i-cclvosl • well t-ninrd promotion Th* following are honorary me-lioios nnd persona engagvd hr aald, • ami-tei-a, in providing for tha having performed hi- duties In urday with .local shower* S atu r­ pallbearers: I . O. BblaboUer, similar piirelllU,_____ _____ use apt I Inna- wl>a Mr.' Mdiwhlnoni waa an arealday. Ext ram* northw est Florida K. M. Carroll, J . T, Newby, and f0ij0‘w * rellglessa faltb bi -pisyer Mat b*gl*r and lad lb* (asm rn nine ml ion re lls l for a count of connection with the bank with the cloudy rain In w*at portion to­ th* ^ * 1 llally nnd totally unem­ blgbcat degree of rtflclcury and yean T. W. tAWtoa. " ' Scaling*, must pey>$IOO o to honor* a t ilia M glon convonnight. Saturday rain. *, . • ployed, and It-tint; «f their prev­ luyalty from the beg inning. Interm ent will be mad* hi Ih*. Fair* - .......................... 1 “ advertised as fire sslrn, tlon In fuakoland last sprlag. II* Daytona Tide* ' Kvergroea O v a » l* 7 . bankru|4ey anb-e, nnd such by the Igdlravlng nest w**h to tag* «p ious orciqmlloi.s, inrumrs nnd their Friday's tide*, high, OtlQ 'A. M* depend' ! i | | , wg* Intended the owner uf the gemta urn ssibjrci le datU a with |M . 11. B. Navy, fi:42 P. M ; low- 16:M A. M- 10:4* Hem sea of Jaak K**ns. lonrnsr member a t bifornuitt-pii U"idd*t>r uwd "in tha !•- m Ut* I n lard iktraa, wa* renaatty form ,it .I jog of ‘T ru st am for r*. Every person*, engaged Hi Barometer . bus in* ** of such n atu re that ne apgatntsd c o p u la of tha Miami employ ok ut- ru -lit security- anil Yesterday, 30.01; today, MAS. About 711 nut'nf-lown ahrlncyi ■aemployim.it li-lief." Oorpo.’ the I s r a e l junior9 corps auch license call ha properly re­ PrecipItitUa R iggers- sni-l a* he la f t^ th o •rill aaaemble at Sanlnndo Spring* Mrs. Mary Field Rolltaa. fer- quired of it under the general law In tba Hist*. Mr. Moro aald. Total fo r yesterday .00 tonight for a IdjftiarbecueEd W h its -lloga* HAH ly-)io|M»f * ths merly <f 81. VllH*4lU HoaplUI or other laws m ust pay $100, *(• Total for month -----------R tt. tJtrt*, Ambassador of th* Morrocto In JacheonvIHd, hag ta ia w over crpt th at •g rleo ltu n d and horilBOLflNB TO BPSAK * . anrvwy woul-l le V n’ !*'', " l Normal to data IM Deremlwr I. A voluntary regis­ Temple stated today. duties in tba Banferd Clinical ro llu rsl products a ta aieibpted. T em peratures . . 'i j A large aigyber oA lh*’ Jackaonlaboratories until JL L R obert. WILLISTON. —(AT—L K. tration system would lie used, by County tea eel lectors ar* direc­ Maximum, M ; Minimum- 74. • amt handlnl' . illu-r. thn-ugh vUU Rhrincre. who are rn U ru m * m n Is ah)* *• reeaaa# bU week. ted In make monthly remittances Vaasa, prraU rat of tb s fluwaam Herald reading. , It was Irsrned today. of license collections to the comp­ Rtvar Press Association, aald y*#- th* post Office IVpoelim-nt or Inn th* Banforditc* have chartered Offlalal Repart a bua to bring them to Sanford other arcnry. Levlaw May be made U rday United Btata* For nearly a year Mas. Kali’ troller. High M H# doclil.rd lo discuss details tonight, Mr. Laos was advised and las has bee* rmpleyed la the M- agaiaet thg MdMgfy a f persons Cl*ad* Pepper and R<. 7 ---------- -----------— . • bout 10 visitor* *V* eipceted to until ha hod conferred with hla roVtaireoU IlM yHal and prior U tto* R. A. (feral Green will ha ua p Fish isl rOmmitte* rom- stt«nd th* festival front th* Tem­ th a t lime aba spent a number eg persfm w h g f W U pay MayTMCtr principal speaker* a t a mast Mg • . Of the KrcrcUrlrs of fom - pi* a t Daytona,Beach. y u a n studying m ad Ice I technol­ joined froM doing' bwslnesi e f th* association Saturday a t B0 A large menu for lb* Bbrlni and IV air, Ih* Wurka of ogy a t the F ranklin School of The lew rsntalaa a section that Rainbow Springs, five mil** north ___ 'Admlnl-lrator, the chalr- gathering la bring prepared by A rte In Philadelphia. n k ln -ag l ahaO na4 ha construed to ft "Rarbccu* King." *f the Kncial F m irity Board, B a n fe r d '* Mrs. Hollins has lived b> authorlae gamhUag u r th* opera' Um director *f th* IVnsua B ureau]Goorga H. Brown. Including all Sanford almost a« her life and f t any IR tw y , a r the opera. aad tba head of tho Central St* kind* a f barbecued meat* aHI all 14 bar many friend* are glad " * any M acbipa,. aootrlvaaaa th a t gao* with IL \ U U k CUy, V J New $25,000 Project Senator Copeland l a ! - ^ . * ^ ^ , . . . cargnj brpjiMf *5.^3K;Cc-Cteady For Loser To Both La-: , .ml P ^ ^ ^aVraverr^; p n te flt Mahoney ° -f w ,r l , ,U u M ■ ,r" 1 * " oU,, First Grid Contest Guardia, kitting Oilns-aa rearguard toward _______ i Chocow, the now Chinese advance -W a'll 'h a v a a n Ideal football hnse, 40 milea south of Peiping. The Jnpatieaa w ars striking the (laid hare otter th e present retreatin g sig h t divisions of project la completed; ^probablV Chinese provincial troops both in one ot the best high school fields In the state," Coacli front nnd on their rig h t wing, kw China official. In Nanking Laonard McLuraa. h e a t mentor wamotl foreign shipping to stay of the Bemlnole High Celery , outside Ifia IS td meridian, off the Feds, ennourwed today.. Although t h e ipproilm aU dy China C onst between 0 A. H . sod • P . M , indicating th e Covem- $15,000 project ’ for Improvement , m eat w ss preparing l a send out a of the field behind tho nigh c ft of war. piano* to attatap t ta school has not liven completed yet. th e Sanford Celery Fed* Irak the Japan ass blockade, will play tb etr ftrat night gems v j, The Chinese w arning . — Vtvm In nffklAl retires t o ' the id Bantam on Ik s bast field the •“ p U ,*J iB m bom« b ite. -T h e re la a good ta rf on thh trtw fw n th e 'c o a s t and wham p i­ time,’ lot ship* ar* anchored In th e vicin­ field a t th e, present rioach UcLucas aald, -but In an ­ ity o f this city. • other (season the field will lie * i. ■ - ' — In etcelleiii condition." At the present lim e the locale are *eaMn* d irt’ In the practice field In the lot construrled . tn [| th a t pufpoaa n e tt lo the playltnti hull field lit order that the fluid might be tn good ahapa fo r, lit* gam**. The Oviedo C hapter of F atu ra The WPA project whlrh catl.i P arm er, of America launched for nu eipeudlture of over IJM.' their program for the coming year POO on the playgrounll hua bePn at their first m sstlng In tbs Oviedo bald up for aome llmij due. In lllgb .School rscoatlf, according to |h* lack ot material* tnr III*It. F. Cooper, advlsbr. bleachers at the W lrs which The program fo r the coming will aurround the Held, ( j r n r waa tentatively outlined and However, the local projnel ill plana were mads to take p a rt In rector reported today Ihet t h e .numerous F. F. A. activities which lum ber for the bleachere had 1 will lie held this year. ■ arrived and that workmen wen* >Jr. Cooper also announced th a t painting It prior to building tin■ Ihi y hoped to have John Janes, bleachers which will probabl* 'h o n o re d 5*mlnols C hapter .member, begin Monday, 1 jM thi*r m -.t m e e tin g 'to dUtiiae Tba cyclone tanre which I**; w ith the body the value of a good provided for In the project ha *' Jirelgrt. not arrived yei but ll I* hoped *•* ■'Ifleen members veer* present th a t It will • be erected batonn,rinl elected thp following officer* the first gam*. tij- e r v e during the coming year: * Last week the Berolnola Coun­ * President. Edward Jo rd an ; Vice ty Board of I'ublle Instruction | M 'n-rldrnt. Bpeneer Wain weight; awarded a roA trart lo tha Ran ” ‘ f'etretary , <Fugana Allan; T reatur- dall Electric Company ot Banhr, A rth u r Ifd&tor; Im porter, T. La lo rd for (be Installation ot lights Lingo; Advisor, R. F. Cooper. on tba n*ld a t a cost of approiThe following hays ware also Imataly $IAO0 The to.opp watt lighting system will ronelvt ot present; * Laddie M ariner, Lawrence 40 lights and reflector* the Mine |yp« aa Iboee a t- the Bandord . Mwire. II III Is W ait, Lewie Municipal Athletic Field and will Jim m ie McOowan, Ferrell lev, Bennett Klmbla, Robert Mur- bn mounted op in polee a t a laval of 5$ “feel. phey. and Edward P a rk e r At tb elr meeting the Reboot Board considered various types ot reflector* bu; decided on the typo used at th e . baseball Held aa tba beat even though lha lalllal M at la aomewbat greater. BepL, IT. —(AI ' T ha lighting equipment will Cfewmatr* tM bo lesjalled accord lag ta re ­ >e i r-old eo-jad C anaan Cook, waa quirement* generally arrep ted a* from the Uni- standard for llgbtlnw foot bail I U n a ,-* , | a t Loa Ang*- B aida which h a re been approved a lta r awveral yearn of , aip arl|tap lu !e’Hmart, U. C- L A- r ite manl with various method* aud dent. •*U .JK »M ,0M k w a . at * work will begin probably nest , in p nqag tba airaat a* tba m impu* weak. 'I n rs s tw a e d whaa a m m c E Officers Named By Oviedo Chapter Of f u t u r e Farmers ‘yir U. C. L. A. Co-Ed Is Reported, Kidnaped * *ijokrAir Hie. . 