13 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f261c8f99574dd6918ed8844b43eca29.pdf 93135746fd0beffac9872a2f318b31c9 PDF Text Text wsmr SANTORO, ITS SMART TO BE To the First 50 customers making 50c purchase 4 string all corn Seminole Dairy’s s At 117 W. First Street Sanford 8 A. M. Friday Low Prices Have Come To Sant Gar me l K ool Crunch Ice Cream Bar F R E E ! T O EACH CHILD 4 25c Value Accompanied By Adult —Friday & Saturday All Day— lONK TO HACII PERSON) THIS SAME DEAL HOOD SAT. 8 A. M N O T IC E DEL MONTE OR MAXWEI.I. HOUSE C O F F E E lb. 23c WE HAVE STAMPED THE PRICE ON EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE TO ASSURE YOU TH AT YOUR ORDER W ILL BE CHECKED CORRECTLY. T R Y TABLE SUPPLY FOR ECONOMIES SAKE. fa n c y " crocejuej Store Market Mgr, Manager S A N F O R D ’S FINEST I. FJLtiinn Food Store. Crime and see this Beau­ tiful New Building arid Modetnly Equipped Store whethet you buy or not. ' For yOur convenience we have a full 50 foot lot reedy for.our customers to park on. YotiiCan always park at T A B L E SUPPLY MILK 1 aeirv n r r r ■roenwv m m u I ■ DRESSING Mm a ■ MM Pt GOLDEN KEY NESTLES OR S IL V E R C O W TOMATOES 4 Rolls 25C IOC Jersey Corn Flakes 13c 23C •i^ 39c Bartlett Pears 2 No. 21-2 cans 2 9 c SCOTT TISSUE ill Y O U AR E INVITED QL m. M Regular Price 5'Lbs. 21c PiLiSBURYFLOUR 20ib.bag. 79c 5c FRUIT COCKTAIL 16 oz. can GEORGIA W ATER GROUND With PurchoN« Of Any 10c Spire or 10c Pkg. Dalntce Malel Orange Pekoe Ten g f M \ PERFECT BISCUIT—Plain or Self Ruing 19c F L O U R Corned Beef 2 Peach Preserves U H I. . Anglo Sqcans 2 9 c HOUTM OH A 11(10 H PEACHES 2Nb. 2; cans 25c C offee 2 lb. jar Light House Cleanser Toilet Tissue TSS Macaroni V Brand 6 oz. iaghettl V Brand 6 oz. atches 5c Bdx Salt l 1/ , lb .b o x , P ft G Giant Spap Dog Food 2 10 1 LB. CANS DELIQUT Economize A t T A B L E S U P P L Y S T O R E ’S NEW MODERN MARKET ECONOMY'YEARLING BEEP Sunshine Mellow Blend Coffee T » Every Woman Weighing Over RING SEEDLESS ONIONS... 3 LBS. IOft| Potatoes ICUIM 17c . '* LETTUCE LargeHeed,Be.5« U. S. NO. I SOUND STOCK NSW JERSEY COBBLER'S Potatoes 1213c t'I'B A N a VON Avocados Simldit Lemon. 2 d te ......... a .Y u s e v . Jc/ l« O M U IIIS A M GONG! CRACKERS Honor Maid lb. g ^ c Economy Soda or Graham lb. 12c RITZ Small Pkfc 15c Large lb. Pkg. 1 9 c U . Cauliflower 1 2 c vtrt.1 NEW GREEN HARD HEAD U. S. GOOD BEEF * ECONOMY YEARLING.CHUCK ■* Pickles C ..r|U r MMt.red WUU er »Umk 1UII Ik. is . HAMS 2 center slices.................19c ■ticBO a w irra mnuuua i i n a e u i BACON i u » K » ± wnairnm BACON Lb.' rL 4 ac Oho 2lbs. 2$€1Franks lb. 2)c lb.. ir R o a s t J b . 19c w h it # best grade muia ea f d u u i ruorio % tv. i • | nnistnaa 1 ^ __ Each C. • . amd Get It. M r V m f H * P l M U DAISY FU LL CREAM CHEESE Lb. • • <\ 100% Pure Huff U n i Lowest Price In Years. CREAM CH EESE » . R o a s t lb. 15c V E A L » IlHOOKrlBLD s„ TENDER MILK PED P S , L o in lb . 39 PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO 2 for 1 9 c limes2dozijc" Rutflbaj i i w s i e u iu lf 25c jfcS- SMALL PKG. 8c LARGE Miracle Whip S a m STANDARD B ra n d No.. 2 Can E A C H D C C sU ssS m •R .. ft Saturday it!Dog. �'v -^Vr \*-~rt ^ r ? j r r \ r *p ' " V T ""rTT v . / —- . i r- i r !» w r r - y . - *, - V « m* ■ Sanford Is The Only Centra! Florida City Affording Rail. Highway fo And Water Transportation <3te ^ m tfo rft f e r a l f c • VOLUME XXIX AN Another Bank Is Announced For Sanford IN THE N A V Y NOW F T r r ‘" : ' T IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R France Eyes W ar Activity Among Nazis New Institution Will Be I nder Direction OfM .G.McN air,Once IJ. S. Receiver Here Military M a n e u vers Believed Designed To Put Pressure On Czech Government Opening Slated For October 1 Fi .to* < diplom it * Forma inn of another tianK in Sanford was announced today following an organ'Zalion meeting last night in the otfice of Wnlter L. Cooper T,“ JIMMY DENIES In Caribbean I a t l o l l 4*. ,1 r a- d •' - l g l <i d to M id O f Senator George Hurricane Center Is Due South Of Cuba; 70-Mile Wind Is Re- A nother port,-,I Inm asinx DUllnmg 11'resident Returns To Washington After Delivering I’lea To Voters In Georgia p rogram Slated For First Street! h«’ i .lu ll I I . .X ' h l i l 1 IX •Xto It. o i l |1 Ml III "1 • * t ••» 111 f o r . \ ,<'• t • M il t Xt i l l 'Ilf i. t ...1 II i >. i It - NIX I.I.I..I ».. in di*. ; . lix Ml. M«»l mi »t»\ | I. '. Ml 1 •I . l l l l i T ' ' A tig 12. W \ < !ll\ «. M V i.b ni K. misiA p M t AIM Pi 11\ i--wr’ i’ k * i » h i iu ' I It tii ,i t 1||l I I I III I M ,1 l,\ a ltlu .it. II.II per oin.il ' Mid \i»*» 1 hi *aII il 'l 'G 'M I ll t it., ill-* i - t ., ,nisi i I ' t.i'n rt!.’ or W tl I 1 • .? ' ••|»|*• 'I 1 Ii • <.. S .’ llitlt*g i:i |l«*m- •rpf front fur business on nr near Oct. I. 11.- . - n i t a . -X 1 1 DESOTO N A T IO N A L FOB XX - X ' l .llltl xx l l i I’M'* ) » l Hi! Il x'l The executive committee t» \x ill it th e s fim Ifl'l XX.o t> III.. \ t r flu* p" ll« Ml \ H . aGili '• l l . l l l t l . I •••imjhi KST. Miss., Aug 12. —The San composed o f the following men. V. 1 I I . \• .. « mol if* feu b. ,\n a«lvi«“ i y h u i i m I lauhoii D. . I I I ! . M. (i. McNair, federal hank re­ ford units of the Florida S i M II.o , »t l l .»* ' 1 ' l l 1 . X•..•t.. S lam p , pi M * dii'iiM be 1ak« o ui xx« -tiin t'ubn ceiver, si one time located in tic.'*d Guard. D Company, llcud1.1 •• XX .11 . . . l l . t X .... . \ ni At • mill ii'Mibciu N'oatan •I ••v ships I 11*1. d Sanford. ■piarters Company arid the Medi­ m the inii 1hxx• • 111 Caribbean, %!l it. ' toil . . f i m a x ......... . . by it 4 l.i II ' • W K. Kirchhoff. Jr., owner of xx.ok I*. cal Detachment, returned Tues­ NoxJilan < haunt | atol Coif •( m i . . " I * the M syfair Hotel and one ot i •" •III. . t III.- f'.-.il II Mi x ii .i **aga<o ' h oiio no w n i'l'" «(M» ’ day, Aug 9, it. their li*s *e camp ... . |. hi plefi the largest growers of gladlola II j' t . V I iii it* xx •lui mg I be 10 x1 ' I t It.fit al DeSotu National Forest, Miss., 1 .1 llai nr*bulbs in the United Stales. I In Salt In »o. I’ m Rtc«». 1 .1 IX..i y I ' . n n t n t nt oile tierw W. L. Cooper, local realtor veteran lioopcr* after five .lays' • n tin will. I nia.■|o.. 1 tl U i’ mDi. . ho . Ill x• I., com* anil insurance and investment participation with the 'invading' •11pit al Ii.ii I.I.h i l;t|s of . *lll'l .’ YXX’l .’ i • mi < <«i if ot ilia broker. lot. i l.o " o k > x » -'ei n ui Do army in the Third Army mineii*1 1III ill*Y .’!•*|"*»ir ( cm . .. ,t It. A. Smith, credit manager then ill. iii-f.,B11.«rX* s|« n t l ‘ai i' an n II' ill foiGan vers. I *,. 11 o a shed o f Chase and Company. i w 1 . i x x a 1 1 i l l • v e i l IK ^ | > 1 . *d ••• *1 |IX*I -I fnllY 1 •• III. •| s'.'lll They returned full of tales of I ’ ti I *.| mei* Sam Fleischer, produce broker. • I'll.- Ill1*1.' I . ' l l l l i w ii.I |M- U nVef X % .-s' X X .1.1 a • II|»»*H y I •' O olge wt\.» I. . A. tlrumley, grower andtheir short but sharp campaign lino .tit T» vx-»x- nl.i v a f’ . i l»' 11 Wl'll |.8|*•■«!!. s l l l . l _ M |•|.1 They engaged in surprise at l* t packer. . I., til. • . l i t l . ' l * in >.. IU i f 1 'Oil x x III.1 . I,It. X ill.I ,-M*t Charles Dunn, local grower. | tacka, swam and reswam creeks "•k •gnihon of hi h oi N.i daoiage vx ,|h i ep I X.|ll|x4ll Y 1lo f, • x i . in . i amp," J. II. Van Hoy, Florida rep­ •.*■1 streams, gained, lust and re­ . ill , »-i - iif •he *bi • a* in Idxxc i uig tile l»ii .ui I i d . gained ground. They had con­ |* • •• tell mg to resentative o f the Bird Hoofing • .dm I l l A t* xxnlU lit fiolil -i 1 ally •tage* .»w lhe Ih"» i -de cealed thcmeelvea from luwIn . . , >• « I >• al dl*AVC'). I b. ..... 1 step* st Mu1 Mgmn«t ihn,,. disea*«-f lit ah traft, or |...ikuig at a f j f L Y Hoyle, attorney and comb eweeping Xm c w y. l„ • " ' <#rii. v III tii • m« flim* iieieli' R i l k e -1 ..f V\ t i l l e i I 'M l k *|| fought them o ff with hidden l •it • • let.i .(turn, avllor at law. *. I i* atifiit i •I if ,,, ♦i ll the oiejiitM'i« ui th«> l i-ii lie |'i. » 1 .1••1 * oo ut mn the H. (S. Geiger, retired banker guns A t one time they passed H 'i*l.i I K*t Mp.it bir A **iM' 1 1 j under 'fire ' from enemy 7.Vs, and 1 ..in ' * lida's in th‘* and rapitalist. ll, ell ....... t .loll I \|. M i g h t . .91 III II I I or .1 • I * tin m > \NiIIimiii G. The hank will be known aa bad frequent aharp encounters Uya^i'd '•• -o i a a i. ti •I• ■it h* I l M a il.. ||ote*l ith enemy cavalry. 1 .XI. . I t I' m advo.Mle. the Florida State Bank ht San I ' e111- 1I in DEI. \ V|i \l | g I ' I u .o ld it io ii to I ti. ••! Dr H*o •. | y y a* "In Only rrire were the Florida . 11.. 1 lo t 1 • »x • . in o||e ford and will occupy the loca­ li,,Ii .it FI-UIala’ s building *•' , l " II u tlxx it. Itmld • * tli. . onnmn . a.r- .' 1l»»*'a? Hi- n n i" - I political tion on the corner o f First Street troops surprised In this engageN.trld ' F.ni w.ll New X -.ll V tills t lie • l.lllldlllLf oil III. . o.||.» Id.lined **i to ll.'.Y •!•'Y • iiio 'i, >4id he andPark Avenue now housing m* n t Major YV. J. Doyle, of |ely. mi * "id in g 1 ■ g i n iiiiitii-din I Fa-t !•.t-r S »i• • i ..ml S .i-t *i.1 oeni* o, t iil * » n li ili'i'a M o . .iliii.i.ig.' an.J i amp the Western Union Telegraph of-' Osteen, was 'captured' by the uul al* i .*•! | \ x.'till*' o«. i |.i >1 b\ tin Mi.lllDi 1 tin* i H ' x ' r « * s i t x "1 F all IX " •xxu. nuiliagei lice, which will move to the enemy,and Colonel Preston XX I f t i diseu*rd toil'll F loud.i Nitoin.il F.xblhP*. and I'.i.ifu I* .i * •», and D. ' n * d » * * » it x xelt i •• ried i«» Sanford Atlantic National Bank Ayres rticaped only after swim­ *Nbadoin Dies. Shop t xx.ll .. Dr F • V tod a glif1 ..f tKula complet. •I signing of the ming a a * ift stream. 111. m*I ' tint *uid lleallk aeo ea rage T in ) tract- \ ••fetilay |u .I vxI'tlitn* lion-.s i *'p«*rled >m atrixCie* of tin. mi ir x luimi •ti*1 not ntvi’L il»l. Bull Heiuilnn •fill* III omul • mix • nt 1*11 held in t ineiun » ’ * l"* Imilding vxill .owl A.ioiduig I.* I he I |ilo i -ll' HI YYIII. || 1X j to* !• f Before leaving; for the field Vliifiiiiiii tint will t*f D mi !*•*• 'i ft m I II t , |.% ,,f tin* ye mi f ii ill, 11»» I f l i " ' at i» * : i . • 1 Is ! -I. -ii iiIm lit |X». ..lit *I.IY K'XV maneuver*, most o f the unit* The n \t Hooting xxill belielil . . nt Fboiibi," *ui»l Mr lit.»xx n III lille vx ilji the Me* |e•s11f ill ;• i tons hi held a combined 'bull* ».*•! 'jam' • D vx111 I*.* in th. Fb»rl*bi tb**m** I .ife |Usui .Mu i oiitpaiiy ui limit- • »r x 'Ii.* *.*. teii.l Thui* !•••!»• Y 11.. it • itII.I.h: I itina.lk:* ’ . naiiix*t fttMion, principally 'bull*. In D »H *»• *.iy in ii ' m ii Iipi vxitli Dr Al- ,.f Mictnt.*. t in«• mi*I Ill of keeping then piop« I. D • ID• |tix ||' -.»1*1 Company, loloiat* Corporal Pred ,ilni""t . ntn.dy «»f k b.ri'l.i *»*.• lr«*«l F m- vIn* rhb’ f i . fan I .al . ..ntia. »oi |.i • . »'.»i| •• man\ of hi* Gann and Private Joseph T. i ••* ial*." *| fik n and maleiiaU wit! i« u »• M •• vxa .1 , .• man\ "l bi • pt«»• (B ing) Thompson featured the Frank N Drigaaid. w.-ll known T. H Simi|*'H|i , |Mr*i.|ciii of th*' James G. Sharon delivered an luted • inaiiv «f In panaceas, entertainment, und Corporal C ir r'hnnib.'i •>! •'«.ittm.'i«*. uffnially . i.ittnixMoi o f Miami, ha* b.*. »» • »» extemporaneoua addreaa to num­ I i >m x. i \ . • i '-.in tii my own mon Woods wielded the baton, ii* *ii|iervi**»i *»f i'*n*tio* ■xelrmn.'.l iiK fnb.Tx «.f th.* n**«»1 g ig**«l ber* o f the Sanford Towneend *ii •' In . • |ec • ion xxmuId run* Mr lleiicaanl al*** iiuDtui G. Sitnffrtl t..*u Club Thursday tha rnureuay night mgnt on u i i Na na- _ ¥. _ , . i. Iit *1- t. I'M .'im l govern* LONDON, Aug 12—(AY—fiir.it x i .• I th.* interior *.f Fbnnla O ff!»•• r* f *h»* m**«m' imDuii urt*; \ tional Britain has put di.crriq |ire*»iit«- Dr. M •• 11ii i»i *•t » f IdTubirK, ••xhd.it ,»t Radio Citv. New \*»rk. the membere <n ..iy alaiiit .1 I embers agreed \t waa the p o ,id e s ( ) „ '■ri Premier Muss<dini and K.-Im-I Dr. V' D Gm«lim*r. Smiforil, vire- and Florida’* b iiiflm g at tin* best ever given by a local TownA Join* meeting " f Du Di*vt».n • (•eneral Franco l „ hostcii wiili |iccai«li*rit. .«n*l Dr K r. Vaml.t- f '• nturv o f Frogrr** in t ’ hirngo. I-,. . |.. .d hi. Reach, Sanford, and New S h i . ' im aendile. drawal o f furngn fighters hum urift, ■ttrjibt, *rrre'nry An hitcrt* are l*«»i*t and Sl»*wi»r*l l o d g e * of the Antler* will t..* to - I “ It Is always a pleasure to .iB.. ...........I the plath’pain’a civil wnr. M A C K IN A C ISIJXND, M k h. of Miami, Mechanical Engineer, frrred to aa the Uepublican* Par SeptemU-i in New Smyrna, . addreaa fellow Tqwnaondttea," l In. ti.iti-l ao-l said: I'rrmicr ( ’hNmbrrlain1* j.i i Maurice Connell, and Coiiulrti* a at announced Thui»dny nigh1 »' ( Mr. Sharon declared, adding that A uk . 12. —(AY— Declaring that ,y." i- iiii-ut, i •- g t 't '*>■»' y u F°** 1* aid *.hr Frenrh govern tun Engineer, W M. Baxter All they have," he said, “ i, Dim regular meeting of Dm forty-five yeara in all kinds of "the Kooaevrlt p olkiei ere on ik< o III! • ' ■•-I UI In quelThe nr*.foot piling* of *outhern rl" h» r « " ''t 'l { sitm.ti.ji sixIinu« id rr'.m I’ -'B* On# 0>u*ine*e has convinced me that trial.’* Chairmen Farley of tho a pile o f money placed at their ' me,nt disposal by the reactionary * n' ^ur ^rr thl' **r‘ tieh plan for pilic ii*«*l for the foundation ot Democratic national committee The New Smyrna lodge i* j h # Townsend Plan la tha only the building would cover D**' •pleated that all riieiuber* of le.lli wwemedy fo r the Ilia o f tho coun­ put in a plug lait r.’ght for the group, whkh r rg .rd . any sys- ‘ “ i ? * 1" * ,he r ‘ v ' B7 i,b . " * “ ch 1 l»-U.«.rr mile* if laid end to end. J. S. Day'nriit Reach and Sanfonl try. I have made an exhaustive return of • new deal congreaa to trm of govern mere. a. rhaotk under lef'.ist attack for slopping Foley o f Entry. Fla-, i* heading lo.lgea la- prr*rnt in an effort '♦* I study and know that tha con­ Waahington, In an addretv pie- unices its main effo rt ia to in­ trana-Pyranrt* Rhipmrnt* *»f mm He make the meeting nmre *ucre** • WINTF.lt IIAX'FN, Aug. 12 .i committer to prnvid* sure greater prnfita for the rkhcentration o f weolth la a menace pored fur delivery h»re ’ •o government .Spain, tin- llritidi lVr*h*:. Iuiip Kr"w**r.x from 11 Florida exhibit with long I I XX F.NXVtiltTH. K-“ . Aog. Farley, poetmaelcr general In | e<t among u » " (ui 'hurl others belli in the P *-' I to the country. government made these tun Florida •••iinlix** mi'i'tiiig herr flcn.e pine. i,1Y llsherl Subtly ami Rooeavelt’a cabinet, war held I \ ''SympMlhy I'sr'y Feiley de'frnded New Deal ( nin »»a: "Generations ago I t pert eat of Preeidcnt W «ln n «U y agrrrd to call on ■TtA torn of steel will l»- 0 -e.t f „ r c„||i, i P mIwiii utter the meet i.I.im Applegate. N-w Vork guntho population lived In the coun­ wee the main epeaker at a testi­ spending, hailing the ' *' ^ "Uggestion »o the Itnllan r.reiillv n--I gitenu on o euliviVled o f -laying XV. W. try, and when the man who hod monial dinner etaged in hi* hon­ ministration o f work relief un- premier that report, Italy wn. ijqvrrnor Ion** !•» pr«*rlnint m ill Ihe Flori'ln liuililing ami will „ l(j we^k which Florida-grown !»• furnish'il by the IngalL Iron ww, prea»ii‘ *it .• « . l ' •••• I' tlf *.f linker. Federal Itor.-nn o f Inor by Mkhlgao Democrat,. ami worked tho farm raaehod the drrlaktngs compering the „„H ln g man; tr.H.p, and material limr* will Im* l*oo*tdI and to rull Works Company. A ll reiwrnl will l)|H ^ |,j p . I'.cl. ;•'* vistigation agent, w n r hanged included Gov. Frank publk debt favorably with the lo a fto p o M o f lift, ho could turn Gueata Kpl(n wrl# ,,trj 11(|II.m| who m ilntak.1 hU tr.lcblednra, o f foreign nation*, the Anglo Palian accord wh..h i- upon th.* p.opb* of th** *tat<> to lie supplieii by the Florl'la I'o ll P,„| bingo game, weie playeil ni the federal pit on here In th# over h v property to the eons to Murphy, ak| thi* indii-*try by n*ing more land Ci-mrnt Company <>f To in |n f ir , I double eserutloll III Ksnsa* rcf f eshm*n-» wen- «s-rv«-d carry on, and ho-could n ot from “ auBimer capitol" hero. "Million, o f dollar*, have bern *•» be effected upon a “ sellI of tbc prodoi’t who h.iv>- hri-n rnnsistent run -jq, f n||owing liig brnlh.-r Ant iii mure than i n years. Farley dubtied tha 1938 cam­ expenilnl,*' he pointed out. "but ment in .Spain." tho heat o f tho day. But, since The meeting, called to effect a Irihiitiirs of material to all |,.rM atlrndt'l tin- p ui'y: log Applegate went ••* Ii*-* death Wall Street has gotten control, paign "only a aham battle'' ao . . . thrre have been no Teapot 2. Advice to Franco thnt his acted Florida rvhlbita. Walks In the brothers Frank IVrk, llin rv with Hu- mi mi* Indifference that conditions have changed, and tha far aa the Republkan Party U Dome scandals, no little black riplanation o f delay in arrrp'irtg * t a t «• organixatiufH 'Old Mnn* la no longer able to concerned. T h e y know that If aatchrla with a hundred thousand 'be British plan for wtlhdruwul ' about Him growern from Folk, palio will he paved with roqu iy. Thurs'on, ami II. C. Waters, Sr. rh araiteliied Ills 'a y ill prison. Klmida travertine and ,b,. advisors Council uml ImZh .Uii Ii.i i gutted Ini li-i-th and made Uho the rest that ho hoe aarned, Democratic headquarters closed dnllara in billa in tbla pkture. of foreign soldiers was unsatis­ Hillslpironi’ h, llude, I'asco. Finel- mrk, Itotert Knmbley, Douglas an oiivhius i-ffo it l-i rontrol him* and aa a result tho younger peo­ Its door* tomorrow, If _ not a About tha worat that haa been factory, Franco had said "ihe in las, |K-Sot", Sarasota, Manatee, (juarry key stone. Candors mar ,.r, Indian River, Highlands, Hardee, Me will be used for the floors s*enstrom, George Wilkinson, sell made allrged la that aom* fallow haa tricat* ple have drifted to tho city, Democratic speech were nature" of s.ho plan F ilm Rearh llmwurd and Lee and fountains. Warren Odhain, Jark Roll. Henry T in y lefused pirilual comwhich has become overcrowded, and not o ' Democratic publica­ rhisled * basketful of groceries cauaed the delay. Applygatr adding "you rounties, who first decided on tho Cypress lumber Is being fur- Tamm, llem y Jameson, la-m fori, and because of tion wero issued," ha laid, "the that he might hava bean able to ' advisability o f otganiiing. nished by the Bnuthern Cypress ||,rwkk, Colli* Gmlwin, »nd m n'l do me any good, all my there is lack o f the circulation Senate and the House of Repre­ A fter considerable discus,Ion Manufacturers’ Association, head- (ieorgu Rarcliff. friends aie In hell.'* o f money." sentative* would remain DemoII. iker wu* slain April Id, 1937, P , s rss r/ " f the problems o f the industry,' • l| by C. R. Marpherson of |*a Mr. Sharon addad that the era Ik. Their eyes nr* cr» 1940. Roosevelt administrelloii "has not r r e 8 e n ie a 10 /sOO jt w„ (,rci.l*-«l to first organise; bilks, president and K ti 1 n t | m p r T o S l l l ’ i l k A t when Suhny and Applegate shot Townsend plan would, to a corT h e ir enly purpose thi* year cured every III, and perhapa haa each county or locality, k. some- Rwarla o f Perry, vice-president J / i L . . _ „ U U their n e v i eway P out o f a trap set In lain extant, abolish mueb poverty, ia to try te break down the popu not done everything aa wall as it a Topeka p-istof f ictl by federal M. M Lord o f CHrua Heigh ’* what the sim e manner aa Flor- special trackage will be laid for U n i o n v l U i r C l l o i l crime ami distress. Inrily of the President, with the could have been done bed th* preaentod tho Municipal Zo„ with ids Citrus Growers, Inr., I* nr- carload shipments of materials —-----► ugitui who sought them In conConcluding bo declared " 'l t o forlorn hop* that two yonre emergency been lesa preccing." _ Hugh Latimer, secretary of the nertion with the robbery o f tho a .la-foot rattle make Friday genlaed. They will meet her* to the Florida building. Nation ran ho half slave and banc* they may be able to con­ Flori'U Katonah, N. Y.. bank. They were "But", he said, 'I t haa fulfilled, mornlag. Member* o f the Florida Na- ___ laym en*' work o f the again Oct. 3 to merge the counhnlf free.' Today we h e y eco- vince tho pooplo that tho He taught the snake, which has organm tion into a etat* tional Fahiblla construction stall _______ llaptlst Convention will deliver eaptuied that night. - hemic slavery." deni has failed and that they as far as it waa humanly poaaibla 2a fulfill, 'be hopes o f our peo­ nine ret'Jes, Wednesday near hia vrDut) have been at work in the shops ihe address at the union meeting thould pot their trust ia Mr. ple when they turned thumb* home in CRru, Heights. Harvey Henderson, uwner o f and studios in DoLand, Florida. Sunday evening at the i ’rcshy f d o lt k il l s b a n k b m Hoevyr, or Mr. London, or Mr. down on n drifting, reactionary Superintendent James L. Mough- |ir x a Persian lime scrssge, hers. for many months planning the trrian Church, Vandenberg, or aoma equally un­ regime and charged -Franklin D. ton t baa had many T h e y i Include Foster jgr. Latimer is a former iailcontinued as temporary eihiliit. . ' animals an I WAA (timil.U.w *a» ^«nywswi| SO M E R V ILLE , N. J. A o g. 1L impressive figurehead." Roosevelt with the task of saving engineering. ruad man who has been called *o 'he too in the pending the election yf Berns, landscape —w>—Jchw A- Meswell, MParley charged that "our ad­ Fair to partly cloudy tonight'■ Byron Stephana, designs and dla- to lead th* work o f the Laymen yewrohi wnSerUker ead local versaries hove r«» issue on whkh the country. / * * J?00'V . V ,WrI* * permanent officera. " ............ It akauld he our job, nie* celleelion for public ob«rr The problem of providing and plays. John Colvard, Illumination. 0f tha Baptists of Florida. He and Saturday earept probably hook official, wao YOliU bf t%h(- to bnao • iegilimat* (Mqptlgn not only as D eaem ta. bat aa vatlom merrhtndising container f a r and J. K. Wellaee, sculptor. Am- U said to be a good speaksr and showers along keys. niny'ycaterday oo a ted eeorvo s 1« . -• .11.1 III'"X XX » VI Also \>Un Tor Defeat Of Talmadge Seekimr Seal In Senate 1 p o ll ■ ni \o •'-. Ion. •• . 1 v i a m x U \ 1 X S. .k• I l f - f . X l ] |t| ••!*. t ' « " ... '.1I "1, .......... 1 I f - l l l w l l l Ill •• ’ *.1 s. 1*1. 1 41ll it. i in. i ' 1 mill t» IU. 1 « It II... .Kx I Do iMin Si i • • i ha \.« VI |. t S Endorses ( amp O v e r Veteran Ci.niu‘ll> Announces Slli.llllO Remodeling d ip to- niMtK pn-wurr on the « ‘ ** xhxMxInvnk government a* wed I Hr l turn and F ih iu .* foi a lapid *x» u t< lit peg. lutlon of the Slidell n minority Reveille pi ohlem Trooper* fmr. *1 thnt their w m During Jupitne*e mr at tuck* liuth in the words, 'You is n ’t rAo««>l henvy damage and i a*u gel 'em up In the m orning" As ultie* m two area* deer one migl;u compluiiied "You esn hem l of China toda> Tei|ori*nt Mow yom hruin* out oil reveille, grippeal Shanghai, .lapane-e and and no one *tir* till the Ust min* Ru*»tan aim ie* nhweiYcd an III. . But let fMinieone lome into ar ed tim e on the Siheri.m l*or the eoinpr */ M in t* *hoiitmg del and 111*111 gent* limimeied 'Snnfoid I i «' i aid! and they rtll goveinincnt position in w edi'in tmnhie out on the double. ' Spmn. ( ihu illim dr Bombing.*, called ntot In *|»ite of rsmy weather sntl structive than nti\ hefoic hat the li.izaitlx of the r-impulgn. urea, struck propeilte* 0 the thru* wvn little illness Mini no ouUkitt* ..f ilnnkow 100 tune*. oMimie injuries among the SanThe Chin«*««* *nid the Jupanrae foul men Private (;>.<Mlspe«d of dropped bomb* from f«0 plane* D Company returned to bane on Wuchang, arroaa the river! camp fiom the field, aid report-■ from Hankow. Further south, ed that the fieiil medical officer* w «ralartf« hvavdy bombed Wo had diagnosed hit cftAe as *ln-' fhow. a liver port 120 rtille* en-’ complete exhauslitin.' T h i n o f f?anton serin wl to bo the principal ail­ A new border e\ent involvn ment suffered b> the frw casuul Japan and ltu«>ia wa* repoit* ties from Sukhalin Inland where " Foreign Troop* two countrie* divide control. 1 1 National Guard unit* and nth anese ditpntehe* said Ru»*o I 1 i i tiooptl fr*»ni all pait* of the une.*e temper* again flured coantry made up the defending the alleged shooting of u ..... and invad:#: armies, so that the her o f a J a|iiinr»c t Floridu boy* met other fellows p arly" by a Soviet cvrrt-1 ft mu eight or more different vice agm l. slate* t the canteen*, swimming Japan rap police were ru.lo >1 I hole*, ami in line of duty. Ser­ the »ccnc which wa. nrm It,, geant T V. Brown of D Com­ frontier. pany summarised hia observa­ In Spain, Franco*, foi.-i-, ..n tion* on foreign troop* by. the wcvtcrn. K.lrcm .oliin, t, t "These Georgia cracker* are ju*t •Irovp rapiiily towaril the .alnatililike the Carolina geetchie*. The itnvi-rnmrnt mercury k iiii ,-. iinl> gfetrhie* thr«'c that when they »ix aquaila o f militiam,-n i Ip I pii i die, if they've been gord. they'll pi I the line, furhtinK ,I.-t«-riiiin.-«ii, go to Charleston; the cracker* to hold back the off.-n.ivp out. reinforcement, arrive. believe they'll go to Atlanta.** At IIF.lt :tno Tropic Storm Roosevelt B lu n tly M o re Intense p ieaj s p or Defeat ni t.» tian-mit tin* .ill inform »• mediMt«‘U l • I*.11 tlon ;iu l»I , ..m »•i mnif military piepui i*n»n* now tail*itit* plttcr "* (ie rnuinx .lxFoieigri offn e o ffii i.il ! rlsit'd tepott* of N azi inc*»*ures of imti-iiiil *i*»* me "ha m g tol loYhed h\ diplomatic circle* witli In the Navy now. new 10,000-ton light rrulacr. Nashville. re­ the gn*t«te*t sttentnm An authorized sourer «nid in* cently commissioned with (a p t XV. XV Wilson in command. i, the third «hip o f that name Huili under I.nnilen naval treaty linuta- foimalion in the French foreign o f f ii-g- vKowed "iinpoi tan! matoms, the Nashville i* ook feet i..ng neuxeiw Mill he h»M in the Reich Some belief \va* exprr*sed I thnt the Gt-rnmn unlit.nv prrpu- d S a n f o r d G u a r d U n its E n d M. G. McNair designated as president of the new insti.u5 D a y s O f W a r M a n e u v e rs tinn, which is slated to open M Established In 190s • . P i•«« ||lw|I Ui’D'.l r- # SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. \ t G IS T 12. l'US Member Associated Press J^km Executive Committee Of Ixieal Men Is Se­ lected At Meeting S fm ln o le C m in tr P rod n rfW M o re E m il A n d X egrta h le., H i .in A n y S im ila r A n i In \ m rr ira o - l 1 l l -x « wl Z OsleopalhsHear James G. Sharon Delivers Address To Townsend Club Becker Talk On Throat Diseases I ral I'lorida ()rgnni/.iyjon H o l d s Meeting At Max fair Antlers Will Hold Meet In New Smyrna IJnu (irowers To Ask Week Be Set Aside For Boosts . Txxo Art* llaimx’il 111 I. cavenwortli Prison "Vhc ipeaker concw th., ,h. U r * e Rattlesnake LOCAL W EATHER conflict- They have ao loader who patriot ie citiiena, t « ao* that there ■ few feet fiw i tie i f * e^nc ata put hJo aeol of approval o a iu la the course he and two frUwd* ‘ anything that proceeds from ihe of recovery. It ie op »• ea to ee* iW S » ** • limea was discuaeed. Ii ,w a*l ‘ Twe hundred and thirty bulb thought that a two-fifth* o rr l»kat 1 * * 7 ' ff a oop goveramcat ia .aahled wet* proved In Now York dairy i kOJA with decorative paper, would , durtaf ffc* f t ending April 1. 1“ M l b. P r ra »pg . 1 f l u . ) plntcatlona, radio, sound effect* the public la cordially invited and all eihibita ar* being con­ In ___ __________ THw first normiI rrhool structed in th* eahibit studio* at ____ . t A m fr ifi w m found* «J in 1W1. DeLand -T J u t- \ Construction To Bogin On Florida Exhibit At Fair necov.ry Aet and moat of Postmaster Jim Farley Declares , * J .— - (x Daytona Beach Tide* Tamarrow, I j>w : 2:49 A. M and 2:42 P. M ii.i . X / i �. • A . f» " s ' PAGE TWO “ |T|IN|kf| r»w y la I M a ft r n ««a Mid-Night Speeders | Sisslppl, h* rrceivrcl hi Roosevelt Bluntly Another Bank I hank trsiifiitit.' m th* f ’ ciintuc »*iai Hank l.uuisviile, k v , For Best Results Use Security Feed and Seed. Ptoads For Defeat Is Announced ' c.National f whit’ll he became ccuiipt f «dl»*r. ( latter was n commend* i l ' ,r Of Senator George For S a n fo rd • th* po-itic»n ..f c1^ in* r of a I*•* if** raeepl, •>( With n lnr(fi» numl>cr of property owners on Park Avenu,. complaining al>ou'. the excessive speed with which p* E a O rrl * f f « N rla M ■ i i l ' f motorist* who use the thoroughfare particularly »• irght O a la N r IT. Itlft. mt I N P * « l O l- 4 lf. . fl , f U « mt l a a f a N , V Ut id m , a a l u Ik* O TlVe. th e ( I'.y ( ommiftfllon tlMM IIIHtTUCtHl t h e I ’o l l i e I I I • M i«« i-Mppi bankifih* limi** aii'l ChatHurfl r.i.si Pifla On* r « a f « n u * t f r r o m R a g * Oaa < mt I U l « k parlmeirt to use special ilitigi-nce in regulating traffic oil Mon *iny d rn i'w 'a ry n*| to attack BuiMiltff i « 107 Park Avenu r v. ah** a r »iv * »n th* Mississippi Hanking A.'Winatwn. this street and Chief |{oy Williams has announced that my |iiihiii* Mf'iiftl I « n r you to R OU.AHD L UK1N Th* new Inatitution will be Ini M llar know Mini I »!*•- rliallrnifr." rally owned and operated and A f th* c*»nclusM»n «»f l»'1 tiOBDO.I ll K A 1 > H a a l i « a a H aa afM speed laws will lie rigidly enforced. For some tune automobile drivers, whose Inieim-n Thi* I'ffHhl«-||i . .1 ft %• t wn« |ml » d ' be under the supervision of • i t h c l i t m e e t m r Mr M cN a ir •!«' • I it«i H i r r i o s HATiia keeps them out from ten oVI«*-k at nigh’, until two or hi lh»* ri.fiftfM•« n ..f ritiifiy prrvon* fhe State Banking Covumiaaion rtaisd • The ••nthusiasin disp|«\e*l I'a ya la U |« 4 4 t l * r » nmvinr nr'i.-s *h« |#lktfi*r»ti hut ami a* a member o f the Ked- at (hi me* ting uilgcrs well t*-r • r Carrier |o.2a ilure m the morning, have Isen using Park Avenue a* if S*ri»*f»r li H iig i lu' **f tohl n rw i • ial IfepoAit Insurance (Corpora* the 4ui’ces* nf tin* new venture On ......................... ••» 7» that oi**n \|r K ihh ' vrlt r*phrd: T h l u H..ilfc, . . ........ f i l l it were the Indianapolis Speedwav. Jus', why it i* Imn its deposits will he insured Instead of waiting for a ‘ all *»u fill Mmmthm . . .. . • im people who drive more often late at night should Is-in *o WulUr. ►t\. up to $5,0rt0 amt will he subjec t • uhsrriplionR, a very ron-id* rut.i* O N !#■» •• • ...... **"*' much greater hurry than those whodrive in the day time, !*. f»-deral esamination as well a* amount of «tork sui* cription an w iiu o • * animation by the State of paal in at the meeting I am de­ tkaftk*. itaalullaaa tag Ballrvt sf . we have never been able to figure out. but such seems to l»,*at *h** (•>* in*-* han»l- f»tok ng per NlrflalBM.au far fk* Pil»«ar al Klonda. lighted with th* re.-tilt • ami am vata lii I uimI* Mill b« rkar i* 4 The smaller amount of traffic which one is likely 10 fi.rmuti.*- a* the l*-'|ll***l of *.hr looking forwar d to returning to Operation o f the hank will he HI Mgalar a l i r r i l a l a i n|M. j encounter in the wee small hours of the morning probably j*h«*togrTu|»lie t •. iho hu«l **-rn tin Sanford to make my pet man* n with a capitalisation of $fd>. r«».«. iai.su i• ■ n . r " » » » makes for greater sis-ed will) some people. The broad »(.l** *t> rt.’ifi •1 i- t .al i< »'ii*-. ••mi and a pmd up siirplui of lu.lMtat Ik * llrra U la ( N M fU a a l , . . , , _ . . . Th*|*»a - Ilia 1it* r*-f»rr*-t| In % lo.oou. Stuck nubNcriptions at |UM mt NarrflalH. OffUrr nr* tNOrniJghfnrV M|irr/I<|* OUt Infor*- O/lt*. IfJVIg, fttHl'pIlt. Uh'l Among the r«*nrratulat«irV m*-* lirhrgu tty nr*»» •• -••v**r:il tirnt^- j l j o per share have alieady W l«l*l ■u.s Mir, la ifca Milk ia>«.aiprlaclgal >«M Us lur as the eye call see, fairly deserted, and one is sore .(jrc- r*c *ivrd upon the *••!*• In»ti •I Ik# nit<| xsmI ’ It# »ri null* in "in Imby Iik-h I at \|r McNair president was aa rln i 4 bl«B|p ** 4 .k*w 1) tempted to step on the gas and forget the consequence.. yttritl i|ti*i«ti«i .» . • t»•I* man an>l a »-#•*-n overs ub sc ribed • linens, it whs reported. A • I** follo wing from S. W T*»k. \V .*» However, the fact should be emphasized that despite •aftwilgr " •tat** charter wiH he t-isued a* low. \ ire pre-n|«*nt o f (he k c» st aceiden Tk* llerwld la ■ m ra k*r mt Tk* 'hr small amount of traffic late at night, most Tin n Mt U.t « . »T a*M* «l; ..... . hs the technicalities of or Nat c.n;il Hank o f Memphis " I I A M * f U l » d l*fraa Mhlrh la * irla * •s-cur between sundown and sunrise. It goes without *a> •.(lor v«rif lrm**ft "llu l • . tc.ioizadon have been completed has been my pleasure to have a f t r l , f a ' l l l o l la Ik* mmm far r* for whttttt f t .i . . m affirtinnnlr jrakll**! I«*m of all arw* tflrpalrkrt ng that the visibility is laid, and the reduced traffic makes The -fate com ptroller has already knowti Mr M tN air for man\J rrrdllrd l « II -or mmt a l h * r » l » r tor Increased carelessness whieh more than offse's the ad ro-ipii i|, 1» it d .• 1ii a l«..in | differ accepted the name. “ H o n d a \ * a » * and 1 congr atulate y*«»i #,*4llr4 fa Ikla pap«r aa4 aka* hpgrMy :»t *1 • * 1v ••*! ' h*- prin antages. Furthermore, late drivers have a higher per|k* l«#al a * M a pabllakrd k*r*l*. Male- Hank o f S an for d." It wan • garni, ilion on securing m*» f hoW the w• All F lik ll (a klI aa I laa mt a,e- ■entage of drunken drivers among their numbers than dav- • t|*l* ■ at' l t e \ealecl. •ervice- a* on* o f its n ift ie r * 4 U , «lr k r a karala art ala* €••aV•-1nttl-ft ' f ' h. I ’ nil***l Stii’ e-* irne drivers. p tw riN . mail** He h'l* had wide evper ienc * uN*. ann •iiinrement w.v * •h'Mtlfl tH 'll'* ' I \no'her thing which these mid-night speeders need o ff ir e r a nr |:irr*oMi»r| a hank eterutivt* and also durin g1 fh** .i« fi* i. In l ’ rf‘ *id«*nt A « nit • * • *•i• FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. M»J* Mr. M r th* r»a*t IJ year* a* a national to have impressed upon them is that 39,500 persons died *i»i*l h** hr»*l /!•:»* |i**r o*inal • «* *-ji( th** prraidenry During the time hi iiutnmohilo accidents last veur. not *.o mention several fni'lbl hi|t‘ f r ••t• lik* l»**nn*itf Nair, who U living in I'alatka, hank receiver. J M H I.E V E R S E F O R T O D A Y million injuries This represents an increase of more Hal. ( R M.itftt i If* p i •"•* nta*iv** will move* to Sanford in (hr n«;ir he an* :i hanker in Mississippi o f the ( ol nr** ii le will he r*-mn-nihrrrtl he vea* al*u a member , 1)0 W K H o AS W K I .I, A S WK 'ban I percent over the ntimls-r who died In similar acri* VVm'I swurth t i: . > t nnd lipprpthr federal Itonrd »»f I •»nimi««ioners o f th* l*i lo< ul r i t iir n * h* ll«t||«p Hr -••flinttv* H. The annual cost of these acci­ K N O W ? lie hath «how«-d thr*-. den's the previous year. llunking Department I » *•*’ ••1VIcr o f thr Fir^t National State |iiih)tr:in i* » 0 hid fig wild1 n ifidMli “ fill whui dents runs into billions of dollars. ii. • ha* witlr i-xiprrirnr*- have a high regard foi turn n• Th*- • f i • ‘ 'ii . |*i ’•ii Ip i i I run- Marik dci'.h the Idinl rr«juirr of (hi*-, I ideas vou want to add your own name to this rap'llito*'h :ii« a hank r i r r u t t v r nml n* ii man and a blinker and predict | bat to <Iq JubMv . and to love iih r ■v increasing list of auto victims, you had (sitter Is- care- ' inu***l. ' f »* !»• »' ft.*’ 1 i n p l »ha* Si riM'ttr f •• *#rif*- ai.il 1 will i»1a a y * ii IIH* 1ii Rn I l.nnk r r r r iv r r f«ir Mir for the riev* orgaruxntion imnn ejr, and to walk hurohly w»*.h thy lid Drive carefully und slowly especially nt night If fto- If' ctal ft* » A nndvr » f Mia- diatc curcFs-." f r a n#l**, rvrn (•to t |- y nr*. God T— llk a h O h. you have no res|u?ct for your own neck, how about show thc-'iph I am i" **i make it -mp «jmt* rtMjMct for the o'.her fellow? hi ic cjues•l» hr 1iut* T I I K W AK'I Kit •cno he and I o-------speak *h* tm n im f III •( fU rM a M a g »«ll« A v a a a* Malculin die.l, but there Mai...I m's non; Atwl What, the County asked. would save the farm U d f t lire hands of on* who** .work wan done While yet the rucks in pasture atill wen- " a t m ? One who WIN klHIWU tu hl.U.e his |tl'-u NHHy A f t e r th. iilaiiling, mid with ha> Cfccke.l high Drove fork ami c*ut|er ilown th* StubhkU clay T o she Iti-r iron fn.in I hi- wiit.l and sky ' O M whi. net ilu n i tu w-ill wh.ii • turn- was riu|m At>l bound with nlastei shrr* but atone would I >, And pruddrd apple roola and clipped th* tops. And p l a y d a fiddle when tT», j , d i y wma thioii|(h? Tcunif M.ileolm l.iuyhed, IlntUKh not for labor's *ake. MWho taken the mo*t time ha» th* must to take * t hail* « Malain ^ jB tra a 'ia is idniuung a hun diad thvuauiul dollai yacht haiin. When Pieslcjeiif Kou uvcll make* his decision, wall bet he dca ttil pay, *1 do nu*. chouio to SwVTha- l*resld*nt, just returned . .from ati attentive fishing *ip«* 1 " d»tion, told Geoigia v^.ers aboul f v th^ big iiiii- h» lunu-its to rat.-h ' in lh* ruining I'l unary fJrw York •l*p*itmrnt utorf*. f > a b l i i h n t in buriUr Inn- l u l l , U t i a g tv n l to rin|iI. y a pr.-por l|anaV niiiii I « r o f m-gio rlrrka to wail on tho rolurrtj traJa. Tima marc lira on. Kb —o — Thr Nrw Ih ul haa ls-rn re |w jMrkahljr nim-w.ful in pr»" W |in, ralirf for tk* unrmployaJ - fbtovgkout thr Ua-prawiiun; not ao aurcrufal in rliminating thr nrcoawity for >urh rrlirf. — o - - , Thr CIOs i-lrclrd thrir man Sawyrr as Orimirratic nomine, for govrrpor o f Ohio. A t thr gtiw ial »ire*.lon In Nur.mbrr thr pcoplr o f Ohio will hava to T rhoosr balwrrn thr CIO and thr ( V Btpubliran party. That’a a hard we. Well, tv.l thr Ruaao-Japanoaa o jt. ik h u m to hava born ono unm lartil war which waa arttlrd ' te fWort order. Tha Jape found out ,th * Ruratana would fight, , n.l epH |*ntly that waa all (hay wanted it* , know. Maybe If thr Germane aoukl bo ahown equally aa ton *that thr French and K tiflh h fight, another Internallonal ilion would be aohqd. atruggle betweew the ad judicial bra: OXvan down to the o f a criminal over aa etaclloa om aniv. C com uti'l h»:»M’s $l.lnl.oou, Applicadon* person* nnd $2,000 for marrbxl persons. The new schedule, 'are ,‘" " 1 ,tflk-n (iriaiity in tha order I If enacted into luw will numln , . . .bring - a ,considerably . , • larger . . , in Ihi-y nr* tecaivrd, and! tier of person* within '.he tax p«ylng brneket. In our opinu,H,i. „uin^ f„r nimg uh» pioii the movement Is just startedi Notwith.V.nndlng the 130.u»:h. r matmetkm workmini abuse '.hat ho* lieen hea|M*l upon the "haves" It I* they w lar'nl by Jan. 1 , toaa, Na who are going to have-to pny the national debt. The only] Omni Rmaigtsey Council dlway under the present scheme of living that they can bejrecim- J. It. Guihrie announced mmle to i»ay is through the levying of taxes. We predict ltt" '.hat not only are exemptions going to he loweretl consid­ erably below those proposed, but also that federal income L E A D E R S IN 'nx rates are galn^to' be Itlcreased and perhaps even doubled.—Titusville -JV.ar-AdvocsAa, SANFORD S E M IN O I P R IN T IN G 8ANK0RO s i r TWENTY YEARS AGO Byron Xtaphans L la ''spending a few* weeks In La9a|and aa the guest* eata o f frieitda aml relatlvea. N. O. Gamer amlMamlly have ratumed from a pleaaant summer spent In ranville, tla., and other points. H. Garner Mr. and Mrs. y evening arrived home < after a few mon nt among frlenda in AUdaU. The m any friends ef Hume Humph will bn glad l<> bear that he haa arrived *•(•),, In Franco after s pleaaant ahd 1 naeventful voyage. t K. R. KUbee of; tho board ol county rommlwiona la la tbo ally today on bualnoaa.. ; Mr. and Mr*, wiabiagton at Longwood warn among tbo outof-town vtotto^a to Urn city to­ day. :r a tHcb Terboun. tto.jlo apendlng a few days at Dfartoaa Beach ruone Mrs. R. A. Terhaun. Mm. May and her non K<l. NlchoUon hava returned from a 1 pleasant viait with friends ot Fort Christmas. V. H. M. J.rnlgan o f tbo Pooplea Bank has returned from o few weeks vacation spent nt hia old borne In Tennessee. - Lieut. Norris K. Lovla la homo on n fow day*' leave from Camp Grapt la lllinolaA He la visiting kla paranu, Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ ris Lovla. Mf. J. H. Overman o f Tampa Is th# guest of Mr. and Mm. J| *• I V * for a fdw days, prevF •OS to bor leaving for Alabama to Jola Mr. Overman. Mr. and Mm. J. T. Cook o f Tampo are now comfortably K>1 Pork Avenue. Mr, bars charge o f too .- - llW C n ln * » • ' worrying Mr. .and V Butaa the ” W ce p 1 Repairing Dlaniqnd Setting AND Em McLgi m Martin’sGarape General Rei A »fk * F U N G IC ID E Orates C A M P B E L L ’S S E C U R IT Y F E E D & SEED STORE P k ... in Why Nt)t Eat At Laney’s These Warm Summer Days W e Suggest Y o u Try Our Delicious— Home-Cooked Meals Lunch"Complete With Dessert Cold Plate Lunch 2 5 c 35c A’E HAKE OUR OWN PIES L A N E Y D R U G STORE WK F IIX A L L PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 103 S e rv ic e QoocenvU- sv e> <oGi>teV * \>IVjA«v«»w»5 f/ vy V > m ----- 0— ■ •INSECTICIDE m J s le c tric * i •• <p *n*ibility • a. (hat there c’ tori between a i i pi»r*y and I hat there i* a ; r o Ma^rv»ti< 'on which attracted <-ar may next year me a.sored, in •I h. re|.ort which cornea from Editor Ellin Holluma of the Mir all il •livid'iil. hy hid Mi*- ra • / / im Herald. •*v»•* y v. .If "fl • V* IV h dl T h r trnl / ( j f 1I J " I f Florida wantn to entertain the national conven'ion Im * ,aM. • t III ' w..■ .in* hi ionv: // If/ I Towniemlitea next year, "Eili'or Hollum* writes, "She ’ Kit V ha <h«i Mrt.rd of thr an do it by merely iiakinR for it. in the opinion of untie •*21fill *•111f >1* -*h*»wi», while diffe ring the delexutea to 'he *eaaion in I mih Anjtelea a couple ol prrhnp-* ill detail'« ii ronwtgnt ar(IV** flgl i*inir *»tfi (till** hi lavor of mouth* aj(o." The Ocala Stur report* that when a lu'.ter was read a< the |*a»*> and *he («c»vecmnent at In- convention from Harold C-olee, preaident of the Floi - they are constituted today, and • -rc o n d l f . d « the candidate real ida Stiate Chamber of Commerce, inviting the Town*cudite> IV Itl hi- Ii rt, U l ie v * in »he obo Florida next year, more than 0,000 delegate* in the ;• r*|V*-> 7 hall roared their approval and for minutea shouted, "W e " I u i f i r ' t|ui* in the rn<e of my want Florida ••Id friend. .’Venator George, I can It is up to the executive rommiMee of the luitioiuil not all k** r ehUier of thev# ijur*- ( low 11* 1'ml orvamza'ioii to *i-|**-| the convention city for *ioii hi tl»-* affirmative Th. r» r-i*|* id ilIi-* |owr«| (ha* he next year and it giM** without Haying that Florida would e iiivhly honored to have one of it* d ie* selected n* lh> had • r t « |. od*d with f*r*»rgr ■ " ; erh. meeting place. To have inure than 0,000 delegate* front pa»»liin In* Itar tirwvillr bjm and th at ulm 1 lo wa * wnying wui ' all over the country come to 'hi* *tate fur the convention “l"1 " to *h»- vrimtor. **ni» •** VA• would lie a tribute worth driving for. A* --II*' |i«ili|l in hiw ndilrraa, ih** A* a mat-'.er of fa d there I* probably no other stale |*f r >id* » ' * « pl.’ilin •1 «bhy hr hud | <ii Hie union where most of the old folk* would prefer to • It 11 ::•» a.**..r \ILei. W. Bark convent'on or where they would receive a warmer Iry f' 1 1nioniirml inn in KenlneVjr ' welcome. I’ar'.lrularly if the meeting is held during Ih* h«i*Hn i)• o f Itai klley'. .vjM-rjence, winter month* would it be to the advantage of the dele­ land W’» * at Ml*- MUlilr Unir “ P poking i; fCI gates 'n have their convention here. It..me Veil ‘ •III h ••ii' mV y. " Ml hurthermore, Florida from the very beginning of the •t|»i*l, * h••rr wu nd* rlrar rut ]•I o w ii .s p iii I movement, ha* been among the moat euthilsi siir la »\A♦-•n a Id rrnl "ii thr •*n# aa.'c supporter* of the Califtirnla doctor nnd hi* penaion i»idr alid *• »ly*d in thr-wool roll lilan. Every member of Congrea* and laith senator* •*0*1V|»t 1 «»n (h r •dh*r. elected .since the movement started hnve lieen pledged to “ N * .itll • i |*r||l|r man. on hia in* 'hi* program, and it is doubtful if anyone chuld have lieen onl. r -ii.I lir r|j«',lfin| * 1 i reicelected who had not endorsed It, no popular I* the Town li« Vi.1 1> ; 'h.*i**f"l*\ *h* evlltriu fl *>l i*y^M !• ii» •*, mp«*t’ially 'hat *»f ih** send Plan in thi* *{ute. And so we say, by all mean* I d ’* have <*.he Townsend b-»ile»»hip <•( «h» s»n»'» Convent'on in Florida next year. Let everyone extend a ,,f """ ' ’"'•i'1 cordial InvPntlon to ‘ he Townaendilen to coroo here and in ll,v"r " r let’* show them the time of their livea when ’.hey arrive, i ,,WA 'tllW rir, 1Ttni ,,,. i J ® . I|>ltrni•.•■>- fur uranti anj Iran* In WE NOTE T H A T there la some discussion regarding thi. m o Thrnugh July 2f>, 183*. I the lowering of fetleful income tax exemption*. The preN(•D..».»i.*aii have t.e«n mail* »n 3:i ejit exemption I* 11,000 fur nlngle persona nnd 92,500 for „,‘’r | murriisl |ternona. Ttie pro|*)*ed rote in 9800 for s i n g l e ..... 'J, . 7*' . as am •• iMieuaK** ••Tu •••»' :t 1*1►idm*. iMjaaibility 'hat the Townsend enliven- whccild h« *uch large cruwda to Lo.i Angt-le* hi* |M*-|C|Ih I Im- held in Florida, in evidenced l>y a my * If The 1939 Townnend Convention T h . ■ womrn of the country ‘.’ Blau wnn a victory in TurndayV • V ' prlnurw- -. Srnatsr llw 'lir CamY. Way of Arkanua waa ra-nanird to thr Srnatr, anil ahr i« thr only ' ' ■ wotuifn iiii-iiits-r of thr 8rnatr. — • FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 19.1* THE HANFORD FIERALD. HANFORD. FLORTDA I [The Sanford Herald , f w■ ' * 1 • 0JS.A VVavo t "Sanford J OlJtttr A n d fA o s t M odarw T^aA»o Skr*f Even canny Scot* agree the newly developed Comfort-COOLfag la a bargain Cook entire boose. No eompUeated machinery. New-type (an wkkka opprewive beat onl top o( bouse... draw* cooler air lo window*. Every room bacomet aa grand for tldeplng no a cabin In the mountains. There’s no more bolder from gnat* and moaquitoe. Evening* ore enjoyable. And in daytiaae this new ayries* cools you like a breese b the abode. Seminole Creamery �r .V W' FRIDAY. AlTfiFST 12. 1938 T H E S A N F O R D TTFR .AT.P Colors ^na And rFabrics' -I *—* 1 A •• K anncs A n d r e r s o n a l Activities Are Headline News a ENE M A R T IN L A N E Y . S o c ie ty Tele phon* 148 E d ito r CW FOnTV F IO R ID V governor cone t o asks o b s e r v e In Fall Fashions I Mem tiers Of Sorority A D P.I A ID F. K F.R R k a. AP f E d i t o r Pe r s onal s 1 . .tod fabric - i*t» In ’*‘1 In* new* in I ' * fail f.»*li'«»n* Hi t. W rrmain* .« pit»niinenf The m fm brri «»f the Pi It#* a riotictiif hiu but i number M OND AY -phi #Fmri»y fn*m the FI* Hda . .. . new nit gum* %had«*« have T h - 'n r-ta r ............. ,n.l *o S la v Collrgr f..r Women. St-• „ J,rk y ) ” ™ * “ * '*' " « 'I it'tnr ?.* Mttn f«»r the wioter d . l n .--!,..* uf the h.n> m i y . mt „ ukr »* thlBible i'In..* uf Hie Melt,odist sity. ........... ..... ..................... ..... ... Larry T .. .m e V nn»d* Vho*r laiincbe.t l»\ hiench are at'rnding their nunnal dfMXne-i* matle then debut m Church will hul.l a cote red dishl , umm#r (H.M(.h p, rt). bHng h,.|d Mm. (i K Kiiilm- left Thill#* Ww Y.'ik Mil- \eat on the d*V *u|.|>ci at Sanl-and.. Springs.Jfr „ m Mlin|tay ihr, „ gh Sun.l«> ..f , Car a will l e a v ih. • hm ih at thi* vheek at 710 A'lantu* \v«- tlay afternoon t»» -pend i «hort when »lnv were tevealetl To bti\ time in Florence, S r er- n Pan* 7 -to I ’ 'I In * "f ratii th** nui> lfl f)ayf«inn Reach. Social Calendar' Hol<HnK ^ “9e l>art> • upper will Ik Ik Id hi tlu* t hurch^ The boiler party wa« Kp» n»*»l annex. jwi*h a delightful informal open Ih * n< \|i»4e#nar\ S« h K^u«e Monday night. tn whu*h e*ei) wl the l-u-f tt.«|»• *■*i t h m <h • friends of 'he member* tn Day *•11 hohl i»* t e^fttIh ipi••w'rmu tona Heath and ‘ he «un"iind inx ntertniif nr in cloi It dt the vicinity were mxi'rd On l*i»r*ChlJll II I o|»|t Mexico JII'I (lay rYrntllg the memlteri itMt ntltil Cuba l n • !• \mtiliei Tw.i i* I u f (i 11 intern durue on 'he 1'n‘ f ('ark Hunt, i TIJFSD AY 1 na Ibach alumnae and a ' o-h Sktcirclay .f'wnoon, which will he* helil :ct the hom. of Mr* t mi t>« Ukrilmcr »»»»•• will offi.ully concluil. -hr hoU«i- I'krty I" '*»' in-»n'inw. 'hr tnrniUr. u'c rn jo>tnit .wtmminy. *o-»ch « » « - * i » ml ' ‘ " " ‘f I A numl»er nf frternlx from var Thr ri-k.’ iil.H liu .in ... nn.l cocial!,,m* " f *h*’ hMV'' U ’ " me. * ny t o il.. ........ '«• V " e ' h- h; ..... of th.- h i d Mi-tf.ii.iiHt i hutch, i-t'y MrKll"•, ,,f will hr lu-l.l with Mi f K VVil . ll' urh i- thr chaprrnnr It Ilam ul I :n (• M A C.vr.r.l 'llrta Vhl nimih.-r. fr-m S*nfofl did. Hupp.-, will 1,1 .r.w-.lHt - it»! vi'iimij iIuhuk 'hr wrrk Ii.rl.nl. WKU.HlU.t, |. . . . . D iifh to n iv ir s . ". t .iv e s 1 Matian Ea-ralija. h vrlyn t « t 't . I Dorothy l*ope. Dorothy Ml'rh’ II ' UM.I Muty Maawrll. Ku«hrr* frnn. Sanford nrr Crrrlia Truluck, I d Party For Her Niece • .all • • *>»— o**c»on» C.'unlinuoas F ro m O n e O ’ clock JO E nw gR Mrl uy, the boy Mr an.l Mr. ami Mr*. r" 1'; Thr Piflure *• P«ckeU Wl„ iur 7- 1Penrod’s' Trouble’ P L A Y SCREENO Saturday—Sunday N#A N iArr U A K ‘‘Weatern Trailtf* X A a iiw I o n lb c -£ & ‘‘Born To BA. Wildw PRIN CESS! J. H. Truluck ' “ r,I v R. y U‘ y "; ‘,n'' h»* •» w#l tla # » 1 ;2sasr«iJrsr^ ri>l .1 »4 e i l r l . e ■’’FKFA:', I* \r Fr#«ld#ul la ado at »:0 0 P. M. MADAME ZOLA' IValmial i n i l i l # B f i a r , (ll«* a rae ta • lUssits Ts lla past, preeeat aa* ra ta r t; huw la iw s s s C la k n -a * rise*, bnalaeca; how. aaa I bate geo* In rk T KeodCaa dally ; sag aaaday » Ul (t I4t wilm II •> nUolearn ill IUnite aa H it CELERY LAND FOR. RENTAL Creleea obtain a regular in­ come per w e e k at the age o f 60 or 67. 8 m o u r local agent o c w r it* n k t r *T.7 i ^ */ S S eI laic U I X S G U M . rU O S ID A A H C r. 7 » vi • fli. la .'I -erv* La f l i t Ln*kj :«w m •b • » n Dlankomlk M l • *.» III ri•1 | " SPECIAL »i (ha '1 . o U'C Mi • .•'•if i •• |v, Ho i •» lliirnii- II • DI d .' I " . f-.lll K in * 'd a >\ utrh \AMI Ml xn n .1 $6.00 b, it d. t m*. -I tie Kell*.i* he p.i i - I n '* t• i" •' •• l*‘ Iti-do' UM « • l\» • • lot p • t I, Iiv t k• lie \ M I' . id'll CM \ by I" veai • 11*1 I '' • • liwr*. o . •I • |» rill ' tii'l grant m i f . idit h»%» ' tab d pi'bl • I* • • • tla a i l l l d * l-ll.atc* 'I I ■'» unent for adiouii la 'i-n ployno nr |.i.'r....... .Hip. .1 ... 1 II I.IW I ' u a:asri-s. four ................I lf«re * Am * fl F t* * ’ •*!••• • n it. i »»vv i ■yi— Vm I hi M r .,* k •** *— I •• la fa w a lP a Ot «-imI.o .I • V* Luncheonelte Speeiul Su nil.n llln n e r > llra v i !.»»# » R u o ia n Su nburn l ‘ Is d l i | t • W h ile* Ii r A lll»h o l 2 s| il -11 1 l ‘h l*»ll« M iir id ^knr l n lil I»f 1■*s I t l i l t* '*#1 ► 1 t. l II H r p a l t< a lilg r $ 1 DO ! •• • M # M » m* c . M dk llrrc A »Mc 1|i’i i t * I'll lira * W •n r « il t h M l 1 ••• l b 1* 17. 1’ r . d * " • 1 Itir (lin ltn # 'it M ilk l« M rd 4b« S m a ll 25# 3Vc I'is ir « .Ir. Y .iu * *io rilr IS# D rin k t- w ► ► ► SO D A SH O P \\ •*. SeJoiy *er | Safe ty— Long l.if# gimi* a*' ivit u** Mdk «coii*he« en*il\, hi hi at it in a do'.hle bullet or ww'iit it n v i low hen* in a pun net «»n Aoa iiia '. T " help k'cp th<* milk from 4ticking '«» 'he mIc* rin-e the pan in mid wat'-r U fu r r h v l' III Be futtf tfie*ti ut M OHAW K . T T ncct Mnltawk lir?s are xuaranirt-l in wrillnx fur iiiiU-midiiml l intv. Hvl our Iruilv ill prircN livfurv you lui> RKCAPPINCiand RETREADING We r *enp all msen pannenK*r cur Urns unit rvlrruil truck lire*. Wrillcn xuarunlee wifb ev­ ery tir.\ Our rectip* «re heal lii-raua* U# b n * lb # best m n m i ran ba t. H r ms # mmb lb # I f t c*f m a l r i l a l s . H r «•# ca lf H sfb M n #M ul#w »»t b i«b r«l M b it # *««l• b lH # J Rockeys 113 Park Ave. Phene J6S Read Service You Can GO H O M E BY T E L E P H O N E Y T T II E N you’re really enjoy log a vacation, you don't * Y have lime to wtiic lioinc. You don't nrrtl 10 , (or any lelcphonr will lake yon Iminr lor a iioit k visit at tow sou. I t ic com foriin x to talk lo tli<- folks Lock home anti us pay a v o ire visit lo the oHWc. It n-n iovn the m u ll d o u d e o f w orry from your vacation h o iic m . A t night, after 7:00 I*. M . is a line lim e lo place yo u r call*, fo r then the low night u trs on ImmIi I’ c im iii Co -P ci* son and Siaiion-lo-Staiion tails un* in rlfrci. T h ese n igh t rales are also rlftiliw - all day on .Sundays. The "Ia>og Diiuiuc" ofinalor will be ready L> your call, and will cjuuic ilu- rales to anywhere, any I day or night. Enjoy a rarcfrcc vacation by keeping la touch with home by telephone. — Som uii Btu Telephone mo Teusmn (•> iM C o a r o c A T ia ' 'f ■iw aiaiahiM eaw -.*- Seat i ‘es»»si* i ».k ., j i 'l - •Aiaab.r. sJLL ‘ < • Ev^lecivs ? liraul y •* .J « ► S r i • if r ,p4l \ S a n lo rtl u ► HOMER’S \ 1,11.11iti iim ’ i i i , ■ * ► T l. - « * * I It 11 M » II It |« I \ I VI If V MVV fl f •in ill Me.il-. Ih tilv Call 7155 lllili 3 ►e ft J H ltb b tllg .•lit .»! »• m il M SP E C IA L S \l I it* . t U r p «ir ln * I In- Vltnilli III .$’7.50 Permanents \ An o J fw r ity n »# « 8i l # ti# n I M ’J 4 Ulaninnd V lo iin lin g A n d k m r r jO n K \UKii-1 Hid o .1! ' id.Id fi.i • ‘ 4nd W a lrlttw c - m t* 2C lb. | VVERT-The J E W E L E R •• •el tii i tended 1 1 DaC ti #ra u iit o i * t b a d w *l cau##d U m T r e a t S e a l o f tic# S l a t # o f F l o r b t a t o Fa • r f l i e d » « T a l l a h « # * # a , »h# C a p i t a l ^ Uv la Znd Jmj w f K w t , A D W N i. *o Mil r 1 I I j *a<ir# •w. d hnol a I a#Id** •• f udl-lt. • 1 Kin *l#y i f M f ' -•■!• "I Mat loll l« I he I U * r r%tAS F u a n r , i o •M bend ot>##iw#a m nut ooftidKa, 4 1 1 1 Aug. Ik*\ *t ill • * V » '1 •i Xoirri’ "• tiirg ' 1if rll- ■i • i toe la l ** • 1y v i r f um •f *•«i*hi-il 3t*t# f e i r t l a . *«ad sccim . to « \ s H ir n 't'b 1 ' Tire Shop BBomTce. n a c « . TMlfHlirt'Vt-. t l * l « t h h a l r r th# Sab t'a tn , T, Frad p, Cowa. a - \ v # # r r >r o f r l v - n a a , Jo '» # r # b f pr *« cl a lja ■m f o X U a l r ^ \m%9 \b# I f * o f A D -* lo j'h e w i l l enable yo u to IM • r i •i’i»r 'pr I • t* c tn* •->ntv»r««ry lu i* O' her uchool chum and rival for » a* hh * . _ • Nine nf the ten program* proTaylur'a affectinna; William C a r - 1i \ f 6 iN O W O i l 1 D U l 'n ' ' ,'1 “ ,r IM,W 1,1 el g fn a* the ra-light-heavywcight _____ i lc*t In Florida an.l 'he teti'h A'd champ killed in the ring by Tay c n tlim r n a ra p o w ' fur Children will laeffective upon the approval nf a lor, hia former pupil; Lionel to finish the job. “ The j«|, cun be finiahrd much pl*n by Ihe Social Seeuttly Suad.-r aa tha stare tralaar; Nat IVndleton aa AmekFx gam­ more speedily, much more ade- Hoard, expected 'hi* month The annivemary wdl find 'he bling rival; Isabel J* seelI aa Oar* uualely, if th , next Congre.* is Hoard ha* ad gen's wife; .G en e Reynold* a* composed of legialaUirs who are 1 8 ta*a W elfare tom m y McCoy at t boy Evary In arrord with the Prmident* ob■me make, a standout of hia nr J^tive*. We ahauid hay, a Senate a m i'a llouae of Krprtxenlalive* hrr characterisation. Richard Thorpe, directing the that will continue \o be aympathe picture, haa k.pt it m o r rg at ,ie * '" • th* llb4r* l ma«aure* that break-neck pace withoat aacri- -make for a greater oppoilun/y ftfing conviction or feeling. Sam and a better living condition o f, /.imbalist. producing from George •he great bulk o f American hu­ Uiuer'a uriginaJ story, haa given manity. Tht* admini it radon has A a ra ill amount each ami never haa aad ntrer It all the true flavar of tha will have, any purpoae of op- I world it rtprvseats. w e e k in vested in In • ». II . •MIAIA.1, rjve lit* lay f l i e * ! , * D T v*. »ar%# th* *btr«t Anjttvcr.Mrr •' •'* alanlng of ml* areal it •anltaria* I t«e« of l*(il4lat li*»i, gittrn - ou r Retirem ent Plan l Jt » M » I h• . ami 1 A M I» . mg • f:M . Irvi l »y#.t, t!'« l,m- I ne n*ked . . nrioun comniunili*** uf ' L•• vice* • Ih. • pfograuH ••» p»'» j mute rna'* iris’ll and • hild h«*al!h ^ U 4 ta'p that «rr in -ynipu'hy wdh * J** • nigh' at Ihe home o f Juilg, A ca»t uf chaniptoni «-ipporta I ^-ltr, “ tha ■•rurity l«gi*la'i«in **• ar and ehild w lfnr* •nd t*» provitle who performed tha "tar: Frank Morgan •* hia runga program* "f their own and «erviw * for crippl'd • hildien anil , puMlt health M in f* father, ej-Vauileville trojper; _________________ haa Invited chairmen of Ih- di Th*- nnttiver*arv fall* Sunday j K .l»ard Arnolil a* ih* gambler p • l\ 1 'rie l welfare !»• to assume the leadership in nrranging a' lru*t (hia vi .n but Hu «••■!• t.mli»»n habehiml the aerne* of tha fight T f l f l C y D C C l U r C S »n# ctlrhra'i.in in each nf t|i IJ Imn'H pu 'jMiii'd un''I Monday an a game; Maureen (i*Sulliyaa t i hi* i * I* Ik I- • j to ••yoiil .i••v roiiflti * with 'e ll ■laughter an.l Jane Wyman a* K O O S C V C l t I O l l C I C S welfare di-trirl*. pressing hone it Industry ur. hamperiag legitimata business, d«M**'» the clamors o l Ihose who are TO HO l i l DA NCR There will b« a DeMolay fall willing lo make gaverpmrnt again moon dance tealght at. tha Aag*- tho agency of special favor Ui bilt H au l Roof Garden In 0r< special interests." •h. t - . f i t * aivi a « r » '.*•«« ’ •» tha «t»ola : i:l I I If ^ Vi band *tind it« »»• thrlHF •n h'« Hu* Hi* »• *' o f th* «• ml <e >>r * i en* o of the .............. . r.pal' " •’ »• *t * ? nr ' » * •* *•' . .1 •••rvlc#- .11r»*. * l • • ’ f l***r •v ernof re•v irttb (lb \'#nonal • ri Mil H " r-## •"» «i«1 Stat# S»'t lal Serurtiy I’cnf u j ( d|I<‘4 » k o7 Sencna^'tia The a " • ,lon■l h"«k-»*l»- •*« rii rlda. and chiuman " ' f "the'^Sta'ie . It !,. , ' " " M‘»ari|, a* rnnimnn of .* root m ill* on getletal .111 angelllell' Mr Tay! *r. in turn ha* . pointfd li-rul commit*re* ai !;•• -onville, Miami and Tampa to . range for "didlur dinner*", t .. huill around 'he radio addre** ,f • .....in n rill. n. I'reaident |(oo«< v* It. H who » nh A NNOUNCKMKNT With thrill*, warm rnmiticp .nin. 4«1 Mm Act »t ptvat## ef 1 • iv m e ’.li f ’ *• *•* •• *' • • fh ti'lr* i, 'ft- . 1 i I.. |U* .tKpe* woven III -IIM 11 dlAcreei pattern* or in -o.iye iiiouy crepe* h d f wtuij* • M’pi * 4m| J**r *ey weu\ex .lie , i MII The Vogue fo| *»nf. inter •*"1 »• fit lie d tv. II fl the' fr«*« kx made o f ,,larii Tutir tr* whnti up -titiief line* pulled. [ hr.-.M. ,| nduonlt i ed. ' ‘T ' * h' Vr. rHurnr*' ...... "ninth i vnritnin vm-atiun in Dlanta. w. S. C. an.l Myrtle Hemh, S While away Mr. Truluck re.Vtte.l treatment at John llupkin* II..*I'tlal in lialtinwre. Mil. y,^i3a^s.7=r«s sSSSJ. IThe Mauch Twins I Killy & Hobby f. S#«*urlty •MRltA, • U rj« part c»f tb# p r o f f * ta oarrtmt m Vy i i ’M n oi - • *1 l #.i#r^l k*vertfe- • •, iXa »b# rv»l » la Oooaldarat ten of local i.'i n<alc ar'v! »>' ' wj «M lr »»ln* i l n i f • «at t<ov#A >*iitj jt pnr ■*''1 ;4n *ffe«l faintly .ugge*rut. ,»t lH*T'» l»oini New day lim k« apl,*'<*r *n mataie««e i m |m « or Taylor Fights Way ToKingChampiontihip A * Tommy • r• ppotlJ* Jaap 4 I 1 i ! . ttlia^ry, *-tl T O -N IG H T ahu fouaht hi* way * float th* •luni* to the heiyht*. Robert Tnylur prem-nl* the fine*!, mint vlipimua actnik job lie ha* evrr ■-.-.ay’ il in “ The C'ruwd Knar*,'* rontinK tn the R iti Theatre Sunilay and Mutulay. lin e M the answer to the plea for action Tn picture*, with T ay­ lor putting every ounce nf ener- X ocla l WWTKIAS. th*' August 15 Named ”S « cial iSecurity” Day By (lovernnr w f »• wiixurA*. tr - sx «t.» •f *lc>rlda la coop*rat to#, f x i l f ha »o«, aial iTw S' 1• l *1 f V^ l*,own| Mr»- N y r t1* le.yan. Mm. M. Mi„ Kvr|yl| lB lr , M l„ ---------------------------------------------- Tver, Mr*. D Smith nf rampa. jHn K, |r|)|((. M„, x||„ |a,t,lllIV Mr*. Alire lla u e y . Mr ami p,ip, w|)| |r. %, S * i„ r .l, v |..r Mm. Turner. Mm Neva llaynec. „ , |yIl„ m ,lru(.h wh„ „ |h, y w||, ne ^ Mm. I.ealimai. Mm. D W. U laine u( thp (>h| hliu,r U l'K .S O N V II I K. Anir nl Wayernm. On . Mm. Mim iu , |M,rt"y flir „ , p w rrk-ei..l I ■VVhaf ’ he Sin tul Serurily \ Balcony 10-25 L. Floor 10*35 Mr. and Mr*. 1*. Habun, Mr*.| I llunlun. Irene Kul.un. -Maline, X1r Mr, w „ z . r(1IV m 'nn» l» Flori.la in .b>llai> , een'- a* well . JUbun. Carl M. Rabun ami Kv*- U vp (l)plr . ... i , .. cuiity for many r la .ie . « Ivn Rabun. i < harle* Hauler-on and daughter. » Kl I,... , « • . . . brought oul in the reeb ra'i , i laire l.ynn. and Mm Litha *c ,» ■ . . .. . . ' . . u ,h»* •nirrf anrnver*arv ..f |i. helle) of Okeechobee. Mr* „„ u , i, i . . . 1*ng on M <nd.iv nf ro-y* .vi , i Ruolermn i* the former M»** #. tiov. (on e ha* offieialty pi Claire /.itrhary. rlaimn! ,\u«. la a. “ Sin ml WMTM WDOIOH th# Aug. 1 AHA. 11A! “ \ c 1•• that s ••loiril tnlr \ r w Y of k (iremf'try Kinlaw ha* ur r iv #i| Vl*ll about •If - iX'H’ f - hav* a«ld**d a liv.|\ Ilk from California I hi IMK f " ( xiavi*' 1 riii*f' i **lat iv »•* •i *ion«* 1 thrr.- wrrk* with blue*. Sanford •Many ..f 'he orw labrn- -how aonie kind ..f *iiifa>« m leie-t Mi«- Helen l,ulmer hapi* I oar Xtuili are woven with a turned from Alabama wher or »‘«»m|H*ct smooth nuigh' huude »'IU the ifl»e-t of relative a n em i weekfini*h rai*ed plateau i-.iltein* or Her H3rd Birthday \v FLORI DA FT8-»TXmr .itnl o i l hn| pinkwere where h»« i« ailen.lmr the Kina ariK •••it tIn m II. »’ WII* no Inili-'t i Im Baptl-t A-*einblyt #*»r YouiiK holb ,|i,i k lb mlii an ft ' iiim I ’ • ddl II *1lid'lt - d a y • t#fortr11y .#1, *»»nt fhlHr« , « "t t Mlr*t| •ml to atran^tl.#* •• «•* t c h i l d f * t ♦, pjtll# r*e«ltA, •ml vi'cattenal rcfiaMl It •» Vm ••rxt-*##, •'M IllltlV lb'll' hsl* iron** un a hu*l»1#wc* 1tl|l t•• Liidlllllbll*. 1xN . lit b. ti «1r•s••• .| sis i.1 and dark lVt«*r*liur t- gll'i*n« ; .1 l«N si Mil .•f I’aii* A njfii*' h '•a ainl bc**» tin.- ••f ’hr 'inking V# tints’# is, ih»- iii'sv In |int|s*»rt«‘t| n»»l ___ Mr and Mi* M Minank and let 1ion f t••mi ivhuh many «*t familv Irft Ft ida\ Ik *|irnd a A »ncr •! i'. full fa*hton «"ltn« will Daytona !••• • bit., n, #4* f he* vistlrni in wrrk’* varut mil nl fliiKTi* * ••n "•d* and id'ii* Many Hrarh ml s ..ut* blue nit*]. t« and |ivii Hot* II k k*« •• i* in Ih-I.itnd |d»* s ..is », a- N%r 11 a* iiiauvixh l,,n Ad.m «. t arlin l-almr. Mar w i jnrie 1 ogburn ami Helen I aimer. -----------Mr*. S If Ihi’ Mon • nierHunetl ... Thin'•tfjy after ik t»n with a <wim M rs. R a b u n O b serves miriK party a' Sanlarnlo Sp'inx----in honor of her niece, Mn*« Maiy W Henley ha* relumed h*uiie llarri-itn Walkt r of Richmond, frnm Orlarnlo where he under went Vu . w ho linn be« n her hoi|*p ifuex* In ralrhralion " f her . rinhly|| .. mii ri■' mu n > ine an iip opera'mn n» ihe itharigi I .e|| for several week* third blrthdx>, Mr-. eral Hospital receii*ly .. ■ • I___ fnr ll Swiniminir and dancing were .llahun hvl.T t>p*n hi.u»c for enjoyed during the afternoon ami number o f h.-r frtrml* 1 M i»« N.-II D uff plan* t leave at a Inte hour a panic aiipper wmi afternoon *1 her hi.tnc nn W r»t Sun)(>y flir j B,k„.nMll.. wheiej •trved. H r«t Slrrrt. .hr will enter the K-.ll tern. all Thu-r invited I,, be with M i«P The room* o f the home were s,.h„.,|, Walker were Mi-- Katelle Hurt, ■lernrated with cummer *nr.lrn^ Mhn Mary Mar1ha Fniory. Mini „ „ „ . „ „ ,low,,r' in * r-| Mr *ml Mr* J. W 11*11 an.l Ka'hanne Hurt. Mte-* l.urille Hall. runi{emenl». Durin* Ihe after- fumi. trill leave Saturday to Mtv. fluyle Ih-Kutecf. Mi’ o u n .»ir». M m rvaoun Rahun "■‘ receive.l -t , * M ...iiy jn i noon r '» n . "nfany ," " 1 spend a short time with ridu* ' v ‘ ***'. ....... .............................. ....... | n l u. , 1 , ' r nu T i »*"'-•> e>>" h-^ live- in llopkin.ville. Ky i} or -k •a pr- t'.J# t#f#r j«r ‘.v I'hi* wh * made t»*»ai»ihle l»v Mr# It. la*#*inf anil j,, 4, i .inx* tn**ni. wh etr ln r»in»* rhihlren are*fi«*ndinx thi# week p UM% designer* i Schiapai elli, in Hradenton with relative*. Molvnetiv I'atoti r hanel la-long. lotrivit \U kkv Iteu tf • »••••«! anti \ ••w Mi#* Myrtle !#»*«• i* -peinlinif Marte 1'• • » • f n n *h «t l i\. ctonpafiy . a -Hort yatalaui him New York N\*ook W i\« » l •••!•••• I »•» «8II1|»I'4 of |»y. \\ i k- r With i'itv a4 the if in-m of f i leinl* pt o|dr s e c u r it y r 411A 1A -FF i H M i '#* \%ill IflVP Cgcirpt. Thr formal1 HI|»**n hntiH# in • bin tIn ir i r» in a-V tilt • h-l, 1 \\ »*dn*** a tails •<ri uba l"d a v ' All t.f !h»* -oruri'v hue** were the rich M»««» A|fne« Brinkley hue gone \»n •*,* nirtnbc r - arc* ir j «l alt* nd |dav riiifh* . ••((.«« inti atib'ir n* tn I'elham. t.a where -he will m-t* (I'h rr artivitire nf th#Ih. V\ •mart Vuxdiurv " f tilt* I’.iii * a.is. IHC** |'t*s trtl vt*»l irlativr* 'sit a frw XT»'k». III Will’ *s 1 Fir*' l'i ...bv r i i n i hurrli * ill , Will irU’ltid# H VM' hi |i«rlv. a 1' • »M• KMClll*h bill** •hr Hav • h 'l'tli at 9 •• l»«*urh *u|'p**r x»vpn l*y n»r*-t at III** Mat!.** b l« h 'ttlll * .111*1 rhr o'clock 1iispu at loital meet inu kill Ih h. 1.1 lull «.Vluck III tfrc-ctiiiK |ir«yiulii on f-o»*uMi f^BtiMiiim t.v M u A U Smilh'’ Xenrli |{I*i.<.• i nil Aimlmiv I ruin in.' Sr loo.I iu-1,1 t.cm'ly at Montii-.it, N K . Kivi-n ;.v Mr« s o c ia l i i- \ \ «*• i ; h l KW Three Die In Auto Accidents In One Count v In Ilavs f l o r id ia n s F I 0 C L A I 4 T I 0 I 5T I T f Hr PACK TH KKR �V ; [ : * ■ V/.- . / -•• t . - v i • * * r J J f s K 5 t y f r * • v ? A ‘ :- V v i L - - A '^,A t . i '; i . . -V. •• • r. auGtfst a ins n m BANTORP HEfcAUf, BAWTOHO, MBSDK roore Stars A s Lookouts Trounce Azaleas 4 To 7 ii</ Hudson Limits Palatka Orlando Splits Women To Escort S c a tte r e d H its Double Header Men To Game At With Gainesville Ball Park Tonight ford Moundsman Prevented Scoring ••• Shutout By Machtolffs Homer In Eighth Inning__________ Daf anting Palatka Thnr.<liy atgkt 4 to I in Palatka, thr San*fH< Lookout*' victory waa largel ‘ Ml It III % O T .T K t a a i lV M Ijrdo# to a pair of double. from I JA I tl* NV 11lacss I ,lka' bat of Billy Moore which I .a r * lill f K .449 S2C r drove In three of thalr four rune, l*l«yl«MIIO Itracll S0< ii i.i ml** j " “ Bid' Jlud.on hold thr h.|ilr«* 4 mi A'»*iiNnii.479 Ola to eight hita and fanned I 'u l l t l k i t CCS l ^ l . « n«l J ll wppooing bate men. **•»Mfoapal ladaon waa pravrntrd from llrsnlf ■ i M l t r o I l f • m i f n r d I. I’ mIn I kn I. a ahutout aa Jack Maihi Jiilri***1v *I *. Or In min C Palatka leftfloklar, laahrd | Ml A i i k i i n I I i i p *. I >**1.Mini 4 l.roenlaiifK I. I ’aytunw ll a a ch no run over tha right field III inn n n » ) _____fil tho eighth inning with timmrm Troolny _ t*ro 'away I’ al af ka a t Caafartf. I*•*leMml al Ml Augustin# ’ Jack Caddy, Palatka aOulhpa*. |»nviona lt#arh a l l«+#aburg. hla fourteenth win, gave I if la IK." a l i ia|>r-« v i l l a 'total of 12 safeties. 4 IT H I4 4 I I.KAti I'E I, from Moore, two bite I'll I sliur | h CS 1C C3I ST SC4 ■wore recorded by HcHmidt. N r w Y o rk SSI a SC i 'h lrago and Doramua. SI SIS I' l n r l n n a l l o lff aocurod a alngle in B r o o k l y n .471 47 .474 it to hla homer and Oc- float nn 4S4 HI leOUlB 41 got a pair of beat blown r h 11aria I ph la sc .SIS THE STANDINGS llraatfa YratrrCay Cincinnati l. Chicago 7 (11 Inn ) N rw York al lloaton. rain. Other# nni tchrdulrd. tiaarra TaCaf Nrw York at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at nnaton. Chicago at I'lttatiurgh. Hi la mi la at Cincinnati. AUKHirSN leKAdtJ* Nrw York Cl SI Clrvrlaitd S7 SI lloelnn IS 10 NYa eh Ine l on SJ SI hrfn.lt 19 SS Chicago il fiO Philadelphia SO S9 HI leoiila 1 SI 01 llaaolta Yeetrvday N rw York 9. WaBhlnglon 0. I'hlcago I). Iirtrolt |. Ht laOMle I'hltadrlp hla S. CC7 .000 .179 .SOS .410 . 0S1 S79 .SIS C l e v e l a n d 1*1. lloelnn S (laaara TeCsy Pttlla<|r||»||la mI N rw Turk. Cleveland at I'hlcago. |0I 000 CCS— I ______ _ 000 000 010-I H o4m i I. 311th 4. L Occhlallnl I, lo*n«. $. Ilaatup S. daddy I. 10. liuna batted In. Ads. [aofclolff. T w o - b a # # hBa. Homo run. Marhtolff. dik Schmidt. Ifachtoirr. Double plays. Hudson if lo Dgvla I, Htlth tu tg DOYla. |oC(| nn ba##a. ’ 1, Palatka I. Base un • a Sa Hudcon t. daddy I oat. by Hudson lo. r 4. 111! by pitcher by Hudlo lff) a**a dballs. Empires. Smith and T1«t of game. 1:11. Itoalnn al U 'a a h l n g t o n . ( d n l y g trtir* a r h r d n l r d » Leesburg Gondoliers Sbnford Club Meets Gain Half Game On Palatka Azaleas In State Loop Leaders ‘ Return Encounter Augu»t!n* I *e>l -4 ltd LONGWOOD Joyce Gray haa relumed from l-akclar.l accompanied by her friend. Mint Catherine Young. The Baptlot W M 8. mot at tha church on Monday afternoon having Cuba for the topic of gtneral di.cua.lon. Mr. and Mra. II. \\. Tanner grrompenird by Dr. Eliubeth •tftmahls acrvkc thot Tracey of Hanford have gone by Kljf Won with Havapa auto to Kocheater, N. Y. IntUfurated December IMh The Civic league held tho the H o m b u ff-A m erica n Augu.t buakv'oo and oewlng tri weekly oemre Into meeting at Iho l.lhrary on TuoaWhh IU paoaenger ■■tinier day afternoon. Mra. Nlemeyer n r. preoklerl. fdfi i Ml.. Mary Kobertoon and Mra. John Wadaworth have gony for a veratlon In Rldgeereat, N C. Member, of the Preabyterlan Young r.ople'a Society tif Banford were recently entertained by Johr. Blitline at the hnrre of hit P«rent*, Mr. end Mr*. J. A. BlatlineThe first air mall, Chicago lo Now York, waa In 1D1D. MALARIA COLDS (In * dar I. em h t ir g O e y l o n g B ee ch 010 lln not . lo o o t l ooo I jot ooo otn ot t too ooo ooo to—« G-Men Shortstop Is Sold To Penn League GAINESVILLE, Aug. 12. — DP) —Clarence A. Lee, executive oecretary of th* Ualntaville Baocball Aaoociatlon, laid yo*terday that Lou Rogino. abortatop of tha Gab.iavtll* G-Men of the Florida SUto League, haa been avid to Wilkt* Bane. Penn, of the Eaatcrn League for an un­ announced aum. The tU-year-uld ahortatop, who ha* played with th* G-Men fur the paat two year*, will report |u Wilkea-Harr* at the beginning of th* 1030 Spring training acaac.v 1a-* aatd. Ituginu ia tho fourth Caine.villa player to be aold In the pa.t week. Jack DeVIncenx), Buator Bray and Ken Willi* wfgj. Ih* other*. Legal Nolle* N O T U N o r *A L N o r TAX t N H T ir iC A T K S In aceordaac* with th* provltluaa e l C'haptar H I M , Acta ul H IT aad upon written roauool • ( II. JAMKM O U T I w ill olrkr fur aal* a l publlo outcry lo tbo h igh oat bidder lor each at th* Court Ilona* ta lr a a c * la Xaatord on th* H a d day u( A i f u l 1111 ht 11 o'olooh A. U . ia a eorttrteato or M r t lf l« a i* * hald hy th* a u l a IA* gather with b U oaelttod aad anheoqu.nt levied U a a a aa th* fo l­ low in g dtecrlbod land* In Saaalla o l. Couniy, Florida In -w ill C*M. Nn. M o f Juir T, I t U eovorlna L ai* I. I. I, 4. I. 4. f, # I llooaud r a n k Cork No. 441 s f July L 1114 - a g B ifie d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s uru <1 A m .n d .d plat of CryaMl Iu.li. g h o r... C .rt. No. U t o t Aug. T. |>ll covering t o t . A i t E. f , O II. I. J. K. U 11, N. a P . U. It. T A L — ntk I . — A m .n d .d P l.t of Cry .tat l « k . gh o r... Il l ] of C .rt. No. t ie of Aua T. l i t ] env.rtna L o t. A. It. C It A I lllock I f Am end­ ed Plot of C ry .M l Lake Hhorto. C .rt No t i t of Aug. t. >>11 covering l o i r I. t t. I, t, 1, t. 10. It A I I nik. 1 Lako View al M h o Mery CM No. t U of Aug. t, lt.11 covering I olo | 1, l, ». j a lo ink. I, l.ako \ row at Lako hl.ry. w u n . . . my hand and M at Ih l. Ih. Slh dny of Aug-lat I t l t O. P IIK R N D O N . C l.r li nr Circuit Court. H.iulnolo County, F lo rid . iSK A l.i —. . u l-avt night .tat. league gim r. Tonight will hr “ Men'a Night" fmiml Orlando splitting a twin at the Munietp.l Ball Park when hill with thr Gainesville G-Men the Palatka Aialraa meet the xVn tl ami 7 to 3, thr Saint, tm>kouta In the aerond of a two walloping ih. Drl-and Kr<U K to game aerie., the fin t of which I, and l^r.burg droppng Dny- the Hanford cltib won la.t night. l»na llrach by H to 4All men accompanied by a N O T I C t ut- f t . L I O F T A X Thr Hrnator. rut a half gainr lady will be admitted to thr park c r .M T ir ic -A T K a of thr thiril-plare Daytona livarh free—but the lady will have to In ai-rurdane* with th* proteam's margin anil thr rr.nlta have a ticket. Of courae thr %Ini••hr ttf Chapter 18194, Arta of 1 417 ami np*>n wrlttan r*q u **t of ■>f (hr nightcap rnablrd th. whole thing i. all hark*ard but « r I'ltlK H T I w ill offer for l.-r.horg Gondolier. to gain half | then there e m u to be a Irw • al* al publlr outrry to (ho high! h-.ldar for c*ah al (ho Court n gamr on thr Irading mm of deney current toward Corrigan- .» ||i.ii « « Fnlranra In Monforc on (ha MrShanr. Th» victory left I^r»- i>m In moil everything. 12nd day of Auga*| I9SI at II And hnrg only |w<r gam.a away from alnee Mr. Corrigan haa aet a o rlo rk A M . u i cartlflcat* or >-*•1 u flra ta * hald by (ha lltalo tothr Iu:i7 champion, of th- Flori­ precedent, th. club boVera no ■ * ih• r with all omitted nnd tublavlad I a iaa on tha folda State league. doubt feel It ia time to remem­ •»'|ii*nl lowing dvarrlbod lane* In 8*m!With Thuman jpi the .nound ber “ th# forgotten man." no |# County Florida, to-W li: 3-2S of c *rt. No 177 of June for the Sainta, eight iieattrred But Corrigan had only the 7. 1924 rovSrlng Lot 7 Blk. D. hit. were enough to .top thr ocean to crri|urr in an old crate, Hamlnol# ll«!g h ta (N o w daItrd. while tbr Saint club.man whereaa the gentlemen ■rrlbad a* W IS S ft of I*ota It. hareaIS. 14 A I I ) (L * * a th* N SS managed to get 10 hita off Kd- bouta will have to perauade the ft of ixit IS A a part of dir Harper.- Haim, Saint left- ladlee to eacort them to the game •Iran via w A va.) Illk 4, Palm Tartar#) * fielder. put one over th. leftfleld in.tead of vlee-veraa— and even Wltnaa* my hand and **a l thl* wall in th. ninth. Mr. Corrigan might healtate un­ th«> Sth day of Auguat 1918. O V If R liND O N . The fray between Dayton. der the clrcumatancea. Clark of Circuit (^>urt Ilrarh'a laland'ra and Der.hurg'a Anyhow, the club boaaee. are Bemlnol* County, Florida. (■ondoli.ra waa broken up when giving the gentlemen their (S E A L ) Hill Unbrl, Jee.burg flryt bate- chance and with a return game NOTICflB o r SAI.R O F T A X man, triple.) In the 11th Inning with the Alaleaa orv l^p the CKVITIF lOATRSS with thr baaea loaded and aeorrd atanda ahould be full of 8anford In aeeordanca with ^*»a provUlona of Chapter IIS9J- %cta of hlmaelf a few momenta later to rootera m ? nod upon written raqnaat of give Ibe (iona an H ta 4 victory. The [»okouta have recovered U 'H SIUNN I w ill offer for aala Marina received eredlt for the their batting eyea after a abort al public outcry to th* highest till.dvr for caah at tha Court win after rrplarlng Jake Bunch. •lump. Wednesday night > they lloiiar entran t* In Hanford on th# 22rwl day of Auguat 193H at II CIC QIC oof) I rame to lift with a aavage at­ ••'rock A. M . t a i certificate or OdlllMVlIlB too ose n t- C tack nn DeLand and liat night rartlflratas hald by th* Htat# toOf U n d o ar with all omitted and aubthey hit hard at the right time c*(h (lalfiM fllle «»<iu*nt lavlad tasa* on th# fo l­ • irUiicii to aet the^Ataleae bark. lowing dvacrlbed lahda la HemlHt # env.rtna I-oti A. B, C.' D. B. F a . II. I. J. K. U M. N. O, p. « . il it t , u. v, w a x aovartug a i-i •( aa of Na of B B H * ■ K l ft at i w j • t a a t t H o A (. t w b . w a i». Cork Na- 411 a f Ang- » , l i t * varlaa M l * 4H . I. I l k . IT. S* if .uih. i_Cry*ui Luh* Her In making apple »auce. allco your applea, conk th-.m In a lit­ tle water until they are aoft, then add th* augar. If ynu add the augar at first you may need to put in mora later and the ap­ plea are likely to become hardWHIPPED CKRAM NOTB Il ia beat to whip no more than two cupa of cream at a time Chill bowl and beater. If th* cream la b«at*n in t warm bowl In a warm plac* it ia apt to turn to buttar. Zinc bullela will pcnelrglo "bul­ let- p ro o f »teel veV.J according to an inventor who haa received u patent bawd on (h* claim tha*. n line bullet ia faaler than any o‘.h*r kind, and la hardar to a*op. Aua- 7. l i l l covering L o t. I In I I A I I |n I t (leas lolo 11. l«. i t A l « ( iilh. •— C ryottl M k - W inter Home* Hub. f o r i. No. 101 ut Aua- T. 1*11 roverlng l.»M 1 lo St fllh. 1 I 'r r . l a l I d k . W in ter Home* Nub. C .rt. No. l i t of A u *. T 1*11 covering lo l. A t A 10 Dlk. I I f r i o i u l lA h # W ln lo r I.I i u m Hub. Cert, No. 41* of Aua- T, t i l l CO, .rin g L o t . ti, »0. I t A i i Illk t « Cryolnl Lake W inter llomen Huh. C .rL No. 4*1 of Aug. T » » « ruvorlng Lolo A. B. «*, D. K. F. il. II. I A J Hlk. I f A m en d ­ ed Plat at C ry a U I Lake hhoroa. C a rt No. TM a f Aug. T. I » U covering Lola A, IL A I ! Blk. I t Amended Plat Cryulal Lake g h o r.a Cart. No. 711 a f A u g. T. J * U euv.rlng Lola I In. I * A A . U. c . D. E r . a I U j. k a L Blk. I I Am ahdtd Plat of L'ryalal Lako ih a r .. . C t fL No. t t l sf Aug. T, H U covering L e i* E r . O It A I Blk. 41 Amended P la l > f r r a l a l Lako ghor.a. fork No. l i t of * Adg. T. H U eovorlna Loll C D. B. F. . <1. H. I, J. K. L M. N A O A W H ft of P Hlk. 44 Amended Plat CryaUI Lak. ahoroA tl-aa of Car*. Nm 111 of Ana- T, I I I ! covering Lota M. ,a r. q, n ■ aueh a *• Algoadad rial of CryaUI Lako ■hurt* Com. N o Ttl of Aug. f. t i u covering 1-nM A B, C, D, X. T -il o f C art N o 110 at Aug. 1. t i l l ruverlug Lota t U H F. a II. 1. J. X. L PUt Lake Bhore*. n «im i Blit » Crralat L.b* • t l to II aavurlag Lou It A II l a i l W latar Huaaa h t t IT-11 of Cart No. (M tl JOB P A L O O K A H. N. a P. Q. R. 0. T A U i W k 4T — A me.cod C o m . N o. Caff. tin. t*T *1 •( C fF * l* l Ang C E L E B R A TING The Opening of Sanford*s Finest Food Store FREE! T. ft. Twp. jo ICE CREAM For all Kiddie’s accompanied by Adults COME A L L ! HOT D O G ! R. SI. Yes Sir! (H E A t . ) In accordance with tha proflaiona of Chapter 11224. Acta of 1927 aad upon w ritten requeet of W IV R D ItK B 1 w ill o ffer for ■al« at public outcry to tho highrat Uldr.ar for caah at tka Court Houao antranoo In Sanford o a Ih* Unit flay o t Auguat 1919 at It o'clock A. M.o ta * certificate or certificate* hald by tha State to gather with all omitted and rub aequmt lavlad ta ia a on th* followfna ilaacrlbad landa In Sainl qolo County. Florida to -w lt: C om N o. 1*1 of July 1. I t l t covering W loo It u l l.ol It A A ll l-ot I* (t ^ .o H 1* fit —O r c . n l . of A W lleon'e Audi­ tion. W linooo my hanC and w e l ihl* Iho ith day ul A u au .t 1*11. a P. KKUNDON. Clork of Clreni*. Court Bomlnolo Couniy, Florida. (■ C A L ) n o t h * o r balw n r t a x CKHT1FIC ATttO In necordaneo with iho pro visions a f Chapter l l l t l , A. M >.f I t i l and opun w ritten requ.M of HYLVCITTMIt It. W IIJK IN INC. I • III orfor for oalo a l public oul ery lo tbo hlabeet bidder for cash al Ih * Court II o u m eniruue* In Hanford on th* H a d dav of Aeguot 1*11 a l 11 o 'l l M t A. M . l a i o o rllfle al* or rurtlfleaioo k.ld ky tb* g u t * togother w 'tb all om lllod aad aubaoquoat levied laaoa an Iho follow in g doorrlbod lane* la Homlnul* Couniy. Florl da, ta -w lti fo rt. No. tt*4 o f Aua. 7, I I M eX v.rlng W H of BKH et B N H Hoe. IT. T w p . I I I t IA W it * # * * my b a n c Bad ooal U l * lb * I lk day of A u a u .t l* I A a r. KBRNDOIf, Clork of Circuit Court, ■ • m lt a l* Couaty, F lo rid a _____________________ (■ B A L ) H O TIC N o r BALM o r T A X enm n O A T H l a . aouurdauou w ith Ik * pruvlvlon. of Chap tar l l t t t . Acts u H IT and span d rrllH a roqueot of M U X A D A K. M O O RN I w ill offer fur m l* a t . publla ou lrry tu Ik* kldhaot bidder fo r rush al th* Co art II o u m entrance In Baafurd *n Ih * Itn d dap af AUBMI H I* dt II kTotook A. Ux eartlftudl* pr eorllflaa hold by Ik * Bla|» Ingalk o r with a ll aonlltad a ad oubouqaont levied l a t M un tha fo l­ low in g d.Method la u d . In Xcm'nnlo Cuuatr, D o fM a , la - w ln Cert. N a IIP * of A Or A vsLT&aatmwsA . it . ? *p a. STOUT LADIES DAY! YOWSAH! * r YOWSAH! Stout Ladies that c*n “ Ring the Gong” G e t 1 lb . D elicious Sunshine COFFEE Absolutely Free. The Gong Rings At 160 Pounds DidYouGetYourFree Broom? It is here for you. SO Brooms given away 8 A .M . Friday and SO at 8 A .M . Saturday to the First SO Customers making a 50c Purchase or over COM E ONE - COM E FREESOfiat Pvlk( L*t for Ymf Coareaeact. You aiihnjtpaikil w. M. E. GINN 11 . . r w i s -r. i S ' ““ , One Pound o f Juicy H ot Dogs with Purchase o f ' D °H ar o t over o f Fresh M eat & sm AT FRIDAY & SATURDAY w iin aaa my hand and m s | thl* Ihr Sth day of Auguat IH 1 O. P. M KHNI K)N. Clark of Circuit Cotirl. Hamhtola County. F lorlca NOTSCSI O f BALM O F T A X C S U S TiriC A TIB S FREE! Table Supply noU County, Florida, to-w it: Cart. No 92t of July S. 1921 rovering N W H of HF*U A NH API’ I.K HAHCK I1KI.P n. Join Us In o. k b iin d o n . Clark a f Circuit Court. SoMtaala Cuuufy. FlarM a. STO P PRESS MANAGER •T* limit GROVER WH1DDEN to Tj^*E*TOEAT*« Mkt.MANAGER n u , ---------- wxt our —use parjcirg lot �•-f '1 • V/ r * •7T7V7^,to Tr .«< — LlV •~ ' •J W L Sanford Is The Only Central City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Trmnxporlatiorf # a n t e i t if c r a U i AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXIX M em ber Associated P jesa South Called Poorest Area In NEC Report l)fcR F IE H R E R Senate Civil L i b e r ties Committee Is Accused Of Yield­ ing: To Communists W A S H IN G T O N . A u .' I" _ (A P ) — John P. I- ••♦•v. American Federation of Lnlior official, asserted t«Hlnv that Investigators for tinSenate Civil Liberties Com­ mittee hail "close contacts with “ members o f the Unmmuni.it party, ospoclnlly III Cleveland.” Frey made th e rharge before the House rum mittee investigating un-American activities. Previously he had testified he had evidence to show that J.dm L. Lewis, the Labor leader, and hi* Committee for Industrial gsniistlon had been endorsed by the Communist party. He also introduced before the committee name* uf many • I " union officials whom hr charge.I with being either Communist. ui ■ympathiters. Frey offered the committee a picture o f Vincent Favurlto, ol Cleveland, Ohio, who appeared before the LaFollette committee In a recent investigation of the ^ i t t l e ateel strike Faeorito, Frey said, had b e n on the payroll o f the CIO "atc«F w ork en organising committee'' and "a t the same time wa* a member of the Communist party." "N o w we find that thi* gen­ tleman testified before the La-j Follette committee last w e e k " •aid Fred, “ and hla testimony was given as an organiser o f the S. W. O. C.” W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. |3._(A*> — An undtreover #g«nt tuld the Houst ( omhiittre on “ un-Amcriesn Activities’- yesterday that •he N a il movement in tho United Statsa alma to set up a “ vast • py nework" and “ powerful sa­ botage machine" fo r use k. caw o f war. These charges came from John T O IL* D E F E N D T H E IR tru>uin.'il>lv l•* ,if.f||\ ir.iMU'*’ litnn !War Scared Itirh w:;:",,;rI!‘"1 r,,'a,,s',ys! Invest In Gold \\ tnrixOf Htirric:iiu‘ | Commander Of l^ir^e Plane Says Trip To Finish in 20 Hours M W VOKK, Aug. I t. Tin- i *■|it»11 wa* mail* |uil»li» only u few day* .if*. I' m i is lit Kuoacvell, cuni|iai|fiiui|* m tl.» South for a New I »«-.• I I'oin/ie- -. hail reiterated his d »-ire to m rfrti.it* miu thrill puteh.tvinp p.<w er. gisnt airliner |(* ‘ In uirthrninif nuD’ .itv ilt'feni r», »tairintr warlike drill* to traeh Polish people f ve.ii Thit infant i \ ..lark , iti.tvmif undet rover o f a heavy «inuke *rr r»'i»t »u t W .»»'ivv lit** I ' I I’tdan «|'n n e u iiifs to (TerhiMlovuktu an.I Ko*no, ahe f w.ilt hfui prepare I C hief Williams !-r Issues Warning j 13a Against Speeding Lily rived lie 11* Thursday, 21 hours leaders who helped prepuri* III* and Mi minute* a fte r a su rp ris e ! treatise indicated that "lonntukcoff from lUrlin, ;l,*J7r> miles tiling will be done about it." IDadded that the solution must In»way. ... a ____ ______ at 10:00 _____ __ In nirftftaK** A* _M.. pait political, with participatum n guv.* il* |m*itinn In the Hndio- by industry, busine**, iwhools an.I m n . • ('or|x>ration Station at private citizens. The President, in a«kintr f»»r I he Chatham. M m**., a* about 6&0 |report on June 22, and in out mil. m northeast • f Chatham. II '•• i. . i;. \\ il l M i l l • III f»c I call.i f.ui lilt- P t iiai Im i l I lo It.U lit. JI .lilt .ikui) l*..|u «• »\ii‘ »i. H « |*UI • lol .tu......... . ill t» .Ily ( III III I. Mill** tin* rt'irular t Municipal ( mi ji will fsek l) Mon Wn k ii .if i » mill Im * Im s-I, l Hilled In M •• I •mple lo make lepuilt the In '•o l.niik ley A |»ui I lueiil * at an chI i (H I I'aik Avt tie nl • t Mil H n i •I cost of f'jOO, tl»*‘ and I » mile * per hour •low nisMb ii «• ll.»we*er, he r«»innieiitcd, u i.-.lI I" I I illU • il > I mill a, : i uni * per in it- id.'Ulul !»•*»«|»|»- of S. i I Ullltf lit* lirun- rnc unti r route min over the At-1 director o f the council, in in-* lantir. letter o f transmittal -md ihu» Th«* four-mot or.’il ar- the realistic attitude o f southern ahlp i.uy t lub will hold it* »««-kly luncheon Monday ••‘d o c k at (In* Valdi / Commends Citizenry F o r Co-Operation With Police Force .i News Briefs a the with lb il. t-ffoi i ax i. ( ity l o l . Mayor Bridge Finds I Hu.si ness On Upgrade . lii Northern t o w n s Saaford Swelters U ider Terrid Sun In95-DegreeHeat ° Yesterday Recorded As Second Hottest Day Since Last May back during I be Ul.'tM siuaon. On Georgia Challenge n l:.m i tm la v tn >m (Iri'iiI Itntan. in Mm' I'nlkmiH. ( . . ' r n iv. 11\ Im * i ii.il |u-.'|inru* n.l f Ini* • aii*l adv m .I . .hi 1»•*•> in »• s path north *d •lie rent l al pal t Ms-xiso Mu* Hull t limit I'ett a. ola. Small • rut* *!u . t.. Hi ow ii v ill**, rex . were Kl lost t.s ploffl'sl toss (ui i ii I f peiislmg foi (her llu lls I'm \nst m h i . m a iu -u v - .-•'s in \ Mmiilnv. railin g up r.'s .'iv i' uni* win. Ii lijivi- not I ' n g a g i il in -.in li I'x ercu .M sini'.- ( l i i 1 \VniUI W a r . Aim.lie lit. Mian v •t■-i |.. u* ( 111 g •lie least manifestation o f a free iniad ami a free spirit.” New York Post fin d .)— ‘' T h e people have u right to have a line drawn between the New Dealer* and (he double dealer*. N o lass does the President o f the Unttod Slate* hava a right to makt those distinctions and keep thoaa sue* elcar. That’s good poll* ties. It makes for healthy d tiienshlp. In Georgia, as alsewhere, th* lories will hava to travel under their own rolors." lfiam l Daily New*.— Tba Presi­ dent has been warmed over tho cools on many occasions fo r hi* alleged "meddling” In atot* pri­ maries and clectiona, but the at­ tack on Georg* is certain to •Take o storm o f pro last. - Richmond Tim*e-Dispatch.— Mr. Boomv«I t i* sow s o l an ‘ n limb. . . Ha baa gon* that* deliberals Iy. To show ■... Lawrence Camp is Political Neophyte Hated By George J ! havr k..|.| (In- *lm...|.hcrr hi..... I ... th........... I I ........... .I. lo | ""•••' “ " l, r * "> " » '•"••no.li .Ir m t I"| Inn stirrt*nil«-r«-tl Hn* but during the past several days the sea* was by way o f r i i c m 1 1f ' n'* H u m Iii 'I i imioHu t martinthe absence o f ru<; • has permit !»»»ur*, the slate rmirl of app«*als| w**» raiin-tl tin automata* » if U* un 1***1 tin* bsal records («* ris** and slate supreme court. I.ik N*-urby (Itlandu expern-m«-d n bis three uppulirrds, be started |' b* m rtii-y %v*-n* l a k m t«* Hu* in***fhigh of '*1 degrees, four degrees as a lawyer lie Is •»() years old na*lottal Si-Mlf-iiu-u* |»oli4*»* .tatmn. « o,.|* r lb in in Sanford. The |erGamp has been a - ‘' ale seiialor Tlu-itfk*v% •|i-ve*lo|tiiu*tila ill i tlu beat reached ila height i f lo r n e y general o f Georgia *•••1 If aln.'il I (HI o'clock and lasted un- cbalmtan *tf Hie stale Hem.* **'** "*»» ' vt..It'llf liat'lt* ruKt'il Id u Imuii 4:00 u'eb-rk when i i c r a h c e i e i c u H v e commiHer lie ( 1,1 • l,“ m sun I It bvrat Hi. lti-airtft-fiU In-gun lo decline. has done less active campaigning the ?t*|Hir?t*.| ?lu- ta|>tuit* of C k U i h Jacksonville saw III* than any " f *' th> mercury 0,1 kia own t|.| Huey lm| *.hf Kovfrmiu'iit in-pint upward In tin* P7 degre* three o|t|Hilieli's. uislt-.l i?u uiilHiu wilt* Roliliii* mil. Former Goveiim r Talmadg iii.ii k (nr then hnlli'il day since Tin- masslnir «•f I. ihmi.ihmi nr mul r.f. y m r i old. black hairwl May -J isn.l 1.1 whvl. 1RI .Ii s ir* .lurk ly.'.l l i e hu» an untuly lock mon* German lrtMi|i.s Dir mlmlttwl* w.uiher was fi l l Du' brut yes­ forrhi'uil %vh**n l> "uiiuauul" aumuu*r manruvara terday made Ihe third successive iha' fall- nvrvr hi* Ih** I s|»rra«l unxioiiM s|»fviilaiioii arruaa he .peak'.. An olil critic of ■lay the temperature had climbed m«rvitl two two- ■ Europe- *hul A Half 11it Ut may bu new .leal, he « unllnurtl mn •*is«r t f c l f f inti, the . •nelies. yrar term * u« s'ule commUaion; Tampa rv|Mitl.-d U2 degree heat rr nf agricul'ure ami tw o « » liut Miami ami Key West were ... _ governor. Ill Ihe luller off ice he relatively cool with (ill (ir<iuently ''«*-'l M>* naHonnl degrees respectively. 1guard I<•* enforce hi< commamU. Southern California was re­ Me Hue, IM, i« a ToWnaelul pun ported t<> he suffering from a adv.H-a'e. heal wave. The thermometer climbed l » 1"U degrees at like, desert spot in the metropolitan water district. Other high marks j in this district included I I I atParker dam, 104 al Desert Cen­ n e w Y O R K . A ugi *:1^ ter, and 10.1 at Banning le(ny »f York Academy le-s Angeles" mark of 01 de- , The New grets ut r.n>n equaled the hol­ Medicine Informed Mrs. Hermann Colan yesterday that no opera­ iest, day of th* year, Aug. I. tion is necessary at this time t<* save the Ilf* and sight of her four-months-old daughter, He • Judith Colan, victim of a growth which has s i ­ ready taken her left eye J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug. 13.— Th# baby arrived her# Monday (>P)— plans fo r th* forthcoming nl|rhl wl|h hrr m„ther. w lfo ot statewide taxation confarene# and; „ Chicago dentist, and Mrs. Colthe IW3X annual mambership moih#r, Mrs. Morris llen h meeting of tho Florida Slate man> »n>l was examined late yesChamber o f Commerce will be , , rj my by Dr. Algernon B. Reese, discussed by tha board o f dircc- „ ut , j ( ye specialist, “ The patient ha* undtrgohe a tors in Miami, Aug. 2S. rourre o f treatment by radiation Author lied by directors •be for cancer o f her remaining eye,' their last board matting. tax co-ordinattoa conference is said tha academy's stotament. designed to a fford various tax- "Th# tumor show* marked re­ In terfiled groups an opportunity gression, and ih* pstl-ot’s gen­ to meat on nautrml ground and eral condition is good. No opera­ tndaavor to work out s proposed tion la indicated but further tax program satisfactory to ail treatment by radiation it.1 concerned. Directors will also make final Farmers' cooperative associa­ plaaa and retool tbs place for tion* report tbe addition of more tire December oaaaal mombortbip than a half million numbers la ths Jasi t u yaan , Nu Operution On Baby'n Eye Needed State C Of C Board To Meet In Miami “^'.reVa DcLand Grower To Address Seminole County (’itrus Men George T. Fullerton nf Hi'luind, attorney un.l tr.nl grower, will be the priiwipsl speaker at tha Lytnun School m e,i mg nest Tuenluy night of ll.c hcmv.>to County Citru, Growers A.inociation. |„ II Kramer, recently elected pr. sident " f the slalo cilrus growers usvociution. liuil toen in­ vited lo s|K*uk l*»it declined a* he will be in New York nest Tuesday. i Since ih# foiiuatlon of th* group many sdditionul citrus growers hav# indicalrd their Irntion of becoming member*. Only bona-fide grow er, are ad­ mitted to membership. A bona- s fide grower i* defined a* on# w t o grows exclusively, neither buy­ ing nor selling fruit for profit outsid* his sphere a* a groweri Fred Forward, prevalent nf tbg f Seminole County group will pre­ side. A ll growers ir. th# county hava b#en urged to attaml. ■•- v j I - n re LOCAL W EATH ER y 1 J **4 Partly cloudy tonight and Sun­ day, possibly shower* In extrema, south portion sad near south­ west coast, . , V,' • . W *— " - . l i lnu' aiming .-r- spreu.l rtiinni’s in l*ai t . it. ii* re pm I* •h*. lii'lliianv > 1 1 culling I.IHN.,.' IMMl |**s»| v *■*• . 1.1 |||t* *o|o' « Mild Wtts llil-I • lllllg lo t I r'itl. it lolls Oil •i. i a 1.1 Miie 1*1 III, the b lens Ii .in,| |*. Ii |i I.sinters. .1 ll. The Kis.tih gov. uni • n* ordere«l I Is. I l . l I be i lllle a l \ belli llo sliplomst .ibiou«| Li report Saiif.ud sweltrvi*«l imdet a .on-I * •*fi |b< (is i mao pis p.iialt.uis (Jov eiiunen? i'iiisoi l.siudon, h o w ­ D'M id still ) e *t*r d a y wilb the ever «Dm • i.isis.| Mu- i,s i limn w a r ­ Iberniometer i • furdlliK a biKb of like llltellt lolls all.l p ui'esl out tCt tlegrees ftu tbe holies? dav. ■bat in* a?D ti.|i? h is I s . n made tu witb i Me everptloli, this te.lii.il conceal lb. Mat gntitei' great h:*w t xperlelio d this y» j*i iM’ope. Inbabv'aii' on both snlea o f 1be btdtrst was lute m Ihc Ffecbo-lsivuk (it-iman Uirder May wrhrn the tbcrinoiiirlcr k iv c were appr* ncti'ive Hit- price o f ATLANTA. Aug 13 id*) a hlKh rvatluio of uk decrees I gold io ar«'l the ilemaosl for gold I'tesivWnt HiHisrv»H*s bid to .Ie Not many will U l i r v e u ha- be<*n fra? Senator George pot him m | in»^**wesl *«n- h-rui'Ht os buyara bolter than yesterday but ac es’iiii?y lor lb** p.is|l ion yesteiday *d busk nought ill** ii'inusi eor.tunf tu records of i; |» mg ii coiupaiativel) new cam |lbeir w>:*lib »*axt. *. local weather man. May pMigner against veteran warriors. j The Fiend* I'aliau bolder wax | has beat August so far as the The 1'iesnleit' s cailslnlule. |virtually closed t«* *»(i/eiis *d tha 'iiiifle hottest day is concerned New Healer lot wiener S I'amp, ?v*.i i-«*oiil ?le-s by -liuiR*fil piss* However, Mr I ’ uxtoii pointed IK-year old federal district at poll regulations Au eucotlli'i r between ?breo out, August is the hottest month i ,,, ney from AHoida, has bad on the uv« rage. The average somewhat less ac( ive experienc** JapanejM* and Uiul*-il Sta?es mu high this inoiitb is over vm .b- in opllticiil bat*Ie than George ir lira's ill Shanghai uiaiked wole.•(fees. ?hr other f wo in the nice, former <spn*ad «lis*u*leis t!*•••• on the first Ml. I*jix( oil said the exiremely Gov. Eugene Tulmudge and W. niitiiversiiry of tbs- outlueak of Hie I bui**se Jupiiiie*** bostilw*ies in Hie high teniperiiturea are due to tbe Ii. McRae, Allan’ a lawyer. fm t ibut no rain has fallen for George, (enounced by Room** j Shanghai :iiei». Tb«* Japanese, brandishing pi<several day* .Steady lams al . vveil eil MS MS u a •‘ ilyeil dyed III ill the Hie wool w o o l " C*'l» (• •I •, defied a United Stu1* s nutmost dally during (lie nuilimer setvulive. has sii ve d Hi yeui t . s n i l . . i **t- t i . i l l i c liiu « all 11y l . l i T l i l b y i l l s* Muyor George II Bridge, Jt .III I-- I I . •f lailigw.Ni«| wbu 11-turned n* ( In* f U i IIm m |in te d mil 11 • ntly ft -ui an extended tour f c lit mii y to iiiuiMis this cil> *r»*a* B S« w K iik Imii.I industrial ie|Hirte«l i.nluy that be fournl 11*•’ Ik coiue a tourist trap, • v (•ltiii.nK that siiftiH have !*• * i • "inlitioii • ui the North decnlt dly •ui lb * upgrade and tb it p.'ii I united lurpe eiioiiuh Dir uuv tM iilurl) .. the textile industries Indy t*» i*ee aud that a* Ion, • lllllI all |• t S ll ||llt was bonnes* In'tter, d the limit t*v ii'Vfial Hides |ht hour tin v 1 Mr llii.lg*, wlm is financially will nut Ik- iintkMt-d inter* st*d ill textiles himself, ID* udd**d (but j driver wb • made ll a point t«• cull on exrru It.«PI*siis Dt m ik e or 2» mil*** livra in various textile factories per lu»ur FV'ii l !»••null tin* tun it throughout New England and ob 11 jr* is IH't likely Dl In* Flopped i limed from them a complete Itul, h*» (Itcluinl, p**r»* •» w Imi picture of pres* ui »*c imiuic run* They reported that lake udvantar*- **f Ills* |m»1m «* and dilions. try in hike tli*-ir h|■•»••! |.» tu **r while business bad In en ex­ tremely bud during the latter ".5 mil * |M*r l»*»Ui will be Uppn purt of HM7 and early in IDJM. •it lilted. ( lliplaillt bad been filed Willi it had puki’d up coiiaiderably during tin* past few months, t lit* t ily • 'iinuiil •-lull. III udtll lit.n to sper.lm^ null** ntid m Mr. Bridge spent sonic time in 11 ftsivt* U'H’ t f burnt, tliai liU'*-. Huston where be was born, bill puwMiuif ihrtiupb Sunfurd travel*.t which he l i f t **atly in life to Dm* fast. In le pa nl In thin. 1 bu-f make lus home in the South In WilhaiiM s a il bus h. udtpuirtt'i« rr n r * years be hu« hem Unrated bad In t-n rr»|u* sicil tu ask driv- in lauigwiMMl where he la the imn D» fi>-t»|»crate with |lu* tic piayor of the city and has e t part in**lit by bold * * f tl u ir at»«to il li naive grove mterestail. wti. lit* n.l be bad n reply fit.Ill uffbl. ll id lb * bus line Viailors *o lbe Yelb»w»tone Dark priutibdti£ ftuiipluime ami cu- have riddtii H.r*,2IM miles on burae* Five hour* aft-T the Ukt -off, i limnif it to the conference on (he roast icuinl hare intercepted j economic conditions in the Koiilh a wireless message from the of July 5, said that it would l»« plan** yivln/ her |n»*itlon as lati­ prrsvnleil to Cungri’s*. ((-•■llaweW >a ||„| It was drafted entirely •>. tude 0 1 2 1 west. The coast award said that w u rouichly 100 miltfl routhernerf, who olilained then cast i.irthegMt o f Cape Sable. information largely from govern mmt departments and agvnrie-.. Nova Scotia. They were aided by a lutge a.I K K IIU Germany, Au^. 13. ?— vlsory rommittea uf southern Lin A Ciechoilovak paasengtr men prominent in all walks nl 1 plane crashed here today, kUlinr life. The main points o f the •>•• -------It iiemons and arrioualy InjurOver 100 national KuarUsmen, in|f tim.. iwuila of the arcidvnt page statement were: HOMposlng three uniU of th* ’ ^ rre no| .valUble Immediately. The South, with u wealth ol ecurpimic resources, is the poor­ Jnnfonl dtuchment, will a r r i v e ___________:------*4. Sanford tomorrow at the Atest section o f the country. W ill. 2M percent uf the population ol Unllt Coast Line station aboard ( J o r r i f f a i l U t i l i z e s . .roup train «m a Urn. b r tw c , (J u m A g G a u g e •he country, it has only 111 |x-r th» hours uf 10:00 and lilUO cent o f tangible SMets, including oprnllon. u’.iorK. I factories, machine*, and the tool' N E W YO RK . Aug. 1 3 — (AT— with which people make their . Tha troop* h lvs b*«n engaging In tk * annual marwuvrrs In I).iug C orrlg.n‘» crata, which waa living. »i|uip|M>.l with n Buy Scout comMlaaiaalppl. In the search for jobs, southNearly 30,000 man* har* b<rn pao*. a pin* board s*at and a trners in the prime o f life leave to ll• . j pari In tb « war gautra. baling wire latch fur i(* door, the South In the greatest num­ ch«wlng-gum gas bers. (ending to make it a land aaU lo h a rt Iks moat oxaclirig also hail a o f the very old and the vrry a «d Important sine, world war gauge. When Corrigan brought tha young. day*, ____ plane down yesterday after it* Maj..G*»- Albart K. The average Income in the Bv AMscMtKJ r*t*# President Koosevelt’* IlarncsSouth in 1037 was | 3 H , com* f tk* Flar Nations! Q iJ id ,ir ,t l **1 ,ln fS hU ° * * * n sxplnlMd to* purpose c f the h* bruahed four wad* o f gum parrd Jo |6UI In th* rc*t o f the villa speech, attacking the rancountry. dhtocy o f Sanator George, drew maneuver* prior to le a r lfg far frum * wl^tow. "W h at's lliatT- somvon* **k*d. Th* riehett siata In (he South (he follow ing *diturial comment: "W r it ," h* said, “ on Wat rank* low tr I* per capita income; -------“Tilt* wBI W n t r t a iv lr vita N ew York World-Telegram ■bt« ||| ‘ IM N ld . “ T b j can night, w b*n*v*r ‘ a tank ran dry than th# poorett stale in other bad to switch to another In • region*. <lm l.) “ I f Georgia** Democrats, (*ntr*Uass 1 m r iW ii* (K* harry. I had to know, too; bow Th* aaaeiaad value o f laiuble by reason n f affection fo r Hena•rtlUtry, Mvalry many tonka I bad lif t . . Ho property In Ut« South in IU3i> lor George or o f home pride and •to **n •vary lima a tank ran Out, I ’d averagml only 9*63 per person, anil carpetbagging sentiment, re­ act a*l ■tick n wad * ( fans (bora. Yon while In the northeastern state, nominate the senator, it will be ••a, I don’t Hava • | s i | It averagtd 11370. said with justification that Ceoron (hla ship." Th# South, with one-sixth ol to . ha* rejected Mr. Roosevelt Ihe Nat|pn*a school revenues, and his objectives. Mr. Roosevelt DKLAN D , F l a . - A revolving educates one-third o f tbe nation's1himself has asked fur a test on I hat basis." fapd o f |1M baa beau eaabllahed children. „ , > t M by. the Fort Orange haUkery to * ■ • ? • »■ • »* * o f mil the college* N ew York Bun (In d .l— “ It is . r - K Volusia . . . . — •(lab - - and universities o f tha Souln ar. County 4-if poultry projsato, accord- lea* than th* combined endow- to be hoped, fo r the lake of other aisle* as well a* Georgia, to County A (t a t F. £ menu o f Harvard and Yale. Four million southern fa mil- that Georgia Democrats wiU now its, representing one-half of ihc rally to the support o f a man «/ h/s state total to that region, should be who has represented Tbe whip was Kansas to the rural long and ably. Barnesvillsl the eldest, have the in plain aight at lowest vain# and tha greatest what w ill astound lb * Amarlcaa « f any f b m bouses people la Ike temper that stands fo r r e tr y display o f F * g ( **>V judgm ent, 40 laik a* t u f 1-111- mn! h k.T I t s o g l i O l l'rr*« T lir •i ,ii Kur..|w‘ • i bin - On** o f tin* o . u m . r ftiidit.K1 wax that at lenxl l.iMMl.iliui l.uii ■I. nburg l.N.k o f f from Floyd ibex, one half o f all ihe l.inulo II. Illicit F o l d at H:0:! A. M in the South, needed new holm Aifileulltire, imlaxlry. hunkintc E H. T. today f o r it* rrturn labor, womei) and i h i l . l n n all flight to f t . . tin. the 1.1th Iran* were dencribed by lh«* ruuncil an Atlantic fligh t o f the summer | burdened by the econo line ilL t apt. A l f ie il I l i i o F , the plane**1 peculiar to the area nludir.l totAwandej’. «uM b.fora ih « take* ^ Virginia, Kentucky. Ti'niirlw i*. o f f tha rthip would fl y Juat aoutli North t ’ urolinn, u South ( ’ j i o I iihi . o f Ihe irrcat cml&h* h o p e t l l u ' Georicia, Elurula, Alabam.i, Mi land in Germs ?iy in about 2 0 1 lisaippl, Louisiana and Aik.iii-a*** 'lour*. Oklahoma ami Tcxaa. The weather wax clear ami No rrmetlial mraaiire** were tiriaht hut the flirra »x|»ecDd to nu(;i;e4tvd, hilt |.o\%el| M.lb-tt, Germany' ul P, In Itrush WiIh Jap­ anese In Shanghai i th** iiif'U iiin ami 11>«- • iiiiii \ •lee I |tll M i l I n Mill)* D eb t I f ) , III*- COUIIi ll Nltlil till* I f l ' UI .tuuui i« tli pi. r uf ait••ui Miii |••pul. »l mil |ii «»!(!«-Ill « \%.-ie lb' a* ilif»li*ni:»i s mu I.*k »*l |‘ III V ill iiu.nl im'-nit)* o f any X iu n u a lo i I »tt»*mpt- ?«» mab •in** Mi 11.t mu*l * far** Hetlai in»* lh»* • loll.-' l**l 's * W:•r -lint •ii * ••!» I ill* •! p r ••111e 111w kb»*l»' llAtltlll.il, »t It* I .’ I tll.lfl v « lu.letl llle tUll **Tli»* South m aiut lfii'fit«‘ot <ihta|i|>e<l iiiaiLti Noillicrii produce* h .in •li i i .IS tors ait* h»4iii£ 111 ••f 11 * ami nor: hum wnrki r« ar r In-mif w«»i l FcaiDv flu* •outh untiiiol a f l o i . l o luiy their goo d* " f^ Force Near ( ’enter. IL S. Murines EllirHire <*.ili|CI« G erm an Ship Is OnReturn Voyage A c ro ss Atlantic • ‘Xi Than One Mil­ T ro p ic a l Storm ; More lion Nazis Troops Reported Moving: raiini out For Annual .Maneuvers N o rth w e stw a rd .., . ... . What The Paperz Say— h N ew Crisis Spreads Over Europe W hen Germany Mobilizes L A N D ihe ■■••utv f. ;ir ..u -1 S»m.fit. I .tlllll.UIMl it ••lit it it••milt i»«i at MmI*i * ' Sanford Units Of . National Guard To Arrive Tomorrow ( Nl MHKR 101 Established In I DOS i Poverty In The South Is Described In D t tail But No Reconiinundations M ;;i d c W\SIIIN(.T?»N. Vn•j 1t >vi Tt»r n.l?M»itttl 4*m-*l ir• in\ |Sltl!l uil ri,|.ot'»*t ?•• Fur-id••it! K.. . %i*lt Lis lint ?ll** s•».iih, iii.'M* 1hm a?iv *»!l»**i ■«••»•?|s»n ••f (»..• «..unt•v. wy. •!i lis.tt -s ill t ? .tiiil ill i l.i.l CIO Also Blamed For “Red” Tinge Frey Says John Lewis Has Endorsement? >f ^ Communist P a r t y ~ S e m in o le f'o a n t y P ro d u ces M ore U ru ii A n d > egelnldes I hun A n y S im ila r A r e a In A m e rtra * SANHUID. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1.1. H».IH — Labor Leader Insists ‘Reds’ Direct Probe .i i ' J w j1 ? ;.'V ? »d r e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1938 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, August 12, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 1938. 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>, August 12, 1938; <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/cafdd013ea2d4a33905220332598f426.pdf 2c73eda114dbb7a0c121fd60eff9b15d PDF Text Text .» * ■■■ PACE FOUR Sanford Drops 4 To 3 Decision TpDeLand R Four Unearned Runs Are L°°kouts Eogage THE Scored In 5th By /? ec/s DeLand Reds Here Schmidt Hits Home Run In First Inning: ^ ^ a m e T o n ig h t Hilly Moore (Jets Double And Sanford To Seek Re­ Singles To Lead Hitters venge For Defeat At Hands Of Reds The Sanfonl Lookout* went Ki J down to defeat last night helot# it 4 % r»*nigh* the Sanforil * I **«*k nif« the Deljinil Reds t to I MO 0 0 } MOM I n on nin oo« • meet the f>el.an<| Rr«|* in .t n i o n The Hed« scored then lour |»#r:irnu# 7. Slilm**' engagement at the Munir foil Ital. ftina In the fifth inning « ' Hank • I. itu # It una !•«%I • H a m e r. Sanford hurler, i #«#iv#«i , *1. tiii.nl' V* v%♦ II, Slilm#r P»»r I'ark n‘ H |,r» o'clock in an • ff•.i * lilin, Mono tu get Lark into a winning <trnt« poor aupjHirt from hi« team tna’* **1 : siiin t # i I 1 l u ja m I I m iii# Mitt, Hr»»i»t• The I^HikouU win column f •• •field. All I t»*l.and run* wen * »• It H l,.t «e U n 'ire . H«erlf . . . . . .Ire _ Mim.fl I»..t,*.u pl.t a« Nhlfw*r ■•b" w» ek beginning wi*h ** imlav. o n f im r d lt"*i*il*. ItNilfrlKf *•• shown only one wm against tw*» Bazner, tossing rarefullv. h#l*l *I •1 • •" s u n , | * iirn iis i n l*tv i* 1 T L *- Sariftirtl i. P f U „ . I rhl* Victory w:» fh# Reds to eight lot* while i iits itdHfr 4 Ic'»*e 1 • hayD-nn Beach's expense while Rice for the Reds held the Ht/»r 2 It lea* 6 vx M h,#.«#« wer e to I tay tortu M'-ndiv Lookouts to a like number A *.| . 1..| III.nn rtm* fight and to the Reds la*' night Sanford'* Schmidt hit a b*«nie I llrlil to low score gam* » in *to* pun in the fir»l fram e f*u the la* t week l>n*h while winning and only earned tally of tin game losing, the log gun* of th* I **k Billy Moore. Sanford re n te r ,**ots stiould lie pis* ah'*'if i r i d , fielder got a double ami iw«» |*o tear loose with a biifiig# of singles to lend the hntMiu n base hits th»*. «h )(dd Ida-* tin both chili* at the plate i(ip|ionen'* out of the |>mk Rutledge of llelaiml follow* I With Ad*, Minin'. Hitman. | on Moore« heel* with two hit* _____ Davis, S*ith, and ( •unpiinv o ih n r In t h r e e time* up. Ileinmu*. I'"4**' Jaos Repulse Soviet Attacks In Border Area on# each. It Kvery mutt on WEDNESDAY, ATTGUBT Id, 19S9 THE SANFORD HERAlft, BANFORP, the Bllil RJc#. Mnnihoiili. where big salient flf l«nnruniiinn m an -riey ............ i" .li-n. v Into in te n d , Soviet- ' .... ......... i f , ” g o n d o l i e r s Climb To Within H/aGamesOf MrUu.to 1 leag u e Leadership i.uiii.M IIU I ’.t Lift ; * : lt#l.f«M<t I. nmntmr* I. St I \ iih i i«i I o* f u v ln fia VI# n * I* *l* iir g (,••*••#« V*»«la f II**I.hn*( nl «nn(*ipi|. • MI,«i••I•• nf | • *- •ti ir ■ • ;.«ln* a%ill* .*t I*.*I.*t kl I • i vi • •*.* II* i ii *i Si Auguaf in# I' t ul*nmli r 2 IS H i N« •» V**t U X7 41 17** • hoag . i i 44 S*.# • 'irit'ii.iin 11 .4 41 *4 . 11**»**kI *it 47 X2 47 . l'>iiinri 4; "»l 4; t I...... 4• '.a 4! • I ' I, t !.*•♦» 11•11a , !»# 11 •Oaltlla |r«Ur*N) • •I. I• :»a. . • •. too «• I •» IW...*h It., '• I *.. I ,.t. 11, *11• «i ('lit •••• <f I I " ' I.•• II l • •* *.» % a I ll* . |t ' •.»» I f,NM*r« I'wdn f I •*lM.lt ,l • I. . *K * '\ • ll In' 'll aI Y«*1A V• f tc 1%. •*Mr .1 I'll *I a•t• I(all I • • I* V, I t Ii | i|t * • | .*••♦1*1 • \ m a m v > i t u . i »: w \...v w v* I *ini *.r, u II e«««l I a V I ralrn lH T <1 • I* i. i •• •• V**rk * • ' n* Mi ii ii I i .it lln a l'in Roosevelt Rests Tenney I. Deane In Warm Springs Talks To Kiwanis nu .n.ij Preparing Talks At Weekly Lunch Continued From ®i(ji On* MKVKRS TIK Such tactics could la* more rf fectivr than singling nut indi­ viduals In southeii! I)'in ix ’i wiic prim al ies for his f a v r «*. dts R O M K . Aug ft I'n lv «ev ♦•red ••nr of her |o«t • vm holirtl ... . . . . . . ... ... , . .... . . . , link with her World War allie, f.v o r I hr fact that UonneviU • yes*rrdny A decree Inw was pub d .em rd It n e c e . i . i y to interrupt Inhfd excluding the Inter Allied his vacation tu p , even hefoie In* Medal cninm em oraling the g*ea* taiidrd. ti» work <«i hi • (Jmu g u war from am<tig the list of 32 uddrexses intensified the lilt pies decorations which m ilitary men • ion that those ipeech s a le of may wear. more than usual conscipjence m Classified A dvertisem ents PEHN %^EVT WAVE f*r #|.oo A «l». Prlaeeaa l'a | lleaaty aboil. U r s s f e City. I'fcoae 13. I H III II XIII la snoro iMparUst lo you Ihsa s s y l k l s f also, tlur w s i r s arr I 1 M lo #T..%a. Phono Nsdys'a—I.V h i, »y*». U n i , , , all priavnt »ian. an* tnlal,aiiinu, th« »p,,ch In lla r n ,, villi* will mark tho .ip,*ninic nf a mnrr >lsr.:firant ilrivv In attach t h . South to t h , Nrw Oral • l,c Uon parail,a in I 9.IH anil III 10 than hU attltud* toward r ,n o m i­ nation of Senator (•,or^.,> S-tintor Smith in South Carrtina, or , v , n Senator Tydinifa In M irylaiul would v .llratr, A ,p,cific and far rrarhlnt; N , w Ural proyrun, for i*on..i,l: rohobilitation of t h , South may n t I*, outlinrd by t h , I’r r .i d r n t ; but it h a , already b , , n written down in t h , Hou»,v,lt AdminU tra lion', book, a , n Nrw Ural nhjrctlv,. If ltoo»,V,lt , u r r r , i U in flrlr,/ the iinaKination, of •outhrrn th-nuarrn^ir voter, with th a t p ro ,p rc t. it would m ik o • mall diffrrrncrt a , o b.rrvrr* her, It.- whom t h , y *,nt to t h , S ,n a t« or itou»e. T h r lr r , p r , aentativra would h nv, to march with th# Nvw Ural anyhow. In *tate league battlea last Leesburg defeated Orlando 7 to 3 ; (*alatka won over (Jaineovdie 7 to 1 ; and St. Augustine t< ok the decision from Daytif i(**arh 5 to 4. The (Jondoliers* victory over the Orlando Senato rs enableil them to climb to within one and mii# half game* of a tie for the l#uder*hip as the G-Men loat. Ihre# I a e*burg hurler* limited the Senators to six hit* all told. Ih# Senators al*o u«ed three pitther* but tbe I.ee*burg play »•* garnered 13 safeties off the Senatorial gentlemen I h# Irague lr 04ls • f (J M**n taxi•••I defeat at the hands of Azalea pitcher. Pierce Corley, who limited them to four hits .truck out tight and walked only one. It wa*n’t until the I " i n h inning wh»n the Azalea* c old take advantage of their lotting prowess combined with error* to produce two runs. shaw Buck tripled with the bases loaded in the srventh to effectively tlistirgr:• te whatever f i#"l-tance the G-Men had hern util • to offer. ' The St. Augustine Saints com- ( roght <C** SOS I ll . ISM I 1* J** 1 ! i.Ml I « • l-%* I . Mat 1 X * If t *. I *.. M > Ml la i M I* l i lt 1*1*l|.Ill | I ,1 I • *»• . •*.. I l.iimr, I'imIn , N’« w '| j I *Ii •I *•I• l|>hl i «i ltiM**k lyn •t 1.010*4 ll I'll I • Itaii u I* BCBllerr.l ill,,I reimune.l a|mee |,nrk..,| „„ „ d.liherat.. policy of • a c h other. Itiee yiive one loi.e oi'trri*<<,ii*n in nn • ff.irt 10 preOlt ball* ami wt r n« k out five \ I'ltf » e 11*111011 of f *l«...oo.. i*f China'" provision.il rapitnl in Hankow*. Senators Lose To Leesburg By Score Of 7-3 KMIHIIM *r%Tfr: t . t t t l i l K 1 *ta!n#a% ill# 71 19 ♦<- I 72 40 «4 l^rwl.tiru 1»»eyfioia |(# a• h V3 12T| l 0 hi rt,| • kl •**• AllMlialllir i i ti 47' P mIal k *t * la 4.: 1»#1 n*t 44 *7 Jx. * "a Nf n pel 41 T4 Jtn t r " ml ’ Although the irmiii* riiiil.l hard- ri»nlrnll».|| Out*r Mnn;t'di.*t 1 **'r *tti* 111 ' 1 1 l ,. „ . n i i. * . . ...................... Iniitht h a , not lieen mi......... nv Ijr be called II |ilti h e r . duel loitn I In- new move, were in Une u * „ ........... . i„„ 14.., n,„i STANDINGS 10 r *aD<*° | I I ith three rr- J bined three hit# rors last night ih Daytona to drop the Islanders 5 to i. The third inning w „ t h , hiB nm-j m ,n t for the Sa ints a . they •cored four r u n , tr» I h , ihn**" h it, and t h m e rro r ,. I ' , I , Kami 1 pitched ahutout ball a f l r r the third for t h , la la n d rr . 2 I'» Dun |no |^*#r I*urg ( irl.i ndn Ml*'. I'a la Ik* <;»ln#«v‘tu OoD ll*. ,' | | it O0*1 gilli I A** HI A n g u M l n * I >»y I o n a H#x* L I'll O jll M*IM MO.I Mini IKIM IIMII ' H U LEGAL NOTICE SOTIt K TO « NI.IIITHHS ST 4TK UK FI.OHIlit, n i l NM n g ar.ssmoi.fr: You *ml »aeh <*f you ••# i«^t»* t»y n**t If U*1 an*l r#«|uli#*l i>< i*r • n r nI any ela'in# » ml iUiii.»inl* whl« h you, *tf #nti#r of ><•*! m o liav# fit# #j«i t i , of K IIi m KKV «I#<*ms#«I l.«U f -H*t I'niiiitv t*i lit** t *1411111\ J »i*la- *•' Sfininol, C<*unt v Kl'ifii « 41 ti •" • *ffi* r in lb - court h* . o « # «• • *n ft.1ti FlorlJi*. wtiftln right • • •Imr month* from th* *>f Mif Ir «t puhttratton »*f lit:.* * • • K** Ii claim or dniiatul ino*t 1.• *•• VkI inn* and intmt altaU th- pl«»ttf rraltlrnio anti t*****! ufft*# .t*| ag#nt, or h#r attorney, or th# * DIVOHCK • •rn* will brroro* void eccorOng |N THR NAME OK TIIE STATE •*K KldlRIDA. TO—IVA MAY " ‘t ,* * j«,h .,i .at July, ill* M<s ’KOVEH. I>#frn*1a n l . I t n i l A llOt KE . |( |« ordered that you appear Admin strator of ihe K*tat# of | q b | | , of ,*(1„ipi , i n, i fll*d herein r* " 11 nn nn before H#pt#mb#r. Sth. Ilia. drr#as#u ^ . , herwl^ a p ro Confraao ---------------------------------- | w ill M il l I.- e n t a f e i l a g a l n a t yo u f°* failu re t o AP peM r. p l e m l . * O• We r o r < t*m ur tlM N t 2**l a rm , e n tered H # m l n * tl e Hy dn \V.ln#»A my hand ;»n*l •»ffl«,lal -#:tl III SAlifortl Seminole t ’ounlv Klor hi a Hut 2 it*l day of Augu"l. A l» |Vt» « » \ r 11 Eit v r»<»n Prices Reasonable Addrree BROWN CO. BELLE GLADE. FLORID A OUSTS COM MITTEE you. t'r iu n ty . A \| 1 l-i k N i n t h v j i i d l c l a l • ’••*•'• • ll v A VI W l t E K H . 1. ■ Truck & Auto Service t i n m ii <; i m c k '•'..Ii. it r f 1 • '*.01 plain«nl • 1 «oil**. ( s | XI., I\ Fh.rl* a THE t 1111 i IT Till NTi 1^ %m » i *i^ h : h i \ o i .»: c u r s T V s xT %TI * Nfr* fr'I.OH III %l #TH J l | » | l l XI. 1 lilt I IT 1 I'll %VI*frIN%. vx I I I V I n m ' K < • V E1 1. P l a i n ­ Florida* WEEKS D f M artin’s Garage General Repairing Bodka—Aprlnr-t—Trailer* A prk* you o a afford to pay M artin’s Garage y Keyislered D rugfists— In Ths H a a r l Of Sanford w elt i r s l a n i , re l#ry land—award wafer r*«lr*l. FmrlHrrd r r 0## h«i#« err sere la«t ag ain st It 1m further ort|#r#*l that thle n**- IRKAI,) lie# It# puhllshed one# each w*ek (or four ettnaec ut Iv— w##ke ‘n th — Hjsnfonl Herald a newspaper puk11»h# tl in Seminole •*nunty. Flofl* tiff CELERY LAND FOR R E N T A L ' hr ft •* also ordered that thl* No* o r r i m .icA Tiov tire h# published one# each week Tf» MAIf Kl. F. WHPIINTON 1*1 for four roneecutlve we»k* in lit* K an I^ .v rll N l r e e t , K alaniaio«». Umifot*! KVrald, a Neweprper M lrh lea n ptihllshed In Senfrtr*!. Semin* I* Y o u » r # h - r - h y o r d e r e d t o np County, Klorlr.a. It e a r l.» t h # Itl D of C o m p lain t |)ftns a ml nrdereit Auvmf 2nd h e r e i n fll#*l o n o r b e f o r e t h e l i l t 1XJI day of S eptem ber. A D ID I. »» v iiEn\rM»N •• t h e r w U - « d e c r e e p r o r on fe ** ** (*|erk. I’lrriiU I'ourt o n nfrill I* 111 N 1^ J“ *S TEPHENS Cut-Rate DRUGS Luncheonette T S - S S S X r n { < le c tr ic ‘ S e r v ic e W ASHINGTON. An*. 10 — o n _____ ! —The Labor R elation, Hoard Continued ,.*im p . , « On, oidereil the Newport N , w , ShlJP- j id. eiicv . f Kay Fox tha- a profit j.Uj|,|j„B , nd Diyduck Company.' »»f II* r.(l wm r* nliii'd on the r , sVwport New,, Va. ye .tcrd a y to ' • ' » bo rhe m e held at Sanlando , |„ |m„d i t , ll-y e ar-o ld Employe, ' h »' ,h<’ proceed, Kepre.enlutive Com mittee. 'I'M n old I*.* .pll* amonir t h , Sanfonl. |,„ari| held the com m itte r wa« a , V<inter I'ark. an..........Land Chiba. dom in ated” labor orV• A. I .cavil* was inducted into ^ f i l ia t io n . j nn nibership in the club ty O. I* , Herndon. | j --------------- / 1 | H RO N SON . F la Several —VH— dreaa of th# claim ant, and mu«t , I* *worn to by th* claimant., j\*A MAT BOTKOVKR, D*f#n«1uni; TREATY OF F R IE N D SH IP WASH INGTON. Au*. 10 .— Id*) tloui,and l.rvy county hoga an* — A tr e a ty of friend,hip , com­ now on early f , , d In b , fatt*r.*,l merce and navigation between the and fini.hrd for an early market. United S t a te , and Llbarla waa Comity A ^ .n t T. It Rifkrnbakar •iynr.l Monday at Monrovia. r* porta. 1 W ITH HEW ELECTRIC COOKER SaaalA bakaa. llaw i and belli. Put Buat la bottom, va^atablaa in two vi q ih above, (tail m,al and leave |L Wh,n you return, delidean meal ready to serve —or cany in cooker let picnic. Yet operation only Je an hour*. For Best Results Use Security Feed and Seed. •INSECTICIDE CAMPBELL’S SECURITY F E E D & SEED S T O R E DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE jW ,iL*> j W SAV. SPIDER. IF VUH W AIN'T QOIN; NQWHERE TONIGHT. HOW ABOUT ME TAKIN1 THAT UTTLE GIRL A tM O' MINE TO TH* MOVIESp* t a a i k< SHE SITS KINO O' LONESOME, VUH KNOWJ «Q �✓ .1 ^ f y-^T - y^r•"* * •> % ■ — - - • • - - - ' - i S an fo rd l« T h« Only C en tral Florida C ity A ffording ita.I. H ighw ay A nd VValjr T ra n sp o rta tio n S em in o le M ore S f c ^ a 9 Plan To Help . NO NEW South Is Told By Roosevelt New Deal Would L ift1 Purchasing Power And Thereby Cre­ ate “New Wealth” ATHENS, * ( i u . Ai.v r II I A PI —I’resulen l U w oil to <lny re a sse rte d h is d esire to ra>se p u rch a sin g pow er m tH" Sou th. Sp^nkm ? a! the 1 Diversity of G eorgia *; minim. th»j Thief Kxei’iitive received an honorary t!egre«» of doctor ol law n. lie intr«M|ure«| hy Gov |* a r f W ASH ING TO N. Alii? It airplun*- m which be It I 'r s HKAD TABLE SUPPLY STOKE HERE • l*» 5 0 0 Killed As Japs Boitib U. S. Mission Me" Dover H A N K O W . C hina, A ug 11 — (AIM .lii|i:»tii‘>u‘ :ttr ratilt*r. IimIuv killotl an untiotor Whi than *ha* “No”, smiled the uin-*un»inv riler. "I g»a -• It’ll be a b ug Uni I'm a big phot igan c«»nfetred "»th D»n«.Mulligan. director of the ( iv»l etonaulic* Authonty. relative *o 84,000,000 Tree* Already Planted In S h e lte r b e ltA; an e a r ly fly in g peim it for hi* plane Mulligan aaid he e» prided m» 1111111*11 inmiiii r «( I 'ln n n if on I w , i,r t F .t iU '• I.mi'b || y Allot I llftl !*»••• mi •• lu ng i nuistorin'* I f III field of agricultural research, ecu- u,e trees. The.farm ers and"Ute communities in the shelterbelt The Slate Agricultural Rxlrn- sone supply the Und and culti­ ai-tn Service will direct the in- vate the tree*. r'i'ulr. The Lake County Horti­ On a typical 160-aert farm, cultural asaoclatton ia sponsoring will be about 8,000 tree*, occu­ Scheduled speaker* include Dr. pying about lOVfc acree. Trees nomica a n d lika auhjact*. Wilntun Newell, Or. Harold Hume. J. H. Watson, Or. A. F. Cnnrp. K. F. Detllak, R. II. Howard, Dr. M. N. Walker, 0 . II. Timmons and Dr. C. V. Noble. All of lh# University of Florida college of agtlculture. Also L M. Rhodes, stale mar­ ks Iing c mmlalonrr; M. C. Gay of Iha Farm Credit Administra­ tion; C. E. Leeter, Frank Laird, It. P. Burton, J. J . Banka and II. L. Pringle, all eUrea deeelopet*: Marvin Wnlkar, secretary of the Florida Citrus Producers' Trade Association; and Or O. C. Bryan e f Bartow. D. R. Matthews, director of rAe Florida Union at tha UaiveraHy of Florida here, will a m * as di­ rector of entertainment daring the arasion*. --------------------------I S DIB IN F i t * E V A N S V I L L E , l a * . A a g . 11 - IAV-Thrae tkUdraa were banted ^ V* b**" PUn‘*d ln Nor‘h ■nd S ?* K* » ^ ' Oklahoma and Texas. Osteopathic Group Meets Here Tonight Th* Central Florida Osteopalblc AiaocUtlon will meet tonight at 7:34) o'clock at tha *Hayfair HoUl . with D r. M. GHunter of Lersburg presiding. About 20 members are expect­ ed to attend. Officer* of the group ar* Dr.' M. O. fTunter uf Leesburg, president; D n W. D. Gardiner. Sanford, vice-president; and Dr- E. C. Var.lagrlft, Ocala, secretary. Chief speaker «U) be Dr. AC. Becker of Wlnjcr Haven who will speak on -Diseases of the .ThroeL" Discussion will also be bald on activities ef the national convention which was held from July 11 to 11 fas ClactaaaU. T. E. 8<mpeon, preeident ef th* Chamber o f Commerce, will effWally welcome memhere o f the »*id u b* ‘b» Itary plane ever powerful milcon.tructed — ally has proved satiafartu r T - w ( amping.Season At Winona Is dosed With Bovs’ Return . Citrus Growers’ Institute To Be Held Sept«nber5 f Citizens Urged To Donate Plants pi..in-, tn-avily II iitvaih- nod W u c h a n g , tju l iiiglit* R iv e r fr o m t ?h. ,n ,i i i-i,.i.l , .ipitat ul 'It. it , a rti m l . . .( A rta Covers S p ,,|1(f„U|,y i„ granting .he request ^*«,nsiclorul>le Damage Focal Delegate S a > s With Total Length Done To Shipping; < aliTornia No Hel­ Of Over 7,000 Miles ,(^ n:'„[0rrmi,t,y",‘ '° ,r,l,n’1w,‘h Washington Struck ler Thsin I l« t t i( l; i At Warm Spring* l««t night >n|lounceJ ,t p|,„, to p,.nl 'Pr..id.«t lloo.ev.lt stood aquat£ fl.ooo more m„„ of ly agaln.t the renoinlnatlon of M tv rra r l i i f cantpti n f 'In* A n t P r t t an • Inn . It ( l-.,» -n'npal> M ia.lull*' l b . -iii I 111\ i t . 11y . ami St 11iti l.i , t .it I •' S'hutil at tli-nrlit Win hang M an y S e c t i o n s Report Given By Hil B y S e v e r e Lingle On Lions Summer S t o r m s Meet In Oakland wb t. 1 t . i t b f t l iic ;»i r|..udbur*( |«, *.|.o.rt laall-w III Nt w \«»lW ’♦ late • tu.I ii v lo o m 'd o v e r iMhiiv ***' 1 ..(if 1 ’• 1 II... kk.lk ( • t i l . ti..it .,( flu* Hurtlu'tft find midd le 1III \t l.uito «lu!e«r ciitlnugei m g ship W •li .1 12 Moo .1 * pin g on I .like E ric ami cau«ing ,.l ties I l f * r t.ii . It.- .If rmi-id* • *Mc tbimage (•• p io p e r t y . t n.ikl in 1 •ll 1 .. • \ »•» 44 ami c m *|m . •Isl|* to lll.lk 1 4S ,1. . T w t i i ' v fiv e jicr^oli < m l I. . pi- II b o a t « w e re M'scili'd t»r nuidc • 'aklaiul ill.In ' 0 tbeir m u ) («• s a f e t y on storm mi |»r* .it m hJ I swept l«nke Erie. Twrti fi«htr• fl* • <| n III I V the •.tim* t in • men w e re re sr u e d and u third ing tpiar** i w w. i . 1 wil l III I a n hero. w u t inUsing a f t e r th eir m o t o r •4 a pr«M»niiio B y J u n e 3 0 , 1 0 4 0 . the BrtHJ* l o u t «nnk o f f S a n d y h o u k , N. 1 I lit* <iml IIn p* <»pl . . I I lilt I .chcduled to h a v e a to tal I .ig h ln m g st ru ck the I ' > t .|i,| t »i> tn t.ik. ad\ .1 ttt esi*. S en ato r tleorge. of (ieurgia, a itd .* r 3 3 SO “ f l r . t l i n e " f ig h t in g and S t a t io n in W a s h in g t o n . D. F .im t the carried forward hi.' T r ~ .-B .l N. F a c t. p.i.ili..ii and ». v o .v op e n ly u t h h im " - p l m t e i e d the fl a g p o le on (*«»• 1 tun ••purge" of New Deal foea in the doit t hear «, muih hoot- b(imb,n|f p| , ne.. In Ink. 111 . • I’hat • 00 ol h ci i luted S t a t e * T i e u M ir y HuiMmir the Democratic Solid i"* th*»e daya—perhap. becau.e lhefr wj„ mnr, than • III 1 111 1 h • •In one heart o f government l»n't going in pD)>nr< ()f , hr »Ml.uni| line" that a ml s ta rte d a f ir e in the " " »'C I r e n 1* h a p p •1 1 f1 I South 1 tthe h c K° v e rn m * 111 u n l l a n e , u f the T h e Cr i-.iilent put the f in g e r l » r w m uch pu b lic it y . Moat ol cou(|| b, . d „ n t ag eu u .l > ............. ••f 1 he D e pa rtm en t o f A g r i c u P m I.. .4 • . I I. .1 fur .*«• iu:ii»\ \ • j n G e o r g e , who op p oac d t h e c o u r t «»>• j e e r , c a m e fr o m pe ople w ho jnto M r f t e , in , n e m e r g e n c y llu ild in g. T h e • »»li\ 1 1C 1 »i 1 hi l.llv f» plan. w a g e , and h o u r , and o t h e r ‘ »;>“ * h t t h e r e w . a g o i n g to be a (>f thp l iu t„ . nd.n g f.-n T h e storm brought a tempor and In ’ •••I tIii ugti l»il\ 2(i Mil •*mu»t” n t e a .u re a a n d c a lle d f o r "wlidi «« 0 - m ile-w ld e ( o r . i t l u r „ „ f the " f i r a t li n e " d lv iu m i a r y re sp ite fr om 'JO d e g r e e hear la id « t.fiklm <l Da> 1*• a U n t i l ju m clu alo n u t ut leant in ca pit al I n c *1"i w a . • l« el»-d no* . f lb* e le c t io n of l^ iw re n ce C'amp, . I r e t c h i n g f r o m C a n a d a t o T e i a * . w j|j B e c a u s e o f t h at m is co n ce p tio n , j .j . .( | y j nK fu rt re a a e a " uf the •il pi *• 1.li nt w • In Knn *a* t ’ ity th e m e i e u r y T h e hi >vl\ *1 1U n it e d S t a t c a d is t ric t a t t o r n e y . the f u r e . t . e r v l c e had to do a lot ( *(M, w h jc b r r c «ntly mud# a n c u| Mil • ml. lit - f d io p p e d II I d e g re e * o \ .1 rugtil | N V a l * » 'D i xl ' u» thc n e x t G e o r g ia acn ator . orj onp , i o p n i a . . fli g t h frum Mi fr o m the ye ar '* high o f ln:t .!.• public iii- hiii 11 Im t <11if ••r 111 1 Ilia r e m a r k * at a lu n ch e on g i v ­ o f e x p la i n in g . It e x p la i n e d t h a t s h e l t e r b e l t . , m it Fla ., to B u e n o . A i r e . fi'JOO Ifreea. Rain stor m * w eie w ho w a . d» « bed I V Mi I m b ' e n in hia hon or by putient* of lidei t 'I *p» .ik* » \%i 1It 1 th e W a r m S pri ng s fo u n d at io n a r e r e a lly .h u r t . t r i p , o f t r e e . miR., in 27 h o u r s and 50 m it ili te . ri-purteil m Michigan, lii.ii.111:1 a* I l i *i T e . a i a n d I'ulo rad u. f o l d .1 ! • ' •••nali' v w e r e in t e r p r e t e d a s b u t the fore- und . h r u b . u . u a l l y pla n t e d 10 f l y i n g time. r o w . w id e. F r o m a q u a r t e r to These .tream lined, all metal 1 not 1ll)v •• . 1. * 11 .1 nia I. t l ' * * l l *««4 r a c e Thrr# t h r e e - q u a r t e r s o f a mile lo n g, m o n o p la n e s, w it h a g r i m w eight ‘ \VK D I D N 'T f t t l . M - U T ’ I f • "I 1f*»r t h f i* •' loll " 1 Ml* • 1 ••»I IIT fiiey run a l o n g the aide o f a „ f m ore th an 20 ton*, a w in g .— 1 ha|*' Hit fa r m fr o m w h ic h t h r m o st d a m -1 . p a n o f 106 f a i t a nd len gt h G A SIII.N G T D N , A u g II • l*> fr atu rir«* of th.' kthe.l. it tail fI ••III a g in g w in d* blow . T h e p u rp o se 70 f e e t , h av e entablishc I th em K»*|M»rirr« linked S r c r d a r y ..f the vi**a |i-•lilt o f 1 Io. hill l l . O in to d e f l e c t the wind ao it w o n ’ t nvlvea a* o n e o f the moat mi * om in erce R|»« r y e s t e r d a y i.|miii w a* *1ii* wav ui whi«b (heir pul* blow th e soil a w a y , to le tae n ax p o r ta n t co g* in t h e A m e ric a n d« hi* ret urn fnuii Eiurland wh«(k«r Iicily e f f . l l * nil It. b . i r «.f 1In tre n ica o f t e m p e r a t u r e , a n d to fen xe m ac hin e. M ilit a r y ob *e rv ’ l1*' BrilIwh w**uld pa y H in r war atate •f I Inf idu W.» » • **lV• 41 rr * b e li e v e they a r e s u p e rio r ‘b'b** R ‘ »lM*r replieil, “ I had th** --------! nave th e m o U t u re . A* pari n f t In p'lbll. ll v, 't • -, l.ingl* ' e ip b i l i u 'l. II" * olu I i" i G A I M E S V I L L E , Fla ^ A u g . 11 — T h e f a c t b», the fo r e a t aarv lc e to a n y b o m b in g pla n e * poaaeMeii T r r a i u r e r o f the Uni*nl nr Iw They are W. A . Ju lia n, with me, hui r a n i* I |‘i,mill * 44. I'll* I**)— Tti« fif th an n u al CM ran p oin te d o u t , t h at p r a ir ie farm* b y f o r e i g n p o w e rs. did not collect a n y t h in g ." p o w e re d by four lOOU-homefreigli * ear b»mU S ' 'In- «*•••»%•-n G r o w e r a ' I n s tit u te will b f held at ' «ra f o r g e n e r a l i o n a h a v e bean tii n (ur di*lnbiMo*n a w«‘ ll n* doing haphaiard ih.llerbclting on power Wright "Cyclone" engine, C a m p M c Q u a rria in Q c a la N a T h e stin k o f fo ur fo r m e r Who! thou-arni-. ••f »«, »-ln It-, iii .I cnnii* d rioiuil Forest Ihe week of Sept, lltwir own. 4 The army ia experimenting (I. Farmer. M ail Help will, a much more pnwerlul don xtorr* wa» *old b y Eom pii ol- grup* fiu it T h e !■ enl c lu b ukl***! Icr J. M. I## laal week f..r $|,U5 ». in ttu* *a«lverti*»^ig ca m iu tig n bv la liter, of the fruit industry. Now the forest service aup- 1 l,umb,r l"*n ,h* «•»*"« |,,r Stock a nd fix t u re * o f Wlnddon d ia l n b 'i t m g eurd* MHI per*oli« one of Florida's Cereal Lu.ine..- plica the trees from IU own or A " * ''" Lul h“ not 1"* ',ut il . •tor e* w a* taken o v er by the fr o m widely Mp.ii.V*'l pa»t* « I ea, will discuss their problem, and ' Ira.ied nuneriea. Th# govern- t0 Producllun- E*P«r"m'»'t« have * " * 1 e r n liy fo r noii-pav- the cnuiitry w b ii b t h e y could hear addreaava by expert. In the mcnt. u.ing relief labor, plants »hown lh* 1 th# •*«** ,y p r _ i l.In l I f l. . |Cunlinu* 4t on i'ii 0V • , basis Is Found For Peaceful S e t t I em c n l Of Dispute *1 llii.ugti1 you’d le a bigger shot U. s. Airforce To Be World's Most Modern In 2 Years a ^ - Japs, Russians Ston Fighting f the Ti»t» I m orn in g ut ( i m p f o n f e r r n l with the PmMM ulli ga n hail susp ended C o r r i g a n s d m * nt W a r m S p r i n g s , y e s t e r ­ day . T h e Pres id en t, in a b r ie f talk at W arm S p rin g * , g a v e ('am p u W A S H I N G T O N . A ur II - F u r s t ra ig h t ou t emJ‘ >i»eineiV. m th r ra ce ft.r lie m oci u ti e senatoriul fo u r y e a r s the hooters — IncluilinK nom.nation ugu mst S e n a t o r W al m uu y (uii(rr»<m>n— h av e been l e r K. ( le u r g e try u iK to Will th at s h e l t r r b e l l idea The Pr esident did not mention in the w r i t r r n plains c o u n t r y . C a m p or G e o rg e in hi* t alk here. Hut I h e i e sta n d tha sh elte rlie g a v e a broad re-outline o f th e A d m in in tra tio n ’* a* *c rte d tie h e lt a — M4 .0 0 0 .UU0 Irees— s w a y i n g W ASH IN G TO N , Aug II , '1’ ' sire *u lif t pu rc h asin g p o w e r anil , u r e n r |y m th e p r air ie wind*, — T h e Un it ed S t a l e , a rm y air t h er eb y “ cre ate w e a lt h " in the f r e e s have be en pla ce d on H . „ t a co»t o f h u n d r e d . •»« South. 000 fa rm s. in st rips 115 *•** COTP.*„ . ll(1ii_ril will he t tu­ I . itvinir here, th e Pres ident wit)|. T h , t o U |le n g t h ° f these | m illb,n_ _nil j rnout m odern a nd p o w e r f u l null went tu ll a rn cs vlllv, G a .t where j , 7 ^ 0 0 mile*— In a northt a r y . t r i k l n g f o r c e in the w orl d he pl anned to del iver another a i l - 1 „, ,u ih t o n e 100 mllea wide. by 1W4 0 , a c c o r d in g to the dre.K this afternoon. A n d BQW t b e g o v e r n m e n t ha» . a n . u a o f fo r e i g n m ilitary o b . e . v e f two famines, t u 27 P l a n e s Partici­ pate In Raids On 2 Cities Near llankou. China Capital Wins In Arkansas building On F i r s t Street Has M a n y F i n e Innovations alone fnoti New Ato k »o Deltoid and *ben pnpare for u legular I). River*, who Mi'h U w r e t i r r S. swept n oneroafc koaee M M liEK 2M Fatlabliahed In I'.ms T able S u p p ly To Open New Store H e r e T om orrow job Kufcftir Talmail^**, fo r m e r if«•v l-e^ed l i n e , ( o i n g a n ‘ old » uriior o f ( i v u n f i i , xml «»»»•* ot gn»up f go v e rn m e n t iff ieiul* h f«.ur tMiulitlateti fo r D S S«*nin trude d »i niii to acc ep t a r«» pilot jt** in th** c o m in g G e o r g ia |u»i< b w ilb iii A m e i ican airlinelitMiy. U w i H l i 'i * ( ' i m p bus been co m pan y *■ '"» i t - .R o o s e v e lt e n d or se m e n t. 'Go pilot *" oiie offl/ial B'k«d Any > —Douglas t o ig a it »ao| h* planned • • ittniit io SVa Y* *k inimediute|> • • r*‘-u««emhlf Dm |UOO 1‘ n x l u r f i r SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A . TH U R SD A Y . A K U S T Corrigan Will Take Job As Co-Pilot cu rin g wa* f Flier 1 Tells Governb meht O f f i c i a l It Vi fWill He Ixing Time Till He’s Hig Shot President Asks ( ’amp’s Election Avoids Direct Men­ tion Of (ieorge Hut S t a t e s Preference DEALER t AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R Member Aanoeiated Press V O LU M E XXIX t C o un tv F ru it A n d W w 'la t'le * I h an S i m i l a r A r e a In \ m e n r a I*... 1 if l-> • alt • It 1. * a I.t.If .1 1ib: D if 1*•• 11 t . l i o l f ........ IM kkltil. 1.1 0 k »ftl t ll 1dll/' •••• A ll "* 1 l.l. ..... 1 1 . . emir v II. 1 ' 4 till). '•th! ♦»•;*-oil kk.t |.|f 1 l*'br 1 Ilf •" • -I. III.). 1 la 1 kk• • .»( ( -•III |* kblilt » M ........ .11 \ - .. • » 1 miim v ami. IO |l Moi 1 . . I.h' j I ......... It t.*l ••(! 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(lie loMll.ll ' *Iit*11111h* Ernla> lie dri'laie*! U n i til *I im •• and m a rk e t man .iger* ••f (be T a b l e Hiipply »oii II III *i|teru(e u n de r II lo iif il "Hal mi* |... 1n ,\ Mmi* muiiugi'r "(I.* liovb 11n ti * 11111 a bility " i l l n.ilu . illy p r o fit u n d e r »urh an .11 1 inpf. inen l, he poinletl mil. III. late W M Davi * »*|teiie*l Ili* (list T a b l e S u p p ly S t o l e in Mi.Millin l'Jiff*. I 'p 'lir r M in.nil' VMit II*•ul any o(it*ide *api t.il ainl a* move Nlove* v*e|e add e d to the g ro up , M i. P . m * took Iii* fo u r *011* into the toi l Ill's* With hi* d eu tb IU I'.Lit* Ihe ope ra tio n o f the More* v%a* t a k e n ov er by the f o u r broth er* .unl th eir imithvr. A ll *lm*k ill tin* it ore* 1* o w n e d by the Da vi* fa m il y and afore e m ployee* It wu* Mated t h at til) pe rc en t ol I lit* c o m p u n y ’ a rin p lo y e e * are . F t oc kholilei*. E ach *»f lhi» f o u r Davi * br»»ther* ow n * ami o p e r a t e * a g m o i v unit o f *tnren. A u s t in Davi* h.i« c h a r g e o f ih e JackHonville aluvr*; A. D P u v u ha* c h a r g e «*f *!»•• T a m p a g r o u p , anil J. E. Davi* uml T i n e D avi * hav e c h a r g e the Miami a n d W n l I'alm llrucli group*. T h e i r m oth e r, Mr*. W. M Davia, a l i o ia a c t i v e 111 lIn* a f f a i r s n f th v o rg a n iz a t io n . II V • t III! tic* ).lai’ »*.l Hit ill III 1 t v%*a I'll If* 1 III ••••* 1.•it it WM* loll Ik■ •11l-i tif tllMt'h Dnii) • • Ut nit D ie ‘'".r \| aticlioiikiiouu * lull i|, ;i» |e«*t tl'lllpol III .Iv . f Its •lanv* r o f la r g e x«‘»lf 3u|ait. . |; • s-vi.iu li.iht ilitiea. ll.il Ii «i.l ,|t>1« i*l to th e tru ca afls r :t | <• 1. . |. «•!*> ill Mii«COW lift M«*•-1| \| I x III I r v u i o f f , the Si*vif 1 O'fi' )|i *onimi"*:ir, amt Mumurii ^lii»ti -t. Umi ’t h e y . i g i t '. i m il it ar y w a r f a r e .* 1 h a n g k u f c n g and to h* Id tli* |'" ii|..|i 4 tin v iH'cupied at m ktn ig li ', A u / in, «t in.no A M., Ibmmllatm-a m* T tlW ) .11 t IV il M *i,v ••* • 1•p I* I I lie I Otis I th.* boy. - >111 In.I.n . II tke*s I 1 | Is It e.ll .11 S| •»ig S k ull I like, I MV lo| I ilk ami .it li.'i p|,i«’t « •*f lilt* iew| I Mil. 1 .it I iv i|ir* m • illli'.l *1 1 1 »• •• bunt . in*•« mill llO.rt* t 1 ll I . k.'llfl> hall .ItMlili-f * 1 hall. 1 * (.)% . l " h . hall, k i» k h ill.; • 1" ' 'm ik I n ) . h at ui); .*11.1 •♦ ••if i* a t t •* 1 f il l* • VV. 1• 1**11y / m i n > |t Mill . ,|s.||ll MV \|. •* )• an, A1hi. »i« a. ami kk.itii 11 oil! , • • R- V ........ . -- _ a i.li.iv , R.ivinon.l A|on* *Iv at g. s i i v. D EI.A N D . 11 -D r. A ill? a* (iv i| i. in.| tic .In 1 at 1, |lv ,i s h y . D E I.A N D . 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D ( . w h i l e lie ba * he*'11 Put, Mi .0 n at u re -tudy and wcivnig a* "pet ml a->*i*tant to the • oill III)' , | v% \\ 1 i r l i t . u a t u ie at *••• m*> g i l l e i u l - I the United tllilv Mill • out • • •. » It .ind u**o« i a ! ......... .. in S, till Ml .I ll Due , S a m I in a• • t i.n g c 4,| 1Iu- Attorney lo 'iie ral'a M,*t III' ill's. •o and lit, p 11.n d por* on pa role M i- 1 .1 *,i Si i’ll i n iu v\a» ca m p l»r Raymon d " i l l In'cmne ilvan n M .Mid ' I ' 1 lai.i St»ui|Hi ,i.f (tie* Uullegc tif l o w with th * «ii 1111» rook • p4 n m g u f (lie Kail term , under • alnii i, up.I* 1 I Roy « •he M'lienie of levniioti announced vv oil Itu- p iu * (im kv uni in 1In by l ,re*iil*'ii( N\ S Alb'll. A r m • ' . I ' d kbIt |» him " i l l be Dr t'laudi* Mils I tiUllllis I >1 11 •i s 1 tiai U I'lllk VbOll t. • I iuinipi »i '. p II Itiokbii, Dr .1ii m**«# .1 t.i'iioM, aiisi R iv Eox ailv.niii 'l l i u ' b , i Dr .lame* R o l r i i V\ 1U011, |»r. I.. \ Ilaxlup, und l 'r o fc * * o r U t i r iii iitbii)* iti in a n y on, •I • go in g all ills- way to rdiaip Iuh*I II T r ib ble Holds r ot th** lngl»e*t le ga l d«‘ ••r " it b o ii l w a i t i n g u t a i g e t I** Im»v * " • • ie i.»u,»bi io x ir i n i .I g l e e | Din'Lir o f Juridical S ci e n ce ) % Dr. Raul Raymond To Be Head Of Law |r •; « f i ya l 1 j ) i . * .>x i i A k f< *V ? s'V ,. wli.li- lit <-uni|i Jm V 1isltiii it | lint— -In... p il c h " ,.; ................... | Ilu r v a n l I 'n iv.-rsily . D r. receive,| 'll.- I.^ S. 'iv gree (loin tin* U m vi 'r it i'y of luw:« m 11*27, ami th e .1 D t l.' KD. I-I-M. 11'.M l ) ami S J. D. 1 11*3 2 ) »lrfr r*« fi. tit llurvartl. lit* " m.* a w a t .lit l (lie EmiuuitM ««hi»bir*hifi Io l l a t v a n l U n l v i f * miy in IlCItl ill ami >**rv»*«l a x 4 |. U* ll IbiloW tll> !•' III 1'3 31 ' 3 'ie !!• v.a., in«(iii***8#- f*•r a y e a r In llu* S t e t s o n U w Ni'htMil in IM12 ,'I1 , w hen he le ft becom e Instruc'.lir in law a . ilie l l m v e r e l t y o f O r e g o n , I'JI.'I I I . In 1U14 h# I re turn ed •*> . io' S.e.s*-n la w fa e ul- hip and l i l l l(i« km won (Iu a n - h i r y i'liiim|i.otieliip H o y , ti..i-oding .' a ii q i Wiii'-na for (to- l ' i | s yeuwifl w e re a t f- l lows: Itav F ox , . Ii.ule- I’ .irk. Hilly Fle iiinig, J e r e l .o r m u i y , Fred W ig lii, r l i l f o r r l I'riH-lor, Willium Eurle. Km m e l t Ktlireilge, lloldiy I 'ro elor, -liioiet Drumii.oinl, Itieli urd Is-vy, 't in roll M.iildi-o, Mil U-r Williams, I 'h u r l e i T h u r s li t e ' E rn ie I 'u r s e llu , ll e rm ii n llriiin le y. Hilly llruinley. Hoy llor. •>, ‘ *y T . J. Dr um mond , D-ivid Galehe l ! Dr. K a yn m n d w a s udnu'.tsd <*» G e o r g e S|n-i-r, Mack rie velu inl, the b ar o f the Uni'e sl S t a l e s S u ­ D on ald Jo n e s, liu-liard Co urtn ey, | p rem e C o u r t in 11.17 and ia a S t e w a r l C o u r t n e y , I liurles Gorin m em b e r o f the A m e r ic a n Uar A * ' ley, George G o r m le y , l.ai-y sociatioli. Joh nson. Huell tlurican. Ja ck His writings include article* C la p p , B illy Dunn, Hilly C u m ­ and liook re v ie w s m ih e lo w n mins , Guy Kell ey, IHIIy S m yth e . U,A K e v le w . Oregon Ijiw K e v ie w . I 'a r l K ic k e r, l. e lt o y IJ ills- r t . G e o r g e t o w n l-aw Journ al. H e i* Davi d B a ch , Kenneth I w ll t e r. eunlribuling edil -• *<> Corpus Jur­ Hobby i 'a r k , George l i . a y , is (legal encyclopedia) under th# M ape s G r e e n , Porter I j.- n in g , lilies, "Kailroaiis", “Sales",. M»'l F ra n c e s Mitchell, Hill Hus-sfonl. "Schools and School District*." lie ia a member of the Order e l W il lia m W isecu p, Judsu n West. H e rb e rt B tr n s lr u m , Jo h n Fox, Ihe Coif (honorary law); Phi KdPW ad e G a r n e r , Kalph A . Sm ith . pa phi (hunurury .scholastic); P»l E d w a r d M ulli ga n, W a l l e r Meade Delta Phi (professional law)i am. S m i t h , Dun hkn i D a m in g u s , K ir by Phi Kappa Tau social fraUrnltf. Fite, W a l t e r Heel*. P v t * Urock. A 1 Brock. Ka lph W ight. Billy lloilyhead. C h a r le s D uck w or th , Billy B t a p p l t r , C h a r l e s A h a r t . Partly cloudy tonight arrl Ik P Neal Ensign. H e rb e rt Joiner, Rcgera Joiner, B i l l y Hickman, day. probably showers In sxtrext* Don McAllister, J a c k O tburn, south portion. Harold Tuti.-I. C h a r le s Vreeland. numbers nsxt ytar. In increasing ^ \ \ 0 n p y f k I /a il ( lS C a |) i llg The war department recently, _____ placed an order for 13 additional ^ . bp | P(jUr,t ,if * h , Sanfutd 10 phoenis canarlen.i.x, 2.1 ctcus °.v *? n Garden Club Hie list »f plants auslrahs 21 rucm plunmaa, II urtyp*. Thirtaan o f thtir ahip* , , t v t . . . ci» lu!***»**!jp: 21 liviafotui rhirtrn were delivered to the army ,n »hrub» n""'-d fur >or' «*«• ,'U. 2 rham.crops huuidis. to37 and 2A more are In process,Wl P*'k ia reprinted in order 8hru|l„ planU. of production, with deliveries-that cHlsen* may clip the list ,|Umandu lii-iii|er>.ini, .15 aiulva scheduled to begin early in 1010 . for future reference. Indies, Due de Kidian, 10 asult-a D«livtry#of lha 13 additional for.I Tha Hanford Garden Club ha« indk-u, Geo. Eranc, HO aaalea in *r***** Ju*l ordered willfollow urged all who have plants or dlca, Klega.is, f<u a tales indic.i, completion o f th# present order; shrubs they wish to donate loth*' Fo.n.tisa, 3.70 boxiis japonic*, 12 of 20. Th* entire fleet is e x- park, to get in touch with the buddleia officinalis, fill rarlssa --------------------peeted to be completed early in: club or wF.h City Clerk Frank S. acuminata. 31 calha rdul.it, 15 ( J i T H U i n 1,1111(1 IM u ilt* lainison at the City llall. cestrum diu.liu.n, 35 reatrum noc ,,,, . .. Hqwtvtr. In Vkw of their outTh* park will be trady ft r turnum, 5o rhalras lutniculal.i. 1* IlCH ACfOHM (fC C it II standing performanea on on* planting about Ihe firat of Sep- 20 duran'a plumicii. 23.4 sugeni.i ■ ■flight t n /n d return from Buenoa .ember aceording to plan, bul Juniflora, hrslgr. 51 Inldirua eu II.ISIIIN, Aug. 11.—(A*) Ibe Alree an* many recent transcon­ planting cannu*. begin until land- teipe, 20 hibiscus sin g le acarlrl, !•'*•<•• Ilerman plane Hrandenbuesj tinental flights, it ia ronsiiiered cap* experts have a lufficient li»t 270 ilex runiF-oria, hedge, 45 ‘"•'••V near*,I the New England likely that President Roosewlt of naceaaary plants on hand. laora inrarnutu, 3U lanlana amivl. ••'-»»» » non-.lop flight frum may aak Ike Next aeeeion of ConThe 11*4 of shrub* as rviessr.l and 75 ligustrum lucklum, hciige. tu N ;w Y '.a. greaa for fund* to increase Ihe ly Mr. Lamacn and which c lli-| Also XI iileunilvr, -loulile, while pi-*"** ,r !l-»n aboanl ; —k "fortress' fleet above 62. tens arerequested to aavtfur fu- 13* oleander, M r .. F. Hooding. “» unannounced and thruugl, lure reference Is as follows; * 168 psidium ratHryanum, hedge, ra>lio report* advised il l‘-» < Treeat 22 live oaks, 6 camphor 170 plumbago capriKia, 13 echinus rroaaed th# North Atlantic withFLORIDA AUTHOg IMPROVER heading trses, 12 meialeuca Isucadendron, tarabintbifoliua, 57 nScrinU bux- <•«« trouble and was New JACKSONVILLE^ Aug. 11 -//P ) 5 albixxla lebec 27 grsvlllea ro­ Ifoils, 1 stemdobium >*ana earn- down lh# coast toward -M arjorie Kinnan Bawling,, au­ bust*, t acacia mscrarantha, 6 bqelfolia, 10 ihryallis braxillensia York. >, The big land plan* took off thor of "The Yearlings," "South eucalyptus roeData, 6 fUcua alas- aad 30 (ecuiiia capenaia. Vines: 0 confederate • jasmine, from Berlin. Officials aaid the Moea Under- and ether books 2 ficua altiaiima, 2 Ilex mbs to aboat Florida, was reported re­ 4 liguatrum Japonic urn. 7 S bignonia • pec lot a, 3 ruaa de purpose of the flight .4 thunbergla gr, f l . 1demonstrate that Germany is gr. fl^ 8 paxklnionla, 8 covering from aa intestinal dis­ order a* a hospital (Riverside) loquat, aad 2 be uh inla purpurea. I ) flame vine, and 4 crimson lake ready to begin Commercial Iran*- John Vreeland. HaroU Williams, Daytona Beach Tide* Tomotrmr Law: 2:18 A- M. and 2:18 P, X •aad Alfred BaU. Palau, p washlngtonln robust*, HtaagalnvUlts. AtUntU flight*. ' •i LOCAL WEATHER ■ - 71^ t «i f . ft .i i J _ . da£ * r~— �4 « V \ .» * V. thursttay The Sanford Herald A Fair Income M- A lth o u g h Jim m y Roosevi-lt ha* mrt be«-n m aking th e k a, „ r, M T'.'r„~ i r . . : . fabulous incom e w hich A lv a Juhrisrion a .trih u le il to hint in A tuW r rr, iei§. ai ik* r . . i n*. the S a tu rd a y Kveniitir Font, the I’residen.V son has been 2 J Jl 1*’ doing rig h t well fo r h im s e lf in th ese d epression years, eonam •* H'derniK h.s y o u th and inexperience. SOLLARD U DEAN A t th e re q u e s t o f y o u n g Mr. R o o sev elt, th e T re a s u r y M ils a Mompof envelop* for reply. roe t o t t e r proof address tte Bf c a r * . ' f . - " * " . m .s« r ,,llrt'" «f his tax s ta te m e n ts show ing his in itia l income o t ■••so ............................. •«»« lo r each of th e five y e a r s lim e h is fa th e r becam e I’res f l SM M n lk i ........................ 