1M Antietam B attle Asturian Guard Is Commemorated A t Gijon Blast By U.S. President Path Of New Occupational Tax Law Becomes Roosevelt I) o p 1o r c Roads, Bridges And Sectionalism A n d R a i l w a y s Dyna mited By Defenders “Misunderstandinff” the Sons Or Legion T Begin Practice On Bugjes Tonight Archie L. Bctls • I Elected Cnnhier RitesForEmmaRunge Will Be Held Today Diggers A c c e p t s Job Of Counting Jobless In U. S. LOCAL WEATHER bi r Out-Of-TownShriners Picnic At sSanlondo Mrs. Rollins Performs Duties At Laboratory .be : b jd E E U v snd ,iba to u 11 1* 11 'I ■■■■ 0* N *9 ■ M M i Vtw* �•m ■Jr W m sS m m sm s tim FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1M7 operation preparing raw foaitul* wanted to *** for thvmaefvee, and Mr 'prefix t * boiler. ; oil* jow l. “K W c i" gef plxjloted. He *k:>t S e a lin g Q u a lifie s cjndl., 'MJ aw « S I * ‘ »# #**'.• • • Ik e b m l e t » Bit BWH S U M lran or Win eel W S tn H H aw eSee BETTKJd B P R I L I M 7 Those who have believed that life begin* a t forty ueetl u u i- worry f o r fear lH a all over at fifty, or a t eeyeoty, even though they happen to be a Supreme Court justice. Youth has much to offer, of course, but It doesn't have everything. According to a recent sales analysis, it“ Is shown that men and w om en of middle life or later have greater aptitude In salesmens)) ip than persons of younger years. The analysis was made in stores in New York, P itts­ burgh and several other large cities, according to Ml* am f Herald, where the demand of trade would appear to b« harder on the middle-aged than Uie youthful.'* It iraa found that people In their fifties outsold the forties; the forties, the thirties, and the thirties, the twenties. The fesults applied also to sales In stores’ where" proprietor s prefer youth end good Joolcg end the manegeni try to push youngsters ahead. r ' *r . T h e re are many patent factors which account Jor this succcfn in older men and women," the Herald says. “Their job is their bulwark for social security. They hfve held their positions on psst merit and experience. Their years have added something to their equipment th a t youth cannot have. "While every man and woman of fiO would wish that they were once again In their twenties to enjoy anew that 'unparalleled itcriod of life's way, they have never been able to .understand tho growing tendency In modern bualness to push them from the scene and deprive them of gainful oc­ cupation nl the time when their menial powers and jueperienco fit them best for their occupations. “Youth and its good looks have their place. So, too, have the fifties." |EAp. y jl NATIONB; Tlior,I Wait >e Spoil ms, saun I ho d, until the day that I rl«*> 'to 'tbs prey; for my deteristlqp le tu gather the uu it A ct I may ss.embln the Adorns, to pour up»q them my IgpaUon. trail all my Harm isr: 'for all the earth sliall Time—whnl lit it? U in the price wo m uit pay for eerM red with the fire of my (obey. Pur' then, wilt I turn everything worthwhile. we budgeted time, that most valuable of all ramIke people a ’ pure langusc-v I they may ell rail upon llm moditicn, Jet's say that we must have: He of Ihe l/ird. to serve him Time to work, for otherwise success Is Impossible. I) One consent,—gcphsuUh Time to think, for thinking Is the source of power. *11 We’re afraid if they krrp on throwing this Klan issue In hli fffti 1)!*<!< Will Is- blue. tht lo be of some algnlflat, after IB years of radio, vet pit of the air la a vrn* '■ dummy—Chattanoogn POO Freshmen Sign Up at Univsrslty—headline. And only a few year* ago there weren't BOO students'In tnc entire university. Florid. ,trow*. i se t where John L l.ewl» another oiR rrcncc with the A rT a t tlik* While Home ic'idey. (josh I flow those two do hota each 'o th e r !* Time to play, for only In this way can we recreate our energies mid have the physical strength to continue. Time to read, for reading maketh a full man, and fho fight kind of books aro the fountain of wlodom. Time to worship, for man needs some inner source of strength. Time to bo friendly, for otherwise we lose the human touch. Time to-dream, for ww must lift our eyes, our minds and our hearts beyond the circumscribed round that to­ day's toll brings, if life Is to be livod at its b e st Timu to love and be loved, for here lies llfo’s best happiness. Time lo look around, lest wo become selfish and selfcentered, Time to laugh, for through laughter we minimize )mln, sorrow, disappointment. It la one of God's great gifts to mankind.—St. Augustine Record. MOULTRIE, OS, 0epi. JT. — (A1)—South Georgia p»*nu; milts and loss exhaustive than hummed If You Get Lost Tn A Forest *f - 7 ? i rr »**f* •— *»' •r I. Bend out a s BOB—thru* d r tratlni naU la qelek sere—I sa ~r»psai7 j rural at latersk. V m T ^ ' l h ^ T . ft. A. Bowla|~a r t lilk . It. Bending np smoke nlgasla If tktra> ne danger ef e forest firm m gsUudTy n C Using ■ pfrpr to flank mm signals. Sr K. Turning a light M and feff olVer prokoct*. 1 r t " parent*. Shs aoye thky a n Terrier Has Acquired econfirmed blbbera, They won’t frv« 4* teHfcUe Alcoholic Appetite dflpk sight of one Sets them howling With th irs t jsfu U rity of the •st Ims tod to total ttS.SM.MO At l a n t a , sept- it . —t jty— pounds and to bring * farmer* ‘•SlceeMr." lh* bull terrier about ltl.lM0.SM. a beer-goxiter, but don't , liars’ than a shelling Slants his parente Imbidded. and toll mllf. In the State. I Wo ig ’to the pup'e alcholle except where of which era located b an . threw Mr. end lire. L A* required. For 'the switch to e mats of ma­ ilainrd a cup a day la the th Iaery earlier la the week, maintain sobriety, sad now era peering full-time loiter tori the B e t t e r s ' ’ v’ Wkin ■ person beers the SOS i dhouhl gtk bow ledge It wtth t,."-',’Hi.srWTUwHKSS-’ i'iSu?w£ so me medium the Bender is using. approves ell these methods but le Irylnit to n'uM'whistling the eUailsrJ call for help- I t Urges permas to carry a whistle when they go Into the woods. The whittle Is light to carry, far snore pane- th e rescue party should keep repealing Um two signals and the persons in trentla should answrr with the three to facilitate illscovery. MAM ABOUT MANHATTAN .Jfy GROBGE TUCK Kit NEW YOIIK, 8*pt.. IB. —Arghltr< tumlly. the face of New Yorkas If atlacked by a coterie of glfcelie surgeon*, ls undergoing e drastic change. The Those Bqutrs men hes been the one moat effect­ ed, there being no lea* than two solid squorra of alterations comph-trd In the last year, This h is ctnlmrd Ihe east side of Broadway from 4Mh to 13rd street, with new cinema IheStrrs and office build­ ing*, the lower floors of which hnVn been gnsl bed up by start mutagers of dime states, pharma­ cists nod shopkeepers. Ilie sslil stretch of outmodw| while way, which once Included the fuimuis roof garden where Kiegfrld, as n beginner- made bis curly bids fo r' recognition aa a lirndiii’lng genii)!, has disappeared, W eP rap iiS T ?P p ^ P Savings! Tnerpl^ f). jfrfiitif? sUtement of fhe fft** BRles of furniture provide YOU with y o u r chance to paye-and terms made to suit! Hobart It. Upjohn- fh* architect says the t#Wfl how Is e "hopeless Jungle of every-which-w»y tra f­ fic." fie tfcluju widening the si reels Is the" only sensible solu­ tion, and checkmates opponents to his scheme, who claim that such a piMceis would carry away Impor­ tant “frontage" by pointing out ihal only Ihe cheap and dirty beck yards would l e lost. Tu move the building* back and eliminate ' these hack yards, he ilh accumulations nf-.ee/vse~crtd. itydsjt. With no back yards, he iwn-p of rhromlum fislures end nrouic displays. This Is only a minor fraction qf vstint, tliry say- Is yet to come. The town r o i ly will never be satisfied unlit Its traffic system' Is eemplrtrty reorganised, ptrlrty ,eorcxnisrd, nnd no adluadlvItself—that ilinn;; syggrsta 1 " ;■ ; *Is, none which permanent *** offer* " ----------1 “Mtlsfac‘ llon- escrpl n widening of the Imulrvarila and perhaps erection of elevated runways for the side THE PORTUGAL newspaper Seculo reports that l^l- streets- Our Prices ere tower) Our eveortmeula more complete! Our terms easier) A visit te ear ’ store' will prove these fecial Come In TomorrQwl R oom S u ite - Sofa and Large Chair ___ ___ _ ^______ Mr. Upjohn believes Manhattan lihlgh4 acre in oiInto six mil­ lion resident* without trnuhte, which must reuse admilibrernt In some quarters brrautr of the difficulty the Island pnw has in curing for lls million and a hhff.' . Crossing the blind Is now * Anyway, It's a thought. Ami al­ most any m l , If the crass, (own —And IIOTH Fleets *re real beeallee!' HerVs a great velee—e cult# that should be prlesd a let higher! Huy It' here and save Ike djffep racel A range of eipenalvy coverings I re ' available. Y fifiittM H van> Eslcvu, u Spanish manufacturer with Insurgent fym*. pathies, played dead In Malaga Cemetery for two whole* months. Mr. Eatova hid Ip an empty coffin In the family T ew tomb to escape government troopers during government Y-or\ 1. / w, „ t1^ lttUMo; inWit.nte One hundred and fifty yoara ago diirntnatlon of the seo|>ort. lie emerged when the Iniur- 'nearly a Uilillon and a half reatd* today tha Constllutlon of tiw gents look the town. Each night, said Mr. Esteva, he on'the ldnnd. nrul ns there era United Utatea was signed- Ling hennl I ho screams of ;>ersons being exocuted in the g r a v e - _________________________ B edm pg) Eyery T ast« n a g It Wive, this I* Constitution Say, ' 18th □antral Markham Is guing In retire as chief of army rngini-ri-*, |a be Succeeded ‘ liy Col. JulldSr Schley. Wonder whet Uul Srhlry'n mommendiiion will 1h- on thcross atsla ta a a ll ■ ’ mi--------o---------- Colonial vai iNiM. ssiw ivoi.il i a y a » TV. 0T.TK o p Vtu n I I ) A ........ In ts i v p.sibi* «r ii Uancif. I)treii - 1ft rrnl»*i*f i >At* m m m t KmIIf** I* M to»r RlY*f» i W l k * tiiMln»)Rtu<i will* on jMi_ ■•III tv WASHINGTON DAYBOOK Ily I’KKBTON CltOVBR Tha Jap* Insist they will brook no* Interference by forrlgn powqr* Id their little playground in i.hins. Th»tV probably whet they mt-anl whan Urey machine-gunned the BHtlah ambassador. WAUIIINUTUN, Bi-pt. U .— o f.la b o r. It was an Important Job, Tlusv sobstuiloa o( < suit ssrrl- hut put surli n job as In rnusv prlfiring frd rral officials who slay v»l« I’lilerprisea to rush tu hit slda on the jib while high-priced poll- w*|h fst offers. Tlioee offer* de­ tinue nwuit tlwin on Ihe oulaid* ' bIoIk'V ,,flrr he becamo ***ltUnl - ■■ o — •— will bear luoklng Into. accratary and 'ptade a name for A few' years ago people rumTlu-rv L no dcubt that sum* era hlmaelf aa a strike modlator. plained about thk stsrclly of offered L -llrr positional and , It*m t undercut Ibis wan Me* money) Bow It's tho high ro»t of when they slvy on to “work for Uraiiy. He is a bargain a t w hat’ a r. Wouldn't It be nice If wu the President" lliruiigh tho e le c BVUr **Zuro M* Bodhs Corporation bats low prlrea and prosperi­ lion |ict hvl or a session of cun• j " ^ A merles h id to pay ta get hint ty I t tha asm* time? gie>s, they luge n o n e ). But the * f H* labor relations man. B ut the lusu-a mu' well balanceil by per- " ''o r ram o n fler his government We see w ht re the Flnrkla In- kuna) benefits gained from Ihvlr K,rv*tB> not Iwfoiti. dualrlal Cymihlsxlon has granted rinvlco for llio guvertiment. *' » * * * •bother «atent Ion of tim e fur Ihp Juincs Lindl-i- rluilrman of the . ■'Ofh tho sem e c»n bo said of h lla g of IbbfTttV reports, it must i i-rurltlci 'exchange commission, 'BUdls. U r ucver had an exbaud been kidding th* last itm - and I’dwald V. Medrady, as.Is- llr n*;v" l,rlv,lB prsetlee; so hr whrn It Ihnouneed there would l« lunt secretary of labor, are th* ''*?** I give up p flOODOO a y ja r no fu rth er eaUnllons. latUhl,p air to ipill Um government *,IW bUilneas to help Ihe govorn lu runtehl fur haron and eg g i In ' n*n t out o f a hole. |la was an llm niilside world- The govern- nVlght as a Harvard law atudent m ist vvill ml** them, and It ha* ' . J fU»Uea Urandels (hove him I n n stated Ihvl Ihe bole left by • • n 11 *IB™. ■ distinction that fleH’rmly in tlui labor departm ent someljjlqg VWII in theae i ill b - pailieulatly haid In fill. court-balling (lays. Hut Justkea ll -hneld fw w ritten at uiiro th a t 11bo allowed only ffi.000 for office lo th Inndi* nnd Medially sie the sraielsnei), ani) (juit eum usually I rsnde.t *«rt of IndlvkluaL. They " ‘V** include pay fo r a •tctiegn is- the kind you would like to cipher, I uve for frlumls fu r life. Hut Lan* From I hut Job band Is great heck d i r nnd Mcfjrndy cunnnt write In to I I * f « r'! nu nssU tsnt professor the honrat privacy of their dlarlee of law. lie made * yatild tllnib and Ithat they served Ihe federal gov- * •* profoapor of )u|J*MUaa when, lelnaient a t ''» tragic -a n if ire lo k» 1JJ3, the goverHkfept Ifcvtted Several mbnths lie for* Me (irady'M' prop need departure h r down rnme public knowledge, ha ha* .cheek off era from outside ronterut that i aye epwily topped his l'J.000 salary aa urnyd u .il.tu n l sociwtary of labor, llo ruing klayrd un a t tho rresldvnt'a rei'wiay'|i|ue»t, so infotuitlkui here got*. I* K". because the FreeWenl wanted him lining daring the election and Ihe trouI Mf» time kb"r period th at fe j’ lowed. T» th a t extent there wax and NoVtHy Suite*—J.OW Prices 1 . ifi'7 «»f IMiolkwr. A . |). il»T. p*ni In lh«* I Innorw lain C o w n ir J iid |p nf Hwiiilnnlw Connfy, K l« h l«.m. Dif final rtlUCR*. .M cavp l v p u r h r i a ■■ Art M in i F it F o r T h e F in e st r.| |h . E slsls M I* MARSH. S.roasM, soil si IS VS 1 1air. Ifcso Slut iksrs hiss * Bi>rl1-*>O|0 to. I hr n U Julius lo r * tlnsl Oellifm .nl of my admlnlslration of iM r-lslr. *«A <or po brlof ( V k s r a ls i 0*0 a * su rk AdMlairoirla. Oslo, ih 's Ihe -IVlh Say at U.plrmbrr, A. I V 'l h j . S Ds not Jadgr the flae suite fey oar low price) It's ■' special value for our Full •tiling, tkat'a why w« of. far It so cheaply f Thf** qgaUfy piets* — carefully wade, richly veutered ta rare csbU et woods! w h at a vojuul as'iinuK, o r fiARtixa t tw p ' t o r ■W sra u sf »Link Suites KtgUlraMw Fpa IjjH Me*. W.. M. fetfwgti Djaraoad jjtf'ittr By llje Scpre A It I % Vorlely—AU Hlylfa. AU P r k " , AU Green VaDey Dairy BIG BARGAINS 0 Giirtf* =5033 Csptury, Modlerijk 4 5 0 % D U cQ D Q t o * ^ * . ^ 2 051 i kMpJTwSt Im S T m r. �r »U>1 a*a*Wak,Wi A BAD GUY AND A GOOD GIRL £ S o c ia l A n d P erso n a l Activities ^Social Picnic Is Enjoyed By Calendar Atlantic Employees MONDAY 1 ..I I i,rIn n« lie >i« ii i Personals Tluw >iC|«*rfe*lll^ Ur*. Louring lien I it -,|>eudhig the week in Pula 0,4 with her iirte r. • 1 The rlfly-FIfty Sunday School C l i » o t the Klr»l Methodist Church will m eet at the homo* or Ml«a Sara Myrlrk. Lako' lla ry . a t T:J0 o’clock. Hoatoasei will ho Mr*. William Colcmtft. Mr*. l*ortor Lanalng a>|l Ml**; S ara My rick. •jiln jt of tho Woman'* Mlajlonnry noil inure panic* were rltloyed. Ima w h e w *hr »pent a tho il time —-S ociety of th e ,, p i n t , Methodist Iterrnnn Blorrt* hail rliarpe oj with her parent*. u.PC hurrh will be held a t lh o .rtu r< h |he program, Herman llrown bar--------■ i-at 3:30 o'clock.' Circle M^knbcr It.-Ineit Dm thlrkeii nnd mu»lc Mr- and Mrs. f. It Miller have uITThrce will have charge of the wan famished hj Ihn Shnutwn ** th eir p u n t tln-ir lieictr, Mi .-■.-program, . Brothers. Keren N orth, who will attend IT The business Woman’* Circle, Timm present were: Mr. andiHemlnolo High School. •ftiewlth Mra. E- J . Roulh Chalrmart- Mra. 8. n . Shlnhtdaer. M r.'a n d I , *------' ih.-wlll inept a t 7:30 a t the home’ of Mm It- A. Nrtrinan. M r. nml -Mr. oypl Mr». W. Jl C’.illic it -it'M ra. 11. E. Ituiiell on Celery Avo- Mra. I . I. prosier, M«t n < l Mta.jhay-. qwm-d from their home <m •i nue. lien. II. lll.lh V ' Jlo- nli(ty Mra.|T/«f»t'Kirat K trerl In IIH Ii. .licliY • The Daughter* of W eiley of tie! J. 1,, tn ile ji JMi'.'kml Mr*. A. tt.n lh Street. ti'iFIm l MelhiHiTst Church will h.ivr Return Showing Over *11,000 Boxes G rapefruit Shipped Already This Season Ilalpit Dean plan! to leave Sun­ YAI.I.A tl ANSI", tlept. 17.—fA*» day for Charlciton, jh C, v. IieiiM ine Hutu |l,n*iti hoses nl lie. will en ter P o rte r' Military l.rnpi Irlill hail limm Lkltlpped from Academy. durk-hn-vk llim il a t ICR to 1K0 mile* pep hour by a e tu p .w a trh Mi’ s l a t h e in C alifornia, Recording to th e M r.-snd M b u n au nf biological survey. Hr-j* ,‘ru remove.l corilid speed of the gulden eagle IdH'ghton Mo la 120 m iles a u hour. h , r » un‘ a '>J Saturday Sunday a day iritck inspection at i ii« Hluto line will lie luiiucuraleil. In | h-<Ho.it for inatu rliy prob old) wtll nm lliiun lo I tee. 21 C redo Inspect lulls by jftnto on-u, who a t . . . ’ le | ic . i-iii lli» Federal aery Ip*-, ii.alln lln llii.uiclnnlt I he aea*on. New Kliplaltd r> l'jrla a boom In Ihc liny*' and rtrl*' ram p Florid ( ha* 4>o t"lc g ia p h business, Korol laic at* this sum­ s ts ti.o i. nhd .thousand* of mile* m er are from i lo to percent of li-leginph ■ w ire, sta le s the h igher than |u PJ3(. ’ PLAY s u n s • IrtiN . TAVARES, - (.13-Hihler» reI'.nled toiltiy they had hilled one DtlTS' AND tllltldP * 40c ■“EAT WITH IIS” T PI I ones & S tephens *1 u not K. FIRST ST. PHONE .175 Helps Women ’ --im m m —— --- C’ardui In a purely vegeta- of the must notorious raider* (hi* leetion ha* known in year*. II wit* n w ildcat, or "o atsm o u n t" • Inn.lint: Iwu feet h ig h mol nteii.Mirilig I>3 im lie* from tip * SHIRTS «*»llll H Wsi lane* fglflfMl •livwilt l.iih, - II11IIsin ■siOsen uni l*lii Im pnlliirk. I'itM riklstr. 4 9c —SATURDAY— Fried Chicken DINNER DOBS' DltKSS Jl'NIoit UNION | ™ n is s h o e s « 9 c Pair Fm I 98c 49c to 69c Florida llinm idi y.-slorday. C o d ml- Iuiii-i- of Aglh dtu rn Nallrat! t > tip. H u m rei-mti-il M .nriio-iii* nf il.l y ear’* crop he m porfed, I. Instituting uTui-li tnnro till.ely t h a n - I t s l year. In I mm. a i m Ja n u a ry hlmmi friitl Ini-, tn .iln n d a: already I* Friend* of Mr*- J. I!. Tatum will In- glad In learn that she has been removed tn her home a fter undt-fgitim; an tq<Ptation at ihu Those cn!'ivlm jjtho vlnll were: Fernnld -Laughton 'M em orial It. Mra. It. f . Moore. Mr*, Lofeljt pitnl it-eenlly Irwin, Mr*. Knrtl lln»sell, M r. W a lla Elliot t. Mr*. |>. M. King. Mr^ and Mr*. W. D. C iai-tr.e Mrs. K. Jnrobnon. Mrlatent CriwJiv. B ln. Plarenru yVi-u-n, nml }V. !)• •'nthlre.-, J r have re­ Mayo nttld ho had mil, opemnl Mr*, ch a rte r llowmn. Mr*. Janie* turned to th eir ham.- in T im m Huff, and Btra. P. P. Campbell. a fte r rinm lltiir a.-v.-ial d ay . a ■ tlm road ttuard l!i*p.-. Hon alathe guest* of Mr. and M r:. I’, K. lion* locaum - only i » - d hoye* ol Hountillat. v 1 1 nil have motriwl out of the fV ali-it fly in g bird I* thu Htate by truck, sh o rtly ; t !mur- ti SHORfTS IIOVB' I .unties & Slacks . In w^|t rllrill ||Ui«|ll| r-^|b»|f hrl|% 'ia Hs| **iiRNs'ialeo **l ttnrkiFil-rlfrrl iu IIIh i ** suntrrinlo. F u l rtsUar. %t’ eAHir III siltrt. Sn:ilhcrn Style I’tMtklng ■ . 59C“J 98c A f'uol f'lrsn Place Tu Fat' Bruce Calmt and Virginia Grey are two of the principal* in "Bad tiny," thl* week'* new M-(i M offering which play* Saturday, ■it the R iti screen. Also featured In the exciting dram a Vif a power line trouble-shooter are Edward Norris, Juan Chatham amt t Cliff Kdwants. A primp of member* of Handnolo C hnplrr Number Two O r­ der id Hurt cm Htnr cal lo-red nl the hmnn nf Mr*, (iforce Huff Tuesday morning. Mr*. Huff plan* In In*vo *<mn for' Jaeks.iyivilla v.ltrru she will mnke her faliiro lini-'e. 'Mm p tir-n presente.| her with n kiunilnv plplitsup- Ft)R tillll^i FALL . WASH FROCKS v .V v l Q K s G l l U f S .......... u w . t <>l»rf*l mil,,—ri R.,lrr* **S . Vrw IkisINI «ml UmlH-'lwltirrs* fnhrli w l*%rr|»llfin<ill» *«t«rl fill*** 9 irttnfl 1* HSKRtlr »«■ l» mail slrr-wwy wlylrw Itint mrl** Uv rrlRlIrr*. »lfr* ft*lit"** t ,L ’3 w II lilt*1’, *Hif« 1®•«*. V : HOYS' KNCI.IKII Break fust Dinner • Supper 59C each .. u r n s ' and fititup Oxfords & Straps 111 tirto mr In I.MrRf 1 99c A f.t.00 Drruy WASH FROCKS mili OXFORDS 98c <«» $l-i» $2.98 H& A D e p artm e n t S tore " « - h>.' medlrknc, found by many In cum - funcl.onnlj puiitw of. mettMlruallon. It almi helps to Htrenifthen women, who have hern weakened by poor nourishment, by Intrenslna their ( ip p f litc and improving - (heir d lR e stio it. Many have reported UstlnK benefit fn>m the wholesome nutritlonnl assislunee ob­ tained by laklttK Citrdul. If you need help like this, get (’nrdui at the nearest, druif utore, read the directions tin m e n ISn r nntl Sm orl M otidu Ciiam tier of ('omno-iee. HANDBAGS imMIKUTE J'inait w o n iP it know that i lianpr* ol arrraanrie# maku lli.-ir wanlfol*’* aeem largprl S ’l n i TRi'.-ro/ of these lovely Imp*! Niinulnlril Iratlirrg In a variety of Miimt >haj>e*l BOB ALLEN -And-i— A, L t= 5 ^ 3 r < 2 nit riU'im u big sh o w a a?u: Tailored GIovgs V One ride on the Royal M atter trill \ these amazing fact*. . . forutrd skid -I control on steep, slippery hills and J on wet highways . . . t'uit skid con1 trol on sharp, dangerous curves and * over ilippery car tracks. Free demon­ stration ride* on Royal M atter today ■ad tomorrow. See for yourself. f f « « r l B uck*. m S Jv b , e , n ' tfiifS S s t t iO r t S : 1 f i t * * b.‘ I 1 \ (tw ^r*c*y ik U ia a I f o«df ^ The elrverral alylfc* we’ve thta traw n. In color* to I liletneitl yout new outfiUl S t e T H I S A M A Z IN G 1 -M IN U T E D E M O N S T R A T IO N A fh l C la m o u r lo SILK HOSIERY lonrt fa iM v a rd f F ull E conom y V r lc fd l Itinglraal Kirat quality 1 Sixer rliilluns a n d heavier act* ice wrighla In new f a ll color*. Monday Y o u r C o ttu m e a ! llrmiiii/itl Gaymiulfi load ‘u0l“ t yM«dr*d* ° i *1.1111 In l,Aili»V Hl»r» 1 •. ‘JO—,t>-&3 % I't«i el 1%r ■i *1♦’* Ii«t- Isa*11pdt iitlHK t*Mrl%. ItMNr In Imuhh mail ttlbllr unit hnI* • %%!«•» I*»* UlNti drrkvfs. Ills* M Ml lr. | \ \ |» «. %|| sliM 1 h rlw*r> »Ml i«* . ife IrrsH. isnil lisil H .STiinn/ng W rT M M ? - SCHOOL SPECIALS FALL Luncheonette i o’clock. Mrs. George H uff Is Recipient Of Honors ----------- -------------------------------— WASH FROCKS Registered I'hnrmnrLst I'RKSCItlPTIONM Callnl Fur & Drlltrrcd <•1 .u picnic at -Kvunsdalo Park .if. 0:00 ! Mr. nAl Mr*. l'i^ . lin n rd tird n e id n y f Hrt’i Jones & Stephens Cut Price iViiffs Hl< l sTtie bwshaMWJMfcpntftaMggrite) COLDS Thmni* l-Mi-nn p b n i l on I I f ■mu ki t the find toiunii'lrlal mudel of the phnnoirrnpU In IM--S. Within a feu- year*. |>homvgt-n|ih. ■ml rrrord* were aw nping the country. llrniid Pnlrnti: Mr*. <1. K, MKay. past tlrand Matron. Blr* It !!. I'nmahnw, ttraHI tn true lur nf Itt-ilrlel II, tlntnd Chap ter nl Ftorlda. Mis. Mein Blnrk. Mi.a M iry Dean ha* returned from Del-ami where hlie lim it the sum mer with relative*. _ n. Crawford. Air*. II. t\ Btr*. Charle* ll r n on Local Eastern Stars Attend Official Yisit Member* of ftRinlivil.’ I'liaplrr SomlhT T m t Order of- Eastern Star attended tlir utflcl.il *1*11 j.f ih r \Vm I h r ilr.tml Matron, Mf.t, Charlotte IV rrj. nl Pinpeer Chapter Number 9:i at Will* tr r I'nrb Inyl nlslit,' Telephone 148 ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor *'•■'-e»—y- •*--*-* o yaf ti* u » A Soft velvrty vrlouri! R ne wool fella! In ilu- moat unuoual slylrs imaginable. Hal* that will make you glow with grids whrn you wear them. T rlo a g d with veil*, leather* and ribhoo. �■'» T ■T” P t m 8AWTOKD HCTALP, SANFOUP, FLORHM B LA C K a l Falfilf* Year Dream MOO W o rk m e n 5 Y e a r« D itc h 76M U esL m ut K iw a fiis Ai Insanity Cure A d d re ss i^^§parknw>Out§#mjp0Ie Gridderp Hold Second N e w T re s tm e n tF o iiiid O n Moscow, Sept. IT.—0 ^ — of freight bergae and i metorahtpo far paaean- B e tte r T h a n Itie u l-j fn F or Som e C ases CHA1TAROOCHEE, flop*. IT ;J » T b # S e c o n d A f te r A L M O f S i* R u w —tBV -A n « M treatment .lio l Wen (nidSdorod at (W n o rm M ite Hcwpttal far oaffoim* of I dementia praoeox, Dr. Ralph 8-1 Mlag through tip Dtwlj Bterm a. chief physician. STatco." , ; **r. Maguire, former State At' ^rp ay . World War veteran and **tof*,l*Ti dUru»a«l the Conitltutlon of the united Btitrs. He ipoki s i • Mfk-lohg Democrat" who “vot*d and worked for the election of Pretldent Robacvelt.'’ khodt lhahipy begun on Sept. 1. U and women—In fhro year I " M l m ia w e S T f • dtua 76 miles long throughP. — , ■ M l paaiengera and freight nowl WASHINGTON, —UP)— Th* rpgaaing. ‘ , [mnual family bwotne ' b midfhe Soviet regime la partleular-1 TV iT ? fS*4*** •• aa* r W o T h . new cawl- for H ‘ompbu4 leamtad In carrying out d rea ra ilT ^ Iir* " ' V A * * " 1*"” W w tha O reit and CglharltMl^.*-*** *■ 11 ® Oraal, who tried to d«v«lop ri7 * i* ■nd oh,# dmllar Vaterway . y . t . m m E & s T !2 r ± htaanth century. I/' » N*- . » S * « g i •rimltlv# metholi a t (H iriitil y j ^ . I*“ w* •* •>r*io. gad the -a. Involving heavy manual I*11riVVi^a/ ,Bd Nort* ft I* net conalderrd eeeentlalty ". 7 coat thnuaanda of Uvea from I ttangeroua. medical report* show- W »•# arid hardahlpa In th* gar-1 ' ' Ing Moduna ^aml It in lMOO eaaei wlthdut aarloua cona«- n . . , queneei. • , Bmck of Th# treatment eonalata of hi- Bapr*m* Iravenom Injecllona of metr*- hoM ■ "• sol. n ferm of ratnphor. in ad* ahowa Mr rinding doaea until reaction* pher Mia have been produced, then weekly I |*gathma. ontll « to ta l‘ of |4 ahoeka haa reault**J. Tho drug acta aa a i xtlmulanl to Ih* rerebral cortex ' ‘- ' . f j and to tho circulatory and r t r plratory ayalema. .. _V ' "Wha Imulln. we cannot axpoH motraMl lo aoecred In all caeca," A Dr. Steven* *a|d. “It would bo | J | a lour-e of crgirt (hnulil the** H r treatment* be a nirwna of hold- I Ing nut . fall* hop, to the famJJjoj a/ ih# thouMMdk of caie* for whom thla hope cannot be I donihlp of will cont|nue gl .Oalne*vDlt Manday- with game* Tuepdar, Wgdn rid iy andr Thuradgy S I Cowgle, and the rem ainder ak OymeerUJ* If heeeiiary. ' 5 A rc a d e B W f. 4 . . *ar Senator Hugo t„ Iha United Stair* allegation* that he n. Thla radlortholo 'T h . three eoonlinate brine hr* of the American Oovcmmcnl with their theeka and halinres war* conceived ami deiliralrd to tha raqae of precluding the roncen* tretlon of power In nnr branch of the government, or in the handa of any one group or any one man," i declared Mr. Maguire. "When we depart front-that proenhire We are hut a. half atep from duapotlam and the Inevitable loaa of human rlghla. "If o u r ’form of n-pmentatlv* *r7T®rnm*T,*» “•“I*'' whleh w# have *ml enjoyed, ao many Quality SeMi -Poultry And Daii*y Supplies Six Beds of Celfry Ready To Sot RED BLISS SEED POTATOES n .* c « . • ti M rU ulIrn. lb ... * I'lllnian. lb Urey. *f. f U rin a tio n . C UlUll. «• — & z j t j s flk*- a;« a5*i! °f ^.f?0*000 U"i « '"Itbt New ld67 Model 4 Taho A R V IN C A R RADIO M alcM n y C ontrota |„ , «' $145 NEAT 1 ‘ DRESSY e''.»*#»d4j Police Commissioner Issues Special Orders ForLeflonConvenfion S T R IP E • WEW VOlUCa Sent 17 _/ n [PmllM Commliiloner Lewi* J v*J« U n . u g . . r * #r R A D IO 405 -W. lat. saae L « EnftsT i i ? Ybt A. RUssk S te A , i *o w. The New Oe e STYLES THERE IS LONG WEAR IN OUR cancelled during tho RallCaad. of th . United flu 4 Cnnoda hondl* more frel r* fakoblunt tkau tho'riU rv hkttm Q m tui PtytuM Hat 1o a tMr^turrv f7an>«kr!hAAgiw amj to do M*mp fl'hlng before t^a niicplng ot Ihe 19M acaaon. , . .* 101hi Clary 1* going lo Val* d**ta, Ga* I" waek a Nt *»d to lake In ell of Ih* Import**! rwllrxe fawlhall game* durlnx lb* grldlrnn »ea*on here In Ihe Sooth. Joe llnagerln I* go­ ing ha*k la a |olr In Niagara 31***• «»f- * linn, bailee la: N »:"“ „J}'T l,ro«k. IroTlocenil loingeton J ; IM Iin»n Hard ware Co- * Low A s 3. 