0X.1S MO R n l k i ................................. tl.M d en t OH I n f T h ese re tu r n s show esl, accorditig to Mr. D avenport, P O aMIUIT ■ •O c , m ia i •• th a t Jim m y 's incom e at no thru had reach ed $fin,tMUl ! T 7 r . ; : %_ irfoar X ': ; m •!l a y ea r, th o u g h in 1931, th e fir At y e a r nf e r h is f a 'h e r l>< ^ M W l I fa»4« will fc» r h a r i H f«• nme F re sid en t, it slig h tly ,-xr<*-ilnl $19,1100. H is annual t l f t f a l i r ■ I tr f t la l a g ralra. income from 1933 th ro u g h 1937 w as as follow s: 1933, P m l . L lid la i mmpm n f t*prn1935. $33,593; 1930. $11,000; ted0h TIM UrraM la Iha BalUaal 121.71 I: 1931. $19,107; • f «l»rrtU la|, nffleta arv 1937, $23,834. ifa !■ rd la lh« largtai rlllra A n sw ering*M r. Jo h n o tn n ’s ch a rg e 'h a t J im n n had It* raaatry w ill prlarlyal s « « *«’ rkir««» . . . N»a Uscii TToilo H ouse in flu en ce and tin' pres'.fge of Ins •a ttie r’s office to in flu en ce big i or|H iraiions to place h ur ** • S*O” ■*? TTTw.r of c« a'*a • aaklak la *f'l .lVa *- nisurancAi b u sin ess w ith him . often to th e de rinient M<itia< ik. f-r . .. r ig u lu r in su ran ce salesm en. Jinunv sa y s; "S u iee I have n,y f a th e r ’s se c re ta ry , sinn- I h a w been in W a.-bin/ t w ain o|M1« o "V "I7i* ton, I have not solicited n o r nit* nipt* il to -tolirri no, noil H rn ftw o !■ iki# k«s.r a .s B J S J . V . " « ” - 'r i « 4 . ? ' ,.V.“: 1 h av en ’t accep ted — a sin g le dollar of in su ran ce from m v S VwM i.k.. ......................... .. one. Hiiy tim e, an y w h ere. ’An) ~Hong to tin i on r.ir\ i . _____________ m iserable lie.” 3DAY. AITO. II. I91» A d m ittin g h e pel hap i hail ell ree w here th a t o th e r salesm en d ’d not, h e ran iinieil. "I got hi o places I “ VERHK FO R TODAY m * ........ *'** . . . ........ never would h av e if | w a sn ’t Hit SOU Ilf l li • l ’i • u • n i& r .( T HARMONY WTII dent, b u t Roll o r IHi so n , I go tossed out a lot loo. GOD’B WILL GIVES I’KAI K F ro sp eets d o n 't wilt ju n t Ik*i ;o i e y o u 'iv i he sou of the Ate work »f rlghi«.uanraa |>residei»:.” A m ong th e places lie g o t "to ssed out id ", hi ataaU.lM peace; .ml th. .ff.ri .,f ad m its. w as th e F o rd M otor Coinpany. m r ” " ; . . r i 5 " ’n ’ " ,V ■........- I " : ? ........; I have been rullm g m e • crook no m a tte r what business I had en tered ." ' Mr, KooscvcM sta te d , "provided ot eniil'se th a t I had been li'cT tei. town FOUGOTTKN I* ■*ill; '.hr tuiil'llisl successful. If 1 had g ra d u a l) d from lloslou lln iv ei si y i M N a• rr.. .pilling spilling Uiw School (w hich I a tte n d e d lo r a lim ei an d had |in v Vtelr mutilated dower Ihriftlrxalv 1iced law p riv ately o r in th e g n w riim c ir serv ice well, A s ley cataclysm of ram ia chill use y o u r im ag in atio n . '.>bt " I f I had o| hmhhI a neat li Me c o rn e r g in w ry store and T t e oteli •Diaiinetl fr«’t i»f tli«*r was m a k in g a n y th in g alx.ve the cent tliev'd liav, been sa y ­ ■ Who could not fir#. ing th a t relief m oney w ould have bail to l.e spent m my i ¥•* k W». h.ro .1 )lu»k th.t store, o r else. My tro u b le seem s to be a no V i n e of hep ’j r Otncn tarried i worn. ‘ht* non of the* Prcrtiflent an d not failin» III lillNllir.HN. for meat uml . ISiwte..iging ■<> h T iproudly . *|><>kr °f daughter* | ^ To l.ils new pilruu.ly brawny By JOB HRMJB1CKS Roc- U. B. Pat. Of. IWClUA JN«*KrMhH, It, ttnfrrnanibjCJlifi, ftp lu/wa PiRtw 10e m tfa R tm , IHCUJPIM6z omcTuies oFSeenimote ion d w k - wm i . h i m «— .» D e p a rtm en t h a s tu rn e d o v e r '.o W a lle r l>aven|Mirt. as■ vwscRirTiow r a t e s ! sociisted e d ito r o f C o llie r ’s m aga/in o, c c r .if ie d p h o tosta te R f c *• b« NlMtinl WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN STA A N G E A S I T SEEM S— B y J O H N H IX l «4 f w ? ■ llentMi M rtfi ■ Jar at laatavd* PlarMa 111 Macaalta A*w m BACH ON tfCR WJIHER'4 6 lt 7 t / STH6EHBRfi!}0H PR^fCHILD AND DAU&HT&Rm. \ let nw ow ure you that tte wrath- ; "'h' “ „ r CJ,.>p,.r„ lv, . fresh arr rr in Washington r«*ntly tAug- L o m tfn w n . rr (ro„ n U.t D w .. really new. bre.uw | ilalr<) , ■t waa unuauai I do not know rot it net*«lr«l. Il is .ignificant. Mr. the exact temperstgra and harr y ann p.)in„ ,| w/ . ,h.i this towns Iwen afraid to (.p i'ra but I do ApproximaUly '.*.-'d)0 know thatI h art nev.r treen pUnll| C(intMining HMI.OOh Icckfn, though I lire la that “beastly pach of whjth h„ , n , nn,„ | .lor hot 8 Ute of Florida"| auffernl : fc(fp vo|umc 500 ..r mor-. fiom the heat as I did that day 1 „r,. now ln Mr Mann Two died and two other, ware ,.a. lnMte,i New plants arc bring p rs.trate The humidity wa* ,.,labli.hrd at a ralr of a* u' Ml way up in tte sixties which „ m„n(h Nearly all acrtions of seems to be some sort of rec- tp,. Coim‘ry now hnve aomr f ord- I met numerous people who I ij,r.e plaiit.. although the grra1wrii. sick anil in iiaaan: through n,t nunih.r ,lr f,mid in ‘hi- wr«l the parka, I found thrui sprawled oin ami o*»fl western dtatea. Ihi* on tte grass, almost gasping for ik u I very fine lufau-ne it iai*ed breath. Whan I complamaJ, I “he at alula id of living in the*e • a s mfufiard by Waahintftoniap* that U w ii nut the heat but the humidity. Whatever it wa* it w»« aiiffluiir and I prefer my FlaruJa under any cireum«t.r*‘ax —(I<» ah -ail and call me a »ap (CLOSED w f W i W A E O t t VMtH. h CONQUERED 1H6 (Xvi IN l « Killing The (Joose D eclaring ilia', th e cu rre n t enm um ie ib p reniion in THE FORBIDDEN of the family. IKN PORTAL FORTAL ,. .. ., ha. passed pesaed beneath it. t'a high arch, arm. 01 t - isnm /. Strange .-.ir.iut.- a. .. it .. seem., Mexico is clearly th e re su lt of "k 'llin g th e goose th a t la.v» Resplendent rilh g llfrrlng gold ! Time ha. left It. mark of deter * n' " f '« » ' ^ n* »• Wheys small boys playi-d Du. 'd im s lines *.f five gene 1at ion (h e golden eg g s", th e N ew York T im es puio.s out th a t , n,i .eulptured marble, marble, the Goldsa j ioi.llon on th . Golden (.ate, but _, ^ ^ r,.lu(|„n„hll, „ | , | on ilupli .. game of cops and robbers mile gills walked ’primly ! “T l " " 'c’:'1. 10 ,hcr Conatantinoplr wa. built : H still .U n d . today in a .«H«n gov ern m en t, in stead of b e n e fi.in g th e m usses o f the Thtodoi|u, jnlo ” „ l o f -he original wall-unopened iQ te ttr t* by thrre, STAI.K-KYKD SH RIM P . . . • tll ov„ 15<K) 10 OKANDPAHPeNTH U An RWtd macaw within th . de Pie- *'as actu ally b ro u g h t about increased unem ploynu-nt, iurl)HllMlln, I npHralh'led in lh<- animal tela jabbers, lowered payrolls and a g en eral slackening of business. year. ago. I’ricilla Ja ne S . t n a n , 12, „t S m ' world U _ l h r eye ccnslructlon of Ing caged wings In effort lo " R e g a rd in g Mexico th e re can Ire little se rio u s d is p u te 1 This fam ed por<al was the of- Fernando, California. ha« the alia- | •!»«" oar-dhrimp. in which 'he or K»" J* | co n cern in g w hat was cau se and w hat e ffec t." th e T im es Iteial State entranew to Conalantl- tinctlon uf being the fir at chilli ■X"n i» bninf at ’h). cn>l of | <;|f te g B gnUnt lovers In the .ha‘‘An A ssociated F rc s H d isp atch re m a rk s th a t w hile [nopl* and wa, U(ed only on tc- and daughter of a flr.l chtlil ”1*^ *""k,r lh,n ,h<‘ r<* ^ ’r ,• f,dfrwa h ’te w a waltAul, waited, buusm u sin ess siacsen slackened eo m th e re as early us as Ja n u a ry , th m e real caelona caserne o« of great ■ Impotianca. When amt daugh'.er nf a first child >:kl of the tasty. Other animal, have ' . .arch . teen Mohimmed r A r t lpa«blng la’sl.a hurrbil to 1 slum p ‘began Oil M 18 when p ro p ertie s o f- seven seventeen Mohammed II conquered thle Im- ilaughter of a first child and iimilar atalketi cyra, hul none in duch an exaggerated degree a* th** el«y : |M pie*. , A m erican an d H ritish oil com panies w ere ta k e n over i11! ? . ! ! *i ' 11 after the great liege daughter of • first child amt oar-ahrtmp. youog and old in c h a n ..1,.he (io v e m m e n t. O ur co rresisu u len l re|s»rte«l recently of "* ordered the gate clnaed-j daughter. J rLatea but ih;»nk» 'o pn»vidrme. Florida d«»e» nf*f uee«l thi*. T ID BITS I wa.A urg»Mi reren'ly *o digit m pledge in th***e wor*l«“The object •*» to »ecu»e the name* f»r dignatui«•* of ten million wom­ en. I ‘.runt you will mu’ fi1 dign thid pledge.*' I can’t rlaaaify. — A friend of nnn«*. wh»> tr y ­ ing t» get dffim thing done in onHj^B of the <Upnr*mentd. recently naid, MI h«v# Ih «mi tl**wn t«» *ee Mr. ‘Smudge Put' Smith at »uch and much a departm ent." Vlhrn I in­ quired a* *0 why he app'ieil “ Sniuflge Pol” he leplieil. 'M r . Smith alwaya »*y* ju*t enough to keep the f r u t #i*ff”. We have the*** "Smudge Ph' r" all over ( 'appal Hill- Out of Oviedo came 51i** Cora McMahan to ra p tu re the 'i tie nf Mi** Daytona B'-arh, a 'r ip t<» Wavhing'en with expenoen paid where ahe took in all th«% digh'd and was photographed on iiumrr nud t*ccadiond. “ She came and ho daw” , ahe icttirned tu Dayt'Oiu Bench noil »hc wa* '*c«»hinierul She railed n parson f»i t of he«l la*e nt night und wit > niurt ied It wa* nice •«* have known you. I a - k id a friend of mine to write my column ai* a gurnt. He ha* *en* me a copy uml he **ya »*» .much about me *h;$t 1 j*i*t know th a t I will receive hill* for ail vei tiding from the papern that f*»r Nlayin^ up here in ihr aum* rurr You w« uld get no argament out of me. 51 AI RY MAVF.RHK—In dia* funding Ihr recent PHmanea In Trva-. thp prr** annied nu* with thin Ntatciornt. “Maury Maverick, leader nf the New Deal Block. wm defeated.** If Maury waft leader «*f ihr New Deal RUick. I am It’Htlcr of the Republican Party. Maury Irad about a dus«P mm ^ h<» were eilrrm rly lihrial lyou may t*av radirah in their view 4 r:tf whiD Mr. Mavrrrrk wa* Impreaaive, hr wa* never veiy forceful In'cauae h»* did n«»t have the hacking. Maury wa« ilefeAt d herauKo he took delight in voting ju**t the oppoai'r i*» what the Texaa ftrlrgati n vot­ ed. Httfl in mv opinion tin* op pwilr tn what hid ron*tltucntn wanted On^ not*blr» rn n ip l • Maury voted for the Anti-ljvr«'hing Rill If# wnn the only aouth ernor »hu dul tut. FLORIDA DOES NOT NEED THIS Freah Steak*, roaata, an*l the Rummer arid .thopa during •••H m v nuuim ri am .............................. f |c , h h„ mrKr„wn ......... floil, - it| v r fr line u b t „ ,|u rin l ‘he winter a I. c«»miri|g the regular diet of many s farm families alncc theile»eln)»LEA D ER S IN mint nf refrigerated locker plants, r—pj,| ^npaj,,(0n in ’he use nf SA N FO R D such plants Is one of the out- • •E M I N O lk P R I N T I N G C O . ,f governor'* entire confidence. When ahe wa. born nhe had embrace Hr beiklnl F u 'h rrn io rr, Branch la no Vler3tn„ l4jy3 , h. Golden Gate hee lO^bving *Vrandparrnta! e'uTh^of ,kno,n tn carry Rold H l f t l e h. ky* office worker, lie ia a man of ' Upon the ooiv of mil# bloorly I M ^ U t a n m ' V ' l 'Vi,,rk ‘,rs in ."'hoj"‘ ““ Plj'wwl Ittlori i <>lK‘r ^K(l Ik4!I1 i‘Xpro|iriaD‘(l havi* Io.h'. ground remained ihut; not a dingle 1011I whom were on her mother's side 1their stomachs? ' 1w onom ically an d socially since th a t uctiun. M exican oil | 1 1 ' ....... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- m ature yvai*. aolkl and dwpt^td BOI’ll IK i m f M K I .I p n slu c tio n hus been ru n n in g a t less th a n tir» p erc en t o f I t s 1 t. It la nat so hot in Sanford as fo rm e r level an d payrolls h av e Iteen retlucetl by th e elim ia i l la iii many other plan-a in the n atio n o f o v ertim e anti o th e r i>cri|uis'.tcs teW D y. At InP. no one hu* “ Rejfardlcsit of how M exico solves th e tech n ical proli---------------------- and his *1 hi ..•tutorship. The people of Tennessee -dUplaycsl a right | h?*. l ' ' " ‘"’ l ' , , , , "u i 'pnmrieiTea when 1ability himself »». w e p t I-', i i _■■ . 1 —* nWASHINGTON A S I j i n U i U n UDAYBOOK A I D U U 1Y By PUBBTON GROVER lime Istcst criM.-enuntry ; I h .V .a w V t t e t . # By J O E HE N D RICK S I .i.nrfin g r r r r n l Hr*rlnpmrnt. m T H I S W ASHINGTON WEATH- !»h « l " u <li*‘ributw n and Ator.gr, l_ B. Mann r r p j r t r d sje EK—W t.ih tr U u.u.lly th . tupN I on completion of a sluily for the ul ciaucrvation when there u Farm CirHit A'lminiiCralion.—tn I luithuig eUr to talk abcut but t h e . , local h'c krr plants, many .•( ■ «o. • y . AU GUST I I . 1«W ’ friend, know rilONC 483 t , I he •■'■"'nirtrative A r“ ‘ ",,v,c' ‘-0 th* *u ,e if I you want to t>« a crusader— A. to tho real, Tcnnraam wee W(IIJ|(j h.. , Q 4j,( , om*ti,ing about VA t rump. The city of Mem- j l||#l ae. lv|lWjl of , nmc of , h.. ili-moiuitra „ governed, rnlhcr willing- ( , wb>| ^ |(|om „ „ to , |lek Weal I,on of hh. popul.rity, the Scna.or lly o..«l super- , |h r|r , ff, ira whett Rooae- .poke of hm. a. a great sn.l |y, „ good man. uinpH-gliable uf Am-rlran city tb|ty ar, nn. needed —nor wanted; First open hint of the 1’irm inarlimt'o! Tcnneaaew ra.ta II* ; hanging mailers up on evary pcs - a m * - . . Now tha’ it has th . roa,l>' u n d erm in ed conriileiK e~ln o th e r"^ d i'^ T il.n t^ -h aC e fn- *hown "° ' ‘••r-eut indlc.tiom et*U dent’s attitude Inward Senator i Vn li however it will; conies E d , ajU# l^hniealily »nd delaying ad), |t doesn't know wh«t to do ‘r i f l e d a decline in th e to u ris t truth:, bm uR ht a slum p lit er of hl* P0* " W or of ,hr Georgs came al Gainravll r, Gu .| Crump willi hi* Memphis B0.000 . , jnaM at .j,e public aipenao. It o th e r liuainesa, ncceleratetl th e d ro p o f th e M exican peso Powrr 0, hu congreaaUmal critics when he ignored him in . xper.h or mi and tip* the ee.le which . , rp,nrl| | 0 IDy group that ia wha* wl«k IL but rommended Governor Fd R iv ­ «oy he <*ill. So went the Tennca- happened here tro m B.B to a b o u t fi to I h e dollar. And It is obvious towilhatead g. « But If he carries out hie appar­ era. Evidently It arirred Gemgr lo arc b.ttlr, ami priiccfnlly a* P" Char If. Mlchel.on who w rit.. llm t dh e ill-effects o f M exico's con fiscatio n Sincerely, o f fo reig n f u tte Dernncrsfn- National Cam- prtHverty h*vu only begun. Mexico u rg rn '.ly n eeds foreign ent intention to Invade Georgia a fury. Returning u> WsahingloM. litlcrl bottle. in our middle B. II. GUTHRIE against Senator George, the isauc ho joined rebellious Senator I'at mounls'r* ’talcs gu. |E*ta. says the I’re.klent would i ^o r f u r th e r dcvrlnpnuM ^ U nder e x i t i n g conwill be clear-cut, or this corre­ llaVriaon of Mississippi ill .cut o- -a a fir 8 case of hive, fn a third > ( M w lb# !■•*« ditionM it is im|M)ssildc to i*X|)ocl su ch new n ip ita l. the undistributed profits spondent's inquiries are far amirs. tltng S ' tana. Bui as Utw. cn hives and ol Sail Iks rrt« » I he M exican episode muy end b y nerv in g u s a lu ta ry In tha territory covered already lag. L D M Unnitea there would scam pur)M>se if it helps lo m ake clea r to dhe p a rtie s o f '.he le ft U be Utile choice. by the President, there la not n Until the last hours for filing, in all co u n tries th n t '.he rea l w ealth o f a n atio n Ilea n ot case, even In Kentucky, where his tkvro Wert two candidatra against / Nearly one hundred million p rlm u rily in Us e x istin g physical p la n t luM in Its c r e a ’.ion influence can be eoltaldered 'he George, neither claiming White Mr. Rollsml I.. Dean, Editordetisra baa been spent In -Florida o f new income an n u ally . No m an in Ids se n se s ch o p s one deciding factor. But Georgia llouao support. One wsa former Th* Sanford Herald. ITnder New Mannx«gi*nl <hiHue the pest three y eeu fnr dow n th e apple tre e to g ot th e f r u i t ; y et th a t in principle stacks up differently. Before it Govamor Eugene Talmsdge, anti Dear Mr. Dean: oynieit’. and farn\ relief of s w h at Is being done in on e c o u n try n ftc r a n o th e r to<J»y developed that the President might Now' Deal and altati-George. The A . small group who discussed Intervene, them could te found otter was WdlDm G. McRae of kinds. Wnnder what bust, ” *m e o f w o rk ers w ho u re b eing h u rt m uch m o re little substantial opinion that 8m Atlanta, wanting the Nrw Ural your editorial of Augual 9th 'A saoald have been like If I* V? l.icutsnan*. Governor Nrcdod’ dif­ th a n th e y a r e being helped." s>or George would te defeated Townee ndiied not barn for there huge govfered with your point nf view Regular Hotel Maid And Sines then, George’s position has On tho last day for filing ran- in on* particular, although *11 •ipenditureaT dktoctea In the primary, Marvin been considered leas secure. The ——----- o— ------Rail Bop Hirvlc* but one of ‘h vm said your poster Oeerge of Georgia may change la laid to tte Pruktenl's Melnlyro, prwaldentlal arrretsry tLn la well taken in other res­ •aacceptahle to I’Ksiden*. was In Georgia to receive an pect.. influence. Ray Chambers lit and the CIO but he la Now If Senator George survives honorary degree. On that same XnM wl Wsoag.e Consensus of expression in this Mra. R. C. Maxwell, Min A n|ie uerro welcome from tteir friends. any atldrfc tte Praaidapt . may day Lawrsaco Comp, U. S. district .with Ahe American Pederasmall croaoaeo’Jon of opinion may attorney far tha Allante district. tehor. William Green, Whitnrr, and Mice Alice Whlfl 121 ito. Psrh A re. make, It will te a blow at preai A card from Ueut. Worthington G W for tho Bens la. Two weeks b* stated as fullowst it of the time honored who are (pending *.h. summer! deal is! prcstig*< If tte' JWngior Pkeoe t i l l Blackman G ar. the intelligence Florida ia not aloa* in aet hav­ orgsnliation, says Bcna’jrr Coronado Beach, went fiahlpg falls under It, the PruaUewt will te o r Camp was in-and-out of a la of ord Florid, that he has arrived safely overing a man elected a* Lieutenant White Hoorn conference, ihe tra baa a **100 percent labor other night in company wPh te given full credit. Lleut. Blackman la tha Governor. Moat states manege lo Bbtldon of New Smyrna and Senator George probably - la a dlUaaal way of donning New Deal youngest son of Dr. and Mrs. W. gat along without on*, oapocislly Ulmming.. pprty caught 32 flounders. W. Blackman of this county and -ea se. In point" o f1 one whom those sparsely settled, and whtr* i Taft aaerae to have won. , Thar* la fte a y s tha poa.lblllly Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Howard 'ha many friends of the young Republican arnatnrlal numlna- family of Orlando ware bare t t e 1 the President, long away finances ar* usually a problem. man will be glad to leam of hla —- people. T te Ooowtaa strung in Ohio. A son of William terday anroutc to DeUnd w from hla morn sxcitsblr White T te Pi'skivnt of tha Senate may safe passage anoaa. Ho was an along with tte P n aU sot during >Ofward Taft, and an able bual- Mr. Howard U assembling a grin Mouse adekert, may choose sim­ te a very able man; ha may oven tte first heads : years, thaw teattorney at Orlando when tbs man aa wall aa politician, «f photos for a booklet to b ply fa dedledu tt e BarneavBle te an A-l cactuilvo, although II gan to divaags. Ho vatad M *teit Mexican trouble broke oat. Ha Teff, d ill a young mai\, printed soon. Mr. Howard aside powoe plant without pulling the la sapectiag rather to* much M i­ went to Camp Wheeler aa first the court plan, t t e r*o*gnsiaarie« on his way to big things from being a flrit clau news] twits* m Caargo. But if he does. l l * qualification in s strictly legkiU, tha w tg o M U toUy add voted sergeant afterward taking tt e op­ ■ poorer plant will t e illative (opreaentative. Th.ro is , )t e BepubUcan parly. He kalto per man is also a first cl portunity of attending Ih* train­ for the A A * bM owly after da n rtafa and an arts which photograpter and U called upon t t e sm allest’(hat m r wan Uds to te said, though: At test, ing camp where ho won Mo com* non axing It Uttar ly tbs IteSaM U . presidential attention. taking dtOJk suddenly u p ‘ frequently placed man In to taka special view, all over lucsttly. altar t t e f m U u d f t mtrgeney cireumaUncae, Ik t White House, and it may bo umloohtedly require emus time . . I l;'| Mr. and Mrs. Frank MUIer and Inter than 1940 American ‘ U ‘*’ . . lEp. Ms Hunt li htrt (or % MW I lire und 51m* Edward 1-ana and for him to “tab* tte ahig’s may te deciding be’wtan tim" • to teejm e familiar wRh say, Senator Barkley 4»r» visiting friends and spending L „ r, | 0f the family ara again a furlough from bis duties aa In* .neamped amid lbs cool shade of mature o f tho mootdU, and l* t nyMIAMI DAILY NfcWS •tractor In tha anvy. Ha Is lucatrd Palm Springs where Mr- Millar to position to act to th* tea* ad­ is— • vantage of tte Mato. AH atota vf R. Guthrie In kla let- In the navy yards nt Charleston recently built « bungalow fa r They horiad Berry In Tmpeesae. t e ,waa ai posted pa serve. HU eroso-cuntnto might **t ia k t.lte camping purposes. MUa Barn Herald today eugceaU and looks Ilka tte Ufa la fabulous eompensitlan meaatimo, to •verybody’s dlaadWight la-with the party and ttey 1» Is aa» » ptewaat taja, but tte ciplma laa iatelaws Com te -no 'etarhy' with him as one of Ur sailor bay*. i |, will t e joined by many of tte story ends aa M nhagM- U * Ua fay marble bprUd under Norri* vantage. bat a Mention ia mad* of Ur. Branch other young people during tte •tary of aa phto ag* paaeaeafnl la te h i m had, to th# country at with admin latrstiws Mr. and Mra. J. F. Miller Palm Springs Is ana of R t t wUh useful labors to hie tone, a prqyor took. Whatavor Cane, to* Govamor’s teevotory. MiUegortUe, Ga., accompanied by M 16 not be a r hp Urn ovtoogm of tte rur* hut his position In th* admtolstruit papular roooata in thfa credit * t e sought to* gyardDy t f t e were a IJeu- tteir childroa arrivad Wednesday iInvtetigaUen of tha TV A. to (loo la not mad* Goar. Psom tte U turn ghat t e t o d r i to gold. »o aa U t e In s aad aro tt e guesta of tteir moth- pat*- nf. Florida first days of tiovaraoi Coop's adterry grei (8 t*k8 th# 08TWW er, Mra. C. W. Bhhtholaer end th iii Lester Bee man has dona SO mnch 5 la supplemaat tha hand a f-N a - or of lahar* mlahtmtlte hie teMter tea- « benaver naooaanryl brother S. 0 . Bhtnholaar and 1 -atafcteo ivfapal to eoneldmr copied, a poGUon Halted gUlt.no •era sad raaks tha I BMP t e otieking t t e i r Dp They mads tea trip Ja M la tteir. final, ff . they should te. A good net wanUd, hot tf car and laavt today far Loagwood Is badly I acta while tt e tuMlvus before *. $tft**. t« Q w g la . Mr. andU iw f lour hail The Sanford Forum Gilbert Hotel Summer Rates $3.50 per week up flrj SANF0RD TWENTY YEARS AGO INI rtS g ■*** s « a ita W jft ■ ■ t r ifi TIME �. . , . . V . . ■ . f l -. : PACK TURKS H I E S A N F O R D B R W .M .n. SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A Socia l A n d P ersonal G E N S M A R T IN I.A N E Y , S ociety E d ito r * i Meeting Is Held By C alendari Social Wile O f B r i t i s h Activities Banker W o r k s At Air Raid Service T e le p h o n e Mteionar5' <iroup Pe rsonah t 14* W ar Scenes Feature^ "Shopworn Angel” Vord ha* b#»n received from ( Mn Aln-e Itallin.-I>i,r ,.f ) I i Ih ii >I<>. ' rb n m ia n .,f ihv |in|i»rlnivnt | i'u ilirity uf Ih f A n n t u a n lwit»>n ' A tm lia ry , ih w U i . , r w ill I-- ■ >I b r« .K -.« i from W ll H O K ri | '!»• from 1^ oVIiN'k 'ill i o n . oVrtck which w ill he **f interest to I --------- thcme it doe* nut go into the |1Mt .|v bu* a llin k . Ih r problem from lh^ m *n lr. .In '" „ |hv | „ . y. „ l « h rw . B riuu« w alk* uf lif r M> r t S u ll» vm . .lo r* h rr • *• .*i>nt w ill • gctahlea ir • salad w eathwrt granu- Miintita* ID . old w at«r w tot. Cool •! Foiled »al l oasidcred S t r a n g e Job For YVomen In Her Social Sphere — —— ----------------* ^ Th# lonli#* Miftftionary Society T i l I RSI> \ Y °f Sanfnrtl (#o«»|»*l rah#macl#* M ism .MargareM Reitz has , .. ,.i , k met Monday a r the* home* «#f Mr*. turned ft uni a abort vacation Th e I om m unity L lu o , , R M cIntyre l 0 \|H t\ Bri>W. business I * Cuba. w ill ,,*ei with M r. K < l-ong «t The* m re tin * was ope*netI with 'I'M iiiag n N orm an Alts m? k tr bu*i«- on Kirhm ,,i„t Av«nut>. , w ill ••■vrr»l -ac-riil « m g i ami a p r o y " The T u * liar ltd t lu • Mr*, D ti Scott and children a de**k nr W estm inster reci . Richard. Mrs. ita r r f u la r m e e tin g .1 1 > 110 I’. M 1* ** ^ »ng Aoiiteti for the A lt Haul I YV McT»*er read the <cy|«*.ure les­ nrv s|»eruling -• tew d ays in D hj in th- W rla k a ita iiiliu g . I br tuna Betuh ■auln.it* »el v r #« son ami Mrs M cIn tyre gave a ills* T o w ta riiil u r r h r . i i a will e n te r 1-* >«ernH u stran g e job , cushion on the Moslem etudy A la m e ilh a iiiu . k u I ,,'.,g r » ,» . M iss Lillian t am eion is #M*ml 'h. wife ,.f 'he governor uf ' she»rt In lin e ** meeting was hehl M ONDAY right gava j ,n* ■ f*** luv * in D aytona He-ua h Hank "f Fn g lan d Hut »he dor a fte r which Mrs. a s the guest of fr nrtube. 'h in t ao She iim -<I to t>« a m T *» *° r | , „ , ng prayer. f*e» >•( the I oinh n Co un ty t n » l i n c t i n g of ih r h i l t y -► »*ty * rrr r v n l by . M r and M rs John S c h irn n l • il. Ril»l« t'laas of th** .Methodist 'he* hutleiu tee the following Mr*, i until hei mat riage to y M iller. ! J c and fam ily anr en jo yin g t 'liu r h w ill hold a covered Utah T o i \ 't * i) m an’ of B ritish I. M iller. MfH \ su|i(er ut S a n l.a io lo Mprmif. M r, „ A , „ | , y W, , II Renton. ‘ voi-alion at Co ro iuu ki Beach lu lu r five and a half year* > « He w ii* tin n s <i| year old I**' f a r * w ill leave tile 1 h u rrh «» M r, H irh un l. Mr- M c lW r, M b* J If Kslrntge has re elm . *he a .Id Near old divo. 7 .'II I* M In case .f m m th- A||nw U l l I , M iller. M r. f u i »<V< ■ M il turned froiu D aytona H* a* »> w i'li IWft, *tll»« supjer w ill be held in the ch urch M is. Y^'righ* w here she #njo#xl a sta we»*h> antes. I diopped m'o her office vacation. get hrr *lunt on her work TU ESD A Y She give* you a friendly h i 'Yw* r«vulu r busino** and so cia l, Mr ami Mrs F ra nk C h a s e and -hake a* vuu m eiting of C ir c le N um hei S ix | conie U». As son, of YYimlermere will arrive •e’ tli l * i i in a ch a ir, you of the F ir s t Metliodi**t I h u tch ) w h ic h j S i f u n l j y *o spend the week rml - e iw ftia* -he ha* a»h hi*Wll be held with Ml K. YYil ! • T h e Shopw orn Angel. hafts at In I* Yl hail a youthful. oval *h»» co v e re d • „ p , „ . tonight ..1 thr K it i Th e "• tU n fu n l. dun supper w ill be u face. and a ch arm in g pvi d at -> dll has a background which F M Mr ami M r*. K H Tm ylur and AI»1V le n e a lh her efficient b j -h..w« 1.w « the fir-1 draft of W orld they marched daughter. (ira i'V. Will l«^»ve Btit r i m woman manner W ar soldier* •lav to visit in A labaum fui a “ You have a dm igcroii* M i'l ll K j aw ay in I ‘J 17. d m i' you 1Ii in k , Ylr* S m him | W hile the new film ha* a war short lim e. * i Glamour Is Added • When Salads Are Cool, C o l o r f u l I a«k V. M H u n t, who has been " \ i | «>f us in ih u type of * w orking in O tlundo fo r Hie in daug ei. uf j o u i* e “ tune, was in San fo rd on In m Hut d«Hr>ni-l your hu>l ness I'hursday object ?" ----- till the CuHtlftiy. A ll ol iiiun I !»%•!|» Mrs Jam es A lloyd, J r f ine*t emotional acting a* the Mr* N i'rinaii u vic#-clia*M' g „ l with a hard boiled past who » e*.burg will arrive »o.»»u, . oh all iiMMiibers of I lie Amei it ail -tddlei boy on *•» n**»»*f the day wdh her mol lie t in x liarK** »»f lln* 1 «»utl«ui m r -» i m m i led a o u iv e Hi# YV'tiiie-n * V o liiii'acy Srrv l*«tion Auxiliary. ilrp a rtu rc l „ r ' l r - w 1 W hr*l»*._ I tbe i ’Ni * of his f.ii V R |* a i nm#nt m i ; France. i/ .ili-n iii xx 1y i i#.it#i| *,» #» Mis* Constance Mei*ch ha* n .lames Stew ait is *een as the .t li.ilf mitlhiii \%"i»»# n vnlunt I b rw ililv rril W «.»... ,*•.*»••• *• ........ fui *li«* v n ri'tiA ir Raul 1 fall* ill love with the gold »llg he -»pcrv* *onie time n* fh»- gin«t x'uni *'»n* *#, i v i #*i ,« gpig show gill, unaware that shCj of Mi** E liz u le t h (Ira y Th# (irjniniBat im i )im* 1 ha* an a d m irer m the person I'onin Mr* R YV Penrm an of Miami, xarii )/«••! in th#* of W alter Pidgeon, rich manform erly of this city, is lh*% gue*t fui hr'itig m 'hi* hum)* of about town Both actor* pixy Caattnusd h t r r °ig « On* ln<li«‘* *»ml yminjr «)• of Mr« |*aul H igger- at her home i n l y their role* expeitly, adding in­ niiM to the tiK’ft) chapter and r«* ' ai» * * uii YVe-t Nineteenth Street. Hostess Advised Not Tu Mix All Vege­ tables In I «• e h o \ It, N IK . \l IW N I.IK MW k i *I; K Y -.nr *ata« • ,nd up into m . i v i* tliwn when meftl l.n iH U I f • . mg b ’ .1 It til** ike novr I » te. *ala> • li-h mix . hut in half. IN I mil •h. . 1 . . • t III IX •"Itt • .111•1 -• » ;m«l \ \x •. »M. \ dks an l.m d an n» fill in i he casr It. meat -.ila.l* • d M ir ic t iv v• get aid ......I1 >. 'ini' «i •’ •■•I i •*i i, 1 \ -->t ' • >i t <- i lull L it| I .1 tl« XX .i.i.. i"n S u ||rilt« M l 1*.tit.in.i 'til !•■• •• i» It.ill U ••bfH.xk. . ll xX Til . till# •» • li*» • Mill lllitl D ll' .-Mall 1.m .i'l.i li.» ' Hi# 'Hi* i , tu' * |i» •• ».*H «l ••»! ltl|l >i »X. ltd. l»IKl S T H E Y l l. I l A \ F. t i n h o i l o v mk i s o U o n Mel di»|>l.«> a 1 teih nioioe war Iraimnf of behind It of ha« and them in 15 i n I’ r a h a (ymnatlir* hern t*te ma« uf war, l he%e the annual S*«kt*l lulurr war for hr Ho A Ita bnd « - « in len ti f ini Nt»w Fashions Are Pi Kappa Phi To Set it In Fur Marts H o l d ( (invention For Winter Season In J a c k s o n v i l l e lly h » RK AI)EIAII>t n \ h \\ YORK. \ *c F tu «it.il I— tb* I Y* h r Aug I! I e.lnl 1M > y m*ian.l \ . VV I lu I'W II I I t.. i Mid •». I I \ II u f*’ I .*, ttr lb • in iii m tb I.H API I Ml II ( l i t KR Y Ntol |l i I ig h t) •• whit I cherrlr I | loMMl.o • »!.nl fee ♦ -r-giuen’ •c*»l *V It........ * i IT f, , I In '« M 11 • O I I I I |f XXIt h 1.•moil p. i.i , . lull 1 Min..1.1 III# ' 'n il'll Ml I. tl u« «• un-l •!*» a. | III.IX •ll.l ,1.. x* l XX ' ll 1 nlM# • h ilij M• '• i ' l a'4 i ai ti m 1e«* 14,1.1 Wftt# 1.. I * Ilf • 1 I ;•» tell » i .i h" »• I. Ol.lt l\ I'mik lh# #» tb. I •i, 1 in, i « n*M' K •' •li:n ii# i| Iru hiltidi I'd MO Ol I > pi il»i* II.. ... . Ac h ' •M" V• •««I M 1, •1" ••1xe*if » I'hi, i a ' ' • h« • 1 iik. . I 1il 1 I ........... 1 *.'• I.it in S lr a l •v i* i iii . • i h* > III i »' • .tl.nl * a n l Y.'.l 1 1 It 1III . n ' t) t In • i*##•* nl* hi »».. ft ,»t- O »N t •* i hnl 4 i -"Mi tl 1i ' ­ • ti iln ui'i in..Ii) In* 1r fu • ■ • i iii ** i : • • a|a. f a I*, .tl •n hi ll Ml# III. h xx ' h 1 iiuilt.ii 1" It • Ik in ivtu r • -.i'll m t •« inf 11 til 1 ' In ll . n 1 1 ..--• . 1 * * n iir#ru(t»r ti: • -1 m Ml .X 1 ... b. 'h i T in f l*ll' X•• 1 n ll •| X1ill# ' ,ii • - -.i t -#' »• . •m h#n. For i • n»i . i*o u xx il h .i 1 lh. i w, .'•**• th. i t fn. n. '••.ill littlU »hu' 1 .11. III III I... i'l ritlM •Up 1•ll itiff I x u» frtv** , M •# . i YVIiv ii tl •. i #•)»' )■ i-» th. »• >t • I < t • III I X • >1 XX11lx X?f ' • n !•• |*px » |i lllllio ol , II. nix' It 1»«i ini' I !•»' li#tcun on I me 1 • 1“ - t l .l l It* 'int* .m l 1. .ll ll I •I flu* ll" #t A h ‘ 11*•I'l•' ') '1 . f M •)....... hall* l , M I .. ll I h d d * V*•' t«l N• .»• • till. -itn.lxx t, h . mi • i Is 1*,1* I*' II. It.* XXIn. 1. •*. i • •.' • tnl#i vain i X |<« • . ! '• •i •t .» -itll-lN 1 ■h. ., I ■ • Mi ll 1 1la-11 It" • ■.«ImiI gti< ii • in.ik. Y' « a-«i i 1 flu* r # il o f tl .11* Iti^' pot » n g ra tiatin g comedy to a dram a ol 11,1 m u i i " i» l'.»x« Y 1 l|.t 'll «‘ l |1 •’• •' |i> ceve free celery recipe hooka. Y.i.l Ilia 1 I • . . i ml th ill unf |1nt Mr* Norman -ays **thi a h i ' i M " , > . . 1. Ytr. I.ingle commented >>n the i ealisnt. X. n, l' ■ X J . j . i Mt.tN i i i i a i - t YV Ii # m rtnitly worker* ‘ whatever *' '• • ll • ll! »|» YY’ d R»»*s and daug hter. h 11 ......... Nat Pendleton. Alan Curtis . .«C.....| .ill 1 ii . *i" • ti. hi I- • n roloiful arra y of the Fluriita deb • M tk . l i t •• ni"-l of nt 1 »• i i u f Id U n r ur f m a n tia l pn**n I.nui-e. have return ed from New .IN ml i m t « in gfttnn, Allying *hat no other group I nnd Sam l.evene present a re- h e irv . M oultrie, slid Ih lb llll, t .s “ Merit*' I* the only .X , .» III Yli\ • a|««.«1 |. #• t f| i.lllll."» 1 •! ’ " Y n»"#u* t ill •ml - tu ff w| llillig • • fron any stute attracted a* miurli vealing picture of three soldiers. w here they *penl several month* »■ mr**. *h»- r * plain* ••• I.I ' .1 • if - *t . 1 h i . Ilfli • .n * .» • v ' » . XX'ill .lli-l lob '• •< i l . . - I l k , ».. k# .| i lh. F ill lh# c# •lid il, | fttteitmn as the Florida I.M»na with immelesM so a* to depict t h e av III. n l » • .if.....1 " '1 h ». •» !•# 1t ' l i nil HI.ilil xvi ................ I • .1 tl t o 'I t "\Yln»t would >oii do, Mr». \ •t fa ......I • ' ertige American who fought iii .ll • . d s theii brightly colured orange sun alia' e*.I a• 1 ‘ in. ly oe l • ill I... h . l f l ........k r . l 1 #l|f 1 1 un\ 1#*f toy Mr. ami Mi* J L. Thornley m.in, if enemy bmobers r:* 1 v••i!• - kri " t m h • keliwt* with MFb»ri«lu” p r inte d' the last war. Others in uniform | have re tu rn e d home after a two | .ndon tinluy ?" lint , | J Htil • ItOpp. .1 vx' I p llk It H arm I 1•' i w . i d Ioi therwm in lurge blue Itftw a and ly gtroil perfurm aoces are Hattie I week-* vacation spent iii d e m i 'll I" lil I f ol I Y ll l i l t .it.o l t i l l ‘ I don’t know I hadn't tho ( heepi | .. • •*»* h, . be.-M I • Iheiigaudy Seminole Induin shirts. McHaniel, Eleanor Lynn and j gia. North Carolina, a nd Ten of tha*.‘* at ll ' If III • \ Wt ft p it'k h l Y I • | " I* •Hi ' I,I I to .Hill till* I'HI Mary delegates, he added, from C h a rlie D B row n. ‘ ll , n t - . • i t i i t i t i - t 1 i i m l i h i l l tin mix I . I lo 11Mt ^H I P» ••• I'll i nessee. *1 should Innk your first • I'l l** • o t h f «latvs tried to purchase the M usical num ber* are pleasing Xll Mll . I ill. lu ll lo . of to | • |*l k%»»• | wfM'l l Iflg till' o n l*o h *l i n k ________ r i rn Mould be for y,*ur lato , ,I li«ln«a*a and Indian shirty but they and au thentic o f the 1017 p eri­ h. II 1 I \ • .I t t IV • i p '• m u . •• | U il>< ill I U l l g f i l .-It <mill. I•• •>vvii YI.i -U:i •'111 UII* Merton Ayeocko hue pone to, " Y r a . I «U|i|M>ae i* would b, ^ I l„ v wfj* not for sale. ^ t od. D irecto r 11. C . Potter kept •I •»" • . •» * iat itish v\ 1111 «' o f f i i i ri' N ew ark. N Y whore ho w ill ot **Thon dnnt you think *• •,*r M ill III • ••leaf .tml I»«m x #r m .(• |il h lh :xt 1It foil VI. 1 !• V 'fie Florida club r » B 7 away the p icture m oving at, a lin e f.# it, ll I'illl ! Mi ( . YY i It llir x n n y V 'd iir lir i S k.in k h.i • "in# lo th. 1...... ton,) to h o iln o .i for Iho .1 t w im irn Volunteer* w ill l- I ‘ to «" nrrr«, «xp|| first prlxe In a parade that wound tempo. o I I I I * .1 Y o l|» .lit Itl^e I t . tl * '* 1 Ml Ill'll 1*. mi’ •til'*" 1, I I I . ) . i • • - r HiitehinM in I'om puny. Ilo w ill *unto r la .h bvtweon do » end 1| Mil lilt* •!. a• le r 4 l.lllll--■t4'l'l Ihnughoutf the main business secXX |H| XX ' 1k 1 •| I It » " 'll ' Ilk# •>, tik i in .h it .. ,11 1li% 1 • i.h# Y O ti t • " l i l t s t i n k i N l l o l . I l l V O I I I « t o 1 I os# ........... to o l |'»iat|Hrrj ta» « return homo in Novemhor. fam ily " #• MM# h . u r a p e r a r t # l a s t tiH **f Oakland ami l a ^ a d so-ver-;tl.ol T ty p iiltin y .1 lilt |a• _ ' - Y u s , I SllppOSd* s o " l» tlMIII •'*• 11,t »li e I..,' X • "Ul 4 ilf .1 tl"#' rami, .in lh,. f <li • it .i loim.*l It.tii •r #xa§, t l hours. 1 • in l ill Hn «i> •»!*# \ V • b l l l t ' l o l l | | O t 1 I , | r | I l l I I I I l o * a| • a llt^» l o t Mra. II K. t a k e . M r*. \V K inalaneea. however. »h. 'id a m - , J,#> k #1w. P n tp x Kr.iiitltrll)U . o p »•••! ' • IM t • Ml .» lo< Report (liven By Lingle On Uons Alee! In Oakland 4* ( i : u :by l a n d f o r m :\T A L m inia ting th u t i* wra* tho muit successful convenlam th»* Liius have had in recent year*, Mr. Lingle pointed uu* that dele­ gate* attended the parley from sub distant points a* China, llpwaii, Canada, South America, M uico and Kurope. Although he liked California trgntn dously ami »he people even mrrs ^Jian the sountry, Mr. Lingle safs Florida ha* the west coast 500 Killed As Japanese Bomb U. S. Mission C N i t l n u i d F r o m FiQO On# K a .O r n S u n J a n l T im a yt<t»nlay. A S o t it l m m m uniqua alatril. an "a a re tra a n l bad nal b*»n rrarh ^ l about th» ba.iit fo r *ha work t f f.h t dem arcation eommiaainn." Tw o Japan , >c ami two Ruaman* whoa It cornea *o clim ate, w ill attem pt to avraa on the diadeclared C alifo rn ia weather U | puled borderline. The apark 'hat •itfier loo hot, Vhi d ry . too fnirity. I miifht kindle new incidents, how­ to* ra in y , or too dnntp ••• »uit i ever, ■‘.ill burned. Troopa remained him- O ur weather in Wlundu la in the area and the fundamental fait ly equal a n l com fortable, he iaaue atill w as unsolved. On the C h in a front a Japanrae coacludad. force thruat w rit ward from Kiuk ia n f tow ard H ankow , the Chinea* provlaloaql cap ital. T h e t'hineae aqld .h e y hilled SO* htvaihira lu a counterattack and forced the Japan ea* to w ithd raw . Japaaeae a ir ra id e rr bomU<l the Iqtluatrlal and w aW rfm nt pram e*»4 Ona C a nittaqM tl* a re a s In t h t tri-c ity ra tio n in ru p n e r of l candid speech at w hich H ankow la a p a rt. Kirra B a rtle sv ille *«••#• . w a r* started and heavy ta au a l'ie i C lo a * *h i» a H ou se frien d s f«ar*d.. looked f*T >«*aevalt to m ention, fcu ,n th , ^ , 1,), w ar M rM u rrn y. M i*. Ih .r ii lurko nml ‘ h**1 A K I* duty and lan iily Miaa K a th e rin e t a k e of llrlu n d o ie *|io n -ib iliiy ure briny or.li left T h u rirla v to .p e n .l about naled. Ilo u .e w iv e *. •• ......... t w o woeka at Ihtytulla Hoaeh. , h o ‘ * ,n punror . . . t o o lire I to be Irmnod wlia t I • do in a I'eirtry Ann Hipinn, d aiiyb 'er of r *t'l. ‘T h o ir huabamla w ill 'o work Mr. ami XIra. H. It Pippin, w ill «inir over W. II. II. (I. S atu rd ay m R- prnbahly. and they II ,*■ alone m orning a' H:.MI o'elrwk during lh« w ith ‘ h'' children. If wo eitn 'how • hem how to put ou< b- m in untl Child ren's Birthd ay Hour. _______ how to »eal Up • hr 1r windows Mra. Meth W atfo rd and Mlaa *•> 'ho plaaa won't flv wo w ill M arian C lau ae plan to l. uro Sat ' help prevent them lio n , a-.'linp i:i H k H n l | * #•» "ll • . m l . i i ,1 1- ii" • il i>. ' • 1l# ; n h i -i m l 1M il' . • # .• n o l i i .1 t h ii 11» oXX I I ll o • #• . . ' l l itm .11 # •" . * ........... , h> 1 " •. i i i i - i \t . hi ) i ■' " xx ! • 1 ' lln- 1 •b Ilo • t*otl -t flixolll#* ulllll.lt INtl - it tollg#-! I ll.lll 111 .1 >flit . lm ,m K | „ , „ o i l . nde. XX11loll ,,,, I, ,,r i Hl, ,,f n ,, * III III In,. I.e rif inllv ,, I tit Oil | „ n l , . i i u i k I ii In ., In, n n..|,fi. d -.|uaro *|„.iil.l. 1 ' Hi' "•! -"•••••lh -in.ill ...lia r un,I „ » |>lo u rila y tu ip en d ten ,lay« in| •“ P *'"cy «K' flt tl- ' •Hut »l„ you think I** |»* -*» l»c*l il.a ip b t iloovoi. Ii h i.. . ...... . Panam a C ity a* tho k 'iv - I s ul U r. and Mra. II. I, S tn itli, fo r ­ lu uxt* omiiivn for A R I' work 7 fo.till.l-- Wll.|.p.-i| look C an lb *y k«v|» Ihvir b rail- iii an I b - . i p n . - i i . , , W l | t h o V oplli m erly nf S a n fo rd •m vrg vn cy ?** ilo I" •••»■**i * • OMt lo Ilf • ' » " It '* not only priictM .il but ; » * I l i f x f i r t u i i m i x u r i f i * - . M r. and M rs. W. W lln d g ta t M t u lia l. YYVr# in an n iiftg e n c y and son, W eldon, and ,Xln* I V ila Brid ges have returned ••■ their VV# must bav# th# *upp“H of lln '■ ir is S x I S t l i K XX MK t i l l w om en'' hume in B e rlin , l . a , a fte r viaitTk#* li»t of A . II. I* j*'!#* f u r ’ inir Mr. and M rs. K. J . t'aiu rro a woman tuap ra from trlr|d i»n ia'a I T l ' ' , , ' f ' '•'*• '> '* I I ' !'• for a short time. and atenoaraphrra I.......... . " "" > • ” " • n l,»n Jo udotu 'lo­ ir,.d o r., ca.v *u ,,r. ' .a ',,1,,n Vum-ouvo. .1. M rs. W alter I.. Cooper and sun, d riv e r*, rvai-ua'iun ..raaaaa-a «v, I«<r I * ' h" " " w h" h (.•H uy w ill leave F rid a y to ualty w orkers and u n d ertak ers.1'city 't mill «t wu* a at ring of o ij spend several weeks with rolativea nreakfaa*. ur luncheon note: " n A,'rl1 K' K,,' ’' <,*>rin lA iin g to n . K y . and tndiunapo' li». lad . K n ru u le .‘ hey w ill atop Select lung, 'len d e r tnlla, cut tham Ilo- averagi- Southern fain. i« ........... ................ in A tla a la for, an Inapeetion tour In half and remove part of the C to r p a hy )«••» • h J *•“ ,0 ‘ '" 'sp re a d •• t h r n fro n ts. T h e lo- of Em o ry U n iv e rsity w hich I.eR ny c en'era. Spread 'he hull,,wed cases |!HS ... ivi. Tlx- average u, i|„. r...| wl’.h bqlter. Hieak one egg into „ f t|,<- U. S . i.i 2«r» aciva. Uvatf hU to Wf *mP ,n | turgtaia launfh^I affmaivr 1 •apacta tu en ter this Fall. each half roll, sprinkle il with [ ---------------------------- -—*------h i* p lace. Noth C a m p and « o v . l #gtllM , rlch Minm« E . D . R ive ft. ala * a N ew H e a le r,f(|U|rtfy ^ >0u lhw eal am Spain, M rs P. W. Ashby uf Ourham, Ml', pepper and celery .all an,I u p f*y re a a a in a tlo n . w ere pree- f t , Q uvam m ant said Ita troops C., whu h a s been 'he iru<-»*. of add a dut uf butter. Bake ur broil • n t « lt M | U H Y * l t ap ru n a w h a t lw>|, „ U , n in c lh , b rw c )l In the Mr. and Mrs. (ieurg* if. Hishon, lin'd a while film f u r n u over the left Thuiaday fur a viait with •up. Hull* lb ay al»u be u-ed as »M • • • aurprlae In .u r f «nt lin e* In we»t#rn C a U d u n e w a a t In a h r l* f addrraa |on)> T h e |n r a rf * n t a h s f p n lo pu» friends in T am pa. Her son, Pvtey, emu-s fur erram ed ur I utter*,! • h i c k h * iMOft W fa a hy o a p r e a .m * 'prrM U r, t i „ Q ,a d r> la line In will remain here se lh* huus* f»oda. gurat of Buddy Btahup fur a abort plcaatpr* o v * k k re tu rn to W a rw 'a o u t h t ra C a U lu a la . To help prevent meringue on H p r i^ a lima. • "X 4 1 '• - X in i# ll. h » 1 1" .!• !# • 4 XX i l l 1 »• • 1 • X« • I II IN f V I h. YY i n . Y ... L 21 a Y IIh . • I* || l.x 14 •I t I I PM* It. m i 1 I i . l ' •1 . . - . k . .1 .tm l m i x 1 i n «- iiin l "1i .Ii, f t lO tl'II Iim l |o # -*l • Ii# # *# • i i i m l lel#-a| i i . iliy "It R . H | t " 1" 1 ' - u litil* in u N<1•! ir»« liKOYVN CO. tin Itllll t .l A D I . F L O R ID A :#v " l N Y t« M ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aanB nnnnnnnannannaannnnw ■■■■■■■*■' It If ll "I Mil I* o il , itii1 P lan To Help South I b Told T By Roosevelt of 1 ' -•• \ | . #M*I < i |[ l|« h o t •< It. R o y ill It. • I , i ' t lltk M ob . I •• .1 hi ft . YY ill tutu I H iookK ti \ Y *#,**i#» ll. II YY t.ll X R 1 in* 1 lllt'MK". lo • M il. 1 III 1"II Y II •1 1 S I. Yt ,1 Il' X' «. • h ilu • II .1. ami « R #. h I*.| 1 ........... 1 lull loll#*. N • ,*h !o r of Slut m l 1 i III |l. 1h# 1# »•• • »M| V* • unit'.tfiii# s '.il.n l • KK , # "l i # i •x I• ' I I' lo t .1 1 • • • l l X •1 «•' .- -•1 If, • UII 1 .. . xw huh • ll. >< IW ER T-The JEWELER IHamnntla hnd XXaldiNi Fine .Valch Ann Jew city H ep flrln g ■ _ D iam ond N lounllng And iMU’rstviitjf -MMicMic r u n i : i x ..ai T lta : t »vv . -yl— rtrat at. r x .a . a '» » • •• t . w . i r a ............. ........................................... f = NEW Answers to Industries' Old Questions { t • > \ TO-NIGHT - F R ID A Y S ••W* are vary much honored] I^fcor Day promises to be a In having today as rnesta of record breakar for Daytona Beach. Warm Sprite*. Governor Rivera,:Th* cily> recreation department erho la an od friend o f ours, and la arranging an elaborate cn'er w b a l h°P« tainmant prngram for the s-day bo th< n a * t sen ato r from pvrlo.1 starting the Saturday **•• th k sla te , L a w re n c e Cam p ," foie and conthxnln# thru Munday September, L tbo Prealdert said. SSL |8 M A SS S I) M H C O U P LES BOM I e Wc TTt T u , Aug. 1 1 (# )—W. B, Sapp, Justice of the «>**«*. bellewa he set tome thing of a reeetd aa# year by marrying 1,400 couplm Sapp aaya he’s performed &JM« sHrriage ceremonina since IM1. 1 t i H # e e ra % *« M tJtW . « t m r i t t ) k b d f of M i l you ftWould Wav h the .b e ll H you w ^ T t o p t • f nutthrep p a d a h a ll M e*___ pad a le n r ih tS iS U Vrl Mr. and Mra. D. U Thrasher have returned from a vacation in Rlton, Wia. where they were the guests o f Dr. and Mrs. If. A. Evethard for aevcrol weoka. Enroute home from WiKunala they spent n short tint* in Glayton. Ga. cream or fruit-filled pice from shrinking during cooking, are tha'. it eovers the entire top of Ihe p ie' and touches 'he rim of lh.- crust. Moke the maringuc fur about 13 minutes in a alow oven and keep it N t of a draft while i> la coolO f - ________ In d u stry e rre d in tho past! W aste rock from P h o sp h ate M ines w as heaped m ountain-high. C itru s skins rotted in a dum p. P ino tups m oul­ dered in the fo rest a f te r cu ttin g off th e saw logs. It.w a s alw ays a problem 7 - w h a t to do w ith th e w aste? T h e ftrel WurU'a Fair in the Ah n i q a t U nited B u t e * w as In 1193. Mrs. J. A. Jones and C’onlinuouH From One O'clock Ashby and Buddy. ratumad Wednesday night from Coluaebua, Ga. and WeH Point. Ga. where they visited for about ala weeks. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Carl Lane and son. Wyatt, . , of West Point, who will be the To prepare mh|t «or storing in guest of Dr. and Mrs. Jones for IIOIAMI farnjM • Mr, nrMh U well in several days. Balsany 10-U briltog *atar. than shah* off as A public eihlbitlnp of the famed Seminole Indian “fltaen Corn DaaM” prill ha a # 4 n f to the Orange Sewl aUdlup at Miami Sepfemkcr It, It « ■ ppnounerd this naeh by Miami etflrlaln »ho have arranged with Dtp SemhtuW tribal chiela for tk* span#. Mirtin'g Garage General Repairing U se doable freskly-m ede stren g th f a r coffee at lead coffee. to alonly un*fl K la wall dried, then Pear P. while U la • 'earning avgy bwnlr to ap arSh the ftogere and e m b e d lee placed hi toll glsaeee. 51SS sprinkle tk* cream wUh for a daeontlva touch. --------- Track & Auto Porvlot s lu r p s ? 101 R ecently m o d e m ic ien cc h as encouraged in d u stry to utilize h c rrlo fo ra w asted m aterial. T oday, p hosphate dum ps are being rew orked p io flta b ly ; citru s sk in s becom e c a ttle feed and p in e tops a re sold for pulpw ood to m ak* stockings. Today, w aste la v alu ab le m aterial front w hich new products a r t co n stan tly being d eveloped—p ro d u cts designed to m ak e y o u r life b e lte r, m ore profitable a n d h ap p ier. In p r o d u c in g gas. we h av e developed a by-product—n am ely TAB. H er# M t substance v alu ab le as « roofing m aterial, a tim b er p rese rv a tiv e a n d an lnaecticide. Just '•« other by-products go on tho m a rk e t, so w f •re proud to make Ur ■valUble to you at ex trem ely low price*. Thla ito b u t one of the service* we render our customers. ____'. \ *' ■M ** Tar.—'A Cheap. Presatpatlwl 10H S. PARK AVE. rt. SANFORD GAS CO. PHONR Yx x- �SANFORD, FLO MPA' mm Orlando Senators |To 5 H its But Walks 11 Down Gondoliers By 5 To 1 Score Pitman, And Da*, is Lead Savage AND IN THIS CORNER WE HAVE: >e, Pinder Limits DeLand Attack On DcLarnl Hurlers With Several Extra Base Hits big aiege gun* c t ‘he Sun nn Davis* d 'u b le In Iff* field. Ff Lookout, wen' m.n arij.inj Finder held the Reds to five »jr night at the Mnnirt f,ii, for 'he evening but he walked I Park for Ihe first t i m " | n n,en Fortunately, he uaually than a week, and blamed ! managed to gain control of hia Land hurlera for 11 hi'a mm » nd whiffed the strike* In Ml I I to 1 victory, urhtn t h r y counted. Pef*iti1d'a f l n t tnan up in the firvt Wolf*hrrgerf who was taken out to r ’■ the IAMiknut* W.IR U-fiTi* h- ha<l officially pitched Moonf,' Hanford Irf'.firkW. «>n* inning, ptrmMted on# walk walktd. On Schmidt's airr/le and hi« RUcccRBor, Belknap, iafield, Moore went to sec- • tied nine free base*. Coming to the plate Adr N. wi ll made p e l.a n d ’* lene run tending b-«h Moore an.l in the seventh on his double, n In *l*h the flrut r u n . of fielder'* rhoice. and walks by Por­ 0, Pitman, Ihe next batter, ter ami Parro'.t, forcing him in. th a third consecutive hit h a doubted fja left field «corPitman came In on Davis' 5 t o U ft for th r fourth run liaxt fram e aaw Adz ml Iff anotlg-r run when he .into left, jT.ole airnnd, wen) I r d on • Baiaed *d hall and 4,4s im» on n u c r in. With A M mi. r *0 while haii'^ ak | "" mo , mean a r r being? being* hit by, b; ii ! i«l advanci-tfr '<». ba and wher Davt-in walked^ to hi I ; 1 ten H'llh walked nnd | mat I the . m e t ft In adi id OMtli. r run In the | ' bit alogld, a sarrifirc hy | a n t, I |» » s r d ball nnd dt*a flel <lrr’n rh n k r . Oilnl Inning saw Sanford three additional m ark e r., made find on a «inglA ( advanced to aerond whi n I walked. Hlllh a a r r lf k r d leilli I’itman armed when I p Ihrrw ‘.he bull awny. lie l l n g l r l (o r r n t r r *•» w o r r M i l ami H'i'b Uat (wo r u n . were nddrd BOVrpth wb.ii Ada walked W tn t Ip a rm nd on I’llm a n ’a I h i t n f f l h e nlghl. Arlx w m ' W k h 4 and Pitm an advanced to e n o r by Taafe, lied | b a a + ia n , nnd both arnrrd P alatka And Daytona' Beach Win In Other! State Loop Games Veteran Line To Be Redhead Wins Nine Mainstay Of Team; Titles W ith Help Many 4Soph! Backs Of Lethal Stroke O rtando tet Leesburg down laat night with a ft to l l o o , th# Palntka Axaleaa d e fea te d the Gainesville G-Men 9 to 7, and Daytona Beach y o n over Ht. A ugustine in 10 innings by 10 to 9 , in s t a te league games. H urling hia fira t game f o r the Senator*, C harlie A tw ater, for m er Sanford mnundxman, pitched two-bit hall to rack up a 5 to I win over !*#«»• b u r g in Orlando. A tw a ter gave up one ru n in thej fourth fram e aa a reault of a wild pitch Ho fanned nine G on­ dolier*. The A zalea* got 1.1 sa fe tie s off Hy f t N f S W I G H T G A I N E S V n u L - A d g : 11— Brothren, w t m ust • A n k H . . . i<s been ■ trifle warm of Ula but one ‘hlng Certain . . . Kxmcr or later it wu) g a t cooler . . . . It alwayx hax . 1 . and like the W»e‘h *r . . . . tha old G ator gridiron ircortl i» due to ge t better . . Florida has Mumbled around in the dog-houae for quite a xpell now . . . . but the horizon lookx brighter . . . . maybe 'Jiere'x a rainbow in the sky . . ! three G a in e sv ille pitchera to win J | their arrnnd su ccessiv e gam e from n the loop lendera in th eir home town F ra n k Hudson, n vrrro m ing a Rix-run lead piled up by the (i Men in the second and third f rumen, w ent on t<» receive p rrilit for th«s wm . H ill l^*itx g| first !n»i m«n ^ o ^ th e v ic to r nin * glg.l fulir lining, iHit o f , fiv e time* »»• Imt (•alla|*her was Ihe only inning. fi Mh»I to innk IlmL'ih Tin* l-liifid«*ra took . the into r a m p in n fray Tanlured by hits and the usu I •• I • n«l •••••• ••«»« |nn I 10 e m i r s , .Ml | l | I I I 1'MI 2 I I of six pitchers. The lla ytann It*. Ik IM p. ( • ' f4 r-MIHIfH I Ml It H m an u g rr hiimeh-d in t h r fourth *,n. Four flmgers it* •• I ’l l i u « i i Z. with none |ls Ik h i |i lltlll" were Used hy the Sa ints with %.|d ?. llrewer b rin g r h a r g r d with Iho %, I ’ 19i> >M H l l l h M« | t m 1*11 Tw» I*.| nr ||il I'llfllittl I'dVlr S»*Rf|l defeat. Caesar Hulun was Ihe • | » . i . * » i »• I n i ^,1 • j .t •.If.fi l.n*»*. Ku4. 1t* best man al the plate, as till Mil) f I f l ' T * f »*•! «!*•••*• H tllll | •*• *11.1. |||««M , Nt M li I" l* *»Anil|N be collected five hit* in six times Is. I ' , ' I I >M MUM- «*i H lllh I up. | III k I* l.*fl e. Ia l».I *■*■«. I' rI l»ll«7 V I * ...» .1,1 II II .*7 l« 1*1-. . .. . I..II* off Iff. r I I t s I k i M M '• I ' l n t . r r Mil ii* V •••!* I«v I ' i n«1**r 7 •I I ll III fl If t i i i S In i |l*Thm»|i f* f i l l - *.ff W . s i r - I . n it*-r n I Hllll I Hill'S ••If I t. IU lu fiinu'* •• '»n.I 7 m i i h fi v tr .x Or* mrrIIi I i11i• 11 • " T ’lnr*. XT'* V n u ll m yiRRihiRg, r ^»R* to. top m Mr* Mr ■ IIb* Tr r IIm# R* r Hr# Ul A l.rrv Ahli e r a ......... h r . a i r la Mar# I*.*#**riant lha« m #«t* prl#9 RRtiRi*. I*#vmm nr it I a I U A A MR. I 'r tr r I'aul'a llrautp Hhap. ep -lred h f ■ YORK W a t .h rrei I t r t * T roally kiR has R i haw* TIIH I.IKK •! fmmr Half Is iMpar* IrmI. r«aaM rr qa alllf abava Avt, IggS Mwelee Magau prlr#. I'rrmRRfRta I3.U A Mp. II*alrra’a f lraa tf Sbap. iy b BOARD P K N N A N R 5I T I AMD HbrH rtMBMRablr Mggen. M* MrmrrIIr A y# EOUS Y O U * fctallh'a Rah# Artak i iM l B C W a l l # —I'fcaaa I I I . YOU w i a c tk# m m I ta r f a r la i U M T i tb « l a a i t a t la a ll R i pr»« W(Im 41 Ik* Ir n m I pMalklf W* - RR<.HR»l»r A Un i 's I'rIrIr. H a U f l i g t r i l l a N w a r * i:«. G a in e sv ille uu I no 1 o n o - 7 nor. yon aox—y W A V M U r D ayto na llr h lio.l lo o 1.11 |_ _ n » St. Augustine till oir. lyo ti—y Vbbr I fit* «*r N r (• Ih* IU#. SERVICE n 111 non 0:11 mm too non L ee shu.g llV It* Ik III |l tpit I'a la tk a 1*1i, n •m lHr «*|% I | ’ii" f*m| I• 11«*. IhpUp n i , I Ada S l«nRfiig jplteher a s jified A d v e r t i s e m e n t s f lRi«rll«N E iBRfrllRRR Obr n » f k flrlan d o I ’|| In I.Hlhrf \Vi.M • I.* t M ' r .11.1 l l . r v l n fl.o o A FHKK IIKKII KflR Hl'fi.S WANK RSI 11* Saak., Aug. - W - r r - «•»»* and IDon Milne, ehfomolAg|«la vvisiling” isilin g "D 1l«, cniii inn* ■niinily 7ft mile, north o f prlnre Albert, are wondering if intentperhte moths and beWjra have a grapevine system tu pass around the worda " F r e e fleer.” They palntmt trunks of tree* with a m ixture of Inter and brown sugar and upon returning found many specie* of Inaeota stuck to tha tree*. THOSE KKD-IIKADH MP. I'rlnrraa |*a( flrautp Sbap. Orana# I'ilf. I'boaa IS. PLYMOUTH, England, Aug. t l —OF)— Anaesthetist Dr. C. J . M. Dawkins told tha British Msdical FOR HALE Association confaranc* (that re d­ x t : n i * u m u i i i m ^ ih . pa»a# i». head* give the moat troubla. They could b* mad* unconscious In <8 nANflAIMS IN rlrrtrl# faaa. seconds, he said, 10 MMnds alow•If. HaaAall Klrrlvl# Cm • r than falr-halrad p « p s and ( U IT I tlf illT riA!XO. | m 4 raa*llll second* slower than dirk-halrad. rh#a#—far raak. P h t a r IMF a f tr r « I*. M. SITUATION WANTED COOK OH f«ti a« aarB#*_ Km I# llrll# Akarv. *19 VI. IBIb^Ni. ; OK aay alml. 9II< llbara* fyu WIIUw Sanford Engages THE STANDINGS Palatka T o n i g h t In Az a l e a City j I New Or loans Buy« WUlis From G.*Men r**| MISS CONSTRUED m b '* r Bc o v ir im ' V S R Y PAST, MISS T B iU t N M I.lv . I W t ' L L BB IN NSW YORK IN T W O DAYS. WHY NOT DCC10B ON AN 1 J x y p o s s ss oo . B U T F IR S T X W A H TA O O HOME A H ' SEE M Y F A M 'L Y .r U . 6BB V-, Y O U S S WHEN X V -, O B T B A C K . oh I J CVkRLINGV — V I'M E N O A B B O T O J O B P A U O O K A .M E B T M B A T TMB ____ . DOCK. J •' ii By HAM FISHE eT OHH B O Y / OHhnr* •OOY/A n i kHA l.OW . I.AKK Harr* la q a lr# A tla a t lr llaaka Naafavrf P l a r l l a . lia a t a * Ma»#r. -SIDE! * Ii JOE PALOOKA MOW'S M R. WAV.SH, n B r B l i t. B O N I NEW YORK — (>Y\ — U p c r ta long have proved th a t a cham ­ pion can make hia own same, even If It means r e w riting tho copy book. * Paul Runyan, the welter­ weight golf pro from Vhite Plains. N. Y.. has won two ?. U. A. title* with a ham m er-brow swing th a t makes him a dixmpion h u t would make any s th e r golfer a laughing stock. 1-ou Ambers went to the head »< the lightweight boxing claas, a l­ though. with hi* a rm s danping Win, lose, or draw . . . at his sides, he goes into agion thing about Josh (Vdy ,oohln|t lik, anim ated pinchh e . an optimist . he . been In the A, 3 iminn n . wonAwo ing bag. game too long to be t r k k e d by straight American league b a li n g idle hopes . . . and false notions titles with hi* foot in the b i tk e t . . . he knows he hat a squad . ao f a r it almost was in a will. coming hack in September 1 d i l l And Don lludge. for two jear* la exactly two-*.hinlB sophomoric the world's ra n k in g tennis anaabsolutely untried in varbi>*. J t a h knows one te u r. does hia most lethal eweu: aity hall moat of the hoys tlon with a backhand that u a* father thing unorthodox a* it i* effrrtivi. Irolling In Srptember m om truly Thore's no question that It's like 'h e ir football . . ..th o y have I the desire . . they will be real effective. In the past two y isr i competitors . . . . and he knows it has won him six Wirnhlgfon too th at 'h e re is some mighty titles, the IJ. S.. AuK ralian and F re n c h single* championships, has ,g"<a| talent around . . . left him neeuing only a s e o n d Am erican victory fnr a o n c - y a r , was p s . t p s s i d Josh knows too tha* he has T H E BATTLE OF T H E CENTURY h . t - e e n H e n r y A r m .tr o n g and I j> A m be r. f o u r-to u rn a m en t g ra nd slam, and ivrle rnn line from end to end . u . l night due to .ain. The fight wdl l . k e p U t e n e st W e d n e .d . y . Me.l p o t lp o a .m e a U fore has made him the key figurt in forward wall tha» prnvrd change in i h . betting odd. hut t h . . « h * » . e , . . . t hat ihe odd. won t c h . n g . in thi. c . . . e s c . p l po.- and the Davis cup situation. itself defensively laV. year . . . . Nor Is there any question hat • ihly to favor tho negro bottler. one that with the added experience It’s unorthodox. T he eopy-tpok . . . . and more offensive skill . . ii l ti’krt in her harvl. S7 IS should rank quite high thi* s e a ­ backhand is a smooth stroke t it h l|* l* 1.1imI II. .»•••! son . . . and he knows -too that a full follow-through, g r n e n ll y '3 km \\ • Mriatl' ti made with the right fool fonm rd n S3 «ss while his sophomores must he the l». nnd the body firmly planted. • I nil 1 1 1 % NT %f 1 1 1. %i.t ir. !>• * hl« itc* mainstays o f his barkfirld . . . ; i i»» Rl*» I’ll* • l-li'ht » <U f • *11i:* f.«» Budge's backhand follows the and soph* frequently make mis­ , i 11 RJ7 Ml. 1.'*••• 1.#•■ •-•11« 3: i.n 1>.«%i mi ll->a< It i * II take* because of a lark of ex­ book only on the “ right fool f o r ­ Mr «nllR W iIrrlR f <»f 1ilitlii 67 f i .te».m : ntil.iil-l|*liU perience . . . he is not counting w a r d ” point. It has virtualy no . R1 17 1 Ml JKu. tl *It ll*1 r*»iV l1j. W **hiim|r»n IncluiF* a Journeying In Palntkn tonight, U alan • 'hose errors until, when, and jf j follow-through and .1 R1 t 1.* i 1•• inn ini -1 "h arp pivot th at brings t h r yhole Ill l \i M i ’h»» ia«» R 1fir*.II 7 Ihe luiukout* will meet the Aia- In L>"-' they are made . . . tx Ti .M3 t«R l''fil » . -\ m l 1 Ml I.mmI* a. body into play. T he ho<^ as leu* in an at'em pl ••« Ih-Uiw llu ir lihmr* Tr»r|n| llraN lls Irnlrriliay o fte n as not is moving through W .-hlnR i' M •*! Nrw Y*»rk. nverage for the week. the air. and nine tim es m t or I••*» l ..*• it I'tiiUtlrIphlA. Having won twd.gam r* and lost . f I'hlrapit who won't look at all the facts . . ‘ ten it is a s u b b i n g atrokr in ' I* w 11ii'l .ii Ml. I«*'I|Ib. • wo this week, a win t»mgh' who think you’ll win when your which Budge anil hia ra rqigt go wool,| give them a psychological rha nre lx as slim as a piers i f fo rw a rd in otje piece to m eg tha (••IHM Tn.|«f advantage when Palatka comes onion akin paper . . . . and In ball and wham it hack ovei the Nil Nr.sVsl III here '^m orrow night for a return HI A 'l K 'i - t i n * n l I 1.*• »«'t Florida ^nday thara are those who n e t with l.erjlfy^pff *ud . Rvyg, I-' valmm Hi lUalch. encounter" Their record for the h R l e l ^ Y h f Gator* a r e 'h e a d e d f a r latitig result*. • *UIfir *V»| |* ,«I #•■V111*1*1 week show, losses Monday night ene sweeping victory a f te r an o th ­ It Isn't a stroke that a lein li fiMNKRVII.I.E, Aug. | | - ( > n - e r In Daytona ftenrh and Tuesday , hut 'Jiete are not many Ri 4S *17 Dr. George F. Rnbertaon, preal- who believe that . . and fewer t ea ch e r would a tt e m p t to inpart night In Dcljind while wins wef>> I'll.l bI»iii ah to hia pupils, any more thgi a :*i 11 .*.R1 deiil of the Gainesville Itasebatl York recorded against those two out- N*w still who talk it , , . during March, I*A 11 . *i4il 'lilraiit* Association of the Florida S ta te April and May i‘. was my good golf, boxing o r baseball ciach fi'a on flunday afternoon and last • 'inrlniiNl 1 :*t H would act up n u n y a n , Aimer* 17 -3 171. night when the Islander* and ItiiMiklyn fortune to U lk with former s t u ­ o r Simmons as a model for. his |t.»Ntnn << *. 1 • 7 1 Reds were defeated in the urdcr Ft | ell II| R u r.s 1 II dents of Ah* university . . . and But aince it is so uideI'li' latlr Iplilit *4 4 1 3 to the New Orleans tesin o f tha eBixens generally . , . In 68 Flor­ claaa. 3 ** named. . one has llraall m 1 rRlrr dm? S' ulhern Association for a n un- ida-towns and cBlea of this state niably affective, no Following the game wilh the •R. 1*<iulr U 1'll l *Iimi k(h ') fl* • ll'tl m ade o r would da re to make a n y Axaleaa haro tomorrow night, the ni'l 7lli. rain :»..i kJin# !•••■« • announced sum. ■ . . and folks, there is no warped change In 1L A former University of Florida enthusiasm . . -the people look for lookouts will engage ijio Orlan­ puiifitl. 1Inn tun I N ■w York ? foollmll anil bust-bull s'a r , Willi* a batter team, yea . . . th*y feel do Senator* here Saturday night. I'hlriRo a ■'InrlnriJill 1 I'hllarftelphia ai llr«M*klyn (nlirhi joined the Gainesville club in Ju n e , good over th* likaly Improvment Tomorrow night will he "M*n'* a t least a t thi* s t a g , | n the )roKitine), p«»al|Miii#i|, riln mid was rrxilited with aeven sue- . . . they think 1938 la definitely ceedinge warrant* a r ight to N ig h t” a> the Municipal Ball Park. (iMM#« T»tl«r |cc-sive victories before meeting tha year the pendulum beglna Ahat we’re going to climb the N#w York ul IV.irI iiii Each man accompanied by a lady f'hlniKo h( t'lnrlnnRl* hi* first professional defeat, a 4 its upswing . . . and believing atalra In Gatorlaad this fall . . . with a ticket will be admitted free. (Only KRiiH-a Rrhi’ilulnl). to 1 loas to St. Augustine on Ju ly that Is okch . . . fo r Josh and f o r g e ttin g if y*u plea**,. .t)*r* Kconomiata have reported th a t 2d. women handlo nin*-t«ntha of the hia a U f f a re certainly pointing ever was or la axch a thing m a n iK iu rn i w Yurk money spent each year and, no Dr. Robertson said Willis would t h a t way . . . . and these ladx aAalrway to the [ basement. doubt, the Lookout bigwigs have report <o New Orleans a t the who aro going to block and Uckl* heard It bruited about. Anyhow, lo walk in IhR hall park acob*. fro# start of tha 1019 Spring training and carry tha old plgik in scam The fln t official U- S. Patent the men will now have a chance — holding the a r m of a lAdy with srason. to ooxe a sort of confidence th a t waa Issued In Jbly, 1790. SNOAMMStyT .EMENT8 Gators Due For Budge s Backhaid Belter Year Is Unorthodox But Wright’s Opinion Best Ib Tennis jt* By Jo M itn r Djf&UHJNtL: SECRETlOPERATIVEt48 MUST BCE PENF rON«MT AN1J'rt) M -X WANT TO f I IT, MR. OAc* J I MEAN 'W W b C D / I'LL , READY IN A W M IN U T E / J :f o r e t w c v ’i nance to w OPC DAMAGE THIS TOWN TO M t PEN MUST MOT 1 CHANCE ON I imM - I T WOUCC k v E r s t t h is i MM, CwUlLE UNKNOWN TO DA SHADOWY FieURC LURKS THE. HOTEL. WHERE DAN M /rof» U W a a c k C ' . , ON a p i o c a SUCK ra su sp ic io u 9 IS HM/IN4 DAN SHADOWED '• �Y ' -------------------- — -T T ^r "5 Unusual Weather h Northern Area $8,000,000 Fund Is Collected To Insure Workers 0 old And Rain Found By B artlett In His . Cruise Into Arctic Contributions M n d c By Employers Of Eight Men Or More Expedition, Finds • ■ ^ — ^ — — —- ^ ^ = — B W * * e * * TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA W Mini; IT I PAGE flV B n ils I >,£» , PA I ATK \ F I . , *!»•• initial si** is ,! l» i t II 1 da*. F**P - II *t it l i i;| r U \ PC i»r Writ • II th i VVa- hin *t •» T AL LA HASSE E. A u k . I I - T h e , « ... n-l. By CAPT. ROBERT HF.RTI.ETT Unemployment Cnm|wn<«l -i, Hi- ih.V I '< U.x HOARD TIJK SCHOONER MORRISSEY, Ail» 11.— I now vision nf the Florida Industrial O f r '" knew how Noih and hia pan* Commission, which will p a r t u i ( felt when the weather clearal pate in the statewide rrti-liratmn |,|llm,, .• . It • I the sun showed itself Ever of the thin) anniversary of the Fir-t ill--. since lea via* N w York aiound Federal Social Security Act on ... hi June 20 it hai been rain, and n.orc »•' now we are crossing Melville to (hr I I* Hay and for thw first time in than $8,000,000 from e m p lo y e r* .________ days have *evn th- sun for a for the pmymant *>f “ Jobless In­ 1 w hours. sura nce ” to eligible unemployed SOI I I I K H \ This hapiH’ned before an«l after workers sta r tin g Jan I. IWH. midnight. Thu** many of the lada These contribution-* have been saw the midnight sun in all ita paid by employers of eight *»• he a if! y for the first time. It was NEW NI C K E L b t t r i a l more workers who \\» I.able j n Tbomaa Jefferson aa Ihr fu r refreshing to hear their com­ and replica of M onllcello homr *ler the law and enipluyeis «»t ment*. It has been th* smile 2 0 111*. an albcr lUr waa in lr u * by less than eight who a re not li­ weather condition in Newfound­ German-born Frllz Schist, new able but have elected to become land and lab r a d o r . Speaking to aa American clUsen. so. These firms have more than the natives, they say the season 250,000 workers on their pu> has b«en very backward. tolls and the wages upon which Net withstand i .j this, th*: ctal, Amiataaia Island. Muoh n f St. Augustine still contributions are paid total ovet capelin and salmon cam.* to the $ 200 , 000 , 0 00 . ti>,a in t an a tm usphrie cf an'niui ccaat much earlier than usual Contributions to the State le a v in g the Labrador coast st ')• T h i r r a r r quaint old houses fund are collected quarterly at T ° jftvik we came ncro xi Ihr one on St. Francis the rate of 2 7 percent of the l l a j f f S tra its anil fouml an <«r .including employers total pay roll and f o r ­ Slrra* raid In br the oldest dwel came Into (hr Greenland count warded to the T rea sure r of the line in the country, ore, hanging Ihr water cold. are balconies, and many other re Cnited S ta te s where they Cnming over the H rllrfUk; cirdited to the account of the „ . m in der, of part centuries. .nk wc counted tw enty-.,.t h r n . a|l)) mUfh , h. t „ State and draw interest as do I crtuyuc... fu.hr..- vessel. . .. nrw mod#rt1i p r „v,.|int. . con. all other governmental obliga­ c h o r d . \V, .poke to some of , r„ t , h t t | h , nIorr tions. them and they potted 1no lhr . ollch,., nf t h „ lfith This interest at the present cod, aa the water w* j* t«>» cold reftler.w. time is more than $J00 a day. I judge the middle pack ice I. CHRISTMAS. F l a . Aug. 10— All of this fund including the well over to the C i,T*»-Thi. Idtlc town which he interest can he used for only .h n re Hr. Par.ild in (i.Nli.aven comes famous once a year re­ one purpose— The payment ol told me that many rod bail been reived i-.s name front the fact "Jobless Insurance'* to eligible picked up dead. •.-* u.tr in m i l ,t w a . founded on Christma. Florida workers sta r tin g n rit wmlrr off the ( ir f rn l i m l n i k l . Day. January. Administrative ex­ Crnaaln* IT>vi« Straits, we Fort Christmas w«* esluhlish^d penses of the division are paid paxsctl many bfr**, all of which Dec. 2ft. HU7. according to *hr by tlirect gra nts from the Fed were r e p o rt'd to the Hydro* federal writers project, rral Social Security Hoard graphic Office, Washington A The settlement waa a* one time stay of • few hours at (iitdhavrn known as "Powell's Town" oe- lows: followed, where I p r e s m ' r i nf- cai**e it was once a temporary I 1-2 cups .,r vinegar, | Ira flcuil pa pers T h r s • w**r* gotten village «»f the Indian Chief Os spoon carl, of whole d o s e s and from Denmark through ♦h- Sta*e reola who**** English name was stirk cinnamon, :l cups -ug.u. Department, enabling us to visit Powell I 1-2 rtips of water, and I I >u< . Oreentand knd to a*ld to our col Thmiaamls **f pieces of mail s l a r d thill Irctin* of birds, flowrrs, mam insm *»«• *rn' t • ‘lie po^toffice heie t ' ok slowly ||, tin, liquid one mala anil marine apeciot'iix f"i eich yule ea «oii to Ik* sta m p'd hour or until synip thicken, and th? Smithsonian anil the C|*ve with th«* t‘hri.si mas, Fla., post- figs a r r clear More s y t n n m ay umi k. land Miixeumrt. be needed, a . the figs shoold *1 I am happy |*» say one of Ihr all limea tm covered well Cover boys, David Nutt, » h i has brer* kettle amt allow figs to .laud with us on several trips, ha* over night in " p lu m p ." Next charge of this and, with other morning, bring figs to a laul. IM A HF.I.I.K H Til MI-SHY Uy la AA assist inp, he has don«* good plare IQ b«t. aterile jars, fill at Kalta.nm KnailaUl hi In N'wfoundland, |.abradoi once. Fond Com*»rvalt»n and around Dilcn. Sweet Mango Itrliah At (Jodhaven, they said the l*cr| green mangoes e it from I ' . hii>h time for jam and jel­ r*ason was one month lat v It seed, chop or put through m ur-e waa a severe winter. The natives ly Invert to dust off the big. blade of food chopper , ro u g h did well with seal and walrtM. preserving kettle and g e t out the to make one quart. Chop or Dr. *'ah coast surveyor! arc us- hiavy aluminum .uucepan c* gi fnd two large onions, six . w e d < f: a irp lan e a ’to supplement aur which rich, thick jam s and red peppers, and twp large hot vey work They, too, have h«'l "spreads" cook to fruity perfec- peppers Add 1 tahlespoonfut of | Ihelr difficulty wltl^ bad wcathfr. lion. Time to g a th e r luacioua sail, | tablespeonful each white Wc hava ahead nf ua a lot of grapes, and suga r aw**t figs or mustard seed and celery a n d , t work c u llc clln r All the lads a,e to g j to m arket ' for peaches, cupfuls sugar, and I cupful vine keenly interested. We aca all pear*, pineapples, and mangoca. gar. Alsu add two cupfuls r a is ­ well and happy. Time to convert these beautiful, ins if desired bountiful July fruita into s p a r ­ Cun,bine all c .'re d irn t* . Hring kling g l a . .e s of Jelly o r into de­ to boil !i minutes. I.et stand ov­ licious conserves w .l relishes er night. Next morning, cook „„ that will change the simplest til slightly thickened (about ID lunch or supper into a company minutes). Tack boiling hot and feast. seal. Mango may be combined lUbb.l-cyed blueberries in with sweet fruita aa papnya or ______ ' * { North Florida arc in their prime pineapple for making Jams and ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Aug. II for delicious pics and roly police other pruducts. ‘I h. .1 li. f 1 .!• D D S T A N D S F OR voulhful c h lh l- t U r D r a n n i D urb in (rig h t) and for F re n ch actress D aulclle D a rrle u x . Introduced to r j t h other on film lot hr their m utual director, H enry Hotter* l.and\ , l,.»h Hist | 1 r F L O U R 1" h? R IC c. . •v 1*1 Super O l e o lb. 1 2 c N e w N u c o a lb. 1 7 c Lovett’s Bread ••••» 8 c Cigarettes C orn ed l,il)ll\ (ill llccls Dolt- l,inc;i|)|)lc Juice I loin my No. 2' .* cans Sauer Kraut No. 2 cans Turni|) (ireens Ao. 2 can s Frosti While Lima l»t aos Early June I'eas Maryland Spinach Clapp’s Itally Food Campbell's Tomato Soon Household Hints I 'S t Augustine Is Named From Date It Was Discovered —(a*)—8t. Augustine, oldest city1 °- f°r making juice and Jelly. In the United States, received its; Likewise, the wild goosebeiiy is Melons should be served ice cold. Do not try to chill them hy fil' ipme from |he Hate on which it yielding bountifully, was sighted by Pedro Mencndrs When too busy to mak*i Jelly Ing them with chopped ice. Chill d« Aviles. but hava lota of - flao. fruit or tho melon thoroughly in the re , Mencndrs, historians say, b.-rrles on hand, ea. . tho julee by frigerator and serva it as quickle lighted the shores here on Aug- bulling it briskly' for a few mlr>- aa possible after It i* mid. You ual n , tho feat day of S t Augua- I u <n ami then Imracdlajlely pour, may put a little Ice around 'he tine, In the year 15^8. *• 1 lng.lt Into hot, atcrllo Jaw and outside. If you like, tn help keep TWough th# years srfwe. this ■„ a ling. Label ami store in a It chilly. conlpnity, predominantly R-,-',’da*,k. rool. dry closet until you P A JA M A S ( ll'8 T SHO RTS meir Catholic, has arclamed S t.' have time to add augir and finAugustine aa patron saint. |hr Jeny making PARIS—l/D—Pajamas arc go Although lighting thiw lorsHan |f yOU wl,h to surprise the «n 8*. Aug,.tine's day Menendra f, mj|y wllh , ^ ,1 of , mb, r fig, Ing ahead of shorts this summer continued i0 sail along |he coast , win)r)ll, ; in delicious, gulden •eason. Ml'c. Eve Curie is wearing and rctui . d Srpt.’ g tv feund a syrup, rnnember that the figa mid-length pajamaa of while linen colony. I should he fully tree ripened- Figs piped with linrn In myal hlu-. Old ehronlclen say le land-d do not iiMmrfarture sugar aftar Countess Girard de Mmatters '» With much fanfare 4,d , to k being* pictrd; hence their flavor wearing beach slarks of red possession of <ho land inllhe name and swrrlnrsa should be at Ita •Mfpad white linen, and evening of God and thu King of Ppal-i highest point and thay should pajamas nf white albcne topped and that prlesta.wbo accompanied not be more than two or three with a flowered organsa bLuse. Atl Vera Borea models. him invoker bWsstngs. , The history of the settlement hours off Ihe trees when canned cr preserved. Short stemmed figs of 81. Augustine la on" of hard­ ANOTHER. MAYBE? ships and bloodshed. For many mey be rsnned whole, but tha |l,i; stemmed, little sugar fig Duly AII Amsrtran ploycr thyean the Spaniards were beset by enemies from land f and sea may bars half of the ... ,T r likfvorslty of Florldo hoa turned oqt Is Dsle VanSicklc, now in his befote the «Fy along -wlili- *he utoved. For apierd, Fbrlda N vnfk succrsaivo y«sr in pic rest of Florida was erdid to the ripe, firm fruit In a at turrs at Hollywood. IIU latest bit United S taleL r ! Ir In tho Warnrr Bros, prndmTar# *f the' bee* knnien land- set in boiling water I How *-Heod Ovtr Ilea's” Caning maika are tbf old fori of Ban minutes. Drain .and .plica Martas!For* i* Marion National syrup previously prepared. D i(k powell. Monument) and (ha Cfty Gates, part sf the Kpahlvda' defense works. Both '.are built of Coc a o a a n on r a w quins, nAtiW, feck quarried st LOBSTER lb....................25« SEA SCALLOPS pint...... 40c SNAPPER lb,...................20c ENTERS lb .------------- 25c HENS lb-------------22c Meele--Orec*r)»—Vegetable* L O. »S. (Jrapel'ruit Juice Apple Sauce Mixed Vegetables Cut Strinir Beans Sweet Field Corn Phillips Tomato Juice Libby Tomato Juice Tomato Paste l.l'S T IO U S TIMUM* u . n i t I I I III l l l l l * \ L i b b y ’s Y o u r Choice Peanut Butter ^1 II/. I.ir t .n>. Black Pepper Toilet Paper Table Salt Prince Albert Pie Peaches Y o u r C h o ice Grape Juice Meal 5 lbs. Grits 4 lbs. Jewel 4 lb. cln. 3 H-.ll . I ’k. I in I . hi IJI. 2for15c 17c 5c 5c 5c 10c 10c f*.*j 23c 10c 10c 15c Bananas sibs. l O c Lard lb. 9Jc W hile Bacon Potatoes idbs 1 S c 141c II. N. NO. I ! d l* I *M»l*b »‘I»|*« fcrwl grdilr UMlr II • "'•* *•» <• Mf.rr Hall li tWINrt^^UlNft NMIS. • »•»*• w|a#r Ini, lb. Yellow Onions 4 lbs. 10c Crisp Carrots Bunch 5c Cabbage Rutabagas lb. 2c Seedless Grapes 2 lbs 15c Juicy Lemons Doz 15c Iceberg Lettuce head 7 1-Z-: Apples U.S. 1 Greening 31bs. 14c Fresh Tomatoes l b . 5c Salmon Tall Alaska Jergens S3 ofoa pr OCTAGON Ro<] teiitnl 4 lo r 2 BACON SiiCAKES lb. 21c IO C !of !«•# iJ/il 9c Wm/k i IVORY 15c SNOW ■ ta M M ilH h«Ml OMkw * SU G A R C I'R K II PICNICS Lb. 17ic ru iik m :i k hipso Hones 3 lhs l< l |l r S i/lts 23c 9c FLAKES lAROC* ■ 23c M 0U U N . 10c tom* B o«P 3 f a r M e 25c .m u i.uy.M IK%i. Roast Ground Reef lb. Smultnl Sausage lb. Iatr(« Wiener* lb. lh. 15c iMKMlInitiM lltlCMkltf Whole or M t horn Try it tud-iy at this low g rjjo ^ m im ^ ^ n m ;f Roast lh. 15c 19C I'M u oil Mm 15 r lb. Beef lb. Steak a ,'x V*»>.'-*.- *• -------------------------; — -— f 2--------------------- �* V r *,/• /• :i - ■»» • — ica’s Strangest And Newest Herq Dresses Part II; AU f II- Avmtlon'it ,*• w m i nn*1 *trai»ife*i h«*fu- Dougla* (Jrnrr Corn^an, um rnplt,)•«•<! a irplm . • wrlih'r al Way« ilru*«r* thi- part II.* w i» »• ihc* clo t h i* on Iih un- f l p e r t M flight to Ireland th a ’ he alw ays wrora, rain or -hin»\ work or wrtMIng. II o*n« » f - *h| Hint, l»Jt hr ju s t m vrr Ri- M;. •- flfull an oerjainn to wear it Kv»*n hi* hr r th e r Harry'* wnM .- \va*n t im po rta nt »rmrigh for Douirlu* to put on hi* l*lu» errift* Ml really bflieVr hr Wore hie rhirker*-«l punU un.l hi* leather jacket to H a r r y ’* wnltlm^." *ay* the Itr v S. Krg*-r U n u f n n l . !h/ii|*la *' iiurle “ Hut, mv k*mmI W m , w* ’re wo usi'il to ••♦•ethif him in that outfit, \vr iloln't pay any attention to h i m " |l ugl.i* »lo#*n't have hob* eveept flying II « an om ftivrroii* reader of Ih*oV* alniut aviation lie'* n gr**at talker. t<H> - - a b o u t flying. Dougin* I* a prr a* kidil*-r AI w*y* laughing. Why. nothing bother* him fJrarimi*, he even laughed about the. tim* three years ago h.* w ar caught m a atorm in Virginia in the old CTBte. |fe ploppei] the • - -w— piO, F«r»1 tit to fir. He said, “ Shuck*. I'll fix that.” And he took IS day* to ferfy the antl«|ue from New York to California He tinkertd with the plane, after taking it a p i r t and light dt,wn between two big tree* putting it hark together again nnd *ma*hr«| it up mime lie T hin he derided it* 90-hnraaUuahed and aaid w/umtbhig like, p iwer engine wasn't powerful I ' l better be careful of enough. So, he bought two used t o n baby or *hc a in ’t going t»* Wright engine*, to k the beat partk of each rr*l made one good la*t." That wa* his only rraik * rngine T « til coat of repair* and up (Jot a few *riatrhe*. In Doiflaa* room there'* a vrn* overhauling. $M)0. All together, erabb* brs** b«<l, a folding rani the plane *?t him bark |t)00. Corrigan w in and probably i* tabl which Mr I,:;*:ford re determined to tx* * transport f** n*l to *• “ the b<-y'a dr-k" told f»Vnd* heM * dri-HMer and a *mall bonkiiwt pilot. Ite'* rath er fly a big plan* t h i n do Not oven a chair. anything, Ikuigla* *it* on bi* bed when Mr. Langford, a Hanti*t min be w «rk- *t hi* desk H» may wof*hip Lindbergh, but ther* 1* •>*v«r who r* fused to l*e a i . w * . no evidence of hi* ilevnt;«»o rod p a p'r nia n, "tra d e d " »*de* m hU for rble* m hi* a pirtur* of Lindy in »lght H r - little yawl tig an hel|»e«l to builtl the Spirit nephew ’* airfdan** |» igla* prac­ of St l.oijl* a* a inarhinHi’* tical navigation from h^," uncle helper m Han Diego II vra'* and theoretical navigatioii from Ixe.k* The trad** deal end *i when tin the dre**er are a f.iture Doug put an evtr* c*- tank in of I) ughi«' *l*ler. Kvelt; • who the rab'r* which took up th- pa*« irnv# birth to • daughter Ih iIjv *enger'a place. "SHent Dung" !• L *-t ,5v the flyer landed in Ireland. * baby picture of Ihiiiglt*. a fo|*i» mche« toll, weigh* I 10 unund*, gm phiral map of CiliforniH The ba* blue eye* un.l * mvv biown h««tkra*e i* Jammerl full of hook* hair He •» of |re»h nnd Herman de*rrnt mostly L i-b ID* fore* about flying and navigation Corrigan'* o il Handing rl arac- Iwnr* came from tile north of Ireland lie «old paper* o f»jy hi* teri-tlc i* hi* determination Hi* Folk* told him that the 1920 Cur* way through high «chool ti** l(obin, which he b< uglit in parent* died when iie wa* young killnl by a New V»»rk *evrn year* ago f »r Hi* father wa* HEAVY llt'B B A K I) A N O R LtH , LO S io *rh ilir j sr? ■ AND C A S H 1v i G R O C E R ' E A T M A Jr II P U H C IIA S B O F 1 LIND M ONARCH C O F F E E H K G lItA H PR IC K O F W c S u g a r 51lbs. 1 9 c t , i t r i M ’x i nriR liR N '' r a t ir n iiN ia R r i . a c i c f. y t i FACTORY PEAS M IL K SU(iAR Tall Can 5]c 2 Lbs. 9c 5 Lbs. 24c W A T E R UHOUND FW Vrfr*cl l»u.Mlrr Try KEI.r.OfR.-S CORN MEAL CRISCO FLAKES 5 Lbs. 10c 31b.can51c 1 Matches ’ Black Pepper 10c Macaroni Vienna Sausage No. 2 Can Corn No. 2 Can Peas Rf(f. 5? Pkg. Salt Sardines Potted Meat Kremel AU Regular 5c Chewing Gum No. 2 Can String Beans No. 2 Can G rapefruit Juice All Regular J^OcSpicei^ CRUSHED OR SUCED NEW CROP PIE PINEAPPLE PEACHES No. 2 Ca n s b, 25 :•. V WASHBURN'S CLEANSER i g< 2 CHEEK .............. Z0 •• SPECIAL value on " DREFT c yf A C “ U Worth for — 25c 25c or FIG BRAN two pkgs — ----- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .-- --- .... ... PQ 6 FOOD JoB U B ir w t m m i M t k i PANCAKE I'KOS. 10 No. 2H CAN FLOUR !X)B rattle JUICE i M ,a t P g p t . - kfaat N t o a Pal. Teas* "-M. L M.4 ^CON H E N S Mt ' Llb.K a . . Ma r c t tiiw »n | «‘ilt it f j$l Roast r F o l.U - .o lM 23C . . "* 1 ft. ^ V— n “ wa#w * t STEAKS He 3 cars Cay W Jti. Myi'. PrtxIuct Utpt. "• M s t 1— Potatoes 10 lbs. ' S* g R * mnocrttAi. wfbLiew n t a • ar b . i n m , a o r n t x u mars il vindihM rooHiNu ktu- M m A T here’.* no alack ■taaon goo*| behavior. Sultry *urnmer «iay* should be an *. ••enttvc to It. if anything. cv;n though you don’t feel <ip to par. Thor? are * number of thing* we can do to help each o t h e r romfnr table. The ho«te**. for examph . will »ugpe*t «»n a h«*4 «tay that men gu*«t» rmiovg their cua' • if *he * n<es they would like *0 do ao If >he i|o**it't *ugge l it, It'a perfectly all right, und- r fairly informal circuronUnr* * for tliem to »«k pe*mi**ion to •»*» 4., Naturally, t h y *houl*ln’t a<k |»einii*Hi< n on *urh occa*n a* formal dinner partic* \'ur *hould they let the riiat-rhabit hold over when te»■« e ture« diop to ronifortable lev Neither the ho*te*« n* - her gueuN will t j k f .*ummer mf .rmnlitv a* *n eicuae to loll nil »»ver the place in evtrem«L formal position* in egtiem«lv informal nttire Lolling (ev r kept rr*vlxM|y cool Other hot ,v at her hints To tile ladle*! Don't t a b your nliire* in public, Hu> c*uu f rlulde *h«»e* Mild k*wp them oil A ad dtrfi'l ro|| your hoar down below the *kirt line. To the men: It'* all righ* to n»op your brow when oc< a«ani d mand*. Hut don't f o r y * to have on huml a *upply of •!•»*• handkerchief* if you'r« g« mg to need them A Word To The Yoamr To the younger gen* 1:•t • .11: Watch vour behavior in tlo- park and on the beach K**<rrv. y»»nr giael night kl**e* foy priv To gue*t* who visit in tir* where there 1* lot* of wim in ;* ': I bui'l -it in your wet hnthing -nit anvwhete ear* pt on the bench nr ill placet the *ater won’t ruin Th* t o * * u nf New York, t k # wall, of Q u ih r c . the cliffs of the Sagucnxy and the t A)*xlnt Knalish countryside of [iMLAlda, all are in the August c r u i C ' n u n hlnationx o ffered by th* Cly.la Mallory Line*. One can lenvr Jacksonville a t * o'clock in | the afte rnoon *f Wednesday, Aug. 21. aboaril II# luxurious S. S. Shawnee. k,tli ua great glaas-enclcwnl |>rumenu<lral fheltered dancing deck. m u .ir room and otijer a|i|iuinliiiet-ta. arriving in New York on the fol­ lowing Friday morning. A f i n a day and a night in the m e t n p oils, passengers on fbe condona­ tion cruiae, take the Shawn* V a eirter ship, the Iroquois, al 1 M) o'clock on S aturday after!) .n for n f.1 day r rais e to the : t. foiwit-nre a n d lierminla i Dulld Vow Owr lloat With Hw Bm I Buildingi JbUrUhi l %m »- Can*all Ua Akeel •Ca r . a A. Laan Plan llh n ! mm I I j •*. 10, i j ~ LETTUCE im :*t 13C lie 2 for 13c 5 lbs. 19c YELLOW (INIONS 4 lbs. | Qc 2 lta lk s I 5 c i .i i tD F COMPOUND I CABBAfJF. RUTABAGAS K<last lb- 23C I Lamb lb. 14c E LAMB LEGS 2JC )•*«**•« Ir ad ee lb. 3 A, Ik \% PH » *»i i i : \ iik. m — STEER STEAKS I lb. I • tmi: lb. 2 lbs. -it.•.»:%*! 10 c Bones 17C COTTAGE CHEESE Smoked SAUSAGE PAN SAUSAGE HAMBURGER PEANUT BUTTER Tup iiiu kv Bunch IPII.UH •ten 10 lbsT CARROTS BANANAS lb. 5c 19c I3!^c 25c I Brains rin se: « x t v n e t T ” ** Coffee |h. Sugar 5 lh& . to 2 Lbs. * 35c ^ 2 for VO I r r e a i a r x uN A rnrN riT u ic 2 for 13c • ee ji i.iaa t-a •e OTT Toilet Tissue 4c Toilet Tissue S l i r Uc 17c G. B. Corn 3 for.............. 2*^c r a jiU r C u th»“' B^talOc " I S^ Kf£f5!Kt.5pw 64 " »A J* B I H ■ •M 'I n II R m 811 t^eappk 2 for •A • TAM. ItagV IU a PSB' Sliced Peaches 2SC • A • e* » , Mackerel 3; for 25c towels .Baking Powder Baby Food 2 for 15$ 80-90 Prunes 2 lbs.. f^ c -A atir «*Ar. Peaches lb. JQc • w ttn o a r ■ Pie Cherries 2 for 25$ Ivory Soap .10c | C. B. Hash 3 for 2$C LARGE 2 for I 5c lUc 25c VO, 3 II 8 K K X ■H A A S a l l XYKM'e I I U V M 0a. Peaches r o t m r N(ii.i, Butter lb. aVlIIMNm Fancy Catsup | Peas 3for 10c w. Borden's Milk 1 II. W. K. U. LARGE P & GSOAP Title la B 25c l.lmll a la Vmmimm No. 2 Standard Tomatoes ■ 1 16 ox. Van Camps Pork & Beans 3 tor |N o. 1 Std. Corned B e e t__ 2 tor 24 lbs. Jjust - Rite S.B. Flour i i jE W E b 4 lb. ctn. 1 | h k o - K i l » a » x , a - ---------|H*. ( ) I WHITE BACON 1 im e r o iv s,:e:iii.»:»» i v l.iriu ix i \ H 17|4C * t.aa. I r-nKaii a t g r ' GRAPES B Hens Ih. 23CI Hams lb. | g ‘/rc | vanct m ag aa o«. n in nu ito J a k IH • e 3 f o r ..............2 5 c v tu •jlam n u ts oi«o t y . i s ? Ann Bread....7c riotir* R I b x .. . Green l.lm a s............._...15c n ■ i iikh ---------- ---------------- Beef 1-4 lb. JOc I Squares Ig'^C lb. CAULIFLOWER I 19c 2 lbs. 1 siloi »e:sr»:Hs rmiH l.oiv e " ' V ’l i I CHEESE Lb. 14 2c A1HL 12-13 q l INTITV 3 for C E L E R Y ^ -- - W ISCO N SIN DAISY nlr.MT T o I.IWir 1 COoKlNtfAPPLES I NO KIN!) lb. 21c t will speak louder here 10 lbs. POTATOES AVOCADOS i i M ... F B I. A HAT. %U. I 1*11 OIK « OIIMI.I-M < i i . i m S E M IN O L E S L IC E D r 1!II L I CALIFORNIA _ *1 u i i i i c FR ID A Y ONLY BACON 7 • ». d o z . I t L 't If its true thqt money talks 1L E M O N S ^1 Lumber STEW l'IilDAYONLY BANANAS 5 Lbs. 8c r mm ^H .» Want a piquant, crusty rover.ng for your ment loaf? Mix half « cup of brown sugar, ‘hree tabletpnona of cataup, one teaspoon of nulmeg and on* 'raspiuin of dry mustard and sprrad it over she loaf jus* before putting |l m ihc oven. This amount will cover a two pound lu«f. l u I r t l a * to b N * M lb* W wM 't N t a l t t i O m B n « , t»k*» IK* r u , and » R i f a r • r a p » l * W * I * • ' 11 Ik* liner M a n k a tu n rarrU a klai kameward. Tk* rUtaaa * * ! ( * • • gi«*a k i n in N*w Yark rSatod tkal t t Calan*! L ladUrgk'* triunpkai r t t a r a t | yaara ax*. II* n»v»r ha* ap.nt a r*nt foolishly. And he *veti starved himsvlf ao he would have extra money to put Into his all plane. For lunch, he frequently diank unly buff »f his pint of milk and ate only half hja sandwich ao he’d have tome left for supper. All the time, he was aiming for one IhH.g: to fly, and fly well, ao he could land a job .1 a co pilot on • big transport. When word of the flight to Ireland got around the airporta wher* 8ilent Doug and hla "clipper” are known, th# r*a«Ilona werra varied, bn* pilot aald Doug ought to have his head ex­ amined. Other* bald "Incredi­ ble" and “astonishing." But one sakl. "He'll get that Job now. I don't think he was any more foolhardy than Lind­ bergh was. That flight took cour­ age and that'a what aviation 'teed*" HUer.t Doug, who uaed to get M3 a week and who has been out of wo:k for t«o months, may I very poaaibty com* bock to step Into the job he1* alwaya wanted In on* of tba giant air llnara— so new and triM and mylero— that h*1i alwaya admire! You bav# to gtva a A llo w credit for trying, topteta'ly wke.t he does It the bard way. t le e e a T o * OeUfaeala 23$ 1 » 19c >nelfsaCqflf^hlb. 25c ftiquetie Fo r e ia F I 3UNDINE PINEAPPLE IQ No. 2 C A N ............ SUNBRITE 1 3 Pkg. 15c ClydeAfafiory O ffers Neyv Summer Crgiae Doug Corrigan On 'His Homei P f lM j fr ig h l fiigiu a m New Y u r i , til* I* iiiothur *lu-*l •<( gii«*f m f«*w i tuoiilii* later H*- gut a job m aking ilrlivrrirji u lt r r pchool. It wa* dull, h i lie «iu ii when be h-ant that a •'••mpnny, budilUiK m e t,| monoplanes, •iq jit take nil Millie hands S .r e ei.ollgh, he g..t a Job In the Ityun plant, lie lielp.nl belt th gas til .'l» onto many planes, inrlu.l ing the one destined fur l.imiliergli. Fro m the day l.in i.'.n g h flew to I'aria. Doug w as i* yoner. lie dressed like I .llnlbri gin, aetetl like Mill T o escape atte.tln n , he even flew non sliq i to '.New York when the crowds were giVing liuxiuh.a to five big-oauie fly era who had Just flown a r m a .l the world. And he s I ihh! fur elean livin g . Ilia uncle aays lloug a lw a ys has been i h s t way. Iha-sn't smoke or drink nr twrar O ccasio n ally, h a tlrn .ls | is unt h 'a rhu rch ami ha alw ays takes part m the fam ily's home devo­ tions. 3 C A I.R D PKO. DIXIF. C l tY S f A I S F.VAPORATF.O Q n 8w3 0 EST GATl Nfl € "Independent~7iomc Owned aid Operated' FO B S ' r '~z • a. f t , ^ ■^ . / . V v&Va ___ 23c •/, Klpptrtd Snack........Re Kt zxA i - • - • • L5 X �w 'l . ^ - T . *$ 5 ' ‘? -'••■??•,rafcjggg§fg|gS y ‘ t ! >^ r”TT‘r' fV ff. »"ujLu * v ‘ c‘ a : ^ > Lr,itieOTi 11. w - PAGE SEV EN TTTF S A N FO R D H K R A L D . SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A Rel i ef I d U. S. Toronto, Queen City of Ontario, Again to Hold Was Designed For - Its Great A n n u a l Canadian National Exhibition W 29 Depression Aid Received By Fam­ ilies Depend Upon Source Of Money I'l'l i \ TFS " ' * IIY R A D IO r \ \ S I t il \ i; I t i n t .»*»«*•! M4 k I»\ «» •' »*1 ’ '»• ^»:h k*h'» h •l» 'lit v'dlJl'Miii tf *»'.» • Ha It I f I f f III! of t o U r v n t i a c a a ? *•*»•* -VT* far tortto ( h k 0 n u w , f0(mt , U ua Insist on. running a w a y ? P a t a* ' many. th in g , t o g a t#, and »w«h ______ interesting a n d gleaning y '— 7 t ilKorp<, r aJed hall of ya rn to a email baa wfch a I Interesting engage ^ , t n | |fc# fjr, 4 >ti tightly f ittin g Uld IkaA haa n* . wmeennt ua aand n d ern* n -artafim ent. t h a t a , laWB f#r „ ln ,h r United ■man hole e tr t have * " * cut *ee to e R. '*• Pull n e w tha aw* end a r i d| .nl " r? d deU*t kOVt 0a chance U much S u U a . , hor, dU want through lha kato after mor* ‘Jtan change d o th e e to It «nd, i k to to piaca. Tear, jmtnj maybe kaoah O f! a wink of d e e p ^ 0f Orlando, reall aal eaally and will he! now and then. ctivod Ka a ) u r t * r of Im d i pom(U>n -I •■4 t m f t % K IM la lll M W k iill. |'l* !« - I Iff. %%II I I N>1 I II Mtk frnalM H l. IN t ill: t h n NI bb ' O i l . nr •« »i» HI* KI t i l l I | t b T i l l t t 11 I I I M I I I Nil I HI I’mn 11• . 177 lI ..' \ at b Ml Ir t iis > i b rr. N1 M «||R, . ■ |« • k \ 11 •l.l I I N ' f M l that *orh wollr# was " ,V w w ! e d U T n J T J w t a h lS S : -bell ta »eerv ra*» I.* o r l f t * up-J »■ Ih e H r a a l , at the Peaale and I.f i k e H o u s e n f lle p r e e e a ta t lv e a : PHO*nrHM>. h o w e v e r, an p ab ll r ai l e a n t a a y each la w ehall be »••lelreC.- hereu nd er w h e a aorh la w rnMtalax a prnvle'na tu I h e e f f e e l ■hat th e e r n e - h e ll an I heroine " p e r a ll v e ar e f f e c t i v e u n li t r a l l fle d a s approve.! a l a r r f e r e a d a m a ffs e ie d " la r*i-j |« It" |U «>.!! uni ! tfs S s r jL 'S K ; i in i i i r m ii i n m m ii m i I %I i III * I I I i\ %m i HIM M t llk n l » (Ml b ib I I n il III % IN I II %N« | || b m hh * |o» TOO I,A T K TO ( Is XSSI 1' f t • 4 A T j . I1 In a c o x , r o t u g * than they te g in M T - In t e a t lg a t o r a o f the F e d . . . I t ijn a to heap me a w a y frum it v r r Y e r i' p ro ject o f flo rk te re- . * O do, O M n by providia' ao ptu*h to -o (MMt th a t ikay have *u b aton H aled Doe* your hall of knitting yarn iv M N ‘ I'H i . I WASHINGTON. Aug. | | _ l , p > i*»;« \ i s S I T K IM S f . I n I I I nn Unemployment rHiel m 'h r Unitod Stair* i« a patrhcil up job— \ \ M i• » r\ ki :. \ HIT M • p>>chrH up from expedients ilrn \\ I • h'-tallllr \N •Igned to m art th r l!»2 'l ilipersi.i It* l. tbb t -h*.kb in * i liotk •III ’ *.b k•• rii it h r tis A» a result, t h r relief rei h »t l i e ' t i l 1 t nl\ rrlvrt) by a deetitu'e family ilr- * lh fls.lt. I H ' • ** t.llM ll't Pends on thr w u i r r of th r money ' <.ik«*|l|i|{ f uiir h. >i |p — frilrral. elale, county or ci'y. l i f t It (Jllllll I . t \ C'< You have imr group ol 2.WW,ll.blf I t l l l f w at f a •I \ -f 000 “ rr lir f r a ara " living on ihe c o m p a r a t o r luv.iry of n month ra rh, which i> it.-clf i»e- * low thr atinilanl minimum living l i:< .\l* N O TH K standard «rl up hy \V|*A c .» op r r a tin g with th r Unitrd S la 'r a ( m t: i i f i i » t i mi > departm ent of l ^ b o t . Anil youi • 1 It t\ bI H II M k' h i r e another irroup of 'J.OOO.tkJO gb t'in g an average dole of .bout *• 41. ..r i ( 2b rach a month. ..., it. i •olIffn l i t • t T hai's irrnrrally recognized m il.** Himte* M> I t tgk • cock-eyed a ta tr of off ill., 1 ut I....flfll.w „ the quertion of what o th r r mrih nf4 or ayzirm .houlil hr udoptiil iat 11 .ii i I.. r III I r »| Y j j l l unaolvtd. !•••• • imU. 1• If you a t r aaklnir which it M4 k w t b < I r o l l >• ell. .......... eli.t « _ chra|>«r, moat authorities ri ply tit I ■■•Ml If • ol t h r dole roatp Iraa, lirraiiaa with il f I fie* . Is . t you do not have to piy for m ate­ i i.a- •;*••* 141 '•Ml rials that go into WI’A work rer m i a Kt»iu lief. Thua thr dole a|i|i:n eiitly ■ would save th r taxpayer at leaat; kI save one. w ill hold li t famous |JH .80 p*r month prr relief ca*e. annual Canadian National Exhibi­ i.i \ i m i i i i • in iN H r would not hike, h u u t v r , tion Aug I t ■8ept 10. and will reinb rals i ll Diamond Jubilee enter­ k thousands of I«k**I improvi’iiii n.a t h a t work relief hat aeroiint- I taining at least two million visitor* from Canada, the United States and ; for. Overaeaa Overlooking picturesque Rut If you are a-kmir whieh iL a k e Ontario, opposite Iluffalo and ha 1ter, you've opened up a da k Rochester, this beautiful and enter­ labyrinth out of which no il.-hu'cr prising m ttropoils of Ontario with baa coinc with a whole i>kili. | population exceeding three quarters In which Am erican* And ihemvelvet large*! anil tnoal maK turtle tit hotel im *i i i i Obvinualy Director Harry Hop- ( of a million, la reached eaally from tboroujrhlx at horn* herati*# Toronto In the Itntiah Em p ire - the Itoval .........l o o m V f ii. * hlna and hia V't’A vlalf a te »old (ha west by New York Central and la ao much like home Ita awimminn York i h l i b ro«t y i f tuui umi mud . -i. • i \ • on work lellef ami 'hey can n ' If . ... la* Canadian Pacific, and from Iho East champlonahtpa during th* ranadm n look* and art* the p an M eet me I I I , - ' *1 \ 1 | • I III ctatlatica anil facta by the ym lby many routes National Kihlhttlon hav* von world at the Itoval York' when the ('ana \ II l)r> the other hand, many a critic • Toronto la an Indian word mean wide aitfntinn Thla eihlhttion haa dl.in N.it ion.il Exhibition i* on and barka that work relief e n d , Ing "a p la r* of mealing." and as II the unique reputation of being "the all through Ihe year healdea T o much, that it ia making bum , mil ' was settled by United Em pire Lo y­ world * moat romprchenaive annual ronto h i* Hddlllonal attraction* no a lists after tbs Am erican W ar of In ­ fair and the only fair entirely aelf Ita lake front in the city itaelf and of cRiacna or that it'a »ll i •»•'“•' dependence. I n citizens ar* cousins •upportlng * In the country nearby Known at politic* anyway. The rritica rite H eadquarter* for vlattora to the the Quern City of Ontario Toronto lha ''coercion" of relief v»l»e b y ' of Ih s United Stales II la not only * political supervisor*. They I* II i great Canadian city, bul a city also Canadian National Kxhlhltlos la the once vtalted la never forgotten you how l la r r y llopkina Inm ell , tndoracd a candidate for 'be »••" j to ah'U* thill the count 1 y had ;i a t r In Iowa recently. They «ay r r lir f dotMtor. | • "reliefers” e ra forced to wear The mo*t prominently men Rv H U S k E L I. K A Y button* and Ret out the vnt-. tioiietl plan In the Kepn li lir in Argument* at either extreme a'ICireetion that Mir federa l g .' I fay ton,* lleu«h ati-vm ■_ IlltU U p pul. III. I UMi.l11y pollin' III » v Im .rr u ib II |U* IIM cl u merit ni«tc(i dul ler* w it tv tin* W Tri Ut'a h i m *• * - h » ' 1* efilic o f •tate*- T h at U per hap* 7.r» per Rnnie folk a bbfi.i ouch p •1 1n «, . Il in • »••tho . pa. n* • d i. WPA. whil alao ia a rrcogn'ied re n t could be paid by the fr dei I 0|..a»l <1 ' pond* i over .\|i I lair ( ai n»M*o t a *• fi Ion * u n i n •I» hi* I authority on lalief, and R“ l gov ern m en t and *jr» p* rcriit h> famed volunn- ■n "llobb to \|.d ii ' i *|• nfIe* n >o MM l . l . I l l ‘ opinion on two point*, work re • the *t«fea nnd loralltie*. Ki r rvrrv ii f * oi In . Ii mu . and haiijl ter i , I MUi'U and Influeriee |Vop|« ' tni* lief vs. the dole, and the ba l . i. M l , local dollar put lip m a e la te , • ••'!»■« ha.'•efi ill f.u n •>n I a •IUt • '•.•n lb*'-. f' Ik* HVl'i lli'lp III I ftlb I U *| of relief client,. • three fedeial dollar* bb old hr eeii» *•( Mniliir »*onl kh.le e\ Hi. The man to < harle* P. T ufl. 'ho fo match it. In addition a *pc<ul Heueh knew a ll the an-bbe I a. *I l o* II *fold "I'l" lmill i* « lawyer, who Is eh alu u an nf llm | fund for pie.r elAtea would la? **•! for« I t ile tv rn hooght up the l II. • •ti*» • • io and fi In it|| .... .. I’l I ' public welfare comm itter of f i n Up, and the federa l g o v r i uni* nt ipie I ion* " i ' l l lan d toilerU J luithlii'X ii . •f ••'.*(•.' 1 II. .1,0 I m l t ' |.i ;l clnnati, and n national figure in would e u p e rv i* e ' the e la nd a rd * <<( *> ■ 1• II, * 1' Mill 1h "1 III t III.' I don’t know nnywln ie m 'In i i v. » i, h ill.' i cm vul •ml mH«t ' ••»*ll?»»»ll S> 1It ..II.. private relief enterprises. T u ll i.i i r l i e f a dm in i *1ration to he iMe«l, W'old when* a country Imy can • let infix, guno' s i in 'i- i - n i •■ > II |l|*ehl 11*•II* '1 Ml|ht II e|| •It 1* a Republican. . It. MWIt# « .O jiiit aa it do«’ e in *he ca*e o f eiM’ iul hud inrht m and feel a- nuuti a* . I alllot >him n to ........... . ill ol *i i fun iaim| ii * Here la w hat Mr. T a f t hud to ■rcurity. lu ll ». 1. Mi- • •It 1- I l f " I* h*me ill u* vhoif a linn a* you *i wail.* to im*» S •• !"(• \ . •mtllM I.la 1a 1 1. til I f •! 1 ‘ aay early Mils year: cun tight hire. T a k e me f»*i in Other plan* rail for n Mingle, ,. It . %• t't|»l teeR| »•( Ill'll » * • til i f V ’ Obb it villi I llld t'.tl w. »f •• . “T here era many hualnea* men vhai dole eyatem, •Aitli nr bbilh- atalire, I park* •J»e fauiilv m lh* 1 | I..II II . .|l,a II 1. 1 .............. )• I* 4 II P ‘ *• III*»t| h m d oil m i > o••1 i l1 > *1* i |i. ii ' 1! it •M IIl M. Il' l»» AID lifts* e-.l • -who have not coma within square* out a public work* p n i r m o i to pa"••I ne go r a r t , pile* n me*.* i 1 l.l' y nr |t| IfI*1 'H \ 111 %%••* . .1 ell .11 III. 1.4 t|H of either pwHic or private wet finnieh employment not for re­ Icggage l rie a Inae and • l».* fauiilv ii II mW-.I ! MMill |ll •ml I’VMi if •• 1 • 1' l-tl* Mil . 1 1 |MM|M*r 1 f a r e ageagiea, who nay . . . ‘All lief p o r k e r s but for idle worker* d**.- o|» top of Vtn and lei graph •IS !•« *»!.• nitint v I* 1ful V.It |Mt| II •l| l»4 * *-«l ; •all* te­ relief*** a re bums.' That t* not generally. e h lo r Ki'/geruld ef lh«* t l l i * i \ . lat MU* Il I l f \\ *»»Ii| ll Ilf true. It never hsa been. At the II I t |» I f • f sun I • si V 'h ilc y u nrp th in kin g ov.-r “ "'I N w nnirr llc lm z l. r 'Im l 11,. > Tin re a t. . *...» s|r-n 11 * .« w M | |,||»|r Mbtime of tha depreaaion there was Ih r ■•»•**• r r lir f p 'l.l.lr n i, nn.l tv lu t on 'I..- way am i n .k him l.> I..I..-I • I. .'an a s , 11..p r.iu-pal o a 10 percent turnover in relief ought in I m* done nimt.l it, hero if he cart help "enr f.n.l «l.| Hi r» I .1.1. I.. t.on I.e rr iu u r. Ia.lt le w a frll'-w clients, whieh means 100 percent in |tl !•••• ■rv n frw fa rts H a rry llo p k in x. piar.i, Ih>x ... .Irse ttr.l ahtii'k alio. ■ i l.-.r.l p:rs-t-‘l » ■fai l 'inn' for a ia a year. We have not got a sort* th r f r ilr r a l r r liv f a .l.n in ia lr a ltr , 11.4- la-aci. s«>tm*wh,*rr a- -hrlt.-' •N I’rMpstn J* ■I in; ■ III* for llu'V I. i\ a rh ap nan.-a gy mass at the bottom. It has •-. II mn 31 auggratrrl to th r .xrnato Ih r ulhcr Mt.-I I'll follow 'em n v rr a . -o. .. * l.a rlie llerr.o-- vrl.o la c r.'tll. l ■ua 4i* \ in* ••«!••• constantly changed. homebody ■ I II i l l l u l l I A iiitl* i ••» a- Ih r laund ry b rin g , hack niv day: I'n irnli.M . II..' o . . a.i.i C h s 'la • i:- l H im : f im .r itn’ n» 4 ». ni goes off and somebody else comes “ T h r unemployment r r l i r f situ other ih ir*. N iillir «»f Mr I l f I'..Ml. .il prn .ls h i, '.ii. ...in ' 'r ..nil w . > ■ on. Reliefers a re not bums. Well, Kitx g o r i down lh.- Ilia for* r.n I lie >1. ,k ll.ir.ku.' <••• I lllr HI (sals I |*4 • > i *•• • Iion w ill never r n r r r r t its e lf au ­ “Those who a re not on relief l4»W* tom atically. VYc have a con­ City Hail anti tells ’fin a ’I :."•><> 'u n ia to e n 'j-.ia u . D aytona |lr .< h IIV T » s*E III*, i t f.t* a r e so utterly confused and shak wnrk|^.g nrwa|ut|M<r guy is cornin' ami sue tilleats and I'll -ay 11. .1 I c y h a , an l e t t l I N I . V I i I t l • • I ' i l l l . H T . f t T I * . stant increase in Ih r s r by the naw spectre of deptca14 1 l l l ef . t l l f l W 1 It K 1 K U illlK t •»P population. .Since I 'J f t , we huve g e sls Ihu* in-trad of •lampin' n .i" .n a t io n that woulil n.ak.H itlM .lt 31 aef At iai»- n i l i i t f " i in • alow th a t they a ra permitting ht.l an increase of over a million. to gr.-e' him w.lh the “ key* l» 'In Ju le s V r r n r ', |o. I, like a lo la l l l c l m J . i f I h r 1*1 Il a 1 I I Ml M i l l •• ( t i l ' - | ►* tre a tm e n t of fallow hum an being* 4 i M i i i 4 i i ' U i | al • *el f t 'l Ml •1.1 H U I There is n net inc r a se every c i'y ”—-which is an old gag any­ loss. Every day h" p ulls so.in ! III | 1J1 l»f j ^ t h a t can only ba described a a cruel, ih r K •' • | e *r M a . l t year of frOO.UOQ workers. There how—why not m.-at him at 'h r •hing new and 4tfl4n t Its! I h e - g . * M I 4 14 h » r r l t > a n d of 'em ^ f v h t y a re confuted about work ami 1 1 1 —*1 f u g ra ti Wit .11 1*4 • W I are coming in (to the lahor m ar- r lly gates wi'h the key t u a Letch 1,,,ll|t,r fllll|lIl,r | | (, i*tllf,...u, •ad ^■fcllaf. Thay arc told t h a t WPA ket) 700,iMH) varh year, and you H )rcl on I.* 'inull riraihm cottage? (ju ix prog. nn.« nt I he bond shell (•»«. • •• .•• lie HI a i r *»f la now employing all employable* lose by death ami other return., •ilua 4 1 ihr a ru rra l The commiasionera likc.l the • n F rid a y n ig h t, nr.- "flip s" and E'lnrltlt who jteed help. Thia Is not true 200.000, leaving a net lot in Nubrntbar, IncrgAae Lieu, hut '.hey didn't have any u n ­ ' h i , week hr pulled "ff a “ Male . Irctl'.D • !•• today. And It never was true . . . I A |» r»|b I 1)4 V to a.tv. Ih.«l of half a million workers a w r y occupied cottages lay in' r nn.l I trinity f 'o n 'r s l" that left ' he Hrfllon :t ttf A n il'll’ I til III** "Don’t mistake me. W PA la ■ «*i»n»tll lllt“ H "I *br Hldlr ••( t'k'flyear in Amvrlcs." louse, so UoimnUaioner Ralph apeclaliyfs hangin’ on Ih r n .|.e i good work program, but It costa •l.« frlftll !»•• •••••n«lr«l an dr f«A'l Richard* stops the argument and gaspin' for hr-u 'h . i* fi»ll«*w» - twioa a s muck a s It wood* to. .'* l i iii i.d i ?i In nil r.in*’* r n m a t r * iit,on*, tho city tryin ' f rent one 1 And w hat if t h e federal govI rrm cm l.cr Ih r firnr when the .tlfd ii I be iiircnllii ii Hf'llnn, al l I 'lJb Y S POSHUM l.y offerin to tu .n hia home nv<r m 0lMjUj |O, U<1H| «1( ),t. | n c h a rg e ..f tabvi* *f«4 II - a m m e a t and the a u t e e pooled a * t f t « l 4 ml of Ult' I beSYDNEY, N. 8 . W„ Aug. 11— tu the Kay family for .he mon . (|(|t ,-nlcrtainment p r o g r a m ,' but foriM <>|ga imiimii Ihrwuahoai Z thole money Into oka system, suKlilw. I.iii in .*11 i.imr« bot m u m r t u i l l t , . , , n „ w . | Vc In-.. it was tired, or Just of August aa hia family w i . cut - pervisad by tha federal govern­ UP)—Perhaps• It e m l (xa| Mf e.trr|»|r*l III I fl 4 1 • a Mn,| have only vn lion. I l f l/ R lv U lu r r m a r | m*»« m ent b u t handled by lecal a u ­ lasy, but a sheep on a ranch near u t town. So h# m ow* ou un« ’ >t*r<l.il local U*»» **r *pl »■ here lay so long on it. hack on a arrived over hero laa*. week to counl, M,| | one ni"«.|ult». The thorities! tinw or l ir r m f lr r ofh rr w la # pro" I n November of lest yesr."- feeding t r t u g h . everyone thought find th- family lollin' around l n l l(liy, i m | n),,hr, have been dr I • uf•>«( in t i f «*oii«iliullon; I ' l t o VIDKI* th,*» no ltd'll I or *pa«Ui w a s bit reply, " « * gueea la t h e t it was dead. Whrn a fa rm e r luxury th a t lo me seemed down | | j Khtfully r i e l end m u - t a n ' O m n wil l 11 !«•■•#«. wor ahall a n> , trn,p ,r Htm.M.|.hr-r. Mil | | (the money) wcAUd have been grabbed ita stiffly upthrust leg* right sinful, m skin' t h r m - r l v r , | i*»r#l Ut P|*a’C' 4 I Uwr -■LibtlwhlllK | ami sw ung It to 'h e giound a f te r a*, home in a .beam of a heaeh j j Kot |n j , y ' g fi,hin' 'h i , of # Vill»tilng h iiiii »*I|mJIIU *. or ! lalief In >be ■pent far divert >n,| CB;|lr ho.iie with n iim i \ i«i i ii a fit ?b«*ir u'btrrramonl. | *• ^||m 4 oU ) . M f ixp< (i*rtro several hours, th a ^ a b c e p bleatod castle, light un th a D e a n front, | jarlM tlrlIon mol |iow»r« o r a lla r z to m y awn community, kowreer, I loudly nnd began feeding a t the rumpk-trly furnished and as u|i to ____ „ ( ___ j g pin* n d fllt of *i n .n i «»r dnioul n a «h# ■a ni*. la da'e as to morfow, with Irrrarisl , ,(Urn „ , ( , hlisleretl thumb, h-r I«a*aw4. u i i l n - uol!r« of I n l i l U o i i • t i a r a t h a t U » f , cofivlnca* rm Ri»l trough. ply Iherafor nball h*V« bo*u , l»wns. spacious ground*, a s o l a r - , tI, „ ^ of , hr MI)1| »• • Z t h a n , b • townaaadoua pr aaau.a PUUlIrh-C in tl.» n .,a a » r prnvld».l {tom, tiled baths and shower*, a lh, on| y i h |nir . b l , r.e' , t*y_ __ Ubv Mrhrm (h# m a iu r or Ik ln ii • I « r w alk rvlWf . . r . T E A VERSUS BEER _____ whole flock of bed rooais, and eo I riuht naw la Ihe thought t h a t ' •<> affected n.av l>, ellnatad So fppwrwaUy laadsra In both m ajo r p si't oa M r«« t h a t w » k MELBOURNE. Victoria, A n * . " ' • n )r ° , h f r ‘h o •*- sooner or l a t e r l U hav* to go back ,w*VU! I J £ m 7 "hr InlfnIWf U tha kind of n l l o f tha ppub- I I —(A V -A n enicrpiieing c atere r i " “ bea ou r mmlest T am pa h-mo lo worb ant| j bncw w),rn that l»a*l th ir ty i.*y* prl«»r •h ir llo n fn lo th* VaOKl*latHM o f ia Dying to iiibatiluls lea for h e a r j li’le * “ ‘r t y “ • Ufe to • dirty baupina it’s gonna lie plenty iia r Ua trmaU. bill Th* m*i#tm«** t h a t s arh (ittllfr ha* hrrn puliUl M t I bard te take I Aa fo i politic* In rH W . It ly •* Ihe favorite beverage among deck. vhall wEtiktiliphrtt in th** . .. apectatore ----- *■*—- ----* 1 The only trouble with D ayt.x u «. kgipoaalbia to M t » a t h a t Naur. foothall here. ”| | a of. l^ttlvUlurm |i#forr *urh bill s h a ll • Kgapla ha vt baaa d b m ia a td from feta eight-ounc* cartons a t flva Beach ia t h a t .these folk* just (••- pa***«t. uml *urh *-vlt1#n#* -hall h# flint or p r u n m o l w i t h n H 8 T NKfiHO TOWN • W FA for palRIapJ Wthrhy, •» r i a l s apiaca. The tea keeps hoi never know whea to atop bein’ lb s h il l In (hr o ff lr r o f th* nirr to a guy. Hete they nu nr re 2 ' I A w mu a* b« m u ) d h U - w k (ox I t mtouts*. i s l a r y o f Hlal<* !n su rh m a n a s r aa ho cross road*. So l » o W j r than ‘get me parked cerafortaMr K A T U N V I I L E K U Au«r 1 1 —’ ,h# l ^ f l * t a l t i r a shall l»rnvlit*. an d H IN T TO K N ITTER S l .v \ l.l* #•» •' t \t ill !••• if l,»t|k*b( i l h * VVi-ikl \ an. .ii* || " fi ii l ltr> tart ill it t t !.t . ill l.«*iiiU|M ik . t in •It -il* Ifklo'.l . |#.l ».k *»*' \ *•' ih » • ■* »" r 1*1 npi'll. ttMn a e o a rlh - I [a ■I ^ -i ■ u M’ i n k ’ t < • !• t t r- M ft V I If I . I •*I b i l l I I ' •|( I 1 k b I I is \! k\ 1 I f Cl V *1 Ann Page SALAD D R ESSIN G N r ' l h t i I HI | | | | nor I.... •.« ii -I — lull jitM i g h l / . - I ).. .•II I. II..I . i . i ..il.nl>. I’inl H > H I •• I' I t r . h l , < .,„u « a ' k i l l C o ffee I D . 11 I IM I ••• K Ml 1.1 .tnil M. limy ll. 15 K K U ( IIH I.K 18 It r l i a n d l u l l •’<• In ■J |l> IIS ill..I Win* V i jf ni t Sp«M lu l M il N i k %■' 1 I I k« * % 43 ell ii i im . M 11*1 Ml | > II It V Lemons Yellow Onions I *1 It • ) I5 c 10 c 5c 8c 5c 2c 15c 1111*1 « m ill IlM K A Ii Jar 10 Ihs. Pulaliips Kananas 31Ihs. Okra Kresh (■('«*ni i I/ar^i lie Ltltuci' lh. Tomatoesi lh. (ahbafcc 2 lbs. 1 Seedless ([■rapes NEW LOW PRICES O r .I.I, (J...u t 1G c Ja r I., mill n o . do/. 15 c 10 c 1 lbs. Pink tall can SALMON Red lull can Tub BUTTER Rich Creamery Print Ib.II). I dial BREAD A & P B a k e r s ZKi2 Oz. ()/.: Pullman » 7 Roast lh. Steak (hops lh. lh. 22C l.irilM b 11(1 | N l . t i’KA HUM IMN 10c 19c .{tic :i2c S l­ ide (•11*111 * M l b . pkg. IMH M 23c 10 c DATIC P lID D IN li (i <>/. can 30c (ii/lVES 2 (I/, stuffed IOC 29c r o i l • l -ria n t I tin o n t « M I | till l ** t Sr o Ci i . »Oi TTTIS S U li :t rolls 25c / ii.* i __ "«i • thickens L tor 79 c V A IiD O K F II rolls 15 c liologna lh. 18 c •HIM ItM II) Ideal, Kenl Untions 3 lh. cans 25c Squares lh. 22c TOM ATO ES No. 2 tans 18 c rm r -n L* :. 2 \ III! I ’l i r r tiirrp ! Hw a g» to r r rf A 8 lr«nh*rr( C am p b ells E vap. M ilk Tnni.itn S r.lip Can* While* Tull ll llU '- l' (•aim lFic 15c SOAP SPECIALS ! PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 t.*r*yr 3 bars 17c '.St# OCTApON CHIPS K«ant pkg. l«c OCTACON CLEANSER 6 cans 25c OCTAGON TOILET SOAP 6 bars 25c NEW LOW PRICES FL Q U R i i | T | b b r t «*%•» POvVDfc, EU 10 am. barn or pkg». GRANULATED SOAP 3 pkgs. CaHCWVTIIATHO I l e r a . Phew, » e SU PE R SUDS giant pkgs. * •••,.■ a torse rkje. Me SUPER SUDS giant pkg.......... ............. A & P FOOD STORE Uprated By Th* Great Alton!Ic A Pacific Tea Co. . HANFORD. ■ FLORIDA -"‘u'ds-TSc onto V Vs \> « ft �w sm r SANTORO, ITS SMART TO BE To the First 50 customers making 50c purchase 4 string all corn Seminole Dairy’s s At 117 W. First Street Sanford 8 A. M. Friday 4 Garme l Kool Crunch Low Prices Have Come To Sant Ice Cream Bar FREE! TO EACH CHILD 25c Value Accompanied By Adult —Friday & Saturday All Day— lONK TO HACII PERSON) THIS SAME DEAL HOOD SAT. 8 A. M N O T IC E DEL MONTE OR MAXWEI.I. HOUSE COFFEE lb. 23c fa n c y WE HAVE STAMPED THE PRICE ON EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE TO ASSURE YOU THAT YOUR ORDER WILL BE CHECKED CORRECTLY. T R Y TABLE SUPPLY FOR ECONOMIES SAKE. " crocejuej Store Manager I. FJLtiinn Market Mgr, SANFORD’S FINEST Food Store. Crime and see this Beau­ tiful New Building arid Modetnly Equipped Store w hethet you buy or not. ' For yOur convenience we have a full 50 foot lot reedy for.our customers to park on. YotiiCan always park at TABLE SUPPLY MILK 1 ill a e irv n r r r ■ roenw v I ■ DRESSING M m a ■ GOLDEN KEY N ESTLES OR S IL V E R C O W 4 Rolls SCOTT TISSUE M TO M ATO ES 25C IOC Jersey Corn Flakes 23C 39c B artlett Pears mmu Pt 13c QL Regular Price 5'Lbs. 21c 2 No. 21-2 cans 2 9 c . Anglo cans 2 Corned Beef 2 Sq Peach Preserves 2 lb. jar UHI. HOUTM OH A 11(10 H 9 c PEACHES 25c Light House Cleanser Toilet Tissue TSS Macaroni V Brand 6 oz. iaghettl V Brand 6 oz. atches 5c Bdx Salt l 1/, lb.box, P ft G Giant Spap M \ 2 Nb. 2; cans 25c PERFECT BISCUIT—Plain or Self Ruing FLOUR jfcS- 2 Dog Food 10 1 LB. CANS DELIQUT SMALL PKG. 8c LARGE C offee Miracle Whip S Economize A t TABLE SUPPLY STORE’S NEW MODERN MARKET ECONOMY'YEARLING BEEP Sunshine Mellow Blend Coffee T» Every Woman Weighing Over RING SEEDLESS ONIONS... 3 LBS. IOft| Potatoes IC U IM 17c . '* LETTU CE Large Heed, Be. 5« U. S. NO. I SOUND STOCK NSW JERSEY COBBLER'S Potatoes 1213c t'I'BAN a VON . Avocados .Y u se v Jc/ l« O M U I II S A M GONG! CRACKERS Honor Maid lb. g ^ c Economy Soda or Graham lb. 1 2 c RITZ Small Pkfc 15c Large lb. Pkg. 19c U . Cauliflower 12c vtrt.1 Rutflbaj U. S. GOOD BEEF * ECONOMY YEARLING.CHUCK ■* NEW GREEN HARD HEAD Pickles C ..r |U r MM t.re d W UU er »Umk 1UII Ik. i s . HAMS 2 center slices............ ...19c ■ticBO a w i r r a m n u u u a i i n a e u i BACON u » Kwnair»nm± i B A C O N L b .' rL4ac Oho2 2$€1Franks 2)c C sU ssS m lb .. ir R o a s t J b . 1 9 c b e st grade w h it # muia ea f d u u i % tv. i • ruorio | nnistnaa lbs. lb. 1 ^ __ Each D C C. • . amd Get It. M r V m fH * P lM U DAISY FULL CREAM •R.. C H EESE L b. • • < \ 100% Pure Huff U n i Lowest Price In Years. CREAM C H E E S E » . Roast lb. 15c VEAL » IlHOOKrlBLD s„ TENDER MILK PED P S , L o in l b . 3 9 PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO 2 for 19c Simldit Lemon. 2 d te........ a limes 2 doz ijc" FRUIT COCKTAIL 16 oz. can GEORGIA WATER GROUND 19c iw s i e u iu lf PiLiSBURYFLOUR20ib.bag.79c 5c With PurchoN« Of Any 10c Spire or 10c Pkg. Dalntce Malel Orange Pekoe Ten g f a m i STANDARD B r a n d No.. 2 C an EAC H •i^ M m . M YOU ARE INVITED ft Saturday it! Dog. �' v -^Vr \*-~rt ^ r ? j r r \ r *p ' " V T ""rTT / —- v . . i r- i r !» w r - r - y . - *, - V« ■ m* Sanford Is The Only Centra! Florida City Affording Rail. Highway fo And Water Transportation < 3 te • VOLUME XXIX ^ m tfo r ft Member Associated Press J^ km Another Bank Is Announced For Sanford IN THE NAVY NOW F T r r ‘" : ' T New Institution Will Be I nder Direction OfM .G.McN air,Once IJ. S. Receiver Here Opening Slated For October 1 Executive Committee Of Ixieal Men Is Se­ lected At Meeting * F o rm a inn of a n o th e r tianK in S an fo rd w as announced to d a y follow ing an organ'Z alion m e etin g la st n ig h t in th e o tfic e of W n lter L. Cooper T,“ AN IN D E P E N D E N T N EW SPA PER fe r a lfc JIMMY DENIES • . Of Senator George Hurricane Center Is Due South Of Cuba; 11'resident Returns To 70-Mile Wind Is Re- A n o th e r D U llnm g Washington After Delivering I’lea To p o r t,-,I In m a sin x p rog ra m Slated Voters In Georgia For First Street! h«’i ni t.» tian -m it tin* diplom it .ill inform »• mediMt«‘U l • I *.11 tlo n ; i u l»I , ..m »•i mnif m ilitary p ie p u i i*n»n* now tail*itit* plttcr "* (ie rnuinx .lxF oieigri o f f n e o f f i i i.il ! r ls it 'd t e p o t t * o f N azi inc*»*ures o f imti-iiiil *i*»* m e "ha m g tol loYhed h\ dip lo m at ic c ircle* witli In the Navy now. new 10,000-ton light rrulacr. Nashville. r e ­ the gn*t«te*t s t t e n tn m An a u t h o riz e d s o u r e r «nid in* cently commissioned with ( a p t XV. XV Wilson in command. i, the third «hip of that name Huili under I.nnilen naval trea ty linuta- f o i m a l i o n in the F r e n c h fo r e i g n o f f ii-g- vKowed " ii n p o i ta n ! matoms, the Nashville i* ook feet i..ng neuxeiw Mill he h»M in the Reich Som e b e l i e f \va* exprr*sed I thnt the Gt-rnmn unli t.n v prrpuI at loll 4*. ,1r a- d •' - l g l <i d to Mid diptoniMtK p n - w u r r on the «‘ ** x hxMxInvnk go v e rn m e n t a* wed I Hr l turn and F i h i u .* foi a la p id *x» DESOTO NATIONAL FOB u t< lit peg. lutlon o f the Slidell n m in or it y Reveille KST. Miss., Aug 12. —The San pi ohlem Trooper* fmr. *1 thnt t h e i r w m Du rin g Jupitne*e mr at tuck* ford units of the Florida S i l iu t h in the words, 'You i s n ’t rAo««>l he nv y d a m a g e and i a*u tic.'*d Guard. D Company, llcudgel 'em up In the m orn in g " As ultie* m t w o a re a * d ee r ■piarters Company arid the Medi­ one migl;u compluiiied "You esn hem l o f C h in a toda> T e i| o r i * n t cal Detachment, returned T ues­ Mow yom hruin* out oil reveille, grippeal S h a n g h a i, .l a p a n e - e and day, Aug 9, it. their li*s *e camp and no one *tir* till the U st min* Ru*»tan a im ie* nhweiYcd an al DeSotu National Forest, Miss., I I I . . But let fMinieone lom e into ar ed t i m e on the Sih e ri .m l*or Ci.niu‘ll> Announces Slli.llllO Remodeling .lu ll 'Ilf II i >. ».. in III *t ••» 111 Xt ill o- l 1ll -x« wl s 1« . -• .11.1 III'"X XX» S VI Endorses ( amp Ov e r Veteran Also \>Un Tor Defeat Of Talmadge Seekimr Seal In Senate 1 p o ll ■ni \ o •'-. Ion. •• . 1 v i am x U \ 1 X S. . k •Ilf- f.Xl ] |t| ••!*. t ' « " ... 'I.1 "1, ............ 1 If- lllwlll Ill •• ’ *.1 s. 1*1. in. i ' 1 1 41ll it. i mill t» IU. 1 « It II... .Kx IDo iMin II. .X' hlil 1IX •Xto f o r . \ ,<'• i.t It - NIX Si i • • i i. ..1 I.I.I..I It. oil |1 Ml • t • Mil t ha - \.« VI |. t "1 d S a n f o r d G u a r d U n its E n d 5 D a y s O f W ar M aneuvers M. G. M cN air d e sig n ated as p re sid e n t of th e new in sti.u tin n , w hich is sla te d to open At IIF.lt :tno Tropic Storm Roosevelt Bluntly M ore In ten se pieaj s p or Defeat In C aribbean P i •«« ||lw| I Ui’D'.l M E sta b lish e d In 190s Military M a n e u vers Believed Designed To Put Pressure On Czech Government Fi .to* < r- # SA N F O R D . F LO R ID A . FR ID A Y . \ t G I S T 12. l'U S France Eyes W ar Activity Among Nazis S f m ln o le C m in t r ProdnrfW M o r e E m i l A n d X e g r t a h l e . , Hi .in A n y S i m i l a r A n i In \ m r r i r a di*. ; . lix Ml. A tig 1 2 . W \< !ll\« . M V i.b ni K . m isi A p M Pi tii ,i 11\ i--wr’i’k It ,1 l,\ a l t l u . it . t 1||l I I I III I M •I. lllliT ' t it., II.II p e r oin.il ill-* i - t ., , n isi ' ' \i»*» 1 hi W tl i I ' t .i 'n r t ! . ’ o r Mid I il'l'G 'M I 1 •.?' 1 Ii S . ’llitlt*gi:i |l«*mIll •• | »| *• 'I • <.. M«»l t A IM mi »t»\ | * i » h i iu ' I I. '. Ml 1 *aI- •rp f fro n t fur business on nr ne ar Oct. I. 11.- . -nit a. -X11 XX-X'l .llltl xx lli I’M'* )»l Hi! Il x'l T he executive committee t» \x ill i t t h e s f i m Ifl'l XX.o t> III.. \ t r flu* p " ll« Ml \ H. aGili '• ll.llltl. I •••imjhi composed of the following men. V. 1 I I . \ • .. « mol i f * feu b . ,\n a«lvi«“ i y h u i i m I la u h o ii D. .III!. M. (i. McNair, federal hank re­ M II.o ,»t ll .»* ' 1'll S l amp, 1 . X •. . • t . . pi M * d i i ' i i M b e 1ak« o u i xx« - t i i n t ' u b n ceiver, s i one time located in 1.1 •• XX.11 ...ll.t X ...... .. \ ni At • m ill i i'M ib c i u N ' o a t a n • I • •v s h i p s I 11*1. d Sanford. %!l it. ' toil ..f i max m the in ii 1 h xx • • 111 C arib b ean , ............ . by it 4 l.i II ' • W K. Kirchhoff. J r., owner of mi. . "I* xx. ok I*. N o x Jilan < haunt | atol C o i f •( the M syfair Hotel and one ot i •" •III. . t II III.- f'.-.il M i x i i . i * *a g a <o ' h o i i o n o w n i ' l ' " «(M» ’ ... . |. hi plefi the largest growers of gladlola II V I iii it* xx j' t . • l u i m g I b e 10 x 1 ' I t It.fit 1 .1 llai nr*bulbs in the United Stales. I In Salt In »o. I’m Rtc«». 1 .1 IX.. i y I'.nnt nt the eoinpr */ M i n t * *hoiitmg del and 111*111 gent* lim im eied nt oile tierw W. L. Cooper, local realtor veteran lioopcr* afte r five .lays' nia.■|o.. • n tin will. I x • 1 tl . Ill . ho U i ’ m D i . I., com* anil insurance a nd investment participation with the 'invading' 'Snnfoid I i «' i a id ! and they rtll goveinincnt position in w e d i'in Ii. ii I.I.hi • 11p i t a l l;t|s of . *lll'l .’ YXX’l .’ tmnhie out on the double. ' Spmn. i • mi < <«i if ot ilia broker. lot. i l. o " o k > x » -'ei n ui Do army in the Third Army mineii*1 1III ill*Y .’!•*|"*»ir ( i h u il l im dr ( cm . .. ,t Bombing.*, called ntot It. A. Smith, credit m anager then ill. iii-f.,B11.«r X*s|« nt an n II' ill foiGan l ‘ai i' vers. In *|»ite of rsm y weather sntl structive than nti\ hefoic hat I *,. 11 o a shed of Chase and Company. i w 1 . i x x a 1 1 ill •veil IK ^ | > 1 . *d ••• *1 |IX*I -I fnllY 1 •• III. •| s '.' ll l They returned full of tales of the li.izaitlx of the r-impulgn. urea, struck propeilte* 0 the I ’ ti I *.| mei* Sam Fleischer, produce broker. U nVef • I'll.- Ill1*1.' I.'lllliw ii.I |MX % .-s' X X .1.1 a • II|»»*H y thru* wvn little illness M i n i no o u U k itt* ..f iln nk o w 100 tune*. I •' O olge wt\.» I. . A. tlrumley, grow er andtheir short but sharp campaign lino .tit T» vx-»x- nl.i v a f ’ . i l»' 11 Wl'll |. 8|*•■«!!. slll.l _ M|•| . 1 They engaged in surprise at oMimie in ju ries among the SanT h e Chin«*««* *nid the Ju p an rae l* t packer. . I., til. •.lit l.'l* in >.. IU i f 1 'Oil x x III. 1 . It. X ill.I ,-M*t Charles Dunn, local grower. | tacka, swam and reswam creeks foul men P rivate (;>.<Mlspe«d of dropped bomb* from f«0 plane* "•k I,•gnihon of hi I X.|ll|x4ll Y 1lo h oi N.i daoiage vx ,| h i ep to bane on W uchang, arroaa the riv e r! f, • x i . in . i a m p ," J. II. Van Hoy, Florida re p­ •.*■1 streams, gained, lust and re­ D C ompany returned . ill , »-i - iif • he *bi • a* in Idxxc i uig tile l»ii .ui I id. gained ground. They had con­ cam p fiom the field, a id re p o rt-■from H ankow . F u rth e r south, |* • • • tel l mg to resentative of the Bird Hoofing • .dm Ill At* xxnlU lit fiolil -i 1 ally • t a g e * .»w l h e Ih "» i - d e cealed thcmeelvea from luw- ed that the fieiil medical officer* w «ralartf« hvavdy bombed Wo In . ., >• « I >• al dl*AVC'). I b. ....... 1 step* st Mu1 Mgmn«t ihn,,. disea*«-f lit or had diagnosed h it cftAe as *ln -' fhow . a liv e r port 120 rtille* en -’ |...ik uig at a f j f L Y Hoyle, a tto r n e y and comb eweeping Xm c w y. a h t r a f t , l„ • " ' <#rii. v III tii • m« flim* iieieli' R i l k e -1 . . f V\ t i l l e i I ' M l k * | | fought them off with hidden complete exhauslitin.' T h i n o f f?anton l •it • • let.i .(turn, avllor a t law. *. I i* atifiit i •I if ,,, ♦ i ll the oiejiitM'i« ui th«> l i-ii lie |'i. » 1 A new border e\en t involvn .1••1 * oo ut mn the H. (S. Geiger, re tired banker guns At one time they passed serin wl to bo the principal a il­ H 'i*l.i I K*t Mp.it bir A **iM' 1 1 j under 'f ire' from enemy 7.Vs, and ment suffered b> the frw casuul Japan and ltu«>ia w a* repoit* 1 ..in in th‘* a nd rapitalist. ' * lida's ll, ell ......... t .loll I \|. Might. .91 III II I I or .1 • I * tin m > from Su khalin Inland w here " \N i II imiii G . T h e hank will be known aa bad frequent aharp encounters ties U y a ^ i ' d '•• -o i a a i . ti • I• ■it h* I l M a i l . . ||ote*l ith enemy cavalry. Foreign Troop* 1 .XI. . I t I' m advo.Mle. two co u n trie * divide control. 1 1 the Florida S ta te Bank h t San \ l|g I ' I ' e111 - 1 I in D E I. \ V |i Iu .o ld it io ii to I ti. ••! Dr H*o •. | yya* " In Only rrire were the Florida National Guard unit* and nth anese ditpntehe* said Ru»*o I 1 1 lo t 1 . 11.. • »x • . in o||e ford and will occupy the loca­ ala’s building *•' , l " li,,Ii .it FI-UI II u tlxx i t . I t m l d • * t l i . . o n n m n . a .r .' 1 l»»*'a? Hi- n n i" - I political tion on the c o rn e r of F irst S tre et troops surprised In this engage- i i tiooptl fr*»ni all pait* of the une.*e temper* again f lured N.trld ' F .n i w .ll New X. l l V tills t lie • l.lllldlllLf oil III. . o.||.» Id. lined **i to ll.'.Y •!•'Y • i iio 'i, >4id he a n d Park Avenue now housing m* n t Major YV. J. Doyle, of coantry made up the defending the alleged shooting of u ....... |e ly. mi * "id in g 1 ■ gin iiiiitii-din I Fa-t !•.t-r S»i• • i ..ml S .i-t *i.1 oen i* o, t iil *»n li ili'i'aM o. .iliii.i.ig.' an.J i amp the W este rn Union T elegraph of-' Osteen, was 'captured' by the and invad:#: armies, so that the her of a J a|iiinr»c t uul al* i .*•! | \ x.'till*' o«. i |. i >1 b\ tin M i.lllDi 1 tin* iH'x'r«*sit x "1 F a l l IX " •xxu. nuiliagei lice, which will move to the enemy, and Colonel Preston Floridu boy* met other fellows p a r ly " by a Soviet cvrrt -1 X X If F loud.i N ito in .il F.xblhP*. and I'.i.ifu I* .i * •», and D. ' n*d»**» it x t i diseu*rd to il'll xelt i •• ri ed i«» more different vice a g m l . S a nford Atlantic National Bank Ayres rticaped only a f te r swim­ ft mu eight or *Nbadoin D ie s . Shop t xx.ll .. Dr F • V t o d a g lif1 ..f tK u la com plet. •I signing of the ming a a * if t stream. 111. m*I ' tint *uid l le a ll k a e o ea r a g e T i n ) slate* t the canteen*, swimming Ja pa n rap police were ru.lo >1 I i *'p«*rled >m at ri xCi e* of tin. mi tract- \ ••fetilay |u . I vxI'tlitn* lio n -.s ir x lu im i •ti*1 not ntvi’L il»l. Bull Heiuilnn hole*, ami in line of duty. S e r ­ the »ccnc which w a . n r m It,, •fill* III omul • mix • nt 1*11 held in t ineiun » ’ * l"* Im ilding vx ill .owl A .io id u ig I.* I he I |ilo i -ll' HI YYIII. || 1X j to* !• f Before leaving; for the field geant T V. Brown of D Com­ frontier. V liifiiiiiii tint w ill t*f D mi !*•*• 'i ft m I II t , |.% ,,f tin* ye mi f ii ill, 11»» I f li" ' at i» * : i . • 1 Is ! -I. - ii ii Im *I.IY K'XV lit |X». ..lit maneuver*, most of the unit* pany summarised hia observa­ In Spain, F ra n co *, foi.-i-, ..n lit.»xx n III l i l l e vx i lj i |e•s11f ill The n \t Hooting xx ill belielil . . nt F b o iib i," *ui»l Mr the Me * ; • i tons hi held a combined 'bull* ».*•! 'jam ' tion* on foreign troop* by. the wcvtcrn. K.lrcm.oliin, t , t ui limit- • »r x 'Ii.* *.*. teii.l T h u i* • D vx 111 I*.* in th. Fb»rl*bi tb**m** I .ife |Usui .Mu !•••!»• Y i oiitpaiiy 1 1.. it • itII.I.h: I itina.lk:* ’ . naiiix*t fttMion, principally 'bull*. In D "These Georgia cracker* are ju*t •Irovp rapiiily towaril the .alnatili»H *»• *.iy in ii ' mii Iipi vxitli Dr Al- ,.f Mictnt.*. t in «• mi*I Ill of keeping then piop« I. D • ID • |tix ||' -.»1*1 Company, loloiat* Corporal Pred like the Carolina geetchie*. The itnvi-rnmrnt m ercury k i i i i ,-. iinl> ,ilni""t . n tn.dy «»f k b.ri'l.i * »*.• lr«*«l F mvIn* rh b ’f i . fa n I .a l . ..n tia . »oi |.i • . »'.»i| •• man\ of hi* G a n n and Private Joseph T. gfetrhie* thr«'c th a t when they »ix aquaila of militiam,-n i Ip I p ii i i ••* ial*." * |fik n and m a le iia U wit! i« u »• M •• vxa .1 , .• man\ " l bi • p t «»• (Bing) Thompson featured the die, if they've been gord. they'll p i I the line, furhtinK ,I.-t«-riiiin.-«ii, Frank N D rigaaid. w.-ll known T. H S imi|*'H|i , |Mr*i.|ciii of th*' J a m e s G. Sharon delivered an entertainment, und Corporal C i r luted • inaiiv «f In pa n ace as , go to Charleston; the cracker* to hold back the off.-n.ivp out. r'hnnib.'i •>! •'«.ittm.'i«*. uffnially . i.ittnixMoi of Miami, ha* b.*. »» • »» extem poraneoua addreaa to n u m ­ mon Woods wielded the baton, I i >m x. i \ . • i '-.in tii m y own r e in fo rc em e n t, arrive. believe they'll go to Atlanta.** ii* *ii|iervi**»i *»f i'*n*tio* ■xelrmn.'.l iiK fnb.Tx «.f th.* n**«»1 g ig**«l ber* of the S anford Towneend *ii •' In . • |ec • ion xxmuId run* Mr lleiicaanl al*** iiuDtui G. Sitnffrtl t..*u Club Trnureuay hursda y night m gnt on tha u i i Na na- _ ¥. _ , . i. Iit *1- t . I'M .'im l govern* LONDON, Aug 12—(AY—fiir.it x i .• I th.* interior *.f F b n n la O ff !»•• r* f *h»* m**«m'imD uii urt*; \ tional Britain h a s put di.crriq |ire*»iit«- D r. M •• 11ii i»i *•t »f Id T u b irK , ••xhd.it ,»t Radio Citv. New \*»rk. th e membere <n ..iy alaiiit .1 I embers a gree d \ t waa the p o ,i d e s () „ '■ri Premier Muss<dini and K.-Im-I Dr. V' D Gm«lim*r. Smiforil, vire- and Florida’* biiiflm g at tin* b e st ever given by a local TownA Join* meeting "f Du Di*vt».n • (•eneral Franco l„ hostcii wiili |iccai«li*rit. .«n*l Dr K r . Vaml.t- f '• nturv of Frogrr** in t ’hirngo. I-,. . |.. . d h i. Reach, Sanford, and New S h i . ' im aendile. drawal of f u r n g n fighters h u m u rift, ■ttrjibt, * rrre 'n ry An h i t c r t * are l*«»i*t and Sl»*wi»r*l l o d g e * of the A n tler* w ill t..* to - I “ It Is alw ays a pleasure to .iB.. ............ I the plath’pain’a civil wnr. MACKINAC ISIJXND, M k h . of Miami, Mechanical Engineer, frrred to aa the Uepublican* Par Septem U-i in New S m yrn a, . addreaa fellow Tqwnaondttea," l In. ti.iti-l ao-l said: I'rrm icr ( ’hNmbrrlain1* j.i i Maurice Connell, and Coiiulrti* a at announced T hu i» dn y n ig h1 »' ( Mr. Sharon declared, addin g th a t A uk. 12. —(AY—Declaring that ,y ." i- iiii-ut, i •- g t ' t '*>■»' y u F°** 1 * aid *.hr Frenrh govern t u n E ngineer, W M. Baxter All they have," he said, “i, Dim reg ular meeting of Dm forty-five yeara in all kinds of "the Kooaevrlt p o lk ie i e re on ik< o III! • ' ■• -I UI In quelThe nr*.foot piling* of *outhern rl" h»r«"''t'l{ sitm.ti.ji sixIin u« id rr'.m I’-'B* On# 0 >u*ine*e has convinced me th a t trial.’* Chairmen Farley of tho a pile of money placed at their ' me,n t disposal by the reactionary *n' ^ur ^ r r thl' **r ‘tieh plan for pilic ii*«*l for the foundation ot Democratic national committee The New Sm yrna lodge i* j h # T ownsend Plan la tha only the building would cover D**' •pleated that all riieiuber* of le.lli wwemedy fo r the Ilia of tho c o u n ­ put in a plug la it r.’g h t for the group, w h k h r r g . r d . any sys- ‘“ i ? * 1" * ,h e r ‘v' B7 i ,b . " * “ch 1 l»-U.«.rr mile* if laid end to end. J. S. Day'nriit Reach and S an fo n l try. I have made a n exhaustive return of • new deal congreaa to tr m of govern mere. a . r h a o t k under lef'.ist attack for slopping Foley of Entry. Fla-, i* heading lo.lgea la- p rr*rn t in an effort '♦* I s tu d y and know t h a t tha con­ Waahington, In a n addretv pie- unices its main effort ia to in­ t ra n a -P y ra n rt* Rhipmrnt* *»f m m He make the meeting nmre *ucre** • W IN T F .lt IIA X 'F N , Aug. 12 .i co m m itter to prnvid* sure gr e a te r prnfita for the r k h c e n tr a tio n o f weolth la a menace pored fur delivery h»re ’•o governm ent .Spain, tin- llritidi lV r*h *:. I u iip Kr"w**r.x from 11 Florida exhibit with long I I XX F.NXVtiltTH. K-“ . Aog. Farley, poetmaelcr general In | e<t among u » " (ui 'hurl others belli in the P *-' I to the c ountry. government made these t u n Florida •••iinlix** mi'i'tiiig h err flcn.e pine. Ii,1Y lls h e r l Subtly ami Rooeavelt’a cabinet, w ar held \ ''SympMlhy I'sr'y Feiley de'frnded New Deal ( nin»»a: "Generations ago I t pert eat of Preeidcnt W «lnn«U y a g r r r d to call on ■TtA torn of steel will l»- 0-e.t f„r c „ | | i , i P mIwiii utter the meet i.I .im Applegate. N-w Vork guntho population lived In the coun­ wee the main epeaker a t a testi­ spending, hailing the ' *' ^ "Uggestion »o the Itnllan r.reiillv n--I gitenu on o euliviVled of -laying XV. W. try, and when the man who hod monial dinner etaged in hi* hon­ ministration of work relief un- premier that r e p o rt , I t a l y wn. ijqvrrnor Ion** !•» pr«*rlnint m ill Ihe Flori'ln liuililing ami will „ l(j we^k which Florida-grown !»• fu rn ish 'il by the IngalL Iron ww, prea»ii‘*it .• «.l' •••• I' tlf *.f linker. Federal Itor.-nn of Inor by M khlgao Democrat,. ami worked tho farm raaehod the drrlaktngs compering the „ „ H l n g m a n ; tr.H.p, and material limr* will Im* l*oo*tdI and to rull Works Company. All reiwrnl will l)|H ^ |,j p . I'.cl. ;•'* vistig atio n a g en t, w n r hanged aftopoM of lift, ho could turn Gueata included Gov. Frank publk debt favorably with the lo Kpl(n wrl# ,,t r j 11(| II.m| over h v property to the eons to Murphy, who m i l n t a k .1 hU tr.lcblednra, of foreign nation*, the Anglo Palia n accord wh..h i- upon th.* p.opb* of th** *tat<> to lie supplieii by the Florl'la I'oll P,„ | bingo g a m e , weie playeil ni the federal pit on here In th# ak| thi* indii-*try by n*ing more land Ci-mrnt C om pany <>f To in | n f i r , I double e se rutloll I I I Ksnsa* r c f feshm*n-» wen- «s-rv«-d carry on, and ho-could n ot from “auBimer capitol" hero. "Million, of dollar*, have bern *•» be e f f e c t e d upon a “ sellI of tbc prodoi’t who h.iv>- hri-n rnnsistent run -jq, fn||owing liig brnlh.-r Ant iii mure th a n i n years. Farley dubtied tha 1938 c a m ­ expenilnl,*' he pointed out. "but ment in .Spain." tho heat of tho day. But, since The meeting, called to effect a Irihiitiirs of m aterial to all |,.rM a t l r n d t 'l tin- p u i 'y : log Applegate went ••* Ii*-* de ath Wall Street has gotten control, paign "only a aham battle'' ao . . . th r r e have been no Teapot 2. Advice to Franco thnt his acted Florida rvhlbita. Walks In the brothers Frank IVrk, l lin r v with Hu- mi mi* Indifference t h a t conditions have changed, and tha far aa the Republkan Party U Dome scandals, no little black r ip la n a t i o n of delay in arrrp'irtg * t a t «• organixatiufH 'Old Mnn* la no longer able to concerned. T h e y know that If aatchrla with a hundred thousand 'be British plan for wtlhdruwul ' about Him growern from Folk, palio will he pa ved with r o q u i y . T hurs'on, ami II. C. Waters, Sr. r h a r a i t e l i i e d Ills 'a y ill prison. ,b,. advisors Council uml ImZh .Uii Ii.ii g u t t e d Ini li-i-th and made Uho the rest that ho hoe aarned, Democratic headquarters closed dnllara in billa in tbla pkture. of foreign soldiers was unsatis­ Hillslpironi’h, llude, I'asco. Finel- m r k , Klmida tra v e rtin e and and aa a result tho younger peo­ Its door* tomorrow, If _ not a About tha worat that haa been factory, F ranco had said "ihe in las, |K-Sot", Sarasota, Manatee, (juarry key stone. C a ndors mar ,.r , Itotert Knmbley, Douglas an oiivhius i-ffoit l-i r o n tr o l him* George Wilkinson, sell ple have drifted to tho city, Democratic speech were made allrged la that aom* fallow haa tricat* n a tu re " of s.ho plan Indian River, Highlands, Hardee, Me will be use d for the floors s*enstrom, F i l m Rearh llm wurd and L e e and fountains. W arren Odhain, Ja r k Roll. Henry T in y le f u s e d pirilual comwhich has become overcrowded, and not o' Democratic publica­ rhisled * basketful of groceries cauaed the delay. Applygatr adding "y o u rounties, who first decided on tho Cypress lum ber Is being fur- T am m , lle m y Ja m eson, la-m fori, and because of tion wero issued," ha laid, "the that he might hava bean able to ' advisability of o tganiiing. nished by the Bnuthern Cypress | | , r w k k , Colli* Gmlwin, »nd m n 'l do me a n y good, all my there is lack of the circulation Senate and the House of Repre­ A fter considerable discus,Ion M anufacturers’ Association, head- (ieorgu Rarcliff. friends a i e In hell.'* of money." sentative* would remain DemoII. iker wu* slain April Id, 1937, P , s rss r/ "f the problems of the i n d u s tr y ,' • l| by C. R. Marpherson of |*a Mr. Sharon addad that the eraIk. Their eyes nr* cr» 1940. r r e 8e n i e a 10 / s O O jt w„ (, r c i.l*-«l to first o r g a n i s e ; bilks, president and K ti 1 n t | m p r T o S l l l ’ i l k A t when Suhny and Applegate shot Townsend plan would, to a corTheir enly purpose thi* year Roosevelt administrelloii "has not each county or locality, k. some- Rwarla o f P erry, vice-president J / i L . . _ „ U U their n e v i eway P out o f a t r a p set In lain extant, abolish mueb poverty, ia to try te break down the popu cured every III, and perhapa haa not done everything aa wall as it a Topeka p-istof f ictl by federal M. M Lord of CHrua Heigh ’* what the s i m e manner aa F lo r- special t rac k ag e will be laid for U n i o n v l U i r C l l o i l crime ami distress. Inrily of the President, with the could have been done bed th* preaentod tho Municipal Zo„ with ids Citrus Growers, Inr., I* nr- carload shipm ents of materials —------► u g i tu i who sought them In conConcluding bo declared "'lto forlorn hop* that two yonre emergency been lesa preccing." _ H ugh Latim er, se cretary of the nertion with the robbery o f tho a .la-foot rattle m a k e Friday genlaed. They will meet her* to the Florida building. Nation ran ho half slave and banc* they may be able to con­ Flori'U Katonah, N. Y.. bank. T hey were "But", he said, 'It haa fulfilled, mornlag. Member* o f the Florida Na- __ lay m e n * ' work of the again Oct. 3 to merge the counhnlf free.' Today we h e y eco- vince tho pooplo that tho He taught the snake, which has organm tion into a etat* tional Fahiblla construction s t a l l ______ llaptlst Convention will deliver e a p tu ie d t h a t night. - hemic slavery." deni has failed and that they as far as it waa humanly poaaibla have been a t w o r k in the shops ihe address a t the union meeting thould pot their trust ia Mr. 2a fulfill, 'be hopes of our peo­ nine ret'Jes, Wednesday near hia vrDut) Harvey Henderson, uwner of and studios in DoLand, Florida. Sunday evening a t the i ’rcshy f d o l t k il l s ba nk bm Hoevyr, or Mr. London, or Mr. ple when they turned thumb* home in CRru, Heights. Superintendent James L. Mough- |i r x a Persian lime scrssge, hers. for many m onths planning the t r r i a n Church, Vandenberg, or aoma equally un­ down on n drifting, reactionary regime and charged -Franklin D. ton t baa had many T h e y i Include Foster jgr . Latimer is a form er iailcontinued *a» as tem porary eihiliit. . ' animals an I WAA (timil.U.w ^«nywswi| SOMERVILLE, N. J . Aog. 1L impressive figurehead." Roosevelt with the task of saving engineering. ruad man who has been called *o 'h e too in the pending the election yf Berns, landscape —w>—Jchw A- Meswell, MParley charged that "our ad­ F a ir to p a rtly cloudy tonight'■ Byron Stephana, designs and dla- to lead th* work o f the Laymen yewrohi wnSerUker ead local versaries hove r«» issue on whkh the country. /* * J?00'V . V ,WrI* * permanent officera. "..............It akauld he our job, nie* celleelion for public ob«rr The problem of providing and plays. John Colvard, Illumination. 0 f tha Baptists of Florida. He and S a t u r d a y e a r e p t probably hook official, wao YOliU b f t%h(- to bnao • iegilimat* (Mqptlgn merrhtndising container f a r and J. K. Wellaee, sculptor. Am- U said to be a good speaksr and showers alo n g keys. niny'ycaterday oo a ted eeorvo conflict- They have ao loader who not only as D eaem ta. bat aa vatlom patriot ie citiiena, t« ao* that there limea was discuaeed. Ii ,wa*l plntcatlona, radio, sound effect* the public la cordially invited ■ few feet fiw i tie i f * e^nc ata put hJo aeol of approval o a iu la the course Daytona Beach Tide* Tamar‘ and all eihibita ar* being con­ he and two frUwd* ‘ anything that proceeds from ihe Twe hundred and thirty bulb thought that a two-fifth* of recovery. It ie op »• ea to ee* In row, Ij>w: 2:49 A. M and 2:42 ___ ________ THw first normiI rrhool studio* at for1 wet* proved In Now York dairy i kOJA with decorative paper, would structed in th* eahibit iW S » Z OsleopalhsHear Becker Talk On Throat Diseases Iral I'lorida ()rgnni/.iyjon H o l d s Meeting At Max fair * \ Construction To Bogin On Florida Exhibit At Fair ii.i . Jam es G. Sharon Delivers Address To Townsend Club Antlers Will Hold Meet In New Smyrna necov.ry Aet and moat of Postmaster Jim Farley Declares , IJnu (irowers To Ask Week Be Set Aside For Boosts . Txxo Art* llaimx’il 111 I. cavenwortli Prison "Vhc ipeaker concw th., ,h. U r *e Rattlesnake LOCAL WEATHER ** • **7' fa r l»kat oop goveramcat ia .aahled , durtaf ffc* f t M l b. P r r a » p g .1f l u . ) ending April 1. Ju t- J.—- 1“ DeLand ___ . t Amfrifi wm found*«J in 1W1. P. M -T (x X / 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, 1938 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1938; <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/2aa86e2311a2e726fd845bf606ae32cb.pdf 2debfdaae208bcbc7118de89e6a0ddc8 PDF Text Text •.■;•■ - T v/ r ;,- / -, • . ’ •• •' A • * ir r ^ r f f ^ ^ ' L" " v L j^ : f& K *' k T r k f- v® Js rv*r. • p. ■V # . » 1#« •* Y* » ' - -%V\ •< - ~ ~ i ^ -■>•• ^ L ~ - -* ^ ~ L L . k u & j L k« j L ...... . J + .* . ftLi.1 ^ " " W • v • 1 ‘ ;• . .. ------------- ---------------- — ■ — n- * *• * « " - " r »T — >"« ■■ — T .' a a a s rr T U E 8 D A Y , A U G U S T . ! , 1M 8 ona - — . *--• Beach Wins O ver Lookouts ____ : i . ■. ■ _ Donnelly L im its Sanford Azaleas Drop 2 Sanford Engages To Four Hits For Evening Games loRow To DeLand Tonight Leesburg Club At Conrad Park E d T u r e c k i, I s l a n d e r F i r s t S a c k e r , Is H a t t i n g H e ro O f F r a y A s H e G e ts D o u b le A n d T r ip le ., Tht So.*(ford Lookouta had th**. tables turned on them Monday »»gkt as the __ Daytona Beach Inlanders handed them a ;| to 1 »*t back a» revenge f.,r the I to 9 defeat administer!,I by th • Hodgeranx-n Sunday after him,n S a in ts D e f e a t G -M en T w o C i u b s R a n k A b o u t By S c o re O f 5 To 1; Sam e, T h o u g h R eds D e L a n d V ic to rio u s A h e a d In S t a n d i n g s L - b_ ^ _ _ wa» tr*n*fcrr-d to Big Business ,In One White Man Is I?pilfering, bounty Court. The caae of Rob­ M ia m i In ___T - L J I M 11/ ___ 1. 1.. L. ert l^wrrnce, charged with pilMiami In Breeding Tried In« . Weekly- I fering, *■■ al*o tranaferred to m * Of Unusual Fish Session Of Court'i ^ m y court. CantliMul Frtm Pag# On# tor. prefar to gat thalr Hah hare, their natural habitat. \ delega­ tion from tha Royal Aquarigm. London, headed for thl* area re­ cently to acquire f|*h they aa*ima>d would ba worth *50,000 a pound. .MrWilli«m*. . T»o- In** ill. rtir»<k'. Thr»«-t>a*« Mi. Tu iraltl Hlolrn Imara, I'llman. In «fnt# Itagu# gam#* last Hell ml <1t Wlrkal. IMvIi . Harrl V',ith their wan »n,| ln«a ecnfe Some of the fiah purchaneil liy »Ir#a, Wlrkrl, |ml*T lloubl# plat*. night I.##*hurg won both #nd* of WIrke I U oinlak ami Turwrhl a double h#udrr from th«* I'alatka ■eelnnin* with Sumtey m\ on* win the thou.anda hare «erre more ItiMalv ami |Mvia, I'arnmui. Htith • nd one lime, the l.noknuU wl’l 'him a decorative purpoaa. ant. I»i»* on Itaari, Hin* Azaleas; St. Auguttin# won over fi.ial b Ihvlnm II#Arh l« II i»* th# Gam#«vill# (J-Mrn f» to I. journey to the nearby Unlvenity for ernturlea Roman emparn-* ••n lull*.••f f l»**nnr||)r |. I'm i ! eity, I)el.»n.l. ‘ n en*>*r the Red. and king* had triad unaurraiafulIriai 3 Hivurk iigl by (Htnn-llv | and Orlando |n*t to th# l»#l.**nd "• Tonradl Field *r>ni*ht In an ef |rr | lilt# off Uni, 4 !n « i Hfda by .1 to 2. 'y ‘o drain tha Pontine Martha*, K^T*'■ Donnelly belli the Iamkutit* to , MiMI* fert to improve the won arorr. lfipr*. 2 nun \Vl«l pllrhrn. I'm -orely needed by the Italian* for lour hit. for t|,e even <t while1 I •••ntir lit l.na||iR pllrhrf, l\»K | Th# Gondolier* #dg#-l up to The ifarne ehetild be a *ood one agliru'turr. MoaquHo, made it I aaaaaV9•*o Hinitli atfl<| I'a Tin.- vbilhin two and on# half game* ; Wa train mate Kd Tunrki. b u« Itr h the Iteda and l.nnkoute j H f*** f ° r tH«- li'Mgii*' l#ad#r- rank nlinu* the «arne, althmtah the ■rnpo.aible for men to work there. T'fcf****’r f 'r’ ' bounded the All , f for'a failed until 1927, when ball fer two extra ban • -ufi-tli-*, lied arc ahead In the .landing* D e V m ce n zi A n d B ra y9 ,I Aiai#«i ' ! Z Z hZla-t, Vnight . hl Vby" ..... Premier Benito Muaanllni im m h im ,h’ fit,' ®n* a two-baayer anil the other , The Lookout,, appear ‘ n have p'un p ' ted fhouaanda of Florida Cam Sold T o B o s to n B ees 7 to II and 5 to |. Marina and • Ihrre-baae hit. l,U' r-^,‘n‘ |y n<#«lK.ia. which thfivc on mos4|uiln Travi* pitched th# first gam# for l.y * ' 'IT e Turetkl started the scoring lH#n ubl# tf» combin# gof.il pi'c.i Aigg|#r*. the (dm* and Travi* handled I I b a t Won the game, Si hie double 0.—! > ♦ * » OAINKSVILLE, Aug lhH ing and butting ... . . . . 1 » ut » I*.* clubsmrn .. <lr#«|g#<| canal* along tha fourth result, ,| in two —Jack Drvinronsi an<I Clsrvnr** |second. I Ti *ao of ki.nf Sani'•nl ,t Italians i • *» •Ihe <dge« of Ufe murahe* and The Senator, dropped n t t» 2 .'and high in 'he tank* of lead­ Daytona Bearh run* ami hl« tr ipb- (Ilustrr) Ilray. outfielder* with .aided in accurlng ihe final muni the fiainosvill# (i .M#n of th# drri.ion to the Iteda with I ook ing fatter*. The week-end a'and |>aerd (iambuaia in them. Th< #f ‘ Vi the eighth. Florida State Fragile, have been nn,| Atwater doing the hurling ing of individual batter* gave canal* were extended a* the m<« diaappeaied, and the ® ■ Sanford a lone srore rnme in sold to the Ho*ton Bee* of the Oilando got «i« hit. and lielainil Adx atcontl place with .33.1 but he' ipntoe* ■mtr.hr* were drained. National League, I)r. George K. nine. Merti and Porter did the i Ik# firat Inning anil thereafter i had on’y playeil 35 game* while V. was unable to anlve th offerings HnbertMon, pre*ident, of the flinging for the Red*. Sam t'olr the recognitml loop leader. Da. of Donnelly (iainesville Banebgll Association, ■ml Pete Srhlro got two hit* each Vincenxl of Caine*ville had a ,.3.12 for the Senator*, '♦ Co* anil Jeter gav average for ION game*. Bob p|*. ui» i.»ne | mid yesterday. •afetlea to *lit* Mllflilll Dr. Robertson said he tele­ l-efty Brewer won hi* iHth game man had u .317 uverage for 51 •I SfOfr; graphed the Boston club yester­ of the *eaann for the Suint* a*< game*. In club hitting Sanford ■A*k*OMl» day accepting on offer of 11,26 0 the Saint hat*men regintereil a wa* fifth from the tup. Moor# rf If for th# two pluyem and receiv­ 10 hit attack on the (i-Men The A number of Celery City fan* ' Ada r ing confirmation of the ac­ Saint aouthpaw fanned eight, lie are expected ,*j » trek to Deland riiman at* ceptance. Dari# lb r«MI«Hi«a Wrmm ■*§# 0«# fanned Willi*. lleViiirenti and for the game tonight. Starting, Atlth lb butterie* have not been ' A Devincensl and Bray are to Bray in aurreaaion. ill resort to “ the moil draatie Bradjr rf ounred. report to the Boston club during mia*urea," Including large-teal* hr p#famua a« Spiing training in 19.10. u.e „ f artillery and aviation, in Laaaburg 004 000 I — f> < iitr r p retaliation for future attarka on IflNtaon a I'alatka 000 010 0— | T e s tim o n y T o A f f e c t '•! ORLANDO, Fla. Th- numBii>*ian territory. Total* i ^*'r “ new" farmer* who are I.er«burg S u g a r I n d u s t r y P a y ''Litvinov'* *ta‘ cmcnt to Shigeo io .too trio— 7 t'ying their bund* in tlrange I’alatka lUVTnkk nr: %iii initau should have a sobering efono umi (miii— o J Hof *Sl» * rrrunty anil (bin neuNon I* larger J MOORK IIAVKN. Aug 9—Wb f"-r on the Japan*** militariata," Wn*n'*li •« -, '^t • '* ha* ta-en in |,n»t year*, Deluand Tt.timony which wj | datarmine *.ml the official nrwapaper Prav002 mu ooil — Marion If ; acconling In . report from Oilandn Ml#«t**in rf ooo too mu— j the wugr* to be paid in the Flnr- dn l>Tor»rl»l it. 1 1 County Agent K ( ’. M,-,,,,. idu sugar Indiik'ry will be pre1 Wlrkrl Sb “ The Soviet Union remain* Gain# •Vllie .. Sufan* rf not) nm mm 11 .enlrd hi re by grower* and work- calmly assurer! of It* atrength, alMtWIIIIain# r i Hl'MVIVftlllt PUT AHIIOKK St. Auguatine om mo :itix— h i-i * to n trio of official* from Ihe th ugh it due* not wan? war." . Donorlly p : DVIIMN (At The Iri.h mail department of agriculture r»t Japanese militaria'ji, Pravdg ►leniner Cnnibriii nrrived y»*tert .Tafala Wa •hiniffitn. continued, are uaing “ any means, 'J !