1. Dwten. Illoonr LEAGUE Giant* 3 lO J w * "SevUua C.rM Eielf* vM iin tt t n JOB PRINTING 1‘hlcaaA al K»« TiilV I V lii.ii nl l-liit.i't" iftit i Al l*in i* o| W ,i|hln aln 'i r le t r l* n 4 pi tlo»|un T ires—Butteries FOR LETTER AEAOI, OILL HEADS. TAOA CARDS. ENVELOPES, OFFICE FOIIMS, ETQ Orf Euny Puymgnt I’lun AS I.OW AS New Vu|b (M iliato . lMI*bui wb loiul* FklUOrlphl > PHONE DOWN SKK Vti FO U YU ti K'1 GAS. O IU M JU K IC A TIO N F ItO N T AXJ.K A N I) D R A K E WORK lew T»'h l: lailsl.m gii llurlitti g l. I; ta illV r iiln t c ii 3. t* Seminole Printing Co* C*rn*r C«mm»r«l*l an*_OanUrg Avmir* S E M IN O L E Iifwfhtya > li ............. 'h l.oli li'l.t.i 3-|| hi |^„ T IR E PIIONK 37 jffx T R Y S H O P 201 N. PARK . .. M IA M I, F liO B ID A *‘nMn S k o p p ln s D la trlc U an d A m ia c m c r S u m m e r R a te s U n til D e c e m b e r ♦ S lnjda Room wiUi I t a l h - « U 0 ; D ouble Room w ith R a th —32.00 C o m p le te - L u n c h I kayo yrm* ^roottnuaJ w p t u i they upuw vl*ti U p MW f U y>« u>»'Tl*g» *| nor king gud WrUU w w lt |i i p»T»f waterfpBpp ’halavrr Ike ivaaoaa. PRIZES ARE ^FOLDER Yro haow th* ffltdam Ifff g^ y hrotroiU yka bH ga if- T*s akptp f Jp BI II t 19 Priu l I a t k v , r t h I 200 r l r V 9 BEEKfartpiwtiM' UntcsitMt lUtis OetiHr f WmMJtMrwftir till Dimsalookiag w d r pm rgh Proof Pi 4» - , i m v * ■ t. rI L-M |—-^ __jLa__ L___ \ 9 • • ♦ PHONK Oli PRIZE n €S^T O sB ft Un. 4n*fn H paey rak/Hky . w — For S*|e '.jffrS: . 3 8 c 34, MOUNTAIN IC S P f . ' _________ Solert your food from n lint of drlirloun Mindwlcheu ■ml home cooked puMrlrn. . . m m i yo„r fr|endB al W K F IL L A L L P R K S('R H *TI()N S THE WORKING • HOME-COOKED |»w ifvlvroi UvWy dl W farmer^Klug Kd« |» buneymo'Mi fhafagu of gnd bellow a out far alriam A D E L IC IO U S Laney’s Drug H O T E L lo E A M IN O T O N N - K. 1st S T R E E T a l D ISC A Y N E R O IK .E V A R D O re rfo o k ln s Ity y fro n t P a rk a n d R iacayna R ay O ppoulta U nion Run S ta tio n n* f- I'lill rea.onaW p-HU/ For Hie Businea And TTb«! School E r iili 1511 hi I ahiI n t‘|tl*liut|tli Ibi.iun IS ihr K « u wary in R| lS |f M O M L I *ti 1111*1r | fv|t i.g ,|| iH iS T A N D IN G S added m a in f u l l vv M T i n v t i . v t t v t n 11 V olk of t-lni-inlMil l l f l f i i at l|rookl>i, <*| Ml good I f ALE CBKAP: New pri'inleed na Ihe hlahllght oflhej Iho old I'nlnii lin g u a club An ri bun l.cgicn convention h ere1 acroia tba »treet. haa moved to Srpi ro lo II, •, of m a il intrchandlidng. . f'une .ire moilt of the old laud Aa the lealonnalre* awing *P tnaik* p'dlllcd OUI to th* nien the avenue In their day end wh». marched home trom ^the w.n nlfhl march, they'll ml** aome* Hit. Ivl a mid 'te. a r t - out ol thing alae locr- lbo«* central jlanl'3{l!in,» r o c k y roll ha* trifflc lower*, wlilrh U*ed to laprouli d u new. and gieuler ernp *tnnd In tha middle of the *troet of tf'i'l mid itone tower*. like fulurUtlr aleel glrnffes, mid 'T he ‘pniado will atari In th* • pill every porndo that eamg •vicinity' uf MndUnit 8i|linre al ibelr way. m<*»l- wl the eincl t*olnt v.Iic.-e On the we*t aide of Fifth ‘ lint lempnrnry tld o ry arch*** frnm 4Mh to Mat, the parader* cci tf|»' 1,1 arret lh» • rclnrnlna will view a reality which could leainni alter the uriuUtlre hare horn nn more than a haiy ' Onli hr limklng backward, dream In tho war era—Iho ler* wli'i h no giwnl »i>l.lli r ever dire*, n u rd eluiie mountain, underline will Ih* pannier* he uhle even liatllrniegl* of Hnckrfcllcr O n* to lee Iho Fliillrnn hulldlc/,, HOC lor. • of the fe«v r.inimin liinliuiirki If Ihe wninler iU rhjl I . m T ton diverting, anme may rerog. iilrn In farller'* ihr old Morion II riant man-inn. oner award* *d the palm fur the mn«l beau* I ‘fn! nrrhltcrlnre on Fifth Avo* nun llrnnbli n , COMBINATION LOCKS fv school locker*—a compltt* Una bf lock* for any purpoa*. BUI Hard war* Co. l r fu r SLaaSai $3.00 Down I|ra«|e«t mam on Ibr >i|uad la HlnglrliUt ni lib. uiuj Ibr welghti llun il’rjip Inn ply in Jphnfon. luilfli.ii I. ulm weluli* 153. and tlrnieluli In ill | ‘it-Vli*. Ilhrw l'r wrlgblng 15! IJtili* I* known ulniul tiiu Tt liiMltlr vlwru. Tin' bpyay.from Jlrevard uuiiil) t.uty in-l/und -n limgb li.illlr In an’ •*ri*rjraai*t» E*m<< l.iii year, n i l ' o r * roaiir'dr *'! 16— A p a rtm e n ts F o r R « |l fepalred by rillB T FM )0|I ' T p . 7 pr[v*io mow* bo*. bath, garage. Fuiulahod room*. tha ball carrying dtparlmrnt rnd the Inatancr, of l l i w k l n c b f r » I ' Mia'-Are­ SOS Masnolla. thgy A n Duuilaa* Acnatrom and aa*. th* pn«». Ih* tutllo and F rink Marohani. Puck /argitacn Ih* nawaretU huvr co <uf r y led ’"Carload t a t -* l« doing y good ^ob In boiling to bury now* of M** fo r sal* or ea­ 22—Raal Balgla To E»ckgn«o and nubllcla* nit Uip acllrltlea rn Mvrtlock E l- WILD .TRADE In* and plegr a* aanled by J.-> C. acre ' farm, value JlAoo.qo or Eliiahell ja il •' aiding— Band unlmprovrd acreage, value tl>* P Q y u |* « i t y T S 3 T m u ooo oo for yuur mtuliy ' | | a M w v f * email modern home In or near S h o w f l w r e a a e A m o n g ‘h; WORE: I hava aow Sanford, fb)* SI. Herald. I ft- f a r tractor, plow, H i s F o r m e r S u b j e c t s of r. Work ggproclgud. 26— M lacetlaneoua F o r 8 k la ■lux. rhon* i) ii a*London. Sept. 17.—i4 7 - T h . return tt England laat night of _ J’ L A N T B A S K E T * , gar trow’jta, and fu ll line »b# Puk* and Durban* of Kant _ from u lengthy Kuropean lour * piles for th* growaj •*“ ? j" * • PtSasasloti of Individuab." during tho eoneMtioaT M HIB- |>y|*. fe»a» In 'T"fh f°r Ihr wh»' (ler. >Ve» Klimdnn la leaving for Wright, p r l" " . ; «Km m ; "r"« . P TolaJi _ Gl (M iffe d Advertisements w ,u ,h* convention Here next laat night d lm ted hi* men !• Wj* la»err.w fay t>efr pccllve home lowba aJI ike roenlyy. fa il ke/aey I 3 I he iHWinreoal a. n w 3­ ' I n no:' llracli Two !■**•' bit*! J> 0 I Croak. rillin*n 3. r a re r■!•*»» In hilar lim it, nacillfn* laioanait 11loom, Ung.no I uU-lJe nlayat /'* I'MInapu lo Mrk|ul*n. nuagrTlrt'lit nr* | KlagwOk |o iT'rhard. J e h ’ «* I Imke*". lUInrrvttlr ». kaaford I ,ur! It**r* on ImII*: oil Wright * CO| lliwlnan. I. Wvnn I, Hparltman I. Illoom I. Hlrurk out! br l»r*ln. j mil 3. tllnopi I llll*: «'jLMP«r,i; an , nmn In I fontnu »—I fill*; olr , 1, Wrlaht la 3 Inning*, a *ntf Jl oft cn Uralnord In 1 Inning* * nni * to rwn*: Ofl Wynn In' 1 Inning*. 1 ‘ On* 1 rnn*: nt) Illoom In * In°n o'ng* 1 ana * rank l|li h) plirheeir ' ^> vrru^llllr»r• wriuipilenrr hr: hy ' wrrlahi. (iirayli ■ Wlbl pl|rh**t Hprrkm«n PatoTa h»llr! 'o of riU m in'a aafclle* wer* Ilnlrnmli Wlnnlipr p‘»ehvr. Illooni laming pllrbrr: Wrfgbl. rm pltr. Hiiiith. pouglai*. V*frr» Tim* »f amn«: 1:3*. U N DO. Sept.. IT. Don Mc* | Galoeavltle G-Men wini t flahford laat night ovei rteel produc'd In tha United .ookoutt' In the final {though* States In 1030 will have sp aver­ i playoff ayatrm Florida age life of 33 I -2 yean, th* Le*gilt (trie*. wUl mret the American Iron and 6tee| In*tl* d* Red* of L/iu Grorgls-Florl- tute calculate*. Fifty year* ago rogue In Ihr opener of • aeven alrrl had an nvcragl life*of about Mrle* ot Galneivlll# Slndky I ••finli# ftmrluiions cm | m I urtwn. . g j -It. J 1 J J J * * . Dolihy rikhinl U p»inj; f f iia a s s% rs ih d «vo mutton paatMgers yaurty. Tun lMgt, filled by fhro pompk g atottona, form "*UJrca*##« * J ,ifa K K V I /or the G-Meft'a UvW 1 i l h S J w fight a c o Wright w*a »*nt )o and Drainird took up r p r x c T T f.r . s i .fog out 164.400.000 cubic yard* Mmykrod with anH i "1 to'F 110,000.000 cubic , fhrd* excavated far Urn 44-mil# "f* rd « d ag Inrufabla. ■ R M n i canaL y k ft Berlin. Prohakly ft* will hoi lit add't Ion ' l®*k* H I fa«t long, til In Ouhudny fot ffv* day* He will debt‘ „f“ w, ‘ iTeventlng a grout il aufforhig aiirh a :n d*.p, tt,. W*ro] by train, re*Ilu th e , uld. of court*, eav* :aE J!n t " 1" 1 t0 I flig h t# of th o lu S . otot* •11490 tan oil Uakar* amatt n*t-- ■T T I -J —-----7 — "houmnd* of *•41161 apeerh f« I <M*ro ( In mamienanee." - M f t r inolorahlpa and alrtw g of > » g * * evantoiljy currying an ao- » » U f» i• ’? *Z *, and many uf you Sanford :an say that you have seen good h*iwlieII and a greai of boyi under a great titan* ihe te st llieie la, and they I ih it they h*J aportamanvjl yyenlng wrhep they ftQ td opt to the club houyp and >d make rxcuecs but tniry In Ihe Galneivltlv club bouje *ve‘ McShane end h it'(d y e aliicercat rongratuaIlona. l aJU. ft. V. Swede Martin la gaing la la fteergla gad plry b&r£ie with the delate»ttle C-Wtn. Al |I w « la gu­ lag back le Kerthperl l«n~g I ■"land fey g jeb with Ike Sift* Troop*r». Ilkye lamgwton I* going U flnrrac*. fl. P- le rinltnee with hi* married life riwl g*t a |ah‘ far the win; I or. Owen Wrigkl h planning IIKI.ANIl. Hi'pt. 17.—D tU m l Illeli Kibool will t r y o ff Ih r 1317 at Id ltd i (might a t g:00 o ' cIim k ngnligit T llu irllle on IM le y M ild , iuvm U Kd bprlnx will Irol mil nn ln**perlen'ced ruR vn "whTcIt pack* lll l la ’ w eight. T ie almnat mythical W andel Tin- tra m J;i»« been |u at-llclng Oy JACK BTINNtTT man-ion, from hntdnil they drawn li*..v lim it o *>ot ^ a * Ao F tilu r t Sarvlt* W riter bllndi ut which lbo»p t w o •^•fiJilld k ' O iiilli^; ' lineup for NKW YORK, Sept.. 17- - T h e ilr a r g r rectuaea, the W endrl ala}h" IlidhlngW n |ll_ 1n< lude t'i'B ■gliii V . .'JlHirrHjCniff, It;, 11* HI* Imr* who marched up Fltlh ler*. may have peeped to watch wnr*. la •‘agi*. | ir. TliotflpsSn, r ; Week*, Avenue alter the war wnn't roe- tho boy* off In tb r r s . Hlliulrliiik i t ; Meyer*. re : o g n 'tr ihe idd place when Ihe)' gone from tha corner of J llh lllggliibuliiant, <|h; (ik k lla lilrr. *trtde the »lrc*cl whrn they *ec «treet. In It* plarn I* a ablnT Il esnlii In (till 31-hnur parndn ftve-and dime emporium A nd lib J i<Imi«>ii . Hi; rlu m m , fb. report Monuay morning at a con­ cern Ip Meridian, Ml*f-. fur n M Il * traveling aalemian. Tex llcyl* comb la going back to Texas, norllbly In finish lili cn|lrcr rnirtr* *yi Manfnrt■ Lf m I [ g u t by tho flrat *• ./yielding three hit* W O T ' 1 a. Swell opened M># lowailwn. r »*•. ljatn*w»Hi# S tclaice* * ! * . * ; ; „ « , h»vinrmtl. If Mussolini To Visit lar pn flept. I6. lt wag l*arn*<l|H may bo pooalbto for ua to i good authority Jaat night I treat n: ‘ meny rgaoo aOOA a fte r ,d kfaf fg tho navartan ettyj mfaakmt to tho hoapllal an<l avert th* aiw d ir ^ dvaneod --- — i l a i t nof me ,/vu/Lg fro n to n An 11 il ro.A 11 ual*t:ivii.l.M Pr JinJA^ « !!» # » Bwryca In piloting hU G-Men 40 com* plete control of th« Stata U«guc idiy thla Mapon Manager Con lfcShan* reached i' gorf h# hf.d Jet back In 1DM. Since Uut tlnif |ie h*a" piloted several pennint ]p front ^tn tho regular H o | winners, but had never won * flnij hy atjftod Ott like a playoff irrlei. w pflro- pulling ovar two runa be flrat tnhurg and' four In the &d off tie* delivery' of Lefty Bparkiaan. Tho diminutive lijr tin* New York Public LIhraiy, rtlll guarded by It* alette llnnt at l!nd Street; PI Put* rick* Cathedral, at t»th; Ht. Thoma*'*. Ml (3rd; and the Plum hotel, at Sith. ' Where llio hfalbrlc did \\‘af-' dort -Aitorla, itnod ' and where many young men. proud of tte lr (trotted tbrtntah pra* Legionnaires Will See i ■nlfornu.* rock Allay, the (ray and alltror Metropolis Changed | Kin 1*1re fltntu building. • ' atorte* high. tyiw rama Ita tow* er In to the cloud*. Huge Parade To Be HigbligM Of Legion S e ssio n T O D A Y 'S S P O R T IN G M sU m O f JmH a # W w k an-1 PT. will aupplement the tniult* -a u x ra a w 7*r& r. K L A N JF U R O R E D ic ta to rs h ip Ih L ab- b red S IL E N T O N wi. wall ."i nate ji iitiiii. :D BYWiNfilfUr HJCTRIC CO. aa the New Anericaa Belie* Uriag Coeeeac It leUi aU deuil* and raanlrw aSriil eacry blank. Maw available *1 m i office of at aegrtat Geaeral BlKtrk d n ln 'i Any anadwr • f w lf ltf (ga be (alwalna^. Get i m i copy of ah* fatdag and (UK N O VI 103 �* r ^ t JL 1 ,.> ’r ' r V-'.vrVT'’ H f f l » Ju^aiiL THE BANFORP HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA’ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1937 I R O S S R O A D S O F W A R li this rallro.nl Nation j( l..iM4f.inr. China. Soldier* hound for the front and relit* get* fieetaf In the other ilirctlh'ii sn« hhmm: In (hit u r :e u* J?p jn r» c Iruupi move north toward I'rlp ln f, •____;______________ Johnson Sees U.S. As Under One Man Rule Floys New Deal Pol­ icies In Address To Lumber Association^ i p r e s s k s f o r d iv o r c e b.. sriaed b y ihc Jopmu.ie for m ilitary purpose* i* tin vrnth l>iy Adventist missionaries In the Yaiigtaepou sertiM a t e . flntrn flying nvrr the irmtitutlm, the missionaries w nt e*. Thin ulrview show* the mission \i Chineee eehuol (No. 1) bull'lln it ( N a. :t) unit the A'lventlet publishing house (No. 4) Inmii d nil tinier (•«•• f|,tltl|* l f .»i • pnrtatliiu mi . Mm-ilHni’nt m.»«. I VNM'U f I f |fllth’ | Jli.tl t n r I I w | ni'. » |u Oft | fin » l J u I mii i»f m iiM . iim jiiiitillliif i *> I in I'li'iiii ||| i ul A. nr. im ||r | •♦•! i i llu* 4*’.i linn I. mil Inn • i Mur I. IM /. '•Tills mil*. I li In" n nilfii 1 *llli In u l r •wniiiMMif n. • l V«»*M'Im Itti 1I|i|.||., llu. JI;|. \ , t ililU.** Wheeler Asks For Probe Into Black Kti Klux Charges r-rt U’AHHIN'tilON, V L ». QUESTION J7. S' l i " ''r llii-lii" K.- Wheel. r III I li.- n,, (IIIiiii will'll fni.lrnl.-d I' m lit, r ItMiSi ti'll’H Hu| ri-lin- ( ' .in i , ill m ,1 llu, president uanm on Mill lllM Ill ' I I 11wlnil l||> M A R K In national politic*, Cl 5 le a d e r John I* Lewis (above) ha* threatened a break with Roose­ velt an d launching of a third parly. M i'iit.i. s|H-"rln nil nr grain. I:i«l uli;lil %t 0 i|, • iint- . ,l||-,ll|. | ■ 11 ■limans Hr i f, .1. i, lui'iin- I'uiifi lluitu i,. tii.ni n In-inl,-r nt |l | , Kn |;liu Kl , Wln-ejer, win ki. i' i i. t | ,| i t |M|h|||,i,| |t, ||||, I'll-lll |ll ^ I, •IlllMlllOc'l lie N''*t ll. :i| N Mill' • J u s ,I'll Kulfey ill | ‘o i, hi ii I •liui If llu* I'rrsliliiil f.,11.1 i a il, 'Mh,l K"nnl" oti,ml,| tin "This I* n (joo'l lllustr.vt an of s.iiat hippens Hhr-i in , i *' mlnUIrst on s t l t hastily rnul v hut happens vih'n fisr.V n . vote blindly for every rugO»;tlon th at U iwa-ls ly the While M oult" Wheel r *a> (erlrd In a s*s*ement v.iretl I , the peers from r.nni.*.ll It. "I Im | If ' .hi' ' i ,, ill ; ip'i* , I . 1 . I. Inl,|:.l I l l - I l l , I l l ' l l i'i ............................ I b |» i II* mill |n i i ii mi i .,inoi"ii‘ i wife. Morin llu .if e it, i ttrln- u U* 'vy i',i 'i • . appi irwl ...... ... ■ it’court il llu* viii i in in ' In '. T l - i. r >. >l in* I"" illvuree. T hey w ere m o n i.il lost ti Mi n i>,|, I' kisi-ciiIiii Abri.honi Hit real. m l.- i|n* i Iuiit '" , im Col Inn , I ' i , m in is ,I,II n . i . h lle ul hlllinlil iln h i , re a d y I ii il it 11 f . power In In je ct lin t "If Mill N n llo n In in w in . |. n ,l.,p i i ) iv ynl llu* l'ri:e li||,|i| abu-il I ll** id iiin iio y . n in l " ,'iid lli„ i In, I, I III.n 1. it i t i p|| n o li' I, In n In i lip o r iliiu n " , I I ll.URI' . Ill "Through loii'li aiiio , d|>|ini|iil Plli,no In till IInn o. id piiMoy ••• |ln ypiltll III III.I U iilllillti'd ill i rri'lT n ii. Iiiut t In m u-1, i l l , fhiAi-r liiiiv sno'-.lil In' i.b ill iip p rn p tlu li ,1 A , , i tiioro-y lim n n un | „ i p , n , In on , n i l ,, ,I . I l n K v e c iilly n .,,U i In , . ,, to l.i, T r im l I'n n i'i, ,« I lit . pnw m l i p., or ll i „ pm •••(lull l i Him wan ,'l llirnsl itf' -j j, all. Tlil i Is III" | mi it In linr (min lip iirfin nf i lull,i I 'ti.ii'i of in,(I,| pnpiil.iHuo, l| I , I',,' | inter 'd jit'in , pn Hill ol |" I pel III!Ill I Ilf mil A ll.' ml ii l.i >:ti tin mid in inokn I Ii n | j,,, A iu ith n u |;«e "live Hie lltr.*1J kj*., | powerful line in.i*4 guvenimenl im (y, , Hie fon; Ilf Hie inrlll." lino Julius,>i, lueliHme-d Hie **"ur' < anil ................ ul iiMiir.nnlioiliin. plans "the lerrllde liuplliolbm , | of llin lilaek rinin-rv mire-, oudj ( houl* bill," mid Hie * n"v o u il. (.£ j | ruuiplnlely illil ilm lol AAA MU.": ,,, llu lidded: . , | (s "Are nil llie e prnpoaeil TUens, (i urea isiinlllulluiiulf ll inuv lie ,,|lt. an. Ilenry t i l l tlulnlrd every ,(|l(i p rouiiuaiidiiii'UI uf liml mid limn., Hut he did II u ll ta IIlitis Ib e ' In ter uf Hie Intiv. Kven revulo- AtlMNI ■ T<ii A i','0 " I .ii I,, i . • i.. i l„i • . 11 . I ,.,| , ,-. Him Hull the title Mi»s A m etlrt nf Itl.H *t i ly mnl pruniplly olvlicnlnl tbe thrnhe, Iv shown svilh her I III'm t'enper ul I be Ir llacItell-dnHn, N. J " home. Mis* .1 , I. 1 1,. lid. Hml fame ajul li« br» r.rie mil fur her as -I m-I I I i-nllcil. She It lvenv-ring from n cold. Shortly a fter calling a atrlkv of !lu Anwrwau • .'V **e«e '' (iuihl In the plant of Hie Brooklyn (N. Y.) Eagle. H irer guild of­ ficers and seven pickets were arrested on rh irg rs uf disorderly (■induct fillnwing an argum ent with pollre over the else mnl acope of tha picket line. This picture w as-m aili during lh « -argum ent. S O M E O N E ' S C O T T A PICK 01 C O T T O N , m Belcher Wedlock who li R think* It aslgkl a* wall ha be. The aged darky la khou n sitting atop bU wagoa waiting la get to tha cattoa cla. il* caa still do a day's w ark on tka plan la Baa w hen tha Adda are white at harvest Hast. SF.fjjDNDvWIFK ADOPTS LAMSON BABY , (| lions lie IllliJb t III se e m ! e iiu s t y n llo n ilK ; ' j Tberu li a " w n n ile r fu l o itp y iiii ally, • ' Ju lin i.'iif m id , fur ' a n him J(i ( 'M l a n d a lo n u iu p a rty uf uppii* ' llia v le .b iib .illr bl.ll poll-lit m e IlIVll .1 llow aid M ipii- i, ( l nln . bina Resents * tsityWhen uf Florida foothill iv nli r, for the tis.1l, U. S. Embargo maneuvers he dues ml the ru lin '' board ns rap ty l" "f l-'| >ti la's u.r * On Munitions ,defrntevl swlmmini; 1-im . | ut . d iv e , lie • m a lts his ilescenl f-r fur,-* I , fl,., Ha* pip F in d papers for the adoption ot • year-old AUeene 'Genevieve Lamsan were granIMI at Ism Angeles to Mrs. Ruth Ranking la m . •on. second wifs nf David A. I am sun, form er Stanford llnlversitv press eavrutlve who was freed of charges of murdering his first wifs a fter he once had beaa a sn lirw d to dcatK Tha T----- 1 an shown la court. . — • •■ ----------- _ i • it i �i 7 ....... J S _____ _______ r - -----Seminole County Produces More Fruit And Vegetables Than Anj Similar Area In America' 8*"ford la Th# Only OnfrtI Florida CHy A flo r ilif Ball, Blghvay And Water Transportation AN INDEPEND1 » ■ _ ™ 1F.i DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ VOLUME XXVI •»____________— . ■ _ SANFORD, FLORIDA SATURDAY, SEITEMBER 18. -■ . — te * — Member Aaoodated Preen Marines Risk THE Lives In Area Under Attack END IS NEAR '• '* M Duval Budget Group Agrees To Assist City Jap Shelia Crash In­ to Markham Road Section N e a r In­ ternational A r e a Approval .Of Budget '^ Comnissron Makes Certain Of Refund­ ing Of Bond Block Chinese Pushed Back In North County's partiflpatl'in lit program as* lijr the nttt* of ttie budgrt Comnf lluval to u n tr. Mayor Pal ward 11l|fKInn « a i advised Inday. Retreat To Fortified Lines Indicates AnproachOf Big: Fight Thi |lt<0<M) w ill SHANGHAI, Sept. 18.