_ • -l*«ll#.l f..r I*, r it 'lay at Kingaton with three aurWhile the hearing i* annual one .* ftaaffu.l |l|fl fttMl Hlllt | including most provoking end invD lftniM |l#*i*n to **L wage* fur the npproachin.. "t» ?nn n r/ i vvor* of the Uijl|*li trawler Alca■o.l.nt ones,” in nn effort to preAaaiai*. \s ..krl J. UlMVlIll lint *:ir which mink after a roRUion .... ........ bnrvoting *ea*un and the fol­ npi'ale a Kuuian-Japaneae war. 9. Wutalnli J. I'llmai*. Ilru.lv m,t wi'h the Cambria in thick fog lowing cultivating *ra»on, Cl*-, t'l.OM lit % *TATK Jwle i#l*r 3 Ikanif hr 3. |tr, Faced with these provoeationa idllipavilU «' 6lllh y.rtnrm, A.11 hlfitin |t^ midway between the Iriah and *l.wr cnee B. Ilil'ing, preaident of the *|«t||h "ii the part of the Japanese millWMi I>«IIMt#llr. It ItVt*a Italia.I In, Wrlih cnaata. United State* Sugar corporation, b*|l*IIU |lr|*rIt ‘uriat* the Soviet Union wa* com­ (RUmlu •aid it wa* important becauae he pelled to take correapondlng eoun•* A ti|u*l in* intended calling attention to thfe Itlaik* lar-mmsurea to defend ita fron­ I'-lwirwl difference in wage ntamlartl* In tier*. 1 **I*N uiuu, Florida and Imuiniana. M#*«l|« )r*l#Na| Louisiana worker*, hr aakl, are llarluau M#ark x Malar# I. IIATICa ' 1.w*ii.l j. iirlunjii • paid about on# *hin| ___ lr»* ___ than_ I laaaatlaw i*» a llaa hi Auuualln* i. (Utiiprvill* I. Florida band* on u wag# seal# s#| A Nf fO U '.U» It RING l*O M a tw*ariii*«fl a. a ll.. l.r#Hltt|f g f. 1*41.11k.1 tt by th# gov#rninent. llaa,.* Ted*, •* Ta • llaa Oaa w a .lt a. a lla* «**l*rd at If. land. G. leaGuanliu, on# of (he V/ash* taaal II,. ware* la Ik* llaa. Lea.kura ul tirlando Ml Auauallne Ml |iM,i„„a ||,a, h. ington official*, saiil the na*innal sugar net carrie* conditional b#n#I mImIXu mi llMlnr*, ill. B U S IN E S S H E IIV IC K K 0 0 M 8 A N D IIO A H D lit payment*, on# condition b«ing ytT itrv ti. i.KAUtt: Wt «m MlBIlt C liH lIsf, l‘k«**# M. I liial,uiaii ,, 3i e,j *h# setting of fair and reasonable D a ,-------------------" * * ,J r*a*wwakl#. N.w t ..Ik i , ,, J „ wage* with ron*id#rat|on b#i ig lirwL unxemfartaU*} Try “ 'aa.m. M Haaa.ll. a,a. HA9M l o m Wairfc r*s*lrH kr h,r» * « H tt .k&t mad# of conditinni in varloun Muriia. 11cootaiiw 7hahw , l MM Mb* rmllf ksawa k*w, tln.-lni.Mll it fa! Ugredlaata which FOIl BALE " Bflflga* J#*s«l#v Mb i m IIs Avr. ........ 11 lit priMlucing arra*. He said no on# llr.„.klin ,, U1 , , , had Iran summoned but *h# meet* ffc r 1 1 alaatala fan*. !*' U aj 14 31, lit ing wa* open tu all who wished yma ay** faal oaaa, (r**h. •II. HaaNatl Klarlrle fa. I ll iM.lalplit* j* 3R RENT alvtl M idi hot, rfactiv to testify. ••eawtt* Vaalardar ^ . 4,,,... I ' IR X Ti 13 1-3 arre* r.I.rr x p iti.itir No gam.a whedulrd. •and far trial bwttl* rl#*|H.r«r rank. |*|M . IM.M ■ M'aal t'lrai atreal. I all llama* T*da, I kU IBM 3t ff glia •#•## • r. « . I'hlrnaM mi rim-lnn,ill. I*ltil.trl *•Ipli lik 91 41 .37# N*w York at lloalon. HI laf.ul# 31 «3 .))• I'hllMil, I|, i , im *| tlriMiklyn. LOST a FOUND Hnaln \ #«lrr«Jar Nt Im.uI* hi Pltliburah. ROOMS FOR RENT •‘IrVkilaiut wl Ml. rull#«l la .I.Olir, IMH— u.al.a nail, klaah #•*• ••ml, rain. AWKMIIAN MCAftlH Wklte. Aaaia TrH r, H e N ■Mlirrfl n«»f nlip'lulrtl. 9 lAftliV, IMUt, r**| m l iltfpls* r*uHt* — ward. Pkaaa Ovlada IT. liRMM TNsy tmlm *Im**—-rrsMssblri c I 3#4 • tlavaUad .... . tt 31 4‘l#V#laflll III Ml laflll I#. Wn | BN ■!. . .. I f bb PUt kill HUVT lealfcer lavkal. UtfltB I»r i mil at l‘hl«*aicu. Wash I n|l on ____ . 1 4| it A t A l l I, n ti o s t o a t s “ • » 1k «»* * « » • b, tdaa- l*#tro|| Wnahlnglun al N#w York. .... .....j* it Ilf,lag aad pa,lag far i lioHlon at I'hllatWIphla. <)E0US Pkaaa u * .j. hi* fan To I Japs Subjected To Severe Shelling On Changkufeng Hill ------I Jerome Boatie. charged with Only one whito man wa* tried! dUcrderly conduct, wa* »cnbefore Judge Frank L. Miller I Icncctl to pay till or »p«T.| JO Monday afternoon in tha regular ( 'lay* in jail. I’ reaton William*, weakly *c«*ion ofMunicipal i Municipal | charged with dluirderly conduct, Court. The white man wa.* wa* Jack *■ * *antenced to .pay - $10 or Thnmaa, charged with loitery.f, *Pr n<! 10 day* in jail. Mari * Me* who war sentenced ti' 30 day* in Nell, charged with contempt of court, was sentenced to pay $.1 j«U. The following negroes were or spend 10 day* in jail. tried: The rale of Foster Smith, •charged with operating a bust net* without a lictnse, was con­ tinued. The ea*e of John Burns, charged with pilfering w l < disrnis.nl. Sanford Is T h e Only Central F lo rid a C ity A ffo r d in g Rail, H igh w ay t^ And W a ter Transportation 666 COLDS n bw ic __ ___ ['Classified Advertisements * Sa n l a n d o y f Tj o T toy, YOU WAS • W I L L TCO M S.O M C A N 'T T I L L VA WMAT A NAT “ W A S .J 0 «,L 1 T T N «V | R M C IP IR A T IP A4AII|. IN E S /// fc ^ v u x a - m t / c / s a y / m g / / •EakyUf»« Flatida pUtara. 1 ■xpaaa*------ . . . «tak<a« Pictorial apiata naval laiem S T A T IO N Teleakeae a* TH O U iA W M U 1 OH _____ D O N 'T — M «N * H U « THAT It i/IN * -------------------- OFF-SIDE l 'LL t *s a v KID. £ o a -M a a iv a \ m uu# M l # YA CAN. ------------ A ^ « A T ' SM * r a tIIN O WS- SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNENP \ V. At til ST Ml. 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U ’K FR O M H IS F I S H I N G E X P E D I T I O N SI M ill.I( New Dealers Win 2, Lose One Tuesday C o u r t D ecid es J u d g e A lb u ry P r e s id e d A t F rau d T riu lW ith o u t P r o p e r A u th o r it y B u lk l. v liiii m p lis In O hio W hile C a r u w ;iv l.f.tiK I tv l,’ew \ t . l r - In V rk a n s a s 1 A Ml*\ A114' |ti i 4'i 1 iri-ij'i Judg I i I*.nk- mini ' • 1 1 v lb*' I id,.. Million! \ IImii> f k« t V\• «i hti* In-* 11 iui wmIiiil; 11 '$»*• II iIGIh' i uifli I’Miinnul r«»u*l S c 11 : 1 1 n r ,h .... I'o p p lti'|Mililit-:iM-< S e I e e t Ta i l I n l.ead T h e m I n 1 Miiti S m a l t ' R ac e • \ ‘5 I vaittiMti* Nulhnrtty J't«hf Isik* etui h# ••111«I it# rt«l# last hi 1 h# itav wliHher -ti t»M U- nil •«» t miii hid# th# 11 ml nf *h# I •! • 1*411. thu'|(#i| with |atl t l| 'l *1 III I I JB.iilllU'lll \" 111g> III *•#1 Mil.! MuV 1*1Iivi.it \ I h« 11 ml wu- wtat t# I M• Imii h.ilti it y#wt«'nlu\ l«\ .1 I'MI Ul V VAI it Iw-Ua-tl 4*1$ I'itllii Mmi i d «• t mini, 1 .1 mi*.! a11 •• •IllilhS I'illlkl Is* I*A 1114 ha* nti*•a’- 4a iirinm iii ,.f \lhm\ Z\. > ,- u TmiU In Idaho i;.. Adams Appointed Storm Warnings tteadOf Chamber Arc Ordered Up Election Group On Florida Keys \i i » • ’ «|• 1*1.I • \. tv I ' »»• I !»emo•! S*'»ia?.ir ' i tnrin#U I'M ..lei* I l.l* A . #i|f fewer »• i ij’imri •> \ Taft, n . Li iiiii N *v* utb#r. II I • iy. i • >• Until** .........I by ih# i ", | *hi.nl f ■ i \i.*n#i- Preparing Talks Address Tomorrow Is Expected, Tu Stress S o u t h 's Problems w \IC\1 I'lvl’s . I* I. I" I • It *I iiv.d I IV b |M*| . (Us bla|| M to|«Ii I* I«t tv ill an * \ |m*i turn! > I • tit * •I ill.... • », llle wl.it* I* «• iisilt'l lal pi i in:i* b « I ll* I'teaHjent a "I ••I 'ul I I II 'll l••111#*I iii i«fl«r sim mM'llll||ll| I MM fruui l‘rti*acMlu. wb I* II., »'M ••b ill •Iim imI'MI k* *1 . • •stll.ll, ii> • I III • I hi •• va•• k * 11•Lf#: * * in I’ll* If VAill li« Mm •I* l ib. »|« |'NI • lll\ , 4I*•m11 t|l • Im ■I I* bi •deni |(«M*i#veil' • Ml ■I >I s.I ' i Hi I •*»!i (*• tob.H b b I •II |l iim.i l ) •‘••lit *1 « 'Ulb-'l fbtillt S.lli I' flailing tlllH \ll « Mini lllllkli) 1 t III |*bai t •• .1 t •••%*1 lll'l I ll.lltdl* | , h *1 defeat valii* l$ lb. i llllll *At*If «‘M|U#«l* *| I •• lllb* VV*lll •lue to Kihim-h It ml In t* K* Him k> d*'Mi i i .ill. \ I* i r«‘l llllll I m Im .I'ldlbb ill I! Ve11'a |»*Id lea a .it It.Mil* Vill- . Tbur-duy. u« |*mIiI i«;«I *•!• lend ill# wigtia Y •*I lliele la I'I mto't It* • tb.it llle piesaidenl will Ink* •Ml III tolly MVfll to,|v ,1$'144• 1 Ml list UMI nf S*ll4l**l G*m' i:» Ml Mlbei NtHlthern "elniliM i.ll* l tiKi i' mih* rvutiv# f••i NfW l»* »l Ijili*, lll-l* ii*l. ll»*Mt»*velt i im*"likely, backed Ii**w b> Ib* h*M lucky ruiifn Hint ihii of In p.iily I* Iltlll abl|* 1111*1 UMMIIfUlliea 'll.* I*ariy iiiurli a'ly r«iiili**| Hi lb» Senate to ill remuili Mi N» -v l» d hind', I** 'tint hiiildini' ii fn* under nuuiIm iii ihii • rvutiv* grnerully Armed now with n f«*l*i4' ronimbahiira fhidinga to aii|*|M**i hi« dencriplion • f tb# Si'olli ii th# lINt I'01*1 No. I ##•*• mu* problem, lit# l'r#aid#nl m iii i pnaitlolt lo reui b out f**r Vliter aup|M»ri th#r*» for bu pidteua. 11nrII nnciI •••• I to ,r I *••#! ! ^ w v " l.iiieM I1. ♦ . aall man, . • |* Wurth I to ill.I lltlt be* I • ill* -I I 1M1 * i * t k i pri. *• .i i tul von* , i i . « *Mhrati i . Ht. lerimni• I t.t ... I IwirleM K* publican l .r U o N l liilU n d e n A nd F a m ily I M u r n U rn* F n r V a c a tio n i( till Will! \\ 4 lungton, i.i *.f Sanvi>itmg i . .if Mr. Mi K. It. Magnolia I i a *peI 'iti . Ii.l. ", Ml Ml ti" \ it a-•I• 11 Bit* i**ii, U #n* . .1 I i•I . i. ,t **•11 ItilloW..Mill , un •»l»*#rv« I. I *•.. Im MM* Ml |ir"0*Ftb I ll , I |, It. 1.199 • ••Hilly li t.•»!*• | lee I I'M • Ml |MM|tlont M. » it.-1* It.I' i* to • #• »**Ury t«* i .............. .. \| t W.dlgrrlt of • . || \V.i i" ' ' ii I.Mvmg »!• t' |im t in Inn# ••! I'.c*7. Mi i Kilt. it.I. m mid 11m family I,, . !,• • tt hi h i, I mm t ll#:*a’ ti for lb. |. i I tv. . » i4ii«l wIm ii :i*k#d win' It# tb*fii*hl "f Honda va. tibei* « mh»|',ii<*l t•» that tn \V . lungton iii ib# Miiitm#r, bo -1.•io ol tb# ti•!i imii* . sipii.il la va4 lifio i ly IimI and lb.it hi* found iIm* I miii v#ry « Miufortabl#. l b* f.»rnt#r. Saiiforditu Raid ho *.|* •#i *.'.| itiaiiv iitti'tMvi ini*nU in .vsiiifMi*l and IItaf lb# "obi town’* *k**| |ik* i» wa* "going place*,’* Mi .hmI Mi t'hitti-iidtfn'* daugh« i*t i m um..I G.-n# and their non, ,lb*hl»M*, wb*» attviid* Fork Union Mditaiiy Acatb'iiiy iii Virginia. C ity N ew # B rie fs Mi rhUt#n«l#i» -ru.l b# waa flad l" I** I»a«-k ih bi* ol*l liaunia and Assistant Ktali-s Alturm-y l.l«y l i'ii#w nr«|uaiiitanc#i*. F. Boyle has trluinnl Iron* ■> I IKE EX f INGUI3IIED Mv vacation in Nurlh Carolina anil can be rcarhrd at lit* lo w "■ Fir« in* ii i*i I Uigur ti#*I a fire to. flees acruu fruui llu- Court •Ir, about 12 15 o’clock on a House. " e I,i-longing to William Clark uu I In- corliec of Flcvrtith Street and Cedar Avenue. Chief Mack l lrvi-laiul aid llu- hlaie waa pal before n could do serioua damage. The origin remain an* •1,-lrt iiiineil hut Chief CleVataDd ' uggi-lrd that it waa probably The Lions Club will hold i> lo-gun from a caielessly droppag \ regular semi-monthly meeting to­ ngurrlte or lighleil match. night at Ihe Valdel Hotel, lilrtl Llngle, delegate lo Ihe re. eat Llona convention in California, I,G C A L W E A T who has just returned will give Parity clornly tn north, a report on th* convention. •Idy shower* ir, south tonight and Saturday, - J| T ie BMrai/actured prudurts uf Taaaa bate begun la eacted lb* Daytona Beach Ttdea T< lana predacta Id valaa, _ Low: 4:37 A- M, and liJJ A temperance crurade will toheld tonight al the Battford Wo man'* Club at 7:30 o'clock, llorruaade ta sponsored hy llu American Temperance Society ul Florida. ’ .'■- - . .A . r.dltHl i1 1 1.iI pri• ibi*i unit i \ li.n vrrasp Mi'Hinl m g * . »• I'lltlV :l l i Ihtrtl • • ll|!|»lltK> I" .1 Ml*!* i ..I Ttnney I. Deane Sw'lcltli«artl Roosevelt Rests u'r t ti t v • New Type list1 Talks To Kiwanis \rm.v MaiUMivors In Warm Springs fcKt.* A F.l f FLilabliahed In 190S Police Chief Koy G. Williams Warns Against Breaking City Speed Laws 0 AN DUNN* POSINQ A9 A CRIMINAL UNOCR THC NAME J# -F R ia c o JACKr SUCCEED® IN WORMINa.HW INTO TH E o o N tn o c N C E o r 8 PIOCR SLICK. THE ORNN® OF A l VM > Kiwanis Club To Present City Zoo With Texas Pumas M f - r J \, r j v i l' JTOH ” T*TMIHK X L » T "V T H A T DAMS U g A»OUT V A - T 'T H ift K X VIA* 15y Jo Mobtr Z 's m W • M D t| hUVA u Any. A— t XN B y H A M FISHEfi zssrsgv.t t ' At Weekly Lunch U S E D T O -IT I KNOW WHAT V O U tl OON1.MOW . v a w «m r td j T H « P R ItID O N T C P S N M 6 .X Member Associated Press j"1;1 y/i'Tus JOE P A L O O K A I AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER P* l.awrlnled #»••« Tht> J a p n ifte rt-teirutl to ­ day th ey lintl ri'plllsetl a No­ vi tit Riistinii a'tu rk oil the dispiiteil S ilier'u n-K n r e a n b order w hile th * w ar in China rontinuetl ntnlemntect and gtivernnient forceit gained Krmind in N|iaiii. A Ja|iane*c unity communo(ue •aid a i-harge of Soviet infantry fulne*. ...... Ill .III <0,1 I n K itir in ic l . * id -nice I a l u c and tunk* wa* driven back and •It# |M'M|ll# 411*1 til# lit'4-1*41*.' ' UP that four-mile border front wa* par* fitly waiitMl him Comparatively quiet after 20 Gniiin 1 1411111'*I A IImii v t ain# hour* of Sovirt shelling Diplo­ ' \ Ml* l 11lit: 11 \K\n her# mu an **i «|#i whith " it" t%••I matic effort* continued to seek It M 'ljl \ I t li* s o lo id ' »i|Hi#'l hy th# G».\* It*.1 hilt by a peaceful settlement of the <ti». \ I lo \ M Coil#’* *#r»#*aty .»ml l»$«*th#r, M in is te r IIRKSI M... \ vf D rg p s l>ispula. HrMfit h t • lie *••*.»! « *t|i tn l.l tel* Chinese gucrrllli* nt rootling, . ti iluitioii (M \ f i l ­ Juilie# AM’iii v v%:»« f it -1 4 i^iii'il Mill. *.4»*| <r ,i a Shi;,{hai suburb, piurlaimvd hrr# July I t t** |*i#wi«l# in th# « i e r c a l In lo i million ••I*. *.r . the formation of a “ regular cull#*! "KslltlMlHl* ••:»<#■»" *lm 111$: l|»# ••inipnn n* . i aim y" in anticipation of an ex­ I tlliM|unlificathiii i*f It#iif* -I••Ii•» R - ,1 o,r i., H, b .„ „ „ i | i. i p p a n d in g guerrilla campaign Him#* Til# m|*|* r *ui*l In va:$<* to Ihn.I \.nv " ' • "In «, • U ) Inn I,,-, m ,1 against the Japan-** Humor* try uny **lh*i imm ' v ‘|*im|m i I\ uth* grew that the guerillas hud en­ ' • ' II--*. il„ t;.\ l.-m,. Ing” iih«l t<* 1 #111:11ti u<4 l"»i|» ai ii#c 11,, tv it. lilt. II.I. Ill W |i|IIt II fi tered Shanghai's foreign arena Good provitler. Hluch#r daily fi.ih#*, fur hi* uwn m#al at Cion* Hi# mhiii' *•»■»*• Jmliff 1 ' • .....................I 'b, l i . I*. I la #1* V. I • |S*|f lll-l AAll It siMill• and planned a terroristic celebraliint#<A vab 1 * *r»H J:i* k ••iiviii# tu '• • • loo !i in |i ■„ Im, turf* New South WaU'K. He's an Alsatian I • *•I VAt*# Uhl! Mt.M|*4||l|* tlur, Saturday, the JapaneseI throuifh July ll ill i t p.i id I "I It* • "I M|( II.ll t •11111111If Mt Chinese fighting iq Shanghai. Th#n oil Aiiir I Hi# !v%** 4 1 - 1l' h - 'll. v-><•' Ii I W I ♦ll IIIMMHMI. M < I|»mIiI# Ml In Spain government trtopa m#nt« \%#r# rtt#n<!#«! !•v mi»I#ih , 11.111*111111: toliMi* tin#.- I imi#a ;*w 11 drove a deep w.dgr between two ifiu#il in (hi* num# of Ih# icnv#r III.lit V I ills I* Ml# t'M.llll it It |.. nt h, I'• 41'* jnafirgent xtronghokU, tllaguer nor bu‘. «i||nr(! I»y tuinrunr #!•# ,|.||. • III# till# III III M*1 AlMiy ,«jJt Ml .vMn(*r*l lint ( .» * and Lerlda. in wextarn Catxlonhr. AI Ihii tim# Guv Cun# wth »iml#r !# tit|i|iiail#iw iii l i t I ii hi |* K I m. mm-I. l.l , Japax. threw freah divisions in. an um>ir#n l#nt iii Si Vim#i« Ill lilt Inal* tt| till** W.lllil IIM*I |tIMf •tin to her offrnsive on China's pro­ Hospital at Jurkionvill#, aiiff t •"UiiM \. Ini. 11ii 11*11*t| *«,, f ,$$ «|it r H..... in'mg In V|'* I I* ll. visional capital in Hankow and iiiiC with a h#nrt uilin#n*. III Inis .Ih.| •mi* tli# fi#bl r«rirn#H u tnaxi gain sent her bombing planes Hi until Gun#, t|i# |fuv#ili" i while M Ut,l,:OV itiiitit #f IJMIR im IN m tv%#iity ■Inn 1 1y .iI'* i -ll. w.ii Hided, lb ito terrific raids on South China! hmth#r ami ju'crrtury, mu* O n E f ­ T ro p ic a l D is tu r b a n c e • iltnt*il thr Aiijr- I «ri!#r hi tin Ib-lllll |. .h e,I * 111 Mini ut bi . (••II IlMIII •. VA* ll l*#l'VA llq I 4I*4 Cities designed to .-tuih China’s R e p o r t M a d e Jj* Will to fight further a move for a1 »»#nce, l»ut ih# I•»t\ Work "i .1 hoe|,il;il , 11> In , in,. M o v in g W e s tw a r d governor’# f o r t T o (Jet T r a i l ­ . l.l It im Hi* iih'I miitf. toIn* b ••I • I' t"»ll It 1 VV*1ll 111,1MV I onlrr wun «ign#*t hy th# g separate peace with South ll #•! tl#" I mVI.h k f#i ti M l* II tolls. to*i* -if I#*'ft | \ \ M il * Is N o t H u r r i c a n e #i i ». r him«#lf. .\f#anhm#. a»n»*l" t iilK#l»'* 4M«I tbit ill* Iltlll,. ,» I'.ttllb it* **l#.l »#•»!, win e r C am p In S an fo rd ChW>l leaders. it**t ib* _ -order was iuuril cuntinmnbf link'# “ Th# Chinese admitted that | •Ml|•I # | ll ill I 1*1*1 I Ails till | l .btlii? :t\v:i t*#«| cllllia K *f Ib# 'btl van Japanese Army transpoit* J,\( K.SONVILIeK? A if. 10 -- Him#* in Jacksonville thciiRh At th* regular m-mlhly mi-e' iff Itlli »* ( Mi. \ "Il' VV. tl Hi •|a* | •I#", iltll (••» III# f Mn| tllM# b»»' It I pasaed Llyangbu, w o t of ing of thv Seoitn* le County >1*) Ihe Weather Bur u.* today 12. ttf#ll* ll#« I* til# tllM .ICI'A M*'||.t| *b# Itlii. .iii*| tb#III **bAit r«'ftt init kiang. but claimed that one Chamber of Commerce Tocoiav ....nd northeast storm vain j S-'urday. however. Branch ' o„ Ii*•I mim'I **f tbi ir m.tin ImmIi#* i ** HaV# fit lilt Ml sunk by Chinese balUlte*. •iiir displayed on the Floiula announced he had 'uken M:ill\ V* II .ill* > I# •I##Imm *I Ml m It y were atrengtl »nmg ttie-r night C- K Adams was 3|,|>ointe,l Ki->* fimu Key l.argu siiuthwani •ion of the Aug. I order *o Hi IllMtolt, Mil*I#| M.IJ'T G#I1 AIIm » * h-v#i :i I ..f Ih* . >miiii»; III* II «|.a- I rricades acres the Yangtsr chairman of the election emini.l- und <ms'l cruft warning! (nun CJuvernor's bed-itle ut Jaek-onvilliUlltl t Hit I l.ml.ib i'll v*. •*Iii*toii Mi i II llbiiMltitg * f Ib# ¥ bu t.l.t N« amt the Governor |ii-r«ormlly Ivtr below Hankow, (eating tcr by i're* 1,1,-nt 3'. K. Hini|»i«< K.-y l.urj.i imrtjiward \Vv*l l 'Fi. tli.ti f - IM III i*k#M '# lull tall.ml, |ill«b**l lltab.| **f |(V signetl i*., leaving Judge Alimv r.’ivuif hat advanehvg Japanese war- tu officiate at the annoal elec­ I'ulin Iti-srh. |li.lMHI III ll 4* loss I(• *| t If* k afl.'l ImhI ii • i it k* *1 \atlIi I'llM tion of director* of the Chamber here under the July l:l order. •hip* soon woukl reach points The biin-uu said a “ squall ll* v I*. .Ill# 1**1 Ml Ml ll#| I bn tly, ; t l i b 'urtlily, t"in|il#( of CommerceBut Uman and the Bur Assis-i.i from which they could ahell the M'l'iiK va••rk Mil th* i*i#lto'll|ly .b |*i*i5 ' Other member* of the commit wav* ninth uf Cuba wilt prs* lion Committee appointed by the |irrv#li' lb# 1 111 f«I*iti i*( environs of the capital. I*'*>f i • \• •I bihl^ri iffiMA tb# nut*! l.loyil F thruugh tlivir straits with <i,i,ic association III ***t'ie the question, fri'lll " t|f I• Mfl|' .1 HIIII |lily f.»| i* *b The Japanese army waa re­ tee aru an folowa: dung, r In smalt vessel* iliirun; IHUnl In III4*1# (tt Iltlll/* III* valti" •Ib 11>i i ported maaaing additional in­ Boyle, Fred Forward of Forest lln< m-xt 21 hours but is is 1-111- attacked the original older, <av nf IIMlIllill, It* lilt III ul (■••til#1 :im*I Ib* |i;M<u|f# uf Hi# #»» rk 11 • Mil City, 1). K. McNab, F. W. Tul Ing the signatures on both the fantry divisions at two other (Vi;i' i/i-il that tills is not u severe lluw t*» k* |i I hern *M l*l«’Mll*tf ‘ •*'111111 ••hat ill I#, r*|i#»botl of Oviedo and Jamen li. July 13 and Aug. I orders sp points on the Russian border in Sturm." Our pulpo*#. li# utl*l#i|, |4 I m I.ill) VAIll'll rulll ntoiillrH, to.la till pearrd “ to be alike and signed t>) preparation for expected r»'w Sharon. kt*r|» 1m,yn fut him Ilf# iii u tony •*|i|m#*i *| |.y th# lllu# Aimy un«l#» M tcorulugista said there would a person other thun the Governor, Mr. Simpson railed attention Soviet attacks on Japanese-con­ 11liiat lh« v toill •mii t iv# 'h#ir Ihn! Mui**» G#ri. Henry l» Khm *II • f tu strung easterly to wit; Branch Cone." to the fart that the elrctioll but In- fresh trolled tarrltory. Ih# G#mii; im NulM'iiul Guiynl. with •qtiulls tislay r.il tonight wqh (But •• Tallahassee Hnineli I l#n( liliii.ls, umi mmiiIi mi I It4* I Ii"y The naw military areaa were lot in th* Chamber's offieiul winds of 30 to tt) miles per hour ‘ toill liv# inti mil, u* fill, list|•|*> lllu' # 'hull '.I.IMHI 111*11 III# Hill# roster of membership, and that Cun* said in a statement thul h • reported to be the vital north •m Aiiii'ricun ftirm ut# "fibfhi livn. m the sffieteil area. did not sign the July Cl oribr). Mat trlii-fit of Manchukuo op­ u member Clip subscriber must II# also i#iii ill is#* t| mi In* fi|H*r m#“ *h# IUmR ii iiivuthr, ihi|i|imn#i| The tnqiical disturbance was |uiy hin dues by Aug 15 it hi* . poalte Soviet Far Eastern mllil#lir# t hi L mim|m- iiiiMi#i|iiil#ly uf I*i huv# I.iidI* *1 triM»|»*« ut <•ti If discovered near St Marlin Island fortresses hom e k tary headquarters In Habaroesk name i* tu appear un the ballot, in the West Indies Monday mornIrr G»# war *Iii i iiibf *a bit li |Mm* h# l*"it. Itih.fj uii*l »* T#xai inula, ^ (or Khabarovsk) and th# dia- a* that ia payment deadlineim: It has moved rapidly west­ COLON, Panama. Aug. "■ - » * * '" •' m "'V ...... . .,f eastern trt'i mliiur t*» ri«|ilur# Ni w Orl#ana, Mr. Sharun a: •I Walter llnympuled border region 1500 miles ward. diminishing in Intensity (IP)— Returning to the Cn.ted * n|* ' " ' " a l Kn...,u fmlnlcd ill# bitot r Ml’»aiaa||i|i| Rll'U 4M*I reported on prosp.cta of nrrurICearteCee • • ra »e r#of» S:ill ,\llt«illtoi ulltl ulhiT T ria l ipg the istabliahuient in Sanford r.ii losing all signs of th* “ or- Stole, from a “ g... I w.ll" m w “ » •«' •••»••"••“ ..... ...... . |M'inli. .ion to Colombia, three Unitad urf-s-M I. .1 .....I money value. ysniii-d renter uf eirculiliun.” of a first clan* tourist cabin A It b**ii4r$i mii# nf G#n#rul llm The San Juan, Puerto Rico, Btotoa army “ Flying Fortresses • "'ght Amerlcamp by Fall, and atated that it m H’i lu.ka ««un holil |h# rtiemy ' h" M - ',ru'" ' " good contact had been made with office i.f the Weather Bureau landed at France Fl.l.l, t-...all||tiioii#lary »yil#Mi, b# mii<|, * uk piMjih Mf |{#'l rrr#k, hr ilir»il#«l a reliuble operator who n giv­ this morning saki “ Disturbed Zont, yriteriJay. Th# bi* rra I gvniinu Hi.it to# nli«»ulil alwuya that h# nbihl b#tt#r fitfh*. a ilrlu) ing aeriuua conside rat ion ta pon- conditions prevail over th* south- rovtrttl Ih# UH0 mil## from llu labor fur a alrunir fiuuiu-ial ayv $r14f ur'inn by withilrawin^ bu nut • ibMitie* her*. It in expict.-d thill r a* tern Caribbean with indica­ fota, Colombia, In thrr# h# if* trm. numlirml triMipM tu higher, cl**ai* r 17 minut#a, lh#ir av#raifi* ......................... , .. a definite annul, • rinvnl will In­ tions of a slight cyclonic develop­ and luti.I »everal mil#a (o the tinrMi »*f ___* * , * » * * . ■ . ... i At'hiir Ifrunan m »mi|m| in tb ment hut with no itrrn r winds •pood being 201 mile, an hour. ..................... ..... „ „ „ ihe rierk ami th#re make a alaml Tha Board o f DlracUra of th* mad* in th* near futurr, they it p rted-'* while atoUitiNg '.heuretual rein Klwnnla Club agraad Wodnaaday axid. T. W. Lawton, a Chamber i f fuirrnieitla which «uul«! turn tli** afternoon to purchaao a pair o! t|*L* hi hla fuvor. Taxaa pumas and praaant them Commerce dirretur and Huperiu- Muine Deputy Sheriff tendent of Public Inatruclimi, le|$# mad# thia wi'hilrawal fimlto tha Sanford too. |y yeaterilay nu (hat th# Brown'* Maintains Innocence Tha dab baa loag. mitnUin»J ported that the Stale Ituad l)r"ro-ordinal«m! attack" on th# ren­ an Intartst in tbo Mo and on partmrnt had ordered Immediate savaral occaaloaa baa fnmlthod repairs to the bridge over EronSOUTH PARIS, Main*, Aug. Police Chief Roy ti. Williams attention of police and the vio­ ter uf ih# Blu# lino #i|>#ndrd it* m*If nuinly on thin air. Tht two funds toward buying animal* luckhatcbeo Creek, as a result of 10. —</#)— Pormtr Deputy Sher­ dcciircd Wrdnra<lay City speed lator •arrest, d. .... Chamber’s activities in ru-opera- iff Francra M. Carroll tuday took main bodiea fira*. actually mad* and othor ImprovamanU. Coiiiimoting ii i the action of laws will bo enforced on Park Jam** L Muugbtoa bad ax- llon with other groups. the stand in an tfforl to prut* the City < nmmixsmn Monday contact thia murnlng after anolh L L. Mamdelte, rbairman of through an alibi hla lnr,)c«nc* of Avenue at all times and warned l.'ght uidering him tu take what­ #r nitfht of marching and wai'mg prtaaod Urn doairn ta aocnra a pair o f paaaaa for tba too and th • murder of Dr, Jam** G motorists to observe ell t.-sffic ever action necessary to make and inan- uvtring. Thtr* wtr# »#v« laid plana to build a cago aimllar Littlefield. Carroll had bmm ac­ there and obewhtre ;n the city. the avenue safe, Chief Williams #ral nharp •klrmish##, in on# t f which wpiiit ran au high that rifl# to that recently complaUd for NON-6TO# FLIGHT cused of killing th* doctor and A motorcycle patrol nas been asserted that cilkien* of Han­ tbo Uoparda. Howovar, tbo ally the Utter's wif* by Paul N. established especially tu enfurce ford a* well as tuunsts will butt 1 and flota war# uird, nl* thuuih wi*hout acrWua rffrtl*. waa unabla to pravioa funda foe PARIS, Aug. 10. —GP)— The Dwysr. 19, who previously plead­ tho law on Park Avenue have to drive more rartfully in Th# Blu# forerg reported 'he tbo purtbaao a f llw ttg moon Air Miaiatry announced yester­ ed guilty to tho stm charge and and Charles Holliclaw, who hat tb* future in order lo prevent rapture uf a major and captain tain cats, MtanwMI* Ml. Mo-.-.i- day that Ornrral Joseph Vuit- la serving a lifo atnunca In dan* special duty work for Ih* wholesale arrestsand five other officers of th# ton bad inqalrwd a'»)ut lbs p.**- laraln, ehirf of Franca’* -**r fore* prisonfore* for several months, has He pointed out that signs have Hruwtitg aa well aa thrv# truck* •IbOlty of aocurtng aomo pun g«n#ral staff, and • staff would Carroll cUitnod ha nraa at an keen given tho job of palrtdlmg b«*n painted and placed at ssv loads of infantry, comprising th# and roaabrad 3 v i w ft/m Now 0J r•as-atop to Borlia* In throw American Legion meeting the thoroughfare to make It safe era! places along Park Arvnu- tulk, it waa laid, of Company E, Ifcatiafak, T * x , fafacmt* g mod*rn warplanoa August ll. night the doctor waa killed. for pedcatrians and motoriata. Warn')!; drivers of tha spent ICTth Alabama Infantry. Brown that n mala * « l t w e g u t Dwytr charged CarraU killed the Chta# Williams aakl aoraral limit, which la 25 mile# per hnn took _____________ _ tk# __ ___ • 7t#mm gtui of Blue* la tad, about Ihfwa M i l k * *4 JAX WOMAN NAMBO phytic lets because the latter peraoa# have been arrested al- j » U*« rcxklcnUal icctUm and 15'ami sums iwvhty ptlaonera of Ih* va to avmilabla I t * f I 9 T , knew about tbo reedy fer exceeding th* lUth South Carolina Field Ar Tha Uwaam rlab boned of CHICAGO, Aug. 10. _ < * > _ lions which Carroll's daughter, limit e f IS mile* per hour in the fa*- Ihe business section. Tha matUr waa breaghl ta Hilary. Mr. MoagMoaV pradfNUMM a Mrs. Loots McCoy af Jack Barbara, made ag*|n*t her fath­ residential ■act ion* He added ibw altontiun uf tba City Comtbo offer ba had rocaheod and at aa^Ub, F la, waa aloctod Bu er to D v that acresta will also be ■Waion Monday night when a WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.-1#) pra*M Prttgator af tk* Pythian fer he proper lighting m car* signed by 49 rtalds.,'. — Ecuador authoritative persona “ ‘-i — Kr/gku af Pythias Air mall aondeg between Nov fer exeeaaive blowing af Park Avenue aaklng that disclosed yesterday, Ito signed , yaatorday to canra- York aad CallfanJa waa aatah* af aaadltaa ua* Uka a reciprocal • trade M l* w*a WIN the United Btataa■W— w >. . . I'; t im e EYE STRAIN VQtm h*mltk‘9 mmkm 4Hmk l> n * l W a lts-rk *M 1 1 1 . W A N T E D R E A L E S T A T E * to p *'-e .rlr fee aeUI YOU w i l l m# mmml rs lirltfl IUVM .taaaal ran rail _aa*erllae ---..— _ •ba .a»HHHi ^nm$r» ifc# u#a**i u *«u « j f * M»«l Katal* Mae ewk. •I Ik# !•«*#*! H ulbl* ,k* New verb ll»r*-lkMl«r A liar's I'alala. Trlk.aa a . Oeteker XS ..a j •M**#r* ll*r«l**ar# l '* N.tembae a awg ta. A * * a io l aa**r<U*H*wt with n . 1 will INAL •akailliea wllkeal aklla.iu. It »• * will far war* raw Mat* *»aHAT WAV 10 faa ll.aa * aarlptlaa . 1 peapeMr la SaalkPat ■aaaty **•»> a*a Ural ratal* n**k, NtnM u R u ssian s S t a g e F u ­ r io u s C h a r g e W ith T anks And In fan ­ t r y B u t D e f e a te d THE STANDINGS ( t Chinese Guerillas 'Organize Attack LORI D A w i> z c Japs Repulse Soviet Attack In Border Area T 4mjn mm.4 r#ll#v#« W A Y Y O U L O O K AT IT E IT H E R VOLUME XXIX firat Bar }|##da«k«, 30 aiiaataa Try -Wak-UfTlaH" • Heat l.lalai##* »•!»#. i ______________• ___________ M A L A R IA Millie McNeil, ciiarge.i with diaurilerly conduct. wa. di*mlna.d. Elbert Davis, chnigcd with gambling, wa* an.enr d to pay I'd) or spend 90 day* in jail. Fletcher Bryant, charged with gambling, wa* sentenced to pay J50 or spend 90 days in jail. The case nf John Merry, charged with gambling, wu< con­ tinued. All gambling charge* wer* fnr "Cuba" violation*. Marvin Marshall, charged wj(b disorderly cra.luct. wa* *-v tenced to pay $7 50 or *pcnd IS day* In Jail. Marie Avery charg.-d with disorderly conduct, nn sentenced to pay $5 „ r spend 10 day* In jail. Bemlc* Seolt, chargx) with disorderly conduct, wa* senterced to pay $10 or apend 30 day* in jail- J. C, Pinaelt, charged with drunkir.n*aa, was sentence I to •pend 30 daya in jail. The caae of Bishop Allen, charged with S BLOUKTSTOWN. Fla.-M ore fruit* atti vegetable, are being canned by Calhoun County farm women and girla this year than in 1937, according to Miaa Eloitw Chapman, home agent. la Sem inole f ..iini» I'tiiilin-r* More I-u n i \ml \ it i i i!.I. . I li.iit M iin l.ir \i> i lo \!,**■■ is-.i ■— ■■ V ’ _ ■■ r Q �..V I I CiVVCl liti . ^A C B TW O W EDNESDAY, T1TR H A N F O R D TTE R A LD . H A N F O R D , F L O R I D * [The Sanford Herald T r y i n sr T o m ill .lu liii M ake M oney .S in , STRANGE AS I T SEEMS— By J v H N H IX Tc* farther proof addrte* the » alter, Inctoetng i itamped envelop* for reply. h B*». U. a F iL Off. i him a grnera'inn ago llon ir-r, . k with 1the temaming paper* itre lU^nger III,,,,. I ftlisnrmll) and th, y ipmlrr ■ ninr* piphlu-., efficient 'rrvir*. Many eilie* f I>||« ilott It,I m.dera'e *1Ir now have bti* nn« ., |,t. tn" .paper at'hn ho'h h,.| no.mini: mill .veiling newspaper* , publt.hi'l tn.iv bo pnblisbetf in It The ‘ tend fiti.iiii in 'H*- new'paper business in to­ rt,,,,| fi ner lull heller P«|I1T1 11• .till (|l„,lll Ill'll) II K IM ri tiam li'P |uin Ho * <1 ,ii ill |ll T n ill )) tin il > )r j i III 111 it.nl lltTII I'i't G A S M A S R F oR y |l 10. 19.1R F E W E R N E W S P A P E R S TIIU S V II.LE STAR ADVOCATE I II ik I l i g . IP t-1 i f l ) III)? AUGUST f," s‘ t r > 111v* t Sty DAVE/ Hf OHW To o k ( t o f f t i EAT Ih iti sunl ig ht ,fc - / f s a Fr«*»t. ■■n«lT• I orupai «*P flrll the I f m M In f«f ■ d i i ’MMliiB. h PACK Of W otVW ) frpirr . TRAVELIN6 THRoUGri T A l / 6H0W, U W tS OMWONETRAIl/ i h t h 4H« m h i I O lM rti tn It* ihf la rin l rlitu Vke r«n ntry nllfe prl««lpal M»ft In I %r« ItiL •f S E M ir s lO t E P R IN T IN G C O PHONE 481 T i l * H r n t M l« ■ m ' M N r i « f '(hi# A H « r l i i r 4 Vrtmrn » M r h |« n r l n • t v f l r W**(|l|#*«( ’ n f hr ilt f fnff 9* f N i H r B ) t # a f t pill t ' * » t 4t *p nlrkr* In II ip r V U i t f i In m U (ll |*rnl a r m (■«*(»||f rHi** »mp*w n*««l pnftllnknl fc#rrlr*. All ttfh li #*• paMImllna «f ■!*'• «A I 4h pa l* li ** ItM tlH i WEDNESDAY. M rrlt nr* nl*# ADf. in. I 'ii« R 1RI.K V K ItS i: I O K TOM V) S s u rd C p M C M L y o u Ro Uh p c r s i f '/chiw A h TT o TKE ^ToR Y o f ft EN G IN E E R ; C M 6 V J o n e s wftG THe R o u n d e r 's N h M t, ON f t * l* - E l6 R T WrtEELfRjBO/S, A t WON rte ^ io w ^ m s , Whnt Vfed < "in Jimmy H.m-i-ult ltd 11 lo r i in - D.i in I I l i a iiiy>lii-r il")) t Tile r il ii * n «if K v VV* < VV I*A III III! p in t p i-i il mi | 1» **|i|l it It' I I will III I i on rlo p i o | i| 1 I) . , , , 1 .ll llf P o iii)' |H ill IIIOI P In I Mont <»f •i . 'bui < r* i unit i m i larly eM(dti*d nbout the Minn h" • k t f M n ’ Sil M'Mr m I| is *ueh ii nhr Wiiy f " Tf o S lig h tly FREIGHT T R P ilN ... MAr o \ TAt APPARATUS - A p r il 2 1 , tfo o - h im CASFY JONFS ii Uiiii* ittif it •’ AO in the he k id m illMl*r wiem It WHEN MiS U?COM o TiV£ CRftSrtED ft Me MiT iT s iv K \posed wiper id a I iitundhiMine b .i to j or 1..... i*r(Hinrd NtNrtn. iMosi o f i i i ha) tn ( M t . i x t o n Mim A iirn rn iT «d mull ruiR if u i- 11>1 n l l v m ffa*’ * n w > k »! . lin ii i*\po-,i• all Hi tinilia t o p r - v i th ill ^ l u l e I iaM i I J i m I i ••1m 1h . n u l m i M ’l'ii i u I n d h o f a - o if p) i r ) par ninic in« y in»l tri h, Iwir* m tin , i n a t ( « h i v , ais \\ r h ‘t*i A rrn ifh n ^ t i m e pi life H rill* II ike ihmhl n l iporifp An in 11. r|l ' ' s a in*vvs|uip|.|e n litm n nti bird. AV Imi I la- V onii)? ill W c i i r * * , w e t i n ; p a riitM ik irl> " OlllPlI. . Tlial wIii I* from Jii patn " I l I liml my i i f h o o n t T Unit the J Itiw ail ( hp ha lim y In-aiTi. |*nl p t r hafl I m’» »i foutid lUMP-d on ifiitd h n i i i i n i i no1 to Ih" a mu hike V"> a-uiil ih( <i null*- skin p x |hmi J a H A TAcra* I e m ir th n u r^ , Si nm III)? pii'tiiri* 'at 'Ptll'll. " A t Ipiih I Iwic <* i-a, h spason, slip would In ohli){p|| to Hnnif" people wi'Ciii in think tin* Insn h. anil thit Itif* t inu« lioimritd ia .il** oi il.ii*ml a mm ip, showintr 111•r a ri iia ! a' - T n d r III H o m e " niejiliHi to ini> t•out. roar ami sale i " a t , o f life irpItitiR into ami mil o f from ilmi runt peddhf* S-ni Her slacks as « i-ll as 'h i- H a li-r. in ailililiini, ih iTt- would ford II cnild. And itifto t- p il l oil if shown a feu candid cam era strips ol film ro n d iri)? her Ilf f l y - h y mt*in u d v r r l iiiiiu on the sands nr oiliorw isp disported hiTsi'lf. llcitor».- Si Aiiit.i'lni," It, t >int ply liflicvp I hat only ill this wav would i* Inakp tin- modern )?irl comp tn her spiisps and F l n r k l i , |,l .i >, ,l In.st I,* I ’ i "i an aw ful look ill)? mess, slip is, as a rule, on deni Ron it-vi-li lor .1 Ini !i-sn il u! ini in. sccni to hp lackni)? hul | think I Tilted*y iifn inmiri. Hi,- t'n-,1 ip side o f consprviitisni w h in I stall* Unit for dent Unili-,1 te, I’ i ii'. i , ,.la, iii ,|ht I "okiiiH fpiinniiip fig u re in a oiip pipn* haliimu •d the fori Hill air f o il tins' ps hiivi* to pm up with a hiimlrpil walk in)?, and after inaknir a ion plat form »pri rli it, pai li lt ■ri hi aw kw ard ravoriiii)? n a son s w in m rls look train for Wnmi Sprimts, (in There he "ill o il lin- p'"pl what they aheady know Ihat h doesn't warn JViiiilot tieoi|;f rc turnrd 111 tin* Senate. A number of i*1 Ufhtninyr an the Ihh| few diiy In Miami an Atlne; ( ’Hy Manager nutkei his first art m hi* new nffici* lin- removal of the fire chief, trot the appoint ■lent of another to lake his place- Eire Chief No. I refuser to gel oui, smreioifiilly eolitend* in court that nn At TINC city manager ran so .nlniiarlly re movt the head of n city depart■ mrnt. Ko row there air Iwn fire chiefs. And if a serious fir,broke out raiisrxr millions „f did(•re worth of ilnmaRP, there probably wouldn't Ite any. Mr. It. It. fluthrle in his 1*1t#r ta The Herald lialny suggest* (bait Branch Con# Ts ' no 'rlerky' affke worktt" tail a solid and ih>pandatrle man with administrative ablldy. Would P, rmt In* a good (king then if hr w*ie a I Acu­ ta nant Governor so a* to he In a legal post lion pi take >he Govern or** ptoce whenever necessary7 Th* lawyer* may be sticking their •oaea In where not wanted, but If act* while the Branch Conn' Governor 1* Incapacitated are ef doubtful legality, wouldn't It lie bottor to atrrngthen them? i.vei like ♦tih The lim n Mi- nek to hti du ly t"*Mi jo>1 d a y .(ltd flight, They niktive ddwnhdl lo v e d I n l i r o t him w h l i M r mid the nri K o f N u m l f O r mi hour. i <* I Ym Hfhiin tihoiit It w;is fiflv i 1“ H U * N I V ' .*n ■I i " t"''i five mil* io rimiut* ■ ill III *l"hedllli Sllrldi ul v ■» f l ' H '1''1 l i m n hmiticd iihenti. i •i , 111 n i; n w I*i hi i|i|« i iif hi■iin■I la v in if ami smiml 1; i in ;irp iilpulleal. Fur without nounii IkitiM i’K. Sn\ inpf caiiiio', 1»- tn hip) pit with if, i Tin ri p ii'a !imi o f thin Hank rec■ " ’ ii m l ' ii a -, a nan- ilpimaLtory f(|r your '.D inrn. S a il- nufply at ihls Hank. J.i hi . « J. Hill. Mu- t inpirp Iniililor, w « i i iiti- ti'ki ii l,y a viiiimt man, "W h a t plutliru li.i\i I o f IrtTiinitnif a succoaH?’ ’ t H V t O 4ouTU O f M E M P H IS T e n n ., B iA P jjH C H m i k IIEKE THEY AUK "CANNONBALL BXPRBtt,' W4 fftMous FAREWELL TRIP Tb THE PROMISED LAND ' WAS KNOCKED OUT i K l l ON fund*'. \ AM CM6IMEER O N tR E ItU N O iS CEMftTfcUS pav in »' t im n i w il Imo r l o i i f ) '' plan inii i: In build n n*-w b 111 w i t h w lm ! w a p i- . y ! WOr/c/b lig h tw e ig h t’ c h a m p io n , . n - urn FVinc i p l c s > ~ - T l CAseydONZSRFAUYU&o/ m ft111 1 T in - I'.nipirp H i i i Ii Ipi - rpaponileil: " Tin- ti-rtt in aimplp ami u ifallllil.-. A n Mm ahlo to h u p n i o i i p y ? I f not. nt'ii|i m i l . Y o u will Insp— y o u i i i\ lim k nut, im i y o u will Id i p , i -nrp ,- i ' fati*. fo r I h p ip pil o f m i l -" i -, mil in y o u ." T in - rup o| many a mil'll can lip Irarnd l*;nk In ill,- ilav he n la rlfil to ayatpm alirally ami ri pniariy uccumuinli* money hy aoti ititr n'tili" a part o f em-h month'a income. 'Uhntr VV'11h ii ei;|d'ii, Mt * 11.k,ii plow* , iliroiiifh th*- h ' l t i m * Ti*< • n t i !.*■«•» halt I lUttltMul elefii, Inal 1 .»■ *■• . ' t i i r h to in* p*«*t kind \va* U tiled Tomormw; Wli.it famnin A tlanec k m li r r o uno p ened fur n e n r lf 5 0 0 fenr* ? SANFORD TWKNTY YEARS A(iO A 11 pound son whs horn Sun fly, A up. m il l„ Mr. nn, I , Mr,'. ••'yen II. Si pi ires mid hits ia-cri pivrii fin* fiitme of V/itlimu Ttwln ifler Ins palmml Krmidf.i'h.r. Mr. Sipdrcs urnvrd fnnii Jack hi* father ('. M. Stowe of f 11rtoTan Avenue on Sun,lay, Edmond hns hern In T e *»* in the uvwli,m ctirp* alnce lust year nnd has recently bsen Irainferred In A r­ cadia, Mr*. Irving E. K*lrl<to>- and son Engrn* are visiting pirn,la in (irolgia f«r ‘ wo wrrk*. Kos* luing of Itirlunonil A ), nun i* leaving >hia week fur North Carolina. Jfr. iiiul Mrs. H. f’. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. U M. Lucas, Mr. P wat a strange ndneidenre (Mi1 eld# by side in many new*paper* the other day the funeral f o f Pearl White and a noo f the death of Warner 01Tito “ Charlie Chan" of th* too fleet gained public notice the villlan In Pearl Whltr’e 1 picture. "Tb* Peril* of Pau*. abrayi got the wont of I* • aha waa always saved from dUkoJlcal eehemia fort to th# ler the radio elnaa in llnele Sain'* iu my. Mr*. S. W. lit a,lf„rd and asm. Sum Jr., left ISiiiidny for Mnrfelfa, (ia. where Ihly will yiai*. lelallvee for two niuntlia, Mrs. Miimtr ia In 'he rtty for .1 few l^kinr after her prnper'.y iftlitrl-'IS At plrsent ah* ,* Iimkinir ■h|*r bnnm in J,irk«onville. Miss kn'iilf.n llrady ha* re* turiird homr i after spending sev­ eral months , with relative* and friend* litj Ainerlrus anil n'.hrr P"ln*s lit (ieorgia. Edwin lloye, t'nmrr Whiltle, llnivry 1 I'krriah, l.ionel Monroe, I.e Cto fl /twin and llasael Brown left ynilahUy for Key West where tbl'jf will bsr In Uncle Hem'* .. and every minute Chesterfield Time on Your Radio o f the day Chesterfield's refreshing mildness and better taste will give you m ore smoking pleasure. I# 1* engaged in the toelneal. I Gregory, now Corporal QnpyflHgpBH furlough fh>m Camp Wheeler a’nl hi* many frirnd* are giving him a warm welcome. T, J. Miller to having an up-to- Vi : ..1 * ^ - In Chesterfields a rt the btst ingredi­ ents a cigarette can have. . . mild ripe home-grown and aromatic Turkish tobaccos and part d ta rtttt paper. FADI. WHITMAN . leery F t o n Jp B m M f J I C A S fW w * Pa u l Douglas ’* IH w to r A .A C Double they’re MILDER andREITER TASTING mfoTt not only to tl lb* pedeatrlana w lo < 1 ou t T o n e * i l l ) v v e u n e a u a y n i g n i go* for UainanlUa Htato In will (n*|tof, ... . - ) uis-Wj.SAiJ V,-)tf a*^--- �" s' r v s w F n n n TTTrnAT.n ^ w f o r d . thf i * T e le p h o n e j Mrs. F. K. liol/. S o c ia l C a le n d a r H 1 IN M, I.AKE MARY >M* tii' l Mi * l l . i i *M )n i t ct li a n 1 '• 1 , T d i i i t u . a m i \ i ii I r l t M i r n L f ) i t i t j i h i n i - | m | t.t ■ f i i M \ " H u VV 1 . 1 h * m i .», in t| hr* n il iid fi \ j it r ; , / 1 , *life 1 ■ 1 VI 1 tU ii” lip a n 1J M i - 11 m 1j |* - 4 h a l t it fit i l l ’ ll h'tin* . 1 tu t. h .-r , . .f | ;i k Mu y k*»\i a t a l l y a l lit* n .n t ,. f SHn-.tl j It. sj in hnti«*< . 1 V I1, > M i* | i1 f.Mii . n i .1 M « \.l \ |----- i \ . km \ \! 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IF thal «' l a h h s h ,nn 11 *«* thi-v gM /m g H i a ir ily Vnnre. \m ' * ia u Ihit '•.Hi L o t I'A n d i M S r \ . n K Mi li * 1 n , m t VI 14 I'l 1 ,»V 1,1 ,ll 1. i l l ni.*i»» h" Pu Ji4-h. f 11ml M l i-t i n ll*'" w - 1 k* \ 1 If 1 , 1. 1 V 1 u i •' * H ip \h M a 4 » iitctf Vt 1 1, ■ ' 1 f , ft. Hir s V'- 1111 1 ■1 1 U* Hi' T Hr. \ till > L.i 'ii m U ~ \u irr7/ I H < jl 'ii" m l; IL. Hi. VV E H T - T h e .1 R W K L E R i IF 1rn mil 1 a H ill 111 II! t 1* a H .n 1 ,i|'1*4*1 * •" i Vni n t. Mi H in t S a n f ■ if 11 .. 1" * f•tit* tin h 1 -4 half urii-Mif in I* V 1'|.| 10 II ll* I 14* - . l a y l i t ti i|i l y lU -iw n . w eh* ■ II | J. , |S i L . i A \f 1 f i i e p . fr. H i l l y T h l g p * n VI i*i« l VI * VV 11 F I* n i f i i f t i y H M f .i ' .f w VV . 1' ■ '. 1. 1 lih Ann I ml \Vali/lit*i J « -w i‘irv Vi P en n ed ‘ fi*-M V Itlfel life ■Ml It I •*- I* M 4 >. V t N II4U I l i ’ IM X H III M . l IT * 4 II ■. f M 1 It M.itlr . I II 11 >•LI-1- d iu c s s k s :! I' or $1..I1( 1, -I l. *1 * » *1 1 1 - » »-i it • 1 1 1 y i yy n 1 ••1% 1 1 % , t- % 1 r* m x% >«ti mi 11 ti 1 % i*i t 1 i.iw " if ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ « ■ ! 11 in 11 Pint; Walch » Repairing 5 Diamond Selling S Ihfir M l , . Jitltn M. rtra.ly Had „■ h " r VV i h I i i * m l u y M m . J. *-t*ivi-ft hy K a U na id . t hi* Siiiti? M .rvii". rnlUf with a Ventura Home Beauty Shop l-HONE IS # Permanents ■ tn e , , lp lf e M i A m Lunch Complete With Dessert 35c Cold Plate Lunch 25c ~ VE HAKE OUR OWN PIES L A N E Y D R U G STORE W E F IL L A L L P R E S C R IP T IO N S — P I I O N E 103 For Appointment in Call 735 Ul FaU Styles N ow $1.85 T o $3.15 1 to c A TO D J D c A u ty St-**- kVUvoir S e n tii H. B. Pope C o. j ; W e Suggest Y o u Try Our Delicious— Home-Cooked Meals August $ 7 .5 0 M l R. 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Society Editor . 91 k . i 1 -i r •! ti 'i .r1t A *« I \ 1) �* PACE FOUR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Id, 1938 SANFORD, THE SANFORD Drops 4 To 3 Decision To Four Unearned Runs Are l*°°kouts Engage THE STANDINGS iOrla,d 0 Senators Lose To Leesborg Scored In Sth By Reds^e^an<^Reds Here Schmidt Hits Homo Kun In First Inning;1" G am e T oIli8 b * Billy Moore (Jots Double And Sanford To Seek Re­ Singles To Lead Hitters venge For Defeat At Hands Of Reds T h e San fo rd L o o ko u t-« went down to defeat hint night bdoi*' the D e 1j i n11 Red* i to L T h e Reds M 'ond Ihtoi lo u r r u m in I ho f »f ih in n in g Honk B an ner, S an fo rd h u rle r, im i'iv e d p o o r GUp po rt f r o m ho id- 11 4 * tun mo* nnn o*ei fitn out 11*| u>1 i •**•(m n» ? I? m * ..........I- S . . . I I si in. Dunn m : i •1 •" • fie ld . A ll D*'l.and ru n - ’* o ( un earn ed B u rn e r, t*i**ing c jtn 'f 'illv hold ) h f f|.Pi I n to ton/ hi In!** while R ic e fo r tlit* H tth held tho Lo o ko u ts to ci lik e num ber. 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C ir c u it i* m i n w i l l |,r en fafe*! a p a t n * ! y » u f'**' Hem lno le C m i n r y Fh olde fni lu re in a ptiM r . pie ml. s n t w r r lly A M W E E K S (>r d e m u r D c Ii |a f u r t h e r o n l » r * i l tha t t M » nofREAL) (■ it me* In H iif In state league battles last NT A uguHIn** ll**l ,nn<| n I *nnf« r il. *O l)iln|n nr I •p ill I I I I mght Leesb u rg defeated Orlando I is jrt on a Ite aiii l.i Ik *■ * -n lU* i*i 1' l Vt*'U.i 11* i i St AiisnaO n* | T to 3 ; P a la tk a won over (ia in e sI f r e lie pu M I » b e d o n r e M i ' l l w . ' e k I vdle 7 to 1; and S t. Augustine LEGAL NOTICE I" it* toi f k Cl's t«ok the decision fro m D s y t if ^ f o r f o u r . . .f in e r ul I t «. w e e k * 'n th** v« « V'*» ^T•• H j o f o i i l H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r puhJtf-arh 5 to 4. i ho-agfi N O T IC K TO I H K IJ IT O N * l i » h * i l in Nerol rude T . ii in t f , F t " * * * r»4 4it The G o n d o liers’ v ic to ry over N T 4 T I ! U K K I . O M I I I 4 , I I I I \ T Y 4i *iK ■ E H I S O L E W <1 n * *t my ban d ;■r»*( o f f i c i a l Du- O rlando Sen ators enabled 4; You anil » i i ' h (if jmmi ar*- >i*ir -e:*| III ^ n o f o r d H e m l l t i d e 4'nUfilV | 4! 1«y riot If (**«1 ari.l r**i|uh»'«l t<. i>( > Florida i ft.fe- 7 ltd d a y 4*f A u m ** i. th.un to clim b to w ith in on* and i it n i # »|.». ■. tf» a rn f anf e l a ’ irin a. imI tl^ro.i l o l 1 A I * »%1» . one h a lf gam es of a tie for Ihe lO kHlIk 1 r « ( r r ilf fi 4»v^ r IlK .IIV raiM i whit h fo i l , o f •UllM-r o f v<‘ <i o « * i •' l l . 11 I-. - J * i b-iiiler*h(p as the (1 Men lost. l u v * n f t he i-Ml i l , o f K • |ri |i S l u l l i 'vI ikII. I i i I Tir.-M 1 ( i..l , U. I|,M lataf -.it My A VI WIIF.K.t. I’hree f^ e sb u rg h u rle r* lim ited (I'l(iiao i .Ki vE Y to J pi lcl *r a wi ‘d..Mi.iv I» t Dole-' (<i rL*- Senator* to s i i hit* a ll told, N * r n in « l* L't.uritV M o r i i . t j i h i Truck & Auto \ I t l H I It r: If V ' K liilM rk I >m 4h f .iff ii f in Ih*c o u r t l . ' U ' * J < • -..Ii. if ..r f t * omp la ln ar il lb** .Senators also u*eil three fo u l, F lo r id a , w i t h i n e* t < - " Service ♦ m i ..,.I.. r i . . n . .» pit* her* but the Leesburg play •lar m o n th s f r o m ih** i l. u * o f in*-1 I ** 4 ftl . B o d ie s — f l p r l n p i — T r a i l e r s garnered 1 1 safetie* o ff the f kr«( publlcalloM of I h :- r t F a r li r) a ln . or il*imiii.l m i n i i.* <'• 1 % ri.k; . iiii i it o n mti it A p r i e s y o u caa a f f o r d Sen atorial gentlemen. m r 11 1nac. a nd i ii umi • ! » ( « • t h*- (..l.o .M l r.Uf. (K tlk N lK l # O T » l L> p a y Th** league If a d i *r (J -M en t a i l ­ o f rraiuptlt'a i*n«l 1*0 * 1 o f f M* * 1 « t » r i1 Wr rM tn l..». o n j i op. .ii. o i . > in. i i t . i i i « tru nk. defeat at the hands of 4ii -l 'd H .11 \ ;v M I V |t« rt'KdiVlIH, P la ln P ie rce Corley, !.»l A ru b a pitcher, tif f •>nhKii.ii ,»l 4a U ■ who lim ited them to four hits - t •- .>r l *. f, t leu and walked I. I. i to<• T» ',fl 41* *truck out * ight R e fitle re d D ru g g ists— In T b a H e a rt O f S a n fo rd till . |. I|,b. , 14 '.V .Ik ft only 'Hie. It w asn’t un til the I • i* -u ir* c i 11 1 s l iih in n in g w htn the A s a le ii M rv.il In I r v I r r d n V .%ka «■| :<W arm , welt ' I ..<tl I 1 • L k i'l <ml ^ * d r a la e d , relvrr Ih b J — a » » d | c iihl take advantage of their *' I -Ml-.** • V. \ ... W 1 w afer r a « lr « l. P r v iiir fif m * ; lu llin g prowess com bined with llo *■ n 1* I'tul Ml. Iplil i 1 e r ft## k a v e a par a c r e l a a l 1 i-rm rs to produce two runs, ........... . I »T. IK m l t.nmrv Tm U r Price* Raaaonabfe I sh aw R uck tripled w ith the bases *'bo 11*<i ' 1' fe Mini'll i A dd re a a I.»jil»d in the seventh to ef- ( N. w V•11 k it Mu*I.•ii l ‘t.il «*L Iph i i .1 to .M.kIvn I fi-i’iiv e ly d is o rg ffi te whatever ( ■u 1 i *iih 11 tun - mo ah . e d -ta n ce the (i-M e n hail been BELLE GLADE. FLORIDA ! aht* to offer, j ! The Bt. A u g u stin e S a in ts com - ( Martin's Garage General Repairing CELERY LAND FOR RENTAL' I t J«yS TEPHENS Cut-Rate DRUGS BROWN CO. OUSTS COMMITTEE W A S H IN G T O N . A u g . 10.— UP) — Th e t.iib n r R e la tio n s Hoard Conllnind F o m P ) | t On* oidered the Newport New* S h ip ­ n lie n t r ftf R ay F n t th a1 a p ro fit b u ild in g and D ryd u ck ('om pany, of $17 An wn* r< n lix n l on the re Newport News, V a . ye sterd ay to •iu t bin h rn ip he|«1 a I San landu disband it* 1 1 -y e a r-o ld Em ployes S |i»in «* »n*t *h»f the proccnl* R epresentative C om m ittee. Th e n uJil be «plH among the S an fo rd , board held th** com m ittee was a V 'inter P a rk , and Delutnd Cluba. com pany d om in ated " labor orV' A. I.vavit* a a* inducted In in |fan jiIiH o n . n u m b e rsh ip in the club ty 0 . j*. Herndun. | II R O N S ! IN , F la Several ill hi i-id nr | Levy r m irily hog* are niivv nfi e a rly feed In be fn lt ifr 'd and finished for an e a rly m arks!* ('m inty A g e tii T . D. Itickenbakar r* jiort*, 1 . £ T e c t r ic ‘ S e r v ic e “YUR-R PENNIES STR-R-RETCH" TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP W A .H IIIN d T O N , Auff. 10.— m — A tr r n t y of fr lrn .U h ip , commerer a n il naviffktlon b f tween the U nited H u t * , and 1. I b . r u . . . •iffnrd M ondky at M onrovia. WITH MEW ELECTRIC COOKER n .a a la . k o k a s l l . * . and b n lli. Pul n a a t la battoa. vagatakUa in h r* vaaaila o b a v . Slm t m eal ond For Best Results Use Security Feed and Seed. l*a*a i t W hen you ratum, d,U r l i ua om I randy la m t . - ( a n y la c e o k ti la i p ic n ic . m §)LU> Y «t oparatlca only 3c an hour*. •INSECTICIDE F e r n < CAM PBELL’S SECURITY Brcstonc FEED & SEED STORE I W . F ie * I V— I.O «Tl III.1J— I I . . I . , Ha ll , kla.k aad — hire. Naate T e C J ,. H en a r d . l - k « a . O t lr C a IT. JOE P A L O O K A By H A M FISHEH N O IN TE R E S T C A N 'T V O U V b O R T W R I T * * * O IV * W AN TED I A ON HOW X CAN PCP IT UP ANO G S T SOME T M K T I I I . I . K W I I H K o r a a > k l . 4 . Ml t< I I . H a . tV llkara. aoo W lllaw A»*. bea*l* H E N T O i l S A L K l a a g a r f a a l i k a a n r s i - ___ - .. •>t i m * N r * l « G.UIH Ill V U I I . O H , l . t l i l i H a r * . l a c u l r * up. |l i*.« | i f I ' l m l ' i llew uly Nlk»p. A l l a a l l r Haah. a a ala rd r k i l l i . A h , . . 1. SanlMPil I n d ie * t f on %t a g* * a II J I m Im OFF-SIDE I yrnLm KtgW^SSlwUiW.liw. Harrr. By Jo M s tisr I K B ■- r •: fT.\ DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE.4 1 " 3 AV. SPIDER, IF VUH 1 A IN T fiOIN' NQWHERE TONIGHT. HOW ABOUT ME TAKIN' THAT UTTLE GIRL O' MINE TO TH‘ MOVIES— v SH E Q»TS KINO O' f \ LONESOME* VUH KNOWJ Jakttay Vender K m M ililM boa i k I II ii i £ Martin’s Garage y IK . K O I' H » | I I . M « . n l . l l n t o a a . i . Ik * l» a a * . l la .tl.ff » . • U fllu «. tk* Io n * * . , . M l k l . *a>»— » • * l l a . l * . * l l « r > I 'a la i* . • • ■ • l a f l t a i , . , . Ilitiilu nr* ( a . HAT By Score Of 7-3 Roosevelt Bests Tenney I. Deane In Warm Springs Talks To Kiwanis Preparing Talks At Weekly Lunch .Such taclicH could In* titiiM* ef feultve than Mingling out im li|V v id i.uIs In jiout h e in l l 'imu-i 4tie H n \fFut A irg d frpi I*nlv *ev ered one of her la*t «v n ih id ic il prituui ir* for hi* fav< r o. dis r* ( l e n i l n i i k rr link* with her W orld W ar alliea fcvtir- Th e fact that Roo*i*vi*lt T idiil* yestertlay A decree law' wna pub* drerned it n m u i r y to m teirup t J P H I. XM l ui* r li'h rd e z ilu d in g ihe Inter A llie d hr* vacation trip , w e n be fin** f\%* ^ Ta a fa it. « r RiilDdg*- m :i i M.'da I corn in Pinoru lin g the gf pa* lauded, to work mt* h it tie«ug(,i J ark*(.M r war from among Ihe li*t of ^12 aihlresiiea intenm fivd the nnpie* Ton*" II. decnraliona which m ilita ry men mit!n that those speech » a le of Newell ef \ fthlm tr m ay wear. more than usual toiM i-.jb 'i.ce in . P o r t e r If P a r re l! rf h»N eyra. U n lc iA a ll present sign* are r -»---------------m b leading, the speech In H arriesvilli* w ill m ark tho opening of a more * lp »if leant d rive to a Much the .South to the New p e a l «decIIA T K I Uon paradea in IILIH anil HHO t Insertion l#e • Ha* than hi* attitude tow ard renontta Ina erlln na Me • B » * tins week t* a UM n it io n of Senator t i n ir i, ' , S -rin line n in n ili #e n line tor .Smith in .South ( 'a r 'lin a , or I wnnl liv e wool* In Ike tin*. ev**n Senator Tyd m g * In M ir y m n i i M i s T a m : r«e |i.o u laiut would irilica te . B D H 1N K S S S E R V I C E «l». Prlneenn l*n| llenntz Ghnp. A specific and fa r reaching | ilr M ir |*Done 13. W, * f l n m l i l n g . P k n a e G«. New Deal program fo r on urL* 1*11 || H i n t In m n r e IntiHtrlnati r**habilitatioti of the South m ay AIAV H V U tV I W ntck far I I * > » w I k a n n a f t k l a « elne. l i a r MMi Wk« ten llr ka»w a fcniVi w o n are R3.A0 In VT.&u. P k n a e n t b« outlined by (he Pre sid e n t; I f l t l G Jnweler lla «n s l» n A re. N a rfrrw n . but it has a lre a d y been w ritten ilown in the Itooscvett A il m in ­ T I I M I . I P M n f j H o r k a l e Is I m m n R O O M S F O Il K E N T I nnf. 1 u a sl de r sim lltf n k u te istratio n 's books a a u New P e a l lu lrf. Perm anents E L M A np. T JiA ltU K . r « « l alrralN K objective. V Roosevelt succeed* l i t a l e e a*s l l e n a f p Mkwpu tfila ke a s— r**nsmnatile. I :FU 1 in f lrtr*g the im agin ation * of ‘ Went M at. southern D em ocratic voters w ith R O O M S A N U ilO A I ll) that prospect. It would m.iko FOR SALE •m a ll differen ert a* observers resswnnhle. iio o____ M iA M I I l l n nn l II \ I I I I A I k 4 IN e le rfrle ( o n . here see It,- whom they sent to M rs. I l l a a e r * . <UMI H n a n n l l a A t e . •If* flaadatl U leelrle Fa. the Senate or House. T h e ir re p re ­ ^ i IS C E L L A N E O U S M i r i l l H U T HI ( N O . *mad raa G Itl a a . sentatives would have to m arch r(*«p -.f> p ra*k. I'knn* IM LW ■ ~VO* V U I H k n l. h 's M k, Irt.k w ith the New P e a l anyhow . B f l * r a P. M. Pavla Ml lh lim rjr 'Baler F l,4l««| H \ I T I T K i .m u i i v. <in lll. HV (llrr 74 39 U * t f I* *4 1 r .bt Ihtyli.Tirt llr.i, h *V3 127 4irli«rn|i» (1 * ; ia*« ft; Nl A ti* ii»t In* *;• F u la ik u ‘ (•; l»*'l-* ml 41 <7 J-*. rtMHfMPd •1 14 JW7 llr if f lla 1 r il P f l n r l l r l n*il I, km ifiird I. St \ ||R 11*11II* ( lovlfifltt |l»nrt< bined three h its w ith t h r e e errors last n ig h t Ih D aytona to drop the Isla n d e rs 5 to I The third in n in g wa* ih e b ig mo­ ment for the S a in ts a * the) scored four runs the three hits and three error*. Pete Kanip pitched shutout ball a fte r the third for the Island er* V 9R -M M 8 E I f O U GHT T O SO R T O F \ C H E C K O N H IM — H E S O U N D S A L L R IG H T B U T— I'D S ET TE R , B E S U R E . HCY* CHUCK/ I WANT VOU N TO TAIL FRISCO, GEE W HERE HE DCS ANO EVERYTH ING HE DOES TONIGHT. > I'V E G O R IG H T A W G E T A N STA R TED A N D I'V H E LP W - T O D C T T O S E E P C N F lE L A Y -— I ' V E « O T T T O ID E A O F M IN E , R IG H T A W W V — E GO T T O H A VE I T H I T — I ’V E G O T C A R E FU L N O W / �TK- ---- I L L- L £ J u ._ j L _ ii,i -**'■*■ -n ■# ^ r j y y . i w" ■p -"^ -r ” T-oj- ” y ^ ^ fT ^ T * T .-T -• ^ 1 1T 'T >T7 ” ' 1 ' - ~— jv._ ■- i — ___ ridw f __________ ] f! ! San ford It, T h * Only Central Florida C ity A ffo rd in g Kail. H ighw ay A n d W a ljr Transportation Seminole Cnunlv I’riidure. Mure I'rtiil And \ fin- i .i M«*-» I ban A ny S im ilar Are;, In \iiiern a ■ V O L U M E X X IX M em ber Aaaoeiated Press Plan To Help South Is Told By Roosevelt * ATHEN S. r ,u A ik ? ll — Duurlu' t |ilarmri1 *• I m m u d iiiM } ( 'i itfnn >4*oI ikI uiii hi Nuvx 1 « r u - w * * • * ( ,, M u A M U S T ll. I -i of G e o rg ia, and one ul Bomb U. S. Mission T able S u p p ly To Open New Store H e r e T om orrow ,1" " ’ IM * w fill with of (le u rg ia :i :ultiim. Ill** a » > f in e r E x m ttiv e rm eived nit A l f 6 d d y honorary degree o f doctor « 1 , ■ n ■ smiled In S h elterbelt t';." i nim and t lio v e r W hi IIA N 'k i'W . riuiht Aug. 11 — f A 1*1 .la|»:.in‘*e air raulnr* imlux killtnl an untltdur m ini’ll niuiiln r nf ( liines* on i -im fu ilv <«f the Tub I •i h i id a v nun n m jj ul I St (lif campii os nf 'I.i- Amert- M an y S e c t i o n s Report Given By Hit B y S e v e r e Lingle On Lions Summer S t o r m s Meet In Oakland M illig a n a*id be e ip e d e d i»" Area Covers S t r i p s I tlj(fifU ltY ln grBnIint[ o,.. With Total Length muiii*™h«<i - Considerable Damage .ocaI Delegate Sa>s Done To Shipping; California Nu Kel­ Of Over 7,000 Miles out h perm fur it. lrH"'1w'” Washington Struck ler Than Florida WASHINGTON, Aug 1 1 .-F u r lh-mociulic semitoriul four yearsi the hootfr*—-including un.inil Smatur Wul nmliy f unitrr*«nirn— h«vi* b»rn Basis I s Found For Peaceful S e t t I c111 e n I Of Dispute 1 the im *-twumtnv flier, " I |fill's- it'll !»• a luujf tun i,,jfo i e I ' m u bi|f »ln»l | . 1 lU tM C d < iiiKuji full f»?i: red *lth H**1" ■ ■ ■ , M tIhy an, director uf the t ivd A e l o i m u i i c * Authuiity. relative *<» ’ tcuniiK an early fly my l^rmil for hie pUlu*. q .♦tl •»•♦ than tha' "N d” , I h ii' ji i•.t« 4IU1 l Fin.!:* t , l ” 1 f i • Ii Xu»PU l 1. ", . L i t . 1 tinKui lillMi. ^ 1Ml • f M , h l.tii I'1. XI til I, U n 1.1 -h •1! 1»u tin* * i rait I ImiMi 1 1-.11 -u'lipall Ml*■miit' I ti-on I i m i t itv, unil St llit.la , l u l l - ' Sfliutil at ill'llHis \S in hanp i ■i i n n nvan ■ .imi Woctiang. I 1 ugi tr Itiver from > |o ,1\I 0111,1 1 IIpituI ol • ill • l» pu t.\ t.i •IIS’ I Mill'’ r i.l . IIm>l Sk itl I F* bin Mirth* 11 |i. is -I .lu ll .o l 1 \\ It I.l* m i 11, 1»u I t ' ll xx h 1 ti n tini iiHti |v In ,1 x Uit*i*l ll-l In r 11 iolUVl*,l 0 ■tlgllls • Vi'S M -c* • ’ 1 - l ........ p i . i n , -* h e a vily Mil hi! It m o i IM bt ii k A m l n xv 1Ok 1 com 1 «0 flt-.l VAI.I1 -1,11 1 ft tin tit .H*d boA-i' ' I b.ltti I , ) .* \ 1*11■1111 i*‘ light ■ I lo fill 11 i ..i the bihklHig 1 1 'M I I .14 I ISI Is I •' II *i| f III* l I'd . f i ' I I H •M ' • I I M,1 I t... I gl.| xx I n ' ll b » •* I'li* 1 K'g I llO O' bob- i f II|C1ll gl Till 1' S Camping Season At Winona Is ('losed Willi Boys’ Return * I kto i l l ' s pliii'k'tj C ii in il|, (wo ('Hum b Ht •Oil liiit 0 W[|« M.l 11. •oil tv.nibl In* much h In i A "»'♦«>• In un Iti on tht ♦ inh.it 11* 'I ..........• MMIu h.MlktlMUU '* Tt!" . ii i .. _ trymif ti> kill that «h.lt»rb*ll idea rhi- I'tr.idrnt nul mriri«n ( unit u i ii i v • ini. i|, f»i h-mt rami. ..r in hi. talk han- i» tht- wr.trrn plain, country. I h, I ‘* l,> • impMlp I- . -oil tumpoi in ,lv. the •l.inus r of hirff# 1 taiii i>f rI!«• u n ith i-a -t mid m iddle II.* Kivt* . broail rr-oullinp of But thru’ .tan.l tha .h.ltnr* 'It lu»h -I 1,1 J W1I k ,*l ( imp lunlu I ill'llu. , |Li-*v».in liobfilitn'4. \i hut!it wlate-*'I'lidaMgcMHg sihi|i I. 1 IDMI •ho Ailmlninlration'. am-rtnl 'If hell._MJ,UUI>,t)0t) tnr*.— «wa>in, l|i'III IM IS l l l l ' IV It It * "IM'III III Mi ,1,1,1 i Ml IMV .ly, » » d to thu 11 ui"* dillul, I*.... Oil W A S H IN G T O N , A u r I I 'd'l pmg nil I, tike Erie .nit I til lining Birr to lift puirhailnit power unil ,urYnr[y ,n the prairi* wind*, O.bn M I Mot 1 1 |o*'*ll *fh f :i p> ti ♦ *•*« I *' y in M o n c o w M i l k tl __T h r e n it r .l S t a ir , arm y « " c'oti-hit i tide d:im;itfe In (miperty • f Hikl in I ,|i | ih.rrhy "erfa’r wraith" in thr T „ .r, havf hern pluerd on IS,"0 Mid I it "IV III 4iMg' 10* >rf G'l \ »f I I lh» hut M ri*3 I* Mix ,||i 1I'vnioff, th# at a r o .t of h u m lr r .l. ol Mi? In In f Snulh. ml0 farm*, in atripa U S * • * * 'c0^!’*' , . „ wl| br th.- ami cn*|H, >ll ••( •t i t lit u>Xl1l I . . |M"g . I it.I........ I «lod l»* -tl Sov lut thfl- k|i 'muiiiM-Mir, and w ill| be Twt fi* v five per^niH in I ravin, hrrr. thr Prraidant wuJ Th, tot,, |en<th of thear I million. t • dhii b.tpi'k H v 1 oil i 4 nil*.1.1. 1Hmi I V bn lit c-i HI t h* M ill , V tit 1IX ll ii •ei ■ id|■la | I h«* Mutuurii n Ii i)11 *11II VII arnl to Hamr.villa, Ha, whrrr ,.trip. i ri|)4 i. 7.000 mil#.— In a north- 1 « . t I |U1 M t . "III .f tin •t.iif ;force " ‘V P?in*7th. h . w" rl, bttal* were i ewciietl mi rti*de ' >Cikhtlul 11Dtii f *1.1 ll • D||w**l turn ' r thu t‘..\ w in, In,|m, , Hiku-, Thuy -ikf>r•. | tu i uii'xu military Lary .trlklng world then way In >ufel y mi mliirni || wul I*r* .it Fill lilt l f■% hr plannnl to drlivrr another ad Miulh trine |00 mil*, wid.. t ?"*M I t l L It MU SpliliK •0 I •Mint ill It lit I illllg'l' by 1940, according to the von swept 1aike Ki*e, Twti f i«htrSkull » 4k*' wul' fiiru .i i h.mpkti funif ii ml In drr.. thi. aflrrno<ni. t. r.tlv K fbi« tint!* <iin i And now th* government ha. wit bm u '• 1 *'"l* I «x ho I nku sin.I t,i tt, i pi i it IK 11 I b"h| thi |'M Kduix Hu y uut'iipUMl ul At Warm Spring* laat night announced It plan, to plant tree, i«n>u» of foreign military ob«eiv nu'ti were rescued mid it thiril - iTlg 111fJi I’** » - v\ > i I . •i 1ii Ii l„lih t,y lo fa li* of w b o li <• 'no-. of iiiIi iu #! (Mlu i ,ix l ix 11 h*♦ m mhtniifh*, Vu/ In. ni in up \ M , win mining after their motor «< A pn*toifi*o •rm h«r». PmUlrat ltoo.rv.lt .tood «|uar«"s n lls n d mm f i f i lbr*«| thl* year in 0,000 more mil*, of , , , 4rt stream of w .,',-r -to ' '(id'-'l 11 * i in tttifil |||i*, un,I I By June 30, 1040. the Ir r tlf-" lon{ ,Mnk ,lff Sun.lyhook N. 1 1 ll,- <tnd ill- f--I-I. ly .galn.t the rrnominatlon of . t tbit l , i, tl,. , i g i-t a ld i-i t -o luni.itG ii.’ .' h * ' 1 "Nf'X h.iif 1 1 id I H i 4 * 1 | scheduled to have a tidal *•« Srnator t.rorgr, of (Irorgia, anti. * r P4I.Ig Id n1tig .truck the itl\ .hi tap. .Ill] tint 1 I v 'll r.lkr 41 \ at f,»,,| pm king l-d next •" •'HI, 1 * I.l V ■Is•*tu,:* T r * « —”Bal N« F«e**l* 2350 "firtt line” fighting »nd Stoi ion 01 VY,o>liing1 o il, lb f oprnty tarried forward hi* d’l 1 f li«*4r | d 1 *11 ii»ii ionl » s "O I X■ I t,. tllil I- H lit In' lllkl 111I II <Ml' (I ............................................ You don’t hear *o much hootb(imbln(f | n addamn " U p , I'll Mil k hli . bnniblng plane*. In ‘ purgu’* o f Nrw Ural foe. In the "plmtci cd I ho flngpolo on Hu* clmig' m htk« un i - - 1 ilii- liuttufll '(f uii'xf .iniui ‘ "H i i n 11 * heart o f the Democratic Solid ln* ‘ h« ' '!• »* —P*f>|*P* hecau.r therf w,„ b„ more than700 uinei l 11 h*m| Stiiti*#T iv a s t ir y IlmMiog uni* ••» **i. imi . n i till- 1 ll 1 « Ii Iti . i i i i i m u i u m g tin* Mpuninir ,,f South. ,hc fo v'm n i.n l Un'l going in uf (h(1 . .second „ lonil line" that a,1<( ,( .,,..,1 „ flrt. ln thr , ,, „ I uruli i xv• t' I111 Ix ••' i j 1 lit. 4i..i4 . (lie lut iil liiiitintfi't t The I're.iilent put the finger f«*r much publicity. Moat ol roull, b, ,dvantageouily prenr.l ♦if 1ho hepiutment <if AgrtcnlfoM' for *•• Muoiy s«.n I* util , L'hfmx M,.t vu »» lo iA i *■ •«»t»H » I< x.i,I.,,. Mi M»m, -liiitl In* ».u v t" jn George, who oppnacd the court lJle Jcen came from prop ( w ° in|u service in an emergency fiti'l vi ,if i i trout, I 4R \ ( MOp' I llnildmg. j .......... . n I- 1Mil! hi iuK f Lily Ih i i in" M|i|Hirt m ill > «»f *“ r a nur plan, wage* and hour* and other ‘ nought there wai going to be a 0n|f l)f lhe outstanding f*« ni» hu» x , H i vmi'Mint \Luih dx ill ;iev I h*» storm brought a |>mj*ni mini In V>1 11ii npb Inis \|d S i fi I in i x n n m il*! ^ m nl p luiljfi 't \iur II -Ur. •’ mu.t" mea.ure. ami called lor 100-mile-wlde f « r a . t lur„ )>f ,hl. “ firwt line* ni.| ft.' .It, i ill 1, |Cx i i M TV. I»l LAND. nry respite front UO ili-gr*-' h»sit litril moiklm .1 b,iv, 'iii( Hi oh hi* t " m|i* i ii||iin m nil uivit nt 0* Ox it i, A HIT 'J Dr rlectlun of luiwrence Camp, "tretching from ( anada to Teaa.. wj|| be |t, inclu.ion of at leaii to c.ipital H i i t’ , w u l ' i f t out .uni M tn i i i i i p .| Nil Y . H LIAN H . \mx . 1. i i*.I ......... flu -t.(..'• " fiin ", sill thu lin|it* nf *'fiulpmir 'United State. di«trlct attorney. IIIC,U»*! of ,h* 1 miaeonception, 5;, ..f |yjng furlreMe." of thr liMKl’ Iuii*. Roltf-rt Paul V. 1Cii v nixifid of thu Stulaoii In Knnsnt C'ity lh«* nnnciiry Thu to vvly • 1•* 1«•«I pit* (.b ut w 1 I.. I m111•i i hi- Yiim inuiM tv hi w lm ti ■"hlhi'v N i x \If !*■.••• , .imp x)• i k . It"up hiwI I Ulxui «it y hiM ftiritffy, htiN •*#n* the next Georgia .enator. ,he for*»* **rviee h,J to do * ,ot type wh.ch recently mad. a n r <flii|iji«f) .11 (lugruui osciroght i WillD * H* vl 1 , m|" i hi -mb off XV. •*!►*'».I'U fninud ' m Do Lurid front VViinhlritc Hi. remark, at a luncheon giv explaining, urd one .top nia.. fliglh (rum Mi front the yenr'i high of lift do public at-G in 1 l’0i i. I nlifi'f in i . l , *ii,,i ' 'O ' i t i i i , uni Ink lid ii i aft t I \ I » I tax i-t, whit hu.4 t'l'Kii if«' I om, fr i , vxIn-1 n ho luu h«#ti cn in hi* honor by patient* of R c.plaitieci that .helterbeit. Kla., ti> Bu.no. Aire. ,1.101 gno-x, Ih ' k VI,i •■in, mil in ihi'! x ,ind I Haiintormi weii* | j who wit d, , m !-* \ v Mi l.unOf tin liinipi! Tnlilu Sn|ipl\ suixnu' <i * pox inI ii-viwt.mt tu *hu the Warm Sprinr. foundation » « r '“ Hy •hurt »trlf» of tree. m||e. in 27 hour* and 5il intmitn rip.im d in Mp-higun, ll 4 "11 V V M hl|in( if -p* ikr t W I 1 b l • oui ini| x x i . \ \ ♦ ,ihi tid tii tf I linli.m.-i, it. xmiv in Sunt hi il 1hut .*t *i»i iiux if« Hut ul | thu Dnituil were Intrrpr.ted a* but the fore “ I’ d .hrub. u.ually planted 10 flying time. foit xl il |. i "inili* v I b< I i ii I e.ui aioi I oloiado, ni'! •not , . i |l t|,i\ 11 f *' i iii *i ifi lunkllltf .iftur t null t mix S-i'o', 411.1 a-iv.n into sditxir lit ( ’■ailaaeg . . rage Three row. wide. Front a quarter to The** .treamlined, all oo-lal 1‘tMiIt) lift I m v « d r m i ,i m .i n l» * .I.i,ill. inrnl.-itt I.. thi- Ini iii.il Ki'hi) h i 'I, i till in*, S u m | ti. u. a ulniufu of Hiu \Moruiy lictiurul’s three-quarter, uf a mile long, monoplane., with a grm* accghi I t T f i l ' x .1 f u r | b u p i 1 i m i •i^l in' lux i i t unil lit, i'li tiil 'W K IlIJIN T ( CH.I.FUT ■ Ki uhi> II** *!**■!■ I a»m - sI >* pm ' mu pur oh' fiiey run along the aide of a „ f more than 20 tun*, a wing I Vi tii |*v ibi Mi"'1 iinUri"il »i')" Mi I .114 Sli-li-. 11Mill XXi| Mln|i • I m I' .11 - . i n 11* j i i i i I r t m t h u l m u n Dr Ray niiiiid u ill Ituuimnu d«mii V* ANHLVGTI IN, Aug II furm from which thr mod dam-1„pan of I Oft feat and length ol frutiin uf I hr wb.ib dt,m I d im lui.i .Stuinpi'i ■d III,- College of law with thihji i - f Hu* TwUlu Supply •nn mu# - 4nd \h K e r n e l, mki-d .Sri-rdary aging wind. blow. Th* purpo.e 70 feet, have e.tabli.hed them I ha vu*a |*■•iv11 of I lin i«lti I un ♦mop i "i>k •'peiimg of 'in- Kail term, under ii to deflect the wind .0 it won't .#|ve. a* one of the mini 1111 Guninii-rr,- l|, |..r y,-it,-nlay upon wan On wav in tvbnb (loir pub M tii ‘*|m rs»tn un«lur a prufn xh:t» i iihnt ii lllidi 'In- n-lienii* „f 1, 1111,1,, announced itilf ( Id A ■xltiin mullliiCit vxli.i i > i:..> « blow the .oil away, to leuen ex­ portant cog. in the American ,1,- bi* return frmu England wh-tlor |it'lly *'ff"t*x m|I b« b-itf Hi* huvb Iimixilil lihlllly Vhill ti.it u MMil Ihu yu 141 l*«i xxnun,i. ill* h> Hit"xii|i,ii \\ s A ilk'ii Asaotreme* of temperature, and to fen.e machine. Military utm-rv 1Di- llriliih wi-uld |.uy linn NtUO'* of I' !••Mil'll W.l ( * «‘iv , (| • ii lx profit undur Nuili .in »n 1(44, iE nmniix'i cl I iiiIm * , Imp ti • 14 • tl a il Ii Imiii vxill tu* |lr i lands *uve the moisture, er. bi-lieve they are .uperlur 'h’ld. Riqn-r r,-|dinl, "I Im-I t!,«' A# pnt'i of Oir pnblicify, Mi 1*111 k XXill 1 1. • > Hf llXVII, Hr .l illtrs* J 1.*11011, I mi ,11(11 "M 'i |i II • iiiwp imuit,. Ill* poililuil ■*111 Thu fact i., th* fore.t aervlce tu any humbing plane* p,n.n’ii«'it treasurer uf lhe llni*ed S'.i'--. l.ifliflr i‘ Xpltllliril, I I' o ii Iit I i' i GAINESVILLE, F l»„ Aug. I I l It* lulu W M l)av»w opfiiuil .Uhl lx ‘ V F ) 1 X 4«U illh t il till •h* i I'ftf .lliiiiUR 1(*»1 i i i U lUitn, Dr. L. by foreign powers. They are W f. A. Julian, «q h me, Imi inn ii il I ,*,l!un io. out or 1 w Tiw fifth annual Cilroa pointed out, that prairie farm­ iit• fn*l Tiihlu Supply Slurp in Ml 1 f tifiir ihm why ••in • 1 • \ 11 ii - 1iiyi, tin*1 Li ttf* t-titr Lewis ffgiglg rar b»||il> Oir •*♦•||\atl Grower.' Institute will be held at er* fur generation, have been powered by four IdUll-hur** d*d nut rulleet anything " pfugru1 *# vai# K'MIlh. nil (hi- w i> hi i»l*,n |t Imsil II T i ihhlu tinn for iliNlribiiOi.il rt . well n* Mi.mu m 1025Camp McQuarri* In Qcala Na­ doing haphaiard ah.lterbelting on power Wright "Cyclone" engines Holder <d llo* highest legal iii,nliW ll lt< i U t any ulit ■*l»lv in pi ,-r will,,,,,i waiting a iaicrt The army is eiprnmentirtg The stock uf four former Wind ( h u n N i i n i O o f o '.i - I m I F , 11 ittl n in t i* «l tional Forest lhe week uf Sept, their own. m ilf U N WrUfl* 11 Im»i s c i ,’ Uiiglil in -win, [glee tlbw'iir of JuMdical .Science> with a much mure powerful df,n *l**r*. wai .uhl by i umptiul- grtlp * f r ti |l T h r I 1 •i l l d u l l il h i d •till iltpl i|X Mlliru fl. Ferwier. Mat I Help Harvard Cmvi-riity, Dr. lorJ- M U e ls*t w.-.d, f„r 11 .••■',u. in tIih 'mlvrrti'iTinf rtiiii{uiii?n by jultlutl fti* t hi* tertiuii, Mr. IhiVH wlnli- ui camp Jail, I'.inmi w-tii|*r""* I-eider* of th* fruit induatry, Now the fureat service »up- bumber than the "flying Raymond received 'lie B S. degree and fix'ure* of 20 W hi-l lun tiisDibutmg innl* f»IMl prr’tuli* took Iih four xoti-x into thu hit t liui-.,* Jin,- pilch;,; champion one uf Florida', yigge.l luaine.a- plir. the tree* frum Ita own or tre**," but has not yet put it inWith hl« iluuth tu It*:t0 •hip ami t a il Itickt-r wmi 'lie Horn llo* I'mverat'.y of Iowa in " •* ' “ '-•■•• »*er by the from wnifty m p:irtB*ril P »'b * f ra, will dincu.s their problem, and Ira.ied nurseries. The gov.rn- to production. Experiment, have P.CJ7. and llo- J D tlV3U), I.I.M. thu opui,*tion of Ihu Ntiiru** v%u^ arch* r v chainpinn-ihqi. Shown that the Utter type— ' “ '"Ptruller recmlly fur nmi-pav l hr • utiiil ry wh<411 I buy rnuKl hear addre.aea by expert* In the i P> It) and S J. D. IPJ321 degree* „ .. , , Ulln* r* li,f l»bor, plant, i tk« ri ovrr by tin* four br ut hum Itoys n'li-rnlihg ' amp Wnmna • ijt, |hr*lt ICwnliriiiPif ,4*r"' field o f agricultural re.eerch, ecu- the tre.^ Th..farm er, and-the Mid to be the moat powerful mil- m,,nl a tu I thuir ruothyr. A H u to ci mi for Iii,- ItKIv season were a, fot li iu Harvard ----------------------- ' nomlca and like auhject*. comm unities in the shelterbelt llary pUn* ever constructed— ------------------------ •—— ------- 1 lie was uwardid lhe Emulous thu nturuH h iiwnuil by thu Ihi liiws: The Slate Agricultural Eaten- rone supply the land and culti­ ii ho'arihip to Harvard Dnlverv i^ family ami alurv rtnidnjrtu**. Bay Fog, I'haite* I'ark. Billy aim Service will direct the In- vate the trees. ally haa proved satisfactory and spy in 1113-131 -not served as a It \%u*. xt.iluil lhal till purcuiit 3»t Fi-’ining, JenDorniiny, Fml rtHute. The Laka County llortiwill be produced in increasing n .,, h l%it-1w (In re iii U'31-32. Un a O typical 160-acre farm, ihu lumpuny’a vtnfiluyuus ai** Wight, I liffnid I’riHlor, Will,am .non.,,row, ' “ l'" * ' lav-acre rultaial aaaociatten la aponaoring wj|, ^ tbout B>oe# k . numbers neat year. II- un., in d im '” fur a year In , Ioc kholllff 4, octu Earle, Eininelt Etlireilge, lloliliy Th* war department recently Kuch *»f ill# f uitr |)#vi> In ul h* Proctor, Juno-- Drummoml, Iticli the Stetson I jiw i loud in IMJ2S c h e d u l e . p e a k . r a include D r . ■ b o u t , *0 ^ T » " placed an order for 13 additional become InAt -‘.he lequr*1 of the Nanfonl 10 phoenix riinmteniix, 23 cocos <n own* und opurutuN a KfMn'iv urd la-vy, Th, run Madden, Mil 33, when he lett have been planted in North and VVitmun Newell, Dr. Harold Hume, “ flying fortresses," of the U 17 stfuc'or in law a' the Utnverelty J. R. Wataon, Dr. A . F, Camp, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kanaas, type. Thirteen o f theie ship, Garden Club lhe list uf plani* auslruhi, 21 em-os plumusa.lt a '" „„it of ilore*. Austin Davis has ler Williams, Charles Thuritu*' of Oregon. 11)13 31 In l'J3i h* ca In,,—,-• rjw, 21 livts*ona rhinen* ihaigt- of the Jacksonville store E. F, DaMlak, R. H. Howard, Dr. Oklahoma and Texas. Ernie Cnrsetla, llerinan Brum were delivered to th* army in and shrub, needed fur Fort Mel­ •la, and 2 chaioarrop* huuiilU. A, D Duvw has charge of the Icy, Billy llruinley, liny B n .,, I returned ' ’> the Stels.-n law fscul H. N. V'-alker, D. M. Tlmmona lv37 and 2d more nr# In pro*-,-.* lon Park i* reprint'd in order Shrubs mid lodge plants: III Tampa group, and J. E. Daw* T. J. Driluiumiid, Day id tialchcl •,y Dr. Raymond was admi'.led 1*> and Dr. C. V. Noble. All of the uf production, with deliveries that ciGarne may clip th* ii*< allamandu benders,ini, 3ft aiul -a and Tim- Davis have charge "■ University of Florida ealt.ge of Osteopathic Group George Speer, Mack Cleveland, the hor of the tJm'eil Slat** Su­ scheduled to begin early in I thill. for future reference. Indies, Due de Italian, III aiulea th,- Miami and West Palm Ueuch agticulture. Donald Junes, Richard Courtney. preme Court iii P-137 and '* a Dellvery.of the 13 additional furTh* Kanfoid Garden Club lin irulna. Geo, Franc, hit aialea in groups. Their muther, Mrs. tt Meets Here Tonight Stewart Courtney, t hnrlea tjnrm member of the American Bar A » ' AIm> I. M. Rhodes, state mar­ treaaea just ordered will follow urged all who have plant* or dies, Eli-gam. bn .aialea indica. M Davis, also is active lit the l*y, George Gormh-y, laicy sneiatiun. keting c mmlalanrr; U. C. Gay completion of the pm ynt order shrubs they wish tu done*# lo the The Central Florida OiteoFormosa. .Tilt tonus Japonice, 12 affairs of the urguniaatlon. Johnson, ltui'lt Duncan, Jack of lhe Farm Credit AdminiatiaHit writings include urticl** l»ud*lli#u iieffir iinil lhiK f.il r ir ip > -palhie Aaaocialion will meet to­ of 33. The entire fleet i* ex­ park, to get In touch with the 'jbuddleia tion; f?. E. Lester, Frank laird. Clapp, Hilly Dunn, Billy Cum­ and book reviews iii th* Iowa night at 7:30 o'clock at Uw H ay- pected to be completed early tn club or wP.h City Clerk Frank S. acuminata. mins, Guy Iteiley, Ihlly Hmylhe. I.,* Review, ttregon la,w RsviaW, It. P. Burton. J. J . Banka and II. I»40. Lamaon at the tlty Hall. [ctairum diuinuio, .Ift c-strum i m ., fair Hotel with Dr. M. 0Carl Ricker, 1.,-Roy tiilb it, Georgetown la<w Journal. He i* I- Pringle, all dlrue developer*: Hq«,«ver. in vk w of their out­ The park will he trady f< r turnuin, ftu rhalcas lutiik-ulata, I ’ llt'N A C T O S H O c P i l l l Marvin Walker, secretary of the Hunter of Leesburg presidingDavid Hacli, Kenneth l.,lfl>t. contributing edit u *o Corpus Jul­ standing performance on un* planting about the first of Sep 20 duran'a pluniirri, 2311 eugeni i ------About 20 members are as peel­ Florida Citrua Producers' Trade Bobby i'ark, George Gtay, ia (legal encyclopedia I under the flight to and return from Uuenua ■ember accurding tu plan, bo'[uniflora, lodge, ft I hihitcua eu BOSTON, Aug. t l. — IU )—the ed to attend. Officers of ike Association; and Dr O. C. Bryan I j.-.iing, titles, "llallruads", "Sales”, tRtd Aire* and many ■ recent Iranacun'planting can no*, begin until land .terpe, 20 hiburus single acarlri, l"'g " German plane Hrandenhu-k Ma|wv Green, Purler group are Dr,- M. a Runter uf of Bartow. tinentai flights, it ia considered .cap* eaperia have a sufficient ltkt 370 ilsa ruin/urta, hedge, 4ft t'»ia> neared the New England Franc** Mitchell, Bill Ba-sford. •'School* and School District*.” lie is a member of the Onlar *1 William Wisvcup, Judmii West. D. R. Matthew*, director of i-Jie Leesburg, president; Dr, W. D. likely that President Roosevelt of necessary plant* on hand. jiaora incarnate, 31 Unluna amici.on a non-slop flight f"-"i Il*rb*rt Sunsirum, John F’u,. lhe Coif (honuruiy taw|; I'hl K4R* Florida Union at the University Gardiner, Sanford, vice-president; m*F ask the Beat session of Con-! The list of shrubs as released and 7ft llgtislrum lucidum, hedge. Getn. o, tu N jw Y ',a . I 'e -i of Florida here, will serve as di­ and Dr E. C. Var-i.grift, Ocala, greaa for funds to Increase the ly Mr. -Lamscn and which citiAlso XI uleaml-rr, double, while plan* wito fw .r nisn aboard : <ok Wad* Garnrr, Ralph A. Smith, pa I’hi (honurary achotaatle); Fal rector of entertainment do ring (he secretary. "fertreas" fleet above 52. Ihruuglt Edward Mulligan, Walter Meade Delta I'hl (professional law); am. aana are rtqussled tu save for fu­ 34 oleatwler, Mrs. F. Read log. *'ff unannounced and Chlaf speaker w|R bo Dr. Asessions. ture reference Is as follows: 138 psidlum cattleyanum, badge. »»■ "' report* advised U had Smith, Dunhkm Damingus, Kirby Fhi Kappa Tau social fratsraBj, C. Becker o f Winfer Haven who FLORIDA AUTHOR IMPROVER Trves: 22 live oaks, 0 camphor 170 plumbago cap,-mis. 12 achlnus crossed the North Atlantic wilh- File, Walter Beale, Fete Brock, will apeak on “ Dtaaaaoa o f Uw heading AI Brack. Ralph Wight. Billy treaa, 12 meialeuca Itucadmdron, tareblnthifolius, SI icverinla bus- out troubla and was s d ib n n Throat-” Diacuaalon will also bt toward New lioltyhead. Charles Duckworth, JACU O NVTLLS, Aug. 1 1 - I A 7 B albiiaia Itbsc 27 grevillra ro- ifolln, I stsnolobium slans earn- down the coast bold on activities of the national —■•rjorla X Innaa JUwllngs, au- busla, 2 acacia maeracantha, 3 hxtrifolia, 30 thryalll* braaUiensia York. Hilly Stapplir. Charles Abort, EVANSVILLE. In * , Aag. 1 1 - convention which was hold from Ibor o l “The Yearlings,” "Smith eucalyptus rostral a, 5 fiscua elaa- and 30 (ecuina capensia, Partly cloudy tonight aril Th* big land plane took off Neal Ensign, Herbert Joiner, (Ah—Three ihlldrtn im p burned July 11 to 1 1 in Cbctanoti Mooa Under” and other book* Uea, X flcua allbsima, 2 lisa - XTinea: it runfederata 'Jasmine, from Berlin. Officials seal the Regers Joiner, Billy Hickman, day, probably showers In satreaxa »a death yeetardey In a fir* that T. E. Simpson, president of tho aboa£ Florida, era* reported re- opaaa, 4 Uguatrum Japooicum, 7 I bignonia apeciuaa, 3 rose de purpose of the Right was to Hon McAllister. Jack Osburn, south portion. swap* a onerood, honaa Mrving Chamber o f Conunarea, wid of- coveting from an inUitinal dia- magnolia gr. fl., 3 parkin,onla, B 4 thunbergin gr, f l , demonstrate that Germany is Harold Tutrra, Charles Vrctlsnd, aa a home fee fteially wabonw mamban o f lha aidar at ■ hospital (Sirsraids) loqoai, and I baukinia purpurea. IE 'flam# vino, and 4 ertmaon lake ready tu begin Commercial trans- John Vreels nd. Harold Williams. Daytona Beach Tide* Toolat row Low: t i l l A. M. and 2;U P, % Atlantic fUghta. Pntaui H Washingtonia robuita, 'beagainviliia. •and Alfred Ball. race f r ....... U. S. Airforce To Be World's Most Modern In 2 Years A*ioi •»! **! I^i ,m ly ittot ftmg i nm^tornr^ wh'> tt pt .ii tu'd ill' ll •’ Inudbur#l ( p i t (Mira in Ncv* \tnk #tate i tudliv |Mtl|ietl «»v*t iiihiiv we } Liiii* l < fi Fill 4 >0 f t Mi If w l'r Dr. I’aul Raymund *....:To Be Head Of Uw School At Stetson • *lb*f 1 | ) 27 P l a n e s Partici­ pate In Raids On 2 Cities Near Han­ kow . China Capital Japs, Russians Stou Fighting ..........'* , " four candidates fur V S Srn- U">*P • * " * " ..... " in fu m i d - * m ' 11 t o * c r e p t a n » p » u,r .lie m the com init lieorifiu |ui .in Amuiiuan mrlitn muiy. U w irn ir Cump hu> been ^v'au,,.. . . . . . . . . „ 84,000,000 Tr«e» Wins In Arkansas Building On F i r s t Street Has M a n y F i n e Innovations Im. 'em * * * '• « M MHKR 29*J 500 Killed As Japs FlFAl) TABLE SUPi'LY STORE HERE Kujr#n# T»lrn«d|te, former if<»v« i nur m p u b lis h e d In I'.mn n tHH.Ni ii irji Innr- m wlmli he flux* altm# fioiti Nuxx \ .-t k in Irvin ml and then pti-pim fui u luifilinr ulft.'u*! ti-k'd .T h e Pre?i»iient, in a b rie f tMlk at W arm Sprin ifu, leave Cam p u ntraiicht tint endiHsemenf, m the TH U R S D A Y , !<• Y-ik IA P ) I’ result'll' K ih ,*u*\ ir .. to ifi'*-i» the K o o rvvrlt e in lo im n e lit . I‘,',n |m ny today n*:i.sserfp*l his tie 1rt m * ' T « pilu* * one ra*so purchasing power in tin* "I Humtl It' you'd te a biyyrut shot He was introduced by fjuv I! I> Ki¥er«t who w»*h l^iwrcnce S. Clinp fimf erred with the Preniden* at Warm Sprin|[<, ye>terduy F L O R ID A . .iFIieri Tells Govern% , meht O f f i c i a l It ‘p iWill Be l^ontf Time Till He's 1% Shot WASHINGTON, Auir 11 «l*» President Asks Cnmp’s Election Avoids Direct Men­ tion Of Oeorire But S t a t e s Preference Corrigan W ill Take Job A s d o -P ilo t n o new dealer New Deal Would Lift Purchasing Power And Thereby Cre­ ate “New Wealth S A S H IM I. Citrus Growers’ Institute To Be Held September 5 Citizens Urged Tu Donate Plants For Fort Mellon Park Landscaping i , .... „ „ , , n r“‘h“ 11 (Jerinun Land Plane nr LOCAL WEATHER - . .. v V r J � 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, 1938 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 10, 1938; <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/b528d1146f0c46d299a7eea32009d1f2.pdf f3908081a7ad4a8ce189db6624476a71 PDF Text Text \ * ■' - y * ' i ' ‘a g e m m r ookouts 1 % THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Win I M oore Tallies Only Run Sid Hudson Leads O f Game In Third Inning Sanford To IT oO Win Over Orlando MONDAY, AtTGWT *, 1HS o0 Victory T Sanford Ball Club Releases Several Players And Secures Other Talent Pigskin Practice Deland Suffers Dates Are Set By L oss A t Hands Seminole Coach Of Orlando Club raiq. Winning hit 10'h of tha aeaaon against only one loss, Ken Wlltta, f former Universi-.y of Florida grKll an* diamond luminary, limited * the Saints to five binglea aa the G-Mrn tallied five runs to take ■he decision. Several leleax-s anil addition* irifnrrn.il up 'hat He was a rnokie. lr» ‘hi* Lrokntif* Bluff «*f ilbimnnd p -umver. PreRklent Gray of th • itb e S h ro b a L im its R o d g cru m en To F our fa^ngiif* (nbj nii* yt*ji*.prdjy I tnlent r*#i* fitly in *'tl to A Hm pitch* r hml l^cn ruiriiil __ . I boM n *)it* ci'llur * n/t'ii*. H its A s B ig Jim F in g e r H o ld s n-iir on thr I «>-kout r^RtFr «■* I ep ep saDh u n rr tgr W l uf r * ' unow |)ny" f, 0r*v u ''H u r l e r , „ rh( II ink Ibi/m r wr* rtrnit Ifnok?r».M w ii nn ss O u vv ep ir- '( |hi,° urai,rMll, 4 ,n cenll F irst W o rk o u ts W ill u S a c rific e By Is la n d e rs T o F iv e t o Hu* b rill clikiJi'iin 1 hallanw « ■ S en d s F itm n n llo m c A z a l e a s 4 T o 0 A s . in taxes. B e g in S e p te m b e r 12; Hitri/d *:|hl hr -hi not limlrr |fa of *hi* So *' inTn \ -ncifll Iirfi vf’il th-- mis 1i’prr^rntatinn which Winning Iheir second game in H.-Iilnlill If In E ig h th In n in g G -M en T a k e S a in ts “ i r S q u a d T o B e l l s e d Vrt. .■ f iM t W«*«ln*-R*Ju/ It v*a- aruiounciol | < ‘ d »rri rniiilr 1u him. ■l » » day, t*7 » aingt* score, the I'll run n 1L V* h .vrn't u*m,i him in any pjxl- II* ^anfartl Lookout. eked out a St I'i'ehing I'ff.nile.M hall l.anky that M t»*o .John-n 1 r i 111 fir I*I I Football piactice will Ix*gin «t In s*ate league games yesterday tit 31. (;owiJ *In* OrfkHl'l > i*r. wu* <it r t <11 v» t^v»*r *hi | il'ii Hr «ily rf Sul Itiiil— in h-d the l.ic.k.,u'. tn rjr Sunday afternoon *■ lire Scminuh- High Srbont Srpt, 0, Orlando won over Deland by lli to K in iti ronf iniipfl, "in (firm’ll week l int |* Inlpal Ball Park uver the Ilay IK'tlgpr i | | i (| vit'l«i*y "h* 11 leva! leeUia aaly »i-r,MMllw r** lie b «i**oI A’ * i i i 'u I W ! m*r, 1 1' ■ f v Min'd tnkrri from ilk for t’iwirh t-rnnnnl L, Md.uni* nn- 0; F'slatka went down to defeat 1 tana Beach Ixlamltri by a acme 1,1I'MIM Sent; till • lit till- VI i, . . *ho la caw i.Nsa ■'ling miT fin * 0 1 Inn it.'* poom-eii Sum I ay. Tha* w ill be ihe tiefore Leesburg 4 lo 0; and 1 HriF fi t*lr*i. [Ul*h* p t Imrth* I* I 4 27 Tul .1 «f 1 to 0. Him min fttjti it Hull Fin1- S.TtUMlay rnylF 1, i./»*i uniMfinrrrl tha1 A lv a 'e r ilny a f 'r r Labor l)ay omi a?ivr Gainesville took a 5 *.o I decision At 'lit 1 mol H itih S hin*i*b r J iMVttltlv •c*»n»h rTBa ®nljr run of the game can.e ptHIlfitdl f(uing inti* t h r h.il f frill 4|ll« Bfr*—. I Moil Hiiiiinlny night nft-ir •tayn |* •' r to th r opening cf from St. Augustine. I arhrr H* I Alb • *»** 1 ! • •* ! - 11 ) Banford’a half of the third inn i Hit **ra. Ninlwon v-ifhont i Mr VVi IIIrim- Mghth inning . iio ih »h 1 mvnx thr chunkf-r ***hool on Srpt. 12th. Ih hi (h ml b* 1 Bob Overstreet hulling for the I*. Billy Moore, Sanford cent* 1 I'llfllttil. lit H*1* liernmud aroii'il hv I illn-r rhlb. '.h Th e re will he tw o iirsirticrx i. ait lit k I I'Mtint ft | Ht It b A ri'i'.i l rt « in n laid tin in' - 'il 't o oai**I him l*y Veh-rram Senator* aca'.tered eight hits to r, worked Joe Shroba, J*!»■•. 1W l.-I M||| tf |-‘lllllef I, M«■WIlhiiMr riiiT-« **|tn r*i il l he rtm it* ’ 1 I ht' : if j m Ii v ii 1 1 ■ 11t l.n't b» n day imVi; thfr uprning of schtiol,, '* Ifl f Wrfk tilank the Reds and win his I.*th Ff for a walk and on a j*ruh Hi cmImi. V*U. I m »ik. ItrnUjr T«n 11l.itc- 1hn* won i h** |?-Lin f I .kr to kt-rp Hu* tmy* l *?- t onrii Vft’l.ura* ^ahi, urging all in game of the season, f’rye led th" Itfliid to [ I y * If. ii • Bchmldt, ran fur aecnrid anil lidee It 11 It.iviM, Stulrit liit P•Sam e price toe to d ay Thi* f.f F, t mn tij*. M th 1 irrr^eil *0 npiirt for practice Mr.,ifr Ki,« r If.i ', WifhFl iHtulm cuubl u*u* anoih«T hilt Mn 1 . ' 1 ,»■ 1 ii b .itup 'i ' Senators’ hitting attack with four In making i* but Me Ilian*. Kknn"r In 1«i i igikt LhpriMnMR t" hIu -ht t n ,!tv% L H* painHil out ‘hat them hi1* in five trips to the plate in­ as y e a r s ago 1 1 ib** i» . ii ,* * G.in/d fonduijrd nulim'.'ft filJ. Ill" I"T L f h Ann. I Mams’ throw 'jo Wickel r I |-,tvi**, I »•-* ini'i* in Klllh in I>nvIh f II 111 ;; ml i»n Kilt ; kfi« fi 1 * ong hr m fiitlrd ha 11 will i* 'w n ^ q u iib ihix y e a r — nn cluding a double and * home run. ir.-fi .in h,I pew. OftytmiA |lp»r|i .. II n a ' lc In u A tv it' »r n*t hr i* .1 ! waa out of reach ami mile.I Martftin] I fn thir l IIuil*tf»n u V Mine nr* l,n 11■, Hlst'iln J V.ill < man, it uill br iinpo^iibli', A nml 11 R U|inub Fdpec mlly diil "fiH'N | nil Ft. ' 25 o u n c e s fo 25< Jake Bunch shut out the Ainetnlar. Meanwhile, Moore 2. Flu if**'r I Mir it*rk nut. Hhmln ill III i 'Ml|ll** of Fitim'd mf I tha* fi exhmen irul *- hav*- no i'' "in for it inn*hr r hr finn/d "ml "wh fi o * •t/fnd ‘ •4 . F Iri m * r 1 lAfffltitf {iltebfr, Mlm. Ira* while the Rondnlier* were lulled on to third and as Joe |m T,tu|»lr*'w, 1’ftf'fn nnd NiuMb hut nu thi* lliitil pih’b *l« Aophmn' iex try for Ihe B Rquad. f th.il rntuig/' bun, offlciit* tli*' Sah!nT*| tin!*1 l’a .throw in from center Tlruw, 3 <M a ru* •' hunt rI**■vfi th*' ft* ' • Loach McLuciu drclarrd that making four run* lo cinch the *raa wild, going into the left linn mill I'ltmun rm u n n j hi • n v ry likely nn a**iactive ichedulr fray. It was his 18th win of the M E X IC O H IT M»’t llli.ll Mi! It I Bleachers, Moore crna.nl the wj I he airanged for thr H -*|usid. ,(nson. The game was called at run- hftrM’ fliui gnl ;n \ M" MI XK C l 11TV. A uk « l/P)— thr end of thr sixth on account of for tha lingle score and the bum" 'Mti’k v. ifh I hi* m in ii fn tr I flt*fl^rii trnnoniir iir|>ir ^ tffiifnrniH will br i'nuctl to all W.\II|*A< \, W tally of the grime, II Mpiiul mrn. n diLi r nn HmI -on wil t thrown 11 1 worrying1 M« xh * u tro rib n j 1 loort't-j IT) bmt* 1 .s .ii« plda from the scoring In thia r*uf nl fir*l. .1 ally ucvirii*r I U'inr.H» liar t \V i»0| 1ih Ilf \* III f i mithi : /actio n waa at a itanils'nl r i.frii11»% nr.kTK i . K u a c •fro loll! .Ml .tulltiK in Imvv Trying *|r-|»rruU*ly tn Knot Hm Tt 3? «» j t of 4h« aftrmnnn around the t :.*ltte-» III. II <1 1*1 * ' <1* 111 Ii"" t II to Up- I Mi *bo i,r ' >ltl u*l, pi *.i Mini tillIII* I *f Ullh, | U til'' l.aMWlmtK t4* -*»J i I be UM iNc i lift* ill pull'll but KlIASk I. SI II. I. Kit. , of *i;m*i I I l Jo* Bhruhn limited the iMyltifiii 11* ,4eh p o i n t I*"* Ii \ I 1uni Ihi 1 ■ ’<» j J .tie? riin i >i Ilnv’ifi'Mu *u.i 11*| .iff Ait ml til »!t .»•ru . t Mir (vtl ,|jp of t i. <<nmi-iit *xpcitpi'iii' h*n uf Ihr !•7 w*V j <»'» ilmililing In r r n t r r hm IS i t, i f N w Ik’iiJ "In anil« >- - , ti.-* Jus- I to four hit* and iiig Jim lUlMiiijn II AUV KY Jt Ml ihK. F (i ,-n > i d m'tl ml irubiitry iirnl l Aifr iih| tn«* IiJ mi -ifr» .I'm* .I8rt| g a t a the Islanders only M I'dlalki* r* hi II* li'itt wiii iln.vri t»u nit 11kf m )■! mil* tii-r of thr I ' 11M 'I Stiii t Sil iM i•Hini iiil' iriL'! mil c*niiplit*i»■ Both mirlers hail rxrrllrn’. lifU llt. p n n ir ( i*u f to o n ir.il lin* latr • i n*, labnr tMHihli'i an-t a «irup 12 ** VITII H T*» < IIMIITOHB fiuyn*' * W "ilv**tl llu l *u lot .1 II T2 -MU ntrvl fet alt times anil mixed MBlBnl ' i s r u o r pi.oM iin. Mn %t i wtilk hul wrx out v*bi*n |h t>- M»- .1U'.t ic 11*fi jail n l 1111»■'•* •iKfTitt trmle vaHmiHy un" IlfoHlIa %PE|trtl«| HP kp.%m \ o i ,i ; WE R E SE R V E RIGHT TO L IM IT Q U A N TITY dr offering! to baffle the upNo* *In ■*.! MI til - Opp iftlfTc ly to | hnntitr.1 |, (»«»«*»■■ llrnrll ». bill ic tut oni1 lo Uokiliy Siit It *i t Toil anil ».u h uf %mi a ri* JiF'i'wl'iy i m*l an bailing fmlors. i t.iiitrNvillw d, Ml AvikliAiitiw l MTfrn«l jtivritiittmg Inm to : batsmen. mmi II .m1 mii-I r i 'inn.it |n jirwarril HI p nit Ft uni fin t* r lo Um Hu-j AUCiUST 9 THRU •AlUll 1ST ll. I91H l^ti-Mliliru f. 1 ‘iilat k a k U I < allnl •n y i'l.i hM» nl*! M,fimri<ln wtilHi Darla’ bat waa the mint «|tfl Alla ,ru III) pn nn* C-airt Imru h w.i "an up- ' M»l'|( K TO < HI'.MITIUM liiiyiii’Yi, i.oi or nfiint of you, rtiny ti.ivf* *• for *ho Lookouts a* he M i l l : IIP PI.1111111%. I ill >T1 .a .lii-l 11n* . *14•a -.f MAPHH M iirLiinln In, I'•!,.* n<l fl. T hai Kiri HmN,*n wn*» on lof» ji"i | unity fs* | mi form on** of tin*! hi ' i . i m m i: (illMM TihI e ) Allies, i|**H»Ne*it, III*. uf a,||i| lltd two of tha four hit*, one I’lcnti'il Nr 1 v ii'* pv t |ii-rfoi nit «l | , *■*•| *c*4't* Itf >»m df*> Ita-rwliv » ontill ••f hit K»mc i< Inilicatml by 11 n­ ftHHfriril «l I Inf I nnn llf ir l. lo ll«w I'.tiMtly Jinlge of which waa a double In the . i .1 .*n*i r*»|,*i»'‘* l 1" iirrartil for thr Ami r k iii [* • oph an np . I.e'rNhlllK ii| I'alrtlkiE, 4 Anil * H * iiMnolr. i ' miiiiI), PlorliliE, a! Ii In flict Ih iL fmni Ihr* fnitrlli m • l ,i Ihi a ii ml 4.<-itKi mli whirh ofM- - in Mi** *»-iiri hmiNN nl H»nMorton and Turrrki »••• I'eldtntl nl lit l« tub* poll unity Hint d> *0 1 n m iri ' nmg Ihrough ihi* eighth, he rri >r nihi t i.T you. til' ll havi' I" •>1, PIorKlia, wIMilii awlmIf*t r*t#n tt.l IIII' ltin ttt HI A h u IIhI Ilie, two hlta each to lead ‘.he ■11*1,1 M*r .Fl.Hr nl HUH i;y M till r tio-litk^ from I h«* lldte of Itl a. liintl I f» nmn in rmlrr. ;\xuh* inmi* thuri onrr in ,1 hfi t iiur,"* ' batting attack. l l 1| -".I, l ilt- of *kbM n r Ml pilMY'jtMnfi of | Ii I n rtnltri from Hiiibnii'n I'xri-IlcMl pi'ifoim% %TII»% \l. I P. II. 1 : i try |.t I fi- t*........ I VJ iuI k»' "f Raiding play of the after ILi i'll ■I.*iif* or it*nt.thi| rnnal In* In .... Im ('.Mini y, Plot Ul i 11 ItlN w rliiiiK Mini mtiil "ti *|. Mm |iUi-w att'l Hob r .i nl : . Ala ftlirc-, llol.hy KVANSVIl.I.K. Ind . Aug. riM»t*nrai Ii >eama In the alxlh when Iloh Ni- w Vink l 1 mi Him i'ltiirllo.tiwr Ml H<ili 11 ,flM* mnr* kIiowi'*| lo pnrtii ubti ml- (A*) — An I’trif hi id by 11 chukrn nt •1 f r* *k • k• ** urnl |m»t offlr« a,i. 1 « t .1,.1I l ( 11•i liii, wII Ii In r ikti[ I .l'i f III aent a long fly to center ( ‘til*-c||f«* M "f III,. 41,11Itl.l lit, |E(ill lliDEt thr Erm hi Trnm*r faim born nn 1 -ii , » ii.okTIim from Ilia- itiilr of lilt* tlt-M 1 *4 i « .•"*1 vanljigr. I" *worn Mt In, Mo* I'lnlimiiif, i th at looked for a moment n* 41Unr-tiin.tl 1*a•1nil U I#ip »;♦ rmtmt.Nr»| likrnrHH of u "n ib , * I 1 |Olltl *-,*l 11 mi of IhO' lioltri* *•« niioim-y, fir ffi# h.iith* Slit h i 1 * lily 11 fir M ivnt Htllr* | h Jt might clear the fence Hr ok In n Mi bS it * * i • I 11111 < i i r * 1 ' mu ml rmixf In* I k K " n > » > „m*’ Vfthl iii*ror*tl 11ic tel' taw ho liimlb-.I rjxi**I ihiliiy. 111 fhort of jouf*rt 13 i 1' i n . ii ml nlit-* vi.ilt- llo* |it.n •’ Th Jn ith ilay of Amt Lint, pt.1I Waa taken by Nlclxon on ‘.ho HI |Al II11* in La .im . Rrvrrnl ihnnrox i *I*,r it sifitl |t»i»l iifft, ** ./it Pll ‘|4(l*tl libIII in m a r bigPltANK I. Sill.I.PH. II rani f• tM lfn lM Ih** rbMi|i,inl, a ini tntt<*l AitrnliiiwlrjMor of ihr* tUtat* of Icnjrun ulylo. I'ilmmi* Rink I •• i .iriuiw (.» I • i *< I,* fl .•(» liJtpf*. 1 - -of PltlalmrKli (i ll, Nn» V- i k i i h or it in Itv Mu* t'LtliTtitnl, lit of tha game waa held up SI A ll ip. M SIlmu. Il|f|. 1-4 ( f<■||fs. I “* lilt**. till work riui'b* him n tlniuloip n . tn* IKIt*H jlrimklyu l| -i, I 'I in IIIUM11 ID- I .oil i*r nMorncv. *»r Iti* itccea»wil. diM o'clock due to a a'.eady * ■ -4 (1 1 1 t I mt "ii I HI ril> lx I < t*Iruifn !*U, llnitnn 4-u |>nl*nl thri’c* hits, nnn |r * inan ••'ll, 1*14Mil . fl ...... • Mil Iiv , ling rain. Moa^ of tha spec1‘hiiatlnltihljt i -1,/ HI, leonU 3-S IfliMlMon permit toil thn .Si-nalnr-y. nUf’Ilt r. b * I’mI; « r“ ,,i v * * ru - j Pi n*. wars in tha paclt mkir to f Iml kmiup I'kfli’fl rrnl It lb., mini. Ml"! HI aml rime, I Ub m m T»dli«jr fh# whgli1, ImwfVi-r ou-ry V d o c k and many grew lin(No vnrii**H Brh^cluI•>*!). man on thr loarii pliiyrii top. it Cl It appaarrd tha*. after notch ball an ili*| thr* irmnlbt i y %*1PH It %% I P. %l.l K long wait the game might be S>w York . “3 11 ».H7 •»f !h»» Hr Iambi dull. Hod. Although hoverfpg clouds •’It v*l,i nil i i 3*. III 1 F O R D E L IC IO U S ) r.i in S«7 1tn* nfAIM g constant threat, tain held Hk« lnn »Iu» an 1n .0*1*4 Fllit.fr *t Wnnli In wton 5 1 I,tm.lt i in tutdl a ltar tha game when MiMolf • S N A C K S ...* M ll in’. ^lllltlPF-C w> O R K I N EXTERMINATING CO. rti n ( ’ll Ic4Ro dritala began again. in Mlli/kllc rr DECLARED FIGHT TO FINIDH ON 11 f. n 37*» f*rTc II. .BTBFC UKAt'H r a » I'Mtintolphln HI I.-tii*« ii 61 .71*1 f n b If II i’huIIr IrvIrnJur I*' ll*.* J|| 4 III* itfn It S'. 1%up ||' iipl. Ul * 12 Hli»lIII iHi. 1.1*II III S-S. IMiMi4l.liU.il 3-% **'ifl!» |i I KMmil ?, Hi Mil Mil 1. •Hrrilrcei a New Ynrk 7, MJ*Vda fhl rt RATS, ROACHES; FLEAS, MOTHS, • (tiitira T niI b i Tolu |« 48 THE STANDINGS RILEY’S 2 1-2 Sunburst Pears TERMITES f’Invwinin. lit HI, 1AMI 1«, ««*n1jf Rim# *fh*tln|p»l S an fo rd M d e ts I« le tH In H o m e T o w n T o n ig h t VERMIN, BED BUGS AND ALL OTHER INSECT PESTS. FOR COM­ PLETE ERADICATION, CALL US. H M ’DIIII Mi hrvililt If Moot** if Ails r V'ltmuri Mi l*U>In II. Ml'Ml Jl, IIra ill if Traveling to Daytona Benrh t<>- 1HT:*mu* *m l u l l r> R e t U m e d T o J a i l night for a lecond encounter with T-.InU 1 * » th« l»let'a (cam In two days, Iho A—Lultr. | f„r ‘ollli In Mill1 « Inmin 44*111 tH'U 01)0—f| Travis, negro, hit and Lookouts will attempt to repeat tHhr t*nfor *1 nun mol ii| r* j i driver who struck the . c a r the vlctoiy of Sunday afternoon Hrrora, Smith. Alin. Hun bn t i n t by lira. Fred Dornar on when ‘hay defeated the Islander*' In, Ihii.Niift ,%*w| r| ji. Mluh 5, IUik uerl,. I I , - r . n i u s I, If u .l .u n t. Avaaus Baturday after- club by a 1 to 0 acora. 2 ’■* 5’ 1. f t ta n ), I' lt m * ,, raturned to Sheriff C!. -' hel ler , Hrnllh T w . , 1 „ l » # l,l|. However, they will endeavor to f ih ,un. ll„Ha-rt<> H t.i l-n Und Sunday afternoon from secure a safer margin tonight, and Atlx, f*-l Rr*, Hl'timlill Karri fbar w. mil* where ha waa appro- aa tha war club* of tho [.oiiknu** b(ub. Hihlaon. liniililw play*. awing into action after several iHiWn f linaa*!*!' ill. Hu-Uim In iris was placed In jail to days' alienee, a high-scoring gam* before Judge It. W. may result. JO E PA L O O K A | ThX Rodger,men take on '.ha 'f Hand aald Mrs. Dorn- Itolwiul Reds tomorrow night •»<* Y O U WERE S W E E T w ta damaged badly but meat them In a return game herr TO BRINS ME T O TMB BHIf-9* CONCBRT. wasn't Injured. Wednesday night. ssifieci Advertisements SERVICE KRAFT CHEESE SPREADS II inIkum |> YO U R DANCING IB D tV IN B .O H .JO B .I’M SO HAPPy ih Y O U R 1 _A R M S ,P B A R . y j D< Ttn labU ^ J.’rvica . Guarantaad ^ Raiulta # Ju*i brini! out m m l uricltm uf Kraft Clim« Sprritb •uJ f r i f i t r l . •. mul roiii[»ai))r rrfrr*lirnriil* are all ready f Tlirie sSuratli are grand for Mntlwielira, a|i|i«tircri snd m UeU, Iota. Nolite |I m imarl nrwr drcle-dait dnigu mi i Im IOC Jewel IOC Lb. Ctn. cotuo in. W A N T E D Y O U SUBS D O f b u t i t I S N 'T B E C A U S E Y O U 'R E N O T IN S V IN IN O , C L O TH E S . I T 'S BECAUSE Y O U MAKH E V E R Y T' O THER MAN J HERB LO O K y SHABBY. r -S y ( * T I S T R EIN ’ 1 BIO D O N 'T i M EAN * N O T H IN ’. T H E R E ’S SOM E AWFUL FIN E . L O O K IN ' —I . IOC 15c Grape Juice 17c 2 for Qt. Miracle Wlup 32c No. 1 Tall Pink Salmon 10c Large Sally Ann Bread 7c Y E L L O W O N IO N S 3 l b s . ........................... 1 0 c C A R R O T T 2 b u n c h e s .................................1 1 c C A B B A G E i b . .................................................. 2 c S E E D L E S S G R A P E S 2 C E L E R Y 2 f o r ....................................................1 5 c C h o p s l b * . . . . 1 7 1/ 2 C | •*M TMB O N L Y 1 ONE HERE WHICH -L A IN T G O T A v. T U X E D A O H . I t'P O S I I STANO O U T LIKE A aong TH U M B * ^ .‘i for Washburn P. C. Flour 2 for W n l i f i P*4h C h o p s l b .............2 5 c Hlk U . h I Mwankyawlf glna^cc K rn fl 25c No. 1 Fruit Cocktail Jel-sert Gcllatine WAR DECLARED! 2 for l b s . ..................... 1 9 c Fwtfc (INEMI a LRI. | H a m b u r g ........ 2 5 c a us. a .tt ] ro ai M a c k e r e l ........ 1 5 c B y H A M F IS H E B QARLINO, WHIN th e DANCE IS o v e r WILL. Y O U PROM BNADI T H E D EC K W ITH ONHHhf PEOPLE H IR E , r M IS C E L L A N E O U S ifY D 1 PERSONAL HELP WANTED D A N D U N N - SECRET O P E R A T IV E 48 TH A T WANTED REAL ESTATE v n rtrw i GUVS T O PtP UP TH E COLLECTIONS FROM THOSE TRUCK OWNERS— M A K S 'EM JO IN OUR ASSOCIATION G O C S H E T O © BUT. BRUNO. WE'VE PUT ON A LL TH E PRESSURE WE COULD AN* TN E V W O N T -.K IC K IN . / -> FR O M / 0 -> „ >* '• UiV LOST A FOUND /* t, U [ VEH. T TH A T'S RIGHT, BRUNO/ .A LL RIGHT. - BRUNO. ALL RIGHT/ WE'LL* TIP 'EH>OVCR PER VOU— ALL VUH GOTTA �«■ k i / c, *v y ■ FT' J r .*• • 5 W W (■ • v * : * s •* .■ i C '■% ‘ *"< -------- —. - " ™ v *■tfi ~v L - u« i . i * 4 l , >, i j . ■*j ^ — t , * i "^■m cr rr/ it v v j T J * ^ fijw - " * " - ’s j T t 3 1 i- Seminole County Produces More fru it And \ egelalil<->« Than Any. Similar Area In \in rn ra Sanford la The Only Central City Affording Rail, Highway And W ater Transportation S AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER t e r a l f r > * -uj Member Associated Press VOLUME XXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AUGUST !>. l!i:Ls Japs Subjected T o Seeks Re-Nomination $60,233 Grant To Run Board Severe Shelling On Is A pproved Changkufeng Hill Fund Is Provided To T w o N ew C la sh e s On B o rd er A nd F u rth e r T r o o p tio n s C o n c e n tra ­ B lo c k P eace K ille d Y e ste rd a y W h ile S c o re s D ie In T o d a y ’s YI'K I, A ir K orn. Aug. R a id 9— ( AIM A m irt |tuo«U> heaey artillery today subjected Jupanrae lin n on (1 iingkufrnx hill to the moot terrific shellIn | they hare rrrrlre d since Ilia current Siberian-Korean border I rouble started on ia ly I I . All afternoon So t let guns poured a ll Inch ahelta a* (bo rata of six a ailnule altwig the entire four mile front. Established In 1908 R oosevelt " Arrives In P ensacola FROM LEFT T O KKiHT-HANl) President Completes Sea Cruise In De­ stroyer A rterTrunsfer From Cruiser Operate Unemploy­ ment Service Here For Third Quarter C ity Commission Plans T o Boost Park And Basin WASHINGTON \'t- '» Plans Mach* For (it*or gin Talks — J In S oroil Secant* thuird to* il.iv afip'io v ed a (tiii.ii 1 1 Til grant to n|tvi a 11* the Flo ra la Lnum p lo y m rnt t .iirip uiw il loti Suivict* Canton Bombed For Second Day Projects Expected To J$21 M MHER 297 f*» Be Rushed To Com­ pletion This Year llm *hit st i|iitn lei ol >uur. Thu* million I'll* wed nt act «»rd m o hod liH t t i-m F lio id u i.ffi* iu H S e na tor Janie* P. Pope of Ida­ and ilo- i i,iid i.-g iird ing mi i*t• ho who m lu n n in if for r r norm am ifiat ion ..f iiiivio|dovni» nt com T h e C it y (\rn im im im i Mi.mkis ra tio n against iU j». I) U o rlh tHph’k.• * alid t In* g**npi' O' UlllMI night jujc'setl 11 irmtinn : *jpt',,s • le iik, ojiV' “ a “9*iiMlor ru l'd ?rly e-f uI .ippM Vill h V t hr* hoard " f Tip** * cv-* m uhanguA in ’ ll pi *v* ■I oi hi* ow n ju d gm e n t plan" rm •*l»riatit«*f the lo o g in m . i oionigned m a Kill put t til l i n t linsin p mi j w ' i li*** I m . n [ in ! ho nia suppo itur of A d m it m lm t .t i M« lYlh.'l C l . of I hi * hdoriilu I ndu* m ihm ittud to W I*A u ffu **** hut incaHUie* Fiank In a l hail huuti returned fm mvn*n»n I miiitumioi i told tljfi. executive director of the due In new regulation* Nut up | Social Security llftard, they ba*l by Ihu govurnm un t agency concur let I m an agreement b#T h e revision* w e rl made and, I tween Ham* mini tioveriior t'onc being approved by the t'umfiiis | under which the »exult* of the *ion, w ill now hu ru-MJhutiUuiJ i examination would tie allowed to to the W P A . Cone Loses First Bout Id Election Fraud Litigation Chief Executive Wilt Inspeet Air Station And Deliver Speech IT \ (A P I tm |:i\ C u ll A io l \ I ’.......... . i nn i*l Big B usiness In Miamils Breeding Of Unusual Fish w lu r li ,.| I in o u t 'l l M . 'v m . I ifi't i:i ■ m u ' I m he changed with He no. i, 'Oilety I- Li mis, bus dooi - A u k . !* — ItiMHevelC Cm m i. c i t l6 h i IV iiA U C iila , :u lilre s s e n i m l i i :if*• til-*. i hi’ C t>ti r if i ii IVislilM n;i 11>1 ,1 Thu to .ilxdir.l t h e d e tha i, .1 1lie Ill im t u i ip n . * In iltiktl Singapore Safety Doubted In Event Britain Embroiled stand with the u rule r-d mid log that The m em bers of the f o n i m i v -I I,-I I-f the applicatintl* of two prospec­ slum agreed to con cent rate on tive employed alleged to have J getting the boat basin project .......... obtained exam ination information; th rough the WPA instead of try ■ r (••«<•(•< r » « Inti Ml thu Ill 1>1IM" tl, in advance would he disregarded. New clashes between So­ ing to take on more projects Mm Wd| i m .I t its* .1#«ir«*yur Chairm an Wendell K llenton, viet Russian and Oapanese which would call for a division ft..Ml Ih, I u >i 11 "i >♦• ii at xi*a s t r a i n e d F r o m P r e ­ E. T Lay and Herbert E Wolfe troops added to the world's of time and effort. It was also •11 .Mil • I ' (>cii| 1 i Umgr at tha of the Florida Industrial Commis­ decided to do everythin g po*I be h im ii in- < lilb Mill h id .Is , sid in g A t T r i a l disorders today while Arabs nible to complete F ort Mellon sion, announced unanim ous co n -’ NrtV.il Air S* »i i . -** i.-rulai \\*'.k I im-rf ih|t l.iiimi i .txv | and Jews fought in the Holy Park within the next year. currenee in im agreement de1hu ail* XflUl Ml 1**i KMi "f at 'h . \ aid ILd.l a* IJ (5 | TAMPA. Aug D—(Ah—Circuit signed to settle the controversy A petition waa submitted to . Land and wars continued in m , ha k **liil lull f ■I tt :«11 illicit-* and Ju d g e l„ t. Park* imiay granted brtW(.r n Florida and the Social the Commiaaion by Edward Lam* China and Spain. 1 heir, \ |l . t SIM> XII 1 on brhmlf of 40 Tark Avt-nui- * I r in purs r y orijer rr s t i a i n m a Mrrurity Ibianl tivrr a innirslvil Mint has I gianied K f Mil S IM .U M IR F >UI. u A Japanese army commu­ rvsldrnta asking th at actum In- Ju'ltt*- William V Altmry of Kiy m rril sy-li-m rtain in aliu n ("r unM IX M l. A up i n S.ft xhdl *'ix. i talk fn.iii lha Ir \ ' i »x*' uii •" a 11 aim- d a «-11 I Ii lit ■! I'Hl UI ik i1 In 11 I, Ii, nique said two bnUislinn.i of t a k r n In control truffle on the West font continuing Hie ci mi Ins 11 rm ployinrnl \ h a n k i m *la ita nt hi nt h ai - l. >| I'l.tfl . i.i "i thu tin mi which cnm|im»uliiiii m i mu Living S u n ail* t id h im h u i ulii' h and -h.i| t uf< h it L> (h i'-.- *i--a|ti hi •l|il. 1mi III ploye Soviet infantry attacked Sui- thoroughfarv at all hours of (he c u t ' t i us I of five Tam|iuns U II IM ^ p r in a a . Will I .1 . m *»ak ciii*l r im \ v.' Thev sji|,| they approved ilur* |e1" -1 til 1f 11Ml -h(|t|M«| III all 1(.j tln frn , a biit-ai*- miles north of day and niirht. *.41 *■11m i rs^,f^T.TTt «.f •I'-Ium ■ 5.f Sni|#:i | i.m* . |li it .*im cliurjreil with |nirtiri|inliriK in in,r u r o n f r r v n e r nmunit th e m ­ l*a» The petition reiiucsted thut . l-i.'.it Ifiil.DtHl.tHai Ilk*v it I t , Ml Hhachofeng, which the Russians mI |hi* win Id XX ,ii in S )iring a |.i *SMi, t.M selves un * (ree m en t lielwren traffic be restrained from esfr“ u''Ihu Far F a n t, Im i liuufi m.nldu hv h i 11V lctnw.hr. ih. |*i uHiihnt will I h. > ATtf 111)|tir;il f i h nud .occupied Ju ly 2D and lo st two Murrlce Uman. Tam pa attorney, I (iovernor Con* anil Frank llaur. c e e d in r 2 b tnllea pa r hour ami M n |i»r A K L lu ik , au ll y uf At tlii'ii i. ,jida i m uelm g it.1nut m ........ .. u mi c f Ihu hut* daya latar. th at axeesaive use of horna lie uti-ulned the writ. He c laim ed1 that results of the r sa m ln a tio n ' Ih-nvxia, ru|i'i*i»i7iI jifijgt'l fi-.li- g u hi nil MMl 1 > in » night, (he A litlrfu iAall thu mi m id |>itH atutni »♦•-Xt « 111fMl I.I 1 usiiiipnigfiK uf hla g 1 T ha J a p a n e s e aloo said- - I k * (tapped. I t waa pointed out th a t 'J o d K e Albury was assianeil here Would sta nd e ic ep t tn the case J. n l i , *w«iftliail* and fm irn in i I f u r th.- ixiiiit.l •.ft* ii '’S v iiijm II Ii v l*ai f v ' fi*t ,i |iriiiiiiry« tin ‘ill L In Mr f i that go into pullin' an n unit Russian* are c o n structing new automobiles have been disregard- during the absence of the resident ' ' f «PpHr""t-« f,,r i 1*1*-* I ri « ilau •»( w , 11 Mi Y m .Ijiv , I j • l I Mi Su 1 1 | "fit i t hid win vt Im w a ■ ii-it-nlly in a W a lte r ii have j ll(| Kt. but that 'he assiynment '•‘t " " 1 1,1 h*v'' “ blalne«l advatm « and |‘M v;»Ir waTi r inh-nm |.Ln t - like I I • .■ h"Ui>i SUiy i | j,- fiu.UVU d e f e n ie line* and e o n c e n tr a t ln f in* all traffic laws and •M i* tj liu ri. sliim-Hls sidl In•iniiiimatluti "k ||"»U. \l|atiully , nil \k ll.lit.l H> » m -.'•mg hi* lypiv., b»..*tht m il S 1’ampg troop* a ppare ntly fo r renewed mad# a race track of Park Avc- , „ (ir r was siyn«l by liranrh Cone, information about e s a m l n a t .... in t 1 i w i •im nue thereby endangerin* t h e | ( h,. Hovernur s brother and s»i-rr’ 'luestion*. haVf ih l.iju'd lis t >iiiu|i|i h Ii W(HII'I he ♦111hi' 1, liku I«.*->m* ( *l I mti.i S*4*1u • i i.'t attorney fighting. l y the (Iovernor hinisi li M y said Wolfe had ilescrd . I lulu Hih *i .1* td hap.1*, mi .«1 til. ii I mglu r, till#, d i San 1 i'4W II ■ Il ls Uilr •Ml Ml l( -'ll ihuit ii Xil iMf i. Imi on r Udvurtior In China Ja p a n ra e warplane* live# of pedestriana as wvll os, lory. Ihnan's first a tta ck on Albury's *be aareeineni as sa tisfactory • *1 II i r x i till l C * III Iti Ml III el l * a n d llioat • Xk*r %t'Hiu- . MJiltlr in|..i ford V. ' 1u» il: y f t aMil 1 .il bombed C a nton f o r the lecond of others In automobiles. I ni t Mi l iilniaiL'u and W Ii, M f Member# of the Commission assignment was answered by Al the (iuvrrnor. Mi.lit |...W • I t'otiibiiiui ton. (lil t i| 1lM V ■ i 1.1 h> M k *P«nl in ..................... i ro m ee u tlv e day, killing a t least Wi l l L it , \t liintii a ltn iii. y He ■«!«• the aifreionenl would 1. It. ( >1 hu ii 1 It m tjuiMtl t-\i ii * lf» I III Ml tu Hu W I H t i f f ! • il ( l u l u 102 persons, wounding 159 and explained t h a t City ordinanc es!|,ury with the siatem rnt he wss (i l l s it f a|i)iMsud many uf adequately provide for safe drivactmir under an order siitncd hy assure adm inistration of unem -II Ht M Mil l -1 Iv Mil. | II. 1• ( l i mi t W illiam A Fit ink*1, vshti ha* a I'll.- f l . M l l t i l l U m u I i-Miti l> t h u b u rying uncounte d aeore*. Yes­ lUl-JauiU i II lit I II a l t d | ■ a Wi l l Ml 1 M l ' - p c . • f’lil uf i- xhtliil i*t|i Liuiu I n t i i n a l Un 11v u* (t Mi, • till! I »1 terd a y 's raids left 121 dead and in* on Park A v tp u e as well as the (iovernor July l.'l a f te r tho P a y m e n t compensation activin t vuphttaid .1 | V! i h ,*»u w itlu n n ir If elsewhere in the City llmita, and one du'cil Au|j. 1 had been ret- in Florida in accord with Hi.* h u u X11 • l l i u l y t h i Ii . u l t t * | aw aitL, tu |n'i f.'i't Min* piirti.'iiJai __ __ h 1.ii h missing a nd IHO Injured. I liu 1‘t ld. Ml Will link fur rial Security Hoard'* w n h n , Police Chief Roy-vO. Williams cuult ii. H i d (1 It. Il fl*h It (A 1 IlliiM | midllUIIINM *»l’ IH .1 p i n t o f t h e F ighting In Spain w a s con i,t *.t V ‘ tlcfl .M 1.ttH)l (fern-rally was Instructed to see t h a t drivThe (iovernor was in a J a i k Hi The I*«*Ik :i,ft i hut V*1u»u “ J ~ * latijiinn.i. a Ihr.'i* uirli hLn k flnad to Isolated e ngagem ents. il,I Li I II «. I'Mldcil 114 thu Ail* Fiiui hu " Jew s a n d Arabs continued er* observe the law In tho f u t u r e . . sunville hospital Au*. I and ad- F l o r i d a ( J i v e n N e a r l y a live i mu n w it h m l rd g liii; mi a ,immi *ri ,411«ui c.mdMihlc, Fire C hief Mack Clevelagd re- m d uilly did not sign that order, h m n with tint . s -ihilily fighting In Palestine a n d Urltlsh 111* xilullt V of ill*' ItiHM rVrlt 1 0 0 M i l l i o n F o r R e l i e f ’“ T .......................... ported to the Commiaaion on lim a n 's new challenye wn* III Sill!' 1 lull1 aiir land 111 ci' m 11 1 m • i Slut nk c wmk a ll 1 hr mu y t‘nr h i du troops, seeking to m ain tain orlit sway \ Inn Ml Fi ilioti licmdui hi* vacation, declaring th at while basi d on the claim th at Uranch lli»* A in v i n u n T u ill |»«* mill'** Su vurkppig bis in i -i-htiol (t|i(«lu 1 1 1 l«f lit l*f I "III I-1 nilH f».' *1 i |B|-*| I »- f Htr, fought a n arm a d band In eiu't i -ll h Vulu i im thutr choiea »■ * It waa a relief from the duties Cone al*„ *i«nrd the orlumal or JACKSONVILLK, Auir 'J uiu* V t-f Llut kill w ill w)mli»«u ii th a hills. |MII I nf tin- il»*Icm '♦ •l y n u ll wbivh ha-* a * lli-i I *»► ' (Ii IMlit lit t *“4 1.4 ImM.UR; of i M£*l' ii ml iM of office It provided him ample ilrr. AlUuty recessed the election Pederal funds am uim tin* t rrtJrtiiilu VYuthiuHtl iv “’T h u >hui u it- 11 n i .- I iff SlMlf • bluish ti.uk, t, I tail i in I it\L * ■ 11a| m i ain aHovlst officials accused J a p ­ opportunity tu visit other fire fraud trials >o a w ait the heannit |DH.(114.UHU.D2 were allocated l hi thu Saiifurii W m iiuiii * |» iu a'i* u x h cum iy hK miii* and 11 ■tu, 1 Hi' . W (Mldii V Mi a millibar white and Idm- ihil-xai i >11, anese m ilitarists of atte m p tin g to ■1 Hi 1"i iiuiif y iM.trlu d h. through several on qualification# tomurruw, the S tate of Florida under li»I m (M et.tit Many of th » fU ll h i u o Mttifnl t luh ui *.1111 oVItu'k. uiiiit|dut.J) adci|uil* dra w Russia into w a r “ by any department# southern sta te s and compare — ■■ Em ergency Relief Appropriation tin ihu jiruirrum *li*»ru w ill L, 1 41 (/ill . s.f 1 i ih *ti, ^ Idahu, A r* t'lii'iiiy ' lii|* f 1 1 > in wLuii D im tin* Lit I I mum I. u i d(ni: means" and warned th a t further . , c j . _____ ■ „ „ , 1U nActa e w or of 19:15. 19311 and 1 9 1 , . n t iu i w i IImII la till* llutili tutu*, i im iisiu , i c i i I iiik a , h|iu.-i-|ii'si mill (ui Siii)fii|Mi| u mi In 1*T 1 k *ii >ii aml N .ll.f .5 -kl* W ill select •i !►"•)»» la provocations along tho Siberia- them with the local departm ant. rI1 C hief Cleveland said th a t while 1 r C p i C f l l b t O U t l ljO H L S Bccordln* tu tviHtri ruvunt.if f<JUIM, m Wlllh „ f , o| MII|,M i ui ifl * m piti11y I n k. 1 i- . ( o r Ihc Fall • f," < Lit k due hi i «d Manchukuo frontier will force the A |uim|>titul (h xlrih ulud hv llm In te n s ity In O ceU n Period frum April 9. 1113.-, t South \ mil if a Thu m (HI t 'li . i, ' “Hill, dlMIlI t ,111 i lit IM> Ii ,it»i* . 1.i. 11Mftrt T h u •on,......... of some Red arm y to strika with all Its the S anford D epartm ent lack* a -tft IU3M nmdv public I mm u l y “ i i yiq H i u r u uru M h i .i hi h I i g r e a t deal In equip m ent and J.Inna u n e 30, force. In i‘Ht;ihlkxh nil all hiitu mi In mi! i.t Hi,»■ *■util** t m.i\ •l.-t-l.li* huw ruloru.l »iih a ftuit * .if gruuii, day by J. B. ( iu th rir, Mtat,- IM blue, y.-lltiw mnl rutl, Iijik a hilvui «I*i «*1 liivuril.x, cuvk’iill tuuilicux anti .tin raft wi IImm ’ lnkni.f d> htm *• t.l i l hu I 'r c id i nt will go in tho Foreign Com missar Litvinov man powar t h a t Ita record is JA CKSO NVIL L E. Aug. U. in Am«*rit a ImJay, ••• told Msmoru ShigemIUu, t h e J a p ­ comparable with t h a t o f any he (AV The W eath er Bureau said re c to r f o r tha National Killer Mtriuk mu thu ulili'a mnl Nhliiun »Iih |i. of Ihu I- land it* idaiiun inuld s*.Kill • Ih I-* wuu k lownrd indicatvlaltad. • thru** hum a m many aa thuru wuiu gency Council for Flurida. ill anese ambassador, t h a t Russia drop I h n mI b**. Ii.ith luktli c i| d " .iv u Ill u In * «ipp.M|ill.>n (>, -tctialors 111 thu ii.u k . l.iluy I hr “ slight" tropical dlsmil.Mtfiq in llm uhl ilnya (lu ring |*n. th* | 9 6 , 7 1 7,933.91) expended d u r ­ H ' M t i i M i *■ F i g * F i g i i vk JIn. Iu*VU M|.(U -x'd ii >ul>stanltol Mini u ic .iid m iy , tuuf .(id lu hkulv Am.Qiur 110)1*0 tuliM ii I mm lu tb a u r r i r p o r t n l near Ih r Vir­ ing thla period. 121,413,8711 Ml tiil.it i.»n. l»".•tu >ii . if thu :\ , w IIrul and ar* u I m i i * * i • l.iUntiii and ( i t xJ*t »* > nil O v e r 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 P e r s o n s S l u D i A liiu riu ii it thu MUiidrl gin Islands yrstsrdey appears tu were extended during Ihr p j . t I ;i I mi iluuhifut Ih rtu haVu la-u'i Iu i Mi ii)i fur iu , , inim .ll ioll. Ihu I* wii ’* ittoJliulikaUi. T b r ii|i|H*r |iui | of 1 |H,1tiM tm ifiu iluuUs!* ilu m ijf ihu E n j o y D a y t o n a B e a c h have lust its intensity and has fiacal y e a r ended J u n e 30. lo lit- cam puigiis i-m ling at llhi* Ihnly 14 ii llt U)J IjI im-, ihu tovx * h i t ftair yuant uf ru|wal iiu.l moved rapidly w ratward Mr. ( i u t h r i r listed the prmelil» - |n||> ln d-.y, i l l - issue o l N tw Mrlcurul “g ists said reports pol purposes for which the nmn- ill* 1,1:11 ! “ In ill la 11! oialiMu H ut *hat Hiuy tin* i liny u* i ii if hitfli*'* DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. 9 .h it loyalty vurxut flatly a**«rtA F L O k ey s S e n a to r Ifi1 V. 4 thu uffuui uf a rtiltl-»ut Ihry recrivnl gave no Indication r y I'liuh year. E ig h ty |H,rr**iil uf tlu* th f wn rxprnilet! amt Nin* lifeguard tower bathing *-I iiiduiHMtiluiH'u h.n ImtMi ra b u d Solllu of th.* Dull lit*. fun- iluiilh**, k* a.UIri, art* «lu*• In *lrlit5of ei.y '‘orgsnised circulation. ( i e o r j f e , ( i r e e n S a y s am ounts Bpunt ax follow*: arras her* attracted 153,422 mo i vIt***ily in Idaho, although ahu|»ut|, with Infi^ fin will); f till uiK ilriv**r» urul p*tlc«tfiarn. Tile "squally w**#," as the bather* during th# month of A griculture, r x d u a iv a *«f l*uhSir li'Mfpuvrll did lio| go Intu W eather Bureau termed the dis­ lie Roada and Farm H crurity Ad- Sul HU nru alum it nm. ■!, other i |i it fu rlh u r Inlirna tuil Hn* W A S H IN U r u N . Aug. 9 «d*» that -.lulu un hia rufuiu t r a m Tha UnFed Stotei C iv il S e r- July, according to a re p o rt by turbance III ita preaent farm , was ir<< ulutuJur with whbkur likn Ihuru ura ‘JfiJHJU.OIKI tlrliiku ra in W illia m t»iu . i i , piunldcnt, aid m inlif ra tio n . fdtl.G 16.06; public A. H Bolaad. director of Uic mint i. 'iliaI tour, # vlew Commission baa announced said to ba centered north of Roada, 6 7 4 1 ,9 9 1 .4 /; F irm M ^ur- lower |iinj. uti< r*i, Aiittfitea In.luy, .10 |*rcrn* **f yu.xtrrtluy thu A n u r U u n F w lr l Daytona B atch Red Croaa Life Thu brotlcM viu with unu un ahum w ill Ucumc hu|»cl«*Ba iln u ik H c iu to r Lo)'**, uf Idnhov la Haiti and east of Cuba. An ad- Ity A d m in U tra llo ^ $.1,lfiH,U5l Cl; . an aatenalon o f tha tim e-lim it* for Saving Corpa. till || of 1 h'U h id I IU lor md vis, said th* dtoturbence i* CivUUn Conarryatlon C’orpx, $»l,- u ttirr tu |iriHiuri- new .I* 1yfn t m u n i. m *hu n u ir fulum an«l latul .Senator llwiri'i* i t * iu o ^»;« f.*i* n iiiiiiiig for ru iiiiiitination agalnat filin g application fo r tho Lo ftsvt*i ry The report Hated 133,412 Rt p i ( (iita tiv u t la rk , who * a y» rndsd by only f r e th to mod- 3.13.10; l-ublic Works AdmiMUtra-, ^ " * * alam ination now open f it bathers, SJtJ first aid caeca, 33 “*\dell f 'r , u r r r • n‘l " ‘“ r ' 1b* ' u ' in our tui-sup p o rU il |«Hir hi'UBU.-'., r u .iin m u i ion a ( h iv n u .* ’Muu “ a t* na tor must rtdy on hU own the Charleston, 8. c. Navy Yard. strung wind* and Indka- » o n . *115.925.14; Works Frog- “ ,ul •"*' ,"K'"'r HtaaiK* u.iyluma a n J p m llttih a rir i. purcuni IuImu iuumhI »‘s i l ts and rescues from the aurf, e raV judk'iim lit." I'cpu h :i« cam paigned Tim pruirrani U frn*. th ia anamination waa orig inally 'tio lj. are t h a t thi* squall area reea Administration, 115,929,- price*. As it new variety heroine< ( ir u iii .staid hu had m ih HU! with no drowning*. in ;» |no p u rrrn t B u pportfr of more common the pricer diop aaaownCad an May SB. 193* and will advr. .•» westw ard over th* 141.BS; a n d other Federal a g m t ndomuniunt to Ihu prutiduni of Dayton* Beach to probably the Adnot* illa tio n n w a i u m . lie baa invariably. w u achtduled to close on Jana 33: southern Bahama*, the old Ba­ riea. *1,195,750.50. thu H rurg iu Statu F.iluratm n of . . beat patrolled bench in the state however, aa only a fow applica­ Boy E n ro lls * t *I'ft’iv v'd ihu thu g*M ij . mm "W hen I first proiluc.-d the S a n f o r d I.. i • i a *i n-itiViil >dI wixhf^ 0* ilsman channel a nd flo rid * Strait M r. □ o th ri* pointed nut that laaUir in u lu ltu r datud Aug »• ' # u. , u ** era prt»eau * doubly d iffic u lt tion* have been received from S .u r u U r y of mollit ne-tiu latiplK ii," S lr r n k c waters during tha next 21 to th# Bureau of Public Road*, th* H I. action align, d 0 " AH. / * “ ' » “'* problem duo to tho heavy motor A t O h i o U n i v e r s i t y w h o m , tha tip *h i* data 3tl hour*." and L 'lU on opposite s id r, ... the ......... A VuWft th c .rte m m .lto C ivilia n Conservation Corps ahd said, "I ■••id them for 125 a pair. haa m s s extended. The present tra ffic on the brack and the Th* W eather Bureau advised tha Public W ork* Administration Boon people who bought them ...... UtA oim m unicaU on received tram (ieurgla prim ary. U I. r's Non sattnMnn w ill expire on Aag. 1* amaim* record of no drowning small c r a f t on i h r a r t * 14 use upended additional fund* from me bred them by tha h u n ­ Ohiii S late U niversity announces Fg rlisa n league. CIO’S pol.iwal ......... . .,,a*f £• and qualified parson# are urged end no aerloua accident to * caution and s a i l aiU ltdiral a d ­ dreds. They so il foe lower prices. branch, had put ....................... ... ....... \ pro,msals for th . doreceived front other appropria­ credit Indeed not only to the ef­ thi- re g istra tio n th e re uf W alter *• «fl»lyNow thry'r e worth almost noth­ visories would bn issued only if tion*. Bach of H anford In arl*-v»lert- “black lis t " and marked him fo r ............ .. uf phosphalsTha sa lary fo r f^ -g n sn la ficient U fa la ving Corpa of the "there a re Indications of a re­ ing." I'oliticiana here have raised th* n ary m edicine. f L » , 17-17, and fS J S per diem. Red Croaa hut to the polk* 4e- development-" Prlcrs generally ara a t a low III runlraa t Iu thu A F I . S un* tpmMmn whullmr tom# Idaho c lo th e s fo b w pa An increaa* uf five (icrcrnl Applicant* n a n ik s e thpt they partamnt aa w ell, fo r th e ir phase ebb no*, single fish selling fur o ver lu .t y ear to re p u rtrd I " ' duraumvnte thu luaguu ^aM that R*'|iublkfaiia m ig ht taku kata rom plated a regular four- of th* protection work V. regu­ ^ N EW YORK, Aug. 0. - W > - prices ranging from two re n ts frcsh n irn e n ro llin g fo r the a u t ­ on 12 auriatc* votra which it tv* in iluuiding thU context. A and protecting appranlltaaklp aa Uftaman lating tra ffic Th# Tre a sury de partm e nt’s pro- t o *2, Sternke blamed a m a te u r um n q u a rte r. M ore th an 1,090 g a r d rd aa viuil t» labor, (luorgo primary ballot, on ^ which ih# children at play along th* beach o r hoy* had four year* ptaUJcnl curement division yesterday com­ competition. have already com pleted adim s had been wrung »eyen tiinuA and . iimu* of both parly a caiuUdatag b aa laflM M a. m the to equally baportaaL They have A profitable sideline to the sign rsq u lre m a n ti. right only three. On the ulhers, ere printed, would enable them pleted pure ha so of |8.23<jOOO eqwirsdsat e( aech ap- annmd enviable reputation net it added, he was absent ur t > d» so without sacrificing t h e i r worth af men's clothing for the gVPwing of w a t e r plant* for only fo r a ffltlra c y In th e ir work N EW Y O R K . Aag. f-iA V -A n aquariums. Many dealer* also con­ p i jr n j i right to vote Republican this fall. L IM B M B R TIN C _ _ , ’ their but fa r their eourtewue treat- anonymous dono* ha* given the W PA , and today w ill begin to tract by tba year to keep private The league specifically named Their leader* have four bay aomo *3.000,000 worth of ■ O i klrfhday but aunt aat kata l af Central Park Zoo * tig Ion, It haa aquariums r lta n . feed Ih* fUn participate "a cools a nd su>ta. W INTER H A V EN . Fla., Aug. the wage-hour law a i . l the Wag t h e m , huwrver, to ‘ ( U r U th birthday ew the U aid and aaatot hUtectot* In boon announced by tho Deport­ a a d replace any th at die. 1)—l/Ft - P s rsto n l.imc grower* ner-Stoagall housing act as two iimtead in llw selection of r date af tho m alpt ad ap- n friend ly manner Ihdt goto re . ment * f parka. A tig Ion to a hy­ Many h o m e hero w are built from several Hauth Florida cuun P LE A D S PO E PEA C E of tho measure* George .had uwn party 's candidate, •ait* and haven no 0] w BL brid of Uon and tig e r, .and to vary w ith special provisions f o r t r o ­ •.it# will meet hare Aug. 19 to fought. rare. pical flab aquariums. Home ar# in discuss organisation of a stale JE R U S A LE M , Aug B. - W l r u e r r d il a t e d The animal waa born fo u r year* patio pools, other* a r c built Into association. Harvey Henderson, Aa appeal to Jews aad Arab* to ago lo aa African I ton*** that w all*. Q U A K E SH A K E S HA WAII local chairman, said he expected erst tha "ruinous campaign of ■ E X tJ N . Aag. h -L P y —tV . bad mated w ith n Siberian tiger. il A Miami Beach theater and the 150 growers a n d a t least 45 ship­ aweep Ta rtly cloudy, poaalbly show* r. 9 / < v u » — H IL O , Hawaii. Aug. pers to attend, ■arth slocks era near aoutheoat ond sxtreaa# A aerie* of mild earth c a n s district south coast tonight and In sooth j - Approximately on* quarter of were fe lt in tb* volcano the nation's tsta i population to of Hawaii yesterday. No damage and east central portioru W ' 4*7 t n u l t o d h i I thoato a id colleges Key West Judge Re , Citv INi-ws Brii-fs Mollienesia Latipinna Is One Species Always In Demand B r i t i s h Possessions In Fast .Must Bely On Own Besources Temperance Rally Tu Be Held Wednesday ^ Time Is Extended F o r Applications On Loftsman Test LionAndTfger Hybrid I Known As'Tiglon” LOCAL WEATHER 21— : • , . « i i i 1 ? �< 4 ~ : --------- :— . n 1/ l\% *■ - : • ; • r - r - <> r - , :- . . ■> I f; n im m c m m *™ . (Che Sanford Herald _ , U U I H a n ,la 1*M N H U M •!**» l l l r n m •)><! ■ t i i a r J l M a fa H . F ls r i i . Ill H lM lIa IfM W ! J a lfftl r(m Midfr t f U k t r 27, 1111, tot ffc# P m ( Of. f M l l laaftowAt F to rU i, «« 4 tf ifcf jltf 9t CN|r««a ml tierrh N, |NW. R O L U B D L. DRAB ■dltee , e o iM v ntiv-H iU aM , e m i . . i t ’i a c a i r n o v nam e Parsll* la 4e*aa*a • r C o m ,, ............................... twaa Om Maaia ............................... e a r, n n , Nm tka ......................... Si is gta Haaik, ......................... H » la Te a , ................................... se.aa All sal»lla a „ ba n fo rd . T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 9, 1938 ru m m Tat rMfilfU-M!* No. «:« lMMUMd thM A Lieuten&nt Governor Needed 7*hi day nf Orlulbtr. A. l>. !•!!, ha* fllH vain# til fhy offtfb * 9 4 hua m*d# *P|>llc«llon fur * U « dtMl lu h# !MU#d IB-r*pH. B O Tt(H TO (K K IItT n ill rrrfIflr.tfn #mbrar#« ih# fnllrrMlngT* rr«»nafa- I.mm 1113 drwrrlhrd pro|>rrl> In lh* 4*n»iniy SlalM of Flnrld* ■*f fir rul no I#, Hl*tr of Florida. In­ I'u'inlY of fb'Bilrml* to It You * nut Mi'h of y rju « rr h#f#hy irtd# i. ii. h . U A 11 noMfl#(V nud Yof|uirwfl In prrw#nl to in Itlrhorrlttifi'M Addition ■ny rlalm * And whl«*h t4* W o, mI hr Nl*#, fou. or #l(h#r *>f you, may h n v Th# *kw#»amrnl nf th r rmIc.' {in fli I Jim t lik e mm1*1 m of Yr to■»**#* FI*'Mm, d###*ii#(f, 1jn1#* of «*lr| C**uft pro ft#fly undrr lh# 4 .1 I1 I rwr'lfl t al# Usurd w*« In 1hr asm* nf t> t«» th# (‘iiunly Jualg* *.f Hmtl nt»l# »*f>un|y, Florid*, at hl« offl**t JFN.NIK HTKNHON FnT#rM »* 4*1 r r r l l f l r M t # * h * |l h# In th* court huu«t *1 F< ofnriJ, Florid*, within r l th i tnirndur r« d rrjtinl urw r'lM if In la w , t'h^ ptt»prrly d#i*rrlbrd l in n In to III hi monthw fmm ihr dal# of th** tflrwt! foihllrMt inn of thl# mtilc*. KM«*h ■vtihl It* lh** hl*h#w| I>14 .d#r til th# fffwl rl*1ni of (.cnianrl inUal b« In wrrtl * • rplirl h>' U#r *|<*ot Mil t hr Unit, abC mu*t w(*t«* I h« (lUrc >► f ( llondav in th# month of S**pl#rpr#wld#nrM mnd po«t of fir# nddr**** lirr. IS36. whirh !■ lh# Sfh d*y of of th* rljilrrvAof nnd mu»l f-*» 4#ptrmh#r. ItlB ■worn | u hy 1 h«* rlnlmiint, sg* nl , I Fti#it i lil# 2nd day of Aown *\ or mitornwy, or the ■Min# will l»* m # rum*- void *«’ron1lf)K N> l*w n I* IIKItNlMiN. Thin li Hmt of July m i : ♦*l#rk of i'lr* it It l*o«ri **f IIAVMMNfb FIFI.D4 | ft*-ml no I# I’tMinl v_ Florid#, E i m i l t t r rtf t h # R s l d t e o f iSKAId Kt.«ni-*-tt Fir Id#, drcraseil l e g a l STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX Tho Hcrioua illnosa of (Jos-. F rnl r . Outr, rvyre table a* it ia, has pxpoaorl it woaktwtii m Flnr'tla’a Court itm toil which should lip corrected at the .arhe* poaaihlp m.iniPiit. Already nearly neventy whin he wan elected, (lov. f ont* Inin Inin In a Jack ton vllle lin^|i ini for over n week now with an dims* Momewha’ l«-latedly pronounced hy att.ndtng jihyiirintt* n* coronary thmndmiia, II In ipiilp |HiHHjh|p Hint wHli ’lie proper rare and a t­ tention and a rompin'o cp^oiMnn of all Iiiijmiioxh and polilical worrin.H the (Jovcruor will recover. Mm unless he •an he kppt entirely iwdii'.id from the customary Initio up ol his office, he is likely to t» -.lok for a long tjnn nint in rnnslunt danger of tlm nun .or ous coiiHpriuencei of hi.* 1 U. i. ML Ox. F or fu rta e r proof addruMi I U tu tb o r. tidnalHiit, Cdif., m effiru n o ONH vn u / MEASURES 31 B V W f S f f f aatlraa, »rC a al ffcaekm. Bo rfM illlRBi aa4 BitlfM eel MININS, NMHl*ia,>*<>-in It*,*af, »e*,« The safest thing for the ilovem or to do urwlor he 2S' rTfalaV ,<»*»,ilalae*>wIm! "* cliTtimsIancoN would lie to ’;iki a ern|Mirary leave of ah'he ailminislrutioM of Fr«al. t.an41m r9ltoM «r rtprm ■o’tiec from his office nml I urn <M * l tb « I lt f t o l J Ito III* » * I 4mmmI •'^l.'lte nffu'rs over hi a competed nsslslnnt in whom he I M l i f •IkTfllalgf. offlwtoto MVM ■totoffnttot 1 I* lb* lin t s i H U h I coilld place implicit trust, just a* the chief exmutive of 4# <i« «*•■<*? « hi »ffia#*pMtj ;ir»y large business would do n the same predicatio n , BwjMeeriire If* CblfBH «*4 H#*v lhal. It seems to us, is nbont the only way Ihe liovernor .an lay down '.he cores of his office. " <f|4 7T#P»ld I* M B iM f Ml Tb* However, the S late Curt tiiuiion provides Iha’ whinu - Jtotorrfitif Frvag w«fcl#h *■ #*#iwtotTtofr 1* <b* w * f*r i* <ver the liovernor shall lie imapaci ated or for any resm»n r |*|U4«tl»H it «ll l*Wi ilapglfbM «• It Mr toldiMtlMT tutahle to perform the duties of hi-, office, the I'rendutt BftjPtojJJ •• i*1* k Vi**I "hull assume such r sponsjlijli ies. liovernor - ■SpL aittb « T J... •»**,»* 'o p e has rirenlly tried to allow hi^ brother and star.'ary . «A I ||l|8<»bM b*r»lg Hranch f'one, to act in his place, only to have a cloud of 'ViRNVFWla illegality placed upon his overt art. 'V tfitS D A Y . AUGUST 9. t » J s We. for one, can appreciate the Governor's relncaiict W riLE VF.kHK F tm TODAY to turn ov'er the executive department of State g o v e r n ­ ment to another, entirely outside of Ids own |sili.hal fam­ 'd im TASKS REQIftltE m ily, as long as he retains any hope whatever of recovering QUirtANCE: Give m, n.>» Irom his illness. I*, is a lm o s t too much to hope that the gam »n*l knowleilge, that I President of the Senate would run the S u i t e even for n • H r to out and ro m r ia b rfa rr comparbllvety short period of time in accordance w ith nple: for who ran jinlg'• ■ov. Cone's ideas or wishes. Q | l (hy prople, ‘ha t ia 'u g rra l? It seems In iis tlmVwhat is n e e d e d in this e m e r g e n c y 4 -8 Chron. 1:10. <>r in any similar ense where the Governor might he in­ capacitated for n few mouths, or permanently rcrimv JODAH’H jrltF.AM from office, is a Lieutenant Governor, sinrlar to th o s e : Other S t a te s . i»r to '.lie Vice President of the I f dT rrm pt of gold add Woke t. Stales, who could he e X |ie c te d in he absence o f the < v 'flm f ’A Striy of ,u n like oran g r rind, im r to carry o n w i t h o u t n c o m p le te c lu tn g e o f is ip c ie s t o m eftt— To m m y " - in m r f c if h t o f T iir. n i l b i i m r r o r ip p m m t io i t i j i VH4K. B K u m i u ; r o r « r o n t u ft m i T», WT.4TK OF FIOM III %. NOTH F. IH 11F itF HY ISIVKN IN I'ltiiltA Ti: Thai It 4SF F-H h..S«|r r ..M l,»h IN IIF TH F l‘J«TATi: OF GFoN of Tav f-#ri II Uni# No l?6y. ■* Atoil I'll i;l.AHI>IN‘i, |»*-c#a»#d -u#d t hr blh <1.1 > of Au*u»t, A FIN %I, NOTH F I • I U l h4* flli-d «nms In hi* of NiiTI. K l?< IIKHKIIY HIVFN fir# and ha# rricid# KP|i|!fMllon for fh.il Hi# uMtl#r#!|n#d will, *•ti lh# a l a t d##*l t« l*r Iwwnrrl Ml#r#on !*ih rfay *•f !+#plnnlM*r, A I ‘ 1931. S«til rrrllflra l# rm lifan'g |h# f••I pr •-•.-nt I o th# ||m«4»r«hl# I'nuntF to to ln« t,#M4arlh#d properly in lh# Indto# "f S«’oiliod# r’ounlv, Flnrt1 ‘onniy nf rtemlnule. Flat# t*f i. n. hr r fiiMl r#l iirrt, rn *ot»nl and Florida In-wH (I.lli'h ru ;*# c t m i t r l i "f 1 *1 # IvOf |4 Htoopr"a 2nd Add!* i »>!.!# ..r I.KI'N M'OI.I'I,* HLAJFj, 11 | N*; .(. »r.n*' »l and at wa'd 1 1"*n 1 u 1 1 lark I Inmmir^k r<m H I r IiiK til m*r#w iriorr of |#*oa J I hr n n till thrf# mok# ,i ppllt| The s'a M 'm sn t of fh# mid th# -aid Judltr for praifn rii nrot#r lh#* waM crrNN j seltl. iri#m of h#f adminlPlF tHli- lw*i|#d toil# in Ml# ||3l m# of of <04hi rpt ll# nml G*r «" r. r. iio ii.iN tH w i m m diait IniiKlriK her n # inch e v -n itfll. I'nb ** -uhl r-rl Ifiralg, ahifll l»# * Pat#*! ihi# th# l*t cay i*t Auk* ro h rmm, irrordljilt li» law, lh#| o-l A l» M!» pfMpr rf y M-o'rlbol I h#r #In w ill h# 1 |M UtCLI.A FUANI'KH I !l,A l»l»1 Nf». -ohl In iln hlghrwf Iddd#r at th«l A ** Hi *1'iilrl» of th# KnltotM <*f |.4:i *N A | *4>1.1*11 Ul.Al'IHNfl. I»#lh# flrwl of flfpicm* rr-m#d Mh day oft C jf T u t t e d b u W .L .C h r k & t ie M F J h rtc K U X M S. A fPiHK Accgumt in \\ g * — o w n NPiMt.,, IVW r**Si4* d»<> +00* ml ftWNO lE K T ^ -^ S S S m \ only W O R L P j^ f V Zoom bh / IIFIINIH IN m-tili I'ourl of unly, Florida (%C0O SmONQ, d m vBSiHe c w m * m ? m M NOTH r . OF U T L K V T IO Y IO II T I N IIK F Il s i 'T i r i : i Thill is fissin iiK itr.nT W lt'KM AN, iiiv k s h .'M rr The First Six Months J looked »nd «»w » gnlden calf Yh« HaAlhrn wurahlped; hrard a * tongk persons who may have realized from their pfolil anil loss statem ents tlmt business rondi'ioiis And SAW gold h a ir «f my young year have not been as good as Ins may lie interest. <1 1 f daughter, ligures showing Ihe slump in o'her industries, may t u b MINIATl tlK ARMY . . . . j g litte rin g »» »un on w ater. sole themselves thnt no mn’tcr how much tl IlrfurL’ Ihe tVnrM W ar, I’ofanJ inn. A drenm pt of gold egainat my have lost, there are plenty of others wh whs g i'.g raiih irn lly <1ivhI , iI l,e more. 'w e n |1» (hree Hnrient enemien— . jbhd waking, » » the sun arise F(|u;iily consoling is the news tlmt while 'he liriL G erm any, ttiisaiu uml Austrothree months of this year produrt-d Incomes searedy aUive tlu n g u ry as it hail been since t o tip Ra golden penny up depression years, the second 'lin e months it) ntos' jn- I7tl5. A ad pout off gold SI from a nip! Al the "iiUirenk "f Ihe Worlit slnnces showed considerable improvement, occasionally 1 d tea m p t of gold, and w sufficient to Wipe out earlier losses. General Motors for W ar. Pnlan'1 ("iinil hers,-lf un''" " if " ' GiBly plneeil ha'.ween two go* in tmed a 1 '"» nnce. which made RH.2.9l.llou , 1,1 the first i|narter of enwerftil enem ies, Itu.sin Hint G er­ gold arrow s ain this ^year, ... boasts , , $2 profits in tho second ouartcr. m any. Im erestisl in "retiring polirro fits (or losses) for tile firs* six months of 111371) 'le a l iinleprnilrnep, "he runiM er# p a u u n b havauu . ns compared with the first six months of 19:)B. f„r the tiids from lt"lh tif the",. |MiwcrS, loootving concerns were: T h« w»y the pi>liltcl»n* k*'l'P p o in tin g out th » l » u r taae* ur« wet m high «* ihnae in «»r*al i t l t o l n , you’ll think we w »nteu them to b*. -----o---------- . *. L ightning ilru c k on u New Y ork baacli. killing three, mowl t g down IT. W hen lightning It doe"n't have lo strike in the Mlinu plaee. Durable Goods U. H. S'eel Hfthlehem Steel VVesttnjthoiise Ifallrouds U iesapeake & Ohio Chicago, nurliiiKlon & (Juincy Huildfnjr Materials Jnhos-Manville J. Th# principal eauw of •octal U . S . G y p s u m gtiraat In certain nations of the f'hemlcuU • O rld la laid to be a h u k ul Du Pont ............... ygw BUlerlala. AnTI yet there Union Carbide A Curlsm •lenty of things being done Automobiles • a cuuntriea which a re General Motors g tty raw all right. Chrysler - a --------- Packard ............ Utilities Commonwealth & Southern Con sol ida led Kdison Food & Drink General Food* ..................... Standard b r a n d s .............. Nn'iomd Distillers Petroleum Union Oil Co. of California '1 itle Water Associated Snell Union ................. . . . Aircraft Douglas’ ............................... S .................................... Martin . Mar“ " ............................... ..................... ................... Cinema Paramount .............. Tw nShC ( 'Twentieth Iw cntieth Century-Fox ''Ihou'aniU of proparty owners (26 wcuks ) .... wcuioi) ........................ Senna of these Russian cities ba fammi* for Ih rlr beer, you take "O m ak," fo r into y s T he Sanford lla ra ld . tha Mine token Moaeow ba fam ous fo r Its m tlk.— |*oat. No cow ra b e d on av er gave good milk. 0 ■—— - —a —— -—^■Tho K entucky prim ary seam ed larg e ly a stru g g le betw een on tha fe d era l payroll and on the a ta la payroll, if w are any common a r ir y ' ord in ary rlttia n s who w an t ‘ l polls, nobody heard ab o u t First six months 1937 1938 64,735,215 d$ 6.302,577 18,316,707 1.145.213 11.331,772 4,500,602 16.462.607 5.523,568 452,639 3,235,581 2,881.334 3,401,263 24,897 2.181,219 38,836.2.14 20,462,852 18.937,605 7,931,058 110,454.266 24,456,600 3.819,056 33,029,019 5.709.599 1,244,965 8,122.997 7,831,954 6.576,287 9,487,423 6,868,823 6.721,352 2,792.938 6.193,578 4.266.261 2,766,353 6.200,000 7.696,701 8,480,927 4,950,000 5,992.705 5,830,437 625*32 626,.107 i.on.1.110 1,093,149 1,272,600 1.372.600 4«290>°°0 1.225.811 1.226.811 3,755,483 3,419.658 asttlail back ta ic a th ro u g h a b a rgain-cou nted m ethods b t •I’ti n i , _ d—deficit lh c Department nr Commerce reported Ins'. week thul ■ M urphy law, b u t thousands *** °w 8VJ from the flnit half of 1937, to 130,!« o (trs h a v rn 't," *aya th s S U m l* B anner. “ A nd IhoM who 630,000,000. Should income in the next six months keep [van'i inky find UramMlvaa on m J038 i oUI of 161,000,000.000 will bo only • sp o t If th ey d o n 't btfo’re the ♦8,000*00,000 lew than 1937—• smaller drop than might its l u r e been expected. SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO . l opinion In E urope I* M believing th a t If e B. A . Ruah hod hie f irs t rg tte n tka o u t th is year, it will fle n ry and Jude f'em eron end the Invasion o f C iacho- p k k ln g this weak and 1 st w rll M r. S ta p le r drove down |o I’aletVa pleased with the results. 1 4 by G erm any which will la s t week In the Cam eron tru ck to ce on A ugdal i s , If it tore. F. J . U ghtaey it v lilt In* m ore M r, S lap ler’a household w ith h e r a b le r Mrs. O o o ib rra t gooda to Sanford where M r. and M rs. .Stapler will live. M rs. S tap ler A nother plrnteking p a rty \ i a n t will be remembered a s M b s R ath to R ock Springs W r.lh r .d a / m U L ittle. sp en t a very enjoyable ita y T n N ornw a Swanson and George w as a ll ladies who w ent th is lik e M eDougal J r . were In T am pa a n d th e y got home befara ita rt. j W . C. Holiday and d a u # i |t r ■everal d a y i slght-aeetog. M bs M b s A thaa who began t n n h ( [A nnie W eeha w*a Mr*. McZbuw heel a t Chilatm as on Aug, , 5, g a l’s g u e st while here. M ayeda of Becrdall » rt a U rge ecbool end fibs : M erda A venue left W edaaeday n lg b t fog pie o u t there. Now Y grb C ity to r r m a t a 'g a to* da finite tim e. M b s E th e l Hickson left on Ret* u n la y w ith T. V • ’ D utton end R C E L E R Y FO R 1 p n . m n n g e in t h e v e r y m id d le o f a n a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . Jt'ro O d Q , fa rth e r down the ta,i*. cO old-pginlw l like a w eslher vane n o t ic e hut 'u rn e d Ihcin down lu fighl her iwn i «• Pc. T he Paur prnintscd Poland sclfg ovcrnm tnt if >hc would remain loyal In !{it"idu; G ifm iiny madu W E E K L Y Ily rpl 1 ||« H l 200 torrra. wrll toral*#«*e f f l'r f laad— toMMsi MMt#r r«Bl»C. •** r r SOO !•««« p## M#r# Im«I ■ ••••to Prices R easonable A H r ts i B R O W N CO. BE LL E G LAD E, FLORIDA sim ilar prom ises. Poland Insisted un comptct* tndcprndrnca a t any r<»t, and it was obvious she would have to right for it. Accordingly, under tha lesdrr•hip nf Jo sef Pllsuilakl, Poland wen*, to w ar with Russia on A ug­ ust H. I lilt— with only 300 men! These 300 loyalists werv known us ihe celebrated "K adrow ka.” It grew into a brigade then in th ree brigades. Eventually It became *Jie Polish Legion of 14,000 men. In llllfl G erm any, attacking from the West, raptured WaiMW, then nffrred to permit <h« Polish Legion to operate aa a separata a rm y unit against the Russians. N E W S JOE ' L A N D R E N T A L C O L U M N 1 1 KN m m KB Pllsudaki, however, held out for com plete Polish independence, aad was jailed. His Legion th in ; npera.'rd as an underground orggnixatloo, ami In lull* with the downfall of the C entral Pow ers, Pllsudaki trlu m p h an ’ly returned to W arsaw a t the head of the Legion. In the sam e year <he Poles pro­ claimed a republic with Ptlsudski as dictator and first provisional president. From a tiny band of 300 men Pllsudski's dream had grown into a political en tity . Tomorrow t Waa 'C a se y J a real c h ara cte r I U . S. P ro b es D e a th O f 2 D eL and N eg ro es Build Your Own Home With The BoH Building Material* Con m l I Us A boat tha F- II. A. L ean Plan Martin’s Garage General Repairing T ru ck & A u to S erv ic e Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Bod let*—Rprlnjp*—T ra ile r! A pries yoa c m a ffo rd , to pay T slsy b a n s S3 Martin’s Garage iia n n iiiin in n ia n in iiia im im t ia H u iii WERT-The JEWELER Diamond*, knd W alth aa flm iVateh A na Jew elry R epairing Diam ond U ettnttng And K ngraving Federal investigation in to the OKMONII PO W ERS SCARED w hich In my rase Is of the future, death of tw o He la n d - W H a i g r u c u a w * TttM w w a y * ^ I negroes, _ __ —Ormond Powers, the ttrtandn If not *o golden. I have gone Lee T oaster and Ida Bird, on aaaaa^aawuwwuwwawwuuuwuuuutuuawauaawwwwAiraaaaiShf Sentinel's wide awake and tncr- th ro u g h Just such a m ale of red Ju ly 4. in 'h e 8*- Joh n 'n Hlver gelie G,ke t'uuiity II,-porter (who tap e i s Ihe unsuspecting white when their boat overtu rn ed , re ­ hus lieen veiy generous with me) m ouse goes through when a psy­ sulted tn a subpoena being itaued w rites in h>s colum n of Ju ly IMh chologist derides to determ ine hla for. A rth u r Xacnary, J r . local Joe lit mil irks, you frig h te n me. reflex action. Personnel employees yack*, ow ner, who taatified a t A K m / J f W A r Km / B a p . . . You Stare the life uut of tie'" a re palilek encouraging, and yel Iha hearin g Monday In D eLand. tho Job does not m aterialise. Each etc, ilc . Seems ns though I frigh Mr. Z achary had been sum ­ EUmtmUrj TiraagA CalUga Prafaratary cm-d Ormond lec u u ie I had > i,.'m o rn in g I waka attd think th a t moned on th e testim ony of John SCHOUUmCi PO% of one heya auocaad tn Collsgo. le r ts ln l m yself in having a mil­ surely 'h la U Iha DAY. I dash so H arris, who owns a b o a t on >he LOCATtOMi la avatar *1 stats, aa ssoastd kighoat point lion dollars Worth of PW A and tha mailbox, only to return w ith riv tr, th a t tha p lea su re c ra ft EQUIFMEMTi • raa i i re buildings . . . oil raossa with bath. V'H'A p ru jc rti approved fu r my disappointm ent. Then I think o f M ary A nna, owned by M r. Zach­ ATHLZTICto toad aad wales apasta undos aamful aupasrtslon. Hist riel, etc. Orm ond feels that I th a talrphona. A t avary ring, I ary , had passed a l a n “ excaaam like uther C ongressm en and ru n to answ er, only to anawar slva rat* of spaed" sh o rtly be­ T * u l txfm atijm thullm i « » //sn n )/77fi. Par eatalag aJd rm tli-it I think the m ost Im portant th a t llia a Junes ia not In, T han fore tha fishing boat o v a rtu m sd . C O L W . E U G E N E JO N E S . P raaid arti thing fur mo to do la get a lot uf I p u l on m y h a t, and go b a th However, testim ony o f a s u r­ Boa Sad Ara. Hainan City. Florida Fhasto, 3011 money fur my D istrict. — Ormond, once m ore, ju s t *o sea If that# la vivor o f ih a accident, Alice you evidently missed m y radio any hope. B a t 1 m eet the sam e n s, DeLand n eg ress, indi­ broadcast o f Ju n e 1.1th when I response, 'W e would Ilka to use cated th a t no boat waa in eig h t id “ Ihe moat im p o rtan t thing you. You a re Juat the parson wg a t tb* tim a of th a trag e d y and I have dune since being in W ash­ need, b u t will you contact us th a t Hw Z sc h sry boat h a d passed ing was to vute on questions a f­ ag ain In about two waahal* My th* scan* a n hour before. No *c fecting the fundam ental princi­ conclusion ia th a t a n avsraga Goo wh* taken. pals of Am erican Governm ent ami g irl, no m a tte r w hat bar educa­ n«t the am ount of bacon I have tion and personality ra tin g M*y Savan-tantha of *uiploy#4 m an brought home from the ‘P ork B ar­ be, ha* Just about aa asuch thane* a re In m anufacturing, agricul­ rel* ", Would you advUw th at I to craah lh* U ovarnm aal, as h a s tu re and trad e . sit by like a knot on a log and c rash in g tha .b rig h t Hghie u l glam our g irl of given to th is m anner *o p a tc h refuse |u assist in h aving thes* the a v e n g e project" approved while fo u r other llaltyw ood.” U nits* ywu hav* Iha th* Ctvtl Service announce noants. Congressmen In the S la t# carry qualifies!Im is of a professional You m ay b t qualified fo r on* of million* lo th e ir H istricu T —Tell It la Impossible to g a t a Joh to you wha< you du my friand. Yoa W ashington. advise the peopla of Lake County TtIK FLAG WILL BULL FLY th a t I am gallin g too m uch money —Recently the phone rang for my U lstrlet and le t m t know I w as pleasantly aarprtaad '• th eir reaction. You m ay not ba hoar th* vataa of a friand of m n # you m ay ba aaM tad , flab- from Florida. Thl* friand U rrva.ted and d u m b fo u n d ed .-H a u ba i t th * U nion T e n t h m em ber there e n ta n th o u sa n d M | ( , W ashington t a d Inrllad m i unemployed In m y D istrict. They to neaom pany him e n a trip to e re looking fo r som ething to s e t P ittsb u rg h . ( .o fftra d aay reg reta end w rer, explaining th a t I b a d h o tte r itte k NOT SO EA SY —Q uite o ft,n to the /idak. B ash earn* the reply, young people from F lo rid a, era- “O k, someone wip m lee Ike fla g bilious anal sn a rg alle pop Into fog you U aeerrew ." Correct yoa m y rffire w ith th e explanation, a r e m y frien d b u t kow sh e e t th e " I thought It would be oneler to o th e r details, g e t a Joh if I w ere kero." A fter m u YOU KNOW —Do yen flea weeks e f e f fo r t o e m y p e 't Weew th a t la to pass this to qe*Harnl on the p a rt o f «W e f thean f » ^ sec a re « Chrtl Ber a k e etnyoung people I eekad h e r »• «(»♦ te g a n d n a r e r t o k w * w ritten O t mo a n accouat o f b n eaperience jj j m t o •g a m le n tk n . In to a* and hare k to. "C engrm eam n, 1 „ M l e d e n i know th e l y el It to Florida Military Institute , �- z— * ' V~7’ T ,, '*1. -, v •• -L .•s; ■ «£^r*K*?p¥ * v f> ^ ;-j»wn S, ' / - ' * k A .. T U telfA Y , AUGUST 9, 19S8 PAGE THREE TTTE S A N F O R D I T E R A L P . S V N F O R I ) . FT.OTUn \ Social And Personal Activities GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor Social Calendar T e le p h o n e Conference Is Held By Legion Auxiliary ( hureh will bold a covered dish girls, who have been recipient* of supper ntS ii n I.an do Spring* the Legion medal The award .-f ( ar* will leave the chinch at these medal* »f>. madeu fV r 7 .10 I', M In *a*e of ram the «umnendation from the principal supper will be hrtd m the church and teachers have been rereiv.d •nn' s* i an^ * c)one examination of srhrdn * f ---------------records have been made Ha* d C irc le T w o M rs. M c e tn V o lie A t ,' n,llt'l>' un » m t , ,.r n t i l i n .hii.. W i l l i a m s *rhnht*tic nhiMly, lint al*„ ncrvit-f Mr» .1 l . At •hr currlualiin of *.h*' p n r _ '( r a i n an k o ro u r» r wa* arr'vrd Id thr following: Mr*, a j ------ - ' . iv trr- 1 ^ r»~ : " «• • * Kegulflr MeetingHelu By Missionary Group C. Hagan, Mr* W . 11. B ritt, Mr*. W, I>. fla rd rn rr, Mrs. W a tso n 1 T hr rrgnlBr buiinr** and proitif l, Mr*. C a rtrr, Mra. W alker, gram m rrltn g nf th r circle* of Mi*. I. K. E atrld f* . Mr*. A l> Ih r W om tn'a Soch-ty of the Rosier, Mr*. H aw k, Mra. Wllaon, Kir*t M rthodia' Church Wn* held and S ara Jane W alker. »t the church with Mia. C. E. William*, pe*idrnt, |>rr*lding. let, H« m v I 1 id I •i I) I' ll k Visit a1dI flicmt' in S it til Ml i| M il tiny i' . . mem - rec I k nnd M • is S S* Iihuti i • turned M •*11*I-1 s IfKin * v.ii .itiift f t in ll 'om 'I. i , \t» ! H 1 Ul -d 111.4 Ull l »la. Stmt h * .ii 11ft «. M y nntl M i c( F At *K r ilnugtiK i, Flu i cm c, bus- r-»i ( dniidlnnd, B j \*h n ! I * Mpt*nd several »»-* k - Circle Num ber Fou r of Winter F irst Baptist Church met at the U .y u e Conferenre at Wlnte, home nf Mr*. B. 0 . Methvin on Haven to which they were d e Y West First Street Monday After- ** '“ noon with Mr*. Britton Johnahn Circle Num ber Tw o w a . In as fo -h o 'te * ,, ^ lrh “ r " 0 t »*? tnr, " * M rs B M. Carroll and Mr*. aOemoon. H. 1.. <;*rri*on held a -h o rt de ^ ^ l o n The totiie was “The of the Pioneer, m - i S - i i the Septemher meetlrif w ill b# an evening social and bualnea* meeting at the home of Mr*. C a rro ll on French Avenue. Refreshments were served by the hnaleaaea to the following Aifm hcra: Mra. R. K. Peurlfoy, H r* , l.co V . Burdette, Mra. C arVon. Wra. n . I- M e W h .rte r, Mra. G arrison, Mrk. W are and C. H. te a th . , r r A i t t Op 1' hI mv amt W> tin. "• I M i ’H i i i g By Is H e ld B a p tist ,.1 1 \1. VI N It t 'I n i \j F i ft) r VS L J ' 1 >01 llv .l" 11 II ... I l s.n M i­ I,' by m *i > , M t I •I T111 . f b*t > 'Ii SI i SI 1b 11id Kt-miet h I ,-ffb I ITT I he ,i f"> ' IN ••11 It ft c»h • i' V Ul 11 t ii. -ik i *I t 1i 1 ik'd a In i m b B e t *V But lid IV Be1*S M il ^ .MuDii w «. Fli uiwcf Ii I I* M I It I . t Mi x* II I tV M» Mi |». i \t> I i SI .1 M u i SI •-i t ..it .L V II i id Mi II Olive d.uin*, \ ji rie i •iun/nlev1* I • ell, \iiru v \S illi.imw, tie\ i* I i. lie , l iiiu mi I*. S\ Ivm If "d, B ttlv t i.i'ii U , I » i|ihiie t ■ ■I \ , fft> -e Mm v Hurthek. Mu ,i r •i Ihng feblt i , 1 'Ul I ef f b |. Ih liri.ay Hull 111 II. LuLtV \\ it Hi. ' S,illy Mturi'uit. Mi deed V^indhiini. I st >**|M, n a*t n r 1M\ I •d t,, .1 . Vtin ind each i a iicH I AND . ill e«u In i k<fc*fIn • n hum v t IliHII • it tu di ink t.\ pii't *c u'Ii rind i> bil.k.T Ib»ri« t 11,i f' -r, COOL VENTILATED SHIRTS! n |n > 1 b. fed Ih i* « u rn i « n i l h e r liu h l- w i'lltlll 'III I I*. I h r w c a r lh r» g in -. ■h-il ba n 1t l*i nui 1 Fine Watch S l Repairing ; ; Diamond Setting ! ' a n d j ta ils a n d to p u t excuses do A LL IVEY’S Y *;/( »l '- <• * ^ S L M M E K | | K it I, F or S um m er Shoes \I(E S I N K . I ll I III; I 'l t l l I S : $k.r>(rf>ahardiiies 5 $li..ri(l All WfM»l 4 2 $ 1 .0(1 L i n e n s 1 1 Col Ions S2.II0 Col Ions A ll i n i ' l i I r m i 'r r s lire S m if n r i/ n l S h r u n k If de­ ym i iln n 'l you n rrd any .shim hi huv E v ery im p re ss io n s h a b it o f h a v in g # ttk the m n rfil |H < p e r garment*. M ove Men’s Shoes w e an low lu th o se ALL 1 Sport Shoe Values! fO.&o h fliMMi $ ^ .r .o so ile d aU tntlon M ALLORY StrawShats F a ir P ric e d T o b u t and unpressed suits a n d d r e s s e s c l e a n e d as rttfularly as you d o y o u r l a u n d r y . Tata $ 1 .75 Trousers Reduced! i . , L» • L a st Call m a k e u p o n o th e rs. M ake a w ith I OR <3.00 Now $ 1 * 69 be c a r e l e s s o f m i n o r off p e r s o n a l d u t i e s — n o t a lte r th e llir.ag 'U l |l l ,'» (l $2.00 Values ^ 1 ? ? , I I I H. Pack Av*. y o u r f r .r m l a p a ir u l Ih rrw to ll- f r w s n lh l r n l o r '. $2.50 Values Engraving ? S McLanlin, Jeweler ; nho easy in < »n il< » l n i t l i l u l l 'l l W h ll r * a n ti n r a l *1 r T**ii »1•£»’ ’ mm n»dd"N bdlnt lb. le.re IL hi ' >k i l l kv »i |"M d ' 111k*f **• vei v u 'u n llv it *i i-V blig tli Hn- week. T h e |M *limpd ied exr*‘pt f u Ihi i finn nf light MiartdArds gi ve- 1 Liglir I 'i t y ope nf I he m m l t* • Mke« V b d u Sitnmnn *. whn hu I if i | wn t e r f n m l dr iven in Hn been upending the -nim Tnrr w ith I'euidry. M n i.'ii-*t« in d m Mra. Henry Harrow , U in Hn '\ * t u r n e d over (he new *n,nl d u F lo rid a SantntTirlum in Orlatid*'* trig t h e piV't week end* If we could nee onreelveB as oth­ ers see us.. . I t is 4 L I„rk S o m e v a l u e s t o $ i.iir> IM F fioSjpiUd d ea n . \| • i! 'r ■ ■' ■ ........ 'd ' . . >■>1' It ilii* I 11 f.... 1 ■ • I I \ frte m — We tdiffldfer hereto I M If i . i« ll* M *n.Lit | \» ** Mi* 1 It . I , I.f >ii up A rkansas la the forem ost rce of alum lnutn In the 11. c o n t a g io n U v 1i . II rt* C irc le b.i u |M iTi.it i l*m ' sindI ' • o'U i'wi w t|e < •-i,d , »: M I m Grrire )fnn**vn b n p - rt***! ni murh inipmveH nf»*r ?*bg iiSrig an npe iiit Inn fur ip p -nn ilieitlf Friday nftern«mrt aI ft FeinAbI*Laiigbtnn Meniuiinl IL m p ita I, Bra** eonlalna up to .10 perreni or 10 percent tine. t (|M ••.I M k'-r ii a* d .. ur i'cd Km key. IhlU M il u n et In i . I **«e1 1»* and B ill' Hi us * M in n ■Ifind \\ 111m ni ■*, Kenneth Elm er Lucdetl j»nd *mi, Sid , h i'r .bn W i'h tn . M.iteulm nr rivet | hen- ^ftlimluv It t f . mtmlh'* ve-lt with II. H \(i \ fi IJ, Hum'll 11 iigfeTub r, (lien ami fam ily uf H artwell, Lu • 4lent v t ^ p iiitti, >Burt1*-v after a sis week** V*rnlt»n in (Jrorgta. W h llr away | l»r»ltil •peril the month nf Ju ly .n I.a(irr1 Fall* Camp at C la jln o .l (!« . Mr* Mitchell vlsile-1 f in in lainl relative* In Atlanta, Monlecum* *n<l Yatesvllle. One llr lw K kkbe e L'ii'i" in d run I cl • n'« ■1.i in me n 1t '' | it'. I 1* i7cs f' r j \IL" un Mr*. Buddy. from i* f'cirdHI Itriick F ro m V\ ri h tJii't *e«fr to mik» - ■> r from l*Mifi-ik«a It. v* . Tt Mra. R. I . S 'rk k la n d held where *he und erw en t an u p e iu a devotional service and Mi** (inn r r r r n lly . * I nr* William* ami Mias (Tayda Fergeraon |fcve an tn^rreatlng M r, J. C. M itrh rl) Mol 'InilL'h the rep o rt on the recent Epwor^h ter, Dorolhy. hn\** returTn-ii hooi*' Mrs. B. G. Methvin Entertains Cilrcle 1 0 -Cir» I liHir Lovq and Glory Cloov^ Uncharted SkieM ’•k 'A .*h"n«r* d ii •ii f i with a i tn -d n nf I i t niinn ■• W, N’am-y IT) Hus * |\m l in iind datigb . ' Jo > h n w * ( on ( m il nils lias 10th Itirthdnv r m F ri mk i-'cheu M 't ri*rin will linen ibaf <b. I’ ill ' lie in nit •! h«'t ' » * \ venue. pHM'fll •m I nil ----------*o arhool ami rnmm uni'y Mr* Vnlir W illia m , an.I M r,. Sprrm l ,tu r,t» nt thr rn u frrrm r Rny B rill « r r r h n * lr ,,r, « i (h r w r r r Mr* (iillrn ,S MVCIuir. Mis M niirnict (b»n jef* Vlufirrtrnlui mrrtinL- nf C irrlr Ninnbrr Apnpka, ilrpartm rn' prranlrnl; d »y nitnnihg fur W Vtlgifulil, S T « n nf lhi' Kira*. Ilapli*! ( hurrh Mr*, la r U v r l l , Ap.ijika, .Irpm* r*pi-nd t"ci Mnrnlny nflrrniMjn at Ihr hmne nf nirnl nrrrrtary anH Mra 1W1 ‘ when* sht- will w r r k a with h er b r n t b e r , lL-war d thr fn m irr on Th ird S trrrt. |H n n trr, Jark.nnvillr. .rn lo r vlrr b b . i p y , »ntl htN furmly T h r ilrvnllonkl *rrvlce was Ird prraidrnt and vlrr prr*ldrnt nf hv Mr* Clifford (Valltrr a f lir , Fourth Mr^. F r . Bralb*v who is which Mr*. W. I>. O a rd m rr r»»* j Th M low fn* d rp a rtm rn l rhaira *hort talkj Mra. William* Ird m r* w rrr p rrrrn l: Jirninr Dr- sp e n d in g th e eim niRr in V - giniu a dl*ru**inn .on Ihr Blhla atoily p a rtm m l, Mr*. M a rk arr1. C f.onr |w hn S n n fu rd on biHlnejis for a few il»yi S he h the truest uf M ilra.n n for 'h r kftarnoon. Miami; Public S a frty . Mr*. Adr A. I), 5fhu em ak er T h r husinrsa »r**fon wa* ptr- lald r nt*t«, Palm Boarh; Pnhllc ahlrd o v rr by Mra. E. B. Car*.rr,! By. Mra. AHrr B allln rtln r, Or C hairm an. Plan* w rrr m adr to Tando; Kidac. Mr*. P ra n rra U u * h visit th r county hnm r on Friday lira, Orlando. of Ihla w rrk. T h r c lrc lt w rlcom rd R rp rra m la tlv ra from Sanford Mr*. O. 0 . Simmon* a* a n tw w rrr: Mr*. J. O. Ilu ff and Mra. m rm b rr. ITrnry M c laa lln , Jr. it Pe rsonals Belli T b r rrk n la r hu*fnr** atm *>>.' An mVatkiutinK frn ttirr nf 'h r rial m rrlih e o f th r M fiy hiftT m n f r m i r r ka> th r orK anim ' I. ti Bible ('»*»* of th r M rthinitkt, nf th r hnnnr «>rfrty of boy * a nit W K IIN K S D A Y mi 148 ■nr** n^ki ■summer conference f Mi** M* rtlm \\ i nrht c- vi-ut TU ESD A Y Seventh D h trirt of the Amerl T h e Alathran S. S. C la n o f * * 1* •"»! the Arm-titan I •> mg ft li’liil’ in N.i .I h i IIi , I . ;>n, thr First Baptist Church will hold Auxiliary was heM Sunday fur t r m a l wr kit* annual picnic in Daytona M L Dorm, Mr* t A \ an* t v ha* »•> he1* Beach with Mr*. James EstruTfcfe, About 75 member a of the A b i M J. F, Affnnie Ila H « Apartra *ntsf a.1 Biary assembled in the iming* *»f j guest lift *i'l - i . hostrsa. *he Mt flora Ynrh* Club *( to :ft Dougin*, tif Andnlij'iM. Ala. The Azarian ( lass nf the First A M. for the meeting which wo* Mr m il \| Bonn r I .itlitBap*i*t Church will hold ita rrg - P***iditT over by the vice pr.^td tii h a w refill 11*<1 h ■rnt- lim n a shot L ulaf monthly hu*ine*a and social the Seventh District, Mr* f,1 ( meet mg at the home of Mr*. J. bum H. Vic kern-Smith, of | r. % vacation in Vdil.iiol. \Lt * I Q Stanford, J r ., 407 West Ftgh- burg, who made appointment* , f Mr, and M >- II I, Lyon and teenth Street, at 14:00 [*, H . As district chairmanship* *-> B illy, ul sislant bn*Irases #111 be Mrs, (L niemter* of the Kanfuni ! n,t children, 1‘a t v and \ .1 1 * tin- gueat* B N ni I-SNOK, R tW A R F .’— Phyllis S. latrell anti Mrs. Raleigh King, Mr*. F E, Roumillnt wn% :ip I B itm m ghant L I \|oi i nw T T lt '* f ll).\ Y p«ln*ed I'Mrlo*. Hi»iTm «in r>f y . m of Mr .m .I Mi *m nr r « k■on mi Mnridil |.tn?d in lhi> The Community Srwirig (la b her*hlp and Mr* Henry M r! nrrtr-■. J Itm* k m , film i h o w i n j at lb# R i t i Jack (i*oil\ i‘ pending a fy will m rrl with Mr* R C I.nng at J r wa* appointed Chairman f day* m M irim 1 1 i .i 1In- gui-Ht her home i>n Richmond Avow ir. (Publicity. / nf frieiid- uni * INt IV1’Th e T n w n .rn d Club will hold The conference lunrhron it* ri ituhu rnrcling ,.t H 110 P M. both ,hc | ,-gi»n and >h. A n o lc m in th r Wrfaku Building I hr hr|,| »• thr Civir Ccn'e, ..i T n w n w n .l nre h .-tra will rn trr- I on p H and in thr a f . i, r, tain w ith a m usical pingnun a joint meeting was held at ' he audit or him. KfONDAY 9 ilH I F Z F lo rsh e im s L I in.fKi W id th s Hi M lork F r o m A A to t i F rle n d ly s w* 91.00 9 Q .0 5 F o rtu n e s 1 b i GI.25 9A .50 D a v id so n s O ir Shoes Are tfcmr&nteed by M l L.* - P ifactured and AR BRAND ?S: A L I, W H IT E S — V E N T IL A T E D — T W O B. L. Perkins CORRECT M6 N8 WEAR * - - ■ k V uQ C* TO N ,. 1 �•.■;•■ - T v / r ;,- / -, • . ’ •• •' A • * irr^rff^^' L " " v L j^ f& K * ' k T r k f- v® Js : L ~ - -* ^ ~ L L . k u & ~ ~ i rv * r. • p. ■V # . « •* » 1#- — .......... ^ J + . * . ftLi.1 ^ " " W • v • 1 ‘ ;• . .. --------------- ------------------- — n - * *• * ■ « " - " r »T — >"« ■■ — T .' a a a s r r %V- -\ » Y* ^ -■>•• j L k« j L ' •< - TU E8 DAY, AU G U ST. !, 1M 8 ona Beach Wins Over Lookouts - — . *--• ____ : i . ■. ■ _ Donnelly L im its Sanford Azaleas Drop 2 Sanford Engages To Four Hits For Evening Games loRow To DeLand Tonight L eesburg Club At Conrad Park L - b_ ^ _ _ wa» tr*n*fcrr-d to Big Business ,In One White Man Is I?pilfering, bounty Court. The caae of Rob­ M ia m i I n ___ T - L J I M 11/____ 1.1.. L. e rt l^ w rrn c e , charged with pilMiami In Breeding Tried In« . Weekly- I ferin g , *■■ al*o tran aferred to m * Of Unusual Fish Session Of Court' i ^ m y c o u rt. CantliMul Frtm Pag# On# to r. p re fa r to g a t th a lr Hah hare, H a ttin g H e ro O f F ra y A s H e G e ts S a i n t s D e f e a t G - M e n T w o C i u b s R a n k A b o u t their n a tu ra l h a b ita t. \ d elega­ tion from tha Royal Aquarigm . D o u b le A n d T rip le ., B y S c o r e O f 5 T o 1; S a m e , T h o u g h R e d s London, headed fo r thl* area re­ cently to acquire f|*h they aa*iT h t So.*(ford Lookouta had th**. hi* fan D eL and V ic to rio u s .Mr Willi«m*. . T»o- In** A h e a d I n S t a n d i n g s m a>d would ba w orth *50,000 a ill. rtir»<k'. Thr»«-t>a*« Mi. Tu tables turned on them Monday ira ltl H lo lrn Imara, I'llm a n . pound. In «fnt# Itagu# gam#* last »»gkt as the __ D aytona Beach Hell m l <1t W lr k a l. IM vIi . H arrl V',ith th eir wan »n,| ln«a ecnfe Some of the fiah purchaneil liy Inlanders handed them a ;| to 1 » Ir# a, W lr k r l, |ml*T llo u b l# plat*. night I.##*hurg won both #nd* of W Irke I U o in la k am i T u rw rh l »*t back a» revenge f.,r the I to ItiMalv am i |M via, I'a r n m u i. Htith a double h#udrr from th«* I'alatka ■eelnnin* with Sum tey m\ on* win the thou.anda hare «erre m ore • nd one lime, the l.noknuU w l’l 'him a decorative purpoaa. on Itaa ri, H in* A zaleas; St. A uguttin# won over 9 defeat adm inister!,I by th • ant. I»i»* b Ih v ln m II#Arh l« II i»* th# Gam#«vill# (J-M rn f» to I. journey to the nearby U n lv e n ity fo r ernturlea Rom an em parn-* Hodgeranx-n Sunday after h im ,n fi.ial ••n lull*.••f f l»**nnr||)r |. I'm i ! eity, I)el.»n.l. ‘n en*> *r the R ed. and king* had triad unaurraiafulIriai 3 Hivurk iigl by (Htnn-llv | and O rlando |n*t to th# l»#l.**nd "• T onradl Field *r>ni*ht In an e f I* |r r | lilt# off Uni, 4 !n « i Hfda by .1 to 2. 'y ‘o drain tha Pontine M artha*, K^T*'■ Donnelly belli the Iamkutit* to , MiMlfipr*. fe rt to improve the won arorr. 2 n u n \Vl«l pllrhrn. I'm -orely needed by the Italian* for Th# Gondolier* #dg#-l up to lo u r h it. for t|,e even <t w h ile 1 I •••ntir lit l.na||iR pllrhrf, l\»K | The ifarne ehetild be a *ood one a g liru 'tu rr. MoaquHo, made it I aaaaaV9•*o Hinitli atfl<| I'a Tin.- vbilhin tw o and on# half game* ; Wa tra in m ate Kd T u n rk i. b u« Itr h the Iteda and l.nnkoute j H f*** f ° r tH«- li'Mgii*' l#ad#r- rank nlinu* the «arne, althm tah the ■rnpo.aible for men to work there. T'fcf****’r f ' r ’ ' bounded the All , f fo r'a failed until 1927, when ball fe r two extra ban • -ufi-tli-*, lied a rc ahead In the .landing* D e V m c e n z i A n d B r a y9 , I A ' !iai#«i Z Z hZla-t, Vnight . hl Vby" ....... Prem ier Benito Muaanllni im m h im ,h’ fit,' ®n* a tw o-baayer anil the other , The Lookout,, ap p ear ‘n have p'un p ' ted fhouaanda of Florida Cam S o l d T o B o s t o n B e e s 7 to II and 5 to |. Marina and • Ihrre-baae hit. l,U' r-^,‘n ‘| y n<#«lK .ia. which thfivc on mos4|uiln Travi* pitched th# first gam# for l.y * ' 'IT e T u retk l started the scoring lH#n ubl# tf» combin# gof.il pi'c.i Aigg|#r*. the (dm* and Travi* handled I I b a t Won the game, Si hie double 0 .— !>♦ *» O A IN K SV ILLE, A ug lhH ing and butting ... . . . . 1I Ti *ao » ut » I*.* clubsm .. <lr#«|g#<| canal* along tha fourth result, ,| in two —Jack D rvinronsi an<I Clsrvnr** | second. of ki.nf S a n i '•nl rn ,t Italians i • *» •Ihe <dge« of Ufe murahe* and The S e n a to r, dropped n t t» 2 .'a n d high in 'h e tank* of lead ­ Daytona Bearh run* ami hl« tr ipb- (Ilu s trr) Ilray. o utfielder* with |> aerd (iam buaia in them . Th< .aided in accurlng ihe final m uni the fiainosvill# (i .M#n of th# d rri.io n to the Iteda with I ook ing fa tte r* . The week-end a'an d #f ‘Vi the eighth. Florida S ta te F ragile, have been nn,| A tw ater doing the hurling ing o f individual b atter* gave canal* were extended a* the m<« diaappeaied, and the ® ■ S anford a lone srore rnme in sold to t he Ho*ton Bee* of the O ilando got «i« h it. and lielainil Adx atcontl place with .33.1 but h e ' ipntoe* ■mtr.hr* were drained. National L eague, I)r. G eorge K. nine. M e rti and P o rter did the i Ik# firat Inning anil thereafter i had o n ’y playeil 35 game* while V. w as unable to anlve th offerings HnbertMon, pre*ident, of the flinging for the Red*. Sam t'o lr the recognitm l loop leader. Da. of Donnelly (iainesville Banebgll Association, ■ml Pete S rhlro got two hit* each Vincenxl of Caine*ville had a ,.3.12 for the Senator*, '♦ Co* anil Je te r gav av era g e for ION game*. Bob p|*. ui» i.»ne | m id yesterday. •afetlea to *lit* Mllflilll Dr. R obertson said he te le ­ l-efty Brewer won hi* iHth gam e m an had u .317 uverage for 51 • I SfOfr; graphed the Boston club y e ste r­ of the *eaann for the Suint* a*< game*. In club hittin g Sanford ■A*k*OMl» day accepting on o ffe r o f 1 1 , 2 6 0 the Saint hat*men regintereil a wa* fifth from the tup. Moor# rf If for th# tw o pluyem and receiv­ 1 0 hit atta ck on the (i-Men A num ber of C elery City fan* The ' Ada r ing co nfirm ation of the ac ­ Saint aouthpaw fanned eight, lie a re expected ,*j » trek to Deland riim a n at* ceptance. Dari# lb r«MI«Hi«a Wrmm ■*§# 0«# fanned Willi*. lle V iiire n ti and for the gam e tonight. S ta rtin g , Atlth lb butterie* have not been ' A Devincensl and Bray are to Bray in aurreaaion. ill resort to “ the m oil draatie Bradjr rf ounred. re p o rt to the Boston club d uring m ia*urea," Including large-teal* h r p#famua a« S p iin g train in g in 19.10. u.e „ f a rtille ry and aviation, in Laaaburg 004 0 0 0 I — f> < iitrr p retaliation for fu tu re a tta rk a on IflNtaon a I'alatka 000 010 0— | T e s t i m o n y T o A f f e c t '•! ORLANDO, Fla. T h - numBii>*ian territo ry . Total* i ^*'r “new " farm er* who are I.er«burg S u g a r In d u stry P a y o io .too tr io — 7 ''Litvinov'* *ta‘cm cnt to Shiget'y in g their bund* in tlran g e I’alatka lU V T n k k nr: % iii initau should have a sobering efono umi (miii— o J Hof *Sl» * rrrunty anil (bin neuNon I* larg e r J MOORK IIAVKN. Aug 9 —Wb f"-r on the Japan*** m ilitariata," Wn*n'*li •« -, '^ t • '* ha* ta-en in |,n»t year*, Deluand T t.tim o n y which wj | datarm ine *.ml the official nrw apaper Prav0 0 2 m u ooil — Marion If ; acconling In . report from O ilandn Ml#«t**in r f ooo too m u — j the wugr* to be paid in the Flnr- dn l>Tor»rl»l it. 1 1 County Agent K ( ’. M ,-,,,,. idu su g a r Indiik'ry will be pre1 W lrkrl Sb “The Soviet Union remain* Gain# • Vl lie . . Sufan* rf not) nm mm 11 .e n lrd hi re by grow er* and work- calmly assurer! of It* atrength, alM tW IIIIa in # r i Hl'M VIVftlllt PU T AHIIOKK St. Auguatine o m m o :itix— h i-i * to n trio of official* from Ihe th ugh it due* not wan? w ar." . 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C ity N ew # B rie fs Mi rhUt#n«l#i» -ru.l b# waa fla d l" I** I»a«-k ih bi* ol*l liaunia and A ssistan t Ktali-s A lturm -y l.l« y l i'ii# w nr«|uaiiitanc#i*. F. Boyle has t r l u i n n l Iron* ■> I IK E E X f IN G U I3 IIE D Mv vacation in N urlh C arolina anil can be rc a rh rd a t lit* lo w "■ Fir« in* ii i*i I Uigur ti#*I a fire to. flees a c r u u fruui llu- Court •Ir, about 12 15 o’clock on a House. A tem p e ra n c e c ru ra d e will toheld to n ig h t a l th e Battford Wo m an'* C lub a t 7 :3 0 o'clock, llorru aa d e ta sponsored hy llu A m erican T em perance Society ul Florida. ’ " e I,i-longing to William C la rk uu I In- corliec o f F lc v rtith S tre e t and C e d ar A venue. C hief M ack l lrvi-laiul aid llu- h laie waa p a l b e fo re n could do serioua dam age. T he origin rem ain an* •1,-lrt iiiineil h u t Chief CleVataDd ' u g g i-lr d that it waa probably T h e Lions C lub will hold i> lo-gun from a caielessly droppag \ re g u la r sem i-m onthly m eeting to ­ n g u rrlte or lighleil match. night a t Ihe V ald el Hotel, lilrtl L lngle, d e le g a te lo Ihe re. eat Llona convention in C alifornia, I , G C A L W E A T who h a s ju s t re tu rn e d will give P a rity clornly tn n o rth , a re p o rt on th* convention. •Idy show er* ir, south tonight and S a tu rd a y , -J| T ie BMrai/actured prudurts uf Taaaa bate begun la eacted lb* D aytona Beach T tdea T< la n a predacta Id valaa, _ Low: 4:37 A- M, and l i J J .'■ - - ^ I n . Li fcKt.* A .A »»• I !»emo•! 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It |M*| . w l i Ihtrtl Address Tomorrow Is Expected, Tu Stress S o u t h ' s Problems I" r.dltHl i1 1 1.iI p r i• ibi*i u n it i \ li.n v rra sp Mi'Hinl m g I h« 1 1 ml w u- wtat t# I M• I m ii h .ilti it y# w t«'nlu\ l«\ .1 I'M I Ul V VAI it Iw-Ua-tl 4*1$ I 'i t l l i i Mmi i d «• t mini, 1 .1 mi*.! a1 1 •• w I 'o p p l t i ' |M i li li t- : iM - < III ,h .... l ,’e w TmiU In Idaho 1 h# itav wliHher -ti t»M U- nil •«» t miii hid# th# 1 1 ml nf *h# I •! • 1*411. th u '|(# i| with | atl t l| Z\. I tv V rk an sas S c 11:1 1 n r vaittiMti* N u lh n r tty e tu i h# ••111«I it# ■W — F .l In In C aru - l.f.tiK \t.lr- A u th o rity 'l *1 III I I JB.iilllU'lll \ " 111g> *•#1 Mil.! M u V 1*1 Iivi.it \ W h ile w ;iv T riu lW ith o u t • \ ‘5 I J 't « h f I s i k * rt«l# l a s t hi liiiim p lis O h io A t 1 A Ml*\ A114' |ti i 4 ' i 1 iri-ij'i Ju d g I i I*.nk- m in i ' • 1 1 v lb*' I id,.. Million! \ IIm ii > f k« t V\ • «i hti* In-* 11 iui wmIiiil; 11 '$»*• II iIGIh' i uifli I’Miinnul r«»u*l A re D r i v e Ju d g e P re sid e d P r o p e r B y J a p s In - H ankow D e c id e s A lb u ry Muine Deputy Sheriff Police Chief Koy G. Williams Warns Maintains Innocence Against Breaking City Speed Laws M f - r J \, r l A ny. \ !,**■■ is-.i F L ila b lia h e d In 190S Kiwanis Club To Present City Zoo With Texas Pumas 15y Jo M obtr Z 's m j v i XN W M l. r Adams Appointed Storm Warnings ttead O f Chamber Arc Ordered Up E le c tio n Group On Florida Keys •E akyU f»« • M D t| hUVA A t t il S T New Ruling Is Made In Tampa Election Case j"1;1 s to a ts TH« PR ItID O N T C W E D N E N P \V. u I l i . i it > A Ja|iane*c unity communo(ue •aid a i-harge of Soviet in fan try fulne*. ....... Ill .III <0,1 I n K itirinicl . * id -nice I a l u c and tunk* wa* driven back and •It# |M'M|ll# 411*1 til# lit'4-1*41*.' ' UP th a t four-m ile border front wa* par* fitly waiitMl him Com paratively quiet a fte r 20 Gniiin 1 14 1 1 1 11'*I A IImii v t ain# hour* of S ovirt shelling Diplo­ ' \ Ml* l 11lit: 11 \ K \ n her# mu an **i «|#i whith " it" t%••I m atic effort* continued to seek It M 'ljl \ I t li* s o lo id ' »i|Hi#'l hy th# G».\* It*.1 hilt by a peaceful settlem ent of the <ti». \ Ilo \ M Coil#’* *#r»#*aty .»ml l»$«*th#r, M i n i s t e r IIRKSI M... \ vf D r g p s l > i s pula. HrMfit h t • lie *••*.»! « *t|i tn l.l tel* C hinese g u c rrllli* nt ro o tlin g , . t i i l u i t i o i i ( M \ f i l ­ Juilie# AM’iii v v%:»« f it - 1 4 i ^ iii'il Mill. *.4»*| <r ,i a S h i;,{ h a i suburb, piurlaim vd hrr# July I t t** |*i#wi«l# in th# « i e r c a l In lo i m illio n ••I*. *.r . the form ation of a “ reg u lar cull#*! "KslltlMlHl* ••:»<#■»" *lm 111$: l|»# • •inipnn n* . i a im y " in anticipation of an e x ­ I tlliM|unlificathiii i*f It#iif* -I••Ii•» R - ,1 o,r i., H, b .„ „ „ i | i. i p p a n d in g guerrilla cam paign Him#* Til# m |*|* r *u i*l In va:$<* to Ih n .I \ . n v • " I n «, • U ) Inn I,,-, m ,1 a g a in s t the Japan-** Humor* try uny **lh*i i m m ' v ‘|*im |m i I\ uth* " ' grew th a t the gu erillas hud e n ­ ' • ' II--*. il„ t ; . \ l.-m,. Ing” iih«l t<* 1 # 111:11 ti u<4 l"»i|» a i ii#c 11,, tv it. lilt. I I . I. Ill W| i|IIt I I fi tere d Shanghai's foreign arena Good provitler. Hluch#r daily fi.ih#*, fur hi* uwn m#al a t Cion* Hi# mhiii' *•»■»*• Jm liff 1 ' • .......................... I 'b, l i . I*. I la #1* V. I • |S*|f lll-l AAll It siMill • and planned a te rro ristic celebraliint#<A vab 1 * *r»H J:i* k ••iiviii# tu '• • • loo !i in |i ■„ Im, turf* New South WaU'K. He's an Alsatian I • *•I VAt*# Uhl! Mt.M|*4||l| * tlur, S atu rd ay , the JapaneseI throuifh July ll ill i t p.i id I "I It* • " I M|( II.ll t •11111111If Mt Chinese fighting iq Shanghai. Th#n oil Aiiir I Hi# !v%** 4 1 - 1 l' h - 'll. v-><•' Ii I W I ♦ll IIIMMHMI. M < I|»mIiI# Ml In Spain governm ent trto p a m#nt« \%#r# rtt#n<!#«! !•v mi»I#ih , 11.111*111111: toliMi* tin # .I im i # a ;*w 11 drove a deep w .d g r between two ifiu#il in (hi* num# of Ih# icnv#r III.lit V I ills I* Ml# t'M .llll it It |.. nt h, I'• 41'* jnafirg en t xtronghokU , tllaguer nor bu‘. «i||nr(! I»y tu in ru n r #!•# ,|.||. • III# till# III I I I M *1 A lM iy ,«jJt Ml .v Mn(*r*l lint ( .» * and Lerlda. in w extarn Catxlonhr. AI Ihii tim# Guv Cun# w th »iml#r !# tit|i|iiail#iw iii l i t I ii hi | * K I m. m m -I. l.l , Japax. threw freah divisions in. an um>ir#n l#nt iii Si Vim#i« Ill lilt Inal* tt| till** W.lllil IIM*I |t I Mf •tin to h e r offrnsive on C hina's pro­ H ospital at Jurkionvill#, aiiff t • "UiiM \ . Ini. 11ii 11*11*t| *«,, f ,$$ «|it r H....... in'm g In V|'* I I* ll. v isio n al capital in Hankow and iiiiC with a h#nrt uilin#n*. III I n i s .Ih.| •mi* tli# fi#bl r« rirn # H u tnaxi Hi until Gun#, t|i# |fu v # ili" i w h ile M Ut, l,:O V t gain sent her bom bing planes itiiitit #f IJMIR im IN m tv%#iity ■Inn 1 1y .iI '* i -ll. w .ii H id e d , lb ito terrific raids on South C h in a ! hm th#r ami ju'crrtury, mu* D i s t u r b a n c e • iltnt*il th r Aiijr- I «ri!#r hi tin Ib -lllll |. .h e ,I * 111 Mini ut bi . (••II IlMIII •. VA* ll l*#l'VA llq I 4 I *4 O n E f ­ T ro p ic a l Cities designed to .-tuih C hina’s R e p o r t M a d e Work "i .1 hoe|,il;il , 11> In , in,. Jj* Will to fight fu rth e r a move for M o v in g W e s t w a r d g o vernor’# a1 »»#nce, l»ut ih# I•»t\ ••I • I' t"»ll It 1 VV*1ll 111,1MV fo rt T o (Jet T ra il­ . l.l It im Hi* i i h 'I m iitf. to In* b I o n l r r wun «ign#*t hy th# g se p a ra te peace with South ll #•! tl#" I mVI. h k f#i ti M l* II tolls. to*i* -if I# * 'ft | \\ Mil * Is N ot H u r r i c a n e # i i ». r him«#lf. .\f#anhm#. a»n»*l" t er C am p In S an fo rd ChW>l leaders. ,» I'.ttllb it* **l#.l »#•»!, w i n it**t ib* _ -o rd e r was iu u r il cuntinmnbf link'# iilK#l»'* 4M«I tb it ill* Iltlll,. “ T h# Chinese adm itted th at | •Ml |•I # | ll i ll I 1*1*1 I A ils till | l .btlii? :t\v :i t*#«| cllllia K *f Ib # 'btl van Japanese A rm y tran sp o it* J,\( K.SONVILIeK? A if. 10 - - Him#* in Jacksonville th ciiR h At th* re g u la r m-mlhly mi-e' iff Itlli »* ( Mi. \ "Il' VV. tl Hi •|a* | •I#", iltll (••» III# f M n| tllM# b»»' It I pasaed L lyangbu, w o t of ing of 12. thv Seoitn* le County >1*) Ihe W eather Bur u.* today ttf#ll* ll# « I* til# tllM .ICI'A M*'||.t| *b# Itlii. .iii*| tb# III **bAit r«'ftt in it kiang. but claim ed th a t one Cham ber o f Com merce T ocoiav .....n d northeast storm v a in j S -'u rd a y . how ever. Branch ' o„ Ii *•I mim'I **f tbi ir m.tin ImmIi#* i ** HaV# fit lilt Ml sunk by C hinese balU lte*. Floiula announced he had 'uken •iiir displayed on the M :ill\ V* II .ill* > I# •I##Im m *I Ml m It y were a tre n g tl »nmg ttie-r night C- K Adams w as 3|,|>ointe,l Ki->* fimu Key l.argu siiuthw ani • ion of the Aug. I order *o Hi IllM tolt, Mil*I#| M .I J 'T G#I1 A I I m » * h -v # i : i I .. f Ih* . > m iiii »; III* II «|.a- I rricades a c r e s the Y a n g tsr chairm an o f the election em in i.l- und <ms'l c ru ft w arning! (nun CJuvernor's bed-itle ut Jaek-onvillillbiiMltitg * f Ib# ¥ bu t.l.t N« Ulltl t Hit I l.ml.ib i'll v*. •*Iii*to ii Mi i II amt the Governor |ii-r«ormlly Iv tr below H ankow , (e atin g tc r by i're* 1, 1,-nt 3'. K. Hini|»i«< K.-y l.u rj.i im rtjiw ard \Vv*l r.’i v u i f l 'Fi. t li .t i f - IM III i*k#M '# lu ll tall.m l, |ill«b**l lltab. | **f |(V tu officiate a t the annoal elec­ signetl i*., leaving Judge A lim v h a t advanehvg Japanese w arI'ulin Iti-srh. |li.lMHI III ll 4* loss I ( •*| t If* k a f l.'l I mh I ii • i it k* *1 \at lIi I'llM here under the Ju ly l:l order. •hip* soon woukl reach points tion of director* of the Cham ber The biin-uu said a “ squall ll* v I*. .Ill# 1**1 Ml Ml ll# | I bn tly, ; t l i b 'urtlily, t"in|il#( of CommerceBut Uman and the Bur Assis-i.i from which th ey could ahell the .b | *i* ' i5 M 'l'iiK va••r k Mil th* i*i#lto'll|ly O ther member* of the comm it wav* n in th uf Cuba wilt prs* lion Committee appointed by the |irrv#li' lb# 1 111 f«I*iti i*( environs of the capital. I*'*>f i • \ ••I bih l^ ri iffiMA tb# nut*! l.loyil F thruugh tlivir stra its w ith <i,i,ic association III ***t'ie the q uestio n , fri'lll " t|f I •Mfl|' .1 HI III |lily f.»| i* *b T he Japanese arm y waa re ­ tee aru an folowa: dung, r In sm alt vessel* iliirun; IHUnl In III4*1# (tt Iltlll/* III* valti" •Ib 11>i i Boyle, Fred Forw ard of Forest attack ed the original older, <av p o rted maaaing additional in­ Ib* |i;M<u|f# uf Hi# #»» rk 11 •Mil lln< m-xt 21 hours but is is 1-111 nf IIMlIllill, It* lilt III ul (■••til# 1 :im *I fa n try divisions a t two o th er City, 1). K. McNab, F. W. Tul (Vi;i' i/i-il th a t tills is not u severe Ing the sig n a tu re s on both the lluw t*» k* |i I hern *M l*l«’Mll*tf ‘ •*'111111 ••hat ill I#, r*|i#»botl of Oviedo and Jam en li. J u ly 13 and Aug. I o rd e rs sp p oints on the R ussian border in Sturm." O ur pulpo*#. li# utl*l#i|, |4 I m I.i l l ) VAIll'll ru lll ntoiillrH , to.la till p e a rrd “to be alike and signed t>) p re p ara tio n fo r expected r»'w Sharon. kt*r|» 1m,yn fut him Ilf# iii u tony •*|i |m#*i *| |.y th# lllu # A i m y un«l#» M tcorulugista said there would a person o ther thun the G overnor, Mr. Simpson railed a tten tio n S oviet a tta ck s on Japanese-con­ 11liiat lh« v to ill • mii t iv# 'h # ir Ihn! Mui**» G # ri. H e n ry l» Khm *II •f In- fresh tu strung easterly to w it; Branch Cone." to the fa rt th a t the elrctioll but tro lled tarrlto ry . Ih# G # m i i ; im N u lM 'iiu l G u iy n l. w ith C ham ber's offieiul • qtiulls tislay r . i l tonight wqh (B u t •• T allahassee Hnineli I l#n( liliii.ls, u m i mmiiI i mi I It 4* I Ii"y T he naw m ilitary areaa were lot in th* winds of 30 to tt) miles per hour Cun* said in a statem ent th u l h • ‘ toill liv# inti m i l , u * fill, list |•|*> lllu ' # 'h u ll '.I.IMHI 111*11 III# H ill# roster of m em bership, and th at rep o rte d to be the vital no rth •m A iiii'ric u n f t ir m ut# "fibfhi liv n . m the sffie te il area. did not sign th e July Cl o rib r). M a t t r l i i - f i t o f Manchukuo o p ­ u member Clip subscriber must II# also i# iii ill is#* t| mi In* fi|H*r m # “ *h# I U m R ii i iiv u t h r , ih i |i |imn# i | The tnqiical disturbance was |uiy hin dues by A ug 15 it hi* . poalte Soviet F a r E astern mllil#lir# t hi L mim| m- iiiiMi#i|iiil#ly uf I*i h u v# I.i i d I* *1 triM»|»*« ut <•ti I f discovered n ear S t M arlin Island fortresses home k ta ry h ead q u a rte rs In H abaroesk name i* tu appear un the ballot, in the W est Indies Monday mornI r r G»# war *Iii i iiibf *abit li | Mm* h# l* "it. It ih .f j uii*l »* T # x a i in u la , ^ (o r K habarovsk) and th# dia- a* th a t ia paym ent deadlineim: It has moved rapidly w est­ COLON , P anam a. Aug. "■ - »**'" •' m "'V ......... .,f easte rn trt'i m liiu r t*» ri«|ilu r# N i w O rl# a n a , Mr. S harun a: • I W alter llnympuled border region 1500 miles ward. dim inishing in Intensity (IP)— R eturning to the C n.ted * n|* ' " ' " a l Kn...,u fmlnlcd ill# bitot r M l’»aiaa||i|i| Rll'U 4M*I reported on p ro sp .cta of n rrurICearteCee • • ra » e r# o f» S:ill ,\llt«illtoi ulltl ulhiT T r i a l ipg the istab liah u ien t in Sanford r . ii losing all signs o f th* “or- S to le , from a “ g.....I w .ll" m w “ » •«' •••»••"••“ ............... . |M'inli. .io n to Colom bia, th ree U nitad u rf-s-MI. .1 .....I money v alue. ysniii-d re n te r uf e irc u liliu n .” of a firs t clan* to u rist cabin A It b**ii4r $i mii# nf G#n#rul l lm The San Ju a n , P uerto Rico, B totoa arm y “ Flying Fortresses • " 'g h t Amerlcamp by Fall, and ata ted th at it m H’i l u. ka ««un holil |h# rtiemy l ' h" M - ' ,ru'" ' " good contact had been m ade with office i.f the W eather Bureau landed at F r a n c e F l . l . l , t-...al||tiio ii# la ry »yil#Mi, b# mii<|, *uk piMjih Mf |{#'l r r r # k , hr ilir»il#«l saki “ Disturbed Z o n t, y riteriJay. Th# bi* rra a reliuble operator who n g iv ­ this m orning I gvniinu Hi.it to# nli«»ulil alwuya that h# nbihl b#tt#r fitfh*. a ilrlu) ing aeriuua con side ra t ion ta pon- conditions prevail over th* south- r o v t r tt l Ih# UH0 mil## from llu labor fur a alrunir fiuuiu-ial ayv $r14f ur'inn by withilrawin^ b u nut r a* tern C aribbean w ith indica­ f o ta , Colombia, In th rr# h# if* • ibMitie* her*. It in expict.-d thill n u m lirm l triMipM tu higher, cl**ai* r trm . n d 17 m inut#a, lh#ir av#raifi* ............................... , .. a definite annul, • rinvnl will In­ tions of a slig h t cyclonic develop­ a ___* luti.I »everal mil#a (o the tinrMi »*f * , * » * * .■ . ... i A t'h iir Ifrunan m »mi| m | in tb ment hut w ith no i t r r n r winds •pood being 201 m ile, a n hour. .. ............................. „ „ „ ihe r i e r k ami th#re make a alaml T h a B oard o f D lracU ra o f th* mad* in th* n e ar fu tu rr , they it p rted-'* while atoUitiNg '.heuretual rein K lw nnla C lub a g ra a d W odnaaday ax id. T. W. Law ton, a C ham ber i f fuirrnieitla which «uul«! turn tli** a fte rn o o n to purchaao a p a ir o! t|*L* hi hla fuvor. T axaa pum as a n d praaant them Commerce d irre tu r and Huperiutendent of Public Inatruclim i, le |$# mad# thia wi'hilrawal fimlto th a S anford to o . |y yeaterilay n u (h a t th# Brown'* T h a d a b baa loag. m itn U in » J ported th a t the S ta le Ituad l)r"ro-ordinal« m! a tta c k " on th# r e n ­ a n In ta r ts t in tb o M o a n d on p a rtm rn t had ordered Im mediate sa v a ra l occaaloaa baa fn m lth o d rep airs to the bridge over E ronSOUTH PA R IS, Main*, Aug. Police Chief Roy t i. W illiams a tte n tio n o f police a n d the v io ­ ter uf ih# Blu# lino #i|>#ndrd it* m*If n u inly on thin air. T h t two fu n d s tow ard b u y in g anim al* luckhatcbeo Creek, a s a result of 10. —</#)— P o rm tr Deputy Sher­ d c c iirc d W rdnra<lay City speed la t o r •a rre s t, d . . ... Cham ber’s activities in ru-opera- iff Francra M. C arroll tuday took main bodiea fira*. actually mad* a n d oth o r Im provam anU . Coiiiim oting ii i the action of law s will bo enforced on Park Jam ** L M uugbtoa bad ax- llon w ith o th er groups. the stand in a n tf f o r l to prut* th e C ity < nmmixsmn Monday contact thia murnlng af t er anolh L L. M a m d e lte , rb a irm an of through an alibi hla lnr,)c«nc* of A venue a t all tim es and warned l.'g h t uidering him tu tak e w h a t­ #r nitfht of marching and wai'm g p rtaao d Urn doairn ta aocnra a p a ir o f paaaaa fo r tb a to o a n d th • m urder of Dr, Jam ** G m otorists to observe ell t.-sffic e v er action necessary to m ake and inan- uvtring. T h tr * wtr# »#v« laid plana to build a cago aim llar Littlefield. C arroll had bmm ac­ th e re and o b e w h tre ;n the city. th e avenue safe, C hief W illiam s #ral nharp •klrmish##, in on# t f which wpiiit ra n au high that rifl# to th a t recen tly com plaU d fo r N O N -6T O # F L IG H T cused of killing th* doctor and A motorcycle patrol nas been a sse rte d th a t cilkien* of Han­ butt 1 and flota war# uird, nl* tb o U oparda. How ovar, tbo ally the U tte r's wif* by Paul N. established especially tu enfurce fo rd a* well a s tu u n sts will t h u u ih wi*hout acrWua rffrtl*. w aa u n ab la to p ra v io a funda foe PA R IS, Aug. 10. —GP)— The Dwysr. 19, who previously plead­ th o law on P ark Avenue h ave to drive more ra rtfu lly in Th# Blu# forerg reported 'h e tbo p u rtb aa o a f llw t t g m oon A ir M iaiatry announced y e ste r­ ed guilty to tho stm ch arg e and a n d C harles H olliclaw , who h a t tb* fu tu re in order lo prevent raptu re uf a major and captain ta in c ats, M tanw M I* M l. M o-.-.i- day th a t O rn rra l Joseph Vuit- la serving a lifo a tn u n c a In dan* special d u ty work for Ih* w holesale arrestsand five other officers of th# to n b a d inqalrwd a '» )u t lb s p.**- laraln, e h irf of F ra n c a ’* -**r fore* prisonfore* fo r sev eral m onths, has H e pointed out th a t signs have Hruwtitg aa well aa thrv# truck* •IbO lty of aocurtng aomo pun g«n#ral s ta ff, and • s ta f f would C arroll cUitnod ha nraa a t an keen given th o job of palrtdlm g b«*n painted and placed at ssv loads of infantry, comprising th# a n d roaabrad 3 v i w f t / m Now 0 J r • as-atop to Borlia* In throw Am erican Legion m eeting th e th oroughfare to m ake It safe e ra ! places along P ark A rvnu- tulk , it waa laid, of Company E, Ifc a tia fa k , T * x , fafacmt* g mod*rn w arplanoa A ugust l l . night the doctor waa killed. f o r pedcatrians and m otoriata. W arn')!; drivers of th a spent ICTth Alabama In fan try . Brown th a t n m ala * « l t w e g u t D w ytr charged CarraU killed the Chta# W illiam s aakl aoraral limit, which la 25 mile# per hnn took ___________ _ tk# __ ___ • 7t#mm gtui of Blue* la ta d , a bout Ihfwa M i l k * *4 JA X WOMAN NAM BO phytic lets because the la tte r peraoa# have been a rre ste d al- j» U*« rcxklcnUal icctUm and 15'am i sum s iwvhty ptlaonera of Ih* v a t o avmilabla I t * f I 9 T , knew about tbo re e d y fe r exceeding th* lU t h South Carolina Field Ar Tha Uwaam rlab boned of CHICAGO, A ug. 10. _ < * > _ lions w hich C arroll's daughter, lim it e f IS mile* per hour in the fa*- Ihe business section. T ha m atU r waa b re a g h l ta Hilary. Mr. MoagMoaV pradfNUMM a Mrs. Loots McCoy a f Jack m ade ag*|n*t h e r fath ­ residential ■act ion* H e added ibw altontiun uf tba C ity Comtbo offer ba had rocaheod and at a a ^ U b , F l a , waa aloctod Bu eBrarbara, to D v t h a t acres ta will also be ■Waion Monday n ig h t w hen a WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 0 .-1 # ) pra*M P rttg a to r a f tk* P y th ian f e r h e proper lighting m car* signed by 49 r ta ld s .,'. —Ecuador authoritative persona “ ‘-i — K r/g k u af P y th ias A ir mall aondeg betw een N ov f e r exeeaaive blowing a f P a rk Avenue aak ln g th a t disclosed yesterday, Ito signed , yaatorday to c a n r a - Y ork aad C a llfa n Ja waa aatah* a f aaadltaa ua* U k a a reciprocal • trade • zssrsgv.t F L O R ID A , t ' At W eekly Lunch U S E D T O -IT Tj o T P R O V ID E R Tht> Ja p n ifte rt-teirutl to ­ day they lintl ri'plllsetl a No­ vi tit Riistinii a'tu rk oil the dispiiteil Silier'un-K n r e a n border while th* war in China rontinuetl ntnlemntect and gtivernnient forceit gained Krmind in N|iaiii. JOE PALOOKA ------------------------ OFF-SIDE l I, n ti o G O O D W ith D e v isio n s T h ro w n yma ay** faal oaaa, (r**h. alvtl M idi hot, rfactiv •an d far tria l bwttl* y/i'Tus A nd B ut F resh g lia .3 7# .))• rull#«l la S t a g e C h arg e T an k s EYE S T R A I N 3R RENT S A N FO R D . I _______ ['Classified Advertisements ffc r I AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER VM I't iiilin -r * i ! .I . . l.lalai##* THE STANDINGS «tak<a« u Chinese Guerillas 'Organize Attack LORI DA i> t Member Associated Press Japs Repulse Soviet Attack In Border Area C O LD S Heat f ..iin i» A— T 4mjn mm.4 r#ll#v#« E IT H E R W A Y YOU L O O K AT IT w VOLUME XXIX firat Bar n b w ic }|##da«k«, »•!»#. 30 a iia ataa Try -W ak-U fT laH " • i _____________ •__________ M A L A R IA Millie McNeil, ciiarge.i with diaurilerly conduct. w a. di*mlna.d. E lbert Davis, chnigcd with gam bling, wa* a n . e n r d to pay I'd) or spend 90 day* in jail. Fletcher B ryant, charged with gam bling, wa* sentenced to pay J50 or spend 90 d a y s in jail. The case nf John Merry, charged w ith gam bling, wu< con­ tinued. All gam bling charge* wer* fnr "C uba" violation*. Marvin M arshall, charged wj(b disorderly cra.luct. wa* * -v tenced to pay $7 50 or *pcnd IS day* In Jail. Marie Avery charg.-d with disorderly conduct, nn sentenced to pay $5 „r spend 10 day* In jail. Bemlc* Seolt, c hargx) with disorderly conduct, wa* senterced to pay $ 1 0 or apend 30 day* in jail- J. C, P inaelt, charged with drunkir.n*aa, was sentence I to • pend 30 daya in jail. T he caae of Bishop Allen, charged with S BLOUKTSTOW N. F la .- M o re fruit* a tti vegetable, are being canned by Calhoun County farm women and girla this year th an in 1937, according to Miaa Eloitw Chapm an, home agent. --------I Jerom e Boatie. charged with Only one whito man wa* trie d ! dU crderly conduct, wa* »cnbefore Ju d g e Frank L. Miller I Icncctl to pay t i l l or »p«T.| JO Monday afternoon in tha reg u lar ( 'lay* in jail. I’reaton William*, weakly *c«*ion of M unicipal i M unicipal | charged with dlu ird erly conduct, Court. The white man wa.* wa* Jack *■* *antenced to .pay$10 or Thnmaa, charged with lo ite ry .f, *Pr n<! 1 0 day* in jail. Mari * Me* who w ar sentenced ti' 30 day* in Nell, charged w ith contem pt of court, was sentenced to pay $.1 j«U. The following negroes were or spend 1 0 day* in jail. tried: The r a le of F o ster Sm ith, •charged w ith operating a bust net* w ithout a lictnse, w as con­ tinued. The ea*e of John Burns, charged w ith pilfering w l < disrnis.nl. S e m in o le M o r e I- u n i \ m l \ i t i i M i i n l . i r \i> i lo ■— ■■ . V ’ _ ■ ■ r Q � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 1938; <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/e55a8b44a0679487eba569b66b10b1f6.pdf fb2a4b6459f6f5dba8aae330113aa50d PDF Text Text 4 *- ... * Harold Returns To Films After Three Years’ A b s e n c e Antics Of Dummy, Charlie McCarthy, Provide Comedy PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF A U G U S T 7 A T T H E R IT Z i Firat Show At 1:00 O'clock Ever, Diy Sunds,. Monday— Edgar Bergen, **Charll« McCarthy," Andrea Lee-la, Adolph Menjou in "LE TTE R OF INThODL'-- riON." aereen, after an abeenee of over lu e 'la y , W filnfvlay— lljioh l Lloyd in “ PROFESSOR a year and a half, in a mirth-r BEWARE.” Al-o Richard On, Chester Norris, -Joan Fun quake of laughter entitled "P m ! lalne in "S K Y G IA N T ” fetsor Beware," the film thy' Thursday, Frnlajr— Margaret Sullavan. James Stewart, playa at the Rita Theatre Tiiea -TH E SHOPWORN ANGEL.” Addrrl Joe Benner with dav and Wedneoday. lie ha* Richard I.an-, l-orrame P rirs T , Paul Gullfeilr, Kay Hatton ehrwen for a story a tale a* tvp lenlly Lloydlan aa hia world-fa | in “ I'M FROM THE CITY.” , Rntiirdny-The Manrh Twins. IVUy an I llohhy in "PEN; moua gtaaaleaa ‘'tyeg1a**e*." nndj ROD'S TROUBLE " Alr-o The Three Mcsqulteers in "O U T­ aa la hla euatom, preaenla n LAWS OF HENORA." charming naw leading lady. 1’hyl AT THE PRINCESS lla Welch. Sunday, August 7,— Henry Wileoaon, Marian Marah, In hla lateat film venture ■PRISON NURSE ' Alas Jack Randall in "GUNSMOKE Lloyd playa tha part of a downTR AIL.” and-out Egyptologist whoae drSaturday. August 13— Roh Raker in "W ESTERN lire to help anyone in distress causes him to he bounced nut it T R A IL S " and "BORN TO BE WILD." Ihe halla of learning and 'end* him on a eraiy daah scro** the ritntinent with Miaa Welch at hla heeli. IOARET SULLAVAN AND JAMES STEW ART •r far tha first tfi !• ‘TVs Shepwora Aagal," ( | The picture open' in Cali­ fornia where Llnyd la aecn n* af a B ro a d .., ikawgirl, aa Amari the allghtly ocrewy profevor Itky ptaybay. Tka aew plclsra will aka< employed In the Egyptian wing of a leading museum. In hia ileaire to help Miss Welrh get n aereen teat, he aide an inrliriatml talent acout, William Finwley, who haa loat hla Irnuier*, thereby loalng hi* own pant*. . . and hi* job. Mranwblle ha ha* received nil offer of a Job from an archae­ ological aapoditlon, providing h<-|tar. pay hla own faro frofn the Weal r Mlaa Sullavan brilliantly porroaat to New York. Broke, he ltay» the role of n gold-digging atari* hla dlaay Jaunt aeroaa ilea lahowglrl who marrlca the yocng, erta and mountain* and rolling I naive aoldler, Janie* Stewart, te plain*, all the while puraued by |cause ahr wnn'.a him to go to MTm Welch, who, without giving, France wi'h a memory and aim i away any aacret* of the aereen I hecauoe he la the first man who plot, turn* out to he a wealthy ha* rver Inoki-d upon her a* a I heirraa In the final reel. On hm One woman. Her o:hrr h-orett- i rinii-country trip, via freight ear hiart la Wa ter I'idgr'wi, ‘ hr daah-1 and other dubiou* mean* o t , ing man elnuMnwn, oho know*, -'.ranaportatlon. he run* Into |.|nn and lovra her f-r what ahe la. el Slander and Raymond Wnl ( All thrre perfnrmancra ale exhum, trampo, who atlek to him rrllrnt aa are 'hour of |he other player* including Hattie Mi-Dan T A K E OVER— Tim Minsk twlas, Billy a ad Behhy. clour than learhra. Balling out j u*t |n Gmo (he 9 W e fla g , are ka«k again fee tkeir third and meat tkeilllng Arriving in New Y'ork, Llnyd I Nnt Prmllrtnn, Alan Curtl*. think*) U Richard Dia In this ataga* one of the funnlrat nun-'Sam l^vrne Eleanor Lynn and MHnre (n the "Fa*red" aaga— "Panred’a Deeble Treekle" at arene from "Sky Giant.’ Day ing p ita neat Salarday. edy altutllana it haa erer been I Charlr* D. Brown, t» crack pilot who attempts in the privilege of thla Interviewer I Thr period of the pir’ me la tD17 ' 'each a swaggering aviation i*uFifty-one D« Hot* county e|t- to wltnea*. Rtfuaed entrance tojsnd all the color and eartlemrnt dent a lesson. Dig tosses his joy rua men formed an atmoiitjon Mlu Welch’* yaeht anchored In t f the World Y**r ia Included. II. stick overboard, but as seen above on C. potter deftly directed the film .! the table* are turned on hirn. lart week and announced their Ih# harbor, he run* amok Intention of joining a state-wide tha dock, Inaulting people right' "The .Shopworn Angel" alan ' Cheater Morria and Joan Fontaine grower* organlaation to be formed and left, until h* haa a email tuarka Miaa Kullnvan** deliii1 a* u| are the other two alar* of this 'ailed mob at hla heel*. T ' lalngrr end a dancer. at Lakeland. raciting RKO Radio picture, hmiw ii liifk'l 1 CLUB * ■ ^ownmAuai^l ■ Ail FQ% Pr'i^V* -U Fine, arret dramatic situathn* inter*|ierr,rd wi<h hilarioia eonifdy momenta march grandly across •he rerren of Univetsal's John M. Stahl production, " A Letter «.f lntri>luction," which opena tnmormw r,t the Rita Thratre. Ad Iphe Menjou, Andrea I .reds and George Murphy provklr the drama. The cnmeity in exrrllcnlly taken care of by that remarkable fair. Edgar ILrgrn and Char ie McCarthy. Stahl, the producer-director, ia known for hL. intenaely powerful and tragic creation* aurh at Back Street," ••Imitation,of Life” ami "Only Yeaterday.” Yet, "Let­ ter of Introduction" shows he ia alto maa'er of the art of creating high comedy rapidly and effec­ tively. A tucei>iion cf vividly contracting imoliorml arenas, foiccfil direction, auperlutive act­ ing anil n powerful uml drama’ ir r fairy, the picture stand* ua John M. Htahl’a finett to da*e. Andrru l-e ij« and Adolphe Menjou carry the alury of un ng ing artor who dineovera. through a letter of intrml ue11on, that he ia the father of a grown Haught*-, THIS IS AN A R T IS T S CONCEPTION of an off-aUgo .1 P*nn«r, tb« lU r of RKO Radio*! “ I'm From TH# City.1' inai, In crlcr, iiMUtad by Frank Karr, young Tost* eirti • carrfvtly drawn f«co with Ka* and tit cut out of paptr and pasted on. "I'm From Tho City" prvtaati Pan rola of a thy circtia rider, who can perform only affair hi hypnotised. 1 /toy ■ Joe Penner Is Induced To Ride Horse In Race Without First Being: Hypnotized ^ ft®* mpa Claimed, ions Oldest Of ierican C i t i e s (M PA. Plo., Aug. 6. — (f i* ,?*, among th* yuunger of lean eltlea, haa a name and f)T aiming th* Atilcat. kJI* the flty't cominriclel jopment date* back leaa than [quarters cf a century, it been a community alnce tohilHg firat white man aalted Tamp* Bay. |jn D* Narvaea brought hi* ’,bt<o tha bay In JB28, only Mra after Ponce He Leon |aP Florida tha firat timu, jataaent all*' of Tampa waa M*dquarteri of an Indian E lr tha name of .Mueoaco, long U|* In ii .t ■ m * u e m a in s A M y a t e r y — —— LIVE OAK, El*., —{IP)— The allying of Fred Colllna, U v* Oak taal driver <**t aummer remain* unaolvcd * j far aa o ffi­ cial record* above. Seven peraon* were Indktad on firat drgreo murder chargt* In connection with the cue but May but later were all frted without trial. Circuit Judga Hal W. Adam* dlamlaalng the charge* for lack of cuffkicnt evidence. Collrii anawered a call from th* railroad atatlon the night of June^SO, io.17. Hie body waa found early tha mat morning by th* crew of a freight train which atniek hla taxicab a light blowTha englnrvr aaw tha tail lit* hml been By Ih* Aborglhd* there roconl* to testify, nor la 1 Information on how had been eruahod with * blunt |w) born* th* Indian Inetrumrnt. The t u k lb door* lenpi or Tlmpa, dom war* lockesl. It* prvaent name woe Sheriff P. B. Cannon queatlened many peraona ilurlnt, hla V. Haddock, sccidaiy Invaatlgatlon. Later W. II, GiaChamber of Commerce, qua, special stata biveatlgitor, records Indicated that waa aaalgned to th* case by the i ' English look hold In Governor's offka, Th* Vcllctlutrhor wai then known manta followed but th* chargt* it**, meaning ,1AdJ*c*nL*’ wer# dlamlaood. or »t#nf", he held, “ 1* ip) or Tampa meant tn nguag* 'split wood fur M u sicale Sponsored *Uo w u known*tr> oge, he Wide “ end a i m under that B y A u ro ra D ix o p Mia* Auroia Dixon of thin city aponeorrd a musical* Wednesday aftamoon at th* Oty Hall k> whlyh tha pretemad her OTOE* Neb.i Auf< — A* j. n 0bbi« rtporttd that f i i u hopper* became ao numcrou# !n hi* He’d* that tbay clogged hi* harveatlng machinery to the point It would not operate, pro confaaau will bo tnlcroil aaalnat you. Thla order ahall ba piibtlahad one* a weak for four ronaarnllvu weak, la Tho Unnfurd llcralb, a nawapapor puhllahad In Hanford, nominal# County, Florida. urmun to have Pcnnrr a trick bare hark rider in a circua, rkle for her in a big annual cowboy '•aceWhet the woman doean l know h that Pertvtr i* scared to dfllti of a horse, and can perform hU ileiclrvil feat* In the elrcua ring only whtn he la hypnotized by lame. if. from the **iff T H E n o n w r i.fr It HALT Y ru M I'A N Y . • ' Coimacllcut corporation, to EVA X. I I I I t N I m»N„ ,mn«f • hi*umbering th# (rthilt* Mild pri>iiil)i*a illu a tt tn B#mlft#»I# fnurtlr. Florida. Kiwi th*rrtn tt**rrlh#d, ant. upon your fi!lu ih mi tn np|if.ir and defend ill l«l Milt* d#rr## |»r*i rtiu ia u ti HrIII tio* r lilriF .I L*f»l Nolle* Hook If. pat# A double romance Involveif a ring mnstrr anil a siren, end a trick circus rider and a ranchgrown lais, is thr.'aded thr ugh rut Joe Pmnrr'n current *cie?r vehicle, " I ’m From the C ity" The alacaing story revnlvia around the cfforle of Richaiol Lane as a smooth-lalkr.; ring­ master, to get rich quick b> fil­ tering ino a deal with a rant li­ MKalflkl y«»u- it ih F u i m i K i i o n n E iir n that lliia »ird#r publUhid him-* n weak fur fnur Mtfuwmitlya w rrk f In Th»* Hanfuril lltraM , a nawnpapcir |iuI*IIsImmI In Riki)f«tr<v ftfunil iiula ('<m nl y. FI nr Mn. I*»N K and n itU K ItF U i| Haafi»r»L Kiurkla. thla &th day n! Au «uft; fy ii. U. |l HXUTII. Aw J inis a o f th# whov#* r ly ifil I'utirt. nirrii'N o r NAarKirs i s i .h Note* la herabr alvsn that pur•until lu (Inal dacraa raiHlar.il on tha lllh day ot July, Ilia, Ini that certain rausa paiidlna tn tha I t'trvutt luurt u( trie Ninth Judli-lul rircult i.l tha Hlata ol riur-1 11-a. In and fair Kami not* I'uuniy, ■ h.r.ln t'lTY UE MANFOlin. Kl.nlttliA, a 'munlrlpa' corpora. Hun. la platnlltr. and Null,MAN M llaV'tlllKMT and EUtA II. fa*. Ft lit Ear, hla wtfa, at ala, ara da* leiiUuiita. tha umtaralanad, ua Miirrlul Xlnaiar, will, within tha leant huura of sale, un llondar. Ilia till dar of Haptamliar, !•>■. offer fur sale and sell to the hl|heet and beat bidder lor rath ai Ilia front door »t the t'ourlUou.e of Haml note County, ,'lurlta. lu Munfnid. riornla, tha fallowing deei-rlbed lamia anil praoilaaa s'tu.iia lii Manilnola Cuunlr. Florida,. to-wli: Inil • of ntorh i of Tier I | of Hanford. Florida, according In g II. Trafford'a map iharaof of record* In iha pubtl* I rarorda of BamInoIa Counlr, Klurloa. aald tala tu ba made 1 to satiety Iha lerma ot aatd de­ cree. W. IIRHBHIIT MI0MKR Hpaetal Master f r k ii n. w lin o s Maarurd. Florida ■ollrlfair for FUlallff THIS M a n y p eop le w ill B u ffe r u nnecessarily fr o m h ea t 'this (i w eek. T h e y w ill fu ss and f r e t and fa n th em selves as th ey scu rry fr o m co u n ter to cou n ter and s to re to store, lo o k in g f o r som eth in g; S a ve steps, these hot days. I* ru n a x a r r c o i k t ig t e n ih* Mlalh JuOlalal Circuit at th* FOR lU M U a N M tfi ■lata or Florida, la aac. for a*oiFLORIDA.IR OIANCRNY. laoto.Uou.ly. Florida. Whsrola MVA K R TOUNUiCamptalnaat ** A i JSkLH h. ttaa Directors » “ ALLsag had as a nAMFlfMMML, CLAIIA MAM TllUNfl: Daf.od.nl hweh Trurtoos of niSGAYNH ordai of puhllrallaa FUORIDA FnUFKKTIKA INC. a To: CLARA MAM YOUNG, WleMFlorida (orporsllon dlenolvsd ba­ la. Kanaaa. iley Chapter (AHA laws of piarYou are hereby arCerod and rehaired (a h. and anpoar apaa tho llh day of Hepi. lalg (■ tho.Mil •» oewplaiat filed agnlnM toa Rn Iha ohnvo clylad rauao old roUrl Tha Poarord KYrhld tn hiyahp deal! nolei. aa »hs. o* w*nntaf->'‘J which lhla orear aaa|0 j k , j U Heh"! for foor maaociAl** wooka, o f a cool porch. T* G la n ee th ro u g h th e a d vertisem en ts in - O’ 11 V ’-fI the new spaper, S it d ow n in th e shade *} -A'-"*•1v ■* * !'!.* • * . ■' J ‘ . m ? *rC*ySaL - -- F in d w h a t you w a n t b e fo r e you g o to buy It. . Is >tks center of tko eUg* lobq roeeo. gladioli aid palm* Aryangfd eel both ikJca of UkOTJpslaling against a bockffd h d of bsmboo snd ssvsrf) ■sit CnJrt;1 and " i ^ i S f i ^ U ? n*«l jMIu'Uahotu X asters. * t y \ Mra. aJolhti Tikaeh sang two lh *D lt ll,U V F * satea. and Billy, Watt, viullnlst, '■> . * V U E ltN ^ M .^ fit) John lUmrlell. ptsrl.t, n - y.ur ISIIurs lo sppolal aaeau u rti load wRk haven) raeryiA •aweto haat within iha guts of «**AL> . 1.. xaMatlAM. Iq eloakig, Mbs DUgave a short talk <n the *g. TbsTs what advertisements are for. You can trust advertiser* to tell you about bargains In tho ads. u save money and minutes and . . . \ �i r , ■* a * jfc * ' i -J- f: . C T T ~ v r' — . s i* r i i 11 i * i t Banford U Til* Only Central City Affording Rail. Highway And Water Transportation W an ted Fem lnole County Produce* ’ Mure F ru it And V n tn a h lr * Than A n f S im ila r Aren In Am erica Ifc ra tf* AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER ;a ' - I 3 > *■ \ VOLUME XXIX Member Associated Press SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. AUGUST S. 1MM --- ■ - Japanese Bombs Kill Scores In Canton Two New Clashes Be­ tweenJapsAnd Rus­ sians MarUiplomat1c Peace E 1 f o r t s £ — Tw enty f«»tir y a r* th n of the Titanic which align* d M nation ngi>—» ♦ I hr four t fit ' ll power* 4: •f In ought .« tr1and niutiilix 11ton nf 1 tVJjWHIJMHl Nid«lii*r<t, tlu rc i ami* Gov. A. II. (HappyI Chnnilli r today conceded the rr-rlrctmn ol Senator Hnrklry uml plftlgrd him his support in the Novrinln-i I i'lection. Sc na Iur Barkley had J the outspoken support of vnriim« New Dealers imtti.llng I’rtMidrnt Roosevelt. Tropical Storm Two new clatthc-i on the Manchoukuoan-Siberian l>or- Reported West O f der widened the gulf lotltty betwteen Japan and Soviet S t .M a r t in Isle I Russ'* whose efforts to negotiate a peace on the dis- Warning far has,, m ppuled m a a frontier so --.1 * . Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet foreign commissar, suld a __ Issued For ^ l ‘ u e rto Rico, Virgin Inlands *------ — « In ihe art of warfare. Yet CViI Oliver L Spaulding* v e t'ra n m ilita ry historian th ie f ilf the 111 folicnl M efi'cl mil » f lln-ir wim lcna a t'spring .h e a rin g on 5 lit,mill.miiwoi l-ran-lmg wilh mt-l ic.t paint. In renter, men nper.i'e . Iipp | ami Ilf I lie D, S Army war rollcgc. will j tell you Unit 1h- Wni Id Wsi w.ij* j‘limm.1 mid fought iii largo meftonr - n the Iiiiah of Iruumn* learned ft mill 1 h#« ntd m ilitt r y m a-H irx, -cvcral «► f whom had gone tn tin* vuiirio V Y hIIuiIIm long In for** the tin ill nf t hrift And if the German* tiiul mdv taken 11arudhil* a lesson to tnmi, they migtit have v\1r* l..i»y J ranrh mar Mn-.m City, Tr* -■ left, man -lump. »n»| ml., h»g -» ,l pen III.-I.II, DrR. W.Ruprecht Purpose O f Group Health L io n s C lu b G ets Is M ain S p e a k e r Is Told By Correspondent 500 Requests For At Rotary Meeting Recipes On Celery li« I'llK S T f IN It v I I I M i T t l N ( . l i n t l it 1Uf and lik* Iv I.. h|. tk »b*wn If ......... •hi* 4-1lu**f* 1*' Li *uuiihip *tf Hit* phy a t, Y.ininent clerk m V'n.hni. Rotnrians Urged To Use Influence In Improving Politics ton w rh on Income yrai ,i Mi»r? ul IJ.tioo j, ui*|i+-ruli h, rt utfi- wilfi .4u oftrntniiig Baby, arttl t<» rich loh*, (*■ ohuhiv you aoul.l join 'he Mill 11 Ifu u l’ b A i m Kill li" !1 ' i if |u timiHril >o In k i' rm •* A lilitiiiK li the R otary <*1uh ranc'i f “lit iiii'tlical iici'tld ! ui LM nnt tiiki' part in a p*tlitirnl ram - a .....th, SB rtu iiu lutlmg family A -t rviileiice that the "t i tkc of w .ir * a* highly ilevidoped L) tlm ancients, f . lorn-1 Hpauitlmg points out that J paigti, indiviiluul mernhtT^ shoutd lfl.it -at’ K,H i* II ill i« || lit * hi' 11, ’ ’ 1. Many military expert* to- use th en |n’i hii mil m f lu»‘Ur»* in Wl . ’.'urlt'B thi* coiitrox n %y !w ' n V 'u-shmgt on'«i Lirtaip 11 cult Ii day believe Get 111any might luve trajUuv mu the quality wf iiuhlic afrf-#K*»nli4»n am i th r A m rricnn v t n the w ar qu ickly If th** rtf flex' hithling, sail) Dr. R. Vk Mi'iJital , \ diauciiiliiifi, a c htro vi ‘ 1 younger M ohke, rum in an Im ir the ! firs t western push, had fullowi I ■X r 1 RupH-cht who viiia th** iirlncipn *■Himi ami hi'x pal li'iil lh •Idea, In'•IN' WlM it t.*1ullp wL h Ntiuiily fill ii mu - Ml illhfd i itf in • ul .if ' he teeth of *'l I'tfll Inr |•hv HHiaii* h-av u»k til. 111 lllll ^ Lh thi* Lui il.'ll i.f 4’ill i"K f"t \Y|! ||s9111 thin' "ii. 1 1Ilf ill'll hi'i ll 11-."! [ndil p.Oil 4 ill ill ui \ tuimi <K auf "l 1ul pav mu (til II*A. Me.li. *1 Th.>• Smii*tv took i t t i-ivi'tl hv th r 1 u‘ii-• hit. tiu m Hlijt. U tliM-aVlU'il i' A(ill Inloll >>i y,it ion# pal 1-e o f tin' ■*nifdiv I In- il.'ien or **. ]«h> dii Kin-. i*m i|'n - f 111j* Dud tk hoiik Of 4i t.lV filuycTt in the gi nu|i henIht i Inn. r«-i'i|H*p l,f»* «ru* ihi'io here. K<|mMon truly «eiwm-* T.o^ i i l t o f it*«(ui ' . i *• iid tf.l lot a |ihy*tcian Kiii*h.i, tin i (n u n ii p d h lu itv iiim p i Ukflt 'poll |io- |nh»l-. follow itlg tin |'i|lt| ill t •1.-.I tax III. 1 .on 1 1 ill • t th. physician s pi ut'* ieinif S f V4 r ill VTf f k4 ago ( t I'll l.m g lr •hem, ilee lilt CiI tu pel lllll tslli 111 iltlf it fo| 1I.l k 1 llltl. 1 14ID , lo a ’ II. n t h I'hv sirtniM f i nd ’ h* | ("ii j linn 1 i «•|l Y•'Il "I” it. Mu m ooii M u li him lo m i ....... . Mitt *oi 4' humltt 4i|» Thu' wn» • ■.i.i- uddirw4*'i( to lh. I*., at . Ini. 1.i fulfil! IT<hligiil mil-*, Wil || i f pijijrvt •Ul l4ili 1 1141.1 lot "U* ■ lien IIII llinl I « n il I on 4'i'I"i V i r t’H't1 ho.'l Influx Of C a r d s Is Result Of I’ uldieit> At (on vention \ uhnh id*m !■* mu tin* u-ny ‘o ■(naker at th r R otary lunch**"!' util'll u lioaloiy making unli ■'imt half »■ toilay Sjii'iikitiff yn thr nubj^ct "W M ( i rim 11 lU -nl'h. ri*un*i,b“il L\ "An* You A Rutat 11111?" D r. Ru ■It* T Y M h h .fl. (i-nhns funil, r»it lt*MfillY'lt '•tKillH/.H1m I, (umht inidUtnl that rvn y It**1 1•• HflhUtrl h-Mspitul tan aliotiLI firul it m im|M»rt.iut I fen*.I tl-v nii iitbi i -* lu ll lue.lieul uiul u> givt* MPttiuthitig: In Ruiaiy u Million iai a I 'h i* wiiml! l»hysu iun* ul to gi*t wonn-tiling from it lor ur h tea I t ai i- for I rgolin fi t Tiii.fit III> "inn, D wait ultog»*f h i their mem !»*?!<* wince t . l l |il* him*? If. Im hv \ it tni'\ .11 Senate [,ead*. cr Albvn \Y Jiark lrv over ( A I! / • h.inillt-r iiir r r jh n l ho|.»' <d Adm iiuntrs'ion hr iC i *i i*i iiiis tor iil 1hriTfnltl tr iMitiph in in m iirn 'w ’f H»'iinli»r i.i1 |»r iim.irti’H, Irt.v l h.Hi 11 1 t iI.l Y I'ffceiteil tho a.itdll i t 1 IU.fill flUfull t.* Sen* ator It,. 1kh V •1 k< titili­Wy In .1 • Mi:» lt ill t||MV tvlrgram tiulilV 1h 4iolh 1 .0.1 “ I'rpsiilmt r•-*! your R....... 1' x.ir.t hf 1f t III 11 iand a uni f"i cl i of Kentiukv 1»• m.M • Its ai'f •fi 1 1«» ret III l| v •u 1 1 V> | > till' will of rh.« oixi fit If Y "I IIIV 11How oil lMl 1 I..40 ii-* I’ u'tu . tdihia or n i!" M i t-:ifiiili'i nii■*1*»n*"n hia UflUf v'•PI.... It. 1141 k t, y m lha N. Yi 111h« t * It. . il . I .! D i S eti«t"i« Robert f uh llu k l. I o f A* katt o f Malm A-II h• V.4I tint mu u ,1 II t i l l '1 f H i n w i y Lillies. I* a|• t i lemnnl* Roo wt-v e il h ic k - i'l ■*. ngnin«t Sen atm I**r|M 4 rati!(• i»rwnebl 11yi t» W m Hi Clark, I i i . yv iim j iifin g * * .« iml)T* 11*-111c u i i* t .if tiiiiia i.-lia iiM ii (l.ilu !»•* |*ti|M . whii iil‘l|M || w ntl* ^ JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 0. — j completely the famous SdiLefLu ntw bomber claah occurred to­ th, rt >i|i 1 <xj sT •" I ,41 l fill"* lint ap* fd*>—Weaher Bureau said San- plan, based ip « Hannibal** itra r i. i .ii ji ii % R imi tfv i*ll i i i »*m •mi riia day near fiuifcnho, 250 mile* Juan, Puerto Kicu, office issued I gy ut the battle of ( ' mmie in » I,- i Li i C a - n *-lf ^ ty f.tl runnorth of Changkufeng, where[ a warning today that u tropical iMUAl < •yit11' f \iili il apatiHl fh * guvRuaalana and Japanese havo been disturbance ha* brrn rrpurtc'l lm World War immortal* , him , at .......... . lull ami embattled line* ^uly 2V on the! northwest of Ht. Martin ixrtt th'i> llindenhurg Inn- of <•.<»• m i i..» tq iiir \YhU** I I musi* prorti'tv rntrenchmrnts but Julius height* near the Junction of thej l.l»nil. I** ♦* Mi Korean, Manchoukuoan and Si-: A!^, 8:-*° A. M. advisory raid ('«t*'»r, who, Inciilriitaily, fought \ \ lllll' III t llO 1•' 11Xi ito .il f.t \ i k a n -ii t IC. |tri*H.'HlaUvo bertan frontier*. I * "tropical diilorbance of *mull ahfOg the Marne and Air?** riv I mgfc ili- ti ihof I Ut. ild« -L.Un Mi« I* Hun ImLI a rally ho Thi* m eeting was (inMitUnl o>»i a vo U uiiu iy i i g anizalinn hut m iiu h ’. im thl iiof have B 'tld a III the Sun f diameter and slight to moderate' er-*, envolved a" rlaborate «yoin an ,| t.i .Lit. How I.1M The Japanese foreign o ffic e i ,« |..> mI I n th>- l'ri**» Itlm t •« a few mouth'*, 2,.r»tHI fn li-iu l cm Im-nC.il' CVCl v nc .if th" cm .I 11*1said the Soviet army had been’ inlrnaity la centered a ahort dia- lelil of trenches built ui! .cieii by Prosidlrnt ti«n»rir«* KuIIiiim, » Mi i iiia m ay whuni In* h up* |il(iyr?i hu.I J«uiie*l. These, wi'b U|»«m % ‘oti* by m rin W rn u f th" In wtip<» I'htirmart A tiiohf. a St. I tirIs- line, tong infuri*. i I'ccn i I In Un h .io l i lot* repulsed In a "heavy engage- lane? l" nf- wr*t west north we»J of |His i(i i* The only vim nan n riia tu r, then* w mrhi| th eir fi»niitu*N, ikm»nni«-■! t«* ti.lKhl istanf iiiL-itiry general in charge weal alniond-ahaped1 Martin and la moving ;t. The n..cicni t'arthaginian. i lub u n n u tin m l that l Ini n.e t; ment" on tha \ > I.ioi|m >oh' nl >uiii|il. im ^ Iti'i v»' ut Ii yi*«r in pufieri’ n. i f m iti friK * proarcut'inns laihorj po ten ti« In • " f the i lot.. .1 I.l I ' d lo' HY.4' . noili' U'eil elephants, po.ird in f rtr • be no m eeting lietil on Changkufeng hill and an army] northweatvrard. I tiwf| u t t of t o lu m h ia ) ft tit* w in ifirc tP 'l !• v Ml R uohi*' Day as it h it n atio nal holi«!n> - 1 T h r I • 1 1 ii] i. -ati'tnimt h.ihafR*"* 'h* the Kuaaian* Thi* disturbance may Increaae j of the infantry a., tanks were f lot (I communique said ph-ic-i-i Willi the i • till vi It hi’ t itc n lh an ail **ul»i B en efits n f R o ta ry membershipf Medical S n e t y , an A M A a f f ill k M.-do al S' i-u Iy action i .m V i >i i '« nr ho- ved ware in general retreat to the' In Intensity rr.l caution la ad- J In the Worltl War. to break a id the ,.U . n.It o t II ft a nti * war© o u tliru il by Dr, Iiii|ii relit a lt , (»'• n i|i‘ly a lt ticked th YUdiUioit " f the a n ti trufcf laww i > north. Thia followed-rtporta yea- vised in the Virgin Islands and through the rnrniy's front linrptthli »*> f<*r Ilf* L illi all*! S"M1* ne tow aril 'he com pul (t l>r iy titg * i*i Liin physicians »■f i i;»*V . I N'lilgt* W h ile u f ns i-ontluting p rim arily o f the a* IttHtlim' tarday that the Ruaalana had 1‘u.rto Rico and adjacent waters i •m l.I I k iv i 4. The W orld W a r produced it Hole I 'm ini y to'Cfi iili'". itk" S* iKifi'i lL ilk li-y , hat fright t,. practice th eir piofr«sii«n fellow ship w ith o ther r iu 'in h m , ■,ory uiriln l m«ur:ir(c«* a hi.'vutl m it L '11ft imuuui driven the Japanese troops from during the next 24 hours. j new metical genius in Crrmany'* i tn -rnniuy ami else I i iuti'r»iv,rii*il *»' i IU mim ' v H* Mipoptim ism from e lo - r iiif m vugm* N ..ii-.-ti-.-, ic p lic i A n r-i lean Ula hill. "The Weather llurrau said the I .dendorff. Th.* I ..... . I ••e iv e d a L Mei but the nnclent where in Eum pc. Such syatemn Medical I'.H tti hut it wa* Mulkh-y who ■ urioumlmgat the lunch As^ociatii'ii, t an I Ut Litvinoff and Mamoru Hhlgem- next advisory probably would be tire.’k, had their Philopoemrn. fa f i i *iii R I. IIILC IkEl VlO.lfi, til. llli 1Iv they •Iriiiiiiuri-ii ns mu term in hi tr \ M A detide who w ill hr im-m I.. ■iyi'll iin* kin.I yvuitl^ ^n>»n th® piograms put on at the Itin. U a San fin if M Yill** lit, who | 1 11MW Itau, tha Japanese ambassador to Issued tonight unless the San | Iher o f . the modern applkatory |h j,|> ui in hi * M if irlta wpirceh11 itHituBVil •»» l‘« « » 'fa * ! cons, ami the Mpportnnity t«* high ttandardii of nndic.il p ra tMoscow, conferred again but they Jus" office received v/ormatton system of tactical instruction, run m e I i*it aMill ilh the lh«* ( u t . i v \H ni.". « R. pnhlu.iu vrmturlal meet with and ihscim-* tliffenni v irliH ih if INinipanv m ................. .. appeared no nearer a solution ot indicating the development of a i. For masterly execution of t Miiit 1 In tiM 'i* . Rnlu i t T a f t and problema with mm from vuioms M-.|U**Nt lll|v l||,t| i I It ( y ir i l j i i their difference* and the Kus- storm during the day. J swift, wril-ccordinatrd punchr., A -tln ir J D «y nrunved walkx o f life. slan tamper, at least, was grow- St. Martin Is shoot 200 mile* himkt* la* *•«*ii I * •• |n im h i . ut 'V the World War had France'. vv|i|. |if r'ui I fill rt • if, Hu him th® •'ll ill ff«R ru t a il'll |",M' i iff JLllll » Ing shorter. rast of Puerto Rico In the West Marshal Foeh. Yet 2,2fHI year.1 I ’n in lin e In the R otary *l»q!an * i im |>.iii'ii "f Ih 'liin r r * ’ ii* (ic»y« Mr. niun-. Litvinoff rejected tha Japanese Indies. It la at tha extreme before Foeh, a Macedonian youth " f '’Service Above S^If'', M fi" i M a rlin I Davcy fo r ® A f l r r tin* • mu hi itin *.f iht •tend that the fighting could be northern tip of the greup known in hit twenties, named Alexan Ruprcrht »uggr«lr*l that a infill ♦tiifil t 'f t ii .i l u i M'I Chari**r Saw* fier who lives up tn thu oln^ati const I I'lin vrn ip .n iit O .il liin l, ,M» considered a “ frontier incident." ** leeward Islands and I* at dcr, was as brilliant a performer «»nly U not ihung his full part , i i , natiunni i^llfa■ twarned that Russia waa de- least I ,'-<10 miles southeast of l.m gli* rt ■>11tii ns. | (i* I..tn |j,. in rolling up the ur-my'* flanks] \ feuirth *y! at**, Nrtimaka, alby the club, “ Thi» in riot rrmtigh," T h re e un ii who he til up H ire r I. K K n in ir r. (iie^ hleiil «*f Hr- at»■■vl•*i n l itti. •( w ith In V b r" " I " similar eases in Florida{ uud m timing the knock out .. t tint Inc t i i i p rim ary toii»"jrow he iJttil, **In feptny Rotary lor wftltrc • at the TnariKlr loubr- Honda I Pro. Drown-s h-» fa m ily , 11*■ i, r- igj .«*i t | in r r t i iili the future to retort to the most --------------------punch wliat it flnri for yon." fun iu» I’liilurml ran* I* tu ha cue .Land, .1- the ci.n rr «I Cr..1 Fitw a.d pre id"." to S u n fo iil in ,i f.w Yvrrki. Colonel iipauldhig, in bin ah H tfr il thin y r a r . fin v, R. L* One of the best feat urn nl . i ■ ■ i a . i i . i n “ f the Urmin'ik ! minty t i»»o ,rtu ‘*nr and aviation/' sorbing chapters nn ancient Rotary, he raiil, it the better un trench and Park Avenue at U .J0 v . i hat he »■" f in In .in and thr* a i r '* fiv i i Litvinoff, Soviet coi combat in the book "Warfare,'* i ilemtandinir i i pr* iitntlvtM fvrrk lu u n k iillin iti and -appreciation o’clock Sunday night, and I'H't-( (l). ..... . , )irn|, ,u the ties' ,o f affairs, tells hnur young lltt.ilbal. Hind which it in•in hr ra for rath e,l the caih drawer of 121 were meeting " f I he Kemiliole l ’<"M>l' fur third Irrmn. « MOSCOW. Aug. 8.— <A V -R »- in one eye, allowed 'he Unman'' I'rrtl.hnt Rwwrtill, encouf* other. It would be a fine thine. returned here today by Hherltl gn"i> Aug Id ln«=miieh » . I"' w iin u # to rtpulae newal o f the Soviet-United State* to prtaa his center ilmos*. to the I he said. If the leaders of rapitiil agt*d by th** ■•liva*ni r*,numlni» ail Jsp a n ^ attack* with -the trade agreement yesterday as­ breaking point. C. M. Hand after their rapture I e,|>ei l lo he out of liie .'.it. and labor in each community tlfui of ItU lirnHlr l^adT in K®nI thr time. m w v lg o r o w measure* including sured purehat* o f at least |40^Thvn hU crack Infanlvy, which ] couW , M , Ro,lry t|uhi by dtrlando police shortly after lucky, may ink** th** u ff e n t lfi * srtllWry and aircraft H r |i41ip iff)! fi»»l lllll! If w ** 000,000 worth o f American goods bad uianruvtrad well b.ck mi th* robbery occurred. Tht* would hr the best way l„ thi. wrrk against avvoral aouthn i*rrr4u ry fu r him lt» I n* In N**w w“ * In a by economic organisations o f So­ both aide, of tha cint.r. closed tha world to Bill Stevenson,' 27, of Sanford, York mi Aug. 17. . eliminate ^ lubnr • rn rnn to ra whn hav® vo ltd three ^our converaation with the viet Russia In the next 13 In upon tha fl.nkx of tha Rimer • In charge » f the stand at the •trlf*. a g a n u t a au iu ta n tia l p a rt o f th® Ilow rvrr, in* i%i|«!<*«!, In* wmiiM months. Thr ninil.'ii nrmt-minlhly wedge. The Carthaginian cavalry, Visitori at today's lonrheon jn I ,ilne " f l '"" r.shl.wry, had entered hu gli'l to afl'IrCA-i I hr* as.itria NVw Df*»i ■laty communique an. The renewal wa* effective rea­ hit line th- Roman phalanx in i meeting of tin- t!|ly f ’moon : mill eluded! L. I*. Robinson of Win ! th* r1' 11 ..... . wh,,n ,t"* Win a h** rnda h u varsthm ®L Urm any tiin r p iin r lo Ih at Hat* i troop* had driven will he held tiinigM Ut 7:7" A flu ‘ l P « r « h « * « proh-j ,h. re.r, compi.t.d the vUa. Th* ter Garden, Trd Drake of Dr- men walkcl through the door • a T u rw tay and altp® aihur® to or a flfi Aug. 2.T wh«*u h«* T7T— T 7 Siberian territory w Krvatly exceed (40,000,- jjoro, „ #rmy was cut to piece*. o'clock » l the i*ily Unit. l«ndo, and Phil C. Peter of Wm- and ordered the waitresses to lo rHurtt from N p # Ynrk. I he Sm ith, M r . Rm»*rv*dt w ill b# k , 7 * " b o rd » a* Chang“ stick 'rm up." 00 ‘ Colonal Spaulding says that l*r Cardan. Il«? romplim*|>ft Mr. Pur* •■fi |h" last lt*»f uf hia rnid Urm la a dag long fluoday bat. Both In 193l^3« and 193«-37, Cou„ t Von Schllaffrn. great preThen- will hr * “Trmpernnre The name, of the three men vvgnl am! ihfl ulhrr nuauhiH» ui jiiiitniy, lung agu arrangtd i® guaranteed minima of 130,000,-, w tr rhlrf of lha (Jtrmsn grewral t’rusailn" at the Ke-Jurd Womware given as iloh King, Krad thi* Svrrtinolo Himoriatifin LHvbo/f answered the amhaeu(wiii a nu-aiia o f awmging public «u^annually ware far mar* staff, worked for more than 2U Whitten, ami Charlie Woods. their intercut ami eo-opcratmi) nn’s Club auditorium Wrdne-day purt again behind hia idinlnp * j " y * . . * " * "»«• propoaeJa by than filled. In th* first year y en * .reiving a plan to anvelop They were said lo ranga from with the »Ute organiiatiitn, iIp - night, Aug. I", at 7:3" o'clock. Miration. Hi* m ay ®la*i h®vt g g g -M » t . new herder Russian purchases wars |I0,2S to .70 years old. Whar* they cliring he apprerUted thi* sup­ . loddeMa In the area since Shiga- 214,000 and in tha aaeoad 140,- lha French armies and crush turned an Important strategic lived has nut been ascertained. port given thu elate group. County Judge It. W. Ware is­ thrm wilh a modern adaptation and tactical corner In that eamsued a marriage lirener Saturday Work ts progressing according Police were notified Immedi­ of lha Hannibal pincers. paigTi Itclur® ho reach®®' Waill* Th* guaranteed minimum of to sahadal* an Fort Melton Park, to L. Bruce l-aney of 7‘ampn ately after the incident and UfTha Schlietfen Man was to U S rteeff, warning was promp­ *40.000.000 fo r 1937-38 was axington, h® may put teeth Into City Engineer Fred T. Williams fi«* r Robert Wilcox waa on the and Marguerite Ellrahcth Cornell PERMIT GRANTED ted by a new border cUah cawdad la tha first nine months. “ draw In" tha rreiMk array wilh h u e ffo rt tu r® »hap« hi® p a rty of Sanford. ■can* of the crime a few min­ a weak German left w b,l facing reported Monday morning. in the o ff-y e a r p rim aries fo r two Th* United R ut** undertakes * ortfc * f The walks are rapidly being ute* later. II# got a description A permit ha* baan granted J. #t M0 M U , neew Sal, feah* whe’ a to ait*nd unconditional moot-fa- tha frontier of Franc*. When thr y e a r* o f N®w D®»l-domlnal®d Th® .regular monthly meeting French pr*aa*d th* German J<ft completed and work ha* begun on of th* men and their auto and N. Groomer to erect an addition Maacharion n j i n y lug u la Hun. Vend nation treatment to th* th* raqu* and tennis courts, ha th* Information wa* telephoned n f th® B oard n f D lr e c tu ra . of tu a sleeping porch on a house hack toward th* Hbtn«, n mighty Bovlal’a comm*ret. .Thus far, . - the, Rreaidtnt .. k*0 Orlando. DeLand nnd other facing Sanford Avenue between th® Saminot® County Chamber of ^ . German fore* circling far to th* said, 'T h * walks might have bean •naorby eltia*. F.ighth and Ninth Streets at an Commerce will be held in the1 fou|fl*1 * <*f fTn^ rt f * hl* ? * right through Belgium would QUINTS ILL » t w Dra a.na ora for rocompleted by this time had not Orlando police notified th* estimated rost o f fits. A per­ Chamber building Tueaday night swiftly anvelop th* French ■t g;00 o’clock. I nomination* giving hia at rung®*I tha flanks nnd hammer them to delivery e f shall baan delayed SaRford Police Department short- mit has also been granted F. P. endorum»nt to Srrat* CALLINDAR, On., Aug. I— the "tar. for ever * weak after workman >7 *fte r 13:00 o'elotk that th* River* to re-roof a residence fac­ HY—Th* Dianna quiotuplaU nr* war* ready to start. Special Deputy Grand tlaatar ing Palmetto between Second maw had baan captured. far awch Frhlieffen died before th* day •uffer’r ^ from a threat infection Flanting will not begin until The three man will b* held an and Third Street* at an estimated Lhvlaaff rtm* for hU k ig d m n e d of which will kaap Warn ill * waak. •bout th* first af September M * tharga af arm*,! robbery and <o»t o f |17#. "kidney punch." H wan tannwd bat night. Ilia last words ware: “ Kaap enter I* give workman lima to V H stand trial hafare Judge Th* LUhar, Oliva D! " Train accidents resulting trori Street sad Pin* Avenue in an th* right wing streog." Malika, flntal. walk* and courts. It was R. W . War*. painted eat that th* summer Partly cloudy tontgte 4 *4 ' t h * T riaafl* establishment I* d*(*cu In, er failures ef, equip­ official capacity. Former memwho lacked th* aid master's daw hat to permit * h » Mr*. Mary A l*u n ment ware M percent leas tn hare sad Rabakahs are corduilly Tuesday, poaalhly showare Ipg and In n w sdgg.jf lawuutro urate nnd Urea. invited, _________ ‘ extreme south caret, 1937 ikon la 1330, * ■ ■ Orlando Police | Kramer Unable To Nah Robbers Of ' Address Seminole Barbecue Stand Growers At Meet 2i*7r T S T ' ,"elu,11ln* 0,8 Americans To Profit By Russian Treaty OilV Nrws llrirfs Work Progresses On Fort Mellon Park STAn. . r ~ M tis,ooa er lo c a l w e a t h e r ■ iK tL , * '..i - • - ■ / 4 * - | WASHINGTON, Anir. 8.-* (Al't T1»» im«In-;ti<-<( Ken- conflict, iigH inv new am i m ighty engine* of «lt* struct ton, ru*w tactics mid new tl Senator Pope’s Campaijrn In Idaho Is Seen As Real Test July 2H, 1 H I p o iu l A u s t r ia dedajrctl war tin ilMUglily little Si*r but* im iching off tlna war i»f * * 1*4. t i Roosevelt iMay Resume “Purge” Fly AI.KX VM l Kit it riKMRCK WASH I N<. TON, Aug. d. —Of'T CANTON. China, Aug. S. — CAP*— Japanese aerial burnt* falling within 10 yards ef a t'slhnlic fathidral today killed an undrtrrmln-d number of persons, (iariraacni ullirri aulltrrd thr hearlrrt. At least 10 bomba a'ruck thrm. rhurnlnc thr atrrl ar/t rnnrrrtr into tangled pilra of drhrla. Al hough a thorough in­ vestigation at III waa impnsaiblr. It waa frarrd thr raid would prorr the moot dratructlve of thr rrpralrd Japanrar air at'Srk*. An Aaaoriatrd I’r'tn rorrrapomtrnt rnuntrd 71 hodlra and offirlatn estimated rlly-wlde ranHaitian a> 111 drad nr mi-w­ ing and 1R0 wonndrd- i .f •j Hopes Are Increased For Three-Fold Tri­ umph In Tuesday’s Senatorial R a c e s Methods Based l pen ! Lessons Taught By i O l d e r Strategists aps Claim To Have Repulsed ‘Red’ Sol­ diers In Hot Fight » ® b c t d urutitcessf ul. . New Deal Is Elated O ver Barkley Win THEIR WOOLENS N e w T a d ic s O f F ig h tin g Arise | From World W a r BARKLEY WINS Soviet Tempers Growing Shorter Ilf AMiwtstH I*rr«* FLEECED OUT OF , 'i :N1 MIIKR 29fi Established In 1908 ------»- �pjw.-.: M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 8. 1 W * [The S a n fo rd It; HTNING KTfUKKfl Damned It They Do— Herald SI-RANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX Katafcllahea la i m leO ***** alteraeea *•*•*! A Kv« rvttttc rmticeil, w v i■■i 1>-**. mill a p p ro v.'l, .!> <si 111 Maaaalla I t m o ,lnni*>' I'm i n wiirtilUR In Hie l .i'iks d| tlif cfiuii ry to I hmpii up, >ir idsp. Tin- or t'lte, in 'll * n t-***. woa th;i' il Hi" I'Ui'k* dnl mil rhniu!t' tlm ir fun riAu i c polity anil It*nil Iti'ilit’) ritoi»> frot'lv in ImHirifHi m. u tarntpra, anil o t ln r imlivnl 'i'll!* who want In liorrn w , (In jo v i'in n ii'ii wonlil In* forri'd to 1'n hint'* I'Xti'iiaivi'l> into 'hi* li.ihkihK tjn.-niif.-o* i 'l l V\ Init i*vi*ryohi> funv nm I m m * noticicl n u i la*n t row|.■*, '•* warhihi; n tin' tinnP. i ■ » iln> > lalt-r. Mr t m wli i i *li.in m an o| ill. I [ill , * i . o f Hu m ,' iihnii*r'iii» k o v it ii in* in 11iti .i ■>i*i p a l a i 'i i i f a a a i. ti |ia\i* tlm po w it "1 III** .n1.1 ili ttUi *iVi r variuiiit Ini n* iiili*ri*!t a thtniiphoiil Hi*. on niry. T h f F in e , nr r<•,I»■• ii |ti*|Misi' I iiMiirnm-t* I'nrporu1ion. ii If»»* f iil i n i l orpain/aimu w hirl, pruvidra liahk •!*•no i*a W 'lh yovi'riim idit in nraiin , without which no hank nnwaitava rmiM lltl|U- to i-vi w r y Ii■nif. Mr (r n w li'v w!i rim llm I'nil> i^ an n l taking ix rrw iv i* ti I on Intin4, Tin* iiriiifip; I Itini iion o f a liank. lie inva. as ii Ilf halt lint ll'liil .It'S ,■ ,l>.i * s’ s ali'mi*llt. is !n p rnli'fl In' intiTi-itH o f H ip ilipn-nnu ami like* any oltu*r >*riiiinmii* m valw t hr lays ’.hat any hank which asHimioM risks over imi alinv" H ip amount o f p i.ip iia l stiak, nr when a hank ‘Vila IIcmIrf m M#Ma*r «i '1•*< nthcrwi o m ism anaged, i i In du ly o f iln- giiwTiinient A ** * h iil« 4 wfclffc l« m l " ■anldnie 'Ipcrv isiir to step m and ■H u y hit'll il nil ■ Iv iI f #■ *!tlvii i« i l r w r f «* f* il«r at la a t t r t , M ,iU , f iM U f lllo * **f all * * * * * 4U p *ip an f f t 4 l l f 4 I * It •** ■<»« i*| a *■f** l •* vr«41lt4 I* lit* t i* l«r a l ■ **«• AJI H fb la H ll t* ifiib lU h ril h frrlii p* i l l * * 11*** nf iiM l'b f i b a n fB *r* iy» *<•* MONDAY, AUGUST «. I ‘l.1« iiw n -E S ,. B '. VKItNK FOB TOli Vt H A C IA I. A M M U t 'l I Y I C H jy s n A N r naHiiii* of on l * And he im .i Ho „ | „n. all l Ii* mm| fm t. fa»*H of Di< " Ih i'f i' w ill I ip tin c h a n , o- in H ip m i'llm d and tB g d a rtte o n «tr*M rM !tk a 'u d M r,'la d M ta s a Hi n g ed » f’ ity f oiirifr D A L LA S , forme? commmhatt to o The Thu New Y ork 1*0*1 p* * duced the prise headline of tin year in announcing it* w»d conte |n lh*ug C orrigan , It leiul ^fNAQIltiUXJ OT LIAM". YAW' (iNURW DI u J Vnd W a tch ** Diamond (lounling And Engraving • n ia a a r a ic u u i ■ M a rime at. rhea, a ......................................................... .. tu b Low eer H ill ie l e e e l l i I U The Heart Of Seof-rd 'f f i r g NtRoWCfO iKtbW^CO^iH^k Luncheonette 1Hesw im WMO«>-0ftcK/ .'lit n u u ., m .irn n n g m lim n s p r id o : Iip \ l.- lt over tiis nt n th e C it y and s i.ic r - is th e o n ly For Best Results Use Security Feed and Seed a r t iic v c n n - n t . I* whal the n aciinn In his spec acuiar fligh t •n if tip had disappiarpd sompwhurp out over mile. If {'o rrii'im , presumably fly in g in Sail ItPiuled east and had never been seen again, tat Ids friends arid relative* wnulii have n then. lli-« place in his nry, w e are afraid, . n siarctdv a cut i.l.uve that (if John W nrile irty leaped tn Ids death last week. tim e* the d ilfcren ce between the heights o f ie dep hs nf lailn rc lias such a narrow marrterback whn call- fnr a forw ard jia*s on the is ltie lii rn nf the campus and the idol nf ers. if the play -.ticceeil*; hut if ii fail*, he •Ptol'd iliin in iy w hn ........ Id have learned in a lin n l.iic k Special Sunday Dinner 3 Good Mcaln Daily / fflDfA h0RC06 M60H TritfTt W'fdP, <SPRfchPlH6foR tAH.64 CHtR W&5feRMW«C0H^lH p c n p lc p la y to u *u INSECTICID E cun, . v „ rVi, " i 7 " ,L in v* » Im 'iU on widely nfr]iarnted fm m I t i natural habitat. , rr^ulitnjf W*»l,.rn It uiinllan ■ The item *" 11 kriKt wl11 w,''Kh * Ily checking o v tr p a*l land in the ea rly FU N G IC ID E nineteen!h cen­ tu ry gave France an industry she record*, migh* not otherwise have had, i* waa found th a t in 1U20 several A 1 the suggestion o f "mike* o f ihia sjthti' h had escaped ii from a tra v e lin g circu* near IMUi- gar, then Sapideon, boycott was placed cm cane su­ raised p rim a rily CAMPBELL ’S SECURITY in the villv in Wfiml t ’ounty, Wisconain. B ri’ ish owned W est In d ie*. Scien­ These, according *m T . K. Dope, tis t* were sent to Silesia to learn 'o r a t o r uf Reptiles o f the M il­ how to m ake sugar fro m beet* waukee Putdtr Museum, made instead. th eir home in a ridge o f limeA lthough Napoleon's m ilita ry stone hills In the western p a ri of fortunes ended hopelessly, he had that stata. established a new in d u s try — pro­ duction of beet su g ar-^ in which T IIB HUQAR W A R . . . . Strange as If seems, the conflict France was d e s tin e d to hud the raging between France and Kng world. New Tactics Of Fighting Arise From World War " FEED & SEED STORE rCoGtftT*1 * oooA - K xlW U vo c C o r tiln u iil C roui F jg « U fl* lio n, do! nut make h it right wing piiw i-rfnl ciimij^h and failed to put tht* plan Into fu ll • ir r u SANFORD TW ENTY YEARS AGO Kenneth Murrell*, eldest son o>f .lerlnln.d in ‘ he church parlors tn Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell ..f 'hi•' |honor of Mis. J. K. M.'tllnger and city has recently been promote. " j .Mi*. W. Ml Abernathy, both of tu t)»< pi'fliliun of bieii'eiinnt an* is stationed a* Camp Johnsor‘t whom Irave soon In make ‘.heir homes in other part* of Florida, Jark- onvllle. Mr. and Mrs. J„ y. Jtiyaii anml ,1?'" """K l'lrr* of Wesley and Liulh Keckert' rooms had been Mr. unit Mrs, l.eslh* llrynti an family r*|iect tn leave tills »e r k thrown tPge'her and hecn tastily slals.rately deeoiated by Chorus girls, wearing scaii- fur I la ruesvllle, (in, whole 'he nl" ' I, did* I heir bit for him by will visit relatives ami spen.1 ,nvv Mrs,lames Elder, Thornton. Msaan and K|ienrer, with flags and a prowing a crowd before hi* Vial weeks. atkea. By Aime for Ih* genMis* ||lnh Johnson left Hn*ill|r. fusion uf ^>•r^ ferns and Ctrl I ' alsctlun, they'll probably day fur Juek-.'iivilli. where ■hn I flower* carrying ou* the color scheuse. suing bubble dancers. will vial* with her sister, Mr Mairerrn fur Iwu weeks. ara ar* ‘■•ill » few of thus* Word has licon received from iria IvC In every er.mmunlty Martin McDaniel, formerly of tin1 ■top Muir paper when tho Herald force, now in Ihe (I. S. r prints something with Army. ID- is stationed a*. Hyrab they do not agree. No etise, N. Y. and enjoys Ihe new who ■ran not hear or rood Ilf" In tho fullest rxVril. ber*. and ran'* hospitals deckla tbhig impressing a view II. J. Starling in.ilorrd over (o •ary to that already held by Day'.ma Bench Saturday bringing who may have access to themT Wha* menace do “ regular" phy M without getting upset about Mrs. Slurling nn.l Mrs. PeUrsM) b In a way la learn much. We hum* with him. 'rhry have hern sic tans scr in Croup lleatlhT l.—Thcy say such low IWi Vtr k irn from thuse who al.tho guests nf ihe Ihty'.inu Beach eun't support full medical cover­ kdy think aa we Iklnk. U is IloUl for several vm-ks. a g e It will naceuiUU uitimale ooa who oppose us anrt aiprvsa govern merit ■ubakly. Malinger. ■04 hantrary to our own who latter frum his sun, Arthur wlii Ing patient* will lake advantaga. (gratate us ami causa us tu Is in Franco and ha suy* he I* In Germany, for Instanew, Chey bko— Tltusvill* Star Advocate. right up on the front lino and ran *ny workers arn "sick" twice as Irtuoately for us newspapernutli, hear tha big gars roaring every often and twlc# as tang as m ggt' people don't give two night. Joo Chlttondcn awl u * r America because U is nioa to loaf k een In Iladaa what we say Hpeer are wi'h him. In a hospital. A, K. t'happoll, one of San­ 2—Federal Intervention means ford's celery giuwcrs amt sufirrOutotandlag box oflice altraciiilrndcnl uf the Methodist Sun­ political control of mndlcise, a 00 every Where It haa been seen day achuol has been In Jackson­ glary ayed bugaboo to Mm nodi­ Ir o f Introduction," now cal profession. ville for ‘Jw past five weeks, caat tha Rita in >U first gaged In work with tha (.Tuuoll* What do tiroup-IIealthara re* aw In Central Florida. dated Naval Sloras, rcturnwl Sat­ p lyt It lea era deha'lng among urday. Ilia many friend* wetcoma 1—They a n “delivering tha ra why this picture, dv- him ham* again, goods" by providing the medical miles of Him lo Charlie Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Th'iasbcr care promised—aa far aa tba hoahy and hie aaw compatl- aid Dr. and Mrs. I’uleslua and pHal restrictions will permit. By rtlmer, should to Uka the fatally left Saturday for Mon'.l- assuring ready access t » “preven­ medicine, they hop* cello. when they will visit sever­ tative" al daya after which they will go to reduce Urn total Uleoeaea. to points In Georgia. Mr. Thrasher Cltaleal prnoUca reduces tool time will also go to New York, ami an the pari o f physic Iona, a* Baltimore to purchase bis Fait BMOtlrmn ikam mnn affUlanh — am] winter lines of goods era re­ turning home. i Thursday afternoon ihe Wom­ an*! Missionary Society of the Malbodkt church of Soafocd en- Group Health Plan Given Explanation 0 m i i I* ftn « W atch A na J t w d r j B epalrtnf t 'filD.II t.iWII- Will W«H* 11 hi particolirly walrhAil fur yam bt.n while I he Tam|in ami lake land p'lrKi"* umkr way — OrnwiiJ I're.B. Yell, *» MU’, ilnit'1 nre.1 nay foreigner operating Mauilil la-re. W i l l .lilt twl 'hal lh«! IP J«p trlaii ii nalhing *..i get 1 i M about. And, de.pile xi< Qo-Rpiiii.I'. warning >u lank far ■ome »..rt uf a cfteli 1 twaan (j.rmauy and freeti ■ vakia itliis month, we'll pi •( t f cat Hie wi.rbl will through l'J3H with itn more (out International •.ruuhle. Ocala banner. A'ta whu a a graveyael, old b»yl b r o w St c o . nELLE CUkDE. FLORIDA M r . I'r n w h v o f th e l*"l I I I ‘ is t o llin g s > |. d n n h i H ip h a n k s nf H ip n n ip lia l p la n . in n up llr n a d w a y i l i n nn tin * l . i c s n i liia t i r n t h e r itia t r r i f t i RtsiamliU I W E B T - T h e JEWELER S ou* 4&itm,wtcmwitech?to th o itim.I In i f rs I* eminiry. I', nurhs. T * i . -</»n -Chiclu-n i and- o i t n lr v a n ' w n i u lP r 'ii if w in . h " t I I ip s p tw o g i*n l.'in i'ii I h e y a t ., stip p o s p il i n liedievt*. a n d H ip p iit.lic is w o n d .'i'in ir w lin l n H ip I i . I I i is a ll ill M ini. I t " . ' . H ip K 'W 't n n iP n t w a n * tltr '..in k s tn I m i i I in .n ic y , n r dm * n't it? lld p s l CELERY LAND FOR RENTAL rcplUf. ■il* m ih tpruiining H ip ipcdr' i of a is p ls ." he pm , on. '.\ ■ In i ptofiiip. loan i and • ni i p : will I ip rrilici/cd iiii Ho* Incus o f pidgini'lit jim in Hi.' ahilily o f the idilipur or ,|p,i " r iii r. pitv H i p n l.lipal c .n I n incalicp nf d e p o s ii i'. '* no t p t 'd i f v liankrra in l.tk ng pr> a t i ' r r is k s th a n th e y . Iipi w is' i w ould." And o w h ile M r . J n n t . n | I ip l t f ' V is w a r n in g th e '..in k s tn lo o se n Up, In in in i v a i r l i I h o i r S E M IN O L E P R IN T IN G CO. PHOIf E 4 U «nnk*w Ilk*- thicken ineaf bill Rich* nn i CrtMp'w hen, H**Uy lx>w, lik e* -n n kr rm ut S j w hrn D r ily U ju mu* n r h ir k r n smikr in •ht* mi-fiiHe 1 of n I Lilias. M r e fl 1 h *ff was a b r ir f j la M lr. D r ily lam , *ht* winfi *rt [ capped h rr vin!nry by caliit^ *h r | wo World* .Strawberry iant.r' O. & F A 01 ‘STRftWWRRie* IN (CnfaliK &rvX) The flam tar rm H i mt'&MPStoo COLOR- Wrong \yuy But Right Side* l'p •x c e llriu nrw |oip*-r. It n jirm • tf our editor ml on **Hjim f*ti «I t >Ih i NEW YORK, Au*. H— «<?*»—*A bolt of lightning raced 300 fe d ■ Ion* Jacob Riii Park Reach, cinw.frd with 20,000 people yes­ terday, and felled 17 persons, kill in(f *hree. The «*rewn injured lay unronectoua on the beach »cv»ral hour* aa more than .VI police .•meigrncy K|uad men ami am hulanrr surgrunt worked de«peratrly to resuscitate them. SrlilleTfen'a d crljiln uc.l the lluuiid.al alrategy agam-t the Ituoiew at the hattlu of Tan nenlaiig, withdrawing all Imt a niiiuII i.crefn of floldlur* fr >ni ihe fri.nl and rruahing Ih* It a-n in fl-inkc to achhv* a nrlhter) nut d.rpirt*. A| ih* airge uf Aletla, Cae-ar bull! .ulrtri'hiiirnli which had ditchr* at tome point* 20 feel in width and depth. Where pi.v-iUIr a nlreant w »* milled into themSum* of I'ai-nar'a walls veer* 12 feet hlyli, with parap.ta and numerous lowers. But probably lh.> moat atriktrig “ repiudurlhm" of ancwnl alratigy occurred ill I’alratlne ni t'JIH. A Britiah division fighting Ihe Turlia obtained from th« Bible and aucrraafully used a balll* trick which waa employed at tho Identical place by King Haul and hla lerealiw *arru.ra. The objectiy. wad the capture »r a village called lltckmiih, a nam* that Bounded familiar to C Britiah major. Reading tho Bible by candlelight, ha found the paaaagr drecoiblng Saul'a victory tn 8amuvl I. Chapter. 13 deaths D irect IctCjrtAm-mw-^V^mAVkr 7,4UOJ)OU rniiney rest (all natiuiis) 1186,(100,(104),IKk) Men tn li.S- army -I.I1U0.UII0 U. S Mildiera over­ seas ................ •J.OHB.Oili) Dlrert cost to U. H. . |21,<MHI,IKIU,(HH) JACKSONVILLE, Fla.— A total of -il'.TVi chickens in Duvst Tnunty have been vaccinated fur chicken pov this season, accord­ ing to Assistant County Agent Frank Dennis. Martin’s Garage General Repairing T ru c k & A u to S e rv ic e A prtea Horse Feed Yellow Corp Tuxedo Dairy Feed Tuxedo Broiler'Mash Wheat “ rad Cracked Corn Scratch lOO lbs. 50lha. 11.00, 25 A company of Britiah infantry, advancing In tha dead o f night. What’s coming o f RT Tha District Medical Society M a te to >tape taken bar* before the advent o f Qranp Health, by which they aaaght. u «*a n d modi' sol aid to Dm law paid. A*nHtedl, they have fcaaamn mare eaUve la that direction tkaae. afford Martin’s Garage ing position abort tha Pkili. ■tines* camp. Tha PhilfaiUara awoke, thought they war* turnrundnl by Saul’a army and fled In terror, high ranking “regular" physicians ,r * bo* panicked bp federal In­ tervention. L o w M a rk e t Bod lea— Hpringa— T ra ito r* you com to pay Tectric* crvice jl to* Ma^n*M< TUXEDO [ t v -—;/ K J l Y L i T J V V ; I ^al 1 hQ �✓ 1^"’" M O NDAY. A r r .r K T R. 19.18 THE SANKOlin HRllALO, KlNFOHD. FLOH1DA New Deal Is Mated Over Barklev Win S o c i a l A n d P e rs o n a l Activities ^ /ftE N E M A R T IN L A N E Y , S o c ie ty E d ito r T e le p h o n e 148 * MONDAY H ic le t uf the Th e A u x ilia ry »mk P e rsonal s .if ih«- First D iesbyler- 3 . . .1 ian Church w ill nice1 an ful!*»w«i: Circle Numbei One, M ia C- C. Briggs, 1 hail Ilium, w ill meet With M rs. K. K. Herndon. Fast Jlr». K l„ M - ih m h.in* turned from .t month * s m a li'in in N**hvtH«*. T *n u . Fourth Street, at I to ivHuck. Dick WttiM> ' |111r11 thi* •»«> it* J a rk*u n vrlV Sa ii-l.tx .in In in n**i* (Ai I*1# \ u in be r T w 11„ Mias l a*f t Ic C aldw ell, chair man, w ill meat w ith Mrs J O H u ff. 2120 San­ ford Avenue, a t I am) o’clock. There will b«- no m eeting of C iir le N um ber T h r i'f, M rs. U. J D u lly, chart man. C ircle N um ber Four, M r*. 0 I I . M rC aalm , chairm an, w ill meet w ith M rs McCasIm , 507 Mognoliu Avenue* tit d ”11) o'clock, C ir c e Num ber Five, Mrs. A D. S m ith, chairm an, w ill meet w ith M k V. M tireen. Jewetts 4 AH) o’clock ix Circle N um ber S ix, Mrs, H a rty la a lru ff, chairm an* w ill nfret B raxton HtinMrv v i* i* r e la t iv e * t»ral week ■* Mr ami |,.r I a »ii 'inli Dnytomi lit .eh1ti M iu u*g Kulh fr ie n d - Cluild ful I ijrnrn in a*1 .1 m I i i 'v . t| f vn m i k«. i»l S IM S ' l l ' 1 M ID I *.• RIH.*f ' C ith M r * . F D 111 11*i „r ii h*b d 'he inrtrcnlh S tn-d * ' >•' »' with lair , * i ' I> h C A Mam .trial if n ig h ' **•*, 1 T h r ri-gular b u *in r ** “ n‘l ,,r“ ' a1 i i . ii ’i H- III-* gram m - t in g « f ‘ hr """> < -i\* fh iro lh y , *d * nt*-I II ill, ui *1 1 mi 1• M t I i. iil* » ♦• M issionary Sui-ii-ty " f th Dw IL’ bt A* m *M M n Smiiiit> Ifl-ili* II ‘ vv ' i ' llll *1 I M rth u d u il h h u n li w ill nu-i-t at at Dwytiiim li* a* ki th*- 1,t>11. .1 I * -id* Id ih,. rhur.-h at ! Ml) o ’clurk. lily > . I alit S*tn lie Tim circb- Ilf the Women i l M o d u li!* . i D* Tmxr [bit 1*111 M i'n io u u ry S u n rty of the h .rat Alu n spend uijf 1h i d:t V- I'M id I '• I• In the Dies , Baptist Church w ill meet a* fo1* Sunf* r<I a- * be i'll* ■ 1. i l i m e ;i*i ino"s ter. Dor in , nml friends Irt" I h* u ti. * ill de I'ir r le N um ber One w ill m eet No, t h li beauty carrying «h» or ... ,, ' , i, i h v .h iv " i i angaa lanT real. I h * la a l l f a - . i i t nddi * ■•* a" w jth M r*. A. II ■ 1 y; flguro In tha graat ettru t diorama l l " * M» ’ .* « K. tr d m . Mi th. t i l 'tv *d M aple A venue, at I SO » • _ , f y io fid .i, ,,h lb lt at tha Nave i 1* " 1* *I»H an.l M I ■lv» ( irele N uniber l e u w ill " " ' j y orn w#rtd*a Tale and m i mod- < nt*-* - 1 ■* i■t N a liiiil iy in llila m lo w ith M i* V ..lie W illia m *. 1 , l , d by a , pedal w ar formula In with ft i. u<|. \ t S o l'll I n i «s -0 V1C 1 K a *l ’Third S tre e t, at t . l l l n ,, atudloa *4 Florida National * ■! Exhibit*. o’clock. M r and VIi r had . ' I' Ml t I |l|« V*.i i \ u ' C ircle N um ber T h re e w ill meet ^ their jtui’siw, lawt w* «k « nd M and r.it luii f 11 M litUM a w ith M rs - Sara S trw n rt, TiTellon* l a i c a l ( i i r l s A tte n d M is I'a u lk Ktt v. s and ■i 1111 Ii1• » ■* .1 h> to l I I, * ill'll , C ircle N um ber F ive w ill meet i t 1lit \ *' It , | i.iiihull w ith Mrs. F. K. H u ll. 1101 Dark . end ped a'A ia .1 aw: a in-1 A ven ue, nt d:J0 o'clock* j M iss \\ •I - **n h ;u *• HI 11' 1 t i l l H IM 'h i In ' *ime , TUESDAY Ami n r the irirls «DeritlinK Fn lunM .d r ,„ Tll IS m - u . *1;. \O u». b I. .1 th* ball I a * i* leg1, i Th e Alnthenn S. S. Class nf ItlrV N r *1 ( am p nt ID* v*rd, N. Wll„ t )u. i tl • i • t>.I , l < a th e First lia p tis t C hu rch w ill hold C ure Miss June Thigpen mid ,bert tun. its annual picnic in D a y to n * Miss Nancy High tun uf ‘ bis city, •I,. | < i * a In.In y jr WM(| \\ || , . . v ,, i i I au Heurh With M rs. James K d riu ifi', who have participated in many »f . I lb. (•» pb 11V♦ III 'MW fi­ S rn n ie Hu I I * A p a rtia m ts, *s the sum m er event*. ^IIV#, n . ,, v „ 1. ♦ ll ih* ‘ *'b U ahoil* K m -n ' B fliv i’ i**, havi- ih clu il.il hostess. ,1,1 ,1*. I it \ d w* M. 1' Ik Mi i t “ V 'T o l in tH f.U n if h ik e * u ,, J * t r r WK M il’. OVKUSTOCKKI) \M> MI ST MOVK HI T l k M OTH ERS Wllh HEAL Hoyn! hr hard on h Ii o i h ? Are they «jii)*!,,!‘Ivr? Does he like Mtyl?M like Itmlher”? Ih Hard lo fit? SHOO POt ROYS IS W |IAT IIE N E E D S Fall Styles Now $ 1 ^ 5 — $ 2 .1 0 — 1 2 .4 5 $ 2 .6 5 — $ 3 .1 5 1 TO 6 . A TO D 't Scores Are Killed ' .... ri),„i,,y Ilil[h( , ,, Ity Japanese Bombs vafuti.m m i t«>i..u. Continued From Pag* On* M ,- , K.lith K ay l.a* . ...........I IV O R Y » -{» » - Through July, Vaughan and Young had bean tha iron man of tha Pittsburgh baaabaO team. They had playad in tvary inning o f avary 193i gamt. B. I P$r|dns c o M X C T M u ra "tr w xab 1i •h V) 41 Hi a M A mu t h i s m o m i i < o m k i n a n d OMt m a k k B E D S O N L Y -- ; W IT H T H E P U R C H A S E O F IN NER ' SPR IN G M A T T R E S S and SPR IN G \> * l t v 7 Purini: The Month Ilf Aut:u-i A ll. $ 7 .5 0 Permanents $6.00 C a ll 735 W e Suggest Y o u T r y O u r D elicious— H o m e-C o o k ed M eals we E n g r a v in g M c L a a lin , J e w e k r ; \ i m k i ;s WOOD OR IF YOl I CAN USE ANOTHER BED— DON’T MISS THIS UNPRECEDENTED VALUE L\mc MADE BY BEE T H R U I i Fur ApiHiintnicnt Why Not Eat At Laney’s These Warm Summer Days —- - ii. a Aur \ s i : v hr on tha baai* of a trraty of IMtd hvlwrrn Rvaaia and China. n r r fiB U R a ii. th rir T h e !{e* ei end and It dpi in ti and dani' A M ,„. , , , , , , , |,,r, ....... . , 4 f r the Hovirt government to de* humi* fruit) Ifn i S |i( iii|£*. N rla tr: “ |l ilo r. n«>*. inlrnd to lr> tVayryiuur, (ia, whi rr -In i-tit | j , „, ,| { , \ , it* Soviet H trtlrr «u»ril. 1m- nt L . * »r*'k» n- lht> iru r-’ t.f t.1 . | | wu. - t •iirktal with im|iunily nor pormi’. . ||( j jy't, n u n n Irm potury .vliu rc of it* l l u Itnlln I’htllni uf Jail, miti-rritury by Jnininrn* '.ruitp.*' villi- bn* rrtutiti-il lu In-t h-iuir I M r*. If 1. fili-m i, S’-n -...... T h r Ch«nt{tufrng n tU rk * ub- tifti-r *|i-inline u .butt inn- it" 11- 1til. tut and Mi utiii M<* 1 '* vinu.ily w*n- an a'trm pl to or a . tin* ^ut-«l of Itrr n ii-th.i, tlMuyi- mill i|.iurhti-r«, Mnrinii cupy Soviet trrrlto ry in time "f J. S. SpivorIlium-, havi ti-'iitiu-d I* '- -• |irarr, Hur rvrn *o involvr Japan hunt*** in l ‘li-vi-ltitul, tl)ii*i. •** r In a war with ItiiM la. Ilr r a iv n M r*, w. A. I.r f f lr r , M ■< ntii-nding :i fi-w «ii-k> iviilt t i i ' t i i i ilantfrr which Japan mtAt veriou* ! Kliiahi-th |,t-ffl r uu.l K fim .ih mul ri'lutivi'* in S.ilif-Til ly riinttitlrr,’* l J lv in n ff .aid, and l.ila l.-ffh -r lift Sun I A cuvi-rnim-nl rnintnunitiua atiil liny to .prmt u .Hurt VBi-nlinn -tI MUa K -li-r Striniyo * l -I thr rrd arm y nuitinl Japanr*i- (Tayton, <3a. • homo Suturday ftotn (Iri-i-nvillr. ' f t cm tha Changkufang h ,igh**. S. w hin- -ho * prm ol , which Suvi.t f.-rcvK oc«upUd July M l* . Ruth Strangr rrlttriu-d tvi-rka with fri-ntl*. Shr » * * arI I and whara intrnm tlkn ftghtinK hnnn> Saturday from a two ront|tanir<l humo by M l** Mary , ha. ocrurvd ainca in tana of Utwt-rk.' vlait in Mintnl with M> * Alico H ill, -who w ill ho hor hutl*a , lung >«>rlra o f hordar dlipu\a« hrMiriam Bnglitih and M i-* Jut*' K u r.t for a short time(tw ran llua.la and Japan. Parltrr. In >h« Lltvlnuff-Shlg«mit»u con­ M r*. Itatph II. Wight and firm er It vraa undaratood th, M ri. H. 1. Elro*l and itauehti'r, ilaughtor*. Mary anil Muriha. Japanmr ambaiaatlor ttpaalad prorrturnril from a two pu.ult (hat hoalUttia* caaia and B rllv , ami M r. and M r*. R. T. havr ibuth aitlc* withdraw their force., B u rnrttr of Atlanta, fia wt-r- month*" vacation in t'hat.i uiun, leaving the aiact bonlar damarca* thr wrrk-rntl gur«t* of Mr- ami S". Y and Doriatiiwn, Pa, T h-y M r*. Kaymt-nl CalJw-l!. al*o aiu-nt a *h o rl whilo with lion for later diacuattlon. M r*. W. \y . p u lle r In Jarkoin, But U'vinoff anawtmt that 4UFrrd Wilton and Harry Car- Mich. ruMlon of radantarcation mu.‘. IR O N 11*..lee, ,* YOl It SKUA III >N NOW M IIH.K 01 K STOCK IS COMPLETE | U , M1,l„ I„ j > | „ . | M ountain and Ib*cky Riiige T ra il I i .* J oitv lib i ' * i|i*d nd aliiii mu lor tr ip * to (lien Can M r* Ii A t .t im-i n and •*n Hit > .« vv ,- In 1a v w Mt i meeting a( the borne of Mrs J. non F a d *, Cascade Lake, Maiden Ri'lillli', hav* 11 1nr.» I 1'i -in I '* I ill ill I ht"|*i Q. S ta n fo rd , Jr , 407 W est Kigh- H a ir Falls and Conm *,rc Fulls. I hind where 'h*■'. m d*‘*i i. U f n lh S*.reet, at H:th) I*. M . A * j The ''M id g e t" group at Eagle a foi ii few *iwy "iflkn td en taC ah i i h f r u ­ ftninht hoide*«r* w f l f l a i l l * . (* 1« • 04 <1 ‘1 M * tli t i n ra m p :i» the eiul of the Season : S. IJ trv ll ami Mrs. Itnleiirh K.n Mil ||.< . I till >11 111 If I "1 1. H " mi * lane is * .! b 11‘bt T III'R S IIA Y ' w ith a tea m F a iry I)e ll, a ihn Mi ll. -ui tu u 1*• Vi 1 in ' Ml '* w \ k Sh» i\ A JICClif’il The Cum m uruly Sewing C lub j deridrtni ravine, which they have M l- 1 i-.ll \\ 1 ..,1 I..* ki* i *«i*| *1111 I 'A m l h iiitfi w ill meet w ith Mrs. R. C Long ut been develop mg and LinliM fyihg -eve* il weeks. arid wi t h ruck p a th * and dam*. her home un Kii-hmnnd Avenue. V "i Ii ii . iu A w ater pa gaunt, hoi nt bark F ran k I in Ih nnr't k*a m - N ih . ridin g, |»trtiie* .mil w im inin g have I « > Jark-nriville r» f I * f .neiuln. T h e firs t lucom ntive whistle * l* o been mchuled u the summer A picnic wo *)• L*l .''iii'ii tuoti.i was ln*tal]i*d in England in I Mill* prtig iuh i. Jane is in the in te r­ sh' i t vacation w i'li lo S:*nl .it.to Si i n y by 11» M r*. J, C. llfh in f.. m ediate swim m ers group ami Nan . Mi I- M. 11ill. M> cy i* in *he uilvunced group. Fan lift. M. (i t II tl. 7 ................... ......r I Mr- W, I I I .11 mid ihiuidi*.» Mel* n II L. \| i M in i I ii * i/'ii * i t ii>olme. m e e x p e rt-*1 to h i > 11 ill and M » * t ‘In I a in- lain k li M tun Furniture Sale Katie’s Neat Camp w The A zarian C la is n f 'h r First iiu p 'H t Church w ill hidd i u regu la r m ioithly husfnrs* and social »t^ •* PRICES TUMBLE LOWER THAN EVER MATHERS REMOVAL UM> k i or ~ m 'd u u*b| *(rC m ,n* I m H|* • .... * i 1' It he fit I " k lit • .1 1ha' Du tk ill! iii* lit'" V I«*Ir :ti Si A i.'.I ' k ii- t s A k I • * , I ” SI I i .M N i lio lM .F a*.A . I . ' M W \ t• k \ l » \ \ hi fi | k v • 1 Mi i I ............................... i* ■' lu ll 'l' i f , ), s r i • mi i i 'i v wind*. i <' O nt I I b. *d )"»• • ■P*' . th* *** 11 w, \ Mrs. l . \| Swum and th d , direr* hnv. i*r ut n*.| f i urn n v m it w i1.h I *• lut vi’ in A Iu I in 111ii t r ip H L 't.lH 1 • Il • -*»I'M* 111 1 Ll !-< f r .1 1* a nth I lit. ley u » Hi* ill mn :|J Mptmllfitf I * l H I K I O l 1ST h HI ii iv . : ha .hi .,1 ' .i k .1, 0 iiv I*t ■* III llll •' <il me hat i r * 1 MM U 11 HI S< 'Ifh k: t.t 1 rial « tr >un.iuy m Hi \ II, M r*. \ \ I tlw - m Ijjiih , S I* «|ivndniu -i -Im it uniti4i Sunfuro Hj;h \|i M i, u.til Woim-n's Hi ° ' J» i.'"t * * M • , .* •|H»((1gtl | | t: • l».»u.il. t i l: Social Calendar n r \\\ Eu r o p e a n m e m o ir s h a jye u un u w n r ie s t good LANEY D R U G S70/?£ WK FILL A LL PRESCSIPtlOKH' — PHONE 103 | MATHER bad F U R N IT U R E CO. PHONE I XT 117 MAGNOLIA f “ C h a rlie A U q ^ d g a r Bergen^ A n d read L ea d s, A d o lp h M en jou TUESDAY lUkony 10-25— l.owtr Fkwr I0-35 Shown Conlinuoua From One O’clock W ED._ JoRR Harold l.ln jd In H lfk ir d “Prpfewor Beware” --- P t R lilM III “Sky Giant** .. £ �\ * ■'-y*'i ' ‘a g e m m r ookouts 1 % T H E S A N F O R D H ER ALD , SANFOR D , F L O R ID A Win I M O N D A Y, A tT G W T * , 1 H S o0 Victory T Pigskin Practice D eland Suffers M o o r e Tallies Only Run Sid Hudson Leads Sanford Ball Club Releases Several Players And Secures Other Talent Dates A re Set By L o s s A t Hands O f Game In Third Inning Sanford T o I T o O Seminole Coach O f Orlando C lub itbe Shroba Limits Rodgcrumen To Four W in Over Orlando Hits As Big Jim Finger Holds Islanders To Five Winning Iheir second game in ■l » » day, t*7 » aingt* score, the ^anfartl Lookout. eked out a K rjr Sunday afternoon *■ lire Inlpal Ball Park uver the I lay 1 tana Beach Ix la m ltri by a acme __ . n -i i r on t h r I «>-kout r^R tF r «■* First Workouts Will Sacrifice By H u r l e r , „ rh( II in k Ib i / m r * rtrnit Ifnok?r».M Sends Fitmnnllomc t o Hu* b rill cliki- Ji'iin 1 hallanw «■ H itri/d *:|hl hr -h i not lim lrr BeginSeptember 12; of *hi* So *' i n T n \ -n c ifll Iirfi vf’ il th-- m is 1 i’p r r ^ r n t a t in n w h ic h In Eighth Inning f |fa “ irSquadToBellsed »r r i r n iiilr 1u h im . iM t W«*«ln*-R*Ju/ It v*a- aruiounciol | < ‘ d wr H.-Iilnlill If Vrt. .■ I 'll run n Several leleax-s anil addition* irifnrrn.il up 'hat He was a rnokie. lr» ‘hi* Lrokntif* Bluff «*f ilbimnnd p -umver. PreRklent Gray of th • fa^ngiif* (n b j nii* yt*ji*.prdjy I tnlent r*#i* fitly in *'tl to A H m pitch* r h m l l^ c n r u i r i i i l I b o M n *)it* ci'llur * n/t'ii*. 1L p jx l- II* St tit 31. I'i'e h in g l.a n k y hall I'f f .n ile .M Hr «ily rf S u l It iiil— in h -d the l . i c . k . , u '. tn K'tlgpr |* i | | i (| v it'l«i* y "h* 11 I »i-r,MMllw r** 1,1I'MIM Sent; till • lit till- VI I* I 4 2 7 T u l .1 « f 1 to 0. Him min fttjti it H ull F i n 1- S .TtU M la y rn y lF iMVttltlv •c*»n » h rTBa ®nljr run of the game can.e ptHIlfitdl f ( u in g inti* t h r h.il f frill 4|ll« Bfr*— . I ) Banford’a half of the third inn i Mghth inning v-ifhont i Hit **r a. Ninlwon M r VV i III r im I*. B illy Moore, Sanford cent* 1 I'llfllttil. lit H*1 * liernmud a ro ii'il hv I illn-r r h lb . '.h k I I'M tint ft | Ht It b r, worked Joe Shroba, J*!»■•. 1Wl.-Ii. aMit||lit I ht' riiiT-« **|tn r* i il lh e rtm it* ’ 1 | tf |-‘ l llllef I, M «■W Ilh iiM r Ff for a walk and on a j*ruh Hi cmImi. V*U. I m » ik . ItrnUjr T « n 11l.it c- 1 hn* w o n i h** |?-Lin It.iviM, S tu lrit liit P•Bchmldt, ran fur aecnrid anil lidee It 11 Thi* f.f F, t mn tij*. M th 1 Mr.,ifr Ki,« r If .i ' , W if h F l iHtulm In making i* but Me 1«i i igikt Ilian*. Kknn"r In LhpriMnMR t" hIu -ht t n Mams’ throw 'jo Wickel rI ! waa out of reach ami mile.I etnlar. Meanwhile, Moore lulled on to third and as Joe l’a .throw in from center *raa wild, going into the left Bleachers, Moore crna.nl the fo r tha lingle score and the tally of the grime, plda from the scoring In thia /a c tio n waa at a itanils'nl t of 4h« aftrm nnn around the l Jo* Bhruhn limited the to four h it* and iiig Jim g a ta the Islanders only Both mirlers hail rx rrllrn ’. ntrvl fet alt times anil mixed dr offering! to baffle the up: batsmen. D arla’ bat waa the mint * • fo r *ho Lookouts a* he lltd two of tha four hit*, one which waa a double In the Morton and T u rrrk i »••• two hlta each to lead ‘.he batting attack. Raiding play of the after >eama In the alxlh when Iloh III aent a long fly to center that looked for a moment n* |h Jt might clear the fence Waa taken by Nlclxon on ‘.ho lit of tha game waa held up d iM o'clock due to a a'.eady ling rain. Moa^ of tha specwars in tha paclt m kir to V d o c k and many grew linit C l It appaarrd tha*. after long w ait the game might be Hod. Although hoverfpg clouds g constant threat, tain held tutdl a lta r tha game when dritala began again. .BTBFC UKAt'H r a » |-,tvi**, I »•-* ini'i* in Klllh in I>nvI h f II 111 ;; m l i»n i r.-fi .in h,I pew. Oftytm iA |lp»r|i .. I fn t h ir l Martftin] V Mine nr* l,n 11■, Hlst'iln J V.ill 2. F lu if**'r I Mir it*rk nut. H h m ln •4. 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AIM) 1tn * nf »Iu» an Fllit.fr * t ^lllltlPF-C w> Mlli/kllc rr f*rTc II. f n b If I* ' ll*.* J|| Hli» l III i- r>RetUmed To Jail ssifieci Advertisements SERVICE week l int h .vrn't u*m,i h im in a n y F o o tb a ll p ia c tic e w ill Ix*gin « t (;ow iJ *In* OrfkHl'l > H ig h S rb o n t S r p t , 0, iti ronf iniipfl, "in ( f i r m ’ ll S c m in u h L, M d .u n i * nnv Min'd tn k rri fro m ilk fo r t ’iwirh t -r n n n n l V* il'i i in ' ■ f lie b «i**oI A ’ * i i i ' u I W ! m*r, 1 1 ■'ling m iT f i n *01 Inn it.'* poom-eii Sum I ay. Tha* w ill be ihe fi t*lr*i. [U l* h* p t Imrth* 1 , i./»*i uniMfinrrrl tha1 A lv a 'e r ilny a f ' r r L a b o r l)a y o m i a?iv r A t 'l i t 1 m ol H i t i h S hin*i*b r J to t h r o p e n in g cf M o il H iiiiin ln y night n f t-i r •tayn |* •' r I a r h r r H* I A lb • *»** 1 ! • •* ! - 11 . iio ih » h 1 m vn x t h r chunkf-r ***hool on S r p t . 12 th . 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Hu-Uim In till r tio-litk^ from I h«* lldte of Itl a. nr Ml pilMY'jtMnfi of | I i I n rtnltri I Li i'll ■ I .* i if* o r it*nt.thi| rnnal In* In w rliiiiK Mini m tiil "ti *|. Mm |iUi-w •1f r* *k •k •** urnl |m»t o f f l r « a,itlt-MM " f III,. 4 1,11Itl.l lit, |E(ill lliDEt I" * w o rn Mt In, Mo* I'ln lim iiif, i *•« n i i o i m -y , fir ffi# h.iit h * K" n >» > „m*’ Vfthl iii*ror*tl 11ic tel' taw T h Jn i t h ila y of Amt Lint, pt.1I P l t A N K I . S ill.I .P H . A itrnliiiw lrjM or o f ihr* t U ta t* of SI A l l ip. M SIl m u. itccea»wil. D< Ttn labU ^ J.’rvica . G uarantaad ^ Raiulta # Ju*i brini! out m m l u r icltm uf Kraft C lim « Sprritb •uJ f r i f i t r l . •. mul roiii[»ai))r rrfrr*lirnriil* are all ready f Tlirie sSuratli are grand for Mntlwielira, a |i|i«tircri snd m UeU, Iota. Nolite |I m imarl nrwr drcle-dait dnigu mi i Im leva! lee- Uia aaly i , . . * ho la Gainesville took a 5 *.o I decision from St. Augustine. Bob Overstreet hulling for the Senator* aca'.tered eight hits to tilank the Reds and win his I.*th game of the season, f’rye led th" Senators’ h itting attack with four hi1* in five trips to the plate in­ cluding a double and * home run. Jake Bunch shut out the AinIra* while the Rondnlier* were making four run* lo cinch the fray. It was his 18th win of the ,(nson. The game was called at thr end of thr sixth on account of caw i.Nsa Sam e price toe to d ay as 48 y e a r s a g o 25ounces fo 25< R IL E Y ’S WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIM IT Q U ANTITY AUCiUST 9 THRU •AlUll 1ST l l . I91H 2 1-2 Sunburst Pears 2 for 25c No. 1 Fruit Cocktail IOC Jewel IOC Lb. Ctn. Jel-sert Gcllatine .‘i for IOC Washburn P. C. Flour 2 for Grape Juice 15c 2 for 32c No. 1 Tall Pink Salmon 10c Large Sally Ann Bread 7c Hlk U . h WANTED YO U SUBS D O f b u t i t I S N 'T B E C A U S E Y O U 'R E N O T IN S V I N I N O , C L O T H E S . I T 'S BECAUSE Y O U M AKH E V E R Y T ' O TH ER M AN J HERB LO O K y SHABBY. r-S y T I S T R E IN ’ 1 * B IO D O N 'T i M EAN * N O T H I N ’. T H E R E ’S S O M E A W F U L F IN E . L O O K IN ' ( — I . QARLINO, WHIN • YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs............... 10c CARROTT 2 bunches................. 11c CABBAGE ib........................... 2c SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 lbs............19c CELERY 2 for........................... 15c Fwtfc (INEMI a LRI. | Hamburg.... 25c I Chops lb*....171/2C | cotuo in. 17c Qt. Miracle Wlup I,tm.lt i in W n l i f i P*4h Mwankyawlf glna^cc Krnfl •*M T M B O N L Y 1 O N E H E R E W H IC H - L A IN T G O T A v. T U X E D A O H . I t 'P O S I I S T A N O O U T L IK E A ao ng TH U M B * ^ taxes. In s*ate league games yesterday Orlando won over Deland by lli to 0; F'slatka went down to defeat tiefore Leesburg 4 lo 0; and Chops lb ........ 25c JOE PALOOKA Y O U W ERE S W E E T T O B R IN S M E T O TM B B H If-9 * C O N C B R T . Y O U R D A N C I N G IB D t V I N B . O H . J O B . I ’M S O H A P P y ih Y O U R 1 _ A R M S ,P B A R . y j i H P k p .%m \ o i , i ; T o il anil ».u h uf %mi a ri* JiF'i'wl'iy mm i II .m1 mii -I r i 'i n n .it |n jirwarril •n y i'l.i hM» nl*! M ,fimri<ln w tilH i i.o i o r n f iin t of you, rtiny ti.ivf* .a . l i i - l 11n* . *14 •a -.f M A P H H M Allies, i|**H»Ne*it, III*. uf a,||i| » o n till lo ll«w I'.tiM tly J in lg e of H* iiMnolr. i ' m iiii I ) , PlorliliE, a ! Ii I n o f M- - in Mi** * »-iiri hmiNN nl H » n I" •>1, PIorKlia, w IM ilii awlm If*t r*t#n O R K I N EXTERMINATING CO. DECLARED FIG H T T O FINIDH ON KRAFT CHEESE SPREADS 1HT:* mu* *m Azaleas 4 To 0 As. in G-Men Take Saints II Mpiiul mrn. WAR DECLARED! FOR DELICIOUS •SNACKS...* Iu eppahnrtr in s O vpi -' |h uf r*'u r*v,nu''e sD u rg W wins uver( i,° ul rai,rM ll, now |)ny"f,04 cenll Pi n *. If if th e m 11 R U|inub Fdpec m lly diil tha* fi exhmen irul RATS, ROACHES; FLEAS, MOTHS, VERMIN, BED BUGS A N D A L L OTHER INSECT PESTS. FOR COM­ PLETE ERADICATION, CALL US. Ails r V'ltmuri Mi l*U> I n II. I I in I kum |> T-.InU t'LtliTtitnl, Iti* w ill A nm l p a in H il * ru - j rime, I H M ’D IIII I Ira ill un" i m *l an b a ilin g fm lors. HI p nit F t u n i fin t* r lo Um H u - j p n nn* C -a ir t I m ru h w .i "an up- ' M » l'| ( K IIP ji" i |u n it y fs* |m i fo rm on** of tin*! M i l l : T o lu |« Moot** if l/P)— iir|>ir ^ ,!tv % L H* TERMITES Ml'Ml Jl, Traveling to Daytona Benrh t<>night for a lecond encounter with th« l»let'a (cam In two days, Iho Travis, negro, hit and Lookouts will attempt to repeat i driver who struck the .c a r the vlctoiy of Sunday afternoon by lir a . Fred Dornar on when ‘ hay defeated the Islander*' Avaaus Baturday a fte r- club by a 1 to 0 acora. raturned to Sheriff C!. However, they will endeavor to Und Sunday afternoon from secure a safer margin tonight, and m il* where ha waa appro- aa tha war club* of tho [.oiiknu** awing into action after several iris was placed In ja il to days' alienee, a high-scoring gam* before Judge It. W . may result. | ThX Rodger,men take on '.ha 'f Hand aald Mrs. Dorn- Itolwiul Reds tomorrow night •»<* w ta damaged badly but meat them In a return game herr wasn't Injured. Wednesday night. t^v»*r *hi | **'ifl!» |i •H rrilrc e i a Mi hrvililt Sanford Mdets I«letH InHomeTown Tonight in rm lrr. fro m H iiib n ii'n I'x ri-Ilc M l p i 'i f o i m ftlirc-, llo l.h y att'l Hob r . i mnr* k Ii o w i '*| v a n ljig r . v» M" n d iL i r nn H m I -on w il t t h r o w n r*uf n l fir* l. T r y i n g *|r-|»rruU*ly tn K not H m «» j III* I *f U llh , | U til'' -*»J i M in i till.tie? riin i >i Iln v ’ifi'M u *u.i 11*| .if f j <»'» -ifr» ilmililing In r r n t r r hm IS i t, i f I I * li'itt w iii iln .vri t»u nit 11kf m )■! mil* lif U llt. M B lB n l 1 r i 111 f ir I*I I th a t M t»*o . J o h n - n i*r. wu* <it r t <11 raiq. Winning hit 10'h of tha aeaaon against only one loss, Ken Wlltta, f former Universi-.y of Florida grKll a n * diamond luminary, limited * the Saints to five binglea aa the G -M rn tallied five runs to take ■he decision. a us. a .tt ] ro a i Mackerel.... 15c By HAM FISHEB the D A N C E IS o v e r W IL L . Y O U PROM BNADI T H E D E C K W IT H ONHHh f PE O PLE H IR E , r MISCELLANEOUS ifY D 1 PE R SO N A L DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE 48 v n r tr w i H ELP W ANTED W A N T E D R E A L ESTATE GUVS T O P tP UP THE COLLECTIONS FROM THOSE TRUCK OW NERS— M A K S 'EM JO IN OUR ASSOCIATION BUT. BRUNO. WE'VE PUT ON A LL TH E PRESSURE W E COULD AN* TNEV W O N T -.K IC K IN . / - > THAT GOCS FROM HE TO© / 0 -> „ >* /* t , '• U [ UiV LOST A FOUND VEH. T T H A T 'S RIGHT, BRUNO/ .A L L RIGHT. - BRUNO. ALL R IG H T / WE'LL* TIP 'EH>OVCR PER VOU— ALL VUH GOTTA �«■ k i / * v y ■ J r .*• • c, FT' 5 W W (■ • v * : * s • * . ■ i C '■% ‘ *"< ------- — . - " ™ v *■tfi ~v L - u « i . i * 4 l ,>, i j . ■* j ^ — ,* t "^■m cr rr/ itv v j T J * ^ fijw - " * " i - ’s jT t 3 1 i- Sanford la The Only Central City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation S A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R t e r a Sem inole County Produces More fr u it And \ egelalil<->« Than Sim ilar Area In \ in rn ra l f r Any. > * Member Associated Press VO LU M E X X IX Japs Subjected T o S eeks Severe Shelling O n Changkufeng Hill Two New Clashes On Border And Further T r o o p Concentra­ tions Block Peace Canton Bombed For Second Day cv-* m K o rn . Aug. 9— ■ r (••«< •(•< r » « New clashes between So­ viet Russian and Oapanese troops added to the world's disorders today while Arabs and Jews fought in the Holy Land and wars continued in China and Spain. A Japanese army commu­ nique said two bnUislinn.i of Soviet infantry attacked Suitlnfrn, a b iit-a i*- miles north of Hhachofeng, which the Russians .occupied July 2D and lost two daya latar. g 1 W A S H IN G T O N lin s in p m i j in w ’ ll ' pi *v * \'t - p lo y m r n t President Completes Sea Cruise In De­ stroyer A rterTrunsfer From Cruiser '» f*» llm t . i i r ip u iw i l lo ti * hit st i|iitn lei Plans Mach* For (it*or gin Talks o i h i* o w n . i o io n ig n e d ■I i li*** I m . n s u p p o it u r ju d g m e n t T ip * * * m a K i ll put t til ol >uur. Chief Executive Wilt Inspeet Air Station And Deliver Speech pi' O' UlllMI tHph’k.• * a lid t In* g**ne-f uI .ippM Vi l l h V t hr* h o a r d " f plan" rm •*l» ria tit« *f th e lo o g i n m of A d m it m lm t . t i [ in IT \ (API ! h o n ia M« lYlh.'l C l . o f I hi * hdoriilu I ndu* Fiank told In a l I m iii tumioi i executive director of the tljfi. | Social Security llftard, they ba*l concur let I m an agreement b#T h e r e v is io n * w e r l m a d e a n d , I tween Ham* mini tioveriior t'onc b e in g a p prove d by the t'u m fiiis | under which the »exult* of the * io n , w i l l n o w hu ru -M J h u tiU u iJ i examination would tie allowed to to th e W P A . stand with the urule r-d mid log that The members of the fo n im iv the applicatintl* of two prospec­ slum agreed to con cent rate on tive employed alleged to have J getting the boat basin project obtained examination information; through the WPA instead of try in advance would he disregarded. ing to take on more projects Chairman Wendell K llenton, which would call for a division E. T Lay and Herbert E Wolfe of time and effort. It was also of the Florida Industrial Commis­ decided to do everything po*sion, announced unanimous con-’ nible to complete Fort Mellon currenee in im agreement dePark within the next year. T A M P A . Aug D— (Ah—Circuit signed to settle the controversy A petition waa submitted to . the Commiaaion by Edward Lam* Judge l„ t. Park* imiay granted brtW(.rn Florida and the Social on brhmlf of 40 Tark Avt-nui- * I r in purs r y orijer rrstiainm a M rrurity Ibianl tivrr a innirslvil rvsldrnta asking that actum In- Ju'ltt*- W illiam V Altmry of K iy m rril sy-li-m rtaininaliun ("r untakrn In control tru ffle on the West font continuing Hie ci mi Ins 11 rm ployinrnl cnm|im»uliiiii m i ploye thoroughfarv at all hours of (he c u t ' t i usI of five Tam|iuns Thev sji|,| they approved ilur* day and niirht. 1(.j cliurjreil with |nirtiri|inliriK in in,r u ro n frrvn er nmunit them­ The petition reiiucsted thut . selves un *(reem ent lielwren tra ffic be restrained from esfr“ u''Murrlce Uman. Tampa attorney, I (iovernor Con* anil Frank llaur. ceedinr 2 b tnllea par hour ami that axeesaive use of horna lie uti-ulned the w rit. He claimed1 that results of the rsam lnation ' m ih m ittu d to W I*A u f f u * * * * hut h a il huuti re tu rn e d fm mvn*n»n due In new re g u la tio n * Nut up by Ihu govurnm unt agency t m |: i\ incaHUie* Cone Loses First Bout I d Election Fraud Litigation Key West Judge Re strained From Pre­ siding At T r i a l Over 150,000 Persons Enjoy Daytona Beach Applicant* n a n ik s e thpt they kata rom plated a regular four- of th* protection work V. regu­ appranlltaaklp aa Uftaman lating traffic and protecting or hoy* had four year* ptaUJcnl children at play along th* beach aa laflMMa. m the to equally baportaaL They have eqwirsdsat e ( aech ap- annmd enviable reputation net only for affltlracy In their work _ _ , ’ their but far their eourtewue treat■ O i klrfhday but aunt aat kata l af ‘ ( U r U th birthday ew the U aid and aaatot hUtectot* In r date af tho m alpt ad ap- n friendly manner Ihdt goto re. •ait* and haven no 0] wBL L io n A n d T fg e r H y b rid I b K n o w n A s 'T i g l o n ” NEW YORK. Aag. f - iA V - A n anonymous dono* ha* given the Central Park Zoo * tig Ion, It haa boon announced by tho Deport­ ment * f parka. A tig Ion to a hy­ brid of Uon and tiger, .and to vary rare. r u e r r d il a t e d The animal waa born four year* ago lo aa African Iton*** that ■EXtJN. Aag. h-LPy—tV . bad mated with n Siberian tiger. J ~ * Aiol \ I ’........... i nn C u ll i*l ,.| w lu r li Citv INi-ws Brii-fs Mollienesia Latipinna Is One Species Always In Demand I be h im ii in- < lilb Mill h id . Is, i.-rulai \\ *'.k I im - r f ih |t l . iiim i i .txv | at 'h. \ a id IL d .l a* IJ (5 | m , ha k M IX M l. I A up f i Mil Ii lit ■!I'HlUIiki1In11 I, Ii, i ulii' h and -h.i| t im hu |e1" -1 til 1f l*a» mI 11M l | hi* -h (|t|M « | uf< II I a has I gianied K u ii • " a 11 a im - d a «-11 Living Sunail* t id h *»ak ciii*l rim \ v.' * ■11m i rs^,f^T.TTt «.f m a ll w in Id I h. > ATtf 111)|tir;il f i h nud Ih-nvxia, ru|i'i*i»i7iI jifijgt'l fi-.li- gu hi l a t ijiin n . i. M in t Ir\ ' i »x*' mu Ih r .'i* u i r l i hLn k Florida (Jiven Nearly a live i mu n w it h m l r d g l i i i ; m i a 100 Million For Relief ’“T ......... Slut nk c wmk ..... all 1h r y t ‘n r du At t lii'ii i . ,jid a i 1 > in » n ig h t, (he •.ft* ii ' ’ S v iiijm II Ii v m u e lm g it.A lit lr f u iAa ll l*a i f v ' fi*t "fit i t hid win vt Im w a ■ ii-it-nlly • M i* tj l i u r i . s liim -H ls s id l In- m il til. fo rd M k I m g lu ii V. ' 1u» il: y *P«nl I III Ml tu I'll.Liuiu r, t i l l# , d f l . Ml l Hu till I nti i n a l WIH 1 .il .................... i t i f f ! • il Um u I i-Miti Un 11v u* (t _____ S IM .U M IR F \ hank i L> ( h i'- .- h it > UI. u *la ita n t h i m l> Wi l l ( l ul u * i--a | ti hi • l | il . i hi’ III to d etha * In iltiktl .ilx d ir.l th e i, .1 1lie Ill -I I, -I I-f .......... Inti Ml thu Ill 1>1IM" tl, Mm Wd| i m .I t its* .1#«ir«*yur ft..Ml Ih, I u >i 11 "i >♦• ii at xi*a •11 .Mil • I ' (>cii| 1 i Umgr at tha NrtV.il Air S* »i i . -** 1hu ail* Ml 1** i KMi "f f ■I tt:«11 illicit-* and 1 heir, \ | l . t SIM > XII 1 S.ft xhdl *'ix. i talk fn.iii lha l. >| I'l.tfl . i.i "i thu tin mi which ii i XflUl **liil lull W ill U II IM ^prinaa. I .1 . W(HII 'I I m ti.i S*4*1u • i i.'t attorney ii Xil iMf i. I mi on r Udvurtior he ♦ 111h i' 1, lik u • Ml Ml l ( • *1 II i r x i till l C * III Mi.lit | ...W • I 1. It. ltd hu hu ( >1 -II Iti Ml III el l * a n d I ni t Mi 1lM V L it , ■i 1.1 -1 Iv Mil. | II. .1 mn pint of the hut V*1u»u wi th tint • till! I»1 h 1.ii h Il (1 It. Hi The . s - ih ilily AFL Okeys Senator (ieorjfe, (ireen Says Sanford Boy Enrolls At Ohio University l iiln ia iL 'u a n d W \ t liin tii it f 1• ( l i mi t | ■ a Wil l Ml 1 M l ' - p c . • u X11 • l l i u l y t h i Ii . u l t t * *»l’IH h> 1 ? hi ii 1 Ht M Mill I*«*Ik :i,ft i F iiu i h u " h (lilt i| I«.*-> m* ( *l - 'll ih u it 1lu ll1 a iir lan d 111c i' m 111m• i (t|i(« lu 111l«f l it l* f I " III I-1 hi Thu im tu iip n . XX ,ii in S ) ir in g a |.i *SMi, t.M |*i u H iih n t w ill 11V lc tn w .h r. ih . c f Ih u h u t* 1n u t m ............ u m i »♦•-Xt « 111 f Ml I.I 1 u s iiiip n ig fiK u f h la ,i | i r iiiiiir y « tin ‘i l l L In M r f i I ri « ilau •»( w ,11 Mi Y m .Ijiv , I j • l I Mi Su 11| in a W a lt e r ii |.L n t - lik e I I • .■ h "U i> i S U iy i | j,• in iiiim a t lu t i fiu.UVU "k ||"»U . \ l | a t i u l l y , n il \k ll. lit . l S 1’ampg in t 1 i w i • im III Sill!' lli» * A in v i n u n T u i l l |»«* m ill'* * Su vurkppig bis in nilH f».' *1 i |B|-*| I »-f i - i- h t io l J A C K S O N V IL L K , Auir 'J I *»► •l y n u l l uiu* V t-f L lu t k ill w i l l w)mli»«u ii |MII I nf tin- il»* I cm '♦ wbivh ha-* a * l l i - i Pederal funds am uim tin* t VYuthiuHtl iv “’T h u >hui u it- 11 n i .- I iff SlM lf • bluish ti.uk, t, I ta il i in I it \ L *■11a| m i ain a- rrtJrtiiilu |DH.(114.UHU.D2 were allocated l hi th u S a iif u r ii W m iiu iii * |» iu a 'i* u x h cum iy hK m iii * and white and Idm- ihil-xai i >11, the State of Florida under li»I m ( M e t.t it Many of th » fU ll h i u o M ttifn l t lu h u i * . 1111 o V Itu 'k . u iiiit |d u t .J ) a d c i|u il* Emergency Relief Appropriation wLuii Dim ' lii|* f 11>in tin* Lit I tin ihu jiruirrum *li*»ru will L, t ' l i i 'i i i y I mumI. u i d(ni: n Acta ew or of 19:15. 19311 and 1 9 1 , . n t iu i w i II mII la till* llutili tutu*, i im iis iu , i c i i I i i i k a , h|iu.-i-|ii'si m ill (ui S iii)fii|M i| u mi In 1*T 1 •i !►"•)»» la Bccordln* tu tviHtri ruvunt.if f<JUIM, m Wlllh „ f , o| MII|,M i ui • f," < Lit k due hi i «d A |u im |> titu l ( h x lr ih u lu d h v llm Period frum April 9. 1113.-, t '“Hill, dlMIlI t ,111 i lit IM> Ii ,it»i* South \ m il if a Thu m (HI t 'l i . i, .Inna 30, -tft IU3M nmdv public I mm u l y “iiyiq H i u r u u ru M h i .i h i h I i June In i‘Ht;ihlkxh nil all hiitu mi In mi! ruloru.l » iih a ftuit * .if gruuii, «I* i «*1 liiv u r il.x , c u v k ’ i i l l tu u ilic u x a n ti day by J. B. (iu th rir, Mtat,- IM .tin raft w i II mm ’ ln k n i.f d> htm *• blue, y.-lltiw mnl rutl, Iijik a hilvui in Am«*rit a ImJay, ••• rector fo r tha National Killer Mtriuk mu thu ulili'a mnl Nhliiun »Iih | i . o f Ih u I- la n d it* id aiiu n in u ld th ru ** h u m a m m a n y aa th u r u w u iu gency Council for Flurida. ill d r o p I h n mI b**. I i . i t h lu k tli c i | d " . i v u 111 thu ii.uk. m il.M tfiq in llm u h l iln y a ( lu r in g |*n . th * |9 6 ,7 1 7,933.91) expended dur­ M ini u ic . ii d m iy , tu u f . ( id lu h k u lv Am.Qiur 110)1*0tuliMii I mm t i i l . i t i.»n. ing thla period. 121,413,8711 Ml u I m i i **i • l.iU n tiii a n d ( i t xJ*t »*> n il S lu Di Aliiuriuii it thu MUiidrl I ;i I m i ilu u h if u t I h r t u haVu la -u 'i were extended during Ihr p j.t ittoJliulikaUi. T b r ii|i|H*r |iui | of 1 |H,1tiM t m if iu iluuUs!* ilu m ijf ih u Ihu I* wii ’* fiacal year ended June 30. llhi* Ihnly 14 ii llt U)J I jI im-, ihu tovx * h i t ft a ir yuant u f ru |w a l iiu .l M r. (iu th r ir listed the prmelill* 1,1:11 ! “ In ill la 11! oialiMu H ut * hat Hiuy tin* i lin y u* i ii if hitfli*'* pol purposes for which the nmnI f i1 V. 4 th u u ffu u i u f a rtiltl-»ut ry w n I'liuh yea r. E ig h ty |H,rr** iil u f tlu* th f rxprnilet! amt Solllu o f th.* Dull lit*. fun- iluiilh**, k* a.UIri, art* «lu*• In *lrlit5 amounts Bpunt ax follow*: ahu|»ut|, with Infi^ fin will); f till u iK ilriv * * r» u ru l p * t lc « t f ia r n . Agriculture, rxduaiva *«f l*uhSulHU nru alum it nm. ■!, other i |i it furlhur Inlirnatuil Hn* W A S H IN U ru N . A ug. 9 «d*» lie Roada and Farm Hcrurity Adir<< ulutuJur with whbkur likn Ihuru ura ‘JfiJHJU.OIKI tlrliikura in W illia m t» iu . i i , p iu n ld c n t, aid minlif ration. fdtl.G 16.06; public lower | i in j . uti< r * i, # Aiittfitea In.luy, .10 |*rc rn * **f y u .x trrtlu y th u A n u r U u n F w lr l Roada, 6741,991.4/; Firm M^urThu brotlcM viu with unu un ahum will Ucumc hu|»cl«*Ba ilnuik Ity AdminUtrallo^ $.1,lfiH,U5l Cl; t i l l || of 1 h'U h id I IU lor md uttirr tu |iriHiuri- new .I* 1yfn t m u n i. m *hu nuir fu lu m an«l latul .Senator llw ir i'i* i t *iu o ^» ;« f.*i* CivUUn Conarryatlon C’orpx, $»l,3.13.10; l-ublic Works AdmiMUtra-, ^ f 'r ,u r rr • n‘l " ‘“ r' 1b* ' u' in our tui-supporUil |«Hir hi'UBU.-'., r u . iin m u i ion a ( h iv n u .* ’Muu »on. *115.925.14; Works Frog- “ ,ul •"*' ,"K'"'r HtaaiK* u.iyluma a n J p m llttih a rir i. purcuni I uI mu iuumh I price*. As it new variety heroine< Tim pruirrani U frn*. reea Administration, 115,929,(iru iii .staid hu had m i h HU! more common the pricer diop 141.BS; and other Federal agm t ndomuniunt to Ihu prutiduni of invariably. riea. *1,195,750.50. thu Hrurgiu Statu F.iluratmn of "When I first proiluc.-d the * t I.. i • i a *i Mr. □othri* pointed nut that laaUir in u lultur datud Aug »• mollit ne-tiu la tip lK ii," Slrrnkc th# Bureau o f Public Road*, th* H I. action align, d 0 " A H . and L'lU on opposite s id r, ... the Civilian Conservation Corps ahd said, " I ■••id them for 125 a pair. tha Public Work* Administration Boon people who bought them A oimmunicaUon received tram (ieurgla primary. U I . r's Non upended additional fund* from me bred them by tha hun­ Ohiii Slate University announces Fgrlisan league. C IO ’S pol.iwal received front other appropria­ dreds. They soil foe lower prices. thi- registration there uf Walter branch, had put ............................ Now thry're worth almost noth­ tion*. Bach of Hanford In arl*-v»lert- “ black list" and marked him for ing." nary medicine. Prlcrs generally ara at a low III runlraat Iu thu A F I.S un* c lo th e s fob w p a An increaa* uf five (icrcrnl ebb n o *, single fish selling fur over lu.t year to repurtrd I " ' duraumvnte thu luaguu ^aM th a t NEW Y O R K , Aug. 0. - W > - prices ranging from two rents frcshnirn enrolling fo r the a u t­ on 12 auriatc* votra which it tv* Th# Treasury department’s pro- to *2 , Sternke blamed amateur umn quarter. More than 1,090 gardrd aa viuil t» labor, (luorgo curement division yesterday com­ competition. have already completed adims had been wrung »eyen tiinuA and A profitable sideline to the sign rsqulremanti. right only three. On the ulhers, pleted pure ha so of |8.23<jOOO it added, he was absent ur worth af men's clothing for the gVPwing of w ater plant* for p ijrn j i W PA, and today will begin to aquariums. Many dealer* also con­ LIMB MBRTINC tract by tba year to keep private The league specifically named bay aomo *3.000,000 worth of aquariums rlta n . feed Ih * fUn "a cools and su>ta. W IN T E R HAVEN. Fla., Aug. the wage-hour law a i.l the Wag aad replace any that die. 1)— l/Ft -Psrston l.imc grower* ner-Stoagall housing act as two Many h om e hero ware built from several Hauth Florida cuun PLEADS POE PEACE of tho measure* George .had with special provisions fo r tro­ •.it# w ill meet hare Aug. 19 to pical flab aquariums. Home ar# in discuss organisation of a stale fought. JERUSALEM, Aug B. - W l patio pools, other* arc built Into association. Harvey Henderson, Aa appeal to Jews aad Arab* to wall*. Q U A K E S H A K E S H A W A II local chairman, said he expected erst tha "ruinous campaign of A Miami Beach theater and the 150 growers and a t least 45 ship­ aweep r . 9 /< v u » — HILO, Hawaii. Aug. pers to attend, ■arth slocks A aerie* o f mild earth cans district - Approximately on* quarter of were felt in tb* volcano the nation's tstai population to of Hawaii yesterday. No damage tn u lto d hi Ithoato aid colleges mu til-*. C t>ti r if i ii * .41 Hid Temperance Rally Tu Be Held Wednesday 1mi :u lilre s s e n •I '-I u m ■ 5.f Sni|#:i |i . m * . |li it .*im l - i . '. i t Ifiil.D tH l.tH ai Ilk* v it I t , Ml Ih u F a r F a n t, I m i liu u fi m .ndu l hv M n |i»r A K L l u i k , au ll y u f th u m i m id |>itH a tu tn i n il MMl I f u r th .- ix iiiit .l thu Mi, n h ai - nt San 1 i'4W II ■ I l ls U ilr i f t aMil in B r i t i s h Possessions In Fast .Must Bely On Own Besources itl6 h i IV iiA U C iila , i m li i :i f *• IVislilM Singapore Safety Doubted In Event Britain Em broiled I in o u t 'l l Cm m i. c n;i 11>1 ,1 B ig B u sin e ss In M iam ils Breeding O f Unusual Fish A u k . !* — ItiMHevelC M.'vm. I if i 't i:i ■ m u ' I m he changed with He no. i, 'Oilety I - Li mis, bus dooi - Would stand eicept tn the case J. n l i , * w « if t lia il* a n d f m i r n i n i th a t g o in to p u llin ' a n n u n it ''f «PpHr""t-« f,,r i 1*1*-* '•‘t""1 1,1 h* v'' “ blalne«l advatm « and |‘Mv;»Ir waTi r inh-nm information about esam lnat.... H> » m -.'•m g hi* ly p iv ., b » ..* th t 'luestion*. haVf ih l.iju'd lis t >iiiu|i|i h I i M y said W olfe had ilescrd . I lu lu Hih * i .1* td h a p .1*, mi .«1 *be aareeineni as satisfactory llio a t • Xk*r %t'Hiu- . M J iltlr in |..i the (iuvrrnor. t 'o t iib iiiu i ton. He ■«!«• the aifreionenl would It m tjuiMtl t-\i ii * lf» assure administration of unem W illia m A F it in k * 1, vshti h a * a Paym ent compensation activin t vuphttaid f ’lil uf i- xhtliil i*t|i in Florida in accord with Hi.* | aw aitL, tu |n'i f.'i't Min* piirti.'iiJai ria l Security Hoard'* w n h n , fl* h It (A 1 IlliiM | m id llU IIIN M “ , S u iv ic t* T h u * m illio n I ' l l * w e d n t a c t «»rd m o hod l i H t t i - m F l i o i d u i . f f i * iu H Senator Janie* P. Pope of Ida­ a n d ilo - i i , i id i . - g ii r d in g m i i * t • h o w h o m l u n n i n i f f o r r r n o rm am ifiat ion ..f iiiivio|dovni» nt com r a t i o n a g a in s t iU j». I) U o r lh leiik, ojiV' “ a “9*iiMlor rul'd ?rly -uj M HER 297 Roosevelt " Arrives In Pensacola FROM LEFT T O KKiHT-HANl) Fund Is Provided To Operate Unemploy­ ment Service Here For Third Quarter Tha Japanese aloo said- - I k * (tapped. I t waa pointed out that'JodKe Albury was assianeil here Russian* are constructing new automobiles have been disregard- during the absence of the resident have j ll(|Kt. but that 'he assiynment defenie line* and eoncentratlnf in * all tra ffic laws and troop* apparently fo r renewed mad# a race track of Park Avc- ,„ (ir r was siyn«l by liranrh Cone, nue thereby endangerin* th e | ( h,. Hovernur s brother and s»i-rr’ fighting. live# of pedestriana as wvll os, lory. l y the (Iovernor hinisi li In China Japanrae warplane* of others In automobiles. Ihnan's first attack on Albury's bombed Canton fo r the lecond Member# of the Commission assignment was answered by Al romeeutlve day, killing at least 102 persons, wounding 159 and explained that City ordinances!|,ury with the siatemrnt he wss burying uncounted aeore*. Yes­ adequately provide for safe driv- actmir under an order siitncd hy terday's raids left 121 dead and in * on Park A vtpue as well as the (iovernor July l.'l after tho elsewhere in the City llmita, and one du'cil Au|j. 1 had been retmissing and IHO Injured. Police Chief Roy-vO. W illiams cuult ii. Fighting In Spain was con was Instructed to see that drivThe (iovernor was in a Jaik flnad to Isolated engagements. Jews and Arabs continued er* observe the law In tho fu tu re .. sunville hospital A u *. I and adFire C hief Mack Clevelagd re- m d u illy did not sign that order, fighting In Palestine and Urltlsh ported to the Commiaaion on lim an's new challenye wn* troops, seeking to m aintain orH tr, fought an armad band In hi* vacation, declaring that while basi d on the claim that Uranch It waa a relief from the duties Cone al*„ *i«nrd the orlumal or tha hills. of office It provided him ample ilrr. AlUuty recessed the election Hovlst officials accused Jap­ opportunity tu visit other fire fraud trials >o aw ait the heannit anese militarists of attempting to department# through several on qualification# tomurruw, draw Russia into w ar “ by any and compare — ■■ means" and warned that further southern states . , c j . _____ ■ „ „ , 1U provocations along tho Siberia- them with the local departmant. rI1 Chief Cleveland said that while 1 r C p i C f l l b t O U t l ljO H L S Manchukuo frontier w ill force the In te n s ity In O c e U n Red army to strika w ith all Its the Sanford Department lack* a great deal In equipment and force. Foreign Commissar Litvinov man powar that Ita record is J A C K S O N V IL L E . Aug. U. told Msmoru ShigemIUu, the Jap­ comparable with that o f any he (AV The Weather Bureau said vlaltad. • anese ambassador, th a t Russia l.ilu y I hr “ slight" tropical dlsH 'M t i i M i *■ F ig * F i g i i lutbaurr irp o rtn l near Ih r V ir­ gin Islands yrstsrdey appears tu have lust its intensity and has moved rapidly wratward Mrlcurul “gists said reports D A Y T O N A B EA C H , Aug. 9.Ihry recrivnl gave no Indication Nin* lifeguard tower bathing of ei.y '‘orgsnised circulation. arras her* attracted 153,422 Tile "squally w **#," as the bather* during th# month of Weather Bureau termed the dis­ July, according to a report by Tha UnFed Stotei Civil Serturbance III ita preaent farm , was A. H Bolaad. director of Uic vlew Commission baa announced said to ba centered north of Daytona Batch Red Croaa Life H aiti and east o f Cuba. An adan aatenalon o f tha time-limit* for Saving Corpa. vis, filing application for tho Loftsvt*i ry said th * dtoturbence i* The report Hated 133,412 rndsd by only freth to mod" * * alamination now open f i t bathers, SJtJ firs t aid caeca, 33 “ *\dell the Charleston, 8. c. Navy Yard. strung wind* and Indka»‘ silts and rescues from the aurf, eraV thia anamination waa originally 'tio lj. are that th i* squall area with no drowning*. aaaownCad an May SB. 193* and Dayton* Beach to probably the will advr. .•» westward over th* w u achtduled to close on Jana 33: beat patrolled bench in the state southern Bahama*, the old Ba­ however, aa only a fow applica­ ilsman channel and flo r id * Strait tion* have been received from era prt»eau * doubly difficult waters during tha next 21 to problem duo to tho heavy motor w h o m , tha tip*hi* data 3tl hour*." haa m s s extended. The present traffic on the brack and the T h * Weather Bureau advised sattnMnn will expire on Aag. 1* amaim* record of no drowning small craft on ih r a r t * 14 use end no aerloua accident to * and qualified parson# are urged caution and s a il a iU ltd iral ad­ credit Indeed not only to the ef­ * • «fl»lyvisories would bn issued only if ficient U fa laving Corpa of the Tha salary for f^ -g n s n la "there are Indications o f a re­ f L » , 17-17, and fSJS per diem. Red Croaa hut to the polk* 4e- development-" partamnt aa well, for their phase ^ Time Is Extended F o r Applications On Loftsman Test . lin t uhanguA Established In 1908 — J In S oroil S e c a n t* thuird to* il.iv afip'ioved a (tiii.ii 1 1 Til g ran t to n|tvi a 11* the Flora la Lnum - 11 Y I'K I, $60,233 Grant To Run Board Is A pproved R e -N o m in a tio n C it y Commission P la n s T o Boost P a r k A n d Basin Projects Expected To Be Rushed To Com­ J$21 Killed Yesterday pletion This Year While Scores Die In T h e C ity ( \r n im im im i M i.m kis Today’s Air Raid night jujc'setl irm tin n : *jpt',,s • ( AIM Amirt |tuo«U> heaey artillery today subjected Jupanrae linn on (1 iingkufrnx hill to the moot terrific shellIn| they hare rrrrlred since Ilia current Siberian-Korean border I rouble started on ialy II. All afternoon Sot let guns poured all Inch ahelta a* (bo rata of six a ailnule altwig the entire four mile front. SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AUGUST !>. l!i:Ls M Ii, M f- a lt n iii. y (il ls a|i)iMsud m any uf II a lU l-Ja uiU i II lit I .1 | V! i h ,*»u w itlu n n ir If I liu 1‘ t ld. Ml W ill link fur i,t *.t V ‘ tlcfl .M 1.ttH)l (fern-rally il,I Li I II «. I'Mldcil 114 thu A il* ,im mi *ri ,411«ui c.mdMihlc, 1 11* x ilu llt V of ill* ' It iH M r V r lt lit sway \ In n Ml Fi i l i o t i licmdui im t h u t r c h o ie a »■* eiu't i -ll h Vulu i ' (I IM lit lit t *“4 1.4 I mM.UR; of i M£*l' ii ml iMi 11 ■tu, 1 Hi' . W (Mldii V Mi a millibar ■1 Hi 1"i i iu i if y iM.trlu d h. 1 41 (/ill . s.f 1 i i h *ti, ^ Idahu, A r * k * ii >ii a m l N . ll.f .5 -kl* W ill s e le c t ifl * m piti11y I n k. 1 i- . ( o r Ih c Fall . 1.i . 11Mftrt Thu •on, ......... o f some m.i\ •l.-t-l.li* huw i.t Hi,»■ *■util** t t.l i l hu I'r c id i n t will g o in tho s*.Kill • Ih I-* wuu k lownrd indicatIll u In * «ipp.M |ill.>n (>, -tctialors vk JIn. Iu* VU M|.(U -x'd ii >ul>stanltol l»".•tu >ii . i f thu :\ , w IIru l and a r* Iu i Mi ii)i f u r iu , , inim.ll ioll. lo lit- campuigiis i-mling at il»- |n ||> lnd-.y, ill- issue ol N tw h it loyalty vurxut flatly a**«rt* -I iiiduiHMtiluiH'u h.n ImtMi rabud mo i vIt***ily in Idaho, although Sir li'Mfpuvrll did lio| go Intu that -.lulu un hia rufuiu tra m mint i. 'iliaI tour, H c iu t o r Lo)'**, u f Id n h o v la n iiiiiiiig f o r ru i ii i ii t i n a t io n a g a ln a t Rt p i ( ( i i t a t i v u t l a r k , w h o * a y » “ a t* nator must rtdy on hU own j u d k 'iim lit . " in ;» |n o I'c p u h : i « c a m p a ig n e d p u r r r n t B u p p o rtfr o f Adnot* illation nwaium. lie baa . . I 'f t ’ iviil v'd ihu th u ij . mmI n*-itiV g*M>d wixhf^ 0* ' # u. , u ** S .u ru U ry o f / * “ ' » “ '* ........ .. A VuW ft th c .rte m m .lto ..... . U t........... .,,a*f £ • ....... \ pro,msals for t h . do... ............ uf phosphalsI'oliticiana here have raised th * tpmMmn whullmr tom# Idaho R*'|iublkfaiia might taku in iluuiding thU context. A ^ primary ballot, on ^ which ih# . iimu* of both parly a caiuUdatag ere printed, would enable them t > d» so without sacrificing th e ir right to vote Republican this fall. Their leader* have four t h e m , huwrver, to participate iimtead in llw selection of uwn party's candidate, LOCAL WEATHER il Tartly cloudy, poaalbly show* era near aoutheoat ond sxtreaa# south coast tonight and In sooth j and east central portioru W ' 4*7 : • , . 21— « � 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, 1938 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, August 08, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 1938. 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>, August 08, 1938; <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/9265e038e355319e85bc3afcbe7306c4.pdf 7c34d1c16de138f353760273a6467fa1 PDF Text Text FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1938 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Lookouts Lose Twice To Leesburg Saints Dawned By Sanford Club To First GameTaken B y Gone Orlando Senators, Meet Senators In On M cGowan’s Run In Clash At Orlando Bobby Stith Sent To Showers In Fourth By Score Of 5 To 2 Frame F or A r g u in g W ith Umpire; Bazner Loses First Game Sanford loci both e m l * o f t| dauhlc-hcader Thurwlay mgiit to, Lovcburg In the lnltar city hyi acorti of « to 3 ana » '■ ’ . Jo the tin t gam*, Sanford had! . Um game knott*d-up In the ninth and a* L**aburg camt up in thrir , half of tha *itra aria ion Skinny *_■ JlaOowan doubled to center fi e l d ;vV and aeored on Groat’a ainglr to iiV H fb t for the winning marker. ■}, - The Lookout* mad* three coun' e torn In the sixth when Pitman toad* first on McGowan'* error, 'advanced on iludaon'e alngle and earn* home on Ada' double, llud', Ion racked'Up another marker 1when Cnntrera* waa oat at lint, and Ada aeored on Schneider * put-out by Gobel. i Laeaburg firat aeored in the fourth when McGowan made i fir s t' on a fielder'* choice, id; yanelng and aeoring on lti*k'« Onla’ alngle. Tying the icore In tha eighth, the Gondoliers . tame from behind to push arros* : two run*. Onla was safe on a f (alder's choice a* Kisk went out at second. Onla then advanced an McGowan’* duubl* and both scored on Gobel’s single to cm)«. In the fourth inning, B obb y .■tltfe, Sanford second baseman gra| lent to the ahower* for arguI l f with the umprie. *' Tha second gams saw Hank Baser lose the first game he fees' pitched for tho Lookouts Silica being sent her* a few days Bga by Chattanooga of the ■ Southern Association, but he pitched good ball,' permitting .Bnljr seven .hits. The Rodgers' *n en collected eight safe blows y ff Leesburg’s Lane. v Tfe* Gondolier* scored in the first and lad until the fifth when ' tbs Lookouts made two marker*. ;k'However Lataburg cams right •feack to add two more to lead once again. In tha neat Inning tyro more Gone crossed the plate tb jlilt th# game on lea for them. Sanford mad* a valiant effort to overcome the three-run lead In Ibe eighth' inning but could only score ■twice which left them one run abort o f victory. PinsT riewi! ! M u ro m ! si , b * Moo rs r f H i'vlr * * B # M | If ■ D a v i s lb . j M i l m a n an 8 Hudson rf j AOS l b * ‘ .BiHh tb -'C o a lrcrc* a ite r - "n l*. M -H ow e* 4 M I I 9 I ) 43A «l F. oh f M V K IIIIII Hrltmhll If * 4 n 8 o I l ft tlv rt u A il i c 5 o IMtmd n ll» 1»mv i b 1lj 4 u Hlllh ID w 1 0 I ’m rf 1 e J #! d*f n f t 1 l O D ItiulBf.n rf 3 1 ltuR#r p 2 2 liviumim ft 14 Tfitnle oh 1 1 4 4 4 1 3 l 1 1 l .t’. F.MII Hfl dr nut rf A r nu hi t-f ('JriiiFiii If ( i r # w « •* fllwk lh *»nl« c M.i;.,w.,n :i. dut.#i tic t ,il fl r |> A1mr(3*8i p h 1 1 2 2 2 •> 2 2 u 1 u 1 0 0 O II O 0 1 U tt 1 4 « 2« f 2 0 t 1 0 u A H 0 0 h « 0 3 1 2 A 3 ** a 0 • 1 4 1 1 l 7 7 8 a 0 31 8 7 IT T'.tete Hunfunl ItHO 02 fel 82A * Ion on: l"\ 8 I,#*--rhtir # AHwIrHlw. I'll Hlllh 2. Hlllh ll »*#r 3, liortitniis 2. I» r «w a f. lll-k tin lit 4, i j i fie* Frr**r«, t i r c w * 2 ill-flu w »n , J#|#re, IUii>r llune loilleri In. i ‘tein#n« Z, ('ll m i n 1. Drews. Hlak, Krhmldt, liuor* h’ ts, It I ■hi 1. Pitman M«*hmhll Th r*#-haee hit, I’ U m n n Hlulrn ha »#, rihmelia n a r rl f l r e * Nr lift! Iill, 1i«r»tnii*, A#n«ld, f|nb» I !,#ft <m ha sea, Hanfn'f. II !.##«• bur g 9 lima* nn ha Ha. Rax# r 8, lean# 9. rtlruf’ k mil. Baser A, 8, Marin* 3 ttlle, o f f l-on# 7 In 1 1 1 Innings. 4 runr: Marine I In I I J, nn r u m W ild pitch, tin art Passed hall, A i l i ° Winn* ng pitcher, lw»n* Cmplree Nmith and I ’f l r r * Tima, 1■&&. CODY 18 11Til Josh Cody la Ihe 11th footbnll coach th* University of Florida hai had since 1004. One former head menlor, Tom Sabring, la now cir­ cuit Judge, located in Gainesville, and another, Dutch Stanley, le director of physical education and inlramurnl* in .the university, and coaches the ends In football. CONFKBBNCB JINX Florida's "Fighting Gators" have not fared well In the fiveyear hla’.ory of the Southeastern Conference, winning only nine while losing 20 and dead-locking one. Fans believe Josh Cody has the Gators painted lo better days. Jack Long, Miami, and II. H. Graham, Naranja, have brought the University of Florida South­ eastern Conference bor.tng titles tw0 years In succession. 101'MO rf t ef •lie If *wa as ak l b it « It U w in ni ng run ......... ana aai non a — I .. a»a laa ata i — « David 1. Ada, Hlllh, |, lieramua I, R is k I. In eight ataaana of play in Flor­ ida Field 8tadlum, University of Florida football .teams have run up thrir biggest scores on Stet­ son, .14 0 In 1936; 32-0 In 1930 snd 20-0 In IUI3. Stetson I* Flor­ ida’* first 1930 opponent. O s s i f i e d A d v e r t is e m e n t s t ISMitlss a IseetHoaa Oa* m ek SMatk Carnal (lie werH* la tha l E A i S E R V IC E T M i l H K S**a aa aB f * « l> fb HI._________ aaVieSSXT. » • • • Marat m ix Rom M I fOR SALE 0 S O O M H A N U RaarH eeoaaaab— Mea. S l m a e a . M * M a s a . l l a Ava . SITU ATIO N W AN TED t 'O O M l * Q 0 * 1 h a e s t el e aa la *. Atbe rl a Jaaao, * M I 'r e r a m A t a. VMMV S E A T ealaeeA *|,| waslk lab a f a s * blaH. Haata M s . f a r a.a » . * * * Baal aib I f . YMtS ROtltfl) Hk. Aar klad a( week. Mat* Ha* eeeklaa e* aeealoc. Aaal. Ma. Mom . tlS C irn s * rom T o rn ha«iik> S i dae i s r t s * Win Over Saints Puts Return Battle Slated Senators In Fourth Tomorrow N ig h tA t Place In State Loopj City Baseball Park | T H E ST A N D IN G S OVIEDO - wsns '3S.rS3 WAX S fiA M W ;'c a m c s :<7Six> w S s.ebATi*, d o it h r fSK ss a.i.a a tt AVOID CM IXY resale Mile—« * #■•••• A Otr<i Matas—re. IS. *■— dear defeeae aealaal deewr and eet, auole|r.Ma«ees YISH- eey«e* a a*, kJ+1*» fiua DELIRIOUS JOE PALOOKA ro H k, of Chaptar II29«. Aeta of 1927 and utKin written request of K. KARHT 1 w ill offer for sal# at public outcry to the high* #rt bidder fo r raaj» at tha Court J|d u ** entrance In Hanfort. on the Ith day of August I9SI at ll o'clock M. la g c e r ti f ic a te or ce rti fi cat e# held by |h# Mtale t o ­ g e t h e r with all omitted and iuh sequent levied l a t e * on the foi lo w i n g ileacr Hied land* In Semintitle County. Florida, to -w it *■ C#rt- No Rfe4 nr Aug 1. 1532 c o v e r in g All Bloch It Clay Hprlnga XVlines* iny hand ami ae#| this the ZZnd day nf July 1939 . x«x antes Watae—rk e a a Hae. 17. T w p t l t\. 11. Wi tn es s n»y hauc, Mid Mat thl* the 3th day of August 1911 O P KCKNDON. Cl erk o f Ctrrult Court* Bsmlnole County. Florida (S E A L) To 35 N OTI CE OP EA LE OF T A X C B R T IP lC A T It In aecordanca with tha provisions o f Chap ter 11291, Acta o f 1917 — i — • nd upon w ri t t en rrqaatt uf M A R Y XV DOrtlLAHJt ] w il l o f fe r f o r gale at public ou tcry to the hlghevt bidder for rash at the _ Co urt House entrance In Hanford on th# tt h day nf August 1934 at o I* lll.ltN! u c Kinrlua. raid cur porallon* have I t n*r lock A. Vl, tax eertl fl ea t * Cb*tk of fi ll - m l l ' 0'#rf. __ ( l*r*n classed i«t subject to h f di« nr c e r ti f ic a te s heir, by th# State Memliiole County, Fbnida siilved. and thaa three ( 1 1 moniH# t og eth er wi th all f>mltted and aub- ( R E A L ) G t m e s last nig ht in the st a te In an a t t e m p t *o g e t h i c k i n ' ■ sifter t h « da t •• of th 's pu hlt rvt t<«n sequent levied la sex on the f o l ­ #.»ch nnd e v » r v n f such enrpors le a g ue ended w ith O r l a n d o th* win co lumn , rite S a n f o r d L o ' l o w i n g described lands In K*mltlonv lietwd below that have nnt nole Count y. Florida, to- wit sweeping a three-gam e se r ie s nuts w i ll tre k ‘ o n e a r l y Orland.t N O T I l n f i r AAt.91 « F T %1 In the meantime fil ed th <ir re ■ Cert. No «»<l o f A ug 7. 1923 « F I I T I F f t %TK4 with the 81. A u g u s t i n e Ssints hy to meet th e Se n a t o r s t o n i g h ' n iM.tis do# ami paid all t a i s e due co v e r i n g Blocks 1. I, J. A * In arr ortliittirif wllli Ihe |ir*i« I under the provisions of Clhaptef t a k i n g the laet f r a y It to 2 ; D a y - the fl r s l o f a ' s m y i m e series Pa lm Pa rk Vlslnni o f Chuplsi IK294, Aids >.f | 1 1477 Arts of 1931. Laws ..f Cert. No I U o f A u g 7 19X1 193 7 nnd Mpoll w r Hie 11 r equee( of tun* Re ac h s p li tt in g s d o u b l e which w i ll see the Se na to rs vis.i V lor Ii . ii , will be certified to th* co v e r i n g AH N Xi o f N F.\ ut r II A I1LADYM f l Ot oL IF F t fl uv er nor who w i ll losus prnrlabill w ith t h * P i l a t k a A tu i e a s 16 the f e l e t y n i y * n m n r r ow night NXA'14 XV nf Mel lon vl lle A ve A w il l o f f e r for sale at puoiir nni motion ot that t!m « dletn lvina N H o f HW (4 o f N K H o f NXVX4 to 2 en d 2 to * ; and ( is i n e s v l l l e f o r a r e t u r n b i U l e . cry to th# hlghvat bidder fur ca*b sold c o rp or a l lone. l l s t f i f l y ) Fee 7 T w p 2 «i II at the Court IL>u»r entrance in B i t t i c " h 'h e ettrrect wor d f4»r o k h m o i .r r o n in took a p a i r f r o m p e l- a n d 7 to 31 Hanford: on the Ith day o f Aug m hk p u t e n r m ih E M w h en e ve r l h **•».*■ t w o icarrut jrct I and It t o 4. Cert Nn « M nf A ug 7. 1933 ust 1531 at l l o'clock A 51, lex f A II M HUM A III IMVKflTco ve ri ng N K »4 of N W *4 ..f ce r ti f ic a te or certificate# belli by *hctr n a tu r al ly inten*** O r l a n d o took a f i r m a n p on t n f p ' h e r MKNT A ND IIO LfH N f) N VV % Mar 7. Twp, la It 31 the Mtale toget her with all iunti-tllllM irtA TfO N HANHHID NO TICE o r l A L l OF T A X fo u r t h p la ce with th eir w s o v e r rivitlry ko in fl a m e d hy the p to M tif \ Cert No MX o f July 1. M i l ted and aubaeuuenl levied t a i * ( JIFFY A I K J A C K FOWi C U M T I P I I A.Tfcl co ve r in g It eg i i && ch W A on the fo ll o w in g dsacrlhed land* the Halnt*. Bil l H o l l a n d sr a tt er e il n f their f n n * in the i t a n d t . (I* j P AN Y RANPuItfr Li uttur<Unc» w tlh the pr o­ 798 ft H o f NF. F o r Hec 7 In HeBilnol# County. Florida, t o ­ landu a l w a y s ntrvJ* a ti zea hl e d* I II A J HTOKP. INF. H A NK O KD nine Si . Augustin* bits w h il e visions o f Chapter 1*394. Acts uf T w p 20 It 31 Run N 333 ft if wn HA NK O ItD In77 nnd upon w ri t t e n reijue*l nf 319 ft * 1 de g i: 111 ft H IB the S e n a t o r s r ap pe d three S a i n t tHatton h e r e and usu ally tt g r i n * | Mt’ HHON r o . i T I V K l Cert No 374 uf Aug 8. 1919 |MH„HTf>NH T K N U 'R C C ( 'I I I EXT J w i ll o f fe r for de g i: to Tt i; of Iteg W to r o v e r i n g IdUta I A 2 m any H a nf or d fa ns att end ih r hurlers f o r 10 sa fe tie s. F i l l K“ HANOI.INF. KN* •ale at public outer y to the high. beg T r 1 Kapfurd r.lN K rO M P A N Y OVTP.rMi r#| b.tlder fnr rash ut the Court ” 'k / l Sla sh in g nut 16 bits, the I s ­ f r a y * in " T h e C it y B ea u t i fu l. " Witness my band nnd teal thlt Cert N«» 312 of Aug i > « E I 'K M I N O I. E r i H ’ N T Y Tl House entrance lo Hytnfort. on ihe 22nd day o f July 1931. A l t h o u g h , 'h e IvtukoulR record c o v e r in g Lot 8 Hlk 2 T r M R landers had llttla tro ub le s u b ­ TLK ANT» A ltH T M A iT 21 ml day nr August 1931 at 11 n i* HRRNH OM. Hanford, • fiM I'A N Y H A N F O R I i o'clock A du in g t b * A i s l e s C i t y men last fo r thla w ee k U f a r f r o m imprev*‘*»rk of O r * tilt Con it, 31. las r e r t l f l r a l . or XVmittHM niy lin n*1 find ##nl lh If u n lT IIK IIN Fldll A ND H*?1ft Inal** County, Florid-* rertiflciitea held by the Mtale t o ­ night but sn afternoon g a m e •iv e wh en v i e w e d ill the l ig h t nf lh# 32nd day of July 1931 M l II I II f r o n i'u n A IHRAI.I gether w|th all limit ted not *ut» O I* I IK KN DD N , w i n * a loo k at *he score* indi saw the B ea eh clu b d r op a d e c i ­ THIN M A N F o l t l i • et|l|* nl levied I si tea nil the fnl Cl#th r»f Circuit Court, / A< *11A It Y V K N K K I l HftM* c a l e i that M a n a g e r R o d g e r s ' men low ing deacrlbed lam,a in Hern!sion to the P a la tk an * . Hmiiltiul# County. Florida X O T I 1 K O F U AI >: OF T X I CANY H A N F O R I i note County Florida, t o -w l : I K N T iyitM T R l tdtCAI.) Or L i n d m ade on l y fo u r ne n t- . h * * * P 1* * ' * 1 ex ce ll e n t ball. S e v e r It Is further dire cted that n J - I j ut Cert No 177 o f J u n « In i r r or da ne # w llh th# provlropy nf this nolle# h« published te re d blows o ff G a in e s v i ll e ' s »■ lhp g « m r , h a v e been by Ihe 1924 rov&rtng I .of 7 III W l». i l « n « « f Ch upisr 11298, Art# •«nc 11 ms if ii Th# Hunfonl Hern Id s N OT IC E OF SA L E OF TAM Hentliinlp He glitsi i Now de­ 1917 a ml upon w rift #11 r#qo#mt o f T o m S a v a g e last nig ht as l h * l '■*'>" " <,nn* ,,f " r” ' r u n - H « n f o - l newspaper pu hashed in Hem I mete c e r t if ic a t e s scribed as XV 13 3 fl o f loots 12 . K I' 541*III i l 1 INC I wilt o f f# r for G-Men annese.l th* lecond o f h* " h * ' 1 * ,m‘ l P i l r blnif- T h e '■'Minty. Florli a. In which rnurhtv In nrrorq^nrc wild ID# provlalnn# II. M A IS) ll.etag the* N 3# sal# at publlii* ««uti-ry to th# liluflinf (Ti,«pi#r 11298. A ‘ t* uf 1937 f he tirtme o f fic e o f I he above listed the d a y ’ s game s. i g a m e w ith l ^ e s b u r g W e d n e w la y ft 'i f t-nl 12 A Ut piift of * m( Itblt|#r fo r cash at th# Court upon wrlt l#n r# qur «l til ■nrpnroMnn !■ shown to ti# lo ( i r a n v ) e w An* ) HIM I. I'aim Jin us# #n Ira nr# 1 ri Manfon# on lh# • n j Joe Sparkman bore down with ni* M " * * ' hr ,,nl>' on» whtch wn’ . lies! J A LO U AN I will orr#r fur Terrace) 1th day of Au«u*t 1938 at II •nj# nl puliIIr nutrry lu lh# htghIN WITNF.HJ4 W I I F i t Ft »F men on bases snd scattered II n,,‘ 5*ll»f»riory fr” m thc * P « ,il' •pal this and oV|tM-k A M . t a t cert fir at# ur I hove hereunto ##t mv 11At 938 r r r i l f l c * tl #e h#D by th# Mtat* tu­ #tt lilitdrr fur rn#h nt lh# I'uuri DeLand hits to give Gainesville, ,or'f 11hub # #ntrnnr# In MMnfuri, on th# hand ontl c a u s e r ; the II K II NIH »N, M#lh#r with all omitted ft nd nub T h e g u m r to ni g ht shnuld he a ■th tlay of AuifUrtl 1934 j t t f l l II rent Heal n f the Hint*th eir fl to | v i c t o r y over the 4’ lri Ul( ‘HUM M#i(ii#nt 1#v t**l laX#e if 11 th# fulo’r lo r k A- M, I hx r v r l l f h a t # ur " h u m d i n g e r . " Or la n do 's v s s l l y Ini oT FbkfMo In be -iff I veil, Ittwlflg <1ret rtb# d land# Irt H#miunty , Florida Re d* in the a f t e r n o o n ga; r t r l l f l i i i t f i h#hl by lh# Mini# |# nt Tailnhitsse# I h eP ti p l- tHF. XL) prov ed h u r l in g c o r p s I* sure '<■ hnle County. Klnrltle. t u -w ll : g * th # r with nil nmltlBd m d *ilh tol. thl* the r,ih >1ay of 1 1 » r C e r t Ni. 7011 July b#i |u#nt l#vl#d ( i s m on ih# fui 020 000 . 100— escel l ent p it ch in g whl Autcust. a D 1911 O rl an do 1. I U » r u v e r l n K HKt, ut NKVt 18O T I C K o r I A I . K O F T A X Lowing d#»rrl3f#t| In nil * In Mimil St. A u g . H -f I t. T e | . lu It 11 4 U ltT lFII'A T lC g 000 001 001— i ‘ he b ig g u n s o f bo th rlube are hul# i*fninlv. Florid#. tn-wlt 1-1 uf Cert. N. 111 o f June 7, In af run inneo w it h ! 't « pro* liable to es p l o il e and sh ow er f i r e l*#ri Nu |J3» nf Aug 1. t i l t r u v r r ll lg M W 1, uf N K t. vUinnt uf 4‘b#p|rr 11191 X c a at 1931 r ov# ri ng L jI b 2, y a t I ’ alntka 1917 find upon ivrl tl an rviiussi of Her 15, Tw p. IU, ll. 11 020 000 000— 2 w or k * all o v e r T i n k e r Field. Hlk, 3*Whllc oinb B |«|i Add. le Wt lh ee e my hand and eral tin, XV3I MITNN I will o f f e r for -al# D a yt on a Bch. 430 122 0 3 * — |ft <I#u#va. K U T i t K o r sAi.it n r t a x th - U n d day uf July ) 5 ] , ul pub tic outcry iu (hr Mgh#Nt r#r|. N*> 1121 nf July 7. < K IlT IV If ATi:e ll I' II Klt.M wi:f, hli,ijrr for cmmIi nt th# Court 19 38 r u v r rl n g Bvg 834 14 f l H In *r<*firilaiir« with l h . pr<>Cterk uf L'lrrult c iuU lloua# *inl rami'# )n Munford nn th# I'slatkn 010 003 1)00— 4 A 20*71 ft H uf NVV (Mir of vtitun* ul Chilpt.r M i l t , A rt e i.t 23nil dujr o f August 1919 m flenilnule Cuuhly, 5'lurlde M HXV *4 Ilf H W H M#r 34 T w p D a y t o n a Itch i n i *htl up..n w ri t t e n r..|ti,*t t.r u rock A. At, t#s r#rtlflFnt# nr O tK A l.i 001 001 000— 2 2n It. 31 Run K 1<»I 7 ft H !u| 7 It JA MK H I l l ' T 1 w ill uflVr T..f r#i llflrnt## h#b| by th* Mtitl# t « rt XV 201 7 f l N tu H#g . . I . t puhilr* nutt'rr t-. thhigh <8 7 l U l n r e v lI l # . . . 72 38 E#th#r wi th a \\ oml 11 #d land *uhDeLand N O T I C K n t ' HACK I t * T A X XX’ i i fiten# iny hand nnd #*al thl» 001 000 000— 1 J.gpBhurg 48 4W e : t . . I l»ltt.l-r fur rn. h *1 lit* Cniirt s#i|U#fit Isvlril U i # # un th# fnl < K I I T H ' M ' A T K S lh# t l n d d#y nf July 1931. H mu. - - n t r . i i r - In Huntt.nl un tti- low in g d#si'r!b»d U n t i l Is H«mlGalnsavllle j :i 37 18 100 ISO 0 0 * — 7 liHfetnrm llwoch . in nr nu ilu iir e i .l lh III* pin. ») 1* MF.HMMtN 22 hit i l . y ut A u a n . l t!S* at 11 — ■ 1 4 84 Or la ndu — li iiols County. Florid#, t o- w it vtaluhe nf Chitptar H i l l . A r t , nf ri#rk *»f t’ irrult I ’uiirt, .. .'Ii.cli A M . t . r r - r t i f l c a t - nr Ll 89 HI A oi( UKdu# < > rl No »3V o f July 2. i«34 1517 and I li u m irrl lte u r*i|rieet uf H#nilnula Daunt y, Fluild#HrLand 49 81 .t:*8 . . r l l f t r s t e a h-M hr III- Htata tnr..u iu rov# r I ng NWX4 o f HEX# A H H 11. W WA TH HN I wil l u ff e r fnr |MRAL) S - l h - r with alt umltt-.l . m l aul.43 81 . f t ; l»«l j ih I Gainesville H#c 3*. T w p Hi Jt. JJ. ant* al publli' uut.-ry tu th* tll.h**#«tf#Mi t l .anx .. 'It.rnt l - v l - d l a . - , un th* fnlWilli### my liitml nnd #*f»l (h it ert bidder fur raeh at Ihe Cnurt ti.wln* tl-*crlt»-il land* In M-mt- th# 3th il#y uf A u g u tt l#T! N OT IC E OF SA LE OF T A X H -eolt* I n l r r d a r lluuee en lr a nr e lu Hanfuru on lh* tn.d- I'nllnty, Plnrti.n tn-wlt. C ER TIFIC A TE * |,##Bhiarg 4*9. no o f # r i 3-4. O. I*. II U R N DON. tth day uf Au.uat I t l l at II f - r t . Nn !S nf July T, 11111 d.ilnrpv ill# 4 7 LUl^onc 4-1 In ic c n r d a R e i wi th th* pro­ Citric nf Cir cui t Court, n'rtnrk A. >1 . la x renttflrate or t-nv-rlffc t-.il* t. 1. 1, t, X, ». if 1’ nlnl kx 4-1. Dey lutm llrurh 2-l't flam I rial# Co unty. Florlcn. rerllfli-atea held hy Ihe Htal* t o ­ visions o f rh a p t or 11298 Act I, A * lt-li*u<1 I'n rk ( mi; a d 1937 und upon wrlttwn r#qu#«i of Or U n d o i, Hi- A ug u st in * 2 ge th er with alt nmlttad and auhf . r t , Nn. H I uf July 1. tax* MUM. Fs MTIIWART7* I w ill nff#r ( i i a i n Twdof **l|Utnl lev ied t a t e e oa Ihe folMrs. Mary Martin *n.| Y/,1r u v -r tl is K ! - • o f Ht* o f N t. *n »f # r« l h 4 Brio Oslo. N O T R E OF BALK OF T A X l ow ln a deerrlhed landa la He m I - fo r a « ( i i t public outcry l*» i h f l klgtioal bldc#r f o r caah i l tu ff of MR S • H *•> O •>! Him Henry Martin retumrii Ft I1 r r a h u m a » PoLuntl nr.)* t'niint,. Klfirlde, t ij. w lt l CKHTIFICATM 9 t.r h k t r n — <. r w p in a c’ouri Huua* • n t m n r * Iri Munfard ■ in > lu no Hr iir I •it dn in # «v i le. In R c r on li nc o wl lti lb# pro­ Cert. Nn 77 uf July t. 1517 ilay from a varatlon Jrlp which t ’- r l Nu, l i t nf A it * 1 1*11 *»rt tho I t h dgy o f Augunt 1911 at Ht Auguetln# at I 'o U ll ia . vision* o f ChMpUr 11298, Act# nf r ur e rln a !*•!■ I t . J7, A 11 Haotook ‘.hem ae far west aa Okla­ • -mr-rtna l-«ta ttk. •, 111*. J7. 11 u’r io ck A. I f t i l c#rtlficftt# ur 1937 and upon wrlllw n roiiuoot o f furil Itelshla. J. A J« lllk I t'r yat kl U k r # r t l f l m t » # hold hy lh# Mt«t# tohoma. X IT IO X I L I.K AQ YK XV I*. I l l ’ ll R K I w i l l uffo r for W l l n r e e ntr hltnd and esal Iht, B#th#r w it h oil o m l t u d snd »uhX V Int-r Itnnie* Hub. 39 l*lllrh>ii|(h •ill 34 ■nl# lit public outcry to th# highlh * l l n d day o f July I t l l . Mrs, SL John* of Hampton, N I ' . r l Nn .111 nf A u g T. 1511 •#q u« nt l#vlcd t#x#a on (h# ful471 # * York ii 4» pst lildi.or fur raati i t th# Court IJ. f . I I K I I N I H I N . -n r - r tn a l-.ta t l A t t to I t A was in Oviedo Friday. , I'tlU B|l 81 43 x:i lloua# « n l r # n c « In Hanford #n th# C le t k uf ATI r e t t Court. l o w i n g diacr lhr d U n d « In M#nilI t In 1* lllk. 1 t'ryatkl lulttt'lirt « ii) null /*81 92 41 72nd day of August 1931 ul U Heuiluule County, Kl.itlda. nol# County, KDirliU. t o - w i l l Mr. snd Mrs. Smith snd M r*.1 W in te r l l l i m t l Hull. C t r l. No 188 o f July 7. |930 tu liruoklyit 44 :.u n’ clocb A. 91., tux i’ «r t lfl cu t # or ( H K A I .) Bills of Geneva brought a party Iluxtun 511 nf C-M. Su * 4 ! » f A l l * c o v e r in g I) 38H fl. o f I m>« 1 487 49 43 r srl lfl cu tP i livid by th# Mint# iitT. H U e n v -r ta * tail* 1 lu t * Blk, 4. Chapman A T u c k « r ‘# 119 39 l l NOTI CB o r SA L I o r T A X uf friend* to church In Ovirdo HI Util'tt g « t h « r with nil u m ll le d uml tuliO ^a a tut- IT. I t . I i A til Add. I'lit htilrlph In 19 8i 319 I'b tH TIM ICA TK lI ■squtni frv lsd lam#* un III# ful.Sunday evening. it tuck t. r r y a t a i Luke W in ter C#M. No. 143 n f Aug. 1. 1933 ItraHlt# Y n l r r i i r In uccuid.inr* with lh* pro lo«v ng d«#crlb#d luiid# tn H«mlllnmen Hut, r ov»rln g I#>| 41 tUnford Th* Methodist Church will oc­ fluelun 1, I ’l tlahurxh J. nol# County, Florida t n - w l t : vlcloii.i uf Clieptcr r t l t l , Acte of I11 uf Cert NO. * • » nf A u ( C#rt No. 70| of J u ly 1. 1934 VUIght#. C M . iimo 8. N#w Y o r k n. 1537 Atui upon w ritten r*qu«*l nf cupy their Sunday School annex T. 1*11 c u « r l t i * U , l » I to 1* Wlln#B# my I wind and ###| 11*I# CitiflnitaK at Phllrttlvlphlu, rain co ve r in g XV 39# ft o f L i t l i I.K IIO Y W IL t.lA M H I w ill offer for lh# l l n d dny o f July 1931. Sunday for th* first time. They I !.*•■ I dll* I. 1. 1 4. I>. I * . 1> Hf, l*uu1» at Uriittklyn. Ii b« * A l l Lot 19 tie*## M 111 1 1) •*l* *1 public uuterr to the h l*h A 11) lllk. 1. L'ryatnl lurk* n 1*. II KILN DON, have don* remarkably well. They pbiystl ul Lilwr i! h (#. — ( I r t o n l o i f A W l l m n ' o A ud i­ *cl bidder for each ut the Court ri #r k o f Clrvuit Cipjvf, W i n t e r tluine* Huh. fatisr tion, liuu** entraor* In HsnforC on lb* finished a Sunday School ann-x1 r i l l s b i ir glitMr# Mamlnol# County, Florida. r * r t Nu. t * t ul A n « T, 1*11 h at N# w Yi*rk, of A usust I t l l si II (H E A L ) W I I m m m y hmnC nnd M i l this tth day A 1* l o I t lllk. X t'r yal al l . * k " o f about eight room* and a hitch-1 Ml. Liiul# at PhllaUalphla. lh# Sill day uf Aug ust 193>. o'clock A. M. lax certifies!* of m v e r l n s l.ntr I I A 11 to I I Cliicltiuntl at llruoklyn. ceitlficslr* held by Ihe Hist* tnO. F. K E I I N D O N . *n In I*** <*.h*n a month. N O TIQ B OF S ALE OF T A X W in t er Hume* Hull. (drily gatiiva #rhtilul#«l). te th er w ith a ll omitted snd sub­ Clerk o f C ir cu it Court 17-11 o f Cert. N ik **« <>r J. A. Thompson and W. T. C E R TIF IC A TES H «m ln ol « County. F lo r id * . sequent levied ■*!*■ on th* fol­ In accordant'# with th# provUlon# A uk 7, 1511 cn ver ti ie InitI A ttc itim (.K x n rr Walker went to Invernea* Monday. HEAL) low ing deecrlbed Unde In Reml- o f C h i p l r r 11298, Adi of 1937 lu I * A 11 |i I t tleaa lo t . It. 868 3 1 N bw York 49 nole County, Florida, lu -w ll: W. T. Chance, local A. C. L. L‘r*vilrtn<l ■ qd upon w ri t t en riqiiM t of II, 13 * I t ) lllk. 4— t ' n e l t l 41 3f 831 Cert. No. b t l of Aua1. 1*11 N O T i t w o r i u h o r tax R O T M W A L K K I t I w il l o f f # r for I dike W i n t e r H u m ** Huh Ry. agent, has tnaved la the Mon­ limit on 81 38 80S roverlna Lo t 1 Hlk. ( T r . I ) C K N Tir lL 'A T K I i l publle outcry to the h i g h ­ Cert. Nu. t ! 7 o f A l l ! 7. 1511 49 48 6A8 Ha h ford. In sceordancs w il t, lbs PM tague cotiUge on South Graham XViiahlngton e r ! bidder fy r eneh fel Ihe Court r u y e f ln g I n i * I tu I t (Ilk. 7 1* troll 47 l» 49U IVlinen* my hand nnd le e l thl* Houee en tm n e e In Manforf* on th* vlxlons e l Chapter H i l l . A ct s o f Avenue. t ' r y . l a l U k r W i n t e r lluntee 38 •1 .447 Chicago t i l l and Upon w r l i l e s request of th * l l n d day o f July t i l l . I l k de y of A u f u e i 1939 e t *1 Hub. B. F. Ward took Hi* B. Y. P. l*hlIntl#lphlo 33 68 .344 t t P. IIK R N D O M . MVI.VKWTMil K. W I U K l N INC. o'clock A . M. l e x ce rtlflcei# or Cert. No. I l l nf A uk 7 1511 .316 H I. I aju I o • 1 38 will o f f e r fo r sal* s t publle ou t­ C ler k o f Circuit Cnurt rertl flc nt ea held by Che M t « l « t o ­ U. and Pastor and MrA Day to r o v e r l n a lot* I t A 1“ lllk. I I l l n i l t i 3 »*ltrJ *r cry tu tb s bfabett bidder fo r Kcuilnol* County, I'tortdA g e t h e r w it h nil emit ted end sub* C r y i l s l L ak a W i n t e r l.'umr* Sanlando Spring* Tuesday even­ Chica go 1*7, Phllail#lphla 1 3 reeb at th* Court l l o u e * en trance ( ■ R A M sequent levied l i x e s on the f o l ­ Huh. ing for a swimming > party ami N#w York a. D s lr ol l 4. In Hanford on lh * t l n d day uf l o w i n g dear n e e d Un de In E#ml* Cert. Nu. I t * nf A u a I, I ' l l Washinglon II, Ml Isiiuli 4 Aua uit I t l l at 11 o ’ cloeK A. M . N O TICK O F BALK OF T A X picnic supper, nole r o u n t y , riorldm, l o - w l t : r n v e r l n f Lnle St, I t , 11 A I t lift#to it At r i * v »l a n < L rain. tax c a r l l f l c a l * or r er tl flc n te a bald C B R TtriC A TB B l-S o f C e r L No. I19< or Aug. Itlk. I f C r r t U I L a k e XVlalef Mrs, Earl KootV.i carried n ( l a Mb## T# 4 r y by lh * Hint* tonet he r w ' t h all In accordance with th * provl T. I M S r o v e r in g E H o f E H llutnee Hub. N i » Y o r k at Cleveland. Chapter l i l M , A c t * of cw ltteil nnd cubaequanl l a d e d •Ion* e f party shopping In Orlando Wed­ o f M H #« I I E H J i* * , l l * T w p . Carl. N - t i l o f Aua. T. t i l l It.,.Inti St I X I r o l l . 1*17 and upa r w ri t t e n reanent of taxes s n l b * f o l l o w l * * deerrtbed nesday, . ' e n ye r ln s l-ul» *■ IX 1IVa.hlnHtan at L 'h l r a g a Isn ct Is kemlnol* Co unty, Klort- J O H N P A N K U C l t I w ill n f f e r fo r \Vtin### my hand end ###| thle r . tl, II, t A J Hlk. i t AhiehdJ. B. Jonas relumed Wednes­ r i tl la d . lp h la s i Hi- l a s l i . •ale a t publlo ou tc r y ta l b * b la h do. t o - w l l : Ihe l l n d day o f July 1911. eit P l a t ut C ental tetke Cert. No. l i l t o r Anat. eat bidder f o r cash *1 t n * Court - ----- --------- ^--------------O. K H k l l k O n M , day from a ten day* visit .with Hhurea , _ llouao en tm n e e In B o a f e r c on the I t l l rtTverlna W H of a n t i of (Terk of a rt -n il h t t rt, Celt. No. 7SS o f A « c J. H i ! friends In ViUoeta, Ga. Whlla waa In Oviedo Wednesday. HKU flee IT. Twp. I I R. 1*. I t h day of Aucust I t l l st tl M« ml nol# County, Florida. M V t l ' l l U l r A. II. A 11 Hlk. lam ce r ti f ic a te or (H K A L ) W it s a e e m y k t U . a nd seal this o’cl oc k A. I L there he attended tha tobacco Hal Wlghtt of Sanford spent I I Ame nded r i a l C r y a U l l ^ k n c e r t i f i c a t e * held by l b * H i d e to the Hh da y o f A s a a e l H i t auction. He stated that the mar­ Thursday in Oviedo. ■ et he r w it h a l l em it ted and *ub a P. K R R N D O N . N O T IC B O F B A L B O F T A X " ' c e r e No. I l l Of Aua. 1. I » * * keting la nuking business lively cequenl le v ie d l a x * * aa l h * fol r i e r b a t Circuit Court. R. B. Chapman o f Sanford C lR T tF tC A T IB r a v t r l n a !-«•■ 1 l o I t * A, M, l o w i n g deecrlbed lan d, tn B*ml Seminole C ou nty , Fl or id a , la om R u n with the provlIn South Georgia. ram* to Oviedo Thursday. c. t>. k . r, a lb L j. k a nol* Couaty, Fl orida, l o - w l t : ( A R A L ) _________________ cloa* ef Chapter l i m , Bale *1 U Hlk. t l Amended l ’ l* t uf Mr. and Mr*. B. 0. 8ml‘.h wero W. W. Gellspl* of Tavaro* wua T - U o f Cert. No, 11*1 o f C r y e l k l l A k * Bhoree. A ug . 1. l i l t c o v e r in g L o t I I * N O TI C M OM I A L R OM V A X NINA A. MAHTIN I will nffer fer among thoee shopping In Orlando In Ovlado on buslnsas WvdnesC#ft. No. I0J ul Aug. T. ILer* BWH) * Lot 11* BlavlA cal* at public outcry lo Uo hlghWednesday. I t l l e n v e t l a s L o t * B,. r . ' IJ day. Colony Co. Bub. I n xr e a r d t n r e with the procct bM*tr for cock at the Court A | Hlk. t l Amandad I’ lal Tho Rtvsrend and Mr*. James - C e r t No. I « 5 * o f A s g . I, llauco entrance In Baafori) on lh* vtelenc a f Chapter I M il. Aeta o f Chapplln Day carried a numc r y a l t l L a ke Hkneea. 1*1* c o v e r i n g L o t i I I to I * A •Ik Bay ef Auguct 1*11 at II H I T and upon w r i t t e n req uee t *4 S. Day were shopping In Orlando b*r o f boya to Orlando Thuraday CeM. Nn. I M « » • * « • b « * . I I . U * Tt S I * e l s C olo ny s'chsak A. M. tea certified* or MIUA A D A K . M O O tl R I Will o f ­ 1111 r u i t r l M L o U L D, K, r* Wadnaaday. to the recruiting station. C o * Bub. certificate* h*M by lh* Bento to­ fe r fo r r g l r at public ou tc r y ta O. I I . I. J. 3 . L N X O A Cert. No. 1 I I L a f A n g . t, Ik* blabe et bidder f a r rae h at gether with all m l l M and cabTha young paoplo of Hu Metho­ W » * M * » M Hlk. t l Ameaded 1*11 enverlBB L e t * I I . M . I t l b * Cnurt H a u l* en tr a n ce la ccRucat levied taxes an tb* feldist Church held an Ipworth P l a t C r r e l t l L a k e Shoro*. L e f t ] Nolle# A I I S Bio v ia C olo ny Ca’c Sab. tewing described lands la Sealribed land) Had dey^ of I I - 11 o f c * f t . No. 713 n f Hanford o a Ib e League party at Ota parsonage W l l o e o e my bond ahd seal tula ' Couaty, Florida, , Fieri da. tq-wll: Sunset W * » a t l l o ' e t a r t A. A uk I . t i l l e o v e r l a a I —I* M. mot ten tba H a d . T i t a f July L 1*14 IL, U t ve rri fl ca la o r coril tl Wednesday evealng, “ t t V i R A » Hkwk I t o r orrsMTtoN t o tuaaot.vK rate* held h r the Ma|a toM verng B I U ah off ML NWt* a* ■ " a* a Amended M U l * f C r y e ls I U k e F. W, Talbott and family left T H K Clerk Of Clrwalt OutL r o tx o w im i co sm o h a * aether w i t h aft em it te d no d aabNBU Be*. IB Tw p. M a IP Oeml note Couoty, Florid*. Witness my hand and conj ISM WVdaeoday for a vacation Jn Tam- TIUNB I.IHTEP HKLOW, WIIK'I." cequent lev ied t a l e s aa tho fol* 0 . ^ V e . TM o f A . « T . I t U ___________ I'u itm iiA T io m imam the tlnd dog of July 111*. li.wlsH dsecrlbed l a n d * I d Bsmt- (■RAM m v e r l a a U t i l A D. t . I>. K. PORATKII t'NOKll TUB tJkWH O. M. IfXPJUDON. sale County, MUrioa. tn -wfls Mayor Higgins of Sanford was o r ru m iD A . a n d a h s d s u n tt C t i u u U Cou rt, N O TI C B OF 0AL % O F T A X Cert, No. I t t * o f AdW. »Co unt y. PT erh lj. Hukmt ru n T iin sN m t k a i u t i l l coverin* N H af H t f i In Oviedo Thursday, — A m t need Mtat «l CeyeuI nil HOItS I'Nl'BH THK PHOVt. ( U f a S H a f n r k a f * H > A. P. Wlchard* of Orlando alONH o r CHAMTSM I4lt1, ACTS l * k s ' Shores. MISCELLANEOUS 0. A im I is* a lisa * a Ha* I t a Ma« U a Its* lisa. ROOMS AND BOARD V O W Watak eapalraH bf O te eaalle hams haw, ■os salts 4 ft. Cart. No. TOT nf Aug T* 1993* c f l t i r l n f laots A, H. F. I. 3J. N. <». P. g . H H. T. I*. V. w . A X nih I t — Amended Plat o f Crystal L a k e Hhores, «>rt. Nn o f Aug. T. 1923 co ve r in g leofa A. B, C. 1>. K, F II. II. !. J, K. I . M. N. O. V. Q, IL H. T. 17. V. XV A X I Ilk 4# Amended Plat of C r ys ­ tal L a k e fthors*Cert. No f « » o f A ug 7. 192J c o ve r in g Lota A, It. K, F. <1 II. I. J. K. L If. N. O. P g! H, T A l ’— II Jh Jfi — Amended Pint of Crystal l-*Rk# Hh«r**, t i l l o f Cert No 71* of Aug 7. 1911 r*»v#*rlng l^ot« A. D. t ' I > 4r I Blook &Z Amended P la t of C r y ata l |al# Hhore* Cert No 714 o f A ug 7 ,213 r o v e r i n g f ift t s I, J 4. 8, » 7. 4. I*. It A I I nik j 1.4. We Vi ew nl laAk* Mitry » > r t N<» Tl S ..f A u g 7, I1M co ve r in g I ot * I 1 . 8. 4, t A l « THk, 8, La ke . irw I jrho Alary Witne ss mv band and real thla tbs 8fh day of A n g ’l ' t ,'*71 * D. I* IIR II NIW IN . Clerk o f Circuit Court. Seminole County, FloWd-i tSF XI.I 1 34 BIGGEST SCORE tb . T a la l* O— l out g ■. •Idar rrr.,r. TWO IN A HOW '.Total* * ». s*«*hn**rd*'r 3, llunejt I, Jeter l s tru ck nitt rU'hn«l«,*r I. Runrh *, J#t#r 2 (IMr, o f f Mchnelder II in » I 1 inning a, 1 runs: J h i -i 2 In 1 2 3. 1 run I-n«lng pile h#r 1#I *■r r ui p lr #». F#tera irul Muil I h T.ni*. 1 Sw. Par ent s* as tw in (lob i! l b I Bunch p Bunch ,mllrll „ Art,. : ri.m .n. it.crin.* . Cunu-re. t.,ri i m i^.hurn u lie** on ball, o r t a i l , AH AM E N D U P , LAWS o r riA iio iiA . N'nt lr* \m hcr«T»|r l i v e n ih* tiru vlvlonv o f (!hAptrr A rt * o f 192k, La w s o f F lo r id * , lo earli of ih# corporAilufiM .. . JlMShlsw. l»-low. the bc lns lnrof|M»r.n n l under Ihe l - « w i o f FlnrMM tfial icc nrd lnc lo. (ho records nf th* Kwerelarf of (Molo each and ovory of *n<-h m r p «i r a tl o n » appear d# - 1 llnquont fnr fhroa ( 2 | yea r* *»r more In th# fi l l n * o f rep ort r ami pu fment o f t a x e « under the provtalona o f rhmpter H i t I, A r t * of m i U w i nf Florida, and that under (he pro vi sio n* o f said Chap- 4 PERSONAL 1 1ANSMV WAVS *ae HAS A Mai I n a l r aka*. r«# M tm ll !*u oau o f Chemistry and Sails estimate* that IS.OW.040 worth o f ’ tAanlag extract* could w*d* oath year from tha-hoa# which ut s «4 OtW M fiS i & A �\ W W |> n * L \ T T *; ■ v— OWy C n t n l “ Berntnole PbtUa a i r Affrrilav RftU. Hifhwgy A And Water Truuportation More I f p AN V O L U M E X X IX “ M em ber Am oclated Press Cone Removed After Week In O xygen Tent {Fighting Goes On Over H ill In Border Area Doctor Reveals Gov­ ernor HadCoronary Thrombosis July 29 Despite DeniaiThen Soviet Arm y Report­ ed As M oving Up Troops For Mass Onslaught On Japs ♦ Say3 Condition Now Favorable r c t l f t C o m fy Produefci Frnlt And Vrgaiablm Than Any Similar Arra In \merit* IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . A U G U S T ft. ms FO ILED A G A IN 1 Established In 19<1S NI M11KR 295 Dates'Dearborn Police For Seminole Kill Man W ho Fled ■ Schools G iven r i •j > o • H o n d a s P riso n Sanford, Geneva, Os- Opening eeola, Monroe, And d P» D I . l Wilson schools To Bolita Kachet in itegm Sepicmher 12 TampaCeases As Law Threatens N* %•*.»#>!mf *4 fret* Another Convict Cap­ tured In Gun Rat­ tle A fte r Try A t Escape From Cops Tin* f'jn'imig ilit,* I-., Sooiiii, It* l omit v Sc ho U h.» - in- II *• a a* S, I'I ih i Im i a jih| ) • | Rtf* *•«**Mall t Of llu l> | ii i u- lee *, S . | fit ,.| |*. r. tfM‘ i ur- (•rand Jury Requests States Executive W ill o n T. W l id ,i. niiiueil Officers Take Steps ihu nun in11^ Recover I f There the Sun 1>o,l i, ik xi To Erase Gambling Arthur Sherman Who • till, Is N o Interference M'Hihm jjjnl v\ .1 ..1, •ll. ,1* upon Shot Prison Guard M Si'|i| l . n Ini. iH I VIII U lII. 4*' Vh«* T VMl* N \Uk! JACKSONVILLE, Au*. 6. 1 ik• * Mui \ ( )v . j.. tu i mlu- Tnmpu l*o|it;i intkt't hn Killed By P o l i c e been (A P )— Dr. Stanley Erwm1 "lil wthnnU i t-.ll 1 rlndf't wiitlilrnly flU'l t lie Ii 1 1 v All wh.lt * "l “ ir •l l inclosed today Governor liti,»N DETROIT A uk f i — (A P ) U . I.t-i .! mi thr lirrU t.f a cun Will ubsel \, Cone waa removed yesterday — piilico ot’ stilnirltAii Denrfrii*nt« ttf !, ia rnfuit’rmrnt *»C 4 V t . H I | i(H ill) M 1 ■ i >nt ih ii from an oxygen tent under Spinster* on psrsdb In I liorn killt'tl •ni*mutt arid capI MiHhi'i * »•1 1M*1 Hr, . .. t,.( fit i'iv riiiiMiiiM m Mnyor < hnn which he had been kept for don, where they urged pen* ih l ll 41 totl Hf\ l |. i *1 1'tn iM’t-ki cry’- ttf f u' *• nii 11 nf In thr um ml t uroil mu* Iter tvMom they anil one week following a heart fur mxld.n ladle* p * m tiffin 4* t lie' ......... ii •la(•• mist i.mfi'stting that jltit licitI i ri |ur *t nl officriw In n» Ijiuitnl ;i* a. tack. this young girl In marching "ClIt Ll •»t 1if la .t|lc 11 111 u ifiit* Ind It w rrr fu gilivos from a “ It is r tt. tinaent. A national Spinsters’ !*'■ unit a *IMtk, li.il j heir wiis ini tijiruitf m JiiupillK nut ifHHihhlljf. __. . 0r p#n,iOIli rA«*»ciation in England ramp they , p -people - i Pension* Ihit nuhtiih t-tuilil trll how t»i 11 ge] FiorUla !>r *on ■'pitIt illK «f 44.1111a11mciil'h* thw or Florida to know that Gov- backed the movement for middle hud cscapril lo slaying a i'ttsi* 41lit1 !»<• i a te •f inf.hill- it \\ill iIci\ « |n«nl eraor Con* had coronary throm- »ged WOmrn (till ill) wl. in the «•' inmimit) ft tun Thr tul « »i ilnwn nn tingii* giniril boaia laat Friday, July 29 at ____ ______________ which thi- ) I'M• Ilf I "i *( uti»*nt hnlitn. pnihi\ A 111' hnmld » n«l T h r 'w o l*i iii i io r n m en noon and haa juit boon removed nirty lut v!■ an ivnl nil nthrt fm no of the nunthtr* with t, tin,it :hev were riding from an oxygaa tent," Dr. Erwm At Mic i ftp* > iMr t‘•’Ilf; uf (he jjatnr, a.|i|kil i «' II11\ hi jft'nr m l were lu-M fm ,nve*tigalion. Ar­ <r ll*Ht! hns»'*i. Thrri* w rit' nn nrt- (»• i win rcatl Illfrrrm cm Hia condition la good at the fiom |. K (an lie n awwjftiunt H'dtw mml iih inillicit inii nf limv il,in Stiri iii.tii, 2ii. of Los AnP'caent time and without inter—1.4111 hitfl ivt.n cm.: in•r 1, 111limit* lonif Arurutilmif miiiihri-e wnuhl lie g.drv t slif . w -hut nod killed faranca, he will recover. Tha gov„l > .in \ m In Patrolman •titf llml jt t i • \\ i f Mill ki’ l* off lh r mui k.•*I ernor la not dangaroualy ill now, whtnilil hr a w.Mk •H ’ We ii * m»t -rllmif." w n* thr Itoli'ii I i.ihi.-,t n ini* -aid the man n lhr hi a lit 4 * but any unnacetaary phyilral or "•‘i **w the 1• ..Iih'4Hi tit lift-*" ....... 14-pi \ I'HtsI IHIIIM«, (W,,| M| Ilka* tin Ittoke KM.it t\hlli ht'ing fjU#ISmental distetbanca will Interfere liutinl .t- .i uwpirimi-4 t hjiractwr. «»ihm In 11at \1 1hi |i1l l (till i IIt,I n imtmv with hi* ultimata recovery. Hn»w, | I'.n i nli. J*2, » f Marl* lilt H ifij; i n 111uf kMil W(!) Fin unmlilrr^ m ifpiiiiir •'tint It la «* be hoped that no political Prestige O f New Deal t'tftlhliy' 1hi rill, MMmm nf thr lhr ihuGlnu m uiiln Whi pmsmt unrui. I- La . 11■111 p“ ln i* that Hh^rpressure will be brought upon him A t t J ln L n A u R n r k s(Hlr Meat.1 lIi’lMH DC) HI hi 1h tit nuinI Tin n -aIn\ nrtchl nftn n Iiii4 )i hmi k»■tl»'il \\ L W i I d m , a a i n ia n e a s D a rn at *Jila time. He ahoutd be able f Mr f tll.il 1he ht itlil •■ w 4w hmIIy f nmt hitlii j| M|In nw inif * in I nr jftianl, *1nlv !2 near Floral tally» to return to .Tallahaaaee In a few l e y F a c e s Chandler th« IriMirift'ii*. rummunlmUiin llin”* Fulled lignin, two girls lung* *11 mhhrr ling ih luurirfltMis Fla llr»M)"h -.41<I Miey *ri *» llt'l'll tilf i • |ait III l)| i|l ( ft) («■ pun Springs w*nbn- Ho la cheerful and want* ______ nnrlhwr.tt of Terucl. Thr g»ivt-rii- fencing loach tennis in Spring1 Lake \ I twil liy Allhtuigh th«- racket had hern fttitonmhtli' tn'i'i 111it*«I Wife l"t 1 ’ h> tr.m 'll "f impiU to gat back to the dutiea of office LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Aug. #.— men*. al»n launched a strong ofntrttr rpprn4i*nt •IV • ll lit (lit Hi....1 Ini era Thr Jittery fur thr Imt few wrrkji Flnrlil.i He la eating well and feeling a* 0P>— A “ bloody Breathitt" rountyi fenalvr in the Pyrenees, Ini i i i | in); .1 lhr I ••rt-i lh |M4Vt viiih nmdf rrpirn rn tativ♦trrlin - ami nfle•i 'li*|»|nne th^ni »nd ' a * well aa could ha expected. killing marked the height of bit-1 -Continued hnstllPle, alone the Ml* 11* f ■* lak" iih 111* •ha!)' lift Inn ♦njf In trivr nut wnltrn ilijm, th* nhlaimrig VV»*wi Virgihm llcenTO Hla temperature la normal, hia ternesa between nemoeratlc fac-'Siberia-Manrhukuu frontier, with ■I * mif wn« lhr f 11 -•t aitirr early plnti' a drtm ** i n f h'ltrhttrn pulaa rate la 70, and blood pres- tion* supporting New Deal Sena- 'heir con.tant threat of a genera *’ii M»*‘ i* hlllolf lift* hr v iiir f Will linn /ithftrl. #• .1 i hi rtfif II vi ,i till hut i/'"l IiV In i Spring when n fninim Rnitnl »«re la 103 over 00. Hla csrdiHu to la n-Japannc war. appeared tor Barkley ind Governor Chan­ .ml hr hiitl bi*tn eraph abow» Improve men!" ’A f hr ht)Mli| In* m ill I'niiihnii'il ni jury tiiiltrlnl nine nfftrial.4 nmt 2 1, wl iHeritable a* reault of a deadlock dler for the eenatorial nomine• Frhnniry, ID37 ift t r U Mid ha left ordera that siiriiirf i♦H all 1'mniiy Mwiini trvfn prrsumi nn rhatgra nf In ird In Oral efforts to aattla 'he dl»Co^-waa a » i U k i ' j i ^ k j Satvrtay'a. primary. *nrvlri| im** wfii ti th**m in Flo?* np/rattnc ganihhnc. III .ftIlk 4l |HAle M‘» puta by negotlallon. >u. any . . . -i____ _^ .Tr Aa — bawl* 44l l All lhr rhnrgiM Inf rer were i»!#r ctreuraatences. to Combo, county chairman 1hf f *ilte'M.tl H**, itf M i I I I * foe Governor Chandler and a R « « l * Opt her Bed army f y Ho* fourth miii in thr car whather one of the governor'! K »aa|ia Ht Il'M'l <ti tijf|»e r| rxrrpl nnr ngiitu t .!•»** m Fiiyp Min*» f f 1 former Breathitt, waa .hot to c « In th. Changhufeng area I Ml ICsatnwJ aa r t f a Twa) Olantl Dies 44It )|Cf*'|itril tint ll*H ircitmmr ii h'Unnn-t |lr mu fmrd |M»|) tm with ihriii wlii'ii *t<i|ipn| wat death U »l night at Jarkoon when mtlf' » ° “ ,h ,,f Vladlvo*tuk. ■n I'liousands O f Dollnrs Wuriicr ■41 tvit ii *V .1 pirn nf nnlr» i Hillrrider e whlrh th** tliio'i, liiHirgo Mcrgm, 21, hMhii !••♦ rt «Ilift ha and hia brother. Lee Comb*, wartime footing P*"’*'"* Spent In Re-MwlelO f Pneumonia In i•Iti. V tl C illic it K It IH 11**4% * % im■*ii ii I hr duln't Njiv whether he '«( I •' 444l)oI ll Vkhll tiltij police hp ilfht'i started up the -talrway leading{ fwmal .newer to tha Soviet . Iwt ha*l pukcil up the i»lhrr Ihrtd Stockholm, Sweden ingAnd Renovating i-ling in the h"nt" ■oitniimii-. end wiiv or win nut guilt v. to Barkley head.,mortem. Ua | 11f 'V " 1* T 1" , * h' ' P!!., . 11hi'ti Zalniii, wlioiit hi* kn«w, rHliniTI M ini ft(*piT ! fl»ft“t»!■- 111 t In ami Sheriff lleaton lie in a Lax-|f''> -etllemen. of the ennfllr ■I'kiol fur ii i till*. IIAHTMU. Aug « idh I .ytiiMii Si'hdul *Aiif I in hiimt' W Fsl I IA K I Ft H IH . IV ,,:,, Building activity in Sunt t Inglun ho.pital with bullet * "u d be ronaldaead. tjuri y iid in wlint will! hr dntie Sheriff IK*.hi ti t In* wound, inflicted at the ..m e T h ™ term. . . announced during the past *ix nmnlh I, i A aif. G l/T*V Winner ( lt*« ml, nm I f f ■* Uil if 41 thr Ovhm|h WIihhI hr would hi Ihirtnw tn 4Limp dtiwri nn In' M'liieicH leli.'griijilieil finally following foreign ' om hilhfte w uift HuthtutAiot E II time. tmn jim inn* at*lhi Ih*hI known f,u h«*rr fur I'iirroh. mUar Maxim U tvin o v\ two and Iwen greater *.han f»r any tiun in timnNpnrtfr " r | M »| hU hia Milra hni hern nn*wrred hv tn lift tj Murder ^rarranU were out for MEMPHIS. Tann.. Aug. ft—I/P) one-half hour conversation Thur. ‘ ho past several year*. arc"i-liug Itia m i •*«*!» iitlr of ( hmlie Chiiu. fltilit Om ••I,i t*» Grnrvu t.i St*m !\ln><*r -f utnnii«winrirr K d w u i i| •* W. A. Cnmil*, nn relation to day with Japanese Amhaaied'«r to record* at the l ily Hall. •Muil iiMlwy nt Stockhohn. Sweiit u. ni*tit Iliyh SthiMil who djud "W r have already in -Inauguration of ■ permanent I-rwis and Lt-e, end the county <*lnutrd lhr rhirf .»f pollct* In progiam af between-tea»on em­ Mamoru ShlgemlUu. were *n a.la In addition to numrrou* li-uiie hig In'i*Cut Rirriminf***! Thi* if'ijm tio n i f A Ii Wuir* chairman for Barkley, and fOr ■mint that diplomats believed there ployment for needy fi farmers v a i eontiue‘.ion job*, »everal luri;-1 I'm I (HaimI, t ht* hrothrr** W* nrj, fin tunny yrnr-* rhitirntjin »»f rlf«n up lhr town " two other person*. tnndkin we* scant chance of Jkpan'* -to. uneed bare lu t Sight by MlAjnr kilwiinli if Ii I ind rtilurgi1 thr honi*l of truMiri'ift »*f tin* building* have net-n remmleled an I ported u nihto^mm from SU'rk Senator Barkley concluded hi*, Harry L- Hopkins, work* progress ia|H*N that niulrmrnt, nthrr Minn holm mini the ni’lor, wlvi fur «1m> % ( hiilijutn M;huul, whh nrri'|i1*'il rejeiuing renovate*! and one ha* been built. campaign Friday with a barnv indtradtly administrator, M the f l m etep not Mix Myrli* C h»IW»*r " f < hulu In Buy “ If thr rhirf d Cnnxl ructmn of the building hut Wen ill of pin*umufiui liieil ut |’,Vf,|r; i v.jb .y propo.a1 for • airy mu iirdrr -■ ef President Reoeevelt’e -frontal storming motorcade through the Jgp,,'n.1 • nn rrpliit'r ■ •ii 111'limimnilnl hv • i'eiwhich la tu be '.he h'unc nf the 2:30 A 31. him." eOack” on the South's Inequality first cnngreuional district. of thr Uhuluoln M*h *u| I it Deu’ h iMme at C)liin<rg Russia Table Supply Company, a grocery nltLANDO, Apg. •! A case far vi,Bed 19 town, and climaxed “ ^ ^ " ‘ h . " 1Bm of Income, ^1 if* tfi*nrr:ill\ known that hn concern, on \Vv*t First Stre--t tti(i)(eii wife w p |)iepiirinj( to ii“ ilrivrr fmm I’hulimtu to U viim I h vole of Florida oranges by weight r f, ,hf j , pane,e a, ag Hopklna, In an address prepared hi, drive for vote, with a big « lita has hern running wide nprrt 1mmNnIe. Him luwyrra hml Her upplicutlon wi»d f.'iwm hit ____ * and that there could t()U|d *«> ha* advanced rapidly In the la* to h wa, presented in graphic detail for nation-wide broadcast, said rally In hi* home town of Pa!**' ,u gre'ssora '.wo month* and I* now .lent amuMiiiieti at Siintii Ihi rhum, C'n to thr •'tale mail ilrpartimrit n» hrrr f«»r rmmr limr, mnl that la*' night to members of tho newly he came to talk with atata and. lluf*h, <>n the bank* of lhr no negotiation so long a. >*•' ready for occupancy. nrrr«|* |„ date f „ r h*d.rn wnlri ,dhe wuulil putI fur S'm’klulm Mtui rtdimuh um tlrlvrrt muni nuil fy I i__i_ Japanese soldier, re ixgnnixed Orange County Citrus h a w been jimet irnI ly "ml regional adminietntora o f 11 ° h!oThe building wn* constructed day. With lhr »tatr mat! ilrpiMmnil t.ii-wt-r* Inc , ....... of ,lmun pufu Governor Chandler made ttm j‘ ^ " ‘ on Soviet lerritory southern elate* In whlth diets fur at a rn*L uf approximately (1 > ,J h n i| ..htntn n *i’huul bun tlrivngi oners. thousand, coneleta of “ griU, green, *pcrche, yetlerdey and two last 000. The iingle story huiblmg (iff mtt. and. gravy." night. There we* a big ChanSalesmen of tin- case for sol* Vernon E. Culler contain! a floor area of .S.JIHI Economic System Due to weight were K. K. DcBuek of Id he dlacuaaud -wW, the 'tier rally at th* Unlvenlty ot p a g c i g t D e f e n s e VJtl He ____ — square fee*, with a frontage nf t" tn ^ it _ L‘ - n 1 11 * L » a la .ll i, n, at I a v l n a rt n n • * * ------___ . rrn •. Ihoa-At A g e O f <i» liiiinesville, I'Wension citrocultur administrator* the Kentucky stadium at Lexington •■i Break, GOP Says RSCG Policy Given f „ i street. Wall* were To ____________ governor will conclude ht» • ' ' fur ilie University of F lorid *^ the W PA can to farther______[The . made of brick and tile. The steel and I lie United State* Depart' Prtilden*.’* purpo.ee," after pee- campaigning with a radio speech Vernon R. Colh-r. nu. C H IC A G O , Aug. T liv Aug. 0-— W — K*truaard roof i* enverert with n men* of Agriculture nml director A vloualy'glving them authority to early In the morning. . ROME, 1:00 °'c!,,ck yvs'rtilay HflerriiHio defense 16-year bonded roofing. Republican prugianl committeiuf the Florida Citrus Exchange, add a, total ef >00,000 person* to Headquarter* of BarUey and qulr»m*nU of empire *! his home In UktMary nft.r There are m> partition* in Mu- tedt night charged current and Howard Phillip*, of the Ur. ^ eh* W P A roll* pending the time; Chandler freely predicted victory f ornl the primary reason for t a tong dine**. store. A unique feature is lb* trends in legislation and adminis­ f I’hillipt Company uf Orlindn, when labor would be needed for for both nun, Barkley's leaden ti.w ' fascist race policy, an niuse ef sliding dour* In thrri* *«•- tration thri-atened the breakdown Mr. t oller had resided In Scm. mu- of the largest Individual et*picking cotton. . rnld he would win by n majority flclally- Inspired xtalament *aid tion* 'hat, when rolled up, disap­ hole County ab»u‘. 28 yvars. He im prmluring and shipping firipv of the economic system end '.ho “ W* Intend to doe* cut thla of approximately 7S,000. Chan- yrtt . rday criticising “ mlxunderpear In a chamber In the roof of was horn July 5, IMSU. in the xrerlrl. “ diiincrgralion of roponsiblt and employment In picking Aim*, and dler’e men claim hie Victory will , landing*" abroad o f faxclst mu“ Battle Axe" Bill Curry ar the building. A former contractor, h« had ........ . nf Mr. Drllutk was effective government." it open it up agate whoa the har- be by about 30,000 vote*. Ap- tlvaai rived last night from Macon. Th* recent purrhaee of the MeIn a statement issued at the veet U ever," H*pkfa» said. proximately 446,000 Democrat, it wax th* flret lime empire n con 2 ! ? . WilhL ' hB S,nfurJ Novelty -a In-tliileil n* *lu- iii.ioi attraction Lander Arcade building by th" end of a five-day furum on na Georgia where he has been nl a. meeting that also included He aald there were thousands are eligible to participate in th* detente rather than antl-ieml* several M ' for lhB 1**t ••'reel yeers. revivals for Mather Furniture Fompeny and tlonsl problom*, the group aa ducting Ho is survived by his widow, adoption of a charter and Ml of tiam we* atreaaed In IntarpreUof le c tk e iw n hi Om (oral area* primary. weeks. subsequent remodeling at * rll*t Mr*. Jennie Cullrr, e brother, by-law* for tho new organisation. net earn big an adequate Income The chief ieeu* la th* New tion* e f th* new race policy, on* of 11,000 gives First_Rlree*. eno'h- Silled new deal policies and pro­ Therm Cotier of IHchvllte. N. V mised tu develop a parly program Sir. Phillip*, upraking Imprompfrom agriculture. Deel. Barkley, th* Roosevelt phase o f which. It waa announ<*d, *r first clam businex* house. The regular weekly lunrhe.e He was a member of tho I'ree- ii, and voicing objection* to ad­ designed hi revive business, In " I believe, therefera, at a mat­ majority leader in th* Senate, will permit only on* Jew for Meet of tha tenant a |n ‘.he build­ duatry and agriculture end based of th. Rotary Club will h. h.ld hyUr^'n Churth.' dressing 'he session on ground* ter af penauoat policy (he bead haa the penonal backing o f th* every 1,000 non-Jowleh Italian* Kun#rt, Hrv|((| ,w u>n ing have been moved Into *lo'« upon “ representative democracy Monday at the Vadlex lint.-- at that " l «m not a member of yqur o f every farm family wkoea In­ Preeident, who cam* to Kentucky to participate In “ tho full life rooms facing on ftanfonl Awnoe. and private enterprise." 12:15 u clock. I ducted tomorrow afternoon at 'he organisation, hu* raine her# lo come la teadeqaate eheald be giv- aad in three epeechoa pointed to of th* state." Partition* ar* being torn out of .. " ... , i i Hrlckaon Funeral Home with Hr. learn something new from th# r** ea employment e few mftqtha each Berkley as th* man he wlahed This limitation a f Jew* in ‘‘the l The weekly M»*Ion of Munich D> Brown|w< <trficlatlr>ff. marks of your main speaker, year to eupplameat hie agrteul- nominated. The defeat e f the full Uf# Of tha » U U " wa# aeen the other aid* to house the main COMMITH BEPI'llKA i ,,„l Court will be held Monday BurU, wi|, uko p|lCB n, u k , also advocated strongly thr sal* P> display rooms of the Ma'her (a ta l Income," Badkteg mid. He gtaator would mean a new. party a* a atop toward ft tew prohibit­ afternoon *t the Police Station I c * m<l#ry Company. consumer nf Florida oranges by ing non-Jewt*h I Uliana from 1 . » chief In th* Benate*_ A t ft *0*t Of *16,000 The Yowell TOKyft, Aug. ft —(/Fl— MaJ- with Judge Frank U Milter p ic-. _________________ weight rather 'hm thn fortwir •e* the J4a v m ( l* n q Hedy, He chandler, while ebl Chandler, while chiming par- marrying Jowl or colonial sub­ Company haa almost competed Gen. Yssuytikl NUhiyama, B-'i, • Ming. system of "an murh per dmett." Maal friendship with the PreSl- ject* fAfrican native*). ft program o f remodeling end rrD.B.McKay Concludes ot eectlfkaUM fee . In trimming down to th* novatteft which Include* 'he in­ who was decorated for gallantry ratio o f ono Jew to 1,000, nc stallation qf (he first air-cooling In the* siege of Port Arthur durRE-ELECTED lo repair repair the the j Tampa Tlmeit' Sale btg th* Rutso-J«p*n*x# War of S -a n e e Company to ly haa jlttocked - Berkley for persecution o f Jewa will bo per­ system In the city. tho mitted, taid tho statement, which 1904-06. committed caromonial nn lh" . ' TAM PA Au* ft ran i. n “ running *4* eameone'i ceatUUa." Net only haa th* outside of the ■nleLL. JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 0»—<JP) vsstarrlav so that the French Avenua and Seminole I AMI A, Aug. A—M l !». n. waa Issued by tha Informaiione building been dona over hut the (ftlclde yr.leriUy *o 4X4 t lha l.hefront *). McKay announced Friday the sale — The HUte Welfare Board trd to* Diplomatics, an official agency. entire Inside has been r» finished y w g g n w l cnnIJ devote hte ro- » „ lim, U(1 (n>t „ f |H00. Tha. of th. Tamp. Daily Time, and day re-elected Clyde Taylor of EQUIPOISE DIES tlrament pay to prosecution of warehouse waa recently damaged, radio Cation WDAE to David K- Jacksonville chairman and Alto put In. th* ego the ex- tha undeclared war* with China hy firs. RmlJay and Ralph Nicholson, who Adam* o f Fort Fierce, vise* L E X IN G T O N ,"K y, jtag. ft — BREAKS PAST m______ ___ renovation of the Md Soviet Russia. Hava boon operating the pro per­ chairman for one year terms. W)— Equlpotee, second to I Tha general left ft note with McCrory Company waa completed The Rev. Tenney I. Deane of il#* for lh* last five years under world'* leadlag LOB ANGKLK bT Aug. W ) at - ft Cost o f aoveral thousand hte will saying that h* waa old Dunedin will ronduet the serv­ a laaaa. race bene, died — A fter I I daya e f a hunger dolten, A new add Won to tha dad useless and could sarv* hast Tha tala waa mads by th* Tam­ ice Sunday night at the Union test alght at the C. V. Whltoey strike te pretest store gave It twice the More by permitting hte ptnxten'te be meeting at th# Flral Methodist pa Publishing Company, whirl) la m new bora. In kb ate j r g n Hitter ngtam _te Qermaay, Ate It had previously contained diverted to war purpose! ! Church at 1:00 o'clock. Mr. McKay Own*, to th* Tampa Times r u M ^ M n ^ I f r e d Theifmre Heary Heamlbeta, B *v counter!, light* and Dressed in ctramonlal rob** h* Daaa* waa barn in Banford and company owned by Smilay and Partly cloudy tonight and Bq broke hia fast yesterday. He ether fix teres wet* intuited. te»*it bafora tha shrtoa of hte an lived hare for a number of yaara. Nkhslteon, In accord with the day, with w A held the worU'a m t e L d bM been held la the county jell On MV officials are new await* •Oaten In hte homo and spilt hte terms of an option given In 1963 shower*. * 4 d t-B for Ih* mile, eat la action on a pro* liftiMch with a sharp dagger in simultaneously with th* laaaa. Th* According to Information from 1»M Arltegten P a r t tie*. Be aald he weald be exe­ peeed heephal bp the PW A purahaaa Include* all aaaete of th* traditional fashion af "Sap- tha State Road Department, -, .-.-i ■ cuted if returned to G en u a ;. qnarten hi Washington, tha Tampa Publishing company I C w l l i a H * p rage T h r e e ) «* • ■ ■ , , -------------- & Kentucky Goes Tfc Polls In P rim ary Choosing Senator Fighting broke out snow today over the ilMpuled ( 'hnngxufrng hill on th« S.ber inn ManchoukiiM fioifier a-* Jnpnn and Soviet llu six wranglrtl over lhr terms l.» kerp th»- imulrnt fmm aprrading into vviii Jupuri hel*| tn her origin*] twur‘ ure—cr*!**iuni 0f hot*Dili**, muttinl wilhtlmwuls from the th?biiU*«l tone and amDtation of the bonier Iini* through <Jifilnm**ie chanm*!*. Kux-.m fleniandftl u study of the whole bunlt-i* issue as prempiMit.* tu the aettlemrn*. tif the present irindeiit which ham imperilled the of the far east fur 2d -fay* Japsnr*r anny reports from the (hangkufeng serne *ai<l Soviet guns had teen silenced in all ar tillery duel, Soviet infantry hud recreated and the Rusaisn, hud |n»- u bomber, four tank* and four heavy cun*. The Associated Pre*» cnrrrspendent at Kogi, Korea, said the Soviet* apparently were moving up for a *'rong attempt to i p take the hill. On the other Far Eastern flout Japanese warship* were wi'hin 110 mdr* of Hankow, in virtually the name position a* a week ago. In Spain, government fnrera *,nl*h »t stt important road JuneliPn at Nt,k,U),in whkh ,i„m, Brustl Parish Hole? For Sheriff , Sanford Building “ Charlie Chan” Record Is Best Of Movies Fails U Several Years —-To Come Back Seasonal Program For Farm N e e d y Is Hopkins’ Plan Expert On Citrus Suggests Sale Of Oranges By Weight on ( ’itv News Briefs . i n 'i s j f s s f x r , ^ LOCAL WEATHER •t , 11 * fm ti i’ — ■ ft .r* h' t * %\ 1' * 1 * h•.Z’; ’ �S A t fm ft A Y , AUGUST STRANGE A S IT SEEMS—By JOHN H1X The danger of investing the government with oo, much nuthurity over the economic life of he nation on (he grounds that the meri'. synlem and not political p r e fe r - 1 ence will lie Ihe determining factor in selec ing .iti|>erviHi>r> expetitivpit la clearly illustrated aa a result of ’ he O-Men'a investigation of recent civil service examlna ions in con oertion with the HU'e--Industrial Commission. The evidence indicates, according to the Federal i> ree 'or of the Social Security Board, M that two applicants for jobs in the unemployment compensation division had uc 1 cess to certain examination questions.” I' is further poini e<l out that 'hey obtained their information as a result o f ; demands made on the printer directly through 'he Gover­ nors otfice. An so we have applicants for positions in connection wi'h Ihe administration of the sacred unemploymeul insiii mice funds—positions which should emlsnly every elenien' id trust required in the great insurance companies, and de maiuloig the same exac'Jng knowledge und tra'uing wlo> go through the motions of taking civil service oxumiiiii turns, but who know all 'he questions, and of course all the answers, iiefore they go into the examination room. T o say 'hat thia Is dsliherute cheating is hunllv enough. In school the cheater is looked upon with eon tempt by all his fellows. And the teacher who would give a pupil n so' of questions before the examination took For farlkar proof addraaa the rather, tartrates a M o f i l ravel*pe for reply. m m vtm - \ m> ctfMKlSmiA, -N r U tfP T W fE R E NT \ V l a g U. B. ? * t-0 & ^ v n m w . MNos/SlCHhAM C% Kf16tff$V«fc40 fbpmARIHAWQfMreJm M e x ic a n s P i e f D R f i r c w o o o f r ie v R e c o v e r R o d fe o f The ittPfA T R O PW toR ift BIRO**. pe^ert mqmrmr \ X ■mtoLlMHhlHZMUS Mmommumvcxm n\6mcwm wMeR/ TAMPA, Aug. # - O P )—Judge 1 William V. Albury of Key Wa i C , presiding in Criminal Court here, , wna ordered /eaterdey by Cricuit Judge L. U Parka to show cause in Circuit Court Monday morning | why he should nut be prohibited t — _ ---------i - — . i — — -i— from serving .t;.ler an — order bearing the signature of (gov­ ernor Cone but not writ'en by tile governor who is ill In a Jackxonvfle hospital. Judge Parka ordered the hear­ ing on a petition by Monies 8. Uman during a day uf S'itr-wid« <tt*v»lopmtrV, in the eaej whirh included: <■■ ( I ) A resolution unanimously adopted by the Tampa Hillxbarmigh County Bar A'sivi (Iron to tent (he legality uf Judge A'bury a order. Cl) Preparation of n new rrrV'i at ’Sullahatsee to t>e ruthed U> the governor's bfl.piLal bed room for his signature to replace the qufptioned order. (3| An opinion givrn to Cnu:. ty Solicitor Joe E William* by Ihe State Attorney lieneral'a uf flee holding that Judge Albury | should pas* on his own qualifica­ tion. 1 Tha specific question of the legality of Judge Albury’a aaalgnmrnt wsa taisrd first by Uman brfure the judge in Crim[ kill Court Thursday, but behind I this tea* another Issue of whetti. 1er the governor’s secretary or ; Ibe preskfent of the Senate, MWt fC 0 » O N ,8 < > , ™ offochetiet*.M+Jfcmpzhirp, rtA4 cpmftoThe f uxkg of her WftoOMHopn YM H 92 JioMBMm Rim,* fAAHVb MT W/PB/ # m M A O e OVER 2 0 0 RUGS, t t O fC lN G C A P O U K W in e v w ear o u r ... A ■Hive e a q t r-v-V ■ fit. Petersburg Indr lliet case it should be I w O a t Oov. Browning ha* lbs T*m*»sae* gubernatorial IS*km, Ed Crump la Just * Grarapy. Auto Taxed ||gp la planning a new |210 ile . fur every (Jermnii I’erhnps one reason why there arc It-won’t do them any nrcidents 'oduy than there were, suy, .witboast the gaaoline to run drunken drlvtr In For* My NS fitted |S0 the nth«r day. hwk m i with him. II* mlgh' killed. .aom*«n« and b**n Uf*. • ’t fend young children p*a th e y at* net only bad fur digestion, but s 3-ytar old . died bt Miami the ether Mae Corilgan'a career ax *-Atfantlr flier Will not be [Idly racrtaaful until after ■ laanched a round the«U(ht and winds bp explore South Pole. more automobile ten years ago. is n iKTUUse there are more automobiles, more automobile tlriv- v •rs, ami a whole lot more automobile driving. N S atistics show that the average automobile driver used K h>s uiilomoliite about 30 percent more last yeur that he diil Hi 11129. That there would have been nil even greater use of I automobiles, had it not been for the s'eep increase in auto- y mobile taxes, in shown by the Florida Petroleum Indus ries t 'ommission which sayn that there has Ireeii a f>7 percent increase in au'omotive taxes during the post eight years. ,, The average motorint uses 665 gallohs of gas a year and s travels sl'ghtly less than 10,000 miles. rr In li29 the average price « f h gallon of gnanllris was 11 18 cents, no' counting taxes. Today, the average price, not counting taxes, is 14^ cents a gallon. Rut because the taxes have increased more than the manufacturers have Iteen Aide to reduce prices, the consumer pays around tin no ..... . - — — •— * < - • — •sehonges reveal that most Mid County Summlwdtmrr* fbaut tha ate** arn troubled pyoapeote of millag* hikes. |Wd •ndt torn* of them hare trying to match federal aplatiorti for public work* 1*ad foderkl government hue *o *-----1 B asyiSiK .'S:; S A N FO R D T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO on "tho other slda" for the third tlma. Ha la In the U. B. Navy. Has. Bchall* Maine* haa returned from Jachsonvtll* where thaw who betieva there ho attended a meeting of tha county ahairmen o f th* War Sav­ ings Stentp I talc committee. [ Mr. and Mra. L P. Hagan and children spent Sunday at Day­ tona Beach returning vis DeLand where they viattad Mr. and Mra. DnUds and family. | Mrs. Jsn. L. Ponder sad chib with bar mother. dien af Jaekaanellla,. and Ur. J. Mra. C. H. Diageo haa arrived home after a pleasant visit with B. Finlay of Orianda were dhw^r rhar paraat*. Mr. and Mr*. Me* curat* at tha bomd.af M r.‘ and Mrs. Ja*. D. Jinkla* Xhtradhy. „ Clung at Dunedin. 9 i u Peer! Xoh*a/i la hosts bind girl appeals thia week from Daytona Beach Kftfg and fa Ihe] whara the is the hoaan guest af te DnFed mates to Dr. aid Mrs. Baboon. den , ter- her to Mira. H. H. Btsveaioo W l Bankit eyv" "Lollc* dog tlHmu th# eaaeom. fay far bar heme Is JachsasriUa i Of an month*. It after spending caveml dlyh vlall'ts qadrantlna anh tag her slater, Mrs. V , H. Haynes. Mra. Jaman. M. Bataan ami # »«», f . tefifa chlldrem have retamed te Daytens Baach after gpandlsg a law dipt at home os Instead Belghu. Guy BSaaat mm hsa aytWnd is tha Mty from Wan Palm Bench sad wlU ha caasaated with the Marild 'force until ha la drafted # D IS I»K IX IN (» T H K F(K HV CHAHI.BH MICHF.INON Deeioeralie Nn ionel (‘emeilitee Rr|Hibli.-*n eimpnign «|rntegy «t the Chleagn ro at 'he prevent eloge ( f the politl-! ||,at the bnllntu ral wllnalion nil.ear* to have re „ „ lllrf, (in,, •olv'd itself into a »nrt of trea-1, , ,, . . „ l , have rure hunt. The two pnxe* sought , ,,bruught ... *re indirotion* that the „C. n <>. n P I• ti.iminat inn on thi n headline .writer* a>e tha fact that thia la* it In th* Far khi*l, like rloua Incidents of thia ! la happen aronnd «n l»r place like Changku- Mr an abaruTuoed, buildl into ». e la « r * u }[lin k f water. Hi* mother Us the teak end manraid hla baud aba** it too late 'to- save hta llfhlal respiration tatar ipevtv* him. Cm IIm M m m Wit* On* (Scrt'arie* will be showed to pre tent s judicial suignment order for th« goTrrnor'i personal tignature. Dr. Erwin said ''if be la allowed to be bothered by any •late business it will be over my otjfeUona." The right of Judge William V. Albury of Kay l W to preside in criminal court triale a> Tampa haa been questioned in the Hillaboryug^CirtuJt Cpu^*- be­ cause lha gov*ip'dr«.iignaturj('on the assignment extentK>h wy* af fixed by hla bro*.her, exrculive lecrtlary, Branch Cone and not by tha governor ^Imielf. Hunch Cone said at Tatlahaixee he was coming tojscksonvljlr to­ day with the assignment order but did not know whether Er wia would allow him to nee the governor. AUAfrfifr PilR iH S H t WORWVGfl IE F O R T O D A Y r Removed tier Week In Oxygen Tent eiking 'he ptopl* t„ vui* for lb* 1 men who have cppoitd bin poll «t*a Ini (^ongrwaa. " Puryi" la _a fhl*- short ward for hrsdlinr pur ■king happened in North Caro­ pom , hot | wonder If thh.-y who tin*. where Senator Reynolds Waa Invcntnl It for a xpvccfic putpsaa ■hr rnndi.latc of tha Naw Deal sgpMtad tha ' Prexlilrnf '*> mmfinren, and Hvpretr ntative Ran- paign far tho*<* who hindered rnrk nppeilrd to the other aid*. hli program. Caitainly nobody The New Rial majority thafa wat alia did. about til,000. Cong res* adjourned, and we mate to Oklahoma, where Sena­ tor Elmer Thomas and Uoytlhar Mar Ian.I, both axking for New Dial vote*, ran against Represen­ tative Comer Smith, who voted mk i Inst the Farm Ac* ami other administration measures, Thomas got 207,000 vole*, Marland got !M1J)00, amt Comer Smith go* I.V.1,000. The Cnvernoemhip Vote In that .State waa equally algnlfirant. Leon Phillips and William C E LE R Y L A N D 8. Key ami two olhsr candidate* ci nte*led for the Naw Deal vote*. P 0 ^ RENTAL (• x (iovemor "A lfalfa Bill" MurS te s l gad ' s e n s , w *l iay ran on the antl-Nrw Deal *id* and got fewer rotas than ei­ ther of tho Inding New Deal r xmliilntea. Thera ware a couple of other primary election* Is between. Is not in for another sound on" 'r' tmunclnir next Novl'mlier, rheae maybe so’* and pnhnp*e*| could be it ('urged without limit. A change of a single vote— iippuiximalely one-per rent of the henata would htAe rondo I'u* llarrlaun majority leader insti-uil t.f Alben Ilark'ry. Five per cent In tha House would have iwsurli Ihe reorganisation bill. I htve not looked up the leturnx hut I daresay that a small flock nf Republican Congressmen who r* raped the RiMisevrlt landslide by Ihe skin of their teeth would have been swept away two yeus 1ago —If the Sullivan formula wux applied In reverse. I * * .a!1* » -La, In brief, almost any political situation could be turned upside dewn by such a shift If you could spot tha changes in those places where R would have the greatest effect. Not Infrequent y the vote in a few preclncte varies ry Hopkins had t said that if Kn (hi vote o f a district; an upaet in went voting In Iowa h* would east on* county may change the com- his hdTlat for Cong ree* menTIVarplr-gon of a state, ate. in, Senator Gillette's victory iris Now let us Uka up <h« Inter- placarded In a thousand hcndlhoei pritatlan of lha primary voting aa S terrific administration Ah so far as It goes. First, then feat. waa Alabama, which had to eloci Then there waa IBliwla, where a successor to tho Hugo Black a Senate fight hid nothing U scit, rad Lister Hill, who accord do with New or Otd Deal ques­ ing to tkp antl-admlnUlratimi tion*. bat u n i significance ab pinphctl eras a hundred per cent lachad to tho rlRUmatatMW Hist New Dealer, was nominated 2 t0 eeery sitting RepresanuUV* (NdW Dialeia) was tcnemhtal the president an hi* lour spoke far BaAIaf tucfcjr, Ho Went through with a add and a cmrf* ter Alva ' Adams, who dent. Five par cant of tho delegate* to the 1950 Republic** coneuUm would hurt nominated Oenoral Leona id Wood or Govarwar Lowdts had they changed at correal portedaf that Goman- Deal waa a tlon, and l amiebl* to 6, 1*S8 themId i d M . gq»«»pc during should i d u governor during aenee from Oc Capital. Th» - h»T Association made it plain during the M ^ n i which * 1 1 attrndni by JoLge AIhufy, that i( was not interested in dlsqualifyiag the Key West judge, tut merely wanted to aattl* a question that might sariously affie* .State goeernnsent. President l.uther W. Cobbey of '.he association said >he committee would work with Murrice S. Uman in the Circuit Court suit testing Judge Albary't assignment. Former Governor Doyle E. Carlten declined to terse aa a member of the e qnmittre saying: "I would not want to be plaeed In the pollt tji.n of attacking an ac> of one I of my successor* in office. I will i say, however, that while I was l govsntor, I personally signed nil oritrrs smigning judges.” D IR E C TO R Y W* Pay Crah Fur Uwd Furniture At FURNITURE CO. fOo t»b Kanford Are. Have Your Clocks And Watches Repaired By One Who Rosily Knows How JEWELER 108 Magnolia SANFORD • « ' Fixtures ■ # " # Wiring Build Y o u r Own I I oom W ith T h t B rat B uilding M aterials Consult U* Abaat lha F. M. A. Lraa FUa Hill,Lumber FLORIDA | 1 i i E R T th e JE W E L E R ' . ’ Dtaraenda ksd WsUbhs FMm Wstch AM Jsweicp Rsfsblag QUraond MuufHM Ajm( Bsfymvta« | *»” au, “ " t Pt5^l? S # t r a " T . '''" j f i p t l �fo i: > t ... , _____ * !| " i ^ 1 <» ” \ ‘A D o ro r I, IMS » ocial GENE MARTIN La NEY, Society Editor ury. and »* now IT ’S ALLAMANDA TIME IN CYPRESS GARDENS A n d Personal Activities M EM OIRS OF M Y E U R O PE A N T R IP fin Si Mark'* Cathedral u .1 oun . «ohd n'»'^ nd "huh ate h i n a t m n of M»* haimne.hin and1 f,ni. t - n g m * *• mg f» ;C ihiMU todew | teoThic urchiteetui e 1 he *'*'■ A f t e i t». 1 1 4k1 i* f o r m e d of m a i n p d l i ( i % t h i o u i f h the \ 'v - w 1 ■ at t u e d iC .tr d five dome*, The Lmre l ucerne, S « ' P • ' 'and I nee! He h -! 0 1 Hi* 1 .Ik* doinr in the rente! and the feiir_ hcavitiful'K *inaHer onva n,p«(‘ *em the i t " " 1,,f the Font 1 i'1 •oi* w i t h Mi Pi Miss Ruth Ballard :ial Calendar Weds John A,Iman! P erso na ls Ai.mnd the wall* of the porrhet |3tu* ((•,'.* >' aie pillarji o f jmpet ln*ttle the in if over , ehutch there i< a i d * " m ttie Vl*f v pl *‘ Tt \ .enter, and the aiAle* .1 t 1' 1,1 T i n - m « * t en hv pillar**. The root 1** i'" um ,>hn*x"U hi*' eiei| vk tlh ic»dd; the po|»-*h the lion. * walb me of nlnha^tei l •' ( napel Hi t veiv dark inaide Th* hir-ht and Hill h. *• 1tome* from natron i’I'Mmiii:* in \Vithm f he top of the domed 1 « dmtf whit h ha-* ' an d horn torche* of *dve« lamppi'ijiendiru j 1 The I't Hi* m the pre.l.oim nat:lltf t +, the 11 Tv J cInti net eiiMtie of the ihti'nli 1 fi" tl! I * " ’ h* ■ *f*-i-«■1 ato'li-t of iftdtl opal to >"■1 Il *x|M’.l 1 I" 1 of |'fui E and the 11*1 <■! pi • K'll!- V . , ................ itmipv, am i eoliMetl m.irhl* -* IJ,h. U n t i l !*•"» - k' • thw tathedtal \er\ elalMotir* 411*1 In L’ ix ' f heuuttful There an fmn In ,11J " Tlk" v i ........... 1 hiit-M'v Htantlinje o i 1-1 the m t i HD " ! t" the eathedrill, vvhu !i ii.t I v et v inter es t m u hi*i.u\ 1 h. l hop -i't were <*n«'e aUaetu d t kIn* j u Ith fi 1 h a r m t o f 1 1 . *h« k t!| ^ pe 1 -d Ph«t, by 111XI*Tea Many v a r ' . l i r * nf glnrlous yellow and pu rpl e Allamandas aru blooming in Florida now an d here the glan- yellow one* form a lovely fram e f o r M a r g a r e t T o o l e and Helen Davis of T a m p a aa they are photographed at the Tropical Card'aa gear Rok Tower. Th e y a e 1 e 1 ht rt ■ it I « -*Tiit an! 1flop Ie when tha1 1- 1 |1 ante 1 he exipita I iel t to fi n i" I*. *n.i'« , Fm | il l e W fo il \ t O il * t .mil - ' , l XX• 1•* | t 'iMtunt irmple, ! ft* ii.ii . f*i «*oi.*hf hark •** >1 Mai k'* itU‘1 lh,, 1 AT THE CHURCHES -1 .............. , he. fk.it thi' ........ I out .0 ot Tin a r c rt Mbs Edna Chambers he* re­ turned to Hopkinsville, Ky. eft.-r l corate the room, where (he guest* CaTriaon, Mra J A Manning, ■pending about three weeks ‘n enjoyed aeveral progression* of Mis. R. U. Hutchinson and Mra Sanford with Mr. and Mr*. Bay rtdga. A. Chambers at (he Gilbert Hutrl Tha hostess complimented MU* J. C. Ellsworth. Harland with a bottle o f perfume Mra M. 8- Wiggins and daugli., • remembrance of the party, tan, Dorothy and Mary, ilridge prises were awarded to leave Hunday for Clayton, l»a. Evelyn Stowe, high acove, They will be accompanied hum,' vho received a pair of hose, ami at the end of the month by Kath­ (las Jana Lloyd, oereeno prise, erine and Ann Wiggina, who are. (who waa presented with a spert attending Laurel Falla Camp. f handkerchief. Monthly paymenta averaging Refreshments were served by Mra Alice Ward and Mra Bert; assisted by her moth- as low aa |i.M per thousand dol­ will leave Hun,lay L Parkins, and M r a lar* borrowed on a 21-year meet- Chapman W ittln*. to the foSowbut gage may be arranged for Um morning fur Tallahassee where ft Mis* Harland, Mine Oltd.1 purchase of new homes finaaeM they will attend a session of ■mer school at Florida Htale Mlsa Dorothy Wlggint, under Ihe FH A plan. This includes Interest, mort­ Callage for Women. ___ EateRe Hurt, Mba Btowe, Haa Carlin Palmer, MU* Marjorie gage Insurant premium, and » am. Mias Lillie Adams, Mba sufficient amount eventually te for 00 percent finenebaz. the Mba Mary Wlggtaa and wipe out the entire Indebtedness builder must eubmit plena to the (U * Kllxabe'h U ffb r . against the property. Monthly Federal (low ing Administration payments the flrat j e a r may bt fbr approval prior to th* beginng ef construction. An rxcvpaa )■ * W-05 per thousand, atUmtUly declining t « I U I , tlen b made In the case of dwellings, the ft*-*traction of making an average ef |SJt, By The amended Naticrvjl Hous­ whkh waa begun after January ing Act whbb hacame affrctHa 1, 1087, and prior to February Tha young people ( f the l p authorise* the' < 1838, and which have nat League « f the ( b i t Matha- last February sen sold or occupied line-) cumFHA to biaure hem* murtgagea Church and the Flrat Met ho­ letion. f i r aa much aa N perceat af ld Ut Church North held a Other important points to be the apprabrd value af tha prop­ and aoclal me erty apt for terms runpb« aa apt In mind where 80 percent night In ML Dorn. mortgage fbianchg b deeired : After n picnic cupper, Mba bug la » yrara Knott of ML Dora led Under thb aathertty, •’ heme •rat abort devotional service The valued at I W N may be pur­ The mortgagor must ba the chased with a down payment at owner and occupant of the p*eplever by Mra LeKey Northrap t i fiOO. Tha $MQ down peymeet erty at tha 11m* of taauranct, would bev* a mcHgemi ef H r ad tha dwelling must be doMO ta be met Uereufter by gned for singio-famOy use. DeUnd Epworth League, and tha awragn monthly permeate af The mortgage must contain Rev. A. Fred Twwec. pastor of the M M L In addition, F H A pro­ oauipbto amerthmtton provblon* First Method bt Chunk ef Or* cedure requires the payment af requiring portodb paymer^a by Ihmia. Mbs Jeen BotU aid tha local property tax** and ftra the heme buyer not to oxceeo of Paul Jewett e f DeLemd em- and ether he sard insurance m a hb rooaenabi* abUHy to P«ywtth a cello dneL monthly inauQmant haala I* am attending from In sfaH ■bt to th* orderly be (g etlag af The t e » . FwU ** Monthly Payments Are Low On Loans Financed By F H A |Meeting la Held Epworth League SftUf 1 **” ■ Mra D. IL UtnTr tS era the aaaet fararahto ever Tided anuO home to pelitm vlda t o b . M t *U herara « R c p ib t a f Diamond Sctttnv wi ll -l*"-' I im, .ri M.-r v >•’ I'i T vx ill |rrnn Pi Mi" *t i, I I 1.1. M i l l ' l l t MIf min 11o.t<k Ml*’ I rw.» A Ilk li'V !»rnnr T %H» MX M • I m* it •:• !»*•(;» ' ' M on Nil pi. r*i-t.iP % ,\l I I It AT II %1’ rinj- • lit H4 II • I rail ft I f riff *...... 1 1 1 1 - - « r i Man ‘I’ 11 * • , •m I I' "I* : ...» i* m . ....... t M '* tliig, VIUs Etl'1 I. litYi’ll**, It»*r r*- *m*?'*« % ."» I1 VI , Hi*rin"'' I.,.* Power *.f lh " M|»i rli " M*-rvUnxr nti.1 l '» i i •* * m W*.I»»rF4!.lV Hf H'M" 1* M n w * r ( III IH II n v n iM i »*.«" Ilttof* R IMV lU nto r 1» to*Ml ri'* r « l l I * » f.l .11, n actalnn of r»»ir ft."',.h » •*.'»„ 1 lints I* ( s.'lna r* •* •* pin hm ir und llirr. 1 -Mifttfl h I 'lH X T C IT Y BRIEFS Cantlnue-•*• On* sl.tr, load ns. ill ln!**--n -DeLand and Daytona Beach in Vulusia Coijyily u gra.I-ng pri-int la in progress but no dvLiur, are neerssaryTho City l'inn mission will hold Ita regular semi-monthly meeting Monday r.'ght at 7:30o'clock at the City Hall Special Deputy Grand Master -O w e aa lb * heat al Calf Ihe W w " iM k 11SliMk Nirfwt I* Itrtei b Il I* *uf ..... . • »* ' M ilirtiilltfWmc-Iihi 11 'Mi \ M »• r E, i i i* vi ( riiMif #%**nltin f-fi xIff* ft VI Mf .... i Uktiri’ h* • \1„l-w»wK V , .lii , m»» I' V! IM IXrf - •' \ ullttrit W'lr.'Hif ■•* r V I •• 0, VI. 11(11,1 i HHWto ta .|*|m( III* XI. • III 14*11 ltdi-v lljiriiit Ur ii in, Itffliir H ut v (1fimtniitil"M 7 - I 1* A M I'lmrch H " h 1 l.v.lv l*niiimtHil<»n ml HfFfHr.lv i i ......... VI i* h i. « i*» r vi "TM Ml il k I* VII%"M ill).| T h i ’tt, Ml" w e l l ' l a k t n ad the Mu T * paaltfy . " la li ii i i i i f l y .t il firuiPii w i l h go hl, rnii! w i t h t-ol.iri’i! g l u mm f l o w i r s , I h n i i g li l ii sma ll m l v u m * Il im , c U b o r u U ’ly i lr f f t r u l c .l w i t h go ld and w i l h r o l o m l ghiM*» f h i w i ’ rw I n (in*' of t hi* J e w e l r y ntor i”* m i Iht* #i|iJur" k h o u g h t u very lienui t i f u l V e n e U n n I ' a m i ' n rin g, July lli, we I"fl Venire, iiumm Undtr N«w Management Summer Rates $3.50 per week up Ragular Ratal Maid And Ball Boy Sirvice that is different" • lt’e • akillful maroonaiaa and old-fashioned boUed drcaain|—with a agkdal t f S Try MkadaWhip oooal M BACU WMF COWTAJNS MOCK— Fbea* f i t * M * M O W - O f THI COSTtf M O M M N T9I J. . r ;- «.»tfiicw f“ t of Sevei^l the e* cl us iv # pie it worn ,f 11 o 11 if 11 k iv nfe hew. u f u c h wrist* the firl# it very i t h *\pe nsive V-* a s o u v e n i r of *he ore wi* vno e <i» **u n spoon mi wfiteh is. a pH 1nre o f the W I' \ f nd* has 4"lot r 11 rtl* 11 vf - i '' '1" 0 fi'io! bmhliinc-' I he nitioutU, ae- h f - 1It "* 11 1 *1"' •■ • I" f i . Ml XX I'M 11 • ,n • *•td »1• •»*tni .1. .In Mf -1 i ■ . ik,, still < XV 1 Hh k T O N IG H T • r ■ ^ 1 ILiruiiin N igh l 1"c-2.ru- r | ‘‘(’all The | 1 Mesquiteers” I i •t1 P L A Y SC’REENO ‘BULLDOG DRUMMOND IN AFRICA” ! Tonight Sunday Adml-H-si'in lOt-J.lc G unsmoke T r a i I” ) ( C ttnlin uuui Fro m On* 0 * * l« d k r P r i s o 11 Nurse” ) PRINCESS Bergen: Shu’s in luvu with him, Clmrlie. Charlie: It m ight have been you, if ymi w eren’t tonguetied. Bergen: I never could find the right words. Charlie: f could. You should have let me tell her. Bergen: Tin gettin g pretty .sick of you saying every­ thing I want to. YOU’LL T H R IL L TO A NEW CHARLIE MCCARTHY! FOR THE FIRST TIME. . . .HE ACTS. . . . BESIDES JUST ACTING UP ! x‘Letter o f INTRODUCTION” with ADOLPHE MENJOU A N D R E A L EEDS EDGAR BERGEN and “Charlie McCarthy ” rl / / 1" IS! Ba. Park Avc. Flo rid a , >■ I'nlnn N«rvl.> nt ihf VI.*lhiMll»1 ing through I'lidua and Vernnn, (own* of Hhukenpeiirenn |jlnyw, Verona him mTny Apim im.I domefi. 11 lx fnrnted on the' VV. K. Blanchard will visit the A»lig" Hiyer nt the fool of the Sunfurd Lodge No. 27, I. O. U. Tyrolese Alps; thus affording UnK , next Monday night at the town scenery of which few Hall on Fourth Street and Fine towns possess. We passed over Avenue In an official capacity. the rich plums of Lombardy. XX,Former members and llebekahs ■aw firlds of rice, grain an" n e cordially invited. cutlon, and many vineyards These plains are so rich that eat | time* thry grow as many as TO FORCE LAW twelve crops u year, We passed TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 8.—OF) by th* lovrly Dalian lakes ol — Tha State Conservation Ua- Gardia, Muggiore, and Lugano. lakes, surrounded by paitn\eni put u fast cabin rrule- These rr yeaterday on a Gulf Coaat mountain., are very enchanting piclurrsque. We went patrol to enforce the doted sea­ and through many circular tunnels, son on shrimp. which are rarvrd around thruugli! AAillions prefer this "flavor Gilbert Hotel Saarerd MltlllluN , lo lh " rnoiiiM of t h " fmid h"i| |iroi|M*’t* Tik i’ i‘1 * wt* *t*i vi v ii mi’S', 1 11 a Iu h, ii virI fl o w " I m «.f h h i " , gut* . i i mill f " . ( , M— 14— 1 Me— a— E ngraving k. v . s lfe S y a ti Afik-V T **"t»l ' l l ' 1* *. I*. A M . Niiifd iv N* 1 )»h.-wrr, w m u I i I In* f iu il|m t im Hi it x-fi-x, * * I" M »i» Ull.lv III*- fl .-T l ilH I l l l ' l H " l g i i i m ; mii v%" h o u g h ! mo%t »»i I *i r 11 I », f I•xli im H|*llll 1 hniighi mu* n , ffitir • nulls* I m ,til1*rli, Ih.in •Mir Inn* .1 I 4f| i .......... I*- XX till i*»ll III-*' I'li'i'i1 from IJ11*0 Mfhooi liul 11 vviiM Mi,■Ifxl-hMt ..I ^ li fl ll I " r*lint ii a " a r|ii I**111* th»a !»(*" I II lh i ■ i 11If 11Ii •• htninl *! mi | W" w.-r" r»uill** »ii> I. x i|ull'l- "f I hi*, h o u g h ! In l i t ii%4« l«, sill Irik* , in x i l f l - Mi* ‘M 'll ’ lv letatfth to h’livi* Ho* g l u f u r h . r v ' !»*»•*• rI»1X|M»IV |,l**|llH >| Kft Flml. W" Wtolfli".! Il l " glims hluvv I, ipp If . 'M •? i t l I2» itfiMu'i", R a y Cham ber* AND hh (A « li'iir Mr. and Mr*. F. K. Smith left { In I c*-»t*a-tit l*r it tit*** ' ' I T^t— |ta-r N * Mr "111 Saturday morning for New York. m4a|.. || |. W r i t W i l l i Mb From there they will motor to III- 1111wu 7 - 'Mf D M ViMIMfl |V " fir * Hrt Sptings, Ark. whtre thry will I II »’ ■* ■pend a short time. q ml |* M T .......* wor l d -» Martin’s Garage ' * hel£ Thursday with Mra R. C. Lon, • l l‘« h«»m. on Richmond Avenue. I U '* ln ,th* f 1* ™ 00" th* h“ ’ « * **” « * n T following members) Mra. D. U Mr** R. C. UfBfi Mr** Wv ( vis* who*# taricest .ond'ioti* 11if Marlin’s Garage General Repairing m” U" * We Wife* I own t io t f m n To *tati atlooni-.li u t u r ff. 1 hill, iludude- m 1h pew hudd ■x .Inn' "mi'llnudie Me ' and ii'jt.in , and rovers JMIJ pi o Il kks \ V 1 ‘h In. i " t i.t,,i,-l --I 1 kuig11<,-,, I,,-1, - •,! r.v- it. '* . Ini. it\ Mini ii lid i **1" * • " In- I ’ M " ' "' IllU! I .r ftv " I v * ' , ■ .Itii Hi*' ’ 1" ,ii . -i i ; «* H i" i [ , - \ ,-lul lull u *in 1lull i*- N M1.n|"l till 1 ,i * . '1 Kid i , m * i 1 » Mn .|»ui. l.\ ! ue i V1 " XX.1 l •la «lia . l t d , nd t< I"i M .»1*■ r fniiMdi'fl in [Hi- f n . . a If i, ’ It b:< I m ........ ill t 1i i . ii I1IMIM "Ml k’ .ii*" " . 101.1 x t ' M l I , I't tM . .Ml’ "nit H i" i I ' littdt K ,i t, „• >. d IM , . 1 n t nl I I " ' |I|| 'll r ...'1 HM' l>n ltf i , .......... 1lllH'MI- j-). ' m II W k (, Ml Ml " .I. ■ s| nt 1 1*i1 1 1. ' * |H - M1 ■i*• -v i m i . dt t ini' tMI n i ni rlu .i 1n u t , .i if l r 1, in., t 4' i It*I.*i -I 's• \\ .11. . t t»S L rg t'i, m l |a:tf |aa«* 1 lli *•r 1 ' i mi vv.*- I. M 111 .1 1 kVit II 1, I' m ,- tli. III-' 1" V n l 1In- i il v 1'■ 11' n||ii" iimI , n m |f ni ai ui t Tu t ure t*'" 'M I o'M Monunie .1 .Xft It •*t !*1m low ' c pi.......... . k 001 I ■ III.tilled f here I hi om .11 * gTam^wwHl'B ° f *•*" Women • 4t ihe |.lnd*ay MemorHim Dorothy Hairie* arnveil M iiiionary Society of the k irat n{ Emmanuel Church W k* m Nap«»fenn 1 nh<( ur r •d 1,1 1v , from Center Hill Saturilay to 1 'a toi*k t h e m to Cap i * \ n , Methodist Cfcrch will meet at in Uoitorii Ma„ MU* Puleaton lit*pend the week-end with her at 3:30 o'clock. vx . » . 0 I « ak ,1 k \\ liter tim I hi 1 tJt* tchurch — , — In the -diu{ht#r „ — ,, of Dr, and Mra. father, C. A Haines. | l' ", * ii bid k t»» V *1*11 H i 1xV C j h e eircl* «* ,h* Women* SjlmU(,| j^ ,| ^ on of ,h[, city. 1 iin .iii 1 iit iM i 1 111 lu ll 1 ...... 1 ,l»1m M I h r 1 Ml ; .till . Missionary Society of the U n t t)r Sp,nt, r u , graduate <-f . .1 Mr*. It W Duller and daugli Ik* ili .l Baptiit Church will meat as fol­ Cidgata University and Hs-vard ter, Jeanene, of Miami are the t*I I . wI \t 11, I h r Itialk" H m .1i *. It. \ I • ** VI low* Medical School. ID- has h-eti af­ gue*t* of Mr. anil Mrs. '1 , lo ir t» Voile ( I...... It - i 1 i* V v H n | u hv 1 Circle Number One will meet filiated with the Boiton City William* for a *hort while. t h" MiOhun v\ Hi i < ' M t. itlllii k .1Ii.t I 11 tv;! hill f nt with Mr*. A. B. Lovejoy, 211 Hospital and the Pe'cr Bent riw- r f'M't■", II, I . I lE( J 1.\ |*0atlI " Mini i ii l ’ , 1M1. bfiple Avenue, at 3:30 o'clock. Brigham I m.-M .............. t,< lllllWt Hospital. lie also St, Clair White slid daughter. 1' ■ ' ' • •( ' ■ Circle Number Two will meet served a* resident surgeon of the Nancy, will leave Sunday loi t lull . Ii. ■ ■ ' I IHHI 1 |(i m * I •» It III* I f . • (ti lli.- • t. u - f H.. with Mr*. Voile William*. 11U Worcester Memorial Wfill fi Shnki -I'l-d) I a M 1". k I I Hospital Charleston, S. t* where they will * M« |* U . D Mill fa. it IIVt'tl I 'l ih - XX I East Thlr4 Street, at 3:30 | Mlsa Puleaton Is a graduate of ■nend a week with relative*. i i n * r p m -m 1 1 hi %\ ( i n in »i ... .i.f. .1 1* Mil. f , I Hi lit" -xijmii > 4M lit" r tII ,1*' o’clock. the Florida State College For K* MM V I't V k• i ' "t*i c■ 1 plMII f... k'MInMill’s, WIn. ft Vhf’i r III m gill |» full rip: Clrcl* Number Three wRI meet. Women , graduate „ur.e of lli ...............I* !•* •' Mr. ......................................... and Mr*. W. F. Shelly1 I't Th. i V M .... Ilf ........ f 1"til Sv I lilt H1UI :ip,, « hi i m » d y *, * » v •«1«li U n g Uit vv .i .with Mra. Sara 8tew art,*sllon MlaaaachuaetU General lln »-’ have a* their gue.t Mr. anil .Mr* I I TOH i I q Mil H e ...i . . ii *• I’ '• " 0. 11 *i, I U m . Circle Number Five will meet pitil. « lull* l lH|» 0*11" I - til. \\>HK f.t 1 is»h if i > ii M l tr ’ •( . ' *' «* Phil (Irash,iff, who huvi* been l l ' r I » . 1■|*I• l*,! ......... I. «*•' I M xv * MM l > ' 1 .< ,i i »m " f Nl Mill lx. Ull tik|l . af 111. *1 ll"t III nlgt with Mr*. F. E. Bolt. 1101 Hark The bride wore an Ivory aatin, spending wmr time m lllinoi* lx III X I t t il " %li|1 ||" (if M | hi i .!"»*• 1( i n - i Ini mi I-. 11" H M i n -,. Avenue, at 3:30 o’clock. I' .' .k gown trimmed with seeded pearl* avnl Michigan, m t-t • l l l l l - I M N « II I IM II \. It'll i’h " * " im*.f jtt|'r . rt in TUESDAY " Si* olt.ul V 1 •' ' ' I' and a tulle veil. ,She carried a 1 Tbe Alathean S. S. Class of bouquet of white rose* and lilies l fix* 11 (> ft (jit 11*1 1" Mn. W. T, Jackson and 'll rrt’ I i ..... .... 111 .* 1* I'viix t * »*» it* i i n r i iitiiu i the First Baptist Church will hold of the valley. The maid of honor, daughter, Doris, left Friday t«l f " " i l i hi* in T h i v - l i i i ii| .iti -1ii** %* ii v riw r iniii* i, < i " • ' o it* annual picnic in Daytona Miss Camilla Fuleston, aister of spend several week* with rein %mm I' ,, aa■| Hf re-,1 \1i>r*)•« " M n» v Ik Mill, hit II.T, l»l 'llV III I. MM'f i ll " V. I V H-e- ro om I ill I ' I * '1 1'' I'll ' SlIIMfa * .-I " I , V XI Beach with Mrv James Estrilftfe, u i nf fu r lli.- i. i i i f i v . n |ht mi the bride, wore a powder blue tive* in Florence. S. I*. and "MM.In II MM h \\ .1u n i " ) 'I ' * • l*nnle Ha Ha Apartment*, at A whuit il i%i .i*i« i- t-.i «i .1 m." WVtlu l x. ninn Hwi : •"» I W Hendersonville, N. (\ satin lace gown and a pvVi hat. Mrt |......... ' • ' * 1 ' • hostess. • iiy iw I hi’ xvm 1,1 H- m•iw111"•i The beat man waa Mr. Sidney H. r Mi.m VV k,» 1 V" ' ‘ '»' -1 Hu ..I I ... II .* 1 •*« i The Atarlan Claaa of Die First 1'1'io IT|I" «luv Wf t.M.k .1 ■>Ix'HMl Friends nf Mr*. W. h*. Shelly T i l l " ••■i»i'"i «*■ »*»-' ' ♦* • " ...... I " ' TCi. I ' lUakin of Hudion, N. Y. Ushers PrrI**w Ilf ...... ■ 1" 11• 11%i f i 'i Baptist Church wilt hold Its reg­ " 1 rt"CM Si M ir k - *a|ti.n* , ,i m .I were .Dr, Arnold Shangraw of will be glad to learn that she i* Truck & Auto ular monthly business and social 1hi’II II mft8*1*| "!|l Ilk I hit I ,11IlkMI 1 ( i n ut i n % i n i i i i« i * r Commonwealth Avenue and Mr. much Improved after a recent ti,« I III NT I " t I" I meeting at the home of Mra. J. liviiiii, whit h iw w.i’ilif'l lay IK" | %• it > r h r Service Edward Frick of Hudson, N. Y. Illness at her home on him ih.u.li \\ ■,tn Mhlvx. -V !>( -' Q. Stanford, Jr., 417 West Eigh­ will m wtiI*•i %0«f th" V.limkn >",i j lUxllcu— .Spring"— Trallrra i- » (In , The marriage ceremony was Avenue. . n\ %♦••• • \l "W |* | I Ilf.. -i e|l, |s, I III. teenth Street, at 8:00 P. M. As­ » . ii ,i X* •*•••• " ’ »* ( I iraanK *, >xIi*, Ii xx |i ft, i . | Th»* wuh'i wi»x il"lif fill ill, vMImmIIi . A price you e ta a ffo rd performed by the Rev. Jeese ^Ccsistant hostesses will be Mrs. 0. ■i m .I v f i y h l u " | w nr i* in\ n w n m 4‘lt' ‘ * I.. - I S| -V rill. I Dr. C* W. Hsker is reported Trotter of Trinity Chureh to pay n il i M u> *S'UX I* i: t* roil h r I Mn % % • * I a l im H illiilit ' -S. K r e ll and Mra Raleigh King. tmlhliig ra n if Sun*" .. i ih" r (» | % I \ i'if 1|t*I • |- VI much batter after undergoing an • fr m ta m u Y * 1 ' | ir«| HrlhMellui I 1h»iFP»l hint mil hi nm v f ill ilii it « f mm operation for appsndiciti* >■t T b r It- % I ............... ...... . The Community Sewing Club A mu'Mih , mill w»*r»* fni.f.l |,« m-mI the Ferna Id* Laughton Me mm ml di n « Ilk |i* ■ • *• II'* -i *' "■ *' *" ,will meet with Mra R. C. Lung at Mrs. X D. Jackson Tin* I*4• ■■ 1>ti Iflu* fiuil uri " T h " v W(*r»‘ "iiihm i h v x i -i I u m i i |unfit* W;h ..... . I" -L••»*--• »l In last week. nf 1Tir* S|,1i m |* ii, .ell at**""!ii —* •iNtklltaf I l f , m u .'Mu* It.* id ■*• her home on Richmond Avenue. Hostess To Club ■fini* (itnl |i nil 1Itfhir,iii«i)i--v mifi| I rM l II i*i I l*\ lli" hiii 14 |> ll.-xx ..!• I 1 •*. .* mi *"V 11 M jf h ll"«lx".| ( " I lu ll luilhkllg will! Mr*. D. I. Stalling* left Satur­ rtii-M.i- w»i? r*n...... •" **l' ■ a : (If f'tlMfM •Illt‘ll "nift u1 1 Mra J. D. Jackson waa hostess day for her home in l.rwiihurir. .Mil l u i , l i T ■i 1" ' ' I' I' d •I,*- | , - *,.u 4*rftinh 'x Ihe I ti"V w e r r f o n ’r.1 tfi ri'iiT • liihT viirriHMil-t I Ml m il Miss Louise Perkins Wf v i*a11♦■11 a Frof"%,iisn.iJ Em"" • m* f. mi il,. fllMu* I |u In Ihe Community Sewing Club N. C, after *pen<ling a * « ' i «aI lit .lit aril VI ill ....... I f 11 1I. I*•11,,-1*101 1,1in ill lilt Sv l-MM■| (|nd il pr 14JI"1to rII("Ini' >' , I IIIf •*4 , V VI (‘lit!iilc Iliu here a* the guest of Mr. W. L. Gives B ridge Party Thursday afternoon. |lt afVI I* ' I* M'lltikfiii I I **laft I I in, v \| Mm HIM" v\ ••r M f ....... I*" %I leitt lrr htnl l u M u , Um t , lu r" It waa announced that the next Henley. II 11! It mllli (4|,r m>-*m y riki»pi'i “ A* ••m** ** W * II ’Hi ) v M Mia. Loulae Perkin, waa hoeesa at a bridge party given at Ther- home on Magnolia A „ nue oon In honor of her N a l.ll. Harland, of II* v. Atlripflv* arnnfftmffnU of rod 1. a repository the t o w n 1* ar ch ive s i’ ed Hm Herer Company, | lOde* far torn-- are the By ESTHER LOUISE HUCHF.Y Telephone 148 Mr. and Mr*. W. B. Ballard of i ■ Altamonte Spnngs announce the MONDAY jiuicuysi .... Miaa Mildred Hodge. of Dayf The elrcle* of the Women's rn«rria»«* of thslir dau(hUr Ru'h, |on> jj,tch ,p*nl Kriday in San. ... _ . . . r. . „ . , |to John E. Allman of Richmond, , . ... ... _ , Auxiliary of the First Preabyter- |Ry ^ weddll,B ^ tort w.lh friend. ian Church will meet a* follows: Sum]lyi j Q|y 3i ( l t 4:00 p, M. I Circle Number One, Mr*. C. C. Booneiboro Ky ' Henry Klrthhoff of BradenBiiggt, chairman, will meet with Mn. Allman it the daughter of ! " ,n w“ ■ « u” 1 *» ,h" M.yleir Mn. R. E. Herndon, 209 East one of Seminole County', commiv Hu" '1 KrW*>r n,« h' .Fourth Street, at 3:30 o'clock. •inner*. She haa lived in Alta­ Circle Number Two, Mies LeUle monte Spring, moat of her life Mr and Mr*. Cliailr* llerm C a ld w e ll , chairman, will meet and until recfn'Jy ha* been im of Ormond Brat h were yue.t* with Mn. J. O. Huff, 2120 San- ployed in a millinery .hop in Ur of frtenda in S a n f o r d l-n d a y 'nrd Aeenue, at f:00 o'clock. night. lando. There will be no meeting of Mr. Allman i* connected with "V , ‘ircle Number Three, lire. K. J. the State Highway t)epai‘ ment of Mr. and Mr*. W It Stovall Holly, chairman. have a* their giict-. M r « T Kentucky, Circle Number Four, Mr*. H. The couple will make then home Wing and daughter, J o y c e , |. McCaalin, chairman, will meet . )n ,{jchmon j> Decatur, tia. with Mra. McCaalin, r,07 Magnolia ____ A ve n ue , at 3:34) o'clock. | W [,. Henley i* n pa ten1 at the Circle Number Five. Mra. A. M l 8 8 P u l e S t O I I W e d s Orange General Hinpisl in Oi J). Smdh, chairman, will meet Dr. Ralph Spencer Undo wherr he under went nil "pith Mf*. V. M. Green, Jewett*1 ____ elution Im * Tucmtay Une, at " « > o'clock. | -------Circle Number Sia, Mr*. Harry The wedding of Dr Ralph Mr and Mr*. A < Moore and Vfbodruff, chairman, will meet Fosdlck Spencer of lludaon, N *<m left Saturday night lor a with Mr*. F. D. Scot*, 22M W»*l y. t„ Mi»* Mary Elisabeth week'* vial*, in tie. igin und tinNinet-iSth Street a 3:30 o'clock. | pu|,,ton 0f | primu* Avenue, Thw kaular business and pro- B, >ron HJn „ ,.wn Carolina*. ' ■* PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERADJ, SANFORD, FLORIDA �fyfifiJa'yi ? if# 4 ) •-» •* >• I . ... • L nu* I lATURDAt. AUGUST 6, IBS ASSOCIATED PRESS ■ 1 ' * """ *--------- T — PICTURE NEW • ILL'S BARN ACLCD F I S H caa«M by S h i .? ° i h I n lrvln» Berlin. wife of Ill* h b ( . WflUr. *1 ■ N*w Tort club with Mr*. Herbert Bayard Swop* and Mr Swope (above). Mn. Berlin, lb* former Ellin Markov, 1* lb* dauahter » f CUrrne* Mackay, lelefraph marnala. WRONG Now York flyln p W AY and P L A N E — ll .... fl a w acrooa lb* 1. ib i. A ll.o ik ..li,.* , i| „, la I r e l a n d whan | cr a to la C a l l f a r a i a . Ihal Uouflaa C orrifa n loo k o ff he an nou nce d that ha had lhou |ht h . al waa * M A A I L } B R I D E N*. I waa Jaadyra. dauihter of Pretldeni Variaa, whoa* buaband I* * * f da Coala Oama, Pan Amer* lean pilot. Cerrmony waa al Ri* de Janeiro palace. ■• • < i" 1 - ICr l n ! V N.Cll> \ ? ' " CH ssa 1 ^ • U N I T Y ’ —* ireal f l c n r r 1 ktlterlnf a lvpk.il American I Imily—won m o o n for Harr* ‘amden of Parkrrkhnre, IP. Va. ; 111 (roup (above), pltkM fe-ni 1N enlriea. will Urror.il.- IS(I. B. (overnmenl bulldina al N«w York * HID world (air. a 5 * ^ «!^ r i£ . ~$|S *? R,,*- • V * MA S ON TO BRAG .1 J F dr j n y a h ' i 4i : W m '.o A -* *»!•* •• d > r ' 1^} • ,/);• �•!• -■ ________________________ t BT t J P I - ■, ■ t ____ • -* V . •T5sg&mr fW R v v ____ «V 7 .-£0 ..'' . ‘ . . . 5 S A T O t D A T , A U G U S T « . IM S - y -, \ . . r trty ______ PAGE FIVll' T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , 8 A N F 0 R D , F L O R ID A ' 1hef. Cook Leads Orlando To Victory Over Sanford imer By Cole h Feature O f H eavy Batting Attack Islanders Def eat Lookouts To Plav 1(Jainesville 2 To 0 ■ 1 . q 1 n I In I niversitv Citv I ^ t s Sunday On ; , e* „ In >inder Believed In Third A fte r liv in g ' Up Six Hits, Kight Runs; Replaced By Jeter H o ld in g In n ine hit*. p u rlin g la s t The San ford for B ig rW f the O r l i i m l o night Loo kout ! defeated at T in k e r *iath 3 o le , Kield hi! O rla n d e the feature I t Ka t netted ■ m in n in g form er of hy a hutting the |to r o l l e d ion A wum w o r t h II Joe I th ird Cind e r [e ig h t Id e r the of [h it* fram e* Jeter, for c o n te st, two rh ^ f A in each (ft- m n n iri gave up in to the h a ll! '*f liv* end ru n -, the thm** t he third and .Hid aiathi .c o p in g t<o Sanf*od m ade iw o j oiigle* f i ii y n e * * " a *crond ngiun P,.r h , n K I'M lt, wm in *f | ik io in I Is m M I m coupled is # a tiw rllM a I lav I, with the u M iiM lla A**. I \ M il IM K S T . P k ... ■I i im s « « t i»uu* „ f l aa*l#a. h s | * h nu4 kutu#aa — I rhau:|». furiNi T r * » l * r t'a „ I a#a«, A riw t mn* ,K U X . * , . . . , ll . i o' • d tn • 1 .- hi T .lin k .I flute ' Im ! t 1 md * . l Im 0 1 i1 . p.d VI *l o ­ ' 1,1 1 1 11 I. v 1h» 1 il i’ i *'. , . - !l*'M i o 1 111 the M , 1-' - i . •. 1 • -dm v y 11 1. ai1 nd .c ld> 11 ,d ft* t ilk. "I in * t o . Tu pi t i li**' 1" 1* jGalors Announce 1 ; Pigskin Schedule'’ ;, For Fall Season ^ ** *J ( \ i , * j, , | , ,* •1 [ 1 ,, * 1 1 1 1 .. . 1. r , ,, h | „ », 1 • 1 .» « \ l\ K VII 1 1 . 1 m* i THE STANDINGS e i m i i ii i - i \i* ii Hu- FOR R E N T N O lH fa r r r a l . 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I . 1 W Mli 11'eI*'•\ Large Di-legation ls| \ » \IU l'.\perleil I n I nine. ■m • L*I si' • ill hi If. |K- |'|II Fi| * ( h i n t l*M .it 1. .1' | t l l l l ' . « » .. l,, r' i « Ml 1111 ' * U' |>i f <|)1 " V •.*« • i....... ■ " ii.ii i 1 ■■ .i . . M *V .: !n 2 nd Ot Series! V* 1 !* t I m |m r li. .1 «. * » * n at A i r . in li,if#p httia*#, l i t * au gramlsea. W rll # li#a. F. I t o s m a r # l #e» r i v a l i l r v v l . I nil \U - M ’* *i. th« F o i il­ XVII1•1 1 •ia lo t i n 1 IM m A M **rnn*r IJtF* 1. loi.fi ox a II m I1 rlarr*a Tin H'gt» . ' r Lookouts Tonight| riuriila’s F o o l h a l l Menu Ineludes 10 ' <.aines, 1 At Night 1,1• * , StMiators T n P la y j;,;;; li y - U|». ■da •. in f r ■ lint !t# a It s * Ilia Hu#. H tv r i:i»i kuvkua4. A pplv U 1i L O O K S L I K E A ' P H O T O F I N I S H ’ on that Aflh-In ni ng slldf hnme hy Ales Kampourl* l . u n t * %r«ond »m -« 0 1 4 0 to v r * emit f j m r « f a G U n t » - C ‘uba d o ublr h rs d rr in i h l e i f o While Cube were *r iu in i this p i n . Iluhhcll >t.d. *n nnd, then n a. lird thlid. ila .a lj I ’ E R S O N A L row 4.1 1 .K1 I MV f'o tie 1 FI . i v mil fi. Id. » - MISCELLANEOUS HALF. ro n H K U . U r a m . au U r « i ........... I* • ||f *H»f - l i ' , ..1, H r l.inal.. In, "*.!,»I .»» *| 1 0 .1 . W a n . » f a l r a « . , ! • Nfes trs iir la i i w a l«t t . c. v. |.\ 11ii im uh . K M U . r i u l i l i l . K k ... / l i * I U I N fe.al.h 'l 4 rial, I " — 5T ------- “ 1 f. a w » » l l ' l M w . l . r - r w . . lit. . riu . ... ................ i, ...... h i, ha <eon Hr m lla* HIISINKSS SKItVICK K illk l * 1 . >I ,*\ 1 « t». S ing le * t>v A,I,. h t* j ls * ■ » ■ > ! I 'a u a l f i t * w a r4 a la FO R f la. Il l “IO.lt.’ * N %T U I iiH f lr r •o ld .rm . .1 M n .. C l a s s if ie d A d v e r t is e m e n t s . 1 .1 .oi.| 1n 1' 4 e i i oi the «•"■'*> M l \ u I ot V U n t i l the ninth, Cook had held rb o,c'* hroupiu [ (he local,* tu five li ingle* hut in m ith e lust frnnie touched him for » v n m h T V t f o u r *mfetie» tiefore lie could U«*.o*. ,p '* n, ,, 1j e t them d i m it. ntiiijni Hartford -cured jp the first In lu*vi« in | pi ng In open ho*tifit)et hy get 1 , 1 *'•* ( ting tw o run* J o h n A d i m a d e | pitot. ( 4, first on Kddie («uvnews' had let* r p | th ro w to first ami advanced to' *• 1 second on Boh I*)itnisti** single*< t <»ii*i * Kddie D a vit »r n t A d i home o n ’ . . . , nut \ s iio hi* s i n g l e n n d Fit inn n m i n e in ....................... when Pete S r h ir o mi***-d the 1 1 ,,,,M •J throw -in at tin** plate Vi.V,',7 . t" T r i p l i n g to third, Buck Kllmti Fi v ih ripened the titlark for the N* n 'p lr ,, alor* in then half of the first s . 1 , 0 . and nn ( i u v r t c W *jngie pro* r* t • t 0 the plate with O rl and o's lu*i , , , • 1 - hifi i1 "In t h e R o d g e r * 1 m e n a d d e d tW i in o .- B rady ! «' .*t game U n liv in g ■■ hr fanned ..van «A V tt aWa li * O l! ‘ t I'd hv fh iv i-. ■i., d 1 loh i then urul II wav fifth ’• e v e n t h m l and the hv nrinete d in fne e vening t he In hu ll paved . dent F U t ’ dii tsillie*. a nd | I lerstmn* taking l ook d o Field Contest Will Be 1st O f Two-UameSeries W ith I >a\ tonaBeaeh (, M. . i"k • J1.l l’ ■ B ifid m , | push ed r a t i h e r , a ni l s i n g l e * m arker* f ’i fi . »M *«* h i t * form er le g s m ore liv n I l,o d* . - d, • r» • K# r»N dm *| i— m p d fia n n ln o o one relieved up Cleo flin gin g th e anil w e g iv in g tun*, I nvet The t he after l, i- t ilo e e e rro r, and f o r the grand Cole, ftp 11*, the J-h h i m attack S enator* nn (l ie n oire in fie ld hv was *c r o u d , four hnars t o ( urt Sam fielder, • fe t l e * in n i n e i n n i n g ! [s ta n d HI O rla n d o homer left the K e n a t o r t . i made* (team m a t e i h y a ’•core o f A fu K. . 1 l» !I V Municipal .. t i l e d To. .n *i Ti iii*. ru 1 . I rh* m il. Cuokj u >1 a ui 1 k AN- X^ > ‘ j l '* iiJ �4 - ... * * Harold Returns To Films After Three Years’ A b s e n c e Antics O f Dummy, Charlie McCarthy, Provide C o m e d y PR O G R A M FOR W E E K O F A U G U S T 7 AT THE RITZ - i Firat Show At 1:00 O'clock Ever, Diy Sunds,. Monday— Edgar Bergen, **Charll« McCarthy," Andrea Lee-la, Adolph Menjou in "LE TTE R OF INThODL'-- riON." aereen, after an abeenee of over lu e 'la y , W filnfvlay— lljioh l Lloyd in “ PROFESSOR a year and a half, in a mirth-r BEWARE.” Al-o Richard On, Chester Norris, -Joan Fun quake of laughter entitled "P m ! lalne in "S K Y G IA N T ” fetsor Beware," the film thy' Thursday, Frnlajr— Margaret Sullavan. James Stewart, playa at the Rita Theatre Tiiea -TH E SHOPWORN ANGEL.” Addrrl Joe Benner with dav and Wedneoday. lie ha* Richard I.an-, l-orrame P rirs T , Paul Gullfeilr, Kay Hatton ehrwen for a story a tale a* tvp lenlly Lloydlan aa hia world-fa | in “ I'M FROM THE CITY.” , Rntiirdny-The Manrh Twins. IVUy an I llohhy in "PEN; moua gtaaaleaa ‘'tyeg1a**e*." nndj ROD'S TROUBLE " Alr-o The Three Mcsqulteers in "O U T­ aa la hla euatom, preaenla n LAWS OF HENORA." charming naw leading lady. 1’hyl AT THE PRINCESS lla Welch. Sunday, August 7,— Henry Wileoaon, Marian Marah, In hla lateat film venture ■PRISON NURSE ' Alas Jack Randall in "GUNSMOKE Lloyd playa tha part of a downTR AIL.” and-out Egyptologist whoae drSaturday. August 13— Roh Raker in "W ESTERN lire to help anyone in distress causes him to he bounced nut it T R A IL S " and "BORN TO BE WILD." Ihe halla of learning and 'end* him on a eraiy daah scro** the ritntinent with Miaa Welch at hla heeli. IOARET SULLAVAN AND JAMES STEW ART •r far tha first tfi !• ‘T V s S h e p w o r a A a g a l , " ( | The picture open' in Cali­ fornia where Llnyd la aecn n* a f a B r o a d . . , ik a w g irl, aa A m a r i the allghtly ocrewy profevor Itky ptaybay. T k a a e w p l c l s r a w i l l aka< employed In the Egyptian wing of a leading museum. In hia ileaire to help Miss Welrh get n aereen teat, he aide an inrliriatml talent acout, William Finwley, who haa loat hla Irnuier*, thereby loalng hi* own pant*. . . and hi* job. Mranwblle ha ha* received nil offer of a Job from an archae­ ological aapoditlon, providing h<-|tar. pay hla own faro frofn the Weal r Mlaa Sullavan brilliantly porroaat to New York. Broke, he ltay» the role of n gold-digging atari* hla dlaay Jaunt aeroaa ilea lahowglrl who marrlca the yocng, erta and mountain* and rolling I naive aoldler, Janie* Stewart, te plain*, all the while puraued by |cause ahr wnn'.a him to go to MTm Welch, who, without giving, France wi'h a memory and aim i away any aacret* of the aereen I hecauoe he la the first man who plot, turn* out to he a wealthy ha* rver Inoki-d upon her a* a I heirraa In the final reel. On hm One woman. Her o:hrr h-orett- i rinii-country trip, via freight ear hiart la Wa ter I'idgr'wi, ‘ hr daah-1 and other dubiou* mean* o t , ing man elnuMnwn, oho know*, -'.ranaportatlon. he run* Into |.|nn and lovra her f-r what ahe la. el Slander and Raymond Wnl ( All thrre perfnrmancra ale exhum, trampo, who atlek to him rrllrnt aa are 'hour of |he other player* including Hattie Mi-Dan ft®* T A K E OVER— Tim Minsk twlas, Billy a ad Behhy. clour than learhra. Balling out j u*t |n Gmo (he 9 W e fla g , are ka«k again fee tkeir third and meat tkeilllng Arriving in New Y'ork, Llnyd I Nnt Prmllrtnn, Alan Curtl*. think*) U Richard Dia In this ataga* one of the funnlrat nun-'Sam l^vrne Eleanor Lynn and MHnre (n the "Fa*red" aaga— "Panred’a Deeble Treekle" at arene from "Sky Giant.’ Day ing p ita neat Salarday. edy altutllana it haa erer been I Charlr* D. Brown, t» crack pilot who attempts in the privilege of thla Interviewer I Thr period of the pir’ me la tD17 ' 'each a swaggering aviation i*uFifty-one D« Hot* county e|t- to wltnea*. Rtfuaed entrance tojsnd all the color and eartlemrnt dent a lesson. Dig tosses his joy rua men formed an atmoiitjon Mlu Welch’* yaeht anchored In t f the World Y**r ia Included. II. stick overboard, but as seen above on C. potter deftly directed the film .! the table* are turned on hirn. lart week and announced their Ih# harbor, he run* amok Intention of joining a state-wide tha dock, Inaulting people right' "The .Shopworn Angel" alan ' Cheater Morria and Joan Fontaine grower* organlaation to be formed and left, until h* haa a email tuarka Miaa Kullnvan** deliii1 a* u| are the other two alar* of this 'ailed mob at hla heel*. T ' lalngrr end a dancer. at Lakeland. raciting RKO Radio picture, hmiw ii liifk'l 1 CLUB * ■ ^ownmAuai^l ■ Ail FQ% Pr'i^V* -U Fine, arret dramatic situathn* inter*|ierr,rd wi<h hilarioia eonifdy momenta march grandly across •he rerren of Univetsal's John M. Stahl production, " A Letter «.f lntri>luction," which opena tnmormw r,t the Rita Thratre. Ad Iphe Menjou, Andrea I .reds and George Murphy provklr the drama. The cnmeity in exrrllcnlly taken care of by that remarkable fair. Edgar ILrgrn and Char ie McCarthy. Stahl, the producer-director, ia known for hL. intenaely powerful and tragic creation* aurh at Back Street," ••Imitation,of Life” ami "Only Yeaterday.” Yet, "Let­ ter of Introduction" shows he ia alto maa'er of the art of creating high comedy rapidly and effec­ tively. A tucei>iion cf vividly contracting imoliorml arenas, foiccfil direction, auperlutive act­ ing anil n powerful uml drama’ ir r fairy, the picture stand* ua John M. Htahl’a finett to da*e. Andrru l-e ij« and Adolphe Menjou carry the alury of un ng ing artor who dineovera. through a letter of intrml ue11on, that he ia the father of a grown Haught*-, THIS IS AN A R T IS T S CONCEPTION of an off-aUgo .1 P*nn«r, tb« lU r of RKO Radio*! “ I'm From TH# City.1' inai, In crlcr, iiMUtad by Frank Karr, young Tost* eirti • carrfvtly drawn f«co with Ka* and tit cut out of paptr and pasted on. "I'm From Tho City" prvtaati Pan rola of a thy circtia rider, who can perform only affair hi hypnotised. 1 /toy ■ Joe Penner Is Induced T o Ride Horse In Race Without First Being: Hypnotized ^ mpa Claimed, ions Oldest O f ierican C i t i e s (M PA. Plo., Aug. 6. — (fi*,?*, among th* yuunger of lean eltlea, haa a name and f)T aiming th* Atilcat. kJI* the flty't cominriclel jopment date* back leaa than [quarters cf a century, it been a community alnce tohilHg firat white man aalted Tamp* Bay. |jn D* Narvaea brought hi* ’,bt<o tha bay In JB28, only Mra after Ponce He Leon |aP Florida tha firat timu, jataaent all*' of Tampa waa M*dquarteri of an Indian E lr tha name of .Mueoaco, ii .t ■ m * — — — dom woe V. Haddock, sccidaiy Chamber of Commerce, records Indicated that i ' English look hold In lutrhor wai then known it**, meaning ,1AdJ*c*nL*’ or »t#nf", he held, “ 1* ip) or Tampa meant tn nguag* 'split wood fur *Uo w u known*tr> oge, he Wide “ end a im under that hopper* became ao numcrou# !n LIVE OAK, El*., —{IP)— The hi* He’d* that tbay clogged hi* allying of Fred Colllna, U v* harveatlng machinery to the point Oak taal driver <**t aummer re- It would not operate, main* unaolvcd * j far aa o ffi­ cial record* above. L*f»l Nolle* Seven peraon* were Indktad on firat drgreo murder chargt* In connection with the cue but May but later were all frted without trial. Circuit Judga Hal W. Adam* dlamlaalng the charge* for lack of cuffkicnt evidence. Collrii anawered a call from th* railroad atatlon the night of June^SO, io.17. Hie body waa found early tha mat morning by th* crew of a freight train which atniek hla taxicab a light blowTha englnrvr aaw tha tail 1 Information on how had been eruahod with * blunt |w) born* th* Indian Inetrumrnt. The t u k lb door* pro confaaau will bo tnlcroil aaalnat you. Thla order ahall ba piibtlahad one* a weak for four ronaarnllvu weak, la Tho Unnfurd llcralb, a nawapapor puhllahad In Hanford, nominal# County, Florida. war* lockesl. Sheriff P. B. Cannon queatlened many peraona ilurlnt, hla Invaatlgatlon. Later W. II, Giaqua, special stata biveatlgitor, waa aaalgned to th* case by the Governor's offka, Th* Vcllctmanta followed but th* chargt* wer# dlamlaood. Musicale Sponsored B y Aurora Dixop Mia* Auroia Dixon of thin city aponeorrd a musical* Wednesday aftamoon at th* Oty Hall k> whlyh tha pretemad her ih* Mlalh JuOlalal Circuit at th* ■lata or Florida, la aac. for a*oilaoto.Uou.ly. Florida. Whsrola MVA tio* IN C . lame. r lilr iF .I M Kalflkl y«»u- it ih F u im iK ii onnE iirn that lliia »ird#r pu blU hid him-* n weak fur fnur Mtfuwmitlya w r r k f In Th»* Hanfuril l lt r a M , a nawnpapcir |iu I*IIs ImmI In Riki)f«tr<v ftfunil iiula ('<m nl y. FI nr Mn. I * » N K and n i t U K I t F U i | Haafi»r»L Kiurkla. thla &th day n! Au«uft; fy ii. U. |l HXUTII. Aw J inis a o f th# whov#* r l y i f i l I'utirt. n i r r i i 'N or N A a r K i r s i s i . h Note* la herabr alvsn that pur•until lu (Inal dacraa raiHlar.il on tha l l l h day ot Ju ly , I li a , Ini that certain rausa paiidlna tn tha I t'trvutt lu u r t u( trie Ninth Ju d li-lul r irc u lt i.l tha Hlata ol r i u r - 1 11- a. In and fair Kami not* I'uuniy, ■ h .r .ln t 'lT Y UE M AN FO lin. K l.n ltt liA , a 'm u n lrlp a ' corpora. Hun. la platnlltr. and Null,MAN M llaV'tlllKM T and E U t A II. fa*. Ft lit E a r , hla wtfa, at ala, ara da* leiiUuiita. tha umtaralanad, ua Miirrlul Xlnaiar, w ill, w ithin tha leant huura of sale, un llond ar. Ilia till d a r of Haptamliar, !•>■. offer fur sale and sell to the h l|h eet and beat bidder lo r rath ai Ilia front door » t the t'ourlUou.e of Ha ml note County, ,'lu rlta . lu Munfnid. riornla, tha fallowing deei-rlbed lamia anil praoilaaa s'tu.iia lii Manilnola C u u n lr. F lo rid a ,. to -w li: Inil • of ntorh i of T ie r I | of Hanford. Florida, according In g II. Trafford'a map iharaof of record* In iha pubtl* I rarorda of Bam I no I a C o u n lr, Klurloa. aald tala tu ba made 1 to satiety Iha lerma ot aatd de­ cree. W . I IR H B H II T M I0 M K R Hpaetal Master f r k ii n. w lin o s Maarurd. Florida ■ollrlfair for F U la llf f THIS Many people w ill Buffer unnecessarily from heat 'this (i week. They will fuss and fre t and fan themselves as they scurry from counter to counter and store to store, looking fo r something; Save steps, these hot days. Sit down in the shade I* r u n a x a r r c o i k t i g t e n FO R lU M U a N M tfi F L O R ID A .IR O I A N C R N Y . K R TO U N U iC a m pta lna at o f a cool porch. Glanee through the advertisements in T* Ai JSkLHh. ttaa Directors » “ ALLsag had as a C L A IIA MAM T llU N f l: D a f.o d .n l nAMFlfMMML, hweh Trurtoos of niSGAYNH ordai of puh llra llaa F n U F K K TIK A '•aceWhet the woman doean l know h that Pertvtr i* scared to dfllti of a horse, and can perform hU ileiclrvil feat* In the elrcua ring only whtn he la hypnotized by cut corporation, to EVA X. I I I I t N I m »N„ ,mn«f • hi *umbering th# (rthilt* Mild pri>iiil)i*a illu att tn B#mlft#»I# fnur tlr. Florida. Kiwi th *rrtn tt**rrlh#d, ant. upon your f i ! l u i h m i tn np|if.ir and defend ill l«l Milt* d#rr## |»r*i r t i u i a u t i Hr III ** FU O R ID A urmun to have Pcnnrr a trick bare hark rider in a circua, rkle for her in a big annual cowboy In Hook If. pat# if. from the **iff THE n on w ri.fr It HALT Y ruMI'ANY. • ' Coimacll- —A* uemains A Myatery j. n0bbi« rtporttd that fiiu long U|* lit* hml been By Ih* Aborglhd* there roconl* to testify, nor la lenpi or Tlmpa, It* prvaent name OTOE* Neb.i Auf< A double romance Involveif a ring mnstrr anil a siren, end a trick circus rider and a ranchgrown lais, is thr.'aded thr ugh rut Joe Pmnrr'n current *cie?r vehicle, " I ’m From the C ity" The alacaing story revnlvia around the cfforle of Richaiol Lane as a smooth-lalkr.; ring­ master, to get rich quick b> fil­ tering ino a deal with a rant li­ a Florida (orporsllon dlenolvsd ba­ iley Chapter (AHA laws of piar- . Is >tks center of tko eUg* lobq roeeo. gladioli aid palm* Aryangfd eel both ikJca of UkOTJpslaling against a bockffd h d of bsmboo snd ssvsrf) jMIu'Uahotu X asters. * t y \ Mra. aJolhti Tikaeh sang two satea. and B illy, Watt, viullnlst, f i t ) John lUmrlell. ptsrl.t, n - y .u r ISIIurs lo sppolal a a e a u u rti load wRk haven) raeryiA • a w e to h aat within iha g u t s of xaMatlAM. Iq eloakig, Mbs DUgave a short talk <n the *g. - O’ 11V ’ -fI the newspaper, T o : C L A R A MAM Y O U N G , W le M la. Kanaaa. You are hereby arCerod and rehaired (a h . and anpoar apaa tho ll h day of He pi. la lg (■ th o .M il •» oewplaiat filed agnlnM to a Rn Iha ohnvo clylad rauao o ld r o U r l Th a Poarord KYrhld tn hiyahp deal! no lei. aa »h s . o* w *nntaf->'‘J which l hla orear aaa |0 j k , j U Heh"! for foor maaociAl** wooka, *} -A'-"*• 1v ■**!'!.*•* . '■> .* VF . --- buy It. TbsTs what advertisements are for. You can trust advertiser* to tell you about bargains In tho ads. * u save money and minutes and V U E lt N ^ M .^ ... «**A L> . m ? *rC*ySaL Find what you want before you g o to ■ s it C n Jrt;1 and " i ^ i S f i ^ U ? n*«l lh*Dlt ll,U ■' J ‘ 1 .. \ �i r , ■* a * jfc * C . . f : — T T ~ v r ' ' -J- i si* 1 1 r i i * i t Banford U Til* Only Central City Affording Rail. Highway And Water Transportation W a n te d Fem lnole County Produce* ’ Mure F ru it And V n tn a h lr * Than A n f S im ila r Aren In Am erica Ifc ra tf* AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER i ;a ' - I 3 > *■ \ VOLUME XXIX Member Associated Press SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. AUGUST S. 1MM E sta b lish e d In --- :N 1 M I I K R 19 0 8 'i ■ - Jap anese Bombs Kill Scores In C a n t o n Tw o New Clashes Be­ tween Japs And Rus­ sians MarUiplomat1c Peace E 1 f o r t s £ — Tw enty f«»tir yar* off tlna thn of the Titanic which align* d M nation war W A S H IN G TO N , (Al't i»f conflict, iigHinv new ami mi ghty engine* of «lt* struct ton, ru*w tactics mid new Tropical Storm Two new clatthc-i on the Manchoukuoan-Siberian l>or- Reported West Of der widened the gulf lotltty betwteen Japan and Soviet St.M artin Isle Russ'* whose efforts ne__ I M e f i ' c l mil » f lln-ir wimlcna a t 's p r i n g .h earin g on 5 lit,mill.miiw o i l-ran -lmg w il h m t-l ic.t paint. In renter, men nper.i'e . Iipp « In ihe art of warfare. | Yet CViI Oliver L Spaulding* v et' ra n military historian thief ilf the 111 folicnl ami Ilf I lie D, S Army war rollcgc. will j tell you Unit 1 h- Wni Id Wsi w.ij* j‘limm.1 mid fought iii largo meftonr - n the Iiiiah of Iruumn* learned ft mill 1 h#« ntd m i l i t t r y ma-H irx, -cvcral «► f whom had gone tn tin* vuiirio V Y hIIuiIIm long In for** the tin ill nf t hrift And if the German* tiiul mdv taken 11arudhil* a lesson to tnmi, they migtit have v\1 r* 2i*7r T S T ' ,"elu,11ln* 0,8 ,rtu ‘*nr and aviation/' Litvinoff, Soviet coi affairs, w iin u # to rtpulae ail Jsp a n ^ attack* with -the m w v lg o r o w measure* including srtllWry and aircraft w“ * In a three ^our converaation with the ■laty communique an. i troop* had driven T7T—T7 Siberian territory k , 7 * " bord» a* Changla a dag long fluoday bat. LHvbo/f answered the amhae" y * . . * " * "»«• propoaeJa by g g g -M » t . new herder . loddeMa In the area since Shiga- STAn.. r ~ M U S rteeff, warning was promp­ by a new border cUah ted * ortfc * f #t M0 M U , neew Sal, feah* whe’ a Maacharion n j i n y ran rh m a r M n -. m C it y , T r * -»,l pen III.-I.II, L io n s C lu b Gets Is Main S p ea k er At Rotary Meeting 500 Requests For Is T o ld B y C o rre sp o n d e n t li« I ' l l K S T f IN It v I I I M i T t l N ( . l i n t l it If ......... a t, Y.ininent clerk m V'n.hni. Rotnrians Urged To Use Influence In Improving Politics ton w rh on Income ul IJ.tioo j, yrai ,i Mi»r? ui*|i+-ruli h , rt utfiwilfi .4u oftrntniiig Baby, arttl t<» rich loh*, (*■ohuhiv you aoul.l join 'he Mill 11 Ifuul’ b A i m Kill l i " !1 ' i if |u timiHril >o In k i' r m •* AlilitiiiKli the Rotary <*1uh ra nc'i f “lit iiii'tlical iici'tld ! ui LM nnt tiiki' part in a p*tlitirnl r a m - a .....th, SB rtu iiu lutlmg family W arning Issued For Ula hill. Litvinoff and Mamoru HhlgemItau, tha Japanese ambassador to Moscow, conferred again but they appeared no nearer a solution ot their difference* and the Kusslan tamper, at least, was growIng shorter. Litvinoff rejected tha Japanese •tend that the fighting could be const considered a “ frontier incident." i^llfa■ twarned that Russia waa deV b r" " I " similar eases in the future to retort to the most l..i»y J -■ left, man - l u m p . » n » | m l. , h » g DrR. W.Ruprecht Purpose O f Group Health A -t rviileiice that the "t i t kc of w.ir * a* highly ilevidoped L) tlm ancients, f . lorn-1 Hpauitlmg to points out that J paigti, indiviiluul mernhtT^ shoutd lfl.it -at’ K,Hi* II ill i« ||lit *hi' 11, ’ ’ gotiate a peace on the dis1. Many military expert* to- use then |n’i hii mil m f lu»‘Ur»* in Wl . ’.'urlt'B thi* coiitrox n %y !w has,, ^ l ‘ u e r t o day believe Get 111 any might luve trajUuv mu the quality wf iiuhlic m ppuled m a a frontier so far --' n V 'u-shmgt on'«i Lirtaip 11cult Ii afrf-#K*»nli4»n ami t h r A m r ric n n » ® b c t d urutitcessf ul. . . *. v t n the war quickly If th** rtf flex' hithling, sail) Dr. R. Vk Mi'iJital , \ diauciiiliiifi, a c htr ovi ‘ 1 younger Mohke, rum in an Imir the Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet RupH-cht who viiia th** iirlncipn \ u h n h id *m !■* mu tin* u-ny ‘o *--------— ! first western push, had fullowi I foreign commissar, suld a u lioaloiy making unli JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 0. — j completely the famous SdiLefLu ■(naker at t h r Rotary lunch**"!' util'll ntw bomber claah occurred to­ ■'imt half »■ fd*>—Weaher Bureau said San- plan, based ip « Hannibal** itra r toilay day near fiuifcnho, 250 mile* Juan, Puerto Kicu, office issued I gy ut the battle of ( ' mmie in Sjii'iikitiff yn thr nubj^ct "W M ( i rim 1 1 lU-nl'h. ri*un*i,b“il L\ north of Changkufeng, where[ a warning today that u tropical iMUAl < "An* You A Rutat 11111 ?" Dr. Ru ■It* T Y M h h . f l . (i-nhns funil, r»it lt*MfillY'lt '•tKillH/.H1m I, 1•• HflhUtrl Ruaalana and Japanese havo been disturbance ha* brrn rrpurtc'l lm World War immortal* (umht inidUtnl that rvn y It**1 embattled line* ^uly 2V on the! northwest of Ht. Martin ixrtt th'i> llindenhurg Inn- of <•.<»• tan aliotiLI firul it m im|M»rt.iut I fen*.I tl-v nii iitbi i -* h-Mspitul lull lue.lieul uiul rti'tv rntrenchmrnts but Julius u> givt* MPttiuthitig: In Ruiaiy u Million iai aI height* near the Junction of thej l.l»nil. for 'hi* wiiml! lor ur h tea I t ai iKorean, Manchoukuoan and Si-: A!^, 8:-*° A. M. advisory raid ('«t*'»r, who, Inciilriitaily, fought to gi*t wonn-tiling from it Tiii.fitIII> "inn, D wait ultog»*fh i bertan frontier*. I * "tropical diilorbance of *mull ahfOg the Marne and Air?** riv him*? If. Thi* meeting was (inMitUnl o>»i a v oU uii uiy i i gan izalinn hut m diameter and slight to moderate' er-*, envolved a" rlaborate «yThe Japanese foreign office a few mouth'*, 2,.r»tHI fnli-iul cm said the Soviet army had been’ inlrnaity la centered a ahort dia- lelil of trenches built ui! .cieii by Prosidlrnt ti«n»rir«* KuIIiiim, These, wi'b U|»«m %‘oti* by m r i n W r n u f th" |il(iyr?i hu.I J«uiie*l. St. I tirIs- line, tong infuri*. repulsed In a "heavy engage- lane? l" nf- wr*t west north we»J of ikm»n n i«-■! t«* ti.lKhl i lub u n n u t i n m l that then* w mrhi| their fi»niitu*N, weal alniond-ahaped1 Martin and la moving ;t. T h e n..cicni t'art ha gin ia n. ment" on tha be no meeting lietil on laihorj potenti« pufieri’ n. U'eil elephants, p o . i r d in f rtr • Changkufeng hill and an army] northweatvrard. I tiwf| u t t of t o lu m h ia ) Day as it h it national holi«!n> - 1 T h r the Kuaaian* Thi* disturbance may Increaae j of the infan try a., tanks were communique said Benefits nf Rotary membershipf Medical S net y , an A M A affill ware in general retreat to the' In Intensity rr.l caution la ad- J In the Wor ltl W a r . to break ni|i‘ly alt ticked th north. Thia followed-rtporta y e a - vised in the Virgin Islands and through the rn rniy's front li n r - war© outliruil by Dr, Iiii|ii relit alt, (»'• ne tow aril 'he com pul ns i-ontluting primarily of the a* IttHtlim' tarday that the Ruaalana had 1‘u.rto Rico and adjacent waters i 4. The W orld W a r produced it fellowship with other riu 'inh m , ■,ory uiriln l m«ur:ir(c«* driven the Japanese troops from during the next 24 hours. j new metical genius in C r r m a n y '* i tn -r nn iu y ami else 1 1Uf and lik* Iv I.. h|. tk »b*wn •hi* 4-1lu**f* 1*' Li *uuiihip *tf Hit* phy *■Himi ami hi'x pal li'iil lh •Idea, In'•IN' WlM it t.*1ullp Influx Of C a r d s Is wL h Ntiuiily fill ii mu - Ml illhfd i itf in • ul .if ' he teeth of *'l I'tfll Result O f I’ uldieInr |•hv HHiaii* h-av u»k til. 111 lllll it> At (o n vention ^ Lh thi* Lui il.'ll i.f 4’ill i"K f"t \Y|! ||s9111 thin' "ii. 1 1Ilf ill'll 11-."! [ndil p.Oil 4ill ill ui \ hi'i ll tuimi <K auf "l 1ul pav mu (til II*A. Me.li. *1 Th.>• Smii*tv took i t t i-ivi'tl hv t h r 1 u‘ii-• hit. ti u m Hlijt. U tliM-aVlU'il i' A(ill Inloll >>i y ,it ion# pal 1-e of tin' ■*nifdiv I In- il.'ien or **. ]«h> dii Kin-. i*m i|'n - f 111j* Dud tk hoiik Of 4i t. lV Recipes On Celery filuycTt in the gi nu|i henIht i Inn. here. K< |m M on truly «eiwm-* r«-i'i|H*p l,f»* «ru* ihi'io T . o ^ i i l t o f it*«(ui ' . i *•iidtf.l lot a |ihy*tcian Kiii*h.i, tin i (n u n ii p d hluit v iiimpi Ukflt 'poll |io- |nh»l-. follow itlg tin |'i|lt| ill t •1.-.I tax III. 1 .on 1 1 ill physician s pi ut'* ieinif •t th. Sf V4 r ill VTf f k4 ago ( t I'll l. m g l r •hem, ilee lilt Ci I tu pel lllll tslli 1 1 1 iltlf it fo| 1I.l k 1llltl. 1 14ID , lo a’ II. n t h I'hv sirtniM f i nd ’ h* | ("ii j linn 1 i «•|l Y•'Il "I” it. Mu m ooii M u l i him lo mi ......... Mitt *oi 4' humltt 4i|» T h u ' wn» •■.i.i- uddirw4*'i( to lh. I*., at . Ini. 1.i fulfil! IT<hligiil mil-*, Wil || i f pijijrvt •Ul l4ili 1 1141.1 lot "U*■ lien IIII llinl I « n i l I on 4'i'I"i V i rt’H't1 ho.'l I rgolin fi t l»hysu iun* ul Mi \ \ lllll' III t llO 1•' 11Xi ito.il their mem !»*?!<* wince t . l l |il* I mgfc ili-t i ihof I Ut. ild« i i u h ’. imthl iiof have B'tld a III the Sun f How I . 1 M oin an,| t.i .Lit. Im-nC.il' C VCl v nc .if th" cm.I 11*1In wtip<» I'htirmart Atiiohf. a i I'ccn i I In Un h.iol i lot* istanf iii L-it ir y general in charge l Ini n.e t; \>I.ioi|m >oh' nl i f miti friK* proarcut'inns In • " f the i lot.. .1 I.l I ' d lo' HY.4' . noili' I •11ii] i. -ati'tnimt h.- ihafR*"* 'h* f lot (I ph-ic-i-i Willi the i • till k M.-do al S' i-u Iy action i . m V i >ii '« nr ho- ved ai d the ,. U . n.It o t II YUdiUioit " f the anti trufcf laww i > ptthli »*> f<*r Ilf*L i ll i all*! S"M1* ( t l>r iy titg *i*i Liin physicians »■f i •ml.I Ikivi Hole I 'mini y to'Cfi fright t,. practice their piofr«sii«n a hi.'vutl m it L ' 11f t im u u u i m vugm* I N..ii-.-ti-.-, i c p li c i A n r - i lean Th.* I...... I ••ei v ed a L Mei where in E u m p c . Such syatemn Medical As^ociatii'ii, t an I Ut f i i *iii R I. 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I of A* katt of Malm A- II h• V.4I tint mu u i'l ■*. ,1 II t i l l ' 1 f H i n w i y Lillies. I* a|• t i lemnnl* Roo wt-veil h ick - 4 rati- ngnin«t Sen atm I**r|M !(• i»rwnebl 1 1yi t» W m Hi Clark, I ii . yv iim j iifing ** .« iml)T* 11*-111c u i i* t .if tiiiiiai.-liaiiMii (l.ilu !»•* |*ti|M . whii iil‘l|M || wntl* th, rt >i|i 1 <xj sT •" I ,41 l fill"* lint ap* i. i .ii ji ii % R imi tfv i*ll i i i »*m • mi riia » I,- i Li i C a - n *-lf ^tyf.tl r u n - ^ 1 •yit1 ' f \iili il apatiHl fh * guv, him, at .......... . lull ami m i i . . » tq iii r \YhU** II musi * proI** ♦* f.t \i kan-ii t IC. |tri*H.'HlaUvo -L.Un Mi« I* Hun ImLI a rally ho i ,« |..>mI I n th>- l'ri**» I tl m t •« » Mi i ii i a m a y whuni In* h up* |His i(i i* Th e only vim nan nriiatur, >uiii|il. i m ^ Iti'i v»' ut Ii yi*«r in ft tit* w in ifirctP'l !•v Ml R uohi *' vi It hi’ t i t c n l h an ail **ul»i ft a nti * i;»*V . I N'lilgt* W h il e uf itk" S* iKifi'i lLilkli-y, hat i iuti'r»iv,rii*il *»' i IU mim' v H* MipI'.Htti hut it wa* Mulkh-y who iili'". optimism from e lo -riiif "The Weather llurrau said the I .dendorff. but the nnclent ■ urioumlmgat the lunch next advisory probably would be tire.’k, had their Philopoemrn. fa I.. ■iyi'll iin* kin.I yvuitl^ ^n>»n th® Issued tonight unless the San | Iher o f . the modern applkatory piograms put on at the Itin. U |h j,|> ui in hi * M if irlta wpircehcons, ami the Mpportnnity t«* Jus" office received v/ormatton system of tactical instruction, ni.". « R. pnhlu.iu vrmturlal meet with and ihscim-* tliffenni indicating the development of a i. For masterly execution of t Miiit 1 In tiM'i*. Rnlu it T a f t and problema with mm from vuioms storm during the day. J swift, wril-ccordinatrd punchr., A-tln ir J D «y nrunved walkx o f life. St. Martin Is shoot 200 mile* the World War had France'. vv |i |. |if r'ui I fill rt • if, Hu him th® rast of Puerto Rico In the West Marshal Foeh. Yet 2,2fHI year.1 I’n i n li n e In the Rotary *l»q!an * i im|>.iii'ii "f Ih'liinrr*’ ii* (ic»y« Mr. niun-. Indies. It la at tha extreme before Foeh, a Macedonian youth " f '’Service Above S^If'', M f i " i M a r li n I Davcy for ® A f lr r tin* •mu hi itin *.f iht northern tip of the greup known in hit twenties, named Alexan Ruprcrht »uggr«lr*l that a infill ♦tiifil t'ftii .i l u i M'I Chari**r Saw* fier who lives up tn thu oln^ati I I'linvr nip.n iit O.il liin l, ,M» ** leeward Islands and I* at dcr, was as brilliant a performer , i i , natiunni l.mgli* rt ■>1 1tii ns. | (i* I..tn |j,. least I ,'-<10 miles southeast of in rolling up the ur-my'* flanks] «»nly U not ihung his full part \ feuirth *y! at**, Nrtimaka, alby the club, “ Thi» in riot rrmtigh," Three un ii who he til up H irer I. K K n in irr. (iie^hleiil «*f Hr- at»■■vl•*i n l itti. •( with In Florida{ uud m timing the knock out .. t tint Inc t i ii pr im ary to ii»"jr ow he iJttil, **In feptny Rotary lor wftltrc • at the TnariKlr loubr- Honda I Pro. Drown-s h-» fami ly, 11*■ i, r- igj .«*it | in r rtiiil i --------------------punch wliat it flnri for yon." fun iu» I’liilurml ran* I* tu ha cue .Land, .1- the ci.n rr «I Cr..1 Fitw a.d pre id"." to Sunfoiil in ,i f . w Yvrrki. Colonel iipauldhig, in bin ah H tf ri l thin y r a r . finv, R. L* Americans T o P ro fit sorbing One of the best feat urn nl . i ■ ■ i a . i i . i n “ f the Urmin'ik ! minty t i»»o chapters nn ancient Rotary, he raiil, it the better un trench and Park Avenue at U .J0 v . i hat he »■" f in In.in and thr* air' * fivi i By Russian Treaty combat in the book "Warfare,'* i ilemtandinir i i pr* iitntlvtM fvrrk luunkiilliniti and -appreciation o’clock Sunday night, and I'H't-( (l). ..... . , )irn|, ,u the ties' tells hnur young lltt.ilbal. Hind which it in•in hr ra for rath e,l the caih drawer of fur third Irrmn. were meeting " f I he Kemiliole l ’<"M>l' « MOSCOW. Aug. 8.— <A V -R »- in one eye, allowed 'he Unman'' I'rrtl.hnt Rwwrtill, encouf* other. It would be a fine thine. returned here today by Hherltl gn"i> Aug Id ln«=miieh » . I"' newal o f the Soviet-United State* to prtaa his center ilmos*. to the I he said. If the leaders of rapitiil agt*d by th** ■•liva*ni r*,numlni» trade agreement yesterday as­ breaking point. C. M. Hand after their rapture I e,|>ei l lo he out of liie .'.it. and labor in each community tlfui of ItU lirnHlr l^adT in K®nI thr time. sured purehat* o f at least |40^Thvn hU crack Infanlvy, which ] couW , M , Ro,lry t|uhi by dtrlando police shortly after lucky, may ink** th** u ffen tlfi * H r |i41ip iff)! fi»»l lllll! If w** 000,000 worth o f American goods bad uianruvtrad well b.ck mi th* robbery occurred. Tht* would hr the best way l„ thi. wrrk against avvoral aouthni*rrr4ury fur him lt» I n* In N**w by economic organisations o f So­ both aide, of tha cint.r. closed Bill Stevenson,' 27, of Sanford, York mi Aug. 17. . tha world to eliminate ^ lubnr OilV N rw s llr ir fs •rn rnnt ora whn hav® voltd viet Russia In the next 13 In upon tha fl.nkx of tha Rimer • In charge » f the stand at the •trlf*. a g a n u t a auiutantial p a r t of th® Ilo w rv rr, in* i%i|«!<*«!, In* wmiiM months. Thr ninil.'ii nrmt-minlhly w edge. The Carthaginian cavalry, Visitori at today's lonrheon jn I ,ilne " f l '"" r.shl.wry, had entered hu gli'l to afl'IrCA-i I hr* as.itria NVw Df*»i The renewal wa* effective rea­ hit line th- Roman phalanx in i meeting of tin- t!|ly f ’moon : mill eluded! L. I*. Robinson of Win ! th* r1' 11 ..... . wh,,n ,t"* Win a h** r nd a h u varsthm ®L Urm any tiinr p iin r lo Ihat Hat* will he held tiinigM Ut 7:7" A flu ‘ l P « r « h « * « proh-j ,h. re.r, compi.t.d the vUa. Th* ter Garden, Trd Drake of Dr- men walkcl through the door •a T u r w t a y and altp® aihur® to or a flfi Aug. 2.T wh«*u h«* w Krvatly exceed (40,000,- jjoro, „ #rmy was cut to piece*. o'clock » l the i*ily Unit. l«ndo, and Phil C. Peter of Wm- and ordered the waitresses to lo rHurtt from N p # Ynrk. I he Smith, M r . Rm»*rv*dt will b# “ stick 'rm up." 00 ‘ Colonal Spaulding says that l*r Cardan. Il«? romplim*|>ft Mr. Pur* •■fi |h" last lt*»f uf hia rnid Urm Both In 193l^3« and 193«-37, Cou„ t Von Schllaffrn. great preThen- will hr * “Trmpernnre The name, of the three men vvgnl am! ihfl ulhrr nuauhiH» ui jiiiitniy, lung agu arrangtd i® guaranteed minima of 130,000,-, w tr rhlrf of lha (Jtrmsn grewral t’rusailn" at the Ke-Jurd Womware given as iloh King, Krad thi* Svrrtinolo Himoriatifin u(wiii a nu-aiia of awmging public «u^annually ware far mar* staff, worked for more than U Whitten, ami Charlie Woods. nn’s Club auditorium Wrdne-day their intercut ami eo-opcratmi) purt again behind hia idinlnp * j than filled. In th* first year y en * .reiving a plan to anvelop W ork Progresses On They were said lo ranga from with the »Ute organiiatiitn, iIp - night, Aug. I", at 7:3" o'clock. Miration. Hi* m ay ®la*i h®vt Russian purchases wars |I0,Fort Mellon Park S to .70 years old. Whar* they cliring he apprerUted thi* sup­ lha French armies and crush turned an Important strategic 214,000 and in tha aaeoad 140,- thrm wilh a modern adaptation lived has nut been ascertained. port given thu elate group. County Judge It. W. Ware is­ and tactical corner In that eamtis,ooa sued a marriage lirener Saturday Work ts progressing according Police were notified Immedi­ of lha Hannibal pincers. paigTi Itclur® ho reach®®' Waill* Th* guaranteed minimum of to L. Bruce l-aney of 7‘ampn Tha Schlietfen Man was to to sahadal* an Fort Melton Park, ately after the incident and Ufington, h® may put teeth Into *40.000.000 fo r 1937-38 was axCity Engineer Fred T. Williams fi«* r Robert Wilcox waa on the and Marguerite Ellrahcth Cornell PERMIT GRANTED “ draw In" tha rreiMk array wilh h u effort tu r® »h ap« hi® pa rty cawdad la tha first nine months. of Sanford. ■can* of the crime a few min­ a weak German left w b,l facing reported Monday morning. in the o ff- y e a r primaries for two Th* United R ut** undertakes The walks are rapidly being ute* later. II# got a description A permit ha* baan granted J. tha frontier of Franc*. When thr year* of N®w D®»l-domlnal®d to ait*nd unconditional moot-faTh® .regular monthly meeting French pr*aa*d th* German J<ft completed and work ha* begun on of th* men and their auto and N. Groomer to erect an addition lug ula Hun. Vend nation treatment to th* th* raqu* and tennis courts, ha th* Information wa* telephoned nf th® Board nf D lrectura. of tu a sleeping porch on a house hack toward th* Hbtn«, n mighty Bovlal’a comm*ret. .Thus far, . - the, Rreaidtnt .. kOrlando. DeLand nnd other facing Sanford Avenue between th® Saminot® County Chamber of ^ . German fore* circling far to th* said, 'T h * walks might have bean •naorby eltia*. F.ighth and Ninth Streets at an Commerce will be held in the1 fou|fl*1 * <*f fTn^ rt f * hl* ? * right through Belgium would QUINTS ILL » t w Dra a.na ora for rocompleted by this time had not Orlando police notified th* estimated rost o f fits. A per­ Chamber building Tueaday night swiftly anvelop th* French ■t g;00 o’clock. I nomination* giving hia at rung®*I tha flanks nnd hammer them to delivery e f shall baan delayed SaRford Police Department short- mit has also been granted F. P. endorum»nt to Srrat* CALLINDAR, On., Aug. I— the "tar. for ever * weak after workman >7 *fte r 13:00 o'elotk that th* River* to re-roof a residence fac­ HY—Th* Dianna quiotuplaU nr* war* ready to start. Special Deputy Grand tlaatar ing Palmetto between Second maw had baan captured. Frhlieffen died before th* day •uffer’r ^ from a threat infection er Flanting will not begin until The three man will b* held an and Third Street* at an estimated rtm* for hU k ig d m n e d of which will kaap Warn ill * waak. •bout th* first af September M * tharga af arm*,! robbery and <o»t o f |17#. "kidney punch." H wan tannwd bat night. lo cal w eath er Ilia last words ware: “ Kaap enter I* give workman lima to V H stand trial hafare Judge Th* LUhar, Oliva D! " Train accidents resulting trori Street sad Pin* Avenue in an th* right wing streog." Malika, flntal. walk* and courts. It was R. W . War*. painted eat that th* summer Partly cloudy tontgte 4 *4 ' t h * T riaafl* establishment I* d*(*cu In, er failures ef, equip­ official capacity. Former memwho lacked th* aid master's daw hat to permit * h » Mr*. Mary A l*u n ment ware M percent leas tn hare sad Rabakahs are corduilly Tuesday, poaalhly showare Ipg and In n w sdgg.jf lawuutro urate nnd Urea. invited, _________ ‘ extreme south caret, 1937 ikon la 1330, * ■ ■ Orlando Police |Kramer Unable To Nah Robbers Of ' Address Seminole Barbecue Stand Growers At Meet 121 2 2 *0 far awch Lhvlaaff ■X ngi>— » ♦ I hr four t fit ' ll power* 4: •f In ought .« tr1 and niutiilix 11 ton nf 1 tVJjWHIJMHl Nid«lii*r<t, tlu rc i ami* G o v . A . II. ( H a p p y I Chnnilli r today conceded the r r - r l r c t m n ol Senator H n rk lr y uml plftlgrd him his support in the Novrin ln-i I i'lection. Sc n a I u r Barkley had J the outspoken support of vnriim « New Dealers imtti.lln g I’rtMidrnt Roosevelt. t l Senator Pope’s Campaijrn In Idaho Is Seen As Real Test * * 1 *4. t •j i Roosevelt iMay Resume “ Purge” July 2H, 1 H I p o i u l A u s t r i a dedajrctl war tin ilMUglily little Si*r but* imiching .f Hopes A re Increased For Three-Fold T ri­ umph In Tuesday’s Senatorial R a c e s Fly AI.KX VM l Kit it riKMRCK WASH I N<. TON, Aug. d. —Of'T CANTON. China, Aug. S. — CAP*— Japanese aerial burnt* falling within 10 yards ef a t'slhnlic fathidral today killed an undrtrrmln-d number of persons, (iariraacni ullirri aulltrrd thr hearlrrt. At least 10 bomba a'ruck thrm. rhurnlnc thr atrrl ar/t rnnrrrtr into tangled pilra of drhrla. Al hough a thorough in­ vestigation at III waa impnsaiblr. It waa frarrd thr raid would prorr the moot dratructlve of thr rrpralrd Japanrar air at'Srk*. An Aaaoriatrd I’r'tn rorrrapomtrnt rnuntrd 71 hodlra and offirlatn estimated rlly-wlde ranHaitian a> 111 drad nr mi-w­ ing and 1R0 wonndrd- ,o f New Deal Is Elated O ver Barkley Win T H E IR W OOLENS Methods Based l pen ! Lessons Taught By i O l d e r Strategists aps Claim To Have Repulsed ‘Red’ Sol­ diers In Hot Fight Ilf AMiwtstH I*rr«* FLEECED OUT OF i N ew Tadics Of F igh tin g Arise | From World War B A R K L E Y W IN S Soviet Tempers Growing Shorter ■ iK tL , * '..i - • - / , 29fi ■ ------»- � 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, 1938 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, August 06, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1938. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1938; <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/6046e6e44d359f78cdb5a530c1fdba90.pdf 9dcb812207ed44390bdbe3786e269cd1 PDF Text Text 9 t t ' Rll—T ' IV;-Jf-.V“-*vai» <; ers D e fe a t San forf l inger Holds Leesburg In Check Until Eighth i C lu b s T w e lv e H it F re e ly , B ase B lo w s C o lle c ts E le v e n C o n s A s 6O Lookouts Engage St. Augustine Is Leesburg Tonight DefeatedTwicelu For Secon d Tilt' Row By Senators S e c u rin g S a n fo rd L o c a ls H in g le s S u ffe re d L ast N ig h t In L oss F irst (Ja in e s v ille , D a y to n a O N E FOR SATA N WACO, Texan., Aug. 3.— ( E l— The McLennan C ounty Demo­ cratic Convention discovered yesLi-rday it had voted down the T en UomniandmenU. They were contained in a re­ jected revolution embody Ing the biblical plulfuim o f W, Lee governor. B e a c h W in C a m e s In iking a 2-2 tic In th r a lirrisinn at third b»«f when O f T w o -G a m e S e rie s F lo rid a S ta te L oop LEGAL NOTICE inning. Hilly (Iob*l tingled Umpire Fro»ty F r ie r * railed him ta r e n t e r field acormg out when Hitman made a play The Sanford Lookouts jour-_ Hi i.dev I eevliurg'v victory over . i v c m i t ; i t r m a r , v i v t i i j i Drew and Hutch Oni* in for him. iiic'iaL n a n iT iv svii ncy tonight to the hum * of Ihe^ the Lookout* la - 1 night other g u n «r.w ivoi.K r o t VTv a i.im Ilnth cluli* hit freely, Leesburg Leeahurg Gondoliers a Gondolier*. Leeib urg, for t h e ( winner* In state league bat'd"*! ■ u \ i v rNa.vcacwx. bluwa an<l | ing lead over the Han m llecting 12 base Second of a two ga m e aerie*, the wer# Daytona Ih-nrh over I’a U U a .i NOTU’W Lookout* to which they Sanford I I . flr»t of which Hanford lo«t la*t the Gainmvill.- G-Men over t h e , " nlift. r,. atw aow. r b i * Oireg more run* to win - T9 t>ol and Red* and the Oilando| night by a score of A In 2. ___ game Wednesday night at | r( I I . L I A M H K k i t v 1 E W K O M . !» /Low of the game last night Yenntnrs two game* over St. Au- w lt*m4mm4, ( | l Ns. JT1J t W Municipal-, ball park by « ' gu»tinr. t n t h e i a m m o r t h e sta tic brought the n um ber of game* bn t . o r FLORIDA i Ill f’a'ntka, Day tuna Heach lost for the week to t h r e e with T O i W IL L IA M H E 1 H V H R W lU k , Ji . w i t h Big Jim Finger hurling marked i:p n f> t i ,1 victory over K l rmmm, T t i i b . one win recorded. T he It,-*** jt f a r the Lookout*, Hi»k doubled Yuti ir» hcfwjyjr f»«i ««Ir#il lo ip were to Gainesville, I’alatk*. and the Ataleae a* I'ulatkn mail* *evP*tr In Ik# Hill of (*irni|»taini fll^d V Onl* alngled to r e n t e r srnrerul error*. Stan I 'ha rkut weal Leesburg. The single win w u r, , ,1 h«*r#ln atftiinMt you in th* ibuv« him f o r l,eeaburg'* fir*l hr route for llaylnna Reach n n . l . , n H l M on „ r u. f nr. , h. trcoriled a t the expense of l*a F in g e r tig htened end Ja c k (aiuliJy hurletl for P tla lk .i. siii day «>f i**pnmii#r, a . D. i i i l lalka here Monday night. waa retired with no furDaytona Reach made i» h it. while* , ~T.U,I HeraW" 1- her., , . . . by U**l>nsiad a* the nawspapar In Despite the set back last night. ______ ago ring. the Atalea* weie sb c lo ga rner whirl, ihi* nrd»r *hall b» pub ubManager Hill l ltn w m e a t) Rodger* only fi. I llrhnf one* s w . r k for four i ' D l o g t h e count In their half ,, hope* to lake the (ion* into camp The GlinesvUle G Men took 1 W i n e s , H r h a n r , a n i l s e a l , a f tha aacond, .Hanford'* ratcher, i '■’“ . 1r Innltht. Th* losses to (iaineiville the Deluand Ittds for a ride n f f l e e a t H a a f u r t l , S e n . l n . i l e ( ‘a s alngled and advanced In I and Palatka were rlnst* and the t h r <une 4 i I to 2 score. Weldon t y , F l o r i d a , i b i s 14t h d a y o f J u l \ W H I N I P R I N C A N D T H I S I A . . t u u h u Meed. "Osbeala." a fa w rite ef EM OH S tlth ’a alngle and f ro m , *.i. L n o m i t i played excellent hall la - led the m ute, permitting but A I* I S H . IlirtfuMin if Eat rasing aaaaaw, railed la th* aaada after a tratalng traMhag gattep laU ep a t MabUthor ye I*h O. I*. I I K n N f H l . V . \ t o th ird on F l n g a r ’a fly to M l Iff* ?♦. f a r the K i n k U I laeetaaMr* race. even In defeat. The game last five hit*. C le rk a n d aenred o n an error Flnifft I* fly A M WF.KKH, night was no exeeptlnn, the S a n ­ f Rob Overstreet flung both etui* m whan hla a tt e m p t to IIwlwr [repuly Clerk TIIIRHT q L E N C H K R S it ramiu ww ford club exhibiting puwntdv of a double header againat the i i a it is r a . n n H N Btlth a t second reaulted In I *»iE p Spie.-d fruit punches are very good ball except for n I;i | k * in Saints for *tie Senators and W-.ll Lf-Ot'M o m i n h k t throw, ri fuelling on a hot day. To the eig hth when i n e r r o r p e r ­ both. Hie first by a 3 to 2 sCo-,! tor Plalatlff. TitiiiU All Main ha l ia t h , A d i alngled down makr thsm add one tablespoon mitted a score. ami the second t y 2 lo 0. In the Dayton* YUarh, Florida. f llttlfoil f..r FlhRFf f» sii* Ird baa* line and went In r^e-Eiitim i.f li-oken ba rk cinnamon, twelve »»® fth* »j i —• It ia felt that m em bers of Un­ first game he wa* oppsrsed l.y ( f l R r i l l T C O U R T RF.Alai — on Rlak’a e rro r, coming K.nf'ifl *1# ®®i 1 wlrde clove* and one *r>! one- learn have played sufficiently Lefty Urewer. sensational Faint R e a a ll* t f i l . r l . r FI.oH1114 RTATH LMAIII ft Krn.fu lilHk. fllil*. HI lilt. !»** whan Hudson doubled down muntw Kiiftr Ifat11 In, *lfili 1. U a ln r p v I lU T*>- JIH O H O E M- C R A M R III! p i i i . b u r e i i a - i , Hm. imm t - i 34 MA half cup* of water for each cup together to begin functioning as Ginger. 79 A»f. O. nrooklyn Sew York; 49 91 A N .w Vi.rh i. ChlrMBo 1 baa* lint. • 4 41*,Le-1 t . Itl-k, lliiilmin AbrIrI e, L#NElttim of sugar. Boll this mixture lo000 m 000 3 (slander* You ai> h*rat>y o riU rn i and r#* p o trnt unit. All season long I ’ln rlrtn iil 4 . I'lilM ilrlplim 3 . 49 &13 It Hh 1 I Mrnm»*« 4, fir* w» 4, jiitylK fisi lle a i h alghth Inning aaw the At too 2oo ooo —:i iju fn l to kl# ami appear upon tha HI- IhiiiIm llrimklvn 2 (lilalill v 'h r for four minute*. Then ! change* have been m ade in the Aialea* 14 14 I a® Mrtli.wan 7. I mv Ir 3. Ill»k 1, lln i tr Id! hills fifth day nf Haptim btr A. f). | i l* IE Cftmwm T « l a r 494 II iller* p u t on n rally in l.wl t l"f ittRn 2 F»n«*r 2. Or**, Kl A tiU U N lhir (kg) 000 00-1—cal I *rt strain and cool It. You will hava line-up, new faee* a p p e a r in g e v ­ G-Men MU «f I'nntplalfil fltad I'lll.hurut* *1 IIn.(no 17 417 a. 41 ma T wm-I mi »r llllR, l»TRWR, IU«R, F a U lk M 100 000 010— 21 aiiajiial ymt in K fill r a iu * In lha > y p r got t h r e e run* on I' en..ugh .weetening for *ia cup* | e ry wrek ur au and ha rdly had Reds riiirlnn.it I hi I'hl1*tl.l|dilu. 42 11 41® lluilNnn. Hlllt* Ml••I*n IiJimm*. Woof* I ►*>Hall fttl iiu) OlO 000— 2* (MKMJtl Court f»f Haminola C«a«Hir, f l hit* and ona e rro r. Two MlllH. ''lrm*n« Hmrtflr**, Dt*»wr. V l E f i f t f I'hleagt* *1 Nr* york #• M l - m of fruit juice*. | one group o f player* learned to Saints ‘ . iiiiw i\ »r rin rld a . by F R A R C E 3 K HI l^.ul* *1 llr-.i.kIyII Reeall* t-e*l Might >. run* war* a ddad to tha Ituk, MKltawnn L«*fi on Hinalors 000 001 V n ~ C IIA N I:. l>*lns an arllon *at dl------------------------I hrork to g eth e r than m ore rhange* I. i n U r * a, M i l a t C a 1.e*vN-li iir r f,. Munf'irtt 19. Ill** f>n 000 000 0— 0 4 Unrrw. m k a f te r Cog ' h a d ralteved hall*, Hainu llrl.ndn l l , m Au|ll*t In. l i AWKIIK'tV i . k i i i i i : COCOANUT FRE S H N K Il I * * * • m»de, disrupting whatever off Mini** I, Flngpf <’*»» .»nn a i i i •*.— 3 I Th» Ran ford l l l f a l c |a d.*-'jr’ lu y tn n a Il.srli I, 1‘alatk* I S f* York &« 931 aa th* beginning pitcher 1 Ml ruck out. hy Mnh«ff**V u I Senator* To freshen dry cccoanut. »oak u n *ty had been achieved, £ ti n n lH aa tha nrwapapar In » lik h tuln.avlll* 4, lleljind 1 39 .931 < ‘ I f v r l a i i « l i i IfnrfiER 1. K lm rr 1 UllR f«ff M** ninth. ------------ - ■ I Il»1a n r i l a r aha II h* n u b lla h a d f a r l l l a o Teblakl However, th at aituation should 31 37 994 t h , cocoanut for five m kijlt* in IfoNlsiri I.Rffty, I In » Ioolnu. nr> runs; #iff In a Y W C. A. ftUtly of the, f»«r r*in»arullv« nraakA H a h a f f a y , s t a r ti n g hurler Flnusr, l<» In * tnu'nk", * riiPR a a e f e n l a t 1- e e . N w m . S g a m e * . . W s E h l t i g i s s n 44 Ifl .Sum enough milk to cover It. Then temedied now f o r mo*t of I . V ? i , i . Mnl v wiTNicws, n r , Kkrndon. d a r k tirl.ndo * 1 HI Auauatltl. 47 49 . 49® 1h* I r o l l ‘ Leesburg, waa ajactad In Wild pilch. Finger l*a»Bpr. hull, r o u r ,.‘ , r j , fc. nffi«iai have wages of #80 working girls, only, nf I I . ljini. *t ll.ilnr.vlll. I **■■■.. 4‘ b l r ® K « i 14 47 414 aprrad It thinly In a shallow l *1c plhyera on the r o s t e r tin N Winning pMch»r. lUrd** IS were free to spend their >**l Iheresf This the Ilk day at oqd Inning f o r a rguing Loving iillchrr Flng*r IlmpIfEE, Pnl.lh * *| Utyluna H«m h, J ( 1H 1tkl (1M1|t h !!M 13 94 .171 pan and h t a t it for five minute* Wl,rllcd together for a month or «*m.« Ml L o l l In 99 114 umpire, H a protested Mrnlth Rnd l'*t**« Tim*. I I® n money as they chose. T he re st *• n H B n u p y ,,, »in ■ moderate oven. If you lilts- m nrrlle . a t l* X r .t e n l* , contributed lo the su pport o f ’ n*rk, v a n a v a i . i n k i i 'h fl.i.tn n l - i r l e v e l * ml 3 4 1 1hu teal cocoanut heat It until it their families. The sve rsge week-By A, SL w g | : K R ^ Plllaburf h 1? 31 .911 I’hllAdoilphli® 14 • IS, rtlirittfn tom* a light brown. Nfw York 44 4* .179 Nfw York 1®, llrtmli 7 LUCKY GAL ly wsge was |I B .40. J URAL) ChlcMfsi IS 11 193 MI I,m*lN 9, WAPhlnidlGM 3L’lnrlnnAtl ......... IS 41 I I I fAamva T mInf1 MIX HOT AND COLD IlmnVSyrt , ' 44 1® 419 NVvr York ut lirtroH RO CH ESTER, Mich., Aug. 3— fionlon 4S 41 .491 Fhllaf!r||>bia nl . . . (AT—Daniel & Dodge, 21-yearR tT H HI Isgyiila 19 94 41* Hoploh nl ('I nvmIiiihI I laaerllaw !•» a lie* Try tervlng a hot soup and a old hrlr to a portion of the IhlUiloiphlE W«MbtriKion nl Ml l*oulft. I t 91 .II I a laeerrtaaa »• a lla* ce l salad on hot summer day. Dodg, motor millions, was marOat w a th T* a ua. Oaa a M t f c *e a lla* Caaal Itva ware* la the llae. • i lh t r tenum lnatrd on nfw d e ll - „iup Un it i t y wF.h wilmon t t l t l. u MW lh* ia U tasty Bay, Ont. telephone operator v o t n f recurds or made support Chowder makes a perfect rnmple ROOMS AND HOARD HERVICE " llh whom he fell In love while of Roosevelt policies their p r l - jm e n t for a ra b b ag e -re ’lsh eslsd, rn a North Woods vacation thret M itiiw a a m t • * ■ • * m aty cam paign platforms. The ’ V ta m h ta g , F h e a e a*. M rs . n ia a e r e . a a * M s * S e l l a A s a . trinil toward rennniination of i n 1 The first r e fr ig e r a lu r rnrs f o r Jrf,r* t a u t W a l s h eepw lrea h r Ctimbents, aguin sn sharply r m - , transput ling perishables were deib* r e e l l r baew a b e s t, CMIIs m I Frem Wet* One J e w e le e M ag w elte A ee. SITUATION WANTED Drtnucrallc ahowing for Senator phsaUrd in Tueaduy's runt s'*-1 vised In |Hf>7 by an easte rn rail road which instiluled sum* hnx MtGilt, who had only a ahnluwl lend* W * v r J O H •• e a r* # , lu sts N a a cars and placed ire in the do.ir-j T b sa a a a . T IB W a a l l a ik . of uppoaltlon, and for Oovei.xr titlon. ways. H um an, unopposed. In th* rlrIN T N I 'M K l l li r a N W r O M M W A V T K I I . 4.1I f a la * t o 1‘i i i r w T haIn id a t h • ta e l le a k a i. J r a b l a a , 4 ia H a s t M . cumcuncts, th* parly vote to­ ___ _ , IT. AN A Wether, tal* afford no real baala for M V I P N M T , P b e e e N e r e l I liilS K W oN k. Store rainronls awny from the Taw I t Sib. comparison* and for e|ict|i>n pr>Build Yoor Own Home he*‘. When any tears a ppea r ItiJ dicUuna; but they do ahaw that ITIIIKIVO OH haasa .Iwialae- At* With The Itest rO O U T -S n l-n . . H a rv a rd rubbrr cunts mend them at enre bfrla J a m . sal I'fyra** Aaa. Kansi* Republican voter* wer* a a d b te a b f a e f e e l. 41* on l he underneath aids- wi<h m h ! Holldin;r Materials stirred by th* parly contest and Ler cement ur place a piece of ma O I l N HimVII lab, Aar blag *1 wash. I |a ll 4»r m a l a * ae acted to ellmlnat* the W inrod ■‘erlal. um lrr the tear and put >1 Consult Us Abeut aaralaa- Seals Sis* Haas, a il CGilldacy which might have cre­ in plare with u heavy glue. I'l areas. Ike F. It. A. I. ooii Plan ated a Nuvmbir spilt and even 1* THE.STANDINGS lassified Advertisements ........... Primary Vote In Tennessee Seen As Large ....j X r - .’s , r.T v.vr s1- Martin’s Garajre General Repairing FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS / m i TOI'H haallb'a aak* arlah Niger Byrlaa W sl.r —m * * * ail. AVIIIII I'UaTIA create b l iu —a . . Ilealre A Oar** Palal—N% the Bsaageal grfra** agvlaal derar aag r*4. M aata f.N sa rra Hard* ware l * . thrown Republican a ll to Mc­ Gill. uut-aiul out Rooarvtlt sup­ porter. On a strictly numerical basis, new deal political llvu..<nants probably roukl claim that * m* Jorlly of Democrat* named lor Truck & Auto Service UNrHVHTAI.l7.ED HYRUI' Add n piarh of smla for rkrli two cups n f suga r t„ In Ip keep •yiup-, from cryi.'allxing. .Sprinkle th* smla on lop while I he syrup U cooking and don'j i.'lr R. B o d kn — S p rin g *— T r * ll « n A p r lc * you e t a • f io r d to p a y Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Martin’s Garage Talepkeas U — i PERSONAL IT MAY SAVE HIM P N N U A V K V T .. W A V N H9* i*rlR im U n tav air* fa r !*■( i w i l f rhmmp I t IIA C SIDE! By HAM FISHES A iiRPe ,_T**. . *” 1 i of tanning extract* could bo r kMM. *l***i»; mad* *»ch year from the horn£an**ja*a. Iot*ojo»i lock bark which foot to wait* In ioi*o tm m>*« i »*| wnahlnglon and Oregon alona. TIME SANLANDO Y B S S IR . RI*MT EASY HE'S 6 0 N B ~ DIP JOE GO •TOE • ‘•HEY HUMMff. '• c u ib T w PALOOKA M l MIES V . MY FAMILY WON'T YOU 9 THEY’LL WANT TO T E L L T* ■YOU THEIR -J G R A TIT U D E. T Oi l l j s o s l e y THB DOCTOR BAYS I T S r VITAU.Y IMPORTANT , \ S I R . HE'S DAlMCR- I JL o o s c n u . r r - HILL IT MAY SAVE HIM. r By Jo Motor SECRET OPERATIVE 4 8 » ****• t&kvsdsl AND THE REASON 1 HUNT VCHJ TO KNOW KIN. JIM , I t 9 0 WANT YOU Tt IV PERSONAL iRD—HE USED tT S 'S S S & .G MANOR/ i -ACT. 'KV.-J-t, 4--, ► r l. �n r r , rn«M«riiSt &.*> V. 7 ‘ ‘ >V '• A ir t t ' ' f l '" - i » .f < ,t ~ - - - : i^ ll ..'^ ^ ^ - ,.„ i> .i . i> , , • ^ itk ir m p sz • ......... , -^ - . '■ ____ . •• i 1 ■ Ban ford b The Only Central City Affording Kail, Highway And Water Traiuportalion ^Toirlda W h* • VOLUME XXIX M e m b e r A sso ciated P r e s s 15 Italian Sailors Crump Group Killed Wins Victory O u l n r r Qua Hi* Polleiiza, Island nf Malitiua, fhe* iriivt*rnment unmnimsM to liny Th n t nltHU «ccnm-d la.wt Monday bill »«* nm ■I?’*-*'*bnre'il until tod my*4 m mmumi|ih TinQuarto had b* **n on duty in 8|i*ra?»h w«t**r^ fur IM rm nth* Malorra is hfflil bv l h ' Spall h h iiiwiirfenta. (iov. Browning CJoes Down To Defeat As Prentice Cooper Is ( l i v e n Nomination Senator Berry Also Defeated Martha Moffilt Gives AcCOU Ot Of . Primary Culminates "iM " c,8t Campaign In History Of State Nashville, Tom., auk California Trip fi. — ( A P ) Tlu* D c r m s T u tK ' f a c t i o n h e a d e d liy N a t i o n a l Townsend (iroupllenr Commiffoomaii E 11. Crump and senior U nited S ta te s S e n a t o r K e n n e t h I). M c K e llar, w on a sm a sh in ir v icto ry o v e r G o v e r n o r CSordini D ro w n * Rep-irtiin; Anir#dr* m her trip in I .* u lU'lrirati* in I he Townsend ('.inventi>n, Mrs Mar FL O R ID A , F R ID A Y . M U ST ^ .'>. CORRIGAN RIDES IN TRITMI’H For July Hits H ig h F ig u re m thi- |»*m | nf lir r a lii IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SPA PE R S W K H tlt. Building Here IJOMK. Auir .r» iAn Kif tr**lt lUittlh ^iitlnrs va**i»- klll«*el nml 1211 injure*I in a fm in i.m rxpluM i*t * atm* 11# ill- If ahull In Tennessee it U In Blast AN F ^ u a i i l i s h r d In l!t(H M MHER 294 Mrs. Curlett In Spite Of Peace Urges Boar^ Overtures Fight In AidnigTree r \ - . n _a:___ P e r m i t s Of $ 17,650 Exceeds T o t a 1Of Last July By More Than 15 Thousand Huiblirn,' p* mil1'* mint’d d u n n r July unKiun'ril h* flT T il! uc-miit i n L , ihr no mblv report of < i‘v Hull d*pnrfmrnt* year l hi* *amr month saw permits rs’Miod to the airnmnt nf 12.110, a itiffot pure nf 11 ’> J |0 Th. • ff ' llic* ».1 *- of July H yt*«r <*vt-r lii-’ In } Wile lltiH l«. a SI5.non |,. Mill' 1 ,. 'll ^ ttWrill I ** 11 piiiiy for m*m .1*1 in K, ami fit! 'll ■<lu Ilnur iin mu ct*ih( ill" muff nm' S**\.Ml r l ii t ii i ' ff«-t miL u fi f «lltr) v*1 1h f^s*-* unit timtiiiff tu f I t 1Jl“* y**ui I nr th«* -am*' iti •' l*lit. • b r e | it1,F1v1 i1d- w**ft KMl Mini WIt It frt* 4 iifiittimHiiff cii ly t** M '»t>, a Ttil •iifr* •Tint' »•( Km ir f.liirnlniiff |t« 1 imtx u « 1 *• ff nin* *'•( Mil 111 I*'*•’» u in mini niff *.. f i o 1*-•* July bf III**! M.*t *'»*'• )*l 4flr* l. |> IIM*In UK Itriimt w it ll .1 (»■*' c iut Hi K t«> $ '•!». a *hi let ••net* i f Pnllce *t*llnl**«l fine* JMimutil 1n _r ■ 0 t . III vvlillr U-'1 y rm finr*. t*n July nmminlt'il 1«* $.‘1118 tr*. a tl.f fel eht-r *.f 1127 85 Do rinff July l'i*l iff tiaii*ll»'tl a total t.r r*r. ffa-**-'*. 22 *«f \%hu ll a l'*C 1 x11C,«(| for •liwul tier ly rulin luff L wi-lr *liMrni*wnl un tl four (r:i ill1■ Terret| t«» t»fhi t rcimlio'd F**r •he' -srnr ■ month ■s4**l yeui 1* >:<51"* were hainllrtl by IIIe fidler. It* *f Wtl ITh vki-rv fur tiisord.-rly ■*J*I due' S**VMI Vk*|f (Ji-mi--«-kl IIul live liilUiGrirtl L-. 1 Do 1 e n 1 *" nr imint ii*- S rm ln o le C o u n ty Produce* M u r e l*'ruit A n d V e g e t a b l e s T h a n A n y S i m i l a r A r e a In \ n i r n r a Road \ n d Beau- — — t i fit'll t ion 1* r 0 j c c 1 p . r 1 • A sk ed 1 , , :il|i;iiut. E x p t n s t x p l a i n Ilammcrinff Japan* \ a 1 11 t‘ »'sr Lint'slnDisputed 01 l ' |,r<‘ss B a s i s O f T r o u b l e rhaiuikiift'iig Area Mr tV Itr . il* •^ . , .. V.t) 1\ Jap Peace Oiler 'i'll* 1*. So\ icN Seen As Try d II Is Turned Down ( iiiy* l o l est Melt Iff *n 1. 1 > l»l Jap Militarists Russia Insists Upon I; **■•11 Hr- , |l MuMi.\N M Border Krcoirnition I \\ \ 1' • l *•N VM \s In old Treaty, i ur•'1 ' kit* 11 4 1 ♦i - * . . . 1* t 1 !•-* Ir. v, , , * • Ml* 1»*11* i i h r ni tn n * o til Mi . .1 i.(. t 1 ........ 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M W ,l<* I. ••11, ,4i* Mlij ItO If i III Ib* I alalati t t oil, Inl in Hp 1 tuhit-.1 ,,r.l 1inv «•1 mill’ll* 1 , 1 ha 44 'll t- 4 til am Wtl Ii ,i 1* U lill >III 1-uiifmal m i c 1• k, .1 in Mu lii'iit iif Tho­ lie.n r-rl* III Ml,' sl.t|l*l iti ^a, rn- 1 *!»■ ............ . tl..,’ ICn mil Mm ll b 4. m•t b* I'll »• \|M*fflt'l nil*' t i ll l-IM . III. i »».| *b • ut* 1 Ln i.ili M4 1 *Ll iiii‘i-|h* Hi«* first tho-) .• Hill l l . t , 4• UTlit 1 I 'll I 1 |*.i*•* ' . •V4fhllff 1'ilt f*MWUl 1In i ‘in ,1 llr.illl 1 II Mi V%llh*il|t Vmb 1 l.h'l Sliiia'ouml-ou altffr I,ad ♦*. *I............. y ed to Soviet 'VII *»f Ri i li.i'i:*- >1 A I |‘:ine • • ' ii VjiiiI m SllteKms Ha' I-..... iff ii M in u ter lllff **tbv I I ••*.! Ill- ,tl III. bi •ffff' • 1aiiot le> h o •I..M Ii IM 1 1(111,1 ills 1 .1 ) I'llir tsl h !!**• noon In » i nil'll* h was ninlei howl ilia* HoriiioilGff b11 im'. anil ti * a l 1Mil I 'll tint* fur Ml*' Lit -.HlH'i t *1 ill , r.M 1 .in |itii|io«i-d | ho * lo.i|i Aides re* w b*<Hill tl.4' t||4 i1||, . b a t. 111' III* ’»♦ pooll 0*n * tiny belli prior oikti" ff.4.411 1»4n*|n b f l ni .Man. I*.■ l|k.ll' *o Mo outbreak of lb* tTiiingku14*1*1 h iiisa , ni wire 1Ini ill III' II sila | *i<■ r It*.'ll I I . ' Mi i >11 'Ii. *.i» 1f* .ii* Till 1 n i* Mi.it ....... *1 "" Right Of Cone s jNew York Turns BrotherToName I Out !n Honor Of Judge Questioned Douglas Corrigan , Order 1’re- |{isi»kr Ti'niiicraturcs l’roiessor Kipp To S ]>p ca rc ei da IFor Siguu Fail To Dampen Ar- . Hold State School lure In II o s p i t a 1 . dor Of Ills Welcome Placement Te s t s I .. w1t.lo1 Fred Fnrward Asks Jimmie Rohson Lands Sllltl* ( itlTIS Ilcild rlyiiitf rorlresscs Finish Culomhiu Hop 7- 1'omul Bass In Lakt* 'To Speak A t M'COt D a y t o n a Beach I Named In Honor Of Mathias Day Of Ohio Formal Organization Of Suuthside Baptist Church To Be On Sunday Iliuli Rower Lines Arc* Re-InHiiIuted By Crew l""k' Biff Areas Sw elter In Sizzlinff H eat K K • — II l he In New Conflict i n*f m u! ju n io r S e m ilo r th u MnffUt, 1i r u a t m - r of tin- Ihuh I C i w r g e I*. B e r r y in y e * > r - Tnwnyiiiil Club, ilifff (•**■',j ........ da yS Alatewide primary. ti r e c t a tiuti of fuels m her uffi lii in H* ugbi* 1‘ori'gnn, the "wrong w tv' flier, who bin.fed P r t n l l c r Cooper, 4 H*ye«r*ol»l; cimI c»|Mic*ty an*l f**l*, **«l many in •r »m hm.i iiii't itinMimnMg fin d epartui ,11 t » y,Mh ■I tornry .m l fo rm er ' ' r" ,ln * experiern'r. „f her In. S h ilb y v illr ______ . ....................... Vela to California and buck at * , . , , , vels t uni-nri * i**de in .......... ph up Hr*........ . i.« i he CiH |I<M » I . oti atMte com m ander of the Amerl- *, , -r . I .tie meet mir Tnuratlay ntffht i»l noh'ivoi « hr**i * ii vsitli i r 1biHinsni U ■».| m.t ). c m Lffffinn, wma nominated for | he» Townsend h**iuh|uuHt’r* m ih«* i . tit i . I inlti. it'll I <«ik I Ilf ,ifm rid e . governor over Browning who two W vla U Building, t*. which cun.ii . year* ago received tha g r r a te a t Mr. and .Mr*. .1 I*. S|.a»Img of maforUy ever given a guberna-l Orlamfo and Ihr It. v J aiih * \ torial candidate in the state Logan o f ( (leiH-vii. untl many local . '-.,1 ♦ In the 193d primary the l i o v - , Townsemlites. I, M.1 I \I ertior had Crum p’s supg^rt. This Reminiscences personal ob II h y e a r Cooper had It. nervaliinis, such as "Uhl Nrw Oi* III. b*|. S e na tor Berry bowed to A bans/* *be cemetery bull* iibovt" I ........ u th Tom Stew art of Winchester, a grouml because of the high water ..IIm * i .1 I n l H*. district attorney who expressed lfV,d; the mile-and a half Huey I . .1 i Im » » b *•i *I i 1i ."I .ii.,i 100 percent indorsement crl I'onf Bridge, which spans the i - i 1 1r I, *, i \ I • President Roosevelt’s policies. .Mississippi River; the interesting -o . • f ■■ lichsrrlftjin BeWa ami *-he 1600 miles of Alton Richardaun, 25, of En. ‘ 0**k Hi. l*we I travel i h r o u jh Tvxan whrrv »hc f i r wood, waa alaahad to ilrath • ii i- id.. 11n it »»d » c o m of oUltra, Inclwtiflf i«w ihauaanda of cattle pml atrara *• i >....... ■f it o f Ii I i < with horn a prrait, mraautinK in J. Torn Taylor, candidate for . I V• .*1 I aoma tnaUincai 10 f w t , wt*r» al.li1T A l l . A H.VHSKK. A up, >* * M W VtiRK Circuit criminal judga, ware in­ W *• 1C I ', ' f h >i litfhta toll! tiy Mra. A n*'% % itnlcr w;m |*i j*;iri‘*l L« t 1,,, t oil b, \ opn iff I Vl jured In vlulrr>:i> that m a r k e d . •s II (iiaduntt'i of Seiniiiole iliv o HIlO'l p ■r ft*T**11v by (iov. i ", , I on it In W u l c r n T v ia a , Mr*. Moffi't *«!,• 11 iiiin id ia n t lv 1 McKinn county’a blooilleat Dem­ t " He *:»*n|i " said t h a t about the only liv i n g 1 Hchool, Lyman High Seh ol, a id in a Jai kwoiis lilt* horijiital * lo\k» i ]:i.»otvniv ocratic primary in hiatory - thr « il. II Hi a . . thing th at could be seen was an Oviedo High School who plan l*» t* .*v**»e| any Iri'jl *1 util **f J . l • I smIu v. i • omoif ml*«I i*oi l\ Autnorlttea ware forcad to clo a«lofrtlllon, | |iu r d. The trip ih n .u t l i uttend the Univrraity of Klmid. II 1 L • t*.* H' Wilburn V, Allmry'H riyli* flu* c u,|<, m Ii ," *" -i Mr I o * I jnie p*» a. Richardson had atMexico and Arixona she de-* during *he ni x* regula r ses,n.ii xh 1 ••1 M'« it |M|| I'M otl»» III til Tam pa *1. i] • n m 1 1,--*» itn.I *K * • 1 In im ptci to mtrrccda in uU*t | crlbrd m " i n l c r c a t i n f ” but al»» may taki' th rir plact-mcnt t r - 1 l O 'd Im 1. *•• fh. t tr i tuiuil l rials ^tartiriff M*»iul •ltd ill tut . •( riiu h' un \* a Hi.ik. 1 * between five men a t the (,o*., aa in Teaa*. She confiileil any afternoon in 'h r offni- id 'Inn ,I ti Nolkilor J L. WiliuiiM ( Hr I* 1 •*(• b . 1* . " " 11 t'liiit ,t P« a when hla throat wi* 11 y>,at. whereaa her prim ary purport' Sanford (ir a m m a r Srhiud, I'rof ulr m Ho llill L rtmpii mailt} :nk* <1 *i> ! |bank. , *4i»•1 t* i 4'ff 1 apb * , alaahed. • *’ *k ’ mb' in f u i n f to Loa Aiifelea waa to K. Kipp hua announced t"» Hu* \ i in s 11* | Attmlii'y (brural'-t ufficp f«t i i In 1 . 1 !■ Hi* •• ill 1l*k"i t attend the convention, ahe had a Mr. Kipp pointed out thul ....... Hint lll»' | M• ‘■ I e Ml M 10 I II* <l'«l in a hoipital latiw. w hr tli»*i Jin Iki* Albmy, m I umpa till 11 | ( >»*"9 8IH1 ffliltll Hi 1* .............. . 111 i-lf 11 Pulla a t Ctailon. T e n n , cloard aecrat ambition to ae* how the of the boya took Cheat- teata u> tin- from Key W rit, multi p»i««*>1 tb •‘iMillitff la*l VkIt ll Hla h * h tiDtlt • pk.lUllllU* ill.*1 Ill \ Ills a f te r election officer*, C. S. moviet were made. She waa dta- mil of the achool year hot it v i, tin ihr uuthoiTty of an i m •in im •tl U 4* I* vs MlHlltt *l*'• tu i Slinpaort and Ja k e Burrla, Judge, appolntrtl In ‘.hla, however, be- lalrr learned through 'he I'm nil tit ix-'iir*! by |lu* Cjiiv**rii"i ■» .*1 Tllll Iff,til br rIII 11'**SI- I'm || SS tiulliil **nh both Were beaten and atabbed. cauar, ahe Miid, vlaltora are no verai-y th at they would i«>t ae h‘u r iii'il it* fly 1 ti | ah Lit ti .1 bill i .f , I ,-M*. ii tuiifer allowed to f o through the eept one of the feata thia' wot sw retary. I - ' H imv Both were In a hoipital. A^rtiHtarr Att»nn«*y (*• n**Mil T all .*( V■si Ik Iff h *-1.1 *I*I* 1 M »mM b* picture a'udios. f i r m a ‘. the local h l f h aehool At Etowah, fighting marked The weather came i n ' f o r cont'pon learning thia Informal.- n. A, Norwuotl cufifrirril wii’h W tint o llo it n s o'Hm I i .sd o-u i* i o old l** l.ikrii inf** 4**0 the voting and the jail waa full. Uranrli ito i r , t li« * Ciovi'rii"* mid * iiHhi i.i-fit h:ul I*- «fi oil ojr *' n wbni lb* b*nloi t w ,• aidernblt coinmen'., Mra. Moffitt 5 | r . Kipp atateil. he aecu'etl brother an ! ^ ‘c rria ty , mol » • 9 K llo-w. r ' PPO?. Incumbent i j ^ i a r i n e th a t th e »uffered from number of tea'* from the I'n lv n i'*|o:it> tl lo me r lbHlbilf dHittn op. an mi u Ilia'll a nrw t n t h r w.-i .1 |>ui*l lo not.lb i Mom , * • i h »|. ,|, tion v%a token on .* i* liered u -.ln lrCI| «,U|f" ,hB r ° 'J ln I-0* Angele* end th at f y th at local boy, would n-.l In* taken t<» tho Jacks*r*'ilb h*»-* ... . . P D ounda In a D g h t i it w t ( i(l j,ot a*, the Callfotnia- have In m ake the trip t ” (luiiu A. leiiidlM'igh *|ui' fby M i . Mm it at s't Win l»iIfsl for lhr tiovernor'f* j»n mil lu k .I. i A, , . m C *r ‘ Arixona border t h a t »he bought ville to ta k e them. The t e . L will After a liiiiiliron hi Iim bon i o .m, di **rnJ s u l f a ie 1 11 n-* *••• i * ! * ' cl on 0*R*Wg, which B small pieceof dry Ice to pregiven In the Univendly during »iffnatore. Lurriffun \sa* to Ii*- L ie d in (,,, nMi> omul nffn* ■ T Ha- in i* Muirio- Lilian, lam p a uHoiu* V. llrooklyn Tonight all re»ulted when Taylor demanded v, nt y,in ..in g . T h l . proved nut lh, n rx t u , , , , Saturday.. h i b •*•■ f> i *sa Uiken on I* • .ids i «io*ni 0 r * , <>w" e l , c , ! °" D*4*- Far* much good, to the ne at day »he I'r n freio r Kipp advi*e. that any i(Ut'RtUmril Jiiiiff** Alb iry ’i nffht j rielo-H iM N sv 'V.ifk wul j on -o mwhael .uffered Injurlea about |,UUgSt ordinary ice and placed |Hly w.ik ing to take the T t l t u. to prrsill*1 nil ffioiind ilia1 ibr a hum's t crept mu. p 4 .* the face and head. - it In a diih pan, which proved more 0f Aug. h to 12 to lh.it 'lie (iovvrivtr bail not stgued t h. or­ week o Auff. 8 to 12 so tha* th* der. , Nl» • fre a ta were made In t h li effective, WCTU CHARGE cate, but two other arreata were t Of the flrat m eetin g the a i ­ rrcohJf can b* sen* on to Hu* SNOW MAKEK med* a t Willimintburg In o t h t r tm ded, Mra. Moffitt tald: “ f will university immeduitfly. Any b^*y fights. never forget the wonderful In­ who cannot find time to take *h** KAN b I l A N l T S r O , An if b MIAMI, Anvr **» fy]"■ Tb1**• Jinirm*' holiMiii, ffioiiii I put I i i'll Fnrwani, p i r n i t b * of t h l NEW YO UK, Aug. 6. — U 7 — W — Mr*. Ida II. Wise Smith. army l-ooiln-rs cnmph-l.-d .1 vi-yo, ■-( pan,* nt I'.-ikin* * ( A t Athena, Vick Logan al­ spiration I received when going tests during tha afternoon can * inOiOJa* l ‘fiun'y L ilrua R. J. Slibchen of t'hicago signed make a n appointm ent by callinu' Intu th at g r e a t auditorium, where pret-idt-nt of the National Wornft, 1 11 fnon hi-nI,, itmg -don*, ri'porlritl l.imting n « legedly took a n a a a and tried to - , , ,. \ v .*mi.itiuii, )iaH f\lvlnli-tl cona c ontract with the New 5ork an's r h r i e t t a n T em pera nc e Un- gut;,. I'ldunihm, a, 113ft A M piiuiul lia-- Tlmi -lay . ....... i*i a 1ii la linn?* !«* I*. II. Kruinvr, m* chop down several e le c tio n , I-™* «I«I**»*»» *h« 810-W or 225. World'* F a ir of IU.1U ycetrrdoy, Ion. charged in an odd res* last |j,,. fhgh* *t Die “ Flying F m l i r ill biki- Je ssup j f h r s.-veial 1 0 1 0 bootha. Ha was arre tte d on a le n th u ila im waa t o g r e a t —clap• uMy I'li'i’litl pFviAulfibt of ih« ping a n d cheering end w aving m guarantctdiig Dial no ,n u tte r how night that “ a rapid inereun* I" se,'* wen' ai-eurding |<« sehrdide ule* ut “ plnvillg" tim in g wlueh Tbit iiJui Lili ii-d | jt ibyvwra AnitMltg'* charge o f public drankenneta. hot the weather may be he will x x v venereal -il.-etl.e' resulte d u rtl| «,!, unevenifol, the aimy tim e Die pi-eoluiial spei unnii |*ot tl(1|( lll|(| nf flag*—aa o u r s ta te re p re se n ta ­ mvited lull *11 apeak product- n enow storm ( ge nu­ from “ a renewal of the old'ulil- base here announced. tive, M anley G oldtberry, finished u p n valiant liglt, lu eseapr-. ,(l ,ik.x( meeting of Die Setniine, nut synthe tic , every night in anee betw een prostitution and hla speeeh.” Fourteen officer* and 12 n o n The fish ».,s landed un n fresh Hole Collll'y group. Mra. Moffi'.t continued to re ­ th* f a il ’s Alpine Village. the saloon. flew , 0 llugota a* a goodwill gwater i d . -1 - 1 r i'll a I I ii ii l e tte r I,, Mr. Kramer, Mr. late some o f th e h lg h llg h ti of the . i■ ------— *uie in ratim-clloti wi'h Die hi pound te' - u u e s s e d For ward said “ Allow us to cun* DAYTONA BKACH, FU.. Aug. convention m eetings a n d stressed augurutiori of Dr. Kduaidu m u ' l>y Mr Ho1J o ■• ai^ntd irru'idnte yoo upon your eleotlon 5—(AS—T his Florida re»t coai, th e huge g a th e rin g of 70,000 a t president Sunday. -laughter, Mil.lt«- *t. .vie. a l.u land us president of tile Florida C itrus city, famous for its wide, Mimulh Tuwnasndites, which tho police . -ed a has*, although nf .m ailer (■rowers' I in*. beach, was named M year* ago in d e p ertm sn t declared waa “th e sire. Mr. Rub-on ie|a ,rte.l -ev “ We won', to let you know de fi­ honor of the man who founded it Edwin B. Randall,, f a th e r of m ost enthusiastic and orderly r m i s i n k .- , which ,r»t ..tr to.- nitely that We a t* behind you and two year* earlier. E. B. Randall, B . n f o r t but in~ crowd they had ev er seen.'* Dm d u ' r organisation. W* have Ma'hiaa Day of Manafleld, Ohio, The formal nrguiiliatiun of Dm ORGANIZATION taa n , died W 1:50 o ’tloek Thurvnltcudy organised and find a g re at founded the city on th e Atlantic Koutheide Baptist Church, located Vocal S o l o Mr*. J. M. Stineday night a t tha home o f hla KINDLING WORKF.K D R O W N V ,|, ,,| ,,f uitefekl am ong tha differ* ocean and the Halifax Kiwr iu near the airport entrance, will C ipher d a u g h ta r , Mra. George Randall, V-orknl.n a>e re in*ul:,tim* llo* --------— I r u t grow ers of our county andf j 1870. Two ye ars Inter the Feder­ take place next Sunday afteru on New T r - la m e n t Church or Bap­ lilt'll te-nsion line between Saufoid In Daytona B o t h a t tha a ge of . SA RA SO TA , Aug. ft. t'1*>— ' a r u aide In predict 'b a t w« will al Y,Yitera' Project say*. Day end a t 3:00' o’clock in the afternoon, tist I’ritO'iples llrv. II. (1. Meaii M. and sylon* Beach, II 11^ -d* | j „ mur f w i g g , •j7 > rui e -taker I u . t t ith 'h o state m g a n iia tlo n two other pioneers decided the i*. ha* been annuunrrd. t r , Longwood Mr. Randall, who w m b o m in man. local head of the H „ n . l '„ ul . mar(lllu. wj,„p Ringl.ng's ...................... . Or Aerevuiee Fvese community should have a name. Greetings from Seminole BapTh# t h u rch was opened hy Key. Windsor, Nova Beotia on May. 1'ow.r and Light t ompanv has ||I|( WJ, j( wuu)l, u . a , „ || poaslbl# ' Groat areas o f tho United They railed upon other ao'.tlerm tia*. Assurialion, Rev. J a m e s S. Thomas K. Thomptun, us a full­ 24, 1144, came t0 Florida In annoumed, and will re.,ulre H aroauto'U ay yesler-l.y a fte r- Wl. ,h..uld like to have you a ddrraa | Statra continued to awaltsr In far suggestion*, Day. Ovietlo. time BapMat prreejiing gl*4utn I2 and settled In Orange City. th* feverish grip of a moisture, “Day town", ^Dayton ia” and u . l " 'Dm ,,U! . M 1ya., “ ...... Twlgg uppiiretilly wa. ........... county Ci«ru» Grow -' | Greetings from First H a p tic ,.M plete i lvh lived in Sanford from 1894 laden heat wav*. 8*viral deal ha (“Da y Iona* w a n recommended end on J u n e S of this year and it is •■rued with crum ps wliile ulteni|>l ti | rK-. „ t 'h e ir meet mg at (o IBM, during which time he and numerous prostration* war* th* latter name waa cho*en. The reported Ihcre has I re n guml at- Church, Saufoid Jim. U. Jlnkm trndanre a t all the *ervicr*. waa engaged la tha contract­ reported as temperalurra r e -1section along th* beach became a ing and building fra*loses A program has brrn a r r a n g 'd turned their r t lentils* climb aft- separtl* community late r end was He. le survived hy iwo daugh­ sr a night cooled bt some tec- called “Daytona Beach". In 11*21 for Sunday afternoon and n eort e r . Mia. George Randall, of tlasts by Uk>. Sevan deaths w e n the two clth rw sro merged under dial invltellon U extended to all to attend. Daytons Beacji, apd Mra. Em m a attributed la heat in New J o n ty the prravnt name, 1 D e partm ent approved I it,;,, evening." H ym n 33U "I'll Go Where You A. Bchueht, o f SartM ti; one alone. Two occurred in WashingThe program U as follows: v r s t s r d a y plans of the Florida ____________ — Th# “Beach" part of the name W ant Me t» Go" pan. E. X Rt ndiW, af lanford; Hymn No. 200 “ I Am Thine Mtat* Ruarl D rp a rln irn t for r e - 1 wwitv A f i r ten, D. C. New York's millions was roUined because the city had Bsncilictinn Rev. E. 8. G ra ni KF.AI. E S T A T E MEET and Ihno graad-ekUdran. Aaurbecome known all over the world 0 Lord" co n stru ctio n of u bridge a rm s* L O C A L W L A I . leaf. Lake Mary r n r o IT. Randall, L akeland, M .t. ateamed In m humidity a f N per­ far tta fine ocean speedway, the Invocation — Rev. J . N, Thomp­ HOLLYWOOD, FLA. Aug. ft ‘lolmv* Greek a t V ernon, Fla. Song Leader Rsv. L. A. Gelding, cent t»o degree* bttew Ike satfcelnrt Dareapotl. Daytoaa I'a rlly cloudy, possibly wide smooth tends an which a son; Oviedo (J**t Officer* o f the Fl-rnla A»Ptdraon Baachs and Hahent Icharht i f oration paint- The hr at wav* v* number * f land speed records lered thural*rshowsr* in tlorib* Hymn Mo, n o “ N ear Th* R E S E R V E BANKS DE CL INE Plnaist Mrs. L u th i r Harkey, i-ieitt'ion of Real E state Ib-ord-. tended south tad w eat JaekxaovUle. east and exjrstn* south portion* ^ were mad*. Croaa" Hireling haf* recently, Set Nov. Hanfuid. Fanorol wrvbaa w P j / W A SH IN G T O N , Aug. ft.—M l ' tonight o r S a tu rd a y and la t » Seripturro Rev. James E. Suth­ —C A LEN D A R— 2U-23 a s th* date for the organi­ , During hot weather cow* may erland, Lake Monro*. Monday School )0;IXJ A. M. sation'* annual convention here. — Federal Reserve Board report- tral portion S a tu rd ay , driak 80 perron* more water 'hen ------- : y! P » y a r Mev. W. P. brooks, Jr. Harry Wood of For*, Myers is *U ye sterda y t h a t excels r#**rv**| i n g Worship 11:00 A. M. D a y lsn a B sa sk T ld ro T s m m i s W Water la aaad te cooling Sanford, Ing W orship 8:00 A. M. pyr*i<|*nt of Iho association. Mm . o f m em ber banka declined Ik* row te Lows 10:00 A. M. and 104RI garvics (Wednesday) 8.00 yiolak W. Dunham of Orlando i» 000,000 d u rin g th* weak to • ' to ta l t t a b o u t 12,910,000,000, ' f . M. . -• s , — 'j - — *“ secretory, Father Of Sanford Business Man Dies In His 95th Year 7-5 1 v^SSi I ■■■■* I * • 'X : %i A ' I $ 1 * 1 l . 1 �1 \ i 4 FHTDAY, AUGUST 5. IMS THl B'ANWJHB ffERALU 5XHFJDD, R J U D t " DChe Sanford Herald Sanford Steps Out In spite of the market slump which marred the celery season last winter and a number of Wther unfavorable as|reels of the business situation, Sanford has been making remarkable strides throughout the past year ami is giv­ ing every indication that it is now going places. Noro llaii D 'U nw an | whrre else in the city is this more clearly apparent than on •ow no* niean-—n h iim , *,■■•> First Street. ago more than a year It was only a little i m i m i m o s bate* N r i l k la that the new Armory on Kas First Street was dedicated. wwo^ m Ia 1.1 ##?* while across the street the Mayfair Ho.el which had ■iWBcSw'^* .............. ” It*# lK’,'n cI'-rrswxl for years, ha# been re-opened, refurnished and Ten *.! 1 •••• improved. Helween the hotel and Sanford Avenue Fort All •ilt«*rr ivltfffl, n Mi *f Mellon Park is,now under cons.ruction, the most promising im r f c p . r t n l t l l t H • « t k r a *! beautification project in the eily. '^ iM Ialaan la t*w tjb« piifBa* *l M itta l w ill M r k « f | f d f* i The Mcl.andcr Arcade lias rrconlly lu-en sold and is , .M w i « k f M f « f l U l i | iR t t i. l ■mg reconstructed for the Sanford home of the Mather F v m I* rcB V R R f rtp ff Furniture Company. Across ihe street the old llishop ■M R T k « l l f v a l l 1■ III* M 4 « l « 4 ftrtW » |. O f flm » r * Hlock was freshly pnin'.ed and reconditioned a year ago by §■ I k # I t f f H l r if le * the Hill Hardware Companv shortly liefore moving into C * B « frr W it h pf»*e»p«» The old Hill Hardware Budding, farther on down Ilie i f i m ta C l l f t i * i M f»#w it. street, we understand, is soon lo undergo extensive remodV f n M I* • *f Tth* elmg. 1 (#4 f r # M w l l r t la # ■» !* The improvements which are now Itcing made In 4* III* b m f»# re a t l n * f *11 i « i * « i l a t R l r h f k Yowell’s store are making il one of Ihe most beau.ifill and I* It #f **f *t||»re«l*e It is also the firs’ till p a r* IN * l a * thoroughly modern buildings in town. »»"• imsiness in Sanford to install a complete uir conditioning unit and is the only uir conditioned department store in t# lN b iifta t enirat Florida. Across Ihe street, S|>eer'a Department Slnre has recently put on a frc*h rout of paint, while next oi»ir McCrary's has just s|ieni over $25 ,000 in modernizing FRIDAY. AUGUST §. I » « ils store. In the telephone building Iwo new stores, The Holly­ VERSE FOR TODAY wood Shops and Ivey’s Shoe Store, have taken up resi­ IT TODAY: H«a,t not thy dence while the exterior has had i's face lifted and pre­ o f tomorrow ; for Ihou know sents a thoroughly modern and metropolitan appearance. BOt what a day may bring On down the stree'., W. I,. Cooper has been making -Prov. 27:1. some extensive improvements to the Cooper Hlock where it ih r u m o r i ' d a n e w b a n k LB# Jolt In think Senator Claik |t without a hill i>dl> Umiii anything! Mew lh*t Joan rrawfnnl haa dr to get a divorce we *upp<>*r t la ringing a new Tune. -----------r Claud* Papporja now fo ur o f Eu ro p e. Probably to k « 1 aw ay from the job n r I f Germ any tinea attack Rua- E In th* Ukraine, we suppose jAeme m a r t alack will call it a r t o ’ the bread baiket. -Year old Man Become* of 2flth Child—headline ■lid ehild, no doubt, are as well aa ^o u ld be rs- -o----- Rahann again predicta a re on the threshold ot I g r e a t era n f prosperity. We had I hunch It was ju s t around the ’ f r i t h All th* other trouble* ed l* having, the G ulf w hich keep* lh r B ritish from fre e iln g , la tu rn in g , itid Germany goes tn war with •4U, and France and England i to war with Italy and O r Lay, what does that make ua, nr la KT —■ ft ■■■ R tha Japanra? krep «n aprrad\ out, th»y are llablr In get In I pot ItInn nf name uf th* hind beyg during nur late lamented am who had an equity In *vtryIng but didn’t own anything. F v n o ffa u i p c r i s Tw n F v u la in E iA p ia lll jee'ed AS; disposed of for other reasons S7; applications pending N p tr r n n u A r g» Ineie cmilrnl1e,l terrilory In Korea th* stale office of the board here A r c Manchukuo and to r*vmMi.l*> w r e receiving Old Ago A'*i« sie'grfCion of last month lance when the board took charge joint commission lie r*tab and that *t the rnd of '. h e'first to - r b itr a l* ai| bonier dir fiscal y e a r were on the pu rs in Ihe future. roll*. Ilealhs had rlaim nl I^ISO of --------| It was poiated out that |h« area a total of .IjOlH who had been re Jnbi. War* ami Henry Durant, itrnund I hangkufrng, In what fo- ■ moved for variou* rauses. negroes, were arrested Thursday mrrly s i , known as ‘h* Chlrntao j h e tu'a l gra nt had inrrcasrd morning by Deputy Sheriff Jack district where Ja p a n ’s Korean an.I f I()m lio.-^ojo 7 4 t 0 |toH,!CJ5.tX), ll.ck-.on, operating out uf Sher Hanehiikuoan p r olrclorate s stl while the average lodividoal grant iff C M. Hand# o ffk w or.I i " ln lhl* •Hovl' t U*«uri 1 ‘rovinee. hld increased from *IIJi« to f i t . I oiuisblv O. p. S h u n of Oviedo formerly w»s a “no m an ’s Isn l" ^5 f,.r operating ■ whiskey still. '*> , , r l 1 agreement betwr.-n Japan jh e following statistics for localed shout five mile* from , n 'f Ro*»i* since nriiher sNte ws* Seniinole I'uunty (or ihe yearly Oviedo. certain just where obi imrder pf r jw| were released: AppltcaMr. Hickson said he had dl»- m-'rkers which disappeared long ,jon, pending July I. I!»1* IH; covererl the at ill last Friday but 1 " _Dwrf stood. ^^ applications rr-reivist. July I to The informants said Jar,an J u n f 3n (&n. i„rat applicallrm. V.-pt w*lch in an e ffort to appreheml thos. running IL n" t ,,*c klng down and does ,,JR. (o(a| U|*>n, July IThursday morning about 8:00 »'■ ■ "* T ' Ku»'"* " r ” " June 311 Ifll; approved J.lrt; re Mr. „ )ck, on a w r t r d he ................. .. •■hangkufrng is m --------------------------------------------------- - 1 WU llU g lU C B Ju n e 30, 193A 137. Basis Of Trouble Captured In Raid ^7". In New Conflict On Whiskey Still ^ C * * (ln « * a r * » « • • f H l r5* 1* in China and replaced by recruit* Rawian activity in^lhr Far Ka*i would hinge un'aiiat Ihe laleat border inrldenl* dtechned nhuul Japanese troop., Th* propon<-nt» of Theory No 2 also argue the Russian* Iing two great fellow* for killlnji birds with one alone Why noi alio begin forging » huge mill tary ring around Manrhouhiio. one end of which would an. be . 7. ehored IN Outer Mongol.* west, and the other on B*y n on th* P a c ific ? n Hut I i . tnii,«a i kr Buy iia u n fu r tif ltdI. iI'nir^R in** i t i i.ss rom i r*fl irm jr coulil i1rf*n«1 in* lln . of the bay. it would he use less to the Russian fleet for mobilisation and refueling. or a e . p l . n e be rthing in case of war. • * * 3. Wo nrc glitil tn sec Jmlgt- Sharon renewing Ihe ngitaMon for n Irniler rnntp in San fun). Speaking before the Junior Chamber of Commerce this week, he advocated Hie establlithment of such a camp here liefore another winter season arrives, and he recommended ‘.hut Ihe Jnyceds put Iheir shoulders to the wheel in such a movement, Declaring thal Sanford has long lucked adequate lourls. accommodations. Judge Sharon pointed out thal for several years there has been a great deal of talk alsiut U tourist camp hut so far no’.hlng tangible him re­ sulted from it. Last summer Ihe movement hud progreiutcd so fur ‘.hat it seemed almost a foregone conclusion that the camp would lie ready hy the first of the year. Hut we nrc still wniting fur it *.o he built. It seems to us ‘.hut it would lie possihlu to make n WI*A project out of Ihe proposals fora trailer camp and go’ the government to pay all or at loasl a suhs’.aiiliiil iw tion of the cost of its construction. The explanation for the tailuro of the plan in the past has always been inade(|iiute finances. And yel most of cost of such a project would l»e for labor which the WPA ought to be in a ism Ition to furnish. The advantages of n trailer camp have been outlined In these columns numerous times liefore. Judge Sharon expressed them admirably when he said that Sanford had long Incked adequate tourist accommodations ami that a trailer camp would help a great deal in alleviating this situation. A trader ramp might not prove the answer to the entire tourist problem, hut It would help. It would he a decided step In the right liirect'on. *nil hicl thrmavlvr* ‘h ’ X ro" IJ » " ' ‘ h "• JM b »> ' w" negroes arrivis i n i b.C-'n oper.tlo ns . t the -till. M. Ilbk-on ami Mr. Sloan sta rt lo lh r * " " ■ • ’,nd nnr nFirr«*^hro r in«t bnl w«» fauj^ht by *\fr. H.rkfiun without trouble. They w,!1 be helrl for trial bof-re Judg,* R. W. Ware, on a r h . r g r of illegal m anufacturing liquor. 1fI liquor, Ihe still, Mr Hickson ex.plained, was the finrsl capture.! m "»er a yei l-n capacity *r<l waa mad* copper. Several gallons of whia • ....... rniliul d c n io rn itir n a tio n * • were Thvr* yrm have Ihe iilvrw ill the e x p e rt, on F a r Eastern a f ­ fair* who nave been trying to fqrur# out the game of both the Japanese anil the Russians, ilaseit on logic, the thirrl theory ap­ pear* lo honl more water than Ihe /lr*l or seninrl. although there seem* In be a m easure ol tr u th in all. It staiuls to reason lh at It Great Britain iyiil K’ra nra a re willing lo learl the way by re -a n­ nouncing to Germ any anil Iho worbl thvir eternal friemlahlp for each other, then certainly R u s ­ al*— the only nation publirly eonrlrmneil hy thv three totalitarian state*— should i|u h«r p a r t In de­ fiance of J a p a n , G e rm any ami Italy. W hatever theory is correct, J a ­ pan and Russia a re making s p e ­ cial war propaganda both at home anti abroad a t this time, and they are witling to sacrifice the Uvea of « few hundred **d tiler* to maku Ihe international ehisa game look real. W hat w orne a the heads nf other atatra is th at both natlnnr may get themselves into a fighi they c a n ’t atop If they keep on testing each o th er- ami that means the r e s t nf the world would have to worry along with a nother big trouble spot. run O riP T lf ’ I C1I I ^ Y lIltin ilP Q \ H llllllU C S ‘ r ‘ RaatHuAfl r ' t i n 1**aa riw* v fp*r»n# have hern drnltif'd o ff H" tf*tfv to the Rrene «»f wfirinro f* iikr fiirhHnif lii^f wi^k nml "iiit nir un reinf irrom^nt!* ** Milflih-lnn fliNRiw wsi* r® La r t f n t i n n®w a r r l n l mn«l land lw»ml»arilnii*nt- of J u p n - M A NUFACTURER DIES LEBANON, T enn.. Aug b — (,73— John E. Edgerton. for­ mer president nf the National Association of M a n ufacturers, died at hi* bnm r here last n 'g h t a f te r a n illness of three weeks. former flr«i 4 i r Headache! I . l o . I S . T S fc U la Solve. V m ^ inicatiaimn»n«! PHONE 403 30 minule* Ursps T r y - n * a W i - T ls r o “ W o r M 'o lies! U s l o t i l ■■■■■■■■«EWaBE*EEEEEEWB«»***CE»B«B"»l 5 W ERT-The JE W E L E R % " Ajet [{pflUPStl'd O f ! ^ ,U lY L q U trflC U V JI 4 4 ,6 .1 4 1* C T S 0 II S D ia m o n d * ■ F ln « J A f’K S O N V II.I. F , Aug. h - Ih ir iitgr th«* fir* I yi*ar *»f iU itirumIw ncy th»* S*»*r W r lf a r r Board re reived 'i*t.27Ni a p p lie iiuin# for OM Aire AnNiMl»n<‘e which aifdrd *«» the H,-l 1il peoidinr whfti it wsa*» inducted in*#i office on J u l y I, l'J.47, b r o u g h t the bd n l numb* r i f Hp|iliratb»n* to 44,61*4. Df ’h e application * filed, U|„ 121 w ere ap p ro v ed , d^Np r e j i c t c d , 4 I V. diepofttil of for iilh cr rea ion,-*, wilh 12.227 pemlini; nf Jum- ftli, UL'W. U ( h rr #taliril»cH n u iik |«uhlSc a ’ lo»l«y »hotw«*il Iha* I0.HI1H per son* Why Not Eat At I^aney’s These Warm Summer Days Lunch Complete With Dessert Cold Plate Lunch 25c -w u i a a ib A no J e w e lry P H IC K S * - ■ p e # r« i r i ta f a*. a ............... .. R e p a irin g n n 1. 0 W K S ,T - sfe«i w 1 #™ ™ TEPHENS i j f J « B » S Luncheonette Cut-Rate DRUGS BT During The Month O f August All $7.50 Permanents SPECIAL H f* E C IA L E v ^ le e i\s Call Call JD e d u ty 73f> 35c . .7 3 5 S & lo iy VE RAKE OUR OWN PIES LA N E Y DRUG —STORE PHONE 103 WE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS m m Qoo«C.vA«r^ * 1 <kwA Swa-AV- ? W«J*|| vegetable* ran to k*t>' two In three flmra longer than WHAT SHALL WE tell the young man today? Thai unwninl onaa. The ronaumer can question was par.ly ausweied by W. J. Lameron on the rwnnv* the wax hy washing tha hord buiiday Evening Hour: “Tell him lie was fortunately vegriablr* in warm walar. ------------------ O t---------— roM Col*#, prvaUtpt of tha la Chamber of Commerce, lunched a drive against tha receipts lax, and Incidentaldoing ao has launched a want to elect him governor, t i t ha la oelng conalderad « logical choice hy many , baaineaa man. f are no scientist but we gaplaln the unuatially cold r In Uta Gulf (ftream which laU lr bean killing the flah. Gulf Stream drlginataa In ‘ Gulf of Mu lieu where tha attitude of tha Maalcan oftla, toward Secretary Ilull'a roprlellon prnpoaala has un­ itedly been reflected in the [Marring watara. cast by birth into u land where everything he haa in him can come Jull circle. Tell hint he lives among a people where men grow big doing big things, or doing lesser service in a big way—« couo.ry thut has only 0 percent or the world’s jiopulatlon and 71 ^wreent of the world's automobiles; B i>crccnt of the world’s population and B2 percent of the world’s telephones; 6 percent of the world’s population and 4-1 perctmt of tlje world’s radios; 0 percent or m e worlds population and railroads, 6 percent of th e l i ­ th e life Insurance of (he rest L. shop* at that placa. Key. W. H, Wrighlon of Can­ ada, who supplied uur pulpit one Sunday last winter Is now peator of the First Ilaptlat church at Ucala. Mu* Catharine Lovia la apanding her varatlaa at tha aaaahora. W c .-v - “SURE,JIM, For Best Itenulta Um Security We Bee Bede Shg” Horse Feed—Dairy tfeed—G gg Mash W oodruffs Celery Seed Diamond Setting AND day farmer*, professional tail bualnaaa man, and rlta get no benefits unBaaial Security Act era ..! • M*ing for their panid they ate going ta feel Z- are entitled to tha Bftdarallan by Their govSANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO aa CIO . member# and ------------------- ------ J ----- t--------------------------A letter eras granted Wadnea- Sunday School laet Sunday hav-j •rganiaad . worklagman. »ha« aoma (m byrniaing Uay evening to paaron M. W, ing j returned from Vlrgtala, | ata gaiag ta be naked, Lovell ta unite with the Baptist where he waa called by the death ’ g f t i * ------. church at Leesburg, where ha e f hie alatar. Deacon R. H. Davis waa b a s e *5?Mng rotary which U now living. Just thirty rear* In Mlaaaari ago Mr. Lovell waa received into Sunday for a visit. Ha (a new employed In tha ihlpyirda at P_. f hagUal chok* for that chunk and baptUed. Mr*. David Spear ha* retamtd Jacksonville. While there be In from a pleasant stay In Javkaan- kelp lag In tha churth activities »Ula, where aha heard Y. M. C. tn the Grace Baptist Church, A. Secretary Bunja g . Btepheiu where ha baa made many trie nda. preach "In Dr. Uoboerv’x church. Mr*. C. C. Samford left She also aaw Mm. Savage who Wadnaeday for her home In txpeeU io return about Sept I at. David Spear haa returned from a buaiaewa trio to Georgia. H r* A. C. William* and ana, Robert,. have retained after a brief visit to 8*rill*. .W ..0. DaCounay haa returned CELERY LANflT FOR RENTAL j I a i — aaaa[ R r i is le r e d DrwggisU— la Th* Haart Of 3 a o fo rd \V e Su ggest Y o u Try Our Delicious— Home*Cooked Meals h W a tc h I n d W a trh a a D ia m o n d C o u n t i n g A n d E n g r a v i n g ■ n found and denpoilt^f. ^ In Spite Of Peare Overtures Ficrht Tn In fh«* think \ti*A‘r‘w vaill ai rupt it in ft(., ,f n,v a formal reply to n(Jr } > i o n # 1 foit*i|rn o f f ku <>ff „.;{t| _ — ------- key ami i n u m b e r of I w m l * of m.nh unhl , t , . l**>f*4*’r m -rc rtrfnnlflv . I * , * , ,, u H i r t > * i l f i n a l l y *n'‘ no( ,|(„ 11umlln|: | W K.is.ia suffer humiliation hy surrendering the .. „A n .t u n | , hc fnrm ,.r p.„, | |i,n, an,I settlement „f the di. '•h,<l • 100,r,,jf Welfare Board By > can* N e x t d i n i r i** f|,r Kb m w to <io her p*rt lhr I’riiii'pss Theater which last year wus completely reu th* Far Knit? Thu* nrvu? Ihe ovftted anil furniHhed with a mus: uttraclivu fnmt. Anti bbacktr4 a ck .rs of or Theory Theory No. N... i w it h next lo il a new huiltliiiR in under countruclion which is out • d u a l l y Ntirrin^ up Isn't it up to Russia tn harass lo houne Sanfortl’s newex’. Rrmery, the Tattle Supply. Ja p a n , mak* every step uf J a p a n All in all it ia a most extensive recoiistruction prn- i*s»* rxpanam n m11 lh r ha rder? Krani. Had anyone told tin a year or two mru ‘hal such im­ And woiildn t it nJ«o b® thr provement a were to lake place we ^ ould have had diffi- riulurul th m ^ io uit'cl fo rtifica ­ cully in PeltevinR them. Anil yel i’ has licen done. Nor tion in of airulrgic mill nrc tj,c„e a|| f„r Sanford. (Hher sections of the tary value? Why Not Now? '»■ lb»' hw lirpn walthinic nt 1 Jnpnn ho* down in r h i n n with a g r e a t deal uf glee. Kvery day the w a rfare is prolonged, the more it will m a t the Japanese, in money and men. At Iha name lo lime. Huaala ha* been giarl to see th* *o*callr-d den-ocralic na». ■,! lion* stiffen their iM.llcy lowani the ao-eallerl totalitarian slates, evan the United States have been talking up to Italy, Germ any and J a p a n , lh® unli-rom inunH l nlli«» I»n't tli#» allltii'l# of lh<» no tn 1m; l o c a t e d . city Have no', lugged behind, Sanford has really been doing Inin#*. q, . . t. soviH * rrrit« ry s*fio >lr. .Sloan w fn l lo In® ritu* . . '0 Original estimate* submitted to the legislature ami based on a social security survey made hy Ihe former Stale Hoard uf So­ cial Welfare had piano! Ihe n u m ­ ber of eligible* a t 27.3GI for th“ stale and a' 3300 for Seminole County. Cold Smoke Products Tnnectlclde-^Funsridde—Plknt Foods Campbell's That in h e r e �1— x.. -i (Ft * * . - ■-•'<•• *- ‘ - y---’-----3 '■*“ ul *y 5U •s FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1918 -Address Given At Activities Women’s College By (olin English T e l e p h o n e 148 S o c ia l A n d P erson al GENE MARTIN I.ANEY, Society Editor Social Calendar V is it o r s A r e H o n o re d B y E liz a b e th I^ e ffle r M in N a ta lie Hitrland of |'» | W S. r h o ,n r ..n am* I | h „ honu. The circle, of the W om en', uf J « * « » f " " " * - were e n le r',.,.. A u i i lU r y o f the F lr , t P r c b y 'e r T h ..r,d «y « H h . M idge lunch.-,.., , ooL i«n Church w.ll meet „ folio*, h* M ' « K tie-f-'h l.» f > " Circle Num ber One, Mr, C. C ‘h r _ h" m r ,,r h, r Mr ;tnd Mt B iig g ,. chairm an, w ill meet w i» h :Ku^ , ’ourt Mexican ntnam* ti1 <* cmili ibu’ - I i.ne a* t lit ii Mm. R. E. Herndon, 'JUy East lin t •-••ii ol i. . » t o ( h r decor a*m u « o f th* t "in Fo u rth S* rert. a t l •»» ui-lock. w here the flies*** wer e a ■ * •* •• inh *1 C irrle N u m k i 1 » •. Mis* LeU ie Jliv W I 1 Br I, T \11 vh w r. \ * r. •4*v Slat.- v l». * rtf. nden ('•din Eneluh *1 i*. inn «. h kf1 mina’*** a ? 1 b» -\U. ( *dlrif* f..r V\..fit.-*. •1 •v •*at rd'i. n*i.*n hfl|i« .nfm ed it \ + * } " If III*** 141 \ |llI(A.,l.ll 11. • •..n«|.»| «t. * f.» him* ■*•1 .1 a. b«I*»i ’* tl.-rfi. »"* ills* '4’htkt'l C Vtil* * "Dl v O u r I, I ’ichV n toad ' •He . i. **« i oil m-tilu MK th* ESTH ER -plfttdd K IH IS E N um be r « n Mr. Ilatrv nml and M e llavia. honor gue-iMr. and Mi I l.ainjliun nit I no tr l >ind* Air*i ( K r u f f . rh.lrmun," will • M , » le,...,e IV ,km ,. M - , Me. • hd.lrvi. ... I . » .arrived !.. I . 1 , *Imt idin-a*ion M. lih Mr, F II S e t 1. 2'J* W r it \V.«*tn». M i » .lane II >vd. Mi Itmt-dnv ' . I Ho e .ok .nil .... i—ui**« . .1 •Ml I Mi'ii tl Mt ,v, h • hnttM Ml' I, Mi .m l .1 Nineteenth Street a I :«> n'clm-k. K-lelle Hurt M,». Evelyn S-. v. b..l.l th..! i' i* f* My whd** \ \ \ I I F. • n«I M * .ind M The regular buainew and |>ro- M i., Ole.la I 'y - m . M i« Adnu • f..f it. i *.... l .. fa d f.. m. .|i»i»ml aram meeting »f the Women'* M i„ Iv.iothy W iggm ,. Ml......... I t b. i |»l* \oi/ ami Ha* h youhi f i t ! I* { M i. nml M M i.aion.ry Soeicty of the H r , t tin Palmer and M , » to g h u ,, •, . - rind *• *dd«* m* . ,1 tl Ml ' »flliol ' " .Itid f :i lt»ll\ .H Mcthodi.t Church will ".eel at *»f‘r ill »"l *♦'' ' irli- 't.»v w In. b Sntniditv f * •••»• i ... r.i. *. o ir .• »» " V' in Klii-lmii*, I I M is , N e v ille T u r n e r i d"i*. to ’ hr * •»V .V.tl w* I • Mbui<>nn>> S ..r . ..v ... >h, ......... (o iC S t O f H o n o r r.i* ■n wlit* *mh m ,»i' ii Ml- .1 11 s.l mi MI - Slav that P a p tl.t C hurch w ill meet n, l» l I t h n S . l a i o . t I I -lit. Ad i.n l e t . f 1*»m- •(• » »n.l * aim • i* » *"•' ** lo w .: Mi«.» Neville C lrrle N um ber lin e w ill no <• h,,n„ r KU„ , w .lh M r,. A. B. U .v r ju y . - I I )U> n)irh| M'aple A ven u e, at 110 .. cloek M rK (m >t h rf n .^ le N um ber T * " K|(fh|M.n,h w ill m-e Turner of Ih .ila riou d.iv a p .i ly T h u ., ,,y M l„ Al.ee h„ n„. „ „ sireeT.. ..... . . ..i .. ......n to «|.end .. Hi un.l■le* M.» *i' d 1 II l.ltiw • T(„. S I., t l» with M r* Volte W illm n i*. ^ profuamiv «»f m in d Minim* r |ta•>%«'••I. • ||m \ |t...o n l. .• .iml Ea«t T h ird S tre e t, at .1 *1 garden flo w e r, . . . u*e.| lo d. I mt im >*' I laif It*\ >|*tn* I b m 'tins in o'clock. i eorale the lo o m , w h ile *lie gucV I >4\Itkll.l 11•,i ti w to i * ' h* v n* C ircle N u m b er Threo w ill meet ,, J y ( .<( H eart Hire llurh | u ii. \|...|, l \ ,M .t ,n. Meet with Mr>. S a ra Ste w a rt, nTellon w„ „ |,y , ,,||e.i SS'.igld mid i C ircle N um ber K ive w ill meet )iiw hy A ll,, O live I b.i|.i.ian j j , . , M n cu e .i. .( < with M r,, i h. B o ll. 1101 Pa rk .e ive .l llir..ugh..ul 'he |,lf|l|(m ;• , \| . y , Avenue, a l 3 30 o'clock. I. v n iin g . I TUESD AY ' At u In 'c h " " r the h..«lr,«. n» Th e A la lh e n n S S. C l a „ ol t,y her m u'her. M r.. \S M the K ir ,l B ap lin t Church w ill hold M rk im , served n fie - h in m !• If* nnnual picnic in D aytona vvlmti c n«i,ted of iee c i. uin, cuke. Bcaeh w ith M r,. Jn m r , K 'lri'Tlte, tni „ i , and m il,. M inn ie lla lla A p nrlm cn ta, a , Thoue invited wide M i,» Neville O. Kor'hr* .1 SI II .11. S .1 n ||>m| | bur.dnv ... v, it SI. un.l jl.. ||..\ It.dl. i n ili.-u li.un. on SKigiiolia S.< due. Mr, SS || | i v ..ii hi. '....,1 IJ m k - i i m *1 * I n. .ii.A u|n t. ti t M» h \ -• n ,i* l ‘* d rii:li** •. V iig im a « hap.iian, M l „ Mu p r.e ..... ...................... ..... ........ ............ Ju n e ll.ird.ck. M i.. Jo y c e A d a n .,.| tin , hi , ............. . ho-lr„. Turner, Mia* tllive Chapman. Mi«» .. • | Wirt t o n ig h t : I t a l r o n y |0 c - l! 5 c l « F l o o r I0c-3r>c W a y n e M orrii. I ’riHcilla | j » n ? Such Fools’* “Men Are S h o w s C o n tin u o u s F ro m O n e O 'c l o c k WARNER BAXTER T H Give A Million” M l,, V a la rie W clia. H illy J ’h " s-llflltl| t t l .,|llr . lU y ,lly |,> l>o«l, David (ia 'r h r l. iiim rf*’ ^»»*«**r* Cullen W .ig h tf Jm- T u .h et nml M r. and Mi- l( T I't.w in .m i I e-lie Ite.lfrarn, Min R.il|*h. ••ft K riilav aff.'iin»**n VI, fill | I | VI*.Mil It* It'll s\ I l f I I ' l l IN*; \ NT \TTACK ' fliOSHYTOV’-N. Tea.. Aug. 5- ' b it-c h arle, Mel’r s l f fo u g h t flv I ing a n U a ' ,.i» It one until he * . 'iu .u - 'rd , ............. 'he fire ih-parlinenl The fire laddie, llw n - h 'd 'In- Invading nrm v of in»erl« aw ay, fln a l'v . *•-" 'he an 1, tam e tael. Ihe n.-x, tiny. M etcalf ,ai.l they healeged the hou«e ju** la-f. re u Ihundeie’ ornt occurre>l, after coming <b>wn the chimney hi ilia .u m u ' at >u auv f in a l a m i eoiiipl. ..• .. n - e P a ilta l.tv i, 'h e v. i v . x e n e e o f . d o a l l . ... a* u I' o f Ilf. •'*• If i,,", •* •,l'*» Miss Estollo Hurt Hostess A t P a r t y M K-i.dl*' w h* i "i'.h Kh**i the aim ntifur Uk. u.g t-.e. Swi* tem- *‘ -i- •• a«• t»»-*k 4 *1. till | •C h »*t 1Nkc l • ti. va au.l 1 % •»|«*| 1* •• blf »14 •• * 1 .1 \|,»i**1 fu \, a i" . • a11 1 •-»*i t. 1||«* |- r .1 . *« and 1 11 • . liili'Miili' in 1 *4* 4ci \ *a*•1 * • 1-1*1*.1 , "1 'tn 1 iiOif w •■ • ,11 .(.*,. \*U* and .'ii *.in •1 k*h f It,, b V i»- >.*itti* ■ •? Ot« .. • »u . t**i;*‘tIt* a >*«• *»*Vfl a«| Hl||| 4 I... | iP i*|»M 11f til i . I' I'f ii- t iifr I’r i f- t ipf’itilinL' an d 1 1 >11 xh' " i h rlts'itl. b*iv pi t|i, . tn. |.i|>tlur ' 111 in . r it lb . ...I' A, \**ii . ( W4' On tain t**i > t«» hn\ ■ it t i l l a- •ti. •11Ii 1,| Hi - if* it *.i . . Il^t .. . I II 41. I I . be** ' 4 1 ' *' *4'- * 1 h. 1 V11 . n 4 •• III 1 4' 1 •* ' * ' d s. »». 1. -* III'telil .• •1 1 ill 1 «%f*|,f• S\ •t 1 , I Oi. •h I i»m •.!»»>• i» . i*t. . \••• t,,ltl ♦ !b .» in •’ V1 i* iii .... 'It. \ i * k FERN PARK \ IR*. I \ I \ |»R \ K I •b. I\ L I . i* • I ■Hi s* • 1 1| * *1 * 1 llti M H a lt S. i Not »h . . m-.n.l tn b. *tn * and .Mil I’M •f \ »•Wf \V M k • Ii I ..Iri • \ »' l I..... 1. k • • s\ I • • . .it VI \ • it •I Mi \ IP I M t I ,.‘ W " m t Ik'br *! I "ft . f lie i. . \%n*M‘t l.i.'k 1 t V' wb* 14tl tl 1 . .. •*' W . »,..•*• \ nii'i t* an " • * '• • mil" 1 b. . 1 . 1 . 1 , fi.-t 1 ss wa ............ * • ilh.-liH l. " In . , . >• I» 1 ..... Mi b\ ................. .. 1 1. * .lib. d * • t* 1 irii ... 1 - , ' ■ ■ ' . Util THE K i l l <. .1 * •!* • r •1 • 11 ..t i b " i -a . \\ Mtrr \ l III . HIM I . Hi. It 'll "*1 If ir f S Fnl 1 ti* i i i i r n r * \ • iitil • . I.. ' .t i 1‘"I P 1 ' is* •If * 4• 1• P HERE! 1.. U e k i.| -m l .v -ek. •• 4 . . ♦11 b rnl S e n . u l - 1.1 ,1 r .ti*.i* r u t • i". d 1 • i"ir*'m.‘' I. 1 S I '. I.-I.-W " I il I > VMtb'1 «• II, I'M. P 'll ' • • •" i • . r : ha \*. ** . 11•t \ bn mM» h.»r , 1. SI v..fk» ." I M> and I VI. t.». k* \ I . Si . tl I v! ,.i -f. h ‘I i t at* r it u t.» t >• i • mhrr ii b i t ' !.| i• •k! P* N Vt » I 4 1 ? Ill Pi VI * l*ld V uiitl tha s• *ft..*«. h 1.. • *• f : < . **• * » ^ » * i .A .A s _ lakin YurrPenniesStmetck , % 1 1 1 / % i Mustrr of Art* di'itni* in •••I *a ' i a t i . y - I horde*. rtY,, villa* Avenue, at 3:30 o’clock. C ircle N um ber F o u r w ill meet with M r*. B. It. M ethvtn, 1016 W r . t K irat S tre e t, a t 3:30 o'clock ■7J F l f t - l r i r r n t . k r r r o n - K lu.k.*-, - I r m a n m l Iroil*. f o r mi-i.t i n l . i . l l o m . s.-ffilnlil.-s i n t w o w — l . a l . m r . S t a r t iiii-ul n m l I r . t s r it. f '.M .k , o n a l o r i ’il liriil. W l . c n v o n r i T i i r n . ili i im - r m o t s t o -t-rvt*— o r r a r r s in r.M.lver f o r I m m l s |»ii-nit-. K.-< p - fo .u l lin t; wi ll i n - n l a l e t l . F*.r m ils n n l . o o r * |.ri,v it I ■ • m il,-—. I.i-I|>. . . n vi.i-i.llt.i. f o r tl..- Irni.irit.A k.-r, l - i l r r l r i r - h a s in g pe rf.-c l.-tl, Ir«iul.l.-frt-.- m o t o r . alu ltlile. G iv e s N o " l.r.-a k -in p e r l m l “ j W li i - k , o ff e v e n S n u .ls 'a w lrv m iiio o IIi , w i f e - I b i s e s i n * jif f y . Y r t II r u n s f o r o n ly | { u in .m ill. D ial fabric on Indicator, Iron heata to co rrect lentpcrWM *T i fit.t |»01- i t ul* in 1 * b« It indWt •ll 1 . tf.l* ' *ht ».f t.i t -n j • in..iti 1 I. ii lav* .U !» Ht '•!*»# 'lit jud•I \*»ur f in m \%ith •n io | . h I 1 in . d.di. i. I' l*• • '•'* NV I W i I iivFr *• t* 1 \ 11•• \w "II b d.* 1 Ol. \1l>- Ol. iiiwl afid 1 1 * Hr. ‘ p it 4It. 1 •ills -In . • |'l' 1h •i M.Ufi 44• 14•I » V*-t V f.il l*.*l tak.r Mr n." nf I b \1 *. i I ft. •b, .. • b l.«<i*h 4"M • .11 »i n *»i.tf i i it m V M» Ol. |M tl'. l t * ' IMlIli M'l till!I. Hi ■' fl bi*c p**n.•* nml* i i t.u ily •'..in 'horttl.it « * V *\i may ♦ |1 t|**fl t a tl. •«* * n .* » S |«|t. M,. .411. V bk b.U S e . W .n k it u . .f tha •• I* tin? l \. . i iio.ii » i • 1 f l » lit .* lift* *hr H Hi »• nd***l *h«* mimm rr ffrn*liiiilt*in • * * *• i-•*** a* F I •rtfln Sin*** * «• I* . h ln*fi* i'fari*nrc I* |*»i**-* »**.*i\* i bi .11 s* Ran.I h f ir r a l • Th. h*»*tr«« *n TalljihAMM'e ulli'ti' *h*'V 1ll« flv KM M \ 1ARK1 ,«-'ll \PVV \ •P K 1 * \ . i- .d 1 \»,> iron 1! h' 1 •• I- s ».f 1* 1 in It . .ii" • . !;»- ms. . • 1 4" * • b »*"*t.l P *••- v%till. vs» i, Rl* bin*.Mil. V.l Ma •d in tie n» Nt a -Ainimmif p»*?> *’ San | .in,f.t S|*i in if- VS * *li*«'-*lav «lt«T n.,on iri\ i'll in hmiar M im Nsitalt*' lltiiTiiiiil *»f l ’.ilm ) * •». ' 1)ii* •nic th«* aft**in*'.m *w *m* niinir »n«l «him »»if r n j ‘*yed j — ■ h\ th. p'i* t* und b itrr th* Ii »m I* eh*. *»—i*t*-d hy h**i 'h M M j»i \ H im * and M u * l.illm n I it ,i - - f iii'il a pi* iii** -i»|*|**'r t*» til** r.t|li#w mi? Mi*- Naialu- ll*ir land Mi-Inn** l«lnyil. Mis* M ai> \\ i hit inn. Mi** I .••h im * l'«'i V*n*. Ml*- E i r l v n Sb»wp, M t1 ** M iiiith v Maui* of ..lack-onvilb and Mi*** \|.i r \ llurritMin »* « l » " » '« • • week* M. Cowan u i l l r i 't t ir u In*mt- in :i few d a y Mt. .ind* M fv ^ II Kill**., h av. a- th«*ir k'u.-sls M 's K ,IU .* Hint***, Mrll.itti* A 'kin- tt, . f .Mnl.II**4f.n. Ob in and M r and M»l* a iP r.tib itu Y i'! *.f h a y t'ft Ohio. H urt HUGHES if wf|l ill 4 M b 1 t!«•.% iic *1 -1 \%It*T• ‘ **11.!1IV.-pli * *»ir in*I 'H i i% *hnk -n,| vt».> M a i) ll"h » iic n -44 III! III II. k 1 , 1,. i 1. \ .< •n I \ 1 i s . •ion iti,. ^ *11 1 he lake 1 h. . . * ln t ' Ail * * if*'iu n»' *»n *. h«* • ,,| , i- ft 1 * M -b*.i1 * *1 .• . | i o 44 1 11 re «r«»nTin * It,. fanh i*f *h.' ^flin M it r* i«x V\ . 41•f* .1 Caldwell, chairman, will meet A delightful lumheon «»« e»\ *d t u r n S a t i n d.i\ i vtrck * Am*' *• i» I. m .'to h*i ii t*M«k . •irht 14 b it'll m.ltl b , . l h Mr, J >) Huff. .M.D .Sail «" ' “ bl« c*f n , , r r ‘1 w *'h M ' " \ »-it in t imt' .*n i » 11 tin. 'h i i I •11 • ,4 t l U 'l It* «llll|*U' H* , , »• »•«•*M .III .1 in I 1 ford Avenue, at I 0*1 o'clock. f r u ',!lcl .It \ U* •1* ,i -Or 44 a- 4 b-. M There trill In- no m eet,n* ofB rid,c n > . e n j o y e d d... i n . .h 5., it*-•t o* i‘ > **f thr.*f H • T. • VI I* Dm her v*»* t *\ .*Ik it* 'll* I•> Circle Number Three. M r. K. J ■ “ ,1 , " T ' l L , h a i e a* I tie ir fmintl »* •* » 11 S i^ i n i ' t n l l Mi tititl^ it 'I I MM|f III. • * •I < In id i H o lly, chairm an. 1 M i” “ y 1* " ' 1 ' M « ' .h i»t*v* !»«•» .Mia. ('uiii. Hi in i .i.tu fh it’i. hy oi |.»i. •n th thick Circle Num ber Four. Mr,. II P r « - » ‘« ' « " h n" v' 1 * i I , iiiilitl in r b f V *ti»n. | vad* •» Ann, of Mi.urn H. McCa.Iin, chairman, will meet can bracelet, a , » r > . f rm.t th . . »*' t* it* ht*v *• l*****tl ' c III* •\ J. %%. t.»«.k ' h. m... t with Mr, M r C l m . :>»7 Maum.lm h . , , t e , . M „ . Ma-J.-rte rim u •h»- ill) *1' II*** • 1 hr a lii Mi l: H i i.u e l; an l ' ' '* trau l 'ft. |(lit«M. V ,. 11 \ Avenue, at 3:30 •’cl-ek * " M N.^h - c c r and ............ * 11.......to* rendu r •l#»Mi»h*» ». E *• thi .* bt Si tit |*I|. 1 .Hi I Circ'e Number Kive. M'« A b"« >'f P"wde. M .« I f I.. |ti m trd |tai?i* i Vdt ul till 1*1 ' *' ' n Smith, chairman, will meet li«n Adam,, for - r e e l . ..... » . - |o ml it in » \ rb»-* nmitt I Mil.* n«»» iiipii ' ••? h :» ^ • • • * \\ .•) in v lilt v -ilh ' \ l„ V. M Green. I c w .t t , given a «.e Of playing 1*1 1 lilllr* I • the . I ». f •iditfh 'in i**|* »* 1 0 0 o'clock. ' Thnee pre.ent » e . r M'*« llai Sw it /ft l.iinl 11t .|i I \ nuili |itt»fdile t?i*’ •fiv • I Advice G!ven To Younjr Women On (are For Nails MEMOIRS OF MY EPROPEAN TRIP P e r s onal s myra, Dorothy Pn4 .* W ™ ' V*. ' * Mini Miss ,w,r,,in> MONDAY PAGP! THREH THU SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO RD , FL O R ID A T h rifty T hree B a rg a in s a t ~ and , »,ure • “ lom allcally. A d s.n c e d d « lg n r c lie r w ktrmb* • * *H *k * * ■ an d aboplder. M alws Ironing e a sie r fo r only34anhour4. E l e c t r i c a l D e a le r s A- — ----------^ �FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1938 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Lookouts Lose Twice To Leesburg 4 To 35 Saints Dawned By Sanford Club To First GameTaken By Gone Orlando Senators, Meet Senators In On McGowan’s Run In Bobby Stith Sent To Showers In Fourth By Score Of 5To 2 Clash At Orlando Frame For A r g u i n g With Umpire; Bazner Loses First Game S anford loci both e m l* o f t | dauhlc-hcader T hurw lay m giit to , Lovcburg In th e ln lta r city hyi a c o rti of « to 3 ana » '■ ’ . Jo the t i n t gam *, Sanford had! . Um gam e knott*d-up In the ninth a n d a* L**aburg c am t up in th rir , h a lf o f tha * i t r a aria ion Skinny *_■ JlaO ow an doubled to cen ter f ie ld ;vV a n d aeored on G ro a t’a ainglr to i i V H f b t fo r the w inning m arker. ■}, - T he Lookout* mad* th ree coun' e torn In the sixth when Pitman toad* first on McGowan'* erro r, 'advanced on iludaon'e alngle and earn* hom e on Ada' double, llud' , Io n racked'U p a n o th e r m arker 1when C nntrera* waa o a t at l in t , and Ada aeored on Schneider * put-out by Gobel. i Laeaburg firat aeored in the fo u rth when McGowan m ad e i f i r s t ' on a fielder'* choice, id ; yanelng and aeoring on lti*k'« Onla’ alngle. T ying the icore In th a eighth, th e Gondoliers . tam e from behind to push arros* : two run*. Onla was safe on a f (alder's choice a* Kisk went out a t second. Onla then advanced a n M cGowan’* duubl* and both scored on G obel’s single to cm )« . In the fo u rth inning, Bobby .■tltfe, S anford second baseman gra| le n t to the ahower* for arguI l f w ith the um prie. *' T ha second gam s saw Hank B a se r lose the first gam e he fees' pitched fo r tho Lookouts Silica being sen t her* a few days Bga by C hattanooga of the ■ Southern A ssociation, but he pitched good ball,' perm itting .B n ljr seven .h its. T he Rodgers' * n e n collected eight safe blows y ff L eesburg’s Lane. v Tfe* Gondolier* scored in the firs t and lad until the fifth when ' tb s L ookouts m ade tw o marker*. ;k'H ow ever L atab u rg cam s right •feack to add tw o m ore to lead once again. In tha n e a t Inning tyro m ore Gone crossed the plate t b j l i l t th# gam e on lea for them . Sanford mad* a valiant e ffo rt to overcom e the th ree-ru n lead In Ibe eighth' inning but could only score ■twice which left them one ru n abort o f victory. P in s T riew i! ! M u ro m ! si , b * M o o rs r f H i 'v lr **B #M | If ■ D a v is lb . j M i l m a n an 8 H u d s o n rf j AOS l b * ‘.BiH h tb - 'C o a l r c r c * a "n l* . r rr.,r. ft 14 T fitn le oh 1 1 4 4 4 1 3 l 1 1 l . t ’. F . M II H fl d r nut rf A r nu hi t-f ( 'J r i i i F i i i If (ir # w « •* fllwk lh *»nl« c M .i;.,w .,n : i. d u t.# i tic t ,il fl r |> A1m r(3*8i p h f n 1 o 2 u 2 o 2 u u 0 u e 0 l O D O 1 1 2 tt 1 2 •> 2 1 1 0 II 0 U 1 4 « 2« f 2 0 t 1 0 u A H 0 0 h « 0 3 1 2 A 3 ** a 0 • 1 4 1 1 l 7 7 8 a 0 31 8 7 IT T '.te te H u n fu n l ItHO 02 fel 82A * Ion o n : l" \ 8 I,#*--rhtir # AHwIrHlw. I 'l l Hlllh 2. H lllh ll »*#r 3, lio rtitn iis 2. I» r « w a f. lll- k tin lit 4, i j i fie* F rr* * r« , tir c w * 2 ill- flu w » n , J# |# re , IU ii> r llu n e lo ille r i In. i ‘tein# n« Z, ( 'l l m in 1. D re w s . H la k , K r h m ld t, liu o r * h ’ts, It I ■hi 1. P itm a n M«*hmhll T h r* # - h a e e h it, I ’ U m n n H lu lr n ha »#, r ih m e lia n a r r lflr e * Nr lift! I il l, 1 i« r» tn ii*, A # n « ld , f|nb» I !,# ft <m ha sea, H a n fn 'f. I I !.##«• b u rg 9 lima* nn ha Ha. R ax# r 8, lean# 9. rtlru f’ k m il. B a s e r A, 8, M a r in * 3 ttlle , o f f l-on# 7 In 1 1 1 In n in g s . 4 r u n r : M a r in e I In I I J, nn r u m W ild p itc h , tin a r t P a s s e d h a ll, A i l i ° W in n * ng p itc h e r , lw»n* C m p lr e e N m ith and I ’f l r r * T im a , 1 ■&&. CODY 18 11T il Josh Cody la Ihe 11th footbnll coach th* U niversity of Florida h a i had since 1004. One fo rm er head m enlor, Tom Sabring, la now cir­ cuit Judge, located in Gainesville, and another, Dutch Stanley, le director of physical education and inlram urnl* in .the university, and coaches the ends In football. CON FKBBNCB JIN X F lorida's "F ig h tin g G ators" have not fared w ell In the fivey ear hla’.ory of the S outheastern Conference, winning only nine while losing 20 and dead-locking one. Fans believe Josh Cody has the G ators painted lo b e tte r days. TW O IN A HOW Jack Long, Miami, and II. H. G raham , N a ran ja , have brought the U niversity of Florida South­ e aste rn Conference bor.tng titles tw 0 years In succession. '.T o ta l* 101'MO rf t ef •lie If *wa as ak l b * 34 BIGGEST SCO RE tw in tb (lo b i! l b I Bunch p . Talal* it out « It winning U run ana a a i non a —I a»a la a a ta i — « ........... ■. David •Idar |, ». 4 M I I 9 I ) 43A «l F. oh M V K IIIIII H rltm h ll If * 4 8 Ilf t t lv r t A il i c 5 IMtmd n ll» 1»mv i b 1lj 4 H lllh ID w 1 I ’m rf 1 J #! d*f n f t 1 O Itiu lB f.n r f 3 ltuR#r p 2 liv iu m im P a r e n t s * as g Bu nch s*«*hn**rd*'r 3, llu n e jt I , Je te r l struck nitt rU 'h n «l«,*r I. R u n rh *, J# t # r 2 ( IM r , o f f M ch n e ld e r I I in » I 1 in n in g a, 1 r u n s : J h i -i 2 I-n «ln g pile h#r In 1 2 3. 1 ru n 1#I *■r r u i p l r #». F # te r a ir u l Muil I h T .n i* . 1 Sw. ite r - O— l M -H ow e* ,mllrll „ Art,. : r i .m .n . it.c rin .* . C u n u -re . t.,ri i m i^ .h u rn u lie** on ball, .. 1. Ada, Hlllh, lieramua I, Risk I. In eight ataaana of play in F lor­ ida F ield 8tadlum , U niversity of Florida football .teams have run up th rir biggest scores on Stet­ son, .14 0 In 1936; 32-0 In 1930 sn d 20-0 In IUI3. Stetson I* F lor­ ida’* firs t 1930 opponent. O s s i f i e d A d v e r t is e m e n t s t IS M itlss is* a lisa a IseetHoaa 0* a Ha* Oa* m e k I t a Ma« SMatk U a Its* Carnal ( lie werH* la tha lisa. ROOMS AND BOARD lE A i S E R V IC E V O W W atak eapalraH b f O te eaalle h a m s haw, ■ o s salts 4 f t . T M ilH K B f*« S **a aaa- SOOMH A N U R aarH eeoaaaab— M ea. S lm a e a . M * M a s a .l l a Ava. S IT U A T IO N W A N T E D t 'O O M l * Q 0 * 1 h a e s t e le a a la * . Atb e r la Ja a a o , * M I 'r e r a m A t a. l> fb H I.__________ a a V ie S S X T . » • • • m ix M a ra t R om M V M M V S E A T eala eeA * | , | w a s lk la b a f a s * b la H . H aata M s . f a r a . a » . * * * B a a l a ib I f . C irn s * Win Over Saints Puts Return Battle Slated Senators In Fourth Tomorrow N ightA t Place In State Loopj City Baseball Park | I fOR SALE ro m T o rn S i dae h a « iik > is r ts * 3J. N. <». P. g. H w. A X n ih P l a t of Crystal F I I. II. '3S .rS 3 WAX S fiA M W ;'c a m c s :<7S ix> o r ru m iD A . a n d a h s d s u n Hukm t r u n T iin s N m t k a iu n i l H O ItS I 'N l'B H T H K P H O V t. alONH o r CH AM TSM I 4 l t 1 , A CTS a a*, kJ+1*» fiua O. — A m t n e e d M tat l * k s ' S h o re s. «l C eyeuI s a le C o u n ty , M U rioa. tn -w f ls C e rt, No. I t t * o f AdW. »t i l l c o v e r in * N H a f H t f i (U fa SH af n r k af *H > DELIRIOUS JOE PALOOKA fSK ss a .i.a a tt PERSO N A L 1 1ANSMV W A V S *ae H A S A Mai I n a l r a k a * . r« # M tm ll !*u oau o f C hem istry a n d Sails estim ate* th a t IS.OW .040 w orth o f ’ tA anlag extract* could w *d* o a th y e a r from th a -h o a # which ut s « 4 O tW M M. N. OVIEDO A V O ID C M I X Y r e s a le M ile—« * # ■ • • • • A O tr < i M atas—r e . I S . *■— dea r d e fe e a e a e a la a l deew r and e e t, a u o le |r.M a « e e s YISH- eey«e* !. J , K . I . Hae. 17. T w p t l t\. 11. W it n e s s n»y hauc, Mid M a t thl* th e 3 th d a y o f A u g u s t 1911 O P KCKNDON. C le r k o f C t r r u lt C o u rt* B s m ln o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a (S E A L ) V. Q, IL H. T. 17. V. XV A X I Ilk 4# A m en d e d P l a t o f Crys­ tal L a k e fthors*C e rt. N o f« » o f Aug 7. 192J covering Lota A, It. K, F. <1 r o d o it h r H k, I t — A m ended L a k e Hhores, «>rt. Nn of Aug. T. 1923 covering leofa A. B, C. 1>. K, x « x a n te s W a ta e — rk e a a H. T. I*. V. THE STANDINGS M ISC E LL A N E O U S 0. A im I e* tlS C a r t . No. TOT n f Aug T* 1993* c f l t i r l n f laots A, H. F. I. N O T IC E O P E A L E O F T A X C B R T IP lC A T It In a e co rd a n c a w ith tha p ro visio ns o f C h a p te r 11291, A c ta o f 1917 — i — • nd u p o n w r itte n rrq a a tt uf I I. I. J . K . L I f . N . O. P g! M A R Y XV D O r t l L A H J t ] w i l l o ffe r H, T A l ’— II Jh Jfi — Amended f o r g ale a t p u b lic o u t c r y to the P i n t o f C r y s t a l l-*Rk# H h « r**, h lg h e v t b id d e r fo r r a s h a t th e _ t i l l o f C e rt No 71* of C o u r t H o u s e e n tr a n c e In H a n fo rd Aug 7. 1911 r*»v#*rlng l^ot« A. o n th# t t h d a y n f A u g u s t 1934 a t K in rlu a . ra id c u r p o r a llo n * have D. t ' I > 4r I B lo o k &Z A m endIt n*r lo c k A. V l, ta x e e r t lf le a t * __ ( l*r*n c la s s e d i«t s u b je c t to h f di«ed P la t of C ry ata l |a l# n r c e r t i f i c a t e s h e ir, b y th# S ta te s iilv e d . and th a a th r e e ( 1 1 m o n iH # Hhore* to g e th e r w it h a l l f>mltted and aubG tm es last night in the state In an attem pt *o get h ic k in ' ■ sifter th « d a t •• o f t h 's p u h l t r v t t<«n Cert No 714 of Aug 7 ,213 s e q u e n t le v ie d la sex on th e f o l ­ #.»ch n n d e v » r v n f su ch e n rp o rs rovering f iftt s I, J 4. 8, » 7. league ended w ith O rlando th* win column, rite Sanfo rd Lo ' lo w in g d e s c rib e d la n d s In K*m ltlo n v lietw d b e lo w t h a t h a v e nnt 4. I* . I t A I I n ik j 1.4. We n o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a , to- w it sweeping a three-game series nuts w ill trek ‘o n e a r ly Orland.t In th e m e a n tim e f ile d th <ir re ■ V ie w n l laAk* M it r y C e rt. N o «»<l o f A u g 7. 1923 with the 81. Augustine Ssints hy to meet the Senators tonigh' n iM .tis do# a m i p a id a l l t a i s e du e » > rt N<» T l S ..f A u g 7, I1 M c o v e r in g B lo c k s 1. I , J. A * covering I ot* I 1 . 8. 4, t A taking the laet fra y It to 2; Day- the flrsl o f a 's m y im e series I u n d e r th e p r o v is io n s o f C lh a p te f P a lm P a r k | 1 1477 A rts of 1931. Law s ..f l« THk, 8, L a k e . ir w I jr h o C e rt. N o I U o f A u g 7 19X1 tun* Reach splitting s double which w ill see the Senators vis.i V lor I i . i i , w i ll be c e r t ifie d to th * Al a r y c o v e r in g A H N Xi o f N F .\ ut flu v e r n o r w h o w i l l losus p rn rla W it n e s s m v b a n d a n d re a l th la bill with th* P ila t k a Atuieas 16 the f e le t y n i y *nmnrrow night NXA'14 XV n f M e llo n v llle A v e A tbs m o tio n ot th a t t!m « d le t n lv in a 8 fh d a y o f A n g ’l ' t ,'*71 N H o f H W (4 o f N K H o f NXVX4 to 2 end 2 to * ; and (isin e svllle f o r a r e t u r n b i U l e . sold c o r p o r a l lone. * D. I* I I R I I N I W I N . l l s t f i f ly ) Fee 7 T w p 2 «i I I B i t t ic " h 'he ettrrect word f4»r o k h m o i .r r o n in took a p a ir from pel-and 7 to C le r k o f C i r c u it C o u rt. 31 m h k p u t e n r m i h E M S e m in o le County, FloWd-i w henever l h **•».*■ t w o ica rru t jrc t I and It to 4. C e rt N n « M n f A u g 7. 1933 f A II M HUM A III IM V K flT t S F X I.I c o v e r in g N K »4 of N W *4 ..f Orlando took a firm an p on tn fp 'h e r *hctr n atu rally inten*** M KNT AND IIO L f H N f ) N VV % Mar 7. T w p , l a It 31 - t l ll l M i r t A T f O N H A N H H ID N O T IC E o r l A L l O F T A X fourth place with their w s over rivitlry ko in flamed hy the ptoMtif \ C e rt N o M X o f J u l y 1. M i l JIF F Y A IK JA C K FO W i C U M T I P I I A .T fc l c o v e r in g It eg i i && ch W A the Halnt*. B ill H olland srattereil nf their fnn* in the ita n d t. (I* j P AN Y R A N P u It fr L i u ttu r< U n c » w tlh th e p ro ­ 798 ft H o f N F. F o r Hec 7 II A J H T O K P . IN F . HANKOKD nine S i. Augustin* bits w hile landu a lw ays ntrvJ* a tizeahle d* I v is io n s o f C h a p te r 1*394. A c ts uf T w p 20 It 31 R u n N 333 ft if H A N K O It D I n 77 nnd upon w r i t t e n re iju e * l n f 319 ft * 1 d e g i: 111 ft H IB the Senators rapped three S a in t tH a tto n h e r e a n d u s u a l l y tt g r in * | M t’HHON r o . i T I V K l |M H„HTf>NH T K N U 'R C C ( ' I I I E X T J w ill o ffe r fo r d e g i: to T t i ; o f Ite g W to many Hanford fans attend ih r hurlers fo r 10 safeties. F ill K“ H A N O I.IN F . KN* • ale a t p u b lic o u ter y to th e h ig h . beg r .lN K rO M P A N Y O V T P .rM i r#| b .tld e r fn r r a s h ut th e C o u rt Slashing nut 16 bits, the Is ­ fray* in "T h e C ity B ea u tifu l." W itn e s s m y b and nnd te a l th lt I 'K M I N O I . E r i H ’N T Y T lH o u se e n tr a n c e lo Hytnfort. on ih e 22nd d a y o f J u l y 1931. A l t h o u g h , 'h e Iv tu k o u lR re c o rd landers had llttla trouble sub ­ TLK ANT» A ltH T M A iT 21 ml d a y nr A u g u s t 1931 a t 11 n i* HRRNHO M . • f i M I 'A N Y H A N F O R I i o 'c lo c k duing tb* A is le s C ity men last fo r th la w e e k U f a r f r o m im p re v*‘*»rk o f O r * tilt Co n it, A 31. la s r e r t lf lr a l. or u n lT IIK IIN F ld ll AND H*? 1ft Inal** C o u n ty, Florid-* r e r t if lc iit e a held by th e M ta le to ­ night but sn afternoon game • ive w h e n v ie w e d ill th e li g h t n f M l II I I I f r o n i 'u n A IH R A I.I g e th e r w |th a ll lim it ted not *ut» w in * a lo o k a t *he score* in d i saw the Beaeh club drop a deci­ T H IN M A N F o ltli •et|l|* n l le v ie d I si t e a n il the fn l / A< *11A It Y V K N K K I l H ftM * c a l e i t h a t M a n a g e r R o d g e r s ' m en lo w in g d e acrlb ed la m ,a in Hern!sion to the Palatkan*. X O T I 1 K O F U A I> : O F T X I CANY H A N F O R Ii note C o u n ty F lo r id a , to - w l: I K N T iy it M T R l Or L ind made only four nent-. h*** P1**'*1 excellent ball. Sever It Is f u r t h e r d ir e c te d th a t n J - I j ut C e rt N o 177 o f J u n « In ir r o r d a n e # w l lh th# p ro vltered blows o f f Gainesville's »■ lhp g « m r , have been by Ihe ro p y n f th is n o lle # h« p u b lis h e d 1924 ro v & rtn g I .of 7 III W l». i l « n « « f C h u p is r 11298, A rt# •«nc 11 m s if ii Th# H u n fo n l H e rn Id s H entliinlp H e glitsi i N o w d e ­ 1917 a m l up on w r ift #11 r#qo#mt of Tom Savage last night as l h * l '■*'>" "<,nn* ,,f " r”' r u n - H«nfo-l n e w s p a p e r pu h a s h e d in Hem I mete s c rib e d a s XV 13 3 fl o f loots 12 . K I ' 541*III i l 1 IN C I w ilt o ff# r fo r G-Men annese.l th* lecond of h*" h *'1 *,m‘l Pilrblnif- The '■'Minty. F l o r l i a. In w h ic h rnurhtv I I . M A I S ) ll.etag the* N 3# sa l# a t publlii* ««uti-ry to th# lilu flithe day’s games. i game with l^ e sb u r g Wednewlay f he tirtm e o ffic e o f I he a b o ve lis te d ft 'i f t-nl 12 A Ut p iift of * m( Itblt|#r fo r c a s h a t th# C o u rt ■n rp n ro M n n !■ s h o w n to ti# lo (ir a n v )e w An* ) HIM I. I'a im J i n us# #n Ir a n r# 1 ri M anfon# o n lh# Joe Sparkm an bore down w ith ni* M " * * ' h r ,,nl>' on» whtch w n’ . lies! T e rra ce ) 1th d a y o f A u«u*t 1938 at I I IN W IT N F .H J4 W I I F i t F t »F men on bases snd scattered II n,,‘ 5*ll»f»riory fr” m thc * P « ,il ' a n d •pal th is oV|tM-k A M . t a t c e rt f ir a t # ur I h o ve h e re u n to ##t m v 1 1 A t 938 r r r i l f l c * tl #e h#D b y th# M ta t* tu ­ DeLand hits to give G ain esv ille, ,o r'f h a n d ontl c a u s e r ; th e I I K I I N IH »N, M #lh#r w ith a ll o m itte d ft nd nub The gum r tonight shnuld he a I I rent H eal n f th e Hint*their fl to | victo ry over th e 4’lr i U l( M#i(ii#nt 1#v t**l la X # e if 11 th# ful‘HUM "hu m d inger." Orlando's v s slly Ini oT F b k fM o In be -iff I veil, Ittw lflg <1ret rtb# d land# Irt H#miu n ty , F lo r id a Red* in the afternoon ga; nt T a iln h its s e # Ih e P t ip ltHF. X L ) proved hurling corps I* sure '<■ h n le C o u n ty . K ln rltle . t u - w ll: tol. t h l* th e r,ih >1ay of 1 1 » r C e r t Ni. 7011 Ju ly 020 000 .100— escel l ent pitching whl Autcust. a D 1911 O r la n d o 1. I U » r u v e r l n K H K t , u t N K V t 18O T I C K o r I A I . K O F T A X S t. A u g . H -f I t . T e | . lu It 11 4 U l t T l F I I 'A T l C g 000 001 001— i ‘he big guns of both rlube are 1-1 u f C e r t . N. 111 o f J u n e 7, In a f r u n in n e o w ith !'t« pro* liable to esploile and shower fire t i l t r u v r r l l l g M W 1, u f N K t. v U i n n t u f 4‘b # p |r r 11191 X c a at I ’a ln t k a H er 15, T w p . IU, ll. 11 1917 fin d upon i v r l t l a n r v iiu s s i of 020 000 000— 2 work* all over T in k er Field. W t lh e e e m y h a n d a n d e ra l tin , XV3I M IT N N I w i ll o f f e r fo r -al# D a y to n a B c h . 430 122 03*— | ft K U T i t K o r s A i.it n r t a x th - U n d d a y u f J u l y ) 5 ] , ul pub tic o u tc ry iu ( h r M gh#Nt < K I l T I V I f A T i:e ll I' I I K lt . M w i:f, h li,ijrr fo r cmmIi nt th# C o u rt In *r< *firilaiir« w it h lh . pr<>- llo u a # *inl rami'# )n M u n fo rd nn th# C te rk u f L 'lr r u lt c iu U I 's l a t k n 010 003 1)00— 4 v titu n * u l C h i l p t . r M i l t , A r t e i.t fle n iln u le C u u h ly , 5 'lu rld e 23nil dujr o f A u g u s t 1919 m M D a y t o n a Itc h i n i * h tl up ..n w r i t t e n r . . | t i , * t t.r u r o c k 001 001 000— 2 A. At, t# s r # r t lf lF n t # nr O t K A l . i It J A M K H I l l ' T 1 w i ll u f lV r T..f r# i llflr n t # # h#b| b y t h * Mtitl# t«<8 7 . . I - . t puhilr* n u t t 'r r t-. th- h ig h lU ln r e v lIl# . . . 72 38 E # th # r w it h a \\ o m l 11 #d land *uhDeLand N O T IC K n t ' H A C K It * T A X 001 000 000— 1 J.g p Bh u rg 48 4W e : t . . 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H I u f J u l y 1. tax* ( i ia i n Twdof * * l| U t n l le v ie d t a t e e o a Ih e folMrs. M ary M artin *n.| Y/,1r u v r t l i s K !-• o f H t* o f N t. * n » f# r« l h 4 B r i o Oslo. N O T R E O F BALK O F T A X lo w ln a d e e r r lh e d la n d a la He m I o f M R S • H *•> O •>! Him H enry M artin re tu m rii Ft I1rra h u m a » P o L u n tl nr.)* t 'n ii n t , . K lfirld e , tij.w ltl C K H T IFIC A TM 9 t.r h k t r n — <. r w p in a ■in >lu no H r iir I •it d n in # « v i le. In R c r o n l in c o w l lt i lb # p ro ­ C e rt. Nn 77 u f J u l y t. 1517 ilay from a varatlon J rlp which t ’- r l Nu, l i t n f A it * 1 1*11 Ht A u g u e tln # a t I 'o U l l i a . v is io n * o f C h M p U r 11298, A c t# nf r u r e r ln a !*•!■ I t . J7, A 11 Haotook ‘.hem ae fa r west aa O kla­ • - m r- rtn a l-«ta ttk . •, 111*. J7 . 1937 a n d up on w r lllw n ro iiu o o t o f fu ril It e l s h l a . J . A J « l llk I t 'r y a t k l U k homa. X IT IO X I L I.K A Q Y K XV I*. I l l ’ l l R K I w i l l u f fo r fo r W l l n r e e n tr hltnd a n d e s a l I h t , XV In tr Itn n ie * Hub. 39 l*lllrh > ii|(h • ill 34 ■nl# lit p u b lic o u tc r y to th # h ig hl h * lln d day of Ju ly I t l l . Mrs, SL John* of Ham pton, N # * Y o rk I'. r l N n .111 n f A u g T. 1511 471 ii 4» pst lild i.o r fu r ra a ti i t th # C o u r t IJ. f . I I K I I N I H I N . n r r tn a l.ta t l A t t to I t A w as in Oviedo Friday. , I'tlU B | l 81 43 x :i llo u a # « n lr # n c « In H a n fo rd # n th# C l e t k u f ATI r e t t C o u rt. I t In 1* lllk . 1 t 'r y a t k l lultt/*81 92 41 72nd d a y o f A u g u s t 1931 u l U H e u ilu u le C o u n ty , K l.itld a . Mr. snd Mrs. Sm ith snd M r* .1 t 'l i r t «ii) n u ll W in te r l l l i m t l Hull. tu lir u o k ly it 44 :.u (H K A I.) n’clo cb A. 91., tu x i’« r t lf lc u t # o r Bills of Geneva brought a p arty Iluxtun 5 1 1 n f C-M . S u * 4 ! » f A l l * 487 43 49 r s r l l f l c u t P i liv id by th # M int# iitT. 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N # w Y o r k n. 1537 Atui up on w r it t e n r * q u « * l nf cupy their Sunday School annex T. 1*11 c u « - r lt i* U , l » I to 1* C it if ln it a K a t P h llrttlv lp h lu , rain c o v e r in g XV 39# ft o f L i t l i I.K IIO Y W I L t . l A M H I w i l l o f f e r fo r Sunday for th* first tim e. They I !.*•■ I d ll* I. 1. 1 4. I>. I * . 1> Hf, l*uu1» a t U r iit t k ly n . Ii b« * A l l L o t 19 tie*## M 111 1 1) • * l* *1 p u b lic u u t e r r to th e h l* h A 11) l l lk . 1. L 'r y a t n l lu rk * have don* rem arkably well. T hey pbiystl ul Lilwr i! h (#. — ( I r t o n l o i f A W l l m n 'o A u d i­ * c l b id d e r fo r e a c h u t th e C o u r t W i n t e r tlu in e * Huh. r# f a t i s r tio n, liu u * * e n t r a o r * In H s n fo rC o n l b * finished a Sunday School a n n - x 1 r i l l s b i i r g litM r * r t Nu. t * t u l A n « T, 1*11 h a t N # w Y i*rk , tth day of A usust I t l l si II W IIm m m y hmnC n n d M i l t h is A 1* lo I t lllk . X t 'r y a l a l l . * k " o f about eight room* and a h itc h - 1 Ml. L iiu l# a t P h lla U a lp h la . lh# S ill d a y u f A u g u s t 193>. o 'c lo c k A . M . la x c e r t i f i e s ! * o f m v e r l n s l.n t r I I A 11 to I I C liic lt iu n t l a t llr u o k ly n . c e i t l f i c s l r * h e ld b y Ih e H i s t * tnO. F . K E I I N D O N . *n In I*** <*.h*n a m onth. W i n t e r H u m e * Hull. ( d r i l y g a tiiv a # rh tilu l# « l). t e t h e r w it h a l l o m itte d s n d s u b ­ C le r k o f C i r c u i t C o u rt 17-11 o f C e rt. N ik **« <>r J. A. Thompson and W. T. H « m ln o l« C o u n t y . F l o r i d * . s e q u e n t le v ie d ■ *!*■ o n t h * f o l ­ A uk 7, 1511 c n v e r t iie In it- I A t t c it im (.K x n rr W alker w ent to Invernea* Monday. H EA L) lo w in g d e e c rlb e d U n d e In Rem llu I * A 11 | i I t tle a a l o t . I t . 868 31 N bw York 49 n o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , lu - w l l : W. T. Chance, local A. C. L. L‘r*vilrtn<l I I , 13 * It ) l l lk . 4— t ' n e l t l 41 3f 831 C e rt. No. b t l o f Aua- 1. 1*11 N O T it w o r i u h o r t a x I d ik e W i n t e r H u m * * Huh Ry. agent, has tnaved la the Mon­ limit on 81 38 80S r o v e r l n a L o t 1 H lk . ( T r. I) C K N T ir lL 'A T K I C e rt. Nu. t ! 7 o f A l l ! 7. 1511 49 48 6A8 Ha h fo rd. I n s c e o rd a n c s w i l t , lb s PM tague cotiUge on South G raham XViiahlngton r u y e f l n g I n i * I tu I t (Ilk . 7 11* troll 47 l» 49U IV lin e n * m y h a n d nnd l e e l th l* vlx lo n s e l C h a p te r H i l l . A c t s o f Avenue. t ' r y . l a l U k r W i n t e r llu n te e 38 • 1 .447 Chicago th * lln d d ay o f J u l y t i l l . t i l l a n d Upon w r l i l e s re q u e s t o f Hub. B. F. W ard took Hi* B. Y. P. l*hlIntl#lphlo 33 68 .344 t t P. IIKRNDOM. M V I.V K W T M il K . W I U K l N IN C . C e r t . N o. I l l n f A u k 7 1511 .316 HI. I aju I o • 1 38 w i ll o f f e r fo r s a l* s t p u b lle o u t ­ C l e r k o f C i r c u it C n u rt U. and P a sto r and MrA Day to r o v e r l n a lo t* I t A 1“ lllk . II l l n i l t i 3 » * ltr J* r c r y tu t b s b f a b e tt b id d e r fo r K c u iln o l* C o u n ty , I'to r td A C r y ils l Laka W in te r l.'u m r* Sanlando Spring* Tuesday even­ C h ic a g o 1*7, P h lla il# lp h la 1 3 ree b a t th * C o u rt l l o u e * e n t r a n c e (■ R A M Huh. ing for a sw im m ing > p a rty ami N # w Y o r k a. D s l r o l l 4. In H a n fo rd on l h * t l n d day uf C e r t . Nu. I t * n f A u a I , I ' l l W a s h in g lo n II, Ml Isiiu li 4 A u a u i t I t l l a t 11 o ’c lo e K A . M . NOTICK O F BALK O F TA X picnic supper, r n v e r l n f L n le S t, I t , 11 A I t lift# to it A t r i* v » la n < L ra in . ta x c a r l l f l c a l * o r r e r t l f lc n t e a b ald C B R T triC A T B B Itlk . I f C r r t U I L a k e X V la le f Mrs, E arl KootV.i carried n ( l a Mb## T # 4 r y b y lh * H in t* t o n e th e r w 't h a ll In a cco rd a n c e w it h t h * p ro v l llu tn e e Hub. N i» Y o r k a t C le v e la n d . •Ion* e f C h a p te r l i l M , A c t* of c w lt t e il n n d c u b a e q u a n l l a d e d p a rty shopping In Orlando W ed­ C a r l . N - t i l o f A u a . T. t i l l It.,.In ti S t I X I r o l l . 1*17 a n d u p a r w r i t t e n r e a n e n t o f ta x e s s n l b * f o l l o w l * * d e e rrtb e d nesday, . ' e n y e r ln s l-ul» *■ IX 1IVa.hlnHtan at L'h lraga I s n c t I s k e m ln o l* C o u n t y , K lo rtJ O H N P A N K U C l t I w i l l n f f e r fo r r . t l, I I , t A J H lk . i t A hiehdJ . B. Jonas re lu m ed W ednes­ ritllad .lp h la s i Hi- l a s li . • ale a t p u b llo o u t c r y ta l b * b l a h do. t o - w ll: eit P l a t ut C e n ta l te tk e C e r t . No. l i l t o r A nat. e a t b id d e r f o r c a s h *1 t n * C o u r t - ------ ----------- ^ -----------------day from a ten day* visit .with H hurea , _ llo u a o e n t m n e e In B o a f e r c o n th e I t l l rtT v e rln a W H o f a n t i o f C e lt . No. 7SS o f A « c J. H i ! friends In V iU o eta, Ga. W hlla waa In Oviedo W ednesday. H K U flee IT . T w p . I I R . 1*. Ith day of A ucust I t l l st tl M V t l ' l l U l r A . II. A 11 H lk . lam c e r t i f i c a t e o r W it s a e e m y k t U . a n d s e a l th is o’c lo c k A . I L th e re he attended th a tobacco Hal Wlghtt of S anford spent I I A m ended r i a l C r y a U l l^ k n c e r t i f i c a t e * h e ld b y l b * H i d e to the H h d a y o f A s a a e l H i t auction. He stated th a t th e m a r­ Thursday in Oviedo. ■ e th e r w i t h a l l e m itte d a n d *u b a P. KRRNDON. " ' c e r e N o . I l l Of A u a . 1. I » * * keting la n u k in g business lively r i e r b a t C ir c u it C o u rt. c e q u e n l le v ie d l a x * * a a l h * fo l R. B. C hapm an o f Sanford r a v t r l n a !-«•■ 1 l o I t * A , M, lo w in g d e e c rlb e d la n d , tn B * m l S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , In South Georgia. ram * to Oviedo T hursday. c . t>. k . r , a l b L j . k a n o l* C o u a t y , F l o r i d a , l o - w lt : (ARAL) _______________ U H lk . t l A m e n d e d l ’l* t u f M r. and Mr*. B. 0 . 8m l‘.h wero W. W. Gellspl* of T avaro* wua T -U o f C ert. N o, 11*1 o f C r y e l k l l A k * B h o re e . A u g . 1. l i l t c o v e r in g L o t I I * NOTICM OM I A L R OM V A X am ong thoee shopping In Orlando In Ovlado on buslnsas WvdnesC # ft. No. I 0 J u l Aug. T. ILer* BWH) * Lot 11* BlavlA W ednesday. I t l l e n v e t l a s L o t * B,. r . ' IJ day. C o lo n y C o . B u b . I n x r e a r d t n r e w ith th e p ro A | H lk . tl Am andad I ’la l Tho R tvsrend and Mr*. Ja m es - C e rt No. I « 5 * o f A s g . I , vtelenc a f C h a p te r I M il. A eta o f Chapplln Day carried a numc r y a l t l L a k e Hkneea. 1*1* c o v e r in g L o t i I I to I * A H I T a n d u p o n w r i t t e n r e q u e e t *4 S. Day were shopping In Orlando b*r of boya to Orlando Thuraday C eM . Nn. I M « » • *« • b « *. I I . U * T t S I * e l s C o lo n y MIUA A D A K . M O O tlR I W ill o f ­ 1111 r u i t r l M L o U L D, K, r* Wadnaaday. to the re cru itin g sta tio n . C o * Bub. fe r fo r r g l r a t p u b lic o u tc r y t a O. I I . I . J . 3 . L N X O A C e rt. No. 1 I I L af A ng . t, Ik* b la b e e t b id d e r f a r raeh a t Tha young paoplo of Hu Metho­ W »* M * » M H lk . t l A m ea d ed 1*11 e n v e r l B B L e t * I I . M . I t lb * C n u rt H a u l* e n tra n c e la dist Church held an Ipworth P l a t C r r e l t l L a k e Sh o ro *. L e f t ] N olle# A I I S B io v i a C o lo n y C a ’c S a b . H an fo rd o a Ib e H ad d ey ^ of II11 o f c * f t . N o. 713 nf League party at Ota parsonage W llo e o e m y bo nd a h d s e a l tu la S unset W *» a t ll o 'e t a r t A. A u k I . t i l l e o v e r l a a I —I* M. motte n tb a H a d IL, U t v e rr if lc a la o r c o r iltlWednesday evealng, “ t t V i R A » H kw k I t o r o rr s M T to N to tu a a o t.v K ra te * h e ld hr th e M a |a to Am ended M U l * f C r y e ls I U k e F. W, Talbott and family left T H K C le rk Of C lrw alt O u t L ro tx o w im i c o sm o ha * a e th e r w ith a ft e m itte d n o d a a b Oe m l note C o u o ty , F lo r id * . WVdaeoday for a vacation Jn Tam- TIUNB I.IH T E P H K LO W , W IIK 'I." c eq u e n t le v ie d t a l e s a a th o fo l* 0 . ^ V e . T M o f A . « T . I t U (■RAM ___________ I 'u i t m i i A T i o m w sn s i m a m li.w lsH d s e c rlb e d la n d * Id B sm tm v e r la a U t i l A D. t . I>. K . PO R A TK II t'N O K ll T U B tJkW H Mayor Higgins of Sanford was In Oviedo Thursday, A. P. Wlchard* of Orlando Y M tS R O tltfl) H k . A a r k la d a ( w eek. Mat* Ha* e e e k la a a e e a lo c . A a a l . M a . M o m . o r t a i l , AH AM E N D U P , LAW S o r r iA iio iiA . N'nt lr * \m hcr«T»|r l i v e n ih * tiru v lv lo n v o f (!h A p tr r A r t * o f 192k, L a w s o f F l o r i d * , lo e a rli o f ih # c o rp o rA ilu fiM .. . JlMShlsw . l»-low. th e b c ln s lnro f|M »r.n n l u n d e r Ih e l- « w i o f F ln rM M tf ia l ic c n r d l n c lo . (h o re c o rd s n f th * K w e r e la r f o f (M o lo e a c h a n d o vo ry o f *n<-h m r p « ir a tlo n » a p p e a r d# - 1 lln q u o n t fn r fh ro a ( 2 | y e a r * *»r m ore In th# f i l l n * o f r e p o r t r a m i p u fm e n t o f ta x e « u n d e r th e provta lo n a o f rh m p te r H i t I , A r t * of m i U w i n f F l o r i d a , a n d th a t u n d e r (h e p r o v is io n * o f sa id C h a p - fiS i & A N O TICB OF 0AL% OF w S s.ebATi*, TA X of C h a p ta r II2 9«. A e ta o f 1927 and utKin w r itte n req u est of K. KARHT 1 w ill o ffe r fo r sa l# a t p u b lic o u t c r y to th e h ig h * # rt b id d e r fo r raaj» a t th a C o u rt J | d u ** e n tr a n c e In H a n fo rt. on th e Ith day of A u g u st I9 S I at ll o 'c lo c k M. la g c e r t i f i c a t e o r c e r t if ic a t e # h e ld b y |h# M ta le t o ­ g e t h e r w it h a ll o m itte d a n d iu h se q u e n t le v ie d l a t e * o n th e fo i lo w in g ilea cr Hied la n d * In Sem in title C o u n ty . F lo r id a , to - w it *■ C#rt- No Rfe4 nr A u g 1. 1532 c o v e r in g A ll B lo c h It C la y H p rln g a XV lin e s * iny hand am i ae#| this th e ZZnd d a y n f J u l y 1939 o I* lll.ltN ! u c Cb*tk o f f ill- m l l ' 0'#rf. M em liiole C o u n ty , F b n id a (R E A L ) N O T I l n f i r AAt.91 « F T % 1 « F I IT I F f t %TK4 In a r r ortliittirif w l ll i Ih e |ir*i« V ls ln n i o f C h u p ls i IK294, A id s >.f 193 7 nnd Mpoll w r H ie 11 r e q u e e ( o f r II A I1 L A D Y M f l O t o L I F F t w i l l o f f e r fo r s a le a t p u o iir nni c r y to th# h lg h v a t b id d e r fu r ca*b a t th e C o u rt IL>u»r e n tr a n c e in Hanford: on the I t h day o f A ug ust 1531 at l l o 'c lo c k A 51, le x c e r t i f i c a t e or c e r tific a te # b e lli by th e M ta le to g e th e r w ith a ll iuntite d a n d a u b a eu u en l le v ie d ta i* ( on th e fo llo w in g d sa crlh e d la n d * In H eB iln o l# C o u n ty . F lo r id a , t o ­ wn C e rt No 374 uf Aug 8. 1919 r o v e r in g IdUta I A 2 Tr 1 K a p fu rd ” 'k / l C e rt N«» 312 o f A u g i >« E c o v e r in g L o t 8 H lk 2 T rM R H an fo rd , XVmittHM n iy lin n*1 find ##nl lh If lh # 32nd d a y of J u l y 1931 O I* I IK K N D D N , C l# th r»f C ir c u it C o u rt, H m iiltiul# C o u n ty . F lo r id a td t C A I.) N O T IC E OF SA LE OF TAM c e r t if ic a t e s In n rro rq ^ n rc w ild ID# provlalnn# nf (Ti,«pi#r 11298. A ‘ t* uf 1937 •n j up on w r lt l# n r # q u r« l til J A LO UA N I w i ll o rr# r fu r •nj# n l p u liIIr n u t r r y lu lh # htgh# tt lilit d r r fu r rn#h nt lh # I 'u u r i 11h u b # # n trn n r# In MMnfuri, o n th# ■th tla y of AuifU rtl 1934 jt tfll o’r l o r k A- M, I hx r v r llfh a t# ur r t r l l f l i i i t f i h#hl by lh# M ini# |# g * th # r w ith n il n m ltlB d m d *ilh b #i | u#nt l# vl# d ( i s m on ih # fu i L o w in g d#»rrl3f#t| In nil * In Mimil hul# i* fn in lv . F lo rid # . tn - w lt l*# ri Nu | J3 » nf A u g 1. 1931 r o v # r in g L j I b 2, y a t H lk , 3 *W h l l c o i n b B |«|i A dd. le <I#u#va. r# r|. N*> 1121 nf J u l y 7. 19 38 r u v r r l n g B v g 834 14 f l H A 20*71 ft H u f NVV (Mir o f HXV *4 Il f H W H M#r 34 T w p 2n It. 31 R u n K 1<»I 7 ft H ! u | 7 rt XV 201 7 f l N tu H#g XX’ i i fiten# iny hand nnd # *al th l» lh # t l n d d # y nf J u l y 1931. . ») 1* MF.HMMtN |M RAL) r i# r k H#nilnula *»f t ’ir r u lt I ’uiirt, D aun t y, Fluild#- N O T IC E OF S A L E OF T A X C E R T IF IC A T E * In ic c n r d a R e i w it h th * p ro ­ v is io n s o f r h a p t o r 11298 A c t if 1937 und upon w rlttw n r#qu#«i o f M UM . F s M T IIW A R T 7 * I w i l l n ff# r fo r a « ( i i t p u b lic o u t c r y l*» i h f l k lg tio a l b ld c # r f o r ca a h i l tu ff c’o u r i H u u a * • n t m n r * Iri M u n fard *»rt th o I t h d g y o f A u g u n t 1911 a t 11 u’r io c k A. I f t i l c # rtlfic ftt# ur r # r t l f l m t » # hold h y lh # M t«t# toB # th # r w i t h o il o m l t u d s n d »uh• # q u «n t l# v lc d t# x# a on (h # full o w in g d i a c r l h r d U n d « In M#nilnol# C o u n ty , K D ir liU . t o - w ill C t r l . N o 188 o f J u l y 7. |930 c o v e r in g I) 3 8 H f l. o f I m>« 1 B l k , 4. C h a p m a n A T u c k « r ‘# Add. C # M . No. 143 n f A u g . 1. 1933 r o v » r ln g I#>| 41 tU n fo r d V U Ig h t# . W lln # B # m y I wind and ###| 11*I # lh # l l n d d n y o f J u l y 1931. n 1*. I I K ILN D O N , r i # r k o f C lrv u it Cipjvf, Mamlnol# C o u n ty , F lo rid a . (H E A L ) - NOTIQB OF SA LE OF TA X C E R T IF IC A T E S In accordant'# w ith th# p ro vU lon # of C h ip lr r 11298, A d i o f 1937 ■qd upon w r itte n r iq iiM t of R O T M W A L K K I t I w i l l o ff# r fo r i l p u b lle o u t c r y to th e h i g h ­ e r ! b id d e r f y r eneh fel Ih e C o u rt H o u e e e n tm n e e In M anforf* o n th * Ilk dey of A u f u e i 1939 e t *1 o 'c lo c k A . M. l e x c e r t lf lc e i# or r e r t lf lc n t e a h e ld b y Che M t« l« t o ­ g e t h e r w i t h n il e m itte d e n d sub * s e q u e n t le v ie d l i x e s o n th e f o l ­ lo w i n g d e a r n e e d U n d e In E # m l* n o le r o u n t y , rio rld m , lo - w lt : l- S o f C e r L No. I19< o r A u g . T. I M S r o v e r in g E H of E H o f M H #« I I E H Ji**, l l * T w p . \Vtin### Ih e l l n d my day ha n d en d ###| th le o f J u l y 1911. O. K H k llk O n M , (T e r k o f a r t - n il h t t rt, M« ml nol# C o u n ty , F lo rid a . (H K A L ) N O TICB OF BALB O F TA X C lR T tF tC A T I B la o m R u n w ith th e p ro v lcloa* ef C h a p te r l i m , B a le *1 NINA A. MAHTIN I will nffer fer cal* a t public outcry lo U o hlghcct bM *tr for cock a t the Court llauco entrance In Baafori) on lh* •Ik Bay ef Auguct 1*11 a t II s'chsak A. M. te a c ertifie d * or certificate* h*M by lh* Bento to ­ gether w ith all m l l M and cabccRucat levied taxes an tb* feltew ing described rib e d lands lan d ) la S e a l' Couaty,, Florida, F ie ri da. tq-w ll: . T it a f J u ly L 1*14 M v e r n g B ■" I U a* ah a o ff M NW L t* a* NBU Be*. IB T w p . M a IP W itn e ss m y h a n d a n d conj ISM th e t l n d d o g o f J u ly 111*. O . M. IfXPJUDON. tt C tiu u U C o u rt, C o u n ty . P T e r h lj. �\ L *; \ T T ■ W W |> n * v — “ OW y C n t n l Berntnole C o m f y PbtU a a i r A ffrrilav RftU. Hifhwgy A And Water Truuportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X IX M e m b e r A m o c la te d P r e s s Cone Removed After Week In Oxygen Tent FOILED AGAIN On O ver H ill 1 In Border Area Doctor Reveals Gov­ ernor HadCoronary Thrombosis July 29 D espite DeniaiThen Soviet Army Report­ ed As Moving Up Troops For Mass Onslaught On Japs Say3 Condition Now Favorable N* & Kentucky Goes Tfc Polls In Prim ary Choosing Senator P restige Of New Deal A t tJ ln L n Au R n rk - Jupuri hel*| tn her origin*] twur‘u re —cr*!**iuni 0f hot*Dili**, muttinl wilhtlm wuls from the th?biiU*«l tone and am D tation of the bonier Iini* through <Jifilnm**ie chanm*!*. Kux-. m fleniandftl u study of the whole bunlt-i* issue as prempiMit.* tu the aettlemrn*. tif the p resent irindeiit which ham im perilled the of the far east fur 2d -fay* Ja p sn r* r a n n y reports from the (h a n g k u fe n g serne *ai<l Soviet guns had teen silenced in all ar tillery duel, Soviet in fan try hud recreated and the R usaisn, hud |n»- u bomber, four tank* and four heavy cun*. The A ssociated Pre*» cnrrrspendent at Kogi, Korea, said the Soviet* apparently were moving up for a *'rong a tte m p t to i p take the hill. On the other F a r E astern flout Japanese warship* were w i'hin 110 m dr* of Hankow, in virtually the name position a* a week ago. In Spain, governm ent fnrera *,n l *h »t stt im p o rtan t road June- M , S i'| i| 1 i k •* " lil l . M ui \ w th n n U All wh.lt n In i. iH ( )v . j.. i t-.ll *"l tu I VIII UlII. i mlu- 1 •l l liti,»N W ill ubsel \ , n i a n e a s D a r n liPn at Nt,k, U),in whkh ,i„m, l e y F a c e s Chandler th« IriMirift'ii*. rum m unlm Uiin llin”* a i Dates'Dearborn Police Fo r Seminole Kill Man Who Fled ■Schools G iven r i •j > o • Honda s Prison Sanford, Geneva, Os- Opening Tin* f'jn'imig ilit,* I-., Sooiiii, It* l omit v Sc ho U h.» - in- II *• a a* S, I'I i h i Im i a j ih | ) • | Rtf* *•«**Mall t Of llu l> | ii i u- lee *, S . | fit ,.| |*. r. tfM‘ i uro n T. W l id , i. n iiiu e il i h u nun in 11^ th e Sun 1>o,l i, ik xi •till, M 'H ih m jjjn l v\ .1 ..1, • ll. ,1* upon into vviii J A C K S O N V I L L E , A u * . 6. ( A P ) — D r. S ta n le y E rw m 1 “ iirn c lo s e d to day G overnor Cone w aa rem oved y esterd ay from an oxygen ten t u nder S pinster* on p srsd b In I w h i c h h e h a d b e e n k e p t f o r don, where they urged pen* anil o n e w e e k f o l l o w i n g a h e a r t fur m xld .n ladle* p * m a . tack. this young girl In marching “ I t is r tt. tin a e n t. A n ational S p in ste rs’ 0r p #n, i OIli rA«*»ciation in E ngland , p_. . -people i Pension* o r F l o r i d a t o k n o w t h a t G o v - backed the m ovem ent for middle e ra o r Con* had c o ro n ary throm - »ged WOm rn boaia laat F riday, Ju ly 29 at ____ ______________ noon and haa j u it boon removed from a n oxy g aa te n t," Dr. Erw m N I M11KR 2 9 5 I . l Wilson schools To Bolita Kachet in itegm Sepicmher 12 T ampaCeases As Law Threatens %•*.»#>!mf*4 fre t* M 1 4Vt .HI |i(Hill) ■ i >nt ih ii I MiHhi'i * »•1 1 M *1 H r , . .. t , . ( ih l ll 41 totl Hf\ l |. i *1 1'tn iM’t-ki tiffin 4* t lie' ............. ii •la (•• m ist "Cl It Ll • »t 1if la .t|lc 11 111 u ifiit* !*'■ unit a *IMtk, li.il j h e i r wiis ini ■'pitIt illK «f 44.1111a 11mciil'h* thw i'ttsi* 41lit 1 !»<• i a te •f i n f . h i l l (till ill) wl. in th e «•' in mim it) ft tun which thi- ) I'M• Ilf I "i *( uti»*nt nirty lut v!■ a n ivnl At Mic i ftp* > iMr t ‘•’Ilf; u f (he <r ll*Ht! hns »'*i. t- (»• i w in rcatl fiom |. K ( a n lie n awwjftiunt —1.4111 hitfl ivt.n cm.: in • r 1, 111limit* •titf llml jt t i • \\ if Mill ki’l* whtnilil hr a w.Mk •Hn l h r hi a lit 4* "•‘i **w the 1 • ..Iih'4 Hi tit lift-*" .......... «» ih m In 1 1a t \ 1 1hi |i 1l l (till i lilt H ifij; i n 111uf kMil W(!) t'tftlhliy' 1hi rill, MMmm nf thr hi 1h s(Hlr Meat. 1 lIi’lMH DC) HI f Mr f tll.il 1he ht it lil •■ w 4 w hmIIy *» llt'l'll tilf i • | a it III l)| i|l ( ft) («■ Wife l"t 1’h> tr.m 'll "f im piU •IV • ll lit (lit Hi .... 1 Ini era T h r I ni i i i | in ); .1 l h r I ••rt-i lh |M4Vt Ml* 11* f ■* lak " iih 111* •ha!)' lift Inn *’ii M»*‘ i* hlllolf .1 i hi rtf if II vi ,i till hut i/'"l IiV f h r ht)Mli| In* m i l l I'niiihnii'il ni siir iiirf i♦H all 1'm niiy Mwiini III .ftIlk 4l |HAle M‘» 1h f f *ilte'M.tl H**, it f M i I I I * K »a a|i a Ht Il'M'l m Fiiyp Min*» f f 1 44 It )|Cf*'| itril tint ll*H i r c i tm m r ii ■41 tv it i i *V i Ih Mhii !••♦ rt «Ilift • ti. ilfht'i Vtl Cillic it K It IH 11**4% * % I'liousands Of Dollnrs Wuriicr Olantl Dies Spent In Re-MwlelOf Pneumonia In Stockholm, Sweden ingAnd Renovating Seasonal Program For Farm Needy Is Hopkins’ Plan RSCG Policy Given on jja tn r , a.|i|kil i «' II1 1\ T h r r i* hi jft'n r m l w r it' . • t , 1 1 * fm Brustl Parish were lu-M fm ,nve*tigalion. A r­ nn nrH'dtw mml iih in illicit in ii nf limv il,in Stiri iii.tii, 2ii. of Los An-hut nod killed lonif Arurutilmif miiiihri-e wnuhl lie g .d rv t slif . w „ l > .in \ m In P atrolm an o f f l h r m u i k.•*I ’ We i i * m»t -rllmif." w n * th r Itoli'ii I i.ihi.-,t n ini* -aid the m an 14-pi \ I'HtsI IHIIIM«, (W,,| M| Ilka* tin Ittoke KM.it t\hlli ht'ing fjU#ISliu tin l .t- .i uwpirimi-4 t hjiractwr. IIt,I n imtmv Hn»w, | I'.n i nli. J*2, »f Marl* Fin unmlilrr^ m if p i i ii i r •'tint lh r ihuGlnu m u i iln Whi pmsmt unrui. I- La . 11■111 p“ln i* that Hh^rtit nu in I Tin n -aIn \ nrtchl n f t n n Iiii4)i h m i k»■t l»'il \\ L W i I d m , a f nmt hitlii j| M|In nw inif * in I nr jftianl, *1nlv !2 near Floral tally» Fla llr»M)"h -.41<I Miey *ri pun Springs twil liy Allhtuigh th«- racket had hern fttitonmhtli' tn'i'i 111it*«I ntrttr rpprn4i*nt Jittery fur thr Imt few wrrkji Flnrlil.i viiih nmdf r r p i r n r n t a t i v ♦ t r r l i n - ami nfle•i 'li*|»|nne th^ni »nd ' a* ♦njf In trivr nut w n l t r n ilijm, th* nhlaim rig VV»*wi Virgihm llcenTO ■I * m if wn« lhr f 11 -•t aitirr early plnti' a drtm ** i n f h'ltrhttrn lift* hr v iiir f Will linn /ithftrl. #• In i Spring when n fninim Rnitnl .ml hr hiitl bi*tn jury tiiiltrlnl nine nfftrial.4 nmt 2 1, w l ’A U t r v f n prrsumi nn r h a tg r a nf I n i r d • F rh n n iry , ID37 i f t t r *nrvlri| im** wfii ti th**m in Flo?* n p / r a t t n c ganihhnc. 44l l All lhr rhnrgiM Inf rer were i»!#r <ti tijf|»e r| r x r r p l nnr ngiitu t .!•»** Ho* fourth m iii in th r c a r h'Unnn-t | l r m u f m r d |M»|) tm wi t h ihriii wlii'ii *t<i|ipn| w a t .1 pirn nf nnlr» i Hillrrider e whlrh th** tliio 'i, liiHirgo Mcrgm, 21, i m■*ii ii I h r d u ln 't Njiv w h e th e r he '«( I •' 444l)oI ll Vkhll tiltij police hp wiiv or win nut guilt v. ha*l pukcil up the i»lhrr Ih rtd 11hi'ti Zalniii, wlioiit hi* kn«w, ■I'kiol fur ii i till*. IIAHTMU. Aug « idh t ju r i y iid in w lint will! h r dntie S h e riff IK* .hi ti t In* M'liieicH leli.'griijilieil hr would hi Ihirtnw tn 4 Limp dtiwri nn In' h«*rr fur I'iirroh. h ia Milra hni hern nn*wrred hv !\ln><*r -f utnnii«winrirr K d w u i i| •* who djud " W r have already in <*lnutrd l h r r h i r f .»f pollct* In r lf « n up l h r town " MlAjnr kilwiinli if Ii I ind rtilurgi1 ia|H*N that niulrm rnt, n t h r r Minn In Buy “ If th r r h i r f d not • a iry mu iirdrr -■ •nn rrp liit'r Illf r r r m c m ( ’itv News Briefs in 'is j f s s f x r ,^ Another Convict Cap­ tured In Gun Rat­ tle After Try At Escape From Cops rlndf't wiitlilrnly flU'l t lieIi 11v D E T R O I T A uk f i — ( A P ) U . I.t-i .! mi t h r lirrU t.f a cun Denrfrii*nt« ttf !,i a r n f u i t ’r m r n t *»C — piilico ot’ stiln irltA ii lio rn killt'tl •ni*m utt arid capfit i'iv riiiiMiiiM m Mnyor < hnn tvMom they c r y ’- ttf f u' *• nii 11 nf I n th r um ml t u roil mu* Iter i.mfi'stting that jltit licit I i ri | ur *t n l officriw In n» Ijiuitnl ;i* tijiruitf m JiiupillK nut ifHHihhlljf. In d It w r r r f u g i l i v o s from a ramp they Ihit nuhtiih t-tuilil trll how t»i 11 ge] FiorUla !>r *on hud cscapril lo slaying a it \\ill iIci\ «|n«nl T hr tul « »i ilnwn nn tingii* giniril hnlitn. pnihi\ A 111' hnmld » n«l Thr 'w o l*i iiiiiorn men nil nthrt fm no of the nunthtr* with t, tin,it :hev were riding Vernon E. Culler Ihoa-At A ge Of <i» Economic System Due To Break, GOP Says ti (•rand Jury Requests Hole? For Sheriff Officers Take Steps To Erase Gambling Arthur Sherman Who Shot Prison Guard 4*' Vh«* T VMl* N \Uk! Killed By P o l i c e been Tnmpu l*o|it;i intkt't hn Fulled lignin, two girls lung* *11 m h h r r ling ih luurirfltMis ______ nnrlhw r.tt of Terucl. T h r g»ivt-rii- fencing lo a c h tennis in Spring1 Lake \ I L O U ISV IL LE . Ky.. Aug. #.— men*. al»n launched a strong of0P>— A “ bloody B re a th itt" ro u n ty i fenalvr in the Pyrenees, killing m arked the height o f b it-1 -C ontinued hnstllP le, alone the tern esa betw een n e m o e ratlc fac-'S iberia-M anrhukuu frontier, with tion* supporting New Deal Sena- 'h e ir c o n .ta n t th re a t of a genera to r B arkley in d G overnor C han­ Hu to la n -J a p a n n c war. appeared d le r fo r the een ato rial nomine- iHeritable a* reault of a deadlock In O ral e ffo rts to aattla 'h e dl»S a tv rta y 'a . prim ary. puta by negotlallon. Combo, county chairm an foe G overnor C handler and a R « « l* O p t her Bed arm y f y fo rm er B re a th itt, waa .h o t to c « In t h . C hanghufeng area I Ml d e a th U »l night a t Jarkoon when m tlf' »°“ ,h ,,f Vladlvo*tuk. ■n ha and hia b rother. Lee Comb*, w artim e footing P*"’*'"* sta rte d up the -talrw a y le a d in g {fw m al .n e w e r to tha Soviet . Iwt i-ling in the h"nt" ■oitniimii-. end to Barkley head.,mortem. Ua | 11f ' V " 1* T 1" , * h' ' P! !., . rHliniTI M ini ft(*piT ! fl»ft“t»!■- 111 t In ami S h e riff lleaton lie in a Lax-|f''> -etllem en. of the ennfllr *Aiif I in hiimt' W Fsl IIA K I Ft H IH . I V , , : , , I .ytiiMii Si'hdul Building activity in Sunt t Inglun ho.pital with bullet * " u d be ronaldaead. 41 t h r O vhm| h WI ihhI I f f ■*Uil if w o und, inflicted a t the ..m e T h ™ te r m . . . announced during the p a st *ix nm nlh I, i Aa if. G l/T*V W inner ( lt*«ml, nm finally following fo re ig n ' om E II hilhfte wuift HuthtutAiot tim e. tmn jim inn* at*l hi Ih*hI known f,u m Uar Maxim U t v i n o v \ two and Iwen g re a te r *.han f»r any tiun in tn lift tj timnNpnrtfr " r |M»|h U M urder ^rarranU w ere o u t for ‘ho past several year*. arc"i-liug Itia m i •* « * !» iitlr of ( hmlie C hiiu. MEMPHIS. Tann.. Aug. ft— I/P) one-half hour conversation T h u r. fltilit O m ••I,i t*» G rnrvu t.i St*m W. A. Cnmil*, nn re la tio n to day with Ja p a n ese Amhaaied'«r to record* at the l ily Hall. •Muil iiMlwy nt Stockhohn. Sweiit u. ni*tit Iliyh SthiMil -Inauguration of ■ perm anent I-rwis a n d Lt-e, end the county progiam af between-tea»on em ­ M amoru Shlgem lU u. were *n a.la In addition to num rrou* li-uiie hig I n 'i*Cut Rirriminf***! Thi* i f ' i j m t i o n i f A Ii Wuir* ployment for needy fi farmers v a i chairm an fo r Barkley, a n d fOr ■mint th a t diplom ats believed there eontiue‘.ion job*, »everal luri;-1 I'm I (HaimI, t ht* hrothrr** W* n rj, fin tunny yrnr-* rhitirntjin »»f two o th e r person*. tnndkin we* scant chance of Jkpan'* -to. uneed b a re l u t S ig h t by thr honi*l of truMiri'ift »*f tin* building* have net-n remmleled an I ported u nihto^mm from SU'rk S e n a to r B arkley concluded hi*, H a rry L- H opkins, w ork* progress holm mini the ni’lor, wlvi fur «1m> % ( hiilijutn M;huul, whh nrri'|i1*'il rejeiuing renovate*! and one ha* been built. cam paign F rid ay w ith a barnv indtradtly adm in istrato r, M th e f l m etep Mix Myrli* C h»IW»*r " f < hulu Cnnxl ructm n of the building hut Wen ill of pin*umufiui liieil ut e f President Reoeevelt’e -fro n ta l storm ing m otorcade th ro u g h the Jgp, ,'n .1|’,Vf,|r; i v .jb .y p ropo.a1 for ■•ii 111'limimnilnl hv • i'eiwhich la tu be '.he h'unc nf the 2:30 A 31. h im ." eO ack” on th e S outh's Inequality first c n n g re u io n a l d istric t. of th r Uhuluoln M*h *u| I it Deu’h iMme at C)liin<rg Russia Table Supply Company, a grocery vi,Bed 19 to w n , and clim axed “ ^ ^ " ‘ h . " 1 Bm o f Income, ^1 if* tfi*nrr:ill\ known that hn concern, on \Vv*t F irst Stre--t tti(i)(eii wife w p |)iepiirinj( to ii“ ilrivrr fm m I’hulimtu to U viim I h r f , , hf j , pa n e ,e a , ag Hopklna, In an address prepared hi, drive for v o te , w ith a big « ha* advanced rapidly In the la* to h 1mmNn Ie. H im luwyrra hml Her upplicutlon wi»d f.'iw m hit lita has hern ru n ning wide nprrt rally In hi* home tow n o f Pa, u ____ * t()U|d *«> fo r nation-w ide broadcast, said !**' gre'ssora and th a t there could '.wo month* and I* now .le n t amuMiiiieti at Siintii Ihi r hum, C'n to t h r •'tale mail ilrp a rtim rit n» h r r r f«»r rmmr lim r, mnl that bank* of he cam e to ta lk w ith a ta ta a n d . llu f*h, <>n the lh r no negotiation so long a . > *•' ready for occupancy. n rrr«|* | „ date f „ r h*d.rn wnlri ,dhe wuulil put I fur S'm ’klulm Mtui rtdimuh um tlrlv rrt muni n u il fy I i__i_ Ja p a n ese soldier, re haw been jimet irnI ly " m l regional a d m in ie tn to ra of 11 ° h!oT he building wn* constructed day. With l h r » t a t r mat! ilrpiM m nil G overnor C handler m ade t t m j ‘ ^ " ‘ on Soviet lerrito ry southern elate* In w h lth diets fur a t a rn*L uf approxim ately (1 > ,Jhni| ..htntn n *i’huul bun tlriv n th o u san d , coneleta of “g riU , g re e n , *pcrche, y e tle rd e y and tw o last 000. T he iingle sto ry huiblmg (iff mtt. and. g ra v y ." night. T h ere we* a big Chancontain! a floor area of .S.JIHI Id he dlacuaaud -wW, the 'tie r rally a t th* U n lv e n lty ot p a g c i g t D e f e n s e VJtl He ____ — . square fee*, w ith a fro n tag e nf t" tn ^ it _ L‘ - n 11 1 * L » a l a . l l i , n, at I a v l n a rt n n • * * --------____ . rrn • administrator* the K entucky stadium a t L exington •■i f„ i s tre e t. Wall* were ____________ • the h e g overnor will conclude ht» WPA can to farther______[T . m ade o f brick and tile. The steel Prtilden*.’* p u rp o .e e ," a fte r pee- c a m p a i g n i n g w ith a ra d io speech Vernon R. Colh-r. nu. C H IC A G O , Aug. Tliv Aug. 0-— W — K*tru aard roof i* enverert with n A v lo u a ly 'g lv in g them a u th o rity to early In the m orning. . ROME, 1:00 °'c!,,ck y vs'r tila y HflerriiHio defense 16-year bonded roofing. Republican p rugianl committeia d d a, to ta l e f >00,000 person* to H eadquarter* o f B a rU ey and q u lr»m *nU o f em pire *! his home In U k t- Mary nf t.r T here a re m> partition* in Mu- tedt night charged current ^ eh* W P A roll* pending th e tim e ; C handler free ly p red icted victory f ornl th e p rim ary reason for t a tong dine**. store. A unique featu re is lb* trends in legislation and adm inis­ w hen lab o r would be needed fo r for both n u n , B ark ley 's le a d e n t i.w ' fascist race policy, an n iuse e f sliding dour* In thrri* *«•- tration thri-atened the breakdown Mr. t oller had resided In Scm . picking cotton. . rnld he would win by n m ajo rity flclally- Inspired x talam ent *aid tion* 'h a t, when rolled up, disap­ hole County ab»u‘. 28 yvars. He of the economic system end '.ho “ W* Intend to doe* cut thla of approxim ately 7S,000. C han- yr t t . rday c riticisin g “ m lxunderpear In a cham ber In th e roof of was horn Ju ly 5, IMSU. “d iiin c rg ralio n of ro p o n s ib lt and em ploym ent In picking Aim*, and d le r’e m en claim hie Victory will , landing*" ab ro ad o f faxclst mu“ B attle A xe" Bill C urry ar the building. A form er contractor, h« had effective governm ent." i t open it up a g a te w hoa the har- be by a b o u t 30,000 vote*. Ap- tlvaai rived last night from Macon. Th* recent purrhaee of the MeIn a statem en t issued a t the veet U ev er," H*pkfa» said. proxim ately 446,000 D em o crat, i t wax th* flre t lim e em pire Lander A rcade building by th" end of a five-day furum on na Georgia w here he has beenn con 2 ! ? . WilhL ' hB S , n f u r J Novelty He aald th e re w ere thousands a re eligible to p a rtic ip a te in th* d e te n te ra th e r th a n antl-iem l* several M ' fo r lhB 1* * t ••'reel yeers. revivals for M ather F u rn itu re Fom peny and tlonsl problom*, th e group aa ducting Ho is survived by his widow, tiam we* atreaaed In In tarp re U o f l e c t k e i w n hi Om (o ra l area* prim ary. weeks. subsequent rem odeling a t * rll*t Mr*. Jennie Cullrr, e brother, n e t earn big a n a d eq u ate Income The chief ieeu* la th* New tion* e f th* new ra c e policy, on* of 11,000 gives First_Rlree*. eno'h- Silled new deal policies and pro­ T herm Cotier of IHchvllte. N. V mised tu develop a p a rly program from ag ricu ltu re. Deel. Barkley, th* Roosevelt phase o f w hich. It w aa announ<*d, * r firs t clam businex* house. The re g u la r weekly lunrhe.e He w as a member of tho I'reedesigned hi revive business, In " I believe, th ere fera , at a m a t­ majority leader in th* Senate, will perm it only on* Jew fo r Meet of tha tenant a | n ‘.he build­ duatry and a g ric u ltu re end based of th . R otary Club will h. h .ld h y U r^ 'n C hurth.' t e r a f p e n a u o a t policy (h e bead haa the penonal backing o f th* every 1,000 non-Jow leh Italian* K un#rt, H r v |( ( | ,w u>n ing have been moved Into *lo'« upon “ representative democracy Monday a t the Vadlex lint.-- at o f every farm fam ily wkoea In­ Preeident, who cam* to Kentucky to p a rtic ip a te In “ tho fu ll life rooms facing on ftanfonl A w noe. and private enterp rise." 12:15 u clock. I ducted tom orrow afternoon at 'h e come la tea d eq a a te eheald be giv- aad in three epeechoa pointed to o f th* sta te ." Partition* ar* being to rn out of .. " ... , i i Hrlckaon F uneral Home w ith Hr. e a em ploym ent e few m ftqtha each Berkley as th* man he wlahed T his lim itation a f Jew * in ‘‘the l The weekly M»*Ion of Munich D> Brown|w< <trficlatlr>ff. y e a r to eupplam eat h ie agrteul- nominated. The defeat e f the full Uf# Of th a » U U " wa# aeen the other aid* to house the main COMMITH B E P I'llK A i ,,„l Court will be held Monday B urU , w i|, u k o p|lCB n , u k , display room s of th e M a'her ( a t a l Income," B a d k te g mid. H e g t a a t o r w ould m ean a new. party a* a atop to w a rd ft tew prohibit­ afternoon * t the Police Station I c * m <l#ry Company. ing non-Jew t*h I U lian a from 1 . » chief In th* Benate*_ A t ft *0*t Of *16,000 T he Yowell T O K yft, A ug. f t —(/Fl— MaJ- with Judge Frank U Milter p ic -. ________________ •e* th e J 4 a v m ( l* n q H e d y , He cChandler, h a n d le r, while e b l while chim ing par- m arry in g Jo w l o r colonial su b ­ Company haa alm ost com peted Gen. Yssuytikl N U hiyam a, B-'i, • Ming. Maal friendship with the PreSl- ject* fA fric a n nativ e* ). ft p ro g ram o f rem odeling end rro t e ec tlfk a U M fe e . In trimming down to th* novatteft w hich Include* 'h e in ­ who was decorated fo r g a lla n try ratio of ono Jew to 1,000, nc stallation q f (he first air-cooling In the* s i e g e of P o rt A rth u r durlo re re pp air air the the j btg th* Rutso-J«p*n*x# W ar of S - a n e e C om pany to ly haa jlttocked - Berkley for persecution o f Jewa will bo p e r­ system In the city. tho mitted, taid tho statement, which 1904-06. com m itted carom onial nn lh " . ' TAM PA A u* ft ran i. n “running *4*eameone'i ceatUUa." N et only haa th* outside of the ■nleLL. vsstarrlav so th a t the French A venua a n d Sem inole I AMI A, A ug. A—M l !». n. waa Issued by tha Informaiione building been dona over hut the (ftlclde y r.le riU y *o 4X4 t lha l.h e fro n t *). M cKay announced F riday the sale Diplomatics, an official agency. entire Inside has been r» finished y w g g n w l cnnIJ devote h te ro- » „ lim , U(1 (n>t „ f |H 0 0. T ha. of t h . T a m p . Daily T im e, and EQUIPOISE DIES tlram ent pay to prosecution of w arehouse waa recently dam aged, radio C ation W DAE to David Kput In. th* ego the ex- th a undeclared war* w ith China hy firs. RmlJay a n d Ralph Nicholson, who L E X IN G T O N ,"K y , jta g . ft — BREAKS PAST m _____ ___ renovation of the M d Soviet Russia. Hava boon operating the pro per­ W)— Equlpotee, second to I Tha general left ft note with McCrory Company waa completed T he Rev. T enney I. Deane of il#* for lh* last five y e ars under world'* leadlag LOB ANGKLKbT Aug. W) at - ft Cost o f aoveral thousand hte will saying that h* waa old a laaaa. race b en e, died — A fter I I daya e f a hunger dolten, A new add Won to tha dad useless and could sarv* hast Dunedin will ro n d u e t the serv­ T h a ta la waa m ads by th* T a m ­ ice Sunday n ig h t a t the Union test alght at the C. V. Whltoey strike te pretest store gave It twice the More by permitting hte ptnxten'te be m eeting a t th# Flral M ethodist pa Publishing Com pany, whirl) l a m n ew bora. In k b ate j r g n Hitter ngtam _te Qermaay, Ate It had previously contained diverted to war purpose! C hurch a t 1 :0 0 o'clock. Mr. M cKay Own*, to th* T am pa Times r u M ^ M n ^ I f r e d Theifmre Heary Heamlbeta, B*v counter!, light* and Dressed in ctramonlal rob** h* Daaa* w aa b a rn in B anford and com pany owned by Smilay and broke hia fa st yesterday. He ether fix teres wet* intuited. te»*it bafora tha shrtoa of hte an lived hare fo r a n um ber of yaara. N kh slteo n , In accord w ith the wA held the worU'a m t e L d bM been held la the county jell On MV officials are new await* •Oaten In hte homo and spilt hte te rm s of a n option given In 1963 * 4 d t-B for Ih* mile, eat la action on a pro* liftiMch with a sharp dagger in sim ultaneously with th* laaaa. Th* According to Information from 1»M Arltegten P a r t tie*. B e aald he weald be exe­ peeed heephal bp the PWA purahaaa Include* all aaaete of th* traditional fashion af "Sap- tha State Road Department, -, .-.-i ■ cuted if returned to G e n u a ;. qnarten hi Washington, th a T am p a Publishing com pany I C w l l i a H * p rage T h r e e ) « * •■ ■ , , ----------------- Sanford Building “ Charlie Chan” R e c o rd Is Best Of M ovies Fails U Several Y ears — -To Come Back Produefci Frnlt And Vrgaiablm Than Any Similar Arra In \merit* E s t a b l i s h e d In 19<1S eeola, Monroe, And d P» D F ighting broke out snow today over the ilMpuled ( 'h nngxufrng hill on th« S.ber inn ManchoukiiM fio ifie r a-* Jnpnn and Soviet llu six w ranglrtl over lh r term s l.» kerp th»- im ulrnt fm m aprrading States E xecutive Will Recover I f There Is No Interference More I fp r c tlft SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. AUGUST ft. m s {Fighting Goes ♦ Hia condition la good a t the P 'caen t tim e and w ithout interfaranca, he will recover. Tha governor la not dangaroualy ill now, but any unnacetaary p h y ilra l or m ental d istetb an ca will Interfere with hi* u ltim ata recovery. It la «* be hoped t h a t no political pressure will be b rought upon him a t *Jila tim e. He ahoutd be able to re tu rn to .Tallahaaaee In a few w*nbn- Ho la cheerful and want* to g a t back to the dutiea o f office He la e a tin g w ell and feeling a* well aa could ha expected. Hla tem p e ra tu re la norm al, hia pulaa r a te la 70, and blood pres»«re la 103 over 00. Hla csrdie r a p h abow» Improve m e n !" M id ha le ft ordera th a t C o ^ -w a a a » i U k i ' j i ^ k j >u. any . . . -i____ _^ .T r Aa — bawl* ctreuraatences. to w hather one of the governor'! I C s a t n w J a a r t f a Twa) “ D.B.McKay Concludes Tampa Tlmeit' Sale Expert On Citrus Suggests Sale Of Oranges By Weight nltL A N D O , Apg. •! A case fa r vole of Florida oranges by weight w a, presented in graphic detail la*' night to m em bers of tho newly ixgnnixed O range County C itrus t .ii-wt-r* Inc , ....... .. of ,lm un pufu gi oners. Salesmen of tin- case for sol* to weight were K. K. DcBuek of liiiinesville, I'Wension citrocultur ' ' fur ilie U niversity of F lo r id * ^ and I lie U nited State* D ep art' men* of A griculture nml director uf the Florida C itrus E xchange, and How ard Phillip*, of the Ur. f I’hillipt Company uf O rlindn, mu- of the largest Individual et*im prm luring and shipping firipv in the xrerlrl. ........... . nf Mr. D rllu tk was -a In-tliileil n* *lu- iii.ioi attrac tio n nl a . m eeting th a t also included adoption o f a c h arter and M l of by-law* for tho new organisation. Sir. Phillip*, upraking Imprompii, and voicing objection* to a d ­ dressing 'h e session on ground* th a t " l «m not a m ember of yqur organisation, hu* raine her# lo learn som ething new from th# r** m arks of your main speaker, also advocated strongly t h r sal* P> consum er n f Florida oranges by weight ra th e r 'h m thn fortw ir system of "an murh per dm ett." R E -EL E C TE D JA C K SO N V IL L E. Aug. 0»—<JP) trd to* — T he H U te W elfare B oard day re-elected Clyde T ay lo r of Jacksonville chairm an and Alto Adam* o f F o rt F ierce, vise* chairm an fo r one y ear terms. LOCAL W EATHER ! P a rtly cloudy tonight a n d Bq day, w ith shower*. i’ — ■ ft .r* h' t * %\ 1' * 1 * h ; •.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/. 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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>, August 05, 1938; <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/548f55e75b4ba44ecb005171ea5e24cf.pdf 80b1697020eeab6327716a396e757c19 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S, T i l l udson Gives 4 As Azaleas Win By 2 To 0 I - Football Already M iller Limits Sanford ^ To T hree Scratch Hits Talked On Campus Of State School :‘.Palatka Bunches Hits To Produce Runs; Vemer, Stith, And deRamus Get Bingles For Lookouts 111 ■ pitcher*’ duel that nan OftHm Miller of r*latka limit 'h r Sanford ‘Lookout* to three scaltared Hit*, the A rale** rkrd out I 1 to V victory over the Sanford lb Tuesday night in Palalka. Sid Hudson, •'lookout hurler. | ' perm It te<l only four blow* ti it ICach<olff and Miller secured h r . When they were necessary t u pro d m the winning tallie*. •n r o H i i > ir Moors r t P itm an II* IftR 4 0 .1 'll 4 p , The laat Aialea marker came - N t h . aevrnth when a walk, fieldt'f choice. Infield out and a .in I by Miller aent the arcund run th i plate. •Sanford had five mrn left nn i While Talatka had *i». Bfr 'Collecting hit* for the I » >k OSti, were V rrncr, Stith mid lie- R o 21 .m i. >i. > iMrnnui* »w i I Tttf.il" PM 3TK « tw h hilln l lit i . fl i n 31 r i aft Nk r 4 » k W « 3 3 | 1 4 •» 1 < a i . A l l . l e n t J I » I 3 » » frib lin h * '-b \ ft ft fi Miller p J « t I T o t»l« 1* 1 4 37 «UfMnri1 «<**» onn — rt I „ i„ ik .i «m n«o lo* — 5 ie a i.i' |if*%1*, find son 4r Adi 7 Htiih t liFriimtis %, O r c h ill In1 . Tramm*Tl 7, Euhnnk* I, Mllt#r 2 Error#, Ravi#. Pitman, fv r h I.*11p I linns l*n M Fit In M nrhliiliff Mi |If r Tw o-ha## hit, M ir h 1.. 1ff HImIfo »**■#, Hrhmld* p r f Tram m ell f>fT on haao* Hrinfrurd ' PaUttea %iii of Ttw F « |1* « f on 1... 11*. off M 11Off Hon 3. Stllfsr I Mfrur-lc .ml Dr H Hudson 5 M ’l U r I I imiitiF- Kn»hh#r and L a * i Hy F R A N K W K K J H T G A IN E S V IL L E , Aug 3 In trrra boy* and girl* o r. already talking furthall , , . and bu.y with preparation* are Jn»h t mly'a Univeraity of Florida .i » f f . . . Lewi* Ifaidagr n > l a half I u.i n lada who.e name* are .lnt.fl to appear on the froah ro.t r . . . have churned up Graham field put in two kind* of clay . . planted gra*. . . . and a firld heretofore unauited to *ct itmiuge ■hnuld In October be in A - l .hape . . , Dutch Htanlry i* >uperintending conatructu n of ticket booth and other facilillea at the aladium . f . ar>l Carlo* Proctor ia around chuckling over a priie boiing pro*|iect h* ha* Karri* in thia fall . . . a young coming iter who ha* w „n three title* in tough competition . . . i* almoat a *tralght " A '1 atudent 4 • I *] 1 A n «, th. .had* of, th* big oak 3 H I l around Gatoriand the T u m n ie l! *• Fanning five Hudson iv. Util K limrtl rf three paaae* while Miller .Murk Mat-Mt.Iff ir l . l l . lb cm four but issued only unt* bn •• |||..I|||. Kuril rf tu bslli. In the third inhirig, Trammel t ’ itafled ami came in on Math j r U l f f . doub!a to left venter fu the Aialeaa their first .core i f the game. b 4 <1 0 'th m l.ll If finviln lh S If l|.|wa.tl %*.» r Varner rf Graham Field Being Planted In Prepa­ ration For Practice I ' 5 4, On or about the evening of Seplemb'r I . . , make plan* to come to (ivtnrland . . . for ? . A d i caught for Sanford, lie H o l l y w o o d , A u k . a.— o n thrre will tip n "h o u .e -warim. • I removed from the game with the film •rtrens. for ''The Gator Home" . . itnervll’e Sunday when he wa. — Simon* Kimrni, da ,Otl Iho head by u aharply departed Mmutay by plane fur new 40-ronm hou.e Mi.* Georgle New Ynrk en mute tn her her Seagl. ia building fnr the I ll.'IH ■thrown curve. naTive France, hut llnllywim d "Fighting Gator*" and nlhei um [t.A T h # game waa very short. la ' did not learn about it until yes­ vrraity alhl'tea . . . the builder* r > » i y one hour mid 2H mum •ay the G ltn r edifice will be terday. ready by Heptember 1 if they have tn work night ahlfl* . . . many an article will be needed In ftirnlah the houar for lh'* athlete* , . , If ymi wi*h In make ynuraelf quite popular • ■ . plan MATES !•# i IIn* 1 ItlftllAR tn attend the ''hnu*e-w*rming" N* * IIN* i iH M rllw i and bring anmrthlng u.efiil , . . T* a IIn * On* w tfk ft* a lla* ■ml m ernwhllr tell Mi** ,4eagl* O n * M «N ik C a n a l1 f it * w ard s fi Ik* II n** you will provide Ihl* or that. . • S IM O N E S N E A K S !lis s ifie d A d v e rtis e m e n ts SITUATION WANTED ffiiDBINESa SERVICE 1 e. K IN O , rta w k la a - F k -a a N T O i m W l l f k M M '* * " kf wk. t a a llr k aa w a kan, a. J a w . U r M . l a a l l a A at. M TNtNM— Ra.1 I oi a *1. The alxlh ami final ateel lower fur the aladium foodllghta I* on ita way up. . . flrai home night gam . In U . of F . hlatnry la billed W A I T .11311 s> B N N f. L n I n U m T kNMNNt 7 Ik W * M IM A . with Htttaon h e r. S .p U m b rr 2f> . . . and don’t forget thl* will II O I a K W d llK W A I t K I l . L il y M n * be the game the aophomnre* grt J*akInk. 41* fr^M 1*4. their flrat “ under f i r . " laat . . . %Yalk*r, Mill *KH (NIK. U AII t quit* another . . . and th* moat tw » r . »ik. Important by far , , . aeen on TOOK I Mi M l !»•■»* r lr is lig . Al­ the campua thl* rummer . . berta J'aaea. MIA i ‘ypv*NN At*. more often with »rhoal bonk* JO II K ill ISO ir lr la c ( n r l t i wr track. J t l i YaWtlL §14 PI a* than ro-eda . . . Tackle Clark A t*BN*a Goff r r .l Guard Frank Kernel* IIAI.K IIAY jak kaas* *|*aala« at . . . local builne** men a ’o apnrNNfK*. Lula Mb * Hath. 41I H K< Ing no bruahe* In their “ paintim at. up” ipeclaltira . , , and the main IIAI.K MAY Jak. aay klad a# wark. color*— you gueaaetl them, • , Aaaa Rlewavl, 41AH M* ftIII It. orange and blue! lll> ! I K ( I.K A 1 I 1 II, 4 teh w a a k la g l.a al# HntMk. T M Mar A s*. wa- m c lP M I M T . Phaaa llaral rO O tl T t a ilt . H aM arO u l k ra a k la il art, 410 Olio. MISCELLANEOUS IOU8E8 FOR SALE 10,000.000 L O A N y » H l o r n keallh'a w k . driah BUa* i r i i > i Watae— r i m III. If llS lIlin 4>H aafaral.kM A alrplaaft k « i ia t « i i. I t 14 A it. I J U M T i IS l - t n***n **l*ry • a W *a« K i r . i | ir* * (. C * U AV O ID cn a TL V r.e a l. bllta— wa* llweler A bar'* ratal— H ‘» I t . • m i n i I i I i i m m i n i 4*m r «o4 r .l. ll..le r* K * g e r. U u l w . r . t'a. PERSONAL rKHMANMNT WAVK le r * a . . Pvt area. r . | O e .a lr I * — O ra n . C Il F- M m IS NEW HASH DATE 1 . a . ...... " T ^ f l o w io a rra n e Oaintavlll# L*##iburg _ _ Daytona tteich Or ta nd a St. Augustin# Palalka ."S Iiwlaartd ■aaford i.K t u t a 14 .437 •S If .412 S3 If .131 it 14 .411 51 14 .477 41 If .142 43 •I i n Xft m •0*4 I n i f H a r ’i N m i II b K a la lk a X. i B a H r A Ik I^FKliur* f. 113 Inn’n f i). Ha> Inna Btach lla ln F a v IH a f, firla m l* A. Ht. A uk u•( In* 4. I Jr Land 3, iimmom Tm dm r li s n A i r g a I a* m t n t 4 . i laliifFRvtllF a t !i#lj»ndl. HI. A m v K*tinF ni OrlaiHln. Iiaylona IlFarh m I'nlalka ^ J* Cincinnati -------------- -— it 43 lirooklyn ------------44 4t Ilnrtadi -------------- ----It 47 HI 1-miJ* i i s« |'hlUd#lph!a I f 41 T r t H H a F a H**«ta flatsiOB' 3; Pm«\»ur*h i .I I I .173 471 .413 .323 Double Headers Scheduled This Mouth lo League ■'waR, Four Of Eleven Twin Bills S l a t e d ' For Program ThisWeek O R L A N D O , Aug. 3 — Elevrn double-headFra, each of vital Im­ portance in deciding fourth place In Florida State League play, are alatrd for presentation w ith­ in the month, according to offi­ cial schedule alteration* relfated here today hy league Secretary IV le r Sehaal. w , - -w— — —— . •* G inger wnn hla eighth vlcto aa he gave up only aix hit* kept them well scattered. The G -M en acorerl five runs In the firct inning on four hits, two wild pitches, two errors, and three bases on halts, and in the third D e-Vincenii’a double, a sac­ rifice, and a single by Willia ac­ counted for another. Th e laat run acorerl -by the tiMen came in the l i i ' h aa Mc­ Mullen walked went to third tin Gallagher'* second hit. and scored on LLvingiton'a Gy to right. ____ 0O0 200 0 0 0 - 2 In State League frays Tuesday Red* J .. 100 003 O O x -l night St, Augustine defeated De- Saint* Ijind by 4 to 2 Leeaburg won 000 000 100 0 0 0 - I over Daytona Reach 2 to I, and Islet* . . . Gainesville handed Orlando a 7 to Gondolier* 100 000 000 0 0 1 -2 S set-back. The Salnta ended a five-game Senator* 002 010 tOt— •" losing streak in their hujne-town G Men bo i oot ooo— ; as they came from behind in lh sixth with a three-run rally to make it 4 >u 2. Rufus Jackson, LEGAL NOTICE IV La m l-catcher who wa* hit m the head by a pitched ball, wa* \ O T I4 K T O I IIK n iT O R a rushed to a local hospital, it was I T 4 T K OK K I .O H I U A . C O U N T Y O V I K 14IN O I.M feared that he suffered a skull Viiu ami «ach you ar» Jt*re­ fracture but hoipHal attendant* iny im! I Mr,i amt »f r*4|»»lr*i! tu pr* were unablt to report the lerioui- N»nl any fta'rna anti demand* which you, or aUh#r of you, may ne** of hla condition. Have uKnlnM lh# eatal* of E JC Joe Marina pitched the Lees­ HIM 'K H Y. d#C4N#ed. lat# r»f dfryk Cnunty, tn th# fntm ly Ju d g e v W * burg Gondolier* to a 2 to I deci slnn over the Daytona Reach Is­ HemliD'U C o in ly , Klorlva, at iifflr# In I It * court hous* nt Banlander* in 12 inning* at l^ r* - ford, Florid*, within fight mlenburg. Onia singled by second in dar month# from th# ifata nf th# puhllcatlun rtf thl# notice the laat of the 12th with the score flril K irh rlilm nr iletnand mast bm In tied, and advanced on McGowan* writing, unt) muit a U U the plmr# fielder's choice and was nut at ftf realtime# and p«»"t afflc# add re p» nf the claimant, arm mml third on Gotwl* fielder a choice. he **nrn to by the idalmant, McGowan camr home from scc anr ii t, nr h#r attorney, or lh«* nnd with the winning run when u m f will becom# void according In law Marina smashed a hard single Thl# 3«th d#v of July t i l l I4 IT T JI A I U N ! K K T , over third has*. Admin'strator of the Kalat# nf A t the expense of the Orlando Lookouts To Meet Tight Scores Are Gondoliers Here Feature 01 Most At Municipal Park Games la League fit .433 .44 5 5io far thi* w c«k the .Kan Toni -303 it* Lookouts have won one .444 -117 m il lost two, having liroppetl de­ .310 risions to the (painesville (l-M fl) Sunday afternoon at the Munici­ 7*«i**day% H*aalta firtm lt 4* N*w ' Ynrla i, pal ball park here and last nijrht I. Phi tad■Iphla 4. to the Palatka Azaleas. Monday riF Y Fland 7. D o s t n n 4, right they had a field day i t Wn whlriKtun | ( HI, I .oil's the expense of the Azalea city ule end*. I tram, garnering n ; bits and win­ The first place club w ill b* ning 11 to 4. ho*t that day tb the fourth place } T o night will see Manager Bill club v . a five game aerie*, the (Raw meat I Rodger**’ men atsecond place club aa hoat to the tempting tu even the score in third place team. Th* twA w in­ g im e i for the week, as they ner* play a aeven g a m . aerlea. meet the Leesburg Gondoliers with that w ln n tr to meet th* here at the Municipal ball park. Georgia-Florid* League winner Tom orrow night they journey for the Ctaai D chsmplonahlp of to Leesburg for a return game the South. with the Gons. F rida y night they take on the Senators In" Orlando •nd Saturday night secs them B R ID G E V IC T O R S opposing the tame club here. A S B U R Y P A R K , N . J., A u g . 3 W ith the addition of a new — (A *)— Charlea H . Goran and pitcher, Hank R ainer of ( ’ h a ttiMr*. R. C . Young of Philadelphia nnojra, to the hurling staff it ta ami Dr. Henry J. Vogel and Mr*. hoped that the Lookouts* already Robert II. Fuller of New York vastly Improved flinging corps played conelatent bridge again will be even stronger. yraterilay to capture the na­ Starting pitcher for tonight's tional mixed tcam -of-four cham ­ game has not been iinuiiitnceil, Senator*, pionship of th . Am erican C o n ­ tract Bridge League. Four of the elrven will be Nearly alt the reatdenfa of A fplayed (hi* week, m i (onight aa St. Augualine appear* at,Orlando ghaniatan are Mohammedan*. in th* opening lilt* of a aerie* d r r o r rrn L ic -A T to * that will g « * long way in rie- Tr* o h MAORL K W IU O IN TO N . loj l-rm in in g the ultimate fourth Kh .I Lo v .JI Hire.I Kalamaaoo. Ittehlgan place occupant who gel* a ahol You are h.reby ordered to ip . at the league leader aa the pear tn the Dill or Complaint liereln (lied on or before lh* irh Shatighneaay play.off. open Sun­ d .r of Replember, A p m i. day. Sept, 4. fdherwlee a decree pro >coalmen will be entered agalnal you for Three double-header* are **t f.llura to appear, plead, answer f«»r tomorrow, Thuraday, In aft- or demur. II la fu rlh .r ordered Iha llh le no­ rrnonn ami night game*. Pitatka lle* be publl.hed nnee earh week I* at Daytona, Delomd at (nr four roaeecullv* week* In ir-(iaineavllle and Sanford at l^ea- Hanford Herald, a new.paper puli. Il.herl In Hemlnnle i ’nonry. Klorl hurg. , da W llnef. my bah>l and nffb-lal Leesburg play* at Falatka tn •ni In Hanford, Hemlnole I’ounlv. a double-bill A u g 8, Daytona | • Klorkla, Ihla tnd day of Au*u«l, play* at l^csbu ig Aug 13. with i a it. m i . O r IIKI1NIH1N. lo-eshiirg going to |)*(.and the r lif k , Ninth Jiollrial Cirri* I. licit night for a double bid, pi lly A If. W E K K H » . c. Galntavillr mual play off • A llT III II n HA*’ *. rained out game of la t. Ju ly at Htill. ll or for Complainant. Orlando. Plorlta. I’alntka on Aug. 21, while D ^ IHKAI.I Ijrnil owe* Lrraburg a game that o u iiK n o r p r i M i A T io x U scheduled for Aug, 23HN WlfaET R4iCKOVK.il. l*U|nCumpletirif th* I I twin-tilta, JOOff; Daytona ia dated for a doubt*, — VM ■" 1VA MAY lUM’K O V K n. f»»f#ndanl; showing at I’nlalka Aug 2KIN T I I E NAME. OK T IIK H T A T K League dincturm mealing at O r K IA llU D A ; T O — IVA 31AY Del.mid Saturday In a policy- n04!K0VKII. Defendant. I| In ordered that »mt appear making session, were Invited also In Rill of Complaint, filed herein tin or h+for* Haptainber, ith, 1714. In attrnd the official pr«**ntAtiih#n#|p# a Ite rrif I’n* Cnnf**#4i tiun and unveiling of th . 1937 will h# enter#*! agalnal yotij pennant to the Galn.avlll* C II fa also ordered that Ihla Nt lire liff published one# e#rh weelc Mvn in that city Friday night. far four congerulIva week# in th# The ceremony la planned at Hanford l%Vrald; a N#w»pnp#r Heiitliiul# K:00 o’clock aa part of a gala piitiitshed tn ftanford; Co an t y, V ln rk i. program preceding th . DaytonaIlona and Ordered August 2nd. t ill. G lin e a vill. game. O. P. HERNDON, Dlrretor* voted to atart the Clerk. Circuit Court, Kaminola County. Florida. Shaughneaay play-off aerlea Sun­ By: A. M. W EEKH, day afternoon, Sept. 4, th . day D. C. after th . Uagua’a regular ached- (H E A L ) Ken W illis, Gainesville ' K *< lit K'KK aY. 4 c r«u «4 . Hank Bazer Sent To Sanford Outfit C H A T T A N O O G A — ( T l - - The f hattanndga Lnnknut* sent I’i'cher Hank Bainer In Sanfnril ,.f Ike kfoTida St»l* League yeatrrday and returned Second Baseman Jim Hlnndwnrtli tu Washington. The club seni Htnndworlh to Char­ lotte, N . C., in the Piedmont League. CELERY LAND FOR RENTAL A h * «t tN a tm , w . II w h ir » • ' « m i l w l . f w l w M *e* “ • k * i« H I . . . . In i r .l... Rm i. m I L tU n a For Boot Result# Um Security BROWN CO. BELLE GLADE. FLORIDA Martin’s Garage Genera] ^ Repairing £ \ W A S H IN G T O N . A u * . 3.— OF) — T h . R.eonatructlon F ln a n c . Corporation haa offered to maat ■ 19,800.000 loan In connection with th* propowd merger of th* G u lf, M obil, and Northarn and t h . M o bil, and Ohio Rail­ road*. ■■ — Sanford To Try For Leesburg: Takes Day­ I Second Win Of Cur- tona B e a c h Into I rent Week’s Play Camp By 2-1 Mark llronklyn 4-ft, HI. leoul/ 3-1 Clnrlnnafl 3. Pklladclphia 3. Truck & Auto Service Bodk#— Spring*— TYmilm A prk# you can afford to pay Martin’s Garage Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—Egg Mash / Woodruffs Celery Seed Pern Orates Cold Smoke Products Insecticide—Fungicide—Plant Foods Fee**, Ilex, first*, Feetlllee* W**e-K**t AI m Is m I I .s e l l . Campbell’s Security Feed & Seed Store M l W . rtesl By HAM FISHEE — JOE PALOOKA M S • M B .W L O O K A - W O U L D ■ T O S I S M S . W A l . S H f ____ W * C A H ALLO W HO V — ► O H S BUSS. X Jf 1 T M O U S M T M > rt> TH > S C A M T O O F ___ / ( K ' f O COUSSS. V B E LT 8V IL LE . Md.. Aug. 3 — W )— E xperim ent* de*lgn*d to end the Chrlitm ** turkey h»»h ••M on on Dec. 28 Instead o f on J a n . 1 *r* nearing complotlon ni th* D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re's experim ental station. SIDE! ----------- —— ----------------------—— A N c m c A ft Lr.Aurae ________ IT It i i N>w York i l#vrland 14 31 Itmalnn 11 11 Washington I I 4? P#troit 4T 47 i 'hii-ago .......... Si IB ritilad'lptela .... If £4 HI |*4ju la . 27 Cf A A T K Ik k L I.KAfJI’K Pit labnrgh 57 33 417 Nr w York 31 40 .37 t 1'hlrngtj 33 41 53'' r- — 1 YOU T I L L *BM T 'B iV B MM TH S KTWK1W3 BUT X C A H T *» FBROBT WHAT By Jo Mthtr -= » DAN DUNN - SECRET CERTAINLY. SPIDER— ALVMAYS CARRY ONC s I yttt'rt nala* v o a U n l 5c, »-• • • p ! �/ Buford M H m Only Central Un City Affording Rail, Highway A M Water Transportation S e m in o le C o u n ly M o re f r u i t A n d S i m i la r P ro du ce s VVy.* u tile * T h e n A ira In \ m r r ic a A N IN D E P E N D E N T N EW SPAPER Member AmoeUted Preaa P earl White, Ex-Heroine Of Movies, Dies WILL HE WIN? Primary Vote i lit Tennessee Seen As Large Made A Fortune In Pioneer Films Retired In 1920 And Scent Most Of Her *|T im e Since In Paris PARIS. Auk. 4.— (AIM— Pearl W hite, f lm l heroine of, -M , h . old A f r i c a n movie « r - I . ^ H j ial thrillers who always did Against four opponents in today*" her own dnm fevil s tu n ls .1pfimnryi 'Although Senator Kerry diet) today after an illness ot w»» once* an ardent New Dealer, several weeks. She wus 4 9 twb“ " ; ■rdl,riil* *>. havCiMlIrt), no direct New Ileal inyear* old. »ue* ar** involved in thi# rare, In the days when the m o-! ---------------------------tlon picture business was N p u f Y 1VCW I to *“ The Par II* of Pauline" and’ n 1/ m 0 PK U IIV (ilM C U llU d 1 WT a other Mr laIs. k ) 6 l 1 0 W C C O D lt Tha baautlful blonda haroina ** V ia .« g g g v always facad death in tha laat f tn tx rs lo * C a . . , ' . . scents of ..eh chapter but tha U Q U g i a S L O IT lg iU l following wtok tho haro would _____ 0 sava har and tha vtlllan, uiuaUy D 0 . played by Wamar Oland, worfld K e C O r d R e c e p t i o n It “ S 3 first t S S 5 '^ * S daradavlt and aha a m .* . S c h e d u le d F o r H e re alwaya O f W rO n g W ily IT O f s a s h v ii.i k . A «g . i- ia iTe n n «* »w Vote « m ark'll their ballot* Uolav fur u U m u d Slate* senator, governor an<l public u 'llitie* cummiH'ionrr in a Democratic punier y devoid <>( outstanding pulKical issue* but impoitarY. a* a testing ground fur i » u power­ ful fac linns. I n U r r r ', uruo-cd In the fight bstwoen National Democratic Committeeman E. II. t'rum p cf Mimphl* anil tiuvrrnur Gordon Drowning fur supremacy within the sTate, rauseil *d servers In fur*east a record vote of 4011,000. I-mat re1urns ftoni Tuesday's primaries in Kansas, Missouri, Virginia ainl West Virginia dist lose little rause fur rhrerm g by l*T.sldent Kooaevflt'a fullowers, •lespitr some balancing factors. T h r r r is enough anli-nrw deal I m gr ill some of Ihe returns to raise ia'rrasing doubts ovrt thr outcome of thr crucial stnatorial contest next Saturday In Ken­ tucky. where Roosevelt hs< in­ vited a straight-out last of hta party leadership by personal intervantion in the Bsrkley-Chsndler prim ary raceT o politicians, the most 1m! portant portent of .the four-state ; voting is Ihe emergency from did har own atnnta. She graw ----------rich, bat har haalUi falladIn NEW YORK, Aug. 4. — (/p|_ tha aarty 1920’a andaha caraa The bigtown la ready to givr to Paria. Douglas Corrigan, a haro by vhAmarUa aaw llttla of bar aft- tuc of tha moat colloaaal navlg* •r that aave for viaUa In 1927 tlon mlaUka ak-.re CoJumbui nnd 193T. For n tlma nftar har .ailed, for India and dLnovarat 1 arrival bara aba was In n gay A (herice. * racaptlon calculate mada faw movta. bara stag, appearance. Tha V * “ ta, Paarl Whit. Greenwood, Mo. 1M7' , I roast to N.w York and tha. was born In rl#w from N, w York , Bhe m a d . heri )n _ llllalJ Florida Develops As Leading Resort In Summer Months *D ELAN D , Aug. S.— It long has been contended that Florida lx destined to bo almost ts much n summer resort as It h u been, * resort for those seeking win­ ter comfort. This 6ns been one of the points made by the man­ agement of tho several exhibits of Florida’s resources nnd at­ tractions mode nt various point* throughout the country- during the p u t five or sig years. Now, comei tho management of tho flsndy bridge to show dhat surveys made during Um | eel few weeks prerd tint more •nt of state cam have passed over U n i structure during July -than passed aver It Inst October, tho opening month of Uw heavi­ est tourist season ever enjoyed Instruments, is due (u arrive here lata this afternoun on the liner Manhattan. N*w York's ticker tape parade, city hall reception and a lunch­ eon is set far tomorrow. I| will Iw followed by Druuklyi .'s wel­ come in the afternoon and a mas* greeting of Irish organisa­ tion* at night. Florida Merchants To Get Statistics On Their Business Dr. Alexander V . Dye, director of .'.he Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, department of Commerce, has advised Sena­ tor Pepper of a new service rv port far Florida, according la in furmation received here Wednes­ day from tha Senator. The reports, it was announced, will be inaugurated in September and wiU serve as an index to Flor­ ida business In that l*. will reveal the level of current retail aalea. Dr. Dya’s letter >o Senator Pep­ per follows in partt “In September this Bureau ex­ . General Manager Brawn of Florida National Exhiblta, points pect* to Issue f.he first reports oat that tha OoadF Bridge sur­ showing .the current movement vey ah*wi that dat lag July, 29 in retail aalea for tha lists of statea were represented gild that Florida. Tha current itallatlcal of the northern statea Fsnnsyl service la designed to keep re­ of monthly vaaia led with Ohio. New York, toilers Informed IlCeals, Michigan. Ja d Ju a and changes in dollar sales for each WiaCeasln following ilaaely In i of lha mora Important kinda ef the number ef cars ytmlag aver business. The Dietriet Office of the Bureau of Foreign and thr tha struetura. "It will be noted,1’ said Mr. mastic Commerce located ad Jack­ Brawn, "that tha etstee eentigu- sonville, Florida, will participate aae ta Chicago, Clevriaad and in thie program, and co eyeeaUmt New York CUy, ba wkleb Floe- M MHKR 293 apanese Appeal For Cessation Of Fight Okeyed J Go vernor Cone R eported Better By Doctor Erwin do Med rusuroup T,'k>'" ''i,l,ls tMsputed S e e I i o n Neutralized Pending Decision l>\ ( unimission r Mean while l i ^ h t Imtr Slated ( o n l i n u i s Hot Physician Says Chief Need Now Is Keep­ ing Executive Quiet trust lt»; I i* luv it ed INIe\ieo Turns Down , . , ........ Hull Proposal To Arhilrate S e iz u r e II • I -s"«f+sg1 4 Prpgg ,l:ip:s>i 1 Ivt.l S m 1, .| K ussta lio liu 1■• h i . , in -C u p ih e liR liin ip ba'*' I"'*'........ p.ipi i| in a blt- y. » l ulluli.T " » »• tin tli merit of t 1 V\ ■>I r. S Ali||U«ttl1e, to vOVi if* (MU ' piietj term i»f I \ If« tit m. P» n^u m lj, on (fir Kltd itl.i Du In trial ( tunntH*mu Hutton was u|ip.oni. l 1111v I 1»;I7, Id w rv four vrui - Inn re ■iKneil some immtlii ,ur" uhen the nuketip <«l Ih cotiinn-’•ion wan challeiiRetl het’sin»i' In 'll Inatai chitirniii n W rh iM t i ID:*i"U Tal!uhiA*ee. r* ureweiifetl Lilidi K T . Isuy, Jarknaiiiv life, i*pre HeiitA employer’s on ihe i e m l A leDer fnnn Fruilk Iluiie, ex eeutive director of ihe Si* ml v»tfuiiiy lldaiil at W ion rv porting evnl f* e (hat t *-«•*ait merit ayxtem exiinun.iMon, n» Unrida were known in ml vain " i t n realllt vf a nipicxt in.olt tin Ihe printer by an official the Govcrntir’x office, o »/, I placed in th* Salute imluxti I'tininiiaaUiii'a r m in U t*«l»v W Brunch Com*. Inolliei ei ecu live xecrelnry Di Hu* ernor, told reporter1* **We iloii't know w liit lu talking rtlunil. I uni nut ..... .. extetl in the em m nitiliun t mi I didn't know half a ilm en p**t»plt | taking them " I ran wpeak ft*r myxelf tind the other nvcrelur hm h i Hie ol fire." Smith, dlreetor of the summer seeeloa, this Is the largest group of ifuricnls ta receive advanced degrees at rr<y commcncrnvsnt hi >he history of tho university. "Tha these! written by the M. A. degree candidate! thin ytar ora ad anusoally high calibre," Deal Smith stated. Two of them have' already ham accepted by ether teithetlaas ae Ihe bsaea t o dtoeitalliae far PhD. daguaa, and nan baa been accept­ ed lay yahlliatlia by a profea- lando, education, "A Casa Study ol Juvenlla Delk-iuency;* Pa­ tricia Martin, Orlando, English, K Snnduy. lu o p u s e d not a ll­ ium in til but ,it - !■' ..............."I lt.lv m i w e nt , III. Imlr .lupin's ||„. afl.!li It,,.. ■ ' k> . |. .mi Slid an 1 ,, I,., ..g ill,,. 1 be le r"' lUi.vl 1: •. 1111.1 pending 1'•"•i V “ the .I.li.i-. ........... . •)„ f , (,„ llrr by M iutm tiilr f »k j* Hi idnesi e i* and the *11 * n mu* ,1 Japanese d Ihe Rus•m* agsinsl OH men, !5 when the them li envoi nin**lit force*, Hi'in Hu* %‘ iil urtive l*3k|ia f fell' Qt sttihlietf at Inii' Mtiiwiii defeiitteH w tsl •d IM I| mle* rial nietl t lj * , 11.111, |.4. i"hHiiifl if ’ hit .11Mlt'd f- - ld> , k I III* .lijpunv*# iidvin»iv i I'Htii Dtwaril Han k*m , Hif pi *i v i *it itin I i apttal. \ ii *»‘ h rr Ifi itiw-h .fupaiiMi* in<ii # In 9*w t*d mi I Link mw whfri* Jnpi,n* ♦ ti Tipw |i«'*li't| iiMvhim* guna in*iitid u H ri'id i Mpvialnl church miAwiMfiaiy ft inovi'd -***4iidv tu t ImHpifnl wMiimtcd arid rhirw**<§ •44I|l|11*I 4. Hi** VS, iiciiii g4ivm m i*'til r#* fu-wil a I 7........ I S ’ id f t proposal I** ,n hiiiuD* I h f I't in - of uidcitinii i c fur Hit- iM'ictirv of Am erican MWIll'll lilt lilt III McXll'O. Soviet litittiii wii* ri'p u rU nl in have niovfil up iciiifoi v«*uu*nta in Mu- Man* lioiikiiiuiii bonier huaiili* l U-. w loch, of fit nil cii i'I fa in tH tfd Jiipufi diil no* w u nI i,i iJcvi'lup iiit A HI V fog w liiili -lo w rtl the fig blind' v* -D r d .iv wu* mi id lo have «*n,i Dlai I ilia* Soviet com m and ' « I m i i c H i . ii |U forci-* III till* ill*p u tiil i haugkiifftig uri-a a* th# mom 414"*. to.it «»f K micu . .Silwiia and f,. T u compile uiid Iiniily *<• Mull* hoiikuo. I if I o- ki I it i c 11** *1**"1urm ,l„ ia i ria l iv r t" cilrit* *'iilvui. f n II y prepared if uccPssafy'1 Hid i-i'tu m u ik ils and tu fu r" I.li (tu rn lllils* tu Hun- such IU .uni ifpe'oD-d Ih fir *1himI that th# calm-4* of Hu* incident, niiMt t# rfurinatiun I " I h r g lo w e r so lha' ion. in it i"Hg m t i i u of border lu- tuny l«- kept h oller Informed Russia. a* lo actual evisling comlilioli* i l.i’ fu s lic p rfiiln l upon |ltu«*ia m aintain* »hi» i.< defending in Hu* imlustiy tl. T u luster ami eiwim rage her n -r rilu r y and h»A not croastri tin* ...................... . l"«al a '1'1 > " " " ' 1' Hints of citrus growers for the purpose *»f affording the growers opportunities to meet, discus* i. ii,l rultrclivelv art ll|'*ni *H'it Ho* biiidfr.If VV.th 'he * ha rig ku fen g nr** f t c i *n n d , riiilhoi ilafivi* aouri,#'| *4 id, Japan would not idvin c# D i , l . i. i I uk * u ha< cont»nd#4 •hilt the rector i i Soviet .tarri* lo ry w hile Ja p a n irndMit it I* a part of Manchoukuo. Sunfurd Hoy Enters Model Rhine Contest Services Held For Dr. 0 . J. Miller Hilly H>'lh*y head of Ranfoid arul Lcsli.* Adam* and Joe B ir ley of Orlaiid,, are among iho*<* uiialel plane fan* frum tho tin Iral part of Ihe state who entered the statr-wldo mud* I mrplsne contest being held to­ day at the Daytona Beach an port, according lu reports tr reived from th rrr. Th e event |n sponsored t y the rlty ’e IlecrealUin Ilepnrtmen,i ami according to Charles I . CO LLECTS SLEEP R E C IP E S Herring, city recreation director, many enUlce were rrevived ........ G R A N D R A P ID S , Mich., Aug. all over f.he elate. W innere will — U9\— Mrs. Fred Clarke hae U announced taUr. itn collecting clippings on in­ somnia for 10 yaars. H e r col­ Ruth Eugenia Mler, Winter Park, history, "John GorrW, Florida Medical Ptanacg and Harbinger of Alr-Condltlcnlngi" lection of suggestions include Hagtrld Alfred Sehablger. New bating sheep and walking bareSmyrna Beach, i duration, “A htad In tho dewy grass. Study ef imUtutienal Care t o Defended Children:" sad Sarah MaatalUr Swape, Oriaado, BagHah, "Spencer's U m al the « r M d the T h ' Pome of lha Third ad were issued a marriage yesterday by County B* S* -1 in . M illions I , - , mi " i ih e • H frrt'in riil i i i 'i r 1n'b * 1 |J wll loll .III ,ll University Students Hail From U» States Stetson Student Writes The*sis For Master’s Degree On General Sanford id Iwr li;tl 1 !• (y.-v m m point for anll-Rooatvrlt irn tiCalling for n pro, id. i t h i r d a r t i i .u e h y h ead m rnt in Ih* 1940 Democratic t o r e lon.’I.OAll, i.d. Q U A R T E R S . H K S n T f l N A T IO N convention. County Board of I' n. VI. F O R E S T . Mi*< , Aug 4 M l The outturn r of contest nl llvni ( ,d tho l,u fhAir plan** pilot* nouDug Hi* orratle primaries for house mim |",t:tM .tl> school ,*rrni n ‘ \ hat lie in *'4 in mth Mi*<i*«ip|ii Inal ions in Virginia adds Its owe Court House Wrdru I?|H night 'aw tin* flicker of camp weight to the bllance- In both last year’s bodgrl i hre* ub iic th«. t.aiikx of nwirling cases Virginia voters appear to , total expendduri" 11 » i If «•«! rrc«'k wh«*ri* IJnett* Suin'* i ,1 | “-oldlari veil* tented for the *••»• have endoric3 the Indrpcnd . • bu* only SdU2,l>TU , stand taken against many Hooae- due l„ failure of i "fill day of in un ic warfare to­ il morrow, veil measure* by the two l*emo- rover Ihe amount, g i1[ Flr*t victory in the opening critic senators from V irg m u . The largest Item i fi " imltie of a w»*ck of active engage Carter Class and H a rry F llyrd. Is tlT'f.HtU fur sidar m enu for ‘Jfi.lHHI Iroopi cxidinrig They dsfrated for ranominatiun' era and principals. I mg bbink - lii*I|fii<* went lo the one reprenentalWe ru n n . >r on a amount « , , » 91rsU.7 "blue" tinny wh"** track cavalry new deal loyally record and re lalgest expeialiture lutachmeti'* impelled tin* "brow n" jectetl emphatically an effort in tranaportatlon. t_‘ l C A I N E S V I I .I .E . Aittr 1 I'm L o re in d* attempt to march on another rase to ouat a Democrat poila‘ ion lost year versify of Florida is not lookim; New Orleanu. for anil-new deallara. lias nun" Th e victors won control of a fur students, fur it The Virginia result* are ronC A N N I B A L ■ 'C IIK E tiiklgi* mooting U ni creek i«t n now than its furililn-* s i 'i r in fused, however, by the fact that tended, lint if alt ent or prising "I B E L T 8 V J U . K . M .l. A ug I road five milrw c«<t of l'etkin« the state’s seven other iHrmo- 144— Th e curse » r concentration, fu-ml m ihe registrar * o f f m - hud tun after foicm g the brown ruv rratlc representatives, including IsMiltry expert* til the National airy men to retreat under machine dare to hang out u " w a u le d sign, it prnhaoiy would have read, Agricultural Itrseunh ('enter «a- t gun nnd rifle fire. yesterday, results In caimlbaUsm Eight I'dlts further tunt along "wanted, student burn in Wyi.m among chlckrn*. "W hen they is• Red creek the blue cavalrymen lug and student horn in Nevada badly crowded they somethin s dynamited u bridge to prevent *he O f the 1 .I/S students regis rat each other." said an t -,’ieri. lered in Ihe university's lust brown advance guard frmu run tmuing. Earlier leportx »aid Ihe regular session. Registrar llartei bridge wu* Mown up by the blue W . rh u n d lrr said today that hl> percent, slm .nl to a man, hat artillery. A|i official ruiitmiinif|Uc from , hern Florida horn, and that ev arm y hca>li|uar*ris saiil lui ■>.*- ery state in the union except Wy ualBics* rrsultcii anil lai prison- l uniing anil Nevada hud rontrit. utrit a native son lo the Flm era wen- lukrn in cither rncount Ida student body. Hal Ihe old home stale w a­ fer In Ihe lead with Its I ffisis native son* of the .T27H. Georgia born ran 273 and New York wui second with 172. Alubumu, Ohio and Illinois each had 102. IVnn "0*n»Tsl IL n r y Shvltuu San­ Jceta of their Ihexee: sylvania 90; Tennessee rtf., Bunin ford and H is Influsiio* un FuriM ary llurdstte Dsvideon, P a r- Caruling 52 and V irginia .'lit. da" la the title of s lh.**i* writ katrsburg. West Virginia, E n g ­ PO LL TR E K ten by D o rtlh y Primruse M>'- lish, “ Pruverbe and ProvafbUI in J union's Plays Msk'r* of Orlando fur an M A. I'hrast* W a s h i n g t o n , Aug. t -t -e t degree in history from B u t.o n Thoms* N. Fsrsbee, Orlando, Dnlvsrslty, according lu word education, " A Study of Retarda­ Between Itou and 700 person * tion and Failure tr* the Rural working in Wsshlngiun w ill leave received here. County;* tonight for their homes in Ken Nine Btetson University greil- Schools of Orange lucky tu vote in Hnturdsy’* Jirim untes will .be confsrred m ih Charlie Dsns Faulkner. Bartow, o ry election, the Democrat u* at* Master of Arts degrees st th« education, “Th e Organisation of ■ent** voters bureau saai ye. formal Commencement rxe r- a Guidance Program with Spatsrdsy. Th e train will make stops rial Reference to tha Bartow does hi the University Auditori­ st Ashland, Maysvllle, Covington, Junior H igh Behoof* um Saturday. Aug. 9Lexington. Frankfurt and Luut* Vahan Krtkof Magarian, Or­ According to Dean Charlrs (1. ville. Antler* Plan For "Sympathy Party** S itw rU n - where f n ir i's •iffice Blildn r *cl $ 26 3,05 9 Called National G u a rd For In Seminole Simulates Actual School E stim ate War C ondition U p. 1miller i|t|l i n . 1 in keep find .|iin t ,n i t , III on wheel* atartfil it a I'.ldH aummer aeuxon in ilrum.it izatiun of *‘T»»;i<ture Island Above iw a U. Laxt yemr about l,v»:fu,000 peraonx xaw ht»w* in parks, pUygioimd*. un ............... .in Mh«B(1l*|i t.illMliii l.s «m11,■1 ■ thi- ilnCttsi HOI " 11 H. 1♦ till, Itir-a 1 w(I> ’ Budget For 1938-39, "illue” Army Repel Term In Released) ■'.‘Brown’ Attempt T By Education Group1 Take New Orlean andftw -p*. California filar, who mad. last on. , non. , lop hop from |h# w „ Established In 190H WPA THEATER i a- _ — i Final Returns From R e c e n t Primaries Gives New Dealers L i t t l e Consolation Dare-Devil Of The Si­ lent Screen Always Escaped Villain But Dies Of Sickness young, movta a u d ia n c . sat on Ihe edge of thalr teals thrilling SANFORD. FLO R ID A , T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T t. 19.1H F IR E FREEZER B E LTS V ILU K Tlfrl... Aug. • bP)— ThsuFte prepared to “ freese" chemical fine If they should break out In tha Notional A gricultural Reaaarck Canter hare. In the hall outside lha chemical laboratories there hangs a large red Hre e*tlagaUher. It emits a gas which HUM bate dry Ue. • ' " Funeral service* for D r. O. J . Miller, who was found dead in hi* ear W rdne»duy morning « l ihe tlviedu mail, were held at the Frick son Funeral - Hume Ihla ef* .'ernoon with *he Rev; J . B. Root officiating. Members of the Mssunic 1 4 4 4 inducted service* at the grave in U k e v ie w Cemeary termrnt was made. LOCAL WEATHER Generally fa ir tonight, «* * P < possibly showere on nitre me south c o s F r i d a y partly cloudy, scat' lered showers In extreme and possibly In extrema northaesg portiona. Daytaaa Baaeh Tides TameaiUJ Lowi 9:09 A- M. and > �« v V - v , . ■< / ; } .• v j / ' . * ■ * T H U R S D A Y , A U G U 8 T 4, 1W 8 The Sanford Herald loma.* who'HpiH-ar convinced that the Ruseo-Japanem! •Hirder conflict will not .spend ami that some peaceful ailjustmont of the ai.uatlon will lie found, to the layman it seems fairly evident thnt another undeclared war has broken out and ‘.hat this one will l>e no easier to end than that which marked thf> conquest of Ethiopia or the civ I war in Spain. If the fijrhtinK around rhangkufcnjr hill were an iso­ lated incident between two countries whose relations other­ wise were peaceful, the conclusion which seems to have Iwen reached hy the diplomat* would he logical, hut this outbreak is hut one of scores of similar skirmishes with the Russians which hnvc marked the Japanese expansion in Asia. Bas-cally there is every reason in the world why the Japs and Russians should go to war with each other— thn is. every reason which ever has existed for irnlnir TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY W H I jK D A YTi ( II: If this lion* and is a square •h-'otirt^ column ___ bd salty _ and. level hradril chap, who i* sincere breexy it will probably be due to j in hia desire to tender hi* slate the fact that the Kay family i» j a real and listin g service, vacationing for the month of Because he wnrktsi and fought August in Florida ’* charming j for a sale* tax at the 'asi se.wtwn. and world famed resort city ,'am i since he is a Dupont man, Daytona Beach. . | many felt hi* en'ry in the speak­ e e o f lf ie w f tw iH f iW f h J w c u ^ A 4\ V 7 adopted sortofMtrHra, dndOPor&e ^s^hinpbn. NflHK&D TUBIHJWllRPTkjN It ha* teen sevrral year* »incc‘ our !a*t sojourn herr and th'le im■ proyement* that have taken pine# are amaxtng. D is really "Top*” aa a vacation city and no matter what one n ty desire O f W U .t P R t V t t t e k / ( Uf^rniponJ{m£hPtme) Ite P g o fttW H o fW / v x t e e e D u M D f R -m c B & P f l M I M I P m X 51N C6 S a fe M liM o f M m / p to f c j W ORLDS TAX -Mfi/.imtl u r M ii la IfcU pmp+r N «a l ■*••• (J j ^ ■ jg R ll» r if l«p mm4 M h ililiF d r Im b # rf In. H s b l* In n «b ll* n tl«» m i . r . t f t i H t f l M k «rfla nrn TH U R S DAY, AUGUST 4. 191* BIBLE VKIIHE FOR TODAY ■ GOD CONSTANTLY IMPEI.S t; 1 T O N E W ADVENTURES rikW OUt of Ihy country, sr.l H w . into th , W indrcd, arwl ro rn r (k t A n d which I Khali *h6* thrr — Act* 7:3. M A N H K W IT t T IK I) 'hand ha* gone from And h rh rrfo ith (1 range. . §• when a t night the Ivy blow*. And watery fjuwer* shut and does This craxed soul looks out. r i a ,‘ fV •fiiy what tin* .Japanese are ilrpemlinj ti|«.ti mr.ro than anything else i* the nllinnfn with tier many. Of all the people who are on the earth, Russian are ' he moat detested by the Hermann. The Slava ant <.ermanic |ieop|e* have hren pnemio* for centurim. Th< rommtinlat and fascist form* of government represent iht ••xireme left and right w'rtgs nf pnlilical thought Millet has anid again and again that hi* ultimate objective is th. Ruaainn Ukraine. Wh'le treaties and alliance* are none too df|iendaldi in Ihia tiny anti time, and the Japanese would lie foolitdi to place too much reliance in a part with Germnny undei ordinary r'rruma.ancea, an occasion where Russia won. seriously embroiled in a war with the Japanese would pro sent just too good art opportunity to the Nazis for the tier man war lords to miss. Never again would they he likely r have Much an excellent time to strike. ' And so we believe that the diploma's have somethinw more than an ordinary Itonler incident to settle '.his t'rnr the Japs arc probably counting heavily on help from Orr many and they will probably gel i„ While things for th< moment are fairly culm in Europe, the chances are it I, hut the calm before the s.orm. And almost any day now we may expect Germany to start stirring '.hings up again jmWHtYBNNB KCfUSS COHdm sM l *PU&66M1)H6M 3«r' The winding dust— snake, and rn to Washington. Adams, Je f­ ferson, Madisrrs Monroe, J. (J Adams, Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison. T y le r, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore and Tierce. CroHH ( ’autiouHly when the stragglers seek the flocks, And scraping snails go home to recks, ' He, all ahw*", fares forth 5 1"'® the forest, dark and high Where, on the ground, amid thorns h ell lie In solitude to hear . D ie frilled owl, unreal fill, weep, ftlrful, hipU I piI !»«•111• • frrrp, m s And in Ihirkrt*. try. — F n n rra Ruikc |UI*y. Tm reason the Tampa am LAkatand m rrrhanta are so ar • th * just now In trying to pm r •top to gambling is lieeause thi 8 am biers are getting all Ihe bust t npprars. While thone attemptmg to rriMA the atreet, who have been Ntiqqietl hy .the red light, too often atar'. off *7 ua thu amber light ap|<earH. anil an accident occtirn. "The purpoae■ "f the amlter ligh'.”, the Miami Herald explains, "ia to allop all movement at tho .atrcct in'.erseclion. "Some drivers there are iwhn,, when .......... ........ the red light in displayed, etlge up to aa near the croaa-atreet — linej aa ponathle. keep Iheir cars in alight motion and, when the amher light appenra, dnah acroaa w Ithout reference to any Cnr ,, , m"y ,,<1 comlfK Irum the right or left. Every operator of an automobile should get I*, thor­ oughly In hlit mind that he ehotild not alart moving acros* “ If wrc*n ,,*hl cornea clearly. Obacrving 'hat ride, he will alwaya Im« safe, but If ho ntlempta to noth Ihe amber Ugh' there la trouble (n alore for him at aome future lime. "One who habitually vlnlatea traffic regulatlona will, aooner or later pay for hia Itllonyncraay wl'h a had acci­ dent. or worae." O LDEST TA X . . . o to bombing Japanese trUbp M*U along the Siberian bori f l t seams advisable to keep * • In darknet* a t night. Its Wf a hop a t all across th* IM aa Baa from Vladivostok to Islands of Yrxo and Honshu, ------- Mpt th a t Norma Hhearsr ha* W M rd that the positively will play the p art nf .Scarlett In m Wl'h the w ind," maybe AN EXPERIMENT IN GROWING By T . R. H IG G IN S la Orlaade Sentinel ny nave a mrdlum heavy soil. While Adams Is blailng Ihe » -» y , there will, of necessity b-i m.ich exp. rimenting before any defin le plans In the growing tolisico will have bei n agreed jp e n GENEVA tho risk of taking 0*1 Russia very tint* the Jsp an ts* « >>•*• Utolr arms full »(tfc •- But on th* other hand, 4n n * i be foolish to on * *4 'bo very time Germany eltion with the A. P. Connelly thla week. tJMrtag to strike Into Cseeho:H . H . Pattiahall, J . T . Me Beat Estate Agency. 1 w bkh i» "»*T#ly tho gotoLain, f . B. Doohvy, Onto MathA rth u r Gatchel k home on f m . • told R ustle's western fron* Ipugh from Camp T riv ia , s i n torn. E. R. Riiboo and W. o Kllboo attended the thru* meetLT c °** 14 w , r " ' f t Antonio, Texas. *d etdirf to It Is practically certain she lag In Ovtodo Tuesday evening. Mr*. G. C . H ill and two chit•RVt to fight Germany at tho Unfortunately h* w*s tntarA H. Pattiahall wee aldetod medrea nr* visiting in Tampa, •id vice president and P. B. Kptod In gtrlak personal sttan-' Hill axpocto to go down ' m (to K;«y #f ^ 1 A&usac »» IU homo of bln pi Wednesday afternoon. Caps Coining Into Style For Men As New Fashion Fad ADELAIDE KERR I NEW YORK.—(AY—C ap makera a r t determined to put cape people" this falL on the % ,'4erat celery, but the high land must 0 11 all "># s t people' Mr. and him. Drvasner expect to return from New York the la tte r part nf Augu^j and get real busy fixing up their new store which Is now located in the h eart of Hanford In the Bonita Cafe. Dr. Collins over In hia car. Edwin Moye, Harvey Parrish, Haskell Brown, Le Clair Irwin and several other Sanford boy* hava Joined tha Naval R*.«j 4 o« this week and will be stationed a t Key West. Morris Hpencer on board ilhb Leviathan, the large transport In U nde Ham’s service, write* us about Ilf* in port and say* th a t th* big musical companies cam* aboard ship and give m i Ho good show*, l i t te n t clippiaga from the navy magatln* that ar* all w ritten by sailors and they are goodW# ar* glad M o rrtfT u well and *aJoying Ilf* while h « . la la port hare and "over t h s * * t l U »__ I___L .. V I •♦ton between Japan .week and accompany them hi Mia* Adel* Rinct la now to n e to b* developing 'toe. of the terrific tone her af U* Pint Grade I [0*h 'wo small boys In tbs Junior Department, n • *W by calling each claen af girl* with aa excel «»4 then began pash. tonebar. tor, until on* of than The latest star la oar m i other's ftco end be ro- a** U„ !,r. C0" * 1, WhlttU. h a poke la tba aoo* Itoe enlisted la the nary aa•flfbl began in **tn- awaitlng order*. t' 'n t thing you know Llonal Monroe, another 8- . Only dirret tax affecting the majority of Egyptians Is th* sge-nld Egyptian land tax, paid U la y by over 2.500,000 land­ George Washington Parke Cur­ owners. Oldest rxixtlng tax In tis, adopted son of President the world, ll ditea from the (worse Washington, h id ,, tha, time of ih « Pharaohs.,The.Bibla, honor to witness the in m g u ri-' mentions It, bt Gen-sis X L V lf , Hon of It Presidents of tha U nilrd States Panorrow : Th* President who lie «aw the oath of office gle- caaiaillted forgery- SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO {ton to tho giuwtog tobacco. ba#n- arcidsotally wound* dd while *n a Bahtog trip. How. ever, be laid * f*« days ago that tinea ha had cut aad cared th* tabasco Be belletW It to bo er'* rare was amir.I at Lettering his position in the m atter of foreing a sales Ini in the coming session. At the caucus, however, Wir t openly pledged himself as opposed In the form of recreation and entertainment, yo u ll find it here. Bathing at 'his time of the year ia delightful and no hearh in the world pmvides better safeguard* and pm ler'inn. for •lert, experienced, eagle eyed lifeguard* are stationed at fre I ,u r" quant Interval* along the entire, c" ml bathing »erti»n, while courteous,. , *’1 fliendly police officer* see to it 1 11 •hat pcde.triam and kiddies a i e ' ,li,l m no danger from vehicle* *hnl’ through strict yet courteous e n -1u ,llr forrement of traffic regulation* . lh ,t I've a lot more to tell you lrrW about Daytona, but 111 save ll ""*■ for a later column and now I ''■c1' want to jump bark to tha We*' r t 01 Goaxl and tell you a little bit about the legislative euuru* he'd to.yu last week *1 Moon lake Garden* but 1 near Tort Richey, in l’a*c0 f’oun Legislator* began paining in' P O R T D O D G E , la.. Aug 4— Tamp* on Friday and were enlei tained by the llillirhoroiigh dcl<- lAh Police lee'ird a warning yes ,n tirn with a dinner at the Co terday lu thieves who stole four liimhia, famed S|punish restaurant I ren guinea pig* and two rah I0 6 5 <w 8kes through hi* vincy pane the tlrlvtT.a, upon aepinff the green : ■ road light turn to nniher, at»e»' :l up their far« hoping to gel D I 4 f t to the moon, the Irseks. the acroaa before Ihe red rlgl |*>. toad. A n d P erso n a l Activities By RUSSELL KAY They have gone *a far aa to ^orm " ' n ^a p Advisory Council j “ P nf the manufacturers of C*P® *n<' "»• materials used In H>*m) whose campaign 1, aelF f ,p " » ,r *'*bea from Hollywood to Ihe Senate. • • • S»jr» Harold A. Balsman, proSlgaa af Recovery motion director for tha counell, Sanford, one of tha last of tha "I*0**0™ »ay that It’a harm ful to titles In tha State to show signs ** nut ln th* »un bareheaded, of rrcovery after tha collapse ****4 hair should be pro­ of business a few years hack. fr°"t the sun. But a hat la definitely on tha up-grade, to i"*’t ,h* ,hin* »• w w » b « r»« much so th at outakl# interests ,# "‘t'4100™- 80 wear a cap In th* ar* being attracted her* either coun for Inwatment or for perman"Bealdea there’s m a srci In a ent locations. « P - You can't wear a fait hat or For . number of year* trot a • wb« » ^ »*• kiaalng a single new raeMenc* of Import- « lrl- Y ,u iW lem ea took anc# was built within the city 0,1 ,h« lr h >u * ^ t 1'. oh. "b y not limit*. Today th* noise of the w r,,„* **** , l io ~ n 'x •«' I" ‘b# taw and hammer, pleasing to lb* ***• ears of every resident, ia heard Tha campaign In Hollywood, se­ al moat without interruption. cording to Mr. Salaman, baa put Not only ar* new buildings. **P* 0,1 Clark Gabia. Bing Croaboth fa r residence ta d buahwss, bF Robert Taylor, Jam as Elllaon going up, but aid unoccupied William L udlgin, among bualnaas plncts have been re- olh" • '• o n modeled and a n now throhhiag Now design, have boon dowlth industry. eelopad to Inertia# cap appeal. The lx tael bnportant Improve- Among thorn la a. "bLawIng" men I b the purchase by tba f « " cap— pis* tad In the renter. Mother farm it or* Comany of the Cap* ar* being faahloned to fR f 150,000 arcade from the Orange »*• !***• ‘ooj caps for round fae* Count* Buildkw and Loan * — **, aRuara face* and oval raco*ciatlon. M a to ? Is r c i d T b . .U a d a H rnoieU tocl-tU the tb t. building for IU home a * in Ybnr C i'y. The nest day the gang motored to Dade City when- Pasco's John Burks did a inignificient job r f ! makin' folk* feel at home, pro­ vided a delightful -unrheon at the hotel in Dade C ity, following which the party moved on !u Moon Lake for the caucus and an evening dinner party • which closed Ihe rnjoyetle ansi inter­ esting pre session. If the haimnny, fellowship and good will shown at (hi* meeting is any indiralinn we ran look for one of the most constructive, intelligtn' and business like legis­ lative session* in the state's his­ tory when this group srttlea down to business in Tallahassee next Spring. The selection of 0. Pierce Wical as Speaker of the next House, fol lowing a spirBed campaign with |M f|p d able men seeking (he post, did not come as u surprise since one after another his oppo­ nents have withdrawn until the actual caucus found only Leroy' Collins left in the race when (he ballots .were cast. Both able men, both stronglysupported, the opportunity was afforded for a split in legislative' ranks with bittrm iss on one side or the other, rrganllcse of who won. But to the rverlasting credit of all, victor* and losera alike, .. the vote was announced, all when joined • 1 one in pledging Iheir loyally and support to tho new speaker and the humbleness at \ appreciation of Wood's acceptance speech, coupled with th* good sportsmanship and sincere con­ gratulations from Collins wl'h a motion to maka tha chulcv unani­ mous, glee an exhibition of har­ mony and good w ill that was creditable indeed. U beity's Pierre Wood should make 'a splendid speaker, lie pos­ sesses all the necessary qualtfica- E MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor ^Social Calendar MONDAY The citclr* of the Women's kuxtiiary of the Kir-l Presbyter a n Church will meet tl, follow*: Circle N'lmbei One, Mr- C C. (itlggs. chairman, will meet with Mrs K. E. Herndon, 2l«l East fourth Street, at II 70 o'clock. Curie Numlicr T»", Ml** Ix-Uie ' aldwrll. chan man. will meet |vith Mrs J O Huff. 21 in San bird Avenue, at I 00 n'clock. There will hr no meeting -if Circle Number T h rtr. Mrs It. J Holly, chairman. Circle Nuniher Four, Mr* II |l McCaslin. chaiim»n, will meet pith Ml-. McCaslin, 507 Magnolia Avitiuc. at 7-70 o'clock. Circ'e Number Five, Mrs. A |i Smith, chairman, will meet yslth Mrs. V. M. lireen. Jewett* | ant. at U M o'clock Circle Number Six. Mr* 11*'»V Vvjodruff, chairman, will n o t rJ h Mr*. F. D Scott, 22* West fw te e n th Street a 7 -70 o'clock, • f h e regular busines* and pro­ gram meeting Of the W omens Missionary Society of the Mr*t Methodist Church will meet at the church »t 7 70 o'clock. The circle of the Women* Missionary Society of the bir *1 11ant i s C h u r c h will meet as f«>l- hits from an e*|n-Vinienlal tabo'atory that the nninmls liave tie.-n Innoculatrd with three dangerous disease* rabies, meningitis and tuberru'osis. AMrtRR BROWN CO. BELLE CLADE, FLORIDA AlHC0H?n7piltD Tiicle N'lmlier One of the Frst M«-th(Hli«t Church held it< "rgular busimas and social ■peeling Monday afternoon at the h m t nf Mr*. W . C. Dekle nn the West SideIn thu absu.-e of the chai'mnn, Mrs. George McLaBm, MrsBnslic W illiam s, vice chairman, preshled over the mteting Rou­ tine busines* was discussed and it was announced that the next meeting will be bdd at the home of Mrs- L . P. Ilxgan with Mr*. A . I). S h o .n u k rr and Mrs. Les­ lie Went as hostessesAfter tho business meeting a m-ciil hour w in rr.'oyed -and the hostess served refrrshments to the following: Mr*Paul Uedf'-arn, Mr*. H, W . T u rn e r, Mr*. J . G. W aits, Mrs Poiter Lsnsing. UMMEITCOMFORT, lung* mak* them. . M anafacturrra nr* watching new fall scarfs sad tha tweeds used In fall suits. They want t o maka caps to match them. WERT-The JEWELER | CARD OF APPRECIATION With gratafu l hsart* w* wish In express our appreciation for th* many thoughtful expreasloa* ol sym pathy extended u* during t this tim e of sorrow. Mr*, f . D. Parker Mrs. Quinton Brown William T. Brown. T TONIGHT ii;-i rT T i ? T ! . y - y c 7 7 T ■ * : : j . h t .~ . - hj PAGE ■MEMOIRS OF MY FI ’KOREAN TKII n T e s p i e r i i h u s f . m u c iik y 148 In honor of their forty fifth w elding snniVrruary. Mr u .l Mrs J W. Mero were ruest* *1 a liinche.111 giv-n by their child ren Tuesday *t their home on Ijik r Onor* The rooms of the home wendecorated with summer garden flower*, iinniis predom inate. Those enjoying the ocr»sioii with Mr and Mr*. Mero were Mr* J»mr» Jackson er.t children, Wesley and Nancy Lynn. Mi* Marvin Jackson and daughter, Carol l.ynn. all of Crescent City, Mrs J W. Mero, J r and son*. Bobby and Eugene snd MiW alter B»ch »nd Steve llodgkf. -------------Mr,. C. J I arisen has returned home from a visit wph telalivrs Frlrntl* of M»% 9kill rrg rrt to know hrr h<>mr tr* FriUi Lee StenMnun . *ue*t of hi* moth Steward, fm m *h Mrs. Bacot Ellerhc Is Guest Of Honor Mr*. Bacot Ellerhc. a rcecni bride, was honored with n *ur prise miscellaneous shower given at the regular business and *0.Mr ami .Mr* II I„ I 'n k in i cial meeting of the Philnthcn h»ve a.* their Riirnt for *rvcr«l fins* of the First Baptist Church wrrk* Mim Natmlir 11ur lnn«l ol Tuesday night at the lionie til Palmyra, Va. Mr*. .S. J. N it «on Palmetto Avc nu*. Thi* room* * auem hled w rrr ilecoratril w nn V*v«*ral attractive arrangum rnt* of xinnla*. A ftrr a Rhort hu*inrR* meat*' ing game* anil context* w rrr playnt ami a p rlir wa« awarded to Mi*« Mary Calhoun. The mrm her* of the cla** al*o prr*ented Mm. E llrrbr with n number of Clft". t(,niJ (jeo \j lu rr gp,.,. |) Thui A Million." Mr*. M. It H u n . .11 and la>. chihlrrn of .lack*.in. Mi**, have arrived 10 l.r th.- go--*l* .. 1 Mr*. Hutton's falhi-r, Forest |jik.-, o' 20th the (iillo rt H o ld for ahoiit thro- cd nut by prrvlewcr* a* an cx»o<td: of the clever losing of “developed" latent with Iried trooping material. Interviewed regarding his d i­ rectorial work on this corned v m in n . r , Walter Lang passrd all ereilit In Darryl F. Zanuck, pro-, duction chief. “Noboily rise," ileclsreil l/ing. "would have asstmlilisl *11 h a cual. The uruaI formula wr«»ul(l hive tieen to pick two 'boiofflc*.' n«mm for the Rtirrini: bracket* amt then rely on l.ariy l.url; I *r the reM of the ci*t. •"I'll Give A Million* itare Warm r U lster a* a wiallhy man who lire* of fawning fneml.n and voiuiitardy becomes* a hobo. “Then, one of Hollywood's moat vivkl rem onalilira, Marjorie Mr. and Mr*. II. Antlrrvin of Haating* arr (hr nt rrlativr* in Sanford for n f*-w day* Mr*. Andcrnon will !»«• r**m nnbr red a t lh«* fotliirr ill I** SALE STARTS K v u ry in d iv id u a l p ic n 1 o f f u r n ilu r i f )O r f e x i ’ i p t N o n a t ''o n a l l y a d v e r t i s e d a d d it io n s w ill c h o ic e s t s u its a r e he m a d i to th e has boon U to d -to a fto t, ITto i t - pi in (I a n d r u -m a r l a r tic le s . p re s e n t s t o c k .C o m e in and m al s o ld . A 1111 KnliMin. Margar ' ,nmF' I*''1 ,n r Florence, Mr. end M rr. F . V.e. Wednesday for their V<V*t Drange, N. J after a short time here with Mrs. William Musgruve Elisabeth - Rutledge. . |, ft home m spending Mr. mid mid M *. . ... ... .. I44iira and hdna < hittemb n mi Weaver, waa given the romantic , . ,* . , , ... 'leave hiklay for Daytona Hear* role opposite Warner. M is . h,.rr l(| W(|| tw W iavrr. a comparative Raw-1 w „ k, w Uh J | r - , ni| Ml|> , coiner to film work has b s.r,, rh (||# n i|rn , nd r, mi|y uf w . al, carefully developed in a serl:* of |n8,un> p c . rules of gradually increasing Im - 1 ’ ' ' _____ porlanre. Another im portant role ( Mr>. R. L Khinholser an was given to Lynn Bsri, also daughter. Mr*. Lillian Jones .-I carefully guid:d for more than (Jacksonville, have retuinrd frnn • year. a trip to Havana, Cut a. WhC. •"N ext, th* atory tailed for! there they were g u e s t , at tin character p arts—all r.ed ln g ax-ipiaxa Ilotol and were enler'alnr. pert interprets lion. Front rank j extensively by the Havana of star* were called in No on* dan ficlala of the P. and 0 . Steam chilling* tho ability of auch ship Company where Mrs. Jonei actors as Peter Lorre (M r. Mo- la employed a* secretary to thi to), Jesn Heraholt, John C a m - president. Mr. ami Mrs. Khln dine. J. Edward Bromberg. F rlU Jio lse r will haea Mrs. Jones a Feld, Slg Rumann and many other*. • "W ith th at kind of trooping, d irects.r ‘III CRv* A Million’ FORT WAYNE, Ind. t/D w*a a p l e a s u r e . " ________ ’ Judge Harry II. Ililgemann tu'd John Headrick, 57. who was lxfoie him on an assault and but­ tery charge, Zhat M days in jajl would be about the right senlance. Then he added: “Th* -weather la to hot lli»* I'm going to ru t it down to IV* days.” Graceful 9 - Piece DUNCAN PHYFE SUITE Now Only $99.SO F R ID A Y C A N T HUSH UP A GOOSE B0 CKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Alberta—(AY—Eoelp* for foiling chicken thieves: Put a few grew among your fewl. Farmers of this region have found the gees* mak* so much Bole* when disturbed the", thieves have to daar out Easy Terms! Seven Km art I v S ty ln l I'.ecM Hlch W alnut Veneer h^MrkMd Jto aofih lNorlda. H IR E R Mr. And Mrs. Mero \ Ilave 15thAnniversary I "I II Give HOME-MADE CELERY SALT Want to maka your own cslery salt fer flaverVvg soups ami ■tayrsT Dry celery leaves In a vtry alow oven or on hock of the store, then crumble them ami add to equal portion* of table s a l t,, T e le p h o n e C e n tu ry- Fox’* latest production weeks. to roach Sanford ha* Is m point ’i r c l c N u m b e r O n e O f ^ C h u r c h H uh M e e t r Hirtlid;i> Party Given Edward .McCall, Jr. New Theory I k Tried In Making Ritz Film CELERY LAND FOR RENTAL v ' : <* —- THF SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORmA With Germany’s Help STRANGE A S I T SEEMS— By JO H N H IX tt r '^'■THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1938 t ?. Extension Table—Six ChairH To Match Special UarKains In a ll w o o l ru g u . F u c t o r y cltm c n u lg e n a b le un to o f f e r y o u th e se p ric e s f o r a lim ite d lim e o n l y . $ 1 9 .5 0 U p Suites Over $1001 Percent Down 1PercentPerWee \ �AU G U ST Sharp. Vocational Co-ordinator inf In tiii bnaineaa rhown by th* named by Superintendent G rave. apprentice. to direct the program, eapecta Four major problem* were on­ to place 100 boya and girl* in cmx.ered in inatitutine the proapprrntlee job* neat .emeatt-r. f i t m , Mr. G n v m **id These | Student* work and study alter- *e rr: Obtaining perm teaion for rmttly under the ayatera t!e»igned the experiment from the Vocaby M r. Sharp. One day they tiimol Education Commiaaion of ■--- » ■pend in their claiaaa and th « *h»* State Mepartmrr* of Eduntat they work aa apprentice i ration; securing furiher permiain department store*, creameries* r ion from the State Division of hal»erda»h«f iefle offices, e n d Industrial Welfare; getting llaeountle** other buniness places, hility Insurance to protect the Th e Chamber of Commerce almlsnla; and selling the Idea to im m u n it y ao thoroughly aa SAN B E IIN A R U IN O . C alif. and atrvtee cluba are co-operatA u f . I — “ No experience, no Job ing with Mr. Sharp by urging u> injure It* continued support. 8u wiiaiT* I heir membtra to employ apA commit tee of 12 solved the Public >rhool aulhoritir* here prentice* wherever possible. fourth problem. Its members took this remark uf a htyh **-h *il The system being user! in San M » r « d the theory of vr**iionaIfraduate a . an Indictment of Ikm ard in o stipulates that ’ h*-' among civic organizations, educationul method*. W ith irio* apprintkefl remain under th* I m< rchsnts, and businessmen, all inf freijurncy. it was iM-mif njurisdiction of the school system. ' of whom were enthusiastic, pelted r . one variation or an Krnphiyers hire the students at I Muring the first year of high other by doien. of fradustrs a previously established rate of school, the student I* given test* Albert I). Grave*. Soperin- pay. lt> provide the apprentice I to determine whether h.- is fittfTsleni of School*, set out to do with the experience he needs, to ted for the type of w rk h r has M m .thing about It. T h ri-.utt find employment. In many cases chosen, or to help him decide la a "work-am i learn" em ation.l ihe apprentice remains with th* upon a vocation if he has not profram . which ha. jdar.d W -wme firm on a permanent basis already done so Hroud. general V> 1937 New Mexico had tin apprentice* with husini-** h-u«e- following hi* graduation. courses are followed during the highest birth-rate in the country and industrial plant* in it. first M u ivrj the apprentice period* next two years. Muring the sen M m rs tr r. the schools award scholastic | h i t years the student devotes New Jersey the lowext. O f the..* first product* of the credit equal to that given for | half hla time to courses related aiperlm cnl, on ly two failed in any other type of vocational directly to his chosen field and Wake a *«ti*fartory showing at training, and agree to co-onll- the remainder to working in that Oltre In the pr.clleal application nate in the classroom theoreti- field. of their trainVvr Joseph M cal education and apecifkr train- ’ f'hecks on hU progress are National Guard m m CaUed Stimulates Actual For In Seminole War Conditions School Estimate I 5: s tw Apprentice I’ System Tried By £ California School FRIDAY ONLY FKEHII PORK BANANAS i i i CARROTS B u n ch 5c i i L I E Y ’ t2rt3.0liU.0U A N T IC IP A T E D PICNIC HAMS CELERY 2 stalks HPR1NC LAMB HALE Legs lb. .... 21c Chops 2 lbs. 29c Shoulders lb. 14c Stew lb .......10c 3 for * (». I l OUnisklH 10 lbs 193K-39 Fe d .ra l Source* Vocational Fund* State Source* Te a ch e r. Salary Fiaid Vocational Fund* Free T u t Rook* T a t e . Assessed less 3 Poll. Incidental*. interest, etc. Sale of P ro p e rty nnd other revenue Total f'-ash bitUm-es 7 -I-3B (irand Tutal R.caipta and Balance. FRESH l*ORK HALE Hams lb.......25c Backbone lb. 21c Shoulders lb ... 18c Sides lb. ........15c lb. U M a J .s v J 4 1-Ha. SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs. 17e »* O W Wit IT U CAULIFLOWER lb. 10C it” C3 A I i d N l-h lt (»*| a l.H K I l * w rit n * K - o - t . t : t v * TALL BORDEN’S OR NESTLE MILK •au K M T '* * . Fresh Prunes I H H M IU t r i Pork & Beans MU fMH’H TKY K la T PHMMII'M F t NM lb. 20C Best White Bacon lb. ] 5c No. 2 Tomatoes Full Cream Cheese lb. 119c 3 Cans Oil Sardines been fattened on Early Corn — it’s lb, | You Spreadit Oleo lb. ]15c | Sliced Breajtfast Bacon lb. ] 5c Sw w w dow n o r iik l i aonu C. G. or G. B. Corn ^ 2 PILLSBURY OA 11 FLOUR 6V 1 RILEY’S OR MELL-0 COFFEE Pegs 1 9c u t o k m . it Tomato juke Bulk Sugar Georgia Pew ic to | Real Bugay Cured Ham Hock . ] 9c a / II, SPAK|S RIBS BEEF STEW HAMBURGER LARGE FRANKS PEANUT BUTTER u oa. Ih. 17%c Friday Only - COUNTRY BOLL BUTTER Lb. 26c ffp ifF P U * K lj ROASTS This all young, fat Ga. Beef has All Meat Stew Roast ih. I J c Lard 2 lbs JO* Bones 2 f€ Bacon lh. 2)C Beef 12c Bacon lb. IJ ^ C a t.ii K ii D i m . n lb Best Ground Meat H R « r Oft V H A Ii I ' m . l'.* a !»»:t K STEAKS lb R TI!K H STEAKS ; ONIONS 4 lbs. BANANAS 10 lbs. RUTABAGAS |b. LETTUCE 2 for CABBAGE lb. .IH f2B3.0S9.00 MAXWELL HOUSE PAN V T R H IH H Y M I.I.IIW a y a v Kit * i M i r i t p R E C E IP TS CHEESE 2 lbs. 2Qr Iit will speak louder here 2 lbs. POTATOES ™ WISCONSIN DAISY S GRAPES AVOCADOS n' T 1 SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 19c 5 L bs. 9c CALIFORNIA lo, b k ' I m *4 tu bullHm*’ New Equipment Lib a ry Books New B«*es j T im e W arrant due 1939 i Interest Current Loana | Interest on Tim e W arrant A: " t Tota l Eapendlturra Reserve for CoiilLnfenriva Balance lo carry over FRIDAY ONLY If it's true that money talks F J t U I T S A L A D D B K S H JX G i Rent or h u U dinfi Add a bemten t*g while to I'ommtaalon., A » r . A Coll. majonn#ta« to be u»fd in fruit Kleetions (D u t . No. B) m U 4«. Th e t u *h<iul<l be Site*. W 3 P Playground addnl Juat before .ervine tim r _N , W Huilrlincra b u tto n h o le ! ! ™ Beat* .the buttonhole, io kniitad garm ent, t0g e tH e r-to Veep them from ktretchlng when *Jiey are ironed. You can cjaaily ramov# the thread, when the ferm ent h e . rit’led’ “ ' ‘ Thirty Students Are Given Places With Houses Of Business i Tomatoes 3 for ’ Mustard 10 oz. |ar...........5c N U » H U 8 K -II»I.M Queen Olives...................10c : h u ja m n u n Fresh Cuke Pickle 2 for 25c 2 V» Silver Floss Kraut, 10c $ U Purity Cut Beets.....10c V\ A storO .P.T ea.......... 15c j t > H ’T -IIIT K l'M W « R T M R D Pineapple Juice ............. 10c CRISCO 3 lb. cm 5J* SECOX u a a a box MATCH EH Bu navnanna aw CAN MUYV Bgtuw V SPAGHETTI JK W K I. Shortening 4 lb. ctn.....,..45c No, 2 Olympia Peas.........5c ^liMdJP^eapple 2 for... 25c We-can ^ 4***™ oa to mU i 2 for 'm , *• oa r t x r t a n n i . pom ato Juice 3 for.u.....25c J ff- 8 « S r .^ 7r i » 'M ••**.......HU ' Juke 47 as. 17c 'e f 8 * ^ J ........... m ■ H mM I I H f A n r pi h i A m v a M ia M if a A -• �y ' i rv — l* ~ ' ’ - TlftmSDAT. AtIGURT 4. IMS New Fruit Juice Uses Are Given For Hot Season \ t "«•, — ----------— 4 - •: r \ L , L * » L v l - V 7 1 n . t - w ~ r “ ** * ■ S‘ *.■«**:* ■uLm .1 . tti * . , juice, one cup of pineapple |iiu-*\ fi .bet. one tu p if xttawTn r r y jin c r ha f a n ip nil'll hn\i Ymi'l repnl heat '•late' ot * 111 It"" a ml chaser, of lemon jiiire r hill | Hare you *m i ' l’ lUTld of lid I or upru ot combinations ' ***** cmIhi ter. t'rifd. A dd two cups of "ran g e balls nf pineapple nr npi Cheese K n t l ' i KIkhurn Daisy, that "snappy, taaly kind! It's a <lrrp rut prim on unusually tine r u m ] chrrae. While it 1SV2C Belter uuy a whole or hal cheese at thia price! Land 0 ’ Sunshine In Quarter*— B u t t e r "> 2 9 c lb lb • 12c 17c 2 0 >b. Dollars Cush Prises Hundred* of dollar* in caah priz»'H for aiorea and market* during: August— thousand* of dollar* in extra savings for our customer*. Help ui be « winner in this big content — tell vour friend* - they’ll want to maka extra savings too I T hanh* u lo t! SUGAR 5 lbs 19c The biirgr.t Bugur Hperlul in aite» — fine, aweet gran­ ulated augur at the record breaking price of f> Ihe 19r with $1.00 or more grocery order. H urry for your«— it‘a a thriller t Biscuit FLOUR of 49c F r a i l C o c k t a il That famout Dainty Mi» brand The Obelisk Klour— — B A L L A R D ’S sib>23 *0'b,45 Water Ground Corn S Fancy Blue in w liw n i of I cant 10y2c 5 17c G r a p e f r u i t J u ic e flonda’i 1930 Pad r»f 23c ccoling, keglikfui ir.ipeku*f ib . H irer— M ad* by Libby— 4 MU can. mw medium S *. Uc tit ib rtj, 10c Serve M ,lb 17c 3« 10c . C. Butter Cookies na. 10c $ut<e 2 Gels the din O Protects f lU V U S M P — an. m i , r lfk t *irl< s p o ts Sc what a Ifltrlt's F ill IS lla .t Octagon Todol Soap look 5y2c **• **a a•• •« Palmolive Cafca___ * C (he sUn And pneaf D . p s IS (II loaf 8c for r " h s 0 A p 20c A p p le s 3 ib . 14c Tfioiiipaon Se-dleae Calif. Swift's Seminole Sugar Cured Rindlesa I'OHO I s n a Spatial m Mweht and Mon.be Hurry bar Tows] G ra p e s ib 10c N»e rears A v o c a d o s 2 *« 9 c II. H. 1 Jersey Cobblers Ib 23* For BoJUm —Salt Foit er W hH o M oot 115' Ground Beef Ib > l 2 y zc BABY IHF Beef P o t a t o e s 10 -l b . 1 7 r U. a L Yellow Globe O n io n s 3 tb lie L e ttu c e to w Pork Ro m * Ib ... .) 41 Sblubury Itu k Ib > 5,| Vm ( SfwAbr Ib .1 * 9 « S S ** N»w TwWwsd » « — M l M v -M slb 2 5 tb Bib or Brisket Stow AU-bleat Stew Ib C abbage ib 2Vic O tM l lie !2t*c No 301 Ib Cm •a# ••• , see Loin or Round I m *I b 21c Beaot or Cbope, Bail 7V^c Sulabegae or Boost n» U * l«c Steak 10c Calif. 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IIg llM ’r ' I » mil | u 1 \ i . L 1, 1 . 1.1 . Is 1 ■ * Mil! nil* 1 1 I , ■ 1.si1 l MX ,eh' I'.iil- 1 , 1 I » It ' I (ill It D (' * 1i' !>. u , las i Is. i f . ui, A 1'1 | 11 T I'. \ X m ’» 11| MIX f| Ss*L" 1 V, | , . II,, i h, i h H„,< i A n d i 9 s x. Ii 1 • 1l i i i i a n d i .V ' K rrs h . S o ft r m 1 i i i .. I* II \ K K l t S nn. I ’ Ij i ii i m Slit-s'.t c l« l't 8 111 11/ 1.0 I K -u**-! *<»««*la I 'O h I m V fi BREAD 30 l* n l M > l-V F A N R O L L S do/. KKT( IM F Ann Fnge 2 S oz. Imtlles FINK SALMON licllcnnna tall can STRINL ItKANS Iona Cut 2 No. 2 cans SI LAR Dixie Crvslal linlk granulated •'» ll»s. COMFOFND Scorn Shortening Imlk 2 llts. II ION A— I'liiin «*r Self Itinin^ I t l '. ;»c I.V 10c I.V 2 :tc 22c I 'll FLO U R 12 lbs, .‘{,3c 24 lbs. <i3c 48 lbs. $1.23 \NN I* \0K— I'rcimrcd I’OI.K'S S«i*f ud I rcM lilt It .im lr.l! K K .IIT Nililf'U d P rf s h ly ( "hum Ilk* Hah f'.iliry lllue H»sc 17 5 IIns. Mimiiuid -H bi' iI ih! nr ***•■•* ItALSI.NS 15 nlf. pktt. 1 0 CAM ) Food .1 for Fur IM iirh tfu l N uninin Mi 25 **vmmI Mlaa Bt %( H I tall ru ns 2 s\m, 2 fttflH W ILSON’S Potted Meat 5 Oz. Can 5c WII.HUN’S Vienna Suusagc Can l()c X a* l<rrf b WILSON'S Sliced Reef 3 !/j Oz. Jar 15c Flrai 4lpw WIUSO.VS 3 I.HS. 15 i.iii.a \V hiiti". I*redni H lylr n iH N Dixie Iooaf Can 10c 45 23 1 0 N». 2 can I'EA S Cooked Drains 2 Cans 25c 17c 15c Bananas - 10c Avocados 5c Cabbage lh. 2c Tomatoes 5c Onions IOC si I N*. F* ,i (hi nilcd W ILSON’S 14* IK*. r i t m MIin* H oi»*i* Itiiia Sweet 5 Potatoes Beans 2 Ihs. 9 , lb. pk«. 25c; I 111. TK A MII.K v c h k **! 9 III* ltd 1 0 KOOL A ll) 1s V. VHt 1 A. ,lcr*rr 21 e I Ibn. (K ill W h il" 5 lbs. I»Mg un<r C u t 25c 5c W in to*r I ‘ru t l (•HITS nil* Cine U.ihulted Corn MCA I, I0 e NUTLEY Pound lO c O ’t ’ L O C K Pound ll.i'K i ru ­ n e III COM AltO A HIM-: (ir n u n d ! ( ’O F F K K root. J rupftiU atiirar. I cii[»f •' •trauifd hunay, .’I travp(M>n« «alt. 3 hot, icd p*|»F*ift with aenl r moved, and rftoiiich vmtffar l»* baiely cover, ftilng to boil and rook toifrthrr III minutes, pour >•*(* nterilited jars and seal im medial dy. Nn. 1 ALL 5c ( ANDY & HUM :t Fkgs. (JRAFL JAM Ann Fugc 1 pnuml jar AFPLKJKLLY Muxsclinan’s 2 ihmiihI jar FKACIIKS (scorgin New Fuck No. 2 can SALAD DRKSSINH Iona <|iiarl jar CORN FLAKKS Sunny field S oz. |)kg. NIK’ RIT/e 1 ll>. |)kg. S m if . 1 fin**. Ad.I 1 hoi avr fcdUu 20c O / . ( ruin 4 Grapefruit Juice (if * ’ •1 I *» d Swllfu d *. 1 1 3 SPA G H ETTI ati>l prnc-AS pints S minutes a l f*iiir*v*ay, Kil 1*1 m T n Huiiffiul sim m ering. (•low ei't l 'r rd ll 4 ui’|i, P rtc k flpccsd Th u ia L m , H tru y r* ux. T o Fun In g rrilie n l* . 2 cups np c |>rsrh pulp, 1 small lemnn, Juice s n l grated " m l , an,I I I 2 c u p . u p raw hi'i'lR u m I i rupfula f»f ***»w of . hsM.-i Ml . V l.i 151'ITER "W II D r), rabhtigr until • 1 I i> ! 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A,I,I pulp . , 1 " ,t i It l ■' H Mil K i 1 . i Vj l i r . 1*rl u V Sc Mi Ft* n o t it - and 1111V t h i n Lho 1*. d -M A ih im ig h f*KM i*hii|i|o*T, iteiin* V u m dm m Id id1* (ira te iim itg f i h fun \ ! lit r i lightly and t* t inhi |*Wf* ni% in. 1 1H L 't A Ml " ahll‘ fill f(lt«| s ||Mf1)H*r, «||S|'MT ding ( Igf i i r I i : .» |d •11’( L |*T *I | ngh n t ilr a l ,'anftirtl I ' i . h i ' •••in \ (s hid ii'TUMFi" fcinovinir 1 \diuo M N •1 Ilk . l >L 4 "m li in ra fif)! and c it rite 1 1, V Mil "HI and i Min Fill th iu u gh V i ■i L 1 S IK K V M S \ N II I I K M S I I K S Si it- a iL and r?li*h may fit* 11 dml i much to th* ciijoym ciu < f III9*Mi l- th iu u g h tlieii color and t'hr> make splendid ac (laviu t MiMpaumii ills fm Lund and 19li11 !|‘| -andwH'hfp, f«u • ninm n |ui H ic * mid for -chi** ! luiwhta H|>ifad- mid U'h'fhi** j*r«* easy to |o«*putf 4 ml can l»e made . «•<!> tiy L d lo w in g m -li u r t i r**. I Inrjr M \ . iM.i' » V|11I l *‘f 9M ,1 \is \.1(1*1*1 1 4H n«ervation I up 1 9 ( ht nl * 'S nip** gioiin d; ‘i -m u ll lem on- Vd a in - \ 1 1 In ............. 1 1, I'M I'Min h 1111» 1 1 I'Hlpilin 1" I I H ||F. h "I . Ml ( Ml) * "1(1)01 tiV Saliwl ii' iiin*. Mr 1 $9i|i I (fn, 1 lint . V- -i s.*ii'l.ii lii'ii' id 1 MU* M a il »* Foil' ill (tucked He in *1 • 1 V*.(. fo h u m - f» r l»urii h bmi 1 arid .rt v c in punch isK. V| l,*a T .« 1111 *' ifXrriH h w ith cm um l g rn p r M i. To I m n n D * •* iiu r M iu im ils , L'H'.n c h e f u*^ V II I I f Ir 1tut 11 and i n 'h mint '|u • .X T " M m *v \\ I 1* " M ill W . 1 M,1x 1 9mli .111 11* is u n i •tit f I'd I ■' "M (O ' 1 befit l m p \ tUl.Ht’Y . \ 11 i,f IX MlM"l1l I f" lit old I Hud r id It A ami ( ,ti)i ,tt t h » i l H M o ftca g r |ind I lllufldil d ru ra l Fi ■* 1 lupniii To I\ ' , I " (I 1 I I "I p S i'h - .l M ink $' M ilan I" I . !»f Vl i » 1 l» t it, I llib i ^ *111 ih t'im l I s Ih i i I K> im n iilc | In* (Jrn u i*i i ( In ji( 4'ui )i. r In pn-viiit Inn nine Hack in Ilu n fi-r, * K rt ux T ., to hut, slcnlc jars Snsl n. one® ford f*r«'**r« * u d d I m p U . H. 1 Kariy Bed * •am* -* fee HI ‘ •" ( h 1cL . I IVt?« v . AiM 2 cup. Mr»l.*r t,i m i»Ui , i in ugh « user, 1, t vt isrr I - . 11il h u m . ,,i ovcinighi \l ,. Bo m n v rr Kw 10c lbs woodaifuf fruit*. No 11 * | * rid water fugvlh er ' •I t.ii mm ii.". I ' m make * "im |'I '\ t up f.M -w rt'lrlllh g f . Add Jim* juii'fw and th ill th orough ly. Hundreds m* |M on - 1 1e;i r Quantity Riflhtt Reserved 1< I•" I f - •' p Ji’rnnn j 11ui* ■ im |»* I mu- )ume Friday & Saturday Spocial* 1 t ' ll'im . I ">Hf 1 I .s 1tit ■>- I | \nd » xp* rimeut i I 1 S « I »*-! .lit lIHlw Banner " T h e Slat Hpunule* v *i** first -mug ui ii Ball lino r tmveiTK mi nut rs two cups of grraniili*L*d •hopped ice Top each 5'i.i ■' arid two cups of bodiiiu wa­ mint leave m r •I chi'* •a - ,*■>! m.i m iieor, Southern W> « « . 1, PAGE P with thrin m 'M u - dunks than Moil (tigr) her for two mumi. time ami time a c in i m the nm.1 few weeks. U • citp^ of if' anulati •! o iv .h om lemonade ♦wo cilpo of boiling w a U i i . Wha* juices make the best vum ^irliill f in d '. I** mi and dir d m cr d rin k s? Then* are m any. Arid two cupH of piro ripple iir* ■ friiits fr- icn r b a dainty fl.i Fem e m ay l-e *erv*nl alone, swept ••tip nip of aprn d juiM , "ih \ i vor when 1 •••> <• , i i n i-b puneh eneit a hit and ih ^ r s r h lv chilled. of oranjrr pur** and a fhi .| i rs. F'o 7 e n a ". .it* I fokeii into ei-p of li'rm'n pnee I' >n* ' mi Other* are d rlie i»u i» in c^mMtia |U|ilK‘le4 l i * *i o dr u " II ' af|r|i tray m 'he methannul i**r linns Apple. a p iu m , yrape, loi?an | i n n h. pirn* b i •h lb d di mb *or I or into a rivrol if ft b e rry, c u rra n t, raspberry, served in indoidual v la -■■■* arid tel itnnd until run hv til her \ \ pin»uipp*c, |?r«pefi mb— D F .N S \ M H \ H Nt M up'iek'ly add Io fix,, iff- 1 , t F i l l - » b piuirb « u p s » these are a few. Hear m mind that tart d u n ks water and two ipiai 1* ot l: tt» 1 | i t i i | * - g i a l p ( h 1e d ■ itfai •Ic. are 'he ln-*l thirst n li-fie r* . ti cups waiir T t y this FruM t ’h ill in y n t r f e n *■ your -ma h mi » i !! t*t • 2 cans gr ape mu * pim rh Howt [Pul together fi.| |w.i c vxhnh have bt rii 1 «If ■i *'. >1 n il Super Brand Oleo My Own Oleo ,« a f l A N F D R f t H f V A f # n , S A N F O R D , F T jD R T D A irfg black be 11 \ i jbi |i am old I In v me d rWith tw » HUUltfy <»f Cftl WA11 I ,111.1 fashioner! icm.ui id. fa tiCioiM an* h i - ‘ ♦\ i :»sy twn tp iftru iif rhillt'il ifittir* r ,i‘ Q uickJy pour in*,, it I hii\ 1 which freeze. A lt v-'ii lu v . r • do ts mix two cu|*s» of !n 1 1* w il h one cup Don't throw nwny th«*f (iiicrs contains a faiwc ru k r nf w** left from m r h »?f f r u it . You r jQ Have you m et mat to a winn-li "* of water amt h ill i r i p id .((.'H I r*nd and Uf# them in your summer fhirx* Any frozen fruit juice added m Dell for em* hhiim I quencher*. (a n y fruitnefe -w ith r wuh*fir •dram 1 ho*- p i ’ h* pure inio E v e ry sm art sum m er hostess is { jiitsgrr ale ma> J »• i j 11. «I .i « u > , H a refrigerator it ay and freeze it, 1i , i of L a c k 'u x u iv on the lookout for new amt tam ry Mere's one mu)w* yen ran \ i • W h e n y o u jm fm il jiiire combination* F o r she in include any c f your fax n il*1 clitres try rhei i \ c mi p*"„ tilijebt*ri y rill fill the punch howl with them . Beet Roast lh. 2 l€ <ei9Ml U. Hamburger J J c II NM1*4. Bftluiu Steaks lh. Bologna lh. 3Qc 194 xtHfrtMl IMaeuiB Squares lh. 20C K ra fl’s 1 I * Wes l w Cheese 4* A & P Food Stores OwsssJ s s l O y s r s l d My T b s C m . A lls a .U A P a silU T s s C s. Sanford. Florida — _______ �9 t t ' Rll —T ' IV ;-Jf-.V“-*vai» <; ers D e fe a t San forf l inger Holds Leesburg In Check Until Eighth The Sanford Lookouts jour-_ ncy tonight to the hum* of Ihe^ Gondolier*. Leeiburg, for th e ( Second of a two game aerie*, the flr»t of which Hanford lo«t la*t night by a score of A In 2. ___ tW bn t. Ji .w it h B ig Jim Finger hurling jt fa r the Lookout*, Hi»k doubled V Onl* alngled to renter srnrhim fo r l,eeaburg'* fir*l F in g e r tightened end waa retired with no fur_______agoring. Low of the game last night brought the number of game* lost for the week to three with one win recorded. Th e It,-*** were to Gainesville, I’alatk*. and Leesburg. The single win w u trcoriled at the expense of l*a lalka here Monday night. Despite the set back last night. Manager Hill lltnw m e at) Rodger* i 'D l o g the count In their half ,, hope* to lake the (ion* into camp , af tha aacond, .Hanford'* ratcher, i '■’“ . 1r Innltht. T h * losses to (iaineiville alngled and advanced In I and Palatka were rlnst* and the \ W H I N I P R I N C A N D T H I S I A .. t u u h u Meed. "Osbeala." a fa w rite ef EM OH Stlth’a alngle and from , *.i. L n o m it i played excellent hall IlirtfuMin if Eat rasing aaaaaw, railed la th* aaada after a traMhag tratalng laU gattep ep at MabUthor M a bU thor ye I* h \ to third on F ln g a r’a fly to Ml Iff* ?♦. far the K i n k U I laeetaaMr* race. even In defeat. Th e game last and aenred on an error Flnifft I* night was no exeeptlnn, the San­ m whan hla attempt to Iwlwr f T IIIR H T q L E N C H K R S I it ramiu ww ford club exhibiting puwntdv Btlth at second reaulted In I * »iE p Spie.-d fruit punches are very good ball except for n I;i |k * in throw, ri fuelling on a hot day. T o the eighth when in e rror per­ TitiiiU ha lia th , A d i alngled down makr thsm add one tablespoon mitted a score. f llttlfoil f..r FlhR Ff f» sii* Ird baa* line and went In r^e-Eiitim i.f li-oken bark cinnamon, twelve »»® fth* » j i — • It ia felt that members of Un­ — on Rlak’a error, coming K .n f'ifl *1# ®®i 1 wlrde clove* and one *r>! one- learn have played sufficiently R e a a ll* t f i l . r l . r FI.oH1114 R TA TH LM AIII ft Krn.fu lilHk. fllil*. HI lilt. !»** whan Hudson doubled down muntw Kiiftr Ifat11 p iii.b u r e ii a -i, H m . imm t i 3 4 MA half cup* of water for each cup 79 In, *lfili 1. UalnrpvIlU together to begin functioning as N .w Vi.rh i. ChlrMBo 1 baa* lint. •4 49 91 A 41*,Le-1 t . Itl-k , lliiilmin A brI rI e , L#NElttim of sugar. Boll this mixture lo potrnt unit. All season long I ’lnrlrtniil 4. I'lilM ilrlplim 3. It 49 &13 I M rnm »*« 4, fir* w » 4, jiitylKfisi lleai h alghth Inning aaw the At H h 1 HI- IhiiiIm llrimklvn 2 (lilalill v 'h r for four minute*. Then ! change* have been made in the i tr Id! hills 14 14 I a® Mrtli.wan 7. I m v Ir 3. Ill»k 1, lln Cftmwm T « l a r II IE 494 iller* put on n rally in l.wl t l" f ittRn 2 F »n «* r 2. Or**, Kl AtiUUNlhir strain and cool It. You w ill hava line-up, new faee* appearing ev­ I'lll.hurut* *1 IIn.(no a. 41 17 417 got three run* on I ' ma T wm - I mi »r llllR, l»TRWR, IU«R, FaUlkM en. .ugh .weetening for *ia cup* | ery wrek ur au and hardly had riiirlnn.it I hi I'hl1*tl.l|dilu. I► *>Hall fttl 42 11 41® lluilNnn. Hlllt* Ml ••I*n IiJimm *. Woof* f l hit* and ona error. Tw o MlllH. ''lrm * n « Hmrtflr**, D t *»wr . VlEfiftf I'hleagt* *1 Nr* york - m #• Ml of fruit juice*. | one group of player* learned to HI l^.ul* *1 llr-.i.kIyII Reeall* t-e*l Might >. run* war* addad to tha Itu k , MKltawnn L«*fi on --------------------------------I hrork together than more rhange* I. i n U r * a, M i l a t C a 1 .e*vN -li iir r f,. Munf'irtt 19. Ill** f>n k after Cog ' had ralteved llrl.n d n l - l , m A u | ll* t In . l - i A W K I I K 't V i . k i i i i i : C O C O A N U T F R E S H N K Il I ***• m »de, disrupting whatever hall*, offM ini** I, Fln gp f <’*»» lu y tn n a I l.s r li I, 1‘alatk* I S f * Y ork &« 931 aa th* beginning pitcher 1 Ml ruck out. hy Mnh«ff**V u I To freshen dry cccoanut. »oak u n*ty had been achieved, tu ln .a v lll* 4, lle ljin d 1 39 .931 < ‘If vrlaii«l i i IfnrfiER 1. K l m r r 1 UllR f«ff M** ninth. l l l a o Te b la k l However, that aituation should 31 37 IfoNlsiri 994 th , cocoanut for five m kijlt* in I.Rffty, I In » Ioolnu. nr> runs; #iff Hahaffay, starting hurler Flnusr, l<» In * tnu'nk", * riiPR aa e fe n l at 1-e e .N w m . S g a m e * .. WsEhltigissn 44 Ifl .Sum enough milk to cover It. Then temedied now fo r mo*t of t ir l.n d o *1 HI A u a u a tltl. 47 49 .49® 1h*I roll ‘ Leesburg, waa ajactad In W ild pilch. Finger l*a»Bpr. hull, have I I . ljin i. *t l l . i l n r . v l l l . I **■■■.. 14 47 414 aprrad It thinly In a shallow l *1c plhyera on the roster tin N W inning pMch»r. lU rd * * 4‘blr®K«i oqd Inning fo r arguing Loving iillch rr Fln g* r IlmpIfEE, P n l.lh * *| U t y lu n a H «m h, J ( 1H1tkl (1M1|th !M 13 94 .171 pan and htat it for five minute* Wl,rllcd together for a month or «* m .« Ml Loll I n 99 114 umpire, H a protested Mrnlth Rnd l'*t**« Tim *. I I® n »in ■ moderate oven. If you lilts- m nrrlle .a t l* X r .t e n l* , v a n a v a i . i n k i i 'h fl.i.tn n l - i rle v e l* ml 3 4 11h u teal cocoanut heat It until it P llla b u rf h 1? 31 .911 I’hllAdoilphli® 14 •IS, rtlirittfn tom* a light brown. N fw York 44 4* .179 N fw York 1®, llrtm li 7 LUCKY G AL THE.STANDINGS >ypr I laaerllaw !•» a lie* a laeerrtaaa »• a lla* Oat wath T* a ua. Oaa a M tfc *e a lla* Caaal Itva ware* la the llae. ROOMS AND HOARD HER VICE ’ V ta m h ta g , F h e a e a*. t a u t Walsh eepwlrea hr ib* reellr baewa best, Jewelee Magwelte Aee. Mitiiwa am t •*■•* M rs. n ia a e re . aa* M s* S ella SITUATION WANTED W * v r J O H •• ear*#, lusts Tbsaaaa. T IB W aal la ik . IN ___ _ T N I 'M K •tael leak a i. Asa. Naa lllira N W r O M M W A V T K I I . 4.1 If ala* J r a b la a , 4 ia Hast M . , M V IP N M T , Pbeee N e re l rO O U T -S n l-n . . H a r v a r d a ad b tea bfa ef ee l. 41* IliilS K W o N k . Taw I t S ib . IT . AN A W e th e r, I T I I I K I V O O H haasa .Iw ia la e - At* b f r la J a m . s a l I'fy ra * * Aaa. O IlN H i m V I I la b, A a r b la g *1 w ash . I| a ll 4»r m a la * ae a a ra la a - Seals Sis* H a a s , a il I ' l areas. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS / m i T O I ' H h aa llb 'a aak* a rla h N ig e r B y rla a W s l . r — m * * * a i l. A V I I I I I I ' U a T I A create b l i u — a . . Ile a lre A Oar** P a la l— N % the Bsaageal g rfra * * a g v la a l d e ra r aa g r* 4. M a a t a f .N s a r r a Hard* w a re l* . ChlcMfsi L’lnrlnnAtl IlmnVSyrt , fionlon HI Isgyiila Ih lU ilo ip h lE ......... IS IS ' 44 4S 19 It 11 193 41 I I I 1® 419 41 .491 94 41* 91 . I I I MI I,m*lN 9, WAPhlnidlGM 3fAamva T m I n f 1 NVvr Y ork ut lirtro H Fhllaf!r||>bia nl Hoploh nl ('I nvmIiiih I W«MbtriKion nl Ml l*oulft. M IX H O T A N D C O L D . . . T ry tervlng a hot soup and a ce l salad on hot summer da y. ........... ....jX r - .’s , r.T v.vr Primary Vote •ilh tr tenumlnatrd on nfw de ll - „iup Un ia it tasty U i t y wF.h wilmon t t l t l. f recurds or made support Chowder makes a perfect rnmple In Tennessee ofv o tnRoosevelt policies their p rl-jm e n t for a rabbage-re’lsh eslsd, campaign platforms. The Seen As Large maty trinil toward rennniination of i n -1 Th e first refrigeralur rnrs fo r Ctimbents, aguin sn sharply r m - , CMIIs m I Frem Wet* One Drtnucrallc ahowing for Senator phsaUrd in Tueaduy's runt s'*-1 MtGilt, who had only a ah n lu w l lend* of uppoaltlon, and for O o v e i.x r titlon. H u m a n , unopposed. In th* rlrto 1‘i i i r w T h a I n i d a t h c u m c u n c ts, th* p a rly vote to ­ — !*■( i w i l f U n ta v rhmmp IIA C for lla y ln n a - T O i W IL L IA M H E 1 H V K l rmmm, T t i i b . H R W lU k , Yuti i r » hcfwjyjr f»«i ««Ir#il lo ip P * tr In Ik # H ill of (*irni|»taini fll^d r, , ,1 h«*r#ln atftiinMt Reach n n . l . , n H l M yo u in th* i b u v « on „ r u. f n r . , h. G -M e n Reds Saints Hinalors Hainu (kg) 000 00-1— cal I *rt 100 000 iiu) OlO ‘ . 000 001 000 000 MU «f I'nntplalfil fltad 010— 21 aiiajiial ymt in Kfill ra iu * In lha 000— 2* (MKMJtl Court f»f Haminola C«a«Hir, iiiiw i \ » r rin rld a . by F R A R C E 3 K V n ~ C IIA N I:. l>*lns an arllo n * a t d l0— 0 4 Unrrw. m - .»nn a i i i •*.— 3 I T h » Ran ford ll lf a lc |a d.*-'jr’ ti n n lH aa tha nrwapapar In » l i k h ------- ------- - ■ I Il»1a nrilar ahaII h* nubllahad far In a Y W C. A . ftU tly of th e , f » « r r*in»arullv« nraakA Senator* £ I.V ? i , i . Mnl v wiTNicws, n r , Kkrndon. d a rk wages of #80 working girls, o nly, nf ro u r,.‘ , r j , fc. nffi«iai IS were free to spend their >**l Iheresf This the Ilk day at money as they chose. T h e rest *• n H B n u p y ,,, contributed lo the support o f ’ n * rk , their families. Th e sversge week-By A, SL w g | :K R ^ ly wsge was |IB.40. UR AL) J R O C H E S T E R , Mich., A u g . 3— (A T— Daniel & Dodge, 21-yearold h rlr to a portion of the Dodg, motor millions, was mar- s1- u MW lh * Bay, O n t. telephone operator " l l h whom he fell In love while rn a North Woods vacation thret Jrf,r* U N rH V H T A I.l7 .E D H Y R U I' Add n piarh of smla for rkrli two cups nf sugar t„ In Ip keep •yiup-, from cryi.'allxing. .Sprinkle th* smla on lop while I he syrup U cooking and don'j i.'lr R. Martin’s Garajre General Repairing Truck & Auto Service Build Yoor Own Home With The Itest Holldin;r Materials Consult Us A b eut Ike F. It. A . I.ooii Plan B o d k n — S p rin g * — T r * ll« n A p rlc * y o u e t a • f i o r d to p a y Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Martin’s Garage T a le p k e a s U TIME SANLANDO i iiRPe It T9 1* By HAM FISHES A ,_T**. . *” 1 i of tanning extract* could bo r kMM. *l***i»; mad* *»ch year from the horn£an**ja*a. Iot*ojo»i lock bark which foot to wait* In ioi*o tm m>*« i »*| wnahlnglon and Oregon alona. SIDE! ro u te - I I . L I A M H K k i t v 1 E W K O M . !»/ w lt*m 4mm4, (| l Ns. JT1J tn t h e i a m m o r t h e s t a t i c o r F L O R ID A i Jack (aiuliJy hurletl for Ptlalk.i. siii day «>f i**pnmii#r, a . D. i i i l Daytona Reach made i» h it. while* , ~T.U,I HeraW" 1- her., , . . . by U**l>nsiad a* the nawspapar In the Atalea* weie sb c lo garner whirl, ihi* nrd»r *hall b» pub ubonly fi. I llrhnf one* s w .rk for four The GlinesvUle G Men took 1 W i n e s , H r h a n r , a n i l s e a l n f f l e e a t H a a f u r t l , S e n . l n . i l e ( ‘a s the Deluand Ittds for a ride thr <une 4 i I to 2 score. Weldon t y , F l o r i d a , i b i s 14t h d a y o f J u l A I* I S H . la - led the mute, permitting but O. I*. IIK n N f H l.V . C le rk five hit*. fly A M WF.KKH, Rob Overstreet flung both etui* [repuly Clerk of a double header againat the i i a it is r a . n n H N Saints for *tie Senators and W-.ll L f-O t'M o m i n h k t both. Hie first by a 3 to 2 sC o -,! tor Plalatlff. All Main ami the second t y 2 lo 0. In the D a yto n * Y U arh , F lo rid a . first game he wa* oppsrsed l.y ( f l R r i l l T C O U R T RF.Alai Lefty Urewer. sensational Faint T*>- JIH O H O E M- C R A M R III! Ginger. A »f. O. nrooklyn Sew Y o rk ; 000 m 000 3 (slander* You ai> h*rat>y o riU rn i and r#* too 2oo ooo —:i iju fn l to kl# ami appear upon tha Aialea* fifth day nf H aptim b tr A. f). |il* IT MAY SAVE HIM fa r H9* i* rlR im a ir * hr iv c m i t ; i t r m a r , v i v t i i j i iiic 'ia L n a n iT iv s v ii g u n « r.w iv o i.K r o t V Tv a i.im ■u\ i v rNa.vcacw x. N O TU ’W " nlift. r ,. atwaow. r b i * - ways. tal* affo rd no real baala for Store rainronls awny from the comparison* and for e|ict|i>n pr>dicUuna; but they do ahaw th at he*‘ . When any tears appear ItiJ rubbrr cunts mend them at enre Kansi* Republican voter* wer* on l he underneath aids- wi<h m h ! stirre d by th* p a rly co n test and Ler cement ur place a piece of ma acted to ellm lnat* the W inrod ■‘erlal. um lrr the tear and put >1 CGilldacy which m ight have c re ­ in plare with u heavy glue. ated a N u vm b ir spilt and even throw n Republican a ll to Mc­ Gill. uut-aiul out Rooarvtlt sup­ porter. On a strictly numerical basis, new deal political llvu..<nants probably roukl claim that * m* Jorlly of Democrat* named lor LEGAL NOTICE Hi i.dev I eevliurg'v victory over . the Lookout* la-1 night other winner* In state league bat'd"*! wer# Daytona Ih-nrh over I’a U U a .i the Gainmvill.- G-M en over the, t>ol and Red* and the Oilando| Yenntnrs two game* over St. A u gu»tinr. Ill f’a'ntka, Day tuna Heach marked i:p n f> t i ,1 victory over the Ataleae a* I'ulatkn mail* * e verul error*. Stan I'harkut weal transput ling perishables were devised In |Hf>7 by an eastern rail road which instiluled sum* hnx cars and placed ire in the do.ir-j PERSONAL P N N U A V K V T .. W A V N W A C O , Texan., A u g . 3.— ( E l — Th e McLennan C ounty Demo­ cratic Convention discovered yesLi-rday it had voted down the T e n UomniandmenU. Th e y were contained in a re­ jected revolution embody Ing the biblical p lulfuim of W , Lee governor. Locals Suffered Loss (Jainesville, Daytona Last Night In First BeachWinCames In Of Two-GameSeries Florida State Loop iking a 2-2 tic In thr a lirrisinn at third b » « f when inning. Hilly (Iob*l tingled Um pire Fro»ty F rie r* railed him ta renter field acormg out when Hitman made a play Drew and Hutch Oni* in for him. Ilnth cluli* hit freely, Leesburg Leeahurg Gondoliers a bluwa an<l | ing lead over the Han mllecting 12 base Lookout* to which they Sanford I I . Oireg more run* to win game Wednesday night at | r( M unicipal-, ball park by « ' R tTH O N E FOR S A T A N Lookouts Engage St. Augustine Is Leesburg Tonight DefeatedTwicelu For S econ d Tilt' Row By Senators i Clubs Hit Freely, Cons Securing Twelve Base Blows As Sanford Collects Eleven Hingles lassified A d v e r tis e m e n ts 6O R I* M T E A S Y HE'S 60NB~ DIP JO E GO •TOE •‘•HEY Y B S S IR . HUMM ff. '• c u ib T w PALOOKA M l MIES V . M Y F A M IL Y W O N 'T Y O U 9 T H E Y ’L L W A N T T O T E L L T* ■YOU T H E I R -J G R A T IT U D E . T Oi l l j s o s l e y T H B D O C TO R B AYS I T S r V I T A U .Y IM P O R T A N T , \ S I R . HE'S D A lM C R - I JL ooscnu.rrH ILL IT MAY SAVE HIM. r By Jo Motor SECRET OPERATIVE 48 » ****• t&kvsdsl AN D T H E REASON 1 HUNT VCHJ T O K N O W W A N T YO U Tt IV P E R S O N A L iR D — H E U S E D t TS'SSS&.G K IN . JIM , I t 9 0 M AN OR/ i -ACT. 'KV.-J-t, 4--, rl. ► �nrr, rn « M « riiS t &.*> V. 7 ‘ >V '• A ir t t ' 'f l ‘ '" -i » .f < ,t ~ ---:i ^ l l ..'^ ^ ^ -,.„ i > .i . i> , , ^ itk ir m p s z • • ........ , -^ - . '■ _____ . •• i 1 ■ Ban ford b The Only Central W h* ^Toirlda City Affording Kail, Highway And Water Traiuportalion • Member Associated Press VOLUME XXIX Crump Group Wins Victory In Tennessee (iov. Browning CJoes Down To Defeat As Prentice Cooper Is ( l i v e n Nomination Senator Berry Also Defeated 15 Italian Sailors Killed In Blast IJOM K. Auir .r» iAn Kif tr**lt lUittlh ^iitlnrs va**i»- klll«*el nml 1211 injure*I in a fm in i.m rxpluM i*t * atm* 11# i ll- If ahull O u l n r r Qua Hi* m thi- |»*m | nf Polleiiza, Island nf Malitiua, fhe* iriivt*rnment unmnimsM to liny T h n t nltHU « ccnm-d la.wt Monday bill » « * nm ■I ?’*-*'*bnre'il until tod my*4 mmmumi|ih TinQuarto had b* **n on duty in 8|i*ra?»h w«t**r^ fur IM rm nth* Malorra is hfflil bv lh ' Spall hh iiiwiirfenta. th a Culminates M a r Moffilt i t "iM" c,8t Campaign Gives AcCOUOt Of U In History Of State . Primary Nashville, Tom., auk California Trip fi. — (A P ) Tlu* DcrmsTutK' faction headed liy National Townsend (iroupllenr Commiffoomaii E 11. Crump and senior United States Senator Kenneth I). McKellar, won a smashinir victory o v e r G o v e r n o r CSordini D ro w n * i n*f m u! j u n io r S e m ilo r Rep-irtiin; Anir#dr* m her trip in I .* u lU'lrirati* in I he Townsend ( '.inventi>n, Mrs Mar thu M n ffU t, 1iru a tm -r of tin- Ihuh I C i w r g e I*. B e r r y in y e * > r - Tnwnyiiiil Club, ilifff (•**■',j ........ dayS Alatewide primary. ti recta tiuti of fuels m her uffi Cooper, 4 H*ye«r*ol»l; cim I c»|Mic*ty an*l f**l*, **«l many in P rtn llc r I2 and settled In Orange City. lived in Sanford from 1894 (o IBM, during which time he waa engaged la tha contract­ ing and building fra*loses He. le survived hy iwo daugh­ t e r . Mia. George Randall, of Daytons Beacji, apd Mra. Emm a A. Bchueht, of SartM ti; one pan. E. X Rt ndiW, af lanford; and Ihno graad-ekUdran. Aaur- K rn ro IT. Randall, Lakeland, M .t. fcelnrt Dareapotl. Daytoaa if Baachs and Hahent Icharht JaekxaovUle. Fanorol wrvbaa w P j/ Road \ n d Beau- — — t i fit'll t ion 1*r j c c 1 p . r • , , :il|i;iiut. E x p t n s t x p l a i n Asked 1 Ilammcrinff Japan* \ a 1 t‘ »'sr Lint'slnDisputed l ' |,r<‘ss B a s i s O f T r o u b l e rhaiuikiift'iig Area Mr tV Itr . il*•^ . , .. V.t) \ Jap Peace Oiler 'i'll* 1*. So\ icN Seen As Try d II Is Turned Down ( iiiy* l o l est Melt Iff *n 1. > l»l Ja p Militarists Russia Insists Upon I; **■•1 Hr- , |l MuMi.\N M Border Krcoirnition I \\ \ ' • l *•N VM \s In old Treaty, i ur•'1 ' kit* 11 4 1♦i - * . . . * t 1 !•-* Ir. v, , , * • Ml* 1» *11* i i h r ni tnn*o til Mi . i.(. t 1 ....... I S t H it' 11 11 1,1 1 i i hi i h»*ir ho.t* 0 1 Biff Areas Swelter In Sizzlinff Heat Or Aerevuiee Fvese founded the city on the Atlantic ocean and the Halifax K iw r iu 1870. T w o years Inter the Feder­ al Y,Yitera' Project say*. Day end two other pioneers decided the community should have a name. Groat areas of tho United They railed upon other ao'.tlerm Statra continued to awaltsr In far suggestion*, th* feverish grip of a moisture, “Day town", ^ Dayton ia” and laden heat wav*. 8*viral deal ha (“DayIona* wan recommended end and numerous prostration* war* th* latter name waa cho*en. The reported as temperalurra re -1section along th* beach became a turned their r t lentils* climb aft- separtl* community later end was sr a night cooled bt some tec- called “Daytona Beach". In 11*21 tlasts by Uk>. Sevan deaths w en the two clthrwsro merged under attributed la heat in New Jo n ty the prravnt name, alone. Two occurred in WashingTh# “ Beach" part of the name ten, D. C. New York's millions was roUined because the city had ateamed In m humidity af N per­ become known all over the world cent t»o degree* bttew Ike sat- far tta fine ocean speedway, the oration paint- The hr at wav* v* wide smooth tends an which a number *f land speed records tended south tad weat were mad*. :i. : ' t 1 In N ew Confl i ct 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 f t h i n - * **n . ........ hr 1**.i 11 ' lh »|n I I .'M i 1 l l l 'll H* ugbi* 1‘ori'gnn, the "w rong w tv' flier, who bin.fed hm.i iiii't itinMimnMg fin departui ,11 t » y,Mh t uni-nri * i**de in .......... ph up Hr*........ . i.« i he C iH |I<M » noh'ivoi « hr**i *ii vsitli i r 1biHinsni U ■».| m.t ). I inlti. it'll I <«ik I Ilf ,ifm i. • A ................ . I . oti ............ | 'ii , , I. I...I It .1 . • <.lt it.' i . tit i . Right O f Cone s jNew Y ork Turns . '-.,1 ♦ I, M.1 I B rotherT oN am e I Out !n Honor Of Judge Questioned Douglas Corrigan , »• 'i1 .11 i 1i \I T A l l . A H.VHSKK. 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I*.■ l|k.ll' *o Mo outbreak of lb* tTiiingku14*1*1 hiiisa, ni wire 1In i ill III' II sila |*i<■ r It*.'ll * w 1t.lo1 Formal Organization Of Suuthside Baptist Church To Be On Sunday The formal nrguiiliatiun of Dm Koutheide Baptist Church, located near the airport entrance, will take place next Sunday afteru on at 3:00' o’clock in the afternoon, i*. ha* been annuunrrd. Th# thurch was opened hy Key. Thomas K. Thomptun, us a full­ time BapMat prreejiing gl*4utn on June S of this year and it is reported Ihcre has Ire n guml attrndanre at all the *ervicr*. A program has brrn arrang'd for Sunday afternoon and n eordial invltellon U extended to all to attend. Th e program U as follows: Hymn No. 200 “ I A m Thine 0 Lord" Invocation — Rev. J . N , Thom p­ son; Oviedo H ym n Mo, n o “ Near Th* Croaa" Seripturro Rev. James E. Suth­ During hot weather cow* may erland, Lake Monro*. driak 80 perron* more water 'hen P » y a r Mev. W. P. brooks, Jr. Water la aaad te cooling Sanford, Ik* row te ORGANIZATION Vocal S o l o Mr*. J . M . Stine- Cipher New Tr-la m e n t Church or Bap­ tist I’ritO'iples llrv . II. (1. Meaii t r , Longwood Greetings from Seminole Baptia*. Assurialion, Rev. James S. Day. Ovietlo. Greetings from First H ap tic Church, Saufoid Jim. U. Jlnkm Jinirm*' holiMiii, ffioiiii I put vi-yo, ■-( pan,* nt I'.-ikin* * mg -don*, ri'porlritl l.imting n « piiuiul lia -- T lm i -lay ....... ill biki- Jessup j f h r s.-veial 1010 ule* ut “ plnvillg" tim ing wlueh time Die pi-eoluiial spei unnii |*ot up n valiant liglt, lu eseapr-. Th e fish ».,s landed un n fresh water i d . -1 - 1 r i'll a I pound te' -uue ssed l>y Mr Ho1J o ■•ai^ntd -laughter, Mil.lt«- *t. .vie. al.u land ed a has*, although nf .m ailer sire. M r. Rub-on ie|a,rte.l -ev r m i s in k .-, which ,r»t ..tr to.- I i i'll Fnrw ani, p i r n i t b * of th l *inOiOJa* l ‘fiun'y Lilrua \ v .*m i.itiuii, )iaH f\lvlnli-tl coni*i a1ii la linn?* !«* I*. II. Kruinvr, m* •uMy I'li'i’litl pFviAulfibt of ih « T bit iiJui Lili ii-d |j tibyvwra AnitMltg'* tl(1|( lll|(| mvited lull *11 apeak ,(l ,ik.x( meeting of Die Setni- secretory, 1 Department approved I it,;,, evening." plans of the Florida ____________ Mtat* Ruarl Drparlnirnt for re- 1 construction of u bridge arms* L O C A L ‘ lolmv* Greek at Vernon, — A f ir W L A I . w w itv Fla. I'a rlly cloudy, possibly lered thural*rshowsr* in tlorib* east and exjrstn* south portion* ^ W A S H I N G T O N , A ug. ft.— M l ' tonight or Saturday and la t » — Federal Reserve Board report- tral portion Saturday, , *U yesterday that excels r#**rv**| ---------- : y! o f member banka declined Daylsna Bsask T ld r o T s m m i s W 000,000 during th* weak to •' Lows 10:00 A . M. and 104RI total t t about 12,910,000,000, ' f . M. . -• s , — ' j RESERVE BANKS D E C L IN E • — II 1v^SSi I ■■■■* %i A I $ * Iliuli Rower Lines Arc* Re-InHiiIuted By Crew l""k' vrstsrday : *• Hole Collll'y group. I ii ii letter I,, Mr. Kram er, M r. For ward said “ Allow us to cun* irru'idnte yoo upon your eleotlon us president of tile Florida Citrus (■rowers' I in*. “ We won', to let you know defi­ nitely that We at* behind you and Dm d u 'r organisation. W* have nltcudy organised and find a great K I N D L I N G W O R K F .K D R O W N V ,|, ,,| ,,f uitefekl among tha differ* V-orknl.n a>e re in*ul:,tim* llo* ---------- — I rut growers of our county andf j lilt'll te-nsion line between Saufoid . S A R A S O T A , Aug. ft. t'1*>— ' aru aide In predict 'bat w « will and sylon* Beach, II 11^ -d* | j„mur f w ig g , •j7 > rui e-taker I u . ttith 'ho state m ganiiatlon man. local head of the H „ n .l'„ u l . m ar(lllu. wj,„p Ringl.ng's ....................... 1'ow.r and Light t ompanv has ||I|( W J, j( wuu)l, u . a, „|| poaslbl# ' annoumed, and will re.,ulre Haroauto'Uay yesler-l.y after- Wl. ,h..uld like to have you addrraa | ,.M u .l" ',, U! .M 1ya., “ ..... T w lg g uppiiretilly w a. ........ . county C i«ru » Grow-' | plete Dm iv lh •■rued with crumps wliile ulteni|>l ti |rK-. „ t 'he ir meet mg at H ym n 33U " I 'll Go Where You Want Me t » Go" Bsncilictinn Rev. E . 8. G ra ni K F .A I. E S T A T E M E E T leaf. Lake Mary H O L L Y W O O D , F L A . Aug. ft Song Leader Rsv. L. A . Gelding, (J**t Officer* of the F l-rn la A »Ptdraon Plnaist Mrs. L u th ir Harkey, i-ieitt'ion of Real Estate Ib-ord-. Hireling haf* recently, Set Nov. Hanfuid. — CALENDAR— 2U-23 as th* date for the organi­ Monday School )0;IXJ A . M. sation'* annual convention here. Harry Wood of For*, Myers is 11:00 A . M. K in g Worship Ing W orship 8:00 A . M. pyr*i<|*nt of Iho association. M m . garvics (Wednesday) 8.00 yiolak W . Dunham of Orlando i» 'X 1 Fred Fnrward Asks • I ' Jimmie Rohson Lands Sllltl* ( itlTIS Ilcild rlyiiitf rorlresscs Finish Culomhiu Hop 7-1'omul Bass In Lakt* 'To Speak A t M'COt - — *“ l he 11 D a y t o n a Beach I Named In Honor Of Mathias Day Of Ohio Father Of Sanford Business Man Dies In His 95th Year 7-5 cm i n ,I ti ,t ulr m Ho t"» Hu* \ i in s 11* | Hint lll»' |M•‘■ I eMl M 10 111 i-lf 11 •pk.lUllllU* ill.*1 Ill \ Ills I* vs MlHlltt *l*'• tu i 11'**SI- I'm || SS tiulliil ,-M*. ii I - ' H imv M »mM b* A , Norwuotl cufifrirril wii’ h W tint o llo it n s o 'Hm I i .sd o-u i* i o old l** l.ikrii inf** 4**0 Uranrli ito ir, t li«* Ciovi'rii"* mid *ii H hi i.i-fit h:ul I*- « fi oil ojr *' n wbni lb* b*nloi t w ,• brother an ! ^ ‘crria ty, mol » • i'*|o:it> tl lo m e r lb Hlbilf dHittn op. an mi uIlia'll a nrw tnthr w.-i .1 |>ui*l lo not.lb i Mom , * • i h »|. ,|, tion v%a token on .* i* In* taken t<» tho Jacks*r*'ilb h*»-* A . leiiidlM'igh *|ui' fby M i . Mm it at s't Win l»iIfsl for lh r tiovernor'f* j»n mil After a liiiiiliron hi Iim bon i o .m, di **rnJ sulfaie 111n-* *••• » iffnatore. Lurriffun \sa* to Ii*- L ie d in (,,, nMi> omul nffn* ■ T Ha- in i* M uirio- Lilian, lampa uHoiu* V. llrooklyn Tonight all h i b •*•■ f> i *sa Uiken on I* • .ids i «io*ni i(Ut'RtUmril Jiiiiff** Alb iry ’i nffht j rielo-H iM N sv 'V.ifk wul j on -o to prrsill*1 nil ffioiind ilia1 ibr a h u m 's t crept mu. p 4 .* (iovvrivtr bail not stgued t h. or­ der. W C TU CHARGE SNOW M AKEK K A N b I l A N l T S r O , An if b MI AMI , A nvr **» fy] "■ Tb1**• N E W Y O UK , Aug. 6. — U 7 — W — Mr*. Ida II. Wise Smith.army l-ooiln-rs cnmph-l.-d .1 R. J . Slibchen of t'hicago signed pret-idt-nt of the National Wornft, 111 fnon hi-n- I,, ita contract with the New 5ork an's rhriettan Temperance U n - gut;,. I'ldunihm, a, 113ft A M World'* F a ir of IU.1U ycetrrdoy, Ion. charged in an odd res* last |j,,. fhgh* *t Die “ Flying F m lir m guarantctdiig Dial no ,nutter how night that “ a rapid inereun* I" se,'* wen' ai-eurding |<« sehrdide hot the weather may be he will x x v venereal -il.-etl.e' resulted u rtl| « , ! , unevenifol, the ai my product- n enow storm (genu­ from “ a renewal of the o ld 'u lil- base here announced. ine, nut synthetic, every night in anee between prostitution and Fourteen officer* and 12 non th* fa il’s Alpine Village. the saloon. flew ,0 llugota a* a goodwill g. i■ ------- — *uie in ratim-clloti w i'h Die hi D A Y T O N A B K A C H , F U .. Aug. augurutiori of Dr. Kduaidu m u ' 5— (AS— T h is Florida re »t coai, at president Sunday. city, famous for its wide, Mimulh . - beach, was named M year* ago in ping a n d cheering end w aving nf flag*—aa o u r s ta te re p re se n ta ­ tive, M anley G oldtberry, finished hla speeeh.” Mra. Moffi'.t continued to re ­ late some o f th e h lg h llg h ti of the convention m eetings a n d stressed th e huge g a th e rin g of 70,000 Tuwnasndites, which tho police d e p ertm sn t declared waa “th e honor of the man who founded it Edw in B. Randall,, father of m ost enthusiastic and orderly two year* earlier. E . B . Randall, B .n fo rt but in~ crowd they had ev er seen.'* Ma'hiaa Day of Manafleld, Ohio, M MHER 294 Mrs. Curlett In Spite O f Peace Urges Boar^ Overtures Fight In AidnigTree r \ - . n __ a:____ CORRIGAN RIDES IN TRITMI’H 0 Huiblirn,' p* mil1'* mint’d du n n r July unKiun'ril h* f l T T i l ! uc-miit i n L , ihr no mblv report of < i‘ v Hull d*pnrfmrnt* year l hi* *amr month saw permits rs’Miod to the airnmnt nf 12.110, a itiffot pure nf 11 ’> J |0 Th. • ff ' llic* » .1 *- of Ju ly H yt*«r <*vt-r lii-’ In } Wile lltiH l« . a S I5.non |,. Mill' 1,. 'll ^ ttWrill I ** 11 piiiiy for m *m .1*1in K, ami fit! 'll ■<lu Ilnur iin mu ct*ih( ill" muff nm' S**\.Ml r liit iii' ff«-t m iL u f if «lltr) v*11h f^s*-* unit timtiiiff tu f I t 1Jl“* y**ui I nr th«* -am*' iti •'l*lit. •b r e |it1,F1v1i1d- w**ft KMl Mini WIt It frt* 4 iifiittimHiiff cii ly t** M '»t>, a Ttil •iifr* •T in t' »•( Km ir f.liirnlniiff |t« 1 imtx u « 1*• ff nin* *'•( Mil 111 I*'*•’» u in mini niff *.. fio 1*-•* Ju ly bf III**! M.*t *'»*'• )*l 4flr* l. |> IIM*In UK Itriimt w it ll .1 (»■*' c iut Hi K t«> $ '•!». a *hi let ••net* i f Pnllce *t*llnl**«l fine* JMimutil 1n _r ■ 0 t. III vvlillr U -'1 y rm finr*. t*n Ju ly nmminlt'il 1«* $.‘1118 tr*. a tl.f fel eht-r *.f 1127 85 Do rinff July l'i*l iff tiaii*ll»'tl a total t.r r*r. ffa-**-'*. 22 *«f \%hu ll a l'*C 1x11C,«(| for •liwul tier ly rulinluff L wi-lr *liMrni*wnl un tl four ( r:i ill1■ Terret| t«» t»fhi t rcimlio'd F**r •he' -srnr ■ month ■s4**l yeui 1* >:<51"* were hainllrtl by III e f idler. It* *f Wtl ITh vki-rv fur tiisord.-rly ■*J*I due' S**VMI Vk*|f (Ji-mi--«-kl I Iul live liilU iG rirtl L-. 1 Do 1 e n 1 *" nr imint ii*- charge of public drankenneta. M r. Randall, who w m bom in W indsor, Nova Beotia on May. 24, 1144, came t0 Florida In F^uaiilishrd In l!t(H P e r m i t s Of $17,650 Exceeds T o t a 1 Of Last July By More Than 15 Thousand l’roiessor Kipp To Hold State School Placement Tests taan, died W 1:50 o’tloek T h u rv day night at tha home of hla daughtar, Mra. George Randall, In Daytona B o t h at tha age of M. ^ S W K H t lt . FLO RIDA, F R ID A Y . M U ST .'>. ■ Ito r n r.y .................... .m l fo rm .. e r ' ' r " ,ln * expe riern'r. „ f her In . ______ Vela to C alifo rnia and buck at * , . , , , vels atMte com m ander of the A m e r l- *, , -r . I .tie meet mir Tnu ratlay ntffht i»l c m Lffffinn, wma nominated for |he» Townsend h**iuh|uuHt’r* m ih«* governor over Browning who two W v la U Building, t*. which cun.year* ago received tha grrateat Mr. and .Mr*. .1 I*. S|.a»Img of maforUy ever given a guberna-l Orlamfo and Ih r It. v J a iih * \ torial candidate in the state Logan of( (leiH-vii. untl many local In the 193d prim ary the li o v -, Townsemlites. ertior had C rum p’s supg^rt. Th is Reminiscences personal ob year Cooper had It. nervaliinis, such as "U h l N rw Oi* Senator Berry bowed to A bans/* *be cemetery bull* iibovt" Tom Stewart of Winchester, a grouml because of the high water the mile-and a half Huey district attorney who expressed lfV,d; 100 percent indorsement crl I'onf Bridge, which spans the President Roosevelt’s policies. .Mississippi River; the interesting lichsrrlftjin 25, of En. BeWa ami *-he 1600 miles of Alton Richardaun, travel ihro u jh Tvxan w hrrv »hc f ir wood, waa alaahad to ilrath i « w ihauaanda of cattle pml atrara » » d » c o m of oUltra, Inclwtiflf with horn aprrait, mraautinK in J. Torn Ta ylo r, candidate for aoma tnaUincai 10 f w t, wt*r» al.li1Circuit criminal judga, ware in­ litfhta toll! tiy Mra. jured In vlulrr>:i> that m ark ed. (iiaduntt'i of Seiniiiole iliv o In W u lc r n T v ia a , Mr*. Moffi't McKinn county’a blooilleat Dem­ I said that about the only liv in g 1Hchool, Lym an High Seh ol, a id ocratic prim ary in hiatory a . . thing that could be seen was an Oviedo High School who plan l*» t* Autnorlttea ware forcad to c lo a «lofrtlllon,| |iu r d. Th e trip ih n .u tli uttend the Univrraity of K lm id. jnie p*» a. Richardson had atMexico and Arixona she de-* during *he ni x* regular ses,n.ii im ptci tomtrrccda in uU*t |crlbrd m "in lcrc a tin f” but a l»» may taki' thrir plact-mcnt t r - 1 * between fivemen at the (,o*., aa in Teaa*. She confiileil any afternoon in 'h r offni- id 'InP« a when hla throat wi* 11 y>,at. whereaa her prim ary purport' Sanford (iram m ar Srhiud, I'rof alaahed. in f u in f to Loa Aiifelea waa to K. Kipp hua announced attend the convention, ahe had a Mr. Kipp pointed out thul .......I II* <l'«l in a hoipital latiw. Pulla at Ctailon. T e n n , cloard aecrat ambition to ae* how the of the boya took Cheat- teata u> tinafter election officer*, C. S. moviet were made. She waa dta- m il of the achool year hot it v i , Slinpaort and Jake Burrla, Judge, appolntrtl In ‘.hla, however, be- lalrr learned through 'he I'm both Were beaten and atabbed. cauar, ahe Miid, vlaltora are no verai-y that they would i«>t ae tuiifer allowed to fo through the eept one of the feata thia' wot Both were In a hoipital. picture a'udios. f i r m a‘. the local h lfh aehool A t Etowah, fighting marked The weather came in 'f o r cont'pon learning thia Informal.- n. the voting and the jail waa full. aidernblt coinmen'., Mra. Moffitt 5|r. Kipp atateil. he aecu'etl 9 K llo-w. r ' PPO?. Incumbent ij^ ia r in e that the »uffered from number of tea'* from the I'n lv n liered u -.ln lrCI| « ,U|f" ,hB r °'J ln I-0* Angele* end that f y that local boy, would n-.l ... . . P D ounda In a D g h t i it w t ( i(l j,ot a*, the Callfotnia- have In make the trip t ” (luiiu lu k .I. i A , , . m C *r‘ Arixona border that »he bought ville to take them. The te .L will i * ! * ' cl on 0*R*Wg, which B small pieceof dry Ice to pregiven In the Univendly during re»ulted when T a y lo r demanded v, nt y ,in..ing. T h l . proved nut lh, nrxt u , , , , Saturday.. 0 r* , <>w" e l,c ,!° " D*4*- Far* much good, to the neat day »he I'rnfreior Kipp advi*e. that any mwhael .uffered Injurlea about |,UUgSt ordinary ice and placed |Hly w.iking to take the T t l t u. the face and head. - it In a diihpan, which proved more 0f A u g . h to 12 to lh.it 'lie week o Auff. 8 to 12 so tha* th* , Nl» •freata were made In th li effective, cate, but two other arreata were t Of the flrat meeting the a i­ rrcohJf can b* sen* on to Hu* med* at Willimintburg In othtr tmded, Mra. M offitt tald: “ f will university immeduitfly. Any b^*y fights. never forget the wonderful In­ who cannot find time to take *h** ( A t Athena, Vick Logan al­ spiration I received when going tests during tha afternoon can make an appointment by callinu' legedly took an aaa and tried to Intu- that- -great auditorium, , ,where ,. . chop down several election, I - ™ * «I«I**»*»» *h« 810-W or 225. bootha. Ha was arretted on a lenthuilaim waa to great— clap- S h ilb y v illr lir r a lii AN IN D E P E N D E N T NEW SPAP ER Building Here For July Hits H ighF igure Srmlnole County Produce* Mure l*'ruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In \nirnra 1 l . 1 � 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, 1938 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, August 04, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 1938. 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>, August 04, 1938; <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/e36937fb813b562bb2fff3c20fe97a0e.pdf 6439206c4557be7a58d87a3fb01af69e PDF Text Text « __________ ■■■.. .. _ _ _ _ _ _ TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1938 THE BANFORD HERALD, SANPDWJ, FLORIDA 19 ° B * e G u n Subdue A za s T ford player which was r e a d i " granted. hev. Martin Bram will accom­ pany the team when it next goes to play the orphanage club, Mr. Palmer stated. , | Pointing out that the superin­ tendent of the orphanage had in­ vited the public to vbit the in Plenty Of Action During: Floyd Palmer, Local stitution, Mr. Palmer urged all Palatka Club To Try who could to take a'(vantage of Barrage Of Hitting Enthusiast, G i v e s the invitation. To Stem Attack Of Recreation To Boys Members o f the S an fo rd team Sanford Siege Guns He' Supporting th. flv.-hit pitfh- was relieved by Iludion. arc as fo llo w s : f hi ir e I Fo i guson, lusted Ir** than sn Inning being In* of Job Piml»r, the Snnfnr'l B u ck Fo rg u so n , Hed W illia m s, l At th# request of the* luperinExpressing the belief that they 1 c placed by Arnold. Miller wax Lookout, unlonaad thxir M ( *ii'K« K night, Jim ltr«»wnf Robert H o w ­ temlent of the Florida Methodixt will irim Pa atka again iiiriighl, gvnn Monday ni*ht at th. Mu- the losing pitcher. ell* F re d (.a n a s . Pete F ch o ti, K Orphsmige in Denson Springs. nlclpnl ball park with a bnrn»0M Pinder pitched well, giving only the Kanford Look not mil go to Wiildnson, Herbert Moses, Hu'S Floyd Palmer, local bus#bull hi j i f |S bate hits lhal hla«lad Ih* five Hitr and keeping those |hr Aralea Hly fn un » ff i» N» **rt M ay, am i (i!e n Cochrane. thimaxt, fnrmH a bane ball team PaUlka Afnlean intc* » iiIiiiii«- Fcattered. lie had excellent run* piove their niFentinn. composeil of boys from ! f» to 1* •ml |ave th# Lookout* an ♦nd and wWum v i s in trouble.1 The Herb Thomas club, smart years of age to play the team * l l to 4 ylflory. l!n mat*!' gave him plenty of mg under the ••av'-rc drubbing id* LEGAL NOTICE ministered In-t night by Iin- local of the Orphanage. . Tka artion lu-jran in llu- fii-* support with their 1fl hits. Hhir team has declured it' intention ■*f The Sanford team won thej A«ITI< »: TO LREIIIINIII ting with the •tick were Davis tilling with I’nlatka |iuxlnng returning the defriP w i t h micros i. first gumi- from tb*4 orphanage Hi tile *.1 etwfcal* Ian IBM Pitman, The former got U T M , two run. un tha .trrnyth ami h In rill x j hy a score of \ to *» but loxt| However, memberi of t h e !-'nn ' nwnl t Hem l tii i|e jjfd l two hit., Tha |j>iikmil. al*»i four hit!' out of atx times at 1 ••M afitl eui'h i■f y«iill 41 e h » r * b y the second by a !i to 1 count t N * * n thalr atlark, making a •" lint and Pitman got four out of D.rd team pouted out 'hat thIU*I tile ! ,*lt4| Ir4,i n i ' * ' 1 In pi e er ||» A third ami deciding gunrie • h i ill* 1(114 ...... 1 er in* rule * lil' h U l of four run. in lhair halt the -nine number but be was in pitching of the Lobkoiil' bn. In-- ft vastly improvitl in the la* i ivvo will be played the fir-1 Tburs* t " H nr e i t h e r ,4r i h M Mi l l IIItil 1 e tent io lull iy ptiMcd once. ,'n f the fir.t. Mnora, fir.t man ihe e- la te I.I'H I1*t •if Frances day nfter the National (iminl re of three weeks and iheir bitting Up walkad ami went t<» Fecund «n V if Id- dr* •saetl I h (e >.f *41*1 •■|»l|llThe game didn't start until leaves nothing to desirerl. Ai turn* borne as several of the ♦i in ih e ( ‘ mint * lit •l*Te “ f He nil Schmidt's single to left. Hits II UP o'clock because of the illy. Kb. r id.* *1 Ills ri f fl e * pi oof they point not only to In-1 iumfo-ul plnycrx bad to go to |!4>|e hjf Pivls and Pitman sent a c *ii threat of ram. 111 Ihe i n tu r i h *HMe a * Ha nf nrd. camp, | I'l nr hla. night's fine exhibition hut to the w ithi n etirfill ch fen<If* * I pic of runs ncrim the plate ly* i m i .a t k % game with Daytona Biuch in ? Mr, Fulmer salt! be was wellj •>t!<rilh« f>**in (he d a le nf (h e f t f n l Dig the •aura. Allan .truck out. I In Mu llnl Hi | w l . i i . « n , ■n **f i hln*ill«e, week in which they defeated the K11>4*■>1 ■f pleased with the local club and • lumi «•» * eimiiriii riiUl I he in w r i t * Storing the other matkar. ware ui.tiff ir C L l A R I N G O N I H U R D L E a rtrfl aarvtra r t « i l f t w i U far >oh u Ntw Tork aallr*. I F l i n d e r s 2 1 t o 2, Ing. niif. in list e i a i e t he pl a ce nf declared that it provided the or i.*■it * ii, Pitman and Varner. wam.n, Kathryn Bar toia 1*11 lakn Jump In L f i n U w w iil waovra applied far I H palka Job* Ba, phanitge boy* with some diversion re s id r nr*. ii ml pt ml f•I f Ire m|d *-»s I Ilit PiHalil f f Starting batteries for the tilt B P In tha third and fifth inning. M *.f Hi*. •Itfn P*»4nf itrrapUi laMa, tppllraaU h*4 U aktw tn m d m m t n m 41*cu« and normal vtakm. haartafy d * l in* ni1 41ml nnul i<m u rk that helped make the long sum­ ■Wllftl h * hy (h<■ d a linmni. a g e n t tonight have no* hern announced PnUtka added one rnunt each llnluiiikn fli " f n l l u n he name w il l I t i » f , nr 1 mer months more agn'eatde, but in all probability Allen will tint* to knot the .cure at 4 t» II a ■ h i |i *■ • tulle Via!il a r r u r d l n g In la w 4 4.11i i hiiiH ** dime »■«i MBI, r |« Ihe f rsi B R IG H T E R O U T I.n o K Herbert Moses, pitcher for the start behind the plate. Ad*, catch T h U IR day of July, i f 11 4. In tha name Inning, Sanfnnl M i i i w r l i ji Moim la y In lit* nUtli' h ,,r H. (Merit Sanford team aided the orphaning Sunday's game with HaineNI I A Y M o N I i F t R 1 .I >H F o o t b a l l f n n , a t t h r l l n i v r r . l t y her IK-ll, V kh M • h i• ( h e Jill 'ItAJl nf in Morrd bringing In tw» Arrmld |i R x e r u l o r o f t h e R * i * t * »,f Hep•lernher, 1‘M i age team against the Pirrxnn AIIvllle, was hit on the head urn! wan H u d s o n |, o f F l o r i d a h o p e t h a t H'.IK |, * g i n , to make a total of .it, Flit n e w s Rlirlde, d e c e * a * d 1 A ile d thl • 2nd d n y nf A Mi*Mil T r h turn e|l 4 .Star* recently and struck out 12 taken out of Ih* game. It is tiot m 1 „ T h . Lookouts increased their n n o w e r a in g r i d i r o n h i . t o r y , for of the first If> hatters to face I.VSA H I E thought he l» seriously hurt ami Kt.nNIIlA R T A T K 11 1’ II R|!V |u »N. TolaU U sd to 10 In the .avanth whan «*, i t h r G a t o r * h a v e n o t f i n i . h r d h e l ­ M .14 r i * rk o f i 'I re n I( 4*uiir« ti f him. The orphanage boys were he is expected to be able to get • Ja l u e e v l l l r 42 font more runa c r a w l tha plata MlKlUlli ! • ,4*i» |. *> «K hu rg H e m l n i d r gturldn M A L A R IA one player shy at thr time and back into the game Boon. i l l l e r t h a n 7 t h p l a r r I n t h * five3% IX l» a y l r m r t ft e n c h IHKAL) •nd In tha eighth they added tha Moor* rf 1 '•'• yi-ur h i . t o r y o f t h * H n u t h r a . l r t n >2 ill 1 irlan* « la f Bara • « • requested the loan of the Santktt More of the game to bring Hdi lohi I If & 4 ,4 71 rvll#x*a Hi. A l i g n * ! In*1 l*uyl» Ih a - H a l t e d f « r A r n o l d In *»ih «T 4 4 .4 ’*4 f'.ilalka Uwlr loUl for the night to II I'lfnuift IB i s t h ii n i l h t n r t i i m h u h . I'slslks l»»l “ I..... . i « H 4 ! ; COLDS 41 I *e|^in*1 •ft JI IH.L SK.UISOI L |III BAllen 4* K iik Hanford •«»" 112 * M * II m a t .AA* X.Hfsrtl flrat day T Y . S T A T E O K Kl .(»ltll»«. 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A I* IT'iT, h u e filed ittfnc In m y of- MHIli: OK APPLICATION I O N T % 1 IIKEII NuTh'i: |H IIRICRItV IIIVRN. Tim I R H H I R V V I O R M A N , h o l d e r of T a x ( V r t If I r a t e N o . 414. l - a u n l I h e ?lh. d.ty o f O r l o h e r . A- l>. I M & . h o » file*.' tafiie In m y o f f i c e a n d b u s m a d e application f o r x l a x ileol 1 o h e isailed |h i n n i . A,l<l rertiflciile e m b r a c e * l l m f o l l o w i n g ileverlherl i t r n p e r l f hi I h e I ' t o m l y •if H c m i m i i e . H l n i e o f KlorMlsi, |i»- wli* Iai t# I. 5. IJ, II, 21. 2 4 * 33 to 4U Itlchurdeon'a Addition to W t M H l h r h l g e . Tile a a s e a s merit nf Ihe fTlu troperl y Udder Hie a.ihl cer Hfl* i*i* I e iNNued wa* in I h * flume o f JK NN IH HT KN HO N t'ulere «a l d c*rllflcsle sh al l h e leifeemerl a c c o r d i n g In l a w , I h * r o p e r l y d e e c r l h e i l tlieretn w i l l h e a* •til | o I h « h l g h e s l h i l . d e ill III* t h a t t h r u iii Ih re Igimit will, tun t Ii•*2 ' l h ilay n f S r p l a - m h ^ r . A |» I'iji, i o r » m t i n t h r I (■•no r u h i r (‘m i n t y Jotln** o f H r m l i o i l c I'outily. K h ir ii a, tier fi na l r e t u r n . R i Y i m n i arnl nmch»Te o executrix of ltt»* K a t n l e «.f l . K O N A t M i t . l ’L* (il.AI*-. I M . N H , ifeceaee4l. a m i si! ■ s ,i| l i m e , l 1h e n n m l I h e r e m a k e apptlratlori In t h e e n lil Jtiiliit* f•» r a fi na l ■el t l e n i e n t o f h e r n d m Iid at rat M i n t <»f iMl e s t a t e a m i fyir a n o r d e r | discharging her as r u c h vxeeutrll ‘ flaletl th in t h e 1*1 r.ay n f A u g - I iisl. A ll I S I S IH A IIK11.I*A K H A S C K S t ll.A D t M N l ) . A* K x e r i i t r l i n f flic R a l a r * o f I.R O N A l x i l . P I I ( I L A I H U N O . t H * tea>*d. t m ■ in iijm n n n m C a n .n il U> A b o * l th . F, H. A . Loan Plan Hill Lumber & Supply Yard T alapkoaa S3 iii fin e Watch Repairing Diamond Setting Truck & Auto Service Bodies— flprlnr*— Trsilen A price you a a afford to pay Martin’s Garage k AND m a . P ark A ,a . __ CELER Y L A N D FOR R E N T A L AB#*I BOB artta , wall Bralaed, eelery 3aad<—ga*4 w a l** ewalr*l. Prwdaeed a c #v 144 Baxe* per a ere * la* I »*a*#a. P f k t i R*a*anabla AAdreaa COMING! W A TC H / FOR BR O W N CO. B E L L E G L A D E , F L O R ID A ——r EXCUSE M E JOE PA LO O K A By HAM FISHED I.OBTI MflMT k n n kail TallU m l* Vaaalaa Ho. iaaa*. A u x i n la »«aa4r.” rklU »»t. T. M. lara d l*. A. * r . H an , o h v o u o l d h id e a w a y . 1 W AT C H E D F O R Y O U AT BREAKFAST A N D r - ' Y O U N E V E R SH OW ED U P. OH COME — . A PENNY ,___ A FO R Y O U R JTTJf THOUGHTS. iTION W ANTED DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE 48 l •LA D TO \ WELL, FRISCO, YUM. \ I THOUGHT I X W M JUST I OUGHT TO •CENG TO I VISIT YOU COME OVER TO / FIRST— l VCR JO INT / TH AT'S POLITE MR DON'T WORRY. FRISCO, X W ILL/ J 3 » ii I Martin’s Garage General Repairing Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler 4B#p* LOST A FOUND Duild Your Own Home With The Iktttl liulldlnjt MntertaLt J V ? wwvrr rr f c> o �r r3 : !$ s •• m + rM m ^ y g i ’ ■* - r - * A t f & it k ^■-.* - ?r.? #«*' j •' < < \ ; . '1 - r l ^ ' . . . .,. " ;;ir,-, - - - ■ i -H w i,-- * -,n 1 V ,||[;|M||| , |t. ■ sV ^O i V t>: pe ■ ."V-TT/Ss:- '?!''■* " -*4.^v ’ • 'IS* * ■* . *■’£.■?_ 1iv y ,"...T?--' r H.AE t- . Buford b H i i Only Cntral Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And WaUr Tranaportalton Sem inole & 9 a t t f o r f t l i AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXIX Counfy Produce* Mure Fruit And Vegetable* Than A n f Similar Arm In Amrrira Member Associated Press e n t l i i > -! SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESb \. AUGUST ;t, 19.1* M MHKn 2D2 Esi noli shed In IDOH T p l a n s to Honors Split In Balloting Over Country 17-Year Old Russian Leaders Girl Imitates Scout Predictions John Warde O f Major Conflict W el far oHome In ma 1t» RKSKi N 1 Dr. M i l l e r , Retired Physician, Was Son OT T. J. M i l l e r , P i o n e e r Resident Anti-Roosevelt A n d New Deal Rockers Roth (Jet Victories In Primary Voting Owned Seminole Pharmacal Co. IV* % nIrt| |'r*«a Rnmevell buiktr- nnd Mtili nd mim-ti atnm fniiduljite* il ivt*fi->) D«moerat,e honor* tn fm r pi i Justice Roberts Re­ ports Death Due To MonoxidePoisoninff wary In Is Rescued As She Threatens Jump To Death From I .edge RKADY FOR W AR RedFommuniqueContains Warnings Of Serious Consequen­ ces If Row Spreads Spanish Rebels Claim Victory rlerlitirix yesterday. Mi *-*■•<11r» Senator HenneM Clark-* f(tM |iieiit H owevelt. rrd u \ Senator Hamilton Lewis of 11 final* ha* aniuuirui'rl that he will resign from the Senate next year in order to devote more time i.. hi. family and personal J a n H m*Ks To Set­ tle Difficulty Ry Diplomatic Means S ew in g Room Is Given $32,115 In Additional F unds In won IFie 1Irrma rat *c tenotiiinalit n ui. rI, fry a and litIf Farmer (lovrrnor llenrv S (Bulfifld wa s chi "pn I J Dr. 0. J. Miller o f th 'Jt d ti •he It(•puMifan nomineo. • h i. cl'.y was found dead at 11 In 1\an*taa Senator (fringe Me filll, 31 KiMYwcVa(]f follow rT, ^iiNi y o’clock this morrvnp in his »0»>r». won thr D«kmiHaiNtir rni"•rrunnl Inn car on the Oviedo road alxttit • O »' fl Mi.l1 1 Till «•’ 1--• ' I’Furnrirr (!• virnnr tTydr M Rod . 1 I |' one mile from the Orlando ,* '•• captitf *«d tbf Rr|itihlic-ifi miiiiina , >i. •»• ' 'Al t <'»1 highway by Deputy SheriM Don. R«‘v Gt i itld W iiv i»d. m b d ilk W *| l lo 1- Il 1 41 III ' up .i « pr«v Nazi hy hit gppnii htiif, mu Jack Hickson, Sheriff (\ M. ;ip >) iH .a f .n .d ’ • 1 V "• ' ,M I •hird Hand announced today. • III »1, a l\ ft 1 i uDvt' »b' ISovotnnr Mitxman, Prun’cral. T Tdlingt'’ Dr. Miller's body was lying oii- N . w V ■i k . wad >I'numinalfl'd and will ........ l» dpi p.i~ if. t ill r • to It <, * on the seat of his car. A pool'd bv ftlUl** SVlIflln • Fiivnisection of garden ho.* had hern Rji*nrr. R* public an ■.1 Vhtl.' attached to the exhaust of the In V'lrgtma two llmwpvid1 nii|* | n too iM« in i car and le,^ into the interior. Rcpi r fw'rlrr t bod f 1«iiishf- race W, *|'l ....... it. -I * • liatiti hip* are tun t « irn i,m All the window, had heen rinsed. M’nT.il ivr Mow aril .Smith •left* Hod Justice of the IVare J. A. Hot,„ , , in*! mu tiv * play hy V Wdlmm P, Dodd, Jr,. ♦hi**«* io if* romp im , ert. ..id death due t„ ,n I* O r 89 I n d i v i d u a l s mip Fornirr rrprrtrrdutivr ( '*•' halation of cart-on mnnoaide gas. i CHtr harden iinuraD'd llrpri’^ 'i JA C K SO N V ILL E Aug. 3,— dF> Sheriff llind .aid the motor IflifiVa* No*man HnmilGm had been left on and had run — Administrator Robert J. l u l l In Went Vi tg iniii Kepr event i N .f M U ' M l r V K I S . M •. i down. He added that the parking annutitir*,'1 today the final «P five'll Ramsay, KdinixDin nnd \A 'i 1*.»ul \ Mi m h , !■*>.• llfhta warp on. which indicated pruvul a W PA project railing for Johnston, all Run.sev-rlt hacker ..III , Milk M *• d 1.1V>* '•! • i •uni tha car had bern stopped there the employment of Mil person.* in wen I boro'era He renomimilP*n 1 f i io the Sanford sewing room. He Totidiy night. di**t.»T. Ttttbiv Tact ics used in rhe h"t Ken M * | »|*| 1$t V s lo l( f F l »IM» Dr. Milter, owner of Ifie Semi* said thr government would con tucky primary struggle tietween iitl local upon Senate Maturity leader Albrn \V, m l a - I lo to it ii » Im #'n illlllit l note Pharmacal Company, wn* a tribute $.12.11!* tlx I 'M rvtlred physician and *urgenn lie nor* $8.10ft. th ................. ( Ibitklry and tjov, A H f Happy) had re aided in Hanford many I Adnnni*tvntor * hill ,, -afI VHip nhf1 |‘handler were denounced iy the years, coining here when a young nmi need aurhorizaiion of Fund’* Scrn'e f anipaign Irivr digaHng IJwve» ••Id i Ah* m i x boy. , fur a number of other Honda Committee m “deplorable" and a* ht ie ttuH ( im II k ill- d He taaa lha ton of th# late T. project a designed to provide cm n threat to the "free and impul I .«. * K phi MMO. I l l J. MHIer. I«mg identified wi»h the p|oyiTlpni for „».#rly 1H0Q per ) allot.** l.iT it t f odd IM ,4 Im|TTit Ill'll ..I Mm early development of .Sanford amt Thl. cymmittee did not men | d .. I th | i« \ f i litnim o «f•ii)i|k lihimi hmi m fo rim d 1 m t oil h * I till' th r at onr time an eatenalve te ale *-. I)||| ir.tll iipr.on, Wouhi n<m either Ra.klry nr < haii.ll.«[ Ml" .... . ......... 1iii in it ktlii. " a ll shout >"u an il H a i h a iu " late, holder. Ht la ^ brother l}C| he jivrti }oU.Imnietllalely .ftnAy heme bul contlamnnl by Infri - . fytui oe'l to Sattfunl «ft«'r hpomI 1 ' i Mili’i r' .im p h» r >•, J Frank t. Miller, former city com-| ^ v|p mniinimijr , prr.ji-etH , ore mt-thMle -.j '-'l hy rorh to mg m*v**ii $v*11*- oi l ’ (I T 1 > v b.u 'll liw y i- r p ifv hind:.y £«■ t it .i I I , Mi lit* ’ i.llll mini oner arul present City Juilitc .previously in niH-mlinn hut trm- i-nnlr>>l the elrrtorele. Friib-m*1 |i.i‘-wr«*ed |»*tf IM fliM I! If-wihui f 'll o f H o t Mi-i S» h 11dM58-* « Iu u h I h >.r 1 O.I1IO' and la also survived by hie widow. porarily close«l awaiting new uuthered hy It. Italph Iturten. n : t ail' *11, I 8 yea» **ld diUg i»* * » I 1 ll mol Imlmii'ml KiiiH’ JtMon i»t I * ittgbt . ( litM r 1. Mr*. Miller, two Mr*. Miner, two daufhteri. "Mrs. " " fundVr-for winch the Keilernl r t e n lt h t seent. and two or till*— ' I he ib 'fen d an t ill w hu h -do* ,% tom i lli'A c h . l i t ....... w ri'k II t 1 id Mr*. iiarold Powers and Mr*.^ Sidney ,p p ropriall„ n, (ll(il| j, $tn7(900. a..ietants, di.clo.ed widest"rad Ir g 'd ly i|iM.‘l»iHetl iin p io p f i i« ho lt wtu’ tau g h t i i r n r l i r r *■ Ml S ll.IM .il " ■ * • 1 ill th Vlifien, both of Sanford, and. Approximately 2011 men will tempt* to control the vole of re UiflOlM w Oil b n r.n h. • k! ,1 | , ing m auii'liMiih siihjiM’t*. 1 i.k i i■ • • • * , o ,„ a son, O. J. Miller, Jr. who is in ^ employed on five new project* lief workers, hesvy ronti»! ullon•1 !*• •*" Mil V i a n "11 T h r \>* u til 1told lb M iah f3trvi*n.i prm ^l fat’ il i i * D o l l , . . ltd the Navy. • i ' Costing 155,717. from Federal employes nod n gen Ml a ti n c hiii! ;u tii1M*d b ini wt'bool a ii •) it*, tin *•*'! oi * I . Th* body wet placed in the ti ml* ► 1d l|l|i O M'li 1 j'. ' 1’ .1 la » The continuing projects place,)j i rally had situation, (huiiman till' bit 1 1 m in I r • i i hiIf/* il M'-l liM'l p o in tin g out that it »l"Uu cars of th* Etickion funeral in operation again were listed as; Morn* II. Shepherd III lexu>,. d ia l I I tH' 1 MT Tig 1III -liilJlT o to t lllif d 1b* ,1... tor I** Ih r II i‘xr i*III*Tit Hoik ill tfiu to- 11 home. Servicee will be conduct­ Sanford, sewing norm employing said. A 1T I'auop bu h 1,.h U In* t* xiiniui*' I l.n l 1111il ittld to til Ik 111 ing ed tomorrow by Rev. J. B. Root, HP persons; Federal funds $32,* T a lk .. 1 t> « * -n d b u | in iiliin t: b National Guard troop* wliuii I'W 1 t'f Ito b flT H, iK illi.y " paitor of the Congregational 115, *|ionsor* iH.IOU. -*b ut M I h' o ii d .iu had been expected to march into I II.* v>.u lli *il id I J I I •*11 lh» r 'i vinir of truili* ami imhiHtri.il * Church, at the Etickion Funeral I l f 0 1*.- •! th J u y m ’ •s tfl -til Urlando, mattress factory sup- Memphis for Flection May *-u old Tbt* »to d lo k ill bun if h ration in Florida, and C ’ I * f Horn* at 4:00 o'clock. |t«M I .1 IM' V* Ml Ut I 'll NUlb plying jobs to 172 persons; Keil- t'ainrd laxt night f,)r South M * Tiutb . ntniw. nmilluun tfgionnl .ig<’ti Maiona were requested to eral cam p •• h ♦»T>, t it . 1-ti H i; l)i funds $71,HCfl, »p,»n*or* "isslppi to engsge in war game lilt* Unit Oil Ktati1’* of fo r *t <-l<l u n i il 1 M* * in 1it meet at th* Lodge Hall prepara­ $lj,00tl. ;i maneuver*. »im '! N r a li, c a tio n in rh n ig o o f v-n atu tory to holding service* at the in ;i dt • 1* r i (kin 1Ji.!».I k Sd Tumpa, sewing room giving Simultaneously, Juhn K. r d u c a titin . u«*i i* k m :r l \ i ■ *i ■ 1* grave In LaktvWw Cemetery woik to 10H persons; Federal f i'i -1 w ■1 Hu1 hjivi* ( b in flu x ,,f ,t,r ratulldBlr* f„r ib.* wfier* Interment will ba mad*. fund* $312,3511, sponsora *71.- IhrinwraMc senatorial nominati-o. sibh" fo r t h f u-itnbli-hiiM 'lil o f 1|o* VOOTit i •lo.111.1 that *'P llt’l' sch o o l. ^90 t charged that Federal Judge John ill t )i<i w itltei 1IIiif 11Ii S t u lm i l * mUoU iu 'IU »*f - dim T h * n rh n o l r i h |»lann«*il i*ut Key West, sewing room em. t». Mai tin exhibited 'bias and p.eF I' l-aiov |»|.||.o> i lu*1 tho p o iitirl. o f cab bag e •** av.u lb al* non ily f o r I hi* )itir|io*«* t»f •*I * • J a jc e t ”* 'llo llld pjlHIO ploying 114 persons; Federal iu,lkr" in ■ » Injuiwt. (lie U|> f., ii i f d t e d r e lie f id e ld * nt'd v>dl inj* t r a in in g that w n u lil nnt*i tin p«*ui a live id a one m * m i. h iii fund. $81,828. sponior* $14,583. lo P " * * " 1 uf ,hc I m1 u tv mu MW ,*y liiie ii'i'li'il *y a arul »uggr»tt*l impeachment p r . nectln o f ti’iit h i’ ix in trad** -o>t d u rin g \u irn it , I'x n b iiiitii'f th a t , . . _ . Fort Taylor (Key Waat) road E , t be f m n iu o d tl) * Ku u m _ Hi —j i l l Im lu N trin l io lu c a ium in III** renlings against tha JutiiL he 'Si*-* in tnui h tth Ih .' |iu b lic ll\ ~ 18 A i r I T J I V P l S Improvammu. 107 worker*, Fedid ig iiile pel nuUi*. Sen. J. Hamilton t.ewin (H Dr. W. J Nornmii, ii«‘ io »»I j kO f U l l l a T C * 3 cral fund* $8,535. m n riu ifei *>t a c m ux w illin g to I I Milt n life ietpie-*lt il I m I ii m 111), dapper, bewhlskered Renatr tho collect* o f (‘tiu i’iitio n nt Tlit* The "new project* given final Cottle !**• r t T h e p t i: » |i|oim**eiI Cotton Mather, In Sanford on ew project* then iiw n r n h td ft t« K m* b p' ' whip, announced his plaru to I 't ii v r r x it y o f F lm h ln . nn>l to g iv . tli* J t t f i » * J.r» |e -ic e iil a business mlssicn, took time out aPI,roval yestarday, included one *•11 w ill be «ll*'te<l iipp i • * liu.iT* Iy to r o f th e u n iv e rs ity * * u itio i-r y f (lo* g a l le r i’ ipti* w ith the .. f-r l “*ly o Off r«r*»tio recreational lh' U,,," 'r " " UM long enough In th* Herald Of,ur »,ludlr n a l area. *i|tn from nf|.* pound *»f th e veg etab le I* a c t iv it ie a , w im a fre q u e fit u i»**r and facilitin in Florida, twenty nexl c in in ta k in g 7.V pet*' ht The fits Tuesday afternoon to rt* wnrL.,. . I l l K Lewis, » h tone term expire-* n to th e sch o o l. it ,e m iin tu iti1d t lm l the ' "»*t ( **lll.T lTINi111 lo ■i.i.-t- Rebecca Stevens Sharon Calls for Praises Florida T ra ile r Camp In S c h o o l Session Talk To Jaycees u t il, CUpptr, Mid K« flew frsm AUrttdn. Csltfomb to Honolulu I r J w t5 L a,,B* J ? l PP* r wl,h JC. W- Kennedy, traffic manager of tha Fan Amckan Airway*. H « » d , r i l t « ! rfw l J ^ . h . T 'fV .'r!; Howmll Clipper wbtn that ernft disappeared In th# Pacific a few day* ago. On Uta January trip two oth*r psurnger* Included tha Presi­ dent of th* Lion* chib and Mr*. Fnd Noonan, whoao husband, a af tha ChVm Clipper * » » lout when that airplana fell In tha Pacific aeeiral month* ago. Abo aboard th* Ch)na Clippur on Ita fateful last flight, wua Captain I d Muakh. who Mg- Mather mat in the Moana Hotel in Honolulu the night before tha. ffemoua pilot took o ff on Ua final flight. Mr. Mather aald ha didn’t Ilka to think af klmaotf as a nemo*la, but conchadad by elating that ho was aboard the Hhtdmhurg an Ma n#*t In Inal flight from Oarwmny. qt>AIL WATCaiWJ W r p p b p j lls# C t A CU D J would kjkva resigned IhU year but O l U m p fof for ,he fact ih lt ht f#;t he should “continue my support of P r e s i­ TOW: DO, Ohio. A tig. 3 _ M-> dent Rooaevolt In hi* greet work." —The Toledo New* Bee, Scrippa-Howard newspaper, T *»l,r t *y *U h IU final edition ysitcrdiv It wai auso^nd w p u U .lk n ' mrnt laid: “The New* Bco for sevsral year* ha* been publiahcd at hwa. 8o long ai It appeared that there wa* a pises in tha Toledo field for the News Be*, lu ownera have been witling to suataln these losaua and make further investment* on Uio chance th* Nawa Bee would ht time become a reasonably profittbl* Institu­ tion. This was dmn in tha face of greatly Increased production coat*, due to mounting labor *o#ta and rialng newsprint prkia. T h e decision to retire from the field wa* based on Uta con­ viction finally that two afternoon paper* c a n .* ba published with fair profit fog both In Tor HOPE 18 COMM MILTON, r u , A t v X - m MANILA. Aug.~ 1— w. A. A Haber, I .aid chancse of findtag the Hawaii t j m young gnail CBppar and tha IB man aha ear h* liberatad an tha fm aa- Had Whan aha vaniahad last Fri­ Raby Skunks Given Zoo By W . A. Adams Four baby akunka, that rr|rBWj >0 , rnnui which could b- drlrcled forv. block* around, were presented to tha Hanford Tuesday 'by W. J\. Adams, local farmer, who found tha “kiltie*** with Ihtir mother on a highway outside of BatifordMr. Adama drove the mother away and gathered up her off­ spring* and eama to town. It was only after hla arrival with­ in th* city limit* that on* of tha "childran1 * became arouacd and tpaumad *a umttractlve attitud* resulting hi a hurried call to tho fumagattng department. The baby akunka will be on display at Ike local son after they have boon trained In b*lt*r manner*, a proctu which Is not difficult to perform, attemianta ■t th* aoo declared. P L A T NIGHT B ALL Unlrtnlty Of Plot Ida's 19E3 day appeared hep*Is** u> moat oh- football taai huoguraUs night » fleet « f ] j oavsl football la Oatorland, playing tm. ftewaue* aad Miami onthe fifth day of r lights. llo .ln n receive* m ore th a ii h a lf th e »;»w wo I im p orted in to the 1J. .s Over 60 Persons Play Municipally Owned Golf (’ourse During Week Over alaty per-onx p'aynt n* the golf Course a* the Kunfunl Country Club ilui ing lln- past week, Bert Furl, nianugrt an­ nounced. Mr. Foil rrpor>*ii thr rim -iii and fairway* in |»»| rumlition with aleaily rain of Ihr pa<* >• v•ral weak* Improving llum u great deal. Th* following players toured Ihe court* on* cr mure times: Frad Bell. Pile Hig/iix, it'll/ Ball, Ford Hanisnn, Jue Musler, Earl Evans, E. B. .Smith. H*l> Fleming, C. C- Whil<ingUn. E. F. Houaholder. John Herbal, Frud Solly, John Ludwig. B. ('. Moure, H. IL Coleman, S. D. Ilighley man. J. L. fngley, II. W. Rucker, R. W. Williams. L C. Hamage, Roy Holler, J. (A Dr. 3. Pulealun, Ray­ mond Lund'i'dil, llontcr Lilli**, E. S. McCall, Itev, Paul Kcdfeain, Jack Horner, P, J. I'e'rrxnn, 11. D. Workman, Howard Fa villa, E. E. lurney, J. A. Young, K. A. King, Chstie-i Ilrlts. tinwhly ItiMifii «dl Thut^Uy. i i ’iiiu m Iii. Kiwanians Vole $ 5 0 For Buying Planls For Park Report Miide On An­ nual Rarlieeiie Held At SanlandoSprinus \ HHIh n l i .i l t i u l li|(’ itib* i $b»|' 11 : -»■ i # ■ * f; JA U K ..•t th i i*. U r . ............ t u iv r r n h r 1 t« •!i r t ».i$*-. oi ,i ho p itfil her** uo .• i T i i i«l*»V I loW lflg .» b«'l» r* it l.ie k . t iiiif l'i' 'll ,. jdi,- !*'• I i imprMVi* G ,1,1 Uilttien urjp aUitliiited lf» m »lift’ Ml* 1 frnMIVe beat, tr purted a d«(lnv» 1f|1P!|tl'l| III* p r e v mui i h i 1 he U '*vr D io r >».„,• | . . . . fritiu III lu 10H degiia *. fu lly if hi i kep* , pH*• Hid fH T h e Im p e l' hi | Vail ley w.i > t n il ftittoW s h u | h| mi| . T w i» II »•'..»I !».* fiom yrurrios. n e fiirr rd ih i* r f . A n o th e r w m t* ported h i H a n n T i£ in K * n | ' i i i i D I ' r v i and m fo u r th W »I n ear | k4 i k r r* H a m on thn C*iil*»r‘.*d»* R iv e r . PAKSKNGKII MIAMI, Aug 3 . i/11 M iss E J. Nelson, F. m Ruhr. flraro Cain man of (5D| liiov" Chandler Sharon, Nancy Vliile, Park liriva) Orlando, Fla. h.d Helen CumpLgr, llebn-ra F.livrns, thr distinction yesterday of b<* Jan* Sharon, Emily Ball, Kranres coming tha 1,000,000th pa>si ng>r Morrow. |Vg Lynns, IJrs. Roy of Pan Amarican Airwavi as arul 8ymc». Mrs. K. Compton, Kalb- •he left her* for Havana Csrtcas, Vrrniusla. Iten Laney. Official* of the airway, uiiich Oul of Town Players; brgsn operation* 10 years ago, H. C. Lyon. Palatka; R. F. Wil m u , Otlando; J. M. Kiilinger, Or- believed Ihtir* waa the first In­ Bill Thom, Orlando; L. A- ternational airline to have carOilunda; J. N. Aycocks, ritd so many pasaenger*. Tampa; E P. Starr, Atlanta; Ber Bit 8>arr, Atlanta; B. F. Ward, Andorla, the liny Reputlic in Orledo; Ju.lg* Millard Smith, Ti* the Pyrene**, has a population uf tuuvllt*; Dr. W. A. Hines, Stalk* oply 3,000 person* act'Mrrd in -70 M b , MU*. fill****, , b lin d I' e rs o n s S p m in o U ' A id w bo h o ,i io « i • . > M, • d:t V D w.lldilfkdo I *t III! It 1 • im , i f .(!• WIt || t iub t * hr W O il, k 1* .i 1h*l .and I D .1 . . . • » •Uk 1\ • ' II l» ■'»• OMrl 111 mi i i r i l u1 Ho •Ire itl-M b .,lld | , ; 1 b\ 11* Ml•o*! •1o >• 1 •11 , , i i p m ,,r iin n 'iit \ •' m iii in ii.f<ie o lid w on Id l»« " ’ ' ,,,r ' ............. IO u. * ............................ I •| i i i o , *e “ p r im i* ■(Mod oil m i • l bul o f f ic ia l *1 1 " I e ' ............... ig .’d ,*i1y predlCH u ll ' 4 Mk'IIO %V't f , ^ f brtU illide of I . | . a „ c i c arid 3 a V. * T,|r. t by a ir - In lln >OI II. hi . • _ ii •11•<IllH D IM • i( u m • In . , ' . . 1 . , . > >,n l p r n i i ' s t i l l o itt ,in e f f o r t I .......... M 1.. m• i, M . 11 lo m ko o n n -S lbt t i i • i . f .. . .t by ilip lo m U 1.1 ' 1 m• , .t f Iro n pa. s t .Hi • i. pr in* , ••I r ink v, fo u g h t Mo Hr. 1 OH Ml i ■ in - lin y . 1 II. t It............ , . . . iy ,, u t fie e ...................... I I .1 Lkp.rii hoped la 1 . Mr*. t|., M. - , ................ - H i e I I •> .... i |* l.uT The prCB• «t r I n k*. M. • • iii I he fro il<*• t . . Ml (n * . i n ... h a ll le . Wl" 1. * ... ii I n m ig h t b « “ Ml* f • 1. Mil J" • 1O•b p•• ir iiijo r op- M liK'tll t 'll. t | l|IM IM*-loll V* Is Jll * b. M i •It I||- T«" I 1 H i1 • lilt* d llf* •"! In H. ............ • uuhilT lot* t " ii . r ................ • • . III. to ft u *p*ti Inti HO *u ' 1''M A,. H i) . It *\ • »i j M *' • 1 11 li uk 1 Ik,id I.* CM t'lll \\ R Id . p i n ., ‘ 1 Ti dr lid M *1 «*■k *«i v lilt b ,M* .1 .1 \S IlM lI. i t i i'l l1Iv Md'b id 1* w*t* iudh . f * . t •i*< U kr W nb U iN A M jN IA '.K . A o g >P. A beat wavt# t Im I ta n k i 1 I m * in Mint be i it f 'iilif u r n t ii and fptu i n d le d rn n s lw a r* ! ag ain n I mw p r n ia iir r arm * in the d* e rf. I ‘b H im , A r i l * w h ere D u fa AIR l l l ' . l l l g i'll l H 1, n l , iok ah ( *i f ( 11**1 ) . were* 1 ' ‘ 11 d» 4 M' *f ip o n id tc « 1" 'll, | •- - i t May a r e a . i t •m iln iir.l .*« r a n - T h re « ) » -u t i Mi, | i . i 1 |. Ol hf ub tn . i .i • \D i .. r Mi v- I ,,, , *. \|<.. i . itt f |. Ml w i ' | |, 1 •i i o If.. | , . 1 ,, M, 1" el >•) iff III. V .1,th II * ID |. .h (d 1 Mi » b* t• ]( Mo ti, \ Mi'll • f t RJIT k Hi . i. k n . ( • >. i . "h i b r lir 1II 1*•. im Ih , P*t k to t lOO* -Il Heat Wave In West Takes Fourteen hives MILLIONTH t, tll.-V P k\ ( • f" Hi. M1* • < i ' .r l .i ii t i r i v r . Mather Relates Experiences In p ri p.i-’ U inn wow In lk e i) o ve r but no iirTm u w ax ta k e n . I b ili H u ll v i»iM*l*' $1 mot i'll! th a t th e club pbiei' an a lv * r ’ N icjn rn l 111 the tra v e l m a g a zin e , "(Jo ,*' * h i i li is piddished h< r • ir: S a il fo rtl T h e n d v r iiix e in r iii w ould po in t oi|T the tidvn ntiigex of S r : / rd fo r I n ur 1st* . 11 wsr* He* clilt d lo in v e stig a te the le lv e itN Ing »n fe* b efiire D ikin g a ctio n on Ib i nudum H u ll'* , a i - i . l n i'w w n r 'In lji|D in c H O whdf i-il i -. i i m - in , I n n a a m i M l- 1 .l l Ciihliiigc Tn Ri* Given To Relief Clients 8 poo m i red jo in t ly h y tin* la t e , d e p a rtm e n t o f p u lilii* jiih tn o i **m a m i th e U n iv e r s it y of h lo rid n . th e Hehofit w ax o rg a n iz e d u n d e r th e ifU h laru *' m ol eo iiruiel o f the o d v iiu iry bo ard o f * tu te ’ M ipervi.m ra o f tra d e an d in d u s tr ia l e d u c a tio n In I hr- iw o ithern an d a n u m b e r «»f th e » r d a t e u p e rv U u iH h a ve n * x jtle i| the m Id o i I f u r t h e r by ro n d u e tin g c o i i r m in th e c u r r ic u la o ffe r e d . More th a n H U people w ir e enrolled fo r the I wo th re e w eek terms of the sch o o l, a n d n p p r o iilta « ||H i» p 4 mm P n |p t h r * * i f ig h t i n # .' .i i «| S o \ (id ’ p u lp * tra i Dwver Says Deputy Killed Dr. I.ittleliehl Returns From It-Week 'oinl.H Out Sanford's Term Of Teaching Need t'’nr Facilities At Daytona Reach To Handle Tourists . l . i i io n, M ian Continuing Employment Is Providcd count an aiperlenca among the J ig - w «,□ t?? •al‘> >hal b* meny ha haa had tn hla aatenalve *“ " * * t0** " « *'».5 7 2 with the ,939 h[, successor could he cbnnell •Ir ImvMa. W , A conirtbutin* $13,218. |n ,he m o rtKtlDn -----------nd thus the Hr. Hathar, in apsiiiiig speaking or of inv the m t _j ” *• sisuwr, «• St**e world t>e raved the cu t <>f a special election. He said hdiaaeter which befall th* Hawaii l O l e d O N e w s p a p e r I s ‘Ti Cfaj/isaeife^i 0. J. Miller Is Found Dead On Oviedo Road D u r in g (Je t Y e a r Y pp rovn l ft o «id hr I I raxfHi 1 b.Hid iii St*nn mil*' t'm in ly w as , ,l o llie S 'a \V e|fnri* Eliim d ' J1*i ifiif i Ii." f i- n il >''in ending Ju m * " ,H * ' ttllflur ?>| .* ti port re ce ive d 1" II,.- II.-, ill'l 1 if '.i- u liuritD • d nnd Iw e n ly * Mii • 4* pi't-s.in* w ->•■ ap p ru vm l f » r ., i ,lir.,.m h o ii> ih , - '.ile . The a i,l '.. 'b e lilt,,-l a n - a p p ,..v e il h y Ih n • t i l S**C1I Ml V Ituujf ■! i ii Decem * b. i of Jiftf y ciit " ..I in itia l ch e c ks - t 1 k tiisitb'd o i in J a n u a r y o f I b. uf iniol r. | •«M »evealed th a t 1 M.o 4 rippi .Vi 1 n * | w e re m ale 1 •. f 1. o iali •ha' IS I liv e .) .1 u f , I u Hh w ith P"1I e. Ififi w llll I• "1k O Ifld "T III 1 ■, 11,►l w ill) o th e r » f,if iv i* . w d buoi anil 17 ,11 HI *t 11lit 1' il|gi Ilf \ ut urn k iiiiN , 1 I l f till III her ihie.l a . having lln I.lh i r *»kl|Tri ■ >f in n lin e w a* 1 Hi *. w h ile (til 1v b a .i a n y gainI d fini*l**yin* n*, Six w ere nHend* >lii£ -ih o td ’x fo r ll.e h i, ml, 7 w e re iff* lid in g til h e r . h ,» ,K ".0 w e re iM . iv id g fdm a ii tfl ii* hom e. L i t I w ere ii *.I fe re iv in g mt *1met kin a liili the e .la e a tlo m il s 'u tu * u f i»il w ii u rid H rru m ed. N o n l h*-r >yiH* .. f public' o r p ri* \ ,it . n o s b ilire wo . being f C r f l v t ll .,( 1,163 o f HI d ie boiMebu .1 . Mioc iic i i |»t•( 1 Wht'r rreipicn** f»nio I m-led HM7 i nd roloir'd reel,.,enl't iU5. 1 hii i h n iitlird and ill* ,w t<Inwedf 61 It'd w ere n id g lr, «liv«tiri d* HO *u*pafnilfd* (dM) MlID 11* d Nzlivr htif n nundii’ri'd 1.451 Mild furrign Isiru 60, Ilf •be latter, J;| were tern ill Europe, 38 In *,..r*h America. Seven hundred slid fifty four were burn in urban irriitory and 7«'.' in >tlral terrllitry, til unis' mi eipial divlelou* i I Inly 278 were living in incorpor­ ated cities nf 100.000 or more, Hr . A discussion of the joint mn-l nnd of these I IN wero living end ,1 ing to t c held In New Smyrna Jacksonville, HI in Tampa wi^|, ihe New Smyrna chapl. r wdl I I in M iam i. Six te e n rasoa el. -sed, 13 by death, wi'h 0 never he discussed lonigh* al lb-' Ant j(ra meeting >o !»• held ut th. having received payment. Elka Hall at H int nVt .ck LOCAL WEATHER Mr. and Mr*. L. P. Chittenden and sons, Bobby and Gene, who Generally fair tonight aud : have bean vlaiting Mr. Chitten­ den'* mother, Mr*. E. th Chitten­ Thureday, except poiaibly »l$o»- i den of thi* city, left today fur ere in eotilh portion Thundap. j Daytona Beach where they will spend aeveral day* prior to re- Daylana Baaek Tide* Taa U w : 8:11 A- M. * «»» • ! « V. turning her* for th* rest of thetr M. vacation. — 1*. V I �V WEDNESDAY. ’AtJCUST S, IMS Pioneer Thrillers COve Sanford Herald ^ | M M 1( i n n ’ la 1*W »W » w » n m The news from Paris that it-arl White has been grave- j iir.iigs vivid memurie* to me minus ot all <n u s , ■Iwtd mm MtBlJ eldtd gihllfr wiiust? recollections of th e movies go somewhat beyond the 17■ 'f * . ar th* r... ur-,<iays nl .Shirley Temple and Charlie McCarthy to the time' _ _ uiid 1 *rl?*ia£irt*£\,2ai* ol such real iruillern tut “.he "Milltuii Dollar Myatery" I In- iVnlx ol Pauline. M U . A I I D la D E A R MM m As we have seen Mias White on more than one occaimAR-AlBBlatH It smri lifted irum the railroad trucks in the very nick of I V I I lllir n O R HATKS Inne as '.he Twentieth Century I.united roared around the r * f i h U la U m b f b 9 C u ttim r .............. #•-*» bend, and have held our breath for houra at a lime us she M N m U ............................................ M T I b t M Mmrnlba ............................. tX E A leni-'d from one large block of ifi- in another moving daiiu * K»T*»uMi y i i o ^ r ami closer to th** rails, alw ays *.o esfajie with her life and none the worse for wear, we ran mil but A ll B lM M r r ■ ••••**, *>l Ik ftiA b . FeaaiatioB * • a e l l r r i of !*■**• rerlain that In spite of tin ilnrty years which have H lffts lh iie a f* f - r (h e M f f * * * a l inei) milted to her life, she will even so survive this rela­ ItU la f w ill * • r h t r g r d l**t mi l i l l U f M i f f i a i s f rftfFft. tively trivial liver upset. | > M I* U » d l « r*F *» KccuIHmk "The Perils of Pauline" ami other thrillers Uf M H Bl t T t iit** lI lIt*rft«MU I ib lb * M iU » a l in which Miss White starred m ihe p^meer days of the td ir tlie la i O lfls e e iM la fh tftH lh * (a r | M l r llU ft w llk p tl» « lp » l nimu s, the New York Times manages to reminisce a hit I + 4 thm tmmmirr r t * r * I b • t i f i i * i» 4 Nv«* mi " tn-se thrillers which held audiences of another genera- I ’ on sjiell bound. They uiark-d the (teak of excitement in f | « HwntU It a ■ « ■ ! « * lh« the silent world of the old movies. Yet every nne was al­ A m b *U i *4 rrw * wM«b U • ■•lint 1* lh# a** tmf ** ways fairly sure that Ml«s .. ..... would escape in 'he » m i ft ll ■#i*pftl*"I.F<* nick of time, She had to in order to make the next p:r» (t a f a «| a lh fft e lo r ■ Ihlt pftftdr ant 111re. M j »**•• B w M llafcrd h erd -*. j| t * f a p «h lls a in « a f • ' There was never uny one n put upon us jsair Pau­ ■BNBtfit#* b* f*»» art line. Shu was Is>uiid. Hhu was gagged. She was hulled om-i i titfs. She wns lushed to railroad trucks by villains 1NE3DAY. AUGUST 3. tOYM >i tlie darkest dye while rndroad trains rtiured down ii|sm tier. She leaped for her life from almost every eonceivulihV E H H K F O II T O D A Y -t mice. Shu was looked in risnns with Isimbs at'ached tu -puttering fuses. It iH no', recalled whether she was ever GREAT A Nil SMALL It K exposed 'a a buzz-saw, but her pictures were strictly in THE SAME BLESSING thu buzz saw tradition. Yet somehow, despite her ghastly then Uiry which Iw of fmlh penis, luck was alwuys with her " Sled with faithful Ainu I'hose were the days of real movies. There may have 3tl. 3:11. been a bit of flicker, and you usually came out with a headache and of course it win long before sound, or color WAS NOT IHlHN Ft lit ( ITIKS lone, bad been considered. Hut what was larking in mechanical or artistic perfection was sure to be made up not bum for rides I reesll ■n adventure and romance. The rat of nine lives had noth­ a a child, lirering hill In,I ing at all mi Miss White. She died a thousand deaths, nail drone, •hi survived them all. l#d to mark the .lull, STRANGE A S I T addraqe th* apthor. ly ill Ith th* brigl^ forest ami th.' erystsl *ky, oodoclona canyon where the world cntls, waters tutnlling, and lil»wn birds that cry. HI*' from these, ami I am , who bands b * turnl> although 1 may not die. . — RTANTON A. (.‘OHLENTZ if"lFhlJw the nest Legislature Is fMflldsring the prublrm of driv|sg kb* rattle from the highwuy, it ihould give special attention n od hogs. Fm dancer* huil nothing on fallow In Orlando who down Ihe street naked ether day. In fact, nobody |ything on him. Ffarid* has no lieutenant la tha avsnl uf lh* og raaignatlon of Ihe guv r, Ib* president of the Hen‘ •* his place. At 'lie pies D. Stuart Gill la of DeSprings is Fresident uf its. --- o---------gut rid of her count * pay-off. With a Bill* I tsptrlenr* Ihe gal will b* alimony from then# forifgaWaruen.— Fort LT)«rs Prtsa. With a litti* nior# «*, aha'll need it. Fortl Is an optimist. 4* not realise", ha says, til they will live * faw Ma” . 1'iupls whu at* ami who retain their will always believe living writ, whether <>t not. physician* and aurgeona m l, and th* American I Society in particular. Mom* th* latest "whipping I lb* New Deal. First it • "money changers" In had a minority problem eqntry such a* they have heatovahia—that la If NMagfog tn a minority huHgtoa, wore not nl- Bag. U a Fat. Oft I GAINESVILLE. Ang. S— Florida dairy prodnrers and prodarer-dlstributors will have sn ■| opportunity to study and discuss many important phases of their Industry when tha University ot Florid* College of Agriculture holds its first five-day school for them from Aug. 8 through Aug. * m t 4 * tm m 4m t% m Um l m tw ^aadarton# world grief; how. whtr,tha painted wall And Iren grille IrHinmi <■and ul>, j ta * . a skadorw rrnsc earh imvr stone On eobhled street; snil rvrn nuw, grown. I a stranger In lh* pe'ipled r,'Italic ■net born fur cities. I am SEEM i tar ready; 12. In announcing the school[-can Wiimun Newell extended sn invitation to producers in svery ■ectlon of the state to atlenil "The purpose uf the school," Hr Newell said, "la tu give the pro du<eis scientific information that will enable them to increase the efficiency of their Induslry." A regular daily schedule ot rlawsei and demonstrations ut the eollege dairy plant and dairy products ULoratury has hern ar mnged for the five-day period s'uhjects and demonstrations to tie studied and presented include hnetcria and their effect on milk clean milk, making bacterial counts, sterilisation of dairy equipment, runtrol of milk Ma vnrs, hutlermllk cultures, manu farturing buttermilk and othn dairy products. pasteurisation, cooling, bottling, and Ifaheork -ests. There will also he rnunii table disi'ii-eions on dairy produe $101000 M T T M tftf / bU m i M CoLU&fi ’CHhffMts wrtRfW fbttce ctm toR firriK IN tN 6 M tN f> ttta te iNtftomjcto/ J ffi ’JCfiHVJWlWfi&CARfatO poNi e m & e io w c (m i- im ) h'fiGOGtPH/ VJ& TSW U'*,! /3-3-3& THE HI.INI) HOTANtHT . . . . ■niFll ami touch, hut ntit see. H is v it r r f K t s ru itu rsilly tu rn e d to w ard m ittutly of b o tan y , and n y-xttinit i c i l l y hi* *u*t out to botanist anil xoologist. laid r y e l«Mrn And cb n -o fy d iff^ rrn t un a aingl* plant, y*t, airing* aii«*?ieA o f p Inn in , He found th a t a* il irrou, in lh* flft yrars h*. th*1 tip o f hit* tontfm* nerved h im tiv»d Gough bccam* a loading hi "! in f x iim in ir iu ih e eh u m e te rfigure in th* fiild of nature ifttirs o f plunti*, nnd m e re ly by study. a p p ly in g th ik m ethm l he could Korn in 17411, he was r.> dif­ iile n tify h un -lp d A o f p la n ts w ith - Not «inc* thr ig r nt thrr* had John (>ou|h, famous English ferent from any olhrr lad of his agr until hr was stricken with smallpox in 1782. Blindness rv• ullrd. Him parents wisely rncoursged him tn spend hi* time out uf doors, and he came to love thr countless plants he could years p rrvio u aly! •-------- price i< th* fact that there are but tarn tptcinvytt known to have out hcju tnt i<«k. been rnpturrd. Colored in shades Nt ar the Ho*** of M* nniminf of yellow, black, blue, orange, and green, this specie, makes Its cmic**r Gouifh once d<fnnm*l mini hi-* iimAxinie nhility by Immedi- homr In South Africa, particu­ •tely Identify inf u mre plant larly around Durban. ot which, he hud felt but nne Tomorrow: What i, the oldest other specimen — and th«t 50 tax In lh« world? D IS P E L U N G TH E FOG BY CIIAKLKH Mlt |IK.I-St)N Democratic National Commiltr* f "r .,r the h ig h r r c r n t ly by C o u rtly J u d ff f 1 R . W . W ir « lo p*y a fine of 160 «*ach «n«l rost* or spend ii* months In* thr County Jail, O th e r g u ilt y p1«**s h r * n l by Ju-lffF War# and B#ntrnc#s »»<• p o w tj w r r r n* fo llo w 1*! D(‘ Dar»*y I ’ ow i-n, c h a rg rd w ith p e tit l» tct-ny, w as »entf*ncFrl to p a y |4 f l an d rn * ts o r ip i'iu * f i v r m o n ths \n ja il . O rm a n W a rd . r h a rf# d w itn in t n x ic iif in n . w as s m l r n r c t i In p a y t i n nnd ru s ts n r spend 9^ d a y s in ja il. Ik e W sid km *. r h a iir c d w ith in* tenth liliM Y, w as sen te n r imI t*i p«v and r<Mtk u r spent! th re e m i*n*hs m ja il, F r a n k H in d e rson , c h a r f e il w ith p e til la rc e n y , w a s orelife lire*! to pa v l ' ! 5 and 1-1,-u spend fiv e m o n ths in m il H a r r y H a r r ie r , r b a r fe d w ith p etit In r r e n v , w ns *pnfenre*ii to p a y $r.n and ciin I ji or spend ftv * m o u th" in ja il, JlumJin |„ Hrown, Dr. A. Ifiv e m on ths Jn ja il . Shealy, an, Dr „M. W. Emm", all of whom nro tlairy nr animul husbandry workers in the college. Otfierv tchedulcd to spenk (luring L E A D E R S IN the 'ifbnol fire Dr. II. Ilarohl I Hume, IiIVfold Mo wry, and A. F. SANFORD Spencer, of the collrffe utaff, Dr. ♦ J'<hn J, Tigcrt, president of the S E M I NOLE rnivenity, and John M. .Scott. P R I N T I N G C O .! ■*tntc milk inspector. Dean Newell PH O N E *0 3 I will welcome the vi«iting dairy producers at 7 o’clock Monday evening, Auguit H. sch*M*I win be the first f l 0,04)0 IH T T K R H . Y . . . . o f i u W«wl e v e r held in F lo rid a In I'J.'lv'I an K n jflia h collector* 1 WBI a f f o r d p ro d u c e rs an fu r rtrusnris Iw st known to hi*r.* ° l Jp o rtu n ity to o b ta in d e taile d s e lf, bought a b u t t e r f ly o f th r ^ i« » ilific in fo rm a tio n on d a iry fa m ily C h a r a x r a fo u rn irrm l— fo r I*ro<*u cn o n n<X a v a ila b le to them $10,000. Itv a i.in • John Burk ind! James Brown, charr**^ with the unlawful manufftfttir** nf liquor, wrrr drntrnrFdl Jo e I„ jiw , r h a r f e d w ith p e tit la r c e n y , w a s se n te n ce d to pay $50 an ti costs *• g spend " i i month.## in jjiiT F ra n k S t a llw o r t h ,' ch ar fe d w ith aft&iiull and b a lt e r y , w as se n te n ce d to f*ay $35 and i o sts u r spend f iv e n iu n th i in ftna pr*iJil**rri«. ja il L e o n a rd W ils o n , ch arg ed 1 he faculty will include Dr w ith p etit lu re e n y , w a s se n te n ce d L M Thurston, Dix Arnold, nnd to fia y $ 10 uio l costs o r spend Preparing For Hurricanes As this i* Ihe .i i ' umoii uf ‘ hr year in which hurricanes, il ' tiry I'limc at all, pul in thrir appearance, (hr American Kr(l < riiMH, whilr always hopuig fur thr ties'., prepares for thr worst. From this great organization we have received a copy of a pamphlet prepared by thr National Board of Fire Underwriters containing suggestions for thr preven­ tion of hurricuno damuge. U|sin the approach of u hurricane, it is recommended that: 1. Occupants of huild'ngs on low ground near water fronts, which might be inundated or carried away by high water caused by Ihe hurricane, should retire to safe liuild'iigs or higher ground. 2. Loose material and movable objects such as boards, garbage cans, porch furniture und the like should be placed where there is no danger of their being lifted and blown against u building or through a window. 11. Movable awnings should lie raised und securely tied buck or removes! entirely. ■I, Shutters shuuld be firmly und securely attached. ft. Temisirary lighting methods, preferably electric flashlights, should lie arranged for use in case the elec­ tric current is cut off. Ii. Large doors such us garugo doors should lie secure­ ly braced against movement either in or out. 7. It is n good plan to fill the bath tub with fresh water for use In case the water supply Is put out of com­ mission. H. Occupants should preferably stuy in rooms on the leeward side of the building, that Is, on the side opposite o l Imt against which the wind in blowing. 9. In buildings generally, It Is recommended that one nr more doors or windows be kept npon on the leeward side of tne building. 10. Fersons are cautioned ugulnst assuming that the hurricane is over when the center of the storm, which la ulwnys relatively calm, Is reached. The hlow*1s certain to lie resumed in 15 or 20 minutes. Stated Dairymen Liquor Violations To Study Problems B r i n g Sentences In FWeJbay Course From Judffe Ware^ I2* t0 tH r o f the r*_l.7 ,,? .ra ' IUCt". l,,,M ,rS , n r y , n ,) the installation of courses in dairy manufacturing in the college. For Your L&wni Sheep Manure, 80 Ib. sacks, $ 1.50 A Nfttur* Fertiliser— Si ra n g perhap. , v*ry day, from now until the election the solemn announcement through the U. O. P. and kindred propagand­ ists 'hat stark ruin confronts the United S u it, of Atnerica-unles* Ihe Republicans gain control of the government. and L «itin g Free of limns and Weed Soeda. John F. Pearson about one-seventh of our tax re­ A modern Zepplin requires 8,P H O N E 8 245 ceipts, while both England ami 8.10,000 cubic feet of helium. — Fiance pay about one-quarter uf their tax receipts In interest. And that doesn't count the War debt*, either. Editor (,minet's speech was mode some weeks ugu. go, of Diamonds In d W a tc h ** course, he cited the recession In t a Wat eh A n a J ew elry Repair la y in 'h* stock market, which he describe,) as “ the grralcst eolDiamond Uountiny And Kngraving lipsu in Ihe prices of farm pro­ ducts, In the vulu* uf B*curltlei, L ma at n - T ? « « that this country ha* ever seen in so short a time-" Of course, ha fixe* responsibility_ (or th* re­ cession on the Roosevelt admlnslratlon, and hn added "in spit* of the tremendous powers given tu the ('resident, the fart remain* that are a '* right bark where w* were In 1932." Of course, we were not then right bark where we were in 'XL The present bulge In th* stock JdU U vU etJU ette J flood Meal* Dally market ha* increased lh* value of securities, according to th* New York Slock Eachang* re­ po rt, about 110.000,1)00.000, be­ tween thu last of March and last of June. In March of this year, when stocks were tumbling, th* total valuo of thuaa llsled oa the N*w York Stock Exzhang* was still aver four billions greeter than It was in March, 1933. So that the value of the** s'oclu r t x Q -a Y n today la more than fourteen billions above March, 1933. Be­ sides thia gn at gala, national income for 1937 tacteda thirty billion* that ar 1933. Instead of being on th*' »••*• of bankruptcy, w* ar* by Immer** margin th* moat vent country in th* wprld. All our bond* ar* above par, Tb* GI fours!' y-u know. If you ia'- divided it up evrniv rich inhnld brva what you rrail in >h» anti -ant of thr Un....I ,Siiitus wi>uld ailmmialialii.il uewapapera or Iimvu to cum* avriwia I,, I lie turnwhat you hear front udti-aJmin uf *28-1. If ihr -aim* process wa, istratiun uratuia, lhal th« poor applied In John Hull’s tight bill* old United Stall'll h collapsing isl*. everybody over thrrr would in(n liankruplry and that thu have to puy ulsiul 17.1,8. only thing that can say* ua is Of rouis*, -bat vs only one to elect Herbert Jluuver, ur method o f comparison, subject tn Sens' ur YamUnburg, ur pel hap* 'ho fault that in lh* nature of Frank (idmicU, i'rrsiilent to sue thing* the ilmtilute could not pay card Franklin I), Roosevelt. Hr anything and th* better circurncrnlly nlitor Gannett, ptvtldrti; r.lancrd prop I* would have tu of thr National Commit!** I» make It up. I.*t tm tackle the mat­ Uphold Conalltutlunal Govern ter from another and more def m*nt, which la batting fur the inlta viewpoint. Our interest Liberty League (lha,l Institu­ hearing pirL|ic debt, n. of Is,I tion having von* into partial March, amounted roughly to W7, eclipse fur obvioua rv»*on*|, ooo.utxj.ooo. Our national income, SANFO R D T W E N T Y YEARS. AGO mad* a ratlin speech In which hr at tha aam* lime (and by na­ mournnl flnan- tional M l l| over • >h* ■*V Urrlbla I .VIW tlWIHil IIncome H V V I H B Ila m meant Ml' ' the 1.1V"' income .Saturday from hi* northern trip. rial plight uf our country and,. produced by alt th* people), fig Dork llaiity hae recently been Tnrodor* llergqulst and littla In llluetrat* llluetiat* the depth of our ured |li'J,»00,l)00,lx)0. A t th* »am* at Peach Tree and ulher point* sister returned hum* Wrdneaday to misery, adduCed ’ hat "firuil time, Great Britain owed, elbusiness In North Carolina on to their homo at Fort M*«d*. Britain waa enVylng unusual eluding the War debts, about |3S,trip. A little daughter came to blesa prosperity until tha American 1)00,000,OQO and her national inMra. Joe Cemerun, tha homa of Mr.^tntl Mrs. Ulmer dapreiuion began to have its af­ curaa, according to lha London nled her non Edward, Lumlqulat Uunday, tha tOlh. fect on London. Great Britain Economist's estimate, Wat approx­ net (latchel to Key W eil last C. A. Jones, o f tha A. C. I* still la far better o ff that are imately *20,000,000,000. Thii week. Mra. Cuiheron expects tu mada a bualneaa trip hara Tueemaana that our national Income remain a month. day. could pay our debt near)* two Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Tyler and Rav. Q. V. Alhertion of Uatime* over, while If all th* In a party o f friend* drove to Wind- Land waa a vlaltor hara Tuesday. com* o f tha peo|)la of Groat Bri­ ormcre on Sunday and war* Mr*. W. ,V. Evans returned tain were applied to payment of gueals of M r anil Mr*. Bona. homa laat week, having spent a their intareat-beaTlng debt, they Horae* CWpanlng Is eipect- very pleaaant cummer In th* would atlll ow* *9.000.000,000. ed her* Sunday for a short fur­ north vletting her aon, Frank, And this does not Include th* War lough. Horae* I* la the comat In Boston and n d ir relatives in debts, on which that aatloa has artillery and stationed at Camp OMo, Indiana, Tennessee, and Euatls. Newport News, Va. John Bull la not worrying over Mr. and M r i T.| A. Morrl* of th* excess of his liabilities over Norman Swanson has returned Covington, Ky. hi* income, while Unde Sam, if from Hot Spring*, Ark. Mra. w* talks the Gannett* to repre­ Swanson will remain for au in­ sent him, I* constantly getting definite Unto. goose floah over what * * owe. Mr. and Mra. W. II. Warren W* would have to hgvo o debt have announce* the marriage of af (U0,000,000.000 to parallel th* tholr daughter, Mra. Tin* War­ British situation. Wb could ow* ren McCaaklll to Mr. Beauty in *70.000.000,000. and bo as solvent Jacksonville early laat weak. as Japan aad w* could ow* *11*,Mr. sad Mra. W. J. Uavtd. 000.000,000 and still he ae aolvml BU and a fraction Mr. and Mra. J. F. McClelland ■a Franca. lag, b fr* g »"e ** and their young people, Mra. Parks pa tha Jaremlahs would Boat* Squire* and eon, Herbert no* ha saHafled even with thia made * Jolly party at Lake Har­ twt*» o f eorapariaon, inasmuch as ney, eamplag several days. th* government daht must be dieMr. and Mra. K. T. Uustar, charged out o f government rev*. who have bean tenant* o f os* of Mr. J *« Caaieren'a farm* t y m h tha* m*v*d to Brunswick, 0a., thia weak. Ur. Gunter wtU h «»* a position la tk* shipyardsU k father preceded kips tie r* a fWERT-The JEWELER TEPHENS Cut-Rate DRUGS I unrh enn elfa SpeeW Sln!,*r Din««r ^ m la written. l e c i c t r i c e i �— — Ays AUGUST *, 1938 Social And Personal ^ jN E MARTIN LANBY. Society Editor ~ ' " Social Calendar THURSDAY The Curmnurmy Sewing flub will meet at 2 W o'clock wi'h M il. Jackson on South Sijie* Avi*. The T K. L. cl»M of the hirst Baptist Church will hidd ;» himnt*sa meeting in the annex of the church at 1 tin «•'« bu k. The Tuwn*er*l blub will hold a busm*ss meeting and •* .|i|M-r in honor of Mrs. Mai'ha M«*ffi't at H oVbisk m tin* Wdaka Build Ing. The young jumpl'e of lhe VleMi * diet Chinch Wi'C Hurt al -i HI o'clock at the church b«T >re going to ML I loin Mi attend the j* »ns meeting of the M'-hod ^t f b,t » b and the Northern McMi-di Church Kverytine i* te*|u*-d»d bring sandwich**. FRIDAY Circle Number Four of the Fimt MrUio»li*i Cbunh will mg-1 ai the home of Mi* 1 R. Adam--. 111H Park Avenue, at New Stars Featured In Riotous Comedy The worm re-pon *■ with which the movie going public welcome*! Wayne Morris ami I'fi-t'ilhi Iditie ns a new screi*fi romantic team, h». resulted in Atiulher itiir jug picture for the two churming you ngat**r -*— ' "M*■n A. rr S uch Fool*;' which plays Thui-di anti Friday at the Hitt Theatre Like "laivr. Honor and Hr have,'* in which Wavnr and Pus cilia made th#ir debut as a to mnntir team, "Men Are Such F ihiU " U aU » a lull* of young love, its heartaches and niisuiiiier* ntmnling'A and! iisc ginrimia rerun filiation*. ll is often amuHing. sometimes 'iciting and sometimes thrilling, but hnsicully it is an engrossing exposition of one of the uppermoat problem* of thin modem 1 “ P er sonal s Han Regular Meeting rircle H* I s 1HKR l.OUISF. III « Ml V Telephone 148 | Circle Number Five Firnt MEMOIRS OF MV K l’KOI'F \N TRII \ Number Fi v e *»f »H«* .---- —---- Mfthodud Church held i»« M i« regular hiMtUf**" anil uncial ru* • * Ihn m ing Monday night at the h*ni Kit’ll} Ak«*» of VIM II VI iVinct* *m We*! Mi** Kvclvn Higgi't* left Mon F in l Sti ret. A**ii»taut Ine*t»■:*’**.•av fur VI inrn» where “he will were Mr*. Lyman I'll il lilt*, Mi uernl Minn "line with friend*. ,1 It. llouhkan and VI o L VI Hwatn Mrs. W (' Fit I**man I*h| Hi** ilevnt n»n«l if t* rid the ilm r man. .Mr'*. W J Hi van i n - c b i mg a lew -be. uver the himnN'* ntpHiiu; V irlutivis ill*fiH»mn mi n eh+i liter in Mir *tt ml V hook. " S o n g ' to I lie \ IIPHi Vff1 *- Am e 1 was given bV V|r« i K Vie''Cl' fiunl Void" Ml row A motion tva math on w<1**-d ft * mb curried thnt the emit* fin »\ m m ! week* im l silver ten* during ihi* nnoith in order to rnl*e inonrv VI t and VI After the inert mg refiesh minis were served hv IIn li«* es»m Thief |»rr-ent were litHr van Miss FI la Mi Nuriev Him V, Vfr- C F U *1 Imms Vfrs I ’nlr runn Mi VV l„ Ihinrll of K i-simmo', \1r« i nr! t'hnrpcmng, Mr* I l( Barker Far! F ftn**ev. Mr* .1 h Hot Mis ||. C. Vloi gaii, Mr* I b Duvb, Kim, VI is | I I Carver, Miss Alice t» Mr s> Sind b huv*« n lii irti T Mil 'H*'lull tig uifl'u d " !• i Mi on! M b i ' r a ' M* 1 'G I.oi. i > II VViloiu v *i•■■- T O N IG H T Hf bu M T* 1font, Mr- ' 1! Mr- It It MnrHi, Hv COI F LESSONS FOR THE WI FE was the A»>iru- -Till- Vma/ing ment for Richard D. Chapman of Grrmui.h, r«mn . %«-c*i diimmi Mr*. Chapman the correct way Uphold j aolf club Thrv ir ro * it Plncluirtt, N, t Ile a ion of ihe Ute Joint Ii I hapm*o. f i t VlCIi MiO I f M f Meeting Is Held By Missionary (iroup The regular bii-meis nod *o M ” 'I’ l'HH noil D r. < liM c r h o u s i \i '•* - 4. P title. ILi rI»-11 i nLhiw \i h Hit lo 11 VLii — It.111 R u s s i a n Leaders Hclicfca Stevens raises Florida Scout Predictions , School Sessions Of Major Conflict ,'inl intf »»f I'm'lf* Niuitli,', iln>*i^lii, i i *>‘I Thrt-f i>( thr W»nuin’< Mi,..i„iini \ " ’ ’■'"■ •I s«irt«-lv of the Kir.l \lrllit>iti>* »!•'>'■ 'In v lliurrh wa. hi'1,1 T urxluy ,il*»'i v.inoun at Mu' hiiiiu' nf Mr* \ l Strtrki* mi M.'llninill,* Avenue '*i- I u« 'j . ):>■• I mill . hil Mrs. .Inhn <~T.nk win eiehostess ,,1, M 1 ........ .. I 'i rv, tinvi*' for the ufletininn v e e !•> ] . . t,mv ’there they1 Various rnnimitlei' i«'|inrl< wl** i"" i> l itive«i were ill.in..nt •11arir t t u hu.i- ^"r ''I" ” ' 1 '“ 'I*, Japan K‘*'* un arid Mine S.iKdi* ^ ness mei’tinir ithiih « « . |ire.|i|ei|, pMd rfi'i!|f|» jllljtUll Ha SikH‘1 nvei hv Mr*. I'lurk, ■haiinian u'i,l —ill. I ’ - - m » I 1*1 m i »«'*»♦gi A short (.ilk nn "Snnir. ill (he Snlle. I •■( in m il in then lemn: A m b i i i i i t l i a d i-p a ti In * i * n h- d«* N’uht” win uiven |,v Mr*. I'arry 1,1 •,rht(nln "hn «('■ i ' • i , ,r,v' (he nviipiiuii' v*in *fi nf Mr j ll'HI I " k >f« ‘•III rl lly 44.IT S i m id For the ordinary people of I hapmsn. Hueht I.ipaiu - Vi hi y In a>| | fTir world, Inis problem »?** Infer n .m ini hnur was en'1 d ( I '(.if (pMtl.fi - ill V ilki, kmi *i n* uf Shorild u wife ciititiriue to work Joyed and the. hfistesse. .erveil the sri'fir *s!' tjn> figliMlu, aid nt aft outside job ufter marring**‘f ie fieshmenta tu the rnlliiwuiK Him i.iu* n* i • •nitliiiutfig ill mi Fur the Intellectuals, it i* stated I* f!. Haielift. \}r.. Klsie t.uk •((( « haugkuii tig lull whuh bo Should n wife nacrifico her u vhh'if f. Mrs. r . F Hranan wii * yt'iii'tj by im fun t ' f' ■ hgtarriagi* to her ambition* for i T S Wih on, Mr*, ('bap. dm mg the w k uni tifiei Hu* u‘ VIr* It. F f ri*f»>(|iu«r, , Mn an * eut bf r luid lakrii It. "Ill«n Are Such Fouls/' adapted J"hn Humblry. Mrs. K. It Mitch from n Faith UnliTwin novel, n e v ­ ell, Mr. W It. Field,, Mrs. W I be lull U m a di'pu'ed bin -on. lennev, d- ' .ii * .i where Japan and It a er makes It* point* by merely T I ’lrirk, Mr. \v. M. McKftn tn rived VV»’dne4‘ '•a luiVt been iptuiI ft'Iill tc lot bdtiflg the characters talk about Mrs. Mary It. Morris, Mrs /,et -hull vjnalioii miHeiitty ever ■viliie tin Jvpuin them. It i* n fust-paced succe*- Kwtliff. Mr.. C r I’liest * purenln, Ml, Vi my crealed Munehukijo af! sion nt amusing, exciting and S t). Shinhul ir, \|i .. \\ ^ I h-ane. sometime* moving incidents, and Tillia and Mrs. W Sturdivant. expelling the ( hllle«e fr«nit m for this the director, Busby i* gi*t* never* yean ago, I* i tend * of Foul Harrison will Berkeley, must be given a large Itittfrtta'ft li d Army and ft ■n Mr.s. W . H. Young he ghiil tu learn that He Hu* her garriHiin* repurtetl 111 (in part of the credit. been removed to hi* home from Is IIoHtess To broui Diiiir Jesef V. .Still in that He the FernaM-Laughton Memorial were fully m lnhii tl mnl i » .m r t v had tin * x aid \ W CTU TO MEET 11m- jij 13i | where he wa* confined n r s . v r. H . > „ u n g w a * h o stess far hi* oribr* In "<h'*t!riiy,i He i•Innit * ( p<o l * d eld M bn a *hnrt time. « ' ' I l f t>IMilH>M Anti . ( h’ Ia I m i’f t ' Japam pc en em y along the dlppu . odint rt n'n " f f tin HAN FRANCISCO, An*. 1.— 'if I h r W n tn a n '. M i..io n n r y •tl Siberian frontier. ,iini '» idling • east (A5) - I W f i a h l to thf nOh Nb Mi noil Mr.. Hrnry Zurhi-t,l, Warlike w a rn in g * , packed wnh ■liimiiL IIoiibI nfnrrntion of Ihr Woni- S 'ti.iv of Ihi- Fir.t ChrUtinn *ml ilaiiahtrr. Virainia, un.l Mil Churrh, whirh was heIII Mnn.lAV lunger of un i-xpl'Mi.m involving ■n't Chri.tian Tmiin'rancu Union niitl't a' hfr hum* on O lrry Avr- liiini I.ilium,inn rrturnrfi 'Ini', tw o o f the w o r ld s g re a te st will mrrt for "fruit Julc* houn" tine. day fnim S|iartaoboi jc. S r armies j . a gem n il w a r, p m iicd *ich ilay aft*r lha c'unvrntiun Mr.. H. J, ri n ux r prr,i<|pi| nvpr »'hi*ri, tlu.y »|mnt u two W1i’k. in to Moucnw fro m n il puffs of op*‘ it" hrr* tomorrow. Hi., -hurt hualnru im*rtin|( a nil viu'iitmn noil Mr. Zurhriilf Inin. Thia ilally ‘'hour" ia plannml ■Vm . V'mnt hail tharKu of thei atli',1 I,u.ini'. a fnr thf Anifruan the H o vivt Unn n aa a rhallrn^e for Aucicty to for- prnvram for , Stalin co n fe rre d w ith h i* d*‘ * ‘thr 1 * — fVfninfj. "Pro- Fruit (iruwera. aakr ita "cocktail houra." fenm* lead er* w ith in th«* pm *lfn«* " f the MulUtuilr" wa, tho I » hr liuril on .loirs? A new travel rerun! was set ill .tone w a lls o f the K r e m lin , m art ("Pir of *h» diaeuaaien in which Mrs. Vuiinic. Mrs. Clause ami Mr*. Rueky Mountain National Park 'it atm o sp h ere of re s e rv e an d w a le h Art- llies r k p r iw o r? Co ••radn on July t. when fu ln e ss such (ts c o r n at turn U, [>, l.amlres* took part, lines lie lil*a- . t i l s I'ullimiiUt thu priiKiam, refresh, I'l.lliN passed thruugh the high o f c r is is w h en g o ve rn m e n ts fe.u like "liii; llrn lh er"? mrnts were served to: Mr*. way ealeway*. th n t th ey m ay be called Hurd In f it ? (f»'"rir» Townsend, Mrs. Landrcss, Mr.. A. 11. Hyrd, Mr*. J . A. Hor­ ton, Mr*. Hattie Cour-cy, Ur*. Clause. Mr*. J. L Nibtack, Mr. ■rut Mr*. Hubert Scott, Mr A. Joe PHraa. Mr. J. N. Durden, Mr. W. II. Young and Hetty and Jean Young. “AI ways (i(wu|l)\f' HUM \ M | is (.It \ M l u iiHiiaiiie! tit liitiutr tiidlinn >r I’ll Live A Million \\.Mmi it \\ i rat Mmmuif vvi-: \v i-at \Uu U .u ii ■ llurris I ' i i- i i ll.a | Fine Watch ■ : Repairing ; Diamond Selling l l AND I .ii Mf 11miipli rt-v llnitftrl iiiiR iia iiis tis m iiiiir Mr n Are Such Frmls J “ Kn graving s S McLaulin, Jeweler; Mi¥Z: 3 112 S. 1‘arlt A t*. ■ r is a iis iis is iiit fs is iiis i MOTHERS 9H0tI.ro* BOVS P A IA T K A , Aug. 3. — Work pf transplanting otrar 60,000 pons* pan chrysanthemum plant* from the nursery to the Ravin* Gardir th* direction of Richard Forikr th* illreitloil of Richard For. | ester. Jncksonvilte landscape art. I 1st, in chant* of the horticultural development of tho total attrac­ tion. * i THURSDA Y IS W IIAT HE NEEDS Fall Styles Now U.K.r>-?2.IO—?2.45 $2.65—$3.15 WE FILE ALL PRESCRIPTIONS 1 TO Ii A TO D while every piece of furniture in our store is re-priced and re-marked at prices averaging Afghanistan has a well-equipped army df over 100,000 men. Diuinff Tfca Month 0( Augul All $ 7« $ t Permanents SPECIAL SPECIAL MADE BY JARMAN SEE THEM! Good & Bad Furniture • k f �WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S, T ill udson Gives 4 As Azaleas Win By 2 To 0 I - Miller Limits Sanford Football Already ^ To Three Scratch Hits Talked On Campus O f State School :‘.Palatka Bunches Hits To Produce Runs; Vemer, Stith, And deRamus Get Graham Field Being Bingles For Lookouts Planted In Prepa­ ration For Practice > ir b 111 ■ pitcher*’ duel that nan • n r o H ii OftHm Miller of r*latka limit 'hr Sanford ‘Lookout* to three scaltared Hit*, the A rale** rkrd out I 1 to V victory over the Sanford lb Tuesday night in Palalka. Sid Hudson, •'lookout hurler. | ' perm It te<l only four blow* ti it ICach<olff and Miller secured hr. When they were necessary tu pro d m the winning tallie*. Fanning five Hudson iv. Util three paaae* while Miller .Murk cm four but issued only unt* bn •• tu bslli. In the third inhirig, Trammel t ’ itafled ami came in on Math j r U l f f . doub!a to left venter fu the Aialeaa their first .core i f the game. , The laat Aialea marker came - N t h . aevrnth when a walk, fieldt'f choice. Infield out and a .in I by Miller aent the arcund run thi plate. •Sanford had five mrn left nn i While Talatka had *i». Bfr 'Collecting hit* for the I » >k OSti, were Vrrncr, Stith mid lie- Moors r t 'thml.ll If finviln lh 4 <1 0 IftR 4 0 .1 'll 1. a . ...... 1 --------- —— ------------------ —— " T ^ f l o w io a r r a n e i.K tu ta Oaintavlll# 14 L*##iburg _ _ •S I f Daytona tteich S3 I f Or ta nda it 14 St. Augustin# 51 14 Palalka ."S 41 I f Iiwlaartd 43 • I Xft m ■aaford I n ifH a r ’i Nm i IIb Kalalka X. iBaHrA Ik I^FKliur* f. Ha> Inna Btach 113 Inn’ n f i ) . llalnFavIHa f, firl am l* A. Ht. A uk u•( In* 4. I JrLand 3, .437 .412 .131 .411 .477 .142 in •0*4 i i Cincinnati ----------- -— li roo k lyn ----------Ilnrtadi ---------------HI 1-miJ* |'hlUd#lph!a it 44 It ii If TrtHHaFa H**«ta flatsiOB' 3; Pm«\»ur*h i ^ J* 43 4t 47 s« 41 .III .173 471 .413 .323 llronklyn 4-ft, HI. leoul/ 3-1 Clnrlnnafl 3. Pkllad clp hia 3. ANcm cAft Lr.Aurae IT It N>w York __________ i l#vrland Itmalnn Washington P#troit i 'hii-ago .......... ritilad'lptela .... I f HI |*4ju la . 14 11 II 4T Si 31 11 4? 47 IB £4 Cf fit .433 .44 5 -303 it* .444 -117 .310 ■■ — w , - -w— Lookouts To Meet Tight Scores Are Gondoliers Here Feature 01 Most At Municipal Park Games la League Sanford To Try For Leesburg: Takes Day­ tona B e a c h Into I Second W in Of CurCamp By 2-1 Mark I rent Week’s Play — —— . •* Ginger wnn hla eighth vlcto aa he gave up only aix hit* kept them well scattered. The G-Men acorerl five runs In the firct inning on four hits, two wild pitches, two errors, and three bases on halts, and in the third De-Vincenii’a double, a sac­ rifice, and a single by Willia ac­ counted for another. The laat run acorerl -by the tiMen came in the lii'h aa Mc­ Mullen walked went to third tin Gallagher'* second hit. and scored on LLvingiton'a Gy to right. _____ 0O0 200 0 0 0 - 2 Hy FRANK WKKJHT In State League frays Tuesday Re d* 5io far thi* wc«k the .KanToni J .. 100 003 O O x - l 2 1 GAINESVILLE, iimmom Tmdmr Aug 3 In night St, Augustine defeated De- S a in t * Lookouts have won one *] lisnAirg a I a *m tn t4 . «, th. .had* of, th* big oak trrra mil lost two, having liroppetl de­ Ijind by 4 to 2 Leeaburg won i laliifFRvtllF at !i#lj»ndl. l around 000 000 100 000- I Gatoriand the boy* HI. A mv K*tinF ni OrlaiHln. 27 risions to the (painesville (l-Mfl) over Daytona Reach 2 to I, and I s le t* . . . . Ii a y lo n a IlFarh m I'nlalka Gainesville handed Orlando a 7 to Gondolier* 100 000 000 001-2 Sunday afternoon at the Munici­ n and girl* or. already talking 7 * « i * * d a y % H*aalta furthall , , . and bu.y with A A T K I k k L I.K AfJI’ K f i r t m l t 4* N * w ' Ynrla i, pal ball park here and last nijrht S set-back. Tttf.il" 31 r i aft preparation* are 57 33 417 The Salnta ended a five-game Senator* I. Phi tad■Iphla 4. 002 010 tOt—•" Jn»h t mly'a Pit labnrgh to the Palatka Azaleas. Monday Nr w York 31 40 .37t riFYFland 7. Dostnn 4, bo i oot ooo— ; Univeraity of Florida .i» f f . . . 1'hlrngtj right they had a field day it losing streak in their hujne-town G Men 33 41 53'' Wn whlriKtun |( HI, I .oil's PM 3TK « Nk r k W Lewi* Ifaidagr n>l a half I u.i n the expense of the Azalea city as they came from behind in lhtwhhillnl lit 4 » « 3 ule end*. I tram, garnering n; bits and win­ sixth with a three-run rally to T u m n i e l ! *• 3 | 1 I lada who.e name* are .lnt.fl to make it 4 >u 2. Rufus Jackson, K limrtl rf 4 •» 1 3 appear on the froah ro.t r . . . The first place club will b* ning 11 to 4. LE G A L NOTICE Mat-Mt.Iff ir < a i » IV La ml-catcher who wa* hit m have churned up Graham field ho*t that day tb the fourth place } l . l l . lb . A l l . To night will see Manager Bill the head by a pitched ball, wa* |||..I|||. l e n t put in two kind* of clay . . club v. a five game aerie*, the (Raw meat I Rodger**’ \OTI4 K TO I IIKniTORa men at- rushed to a local hospital, it was Kuril rf J I » » IT4TK OK KI.OHIUA. COUNTY second place club aa hoat to the tempting tu even the score in friblinh* '-b \ ft ft fi planted gra*. . . . and a firld OV IK14INOI.M feared that he suffered a skull Miller p J « t I heretofore unauited to *ct itmiuge third place team. Th* twA win­ gim ei for the week, as they ami «a c h » f you a r » Jt*re­ r- — ■'waR, fracture but hoipHal attendant* iny Viiu im! I Mr,i amt r*4|»»lr*i! tu pr* ■hnuld In October be in A-l ner* play a aeven gam. aerlea. meet the Leesburg Gondoliers were unablt to report the lerioui- N»nl any fta'rna anti demand* Tot»l« 1* 1 4 37 «UfMnri1 «<**» onn — rt .hape . . , Dutch Htanlry i* >uwith that wlnntr to meet th* here at the Municipal ball park. ne** of hla condition. which you, or aUh#r of you, may I„i„ik.i «m n«o lo* —5 perintending conatructu n of Have uKnlnM lh# e a t al * o f E JC Georgia-Florid* League winner Tomorrow night they journey ieai.i' |if*%1*, find son 4r Adi Joe Marina pitched the Lees­ HIM 'K H Y. d#C4N#ed. lat# r»f dfryk for the Ctaai D chsmplonahlp of to Leesburg for a return game burg Gondolier* to a 2 to I deci Cnunty, tn th# f n t m l y J u d g e v W * 7 Htiih t liFriimtis %, Or chill In1 ticket booth and other facilillea . Tramm*Tl 7, Euhnnk* I, Mllt#r at the aladium . f . ar>l Carlo* Four Of Eleven Twin the South. with the Gons. Friday night they slnn over the Daytona Reach Is­ HemliD'U C o i n l y , Klo rlva , at 2 Error#, Ravi#. Pitman, fv- Proctor ia around chuckling over lr# In I It* court hous* nt Bantake on the Senators In" Orlando lander* in 12 inning* at l^r*- iiff r hI.*11p I linns l*nMFit In MnrhBills S l a t e d ' For ford, F lor id *, w it h in f i g h t m le nliiliff Mi |Ifr Two-ha## hit, Mirh a priie boiing pro*|iect h* ha* •nd Saturday night secs them burg. Onia singled by second in dar month# fr o m th# ifata nf th# BRIDGE VICTORS 1.. 1ff HImIfo »**■#, Hrhmld* coming Karri* in thia fall . . . a young Program ThisWeek rtf thl# notice opposing the tame club here. the laat of the 12th with the score fKl ri ri lh rpuhllcatlun prf Trammell f>fT o n haao* l i l m nr iletnand mast bm In Hrinfrurd ' PaUttea « |1* « f on iter who ha* w„n three title* in ASBURY PARK, N. J., Aug. 3 With the addition of a new tied, and advanced on McGowan* w ri t in g , unt) m u it a U U the plmr# 1... 11*. off M 11OffHon 3. Stllfsr I tough competition . . . i* almoat ORLANDO, Aug. 3 — Elevrn — (A *)— Charlea H. Goran and pitcher, Hank Rainer of ( ’ hatti- fielder's choice and was nut at ftf rea ltime# and p«»"t a ff lc # adMfrur-lc .ml Dr H Hudson 5 M’l ant, arm m m l Ur I I imiitiF- Kn»hh#r and La * a *tralght "A '1 atudent double-headFra, each of vital Im­ Mr*. R. C. Young o f Philadelphia nnojra, to the hurling staff it ta third on Gotwl* fielder a choice. dhere p»* * nnfr n theto claim by the idalmant, i %iii of TtwF I ' 54, a nr ii t, nr h#r a ttorney, or lh«* portance in deciding fourth place ami Dr. Henry J. Vogel and Mr*. hoped that the Lookouts* already McGowan camr home from scc u m f wil l becom# void acc ording corps nnd with the winning run when In law On or about the evening of In Florida State League play, Robert II. Fuller of New York vastly Improved flinging Marina smashed a hard single SIMONE SNEAKS again will be even stronger. Thl# 3«th d#v of July t i l l Seplemb'r I . . , make plan* are alatrd for presentation with­ played conelatent bridge I4ITTJI A I U N ! K K T , over third has*. to come to (ivtnrland . . . for in the month, according to offi­ yraterilay to capture the na­ ? .A d i caught for Sanford, lie Starting pitcher for tonight's A d m in 's t r a t o r o f the Kalat# nf At the expense of the Orlando tional mixed tcam-of-four cham­ cial schedule alteration* relfated H o l l y w o o d , A uk . a.— on thrre will tip n "hou.e-warim. • ' K *< lit K'KKaY. I removed from the game with game has not been iinuiiitnceil, Senator*, Ken Willis, Gainesville 4cr«u«4. the here today hy league Secretary pionship of th. American Con­ itnervll’e Sunday when he wa. — Simon* Kimrni, film •rtrens. for ''The Gator Home" . . tract Bridge League. da ,Otl Iho head by u aharply departed Mmutay by plane fur new 40-ronm hou.e Mi.* Georgle IVler Sehaal. Four of the elrven will be New Ynrk en mute tn her her Seagl. ia building fnr the I ll.'IH ■thrown curve. Hank Bazer Sent Nearly alt the reatdenfa of Af[t.ATh# game waa very short. la ' naTive France, hut llnllywimd "Fighting Gator*" and nlhei um played (hi* week, m i (onight aa ghaniatan are Mohammedan*. vrraity alhl'tea . . . the builder* did not learn about it until yes­ St. Augualine appear* at,Orlando To Sanford Outfit r > » i y one hour mid 2H mum •ay the Gltnr edifice will be in th* opening lilt* of a aerie* terday. o h d rr o r rrnLic-ATto* ready by Heptember 1 if they that will g« * long way in rie- Tr* M A O R L K W I U O I N T O N . l o j CHATTANOOGA — (T l- - The have tn work night ahlfl* . . . l-rmining the ultimate fourth K h . I Lo v .JI H i r e . I Kalamaaoo. f hattanndga Lnnknut* sent I’ i'chIttehlgan many an article will be needed place occupant who gel* a ahol You are h . re b y ordered to i p . er Hank Bainer In Sanfnril ,.f In ftirnlah the houar for lh'* at the league leader aa the pear tn the Dill or Complaint Ike kfoTida St»l* League yeatrrliereln (lied on or befo re lh * ir h athlete* , . , If ymi wi*h In make Shatighneaay play.off. open Sun­ d . r o f Replember, A p m i . day and returned Second Baseman ynuraelf quite popular • ■ . plan day. Sept, 4. MATES fdh erw lee a decree pro >c o a l m e n Jim Hlnndwnrtli tu Washington. !•# i IIn* 1 ItlftllAR tn attend the ''hnu*e-w*rming" Three double-header* are **t will be entered a gal na l you for The club seni Htnndworlh to Char­ N* * IIN* i iHMrllwi f. l l u r a to appear, plead, an sw er and bring anmrthlng u.efiil , . . f«»r tomorrow, Thuraday, In aft- or T* a IIn* On* wtfk demur. lotte, N. C., in the Piedmont ft* a ll a * ■ml mernwhllr tell Mi** ,4eagl* rrnonn ami night game*. Pitatka On* M«Nik II la f u r l h . r ordered I h a l l h l e n o ­ League. Canal1 f i t * wards fi Ik* IIn** lle* be publl.hed nnee ear h we ek you wil l provide Ihl* or that. . • I* at Daytona, Delomd at (nr four r o a e e c u ll v * w e e k * In ir-(iaineavllle and Sanford at l^ea- Hanford Herald, a n e w . p a p e r puli. SITUATION WANTED Il.herl In Hemlnnle i ’nonry. Klorl ffiiDBINESa SERVICE The alxlh ami final ateel lower hurg. , da C E LE R Y L A N D fur the aladium foodllghta I* on W l l n e f . my bah>l and nffb-lal lll>! IK( I.KA1I1II, 4teh waaklag Leesburg play* at Falatka tn e. KINO, rtawklaa- Fk-aa l.aal# HntMk. TM Mar As*. ita way up. . . flrai home night a double-bill Aug 8, Daytona | • •ni In Hanford, Hemlnole I ’ ounlv. FOR R E N T A L Klorkla, Ihla tnd da y of A u * u « l , N TOim W llfk MM'**" kf gam. In U. of F. hlatnry la billed play* at l^csbuig Aug 13. with i a it. m i. A h *«t tN a tm , w . II wk. taallr kaawa kan, W A IT .11311 s> BNNf. LnIn Um O r IIKI1NIH1N. TkNM NNt 7 Ik W*M IMA. with Htttaon her. S.pUmbrr 2 f> w h ir a. Jaw.Ur M.laalla A at. lo-eshiirg going to |)*(.and the r l i f k , Ninth Jiollrial Cirri* I. » • ' « m ilw l. f w lw M *e* . . . and don’t forget thl* will licit night for a double bid, pi lly A If. W E K K H II O I a K W d l l K W A I t K I l . L i l y M n * “ • k * i « H I . . . . In i be the game the aophomnre* grt » . c. J*akInk. 41* fr^M 1*4. Galntavillr mual play off • l T I I I II n HA*’ * . r .l... R m i . m I L their flrat “ under fir ." laat . . . rained out game of lat. July at A lHtill. %Yalk*r, ll or for Complainant. M il l * K H ( N I K . U AII t M TNt NM— watU n a quit* another . . . and th* moat I’alntka on Aug. 21, while D^ Orlando. P l o r l t a . t w » r . »ik . Ra.1 I oi a *1. For Boot Result# U m Security Important by far , , . aeen on Ijrnil owe* Lrraburg a game that IH KA I.I B R O W N CO. TOOK I M i M l ! » • ■ » * r l r i s l i g . A l ­ the campua thl* rummer . . ou iiK n o r p r i M i A T io x berta J'aaea. MIA i ‘ ypv*NN A t * . U scheduled for Aug, 23m clPM IM T. Phaaa llaral BELLE GLADE. FLORIDA N W lf aE T R4iCKOVK.il. l*U|nHorse Feed— Dairy Feed— E g g Mash / more often with »rhoal bonk* Cumpletirif th* II twin-tilta, J OH JOII Kill ISO irlrlac (n r lt i O ff ; wr track. J t l i Ya W tlL §14 PI a * than ro-eda . . . Tackle Clark Daytona ia dated for a doubt*, —VM■" W oodruffs Celery Seed rOOtl T ta ilt. HaMarO A t*BN*a 1VA M A Y lUM’ K O V K n . f» »f # n d a n l ; Goff rr.l Guard Frank Kernel* showing at I’nlalka Aug 2Ku l kraaklail art, 410 IN T I I E NAME. OK T I I K H T A T K Olio. . . . local builne** men a’o apnrL e a g u e dincturm mealing at IIAI.K IIAY jak kaas* *|*aala« at Or KIA llUD A ; TO — IV A 31A Y NNfK*. Lula Mb* Hath. 41IH K< Ing no bruahe* In their “ paint- Del.mid Saturday In a policy- n 0 4 ! K 0 V K I I . Defendant. im at. I| I n ordered that »mt a ppe ar up” ipeclaltira . , , and the main making session, were Invited also In Rill o f Complaint, filed herein Cold Smoke Products II A I .K MAY Jak. a ay klad a# w ark . color*— you gueaaetl them, • , In attrnd the official pr«**ntA- tin or h+for* Haptainber, ith, 1714. Aaaa Rlewavl, 41AH M* ftIII It. tiih#n#|p# a I t e r r i f I ’n* Cnnf**#4i orange and blue! tiun and unveiling of th. 1937 w i ll h# enter#*! a ga ln a l yotij Insecticide— Fungicide— Plant Foods pennant to the Galn.avlll* CII fa also ordered that Ihla Nt MISCELLANEOUS Fee**, Ilex, first*, Feetlllee* IOU8E8 FOR SALE l i r e liff published one# e#rh weelc 10,000.000 LOAN W * * e - K * * t A I m Is m II.s e ll. Mvn in that city Friday night. far fo ur congerulIva week# in th# y»H l o r n keallh'a w k . driah The ceremony la planned at Hanford l%Vrald; a N#w» pnp #r BUa* ir ii> i Watae—r i m III. WASHINGTON. Au*. 3.— OF) K:00 o’clock aa part of a gala piitiitshed tn ftanford; Heiitliiul# R.eonatructlon Flnanc. program preceding th. Daytona- Co anty, Vlnrki. A V O I D c n a T L V r . e a l . bllta— wa* — Th. Ilona and Ordered A ugu st 2nd. Bodk#—Spring*—TYmilm llweler A b a r ' * r a t a l — H ‘» I t . Corporation haa offered to maat till. Glineavill. game. • m i n i I i I i i m m i n i 4*mr A prk# you can afford O. P. H E R N D O N , « o 4 r . l . l l . . l e r * K * g e r . U u l - ■ 19,800.000 loan In connection Dlrretor* voted to atart the Clerk. Circuit Co urt, to pay w . r . t'a. with th* propowd merger of IfllSlIlin 4>H aafaral.kM A Kaminola County. Florida. Shaughneaay play-off aerlea Sun­ alrplaaft k « i i a t « i i . I t 14 th* Gulf, Mobil, and Northarn By: A. M. W E EK H, M l W . rtesl day afternoon, Sept. 4, th. day Ait. PERSONAL D. C. and th. Mobil, and Ohio Rail­ after th. Uagua’a regular ached- ( H E A L ) road*. I J U M T i IS l - t n * * * n * * l * r y rKHMANMNT WAVK ler * • a W * a « K i r . i | i r * * ( . C*U a.. Pvtarea. r.| Oe.alr I * — O ran . CIl F- M m IS Pitman II* 4 S If l|.|wa.tl p %*.» r Varner rf .mi. >i. iMrnnui* »w 4 1 3 > I R • A H i fl o I n I i i Double Headers Scheduled This Mouth lo League !lissified Advertisements 1 Pern Orates Martin’s Garage Genera] ^ Repairing £ \ Truck & Auto Service Martin’s Garage NEW HASH DATE — By HAM FISHEE JOE P A L O O K A MS • M B.W LO O K A - WOULD ■ TO S I S M S .W A l.S H f____ W * CAH ALLOW HO V — ► OHS BUSS. X Jf 1 TMOUSMT M>rt> TH> S C A M TO O F ___/ ( K ' f O COUSSS. V BELT8VILLE. Md.. Aug. 3 — W )— Experiment* de*lgn*d to end the Chrlitm** turkey h»»h ••Mon on Dec. 28 Instead of on Jan. 1 *r* nearing complotlon ni th* Department of Agriculture's experimental station. S ID E ! Campbell’s Security Feed & Seed Store YOU T I L L *BM T 'B iV B MM THS KTWK1W3 BUT X C A H T *» FBROBT WHAT By Jo M th tr -=» DAN DUNN - SECRET CERTAINLY. SPIDER— ALVMAYS CARRY ONC s I yttt'rt nala* voaUn l 5c, »-• • • p ! �/ Buford M H m Only Central Un City Affording Rail, Highway A M Water Transportation Sem inole C ounly Produces M ore f ruit And VVy.* u tile * T h en S im ilar A ir a In \mrrica AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member AmoeUted Preaa Pearl White, Ex-Heroine Of Movies, Dies W I L L H E W IN ? SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. AUGUST t. 19.1H Primary Vote i lit Tennessee Seen As Large s a s h v ii.i k . Ten n «*»w Vote « Made A Fortune In Pioneer Films k)6l 10 W C CODlt UQUgiaS L OITlgiUl f ir s t darad avlt and aha alw a ya O f W rO n g W ily IT O f did har own atnnta. She graw -------rich, bat har haalUi falladIn NEW YORK, Aug. 4. —(/p|_ tha aarty 1920’a andaha caraa The bigtown la ready to givr to Paria. Douglas Corrigan, a haro by vhAmarUa aaw llttla of bar aft- tuc of tha moat colloaaal navlg* •r that aave for viaUa In 1927 tlon mlaUka ak-.re CoJumbui nnd 193T. For n tlma nftar har .ailed, for India and dLnovarat 1 arrival bara aba was In n gay A (herice. * racaptlon calculate mada faw movta. bara stag, appearance. Tha V * “ ta, Paarl Whit. Greenwood, Mo. andftw -p*. California filar, who mad. last on. , non. , lop hop from |h# w „ 1M7' , I roast to N.w York and tha. was born In rl#w from N, w York , Bhe m a d . h e ri )n _ llllalJ Florida Develops As Leading Resort In Summer Months *DELAND, Aug. S.— It long has been contended that Florida lx destined to bo almost ts much n summer resort as It h u been, * resort for those seeking win­ ter comfort. This 6ns been one o f the points made by the man­ agement o f tho several exhibits o f Florida’s resources nnd at­ tractions mode nt various point* throughout the country- during the put five or sig years. Now, comei tho management o f tho flsndy bridge to show dhat surveys made during Um | eel few weeks prerd tint more •nt o f state cam have passed over U n i structure during July -than passed aver It Inst October, tho opening month o f Uw heavi­ est tourist season ever enjoyed Instruments, is due (u arrive here lata this afternoun on the liner Manhattan. N*w York's ticker tape parade, city hall reception and a lunch­ eon is set far tomorrow. I| will Iw followed by Druuklyi .'s wel­ come in the afternoon and a mas* greeting of Irish organisa­ tion* at night. Florida Merchants T o Get Statistics On Their Business Dr. Alexander V. Dye, director of .'.he Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, department of Commerce, has advised Sena­ tor Pepper of a new service rv port far Florida, according la in furmation received here Wednes­ day from tha Senator. The reports, it was announced, will be inaugurated in September and wiU serve as an index to Flor­ ida business In that l*. will reveal the level of current retail aalea. Dr. Dya’s letter >o Senator Pep­ per follows in partt “ In September this Bureau ex­ . General Manager Brawn of Florida National Exhiblta, points pect* to Issue f.he first reports oat that tha OoadF Bridge sur­ showing .the current movement vey ah*wi that dat lag July, 29 in retail aalea for tha lists of statea were represented gild that Florida. Tha current itallatlcal o f the northern statea Fsnnsyl service la designed to keep re­ of monthly vaaia led with Ohio. New York, toilers Informed IlCeals, Michigan. JadJua and changes in dollar sales for each WiaCeasln following ilaaely In i of lha mora Important kinda ef the number e f cars ytmlag aver business. The Dietriet Office of the Bureau of Foreign and thr tha struetura. "It will be noted,1’ said Mr. mastic Commerce located ad Jack­ Brawn, "that tha etstee eentigu- sonville, Florida, will participate aae ta Chicago, Clevriaad and in thie program, and co eyeeaUmt New York CUy, ba wkleb Floe- Okeyed J G o vernor Cone Reported Better By Doctor Erwin A«g. i- ia im ark 'll t h ei r ballot* Uolav fur u Umud Slate* senator, governor an<l public u'llitie* cummiH'ionrr in a Democratic punier y devoid <>( outstanding Retired In 1920 And pulKical issue* but impoitarY. a* a testing ground fur i»u power­ Scent Most O f H er ful fac linns. *|Tim e Since In Paris InUrrr', uruo-cd In the fight bstwoen National Democratic PARIS. A uk. 4.— (AIM— Committeeman E. II. t'rump cf P ea rl W h ite, flm l heroine o f, -M Mimphl* anil tiuvrrnur Gordon Drowning fur supremacy within , h . old A f r i c a n m ovie « r - I . ^ H j the sTate, rauseil *d servers In fur*ial th rillers who alw ays did Against four opponents in today*" east a record vote of 4011,000. her own d n m fe v il stu n ls.1pfimnryi 'Although Senator Kerry I-mat re1urns ftoni Tuesday's diet) today a fte r an illness ot w »» once* an ardent New Dealer, primaries in Kansas, Missouri, several weeks. She wus 4 9 twb“ " ; ■rdl,riil* *>. hav- Virginia ainl West Virginia disCiMlIrt), no direct New Ileal int lose little rause fur rhrermg by yea r* old. »ue* ar** involved in thi# rare, l*T.sldent Kooaevflt'a fullowers, In the days when the mo-! -------------------•lespitr some balancing factors. tlon picture business was Thrrr is enough anli-nrw deal young, movta a u d ia n c . sat on N p u f Y 0 P K ( i l M C I mgr ill some of Ihe returns to Ihe edge o f th a lr te a ls th rillin g 1 V C W I U IIV U llU d raise ia'rrasing doubts ovrt thr to *“ The Par II* of Pauline" and’ n 1/ m 1 WT a outcome of thr crucial stnatorial other Mr la Is. contest next Saturday In Ken­ Tha baautlful blonda haroina * * V ia .«g g g v tucky. where Roosevelt hs< in­ always facad death in tha laat ftn tx r s lo * C a . .,' . . vited a straight-out last of hta scents o f ..eh chapter but tha party leadership by personal infollowing wtok tho haro would ______ 0 tervantion in the Bsrkley-Chsndsava har and tha vtlllan, uiuaUy D 0 . ler primary raceplayed by Wamar Oland, worfld K e C O r d R e c e p t i o n It To politicians, the most 1m“ S 3 t S S 5 ' ^ * S a m .* . S c h e d u l e d F o r H e r e ! portant portent of .the four-state ; voting is Ihe emergency from M MHKR 293 apanese Appeal For Cessation Of Fight W P A THEATER i a_ — i Final Returns From R e c e n t Primaries Gives New Dealers L i t t l e Consolation Dare-Devil O f The Si­ lent Screen Always Escaped Villain But Dies O f Sickness Established In 190H do Med rusuroup ized Pending Decision l>\ ( unimission r Mean while li^ht (onlinuis Hot Physician Says Chief Need Now Is Keep­ ing Executive Quiet Imtr Slated trust lt »; I i* luv it ed INIe\ieo Turns Down , . , ....... Hull Proposal To Arhilrate S e i z u r e Mh«B (1l*|i t.illM liii « m 11,■1 l.s II • I -s"«f+sg14 Prpgg ,l:ip:s>i 1 Ivt.l Sm 1,.| Kussta lioliu 1■• h i ., in -Cup ihe liR liinip un Up. Sitw rU n..................in 1m iller where fn iri's id i|t|l i n .1 Millions ■ 1♦ till, in keep find .|iin t ,n i t , y . » Itir-a 1 w(I> ’ thi- ilnCttsi III HOI " 11 H. l ulluli.T " » »• •iffice Blildn r* cl tin (y.-v m m I ,-, mi " i ihe luopused •Hfrrt'inriil i i i'ir not all­ ium in til ,it lt.lv m i but went tli merit o f Ali||U«ttl 1e, to t 1 vO Vi piietj i»f I term ba'* ' I"'*'........p.ipi i| in a bltIwr li;tl 1 !• -1 in . Snnduy. V\ ■>I r. S if* (MU ' \ If« tit m. 1 n'b * 1 |J P» n^umlj, on (fir Kltd itl.i Du In trial ( tunntH*mu on wheel* atartfil it a I'.ldH aummer aeuxon in Hutton was u|ip.oni. l 1111v I ilrum.it izatiun of *‘T»»;i<ture Island Ab o ve iw a 1»;I7, Id wrv four vrui - Inn re ■iKneil some immtlii ,ur" uhen U. Laxt yemr about l,v»:fu,000 peraonx xaw the nuketip <«l Ih cotiinn-’•ion ht»w* in parks, pUygioimd*. wan challeiiRetl het’sin»i' In'll Inatai ch itirn i i i n W rh iM t i ID :*i"U Tal!uhiA*ee. r* ureweiifetl Lilidi K T. Isuy, Jarknaiiiv life, i*pre HeiitA employer’s on ihe ie m l A leDer fnnn Fruilk Iluiie, ex eeutive director of ihe Si* ml v»tfuiiiy lldaiil at W ion rv porting evnl f* e (hat t*-«•* ait merit ayxtem exiinun.iMon, n» were known in ml vain Budget For 1938-39, "illue” Army Repel "Unrida i t n realllt vf a nipicxt in.olt Term In Released) ■'.‘Brown’ Attempt T tin Ihe printer by an official the Govcrntir’x office, o »/, By Education Group1 Take New Orlean I placed in th* Salute imluxti I'tininiiaaUiii'a rm inU t*«l»v point for anll-Rooatvrlt irntiCalling for n pro, id. i t h i r d a r t i i .u e h y h ea d W Brunch Com*. Inolliei mrnt in Ih* 1940 Democratic t o r e lon.’I.OAll, i.d. Q U A R T E R S . H K S n T f l N A T IO N e i ecu live xecrelnry Di Hu* convention. County Board of I' n. V I. F O R E S T . Mi*< , Aug 4 M l ernor, told reporter1 * $263,059 Called National G u a rd For In Seminole Simulates Actual School Estim ate W ar Condition a iry men to retreat under machine sign, it prnhaoiy would have read, gun nnd rifle fire . E ig h t I'd lts fu rth e r tunt along "wanted, student burn in Wyi.m Red creek the blue cavalrym en lug and student horn in Nevada Of the 1.I/S students regis dynam ited u bridge to prevent *he lered in Ihe university's lust brown ad vance g u a rd frm u run tm uing. E a r lie r leportx »aid Ihe regular session. Registrar llartei bridge wu* Mown up by the blue W. rhundlrr said today that hl> percent, slm.nl to a man, hat a r tille r y . A |i o fficial ruiitm iinif|Uc from , hern Florida horn, and that ev arm y hca> li|uar*ris sa iil lui ■>.*- ery state in the union except Wy u alB ics* rrs u ltc ii anil lai prison- l uniing anil Nevada hud rontrit. utrit a native son lo the Flm era wen- lu k rn in cith er rncount Ida student body. Hal Ihe old home stale wa­ fer In Ihe lead with Its I ffisis native son* of the .T27H. Georgia born ran 273 and New York wui second with 172. Alubumu, Ohio and Illinois each had 102. IVnn "0*n»Tsl ILnry Shvltuu San­ Jceta of their Ihexee: sylvania 90; Tennessee rtf., Bunin ford and His Influsiio* un FuriMary llurdstte Dsvideon, Par- Caruling 52 and Virginia .'lit. da" la the title of s lh.**i* writ katrsburg. West Virginia, Eng­ POLL TREK ten by Dortlhy Primruse M>'- lish, “ Pruverbe and ProvafbUI in Junion's Plays Msk'r* of Orlando fur an M A. I'hrast* Fsrsbee, Orlando, Washington , Aug. t-t-et degree in history from But.on Thoms* N. Dnlvsrslty, according lu word education, "A Study of Retarda­ Between Itou and 700 person * tion and Failure tr* the Rural working in Wsshlngiun w i ll leave received here. Orange County;* tonight for their homes in Ken Nine Btetson University greil- Schools of lucky tu vote in Hnturdsy’* Jirim untes will .be confsrred mih Charlie Dsns Faulkner. Bartow, ory election, the Democrat u* at* Master of Arts degrees st th« education, “ The Organisation of ■ent** voters bureau saai ye. formal Commencement rxer- a Guidance Program with Spatsrdsy. The train will make stops rial Reference to tha Bartow does hi the University Auditori­ st Ashland, Maysvllle, Covington, Junior High Behoof* um Saturday. Aug. 9Lexington. Frankfurt and Luut* Vahan Krtkof Magarian, Or­ According to Dean Charlrs (1. ville. Smith, dlreetor of the summer lando, education, "A Casa Study seeeloa, this Is the largest group o l Juvenlla Delk-iuency;* Pa­ COLLECTS SLEEP RECIPES o f ifuricnls ta receive advanced tricia Martin, Orlando, English, degrees at rr<y commcncrnvsnt GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Aug. hi >he history o f tho university. Ruth Eugenia Mler, Winter — U9\— Mrs. Fred Clarke hae "Tha these! written by the M. Park, history, "John GorrW, itn collecting clippings on in­ A. degree candidate! thin ytar Florida Medical Ptanacg and somnia for 10 yaars. Her col­ ora ad anusoally high calibre," Harbinger of Alr-Condltlcnlng i" lection o f suggestions include Deal Smith stated. Two of them Hagtrld Alfred Sehablger. New bating sheep and walking barehave' already ham accepted by Smyrna Beach, i duration, “ A htad In tho dewy grass. ether teithetlaas ae Ihe bsaea Study ef imUtutienal Care t o t o dtoeitalliae far PhD. da- Defended Children:" sad Sarah guaa, and nan baa been accept­ MaatalUr Swape, Oriaado, Baged lay yahlliatlia by a profea- Hah, "Spencer's Um al the « r M d the T h ' Pom e of lha Third ad were issued a marriage yesterday by County Stetson Student Writes The*sis For Master’s Degree On General Sanford K B* S * .lu p in 's the .I . l i. i - . ........... . •)„ f , (, „ l lr r by Miutmtiilr j* Hi i"hHiiifl if 11.11 1, |.4. f »k *11 * n mu* ,1 idnesi ei- * and the Japanese d Ihe Rus- •m* agsinsl OH men, !5 when the them li en vo i nin**lit fo rce *, Hi 'in Hu* %‘ iil u rt iv e l*3k|ia f fe l l' Qt sttihlietf at Inii' Mtiiwiii defeiitteH w t s l •d I M I | m l e * r ia l nietl t l j * , ’ hit .11Mlt'd f -- ld> , k I III* .lijpunv*# iidvin»iv i I'Htii Dtwaril Han k*m , Hif pi *i v i * it itinI i apttal. \ i i *»‘ h rr Ifi itiw-h .fupaiiMi* in<i i # In 9*w t*d mi I L in k mw w hfri* Jnpi,n* ♦ ti Tipw |i«'*li't| iiM vhim * guna in*iitid u H r i'id i M pvialnl church miAwiMfiaiy -***4iidv ft inovi'd tu t Im Hpifnl wMiimtcd arid rhirw**<§ •44I|l|11*I 4. Hi** VS, iic i i i i fu-wil a I 7.......... I g 4 iv m m i*'til r#* S ’ id f t proposal I** ,n hiiiuD* Ihf I'tin- of uidcitini- University Students Hail From U» States Agricultural Itrseunh ('enter «a- t yesterday, results In caimlbaUsm among chlckrn*. "When they is• badly crowded they somethin s rat each other." said an t -,’ieri. III. Imlr wll loll .III ,ll , ||„. afl.!li It,,.. - !■' ■ ' k> . |. .mi Slid an ........... "I 1,, I,., ..gill,,. 1be ler1'•"•i V “ "' lUi.vl 1:•. 1111.1 pending The outturn r of contest nl llvni (,d tho l,u fhAir plan** pilot* nouDug Hi* **We iloii't know wliit lu orratle primaries for house mim |",t:tM .tl> school ,*rrni n ‘ \ hat lie in *'4 in mth M i*<i*«ip|ii t a l k i n g rtlunil. I uni nut ..... .. Inal ions in Virginia adds Its owe Court House Wrdru I?|H night 'aw tin* flick e r of camp extetl in the emmnitiliun t m i weight to the bllance- In both last year’s bodgrl i h re * ub iic th«. t.aiikx of nw irling I didn't know half a ilmen p**t»plt cases Virginia voters appear to , total expendduri" 11 »i If «•«! rrc«'k wh«*ri* I J nett* Suin'* i | taking them ,1 | “-oldla r i veil* tented for the *••»• have endoric3 the Indrpcnd . • bu* only SdU2,l>TU , " I ran wpeak ft*r m yxelf tind stand taken against many Hooae- due l„ failure of i "fill day of in un ic w arfare to­ the other n v cre lu r hm h i Hie ol il m orrow, veil measure* by the two l*emo- rover Ihe amount, fire." g i1 [ F lr * t victo ry in the opening critic senators from Virgmu. The largest Item i fi " im ltie of a w»*ck of active engage Carter Class and Harry F llyrd. Is tlT'f.HtU fur sidar m enu for ‘Jfi.lHHI Iroopi cxidinrig They dsfrated for ranominatiun' era and principals. I mg bbink - lii* I|fii<* went lo the one reprenentalWe runn. >r on a amount «,,» 91rsU.7 "b lu e " tinny w h "** tra c k ca v a lry new deal loyally record and re lalgest expeialiture lutachm eti'* impelled tin* "b ro w n " jectetl emphatically an effort in tranaportatlon. t_‘ l CAINESVII.I.E. Aittr 1 I'm L o r e in d* attem pt to m arch on another rase to ouat a Democrat poila‘ ion lost year versify of Florida is not lookim; New Orleanu. for anil-new deallara. lias nun" Th e victo rs won control of a fur students, fur it The Virginia result* are ronCANNIBAL ■'CIIKE tiiklgi* mooting U n i creek i«t n now than its furililn-* s i'ir in fused, however, by the fact that tended, lint if alt ent or prising "I BELT8VJU.K. M.l. Aug I the state’s seven other iHrmo- 144—The curse »r concentration, road five milrw c«<t of l'etkin « fu-ml m ihe registrar * o ffm - hud tun a fte r fo icm g the brown ruv rratlc representatives, including IsMiltry expert* til the National dare to hang out u "w a u le d Antler* Plan For "Sympathy Party** T,'k>'" ''i ,l,ls tMsputed S e e I i o n Neutral- iic fu r Hit- iM'ictirv o f A m e ric a n MWIll'll lilt lilt III McXll'O. So viet lit it t iii w ii* ri'p u rU n l in have nio vfil up ic iiif o i v«*uu*nta in Mu- Man* lio iikiiiu iii bonier huaiili* l U-. wloch, of fit nil cii i'Ifa intHtfd Jiipufi diil no* wunI i,i iJcvi'lup iiit A HI V fog w li ii li -lo w rtl the fig blind' v* - D rd .iv w u * mi id lo h ave «*n,i Dlai I ilia* S o v ie t com m and '« I m i i c Hi . ii | U forci-* III till* ill* p u t iil i h a u g k iifftig uri-a a* th# mom to .it 414"*. f,. T u co m p il e uiid Iiniily *<• ,l „ i a i rial ivr t " c il r it * *'iilvui. Hid i-i'tu m u i k i l s and tu f u r " I.li (turn lllils* tu Hun- such IU furinatiun I " I h r g l o w e r so lha ' lu- tuny l«- kept h o l l e r Info rme d a* l o ac tual e v i s l i n g co m li li o li * in Hu* imlustiy tl. Tu lu ste r ami eiwim rage «»f K micu . .S ilw iia and Mull* h oiiku o. I if I o-ki I it i c 11** *1**"1urm f n II y p rep are d if u c c P s s a fy '1 .uni ifpe'oD-d Ih f ir *1 himI that th# calm -4* o f Hu* in cid e n t, niiMt t# r- io n . in it i"Hg m t iiu of border i l . i ’ fu s lic p r f iiln l upon R u s s ia . |lt u « * ia m a in ta in * »hi» i.< d efen d ing h er n - r r ilu r y an d h»A not cro a stri tin* .............................. l"«al a '1'1 > " " " '1' Ho* b iiid fr.If VV.th 'he * ha rig ku fen g nr** ftHints of citrus growers for the c i *n n d , riiilh o i ilafivi* aouri,#'| purpose *»f affording the growers opportunities to meet, discus* * 4id, Ja p a n would not id v in c # i.ii,l rultrclivelv art ll|'*ni *H'it D i ,l. i. i I uk * u ha< cont»nd#4 • hilt the re c to r i i S o v ie t .ta rri* lo r y w h ile J a p a n irndMit it I* a p a rt o f M anchoukuo. Sunfurd Hoy Enters Model Rhine Contest Services Held For Dr. 0. J. Miller Hilly H>'lh*y head of Ranfoid arul Lcsli.* Adam* and Jo e Bir ley of Orlaiid,, are among iho*<* uiialel plane fan* frum tho tin Iral part of Ihe state who entered the statr-wldo mud* I mrplsne contest being held to­ day at the Daytona Beach an port, according lu reports tr reived from thrrr. The event |n sponsored t y the rlty’e IlecrealUin Ilepnrtmen,i ami according to Charles I . Herring, city recreation director, many enUlce were rrevived ...... all over f.he elate. Winnere will U announced taUr. FIRE FREEZER BELTSVILUKTlfrl... Aug. • bP)—ThsuFte prepared to “ freese" chemical fin e If they should break out In tha Notional Agricultural Reaaarck Canter hare. In the hall outside lha chemical laboratories there hangs a large red Hre e*tlagaUher. It emits a gas which HUM bate dry Ue. • ' " Funeral service* for Dr. O. J. Miller, who was found dead in hi* ear Wrdne»duy morning « l ihe tlviedu mail, were held at the Frick son Funeral - Hume Ihla ef* .'ernoon with *he Rev; J. B. Root officiating. Members of the Mssunic 1444 inducted service* at the grave in Ukeview Cemeary termrnt was made. LOCAL WEATHER Generally fair tonight, «**P < possibly showere on nitre me south c o s F r i d a y partly cloudy, scat' lered showers In extreme and possibly In extrema northaesg portiona. Daytaaa Baaeh Tides TameaiUJ Lowi 9:09 A- M. and > � 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, 1938 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'• ' i ilH* SANF02B ETKKALD, SANTCTO, TUMIBK ' Triple-Play By Visitor s in G-raenGainClote T h ird Is Feature O f Game Win OverSan ford O u tfit Saturday Adz, jit, Sanford C a t c h e r , la Hit Head By Pitched Ball And Ib Replaced By Allen C lassified Advertisemerits B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E A HIUO. rtaablag. r k . . . IS. ISe a Be a te a Be a Mae. lia. lime Has IIM (OLWMKI) WOMAM wasl. |ah e* * » » klw*. Amale Mae Bkeaaee*. 411 K. Klk. TO in Walsh repelreO by Jou riMi.vii — iit iis e teutsi ae trweh. Jaha tawell, SI* ptae Who eeallr hawwa haw, A m s ti lewetee Waaaalla A vs. >0R B A u f r aa m M U r a u k T . rasa, itarai — ' 1 “ i t see* beds, ee aelltered. iee»ae«f. Ua* saa. Tele•all, Wstaade. FLORIDA * T ATM I - M O I E n«ln*AVllt* M Atr HAV |ak haaaa .laaalag ae aavae. U U Maa Ralh. 4IBH M. Ilk II. «• «l 1-NayMina (!*■>-h Ot Ir ndfi Stolen Base Allows Gainesville 1-Run Margin Over Locals 11 II Mt AururIIo* I'a la I kri ruilm* telphla Nl IauOIR II N* w TeenlRht !• 1IkR Rf RaRfearef. fialn*> v litSL Mo or, a a | a 4 ,i o i 4 1 1 0 fi.v l. , 1 1 1 0 Adi r I Ih V.rn.r rf I 1 1 . 1 3 t o ; o 11. rant via is Hudson p l o t | a 0 n it T n l. ll iu ry j| s*i b; ,3 SJ « M 35 ,j' i l 4i PFF-SIDEt Dfflrolt. 9# 42 *41 41 .111 4| IT .4*A . „ It i tn* In rin ll T, N#w III m |J Y o rk €. Ubrmr Tndny *<hffdulff4. Su l| | |0 3J U 4 M R IV IL I.I Nlnan rf I l r M uII* n Hi ISalUghffr II* llray r f f.lvIngRtibfi i* DffVIpffffntl Sti If ItoglRfl •• ll*mjg *r A 111 I fF lm i p G AINESVILLE, Aug. L— George Young, Day tone Beach, said today he would shortly announce personnel of all student committers in connection with the University o f Florida*! ancelebration ouaf homecoming Nov. II.fa . Young was chosen by Florida HI up Key society as general home­ coming chairman. Working in co-operation with tha University Alumni Association and other university organizations, Florida lllue Key has annually made an outstanding^ record with its sponsorship of homecoming. n Lookouts T o Face A z a le a s Tonight On Local Diamond I the two game aeries with the Practically sixth place outfit. f ‘Jobless women In Starting batteries for ll-e garfle heads of familirs. tonight have not b:en an, unred. Rogers* Men WillSeek To Jump Back Into TheirWinningWays The I-ookouta meet the Palatka Aiateas here tonight at the Municipal ball park in an effort to grt back Into their winno* ways, Isrsing Friday night lo the l*el.stiil Knis by the narrow ntat ;ln of 3-2, and again Haturdty night lo the Gaineaville G-Men by f>-4, the l.nakouti' defense hi -w up in the tight spots yesterday against the G-Men hut t<(,ght Manager Dill (Raw Mi at I ItiHlgers will put a tram on the field that will he hard to heat. The lota o f Mayo luing.tnn, stellar fielder, who had an S|<nilectomy performed la»t week, has hurt Ihr Sanford elnh ro little. The hard hitting ball Itjtvk was a source of atrengtn and when loti lo the team h- hail a batting avrrsge of .30)1. Allhmfgh losing |gtng.l»n, sev­ eral new players have b—t. -.ildi'd In the tram recently amt it ia rspecled that they will -In much to bolster the Hanford nine. Following the game with the Azaleas tonight, i return engage­ ment will lake the Lookouts to Palatka where thry 4tlll conclude £ l e c t r i c ‘ RETURN TO WORK T o lf llt 41 & 11 f — Hr I I ri! fo r llodgffrH In fih g — ftittB d for IffftmA In 11 h Hr nford ... BOB 100 03” «•« — 1 100 too 001 01—i Hrrorr. iNramm, ItnglRo I, Uuna bated In. Hlllh 3, J . i * ? 3. t.lvfngAlon A brI bI*. h ii n n n 2. A d i . fit till I Jfflffr I. Hut. m n I, Mr M til I* n, l U l l a g h t r t, LtyfngRtnn, I n V I n M n i l , Bogina 4, Koitfiri. T w u -Urr* tilt, MvlngBlnn. Hinl«n ItRffffa. Dray. Pitman. Ada. H a lU gltffr.. H i r r l f l r t f , i N r am u i. Dinmil* plgya f t o f In.* In fbBVlnrffnsI to MrMullffn. Ie*ft nn hRBffR. HatiLird N, rfalnffffvIJiff i l, L i a n n fmtlo, o f f Jfflar ft, Hud an tt |, Tlffma I. Mirurk nut, hy J * l * r 4, Vtiidann 3. Vffftm# I. Wffldnn t. Il lta off llfflm* Jn Innlngi, 10 || runa); n f f Wffldnn In 1 Inning*, (I ffl r u n * ) ; n f f J i U r In 1 1-3 Inning*, ft ( I Mina): n f f lludRnn In 2 In­ ni ng * S M runl, l i l t by pl irlitr, by Jffiffr ( M v i m i t o n l , light. Hud* ■on. Pnff»*d ha 11a, Ada I, L iv i n g * ■ton 1, W i n n i n g nHrh*r, W*Miin. lenAlng pllrh ar. I Ait. *nn Ifmpirr*. Vaughn and II amt In Tim#, I S # HALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 1.— — Nearly 3.000 men. Idle since June 10, return today tu Jobs In mines and smelters of the Utah ('upper Companylllgher copper prices brought the decision to reopen the mine, com­ pany officials said. p p ic i u af sifted BAKING POWDER O U t « t CJC I Cold Smoke Products Insecticide—Fungicide—Plant Foods . . . ____________ __________ RILEY’S WE RESERVE RIcitT TO LIMIT QUANTITY AUG. 2 T lin il AUG. 4 Asst Jell-o * Stokley’s Grapefruit Juice Lux Flakes Small gl-3c Lge. 2 l€ Miracle Whip Dressing 23c pt. 17c 29c Tall Carnation Milk 4c 10c YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs. ......... L 9 c l LETTUCE 2 for...................... 15c I COOKING PEARS 5 lbs. 9c I AVOCADOS each......................4c 1 rosk rea a Bones 3 lbs. a lm . 25c Pan Sausage 25c 23c | Cheese Ib. 1 7 ^ WKITKBX THAI. Chops Ib. wtacowaia d a is y HI UOs- . Of COUHO'i UUU i) I OUK C-f V i G O O D W IS H E S ri FLASH TO 1 OUR NBW Y O R K OFFICB , AND T H E Y l PR O B AB LY 6 A V I V ^ _ r r OUT TO THE I S * PM M . XT B y H A M F IS H E D ■ *AH 0 UCS4 XT M E M LIKS « E R — UM~NO -N A C H E B L Y . ■ V A B O P Y IN D B U .S .S U 4T WIAHLUS&* BOV VO* SHO IS POPALAH.J W A S N 'T E X PE C T IN YEP L O O K S A W F U L D ttT A P G R H T lD BUM. A H TH IN K — i Y O * K IN D A HOPED. NONE By Jo Molxor —u DAN^ DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE 48 a w «■ r « ^ OF OF ER f r TH E S L IC K . 6 IR L . : «r IN T O > e r. •i.'T % r 5c .M Campbell’s Security F eed & Seed Store 23 ouncai *'2 3 * WANYKU TO Ran Dews • IffVff. Cental FtarlSa. Fall aelalla. Set i n twee HeraW. r g n c a - ’y f g f f c y . f r t 'i n ; . - 5c to. * FeeSa. Nay, <3rale. Fertiliser m Ceeh lag Lies.lie Same once today as48ySSrsaJo f KNOW X WAS OH j d THIS BOAT j n — ^ SeminoleCreamery Blackberry Preserves Pern Orates A k ^ T H is B P / ‘ftu.kVW o * __________ 22 02 JAN •<MINUft'.I.a PI H ftS PICftC'll*4PNICOT- Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—Egg Mash Woodruffs Celery Seed ■NT SUT OR AC IOUS SAKE 6 « Y I SB NT A ) WHICH SEN T W A S - S ***< A k . No. 1 Pink Salmon W ANTED L S M M E M A 6 IS M)WA«9*bM«S F o r B est Resulla Use Security ft eo ple were In 1890 only 21-270 women were reported in the stenographic group of the census— forty year* later more then three quarters of a million were r'lw '.M . Coral Sea Sliced Pineapple ttoWfimy f Wffldon p g Havagff If The chief crops of Spain are wheat, rye, barley, oats, tom, rice, potatoes, sugar he'll, olives and grapes. 1830 t o o Ma^rval JOE PALOOKA PERSO NAL ywhj • hlrlfu 1*4. PhltBlI*lftilllR 4*1. |T A special invitation ha. bent Issued to the white friend, of the colored race to attend a reviv..l service and choir singing In '.e held at <he Trinity Melhodi.l Episcopal t'hurrh, located it Hlxth Blreet and Sartfonl Avenue, at H:00 o'clock tonight. An tvangeli.tic revival ia now being cnmluctetl among the ml ord people by Hev. It. W. Well, of North Carolina who arrived in the city only recently and began his services Sunday morning, Thservices tegan at the William. Temple, but owing to tha bail condition of the church building, they were moved In the Trinity church through the kindness of the Pastor Cun-tor, A special service bss been planned by Itev. Wells tonight nnd the choir from Orlando will sing a number r f plantation melo tiles and Jubilee song.. A aperial room In th* church has' been re­ served for the white ministers end their congregation*. • ITU W A N T K tl________ _______ BhuUn la • aamt-lndependent HALF UA.Y la 1- ear ItlM alwarh. Aaaa aiewset, tlait M. aik 1 1 . nmtlve itaU In the HlmaUysa between Thibet on the north end IS M eaaves. e.v- M IS C E L L A N E O U S British India on the south. Since wal. leaeaMbl*. M 1910 its ruler he* recelvtd l kllfltk Pk.e* ue. * 1 * YOUR tea U fa aata Aflat MUae ■arias Watsa—rta aa ail. subsidy of 100,000 repees from the British governmentFOR R E N T AVOID COBTI.V resale tu flu !»••*•» 4 Day's PbI«4-ww||*b ihs ■aaaSeal teleeee agtlaal Aaear aa4 rat. aiaaUr-Oagee* Used' wara (a. MBRTi IS 1-1 Berea eel^r It n West First street- CaU r| HI |r*(R‘ P II f'iiilR«l*lphlR —. It IUm IIa tffAtfflBF ttouiun 11, HI. taouli 1*2. llrnmiklyn 4. Hltaburgh 1. Ih - ljit t l, 11 ] -1. Revival Services For Homecoming Date Is Set For Nov. 11-12 Colored Race Tonight 1 I a I o nl I ’hlrain* Ktllh Ib 4.1.r p C in rlr m a ll I'.rtwl >l|| A i)« u * (liie I'll Irm«*> NATIONAL LRAOCI f'ltt*t»urgh i l 12 €l« New Turk — ____ kl S» .ell f'hiragtt II 41 <4*1 | OitrtmlB WttAhlllKlien .ar k . rf i-T. I iri l-HiA II*s»f h. : I Itronklyn Aff»:iiar%N i K ,V*w y*»rk 1*|» T*lri ml HmmI oii I a* t r««ll SATt'MUAT-a u a w r Hehml.ll Jr Pitman 3b ieI l****luif K ml gum* ■ Helms, Gainesville pitcher, wa. relieved by Larry Wei lion ut Uii* •nil of the eighth but received credit for the win. Helm. wa. taken out for a pinch hitter. aavpouti A u R U f l' n * kl WRiklngityn at ClffvfflRnd. itnlr gRmffR iehffdulffd. I'ulRlkn I. |i*t,RHtl <* 1. Hf Y or k PhHiAfflphlR fjnIRffRffIIIff I, R0Hf»rsl A te*«-al*urg .. f t - -- SI la HI IsOUlR 7-1§, ItoRlon *- 2. riiii aJwlphia-(>*iroii. min. lVRMh"figion*CJ#vffl.aniI4 rain. liRRRfftt T t i a y II it IT 61 D*Lr n*l IX l « la R ftrf IM I f Hraull* IrutrrfRr With two away In th* IHh in rfing. Skr*t Gallagher stole home to give the Gelneivill. G-Men the winning margin In a T,-4 vic­ tory over the Hanford Lookout. Saturday night In GainesvilleAfter Hudson retired the first two baiters to face him, Galla gher lashed one down the first i>sse line for a double, ailvanred to third on a balk and meaked Tiome as Hudson took hi. wind­ up Gsinesville tied the count in the ninth Inning when they scored three times after two were away. Taking the lead In the fourth Inning when three hit. brought in two ruga, Hanford added two more In the eighth on three more hits. ...— ItvMlla TMlrflBF IB 17 ()r||ftf|i» M- DarlonA IfuRrh I ()Rln*AVllU M TU ■erliaa •rllawe week Dae ewath • Ceoat rive weeds te Ik. The STANDINGS On Oulhlttln* San fon! 13 to 0, Gainesville piteber. Tha ball tha Calneeville O-Mrn aeored aj curved sharply and Ad* Waned] | la g victory over tha Lookouts quickly away but tha ball broke' Rnnday afternoon at the Municl fast and apparently caught him high on the aide o f hla head. He pal ball park. > Gainesville scored first in the was replared by Allen., Batteries for Gainesville were itcond inning when Sparkman, •crifleed to bring OeVinrinii! Sparkman and Llvlngaton, and Sanaa the plate. McMullen for Hanford. Atwater and Allen A t­ ' gga tld In the same inning on (A d i). Schneider relieved .! Bray's (Ingle to renter, Galla­ water In the eighth. (itlvs-.evil.i.n ak r a • gher1! clean single In the third Hlnifi rf ' aided two more to the G-Men's Mr Mtill*n I h 1h total when Sparkman and Me- tLtllnichwr Mr■jr rf Mullen tagged the home sack, I.ltlfiRuliin r V Ifirr rt*( Jf jj, In tha aecond Hanford’s third IH»«• « I*Inti uu 'i baseman, Hudson, sthglcd high to Moslainrn 2I» V Wft field, scoring Atwater anil N|>*rfemur! p ; ' Moore, to tie the count ternT iiIr I* [‘‘■jnyarily. Uafavi Bodgers gave IhsTT-Men an- ll'Mir# rf ■Atfcar marker tit the ilith on Hr liml.1t If Mini arm Hi ^ errors by Allen and 1'ltman. T'lman #■ A 4s r fj; . Tallying four runs o ff (our I'.TVll III . Mta and a pair of errors by Han- V*rn»r rf tha G-Men practically put NIMH Hi Aiwuftr p . the gama on lea In the seventh, AII* h «• f , Banforil scored twice in the | Hrhn*M*r p I*t*r f & bavsnth on an error by Gulla] gbay and a single by Verner. Tot rIs It I I IT r -llmtfrl fnr AtWRlffr In Tib. fc - .The Lookouts' last two markHr 11**1 for Hr li it* hi* r In fib, v o n were scored In the eighth <Sr*In*«v III* Bit Sill 4BB—B whan Hudson singled and esme Mrnford OBJ BOB Sit—• A m b NI r . Roiflnn 1 Itodf era 9 . t' ln.on Pitman'* triple to be fnlPitman i, lliiiipnn S Hiuirkmm I. *V lowed by the other score when Htllh I. ArwRi*r I. Aflan I. f|*lAllan'* long fly to left permitted U*h*r, I.lvlnicBinn Error*. Pitman *. All*n. AlWRtPr. Hloan. CTrIIr 1tha Bnford shortstop time enough *h*i% lfrMufT*fi. flu ns hall*!' In, MparkiTiRn 1 ilr*r, lludaon 1, Onl* to'tag-up and make home. I, ft'Mljf*ra S, nioan. Moor*, Tha third Inning saw the 11- is*hwr I1I mm. A11#tt. Tvo*b«»c hit, Man pull a triple play when Pll- Hndcffra. Hm|#n biRffa. Ill o r n. llnM lnn. HarrMirffR, Hparkmin 5, flat* saan lined to Rogino who nailed t«jrli«r fWiulil* play*, Hogtno in > * > ■ « » o ff aecond and Rodgera Ho*lM*rff In ICrMttllffn; lludinn to 'taught Hudson o ff first to cam- HIHh Mi Havlia, Mrhn#l<l*r to Ali-n to Mlllh; Mparliman lo UvfrigNCrin pitta tha play. I" lMHl*ffri. Triplff piny, Itoglnn in ■* ‘ Bain threatened constantly f|ndg*rR f» ilr MuUrn. I,#f( i*n Clalrifftvlll# *, Ranfbrd L throughout tha afternoon and in b«B»* ll«ffR nn hall*. off Mpar kmart 4, UK ailth time out had to be AtWRlffr M Hrhn*ld*r |, fllriirk nut bv Hpartaman 1. Atwmftr I, MHh 1Uken for a light shower. nff AtWRlffr fn 7 InnlngA. 11 and ‘ In the aecond inning Ads, the • Hit »iy pilch* r. by Mparkninn B u ford catcher, ws* hit on the IAda|, I'afArd ball, Allan, Lnalng pllrhar, Atwater UmpIrffR, Dunn haad on a pitch from Sparkmtn, ants Cowart. Tim *. 3:0$. M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 1, I M S v33ov8JS»No �A VT ✓ V B u f a H In Th« O nly Central a i y A fford in g RgU, H ig h w a y A a d W ater T ra — pgrtnUoa • ^attfnrh Itcm lit Member Associated Press VOLUME XXIX AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . AUGUST Sem inole County Produce* •Mure F ru it A nil \ rgi-intilre Than A n j[ S im ilar A rea In A in erirg > l, l!*.ls iv-<lanllshcd In 1DOS M MU Kit 291 A Cone Gaining Ground,Says His Physician s h o o t in - fo r to Primary Wins Expected By N ew Dealers HERE’S TELEVISION Doctor Erwin Insists All Governor Needs To Obtain Recovery Is Complete Quiet Administration Sees Victory For Clark Of Missouri AndFor McGill Of Kansas Sees Patient At Daily Intervals; WASIIINCTltN. Aug. 2 (At Thr It,.. *,>v,-lt Admin,-trail' n hoped today i„ Hdanrr ihr elp*rt*-d rfnt*Tiiiri!iiN*ii of F**ita*"r B#nn**tt f nk ««f Mi»unri with rn uvirwht-lm.ru |«I iriijiry victory for >Vn;»Ii»r U r r/- MrC.II „ f Kan^u* Th» wi it- ih«- only Ikmurralic o mii i ,al «- -nti’it t in four stat#* «nltr (it lirtai v * Irc’ itiiHt (tufty which i' ovHlt*«| ft*w « uf rid-out t**-’ * Ilf the- flit* lill lit'** pulit'lt**. * *«» k ••v|M>-e-il iht* ruur< bi I mil vurioiii fuller While Knior "iFAturFi litt AtlmiinMrativ«» ■<! fhi* u a picture of the of UdevUion— the *viinnnht vi'*»r?i tt-o.k for gian'rd hii ik> pa rat us which, it ir predicted, wilt bring rvenl* uf the wmU fra* of hi* Iwd Nut* Deal support home* Tint apparatu* was initalleil on the renter comt ot • r* btTiiiMi h«* hatl I lie* barking •if to.ih I k‘iitiM'1atm* fueli«>ns m hi* Wimhledtin, Knglarnl. tennii tournament, and actually ■*(>*-«,ki«• I Savs All Rody Funcfiop« Are Owratirtsr 1 In Normal Manner Senator Bennett Clark %hbo f l t n a |ii imai y rlertuin in ill *l» ii.it Miun today i* Men a< ;» p° 'M*' MU* J A C K S O N V M .IK . A " " *» rurit|ii<imi.M< lamlulnf r f«u I bin.* innuin.il t**n ill *n — i A P I — Dr, fi'n n tev Frw tn cm In* |n♦* It* 10 if hr* rmeii f iii **«*•* f tidy raid today that Gov. Cune, from today h t•- t **f -ImigHt ill In n hospital hen* w ith a heart ailm ent, “ is slow ly anil ateadllv im p rovin g1' anil P i m e f “ ahould g «" well in .h e usual r , * S l M n n a ve H O O O rS In ID Farm M arket Russians Accused jfven $1?v’28 Of Air Raids On For Additions xr \ t *\\ , K- orean VillagO es >\ I A Project Expect- — — _______ ed To I *ut S i \ l v- r | r>- tHo Men To \\nrk Employees Given r » r I ' m c Months Credit For Pay Received In 37 ■Japanese Claim To Nave Repulsed Soi iels lu S i Iter i an Mur der Difficulty; Arlillurv, Tanks Serial Securit\ Mana­ Anil Planus Used ger \imiiimn's{ uinplrtiiiii Ol I Jin .loll Incident Urines Two Na Iions Closest To War In .‘10 V e n r rt \ri|> ■’ (A l’ l — ' Tit.1 1 |-no I'u v.vtim rn t .1II111MI 111’r -I t *m|.I\ |l 4 l()rCPA 1in I 11 pul t >1 a l;trg«‘-scule iw iiiilp it l iM.uk I*v S oviet i ♦m•i• M Mu* ill i*ut*il area un ili< ' d ■i t in Maiu hmikuoan 11 .tui it i l .i - i t i >» m m u n i i| u e H ia n T il ih.it Him Kti**iaiia i*V c- Uv tt.'if li.iuildfig Korean \ill it . n tS* \Hum\ uf Thangkll I •'Hi? 1tie tin-.* I pi.iht Hill*’** July I I .'I i In *ik u < I HKiric^o coli­ ft. I ink ► »* t\\ I" i dlt rv find w»r111,« 11* w- ir lluinxri into action 1 • min..... l*v i It** UuMiana, •li» I* n 'Hu* itminmici'tl, to <l« M Mi. h .is fui mfa ii try at* in k fmiii the it.trth uOil R.nitti r un > 1 1,,• i li (iiykuft’iig Hilt * lim e provided another attack In Karina h Sena lor .tlrfitll ha«l doe* not occur.” only nominal opposition riu! prin r»|!j| irilvvrd crnlercd in the *rl Th* physician declared hr »«-. eel inn of Itit Rrpuhlirari u|j|Hjfienl. seeing lhr pailrnt severs! timr, VoieiN rN.i ciih( ballot* in Vir IhiVj * day ind always found ihr Go* —----icinii* arul West Virginia. The New 11 " » I rrnor cheerful and aniiou* l„ rr. g f I t i.l t 1 I Deal was an issue in aomr Deniotoro to hia office at Tillahisiwe. ■ * . rrmMc nmlests for 11ottte neit* . t.mlt tit.I tt -Th# Gov*mor” Dr. Krvm said. A primary H«r«p fur Sena a*li I l l ll d o»d steadily improving lit. \\ I* V tin Hi* tamporotar* i* normal. Hi* I Jfnuxrat lc hou»»e leader, who | I. VI..t, pula* vat* la 7S. Ill, respiration " came near winnmg the presitlen lll llh.t. I*. Dick Is I I ond blood prvaaure 112 ovrr ikrn, haritone, and Misa |ta| nomination from Woodrow lew |l. I M. 7*. Uorm Jackson* novelty dancer Wilson in DH2. would increase talk pi ti until Ha la voting a normal amount carried away first honor* Mon­ among anil-lli«»wvel| Democratic:* Bunitin * runulltlnfM Iff Vn c 'ii .i V, Returning from a twit waeka* of food and all function, or Ih r1day in the fomth series of Or of putting him forward in ‘40 as tando Jnyrcc Annleur Contrst* a *'comprii|iii*cM candidate to stop vacation tour uf Georgia and Iht ■ri­ iiM» ohou( the i nit’ II 1..........1 body or* operating in a normal de* 1JM-,| || | 1*1 1kM( 11.... h. ... " T Pf ,r w'n vu* wi,h '" I" * * ' n the New heal* man. whoever he ( ’arulinai. Fire Thief Muck Clavt- r^i in fium n t V4.i 1,4t 1 manner. A cardiograph lc auidy a. -1 1IIV 1illlun»| tlI' m :lused that he visited nev* the final elimination cont«*^t (,> hr may Imv hii MI u ii I hi* latcal * fit01 IMimyru, \ • ill mad* this morning la satisfactory. xtagfil at Ihr Ikiirhnm Then* re ii • k rod uf fighting Thai make* lhr lire of ClaikV eral fire station* in the various »•umtmg uul Iht* iht tit, Hia improvement I* definite and liter in the season after all l*en im i teli.i (» Uutrtt.i I'luimn vote a ruallrr of w(dr*prrad in* tuwn* and ciiiea he touched on steady. Ho la progressing in the tral Florida rountie* have had *'♦ ut Nil'*1! til .mil Jm|uiii tere*l in liday'i numrroua rlrr- hi* trip in .inter to . umpire usual manner In which improve- Iheir talent la-fiirr the Junior Iheir rerord* and e.iuipmrnt with 1 '""in y >.g.u nil "> .I. MI" Iw III VI;• ,1 h*s||kno, lion*, which include primary vot­ mtjl^occura In Ikb type of con- Chamber of Commerce lunrhoon 1'■ k I ki. iminmii, . exfhilAtrtl ing in Kansas, Virginia and West the Sanford Fire Department. unusually goted tin* y* *• Ihe meetings. Smu’l Im > ,j| JftO uiif.I BnI fi! Chief Cleveland, who mad. th« m lh„ ;|„.M Virginia, aa well a* in Missouri. 4 4 liK'h Ill't V t it| | « necessary for the GoverWinner of Ihe final* will re 1HiI"IIll-s r\t il .'khIV4 411)4*1* Hun* ^ President Roosevelt ha« not *n trip accompanied by Mrs C l.v.py*tr|i) puivkilf rvmatn golat for eetvo ■ free IHp to New York 1tired the Missouri rainpaign. >Sii land and hi* young .on, Jeflare.l Ji\ ... ,().* leortltf figlthrtg am VVh(ll. ,.llImyrlli lUi'Ut hfidftl hi woaka and not ho annoyed with with all eapensr* paid. * !■ Imp M i ** ulfu'*’t :ifti| ^7 Clark has the support uf bo'h that he had the opportunity d j( y ,,v,.r> )|j<v •*f III** vbltor*. The Governor hae been The rhoire of Dick Aikrn wt* Ilcmuria>ic factions whirh arc witnessing a large firo.nAtlai.ru |y „ f ...... .ry "Ml » kill'* "I iff l I li* VTU1|Ili 14MI 1U bat at the preaent moment la made over Clayda ForglMnn, f i l i n g " ^ |'h7' .Vote for"control and observing the mrlho.ls used rrry ,„|ty ........ \\ < i in ol f ill*' -vitiiiLfttitivi #iIn no danger and If possible to 15-year old Sanford mi**, only „ f |h, j „ „ ph T |luv1v „( I.y the Atlanta firemen In fighl ,,u| |h„ Iht* ii t f ........ . , • • r*‘ • i*4*l% •■* mu Mu* cumfollow out the usual method of ■fter each had been culliil back • IttpfuVKU m l.mji.4 ami W'ilha H. Meredith lIt11)<I*11it’ lOlllilMli.j the heavy ram* •t.«* weather w » 11(raiment without any Inerferoncv foe an cncofc* Althioigh Mr uf I'oplar Bluff are running ing the blase. IiV I hr uhl ii" im iii am n I ■m In comparing the Sanford hire ¥ery .......... t,t, I ll-r Ku Mill ftut IM ' IMIll ll An that will make absolute rent on Aiken was adjudged thr winner. u ii' I I ' g i i h i i l\ 111| i u 1 1 t'iI In Mm again*t him a» ‘*100 peicrnt New Department with other* In t»wn*l Although hr n . ii ii ,,i p nn A M Mumluy horn in V. Impossibility, |ka Governor should Orlando Jaycm roiiipliiiirnteil lAealen**. h m i iiiiiiiiit hy r i it | ■11• v <11 ■ M m of this site, he found that must icinia. Mi IVtkin* huii m\»r w vitili iim ,ii l tilt" y kiumliartlmenl get well In the usual time, pro­ UtM Forguxin highly and in­ ing I !1, i hr Th * v • .11 t hr v In Ihe neighbo.hoo.1 state of of them had far belter and more ihe NutIItill litiiluri' a< I tiiitluMi •i' i ' ii -[ iln ( hangkufiisg trilby vided another attack does not oc­ vited her to come bark next year 1t r i l l w i l d Mi «»11*11 Ml M il l, *■iti111■i V r ! Kansas, Senator Gror go McGill.. modern equipment as well a* j barjr- 4I-fi l hid tri|i hi* liumi^nl < fli* m i:i klimutl loti It I*y Iht* cur. This la the ruts in circulatory for the annual routrat. ( I'ptil I i'll thru * lllplit\rt -* 14.1t*r - I tpui.. . ,in*l Rii44turi4 tit*ar Ihu _ „ , , a full fledged New Dealer, and much larger staff. The grralrr disturbances-. Th. Sanford omnleur. were (Jur w A . ||u, m, n have had m. pert of them, he added, had make thr tup from Pnlmytu •" I'M'n *ix mufilli*, hut mi«lrr ii 'j nit tiitit t*f (hi- Ru'*4iEin-Hibt*rkit J 4 e # It. It Vlild M MrUMitrlflll *»l|f It’ . Ml L I...... \l' n . l, A , lcl by Mias Kloise Winn, who organurd opposotton in their ram• h.tngr mi ri'K'ildt iun rffrelivr from 10 to 10-men staff*. Ihe he jftijtrrti'tl, utitl wrll w*«rlh Mu .Jitp, iii* ■i1 K "f‘ a* ii ml Munchuiiwa* 'he priie winner two years paign* for Itrmocratic nomination. Mir f hr-*1 uf liti > vr;ir, Mu' hi1 * rr r*«llaa#4 ta Pb i » Tlr*p lime **f uny tourieL I'nlmyrn »• l.uil ago in Ihe first annual Jaym- There has been a bitter campaign puils itif fitiu imnir i n ry Itiirr approxmittt ’y f» iilitri ur t *«i SioMihly fvmix tin* p;ill of ih# contest. Includ'd on the program for the Republican senatorial nom iifuftthH. Hnipluvri 4 ii uri' ri'pMi t ■ I *■»ifI«*mr«| Mil 1*1118r I few# Charlt*ltr'*burir. were rungs, dances, instrument - ma'iun, howrver, in which one i f 5lir flit.I xvi(Ii Iht' Itiiitrifi uf (u He uIa.i VHil|i|| hi * hp'ttirr, ( '»■! numbers and a duo black-fact- the candidates, the Rev. Gerald i4-rBill| Ri-XI'IMM' 51- a p.lll Iff 111! ii I Nathaniel I'n kin* whu i4 *kl', • II. Win rod, has been opposed hy, lax M'hithH ill* r i rtiiriM ail m u te r ul ii mlliliiry '•iluHii til As an added a traction lira. Naljuna| chairman Hamilton and i hi'iiti'il ;igiim-vf l,ix h ( hum hv Fork V Klim III* soil llratlmt a1 , leader*. Winrod, >n th** lluii'iiii un.I iluti hiiiu.l tiM-i Declaring h. hod dlocovered i Ktvim Garner, author of the |Wr U m)i-il <hc »*h"-'l, lie * iii »1, ami fa 4 4Ii Tu b*i man's paradise, Jack Jack prise novel. -Eteklrl,” was pro- t , 1Illfr|b|, ha* been arcuse.1 of J** I hi* Surinl Nttiuuv It*i:1111 tui GAINESVILLE, Aug. 2 — added that srtrtal l<-« ut l-'-ys an M-nfrsl. Mm. Garner spoke brieftn,D |.rance and in turn lb .- lin t t- tniin n t il. 1I'ptlt’.M •ti Mu* li'i'iiittlMp uf (Mill I'lllpluMi sen of Monk'* Pisco today re attsmling ■hi- srhiHil ai |ue eat. Speaking before the University ly on the btrkgruund of hrr wel iH , in 1 li. it p. m i Ini vn iv nli' nm l has rbarged his accuser* with, lated stories about hi* rip er itrfeiiirig ugtin l" business run IIOI . Ol lt.uk m g III Mil (f «' 4t* * uiit Wlllfl'H lu liH irruil m( lluiiy iHte'ily fiimilu'i w tr« known bouk. spreading half-truths about him |o f Florida summer session stu­ ' t. nee last week at Bay port ort | Other amalrurs A liiy of iilimif it iiiuiitli ■ viili 4i4il*ri iluMiivf ttif pnxl month by dltions in Vi'gmie. Mr. I’rtkin l.ltv-l- . »r a thot i liii n l 1t r jig t it up dent body Monday morning. Ih-an inrlu.le.l on The only contest involving dt ' th* Gulf that would tickle the . wlwayt mrur lidwtru tlu* riul (Ik. S tlviitii.it Vi my, t‘apt. It. ihe program were Dorothy |m inlrrYMllion by an Admims Walter J. Matherly said that "it pointed "U< lha> white l-usiness i-< t 'll.l. •u h l 4**11V :i futnl it in Mu Mu* pri hii! fur ii hii'h wngrt hi * fancy at Ih. moat ardent angler. (U ^ e r , Ur7aii.'l in n summer slump, il cumpare-' is raster to earn money affrrtivetral km official 1* lhai in Vir­ uf f ing lit'lwi'i'ii thr him si ii 'i r(*|iurl«'il ami ihr rr. s.|,Jinr ..i R*t. . ht-iiil uf tils* IucaI CUadtl well with proviuir* yesr-*, and Mr. Jackson reported that due Mrs. It i .tfiiimiut'i itMcSIai run ginia between Repiesentstive ly than It l* ta save it ronsislrnt* |*ri p u n fit - a* lu w h in e r till riupluy m u ' v4upirt in ihr ii im* that |M"-pl<- gmeiahy r«|iee' run ing his week's stay at Bayport • ipl. Rust* rtuut nwn»y mur« llowatd W. Smith, four-term vet­ ly; it U easier lu save it run*i'<tiliB’ii h| i i i II lit* u n amt iiih m ir it he caught a total of IB ten baas. i* to invest it dltions will Is- a gri-it deal iH-tler I.y tlu* uiuwt p r u p lr hut that ita1>' r u iiii1 th r llmini i'T|ihinii*ii Km liirni14i*H wt r*1 in iirnl thin Hi* eran of the House, ami William E- enlly than it |iti*yI*r i Mir nl Inwrit | vimilkI li all roen. e»i>»-eia)ly m »aw "f th»* <# on on* day) and Irmamerable llodd. Jr, sun o f the former *m wisely, End It is easier to invest n (ill iuiim* Vinn* away at nriMirC er Mu* * ini uf tin* report mg S-iIvill uin Anny cmitd! takt* far# speckled sen trout sr>l other it wisely than it Is to spend tl immense sunn *he federal g-v uf uhil j'-illttl uii tlu* public fur l^issador to Germany, tlu* tiuii viih.rt it ••r tlu* law i n an* ernmenl is now putting in*u cu periotl hi vntiii'h lu niakr thru rtfiil iilnitiuli 1 In help notv# th# i type* o f fish. They ar* contesting fur the intelligently.'' a h lr lu g**t a im ilu l liilii’h yrt. f«'|M irtrt. Thr Bui ran i»f liilrriuil lmi ill I'»•tiff pt itiiHetn. The speaker, who since >t>24 culalimi. Using a rod and soel which he Democratic nomination te Smith', Tlu * fmwfi.i i i rri* l*«»ru SIim *Inf lie veil ili^ it-f|iiifiM apiiriixifitnlrlv Furly (fiiiirtlint4 vvi*re uNfridtcd, operated from hia rowboat, Mr. seat In th* House-a nomination has developed an outstanding cutnight hill if they li 31*I hern hnfli •*>rvv iiiuntht fur * iiiuhtiiig ,, ,, tlu* i* luilging- On# Jockoon both still flaked and which, in Democratic Virginia, r*j leg* o f business administration at tlie night before they miglil have purlrt, li ml uhoiit lhr Mini< tflur pivfit fit'll mill th* Uoivoraity of Florida, de­ I .unity Mu.nr Imim* wan burned cast On tkn Incoming tide, tantamount to election. hren listiiirtt July £iviil Augu t , ix r«H|inrrtJ fur M u* Itoanl't lln clared that “ the economy o f con­ lbs fishing was particularly goal given It iiitghl Hut hr u lm*l itlra IIIIy rruu uf UM-Agr Inujraiu'r t«> Fireman R. T. Thoms* left this suming wealth I* just as Impor­ Imml.i rmuphtt*, a ntuve, aril ice and M| haoled aboard on* floh Imw. morning aa n vocation trip rumplrtr tlu* irrurtlfUif uf wagrx, Im. x. a (atih*, utul rhaifA through tant In our American way o f lit* after another, th* boa* wvigking The Hsuford Tuwnsenil Club through several Southern abate* Thr Mfiiint 44 ill un J vijgr th«* 4*u upiTutiuii of huimrae inen. aa the economy o f producing will hold Its regular meeting in between T and 10 but did not intimate .when he wealth. Wealth is not an end, this Welaka buHde« Thursday I )il> t ( ) I U l T o S lH lD S O r the u *a t averaging J in- fit inily wil l a I h* given mediwould go. ■■ ■ • m *s • i * 1 Hflilly ,i l, i-u tlivui. tut »»his* n| aid, 2 1-2 and 4 pound* STUART. A m*. V - i * ) —Gasa­ but n means to nn end. We earn irImKi ai wlik'h ttmr Mrs, Msrlha to live; w* do not livo to *gm. Moffitt Will tec nunl some r.r her M « « l c * l 1 l a n e ( O n t t 'S l lion concerning wage f„r each t'iip!, Korn puinlcil uul that 41 Bayport. anordteg U Mr. Jodgo Hhaton will deliver a ns*reial llth train and charter ---------* Fttr < * ' " be a v a i l s ..... a f t e r .Inly im-HHi)?* win* roiidih’ted ill the I^ fh w t, ksoeta a slngi* hotel talk baforo the Junior Chamber of bust operators n p « M yesterday Wo produce to consume, w* do n a e r i e n c e s w h il e n U e n d m g t h ( it jih I 4%Ph npprntniuitvly 1,000 rocent Townsend convention in l»A \ TON A IIK At'll, Aug. 2. " I the following year. op it* only attraction balds* th* Commerce tonight a> 7:00 o'clock an unexplained drop la tetnpeia- not consume to produce." Dean Matherly atreeaed that it | Angeles. The meeting is hr- *^** Model airplane rnlhu-is -l ■ Mr, Weaver said any person m .ittendance. Twenty-one ilrtet flohinc. “ Tea «an\ even hoy a at the Mayfair Hotel, C. E. lur* of I ha Golf 81room ho* killed thousand* of tropical fUh la 'h* H not enough to know how to phi or * fallen o f guathte from Laney held in honor of Mrs. Muf- from lakeland. Mulberry, Jack wishing lu Inquire ahuilt his uo mi'i’t mg4 wvri‘ uii., hi Id with produce wealth, but people must fltl, sc.l according to Arthur A. sonvllle, Deljind, Orlanmi amt count should give the same ....... J.llu hi altrrithui.'e. Atlantic Ocooa o ff Stuart. • flllteg station hi- ths place “ They amid many specie* of H»h know how to consume It, to us* Klrchhoff, sicrttery of th# rluh. several oilier Florida towns wilt he used in applying fur Ills So r*»r|H officers and lxeUtAfttS ho said. Th# tawrt U BO miles take purl in a stale model plane rial Hecurily account number, tin- I * nt *jr»G houm in vtAitaiion* — particularly tri**or fiah and It, and ta get th# most from it- a large attendance I* expected. w*n at T h * economy o f spending— porcupine Hah, both unabla to Myit fiOi) mpii'N uf the "W ir north of A supper,- which will prrctil* run test ut the airport here exact date uf his birth, the »r survive chiliad water—have bean the no* of wealth— is just a* im­ tkk meeting, - ill be held st 1:00 Thursday under suspires uf the count number assigned to him. Cry,'* ufficial publicaiiot) of the aeen floating aa the Golf Stream portant as, and In many way* o’clock while the and his address. Forms lo r thi Salvatiuit Army* were uuld dur­ mreting is city I err ration department. more important than, Ih* econ­ Seventeen men and hoys have purpose are available at the ing Mu- month, scheduled to get under way at Surf bather* reported the ocean omy of earning— th* getting ol qualified, the department un Field Offices of llie Hoard lu IB porting that five-cortte* 8:00 o'clock. waa “ too cold for eOtefort" yea- waaHli,'' Dean Matherly said. flounced yAtenlay, and are bring rated at 211 ,H. Orange Avenue. ptirnUnre Bible m ituiiy cUtate Urday aad cooamercial flaherMonday morning*! address was Ing from one to six planes each, i Orlando, hud U n i held in which 45 youuf men who *o o m b w nl la work th# fifth In a special series ol THRME-LFJiliKD COLT FRISKY These include gas models, gliders,1 ---- --------(*4*t.|ih* had participated* Capt. their weta onld they had been tecturo* scheduled for the llni•peed modrls, stick niodelt and! Ruai* expliTinl that moat of Other types, YOUTH DROWNS thoroughly chilled when the tide vanity of Florida'* 1B3B summer ih -t* whu had takrn the court#* - ■ i s * . Earlier speakers la t waa high. Other entrants from HI. I'eli r-, ----------UP)— A three-legged Percherun intmiled making further rtU* Hi Uftih, anally caught In the aorta* war* President C. H. Bou­ ctatllon coll bom thro# month* ago burg, Tstupa, Gainesville, St. I DAYTONA BEACH, Aog. 2. giuut itudiri with the poAiibllGulf Stream which l i eeeen mlWa cher, Uolvereity of Weet Vir- on William Prderaon'a farm here Augustine and Jacksonville nr* b***—Donald Hlsrr. 13-yssr-uld son of Harry Starr of Holly liy that many of th#m would o ff chore hero, war* landed yeoterDr. Kdcnr W. Knight, Uhl- te able to walk and A n with iHe vipected to qualify, Hill, near llaytona lleich, was niike it Iheir life work. vanity of, North Carolina; HupL other heraee In the paature, lta drowned In the Halifax River W . A. Button of th* public * h t foraltg la mining. her* ycaterday when a small orhoeiA Atlanta, Go., and Dr. Cflffned Lyons, head of th* LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2.— (AO boat in which he and KsynueH MIAMI HOTEL SOLD “ University — 8i* Newspaper Guild members, Parker, 12. were sailing overPartly cloudy tonlgbl ~MIAMI BEACII, Aeg. 2 ^ -0 0 riled fur contempt o f cuurt in turnod In a sudden squill. Wrdnrsday, possibly a few -B red Bewaian yaatarday an- cohnectlon with the CIO union’a A fishing boat plckeil up the tered thundrrshowera Wsdneoday dgneed the eele o f the 110- • Irik* agalnat the llullywood two boys, Parker was unhurt, mm Bownun Hotel end adjoin- CUUen-News, mtut atend trial. but rfforta to rsvive young Starr, Daytona Beach Tide* M property to Pterre BniUy of Superior Judge Emmet Wtlaon who had become entangled In th* row: Loir: .7 :2 Q A. M. and 7 * 1 MM, Pranas, for 1110,090 tack. yulad yaatarday. ladhsat ropes, wot* futile. P. M. J a y c e e Contest Given Local Pair1 Dick Aiken And Doris Jackson In rinals For Central Area ,or 1la'k,‘- lhr "un of ,h' Chief Cleveland Perkins Returns Cites Fire D a ta iFrom Vacation In OnRetum Hom e Palmyra, Virginia Sees Superior Equip­ Local Merchant Kinds llUHinesH Conditions ment In Towns Of Similar To Sanford Comparable S i z e Pair Of Pawns Are Born Tis Deer At Sanford City Zm» Jackson Locates Fishing Paradise On Coastal Area • <. Dean Matherly Is Main Speaker At University Session .10 Needy Families Are Aided During i\1ontht Rose Says Mrs. Moffitt Will Be Honored Ai Meeting Cilv News Briefs Many Fish Reported Dead In Gulf Stream ... felyduwti wiif three 1 Man Sails 15 Foot Boat A croaa Atlantic LOCAL W E A T H E R ______ V, �% ~t - -l-.-l.JW rAAATWu" ^ i f l i immnm mnUin. ixwr m i r DOM Sanford Herald ,.«i • U » ( l » Caaiaar r,,r, ha Herat* la Iba u l l . n l t ll«,rfla la g. Olllraa at, ■*4 la Iba larasal illlra aaaatrf m il itXara la CSIesga aal c ’ r V O isD A Y , AUGUST 3, lOJJt ILE VERSE FOR TO D Al T M T II IH A FORM OF OURAGF: fly faith Abraham, Bin ha * 1 * calli-il tu k « out in i ' « pUci which he shntiM aft c Btfri for an inheritance. »brye<l: m be went out. nut krinwlng Bilker hr werrf.--Hebrew, ||K Of course everyone in s»n lord la child Inbtir, ln»f r ’ H** funny how many imrcn ttfflf thflr tfn jrnr <>M won* iri <4 M l If they ran get jnhs aCarrier ts>ya. A Mining Comma The World War f»;‘trait with a comparatively iirt'gnificiint incident at Sarajevo and millions of yoonir men went to their deaths while billions of dollar* worth ol property was Masted into bit*, all because a lit.lc jrroup of tanatiral radicals managed to assassinate the Austrian Archduke during a visit to Serbia. I-asi Sunday thousands of Japanese and Russian soldiers were locked in deadly combat in which several hun­ dred were killed all because of a dispute revolving around an uninhabited hill locntcd on the txiundary between Si­ beria and Mancbukuo. The Russians had taken poso-ssion of the hdl. The Japs drove them away, und then .he Rus­ sians took it bark from the Japs in a buttle which lasted lor several hours. As a result o f this incident rela'ions between the two countries, which have never been good, have Iteen strained as they have not been liefore -nice the great Russo Japan­ ese war in ItMto. Since that time more than u hundred bloody incidents have occurred, but none of them have brought the countries so cl*es<- to war as they now find themselves. All because of ihe dispu t'd ownership of n Id le bill. I lie dispute arises out of a treaty signed be'ween China and Russia nwav bark in l>W!) after n greatwar be­ ta r> n these 'wo countries, when Russia was trying to find an eastern outlet to the sea. and he greater part of Sibenu was given to her by < Inna, At tha' lime this i orthern territory was not regarded ns any too valuable mid ta> boundary was not dMined with riifid exaetitiide. Furthermore, there were necessarily two differen trxN of the treaty, one in Chinese and one In Russian,'wo languages whieh are ns far apart as the pole*. The text of he Chinese treaty einilains a comma, missing in the Rus­ sian text, which the Japanese declare gives them the right to Ihe il'spu id hill. Naturally they assert that the Chi­ nese treats shall bo recognized by both parties. Long after 'he signing of ibis treaty, the Japanese coiniuered Manchuria and «i-t up the puppet state of Mutirlmkiio, and ihe Chinese by force of cireiirtis ances have become aligned with the Russians, and would undoubtedly insist that he Russian lexi is the correct one. Hut how­ ever tins may be. the Japs, Ibis lime, insist ‘ lie original Chinese treaty is the printer one. So, while he World War was caused by I he death of t single arehdiike, it appears |H>ssible that a w-ar today may be caused l>y a comma, or a missing comma. It isn't imiili to fight abnu', but when there are no better issues at stake, it may have to do. iPfma to bp plenty of • * n «y In toberco, repor's from “ Lake City anil IJvr tlak would , : indicate. Some day Femin'di t Oeunty may h«- prndm-ing lobar unite I kely to lie fmiml among conditions at home than nl to on I big aralr. school. If In- hits a utroug iii’ik11hy Ixidy and a .sound mind, there In no reason why he should lag behind his playmates n * t fellow who Jumpi-il »fl in his studies unless lie does not have the right environ­ tb« ITIh floor of s Now York ment at home. h«t*l bat week figuroil life Hr. Frank D ltrieti, director of 'he Hoard of F.tluca* isn't worth living. Hr ncvr-i turn •aten nny hog jowls un-l Mim’s chdtt guidance bureau in New York s.ute, declared I f John Gamer shoulil or ; nominat'd for (hi* pr«‘*i<lcncy hi 1940 that surr woulil tr u caw ■ ot a psrsnn bring prrripilati-il from obscurity into 'hr lints* ■ Ugbt orrmight. When Currtgan STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN H IX Fm IhrtAdr proof addrdad tie eithor. hufaetng a stdmpM enMIot* tor reply. recently that unhappy home relationships are one of the paramount causes of failure in school. A child whose parents are always at cross purposes with otic ami her, or whose home has been turned into a nightmare hy other relatives residing with the family, hasn't a chance to com­ pete with children who come from well ordered homes. I’nrental harshness is another reason given as a handi­ cap whieh many children undergo. Such children, re­ pressed In their own homes, arc apt to seek emotional re­ lease in school; and accustomed to severe treatment from their parents, arc apt to Ignore the comparatively mild ad* monitions of their teachers. In many instances where children falling In their studies have been investiga'.ed, Dr. O'Hricn reports, they have Ik*cii found to have an unfortu­ nate home life. Reporting on the results o f physical defects in school ha eld aeylng that thara waa king left but a grease spot * on added meaning In vlow Ihe finding o f n small gasoand oil covered area In the Mrs. Jam** Cowan returned din o f tho Pacific following home yesterday for a f«w day* dkaappearsiicn ot tha Mawail from Duytona Beach where sh* and tha children are spvnding n month. Paul Riggers’ Is hump from Id staff are particlpollng Pnhnkte where he la putting in ffpeh In tha Second Battle a Fall crop. Paul likes his new t«W Qrlcons ao If the paper home very much and thinks ho ITc somewhat lass complete will hit tha right crop this season. .Boual wc hep* ear readers Mr. and Mr*. V. W. Wilmolt, hear with, us, Inl m, M »e •- 'tl»t 'la » «All U M at of patrlotUm and Mlsa Neill* Walker, Miss Elvira lefanae. And wa feel Carter, Mlsa Gertrude Drown of cur contributions tu the French Shop In Orlando will return better able paaaad through here today en­ to carry on tha battle. root* to tho northern nikrketa. I G*«rg# Chamberlain who ie A week of Dim- •toying at Daytona Beech for 1, throughout the n few wee ha caught a 30 pound btggcxt aha of alt, M0 born h it Saturday and has boat "test" of New boon proclaimed the champion idnua eg Saturday nkorm oo o f the aaason so far. wherl Senator Xkt County Cemntbekmen held dtlteft against q * f. heir regular session yesterday ind war* bum wllh many mots «m o f Interest to Uw county hi large. , . 8ANFOUI) TWENTY YEARS AGO i. i- »• . I — 1 t • .■> n. Abbott of Jacksonville Printing Company and will assist in getting out the work on schedule time. Dr. Oliver J. Miller la hare to­ day from Jacksonville to visit home folk*. Dr. Miller now has n U rge practice In Jacksonville and his many friends are glad to hear o f hi* lucceao, Mr. and Mrs. Zcb Ratliff, Mr*. Forum l* t U * t O I UGH IN THE Aik / L H H 6 0 H IK B A C K / d* subject and ippy If | could uggestTons put y state in the xnm. llniortbun,Mi,Cfr.totb! hnm. urill » ivr- me mam'WDicem*n&% sure the government will do more than its port and will halp maintain such institution* and furnish the medicine and a good doctor. L et* a*k and *e«iThoutanii* of our girl* (" in J astray working at tbeue road hou«e'* or joints would he glad for a htmir to help care for the ami then suffereil war for II? years. Vtmr^mx&^noiuiu,__ . . . Four hunilreu anil twenty feet below the waves of Lake Michi­ gan a shadowy figure moved -lowly over a muddy bottom. Max Gene Nohl, deep-sea diver, hail made a new wurld’a record descent— In a lake! The day was December 1, 11137, and cold. There waa noth­ ing to aea, so Nohl qujckly roae to the aurface. lie waa prevented from getting tha "benda" because of a helium-oxygen mixture ^haf eliminated nitrogen, A former student at Maaaaehuaetta Insti­ tute of Technology, Nohl had . S E M IN O L E P R IN T IN G CO . himself designed this self-cunlained suit for deep-water work. "When I wax walkidg on a 430-foot bottom." Nohl say*, "my body waa submitted to a pres­ sure of approximately 100 pound* per square Inch. The aurface ot my hndy was actually supporting il WPight of over «00,000 poundsof water* "Thle pressure it transmitted to every point in the body. It is because uf this that we are frea to work, use tools, walk, ■U. • . we are under the same pressure as the water we are In." Nohl'* dive uf last December lurpassril in depth by I I I feel BLEEDING THE COW TOWNSEND W EEKLY ness also, as I* pul* too heavy a burden on tha cow—a double buidrn which Nature did not In­ tend It to bear. It I* Interesting to note, then-fine, that we highly civilised Americans are now dolnq about Ihe same thing to the great Amerlrin industrial cow, which Is supposed to give milk freely in Ihe form nf dividends and on payment to our people. The ea­ ten! tu which It i* being hied un­ questionably baa a great deal in Jo with the greatly restricted flow of dtvklenda and wages. Bines 1*33, bleeding of Indus­ try by lu t e baa increased until et present the toll is morn than twice what It' was <h*n. To he mart specific: In 1033, 1M largo companies pakl in a<a|e and fodetal tames. In 1037 these same companies paid fl,M l.3X1,0?)I, an Increase of needy 300 per oant. To many of us, targe sums like thle mraaa little, but when wt* find on further iavaeUgatloa that these companies pny 18*4 In taxes for every employee they Have on their pay relic, i |l dona .mean something. Another striking oxample of the effort o f this bleed­ ing on the "milk production" uf tbes« Industrie* la fWWl hi. tho fact that they have In pay M-i3 In taxes in n m of ttv r y share of common Meek, wkarto* the dividend* averaged but H-W. We might dlaalao dll this with a shrug by n yligr tin t this Ue*d Mg e f tbn inddatrMl eove bffect* only the wtaltky If mt wtra net confronted with - the fact that The money spent in Florida on lot ter ire of different kind would tare for these institutions ami take rare of all dependent*. Now, I am one that believes there l* work for every ablebodied man in the United Stales and profitable work. We ^an­ nul change the law* of God or disobey hi* comma iidment* with­ out paying the penalty. He said ■d* day* thou shall work and on seventh thou »hall rest, I believe if we had a law that evcry able bodied man i*hmiT*7 work *dght hour* rarh day for * 11 day* each week, take hours for rest ;iml recreation and K hoursfor Argentina prix-lsi tleg, rnli-Tii'e tif Spa in 0 e fftR iN 6 u i f flB T T T r ie Fo r m e r RCCORP OF f R M IK C R lU t y m IH , it hamcudu (k'Ccctn iih he m ay h a w are corrected ami by p rovid in g him w illi cht't'rful pleasant mirrmindlngn at home. T h en your child w ill make you an proud o f him ua ym i ahduld want '.o be. The Sanford sic k an d c h ild re n . d e e p e s t d iv e Your Child’s Home THtrt T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 1, I M S Wo *11 lose anil suffer togrther from any great national fimncial malady such as (hi*. Between 10.70 and 1U37, increased about lit percent ami bigger Itlcrersrs must bo levied In tho fare of the rapidly In rteaaing nabnnal debt. This huge toll taken from industry •peb year definitely affeet* dividends, wages and the purchasing power nf every Indivkldil. Thus does the bleeding o f the Industrial row affect the flow of milk, that milk of divi. denda and wages which Is s vi­ tal factor in aostaining indus­ trial life and health. A groat deal nf this grave tax inerrsso is Ihe result of expendi­ tures made . by the government to meet ami solva problem* aris­ ing out or tha depression—pro­ blems which tho Townsend Pl.sn will solve without Incurring mom Indebtedness. It will Ho this with­ out taking tha blood toll fr»,n industry and at the same time will bleaa industry with an abun­ dance of the sustaining and hwtlth buitiling< food, purchasing power, for the want of which It ia now weakened, hungry and un­ certain o f Dm future. We cannot pursue our present course much farther without kill­ ing tha Industrial caw. The time steadily dtnwa w a r n -when the Towiwond Plan muet bo edopted If odr Industrial and financial xtrUctare la to bo saved and perpdtunted. The farm security admVJstraUoa report* that In IVSO 73 p*rcant uf cotton forma were un­ ant operated while only I t per­ cent of dairy ptedoeu farrea PHONE 4 U One White Man Is Tried By Judge In Municipal Court Only one white man was tried hy Judge Frank L. Miller Mon­ day afternoon In Ihe regular wevkly session nf Municipal Court, the docket of which re­ flected the success o f the antlgamhllng crusade conducted re­ fWwnnnnannwnanwaMwaHnen'nn cently by Police ch ief Roy U. Williams. The whilr man, D. C Gardner, Diamonds in d W a teh M charged with drunkenness, waa sentenced to 3fl days 111 jail. YbM W atch A n a Jew elry R ep airin g Keven negroes were tried gambling charges. Josh Nt Diamond U n b I u i A n d E n gra vin g was sentenced to pay fSO - w b b b b h u c m * - B Ttin l o Wbswspend DO days In jail. The case o f Elbert Davis wax - continued. • C M i M i r i a f g a c n a i H i H M H i x a i i i i u i i i V i T i & i t Tuhhy Brown was sentdneed to poy (tin nr spend 00 days In jail. Tha rase of Fletcher Bry­ ant was continued, and the case e f John Berry also contin­ ued. Dan .Sinclair was sentenced fo pay |50 or spend 00 days In jaU. The other negroes wero tentenerd as follow*: Tho ease of Foster Smith, charged with op­ erating n business without n lb cense, was continued. Thr case o f John Jacob Burns, charged with pilfering, was continued. Pinkie Robinson, held for tn- WERT-The JEWELER Johnson, charged with being drunk end disorderly, waa seatepced to pay g i t or spend tu days In JaiL Johnson, olae held on a charge ef dUehargiag fir* la thg city limits, waa dbi. . StJaafJW ■doitffapnSr •0% e4*w eh M dSaM aW . tenced to pny |tf> or S|h-iiiI 40 days In Jsit. Anderson Ilnnllry, charged with rlisorilrrly conduct, was sentenced to spend 30 day* In Jail. Pierce Cooper, charged with drunkenness, was MWtencrrl to pay « 10 nr spend 20 days in Jail. Khcrntan Drown, ch u t id with drunkennrxs, was sentenced to spend 30 fyys in jail. Cfrrcy, charged with M ag and disorderly was sen- �- -F / -V T -T T r-t-i - ,- , •,-.••/. " ----- r r T W * B W mV - ; • , :~--1 n „ r ~ ' 1 " v ; V * ' Social A n d P e rs o n a l Activities Q s N E M A R T IN L A N E Y , S ociety E ditor Social Calendar The T n w n s e r .l f lu b w ill h .d .l business meet ing and •11*ps*r in honor of Mrs. Martha Moffitt at 8 o'clock in the VYelaka Build- ^4* “ FRIDAY th e P A R K T fT R F U Past a n d Present B» KSrtlFR LOUISE HUt.tit t - !, i XX• I'f O. 1*4**1 | Ik l ' 1 n,x* X J " lit ,1*1 X* ! lU - •li o h xx n Ik " f iitld v lll P *1 1 h -- ! H a lj.l ‘ lilt •■I No m an . i | f >. *4 y I*- | .,«!*■ l iiivr *r 1 at 1011 , L i iiv ih ff Mom i'd to t I t 1** 1 fill ll- r he x . x •?f hi i ye 11« k Mi* i n h it S tu u rt , S a x n Robinson Plays In Bizarre Crime Film in th ' "1 In ,1 egedly s c ie n tific d u a l e s M i u • as he is a surgeon In f a i l i- facile brain soon rnulde- hi 1 become the leader of a Iny'iiu gang of robbers |"e\i imI> 11-• by fo r whom H um ph le y B o ca it C la n e T ie v u r u .m1 M M r. arti! M r* C la u d e The i f I'olfrgrw, w H n rru lo n Miss Virginia Murray returned Handit y ntph t from Hr nnin, G » * w here nhr visited for two week*. Mm. A. W Knox anil d au g h ­ ter, M u riel, left rn rsd u ) to spend month’ s Yurat ion at Piylu im Reach. Mr-*. J F ili«ei and family have returned fm m N ew b e rry, H- C. where the) visiied relative* fo r s e v e ra l week-*. the M i-* II R S iiv i- n s arvl d aug hSet, R « 'h c iri Ii . i a , ii-tr.rn ^ f fro m I h i y ton,i H acti w h it * th ey apen. •131 of everything— the completely forthright Barbara j* not quite aure which rrtle she prefer*. Both appeal .strongly to her particular per*onaltty, and *he feel* her fah*. women In pnr. tleular, would find it equally a* difficult to Indicate a preference. Although her role In "Alway* Goodbye.” playing Tuesday and Wednesday at the lliti Theatre. l i primarily a glamorous one, the ^ ik*tHryn S^nla^ fthd Eillth BkoUras !a a remark*, able combination of beauty and thl forceful dramatic appeal in which Barbara (a la much at horn*. F1HH Kit MEN HAFE ------ k NEW ORLEANB. Aug. —'thirteen fishermen, lost for hoars in tha Gulf Coast bsyoos, k tw lo rrtum her® loin. Fear for their ssfety was ____ ___ _ __ tflk ll when the__________ men failed to ____ come ^ • e ! k after n weekend ’ trio! A htnk boat located the men flshlnk igrmyv*4 on an oyster reef anil tala flayed their position to the Coatt Guard. f o Bt r a i t Fa i n ter o ik s ____ . NEWCASTLE, Aag. W>— Edmund C. Tarhell, 7«, »4«lely Irwwn portrait painter, dl««l fcsre yesterday. Re had been ill ter twe weeks. Tarbell was e m fer hla portrwIU e f MerKoch ■and Presidents Wilson. Coo|Idge and Heevtr. He wen many national nnd InternatWKil awards. 'it t k t IH d P tA L ! ' ' M?AM1, Aag. There is an "dearwhahnlng aentlnieht" In ; Florida that the groea recelpu ^ vM t M r*, Itidim iti'* Mi­ (d lily ^ kudu \v ha* reni nml f fotii visit ifiK Mr anil Mr" A 11bin Hu'MPuw in daek "i*|ix. die for n -hurt time. ri.itit j i ' u t. lb w a r ■■ f f 1.1 ]*i*.-.- ., aiming lucki' a(l'*r ni''iiiii try f'glii At they M i».|‘n,v ft,iv le t ci»i*l,'e said w e re u n a l'l" u* r n n firm f.nrign r- purl . >'f a n*w nffrn rm- In the Uhnliik’ it ng area. The Soviet gov rmnelit liistruel rd it* tharge d'jffaie,* Tokyo t,, warn Japan of "p,,**dile roll sequences" of the invasion into Russian trrritury. The Suvirt ciininn. .'ipr • toj Moscow said thill more than 100 .|,,panrse w^rr killgil nr wmind»,d 11(lly r, were killed : -t wounded. Japan and Ituwla wire re* p„,|f.d nearer to n |i*nrrnl war than at any lime since their Irr#( atrugg|.’ which ended In |ciofi and established the Japan­ ese Empire a* a first cla*.* world powrr. More than TiOO.OOO Japanese Infaulrymcn— flower of the imperi­ al urmirs— faced — an *...... estimated — 1.000,000 thivlet antdicM and auslltarles^alimg the hiige lonp^ of the *frontier~ felween Manchukuo ll" *' u L L and .Siberia at the eastern end of which about 2000 Japanese ami * " "1uul numh,r of Ru*»iana w,,r, * " « ■ * « * combat. In southwestern Japan, nearest l*1n fortified Russian air baas in Vladivostok, the country was darkened and full air-raid pre­ caution* were in force. Rumors wrrr circulated that Soviet nationals had been ordered to leave the International Setdement 1 nShanghai owing to danger o f internment by the Jgpanese In event o f a formal war. They apparently were Rased on the fact that the Shanghai manager of the official Russian news agency. Tase, wae ordered by Morrow to proceed at once to Hankow "on n 10-day holiday." Three Are Welcomed After World Crate* S S T ± f,,H'»• — Photo by A dam * llrrr arc iwo samples t-f v,*»i* .r‘. tip rnmc out of WikuHl Spnnga. one of Florida A 1u lu 1 .1 l aT)t I . itrd Jf mile* wulh *4 T 4 ll.1 l1 .1 wrr. Onf la MU, U.tkulU Sp, ■’ , of 1918. and Ihe Mhrr ^ MUx h akutta Springs of UNITS II Tin- pie lure show* Misa Ml Id'red neijrnhnuih of Panacea, winner of Ihe !»•m l* context at the AmrrU ran legion walrr earnlial ai the aprii'c* She I* posed beside thn '■kflelon of a prehistoric mammoth wlmh was found Imbedded ha the side* nf the aprlfifs and wax ms ml t d in the muv-um of th* vlalr geology department In Ihe Murtm xlate office balhllng M Tall ihu^aee* * ini iiio ria l Mr*. G. S. Hslr* has returned to hrr home In Slstonsburg. N. C. after vi*iting here a* th* guest » f Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Harper fur n short llme.^ Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Devi* and daughter. Dorothy, of Jarkwuvilla- arrived Tuesrtny afterno<in to he the guests o f Mr*. John T. Brady for several day*. Mis, Mildred Robson, who ha* been visiting her grandparent*. Dr. and Mra. J. N. Robson, at North Miami Beach for several weeks, arrived horn* Tuesday. Mr*. Lynn XVhelehel of Miami, who has hern visiting her parrnta, Mr, and Mrs. T. L OTonner, for a frw days, and Mrs. Hugh Whrtehe! lift Monday morning (or Douglas, Go. where they will join their husbands. Hr. I.yan Whelchel anti Hugh XVhelehel, who hive berr, in Douglas for a short time due to the Illness and death of their mother. iitDil x%4" I 14 4 1» *1 Ip . f MHOife r lln' 1 seited, M j# A III I Ii* lim it k i. X M l .gh m ilk Putv i* M I L L ! O N A I R I l A t Y Loses Ilaegwiu-Rtrtnllow ca.J ties grsaa at Landes heart ef mother, the former Barbara Hades.. OVIEDO Mm. Y\ A. P ir r » « n •Mr. Hinl M i" a n il 1»»t»v snrl liavc arrivpi! in Ovieiln from Moultrie, Ha. Mr Flrrwin th»p ?*w manti^rr of Buwiuinnc Store. Mr. ami Mm. F.nro anil ilauirh ter, XVIIma. of MoulVric, Gn. were visiCing In Oviedo on Saturday. Srr. and Mt*. C. T. Nihlack came home Sunday from a va­ cation spent touring the western states. * Mr. and Mr*. J. T . Cos hove a* their guest. Mr. Co*-* *i«1er. Mra. Bryant of Atmoorr, Aid. F'rlenda nf MU* EmmaDen­ mark regretted tn learno f her death In Valdosta, Ttn. Tuesday was a lni»y day tn llvledo. The Lion* Club met at noon. The Bemlnole 1 l*ilru* (■rowers A***Hia"im wa* formed at 7:30 P. M. anil the ladle* «• the Flrat Baptist Chureh gave a perty In honor o f Mr* J. XIThompson. Mra. Thompson ho* Just returned frnm Ihe Dnlver»lly o f Florida wTlere she gradu­ ated with dn A. B. Degree. Supu T. RT. l a * Inn commented nn Mr*. Thompson’, accomplish menl. She.had been a teachec In th# Oviedo school for the past lit PUnra- The honor gur*t »a * preaentdil with many lovely gifts. Mra.; W. T. Chance gave a birthday party tn honor of her litUs sister, Penny Mitchem. M a n y 'o f tha friends of the honor gur*t wera Invltaif an,l after playing games the party concluded with the serving ot too cream and eaka to those m « U « i of interested M oT Urd* ' " * • wlcomed £ h, I f i l t l « i C w f c e l S ^ *h,lr local _ _ _ _ _ _ _ x^BUr- officials as they com plated [three-yeir round-the-world crui*o ? I P P Y CENTENARIAN In , h« 46-foot yacht “ IMrriekne." I A» the pier to greet the sd)*BILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.— (44 vaniarera w «r* J. W. Rowell -AM n. Lea toe Spangler, who to grandfather of Kauffman! hi. ------- -- 1 n k n old today, ” hatea- to brothar, John Ksuffigan of « e * ^ U e «L li^ PH.; Mr. and Mra R. W. City dogs live longer than ?• W . 4 K f - N-. Htffard, p m iiii * f (Terry; Ml- country dogs, probably because w * ■•»e*w b She riaa esd James Meffard. Oerry a of the-^ket^r rare thry receive. other, The average life ef the country •M S ‘ H l u - 4or U P years, e f the elty dog H frfcrt, 9( i i p m , _ . ■______________ ■Ljrmoa and son, AJlghi^nW »g r in p vxt ntr l*» T iI im v lllx- 1 t . *i ' I tn I II hel (, Ui» M ur . *1 ^ i • |od : | X * 4 T Pi a ' >x m i • i ll| I ii 11 -1 i i „ h, 1 MVXIl 1 II . k I ,i ' Mil* Pl.'xvi* v e r , M un* C4iti­ ll M e r A * ? O * .1 l X 11.- rn»* xxrts «n '-ITM. ...... h m lilln f nth t a r * -11fu : I 1.11 1 on! iciifp h I- nr# rloui in by 'id TH U -i I I X H M N ,.s DOW N MU *.t 1 1 o* .* 1,1*1— Id U**t, fl■' t* • da\ re1 1 1. i 1*10 r* id > , 41 ?. loll Hilli. ' X * | 11 | l * it Hi i i • ^ ( Mil ' I til 1 Pi , 'Pi ( ** 1- r. ti: I,* * ■1 I | IMO.ji il l ,1 • und Ii,i 1 li lt , i i \m 11. , , i <, h 11•« ’ ,,f 11 iin ' \IP Id** 40 lit M* h ii t l i l ra in ■lie la m 'it -iighont n1 and Mi. 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W "ttr*A w ith tin -.hade 1 » "Mild It | in lo iio i 1vi vx 1h■ ■h XX . 1* lm 111 1 •('ill ihd mi •'* •lu r hut t h> t sti 1 ii -1 •! • livery a t i i m l i v i I Iii,,!! in "t r ipud him k itiii ku 1 xx>1 x l 1 e '*men) Next ttiT.igh x- t le i v , and wen l.ige# of \im ( li t 11nl h ' x* w ,f,- ,.f Slut- -ii. in • ot Ih , t h.i 1 h. d i ■1 .Itlil •tug* h j ' x M jnd 1k w ,11 i 11e *I huih of h .* \ |m id 1:•re 11111 o ne nl I tij 1-ell fur in hou ■ *• if I lie t 1Hi ot h. .d. III. F l iz ito t h \! Mr, anti Mr". ( ‘ B G r a v n urn J r f iild r r t i »tf W l ii lm i ir , *S. C . hav«* 11-1'iifn*il tn th e ir hiiim* alt»*r v h ilir iK Mr, until Mra. Roy 11■») I m fo r ii fe w tin y % T • id tu St 1 h t fot it on V x nfe m toi Mi pt.i‘ e B"X \ In Pdi of W 111id m S lin k , pi :t 1 h m i'i* of Sh »ki -pi «>i 1 If , ol Mi n rid M i# Ft I B in lirmt ri ha V* j ■ * th e ir O r inn I M ix , \\ \ H in t’ s o f S t a r k v jlli* , Mi%a. 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XX 1 1iIT ?' u ami ol i, | 1 li. lle fin e g 1x mv: \ dent** th- te 1 W a lk “ l*i 01 1 down the loom B 'll tr F b ‘«utng le ft Tu««di»y m o rn in g fm Q u itm an , ( ia . w h ere hr* w ill b t h 1 gm-Af o f riM ltvcs f r * u v i i h I week- Cenllnuid Fr nm P4Q« On* *ni°k* *cr»t-n, right Mink :ip M r mnd Mi ■ .lark N Avrurk* pc Hri'll, fitllowrd *>y inf»:uiv Th** r xvi*m file xv* ek rrMrnrd 11» ft*i* wi h of I itllnli.i end kruo t, of Mi ami M. 1 ( anlt lank giin** igaliMi I hr l V\t 'M’kx oi? Mxitl*’ Vv ijti m*. advaiudng from Hu* i u r h At ihr : ami* tu w tlu S«»vht In fa n try when prtvehed f"i hig h died xxit ho1,0 -* unit ' ,l1-ll ' Russians Accused A la . D o iJ o O n Ofl Air Raids On O fa ll lV a iU S V / ll Korean Villages Hi th ■ K i n g " itix me f Vi At ■n ■‘rVrl'41 WM.A* w ill c," ,v,nr)n‘: highly umu.ing, K in g 1 l- i I M il cure the iVpe - Barbara Stanwyck Is Glamour Girl Again ^ i I Pi i.i k j t . .*i. - .1 4." "114 d "a 1 * nr • ■• 11 mv Circle Number Four of First Methodist Church will meet 'tylishly tfarbeil ’‘ fence ■ t the home of Mrs. J, R. Adams. la-Mding his bund ill one ' ip M i-s !{•«•■ I i *i i ••11 ha* r r t u t t ic J I t HI Park Avenue, at 11:311 la c k *Hifi\i||, w h r 'r -«h(* robbery after another, the do. 1 *> f i •*m • ’clock. seems to uuirufv-*t a stiungi- n t ^i-ii'i d Mr am! M iv I I mI I h P h il* fu r h is ille g a l i-niri p rise s iriiMi h. Bp lo r u I nmiI f wo iv ii'k is suddenly In ought up Mom \ li> at rest for the muider of Bog.ni. Mi an .l M r* J R M u lio n a lr l who hud threat* m-d blackmail, ami fomih li.n, nmv ,| fim*i IIS ---- ! Placed on timl fur his life, tin M ig rn d iii \ v . iu h - to JUT | 2 \V. Barbara Slanwyrk hacum- il-’dor escape* the perm It j lm \ ifi lh St i w t . plated another colorful cycle In lb*' murdi'i be lu« uiuimili'i il > bar amailng farcer. An.l oddly cuininilleil by a .hiew.l ....... .. M i" A rth u r B i.» m ii f r o -*011 *1, enough, nhe's bnck where ihe l*<l-'n » f Iht psychology of ih. H illi- <*t \ A 1 ’ Inn , ,J« , It ft M"»i started— once mure the glamor juiorx. D I* one of 'be -nung.-i tins f«o Mm" t i , ( m . w in n 1 *hcv lf | denouument* ever iid4ted m *iu> Fur some time now. the .MurIng xtar hnx been appearing in role* o f dramatic depth in which har a r re tin g beauty wax’ »uhordinnted tn rharacter portrayal. Rut in “ Always Goodbye," 20th Cantury-Fox film In which »he •tars with Herbert Marshall, she reeerta to the same type of rtfTe In which she first flashed serosa the film horlion as one of the loveliest of the screen glamor t|ueena. She’a back in danlin g sur­ rounding. and «he gives a one woman style show surh as thfilina haven't known for month* months, f o r ber aperlal hen 24 separate costume* w eie f erMtrd hy Rover. 20th Tenlury F « ' a rennerneil *tyir evperl, ,,n-l fhky reveal her once more in nil Her lovellrew. But— and (hi* aeem* rare In a town where beauty i* the »um , 1 o ver fhe i*111 IP?, iVa,** - h a x * i and M !! clo iste r n l CO 4' 1Xj l ll . I'uP'iiiu.* " il l" , kriibl - I" - ' " ' x u * and P' " I xAindiixx" i'f i l l ' l l , l l , | am rh> - i . 1 XX ,1 f -h* ' •hiiii and cold We x i- ,., ! n, 1no*! I n ie ir ling i'f eulb >1 ” 1 hr •>t 1 ho i|dn i V\ * n )> 111* 1 V ' V tow 1 , f h i- * 11- L' \ 1 h i" | tin |; ',X ( s ' J Tt p a r' ic nisi 1 i itiif h* i n 11 f i'V* I *-io t; lo n g MM 1 on* * Mu . i had \ mun p (n il " XX. 1 h r .uni ix ., . . --f xx t T h e eidle • bx Mat « a f dm nl W ol ' x n t havi* returned from .1 short varaturn In Miami. h Chief Cleveland Cites File Data On Return Home MEMOIRS OF MV KBHOPEAN TRIP Telephone 118 frilwant G. Robinson mine, j T U E SD AY the arreen of the ft i >z Iheatr The Masonic llnmp Club mert- today in whit he ha» ,| Inb of th* O. B. S. box been post as *he most fascinating rue of honed until farther notice. hi* career —the truly is.t’ j ' » The Ladiea' Missionary Society dinary title chaiarter of Thy o f the Full Gospel Tahernurie, AmaiRig Dr U l i t t e r h o u - 1. Orlando Road, will meet Tues­ biiarre crime film with hi In 11MM day at 3 P. M. at the home of undertones of enrm dy !«*>•'( y the R tr . and Mrs. Fred Richey, Warner Brim, on (he I mi l i 218 Holly Are. This m il be and New York "tape hil of Mu the regular monthly business same name. meeting of the Society, It in u tale o f a d i- d U L 'i m Pi <1 TH U R SD AY n«*urtjlofr icai s u iirro n wK, *m The Community Sewing (Tut* bilks Upon H i i l M d *>f * und t*i wilt meet at 2:30 o'riock with order, *o ho •»«>■*, •*> a111>|\ ,, lira. Jackson on South Sipes Ave mental nml physkul icurtiui* ,j THURSDAY The T. E. L. class of the First 1 rfurmt: the..' in >im i, ill hold s bus,-! * hrn *hO *rf p c ™ ' „U! '*» u Baptist Church crimes. ness meeting in the annex of 1 He becomes •nicu - ' l 11 a Ihe church at 4 ;00 o'clock 1 a k u lla S p r in g s , : ’ ~Vn 1 TTTK S A N T O ttD fflE ftA L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Misa W v o»-w t • 111 |:. him. \liwr\. ii('|d ira l m u b i* ' 111 1» • lo •» nn m u . xx »*• liny to acc the whalcf. | pmty nf Sunfonl fricn*l" went t•• r » » | | t h r u ®. WCI I'm(mi#Mra. air. ami nr*. James Allan! Dnytona llcarh Thursday. I l f ) AA viwili-.l Mr", f ’tijrley. Thnfnp*i?n wenl B? Titii^vlll® I,"iiii"h iri£ liiiirh i*'* firu Iw iiiii VVf*dnoMlu> lit Until fur n hutino. Mr. Thnnipwiin hii" nm 'ptiil a m ad# to thi* n ew tw n - * !» r y »r» r. »* " cunrh at the Titus- rage aparlni. nl whlrh haT O N I I ; I IT ville llitfh SchiHil. . plnrcil hU "1*1 irarnftc. C. Ik rivmi" hmm mtumril frnmj Rev, nml Mm, .lumen ,s; l >*v ('uluniku, ,S. 4*. where? he Rpvnt cnrricil I ha girt* tif Mh* Trim* lliilcitny I fi-2.* last Vrerk. 1clfi"* In lliiytomi Bench Thu? * Rrv. ami Mr*, T. II. Miirlonjilay aftcriimin fur a benrh tmrty.1 Il. irt w r X MM.) (n l w Auir T il.- .......... ... of !!.— f A V - h a lf ••)•• i il l i ny* in » d ll t i l l G e n rg lii rI k *i i inn***? i*|£cr f a r t i \i I ’n ld ii -l«( d a y Hervicx* by th# C o m m ll- MUII t t i XVKIINKSDAY I ,iiiv rr Flitor 10-85 HEALER BY DAY!. . . KILLER BY '- • �« _____________ ■■■.. .. _ _ _ _ _ _ TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1938 THE BANFORD HERALD, SANPDWJ, FLORIDA 1 9 ° B * e G u n Subdue A za s Supporting In* of J ob th . flv .-h it P im l» r , th e pitfh- S n n fn r 'l was r e lie v e d by Ilu d io n . He' lusted Ir** than sn Inning being Baseball Team Is Formed To Play Orphaoage Group Floyd Palmer, Local Enthusiast, G i v e s Recreation To Boys Palatka Club To Try To Stem Attack Of Sanford Siege Guns Ex p re ssin g the belief that they L o o k o u t, unlonaad thxir M ( *ii'K« 1 c p lace d by A r n o ld . M ille r w ax w ill ir im Pa atka a g ain iiiriighl, n i*h t at t h . Mu- the lo sin g p itc h e r. m il go to n lc lp n l b a ll park with a b n rn» 0 M P in d e r p itch e d w e ll, g iv in g o n ly the K an fo rd Lo o k not j i f | S b a te h it s lh a l hla«lad Ih* five Hit r and keep in g those |h r A ra le a H ly fn un » ff i» N» P a U l k a A fn le a n in t c* »i i I i i i i i «- Fcattered. lie had ex cellen t run* piove th eir n iF e n t in n . • m l | a v e th# Lookout* an ♦n d a n d w W u m v i s in t r o u b le .1 T h e H e rb T h o m a s clu b , sm a rt gvnn Monday * ll to 4 y lflo ry . . T k a a rt io n lu-jran in llu- fii-* t illin g with I’nlatka |iuxlnng U T M , tw o r u n . un tha .t r rn y th j j f d l two h it., T h a |j> iikm il. al*»i N * * n thalr a t la r k , m aking a •" U l o f four r u n . in lh a ir halt , ' n f the f ir .t . M nora, f ir .t man U p w alkad a m i w e n t t<» Fecund «n Schm idt's single to left. Hits hjf P i v l s and Pitm an sent a c *ii I p ic of runs n c r im the plate ly* Dig the •aura. A llan .tru c k out. S to rin g the other m a tk a r. w are P it m a n and V a rn e r. B P In tha third and fifth in nin g. P n U tk a added one rnunt each t in t * to knot the .c u re at 4 t» 4 . In tha name Inning, San fn n l in M orrd b ringing In tw» to make a total of .i t , „ T h . L o o k o u ts in c re a se d th e ir U s d to 10 In th e .a v a n t h w han f o n t m ore ru n a c r a w l tha p lata • n d In tha e ig h th th e y added tha t k t t M ore o f th e ga m e to b rin g U w lr lo U l f o r th e n ig h t to I I Kiik Four p it c h e r , u * m ound d u ly f * r the A taleaa. S lim M ille r, w ho • * o n t d fo r th e A t u lr n s , w ax f «»I b y H a r w e l l am i M a x w e ll tent io lull iy ptiMcd H o w e v e r, m e m b e ri of the !-'nn D.rd team p o u t e d out 'h a t thp itch in g of the L o b k o iil' b n . In-- ft v a s tly im p ro v itl in the la* i ivvo of th re e w e e k s and ih e ir b ittin g until le aves n o th in g to desirerl. A i the pi oof they point not only to In - 1 once. T h e game didn't start II UP o'clock because of threat of ram. im i.a t k i % I In Mu llnl Hi K 11>4*■>1 ■f u i.t if f ir i .*■it * ii, I I l i t Pi H a lil M u rk mm llnluiiikn fli II a ■ h i |i *■ MB I, r |« M iiiw r li ji Arrmld |i H udson |, Tr hturne|l 4 T o la U MlKlUlli Moor* rf Hdi lo hi I If l*uyl» Ih a - H alted I'lfnuift IB Allen 4* Vrriia i if HI ih 2Ii I'slslks F in d e r i« I iff u mu*, m Tola- I* II4 T K I la a e r llo a KM ■ N* a f la * w e e k Tr a O aa a n a t h B* a C'aaat l l v t n e rd s la Ik e lla * . 1 laser I lea* W , i . K IN 4J. M a w h la g . g k . x . aa. r ’* A T X TO W “ “ wfca W .f.k really J t v t lf v r . ^ 1. ^ lla awa kr haw* M a f s « lla A ia , FOR BALE • r ik a Kaaa.aafr. M Ha. lla r a l 4, a.iu.rw. Talf- M 3, B d l* (I f Is ail a. M BM W OOII Classics si f l Pa I we tie. T A H I .I L B re sk fsa l lla* It a# lla# Tfcaaaa*. TIB West l#(k. M ill I K W U I I H W A N T K I). L ily J e a h la a , I l k K aa l Bad. • IU1 R F .H O tIH . Toa M. BIB. JUH K 4 t l|P N K k T . n . M « ao« roM H*a tla* L a a le M a llh , f i t lia r A i r . W A N T J<IH • • a lia # , l a t a B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E lls r s a r d set* 41* r o w VAloHi O aa gaad Ira n i af b « Im , w # |a a a ad b a rae ** — #B*ap. r . i a i T n r l i f i w.* l aeaa. R M l . Cm B. A r m . n ig h t's fin e e x h ib itio n hut to the gam e w ith D a y to n a B iu c h in ? week in w h ic h they d efeated the I F lin d e r s 21 to 2, S t a r t in g b a tte rie s for the tilt ton ight h a v e no* h e rn announced but in a ll p ro b a b ility A lle n w ill s ta r t behind the p la te . A d * , catch in g S u n d a y 's g am e w ith HaineNv llle , w as h it on the head urn! wan taken out o f I h * g a m e . It is tiot thou ght he l» s e rio u s ly h u rt am i he is exp ected to be able to get back into the gam e Boon. f f . Classified Advertisements t mg u n d e r th e ••av'-rc d ru b b in g id * m in iste re d In-t n ig h t by I in- local team has d e c lu re d i t ' in ten tio n ■ *f r e tu rn in g th e d e f r iP w ith m ic ro s i. l!n m at*!' g a v e h im p le n t y of sup p o rt w ith t h e ir 1 fl h its . H h ir tin g w ith the • t ic k w e re D a v is am i P it m a n , T h e fo rm e r got fo u r hit!' out o f atx tim e s at lint a n d P itm a n g o t f o u r o u t of the -n in e n u m b e r b u t be w as in K lltlX J (U IU _ I r a ala, J a l a Aveaae, driving Mae Arnold In *»ih l»»l “ I....... i Hanford •«»" 112* M* II A f s I s I*, 1*1Oder 2 PH man 2, E « tianka I, H lllh » Mh i w ^II 1, lo*rh 'a lio l 2, tiernm ufl X, H ock t. A llen. A rnold ?. I U f I iio 2 K r r » r r Pit iimn, K u lm n k s, M iller, t*e H iU lIp L Hi It h, A llen, p in d e r Huns Im 11 ei. In, Jnhn*4»n 1. PH man 2 , lip o m m , K ln n rd , lM » l* 3. V e rn rr, HchmOtl, H lllh TW o-!i,iee hit, Jidinaon, Htidefi t*«Fe«, V .n in r o ^ h la B n l Hrtcr Iflce, H lllh lonulde play. Iliic k to E o h a n k ■ in t^*i f * Left on hn»es, P s l s l k s ?• Hanford II It**# on h a lls, off V P Ie r I P in d ar I, Man w ell 4, Arnold 1 Hi n ic k nut hy M ille r I, P in d er 4, M axw ell f. II 1* off M iller to J*$ In nin g f ; run s off M axw ell, I In £ f-3 In n in aa . I runa off 11utlaon. 3 In '» Irinlmc, 2 ru n s Hit Hy pile her. Hy llu d mho f A llen I 1'iiMot Im»Ilf, A llen 1 P ro |ilre*. P o «*a rt and D unn Tim e, ? «'» H a* I.EWIK TUR RtlRAT W alh ee, fraelav Y awveil. til* « N f«r 1*1a* I I • i.ic H A Y J«l» B a as# r l e s s l s g a a r s * . L a la Ma# H a lB . 4 l l h • IB Bta at K. H A L F H A Y fsB , a a y B la d a f w a t B . A a a a B ltv ts M , 4IBVB K* *IB at* MISCELLANEOUS O w l* H a rila g *, b a rk d rlil rnath at th* U n lv rra lly of h'loriila, on* of the f*w man who rvi-r mad* th* o f f ir M •‘All-Southorn'’ r ic h of hla four y , a n in ro llrg r. t .i'.io p layril two year* a 1 Ao hum , two at V and erbilt, In the iln y . when an a lh r lr te bad four clig iM * v . r . l t y y e a r., CRAHAM IIONOIIKI) On* of the U n lv r r .lly of K!nrr u n VOUM k .a llk 1. nka «r ia k Ida athletic fie ld . I . (n/iw^n a . W4« l> r l.« W ilt a - r k ... III. G raham F ie ld , nnm ril In honor of A V O ID C O B T L Y r e p a ir B IIU — « • * K ir in 11. G rah am , h u .ln r.a mnnn TO KENT lie .le r * U * f ,a K a la l— 4|*a IB r Ne«ade*« d .f .a x e a g a la a l Her ay g rr at th* u n iv tr .ity f n , o»*r HI C O P P L 10 W A N T * sm a ll U n a # « r aad lo t , B ia a la p -H e g o r* H a rd * y e a r , ami .t i l l on* of Ih * in .litil' ' OBtHBr apirfateal. aafaraUked. w a r# I'#* tlan'a moat ic t iv r , able and en* • I N I r e a s d . in . a ia a lB . I ax a I re lh u .la .t ic o ffic ia l.. . mi Mrraldn WANTED I M O I ■ ■ H it ..- k .t k , hllrkan x l< 4 .x 11 n . I * ■ m. ; , — *«■«• H t f k n , k*an * llt lllr jt a .IiA W .lli, M 'h s * le ilR t l ON a a fa ra U B # ^ I I a lr p la a * B a a g a le w . IB M wB Axe. W A N T S II T O h f i l i r a * ■!■*». r .n t r n l r t a r i* .. r a il « .ln l l » Ham I I A C a r . H .r n M , PERSONAL P R H H A N liV T W A V E lav | I J « 41 ap* P r l B t N * lBa t i e t x l f 4B#p* O r R B l i c i l r * KBewe IS* LOST A FOUND IIB C O R II For four .uc*».i»* football n-a■on., Unlv»r»lty of KlorlJa trnm.. ncoml rxtctly th* .am* numlcr of touchdown., 17, . 111 Ihe nturi h*HMe a * Ha nfnrd. w ithi n etirfill ch fen<If* * •>t!<rilh« f >**in (he dale nf (he f t f n l Mr, Fu lm er salt! be was w e llj |wl.ii.«n, ■n **f i hl- n*ill«e, pleased w ith the local clu b and • lumi «•» * eimiiriii riiUl I he in writ* Ing. niif. inlist eiaie the place nf declared that it provided the or phanitge boy* w ith some diversion residr nr*. ii ml ptml f•If Ire m|d*-»s *.f Hi*. d * l in* ni1 41ml nnul i<m that helped m ake the long su m ­ ■Wllftl h* hy (h<■ da linmni. agent " f nlluni»f, nr 1 he name will I t mer m onths more agn'eatde, •tulle Via!il arrurdlng In law cam p , C L lA R IN G O N I H U R D L E a r t r f l a a rv tra r t « i l f t w i U f a r >oh u N t w T o r k a a l l r * . w a m .n , Kathryn Bar toia 1*11 lakn Jump In L f i n U w w iil waovra applied far I H palka Job* Ba, • I t f n P * » 4 n f itrrapUi laM a, tppllraaU h*4 U a k t w tnmdmm tnm 41 *cu « and normal vtakm. haartafy BRIGHTER OUTI.noK THE STANDINGS F o o tb a ll of F lo r id a fn n , at th r lln iv r r .lt y hope that H'.IK |,* g in , n now e ra in g rid iro n h i. t o r y , for K t .n N I I lA R T A T K I.VSA H I E M .14 «*, i t h r G a t o r * h a v e not f i n i .h r d h e l­ • Ja lu e e v lllr 42 ! • ,4*i» |.*>«Khurg i l l le r th a n 7th p la r r In t h * five3% IX l»aylrmrt ftench 1'• '• yi-ur h i.t o r y o f th * H n u t h r a .lr t n >2 ill 1irlan* « &4 ,4 71 Hi. A lig n *! In*1 «T 44 . 4’*4 f '.ila lk a 4 !; 41 «H I *e|^in*1 m a t .AA* X .H fsrtl l.a * t Night Ii e x a lt* V rx ie rd n y a ad Legal Notice . . . f x r a I I . r . l a l k . 4. MITICE OK XPPI.IP ATKIB Ir n y lo li. U n i. h 15-1. I,r ..t iu * ir 1 h (2nd an ini* 12 lnnlnRF| I i* l j i nil 2. Hi AURUstlnt' I I I I If* ill filia l firliin d n -f l«tne«v lie. r«!n and w et g r <>unde I t d ia n Teat I r kl Sniifwril at P a la lk a . * irla m ln »t *#«*rieFviHe |i*ld iiif. »l HI AugiiFtlne Day Io n s lle a rh nl (.eeahurg. X II I 'll 14 %X u h M t: .7 in New \ .« k 41 i ‘leyelan d Ll ll l»4.x|i*n 47 47 VVushiriKl"ii 4« 47 1let m il 14 11 i *h Ii ' himi m 63 I'll! hul el pit if. :■ 63 HI Lfiill* ItrxM lt* V>*teril»F W ash In K lu n K1 ("ley e |,i rieft X. I'M I.id i-lp h U «. I»*lr«i!l o d u ly c n n irF ••■ll •-(I tiledh . M f l T .d « » New V mi k III lle lr n il I "111(.1■If-If »h 1a nl «'h |h>M|i.ri Ml eland \\ u sh lng tu tl u( HI U n ill, V IT IO X A I. | ‘l| IkltUt 1! ll New York 1'lllilIM** (ir ii^ iin a ll H rn n k lyn Ittmlnl! x HI 1«4kl|"s I'h lla d e lp h la I.R X f ll'K . 61 3 2 41 31 61 I I fi«4 12 12 4‘» 41 4? 31 42 to » II *4*. •Ml i'M LHn .4 rui 41. 341 .322 KOII T i t IlKK.tl N'UTIPK IH lIL IIK Iir (JIVKN ria.n It XV EHTEH holder Of I - I 6ih of T a x IV M lf lc k t * Nt»- 226*1, ■■ ued the r<1 h day of A iig u a l. A I* IT'iT, hue filed ittfnc In m y of- f" iitid hne m:idr aptilVulltin for ,» l i d deed to (*• Uflitei) Itiereof* ■i hi r e r t lf lr s le em h rare a the fnl low In s i.eat-rlbrd pr<tperfjr In Ihe '■■tiuly »f Hemlnot*. Rtnfe of I'*11»r Id ci. tiMwIt l^ .l | l . H w opes 2nd, A d d i­ tion |n Hl.ii k H ,i mm in k **rm( li n in g I ** a e re* more o r le 'a Th e n"aeurnienl of Ih e rntd |irri|jm»rly uroJe/ the as'd c e rtlfl* «le laaued w in In the ns me of i: ll(» I.I.IN 4 IH W n n T H I'nleea *i«td t-ert If Ira * h n ll he redeem er acr«»rdl/ig (r» la w , the p ro p e rly f,errrlli« d (h e re in w ill he ■old to the hig h e st bidder at the co u rt hoiiee door on the firs t Mmtd.iv l»» (he m onth of Hejiteml» r I t J i , w hich la ih e it h . d ay of Hepiem her IT lI t Mte.| i hla J ml day of A u g u st, m» t» P IIKIINIKIV. *’le rk of t*'rru lt <*n«art of Hefniiin |e P u u n ty, F lu rid s •Hu j XI :.;. i 413 O il 4C4 ** 2 124 IIearnIIa Y#*fera|*r git in e e ached u leh‘. ItRMt* Tfolny I 'llls h u r g li at llitalnri. I'liii-i nuul I nf I'lillatielp h iu , i'll o n go a l New Y o rk , Hi I., mi lx si i Itrn okljfii. M H I l i : O K A P P L IC A T IO N I ON T % 1 I I K E I I N u T h ' i: |H IIR IC R ItV II I V R N . Tim I RHHIR VVIORM AN, ho ld e r of T a x ( V r t If Ira te No. 414. l- a u n l I he ? lh . d.ty of O rlo h e r. A- l>. IM&. ho» file*.' tafiie In my o ffic e and bus m ade application for x la x ile o l 1 o he isailed | h i n n i . A,l<l r e r t if lc iile e m b ra ce * llm fo llo w in g ileverlherl itrn p e rlf hi Ihe I'tom ly •if H cm im iie. H ln ie of KlorMlsi, |i»- w li* HANDEh H TO I’LOMIDA NVw kilJMlun t» tho Unin-r-iily nf Flurliln .|H ir t. p tsff thin >*.i,<ni in ll* n r y ‘'H rtl" S t n i l r r ., wlio ni4.il." p>rp nrhoul cr» l h i.lu ry n> lliv*r«iilt> . I ait# I. 5. IJ , I I , 21. 24 * 33 to 4U Itlchurdeon'a A d dition to WtMHlhrhlge. T ile aaseas merit nf Ih e fTlu tro perl y Udder Hie a .ihl ce rH fl* i*i* I e iNNued w a* in Ih * flume of J K N N IH HTKNHON t'u le re «ald c * r l l f l c s l e s h a ll he leifeem erl a cco rd in g In la w , Ih * rop er ly deecrlheil tlieretn w ill he a*•til |o I h« h lg h e s l h i l . d e ill III* | I'lnr hla. 44.11ii hiiiH ** dime »■«i Ihe f rsi H erbert Moses, p itcher for the Moimlay In lit* nUtli' h ,,r H. (Merit her IK-ll, VkhM•h i• (he Jill 'ItAJl nf S an fo rd team aided the orphanHep•lernher, 1‘Mi age team against the P irrx n n AII1Ailed thl • 2nd dny nf AMi*Mil .Star* recen tly and stru ck out 12 m 1 of the first If> hatters to face 11 1’ II R|!V|u»N. ri* rk of i 'Iren I( 4*uiir« tif him. T h e orphanage boys w ere IH K A L ) is Hem lnidr gturldn ii n i l h t n r t i i m h u h . • f t J I I H . L S K .U IS O I L | I I I B T Y . S T A T E O K K l.(» ltll» « . IN P U n llA T K IN H R T I I K K M T A T K i»K l . l o N A IH I L I ' I I l i l . A U P I M ; . |lr.-* « .r.| m i l . Y O T K 'K M 'T U T . IH M K f i n i n IJ IV R S that t hr u iii I hre Igimit w ill, tun t Ii •*2 'lh ila y nf Srpla-mh^r. A |» I ' i j i , io r » m t in t hr I (■•no ru h ir ( ‘m inty Jotln** o f H rm lioilc I'o u tily . K hirii a, tier fin a l re tu rn . R iY im n i arnl nm ch»Te o e x e c u tr ix of ltt»* Katnle «.f l.K O N A tM it.l’ L* ( il .A I * - . IM.NH, ifeceaee4l. am i si! ■s,i| lim e, l 1hen nm l Ih e re m ak e apptlratlo ri In the en lil Jtiiliit* f •»r a fin a l ■el t lenient of her n dm I id at rat Min t <»f m iMl esta te am i fyir an order | d isc h a rg in g her a s r u c h v x e e u tr ll ‘ flaletl thin the 1*1 r.ay nf A u g - I iisl. A l l IS IS IH A IIK11.I*A K H A S C K S t ll.A DtM Nl). A* K x e r iit r l i nf flic R a la r* of I . RO N A l x i l . P I I (IL A IH U N O . tH * tea>*d. t ThU IR day of Ju ly , i f 11 IIA Y M o N I i F t R1.I>H R x e r u lo r of the R * i* t * »,f F lit news Rlirlde, dece*a*d MALARIA one p layer shy at th r tim e and requested the loan o f the San- la ■ in i ij m n n n m .M «M . • «li# , B a ra rv ll# x *a •«• T B B Ie la Kaa# flr a t day * |f# a d « t k # . ,A . , Kira pa 3 0 m ia u l* . T r y -• IB . l k r T l . a 1’ Warld'a t.lalaR#al Martin’s Garage General Repairing Duild Y o u r Own H om e W ith T h e Iktttl liu lldlnjt MntertaLt C a n .n il U> A b o * l th . F, H. A . Loan Plan T ru c k & A u t o Service Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Bodies— flprlnr*— Trsilen A price you a a afford to pay Martin’s Garage k T alapkoaa S3 ii i fine Watch Repairing Diamond Setting AND Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler m a . P ark A ,a . _ CELERY LAND FOR RENTAL AB#*I BOB artta , wall Bralaed, eelery 3aad<—ga* 4 w a l** ewalr*l. Prwdaeed a c #v 144 Baxe* per a ere * la* I »*a*#a. P f k t i R*a*anabla AAdreaa COMING! WATCH/ FOR BROWN CO. B E L L E G L A D E , F L O R ID A ——r EXCUSE ME JOE PALOOKA B y H A M F IS H E D o h v o u o l d h id e a w a y . 1 W ATCH ED FO R Y O U AT B R EA K FA ST AND r - ' YO U N E V E R SH O W ED UP. OH COM E — A PEN N Y FO R Y O U R TH O U G H TS. WANTED DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE 48 l DON'T WORRY. FRISCO, X WILL/ J 3 » ii I f COLDS th I.O B T I M flM T k n n k a i l T a llU m l* V a aa laa Ho. ia a a *. A u x i n la » « a a 4 r.” r k l U »»t. T . M. l a r a d l * . A. * r . H a n , iTION o ford p la ye r which w as r e a d i " granted. h e v . M artin B ram w ill accom ­ pany the team when it next goes to play the orphanage club, M r. P a lm e r stated. , | P o in tin g out that the su p e rin ­ tendent of the orphanage had in ­ vited the public to v b it the in stitu tio n , M r. Palm er urged all who could to take a'(vantage of the in vitatio n. M em b ers o f the S a n fo rd team a rc as fo llo w s : f hi ir e I F o i guson, B u c k F o rg u s o n , Hed W illia m s , l A t th# request of the* lu perin K n ig h t, Jim ltr«»wnf R o b e rt H o w ­ tem lent of the F lo rid a Methodixt ell* F r e d ( .a n a s . P e te F c h o ti, K O rp hsm ig e in Denson Springs. W iild n son , H erbert Moses, Hu'S F lo y d P a lm e r, local bus#bull h i **rt M a y , a m i (i!e n C o c h ra n e . thim axt, f n r m H a bane ball team composeil o f boys from ! f» to 1 * y e a rs o f age to play the team LEG AL NOTICE o f the O rphanage. T h e S an fo rd team won thej A«ITI< »: T O L R E I I I I N I I I first gumi- from tb*4 orphanage Hi tile *.1etw fcal* I a n IBM h Inrill x j hy a score of \ to *» but loxt| ' nwnl t Heml tii i|e 1••M afitl eui'h i■f y«iill 41 e h»r*by the second by a !i to 1 count t IU*I tile ! ,*lt4| Ir4,i ni'*' 1 In pi eer ||» A th ird ami deciding gunrie •hi ill* 1(114 ..... 1er in* rule * lil' h w ill be played the fir-1 Tburs* t"H nr either ,4r ih M Mi l l IIItil 1e ihe eI.I'H I1 *t late •if Frances day n fte r the N ational (im in l re V if Id- dr* •saetl Ih(e >.f *41*1 •■|»l|llturn * borne as s e v e r a l o f the ♦i in ihe ( ‘mint * lit•l*Te “ f Henil illy. Kb. r id.* *1 Ills riffle* iumfo-ul p lnycrx bad to go to |!4>|e «/oe Pinder Pitches SmHit Lookouts Invade Ball A s His Contribution Cam pOfAzaleas InSearch Of Win Game, Delayed By Bain F u r n i s h e s ' P l e n t y Of Action During: Barrage Of Hitting T •L A D TO \ WELL, FRISCO, M R YUM. \ I THOUGHT I X W M JUST I OUGHT TO •CENG TO I VISIT YOU COME OVER TO / FIRST— l VCR JOINT / THAT'S POLITE J V ? wwvrr rr f c> . ,____ A JTTJf �r r3 : !$ s •• m + rM m ^ y g i ’ ■* -r-* A tf& itk ^■-.* - ?r.? #«*' j •' < < \; .'1 r - l ^ ' . . . .,. " ; ;i r ,- , w i,- - - - - ■ i -H * -,n 1 V ,||[;|M||| , |t. ■ sV ^O i V t>: pe ■ ."V-TT/Ss:- '?!''■* " -*4.^v ’ • 'IS* * ■* *■’£.■?_ 1iv y ,"...T?--' r H.AE t- . . Buford b H i i Only Cntral Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And WaUr Tranaportalton Sem inole & 9 a t t f o r f t l i A N IN D E PE N D EN T NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXIX Counfy Produce* Mure Fruit And Vegetable* Than A n f Similar Arm In Amrrira Member Associated Press SANFORD. FLORIDA. W EDNESb e n t l i i > -! \. AUGUST ;t, 19.1* M MHKn 2D2 Esi noli shed In IDOH T p l a n s to Honors Split In Balloting Over Country 17 -Y ear Old Russian Leaders Girl Imitates Scout Predictions John W arde Anti-Roosevelt A n d New Deal Rockers Roth (Jet Victories In Primary Voting W el far oHome In ma 1t» Is Rescued As She Threatens Jump To Death From I .edge RKSKi N 1 Dr. M i l l e r , Retired Physician, Was Son OT T. J. M i l l e r , P i o n e e r Resident Owned Seminole Pharmacal Co. D«moerat,e w a ry Justice Roberts Re­ ports Death Due To MonoxidePoisoninff IJ O f Major Conflict RKADY FOR W AR RedFommuniqueContains Warnings Of Serious Consequen­ ces If Row Spreads IV* % n Irt| |'r*«a Rnm evell b u ik tr- nnd Mtili nd m im -ti atnm fniiduljite* honor* rlerlitirix il i v t*fi->) tn fm r Spanish Rebels Claim Victory pi i yesterday. In M i *-*■•<11r » Senator HenneM Clark-* f(tM |iieiit H owevelt. r r d u \ Senator H am ilton L e w is of 11 won I Fie 1Irrma rat *c t enotiiinalit n u i. r I, final* ha* aniuuirui'rl that he fry a and lit If Farm er (lovrrn or w ill resign from the S en ate next llen rv S (B u lfifld wa s chi "pn Dr. 0. J. Miller o f th 'Jt year in o rd e r to devote more •he It(•puMifan nomineo. d ti • h i. cl'.y was found dead at 11 time i.. hi. fam ily and personal In 1\an*taa Senator (frin g e Me filll, 31 KiMYwcVa(]f follow rT, ^iiNi y o’clock this morrvnp in his »0»>r». won thr D«kmiHaiNtir rn i" •rrunnl Inn car on the Oviedo road alxttit • O »' fl Mi.l1 1 Till «•’ 1--• ' I’Furnrirr (!• v irn n r tTydr M R o d . 1 I |' one mile from the Orlando ,* '•• captitf *«d tbf Rr|itihlic-ifi miiiiina , >i. •»• ' 'Al t <'»1 highway by Deputy SheriM Don. R«‘v Gt i itld W iiv i»d. m b d ilk W *| l lo 1- Il 1 41 III ' up .i « pr«v N azi hy hit gppnii h t iif , mu Jack Hickson, Sheriff (\ M. ;i p >) iH .a f .n .d ’ • 1 V "• ' ,M I •hird Hand announced today. • III »1, a l\ ft 1 i uDvt' »b' Mitxman, ISov otnnr P ru n ’c r a l. T Tdlingt'’ Dr. Miller's body was lying oii- N . w V ■i k . wad >I'numinalfl'd and w ill .......... l» dpi p.i~ if. t ill r • to It <, * on the seat of his car. A FiivniftlUl** SVlIflln • pool'd bv section of garden h o .* had hern R ji*n rr. R* public an ■.1 V h tl.' attached to the exhaust of the In V'lrgtma two llmwpvid1 nii|* | n too iM« in i ca r and le,^ into the in terio r. Rcpi r fw'rlrr t bod f 1«i i i shf- race W, *|'l ..........it. -I *• liatiti hip* a re t u n t « irn i,m A ll the w in d o w , had heen rinsed. M’nT.il ivr Mow aril .Smith •left* Hod Ju stice of the IV a re J . A. Hot,„ , , in*! m u t iv * play hy V Wdlm m P, Dodd, J r ,. ♦hi**«* io if* romp im , e r t . . . i d death due t„ ,n I* O r 89 I n d i v i d u a l s mip F o rn irr r rp rrtrrd u tiv r ( '*•' halation of cart-on mnnoaide gas. i CHtr harden iinuraD'd llr p r i’^ 'i J A C K S O N V I L L E A u g . 3,— dF> S h e riff ll i n d .a id the motor IflifiVa* No*man HnmilGm had been left on and had run — A d m in istra to r Robert J. l u l l In Went Vi tg in iii Kepr event i N .f M U ' M l r V K I S . M •. i down. H e added that the parking annutitir*,'1 today the fin al «P five'll R am say, KdinixDin nnd \A'i 1*.»ul \ Mi m h , !■*>.• llfh ta warp on. which indicated pruvul a W P A project ra ilin g for Johnston, all Run.sev-rlt hacker ..III , Milk M *• d 1.1V>* '•! • i •uni tha c a r had bern stopped there the em ploym ent of Mil person.* in wen I boro'era He renomimilP*n 1 f i io the S a n fo rd sewing room. He T o t id iy night. di**t.»T. Ttttbiv Tact ics used in rhe h"t Ken M * | »|*| 1$t V s lo l( f F l »IM» D r. M ilter, owner of Ifie Semi* said thr governm ent would con tucky p rim ary struggle tietween iitl local upon Senate M aturity le a d e r A lb rn \V, m l a - I lo to it ii » Im #'n illlllit l note P h arm acal Com pany, wn* a tribute $.12.11!* tlx I'M rvtlred physician and *urgenn lie nor* $ 8 .10ft. th ................. ( Ib itk lry and tjov, A H f H app y) had re aided in Hanford m any I Adnnni*tvntor * h ill , , -af I V Hip n h f1 | ‘handler were denounced iy the years, coining here when a young n mi need au rh o riza iio n of Fund’* S c rn 'e f anipaign Irivr digaHng IJwve» ••Id i Ah* m i x boy. , fu r a num ber of o ther H o n d a Committee m “deplorable" and a* ht ie ttuH ( im II k ill- d H e taaa lha ton of th# late T. project a designed to provide cm n threat to the "free and impul I .«. * K phi MMO. I l l J . MHIer. I«mg identified wi»h the p |oyiTlpni f or „».#r ly 1H0Q per ) allot.** l.iT it t f odd IM ,4 Im|T Tit Ill'll ..I Mm early development of .Sanford amt Thl. cym m ittee did not men | d .. I th | i« \ f i litnim o «fiii in it •ii)i|k lihimi hmi m fo rim d 1 m t oil h * I till' th r at onr tim e an eatenalve t e a l e * - . I)||| ir .tll iip r.o n , Wouhi n<m either R a .k lry nr < haii.ll.« [ Ml" ........ ............. 1 ktli i . " a ll shout >"u an il H a i h a iu " late , holder. H t la ^ brother l}C| he j i v r t i }o U . Im n ietllalely .f t n A y heme bul contlamnnl by In fri - . fy tu i oe'l to Sattfun l «ft«'r hpom I 1 ' i Mili’i r' .im p h» r >•, J F ra n k t . M iller, form er city co m -| ^ v|p m n iin im ijr , prr.ji-etH , ore mt-thMle -.j '-'l hy rorh to mg m *v**ii $v*1 1*- oi l ’ (I T 1 > v b.u 'll liw y i- r p ifv hind:.y £«■ t it .i I I , Mi lit* ’ i.llll m in i oner arul present C it y Ju ilitc .p revio usly in niH-mlinn hut trm - i-nnlr>>l the e lrrto re le . Friib -m *1 |i.i‘-wr«*ed |»*tf IM fliM I! If-wihui f 'll o f H o t Mi-i S» h 11dM58-* « Iu u h I h >.r 1 O.I1IO' and la also survived by hie widow. p o ra rily close«l aw aitin g new uuthered hy It. Italph Iturten. n : t ail' *11, I 8 yea» **ld diUg i»* * » I 1 ll m ol Im lm ii'm l K iiiH ’ JtMon i»t I * ittgbt . ( litM r 1. Mr*. ille r, tw o d a u f h t e r i. "M"rs. Mr*. M M in er, two " fu n d V r-fo r winch the Keilernl r t e n l t h t seen t. and two or till*— ' I he ib 'fen d an t ill w hu h -do* ,% tom i lli'A c h . l i t ....... w ri'k II t 1 id M M r*. iia ro ld P o w e rs and r * .^ S id n ey ,p p rop ria l l „ n , (ll(il| j , $ tn 7 (900. a ..ie ta n ts , d i.clo .ed w idest"rad Ir g 'd ly i|iM.‘l»iHetl iin p io p f i i« ho lt wtu’ tau g h t i i r n r l i r r *■ Ml S ll.IM .il " ■ * • 1 ill th V lifien, both of S a n fo rd , and. A p p ro xim ately 2011 men w ill tempt* to control the vole of re UiflOlM w Oil b n r.n h. • k! ,1 | , ing m auii'liM iih siihjiM ’ t*. 1 i.k i i■ • • • * , o ,„ a son, O. J . M ille r, J r . who is in ^ em ployed on five new p ro ject* lief w orkers, hesvy r o n t i»! ullon•1 !*• •*" Mil V i a n "11 T h r \>* u til 1told lb M iah f3trvi*n.i p rm ^ l fat’ il i i * D o l l , . . ltd the N avy. • i ' Costing 1 5 5,71 7 . from Fed e ral employes nod n gen Ml a ti n c hiii! ;u tii1M*d b ini wt'bool a ii •) it*, tin *•*'! oi * I . T h * body w et placed in the ti ml* ► 1d l|l|i O M'li 1 j'. ' 1’ .1 la » Th e co n tin uin g p ro je cts place,)j i ra lly had situation, (h u iim a n till' bit 1 1 m in I r • i i hiIf/* il M'-l liM'l p o in tin g out that it »l"Uu cars of th * E t ic k io n funeral in operation again w ere listed a s; M orn* II. Shepherd I I I lexu > ,. d ia l I I tH' 1 MT Tig 1III -liilJlT o to t lllif d 1b* ,1... tor I** Ih r II 11 i‘xr i*III*Tit H o ik ill t f iu tohome. S ervicee w ill be co n du ct­ S an fo rd , sew in g norm em ploying said. A 1T I'auop bu h 1,.h U In* t* xiiniui*' I l.n l 1111il ittld to til Ik 111 ing ed tom orrow by R ev. J . B. Root, HP p erso n s; F e d e ra l fun d s $32,* T a lk .. 1 t> « * -n d b u | in iiliin t: b N ational Guard troop* w liuii I'W 1 t'f Ito b flT H, iK illi.y " p aito r o f the C o ng regation al -*b ut M I h' o ii d .iu 115, *|ionsor* iH .IO U . had been expected to m arch into I II.* v>.u lli *il id I J I I •*11 lh» r 'i v in ir of truili* ami imhiHtri.il * C hurch, at the E t ic k io n Fu n eral I l f 0 1*.- •! th J u y m ’ •s tfl -til U rland o, m attress fa cto ry sup- Memphis for Flection May *-u old Tbt* »to d lo k ill bun if h ratio n in F lo rid a , and C’ I* f Horn* a t 4 :0 0 o'clock. |t«M I .1 IM' V* Ml Ut I 'll NUlb plying jo b s to 172 p erso n s; Keil- t'a in rd laxt night f,)r South M * Tiutb . n tn iw . n m illuu n tfg io n n l .ig<’ti M aio na w ere requested to e ra l cam p •• h ♦»T>, t it . 1-ti H i; l)i fun d s $71,HCfl, »p,»n*or* "isslppi to engsge in w ar game lilt* U nit Oil K tati1’* of f o r *t <-l<l u n i il meet a t th* Lodge H a ll p re p a ra ­ $ lj,0 0 t l. ;i m aneuver*. 1 M* * in 1it »im '! N r a li, c a tio n in rh n ig o o f v-n atu tory to holding service* a t the in ;i dt • 1* r i (kin 1Ji.!».I k Sd Tum pa, sew ing room giving Sim ultaneously, Juhn K. r d u c a titin . u«*i i* k m :r l \ i ■ *i ■ 1* g rave In La k tv W w Cem etery w o ik to 10H f i'i -1 w ■1 Hu1 hjivi* ( b in flu x p erso n s; F ed e ral ,,f ,t,r ratulldB lr* f„r ib.* w fier* In term en t w ill ba m ad*. fund* $312,3511, sponsora *7 1 .- IhrinwraM c senatorial nom inati-o. sibh" fo r t h f u-itnbli-hiiM 'lil o f 1|o* VOOTit i •lo.111.1 that *'P llt’l' sch o o l. ^90t charged that Federal Judge John ill t )i<i w itltei 1IIiif 11Ii S t u lm i l * mUoU iu 'IU »*f - dim T h * n rh n o l r i h |»lann«*il i*ut K ey W est, sew ing room em . t». Mai tin exhibited 'b ia s and p.eF I' l-aiov |»|.||.o> i lu*1 tho p o iitirl. o f cab bag e •** av.u lb al* non ily f o r I hi* )itir|io*«* t»f •*I * • J a jc e t ”* 'llo llld pjlHIO ploying 114 p erso n s; F ed e ral i u ,lk r " in ■» Injuiw t. (lie U|> f., ii i f d t e d r e lie f id e ld * nt'd v>dl inj* t r a in in g that w n u lil nnt*i tin p«*ui a live id a one m * m i. h iii fu n d . $ 8 1 ,8 2 8 . sp o n io r* $14,583. lo P " * * " 1 uf ,hc I m1 u tv mu MW ,*y liiie ii'i'li'il *y a arul »uggr»tt*l impeachment p r . nectln o f ti’iit h i’ ix in trad** -o>t d u rin g \u irn it , I'x n b iiiitii'f th a t , . . _ . F o r t T a y lo r (K e y W aat) road E , t be f m n iu o d tl) * Ku u m _ Hi —j i l l Im lu N trin l io lu c a ium in III** re n lin g s against tha J u t iiL he 'Si*-* in tnui h tth Ih .' |iu b lic ll\ ~ 18 A i r IT J IV P lS Im p r o v a m m u . 107 w o r k e r * , Fed id ig iiile pel nuUi*. Sen. J . H am ilton t.ewin (H D r. W . J N ornm ii, ii«‘ i o »»I j kO f U l l l a T C * 3 c r a l fu n d * $ 8 ,5 3 5 . m n riu ifei *>t a c m ux w illin g to I I Milt n life ietpie-*lt il I m I ii m 111), dapper, bewhlskered Renatr tho collect* o f (‘tiu i’iitio n nt Tlit* Th e "new project* Cottle !**• r t T h e p t i: » |i|oim**eiI Cotton M ather, In San fo rd on ew p ro ject* given fin a l whip, announced his p laru to then iiw n r n h td ft t« K m* b p' ' I 't ii v r r x it y o f F lm h ln . nn>l to g iv . tli* J t t f i » * J.r» |e -ic e iil a business m lssicn, took tim e out a PI,roval y esta rd a y , included one *•11 w ill be «ll*'te<l iipp i • * liu.iT* Iy to r o f th e u n iv e rs ity * * u itio i-r y f (lo* g a l le r i’ ipti* w ith the . . f,u- r » l“*ly lh' U ,,,"'r " " UM long enough In th * H era ld O f,lu d lr Of o f recre r « r * »atio t io nnaall a r e a . *i|tn from nf|.* pound *»f th e veg etab le I* a c t iv it ie a , w im a fre q u e fit u i»**r and f a c i l i t i n in F lo rid a , tw e n ty nexl c in in ta k in g 7.V pet*' ht The f it s T u esd ay afternoon to r t * w n r L .,. . I l l K L e w is , » h tone te rm expire-* n to th e sch o o l. it ,e m iin tu iti1d t lm l the ' "»*t p ri p.i-’ U inn wow In lk e i) o ve r but tinwhly ItiMifii « d l i i ’iiiu m *\ • »i count a n a ip e rle n c a am ong the J i g - w « ,□ t?? • al‘> >h a l b* 8 poo m i red jo in t ly h y tin* la t e , m eny ha haa had tn hla aatenalve * “ " * * t 0 ** " « * '» .5 7 2 w ith the , 939 h[, successor could he cbnnell d e p a rtm e n t o f p u lilii* jiih tn o i **m no iirTm u w ax ta k e n . T h u t^ U y . I b ili H u ll v i»iM*l*' $ 1 mot i'll! th a t • I r Im vM a. W , A co n irtb u tin * $ 1 3 ,2 1 8 . |n , he m o rtK tlD n ----------nd thus the a m i th e U n iv e r s it y o f h lo rid n . thwa rr,, in sp of in the ”H r*•. sHisa u a peaking s i i i i ig or v m t _j «• St**e world t>e raved the cu t <>f th e Hehofit w ax o rg a n iz e d u n d e r th e club pbiei' an a lv * r ’ N icjn rn l a special election. He said h- th e ifU h laru *' m ol eo iiruiel o f the 111 the tra v e l m a g a zin e , "(Jo ,*' diaaeter which befall th* Hawaii l O l e d O N e w s p a p e r I s CUpptr, M id K« flew frsm AUW r p p b p j lls# would kjkva resigned IhU year but o d v iiu iry bo ard o f * tu te ’ M iper- * h i i li is piddished h< r • ir: S a il fo rtl T h e n d v r iiix e in r iii w ould rttdn. Csltfomb to Honolulu C t A CU D J O l U m p fof for ,he fact ih lt ht f#;t he should vi.m ra o f tra d e an d in d u s tr ia l po in t oi|T the tidvn ntiigex of “ continue my support of P r e s i­ e d u c a tio n In I hr- iw o ithern U iN A M jN IA '.K . A o g >P. TOW: DO, Ohio. A tig. 3 S r : / rd fo r I n ur 1st* . 11 wsr* He* dent Rooaevolt In hi* greet work." an d a n u m b e r «»f th e » r d a t e JC. W- Kennedy, traffic manager —The Toledo New* u A beat wavt# t Im I ta n k i 1 I m * Bee, of tha Fan Amckan Airway*. Scrippa-Howard newspaper, p e rv U u iH h a ve n * x jtle i| the m Id o i I clilt d lo in v e stig a te the le lv e itN in Mint be i it f 'iilif u r n t ii and f u r t h e r by ro n d u e tin g c o i i r m in Ing »n fe* b efiire D ikin g a ctio n fptu i n d le d rn n s lw a r* ! ag ain H « » d , r i l t « ! rfw l J ^ . h . T ' fV .' r ! ; T *» l , r t * y * U h IU fin a l on Ib i nudum th e c u r r ic u la o ffe r e d . Howmll C lip p e r w b tn th a t ern ft edition y s i t c r d i v It w a i auso^nd n I mw p r n ia iir r arm * in the d* disappeared In th# Pacific a few w p u U .lk n ' M ore th a n H U people w ir e e rf. llo .ln n receive* m ore th a ii h a lf day* ago. en rolled fo r the I wo th re e w eek m rnt laid: I ‘b H im , A r i l * w h ere D u fa Fo u r baby akunka, that rr- term s o f the sch o o l, a n d n p p r o ii- th e »;»w wo I im p orted in to the Uilttien u r jp aU itliiited On Uta January trip two oth*r lf» m “T h e N ew * Bco for vsral |rB W j >0 , rnnui w hich could b1J. .s psurnger* Included tha Presi­ year* ha* been publiahcd seat lta « ||H i» p 4 mm P n |p t h r * * i frnMIVe beat, tr purted a d«(lnv» dent of th* Lion* chib and Mr*. hwa. 8o long ai It appeared that drlrcled forv. block* around, were fritiu I I I lu 10H de g iia *. Fnd Noonan, whoao husband, a there wa* a pises in tha Toledo presented to tha Hanford T h e Im p e l' hi | Vail ley w.i > t n il af tha ChVm Clipper field for the News Be*, lu own- Tuesday 'by W. J\. Adams, local ftittoW s h u | h| mi| . T w i» II »•'..»I !».* * » » lout when that air- era have been witling to suataln farmer, who found tha “kiltie*** n e fiirr rd ih i* r f . A n o th e r w m t* plana fell In tha Pacific aeeiral these losaua and make further with Ihtir mother on a highway ported h i H a n n T i£ in K * n | ' i i i i D outside of Batifordmonth* ago. Abo aboard th* investment* on Uio chance th* I ' r v i and m fo u r th W »I n ear Mr. Adama drove the mother Ch)na Clippur on Ita fateful last Nawa Bee would ht time become thn C*iil*»r‘.*d»* Over alaty per-onx p 'ayn t n* mond L u n d 'i'd il, llo n tcr Lilli**, | k4 i k r r* H a m on flight, wua Captain I d Muakh. a reasonably profittbl* Institu­ away and gathered up her off­ the golf Course a* the Kunfunl E . S . McCall, Itev, P aul K c d fe a in , R iv e r . J a n H m*Ks To Set­ tle Difficulty Ry Diplomatic Means ( **lll.T lTINi111 lo ■i.i.-tIn S ew in g Room Is Given $32,115 In Additional F unds u Ciihliiigc Tn Ri* Given To Relief Clients Mather Relates Experiences In Heat Wave In West Takes Fourteen hives IrJ wt5La,,B*J?lPP*r wl,h Over 60 Persons Play Municipally Owned Golf (’ourse During Week who Mg- Mather mat in the tion. This was dmn in tha face Moana Hotel in Honolulu the of greatly Increased production night before tha. ffemoua pilot coat*, due to mounting labor took o ff on Ua final flight. *o#ta and rialng newsprint prkia. Mr. Mather aald ha didn’t T h e decision to retire from Ilka to think af klmaotf as a the field wa* based on Uta con­ nemo*la, but conchadad by elating viction finally that two afterthat ho was aboard the Hhtdm- noon paper* c a n .* ba published hurg an Ma n#*t In Inal flight with fair profit fog both In Tor from Oarwmny. qt>AIL WATCaiWJ HOPE 18 COMM spring* and eama to town. It was only after hla arrival with­ in th* city limit* that on* of tha "childran1 * became arouacd and tpaumad *a umttractlve attitud* resulting hi a hurried call to tho fumagattng department. The baby akunka will be on display at Ike local son after they have boon trained In b*lt*r manner*, a proctu which Is not difficult to perform, attemianta ■t th* aoo declared. MILTON, r u , A t v X - m MANILA. Aug.~ 1— w. A. A Haber, I .aid chancse of findtag the Hawaii P L A T NIGHT B ALL t j m young gnail CBppar and tha IB man aha ear h* liberatad an tha fm aa- Had Whan aha vaniahad last Fri­ Unlrtnlty Of Plot Ida's 19E3 day appeared hep*Is** u> moat oh- football taai huoguraUs night » fleet « f ] j oavsl football la Oatorland, playing tm. ftewaue* aad Miami onthe fifth day of r lights. Country Club ilui ing lln- past J a c k H orner, P, J . I'e'rrxn n, 11. week, Bert Furl, nianugrt an­ D. W orkm an, H ow ard F a villa, nounced. E . E. lurney, J. A. Young, K. A. Mr. Foil rrpor>*ii thr rim -iii King, Chstie-i Ilrlts. and fairway* in |»»| rumlition E J. N elson, F. m R u h r. with aleaily rain of Ih r pa<* >• v- C h an d ler Sharon, N ancy V l i i le , •ral weak* Improving llum u H elen Cum pLgr, lleb n -ra F .liv rn s, great deal. Jan* Sharon , E m ily Ball, K ran re s Th* following players toured Ihe M orrow. |V g L y n n s, IJ r s . Roy court* on* cr mure tim es: 8ym c». M rs. K . Compton, K alb Frad Bell. Pile Hig/iix, it'll/ Ite n Lan ey. Ball, Ford Hanisnn, Jue Musler, O ul of Town P la y e rs; Earl Evans, E. B. .Smith. H*l> H . C . Lyo n . P a la tk a ; R . F . W il Fleming, C. C- Whil<ingUn. E. F. m u , O tlan d o ; J . M. K iilin g e r, OrHouaholder. John Herbal, Frud B ill T h o m , O rlando ; L. ASolly, John Ludwig. B. ('. Moure, O ilu n d a ; J . N . A yco cks, H. IL Coleman, S. D. Ilighley man. T a m p a ; E P . S ta r r , A tla n ta ; B e r J. L. fngley, II. W. Rucker, R. B it 8> arr, A tla n ta ; B . F . W ard , W. Williams. O rle d o ; Ju .lg * M illard S m ith , T i* L C. Hamage, Roy Holler, J. (A tuu vllt*; D r. W . A . H ines, S ta lk * Dr. 3. Pulealun, Ray­ M b , MU*. M IL L IO N T H A IR H u ll'* , a i - i . l n i'w w n r 'In lji|D in c H O whdf i-il i -. i i m - in , I n n a a m i t il, t, M l- 1 .l l tll.-V l l l ' . l l l g i'll l H HH- 1, n l Ih n l i .i l t i u l P k\ ( • f" Hi. M1* • < i ' .r l .i ii t i r i v r . Iii. Kiwanians Vole $ 5 0 For Buying Planls For Park Report Miide On An­ nual Rarlieeiie Held At SanlandoSprinus \ • _ ii li|(’ itib* i $b»|' 11 : -»■ i # ■ * f; JA U K ..•t th i i*. U r . ............ t u iv r r n h r 1 t« •!i r t ».i$*-. oi ,i ho p itfil her** uo .• i T i i i«l*»V I loW lflg .» b«'l» r* it l.ie k . t iiiif l'i' 'll ,. jdi,- !*'• I i imprMVi* G ,1,1 »lift’ Ml* 1 1f|1P!|tl'l| III* p r e v mui i h i 1 he U '*vr D io r >».„,• | . . . . fu lly if hi i kep* , pH*• Hid fH fio m yrurrios. I' e rs o n s S p m in o U ' A id liK'tll t 'll. t | l|IM IM*-loll V* Is Jll * b. M i •It I||- T«" I 1 H i1 • lilt* d llf* •"! In H. ............ • uuhilT lot* t " ii . r ................ • • . III. to ft u *p*ti Inti HO *u ' 1''M A,. H i) . It j M *' • 1 11 li uk 1 Ik,id I.* CM t'lll \\ R Id . p i n ., ‘ 1 Ti dr lid M *1 «*■k *«i v lilt b ,M* .1 .1 \S IlM lI. i t i i'l l1Iv Md'b id 1* w*t* iudh . f * . t •i*< U kr W nb i i b lin d In lln hi p m ,,r iin n 'iit \ •' m iii in ii.f<ie o lid w on Id l»« " ’ ' ,,,r ' ............. IO u. * ............................ I •| i i i o , *e “ p r im i* ■(Mod oil m i • l bul o f f ic ia l *1 1 " I e ' ............... ig .’d ,*i1y predlCH u ll ' 4 Mk'IIO %V't f , ^ f brtU illide of I . | . a „ c i c arid 3 a V. * T,|r. t by a ir - M >OI I I . w bo h o ,i io « i • . > M, • d:t V D w.lldilfkdo I *t III! It 1 • im , i f .(!• WIt || t iub t * hr W O il, k 1* .i 1h*l .and I D .1 . . . • » •Uk 1\ • ' II l» ■'»• OMrl 111 mi i i r i l u1 Ho •Ire itl-M b .,lld | , ; 1 b\ 11* Ml•o*! •1o >• 1 •11 , , D IM . • i( u m • In . , ' . . 1 . , . > >,n l p r n i i ' s t i l l o itt ,in e f f o r t I .......... 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Adams f ig h t i n # .' .i i «| S o \ (id ’ p u lp * tra i Dwver Says Deputy Killed Dr. I.ittleliehl Returns From It-Week 'oinl.H Out Sanford's Term Of Teaching Need t'’nr Facilities At Daytona Reach To Handle Tourists . l . i i io n, M ian Continuing Employment Is Providcd Rebecca Stevens Sharon Calls for Praises Florida T ra ile r Camp In S c h o o l Session Talk To Jaycees ‘Ti D u r in g (Je t Y e a r Y pp rovn l ft o «id hr I I raxfHi 1 b.Hid iii St*nn mil*' t'm in ly w as , ,l o llie S 'a \V e|fnri* Eliim d ' J1*i ifiif i Ii." f i- n il >''in ending Ju m * " ,H * ' ttllflur ?>| .* ti port re ce ive d 1" II,.- II.-, ill'l 1 if '.i- u liuritD • d nnd Iw e n ly * Mii • 4* pi't-s.in* w ->•■ ap p ru vm l f » r ., i ,lir.,.m h o ii> ih , - '.ile . T h e a i,l '.. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1938 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, August 02, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 02, 1938. 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>, August 02, 1938; <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