— (A PI—Japanese irtHlery un- j leashed a new bombardment' of the Msrkham road section today bringing fresh perils to American-defended sector of Shnnghai'a war-shocked International Settlement. Japanese shells crashed into the area close by the patrol i i i l ( n « l the United State* Marine* a* Japanese navy planea taking- advantage or clearing w eather returned a bombardment of Chinese poaitlon* on a wide front. Tim ncrinl attack we* launched against I.iuliang, I-otien, Kiang wan. Chapel mid Ikxdiing, Japan_ete naval official* declared, aim­ ing a t C hlnne troop concentra­ tion* in IliiMc section*. hew and III Hanford's Iw e n h a n c e d l.niiZR In w ill bitng the near the C ity 1M7 NUMBER 281 E ttU b lL s h e A ln 190S Unidentified Plane Attacks British Destroyer Fearless Near Gijon, Spain Uiyalist I’rcratcr. DemundsLcaKue Force Italy And (ierm any To Abandon Franco WHEN TH E FLEETS, AWAY Italy Recruits- ^ / New Spain Army N ccrin AsL.sForRijfht To Buy All Supplies (lovcrmncnt Needs 't» old (nr W A S M IN C T O N , Sept. 1«.— | A P I —B e ereb sry, |lu ll- c a lle d an III-, a P rcsld eo t little n earer Ita p m l ■•( refu nd­ ing a ll outstanding I mint* vvhl-ti a te In d rfu a lt. M ayor H iggins 1 M h l, • • rtnoscvclt today to d iscu ss w .lti him , II w a s r s ported a u t h o r 11 a tlvoly. Iho question uf poaa.blo United T h e re fu n d in g b u n d s a n il n tiiatcy p a ilic lp a llo n In Iho i fi.-i w fu r | .0 0 h a il- t w rn h e ld L t a j o a of N allon'o constdorIn u J a c k s o n v lll'- hank a w a it in g a lie n nl Iho S m o Ja p in o o o a r t lo n o f th e Ih id - e l C o n in ilis b r i c r .t is , ___. ------------^ a n d t m m n il In A lru th M * th e e v t .1 tia—tca tjlitf- hfls co nvsnsd chu w ill Im m ad e p a lly l i e , I its ad v iso ry cco iiid ttee, *stab lisp rd ' . I n 1921 to deal T h e end I* n ea r for A m erican w e e k . It w a t rd n lt.l T in * |K » iilc lp * lh n i of llu v a l j w i n thd W sncn urian conflict.1' and • Kuropejiil i-vnim erclal o r t l v S n u fo ril'a *• f n n d lm :' ■> u n ite d . f .t s f s s w a s copraH ie* In Chinn if Jap an sue- r o n n t y In a n a n p p ru ti-d ■>> th e f ln r n l tfn te d on ill* c a iit c r co m m it-• reed* ip ihiintuntlne S han g hai lir lle v r s llr.* W .dlln glo n Kmvj vu m m liah .u cr* last «< ek, / | 't e r an.l Genova irp o rto hsvo til h o ve l, ........... C hin a's leading '"it llo- filia l co „ .n in m ...... . ol •aid that an lo * ltrtlo n would ft*** iruii'M linn BwalliHl fa*«*r he d .» p ..tc h ,a . tn th is govorn* l l l t l ’SClUPll. n M # jirttui! 1st (liu ItUilgrt I'oili* meet to coll.ihur.vtr again. in l* 8Ion. It .It's y is .t (o llo n td by a Tin* niminr tlrfMMllrd will* i*i^ few m lm ilt s t'iitspartur* ii. iMinutx iN ifirn pnivmotl miv . i f *w l"*nd* mver* prorated |..... f-sm (h r W littc Ito u tc of Or. j tiivtil m i III** ilf*lllif|iii III lnl**r»**l C . T . W ang , C .c C h in s*# am< ii ii*| a iu o | l i r liassailo r ta H it Untied b l i t s * Ii» tru n i |Myin«iul on lli«* ' th* who called la lay bofora th r l*rc.id*»*l h i* governm ent'* When the .fh-et's away hunting -ubioaitne« in the M islilrrtanea n, Knglnnd's const defense v-Un. play h vital | s " in p io l.sliiig Ihe .................. p r> *•* *• ,MM' 1,1 n#,r . p rr .t r .I ag eiott the C h ie f t * . risl or iuiaginviy Here ate ti* rtilo rial-arm y aitillerytm-h eoni|*i-liiiir )• - neviirncy in |.i lu-e • *“' • v w H w v s i s s s i w M j j lMj holdings W illi the la llu rc ecutive** order clam p in g a par­ tieorge VI. Vine inch eu' nu -I i.-wii fuim - three *tuartei --------i uf th* |>i-upln's Itauk ■In Jackson n ear Plymouth. England, Winner* w ere.a w a n ln l tr**phie* by King t i..1 c .b o r g i on m u nition s charges a t a targ et tow nl nearly five m ills out nt -ea. Many w arships of tlritain'a home fleet, nu-lutling 1 l*sp tithly Imtlle erni-ec P r e s id e n t (J e ts B a c k ! elite several years ago. The w t e ’p ptenlt to C h in a and Japan. II inh I, were ordrred to take up pursuit of "pirate" I'-boats.' ru r llle a had I men placed nn do- R o o se v e lt Hits Court In Talk Oo U .o . to n s titu tio n FK lt'IN fl. SepL, IB. —M l-,. Japanese m ilitary authorities aniiiniiired * trlpU-headed thrust itei'P into Chines* Hopeh province linr-i Inday, and pushed the de­ fender* h a rt toward the fortified lino which neutral observers bellevrd would ace the declair* bat* | s m I| w ith Ih s R ia ls ■* ■ guarllr n r \gwm. r r« M tie of tin Stno-Japaaaae conflict. an te* for lint County funds d e ­ S | m i u 's c i v i l w a r t o u c h e d I lee pita fierce raslstane* the posited In Ib a l hank. n it l - ' . ' r o p t - t l a y * A iK in il> -> Jo p an m - >d rclsrtd th eir force* i n . 1 p l M i H v n l t a c k r d tin * l i r i t W A R IIIM IV IN . Kept i s . - b l l T t"' •«*■ ■ ■ " of *""*» had swept an past Cbochow, the an* * .a «. ^ C«»f tHo ITfUMil Ill|T Will 1** 7? i -Si *lt- i r i i y c r P c t iH iit s o il walled city 40 miles south of — P- resid en t loose** - made nn a d o llar fur a ihdlar i t - - t P d 't ltv rt i JvjHtuij*li c o a s t 1 AKKi A.\n, Krpt . IM lViping which fell lata yraterdsy, ag g ressiv ely to the h n llle fn rj y , l U „„ ln ln a»arlly valu e t i n * in n i S p ' i i t ' t I ’ l i - m ' e r ile n u iiit l- It nn nirpU nr* m«trnH i»l un.l lisd Inkrn new positions along rno rg aiilinth'ii of ih e Jiulli Inry | , . , Pr> ||)P m a lu rlly dale «m lb • .1 i l i . t llu * I.e u iiiP * ttf N « n M*irk *Hi»t liruuplit W. I*. 4 nl* the railway line* to Ihs south. la st night u llh on appeal *hr* I ^new bunili Is leuglhei*e*l run s Vr»l**y’s Iwum t*» Ijik t lan-I rim ; iv.it* ft.i'T - n n e n d to l i e f Tile lig h t wing was aakl In he the uallnii give lls **|e:illy l" | erabl) and lha l|per*-sr rale |s | - —— * tc tk «l nI II a ifuty M ifk k j if'* 1 sume 2U mile* west of Choc how * T m in i -It J i n n " liit p r v r n U o n '* Ihe C im sIllilK o n end "*'• ‘ reduced from (lie nhl rate "t (^ *o n i m a n d e r B o y l e D e in t h * 1 1 *11. Tht* p m u l faltn r rod tin- center wing a t K uan-| liililnt«*n»n*h»*. in 'It-* * n il r n i i f l i i ' t . - • fiiis |H*rr**nt In ] p**r*«u! w liltlt rt*uhln’l I n’ l l m r T r« lrr< !i) In* h .ili'i'tr hi Uoiiiu f a IJ Ht w F a s .U I im n r rig h t mile* southwest o f / TToq m „ »«nllili»i! cr rr„i,U i„ I HIM lU r U w w ill Rratlualtr in rtr« » r tu 2 I ! « if i' irn*f thi" fvMn I'l'Uinif *t« i * r i » !»*«,*1(1(14 un* I m"liij* m 'TU itrd the mi inn city aftar beating the •’raid iu nn 1*11 ill** H iib ri’iH1' ' ttv«r tlia anuir* niri\»-i| Ly nu nrxt b«* rn « I. • t ’liim -e lrno|iH hack toward lovl- (*uiirt,w In* jtiiilutl (•» iii • ' r^r th« FenniKh inaiifVvArtilnc ilr n f M i iierlml. M alll.tiu l rfiiM rrit fur lh r fim t lim r. A »■•*»,( "in. I- N ine t»nti(*n», t e l hy rchui on a railway spur from Kao- u n W d fertiM HFiil w x i.i| t** ' ■n urn r, IliM n Tt«w*|i|n'|, tum n i Hi il ain ini') r in iH T , letrtilt *I |«l T h e m inuiil r lr r t li'S of l h peiin-ii toward Or* hills. . \ | » | i h i i i i i i i t f l y ‘ Ir ti fo rm I* i|iili k ly am *it*‘i|t A m u r j |* iH ii f | M l t ( i l v p i l r y n r nl * ||u * -.■»•*** \vitli ivniw |ii|ii (t» itriv# Tin- Japanese* la ft wing had t'am pliell M issing post No T.1 ' I ti-fiflcil (h r huiru I »ii cimrii in fan t % I n tlw '*1*1rtii** * pllnclsfi** f •1*11'| ili** Mini»Inner gnlng, howsvsr, and failed tid e s o f d lc lld n r * llip 4 lm ( h a v e the A m e lh at* M g l-’O w ill to- held Fin n I!**• Hmfifhi *l miii'i»n w li* t ln r n irp U n # , In keep pan- Iw-caua* of the deep e n * t ilf- d **ih‘-r M ud B u r Ic ' l H i n f 1I k * J i ll I. *K it i at the n"»l reg u lar meeting ol mnd ' mu.i-.l t,y (ha autumn rains. ,i,Ti*iV. f :»’ •*, o r m h f nr** i i ;ii c ra ft. M ilch o f th e | >,**•»I d e n f * spees Ii i ' •*t ,'jm|.nfif|ti S|«iiiikthe organtsalhoi in Ihe M s * " * ISi’i I h mtte fe ll r l't e r t«* th # Tin- Japniieve alan rrjiorted o u l. k ly lim b h i* n iid h - liie hack' A | p r o ilm a lr ly Jt hoys a l­ lin t Monday Might nt k on o i In- b, l ’t| lelHi**' w thi im (i »| I i.ju k 'M Imi Jrlit' nu.* uni hit. lie - f rapid advances for Urelr highly io Ih e b i l l e r iMy. of t. i sp rin g l-ti'h o l (lie In it ia l p r n c flc e s .« nnillto mlumu penetrating Shansi when Itnov'v*It tins I.gluing I*1* •Io n o f Ih e H o n * o f llo - fa-gioo l.lo yil cm* »* ((•■* PtemBtl'U *li’Cllt|Til n il ||.,*l>- «.. mill n itd<s. of «riutiin»il* N (n l l l i f I* H Wdilidtel 111 I'B ifi T r ig ) Province- vtu-l of the Peiping ena'Im-'Mt of Idn 1*111 to name liruin and I (use to C o rp s at t h e ; n „ . u ll|| ntiuouii*-*-1 l*"l**>. lM*i limit (Mflar. tail lie a rea—from th# north. They new Hupreiit- I’*m1 1 |i|stl***'s on Aioerlran legion Hut <*n on llii*| The th e, T h e retiring retirin g I'oonoanil liitflit lOui't ine Fell i * I |»lntnliis It! |tl» Iti f|lK Ill'll raid they lied taken llangyuan, 40 the p|i a llim Ihe Judiciary had lak e front hist night, |*ercy Me lift I **»*■( V IIIPlH l" r W I e rs 1. , ..» uri qu,-«i,,| Hint k '' q u e s i- d H int ' 1 r s e i v merwli iff S**n rn» «! M hh S r inirHitc th»* .Mi i i h *^ fVnu*ri '• ufjTi* K a r l S ' t t l e i lilt M im group an *,.,,,1 atH| mill . siinlhcast of T atung, main fallen Indilnd tin- rim*-a and was ro. advl-n r of ||io group. PH n rilY i* |in n •'* | | . | % *rir im : « til M | I lf Ii m v l railw ay town of N arth Shansi, and In I d i»l *'ri***- til**, d." ^ , n o u n ced , tislav. it,,, nsmti „ of 1. 0*0 1. f..r f*'.T ! ' l" n It " * • .h c a le .i l y (he • M u - r n i .l ll i n u a P c ltlrlltl l-allndeii. on tin Shansi llnpcli Knrl Siiflrirblooru, . eaplsln *'f fb.fc.H d i. * fti.il t -to-. Itoos-t 0* -. K in n k W . , iii (| V |%( tinnier. I W*f> 1‘nder Mr. llo* I' veil in vi-rllo b • i in '-It- II pjalu ■lie corps, tendered Ids realgnaIk'utl -li-f:4m*m rni|V u atc of ttfilnlci lluilf i* * » ♦ ! Hiti if flm n r f Itinera* headquarters In Nank- that Ids ohjm ili «■ of a reorgan­ lion as he t< leaving H suford' regime as (he lemh • milu'I*' lliif h hi .slid iil to lsv.lt of Jark m -rm lle .m ol . l l o . inir, however, dectarad Chinese a ir ised jmllHar* * ; ii a-r*H iUng In Ilw k Mason, -rriU *HH before e a r lr n e tl week to la k e up dll panlanlhivi, iliu m *. l.i It * ’it iu t K r c ta in in a lio n a S'liiil « . P la n s am i "m aterials I t i . l . l . r i t a - , | „ .„ , M a jlo iw ....,! Hr fortes laid inflicted (heavy pun- him. Ia*»t Might, lie made -I Ilea In Ih s P u lle d P late * N avy n m rk fij li»rfTn»d* In f**( i j i r H ii(ii»l S tiilc a N avy In 'hhm enl on Japan's Shansi rs - doubly (Ilf T* Inlias not and Tum m y Morn, first lieu te n ­ ■ii«j iiURiurniiff o4h#r n m n lru rU **4 IteNiti* R t r I m"IH|*- r r r u i r i l m > H is t • ,MrV!!'' Mnnuf, i l i , ft* \l H tr li, tier u n i in if JMiiPlrlous |*ot• tiium f lu n k W, it o ik **n I hum w ill 9tr Ite'if mi jh* pedii k>n. ant. w as made tem porary ra p prf om pll s|lllir l»f 4. . i iiJ u m i ilMMi ncpiVM l ) » m tm lay, given UP I hot Im IIIo u n h | I h < |n iiirt|>,il jh n! * • w on n |i<i(jii!i!p. T h « iNial* « i(l l i f l u r o U k r f R * ln » »»'fv ctf d m Neutral m ilitary observar* sold lie *puko oo th«* l'-nth 'on o i lain Vu h h * 'fjtrftu *\i*4 ii|ip lkatiH ti T iio f i.i l f* -m ini -»**»:* l tl It Lf‘ |*mnit* il ihffi-itill rnlfi 'i tm«l f«ir 11«* o n i i - iH«t Jl«' sti(iI i i" * I slb u (hoeliow suecasi probat ly i-ti-arv of lb - • nlti# of Ihe T h - -corps rnrw haa i s In tlru 1 r I he pa-1 y e -t rr f j ii- r ti! I * *nH-nl * 1n I In* N a vy tii.i i ill iu t ),i f!ii« ( ’ ilk H a ll •mtnai)d w ill r.u oi tl.e IIIM-Idus o f I h r '" " •x '•» ' • • ■ ** . * m .a-mtli! bring the Japanese shortly I ‘.oistltatl-iq nl . gala - t - n air nienls and |uok* forw ard In a j r .ib innti, s-h lo r %!<•• i iitit'p lm l l*ut I h* licit t un«ler» t i l l III" til (it (MHlilHH* W tilk I'M ,, ..........I ....... . f le e t ." T lw S ea Sc-u* • j " M M u k ir r v n e t * o.fdls >/*d t Inin tn n ta rt with sterner reals li rmi'liio! -b ill. clim ated nio-i s o i e s s f .i l i.o vu ri, M r. M e-' , , c-t,.-■T,-*s *t la-.-, i*ii * vfi r siii* i*|i»i•ffiiiiiI iuim Vt'furi 111.' 1*111:1' I .1 i t f« • tin ; «»titw v|u piotor a r e io d * l.t ,- l In J . m- | . M a r r a le rt i- '* - '* t'a lu s r illo li o! . l o t , it. t. sa id . ta-rloonalrw (Irwirge lam e, th at of the fa r better Vv’iv. bhirtoir* i r I*.eriniii'e of l*ou* ra J . |V ( iiii'fin ir I In «« fiiu n lln tra in in g at . )v-air. lieiu rd and a n n rd divisions of the flltuflopd.ie Ills moll- nee spread I I 'l h ' .r w as I,, ch arg e of ll|- l / i r i fjffi lrHIii<lr*r, A i H im * it'-'f* s ii'l i -i I m i lo c a l I itA in rM nion f Yu*fi*11, V i n { f t r w hich M w ill if. *• Hi* f iu iiii- ( H ir e r ; I.- . I th eir r - *-|e r.al l.m in n .a k iri- >u*s- j . ' I “ !'*•■ " !" • ‘ te l*' C entral Chines* government. aen rss o v a d i inbM throter Just .boy* al tlivts praa ftre Ia si night i !•*• I h :i gliip1!!! (lx* U niU xI pca s H'II Ull* s T*i * M'n»i. ij»**l I n u ll llo--e sa il I'ir'nir w as tin InrsA * Thu* fa r the advance has been I.elOM' the W uuiiiuglou moon- T h e ir In M ru rtor for Ih e ru m ln r It lliy d . r h o p laln ; (ie*. \v ■ni.t- ln. s.ilite ih.- Iinit*|ing of »*f M ir ilium in f 1 c*i *L| Hi f v hu il | iv/llsl'lv Ili M 111 llll* l'>> ydar * Ilk lie * pained * a l Ih e so irihle* largely against regional Innnt. h ld o lM n . end lin y H t il. -nt -"* hnnt o f >• . til-* ' (M llU 'i Iu*' F t iin .ii im Mi ihluA' r HT 111***11 T h e i.o * liiii{ w as in rhatgr* of a North China forces- which, al­ O n ly l .r rn'elng the living nuat elect Ion nf th * A n rerlrsn gi-ant al a r m y l»n< la-tli | h . »| inf MHtil T lH 'i. f ( t r Ut m 1 1,.- in lin e u h h li w ill I- I " ttu- f l M ' - a i d IV a lr h un.l* • I ' u v • ImirniAn n f ,i though fighting daaperate r e a r r.lnridnril^, *-f II'*' . l a , ^-s, ne I^Bloti tn he held In Ih e I I u t I m i lh u t * *i> IW > M h > «'tub Hi ila y * 11i»u t*» o t •! I n lllkj R ( lie U( a o l d l l i r RWYlilt I I 'd I I ti A l the rone It**, ion guard action*, have been unable^n said, "e e n .v v e *-o-nr- ngalnst tn nest Monday n'*t*t. • MU'. u i(l I'iH iik 1 i*» .B 'iiulutit | ( i ,la**t | jk. I t i f . l l ' c j Uk-Cf < kd-Mltin I §•** F h ip j stand against Japan's mechanised ternal dmiht a* m Ihe^ w o flh l>|i hmla y . A ppriisiiHiiiti Sv *.* • lijTitu '4 ii»*‘ii •ml n f tlie i tic ’ w»( ili it I*ii Ity VVl i t e r W an!* * h e f W ea th er F o re ca st Juggernaut. li.-vr of n or .1**tuo*rnry nn«l d is ­ ItiMi iiw k ilw rA .1^ f " " ' , T ? 1" rntr • T ,r:," h: ^"'luHtuh w*. f,..m f..m*i, In Fight To Reorg a n i z e Judiciary American Legion1 Airplane Delivers Jacksonville Is Tw ins In Ioakcland Host To Shrine Will Hold Annual Election Monday Club Of Sanford Morocco IVmplet*ives Picnic At Sanlando For IofH'stI Siiriiiers sires LarRe Attend ance At Meeting in mar n»l| In* CITY NEWS* BRIEFS VlNit* I in U»‘ 35 Boys Attend Corps Drill 11**» Sea Scouts Plan -« To Build Sail Boats II oat N For Tlie Navy t LOCAL WEATHER hnn* alri ndv >(• ii"t« it thru Hit*.n M ostly clo ud y w ith ra in in * 'Uf H u lc , lit r* tlm lurr !♦»•* i nrr*'rii sip a te |h e ' llp r l -n tli«t the n*-eI,,,i Ii. |M*rtloir tonight nod in Ite? 4>tl|*|!»t*t iu tofu In tit- * 1 J . i- rI'li A . M *-i*cli u f tl«* I J o n ' i tH»fi «»f Ite-rfriiliri ' m i iiibf'i * i f tt.. #Hit » Imm I •I • i * * e ;.sa rv t*rl--o of . ((Irle n ry I* d ir1,1-1 ||r n, -1 r r iilr n l i-a-tlnos Runl1ul» V i •« wi*il«»r at (I**' m rrtin ir l l u l i , M r. Idiitp - si*«i. ii*M»ter i l i , * tuloralilp w ith If n tlein len l »plfj (Ion 1 l(i># IlH lIf ill tin* p iriiir Vit u -.« ( »• (i n. Il.i ■hi. K i l n nil- u o i'liw r s l F lo rid a : *4 .* |tif-tiu . i (iiiircdarff*, tl nf aggrtm^jjoi,'’ It*- added: atainl|HiHiI u f |f*w*» fmill * f». it n l Bay, |l wa t i T A M P A , Sept.- 1R- — F lo rid a 's r J(ii , u ,w , | , m I-. tun tv,.t r . I ,■m ilv, (n i jii lintnl ru in s I.-ulghl - T lm l Is y o y I have I— n s « V (Cttrilinu'il „ , r K„ „ . amntir • hr#*va*,h*i * • r l h i *'l lii*So d S u n .t i . * tio* foe m notbs »V*ji» there t* a tw .. senators, in T am p a y e ste rd a y , B Af h i ih i i !■ Hip!N E W O R L E A N S , Sept IB . — c r i s i s H. A ........................ M ir , w h ic h , , -r >Const f race i*a. e a , r , ,u c l,- . n o s - *itntJon u , »m nday ay eM. r m Itev lo n a T id e * b P l—TNe m oderate t ro p ic a l dis- dem aruJ. action Ttii* I i<*k* i»ni ilti* i »**.p r f ia i I »t.md behind th e *P ] .h a lr m a n -I •'» n o w -. r r j s l s . " " ""■X Mood the ap S u n l .| * v lid * ', low , 1 I :M AI irb sq c* In (ha C a l f of M rik ro rrik l Jl I »|g. t#l ' I (Hlf l(te"||| llif* i Ii* 1 rlan rero n s b n s o s c ' P^ ntm cnt of form er Senator | , ,, , , 1T , T 1 'f- flta r y r ,,f tbt part ten la rly ■■ CW-c - . ti U - P-’ .'-fi «• > 1 ; k iR k . »»te7 A . W A R IIIN O T O N . S*pt 1< Iff! h a s * r a p * r t r . 1 today b y Urn U n it e ! j III mi ii Is" ; ' u aut1 * •» ' nf Sill lint rlKlt* u tiles re ln fo rra ' " f A lab am a to the suprem e U (ll^ ,(-t,*» eorpa lia s I- - >. '» 7 ;n p, m . w ^Ttia W h M f IliHite* »i»h»m nrr4 I f l’Wii till ft;*1 I* *i,l lid !»« it l full m ill S t a t e . 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Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 17, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1937. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1937; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald