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leider A llow s One HU In 8 Innings;
R ice Doubles O ff Hudson To Score
W inn in g Runs For DcLand
sb
Alter Sanford held a 4 to I ritr*n
M m nft rf
V .itM tor fhr# Inninga. the DrLandi Ada o
itafrd another ninth Inning iM-fUK PR
XthnVr p
Tallyat Conrad Park last night1 II ml Ron p
'out th* Lookout* by a
Total#
peure of 5 to 4.
Oothlt 0 to 2 th* Reds look IIRLANII
tat* ° l breeka In ’.he ninth M*- m «•11 rf
to pnt (our run* n r r m tho I'm it rf
i
> '/ i n d wllh the loop run
’ Vf
(gored In th* second inning gave^ tiirtpin »
*M th* winning m*rgin.
I V';.1,'"' ’ , i."
Aftar th* DeLaml crew arm'd
;i,
a In th* second, th* i»cnlilr" I !".1," '
Hated with
four
in th* ..........
nrth and held th* Red* *rl,te- it
until the filial ninth. Hchn.ton th* hilt fur the local* f«r
,
uni <*h*n
•ItM Inning* nllowed only a "Inutu nun flui— j
g|« hit but gave up nine
free
■>ei emu* *. Plltman I
pM H l whilf "inking out
fire
Hill Ik.
11mt *oo.
Hut.batter*. Hudson who relieved 1. .la-' t J ir le in 1. June*. Mhlnier
i
II..
per
Aten..
J.
P'.rter,
Itrrof,
Schneider allowed one hit In the
Itolle.lee
lin n , balle.t In. II
ninth and with three walk" ac 1•. Ia e Hi It h 1. U i n « " i " " - A ,,s. ,l1**
2 H . o . l l i e r " T w o ! . • » » till". (-“ » *
counted for the Del-end tallies
ll l e .
Hlnlen h a . e .
lie
‘ Th# R*d« were forced to us« . 1 ...,, Art"H.hi.Ortl
Doubt*
l>l«V"
IT, Wolfeherger, end Porter P o r t e r l o J . r t i . ' . n |o A l e n n ; H lll h
D u . I , . Ilp llert*. lo
on th* mound and between them' u. u -n m n '
l-.ue.
I ^ fl on
h n * e . Ms nforil
% gave up air hit* to the 1-oukout Io -l .n r t m I t . . . o n l .a l l ., » . h n ' l
Q uit
PAUL RUNTAN (rlgkt) *f
for ika soeaad lima by dofaal
on-Dalawars. Wllh tk*m la
Plain*, N. Yu wan lb* NatUaal P. C. A. champion.kip till*
■ Sa*ad (l*fl) *f Whit* Solphvr Sprlagi, W. Va., at Shawaootka akampiaaakip cap.
tlnvelaml
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SVn*hi n*t..n
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t Inf.MU
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5
W n lf.beraer
Mu. te on J HI I . i r k rt|)I
Hr'hnetrte
W i.lf.t.e ra .r
t. P o r t e r I
Itl
o f f H a r p - - I in 1 I n n i n g . ; w . . i r » l.erirer 0 In 1; P o r t e r > In I. Hell
n - i i . r r I In I . H u I"..n I In 1-1.
t I W in nine p lle h e r
Porter le.*-
b atters.
■ Langston and Adi lead the
hitting attack with two hit" each,
Including a two-baa* clout each.
- Ric* pounded out a double bag
in th , n.u pllrhvr. 1,'urtvon fw im w . I**1'
ger for the Red* In the n
ninth
J
Which drove in tho winning run*. t o a m i Hii.lli T i m * « (
The Lookout* Journey to tlr-J
Undo tonight and play tho Rena-1 Electric feeding machinet are
t o n on Tinker field at
H:ltt'n*rd In Al»*ce lo makr gee«e
o'clock. Tomorrow "the Hrnulnrv .flitter anil produer more "pate de
Tialt Sanford'for a double header) foie gr»«," Alsatian liver P**1*
With the Lookouts and "Orlando delieary.
Day" aa planned by the nfficial*
•f the Seminole Dn«ebnll AaaocAbnut 4.400 .tare are vUlbl*
kiton.
tn the naked ey*.
•ANrann
ill f k to
1 0 4 1
[Monts rf
Nokm't If
1 1 4 3
The giraffe fight* by kicking
Ports |h
4 1 1 »
, \
1 j2 with it* hind legs.
1 1
tilth lb
ISr a
f Im HIdi
He a
a iiMrttNi
fe a
One wHk
If a
Ob# atalh
Canal ftva ftsria tm Ika Mae.
J8INE3H SERVICE
• W . J, m XU. PI an. blag. Phaa* I *
Be
t o l d W a l.b rvgolsvJ b f
,
_
a la
raallg
haaw*
baw>
Bskggo, Jeweler M agaalla Ave.
I8CELLANE0US
T O t H b aallh 'l
M b*
Uriah
let Ig r la g W ater— Pbeaa I I I .
■T O t m H o a a < « * n w
«ba beat
pa tat aaaaer ran b ar. I'aa
l*r Uar*a U aa lllr PTaaaeia. n a a jtfy ; t e y - a w n r r Baegw ata l a
fO R RENT
2«
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York
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livlrull 1 I
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hn.»y
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1ml ai ,
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I intiI»
11f I'!((Itifle 11ill i'.t
l.et mil k ( W n RItIna I *•11
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n| i ’hl»i*Eo
.Saw York
I HI lefilllt.
COLORHI) WOHAV wtal# *ta*klai a«i. Irani■#. Harr Tatatt.
1014 Wnl »lk SI. Will call faff
BBS ifllvvr*
WAIST JOB «f B«f klaS* S*aaala
Mae Kllay, BIS Ona«f# A.*a*
HOUSES FOR RENT
P I V K H O O M la ra Ja b e J k t a w . 411
P a l me 1 1a. p b a a a M l ae I* * -J .
L iving R oom Table
Found T o Be Alive
Dead*
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P O O R P I C K E R waa T a n k in ' J** DtMaggW who m o m I*
hava eheaen a R t f Bax fan far this view at aa Italian C k lU m 'a
haaw In Boston. Thera wara plenty at alhtr DIMaggie reaignt
whan Jaa shewed the yeuagtton earn* bate hall triakaf
K m « IU U
THE STANDINGS
i
I Nl|k|
Orlandu 1, FalaUto I.
llfl.nn«l SL Haafavi 4,
Hi.
AugUBlIriff
3,
D a f id iu i
ll-«rk 3.
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J^pfehtirii
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Aii«uatln*
Palatka ________
Saafanl
PAHOKEE. July 20.— W V —
J R.
Millar
ha* a
livingUhl*
In hi* living
room.
JOE
Two daya
after
Millerhad
purchased the occasional table at
Ocala
he discovered
leave*
•proutlng from th* leg*.
The sprout*, aom* two Inch**
long, pushed their way through
varnish.
Now Miller b* considering plac
ing the Irga In water end aahlhltlng tha table a* a shrub.
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KaaftorB af OvIi k Ib
(iR lnfatllU at l»4iy(on« II#A«h.
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By Jo Motor
,O A N _ D U N N ^ .S E c r « i .O p E r « l l » i 4 1
N O W D O N 'T F O R G E T /
1
<3CT T H O S E T W O
H O O D L U M S T O TA L K **
P R O M IS E T H E M T H E
M O N E Y B U T T E L L THEM
IT W IL L T A K E A C O U P L E
O K W E E K S T O D id IT UP**
^ I ' L L MC I N T H E
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FOR DELICIOUS
•SNACKS, a.*
M o rtg a g e s
O ra te
Piny S afe! - - - l/s e fce Tire with the
im portant 3 things:
Beauty - Safety- Long Life
Y iju g e l th em all In . *, . .
*»"* Hvvorelag •***->
MOHAWK F wm
TIR E S
THAT
1
C S R T 'N Y
IS NIC*.
I’LL M T
YOUTtC PROUD
s
A HIM. r-
X
T- r °“
n o Ae CooJ Ae New.
R ockey91 Tire Shop
IIU Peek A v *.
I W A N T JUSTISS
7[ J O E — MY
DAODV IS
AWFULLY IMPORTANT
I DIDN'T T IL L ________
_ YOU.
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Agreement
t: Hutchison ft Co Hanford
AlUntic Natl. Bank
Suita, Civil— Jaatie* o f Peat*
United Lumber Company va 8C. Dickerson
I'ailrd Lumber Company va Bry
an S. btapnen*
Feed &JS\ed Stare,.
WIIKtlF.AH, The Hanford Lookouts of the Seminole County
Baseball Association will play the Orlando Senators, Thursday aft
ernoon anti evening, July 21, and
WJIEttEAH, Il la th* desire of the City that we honor the o f
ficials and player* ui the Orlando Baseball Association and also
show our appreciation to Orlando baseball fana for their attendance
ut games in Hanford during tha season,
THEREFORE, I. Edward Higgins, Mayor of tha City o f Sanford, do hereby proclaim Thursday, July 21at, aa ORLANDO DAY
In Hanford, and do urge th.it aa many citizens o f Sanford and all
o f .Seminole County ax possibly can attend th*. gum** between the
Orlando Senators and the Sanford Lookouts on this day.
laaued at Sanford, Florida, this 20th day o f July, I93S,
EDWARD HiaOINS,
Mayor.
PA L00K A
S a tis fa c tio n "
Sokerdiaation
J
Campbelli Security
PROCLAMATION
laaaB rr
VIS W ill* *
n u ll
Law *.
417
11
41
44
lifiifik 1j n
»a
Hunt mi
31 n
Hi ts#ml4
31
41
Philarlrltiliiit
2** -2
(ItotollHto 1 M i f H i #
r 'ln f ln m iil 3 7, ltr.nl on 11*2
HrmiklYti
C la im
Radford
Henley, W. L to Sanford At*
Untie NatL Bank
Foreign Jwdgmoal
Wllenn A Toomer Fertilizer Com
pany vs L P. Garner.
Affidavit
Cawthon, Howard L. A T- Hope
at to Sidney J. Cette, deceased
KRA FT
Hrn.lrrion, Lilly to
W. Hen Sanforil Production Credit As
sociation tu R. B. Chapman et
derson
CH EESE SPREA D S
uz.
McMullen, Bertha E. et vir.. W.
a Jtoae brtag out eat seal sariA. to Frank L. W oodruff
Sanford Production Credit As
etieo « f Kraft Cheiaa Speeasta
sociation to Mike Mikler et ux.
Lena*
end exact sea, . . and oosapeay
Tburaton, Henry J. et ug to Pe
Suits— Law
tifiadimeata arw ell ready I
ter Thurston
Johnson, Joe v* C. I. T. Corpor
Thane Soeoode are grand far
ation.
sandwicnee, eppotlaort and
Mortgage*
Assignment of Mortgages
aalnda, ioo. Ncrtfcn lb* ambrt
Adams, W. A. et uz., Olyv* N.
Zachary, O A. tu Citizens Bsttk
new rJrrJe dot design on the
tn J. C. Hutchison A Co.
Swankyiwlg glaasaa Xraft
of Titusvillr
Thurston, Peter et ux., Victoria
Notice of Lino
to Sanford Atlantic Natl. Hank
Harris. Aubrey et uz. Varah to Long, llnnunl C. to Mra. CL A.
II. W. Kate*
Hnhinvon, Thelma, igl. to Home
Fcr lleut Results Um Security
Owner* Loan Corp.
I-owthcr, S. H. to W. T, Carroll
Horse Feed— Dairy ''ecd— E gjf Mash
Cray Lien
dnhnsnn. Paul P. el uz to Ban
W oodru fF s Cdery Seed
ford Atlantic Nall. Bank
Mailer** Daad
tV’ atsnn, H IL, ftpl. Master to
Marlin Dojrle
Cold Smoke Products
Meet gaga*
In»ccticidc—
Fungici Ic— Plant Foods
Tolar, Eva U. et vir. R. E. to
J. J. Cate* Co., Inc.
j
K v.es. Hay. rival. reslltlaer
W vos.r.vvv Alan,loom 'ooblaa gtaaslls
Mortgage* and Liana
Thurston. Pater et ux. * Henry,
et uz. to Sanford Prod. Credit
Aaan.
DaYii, Philip R. et al to Hanford
Prod. Cradit Aaan.
(
Butnar, I-at at, uz. bo Kaalaed
Agricultural Credit Corp.
i
it w . rirti
pkffi# M t
King, R. A. et uz., Ereel E. to
oanford
Agricultural
Credit'
P e rn
r. >
i. P rl.
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f t" l " h a t i 'i l i f l h ti » f I
f*liiltoil-1|tlilji« m | I'tl ftlm rBh .
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IF-SID E!
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21
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SITUATION WANTED
i'O la O H K II
...
i MvpUmt i,
Ujiiilngidii i,
classified Advertisements
RATKI
I
Corp.
Polly, J J. el ux. to Sanford
Prod. Credit Aaan.
— 1
I Kae’ trman, E. F. et u*. to RanWairaaty Dead.
| ford Prod. Credit A«*n.
Wynn. Alii* 0. «t vir A D. B. Adam*. W. A. at u».. Olyve N.
Keigani *t ut. to C. W. Baker
fcBnfr,rd Atlantic Nall. Bank
Hum Carl et HI., H«l*n to Carl
Salidailiaai of Mortgagor
Carlson et ug.
| Reid. Margaret E. to Alberta S.
Cefihart, Laura E. W. et
vlr.J
Walton, will.
Harry B to Etna* O.Kellar
Mitrhrll. J.C. to Jo». M. <ionWalion. Alberta 8.
toNaney E. u let et ui.
Dobbins
, Sanford Atlantic National Hank
Catts, Alica May, wkl. to II. H.
to W. A. Adam* et ui.
Wataon
. Hutchison, J. C. A Co. lo W. A.
Wabon, H. M. ct ug to WightAdam*, et u*.
Hand Co.
(iarriaon, R I- et ug. to Sanl)avi.on, J. D. «l ai to Elh*l W.
ford Prod Credit Aaan.
Ayr**
Mikler, Joseph, "I al. to Sanford
Kent, M. E. et vir. H. F. to Fred
Prod. Credit Amn.
P. Eniminger et uz
Mikler, Mike el uz., Marla to
Magnolia Inveatmenl Co., The to
Sanford Prod. Credit Assn.
John Tiedtk*
Chapman, Ralph B. et uz. Ethel
Riddle and Putnam, Inc. to 1re
Id. to Sanford Prod. Credit
E. Southward et ux.
Assn.
Este*. n. W. et uz, Ruby Mae to Lawton, Lillian L. et vir, W. J.
tn Saufnrd Prod. Credit Assn.
Aubrey Harris et ux
Home Itwnrn Loan Corporation Melsch, Edmund W. et ui.. Marie
to Hanford Prod, Credit A*»n.
to Thelma Roblnaon, "gl.
Brice, J. It., tgl. to Arthur W.
Satisfaction af Candillunal
Knox et ux.
5*1* Coatr.
Young. W. R. el uz., Mary I. to Hill A Co.. In.. C. V. to Triplt
R. D Wheeler
8. (irocrterla
Seminole C ounty
Court R ecords
< Sag Sersloe)
B Y H A M FISHER
»
T
THAT'S S W S 1 T „
OR YOUSB M SS
/
M L U flA S L S Y . X
l CAN'T ■ S P U R S l
* HOW MUCH X
APPRISHIATB 1
Y O U * KINDNESS* .
�Baafferi b Th# Only Central
FkiMa City Affording Ra U. Highway
And Water Tmuportatioa
flattbtoW Cawnly Producers
More Fralt And Veritable* Than Any.
Similar Arw In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Prean
Rebels Begin
Attack, Japs
Lag In China
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 19.1S
W A R F A R E ON THE ST R IK E FRON T
E f f o r t s To
Control Fires
Are Fruitless
W HERE TU N N EL B LAST KILLED 11
' i
•J
____
General O ffen sive Is
Unleashed A gainst
Loyalists B y D rivein g InsurgentA rm y
i>000 F i r e-Fightera
Mohili/.ed To Com
bat Flames in For
ests O f Northwest
Nipponese Get
Reinforcements
SEA TTI F.
J«i1v
21 l/D Fgre«i fir*- inr*.| f.i rwMttl *m v »gel> m lh* I'Mftfir nor'hw rnt
despit- . fftiil* of l hr g irn 'rd
eim\ •.f fit* f njhtrr * mi ’iillird"
in >hr 41*4 in IPlT'lll i n n .
In Hi »t»-Ii
( •Himbln « fnr*M ^slrrly w in ih
rm»l
**f fir»H
*hr problem of l.IMfcf
M ore Than 300 Bombs
H it K iu kian g Sec
t o r , Say C h i n e s e
V E N D A Y E . FRANCO
SPANISH FRONTIER. July
21.— (A P )—Insurgent*
un
leashed a general offensive
in eastern, central and south
ern Spain against the Gov
ernment lines weakened by
Generalissimo F r a n c i s c o
Franco’s steady drive toward
, Valencia.
s% in.oon
m tn
f irhi.ru:
Tw
i .in i«tmii
acre
iln t r n y f n
Growers Aligned
For And Against
Marketing Pact
Rcfetendum On
Market P a d To
Begin Tom orrow
c. K.
ProH Contend Control
I n Benefit To Pro
ducers While Cons
Say It’s Injurious
L effler Opposed '
Dawson AsksAll
To Continuation
(irowers To C a s t
V o l e In Election Farmers Were Saved
$500,000 By Con
Toni"i. •
the «I*V win1
trol. S y m e h Says
fire.
rt-
Hfinihttlt • "i
♦he
|iee**» »iy
I *••••!f m»*
PO.IMHI Nt 1*
' Inarm *1 *1
w t iiit
A scream o f shells over lone
besieged Madrid signalled
re
newal of Urge scale warfare ir
■II aectioaa of 8pain.
Government reporta aald Insur
gent batterlea poured S00 ahella
on th« capital'a battered building*
In a few hour*. Government
(irneral Joae Miaja'a veteran
Twenty peraone were beaten in frte-fOr-all street
fighting
troops, drawn from tha central
that broke out between atrikeri and worksra at the Maytag factory
and aouthem fronta, were con
centrated In eaatern Spain for in Newton, Iowa. National guardsmen finally restored order and
eUmped military Uw on tha district. This striking picture shows
defanaa of Valencia.
a worker being held down by a strike sympathiser after he was
SHANGHAI, July 21.— 0P>— knocked to tha ground.
Japanese warships began trans
port af heavy reinforcementa In. to tha uppar
Yangtia
battle
area, where the Japaneaa army
(CaaNawe aw page ala)
fu r
jimIIi
if it
•luring • »*"
d r r k lf *»n th*
( ‘eery I I m i W*
W i'h thr ri’ fi rriiilunt on
tIts* fYli’ry Miirkt’tmg Agrp*1nu'tit ilrnu ing mvtr cplery
tier wbub l nr
|»*-l v mi
growprx m fhii anil other
during
Sanford g rP M fn vote n the priMliu'ing )ivlim n linvo «i>U
nlfie.' of i ountv Age*a f
piiroiitly aligupil tlirniMctvcs
l>i*«"ii nrtbe 'lie Oviedo faint
in cantpM of pro., and conn.
elm volt tn NibUtk** Urn; Stole
While 'hr (iniH nrP coll*
in Ov It*
’ putting that thp control ofAllotting the slogan
fori'tl through tin* niarkotinjf
Junioi i hntnhrt of t
Itecaint
<<<limi|r* unlit n'*<1
•if tu n r i h m l b r r u
- im r
Ib r dem on d
|M*I iih | * ' n i ( i‘<|
t ilt
il»y* Mg •
*• i-t lire
wm- in
On i f * s
*itu‘ « i mu i I v
*he»*
« wr»*rin
u ncut i i'll •il II h iiii ' • |uen»l nvef
Wt^hinu'nn'* l**i C*
li.UOO mu**
irrr fire!
eft hlme. lb*
defied dil «*f
nr Mr l.un*view .
fo rts
uf 7r»0 men •
ontiol
grower* Iti “ vole
Imm »»if *'
I*.
» i'ii'ii;t l
T h e situation was
in nu.th l.lahn «n.l western M-.n-
Ambulance* wait sat the mouth «•f u water tunnel in Baltimore
fof the ho«|ie« of || men who were killed by n dynamite **|i|o»|oh
,
.
. ’ “ "H •» g fu n d . The frame woik »v» the hark tfiomid i* being u»e«l
***ue worker* t»» bring the hodlen to the «*i»»fMv*
I'll* ill
the
urea
smi'ki- tnllowvit over ' l"‘
•fated wotkmen were ahowered with rork when the blwst janed tin*
column
in
an
eight mile long
Seven other* wen* injured.
the • ir .jt u a n r
reach ing 7,000 fre t ">
,»flu*
laid’
e
"
F o re st)
departm ent
tana.
In
clouds ««
of ^
B ritish C o lum b ia cloud*
<]Wells Are Drilled Road Department
For Irrigation In May Make Needed
Fort Mellon Park;Repairs To Bridge
summoned
d ra tio y e rs when
w ind whipped lhe flam es sou
w ard from Km bra
l.an din g.
fish in g
The
flam es
; it w as
rv»«rt
resort waa en circled
by
for a tim e last night but
saved by a sh ift of
Ihe
Pick-A-BackPiane Second Victim Of
. .. Finishes Atlantic Strange Malady Thirty ^ llu^ tf” lo; f,'h1/ ,1’” ' Rapid Progress Being! Cham berOfCom m erce
By cornua flight fa Gonadal Cteimd in Miami1
Made In Construe
Advised O f E fforts
tion O f Shell W alks
For Prom pt Action
British Airship Com B a f f l e d ™y8,c^ ns - 's r r s r n **
Think IElusive Type
wind.
ch has caused dawtaga eatlm ated at *2 0 0 ,0 0 0 since il start
DUBLIN, . July
Douglas
Corrigan, I American
filar who flaw an old plana from
New’ Yark to Iraland without a
permit and without aid of modam
navigation
Instruments,
booked passage for homo on tha
American linar Manhattan, sail
Ing neat waak.
Than ha arent shopping.
Me
planned a two-day visit In Lon
don before sailing'from Cobh on
July 30.
So far ha haa turned down all
offers to appear In m ovly, night
clubs and vaudeville.
NUMBER 281
Established In 1908
TK.
pletes 2715 M i l e
V oyage In 20 Hours
.
O f Poison Is Cause
On*
»ha* two a f t c tm i well*
\n iiidirNtion that >hc hridg* I
in possible danger was th. town
o f Courtenay, with a population f »r vbhirh I h r CHy hs* run •'\4-r tin* Kt-oiili»ckhati‘h** Crr*k
' • ic tril
f«»r
tin*
«uh n r irm ' h ii on «>Mti* road 201 will !»*• rr
o f l.ftOO.
v*t*m
in
K«»r •
M»*llnn
I'a ik
n*
V*
Mrotlwm
of
th*
S o n in I*
Count v Soil ( rtS'i’iv jI m n Com
m ill* * w ill art u* o ffic ia l* at the
Mi
Itnwn.m «sid.
itddtng
that lhi*na* o ffn min w ill g i\ r in
atriiclm n on how to fill in
tin*
hiillot to I hoot* who do not lilt
demtand R»*v Svm*«. S r w ill b*
111 • hm g* al th* S an fo rd polla
while I* Nf N inth haa b a rn d*«
ignatfii lo set at th* poll* in
Oi irdo.
Mr |>MW»on r*p o it*d that app ro xniiatrly 20 ah«*n tr* ballot*
hail been ntaileo to f a r m r i* who
• r * out of th* *tat* at th * pr*8*nt tim#.
Inform ation which
mu*t
he
filled In on the ballot include*
th* ntlmher of n o t * * of celery
nhipped la*t year and th* numl**r of .ic*r** planted.
Frank Henderson,
N egro , Confesses
Stealing Chickens
pact d in in g lh«* p.i^t *4’ii**n maa
b e n e ficia l •" grow er* th*
m ne
n r* refu tin g lh»* with a *tate*
nient that th* pact r**u lted In
1141 b en efit* »*» the grow er* and
wn* in iu im n * to th* in du *try a*
8
w h ole
W
A le f f l e r , who i* In th«
ram p w ith Ihoap ng;nn«t contln*
nation of th* pact, in an interview today contended th a f
the
agreem ent, d e fin ite ly , waa
not
*u rre **fu l
M r L e f f le r a**«rted
that restrictio n * of *hipm ent* aa
provided hv the pact, opened th*
w gy fur other in d u *trie* to mako
In m ad * on the demand fo r Klor*
ida re le ry
Roy F Si me*. Sr
who la
wholeheartedly in favor of con
trol, declared that the Marketing
A g .l« * *4at slaved *hm ralry grow
er* *T I•*m*t a half a million d«dlar* and declared that the move
ment Agnmat the continuation of
control wn* aupported hy tho*#
who would profit moat hy per
mitting iinronttnlled *hipm*nta.
palled wan
r*«*riv*d
t'hoinila)
II J. Leh m an , local
g ro w e r,
MIAMI, July
21.—14*1—The .
a **s ro m p litn l
WiMlnrwIay
♦•> mot ning st the thsmlo-r of 1*0111
MONTREAL, July 21.
who i* iil*o opposed to the M a r
(strange malady that has baffled
Ih#
A
l»
K
n
s
irr
(''*ri»|>sny.
n»*rr*
The first trane-Atlantie flight o f, physicians who believe it might
keting A g reem ent. «anl that tha
An
i*iri*llvnt f'tiw of
w a'i-r
the pick-a-back plana ended here ^ caused by an elusive type of j
pact did not o ffe r g r o w e n ronA ropy of 4 l*tl*r fi "m I.. K
*8 1
srrurt-il n ftcr (h r vm*I| hail
when tha Britlah seaplane Mar- poison today claimed its second
tro l of anythiiftr.
T h e r e w a* no
( ' 41111011 . a*M-dan'
S*al4*
high
^innk
I l*n d *r won,
n*gro, n cunt 1 o| of q u a lity or q u a n tity
d rilB d t«» « Ifiii f«w»t if«*|»ih
cury alighted on the St. Law- rlclim here.
way a-figin* »*r, to II
1^ Ihikr,
i
i
on
friu
ril
1
h
irk
*n
thi*f,
waa
ep
The
ra
*in
i;
wh
*
driven
tHI
fret
reneo River. It glided to smooth ' Joseph
r in
llsith, 31. an
per rriilg , no ro n tro l o f tH*- deaomiiiti naiiro
i*ngilo’« r
of th'*
__, i, n _ I« h I m *
plfhi'tided
Tuesday by
S h eriff
(•» a rnrk Im l.
landing 20 hours and 20 minutes’ j,|aye „ f >n exterminating firm
t mat loti of loaded ca r*, and no
Sln'i*
ILad
Ih’pMi tno'iil,
*«
I
t
M
H
and,
and
will
h*
Irifd
Drillinir
»h* o»h*r will
Ireland,fusing Insecticides, died in a hoaafter leaving Foynes,
co iitru l of th* in d u stry in prnplanting
l !•a* ii*r« *»it y for •*
b«’f*r* County .ludg* It W f u r
*Urtril m il I it I* *S|M*rtr«| • » In I p •1 * *. and
2715 milcs away, where it had pltal six days after th- death
din mg arrtlon * oUt*l*l* of F lo r
a it making aiiangt'iio nln 111 a few day*.
John Neal Lewis ind Jnney
r*impl*trd in n thnr* him*.
been launched In midair by Its of his four-year-son Calvin,
ida.
f 1 them, hi
Norrt* of l-nke Gem were marS
h
e
riff
Hand
d
e
ilareil
lh.it
physj^ians, who said
mother ship, Maia.
1 Hospital physjrii
Th* bul f*»r drill*.s» th«* vnlls 'll* ( ha nit *4*1
It.ilph
B
Chapm an,
grow er
ried
by
Judge
Ware
Wednesday
h*
had
rurUM'd
nuiueioii*
•mo
Sightseers M arooned I The plane with the pilot, D o n - ' there was no sdsspirion of foul sftetnoon.
MVhMI <I • •| !«» A- I>
|(«»a||*r
nieniher of the C o n tro l C o m m it
Mi
Cannon pl.nrit*
l b* I* *t*p fun
recently from
rha-k* n
Bennett and the wtr.lesa, play. »e * the child’.
stomach
•'•impany m( ’ h«* la d *••»*! i» «»l in Mi I in k • ay hi part " \ \ *
tee, atated that fa rm e r* *hould
prmiurer*
who
had
report d
In SnowStorm OnPeak aid
operator Albert Coster wilt gu o r g . n . e i ^ frder.i ^lebnrslnrb-s
th* C ity
Ciiiiiiiii»MH»n.
S ' v n « l j .if* hi n i i ’ipt of a l* 'li r from
vote, for the pact and lli* n m a k t
Mrs.
1.
A.
Wilson
has
been
mi«*ing
4
number
of
fowl
.11
at WasKIhgton to de'ernime the
*10 Ii change*
a*
w a*
deemed
on to Nrw York later.
mnntrd a permit tn tear down IihIs wrrv -i bn»Ht»d Ini* tin* l«w - U 'lp h iiagw idl, arri*t4»V «»f th* th* la it month or
COLORADO SPRINGS. Coin..
cause uf his death.
i «t * 8 * til It of I ha- It' >si« | I tm •
The
Mercury's
cargo
constat
1 Munty
1 h.inih*r of
I'oin'ing out that llrh d *r*o rr* neceietary to aeeur* more e f f ic i
July 21.— OP)— Snow tad
hail
Hai'h's wife, her lister, a fam u two story frame structure far l»jny mi f l ‘.»0 f*»r th«* lw*» s t i l t . H *uniio|*
ent adm in iatm tio n
amt
**cu rt
Cmiinn ii *, S an fo id , a i * « o |<i I ioii rorifeaaMui iliu r l'a n
th*
perpi*
?■ ranging up to tan Inehaa In depth ed mainly of photographs, news ily friend and a nurse caring lug Park Avenue between four
Th* flow of w a 'rr will l» • di of •).* M- .iid of I' i i I.I h* Irinlrm • • rator of Ih * petty lh l*v *ry . g ie a te i 1 o -ope ratio n in the lqreels
and
newspapers
rushed
to
trenth
and
fifteenth
Streets.
blanketed the upper slopes of
for their bafcy all had the same
•*rted through III* |il|'inir ti*sr inm "f S*rntnn|r County, and a Sheriff Hand listed that h* w o •liintry.
principally
aching
Ptkea Peak following tha worst Fnynrs after the arrival In Parts symptoms,
of
th**
ground lrtV*r
Kufua Claude Mobley of Jerk 'ha surfsr*
.1 t
llu trh i* o ii. ch a irm a n of
11 oiu
II
F
W heel**, an re rh* ken pr*M|uceia nerd not
of
ning
George
and
Queen
, aummer storm In years.
legs.
nnvills Bearh and Ksnnie Kin 'hroughotii th* (*.-••k hi ordrr to l)v i* d “,
tegarding
th«* In id :* fear filflhrr rude anytime soon th* Control C o m m ittee , gran ted
A t on# lima mors than ISO Elisabeth on their visit of state..
nbeth Brown o f Hanford were rrovld* sil*i| i*t** irrigation fur over l.c inl»H*kh»trher 1 r**k on
to th* cona that g ro w e r* w e rt
Several
year* ago, he r i
The four-engined
MereuTTir
OWKN WISTKH 1)1 Ki*
automobiles, many af occupants
I voted a license tn wed by Count) th* hundrrdaof plstu •and ahruhn .S»aL Hoad 2»»l.
mon* m lrre ate d in the
re tu m f
plained,
chicken
thieve*
mad*
carrying
a
commercial
Atlantic!
N
l
RTIIKINGBTON.
R.
l.-ltP
)
la . summer clothes, warn
ma
Judge R. W. Ware Wednesday to h» plantrd lal*r on
a rre than
tl^
retu rn *
limn
Ihb
life
hard
f*r
*ho*#«
who
prorluced
I
p*i
eargn,
landed
at
Hot
wood,’
|—
Owen
W
later,
73,
famous
(tn
my
ta
il
vi
it
to
your
"
f
rooned between Glencove, at a
afternoon.
On* of Ik * well 4 14 ln*:it*d fire , wp di^rua-rd tem porary 1 * chicken*
for a living end • •mtp, but aililnl that It w a . his
,00 0 foot lovel. and tha 14,110 Newfoundland,* the first stop, Mr novelist, died o f a rere* ral
ps|mrirnra thr grnwi'r. rrralvait
n*ir th* ro rn *r of F ir s t H tr**l pairu In I h* iiiad** ••» thin hrn lg* nui>mice for Iho**
mho pr»i
summit.
However, no one about 11 hours. Prom UMwood hemorrhage at hie home here,
and Hanford A v h i t ; th* iith r r in tn ilrr tn k r* |i it *afe fur th* tircrl it a* a aid* line hut it wn* m»it* rvturne p*r ai*r« *h*n ‘ hi
the plan? went to
Montreal Author ' o f the Virginian ami DawHon (JctH G ift O f
sited Injured.
*e*y
to catch crop was small.
is lo raird in a p |iro sim a t*ly th* M’hiNil bn* treffa* n il'll aurh time rmnparn'ivety
and then New York.
|other books arrived for Ihe seaCelery
For
Goodluck
►am? position about flfgi f r * t • a fu n d i lnMoni* a v a ila h l* fur 1 hone rceponeihl* her mu** they
*,,inttine t« tile rrunomic law
MaJ.
Robert
Mayo,
technical
son
on
July
3
and
became
III
ZAZV MUST PAT
east.
supply
and demand.
Mr.
trewtlaetC se esse eta I
'yesterday.
th * M’location and construction tried to NteMl 'he f»*ml in large »f
WASHINGTON, July lle -V P )
K»try on*
know*
the oM
Workmen at th* park hava of n n*w bridge. It in my under* number* and ulao trierl *0 dll* 1Jlutchi«ori declared 'hat control
— Zaau Pitta, movia aetrssa, lost
ICNfitiMuaa aa Hat* Thraai
|Ht*M of them in th* name may uf shipments tended |u control
•dagp that |o rat "L larkrynl
4<«•(!• are as rage Tbraal
a* appeal yesterday frees Ml Inp. rTs.
P+»» and
ho* Jowl on Naw
eons* tax deficiency aaecaamaat
Y
w
r
'i
Dny
bring*
good
luck
th*
” 't I- my nnlnion," hr said,
•f 111,394 fur IM S and I N I .
real o f th* year.”
“ It It urnw.'ts Mould have re
Evary on* doesn't know that
ceived considaiebly Iras for their
crop this yeer had thrre hern no
in ral ctUry on your birthday !■
nam
ad
tam
p
o
rsry
ch
a
irm
a
n
of
■
County
Agsat
C.
R.
Da
A n Opportunity— *
PARIS. July 2 1 .— tAt— France control. I am In favor of con*
'preliminary sommltlas sponsorin, also __a harbinger o f good luck . _
who was praaaat at
paraded Its newest war machine, Ind of some kind," hr assartedtha rast o f tha yaar.
T M Impetus-which t.irt- Wsdnesdsy night In Da
‘ tha mov.rn.nt, presided e l >*■
, TAVAHKS- Ju|y
Ksrl dulie In Ivading cliics.
fur the first time t» demonstrate
Mr. Hutchison declared that |
j
there are aoma lalgnann, .rrrrUry of tha Laka
•d many a Uttfa d a a lo n whan the Volusia County Cltnm Urday’s masting.
The test weak of the tour In- tn King George VI <>f Britain quality and else prorate might
Grower*
Corporation
was
formoth« way upward to a torTka lamporary chairman In- f
i
J
t
M
©
*
2 X 2
th " n,'<r ° ' Comm,rv9 cludr. appointmanla at points the strength she can lend to their Ih- Ih tin than Ihe set up under
doctarod------that ho
--------------------r .' troducad J. L. Burton, sacreUry
laavc ■Halunlay for
includ common cause of preserving Eu »hich tho Control Committer optuna waa a small cUsoUled latod,
Now In and around Boston,
this morning aa County Aganl wM* 1,1
man such a wondarful sptrlt a t * o f lh, oranga County Citrus
five weaka ing Walthem, Worchaslrr, ('am- ropean peace.
C. R. Dawean want to work ha England to spend
eluted last atqson, also other
ao-o pa ration and anthuaiasm aa Orowars, who axplalnad tka n.ad
For more than an hour infan changes that might be made and
notiaad a large stalk o f celery showing the colored film, “ Flor- bridge, VI. Hummerville, Belmuni.
axklbifad by about 75
o f a parmanant growers’ organNsw
Bedford,
and
llolyokt.
Tha
try, cavalry, erlillery end aerial been named for thv sole purpose
on kis dash with a not. from hi. ^
**
that of tan links a man to who will soak p chart.r at
tsatlaa, and * lw aaalatad In tha offlaa forts reminding him that
In that
vicinity fighters paraded pest the review added that a sub rummittre had
clubs, lu o rt hutels, and angtgviuente
tha chain of moaotffe ora aa a noo-preflt corporation.
arg*nIsatls*' proaaadings yaatar- to ant calory an hie birthday
are In charge o f tha New Eng ing stand at Versailles.
o'bar place.,
of recommending chengra to the
fraqoanUy tha mwa— aa
dny afternoon.
•IL 1. KkpUi'. Jr., •won as
Tha King and Albert Lebrun pact which will be voted on later
will bring good luck.
< A * motion pictures have been land lisa A Electric Association,
end
are
being
handled
by
Rich
which ha ptaeaa in. tha presWant; J. W. Parkins,
Mr. 'Burton dado red, “ Florida
of Franea Joined later by Queen if thr pact U approved In tha
Ha had forgotten It wee
hie raa^* Jurta* ,h- P-*‘ •*» months
director, Elitabath of England and Mme
preaidant, and Jamas V . Dayta, bad 11,000 citrus growers— or bfrtkOair.
under the euspicri o f the Lake ard Shelton, publicity
column by
referendum.
ssaraUry sod treasurer.
____
ae
a
part
o
f
the
reciprocal
pubLebrun for a sumptuous luncheon
“ But," ha aald. *Tm going to C*, a t Jr tr,d«
» "d
Include
“ Krctnt propaganda In favor
ha can tolO adshall
wa
rail
thorn
MOMfocturers
Aftar rnnch / dlacuaatou Uw
in Sanford.
p j^ iM tl'y »"d advertising campaign in tha hall of mirrors at Ver- o f the continuance of control
ant that whole stalk o f celery."
of other
•
f
citrus
fruitT
without
nay
augroup alaclsd 'a dtrestory
_
_
' urue taken at the Municipal b«tw«en Central Florida end New sallies whore the treaty ending
makes It appear that the ig r ea
■Iroa to buy or aoft/,sr to of Ufa mombars— flv . o f w*am UwrUad rapr
a
- ~
England, handled Jointly through the World War wae signed.
I n w a r I n m m a Tmar
Za* ' 8*mIno1* H1« h School, Eehrner.’ wee a success.” Mr. Lsfflcr
traaa
Service Co.
simultaneous
gaagrepbtrul sartlssW o f 'fkvv days ago
in com e T A X
.rem fruit Cannery, Scene, on the Florida Public
asserted in un Interview, "Con
end
'
ha
N«w
England
Gee
A
ty, Uw real riprsasuWW ty
aur
kaavy
ly
haavy titrug bearing counExem ptionji Studied
Street, many homes and
trary to this, ths agreement wee
R elief Clients T o
_____
, o'her attricHuns In tka city are Electric Association.
not s success, and celery grow
to form
Mona. >Wa da**l
The Uko
County
secretary
Get Irish Potatoes ers, particularly in tha Hanford
la Gw ship- . WA* P KOTON'
f n u t a oppaalN
New England
Dw movie also includes scenes la rarrying to
district, had the worst season e*
. TT* N oQ B, eating secretary
Id co
p m . ' Bstlwr, wa
motion
picture
A 'truth load of Irish potatoes record.
o f Trw autr, announced
today fi« p many other cities tn Flor some colored
lt
not
wruta wttb those,
tho administration wee
study- ida, The New England tour be* films, and also seme black and has arrived at the local commod
“The average yield shipped
o * far tha
films, because
colored ity distribution office and will ba
lag % a fenaikiilty a f lowering «to* at Norwalk, Coon, at • white
films
cannot
bo
shown
success
Ktwtals
luncheon
on
July
IS.
given te certified relief dlente
t 'w w i l
km sues
tax
fMmpfully at day-time mattings, bu< Friday morning.
showing U followed by
hkh will taka Mr. black end white films covering
AO relief clients must bring
Congress bee
to most e f tha leading many of tha earns subjects can certiflsaUan cards and containers
efforts by
tenters la the New Bug- bo
successfully
projected
m la ardor te receive their Allot*
Pertly steady tonight sad Fri
tp moat af tha this only semi-darkness. - «.
moat
. . j
day, scattered showers FrMdyy » £ j
City News Briefs
k
County Agent G R. Dawson Applauds
S p irit O f Volusi^ Growers’ Group
Earl Lehmann WUl Leave Saturday
For Itinerary Through New England
LOCAL WEATHER
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la in a . Me p m * o i -
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ei
r e e .lelte e e l e i ■ • lle w .1
fee ike ooraee* *•
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, aOeeeitetoa eeeiea.
m
C eeener
r»Me>
■1C la ik e a a ilw a l
Of M t e e U e le ).
Ollleee
see
la tke leveret
rtlleo
la te r
with
»»!■•! eal
l l t e n - n Ckleeae e e l new
tj
*
■M la a nearer af Tke
Preaa eeklek I* eeelatteC la Ike aaa far
atlas ar all m e Ile*a«ehea
le It ar aal alkereel**
la Ikla paper aal alaa
kl take pskhakeO kereta.
ffgki. I* paMImllas el epa.
ppalekea ■kereta are •
•Tt^UH»DAY. JULY I I , ! « •
| fH ff'.B VERSE POR TODAY
' wT*
------■ Bo strong, and quit yourselves
|lko man.— 1 Sam. 4:U.
|
i'? ! '* ■
One good thing about the Celery
Marketing Pact. It waa go,>d fur
ftUliW ivOa anyway.
■ —
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS— By JOHN HIX
-- V r 1
It Is interesting to note that summer cruise* of old
time Hhowhoat fame are Lein# enjoyed on the Mianiaaippl
Kiver thin summer for the find ‘ Ime In many years. Holi
day crowd* from Chicago take the train to Clinton, Iowa.
Where they cateh an oid-faHhlnned Mississippi steamboat
for the two-day run to La Croase, Wl«.
Prom comfortable accommodations on board, the In
land voyagers pass many interesting tittle villages and his
toric spots. By Savanna, liubuqije, McGregor, Prairie du
Chien, they go to Battle Island where Chief Rlack Hawk,
and his braves fought a bloody battle with the white man.
La Crosse la reached the second aftbmoon in time for the
train back to Chicago.
v ,
The (sipulurity of these vrulses this summer attests'
the pleasure of river routes and prospects for the return
of a more leisurely mode of travel. -In a world where so
many people figure their miles down to the Ust split sec
ond so that they can cover just an much distance is pos
sible and still get under the wire in time for work, it la
encouraging to note that ihe old-fashioned steamboat Is
coming back.
All of which leads us to wonder if It la not even yet
within the realm of possibility that passenger service on
‘.he St. Johns River may some day be resumed. Surely
among the millions of people who come to Florida every
year therp are many who would enjoy th« rest and re
laxation of th< trip, to say nothing of the beauties of the
scenery.
While we can see Ihe advantages In flying around the
world in less than four days, there lg something to bg
said for the toot-toot of the old aide-wheeler and i s com
fortable chair on the deck in 'he sun where a fellow can
watch the muss hung nuks on the
shore and
the world go by.
ter tanker great aiUraaa tie author, laeloatag a i
— :— o-----------
Like ly Democratic nominee for
U . B . Henala from Mlesoorl
Senator Bennett C la rk, locum•
r," aWd son of Champ C la rk
'• Waa stated tor the praati r nomination In 1011. I f
A C la rk la re-elseted thla
• stands a strong chance
fading the presidential nomi
af-hU pdrty In ltMO.
r .' ----------- • --------Ja y Morgan, vlca president of
i|te iln lfe d '■B la U t Sugar Corpor
iita n ,.d alle the n o r Ida Everglades
af iHanuoda” , and says
aU that la Beaded fa r thla
t * aaa 1st greatly In .ta lte f
he unaMptoymeat problem
la id nation la t« protect
fom Qu “ peonage pro*
a f foreign egunulss.
pf the P a la tte News
tlid fatformalloii that gov
cant f u n took only S captU
a f.a e a r y dollar ra n w d ‘
eountry In I WO. palp
• a t a f every dollar earned
te| by
IBM
cants out of .deary AaU»r
Mr *
«oeara<
r
& n i 3 F e S & n & i'C a l,
btffc ifeeif wflH v ftd K ff^ ftW fa
ww? or 1812,
W
Martin’s Garago
General
Repairing
Martin’s Garage
That part of ismtage which la used to pay for carry
ing congressmen’s letters free.
•.
The tax on taxes, such on thin yenr'n Income tux on Florida citrus fru its.
that part of your income which you paid last year to the
government.
It junt couldn’t be done. “ AH of these," The Evening
Sun concludes, “ the average citizen peyz directly or in
directly, but none of them can he pay on any one day
ntmpty because nobody can calculate the amount. Hence If
la Impossible for the cit(xen to do hla full du’.y, o f more
than a small part of the paying he has td do, on'a tingle
occasion. If the payment of taxes la to be the criterion,
then every day is Citizens* Day.'*
1
E. Brady relumed yeaterday home Gila week from a visit to
Mobile, Ala., where ho kaa Georgia and -nthar point a Mlaa
Kathleen who tea keen vlattkng
relatives at A«4H «ti*' Qa- wtlj
Mre. a. a William. arrivod accompany him home.
D. P. Branan haa retomed
ye.ter.lay from Oxford atw} will
bo the gueat of hor daughter, homo after a three weak vtaS
Mr*. Hick.on, for wreril daye with home folka aecrnM MttUdgt.
villa and Macon. Qa. Mr. Granin
at her homo on Celery Avenue.,
Mra- Cowan and famll/ Uft ■*>• that •» i t e . no*«H <**i
yoaterday for Barherrillo, whom Menu to be., In MonthvGeorgia
they will eajoy ■ visit of asviral and cropa a n good.over the an. j»,V\. •; ■ , .
dayo a* the gueata of Mn. Cow- lira atal*.
aiv. mother, Mra. I'utersua.
-v
Mr- and Mra. H. 8. UwU Uft
Mra- ft. B. Monroe ItIf yadterday fag Daytona Boach'ibdra
•ho will remain eoerral paste. , f
Sergeant Norman, Bakat »
home for a few day. furlough.
lath Taylor id Plant
.j
Ha la U tho honvy in , 11sf» and
P | / T * Tj
la looalod at Ckmp Wheels ,
Mr. and Mra. Clefts ofnaak*
•on*iUo an In. tte'.city a few
days. Mr. Cotta la. uardlnc aolU
t h ew ., M r. 11. V Hato
ra. C- H, Diageo |a visin
V
T h is
organiiation
being
entirely
new politico-edu
»l Movement, and thef t n l ,
of Ua kind in America, Its groYih
development baa n ireaaatily
of ■ pioneering character.
Much of the lim e we h ie . had
to feel our way and, of counts.
In so doing wa made mistakes
and had to give considerable ef
fort to correcting blunders. No
precedents were „ availsble to
guide ua.
.
T h is being to. It -waa-epnaidered altogether poealble that
an effort might Le
made , by
certain groups- of dalrgsMa to
organiie a revolt against nation
al
peltries and the nilional
executive
orgmnfiatien. ■ Su ch
fears were
soon aaun to be
gioundless aa the delegates go'
town to real buxine*..
\
Many new and valuable xuggrstlona were referred to, and
considered by ihe commitjees,
snd acted upon with
despatch,
but the prevailing note through
out the entire convention was one
■if confidence in the gmefa! poli
cies of the organization and in
the Intsgrtty, loyalty and ability
of 'hose upon whom
rireiitivc
rrsponilbility has hern |,llred.
The nnanimity and snthuaiam
with which ihi* spirit of ^ < h
was exhibited whenever the i f t
gates were ealWd upon to mWitest it by vote wx* so spun
taneuux
and sincere, tha'
it
brought tears to th» eye* if
many uf us who could uul but
feel a very real and deep grati
tude thit we had hern deemed
worthy uf It.
We rum.* awuy from lh«$ con
vention
with
gladness in our
hearts, and filled with hope *nd
•ourige, with our faith in the
early realixallon of our nation
al program so strengthened that
we are quite ready tu move
mountains of disbdlef and oppuaition aa they may rise tefora
ua during the busy year to coma.
R i o a . m i n i kl t o w v a ic v d
' Tha • T h ird Tow m .n.1 N .lk m .
Convention has now pasted Into
history and a fte r a fo rtn lrh t c f
rest and e<»i tem plat Ion we tan be
gin to evaluate mot, accurately
od that wa* U'.jio during its
reasiohi and
get our impres
sions of( the g re a t eveat In order
A s ee^n day u,rt* cmwifc',I wph
<SWflAI*
important action, inspiring talk*,
'he expression o ; valuable opbi4W1MMHKI
n* and re
ronodurnliun and
iH tM ,
kiloptkin nr m i, r r i. n * v po!,»s, me-.v n '
ri'- e
swuy
from the sessions with s somwhat
confused
impression r f
what w i , A n , . I ’., m i -l.iy, were
crowded wdh work, action was
n e rrss irlly
sw ift as much ban
lu be accomplished in a InnM-i
time, arut the dispatch wnh whirh
many matters were handled anderisions reached din not glvr
• ny impression of the m t iiu n
‘ I of thought which preci-de-l rush
, | action. Bu> no tins wh t ws>
ictrucly observing
the proceed
■nistfs ami look note of the ut
i-dert-u precision with which the
• delrge'e* responded to the cal
.jftir <:• mpeiSht committeemen and
jt ,'sersm sn to-help direct the cun• [yention could
long douM that
(there are among us many able
, persons in whose capable hands
these irnp.il tant functions were
heiug placed,
, On the second day, Tueaday.
June i l , .om m Ueea
necessary
the Initial
work ware
named anil the
personnel se
lected fur each of them with
judgment and rate.
Each r.f
- 3 6 ------ ---------there rummittees
immediately
on the arms of the provinces »l permit drilling.
M A P LE-LEA P EM BLEM . .
went Into executive session, chose
Huy ii) tie* bit (fan
Lion's Globs of
Florida plan
Quebec und Ontario, as will as
Its chalrmrn and secretary, and
Because they one# played
important military role for Br.l- on thut of the Dominion of t un the church's treasury m crcscu pi.weeded to du the jcb
tu to riisa a IIO.uOU agricultural
1,1 s o ld ie r s In t h e War o f IHU. uda and It was the badge of the to fabulous sums for tl.s sue. F whirh it hid been assigned. The scholarship fund it was 1 an
nounced this week by Joe Tar
royalties major ubjeclivss uf the conven
mapla
“ ..u leaves were
................ ....... ...........*_sa
income fromt the oil
antino. Lion DbHrict Govartwir.
World
War
tlon hiving been outlined and
national emblem of Canada.
s|H-ak, well for it* future.
staled in the
convention
pro
Whan tha English wars fight j CHURCH THAT STRUCK OIL..
PILLOW-SURFING.
.
.
.
When,
*ome
forty
years
ag".
. giam —and the number of these
Ing tha French
In the nor it,
(stoking fur something
ln 0hj,ehvM kept wi'hin
reason
woods, their scarlet Jackets made the Method, I Community Church
IN
|, bJ),
loi,k y.,,, B IrU f
LE A D E R S
an easy larg at for the enemy. of .Santa Ke Springs. Caltlornia, lh« way of beach sport,
mars »t Santa Monica, California] , me fof
lh#s|l forampteea
tn
Consequently,
they
slit
Uietr locntrd on the site it still occu
SANFORD
, |)own , D huslneaa.
tunica and inserted apray* “ * pies today, tittle did the good have found thrills in riding the
Excellent
and
inspirational
maple
leavea
to
camouflsK» church fathers renlue they were waves »n pillow slip.
They first wet them, thro|
themselves, enabling them to ad -funding over one of the world *
w hirl them ground th eir te adgi p ra vlJ^ i
dtv.rxlon and
richest oil pools.
pS S R S S CO
vance under concealment.
Not nnlll t» 2 T whew wik>*as to inflate thWWi. ^A“ r t e t e r
^wgfce^ of eueattMal vatoev'o
F ifty years later the BrltPth
the delegate, w .r. wail
Government placed the devkre of .It-rovereil In that ores, w h s Ihe is slipped over the end and
tor ,u eon, Wtr
Bt, U|ljn q,*
three maple leavea of the regL, value of the property known. At ru.ie "aurf-hunrd * is good
-T
which
mantal color o f a Canadian curpa first the church ehl*r» were op several rides before the air leak*. |>p,,rU nf the
rti|uire.i some time to formulaIv;
called the Prince of Wales regt-' po-eil to dUlurbtng tha snerad •Bf*
Tomorrow, Tho wolf that
puring
this
time,
opjmrlun
mrnt.
| ground for commerrlal ejytloltaitiea s , i , alao nffurded fpr lha
The three Maple Leavea appear lion, but luler they consented in rorlsed a nation 1
---------------- ,— i----- delegates ta get acquainted and
profit by an exchange of idea* I
L E E T R A C Y M A R R IE S
ircguding
important
proposed
OPPOSES ‘JCOLOU AD D ED ”
YU M A , A ri* ., J u ly 21.— M V - ' P»Uctew.
Lee Tracy. Him actor, and llslen , On* very graUfying thing ...on '
’ ** OCAUk STAR
T ruck & A uto
Thomas Wy**. were married here teraine appurent aa this ex
change
nf
ideas
look
place.
It
Service
Randall Cha**, of Chase and ineaiit, roluring eould be dia- yesterday a fte r o hurried trip waa notireiMc almost from *h«
Bodies—Rprlnfs—Trailers
j from lu»* A n g rlra by airplane
Company, Sanford, large firto ra ptliard with.
Mr. t'liase has present d some' anil uulumuhilr.
The airplane •tart that a vast majority of <he
▲ prlM you m b afford
in the Florida “ cllrua deal," has
theories
(or
the
industry
to
ron
j
carrying
the
wedding,
party waa delegutes were iletsrmlnod tha1
la n r
w r iltn , a letter lu Arthur Kuiltharo
should
bo
no
lovolullonuuwn
nrawiey,
,
,
,
furred
down near
Draw ley,
ner, Inc. recently named adver aider They iii*y In- disproved by i liirrni
' nd.. r*dl“ ' ,d*PV , “ * Z
tising a g cic y
for the Florida Ihe research lnvr*lig»ti<*u he aug 'C a lif., and automobil.a .were ^
o f ,he
■ ■■■an. ■■■ ■
I ..
C itrus Commission, in which h» gests, but he is un »oun.l gruuiul rlu.rtere.1 fur the rewalndor of
oppoara the use of coluiing tnat- in recomtnen.ling that surh Inler to change tha appearance uf Vistigatlun be made.___________ _
Tho lax on opiate* and narcotic* used in medicine*.
Thu Inspect'.ion tuxes on meat and other foods.
art2
yI
FounderSayaNational
P rogra m S trength
ened A f Convention
Slk^COMMUHlW
One Day Not Enough
8A N FO R D T W E N T Y V E A flS A fiO
ilh Results Of
Reg. TJ. fc teL Oft.
R— ecent *Conclave
> ;v r n a e "
--------- * •' ' ' IT '
The siiggenlinn thut ori*- tiny in every year be set
“hide «* fitiienn' Day when rnch citizen in .-the n* trial
■
_____
________
might tli.srburge hi* obligutiitn* to the government, such ua
Hv- .
------- o—
•‘Priming the pump la mnrr paying ail hU ’.axe*, filling all government reportn and
k‘ phraae. |t works", u y i whatnot, for the entire year, in met with the objection
Baraaote Herald Tribune. If
from '.he Baltimore Hun thut Ihe average citizen could not
■font lose the primer,
begin to meet all tin* requirement* of government in one
. a r ...........°---------A debutante at an Atlantic day.
beach resort tame forth the Other
It would be literally im|*<**iblc to figure ou und pay
t e y In a fur-lined bathing soil. all in one tTuy for u whole year, even your direct taxes,
Mar Idea w m probably to give the much le** the Innumuruble indirect tuxen, a few of which
•te d fleaa a treat.
are a* follow*;
---------- ----------The cigare*. lax for u year.
Tas, we aaw In the paper whore
The theatre lax for a year.
« young fellow we* struck by
■ , lightning over In Ocala the oilier
The exci*e tax on lii|uor.
doesn't mean yuu
i ter, hut that do,
The guauline tax.
fkogM
scream your head uff
The lux on playing rani*,
id ** ry time It thunders.
The automobile purchase tax.
\ i i ; , ---------- ----------The tax on alock transfers.
A new Cfecbmriovskian ill,je
tton la developing.
Kxpliclt
The tax on cigar*.
teatwet Ion, are alteedy laid '»
The (ax oil cosmetic*.
been given by Hitler to
The tax on smoking tobacco.
Uoebhele and hie other
The state tax on gasoline.
The state tax on cosmetic*.
The state tax on property tran*fer*.
About the smallest thing a sub
arttber to a newspaper can do,
The floor tax on liquor.
, teyV*
kla aubscription whun
The lm[x>rt duty on l>eer, wine and liquor.
Munsthing appeara In It that dieThe Import du'.y on *i|k.
la hint.— Key West C itiien .
The Import duly on wool, woolen cloth and suits.
you have the! kind down
The Import duty on shoe* and leather.
tool
The tax on oleomargarine.
What this country
needs Is
The liquor denier’* license tax.
Inrqjl, of course, but
m i angther
anoth
The tax on Mufe-depoelt boxes.
with enough initiative,
The tax on club dues.
and Intelligence to
The tux on telegram*.
lot the way In developing new
Ittifrlea and
putting la vtlslThu tax on long-di*tanco telephone call*.
_ loii men tmek to work In prl
The old-age pension tux.
vata ' enterprise,
The unemployment-lnaurnnce tax.
o
vj'.:
I Saratoga (or raglr.
Vte. t *
Ijlo D a Beach i , rrpurtpd •been allot i« l a |r,iM),twu
tlearance project.
King George and Queen B liss
ib are aak| to ba itaking a butt
trunks with them on their
Jaunt to Prance. Which
ua to wonder just how many
^hnw modern hate, bathing
A, and other thlngamajlga the
R llla are wearing
these daya
•auld be crowded Into a hun
Arad trunks.
indPleasedl
| which have been the MtgroWlh
O f eu* -axgertrnerf 'during these
l past eventful yean.
“ Wa consider it very impor
tant that sume careful research
or HivraUgation, particularly with
the consumers, be made In Ihe
markets w ith regard to the v»l
ue o f^ lht 'color added* or dyh»!
procaaa," M r. Chase ia quoted aa
having aakl
Than he gw a on to give his
reasons fo r taking tba position
that tha "ro lo r added'' proaeaa
ahaukl ba abandoned. In brief,
they are (h a t:
Color addtd does not aild to the
value of tbs fru it from the con
sumar'a
standpoint;
It
do«a.
sometime*, af feat Ut* fla vo r; dha
eoJuripE y roeeta does no( h*lp
keeping quail Lies; It la an ad
ditional npaaM*
tho grranir
t Justfled by rooulta; if colorlog was. abandoned generally fay
tha Industry tho market would
ho juat as M xht rolortitg i* ‘ —
Ite llfo a f an oeaaga
WbOo M r. Chase a iy a h r asminority opinl
thrro la a r«a
Etda
altrua Doits
for, or .u.pftton.
WERT-The JEWELER
GENEVA
H r . and Mrs. W . U. Kayaer uf ir».wagM»^kul hot in a recent
Mima and Mlaa L . G rant ware | Tula*
•pell., The motor
guests of Mra. George Tindaoy ! overheated, backfired and, the
Sunday.
, ftruck caught fi*g.- foremen ret
Mra. Miriam Pomeroy and sons. ported the damage was lit);
B illy and George o f OrlaM u . moatly In melted lea. a i ,
apent Sunday with Mra. M. I t
j
— *----------- * 3 $ J i
Dooley.
, Speaking to local ttflc1 IAfter*.
.Mayor W. W. J .m is .* /of fTnter
'Haven predicted a population in’ rreaae of 1ton percent for hla
city durinr the nett decide.
Pt f w fc. M WairiMs
flm Watch Ana W r i t ; Repairing
~Jf r.
u
'
•’■hbmwbw a a i r u
AM * • * ""* * '.
■ ■■■■ t
PRESCRIPTIONS
'
Carefully Filled
40 Y e a ra E tp e ife n c e
Pearnae teevlee
peamae Deetws
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k *
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, JULY 21, 1938 -
i
PAGE THREE
Chi*\ role 1 Theatre
1Protection Of Rest
On Wheels To Show
Rucks Is Advocated
Free Mm ie Tonight i
lulv 21
Should Be Aim
Telephone 148
GENE MARTIN La NEY, Society Editor
Bride Is HonoredWithl
M iscellaneous Shower
0th.
ing '
By JOAN DURHAM
The
Personals
perfect
gue*t
put!*
a
guar
| pow. t f ii l
fin 'tio r is
h in le **
h.
i.n-u.
i -
!
wh
th*
••f
In d iv id u a l
hot it
ing.
P'
I *r>
li •
iii" ii
lit1.
e.l
UTI' I
II i
nv
III!
lt»
de-
c.m
the
hr
aid
*
et^ ’ o f
'
y.
H. bt F.
•I 11 -ii he h still
“ prakri*hlp uf
(hli 1 > still 11
- *•
i
Iluin
of
1. P oire V/\iOft
i ■- . mo fit will
i »•. -I uf
p rr-
a
U* held at
I. Mu Ti in P**ro
TO,Hi
"lx
» im ettt
hulh ’ **
•I 1 ,mnil Tip Sit Ihe hig*
he - hin t
. 4 hi id of
i ut >i
hi.olil conceit*
1 • 'hi i out hork*,"
r
i a few year*
M 1*. k ill**! off
bleed *1 liter
p* onted
Hunter*
■ i on ing d***r *•!
1 III;u© get •
n '1 .*11 The range.**
I
rh.
VI-
Several arrangements of tin- 1
|
( weakness©- Mow up into corn-,
niaa ar-l pink rose buds were
Grover Way of Jacksonville i* rminttv
nmnmsities
Mole-hill J
used to decorate the rooms where
in Hanford nn hu<*mr-s* for a fttmmfiii. grow into mountain*
{he guests played games and con few days.
IOI- 'll- .-..(.Iftests, after which teveral prnrs
\ MU b a i *• de oi lie 4dd ignlum* |
were awarded. Mrs. I, £ Spen
Jam©* Hay©* ha* gon©
to
cer won a Fusion* dish. Mrs. Washington, I) V when* he will w h en Vi-M ur *'©p I week end in ViiluT 100
i. liluf'u 1-nvi that don't
J. It Adams won a sewing kit v is it fo r a "h u rt tim e.
-•f ntndv *«r a
*t**p vy 1th 4 I...
at.I Mrs. A. M. Philipa received
Copy "1 ih . hit
an earthenware jar.
i
Mr- and Mrs Jostph W. Jar
Refreshments were served by rail retun. d Tuesday night from
A Few ' a i n l r r i
dhe hostesses later in the after a abort trip to Tampa
Wn p 1. k •h r . ♦e -*diii ton* into i
Helen Hayes Stars
noon. Those invited to be with
tha*
lo U Mil rieyy t..ig .*f yours — '
In Screen Rom ance Mrs. Hooker were! Mrs. W. C
M r*. R . I., G le n n o f t ’ le v e la n d , a liillg yvi'h Mu**© "on gill*****. ©*Hatcher. Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. O hio i* the g fia*t o f f ile n d * in trn
it » ' - and that third pair*
The opportunity of seeing one Grover Davit), Mrs. lirtxiie Wil
of
lo.*.
Hanford for tt Wtuirt tun**.
o f the greet actresses in her liams. Mrs W A. McMullen. Mrs
|,.i..k \"iif »». f
Nine times
i«t unforgettable film role will I. E- F.stridge. Mrs. Philips. Mrs
Mr, and Mrn (Veil Bale* left out t'f |■1vi *.mi to**tes* will want
given audiences when Helen Adams, Mrs John Carver, Mrs
Wednesday for Daytona Bench tu *|jma\ v■>14 itff -omefim© .luring
yes "meets'' piaydales of her J. W, Thrailkin. Mrs. V E. Dou
where they will spend * week.
you! t.' V
greatest film,
" A Farewell to!
glass, Mrs. (\ Z. Collins, Mrs
Do n 'i 1 n miriii'Oi ' >n o th er
C R IT IC 'S CYC found every thing to approve tn Martha
Arras," which has hern broughtSpencer,
I
Mrs. Raymond Floyd,
Mr. and Mr* M C Swindle Y u tn lilll.) r r o f 1 0 mmi'ot 1
Stephenson, New York socialite-model who. with Broadway'* m ost
back for return engagements in Mrs. Joe Til law, Mrs. T. B Mid
earnlie critic. George Jean Nathan, stopped at Etramhron Brack
and daughter, Joan, left Wednes ll h»11 0 1 1( iiioiv»* when
all parts uf the country.
club la San Juan, Puerto Rico, during a cruite.
dleton. Mrs. C. A Yancey, Mrs day to upend a "hurt vacation in lay. •!
In "A Farewell
In
Arms,"
llick Mclsiulin, Mrs. L. A. Pal Washington, D. C.
along
illki'
hot ! t.W
D.. 1,'f
which opens next Thursday at mer, Mrs. Hugh Tillis, Mrs. II.
vvlui 1 y.Mi l| need >io.| if will)*
the Hits Theatre, Miss Hayes is M. Hamby, Mrs I,. M Tyre ai.l
Mrs. Paulk Reeves !•*ft Wednes (lilt IAiltll you le ft hi lllfol
i
co-starred with Gary Cooper in also Mrs. E. A Douglass, Mrs
day for her home in West Palm
tha film version of Krnest Hem Ske"es and Miss Grace WhidIt. help fill, but don’t be under*
Beach after visiting Mr
and
ingway's b fs tir liin i novel. Shr
fool yyin •1 yotii If.-I* - * very
den of lake Mary.
Mrs. Fred Hcutl for ti few day*
plays the part uf a young Knghusv
D*. yvIi111 yMil 141! . keep,
llsh
nurse,
attached
to
an
t Kin »•■ 1 iiioimg moot Itl v i it hoUl
Miss Mamie L. Minor Mrs, John Hen nett returned n^Koig t l.tl of >|1l. In "
- **. e ut.. o».u
Com 11
( *in tl h u«d l r a m F i g i t i c *
and1
Italian
ambulance unit
dur
Wednesday from Washington, D.
*I ltd f| •hill il* *■*• II -I
\ I It OM.'.d ’ hut 11. I v1. X ..1 tip
ing the war, who falls in love W eds Dr. J. T. Denton
I,-- >I ,*,, ll 1bill
C. where the was the guest ul
ilk u j Iktiny « 4
•loll 1« tip
f Mil- tl f 111' iti‘In I l I idkM' U1
with a young American officer
Ih .n 't 1rs e r )li Mi Ip toll Imre* Augu 111m’ \m.ii yyill no v. \"
her daughter for n short time
hi U ...... 1 1 IP1*1
iiiiii Ii l i .4
attached to the same outfit. Tne
Mlaa Mamie Lee
Minor
of
Pe ..p ie w 1Ml m e 1 If!'! 1**1- in11111 *y*11 11( iii4ftIti* tlu in . i
llutll
'M 1 y pmi'
Hup 1 tp>1.1 1.1 •lii
role o f the American is played .Jacksonville became the bride of
!..<»eit.
Mr, .and
Mr*. T, S. W right i-iC 1lo o r 0 H e * do lt'f get
1. .11
' l.h 1
nU1
. I 1 pUH *•
I hh Him
by Cooper.'
Dr. J. T. Denton Wednesday aft have at their guests Mr and Mrs. T in . 1, y*
. but Hl.ll * in be
1
Ik11nilti»
uf making if | \ M is vi 1!
D. 1 . 1
ha
Whlla the war presses in on ernoon In Jacksonville. The Rev.
1
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J. D, Wright of Cnlumhu*, (in.
I ,t i
1 » 1hi* hriilgi* t o i
t on
01
11(IIf k'1 "1' tl P> !1r *h*’ !■> 1 f (■►
•vary aide o f them, the two love F. C. McUonnell, pastor of the
and Ted Wright of .Montgomery, f..t ,■ hill . imp.
up ut 'lo* lu>l Hit rI me id Mu til pits Ut l»*l
Sp. 10
b.
dasporalely.
They are happiest First Baptist Church In that city, Ala.
I *mi-I I d x *-i*f•i 4 uf the i hum I hnii! mg 1.. 1
U-o
Par Anlenlion
J
aftar Cooper, who has
been performed the ceremony. After
■! 111 1 1IV IV
\\ .U t .It 1<**
D. . ytiiir -huie i . r tii.- ta lk in g I* • **i I Minim 11 1=
wounded, is sent to the hospital n short wedding trip to North
Mrs. Forrest Gateliel, w h . un - —loit to* more TI.. 1. ■- ii.it lung
I
\V
14i y*f Mfi,
"tip- f o i l , u.l
lull tl .•Hi |(4 | ,«l-l ll III
*.f Ih.
In which Mias Hayes is a nurse. Carolina. Dr. anil Mr*. Denton
derwent an operation at the Fer- m i r iituy.itoof :i* ln-lnit II t*» efkt "f
pub i*’
hhI' u» thtfi, i*
be* II h* hi1 "P h, t .11 • "1 |*|. M
But when he has been sent hack will return to Sanford and make
nald-laughton Memorial Hospi Willie*** u Mfie iiiim *h«**y "i ll*- p *1a-.t that IIn• 4-'iit|iii. n ul 11*
<Ilull
.•e»ii If.'.n y ni'io *p h.41
to the front, she flees to Swit- their home at 718 Magnolia Ave
tal yesterday, is reported to be ten (.* an *.y eidi»*u» i.f l* nnnme i.* ■.i
pre-ienti il ,i hu/uid <"
terland to await the birth ur nue.
doing nicely.
n !■"- loi*ei and other heuyy j
fl1 ..........
*i,,, p i ,
..r
c butter.
their child.
■M,U
Cooper, unaware o f this. Is
ih a
n t iive
v e u*i
ymi
f a n V » 111» 11 - 1lull m i g h t pfi*M e v e r
He :31*
att l eent
U* y.Ml
Mr«. J. ,M. kluyr and children.
iL‘ g*,*l « ,d
iiK iuetliiile
ar
A tte n tio n m n v e ry w fle u in e tu rm II
unable to stand the separation Movie Entertainment
Miriam and Diane, of Tie velum I,
|, i.i kb‘ti hy I he H i nu b fi in *e
•from har. and deaerla.
Unable
Takes Family Dimes Ohio are the guest* o f Mr. and i n f 1hit l i i ) fu r n il'll, yyiunen n i l "ti" ,4 cun i © H inf! o f t h e ht t xu t d
S *.*eeii ri**i
*t i* u n i
uo d
«l*‘
, and * hihln n
If ymir
!»•*!*(e**
.t o find Mias Hayes in Milan, he
Mrs. J. M. Wilson at their home
\iting Lipuli hi* *ugge*l oui. 111\i> uir vmiuIi1non d ho
......
. it~Ik* yuu tu transfer your at*
u lt im a t e ly traces her to SwitxerWASHINGTON, July J l.— OP) on Magnglia Avenue,
t’hHinltcr pa*i*eil
ll ie*ido
vud in **o v n o the. .....nil' l*V Mm*
* tent ion*, do j ii*t that, All that
■ b n d , and eoraos to har llde jWt —^Movlci d m # more
family!
i * lima to take her In hii arms dimes In U. S. villages and small
I Ion I'm me little lull nett© in tlv Io n rn iju r« tin g <hn Hi He Rm nl t H o i dsl M "l*o I un t•• '••A*' »ui*
Mr*. Millie Kell h leaving Frlne aha. happy once more to kiaa towns than any other form of
rorner rniiy nee*| tn convert h* IH | ■,** ttiionl lo H fu iu Mo budge -f -V u d ilv no i . i me. 1 o 11 :i v 1 I
day for her home in Brunswick,
.nn it* p o **llitea
in I he •‘ U i’ e
him, dies.
into n huppy, clinrming guest < i f
amusement.
Ga. Hh© will he accompanied hy
«
n
taste
o
f
pleu-Aunt
company.
‘ ‘A Farewell to Arms" was proTho U. 8. Bureau of Home Mr*. M. A. Pa**toff anil children,
dueed and directed by
Frank Economics finds that non-relkef
K e e p fro m * c n tte rin g y o u r 1“
P*t*y Ann and Aileen, who will
Boriage.
families spend thirty cents out be her guests fyr a few tiny* lo n g in g * a b o u t. T h e n y o u r 11**41
o f every amusement dollar for before going to their home in »-*-* w o n 't h ave lo t r a il yo u con
Ntuntly to p ick up a f t e r you -«•»
moving picture shows In typical New York.
Lake M onroe Church villages
i a il h a ck iv 'a t y iiu ’ s*
le ft.
throughout the country.
H cm e m h e r tho*© lit t le
e stru
W ill Stage Revival In the .Southeast It's even higher Dewwy A, Dyef Bradenton
— *70 cents out of the dollar.
■Uomey, wa. notirinl till, w.i-k c o n s id e ra tio n * , lik e fo ld in g up
y»*u‘ \ *
of hla appointment to the crimi th e p a p e r* n e a tly a f t e r
Beginning next Sunday night,
re a d th e m ; w rin g o u t y o u r own
nal
law
end
procedure
comnrlite-r
Tha Rev, J. M. Anderson, pas
Courtly
Cummiislanera
of
tor
of the
Calvary
Baptist Alachua, Marion and Levy coun of the Florida State Bar Aeetwi b a th in g * u it an ti h a n g in g it up
ti* d r y ; tu rn in g out lig h t* yon
Church of Duylona Beach, will ties paaaed resolutions last weak at Ion by President Ed. H, Hen'
preach
at
revival
services providing for the participation ley of Lakeland.
don't need.
throughout the eniuing week at of their reepectlva count let In
Laka Monroe Baptist Church In
Luka Monroe.
Su' d Exposition to bo hold In
* I-HINCLAIK
2ND
Tkora will be two service* Tampa Jan. 31 to Fab. II, It
Idally, one at 1010 o'clock in the
GAS
STA.
PARK
wu
announced this week by
Imorning and the other at H Executive Secretary o f tho Flor
------ EVERYONE— BRING YOUR KIDDIES—
b’clock In the kvaning. The pas ida Fair, Mr. Albert
YOUR NEIGHBORS
Thornton.
tor of the Lake Monroe church,
the Rev. James Sutherland, will
Hy water, Bombay Is 1*411
lead the singing.
miles from Los Angeles.
v v
i
tm ilo g ist.
of Tt la*
ii
"*■ - v - l i g
ton e'
can
u i
i •
>•hi - *i
Se* "
price!
Mrs. Harry Brsdham and Mrs.
Min Ann Benson ha* returned
C. S Donaldson honored Mrs.
Frank Hooker, a recent bride.1 from visiting in Lakeland and1 km all mi t■* ,, f things ra n
happen when g n o ip * o f people
with a miscellaneous
shower Miami
a re thi<<wn mi**
H h >h
c o n lw l j
Wednesday
afternoon
at the
'Home of Mrs Brsdham on F.lgh-'
8F»“ «#r ,Ur,l,n " visiting his o ve r ,i pri.h.ngi .1 period o f time. '
M ihl »inf,igon»snis d e ve lo p in t o j
teenth Slrret
Mr*<i«lbrealh, in'
m
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frr»
an tee t it if on u ©ek -1”Hi I h a rm o n y ,
n** (o r *h©) h on© n f the m ost
n ' t * * *! *
THURSDAY
The Epworth League of the
First Methodist Church wil] hold
• business and social
meeting
at the home of Randall Priest,
U M Sanford Ave„ at ti:00' P. M.
MONDAY
Truth Seekers Cls*» of
the
First Methodist Church will hold
their regular meeting
at
the
home of Mrs. J. C. Russell, IIIH
Elm Avenue.
Hostess*! will be
Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mrs. <\ I*.
Goodhue, Mrs. Htlma Lunduuiit,
Mrs. W. L. Clark and Mrs. It II.
Duncan.
■>C.wi—■.
TT1E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
S o cia l A n d P ersonal Activities' l'Week-end
;l'rn‘"ny ' )l"Trips
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Social Calendar
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IMav Make Needed For Irrigatiun In
Repairs To Bridge Fort Mellon Park
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MATTRESSES
SPRINGS
AT RAY FOX
Forbidden by Law
to Marry! .
ACTION
Trade-in
THRILLS
La u g h s
DRAMA
R A D IO S
VARIETY OF MODELS
T o Sell A t
return
Sh o w i n g
50c
and up
A W eek
ODORONO
Beware o f Moths!
A n 0 D 0 R 0 N 0 clothes closet
C lo t h e s
lo s e ts
will save you a great deal o f
g rie f.
$ 0 -9 5
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M ATH ER FURNITURE CO.
GOOD & B A D F U R N IT U R E
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D ltM A V , ItJLY It. 1W«
Orlando Senators
S e n a t o r s , L o o k o u ts C la sh
A t “ O r lu d s D a y ” F e a tu re
I A id i
Lookouts W ith
ee Hits During Classic
Lasts Eight Innings And Nicked
F or Same Number O f Singles
Locals Get 10 O ff Holland
nELAND, July f t —■Lee* burg’*
(■ortdolian took ttia 'm ajori') nf
th* flirt- p’ acea In a fi«1>t meet
here laat night, ellgrd by Ihe
Lie
Land Baaehhll aaaociaiioo In
DrLand
rommetn oral Inn
of
thr I W i
■tote aecondHe acored All a anhivmary of (MefttlL
•Ingl* to left field by Fry*.
D cL a iid 'a R id a p la ced L e t
ir
Tha Look Aula daeotrd another only two event* ** Nig Vh irm i
pair In the fourth when Finger and Sob Jbnra tied in rirrtino
aingled in the Ittfiald and wa* the baae* and Rutledge won thi
aafe at acrond when Joe nog- hall-throwing event*.
gcrin’a throw arrived too late to
Winner* were:
get the runner and it went wild
Walking
ralay — Lre-hnrt
■ending Finger to aecond. Moore team ronafallng nf Bunrh. Mm
aingled to lenter to arnre Finger well, Ctemrti'enn* ahd l»r>w- de
and later the
l.ookout
center feated
Delaind
team, Alrno
fielder atnle
aecond.
Schmidt Harper, Rutledge, and peneit
aenl a Texaa-leaguer over gteond
Ido.yard daah -demon*, I,-**
nnd Moore' .a* caught at third burg, firat; Rhlmer, He Iand *rc
Davta aeeured an Infield hit ami ond; Newell, T)et nnd. Ihlnl
the entire Orlando aggregation
Fnpgn batting -Btmeh. I*-*",
crowded arnund Umpire Redd al burg,
MkVti,
Doljtnd, W’nlfi
firat haxt and without time be
ing railed, Rehmldt acored for the
thr Awhtg the hall Rutledge,
Lonkouta* fourth run,
liel.nnd,
Onia, I eeeburg, Ar
Tha Senator* collected '■their nold, l^e*burg.
ClrrllAg
the
b**r* - Rhimr-r
other mark*) in the eighth when
June*, Del ami, tied for
Cm# wa« ajrfe on a , fielder*’ and
choir* and look third - on
Mi- flr*t, Perrett, third.
Throwing the hall min a loirhalle** alngle. Frye’* one-bagger
Laid tag tha hitting wka Ed- to center acored Cole.
rel al aecond 1a*e Onia, !>*■*
* Davla, Sanford firat aacke*. N a t a N
Jack,on,
Ix-lnml, Ileil
a * r a a turg,
t I ] l> flower, Del-and.
A* Maatad out three hit* In Moot* rf
Kehm'l
|(
t i l l
(h iein g the baiter Mrtiowan
it trip* to the platter while pavl* It)
1 1 1 1
l o l l ami Drew*, 1-er-dmri:. lie.I
Jly Haora and Bill Schmidt ril'm'a It)
lb
t a i l
l-'irKt. eeculid and 'hiril plate
Mowed with a pair aach. Smith. , Iflllh
Lana’n r»
I o g |
pnxra weie pte*ented by IT"’ )
T i Ahd Pete ftchlro ef the A«.« e
1 0 ) 1
t o o * deni W. Vf\ Wolff of the Heljitid
rhatora recorded a pair of hlta Der’ ue u
Plnktr p
« 1 .1 a
*ml furtiHinder *
n n o * 1l«*eb«ll amod* lion
lehed hy Deldtnd rnrrehaii1" l>r
Total*
11 * |o II T. « .
Halter,
loeat Machali
m i* a l*
aa r 4 •
direr Ini,
aining.’d
Oonner ••
4 a n i a**neialirin
Col* II
I 1 0 0
Mihallr rf
l u l l
Hry* Hi
I # 1 II
K* II* i lb
" l u l l
Hehlrn e
l u l l
Itlia’lu 1h
I o * V
Holland p
l a 0 •
Gainesville R a l l l e H
In F ifth T o Down
'Islet
IWleRMtidn
bn*rhal| to Leenbarg’a
Gtrnd
oliera.
Jug iJine And pete Mebkffty
vtifled (he Red, with fnnr aebi
■ered hlta While the GbttffoHAr*
*helled Hih Jim Merti Drtm th*
hill and teed o ff on ' B*H ! S w ift
Dayton* Reach veteran, to pftup their aeven run*.
Hctrre by Inning*;
(Inna
1*1 M l
A t*— 1"» :
Rede
m * tan aaa—A t i
Ijine.
Mehaffey and
Onl*
Mrrtx, Porter and Jkrfcmft, Ball
flower.
u.linr'* Hiint* noaed out Palat
ka'a A talon*. 7 In A, laat nt|hl,
according
to
the
AaitbrlfhM
Prea*, hat they had In overcome
a five run deficit to take the dr
cialon.
Tom Hmiih elluwril th* Pala'
kana five run* In the !a*t of th
inl'ial frame but Carl V'Wigit
took over the rein* and guiij*<l
the
Hamla
to
Iheir
aecan.
,ti*ighl win.
Score by inning*:
Helot*
*11 1'H
t t » -l
Total*
la I a it
aaar.ed
xoo loo .too— l
Orlando
l*n «»o »t#--l
Aa*l*t*. Hrhmlrtl, f»*vle. 1‘ IIman
Ktllh 1, Ad*. Peramu* 1, Hn**r 1.
Hinder. Ilnnii*r a Hmllh, Keller a.
Mrhlrn
I. Iluaaerln a, Holland
ttrror*.
* Hlllh, Noaarrlo
H um*
liatltd
In. T)a«ta.Ada, Hry* 1
Rtolen haaea Moore, Hry*. Kaerll
(lee*. MrhniK.t. tlehlro, Mmtth. Dou
ble play*. Iluaerrln to HeMrn 10
l&ssified A d v e rtise m e n t
DAYTONA BKAf'll, July ti,
—The Gaineavllla
G-Men kepi
up the lead in thr Florida SUt*
League a* they won over th*
iia ln r* «lll*
*1
“' " I
l.f-rnhuiH
w ;.l
'*I I Daytona llearh lalsndem by a
Imy |r»n;% Hnirh
<■* ^
■core Of 4 to 3 before dOU In
Hi
A i m iih|Iitt*
H
lander fan* laat night.
O rlsiiM i
rulMlIlM
»I *“* »•*
The G-Men blaated out eight
1)w[ ml
37
HI
N rIrN
.AM* hit* off the offering* of BID
Shrnbo while the la'ata collected
ltr«H lU U a l
I. OMhmaIm S.
only
four o ff
Don Hetma. A
HI. A i m ii nHit it' 7, r»I.Mti!» 4.
v f lla tfionvIllN •A*
I- three run ratty tn the ftftth (liaI etPCd Ij Uf M 7* l>«l IwA nil 'J
*
ing gave Iha (1-Man the lead,
I M l R f l Tliltfbjr
u m. k
»«» It* eoe—t * I
O rlA A d e •!
3 |1H H ,
I.in ,
M» at* M l—l t |
I»**le»»rwi m) l.«*’ i l i i i r i
Helm,
and
Donhey;
Hchrc-a
Dft Vln na
Hnnrh
hI
H nlftiiiililf,
and Parc.
2 Rdlll*lP tlnt Hr hI Ht S<mu*i ln«*.
SITlMtTON WANTED
t i «•**
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P h U ld e le b la
W e a a l 4a
P h ila d e lp h ia
*1
ft
I I >5
V e « 4e e d a »
I I I.
P llie b u ra h
lleaae*
with anticipation. And you can
be sure they're right when you
'*
prepare them the modem way
-the gas way.
legal notice
Gas-Cooked-
IT ’S R IG H T
Gas Is an all purpose fuel.
It
prepares the best n m l* r
i**4 ‘
-
vides dependable refrigeration; i t heats youi" wafer without fall and
keeps you warm on chilly days.
Gas provides the service you need
It’ s right for everything!
415
Gas appliances are up to date as well as efficient
n-
In our office
you may see the Magic Chef Range and the Electrolux-leaders In
the cooking and refrigerating field.
See these appliances n ow -
and get right with Gas.
I
s
r w i ‘ L . ‘ iK ;
L h L k lk U a « h i . a . ^ - L l
JOE FA LOOK A
WVftQNWEiB!
B V H A M FISHER
i th* Hr^AVmt
r~- ■ 1
Sy-fcTthMw
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vrr *MSIl
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r o R KENT
r=
All day
Today
p e tm eg:
S E p -
serve!
i h t U ' M i ' b U a t H ll t a b u k g h .
Iirooklyii a t C h icago.
Near Y o r k a t *> L u u l* .
(Only I h ia * a c h t d u u a .)
N . I^tiil* 1-t. New Toe* 1-1.
R itd lo n I . ( ‘In M n a a ll *.
tlro o k ly u - n d c a g o ra in , I * * m ,e
’ ■r
those well cook
long he looks forward to them
In your home.
I'lir tih u r a h
New V erb
f.’ ln rg n n a il
I ’ bleAWe ..
llm .ik lv n
fl.iNton
Crap Ltn
Hodge*. Elbert G. at at.. EUen Calloway. K. M. to Hanford At
to Annie Glover
lantic Natl. Bank
,
C h a tte l S « 1 | x f n
SktAfactWa* at M *rt| .ro
Prophet, Clarence to American Phtgfelder, C. 1. A M. to H. F.
Fruit Growera
McGowan
Chamber*. Roy A.
to
Family Firat Natl. Bank at Oriapdn to
Loan Co. of Orlando.
BL F. Cooper H ut.
Gilea, Carle R. to Family Loan
A w l|t>w tti *1
Co. or Orlando
Kate*, R. W. to Chaw And Com
M o e tta e a * and L iao*
pany
fc
White. J, Rt, Clair et tr*., Nan- Katra, ft. Xf. to Phn«* and Co,
n.u- tv. to Sanford Prod. Credit
Li. F a a d n i
Ann.
Clttxena Rank of Titusville
tP
Cooper, R.
F. et •«.,
Glady*
Until* W. McCIfllanil ft »*•
B«yr" to J. C. Hutehtson » 1 >t al.
WHAT A MEAU
It
A*.||*«C
1*1 #«« aaa—• 1* I
Smith,
Wriglr
and ATnblay
'Mmoiy, Miller and Emerebn,
THE STANDINGS
Tha Loekoata play Koala IkI* trhind ‘ he plate,
afternoon and tonight to tb( Or
lando Senator*
when 'tha oeflt
romea here for a doable header I
which will be tha faatarv o f “ Ori*ndo Day’*.
The mayor* o f
Orlande kami
-tanford will hand tha tana of
ihe rexpectlv*
fltiea and open
the night affair by toaaing the
fir»t pitched bill*.
The game thla afternoon trill
.tart a' 3:00 o'clock and either
Joe Cinder or Rid Hodaon will
hurl. Tonight, the harder not
u*rd >hia afternoon Will get the
ii nund call. Bill Rodger* promwed
Orlando craw
that they
would meet two of ih *v beat
rookie harieia in the league.
Hanford will attempt to make
it thier alralght over the Orlando rival* and the tilta <od*y
-hould be Intel eating In view ol
Hanford'a win laat nifthi and 1
ln>ge attendance la being ex
pirted to wi<neaa the pair of
r im n .
The llne-opa for the two team*
|will
Inelude
Moore in tenicr
held for the Lookout*, Schmidt
How he enjoys
in left field, Dgvi* on firat baae,
Rntj pitman on third baae, Bobby
ed meals you
Stith
on atennd
baae,
Maye
Ijtngntrm In right field, John
Meyer, K. J. ft a*., Marian t
to Hanford Agn. Credit Ctorp.
IIAnlry, YT. I* rt at. to Sanford
A g ri Credit Corp.
Sem inole County
C ourt R ecords
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�t llE SANFORD nRRAl.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA
PAGE FIVE
G r o w e r s Aligned
F o r A nd Against
M a r k e t i n g Pact
A Wtrld war plan# I'm ott got
Howard Hughe* once, and thl*
la the first tints the story iv ir
bos appeared in print
It happened 10 yeara ago «bt>n
“ Hall a Angela** was being made.
Hugh*** dared Ben Lynn, playing
an aviator, t0 fly one of tha
French
‘Jennies’*
renurrvcted
for the picture. Lyon, refuting,
tgged Hughes into taking up tha
old crate.
Hughr* got the tricky thing
Into the air, tried to make a turn
at 2U0 fed and did a no** diva.
He wrecked the ship and came
out sorely bruised.
His |ire*n agent
thought K
would nuke a awtll story but
Hughes put hit foot down.
“ Nobody knows me,’* he said,
“ «» what
difference does it
make?**
Some say it was '*11*1 'a An*
gels,'* his big movie success, that
turmd Hughes' thoughts to avlallon.
Hut the fort ia that at the age
o f 14 he hail been aloft in *
battftrd old plant* 'hat wn. carryInir p>a*tng<-r* at $S a head
The “ Hell’a Angela" crock-up
w a. the firat «>f thte* pi..**# minhapa from which
Hughes * *mtrgrtl unscathed.
Ry IU1I. Hughes had tired of
picture*, formed hi. own com
pany and .tarlrd building hi.
own .pci'll .hip., quiet,
enoimou.ly thorough in preparation,
he minted on quality, .pent free
ly to get it. lie did his own lett
ing, had perftcl confidence in hi.
own Judgment and akidty.
To gain experience, he ceen
flew aa an American Airway,
co-pilot, lie h.d to handle bag
gage and luok out fur lha pa.aengtrs' need, hut lie also had
a good chance to learn how tu
Im perial V alloyG row fl
11net* Sugar BeefCrop
(/I**
l M
l" '|“ ' 1
•
: J u ly 2 1 N.ilU v
fa rm er*.
thniMuod *cr*»s
of Imi VmII* v the lur^vst irrisroa in fh* nation, are
i* l* «uu it lirri cultivntion.
V.»!!• \*« fanners attrmp*
• tuu»* sugar In-eta l*n
iii»i lint
l«»si
the crop
yh
-I -• ii*r
Ihi'xigh ri*
is •i, V •*i i |ih*I
WHS nbi
Mi* •
i* . »tai»* *•» th#
« •.. It \%11* .( out the
n
fltr new
• i M int
*o
l*an
In -u se
tha
•• 'It* t«ioiiiig Call
II ii i*MIti l*«- Soto Kt i
I** M in
Tampa
S I M P L Y B U I L T haaaes like Ihet* In Klnnrreth shcllcr
P.ltUInr . Jewish rolonlsla At the IXaa ronfcreace nation after
Balkan espreed sympathy with Jewish refuge* problrm hot con*
fetaed unwllllngnrsa to admit Jews on large scale for fear or ad
ding to already sltrable unemployment Gtforte Rrairll m I<I Util
Austro*(icrman rmlfranta lo l . S. reached SO,#00 in IPS*.
I . It
I .tit
Is w ill
I eg in
i f it u»U unniiunrs.
<a!ANT
3 W I T H OLD I D E A S slU an Tagoalaelan King Trier freaUr), 15. wba
In'errtt In • Sibling plane shown at an aeronautical display In Belgrade.
FOOD
CENTERS
Friday and Saturrday Spociali
Quantity Right* R eiarved
Big Grocery S ale! Big M eat S ale!
Fourth- jolt of our groat July "R a c o u io n S.ila»" bring* Double Feature" Day*
with a mammoth cut pries gala of groennot and iho hottest mo.il value* in weak*.
A year later he flouted the
Kriday-lhe tilth Jinx to act t
nets record for land planes at
Hanta Ana, Calif., and had an
other narrow escape. About to
land, his motor choked and he
rgiihtd into a beet fie’d before
Se could lower hia retractable
landing gear.
The propeller crumpled and aa
l.ia aidrs nuhed up Hughaa
stepp..1 uut raying:
“I. he'll
d» Utter— we'll
fix
bar o0'and try igsln."
Ills try was |on| fur 332 miles
an hour.
Ollier records included a hop
fiom l hire go tu 1 .0 s Angers In
H hours, IU mini.If., 2% .ef-ondt,
cn ■ |U bet, and ona (rum Miami
to New Vork in 4 bout., !il min
ulss, 23 accunda.
(hiring the record transconti
nental hop in IU37 on which
Hughea' fame chiefly rested be
fore hia lound-thc-srorld fligb',
ho met and (anqutrad hia third
great emergency.
■i Flying high far ipoed, hia
oxygen mask failed and things
started to go black. . Coolly,
llugkaa bit Ihrough the t-Aygrn
tub* and sarked the gas to bring
himself to. Time, 7 hopes, U
minutes.
Grape Juice
I N r * l I 5 T I N I , T n l H O L T L A N D—“Holy" U Moslems Jew. and Chrl.tl.nt who
for ecnlartea have lived there, each group retaining IU own customs—is Tel Avly, a street of » blah
la ahewn above. TH Aviv. all-Jewlsh city, has been established about 3f years, has a population Hoop
In UJ.tee, and U near Jaffa. Tel Aviv figures Inevitably In stories H Jewish-Arab disturbance* which
wring from the plan fee a Jewish national home In Pile.tin. to shelter Jewish rsfagtta. and tram
I
the Arabs’ doop-reeled oenvUUoa that Palestine U their own land.
<*'
,Hmouth. III* Ii
Peanut Butter w«
Southern Bitcuit
Tropical
SkMleia, (Jimh.tin*, Ginger Fnn|*«
I fl it
!
uvi••rm .'ti*
♦* ••••••ol I n
|iit»mN|«*
iim I
ifrrliiii'il thill fnirm i- mint
fi t I Ihnt Ihi* ( unlrikl *
I !••• 11•11 fin! frv In f'»rrr llmui In
! «MllMihilllf II|fUMle| IIll'll Mill lull
. \%.i- tryiikb/ l«t
In biihini
! Ih» iimrkrini|f |irnlil«*ni
II** «a»il
lh.il llin«p win* w«*re' mil vili«lml
%%»lh the* pepwnell »if th#* mm
Mii|trr h.itl m rhillirf to rh.iftif*
Prince Albert 2 ■ 19c
Baby Eeef Sale
lluhy Heef wtin It crmlrd such B
ll'« tul fiont len«l«r, )ouii|{ cuttil
| this whi'ii they ng.iiii v u lril f«»i
iiiiiiiintt* who n it n|ipr«»vt*<l l»v
the* Si'i'ti't nrv
of
A iiin illiirp
Th»* m riiihi'ic of ihi* I '(ininilttre
k%e'i** mirio'tl in lhid riMtnnn la«t
i yeier
Roast !>■25c Steak » 23c
Pie Peaches
A heavy eater, light drinker,
non-smoker and excellent golf
payer. Hughes really Is high
strung despite hia calm, aloof
manner. But la lha air hia ner
vous energy luma to hi* helovrd gsdgeu. Coal, detached, he
reeoida every variation in in
struments ' thgt show bow hi*
devices are worklag. From a*
round the world he brought bock
40 pages ef such noIsa.
In Dying, as In picture making.
Hughaa look few into Mg n>r»fidenc*. Whan Jte aUrtad out. be
tartly
kept anyone eoncemtd
waiting.
Joe Nibrent, official timer at
Lot Angeles, who hga decked
kirn many timee, any* bis Ukoafb am always the same.
U. b. I Va. Karty Itod
Nighteil.
Giant Hlrlnglm*
Apples 3 ib*15 c
Beans 3 ib» 14c
( i olt it ll
• '•Ilf.
K il o '
Bananas 4 IL*10c
liH r r u
Lettuce - K
~1 9 <
IK .H. I tellu w Glut**
Peaches 3 '“ 14c
Onions 3 *>• 10c
Nlcar ( ubiui IVitra —
1J
Avocados •*">4 v
Potatoes ,u*'18c
h. 4 \ «. i »table?
H a u l lli- i.il V * .
Cabbage ib 2 c
Rutabagas
P ic n ic s
ib 17vkf;
S te a k
ib
19fi
BREAKFAST BACON
b U co d H in d -o n Ib 2 4 c
SU cad B la d la s s Ib 2 1 c
Cottago C h e a t*
Ib
Longhorn C haa*a ib
Picnic Hams
Ib
0 0 g ^ \
Today | aho
planned my food
lUotie—then balai
■any bargain* oj
atl'Bda. And U
fay* In money, |
waJL
lha modern way. I
I and other neternary
according (o the
I in The Haafor^ Har-
n ir r e
Ocean * / talker
Isilael/y
Aoy W afer
Woodbury’s
Facial Soap
I
2:
7
Orange iFokoc
W -lb -----
Sf
f t ’
»*. 0. N.
2 *« 9 c
bowl
cot
I'fiiiiH -tly.
OCTAGON
CUanaor
Granulalod
Olipa
Chip*
;
t
3 (or
Soap
largo
vnall
ISc
9c
18c
9c
J
■
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THOMBAY, JULY *L
-r r —
-
«-L' i.. '
P er A cre F or Cattle
Z E N DA,
Kan*. July 21—</P>
—Cl«renet Beat, farmer, think*
ha he* disco* red a wey hii catIte ran "rat thoir eak* and hire
lad in a drin toward Hani
Tbs *-iy, he aaid, la to contour
farm s the ring* land. He plana
■4t*p ditch** at (nlervils acroaa
lh* range on a livcl line, so that
rain r - l snow water ealeh thars
and penetrate the a'cil Inatrad of
running off“ After cons'i-jctlng furrow* on
a 78-sere pasture, tha blight of
the aril* Increased even though
■ o r- cattle u*:d it for granny,"
Beat saiil.
m thoir preearlau* position*
tha aouth bank o f Yangtxe,
f i t triad another bombing
: in the Kluklang aactor,
■flea down tha rhrer from
aeeounta aaid rtore
I MO bomba worn dropped
that 10 paraoiu were killed
many Injured.
Japan*** apokeamin
»dM that Chlna'a
Lion mil
h h*iow Hankow, at ill wer*
W tut told of other mlliMMcowmo. Ho aaid 17 Chi.‘ panes were damaged nr
jhrad In yesterday's
raid
thhhow and that Iwo Chin*
p in Hlvar *es*eU hid I eon
lHM*a
tha Shanghai area, Chinese
U-a army
large-scale
Ud
formation o f a new
U ngainat Jipanase oerv
trnllroade
end communi
Shin*.
M Dsy” In patice court
latest Innovation at tha
'aim
Batch City
Hall.
Xd Lake aat
Tuesday
k at 11 A. M. for tha
*f all eases o f shite
<MTw*t*d for traffic viola-
L. K. Waterman devised
first fountain pen In 1884.
Protesting n
proposed tax
of 1c on n t h pa*.age of eig-
Som brero U seful B ut
H uh Comic A spects
clous stones. Tha big
hat han1
prtcllcal
advantage*
slncr It
provides
plenty of
protection
from tbs tun, spirt* the rye*
frem glare, and prevent* hunt
ing accidents.
In i he United States a hunter
might mistake ■ moving object
In lh* wood* for a dtar, but the
Mexican
sombrero
never hae
bu n taken for anything—bqt a
sombrero.
MEXICO, July 21.—(A l—The
Mexican sombrero It an Institu
tion here, hut It may be a Joke
a* w r'I. If cartoonists desire to
make a man look
ridiculous,
they put a big sombrero on him.
Yet the sombrero, or hat, may
rumetimr* o>*l v* much 'a l 1800.
Some are made of finest felt,
adorned with gold, silver gpd , Tha revolver was Invented hr
copper,
and a few
with pre- Colt in I(18,
COFFEE lb. 17c
10 lbs.
TULBA, Okla. July 2 1 .-W I—
Asiartion* that airplines flaw
•o low over their re.tauranl
that Ublscloih* were blown from
the table* werv con'alnrd In t
rerent elslm two woman mad*.,
fur (4.300 damages.
Th*
petition contended
111*
planes, landing and taking' off
front th* municipal port, dam
aged tree*, ' radio atrial* arid
thrult because of Ihalr low fly
ing. The city was askad to (lop
th* planti
from “trespassing"
on property th* two women
own. Th* claim w»a denied.
UI)MIR» llll'l!
BANANAS
3 lbs.
FANCY
P (Halva*)
ZVi can
GREEN BEANS
AVOCADO PEARS
Each
C A L I F O R N IA
LETTUCE
—With Perk and
toS a u cs
Large Heads
■ 16 oz. can
LIMES
Brand Praparad
F IM *
htUI 10 f* oz. can
TOMATOES
Doz,
R IF H
IMI.I OR’
ONIONS
rT E R
DOCTORS APPOINTED
TALLAHASSEE. July 11.— ( A
— Dr. A. C. Houghton o f Waal
Palm Baaeh we* ra-appointed to
tha State Board of
Optometry
yesterday. Dr. L. H. Keana of
Miami was appointed to
sueread Dr, WIIHam F. Forty of
Daytona Baaeh on th* board.
Davey's term expired.
3 lbs.
Pound
SILVER BROOK PRINT BUTTER 1 lb. sartso.
STREAM ft BELLEANNA
IK SA L M O N
YOUTH DROWNS
TERRE HAUTE. Ind., July
(t.^—W )— James Doyn* Phillip*.
14,' sank in a U n-foot hoi*
while bathing with thrta com
panions In a erssk near Bridgeton and was drowned late Tues
day. Th* boy was tha son of
Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Phillip* ot
Terr# Haute.
LAD DRESSING
i Whit* (cream style)
Round
IN 2 No. 2 cann
SIRLOIN STE A K S 1b,
STEW BEEF
JULIAN, N. C— OO— V. E.
Coltrana own* a Ouarnaay calf,
“ Quean Patsy," which ha* baas
giving milk ilnea It waa'ala days
old. At lh* age o f seven weeks,
tha calf was giving ahaat half
a pint o f milk dally, .
2 l b s ..;..... ......
(loft!
H A M BU RG ER
Jb.............
Black Hawk
H AM S h alf o r w hole..............
IS 1 01. stuffed J L V
’agatebl Shortening I ft .(
X) fl lb. can
1
i tan Sint I lh. ran 88*
Cloths Blown From
Tables By Airplanes
HIlead
Lb, 5 c
i
LIMES
Each
lc
PEARS
10 Lbs.
21C
3 Lbs.
10 Lbs.
“ 2®
15 c
V IH U IY M
5 Lbs.
19 c
5C Lb*
BEANS
b i:»t
10 Lbs.
im u iK
i i» a n s r o R A
FRESH PRUNES
10c
no. i aVanoAM u
TOMATOES
3 for
14c
r n K s ii
STEAK
1SPINACH
LOCAL HENS
[ PEAS
PEEANUT BUTTER
n a
«
6 for
2 slL 2 5 c
iLICED HAM
MOKE SAUSAGE
Lb. « y k C
BOiUNG BACON N
Lb. H e
BULK SUGAR
5 lbs.
21C
T * i.i. n o a n g v t #e
NESTLES MILK
I0 c
MELLO COFFEE
* .•
25C
MEAL
2$C
“ l OVR
'
5'/?c
rancT .
-
10C
*
2 for
‘ “
4lbB.for
r
t is a w n o c N
Kraft
Lb* 2 5 c
t
. w ATom oaodno
3 for
Lb. 24C
ilt R
CATSUP
m ar
Lb. I f Vjc
K II.L K O
10c
U r .M x n :
Lb. 21C
1411 YU T K Y U K H
aTEEB
is . . . n i p i a n
PINKSALMON
Lb. 1 0 c
SLICED BACON
lie
SC Lb.
LIMA BEANS
Lb. 2514c
Mi l II OS
rnaaL K H
POTATOES
RTYLI
COMPOUND
it x
Ill 4 * T lT R IM J L K * *
aan r o t n - r v
PORK CHOPS
|
2 Ihs. - 4Cr
HAMS
m a in
SOAPorPOWDER
BACON SQU ARES lb ..........
10c
a u m r «
PEACHES
a M
WESTERN
CHUCK ROAST
AVOCADO PEARS 4 for
no. l
CHEESE
2 lbs.
29c
JULY 22-21
5c
rtn cV
FRIDAY ONLY
f It will speak louder here
LETTUCE
Head
"EGG PLANT-------- 2TbF~
ONIONS
BANANAS
Classified Ads
time*
Rll L E Y ’S
POLE
*nd a 4000 mile erulilng rang*.
The distance to Botwood Is only
IDOS miles.
Something?
WISCONSIN DAISY
PEARS
BEAN S
Looking for
If it’s true that money talks
AVOCADOS
)C each
EIGHT O’CLOCK— Mild. Mallow
POTATOES
Neptune
I* about
gs
larger than the earth.
•FRIDAY ONLY
16 Oz. L o a f....... 8c
22 Oz. Pullman 10c
BREAD
^
imM" KARL LEHMANN, taaeaUry *f
rhant* urged city official* to a - ' .
, .
.
' , ,
,
void such a nuisance lory by, , U U k * C" » , Y Ck“ “ U r •*
placing a flat exeiaa tix of
ten C*m *»re* at Ta*ar**, aad tka
rent* on rach utility meterand ] s* s Ipm ini a*«d la galtlag and
nn all telephones, pointing
out amhlkiliaf the plalaras o f
flU
tha! trorh a »M would n l i i an ] film " Florida Baaaty Spats". Mr.
equal ■mount of iponey and bt Lelsasaaa plans la laava Satnrday
a burden of n oon*.
j f a r 'a trip lata New Easts ad
Fevaral Hundred 'Tlectrlcil En
Pick-a-back Plane gineers
from trie south eastern
aactlon of the United Elates will
Finishes Atlantic gather at the Miami BIDmo re,
Gable*. Nov. 28-30 for
Flight In Canada Coral
tfoir annus) convention.
A & P IIAKERS— Plain or Sliced
Itea No.
WASHINGTON, July i t . — C**)
— The Treasure announced r«»
U n ity it would open bid* Aug.
28 for construction o f • seaplane
romp for tho Miami, Fla., Coaat
Guard atation. Coat limit of th*
project la (48,000,
29C
~~
7C
59c
24 lba.
•“£
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PINEAPPLE
A M E R IC A N CHEESE 2 lbs.
Fine Granulated Built
SUGAR
5 lbs....
Fancy Blue Rose
RICE
—J t /'.*• .'
5 lbs.......
Iona Plain or S. R. (6 Iberlltj U I
FLQUR 24 U*. 69c; ^
*
Scoco Shortening Bulk
11
T
JUICE
COMPOUND 2 lbs......
.' ,vEBV»i.
Sultana Brand .
P E A N U T BUTTER, W
A 4 P
Ib
¥
APPLE SAUCE 2 No. 2 c i
Oleomargarine
NUTLEY
pound..,!;..:.;.:.
Sunnyfield
CORN FLAKES 8 <*. !)>*
Uplon-^Ortnf* Pekoe
TEA
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Buford la T h e Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
Seminole County Produce*
Mure Fruit And Vecetablen Than A n f
Similar Arm In America
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Russia-Japan
Tension Grows
In Far East
Member Associated Press
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY 22. IMS
UP THE RAMP FROM IRELAND
I
Friction Over Border
Dispute Increases;
Soviet R efuses To
f W ithdraw F o r c e s
PARIS WELCOMES BRITAIN’S KINO AND QUEEN
I f AMaalalH Prraa
CALAIS. Fra IK*. Juty I I —
— K in g R m i f
arid Q uern
L i l i a beh
t o r jj
ended (h a ir
(a a r
day
i l i l l of
sta te to
F ra n c e , c a llin g
fo r D over at
S J I P . M . a b i|ir d th *
yach t
E n c h a n tre s s .
Denies Intent To *
Snatch Viscount
Scheme AN’;is To Force
Nuffield To S i g n
Letter Of ( ’ r c d 11
UlItMIN'iillAM. Fnglnnd,
July _‘2 (AI') .lulln Itrucu
Thuriitnii w ft M'liteiici’d to
St’Vt’ II viols til prli.ll StTviiiiIi* i'<*t tin1 f.mta->tU' plot to
kulmii* \ isi'iiinii
Nuffirld,
Hritjttti's "It.Mir\ 1'iini", and
lloId him
i ti.r $.',00.(100
rii-tf Hu- 1 nipf oh*tArli*« in a *UC*
c w f ' . i l f-ghr
Sharp word* between So
viet RuB*in and Jnpin fhreatcned the uneasy peace ofi
those rivals in the Far Kaa.
todiy but a hopeful new
omen for Trlendithip in west
ern Europe came irom tn\.*
state visit to France of Kmif
George VI of Rritain.
Friction between Japan and
agMinAt thi* i Irv itu r*
ing fUnip in thf I’arifr. north*
wr-i
’ roil'. . /
!«,[,.J
,, 1■% i hti
n n rth w c t. w h ich n . , . m , *}kM®
wtH
aim ' ' t
I
Thorn ton C o n v i cted
Of Plan To Hold
British Auto Mag
nate For $500,000
t m .l ,
T Til 11 4-. fl» d I ih I n v
fttl
in' g t (• .n ^ l fin * on V an f « ll\ • 1 1 It 1 il'o n d o ti iri(f i h«*ir
hvlll< - in »!.’ m a il wi'iili'iT in ilA o f
H**;t.l IM i TV t <a u n i D o n * ( ’ rH * k .
.o tsi iltli*
rv p o rtn l
A V -1"
Ih** c "' !# '"'111 » i t r i r ill nil
K h M s if .■ ;*njfr r and
th at
tho
*• H i i .4* HIM tv .1 * o rd ered av
r t u n •I’ H V
II .■ridiirp
Ho
th . . !*N|f.' 1)114 ail.m m
hlM iF
hait pm (» i. h.* 1 to w ith m tw o or
(hr re m lit - -»f «h#i
Sn n ilaif * in B r it is h
(o lu m b t a
and IfU t fl h h i -m m W a v h irifto n
"Hilt** m ill I)||- ){||R VMM"I" mnsfil-
Japanese Capture O f
K iukiangP redicted;
InsurgentsA dvance
Englishman Is
Sentenced For
Kidnaping Plot
_
Vancouver Island Or
dered Evacuated As
Precaution Against
Devouring Flames
English King,
Queen Return
•
Fam ilies Flee
Homes Before
Forest Fires
iM MUER 2K2
Established In 190S
rioiHiim
TImm oilai
*
u a < i',,m ii lfd on
i
m d irtm e n t.
'1 in n h o u r*.
i> d ill In te n tio n
m illio n a ire 1 a u tn tiiMM
lie* ro u n *
h i .«m p t if c n it t o n
ntirig# di>
<II11dit'tl
>hit'4* ih tHWind hjrvb
th i4
flmnt M f t n-nlMil m
pfiui i mul III 4**1 f'lfhfi' * ■
*flirt
liitoffrey
1hi'V U |M lu* lin'ky if thry
* IN i n it?1, t iiruri mic
Mia-1*
|n ,nIo a\
«tir »iii
the
flam.
1Ifi. Ill H* i .iiitii t iiV4|irr<t
f UM ia aro se fro m demand-, i f ,
Kaitfir.l
1I *. *...... *• 1 i' i•■< I' m" r|i*fi Irt
ap tn and
M anch n ukun
lh«<
f atm
11"in \ tirt'imi
' rtfl |
1.........iHi *'"" ' " isidii 111 l.firil
A u a aian
fo rm
ha w ith d ra w n
.MI.IHHI si. . »■ full’ll fill1
" M
from n e a r r h a n g k u f e n g . w hich
i hr* mi: ifi Foil ir* 1nridmu
1flM i1\■i 11 i * n
th ay d eclared w as
M sn rh o u k u o
- I'd.“nf** wan
j*
i ftshmi* i » s »ii, ift*wilt.'1
" . Ol’ •'»' * 1 (f
•oil. R u s s ia r r fu se d , con tend in g
**t |»*
ho*. 1. v*huh had hern >
1 V.
tre a ty m aps proved a re a
w ss
l" * * w»Hi Ihi*
?■
tIIICt ilny* |o i'Viniisly.
1o*•"l' » • . iii
•k st have
atem m ed
fro m the
■'3 ’
•i lit.
a dort ti .ithr i l.inl.lmg.
w ith in R u s s ia .
, 1 o-‘ - iiti'nrrd ta
11l
llnli -h r ♦Iiimioa >>f(i
ro
The incident
rrpeats
crises
r a c li
Flying frnni Koynen, Inland, via Monti i;il. .ilm.inl (armi Hri* i |
)M>|1i’d Ihry found lima
of
l°ii|i Ul-dafined border between
hut
lu’Si* a l|i vki'h k n iv i’ a, H fu r
Urn's
“
pick-a-back"
Mercury,
(
’apt.
Donald
V
T
llcnnrti
(right!
Dr#
Russian Siberia and Hanchoukuo
run
1 h«* V .m M 'iiv fr fdliim i ronflnisr® *
aince Japan’a conquest of Chi and Albert Cosier (left), wirelea* operator, arrived at Port Wash
ni'h li
lion Th«*v d1 1re-e• art»«I
hi*ll
na'* Manchurian
provinces
in ington, N. Y., after 22 hours and 1H iiiuiutca lit the air. Thry *r# I hr fit putirrtl into CDrtolnut lo di.«
*«f l tn* f.O w a r old
J U i d M i brought her
armies
m tbayw ( t a a .up Lka ramp frpm a small boat that carried !it;»
:-*n« d"*» I#- tifififh w i n
firrftf KUtitr pumps*
hr
ahawe , t i » » . them ashore. *
t \uffn-M ihoard hit
f Iiir r r it f i* r i* n i
|irrv|o u ® ly
hml
aM.
m.'t. 1'a di.May'"
In-r n f f jin r t r H
by
W mmI i iniet "i*
Tlti* IMill* Li lot a nfrivi'il fForeign
observers tn
Mos
‘ " I i Ini Imdgar
,. L’»ti* jiiiHiurihra. Thry raid mrn | •rivf fh* tii’uii*, i ii.iDgi-r* fron
cow axprataed a belief th* In
f mIf* airuiijfiug
hid hruii nrrn
fire®, and 1(it* 'rillp l* Dt p I * » <r f "11 told
t II
\li
Kn. Id.off ik.lm •I
cldant would h* solved peace
; Hut h 'lm' »»f ihrni apimrriiltv I 11Mr ft 1 It li ■
I" I**r lim.fHHI
,| •In-1* w »< •*L li.n
It'* L’ 11*0-1 d trom ,
ably.
win* mid iviilnl by Iho ili'Riio 1 upfii hv *» ot rol I' l•*i "i i *ta-* I" ' i.mi |.1, hi, he. 4 **ll til" I' - 1tin*
Cautious
optimism
prevailed
' i*i*i jtills flipIII itiie *hr flamer.
Ml t li
Hi
partiiup.*** ifi Ih* I m
.......... Hi Lot- id. I'iiik
In French diplomatic circles as
Fttfpatry
u f f ir ia la
*l**i
I'.vrry I’nssiMo Loan
i)« I.
I I {..li-l 1had thr 1t>i
ibte Thoi in »i c 11* «' u III. 1t*
King George and Queen Elite*
ti•urircij 200 nirn hi'Mt from old
Inndo tJttU , jit ix id m g
beth left Paris for home after
i-s •Minlt', Ban Ivors Say
*idi*
point!*
tn fight th r V»m
tory of Uif iocjd •ink*, S '(hi
four day* of pageantry in France,
ro u ve r In la n d b la t r w ould Ih * i *
Kirrhhof f
attesting the close bonds be
"III \\| tt*. tills 22.
Nearly
turned »!* “ in r ip c r t r n e r d
M\Vt> ill I* U\ ing m Hn* U
tween the two great democra G igantic Aquarium Is 2,597 Mile Trip From
I ""
I ml
Itankin - ,.f f'enlral
Agi*.*" t h f t
- -iiiun
D'd.
cies. The better feeling w a s
Hm .1
Azores Is Made In
nrniir .» so,tl. (,f
Scientific And E d
-itjdinv; thot ih*- ttnilili sit pM*"o*n'.
based on report that Dictator
.iml . i' i.- v, |.(lww,.,| „
1 a ?s n Thun 1 8 H ou rs_____
ucational P r o j e c t
Hitlar of Germany had offered
it huld Ly iti'ittil 2 |h*i t’*’ i»! of ttnpopul.il i-'M Hi siud Hn
l‘»
to work out a compromise settle
I'
II .L'fls d. RF'f* (hull*.
PORT WASHINGTON. N Y.
ment of “outatending question*”.
The recently opened
Marine
thi* (•■mi*If " f Hit* morit’ v t'hiuuf
IM'I Ills *' 11Mi *■*j | U |,41 s L| ( tfJuly
22—
i/V)
Germany'*
I!*
inn
The war map in China re Studios near St. Augustine were
era an * in ih** hi*rid* " f tht* i-nin
•»r J u ly | r,t
L llin if
hint
i al jpi.il flyinif boat. Nonlmrtr,
mained unchanged
foreign
mail pro^ L ;m .| I hid I h**y v*dl
! m <I
iilu iiv .4 “ mutli*
rv**ry
characterised
Friday
by
T.
L
observers
predicted
Japanese
alighted here this morning after
wurerrd in hiHigntg I.luting pro*
• *»»'.! I•*j*n 4*i4ii(ti*It'fi ( wi'h (cimmI
Simpson, president of the Semi- » non stop flight of 2.3117 miles
soon would capture Kluklang.
perily t<* lh«* l*nilt*d
hy
ti iiit Hw )iim*(ir«*" m (heir rqInsurgent
diapa'ehea
from Dole County Chamber of Com #cr>.ss the Atlintic from the
■
me tn i
tin*
lown't iid Plan
U*’t( vr i'(iitittiuni(ti"*,
eastern Spain said government merce. as "wonderfully educa Ariirrs in IT hours and 12 mtnH" n'^oliiMun vv,*i pipitpntnf
Happy birthday to Police I’ hlrf which tn* pri'di* !-' v*ill hi* * nat trd
tioops had been driven frees the tional and an excellent attraction Utvs.
hy J!|in i h, l *.*TI'*
,4»*
Muron y Allen nf
Hoy
( j * Williams.
mountains as
Insurgents con for tourists."
M r. I *n o n fittu d u 'l »mj1 th at th r
I" I i» '• Niitiiniiil JL«nk n f OrIt hud U'vn tosse.l into th* air
* i in .
i i ........... ' ............ .
tinued the drive toward Valencia.
• land
fo lln w in jr Mti m Mr*-** in
H
n lim it tn i i** • t . *\. A h i I . Ill oft.
••
Visiting the studios recently. at a -prcii of about 110 milts
An important drill session ut wen ll li •if i |n* world
nil*,
in .* l h» li I hilt III.' YS.f'N* wloi
lir ^,’inl >hi»r tin* Federal
i hut
th«* I » • i i
M i- M 1 1"l! ie \ . Mr
Mr. Simpson declared he was im l«-r hour yrstvrilay by th* muth- the Medical Detachment of N« IKOO moo (5(1(1,4)11(1 and
i
d On 1 . " . I .
• Hi.
.* n
••••■*♦ nnw hii* 2B (inert
pressed by
lha va«tnesa and n ship at Hurt*, Axores.
tiunal Guards will be held In the w ealt ii o f the 1 ruts-. S ( h I p * »■* J e I IM I I I .......... i l l ,1.. II* * i V 1 .UK
’ r'Ci«*| v M.iiit'l )
1* II . 1
“ tnjruther with
n W u l Js p i'ir r r it «• iliH l .»t nl u
V\ |i*i*oir. VIrv Kt M' h n i li
Th* fliaht i* part of a series Armory tonight at (1:00 o'ckick.
uniqueness of th* project.
It
‘ 1*1»Hi finit I
ifi »ve rii rune n I
....... fl V l ...........
Af pi* - 1 i«
w h ile
I"* p .ip u la f mim if th is n il• II- i
1 it pill.
Mi- I'olltn-, Mi
is another In the gruwlng list ol of tut* 10 be mail* prior to reg
-» 4»*rh »■* TVA with nub* ■iim v ,tfr|1
■'■Pei'
"
' it *?m
II. . .......
u tar ( ■m rn ric i i i a i r v i c * u ti os*
j Florida s tourist attractions,
County Agent C. R. D aw so n tion i> .ell ty tji'tw c rri 7 and * per mi. \ VI iltli I’d J\«'ii li.o l>
lenthnif fum-(ioim/*
*d1
II*4 >.r i|ln.*w», P n ’‘-iil» ut M It Im hodilmr i tnf 1 * \ .....Hi...,
Ih* Atlantic by way of the repressed satisfaction today with cent •f th - world - total.
said.
Mh'l*
it vl**Br NUlqs
Hr. AL.h.
i
( i * - d oft
'l
ajkhl hank ilrpuniU m the t lilted
* was *lnr|i(.
Aiorrs,
the
rapidity
with
which
voles
g A large number of boya at tha
The studio*, he explained, are
I poliry on tint part nf
p iiu lu - i
•
1" fc44d »«' "ifl
t-11 <1
were
being
cast
in
his
office
i>n
The
German
flying
boat
landed
YMCA Camp on Loka Winona the only ones in the world where
He am id
H III*OiIh^ H * 'lim y l*»fi of f l i l i i l * .
! th - Vr
are taking Vaaaona In rifling from marine life can be observed in nrar th* British Irans-Allsr.'lc lhe celery marketing referendum.
lJI hi1*1 in *4 ]i|er( w*»K*
In ( ' ) l ) Hi it *liM
('*■
;»
•
l»
1
1
•
phk-u lurk plans Mercury which
Lieut C. B. Schtrerd and are lu native state.
iiniscrvutive llh* H ir.nl »*n Ifhi m Ihe
' ‘ l l ll li h i r
•asking to qualify for medals
|n the gigantic aquarium nre irach*d here late yratirduy after
•■litl I’uiiflirt liiH w ttfii
iliffcr^nt
th**ii
**♦!*»•' lin g
a
flight
frum
Ireland
with
one
In -i in h e* o f the g o ve rn m e n t.
bafore tha cloao of tha camp to-, numerous species of ocaan life
H
»nt
ntv
"
m
i
th4
morrow. . just as they appear in the waters stop at Montreal.
I
I'-Mdlrtl
ptti pur* y
.
*.
J a c k s o n v i l l e July irj—
1•» « f-Jerel <i<i»tn ,m.i.
tt,.Mr. Bchlrerd stated that tha of the tea
Most aquaria segreI tin President Heads For
in i if *
( I f C ju s | j| l
—^ ,r
tham icr i.f font- Airrn-ul'urnl
Adjus'm.'hi
boyt had taken Interest In the gate the different species; there
v.
Ihr
a*, h«*
SEC
Seeks
Injunction
L
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l
O
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l
O
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5
I
5
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r
e
t
ir
e
is
.........Im
lin
g
a
stu
d
y
.,f
.
......................
...p
an.led
c itid u i tin g a stu d y o f | r . n
l» . ..v p a tid e .l s e v e n ! t n .r ,
Ijiine Paeific Islands
claiaet and thit ha nyoatad tha! fore, marine life ran not be ohl-i i p i r t y , t h r n h> h- . f i1n ii- H n *
Florid.'
boya to hovo completed tha re-' served as it actually la. How- Against HoIdingFirm
u raoin sjC T n N D C Julv 21 ....... ' ................ .
to" lhlM providing I'mployni.m f..« * t ly ,
Thu*
f ••fnni -lor ii*r 4*
lit*
W A S H I N G T O N . U« p reaen latio n to I'r .- s ld .n t Roose.......... and n n r.- w .i k o . ABOARD Id. .N. S . H O U S T O N .
...............targets *be
■“ avar in th* Marine Studios proquirwi 10 qualifying
_ ( ^ _ T h . Social Security Board y#|l
j , h„_n
...... .
f r i n n l M r. M lilt* i tha . tty t »i *
a’ present erupt..y
LN'IlOItTE Tl» PANAMA, July
Jact porpoises, marks, huge te a
fore the ramp aloeaa.
NEW YORK, July 5 2 .-I A 1 •
*
n i lif
ii
w
i
in
Im*'
Wanted (f.O
I (l . « 0
............ted hy 1rid e s tin ' ir in r d y in g o f tin- ,n
23 >/Vi
Prvsirtvnt
Roosevelt’*
ln
.a - The
r h # study
stu d y w.s
w ss
For tha pre-n»arl*soan medal turtles, and fish of all kinds and SecuriGes and Exctypnga Com asdsUne.
In Florida during
,ta
,.Ml tlI■, u
, h„t plirymrrit situation it will tonm , till Ih n t »'f th** r..'sii* mid t it " vieation fishing cruise led him
tha hoys must soakd a aoOra of descriptions can ba teen mingling mission filed suit hare in f*d»r- f»ca1 yaor anded,June 39lb#
u
rlul .ii
if.: • Ni l th a t tin fin 1h* a i1' " inLloM III today toward the Galapagos Is\ m tr tea's econ m nlr other iiiiJIi'Ut.i o f
twenty points out o f a poaalbla together.
al court charging tho Associ
'li t4 mtK(rfAnii*llt ro l Id In- in id *.
This figure, reported by Ih*- prablent
t h i ■ 'a le .
land., the locale of one of lha
No.
I.
Harold
folco,
I t on 10 conaocotivo single hull’*
Mr. Simpson pointed out that ated Gas and Electric System agencies Juno bulletin. Included
Mr- .Mather, slot - e fh ever
president
tr.ingest mystery death stortaa
of
the
orgunixatinn
"T'llmmi
snd
eotloli
<
|
U
I.I
aye targets from a dVatnnca of 50 tn addition to the educational ad' with violation of tho Public Util 51.044,*00 for old age asalaUnc*
at business u '.ia n l.
vi-il .1 ever to niiiir nut of the Pacific.
limit 1). rain's production. Its •t,>
fret gad in a prone poeKlon.
vantages of tha project to Uti ity Holding Act of 15,15 and tha and |71,BOO for aid to tha blind.
thit building -a v.ral 1.'in
dm
The
voyage of It
hundred
Colei* in a lijtli-r lo cummfttei* r.a-ul
triuli* agreements
witti
la Uila group Billy Grey la tha public, and tbo benefit to Uti Securities Aet or 1533.
Uig the lire ' lit wi l t u:,l lie miles lay a head of the Houston
Thera was no approved state plan menders mcnily r ppointed to
rdher
t min'fieri
nre seiimr !>'
only on# who has qualified. Jud State of Florida as a tourist at Th* action area# as remit of for aid to dependant children.
i lured th it up. in rompli'l mil of wh*'it -hn left Glipper'mi (darid
confer with th.* I'n-.ul.-nt of tho striking at Florida's wealth '•
aea Waal haa two of the targets. traction, tha atudloa will serve to •yxlem's efforts (0 extend the
ihe deal SuiiL.i't wmiil.l I, e..m yesterday,
Outlining April operations in State’s rronomic |ir..ldems said;
Tier
refrigeralore
cau-e
nf
importa'irin
»
f
fnni
Fred Wight, sint Jere Darmlny. provide scientists of marine lift securities which mature Nov. 15. detail, tho bulletin said Florida »jr|or|
Hurlilu
hea kt'riit. i
•fn ■ the i.vrrflnwing with fish Hie Presi
■S'l ,|re
p
r.
factors and vegetablea free or at t'
tint Alfred Green, OMI Jack Oa- with exceptional opportunities to SEC attorneys sought an . im- paid btmflU lo 306 out of fl,h which enhance our economic
trm.
dent and his party caught in O
ilueed duty during the time ■(
hara. two; Jack Hickman, one. •lady the life of the sea
mrdialp injunction against the 1,000 of tho stato'a agad P»PU- ,ta(u, M .........
'Ir. Mather n iire l pr.'-i n liv e hour expedition.
with olh.-r year when our pruurctiim i
'
Bitty Holly head, alii Na*i Ensign, many of the Basards usually ac Holding Company, '•
lation, wall abova Urn national southern stilet hut Ftnrida'a inti il i penk.
t -nanla of Ho. budding that a
one i and Donald Domlqgue, two. companying such undertakings.
average of 214.
mate and close relationship to
M F D U 'A I, t 'A H E T A L K
"A
'rue story o f phnspliaiet non at title III lie |u petty had
NAVY
FI.IKRB
KIU.F.D
‘la tha nest group which reDeclaring that with an lattini
Nevsrthaleaa,
tho
Florida her sister southern states makrs and its production In K l 'i i d i ; 1 n found tialtaf irtory and it
t l l l t ’ A G O . — (4 5 - C h s ir m a n
WASHINGTON. ~(/F»— The
qntrta a aeore ef ( » ,>ol*ta investment af ( 500.040 tn
monthly avorngo par reeipiant our prob'ems mutual.”
F ra n k
announced
la » t
and that o f lung oil production, wat determined that hnth ci'y G lenn
of a poaaibla
50 fW
Urn project, Mr. Simpson said the Navy was notified yesUrday that wae ealy (15.11 compared to an Charles llrlmly af Miami snd
citrus
and other
production and county tvses hud h ern paid night the round 'aide session of
Ueutetianl
James
Albert
Murphy
Sanaa medal, S lip Grey management would doubtieau he
averegw for tho nation of 510.29. Mr*. Marie H.d.lrrnutn of t'oeoa pha es will lie formulated
fur t o 'tints, the pmiK-rly wo Id ia. the R e p u b lica n p ro g ra m c o m m it. Ml
qualifying ; r '
repaid many limaa, over within and Orville Melvin Stews't.
Tbo atale paid bene file to btl hare been add'd tn Ih* commit discussion with the President". tskirt over hy his cum era.
Ir v in A u g u s t w ould aeek to de
aviation
rhlef
machlniat
mate,
the M il few year*. The day
David Bach haa Rre»
blind parsons out of each 100,. tee Colee annuunerd.
The Orange ( ‘minty Budding te rm in e " 'h e p ro p e r
scop# n f
Loire said the committee hoped
he vkMed the stadioa, he assert were killed In • plana crash 000 total population, 17 more A bulletin issued by Colew’a to have I'* report ready by early ami l-onn Association r rrnt'y g o ve rn m e n ta l re s p o n s lh ility fo*
tha medal e f M i
are Donott Jawaa with ed, the weather was relay and aaar Redwood City, Calif.
than tha avorngo for 38 atato's office states:
tetllrd a|| (axes on the properly m islie al c a re .’*
Fall.
ml 10 targetg and la y unpleasant yet about too parsons
operating such aaalalanea plana
BNROUTE TO U .L
with both the rounty and city. Tho
Ivanee information shows
ware there s i the time. If Utia New Vork,—(^ -‘-Thn German Th* average per recipient for tha
eounty had charged 5l7.2dHX'J
Florida has a number of
COLORADO SPRINGS, - </P»
la any Indication o f the Interest eeaplane Nordmeer took off from month waa (15.25, compared to
encouraging possibilities if Charles P. Howard, president ef •gainst (he property, not includ
la the stadias, he added, during tha catapult ship fttfcwsbcnland a at-otate average of (22-53.
under federal regula the International Typographical ing interest and prrnltles. That
the
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te proceed with her ex- Union, fall daad of a haart at wsa settled upon paymmt nf II
Partly cloudy tonight and Bob•J "
m day should be ad- at 4 P- N., adt, Fna-Am«rkan
Obesity I. m
p rogram
tack at a hotel (Antlers) Ust and coats, amounting to 5C0.K1, urday, scattered showere 8ot«f»
after
■4ttt4e
Airways repo»«od F*«4er4sy.
tbo age of 40.
sugar production, llaltod ,nlgh'.
under tha Murphy Act,
Jay.
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L e x G reen
Is
Mather May Make
C l u b s Headquarters Of
C om pany !n City
Speaker A t
k P ic n ic O f T o w n s e n d
German Flying
Marine Studios To Boat Ends Hop
I d N ew Y o rk
A t t r a c t Tourists
Simpson Declares
I ’m nil til t' Firm Mend
Is Nf^uliatiiu; Fur
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City News Briefs
Winona Campers
Qualifying F o r
Rifling Medals
$2,016,400 Given
In State By Board
Security
State (’ of C Is Conducting Study
Of Florida’s Economics For FDR
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Islets Nose Out
Ten M ajor Golf Tournaments
Saints By Narrow
Listed for Florida East Coast
Margin of 2 to 1
D O U B LE V IC T O R
V isitors G et 12 Hits .
O ff A t watery Schneider
Triple To Right-Center By Pitman Ties
Score In Ninth But Four Hits In
Final Frame Decides Battle
night gars Uariy Itiei’a I n la w
R*di • 4 I* 4 victory over Mann
K*r Bill Badgers hanfonl |.o.ik
Outs in a game In which IMati.J
r*cwrd*4 13 hits o ff two l.ookoul
pBdWn while two ttnl htirlei,
*B*"*d tha local delegation an
Wen half dozen.
f Dutch BchnHder slurtftl nil tin1
Mil fo f LnokouI* but von* rejilucr'd
kjr Ctmr le At witter nftcr if tvmu,
thrir half of lh* r'ghth when
IMi I’ ll man tripped lo the ligh:rcnlcr field « t | to ,rnre l.ing■on and La via.
The Keit, Irok* th* hr
in
llo-ir half o f the f.nul ■lantu
a lo-n Ilclklmp
singled.
Newell
funned but Farrell singled lo Ipft.
Aleno * j , safe on a fielder's
choice sending lU lknsp to third,
'■'ma'hc's singled .coring tie knap
mil Jackson’s single scored Aleno.
•|>' thru* tun*, allowing two hit"
tad milk Ins iwu m u . RcltrirUkr
Ju*l.rrturned to the mound uft •t
• tbr** •week’s layoff due *o a
Atwater pi-purr.I
.Vihnrid r
bwt was hit freely, lie*
nirk*+d
' - ftv 10 hlti but hr krpi them wHl
; aratterrd exrrpt. In the ninth
«W fl tha Roda hunched foui !
safeties. Tbc lookout"
nipped I
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ntnnim tr n>
r- um ( M i , for MM IIILi. Ib lkll ip I
Ip W0;( tnkrn 'fii.il hfir r |'drhirijj H
two thirds Iririiru'** und tr
by Keiil I’nrtrr.
BP..A- Th*
still t.d .tha ..critic
M
-a . Red.
,
[ ‘ IA lh#fr half iif (hr firM mnm,:
M Newel ^vttlkril and Imdi Hurd .
‘ On PnirtU’s single tr» d«*rp right
Porrtft going to Krronil ..n th*
, throw In to tliir*i. A k m
f'lad
V out ■«*! a^maMirr* %%ulk»>«|. 1'i.n
; Irtrms let onr of Krlmridrr’" fei***
ones gel aw*y Mid New**!) tadird.
' Jackson sinr lrd to right rrntrr
I •coring P»rr?tl »nd Smuhtriv
:
Th* Red!! w om l i»n«* inurr in
i 11m fourth *hrn Jons singkd to
£ rights took srcofid on llrlkna u * t
■tblk bhd rcnteil nn Neweli’a
single to shorl rrntrr.
&uifor<l »ct>ml twin* in Ihfir
■ M f * f Ihe slilh when lang
f *lOO singled to left and took see
7 «Od when Davis walked. A |>nsaed
hall Silvanrid Imth nu-n ami thry
I Mored on Pitman's single to
' WfL
i n Bgfifortl knoUnl thr r«»unt in
Violators Tried
Before Miller In
Municipal Court
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'P E N major golf eha»plon»hlp*
I will b* pU|«d during th* 1*1*
Pouth«rn h i m ) *t thri* leading
florid* R u t Coaet raaort*—P*hn
Beach, BL A aputlb* and Ormond
[teach — according to lb* oBe 1*1
date# Jtut r»l*aa*d,
Tb« National Championship of
Club Champion*, for tho Waltar J.
Trarta Memorial Trophy, ooa of
(hr leading golf compatltloaa of lb*
Florida campaign, will b* alagad
for the twatfth year In aurcaeelon
.1 BL Augustin*. February 11 to
IS. fa it eeaoon'i winner waa Bur
leigh E. Jacob*. Jr, Oyaarold
Wauwatosa. Wloe. schoolboy. Who
defeated Frank Sirs fact, former
national public links champion, In
a thrilling 1* hols Boat.
The Amateur-Frofsaslonal Hast
Dali Hatch Flay Championship lo
bo played on BL Augustin* IJnka.
March IS lo 1*. la expected again
lo attract tba country's leading
smatsura and profasiionala Nota
bio profasalonal* who have com
potrd In this classic ara Ralph
Ouldaht. who recently won th* na
tlnnal open till* for tha aocond
year In success Inn; Henry Picard,
Bam flnead. Oon* Sarasan. Byron
Tnul*
h VuViVit
G O L F G I Y S I R was crested In Dels leer* river *1 Shs wnre. P a, when alammlng Ham flnead. th* Whit* Bulphur Spring*
links star, took • bill out of ■ watery 'Tie." 8 n :id waa ■ eonles*
lanl In lh* Professional Golfers Aaaoctsllon tourary. Though he'*
root here, flnead was plenty hot In qualifying malrli. He burned
no the Khan nee Country club round with It, Hirer under par.
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from the u ir by At in c h in g w h n t
Ir s to *he tail." o f pig eo ns. T h e y
rr leased the hirtl." o ver 1h e ir cl*i*r«.
The Field Mu"e tints I’hicngo,1
bus nripiirrd ti collection of thrar 1
vi HI"* Its made from reeds nnd |
Ninn.ll gotirii". The whistks con
tained from two to night pipe*
each.
The ('on, inrnt*l D ivmI.- i. a wtter. lit-il cna'eil by
mouttl.iun
ranges or tablelbtul-4 of the HwVy
rimuiilaiiij ami extrmls from Mex
ico to t'anmln.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
ANNOUNCEM ENTS
SITUATION WANTED
of
the
R>tn»e
mnl»'*ic**d
**» pay $Ci or
"pelid
70 tiny"
in jui . y he was ah«»
c h a in e d vu'.h u nsau lt fu r w hich
she \vu" sent diced t » pay I I I ) or
xpend Jo iln y t ui ja il ,
M ALARIA
COLDS
Tha 19)1 tournament dates for
Palm ftea ch . Ormond D *ach and
8L Augustin*, follow:
BT. Al'CH’ iCTINE — January I t W
IT W inter Championship * f Florid*
ir o n r a d* Ic o n C u p ) ; F tbruary II
to I I : Twelfth Annual N a t i o n a l
Championship o f O olf Club Champtoos
I W altar J. Travis Memorial T rop h y ) j
February II t* March 4 : Florid* Fast
Coast W oman'* Cham pionship IMr*.
W m. TL Kanan. Jr. T ro p h y ) I March
II to l » ; Fifth Annual N ational * m e
teor-Prafesslrtria) Beat Ball Mateb Play,
Championship.
OllMOMT) BEACH— F -b ru a rr T ta
I t ! Ormond peach Ovamaioewhtpj
F ebruary It to II • w om an1! South
Atlantia Championahtp.
PAI.M PEACH -J a n u a r y I b l l r
ta k a W orth T otiruam enl; F eb ru a ry
t to I * : W om a n 's' Cbamplnaahhp aT
Palm B e a m : Feb. 11 to U i A oolh
F lorida Champhmahlp: FaK I I ts
Mareh | ; Men’ s Champtossahlp * f Palm
A t U B a iu n q
J a n k a U td S Q A
.
L ECONOMY an6
SATISFACTION use
Double Tcxkdfboub/eA ctian!
The Hindu, believe 'hat
the
Ganges river rl*r* from the feet
of lirahrna.
l i V
BAKIN G
POWDER
S m t A t p J W w * dffJfayy^.
I S ounce* fur 15*
v
H o S la c k filling
1
full P*ek
EIJC8 DIE FROM STARVING
MISSOULA. Mont.— IrPt— Star
vation I* the principal cause of
ilrilha among elk o f tha upper
Gallatin river country in the win
ter time, * survey by the forest
service disclosed. O f KS death.,
rangers decided fi5 wire directly
due lo food shortage on the win
ter range.
M illio n s prefer this ^flavor
that is different"
W It's • AkUlfuI ceo** betweew
raayoanaits gad old-faehioned
boiled dre**ing— with • ipecul
piquancy *11it* own I Miracle whip
is totally different from all othar
drtttinp—unoolher, fluffier, more
delicioua-Try Miracle Whip—*oool
M KACli WHIP CONTAINS M OM —
\
PAX MOW—OP THE COSTIYINGWDIEMTSI
BY HAM FI
'■ NIVAIRB SAV 1
MUCHpMrsilUaAH*
1 WAS 'EES PRISM'.
'■ SAVE MV LIFE.
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* ^ r r a s yo u , m v
if e w
L FRIEN'.
'E E S CLOTHES A N '
TH B B N SS A l l BEN
'B B S D U FFL6 T - r - *
BAG, M'SIEU* J £ ? K
F-SIDE1
OkI ^ U s . a. .
P A 'N . D U N N ^ S t t r i r O p i u t l v ^ l l
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S U IT C A S E W H O
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P L A N T F O H T V E IG H T k IS H ER E T O S E E
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F \ V 0 U e M R . PEN FIELD.
AM* OOOO MORNING— W O U L0 VOU
T S U - M 5 : f S t f lE L D THAT TH E MAN
FROM PLA N T FORTY EIGHT I * r v
til s
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of
Frances Fields, deceased
Mis* Kathryn Htmphlll, *f Caluit
bla, A C., who won golf champloi
ships at Palm Bssch and 4L Au
ustlns last winter.
JOE PAIeOOKA
W-WMAT V«A* MW
LAST W O R O Sf
DID HI — PIP H|
■ V I " — DIO HI
« A V X WAS
i
. FO K G IVIN r
Fliectlln r
9
Annie
M ae liredi, charged
ItichThe fir"i |*iotc«t\n* mhlionary with a"saul*, wm*
ird finger. Jr., i bnrticil
with
lo till nit Will Hnlwrt ilorriiHUi*
|conte rnpi o f co y i t wan sen •
pent oilt by Ihw liiitdon Mi"?ii‘<nteiiccd til pay S*» or upend III
ary Hociely to f utittiis In IHUT.
day* in jail. The ru
uf Funl
Nevada ha* produced mote than
Lamb, charged with *»d aultt w •»
a Ullion dollar" in mineral wen lh
tiansfirretl lo this toun*y,
Kl*
since iHIll),
NEW YORK—OF)— David J.
waul lim y, chargctl
with petU
Urverty*
scn*fprvd l » pay Sa|io*a, chief economist of the
National Labor Relation* Hoard,
$10 or spend 'Jo day" m jail.
nrruacd many *mploy*r* of hav
ing InUneifiad anti-union aetlvUiex sine* th* *n«ctm*nt of th*
h tench Labor Relation* Act, In a eurv«y
'.B U S IN E S S SERVICE
Florid *
C. M. Boyd & Co.
run \ tin: ti coinrub-d wai|H*n( h j i
It
of
c’onnly of Jemlnol#
Y»m and each of you are hereby
notified and required t>» present
■nr claim* apd cemendt which
Tho French have created
M IlllO N kof I'lHJHDS HAVI ft t t N
PARIS, July
IX—1 /n -P a ris
in the dr Her1* of Algeria by sink
IJS tc) s v O U M f . O V l f l N M I NT
liolirrnicn have round tha* thry
ing arirnian welts.
ain't nmtend
with *hc Farrel1 hr«tc«| Norman
farmer"
who
hawk *hnr ware* in Paris' rrn*
traI markets, *«> loud speakrr"
have hern installed At the mar
How harm cm Miy Urn FIIA To
ket" *0 aid *h# officers.
Finance Farm Property?
Traffic in the market tone ha"
Letn in a hopeless Ung’e for
W rite* F ie a e » r ■#«
year"
bectuse
tho
policemen
couldn't make themselves heard
above the bellows of tha farmer
Watdaw MuMI Bul1*tuw
me reliant men.
r m r A fiO ,
July
Long In-fore nnlln fiPcd the e*h*r |
with *wim: tun**" and symphii- |
mi
Elat*
you. o r e i t h e r o f y o u . m a y h a v e
acein s!
the
estate
of
Fr an«-*a
F i e l d * , d o t e need, l a t e o f > «( d f o i j n
ty. l o t h e C o u n t y Ju djr e «*f H* m »note I ’ ftuni y, F lo r id a , at h i" o f f I re
In th e co u rt
hnuee a t
Nan fo rd .
F lo ri d a ,
within
eliiht
oa len d nr
m o n t h * f r o m the d a l e o f t he ft re t
p o h I Ira Ho n o f
lit In notice,
ll a c h
rtalrn o r o em a n tl m u st he in w r i t
Injc a m . m i n i • l u t e th e p la c e <»f
re e ld e n n e and p**al o f f t r e add re * a
of
th e
r ln lm n n t
a nd
m in i
Lt»
• w o r n t o by the c la i m a n t , attent
o r a t t o r n e y , o r the a o m e w i l l •>*
r o m e v o id a ce o rd ln ir t o la w
T h l e l « d a y o f Jtilv. I H t
H A Y lfO N Tt riK I.D H
Hawkers Force Police
To Hue Isoudspcakcrs
ChincHcWere. First T o 1 « .u
Enjoy Music From Air l]""n
LEGAL NOTICE
PLANT
DAN
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9
AN IN D EPK N D EN T D A ILY N EW SPA PER
Member Associated Pres*
VOLUME XXIX
& Movie Firms
A re Charged
W ith Monoply
Mo r g a n
recounts tv a
Cummings Files Suit
In Federal Court
After P r o b e By
Justice Department
Earthquake In
'Greece Causes
DcathAndRuin
'
J
AnnouncementBrings
S h a r p Decline In
Shares On Market
1
ft
£
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1M 11 tt'Tv,
M lk T Itl
/
-4 «tA
& as& ,srt
*0 tha final showing
hr* at Ih^thc-
•Ur1*.
The Justice Dipartmint med
a* principal defenders
aramount
Picturss,
lac.,
I »w‘,
Inc, Irving Trust Coin pan of
New 'YYork as trustee in aukruptcy for Ridlo-KeDh Or ieum
Corporation,
WYrntr
Bribers
Pictures.
Inc., Twentieth Ccnlury-Fox Film Corporator Columbia Pictures Corporatior Unlnited
versal Corporation and
ArtlaU Corporation.
The announcement was| followed by the loss of vcral
potnla In- amusements she a on
the New York stock marks
10 Are Killed
In Prematu£
Dynamite l ast
The lmpetug whtt i.trt•d numy a UtUv d on
thn way upward 11» for*
tune w u a tmalJ 1 uifled
ad placad ia U daily
newi paper, Tha tllMUuwad
that often Unha
tha chain of
frequantiy Ufa
which he
1 ■thv
want-nd
of which ha
vantage of 1
alraa to buy or j
hire. “B lf
tlo aeoraa
a f *■
»ro
Artillerymen S c o r e
1 Hits On Building
In Attack On City;
!
Advances Of Japs
Halted By Chinese
Sinn Forces R e t u r n
Shell For S h e l l
In Spite Of H e a t
k ille d
Itt**rv
n
No AmerieanA Hurt
jiip
r«-
HA HR W
lull JO — (A D
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population m Ihr (Imp*,
vill-tgf affrrlt-ti unniheri alurii
h.liim
fho ,hork la lr,i tirl'Acrn L*i
and J11 acrond-.
--Th e la i rcrinit,
rarthtpiaSo*
affrrlm g iht- amr , irinify, o*
d o ling A then, and Corinth,
r-nrrw,| in |[12a
mn, r rlt.«ti
I on t-r.on, w.rr klllrd and a
rw n ts. July jo t,p. niiti i
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DdIoq TitfliPI H iUM living George Inviteu
As Show Mastodon*
Powers To Join In
BrcakThrough Line
Banishing Threats
JA toS V IL L E . Wi^. July 20— hPi— AI c;.
Barnes circui cn
tramtfl today for I Liven port, in .
after participating in nn outdoor
thriller that wasn't ,,urt of ‘ h*',
regular program.
I
Elephant.,. labor union pickr'.,
ami the law tangled in a wild'
wild
1 Kmc iioorgf and lju'-n r.lixu
melee al (ha circus ground, last
in<ih , pi nl Iho day in n ttU'JI
night.
rounil of carvmnnic" ii.lmimg
U bor unionists formed picket)
line, before tha main entrance
of tha show which ii affiliated
w.Wi Kiogiing firothcr, and Barnum and Bailey circus, recently
forced to close by labor trouble.
They raid the circus used ele
phants to break the picket lines.
Sheriff James Croaka said he
was "chased a block" by an alephant when he tried to reetoro
order.
Ktinrr '. World Wot
iLa.i. n vialt to •he city hull «»»-!
a Imiehron in their honor
!h*
.
.
tlriti,h embassy.
King H v o r i*
receiving
th«*
wildcat acclaim ,**n
in
curt,
since Woodrow Wilson tarns to
help draft the Versailles ireuty.
tonight pledged
hi,
far-flung
empire to clone alliance with
France in defense of •’democratic
principle, and individual liberty."
The accord
between
France
and Crest Britain, he said, la
not directed ug:iin»l any
other
power and lie invited other nation, to join with them in interbanish
Police Chief Roy ti. William, mitionul agirrmenU to
said that tha watch
raportad' Europe's rumbling threats ot
Northern Solons
Protest Revision
Of Freight Rate
HUFFAI-tl, N. V . Juty
O'*' piotcsla of , h .. v -«
England governor,
wort- adiloil
ynatrnlav
„ n i ,.„ «rgo merit •*
j
ruuy 1ijj v
.\nrihem
agi»in*i, a .Southern .|. .m»n-j i..,
northbound ficight rn'v rovl.o o
(Jovrmoni Wdlmr 1.. Cros, i.|
Connecticut, and ticorge II. Aik
HI 0f Vermont declared a> .,11
Interstate Commerce Cumnnsanm
hearing that Northern
mdu>.| ,
would suffer if the pioposed
rates were put into effect,
They followed lu the wKne-,
stand chief executives
of lim-e
other
Northern
states -Kkodi
Island, Indiana and New York
which are opposing the Southern
rste application.
Governor
Cross predicted tha
the rgeneral level uf wages would
be reduced" If Ihe plan were in
proved, lie added tha* Indus' 1 y
ia being altrscUd to the .Sou'll
by “tower coats of production 111
Ihe form of wages, fuel and It, ing conditions."
“ No new Jot™ would be created."
h* sakl, "but the job of lh<-
vaded tha roiidanca whti.~~lkT, Brltl,h field marshal, lol.i
the Norlhem worker would he han.l
banquet guest, at Elysee palace **l •*** *° Ihe Sou*hern workei."
__________
_ that "it would be Impossible to
— —------.
State Board Gives
Permits To Driven
TALLAHAMEK, July 20.~(Jp)
—Madison county got iho first
two permits under ihe Bfau
Board 0f Public Instywctioo’,
•Ukt now rogulntiona for school
‘ as driver*.
Thn eortiflcatea went la E, L.
Barrs and Otia Wllliamaon, who
comploto physical txamaad met other
qualifl-
Ifalq SupL Colin English said
shaut 1J 0 0 M l drivers la tha
itcto w*md ho roquirod to Mwply
with Iho earn* standards, ns fart
. of a safety cncapelgw.
—
V*■* .; fg t
-
Florida Ranks Second
"Long and rloM colUbcration J n P r o d u c t i o n O f C i U m
ha, snrrseded In proving that we
_____ _
are inspired by tha same ideal."
GAINESVILLE. July 2 0 . - 1,1*1
— Florida
produced an perrent
Io f tha natian'a natal, atoraa lent
year, tha United .Slate, Depart
ment o f Agriculture announced
hero.
Ooorgta continued In be Iho
jblggoat producer of-gum iurpen*
City News Brief, B r S ? w -T ? ‘i K
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op. r.
r« i v1114 until nb ut H hd . / » H. k
traY'* a irpoit a’ Im l»n 'J«
be held III the Mnyfiur Hotel on a'lon*and an„„
, hin,
T. K Hiiii|M"n untiMLjnt* *| Imi aion on th inv***tit ituin ♦»! iH*
Vl,f
•"■"ighulils defending approaches
to111" Mo » Hu* !•**«■n ;>( isf’ Hi nin*<I
------------------------------------------------------ to Ihe inOVI,>011,1 rapi'al indlMDrlmia|.t May'* at Iht* Hnll |m4^H
■ I'r.l I h o rampiiign had started
by
IMtifiii't ami utu.it nil
ri HI Nl (ihilM*,
to ittnni! at leant .mu. of .h* k*.v-,
ltif|riiti*hi*Mi friMii JIjuiB
hiw f11j*j 11**I
|am n -ihffhil ,| f,»r the ttltnr.
«M*niTnliAniinM I'hisintr KmShck at
timm /Hu! thip other ft inon m
t!ij<nt
1
It Mas t«*|»firttiJ lHu In chib!
» —- Jiiitt'il tu vtfitlulriii*! inh.iH'Vi'r tm*
The de-V
Ihe avorngu Amer
hav |l|MVnil'll four ’ril / HCULltri
NKWTON. I^i, Inly jo ol*) «l«uirhla Jn|»uni*4r tint*-n*«hi*tj upwith M tr o ir y funiU to rnaHH* ican bii-iii” , man l, a truvi’ ty Al Ii*4*nI MJt |it*|*111)4 Mjff. Mal "11 tJiPlils
mi nntuie.
’
Mtrbtua ^urir4 Mini iti*iit! v f»o
Th** rhim*.**,*
nMiittianfler-jnthem |n utt«*m! Ihr rtrnui r.linp,
Thr inertmir for next WifJneaHue ran enter alin«i,t U"V "1 **lki**ra VHMi" ku-rikil pH.nn. i- I*r»ii *'hi*»f hUo Itti4 MlHI (Ik Hiivq U«*
11
IF
v liri h t’lttfi'tl. Mum huria umt K<»rrt ure
day ha, been ranc-.led iiu.- t i in* fire «t nindnm and then- <m Ihe Ip Htrn im
,
j
r *h* tlMbneil WH»n tu hftnmi
barbecue ihr follnwing day Th*| "big »in>t'%" desk one Iinglit »ee bruht* nr
next me -ling of Ihe clun'wili bf- anyllnng Imm un ivory elephant f Iom-V"*I M*. :.**: IV' H "1- Mil HiMM f IkIfa.."'
Ilia r*,f**r#,iiri“ win* tu incTtAxAug. 2 .
> tu a l.ukelile dm h-hund. from a fact nry.
furlit*it*(tiit.4 uph * ip|im*e* tt»ik toif J«|Mfn*N«‘ -SMviPi
friction
-------------------------g U « ball with a monkey m-ide
f-rv arc! ayni|Mthix<‘i • .tml b»i*-k " v, r ri Mrtltch'HiluiM twirctcr lu
k
rlilwnl.
Must drxk piece, of t h " x' " 1 ff* work iiilvof/i|f*Wu
Fiichtiriif l,rok«* nut wh||r ’JfM)
Z o o ’h
supposedly remind the owner of
.Nfatiniinl (iuiki’ilfMitria, 4«*nt In i«* Hv
hi, wok nr favorite hobby. .
(■ranting that lhl» I, lrm» <m" the* j,'«iv ii|it| i t |,rrn.riVF* order,
The Muniripal ’/mi has added
In4-fakfa
* 4t. Ml,.till
..........
..... I
a young hmwn bear In |la grew must (eel that Cnunty Agent C were rfatimr .......
lug rollectkiii. The hear was pur II. Dawson not only make, cel-1 men anon cleaied Ihe slrret
f
Mt FIT PLAIN. N. Y. July 20.
chased frnm
Meema
Brothers ery hi* huainesa but hi, hobby all fighter,
(AT T wo women and a nun
anil
Ward, animal dealsra in ami Ihe huh nf most of his think
were killed in the crash nf a blNew York. It arrivrd yesterday. ing f»r he disdain, rlahoialn desk
ie
Plane in n nearby field today.
Tha purchase was made possi set, and paper weights, prrler ( 1 - .
m
ble through
run'rlbutinna
and ling to use a can nf relery soup.
llrndersholt
and
Mrs.
Allan
funds oblainrd
front too conBut why a can nf relery soup.'
Shelley, bn'h In Iheir early twen
•Caskwa.
"W eli," he aaid, “ I’ ve heard it’ s
PENSACOLA, July 20 1/11
Everett Sanders,
r i,
Ralph
Tolar obtained about good lurk In kerp a can o f cel The old Dnrulhy Wallin h»nte. ties and
II fret of movie film <hia morn ery mop nn your desk— and any built In IHiiii, |x 1 ring restored farmer and spurt.-man pilot.
Sanders ha.l Inkett Ihe yxiung
ing of 'hr leopards. While Phil thing’s wnrlh trying with another iy Ihe Ptnsae.da llislnrial Su
King, xo„ altemlanl, maneuvered ctlcry season approaching."
rlily and will be opened r , j w-.mrn fur a ride.
C e le r y Soup On Several Injured
Desk Luck (’harm, In Street Fight
Dawson Declares
At Closed Plant
Brown Boar ! Added
To
Collection
1
Three Persons Killed
In Crash Of Airplune
Historical Society To
Kestorc Walton Home n.e victim, w.rr
of Sanf rd were married Satur third with ten percent o f the iotal.
Than cam# North and foul h
day hy County Judgi R. W. Ware.
Carolina
with throe percent, the animal. Into the branches of
Thomas llamp *r>1 Baalrlre Cal
with
three
and tha tree in lhair cage with a long
houn worn also married by Judgo)
OM.
lamboo pole. Ralph managed to
some excellent views.
BUILDING PICKETED
TO FACE TRIAL
NEW YORK. July 2 0 .— (AY
With ntarly fiva polictnun to
PENSACOLA, July 2 0 .aach picket. » SacialisU picket- Jadgo A. 0 . Campbell yesterday
ad tha British Empire building in •at Aug- 19 far trial o f J. H.
Keckefellar Center
ycitarday. V a n ana, Eamnsfah County whoaal
Tha plakata bora afgms urging;
u tha «barge of
"Smash Htan-Chambarlaia A1Hmosey hy false
(lit*
•1,1
* h i" »M
<•»*|m»»i; fm
c *
; / >7 v > ,
»I ••|*li I ^
t l c n io iM M a t m >4 h ( * m
111111'.tn\ m Vtrfh I'hitriC"
Thi* i jHt'rfit rr «tf t hi* *|UMk<?»
f« it in A •hr it* at J I
A. M.
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan (right), deposed as chairman o f I he I " Is** V
M
KDT.
Tu«*«Uy).
Tennessee Valley Authority sfter a break with I’ le-i.l.-m l;.«.,nevtMl. «•*
N
AI* ■I rhitikiw (ii, KnHim < l-Ianri.
is shown before tho congressional investigating committee in Kimi till*•"t* rijjjhf null1* fi Mm Athena
l ie re ri)i|)rii «-*n11> wri« nn ilnmvllle, Tcnn., as he told his story Of hitter friction in (hr TV A high
Ml AtlUM' itM*1f Hut Ihe popriir*
command.
Mill
NVFI4 thrMWM i111M panir
Hi* tM-wHIVir,
Thi* mmlurity ol
i nfrnt* fled |nti» thr
-(real.
wH* ii Ihr thnrk wuN r»*ll.
T io *
Hut
h’ lsuv\ hrrv
■ i'mt>rnnu*nl h*,nu*t| irlitM
• *n
t ,o i'i d
rnilM'***' 1nilllilllRS
Tsi|i|i|i’tl
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artil-
l,*i \ Imim I*a n I>*11 I to* v 11y ■Som e
tul liii* shot'U
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WAGE DEADLOCK
. CHICAGO.
July 20.— (A*,—
Representatives of tlaaa on* railroads and the Brotherhood of
Railroad
Trainman con tin usd
yester Jay aver tha ear
th percent wage cut orAnother meeting wM nebed-
f«r many.
AUTO CRASH FATAL
CIIIPLEY. July 20.‘—tiPI—A
ruroner’a Jury decided an auto
mobile accident yesterday which
resulted in tha death of Mrs.
Nellis Rowell was unavoidable.
Sheriff’s Deputke D. W. Braxton
and A. B. Wood testified that
Mrs. Sowell drove her car from
■ side road on the highway In
the path af another driven by
Jimmie Eubanks of Bluafield.
V.
Va.
museum about July HI.
am
». Th*>«ta
------------------
The house was occupied fur
PRESS CENSORSHIP
several yeare hy Mis . Walton,
JERUSALEM. July 2 0 .
wife o f one of Ihe signals ..f ihe Britieh aulhoritive yr.lerday anDecla ration
of
Independence, ""uneed the inauguration uf con*
' sorxh.p on all newspaper cables
ufficials of the suciety aaid.
from, the strifalurn Holy Load.
ROTARY CLUB FARMS
>
T "l.
8T. AUGU8TINE. July 20-IA1
—Tho Rotary Club In an effort
<o chow that tobacco can he
Partly aloudy, sci
grown profitably In St, Johns
county la operating a four-acre an Thursday and on tho on*
l reme couth coast tonight.
•xperlnvsnUl farm near hero.
_
LOCAL WEATHER
♦
♦
U.S. Embassy
In Madrid Hit
By Insurgents
ROUTED BY POUCK
rtf
I'M * I l \ t i l
,1
Tha prematura explosion f * M
pounds of dynamito kll d 10
mombora of a crow of 1 work Prowler Enters Home
man blasting a watar tunnel
Of Dr. E. D. Brownlee
through solid roak two indred
faat bolow tha surface gar tha
city pumping station.
Boron o f the men wt killtd Tuesday to )itv« been taken from* warThe
year-old monarch anil
outright as a bunt
rock tha home of Dr. E, D. Brownlee.
railed through the tunnd Three •wb° ha, been on a three-week III, Scolllsb queen, Elisabeth, atof 1 1 brought to atirb s alive vacation with Mr*. Brownlee, was tended a guln batu|iiel ut the
died la koepitala.
. found in an unaccuetomed place. presidential palace a , the climax
of the Jubilant homage
that
Only four escaped ia> y. All
However. Dr. Brownlee said,
greeted them nt Ihe end of their
of the dead warn megH 1, while |
“mounting to first journey abroad since they
thoao who eacapod
escaped wlT
* ^ ul •••*0 wae still miasm!.
wit their
th
came to the throne.
llvee were wMte
I Burned maUhee on the filar
whit* meaM
men. j
1 indicated that a pros* er had In-1 The king. In the uniform of a
AnOppoi
pportunti-—
BATTLING STRIKFHS
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Elephants, Labor British, French
Pickets And Law Study H itlers
•Tangle In Melee Czech Solution
Tha government'! bill of rmplaint charged eight com pawn,
** subsidiary or affiliated nvporatloni
and
132 IndWIdal
wi(h controlling about 85 *r-
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WASHINGTON, July 20.
— (APJ — A.torney C.eirral
Cummings charged eight ma
jor film companies w ith vir
tually monopolizing tne no*
lion picture industry.
Jor film industry.
He filed a civil suit in the
Federal district court in Few
York aakrng tha‘. firms be
required to divest themsekes
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theaters nr of production inti
distribution facilities
The caae, among the molt flmprehensive brought In
Yeont
yeari under tha anti-trust Iera,
was presented after * long in
vestigation by the Justice De
partment. It was disclosed tut
as a committee o f congresa|en
sad federal administrative o f
ficial! "farted broad monopnlyinqairy.
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SANKOUI), FI.OKI DA, W EDNESDAY. JU L Y 20. 1‘ils
FH icT ioN
Fnmlnolo Counfy Producer*
More Fruit And VegcUhlea Than An?
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TUB HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Story
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senses vliSos
in - evtsstvel
in* sea Msss
•a a sMabff «r Tbs
■a -svblob ta 01 Ste
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YER8E FOR TODAY
it now thyself with him.
peace.—Job 22:21.
always tell when a
Itollsci he haa lost Iho
’ H*
begins
to raist
gpanlsh civil
war I*
bh Its third ytar. In
'W*rto, U la at ibuul Ihc f Gettysburg.
ttoa seniors are reported *»
DC • lively debate recently
Mo b i
don* lh»
mod fm
old Groton, Richard Whltnsy.
|R tUaimata, Franklin U.
dn, attached to KingProthe ra clrcua haa died
the tbow waa cloaed for the
mt, “ from D broken heart,”
1 attendanta Inalat. A real
Junt how well the South will fair under any system of
government which concentrates economic power in Wa*hiivf’.on, and one reason why the South in tho notion’s
“ Number One economic problem” . If it ie, can lx* seen
from the recent appointment of Klmer Andrews, Nrw I
York State Industrial Commissioner, to the office of ad
ministrator of the new federal wage and hour bill.
Inasmuch an the Scfuth was '.he principal area of the
country from which objection to the measure came, and
since in this section practically every senator and most of
our repres«ntatives were opposed either in whole or in
part to the bill, It wa* logical to suppose that a man from
the South, or at least one friendly to the South, might
have received this appointment, as a means o f reconciling
.he South to wage and hour legislation. If for no other
reaaon.
On the contrary, however, a man from New York
Htnte was appointed whose record has been anything but
friendly to the South. He wis one of the leading lobbyists
lor the wage and hour bill, to be sure, but more than that
he was one of the moat vigorous opponent* of the principle
of differentials advocated exclusively by the southern
senators.
In commenting upon his spixiintment, Mr. Andrews
said, "The wage and hour bill will prove especially bene
ficial to Industry In this state (New York), where our
wage ind hour standards, compared to the rest of the
country, arc pretty good. The law should also tend to cut
down wage cutting as a form of business competition und
prevent factories moving about the country in search of
cheaper labor.”
We doubt If the industries or laiwr of the South will [
be benefited to any great extent by a law, and the admin
istration o f that law, which prove* "especially beneficial
io the Industry of New York State", nor do we believe tha'
communities of the South, most of which nre searching
eagerly for new industries, for the very salvation of their
economic existence, will be materially aided by uny law
which will "prevent factories from moving alsiut the coun
try.”
And yet it w j s hardly to be supposed that the South
would fair as well from any federul legislation as other
parts of tho country. We have had a long und bitter ex
perience with tariff laws which ever since the Civil War
have discriminated against the South and In favor of New
Kngland und northern industrial centers. We have seen
what the Interstate Commerce Commission has done '»
the South in the mnt.er o f freight rates. Ami we have
had the experience of relief grants which have uver-iged
Just half us much to '.he unemployed of the South ns to
those of other parts of the country.
Of course, politics being whu it is, we could hardly
expect uny'hing else.
Most of the people live in the
North and most
of
the people have
most
of
the votes. Fur hermore, there i« no particular reason
why Republicans should aid the South, since they know
we will vote the Democratic ticket anyway; and there is
no particular reason, why the Democrats should help be
cause they know we will keep on voting for ‘.hem no mat
ter what they do.
S T R A N G E A § IT SJZEMS— B y JO H N H IX
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Qraford lltrald aaya “ tho
(town on ' th# cross atria
18 V* breaking Into print
h a g " when U s war da
ft'Aleaacs both aides nf
■Ictfaig vleara among the
la. Than, we tab* It, the
wa” Carl Hanlon baa bean
g on tb*' canal was not
^ tow down" after alL—
Mir. Not low down enough,
SAN >X)BD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mrs. L 0 . Striagfcllow left
today far Coronado Beach where
aha will b« th* guaat af Mrs. G.
C. Howard for several day*.
Mr. A. C. William* arrived
Waanaaday from Oxfard, Fla.,
and .Fib b* the guest o f hia
daughter, Mrs. H. 0. Hickaon at
her Sam* an Calary Avanua far
pevarml weak*.
Mr. sad Mr*. William Bolhamly aad family' hava raturaad
Isom* from Daytona Baaeh, a hors
tbay bava baaa aajoylag a atop
ifiy
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fO R ^ y T A W
fhryalli* brxiilicnst*
10 freoma capenais
VINESr
V Confederate jasmin*
2
(Ignonia speclosa
3
floss de Montana— love chain
I pink vine
rhumhergia gr IT.—giant
lame vine
rimson Lake hougantvillaa
E
L E A D E R S IN
SANFORD
S E M IN O i E
P R IN T IN G C O
XHONC
rALMSi
DR. M. CAREY T H O M A S ...
One day in November, 1877,
the Hoard of Truataea of year*
old John llopkina Univeralty waa
ronfronted with the problem *f
deciding whether or not aemneA
.hould he ailmitted aa student*.
The Immediate problem waa
Miaa M. Carey Thomas of Balti
more, a daughter of one of the
Truiteea.
Well qualified,
ehe
had Just graduated from Cornell
Univeraity with an A. B. degree
rn alone' John Hopkins, Miss
1 humm SHRUBS AND HEDGE PLANTS
Instead, studied for three years at the 10 Allamsmla
hendersona —■
cuarneilj University o f 1-eipiig, only to
grant
a year, find herself refused a degree on 36 Aiulr-a Indies — Due de
« from' neenunt o f her sex. Gottingen
Rohan
I too refuted her, out in IHH3 the 10 Aialea indica— Georg* Franc
Thomae University nf Zurich eonaented M0 Asalra indica— Elegana
ihip for •" admit her to eiainlnution.
60 Aialr-a indica— formosa 'S
i nf her
After presenting a dissertation, 330 Huxua japonira
ere by or -'Htr (iawain and the Green I 12 Rnridleln officinalis
pink
Mary ki. Knight” ehe era* rateehiaed for
•e bene- ,|,rM houn ano nwarded the Ph. SO f'arisen acuminata
Medical j, degree, mmma cum laude, a 31 Cat ha edulla
diurnum
aity—<on dul|net|on never before given IS Centrum
. -omit- Then followed a year's work la . , ■— blooming jasmine
either a foreigner or a woman,
ed over Pariu at the Sorbonne and ColAnother lege de France, after which ehe
peal measure waa Just about of the conn
oven. In'Kentucky, the President haps the Pr«
did anything hut disguise the man he eho«
_ BV CIl/ftllJM M il'll KUON
circumstance that He favored for the poat '
'Democratic National fern mil lee
Barkley, lha Majority Leader In
In other v
the .Senate, over Chandler, the must never bi
Governor of Kentucky. Waa any*, motive If an
body surprised at thief
Waa be conceived.
acmes the country and the I *Yee, but’ fellow.’
■peoche* he haa mad* la to make) f U | Presidential Prof*»*■*•• anybody In doubt, even b e f o r e __
have been the source o f a 1st The President's manifestation the President mads hia speech n j n ^ ^ j j
of newspaper comment
ol approval o f partleular eandl- at covtagtoa, where the Preel* *•’ ■
Jutt aa naturally the anti-ad*J dales |* gravely arttleisad by the
ministration papers have attrtb- Republican and affiliated organa
uted hia favorable mentioa of a( publletty aa aemething uncarlala candidate*. particuUrly pveaanted la Aatorican history,
far the 8enate, to personal re- whereas there probably has a ever
•enlmeat against thaaa who op- boon a President af lha United cause Senator Van Nuys, after
poaad parttcuiai policies af tbs SUtoa who haa aot fallowed tfea being repudiated by the local
adminlatralloa uiid his dcalra ta U M procedure
Wc used go Itato Uomocratlc organisation,
punish those who oppoeed these ne further back »*«* the apt- ha* been Invited back Into the
policies.
ted* af Calvin CoolMga'a send- fabl. I don't think anybody baa
The reactionary prssa, and the big Lodge aid the tea* af the aver heard President Roosevelt
reactionary apeaaamen generally. Old Guard to tb* roar at the express an opinion about Van
epees
at
the process no a Cleveland conveatlea. W# might Nuys, who voted against the ad"purge.” borrowing tbo phraaa go back to the other Roosevelt, ministration on certain measure*
used to Indicate the ghastly do- and nota hia cheerfully voiced and with l» on other*. The Van
lags in nuaala ana In Germany attach* an ranker, Platt and Nuye affair (Urtad long betora
by which these totalitarian gee- Depew. It would bo a atranga tbo Suprama Court figh t
It
arnmenta rid themotives o f ro- kind *f a Praaidaat, Indeed, who waa net aurpriaing that the antl-
Fine Watch
Repairing
iar.iond Setting
AND
Engraving
NcLauIjn, Jeweler
Ito A rayfe Avs.
f W lfp p iiw y iig p g m ,,
DISPELLING THE FOG
c W jW ir tiS ii
Cut-Rate
DRUGS
Sk c II Sunday Dinner
Mcok
ERhelman’i (Red Rose
LonrW*
Judge Kouaholder an
Ball war# among th# w
Mra. A. C- Parramor* who haa
baaa the guaat of her slaUr Mr*.
P. N. Katridg* for aavcral weak*,
raturaad waatanlay to bar horn#
la Valdosta, daMho Panel* Baba Munson ra
ter* »d Saturday from Jsahsonvilla whom aha haa b*sn taking
a basin*** course at Draoghtoa'a
Baalnami Collar*, k
"Mr. aad Mr*. Howard Ttkhloa
Ipfl' Saturday for tbair homo ' to
Habase City after eojaytog •
totef Tbit In Hanford a* the
guaat* af Mra. Tlbhlo'a aunt, MnP. St Mmwwi.
-r. ■ .'is* '
10
22 Live Oaks
It C a m p h o r trees
12 Melaleura
lauradendron—
punk tree
5 Alhisiia le hee
27 Greviltea robust*
2 Acacia , macrancatha
fi Eucalyptus rostrate
5 Ficus elastics
2 Ficus altlssima
2 lies opaca
4 Ligustrum japonicum
7 Magnolia gr. fl.
3 Tarkinsonia —
Jerusalem
thorn
1 I.oqual—Japanese plum
2 Bauhlnia
purpurea— Moun
tain ebony
53 Washington robust*
10 rhucnlc ranariciisla
23 Uoros australis
2# Corot plumose
,
!t A r i e s lutrsern*
24 l-tvistona
2 t.'linmaernp* humills
waa admitted— but with a moot
unusual aiipulation, she would
not be permitted to attend
classes!
Una Schmnh’a MugK<**tinn that Hanford farmers de*
She had sought admiaalon to
vote same of their acreage to a'.rawberry production aeema runlinue her studies in . Greek
to uh a gootl ono, worthy of Iho connldera'.lon of every under tile laic I’rtrfrssot, Basil L
farmer in the dln'.rlct. It may be that strawberries are Gilderaleeve, but atranga aa It
not the only other cash crop besides celery '.o which our aeeina, the faculty did not allow
|hn Temple Graves
com
ma that Howard
Hughes
h'really fly around the -woild,
I arabnd the top of |t. He K
I Ibmilos for Mr. Grave* to
atDand the equator. But na
until better world girtI ‘ along, we’ll he sails*
I W ring the praises of llow*
'Hughes at at.
the following is a list of treo*.'
1„ C ,!U,'y rrd
drubs, hedf. plants and sine.I I™
rapen.,,
required on the portion of Fort 12 Schinus terebinthifoliua —
iiraatlian peppor
Mellon Park now being Im
proved. (The figures to tho left 17 Srvrrinia buaifolin
. Indicate the number of tho par 1 itenulobium xtans sambuclfolia— yellow elder
ticular plant needed):
TREESi
What About StrawberrlcH?
farmers might turn, or the best one, but I*. Is pretty gen
erally acknowledged that something new hits go*, to be
triM.
Why not strawberries? Mr. Hchmah says that '.he
■oil In this locality Is well adapted to growing a'.rnwbcrrlea which he adds are generally in high demand. Market
Manager Michael aaya that among truckers ihere is u
preference for locally grown berries Itecause of their fine
appearance and excellent keeping i|uullties. He adds that
71,789 pin's o f strawberries were solo i f the local market
diiwlnat
t hn pant
nn«l year
wranra'nt
an averag*
auawl r*a price
iivleo uf
n f Ql
A conta,
nan la or
At*
dll ring the
at an
0V4
■bout two conta higher than for '.hose produced down the
aUtt.
That makea a pretty formidable argument for atrawberries.' But rogardloea o f whether Santord lb to becoma
known u the ” World*i Strawberry Center” , aa It la now
known u the "Celbrjr City", the fact remains that aome
o f the acreage formerly devoted to celery ahould be '.timed
to aomethlng elae. It might be that Sea Inland Cotton
would make a good aubatltute, or tobacco, but In any caae
aomethlng bealdoa celery ahould be tried.
Wa can’ t go on forever producing more celery than
the market can conaume and expect to pay o ff our mort
gagee.
Oestrum noclurnum— Night-J
blooming Jasmine
Chalcaa paniculate—orange
Jasmine
Durants
plumlcrl—goldaa
dew drop
ualflora— hedge—
Eugenia
Surinam cherry
Hibiscus euterpo
Hibiscus single scarlet
lies romitori*—:hedgo
Dora incarnate
Oak Avenue; Mrs. G. E. Rollins, 30 ten tan* amiet-—dwarf u 4
and yallow
2400 Park Avenue; Mra. 8. O.t
Ligustrum lucidum— hedge
ghlnhotser. Oak Avtnu*; Mrs. H.
B. Pop*. 220i Sanford Arcane: -1” Oleander— double— white
Mr*. C. R. Klrtley, Lake Golden^ -’ <l Oleander— Mi. F. Roeding
— double pink salmon
Mra. Walter Coleman, Dream
1H8 Psidium catlleyanum—-hrdgo
Citisona of Sanford and Sem- H
inola
County
were
argvd
Wednesday to co-operate with 50
the City Commission in supplying
trees and shrub* for Fort Mel- 20
Ion Fare.
|
Those who will be able to 230
donate any of (he tree* and
shrub* aa listed below should 51
notify any of tb* following: Mrs. 2u
270
H- B. Wisocup. 2105 Magnolia
At*.: Mrs. Fred William*, S20 45
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tONTo
it t m
(^-operation Sought In Securing
’ Shrubbery Fqr fo rt Mellon f ark
pl* purpose Of having akaHad aa widens* af awn* nefarious1dppt o atlag dapangmg **r M e
or rvluratd to Congrara peopto tatoef aranca by th*
1 umdent th* primaria* ana* an*—In th*
friendly to hia
polMaa' rather aad jUM a*
haovttably
they wlU Btato# hi whkh the Praeldent M
than those who hart indicated attribn** tb* ataaMan af aa ajrtr-j rilll to maba apamkm and la
harilllty toward th* tofiatoUanh* New Dealer to a party ravalutlan whkh Haw ’ Dealer* and Old
deem* naevaaery far tfea Waifaiu against tfea Praaidaat Th* fwvt BaaMra a n rantoatlag fa r •*■»►
t f th* veantry.
*
•• e f 'dhMa tariSanto anw the ra- nattou, W* will also probably
In tb* President's flruaid* talk. mmbuHnc of Senator Patter to bfe afek* to note ttot if n mlidtomada Just before he atartod on Florida. Tuny i n t o to mob* na road uaeamtoat a f UmSeaatovtol
hia Journey, ha wunto bk* paatUaa tsaatato o f Hm ' second teoree affto* 'm 'tie ito ta t ha wHf he
P^fccGr Clean Ha edMi D a i m U i I, In (to Iowa primary, to i i Hut
* na’ *0M Donlpr.
( mat have.' a*
A Mr. bad Mra. Gaorgt Bpear aal mlceaderatand ato. 1'verUlo- o k t i d d M t o OtU*tto< praenttea ***• tbdw*
Ip would not mdMfeto • pretot- ever WtoraeentaUvu Waorta, pi- Mato af thoa nave. Wi>re*na4 hM
F^fda
Guanuitefel
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T H ? S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D * F L O R ID A
FAR E THREE
President Trying
T o S e ll Citizens
Economic T h eory
Social And Personal Activities tS™savm Fori
♦ n r MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
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Social Calendar
Telephone 146
Mrs. Hall Is Hostess
To Aiathean class
Th. Alalhean Sunday School
THURSDAY
Cl u s o f Iho First Baptist I'hurrh
The rnemlahip League of 'he
Tuesday i n m n i with Mr*.
C u r e p t i o M l Church will moot y w
^ h„ hom(, un VaJ:0Q o clock at thr home ul
lenna Drive
Mrs. R f. Cmri
Car
It ^
Mr*. John Metsch; 21I»
I arlt
in j S in . R. N. Nipper asAvenue.
slated the hostess.
The Epworth league of 'he
Several
attractive
arrangeFirst Mothmlnt ( huiih will hold ments of summer flowers derora business
snd »<«iul mr.-t.ng atetl the living room of
Mrs.
at th*„ homo
ItainlallU1 I'no.t,
, . uf
.
|, |Hall's home. The meeting was
l
.Sanlnrd A vo, at a mi
I. up<n#<, wj[h # brJrf j evollona,
The young people of the hull
(Joe pel Tabernacle. tiilando Rostl,
joy, assisted by Mrs J II (Ivialt,
will entertain their parent* unit
who also presided over the busi
friends With a wiener roast
at
i
ness meeting.
and Mrs. t i )
[ * , ° m,T '
" r Uf!'
*
**
SVveuil rt*porta wtr** given by
Loe in Entirpri**,
y|ril. w . H Uun.l ami Mr*. *Ni|i_ . ...... _
,, .
per and Mrs. I.ovejoy wore ip
M C e tin K Is H e ld liy
pointed as the cu n ,m ,ifj
nil
W o m e n ’s
w
e ,T
First Christian
S u m ille r
W ea th er
HUS M K\ AMIKlt I.FONGK
V\ ha i a
nf wcurtty
nuilh* ! h.** 4 hen ah* pt«ki into
i"*1 ief» ■£t‘THltif amt di^ceiVtr* a
Personals
_____________ __
•!*«» a
i-nil v ri) null
w ay
m e e tin g
« < * n d » > - ' J ’ t_ng prayer was led by Mrs. J. fc. Tnu.wiay
at
S a n lu rn .o
( r ( . , hm<. |lU
r o m m |u „
Thp
e)l, H
F o u r.
p la n ,
to
he
,n
S a n fo rd ---------- . ii.'i
iif
hold the elo .h 0 v . r
lh' .... . ....
" r " m*J »**1:
f mS. I«amann anil Mr'*. II, Pane.
Ihr ifilalin
CUuac aa noatr*«rs.
II* avivt iiM-ItU, *ui’h a* fuh.
After the meeting games were
Miss Mildred Hodges has reAt noon a p,eon lumheonwa. , Bj||yr(| by , hj ^
ntrmh, r t tinned to Unytona ..... eh a f t e r " " " "
' hu'krn, may hr Hftvrfl
rved and laf.-r
th . " h
hnimaw.
viait.nif friend'.
frirml* ... Sanford
Sunfonl for
for »:l'' u,r ..............
urved
1.1,-r -Hr*,
Mrs. h
R <.
C„ I ■*
' ,h»
o s i e w ^_____
. " ^ ^_ .....re' vi.lt,ng
,h* ....
ti -ii or rhrraF-fruit mud*
presided over
a short
'"'4 fre.hments to thr f.dlowmg- Mis * f> * ■'«.'*
|UO\ III* *d> t -*li)i| it(I*I dt4**|aft
news meeting.
I A. Calmer, Mra. Jewell ChapTho»*
rnjoyinir
U
tin*
m*
ualtafr
ltaf nian,
nian, Mr*.
Mrs.
Mr*,
Mr*, H.
H. HH.
* ilM
11^'®Mr*
Mr* r .r . I'.
1\ Knr*l
K«r*l »md
nnd lo JJ*'*
wprr: Ravnrrnd mol Hr
liol oA j|nUghtrr. Mr*. I I J MrWhortrr'.
Vitff.iim. lu te ictim icl
f " 'i '
Iiia k , ,i
’ . f* Ut'ii*! in
1111*
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11 c. |
Scott, Mr*. W. A. I’ alruW. Mrj Mi*. Hun<|. Mr*.Lov«*joy( Mr*. ^r,*m Atluntn.
(iu whi*rv
lh«*s
\Vb* t. .
i oot. ,d*| .*•i v Ii f 1 v e r j
J- A, M ciiriw. Mr*. H
Katrid^t*, Hr*.
A
Yancay,
the pu«l work.
ui i hopped M m . I in ii .
* • «ik»’il
Mrs. M. Trueey,
>U«. W. j Mra. M. S .Nelson'
Mrv Oviatt.
V -.0,1*011 lllyf * sill'll .4 * I
, <tdd
i
Thornton,
Mrs. J. A
Hnrtoi| Mis. [,en V. Burdette sn.T" v?T.
Miss I.trior* Wnldun retmneil
minced oft mu'*, p.il-le), gieell pep- )
Mra. J. S. Wilson,
Mrs R. g Fred Harrison.
pel* jihd pioiitn'i* Hr -tin- In
Humphrey.
Mrs, Fay lai'sitid
_____________
where she viHitod Mi*h M ihlid
iiH'linfi - 11mi ihluy "hi I i f oil"’ Mr*. O. f>, Ijindrus, Mrs. I.ej
I Htnlyrt-H fur a few day*.
like tin'll! 4ilefy, pi* kle* nr riiciimconoiry, Mrs f s M f di Mrs h r o w u r t l C o n f e d e r a t e
Im i *
U uls Tale, Mrs. .1 P ll.dlv. Mrs . 1 *,,..1 .
Mr and Mis. ||„, ll.dlei in
(si v in n ' i n l e t
t n il 1 I 1 V t il l * r
Joe retrus. Mrs W [I V,.in,H *• O J t K I T O m K t 1114101) r|vi), Vloiidsy a fl.iu ...... .
nnibl |ot y ui it rnu iti %otit **• add
ilr% Fat Handy, Mrs. i. I, Ni
If tilly winiil where tiny spent *» i two hunt I-)►
*ikml j t n i i r * ip ,;|f
b la c k . M r*. F
S . Ijiw u n n , M in
H i h l L A U h h ;it l> A l.E . J u ly 20 v n , j d ay*.
’ll " in
_
Fre d .
le n t n r . I ip ih \ c h ip h 11 pi,! 1 1 * o f
llie h e y .
ot
C A Y W A Y G A L L O P , * which Batty thayn. and Dan
lloclar Ubavtl ere atad. lahaa Ita ntma frMg tha Oayway. aaua*mtal iona af tha 1MI Oaldcn Oala latarnaUaaal ItpoaliUa aaw
being bull I an Traaiura Island la te a FrantUco baa.
J& II
he
on e
of
»
s o le ,
of
,
Th'
v e te ra n
j t liiraftr^W
i i r 4 i ^Th#' ' m - mr ri r« <n
r - * j U ,i'om obii,
i 1H a rrfa
lr li.* *
SJp
p li
Thcsi1 special fnlks arc fiv n
f ¥ i r y W t i ln r u la y n ig h t in
I*
a « c tm n w ith Un* p n ilri* a m i h# I-
inir MrvieM.
W at«*r In an open vi***el
f i n s to b o il lit 2 12 d e g re e s F ,
Daguerrolypes required .10 „ lUt« for a sitting.
4t o n ig iit =
WEDNESD^f
Pa s s p o r t
lltlS H A X 'I)
;
STUART ER W IN
A J0<* Castoff tos Actor*
— ALSO---
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nf
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wnh
the t r ip
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h
by
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in
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......................
and
w as
ehick.n
1 U
..r b ,,f
l,r
.......................
f h
''" .
,< ,r- n
•"«»
>•<""*
w ill prove
turned home Monday.
i„
tt favorite with th,..,. wh
-—----like a crunchy mold. HH sure t"
Mr. nnrl Mrs. Andrew ** arm- , , , , , , 1,, with a little salt, leimrn
_
_ ,
way irt,lined 1 uesimy night from j,,,,-,. and two tablespoon* of snluil
» trip to Wasniirglim, H. I*, amt dresamg. When it is well chilled.
Atlantic Tity. N. J „ where they u,intnl,l It oil shrcd.le.l ertlilrage or
Jettuer and pass plenty of saln-l
TAVARES,
July
2 0 . -(A h — aftemled the Elk’s Convention.
Work has been started on the
— —
dre.smg.
IIIWl.WK)
rural
electrificatbn
Mrs. Markn Ualbresth nmi rhilFish, meat and plum Vegetable
project under which I HO mile* of dren and Mi*a Emma Spencer of *ulm| molds cull [or n pi,in, mtldlj
power lines will he c, instructed Nuw Smyrna were the guest ot M-asoiteil ill casing such a* ordl
i’uul nury snlud iliessing or niaymi
in loike, Huinto r and
Marion III,. Reverend and Mm.
Redfvnrn nn Monday.
noise. Alii) n bit of horseradish
counMea.
The Risbeo Electric Company
—
and you have a delicious simco tn
nf Tampa, which was awarded
Mr. nr.I Mrs. Jack Hnrney and serve with hum ur cab'age salad,
thr firat h ilf of the contract, ha* guest. Mis* (llndys Smith of Sis. mol,Is. Salad dressing that his
crown at work clearing Land and1 taisville, Va. lefi Tuesilay for Sis- teen thinned wilh whipped cumm
Ivrsvllle where Mr. and Mrs, llur- hi,-mis nicety with fruit gelatin
erecting poles.
ney plan to spend nlmiit two mnIda.
month, with talalivsa.
MOl.IlKII SAI.AII WITH
G E N E R A L P E R S H IN G
--------(iBI.ATIN MAYONNAISE
D I S C O V E R S AN
The Reverend and Mra E. U.
I cup plsin gelatin,
1-2 cup
••EFFICIENT STAFF** Rruwni** and ion, Harry, nave eohl water, J cups chicken broth
-It la istM Irw nsy military ralurncl home after spatuiirig freed of fat, 1-2 teaspoon salt,
ualalaa and n y rd sa m
about three wrvks in Montreat, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, I to J
m. , n l I. s I
has. an vlltviaal Mall Is 4* » » - N. C. where they attended the cups diced chicktn, 12 cup diced
Presbyterian Conference.
celery. 2 hard-cooked egg«, diced.
llatlaarv wwvto »•»
•I I\m * ,agw In an Irwv.la rssslsa
,1-1 cup minced pimiento.
and la t n r t w i
J
Ml** Irena Hinton will leave
Soak the gvlstin in Ihe cold
ws>M •» aswdvtw IbaMbl » M J
IB r w w M I i l a t Btsaf. t V * w Thursday morning for
C a m p water for five minut.a. Then «4J
f.rs, mr I t . to awsvv s itto s i t* Chowrnwaw, a Girl Scout camp ,t to the broth which has been
s#a, . ( n « it a lr r 1* Plat*** ■*
i i a 'i n
"»• *' w a y
y
g ; In jackionvltla, whera abo haa healed to the boiling point. Add
•lR*i, mami
m jW il
been appoinUd a* a counselor toy the l«lt and lemon juice. When
_a ..........
r
i(j
.
month. She announced
today, iiiw
" o miglure ___
hs* _____
cooled ___
slightly
Glrl,<8o” ,,^ * J n « 0i m com bine ” wit h " l he other ing'redr'
be postponed until Au*. la.
an'a and
arm pour Into
into «a mold that ha.
first bean rinsed wilh cold water.
AfU r the molded salai! is fitrol
Dr, Etlwbaih Tracey aad Mr.
turn out on a serving plale and
and Mra- Harry Cenn.r of loaafwood loft Tutoday morning for f'M t.o v a r with gelatin rnayonB u ffik , N. Y. where they *111 nalao made by adding one 'eo
\
* - oot .Ir e w r h a m - TM vlaii for • ahort Hm». Dr. Tracey spoon of gelatin softened in 3
DlBMk to o — *
plans to .pond lh . month o f Au- tshl.apaon* cold w.ter and dU
. . •«,. r«»r Itv*. f t t * t o » . » y
Hal arT.»»vwafwl — « * _ - g » q »Vg «uot In Cap. Cod. Mato, with her !■• » '* * » vtr h“ ' w“ '* rfc *°
Hv
M H '. H i m . IJ-* * * * — *• family and eum. homo t.U r by uf
may«nnal*e.
Chill slightly.
- As tho mlituru thickens smooth it
r „ . . « ., v m « .
1 ,^
BOITO* way of Toron'o. Canad.
over tha molded loaf. Garnish
Adv.
Flnrirla allocation*
for *111111 with lemon pineapple or aplcrd
clearance aa announced
flora pineapple rings.
Hill Lumber
Yard
t»
I*'*iu th a
til**
j*
h a v e to m i i k r
'*»»i
.o iil
I**- cntnfor-
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1i*i |« ■ a ltd1 «1mr>.>
i.
lu n in lr t « d
c m t ir ft
1 111ii *
t .o il,
1- 'to olost |Utp
hiii ' n iin , to tit, o' t stun..........i f ' I • 'it Irani rhani
br n il, ‘..Or
, n * MS ...........
Ihe
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r|„,Mes for
arid Or, rr| , i
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of
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it
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If p 'liri
lu 'i n n »
a !** ll»*
tout,*! ) M.
p.,'!, Ill*
\ U»'C u i'‘ir*1 I'aiM ol
b<* Ill#* 1Ii* illis-l l 1I 111 hv.
Ill- C'l.T
thoug ill o| or W olki'd lo< JU-*I H|) tohml'tl 1%
* k'liill .1"' •-.1 '.. t~ |JS>
s la t. I,H o . h v r r v
ov.-ty
fa rm n, r y e , > county o l e v e ry
i l a l e h .j* m itc im io u
u Mint r***
la 'to ti*!u p w ill* sun 11a i n o p - Ui
o tiie i
I *'t! " ii ni 'h*'
S> uth
ti 11<I stn d liA . 't m cb'tti ly
» " » » " 'e ,l * " h
he ....................
of
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1 " tlu*
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ninl l h #
fu b n r .Iro ill.l I*,
-bim k p tim f
k
phmi
W'ltvi- w e n i * Ititljf%*| S h a *\
nnl
In »k i|y
- lie d
fa in it— >•11c n in fik atni h r o it ia
| im p 111
Loir ■*!»-# y
'
I t ,.,,. „ „
. ,v.
on
the wheat grower in the D»kn'.i*. tMnv,,iL
mv
.......I,
...or tor Inhie
the , att I,'tile ,, Ot ... ............... ... glut t ........... . ,
tire |io l.,l»
glow,,
of
Marne h i.......... ............. ............... .... \\ t,le hem s
............. . ....... o f l i r e .,’ |rernrle has r r ' , , , .
In |lul| . , n t ,, , n „ , | | f n „ .g ,
l» *"r y u t . tii> la, k of (it o 'I'V i t y
rut for Ur. .............. am i put nr a
lot.
of
TR APPED IN H O L D U P * - * c h m UI point in th. pUl af
Para
atOMiiTt "Y ou and Ma" cu »t«rrin| Gaarga Raft and I f l v i a Sidnay,
, | | u, i , . i . d
|H , h . s c a n , s b v v a .
all
the
rlo
i ri in t .
1.0 , 11'
Star
till
. , s 1o
p e o p l e |,,
a tin I, t o r n
an-
e o lie lei d o w n , u
u c " i l l IIn............t
tnuk. ..i ii if it
*o tin- d i e s ,
ilv w h e n
t i in.
•fpeiatiUL*
111 tin * ft i )
| U t | ktkV.iV flo tu A puit) pi owpci (I y ( I ri If nun hnn
Atnl ft 1111« Uiwuti u tun Vi »ftaI ' fold un* riyhili
thv •) Ik** (Ii' N I I" l
| (Oiopeil'y
ft u
Ftom Kentucky In IVa.i.* nitd (11 h• 1U U| If
( un m*t>«Aid
in* pie-nfenHa 1, • t kirh i» 'II1.. 1 l.u •
"p erch faded to liaitim et home Ut (1 1to m • ' .111 1.
t*l> Hu ilia ) In iik nui* I In* i*li u tbi* In-tn uit! I ii ' uii| !•
T h a show w ilt ha la a tw rv d at th s
Rita fk s a lrs in a doukla hill on Thursday and Frid ay.
ean
tie. e » - a i y .
* capiiiil F annul your tH.|iiMiu '" " i nig.-, then
. h Ihe fir"!
n un Ii f i out
up 'he ll etil
f lt
.iin l «lips
l a i n , w hefl
i In lim y The
•lumph,
i i lhc* hums
'm o up h.m
MEXICO CITY, July 2 0 . - W )
' h' “ 5*1
-F r e -id o n t l.«.ado
t s n l s . M ' ^ 1(l AnnWar-ary o f <h, landtoW foreign
newapapar torra*
Lng uf l(i*rmimju Du Sotu m
-panuenu last night that M.ateo ^
ln T .nr,r. J .„ , dl u, Feb.
war ptu.ign w pay within (on ■„ n#1,
tsars— in oil— fur foreign oil |
___
properties Cl III opr rated March
(; n¥
Kr„ , p,
„ r,
riot Ida
hat
approilmatfly
1*000 young men enrolled In e c c
cempa throughout the slit# Watfens efficiala announced thla
week. VOT ware enrolled during
'he leal
quar'sr Jack Horasi
stale eupervlaur said.
11.00 HFORT SHIRTS NOW 2 FOR *1.01
pish el those Maahatlga tptrt skirts far 91.00
a .F
r *h
)
- ‘ IV
ui
T A 1,1,A I I A 8 S E E , J u ly J l l __ fd 'i iJ itrt-s , he may have tslk .-il m11Iv | *H*'
"*h t
m id. 1 » ( n.I
, — T h e c h ild re n o f to u ris t w hose ».'u
alim it
....................
>l.«Ti m e • ; " 1,1'
' hat * " 1'p o rt ih e
( r « r,
her
.......-of s t a le
lice n se based or, c n 'ra lia e d ................I of *....... r r ' w ,11 b,. sewed nn.
I p la le i c a n ri.it he
b a it e d
fro m M»muiii> p rocesses. Home p eo p le'
..................... .
b u llo u s on l« .y a ‘
! Florida’s public schools.
who u.c Itiq.i tssirc wuid* . an sin's Mill miay 1#11 I'-iiri r if iimilm
D r* trtirt|
Stale School Su|»l (Tulin king
y»»‘* •H«* !»»»»" mnl r»»M of in* 11»ii* lijr »i lu iliy
ii iN r 'I y
iiin trrrtY iith un I hi* in1 li»h annouiiii*it the drchnui n fln i * e »hD.| |i«ililu*al rr.'iuimy.
hi* tfcicivi*i| 11 ruling from At
Hut M'Ultig th«* |**ihl*«* nn w**» janil* n f I I lf Ifn i tlM'llt VV lu ll tof Vk il lg
(ntnfv I lull era! Gooigi*
(libba,
j
English surd, however, county
t school systems would continue lo
cnlhnt tintiun fnun aiuh imiijiU
or tequ.re the.r parent, to buy
{ Flotilla license tag., under term,
of a ruling by Ihe htutv Hoard
. of I'llblis- Instruction.
The .Seho.ds get all stale tag
money, about $M"t).0UO a year.
_
Florid* will le well rvpreaei,
B E A M IN G H A P P IL Y , Mr*. Mar- tad at the 7lh Annual World’,
lb* flarhlvjr Rjraa of Morganloai, Poultry congress l„
he'd at
,
M. Co U .haw , U t t . . 'H e . • ' riwnlaiut,
Gh»" n%*it
"uniiner
Fa,l W. Brown of
Uo.nla Na
y ..
, our,
ta33.l3 monthly all- linnal Eahibl' (.m e will |s> in
chirge of the Fb.iula eshibit 1,1
■“ " »
P“ r** •* k" <h. Internal!,oml
show
while
B*ail. A; '•-“ "H Florida pouliiynien wdl
_
, ,
‘ P" >
h? r . U *
* ' fake an active pinl in the convrntion.
«
w * " 3' " * '
•'
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'*U Thuma, Forluaa Ryao.
(.Still group* of Yhor City and
OIL PAY
w * d Tampa are making plans
tIn
- ruirlic 1(uift* in
r_ lh* Solo Kt
*•_
A
IMC as
tin- *rW-
On -'ll! a ll
Ii \ **
the <u4y w ay in m K c *iur p i'd iI iim i* to f o iy i t *tute h iii-’ , and are a!*u lu
,-"ti td<’ f«d A w u la
o f t * , n a lio ira l ,,-m ed lrs for on 1hem - n n td*»„.e a llo w s fo r ad
l lo ll., I p ,o b i,*111* It * a lio ,I ,.I u*«V 1 llls tlllg
b o ll.ill. a h ell
llefl-sM iy,
of * „ y nig yo u 'll- going to coii
I *' keep lu iilo n . I i
, p o llin g o u t,
t uni to Ills v • 11oilllle if >0
,1 .lo u t I"* * tl* llb 'il t i p , I,
1 I e lllf i.i ,-ep u l 'li.iiliii'g m l e a l le i ms
I I l l 'l l '
' -I 'u p . "io- lo t ilt h
in c h
If you h ave all ..................... w ilh
ot„. e .lg . o f Inpe In
Tourist Children May ^
Attend Htute Schools
6 ta 10 percent Hebert J. pilL| •***“ u,l» t o " " Gs sign pledge
gtata U iiftlgr
announced
'hi*
thut they wool,I
refrain
weak. With the new pay W
gambling for a period o f .
* y ._ ir .
effective Floriila'a WI’A l'» y -1
Year in a campaign of local I_
100 u l t
*°
roll will asraad a million and • hwahw*. nun wh„ are ilrUrmlaad | roH s k i t —r a w
eac t»sr
ball each month.
1
" • aamhliag racks'
'*••>
aaartoseata.
l«a a '»r
nan sacn ramie1 j* n,u t ||y_
,a a n »aars. rbeae « n .
C t t iili Ilf A W fi
wi>d mf
j f m ilie u 'h
S* *t t
Waahlagtan 'hla week Include a
*'
j John J. Tigert were the princiWOO,000 project for Daytona
ll ^ M WI*A employees, mostly
w
—
'I p a l speaker, before the KoUry
Beach and a I370JWO project in the “ white collar’' class will
Between eight and ten Iheut. Aaeembly for thla district held
far Baraaota.
receive wage Incrrsscs of ftom *■«
Tampa
. .
-----d
Tamua
employee,
w
ere, lt |^ke City July Id-l'J.
•La f . W. A. Uaa TUa
am i
h i hie, *..» '
I hi ii mK - ' i , in I t-XH* 4c 'l Uitf
tumiliy
deep* i inlt- l In* d 't a ils ot h.* ten
RKA To ConHtruct 180
Miles Of rower Lines
B uild Y o v O w n H om e
W U k D u BdW
B a U d ln f k U U r t o k
AM o f
on, ,.ta . I,on, rhr national ,...u»!
'•f ''O'*
"• I"" a nalomal
«h* ) lilni u inlei iiA liniiu ] p io h le m *
-i.H-ks make- «
*°,H*
rv- added to t lem on Je lly
*h|4|*i(i|f
T hid ul.nl tliA* n klnh on iH lip
p m m i- a
bat
N A T l ' K A l , r»a
' ■av,
n 'lin t < Ait \ \ l lt h \ A t, r» MiUrt'■
*>
•-
Ihe Full (losjM'l Tnliernnel
h* *a " 1 lf " " 'rv of them had
«n Ihe Orlando Road, will .p e a l " " " " '*» rinihla to .,>end their.
•n **Jnv° at thr «**rvier* lomirU ,u,*’ r y*nr<
wnulif lie murr J
rh r
n tilth v nj•I not ) i*t *mr vnu 1h ti
lur *r, tu*n
t u n k »tl pent* >ifuf h ;ilf u < p n f
diee»l i 'd efy to two cu p * o| It niori
K i In I hi m ix Dili"is-i-oii In u h ly
ihe
wi t h - i l l , pepper
and m in ted
u n io n *, pin * b y und pci h,tp« ir m 'il
peppt f '
Four
m in a
dt-h m iil
c h ill fto
un h o in .
1 ninoltl
un
< ita m o d im p r r o iv e few lu r e .
j
M i,- F.liui i*liill**Mtf<*nt Mm* letlLlle
Old lo p w ith « bit *f
f l a r n * *j«i*f he
did not sir** u
R u th H an d . M i™ Ijv m n I list ten , uU„ ,
, u l„ i | „ d ressv e le im i m ure v i ^ omuja <han him*
U rn and M rs K v u M ilin rik - iir n t ||(|f |fl u ;M,U |
n n d .l a* l r ‘'l"> "« K h m an y w e re yo u n g er
m
..............
S lice d lo n ^ u r f i t * ' if m ill iellu n i
_
A
t f ' iv c r n
«hull life i *
The niwlet tid inM*|
Ilorn*I il l in* which ttir.in* »i ha*
'
R ev.
n At l o i n I
ill1e111 bn* If.* r to d t " th in k »n tUA
I I . J* H la iJjie , H i* * Ih ila y e H a iu lsj
W
If . H a t i ia, Ihl, d ra w I f , SI M a ria n I ’ b iu -e . M i-s i'o r g “ 'J r'- u m y ', o n ly s u .v m n g C u n . j
M r , | | 9Xl.j » , tflt|,.e i ,
U k a . M iss C a ro ly n C n tric k
ft-vJs*r« e v e te ra n , re tu rn e d from i t in g
a reren illn .- .s
M ia* Joyce M c flr a w .
h* ''V tly a b u rg reu nio n d e scrib
h„ I11(. uf
se™ _ .
1
r r i aAnft»m IfiK iu rve lt'A m v e il- ^
G r o w , lift F r e n c h A ven u e
Bev. Fred A. Klehey mK uf th*
Will Speak On “ Joy
idea ot e I wo m one a rra n g e m e n t
* I l'< M >t ii'»o*| ■*»/■•*•I |t ln c of i
timiM,' b<,ii v \|i
\p|| <4 •on*i*l.mg o f ‘ h*- 'IMmiik h* Hi«
hirnk ng ip thi* chunk
ceono |onifrr part ..t the r n n im i and a
mu * into *hoi i »o»tU him *implti
1,1 Jacket in *lip over tha
*ein*'in «'s* if) flu- ohvion* ho|'r *on*nil.
th*r flic pullin' Mill imd* rwijtml j I niiififi t*bli> pautie* in match
mnl tMihi *r* 1h r u^liernl
il**
il?lf ,,M
Oef top which h II uw *
ID'*
lh, Im *i« of th* Th oiy
,,,n '•»**
'* iich IP*. ialnlij»a
•Ii Uw I' m null fit * mm until*, le , ' k,n 1 *' ,lfr- %JHl*f .u Do y (hi* outfit iiui *1 in tut
»! 'h e r h il il
pi-ai >' 4r>'t - m in o n I d «"il nT
and h* M.ho* f >rnloni
wil hniif
i,*a, l h< ■ o iif it t V
-1*1-
Thf,’ r lh- ,l‘ y„ r . ™
v,,“
dun* pit-mr wa« *#t for A u f M >n Baltlmnr#. Md.
lM,m^
M1,# <rr,v"*»
Mr* I. K. K.tr»cJf #
appoint*
p,Jl" 4 h,! r,r,'lh ‘,y*' '* fLot
f>U c r chairman and Mr*.
Miss Virginia
MtIUp.
S l a t e " '........ •" I he ronierH. shomd
ta |.eurifoy , nt)
|)vi<lt ^ rr. Welfare Supervisor of t nit No
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Sprii
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H V M HKM riOTHK S
July jn
\\ I, , the hi-MillIlli'w hii* kfiveiiE1 Manv iiinthei* Hie bn*y tillyjtlt
you .1 t)lii\ by piny «ti <*uitI nf i he ‘ !>r otaStinit then diiltlfcn * «nmKouwim | T* u* ymi mtyhi w*flt n|^r
clothe* ctoihr*
thill are
to oa '.h ariotlo-i and fa, mo, e ]eomfnrtahle f.., rdsv. stirs,I,va,
slgnil >■.»nt atigb of Ih. m p i f i , ' li" lll>!''- ' * ' v
maks sml wash
........ .
of the pie.lden'ial i *n‘l * ^I
spee, he.
Thr snnsoit rn.enible fo- lulls
hoi what 'he Cresiibnt is leal- i f f 4 or f ' b
firt, proven to be
I) doom i, tiying to ..II John very praetnal
Ii develops tha
—-------llAtflif Up lrfti'Vfi» aiiil hk i*ii 4V
Mr. and Mrs T W. l-awlnn. «" ' " ' v- U»’V may be shaped Ht
Jr. have returned from a month"
*>!“■• and .ties of glass, china
tour of aovotnl •uiuthfru slat**- ,,r ' Mn-itw nn- tumimrirr*. 1 hr
e«n,*»,ir, B Hioiil.l, of tours*. U*
Mrs lien Cantwell "‘mil nirrr. ............... . '" v-ld wsiei first In
Patricia Ann ....... . M l W ednea-.""1............ " 'a '*
when 'he
ra g u la r
PIT
Mr*. Cl \|i\H KKNIIALL
U*M# lleiHitfiialf allnfl
II, Mllld. vs
Morris Mo*«s ai.l Herbert Mo
1 * a hungry now that
*•» hav«- return'd from it hmmon troop, in aft.., , str-nu<*u* tennis
"<P to North Csrolms.
matt h smt JrmftniU I.hkI th maybrewing.
Mr*. Hans Sorenson has ar- Whamver the purpose thr.** s i
rived from South Ainoiics to be
"iolt| to fill mo toll
The!
the guest of her lather, tlayard mu*d may be pieiwrrd during a
Smith for a short time.
'.pur' .poll
.torod in 'he refng-i
orator and Used > day or se latoi
R. 0 . I’«'k * and It S Wood , s 1
m od . are nourishing
nf Jacksonville are in Sanford on time. . . e . , f... hoi weather They
41Ft*
Home Demonstration
Notes
tt
L o u n c il
'. " “ T V ' i
Church held
■■v ‘‘ j * y \ r w r ^ m p f a r 7,
• ” r' •
noiui** ihrury h u l)ar«|
pv#n Ihi'IT| fill, jful )M'II Mrnil1,* toll night
f*»r «o nrrom|ilitohril n nlM'akar ni t It*iMiy;Ii I hi* lat if f *n iht* *m *H
Lm tlfin with *hr fa hi u* hftwrMli.
I’ resirletil Itm.svvel,
SnmediiUB hnth'lix uti* M-wint
For. h-ek In history deeper than
Amrr,r,in itoorrma
wanning
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(ini 'h irin g the w*'viing un pitK'uaa.
Hat ring wait ur depressions,
w ill iirtivh li* ihtto
M|4urt*. S»v% it)
J,,hn '''lU rn
has always in, .util u in , p a rsin g ih i**u il uv**r p in s .
pi r *4tatI hum** uhhgiitktnn un Iho
A fte r m a k in g th n -td
x u n ira a»il
who come lo Ws.h thi* im ili'f **ill'* n f Mu* g iirm a itt,
‘"gtoiv The congressman wh- 1m u ,v i’ puito, pull h ilt inn up, a m i
f*'1* *•» tf'l hia full need ul post- wind ih ir a d tiru iiiu l
um h'rncaM t
o
f f ic
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—r a , 'la m a , h ig h w a y s nrul 'h«* 1 |iUiilln
had U tl.r watch out on nest | llullunhu|.ll
W1.„ u, 4,
'dectiun day
mil tot hi* 1‘iinaiilaNtiL I'lsckal*
llul, now the theory ii that f»,l of loh gap bectiu-e bi|l|,mh«lvt
eral aapendilnres are no longer slrrli- or are plucrd iiicotrrctjy, Tu
coni roll'd by state and Ureal poll pi event 'Ins place top Imllnn at
tire! org.minium Wt'A is 'he uppi-r epu| nf iiuUoriholv and sec
oulalanding egample of apvmluet ond bultoii at lower vii,I.
adjusted completely for each slate
from Washington And more Im- with Hoosrvrlt approval, haa a
portent every gifnlfitent liberal tendency to ignore piitrly s'al#
|xw placed on Ike statute bonks. arul local intsresi*.
■ H lB B B a a a n u iiia iu u n g n B n u u u u u u u g u n a a u u ig u u B i
W E R T -T h e JE W E LE R
DUaeastda lad Watchua
fln u W e ig h A n « J g w tlry R e p a lr in i
■D U atuad H a a a ttD f A n d B a fr t T la g
—
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Why Not Eat At Laney’B
These Warm Summer Days
W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our Delicious—
Home-Cooked Meals
Lunch Complete With Dessert tf Q
Cold Plate Lunch l | c
Jfl BAKE OUR OWN Fits
l A N E Y DRUG STORE
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Corp.
Polly, J J. el ux. to Sanford
Prod. Credit Aaan.
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I Kae’ trman, E. F. et u*. to RanWairaaty Dead.
| ford Prod. Credit A«*n.
Wynn. Alii* 0 . «t vir A D. B. Adam*. W. A. at u».. Olyve N.
Keigani *t ut. to C. W. Baker
fcBnfr,rd Atlantic Nall. Bank
H um Carl et HI., H«l*n to Carl
S a lid ailiaa i of Mortgagor
Carlson et ug.
| Reid. Margaret E. to Alberta S.
Cefihart, Laura E. W. et
vlr.J
Walton, will.
Harry B to Etna* O.Kellar
Mitrhrll. J.C. to Jo». M. <ionWalion. Alberta 8.
toNaney E. u le t et ui.
Dobbins
, Sanford Atlantic National Hank
Catts, Alica May, wkl. to II. H.
to W. A. Adam* et ui.
Wataon
. Hutchison, J. C. A Co. lo W. A.
W abon, H. M. ct ug to WightAdam*, et u*.
Hand Co.
(iarriaon, R I- et ug. to Sanl)avi.on, J. D. « l a i to Elh*l W.
ford Prod Credit Aaan.
Ayr**
Mikler, Joseph, "I al. to Sanford
Kent, M. E. et vir. H. F. to Fred
Prod. Credit Amn.
P. Eniminger et uz
Mikler, Mike el uz., Marla to
Magnolia Inveatmenl Co., The to
Sanford Prod. Credit Assn.
John Tiedtk*
Chapman, Ralph B. et uz. Ethel
Riddle and Putnam, Inc. to 1re
Id. to Sanford Prod. Credit
E. Southward et ux.
Assn.
Este*. n. W. et uz, Ruby Mae to Lawton, Lillian L. et vir, W. J.
tn Saufnrd Prod. Credit Assn.
Aubrey Harris et ux
Home Itwnrn Loan Corporation Melsch, Edmund W. et ui.. Marie
to Hanford Prod, Credit A*»n.
to Thelma Roblnaon, "gl.
Brice, J. It., tgl. to Arthur W.
Satisfaction af Candillunal
Knox et ux.
5*1* Coatr.
Young. W. R. el uz., Mary I. to Hill A Co.. In.. C. V. to Triplt
R. D Wheeler
8. (irocrterla
Seminole County
Court Records
.ook ou ts Lead For Five
innings But Lose Contest
•
—
leider Allows One HU In 8 Innings;
Rice Doubles O ff Hudson To Score
Winning Runs For DcLand
sb
Alter Sanford held a 4 to I ritr*n
M m nft rf
V.itM tor fhr# Inninga. the DrLandi Ada o
itafrd another ninth Inning iM-fUK PR
hnVr p
Tallyat Conrad Park last n ig h t1 XIItml
Ron p
'out th* Lookout* by a
Total#
peure of 5 to 4.
Oothlt 0 to 2 th* Reds look
tat* ° l breeka In ’.he ninth
to pnt (our run* n r r m tho
> '/ i n d wllh the loop run
(gored In th* second inning gave^
*M th* winning m*rgin.
I
IIRLANII
M*- m «•11 r f
I'm it ri f
’ Vf
tiirtpin »
V';.1,'"' ’ , i."
Aftar th* DeLaml crew arm'd
;i,
a In th* second, th* i»cnlilr" I!".1,"'
Hated with four in th* ..........
nrth and held th* Red* *rl,te- it
until the filial ninth. Hchn.ton th* hilt fur the local* f«r
,
uni <*h*n
•ItM Inning* nllowed only a "Inutu nun flui—j
g|« hit but gave up nine
free
■>ei e m u * *. P l l t m a n I
pM H l whilf "inking out
fire
Hill Ik.
11 mt *oo.
Hut.batter*. Hudson who relieved 1. .la-' t J i r l e i n 1 . June*. Mhlnier
i
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per
Aten..
J.
P'.rter,
Itrrof,
Schneider allowed one hit In the
II
ninth and with three walk" ac 1I•.t oIlal ee . l eHie It h l i1.n n U, i nba« "lil e" .t" - AIn.
, , s. ,l1**
2 H . o . l l i e r " T w o ! . • » » till". (-“ » *
counted for the Del-end tallies
ll l e .
Hlnlen h a . e .
lie
‘ Th# R*d« were forced to us« . 1 ...,, Art"H.hi.Ortl
Doubt*
l>l«V"
IT, Wolfeherger, end Porter P o r t e r l o J . r t i . ' . n |o A l e n n ; H lll h
D u . I , . Ilp llert*. lo
on th* mound and between them' u.
u -n m n '
l-.ue.
I ^ fl on
h n * e . Ms nforil
% gave up air hit* to the 1-oukout Io -l .n r t m I t . . . o n l .a l l ., » . h n ' l
Quit
Plain*, N. Yu wan lb* NatUaal P. C. A . champion.kip till*
■ Sa*ad (l* fl) *f Whit* Solphvr Sprlagi, W. Va., at Shawaootka akampiaaakip cap.
PAUL RUNTAN (rlgkt) *f
for ika soeaad lima by dofaal
on-Dalawars. Wllh tk*m la
tlnvelaml
■ Langston and Adi lead the
hitting attack with two hit" each,
Including a two-baa* clout each.
- Ric* pounded out a double bag
in th , n.u pllrhvr. 1,'urtvon fw im w . I**1'
ger for the Red* In the n
ninth
J
Which drove in tho winning run*. t o a m i Hii.lli T i m * « (
The Lookout* Journey to tlr-J
Undo tonight and play tho Rena-1 Electric feeding machinet are
t o n on Tinker field at
H:ltt'n*rd In Al»*ce lo makr gee«e
o'clock. Tomorrow "the Hrnulnrv .flitter anil produer more "pate de
Tialt Sanford'for a double header) foie gr»«," Alsatian liver P**1*
With the Lookouts and "Orlando delieary.
Day" aa planned by the nfficial*
•f the Seminole Dn«ebnll Aaaockiton.
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let I g r l a g W a te r— P b e a a I I I .
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pa tat aaaaer ran b a r. I'aa
l * r Uar*a U a a lllr PTaaaeia. n a a jtfy ; t e y - a w n r r B a e gw a ta l a
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P O O R P I C K E R waa T a n k in ' J** DtMaggW who m o m I*
hava eheaen a R t f Bax fan far this view at aa Italian C k lU m 'a
haaw In Boston. Thera wara plenty at alhtr DIMaggie reaignt
whan Jaa shewed the yeuagtton earn* bate hall triakaf
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DAODV IS
AWFULLY IMPORTANT
I DIDN'T T I L L ________
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By Jo Motor
,O A N _ D U N N ^ .S E cr«i.O p E r«ll»i 4 1
NOW D O N 'T FO RGET / 1
<3CT T H O S E TW O
HOODLUM S TO TALK**
PRO M ISE TH EM T H E
M ONEY B U T T E L L THEM
IT W ILL TAKE A COUPLE
OK W EEKS TO Did IT UP**
^ I ' L L MC IN T H E ,---- J
A greem en t
t: Hutchison ft Co Hanford
AlUntic Natl. Bank
Suita, Civil— Jaatie* o f Peat*
United Lumber Company va 8C. Dickerson
I'ailrd Lumber Company va Bry
an S. btapnen*
FOR DELICIOUS
•SN A CK S, a .*
S atisfaction " * f M ortgages
O ra te
Campbelli Security
Feed &JS\ed Stare,.
Piny Safe! - - - l/se fce Tire with the
important 3 things:
Beauty - Safety- Long Life
Yiju gel them all In . *, . .
*»"* Hvvorelag •***->
MOHAWK F wm
TIRES
THAT
1
C S R T 'N Y
IS NIC*.
I’LL M T
YOUTtC PROUD
s
A HIM. r-
T- r °“
n o Ae CooJ Ae N ew .
Rockey 91 Tire Shop
IIU Peek A v *.
I WANT JUSTISS
7[ J O E — M Y
Sokerdiaation
J
Cold Smoke Products
In»ccticidc—Fungici Ic—Plant Foods
WIIKtlF.AH, The Hanford Lookouts of the Seminole County
Baseball Association will play the Orlando Senators, Thursday aft
ernoon anti evening, July 21, and
WJIEttEAH, Il la th* desire of the City that we honor the o f
ficials and player* ui the Orlando Baseball Association and also
show our appreciation to Orlando baseball fana for their attendance
ut games in Hanford during tha season,
THEREFORE, I. Edward Higgins, Mayor of tha City o f Sanford, do hereby proclaim Thursday, July 21at, aa ORLANDO DAY
In Hanford, and do urge th.it aa many citizens o f Sanford and all
o f .Seminole County ax possibly can attend th*. gum** between the
Orlando Senators and the Sanford Lookouts on this day.
laaued at Sanford, Florida, this 20th day o f July, I93S,
EDWARD HiaOINS,
Mayor.
JOE P A L 00K A
Affidavit
Cawthon, Howard L. A T- Hope
at to Sidney J. Cette, deceased
Horse Feed—Dairy ''ecd—Egjf Mash
WoodrufFs Cdery Seed
PROCLAMATION
COLOR H I) W OHAV w tal# *ta*kl a i a «i. Irani■#. H arr T a ta tt.
1014 W n l » lk SI. W ill call faff
Radford
Henley, W. L to Sanford At*
Untie NatL Bank
Foreign Jwdgmoal
Wllenn A Toomer Fertilizer Com
pany vs L P. Garner.
KRAFT
Hrn.lrrion, Lilly to
W. Hen Sanforil Production Credit As
sociation tu R. B. Chapman et
derson
CHEESE SPREADS
uz.
McMullen, Bertha E. et vir.. W.
a Jtoae brtag out eat seal sariA. to Frank L. W oodruff
Sanford Production Credit As
etieo «f Kraft Cheiaa Speeasta
sociation to Mike Mikler et ux.
Lena*
end exac t sea, . . and oosapeay
Tburaton, Henry J. et ug to Pe
Suits— Law
tifiadimeata arw ell ready I
ter Thurston
Johnson, Joe v* C. I. T. Corpor
Thane Soeoode are grand far
ation.
sandwicnee, eppotlaort and
Mortgage*
Assignment of Mortgages
aalnda, ioo. Ncrtfcn lb* ambrt
Adams, W. A. et uz., Olyv* N.
Zachary, O A. tu Citizens Bsttk
new rJrrJe dot design on the
tn J. C. Hutchison A Co.
Sw ankyiwlg glaasaa X ra ft
of Titusvillr
Thurston, Peter et ux., Victoria
Notice of Lino
to Sanford Atlantic Natl. Hank
Harris. Aubrey et uz. Varah to Long, llnnunl C. to Mra. CL A.
II. W. Kate*
Hnhinvon, Thelma, igl. to Home
Fcr lleut Results Um Security
Owner* Loan Corp.
I-owthcr, S. H. to W. T, Carroll
Cray Lien
dnhnsnn. Paul P. el uz to Ban
ford Atlantic Nall. Bank
Mailer** Daad
tV’ atsnn, H IL, ftpl. Master to
Marlin Dojrle
Meet gaga*
Tolar, Eva U. et vir. R. E. to
J. J. Cate* Co., Inc.
j
Kv.es. Hay. rival. re slltlae r
W vos.r.vvv Alan,loom 'o o bla a g taaslls
Mortgage* and Liana
Thurston. Pater et ux. * Henry,
et uz. to Sanford Prod. Credit
Aaan.
DaYii, Philip R. et al to Hanford
Prod. Cradit Aaan.
(
Butnar, I-at at, uz. bo Kaalaed
Agricultural Credit Corp.
i
it w . rirti
pkffi# M t
King, R. A. et uz., Ereel E. to
oanford
Agricultural
Credit'
P e r n
P rl.
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PAHOKEE. July 20.— W V —
J R.
Millar
ha* a
livingUhl*
In hi* living
room.
Two daya
after
Millerhad
purchased the occasional table at
Ocala
he discovered
leave*
•proutlng from th* leg*.
The sprout*, aom* two Inch**
long, pushed their way through
varnish.
Now Miller b* considering plac
ing the Irga In water end aahlhltlng tha table a* a shrub.
IF-SIDE!
2
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i'O la O H K II IJIM I j
n u l l laaaBrr
Mark. Lilia Law*. VIS W ill* *
Aveaaa*
Living Room Table
Found To Be Alive
f.»In.
I
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11f I'!( (Itifle 11ill i'.t
l.et m i l k ( W n RIt I na I *•11
I 'htfBii'f 4»i
SITUATION WANTED
P I V K HOOM laraJabeJ k t a w . 411
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HOUSES FOR RENT
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APPRISHIATB 1
YOU* KINDNESS* .
�Baafferi b T h# Only Central
F k iM a C ity A ffo rd in g Ra U. Highway
A nd W ater T m u p o r ta tio a
flattbtoW Cawnly Producers
More Fralt And Veritable* Than Any.
Similar Arw In America
AN INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEWSPAPER
M ember Associated Prean
Rebels Begin
Attack, Japs
Lag In China
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. JULY
WARFARE ON THE STRIKE FRONT
E f f o r t s To
Control Fires
Are Fruitless
21. 19.1S
WHERE TUNNEL BLAST KILLED 11
' i
•J
____
General Offensive Is
Unleashed Against
Loyalists By Driveing InsurgentArmy
i>000 F i r e-Fightera
Mohili/.ed To Com
bat Flames in For
ests Of Northwest
Nipponese Get
Reinforcements
SEA TTI F.
J«i1v
21 l/D Fgre«i fir*- inr*.| f.i rwMttl *m v »gel> m lh* I'Mftfir nor'hw rnt
despit- . fftiil* of l hr g irn 'rd
eim\ •.f fit* f njhtrr * mi ’iillird"
in >hr 41*4 in IPlT'lll i n n .
In Hi »t»-Ii
( •Himbln « fn r*M ^ slrrly w in ih
rm»l
**f fir»H
*hr problem of l.IMfcf
More Than 300 Bombs
Hit Kiukiang Sec
to r , Say C h i n e s e
m tn
Tw
V E N D A Y E . FRANCO
SPANISH FRONTIER. July
21.— (A P )—Insurgent*
un
leashed a general offensive
in eastern, central and south
ern Spain against the Gov
ernment lines weakened by
Generalissimo F r a n c i s c o
Franco’s steady drive toward
, Valencia.
NUMBER 281
Established In 1908
Growers Aligned
For And Against
M arketing Pact
Rcfetendum On
Market Pad To
Begin Tomorrow
ProH Contend Control
I n Benefit To Pro
ducers While Cons
Say It’s Injurious
c. K.
f irhi.ru: s% in.oon acre fire.
ilntrnyfn
rti .in i«tmii
Hfinihttlt • "i
♦he
|iee**» »iy
I *••••!f m»*
PO.IMHI Nt 1*
A scream o f shells over lone
besieged Madrid signalled
re
newal of Urge scale warfare ir
■II aectioaa of 8pain.
Government reporta aald Insur
gent batterlea poured S00 ahella
on th« capital'a battered building*
In a few hour*. Government
(irneral Joae Miaja'a veteran
Twenty peraone were beaten in frte-fOr-all street
fighting
troops, drawn from tha central
that broke out between atrikeri and worksra at the Maytag factory
and aouthem fronta, were con
centrated In eaatern Spain for in Newton, Iowa. National guardsmen finally restored order and
eUmped military Uw on tha district. This striking picture shows
defanaa of Valencia.
a worker being held down by a strike sympathiser after he was
SHANGHAI, July 21.— 0P>— knocked to tha ground.
Japanese warships began trans
port af heavy reinforcementa In. to tha uppar
Yangtia
battle
area, where the Japaneaa army
(CaaNawe aw page ala)
jimIIi
if it
•luring • »*"
d r r k lf *»n th*
(‘eery I I m i W*
W i'h thr ri’ fi rriiilunt on
tIts* fY li’ry Miirkt’ tm g Agrp*1nu'tit ilrnu ing
mvtr cplery
tier wbub l nr
|»*-l v mi
growprx m fh ii anil oth er
during
Sanford g rP M fn vote n the priMliu'ing )iv lim n linvo «i>U
nlfie.' of i ountv Age*a f
piiroiitly aligupil tlirniMctvcs
l>i*«"ii nrtbe 'lie Oviedo faint
in cantpM o f pro., and conn.
elm volt tn NibUtk** Urn; Stole
W hile 'h r (iniH nrP coll*
in Ov It*
’ putting that thp control o fAllotting the slogan
fori'tl through tin* niarkotinjf
Junioi i hntnhrt of t
Itecaint
<<<limi|r* unlit n'*<1
•if tun ri hml brru
- im r Ibr demon d
|M*I iih| *'ni( i‘<| tilt
' Inarm *1 *1
wtiiit fur
il»y* Mg •
*• i-t lire
wm- in
On i f * s
* i tu ‘ « i m u i I v
*h e»*
« wr»*rin
u ncut i i'll •il IIhiiii ' •|uen»l n v e f
Wt^hinu'nn'* l**i C*
li.UOO mu**
irrr fire!
eft hlme. lb*
defied dil «*f
n r Mr l.un*view .
fo rts
uf 7r»0 men
•
grower* Iti “ vole
Imm »»if *'
ontiol I*.
n*
V*
Mrotlwm
of
th*
S o n in I*
Count v S o il ( rtS'i’iv jI m n Com
m ill* * w ill a rt u* o ffic ia l* at the
tana.
,
.
. ’ “ "H •» g fu n d . The frame woik »v» the hark tfiomid i* being u»e«l
Mi Itnwn.m «sid.
itddtng
clouds ««
of ^
In B ritis h C o lu m b ia cloud*
***ue worker* t»» bring the hodlen to the «*i»»fMv*
I'll* ill that lhi*na* o ffn min w ill g i\ r in
sm i'k i- tnllow vit over the
' l"‘ urea •fated wotkmen were ahowered with rork when the blwst janed tin*
a triiclm n on how to f ill in
tin*
column
in
an
eight m ile long
Seven other* wen* injured.
h iillot to I hoot* who do not lilt
the • ir.jt u a n r
re a ch in g 7 ,0 0 0 fre t ">
dem tand R»*v Svm *«. S r w ill b*
,»flu* laid’ e "
Fo re st)
departm ent
111 •hm g* al th* S a n fo rd polla
sum m oned
d ra tio y e rs when
while I* Nf N in th haa b a rn d*«
w in d whipped lh e flam e s sou
ig n a tfii lo set at th* poll* in
w ard from Km bra
l.a n d in g .
Oi irdo.
fis h in g rv»«rt
Mr |>MW»on r*poit*d that apT h e resort waa e n circle d
by
p ro x n iia trly 20 ah«*ntr* ballot*
fla m e s for a tim e last n ig h t but
hail been ntaileo to fa r m r i* who
; it was saved b y a s h ift of
Ihe
•r* out of th* *tat* at th* pr* 8wind.
*nt tim#.
In fo rm a tio n w hich
mu*t
he
fille d In on the ballot include*
ch has caused dawtaga eatlth* ntlm her of n o t* * of celery
m ated at * 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 since i l start
nhipped la*t ye a r and th* numl**r o f .ic*r** planted.
Ambulance* wait sat the mouth «•f u water tunnel in Baltimore
» i' ii' ii;t l
in n u.th l.la h n «n.l western M-.n- fof the ho«|ie« of || men who were killed by n dynamite **|i|o»|oh
The situation was
<] Wells Are Drilled Road Department
F or Irrigation In May Make Needed
Fort Mellon Park;Repairs To Bridge
Pick-A-BackPiane Second Victim Of
. .. Finishes Atlantic Strange Malady Thirty ^ llu^tf” lo; f,'h1/ ,1’” 'Rapid Progress Being! ChamberOfCommerce
By cor n u a flig h t fa Gonadal Cteimd in Miami1
Made In Construe
Advised Of Efforts
tion
Of
Shell
Walks
For
Prompt Action
DUBLIN, . July
British Airship Com B a f f l e d ™ y8,c^ ns - 's r r s r n **
Think IElusive Type
Douglas
Corrigan, I American
filar who flaw an old plana from
New’ Yark to Iraland without a
permit and without aid of modam
navigation
Instruments,
booked passage for homo on tha
American linar Manhattan, sail
Ing neat waak.
Than ha arent shopping.
Me
planned a two-day visit In Lon
don before sailing'from Cobh on
July 30.
So far ha haa turned down all
offers to appear In m ovly, night
clubs and vaudeville.
Leffler Opposed '
Dawson AsksAll
To Continuation
(irowers To C a s t
V o l e In Election Farmers Were Saved
$500,000 By Con
Toni"i. •
the «I*V win 1
trol. S y m e h Says
TK.
.
pact d in in g lh«* p.i^t *4’ ii* * n maa
b e n e fic ia l • " g ro w e r* th *
m ne
n r * re fu tin g lh»* wi t h a *ta te *
n ie n t that th * pact r* * u lte d In
1141 b e n e fit* »*» the g ro w e r* and
w n * in iu im n * to th * in d u * tr y a*
8
w h ole
W
A l e f f l e r , w ho i* In th «
ra m p w ith Ihoap ng;nn«t c o n tln *
n a tio n o f th * p a c t, in an in te rv ie w to d ay co n tend ed t h a f
the
a g re e m e n t, d e fin it e ly , w aa
not
* u rre * * fu l
M r L e f f le r a ** « rte d
th a t re s tr ic tio n * o f *h ip m e n t* aa
p ro v id e d hv the p a c t, opened th *
w g y fu r o th er in d u * tr ie * to m ako
In m a d * on the d em and f o r K lo r*
id a r e le r y
Roy F Si me*. Sr
who la
wholeheartedly in favor of con
trol, declared that the Marketing
A g .l« * *4at slaved *hm ralry grow
er* *T I•*m*t a half a million d«dlar* and declared that the move
ment Agnmat the continuation of
control wn* aupported hy tho*#
who would profit moat hy per
mitting iinronttnlled *hipm*nta.
On*
»ha* two a ftc t m i well*
\n iiidirNtion that >hc hridg* I
in possible danger was th. town
o f Courtenay, with a population f »r vbhirh I h r C H y hs* run •'\4-r tin* Kt-oiili»ckhati‘h** Crr*k
' •ic tr il
f«»r
tin*
«uh n r irm ' h ii on «>Mti* road 201
o f l.ftOO.
will !»*• rr
v*t*m
in K«»r • M»*llnn
I'a ik palled wan
r*«*riv*d
t'hoinila)
II
J. L e h m a n , lo c a l
g ro w e r,
MIAMI, July
21.—14*1—The .
a **s ro m p litn l
WiMlnrwIay
♦•> mot ning st the thsmlo-r of 1*0111
MONTREAL, July 21.
who i* i i l*o opposed to the M a r
(strange malady that has baffled
Ih#
A
l»
K
n
s
irr
(''*ri»|>sny.
n»*rr*
The first trane-Atlantie flight o f, physicians who believe it might
k e tin g A g re e m e n t. «anl th a t th a
An
i*iri*llvnt f'tiw of
w a 'i-r
the pick-a-back plana ended here ^ caused by an elusive type of j
pact did not o f f e r g r o w e n ro n A ropy of 4 l*tl*r fi"m I.. K
* 8 1 srru rt-il n ftcr (h r vm*I| hail
when tha Britlah seaplane Mar- poison today claimed its second
t r o l o f a n y th iiftr.
T h e r e w a * no
( ' 41111011. a*M-dan' S*al4*
high
^ in n k
I l*nd *r won,
n*gro, n cu n t 1o| o f q u a lit y o r q u a n tity
d rilB d t«» « Ifiii f«w»t if«*|»ih
cury alighted on the St. Law- rlclim here.
way a-figin* »*r, to II
1^ Ihikr,
i
i
o
n
friu
ril
1
h
irk*
n
thi*f,
waa
ep
The
ra*
in
i;
w
h
*
d
rive
n
tHI
fret
reneo River. It glided to smooth ' Joseph
r in
llsith, 31. an
p e r r r i il g , no r o n t r o l o f tH*- deaomiiiti naiiro
i*ngilo’« r
of th'* plfhi'tided Tuesday by
__, i, n _ I « h I m *
S h e riff
(•» a rnrk Im l.
landing 20 hours and 20 minutes’ j,|aye „ f >n exterminating firm
t m at loti o f lo aded c a r * , an d no
Sln'i*
ILad
Ih’pMi tno'iil,
*«
I
t
M
H
and,
and
w
ill
h*
Irifd
Drillinir
»h* o»h*r will
Ireland,fusing Insecticides, died in a hoaafter leaving Foynes,
planting l !•a* ii*r« *»it y for •* b«’f*r* C o u n ty .ludg* It W f u r c o iit r u l o f th * in d u s tr y in prn*Urtril milI it I* *S|M*rtr«| • » In I p •1**. and
2715 milcs away, where it had pltal six days after th- death
din mg a rr tlo n * o U t*l*l* o f F l o r
a it making aiiangt'iio nln 111 a few day*.
John Neal Lewis ind Jnney
r*impl*trd in n thnr* him*.
been launched In midair by Its of his four-year-son Calvin,
id a.
f 1 them , hi
Norrt* of l-nke Gem were marS
h
e
riff
Hand
d
e
ila
re
il
lh.it
physj^ians, who said
mother ship, Maia.
1 Hospital physjrii
Th* bul f*»r drill*.s» th«* vnlls 'll* ( ha nit *4*1
It.ilp h
B
Chapm an,
g ro w e r
ried by Judge Ware Wednesday
h*
had
rurUM'd
n
u
iu
e
io
ii*
•mo
MVhMI <I ••| !«» A- I>
|(«»a||*r
I The plane with the pilot, D o n - ' there was no sdsspirion of foul
n ie n ih e r o f the C o n tro l C o m m it
Mi
Cannon pl.nrit*
l b* I* *t*p fu n
sftetnoon.
recently from
rha-k* n
aid Bennett and the wtr.lesa, play. »e * the child’.
stomach
•'•impany m( ’ h«* l a d *••»*! i» «»l in Mi I in k • ay hi part " \ \ *
prm iurer*
who
had
report d te e , atated th a t f a r m e r * *h o u ld
operator Albert Coster wilt gu o r g . n . e i ^ frder.i ^lebnrslnrb-s
th* C it y
Ciiiiiiiii»MH»n.
S ' v n « l j .if* hi n i i ’ipt of a l* 'li r from
Mrs.
1.
A.
Wilson
has
been
m
i«*ing
4
number
of
fowl .11 v o te , fo r the p a ct an d lli* n m a k t
at WasKIhgton to de'ernime the
*10Ii ch an g e *
a*
w a*
deem ed
on to Nrw York later.
mnntrd a permit tn tear down IihIs wrrv -i bn»Ht»d Ini* tin* l«w- U 'lp h iia g w id l, a r r i* t 4 »V «»f th* th* la it month or
COLORADO SPRINGS. Coin..
cause uf his death.
i «t *8* til It of Iha- It' >si« | I tm •
The Mercury's cargo constat
1 Munty
1 h.inih*r of
I'oin'ing out that llrhd *r*o rr* neceietary to a e e u r* m o re e f f i c i
July 21.— OP)— Snow tad
hail
Hai'h's wife, her lister, a fam u two story frame structure far l» jn y mi f l ‘.»0 f*»r th«* lw*» s t i l t . H*uniio|*
ent a d m in ia tm tio n
am t
**c u rt
C m iinn i i *, S a n fo id , a i * « o |<i I i o i i rorifeaaMui il iu r l'a n
th* perpi*
?■ ranging up to tan Inehaa In depth ed mainly of photographs, news ily friend and a nurse caring lug Park Avenue between four
Th* flow of wa'rr will l» • di of •).* M- .iid of I' i i I.I h* Irin lrm • •rator of Ih* petty lh l* v * ry . g ie a t e i 1o -ope ra tio n in th e lqreels
and
newspapers
rushed
to
trenth
and
fifteenth
Streets.
blanketed the upper slopes of
for their bafcy all had the same
•*rted through III* |il|'inir ti*sr in m "f S*rntnn|r C o u n ty, and a Sheriff Hand listed that h* w o •liin try .
principally
aching
Ptkea Peak following tha worst Fnynrs after the arrival In Parts symptoms,
of
th**
ground lrtV*r
Kufua Claude Mobley of Jerk 'ha surfsr*
.1 t
llu t r h i* o ii. c h a irm a n o f
11 oiu
II
F
W heel**, an re rh* ken pr*M|uceia nerd not
of
ning
George
and
Queen
, aummer storm In years.
legs.
nnvills Bearh and Ksnnie Kin 'hroughotii th* (*.-••k hi ordrr to l)v i* d “,
teg ard in g
th«* In id :* fear filflhrr rude anytime soon th * C o n tro l C o m m itte e , g ra n te d
A t on# lima mors than ISO Elisabeth on their visit of state..
nbeth Brown o f Hanford were rrovld* sil*i| i*t** irrigation fur over l.c inl»H*kh»trher 1 r**k on
to th * cona th a t g ro w e r* w e r t
Several
year* ago, he r i
The four-engined
MereuTTir
OWKN WISTKH 1)1 Ki*
automobiles, many af occupants
I voted a license tn wed by Count) th* hundrrdaof plstu •and ahruhn .S»aL Hoad 2 »»l.
m on* m lr re a te d in the
re tu m f
plained,
chicken
thieve*
mad*
carrying
a
commercial
Atlantic!
N
l
RTIIKINGBTON.
R.
l.-ltP
)
la . summer clothes, warn
ma
Judge R. W. Ware Wednesday to h» plantrd lal*r on
a r r e th
l^ r e t u r n *
lima n tIhb
life
hard
f*r
*ho*#«
who
prorluced
I
p*i
eargn,
landed
at
Hot
wood,’
|—
Owen
W
later,
73,
famous
(tn
my
ta
il
vi
it
to
your
"
f
rooned between Glencove, at a
afternoon.
On* of Ik* well 4 14 ln*:it*d fire , wp d i^ ru a -rd tem p orary 1* chicken*
for a living end • •mtp, but a ililn l that It w a . hi s
,00 0 foot lovel. and tha 14,110 Newfoundland,* the first stop, Mr novelist, died o f a rere* ral
ps|mrirnra thr grnwi'r. rrr a lv a it
n*ir th* ro rn * r of F ir s t H tr**l pairu In I h* iiiad** ••» thin hrnlg* nui>mice for Iho**
mho pr»i
summit.
However, no one about 11 hours. Prom UMwood hemorrhage at hie home here,
and Hanford A v h i t ; th* iit h r r in tn ilrr tn k r* |i it *afe fur th* tircrl it a* a aid* line hut it wn* m»it* rvturne p*r ai*r« *h*n ‘ hi
the plan? went to
Montreal Author ' o f the Virginian ami
sited Injured.
*e*y
to catch crop was small.
is lo ra ird in a p |iro s im a t* ly th* M’hiNil bn* treffa* n il'll aurh tim e rmnparn'ivety
and then New York.
|other books arrived for Ihe sea► am ? position about flfgi fr* t •a fu n d i lnMoni* a v a ila h l* fur 1 hone rceponeihl* her mu** they
*,,inttine t« tile rrunomic law
MaJ.
Robert
Mayo,
technical
son
on
July
3
and
became
III
ZAZV MUST PAT
east.
supply
and demand.
Mr.
trewtlaetC se esse eta I
'yesterday.
th* M’location and construction tried to NteMl 'he f»*ml in large »f
WASHINGTON, July lle -V P )
K»try on*
know*
the oM
Workmen at th* p ark hava of n n*w b ridge. It in m y under* number* and ulao trierl *0 dll* 1Jlutchi«ori declared 'hat control
— Zaau Pitta, mo via aetrssa, lost
ICNfitiMuaa aa Hat* Thraai
|Ht*M of them in th* name may uf shipments tended |u control
•dagp that |o rat "L larkrynl
4< « • ( ! • a re a s r a g e T b r a a l
a* appeal yesterday frees Ml Inp. rTs.
P + » » and
ho* Jowl on Naw
eons* tax deficiency aaecaamaat
Y
w
r
'i
Dny
bring*
good
luck
th*
” 't I- my nnlnion," hr said,
•f 111,394 fur IMS and IN I.
real o f th* year.”
“ It It urnw.'ts Mould have re
Evary on* doesn't know that
ceived considaiebly Iras for their
crop this yeer had thrre hern no
in ral ctUry on your birthday !■
namad
tamporsry
chairman
of
■
County
Agsat
C.
R.
Da
A n O pportunity— *
PARIS. July 2 1 .— tAt— France control. I am In favor of con*
'preliminary sommltlas sponsorin, also __a harbinger o f good luck . _
who was praaaat at
paraded Its newest war machine, Ind of some kind," hr assartedtha rast o f tha yaar.
TM Impetus-which t.irt- Wsdnesdsy night In Da
‘ tha mov.rn.nt, presided e l >*■
, TAVAHKS- Ju|y
Ksrl dulie In Ivading cliics.
fur the first time t» demonstrate
Mr. Hutchison declared that |
j
there are aoma lalgnann, .rrrrUry of tha Laka
•d many a Uttfa d a a l o n whan the Volusia County Cltnm Urday’s masting.
The test weak of the tour In- tn King George VI <>f Britain quality and else prorate might
Grower*
Corporation
was
formoth« way upward to a torTka lamporary chairman In- f
i
J
t
M
©
*
2 X 2
th " n,'<r ° ' Com m ,rv9 cludr. appointmanla at points the strength she can lend to their I h- I h tin than Ihe set up under
doctarod------that ho
------ ------------r .' troducad J. L. Burton, sacreUry
laavc ■Halunlay for
includ common cause of preserving Eu »hich tho Control Committer optuna waa a small cUsoUled latod,
Now In and around Boston,
this morning aa County Aganl wM* 1,1
man such a wondarful sptrlt a t * o f lh, oranga County Citrus
five weaka ing Walthem, Worchaslrr, ('am- ropean peace.
C. R. Dawean want to work ha England to spend
eluted last atqson, also other
ao-o pa ration and anthuaiasm aa Orowars, who axplalnad tka n.ad
For more than an hour infan changes that might be made and
notiaad a large stalk o f celery showing the colored film, “ Flor- bridge, V I. Hummerville, Belmuni.
axklbifad by about 75
o f a parmanant growers’ organNsw
Bedford,
and
llolyokt.
Tha
try, cavalry, erlillery end aerial been named for thv sole purpose
on kis dash with a not. from hi. ^
**
that of tan links a man to who will soak p chart.r at
tsatlaa, and * lw aaalatad In tha offlaa forts reminding him that
In that
vicinity fighters paraded pest the review added that a sub rummittre had
clubs, lu o rt hutels, and angtgviuente
tha chain of moaotffe ora aa a noo-preflt corporation.
arg*nIsatls*' proaaadings yaatar- to ant calory an hie birthday
are In charge o f tha New Eng ing stand at Versailles.
o'bar place.,
of recommending chengra to the
fraqoanUy tha mwa— aa
dny afternoon.
•IL 1. KkpUi'. Jr., •won as
Tha King and Albert Lebrun pact which will be voted on later
will bring good luck.
< A * motion pictures have been land lisa A Electric Association,
end
are
being
handled
by
Rich
which ha ptaeaa in. tha presWant; J. W. Parkins,
Mr. 'Burton dado red, “ Florida
of Franea Joined later by Queen if thr pact U approved In tha
Ha had forgotten It wee
hie raa^* Jurta* ,h- P-*‘ •*» months
director, Elitabath of England and Mme
preaidant, and Jamas V . Dayta, bad 11,000 citrus growers— or bfrtkOair.
under the euspicri o f the Lake ard Shelton, publicity
column by
referendum.
ssaraUry sod treasurer.
____
ae
a
part
o
f
the
reciprocal
pubLebrun for a sumptuous luncheon
“ But," ha aald. *Tm going to C*, a t Jr tr,d«
» "d
Include
“ Krctnt propaganda In favor
ha can tolO adshall
wa
rail
thorn
MOMfocturers
Aftar rnnch / dlacuaatou Uw
in Sanford.
p j^ iM tl'y »"d advertising campaign in tha hall of mirrors at Ver- o f the continuance of control
ant that whole stalk o f celery."
of other
•
f
citrus
fruitT
without
nay
augroup alaclsd 'a dtrestory
_
_
' urue taken at the Municipal b«tw«en Central Florida end New sallies whore the treaty ending
makes It appear that the ig r ea
■Iroa to buy or aoft/,sr to o f Ufa mombars— flv . o f w*am UwrUad rapr
a
- ~
England, handled Jointly through the World War wae signed.
I n w a r I n m m a Tmar
Za*
' 8*mIno1* H1« h School, Eehrner.’ wee a success.” Mr. Lsfflcr
traaa
Service Co.
simultaneous
gaagrepbtrul sartlssW o f 'fkvv days ago
TAX
.rem fruit Cannery, Scene, on the Florida Public
asserted in un Interview, "Con
end
'
ha
N«w
England
Gee
A
ty, Uw real riprsasuWW ty
aur
kaavy
ly
haavy titrug bearing counStreet, many homes and
trary to this, ths agreement wee
_____
, o'her attricHuns In tka city are Electric Association.
not s success, and celery grow
to form
Mona. >Wa da**l
The U ko
County
secretary
ers, particularly in tha Hanford
la Gw ship- . WA* P KOTON'
f n u t a oppaalN
New England
Dw movie also includes scenes la rarrying to
district, had the worst season e*
. TT* N oQ B, eating secretary
Id co
pm . ' Bstlwr, wa
motion
picture
A 'truth load of Irish potatoes record.
o f Trw autr, announced
today f i « p many other cities tn Flor some colored
lt not
wruta wttb those,
tho administration wee
study- ida, The New England tour be* films, and also seme black and has arrived at the local commod
“The average yield shipped
o * far tha
films, because
colored ity distribution office and will ba
lag % a fenaikiilty a f lowering «to* at Norwalk, Coon, at • white
films
cannot
bo
shown
success
Ktwtals
luncheon
on
July
IS.
given te certified relief dlente
t 'w w i l
km sues
tax
fMmpfully at day-time mattings, bu< Friday morning.
showing U followed by
hkh will taka Mr. black end white films covering
AO relief clients must bring
Congress bee
to most e f tha leading many of tha earns subjects can certiflsaUan cards and containers
efforts by
tenters la the New Bug- bo successfully projected
m la ardor te receive their Allot*
Pertly steady tonight sad Fri
pletes 2715 M i l e
Voyage In 20 Hours
Frank Henderson,
N egro, Confesses
Stealing Chickens
Of Poison Is Cause
City News Briefs
Sightseers Marooned
In SnowStormOnPeak
k
DawHon (JctH Gift Of
Celery For Goodluck
County Agent G R. Dawson Applauds
S p i r i t Of Volusi^ Growers’ Group
Earl Lehmann WUl Leave Saturday
For Itinerary Through New England
income
Exemptionji Studied
Relief Clients To
Get Irish Potatoes
LOCAL WEATHER
tp
■B
moat af
tha th is only semi-darkness.
- «.
moat
. . j
day, scattered showers FrMdyy » £ j
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MONDAY, JTTtT 1*. I* «
F rank Guernsey A tw ater To Hurl
Wins New York A gainst DeLand
S la te N et Title At P a rk Tonight
Lookouts Gather 4 Hits
While Azaleas Record 5
—
Miscuc By Bob Pitman In Sixth Allows
Kinard To Score W inning Tally;
Doljack (Jets 2 Bingles
Orlando Youth Wins 1W olfsbergcr To (Jet
Mound Assignm ent
Over Julius HeldFrom Harry Kice
man To (Jet Crown
By JU L IA N STENSTROM
H erald 3 p e r l , Editor
AZALEA HOWL. r a h u l.a . July
11.— Dig Sun. Milirr.
tHwennc
r ilM h a n r i r r for Mu'iatrt i ID rimThomaV Palatkn A /aim * . I m i I
J o u r hllx b u e h n ll >i".|rnl:iv ill
t m o o n lo bout Jnv-ph I*in'l»-1 aoil
f ro m
Ihe I-mi hull I* b> M
• r o r e o f 2 to t
, ‘ Both h u t le r i w r r r in lip t ■>J>
- forpt »» Finder all.rwe.l nr.l) "II"
- more than Miller, but In* ni.it*w ere una ble tu dim * llinmyli in
■ (he pinrh.
A quoitlnnnble ,1.-. I n>n nt ii», p U te by I 11111111- I *111 h n -i iii*1, i
It, the fourth innint* < n i-i"l - 1
l o r the downfall nf lhi- l.n<ikniit
f. Klnaril w m on itin*t un-l l .- ii;
J)V popped U|I l" l..m t -**<n l.« >*.fi.|
Pjsi-'flret bare
Hin.unl I n n r i -1 ii|i
BjFl. e n d cam*- In und
I'.iniim a*
F>-1 t a g g e d him l.'it
The Sanford
Lookouts will
I play hnfta tonight to the DeL*nd Reds when they conn* here
fin ■ tilt to be played nt the
1 Municipal Park at 8 : 1 5 o’clock.
1
Manager Bill R odgers ha* not
announced his s t a r ti n g hurler but
! it i* **speeded to b« Charlie Ati water. Manager H a r r y Rice hax
j not announced hii h u rler but it
j h e sp e rte d to be
Karl Wolfs*
bi rger, ace righth.niiler who ha’*
beaten Die l#ookouta four times
this Hiswon.
The line-up for the Reds who
have just swept t h r e e games from!
the St. Augustine S a in ts will be I
Newell in center field, P a rrett in
I right field, Aleno on third base.
Km at hers in left field, Jackson
catching, Hh inter on
shortstop,
1 Jones on first base, Eulledge on
1 second base
and
Wolfsberger
1 {filching.
J;
The linr-up for th e Lookouts
’• includes Moore tn c e n te r field,
Doljack in left field, Davis on
t u s t b«A«, Pitman on third base,
Langston in right field, Htith on
I m p i r i - l.-n I..... .
G a ' tblo d him *af, i-v-II to tin- linil'li
\ t e r In Ihi- ulivnilk by ihe I'•*t.ith:i
r
booatcr-*.
**■*.{.
Hanford come
hark
in tinf i v . fifth anil knot-lcM thu ncure whirs
: . U i y u loHDiTAton ninicIt'll mini w r i t
S f , lei (hint wiifii Hltili tlmibleit t*>
> deep
left
fit bl.
C o i it i r n n .
C ^ irouDili’il to O ir h m lm i on th ird|
w bi throw to KnicrMin l*» n**b'
r / L*njrM<m ut tht* phati*, Stith going
to third. Do lliiin ih hiinlrd and
Su * a q u m m ’il Htith
10 .1.1 for the ty
ln* marker.
SARASOTA. July
1 R.—f / I h {!•
Kimiril linirled to li ft In el.irl'
Collectin' J. Paul
Goin*-*
■ ' the next Inning. T m nunell Haiti T a t
'
fleed
Kimiril to eernml ami «al.l Sarii-mU n m n l y ’a n i w lax
,rtll* .how a par person wealth
reached lluril mi llill Leila'* in
' field nut. Finder purpi»u-ly w alked1 nf fa,ft* |.
" | bellev* from the InfnrmnMachln luff, On nil ullt‘iii)it*oI
(.ainer
%
double nt* Ail, Miiclihdt-ff ihlarU'd lir .11 [ have a t hanil” ,
riel, "tied Ihi* in Ihe hiahe«l I ir
*°r Nvcuml. CufitriTHA fnktil a
throw to spcuiid and Um-w h* m e nf anv ro u n ly in Ihe counPitm an, having K m nrd l»rtwi*i*vi try."
t e * third ami nofilir. 1'itm.in ilrojifod
L*
the halt and it wun too lulu to
Tht* Ih’iiaFtirirnt nf Agrirult
n t Klnaril at lb« phi Hr,
| ii r«> itlnb*t t h a t tflJMMJMMl tnah*^
Kinard led thi* I hi la 1d.a 11 Hark n f h i** y e a r 'a r r n m l n » U « n t r a p
will, a double arid a rough* in uf alnm.it PJ,OOO,000 bales hai
SL'? three trip* while Jo e Doljurk or twii mid by farmer* fur
gy
the Lookouts n d l e r t e d a pair «f PJ 1,000*
|
S AHDLOT FANS
hall Rian Robblni. unemployed Pblladalp hU mxchlnUi who pni bli left a rm la work, pllchlnt a no-hlt,
no-ron tam o on • Fhllly diamond. In a twtlifh! came, he retired
” ronieenlhre ballera and didn't even liaue a walk.
Baseball Group To Hold
“Orlando Day” Thursday
OfficloU
nf
the
Semin. In
f o u n l y Haaeholl Aaanciatmn an
nouncod
helay that
Ttmrmlav
aflrrnnnn anti night.
Itilaiel-.
I'ay will bn belli w h'n Manay-r
Jnhn ( ian trl hring* the .Serial.n*
f"r a ilrrubte ht-arler a g a i n .i th.
laaikoula.
The filet giime nf the rl.ei |rheo.ler will ■<un at J :III) ii'i l*.. k
while the aecriml will **nrt at n g
ular time, H:K> u'clork.
T hen, will be acvrrml f ra hi re
idtiactlen*
which
will In- tin
nounreil later.
Official* nf Ihe local A.*».e-i
a I inn a m predicting Ihe l a r g 'a t
alti-mlHm-e nf the araium will *(i
For Ugly Snrfaco *
PIMPLES
liq u id Coots O n ly I V
II T—i'r* rliweuraiwl .Umax nwl.kUy H*w
H>* ..-I bkHrlw* »l tiler mil eeWIm, ken'a
Ik- HEAL kelp 7—
*1 ikwH try; P*wwr*llr
<HKAf.)
WHilil. aitiwptie llf*Ut b a a vikkly
A11*-ml
wllaaa* llrMaj, barala, and n a t a l Ita
11 AUTereat i f a i l a wadlmala alert ik tl
«*K«» A p F f ’n T T W .
In in kelp Na.lira anmata W r i t kaal.
Seir-l*if>.
nf**r«|aOrl.i
Sira ran* Mk* pradaeu W l'l kaip
nuI i lull, lite.
repeet norelre** p a * , t rnalu. Sulalan.
l a n a i l r - l n a te n s a* day and alpbl all
o r r m
to
rriiriiA iK
who* It M|W yaw akin. 6aly 11*. Rent
BrmlaosU ( • ■ ■ ! » , KUrl 4 a IIsmI r. new* ran* nay and Ikn l l J i Eeua
M« artvii«<t Ihni on AugviL lilh, Plena,1 k. A t , 0 India* dew , norm .
V lre-I're.l.len l
Mnr i|. .r
Kir n no | f
l ^ I t a ( 10 «i‘c l o r k A U , i t i h .
L Mirthiiiieo*
In
b a n f - .i f l .
ri*»rl«l*,
tl.-
uiHlFfrlgriFil
will
qipBti
SonricE
j
RILEY
W E R E S E R V E R IG H T TO L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y
JULY 19. I93K
6c
ila l#
of l In- fitiliiNliig I»nu- j*;
-\
iniA ii
rorN T Y . rD m *
A .sri
iiitit>*ir.
OMAHA, Neb.—Id1)— It n-emt-cl
perfectly lngical in Ihi* day ef
lal n r l.aiguining Hint Dr, VV. II
Thump»on, inycholojy profr*»i.r
at the Univernily nf Omaha, ngri-i-il hi "turirain ral!ccllye|y"
with hi* nluilrn:*. Their pica w ia
for p<i*l|!nnrinent of a inlil-lerni
examination
l)r. Thnmpnoti ,,-t
Ihe day on which ho wuiihl meet
Ih* stuiN-nta' ngr-nla.
17c
Fruit Cocktail
10!=c
Royal Gcllatin
5c
lirti« * E
2 f°i’
Toilet Soai>
ART i C ’ U ‘j U M I W I N G
*-* xd « « - •
P
•*
%•
*
2 for
EYE S T R A I N
It contain* 7U p iraditnlo which
uMd**r*y**nd>
ontfiliout—tnk*
a fn i cinn,ftnh.
luck mam adwtieo
* .. | o .a l K a in .il T . a
Sardines
i
for 2SC
AVOCADO PEARS 3 for...........
GREEN BEANS 4 lbs. .... ...........
GA. WATERMELONS each........
LARGE PERSIAN LIMES each
X V a a l.ra n .
‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS
HINT t ' M M r«»k. alrih Mur**,
howB-wuvIk - Jwsrphlnr J r n l i i n .
BOO lllrkury A«rn«ir.
EOB RENT
|WANTED
Cheese lb. 16l/2c
ATTKHT:
ii I* IffSRNPOSf
I'llerk
Japan'g |M>pulifttion i r H m a c « at
the rale of m a r l y a million a year.
JOE PALOOKA
OH J O E Y JO E Y -I
DONE THIS
TO V A - O H
JO EY
SW E ET E ST
KID T-THAT
EVER
PLEASE, PLEASE, M'SIBU
— VOO MUST NOT CRY
SO — BESIDE M'SiEL)
l
’» NAME 'AS BEEN
—I
CLEARED.
.
r-
YOU DO NOT ’AYE
TO BE ASHAMG —
—YOU'AYE
FVhRDON FROM'IS
■XCELLENCY XE PRESIDENT OP J
PRANCE*
T -/
L’U Y S D . J
FF-SID E!
By Jo M tb ir
O ^ N .D U N H *.S tcr«l O p « r « | |
l WAS JUST
SORT O '
WORRVIN*
ABOUT YOU#
MR. QAN**
IT’S AWFUL
LATE. ISN'T
v~—. 'T ?
STILL U P AND IT'S }
AFTER T W O OCUOCK/
I W OND ER WHAT
THAT BIRD AT THE J
GAMBLING HOUBE J
\ IS THINKING OF F
^
n o w /
rv _ y
>
TO THE RACKETS IN THIS
T O W N THAT I'V E GOT TO
—
Vn Iks wnlwr if |
I
TOMORROW /
CW n
Chops lb.
C taO r €.*■•
L * l,
Ham 2 slices 25c
Chops
25c
Y nl
lb. 23c
BY HAM FISHER
HIS NAME IS CLEARED
I AM A P R A I D NO, *-V
A-AINT L M 'f l R U . T H E Y 'AVB )
TM«Y NO ^v B IT H E R P E R IS H E D <
C H A N C B 'T f 1 IN THE D fiS B R T
J
N O T E V l f f \ W A I T E S OR "BE E N
, A L IT T L E J CAPTURED BY TRIBES
L o n e ? r s - m e n - w ell, ! hope
V n, J y A l T V
THE f i r s t .
-e
19 c
15c
h io m
The only Indian rearrvplion 'n
Texu* la hear l.ivingnlon.
SITUATION WANTED
9c
3*i.i i . | k i r
Jumbo Peas
QuakerGrits
anif
i-Minlftir Puifti, u f f i r t n g a ui bund a
ii
MISCELLANEOUS
D«p«ndAt»U
Red Salmon
IIKKUNDI.NII ItONDH. <|»to4
July I,
of (Un fiillnwlna
FOR SALE
RATS, ROACHES, FLEAS, MOTHS.
VERMIN, BED BUGS AND ALL
OTHER INSECT PESTS. FOR COM
PLETE ERADICATION, CALL US.
* * . T u ll H n w
h k m i n i h . f:
BUSINESS SERVICE
TERMITES
Carnation Milk
Per Capita W ealth
In Sarasota $8,GRt Mayor Sam Way May 11cat! Delegation Of
Orlando Supimrtcrn While Mayor
H iggins Leads laical Fans
fied A d vertisem en ts
O R K IN IXTERMINATINa CO.
DECLARES FIGHT TO FINISH ON
I YOU WERE
'E E S FRIEND,
CADEAUX.
MAYBE YOU
CAN AS*WAGE
’S IM . TAKE
'■EM TO
r
►YOUR
*t£
QUARTERS*)
�yrT?!*?'*!*
'V
—— B n f t H la Th# Only Central
f tn U n O ty Affording Rail. Highway
* And Water Tranaportatioo
#
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r
h
f
e
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
M e m b e r A m o c la te d P re a n
King George And
Queen Elizabeth
Visit I n France
Royal Pair Received
In Paris With Fan
fa re And Display
O f Military Might
Jap Planes Raid
China's Capital
SANFORD.
FL O R ID A , T U E SD A Y .
JC I.Y
19.
r
a
l i t
Seminole Connie Producers
Mure Fruit And Yrgrtahlrn Than An^
Similar Arra In America
#
M MIlKIt 279
F.stahliahed In 190S
IM S
‘BOUND’ FOR CALIFORNIA------ CAME DOWN IN IRELAND
R a d io s To Be
I n s t a l l e d In
S la te M arkets
Little ‘Mistake’ Of
Corrigan’s Brings
A t L ea st $ 2 ,0 0 0
P ro d u ctio n 0(
Strawberries In
Sanford Talked
Wilson Says Prices To
Be Broadcast For
20 81ain OnCampusOf
B enefit Of Growers
American Mission’s
B o o n e University Fintl upprovtl i* being
Dublin For Broad
cast To A m e r i c a
Flier Is Guest N
Dawson Ad vm’iitcsF.x01 F. S. Minister
pnnsion Of Soutliern ( fiery .Market IHshmanl'Ians To Re
t ill I 1V
turn On KlenmerAs
i tho
Soon \s P o s s i b l e
for a W PA S4iG<-«|n»n'iciir.J pr »j*"*’i throiigh which *hnrt w aw m
King C««?rgo VI and Queen dio transm it ter a ami rrcrivt-.n
I » n : i IV
InK 10 — fA F »
Ellzabc h of England paid «
M* Inatallcil i t i*v«*iy m.irkvt
uf itu
I • uiglii: <. ' iirngnn was
ntnte visit to France today, in the S tate market sy-ticm.
of S tair Matkrt**, Wi
nun i " ’ 1" f a n I m i th aC
being received in Paris with Director Wilaon
'!»*
ill
11..Ms
u,
1’ MS f ' ■i it t i \
Douglas P. Corrigan, unemplo. n l a ii| ltne im-thuim fm ni L«>» \
stunned an I
*tnU-«| in a meet
I
lei
f
ie
ll.
H
mi --.i k« ' iii tlirrrtion
.
1
M
l
•
PMlif
i
much Tjnlarc and a display inir iff the Super-visory rnm m i'itt heralded at iU M o n n d airport near Dublin, lirhin-l. JS hi on * a nil 1m im m H r ,i f»n ]• ,|b .1 c
I Ls
! t il'
:
• It ii l i t ! i * . c b! r " » " 1 w ill. ll
■mi. hi
pinna
of military might. As Ku- of the Irnnl m r k r l MnruUy even
r mil mg daredevil vowed to Irish «ffi. uU Mint hr ’htnighl he wa i. .L .| •O < .iJ'foil'lt
L'1-m
.)>h (i r,
.ii
ill' |i * ill If*
■In
\i|.irttuin
28
ropo’s ‘wo great democracies mg.
11 shown (left) crawling into hi* plane al Flu yd llrn n rit Fir Iti to
i hi* 'flight,
‘,, v .M 1 1 ti ll.t MS' * Miitf ,( SI III
Mr
Wi Min
ilrf laretl
that
Il'OII
hi'I I ; nnm iU '.i
nm l
gave this public notice "I through the ayaintame nf Ail
modern device* for ocean flying, i*» *rrn a^ n ti»**k off for Calit to
s -mmimM* •
M , •l . ♦
*U*I 1b 1 " i *,
1.III 1 llI Ii in l-i l.iiul hi-rt* u t
■ ------------- ---re1 1
M* * 1i s t 1*1 1 S■•%
their intention to Mat'd tn- niiniatratur W. J Dill ami Srn.i —■— -----------------------------------------------------------------------■-----il - ' i l "i in i a l i i m m n « f t e r
ge'her, war continued m the tor Claijilc Pepper, who tiggen*
.1 t l i g l it H u m New \ n r k .
ciI the project, a dream he hail
Orient and in Spain.
SPEED-LOVING
IJapanese airmen bombed Han rherifched for *nim* tune wu a
"i,% ' f t
f»u tuy
bow.
provi-ilonal
cspit.tl ” 1 bout it* beennie a rruiixAliuii.
J-:,
' 'ui i i i l.i .i n i g h t
i
.1
Daily quota* mn^ of price * paid
China. fo u r bomb* tell on th*
• II i I ip>
I it I
U"
i> m , is,11 in *nfy
American Church MUeion'* Bonne for Florida grown cfimmnditiev 1
Ml *’ ^ Pl ' ......................
"I! ■I
to
ml "Bur AA
I I .it.il
U niversity campus. killing 2U will be brntdeant from each mar
. i ll
" M * I ' •r xi 1 tt'iimcr pm
Chinese keeking khelter under the ket over the ayvtern. Receiving
lt.4’1
'• ' r ' ' ■'* ’ * " " h-uiig hunt©.
wall. The University i* in Wu ***• will be placed at the in
\\ •. Id
I mm ** tu • t i i t Lripii where
ltd »*. 1 1n
• n f ...I
spection
hoot
h
i
at
the
Slate
line
chang. acroM lha Y angtie River
Simpson And Bagwell
lliiod To lloiid En* hi Ml W 111 I I \ I Mil l
O 'M Lib*- it ht* |I|A.
will a •O1 l!1•
and inspector* wilt record the in
in,nit |
from Hankow proper.
t. i v • .»»••• ’ M.
M S. Inn ili
Praise
I
xkh
I
Con
cmmtiTsI
K'nirAmid
In Spain, Insurgent airmen formation from the vnrinu* nnr*
M
U tl *1, | Mi.it "the
• • - l .i . d d n i r t b . i t i i ii l« Mn •|n d
bombed Barcelona and Valencia. k e t , t o M? given to titickcra on
ItursLiny Gasltomhs il \ *1 ....... . ♦li.it . mid t*i | m*• t**lk L. 1 M il i i i t i * 1" I ’ ln lo m ly
tribution Of Shots
In the tatter p o rt the Hriti»h entering the at ate.
dm * I In 11 S.iiifimi r**iild I ;*t ' '• 'M < *L, m Mtb i ’|* hin. n iter
The daily quo tat ion a will be
111* \i .<• Ill , *luD ■•ii*- Ui
merchantman Stsndland *«« hd
PrrMtMnI T K Simpaan attdj
1'1,'int » if *
>*t In i mJI i ' v ti f in i. h 1Iif b Vs- Ire rn
broadcast
in
time
for
Ihc
farmer.*
ii.
in
I
dt
puln
by a 1.000 pound boinh.
It
4*11 < Mil
MM III M*11 having
! i ,iw ’ii i i \ i riili't .
Sec i clary Ralph* V. Bagwell o f'
to
take
advantage
of
any
m
a
r
II |*5| j1I.a• l I II pil' k I't
caught fire but the crew escaped
the Seminolr County Chamber
MM MMiiio in .1 I ifiii.hhg bkilhM-iik.
t
M.m
.k-*
t
i.
Mn
ha.
I
ket trend*. Director Wilson utatcd of Commerce, who a ttended a
1l«. | Ml | till. . 1i« Ill«
The fire w u extinguished.
SKM isli nil Nb.If Mil'll
t i-r1iflCMte .**
tir
i >1111)11
Mini i It it n;<> 11 u « ii * tfid * ih» i* mi
Two ln iurgent arm ies contin adding that the report will Imp meeting of the Central h lorUlA
1>M •-itifm Iun 11 with
| *i . f m m t* nt It* 51 "
( tiinpntY pl.int
Midi ]mlllt«'d lo Mn
ued to advance down the Teruel ntn%* and not huloiy a a in the Chain her* of Corn mem? Tuesday
» m h i Ii ....... Mw Mis' s»(il |iInmo
wiilin n {'ii k •"! i wri t" h Ul‘lw'1 • fur Ini (|I\ I*f MWtl lll'l iiriiHi "-S \ i i.m' if ^ iihunt
highway toward Valehcia while cane of the m arket bulletin which morning in Daytona Beach said
»ins,, " h r o i n n 1 nf fh»-n t Mn* npthe
new
system
will
auppMmcn*.
o Ihi’ if’mind
lha governm ent ''aukld o squads'"
Kan ford's part of a colored mo
ill sUl ill 1,1*fit % m| wl’Ath’
](«*iirniici and »•an-ll* nt bri'piinr UssVIg |
-m ac guaad. am
H t- W dsoq * u « * i y>it tfe tion pMturn film ahown by J U r l |
fnnifhl officers In h*ud
'•** "
And t« furtti*r ■' ri n‘to’%’ H*. iln.ii Uiki-il permit*
flu*©
M
irket
Roaru
in
d
Int*
CimUon to covar lh a re tre a t of the
• lI HUUll • vi full
l ■ *» *•
Lehmann compaied
favorably
■Oifi flu III |j|t | |Ml>ii Si Jit i f guv*
M i r | f I ' f n i r i u «* *if
ifu .W ri■ tin body to new defense tinea. missioner or Agriculture, N athan with that of any other city or
.inti *helU hm ,i f«u < *• fin h m u -s
\h
Mh Iir.I • 11.10 Uf itII*I 4 I* I «|n»r'.
M inister of In terio r Albert Mayo were ' highly pleased'* w ith community included.
iniHirnl
Mmmii ‘ill i iyiil.li m l I'- n t»*•*«) ( . , mi iik*’i In 111»'l nt im
I * Loo .i JI > Li' ai mi I In i pUno
S arrau t
was reported to have the report of the local m arket
f i t 111 drin.it ii
and * 11% |ndi* i whnfi
Mr. Simpson was Idgh in praise
h Li is\ I i I-ah .iff It*IH1st
iiou.'l itn* n vm m I* 11r o i' ■" ■ .......
board
in
which
a
large
increase
ordered the tracking down of
i lull III I* 11 Ihi* -I Mi | itlt'l' i*|V■'••)• 1"
of Sanford’* contribution which
is-' 'I'll iiii; in, I i m L tiAine
|nnt mud In’ll -im ’
t'*i
every known anarchist In France, in the volume of sale were reJ
|»M
k«
1
f
u
r
m
|
V
l
1
4
>
i
‘
tit
"1*11
i
k
M" 1 L'
mil mi v mi i-tjun t* th « s
11 nw In 11 |i 11••11 ' yv;i ■ ft1'
particularly Spanish extremists, ported by Market M anager J. G. ws* largely take n by l.loyil '■
I It H|> "
d,n*nt t«n t.n* hii'ln i t 1
rIn Li ‘ N*MlLfIi I I'M- Vbil ft king !i* €"nilduring the state visit of King Michael. Gross return* of nearly Boyle.
«If
i
if nn t.»it iiit il V i ,1L**■
i-AU.inl
1*100,000 (or Ihe season w u re
Mr Bagwell declared Sanford *)
„
„
•'* • • l "*l Ml itiv tubbsi I...... s f • isinNt s•vb A«»fk
George and Queen Elisabeth.
i mile* un loin'
tln-m
Ati*nii
ported.
part »f the film caused
more
Bertil of Sweden who drove an aul
•Va. \ sell " I-* Lull Lun t*d a hern
'* i tush .ii tin i i».
\*
ih*
nt
ii
The British king and queen.
i'll! it \» ll lull t
nun Fset ll.t
Mr. IVilkon
f u rth e r
declare*! roninient among those present aruunit River Rouge plant'* pi- 'i n g gioon.l tr u .k ifuwcd down I‘I Jill I*
Mmi 71 .7 i'l 111f1(-4 ul *1ll*1 'M pn *lu t In It iiuuhls* fur
Iraving British soil for the first
ll1II1
f Fiuti't *-i* t> !»!(’•
«! i m In*i lls* will* •*111
that the Hanford Whole kale m ar- than any other pail.
He
kind hear Henry For*! ( le f t) ile * m h e historic di-tod*
time since Ihelr succession
lo
Tin * f.ljirtl h.M b irn
vlnlv.
II,- > t Li' g 's*‘ • **1 l ’imts'il S 1Atl’H
Greenfield.
Ills* s>U|i MlIMi t* |'M *. *1 ,1 M'MI
the throne, arrived on a four-day ket had I#ail the w«y for other <cene« of the leopurilk ot tho to>i A m erican village.
I
immmiI fill’ 1*h VYs-i-V •
ktnte m a r k e ti and th at Ihe other* were particularly e f f e c t i v e . -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Muii- . i- I sllli 1 Ullllhb
lilt
M
ill
:t
l*
1
is*
m
>
1
1
1
if
il
If
l!nu-u||,
visit legarded as one o f the o u t
I 1*1- fiiinlj\ f**|| b -it k in Hi *
were falling in line. The i t a t e
O the r w e n e s inelmleii *hot*
1 -i1' l\ •Ii ■*mvs-M'il iii4i*jligisii(*n
un--* Li
standing political events of the
fin . ilf I111* I I'll I UM | lit I .||'| 11J < N I ■•'*• mill 1!iiV
Sem Incde High School, th*
markeling
lyitein
la
gradually
de
n irim in
*111 111Ilf I Ilf i |*i init'll*■i mn >i*i ui1""1'! ***' i in i» 11 sJtil ii illsdecade.
'"Mtolilli*
w
b
f
l
'i
i
"
HI
ptMl
\
f.m
fair Hole), and the "Big Trc«vUs.i Ls *iiom f .inc*iiw mi t-r night ly
mitli
*
w
I,..-.
B arraul’e order to the Hurele veloping into the kyilem which i*
•Iii(
v
P
nill
tn*
•Men
P
d
IHt.i Mil* fil.lhT f l *.||«
the utlimata goal of Ihe Com- ll wat first believed that dllfiitiikuiht .ill (fir ni'i't
R ationale, France’s G-man o r
Abull T||.*\ ll ul 1*1 l ||
,(| | | ,| |,y Itlilki* it -1«k»i X .»f in* .in *.f .
miaaioner of A griculture—A eyv- culty would be experienced "<
I lo- \ifx i t l ;-*ing i I lls uf New
|»aill.11
rItr
111,
ganisation, was understood to
•
ii
In
i
n
in
iik
<
t
f
Uliikt i ..
) * f k Itflili.i !|| (*,lb
for
Mrs. Gladys K«ndal| home det,.
Stul. .............. let. »f home .lent
t i*l.*( v and |iinma<111 in*
11 >
have informed police th at they Uin Which will result in the getting scene* o f lha "B ig T ree '
i*,,ugin"k * mihh io * !• (um from
g
r
e
o
te
.t
re
tu
rn
s
to
grow
ers
but
Mr.
Boyls
manoged
to
gel
onatralion
agent
for
Hemm-le
I
nnatiatom
agent*,
r'.talu.
t.
.1
dal
jit
rid*
tiijuk.r
have full authority to put any
through having* in m arketing coal
Fiiifijii
Ly L",if. . , Willluni B
|y fi h*.I Mtiinervalluu ilti’M#-*. Mi
inspects under "preventative a r and looking toward n permanent koveral view* th a t were char*.*- Ccumy, irpoited Tiie*ii*) in
M
Mu lini’l ps.llll *-.i *'ui
i "i-'h. tin' t j<ii |i Ij«i a lung,
ii pun
terlsrd hy prof#**lonai
photo- nmv |_n t'nut* g irl, »ti,-i„i ,j B* in in- ( t>|i*riiHii of Taiupii icrv **1
rest" during tna full time o f the
upj.i
i
*
T
1millli-h
L'lUI
.
din
*
*
h i t(l
«:v i-in og i H i n g n n uni-s* worked
K. O, H. m arket,
Mr.
Wi'aon grapher* a* "very good."
t'an ip McQuarrie from Hemit, ,le i i 11 ii uDi'ii dim *1«ir
royal visit.
M l bin 1 1
"4*1*1 ill Ill's 111*11 1 , turn *i * ,t imi’s Liirirr, Ji fs phounj
aaaerted.
.
,
.
The m atting which wa* pte County. Th,.y we,,. cromp*i,i,,l
C lots guard w as established
Met K i i f i J i h«dd dully tda-fi'*
krf 1!Ill *i v*- ir f st» ail ;lib l-l .l|f * p n . *• n
Intim ating th at other plans for . j j , . , ovrr by T, c. Hawthorne by Mr, F m l K„r . . ri, uf ^
Fiiiupi .iu ** jsii-M-nfutiviT to
along tho Franco-Spanish fro n intprovemenu were on foot for of Or,»ndo. p re .id .o t. w a, h.id Cllyi
in health imiiiovenienr. She hUu
IIVi-1 ll ii- 4'»l ..h s.r <1 II
Kn ii1 •nil s* in 111 Lnol ii nil help
|r , lUr.
K
tier to eatch any Spanish anarch th* local m arket, Mr. Wilton re- jn | b„ palm etto Club at M til)
iiivt-fi a* fault* diililiau. Mmn
i f iih
Mu N m im| i” uuf uf
1 '.i1’ll Vkil p.114.1 Lb
tiny diffi*
ists who might attem p t to use ported th a t td.OUO from an old
J *• phm«*
hiuiiii d 1niMfi*
hit v«*t fur I In- • •*MIfill .*111\ (I
>mI' '* * imuiiii't-r* <1 , ,
this morning a t which
time a
lha visit of the king and queen WPA project would ho used *«
The f u l l y left la-t Monday i- r ■trillion ni/int of I'utnam county
L’ilv
N
ew
s
11
rii-fs
{MlIlit *‘11 *MlI , lb lull* ()(«• t *•I Ml*
■iii t Miii|Miiin **‘ i i*|»t i ;i*nhilivv* ,
as an occasion fa r a dem onstra build an axtenalon to the pack breakfast w»* served.
a d id i n handirrufr adviaer.
uHift i 'fi-rv ib.i* in it-ii/*ms ii
• i inLVil r*l| m v « i Flnyd Bemiott
J. U C artw right
g»ve
lire the cam p which la located iri the
tion against France's strict pol ing house on Ihe market prem
r u n t h r *ii itiiiik»-l-h.
I In e,- in, ..I *m,i|,
loll)
nlGinpLiiig
to slMcovrr
tpeech of welcome, followed try Ocala Natiftr.il F .n r a t ami n ity o f non-intervention regarding ia** and also In construct a load
I turned Hat unlay.
for
1 lie* vi, t( 1ft*ml j^ i i ! hi I'e.iitu G u a rd , hold
1 mt r ignii
iifi'il
Ihelr
'4*"*' k| v
A n siriliiiir »•* u
" f Mi*- ,kht •h»-t
Mr.
Hlmpfoo.
lha Spanish civil w ar.
i**M|iifin in (|)i* Al Mini y
hold
Thok* atrn.iing were Mickey r a m a n d al^o i*|jeiti In a awirn* | dt d
ing platform .
( *• Is*t v t m i l l u l
f i mm f i i 11>
IL*< (rtushifft . . ||»* ll-M-il M*v,r(il
The council voted
to
Pointing to the condition of the ,u
, , r m„ t|
ln Au, u. i
«*“ *••> «,'>'K«d ami Ma niiiig con teat, M r. Krndall naid. •It«Ht.
uf furl Mini lolirifMtinn*
ii-ttiriii
fm
r hI i I s* Li it im I
n o t e d e v a n g e u s t d ie s
---------- — *>he
-----r l e McClelland o f t hi iluo'*; Mar. II||« It.ul uffi*iri| five gailunt
street surrounding
mirke*. hut ilecifleri lo have
Mi**. K'-ndall pointed out ’h.tt
ri*it‘l V
> it bi-i ill's'll nii 1y
LOS A N G E L S;, July IV.— (A*)
the committee declared th at it
, nnf j , . n... n l. Cullum
of Hanford; Culhen over HM g r r h were prcacnl for Ihe
•oi if ! *u ng.in bbiudil eign a
Thi'ip *b1 1 Ih- fi'i 1111*1*1uiij ■[ Gal l‘* III • »*l S'| Hit- MMlxiih • *si|||t v
, .
r r t>T:. P*uI R*d , r. M . Interna- would noon be Impaaaable tinleae l e m b e r mealing, l l waa ..... — Clark
of l^ingwiHai;Is a n* {o t m illitrg uip nf hit
cMe.1 where it would be held. | U * tk ,,f
U n g a ia a t;. f>
D oroth.a camp h m h 'II which lit »|H»ne*»red t hi- Tuw ii 1* •■•I < luh r h u wi «k ..ii A HI III 1\ |{ Dllbb 1111 |’5| Ill’ll III
ttonally kaawn avsnggliat, died
Annie Rich jointly each yvar by tho Slate *1(Tillin' **f flu* Pit’ll It* III | »> ||. M t«*nlisih is* th * fill UM J1 1*' Ilrt 1, iii mm- m lv»*r i it line . * f'cirritfin
repair* were made. The group
I’ai'la; AnnieA feature o f Ihe meeting wa* Dyra* of I'S'da;
•1 • - Hollywood hoap iu l today p a c e d n
reeolulion
request the entertainm ent provided by W i'i.lty. Irma l.e* M ansion, and depart nn'ni of home d* irxm*l ra ui f ir hun k . eSi^ri-lary
\iMi*n ill If (III* Vill I'M nf v*s|||ji(j 1 o 1. sfnn-sl, *iffs*it’s| in {My fur th i
a loop Jllneaa. A l bia death
ing Senator
J, J.
P arrish th* Montgomery School nf D ance.1 Christine Giles nr laik* M»nr*>e. linn cluhi ai>l county home dem K u.iu.fr uiiutuiHi-d Tiii--.il>
unit m i r r ll**1 Hull l ls»* murk *"l •iii flirtf gnl ii fr*4". . #
b* w w k m 4 o t W orld WMa Go*. of Titusville, and Eepraaentatlva
A (lief till ll Ai l ill'll’ -4 lisM A con*
imirLi nil iimi .* Kb In i
—
Mr. I^hm snn leave. H sturdsy
l«*b*0* T hur.by of the nn.il 1 at ion rlub i.
1 *i si
■
P*>. C*ur>*r l »W*ll ho founded John G. Leoiurdy and tl. J . Leh
whuh
wimi LI have
paid
fntiri’iil i
|n.el,
D u t i n t I*"pi|ty (>vt-i l n . |
.Mi r « r f
In m i
for New England where h* will ^
------ man to take up the m atter with
in fly i*-i line on©
1 t # His’ l* IMMIIIK 'itiii|THii
Kiirtiiiuiitar illktitllnl i d f i n i
fm Mifli ii 1 i
the 8 late Road Department, The
th.-- iinning y e a r at tin- s i e k lv n f hciiiii mi 11 Ml Iff’ M-Jll • iii Ih** ripe linking a l ’tup«t in hf«
reMirl hotel* and before vsrinu*
»f lie
t*n||||j|rtff|
lha
five-inch lime rock base which
liif-ulmt* nf the Indrprndriit Mnh-r In w r r M*rlMin n f Ih** stilt • ii * r»* lillnpV,
ores laid aroand the m arket a t s
ffi*rlir>K
i)n
ft-ii
’lliilily
nf
M
i*
h
'.f
IVM
Fr
Hows Hi the 1Md Eli
him to ehow the rom plete
N. w York »•» Folifurnia non-tiop.
Th« Impttua which s.ort- coat or 111,000 is ruining for Iho invited
a pliin.
film before Iho local chamber ~
‘
- —
“
— Hull h i t niichl.
s-s
.
.
,
i, . . Hi* vkipp«d « rwlivi rrh ta rta l
•d many a littto deal on need of repairs which would coat nf rommerce upon his return.
The
county
...................
hmerm.ese[.„..............
(l,r >llnil, y
« • wajr upward to a for. approximately (3,000, tha com
x
1'minty Judge Ii VV, Wan- " I 'h** pritniotlon ronm iilt," Mi
mittee pointed out.
when hi- wnt far out over tho
tuna was a in u ll claMifled
Iho gtievl k|H-ul>rr ul 'h r plan* to ntli-mpl to im-ii' i r ll. Ai lair're.
C O M ’MIUIS Ohio. July 19 |/|'l will
nelson
Members of the Supervisory
ad placed in Um daily
— An Ohm p rn i'rn tlery guard tegular on-eting of |IF- Junt i of celery throughout iht- roulh
i n r r i g a n g->l hi. weather rewas atalda-il ti.U y in s fru stra rhuodM-r of Pommeire lit Ihe ern atale* therehy in r r r u in r |Hiit, out "1 a Saturday evennewapaper. The tiny thread
ted
piiwm
I
reak.
One
ronvict
wax
!|
— —
I n , , 7«
that often Unite a man to S T k T u i w .
W
r J « ?
W? i|,h‘ " l 7:W*|
"11 '!"•
A
n ig ' to »" pii|"'i. jn -i "hk'i-"Vou* and
U sh u t ind niudher badly bealrn. ocliM-k. President J. E. Rowlund.
worked out mid suhinitli-d hyi
Vflrr the Bureau of Air
o f walkwaye In cone piracy In raiaa and f n
the chain of aucceu are M Papw ortb, Gua Schmnh, and theConstniclion
Fort Mellon f t r k 1* not pro- wealorn gseoline prirra in l'.*tS
the
committee
Jr.
will
also
give
vaioui*
n-poi'i.
------PriMiner* tried the daring es
■
H
in
me
re
i- n d u v l him trermiasion
frequently the m m acea
and 1034.
^ > tt'
I fre tsin g sa fa st as had
cape by kidnaping two guardn
to fly the ocean la*1 summer, he
He fined Iheo* defendant*. 12 and a deputy warden within the
which he placea In the
1 hi- Antler* lodge
wdl ul^'*,, n r , , , m
n,
, ,
i n now -Oil M l MG'*
bopatr dna U slow delivery nf
pent some time in New England
. !1G 4W ' rnw^ A e n , Fred T. Wllllame. eity en- companies and five executive-*, a Institution wall*.
waift-ad column;hy meane
Wednesday night a t K.ihi u'rlork * U K
l O I T y r IS O IO K a , far up a ’ Maine, unsucceMWASHINGTON.
Ju
ly
1>
^
A
1
glneer,
declared
Monday.
total
of
143,000.
Guard
lUymnnd
T.
Thornton
at
the
Klka
Club,
i>
wH*
unnoimr-wl
of which ha can take ad- __Justice D epartm ent officials
In Lower California fully seeking a fold for a quiet
Pointing o u t t h a t. forms for Th* Judge dismissed charge* ■- wa* stabbed. Clyde Htaup, con Tuesilay. All offker* snd inenitake-off again.I the rules.
vantage of other men’* da* estim ated yesterday th a t l * , 141 most
gainst
10
other
exrutlve*
and
<-ne
of Um walk* kavo boon laid
vkted robber, wa* *hot and brrs were urged to attend. Th"
A , a barnstorm er, Corrigan
■lraa to buy o r aell or to A m arkons are listed offW nflj out. Mr. WUItogM stated that corporation. Ha held that 13 wounded,
ABOARD
DHH
HOUSTON
EN
t'harle* Mcngts, serv advisory council was also a*k-d
did loops with paying pa»*eng*ra
hlra. “Big trees from lit M "m issing." J . E dgar Hoover, ■hall already received proves the officials and three firms xhnutd ing life for murder, woe tadly to b* praaenl.
ROUTE TO BANAMA, July Itf.
aboard until tho Rureau of Air
— UP)— The llnuktun crossed the
tle acorns trow,** and the chief ofMim G-mon, eaggoated In wtsanoao o f tho City Commio- g et a new trial. Th* chsrgea hasten.
I 'online rce pul it* fi"1' down
eato of a shotgun or a n tie tarn s e t th a t nil eillsana sub sloners hi selecting tho DeLeon were brought by «h* f**Ier*l O ther guard* saved 'h e cap T he-regular meting of l.udxr Tropic of Cancer today n n lT > « i- from Waxhingtun . . Ui* forte on
m it la flnger-prtaU og to make Springe shall ta s— uck aa it 1* goveramenL
dent
Roosevelt
and
hi*
party
held
ita* officials and prevented th" No. 42 r. and A. M. will he held
kitchen stove, Jong slbee passible that* own idaatlfkaU on
the hutdog circuit was o*r«high hopes of more good fishing batics, beginning with an upof n high quality.
break.
in the Masonic lxulge tonight *>
t of use, may m a l t In In timaa o f emergonoyluck
in
the
vicinity
of
<‘npe
San
Mo sold ho did Rot know how
COLORADO CONQUERS
.tile down flight over the city be
H;U<| o'clock. Entered A ppreiitae
ady cash th at wRI
Lticaa, *oulhernmo*t point of happened to be playing.
much longer It would bn before
BACK TO WORK
GRAND CANYON. A ri* . J«<f
degrees whl be conferred aft-r
the -deaT th ef will
FLORENCE. A ria , J a ly I f . — Um walk* v o i d bo completed IP.— ( ^ — The Nevllls boot e«TOLEDO. Ohio, July I f .— OM which
rcfrsshm ent* will
he C ow tr California.
- m y a l m r for (A9— Caneletn stooping to tha but indicated th a t U probably pedition landed late yeeterday a l ^ . |r uu r hundred employee re- served.
Tfca Houston completed the
.a
t i i a ___t P e . s b turned
k. D
.m n o .l
RUto p enitentiary yard canned would bo w ithin a month.
work nt tth*
Reaapart
th ird leg of tho cruise which the
tha1 m outh u aj w
Boright
Angel Creek ___ . lo ____I.
mom entary I c o n o f tremble early - Planting o f trees and shrub on U m floor o f the Grand Can* ’ plant of the Libbey-Owtno-Ford
from
Man
The weekly meeting of Ihe President started
Florida— Partly cloudy tonight
yesU rday by dtochwglng Gre- bery In tho park will not begin, yen, completing Ut* aecood I'
Glasa Company yesterday, bring- Woodmen of tha World has be*n Diego,
Calif.,
S aturday and
ho added, u t i l th e walks w o • f > n dangerous Journey down, fog the plant lo SO percent ner- dl'penyed with for tonight and which he will complete Aug. tf and Wednesday scattered show*
b y Mattonal
When ha arrive* a t Pensacola.
e rt Wadnesday.
th e tariffing Colorado Elver.
'm a l W*r»U*n.
,*
trsoim oeg en ra g * n r w l
--M L S
Lehmann Shows
Colored Film At
Council Meeting
P o lic e , Pickets
Clash In Chicago
Foundry Strike
W'v; Nine Seminole County 4-II Club
Girls Attend Camp McQuarrie
(’brutHe►iiili-j. wnii ii iriblMit!1
An Opportunity—
Conviction On Gas Guard Stabbed In
Conspiracy Charge Escape Attempt At
Sustained By Judge Ohio Penitentiary
Shell Delivery For I
, tvi^ juiy i»-w, S a - L T f ! L £ r n :l Park Walk* h S lo w L fl,'.? " J w S lJ S S -
LOCAL WEATHER
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4 Gqgd Sport
(I)m Sanford Herald
4$ IT SEJZAfS—ByJOHN
A good leaaon hi true aporiftmanahip waa given the ,
sporting world the other day when Helen Jacobs returned
to New York from Wimbledon where she had again failed
to wrest the world's tennis championship from the crowned
bead of Helen Will* Moody.
|
It would have been an easy thing for Miss Jacobs to
have offered some alibi for her defeat. It would have been ;
the roost natural thing in the world for her to have uttered |
some alighting remark concerning her opponent, or to have
taken refuge behind some appeal to public sympathy.
She was met at the boat by a squadron of newspaper
reporters and photographers who bonibarde*} her with
questions and resorted to every conceivable strategy to
smoke her out with regird to her recent defeat and Jo get
her to say that she hadn't had a fair' chance, or
that Mrs, Moody had been a poor sport.
After all, Miss Jacobs had l>«en close to winning In the
first set for the final match of the tournament,' toras in
such good form that with her speed and youtiifulness it
looked as If this time surely she would achieve her life's
ambition of winning the tennis championship. And then
she sprained her ankle—a tom sheaf of the Achilles ten
don, the doctors called it.
After that she didn't have a chance. She played
gamely on, declining a chance to reift, electing to gel It
over with as quickly as possible. She did the best shn
rould but there was no longer any power in her strokes,
and the tournament ended in what the sporsw riters called
DAY, . JULY 1*. H »
a merciless slaughter.
As If to make matters worse. It was recalled that Ihe
fftflSE FOB TODAY
Ib K n P lM lh
last time Miss Jacobs and Mrs. Moody met In a champion
TfiBtoCKW&i
With Moke*, a* I Will ship tournnment, It was Mrs. Moody who was Injured, j
It I will not fell thee, Mrs. Moody in other days had defeated Mi*" Jacobs many i
th at.—Jo.hua 1:6.
limes. This was the first time that Misfl Jacobs wns a r - 1
N » t l**t haa a hoipital corded a chance to win the championship. Then Mrs.
Moody Sprained her back, walked off 'he court, defaulting
4 I t should h t epprored.
to be sure, but depriving Mias Jacobs of the thrill of un 1
I
rbpra ibould try doing earned victory.
ip ll to m arry a noAnd so the other day newspaper reporters goaded
Miss Jacobs into saying something about her rival. And
I have no 'blasts' if that I* what :
who tra d e , a t home this Is what she said, M
If to make monry you are looking for. When It wus all over. I congratuphy trttfing a t all la ed her and said I was very sorry I wasn't in condition
'll
1 *‘ "
lo give her a better-match. I didn’t wnnt a rest because
Candidate for gov.tnor In
1
wanted to get the match over with. I was satlafled with
who uied to 6* ■ Hour
to known •* the ''pi*- my game but I Just couldn’t go on, and why hold up a
match? She was playing very well, I thought.”
’ P*ppy”----- «--------A dead game sport, we call her. It would have l»een
aim er, a fte r
reading so easy to have claimed a foul, and so like so m a n y o f o u r GIBRALTAR'S MONKEYS . . .
die* about th* South,
Strang* ■■ It Mem*, mighty
know -|* U true what leading sportsmen today. "Can you imagine what some Gibraltar, M editerranean fortrai*
of nur stars, say Dlizy Dean, would have to say In the noted for it* impregnability, waa
about DlaloT”
same circumstances”, tho sporlswrltcrs ask. Yeah, or •aved for England In 1970 by SQ
■— i—o--------ta* collection* in th* Max Schmeling?
Rarbary Apea Imported from Af
tin’s G an f t
General 1
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
fiodta*—Rprtngo—Traitors
A price you ore* afford
to pay
Martin’s Garage
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Filled
40 Years Experience
IT*Rapt
timKm
rica.
A Good Queen
■o
federal governm ent
1
about (wo dolbr* for
■ th*
Ml
on
engineer*'
tb*
«WM
report
«UI»
v t ’ll bet H will be »*l‘y
Ml p t n t i o f gulphur.
■ . ,
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—
Miami JUrmW b utted loo*#
■r o a r with n t o " * P ft*
I entitled 'T h ro w th« IU»if* B ut th* only differit^een r f li und pravloo*
Mu-Up edmpalfna la W
PAMn thU op* «ot
far* it could b* enjoyed
w h it* / vwjtora.
Whether or not Queen Marie was a designing adven
turess who hooked American investors during the "glori
ous decade” immediately following tho World War and
coat them a pretty penny running into millions of dollars,
from the standpoint of the country over which she ruled
she was certainly the “Good Queen Marie” and did more
for her people than anyone else during her lifetime.
Had it not been for her and her hold upon the Ilumanian people, Ring Ferdinand, who was himself a llohenzollern. would probably have joined Germany during the
World War. Queen Marie, born in England, and n grinddaughter of England's Queen Victoria, brought jtumania
Involved In th* luperetltloa*
belief* o f Spanlah native* St
Gibraltar, England'* hold on th*
rock waa believed dependent on
whether or not th* B arbary Ap**
mold live there under British
rule. When tha ta it ap* died,
native* whlepered, England'* flag
• o li d a s longer wav* over th*
fortreea.
In 1930, th* monkey popula
tion of G ibraltar had dropped o ff
until there w*r* b u t two H ft—
a pair of old fomalee. NaUvre
puiaed the word th a t tho B rltto
hold waa weakening.
llrlltflF
Phone 294
m u * aa a a a a * u a a » a B B u a a « m ia * m a B M a H S R M U M M a R a n re
W E R T -T he JE W E L E R
Diamond* l a d W atch*#
M ne W a tc h A n a J e w e lr y R e p a irin g
D iam o n d M o u n tin g A nd E a g r a v t a g
•■ ■ M l
are a. rtm *«.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ •■ •as
Ftaring porelhlo revolution or
other traable with th* Spaniel:
native*, military ttrateglat* atatlened a t G ibraltar taw th* neree*ity o( taking ttep* to r*p|*nI*b th* eto et of Barbery Ape*.
Conrequtfntly Captain t). A.
Smith waa rornmlaalenad to bring
new one* from Africa to ftule-t
th# anpentltlooe native*,
tie
rmptu
lured 30, ferried them aero**
the S trait and turned-them Io o m
to cUhibar over the
towering
rock mountain. Today, »trange
t* It itatoa. It I* a crime to
M u* there pooee-prerervlng mon
key* of G ibraltar—and high tre a
son to kill on*!
F or >34 year* England ha*
hold thla *tmt*gie fortreea which
rtarid* guard over th* entrance
to tha M editerranean, yet oddly
enough, G ibraltar waa not takan
freedo m
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
i h*» decided not t* bold
wpio tin t* * In th a t *ounU « . ' probably fw lln i
■ Is lU bU to b* too preI with tho w ot In Chin*
l*nt'« time t* do t&* **»•*
^ | h * mop *l*o find thot
l o t *o profitable oh an
i l *• tho Olympic p « «
by England for E ngland In 1101.
but fo r Archduke Charlea of
A ustria, pretender to the Aus
trian throne I
During the W ar of th* Span
ish SuceeiMion, a B rit teh *quadron wa* rent to th*
M editer
ranean under Sir (Irorge Hooke
who, a fte r entitling about, de
cided to attack G ibraltar. Al
though Tho Rock wag fortified
with 100 gun*, Sir Georg* look
it tn three day*, in th* lnt*r**ta
oF Archduke CharlotHowaver, C harlre wa* defeat
ed In ht* attem pt to gain Aoetria'e throne, to S ir George, on
his own reipontlblllty, caused th*
British flag to b« raised ov*r
the fortreea and took poeseaalon
In the name of Queen Ann*.
Tomorrow* Trey ikeey of the
Cameroon*!
®
Batteries
$4*95 and up
Use Our
Budget Plan $1 down $1*^
Hofmann Electric Service
200 Magnolia
wmmm
SANLANDO
s u ifv ts fa
MR* Certtud* BVown left yretrday to aecopt a ' ptolU**>WlU
to Praneh Shop la Orlando.
& % & & * * i.f c
Ph#M 101
Fossil Hunters
Strike I t Rich
In C a l i f o r n i a
Human «p*rl*nc* In m*np Ufa accordingly. “The »'lm
can.* u em * to conalat *f *n knd- to on#’* a*lf th at man la God*
By BAM JACKSON
l*aa • tr u n l* for .m ancipation own U krneu ret* man tr«* to
BERKELEY, C alifJ July 16—
from vorlou* forma *f oppr*a- m t it ir the Inllnit* Idea (S c l.n c .
Id*)—They’ve struck it rich again
don. phyiical or financial, moral and Hoalth. p. 90).
or *oclal. I t this not b«cau»a!
The nator* of tbla “ Infinite In California.
This itrfk s I* juat a c ro u th*
freedom la too oft*n aougbt only | j #4» ^ ( m t discerned
in th*
valley from th* gold fields of *49,
for tha
furtherance o f worldly f a c t o r
and
n r w r of Christ
It ylolda, not n u g g e ts,. but
p u n u lU
and th* Indulgeaco •*
HI* und in U n d in g
*1
fleshly eortforliT N ot th a t Ph»h|m domt.Mon ov.r foaalla.
U niversity of California aclen*1**1 w*ll-b*ing 1* raprabMalbla,
■j
ao-csllwd law* o f health,
worker* I? ■Florida
foe ••sufficient* In all t h W \ " J ® " I
-- - - 1 .........
tiata h avt com* acre** an ancient
d, eompar*d with
river bed wbero thousand# of pro*
brother*, h at*
bletortc animal* war* mlrtd to
qulckennd and perished. Solidi
iut denying Jhe courage which prompted Dougfied *n4 tilted on edge by some
an to fly acyoaa the Atlantic In a dilapidated old
later convulsion of nature. the roplane of 1929 vintage, one can hardly consider thla spec
auling sandstone now itrvak*
S o u th .ra relief
tacular feat without concluding that It waa tha act of a
a*roes Um land*lone aa a IN#If aii'm uch. The
foot-wide -w in ,” and la btto#
foolhardy youth. Ndthlng to the advantage of aviation
rtMted that on* i* assured of mined juat H th* Argonaut*
Wad gained by proving that a plane almoet as out of date
frtMom la pr*portion to hi* mined go Id-bearing quarts.
ia Columbus* Santa Marla could'fly the ocean. Hut If
m**k obedient* to tb* demand* Tb* animal remain* *r* pro
CorTlaan had h*en killed, a eerloue Injury to aviation might
i f God, retooled In ChrlaUan Sei bably 7,000.000 p u , old, aay* K.
have Men done. Furthermore, Corrigan eald he ftaw' to
A. BUrtoa curator o f njijn ut ^U
ne* at dhth* Principle.
tard a- Mary R a k .r Ed
Ireland by mistake, thought he waa heading for California. "Inharmonious 'belief*.
‘Juat aa th* planet* at* mat fr** la tb*' qnhreralt/a museum *1
palawitatogy. Thla pula th im to
Either he waa a pretty poor navigator, or juat a plain liar. Mind, calling It nUttmr,
to follow an * m tl*
eoura*
thetr o w n . notion*,
through "pace, h u t m n n lfn t bvau- tb* piloew * period, about WWV
000 year* before m*n It onaunred
ty *nd harmony aach U) Ua own
tb*nu*trea la w hat th*
nfWV a i inhn r*n«ets the bar- to b a re apgrarod.
Th* question t* therofe
Excavation*
b a re
already
freedom for (omotob
ahown t h a th* California af
than merely fre o d * a ifi
th ree day* waa Inhabited h r a
Mire Alii* Hall OBIon left Petersburg with friend*. ■ flh*
•to d iy fee P le a t City fo r a waa aecompanted home by Mire
toH 'V W t with relative*.
nlre by t giant «m m *'W alter HcKs 1* vUttlng hi*
lire* wfll 'bare « na
Iiu e ta to 'A popka waiting hi*
lh**la**f a Awghordi
111 to lb* naval reran**
tn
kUh ha haa enltatod.
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
fcRTtl## —re F r a r e p t
Mobley’s Drug Store
Mm
Ida b i t year amountJWO, the b rg o a t In
of tho *toto.
«k*M ^ o n « m r e
Here la R aaf* depository for yot
SSt. A tR very low annual charge
TIME
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Tltfc RAHFOim U tR A lD . RANFORD, FLORIDA
A n d P ersonal Activities
NEY, Society Editor
Telephone H8
Miss Marian Hoolehan
Social Calendar
THURSDAY
TI m Friendship League of the
Congregational Church will meet
a t »:00 o'clock at the home of
Mi*. Jo h n Meiech, 21 IB
Park
Avenue.
The Ep worth l e a g u e of the
F ir st Methodist Church will hold
a business snd social meeting
a t the home of Kandal! Priest.
t t » Sanford Ave., at H:UU P. JJ.
Floridians At DukeHave Orjfaimetl Club
The m ajority nf the Floridians
a tte n d in g the first term of Duke
University summer school have
organised
the
Florida
Club,
which ha* barn sponsoring social
a f fa i r s
and
nthlrtic
contests
am ong Its members
The activities of this group m
elude a tr ip through the I 'b e
ta r f led cigarette plant, an in
f o r m a l party, a uirnie, a water‘bsslon c u ttin g ana a sta te daine.j
UAprascntatives of the FAirlda
Club have taken pnrt in the mt r a m oral athletic- prngniin - [e*11
sored earh year by the summer
school administration.
Officers of the rluh, elected
• t Its
first
meeting
a re: J.
Quarmby Caldwell of Hnmcstetul,
president; Miss Catherine Michis
Of Miami,
vice-president.
and
Miss Alice Sims of Madison, seerc ta r y - tr e a s u r e r
Of interest to frienna in Fanford aaveral nf the m em bers of
tha club a r e : Miss J e a n n e Chnntu
Oi E uilii. Miss Katherine l.uw-
MLm Marian Hoolehan, dsughI r r of Mr. and Mr*. W. 1). llootehan of Daytona Beach, became
the bride of J o h n C a m a y Lytle,
son of Mr. and Mrs, E arnest J.
I.ytle of E ast Lake, In a small
church wedding a t noon Sunday.
The Reverend Melville E dw ard
Johnson pe rfo rm e d
the
single
ring ceremony in the SI. I .u k r 'i
C a the dral in Orlando.
The bride and groom hail as
th e ir atte n d an ts. Mr. snd Mrs.
Dan K. Sta lna ke r of Drain.
Mrs. l.vtle
wore a l li r s d r n
blue traveling o u t f i t with lug.
r a g e tan accessories.
Her currage was nf orange blossoms.
T h e couple left immediately on
a short honeymoon in the s o u t h
ern pari oi
the
stale.
Af t er
Aug. | , they will make
their
Inline in Suinm erfield where Hu y
both plan to tea ch this fall.
Crover Williams is visiting rel
Stives in Live Dsk this wt-k.
Norman (ilenn of Cleveland,
Ohio is in Sanford as the guest
of friends fur a tow days.
By BETTY CLARKE
'■ cffwory
to to u r millsnirnmrr list.
It’s white nail polish.
The t*4<1inc lady o f 4*AmphiAdd n run h er white
trv o n /' I , t i n e Fontanne, sta rted
It. they -n>
Now i l * a fir»*ettlp r»ire
White nails
with a sun-Um
com p i n ion
have a particularly
pro\ukiri|f f Jisetnat ion— like Ihe
fast inauoi. nf ver y blonde hair
•Ctjwl'TMl It lra*t a p a rt of your
mini no* r t a f f y tail.
You'll h av e
to be es p ecially
c a r e t in in applyintc w h i l e |K>liah.
T h e white must c o m p le te ly cover
the n.iil,
t:., militijf
b o th
the
moo11 stui th e tip.
V m i l l p ro b ahiy fiini it best to a p p ly tw o
coats
i»f, if you like, use •
polish tKun.Intiofi a*
the
flral
coat a tui th e pnli-h n s t h e see*
anti
The p o in t K to irct the while
poliMi on aittouthly all over the
where
friends for s veisl ,
l-ONDUN, Ju ly 1»» _ d/I»t - . f>,..
firsl woman t,, besuim- a rneni
U-r uf the (ieneral | | ar Council
lit into Ihe member* of her «■*.
I be woman, Hhiiiiuh (‘itHtt, #mvs
her fellow frmmi«U a te not pop
ulur been tine they* ate too
giiest
time.
Mr* C a rl Winkler n f W**hii>ff'
bm» 1* ( ‘ in in H .in L u d a* lb**
nf
r latlve*
fur
V tiilL E TNfc WOULD W ONDLRLD »K r ( U d
^om .
u« b»m.
DnufUu P Corrigan, during Amfrican flier, dropped
uobrr«UI*«d »
f , ,,m rW aky at Bullion *»#■I, trrlmtnl, IB hour* and I I mimil#*
hr l-fl Floyd Barrnell Field S e w York, on a m*«l«-riuy» f bf kl in
Ait AnliquAlrd airig!r-moI a r«d plan# ibol h«tl no radio ami *»nly ” ,r
k a .e ii n a v i i a l i n ■ ioatriinmnl a W ilk a r«nf iflrnt ■onl* i orriRaw
« *bnrt
Mr. antt Mr*. C h u rle* H air* nf
Co lu m b u s, l ia , i r e i h e a o t s l a of
relatives, in Hanfuiil for « v t i u t
■tay«
Mr
a n l Mr-*. »*. h
llairiaen
iH u r i r e il M u v u la y n iu rh l fr m n M i
c n wh* r«* they Rp**nt a few tk*y*
wrllh relative*.
Household Hints
NKW
E lm e r
Jo h n s o n
rH iirnet
—even though the rewt of this
20th C entury- Fox comedy a t the
HI1* Theatre ia a howling, hilari
ous piece of film madness.
Picture Stuart Krwirs a night
y iu b bua-boy, married to a Span-
the T A M I A M I
K N i;i.\N I» COD FISH
IIA IIS
day from Anniston, Ala.
he ha* been a tte n d in g H
Soak »al? rod oNerniLfhi
(it
e m m -* m *mall rat ton a iitu lv for
Cs at F o r t M t f d e l h t m l ,
snaking i; boil m in i U'tmh-t n ext
mill mil If, t h e n sh r ill Add «ihred*
Mr, and Mis. J a m e s Mr Knight ded rt«l t o flu ffy nut«h>d p o t a
of Jiirksonville spent the week toes in injunl n m m i n i i mild o f
end with Mr and Mrs. F r i d consistency to pick up a n d mould
OMAHA, Neb. July |u.—tAT— Strange at thetr home nn West kritti ball*. Roll m en p . ihi*n t o r n
First Street.
meal, ami f ry in d eep fut, pn*fer*
It has bten a long Mme sinre Mickey IliHincy, youthful screen
a lily in an iron pot. Any tyro* o f
Anything so funny as the gungs s c 'u r , fuili-d to uiukv a hit with
l‘nlie»« Commissioner Jirpsen.
liirill or left over fat* i* nil »i|fht
tvr'a dilemma in "I'aksport Hus
T h r commissioner ordered r e
for the frvmir.
bwiit” has nppeareil on Ihe screen
“Passport Husband'*
To Be Shown At Uitz
TIIE EDITOR
S ir.
Fisiiklm
Ala
Woman la w y e r Flays
Members Of Her Sex
whii finite 'light.* where nolle iii «
iritindeii, by th e o v e r -manly wr»mnn, and by thoM who dr|tend
purely on Rea apfieaf.
" W u n r n 'i til lull» have tu team
delicacy of Iuuch.”
iForrijjan Made Life
'Members Of L iarO ub
So try it out, now t h a t y o u ’r e
Mr*. M. L llslw.rn and children
lefi Tuesslay m o in u .f for .1 visit
with relatives in N t
Mrs A
‘ Thi* . AfrirreRRiwneat,** «he d e
clares,
bho wii by Ihe f etriiim l
White Nails N ew est
Summer Accessory
vrtih a tier p tan.
D 'hati
Rive,
rACR TRITfctl
Siren For Rooney
Banned By Police
moved the sirrn
attached to a
police car used to transport Mic
key iibout the city. He said hr
received a flpod of
complainta
th at the ear had sped past stop
Mr*. L. M. Telfor.1 and »n*s
lights
with
siren
screaming. Martha Telford l e f t
Monday
"Thu Job nf the police d e p artm e n t m orning for
M a rianna
where
tney wilt spend a bout two works
with Mrs. Telford's mother amt
father.
o a t Rioat out to H E W Y O R K
B O S T O N , W A S H IN G T O N
B A L T IM O R E
*•
P B 1L A D E L P H IA
,
• W iw u iu au sw w n a l i i H S K
|
Fine \Vnit'll
if
Kepairina
* Diamond Set I mp
S
AND
Flnirravinsc
S Meliflulin, Jeweler
^
IM S. Fuck Av*.
tfiu ia iim iiiiv m m i
•oved by t*u rival gangsters. One
of these worthies, in the absence
of the other, has had I er married
CLAIRE TREVOR TO WED
to Erwin to save her front depor
liro rg e Anderson and guests.
tation. Erwin, It develops. Is Ihe
Joe Uarhuni of New Orleans and
HOLLYW OOD.
Calif.— tVI1)—
only person tha gangster* know
Robert McCall of Baton Rouge,
who baa an unimpeachable rec- Cluire Trevor, film actreae, and arrived Sunday night from An
On top of this Few In inherits
a pin-ball machine factory from
en ancle.
If Erwin ia bumped off the
dancer become* a widow and will
be deported; if be Isn't bumped
o ff hla widow can't Inherit 'lie
pin-ball machtis- which the <;angater* want for their racket—nnd
which he won't glre them. Wl'h
two factione alternately protect
ing him and trying to put him
'on the spot, the film becomes a
acrtamingly funny array of riot
ous situations.
The sad-1 Ipperl comedian who
'beads the featured cast of "Piss‘port Husband,” la ably aiderI by
Pauline Moore. Douglas Fowley,
Joan Woodbury, Hobart Lowery
and IlarotJ Huber.
Chirk Andrews, ra dio produc er,
niston, Ala. where they a llr n d r d
wil’ be married J u l y 27 and plan
R. O. T. C. a t F o r t McClelland.
II honaymoou tr ip to Honolulu, If
her motion picture work will p e r
mit.
Balsam of Peru, an Im portant j Mlk;W„ Tdle Sunday. Mis* John
Pharmaceutical product. I. ot-j M11 wi„ ren„ ln lSrru
lh„
lamed from a tree that grow s
t
relative, f o r
several
only In the Heptsbltc of El Salvndor.
The largest racial group of Cey
lon is the Singhalese,
Seven ont of ten have faulty
vision.
CITY BRIEFS
csetlmreo r-#m wage One
members are scheduled to aseansIde at tha American LagUra Hut
Britain emancipated the slaves at Hi TO o’clock from which they
I he* West Indltn colonies In wilt leave for Pterion to attaad
a meeting of District No. 2.
TONIGHT
v WEDNESDAY
P V S S I ’O K
IIIIS IIA N I
Mrs. J, M. Brady has returned
from a visit In Savannah. Ua.,
and points in N. C. She was ac
companied home by Mr. snd Mr*.
Glenn Wtmbiah ami suns, Jue and
Jrhn, of Snvarnah, who will be
her guests fur a short <imr.
Miss Mary Fiance* McCord of
Cuvlngton, Ga., Mias Esina Grt-n
of McDonough, Ga. ami Clyde
Price anti Waiter Morris of At
lanta. who were tha gusals of
Mr. and Mre. 0 . C, McBride, re
turned to their homea Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Burke 8;eel* ac
companied Olive Chapman, Joyce
Bteele and Edwin Branan to the
Methodist Intermediate Camp at
Veer Lake, Ocala Nath ml For
est yesterday where the children
will remain for a week.
Mr, and Mre. Clarence Greek
and Phil Greek o f Nashville,
T«nn.. who have been the guests
af Mrs. C. B. Greek for some
time, returned home Sunday.
They were accompanied by Uobby
Greek who will visit In Nashville
for several monlka.
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Islets Nose Out
Ten Major Golf Tournaments
Saints By Narrow
Listed for Florida East Coast
Margin of 2 to 1
D O U B L E V IC T O R
Visitors Get 12 Hits .
O ff A t watery Schneider
Triple To Right-Center By Pitman Ties
Score In Ninth But Four Hits In
Final Frame Decides Battle
night g a r s U a r i y Itiei’a I n l a w
R*di • 4 I* 4 victory over Mann
K*r Bill Badgers h a n fo n l |.o.ik
Outs in a game In which IM ati.J
r*cwrd*4 13 hits o f f two l.ookoul
p B d W n while two
t tn l htirlei,
*B*"*d tha local delegation an
W e n h a lf dozen.
f Dutch BchnHder slurtftl nil tin1
'P E N m ajor golf eha»plon»hlp*
I will b* p U |« d during th* 1*1*
Pouth«rn h i m ) *t t h r i* leading
flo rid * R u t Coaet raaort*—P*hn
Beach, BL A a p u tlb * a n d Ormond
[teach — according to lb* oBe 1*1
date# Jtu t r»l*aa*d,
t h r ir half of lh* r 'g h t h
when
IMi I’ll man t r ip p e d lo the ligh:rcnlcr field « t | to ,rnre l.ing■on and La via.
The
Keit, Irok* th* h r
in
llo-ir half of the f.nul ■lantu
a lo-n Ilclklmp
singled.
Newell
funned but Farrell singled lo Ipft.
Aleno * j , safe on a fielder's
choice sending lU lknsp to third,
'■'ma'hc's singled .coring tie knap
mil Jackson’s single scored Aleno.
Mil f o f LnokouI* but von* rejilucr'd
kjr Ctmr le At witter n ftcr if tv mu,
•|>' thru* tun*, allowing two hit"
t a d m ilk Ins iwu m u . RcltrirUkr
J u * l . r r turned to the mound u ft • t
• tbr** •week’s layoff due *o a
A tw a ter pi-purr.I
.Vihnrid r
bwt w as hit freely, lie*
nirk*+d
' - f t v 10 h l ti but hr kr p i them wHl
; a r a tte r r d exrrpt.
In the ninth
«W fl tha
Roda
hunched foui !
safeties. Tbc lo o k o u t"
nipped I
V C m n * [Stlknnp. n t n n i m t r n>
r- u m ( M i , for MM III Li. Ib lkll ip I
Ip W0;( tnkrn 'fii.il h f i r r |'drhirijj H
two thirds Iririiru'** und tr
by Keiil I’n rtr r .
BP..A- Th*
still t . d .tha ..critic
M
-a . Red.
,
[ ‘ IA lh#fr half iif (hr firM mnm,:
M N e w e l ^vttlkril and Imdi Hurd .
‘ On P n i r t U ’s single tr» d«*rp right
P o r r t f t going to Krronil ..n th*
, throw In to
tliir*i. A k m
f'lad
V out ■«*! a^maMirr* %%ulk»>«|. 1'i.n
; Irtrms let o n r of K rlm rid rr’" fei***
ones gel aw*y Mid New**!) tadird.
' Jackson sinr lrd to right r r n t r r
I •coring P » rr? tl »nd S m u h t r iv
:
Th* Red!! w om l i»n«* inurr in
i 11m fourth * h r n Jons singkd to
£ rights took srcofid on llrlkna u*t
■tblk bhd rcnteil
nn Neweli’a
single to shorl r r n t r r .
&uifor<l »ct>ml twin* in Ihfir
■ M f * f Ihe
slilh
when l a n g
f *lOO singled to left and took see
7 «Od when Davis walked. A |>nsaed
hall Silvan rid Imth nu-n ami thry
I Mored on Pitm an's single to
' WfL
i n Bgfifortl knoUnl t hr r«»unt in
Violators Tried
Before Miller In
Municipal Court
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Tb« National Championship of
Club Champion*, for tho Waltar J.
Trarta Memorial Trophy, ooa of
(hr leading golf compatltloaa of lb*
Florida campaign, will b* alagad
for the twatfth year In aurcaeelon
.1 BL Augustin*. February 11 to
IS. fa it eeaoon'i winner waa Bur
leigh E. Jacob*. Jr, Oyaarold
Wauwatosa. Wloe. schoolboy. Who
defeated Frank Sirs fact, former
national public links champion, In
a thrilling 1* hols Boat.
The Amateur-Frofsaslonal Hast
Dali Hatch Flay Championship lo
bo played on BL Augustin* IJnka.
March IS lo 1*. la expected again
lo attract tba country's leading
smatsura and profasiionala Nota
bio profasalonal* who have com
potrd In this classic ara Ralph
Ouldaht. who recently won th* na
tlnnal open till* for tha aocond
year In success Inn; Henry Picard,
Bam flnead. Oon* Sarasan. Byron
Tnul*
h VuViVit
,, f!, n
t »*■i *• i*-i
GOLF G I Y S I R was crested In Dels leer* river *1 Shs w-
f,
nre. P a , when alammlng Ham flnead. th* Whit* Bulphur Spring*
links star, took • b i ll out of ■ watery 'Tie." 8 n : i d waa ■ eonles*
lanl In lh* Professional Golfers Aaaoctsllon tourary. Though he'*
root here, flnead was plenty hot In qualifying malrli. He burned
no the Khan nee Country club r o u n d with I t , Hirer under par.
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fro m the u ir b y At in c h in g w h n t
Ir s to *he tail." o f p ig e o n s. T h e y
rr leased the hirtl." o ve r 1 h e ir cl*i*r«.
The
Field
Mu"etints
I ’h ic n g o , 1
bu s n r ip iir r d ti collection o f t h r a r 1
vi HI"* Its m ad e f ro m reeds
nnd |
Ninn.ll gotirii". T h e w h i s t k s c o n
tained f ro m tw o t o n ig h t pipe*
year"
mi
It
The ('on, inrnt*l D ivmI.- i. a wtter. lit-il c n a 'e i l by
mouttl.iun
ranges or tablelbtul-4 of the HwVy
rimuiilaiiij ami extrm ls from Mex
ico to t'anmln.
r u n \ tin: ti coinrub-d wai|H*n( h j i
m n l»'*ic**d **» pay $Ci or
"pelid
70 tiny" in jui . y he was ah«»
chained
vu'.h unsault
fur
which
she \vu" sent diced t» pay III) or
xpend Jo ilnyt ui jail,
Annie
Mae lire di, charged
ItichThe fir"i |*iotc«t\n* m h lionary with a "saul*, wm*
i r d finger.
J r., i bnrticil
with
lo t i l l nit Will Hnlwrt ilorriiHUi*
| conte rn pi o f co y i t wan sen •
pent oilt by Ihw liiitdon Mi"?ii‘<nteiiccd til p ay S*» o r upend III
ary Hociely to f utittiis In I HUT.
day* in jail. The ru
uf Funl
Nevada ha* produced mote t han
Lamb, charged with *»d a u lt t w •»
a Ullion dollar" in mineral wen lh
tia n sf ir r e tl lo this toun*y,
Kl*
since iHIll),
waul lim y , chargctl
with petU
Urverty*
scn*fprvd l » pay
$10 or spend 'Jo day" m jail.
'.B U S I N E S S SERVICE
MISCELLANEOUS
BT. Al'CH’iCTINE — J a n u a r y I t W
IT W in ter C ham p ion sh ip * f F lorid *
ir o n r a d* I c o n C u p ) ; F tb ru a ry II
to I I : T w elfth A n n u al N a t i o n a l
C ham p ion sh ip o f O o lf C lub C ham p toos
I W a lta r J. Travis M em orial T r o p h y ) j
F eb r u a r y I I t* M arch 4 : F lorid * F a s t
C o a st W oman'* C ham p ion sh ip IMr*.
W m . TL K anan. Jr. T r o p h y ) I M arch
I I to l » ; F ifth A nn u al N a tio n a l * m e
teor-P rafesslrtria) B ea t B a ll M ateb P la y ,
C ham pionship.
OllMOMT) B E A C H — F -b r u a r r T ta
It!
O rm o n d
p e a c h O v a m a io e w h tp j
F eb ru a ry I t to I I • w o m a n 1! S outh
A tla n tia C h am p io n ah tp .
PAI.M PEACH - J a n u a r y I b l l r
t a k a W orth T o tir u a m e n l; F e b r u a r y
t to I * : W o m a n 's' Cbamplnaahhp aT
P a lm B e a m : Feb. 11 to U i A oolh
F lo rid a C ham phm ahlp: FaK I I t s
M areh | ; Men’s Champtossahlp * f P a lm
bectuse
th o
The Hindu, believe 'h a t
the
Ganges river rl*r* from the feet
of lirahrna.
policemen
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SITUATION WANTED
L ECONOMY an6
SATISFACTION use
DoubleTcxkdfboub/eActian!
liV
BAKING
POWDER
Smt A tp J W w * dffJfayy^.
1
IS ounce* fur 15*
Ho S l a c k
full P*ek
v
filling
C. M. Boyd & Co.
Watdaw MuMI B ul1*tuw
MISSOULA. Mont.—IrPt— Star
vation I* the principal cause of
ilrilha among elk o f tha upper
Gallatin river country in the win
ter time, * survey by the forest
service disclosed. Of KS death.,
rangers decided fi5 wire directly
due lo food shortage on the win
ter range.
M illio n s prefer this ^flavor
that is different"
W It's • AkUlfuI ceo** betweew
raayoanaits gad old-faehioned
boiled dre**ing—with • ipecul
piquancy *11it* own IMiracle whip
is totally different from all othar
drtttinp—unoolher, fluffier, more
delicioua-Try Miracle Whip—*oool
M K A C li WHIP CONTAINS M O M —
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PAX M O W —O P THE COSTIYINGWDIEMTSI
JOE PAIeOOKA
W-WMAT V«A* MW
LAST W OROSf
DID H I — P I P H |
■ V I " — DIO H I
« A V X WAS
i
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A t U B a iu n q
J a n k a U td S Q A
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EIJC8 D I E FROM STARVING
NEW YORK—OF)— David J.
Sa|io*a, chief economist of the
National Labor Relation* Hoard,
nrruacd many *mploy*r* of hav
ing InUneifiad anti-union aetlvUiex sine* th* *n«ctm*nt of th*
h tench Labor Relation* Act, In a eurv«y
FOR SALE
COLDS
Tha 19)1 tournament dates for
Palm ft e a c h . Ormond D * a ch and
8L Augustin*, follow:
couldn't make themselves heard
above the bellows of tha fa rm e r
me reliant men.
each.
It*
M ALARIA
Tho French have created
M I l l l O N k o f I'lHJHDS HAVI ft t t N
PARIS,
July
IX —1 / n - P a r i s
in the dr Her1* of Algeria by sink
IJStc) sv OUM f.O V l flNMI NT
liolirrnicn have round tha* thry
ing arirnian welts.
a i n 't n m te n d
with *hc Farrel1 hr«tc«|
Norman
fa rm e r "
who
hawk *hnr ware* in Paris' rrn*
traI m arkets, *«> loud sp eakrr"
have he rn installed At the m a r
How harm cm Miy Urn FIIA To
ket" *0 aid *h# officers.
Finance Farm Property?
T raffic in the m a r k e t tone ha"
Letn in a hopeless U n g ’e for
W rite* F ie a e » r ■ #«
rm rA fiO ,
July
Long In-fore nnlln fiPcd the e*h*r |
with *wim: tun**" and
symphii- |
mi
E lat* o f F lo rid *
c’o n n l y o f J e m l n o l #
Y»m a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h e r e b y
n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d t >» p r e s e n t
■ n r claim* a p d cem endt w h i c h
yo u . o r e i t h e r o f y o u . m a y h a v e
acein s!
th e
estate
of
F r an « - * a
F i e l d * , d o t e n e e d , l a t e o f >«(d f o i j n
ty. l o t h e C o u n t y J u d j r e «*f H*m»n o t e I ’f t u n i y , F l o r i d a , a t h i " o f f I r e
In t h e c o u r t h n u e e a t N an f o r d .
F lorida,
w ithin
eliiht
oa l e n d n r
m o n th * fro m the d a l e o f th e ftre t
p o h I I r a H o n o f lit In n o t i c e ,
llach
r t a l r n o r o e m a n t l m u s t he in w r i t
Injc a m . m i n i • l u t e t h e p l a c e <»f
r e e l d e n n e a n d p**al o f f t r e a d d re* a
of
th e
rlnlm nnt
and
m ini
Lt»
• w o r n t o by t h e c l a i m a n t , a t t e n t
o r a t t o r n e y , o r t h e a o m e w i l l •>*
r o m e v o i d a c e o r d l n i r t o la w
T h l e l« d a y o f J t i l v . I H t
H A Y lfO N Tt r iK I .D H
F l i e c t l l n r o f t h e R > tn » e o f
9
F ra n c e s Fields, d e c eased
Mis* Kathryn Htmphlll, *f Caluit
bla, A C., who won golf champloi
ships at Palm Bssch and 4L Au
ustlns last winter.
Hawkers Force Police
To Hue Isoudspcakcrs
ChincHcWere. First T o 1 « .u
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VOLUME XXIX
AN INDEPKNDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Pres*
& Movie Firms
Are Charged
With Monoply
Mo r g a n
recounts tv a
Cummings Files Suit
In Federal Court
A fter P r o b e By
Justice Department
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AnnouncementBrings
S h a r p Decline In
Shares On Market
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aramount
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lac.,
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Inc, Irving Trust Coin pan of
New 'YYork as trustee in aukruptcy for Ridlo-KeDh Or ieum
Corporation,
WYrntr Bribers
Pictures.
Inc., Twentieth Ccnlury-Fox Film Corporator Columbia Pictures Corporatior Unln ited
versal Corporation and
ArtlaU Corporation.
The announcement was| fo llowed by the loss of vcral
potnla In- amusements she a on
the New York stock marks
10 Are Killed
In Prematu£
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I * *Ml I ill|;
K t 'r it n i. I "1**1* . i 1 |
n iit i i
melee a l (ha circus ground, last
in<ih , p i n l I ho d a y in n ttU'JI
night.
rounil of carvmnnic" ii.lm im g
U b o r unionists f o rm ed picket)
line, before tha main entrance
of tha show which ii affiliated
w.Wi Kiogiing firothcr, and Barnum and Bailey circus, recently
forced to close by labor trouble.
They raid the circus used ele
phants to break the picket lines.
Sheriff James Croaka said he
was "chased a block" by an alephant when he tried to reetoro
order.
Kt i n r r ' . World Wot
iLa.i. n vialt to •he city hull «»»-!
a Imiehron in their honor
!h*
.
.
tlr iti,h embassy.
King Hvori*
receiving
th«*
wildcat acclaim ,**n
in
c u rt,
since Woodrow Wilson t a r n s to
help d r a ft the Versailles ir e u t y .
tonig ht pledged
hi,
f a r-flu n g
em pire to clone alliance with
F ra n c e in d e fense of •’democratic
principle, and individual lib e rty ."
T he accord
between
France
and C r e s t Britain, he said, la
not directed ug:iin»l any
other
power and lie invited other natio n , to join with them in intermitionul a g i r r m e n U to
banish
E u ro p e's rum bling threats ot
State Board Gives
Permits To Driven
TALLAHAMEK, Ju ly 20.~(Jp)
—Madison county got iho first
two permits under ihe B fau
Board 0f Public Instywctioo’,
•U k t now rogulntiona fo r school
‘ as driver*.
Thn eortiflcatea went la E, L.
Barrs and Otia Wllliamaon, who
comploto physical txam a a d met o th e r
qualifl-
I f a l q SupL Colin English said
shaut 1 J 0 0 M l drivers la tha
itc to w*md ho roquirod t o Mwply
with Iho earn* standards, n s f a r t
. of a safety cncapelgw.
—
rra rA M
V*■*
.; fg t
Northern Solons
Protest Revision
Of Freight Rate
J mHii <1 I.H ilid i'iJy
chjitiuui* iii tiiurKu
Hot*
slliplHiIlt
I
Mil
I Ml Y
lit 11
II
Governor Cross predicted tha
the r general level uf wages would
be reduced" If Ihe plan were i n
proved, lie added tha* Indus ' 1 y
ia being a ltr sc U d to the .Sou'll
by “tower coats of production 111
Ihe form of wages, fuel and It, ing conditions."
“ No new Jot™ would be created."
h* sakl, "but the job of lh<-
Norlhem worker would he han.l
**l •*** *° Ihe Sou*hern workei."
— —----- .
ifiK
t!u*
uf lt‘i iiiMfii
|Uk ri*fu»ei It til
they
m>v hi
thou* I* 1 1 1 i.m iic iiily
ojtitl | h ’
b in lir r m* yv mi.i it I nut H«* ti*m h f»n
r« i v 1114 u n t il nb ut H hd . / » H. k
T . K H iiii|M " n untiMLjnt* *| Im i
to 111" Mo »
Hu*
!•**«■n
*
City News Brief, B r S ? w -T ? ‘i K
l—t n . S U ln u d M.lrn Hal. " S *
1
» “ “ • *“
of Sanf rd were married S a tu r third with ten percent of the iotal.
Than
cam#
North
and foul h
day hy County Ju d g i R. W. Ware.
Carolina
with
throe
percent,
Thomas llam p *r>1 Baalrlre Cal
with
three
and
houn worn also married by Judgo)
OM.
MD rlm ia |.t May'* at Iht* Hnll | m4^H
by
IM t ifiii't a m i u t u .it n il
to ittnni! at leant . mu. of .h* k*.v-,
| a m n -ihffhil ,| f,»r the ttltnr.
r o a c a r n iv a l
PANAMA c m r , July m ^ jn
J
i H' fain Mtfko a
Ha a goMr ov
BUILDING PICKETED
TO FACE TRIAL
NEW YORK. July 20.— (AY
With ntarly fiva polictnun to
PENSACOLA, July 2 0 .aach picket. » SacialisU picket- Jadgo A. 0 . Campbell yesterday
ad tha British Empire building in • a t Aug- 19 fa r tria l o f J . H.
Keckefellar Center
ycitarday. V a n ana, Eamnsfah County whoaal
Tha plakata bora afgms urging;
u th a «barge of
"Smash Htan-Chambarlaia A1Hmosey hy false
< it a t 1114
f ■ "Mi
J ll IvM'flVIHi* 11Ml m il
rn
VV III h t
I
IlMlilt H ri
III*’
h
.1
iju ’ a
all
Mm
ia.
The Muniripal ’/mi has added
a young hmwn bear In |la grew
lug rollectkiii. The hear was pur
chased frnm
Meema
Brothers
anil Ward, animal dealsra in
New York. It arrivrd yesterday.
Tha purchase was made possi
ble through
run'rlbutinna
and
funds oblainrd front too con•Caskwa.
Ralph
Tolar obtained about
II fret of movie film <hia morn
ing of 'hr leopards. While Phil
King, xo„ altemlanl, maneuvered
the animal. Into the branches of
tha tree in lhair cage with a long
lamboo pole. Ralph managed to
some excellent views.
WAGE DEADLOCK
. CHICAGO.
July 20.— (A*,—
R epresentatives of tlaaa on* railroads and the Brotherhood of
R ailroad
Trainm an
con tin usd
yester Jay aver tha ear
th percent wage cut orAnother meeting wM nebed-
f«r many.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------to Ih e
in O V I ,>011,1 r a p i' a l in d l-
Celery Soup On Several Injured
Desk Luck (’harm, In Street Fight
Dawson Declares
At Closed Plant
day ha, been ranc-.led iiu.- t i in* fire «t nindnm and then- <m Ihe
barbecue ih r follnwing day T h*| "b ig »in>t'%" desk one Iinglit »ee
next m e -ling of Ihe clun'wili bf- anyllnng I m m un ivory ele phant
Aug. 2.
> tu a l.ukelile dm h -hund. from a
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Mi , " iMMiille* rip p n ilii t I . HiVi’,11
tim m /Hu! thip o th e r ft in o n m
t!ij<nt
1
It M as t«*|»firttiJ lH u In c h ib !
The de-V
Ihe avorngu Amer
hav |l| MV nil'll four ’ril / HCULltri
w it h M t r o i r y fu n iU to rnaHH* ican bii-iii” , man l, a truvi’ ty
mi nntuie.
’
th e m |n utt«*m! I h r rtrnui r .lin p ,
T h r in e r tm ir f o r ne xt W ifJn e a Hue ran e n te r alin«i,t U"V "1
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In il
ijm
IV ii .
< li.i i i i i
il. tin
Mill'll
t 1 i* ’ »1
;>( isf’Hi nin*<I
Brown Boar !k Added
Florida Ranks Second To Z o o ’h Collection
"Long and rloM colUbcration J n P r o d u c t i o n O f C i U m
ha, snrrseded In proving that we
_____ _
are inspired by tha same ideal."
GAINESVILLE. July 20. - 1,1*1
— Florida produced an perrent
Iof tha natian'a natal, atoraa lent
year, tha United .Slate, Depart
ment o f Agriculture announced
hero.
Ooorgta continued In be Iho
jblggoat producer of-gum iurpen*
-t
I
nil ri.
N. V . Juty
In terstate Commerce Cumnnsanm
hearing that Northern
mdu>.| ,
would suffer if the pioposed
rates were put into effect,
They followed lu the wKne-,
stand chief executives
of lim-e
other
Northern
s t a t e s -Kkodi
Island, Indiana and New York
which a re opposing the Southern
rste application.
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N ik u t jittm il/u iR u f tl«* ilu H
O'*' p io t c s la o f
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v -«
England governor,
wort- adiloil lY ill In* iip |)u if)le ti la te r in u h i k
„ rnih
i ,e. „m «rgo merit •* lit l o l l Jutlltieiul! H t ill |Mt llltri I
jynatrnlav
ruuy 1ijj v. \n
agi»in*i, a .Southern .|. .m»n-j i.., fro in l tit* Mv I suimI ti n<I W u - i i
northbound ficight rn'v rovl.o o P a r k ( 'I u Im to la k e i*m* tif c i i
(Jovrmoni Wdlmr 1.. C ros, i.| p ril ritionn
Connecticut, and ticorge II. Aik
P m id I i ii k (Hit i Hat w hili" imi' ik
HI 0f Vermont declared a> .,11 b e r» M H ilii y a t h t i unytiim* tint
HUFFAI-tl,
ri
o H>* H
Annual A ffair To Be
Held At. Sunliindo
Willi 2 Other Clults
111
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Frrnrh
a ir m >• '"'W Im iBalkan IVninsiila. Al i lm
Itimi fm inul .rnrcniutn*'i ++f t ,,,, • i!75.000 wnre |,.fi I,,,,,,.,.
Is!* || w ■11 H I l f i h I *||»l 4tll»i U Ml .» H.rili . . . 111. I l>. i t Mi *1. I
tram tfl today for I Liven port, in .
'.I dl|i
K -III: t iP iif K '‘ « ■ ( .lie
IV 1 <li*. 'I* *1 II *t tlull
t r r I * 11 k t lu L
a f te r participating in nn outdoor
j l IIIU1W flL't'llSr--Mfld •»$*•«! ‘
AH. .i In h i * m I.*’i v .»f tin - In* ul •on HI 1 * 11*K' 1 v .«Ji.iilil*- ri
thriller th at wasn't ,,urt of ‘h*',
t hunccM,,, " Ad.d'f""ll,.'
l*V
JMi»| " i| II*. || *i|R1\
c H .i|J fii
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i t ir i r
iiiM i
regular program.
I „.r
,;..rnmny f.„ .
..f
«Itllwf I IM ( 1MH
Mon «.f ,*(("(i'h fig
In i>■ !»11' - it
Elephant.,. labor union pic k r '., , h). ,
.vak prol.l ...
Jtl.Igf \\i*M* atI •■* Mlgglm tm H . i t lo tv > tin
iiiiv ii* k » i.f
ami the law tangled in a wild'
wild
..
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1 K m c iioorgf and l j u '- n r.lixu
Min’ 1 1 1I1 1 iMii.li i i i , • .it.:
U k ill 14 gn«*t( v 111 t il t in 'in.
rw n ts.
Hut
1n illlilllR S
|
111! 11'
Mill
NVFI 4 thrMWM i 111M p a n ir
Hi* tM-wHIVir,
Thi* m mlu r it y o l
i n frn t* fle d |nti» t h r
-( r e a l.
w H* ii Ih r th n rk wu N r»*l l .
I on
JA toSV ILL E . Wi^. July 20-
t ,o i ' i d
h’ l s u v\ h r r v
Final Plans For N ew C o u rt H ouse N eeded,
Kiwanis Barbecue' R . W . W a re Tells Ja y c e e s
by
<»f
vi si’
•1,1
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan (right), deposed as chairman of Ihe I" Is** V M KDT. Tu«*«Uy).
Tennessee Valley Authority sfter a break with I’le-i.l.-m l;.«.,nevtMl. «•*
NAI* ■ I rh itik iw (ii, K n Him < l-Ia n r i.
is shown before tho congressional investigating committee in Kimi till* •"t* rijjjh f n u ll1* fi Mm A t h e n a
l ie re ri)i|)rii «-*n 1 1> w r i« n n iln m vllle, Tcnn., as he told his story Of hitter friction in (hr TV A high
Ml A tlU M ' it M*1f Hut Ih e popriir*
command.
i ilhigr
a r t il-
rn ilM '* * * '
T h i* i jHt'rfit r r «tf t hi*
f« it in A •h r it * at J I
Tio*
\ \ h iM i
l,*i \ I mim I *a n I >*11 I to* v 1 1y ■ S o m e
■ i'm t>rnnu*nl h*,nu*t| irlitM
"TtH I Mick iim i I A | | « .| v to
• *n
t >nuintimMi<«
n fiifijfc l*
•fit'l i1 «nt irn|H‘”tih|i tti mtl*
m a ff I hr iiiH f r iin l t ia in a g r
jr
g U « ball with a monkey m-ide
1
Must
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Al Ii*4*nI MJt |it*| *111)4 Mjff. Mal
Mtrbtua
^ u r i r 4 Mini iti*iit! v f»o
**l ki**r a VHMi" k u - r i k i l pH.nn. i - I*r»ii
Ip H trn im
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v liri h
bruht* n r
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f I om-V"*I M *. :.**: I V ' H "1M il Hi MM
fact nr y .
f u r l it*it*(tiit.4 u p h * ip| im*e* tt»ik
f-rv a rc ! ayn i|M th ix < ‘i • .tml b»i*-k
■I'r.l
Iho
ri HI Nl
rampiiign had
started
(ihilM*,
ltif|riiti*hi*Mi friM ii JI j u i Bh iw f 11j *j 11**I
«M*niTnliAniinM I 'hisintr KmShck a t
Jiiitt'il
« l« u irh la
tu vtfitlulriii*! inh.iH'Vi'r tm*
Jn|»uni*4r tint*-n*«hi*tj u p -
"11 tJiPlils
Th**
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n M iit tia n fle r -jn *'hi*»f h U o Itti4 Ml HI (Ik Hiiv q U«*
t’lttfi'tl. M um h u r ia umt K < »rrt u re
tlM b n e il WH»n tu h f t n m i
f IkIfa.."'
I lia r*, f**r#,i i r i “ win* tu in c T tA x -
toif J«|Mfn*N«‘-SMviPi
friction
" v, r ri
twirctcr
Mrtltch'HiluiM
lu
rlilwnl.
drxk piece, o f t h " x ' " 1 ff* work iiilvof/i|f*Wu
F iic h t ir iif l,rok«* nut wh||r ’JfM)
supposedly rem ind the ow ne r of
.Nfatiniinl (iuiki’ilfMitria, 4«*nt In i«* Hv
hi, w o k nr favorite hobby. .
(■ranting that lhl» I, lrm» <m" the* j,'«iv ii|it | i t |,rrn.riVF* o rd e r,
In4-fakfa
* 4t. Ml,.till
must (eel that C nunty Agent C were rfatimr .......
...........
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II. Dawson not only m a k e , cel-1 men anon cleaied Ihe slrret
f
e ry
ami
ing
set,
lin g
Three Persons Killed
In Crash Of Airplune
Mt FIT PLAIN. N. Y. July 20.
(AT T wo women and a nun
hi* huainesa but hi, hobby all f i g h te r ,
Ihe huh n f most of his t h in k
f»r he d isd a in , rlah o ialn desk
and paper weights, p r r l e r ( 1 - .
to use a can nf relery soup.
were killed in the crash nf a blHistorical Society
To Plane
ie
in n nearby field today.
Kestorc Walton Home n.e victim, w.rr m». Th*>«ta
But why a can nf relery soup.'
"Weli," he aaid, “ I’ve heard it’s
good lurk In kerp a can o f cel
ery mop nn your desk—and any
thing’s wnrlh trying with another
ctlcry season approaching."
llr n d e r sh o lt
and
Mrs. Allan
Shelley, bn'h In Iheir early tw e n
E verett Sanders,
ri,
The old Dnrulhy Wallin h»nte. t i e s and
built In IHiiii, |x 1 ring restored farm er and spurt.-man pilot.
Sanders ha.l Inkett Ihe yxiung
i y Ihe Ptnsae.d a
llislnrial Su
rlily and will be opened r , j w-.mrn fur a ride.
AUTO CRASH FATAL
CIIIPLEY. July 20.‘—tiPI—A
r u ro n er’a Jury decided an a uto
mobile accident yesterday which
resulted in tha death of Mrs.
Nellis Rowell was unavoidable.
Sheriff’s D eputke D. W. Braxton
and A. B. Wood testified that
Mrs. Sowell drove her car from
■ side road on the highway In
the path af another driven by
Jimmie Eubanks of Bluafield.
museum about July HI.
---------------The house was occupied fur
P R E S S C E N S O R S H IP
several yeare hy M is . Walton,
JE R U S A L E M . Ju ly 20.
wife o f one of Ihe signals ..f ihe Britieh aulhoritive y r.lerd ay anDec la ration
of
Independence, ""uneed th e inauguration uf con*
' sorxh.p on all newspaper cables
ufficials of the suciety aaid.
from, the strifalurn Holy Load.
____
ROTARY CLUB FARMS
>
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8T. AUGU8TINE. July 20-IA1
—Tho R otary Club In an effort
<o chow th at tobacco can he
Partly aloudy, sci
grown profitably In St, Johns
Thursday and on tho on*
county la operating a four-acre a n
l re me couth coast tonight.
•xperlnvsnUl farm near hero.
V. Va.
PENSACOLA,
am
July
20
1/11
LOCAL WEATHER
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Shell For S h e l l
In Spite Of H e a t
Itt**rv
I'M* I l \ t il A lILlgPW
!"■ " ■ •* u jr< - h .ik rt i
Tha prem atura explosion f * M
pounds of dynamito kll d 10
mombora of a crow of 1 work Prowler Enters Home
man blasting a w atar tunnel
Of Dr. E. D. Brownlee
through solid roak two indred
faat bolow tha surface gar tha
Police Chief Roy ti. William,
city pumping station.
said that tha watch
raportad'
Boron o f the men wt killtd Tuesday to )itv« been taken from* warT he
year-old monarch anil
outright as a b u n t
rock tha home o f Dr. E, D. Brownlee.
railed through the tunnd Three • wb° ha, been on a three-week III, Scolllsb queen, Elisa beth, atof 1 1 brought to atirb s alive vacation with Mr*. Brownlee, was tended a guln batu|iiel ut the
died la koepitala.
. found in an unaccuetomed place. presidential palace a , the climax
of the Ju bilant homage
th a t
Only fo u r escaped ia> y. All
However. Dr. Brownlee said,
gre eted them nt Ihe end of their
of the dead warn megH 1, while |
“m ounting to first jo urney ab ro ad since they
thoao who eacapod
escaped wlT
* ^ u l •••*0 wae still
miasm!.
wit their
th
came to the throne.
llvee w ere wMte
I Burned maUhee on the fila r
whit* meaM
men. j
1 indicated th a t a pros* e r had In-1 The king. In the uniform o f a
vaded tha roiidanca whti.~~lkT, Brltl,h field marshal, lol.i the
banquet guest, at Elysee palace
AnOppoi
pportunti-—
_________
_ that "it would be Impossible to
The lmpetug whtt i.trt•d numy a UtUv d on
thn way upward 11» for*
tune w u a tmalJ 1 uifled
ad placad ia U daily
newi paper, Tha tllMUuwad
that often Unha
tha chain of
frequantiy Ufa
which he
1 ■ thv
want-nd
of which ha
vantage of 1
alraa to buy or j
hire. “B lf
tlo aeoraa
Advances Of Japs
Halted By Chinese
,1
Elephants, Labor British, French
Pickets And Law Study H itlers
•Tangle In Melee Czech Solution
-4«tA
& as&
,srt
*0 tha final showing
hr* at Ih^thc-
Artillerymen S c o r e
1 Hits On Building
In Attack On City;
! No AmerieanA Hurt
il M U r t l t it%+
Ih I!
MlkTItl rtf
Miff*’.rt* !
Jor film industry.
He filed a civil suit in the
Federal district court in Few
York aakrng tha‘. firms be
required to divest themsekes
/
U.S. Embassy
In Madrid Hit
By Insurgents
ROUTED BY POUCK
t.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
— (APJ — A.torney C.eirral
Cummings charged eight ma
jor film companies w ith vir
tually monopolizing tne no*
lion picture industry.
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yeari under tha anti-trust Iera,
was presented after * long in
vestigation by the Justice De
partment. It was disclosed tut
as a committee of congresa|en
sad federal administrative o f
ficial! "farted broad monopnlyinqairy.
Tha government'! bill of rmplaint charged eight com pawn,
** subsidiary or affiliated nvporatloni
and
132 IndWIdal
wi(h controlling about 85 *r-
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V O L U M E X X IX
N EW SPA PER
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , J U L Y
3 Are Killed
75 Injured In
Refinery Fire
Canal Project
Is Explained
To Rotarians
•\ 600 Firemen Get Con
tr o l After Battle;
Exploding Naphtha
TanksSpread Havoc
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Cost 1At $2,780,000;
Purchase Of Shrubs
Por Park Suggested
18. 1938
E s ta b lis h e d In 1908
THREE DIE IN BUS-A LTD CRASH AT JACKSONVILLE
**
_______
Douglas Corrigan
Spans Atlantic In
Antiquated Plan
In Dublin, Ire*
Insurgent Forces Lands
land After Unsanctinned
Hop
Near Valencia In From Non-Stop
NcwYorkCityi
Strong Offensive Arrives 28 Hours I
The woik of the S». Johns
River Improvement
Assoc lat Ion
in promoting the
Johns-In
dian River Canal and the aur»ey by the Army Engineers i f
the moat deMrahl* route wera explained to th* Rotaiy Club at
It* regular week'y luneheon MonDowager Queen Marie of Ku- day by City. Englncar Fred T
mania died today a t th* age ot V“i Him*.
Tbi* Sptimu-h i ii *»i1rif •"lit a p r e w d
01. She had long been a pow-| The ‘ proposed channel from
t.’VV.ml \ ill'll*1M m. an nvrrWELLFSVTLLE. N. Y., erful
figure In the natlonet af- PanforH to a point immediately
VkUr m mu 14f f.'tl-vlV*’ II*4 S i;11It' 7
J u l y 18.— ( A P I — A so re in s u fa in of her country until her north of Titusville would b» <0
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CIV ,1 HHI t' 1 TfM'tl hr Ihml jr a r
l a r ex p lo sio n s p r e a d new h a v son, Carol, deposed Michael, his mile* in length while the canel
A n nutii|tiH tosl, bIr ?
In lllllll. .Lipnn s t jimpitttrn -till - i \ I ' l
o c In ‘b e $15,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 S in c la ir young son In 1930 and set him- across the ridge tetw ern Salt
VVUi L"kf If* •i m i hi* tw umpe iil.»nu lilt- tiin !n ri-il A m e ric a n a ir aelf as the head of an absolute U k e and Indian River, whkh
tln w n
h e r*
th.- Y;»nu’/.* Bivt*r
In Dal •^1 mr jil.nn* f l t i t l r r n l
O il C o m p a n y r e f in o r v a f t e r
monarchy. Hhelhed not been In 1 has an avriage height of l£? feet,
A i.lht i Pilled •ht< uri.-nuH ui iiflv r ltd ow n
fiu.
4'W
v
Jifltl
mil
J
t h r e e m e n w e re k ille d n n d 75 the best of health sine* 1937 woud b* about Id miles In length,
e r. ;ii v o ir .dil I >nuglus C o rmm 4' 1. 1.1. .1
» in ju r e d In 1 h e ehaoii o f f>re when an attack of grippe put her N feet deep, and 100 feet wide.
rtlung r i v i i f i . h a i l 1 ' i i i H n l i i n c r o a d
l i m n ii in ■•■ill
In
hed
nnd
mused
her
to
cease
Mr,
William*
said,
estimating
a n d e x p lo d in g ta n k a . A f te r
m n su rp rlae.
ii bigitvA
friifri 1 1‘ii in* 1.1 thi* t i l . ’ A t Isillf Ii
her arduous literary labor* and that the
Three pereona were killed and
others su ff errd injurn-s when n amnll automobile mol i
flig h t
from
b a tt li n g th e b la z e a ll n ig h t good-will pllgrimagca on behalf ect wou I coat of the entire projkill 11*»i iiririin in t-ii^tni v S p ain m i l l i n ' t iniM'i i
d h* 12,750.000.
l hrarh-hound bus collided n e a t ’Jsckronvillc, Kin., . in u i.iru u tia l ruin. Tills p l.tm .- show-, the s u i t
«|'HM lit l\ H its
1h r v niiEi* nl N r u
^ 1 *1‘k
a n d e a r ly th in m o rn in g , BOOj of her native country.
11. II. Coleraeo, who presided age of the two vehicles.
. m - . ito* field e n d
'tv i ,*»\ ft iimt'Ttl
(’.until n
I ’ 1 4 X11.1
firem en finally got tt .under con
over the meeting In the aharnce
Klittiliergsated
t'lKi'x niff »i 111*41 litigi1 i l r f i n - i ' \%In * *1 -I ti‘ • •
trol.
of President George
Rollins,
r«'l u ni trig
l r i »li Ilip url ■•(In inli rii» hlng t o
An In
A storage tan k containing 2 S0 0 I
recommended th a t the Rotary
g rin n in g
•■III guilt t i t 'l M lih 'll ni tb » r n t i r r llu- unit Imii' o , „ t h e
t barrel*
of naphtha
exploded
Club assume responsibility fur
g n v n iimunt (liVMom Im.l
tii’r n pi 11*$ •! nnh 'ti i
•b o u t dawn and apread tho fire
the beiutlfiration of a section
[ i . muiI hh < * iirrig «n M.
i ingbi >1)1*1 nit it iliiUti'it.
t.rrtur
•new .
Three men were killed
of Fort Mellon Park furnishing
i gni mi from N«*w York*
■•ah Him Fi iiin im h F i i r u i t t ,n*nt
and many injured last night whelf
necessary trace, shrubs,
and
hm«tu h nn.il LI m l u
♦Ii*" m *i |
lit I githl Ini it in" r in tin
a almltar tank exploited.
vines selected from the list pub
hi ni i n 1lift ii I tu t v‘ fii •* a g o t imIn >
Pint Chief llotlim Johntton
lished in Th* Herald last week
i-.-k
off
Into
In i Ii** g m f’ i iiin u n l « ji |if 14-i I. Mur
Mid the to u would run about
by City Clerk Frank t*m snn.
ri'finia
Vv at Floyd Ren*
$$, 000 ,000. .
Dr. It. W. Ruprecht, chairman
i flight “ to CallIn-iitg*‘iif I***ii%!*•• f -» initinle-.l nit
Two men were killed last
of the prngrsm committee, in
ilh ii„ perm it for
I 111* i.l.wri\.iht r t „f | be
sfttintl
night when an exploding oil tank
troduced
Mr.
Williams
who
Ill's \ 1 I till if i I OSrt|!l(f.
leaped 200 feet acroM the GenW.H r i f l i m t i Jit k Its ell <t|l|l||l|C
showed the Rotarians maps and
JlUHJ | | lull I’ll elakwrl CorrW
I
iihmil
tilly
humli*
11■
*
tn
fivt1
eaee H irer and fell into a crowd
photograph* dealing with
the
It hr L;iil .1 imp «•mating.
i »Lhh
iLiniiigt* i eportt*iI tu be
o f epeetatore w alehlag the fire in
canal project.*
-------■ \ . t 1 L.itl*, llu* |HIni r t p l l t d f
tba $15,000,000 Sinclair Oil Com
I 1Kit*F, Itrlgtiiiii. July 1H id'* slight
B u c h a r e s t , Ju ly to.
T ricing th a hlelory of th- . ’W o r , )
MP'Henced
-me of
pany plant h e p .
In ♦ bma. tmrii-wu inn *1 hatter ♦4Tll*'t • VV.4 > iu*l IlMli ll l** H- *
Tw.
fill
y
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v'“
ill'
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Dowager Queen Marl* of Ru movement *o dig a canal to the 8 a heaviest rain
and ib-ctrk'al
14'1 HIIII Jn|lillll‘
vh.1111ll )■> I'll fit v« u \i'v the* . LutiU all lima and
It wm no* Immediately known mania. who helped shape the dee*
nt it r t of t h r W orld V \an t lit*!
Indian Rtver, Mr. Williams pointpoint storms in rrrrn t years Sunday
mv I ti*’
ot'i’un
u n lll I S
w hether other apeelatora might liny of h er country for a gener
glum M ill m IholsIrrOlg Kvi *b* 4 b a n g ' ll long r n n g r Inu ragi'H tint iit v i'i
when
approximately 1
have been burled under the ation, died today in her $ lr d n i out th a t ha fa r hack t s i'JOO afternoon
fdihi' Hgnlnst mii Hlvu^loii like 1 be L||»HIll'll' have uuidf no Rig r r a r l u ’il thu t <*ii *l » Tht* w f i t h l l ,i
It was platinad ta dig a small four Inches of rain fell h t
wi$4 k.... I ’
Biimpo.
Ihr uhi* in Augu.kf, I'Jl I, whi*n iiifTrunt RHihA ninre July f».
ditch joining to the two rivers in
gu>tIwlalnily
aUrndail<
l t l i w a a * M »MMe . of (icrw
iii
IrgiiMH
lrum|i4-i|
si
iu»s
^Ki
th»'
11
*
>
l
y
Laiwl,
wh4m*
unQ n itu inf^
. | | 9 $ 4 | qi
ififcM
.
from
tt>aut
4
;00
octal
,b*B*f f l a t Hie ftowtng w»e*»
elUea f i t f i * ! d4*raral*ly against her beauty, died lit h er p a l a c e / j ^ i | x ^ l d ” d s ^ n * ih i " d l u h 'i^ Until about 7:00 o'clock, accm^l
th<* Ketribr .m tlu ir ‘w*V
rfirrkrrl hnmb ihirkWlnp 4h»l smp t h m i p h l »»f Isivlinii papUfa
(he roaring flam ei within tha at Sinaia, the royal summer reel
Frnnrri
1,1 if hnvp HiltfriJ four J i'» i mihI sis-t*('it < •■nu' in f«»r them.
*]tn a canal and relieve Ihc GiMslsd i >nX fo G. P. I’aaton, local wrath-'
*’K*ip i£« t i t " . In* 11*1 yawnlnf#
plant, workmen began cutting dene*.
ruvuii
A 1 1«bn miii c*t- S at u n l a y In
Prime M inister
Miron .areas ill th* upper St. Johns arcs. | erman.
ll w an tin Jmiirt I H 1 II1 1 , th at
• p a r t the lank In an effo rt to Crtstea, who also la a p a tria rc h 1 Tha Upper St. John* Drainagr
tin tw . Hrrvk> lu ll .*r tlm -l. a " I iL nuflii it vs.11 r i t h f f i r n U a ll
Mr. Paxton said that the rx*
A u h ilu k i- Fi-riiLiiuiiil n , i .
111*
"
diacover If there were other vic af the
Rumanian O rthodox. district
embracing some hTfl « rt amount of rain was shuwn t y
tut*i *i I ’I hu t ni t L *l In llu* Wm LI 1 •"’ 'V t**r ilH 111 i r l li lf l W#4H rii1 411 lei
* mi (
of thf! a n n
tim*.
Church, celebrated m a n Immedi- j , quare mu«( Waa created in Hill hi» measuring instrum ents to i-e
wm . On A u g iM i 4, th <;»'» m.h i * b » v r rtitv if i j th e ci*uii(iy a |.*v»
v mt ut;i1 ti- i >*l t lmrli’7 A, Lind*
4 alcty m ngei iT'.m Syrtii In ttigiirn/i"
Witnesses eald tho tank looked ®4**F>
i,y a speeial act of the l.egia- 4.44 inches, ilul, ho atldrd. he
r r i u o i l tht* b n rtlrr iim l bonihanl
Li t h!i>’** Lut xvilli |nM hor»tpower
like a mammoth ball of fire a*
King Carol, Crown Prince Ml-1 |»ti|rw, but th# project wi* later bad not rherkrd the Instrument*
eil L li'gr, w h ich fell A u g u s t ii», 11 •argr h . r t f on llu* ouukirN
iti i' 'iriKli* motor, waa bellivcd
of J I’HI HUIt*111,
It arched oyer the narrow river hal and P rin ctia Elizabeth were ,b«ndoned when the cost wa> »'nce
K lm u r K . A u*lr 4*wat 4 8 , N«w
Saturday
aftemwm. lie
Lii'liu Hsill Ih Hc Ikuiiii ' h k i )
and plunged Into Ike ground.
In l.tjiitlon. King tiVurgn \ I in 1i«* in[uitile of only 100 mii*(
at the bedalil*. She died in th* roun(| to k* excessive.
staled, howrver, hr did not U - Y o rk »talp In d u s tria l cu in m i aa in n pmnt in L rr ilrffinw* aguinst m il
iiiu l l/u f t 'ii K liiiilit 'ih
|t ir |n u i-i| | m r Imiir Thi* pilot luiil lifi radio
Robert Power*, 38, was ap same bed in which her buaband.
The Upper SL John* Navlgtt- H*v# Ihat more than ahoi-t 14 e r. Ku t Iju fii afi|»tiinUk<i b y I , H ’*i • i n nUjii'k,
for n t i ij i lit P a ils tu h o iijuw Uir si ii*I only tho lntri**t navlgitlon
parently killed by a piece of the King Kerdlnsrfu, died in 1021-, lion District composed of Semi- Inches of rain fell after the rhi rk. iii«nl KkioRfVi’It I** m lm m iA tiT ihi*
l l u 1 J i fort-* g t n III tig l h** 4 Ry
t n s tru m pfil 4.
U n liad b « t n
mh
« suit* vinit in Frunvr.
, flying, flam ing metal.
N ow g r l
Fho had bean ill fo r a yaar.
j no), , nd Brevard countiea
So great was the fall of tu n new w iigi*-hiiur law.
nix on i-it hi" r b u n k *»f tin* H im *!
f m-i'll n
to fi.y to Ir®land
Jean McCormick, IS , died of
English by birth but ralgnlng c re tt(J in i #a5 * h#n it « n pro- in suctr a short tim e that *ru is tin g S I 2,000 |»**r n n num , A ntlruw $ M a n ' h ave bi'i'ii i r b u ilt am i rrf i min thi’ t ii it x’*I Stall** a yeai*
b u rn t a t tho seething mate roared i as consort of a liohentollern, ^ , , , 1 lo j | g lb* canal out of the were taxed lo rapacity and u< <e w ill il l u w S in .000 u ye a r im *<l 4' 11ti rj>i *I• C!umnii»ri4lllig all rimtl*
iij'ti ii nil t lux linn* tm il ill not ^eved
like a meteor to earth.
■ho waa credited with keeping pr0ceedi of a bond election. How- Unable to take care of the g u s t m m i 4tra te r. I l l s new jo b is i*r mill bruIgcMi iiiln L ir g r , t h e y ure
rt|»l»lv for mu*
They were a p a rt of a group Rumania from being dream into VT(r, the project waa defeated n volume of water, hr pointed out. p rv tu il h i lu r n is h p len ty o f hu«*l i*iir r i miiih I on ii |ieim m iv n i w a r
llo flow noii-atup from C lIL
o f a t least 100 pereona watching the World W ar on the tide of the in election held in 1W7.
In several places streets weie ■chra.
t im e footing.
fuinut to N»’\v York in li*«a I ban
Urn elate, in whleR 1 2 oil and central powers and ultim ately | Laler th# S t Johna Hiver Im- Hooded anil It was particulai'y
tinpH hvtwee n the furtx aM*
28 litiurn Inat m*rk but nobody
naptha tanke exploding, 14 Z eel bringing it Into tb* atniggla aa.provem ent Association C0rop«>B4nI evident on Thirteenth Street n .ir
Ntuihlci! w ith “ lull bunei** mnl
pm.l nnirh atl^ntm n lit him or hla
and-cork "filling tower*" were on* of th e alllea. It* arm y waa 0f a ;i th# countiea (long th* St. tha Eckaraun Cannery, he -.nil,
I'tincealril mncbiin- g un n eat a Pit
j j,* ^ ||}||
f 1*411 liti’nuAf of thf* i n i e r a a t In
fleatroyed and a oewaxlng plant routed and the country forced lo j
tcewtinuea « . >»»#• a are*)
ilr rg i itiiiul
bmiilipMHif
Nhiltern H em m ole t
where the w ater backed up
tin* 1low nr i| 1IKum;hi"a n»uml world
deetroyed.
Forty-three persona sue fo r aii armistice In December,
IDik neighboring fmU.
i rurnmrm
fliirliL When <‘orrjjyr«n taft •Iff-'
w ere Injured. At leaet 40 fire 1917, b u t in th* end th* kingdom
I'.. I.-ni in nii'itar) experts say s e c r e t i n ) , will a i i . r i d „ |Mli,k p o r t at N*»\v York hr said ho w»J|
men were treated fo r bums.
was m aterially expanded and, as
t Iim. steel houcycontb would pre-fu st of th e • - n t r n l Kluridu i ' miiii trotinr Liii’k to Ciififitrnis but h i
Baxters
-between S e v e n th and
The fire fighters sought not a member of th* "little en ten te,"
* vent u aurpfisp infiltiotion like
_____
Eighth
Street*
wera
lUmuu'd
ril of ( hnmht-rs nf 1 nnioii'iiii hi’fiiloij t’liRtwonl. No on« knewg
•« ly to prevent the ipread of along with Ciechoalovakla and
tlo* one th,- tii-inintiv nmdt.* in Tuesday Illu m ing
III I»U>t,,nu ||iiwi*Y4*r, hi* was flying the At*
TOKYO. July
1$ .-(> P > -T h e 1
lh*‘| • " '• m e n had
the blare within th e plant, but Yugoslavia,
became a pivotal
till I, whwn 'hey crossed tho tuuLint M* until lu* l.intlnl hira.
government waa br- repaired them early th i. mornu.g.
*“ Prn ,»«t tha village of Welle- state in th* post-war D aaubian Japan***
The weekly dull sesaiuns (ur d rr (rum Aai l» n ami Kupcli. Now | Ili-nrh, ,\|r. Itugwi-ll ii*|Hirlci|
Vfti’Kin flii’ra s4$id C urrigan'i
The hri-skfast will In- hi Id it |
Ilaved to ha. planning a second; The rainstorm w a. the h u v . the three IncaT om tpanies of Na
vIlU, on the edge o f which the problem.
an invsilrr might slorm tho city, the l'alm»tt<> < lull a t H.IJil
f
*
*
4
| I VViM JMl'ompl j^tU’lJ i f i l n i t
p lant la situated.
prottai
lo
Jtovitt
H
uiiio
overt
Ufttn
Mr,
Pmiton
aaaortrd,
Btncf
tional
Guards
will
be
held
In
'th
e
Hut while Rumania th u i was
hut only at suit-ldil to il, thi-y
Chief fiiitvri' of lhr n->,inii lilliulm l lo of)l* lulllsl, TeehnlThe fir* starte d In the wax involved in a changing political last woek’c alleged, invasion (f he took over Hit handling nf <he Armory tonight ut H:00 o'clock.
»ay.
f itly I'orrijriin wan iiiuNr <l«ttn*
p lan t 1 lusted In .he
of picture, Quean H art* had
. .
will be thi- d r - w i n g nf the rnin
8 o v -, weatherman’s d u tie s a b u u t f>va
to Hanchoukuoan territory
Two forts
lion a » lo* hsi11 n rith fr
Dying
th e yeflnery . S p ra y in g fkpWly struggle w ith u n g la d fam ily a f let troop*.
: years ago.
liny Scout Troop No. 14 holds'
M « r 7 n ' iS ^ o [ ^ b m ' T r,‘,,,r‘,1 ................ . pupt*r 4 n o r it p u a i p o r t h ilt *IIlUk
Officials took a , grave view of
litshow
II
hy
hall
Beginning
shortly
brfore
fairs.
Before
h
er
huahaad,
King
Its weekly meeting in the annex an,| ^nehen. and Khten-Emacl,
*"**■ , t o r , r*
inir Iriih offiriuls welcomad him
JU ?
driving Ferdinand, died In 1927, M r eld ih* Incident which wa* regarded 4:00 o’clock Runday afternoon of the First B aptist C hurch to-| (.|U rm b norihorri point of the Is'hiiinnn. Mr, l.rhniunn w'll loki
the film tn New Kriglund in n Iiiul i ! i1y,
until night, W. K. K sdcr announce.)I | jrlf„ f,„iifieatlon system.
est ton. Carol, had reaen acsd *• the most serious ainco th j the rain poured steadily
Tho unpnulichibli* airm an anJons-Ju'y, about $ il$ o’clock when 'he
few wei-ks for showing tn-fme
bis fam ily and In b eriU aw U lira border trouble ' f t
*w**f*
|
Kbben-Knisel commands the various eivir eluhs nnd orgnnirn rtiiunroil af Kluyit llen n ett filM
.
cloud* sesmed to open up. Tho
In Franca with an Inam orata. 1937.
~— —
river hftween U rge and 'he
yoilerdiiy he wax taking off no te
Soviet troop* were allseed lo terrific downpour continued for
Magda
Lupeeca. Tba throne
Violators Of City ordinances! „ ult,h f,„ nn«ri protecting the up- lion* a i part nf a pulith-lty pro nt u p fur I.uiig Iteurh, Calif., and
have penstrated Manchoukuo a- approximately 20 or 25 mlnuies;
gram
so*
■
!
e
I
b
■
'hn
l.«ke
thereupon
w
ant
to
hie
ly
M
r-o
ld
c,a> Vhrsai
W om en's Group P lan t son Michael uadnr • reganey o f bout four m ilts naar C hangkuftng A fter slacking, k continued lo will lie tried before Judge F ran k , |t:*atlsa*e
then snared awny headed east, M
County •*■ "t‘. *f I nitiercn,
Miller In a session of the Mu.
.
P in es On V acant Lot five with Qn»#e K arin and and occupied a kitty e ra a where rain steadily until shortly after Knlclpal
T, r
U a w th o a ite n f I n i .un In move Dull arnuued nm sidsrabto
Court a t the Police Hi*- W o O O t T l C I t 4 0 A t l C I U l
'p er'list Kin. ni urn laing Beach la
th* Japan*** charged they were 7:00 o’c'ock.
-.
| . I _____ 1 l* president of the Central Flnr
tCsntisvs* an ra*a Tnee*
well nf New Vurk.
erecting foetMtcaQana.
0t ‘ ^ A tu tra JIa a pine
Russia rejected' B protest ty
C urrigan’s ship carried 300
7 *** m th* area hounded he la n
galliimi «f guvidine, enough to 1
ford and Palmett* Avenue* and
l.eep him aloft about 40 hour*,
Woodmen of th - World r u e 't e r
S " ."* * * !* 1 . t l t m t
Seminole
lion aa tho ground th a t ‘h# te rri
enough for an Atlnntic crossing!
Boulevard, le g s * M .aday memnight (is* been dispensed wiUt «•
tory Involved belonged to her.
nnd there were unconfirmed re*
*
_
th at members enn attend
lh. ,h *
• * $ * ' » Uioai Of
|utrln around tho air field (hal
Seperiatendant of p „ k * Jam rx
meetlng of District
No. 3 In
PASADENA,
Calif.,
July
IH
Return log from • two-wseka* p ro ccn of adding mot* and new IV r-on tomorrow night, C. C.
I* Moaghtoa.
— (A*)— Followers
of the Dr. In- wu.t going tu try.
John William P atteraaa, 4$,
vacation spent In touring Ucofr er ci|uiptnenl in order to ba bsl- Collins announced today.
Tho project 1* h a b g sponsored
Mo landed the -hip a t Floyd ,
Francis Townsend Old Age Ten
died unexpected!*, a t hte la w * ta
Mr. Collin* asked that all mem- sion Plan have obtained enough llennett Inst Sunday a fte r flying
gta, South and North Carolina, te r prepared to protect their
Oviedo M eaday m orning a t 1:00
her* who desired to attend th# aignaturrs lo qualify m an. of non -dnp from Long Reach b> ,
a . U Duncan*, a msmbar of tha cities from fire haxard*.
o’clock.
He had b o ra ,1a III
PRAHA. CaaehaplwxUa.
meeting m arl -a l the American ficial alatn parly at the Auguit nhont IM hour*. Airmen eonsid- |
Hanford
Flro
D
epartm
ent
«*ld
Mr.
Duncan
wa*
accompanied
* • ’™ “ health f a r M rarnl meatha,
eri -,1
an uiiuaual fe a t beeanM
th a t o f all Urn fir* department* on hix tour by h b wife and two l.eg.on H ut a t H:30 o'clock Ttiea- prim ary elertiunt in California.
Mr. PntU raan, * faryaar, ha*
d»y rvenlng and that trnnvpnrThey obtained li.HD'j algna- of the age nf hi* craft and th e
ha
visit*d
In
fill**
of
Sanford’*
lived In Oviedo fa r the f a i t IS law Germans, gad other mlaorl
children. Making the trip in his tation would be furniahed. lie lu res in I^»s A n g elo ruunty fu rl that It carried a mlnhutuB
■Tit, h* saw non* th at imprcs*7 d
y e a n . Ha wa* b o ra In l a
W tu
U n will ra o riw a fta»l
ear, ho stopped w ith relatives in said ho expected a delegation of alone and 23>'i,fII0 throughout of equipm ent ax min pared witM |
U
n
i
a#
being
any
b
atter
than
m Ju ly S, l i t ) .
Ho e
nation to d ay M *
I ho elaboralo Instruroenta
Sanford's.
f t Canon, Georgia, and then went approximately 20 local menfbere tha state.
World W ar ralo rn n and a
rieil by modern planes.
to
attend.
However, he added, meet other on to Clayton. Ca.. fram there
her of th a local A n e r t a a l
Spara gasoline tanka occupft
Mr. Colllna also announced
APPOINTED
TO
RRSRttVEK
to
Anderson
and
C
harleston,
8
citiaa
a
f
thla
ab
a
have
Ifcri.
' *
of Me csM aal. i
the forward p art of th* CBhM. |
that tha tim e for the
weekly
WASHINGTON.
July
IB.
M
T
A
fter
a
short
run
into
North
tw
k
a
an
many
aatlra
fireman
a*
Ifln widow, Mra. Viola f
TH* moating, w h k h might wall
benufit dan*** sponsored by th* THs War Department aunminerd ju s t as in U ndbcrgh’i plane,
rolina. ha began hi* return
•on su re tv ea. Ala* n ' l r
ha tha tn n ila g p aint tow ard peace daaa thla city.
lodga had baan changed
from 'oday Fred William Tyson, J r , C orrigan haa no forward
trip , arriving Saturday.
R- F, PnUarvon o f’ “
T ha f ir * D epartm ent her* haa
s r tow ard t m
Friday to T hursday night*. Tha °7 Hawthorns, and lierendl K v lie flew blind from Long I d l h
Th* wvather In G eorgia and Old Fashioned Square dances are
flva a a tlra flram an,
Includtof
lags, wGI h a
ner Johnson of Jacksonville, had to New York with tb* aid a f th e
th a Carolina* waa much hotter held tn tha ta k a Mary Commu
Chief Maah Clavtlaad. Tha ‘
accepted first lieutenant appoint simplest instrum ent*—two
In the day, ho Mid, than It ** nity llonaa.
a a i parti**, p s r i n n i should have four
n s t k compasses, a bank and
ment* In tb* reserve corps.
h a r t hut a t night It la aonUr.
•» »hn
On th a ava a f th a confer* ac* rtv taek |l r a ’ truck. Chief Ci
Indicator and an Ieel In'pm iataiaa, to ha up
tlrri1 H* aarountarad llttla ra in on
A irfield attendant* xraltad
th a entire trip, h* declared, add
tiny country which nestles in th* vain to a** - Q orrigin turn
ing, however, th a t th ere h aa h**a
lat* a f th*
Pyrenees between
Franc* and tow ard the w eal kfter ha took
f k ia a t rain fa r crop* aca bethave about tha
Florida— P artly cloudy tonight Spain, la the only country in a t 4:17 o’clock yeeteiday
title summer than f a r aavarsl and Tuesday, M atu red show en B urapa w hkh require* no pees- Ing, b u t be disappeared
h k elty, Mr.
Tuesday,
* » a .j * a |
m urky eastern thy.
p ra t fra entry.
*“ *•.
7- -
Losses Estimated
’• At $5,000,000
Japs Hogged InChina; After His Takeoff
Racial FeudingContinues In Holy Land Hearty WelcomeGIvert
Flier Ry Flabber*
g a s t c d Officials
Firemen FromNearby
Cities Are C a l l e d
To Combat Flames
a
N U M R E R 278
Dowager QueenOf
Rumania, Marie,
Dies At Age Of 63
Over Four Inches
O t Rain Recorded
During Cloudburst
Royal Mother Caused
Nation To Cast Lot
With Allies In War
Precipitation H e a v
iest E x p erien ced
In Several Y e a r 8
ADMINISTRATOR
Belgium Border
D efenses Built
“J u s t In Case”
Fo r ti f ications Net
work VVoulilPrevent
S u r p r i s e Invasion
%
J
Simpson, Bagwell
To Attend Chamber
Council Breakfast
Japs Plan To Protest Mr r„ ton ,|tt.|are,j ,hM n,.
Alleged Soviet Entry
City News Briefs
I
Meeting In rierson
John W. Patterson f r y *
Dies Unexpectedly
At Home InOviedo
5 : s : = : i g x c™,,'“
1Sanford’s Fire Department Good As
Any For Size Of City, Duncan Says
Th-
riMJBr„.
TownecndUcM Form
Party In California
Czech Heads To Study
Minority Problems
D
: ^ 5 r ’5yE35^,l,.a :
j
a
LOCAL WEATHER
so* m to
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
The £diQq| Amendment
; S? a
*................. *........ p g
.
■»
jz z
•t aSvevUslag. oriu**
' fa U l Urges* eitlew
iStar etUb rd a U rtl
In Cbtrace a*4 » •«
T* e member *1 Tb*
_1geee* wbleb la eerie*
**|)Jll#4 I* I k f *** fee reiNew e l s it wevee C laeelebr*
b tt «
■*<
etC tralo
Ibie p a p e r sa c pis*
w e * n b l U b r g beeelw
fe p e a lle e lle a *>
are
v eh h e f o r today
In « recent issue of tRe Melbourne Times attention lx
called to the xo-ejdled pari.y amepdm^nt fo the
Con
stitution upon which Ihe people oi^ Florida will vote next
November. If ‘ his amendment ix adopted, on it xhould l>e,
the xchool system of Florida will be placed- on the Mtme
oasis ax the various departments of the Stp'.e government
with rexpeot to necessary funds for maintenance and
operation.
This amendment ’’w.ould take the *tfw l «J»tem qi*’. of
the u n c e rta in ty of n e v e r know ing w h eth e r l*. is to run
short of funds nnd have to close RP htu
A ftchool
term lx finished", says the Times id disc
jtfncndment which deserves considerably m(R^
eyplanation before election day. '‘Educft^Pp
19 n r t w o rth y
of the mime have always hated
W ?
^ K i t i n g fo r
njoncy appropriations.”
"They have hated too,” tf\p
" to nee
the school system of the State
bnjxirtance than the so-called 'regular*
goVernment. They have had to do mfRljf
th ln g ,
and have had to bear the odlurp oJ
erP lcism ,
simply because they have had tp j
f/m 'fi togtolV.ure
such funds as they could get to
RCftoqls o f FlorIda as good as they are.”
Pointing out that this year Aha
fpjnd wax
*bout $500,000 short, while In
t^e
fU phrtm ent*
of the SU ’ e government there .KRTe Ri
■ WfJtrp|fati'iK
nearly $0 ,000,000, the Times b^evay
Wh the patsage of ‘.he pru[ioxed amendment ,y^a . . . . .
ypulR be a*
iilet|iintely and as tlejtendably
JHF fi? / ^eppytment
w iw
V
m*
Akron, Ohio, in i pibf,"~
m u m wont*
lie NWAtQ 1 MiHult^SeCQNItf
-A u& K tffio-
" " r tf lf f f i
^T ;f
v
eccentric
Cn&tth sporkm tt,
GPfltAP 5-PoUNQ
Horn* ONBRBfip
A N Q A D SW M /
(m - m )
I
y * ry lltll* ta known of lh*
ra M tr.tr raiding plsae, whieh at
There ar* 310 chemical and
tipMa «n W a a two-msn ertw. . ldWl) pr,„luct (nduilrie> whkh
^•gte hare reported the plan* t0 ^ ^ p)ln t- in Teaae with annual
b« jltglfen; atAyr*. German. It prwiuct„ „ v, (un1
*74,454,000.
it .fagIJo*ad the intrepid
flier*
cfaang* their equipment frequent
ly, bat n*v*r their msthods.
Because of c«neo rehip the
L E A D E R S IN
world haa heard of thi* marau
SA N FO RD
der only In recent week* when
tha plan* began to attack and
stpk British ahloping. Prior to
S E M IN O L E
that, however, tn* attacker had
P R IN T IN G C O
a long and ipaclacular string of
PHONE ta x
eweeeesea during which it is reek*
qnett ha ilettroyed around a hall
billion liter* of gasoline and oil
Slung th* Republican seaboard.
His moat spectacular coup was
in Valencia harbor In mid-Janu
ary. Plummeting down from a
great height with eilent motor
Just at dawn une morning the
AND
plane barely ekimmed many fiveto eight million liter gasoline
and oil lank- while Ihe pilots
iriiutely
machine-gunned
the
|M 8. P e rt Asa.
'V / W g/JMlA
tgnlu with armur-piercing bullets.
6N fcU
Then the plans wheeled sharp
1oW tl*CH C
ly and (Itw back to drop incen
diary and explosive bomb*. There
was a sheet of flame aa th* oil
P tY M W
took fire. Three weeka later the
fire had not yet tully died out.
Well over 100 million liters of
oil and guolioe were lost.
| This episode we* repented at
Barcelona, Tarragona, Alicante
death. A lover of fine wiap*, annexed the Pacific Co*»t l*\.lhel
le av lu the sovBod lew— S p rin g * — T railer*
h. daily consumed from leer U j name of Queen EHrabelh ealliag. frIlm^ , 0 ruc’,he dlTy .h e n preA price yon c m affo rd
-u quarts of rar* *1»U*».
the land "New Albion., .tiding
_ tln.
,regime*
„ im„
„rejected
i« t.d
the
the
THE FIRST NEW ENGLAND-. .1 Strang* a* f eeeroa, when American-drawn plan to put star-,
to p a y
Forty-one year* before the I Drake told the Queen peraonally age tank* underground in the
1‘ilgrlm* landed at Plymouth’ of Ilia conquest, she refuted to hilts behind the coa-l.
j
Kuik, Maeauchuaetta, Sir Prancla accept Inn land aa part of th*
The myttery plane’s moat bru-l
Drake gave the name, "New AI-1 British Empire! 8he reasoned la! attack cam* on April 14 north!
liHin"— New England—to tha Fa-1 that It would do - no good to of Castellan where it swooped(
rule Northwvet roast of America 11 claim lb* territory as no men down on the international bri
On June 17, 1B79, hi* ship, were available to be garrisoned gade'* Rad Cross hospital train
ihe “Golden Hind," dropped aa- there.
carrying foreign casualties from
chur In -Drake’s Bay, California,
Thus did DraiLt’a claim Id th* Valencia to Barcelona. After
t« repair a leak. A Ion* «mla- Pacific Coast, along wUh that of trailing th* train at a 60-foot
■ary from shore viiited the ihlp Rodrtguaa CabrUlo, Portugueao .altvutd* and bombing U. th* pilots
and, after a long, unintelligible explorer whe had visited th*
circled about and machine-gunned
oration, presented Drake with $ 'region la I#41, paso into obli
tha wreckage for 16 minute*.
bunrr of feather*. In re tarn, vion. England later rag ml ted
Sixty patients were re-wounded
Drake gar* th* Indian a battered the fact that abo did not mri- and a dottn died; some lost laetr
hat.
oualy consider Drake'* claim.
Inoe under th* ferocity of the
Believing the gift of fealb ep
Ti o i m wl
Mew
mewbeye
to be a ilgn of submission, Urakt helped Bag teed retain Gibraltar I attack
The raider* In June went after
----- -------- -----1 ----*11 (hipping, frequently disabling
or aiaklng two ship* In a ainglo
night. Th* same msthods of di
rect, low attack with bomba fol
lowed by machine-gun* were
used, always with lucceu. Tho
plana also experimented succexafullp with «n
aerial torpedo
-against (be British freighter
Tnorpneu outside the Valencia
brpakwntar, then flew off to
bomb and sink a nearby ship.
Tho raiders prefer the dawn
Fine Watch
g#
Repairing
Diamond Setting
Engraving
McLaulin, Jeweler;
Martin’s Garage
General
Repairing
The American Civilization
tra going to put Jo* E. nruw n*P
a charge of 'he WPA AifmlnliIt Is b ut n atu ra l fo r A m erican s to re g a rd .th eir couiirstkin so that he will her* more
room to put hi* foot in hi* mouth Iry hig h ly and to see in It the forem ost civ ilizatio n of th e
world to d ay . It com es a s so m eth in g of a surprjsje and «
Tha mother of | Loy of 20 in pleasure to find a lead in g citizen o f a n o th e r c o u n try , purto pans a* hia aialer beraua* T . ” , '
” ,7 i
*. / " 7 '
lJ,1"
maintains a perfect pr^tur*. | ‘It;ulttr|y an K nglishniun, ta k in g th e gam/s view of it. t o r
/S T keep your chin up, ladle*. if1 J ' B- P rie stle y , the fam o u s B ritish a u ’. hor. h a s placed th e
- ypu would have Ilf* begin t t U nited S ta te s firs t in th e procession o f wt>r!d jxtw ers.
W rl'.ing in tho c u rre n t C osm opolitan m agazine, th is
__
a u th o r d eclares th e U n ited S taten is th e r ic h e s t an d m ost
b There’* only no* objection In
* , thee* heavy rains we've Le*n in flu en tial co u n try in th e world an d is b u ild in g th e civ ili
c: having lately. W* don't any more zation of tom orrow . By th a t he does no', m ean to im ply th a t
than $[ft the lawn mowed thun, modern A m erica Is n ot civilized, b it1, only th a t a new kind
t|»r shrubbsry need* ttim m ingiof civ ilizatio n In now in th e m ak in g and th a t th e U nited
W in .
a tttte s is h iv in g n lead in g p a rt In Its fo rm a tio n .
“ A m erican p u rch a sin g pow er Is g r e a te r th a n all th e
,[■ Rom* of the cnuntlei ar* romi [’■plglnlng about <hr money th-y buying pow er of E u ro p e nnd A sia ." he w rite s. "T h is n a
ora losing umier the Murphy Art. tion p o ssesses o ver 12 billion jlollprs In gult), n early h alf
W Ttoy seem to forget they couldn't th s w o rld ’s supply. A m ericana h av e an a n n u a l incom e of
golleet a red cent out of thean o ver 6.T billion dollars a* com p ared w ith 21 in G re a t B ri
particular tar.'- until Iha Murphy
ta in ; 21 In G erm any an d 11 In F ran ce. T h e re Is an a u to
Act Went into effect.
mobile fo r every fam ily an d 15 ac res o f )and fo r every
While New York (and the Individual. T he w o rld 's g r e a te s t use of telep h o n es, rad io
ilt United State*| wan paying snd elec tricity a re found In th e U n ited S ta te s , an d th is
r!bi|t* to Howard llushr* Krl- co u n try lead s In re se rv e s and an n u a l p ro d u ctio n o f oil,
f, Moaeow (and Hua-la) was iron, coal, copper an d m o st im p o rta n t m in erals, tho a rtic le
I f t p i r rnlbuiU atkaky honor - points o u t.
Inf two Ruaaian (here who had
"M an y E u ro p ean s w ho v isit A m erica im a g in e
th ey
’
from Moaeow to Vladla mere at*p of 4300 are looking at a ro u g h -an d -read y co|onfgl Im ita tio n of o u r
old E u ro p ean civilization. T h ey h|re, |n fa c t, a h u n d re d
y ea rs o u t o f date. W h » t tjiey a r e actu ally se ein g h ere Is
Semirmle County’* now h o
th e ea rly sta g e s of a new civilization w h lc h 'w ill p robably
lts! project cilia for an tipenIture of 1127,000 which will be know n to fu tu re h is to ria n s a s th e A m erican.
" B u t A m ericans ip u st not ta k e th is a s an ind icatio n
Ivy thU country • flral c m inllttitlon, on* which la bully need- th a t iho ta sk is fin ish e d ,” P rie s.ley w arn s. “T h e A m erican
it Of thla amount $47,000 will who ac ce p ts th is tr u s t fo r m sp |tln d cannq*. s |t back gpd let
• 'supplied by the federal govth in g s hap p en . T he r e s t of ua, pteijaced an d p e rh a p s
imea l and will not have U> be
Mid by the County. The 'reft, doomed, took to yoij A m erican s to c a r r y f o r w a r d y o u r new
$70,000, *411 alio be supplied civilization to its second sta g e. . . I t Is t resp o n sib ility ,
‘ the federal guvernment, but b u t a pro u d and h appy one.” ‘
■fctoalty will have to be ro
----------9----------;
l l , by the County at eiceed- 1-A*
[ly low intereat rate*. Thla in
F opinion la the moat worthkUo project which baa yet been
Mr*. V. T. Peter* and little
iguad for Seminole County.
daughter*, Ruby and Opal are for Macon. Gi., to Join her fauaMr*.
It.
Nleboleon band who la at work there.
ndtesting the doew military visiting
Mr*. Jam** Mitcbell and chil
■Deration between lht« coun- at Dayton* Beach.
Mia* Jlnima fcichnor left laat dren, Elisabeth and Jama*, left
'and Great Britain was the
a rt published In Saturday’* Ti **day for St Auguitlne, where Tuesday for Miaaiaalppl to vlall
ken U ut the Ur.tiah air mini*- ah* will vlalt her alater. Mr*. friend* and relative*.
! had ordered too Wright cy- Pb«rl*a Brumley before gu'ng on
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Georg*
)ia motor* eiaetly ilk* tb* to Baltimore, Md. Mia* Kichnor r . Woundel at Mr*. W. B. Bald
n used by Howard Hughes In U a genera) favorite In Geneva win’* on ' french Avenue B atur
flight around the world, at and will be greatly misted.
day July II. a non.
[■guns Hm* that the U. S.
Jh# many frknd* "f Ml** An*
lr Department was laming a n'a Peter* ara glad to have bft
temant that the melon used back for tha aummtr.
tor card*n.
Hughes were of a aecret millMrs. George Peter* leave* for
George Chamberlain left thla
y daalgn teatrteted to AmerlrvlatlY** In ^oraylpe, afternoon fur Daytona Beach
t fighting planet. The Inference G*. next
whern h* and Mra. Chymberlain
th a t they are restricted to
Mr and Mrs Andrew BcrteLon bar* a p l l m for the summer.
Jagjgan plan**, except for tb« were Sunday gueata In Upas la ai
Mr. and R n . Trank Woodruff
the borne af ht* mother.
and family a»d G. W. Spencer,
Mr. and Mra. Leroy Hedgina Jr* w « l $ t Pyytona Beach for
Titusville
Stsr-AdvocaU
I bis me directly on news- ead little daughter AIke, left an aftrrnonn ye*J*rd*y.
M U lo n W r ig h t. E r a e e l B e lt.
>4It or* for tha decline In Sunday for their vacation, They
Isg. ‘They give away »4 tapect u visit m Lnu'vvJlt. Ky.
n o publicity" core tho far a short time and then in
Vorate, "th at tha par- their old home, Mt. Carmel, 111.
pubUe has tom* to to- Mrs. Hedgina expects to return
worth )“ * wHmt they poy fat » couple af weeke but will
Tb#r* U no mure reason laava hit wtfa and daughter there
far a few dn>e a t Daytona Beer
Rfwipaper should give to tpend the summer.
Rev. Albertson canto over Sun and Is a guest at thd Dayton
day giving d i ‘an excellent ter- Bench HHoL' With each flchcrdten on la y Byrnes, W. X Tblg
den odd Hon. John C, Janet of
Ortando, Judge Dlohhmon will
Of DeUild were’ tho
have to look to hi* Morale as a
W. J. G oodie of i h t
4*op »0o fisherman. ’ ’
Mildred Hotly will
Genova tonight for Ufa
tho Geneva Red Cross
attack unl*aa there i* moonlighl^M
They u»e ■ tingle motored hydro
plane —eippod with •*
k^°
heavy calibre machine guna. To
keeti their hand irt daring tali*
the operator* frequetly have been
reported machine-gunning Repub
lican highway*.
The highest dacorttlon* and
honor* await the Regtpllcan avi
ator lucky enongh to down tho
marauder and clear up the wiy»tery of hi* o- then identity.
Scarcely anyone
betltrethe
plane i* piloted by Spaniards.
^6A R E T A ga^
John w r m
Ood hrartOi not abinrta; hut unable to secure the funda whjafi Aavg ‘
iy man I* a worehlpper oi D,r them by the legislature whl(p
and dortli hi - i l l , him h« uijunduiitly supplied. The schools fptp eppj
j jMiVathr—Ji.hn • ill
i as much consideration from the
Sjto first tiling you know th*
Bating Commission.
bark* w ill he flying in
This is u condition which Dig
tow H within
.
York for ih# rosjor leegue their {tower to remedy by voting fhr
for th is am e n d m e n t a'
after they get through
next election.
1)1 the* sfin n o o n .
— u ----------—
MADRID, July IS.— A phan
tom air raider ha* done more
Ass—t to Iha BeptW inui *****
in Spain line* tb* war atarted
July IB, 193#, than any tw o divb
aIowa of u u u rg tn t enemy troop*
' a t the front. 'Hi* deatruction
wi. ijki he hailed throughout loyal
ist territory a* a major vktery.
| .JIlu* .sir-raider, who nauajly
operate* sn
moonlight a jfh t*
has d t t t r t j t d eouatlra* gaaolin*
aad tU dtpola and ahipe, hi* raid*
hwiqir tarried o a t in tb* m**t
ip e tfa ttU r fashion.
HUDSON,
IERF. 18
I A L A W O F D I V I N E ° f IT0V‘, r | i m * n t UNION: Nil* *r ktHiv,,
,,nt‘ Ibing Is sure. It is not xhtftf jf/p ffo ttfWfAp to be
inlet euggreti th*> lh*teS
A urtoonle
fPumtom Raider Js Mote Harassing
|Tb*n Two Divisions/Of insurgents
STR A N G E A S
f
J3-3Q
If
,4
Probably the >tr*ngr-t appetite
on record *•« llmi of John Mytton, eccentric Engluh -portemap,
who had a ta-te fur bank note*.
Strang* aa it -feme, Mytton
nctually. on many nrt-e-ioni, took
five-pound note- ($24 1)0) from
hi* porketbouk, laid them care
fully on thick -lie- of bread, and
at* them.
Born in ITj O, John Mytton in
herited a fortune when he waa a
young man. He waa fond of
•port* and becama famoua for
hit eplrndhl horaetianahip and
excellent -booting. Occaaionaliy,
when enow lay on the ground, b*
hunleu duck*— In the nude.
Onre Mytton eet fir* to hi)
nlghtahirt to cur* ihe hiccough—and nearly burned hlmtelf In
Truck & Auto
Service
Martin’s Garage
iim iiiii
WERT-The JEWELER
D to raw d a t o d W ilc h tg
Ftoo Watch A m Jewelry Repairing
BANFORD TWEfllpf YKARB AGO
Diamond Mounting And E n g n rln g
dlraetioB
Re|ic Is Retained
P«r Old Time’* Sskaj they were
LONDON, July
lt_ « t_ A
wind vane, with a recorder fixed
bt the court roam, has been re
ts Ined for old Jime'a aaka In tha
naw (tank
Ranh of England building
Dow neoHng completion In the
bear* of London's financial dis
trict.
H la a rails of the days when
directors af tha bank war* mar-
&
of the wind because
4*pwad¥B «$ the ar-
tL i& r ™
*
N . N IP P E R
L.
. f r w lf f
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M A R T IN
L A W E Y , S o c ie t y E d it o r
Social Calendar
M O NDAY
Th* Dependable Clans of the
F irit Methodist Church will meet
■t the hum* uf Mr*. 11. K. Miller
In Lake Mary at 7 :.10 o'clock
with Mrs. W. T Wuuiry ami Mr*.
M. Leonard am utm g a* hu«l*a*ea,
TUESDAY
[.adtra .Ut-qnnury Society ot
the F u ll (« osih *I T a b e rn a c le . Ur*
llm ln h*»:ni, w ill holil it .hi sem i
m o n th ly m*-H»mg at ihi* h**in** *.*t
Mr*. A . W u’UoliJt, rt 15 l«iu r» I
A fe n fle .
A eovtreilM lijth lu u ch «on w ill hip .served at thi* a lld i f Srxsion.
Th** A tU rh u an
r ls x * ,,f th«*
f i r i t U a jifn ! ( 'h u u h w ill huld
it* ir* u «r mouth y eli»x* inert inic at the home of
M is J W
Hall, Allf* Valent la t>r ive.
lamia, at MrIM) I’ \|
THURSDAY
T h e F rirn d v h q . l«ci,g u c of the
* C u n g re g a t lohul C h u rrh wilt no et
at a ;0 0 o 'clock at the home ot
Mr* John
r jj.e n iir .
Meiacli, 21 la
I'uik
^ T h r K |i Worth
I t-nguc
„f i|„
K ir* t M e lh n d l-t ( hutch w ill lt<M
a b u -im * *to I .o* ml
iio t'l te^
•I the home of
R a n d a ll P i u
” StW S a n fo u l A v e , at s mii p q
T e le p h o n e
Elizabeth Methvin
Weds Joe Jarrell
148
Personals
T h * marriage*
uf MI m K lis a i!t* * H e le n Dm jflaA* h a i
a*
t**ih L. M ethvm
to Jo** W iley
J a r r e ii whs perform ed e a rly ywx-1
Mu»* V ir g in ia S m ith
te rd jiy m orn in g at the home of" 1,1 M avon, G a .
tht
bride’*
a u n t,
Mi*« « ly |e
— — *
M ethvin, in P la n t ( Hy w 'h ih«t 1
M ias E v a
( unm ngham
spent
Reverend A. R. I jm w k
o ffm | tn r w e e k e n d at
New
S m y rn a
a tin g . O nly
a sm all
group -f [ R each w ith frien ds,
friends and re lative s were p » x
ent a* 'he w edding.
M r. and Mr*. H a rry lle h r and
The hr ale * ..r*
a h lu r cir|a* M,n> j a Ue. M*.ni Sunday at Day
A iin i-1 adored
i rav elin g
"uil'it tuna Reach,
which wax frfiix h ril with a ■ ■ •oft)
_
white
o rgan za
ruffl*
at
the
M ias M a ria n K*t ridg e ha-* re
rh*"*i
H er flow i iw w. re pink Hirne*l from a -xh«ir t v isit with
riMe bud;*.
friend* in Orlumt ■
In iiiir d Ul'e V u ffa*r the
*’
n iuiiy ih f Hrid** um l g i'^ ’iu w n
Mi** U r n u * P ra n k lin returned
honored with n Wa tilling hr« uk
Sunday from o *hmt vtxii with
fh
»( » CoimiriUM
if x lu u r u f l re lative s in \ t r a d ii
in Tmmpn
R*dh
Mr
and Mr*. J a n - II
M r. anti Mr* R ay F o i an*l
a ’ tt-nd* d *» hind in Sunford nnd Mr
unn d r* W
F le m in g
Hmv*- lived hors rno*f of Ih* n w e ir tnnoiig the guesta at I'a m p
I v .* Fo llo w in g a *hori
W m on a S u n d a y
i ftp tn *«*vrrnl |Mnrd* in H b tid a
they w ill rvtn rn '•» thi* city I**
M r anti Mr*, y . (!. Jo rd o n of
nmk** th**ir future hmn*.
F.U'dix. fo rm e rly *if S a n fo rd , an
prr** nt ut 'h v » folding w»'i.
m m lire the b irth of a m*n e arly
M i*
\N « R .o k ,
Mr* tl A
S u n d a y m oirn n g.
Mpurr* and Mr mid Mr* Fr»d J
A *n ill of Pin hi ' dv un»l r»lu ‘ \ | r an ,|
idarofo** liar
11v*-* rtftho bn d f, 'hi* RcvcM-nd . ,d,f| t,f hiiytoim IK m h and Mi**
A ItI-wii'uk of plant cdy and | j *-1»•n Hu ho *pi ut S u n d a y
at
S '" Camp
Winonu
M m lt»bfi
|
'
,..n Kmlaw.
Wil in a^-l
Picnic Ih Held Hy
Sanford Herald Staff
A beach party wax fv hi ye«
terday at I)ayt«ma Reach hy Ho
■ t if f
u f the
S an fo rd fie tit Id
S w im m in g , fish in g and *h»* Iw.n h
were enjoyed hy ifu* new piijM
force am i their him {, A ) h m-o
a p icnic Ittncfr vui* * i v d un i
e a rly in tire rifternorm tie p u i'y
leturn etl home,
Thu** present nt *h
o i l mg
w ere; M r. uml M m . It I.. Ib a n ,
liobo I b u n , Mr and M m . W G.
I>ean( I*. A . H a im * , .Mi** iM rn
thy lla m e s . Mi*.-, P e u ia li I n i' U
of C e n te r H ill, M m Fnnm e Rig
g e n , D an M ili li«m # Mr** IF Im
W ilso n , O rarle * f h a lk e r .
Mo
Blanche
P ickro n ,
M r*.
G . il
C ia b tie e , M rs. John K e lly , Hilt
llo lu w a y . Ju n io r lltilow ny, Mi
M ary Ja n e Pre*(on, Mix* Mu»y
M a iw c l.,
M r. atul
Mr*. A l*tr
B a ll, D . C . A rm * tn m g a m i Cluudr*
L s m lt h of ThomaMYlRe, G u.
%cfiniclkeVfritz* Hand
Ih Featured In Film
h ou h h
F r i-ik lic
F l» h rr'»
S c h n ic k r lf r 'U lla m l <l<w, not ticm o iu t ra lc IU com iilctn ...................
In Ih r cnnr*c of II* m nlion |» r lu re ilc b o l in the W a rn e r H r-* ,
n iu -ic a l, “ CJnlil l»l/K *-r* In P a r i-.'«
which p in y m at the H i l l T h e a te r
to n l|h > . hi* hoy* pluy *•> m any
( llf f c n iit in a tru n n n l* um l aw iich
front one lo another «t> q u ic kly
that it I* a hit rliff cult for the
apectatnr tn mak" a cnm |il*-la
m ental catalo ifu c nf th e ir vt-ru t i l it y an>l in(t«-nuity.
Sit herew ith a m llu te i! the v a r io u i device* br*Me* the a lttld a rd
in a lru m cn t*
with
w hich
they
m ake m u*ic in “(lo ltl llittK e r* ":
H a rd w a re : Jut;* ito iiril* . lo w m otive ln -li. hicyclu bell, cuw livll,
doorbell, d in n e r itorur, auto horn*,
bW yrh- horn, f r y in y pan, ratchet,
ram i pa per. tire rhn and ham m er,
lir e Iron*, ir**|iipe(, wauhltuard
(atru m m ed w ith th im b le a l.
CITY BRIEFS
( M i l n « r rt m r . H
tlan Ihia
o'llocV.
afternnun
Goa
at
4 :00
,TVa regular niei-Ung of the Indep«n4*nt O njar of Odd Follow*
win b« Void tn the Odd Fellow*
n a il tonight a t »:00 o'clock. Uiatrie t Deputy Murroy O vemtrect
of Kietfimnee will install officer*.
Cbirlca F. Wert reported th at
bo cau*ht acveral nice baaa Sun
day In la lio A popla but, he de
clared, fi* hi me la net yet a* good
aa it waa before the cloeed te u
to n went Into effect thia year.
County Judge -R. W. Warn will
W the gueot apeaker a t a meet
ing of the Jpninr Chamber of
Commerce t» be held lo the H a y
fa ir Holil Tueaday night at 1:00
aVIoch. Pr*a>tbn| J . K. Rowland.
Jr. will alao give aeveral report*.
Dlree»°r of State Marketa WllSgm L. WlWon of Jactponvlltr a t
tended the meeting of th e S u p e r
trigery cummHtee of th e A a 'e
~
er* WhoK-aale M arket Ihia
on.
u V '- i u # * * ; 'v '
■ !*■
A S l * l il a i i * l h l r* i t '
hwikj
Deienses Built
J u s t
i n
( lI S C
C e il« o f * rf#m * ij}t On*
proai he < to
he c-tim l *I nice*
when- i h« canal t ill* th u iu g h La
na>e i In t
I hr i-a ii.il, \ ih r h Relgm ri* ’■ a)
g rv a ']> i n , m n « - <\ l,n*gt*G *>r
owx th* fiv e i
t loin
L u r 1*v f"
'he l hi ih hoi th'i near
. l.
M •«■■*( r it cht*
Ht.r l ois* i- only a key po'ni
tn the mam M«jbx Im* which * dl
is drfrtided * - n PJl l, by the
11U> It IT»I N ill iu ii lot l st
i hi sp p i ttueht'* t*i thi* m*m
protective belt are guarded by
field deteiisf*
l hey fciljnw
he
Get man bolder from the I Hitch
frotiiH 'i to th> I ,u u riitHiui g fron »
t*ei. itiiil uh'Uv i in a 'te r x»m h to
A rlm i, when tin t h lg ia u - y.xLvin
H»iii» up with Fi* tn h l o it f ic a
Gull*.
T h r - field tlef * n
.n e pernia
tleuiJv maimed try a diet m il of
tlllit-U u n t j nep-, and the lievily
Created fey merit uf f n d llie i
tl»*t
h u f ' have mad*
d
s i on
you 'He peimHivoTil iiu arn atio n of
the i m in ti \ » ie -m (iim i* a* from
the f r o n lo i liiw
K in s I >-*>pol>l
toll I the i'vc l i*t* May Id wh»*n he
|Mr**ll «-d Ih r 11 i oltu 1 hi iiM lo i.il cb*f I'll *4‘* of ttu*
A id rn n o * highland* hnvr 1a**n
«ludd* d with uiSt hdo g u ll Hi'til*.
1 omnd*- dt foii-ivi w.ok- plug al
nn»*r * *• i s pocKrl m in Hdl*
B#m*Mth lin^ni *rv umln in i ufid
1 1 . 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 ,n |, hai bec*
lilnl itilm l M O M . hy 1>alurc«
llrndrrwiii, llefrnlf, widow of
H 'c r Jlmmv
Collin*. who
ch.iffi* Id in in in i* il h il i « i ir*
l*i i iTip nr* do
Alien.tin;; f i -tin Snnfm 'I w«-r*:
nml Mr*. .1. N. Rnbvi.n.
Mi** A n n lln k w in n f O H a n .ln
wa* I he week cn .l auc*t of Alini
K Inn no i || irk *o ii at her h«nne on
C e le r y A v e n g e .
OVIEDO
_I
W illa r d W atfo rd iw vexitmg reli t i r e i nml friend* tn B la k e ly . G a
,
i .I
i
vj iia *
m
It**v. and Mrs* Jarrm* h.
and |m m t* in Alabama, lie will
have as tiie ir guest th e ir g run d- re tu rn home Aug. I.
duughtin M iu C la r n Lee D a y « f,
------------L a k id a riil.
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C h a rle * Retta retu rn e d S u n d a y
The
i n *1 u
Oviedo
vie iiiv M
aieuioiii.xv
tth cn lh t C
i houmirc*h n ig
i gmi
h t iro
fro m C
t nnlu
iuin
n ih
b uiiss,, G
i. a . where
i i L u il.litq , a S u n .la y ScTWmt a n -‘ h #
H. 0 . T f
at F « r ,
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nc* to the ch u rch . II. A . A b le H e n n in g .
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4.
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is iu |n ?rvix in g the work.
I
______
Mr*. C a r l F ir n H II i* h .v in ,, a
screen porch a n d other improve*
no nt made to her home on West
Bruin!way Street.
Di
M artin
in
m akin g
lie
im provem ent^' to his o ffic e
grmindft,
in c lu d in g n new
roof for his o f fic e .
m any
and
t ilt .
th ereafter, Marie devoted h e,veil
to literary wmk und charily Sle
wa* p*perially active in . l i d .
w a l f a r c a n d wu* i n . l r u n i r n i i i l
"*•" ■* -...
, 1
Word hn* been received that
left, M ht J tn p 0 , n l| ^
UJ .
-----------...
S 'e . R. II, Baward and rlu
*
! ' P0,,Uon * l K ,C* B eauty Shop J'» n e f Valdoau. Ga. who hav.
ch|.n 1
VU*t
f,litiT *x
In Hoy lone Reach and la new been gnerta of Mr. and Mi>. \i
r 'u
I n u k in g th a t city her heate.
Hunt for a few day*, rriuitti-d
Mr. I ratt w ith the Herley
#
home Sunday.
Turpentine Comptmy of Daley,
Mr*
M
A
Pa*.l.>rr . . . t
T .n n wa* in 0»ledo Wednesday. d , utfh t.r*, p . t . y and Allecn, uf
Ml** t)<ih* llalterri and MiMr*. Kdna Qllea Fuller of Ur- N(W y ork , r# <kt hou.e geeala Alma Rolland returned Sunday
Unuu .poke a t the M .lhodtot of ^
P . „ l o f f . aiater, Mr*. nigh, from Cuba whrru thry in
Church un W edneiday evening. s , dy,
w p , i m. lu , Ave. juyed a two week* vuruiiun.
Mr. and Ur*. Will U rogai,;
— —
*nn anr daughter and Judge en d ' U r. and Mr*. R.
I* Perkin* $■ r . McClelland n-tumed
Sun
Mr*. Theodore Aulln returned »nd daughter*, Loele# and Martha <l*y from Sially MineralSpring-,
fruni Key Weat Thursday.
ha* guoe t . Palm yra, Va. w h e re A la. where he ha* been n-env
they will visit fa r about two 1 mg trvatm rnl.
week*.
Mia* Ruby Knight i* hunt'
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roumillst. frum Miami where *h«* wu* thi
F E R N P A R K
Mw« Lucy. Koumillat, Mia* M ary 'g u est of relative*
fur ubuii'
I Watlu-n, MU* Betty Ann Wilson three week*.
Br Vlrelala Drake
one FrancU Roumillat spent the
---------------------Among the autnmer vsitora a t
day a t Daytona Beach Sunday.
Lambeth Palace ha* lien 'h<Fern I'ark U Mr*. Hayden Kay
—----residence of the archbinhop* <<l
uf St. taiui*. Mo., whu la a guea'
Mr*. M. A- Yaivtn(ton of DC Canterbury for *i* and e half
at “T h im b l f C C W ga."
Petersburg, who has been th* e in tu ic i.
Mr*. A. K. Harnett I* v 1*1ting gu**t of Mr. end Mm. Hal Wight
her daughter <n Millbrook. N Y. for a short time left Monday to
More than 400 species of fi.-h
Befare returning, she will vial* spend a few days with her hav* been observed in ihc Medi
also with her two ton* and their
grandmother a l Daytona Reach.
families tn Pelham-'Manor, N Y.
and I'ollingswoed, N. J,
Mias Sarah Ed. Pittman,
. u
U A. Galater of PkAtburg Pa. of Dr. J, T Denton, who ha*1B * i w t M. Baruch Kccpn
U »p.ndi»g bla vacation with hi* been hi* office assistant for the
A Cory Alwayo lUndy
parent*., Hr. and Mrs. Franeta past year, will return to her!
e r m aoealae boa t m a w tk>
K. Cewlcr and bia Mater, Mr*. home In Slate Springs, MU*.
a re By Wbl«a I JoUse a r a r • M M a I f r-w a e k ll-h it. •
Wil let Drake.
Wednesday morning.
l* a lU * h H i* X r M w l l «
Hen Jones ha* gone .on g vale y tetha Mfee mm t . m * . t
r e e w tll a lw e ra keep bp tkai
ent’oei tour of Um Southwest. Ac*
Dr. J. T. Denton wilt leave
are . H e 're e f I - a table, sad
componying him are Mr*. Gerdea Wednesday morning to attend the
■ a v w b V table are e n *•
. - g n . A - L .M u r w io c f f hi
ing a ftw waekv at
las, DeyUmo Jleosk.
“
K ^ ^ S o m h m c V U to d a
N
a for two wooks. ■He wiU 'also
vlait several other points of in
terest while fat N. a sod retare
home, aheot Sept. | .
Miso Bvtiyw JCchole.
Miu
*■ *»*• W t m a and Mr. u t
Mrs. Arthnr Sgadl^ ad Raleigh.
.* *
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u f K ir lock*
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M m ic s
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fa* feteade !•
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Tor )MMJ mi n [,* (im- x 'lirm ig h .
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Campbell s Sccu rity
F e e d & S ‘ <:cl Store
:m
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We run ajwtUr you tu
Build, Huy, or Refinance Your Home
P la y
l o S e a tla o le C e u a ly
L u * i to b a a p p r a v .d b y F IIA
S a lt* ! - - - l
im p o rta n t
C. M. B O Y D & CO
ilv
1'ir* *
v\ i l h
H ie
11*in * :
Histniy - S.i G In - istMij; Lift1
Ilf >. Cdfk AM
Y uli 15**1 I lit*lit .ill ill . . . .
11>«*'(in x Hr*
O m § T E T O cD“W
Luncheonette
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BT
MOHAWK
TIRES
Irr
W ill
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**r rvU ar
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Hockey s Tire Shop
11.;f | 'll i L | v**,
| lit *mil « m I f# |
| *In•Mr BOA
The Hluebird Is
Continuing Under
New Feathers
Why Nol Eat At Ijaney’s
These Warm Summer Days
Pugh’s
Bluebird Diner
W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our Delicious—
Home-Cooked Mealsf '
Thin lx n “ Diner" not
“ J u o k ‘'
C u rb
Lunch"Complete With Dessert
S trtte o
O a r F t t l u r o — S o s g U t in g
Chicken Diiuieni
Tt m s e d it o r
v.i ’mc
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C’u m o O u l — E n j o y
K ie ^ T J a ,
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V i »! TIMEl
7 •-'* •
MPI W
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I ' 11' I I I Wa * I" niif p i i - l i . il ,n
I c 1‘ m iin I - mf-fii *t a c 4- liv .in
! mu (•', i
" vliwhCLFRITZ B A N D
y, u;,j | .« at-
tf |ii,r>iK(i t n In i In d » tin
|,t fI*M'd thtr ••'< | lull ,1 I K| d l
* | .I" IM |* , L* need
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RtjpYVti'tE;;;;rM{!8dBi
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dilute eiifit. „J ,.f r |.
iiu » |»|iei m l.ilut*
l i\V ,l» I
|b
t III t out.
• ' >m :s i ).\ y
“ hin Crow" haws In
Ii
Ethiopia Tightened
Beach,
Cottage*.
Ji lilt
!•-» I
Coairwfi'tw rro** Pxa* Oop
P rin c e N ich iih i* . Her xn*iiiul till,
ait i t*pt *,*u,iilalivt*» u f I he d \n ,i* ty ,
T h a t reg im e la*te,| Until lone,
IH*10, when L a n d , hy a p. > t,u‘U*
litt a ir plum* ila*h, retu rn e d
lu
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r
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ituxt nix not) and
rvvla m i
! ne
throne.
The
coup
v irt u .illy
pruned hi* m other as a |>nhi m a l ,
fo rce. She had played that m ie ,
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Hand wa* in clin e d to leave id.d
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nTTuirs to Uiii m in istcra and hi
is r ^ r u * * -
vUj!
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HuU;, Co* and f.» U y
<.i ;m ;va
Dowager Queen Of
Rumania Marie.
Dies At Age Of 63
havln* the playemund* nf llu
chare*! im|irnvrd and r .l.iiilr.I
A ltbouth, a* »he adm itled, -ii.
il tbit
, M1
at her writing. ,h r wa* ....... ft.
S. It. W a ln w rig h t o f
H la m l
______
at the iqu-ru and m uni
w a. in Oviedo Wednesday. , 7UtaJf aMu,
H (1(a
u<ha
tiu
iiv
iv n
m o * ______
raiuriKHI. 'luently
, aj_ a i , .
»nn relurm-d with him w » * , fc0m. a u n d a , n ig h t frem a f.w
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M I d . , . ' vi.it a t Uaytuna Beach at ' hP* * 'r
Jam o, Allen Thomp.on, k n I)aylona D„ cr -Mh Mr
---------------------------------Thomii>on and aon Jarnea Allen.
V A a ttn ct A .rcllft.
N. C. *|k t i ( Sunday nt D ay In
Jr. nrnvctl In Ovicdu Tuctdmy to.
—
j
1 , i I’ wui '
;**id labof
jo e fw«r e<i
i u iif e r -
pleaHing till lirllef Glut Ml |iri
I ' d of I lo |e I*•'VIId 11tX1 II ■■
On St Jidin* Rivei 11 llu rc H ■(
U» ii **uv m u id gei'it'i,* thiom
■• *he Indian Rivet . hi ,iu*nui'
«d 1he xiip. iHif *.« i-ui, ell,-i t*. ,»it
i ivi41 ,iud the In, I1lit!I tin
Go h waUi woulda-'i-l
ut '•
■' " mg b»*i ii.n |i - lii'i.
ihu!
M' U |,||1| * Hil l. I ■I'«41 1 *
llili'ie * ( o f ih r coin in g pi*n» i at |.<o
**>”* t *»«ioiieI Ton ►
Md
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VV e»t -h o w unpi « * x ik m
{ ulorii'l M'd iky G - *wri v« id n
inGi thi* W d,| \\i* ,r
Jihi'W l l(a|
he** faih*d il !• *f»ring
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'hi m trrtng*' I""dr fi'iw n rd r a llu r 'Iiau In , >
day a fte rn o o n for G re e n v ille , S.
ward arid Irwlianx
nod . ■
f vi
*
in I il'.Ml, o sten sib ly to d e iiic a tr
I O.l f
ill llt'l tllMl
C. where she will s|rend about m tixrum o f fin e a rts b u ilt m u K lhn o
*hd lhe hijktniy nf llo w mfto,|
D'l'O
ii?n
le
in
n
g
two weeka with friends.
if the kVexl don't i«pf>, ,1 1M ih , «
S e a ttle hy Sunt mil H ill, a for pm < Grn ' a* m ill h m- ih r nrterillfi*’ ,im n ii f
Lr. ♦1. r i ■|,'W > ' | > J ' ) ' - < t | | 1*
i Red t*ru«a n ffiier in ..............
h ilt-x i
p re-eid
.md
| i1 M »|1 . .
i*u-« cri-dilrd with having lin n t ♦my i u
■ 1»*X i plifthmrntx <>f the
H i t 1i l )*
factor in bringing Amaru a n in mil i* 1, , M i l 1
kb• f i t
III. *•V i tho-e w ith who h intagiriatm h to
E n lit k * w here she was th# gueat veatm rnta in Rumuniu up to mun i r»i . ■li
"ii.
' x i t i l i H x111l l 1 -111>1. dnw x 'h r fut ure "
11f re la tiv e s fo r a few days,
X | M , mJi, than f2fl.000.fl0t) hy Ifldl).
>i- . I . > i I t i - i 'll. all
M lllllUltf lie.
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------------Out of the pnlttirul pirtni- (Cl”
F ie flih w trte i, lx 1 1 g u id e d it *h
-
a r v r r a l day*.
tn cun.iruct a larger on*.
Mr*, iirla H urnctt la In V«l*
Ml
K .ih .c — n i
dn.ta, (it. where ahe waa called U l.
HWl •"
tu the bad.iide nf her »i»ter-ln- , * . . * * T " * ?
T,1 *7
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its;
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'M 1 R F N rr,
kN
efii-#w*glitS#
Arclienlujri'l* hur.iir I
(■reek ( j|\ In I r tn, e
) I
C «* 1l« ir* l ^r*"» * lt « On#
f , John* K iv r r
formed and »ht
i group
l* *I ill
wtii kin g
on th»
|on|Mx«al to c m d r o t t * **»« If v v l
canal to the Im lirn IGvei
Du I
Th v
pieArnt rout*' Mi W ill
tIti I k
lam* rmplamr*!, M in- from San
fiuml and la k e
M onror through
Vfl>«Mtiuff i m l th io u g h P u a ih
, 1 nk» and Sa \ i roek. 'h io o g h i
ridge I p i * w r ‘“alt t rvpfc ami In
dian
R iv e r,
«h**fe the
ca n al
woi|id
he cut. and
into In d ian
R iw r
P o in tin g out that I *Vr
rue and the m e t through Pu**l
Lake nv* aiu 'i o v im a te h **'* le v e l
» d h but * d ig h 1 i i*e h* \ oivii | m
I * k r Pnifi**1" '|r W illia m * *Hld
that [h e n me over rtlMi.UdU a c r e '
in till* i l l now xiibject to p ei i
u,| I,- ovi-tfio w
I'hr* I* th*" he-*
cattle lan*i in the * !« le . In- ad iled
dee la r in g thid two it icn *re *ul
1 f n lent in P iip p n il one cow, n
cum p a le d with an a ir t a g e of 1°
acres In the •I'm
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A n other great a d ia n t a fe from
| trie i tin at I in tinn nf
the e a o a
Mr W ill mm*
would he d
u*c hv pleasure c i a f l h»o»nd fm tn
the r io ith In
Thi*
lower
f.a - 1
rna*t a n d le t iiin Mm * than I 11
p a la tia l v*i 'h i* ii*efl
the
Ku
C o a -t 1 p u a I hi H M li he *anl, e v
Tri-Delta Sorority
(Jives Rush Party,
\ | i ^ F h 'iin n r H irkn tti.' Ml** ( arlin P iilim i. Mi** l.tllia n A tlara i
.in.l \ li - » M a r jn r ie I'n K liu rn .
PAGE TIIItEB
1 Canal Project
Is Explained
To Rotarians
ih v ltrr*
Mr a, A r th u r M a rsh a ll return e d
If s Ih IgMTi * irm f-ght m ; an
S a tu rd a y (dorn W a.* h itig lu ii, Li C . m vsdi i hud in yiv*- up t!o dua*
wh**rt* ftfu- hux bovn v lu llin g fo ri h n r i iiu ih l t onvtid t «. »• n ton ml
a w wbrk*.
G h tid and A n iw ^iti Thor*' u
iifidi dcf»*n u f hn» •* b*"ng i * u F
M r. an d M i* G. L H u n ca n and lmh*ol lo pro icci rh*- m w m uni
\ ru h p a t t y , y iv en try Ilia TrtN'oim a Je a n S a j r r have le r u iu e il Iton fac'oru** built to *op|dv 'h r
|i. H i Sut in Hv "'ll* h«-hl »t >h»‘
arms if L irgr woro cut •»l * I a*mi
from a two weeks' v isit in G e ar
................ M i i « ji - i in C illt - -m l.uki[ho rr*t of llrlgmm a* m I'dlL
n fIrrttm in .
* 'W f ln t iv r * .
Mu it Inn>l S a l Mfitay
llu iiiu !: tlt«- iifli-M iitn n I he if i**-*'.
H iir
u rry
Huhmui
Sun.
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ry
ili.Um in rri-ttirn
i-t lir n crU
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h , i ilt - * t - *i iv i-tl a p icn ic *uppcr.
a* Ih i- ifin»*t nf hi* |m r t-n l-, Ur.
one of the Hop! village* B ursn U '* b ro th er. K u b a n J o c k Arinina, I* raid to mm and Pat Blankenship of
i nf the oMftl continually In*
commu*Itie* in'the United
Mr. and Mm Hibbard Cassel
Il dale* tack tQ 1374,
berry ora occupying "Rod fern
* at«
l - l 'i
TUB SANFORD HERALD. RANFOltD. FLORIDA
i A, m l
Social A nd Personal Activities
ggkW B
w f t iw ^
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S a n d w lc h m i o f a l l It ln d g
C o ld D r in k * — B o o r g o d W ta o
O r la n d o H o o d . - I m il a a S o u t h o f S a n f o r d
Now
Cold Plate Lunch 2 ? C
«
VK BAKU OI K OWN I'IKH
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LANEYDRUG STORE
WE FILL. AM, IMIESCKIITIONH — i ’lIOfiE I0S
�M O N D A Y , JT T tT 1*. I * «
F rank Guernsey A tw ater To Hurl
Wins New York A gainst DeLand
S la te N et Title At P a rk Tonight
Lookouts Gather 4 Hits
While Azaleas Record 5
—
Miscuc By Bob Pitman In Sixth Allows
Kinard To Score Winning Tally;
Doljack (Jets 2 Bingles
Orlando Youth Wins 1Wolfsbergcr To (Jet
Over Julius Held- Mound Assignment
man To (Jet Crown From Harry Kice
B y J U L IA N S T E N S T R O M
H erald 3 p e rl, Editor
A Z A L E A H O W L. ra h u l.a . Ju ly
S un. M ilir r .
tH w ennc
r ilM h a n r ir r for Mu'iatrt i ID rim T h o m a V Palatkn A /a im * . I m i I
J o u r h llx b u e h n ll > i" .|rn l:iv i ll
tm oon lo bout Jnv-ph I *in'l»-1 aoil
from Ihe I -mi hull I* b> M
•rore of 2 to t
, ‘ Both h u tle ri w rrr in lip t■ >J>
- forpt »» Finder all.rwe.l nr.l) "II"
- more than M iller, but In* ni.it*were unable tu dim * llin m y li in
■ (he pinrh.
A quoitlnnnble ,1.-. I n>n nt ii», pUte by I 11111111- I *111 hn -i iii*1, i
It, the fourth innint* < n i- i" l - 1
lo r the downfall nf lhi- l.n<ikniit
f. K ln a ril wm on itin*t un-l l . - i i ;
J)V popped U|I l" l..m t -**<n l.« >*.fi.|
P jsi-'flre t bare
Hin.unl I n n r i-1 ii|i
BjFl. end cam*- In und I'.in iim a*
F>-1 tagged him l.'it Im piri- l.-n I......
G a ' tblod him *af, i-v -II to tin- linil'li
S A H D L O T F ANS hall Rian Robblni. unemployed P b lla \ te r In Ih i- ulivnilk by ihe I '•*t.ith:i
dalphU m xchlnUi who pni b li left arm la work, pllchlnt a no-hlt,
r
booatcr-*.
no-ron tamo on • F h llly diamond. In a tw tlifh ! came, he retired
**■*.{.
Hanford come
hark
in tin” ronieenlhre ballera and didn't even liaue a walk.
f iv . fifth anil knot-lcM thu ncure whirs
: . U iy u loHDiTAton ninicIt'll mini w rit
S f , lei (hint w iifii H ltili tlmibleit t*>
> deep
left
fit bl.
C o iitirn n .
C ^ iro u D ili’il to O irh m lm i on third|
w bi throw to KnicrMin l*» n**b'
r / L*njrM<m ut tht* phati*, Stith going
to third. Do lliiin ih h iin lrd and
Su * aqumm’il Htith
10.1.1 for the ty
ln * m arker.
SARASOTA.
July
1 R.—f / I h {!•
K im iril linirled to li ft In e l.irl'
C o llectin ' J . P au l
Goin*-*
■ ' the next Inning. Tm n u n ell Haiti T a t
'
fleed
K im iril to eernml ami «al.l Sarii-mU n m n l y ’a n i w lax
O ffic lo U
nf
the
Sem in. In
,rtll* .how a par person wealth
reached llu ril mi l l il l Leila'* in
f o u n ly Haaeholl Aaanciatm n an
' field nut. Finder purpi»u-ly w alked1 n f fa,ft* |.
h e lay that
Ttm rm lav
" | bellev* fro m th e Infnrm n- nouncod
Machln luff, On nil u llt‘iii)it*oI
anti n ig h t.
Itila ie l-.
lir .11 [ h av e a t h an il” ,
(.a in e r a flrrn n n n
%
double nt* Ail, M iic lih d t-ff ihlarU'd
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Baseball Group To Hold
“Orlando Day” Thursday
Th e lin e -u p for the Reds who
have ju s t swept th ree gam es from !
the St. A u g u stin e S a in ts w ill be I
N ew ell in center fie ld , P a rre tt in
rig h t fie ld , A leno on th ird base.
Km at hers in left fie ld ,
Jackson
catch in g, Hh inter on
shortstop,
Jones on firs t base, E u lle d g e on
second base
and
W o lfsb e rge r
{filchin g.
Per Capita Wealth
In Sarasota $8,GRt Mayor Sam Way May 11cat! Delegation Of
Orlando Supimrtcrn While Mayor
Higgins Leads laical Fans
SL'?
gy
nf
uf alnm.it PJ,OOO,000 b ales
twii m id by farm er* fur
hai
PJ 1,000*
fied Advertisements
T h e n , w ill be acvrrml
id tia ctle n *
which
w ill
nounreil la te r.
O ffic ia l* n f Ihe local
a I inn am p redicting Ihe
alti-mlHm-e nf the araium
F o r U g ly S n r f a c o *
PIMPLES
Mnri|..r
K irn no | f
A11*-ml
«*K«» A pFf’n T T W .
S e ir-l* if>.
nf**r«|aOrl.i
nuI i lull, lite.
f r a h i re
In- tin
o rrm
to
r r iir iiA iK
Brm laosU ( • ■ ■ ! » , K U r l4 a II s m I r.
M« artvii«<t Ih n i on AugviL lilh ,
A.*».e-i
la rg 'a t
w ill * (i
l^ It
a(
10 «i‘c lo r k
A
U,
it
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
l i q u i d C o o ts O n ly I V
II T—i'r* rliweuraiwl .Umax nwl.kUy H*w
H>* ..-I bkHrlw* »l tiler mil eeWIm, ken'a
Ik- HEAL kelp 7—
*1 ik w H try; P*wwr*llr
W H ilil. aitiwptie llf*Ut b a a vikkly
wllaaa* llrM aj, barala, and n a t a l Ita
11 AUTereat i f a i l a wadlmala alert i k t l
In in kelp Na.lira anm ata W r i t kaal.
S ira ran* Mk* pradaeu W l 'l kaip
repeet norelre** p a * , t rn a lu . Sulalan.
l a n a i l r - l n a t e n s a* day and alpbl all
who* It M|W yaw akin. 6 aly 11*. Rent
new* ran* nay a n d Ikn l l J i Eeua
Plena,1 k. At ,0 India* dew, norm.
ih .
L Mirthiiiieo* In banf-.ifl. ri*»rl«l*,
tl.- uiHlFfrlgriFil w ill qipBti anif
W E RESERVE
R IG H T T O L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y
J U L Y 19. I93K
6c
of l In- fitiliiN liig I»nu- j*;
h k m i n i h . f:
ro rN TY .
rD m *
O M A H A , Neb.—Id1)— It n-emt-cl
perfectly lngical in Ihi* day ef
lal nr l.aiguining Hint Dr, VV. II
Thump»on, in y ch o lo jy profr*»i.r
at the U nivernily nf Omaha, ngri-i-il hi "turirain ral!ccllye|y"
with hi* nluilrn:*. Th eir pica w ia
for p<i*l|!nnrinent of a in lil-le rn i
examination l)r. Thnmpnoti ,,-t
Ihe day on which ho wuiihl meet
Ih* stuiN-nta' ngr-nla.
17c
Fruit Cocktail
1 0 != c
Royal Gcllatin
5c
lirti« * E
Toilet Soai>
2 f° i’
3*i.i i . |k i r
ART i C ’ U ‘j U M IW IN G
P
2 for
SITUATION WANTED
‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS
EYE S T R A I N
I t contain* 7 U p ira d itn lo which
uMd**r*y**nd>
ontfiliout—tn k *
a f n i c in n ,ftn h .
luck mam adwtieo
HINT t 'M M r«»k. alrih Mur**,
howB-wuvIk - Jwsrphlnr J r n l i i n .
BOO lllrk u ry A«rn«ir.
EOB RENT
| W ANTED
'n
* . . | o . a l K a i n .i l T . a
Sardines
i
for 2SC
AVOCADO PEARS 3 for..........
GREEN BEANS 4 lbs. ..............
GA. WATERMELONS each.......
LARGE PERSIAN LIMES each
Cheese lb. 16l/2c
C t a O r €.*■ •
Ham 2 slices 25c
ATTKHT:
Japan'g |M>pulifttion irH m a c « at
the rale of m a rly a m illion a year.
CW n
Chops lb. 25c
L * l, Y n l
Chops lb. 23c
i i I* If fSRNPOSf
I'llerk
JOE PALOOKA
HIS NAME IS CLEARED
I A M A P R A ID N O , * -V
A -A IN T L
M ' f lR U .T H E Y 'AVB )
T M « Y N O ^ v B IT H E R P E R IS H E D <
C H A N C B 'T f 1 IN T H E D f iS B R T
J
N O T E V l f f \ W A IT E S OR "B E E N
, A L I T T L E J C A P T U R E D B Y TRIBES
L o n e ? r s - m en - w ell, ! hope
V n, J y A l T V
T H E f ir s t .
-e
OH J O E Y J O E Y -I
DO N E T H IS
TO V A - O H
JO EY
SW EETEST
K ID T -T H A T
EVER
PLEASE, PLEASE, M'SIBU
— VOO MUST NOT CRY
SO — BESIDE M'SiEL)
l
’» NAME 'AS BEEN
— I
CLEARED.
.
r-
YOU DO NOT ’AYE
TO BE ASHAMG —
— YO U'A YE
FVhRDON FROM'IS
■XCELLENCY XE PRESIDENT OP J
PRANCE*
T -/
L’U Y S D . J
FF-SIDE!
15 c
h io m
XVaal.ra n .
T h e only In d ia n re a rrv p lio n
Texu* la hear l.iving n lo n .
9c
19c
Jumbo
Peas
*-* xd « « - • •*
%•
*
QuakerGrits
i-M inlftir P u ifti, u f f ir tn g a ui bund a
i i -\
in iA ii
A.sri
iiitit>*ir.
IIKKUNDI.NII ItONDH. <|»to4
July I,
of (Un fiillnwlna
BUSINESS SERVICE
RILEY
Red Salmon
<HKAf.)
A g rir u lt
SonricE j
**. T u ll H nw ilal#
V lr e -I 'r e .l.le n l
The filet giime nf the rl.ei |rheo.ler will ■ <un at J :III) ii'i l*.. k
ii r«> itlnb*t that tflJMMJMMl tnah*^ while the aecriml w ill **nrt at n g
nf hi** year'a rrn m l n»U«n trap ular time, H:K> u'clork.
Ih ’iia Ftirirn t
D«p«ndAt»U
Carnation Milk
riel, " tie d Ihi* in Ihe h ia h e « l I ir I'a y w ill bn belli w h'n M a n a y -r
m e nf a n v r o u n ly in Ih e coun- Jnhn ( ia n t r l hring* the .Serial.n*
f" r a ilrrubte ht-arler a g a in .i th.
try ."
la a ik o u la .
Tht*
RATS, ROACHES, FLEAS, MOTHS.
VERMIN, BED BUGS AND ALL
OTHER INSECT PESTS. FOR COM
PLETE ERADICATION, CALL US.
M anager B ill R o d g e rs ha* not
announced h is s ta rtin g hu rler but
it i* **speeded to b « C h a rlie A twater.
M anager H a r r y Rice hax
not announced h ii h u rle r but it
h esperted to be
K a r l Wolfs*
bi rger, ace rig h th .n iile r who ha’*
beaten Die l#ookouta fo u r times
this Hiswon.
J;
T h e lin r -u p fo r the Lookouts
’• includes Moore tn ce n te r fie ld ,
D o lja c k in left fie ld , D avis on
tu s t b«A«, Pitm an on th ird base,
Langston in rig ht fie ld , Htith on
|
te *
L*
TERMITES
Th e
S an fo rd
Lo o ko u ts w ill
I p la y hnfta tonight to the DeL *n d Reds when th e y conn* here
fin ■ tilt to be p la y e d nt the
1 M un icipal P a rk at 8 : 1 5 o’clock.
11 .— D ig
* ° r Nvcuml. CufitriTHA
fn ktil a
throw to spcuiid and Um-w h*
Pitm an, having Km nrd l»rtwi*i*vi
third am i nofilir. 1'itm.in ilrojifod
the halt and it wun too lulu to
n t K ln a ril at lb« phi Hr,
|
K in ard led thi* I hi la 1d.a 11Hark
w ill, a double arid a rough* in
three trip* while Joe Doljurk or
the Lookouts nd lerted a pair «f
O R K IN IXTERMINATINa CO.
DECLARES FIGHT TO FINISH ON
By Jo M tb ir
O^N.DUNH *.Stcr«l Op«r«||
l WAS J U S T
SORT O '
WORRVIN*
A B O U T YOU#
MR. QAN**
IT ’S A W F U L
L A T E . IS N 'T
v~—. 'T ?
S T IL L U P A N D IT 'S }
A FTE R T W O OCUOCK/
I W ONDER W HAT
T H A T B IR D A T T H E J
G A M B LIN G H O U B E J
\ IS T H IN K IN G O F F
^
n o w /
rv_ y
>
T O T H E R A C K E T S IN T H I S
T O W N T H A T I 'V E G O T T O
—
V n Ik s w n l w r i f |
I
TOMORROW /
BY HAM FISHER
I YOU WERE
'EES FRIEND,
CADEAUX.
MAYBE YOU
CAN AS*WAGE
’S IM . TAKE
'■EM T O
r
►YOUR
*t£
QUARTERS*)
�yrT?!*?'*!*
'V
—— B n f t H la Th# Only Central
f t n U n O ty Affording Rail. Highway
* And W ater Tranaportatioo
Sem inole C o n n ie Producers
M ure F ru it And Y rg rta h lrn T h an A n ^
S im ilar A rra In A m erica
#
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
M e m b e r A m o c la te d P re a n
SANFORD.
King George And
Queen Elizabeth
Visit I n France
Royal Pair Received
In Paris With Fan
fare And Display
Of Military Might
FL O R ID A , T U E SD A Y .
JC I.Y
19.
a
l
King C««?rgo VI and Queen
Ellzabc h of England paid «
ntnte visit to France today,
being received in Paris with
much Tjnlarc and a display
of military might. As Kuropo’s ‘wo great democracies
gave this public notice "I
their intention to Mat'd tnge'her, war continued m the
Orient and in Spain.
Japanese airmen bombed Han
bow.
provi-ilonal
cspit.tl ” 1
China. fo u r bomb* tell on th*
American Church MUeion'* Bonne
U niversity campus. killing 2U
Chinese keeking khelter under the
wall. The University i* in Wu
chang. acroM lha Y angtie River
from Hankow proper.
In Spain, Insurgent airmen
bombed Barcelona and Valencia.
In the tatter p o rt the Hriti»h
merchantman Stsndland *«« hd
by a 1.000 pound boinh.
It
caught fire but the crew escaped
The fire w u extinguished.
Two ln iurgent arm ies contin
ued to advance down the Teruel
highway toward Valehcia while
lha governm ent ''aukld o squads'"
-m ac guaad. am
Uon to covar lh a re tre a t of the
■ tin body to new defense tinea.
M inister of In terio r Albert
S arrau t
was reported to have
ordered the tracking down of
every known anarchist In France,
particularly Spanish extremists,
during the state visit of King
George and Queen Elisabeth.
The British king and queen.
Iraving British soil for the first
time since Ihelr succession
lo
the throne, arrived on a four-day
visit legarded as one o f the o u t
standing political events of the
decade.
B arraul’e order to the Hurele
R ationale, France’s G-man o r
ganisation, was understood to
have informed police th at they
have full authority to put any
inspects under "preventative a r
rest" during tna full time o f the
royal visit.
C lots guard w as established
along tho Franco-Spanish fro n
tier to eatch any Spanish anarch
ists who might attem p t to use
lha visit of the king and queen
as an occasion fa r a dem onstra
tion against France's strict pol
ity o f non-intervention regarding
lha Spanish civil w ar.
Little ‘Mistake’ Of
Corrigan’s Brings
At Least $2,000
‘BOUND’ FOR CALIFORNIA----- CAME DOWN IN IRELAND
Pr oduct i on 0(
Strawberries In
Sanford Talked
noted
ev an geu st
d ie s
LOS A N G E L S;, July IV.— (A*)
r r t>T:. P*uI R*d , r. M . Internattonally kaawn avsnggliat, died
•1 • - Hollywood hoap iu l today
a loop Jllneaa. A l bia death
b* w w k m 4 o t W orld WMa Go*.
■
P*>. C*ur>*r l »W*ll ho founded
In m i
An Opportunity—
Th« Impttua which s.ort•d many a littto deal on
« • wajr upward to a fo r.
tuna was a in u ll claMifled
ad placed in Um daily
newapaper. The tiny thread
th a t often Unite a man to
th e chain of au cceu are
frequently the m m a c e a
which he placea In the
waift-ad colum n;hy meane
of which ha can take advantage of other men’* da*
■lraa to buy o r aell o r to
hlra. “Big trees from lit
tle acorns trow,** and th e
eato o f a shotgun o r a
kitchen stove, Jong slbee
t o f use, m ay m a l t In
ady cash th a t wRI
the -d eaT th e f will
- m y a l m r for
D a w s o n A d v m ’i i t c s F . x -
Be Broadcast For
Benefit Of Growers
p n n s io n
ern
Fintl upprovtl i* being
for a W PA S4iG<-«|n»n'iciir.J pr »j*"*’i throiigh which *hnrt w aw m
dio transm it ter a ami rrcrivt-.n
M* Inatallcil i t i*v«*iy m.irkvt
in the S tate
market
sy-ticm.
Director of S tair Matkrt**, Wi
Douglas P. Corrigan, unemplo. n l a ii| ltne im-thuim fm ni L«>» \
stunned an I
Wilaon *tnU-«| in a meet
inir iff the Super-visory rnm m i'itt
heralded at iU M o n n d airp o rt near D ub lin, lir h in -l. JS hi on * a nil 1m
im m H r ,i f »n ]• ,|b .1 c
of the Irnnl m r k r l MnruUy even
r mil mg daredevil vowed to Irish «ffi. uU Mint hr ’htnighl he wa i. .L .| •O < . iJ 'f o il'lt
mg.
11 shown (left) crawling in to hi* plane al Flu yd llrn n rit Fir Iti to
i hi* 'flight,
Mr
Wi Min
ilrf laretl
that
modern
device*
for
ocean
flying,
i*
»
*rrn
a^
n
ti»**k
off
for
Calit
to
through the ayaintame nf
Ail
■ ------------- ---niiniatratur W. J Dill ami Srn.i —■— -----------------------------------------------------------------------■-----tor Claijilc Pepper, who tiggen*
ciI the project, a dream he hail
rherifched for *nim* tune wu a
bout it* beennie a rruiixAliuii.
Daily quota* mn^ of price * paid
for Florida grown cfimmnditiev 1
will be brntdeant from each mar
ket over the ayvtern. Receiving
***• will be placed at the in
spection hoot h i at the Slate line
and inspector* wilt record the in
xkh
formation from the vnrinu* nnr*
k e t , t o M? given to titickcra on
entering the at ate.
The daily quo tat ion a will be
K Simpaan attdj
PrrMtM nI T
broadcast in time for Ihc farmer.* Sec i c la r y Ralph* V. Bagwell o f'
to take advantage of any m a r the S e m in o lr C o u n ty C h am b e r
ket trend*. Director Wilson utatcd o f Com m erce, who attended a
adding that the report will Imp m eeting of the C e n tra l h lorUlA
ntn%* and not huloiy a a in the C h ain her* o f Corn m em ? T u e sd a y
cane of the m arket bulletin which m orn in g in D aytona Beach said
the new system will auppMmcn*. Kan ford's part o f a colored mo
H t- W dsoq * u « * i y>it tfe tion pM turn film ahown b y J U r l |
flu*© M irket Roaru in d Int* Cim-
Lehmann Shows
Colored Film At
Council Meeting
u,
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P o lic e , Pickets
Clash In Chicago
Foundry Strike
SPEED-LOVING
Leh m ann
co m p aied
fa vo ra b ly
with that o f a n y other c ity or
co m m un ity included.
td.OUO f r o m
a n old
u se d *«
build a n a x te n a lo n t o the p a c k
in g house o n Ihe m a r k e t p r e m
ia** an d a l s o In c o n s t r u c t a l o a d
in g platform .
Pointing to the condition of the
--------- — *>he ----street surrounding
mirke*.
the committee declared th at it
would noon be Impaaaable tinleae
repair* were made. The group
paced n
reeolulion
request
ing Senator
J, J.
P arrish
of Titusville, and Eepraaentatlva
John G. Leoiurdy and tl. J . Leh
man to take up the m atter with
the 8 late Road Department, The
five-inch lime rock base which
ores laid aroand the m arket a t s
coat or 111,000 is ruining for Iho
need of repairs which would coat
approximately (3,000, tha com
mittee pointed out.
Members of the Supervisory
111* \ i .<• Ill , *luD
ii.
in I
dt puln
II |*5| j1I.a• l I II pil' k I't
1l«.
| Ml | till. .
M in i
i
this morning a t which
breakfast w»* served.
time
a
T h e f u l l y left la-t Monday i- r
t h e c a m p which la located iri th e
J. U C a r t w r i g h t
g»ve
lire
O cala Natiftr.il F . n r a t ami n t p e e c h o f w elco m e, f o llo w ed try
I t u r n e d Hat u n la y .
Mr. Hlmpfoo .
hold
Tho k* a t r n . i i n g w ere Mickey
The council voted
to
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,,r
m„ t|
ln
Au, u. i
«*“ *••> «,'>'K«d ami Ma
rle McClelland of t hiiluo'*; Marhut ilecifleri lo have
nnf —
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lem ber mealing, l l waa, .....
C l*a tk
r k ,,f
of l^ingwiHai;f>
cMe.1 where it would be held. | U
U n g a ia a t;. Doroth.a
'S 'd a ; AnnieAnnie
Rich
A feature o f Ihe meeting wa* D y ra* of II’ai'la;
the entertainm ent provided by W i'i.lty. Irma l.e* M ansion, and
th* Montgomery School nf D ance.1 Christine Giles nr laik* M»nr*>e.
Mr. I^hm snn leave. H sturdsy
l«*b*0* T hur.by of the
for New England where h* will ^
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a d id in h a n d irru fr adviaer.
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L’ilv News 11rii-fs
r a m a n d al^o i*|jeiti In a awirn* | dt d
n iiiig con teat, M r . K rn d a ll naid.
Mi**. K '-n d all pointed out ’ h.tt
over HM g rr h were prcacnl for Ihe
cam p h m h ' I I which lit »|H»ne*»red
jo in tly each y v a r by tho S la te
depart n n 'n i of home d* irxm*l ra
lin n c lu h i a i> l county home dem
nn.il 1 at ion rlu b i.
Conviction On Gas Guard Stabbed In
invited him to ehow the rom plete Conspiracy Charge Escape Attempt At
film before Iho local chamber ~
‘
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— nf rommerce upon his return.
Sustained By Judge Ohio Penitentiary
reMirl hotel* and before vsrinu*
n;< >
p l.int
A b u ll T||.*\
culty would be
U liik t i ..
getting scene* o f lha "B ig T ree '
Mrs. Gladys K«ndal| home det,.
Stul. .............. let. »f home .lent
but Mr. Boyls manoged to gel onatralion a g e n t for H e m m - l e I n n a t i a t o m a g e n t * , r'.talu. t. .1 dal
c.
It i t
( tiinpntY
o
W'v; Nine Seminole County 4-II Club
Girls Attend Camp McQuarrie
experienced "<
Ccumy, irpoited Tiie*ii*) in
nmv |_n t'nut* g irl, »ti,-i„i ,j
t'an ip McQuarrie fro m Hemit, ,le
County. Th,.y we,,. cromp*i,i,,l
by M r , F m l K„ r . . ri, uf ^
Cllyi
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S o u tli-
Flier Is Guest N
01 F. S. Minister
m l I'- n t»*•*«) ( . , mi iik*’i
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and * 11% |ndi* i w h n fi
iio u .'l itn* n v m m I* 11r o i' ■ " ■
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Mr. Simpson was Idgh in praise
of Sanford’* contribution which
koveral view* th a t were char*.*terlsrd hy prof#**lonai
photographer* a* "very good."
The m atting which wa* pte
Intim ating th at other plans for . j j , . , o v r r by T ,
Hawthorne
intprovemenu were on foot for of Or,»ndo. p re .id .o t. w a, h.id
th* local m arket, Mr. Wilton re- jn | b„ palm etto Club at M til)
p o rted t h a t
ItursL iny G a s lto m h s
iniHirnl
markeling lyitein la gradually de Sem Incde High School, th*
veloping into the kyilem which i* fair Hole), and the "Big Trc«the utlimata goal of Ihe Com- ll w a t first believed that dllfi-
WPA p r o j e c t would ho
lliiod
To
lloiid
En*
c m m tiT s I K 'n i r A m i d
.in ti
ws* la rg e ly take n by l.lo y il '■
Boyle.
Mr B a g w ell declared S a n fo rd *)
„
„
part » f the film caused
m ore
B e r t il o f Sw eden who d rove an a u l
ron in ien t am ong those present aru u n it R iv e r R ouge p lant'* p i- 'in g g io o n .l
tr u .k
than a n y other p a il.
He
kind hear H e n ry For*! ( le f t ) ile * m h e h istoric di-tod*
<cene« o f the leopurilk ot tho to>i A m e ric a n v illa g e .
G re e n fie ld .
were p a rtic u la rly e f f e c t i v e . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------O th e r w en es in e lm le ii *hot*
O f
Dublin For Broad
cast To A m e r i c a
uf itu
Simpson And Bagwell
Praise I
I Con
tribution Of Shots
miaaioner of A griculture—A eyvUin Which will result in the
g r e o te .t
re tu rn s
to
grow ers
through having* in m arketing coal
and looking toward n permanent
K. O, H. m arket,
Mr.
Wi'aon
aaaerted.
.
,
.
M MIlKIt 279
F .stahliahed In 190S
IM S
R a d io s To Be
I n s t a l l e d In
Sl a t e M arkets
m issio n e r or A g ric u ltu re , N ath an
M ayo were ' h ig h ly pleased'* w ith
the report of the local
m arke t
board in w hich a larg e increase
in the volum e of sale were reported b y M arket M an ager J . G .
M ichael. G ro ss return* of n e a rly
1*100,000 (o r Ihe season w u re
ported.
M r. IV ilko n
fu rth e r
declare*!
that the H anford W hole kale m a rket had I#ail the w «y for other
ktnte m a r k e ti and that Ihe other*
were f a llin g in line. Th e it a t e
t
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Jap Planes Raid
China's Capital Wilson Says Prices To
20 81ain OnCampusOf
American Mission’s
Boone University
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The county ................... hmerm.ese[.„.............. (l,r >llnil, y
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1'minty Judge Ii VV, Wan- " I 'h** pritniotlon ronm iilt," Mi
when hi- wnt far out over tho
Iho gtievl k|H-ul>rr ul 'h r plan* to ntli-mpl to im-ii' i r ll. Ai lair're.
C O M ’MIUIS Ohio. July 19 |/|'l will
nelson
— An Ohm p rn i'rn tlery guard te g u la r on-eting o f |IF - Ju n t i of celery throughout iht- roulh
i n r r i g a n g->l hi. weather rewas atalda-il ti.U y in s fru stra rhuodM-r o f P o m m e ire lit Ihe ern atale* therehy in r r r u in r |Hiit, out "1 a Saturday evented
piiwm
I
reak.
One
ronvict
wax
S T k T u iw .
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n ig ' to »" pii|"'i. jn -i "hk'i-"Vou* and
U sh u t ind niudher badly bealrn. ocliM-k. President J. E. Rowlund.
worked out mid suhinitli-d hyi
Vflrr the Bureau of Air
M Papw ortb, Gua Schmnh, and
Constniclion o f walkwaye In cone piracy In raiaa and f n
the Fort Mellon f tr k 1* not pro- wealorn gseoline prirra in l'.*tS
the
committee
Jr.
will
also
give
vaioui*
n-poi'i.
------PriMiner* tried the daring es
■Hin me re i- n d u v l him trermiasion
and 1034.
^ > tt'
I fre tsin g sa fa st as had
cape by kidnaping two guardn
to fly the ocean la*1 summer, he
He fined Iheo* defendant*. 12 and a deputy warden within the
1 hi- Antler* lodge
wdl ul^'*,, n r , , , m
n,
, ,
i n now -Oil M l MG'*
bopatr dna U slow delivery nf
pent some time in New England
. !1G 4W ' rnw^ A e n , Fred T. Wllllame. eity en- companies and five executive-*, a Institution wall*.
Wednesday night at K.ihi u'rlork * U K lO I T y r ISOIOK a , far up a ’ Maine, unsucceMWASHINGTON. Ju ly 1> ^ A 1 glneer, declared Monday.
total of 143,000.
Guard lUymnnd T. Thornton at the Klka Club, i> wH* unnoimr-wl
fully seeking
fold for a quiet
__Justice D epartm ent officials
Pointing o u t t h a t. forms for Th* Judge dismissed charge* ■- wa* stabbed. Clyde Htaup, con Tuesilay. All offker* snd inenitake-off again.I the rules.
estim ated yesterday th a t l * , 141 most of Um walk* kavo boon laid gainst 10 other exrutlve* and <-ne vkted robber, wa* *hot and brrs were urged to attend. Th"
A , a barnstorm er, C o rrig a n
A m arkons are listed offW nflj out. Mr. WUItogM stated
ABOARD DHH HOUSTON EN
13 wounded, t'harle* Mcngts, serv advisory council was also a*k-d
that corporation. Ha held t h a t
did loops with paying pa»*eng*ra
M "m issing." J . E dgar Hoover, ■hall already received proves the officials and three firms xhnutd ing life for murder, woe tadly to b* praaenl.
ROUTE TO BANAMA, July Itf.
aboard until tho Rureau of Air
chief ofMim G-mon, eaggoated In wtsanoao o f tho City Commio- g et a new trial. Th* chsrgea hasten.
— UP)— The llnuktun crossed the
I 'online rce pul it* fi"1' down
n tie tarn s e t th a t nil eillsana sub sloners hi selecting tho DeLeon were brought by «h* f**Ier*l
Tropic of Cancer today n n lT > « i- from Waxhingtun . . Ui* forte on
O ther guard* saved 'h e cap
T he-regular meting of l.udxr
m it la flnger-prtaU og to make Springe shall ta s— uck aa it 1* goveramenL
dent
Roosevelt
and
hi*
party
held
ita* officials and prevented th" No. 42 r. and A. M. will he held
the hutdog circuit was o*r«passible that* own idaatlfkaU on of n high quality.
high hopes of more good fishing batics, beginning with an upbreak.
in the Masonic lxulge tonight *>
In timaa o f emergonoyluck
in
the
vicinity
of
<‘npe
San
Mo sold ho did Rot know how
COLORADO CONQUERS
.tile down flight over the city be
H;U<| o'clock. Entered A ppreiitae
Lticaa, *oulhernmo*t point of happened to be playing.
much longer It would bn before
BACK TO WORK
GRAND CANYON. A ri* . J«<f
degrees whl be conferred aft-r
F L O R E N C E . A r i a , J a l y I f . — Um walk* v o i d bo
completed IP.— ( ^ — The Nevllls boot e«TOLEDO. Ohio, July I f .— OM which
rcfrsshm ent* will
he C ow tr California.
(A9— Caneletn stooping to tha but indicated th a t U probably pedition landed late yeeterday a l ^ . |r uu r hundred employee re- served.
Tfca Houston completed the
.a 1
t i i a ___ t P e . s b
___ . lo ____
I. nt tth*
k. D
.m n o .l
R U to p e n i t e n t i a r y y a r d
c a n n e d would bo w ithin a month.
work
Reaapart
th ird leg of tho cruise which the
tha m outh u aj wBo right
Angel Creek turned
mom entary I c o n o f tremble early - Planting o f trees and shrub o n U m f lo o r o f th e G ra n d Can* ’ plant of the Libbey-Owtno-Ford
from
Man
The weekly meeting of Ihe President started
Florida— Partly cloudy tonight
yesU rday by dtochwglng Gre- bery In tho park will not begin, y e n , completing Ut* aecood I'
Glasa Company yesterday, bring- Woodmen of tha World has be*n Diego,
Calif.,
S aturday and
ho added, u t i l th e walks w o • f > n dangerous Journey down, fog the plant lo SO percent ner- dl'penyed with for tonight and which he will complete Aug. tf and Wednesday scattered show*
b y M a tto n a l
When ha arrive* a t Pensacola.
e rt Wadnesday.
the tariffing Colorado Elver.
'mal W*r»U*n.
,*
trsoim oeg en ra g * n r w l
--M L S
Shell Delivery For I
, tvi^juiy i»-w, S a - L T f !L £ rn :l Park Walk* h S low L fl,'.?" J w S lJ S S -
In Lower California
a
LOCAL WEATHER
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•W Miners For
Transportation
I* UKOtdlllM * U
ot (jbOptae llfiw.
i*7 o t gold lion hidden In iho {
ita futittpawa of IIm South i
**» Ando* but only n m i * 1
i H te n
poulbU for In t.'oJ
ro*pnlon to p t Ui« pr*.
••*01 n t In pay Inf quantl• foada, of court*, aiUt, IvilB tha Peruvian vallay. when
AMnopoitatlon la ovorablo. and
2 #d*d**oRW fold mlnti, hi(h
•• Ando*, oo that tba w ot r t
m g Min Inf miehlnrry Into lh«
M hr df fatting th* ow out hi<’
LBbUI rocenily, prohibit hr*.
C fM not nntll Hofh I. Wall*,
bfatawp Amtikaii pilot, landeo
Jrf hi# four huf* CorUna Con
S transformed from tom bing
•oo l« commmlal a ir-lin er,
tte gravelly beocb o f lak t
JIM mitre, obova iea-ltTc .
hfoa and o half tom of mm
Achbvory, th it tht rich An
[O-d dopooHn wero opened up.
I f , iky-trucking from Tr *
o Lake Plat hi* birorne u
OdhlaTfmrnt and alreadv
lh»n IIO0 tom of min inn
Mry have teen landed hlg*.
Andti, in opii« of o p -d rift*
lown-draft*,
toll-wtndi
Beau to tiro fn llu rt, while InntlU t high tpeed, in iuch a.UI , w ith o fu ll load of mining
S i n t r y , would b t dlinilroun,
a la la o f iho Condor Peruana te
loclon, oporatlng iho Ibie, ln*i*t
Btdxlmum o a fity in ovory p u t
iho Condor’■ equipment, notably
,-O onoraI alrpU no tiro* with
oil Mwlr ihlpa ora provided.
Kuo fo r, o ffic ia l* of th * Condor
rttMa do A t I* cion u y . 'ho
Mtrblt htvn w lthitood l e t '* fa r
oooaaa o f >ho i I io m for which
jf w ars origin ally dfilgnod.
a u t iu m
op
m i .m
nr
to a r iO K iitiM
la
too
ifr'& an ^.“Sronr-s
a l paklla oatary to lb *
Oiohuot
bMdor for t ta k a t Ilia C oarl Hooro
oatraaeo la l u t i M . a a tha in k
day at Ju ly 10U a t I t a^ctoak A.
A , t a i aartUtooU o r cortlfloaloa
bold ky iko O tau to ca tb o r with alt
Halilod
and
oakora o a a t
lotla*
a i m oa tha follow In c daoerlkod
In a m rd a a o a
w ith (ho pro•lolont a f Chaptar I S » « , Aria ol
t
t
l
t
»ad
apaa
tr
r
lt tt a roqoaol of
o’clock A. ¥-• ta# aortm eato ot f. I. BOUTON I w ilt
r far tala
rarllfleatoo mid ky tha Otata lo- it paklla apiary la o ffa
hlohaal
■ tlh rr with alt otaltlad and l i b . tlddar for eaah .a l Ika
ib t
Coarl
>'<iu*nt lovtad l a s t * oa tk* fol Ifooa* ontraao* la Ohafotd
oa th*
lowing carerlkod land* la Aaml- l l l b day a f Ja ly
IIM
at
II
nnlo County, Plorlda. to-w it: •
o'clock A. K , tan wait If]tala ol
C trl. No. 411 Of A up. A 1*10
torn lira Ka bald ky tha Otata loro o rrla * Lot t A N I ft of Ml
nolhrr with ail om lltad one' ouh1 Blk. i Tr. t Hanford.
•oaoaat la . 1*4 U aaa oa Ik * MlC trl. No. I l f ot A a *. I, IMP
lowloa dOMflhtd land* la Oaialcriterion Lott 1 A I Blk. II
nola County, Florida, to.w lt
Tr. I Onnfofd.
Cart. No. M R of A na A l i l t
n il**. 4 „,. i.*,*4 , * * ,. m | (p,
Ik* lot day of J a ly IIM .’
I), **. ItHttNPON.
C lu b o f I.IrrHIt c« *f»
KamlHiila Cnwnly. Florid*
•M’ flttlU U Ifl
IK iflin k H ,
M « w N A V A L H O S P I T A L , ik rtck ed In ahovn archltoeV i Brow
aero tile north of BsU itoda, Md., a suburb of W ath ln< t*a. D. C. A total of
kid by Congrroa fo r com iracU on and land purckaao. aad Iho protect wtl
_______ hotplU l building*, aad u n lti fo r the nav»l m edical, d ental, and *U
K fihrr with
omltt#d i*»d >ub-
■rfijuflnl !• v lo>f* tiftSav on
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE oh
h/,L*; o r
iHIITiyHMTM
TAX
U'M' fol*
Imwijijf JrA crlbt'l taml ■ hi Hum*
noli* I’ounly, Florida, tn-w li:
C trl. No n » of AUU- .* 1) J 3
ruvcrlnn l-t»l 1 ISIk. S Tl* <•
Hanford.
W H m #« m y
hnndt iin«l i t i l
llii»
In nrwjrilanc# With ( li«
pro- iho t i t day of Ju ly 1111.
llaloni (if r|i*pl#r 113K. Art* of
a r. mauMPOM,
r i r r h rtf C ircuit i?«itirt
1937 nml ii|i*n written rrf|urrl of
Rtinlnolo
County, Florid*Mlt-S K. C (lAIINBIt I will off^r
for »*1« 4t public uutrry to lh&! t.^n A L i
I h tih *it lfldd*r for ruufi i t ' tti* >
Court ffi»u*«i pnlrjnc* in Savjoril i
If OTICH n r IU .I 1 0 1 / TA I
on th* llt h day of Ju ly Ulh m! t
m triciC A Ti'.N
II o 'fjw k A, I I . l i t <*«rtlfk*t* or
fn n ff n rd nn r« with
pro - 1
c r r llfl* * !* * lit Id hy Hi* HI n t« in- vUlun* of Chiipter 1 t t 9 l . A«*» nf
WALTER ^A. MASON I will affar
tor oalo ot yakllo outcry to ika
klihaat klddar for eaah a| Ike
Court 11 out* entrance la Baa ford
an lb * l*lh day or Ju ly M il ml II
o'clock A hi la a rortlflroto .' or
carllfleato* held by th * Otal* id (a lh tr wllh .a ll omitted aad aob•><iuant Mvlad lanoa on Iko fol
low inor dooorlkcd mada la flsmlonl* County, Florida, to-w ll!
C a rt No. l i l t of Ju ly A M il
■nvoriao Lot I t B lk. A dfoal
wildmore.
IVIInao* my kind and o*«l fbIF
ika Ml day af Ju ly t i l l .
Q, P. II NR NDON,
Clork of Circuit Court
Bamloola County, FlorMn
* *i n n u n iu ru fs . Clork of Circuit Court.
Oomloolo County. FtoeW*.
aooofdoMn a i m
lb# pawoIomoo of Chop!or I I I N , Act* al
Bomlaol* Coaaty,
anil
I f door* hart btrn cut in the
By cobtna of th* huje ConI And heavy machine paiM are
r tfOROporfad, a l |M 0 U n. The
Itb. b rt equipped with oeygen
the pilot* riaa to 18.000 fed
r . (bo Cordil draa and m ike
ciftp, that fotmorly took ntit a teefk, In an hour mil ID
•fas, Tha blggoet * Ingle day
I ’ when I t Ion* of machinery
r toppllea warn flown ln>o Lake
fcfrom Trujillo.
|Y
An
■bJ
upaa brlitau
P A itin ii ’ h o b m o o n t
lor s a lt
pabtM oal
hiohoot hldior fo r tm
ronrt llo u o o o a r ‘
00 (ho l lt h day
t ’tlM k A. M
c.rttfteato* A
g alh .r w ttb (
rot root lout*
lowing d io fr1
■olo C n u y ,
Con. No.
w r«H «» A,
th a or rfn
i» n. » «■
».«0 th ■ | ak
m i o .i l n
•a oly la ’ ho*,
Wilimo Mflr
id . awd pool ia
Iho log to y i
al/ iitA
»V I,,...NOON,
o t Ctrwolt Cow
W ho** * nay hand aad atal ltd*
■k* I at day .a f J a ly I I I I .
O. F. MBRNDON. ,
Clark of C treall Cootl.
Oamlnol* C o a a ty .. Florida
BEAL') • .
n o n CM A F OALB a f TAX
C BBTIPIO A TBS
la ire *rd a a c * with Ik * provlalona a t Chaplor I01IA A ct* uf
1*1 J and opoa w rtltaa raqoaal of
IfAltrtV If. A MAKE J . HRBRKX
I will a lfa r tor *a l* a l publl* out
cry lo lha hlskaal klddar for raak
it ika Court Hour* o a lra a c* la
tonferd on I k * 'l l t h day o t . J n l r
' ( I I a| II O'oloak A. 1A. Ian ta tIflrata ar atrU flealoa bald by Ik*
d ia l* looalbor w llb all omltlad
and aubaanuoal Itv ltd lanoa no
lha followlao daarrlbad laad* In
Bamloola Caunty, F lorid *, to-w lt:
COM. No. I l l of A a *. I . MM
caverMa Lot 10 Blk. B OpurlIna'a Aad:
W iln iH my kaad aad aoal Ikla
4h* Ml day of Jo ly t o il.
a F. HBRNDON.
Clark a f C ircuit Court.
Ormlnoto C oaaty, Flarlda
(BEAL)
HM aad oooa writto* ntulil of
W. B. KIRC1UIOFF, JR, 1 arlll offor for aajo at paklla oatary to
tba klykaat klddar for oaab at tha
Coart Hoaaa aatraaaa la Banfora
oa Iho llth Uai of Jaly l» l at
tt o'clock A. Id. tat aortlflcata
ar oartlflaataa hold by tba btato
toaalhor with all pmlttad aad tubaaaaaal Itrite taaoa aa tha fal
lowIa* daoerlkod taado la bash
aol# County, Florida, ttt-wlt:
Cart. No. t of Aa«. y, lilt
cooortao B*o aa ■ bid* of
WNhlva Rhror till ft N Ml*
dap. B of Oly Lima of Maaaa K.
Ury at In lay. M It. It Ron
• im d*o. e m i ft n mm
don- a lo Ot John* IIIear NWly
nlono Rl**r to Month of
FltTrt Rlror aty nlono nano
WltYaw my banc aad aoal thlo
tht lt| day of July mi.
. O. r. hTRXPOM,
(ACAD
R . N . N IPPER
Clark of Circuit Court.
Soialaol* County, Florida.
R O T Ira OF OAAB O F ,T A X
In aaaordnae* with
Ika
yrotlolona of Chaptar H IM . Aata of
M il aad npoa w rtltaa roqoaat of
MART A U CB F IT T S . I will a ffa r
fa r tala at paklla salary to IM
k lakw t M llr r fo r cash nt th *
Coart flao«a ontranca In Baa ford
oa Ika 10th day of Jo ly a l I I
I 'l W k A. U , taa eorttflrat* or
aortlfleott* bold by Ik* Otal* to*
o *tk *r with a ll omlltad and aubaannant larlra t a x * oo lha fM*
tnwlns d '*erlh*d land* In Saminnlo Cnuolr. Florida, to-w ll:
r * to. No f i t nt tup I. I l l )
r n m ln g Lot 0 Bib. 1 Tr. A
On nlord.
C*rt. N«. Tt of f a ir t. M il
c » r* iin s 1*1 O A T hai Pari af
M R of c r * * k A N I A of Lot
B XL Joiwph*
' fl.oi Wen IBB aa# In * '• lif t
W ER T -The JE W E L E R
PtbOiABlk I ltd WotchbA
f i n * W oU b A b b Jo w e tjy B o p t i f t a t
Eahelman’s (Red Rose) Guaranteed
Feed*
Longwood Feed * Fei
K c o p o a lc a l
1
l y
M ow
i l t a
I s l f t f t
V o S M
A practlcml way to prevent
rer-heated homes ha* Just
ten perfected. COMFORT
DOLlng! ll draws cooler
r In th e windows, circu
it* gentle breezes through
eryrpom . You can relax,
comfortably
----' -
EncJ^day the new* column* of this paper bring yqu ip
i ftotn the far corners o f the world * . .
of science, the momentous moves of n»«
Singapore and Scotland,
-1 1
■
'i i .
•r
K ?
'
Buenos Ai
airplanes high In thd heavens, and mines mlif deep in
earth.
.
�i M f l w i 1« A t ( M r O M t n l
h t t j A f f # r i t a t B tU . H ighw ay
A M
W a te r T ra a s p o rla U o a
S em in ole C o tm ly P ro d u ce*
M ore F r u i t A nd V egetab le* T h an A ny
S im ila r A re a In A m erica
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Press
New Financial
SAN FO RD .
ROOSEVELT R EV IEW S U. S. FL E E T
limion’BPropossl
Called Darkest
(cation S i n e s
ringing Of W ar
F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . J U L Y
Market Pact
Seen As Aid
To Produce^
16.
19.1s
KsUhlLshed In 1908
N U M B ER 277
NEW YO RKERS ACCLAIM HUGHES
Paris Subway
Committee SaygGrowera Are Saved from
Heavy lo sses By
( 'o n t r o l Measures
>rity Solution
ht By Czechs
A flrr
Form er Czar Of Util
ity Empire In Mid
dle W e s t Is VIctimOT Heart Ailment
rfvipwing wAiton* tvhfrD
Wife Collapses On
Learning of Death
comill onn unit* '■nruew, hut mui il* r U» thfvt* existing during t h i
past
trliry
««»<» n. th • Control
ro m m itu -r in s n-|Mir< in the to'
se Record Vic
es As Invaders'
Ikow Drive Lags
dustry. dn ami Dial the pact
wveo itium r, (rum lu »es Ihal
would
T his
have
lirrn
»•< rum)
Ex-M agnatetlad Been
Tn Paris I D a y s ;
i Son Is N o t i f i e d
rumiAu.
ru ola inod
in • •uninia y report prvpatrd by
a
ai> •voininillcr
ami aent ttf
grower* ...... -hippcr. in Ih« in- ]
du.try. It * « » rrlraetd by ttTT:*|
S lr e lr who is In charier of t h * 1
Control
Committee o ff.cr
hcrc.l
Thr Mstkrl ng
Agrvt mont I f ,
not a ciiri all nut has n i t « i l#;
rainv the return* to the growDffeA
iil (he wm»t
Rihotii, the n* p e r il
1A— (A P)
I ( G t t r m a New*A|«nr*»+rt »4
PARlM . Ju ly 16.— (A P I —
Snjuuef
In«ull,
78,
fallen
$tooo,OOp,otlQ ru le r o f a fttld*
wd|: u tility rtnitim . <li«l nudL
deftly e u rly f’ n i *
u i'icrnoon.
O ftlc nU d a ld " he
cultiipAcd
•front i h e a rt Rtlneli in a nubtin y tra m
iniull wn.n tak en
hy
-iiiim ay
em p loy e*
to
lew )*»U|
• O m lnoua a lfn a o f Ja p a n e se
fin an cial d is tre s s echoed in
Utft w a r in C h in a tod ay as
tHe d u a a n ro u f civ il s trife a p
p ro ach ed end o f th e .second
y e a r In S palg an d te rro rism
d U led B rlU s jt e f f o r ts to re•foru p e a ce bi P a le stin e .
A ra s o lu tu n by the cen
tr a l p r ic e pdlley com m ission
u rgin g m t Ja p a n e s e governmOnt to tua Cold and* spado res i M 'to putfhsaa raw materiel*
w a a tllw b f foreign ebaercera
tn Tokyo th# darkest indication
I f Iks J i f a l a t a (te a sd a l dlff»-
100,000^ 00
if ’ ■Bin*
(M il tar guarantee currency, f i
nanciers, however, doubted that
laftatien a ad |low * f confidence
would follow If lb* government
'accept* the proposal.
Spain was allll dtvldad between
wdrrlng armies a* (ha has been
alncf th* dawi of Ju ly la . iu.no,
whan CaneriUsalm^
Franco’s
armies revolted. Insurgents ad
vanced slowiy d aft) th* highway
front Teruel U thh Mediterranean
behind a heavyi bombardment
from warplanes } and artillery,
nnafling their .attack against Va^kuthoritle* leeted a machine
gun am place i it ak entrance to
'a old city and armed
o f the Jewish village
th* ^trlfa betwsen the
I’e Awe and Araba that
to Of Model Boat
R ace Is Adrzhced
mere# froen Monday, in ly IS.
A
> 1 . rants f t* maftk he paid at
tto tU o of regtatratlan. The
fHwl in to far ragtatrmtlon will
bft Ja jy 30.
I
JJJ"
••• o t * m
th e ne.irhy
tlioo*aiii
i rwp^vta)
o fT W U i •tohUiR
Will Attend
INSULL PASSES
Stephens Makes Extensive
Plans For Exhibit At Fair
y f T W tf Ilf*,- W*
tor *n lnt*r*Wijip yl»H‘ wbm w i
* * n t Into lb** Florid* K*hihit
worCihop In Ucl^nd,
but
we
harilly cip ertn l lo find »ueh »
dlxplay of (rcbnlcal «nt! InKrnino. development, nor such v»»l!
produclinn.
We wiueeied our wny into the
lltlle offleu whrre eeveml work
men were consulting and were
»oon rreogniicd hy our frirnd,
Ityron Rlephrne, who
diipeneioir advlro and instruction from
hrhiml hU table of bhie-prinU
and .ketehea,
Huey, thouih he
»«*, he took lime to eapUIn tn
u* the plane for (he magnificent
Florida exhibition, In propreaa
of development for the J939
World’* Fair In New York Ciljr.
JThe huildinn which will hou*e
the rxhihition L* of an imprewivo
Rpuniih ■design. The ground*—
M-comi in area only to Great Bri
tain'* contribution— lie along one
*hoe of the take and will bo
land taped and planted with
many of the tropical troe* and
plant* native to Florida.
Byron told us that hia horti
culturist and crew of helpers had
tn main many anil teat* over the
elate, in order In find that which
most nearly matched tho typo el
IM S A N G E L E S . J u ly I S . — OF)
Itooaavall
t» M
a
uniform - coal rol 'han wai pro eb rrring crowd at I a>i A n r c l n
vided to 19.13 Whan hap haa trl C m I ml Slu t inn today I hut h»*
hop* -I H^imftif MeA*l«*« o f Cell
ue but our ti/d voluntary control wee effected
•)
fo rn h wniilil hi* re-rlrrtcfl.
were shown a^nne' During thi* time »nmn grower
in
under a third of then
Th» pivftji|i'fit*A .apFcinl
train
ra m *, and nearby plowed
fr
hurt* for * brief
.NV. 40 f r e t wide, crop while other* shipped ev en hrmiglit him
.■
fttopivvr h rftirr h«* Irave* hy
iahed
by a
tech--talk that roul.t be hjrveeird,
nutiiniMhilc fur San Ihrgn. There
in who had helped construct was pointed out.
Concrnlng thr pie* for fedet -1 ho will I'Miiril thy heavy rruisei
th*- gover nm ent'* giant lr»l tuncontrol which
w»i nllmi d m vvhieh util tube hurt on
n* l. ami had been a te»l pilot acreage
made by
a numl»r •! A ft lung rn iiR f into smith P hon.I
mechanic,
among
other ccntly
_________ the report polntrd nu: clfir witlrrn a* fa r as (iulapag«M
things. A young fellow, working
that this form of control I* not lalan I*
over a bench, waa putting the
legally possible at the time. Th.
II. will start homeward
In
finishing t o u ch * * on an Ingentrtpnrl pointed
out that »v*''
tln»»*
r-*d h ihe Panama Tanal
uiis working model o f the lifeproriuclion through Increased »
Aug I iiml will ui rive ut IVnsa*
d ie d figure o f a man, who will
ill continue a . i" the
colu, four tiny ft later to hoard u
go through the actions o f fishing tT* e * *
»• fnwe Tw«»
tram for Washington.
and catching a tarpon from th«
Yesfi'rftay
t li e
P i p * Merit,
re ar of a l n h in g cruiser which
ftpenking m the hunting tlrap« <t
will m»ve in an undulating mo
mlmmittruitort IniiMing «tf
the
(inn with (he water.
Just an
ll»*P.I exposition in San
F ia nother part of a
diorama.
We
flaco gave a plain indication that
ween
shown
the
machinists
this country looks In other worl l
room where complete mechan
power* to initiate iJUarmameru
ism* are turned out, from piston*
effo rts.
to healin gs, a * none of
their
But he aihleil; **W«* fervently
contrivances r a n bo made
of
hope fur Ihe day when the other
titandnrd part*.
taifling nations of the world will
Ttoi art of the taxidermist la
realize that thei r presrnl cniirre
■lispHyrd in an array of mount
must inevitably lead them to
rd birds- Artificial fruit, mad*
d ilid tr4
of a mil*position malarial, la i»
*'We stand
ready
in
meet
realist Id In color and texture that
them in any e f fo r t * they
may
it wiiuld be grabbed up by m y
make toward a definite re duetlon In world a rm a m e n t."
t~ -J'r esiden t
f
ir
Is Called To Put
Out Garage Fire
|
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i garage. Flrei
Four Seminole fishermen, Will costa of law enforcement In lb* flra Prot**l>ljr
Bennett, Eugene Oglesby, Jim f , ce „f ouch Jury decUlon*. TkU .j*
[*
Oglesby and
Wilbur Oglesby, c c „ cost th* U xpajera of V«- p|( U |y burt|„
were exonerated Thursday by a lusie .county eumfUilng
like
7 ^ ^ was
Jury In the Volusia County Court I * 00- P*rt of whlcH could hav* Tn ^ p l M ,
.
.
.
'
been gotten beck m the event ot
on a charge of using a seta* In
„
J,' .
. " *
the SL J o h n s River
coavictton.
lllll# damage.
M. 8. McGregor who assisted
Fire Chief I
Iv d ^ t o c ^ r 'b v ' t h T e t l X t 0Tnd ro o n ‘ y Ko,kilor ^
M MIIU
M a v n c.il
J*
. ** tn the prosecution nf the case a motor trip
reprimanded bn Jury for lU do* axl,rmuc<] bl* vlewpoInU on the southern sUti
.
,- s - t
,
‘
dituailon.
visit fir e . t a t
"The jp rr enntblefely l««urml
„Th< oalatS H l J attraction of cltto. In onlm
the evidence nr a 'S ta te
gum* r|oli)U) M (t tn jta unexcelled motion that i
warden and; that o t On **tftn*«T eU|Uta' y ( i,h to«," ho ,koId the Improving Sac
•'These Seminole Cnoaty fish
ermen have been coming Into ,Valueto raonly for IS ye*re. Weak-
zthornzthh'&tlmw’j u
r z j;
um* *# airtight
m
too S to to
ero »
o ffm d
M il
In fo rm a tio n On
Flood Conditions
Asked By Dawson,
i'u iiLM iirm ottan
luMpitHl.
M l" InsitH. lit fl * Lit I* « f tn|Inpftt* when fthi* rrnrhptl the hoapit*I.
ul tl.dii wlii'ii »he left her
hot» i ii|'iii i merit at noon the a g
ing magnate iol>i hef he was go
ing to hi c e i lew letters and
Knowledge Sought By
Engineers' (I r o u p
For Canul Project
Seminole Fishermen Are Exonerated "u *
By Jurors In Volusia County Court, their return
!Z
i, tiu, r g ' iic>
Hito* ForKlas Allman
To Be Held In Ostocn
Foneral a m Iras for Kloa Allmoa wlw died at tho bom* ef hie
■(•tor, Jin . J . W. Wood*, h#’ #
F «i*w i< r win bo held to the
Ootomi Comit wy Sunday after*
PF.N3ACOIA. July
A clienup week designed ui
stimulate interest In katplng rur
al mail box* attractive in appear
ance will he launched Aug. I by
taatm asu r M. Oliver Brawncr.
Patrons will bo aaktd to get
rid of unsightly and aon-rtguUtion boxes "thereby contributing
to the general beauty of high
way*", Ihe postmaster said.
Brawnrr explained Ule "week"
her* will he part of a nation
wide movtmenl
to encourage
A le tter has gone out from
t h * o ff loo uf County Agent t!. K
Daw-Min requesting aid of* larrriciH and cattlem en In awrertMin
ing damage done ill
Seminole
County by fmrnl connH inn *
The
i n f o ! u n it i o n
b ein g
nough'
f t i r *Iib|lllMSi«iti t o t l i e i m u
Hilt l e u
of
en g in eer*
gaged
111
iiiep arin g
arm v
en gin ei*r+ o n
who
a
the
are
hint
St,
el»
lot
Florida C ro p s
Have Improved
Fullowing Rains
Jo in t,*
ImTiaii Kivur canal projei't.
In the 11 * I of <|
mu* iiftked
tlu* f a im c i*, they wen* rei|iu,st*,i|
to give the iiiniihcr of ucres of
cultivated hind that was out of
pi mlurt ion mi account of high
»■
mu ikcil
tj|„lt.t th«aiiMmilitid
,j„v
Florida corn crop for l:i:w wga
i
boshejs.
asked ........ lunate lieneatly
liushrla g ica to r
age to Ihe miiiki-i .............if m i p s i|,an last yi
rrup. The -west
Fantuel Invull, tK-ycar old ex-; due lo high water.
potuto crop was p'acctl at I . 7 H liiagu.it.' of a middle west utility
They wete also a-kuii lo list <1111 hu-hels, a good increase,
‘ oipiie, died suddenly of a heart
tin- riumher of urn-s Ih.u wouldTohscco
production
was e*tlailoietu
on asubway train
in be rivaled and tiled if high wa- mate,I „ I | I.HIIO.IMHI pounds of
Can*,
ter could he kept ut least I h i r e
flue r u le d ; OSH,IHIO pounds of
Fien eh
feet lower than m I'JilU.
sun cured; and 'J.too,Olio pounds
f u . v%if
Questions asked the cattlem en „( the shade variety.
Included the number o f a c r e , ol
The farm bureau said Florida
— —
grating land owned ur leased, the ritius crops "showed a splendid
_
number uf cattle oil the
land, reaction to favoruhle rain*
In
a
the number of acres of Ihu land late May
and J i m * ”. It added
W JUL
that n u * covered with water in tn-vs made viginnua growth and
,
1921, I9-'I0. and IU.lt, and the 'lie Ju n e bloom was heavy.
*
J O U
length of lime g ra ting land cm
The
rendition of the orange
ered by high water is until lor crap on J u l y 1 was reported |D
f ’j t
g i a iiu g a f te r the water reredee. peicrlil l e t t e r than on Ju n e
__ 4___
Alto the number of ca ttle if The grapef ru it crop we* r c » T he
auy that died due to high water tillered 12 percent
t e l l e r , T a ll
in 1 9 2 1. 19.10. uml 1934. They gcrlne* were reported six percent
were also asked if they sold cat- improved.
lie to the United S t a l e * GovernBetter crops of Flotilla peach**,
mont fro'm the flood area
III pl.t.
rn l ■- -i ie« n'so wero prt-
Townsendites ToHcar
SenatorCIaudc Pepper
Cleuile
Pepper
Done around the Inkes anil weSenator
----■lerwayu of Seminole County who scheduled to lie thn guett epeahar.
might he affected by flood con- »» ■ meeting of Towueend ClUJO
dltlona.
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D.
Trip To Mountains
A .
S m a lle y P la n s
Violator* of Ctty ordinance*
n v_i
m
is
a •
will he tried before Judge Frank
L Millar in a aeeainn of the Mu---------mripnl Court at Ihe Polkr Sta
A. 1). Smalley, manager nf
tion Monday afternoon at 4;00 the McCrory Five and T en Cent
SIMLA, India. July IS__ M V - o'clock.
Tour British privates and two na
A permit* baa been granted
tive soldiers were killed today
bl an abortive attempt to cap A, L. TUomai to nuke repairs
ture the Fakir of IPI who has to a one story frame building
• revolt of northwaot fron •" Second Street between Pin#
r. Smalley's old home town of
end Cypreet Acenuee ht an e*titribesmen since Spring.
mated cost of 1 1 0 0 .
neolnlnn, Ga.
Mr Smalley plan* to h« away
flinty let Deputy, Murray Over- fo r about lb day*. After their
tn
DAYTONA HEACII, —OF)— A street will loslplf offices for th* return Mrs. Smalley plan*
Ifttowtd* contest for modal alr- coming year In a meeting of the leave for a month's vacation,with
Im m win bo held a t lb* airport Hanford Lodge f f of the Inter her slater, Mbs Harsh Edwards
Ire Aug. 4. Thor* will be national Order o f Odd Follow* la Hollywood, Calif. Mias Ed
rtoea for both gasoline powered In the Odd Follow* Hall Mon ward* graduated in ' l l l f l from
day night i t 1 4 0 o’clock.
4 Berntool* High School.
S#- rubbar-yr opel led ylowoo.'
of C en tr al Florida a t U k e a l d *
P ark in Orlenoo n e a t Thuradoy
«rt«m oon, Arthur a . Kir*J*h4**J'
secretary of the local club, on-
t tod.y.
.......
A picnic will he held In COO*
nertion with the meeting
other prominent apeakrra
OOdOf*
Those who have no transput
tallon were requested lo mepu
arrangementa with W. I. Haghq^>
!LOCAL WEATE
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�SATURDAY; JU L Y !« . 1938
T O * HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
An Interesting Booklet
Herald
One of the neatest tittle booklets put out by a govern
ment department in a long time comes to our desk from ’
the office of Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture
for the State of Florida. It was written and prepared by
Mary A. Stennis, consultant nutritionist, and Li known ss
Bulletin No. 40.
Dealing with Florida fruftg and vegetable#, it con
tains a complete list of practically all the products of
Florida's versatile soil, as well as countless recipes for
preparing them in new and Interesting ways, and many
Florida menus which certainly look sg if ..hey were well
worth trying.
Among the almost countless fruits listed whtchNnany
Florida people may learn of for the first time are the
cherimoya, sugar-apple, sour-sop, mammoncllla or Spanish
lime, sapodilla; tamarind, cocao plum, moniatera delieioaa.
cars ml»ola, and umkokolo. Of course such common fruits
as mango, kumquat, guava, pomegranate, pineapple.
Market Pact
i
Seen As Aid J
To Producers
\yJO H N H lX
STRANGE A S IT
Continue* r n m
F l t t ©•*•
trat tliat lo r w from o?or
production might hr tightened by
rontrotllng shipments.
Regarding acreage control, it
»*• stated, that the committee
haa asked the Department of. Agri
cntiure to tavrsUgoto the posilWHtk* of making an adjustment
In
allotments
to compensate
sroweri for s volunary reduction
fn production.
The comm http reported that
the control of snrplae In c«v*«
of the elloted celery was nan
« eNfltftNp,
DIRECSURY
Sanford Are.
Rare Year Clocks And
Watches Repaired By
| One Who Really
Knows How
JEW ELER.
108 Magnolia
mo emitetucy
SANFORD
ELECTRIC CO,
TERSE FOR TODAY
E TRUTH
MAKER
UK
!; I tell you the t r u t h . —Joh n
Fixtures
Wiring
■and* f tf t a fro m the land
hr
saa
king’s
daughtst •
t R a frills o f foam f o r the wedT ^ t a f gown.
Jewels of bubblss strung
I threads o f
sunlight,
with
,'^ lasp a o f pearl,
f lt m lf b t from a war#
crest
Jlu n g .
desk of the olue o f aummsr
o f tha fa in test sheen,
veil -of
twilight
amer
stars that poop and hide,
oaa of tliS stiver moonI lies on the rippling lids.
Ill a rheat of mothsr-of-
Martin’s Garage
Genera]
Repairing
ll«e More Cotton
New uses fur cotton which may solve the South’s
problem of over-prixluction are found in John Temple
lira von ' column where Phil Barney of the Tantpa Tribune
in quoted as quoting "Junonia" ns saying:
I huve an allergy for wool, feathers, silk and
felt, which has made me sleep on cotton-stuffed
mattresses and pillows all my life, covered wP.h
colton sheets ami blankets, j lived a long while
without knowing who', caused my preference, be
fore scientists discovered that word ‘allergy.’
Life is so simple since they explained It' all I *1
huve '.old a number of people who tossed aleepleesly on more expensive beddings that they should
change to cotton and save their lives. Overstuffed ftirnp.ure should bo done with cotton hat
ting too, especially if your neighbor^ have doge
and rats. Fleas have an allergy for cotton. Wear
it and be free from the H’.tle pests. 1 don’t wear
cotton hose because Japanese make iRk ones, but
because cotton is cooler and mosquitoes cannot
bite through K. I even use shortening made of
Liaf Angeles millionaire la
h b wife for divorce on I he
la that she wouldn't let
l i t b a r. At least not since
nets married.
sard Hughes had mad*
> around *ha world any
be would probably hive
Mk In Um* tu aoo Ma
•off from Floyd Ben-
HAMMER THROWER . . .
So fonabuntly e*n Vrrd Toc
tal, track coach at Rhode Island
Stats College, throw
Iho
10pound hammer around 1 0 0 faat
that ho Is considered “off form’;
if tha wsight drops In lha neigh
borhood of IBS fret. OH Inches
— the racognltod world’s raeord
for this avast I
Strangs aa It raama, Toot*I
actually thraw saw n
IS-pouml
1 0 0 -fo o l mark— one teas reaching
210 that T toshes. This ramarkable foil* waa performed In May,
IB2S. Teotel was then coaching
at Morcvrabont Academy and in
eligible for actual competition.
Oddly enough, tha world's rec
ord la this event, held by I'at
Ryan, an Irish New Yack “cop”
h»- -food unbeaten »im*a 1011 at land .State have ro m s Henry UreyISO fe e t Stk inchee. Tontel in t-r, 16-pound weight world’s recI 911 won the National Champion- or,I hulilvr; Irving
Kolwurtehny,
»hip in the event und also rap- who held the name title for a
lured tha 1914 Olympic event week in l illf t; und_\Villinm Itowe.
at I'aria, but hi* record-breaking Natiuual AAU hammer champion
hravea were not rerognlxed by in 19 1 ft.
the International A m ateur Ath-1 HAY BRIDGE GADGETS . . •
li-tv T ed era tio n.
| Complete even to a fl-by-fl fool
Tootel’e t i n t
throw
in
hie ja il , the new Kan Frnnrbu-u-Oakfrv-hman year at Uowiloin Col- land Hay Bridge ia appointed in
lege, 1919, nearly
reauitrd
in nil the luted gadgets for safety
d iu sta r, according In J o h n J . Mu- and convenience,
gee. hi) couch there. T oote t be-| Along the four and
one-half
aims a )cited , danced around for, mil« span a re spaced call-bores
fiv e turns, then let go of the f o r tow-car eenrire or for stun*
wsight in the gro ng direction. It moning the bridge's fire truck. A
flaw out of the field and lit in miniature weather bureau under
a passing farm wagon.
|T o w e r Two a n a l y i e s the ai r for
Many o f Tootcl'a proteges have, destructive elements which might
lad tha sports field in hammer! do harm to the bridge,
throwing.
Out of
Rhode IsMeadayt T h e aseeey e a t e r l
W.T
Stephens Makes Big Qualifications
P lan . P ar Exhibit F o r E n jj8 tm en t
Prasldsnt says he Is taking
Italy ns part In state pria Wb aura would .hate to
Opposition candidate If he
I ever decide to participate.
wy beds a rt already out In
Mctlsas of the city, Markets
rile and markets may fall
fee Cslary industry gov* on
m m tMMRK
oofetr.vkwctf
tn Navy Given
ONE OF the moat beautiful of ell thince Is a beautiful
Inmp. Nothing in all the world, save It be musk, ran so
soothe and sot adream the mood of mortal men. The peat
and oil the present and some of the future ere encom
passed in Ite soft persuasive glow, God made the sun and
moon and stars, but man. his child, out of necessity made
for hhnnelf lamplight aa a beacon and a haven for the In
nermost secret of hit heart.—George Jean Nathan, Auto
biography of an Idee (Knopf)
marketing housewife. Tha com
position materials used must b*
developed
throagh painstaking
Only about ona of every nine
particular l applicants for service In the
i United Slates Navy are accepted
i at work under the present strict qua' ifined giaa* cations,
William
J . Lifferty,
pa aa lha guaat of Miss Ns Us
Leash and, tosktonttUy of hoc
brother, Aigul Cameras, wh* la
amplayad a t the Tampa shipyards
Mrs E. M. Calloway Is Uavtoe
the last of the weak far Crvenflatd HEM, Conn, to pass a por
tion of Uts summer.
Mtoa Kuby Hart baa aa her
guaat bar raeatn, Mia* Rumnia
Towsll of UmatUfe.
Orakam Hunter baa Mtomcd
from a visit with bom* folks at
Cherlatt*, M. O.
R, L. Grier and J. C. Ells, worth want
with Um truckers’
dalsgktloa. to Tamps Wcdnosdny
t
CLYD E.SU LLSBY U S E S
s a a m ja a ta a
W ERT-The JE W E L E R
DtememM had Watches •
Fine Watch Ana JEtoeby Repatrhfg
‘G-Men of the
RECAPPING
PRESCRIPTIONS
Have That
Wont Tire
“You don't think I’m craxy do you?** wea the reply.
M1 pushed it right aide up yesterday and they kept filling
ft with gravel.”
ay. Collin* of TaUahaase*
\f Win be named Hpvaktr
Hoam at a aiuskrrhlip
Martin's Garage
CONTRACT SIGNED
Alexaedsr O n , J r ., who resigned
from the cammiaalon last MonJnptler moves around the tun
day.
in 11 years and 114.92 days.
I
-------------------------There I* only ona part o f halt-
in ten d en t.
SANFORD TW ENTY TEA RS AOO
Bodies—Apr Ingw—Trailers
A pries you earn afford
to pay
1 'H lI . A D F I . H t I A ,
July 1« —
(At— A three-year co ntract, prov'dmg for n i reduction *n p n a c n' wage scales, waa t i m e | ,* t *
MIAMI,
July ia.— t>D— Tha yihterrlay by ’. he Ameriran >adthree-man City Commission ma e 'r t t o n o f Hosiery W « r U r t _ M l
jority last night appointed J . XL the r o l l Vashroned Hosiery Man
Lummua, a former Mayor, to ufacturer* o f America. T h j eon, aarva tha unexolred term of tra c t a f f e c t * 3 0 ,0 0 0 workers.
THE SUPERINTENDENT of an insane asylum no
ticed an Inmate pushing a wheelbarrow upside dawn.
“Why do you have It upside down? raked the Super
y k .West Cltlscn may not
to i* l a- the m etiw * itaa
I, hot just try to gat your
In Uto i>> 'o fjC ’ an ilu.brs.
y West Cltlscn. And the blga r t not atwnyi the beat.
mlUei- win made
llam iler, of Manatee,
Sr., of Sanford, (
(Ivo-do, Henry Ncki
Italph R. Chapman
and lairing Raoul ol
Truck & Auto
Service
•
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O.
twars In y ra n ef eg*, muot be monUlty
ittosi, ao qualified, aa dstarminad by enam
e l smell ittallon. An
nppUcral who be*
amde to n e p I c M the sM b
grado at
wtth the'school should bt atto t* pans lha
to dene axamtoattoci. Must be physically
maebatv|qualified with height and weight
f In per- within nerrnal llmtti
to r as*t painter, M M he e f food character as
“ —.ssst AJS5-S S3
thtsw. ha ■ ■ w s n lil
and
without ds-
Tlsh Hatchssy T * B *
Stastsd aeon to FMk
WINTER HAVEN, July lto—
jvcrL.uk. a# tha Polk Loan-
a.
c -r .f u ll, f i i m
40 Years Experience
r™*rt amir* — rvsiwus ikii- y+t
RECAPPER
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WUh A New
Heavy Tread
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Of
Wcfah Tire SImf
Tlr*’ Bopalftae
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M o U e y 's D r u g S t o r e
Maw Fernern May lies FHA Te
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- MARTIN LANKY, Society Editor
Mrs. Fred Williams
Sponsors BridgeParty
Calendar
M O fO A Y
T he Depend* ijv C U a-h of the
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Ftrot .AlethndiAt church will meet
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■ t l h « home o f Mr*. II. F. Miller
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Telephone 148
Mr*. Fm| T. Will’uirm, c h a ir
Fred erick Dy»un, J r , t* visit
man of the Civic |H*imrtmrnt nf
th * Sanford Woman** Clirb, *p«»n- i ing his au n t in Si. Step h en *, S.
.
.
. ,
. . .
' ,
i
l o i n ! a sue«criptkm bruijri* i»ai iv , C. for a sh or t time,
.
ffc.
^
a*
. M
Hi m week a t h er
home on n . k '
Av', n " ‘- M r,. C. K. D a w .on an d
w ith M r.. W . T W n m e y an,I Mm Mr„ A M< rh lllp .
ihe
U . Leonard . u . l l n { a , hm trw iw
Tha regular monthly m eetingj Thl. |)rnr„ , , , from |h P «n y j
o f Circle Nunfwr One of the a r e to U* esed In the M!*me T ree
F irs t Baptist fh uich Will he h.dd
^ lJ|1<r> |»Ut. lo lht.
uf »he
Mrs. 1 . M.
Stim -n p her and]
daughter, Ci race M an e,
spent
yesterday at Camp \Nimma.
« —
Mis* Melt Whit net hns returned
home
from
\loiiie/nm»,
Ua.
wnere she ha* her-ft fo r several
u
AdSyOn
P ilH s
Home Demonstration
Notes
T“
M r*. f i l . A t n s K F N D V I.I,
1rnwM***slf*i li«« lg f*|
S u llW H y
C«*et*«**#n
Pag# Ori|
tun t it r m
Fin upo
flight
to ’
i*v»d*
rhuri'PS
••mb* j. /f»•nn'nL
RF" vin K '»ut •*f th* r* dhipM* of
hiw u* iltii«“* e tnpirf* ill t r t i I h i t ’
tim i’ IiIt* Waa Mil % pb-.
iM*nre trip'
to V• 1 1 Mr« 1'mill t
D " iUt,ll i*nt|i'Mit If*-4 s.inl Inmull vs;II' r|»..|d ni**»n ar
A b r t« lie 4|l ii*- hi-* VfJ irw. Insult
•d Hin -P right Imesa
........
four >• IN J!•U
1" whii*n hi* eluded
mil hnr i lm 1•• ’-I'M aw ;iy
from
hit nn h*ngi • f ill'll Jly haven in
( i f , . i»ml
board
ii
f in .d %!«'.«||l>pi fm W«*i
M .d r . H UN a ii
h it'llill) th ■ i f i.i* 1 W
lo pm ih at 1 laid .ii 1. T
fu*.,
fl|4*l ,n,|
. nd hr
u i It*
h, |
Cnitvd *u
In It.l
;|
i t.M
i
•Sl.ll f aiiHin
.Stalem H i MlO'w
. . . Jf v wb„
vi■ho reiurneil
hint ».» i hn.igo t.» la ce two mala
in I hi- ago m wim h he was aeipiiUrd
nt
enihrcch-ment
and
m ail tiuud ih a ig f* .
A t t r a c t IVC f a t in iimrn «,
w it h
well ke pt >ard*. lawns. ,i n d flow
e r *, hove evoked much pn Iuiesipjt?
and
descriptive
wr iting
from
Ia u t h o r * and poets fmf many v»ar*
| And th e
i l c sr n p im n
of *ueh ii
home pu t* a pleasant picture >n
(he nitrirj of (he temb'i a plea s
an t pictu re I cean%e d gives him
I th e lmpr**-Min .»f the m a l e ruil.
4of LAI, and aerrho'w
Tii th e farnw-r amt be- family
who live in such i heme d means
a f r c i i t deal iin ire, however
ll
means (bat U»* v hike a pf itl** in
their home, itm' ihev reahue the
value of all lac \* sm ro u m l m g *,
and that their ' tu ii onmciit has
brrn erented nv l i n n own handi"wnwork. T o thi
hi i no
an
inib*
•rich a
home
i< •i n , *
finable fe»- mg of ■m‘ 1 M i i i y h ml
«*tn<facl ion when h.
idu rii N
to
H fr o m a trip (•« h w n hr IlHI th e
feelin g th a t this is U n " i d v plrtre
for h is hi 4ppitu* - s a nd t b a t
be
I s b m g * herv.
Mi 3 : 3 0 ° <"Wk at th«? church, brn**flt, within it few day* pevet
T ° P ,C
[r
th e
U l ’U t t c ^ i Aiistrdlinn pine tree* will he m onths.
Countries an) Chile," Hunheama p|nntl.d
the bn ..n the
will also met! nt 3:.I0 o dock.
fake
front
between
Palmetto
Claude Sm ith of Thum asville,
Thare will he no board meet- Avenue and Sanford Avenue,
(la ariiveil lad flight to he the
in* of the P * hyteruin A utilu ir).
The room* where the gin *» * guest of his urn le, i , A. MaiAra«
P ray er Bind of
the
l i r * t were entertained were deeor.Cfd fur several da>*.
P re sbyte ria i Church will meet at with #* profusion of spring giir3 : 3 0 o elocj at the church, Itun- dhn flower -4 in many
attractive
Mrs. S a .h r M-^es has returned
neaa and inspirational meeting arrangement*
from Itaytuiiii Bench where she
a t 4 : 0 0 ^ d o r k at the church
Several |wilted plants Hppr"
sp ent seveimi o i r k s irv ti p e r il l i n g
hiJLiliy c l e a n - of all ■barge*,
Inspiratloml meetlpg will he led priate fur thi’ fire*-ion win i
fr om a r« c e n t illiie^*.
Itisilll it-.i«t Urd
nly b r i e f ly to
by the ypattg penple,
wardtd a * piizo* in the followuur
bUMlii a an i i e t » ntl> liad been
_ T he Witnun s
Council of the high score. M o .1 Cl. Muff, m**
Miss Ci,i*'liii T i u t u c k a n d Miss HI oi
'* •* ‘ oriifdete f el ire mi'll L
JF ir a t Christian < hmrrh will hold end high senn*. M r-, (
K I torl
Madel>n I r u l u i k h av e go n e to
S.niiiM Ills,ill, r, tin , \ j pole* in
H e ir
refular
m*«tmg ,u Sun or, sen**'no.. Mi
B alp h A Sm ith . nluiiUt. S. i \
where th e y will
n od. i !, iiiiMficM, fninieil him*
^ S i ’llido ftpruigH.
hunch will h low score.
Hinton, vi*it fo r s e s e m l days.
Mi -» Iren e
-elf f i "in |minn v to g», nl power.
i f r a H at I -Ml o c io e k . Bu>uo
marked
-cole c a u l. Mrs. .1. K.
m eeting will follow.
B a k e r, firsJ guejil to a rr iv e , Mr*
E,
Compton
and
f u s t te
TU ESD A Y
Lad ies M issimiiiry S^o iety
(d guest, Mrs. .1 I'. N**why.
the Full tiospel Tuherpacle, Ur
L a t e m (tie aft* i noon thi* h *s
lan do
huMl,
will
hold
its
serin
lefk i
s e r v 'd
Mr*. <i. M Shipp le ft Thur?*dny for T allah assee and ( r e s t
view w iii'ir she will visit rela
tives foi several days.
i i-f 14- - hinerits con
inch and leu
which
1
alii .o lid
win Id uti n Niu.
{.•1111011, where he was born
Mrs,
W.
T.
feMiigley • and
November I I . Hi.'it*. was hi* t or*
M rs . A . W ieb old t, M1 5 laiure j twins.
d a u g h te r , M a r g a r e t , r e t u r n e d this
sica.
u | dt a month
cltikdu p
Avenue.
A covered-dish lunchOthers
pre-en1 ai the parly nun nin g fr o m May tu na
B e ach
with T h o m a s A. KdUtin was hi*
eon will i-ti served at the all* were: Mrs. W L. Cooper, VI
w h er e th ey sp«*nt s e v e r a l days.
t*om miss mn in
the
roinineiein/
day A#&atoa.
i
VV K iiok, Mis, John Meiseh |
i,|in>. a public utilit ies sy st em tupTHURSDAY
M r. J . Coring, Mrs. It A N» w
Mr. and Mrs. W. II B a c h and
du li/ td at
$ LDUO.tltin.uun
arid
T h e Fr lt n d sh i ^ L e a g u e uf the man, Mrs. || M. Hiimhley, M h
f M. J a c k s o n o f C r e s c e n t City
t mpire,
C o n g r e g a t i o n a l Ch ur ch wdl meet A. It Mahoney, M r-, It J llol y. a r e -p e n d in g the w e ek - en d at t o u ch in g .1 . st a te s Ins
tb- bam finmu ui j 4 « rs d |*j;||
m\ o .0 0 o'c lo ck at the home ol Mrs. A rth u r llrainin, Mrs VV.ole
I ‘aVIona B e a c h in Mr.
B a c h ’s
mid I jU J In- Moscow exp dp.ion
M r* . J o h n MeMk*ht «!I |n
P ar k Car p en te r * Mrs. W
B / a rh a ry . t r a i le r .
and i -T iletm iil m Fn ilie e Ins Ki
Avenue.
. Mr*. W. 1« Morgan.
Mr^ I
ll i hi "III the la' ter I.- t i o e i g n i
--------------S. l.i*mson, Mrs. F. K. Huumi liC.
Mrs, M e l l o n Y e lv in g to u •♦{ St
wage u stublmrn, losing can*'
N c m c i;
M bs |ien«* Million, Mrs. Frank P e t e r s b u r g a rr i v e d la st nig ht to
|>a gn ugaoist «•x l i a -i i tion from
--------McCau ley, Mrs.
U
K. Spencer,
he th e gin i n f her p a r e n t s , Mr.
Oanlen
Club memlM-r** whn Mr*. Boss
Admis. Mrv Hurry
(in -c
imt-Uiig bis W a r >«♦ at
and Mrs, Hal Wight, f u r a tew
h iv e
plants to donate flJr
the f ||r«-r«*vi. Mr*. It. K, Tolar, Mrs.
I s l i n b u l in all oImcum
lurk ish
tiny*.
F ort
MellonPiak pirate notify <Mto Caldwell,
Miss Margaret
law which lironghi him I. ht Lo
F ran k 8 . U i t n i n ,
b efo r e
Ju l y U avi* and Mr*, J . Cl Sh aro n .
f * i i with a Hi IB U na in tin t h1Mrs A. It S t o n e
an
Mi**
ZB. Each c irc le , chair mitn h » , n
T , „ K„
i m l m l i d : Mr-. J . .
. „ . ,
, d
cago m in s
lint o f the i h r u h , and ir e c , n .r d
|'„u, r,i.ii, Mr,. II. J . U h n i . n . *
1,1
* y f" r
w
..ip
T h iy t
* * ''
divided into
w e e k s ’ yixi: m Michigan,
cd for tb i* p r o r n .
4I‘., M r-. ( I d lin ' IDdUn-.
a lso «'«peei lo inakt a t o u r ol light dml d.adow*. From » .m*
i The women » l ih^
Civic D tpuiMtivi jy bum ble b egin n in g • in
th e W est b e f o r e c om in g home.
iwrlmrflt
cT.prcm d
n ilchl o f
hi native l.ugiund be cairn- and
n tlo Cnldwcll, Infill I
went lo w ok tor Fdlaon. B n-.m *
k
mg ih. mveri nr s l i g h t hand man j
'
4 ~
|L m c;" J . m e , M..u«hUn.
l
^ v - rn u th l «ur .,u.
ol business, he o ff ered h'm.sell e
Camp Wifiorn held v i- H o r'. d . y i n l c n .D m o f pu rk c; I h c c i t y Com- « " ■
\
• - rr y . Mr-, t hnrl.pre siden t of th e C h i c i g o Kalison
M
,.V* JJ'si! j '. l * 'I^V,
'lf
• A N S C H L U S S * h .t m .
•■ilrd Ik u Ii « * » r In (iuttutay
m h rir Ihi, cuilum e » » » inU nurril bca rtiu name, “ Viennaeriln.'' T l r - o n ik.liI ran bn
urn iboui ibuulderi u a cap* .
£
, Ml“
Minnt’ hvtpluck and piMilUy ii i* n4-1:4**1011 >
tu piuvnli* 1bom a 11h t b'mi. cum
fui(iilil «4 4|inirtrr- A furmci v%h*>
h»* 1 in*' 1 hk'kt'it* would ?i"t k . r p
thi'iii 111 h
hniki'd down
h"U' 4i*
that would not piu(*>i'i thi'iii fi " i n
coltf an d wcitthut
U 1* 11 wi'll■
kumwn f a d llmi nmninln
im id
hiive rlc-Hii. rumf t u ‘ able i|uniti< *
If they m 1 tu d* vi* m11 |u "|u n>
»nd p ro f ita b ly .
Man, imir*' lm m any uilo 1 iiv
Inif ihlti^H
li*?rd"* I In* bir-t
and
mo*l
C ..r-iKlu
who ro n t r i b u u - 't 1 » n "
«• Co rbin t.f Miami. r o , n ' ‘* " v " n''
in
E m m * i T S r ' T W ca krpa rt. K » l Hif-'lUr
-j
O'e m nan v
m ins
wn
cnj uyrt! du rin g t hhe* ^
I a i u k r . l o l>«- u«nl n , m a r k e r , fo r |
------1,1 1
' l *'
lu 1 ,1 1 1 ul‘
i n-pimmiu 111M> llili-tent T h e yuunu
M " r d h a s hi-en m -e iv i- d Dial
• flem nnn
i-.nil later Dm Koeati the tree
lorationa.
purchased W’lillnet I’hilips. wh-i hn»
l.een " " " " K hl- y o u n t e r b ro t h e r, l l n r
« t r « entertained with itu n U and pines
are to
1*
1
__ -,1 _
at n .
. . . .
((in
... J1. IItl.Mill,
... ..Ill ....
. 1 . 1 _ ...ni
up at..
the I..
litibler
with
fm plnvrd In Orlando with th r N
ahown over, the romp.
Among th o ie attrm linc; wen--,
lir a . W . U M nrjan. Dr. and Sir*.
W ade II. tlarner,. William noetavh,
J r .. Em ert
Sokthw anl, Mr. ami
Mr a. IU y F ox , lira. C. E. Ootml«y, Mra.
P urV r
In n a in r, J r .
Charlea Laiu>in% (ieorirs K nlehl,
Mr. and
Mra. W . S .
Ilrumley,
Stan ley Hrumtey, llmlmnn ll'uni
ley, M rr. n t r t r t d e (Jilb erl, Thaud ort Rungr, Mr, ami Mra. C. B.
W iser op, Mr. end Mra. (JfOtge
C ra y . Mra, K. M. Venable. Mr^
...
Vl»ian Hpeer, lu tfcia
Cormlt-y,
thiounh Juhn Joriea,
tionoi B iscuit Company, hits hern
trunyfcrrrd ( n C.'rvrnvillc, ,S. C.
win* rr hi? hii* been humI
rity
*ab> oimn.
New Financial
Distress Seen
In Jap Action Mury Louise Nickel
is Degree Candidate
Continued F>*m Pan* Ona
h a * c i t t i t d nt l e a s t 1172 c a i u a l
Mary L iu ire Nickel o f th i* rity
ti e * * i n c e J u l y 6 _
will __
be _a ___
candidate
for ihe Bachf s e c h o a l o v a k t a aturliml p l a n , t o H „ r
s.-n-nre deB ,e e a t th,- end
wilden th e scope o f ne f - c o v e r n - llf
p i „ , n t , ufnmer , e u l o n a
nie.il nnil aoWe Dio v a k i n * proh- K|„ru!a S t a t e C o l l e c e f o r Wom en .
M r. an d M ra . Mi. S , E a r l e , Miss len t* o f h e r m in o r it ies.
r u -t- n l i n c to worrt received here
B a t t y EaMe, Mr*, and M rs. J . W. | In C h i n a 's war i t s e l f th a Jap- tcMi.ry.
M aw .
Mrs. W.i II. B a th . I t W
une-e driva on Hankow
la n e d
„ no
tlun(lrt(J
nd
thirty-one
M r. Vnd
M r*. I . R . | o n th e sw ampy hankn
of
th a ! lu ,lent|| wM, ^
candidates for
M itchell.
Voile
W illiam
H, ’ Mra. Volk
........
. s. Y a n g u e.
.
|degrees at the 25lh annual -urn-,
M n . J . B.
W rit,
Mra. R. M.
A
* ,r
imar school commencement eaerB u n n . Mr. and Mra. 8am U v y man said the Japanese vanguard ei, r, p ri(Jt_ Au_ B
f .
o f Geneva, Me ahd M r*. C, F. had been driven from Iht nubI
t iMa.Llmaa. . k a « rllw IB
C,f DlCAV, flV# t i e
P rocto r, M arcia l'ro eto r, Mr». J . . . ■>.
« . . .
O. Adams, M rs. J . A . Blunt, J r „
V ara Blunt,
Hra. J . H . T llll*i
Ja a a MBehalL
k.
in
A lto , Mra. Ijv lrn U srn er. Mrs. rlaunches
In thi'^Yanetxa
tha Y an gtie R i m
wl„ wA cerUfkate
,,d
, huorgan
lim,.
% , T . T h r as h e:, Connie MeCnll. o f lluknw «nd -cored a diract
M„ U r.,
Ir.Hu.U
» . and
Mra. W , I). Workman. hit on -lk o alata Of a
Mildred Ic e ’ Adair of Window
Prod W l*h t, M r. and
Mra. warship, causing^ an explosion'
A rhoM >ftd (;UrMK, r „ t.
a
F le m lir . DT. and M r.. fnliowcii by lire.
1rick Priest of Tallahaaaeo, formH od gk in ,
e«U" f-ivic Operil cniupally.
rttlUpnir,
In June, IUJ2, hr w ia Rlnpped
uf lib wealth mid *o were hi*
wife*
ip*
brn tb er
itnd
bi .4
mj r ,
.Samuel In*ull, J r . He IimJ pen*
Mim* amounting to liH.bgu »»n*
nunUy and aallrd for Europe t "
rest. Martin InsuB went t» Can
ada.
,
On October 4, IlliU, the Cook
County grand jury a t Chtcn.-o
inil'cted the brotht-rs on rh argr
of
em h eiilrm cn 1
and
larceny
which alleged the abstraction of
fr> IIJM 2.7i from two financing
companies of their system lo
support n m arg'nal .lo ck account
o f M artin. Capiases were issued
fo r th tir arrests, Sam uel bring
Charlea
L- I*wlt. M r- ,n d
Mr* ’
The spokeaman » ld th*
t r !y of thl, city, for the S f« b r
F o rm t
G atdtal.
M ra. Victor ful Chlncao Lion UllI foTta *D11 of Art, degree; Carolyn Frances then In Paris and MnrDn in OrGreen and M r, and M r » M. U. aerial attack* and bobbardmenU Gmr, in of F o rt L a g d ^ u l., Mra. Ilia Ont. Then fulluwcd his flight
•ml legal fight in wldch he waa
C abkaL
|
by Ja|Aincso warahlpa.
I Katherine
Martin HirtUon of
acnuilU ii of thr* charges.
M n . Cunningham Is
Hostes^ To T. E . L- s
The W f u W * o « W
CUaa o l
m eetingt o f t ie T . F - L
.pilot Chore*
th e F irst
nflernoon at tha
A. Cunnlnglia*
— a.
C anal opaaod Up
a devotional service
,la rv a
Victories also were claimed for HU(h .Springs and Caroline Amelia
Chinese guerrilla armies ope rat- Mo|btr of s t . p .U rth urg ua
ing in Shantung and Shansi M„didates for the Maaler of
Provinces.
ISaience degree.
kragmentary radio* from HanSpeaker* for the aummer school
kow said *J0 Japeneto bom blnccon)menr,.tnent
axerciaea
this
planes were "mUsing'* after kt* yM r are
Suparlntendent Cohn
tempting again to bomb tha Wn- English of the State Dapartment
Han
(Wuchang, lfankow and of public Instruction for the
Hanyang) cltlea.
igraduation exercise* Aug. B; and
Uarbl*« radio* yesterday goon Rev, Waldo E. Wood, paator of
teid Japanese planea were bomb* the
Immanuel
Baptist Church
Ing tha Wo-Ilan d lairk t. C o a-'0f
Tallah****** U tha baccr-
nrnvera were i-Hiistlk
IB'Is IliieLn.^ - * - - 1
«_^e. ■
,
. •1 1 esn..-1■
fl I
D I C K / R L E N 9 ON O U T 1
rtiiH 1 bi-M'iby,
uUrm tiVf 4-nviiiiiiiin-nt
Arlepa
have
bean
ntatrteil
sill
1II1IIM
H - i-»r
re mit > .
? ll* V U.
'harnln^p
11 an *
h s 1" I*
Nt r t lv T
SII1VI4I
I he
m u lin g
ind ust iy
ni'iit lv 1hi pereeni of the cQportj
.( 1 bib
only
I
M. mi
th^fl
animal
m*t mctivg.lv.
|'t iv
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Daplisls I ’o Hear
Rev. H. (*. Meador
III
1 111 114 11
M ItCN I 1 *4 1
•1 ■
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i .
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Meador, pastor
Tb.
Ih> t Dt ..........I B aptist C hurch,
Wit) I.......... 1 al Die F irst ru p tu t
I Km. h If n< SumUv •m.rning:
I I tin "T b ■ k rbiiit h n f fi r m il »IH
TI.HIIH'd 1 ihi
Hu
i II I 111 III <4 411 I M ill* 1
^4 (I M i l l
M um1bn whn furm *«Tiy
If.-v
................. ib.
4 'h i m '1
I'rtfk V in * lUpiUfe
•tl |V i •»*
It wn*
rlml ih r rr will
at 1 »i•* V i «h| lU ptint
mi 1 lav *•%'*•mng1 «int*4i
l hi1 •'•»
fun will
I llOl . tl
11
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Waul i
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U»»
stivi' Ilinn* nrid e f fn tl
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(lik'd au■I
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at thr I’rr-thyU riau
1 Iin1 1 h
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pu ra
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seen at the Waldorf, la iw lat r
aeeordlna to plana ef htr mother,
Mra. Evalyn Walsh McLaaa*
Waahinitnn social leader. Mra.
McLean la owner of the fa
• yalaabl* Hope diamond.
K K Y W E S T . J u l y Mb <AV
An i‘ *peiHliiin o f I ho
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Key W o t, Ju ly I f l . - U t — W ork lirvnl th r mtmi n orthrrly point to
•ot* be* n
started
on Ihc f ir s t which t h e y miicruU1.
<hoonrr to I n* lim it here in itB
T h r p arty , winch aprnl a week
If s
ol"! idle o f the la rg e st nn 1 hr inlend. nl*n fmnnl roaeatr
-v e r cnn-trocterl nt Ihi* port.
U rn * am i man of war bird* with
The r in ft h n tui foot ca b le winir-»ph«*ard« «*f *ia and aeven
honner for the W estern Union f t r l .
l. ttgrs|di Company
which will
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Cub* from
Key
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tw o
from Pd n ia
UNION T fl C H L B B IIA T K
B each
liiaau, one from Miami
<m| one from Dnibmloca,
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A ETERN O O N ,
JU L Y I k U I.
HE COURT H O USE.
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poirfliiiD, iNutgnwd by boMiuim
C iiun*
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wulplor, Hwai Ic-numn . . . *ud
•ll«uy DU4 lutwi ol IJ«unnw Shaving
4 frailI . , 1mill fur PW. wbirh borwlf
cuvtr* infll of (MAkinc wad tuwiiiug.
I,*ui#*rii*i» Hhating ( V im U grwwl for
inufth Uirttfl 4ii*l (aintUr skint A hilf«
flu ll I'll In«4 Jflln A ftur-lull Ilf ** wtthinte,
Uord •tiling Uihrr. Iojavcm (aom cmdl
MIlMHilli, -Hid crt*«d.
Prod 10 ? in e*»in in g t i ymir 3 t M i f
I m J mra mill tHifrtliiti ut#dd>rai« mn*
IdUOSf. fl’l 4 big L>4fgAJQ1
et .ea* Mr.cLi«ta,ii*.
LISTERINE SHAVING CREAM
S I ’K C IA L
SALE
G. If. Kteailnmn wi>l h« m oa- tral l-abur Union and afflltatad
te r o f th e VC-.I-I when l l is CIJTB- local* will stage an all-day c«laoilaaionril in alx iut e i g h t m o n t h * . bration bar* labor Day, Hept. d.
The program will ineluda a pa
Mnre thnn HO" of our knowl- rade and apaaakaa by a number
HOLLYWOOD, July Id.— i/Pl ,,,1 ^ j, KUincj through tha eyaa. ol prominent Floridians.
— Richard Arlen of the filnn.
and hia wife, Ihe former Jnbyna
Ralston, have separal'-d, A d e n
admitted last night hut said h«
hoped It would be “only tempo
rary” and would solve “ a num
ber of little misunderstandings."
T he
id >-
e ^r*s d* *he s»*r nf puff*
Br
tm ni.tl I f. > . e i c l u d i n g AlaakJhi
hv Voi.iMMl -ipiare miles-
4 4 1 1 4 1 4«ll*
Find I t a r c
Species Of ScaffuIlH
fleam
•le
f e
<Hat
.suraly.
l i mn - -
mo nun'll
cun bo had, fot Man mut t bavv
inupira* i"n
und miibdion i " .1
e h i w r mid mei*rnpli#h And lh»*^o
thiiu;* mliiif
tnrif 4'i.v
frum **n
v Irun in i'll t. Man h it 1 hi*
t-tbilit >
In iiMpuiid
ipi irk or
wnd mm*
I hour f i r m c r i i who provub’ thou
|jvcw»"tk with prtipot huu'* * will
rtfuiruiAi* «hr f « r m oio import
urd n»*4'i|«i of p iovn ling ih»* pn»
per »'nvironii»ynl fo r ihi'mutdv***
m il i h ' i r fu milif* .
him, i«n«t gH'iiing Micial reengm
I f n by hirt palrtiiui j i - uf he (Tn
T he neat phn-i** 'uw him f'gb!
mg ilfitpernU'ly lo ittlAtii eutirm i
iff Him huge cuni]>*ni4*i», buying up
si.eck wt premium pr'ce*, bniruw
ii 1is
frum biinkn t >•
finance hi* uperuliun*. bu: m t mi; prierri *teHil*ly -bu n k under
the burden uf the di pte^iion tluil
fuBowed the t P -J n'ock muiket
l - n n l r o . i mutie>. tun mu, h ran
bt- -tulle alulltf t h i . title -.iLh riiin
p itn iti v rl y Idtk 1
f f o r i and MiniII
r xp en ««. Flnw-Nfn fur th*- fr«»ul
yjurd and i*ru.** fur thr hwu c.mi
be tddji iiit-d v»*iv i In mpi) till |b"
f i l m , m faei. Iht y in n
bu b id
fur tha? e f f o r t n ivipiifr*. tu dm
th* 111 flu lil the vvt KMIn ulid field*
Tu
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i h i O W n d ^ .i O K n l - M t r M d « h » t b . U n i M Lorn- (
4 Hivss m s i III* Ah
4 III •«< II
il<» nn the farni iin-i n-i-.m - ami
monthly meeting at the home «»t *ihtin g uf i i-rpie,
Visitors Ehfertaincd
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♦ml f i t this dest iiplmii Ihe y need
p ri n t,
they
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flow er * and
lawns, (he f a m e * mod repairing
and
pain tin g,
ami
(here are
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needed |„ make them V m y , torn
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Newsboy Rises To
Heights As Owner
Of Paper Agency
- Y IN H IS ARM S— Helen Mayer and Gary Cooper in a scene
I J*A Farew ell lo A rm i," Ih* rr»m*nr« hit wltali b#|ina Jit r»t
n *it
Tliundijf al tltc Kit* Tliaa(r».
Tha film*
jftlf IK* | rval«i( rnm anrai
I*» ha filfiiail, l*llt IIn* itory of
*1. whlcll grew against a barbfruand of the borrrtrr nf e r r .
produced and directed by frank H orseie.
Farewell To Arms” Kef urns To
Ritz Theatre For Second Showing
W||t hack for a return
,n
ftlw "* nl the Rits
I heairiwA that It ntill ret mis oil ,,t
Olwinal power lu I brill and
T a p and all its dramatic und
nadjle punch.
l a w Cooper niul Haleii llay e-,
0 I j a d the casi of "A
f'areII ' lo Arm s," have turned in
■f^rmances winch rank favury with any that eilher of thtse
> great stars hat ever given,
1 f t * . splendid supporting ru - 1 ,
d a f t by Adolph - Menjuil, ful y
i a f t f ' u p I,, Ihe high standla I t ' by the sta r* .
' A l Farewell t« Arms” is the
ry of a love great enough und
through
t i nt -
of
ui « l i * - i a i nn|
mill
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FrPilri u* imiruiRc• » |«» X 1 ai*r«M
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lb** ho rib k mu) r»*ni,hrx ( ’Tith^r
ill it, who ii in ii S w h : ho - ji it it-I,
ju*f nf*#*r h**r Ituhy ha l»»*n ! out
ilnt*!, 11** li iiilt rly sit*
by
Ho*
* enough tu cum* uinrcultnd nh!** of h«*r l»*l, tin y ki^R, iniiJf
o u g li'h tr thrJ* horror* and »mil- im thu !*♦*11* nnyr out On* m» ss.-i k **
l*)dJl|f slaughter of war, Fred- ih iil lb** war in iiv r r, futIn-*rin«*
c. t j- J y o u n g Amor k i n member dici in hU mtni a,
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PROGRAM FOR W EEK OF JU L Y 17
AT THE RITZ
F irst Show At 1 :00 O'cluck Every l)»y
Sunday, Monday— "(SOLD DIGGERS IN
P A R IS ” with
Rudy Vallee and an all-star suppor’.tng cast
Including
the
Him- an ambitious youth rises
S c hn lc k elfrlU
Band.
Added: March of Time-—"G-M EN O F
above his environment
in the
T H E S E A .”
stum- of New York to eventually
control the distribution of
all
Tuesday , Wednesday*— Stu a rt Erwin and Paulina Moore
metropolitan newspapera la the
In "P A sSSPO R T HUSBAND.*1 Al»», requMtcd return show?
basis or
Republic's
intriguing
ing, ‘' T R E A S U R E IS LA N D 1’ with Wallace Beery and J a c k ie
“ King of the Newsboys."
Cooper.
With Lew Ayres in one of hi*
Thursday, Friday — Sylvia Sydney anil Georye R aft in
most impressive role* as Je rry ,
the . a r e fre e boy who ia spurred
" Y O U AND M E . ” Brought bark hv popular demand. Helen
to sun eta by the love of Mary
Hayes, Gary Cooper, Adolph Mrnjnn in an Immortal alnry of
Ellin (Hel en Mmck|, the
fast
immortal love, " A F A R E W E L L T<> ARMS "
moving pieture proves
to
be
Satu rday— Bob Steele in “ RIDING T H E l.ONH T R A I L . ”
something utterly d if f e re n t
in
Alao " D A N G E R IN T H E A IR .”
the way of hoy-wlna-girl films.
After a rather nondescript exAT THE PRINCESS
idefiio'. KirJuiling s t r e e t
fights
Sunday, Ju ly 17— Buck J o n e .
in " O V E R L A N D
EX
ami run ins with police, Jerry
P R E SS."
Also Itirhard Arlen In " T H E ( A L L O F T H E Y U
t ill,
down to the serious task
KON "
of p,lining an honest livelihood
Sa turd ay, Ju ly 2 7 — Ch arles .Sta.rett in - I.A W OF T H E
a- u paper hoy
Ilia sales beP L A IN S .”
Added Lew Ayres and Helen Mark and Allison
(niio o enormous th a t he hires
Skipworth In " K IN G O F T H E N E W S B O Y S "
■iiher lioyd to work under him.
A ncn sful newspaper dialrib*
iiting agency eve;ntumlly material-,
himself!
~ - '
: * '
in i and
Jerry
finda
Rudyard Kipling received Ihe
glowing wealthy and Influential.1.
Eos hunting h)a been a popu ar
who op-] Nobel prlie for literature in 10UT. •pm1 in England sinree 171,0
n rival, Wire Arnold,
j __
syndicate,
e isie ii raca
sheet
The
(torn posit Iona
of
Ptrcy
New Orleans Ires below the level
cuiiias between J e r r y and Mary
G rainger a r e baaed on folk mualc, of 'he Miraisfippi at high w a ltr .
Kill n— br eaking up tha romance.
J i n ) ill-appointed, tu rn s toward
a -ociity dabutante, and his naw
In ....... the fashionable whirl cou
pled with neglect of hla business,
mange*
him completely.
Hn king revenge on
Arnold,
Jerry
instigates a rival
dope■h e rt III II 11 effnrt to run him out
uf bu-iness
This a tte m pt also
lullBroken and disillusioned,
Jerry i- about ready to give up
everything, but a sw ift eulmliialioti of events iinally turns the
tide.
Mary Ellen, re alising her
mi-take, return^ to him.
Wire
Arnold ia defeated by his own
ruthless plans to ruin J e r r y .
Ini luded in the well-rounded
rust are aucli screen luminaries
u, Alison Skipworth, V icto r Varcun i, William Benedict,
Gloria
Itrch. and many others.
"K in g uf the New sboy s" Is
c e i l , m l y one picture to be In1 hided on your "dun’t-RUaa” list)
The eyes of infants do not ea
utilii.i,i<■ properly until thu age ol
tluree months.
BATURDAY, JULY 1C IMS
Com
Husband Deserts
Wife On Learning
Of Her Duplicity
The world of the paroled conv‘
vict I. n sterner and more com- H
pier world than the most o f us
•' 1»
;
iive in; a world where
younf
I f
^
people may not m a rry ,
where
(
there every action la
checked 1 /
and rerhecked where " f r e e d o m "
i» a romparative tarm .
And It | H
is this world that m otiv ates the
L
powerful
new
Sylvia
Sidney- f
.•
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George Raft iiereen play " Y o u
r
anil Me," which plays Thursday I
and Friday at the Rita T heatre. I
TIi*- new pictun . as strongly II
dramatic m it* own way as Miss l |
,
Mdoey’s "An A m erira n Trag ed y ” J
und " E u r y . " give* the New York- I
I, irn aetn-99 n chance to rise to I
I
i new high in her screen care er, I g .
>nd
alsft
proves a f a r t
that
showed itself in R a f t 's last piclure, "S o u ls at S e a , " that R a ft I
h an unusually
ta le n ted and
cnpntile
dramatic
actor
and
should nut be " t y p e d " as the t r a - U p .
Sylvia
illtional film gangster o f "Hear- manat's tki
fa ce," although this pict ure g a t « . Thursday I
Inin scr een fame.
l ie ptaya ■ ' e
Rudy Vallee Returns To Screen
After Absence Of Over II Years
it is a d ifferent type o f
"bad
man” and the
ch a ra cterisa tion
gives him a chance
to
probu
deeply into Ihe c h a r a c t e r study
It raally is.
T h e picture co ncerns its elf with of the W arn er Hiua.
i
Ihe struggle of Mlsa Sidney a nd , “ Gold Diggers in Paris'
Raft to remain happily married promises a new high in
despite extrem e poverty, and the tainmm i,
brings back
secret knowledge, on he r
p a r t , )screen, a f te r a three ye;
that she should have never mar- ,rnce, the
one slid mil
lied until her parole term was Vallee.
river.
That is an rvent in it
A dny comes when Haft di«- Rudy thinks the most ii
cover.* his wif■■ has m a r r i r j trim feature uf the new "ti
tinner false pretenses, l i e is bit- gels'* film is the mid ion
b-ely dislllus oned. and
despite debut of Freddie Fisher's
all her e l f . r t s
to
sup
their e l f n t r
Band,
a
se
flume l o g s , t h e h e r e t u r n s to hia crew of mtd musicians,
old life of crime.
W ith hia forSharing ihe romantic n
mer gangster friends he plana Ing spotlight with Rudy
a during hold-up o f t h e depart- luscious Rosemary lain,
ment store where he ia employed. the heavy dramatics is
Miss .Sidney learns o f hia plana liant Gloria Dickson, ar
and tips off H a rry C a r ey , tha trlbullng hilarious amu-i
philanthropies! owner o f
the a group uf a la r romrdinr
store.
When the g a n g ia caught Include* Hugh
Herbert
m i-handed, Carey, In gratitude Jenkins,
Mabel Todd,
W H A T A SPO T FO R STU ER W IN I He’s supposed t . he a husband lo her, grants
Mis*
Sidney's Cooper, Ed
Brophy, C
R a f t and F r i t i Feld.
la name unly, hut lb* gang fergut to tall hlml Above (le f t ta plea to let them go fre e .
[ bitterly denounces hia w ifa and
And, giving Hi* whole
rig h t) a r * H arold 'H uber, Jo e a Woodbury, Pauline Moore, Slu end,!
ah* disappears, n o t ca r i n g what tlon.lts avowed rot atm to
DaugUa Fewloy I * "P asspo rt Husband,” 30tk Ceulury-Fua comedy. I happens to him a l t a r th a t.
R I A N I I I F U C K I S Ondhavro U'tM.
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h era ld . sa n fo rd ,
F l o r id a
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r'
Big Jim Finger To Pitch
Against Paiatka Tonight
R uns In F irs t Give
Locals Winning Margin
>1 r u n
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While Charkut Holds lx>cal Nine
To Only Four Safe Singles
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Lands In Dublin, 1
Insurgent Forces land A fter U nsi
Near Valencia In tionedNon-StopI
From N ewYortS
|-1* kg
Strong Offensive Arrives 28 Hooxi
Japs Bogged InChIna; After His Talfft
Racial FeudingContinues In Holy Land Hearty WelcomeOfi
Flier By F lib l
p a s t e d Offlfl
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3 h e/ted
tea te a t of bsalth d a te
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IHerary
>• others ra f f e n d Injuries when a small antomoblla and s
MitrlUa, D a ,
in a torrential rain. Thla picture shows tha wrack'
redpllatlon H
E*peric
(M
11 laxirtl across the
w heeled In a atop. F l» k b « | te ( | ' 1
Irtah airport o ffic ia ls ru ak teg td
the m achine taw lha
g rtte M l^
pilot climb nut.
Belgium Border
D efenses Built
“J u s t jn Case”
nringCIoudl
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DUBLIN, Ireland, JalS
■*-(A P)—An antiquated^
ffle motored America^
plane fluttered down*
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♦hTrf afternoon after Ita'CSffiflj
er, 31 year old Dounlaa O tjjp 1
rlgan, had puahcd It SONMifi
the Atlantic In a nufpMKgj
unaunctioned
night Intel,-:
New York.
"I'm Douglas Corrigan", M
said, "Just got In from New York*
It took me 2 R hours and IS kdte"*.,
U te v "
The plsne
took
off
b % ‘*3
F o r t i f i c a t i o n s N et
work WouldPrevent
S u r p r i s e Invasion
fat m e a t years
MU ; « rben
a pprs
af n h t . 1
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wH
la c to 0 . p. Pm ted, local w *sth 4
•rman.
U r. Parlon (aid ihst the . x . l
S amount of rsbi waa ghown by I
maarartng Instruments to b a t
Aid inches. But, ha sided, ha
had n ot' chocked Ihe lastnimema
skiaa
Saturday
afternoon, lie
•toted, tew arar, t e did not ba*
ItoVV that more than a hoot. .44
tamtea of rain foQ after the d u c k .
So greet was the fall of ram
In (neli a abort time that aow.ra
trora taaad to rapacity and wrrp
knahla U take ca rt of tho g re a t! i
volume af water, t e painted out,] I
In aereral ptaaaa (treats words i
flooded and It waa p artleaU rlyk
Wl t e t oo Thlrtoenlh Strort Bear
ttia Ickerson Cannery, t e said, '
ndkrra tha wgtar backed ap ta ,
t U l f l h Street.
. Mr. f u l a a declared that iha I
City News B riefs
mal Guards will ba bold In’ tha
m ary t r a t e t e a t l « 5
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Two farta ab a hara been built
Bay Scout Troop Nm Id hold* , t B a ttle , midway twtw.cn U .g o
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and Anahan. an4 -« fcU n -E m a a l,
Ck“ " h UJ ••irema northern point of tho
ght, w . K. Radar, announced
fetUfk atlcn ayatem,
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Chbon-Cmast commands the
vui .
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JS fe ltS ITS?- rout? ?u- Woodmen To Attend
Meeting In Pierson
tment Good A r
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D u n c in
S a y n
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ww*>t u * m i dbponasd * iu . *
that main Mrs ran attend
lha
matting of W atrk t
No. » l»
28 hours last wssk bat n oted ?
paid much attention ta h h n oa tea
fsat btcauss of tho Inisiast te '
the Howard Hughes round werM
flight. When Corrigan loft 1d M
port a t New York ho anId ha WWjt
going back to Ccllforaln but M
headed eastward. No aaa k M te
howsrsr, ho was flying tha.
Untie until he landed K a r a . '.
Veteran fllera said Cerril
fsat waa sc to mpili had agi
hundred is naa odds. Tw
cslly Corrigan wsa undee 4<
lion as ha bad neither f!
papers nor a passport bat i
Ing Irish afflaUU wolcaaaad
heartily,
Tho unprodUtablo airman
nouncod f f Floyd Baanatd
yesterday ha waa lab lag off
•top for Long Beach, C alif,
than soared away headed'M
move that aroused conoid*
speculation, alnce Long Midi
woat of New berk.
Corrlgsa’s ship aa rrla d j
gallons of gasoline, issag
keep him aloft about 4 t I
enough for an'A tlantia a rte
and there were unconfirmed
FA8ADENAt Calif., July II. ports around the air ftaltf
JX
Followers
of the Dr. ha was going »• try,
Vtenab Townsend Old Age Foaalau Flan b ars obtained enough Bennett b at Sunday a ft
signatures to qualify aa aa of- non-stop from Long B<
fWal state party a t the August about gg bourn. Alimas
primary (lections In California. arwd It an unusual faal
. They obtained 11,803 «igna- a ? tha ago of hb craft
teraa In Laa Angelas county fact that It carried n 1
a f equipment m camp*
tha abiarm ts Inatrumaa
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AN INDEPENDENT PAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME X X IX
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 18. 1938
3 Are Killed
75 Injured In
Refinery Fire
Canal Project
Is Explained
To Rotarians
•\ 600 Firemen Get Con
t r o l A fter B attle;
Exploding Naphtha
TanksSpread Havoc
Williams E s t i m a t e s
Cost 1At $2,780,000;
Purchase Of Shrubs
Por Park Suggested
Established In 1908
TH REE DIE IN BUS-A LTD CRASH AT JACKSON VILLE
**
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Douglas Corrigan
Spans Atlantic In
Antiquated Plan
Insurgent Forces
Near Valencia In
Strong Offensive
Lands In Dublin, Ire*
land A fter Unsanctinned Non-Stop Hop
From NcwYorkCityi
The woik of the S». Johns
River Improvement
Assoc lat Ion
in promoting the
Johns-In
dian River Canal and the aur»ey by the Army Engineers if
the moat deMrahl* route wera explained to th* Rotaiy Club at
It* regular week'y luneheon MonDowager Queen Marie of Ku- day by City. Englncar Fred T
mania died today at th* age ot V“i Him*.
Tbi* Sptimu-h i ii *»i 1rif •"lit a p r e w d
01. She had long been a pow-| The ‘ proposed channel
from
nvrrt.’VV.ml \ ill'll*1 M m. an
WELLFSVTLLE. N. Y., erful
figure In the natlonet af- PanforH to a point immediately
VkUr mmu 14f f.'tl-vlV*’ II*4 S i;1 1It' 7
July 18.— (A PI— A sore insu fain of her country until her north of Titusville would b» <0
HI H I.IV . I n la n d , July 18s
CIV,1 HHI t' 1 TfM'tl hr Ihml jra r
lar explosion spread new hav son, Carol, deposed Michael, his mile* in length while the canel
An nutii|tiHtosl, bIr?
In
lllllll. .Lipnn s t jimpitttrn -till - i \I'l
oc In ‘be $15,000,000 Sinclair young son In 1930 and set him- a cro ss the ridge tetwern Salt
V
VUi L"kf If* •i m i hi* tw umpe iil.»nu lilt- tiin!nri-il American airas the head of an absolute U ke and Indian
River, whkh
tlnwn her*
th.- Y ;»nu’ /.* Bivt*r
In Dal •^1 mr jil.nn* fltitlrrnl
Oil Company refinorv after aelf
monarchy. Hhelhed not been In 1 has an avriage height of l£? feet,
Ai.lht i Pilled •ht< uri.-nuHui iiflvr ltd own
fiu.
4'W
v
Jifltl
mil
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three men were killed nnd 75 the best of health sine* 1937 woud b* about Id miles In length,
er. ;ii voir .dil I >nuglus Cormm 4' 1 . 1.1. .1
» injured In 1he ehaoii of f>re when an attack of grippe put her N feet deep, and 10 0 feet wide.
rtlung r i v i i f i . h a il 1 ' i i i H n l i i n c r o a d
l i m n ii in ■•■ill
In
hed
nnd
mused
her
to
cease
Mr,
William*
said,
estimating
and exploding tanka. After
m n su rp rlae.
ii bigitvA
friifri 1 1‘ ii in* 1.1 thi* t i l . ’ A t Isillf Ii
her arduous literary labor* and that the
Three pereona were killed and
others suff errd injurn-s
when n amnll automobile
mol i
flig h t
from
battling the blaze all night good-will pllgrimagca on behalf ect wou I coat of the entire projkill1 1*»i iiririin in t-ii^tni v Sp ain m i l l i n ' t iniM'i i
d h* 12,750.000.
l hrarh-hound bus collided n e a t’Jsckronvillc, Kin., . in u i.iruutial ruin. Tills p l.tm .- show-, the s u i t
«|'HM lit l\ Hits
1h r v niiEi* nl N r u
^ 1*1‘ k
and early thin morning, BOOj of her native country.
11. II. Coleraeo, who presided age of the two vehicles.
. m - . ito* fie ld e n d
'tv i ,*»\ft iimt'Ttl
(’.until n
I ’ 1 4 X11.1
firemen finally got tt .under con
over the meeting In the aharnce
Klittiliergsated
t'lKi'x niff »i 111*41 litig i1
i l r f i n - i ' \%In * *1 -I ti‘ • •
trol.
of President George
Rollins,
r«'l u ni trig
l r i »li Ilipurl ■•(In inli rii»hlng t o
An In
A storage tank containing 2 S0 0 I
recommended
that
the Rotary
g r in n i n g
•■III guilt ti t'l M l i h 'll ni tb » r n t i r r llu- unit Imii' o , „ th e
t barrel* of
naphtha
exploded
Club assume
responsibility fur
gn vn iimunt (liVMom Im.l
tii’r n pi 11*$ •! nnh 'ti i
•bout dawn and apread tho fire
the beiutlfiration of a section
[ i . m u i Ihh <*iirrig«nM.
i ingbi >1 ) 1*1 nit it iliiU ti'it.
t.rrtu r
•new.
Three men were killed
of Fort Mellon Park furnishing
i gni mi from N«*w York*
■•ah Him Fi iiin im h F i i r u i t t ,n * n t
and many injured last night whelf
necessary trace, shrubs,
and
hm
«tu h nn.il L I m lu
♦ Ii*" m *i |
lit I g i t h l Ini it in" r in tin
a almltar tank exploited.
vines selected from the list pub
hi n i i n 1lift ii I t u t v ‘ fii •* a g o t im In >
Pint Chief
llotlim Johntton
lished in Th* Herald last week
i-.-k
off
Into
In i Ii** g m f’ i iiinunl « ji |if 14-i I. Mur
Mid the tou would run about
by City Clerk Frank t*msnn.
ri'finia
Vv at Floyd Ren*
$ $ , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . .
Dr. It. W. Ruprecht, chairman
i flight “ to CallIn-iitg*‘iif I***ii%!*••f -» initinle-.l nit
Two men were killed last
of the prngrsm committee, in
ilh ii„ permit for
I 111* i.l.w ri\.iht r t „ f |be
sfttintl
night when an exploding oil tank
troduced
Mr.
Williams
who
Ill's \1 I till if i I OSrt|!l(f.
leaped 200 feet acroM the GenW.H r i f l i m t i Jit k Its ell<t|l|l||l|C
showed the Rotarians maps and
JlUHJ || lull I’ll elakwrl CorrW
I
iihm
il
tilly
hum
li*
11■
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tn
fivt1
eaee Hirer and fell into a crowd
photograph*
dealing with
the
It hr L;iil .1 imp «•mating.
i »Lhh
iLiniiigt* i eportt*iI tu be
of epeetatore walehlag the fire in
canal project.*
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tba $15,000,000 Sinclair Oil Com
I 1K it* F , Itrlgtiiiii. Ju ly 1H id'* slight
B u c h a r e s t , July to.
Tricing tha hlelory of th- . ’W o r , )
MP'Henced
-me of
pany plant h ep .
In ♦ bma. tmrii-wu inn*1 hatter ♦4Tll*'t • VV.4 > iu*l IlMli ll l** H- *
Tw. fill y ftmii v'“ill'% a Uri 1K
Dowager Queen Marl* of Ru movement *o dig a canal to the 8 a heaviest rain
and ib-ctrk'al
fit v« u\i'v the* . LutiU all lima and
14'1
HI III J n | li ll ll ‘
vh .1 1 1 1ll )■> I'll
It wm no* Immediately known mania. who helped shape the dee*
nt it r t of t hr World V\ant lit*!
Indian Rtver, Mr. Williams pointpoint storms in rrrrnt years Sunday
mv I ti*’
ot'i’un
unlll I S
4 b an g' ll long rn n g r Inu ragi'H tint iit vi'i
whether other apeelatora might liny of her country for a gener
glu m Mill m IholsIrrOlg Kvi *b*
ni out that ha far hack ts i'JOO afternoon
when
approximately 1
have been burled under the ation, died today in her $ lrd
fdihi' Hgnlnst mii Hlvu^loii like 1 be L||»HIll'll' have uuidf no Rig r r a r l u ’il thu t <*ii *l » Tht* w f i t h l l ,i
It was platinad ta dig a small four Inches of rain fell h t
wi$4 k.... I ’
Biimpo.
Ihr uhi* in Augu.kf, I'Jl I, whi*n iiifTrunt RHihA ninre July f».
ditch joining to the two rivers in
gu>tIwlalnily
aUrndail<
l tliw a a * M
»MMe . of
(icrw iii IrgiiMH lrum|i4-i| si iu»s
^ K i th»' 11*>l y Laiwl, wh4m* unQ nitu inf^
. ||9 $ 4 |qi
ififcM
.
from
tt>aut
4
;00
octal
,b*B*f f la t Hie ftowtng w»e*»
th m iphl »»f Isivli nii papUfa
elUea f i t f i * ! d4*raral*ly against her beauty, died lit her p a la c e /j^ i| x ^ ld ” d s ^ n * ih i"d lu h 'i^ Until about 7:00 o'clock, accm^l
th<* Ketribr
.m
tlu ir ‘ w*V
r f ir rk r rl hnmb ihirkWlnp 4h»l smp
(he roaring flamei within tha at Sinaia, the royal summer reel
Frnnrri
1,1 if hnvp HiltfriJ four J i'» i mihI sis-t*('it < •■nu' in f«»r them .
*]tn a canal and relieve Ihc GiMslsd i >nX fo G. P. I’ aaton, local wrath-'
*’ K*ip i£« t i t " . In* 11*1 yawnlnf#
plant, workmen began cutting dene*.
ruvuii
A 11«bn miii c*t- S a t u n l a y In
Prime Minister
Miron .areas ill th* upper St. Johns arcs. |erman.
ll w an tin Jmiirt I H 1II 1 1 , that
•part the lank In an effort to Crtstea, who also la a p atriarch 1 Tha Upper St. John* Drainagr
tin t w . Hrrvk> lull .*r tlm-l. a " I i L nufl i i it vs.1 1 r i t h f f i r n U a l l
Mr. Paxton said that the rx*
Au hiluk i- Fi-riiLiiuiiil n , i .
111 *
"
diacover If there were other vic af
the
Rumanian
Orthodox. district
embracing
some
hTfl «rt amount of rain was shuwn t y
tut*i *i I ’I hut ni t L *l In llu* Wm LI 1 •"’'V t** rilH 111 irllilfl W#4H rii1411 lei
* mi (
of thf! a n n
tim*.
Church, celebrated m an Immedi- j , quare mu«( Waa created in Hill hi» measuring instruments to i-e
w m . O n A u g iM i 4, th <;»'» m.h i * b » v r rtitvif i j the ci *u ii (i y a |.*v»
4 alcty m ngei iT' .m S y r t i i I n ttigiirn/i" v mt ut;i1 ti- i >*l t lmrli’7 A, Lind*
Witnesses eald tho tank looked ®4**F>
i,y a speeial act of the l.egia- 4.44 inches, ilul, ho atldrd. he
r r i u o i l tht* bn rtlrr iiml bonihanl
Li t h!i>’** Lut xvilli |nM hor»tpower
like a mammoth ball of fire a*
King Carol, Crown Prince Ml-1 |»ti|rw, but th# project wi* later bad not rherkrd the Instrument*
eil Ll i'g r, which fell A u g u st ii», 11 •argr h. rtf on llu* ouukirN
iti i' 'iriKli* motor, waa bellivcd
of J I’HI HUIt*111 ,
It arched oyer the narrow river hal and Princtia Elizabeth were ,b«ndoned when the cost wa> »'nce
Klmur K. Au*lr4*wat 4 8 ,
N«w
Saturday
aftemwm. lie
Lii'liu Hsill I h Hc Ik ui ii i ' h k i )
and plunged Into Ike ground.
In l.tjiitlon. King tiVurgn \ I in 1 i«* in[uitile of only 1 0 0 mii*(
at the bedalil*. She died in th* roun(| to k* excessive.
staled, howrver, hr did not U - York »talp Industrial cu in mi aa inn pmnt in L rr ilrffinw* aguinst m i l
Thi* pilot luiil lifi radio
iiiul l/uft'ii
Kliiiilit'ih
|tir|nui-i| |m r Im iir
Robert Power*, 38, was ap same bed in which her buaband.
The Upper SL John* Navlgtt- H*v# Ihat more than ahoi-t 14 er. Ku t Ijufii afi|»tiinUk<i by I, H ’*i •in nUjii'k,
n a v lg itlo n
fo r n ti i ji lit P a i l s t u h o i i juw Uir si ii*I only tho lntri**t
parently killed by a piece of the King Kerdlnsrfu, died in 10 2 1 -, lion District composed of Semi- Inches of rain fell after the rhi rk. iii«nl KkioRfVi’It I** mlm m iAtiT ihi*
l l u 1 J i fort-* g tn III tig l h** 4 Ry
t n strum pfil 4.
U n liad b « t n m h
« suit* vinit in Frunvr.
, flying, flaming metal.
new
wiigi*-hiiur
law.
Now
grl
Fho had bean ill for a yaar.
j no), , nd Brevard countiea
So great was the fall of tu n
nix on i-it hi" r bunk *»f tin* Him *!
f m -i'll n
to fi.y to I r®la nd
Jean McCormick, IS, died of
English by birth but ralgnlng c re tt(J in i # a 5 * h#n it « n pro- in suctr a short time that *ru is ting S I 2,0 00 |»**r nnnum, Antlruw$ M a n ' have bi'i'ii irb uilt ami rrf i m in thi’ t ii it x’*I Stall** a yeai*
burnt at tho seething mate roared i as consort of a liohentollern, ^ , , , 1 lo j|g lb* canal out of the were taxed lo rapacity and u< <e will illuw S i n . 0 0 0 u year im *<l 4' 11ti rj >i *I• C!umnii»ri4lllig all rimtl*
iij'ti ii nil t lux linn* tm il ill not ^eved
like a meteor to earth.
■ho waa credited with keeping pr0ceedi of a bond election. How- Unable to take care of the g u s t mmi4trater. Il ls new jo b is i*r mill bruIgcMi iiiln L i r g r , th ey ure
rt|»l»lv for mu*
They were a part of a group Rumania from being dream into VT(r, the project waa defeated n volume of water, hr pointed out. prvtuil hi l u r n i s h pl en ty o f hu«*l
i*iir r i miiih I on ii |ieimmivni w a r
llo flow noii-atup from ClIL
o f at least 1 0 0 pereona watching the World War on the tide of the in election held in 1W7.
In several places streets
weie ■chra.
ti m e footing.
fuinut to N»’\v York in li*«a Iban
Urn elate, in whleR 1 2 oil and central powers and ultimately | Laler th# S t Johna Hiver Im- Hooded anil It was particulai'y
tinpH hvt wee n the furtx aM*
28 litiurn Inat m*rk but nobody
naptha tanke exploding, 1 4 Zeel bringing it Into tb* atniggla aa.provement Association C0rop«>B4nI evident on Thirteenth Street n .ir
Ntuihlci!
with “ lull bunei**
mnl
pm.l nnirh atl^ntmn lit him or hla
and-cork "filling tower*" were on* of the alllea. It* army waa 0f a;i th# countiea (long th* St. tha Eckaraun Cannery, he -.nil,
I'tincealril mncbiin- gun neat a Pit
j
j,* ^ ||}||
f 1*411 liti’nuAf o f thf* i n i e r a a t In
fleatroyed and a oewaxlng plant routed and the country forced loj
tcewtinuea « . >»»#• aare*)
ilr rgi itiiiul
bmiilipMHif
Nhiltern Hemmole t
where the water backed up
tin* 1low nr i| 1IKum;hi"a n»uml world
deetroyed.
Forty-three persona sue for aii armistice In December,
IDik ne igh bo ring f m U .
i ru rn m rm
fliirliL When <‘orrjjyr«n taft •Iff- '
were Injured. At leaet 40 fire 1917, but in th* end th* kingdom
I I'.. I.-ni in nii'itar) experts say s e c r e t i n ) , will a i i . r i d „ |Mli,k port at N*»\v York hr said ho w»J|
men were treated fo r bums.
was materially expanded and, as
tIim. steel houcycontb would pre- fu st of the • - n t r n l Kluridu i ' miiii trotinr Liii’k to Ciififitrnis but h i
B a x te rs
-between
S e v e n th and
The fire fighters sought not a member of th* "little entente,"
* vent u aurpfisp infiltiotion like
______
E
igh
th
S
tre
e
t*
wera
lUm
uu'd
No on« knewg
ril of ( hnmht-rs nf 1 nnioii'iiii hi’fiiloij t’liRtwonl.
•«ly to prevent the ipread of along with Ciechoalovakla and
tlo* one th,- tii-inintiv nmdt.* in Tuesday Illu ming
III
I»U>t,,nu ||iiwi*Y4*r, hi* was flying the At*
TOKYO. July
1$.-(> P > -T h e 1
lh* ‘| •"'•m en had
the blare within the plant, but Yugoslavia,
became a pivotal
till I, whwn 'hey crossed tho tuuLint M
* until lu* l.intlnl hira.
government waa br- repaired them early thi. mornu.g.
*“ Prn,»«t tha village of Welle- state in th* post-war Daaubian Japan***
The weekly dull sesaiuns (ur drr (rum Aai l» n ami Kupcli. Now | Ili-nrh, ,\|r. Itugwi-ll ii*|Hirlci|
The hri-skfast will In- hi Id it | V fti’Kin flii’ra s 4$id C u rrig a n 'i
Ilaved to ha. planning a second; The rainstorm wa. the h u v . the three IncaT omtpanies of Na
vIlU, on the edge of which the problem.
an invsilrr might slorm tho city, the l'alm»tt<> < lull at H.IJil
f**4|I VViM JMl'ompl j^tU’lJ
ifiln it
plant la situated.
Hut while Rumania thui was prottai lo Jtovitt Huiiio overt Ufttn Mr, Pmiton aaaortrd, Btncf tional Guards will be held In'the
T eeh n lC h ief
fiiitv ri'
of
lhr n->,inii lilliulml lo of) l* lulllsl,
The fir* started In the wax involved in a changing political last woek’c alleged, invasion (f he took over Hit handling nf <he Armory tonight ut H:0 0 o'clock. hut only at suit-ldil to il, thi-y
»ay.
f itly I'orrijriin wan iiiuNr <l«ttn*
plant 1 lusted In .he
of picture, Quean Hart*
. .
will be thi- d r -w in g nf the rnin
8 o v -, weatherman’s duties abuut f>va
had
to Hanchoukuoan territory
Two forts
lion a » lo* hsi11 nrithfr
Dying
the yeflnery. S p ray in g fkpWly struggle with unglad family a f let troop*.
: years ago.
liny Scout Troop No. 14 holds'
M « r 7 n ' iS ^ o [ ^ b m ' T r ,‘ , , , r ‘,1 ...................
pupt*r 4 nor it puaiport h ilt *IIlUk
Officials took a , grave view of
litshow
II
hy
hall
Beginning
shortly
brfore
fairs.
Before
her
huahaad,
King
Its weekly meeting in the annex an,| ^nehen. and
Khten-Emacl,
*"**■ ,t o r ,r*
Runday
afternoon of the First Baptist Church to-| (.|Urmb norihorri point of the Is'hiiinnn. Mr, l.rhniunn w'll loki inir Iriih offiriuls welcomad him
JU ?
driving Ferdinand, died In 1927, M r eld ih* Incident which wa* regarded 4 :0 0 o’clock
the film tn New Kriglund in n Iiiul i ! i1y,
until night, W. K. Ksdcr announce.)I | jrlf„ f,„iifieatlon system.
est ton. Carol, had reaenacsd *• the most serious ainco thj the rain poured steadily
Tho unpnulichibli* airman anJons-Ju'y, about $il$ o’clock when 'he
few wei-ks for showing tn-fme
bis family and InberiUaw U lira border trouble ' f t
*w**f*
| Kbben-Knisel
commands the
.
various eivir eluhs nnd orgnnirn rtiiunroil af Kluyit llennett filM
cloud* sesmed to open up. Tho
In Franca with an Inamorata. 1937.
~— —
river hftween U rge and 'he lion* ai part nf a pulith-lty pro yoilerdiiy he wax taking off no te
Soviet troop* were allseed lo terrific downpour continued for
Magda
Lupeeca. T b a th ro n e
Violators Of City ordinances! „ ult,h f,„ nn«ri protecting the upgram so* ■! e I b ■ 'hn l.«ke nt up fur I.uiig Iteurh, Calif., and
thereupon want to hie ly M r-o ld have penstrated Manchoukuo a- approximately 2 0 or 25 mlnuies; will lie tried before Judge Frank,
|t:*atlsa*e
c ,a > Vhrsai
then snared awny headed east, M
County •*■ "t‘. *f I nitiercn,
son Michael uadnr • reganey o f bout four milts naar Changkuftng After slacking, k continued lo K Miller In a session of the Mu.
.
T, r
Uawthoaite nf I n i .un In move Dull arnuued nmsidsrabto
five with Qn»#e Karin and and occupied a kitty eraa where rain steadily until shortly after nlclpal Court at the Police Hi*- W o O O tT lC I t 4 0 A t l C I U l
'per'list Kin. ni urn laing Beach la
th* Japan*** charged they were 7:00 o’c'ock.
-.
| .I ____ _ 1 l* president of the Central Flnr
tCsntisvs* an ra*a Tnee*
well nf New Vurk.
erecting foetMtcaQana.
0 t ‘ ^ A t u t r a J I a a pine
Russia rejected' B protest ty
Currigan’s ship carried
300
7 *** m th* area hounded he lan
galliimi «f guvidine, enough to 1
ford and Palmett* Avenue* and
l.eep him aloft about 40 hour*,
Woodmen of th- World ru e 'te r
S " . " * * * ! * 1 . tltm t
Seminole
lion aa tho ground that ‘ h# terri
enough for an Atlnntic crossing!
Boulevard, l e g s * M.aday memnight (is* been dispensed wiUt «•
tory Involved belonged to her.
nnd there were unconfirmed re*
*
_
that members enn attend
lh. ,h *
• * $ * ' » Uioai
Of
|utrln around tho air field (hal
Seperiatendant of p„k* Jamrx
meetlng of District
No. 3 In
PASADENA,
Calif.,
July
IH
Return log from • two-wseka* proccn of adding mot* and new IV r-on tomorrow night, C. C.
I* Moaghtoa.
— (A*)— Followers
of the Dr. In- wu.t going tu try.
Jo h n W illiam P a tte ra a a , 4 $,
vacation spent In touring Ucofr er ci|uiptnenl in order to ba bsl- Collins announced today.
Tho project 1* habg sponsored
Mo landed the -hip at Floyd ,
Francis Townsend Old Age Ten
died unexpected!*, a t h te l a w * ta
Mr. Collin* asked that all mem- sion Plan have obtained enough llennett Inst Sunday after flying
gta, South and North Carolina, ter prepared to protect their
Oviedo M eaday m orning a t 1 :0 0
b> ,
her* who desired to attend th# aignaturrs lo qualify m an. of non -dnp from Long Reach
a . U Duncan*, a msmbar of tha cities from fire haxard*.
o’clock.
He had b o ra ,1a
III
PRA H A . C aaehaplw xU a.
meeting m arl -al the American ficial alatn parly at the Auguit nhont IM hour*. Airmen eonsid- |
Hanford
Flro
Department
«*ld
Mr.
Duncan
wa*
accompanied
*• ’ ™ “ health f a r M rarn l m eatha,
eri-,1
an uiiuaual feat beeanM
that of all Urn fir* department* on hix tour by hb wife and two l.eg.on Hut at H:30 o'clock Ttiea- primary elertiunt in California.
Mr. PntUraan, * faryaar, ha*
d»y rvenlng and that trnnvpnrThey obtained li.HD'j algna- of the age nf hi* craft and the
ha
visit*d
In
fill**
of
Sanford’*
lived In Oviedo f a r the f a i t I S law Germans, gad other mlaorl
children. Making the trip in his tation would be furniahed. lie lures in I^»s A ngelo ruunty furl that It carried a mlnhutuB
■Tit, h* saw non* that imprcs*7 d
yean.
H a w a* b o ra In l a
W tu
U n will raoriw a fta»l
ear, ho stopped with relatives in said ho expected a delegation of alone and 23>'i,fII0 throughout of equipment ax min pared witM |
U
ni
a#
being
any
batter
than
m Ju ly S ,
lit).
Ho e
nation today M *
Iho elaboralo Instruroenta
Sanford's.
ft Canon, Georgia, and then went approximately 2 0 local menfbere tha state.
W orld W a r ralo rn n and a
rieil by modern planes.
to
attend.
However, he added, meet other on to Clayton. Ca.. fram there
her o f th a local A n e r t a a l
Spara gasoline tanka occupft
Mr. Colllna also announced
APPOINTED TO RRSRttVEK
to Anderson and Charleston, 8 citiaa af thla aba have
Ifcri.
' *
of Me csM aal. i
the forward part of th* CBhM. |
that tha time for the
weekly
WASHINGTON.
July
IB.
M
T
A
fter
a
short
run
into
North
tw
ka
an
many
aatlra
fireman
a*
a
Ifln widow, Mra. Viola f
TH* moating, whkh might wall
benufit dan*** sponsored by th* THs War Department aunminerd just as in Undbcrgh’i plane,
rolina. ha began hi*
return
•on sure tvea. Ala* n ' l r
ha tha tn nilag paint toward peace daaa thla city.
lodga had baan changed
from 'oday Fred
William Tyson, J r , Corrigan haa no forward
R- F , PnUarvon o f ’ “
Tha f i r * Department her* haa trip, arriving Saturday.
s r toward tm
Friday to Thursday night*. Tha °7 Hawthorns, and lierendl K v lie flew blind from Long I d lh
Th* wvather In Georgia and Old Fashioned Square dances are
flva aatlra flraman,
Includtof
lags, wGI ha
ner Johnson of Jacksonville, had to New York with tb* aid af the
tha Carolina* waa much hotter held tn tha ta k a Mary Commu
Chief Maah Clavtlaad. Tha ‘
accepted first lieutenant appoint simplest instrument*— two
In the day, ho Mid, than It ** nity llonaa.
aai parti**, p s r i n n i should have four
n stk compasses, a bank and
ment* In tb* reserve corps.
h a rt hut at night It la aonUr.
•» »hn
On tha ava a f tha confer* ac* rtv taek |lra’ truck. Chief Ci
Indicator and an Ieel In'pmiataiaa, to ha up
tlrri1 H* aarountarad llttla rain on
Airfield attendant* xraltad
tha entire trip, h* declared, add
tiny country which nestles in th* vain to a** - Qorrigin turn
ing, however, that there haa h**a
lat* a f th *
Pyrenees between
Franc* and toward the weal kfter ha took
fk ia a t rain far crop* aca bethave abo u t tha
Florida— Partly cloudy tonight Spain, la the only country in a t 4 :17 o’clock yeeteiday
title summer than f a r aavarsl and Tuesday, M atured showen Burapa whkh require* no pees- Ing, but be disappeared
h k e lty , Mr.
Tuesday,
* » a .j* a |
murky eastern thy.
prat fra entry.
* “ *•.
7- so * m to
Losses Estimated
’• At $5,000,000
Arrives 28 Hours I
Japs Hogged InChina;
After His Takeoff
Firemen FromNearby
Cities Are C a l l e d
To Combat Flames
a
N U M RER 278
Racial FeudingContinues In Holy Land Hearty WelcomeGIvert
Flier Ry Flabber*
g a s t c d Officials
Dowager QueenOf
Rumania, Marie,
Dies At Age Of 63
Over Four Inches
O t Rain Recorded
During Cloudburst
Royal Mother Caused
Nation To Cast Lot
With Allies In W ar
Precipitation H e a v
iest E x p e r ie n c e d
In Several Y e a r 8
ADMINISTRATOR
Belgium Border
D efen ses Built
“J u s t In Case”
F o r ti f ications Net
work VVoulilPrevent
S u r p r i s e Invasion
%
J
Simpson, Bagwell
To Attend Chamber
Council Breakfast
Japs Plan To Protest
Alleged Soviet Entry
Mr r„ ton ,|tt.|are,j ,hM n,.
City News Briefs
Women's Group Plant
Pines On Vacant Lot
John W. Patterson f r y
Dies Unexpectedly
At Home InOviedo
5 : s : = : i g x c™ ,,'“
Meeting In rierson
*
1Sanford’s Fire Department Good As
Any For Size Of City, Duncan Says
Th-
riMJBr„.
TownecndUcM Form
Party In California
Czech Heads To Study
Minority Problems
D
: ^ 5r ’5yE35^ ,l,.a :
j
LOCAL W EATHER
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Jaycees Sponsor
A uto Races A t
New SmyrnaBeach
N A vkW & pK B
TH U ALO W A N D
CONNOR
R A D IO EN G IN EER
R IC H AR D STQDDART
*. NEW SMYRNA BEACH, July
— H Act racing drtvera from all
MKtieu of Florida will compete
In Ihe Jayeee aponaorvd anto
r w an tb e beach here Sunday
Afternoon. The ata rte r1* flap will
wave th* car* away in the flr»t
dVtnt prom ptly a t 2:46 o’clock.
t Entile* iq tba two nine-mile,
•area and a h alf mile, 15-mile
<nd 22 1-2 mite event* over the
mile and a half court* already
have been received from Oraln.
Jacksonville, St- Auguatine, Y:|lee. Dimmer* and New Smyrna
Reach. Several other* are tip eclrd
le fe re th e deadline. Thera will be
•facial racea for f**t and alow <
f a n , a coned at Ion race, on ell- I
wlnnar* event end a free-for-all
1 On* of tho moet hotly-eomc*tid nice* It axpected to develop
between Al Wheatley of Jack ROIl*
ll]l* and llngh D iion of Yulce.
act of the driver* who competed
l the Jeckaonvllle race* on July
and a t Daytona Beach July 10
ra expected to be a t the ulartig Ha* her* Sunday.
Included among tha crack driv
r*. from whom entriee already
av* been received, in addition to
te a tle y aad Dixon, are Ed Eng.
1 A. Smith, Ellis Plates, Thome*
Iunday and Hick Jankina, all of
ackaonvllta; Don 8nttle, Din*-
/ D R IF T
IN D IC A T O R
R A D IO
C O M PA SS
f l i g h t e n g in e e r
CD LUMP
P IL O T
HUGHES
1,1 nEit
• R A D IO
E Q U IP M E N T ,
JTATION
iAG___
E L E C T R IC
CO N TR O L
PANEL
IS V R O P fL O T l
c e n t In lead r r e m Paata Owe
perabted among the red d est* . I
Pointing to Lawrence, Mac*.,
a city mad* np of mflla a a d feetor fee, Mr. Johnaoa declared that
nearly all *f the (ndnatriea there
upon which thoilaands or worki n depend fo r a living, war*
flore-l and elgna " fo r aaie”,
"apace fo r ra n t" and similar
other eigne were prominently
ported on the once thriving l i t
loriea
He declared th a t com* o f the
rcaidenta feel th a t the enactment
of the wage* and hear* bin will
revive the**
induktriea.
Real
"ente claim, ha eaid, th a t the In.dnvtrle* have moved Into the
South. To aubeU nllat* thle 6*
lief, Mr. Johneoa told th a t ha
noted th a t the factorie* In the
Carnlinns and other, point* below
the Maaon.pixon Ha* w ere hi
full operation.
*
T H IS
S K ETC H
Indleale* h aw H o w a rd
In their w o rld -c irc lin g p lana.
t.'m*by, Ocala; and to ro id Colre.
Social
New Smyrna Belch,
Juhnaone; and 263,760 Brown*
Security
Roll:-;
ROLLS
PtUDAT O N L Y
f o o d
BUTTER
^
STRINGLESS
a
*. t
Pullman 22 oz........10c
Bread 16 oz. loaf....8c
r s
o u
Whlto House Evapors.cd
Preserves 16 oz. ja r .......
; Tetley’* Orange Pekoe
American* Brand Sweet Mixed
pkg^..........
[‘Graham
Crackers 1 .lb .p k g ......
ki ;
Sunnyfield
Pickles
21 oz. ja r.......
A A P Pure
Apple Sauce 2 No. 2 cans
Hires 5 oz. bottle............
IONA BRAND-PLAIN OR SELF RISING
I
5 LBS. 15c
Shoulder
Roast lb.
ii.lr r u
Tendered Hams lb,
Club Steaks
lb.
Good Hamburger lb.
Breakfast Links lb.
Spare
Ribs
lb.
•uran
Bacon Squares lb.
. i *r‘,f
„
Avocado Pears
3 for
Crushed Pineapple
pound.....:
Wright’*
K eep p o ta «
Paddlag or let Cresm Peeserl
re *
Vhi
Franks
2 Slices
15c
PIG TAILS
SPARE RIBS
2 Lbs. 29c
Smoked
eummer beverages
1
Lamb or
l Veal Chops
Lbs. 25c 1 2 Lbs. 29c
sau sag e
}}C
10c
10c
v*
xTc. Peaches
...
2 for
21
* '
•:!
• • I IT A B D A B D
Tomatoes , ; 3 for
Co
mbcn
1
r r w g tM
Till Can Carotene
Peanut Butler
Corned Beef Hash
j
B O, 3 S W I F T *
*
BraanoBurt
Pineapple Juice
B aritone Dog Food
F ll v e r P o lla h
Bacon
Lb. 13%c
se OS- JAM
Lorna Doones pkg,
BrUto,4
2 for
Bulk Sugar
5 lbs.
Large P.&G. Soap 2 for
to OS. FAB CAMP
Pork * Beans
tf o r
y - ■' * *
Ol bo m a r g a r in e
Kool-Aid
Squares
Lb. 17yac
*H BSOIIB M BALL
lorthern, Nayy
P q n lc lig h tfi
Lard
Pound 10c
10 lbs.
MACARONI
NuUey
llra a k - O -te a f
NO. I DIAMOND ItlC D D PIVMAPrLR OR HOl.K'a
ANN .PAGE—SPAGHETTI, ELBOW MACARONI. NOODLE8 OR
lb.............
5C
HAMS
FRIDAY ONLY
MAXWELL H O U SE COFFEE
N O . 1 STANDARD CORNED BEEF
WESTER NMEATB
-
J U L Y 15-16
3 lbs.
POTATOES
Jt
BEEF LIVER
2 Lbs. 35c
WILL SELL THEM
Stringless Beans
Be. » l i r a * . CO U a a
btatoes
10 lbs.
18c
iuranas
3lbs.
10c
iBCrg BHBBB
i
tringless Beans 3 lbs. |5 c
iTocado
Pears
Sc
ID J tiic rr
WESTERN BABY
LARGE JUICY
PERSIAN LIMAS
PEPPERS
Root Beer E xtract
[ Corn Flakes 8 oz. pkg,
;
Elbirta Peaches
5 lbs.
Yellow Squashy Okra lb.
Yellow Onions
5 lbs.
Bananas
A n n P a g a (e x c e p t S tr a w b e r r y )
HMilk 4 tall cans !.........
WISCONSIN DAISY
BEANS
2 Lbs* 5 c v
P ound
AT Golden Bantam
Aw.
3 For 10c
PINK SALMON
BANS
S a a fo rd
PEARS
C re a m e ry — T u b
Vi lb.
BOS— 2 1 7
FRIDAY ONLY
When Groceries A re Sold C heaper
AVOCADOS
3IH,r>30
Dozen 5c
’Tea
Raw Shrimp lb.......... ......23c
Cooked 8hrimH|b.................. 30c
Small Snappers lb.........._.20c
Sheep Head 2 lbs. ............16c
Sea Trout lb............
Its
f]
There are 470,100 Kmi'ha on Ihe
ring, both of Si. A0g*i*llne; Bob
COFFEE
i
H *nnr a. horn
U H II* O M IN R K T
•elleller* far P laintiff,
t i l Mein Street
Daytona Beaek. Florida.
(C I R C U I T C O U R T S E A L )
and boedod b*ck la H e w Y e r k ela Falrb ank a, A U t h a .
PAN
JUICE
B y A , It. W I B U ^
Deputy C lerk
LEGAL NOTICE
Ha*b*a, hi* fe a r com panion, and tk e ir equipm ent era placed
T h e y e ra u a d tba A tla n tia , Enropo and S iberia In record-bronk iag tu rn
BOKAR
p-m
It is eatimated th -t IS mi lion
peoplo in tropical and »ttbtropical
region* are trailed for m sk ria In
a year.
T e n a n M r .b jr r** » lc M <• a*pear lo IP* B in o f Cea plw at filed
herein aa*m*l you la I M abate
entitled -rte h e on n r Iwtare thI l k d a p •( September. A. D. 1*31
T h e aealoid H e r i l f - la hereb r I t t l l u l M aa tbe newepeper la
w bleb this enter eball be pnbUrbed eere a week for te ar ( I )
ne a e e o tire wee be.
Wlineee M r k » ■<. end eeel e(
elflne at Beaferd, BeaHaelf Caaal r . Florida. Ibla l l t h day of duly
A l> U 3 t,
& p. h e r k d o n .
Sanford Fish M arket
A A P Baker’s
Fresh—Delicious
Polk's—Grap*fml I
Recent (array* in RXk o m Ib,
K tam e, Georgia and D’lnolx mdi
e t t* farm bo lid ina rapilra are
!»*fin* In comparieon with fo r
mer yearn.
<
N ua*
F r e s h ly R o u t e d I
F r e s h l j G ro u n d !
frta h
I ' <2b«kfng op on A t b«lkf th>>
i the b lM develop a "tixth w m , ”
. itodM t* performed experiment*
• t Southern M ethodic Unlvwxity
Vnd decided the b elk f « u f*'i*-
Alex R. Johnson
Back From Trip
To New England
C A N T FIND BIIIP
CIIAHLEfTTON. 8 . C. J a y
—W)— LieuttM Bt Carl Q. Bs
man, ■ flight dfflerr of t!
Charlraloit C o u t Ciwrd a'v bn
rvpeitid late y t.U n U y th .,1
12-hour ( s ilt l M irth - had fall
lo dieeloeo nay trace of a <h
r Lite Flour
J*
2 for
2 for
f
2!
2
>
�f» t* A ^
i .- t ' ^ - t .
\L ^
- - - ' . L i i . : « i . ! ., v . ; ' , ,’. -..j. . • > ■ ...
*
.
• , y ..
. '•
•
______ '_
—
I%KRKV-.i?<V s
B u M to T*« Only Central
FterhU City Affording Rail.' Highway
And Water Traiuportalloo
© h e
*T
lir n t lit
• 9
VOLUME XXIX
Member AaaodaUd P r t n
Chinese Halt
Jap Forces In
Hankow Drive
New Holy Land
Riots Reported |
®
The tide of battle «hiflt-l
today fo Ihe advantage of de
fensive forcea jn bo.h China
and Spain. The Japanese
drive up the Yangtze River
toward Hankow, temporary
Chinese capital, aptwared
stalled, the Japanese having
made no marked advance for
three days
NEW YORK. July 16 —,<n
— Lashing rain -storm ami
tale-like wind* left a trail
of havoc alo n r
the mid
dle A tlantic seaboard. Having
aeroM southeastern
Penney Ivania. New Jertey, l>elaw*rr
and the cnetcrn
shore
ot,
Maryland, the storm, arrnmpanied hy li*hlninit. flooded
scores of homes, scattered
fishing boats, ripped o ff r o o ts ,
felled trees and damaged roin
fields and orchards.
INDEPENDENT DA1I.Y NEWSPAPER
S A N P O R I), F L O R ID A , F R I1 > \Y . J l l . Y
New Project
Is Submitted
For Hospital
SevereStorm Lashes
Mid-Atlantic States
China’sDefendere Re
port 45 Vessels Of
Invaders Destroy
ed J n Two Weeks
Loyalista"”Stiffen Resistancc To Offen4 sive Of Insurgents
an
15. IK.IS
S em in o le C o n n ly P ro d u c e s
M ore F r u it A nd V e g etab le* T h a n Any
S im ila r A re a In A m e n c a
9
RECORD-BISTER H lTCHKS KETl RNS NKI‘ DIM ; SHAVE. SLEEP
New York l*ays(ireatest Homage In Dec
ade To Airmen Who
Circled The (ilobe
Flan* »ml Aper if tea Ilona fur a
FWA hospital
project
wrrt? in*i rii Thm AfUy hy E. y.
Housholder, county attorney* to
II. P. C ole. .In tn tor of *hp south
eastern division of th* FWA in
A t l* n t i, in a new effort *« se
cure funds with which In tuihl
t hospital.
Thousands Line
Procession Route
Lakeland
Mr. Ilounholder declared that
he eipertrd h, receive information
within
two
weeks indicating
in
N I -'W
(A IM
li h
Approved by the County ComMr
llmjshidder
M illK .
Il««v\u ni
huit*
In ly
Ih iu h cM
tH n Lo -p iid P D tf
1R.—
und
com -
D itn m n . n « l r ' r i u m p I n n M y u p
In w r i M .m h n ltjin li*flu,v. fto m
Meeting ”,™,“*he*onproject,hr was
mr' l,nif
*■" Ju!*
ordered pre
pared by
w
Sportsman And Mates
A re Showered From
SkyseraperWindowH
Officers
Are . Elected
"hrlh,,r lh- pr-ject h,d u-»n
■I
.. .
.
Kivrn Initial appioval.
t > y J-e i r e c l o r s
-
Hughes Given
Huge Ovation
By Adm irers
Plans For Modem In
stitution Call For
Outlay Of $70,000
As Sponsor’s Share
County
Symes Is Named
Head O f Celery
D ... , . n
i Publicity Group
N U M B E R 278
K s la h lis h e d In 190S
vltcn
t in l » it l tr r \ t o t i n ’ cl y h a lL
Roy F. Symes was named presi
Moughtun. and (). IV H rndon.
in ilit* m ost in im iP o u u h c dent of the Fjoints State f*>lery county c eik.
Association at a meeting of the
i < * u .ir.iilr X * \ o r k h m
The hospital will cost $127,directors of the recently revived
hold m i diviuh*
000 accoiding to teriiativr plans
enrpoiation in Lakelind Thursday ]
Irawn up. Of thU amount th«
It w ,i * like a lh n > w h a c k
morning.
FWA woukl make the County an
I,, ti.ih \ 'in ,1.1\
mhi*n Jimmy
• T h , Chine,e high command d c -, <>n hi* r turn io the ciiv. t’ri-si- outright gr»m of iMOmi
\V ,61k4 •4 Mil-, m.i'. " i , u'lirn Lim l.lared 46 Japane.e * „ vC..c ls dent Byrnes declared that IliU*
(he
n o l|( w
Iiim gh fit •*( flew Ih<* Atlantic,
been .unk or bmlly damaged b u .in .a , oth er than election of »I- l t a l UB„ l|¥ t , ppru¥tl h„
F.h ili- • .<in|iift4.1 thr
English
Sf lb* past two weeks, Although
h"* ^ in
■»
iv, n ( h r
^
. f r „ holder.
( 'hn nru'l 11>t aI flrvt iicrowis the
, ltfl|on
the statem ent tacked confirmation, abort meeting, Omf accomplish- ^
X oiih Puli* T h r i anyiMH of the
on th„ ltluluw, „f $70i000
C hbico planca were known to m .n t hcwever, was the decialon
f ipuiii‘i:iI d o t . u | rt huril
with
Uiat
75
percent
of
the
g
ro
w
.r,
wor,
h
of
bonil,
|f
fr„
ho.
,
,
„
,
k*r« attacked Japancao gun
• i it * ••f K in hiikr (i* thr intrepid
m
ini
*ign
contract*
for
the
pro
oosta and several have been obair mrii
,
.
. ,
appiove, thr*e bond, will be derf.
Having moro th a n Ii.i K ci I tho ji ..ini.l I he-worl-l
•iryod being lowed down the poeed celery advert!,Ing program |hffMd lo , hr r)¥ernm en,
>.l Hugh"*
F-o 'rie n ie c n
nimulcsi— the
fur which the a,inflation , » re lurn for a loan of tike amount. mtarting point, I'loyd llcuneit Kiel<|,
river. t
t o i k . t.. find
tinir it took thr prorc^Klon of
imi iin*l lit-, f u r ••114|k.i || |«■1)-a I
■A bomb explosion today in the vived to jpon*or. Under th" old
*nid I m rvnrh tlir
n lv
h »H —
Pointing out
that
complete i* »hown Iweurmg h a i l jn.t uutalili Hi. iilune nmuediii
iiitiil Mil ' h.i v hi
1*1*1 hr i Iit‘I
mldet of an A rab beaaar crowd contract, 80 percent of the grow- plana wilt be ready within *10 the world in three da}*. Ill hour* ihi .I | i; niinuti
dovtnf.ovn N n t York acrrnm rd |tl
era
were
required
to
aign
before
pm idr f..i the
mult imilhonmlre
la David Sreet in the old city
d ,y , a ftrr the project ie a p
■f Jcm aalem led t« rioting and the program could be launched. (ii
T e iii
- jh. i t-ujwui unit Him inuten
proved,
Mr.
u r ia i, tea
■* iIlou*holder
i vw- hwiw» i eald work
.......—
#
Mr. Byrne* *tat<d that no other could begin on the hospital with- I f 1 1 g s h p e a
mid shimi- 1 «.1 the nirn with Hell*
kreught B ritl,h troo p , and police
| /} ||C I 1 Q
term* of the propoaed contract In four weeks after the a bitmen® U U 8 I I l C v e
IinJH K S PORTRAIT OF A t i r e d m a n
^ C llu U d
to the aetne.
*•i til fii*. I mi L Mp ,«nd rinptied from
made
thr Win-I'-Wt
Ilf
thr
world**
• RU Arab# were killed and 40 were definitely decided upon. He
, lruclurf
prilvido
I rente it
^ v --ii p r M ,
tr ie phone
1%
wounded In th a exploelon end In indicated, however, that there w a. Thp
fof v
»nd h„ prohnnka. fdd "tatiunei y, let ter*,
.be eneuing claeh, adding to the conaklerable ili*cu*alon on vari*
fteWdjMlp, **
regie toll
of Holy 1U
Land
j* 1
tragic
tou 01
n d diaor- 00* olher Ph l **‘
vUlona for all equlproml to make
a a d e n whlek became acute again
Generally, ha pointed out, thoeo (t a Mmiam and yp-io-date hot
t'lrrk-^. ivlrtpigi,i|.hrr% Uu«|n8M
firo 'h rfik rfV
end
‘ h*nlfer«,
f f i r - l - 'W
1
oMewdlng the melting M r . **n1puTl
P*rihiiHril lo Miikfhrv' iinotiifig fe*l
work on ra n f
i .
i rf*_ r a .,
will be engaged In wnr|
'Another aaplaafam was followed fu ro r of tho prepoard program , ont, wm
Wreck Hire Of Italian of kfirillidif ghihe tn ,1 diiyi*, ID
tacb wtek, and that It will ^
^ A S K C U 1 0 1 1L by a riot In Rafad and two Arab* Meeting! will be called In tho
b'oiiA and h minute- g rrw ■rnapproximately
week* to
^rtra killed when police fired Into near future a t which a contract
Airliner On Which Don
m i l and deliin n in<*
a crowd. A rab, accused Jew , of will be definitely dreidrd upon!rumplet* It, A nur»c» homo w il
21) Died Is Found Pol... d iinutril
and a campaign started to get bo p jr t of the building,
there were
throwing tho bomb.
11 1o Mg HiomiIwiiv and Fiiliei* ( ’nmRtiffoned realatsaca of g overn- tho signatures of grower*, h o 1 Mr Houeholdar declarnl thnt
IM FM I- \N U
luU l.
F. A. Gwsnrll. c h ie f st«ti*ticinn
niM,**'1» i,ni,l.l)
7A. non
pereoni
v
although no definite ai*r
ha*
hnent force* hi aattorn Spain *aid.
r.m \ m11i M VII U ,t\ ' "ii -n one , Lewi* J Valentine him.
I’rraidrnt Symo* intimated th at y ,l been cho»«n for the hospital. of the t ’ensn* of I lusinrsi illn
toraprllad tho lnaurgvni*> »trlki ttii. fn. ,\ |•r hi MMini "••If Mtt.l there were
pi ninthly
h>g eaa'.ward tow ard Valencia and thU lime th r proponed contract'(he city ha, agreed to dnnsio o *nm of the Bureau o f Ihe <Vn*u
n *v.4iiiii
with heudquailer* in I'hilnilripriM
(n .iitiii a 1 4i it ml th« city
tho Mediterranean coaat, to widen might d iffer from (hat In the five, desirable sit*.
!ni|.IV i | U-.il, d ,>>l2 *b«hall
staled in a letter to the Cham
(halt front.
year contract circulated in tO'J#.;
---------- ------------it 11i I 0n 1jil ill iiMuikr ui ji
her of Commerce l l i t l report* on
18rail llllk
(
. ev m
He (ICC
declared
lh a t (16
he 1611
fett ll»6
the 841*
ad
In tho Eapadan mount Ian* 110
oJ.llH i , run fit; hr 'hath •> 1*114*
the latest censn* h e in s comtiicle 1
north of Valencia, Government vertlalng program would bo more
.f «h
h.nM
.»f tin.......I«»n*
at
p
r
r
s
e
n
t
hy
llie
liurran
lire
troop* recaptured Im portant poal- fovorably accepted by the grow
h II m i *
(Mil
«n
•
1
Hi
JIM
III/
1
coming
in
lost.
tlona before Insurgents hsd time ers if the time wore reduced to
\hh ♦null
i* ii*
iy i
Hi
He r e q u r d e d , however, thut
to coniolldste.
u single year,
the
t'hninbcr
of
Com
merce
urg"
*
1
iiiiM.n
>.(h«
i.il
A
f
4-flh*
a >1
Myron C. T sylor, chelrman of
County A gent C. H. Daw,on,
an hltsinr** house* lh at have not
tlir 1*4r h 1 |m • Ik! *1
.Mill 11 v r
Uia JJ nitlon conferabice on Ihe who ha* been lending hi* full
-........
yet m ade their report* to do so
r'r* w Ml* im‘ i 1
•*P «I
refugee problem U)d head of the so ppm t to th r advertising pro
Her faring llin ., ,|nry nppearJACKSONVILLE. July 18.—
onrp.
IIIJIII).
U. 8. delegation' a t Evtana lra- gram . was opllmltlc on hia re Florida's Old Age Assistance roll
INit 1,1 « morning new*paper
Balna, France, urged Germany to turn from Ihe meeting. A lthough' of eligible*
The report * nmol be in lh"
■pmling ii letter he w>l* »ald i„
eligibtea t*
u lnereaaing
at >hIncreasing *t
let UFl 1hr
M illK ,
.Ira V
lot refugee* take th eir belonging* there was not mt’en definite ac rata of 165 per year, If the first bond* of lh" rensu* bureau l«
wrilicn t,. Arthur Kudner.
Mi1i'rki !!♦ "1 Mi* V hull tin hru i Ini , advert wing agency for th»
*H b them. He ipoka a t th* final tion taken tow ard furthering the year of the adm inistration of the fore the latter port of July.
i
.•
»
v
a
hirh
Ml'
u
thr
ttis lo n of the ccmforence,
program, the directors did what State' W ellar# Board I* In be
The rrnau* i* being enndurted
H " iid | f'ltru* t'ioiinila*lon, a n
Ull jI iii .i i»i t \ itii*
in Hi j» 0>rr lh*
' Tho conference will close today they set out to do, he pointed out, laaen a* a erltarlon.
by the bureau in en e ffo it to u< ’
aothoriied, Itandall
C hart.
\\
-Mil- »«* 11 •rr ilralti
Jn v
and tho London organisation will
Mr. Dawson reported directors
According to figure* rele*»ed n nationwide survey („r ISJUT :*
• • i• * i v und Ir.-aoirer of t'haae
ii*
•
•
H
iuk
|
»lain-m
Dmiiil
hihiy
l»y
bald Its first moating Aug. 3.
from the other producing centers brr* today by Clayton C. Cod- eovsrlng retail und who|r*;tl
.not I'ouipnny, today *uid the comMf 1»gur -1 ih
v i. t m i
The
. I t will have fo u r vice-chairmen w rt* also In favor of the sam e1 , 1ngtnn, sta ts w elfare rnmmi* trade on n major n.implo bn-i
n" a tion wh . ii ronfidential
JiVi.il
i*
M
M
l
ll
D
i
I
m
ii
M
V
11
uairr
an d ■ paid director who will b* program and had pledged sup s i n n e r , aasUUne* was granted t» It U wholly voluntary.
"•oiler lo-lw en liiniM-lf and Mr.
ii
rul
u
IV
VM
M
MI'll
rlu
d
i-l
*
:*
•
authorised to approach various port in a drive to secure the sig 7At persons between the **»* ot
The purpo*" of the remit*
h .drier and W*| mil intruded for
MII'Ull' Mi pa * *llg ‘16 .Mill fmn puhl n s thin.
peal* in connection with natures of celery growers In the 66 and 66 during the period, be- to provide up-to-date data
LJl'Mf Ml»M,
ipigritlon of rofngcca from lower section o f the stale.
twaen July* 1037 through Ju n e *ales, pay rolls unit inTkntonMr. I'hm * wn* quoted m *gVkhill
Th e 111i lili'Ml HlTlill 111
s ta r Germany,
A. Neutaenholaer of R iraiota 1036, nr the first y*ar of th" for several hundred lbou.utn.1 n
pUuiuig hi* rom pany'a views on
Will
1
|l|illM
llll*
•ilr
hi/
III
Mint
London organisation will was named vk* president and tenure of th* S tate W elfare (kilers and w holr-alei* Ihroiigl
tho "color-added" prore*a of dye
Hen* U the piclurv of a tired iitftii: II o w u m I Hughes, million • ying
r •Mill* |<* Ihimr
with estatin g league W. M. Hsynns of thU elty will Board, created hy th* tegulature out the country.
ing fruit hy iman* of which the
thr
viHilht'lll
The
schedule
iu tm i were •Ire spurtsntHti pilot, utuully u dapper figure, win. wi-nt without from tsUflwri. ■ii
o f nation* refuge* bod lei and deal continue to a r t as secretary for of 1937.
uppearanc*
of the fruit ia mad*
itf Ssi'liiu i
■alaly with German refugees.
The statistic* reveal also that mailed to retailer* and whole ■lecp and without shaving in ordi-r lo fl> urotrod the world in tin* tip of thr sinful
the association.
tWil ••are attractive and over which a
11mt,
npn*
■
iih
r
the
v
Aim
Th# countries u p raaentrd at
country fecovd linn- o f three day*, 19 hoot* and td nitnilfea. T h is Jiii-lur"
Attending from Sanford were the 70-71 af* group receiving saler* throughout tne
great dral rif controversy ha*
I was mad*- at Floyd lli-nm-tt Field. New York, shortly after I’lhd -Islera unit u ii U «•• •>f (Jen. lihiM* raged among citrus grower* and
tha con ference bora arfll send to County A gent Dawson. Secretary old age assistance la In the n u several w reks ago.
Htvit'tury
Valle.
unde
rppe
It details concerning the number Director John Moloch. From OvW- merical load, with 1000, although
The bureau ha* requested tie•- l*pc. J,
Hughe* nod hiM four conipnniotia left the cabin of their hi-neitored aviation, A l-o !•• Mil ii |ij«tj«i*iiig ’fNi
i f refugnec they can except and Hsyncs. President Symm and the <7-30 and <3-60 groups are active ro-operatinn of chamber*
" l» .u .ire two schools of
lievvtl
writ*
hr
JR
t*
1
1
(1
hfiunl
A ir th
th* .cendttloaa under which they do. Directors Andrew Dude and close up. th* tort*or with 1004 of commerce, trade a*sociation i. Mono pU no*
bought ixi>: rig among fru it
•r
■
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lluliatM.
to
be
trade
publication*,
and
olher
rep
Will bn r a n trad.
and th* latter with 1003.
Jam es Wilton.
r*|irrNp eil in men rvgarillng th" process. One
w ill
Th e Iielirf
la th* S-y*ar group, 05 and resentative* uf trade.
mu il Insiits that mlor-addi-d makes
p
i nr
ttii
rt
l
i
limt
air ci
under 100, u siatanc* was granted
the prialuct more marketable and
fluiur*.
huve cra -h nl In
during the flees! year to X ,
increase* Its duuiind; Ihe other
while tho number a f eligible cen
contend* that the process doe*
tenarians waa Increased by >0.1
not add any value to tho fru it
Forrest Stew art Gatchel, ,« n | tin-* which ta o n 'fu rlo u g h , " ill
Allman
Forty-eight persona more th a n '
for thv consumer, lhat color'T h o Ron ford MlnJatorlal Aso
f
Mr.
and
Mr*.
F
orraat
K-l
l>«
etuarnped
ql
Fort
Clinton.|
HOLLYWOOD, Fla., Ju ly 1 |.
p iT T « n ,tBm i , ,
added due* not help thn "keep
ladlw tk l t — (AT— While horror-etrkko* pe 100 were carried ev er from the
Gatchel of IUl> Hanford Avenue. The lu*l wreak In Auguat will '<■
previou. adm inistration, the old- Toa J vS E S P ' m *
ing" qualities or flavor of th*
bren sworn in as a cadet In devoted t*» a dismounted prurtii"
tho ts v . R . W. fcybum will dm destrian* vainly triad I*
eat o f the** i— t— "t"> - *- t a t . "
“ » vr*‘*‘«'0 *nio
U n X d " s u i t s ' Military A»ad-| march through the nmunlum*1 Klas Allman. 61*. 'H»<1 “ l *•»• fruit ami that it is an additional
m r tho sermon a t th* Union him and a n anglnaar MM a
fm n
rip rn su lo the grower.
a poauaio
| a bloody hunting knUe on Hum * * . , i W rjt l-ulnt and ha* been .outhw esl of West I'uint.
the home urn his si te ., Mrs. J- «
R arvka to ho hold Ruaday eveo- whittle
wld*
open, H erbert public i i i tou
nf
UU«.
desk and
blurted
out, Patrol* U nsigned to Hie Third Company,! new cadets will be required
Woods, of Ihi* m y , a t noon folSmith, «0. d o s t and dumb
■Isa*
FDR VIHITB PARK
E. L. Lock* easbf: “I k illfij n tw C„ |c t tin s, hv tlngadierl live in .h e lle r lent* during th n lowing an lllnec* of «bou< nlmTh* Ror. ly b a r n f t origbtnlly list, rad* Into * paeeengtr train
EL
PORTAL.
C * lif.-0 P )-f
Ten*.
'hi*
knife",
I
G
eneral
Ja»
I,.
Benedict,
superperiou,
end
will
receive
their
inweeks.
a t a grad*
President Roosevelt arrived bore
Polk*, guided by the man. totandent, According to inform* luaibm lo maaU ».rv.-d from the,
M f . Allman was born
n
sthrough Yooowaa killed laotnatly
found ta V ancntfia automobde Uo„ m ¥ |ved here today.
V , V . rolling kitchen.
| teen on Apr. » K j and had
^
Smith, who operated a
ta a country lane tha body of
n p air shop hora. rad* taU th*
Stewart l* one of a group ol
sunny
Hanford to live
13— UP! Carolina Bacco, SI, dead or ,t*b 412 new cadet* who hav# Just
for h i, sight seeing tour.
Viracalll bean enrolled in th* 1042 classes. year. The claao work will ex last Balurday.
wealthy wounds. Locks la id
1M fart. Th*
jealousy
a*
lh#
motive.
HU widow. Mr*. Budle Allman
AGAINST GOVERNMENT
Clearw ater hlVfator, m id yester
> * r th* n eat three w^eka, Cadet tend from 0100 A. M. to 3:110 P.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. July H .—
day he k ceartiiM llng a new
Gntehel and hia classmates Will M.. with on intermission of a n 'u f Osteen, and three children.
____ _____ ... huur for lunch. Drill* and com David, Mary and I n n Allman, m v -G en * Tunney, former world**
champlooq
. .
taatruclion in military aubj*ctt| pulsury Intram ural athlsttcs will’ all of Osteen, survive, Al»<* fuur heavyweight bostng
and‘ J N. All- , t 0od before in educator,' g reu p
r L
*Wesley
"“ *
CE CITY. July IS. daalgnH U* fit
fi them fo r formal lair* anothor hour In th - a l t ebrothers,
RALT LAKE
man of Ostaen and Jake and Al- here last night ami charged Anter*
—40V—Deputy sheriffs and f,r- UStrmnca ini.* 'he Corpa of noon.
lan Allman of P o rt Orange; four ^
educators with trying
4a
Cadets.
On
July
22,
tho
claaaj
The
new
cUmca
will
bo
divido rt rsa g a ra last n ig h t started a
Will he absorbed Into th* conw cd into sectlona of front Id to sUtara, Mr*. J . W. Wood* and
n> of Mt, Olympt
will p artkipalo with tk# u p -1 14 men fo r tha aradom ic work Mrav Bailie Hardy of Hanford.
ela-Ms In routine activities, in conform ity V» lh* military Mrs. U. E. McDonald of W ort
lag parade* for w kkh U* academy ayiU m of Inrtruclion. Palm Beach and Mr*. Daniel Mc“ Forecart: Partly cloudy tonl
and each cadot will bo requtrsd A rlay ot Lantana, Fla.
fu n e ra l arrangem ents will h* and Saturday, local thi
to rtcit* In each of hU aubjecu
.era Saturday.
announced U tor.
evory do/.
had
P la n e Crashes
I n to H o sp ita l
A^Buenos Aires
Reported T o Be
P ro g re s s in g W e ll
i,.),,
30
Chase Says S tory
In Morning Paper
Was Unauthorized
Old Age Eligible
Increasing Fast
Kills Sweetheart,
Glvea Dp To Police
?ssn
i ■:
I. (T
mind Of NeCCSflity
For Early Retifrns
F^HSlOn LlSt Ol
Rev, H. W. R ybum To Deaf Bicyclist Rides
Preach A t UnlonMeet Into Passenger Train
A
Stewart Gathel.Is Sworn In As
Cadet At U. S. Military Academy
Kia«
Dies
At Home Of Sister
New “Mercy Tink" Is
Being Constructed
W™
LOCAL WEATH ER
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TIIH HAWTORU HERALD, RANKORD, rLORIDA
FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938
W aited : Trees And, PIai\U
In last night’* Herald City Clerk Frank La muon listed
n number of trees, shrubs, and vines which are denied fur
Fort Mellon Park and urged public spirited Hanford citi
zens, civic organizations, and various business houses to
mako such contribution* as they can afford.'
The Herald is glad to Join in Mr. iatnison’s plea for
the sup|)ort of this beautification project. The Ci'.y an 1
the federal government are spending some 130.009 In lay
ing out this park and preparing it for the planting of
these shrubs. When completed it will be one of the most
t'cautiful spots in Florida.
As an attraction for tourists, and an a sobree of com
munity pride, it should be fully appreciated by every Sanford citizen. It should he a privilege and a pleasure to con
tribute to its beautification. I,<«>k up the U*t of desired
tfees. shrubs, and vines in Usl night’s Herald. Notify
Frank Lamsan of your contribution.
HOW MANY
STB ftN G E A S I T SEEMS—By JO H N H IX
wam\f\u> ma
1b
RUNNIH6
i A mPtRATURg OF
>AU la a rases u .r .1 Tks
eg r n s s wkleh Is etrle *H|1*0 la the u r lav rr
■a at all aessa SlsrwirSrs
I t II «
aal il lr n r ls .
la Ihb pager s a t alss
il aewa pablU krt I r r r l s
ita ta r s lllr a ils s , r • *»M lrlsa hsrela are sis,
,C V^RSB PUR TODAY
i n ik* Lord your Cod is gra
fda and merciful, snd will not
i n away hi* face from you, if ye
iteniA lltO Kim----2 Chron. 30:9.
m
not hunt again
lU. burnished Hay.
Msa
fool ihe rhsm
the wood
from htr
M'wllt not sack
Oh* Bummer field.
I t f ro m bar head the hnnd.
ts
HE FQOUNG?
ORLANDO M P 0 * T U L $ T 4 ,
How many of those who heard
Presi.li nt Roosevelt declare he
wanted |* understood that he was
not meddling in Kentucky's sen
atorial race believed the atltement?
“I w i n t to make definite and
clear to you," Mr. Roosevelt said,
that I am not Interfrring in any
shape, manner or firm m the pri
mary cam paign in Kentucky. I
do no; res lib in ibis s ta ir -you
do, you hayo the absnlut.- right
to vi.l*. (or any n n d id atp in ar
rordance with th i die ate of your
r o n rrk nee. ns
outside source
ought to drag nn you"
low for taking ear* of tits
hid*. nor for s pa rty promoiuig*
it« own i n t i m i i , but this should
not he done a t the t o pen mi of
the (a i pa y e n i u n ) of whom do
not belong to that party.
W« qra toying this not be
cause we do not wgnt Mr. Rooqorelt to go out v u l c am paign for
Hit p u s i o i l bOhifit a t the t a x
payers’ cxp*n**. but because It
[a netting a dangerous precedent.
We might haw* a Republic i n or
Socialist pTraldent lit the WhB*
House some day, and they may
prove tsrtter spenders t h a n wa
il.m ocrats. or perhaps we'd bet"D pt," rant the I'resident, "I «r say t h e .New Dealers have
do hive a righ Ui tell you tbr proven to be. A nil the worse it
national ptclure.’* und then be gets, the b i r d e r it's going to ha
mi the tas p ay e rs. If it is perlaunched into an eulogy of Sena
tor Ih iik lr ) , ih* cun.liiUt* oT uil'sablc for the President to do
his rhoice, which
was one of this, why not e x te n d , it all the
thr ntos glowing trib utes on* way down the political line, and
we.j soon have politicians from
in jn could pay another.
mayors on up using the t a x p a y
Mr. Ili.osevelt plainly told Ken
tncluans no
otner
man rould ers* money to maintain them
• * rv . thent as Senator Harktry- selves lf> office.
lf hai i» not meddling, if t|ts
It ix x bad business and should
speech * i , not a gem of oratory be stopped.
in h e h tlf of the man he wanta
>rn! buck to Washington, nothing
in the world could be.
RiHi.rvelt as ■ man has a
light to go not and stum p for
llo* nn n he wants sent to Con
gress to keep him in power to
make ea-y Ihe passage of his
program. T i n t is one of the policii - of nor political make-up-Build Your Own Home
to Ihe vie'or belong the spoils.
With The Ifeat
Ifin wiiy come o It and deny that
Hulldinx Materlalfi
you are ifuinj; to do h a t, wher,
h fine liie snunil of y o u r voice
h«* died awny you i r e ilsring the
very thing
The
|'re«id-nt*s
speech
rvs
moved i n y dnnb Ilia this jour
ney of bis is mu n rampaign
lour In b os' ih candidate of
his rhoic.’. And th»l perhnps Is
within ihe pule of a President's
T alaphaaa U
privilege. You can’t blame a fel-
Hill Lumber
$ Supply Yard
The Inference that the world will soon be peopled
largely hy men and women in their late sixties In gathered
trnm a receii. report on the L*ii|fue of Nations’ statistical
ytu r book. Although the spreatl of birth control measures
kurrlcan*. In t h e
is rapidly reducing the birth ru e in most countries of the
world, the advance in medical science ho* extended the life
ROW t h e owl w ill xU ap In lha
expectancy of the averuge child, once it manages ,'.o be
.
' hou g h
born, to almost twice what il was a few shon. years ago.
4 a j l Ilf* (Hr lh* g r s n In lha
Thu figures show tin t u while girl born In the United
*r
Mtadow.
:Thera will be' no sound of h*r States In 1933, the latest year for which figures are given,
balls
had then '.he highest expectancy of life of any Child oh
wild birds Dollar and earth, 61.72 yiur*. |Ior bfothier eoiild expect only 1^0.73
1
sing.
’
1
f
years. Only one hoy mi*earth had. a chance then to Uyf
Ver hstw ten lbs s a r l h snd tha sun
longer. He won born In Denmark with ‘-he expectancy of
H f i d tp s r ls d an evil shadow
O T dssth that r l r r ls s with sav- 0:1.8 years.
These expectancies for both girls and boys were ex*
j:
sg « eyes
g o d drops from a polntsd wing. cecded in 1924 in Australia and in 1931 in New Zealand,
which then reached a peak of 66 years' expectancy fo r hoys
I p 1st bar h«sd go f r ts
and 68 years Tor girls. There are no lite r figiirea for
Od Ha tufUd hood,
those counlrleH,
■
g li] Will not rUs to Das
In India nn infant had the lowest expectation of life,
This hunts?. Loots Hit Jsxs.
on% 27 years, with boys enjoying a slight advan'.ge over
B a r hnptarapls foot
W llh a n lo quUtncts.
girls. In Jupan the expectancy was 4{l years for glHs and
Cltanor Bildwin.
46 years for hoys. Indln was the only place on ehrtb where
a boy had the better of It, although ill# chances were al
"Daioucraey ta Good anough most equal to n girl's in Ireland,
t Cm," says Praaldent Rouaavalt.
In the United States In f a n t of either sex in 1936
i say wa all.
could
expect two years more bf Ufa than In 1929, when
jj ’
------ ------- ■- Tho naw Btato Road Uopart- tho econom'c depression began. This la typical of the gen
an t budgat again laavaa out eral rise, although it took India 20 years 16 add two years
g 44 to Titusville. It must bo to a child’s expectancy of life.
kablt.
Meanwhile the birth rate t u n fallen sharply Ip moa‘.
countries, so much so that many are Juet above f.ha repro
duction line. In two countries, Austria and. Franca, deaths
8ANH>RDTWtatTX XEAgSACdt
Mr. and Mrs, J . D. Hood will ou tho waal
ocaupy tho Mlllor
aportmaeto night, tha
oVtr Millar’s Bakary this saaadn (bring parfori
IHag Naar Ocala It Bald , n J rx p frt t o ' mova soma lim a hotdar In th
fomUka and
tlabla — baadllno. Which this waok.
■ Um quasi km aa to whether
Mrs. J . T. Brady and family
Immsdlatsl
killing la JuaUflabia.
will Uava today fo r Jarkaonvllla mony tha ha
w hsra thay will mako thalr fe* Orlando wha
turo homo. M bs Virginia pro- d*y. Tha g
radad th a n aavaral wvaks ago tot bU dull,
aad has a position aa atenog*aJ" whara ho la I
phar lharo. Wa hato to h a a partmanL S
th a n from Sanford h u t wish them end Mrs. F
wall In th alr naw homa.
waa angagad
Mr. and Mra. gay Butt ha*e U m Io Sam
arriv ad In tha city from DsLand *1* aomeoa.
and will maka Hanford th alr ' Tha brtda
homo again much to tho dollghi 1*■ IfMdJobol
u t tholr many frlanda. t'apL Bulb w**t alda, a
h a s ' haan running tha abort Um i J w M
t
from Do Land to tha station oa Talagt tyh C
nacru ilato a making h rsd q u s/to ra, J*lj aqtllfotont to
la Uda c ity ig a ln .
'
HBfk R to^art
Corporal Oaorgo H uff and Frira ta Jamao Ealrldgs ar* spend*"***?"< '
lag a few days with homo folks
Bath of thorn are located at
Camp Whaolar, Macon, Go.
Tho BuMltoa Close or tha
Baptiat Church will hold Itt
moathly Uhtoasa matting al Um
realdodco V if^tra J. B. McCluadb
ih Avoaur, T hunday
from 4)00 to C M o'e
I n r,C ne4 A n a f ta r r
• W d in today a laotea
lyaRM sew f a r lha
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SMALLEST PARK
. . .
| ship of tha Carnegie Institution1 anchors
were
of
n
.Strange as )t seems, there is in W ashington, D. C.
| bronxe wilh
II-inch
• Public Park In Kullarton, CalLaunched a t Brooklyn, N. Y., cable*.
Ifornia, which la only eight inch** in Juna 1909, she carried out
Th«- fuel tanks w ere n
•quara— yat il supports a garden work In all oceans between fall_ w|lllu (ht, K,t||
of sweet paaa, an official mail tuclaa HO dag. North and fll <lrg
,
box. and to surrounded with an South, until November 29, 1929, *n‘
' 1
L
altractlva picket fence I
I whan aha w ai destroyed by an P' ber shrift wen- ra il n
Tha Hula plot ot ground ta rxpkwlon while loading gasoline Oddly enough, funds I
owned by Fullerton. Til* tone* in tne harbor at Apia, Ramos. b illetin g Ibis m ilim rti
was built by W. F. Msteal, poet- An au itliary brigantine of bon
supplied by Ami
office janitor. Tha citlM ns of tons of displacement, the Car- m.j,|u
made but fi
Fullerton rail It tha “ Poatafflce negia carried aboard
not nr,
P atk," according to R, 8. Greg. ounce of steal nor Irpn, au ,halj
eruiM), Hie
art, portnteator.
T hera ar* '* •' h er rompaaa-needle would not ha1 fwVBrm, 2u7 57u ,lul„icn
keep o ff the grmaa** algae post- affected
In
taking
magnetic oyfr
„tn(uto m
ad and m aintenance eonetoto of readings.
perhupa better km
an occaetonal aprlnkllng o f Iho
copper or brum e comptiailion t |
r sh( n iul ^
awoet pea vino.'
' i metal waa ueed for all fastenings
.
, ..
THE IRONLESS SH IP . , .
|j n the hull and rigging, reptoc-j
A tru e nbrtd-traVoN r waa tho Ing tha usual Iron work.
Ihe
Tomorrow! H»w for
Carnegie, non-ntetalUe
aurvey rigging waa of hemp; the fo u r l4-p<mnd hammer i>**»
pTOK DAYBOOK
:BATON GROVER ’
If! ronnech m
cUMion of dimiltb and Inf uIhla aorroapoiih i U laUrvst» r viMugh fii at
I s f k k r y , wrra
lllo Tveaat pubaa o r Jbumy'a
Itay 'do not intra' fsney.
la that lha
Vi tHa "aeplutWennWeFlbusL
1200,000. Thai
**,
J***’ *l
, .
Dg“r»*
L
I?
?,
, * “ f d _ **'.
MU
at* Duamaas as
aomlng In govrrmu«>ril bm -am ,
and plaaxv nut* that Walt Wh>tman on*e w ia • govfrnm*ni cl«?k
In W ashington. W« w«r» riding fn
Iho baa th a t baiug, tix to work
from far off Maryland wh*n ikv
||ltlo bruntH* itrm silting briiil*
Ut wrota a M at hit in a small
b 'u h book. No doubt .h* will
lomatima draw hwavily un H«> Ul
tl« book in drafting Iho grrkt
Amaricon novaL
What tha wrota w a : “An iirehbl
mind in a . cauliflow*? b<Kly." If
jo*a xatm to maan umathing.
And an o lh tr thing, tho Waltat
Johnsons carl a Inly du ast ranla* h®
folaw
kas*ball may hav# furguttrn Hid
Johnson la aonsldarad *y alma,I
avsrybcdy aa tha graaisst tw rbsll
lM r
vtto wan'
by our faaorit# outdoor Pul* m uhat on tho outskirts of Washing
ton looking for tanlaloupta.
“ I'm sorry hut I have on'y on*
loft,* aaltf tho maaagof. "W alt.r
Johnson Juat ram* hy am! bought
tJL" Wa soskod In our brvalh aad
— -s- ptapar aaclamaikiDt about
poopla who buy IS at a swat, but
ho aahli
“ Wall, ho has a prally big fampony ’ wKh ' a ”cmpUat(a*d valu*“
By."
" ^
'
of *200.000 might ha found to
lNot*i Vfa d id s t buy that iahov * 'ix in ln g t of *30.000, or any-’
thing also from nearly -nothing to rn * " 1” . aantoloupo- U had a, aoU
nearly 100 Ume* Hto an*Kal!s«d • 9 * 1 ;
raluo.* •
But w halhar Jlmaay'a laaaroara
■ILL
buataaaa waa valaad fo r a f an the
bonis of 10 par c*M anralnga oa un
n t hnndrsd chorus girls wore
aomo o«htr f tg a rf tU lW W ^ a .ld .
flee p strs each of epora
Bits o f f u H h o r la iu rw u U o n to m .
111 b eta 'd u rin g ‘ lha filming
to r to us had I n t o ’ th a t ha has a
AUIMVIM AT
PARTY SPARHIdNfi
WITH INFORMATION
Coibb IU OH. S k im * ' u f i l
“ U n rMlei» K i d t r r IrRfRfd the
BiMltfl HrraatUne iufII m I ml *»»*terhlRi an »tHr# p n tfliitM a t a
i Im f n II u I m mf a week la
real « M tel. lea 5m a far tk#
■ triage M aam air. Tflla a* lav*
•111# aarvavi*
n iMf aalartlaa
•I reading a ille r .
"Bat R*n e ia e a T ie Reatfer'a
IMgeaf |a Harp a»a a k tria f af 18*
llaMra. T ie egUing aad a k lp fllf
baai W«ia 4«m+ la ' u ttaaep bf lb#
edUnn, T ie p l t m ar#. af a«#b
ewaapnefm m lba« eve* I «aa ffafab 4%err ar faar a a mf way fa
a warty a a l arrlv# apathllaa aallfc
lafwraaaftaa."
Vm a lll «a|a# ««4 keaefll b f
Tb# Reader* IHieai, law. fit##? be*
•a# la b#*al*falf af waelkMfella ar*
(A*|ea fbaaf fa* eaa’I affarf t*
Rrgltlrrod Dr»I t i.t._ l« The ff!Jrt W J lfR rtl 1 "
i
n
| ONES& TEPHENS ’ut-Rate
DRUGS
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S p e c ia l S u n d a y D in n e r
3 flood M e a h D aily
Luncheonette
TKe Bluebird i*..
Continuinff Under
New Feathers
Pugh’s
Bluebird Diner
This la a
Diner” not a
>Joo V
Come Out— Enjoy Our Feature—S oaulking New
Chicken Dinners
S a n d w ic h e s o f a d k in d *
Cold Drinks—Beer and Win*
Orlando Road— 2 miles South of Sanford
yours
ro a
tto b m U m g
a n b ih r
SWIMMINOTOO
SANLANDO
T U B E D IT O R
S P R IN G S
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TTTF SANFORD ITERAlD, SANFORD, FTORIDA
FRIDAY, JULY 15 1938
t MUM Nitr
^Social
A n d Personal Activities
G E N E M A R T IN L A N E Y , S o c ie ty E d ito r
Social Calendar
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T e le p h o n e 148
Elizabeth Methvin Is
Honored With Shower
0 1
Pe rsonals
July H.
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B o S to n ia n S
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PA G E TH R EB
The wrath
imminls
l'*' depot a where
bui icij for tin* h
lh »i» w»4 made
C very of be mm
I lu ‘> pi uvi d
giu m kiet.1 It .-n
inter. In on** >•f
the hi*:.nic di« !
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*in•I g i e n
|a pp* t ’ I
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Stick 1 colt tied i l e n ' i l f’ iU’s- *>\ lemon
fr» *h 1>■ (<m**fei | u a lull hnlv,** to- | h a k e * f r o m whieh ' h e juice hi !’*
get her w it h v* 1
»re a tn c hcca»'. ' l»ei th r.-niiivrrl, 1 ill i with wale*
*"i*
Bm*‘on baked heart* havs \dtary
and 'tigged, atid |nito|
ifme h;irii| in hand in Nrifr E n g - Itu»re corn viz.
l Wti
u
three
land
v er
emee
the*
Pilgrim l'ii *k* t* full ami a bug of loan*
K a t h n ■ Wiideil ashore to Ply*
in the I ' n 11«-<| .States each
ju m I efi inns.
H
V ’me ,j»s, 1lured * I r V ‘ ill
Wo went to nnnlIn i place,”
Governor Bradford wi • .* m
IrmiTifl Jl»*i eiriiThtfiMkes tire r f «
T “ p with - u i diiii"* ttmihmeil with [p t ir fn l
salad di *-ssinj£ <,.ti n i -h
C D E C A V IA T tO N CAPS FD R
I
BOYS AATO a m s
I ant!
li t the
v% tfi i and
lemon
Muw Elii*b*th Mcthvm
was
.
... ,
Two
Tn hi n t i * i'f vm egar ht ilvi 4 simrne"'
f r
jfs t m m i t e *
Ui h the Sill ■*f ilie Ind .in ■
honored with a miscellaneous
J « N*
h* '
l «> ' V*"h ‘ ,n m , h <*«** m 1*520
Ulllli'll tn ,i i"||t , f mill w rlf -mtir
"Th, m '
TO'thjnjr like them a* fur n ami
shower T o e , day night given by inglon, l). C. .m a b u s i n ^ e trip
tM-afia th.
Pilg i re * 1hi* milk t'inmgh n tw ■ mmutes 10 a m . a n d 1h <n u a - h "h« u t e n s il
wunn
water and
«* >nj]‘
su ds ,
It.l !',«>•! to give lot* w ■.if h - i oil the winter
Mi** Ciladye K m l a w and
Mix*
tn use i* in iF> .)»
I ilJmg fm
n:/ I f m d it w d
*hmi> like n e w .
s , „ y Rllburn , t ^ home of lhfl
Mrs. T. S- Davis has ss he r ef snality f..t .kitiig and winter
Ihera i< little doubt thn’ )■* .MIS
house g u e st for a few day* Mi*. *por' ■., ri.m m.n'* a clurrming Viet • 4 utAple <»f lint in \ n h suiir milk
Ho«*onian d< htiiante. Mi*a Deai' i m l S o u t h A m o i It u rofig I..........
f ° T T e r 'r o o m . where the
g u e s t * 'J ull ‘ W , t , b uf T “ '“ t,u
I'uli fu*ti i
in
To mwki -fi u*n,
. i*!ni Ini cumM. Leonard assisting a* hustesne*
re- lingers.
Hut th r y ’re mostly Uhe while ntmi oil iih " Ariel t >i11* nirr *nla/, -Tuff u
assembled were decorated
with
rlent 1*i. ei'ii
THf cXucwsVlg PBIMX WITH W T A M I I I* y
Ilk,
I
.
f
xt'l'llt'fl
The r e g u la r monthly meeting m any varied arrangem enta o f . Mis* E lllabelh
Methvin
left a h,,m,.
t rsditumal
like
Iwked tn «*ar h*:» j»ot* lon-r chcmcH A\iiti «'ii'p lit i m i hf'etc
o f Circle Num ber One of the rose* and i ln n u u .
England ihing* (, |.,T1. H* stun was Tin u g In ..f
During the * * * * * * to Spend a lo u t a week many other
Sei \ e I 'J p t
u t'M >»i*{i let
P i n t B aptist I'hurrh will be held evening games were enjoyed by in Plant City ami Tampa.
On* wouuld
hardly
think
of
I In. Itohfon bean ritual -*•n i e 1Uf r It'll ii-Yli I
1Im« k hr eiich
a t 3:30 o'clock at the church. the guests a f te r
- ~
serving l hem a» » <metal gather- t - have a loumlation m n lig . hi * ill casing,
which
p ru e *
Topic Will be “The
I-alMatte were awarded. Mrs. Harry BrailMr*. Leon Putm an slid daugh
Salurduy night and Sunday tiioliiiofi Fur di'ca d-s in New
Countries a n d Chile.” Sunbeam* ha m received a potted plant andj ter, Ir»«. u r U k e l a n d are the ninrninj;
nlnrnlMk. b n .ik f a .l « i ' h cudflah F u a Imid i w « s taheo *v h i
>*
T .i rev D *
f 1 i,, i ... cut
j guest* of Mr
and Mr«. \V. i ImlN is ,i fjivitn f in niitt.y old
will also m eet at 3:110 o ’clock.
Mrs, W. I- Harvey was presentk
v> ur wife mi irtindav, m.ii, ,i tht ir **11 ui*. >Jfi >i
S3,1!M , VI'it h
I Muse.
New
Ciirrlnrml
homes
en with a bowl of gold fish.
1i ■• ,o bieak the qiltet hy o u k •ciAcurj*
l**t
i
. Mtilt
H u t , sh+nh
i<f the Pi Ijr rims, itig So ait the m o * n g whs >{i i o f towel* 1 . mi
Emma Jean and Tommie Math•
m i i i 1ei
at
Mi»* E i i ^ r m a W a r re n hn« r«'
th r,* me ft h New Knglandera
vin, sisters of the honor guest.
OH, Saturday
Itean* r«>oked
in 1*■j •*t ha t nn 1
111 li r e a r
turned from
VV
I», t
these links wh«i «li*tiT get their e n i ' l u n pots l e ’ u i m d then fl.iv.u range
assisted tha hostesses in serving
m m >
. a «i t.f
w hrra
the
vmited
or severa henns vn< of runs fine fanning
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, refreshment* to the fallowing;
K Uiii kilUt
well fh lt it WSi s .1 simple tu-k fre*h cohl «E«fi
Striped
day*.
!i*omp;i?iv hi lhiwton eatnnate* its In fun them by the In ai t h and
H.ngain* F o r
y r * M. C. Swingle was hoet-| Mi* ' Ellaabrth Methvin, Mrs. H
crinkled
annual -ales at 1 ^, 1100,000 ranain n '-pi rn*J
If* a t a p a r t y given yesterday I*. Dibson, Hr*. J M Moye, Mrs.
h ii fill-it t
M e n ' W . l l M*d«.
hi.ii
hem up fsn Sunday
cotton HI
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Mias Na o m i F p II u w i and M ips
Kntirig l»* uhp in Hasten is ei*y
a f ta r n o o n a t her home on Eigh- J- M. Wilson, Mrs. J, R. Wells, A nna Marit'
a itti bill
I h.ue also is the Sew V tigfand ' ' Jli'kef s «*?
hfllows
returned
and |drci-*ani, tun leu r uin g about f t i ' if'* angle be tins w e i « >Ium \ |'»i 1bin h
i mi ll ii fid
teenth Utreet.
Mr*- A. D. Rosier, Mrs. Lourine yesterday
frntn
a two
weeks
them
inan h u l u n m l
way, ll and wet** si i imtrilfiHis that th n miti «l with
Several a rra n g e m e n ts o f vari- Beal, Miss Virginia C.illon, Mrs. visit in M ia m i,
lined pfli
J f l k l o r e d 'g ln n ia s and double marl- B rltto r Johnson, Mrs. R, A Wil, aomethini: *Ise again
Ie*,iil,l
t'luee meat
Itig S a v in g s lit
Cliwtf O u f K nrk
|P > ld a d e c o r a te d the room* where Bam*, Mr*
Eugene
Estridge,
odf»*h balls
an*
iih h
Mrs, C h ris Th ompson has gone | Tliey 'te i>o| even mdeted in th « • Hu
l.aurm ' f i - y in ev pin in. C ndfidi
bridge was
enjoyed
by
the ,' * r* B. G. Methvin, Mr*. I. E. to B ir m ingh am , Ala. where she pritiri|iat Idinines. M m
w*«*
SI* I < I \ I .
guest*
M r* J. N. T enhe t, fori Kstri.ige, Miss Dorothy Marshall, will to* the guest of her sister, (Jdde* of th
Hn>ton public* 11* abundant in the waters whet! Hie
high score, w o n t a pair of hose. Mr*. W. A. McMullen, Mis* He- Mrs, fi, Reynold*.
hiury, \k Ini i nlly did some r f f - j p d ^ m i s
landed.
They
in .lv
M r* Roberta Smith, for screeno
Wilson, Mr*. II. B. Odham.
aeiitrli 11m Hits'tin bak' d beana. I - lu f f , |
i-elvi'-i wil Ii i 1 a 1111
pries, received a set o f
white
• Mrs. J. M. Stlnecipher, Mr*,
uldiit learn definitely
ii n
>to v .Ii xi'ii vei cil tiniMr, and Mrs. Jack Huiney ie ' a ^
S turdy,
•h «urb *ttt
ba th
H . d u r e d In r l a a r f f . i c l t i A |
e a r th e n w a r e m iiin g bowl*,', -btne* i ields, Mr* A. C. Wil turned ln-»t nigh* from Georgia
they w i l e named
id away tG* s my pi
l i w d i t ha t'l l w f A r l 21 by
llama.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Calhoun.
.Mis*
bu y s I h i •t y l e a n d q u a l l l f t
L ater in th«i ufternoun
the
when* fhty spent several days "Hi u p d a te New York.
*ht d l fhe Sew F.nglniul rirtlt> i bat
44 Hit hat, w h i l e w i t h rot
noateta, assisted hy Mr*. James Basel Harvey. Mr*. W. L. liar- with relatives,
enplaned, ' whei ■ beans
were the i mu nil} mal e of 1In* b iki 1
dr #» »v and iport
lfp a «—
■ir#d tumlf r<
S r r v n » « h l* !
G ahan, s e r v n i refreshment* of V1,5r- Mr*. R.
Johnson, Mr*.
—. __
H i s | lui-od and o ld iMitiiiie'ie»al* be lit i
lltfuddr (..up w eave1
liar gam Pi »r*d
, caka, nuts a n d ice cream prepared
Rutledge.
Mr*.
Harry
Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Steven i ly tn Anitfirri, people
rooked
\ \ N h K F . IftA K K H HF. \N
In a novel m anner.
I Bradham. Mr* R. E.
I'eurifuy, left
yrs lerday f<if point j* m them m ll.it, open
pans and
S I VVKU
Those p r e se n t were; Mr* W.
I’atsye Handy, Mr*. A. P. (lenrgin where they will visit foi browned '.In in oil top, Ib'Mi v*'r,
Till* is Miss l.lesiiei' H o v e l '
B. Hhippy, Mrs. Iwn l.esher, Mr*, bandy, Miss Margaret
Kmlaw. about two weeks,
m N» w ►iiglutid
W ans
wrr» nn no loi ii gtrtrtl Si1nii|a\ mgln
C. F. Stahl. Mrs. James Gahiin. M,*s Mary Helen Rumldey, Mrs.
ll.iigain
A t!
Wom en'# No valty
evoked m I iicthi ii jug ' willi
• no a)
Mrs. Roberta Smith, Mr*. J. N.l W *• Jarrell. Mr*. J. II. West,
1 - lit.Hi
pi it *d 1 Fig J i . \ g , yd.
Mr. and Mrs, K, V, T u r n e r re- g r l u o n i H i i m m i i l l
of
iiin la «* ei *
Hi'd«iii bcik^il beans, New F n g
Tanhet, Mr*. K. W. Ruprecht and ‘Mr*- Ross Adam*.
Mr*.
Jo h n turned last night from lleiide* 1 hns ns
ui •*’ . dot’*, •ul id**. d.V
fin*
m*--las*es <ooktd land i.i dfn li
Ih'ilm ed
ball*. cohl
heed
Miss Mary Maxwell
Gove. Mr*. E. Kinlaw, Mi** Hetty aonvlUe, N . C. where they ui - ben ns *pn nd 1o other p i l l s of
home
In
esnl
litiiw
n
ham.
b iif i
Greek. Mr*. Mnmio
Kate Hall, joyed a sh<»rt vacation,
the country, they m i y w»-(* have TI
n,Ul *1** l’ >'*« II
p ' ti'l i e,
tomat a
Mrs, T. tV. Kinlaw, Mr*. E. M
hei'H named ‘ Hoston
brans'
to bo in*'
pickle,
ami
tlittle* jellies
Knapp, Mrs. a . K. Raburn, Mrs
M r i , H. U. Caswe'l and
M»
identify lhe ir parlieuhir type of c i' am pie. Cnf fi e.
y •mug
ami
H">ire*. J r
mu,
Anna H. K. Miifin have le tuined from
sbotiM
*.....king
\ ...
Am* i u »n i lee-iiv
______
1 Bell Methvin, J a n e tt e
Kmlaw Atlanta w he ir they have
been
W i n n G ov er no r ll ia d l 'd led [la v e k i t hii] i v me gar atn sugar
The Young i’eople’s
Sem e* ‘" ,l* Patricia Rrailhnm.
visiting fur s e v e n I weeks
the Pilgi inis n*boie nt Plv mouth* an f he table for Tin b< ai
f a r o i i u v T tipf l i f hi# in a l t - w h i l e ,
coal
League of the Episcopal Churches ----- , ____________________
wild* r was sell mg in b “"d "'»*
H O S I T I N | I . \ K M » III. \ N S
o f Sanford a n d Orlando w e r e ,
Mr. and Mr*, Hoy Holler left so |nw on ill** Mayflower >1 looked
«ii|id thadei, n u a r l nrw paltern*. Pre\iiioiiiii two ptmioh
fenterday for Hollywood wheie as though
lha guests of the Daytona Beach
to Vi,,‘l rrl,liv e l
there
\v»o*hln'i
be
'*oak beans overnigld
#hr u n i fabric #, h i t color*. N u L r a f i
they will
attend an
insurance enough to go! the crew hai k to
League at a moonlight
,yacht
___ _ .
,
\ , %t morning bring t*• *lowr
non null tiilb r i !
p arty last night.
|.
local merchant, corivrntion for a few days.
MONDAY
The Dependable C lo u of lh*
P i n t M ethodist Church will meet
.
.
, ,,
,,
a t th . home of Mr* II. E. Millie,
tn Lake M a ry at 7 :-70 o'clock
w ith Mrs. W. T. Wooiey a n d Mr*
KOQL'Alu
Mrs. M. C. Swingle In
Bridge Party Hostess I
1
h
Work Shirts
66c
25
t
I'. AD
Mcdspreads
.
r
Terry Towels
hiidies Shoes
$ 1.88
SALE
,
[Manjiiiscttos
Sport Shirts
Dresses
66
.
Church Young People
Hold MoonlightCruise
MEN’ S DRESS SHIRTS
T ha party cruised up th e Hallht* “ n,m* 1 'w 1* **'•»
Mr. and Mr*. George Herbal
fag River to P o rt Orange on the! *‘ivr* ‘n ‘•o rJcle, Ga.
Beabreeie, II. Games and .tancingl .Mr' M<1 Mr*' “ » •"* K"‘»- have r e tu r n e d from North Plain**
w are enjoyed by the g u e.ta a n d ? " * " '
the W agn.r field, N. J. where they have been
..la te r a mid night supper
»M '
T
^ O r l a n d o , are now visited for a bout two months.
M m trw d
making ih tir hom« with tho fur-
Unghind, let alone tide the oil"
on is Is thro ug h the winter
b>d with teos|MHOi *>f baking
I .la |»rnin amt wash in ndtl
war-t Put ba* k ut eohl water and
bod until tender I train and place
|n i itrthen |H»t t niUil W an earth
ti i pot, -a vs your
Ho»tiifiian|.
adding 2 cupa m»dRa*v«: I cup
sup o : I - cup virmgar; I tea
Hut Governor Hmdford an I hi*
little liand, bring made of stern
stuff, set out to Are what rotild
Vw iloni*. t Tanking
nbout
the
rounlryside in lh#lr arm or they
^
^
« « . \r.
M r. a n d M rs. t \ L. H arriso n
tried tn contact a trilie of In
S* J ? l*'!’i(n* !r'
„
and Mis* Hose LIUrel l**ft ibis
ilinns that bad lircn sp ying »»'' spoon salt; I fablespooii m usta rd ,
,Vui Mr* L , , *rr» 1 hil*n" morning for Macon, tin.
when*
I f •a spoon pepper; 1 l trnapm m
2*. 1 k‘
• ' ,h* u'<» they will spend a few days with »hem.
T h e Indians
fledAt
their liik in g »« hIa ; ndd pieces of lean
m
, * 1>* relative*.
, w ere: The Ray. and M r* M artin
Bram. Mlaa Doris Jackson, Miss
Elisabeth Dy«in,
MUa Joyce
. R ing. Henry Lovell. A rthur Uron*n. William B ranan Constant,m- ^
'* U y refuv*r' J
He W ohkl and Sam G il.tte «l
’
M iam i
l * fk Commlaaloner E. U Har'
_
'I* and Mrs. Harris
spent
g ftA ln w ie in rv
iVSednesday at Coronado .Beach
W J N lllV O O ll
and Daytona Beech.
.----------- ----- From
Lungwood
altendants
Unlvarsity , t the
Home Demonstration
autnm
ar
school
from
Longwood,
(
l,unt¥
Coun(j,
in
....
ur i
J County Council in
Altamonte
o p
O f F rid a , were; M r* J . A, A v .n t,
ind fal
sail
pork
mid cover top
Mins h o r n th v llainc* arrive I Helen lti**cr will g*» from thei with diced piece** of p o lk ; fill pot
Hull tti Philadelphia where nhe la a with boiling' w a te r an«l bake ... ^
Ihii a f te r n o o n from L '.n lr r
In »pcnil t h e wcrV enil with Her ii|>t<rvl«ir o f nur**1* ul liu* K|>>* .law i.vrn four to five Hour*
H.rVr ill I Hr |«|I
father, C. A. Hainvx. Mill- ha* ru l'" 1 ll‘>«POml.
98
$2.00 value $1-55
Overalls
2 F o r 33 00
$1.00 value ( J c
2 For 3113
I.INKNS—SII.KS—
CHITONS
RELAX
IN
A
SPORT
Mnil's ( Ithnli's
Heavy Ih'iiim
llov-c .Nile
TONIGHT:
B.L. Perkin’s
Stock up
now.
tOHUKt l MEN'S WKAII
J. C. Penney Co.
D E P A R T M E N T
• TORS
a* her itu c.i MU. Urulali Dixon
of Center Hill.
v li
BETTER
better
r s \
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Mr. and
Mr*.
Clatrncr I
.
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Weaudliiri, W, J , W tIN . u r<) t» » Grmv Bnil
M n W ill Wynn left today fur l)i| City, I'u
J r . and Batty Ann Wells.
“1-ee.
U 7
J M
W 1
KnrouG* they expect to *|>em| u
Mrs Levi N orth has been
The members of the B i p l U t few day* with Mr*. Wynn'* *i«
summer school in Cainsvill*.
D r and brother at K un.rt
Gai>
M r* Bertha D, Sorrell was st Y* ^
*■ l!*d , ' h ' lr ,n l'u, l pie
• delightful
buffet ■upp.r
sonnae at
>t nic , l Sanlsndo Spring* Tues- Prr.byterian Million SdiiKil in
Newport, Tenn.
Malden cottar* on Sunday tv.ii- day when «upp«r waa enjoytd by
folk**
came iporta.
b # b honor o f hor brothor, J. tH
« young •»“
** Then
'
'
, ,
,
W. D oufU at of Orbado. C u ia la .11" - J ' H' A t* "‘ * * • «M porono.l
Mm. J. F. RUrr and family
p r.aan t w ort; Mr. and* Mr*. J I 1*r- *ni* Nra. J . 8 , Lm w ith ' and Mr. and Mr*. W. A. T eaiue
C , Dauglaaa and M b.
Violet >M™Sanford .petit Sun- left thli m orning to *p*nd two
D ovgbia of Orlando, Mr. and lt*lr ln BrookavUl*.
w.*ka b N .w b .rry , S. C, Mla<
Mr*. E. A. DouglAi o f Lako
Mary, M r.,and Mfa. V. E. DougUaa and tore Jo*, of Chuluolo,
Mlaa Ilaltn and H t r b r t Douglaaa
of Sanford and Loonn Oaborn*
a f £.11 wood.
Mr*. B, R. G ray with daughthe
Joyc. and Mary Cal bat In*
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- >M modala, cabin planet, dying aealo mode la were aomo of lbo claoaoo.
Member* of the congreaaional ttim m lllre Investigating the Tennna.trn Valley Authority ahnwed tnn-dderable interest in the tiperelion 'It thla huge crane aa they .li>|>|ieil at lliwnvtee tliim in No r th
l a r o tm a to In.p rel tine of the TVA". newest project*. I l t w n s s e e
waa the l i n t atop tin an ROOmlh- lour uf the varinu* TVA dam*.
NOT
AT
ALL
UNHAPPY
our
W o rld ’.
F a ir , al F lo y d
B .o n a ta A irp o rt. N o w
in throo d a y ., 19 h o u r , and I S
a U r wife, w m kola tod by
Windsors will eralao.
h a ,in f loot that d .p p o r look I. H o w a rd H u g h e . ( t t n l i r ) — ho o l I Wo
haovy w h lik o ro — at ha w a lk , a w a y from kla plaao
Y o rk .
„ if S G r o r t r W k a lo a ( l o f t ) , p r o r id .n l of tho 1119
T h o w ealthy .p a rl.a io a -p tlo t rooadod tho w orld
m innt.a to to t a aaw record.
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THIS PICTURE .how . Howard M i | W kl-motored atua.pUoo loo dtn« a| Floyd Bonu.tt Vie Id, %lf»r York, ilarllag, point
.b a tte rin g ro u n d -tk a -w a rld
rid flight, ikron day., i t ia a r e nod I t m inoto. a ft*, lira beginning i f the aaccotafnl attempt to boiler
record o f tko U l t W ileiy
y Peal,
N .la how lha arowd of walaomora la ) i n n M b io il (bo “Ilyin
"Ilyin) laboratory,“
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15
1938
t h e
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Swede Hudson Will
*Hurl Tonight When
Ts Visit Lookouts
at
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D A Y T O N A B E A C H , J u l y 1*
— M s l u i e r B ill
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ns
announced
thiit
hurter would he
Sta n r h u r k u t .
hie
the
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It wsi previom ly stated
that
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team
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L m i k o u U : Moore, e f ; Doljaek. a day for several days.
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O l a r o at S i . A u g u i l m e an d
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triiure i b r i r p i s t e p o w e r lha
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1 i a •' 11a 11 \ '04 i.i i mil
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to
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.
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OluU-l hlllil • I 'b o i i r y S n i p Ii '. , o
t d i l l s . dill m g till" 1 m*' b m p u . H m
when
lie w a l k e d
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oil
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h
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a fu tn u a s
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b«ll I h
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m
Mil.
N # \Vr*":!*" i'*>*<V 11*'
would In* the starter h u t
since the tilt wsn ruined out la^t
night, H u d - o n muy i-tuii to night.
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Pare, c; C harkut, p.
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Tilts With A/alea»:
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Neiil,-on, c f ; Stef mu, 2b; Da y,
I T T A K E S . •Ii-fowl B»h K llnfrr « r»i
U l t curve that'* h r l p r d put r i t U b u n l i P l n l n u r l l up lr. Iiotii Ln
N i llo a a l L n i w r»r* . K l l n i r r , T9, ul A llrnl un . Mu . 1ml d r M
i t i n In th r mln ort b r l o r r iulnini I ' l r i l n
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Huds on would get the hurting » « - j x
n i t r n m o i i l f<»r t h e L o o k o u t s w h t l e l
Mnnrufer Sandern of the Inland | v t *h'nai-ti
lc
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double h e a d e r hero on
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announced
this
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i
La I ■mi* r a l a s t n i g h t
d a c i d e d *'Omhiw <i I i
,
'
th a t ik a g ro u n d s on tko C ity
',
I s l a n d P a r k h e r e are ra t o o w o t n f , „ , k i v M
a n d not in c o n d i t i o n t o o n a h l o *'
l h a tw o F l o r i d a S t a l o L e a g u e
' " ' *#’lf
,
l i r a m11* I r a l a r U t i t
c l u b s to m o o t
in a r e g u l a r J
. i . i r a c - i ••• . ii,-i.
F lo rid a S t a i r L e a g u e tilt.
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th e p o i lp o n a m e n t o f the
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again*!
Jimmie Bandera*
• s v f r r d al Ds» I rmh lleurk. rnla
Dkyioim Bruch U l i n t l f n tonight
la ►*1<nt *,
f **. L *1,i 1I* H i I.
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u la r Florida Bln tv League hutll*
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Lsist N ig h ts T i l t
Lli 1,i full-
l o r i d a
W ay
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Transportation
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An
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upaa brlitau
P A itin ii ’ h o b m o o n t
lor s a lt
pabtM o a l
hiohoot h ld io r fo r tm
ronrt llo u o o o a r ‘
00 (ho l l t h day
t ’tlM k A. M
c.rttfteato* A
g a lh .r w ttb (
rot root lout*
lowing d io fr1
■olo C n u y ,
C on. No.
w r« H « » A,
th a or rfn
i» n . » «■
».«0 th ■ | ak
m io .il n
• a oly la ’ ho*,
W ilim o Mflr
id . awd pool ia
Iho log t o y i
a l / iitA
»V I,,...NOON,
o t Ctrwolt Cow
i*7 o t gold lion hidden In ih o {
ita futittp aw a o f IIm S ou th i
**» Ando* but only n m i *1
i H te n
p o u lb U for In t.'o J
ro*pnlon to p t Ui« pr*.
••* 0 1 n t In pay Inf q u an tl• foad a, o f cou rt*, a iU t , IvilB tha P eruvian v a lla y . w h e n
A M nopoitatlon la ovorab lo. and
2#d*d**oRW f o ld m ln ti, h i(h
• • Ando*, oo th a t tba w o t r t
m g Min I n f m ieh ln rry Into lh«
M h r d f f a t t in g th* o w out hi<’
L B b U I rocen ily, prohibit hr*.
C f M n ot nntll H o fh I. Wall*,
bfatawp A m tik a ii pilot, landeo
Jrf hi# fou r h u f* CorUna Con
S tran sform ed from tom b in g
•oo l« c o m m m la l air-lin er,
t t e g ra v elly beocb o f la k t
In a m r d a a o a
w ith
(ho pro•lolon t a f Chaptar I S » « , Aria ol
t
t
l
t
»ad
apaa
tr
r
lttta
roqoaol
of
o’clock A. ¥-• ta # aortm eato ot f. I. BOUTON I w ilt o ffa r far tala
rarllfleatoo m id ky tha Otata lo- it paklla apiary la Ika hlohaal
■tlhrr w ith alt otaltlad and l i b . tlddar for eaah . a l
ib t
Coarl
>'<iu*nt lovtad la s t * oa tk* fo l
ontraao* la Ohafotd oa th*
lowing carerlkod land* la Aaml- Ifooa*
l l l b day a f J a ly
IIM
at
II
nnlo County, Plorlda. to-w it: •
o'clock A. K , tan wait If]tala ol
C trl. No. 411 Of A up. A 1*10
to rn lira Ka bald ky tha Otata loroorrla* Lot t A N I ft of Ml
nolhrr with ail om lltad one' ouh1 Blk. i Tr. t Hanford.
•oaoaat la . 1*4 U aaa o a Ik* MlC trl. No. I l f o t A a*. I, IMP
low loa dOMflhtd land* la Oaialcriterion Lott 1 A I Blk. II
nola County, Florida, to .w lt
Tr. I Onnfofd.
Cart. No. M R of A n a A l i l t
n il* * . 4 „,. i.*,*4, * * ,. m | (p,
Ik* lo t day of J a ly IIM .’
I), **. ItHttNPON.
C lu b o f I.IrrHIt c«*f»
W ho *** nay hand aad a tal ltd*
KamlHiila Cnwnly. Florid*
■k* I at day .a f J a ly I III.
O. F. MBRNDON. ,
Clark o f C treall Cootl.
Oamlnol* C o a a ty .. Florida
BEAL') • .
A n d ti, in opii« o f o p -d rift*
low n-draft*, toll-w tn di anil
•M ’ flttlU U I fl
I K iflin k H ,
M « w N A V A L H O S P I T A L , ik rtck ed In ahovn arch ltoeV i Brow
aero t ile north o f B sU itod a, Md., a suburb o f W ath ln<t*a. D . C. A total of
k i d by Congrroa for com iracU on and land purckaao. aad Iho p rotect wtl
_______ h o tp lU l building*, aad u n lti for th e n a v » l m ed ical, d en ta l, and *U
K fih rr
w ith
omltt#d i*»d >ub-
■rfijuflnl !• v lo>f* tiftSav on U'M' fol*
Imwijijf JrAcrlbt'l taml ■ hi Hum*
noli* I’ounly, Florida, tn -w li:
LEGAL NOTICE
C t r l. No
n » of AUU- .* 1)J3
ruvcrlnn l-t»l 1 ISIk. S Tl* <•
NOTICE oh h/,L*; o r TAX
Hanford.
iH IIT iyH M T M
WHm #« my hnndt iin«l i t i l llii»
In nrw jrilanc# With
( li«
pro- iho t i t day o f July 1111.
llalon i (if r|i*pl#r 113K. Art* of
a r . mauMPOM,
rirrh rtf Circuit i?«itirt
1937 nml ii|i*n written rrf|urrl of
Rtinlnolo
County, Florid*Mlt-S K. C (lAIINBIt I w ill off^r
for »*1« 4t public uutrry to lh&! t.^nALi
Ih tih * it lfldd*r for ruufi i t ' tti* >
Court ffi»u*«i pnlrjnc* in Savjoril i
If OTIC H n r IU .I1 01/ T A I
on th* l l t h day of July U lh m! t
m tr ic iC A T i'.N
II o 'f jw k A, I I . l i t <*«rtlfk*t* or
fn nffnrdnnr« w ith
p ro-1
crrllfl**!** lit Id hy Hi* HI n t« in- vUlun* of Chiipter 1 tt9 l. A«*» nf
WALTER ^A. MASON I w ill affar
tor oalo ot yakllo outcry to ika
klihaat klddar for eaah a | Ike
Court 11 out* entrance la Baa ford
an lb* l* lh day or Ju ly M il ml II
o'clock A hi la a rortlflroto .' or
carllfleato* held by th* Otal* id (a lh tr w llh .a ll om itted aad aob•><iuant Mvlad lanoa on Iko fol
low inor dooorlkcd mada la flsmlonl* County, Florida, to -w ll!
C art No. l i l t of J u ly A M il
■nvoriao Lot It Blk. A dfoal
wildmore.
IVIInao* my k in d and o*«l fbIF
ika Ml day af Ju ly t i l l .
Q, P. II NR N DON,
Clork o f Circuit Court
Bamloola C ounty, FlorMn
* *i n n u n iu r u f s . Clork of Circuit Court.
Oomloolo County. FtoeW*.
ifr'& a n ^.“Sronr-s
a l paklla oatary to lb *
Oiohuot
bMdor for t ta k a t Ilia C oarl Hooro
oatraaeo la l u t i M . a a tha in k
day at July 1 0 U a t I t a^ctoak A.
A , t a i aartU tooU o r cortlfloaloa
bold ky iko O ta u to ca tb o r w ith alt
Halilod
and
oakora o a a t
lotla*
a i m o a tha follow In c daoerlkod
Bomlaol* Coaaty,
J IM m itre , obova iea-ltTc .
hfoa and o half tom of mm
Achbvory, th it th t rich An
[O-d dopooHn wero opened up.
I f , iky-trucking from Tr *
o L ak e P la t hi* birorne u
OdhlaTfmrnt and alreadv
lh»n IIO0 tom of min inn
M ry have teen landed hlg*.
I f door* h a r t b trn cut in the
By cobtna o f th* h u je ConI And h eavy m achine paiM are
r tfOROporfad, a l | M 0 U n . The
Itb. b r t equipped with o ey g en
th e p ilot* riaa to 18.000 f e d
r . (bo Cordil draa and m ike
c if t p , th a t fotm orly took ntit a te e fk , In an hour m il ID
• f a s , Tha b lggoet * Ingle day
I ’ w hen I t Ion* o f m achinery
r top p llea warn flow n ln>o Lake
fc fr o m T rujillo.
Beau to tiro fn llu rt, while InntlU t h igh tp eed , in iuch a.UI , w ith o fu ll load o f m ining
S i n t r y , would b t d lin ilrou n ,
a la la o f iho Condor Peruana te
loclon, op oratlng iho Ibie, ln*i*t
Btdxlmum o a fity in ovory p u t
iho Condor’■ equipm ent, notably
,-O onoraI alrp U n o tiro* w ith
oil Mwlr ih lp a ora provided.
Kuo fo r, o fficia l* o f th* Condor
rttMa do A t I* cion u y . 'ho
Mtrblt h tv n w lth ito o d le t'* far
oooaaa o f >ho i Iio m for which
jf w a rs o rig in a lly d filgn od .
o p m i .m n r t o o
to a r iO K iitiM
aooofdoM n a i m
lb# pawoIomoo of Chop!or I I I N , Act* al
a u t iu m
la
n o n CM A F OALB a f TAX
CBBTIPIOATBS
la ire*rdaac* w ith Ik* provlalona a t Chaplor I01IA Act* uf
1*1 J and opoa w rtlta a raqoaal of
IfAltrtV If. A MAKE J. HRBRKX
I w ill alfar tor *al* a l publl* o u t
cry lo lha h lsk aal klddar for raak
it ika Court Hour* oalraac* la
tonferd on I k * ' l l t h day o t .J n lr
' ( I I a| II O'oloak A. 1A. Ian ta tIflrata ar atrU flealoa bald by Ik*
d ia l* looalb or w llb a ll omltlad
and aubaanuoal Itv ltd lanoa no
lha follow lao daarrlbad laad* In
Bamloola Caunty, Florid*, to-w lt:
COM. No. I l l o f A a*. I. MM
caverM a Lot 10 Blk. B OpurlIna'a Aad:
W iln iH my kaad aad aoal Ikla
4h* Ml day o f J o ly t o i l.
a F. HBRNDON.
Clark a f C ircuit Court.
Ormlnoto C oaaty, Flarlda
(BEAL)
H M aad oooa w rit to* n t u l i l o f
W. B. KIRC1UIOFF, JR , 1 arlll offor for aajo a t paklla oatary to
tba klykaat klddar for oaab a t tha
Coart Hoaaa aatraaaa la Banfora
o a Iho l l t h Uai o f Jaly l » l a t
t t o'clock A. Id . t a t aortlflcata
a r oartlflaataa hold by tba btato
toaalhor w ith a ll pmlttad aad tubaaaaaal It r i t e taaoa aa tha fa l
low Ia * daoerlkod taado la b a s h
aol# County, Florida, ttt-wlt:
Cart. No. t o f Aa«. y, l i l t
cooortao B*o a a ■ bid* of
WNhlva Rhror t i l l ft N Ml*
dap. B of Oly Lima of Maaaa K.
U r y at In l a y . M It. It Ron
• i m d*o. e m i ft n m m
don- a lo Ot John* III ear NW ly
nlono Rl**r
to Month of
F l t T r t Rlror a ty nlono nano
R. N . N IPPER
WltYaw my b a n c aad aoal thlo
th t l t | day of Ju ly m i .
O. r. h T RX POM,
Clark of Circuit Court.
Soialaol* County, Florida.
(ACAD
.
RO TIra OF OAAB O F,TAX
In aaaordnae* w ith
Ika
yrotlolona o f Chaptar H IM . Aata of
M il aad npoa w rtlta a roqoaat o f
MART A U C B F IT T S. I w ill affar
far tala at paklla sa la ry to IM
k la k w t M llr r fo r cash nt th*
Coart flao«a ontranca In B aa ford
oa Ika 10th day o f Joly
a l II
I 'lW k A. U , taa eorttflrat* or
aortlfleott* bold by Ik* Otal* to*
o*tk*r with a ll om lltad and aubaannant larlra t a x * oo lha fM*
tnw ln s d'*erlh*d land* In Saminnlo Cnuolr. Florida, to -w ll:
r * to. No f i t n t t u p I. I l l )
r n m ln g Lot 0 Bib. 1 Tr. A
On nlord.
C*rt. N«. Tt of f a ir t. M il
c» r * iin s 1*1 O A Thai Pari af
M R of cr**k A N I A of Lot
B XL Joiwph*
' fl.o i Wen IBB aa# I n * '• l i f t
W E R T -T h e JEW ELER
PtbOiABlk I ltd WotchbA
fin *
W oU b
A
bb
J o w e tjy B o p t if t a t
Eahelman’s (Red Rose) Guaranteed
Feed*
Longwood Feed * Fei
K c o p o a l c a l Mow
1 ly ilta
Islftft V oSM
A practlcml way to prevent
rer-heated homes ha* Just
ten perfected. COMFORT
DOLlng! ll draws cooler
r In th e windows, circu
it* gentle breezes through
eryrpom . You can relax,
comfortably
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EncJ^day the new* column* of this paper bring yqu ip
i ftotn the far corners of the world * ..
of science, the momentous moves of n»«
Singapore and Scotland,
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'i i .
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K ?
'
Buenos Ai
airplanes high In thd heavens, and mines mlif deep in
earth.
.
�iM flw i 1« A t ( M r O M tn l
h
t t j
A M
S e m in o le
A f f # r i t a t B tU . H ig h w a y
C o tm ly
P ro d u c e *
More F ruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
W ater TraasporlaUoa
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JULY 16. 19.1s
Market Pact
Seen As Aid
To Produce^
ROOSEVELT REVIEWS U . S. FLEET
limion’BPropossl
Called Darkest
K sU hlL shed In 1908
NUMBER 277
NEW YORKERS ACCLAIM HUGHES
Paris Subway
Committee SaygGrowera Are Saved from
Heavy lo s s e s By
( ' o n t r o l Measures
(cation S i n e s
ringing Of W ar
>rity Solution
ht By Czechs
Former Czar Of Util
ity Empire In Mid
dle W e s t Is VIctimOT Heart Ailm ent
A flrr rfvipwing wAiton* tvhfrD
comill onn unit* '■nruew, hut mui il*r U» thfvt* existing during t h i
past trliry ««»<» n. th • Control
rommitu-r in s n-|Mir< in the to'
se Record Vic
es As Invaders'
Ikow Drive Lags
dustry.
dn am i
Dial the
Wife Collapses On
Learning of Death
pact
Ex-M agnatetlad Been
Tn Paris I D a y s ;
i Son Is N o t i f i e d
wveo itiumr, (rum lu »es Ihal
would
have
lirrn
rumiAu.
This » • < rum)
ru o l a i n o d
in • •uninia y report prvpatrd by
a
ai> •voininillcr
ami aent ttf
g ro w er* ...... - h i p p c r . in Ih« in- ]
1A— (A P)
I (G ttrm a N e w *A |«n-
r*»+rt »4
PARlM. July 16.— (API —
Snjuuef In«ull, 78, fallen
$tooo,OOp,otlQ ruler of a fttld*
wd|: utility rtnitim. <li«l nudL
deftly eurlyf’n i* ui'icrnoon.
Oftlc nU dald" he cultiipAcd
•front i heart Rtlneli in a nubtiny tram
iniull wn.n taken
hy
-iiiimay employe* to
the ne.irhy i'uiiLMiirmottan
du.try. It *«» rr l r a e td by ttTT:*|
S lre lr who is In charier of th* 1
Control
Committee off.cr h c r c . l
T h r M s t k r l ng
A g r v t mont I f ,
not a ciiri all n u t h a s n i t « i l # ;
rainv the return * to t h e growDffeA
iil (he wm»t Rihotii, the n*peril
lew )*»U|
tlioo*aiii
i rwp^vta)
• Omlnoua alfna of Japanese
d is tr e s s echoed in
Utft w ar in China today as
tHe duaanrouf civil strife ap
proached end of the .second
y ear In Spalg and terrorism
dUled BrlUsjt efforts to re•foru peace bi Palestine.
A rasolutun by the cen
tral price pdlley commission
urging m t Japanese govern-
i,tiu,r g ' iic> luMpitHl.
M l" InsitH. lit fl *Lit I* « f t n | Inpftt* w h e n fthi* r rn r h p tl t h e hoapit*I.
ul tl.dii wlii'ii »he l e f t h er
hot» i ii|'iii i merit at n o o n t h e a g
ing m a g n a t e iol>i hef he w as g o
ing to h i c e i lew l e t t e r s a n d
fin a n c ia l
mOnt to tu a Cold and* spado res i M 'to putfhsaa raw materiel*
w a a t l l w b f foreign ebaercera
tn Tokyo th# darkest indication
I f Iks J i f a l a t a (te a s d a l d lff»-
INSULL PASSES
Stephens Makes Extensive
Plans For Exhibit At Fair
y fT W tf Ilf*,-
W*
Knowledge Sought By
Engineers' (I r o u p
For Canul Project
f
uniform - coal rol 'han w ai pro
vided to 19.13 Whan haphaatrl
ue but our ti/d voluntary control wee effected
•)
were shown a^nne' During thi* time »nmn grower
in
under a third of then
ram*, and nearby plowed
fr
.NV. 40 fret wide, crop while other* shipped even
.■
iahed
by a
tech--talk that roul.t be hjrveeird,
in who had helped construct was pointed out.
Concrnlng thr pie* for fedet - 1
th*- government'* giant lr » l tuncontrol which
w » i nn* l. ami had been a te»l pilot acreage
made by
a n u m l»r •!
on.I
mechanic,
among
other ccntly
_________ the report polntrd nu:
things. A young fellow, working
that this form of control I* not
over a bench, waa putting the
legally possible at the time. Th.
finishing touch** on an Ingentrtp n rl pointed
out that » v*''
uiis working model of the lifeproriuclion through Increased »
d ie d figure of a man, who will
ill continue a . i" the
go through the actions of fishing tT*e**
»• fn w e T w « »
and catching a tarpon from th«
rear of a ln h in g cruiser which
will m »ve in an undulating mo
(inn with (he water. J u s t an
other part of a diorama.
We
ween
shown
the
machinists
room where complete mechan
ism* are turned out, from piston*
to healings, a* none of
their
contrivances ran bo made
of
titandnrd part*.
to r *n lnt*r*Wijip yl»H‘ wbm wi ir
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ^ 0 0
if ’■Bin*
(M il tar guarantee currency, f i
nanciers, however, doubted that
laftatien a ad | low *f confidence
would follow If lb* government
'accept* the proposal.
Spain w as allll dtvldad between
wdrrlng arm ies a* (ha has been
alncf th* d aw i of Ju ly la . iu.no,
whan C aneriU salm ^
Franco’s
armies revolted. Insurgents ad
vanced slow iy d a ft) th* highway
front T eruel U thh M editerranean
behind a heavyi bombardment
from w arplanes } an d artillery,
nnafling their .attack against Va^kuthoritle* leeted a machine
gun am place i it ak entrance to
'a old city and armed
o f the Jew ish village
th* ^trlfa betwsen the
I’e A w e an d Araba that
to Of Model Boat
Race Is Adrzhced
mere# froen Monday, in ly IS.
A
> 1 . ran ts ft* maftk he paid at
**nt Into lb** Florid* K*hihit
worCihop In Ucl^nd, but we
harilly cipertnl lo find »ueh »
dlxplay of (rcbnlcal «nt! InKrnino. development, nor such v»»l!
produclinn.
We wiueeied our wny into the
lltlle offleu whrre eeveml work
men were consulting and were
»oon rreogniicd hy our frirnd,
Ityron Rlephrne, who
diipeneioir advlro and instruction from
hrhiml hU table of bhie-prinU
and .ketehea, Huey, thouih he
»«*, he took lime to eapUIn tn
u* the plane for (he magnificent
Florida exhibition, In propreaa
of development for the J939
World’* Fair In New York Ciljr.
JThe huildinn which will hou*e
the rxhihition L* of an imprewivo
Rpuniih ■design. The ground*—
M-comi in area only to Great Bri
tain'* contribution—lie along one
*hoe of the take and will bo
land taped and planted with
many of the tropical troe* and
plant* native to Florida.
Byron told us that hia horti
culturist and crew of helpers had
tn main many anil teat* over the
elate, in order In find that which
most nearly matched tho typo el
Is Called To Put
Out Garage Fire
Ttoi a rt of the taxiderm ist la
■lispHyrd in an a rray of m ount
rd birds- A rtificial fru it, mad*
of a mil*position m alarial, la i»
realist Id In color and texture th at
it wiiuld be grabbed up by m y
Seminole Fishermen Are Exonerated "u*
By Jurors In Volusia
County* Courti, garage.
their return |
_______
Flrei
tt o tU o o f regtatratlan. The
Four Seminole fishermen, W ill
fHwl in to fa r ragtatrmtlon will Bennett, Eugene Oglesby, Jim
bft Jajy 30.
I
Oglesby and
W ilbur Oglesby,
were exonerated Thursday by a
J J J " • • • o t * m o fT W U i •tohUiR
Jury In the Volusia County Court
.
.
.
'
on a charge of using a seta* In
the SL Johns River
Will Attend
Iv d ^ t o c ^ r ' b v ' t h T e t l X t 0 T n d
reprimanded
!Z
.
costa of law enforcem ent In lb*
f , ce „ f ouch Jury decUlon*. TkU
c c „ cost th* U x p a je ra o f V«lusie .county eumfUilng
like
I * 00- P*rt of whlcH could hav*
been gotten beck m the event ot
„
coavictton.
M. 8. McGregor who assisted
roon‘y
K o ,k ilo r
^
M
M IIU
flra Prot**l>ljr
.j*
[*
p| (U | y burt|„
7 ^ ^ was
Tn ^ p l M ,
J,' . . " *
lllll# damage.
F ire Chief I
M a v n c .il
J*
. ** tn the prosecution n f the case a m otor trip
bn Jury for lU do* axl,rmuc<] bl* vlewpoInU on the southern sU ti
,-s - t
,
‘
dituailon.
visit fire . t a t
"The jp r r enntblefely l««urml
„Th< oalatS H l J attractio n of cltto. In onlm
the evidence n r a 'S t a t e gum* r|oli)U ) M ( t tn jta unexcelled motion that i
warden and; th a t o t On **tftn*«T e U |U ta' y (i,hto«," ho ,koId the Improving Sac
•'These Seminole Cnoaty fish
ermen have been coming Into ,Valueto raonly fo r IS ye*re. Weak-
zthornz thh
' &tlmw’j um*
u r*# zairtight
j;
m
too Stoto ero» o ffm d Mil
In fo rm a tio n On
Flood Conditions
Asked By Dawson,
Hi to* ForKlas Allman
To Be Held In Ostocn
Foneral a m Iras fo r Kloa Allmoa wlw died at tho bom* ef hie
■(•tor, Jin . J . W. Wood*, h#’#
F«i*w i< r win bo held to the
Ootomi Comitwy Sunday after*
IMS A N G E L E S . July IS.— OF)
t~-J'resident Itooaavall t»M a
e b r rr in g c row d at I a>i A n r c l n
C m I ml Slut inn today I hut h»*
hop* -I H^imftif MeA*l«*« of Cell
f o r n h wniilil hi* re-rlrrtcfl.
Th» pivftji|i'fit*A .apFcinl
train
hrmiglit him
hurt* for * brief
f ttopivvr h r f t ir r h«* Irave* hy
nutiiniMhilc fur San Ihrgn. T here
ho will I'Miiril thy heavy r r u i s e i
llmi d m vvhieh util tube hurt on
A ft lung rniiR f into smith P hclfir witlrrn a* f a r as (iulapag«M
lalan I*
II.
will sta rt
homeward
In
A letter has gone out from
th* off loo uf County Agent t!. K
Daw-Min requesting aid of* larrriciH and
ing
c a t t l e m e n In
d a m a g e d o n e ill
awrert M in
Sem inole
C o u n t y by fmrnl c o n n H inn *
The
i nf o ! unit io n
being
nough' ftir *Iib|lllMSi«iti to tlie i m u
Hilt leu o f e n gi ne er * w h o a r e el»
ga ged 111 i i i e p a r i n g a h i n t
lot
armv
Florida Crops
Have Improved
Fullowing Rains
enginei*r+ o n the St, Joint,*
ImTiaii Kiv ur canal projei't.
In the 11*I o f <|
m u* iiftked
tlu* fai mci* , they wen* rei|iu,st*,i|
to give the iiiniihcr of ucres of
cultivated hind that was out of
pi mlurt ion mi account of high
m u ik cil
tj|„lt.t th«aiiMmilitid
, j„ v
tln»»*
r-*dh ihe Pana m a T anal
Florida corn crop for l:i:w wga
Aug I iiml will ui rive ut IVnsa*
»■
i
boshejs.
colu, four tiny ft late r to hoard u
asked ....... lunate lieneatly
liushrla gicator
t r a m for W ashington.
age to Ihe miiiki-i ............ if m i p s i|,an last yi
rrup. The -west
Yesfi'rftay
t li e
P i p *Merit,
Fantuel Invull, tK-ycar old ex-; due lo high water.
potuto crop was p'acctl at I . 7 H ftpenking m the hunting tlrap« <t liiagu.it.' of a middle west utility
They wete also a-kuii lo list <1111 hu-hels, a good increase,
m lm mittruitort IniiMing «tf
the ‘ oipiie, died suddenly of a h eart
tin- rium her of urn-s Ih.u would Tohscco
production
was e*tlll»*P.I exposition in San
Fian- ailoietu
on a subway train
in be rivaled and tiled if high wa- mate,I „ I | I.HIIO.IMHI pounds of
flaco gave a plain indication that Can*,
ter could he kept ut least I h i r e
flue r u l e d ; OSH,IHIO pounds of
this c o untry looks In other worl l Fieneh
feet lower than m I'JilU.
sun cured; and 'J.too,Olio pounds
power* to initiate iJUarm am eru f u . v%if
Questions asked the cattlem en „( the shade variety.
efforts.
Included the num ber of a c r e , ol
The f a rm bureau said Florida
But he aihleil; **W«* fervently
——
g ra tin g land owned ur leased, the ritius crops "showed a splendid
hope fur Ihe day when the other
_
num ber uf cattle oil the
land, reaction to favoruhle rain*
In
taifling nations of the world will
a
the num ber of acre s of Ihu land late May and Jim*” . It added
realize that th e ir p re srn l cniirre
W JUL
th at nu* covered with water in tn-vs made viginnua growth and
m ust inevitably lead them to ,
1921, I9-'I0. and IU.lt, and the 'lie Ju n e bloom was heavy.
*
d ilid tr4
J O U
length of lime g r a ti n g land c m
The rendition of the orange
*'We sta nd
ready
in
meet
ered by high w ater is u n t il lor crap on J u ly 1 was reported |D
them in any effort* they
may
f ’j t
g i a i i u g a f te r the w a ter reredee. peicrlil l e t t e r than on Ju n e
m ake toward a definite re due- __ 4___
Alto the nu m b er of cattle if The g r a p e f r u it crop we* rc»tlon In world a r m a m e n t ."
The
auy th at died due to high water tillered 12 percent t e l l e r , T all
in 1921. 19.10. uml 1934. They gcrlne* were reported six percent
were also asked if they sold cat- improved.
lie to the United Stale* GovernBetter crops of Flotilla peach**,
mont fro'm the flood a r e a
III pl.t.
r n l ■- -i ie« n'so wero prt-
PF.N3ACOIA. July
A clienup week designed ui
stimulate interest In katplng ru r
al mail box* attractive in appear
ance will he launched Aug. I by
ta a tm a s u r M. Oliver Brawncr.
Patrons will bo aaktd to get
rid of unsightly and aon-rtguU tion boxes "thereby contributing
to the general beauty of h ig h
way*", Ihe postm aster said.
Braw nrr explained Ule "week"
her* will he part of a nation
wide movtmenl to encourage
Townsendites ToHcar
SenatorCIaudc Pepper
Cleuile
Pepper
Done around the Inkes anil weSenator
----■lerwayu of Seminole County who scheduled to lie thn guett epeahar.
might he affected by flood con- »» ■ meeting of Towueend ClUJO
dltlona.
— — -----------------
A . D. S m a l l e y P l a n s
Violator* of Ctty ordinance*
nv_i
m
is
a •
Trip To M ountains
will he tried before Judge Frank
L Millar in a aeeainn of the Mu--------mripnl C ourt a t Ihe P o lk r S ta
A. 1). Smalley, m anager nf
tion Monday afternoon a t 4;00 the McCrory Five and Ten Cent
SIMLA, India. July IS__ M V - o'clock.
T our British privates and tw o n a
A perm it* baa been granted
tive soldiers w ere killed today
bl an abortive attem pt to cap A, L. TUomai to nuke repairs
tu re the Fakir of IPI who has to a one story fram e building
• revolt of northwaot fron • " Second Street between Pin#
r. Smalley's old home town of
end Cypreet Acenuee ht an e*titribesmen since Spring.
mated cost of 1100 .
neolnlnn, Ga.
Mr Smalley plan* to h« away
flinty let Deputy, Murray Over- fo r about lb day*. A fter their
DAYTONA HEACII, —OF)— A street will loslplf offices for th* return Mrs. Smalley plan* tn
Ifttowtd* contest for modal alr- coming year In a meeting of the leave fo r a m onth's vacation,w ith
Im m win bo held at lb* airport Hanford L o d g e f f of the In ter her slater, M bs Harsh Edwards
Ire Aug. 4. Thor* will be national O rder o f Odd Follow* la Hollywood, Calif. Mias Ed
rtoea for both gasoline powered In the Odd Follow* Hall Mon ward* graduated in ' l l l f l from
day n ig h t i t 1 4 0 o’clock.
4 Bern tool* High School.
S#- rubbar-yr opel led ylowoo.'
of Central Florida at Ukeald*
Park in Orlenoo neat Thuradoy
«rt«m oon, A rthur a . Kir*J*h4**J'
secretary of the local club, on-
t tod.y.
.......
A picnic will he held In COO*
nertion with the meeting OOdother prom inent apeakrra Of*
Those who have no tra n sp u t
tallon w ere requested lo mepu
arrangem enta with W. I. Haghq^>
!LOCAL WEATE
»» *
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THE BXNF^EO FUKAEV, BANKURD, FI
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, IMS
Augustine Cops 5 To 1 Decision Over Local Outfit,
Each Nine Credited With H O M
10 H its During Contest L E
Bob Pitm an And George Kirkland Take
h
H itting Honors With Three Bingles In Four Trips To Plate
L ookouts Travel
To St. Augustine
To P la y Tonight
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8 porta
Editor
The Lookout* aeored their only T im
*-*" !f. K 'tu, R*d
Howard Smith of the St. run in the eighth inning when T^ii^r* 21 .JtrhM»tin A•h I• '
Augustine fliinU hid too much | Plnder
ainglrd
to
left-center | iir bw?, Y«nk**»r I*,
1*. N»riMft»l J PiK'nerntrr «n>
to r tho Lookout, lait night and field. Moore tingled 'o
niHn Hf*.« Hi . **t I, f ii-e n
ho; m d hla m i tea coped a 5 t0 1 tending Pinder to second, Plnder LmuIun Ii It*.I* IQ \|w*lVhI. It
**i«irillli. | r*er|i|r >
dawalon over the Dill “ Row Meat" look third when lloljark forced ■Ilft.rU Jft .Haw*
NaltM la
Rodgtra outfit before 500 San Moore at «rcond bane. Davit IlnrJ
lt»ri Hr.t »•». Y••I b.
K
out of deep rightfield lo aco-e 71, fdekev. Tinkaei
ford fane.
Imlian* *1 Av^rlll, l»i>l>.Smith v a t nicked for in hit* Pinder. Pi'man doubled lending Ngliitiinl Ioanna *it f.
"
daring the fray but he kept theui lloijack to third but SH>h filed . bln Hfmlrk, llAifn fc*; *I•■
Itnl# SI.
MfiiwlH*. > •
wdU fe a tu re d and pitched him out to left field to end the Inning. S*. Itfimbn rill, lt«do I*
In the ninth, the Saint* put
■elf oat of numeroua tight ipot*.
Smith fin n ed on* of the Look- the game on ice when Smith aln
adU and walked three while Joe gled to left field and went In
Pfaider, on th* hill for the Look aecond on a patted ball. Schweie d allowed 10 hita, fanned tie gerath wa* hit by a pitched ball
Of th* Saint* and walked a to and Kirkland arcurtd an infield
f i .o n i ija r r m : i.Ktiel t;
hit filling the bate*. Judy ground fInIiiteaIfIlia
ta l * f four.
41
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L*nliiiri|
I' a
ed
to
Pitman
who
threw
to
ge
H itting honor* for the evening
tJ^llreun
Itfut
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War* divided between Georg* Smith. U'ero f.ied out to derp cln UiitinilM
11 n ■
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Jit A n g l i a ( I letII
II
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Kirkland, third he-* in*n for the ter field and Hchwrigera'h tagged
(tempted
I
I’.i.ik
*
Balnta and Dob Pitman, h»l ror- up and ai-nrrd. Judy
I r-1 .e 0.1
i
to e'eal aecond and
C untieria' heel....I
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nar man for 'he Looknu'*.
II
re
elt*
l.eel
Vlnhl
Lhrtiw
e
a
t
low
uilcrwmg
KirkPitman lead In the to'ul num
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l
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ki I I
L t d r i i u r n t, (JrlMrt*l>* l
bar of baeea with four a> lie sin- Saful to tally when the l.all bound
ed
in'o
ctnterfteld,
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t w twice and dnuhVH in four
| tv* I .edf|l. I »*» >1 ‘ ' Ii a II- Ml I*. I
off It UI appearanev* a> the plai- *T. a l« tl *Tl**J
l . g m d a I iieet^ IkI
ah r a «
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U g l v r d ■ I Mle U a H * 0 » r .
t#r. Kirkland* three hi!* in the n , h ’a t t i tt
),ee*ltlir| lit I *1Ll f|i|«r
K land l b
* 1 * *
four trip* w tra one ba<er*.
d.o l, Ih
l u J I
Faiiitlkii ml I Inliiwp * HI**
H w I. m im I a l 1 *u i l u lit* II** j i I
I I I .
Tba ecorlng alerted af'er *<rh 1.1e p.» II.
lu b l'r
I. 1 « I
had played »cor*l*»« for tllalktl
el
I I I 1
A A T IO V kl. I . E I I i l E
five Inning*. Th* Salute piaihrd l l e t ' e k l * •
3 « » t I 'M Ip It ur Rh
MJ
I «
I '• N*** York
a*rot* three
marker*
In the Ul l ne tl iml h Iut
.51
I n
I «
riniiimwli
t‘J
■lath. Kirkland ainglrd
W, left
riiirm iu
;>
*“ “
btlt C ontrtraa threw tr>
T otal*
jlunluft
J!
(1 r o o k ly n
11
nab Kirklend on a epee
Ml leouiw
-t'*
iv rn iii)
play a* flrat ta*e. Judy tMiner
Flillftilr||ihl «
-I
■ **f
'"rredlted with an Infield lilt liuljite k ir
l«r ■«!(* Ir.lwrdm)
l l r m f k l y n I 1. N* * Y oi b
and bo look aeculld when tltero |»av»fl He
I 't lt l ll M H
3te
F l l In b u r »: I» I*. *‘l» i* mk **
worked Plnder for a bs*e on b al'< Ml
t*lin*IninaII
Hi Itdiini*
ll Ir SI*
(adkieir■ Turin »
Otf a wild pitch, Judy and lite r t Atli rf
ItreM 11||) ||| Ml
IrfMlIw
i'lltil"
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M
1
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advenee<l their next Lave. Mnldey
I feSi I I h rld^ 11«1« I d« til I'M * i k
IlfHJTWa *■*
grounded to SlUh wh0 threw lit 1’Hitler t*
N*w Yill k M| ririi tniimii
K r u n k ly n n t I ' l l t i b u i k i»
Contraraa at the plat* ami caught 11•«•!wa*l, *
[ i:
4 REN IIA N
Judy. •
rlw V wl am l
H
Tula l«
Otero moved to third and he HI Augiiatln*
N»w York
(I
Ib ikt iin
11
OloTiii on lla'an'a double to riic!»• ■■nfwrd
K r r n r A ( ' o n l r i f i * I limn* l>**iRd W » * h Inn I mi
field. Mobley moved t» third In. Ila Imit It Malm, nit-re*. I»a»la I b*t r o l l
•i
f a1ii'Pig*i
Uld
ha and Dalan aeored on A a a l a f a , 1*11I l i u m •** Ml Hi* *. K i r k
n i t u . l v Jiii. im
:t
Ml. ImduI*
22
Cook Or Atwater To
Go To Mound For
L o c a l Delegation
The Sanffird l*f>ok»ut< i#ave to■jn> for a two-day road trip
-khie ii will tukc them lo St. AllE’
tialim* tonight for a retu rn fam e
with the Ancient City tr<?w End
tomorrow
to Dnytonu Beach
where they wil
mi-el the 1*iandrra on CUy Islunii Park at
n 15 o'clock.
hlunagcr Bill *11Haw
Meat”
RodjfwT* nnnounreij lawt night
that either Chmlie A tw ater nr
Cook will do the huriing
lunight whitr th** hurler not
working tonight will pitch tom or
row*,
The Imp tip* for St. Au*uitln«
ore Schwfigf-rath in right. Kirk
hind nn third. Indy on second.
Oti-rn on fir**!, \lohl**y ratching,
IhiHin in renter. |{#*ten*ki on
hort, I i n in in Ir f t n nd Ilrrw e r
I a ill hull.
For the l^iokfiuta. Moor* will
I I •* in rc u ie r, lloliack
in l«ft.
I Du via n fir^t. I’ilimin on third,
idh on M-rond, Msiyn Langston
I in rij*liI. flitfi ('onlrerua or John
ny Ad/, rnlrhm tt, Ih< Itaniu-t oil
* Iit«rt and Look or Atwin ter pitch*
’ mg.
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____________
THE STANDIiNCS
classified Advertisements
SITUATION WANTED
iESS SERVICE
JIIU aa mala a , ael
W. t . g i r o . rl» -> ln « . fhene **■ WA.VTKlti
R ll It*a*ran. Taa Hn* Ave.
g A T I T O M Walek r* * al* * 4 h r U o t e M W U N K . r o o g i r u , a l a ,
■M wk* n n llf k i t e * k*w.
f i i n l n t . reenmmeadaltaaa. AmM n Jeweler Magaalla Ate.
mm Mae Weed. *11 l »»re*».
PERSONAL
DUS. OPPORTUNITY
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WINDSORS ON T R IP
Kegletered Orwggiala— la
J0NES&^TEPHENS^
Luncheonette 7 S H * S S °'Z~
Wa ran gjutlgt you to
Build, Buy, or Refinance Your Home
la Sarnia*!• C aaaly
La*** la ha approved by FUA
D o i n g d Oar'* flee* Bad deck
*alafl |u a ne e***l lee p*
REIDSVlLl.E, July 12. (rT>Iteeea. *ar kaata aad (a* aar
white convict* encaped
'ir
*
*1*14
a
paler
meat
elaad
C ed wear, era aie,-neper* Meed- theFive
Tattnall State priion farm
yesterday, wrecked three automo
bile* in a deiperat* flight and
OF ALL KINDS
w ire recaptured after a gunII I Pataaetre Avs,
PkaM U*-J
fight which brought grove wound*
to a aalteman they hid kidnaped.
SIGNS
NOTICE TO LOGGERSr
Ilim*ky.Kor»ikov coni|K<*rd hi*
Japan gavo notice of withdraw
first eymptnuiy while making a al from the league of Nsllona
lour of the mir'd ns n mid<hip- March 27, 193.1, and ceased lo be •
m*n in the Russian navy.
member on March 20, 1935.
WE WILL PAY CASH, on deliv-|
ery FOR LOGS deUvered to our|
mill.
13" to I f * «
C&C LIQUOR STORE
i r tw
# 117.00
tt7.oo poe
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30“ t a d op O IS IJW p a r M‘
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and 14* Uagth*. 11.00 par
M’ Iat* the a abava.
All lags to ba sealed with Day la Rala, *****are ow at r — "
• * ( a f lag, In*(da af bark.
W* C arry A ComyUta Liao Of
UNITED
LUMBER CO.
8th 8L A French Ave.
Sanford
| Liquors - Wines - Whiskies - Gins
312%«nrord Are.
GREETINGS
V
Cypress
Yellow Pine
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
mica*
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JOE PALOOKA
M uni 11 M M at ( M l **U
k a l m r . u » , At*.
b ' I M M n , C ttarr l i t .
C. M . B O Y D & C O
T H E Y KI H E R S , If ih* haa U flgM malhev gal fa r them.
Thoae are the eenUment* of Nipper, female fox terrier belonging
te Mr*, htrite Abrams of Philadelphia. Nipper slate Utreo kllteno
from a neighboring litter and Beretly thaeoe away th* me Iher cat
and even member* of th* Abram* family. Bancor* with m ilk fee _______ h IU*n« ere noshed toward Nipper wtth long poke.
W
CONVICTS IIF.CAPTI RED
Ringa and olher Jewelry war*
uetcj a t a medium of exchange be
fore th* Invention of coinage.
Hill Lumber
& Supply Yard
3 W E R T-T he JEW ELER
R. N. N IPPER
‘A NNOUNCEMENTS
TWO-TON TOUT GALENTO wa* in a vary, vary happy awd amh.t.ouB mood behind hla bar in Oranga, N, J-, when M V I ro aik eJ
him ihet Ih* Nalioaal Basing A iiaclatlee ha* ralaal him a* the
No I th*IUng*r af Champion Jo* L*«l>. Jn*t
thara'I] • • miltaking hit •■g*rn*i> la knock th* haavywaighl <raw* from Jan’*
head. Tony plaotartd hi* bar with a *lgn raid in g “ Bring On Thai
Bum, Lo*li."
do hit four tlm ri In k i maay
tripe to the plat*.
Orlande _.4. IM #*I *»•—* * »
L*».burg ... >11 tot «*m—* II 1
Score by innljsgi:
K dffla, Motainger end Schivo;
lAnv- Hardee and Onla.
Wage* in cotton mill* In tba
early part of the I9th centary
were under $4 a week for women,
PALATKA, July 13— Ken Wil- and ueually over IS a weak for
lia won hi* own gam* a t the men.
A iklea Bowl here lest night
when he doubled in th* ninth In
ning to ncor* Jack Devincenti
from etcond he*, with the run
which gave Caineevill* a 3-2 derialon over the Atalraa.
Three double play* by th* GMen quelled Ihr alened Palatka
ralllea In th# fourth, fifth and
Build Your Own Home
ninth framei,
With The Rent
(laineaviii*
oer ee* eet—J • I
‘ Palatka
on* nil a a o ^ l • I
Building M ateriab
Willi* and l.ivingilnn; Corley j
and Km*non.
Coaeall Ut A b eat
J
th* F. H. A. U a a Fla* *
LEESBURG, July 13— Lee*,
burg .cored a 9-4 victory over
Orlando la.t night. Jug lA n e , al
though forced tu obtain help from
Hardee, wa* credited with anoth
er pitching trium ph.
TaUphoao »3
Flrat Bateman Frye of Orlan-
CANNES,
Franco.— M’I—The ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a nkP H a B ra h i ■ ■ ■ ■ g ild
land J. MoLIay 3. I'n h ifm e l. !»**- Duke »nd Durhesa of Windsor
H u m u s J. J u t l y I, l | p |P N » k l . T « t « enlii-d
yesterday on a yacht
liAM hit*. Ila 1hn, (IHm. I'll 1man. cruise of Italian and Dalmatian
Klfilan lm•#, Juify. Hm-r 111.-*-,
w ater that will keep them nwny
d n f . le t f f l|i ii Ufi***s, H L A u m i M | i f i i
UlflDMtidk In d WaUhkM
•„ Nan f ure*' I Q Ha mm .,n im iu , .if f from France thruout tho state
Nmltli 3. r i m i r r I. Mlrtirk u n i •« y
Vine W utrh Ana Jewelry Repairing
Nmlih I, rin niiT fi MU In |»ll*h*-^ visit of King George and Queen
hjr P lm l# r
<Ki’h wp|g**r.»i h ) \V'M F.liiabrth in Pari* Ju ly 19-22.
WkVTkUi PAMTSMH with aem*
eapltal t* laha aelltna end ef
m aaaraetarlaa hnaln.ee—*r e**1“
lal • • etkar larma • a end preae- p ltr h , |'l n d # r . I' mmi ’iI Lull*-. I ’t*nalllet* • aemelklag ■***. Writ* t r t r a a . W in n i n g p l t r h c r . HmHit.
V. O. Mai Id, Baaferd.
letmlna |iltrliwr. i' lm lnr. 1'iniilp***,
Over on*.third of wmge-earning
LaGminlx and Nhcidianl- Tim* itf women are alio homemaker*.
l«m«, 1:11.
MISCELLANEOUS
»OK TOVK kaaltk'a aak* ditak
■Idle Ip rlae W ane—rhea# l i t .
Down Senators 9 To 4;
Ken Willis* Single
Wins For Leaders
Bascdm ll P ro g r a m
C h l c i u i " i»l •, Hiirt*|(*l|#lili*.
rioyw la ml
G-Men Down A’
By Score Of 3-2;
G o n d o lie rs Win
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y
II.
19.1*
E a la h lU h e d In 1908
HUGHES CIRCLES GLOBE I N 91 HOURS. Iti MINUTES
. W S f t J - E j i ' f Commission
. Hosts To Athletes; Stfcks Donation Of
, ^
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A lex R. Johnson!Ar ' r vA_vcJ * ! f i! i
p a rk
N l r i o E t i v e List Of Kinds “Needed
XN8 Z1 U DjeCUVC
j
jior
Bcautuication
Many Points <>r Interi
cst Arc Visited By I
L o c a l Instructor '|’hri Hivrs (J r e d Airmen
As Ship Tiiinds At
tin ,..ii
vw aloinal
Floyd Ite n n d l Field
■Cii. uliiii>■ mi iiu il.'i ni tin- Si'in
KebclAdvancOThreatProject J h % i v e n
ens To T rap Thou- i City Clerk Frank S. Lamton
sands
Of- Loyalists
»*«**»
• i1*1 of
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j
i liadira n lin ti ihniha and vinf l
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H . n \ n IlF .N N K T r F IE L D
.M.iH.md to fhr
N V l»il> I I
(A IM — H o w .
Fngfan.t inti
j id'll lilitrlHN cn iu p li’ie d
hi*
Mr
tliat h«*, niml I In1 w o rld flig h t to d a y
tm.I iiiAil** iHo- t,mn» imi.
tn i i( | n(1|J, fnU1- t‘u || d a y s fro m #ho
Tho *Howard H ughrs' globe circling party landed then
nett Field In New York just 91 hours and irt ininules after
four daya from the record of the tale Wiley Post wlv. made
Peach Crop In
Georgia Large,
Hutcbiion Says
WITH lilKiHKS
i, C.Thompson t y Jt .r y
C a n d id a te
U n iv e rs ity
e*Uy had •tailed the Japan*** of(C m i i m m m M ih «* T v a i
1 1
U /a 4 . _
D ln w i IT
I in iC r I ia H l U e r e
3 uuatoii If(Clam, a*iUt«nt
wirJiieor o f tho Bureau o f En■hiMriBf o f tho S u ta Board Jf
■* W ur nf mothrougb*hp Sanf«wd wa te r pleat tbla ornleg end
It to etcellen t eon-
tUHea.
tf
F o r
D e g re e
AaaU C. Thompvoa o f Ovitdo
U *n applicant for th e dtgr««
of Bachelor of Art* In F.ducan on , , ih , *nd of tha flrot »e»alon of »ummer ichool a t lh*
U n iv o n itj of Florida on Ju ly 23,
■ceonllng to word received by
Herald today.
N inety-four men and women
are applicant* for degrae* to be
given a t the end of Ule l i n t
lum m er
eeeelon.
Application
luu elao been medo fo r 35 nor
mal diploma*.
One la a candidate for the Doc
tor uf Phlloeuphy degree. He U
Lovell David Hlncr of Brooking*,
South Datkota.
Three candidate* ere applicant*
fo r two degree*: Ocorgo Hmelheri, Mlatal. Bachelor of A rta and
Bachelor of L aw i; Samuel J.
Lions A rrange To
Provide “ Talking
Books” For Blind
American Foundation
Makes Project Pos
sible Free Of Cost
Improved Conditions
Seen By Prom inent
Shipper Of Celery
l i r
C.
Hutchison,
prominent
lU u u n il
•fU r spend in f ‘ tevelnl weeks in
C to r f b hind Iin if p n c h
ship
ment!.
Commentinf
on
(jeorfiMs
chief fruit crop fur (hie sts«ii;i,
Mr.
Hutchieon
dectired
lhi<( .
there Wif a bumper crop »f
Patches this year and that ul 1
Ihouirh grower! receivetl no h U h 1
prices for their commodity they
were sble to move ■ large vol
ume without disastrous effects
la»t night the Lions Cltt* deetd
ed to sponsor s cmiipaigo when*
hv 1»Iimi persons will be* «hli* to
^cctirc free nf churgi* thmugh
the Hub **a talking lK>ok° ma
chine niul reri»r*h to use hi It.
Secietnry John (iullowuy n p o it
ed today.
.Mr (iiilloway etplm neil that
the Huh coil til secure tin* "talk
ing
machines, which are
much like vtHrnlns,
free of
charge from the Atlanta office
of the American Kmindatimi for
the HI ifid. The records can iilso
he secured free «»f chmge, lie
n«|i(ed,
Poinflng out
that any
blind
p e r s o n who w a n t s to s e c u r e the
, LMr.
-----------------MeClano doctored th a t the
Iro jn l ** we> the c u e during
m taford plant I* ai
a* any
llo rid a'a celery eeaion. he *aid.
p u t to Hm etete
m uakiHe reported the crop (hi* y e a r
FBUtPiOf thU tloa.
we> eppioslm ately **«» weekv
ma*l»r « f t u t , ho tald.
■oafard'e plant to ho tter than a Bachelor o f A rte end Bachelor earlier liven o*u*l end th a t th-*
fr« A many tm all
town* be- of La wo.
< 1
i • quality during <he early poriinti
of Ihe «e*»on wo* good. Howevrr,
J * * * *ka water la chtortoated _
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the later Clberta crop »uffeinl
•n m ta o th *
from the effect of heavy r*ln*.
be tald. end ihe quality we* m ini•T U m p’a of water ST dent from j
what lower than fa r th* flin t >(
•iKl( w ater plaat to the etete lo
**
--------• t o S tate
Board 6 f ' Heeltb
Announcement waa n u d e to- the »«aeon.
During the early p irt of the
* W e It to t e d e ^ I f the water day th a t tha Sanford Townsend
araion, Mr. H aU klw n woe lo
cated a t M ontetam a. Go. awl
later moved to M tncbeiter. G j .
after tha eeeeon on early peach
S'
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rt’iM nl i.f tin ’ hill. W iley P o n t.
M.Miniums Ilf Niw
llmnpshin'
mill hillin' ugiii.i without im*h»|i 11UK•*I H "-t.-t Hikf’ilt’tl o v e r th e
lii ailililKin li> vtmling friend* liir|Ni|’t it' 1:1-1 P. M. (K S T l
■ml i. h ii n n . Mi J.ihiiaun i- nnil liiinli'il t\vn in in iite s la t e r .
putted In- li.nl visited
many
U u ^ lic i' 111llivtlfi' fo r th o
III.m il I.f m iriest Oil
Ms trip in ,, „„„ i | a ! l mile*
*g*tn*t
While in Washington, lie called j Hf,.n; f,,, !•„,(
Hughes' total
u:. ir.einl* ni the Federal Depart-,
inn,< »n< 111 linura, 10
nielli nf Viii'iitinniil Education mjm,i....... . 11,■ . ilnys, 10 hour*
anil aim visited the « Imlrsale uri,|
which cut fnur
vrg cu h le market in
lliat clly ,|ay» .iff tin- recnnl uf tho lata
mill in Sew lin k . City
| Wiley r - -t w in mini* it in 1
Al the I’niveisit) of
Mary-, J«y,, | ■ h.M.is, |>J minutes In
la nil, Mr Johnson reported that ni^;|
(he r c c vncaliunal training **■[
Hugli. - left Minneapolis, w hsra
lillill ans ilie highly.... •’f - a US-minute slop was mado h f
Visit f i mu I he wui K of I lie hoys
fueling, »' b 11 (C ST | (11:11
<n the Civilian
Cnnari vullon ,KST>.The Minneapolis Ifsll
< ••r |os. who nie iippriisiiiiiili'ly the Mns n nr vine in I
•time iigr a . the member* uf Imi
Km 1“ mints anil nne minute
s i's n t iuiiuI IIHI II Ilium '
i'I.i - s.'.. al ter li nk ing Kan hanks, Alaska
Mi JnhliMili tin Im nl that In
ir ill s ta lE S T i lust night tho b it
'•'v e il main good pointei* in
in ship, ils
lailin silent for ni* and
caltoiial trmnnig, which will hr a luilfham s, hail r I Ml reil acruai
inaugurated al Ihr Ini al high Kiiiunlu,upparriilly
destined lo
■rhonl nest yeai. The wmk ol clip fill) four day* off
Punt's
the KIV >until in m im riiias vu Iccnril.
sis t n m.i I fir his was %n y gniiil. ti"
Hughes m il fnur ruinpanluna
reported.
| l,-ft Mew V olt a I tl .20 1*. M.
Al llrltsk ills*. Mil
Mi .liiliii j | KS1 i
Sunday The Mmne*pson S.ails'll Uni I,m in i Slates lie nils airpoil was ih r fu st Amcrseuich burin isiteie he sanl se\ u a.. miil tin* fliers had Inucheil,
ria l Ihnllsalld aeles Hie (lelntnl Alaska eai epli'd, slllcts Isa king
In esperunenls fni
(lie hetter* here last Sunday. Their elapsed
ineiil uf aKHniitme aver the uit | flying I lino at lime of the lieml*am
| his [min, lir suid. is the ing at MuineapnlM was Oil hour*!
nation s center for espeiinii'til.s 1 10 inmules.
In fin nil i y and uriiinal hushandry |
Throngs Jnm inetl t^rtyd BenI oiiitnig out that while Iheroi nett Field In welcnme the fliers,
*.'** 1.........
signs
a m offleiule said they believed It th*
crenioii in IVasliiiiglan, Mi Julm biggest rrnwii ever In gather i t
•o r rrelareil that in ||,e indin 'h ” field
tn a i ccnleig pi |he New Kngl.m.i,
• he inillli niiiilnnuiie
efieedstales hUMIlesi was sfaleuialr.'l
tleollaoeo mm Vmmm Tkreal
- ___. .... _____
WoodmenOfWorid To
Attend District Meet
j w i t u . (Local Townsend Club
Given M erit Award
Mr. Ilutchbon. who was chair
man of tha Control Committee,
during the pash taaeon he* re
turned to make preparation* .fo r
the coming veeloep eoaeep .
Bear To .Be Added To
Zoo, MoUghton Says
WASHINGTON
Fliers Cut Four
Full Days From
Wiley Post’s Time
The tea will a m
have ■ new
Little Damage Done bear, according to . Superintend
P e rt* Jam s* L Moughtoa.
When Autoe Collide entReofsaid
be ag e eat* to receive
M Sbten ho* par| f |k t o * b
a t the
th e African teapaig of Mandrill
„T j
Hr i t i hh Efforts
To Halt Conflict
Again Stalemated
Hireling „f thVV„r |,| ,„ r
Tueviley ni'hl »,H. hr,„
Government To Make Town Faces Drought
Loans On W heat Crop Amidst Heavy Rains
W ASHINGTON. July 11. - /P>
— S ecretary W ellers annum , od
today th e governm ent will nntlw
loans on I93H grow n wheat a t
ra te s averaging between 59 and
SO c e n ts bushel to producer* who
w ent to bold th eir grain for bettee price*.
T ha loan v u mad* mandatory
under provision* o f new farm tow
an th a b ask of official furrcoot
of huge w heat crop fa r in «**•«*
° f norm al year's domestic con
sum ption and export ne*d* of
•b o a t 780,000.000 bushel*.
A perm it he* been
OTOE. N eb. July 1«-— M l
All during lb* long drought
y r* ri the village of O to e gut
■lung. Now. with the heavl*«t
rainfall in y*ar*, the town
well i.i drying up, lawne are
with* ring, automobiles go
un
wished and water h ai betn re
stricted to human need*.
Mayor R. R. Irland doesn't
know the answer. But. ha my*,
units* * test wall being dug pro
duct* ■ g-ml supply, Otoe fact*
■ dangerau* water shortage.
BBARING FOR COUNSEL
WASHINGTON, July U - i d ’f—
i;b* paid for e a t e t Tha, la b o r Beard will gh* i lyda
0*4 return* from A.*, A rm strong. Welrton
Suel
U M r. Moughtoa ® M P»»y general .caun<el, e pato
lie. b earing next T U t n d i y aw
h boned examiner'* chergr* th at
MA behavior w as "defiant, cawt e t e t m w and cantumaclau*’’ Hip
PANAMA CITY, July iA -W b
—The Noithwest D istrict of the
Florida Medical Asaoctotton will
bsM Ua second annual conven
tion her* todiy. Dr. W. Henry
Spier* of Orlando, president ef
the State a *1or tattoo, will bs ■
speaker. Phyiklaaa to th a a rts
between Je fftn o n end Karambta
a i ine »nnie time Ihe govern —
tnenl »skid f 11 l.rdtfl.ntNl more
f"r it. *ir revrinement program,
and f*.ught nff a Hniiee nf Comninn* atlai'h mi it* alleged fail
ure tu enraur.igi- hum* *gricu'turn prndiirtiun a* a aafety meaiu rr in ovrnt nf Ihr aerial block
ade in urartlmr.
lH-rliring Ilritain waa “not pre
pared In erquii-iiri- In repetition
of attack* of a rertaln character*
nn her ihlppinv, I'lime Minister
rhenibeilaln informed Commona
Ihe government had rejected the
euggtatlon of In tu rg rn t (ieoerml
Franco that Alnieri* be ovaje an
“Immune" pmt for llrlliih iblpe
vUUing goveim m nt Spain.
lie al*o in n u u n .n l that Sir
Robert H odgun. DriHeh repre■«nUt|ve In Im u rg tn l Spain. ,
would remeln In I ondon for "Ute
present,*' and th»t lltl'e ln ’e
LOCAL WEA'
limb* following them' himself.
I'
»i h and nil member* whu run,
will uHend the ipiurlerlv Iliertmg
of D illrirt T en t„ |„. h, |,| |„ |.,-r
*nn. C„ 1 . Knl’iliv nnniiunerd In.
day.
The derjnlmi in ,11-j>■n -r with
•he legnter meeting we* rrnrhed
■I the meeting ,,f the* i-Hi.ip Tin-,
day night. Mr. K.illin-, ....I |»,.r
Itlg the hu*ine*n HMrinn, prr.id.-d
over by Cnnoil rnm matlder Jenir*
0 . Sharon, e irp ig t H I. given
on the meeting »f the Mnri.U
F raternal Congrev* held rrrent
ly In Orlrndo end Ihe kV,,''iljn,'ii'.
OM Faahkined Square Dance*
held weekly in the U k r Mary
Community Houne,
Mr. Collin* invited the pullic
id ollend the next of Ihe bene
fit dance* to he held in luikr
lle ry FrUley night. The W. 0. W.
■•ring bend will furni-h the
M tllt
Yereeoeti P ortly e lo u lc
■n-l Friday, m a tte '* f l
ita -v e ri A W »f.
1j \ K A t m \ i l
•^A innenR a.dC anton p
N U M B E R 275
i . i . j una
�Th$ Prfce Of Force
STRANGE AS IT
SEEM
F w farther proof eddrwm the aether, iartoatag a Mamppd mn i o p t figr reply.
Thia “yea-bot" attitude which
I'resiucnt Rrtwrvelt hoot* at la n l
ai bail as he paint* it on the
• tump. Qn n iiarro u s ore i ■wr.»
he ha* retorted to It himself.
For Example he vetoed the sol
diers' bonu* ami aeveral other
bill* providing benefit* for veter•ni. If aaknl, “Why. Mr. Rooterelt, aren't you in' favor of belpinir the veteran*?" hi* reply
would be, "Yes, but net in the
form pruvided by theac bill*-’’
H e ,la alrdnely on nenrd in fa
vor of assisting th e aged, isn't
he? “ Ye i, but" he dismisses as
"fantastic’’ r plan which a vast
number of 1h- in urge.
Isn’t he in l i e °r of neutrality?
“V(s, but’" he finds that a law
which congress enacted to imple
uirnt lb* purpose would be dan
genets to apply as directed. So
In didn't apply it to ihe w*r in
China.
H r Itrlie-Vrt, ih esnlt he, in the
Rag. V. a . F a t. 01
PEER, ^
IN ft 9 M 6 k t
mftftKtUfoNl
R8&E FOR TODAY
t i l of God h*th mads
tba breath of (he Al
l*k given me life.—Job
PR.lUManftM.
3
he fog:
tow THOUGHT
PRonuifij
Um ahady woods north
Old ‘T rrn o n t with tha drift
o f gflgrnoon,
Vab**< sparkled in sunlight,
tko aea rwspV back
made far history a path
S|k ou t o f llo tto and Uaby|t)n, th . -silver Mind
M d/by ib a bogs in donblo
track, and Boeralae ?
r In a p in ..'B a r* / 001 walking
• v td th e ocab o f Gm*. Virgil
’PRKiPtP
rnn.«ti!u Mini I inilrptinlrnce of the
th r fiFcr-tive, If/n la tiv e nod jutliciul ?
Inn** !i«* frrU ihat one
t*r tfich »w •‘(h.rarlinK the will of
tlh |yroptiV’ it eh*m!il Im* brought
into linr by the o th ers and lo t
th a t |Mirp«** f hi* p ru p o sd j hit ail'
prcm** roiirt hill.
1 hut kill, by lb** way, h i l t
thrn* hi ■mil*-* of » gi»T« rnmen*, *
trough* forth p k n ly of ^ywi*
b n la " Irodii bi* 'la u h c h stip|j«iri'
ere, Whell it **» pvmUng tu alij
liberal.*,
wli> n
auknl. “ Arefi’t
you for
ftnAkpTcItV
wo ilh havd prom ptly replied. "Y t*
but not tb it on *.
.
S E M IN O L E
P H IN
TIN O C O ,
PHONE « U
In** mnn un lf»e *i|reeti Ilf a l l 1
an wt-r*.
Combatting Hyacinths
Of Intcreat to Ssnfordltc*, particularly thoaa who uae
tiyi ciyef .o any sre a t extent, la the announcement from
Waahington to the effect th at Army engineers have per
h a slaw rv trc ,t o f It* sound, fected machines for which '.hey claim great aucceaa in de
Use Coliseum '
stroying water hyacinths which Jam our lakes and stream s
I yslth.dha chariot race. The
and interfere with navigation.
ahn slid westward
According '.o the announcement, one of the machines,
l hy tree, while Horace end
which is valued at about 1106,000. hauls the hya
Jh a Bhrne* attilled'.'
f * ■ >—Porter lleymann.
cinths into a giant maw, grinda them into ’.Iny bits and
throws them back into the water. The other, a more eco-
i, INVENTOR. •
Ktrvrn* was (he fisst man to craft.
f transportation I apply the principle of »crvw pro
Stcvrus pstnhllshed »ho first
’ht be a vastly 1 pulsion to navigation, building regular x-ht-diili-d steanilroat Hue
It had not been in lx<M a steam boat with two on the Ih-liiwurc and C onnecti policy of puUjni: a curb »n Big
> genius of Col- underwater propellers of thr cut. Itivers, and in l l t l | startnd Itojin***? “ Yea, hti* he shouldn't
ns, early Amer- *rrr» type In the itarn .
the first
steum-powered ferry plunge th«* wni'ile rontry into
h trw n s then directed hLs cf- from Hoboken, N. J., to Now hard time* in crdrrto punish a
nearly 40 whan forts towanl the invention an-l York City. Stevens then lu rn rd f<*w nf hia enemies.M A* a whole,
- study of steam development of
high-pressuro to railroading, in iMIfi obtaining do yru huvi* rnfifklence In I'rtil*
ch arter
I n 1 dm t Roosevelt? “Yea. but not A
Ir adaptation to *trum engines ami boiler*.
In the first railroad
I7HH bo built |p o 7 he built, with aid from his America— from the U 'la s s r e to Inf o f t ho*e «*rac k pots h e'a got he Ip *
ibular bqiler on M n. Itobert, the side-wheel sleam- the Kunlun itivers.
in k him run I ho gnvemment.'" Ar#
He built the first locomotive you in fnvor of fed r »1 r ffal»*
n hla marine en- boat, PboenU. launching It only
a frw days a fter Fulton's Clare with a m ultilubulur boiler and linn to Improve the farm er1* pO*[
■an It on the first railway track
ln a daalra to protect thia in- mont took to the w ater.
v.siUon, Stavana petitioned Con*
While Fulton** engine m s im In- this country, ’fie tisillt -aipj
graaa (or a patent law. By pro- ported from England, Steven*' Ironchid ship in -1X13 for the, i i a i a a a s u a n a a a a i i i u
feaaion a lawyer In New York, waa homemade, Fulton, however, U. 8. Government and advorut«d,
the year before, a double truck
Htavana waa abla to draw up a
• lallroad to run from Albuny to
successful outline for a patent
[ lathe Erie, to roplace the slower
system which waa passed by Gunj Krl* Barge Canal.
grata a* the Patent Law of 1790,
AND
the foundation of the present o Ihe Delaware River— first I Tem errew i The WerM’s smallPatent Office.
cean voyage uf a steam-powured est public park.
Fine Watch
Repairing
Diamond Setting
Engraving
McLauUn, Jeweler
RM
friend'*, Elmer
aenw to havs won the
so aatd rla l nomination,
i-the wise ia sufficient.
Florida’s Cotton
Acreage Is Lower
WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
By MMOITUN GROVER
said to be coot lag .Howard
I soma *100.009 . >
fly
the world. At- th a t rate cinthfl than anywhere else in the country. The engineers
conUau# to take our vacaDaytona Bckeh fef s e n s are planning '.o try out the smaller machine in the near
future somewhere on the 8t. John* River.
Utfortn to conquer th e hyacinth eo far have been
largely unavailing as the plan: multiplies so rapidly th at
to g e t rid af {t la almost like hailing out tha ocean. Ar-
tjAN tllH D TVyLNTV YKABB AUV
Mlaa UsUo Fark moat charm'
ingly co u rts Insd tha msmhara
of tha younger set an Tuesday
evening a t her home on Ninth
Street. Dancing was enjoyed to
the strains of victroU muck un
til a lata hoar.
Hnlielojie fruit punch was
served during the ovantng,
If of Fbat City.
Mr sad Mrs. R. II. Sm ith mo
tored through from St. Aagaatlos yesterday sad are' tRa goqats
o f M r. sAd M n . S. A. lr w b «mt
fatally.
^
"
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herndon
Among the g ueou were Mias loft hi tk slr ear today for JackBeetle Lake, M bs Victorts Nes
i Georgia and North Cgrolkm,
bitt, Mlsc May Thrasher, Mlaa
Mm. JL B. Mobley aad AsughElbe) Henry. Mlaa Florence Hen
ry. Mlaa Dorothy Humph, J U.
rr b f l last week fo r D eyim n
•sok Where t W wtfl -reeubsTm
Woodruff. Frank Woodruff. Hawkina Connelly, Q. W. Bpcwer,
LoMlo Boiler;-M sg B tr- s rt. Lmr
kfntSM l Mr*. Howard TlhkUs
V ttk , Mr. stM 'lire . M oQ dlM 'ttB
rrh d f Satardsy from Hataoo
Mr. and Mid. R. U .Fock. > * i 'WMM of MrM bs Helen (land returned
a y f i l w
va returned
where they
it few dura,
A- L. BUB
f
WASHINGTON. July 13- From European centara comes
Increasing inside evidence that
Ihe w ar danger so potent only a
few works ago la rapidly dlmin taking.
There a le aeveral reasons given
by close observers. Im portant
among these are the ellect of
British rearm ing and the lmpac, of her latest diplomat sc gaslures to cauterise the SpsrLsh
sore and te break slogn Use I’.aloGsrman axis. Another u
Ihe
cabnm e affect an G erm an/ of
plitoky Csecbo Slovakia's mobili
sation.
Laws measurable
in exact
lesntt, but nonetheless important,
la Ike horrible MfperWnce of Japan in attem pting a quickie -onqssesl of Chinn. One obeerv-r
With sect as to
unimpeachable
sou re vs said, the experience uf
Japan had an appalling effect on
Ike ambltloiia ache usee af aggreeaive nations.
I t was Just a year ago that
Jqp*« one a t Urn boat a rased
rm tiens. In the world, ingaged
wRk arose or lean helpless,
sprawling China in a conflict
5 ffl!
Japan's ei
• tini' lllllgl
I ‘M M
-W7,:
°maIbAa
_A.t>fi*
lK
, r1
Lv
ij
|)o ymi favor federal
r l*t*f for :hi* iinm ipU y**d? " Y<bi I
li lt In y r.ughl 1« mall** 'em work, J
not Ituin tin Uirir nlsuvfb,h A re t
you for the pfoMiili fit in UnpFOY* j
uijf lh«* Wi nf the working m in? |
“ Yea. hut be to .letting radical |
labor I?niters git too far. Ha might j
to ifft rid ff that fellow Lt*wla.Hi
I Ns ymi up prove lb*' pnjaldwU’a j
u>* m tH T o m ti
■ndaled and aang. Beyond
Spumes's aereenhouie
ivotor oabaust rooallad mor-
2
the littk f i f i and plowing umi**
every third row."
And (O on—endlessly] It insane
that “yco" tb« country b hi favpf
of Roosevelt %ivt kin policies
“but" dost not approve many of
hid mefhodb and measure*. And
this (ta e ra l senUapept fiv es tho
" y n b a tte n " in politic* a U tta r
•landinf with the country than
they enjoy with the presidcntThe people still think Roosevelt
ia all right bet **• no national
diaadvantafe in havjyr i few
capable eo n eerv attm up there
for hia own protection/ TheAmerican people never like to
•ee politic* o n toe ene-vded and
if thry gat the idea that tv what
President Kooaevelt It asking
they are likely to nay “yes” to
hi* purpose but "no'' to hie plana
riucf rh y , will **yi.»-but*# many
current New l)**a! t»oIicie». It
nop** up in prartim Uy all the
ft* Jttorat* •
F a te n b u rg Ttm ei
b H itter agreeing
n try shall tails all
era mndirmaoy if he'll taka
Uw N ails he has
this country,
MYES, RUT*
- MYEES NEW! T
ihe most casual spark tu set it
going. But eaactly an appetite
report comes irons another min
ister and hia attitude ia more
generallly arccp'.ed here.
There arc two other factors
i rrdltrd with acting a * ' brakes
on Warlike gs-dures. Opr Ls the
iwlief that, despite any agree
ment* that might be reached be
forehand- the next w ar will eec
civilian populations In cities
I k imbed un’ll tbeir tongues hang
out,-A i.cisnd la that every point
of danger af w ar ia to widely
discussed both by Iba populace
and ky tko diplomats.
vitSi^AmXJnv m S
1
m ind'that Europe I s s u r p S t ^
UHLAN1H). July 12-(A T -The
Federal Bureau uf A gricultural
Kconumic* tmlay rs.Jm ated Flor
ida'* cotton crop on July 1 amoun
ted to 00,000 acre* compared
with 120QUO acre* a year ago.
The Federal Ihirvau esilm alcJ
there were about I6.0J0 aersa uf
w a island cot.up in cultivation
in Florala July 1 and included
thia figure in the #0,000 acre to
tal.
N rS h " lL W0 r 0*** lU **m* I
Martin's Garage
General
Repairing ,
Truck & Auto
Service
,B o d la w -fl,|rto * ^ T » P p «
A f f k a you t u
u
U ffi
ns
Nerves Of Taste
Paralyzed By Seed
•*«* ot
'»«•
!*•»“ "> -hd-ifr-ln might w dv. Itfo'a
~ d •» ’“a t "mhrtclo
*.rV“ *
y WOoU ^ plant", grown in Ike Fslrefcld
akin, for bombing purposes, to S T . A .
_ i.i
. w ar between N .w York and
^
1 '
Boston - an hour's flight gpart. j
,h" *“ U M m * t n
Fjrom tha German border to ( **” ' _________________
ao Row York » Booton or from
■’•Y Vork to Washington. 1'ram ,
luraaulo, France, 10 Home, is
MA miles, the same as from New
f o lk te PU bA w gh h r from San
Fraaeboo to Loa Angeles. From
Loodon to. Berlin U 900 miles
111 S. Park Av*.
is ia is s n tu s iM M c u *
F U t SHORTAGE
, . TOKYO-*(A^— Tha M inistry a f
A griculture announced jevlscdaF
|t h ln th,
fo r aklha O t
,|0E% cat*, rata and mlaa becauM
e t > fu r shortago. pog skin* afo
quoted m high a . * 1 ^ *oSw
Up* » r * * a Y»y V n F¥A T*
>MFO*T
�-■T 7 T ’ .' 7 n , < # y y y T y y y p s . f f l s f l
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r ^
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;
AT, JULY M, 1»M
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
S ocial A n d P ersonal Activities
MARTIN LANKY, Bockly Editor
ia! Calendar
.4
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ui
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Miss Mary M. Lucas
Weds Felix E. Turner
2llsa Mary M. Lucas, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Lucas
of Maitland, became the bride of
Felix E. Turney of Hinsdale, III.
yesterday In a quiet ceremony at
the home of the bride’s psrent'sTbe Rev. F. D. Gibson of Daytona
Beach read the service in thr pre
sence of ■ few relatives and
friends.
Thrb ride wore a white tail
ored traveling ensemble and yel
low accessories.
Throghout the room* of the
home, garden flowers were used
to decorate lo r the oceasionFollowing the ceremony Mr
and Mrs. Luca* entertained the
wedding guests with a deligntful
dinner. The gue*l* included. Mr
and Mrs. Ftlix E. Turner, honor
guests. Mr. and Mr*. O. H E*tridge and Mr*. F. N Eat ridge of
A new screen trium virate of Sanford, the Her. and Mr«. F D
H arbert Marshall, Virginia Bruco Gibson of Daytona Beach, Mr*.
and Mary Astnr make* it* f in t C. I.. Thomas of Orlando and
gRpeursni-e in "W oman Against Miss Ruth Lucas.
The bride is employed s i a die
W oman," which come* to
the
titian in the nanlarium at Hins
s h g Theatre for the nest two
dale, III. The groom ia also con
dfya.
Robert Sinclair directed
and Edward Chodurov produced! reeled with th r same institution.
After a tour of Florida and
from his own screen play.
M arshall lias the role of the I a visit with Mr. T urner's p»renl*
hnaband in this p ie tu rlu lio n ol in Ethel Mo., Mr. and Mrs. T ur
ifa b g a rtt Culkin Banning's na ner will return to Hinsdale where
tional m agiiine story, "Enemy they will make their future home.
T errito ry ." following hi* outtistilting success in "Mad About
oble and attractive. Good styling
Music.” 1*he story tells of a d l-' end correct fit will improve the
vorced man who takes his second appearance of men in their work
Wtfw to hi* home town -where hi*! clothes. Well styled, color matched
first wife and child live. T h e; shirts and trousers should be
second wife
finds the to w n 1■elected. The blue, and gray* are
fsagued agslnst her and the first bast for the man with blond col
(a bent on m aking trouble, but oring, tho tans and browns for
lova for her husband give* ths brunet tvs.
Designer*
and
ir the strength to see the sit- manufacturers need to give more
lio n through.
consideration to clothing suited
. H 1** Bruce plays the second, to the farm er’s needs, white tha
JlU a, stopping directly from h e r1firm er
should buy
garm ents
W a In "Yellow Jack.*1 Miss Ae- which ars well designed and d ur
V la th a first wife.
ably made.
THURSDAY
The T . E. L. Claes of
>Jrat Baptist Church will hold a
business and social meeting a t'
Q>* boms of lira. J. A. Cunning*
bam s, 1320 Myrtle Avenue, a t
j:0 0 o'clock
The regtar meeting of the San
ford Townsend Club will be held
tonight at H:00 o'clock in the
J f .l a k , Build ing.
MONDAY
The Dependable Clans of the
Methodist Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. II. E. Miller
til Lake Mary a t 7 :30 o'clock
with Mrs. W. T. Wooiey and Mr*.
a|< Leonard assisting as hostesses.
J>*HH erbert
Marshall
Stars In Ritz Film
.( A n
M Home
Demonstration
Notes
PERSONAL APPEARANCE
P e rsonals
Mr. in d Mm . C. B.
Brown
■pent today in jickitorm R# on
buain«fl«.
Mrs* Charles S. River* of Lees
burg wa> the guts! of Mrs. Many
Woodruff thin wtek4
Mrs. F. R. McNeill and son.
Malcolm, are enjoying a vacation
In Waynem ,!!e, N C.
Raymond Locke ha* gone to
Charleston, Sk C. where he will
en te r the Marine Training School.
5V
Plans For Olympic
Games in 1940 Are
Given Up By Japan
Burgoo Is Found
To Ba Favorite
Kentucky Recipe
I -card cup r*.rn meal
Butter mrc nf walnut
a
J teaspoon- h ik ing powder
1 f Fapptl UI sal1
\
Stir 'he corn meal into twr%
rup* o f milk ami el it rom« lt<a
a boil Add ies* uf the milk, WtllI i rIF V II I K. Ki
Their br.i1*n eg g - , s a t . baking poWdar
afe ft w Kentuckian * why haven ! ind up I:ei| butter Bake m m in«t|4
winppe.l theniqelvr-a around a hehi mm oven ah >ut Jit minulea anif)
ing (nr double helping \ of «lea in servr m the pan in which if w i t
burgoo \ <ni find it every w h i l e baked
J
__ _
_
* ‘ *■
you
far in line* ml!*, p icn *c«,
CiAlKMUif Fret (VI Pagt Off* *
fi*n%ivi‘ ug:iui*i Hankow Japanese
•erm l raitler* left an estimate I
150 kill.'.I sin«( 500 injured in
new ikltmk on Clinton.
Th»* 'iitlilt-n Insurgent adfinc**
down Tvruel in Spain's civil wa»
threatened tu trap thousand* ol
govern nun! t roups at Mora de
Rutuetoa, uutporit of ilcfeniM o!
Valencia Surrion w u
to have fallen ln*l mfht.
Strife* between Juwq ind Arab.**
in Palestine con tinued .
Meanwhile ihe Frr« CTty of
Danzig appeared ut the next tin '
man objective a* n N an lead**'
fr»m th*' r il y ronfi*rr<4l with
British officials, apparently
l"
ill ran iff fur a plehe-tcit** on Tf
t ii i m II* ihe Keirh *»f the form rt
Mi** Alice Lanier ia visiting jiMivinnal capital
The inaiittfi’hla clifimed then
friends in Valdosta, Ga.
and
fun e*v |j»tik«* ihtnogh nn il
Jacksonville Beach.
«r» nn hi fin*pit a fit! it heavy bom
of Snrrmii.
The I
Mr, and Mr*. E. N. Scott hsve bn* Jment
rfiilfreturned
fluni
Blue
Spring! t*11*iineti .hi uLunc#* -if
where ihry spent about three , tiiiiiujfh in i lim y winch thf* lay
ill|>1 -a huvi* defended fitu e ly foi
week*
several m i k i
The t-aplnre of Snrrinn will
Mrs, T. (’. Carlson hail a* he?
guest* yesterday Mr. anil Mr*. open the highway and railroad
G. II. Spring and children of At fur nn advance on Seirorhe, wh**i •
tin* in*in Renl ■* nr** pl.inrimg to
lanla.
join fnirev operating
in the
Word has been received that Sierra I- -pmlnn for a drive l"
J. F. McClelland i* Improving oi Sugunfo and Valencia
Tin* l-nll nf Siirrioii ftdlowrd
Salty Mineral Springs in Edge
closely mi miHinmrenient from
wood, Ala.
inraoi nt licfidi|tiai tert ili.it Gen
rnilinMiiiiii Krnnc i**co Ki unco ha«i
Miss Clars Rankin will leave take-n |eiMimil ciiai'gi* t*t hta in
in the morning for Washington, aiirireiil e a stn n iiiinir^ for the
D. C. where she will visit for «ei i filial tim e on Valencia,
erst days.
Franco a ^ iim n l pe i -*imaI com
mu ii il when hi • 1ioo| m hoggetl
Mil* lairaine
Corsighs
of down t»n Ilie Valencia fund. Il<
Miami arrived yesterday
to li i ' quid hi hull •-i >h it d Ihe with
the house guest of Ml*i Florence diiiwnl of enough troop-* and hiu
McKay for several diys.
1cti.il fittiii I'alalan and (ithei
In
mniter.N
Mr. snd Mr*. >F, D Rinehart ' front-4 in regain
left for Washington, II.
thi* nhiflg 1lie nen cun I
(ien Jt»e Minja n icported to
morning where Mr. K m rhart li«*
have jnn.nnn lovnli^t i >oopa on
been transferred.
the Tel uel Sagillifte fii.nt, oppo*
Mis* Florence McKay hi* re mg lean than ItMl.tliHi moirgtnt
turned from Orlando where she ' who have, however, gicaler ar
was the guest of Mi<s Nancy tdlery nml air ptawei
Brown for a few days.
The loyntHt* were ^digging in'
feverishly for a final tlehima nt
Mr. snd Mr*. F. D. Scott re Sngnnlo an.| Segm he, key* (t.
turned Tuesday from Itayneaville, tlie ilefemu* of Vnlein m, nn<l
Ala. where they lisvr Keen visit Fran i'i> want a to *nna-th 1h rough
ing for several week*.
before ini|ieiietrul»le foi tifn-ation*
innl machine gun inn place mtltt •'
Ml*a Helen Shoemaker snd
ran In* limit.
Miss Virginia Dann have relum ed
from ( huluota where they spent
a few days visiting friend*.
rhun h Auppeis, civte celebralmu*
Kacial Doctrine Is 1
Proclaimed In Italy
wnd more ihiiri am. where e *o-, pojitic nI -peakin'*.
H lual * to hurgoo T Hue %
■*. t* iupi
*d h* iep y
r \e-ryfh mg "
ROM I'.
\u 1 lull V ■uiitl mutuui’t u| me
and Vrgef el Lelei inn* im ib bu>
H.ut h«i
t>u l- ug 4<ainling
|*l uv ll K t lr f 1 ........ . the Ui
y»*t?e hu'* C» i MIIIB ufi. in
h i in uf Hi. Mu. gill’*'* S'*Mintiy I1
»*\ t ii | tu.lu ted . fl »w,. »i m*d
1e | he del u‘ae\ i uL
li Hi
Icy'-r Bm vi... Kme tti'i ' he K
French -10-IIour Week
hosing (iround Fast
Julv
11
(At -T in -
*i.m *r in irmny rr *
r.i N e i l
INiint K ii-d .i
ilmlrinv nf rmro
(i<-iiiniir*
\ . y *iii*in ivs*
pub*
li.h,*il
l min v iinnrr
thv
auin
pn-i-. nf thn Mini-try of I'npu*
l*i < itlliirr
I Itv ilm‘11nn- pi iK-luinivil Aryan
*ti|'i,nuii >
lucky I i**i by in ISTJ,
Ihrit gill dim nf tinigoo Hie
not nml i *♦ ip» , w m id hii'dly lik e
thr idg»* 11**m Ihr i*ii| ye *o tippr
, l, »1’* id Hu h u ndiids who atieiuj
the
bigg i i
p*1ht a a I
"pen kin'-,
though
\ i rlie***, oiic fimU pitts the- m r
•d wn diirig oi it lime* mn| srvetnl
of 'hi in -••oiH hiiih \ n d the mine
h h Iuus
liuigti.p iimker*,
with
Wh la li the tor nl ills!) rets nhuund.
ail*I nin ily i-va-iv piotluc* o f the
K1"11111■Uv fill III et* epi tuba ecu m
fh» it t age I III ’* r*> keep Up Wl*h
the Iai| lI'ra*’ra
uml
nffirnird
tho
Rnlniii n t.'
i Ikh1 In r JII ilav I
Ai. nn |» iln lciiml J,-»* "ilif not*
linlnn.I Ii*- I'.ilmn
isc*''
S l'F M tl
SKSSION
ASK RD
I H AVI* US1 i \ l \ , Mirh. i u l f ;
14
i/4J' Sen i ( mi Arthur He V ifi*b'ther k 1 K Mr hi >*>111*1 m an id *
d ie * la^t night that
fit i«trie vifIt *h*Mi'I ejll the Senate
rufte tpevIa I
«ettiit||
t>efure
Oet.
I t it jit i nn | mm Timnim*F to buc♦‘t**‘*f
the
lit.*
I *irat ii*.*
B eniam in
t 'ai 4 m/ a »•1 Hu Supt eim* i ‘mtrt.
AiMilliei *h 1it at v pecu ill to th*
In ait ii\*<rst'e 2 l *2 hour n»oe%
‘PFI 200,000
Siriitli, pi pul.i
m Kentucky, P* lllg pU't UIe Hi' *‘\e
-poem l.r. ad
•rp a su 1** |>i* Hue
lr
i*a•tali' PI liloWfl
oukri like
M UST
B I L D V E in Ihat grin nf Alan T Schumacher, Mew
Yorker, whooc m arriage to tha form er Fhyllla Cillleiple, drbutania.
w a i a aocUt even t at Newport, R. I. Mr*. Schum acher It a titter
of Eileen G llfeaple. one-tim a flanree of John Jacob Actor, 3d.
ivhoM en g a g em en t. breaking quarrel wab aoclely fo««lp for
_________ m « rth a._E ileen waa m aid of honor at w eddinf.
pndtloig, itiid i% -e iviul aiol eaten
will* .* ■pt.i-n, taking the place jt
t■1II* P hit sol at .a nielli
Mi
Sam McMaekin, wife- *1
t 1-111*1 die si %«tcty dig.-cUel,
111
chid* d d in a cook I.... .. -do wrote
n o vial" ,ig > ui col lukn 11mu wdh
\f i
Mm i is Fh xoei
It* can i M»' M fMtck iiM Ini*i nml lot y* ai - h i * Ihtii ii*'*«ii>ii|le.|
with 'he m.itiagriiu lit ot i lon* *\it1
Downs, m*i*ii ii* cnily hm u w ml,
-hi* has I'ldci faun-d huinleiiU uf
(, nn i in n»*t|
uni P i»e. Or.«
rqiM'in-uea rrow Plot *if
pi i on- from v ii i.nis p in ts .*( th
sla'l whipped
from ihe wi"4t could i > li? del by Hme
ti»- hrftirt’ July 'J5 uf thi* Mini
hi i and vuriidy I lull cun he fur iuitdci ii 11i M".iteniiig • *i cim| skv
Fveiy yem then* ** »• ciu w u on
ii i -in d.
Planting in lln* park, i t 1 tut spe ed toi <l.ip't d turn* win hand for her Kentucky Derby
wa point i*d nut will sturt in! more than Id I imliu an hour
brenkfu-t on D -ih y Day
\u*?u*t mill Supci inlcinlcnt o l
Despite* i I ih.o 11«
pM «aul ioim
Ih r Mile, rail** I-1 plains, o f i “a ■k
I'.nk* Jutncq Mougbloii will cull to ji• • I i lunc. Mu* suiging fifteen, i *,*>«' t ' h iiiy , p u p a e jot
ho Ihe contribuUofi* in iu*i*ileif. J I'ninii *!»*•■. • tluuuch t .* gel a f o i 1y and have fifty
hi the park, work m progi B*“«ii' i ghmp»i- .<f th, mi ha\«t» dl-dii'V
li e n s 4 typical menu
ii.g rapidly
Nearly all the ex j • 11* <I ln*to‘r
Did Kefd lick v h in, f ile d app e**,
• uk .tim g
ii fid o t h e r i n it iu I w o r k J
Hughe i p p a u n f l v
did nut no
| mmeli bread, o u t ? p* uch pea
biTteig p l a n t i n g i*ati
b eg in
luia lieu the* p u l h which had
luu-u prang salad. **l ra a to i ry *Inn 'c j ke
to uimI “ largs* ru p’* nf i'off»*i*
been c u n i p l r l r d . T h e d,UUO y a i d ’*' c l c a i t d f.o him a n d hi* tax
t, | m u ck has hi't'li cpri'ml over* w a n t a i iiiiitiu-i t ud plaiir
1,14 h
tlliW 111 M \KF. Ill l « . l H I
t h e 11 Here plot arid t h e
*uH | wu.q mime tliaU ly
n«uv*tl
l b»*| i l o f ‘4 Ihe ...........
. ip.
n r ig n tn u i a n d s p r i n k l i n g »yst fina | plain* n u n c lo 1 . d ii i-Aiuily the rt|
] j4
pot f i urn vkhuh il ritaileil ITIg'Oll
h;»xt* b*‘**n mfttulleil,
I lr il Iin u "f
Uu Su rutin lift.i*»i .
l In* tu n nrtfc**hifi writ.* will
_
t piuimf'4 b* hi ln’i’f
Clearance
( ily Commission Fliers Cut Four
Seeks Donation Of Full Days From
Plants For Park Wile y Post Time
An attractive personal appear
ance is a desirable asset. Al
though one is frequently judged
by his appearance, the effect on
others is not as im portant as
COMFORTABLE WORK
th a t an th s individual. Self- * .CLOTHES
. U tility garm ents a rs among confidence, assurance, and poise
are gained when a person knows
Om clothing naada a f tha fatrasr.
ha la well dressed.
I f ha is to b* healthy, sfficlent,
Mr*.
H arry
Woodruff
mid |
«'11in |i Io' to*a| in a qhort Uma.
A plrasing personal apptar- guest, Miss Marion River*, of,
\ 2 piuiniN vriiil
happy, his clothing must ba
PARIS. July 14.— (/PI—Thi- in
M INNKAPtii.lv, ‘ l,ly ^ 4
A-* -*mih hn nuttciiwl.i u rnvv.
4 ptMllulq i hlfkl’fl
selected fo r comfort and service. ance requires health, correct pos Tampa left today fur a few days
ture
and
carriage,
normal
weight,
hour
week,
ulngon
that
cun
11"
(.11
it
ITnghi
cufi'l
i
net
mu
uf
thr
viirlntia
Fnnrta
..... I rniiipan - 11 c a II,,n* n j '<-i
, I Design of work garments is
visit with relatives in L er.buig
neatness,
and
an
attract
iva
and
the
People'*
F
ront
Into
poeerl
mttl uih«*r ctiMslruttmn nuhiilrtl ion* look .iff (ton, tin- Miiiin .il' ' ii
I..
WMergoIng Improvements in ap-1
and Lake Butler,
■ml Koclali*t Leon Ilium into tho! In l h i » priijn’t lire 4*X|iyclif*ll l*»' u lu cu
t nt H I I A M 11 K I 1 ( Inml liilil-iia,pcarance and fit. I t Is possible approprlats yoslume. Sines pos
nn tin- In t lap nf a w.ulil g m l u
t ,u.
10*f to buy garm ent* In else* ture and health ara tha funda
Mr*. E tta Smith and son. who I prem ier’s office In 19311, i« giving1 brgill
Thi* liat t»f llu* nrceiwnry nliruln ling tliglit.
l a imnip*
f o r nil types of Individuals, be mentals o f making a good ap havs been the guests uf Mr. snd way to Ihe needs of France’* hj *
for Hn* purk.q ut rulruMrtl ley Air.
Tlu-y IiiiiI Ian,ii-.I at 7 W A. M 1 -J . t a l k , i . - l . i y
b u y tall and stout, short and pearance, efforts should ba made Mrs, A. B. Stevens for iever.il tional defense*.
Eighty per re n t of indu-try La him ui nr i? tin f o l lo w * :
H i t fun, nig b* i*u min*
i ai < fivHh riuti
tall and thin, short and thin, to build and protect health. Good days, returnsd to their home in
(ISM
nutrition,
sufficient
exercise,
tfri average.
wa* c*timatril to lie on ihe I'lT m * a * 2 2 Bvi» oak*, tl nimptmrj im it n l
% ncitl I.kIf huur« on ii 1 ga lnii ( Ulituul tiiui itui'q
Edison, Ga. today.
hnur week la*t full. Now it is Irrrq, 12 iiirhili'iirii h’UcuiJrmlloll.' flight
i i Hu' r.imhliuii uu. uii *
| "tit Hu* lu cf, v*nl *nd rliivk u
Comfort I* tho first consider* rest and fresh air are require*
alien in selection of work clothes. m enu for good health. Fortunate
Mrs. W. L, L'oopvr, n.hn hi* about B0 percent nml falling fu-t. 5 iilln/xut (pbrt% 27 g irv illra m tiiin-i f Mini FaiiluinK ;, Ahi k.i, | lulu ih** put, ii.lil tin* wnJi’i uimI
More than six month* ugo bualu, 2 arttria macrncaiilha, i
LAmpIo freedom should ba ollawrd ly, faulty posture can be correct bovn in Sanford for • few <l*y*.
11Ugh»" -is »•I I In i nine ti uuri Imii| u n■11 the mt'iil i« wi ll iltilit*
i t r all body motions. Few g a r ed if no etructurml defect* are returned to Daytons Beach till* Blum
warned
hi* followers! ruculy|»tu»4 ruatratn, fi firu* rh«* lu It tret t i n t - mil uf sir dr r 1111*1 Rcuu>V** (lira l ftlul t'uiil |l, Hiii Im
m ents are cut to fit tho normal Involved.
licfiiM* thi* umuiii 111 fat, in Hu* put unlit
morning where she is *pemlini; "If you want lo krep your Id- Lea, 2 f i r m altiiMinia, 2 il**aj woiibl imt lu*
HablU of good grooming are tho summer.
fkgTrw Instead of being sited to
hour week, then you mini restnro upara, 4 hguxtrum japunlcum, i 1I'll, fling New A... k
| writ ill in.*, but i»u* liruw H4<it. t ‘hup
klaad ard lied body
proportions. e*»t ntlal if « parson is to make
production." Now I.rim Jouhaue, ruagnoliii gr, fl., 2 )iurkifi*o(iiat i*
Flighi uffu -Ml
i i iui i l . i l th.* 1be nir il fin** aiul put it in the jn»*.
M a n men' garm ents a n being ■bo most of himself. Clean Inesa
lira , R. Mm* of Loe Angel.-* French tabor n n r , hu* declared: l«H|um, ami 2 fuitihinin purpuri'ii phi lie \v><lb| IN** fl New Yurk in The cabbage, uNu iluippttl fine,
A lig n e d to suit .th o purpose, U fundamental to bslng well Is espeoted to arrive tomormw “ It will be difficult for u* to
Dalrm: 5,1 wanhinglumu robiD funr iiiul mil hum • ui uluiut I If. ful ew* Then .liinip in rurml**, Hir
w h a t form er flnda tho overall groomed. The akin should be night to b« tho g uetl of Mr. *i»i krep our -10-hour week unle** la, III phorriit cunarirri-UH, 2 2 i'*» 1* M i F s | ’ i I he h ilt h,ue* Mf|4 hip*, celery ami luntntue** ami im l
Which la planned fo r tho person thoroughly dean, free o f odors, Mrs. Joe Moss, Mrs. I*. Mu** other rountlie* also rut working, rots uu»t rails, 2 1 n»ro» pin mu ah, uiily ft*. l e f u elmg
I the i*un m e I ion slowly fur an hum
engaged In building activities and exuda tha glow af health. and Mr*. F. Schwarts.
; and a half, adding water, if neve**.
tim e."
U arrm
lu trsrrn a ,
21 B vialunii
|n t|r* ly suited to hla nsedsT Too Cosmetics carefully selected and
The two champion* of ilia chincn»D. nml 2 rlianmprupfi buThe Kt ‘if
lilllUUl
ai...... a-i-end* the ‘“ 'if- ....... .
,hr,''•
,,f
y poekaU go unttsad, thereby skillfully applied may Improve
m is'ure. When the burgoo t« vlunv,
H iss Mary Frances Lord ho* shorter working week admilli-d, mllit.
YIlk.*ii fui nn. e | fui
tha cost aa wall as one's appearance bu t can never returned homo to spend tho sum like mn*t other French leaih rs,
Shrub* unit hmlgr plant*: Ui 1lu vi ling f Mill 2H 1 lo riulrj a I n''11
^rr'*,, corn. *L-iu|jetl from
difficult to laundsr. be subetHuted fo r healthy beauty. mer vacation w ith her parent*, th at Frenchmen must step up gllaniumfa lirmlrrtMini, 2 5 azalru
■lie i oh, rook .'It. minute* more, • h.n
day.
outfit consisting of a wash Well cared for
hands aid In Mr, and Mrs. M. M. Lord, after th irr Industrial output if 111" na tnilmi. Due ils* Rohan, III axulca
i .-ii.ml tc, l a ’ ll* With *•!' Slid ted
ia bailer. By making a person atlracUv*. Clean* attending Trevecca L'ol'ege in tion la to keep her defeiw.-* -u* Inilim, (l«o. Franr, HO a zalea inpepper.
hla combination a medium line**, softness and well asanu- Nashvilla.
The iiiiml*er of carving* fioiu
In farm In,me* wit, i r llirte nre
level with Germany ai.il limy, tlira, Klegana, 50 uxulta imhra,
I w eight shirt can ba used eured nails ara essential a f well
FurmoM , .‘*.*10 buxua ja p o n ic* , 12 bnbiv*, tlie iiout-ewife of Imliy llirin gsllon* depend* on the
where
the
80-hour
week
i*
pi
no
Tha Bav, and Mrs. Paul R«lsummer and a heavier or groomed bande.
6 0 rartaaa • till wmk’ in min.i 73 hour* a gur*IV capacity more than up
ticed in Industries laboring for builillt'ia n ff k i n a l m ,
fabric for w inter wear,
petite, aiy veterans.
Hair, whan th a n , healthy and fesra and fam ily will return to the arm ei| force*.
arumitiala, 34 ru lh a adulia,
16 week.
of work garm ents must becomingly arranged, assists In morrow from Jacksonville when*
KENTUCKY HI'OON IIUKA11
c
e
i
l
r
u
m
iliurnum,
.15
centrum
nocPrem ier
Kduuard
Dalsdier,
CbUon fabrics n n improving oqa's appearance. Tha they have been visiting the Rev.
Thi* tecipe dime* from Mr*.
lurn uin, 6 0 chalcaa
patncuJtita,
IjT tha most satisfactory style bast soiled te th a fees and and Mrs. Don Cook for a few while affirm ing his ‘‘reaped" for
3 bignuiiin aperinin, 3 rasa do paiM MrMeekin. wife of Ito- nafe'y
th* shorter working week, modi 2 0 Uuronla plumicri, 2 3 0 a u fe n i a
they a n cool, easily laun- figure should ba sslastad. Many days..
uniflora, h rilg t, 51 blbUcaa «u- Miinlariu, I (hunbergnt gr. fl.,' director uf l/)ui*vil|e:
fied
the
rigid
40-hour
week
into
ahd economkaL A gainw nl may find (h a t continuous o h of
tarpe, 20 hlblacua alngla acarlet, 13 flame vinr, and ( criim unj^ cup* milk
bo made o f wall can* beauty aids Masons tha ladivhi
Miss Elisabeth Shoemaker will a 2,000-hour year. Time lost in 2 7 0 Bex m m itu ria , hetlga,
j;j eggt
46 lake bougainvillea.
(trikes and shutdowns can bo
rable, and e o W fa e t, uality a f th a peraea rath er
return to Short Hill, N. J- in the
Ixora inrarnata, 3 0 lan ta n a amlel,
mode
up
under
this
system.
shrank malarial. Tha increase It.
morning- She will be accompanied
amJ 7 5 Jifuatrum tucblum, h#U*a.
•b e tid ba aloaaty woven nf
by Jimmie Shoemaker who will
Cesiums easy ha oaad la
A No 3 1
olfand«rv
double,
t
Tho first stage appearance of
reg u lar cotton fibers and
v isit HU a m t fo r the rest o f the
Will Rogers was a t Keith's Union whit#, 3 0 oleander, Mr a. F . R cmjjMHnln t n equal number
;
summer
vacation.
Square Theatre In New York ding, lOH paidium c n U l t y t n u m ,
dangth and crosswise threads. coming to ths had It Idas! should
Lower Floor 10-35
ba (elected, emphasising a per-1
heugi*. 170 p lum bago
cap#nam, Hu Irony 10*25
City In ISOS.
iron, aa In
son’s beat paints. Tha dress
- H O K - ~ a a E n i
12 achinua tereblnth lfoliu a,
67
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*• Mrs. GLADYS KENDALL
/-• Masu U i a s u t f i t l H Ageai
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Telethon* 143
PAGE TORES.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
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THAT EXTRA HUMMER
HAT YOU WANT IS IN
THIS tT.HAHANCE.
STRAWS— LINENS—
ANI> L'LOTIIS
I.IOIIT AND DARECOLORS
VALUES TO S2.9S
TO-NIGHT---------
---------------F R ID A Y
gives a plena la g offset.
Cotton Frocks.
ONE GROUP
CLOSE OUT
VALUES TO
92.95
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g A rffO R D ,
l’« Down DeUndj
Khinta F orced T o Use 5
H u rle r* During C ontest By 3 To 2 Score;'
A’» Beet G-Men'
ipot Saints f iv e Runs Then Tie Score
Mg'
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In Fifth, Get Lead In Sixth And
Ice Encounter In Seventh
HaraM Marta Editor
Ca N C IS F IE L D , HT. A IK !IN S, Ju ly 14.— Th. Sanford
oat* failed to let n mere
fWI lead bold In the beginOf th* game ny me Ht. Aug
» Saint* hut night dlactiur
tint ‘n
wuh ..
Hub
made
miHieli!
The
.......
a Lookout* hlaaled
five
ITi, for a total of eight hiW
trif* good for
10 rum
IN With a pair of Halnt er
’T in t , Managrr Judy »cnt
ilty Srewar to the hill and he
T '" ’ 1*
70M Lookout*
eating dual out
„
S
_
l» to • it
.a ,
k .
Stan C h a r k ft ft WH1
See Actioti W i t h
I s l a n d e r O utfit
the iTHmaii l. Ada. Hrs.Un*w, attth
r ,*‘
•ton.
’ ■
O RLANtTO, July I t . — IB a
garga piayed on a wet field, with
l.ef-aburg using three pltcheraand
Oilando four, lha Gondollett d o -[
frated lh* Sanitor* by a 13-8.
aroro laat Wight
Score by Innings:
j
Lee.hurg 040 220 600— 12 14 2
Orlando 300 200 000— 6 18 3
Maxwell, Lane,
Bunch
and
(inis: Conn, Kafka, Molaingar,
Smith anu Hehlro.
jppotmwrn^
ihT PAItVltMR Twill
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
nnaiKK a
n «r
*•!■• Ima > . e*aat
fleer*, fee beats sad
alee* wkere a *•<■! i
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tTION* WANTED
FhlUdvIphl*
THE STANDINGS
•font* of opposing Sanford hm l-
wttrd
l E
Manager
And hit
H TRN BTR OM
t
s ta r ts
Y*Bl*r<i a r
flanirw T«4ay
Ht
■*hIImnI* I)iHIn
l.«ii *
ni
rh1c«Mo
U
N»*w Vmk ut f'Uicln nn fL
IlfcioRlyn r«t I'll tibtir ilk.
IU m IIm U o l Klallt
llr R|, Aisftftfiw# M.
Id’n i k o n llr DrUriMi I,
litorb I. D f U n .1 1 .
7. i J a l f i m v l t l e
AUBCflK
I.K tlli r
N*vtv Yitfk
|.r* a;
M 17
Deep t o li
W a* )if m e t n n
D rtrdlt
&.
Uatikg T«al|h|
At D *fU»n n*»*k.
UrUiutn.
ru la lk s Mt la*e*bMrs (2 Miimfial
mi
kl- AU«li«lln# mi tlMI n *bv111•.
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H n a lla V rK rkfir
D w lr n li t * ‘J .
P hlU i.pIphlii
I. making prTpara<lon for a iWo
wreka flahlng trip down nn tfto
we.i caaet................. Arrhle Heim
of the Saints cracked a rial
drive in the flr.t Inning la st
night and the ball sailed aV'tr
the wall. . . . He got near |2B,OOtl from the grandstand. , Mr.
and Mr*. Bookie Bach ar* SaOford'a oast out-of-toWn * folio*er*. Th.y don’t atop U i gaWkw
in Daytona Beach a n J DaUthf,
they go on tn St. Augiis*fne ami
Oainevville. . , The loxiknula en
joy them being th tre for Ha
nice to have ibntehody routing
for T«*u. . . . Big Chef ttm k wJa
forced out nf th* game laat night
when a ttoken rib pafo«* him
a fter h* had Jumped into lb* air
for a ground hall. . . . JaSk Bhaparri, new Umpire workfog with
I .arctaint* apparently
B much
la tte r than when Ha was down
hare In I02tt , , .Wa'rb very
sorry to learn that Johnny WIUoli
U unable to remain with us dua
to weaknera caused by lllntsi . .
WVson will return home atUl poss
ibly undergo an operation . . . L
M. Tvlford may b* your right end
for nest seaadn'a gild war*. Tho
youngster ha* been around for
two year* now and ho la dgo
for a break. . . . And W# *1III balloea that Warren Odham . will
bo ahifltd to gaard.
popu-
17
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I, (.'hlniR o
1.
N*W V«»rk Ik. Ml Lo ii U 12,
WfiHhl'mctiui t , linVM li iit d
2.
n u s « TMR»
Ht
I,<iuir n i
N >w
Y ork,
i *ftIcmf ti it l |:i!h11n«lmIiifil M.
l»«lrn|| nl Iks*ton.
(*T*vatftB<!
itl
VVnvhilltfltin
NOTICE TO LOGGERS!
WB WILL PAY CASH, on deliv
ery FOR LOGS delivered to our
Contmt S larta’Friday, Jitly 15th
and runs until the skull stops.
-
The noddlaf gkull In U a wMdow of Iff* McKct Anto
Supply i* being opera led by A GOODlUCH HEAVY
DUTY REGULAR BATTERY and Utfed by on tleclrie
clock.
'
McrchgBdtoa pFUcn wfll M (iV ra to Ul« flm t flra peraons Kuerainc naArksi to Iba nuMber of h o ttn And
mingles II wUl ran.
Every#** la «RilbW— RotklSg U boy
Poet her dbutts t o y b
M
H IM
M cKee Auto Supply
198 WtoA m t stm t
LUMBER CO
Goodrich BthtrU rtfa T h ra, Battariam
RmHoa m AWo A M r i M
GUIDE
A t Ehx
T O E W lt^ U W T
Jl
1 ttfer|,H
tfoyfoiM fftarit btriform, ready to
n d l i hit bit bat 1*1 foot th*
Beach unlfoTmi
A N A S JR U O SAl
M S S U M M A lft
S A L S ,Y E S -
tiW h h r AatffrMtr of tlie Dt*
two km o to . Wtn be t i r t
In s
Cln**1nn»(i I. H*w tTjjrk I <rn|i#it
In «ih, ruin >
ll o s t f in m
JOE PALOOKA
K w o e a v AHHIVB6
u -
.f» lU r
I l r o o W I r n Ik, I ' l l I n h t i r i c h Q.
Iin«l«»n l«, HI l.oul** S
lfhlliji(|cl|ihlu ul
r u in .
I'slu lk *
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS
aasified Advertisements
M irion.
G A M B LIN G
M m waa Bddto Davie, L o o k - , ------------------------
Don Jackami „( Nntlh Carolina
Football faun- ha* derided I,, r,.maln out nf the game thin «rason, , . . .larkann I, in Phila
delphia at the preaeot time.
laical lannl* court* aru still in
oa« tbronahout the day In tlm
vatloua **cU*n» nf the city hut
we still have yet to hear any de
tails concerning the rumored
tournament for the city cham
pionship.
Manager Rodgir* of the lo o k
outs started teaching last night
ta he g ara |*fe Hehwelgeralh of
the Saint*, the rvm aludtr of the
Saint rosier und a'at. tho Hanford
lookout, soma halting pointers.
It look those clrni* men from
Brooklyn to stop the ram pag
ing pirate*. . .Hrlng us that horn
l-oula raid Tony _ fiolento the
other day. . , Tony was rated
second in the hravyweight pugl
llrllc standing*. . . . Kuif iril fan*
gat (heir rhance to s»* Big Jim
Finger tomorrow night when he
goes up again*! the Dlundtra. . .
A good full back to lake the place
of Robert Slolnoff of tha Celery
Fed* (a yet to ho located. Jack
Jackson of Monk’s Billiard Parlor
n r A c r t , July
fltttj
iv ln V X
,UnH
PM*k ** *:S* JHWnM BWttleia f w lentay
tu t
,, '
he W*» on Ma bay back to tho
Manager Bill ’ flaw Meat" find- triftftdbri
gera announced ye .ttrd iy
tu t
ttalty, rm* of th. War hors*.
Hw.de llod. nn will be oh the hill, u f.tandem In 1MB under
for the Uokoats
whl • Msrr*r*r Andy Anderson, ind again list
Handera of the
knmranrdd „ „ on an4er pklpper
S a a d ri,
thla morning that Rtan Cfcarktrl.* w„ #M of lht ^
popu’ar U n
a -nuihjmw, will hurl for Hte Is- ^ a ftrt
4 n r , Daytona
non 002 nou—2 4 l
ft W a t aacker fttio recorded
The Permanent Court or Interro btoWa In thre* nfflcUi lrip« national Ju.tlre at The Hague
By J U L IA N
I t h . blatter. Bob Pitman po.t- .Oiialata nf 15 Judge, elected rnr
I tww lilt* whila Klrkiand, Helm nine year* by the Council and A*
Id Catan of lh* Kalnta iccurril irmhly nf the league nf Nation*.
fo S ta
•
-----------------------------‘M a n Langalon, outfielder, reFa*hlnn nnte for 17*0- lartlr. 1
A n to ttm Ilna-Up last night .hue. had high heel., largt hurk- 1 • tf ry Ju»l out,m arled l.rfty
Forrest Brewer. . . , Apparently,
BAt being finad and impended |r . and round loe*.
b A ttO H A
r .ea. with
Manager
J t t t iJ
£
. ander. I.h n d .r
ariiffttaa u tehgf* reeihtly,
Daytona
001 001 00| -3 4 2
Marti and Rica; Kamp
and
Pare.
D A1N ESV1LLE, July 1 1.— Pa
latka drfeatrd the lender nf the
Florida State League, (iame-vllle,
7 tn 5, hare l«"l night.
The Azalea, ran up n O-O lead
in thr e.riy inning, and then tho
fl-Men knocked Slim Miller from
Ihe hill in the .n th , .coring five
time. <m four hits, Iwu error*
and two walk.. Daddy .lopped
ihe epurt and Miller
received
credit for the win.
Crnpire Phoney Smith put two
Palalka player., Klnard nnd Huduin. out of the game.
Palalka
OH) 210 010 — 7 0 1
lialneavilln ODD 005 (Hill fi M 2
Miller, finddy nnd
Ememon;
Savage, Hpatkinan and living
PlOy With Daytona
Beach Lobp Entry
tcfrtg k t,
Goita Knock 4 Senator!
H td ic ta For 15 To|
5 Wtn Over Orlando
imUnd
jMorton RetumsTo
Daytona Mott
tlA Y T O N A B E A C H , July 14—
Htan Wozniak stole Home In the
ninth Inning here last night to
give Tlaytnha Beach a 1 lo 2
victory over Del and in a Flor
ida Slate l/eague came.
The game wi< a nifty pitching
duel between Kamp of Dnytnna
Hem h and Hertz nr
D rl-ind,
Mrrtz -itrurk nut 10 nnd walked
Id.
Each pitcher gave up four
blow*
p a U n d for the first fuur h, h« n. >t
t i l l
Igtoa but in tho fifth,
the *
\ ®? J
j H M U came to llfo, outamartth
i t « t
I Srawer and puahed a ru m five lt»"n II
! ! 1 i
■ta la tia the wore mill rein nVlWtaS*
.
Ji
• «
»• Jacksonville port sidur to the f f n l - i c
1 * * 1
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tn*w.r a
I a a »
T h * Saln.l* Jumped on
Big u,Uh*~ „
a o • a
B ' O t o l for three rum in tho Birhl.-t i.
a » a a
K ttblhg when Archie Helm.
I 1 J I
f t ftaldat, lent on* ov»r the
—-----------------h j W d wall with Judy and
rn „k
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Mr* oh th* *acks.
aaaier*
am ata a** i»
ASM
L u k o u ta
Jumped
on mi Augaatina
J t» •••-*
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.
AmiSli, rillmnn. SlHh I. Ada.
J f W ” S W Kknlst in ln^ tvramus I. rnnM. KlrkUnd. Ju tr
m fdr t h r u rtmfe *lltl then
i. futsnaiii «.
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fengh Im , taMW ft* Ikw aaakwwniVi Error*. Rftimkl, l>*r«mu«. Kirk
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tne eeTtnih , . n<l n ,(IM(„
,n it*im 3.
W l off Of m n o it end Smith, nalsfi. Kirkland. Polja'jk. Davis.
ftf| hlttiAs for
Hudson To Hurl
Tonight Against
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y Land Terrorists Take
rs From Exiled El Mufti
C B E E N B E L T . Md, July II
lAA— Besiden ts of this
Kidersl
loweoat b ousing project won yes
I trrday tba lig h t to vote in Mary
S A L f J i , Ju ly 14— </P)— prortwding rapidly lo ksvp Urror land because, s t a t e Attorney Gen
eral Herbert K. O'Connor tuled,
\
Haj Amhi Kftsndi A1 Hussclni, j l*1* out.
N o t only does Haj Amin con- if Way couldn't vole they
would
V» FelMtine*. txllad El Krj'ftl, alts
fcrigsnds wh., roam h“ vletirai o f 'ta M lm n without j
•D * biff bouse in Xl-Zok, n«ar , trot the Arab
hi Is, tut he has representation."
* • Beirut, an d ( t i n M>« Arab world the Palestine
begun t0 take an active p a il u t 1
“ —
—
. wl«h a long-handled spoon,
y | ' -ReUsM* reports from
Beirut Syrian, lrai|uian and even Kgyp- j
The Bureau of Agricultural f > j * l a y h e - h i e built up a*
well-fi tian affairs.
1nomies reports that un May I milk
nanced aif organization a s be had 1 One report tells o f a meeting
production in this coun'ry was si
t r before he slide m y from P a ir s - at Haj Amin'i house at which
'he highest peak for this - r i s e n in
. Una Us< Ovtnbcr, a fler
hidinir It w s s decided to allocate IJh.oOU
It years.
from the Riiltsh authorities in for the purpose of f u s lir in g an>i- ,
Iha holy Uosque o f Omar.
British ami an ti-J rw ish p lo p s | The Beirut
i l o r i t s tall of a gsm la in the A u b pres s in A ra b ]
Homan ga m es playrtl in the
i flow o f money to the house in Al- countries; to
establish n e e pro- Colosseum Included ebarsnt races.
Znk, as the Mufti holds bis court p a g in da renters in Baghdad. Mo- military re elew s and gymnastic
iami
- J carries —
o n - *by
— -------•remote -----1
con ul and Basrar and to bring pies mnteata.
trtd -lh r
ron'inuing
terrorist sure to bear on tbr government
,f activities in Pi'csthre, where a of |IBI| ana Saudi A r a h u hi
roya l
rumnusslon is trying to a more irtive inters*' m I'sli-- | he i\ believed to have received
tine.
s h i p s a new partition plan.
M’ tin lo have been cu' o ff t y the
i
The first sc he mi- for dividing
J'rum
his hou«« in Al Z"k A nglo-R jIU m A greem en t.
Palestine into Arab, Jewish and i ini ««sfn,rr. go out over the Arab |
Lack o f men who really n n
Bfllii!b^inm|--tei| sta 'rs
pls-asri) | world to buy arm s and •mtuurii hud has handicapped the
bri*
,i.' nobody.
| Hun, to re ciu i1 brigands, and to team)*, but o f fate, the full force
1
#
F or alm*i*i two
m onths the stir up■ - liuuU
ju u itMmthe
*of the H u f ’i i tfiror hai
betn
....... .e s g- ........
V; eetnm lehtjn, hearird hy Sir John Uh.
tinned upon the v jriU tln g Argb
** Wood head, h>.*
interviewing \ There
arr *«i>nmwhich
pui
m I'a k iU o e, for I U j Amin do<»
»y gov ernm ent o ffo u •*, private indi- 'pur' lo giv** t*vide m e Mist rli
n»»l want tbe pariduin c«'nimia1 k lu a b and
offirial
i f p r s i e n h - funds at lh* M u l l i *
coioiouiid ihti
to think a d n g k
Arab
e-stiver of tho Jewish Agrn cy, all »n arr urn pit*lei k l h i * Syrm u
and might be In favor of the vehrme
a*er»t fwiaiwi. Aral a hitvr
re j Turkish frontier*
u »hh
g*i '•i drvwlr the lln y la n d .
!» furjA to appear.
* money. arms
and
timmund ion.
Thus the Mufti, in evile. has
n jiu w liilM British troops are | into the I 'a r -t u ie lulls,
- w I built up for
himself the
r»»o*l
t r ^ R g to keep lh.- Mufti's terror-1 as to give himself a rertani no ruveted posi' ion in the A rah world
lata on the run. t . d e in May j niunity.
linlay. The k'renrh will riot ai
thousand) of soldiers moves! sec j
Modern arms, such as light mi
l i s t him. d ec1in mg to
province
let y Into the Guliier and
f u - chins guns, autunta'ic r - v o l v n s .
, \ „ t , uprising in North Africa;
murin districts, rutting s swath and B c lg iin and Cai-.-husluvsl.isn i)lr }IH ssl .Syrisn and Iwbanvsr auJ righ' down Hi* renter of P a k s
i i ( l e i , usually »rc bro ught ill by ihoritics will not touch him, be*
tiiir, f(> k*cp ihe terrorht« out of <h* sea m u l e
from
F.im-p*an can-a he h«i wormed hl«
wi y
the villages nnd IWcc them fur* countrka to Syrian or 1. butene into the higher circle**
•htr n»r'h in ordn *u ojcct them abort a. Hume are Nimigrr ed m*o
H e wi I be th e
man of
'h e
completely.
Palestine in nmall fialung a m je k - hour if A r al iiidepemltm-e should
C o n itn irtio n of nn electrified
Rutnor aayj the
Mufti
gei-v hero in i n r e n l d y m p a r t or all of
wir« frncs nlong the
Irbnnon. most of hia money fiuni
Indu P a ’eatine o r if ' h e r e ahould kS y ria
and I'sli-slinc borders is and Germany. The Italian funds f rd crjllo n „f Arab states.
Farmers Assist In
Kaisinjr Pheasants
1
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n t rrg u
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Olives
21-4 oz.
rNNair ct'iew ar.M ,
Chips
26 oz. jar
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Jellies
vn.
r t a i ea n T t.K T r
Pears
vo. a c a *b
Black
Berries
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MI'IIKLMAM'
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riders are ban d itti in a Junior ro a r! Under supervision of l.lru l
tk, 0 . Reynolds, brad of M iam i trsJBt safely d ivision . Tonuuy
A n d rew s ia “ Judie" In ab«v« irsdlc r o a d session.
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M a tc h e s
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20 ib. 49c
5 '»• 1 4 c
Corned Beef -14^
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prime- Wi i un ini r*t tifi u fiit hr til lu irrl 1 ul modi gwuHittloiiiil
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Mrlnlit or Hound
S t e a k it>2 3 c R o a s t «> 2 5 c
Jult-y U rrf
M>-iily Ux-f
Roast ib 13-19c
Stow ». 12s c
Good Boiling
W hite B acon
P e rk R oast
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L Y N C H L A W R U L I S In Nseway far.Uta bwolag a(
tw* figure*—an unfaithful husband, luiattng freso (ha gibbet, and
id unfaithful wife. In cage al le ft-a s perl at Oalos MMsummtr
Day ealabraUon. Oraal crowds gslherad to ses lUnset convumo
the two angle* repreasnllng mariul WUeUty. The “wll* v u
just burned; Ut* “husband" wag bangsd—sad burned.
Log Half or Wholo
P o rk H am s
Ib
Sugar Cured Smoked
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Huyor Brand
25c
ib
20c
Kin pan's R eliable ]
Rlndlosa Sliced ■«
Com pound Lewd
Luacioua Rip*
O l e o ib 1 2 c
U«rry Bowl J i m —
My Own Oleo
17c
Ib
I a i »U O ' Buushlno, In quarWre,
Bananas4
Lemons dox 15c Peaches 3 ib* 14c
B u tte r 'b 2 7 c
MERAMEC BUTTER
folia Ib 29 c printt Ib 31c
Hard 11r» J Urssti
J'amlly
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Grapes ib 12'/jc Avocados 2 lot 9«
Cabbage
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3 lha.
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Jaice
Cuam foud s l u m nil
u vsr th« nalluu Join In a
big tamyaign to soil (lia
huga new |>*i k ut lira ^a frul Ju K v W* bring you
Flurida’a f in n l, uur own
fjilid O ’ Sunshine la end,
at a thrilling price l
IV
ORYSOAP PHJLSBURYS Boat IXOUB
Usd* 9ttc
Sue
S-ib. 13c IQ-'b. 45c MMn S7c
Guaif Ivory 6 for
25c
Uc
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Hunklit Largs
ihtm ipBuii H m llr u
U v .t l's
Slow *> 11c
Logs
Shouldor
Chops
17c
Ib
All H v .l
POTATO SALAD Ib .
COTTAGE CHEESE Ib
GROUND BEEF Ib......
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fir b u n
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RICHARD STQDDART
*. NEW SMYRNA BEACH, July
— H Act racing drtvera from all
MKtieu of Florida will compete
In Ihe Jayeee aponaorvd anto
r w an tb e beach here Sunday
Afternoon. The ata rte r1* flap will
wave th* car* away in the flr»t
dVtnt prom ptly a t 2:46 o’clock.
t Entile* iq tba two nine-mile,
•area and a h alf mile, 15-mile
<nd 22 1-2 mite event* over the
mile and a half court* already
have been received from Oraln.
Jacksonville, St- Auguatine, Y:|lee. Dimmer* and New Smyrna
Reach. Several other* are tip eclrd
le fe re th e deadline. Thera will be
•facial racea for f**t and alow <
fan, a coned at Ion race, on ell- I
wlnnar* event end a free-for-all
/ D R IF T
IN D IC A TO R
R A D IO
COMPASS
f l i g h t e n g in e e r
CD LUMP
P IL O T
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1 On* of tho moet hotly-eomc*tid nice* It axpected to develop
between Al Wheatley of Jack ROIl*
ll]l* and llngh D iion of Yulce.
act of the driver* who competed
l the Jeckaonvllle race* on July
and a t Daytona Beach July 10
ra expected to be a t the ulartig Ha* her* Sunday.
Included among tha crack driv
r*. from whom entriee already
av* been received, in addition to
te a tle y aad Dixon, are Ed Eng.
1 A. Smith, Ellis Plates, Thome*
Iunday and Hick Jankina, all of
ackaonvllta; Don 8nttle, Din*-
PANEL
ISV R O P fL O T l
cent Inlead rrem Paata Owe
Recent (array* in RXk o m Ib,
K tam e, Georgia and D’lnolx mdi
e t t* farm bo lid ina rapilra are
!»*fin* In comparieon with fo r
mer yearn.
<
perabted among the red d est* . I
Pointing to Lawrence, Mac*.,
a city mad* np of mflla a a d feetor fee, Mr. Johnaoa declared that
nearly all *f the (ndnatriea there
upon which thoilaands or worki n depend fo r a living, war*
flore-l and elgna " fo r aaie”,
"apace fo r ra n t" and similar
other eigne were prominently
ported on the once thriving l i t
loriea
He declared th a t com* o f the
rcaidenta feel th a t the enactment
of the wage* and hear* bin will
revive the**
induktriea.
Real
"ente claim, ha eaid, th a t the In.dnvtrle* have moved Into the
South. To aubeU nllat* thle 6*
lief, Mr. Johneoa told th a t ha
noted th a t the factorie* In the
Carnlinns and other, point* below
the Maaon.pixon Ha* w ere hi
full operation.
*
T H IS S K E T C H
It is eatimated th -t IS mi lion
peoplo in tropical and »ttbtropical
W lin e e e M r k » ■<. e n d e e e l e (
region* are trailed for m sk ria In e lfln e a t B e a fe rd , B ea H a elf C a a a l r . F lo rid a . Ib la l l t h d a y o f d u ly
a year.
A
& p.
herkdon.
By A , It. W I B U ^
Deputy Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
H *nnr
a. h o r n
U H I I * O M IN R K T
• e l l e l l e r * f a r P la in tif f ,
t i l M ein S t r e e t
D a y to n a B e a e k . F lo rid a .
(C IR C U IT C O U R T S E A L )
Raw Shrimp lb ........... ......23c
Cooked 8 h rim H |b .................... 30c
Small Snappers lb ..........._.20c
Sheep Head 2 lbs. .............16c
Sea T rout lb .............
Its
BOS—217 Saaford A w .
They erauad tba Atlantia, Enropo and Siberia In record-bronkiag turn f]
PtUDAT O N L Y
There are 470,100 Kmi'ha on Ihe
ring, both of Si. A0g*i*llne; Bob
t.'m*by, Ocala; and to ro id Colre.
Social
New Smyrna Belch,
Juhnaone; and 263,760 Brown*
Security
Roll:-;
COFFEE
ROLLS
fo o d
3 For 10c
^
STRINGLESS
a
PINK SALMON
Polk's—Grap*fml I p-m
Ann Paga (except Strawberry)
Preserves 16 oz. ja r .......
; Tetley’* Orange Pekoe
American* Brand Sweet Mixed
’Tea Vi lb. pkg^..........
Pickles
[‘Graham
21 oz. ja r.......
A A P Pure
Crackers 1 .lb .p k g ......
k i ;
Apple Sauce 2 No. 2 cans
Root Beer E xtract
Sunny field
Hires 5 oz. bottle............
[ Corn Flakes 8 oz. pkg,
IONA B R A N D -PLA IN OR SELF
RISING
5 LBS.
I
15c
3 lbs.
Avocado Pears
3 for
ANN .PAGE—SPAGHETTI,
Shoulder
Roast lb.
ii.lrru
Tendered Hams lb,
Club Steaks
lb.
Good Hamburger lb.
Breakfast Links lb.
Spare
Ribs
lb.
•uran
Bacon Squares lb.
. i *r‘, f
„
y-
Crushed Pineapple
P qnlclightfi
Kool-Aid
Keep pota «
BrUto,4
Paddlag or le t Cresm P eeserl
V hi
r Lite Flour
C A N T FIND BIIIP
W right’*
eummer beverages
2 Slices
15c
Smoked
PIG TAILS
SPARE RIBS
1
Lamb o r
l Veal Chops
Lbs. 25c 1 2 Lbs. 29c
sausage
2 Lbs. 29c
}}C
10c
10c
CIIAHLEfTTON. 8 . C. J a y
—W)— LieuttM Bt Carl Q. Bs
man, ■ flight dfflerr of t!
Charlraloit C o u t Ciwrd a'v bn
rvpeitid late y t.U n U y th .,1
12-hour ( s ilt l M irth - had fall
lo dieeloeo nay trace of a <h
BALL
xTc. Peaches
• • I
ITABDA BD
v*
. . .
2 for
21
* '
•:!
Tomatoes , ; 3 for
Co
mbcn
r r w g tM
Till Can Carotene
Peanut Butler
BO, 3 SW IFT *
*
J*
Corned Beef Hash 2 for
B raanoB urt
Pineapple Juice
2 for
Baritone Dog Food
se OS- JAM
Lorna Doones pkg,
pound.....:
2 for
Bulk Sugar
5 lbs.
Large P.&G. Soap 2 for
to OS. FAB CAMP
Pork * Beans
tfo r
lorthern, Nayy
FllverPollah
Bacon
Lb. 13%c
Franks
*H B SO IIB M
ELBOW MACARONI. NOODLE8 OR
NuUey
Squares
Lb. 17yac
N O . 1 STA N D A R D CO RNED B E E F
■' * *
Ol bomargarine
Lard
Pound 10c
10 lbs.
MACARONI
lb............
llra a k -O -tea f
FRIDAY ONLY
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
WESTER NMEATB
-
5C
HAMS
NO. I DIAMOND ItlC D D PIVMAPrLR OR HOl.K'a
POTATOES
Jt
JULY 15-16
Stringless Beans
Be. » lir a * . CO U aa
btatoes
10 lbs.
18c
iuranas
3lbs.
10c
iBCrg BHBBB
i
tringless Beans 3 lbs. |5 c
iTocado
Pears
Sc
ID J tiic rr
BEEF LIVER
2 Lbs. 35c
WILL SELL THEM
LARGE JUICY
PERSIAN LIMAS
PEPPERS
i
Whlto House Evapors.cd
WESTERN BABY
Elbirta Peaches
5 lbs.
Yellow Squashy Okra lb.
Yellow Onions
5 lbs.
Bananas
Pound
HMilk 4 tall cans !.........
;
BEANS
2 Lbs* 5 c v
C re a m e ry — Tub
BUTTER
WISCONSIN DAISY
PEARS
Pullman 22 oz........10c
Bread 16 oz. loaf....8c
*.t o u r s
FRIDAY ONLY
When Groceries A re Sold C heaper
AVOCADOS
3IH,r>30
Dozen 5c
re *
U 3 t,
and boedod b*ck la Hew Y erk ela Falrbanka, A U th a .
PAN
AT Golden Bantam
l>
Indleale* haw Howard Ha*b*a, hi* fear companion, and tkeir equipment era placed
In their world-circling plana.
BOKAR
BANS
T en a n M r.bjr r** »lcM <• a*pear lo IP* B in o f Cea plw at filed
herein aa*m *l you la IM ab ate
entitled -rte h e on nr Iwtare thIlk d a p • ( Septem ber. A. D. 1*31
T h e a ea lo id H e r ilf - la herebr I t t l l u l M aa tb e newepeper la
wbleb th is en ter eball be pnbUrbed eere a w eek for tea r (I)
n e a e e o t ir e wee be.
Sanford Fish M arket
A A P Baker’s
Fresh—Delicious
JUICE
i the b lM develop a "tixth w m , ”
. itodM t* performed experiment*
• t Southern M ethodic Unlvwxity
Vnd decided the b elk f « u f*'i*-
N ua*
Freshly R o u ted I
F resh lj Ground!
frta h
I ' <2b«kfng op on A t b«lkf th>>
Alex R. Johnson
Back From Trip
To New England
1
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2!
2
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i .- t ' ^ - t .
\L ^
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• , y ..
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•
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—
I%KRKV-.i?<V s
B u M to T*« Only Central
FterhU C ity Affording Rail.' Highway
And W ater T raiuportalloo
© h e
*T
• 9
VOLUME XXIX
Member AaaodaUd P r t n
SevereStorm Lashes
Mid-Atlantic States
Chinese Halt
Jap Forces In
Hankow Drive
China’sDefendere Re
port 45 Vessels Of
Invaders Destroy
ed J n Two Weeks
New Holy Land
Riots Reported |
Loyalista"”Stiffen Resistancc To Offen4 sive Of Insurgents
®
The tide of battle «hiflt-l
today fo Ihe advantage of de
fensive forcea jn bo.h China
and Spain. The Japanese
drive up the Yangtze River
toward Hankow, temporary
Chinese capital, aptwared
stalled, the Japanese having
made no marked advance for
three days
an
NEW YORK. July 16 —,<n
— Lashing rain -storm ami
tale-like wind* left a trail
of havoc alo n r
the mid
dle A tlantic seaboard. Having
aeroM southeastern
Penney Ivania. New Jertey, l>elaw*rr
and the cnetcrn
shore
ot,
Maryland, the storm, arrnmpanied hy li*hlninit. flooded
scores of homes, scattered
fishing boats, ripped o ff r o o t s ,
felled trees and damaged roin
fields and orchards.
S A N P O R I), F L O R ID A , F R I1 > \Y . J l l . Y
New Project
Is Submitted
For Hospital
lir n t lit
9
15. IK.IS
F lan*
RECORD-BISTER H lTCHKS KETl RNS NKI‘ DIM ; SHAVE. SLEEP
Lakeland
Aper if tea Ilona fur a
h o sp ital
p r o je c t
wrrt? in * i rii T h m AfUy hy E. y.
H o u s h o ld e r, c o u n ty a tto rn ey * to
II. P. C ole. .In tn to r o f *hp so u th
e a s t e r n division o f th* F W A in
A t l* n t i, in a new e f f o r t *« se
c u re funds with which In t u i h l
t hospital.
»ml
N I -'W
(A IM
li h
Approved by the County ComMr
llm jsh id d er
Hughes Given
Huge Ovation
By A dm irers
Sportsman And Mates
A re Showered From
SkyseraperWindowH
M illK .
Il««v\u ni
huit*
In ly
Ih iu h cM
tH n Lo -p iid P D tf
1R.—
und
com -
D itn m n . n « l r ' r i u m p I n n M y u p
In w r i M .m h n ltjin li*flu,v. fto m
Meeting ”™
,“ *on ,hr mr' l,nif *■" Ju!*
, *he p ro ject w as o rd ere d p r e
p a r e d by
w
Thousands Line
Procession Route
FWA
Mr. Ilounholder declared that
he eipertrd h, receive information
within
two
weeks indicating
in
-
New York l*ays(ireatest Homage In Dec
ade To Airmen Who
Circled The (ilobe
Officers
Are . Elected
"hrlh,,r lh- pr-ject h,d u-»n
■I
.. .
.
Kivrn Initial appioval.
t > y J-e i r e c l o r s
N U M B E R 278
K s la h lis h e d In 190S
Plans For Modem In
stitution Call For
Outlay Of $70,000
As Sponsor’s Share
County
Symes Is Named
Head O f Celery
D ... , . n
i Publicity Group
INDEPENDENT DA1I.Y NEWSPAPER
S em in o le C o n n ly P ro d u c e s
M ore F r u it A nd V e g etab le* T h a n Any
S im ila r A re a In A m e n c a
vltcn
tin l» itltr r \ to t i n ’ cl y h a lL
Roy F. Symes was named presi
Moughtun. and (). IV H rndon.
in ilit* m ost in im iP o u u h c dent of the Fjoints State f*>lery county c eik.
Association at a meeting of the
i < * u .ir.iilr X * \ o r k h m
The hospital will cost $127,directors of the recently revived
hold m i diviuh*
000 accoiding to teriiativr plans
enrpoiation in Lakelind Thursday ]
Irawn up. Of thU amount th«
It w ,i * like a lh n > w h a c k
morning.
FWA woukl make the County an
I,, ti.ih \ 'in ,1.1\
mhi*n Jimmy
• T h , Chine,e high command d c -, <>n hi* r turn io the ciiv. t’ri-si- outright gr»m of iMOmi
\V ,61k 4 •4 Mil-, m.i'. " i , u'lirn Lim l.lared 46 Japane.e * „ vC..c ls dent Byrnes declared that IliU*
(he
n o l|( w
Iiim gh fit •*( flew Ih<*
A tlantic,
been .unk or bmlly damaged b u .in .a , oth er than election of »I- l t a l UB„ l|¥ t , ppru¥tl h„
F . h ili- • .<in|iift4.1 t h r
E n g lis h
Sf lb* past two weeks, Although
h"* ^ in
■»
iv, n ( h r
^
.
f r „ holder.
( 'hn nru'l
11>t aI flrvt iicrowis the
, ltfl|on
the statem ent tacked confirmation, abort meeting, Omf accomplish- ^
X o i i h Puli* T h r i anyiMH o f the
on th„ ltluluw, „f $70i000
C hbico planca were known to m .n t hcwever, was the decialon
f ipuiii‘i:iI d o t . u |
rt huril
with
Uiat
75
percent
of
the
g
ro
w
.r,
wor,
h
of
bonil,
|f
fr„
ho.
,
,
„
,
k*r« attacked Japancao gun
• i it * ••f K i n hiikr (i* t h r i n t r e p id
m
ini
*ign
contract*
for
the
pro
oosta and several have been obair mrii
,
.
. ,
appiove, thr*e bond, will be derf.
Having moro than Ii.i K c i I tho ji ..ini.l Ihe-worl-l
•iryod being lowed down the poeed celery advert!,Ing program |hffMd lo , hr r)¥ernm en,
>.l
Hugh"*
F-o 'rie n ie c n
nimulcsi— the
fur which the a,inflation , » re lurn for a loan of tike amount. mtarting point, I'loyd llcuneit Kiel<|,
river. t
to ik . t.. f i n d
tinir it took thr prorc^Klon of
im i iin*l lit-, f u r ••114|k.i || |«■1)-a I
■A bomb explosion today in the vived to jpon*or. Under th" old
*nid I m rvnrh tlir
n lv
h »H —
Pointing out
that
complete i* » h o w n Iweurmg h a il j n . t uutalili Hi. iil u n e nm uediii
iiitiil Mil ' h.i v hi
1*1*1 hr i Iit‘I
mldet of an A rab beaaar crowd contract, 80 percent of the grow- plana wilt be ready within *10 the world in three da}*. Ill hour* ih i .I |i ; niinuti
dovtnf.ovn N n t York acrrnm rd |tl
era
were
required
to
aign
before
pm idr f..i the
mult imilhonmlre
la David Sreet in the old city
d ,y , a ftrr the project ie a p
■f Jcm aalem led t« rioting and the program could be launched. (proved,
T e iii
- jh. i t-ujwui unit Him inuten
Mr.
i i u r i a i , tea
■* iIlou*holder
i vw - hwiw» i eald work
....... —
#
Mr. Byrne* *tat<d that no other could begin on the hospital with- I f 1 1 g s h p e a
mid sh im i- 1 «.1 th e n irn with Hell*
kreught B ritl,h troo p , and police
| /} ||C I 1 Q
term* of the propoaed contract In four weeks after the a bitmen® U U 8 I I l C v e
tired man
^ C llu U d
to the aetne.
*•i til fii*. I mi L Mp ,«nd rinptied from
made
thr Win-I'-Wt
Ilf
thr
world**
• RU Arab# were killed and 40 were definitely decided upon. He
, lruclurf
prilvido
I rente it
^ v --ii p r M ,
tr ie phone
1%
wounded In th a exploelon end In indicated, however, that there w a. Thp
fof v
»nd h„ prohn nka.
fdd
" t a tiu n e i y,
let ter*,
.be eneuing claeh, adding to the conaklerable ili*cu*alon on vari*
fteWdjMlp, **
regie toll
of Holy 1U
Land
j* 1
tragic
tou 01
n d diaor- 00* olher Ph l **‘
vUlona for all equlproml to make
a a d e n whlek became acute again
Generally, ha pointed out, thoeo (t a Mmiam and yp-io-date hot
t'lrrk-^. ivlrtpigi,i|.hrr% Uu«|n8M
firo 'h rfik rfV
end
‘ h*nlfer«,
f f i r - l - 'W
1
oMewdlng the melting M r . **n1puTl
P*rihiiHril lo Miikfhrv' iinotiifig fe*l
work on ra n f
i .
i rf*_ r a .,
will be engaged In wnr|
'Another aaplaafam was followed fu ro r of tho prepoard program , ont, wm
tacb wtek, and that It will ^
^ A S K C U 1 0 1 1L of kfirillidif ghihe tn ,1 diiyi*, ID
by a riot In Rafad and two Arab* Meeting! will be called In tho
b'oiiA and h minute- grrw ■rnapproximately
week* to
^rtra killed when police fired Into near future a t which a contract
Don m i l and deliin n in<*
a crowd. A rab, accused Jew , of will be definitely dreidrd upon!rumplet* It, A nur»c» homo w il
Pol...
and a campaign started to get bo p jr t of the building,
d iinutril t h e r e w e r e
throwing tho bomb.
11 1o Mg HiomiIwiiv and Fiiliei* ( ’nmRtiffoned realatsaca of g overn- tho signatures of grower*, h o 1 Mr Houeholdar declarnl thnt
IM FM I- \N U
luU l.
F. A. Gwsnrll. c h i e f st«ti*ticinn
niM,**'1» i,ni,l.l)
7A. non
pereoni
v
although no definite ai*r
ha*
hnent force* hi aattorn Spain *aid.
r.m \ m11i M VII U ,t\ ' "ii -n o n e , Lewi* J V a l e n t i n e h im .
I’rraidrnt Symo* intimated th at y ,l been cho»«n for the hospital. of the t ’ensn* o f Il u sin r si illn
toraprllad tho lnaurgvni*> »trlki ttii. fn. ,\ |•r hi MMini "••If Mtt.l there were
pi ninthly
h>g eaa'.ward tow ard Valencia and thU lime th r proponed contract'(he city ha, agreed to dnnsio o *nm o f the Bureau o f Ihe <Vn*u
n *v.4iiiii
with heu dquailer * in I'hilnilripriM
(n .iitiii a 14i it ml th« city
tho Mediterranean coaat, to widen might d iffer from (hat In the five, desirable sit*.
!ni|.IV i | U-.il, d ,>>l2 *b«hall
staled in a letter to the Cham
(halt front.
year contract circulated in tO'J#.;
---------- ------------it 11i I 0n 1jil ill iiMuikr ui ji
her o f Com mer ce l l i t l report* on
(IC C 18r a i l llh
l l lakt (16
1611 lthe
l » 6 841*
(
.
ev m
He declared
he fett
ad
In tho Eapadan mount Ian* 110
oJ.llH i , run fit; hr 'hath •> 1*114*
the la test censn* h e i n s comtiicle 1
north of Valencia, Government vertlalng program would bo more
.f «h
h.nM
.»f tin.......I«»n*
at
prrsent
hy
llie
liurran
lire
troop* recaptured Im portant poal- fovorably accepted by the grow
h II m i *
(Mil
«n
•
1
Hi
JIM
III/
1
co
m
in
g
in
lost.
tlona before Insurgents hsd time ers if the time wore reduced to
\hh ♦null
i* ii*
iy i
Hi
H e r e q u r d e d , h o w ev er,
thut
to coniolldste.
u single year,
the
t'hninbcr
o
f
C
om
m
erce
urg"
*
1
iiiiM.n
>.(h«
i.il
A
f
4-flh*
a >1
Myron C. T sylor, chelrman of
County A gent C. H. Daw,on,
an hltsinr** house* lh at have not
tlir 1*4r h 1 |m • Ik! *1
.Mill 11 v r
Uia JJ nitlon conferabice on Ihe who ha* been lending hi* full
-........
yet m ade their report* to do so
r'r* w Ml* im‘ i 1
•*P «I
refugee problem U)d head of the so ppm t to th r advertising pro
Her faring llin ., ,|nry nppearJACKSONVILLE. July 18.—
onrp.
IIIJIII).
U. 8. delegation' a t Evtana lra- gram . was opllmltlc on hia re Florida's Old Age Assistance roll
INit 1,1 « morning new*paper
Balna, France, urged Germany to turn from Ihe meeting. A lthough' of eligible*
The report * nmol be in
lh"
■pmling ii letter he w>l* »ald i„
eligibtea t*
u lnereaaing
at >hIncreasing *t
let UFl 1hr
M illK ,
.Ira V
lot refugee* take th eir belonging* there was not mt’en definite ac rata of 165 per year, If the first bond* of lh" rensu* bureau l«
wrilicn t,. Arthur Kudner.
Mi1i'rki !!♦ "1 Mi* V hull tin hru i Ini , advert wing agency for th»
*H b them. He ipoka a t th* final tion taken tow ard furthering the year of the adm inistration of the fore the latter port of July.
i
.•
»
v
a
hirh
Ml'
u
thr
ttis lo n of the ccmforence,
program, the directors did what State' W ellar# Board I* In be
The rrnau* i* being enndurted
H " iid | f'ltru* t'ioiinila*lon, a n
Ull jI iii .i i»i t \ itii*
in Hi j» 0>rr lh*
' Tho conference will close today they set out to do, he pointed out, laaen a* a erltarlon.
by the bureau in en e ffo it to u< ’
aothoriied, Itandall
C hart.
\\
Jn v -Mil- »«* 11 •rr ilralti
and tho London organisation will
Mr. Dawson reported directors
According to figure* rele*»ed n nationwide survey („r ISJUT :*
• • i• * i v und Ir.-aoirer of t'haae
ii*
•
•
H
iuk
|
»lain-m
Dmiiil
hihiy
l»y
bald Its first moating Aug. 3.
from the other producing centers brr* today by Clayton C. Cod- eovsrlng retail und who|r*;tl
.not I'ouipnny, today *uid the comMf 1»gur -1 ih
v i. t m i
The
. I t will have fo u r vice-chairmen w rt* also In favor of the sam e1 , 1ngtnn, sta ts w elfare rnmmi* trade on n major n.implo bn-i
n" a tion wh . ii ronfidential
JiVi.il
i*
M
M
l
ll
D
i
I
m
ii
M
V
11
uairr
an d ■ paid director who will b* program and had pledged sup sinner, aasUUne* was granted t» It U wholly voluntary.
"•oiler lo-lw en liiniM-lf and Mr.
ii
rul
u
IV
VM
M
MI'll
rlu
d
i-l
*
:*
•
authorised to approach various port in a drive to secure the sig 7At persons between the **»* ot
The purpo*" of the remit*
h .drier and W*| mil intruded for
MII'Ull' Mi pa * *llg ‘16 .Mill fmn puhl n s thin.
peal* in connection with natures of celery growers In the 66 and 66 during the period, be- to provide up-to-date data
LJl'Mf Ml»M,
ipigritlon of rofngcca from lower section o f the stale.
twaen July* 1037 through Ju n e *ales, pay rolls unit inTkntonMr. I'hm * wn* quoted m *gVkhill
Th e 111i lili'Ml HlTlill 111
s ta r Germany,
A. Neutaenholaer of R iraiota 1036, nr the first y*ar of th" for several hundred lbou.utn.1 n
pUuiuig hi* rom pany'a views on
Will
1
|l|illM
llll*
•ilr
hi/
III
Mint
London organisation will was named vk* president and tenure of th* S tate W elfare (kilers and w holr-alei* Ihroiigl
tho "color-added" prore*a of dye
Hen* U the piclurv of a tired iitftii: II o w u m I Hughes, million • ying
r •Mill* |<* Ihimr
with estatin g league W. M. Hsynns of thU elty will Board, created hy th* tegulature out the country.
ing fruit hy iman* of which the
thr
viHilht'lll
The
schedule
iu tm i were •Ire spurtsntHti pilot, utuully u dapper figure, win. wi-nt without from tsUflwri. ■ii
o f nation* refuge* bod lei and deal continue to a r t as secretary for of 1937.
uppearanc*
of the fruit ia mad*
itf Ssi'liiu i
■alaly with German refugees.
The statistic* reveal also that mailed to retailer* and whole ■lecp and without shaving in ordi-r lo fl> urotrod the world in tin* tip of thr sinful
the association.
tWil ••are attractive and over which a
11mt,
npn*
■
iih
r
the
v
Aim
Th# countries u p raaentrd at
country fecovd linn- o f three day*, 19 hoot* and td nitnilfea. T h is Jiii-lur"
Attending from Sanford were the 70-71 af* group receiving saler* throughout tne
great dral rif controversy ha*
I was mad*- at Floyd lli-nm-tt Field. New York, shortly after I’lhd -Islera unit u iiU «•• •>f (Jen. lihiM* raged among citrus grower* and
tha con ference bora arfll send to County A gent Dawson. Secretary old age assistance la In the n u several w reks ago.
Htvit'tury
Valle.
unde
rppe
It details concerning the number Director John Moloch. From OvW- merical load, with 1000, although
The bureau ha* requested tie• - l* p c . J ,
Hughe* nod hiM four conipnniotia left the cabin of their hi-neitored aviation, A l-o !•• Mil ii |ij«tj«i*iiig ’fNi
i f refugnec they can except and Hsyncs. President Symm and the <7-30 and <3-60 groups are active ro-operatinn of chamber*
" l» .u .ire two schools of
lievvtl
writ*
hr
JR
t*
1
1
(1
hfiunl
A ir th
th* .cendttloaa under which they do. Directors Andrew Dude and close up. th* tort*or with 1004 of commerce, trade a*sociation i. Mono pU no*
bought ixi>: rig among fru it
•r
■
■
lluliatM.
to
be
trade
publication*,
and
olher
rep
Will bn r a n trad.
and th* latter with 1003.
Jam es Wilton.
r*|irrNp eil in men rvgarillng th" process. One
w ill
Th e Iielirf
la th* S-y*ar group, 05 and resentative* uf trade.
mu il Insiits that mlor-addi-d makes
p
i nr
ttii
rt
l
i
limt
air ci
under 100, u siatanc* was granted
the prialuct more marketable and
fluiur*.
huve cra -h nl In
during the flees! year to X ,
increase* Its duuiind; Ihe other
while tho number a f eligible cen
contend* that the process doe*
tenarians waa Increased by >0.1
not add any value to tho fru it
Forrest Stew art Gatchel, ,« n | tin-* which ta o n 'fu rlo u g h , " ill
Forty-eight persona more th a n '
for thv consumer, lhat color'Tho Ron ford MlnJatorlal Aso
f
Mr.
and
Mr*.
F
orraat
K-l
l>«
etuarnped
ql
Fort
Clinton.|
HOLLYWOOD, Fla., Ju ly 1 |.
p iT T « n ,tBm i , ,
added due* not help thn "keep
ladlw tk l t — (AT— While horror-etrkko* pe 100 were carried ev er from the
Gatchel of IUl> Hanford Avenue. The lu*l wreak In Auguat will '<■
previou. adm inistration, the old- Toa J vS E S P ' m *
ing" qualities or flavor of th*
bren sworn in as a cadet In devoted t*» a dismounted prurtii"
tho ts v . R . W. fcybum will dm destrian* vainly triad I*
eat o f the** i— t— "t"> - *- t a t . "
“ » vr*‘*‘«'0 *nio
U n X d " s u i t s ' Military A»ad-| march through the nmunlum*1 Klas Allman. 61*. 'H»<1 “ l *•»• fruit ami that it is an additional
m r tho sermon a t th* Union him and a n anglnaar MM a f m n
rip rn su lo the grower.
a poauaio
| a bloody hunting knUe on Hum * * . , i W rjt l-ulnt and ha* been .outhw esl of West I'uint.
the home urn his si te ., Mrs. J- «
R arvka to ho hold Ruaday eveo- whittle
wld*
open, H erbert public i i i tou
nf
UU«.
desk and
blurted
out, Patrol* Unsigned to Hie Third Company,! new cadets will be required
Woods, of Ihi* m y , a t noon folSmith, «0. d o s t and dumb
■Isa*
FDR VIHITB PARK
E. L. Lock* easbf: “I k illfij n tw C„ |c t tin s, hv tlngadierl live in .h e lle r lent* during th n lowing an lllnec* of «bou< nlmTh* Ror. ly b a rn ft origbtnlly list, rad* Into * paeeengtr train
EL
PORTAL.
C * lif.-0 P )-f
Ten*.
'hi*
knife",
I
G
eneral
Ja»
I,.
Benedict,
superperiou,
end
will
receive
their
inweeks.
a t a grad*
President Roosevelt arrived bore
Polk*, guided by the man. totandent, According to inform* luaibm lo maaU ».rv.-d from the,
M f . Allman was born
n
sthrough Yooowaa killed laotnatly
found ta V ancntfia automobde Uo„ m ¥ |ved here today.
V , V . rolling kitchen.
| teen on Apr. » K j and had
^
Smith, who operated a
ta a country lane tha body of
n p a ir shop hora. rad* taU th*
Stewart l* one of a group ol
sunny
Hanford to live
™ tour.
13— UP! Carolina Bacco, SI, dead or ,t*b 412 new cadet* who hav# Just
for h i, sightWseeing
Viracalll bean enrolled in th* 1042 classes. year. The claao work will ex last Balurday.
wealthy wounds. Locks la id
1M fart. Th*
jealousy
a*
lh#
motive.
HU widow. Mr*. Budle Allman
AGAINST GOVERNMENT
Clearw ater hlVfator, m id yester
> * r th* n eat three w^eka, Cadet tend from 0100 A. M. to 3:110 P.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. July H .—
day he k ceartiiM llng a new
Gntehel and hia classmates Will M.. with on intermission of a n ' u f Osteen, and three children.
____ _____ ... huur for lunch. Drill* and com David, Mary and I n n Allman, m v -G en * Tunney, former world**
champlooq
. .
taatruclion in military aubj*ctt| pulsury Intram ural athlsttcs will’ all of Osteen, survive, Al»<* fuur heavyweight bostng
and‘ J N. All- , t 0od before in educator,' g reu p
r L
*Wesley
"“ *
CE CITY. July IS. daalgnH U* fit
fi them fo r formal lair* anothor hour In th - a l t ebrothers,
RALT LAKE
man of Ostaen and Jake and Al- here last night ami charged Anter*
—40V—Deputy sheriffs and f,r- UStrmnca ini.* 'he Corpa of noon.
lan Allman of P o rt Orange; four ^
educators with trying
4a
Cadets.
On
July
22,
tho
claaaj
The
new
cUmca
will
bo
divido rt rsa g a ra last n ig h t started a
Will he absorbed Into th* conw cd into sectlona of front Id to sUtara, Mr*. J . W. Wood* and
n> of Mt, Olympt
will p artkipalo with tk# u p -1 14 men fo r tha aradom ic work Mrav Bailie Hardy of Hanford.
ela-Ms In routine activities, in conform ity V» lh* military Mrs. U. E. McDonald of W ort
lag parade* for w kkh U* academy ayiU m of Inrtruclion. Palm Beach and Mr*. Daniel Mc“ F orecart: P artly cloudy to n l
and each cadot will bo requtrsd A rlay ot Lantana, Fla.
fu n e ra l arrangem ents will h* and Saturday, local thi
to rtcit* In each of hU aubjecu
.e ra Saturday.
announced U tor.
evory do/.
had
Progressing Well
P la n e Crashes
I n to H o sp ita l
A^Buenos Aires
mind Of NeCCSflity
For Early Retifrns
Wreck Hire Of Italian
Airliner On Which
21) Died Is Found
IinJH K S
PORTRAIT OF A
Reported T o Be
i,.),,
30
Chase Says Story
In Morning Paper
Was Unauthorized
F^HSlOn LlSt O l
Old Age Eligible
Increasing Fast
Rev, H. W. R ybum To Deaf Bicyclist Rides
Preach A t UnlonMeet Into Passenger Train
Kills Sweetheart,
Glvea Dp To Police
?ssn
Stewart Gathel.Is Sworn In As
Cadet At U. S. Military Academy
Kia« Allman Dies
At Home Of Sister
New “Mercy Tink" Is
Being Constructed
LOCAL W EATH E R
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TUESDAY, JULY 15, IM I
j e r Hurls Locals 1To 2 To 1 Victory O ver Leesburg,
THE
Win Gives Locals First
Gon Series This Season
STANDINGS
p i -u d i u
•
N ew Hurler Allows Seven Hits W h i l e
. Mates Get Only Four O ff Travis;
i,- Adz* Single Wins Hal] Game
. BJ J U L IA N 8TKNSTHOM
i '
Har a Id Sparta Kdilor
V E N E T IA N
PARK,
LEKS
BUBO, July 12— .Illy Jim Flnicar,
, MW addition In <ha Lookout hurlb f eorpa, laat
night
al!owu<!
MTfD hlta and around 'he
hit
wkich atored a run lo down the
. L M sb u tf Gondolier* 2 to 1 In a
n g n ta r Florida Sta'e
Lraifne
•
Mcrifirp amt scored when Finger
singled to c in 'ir.
In the fourth, Devi* walked bul
Pit man fo r m ! him i l
second.
HGlh forced pitman at second ami
stole M ron d. H r ic o r n i
w Nn i
Johnny Adz lined out a tingle to
center field.
The
Uodoiiers
ifc u rtd their
only run in tha firzt when Groat
wan safe a* Adz dropped his fly
tmll in right field,
I I p wrnt to
third i»n Arnold's inf it Id nut and
lews’ single to rrntrr.
rtojrrr kept hie hlta well era'tend during the evening and on' ly In ana inning wae he In trouble
m xm u>
and tju l wan in the eighth during
eft r
ft
•
; M
Infield
convrrielion.
WMh M-mrt rf
•
2
3 (»
4 ii
1
1
, nanara on third and lin t and f J'lfkt M If
• lu
3
'I
P
«
V
l
B
II*
I two DM out, Manager Itodgera
2
1 •
3
F'llm in ll»
Want to the mound and railed A*l* r f
4 it
2
1
3
1 1 L
• ton$rrente o ! hla Infieldne. r if^ r a t p
it
k
fi
2
Iitfp’riMiA
- m th o u t
giving
Itodgera lair FlFUffr |»
(»
«
1 I
.''w a n tin g to gel o ff the field, I'm2
4
IT
;%
TulaI*
Phoney Smi'h tille d
four
Uy 'halla that were nut pltthed and
L t r o n i it -j
ft
•
eft r
walked Clemmona
illiing
Hie
1
4
1 tf
♦Ironi rf
teats.
n n
4 il
Am<rla| rf
(»
.Rodger, erring whi' he wna I4l>k II*
t
1
3
4 rj
i
:
(■. ■ doing ran o il the lied. Sklnney I'TMt* ■!
4 ii
1
4
4'nU f
SK. Me d o w in wbb a* i he* plate anil rUinoni I
i
*
1 i»
n
*
1 «
"B M ftr *
ran out
toward
the MH In ?l»
1 1^
4 n
■lAta lo get Smith to announce 4laala# 1 Hi
4 ti
1 1
Travln i»
___ — —
-----—
i that the game w ia bring played
7
27
13
1
Tntfl
Is
C ijiu H s r prottnL Hmllh met him
itri | 1ii n l|iiit 2
flfinfnril
-«nd kfpt yelling for him In get ld>Mliijr(
1tin {Kill Him—1
invIk 2 I'ilnmn 4. BMI h.
1 1 Off.
S ff tha field and flna
finally Rmlgt-r*
I'ternmMK * t'trmrr l
end :o
, M U d him lo atop yelling
ye
w* f> ifiiis 3 Mil pt W11tl i
Smith a f lad
p w a a t the game. Si
T ia rl. J t'.rrnr. Alin
1'tWll II, tl 1*H1* 2- linn"
wa, at Trnvlp
rtejlatd what Itodgrrt
Ito<tgr
D rew -.
D eicer.
Ail*
prulfatrd
the tTmwl lvHl i i sIn. hit.
toppling lo do, pn
ni-k
I.....
gataa but two ball, had already Illalt Hnrrlflr*i P*r»mn« ? Me
llownn hnuhk (iltyp Itluk t‘* Mi*
■boon colled on Mtdowen.
flnwnn In
. M»Oi.wr»n
l«
hen the play wa« reeumed, |)r»w* (>■ fin In-1,. Left MU I'll*'*
Flngrr threw a flrat atrIke and Huo for «1 T. f,*a nli urn * H «»' **n
nII-. nfr Flnf*r
1. T w H
l
SM lher itrlke. Contrer** and l)n- Ia
Htrnrk »t*i l»» FlrtiPr 1 Trtivti f
■ wl«. were playing head, up hull till lay
pltrhrf,
I *i»f»l»•’ M l
I'V
1 and caught Clemmona o ff firat Trsvl".
h«aa. Dawla threw tn Pitman to
The m <»l violent earthi|iiake
|Arnold on third and PH man
rw
( ’o ntwraa at the plate to r'i»t o f the Mlaaiaeippl wcurr.-tl
in Charleaton, S. C., In IHdd.
r.i‘ f » i ’ Arnold adding.
Tha Lookout* acoreil thrir firat
,na In tha third atanaa when Con
An ordinary alephnnl ran rarry
K . tn rp o waa hit by a pitched bull,
l{amua'|holf o ton on a level road.
" • ■Igant to aeeond on Oe
,la
a
' Classified Advertisements
B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E
if.'.'
W. J. KIKtl. rtaablBB. rbsaa SB.
f t . B A « I I O W W at.s I»f4 h *0 hr
C ln a tafca raall* Saawa Saw.
J.,
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saas Pat Baaatf radar. Urmaa*
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aarea aaOea e a llla a tle a —a aerea
Bf. sat la Or ease Urate. I* head af
V astu a. 11.ISO Term s at was sash,
■ aaa ye ariy.
M etlellaad,
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arm (tap Isay tahlr. 4IS f a lt ' p a m Ara.
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M ALE
IN S T R U C T IO N
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Finder To Hurl
Frosting From Joe Engel .A g a in s t Saints
Tonight A t Park
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C H ATTANO O G•A,
A,
July
J
12Ht Auguttns
. Iw <1 1. • Joe Kngel, baeRlll'a
N o.
|
I' dfat ha
37 41 1 7
I h I jiu I
12 fall :■*** *hnwman, kpppit criming up wi*h
ZaBlare
J» M ..111 new TAzy^ o f getting lii« picture
Kteslt* lest m «fti
in the new *paper*.
•aafwrd 1. U m k ir f I.
1ir luiuf <»- Hi, Augiikl I it*-, till
It
was
'H appy
Birthday"
I ..aIfi'Wi y1111* ■IJ-i I.« fi*l, rimn
j»*l til In pink fronting from the
I tUlka Imytmin lleurl* i
pi fondant o f the ChaUanooga club
G a » f« T e i l f l l
Rl. t ig M la f al Real*ml.
to Mr*. Virginia
Win*lon
in
iiilBiwta ill le**at>urg,
lOu/iIy Jail h«*re.
I<4* i»na Ilrmrh «t
•iA ftepviMw A1 I'nUlkn
"Running » basahall club has
(All
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I ‘him gn a I l>H)nr,e1|.|| -|
I'etrolt ft I II..pi '.tl,
I'll* vrlaiKl Af WurhlniflMn
Baseball Program
TllkltiHT** U4Ri:o
HI. .4ia|uni lute «t l.pfiliuni.
l*nvtnn,l lleurh it 11* | miimI.
Itrlnmio n| leeewbnrit
i lulllPAV 111st III |*dlulkn
%%►:•».%Ikill %i k KallT, J| I.I II
«Hnf»ra hi kt. %Huo*tlate.
Iiel.MDiJ a I llnilinoi Hi m li
J^aw*liiir a h I HI A tin im 11tit",
f'dJnlkn ul *I aItipm>lilt*
TIII'HRIIAY .MlillT, J i l l II
BMAffHMl
11a pI **AA Ilrnrhhelninil At fit l»ni|o
I'* ImI kn At U ta lm ii
Ht. A ijkumI Iim* a ! 1 ifta*ev11li»
F ill II %Y M U lir, Jl »% 13
IVAflAAA llenela a I Vdiiluni.
ttrhindu ut |je14«ml
l.aiwahurg hI l*AlAika.
Gnlneiivlll* nl Hi AtikU'Iln**
iATH IIA Y Nila II IT . Jl I.I lit
FlllMlki (Al SlB(<N.
Ml. AUBUAtlin At l»e(*ti Hit.
litlAfido V»t I tuIneai Ml!**
J)a y ton a Up a clt a I I.eealntrA
a tk iiA Y . Jl id it . .1 ••. vi.
M s ltn l Af Faliilhi,
I*e14*ml i*t HI. Auaimliue.
4Ia Iii#avIIIw At DrlAmlo.
JeeeBhurig h| hay Inna IteNch.
Sugar Quotas To lie
DiscuHsed At Parley
modi* mi* wUh 1 war** hero many
* time/* Kngel told Mr*. Winston
" I "aw in * he puper tha*
you
wardnl a cake »n*l here It
!■/'
M«* struck n match and lightotl
‘III candle*.
No h * h Gmn 1700 own stock
in lh«* < ha'tunoogi franchiae.
"They cairn you nlole
fioni
•me fellow/’ Kngel said to Mr*.
Winston. ‘ There are 1700 cfalming the same thing about m**.
Reiter move over. I'll be
here
m y time."
Ri.rira llo n u 'iy . new manager
of
'tie
lAKikuitU, arrnmpanirtl
In, I«jm to the jail.
Kngel aaknl M n . Wina'on how
Inng >he waa being held.
" I hail U0 daya, but
il
wna
rut '□ fM," ehe replied.
"The firat 40 day*
are the
hiitiieal,*' >aid Kngel.
Say, if | were you, IM take
mu' a rouple o f thoaa
randlei.
I mu don't look no."
\ rlui, employe, Mr*. Wina'on
.1 1 . roneW'ed in connection wi'h
the 'heft of a pockelbook.
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS •
lly J U L IA N
STKNSTHdM
In about a month and a half
I f* or r»D husky San ford youthz
will don fnotl.all tog* to make
toady for tin* 111 IH gridiron aea-]
Mon o f Seminole High Hchoot.
Although Couch L. McLucus.
head couch, H i*till at the Unl*
versity o f Wi»con*lnt football ta
already getting Marled
fo r
a
number of boy* are starting to
work out dully to get thcnmelve*
m physical *hap<v
The roach '* likely chnica for
an eleven in left end, Sam *'K il
ler" Wnita, Hubert “ T ig e r " llow • II, left tackle, Jim "W h lte y "
Young, left guard, Fred tlannaj
wdl bold ill (Wii the center po*i-
SportMmen Hack Dogn
In ’Coon Trail Race
tiun. b a rren Odham, right guard
A diby June,, right tackle and L
M Telford or l*etc Kchol*, right
end.
In the harkfield, Arthur ‘'R ed"
William*, ipiurterback. Buck KorKH.on, left half, Darrell Forgu«m . right luilf.
The full back
l-i.itioii i* open for there is not
even a poaiibilily in right at thi*
time.
• * * • •
P U S T O O * haallh'a aaSa drtaji
a id e r S a n a a w a te r—•’h e ar a n .
1 , 0 1 1a n A
M O N TGO M ERY
few*
2H,
- l/V) ^
g uard
m
MMl
ItMfB. f » r baali * * *
*•»
*•»
H 1"
war* Co*
FOR R E N T
one
of
e ig h t
In one o f the zhortezt dock eta
of recent weeks two white men
and_ one w hite w om an were tried
yesterday before Judge Frank L.
M ille r in the re g u la r w eekly seirJtian o f M u n icip a l C o u r t.
at
TESTS ASKED
C o n sta n ce H e n d e rso n , charged
W A SH IN G TO N
- Q P )— lU y a r
w ith d is o rd e rly co n d u ct, was sen
tenced to pay f j o r spend 10 J Torino* Diego, c f Ponce, Puer
day*
in
ja il.
F.
n.
D yson, to Rico, proposed in a statement
charged w ith d iso rd e rly conduct,I yesterday the industrialization of
was d ism issed , and A lv re Wood, hi* city “ as the logical place for
also ch arg e d w ith d iso rd e rly con the test and tryout" for the poz*
aibilitie* of establishing branchez
d uct, w as dism issed .
T h e fo llo w in g negroes
were of large mainland Industrie! In
tr ie d : T h e case of F o ste r Sm ith , Puerto Rico.
charged w ith doing bu sin ess w ith
T h e Library o f Congress « u
out a lice n se , was con tin u e d . Ed
C oop er, ch arg ed w ith d iso rd e rly completed in 1R97 at a coat of
,
co n d u ct, was sentenced to
pay Iff, 000,000.
1 10 or spend HO d ay* in
ja il.
T h e m o* of W illie M ae A n d e r■ on, ch a rg e d w ith d iso rd e rly con
d uct, w as con tin u ed ,
la iu ru Mae
Ui V ffeya
u l
C ook, ch arg ed w ith
d iso rd e rly
w tttv n
conduct, wa,-, continued*
L u th e r G a in e s, ch arg e d with
ttrat Bar
I
d iso rd e rly cond uct, w as sentenced! LlaaM. TkSlats
' Has Jacks, ^
to pay $f) or spend 10 d ays m l
“ 'T w a i“ *
»<>
Juki. R oy S im m o ns, ch arg ed w ith i
T rr - R a l- M t - t t.a '
War I f * I n i ( .la lM a t
d iso rd e rly conduct, wa» sentenced
M ALAR IA
COLDS (A
to p ay $fi sir spend 10 day* in
ja il.
M onroe H a rv e y ,
charged
w ith re c k le st d r iv in g , was sen
tenced to pay $10 o r spend 20
days in ja il
Jo h n n ie M axw ell, ch arg ed with
dl* 4» rd rrly conduct, w as sentenced
to p ay fr> or *pt>nd 10 days In
jn il. R o sh e ll M axw e ll,
charged
with disorderly conduct, was dis
missed. Doahie Wingo, charged
LEAD ERS
IN
SAN FO RD
•
S E M IN O L E
P R IN T IN G C O .
PH9NS 4S3
JuK ilb y
FOR DELICIOUS
•SNACKS . . .•
1Wart Is CtPhMt-bfer Ufe*
■•IfM FlarU* Malar Ubss ta s m
I t t f t f t ChackaJ Is DaatlaatUa
Ei r i i i i - I i IL Tsais Du m 4
rasdasUu PldacUl lasklsts
CaotpUlsfuTal lsfamutla« G4m
Bss llsllsss N a s i Ratals
KRAFT H bbS s^
CHEESE SPREADS
• Juat brio, out asset at lari•lias of K iafl C.'haaaa Dpoala
and crachrr* . . . u J cun pan;
lalraalaanU ara all r«ad;l
T in a SprtaJa ara (n a il U
aaaiNIcnss, appallaara and
JOE PALOOKA
BY HAM FISHER
A Mutual Hero
th sn
with the poteeutan o f lkpiart was
sentenced to pay f 50 or spend 90
days in jaiL
Wilbur
Jordan,
rnarged with the poaseszlon o f Ik
q u o r, was dismissed.
prison near here, wan electrocut *
id
ye ste rd a y
when.
W arden
F ra n k Bosw ell snul. he touched
a h ig h -te n sio n w ire which run*
around the prU o t w n lli to p n r
v* nt escape*.
liar's Oaae sad Irek
■I i m « h * N a m « « i
•t*M
U N w t t f i Ita • * • * - > !• * • »• M « «
Th e S t. A u ittn iin p F a in l* un
der the m anagem ent of M anager
Lyle Ju d y vi*jt the
M u n icip al
Athletic F ie ld tonight for a cl»*h
with B ill ’ Raw M eat" Rodger**
.SsnfonJ l» o k o u t i in n reg u lar
F lo rid a
.Stale
League
LjtM e
' he
youngster
Joe
B ind er
iloing the h u rlin g for S an fo rd .
M anager Ju d y of the
Hd u J h
has not announced hi* s ta rtiiig
pitcher bu* it i* e ip ected
fh it
('ha Hit? F ich le r or laufty Brew er
w ill do the h u rd n g fo r the crew.
The lin e -u p for the S ain t* in
clude
Pete
S ch w rig o ra th
in
rig htfieb l, K irk la n d on th ird base
Ju d y on second base, O tero on
firat base, Mobley behind
I he
platter,
Batan
in
r e n l'r f ie h l,
Reten.ski on shortntnp, H e im in
leftfieM , and either E krh ler
Hrewer on the h ill.
The line-u p fo r the
m n te -t
w ill I m™ Moore
in re n te r field*
] Nil jack in Ifftfie b l.
D a vid
>n
first I wiac, Pitm an on th ird ha***,
St it h on second ba*e, A d z
in
n g h tfie ld , Contreras behind the
platter, D eKam u* on sho rtsto p
and W ilso n on the mound.
J u d g e F. L Miller Sentences
Violators In Municipal C ourt
GU ARD ELKCTKO CU TEU
1in « Jo n c(,
M U N C ir, Iml , July 12.— !4*>
A rurrium m a giiiiiiyiack and
ulxiiit 100 kccn-noard dog* give
Muocic eporUmcn aomclhing new
mi which tu bet.
It’, ti mile fnre along it 'enun, nt,'il trail. Trail* ai .* made by
dragging u rnrroon in n burlap
•uck uvrr field
terrain.
Sharp
nnglca ore included for benefit
uf the "alow but aure" dog*. The
fnalrr bound* overrun Iho trail*
nml l.i,e time gi-ttlng hack on the
acent.
A limit ii block from where tlm
V iii .ii i* rhuineil,
two
judge*
el.irid nt the nidi1* o f the
trail
:iinl I lie dog* niiHt pass between
tliein In nunlify for prize*.
Youngster In Search
Of 5th Win In Row;
Hrewer May Hurl
Dutch SrhnHdfr hnn rcportcil
ihut ho will ho rcaily to hurl tn
about u week, Schncldcr'A injury
Napoleon
to hi* aide ha* nearly healed and children.
tu* plan* In workout thi* week.
Here'* our b**t wizhea for him.
M il* TO h k . as * * » raaOlltaaI . , aaS Mlrrlft# H»lrta»rallaa
a*4 Srtlar iM a w lw a . »I b« 1 h*
■a.rhaarattr Ia#»laa4. wllllaa la
W ASH ING TO N, Jt ly I.V I/It
trala la > f i »
*• aaa1**'Artiha»yMt!iir
IVdrn
LEGAL NOTICE
K r ill, tnlllltHi la * l» Baa I t » ■ « — Cuban
TSa SaafarS HrnIS.
Martinez Fraga
iliac im cd
ihu
,
M
lTII
I. Its- 4fl-l.lr.VTIU'* fu ll
Welle*
yeslenluy
tin*
Inter* ;
A iiiifT t n * u f r i m , i t
S IT U A T IO N W A I T E D
Undersecretary of Stato .Sunni *r : Tu \v it,*si rr m a t ( t i n o k i i n
M irii-K la h.rrh, , | , . n |K*|
Sugar
Conference at
WOIIK IB l « w n l Saaaa *»»»•**• national
C ' - im -lrr-i I it ti .it * m „n n ,a | llh
11. II. Ilarataa* asstf T«B K. SIS London.
T
J a lf A. Ii. i n * ai i..n
ar al (h a st A fa.
It w i i unilciktood their con*
; ; ....... A. J l . o r a* siHin l l i r r r .
“
"".r
“
*
tli* imitl.r nia, ha brant,
U t a T K U i JOB aa m aid a r aaree. vermilion included the zubjvrt «>f il I-1. , to tha Ju.lK" or tha Nil,ill
Kaa IW m araa. l a * P la e A ar.
international augar quotjit.
Jml lain| I lr, oil. In am; for M.nil........ ... Kl'irhU. for H„ or,lor
Meanwhile, the Pommeiri* |h»*
I K K ilK W O N K . C O IIK IN M . sla y aa
"-b'MlIon of l"l,n l.'.nr) nr.... .
grrm laes. reram m ewdallaaa. A a - partment made public a repot I
1‘•■|'l- * rolorra lot,HI In*la rhtlit,
M M as W aad. *11 fy a ra a a .
from the commanra alt ache nt
r tn- nJill a „ f John Hr nr,
i l «Jtir,
h u!
W IIIT M W A S w a a la warfc a l a i r Hsvana stating a decline
n» Hanfurit.
H«*rnlnol#
hlad. l i e s * rele re a e es . Jsa Mas been noted in Cuban import* i f
* Htmly, FlorliU. it.la the Uiti t|.»f
ai. IS IS M e lU a tllla , A ea.
United SU Ua
automotive pro* of Jinn* A, |». |*H
P IN K M A Ji i||
ducts.
ID A M A Jo ll, f!idnreC.
MISCELLANEOUS
H is t
iifWOUNCEMENTa
*
H appy Birthday In Pink
w e
SH ALL SPARS
YOUR L W E S -B U T
TAKE YOUR
OOODS/
ram a a m i is a i m ai aaad antry I a n aa Celery Aea. Baa
Mm. Blalaall, Calaey Aea.
DAN DUNN •Secret O dem H vz 4 ft
OKE* BRUNO*
W C U . WATCH
. O U T FER .
\
V U H « •s * * *
TUI FUWT T W IN * l
VdWMT VOUSC 6UV5
T O O » ROUNO UP
TW* MOB.—
I N TH B O W IN * A
M
RANOUCT m »
TO N IR W T.
X‘ M HEADIN' TW* MOB
'
I
�t
...........- - . - r ^ r T T v r r ^ r c - v ' y - w
ac. »
r^.. Bauford b Th# Only Central
^ fe r id a
_
C lip
And
A ffo r d in g
W a te r
R a il. H ig h w a y
T rm n a p o rtatlon
____________________ >
V O LU M E X X IX
A ir R aiders
Bomb Canton
And Vaienci
AN
M e m b e r Annoclatad P r a w
S A N F O H I ).
RIVALS IN OKLAHOMA PRIM ARY
F r a n c o Commands
In Attack On City;
Japs Continue Hat*
tie For Kiukiung
S e f li i '
hivmiiN
Ifc rc tU t
t
y
HUM
1.1. I91H
HAPPY NEWS FOR FLIERS* WIVES
M
Quartette Heard Tender Docks At
By Kiwanis Club M u n ic ip a l P ie r
o em in o le Citrus
Growers T o Unite
ukta
ilv. f L u re ,!
f i' i' ia r y r pponenlfl 1
I lfi*l Lux
test of
known a> It I{e|Hilihi Jli
^Hb s h Shc-vrs
,
.
I(“ mr b* tw,,' n ‘ he Rotary
and
Barbed
wire
entanglement*.. Kiwani. Club* and asked If
tronebos and aandWg redoubt* date liad been
to r the game
wor* erected In th# *tr*«t*.
It wa* announced that the club
Moat dvlUaiu hod fled. For- had accepted th# challenge of
Olg# mlaokmarlca coUbllched o n rih e K „u r y Cluh and that a con,
oaw gon cy refugo M M at Ruling, mittee had been appointed
to
a mountain woovt IS mUca away, j make arrangement* fo r the game.
N o definite date has been sat.
Kidnap Confessor
Called Insane By
Washington Chief
TAC O M A , WAHH. July I S A ahlpmaat o f o a H ' flah waa
William Col* o f the
m a lt e d at tha cemmedlty dlatrlbutian roam a t 111 Pahnftto Washington highway patrol *i|d
h* wo* run* Ineed th# man 0f
many alia***, who “ confessed"
lh* Mattson kidnaping yea U r day.
waa “ A mental ras* and had no
part in th* rrima".
Col* «aid lb* man, wha g iv e
hla nama as t’larenc* Whit*,
Clarence Thorp. CUrenc* Mead
and Fnak ODon, would not be
rbarged wllh th* kidnaping and
slaying of th* 10 y*a» obi
Charles Mattson, but probably
would b* given a aaaity bearing.
C .U oald b* reached th* de
cision after faur days o f almoat
constant
question lag
during
which th* man changed
atata>a aWat th* hldnaplag a
« d Invahr ad aavaral
W briar w o n fouad to
Wvo
W A fO O fO r O M —
Chai r.
M Dtaa ( D - T o ) od d yaatarday
a Hates* aammltta* tw m m ti-
•nationally
Fur the fir.it lime in five year*,
T h r.
..
.
u»¥t* tli«' rim tit lrn l In'* h r i op
S
t UlYR
the Dinted
Stale.
Lighthouse piir1u„ „ y
........ ..I , f .
T#iid( r I'a lu u 'U ii, tim lrr th f rum f W t i
of
his
i lan-ki'-'h' o irn liil
fiimhl uf i ’a u L U. N. V iv k , v u iir t t 4| 4m k ii ir tm ii
Hunfuitl. It tiuM.ktsl n the M um K nim ili* fm m W ustlim K'uii, hr
ri|»ul 1‘if r thi-t iitu in ih K ■ lx nit «|Mikr kintl w u n h fur
Sttm lor
'J-ihi o t lc r k .
Ita rk lry ,
rrn u m im tlo n
The big lender la til) fe ci long "*
»"•* d.d,ver..d |.*t*
by 20 in w idth. It d ra w . . d ra ft " " ,fcr U , k *“ s v " * '',r
nf . 1. and o n e -h a lf-fe e t a .........a* " f tMl,°
R # n ,' ‘,, L * r , w l >' * 1
arcomodatbu,* fo r a crew ,.f l '2 Arkansa*.
in clud in g ih r ra p ita n
I I" hi* O klah om a
l dy
'n k
Roosevelt n,*d# no referenre n>
The crew o f the tender w ill t»(in n ie r S m ith , fifth d istrict c,o>
g in work on n a vig a tio n aid* along
g ie .s n ia n ru n n in g a g a in .i Thou,
the r iv r r from Hanford to Jack
, a . and M urland for the senai.*,,nvtlle in a d a y or so w orking
nom ination. S m ith voted again t
th e ir way g ra d u a lly down tin
the a d m in iit ia 'iu n farm loll and
rive r. I ’apt- V ic k u id h r rap rctetl 1against the President's rrn ig .m
the work w ill b* com plvled about n a lio n m easure
the firat o r m iddle of m -x i month
Included In th* crew i* l.iru t
II. II. Itigga uf lh * United Htatr*
b
I'oaat and G eodetic S u rv e y w h o
w ill lecure new data fo r the In
side Route C o a st P ilo t , on I he
T O K Y O , J u ly I T — lA h — A n rs
inter coastal ca n a l. L ie u t. Itigg*
i . scheduled to leave the craft am ple o f J a p a n ', fe ar of anti
soon Capt. V ic k said the boat ha* w ar sen tim ent am ong her people
as he secured moat of hi* In fu ru ,- appeared re c e n tly when the So
p rrn i*
C u u rt
valid ated a four
a tiu i, on the trip up the riv e r.
m on th .' p riso n sentence
meted
Included In the crew a re twu
out to ■ m an who m ere ly whislicensed deck o ffice rs, two tn g l
*"■* i pared hla thought* »n the Chnta
near*, two quartermaaters- four £ - f l l ............
conflict to a friend.
s a ilo r ., and two ill the m e.a de
Japanese police charged that
partm ent.
Sueklchl Ukida and an u n n a m e d
Since It was hrrr five years f rj#n(| wera engaged in a casual
•go. C a p ! Vlckaald the boat has ranyaraatlon
aboard a Tokyobeen *i|uipped w ith the latest type bound train.
Whrn their voice*
two way radio com m unication.
dropped to mere whi-per*. me
Sanford has changed a great report read, a woman pussengtr
deal 'in Ihr past five year., he near thrm berim e suspicion-.
She proudly trallfled, in Ilka
drrlareil adding thht the most
noticeable feature I. the highway da’s trial, that shr eavesdropped
along the lakrfront. lie aaid pre- and heard him voir* anti-mili
The
woman
par,Ilona wera Just underway for taristic thought*.
building the road when he wa. was highly praised for her patri
otism.
here-
Jap I Sentenced For
Anti-War Statement
Two Scouts To Go To
State Forestry Camp
B « i u m o f tha high ranking in
forestry servlet gtvin Huy Scout
Troop 14, Scoutmaster W. K. Kader, < !■ aulhorlxad to a*nd two
mrnrirra of hU troop to th# Slat*
Foraalry Camp naar High Spring*
for 13 day* In a training camp.
Raymond Kadar and
Cullen
W iight w*ra atlaatad
to go Ur
th* camp twcau** o f their work in
connection with tha troop** for•try acre let. Tha boy* Iravo Mon
day for >ha camp.
Tha local aoout troop area on*
o f I ha thro* hlghaat
ranking
troop* In th* aUl# In fo rt airy
tartlet, Mr. Kadcr dated, added
that tha 100 column knebt* o f pub
licity glt*n tha fortalry work la
Tha Sanford Herald and other
paper* had p'ayod no im all part
In u cotlng thla honor for the
local scout*,
J 74
ForwarJ Reports M,i,yh,:s imported t «
- i
l!et,rin Last Leg Ol
.'■vi n.i, tl
II
’ AI
Mm m y. f f *ift in-i| tipl'r» snjriii j,
mil km
am k ’ u
" K t^ iiilih ry n '\ i
*
Muni in Mu llrn iD
I Itpl' i,| till I Ut r
j
I . KID if
a*
‘V k l |
> Mi
I-irM .U t.l had I
I N I T'»
\ .ie*
hi Mi*
»#-•ur
11u i I
-If li
uf
!■ ■J Lf i>n I'mets*
D ili. 1- tri.V f
\\
Mm land 7J (•14. tiilMlFI S lIllU l
iI
I
< hur I f - F S in d h M 4I
III 111* Il'fi'Mt .1il«in*N«t IltHfMiVeit n * * ftlid
1lioimi'*
>' m
11 iiitt
f ill! lift* 11 l»f Vritkl llliillt |ir|p** t«»
Oit* a ilfiiiiiK t m l mu
Ilf* 11► **♦ *(I rt fa »i|11>| ft l II t 1.1 UoV
ciio r MurInnif fm liiw till t u iitrr
vnfiun ftiirk , and l*v iiiferi*nc»*
d f ila m J .M urray, ftlm m p Ih U»
rt.iurtl
t||«. k»t.>,rnt.r - ch a ir hr
Joint Rnrbccue With 90-Foot Hoat Comes
DcLaml And Win ter n c , v>lty ror I irHt
Time In Five Years ,rfl
Park Is Arranged
M It K i t
American Fliers A re
Near Fairbanks In
Hop Round W o r d
Trip To U(M|tiii i‘
Loss Than I Davs
Nterages 209
Milt’s \n Hour F.nrnule I’o Yakulsk
,
gi i tin-v inngcd
Produrerr
K s la lilis h e d In 1!H>H
_L" 1 .
'HI f t l | i \
hub
C o u n iv
>
J .d v I V -
TlptfllRd,
S e m in o le
Mure L i ml Anil Vogel alilr-s I lian A n y
S iin il:ir Ari l In .Xiiirrx'.t
fn v * iiiit, .* i*l* M»j tl ht* t tiiiifiim h iin s
leiiij itv,-i
Th u K iw i , id , t'lu b w in e n te r
tained today ul it* re g u la r w eek
ly lu m T ic .u ai the V a lle * lin t e l
by a band i|iin r t e lle frum
the
O rla n d u post ,,f
tbo S a lv a tm n
A rm y ,
T h e i|u u rle Ite . compoard « f IS.
W . P y k e am i III* win la-w is P y k e .
G o rd o n , M a rrh a n t,
an d
A lb e rt
Walofa, J r * w as in tro d ucad
by
C ap t. It. K . tim e o f the
lu ca l
■urgent air raid on Valencia did S a lv a tio n A rm y
pust.
S e v e ra l
not tak* any caaualtlea, Govern- num ber* were
played
by
the
meat official* aaid.
group w h irl, p layed together to
Chinas* and Japanaa* contin d a y fo r the fir s t tim e, acco rding
ued to fight fo r Kiuklang on th* to M r. P yk e . the leader.
Y a a g ts * River I3S mile* below
D iscu ssio n o f the app ro ach in g
Hankow. Th* Japan*** air bom
a n n u a l ch icken barbecue w hich is
bardment of.C anton waa th* sec
held a t H anlandn S p rin g * every
ond In two days, th e
raider*
y e a r in co n ju n ctio n w ith the K taw taping ovar
th*
city
three
w anl* C lu b * of W in te r P a rk and
time*.
D e La n d waa the m ain b usiness
Th* Chlnta* rapprttd that Japb rought before the group.
aneae had been stopped seven
T h e b arbecue ie p lanned
to
mil** downitrcatn from Kiukiang
take place T h u rs d a y . J u ly 2H. A
and were attempting to bring up
m otion wa* pawed to dispense
reinforcement*.
w ith the re g u la r lun ch eon on
Expecting a resumption of th*
J u ly 27 .
4driv* toward Hankow, Chinese
M o»l of the m em bers ilg n if ie d
strengthened their defense*
In
th e ir In te n tio n o f a tte n d in g the
was pointed
^ - l **™*' , , ,
. . ! barbecue.
It wa*
out
T hey put Into effect their |ha, m, m h m roul<l lnyU. , fou
-marched earth" policy and be^
uf vU jlo„ t0 ,he
if
gan a oyatematic doatruellon o f lh, y wouW [lu, jfy John U o B M jy .
watorfront prop*rtl*a. They nc- fhairm, n „ f
arran|t, mtnt
b
copied British property, where Mandny. J u ly »r,
they mounted gun* and cut loop^
Arthur Braniin broufht u , hj.
holes In warehouse* and wharf qUM,lojl „ f . pru[KU#l, baaaball
r
Elmer Thomas!
Widens Lead!
In Oklahoma
‘ 4*1
The Spnnl.ih r:vil }vnr iitul
the Chinese-Japanese ruiifIn-' 1
brought new bumbunlnuTtK
Ht naltir Elmer Thomas ( l e f t )
uf Barcelona ami t'un'un w M n rla m l hud a - **»it#- for the
while Hrituin rusheil athR- („ th *4 pdfV in the |h'inn**»:il|i* |*
tional troop* to trouble,! Holy u„ l tilted *‘tR', > Sem ite.
Land and France gave tier;
many an indirect warning to C a |v a l| n n
A rm v
keep hands off Ciechuxlo O d l V d l l U U
ttllliy
vakia.
I
NEW SPAPER
F I.O R D A . W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y
O K I A ffiiY I A i I T Y
Germany Is Warned
To Keep Hands O ff
O f Czechoslovakia
jL l
D A IL Y
r r ^ A f
^
New D e a l Favorite
Far Ahead In In
itial Test Of Sup
port Of President
Armored Cars Are
Sent To Holy Land
Franc*’* warning ••nie In *
declaration by Prem ier Edouard
Daladiar that he huped
France
would never have to fu lfill her
pledge tu protect C **ehoilu v*lo»
but wo* determined never to gn
hack on her word If *uch hopes
proved in vain.
A aquadron o f armored can
from th* l l l h Hu**ar* rumbled
lata Palestine from
Egypt
»’
British authorities mat at H alf*
to eonalder placing th# country
ftndar martial law to halt
the
Arab-Jewlth conflict.
I d Spain- Insurgent Generalis
simo Franc Iv o Franco waa reported to hae* takan
personal
command o f a unified army of
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Referendum On .C ountess DroJjs
Market Pact Is|Crim inal Charge
Set For July 22 A gainst Husband
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On Termination Ofj * * ^ ‘xt ,Movt‘ ,l>
Control M e a s ures1 U w>\yemih Heiress
A n fe irf iilu m ha 4 ln?i*r» raH***
among i*»‘l**ry
of Klor
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the
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g ra in , 4!niiniinvi)l»* have bn*n up no in 1111d mi wha li til
2 , I ' m! milt ' »■ ( I h i l( in k , iirruaft
s lu lr I utim|>'l 4f ■' " ii Mil I lull 11* i '
Milted to fo hduct the ie f i, n*l» •dd i mint p m h ii i l l,. i lv uiv iv
( it H iliv rla
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ford# fu t ility ngrnt'x u f f if e at lh**
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M anatee coun ty — |»u'e into How S l u . i p ..lit. t m iii
H*s p h u if' ■ ft I m id tulle Ill'll Ihu
would to "111 Mi*' in 1# 11 t
Bradenton, county agen t'.
uflv - p ilc alaylait'-, .........
„int
to id ii i ‘m I- u id v I * liu iim arid
pi* at in a," * td
in n m i"
fire , court house S ara so ta fo u r, spes-nlatioii.
few
,,
in HHiiurr
.i J ie 1
tlii*
txikeufl
lin rU ii’i i i I *•1 11 1<»r v und Mu
t y —.Sarasota, coun ty a g e n t’* u f- would go <o fur u , |„ m iiiic It, ■
I I "in Nt 4 1 m k,
Ui ih f t‘f h F iiil puli I n* m t*
firs-, co u rt h n u -e
I'a ln i . R e se ll m ail to- r rp ie cn t«il m
M oony
1 "iMpMifd w illi i'u l ' » lim e n f
| 1* - | | | t l I t U ' I ^ l d l uf AI* v flld*
c o iin .y - l l e l l r G la d e , c it y h a ll.
»* w u iiiu ig t , ‘ •hool Id . :, dog "
Mil lum i
m id I ? im niittfH fro n i
A lli s |»n*'sidi’ut uf
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'I'id l* Open at !):(lt) u 'clo ck in D ie a sc ii.jitio n w in nitub- by lie
New
V •11k
III N n v m iih ir ik —*
■ Im in lift i*f F iiliillM 'lrf # ill » l»d
the nfh rn in g and close ut 6 00 coun'ess' la w y e rs, uho
in .I Mu Would 'Vvpuhd ih f *tii I I f 1 li i i i .i *
lirhM v iim li* tle ili tftu liuurN fly*
o’clock in the aftern oon .
co iiin dt.nalids-d te a rfu lly in m i krt fur li*>tI li« in .uni Ftl - 11*1 n pH
ut,r him* hi VMiid 11111 - 1. * Hughe**
I'ro d u e e rs were g iv e n
n otice ints-rview s s lid lie r Ills w ife would
i'l* ;im in i: m u h
w i i n e a rly i\
i|u d » ."
that tiie y had the o p p o rtu n ity " l i n y the " I'r iilln n u ii ,n
leu .
Itn lil limt il i«d I hi* It V I m
} •lav ahead.
(ConliFiiiMl im
Tl»**«|
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I I iiglie 1 pent ult.mt fo u r u n j
th,. h t g i k I hc*(i' 11 ut 11 liFu riu p
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thrt*atFiu tl Ilia wifi*. In aurh i a u s# jiis t m .iit uf 1 a il ta lc* . Hu* f 'i I I i i i i 1 fur gu u ln if,
nr aminn [%., ' (.* i
it K iiim u p
la w ye rs tu jd to avunl
uantinhc
A i ul i»ih e r fltu|»t
m e rh u n lcT
f 1 .t it .1
I llit il p**r*4m * lliil
d l» r t l|y
ill 1 ham *«*v
1111 tin-•| i:t I #-1y i'«iiiinieiiri*d refu e l#
T rc h tu . i l l ; 4 1 in; *nu'» hy thi* m if I n p i.1in* u h i-n I I 11 gh*»* end*
y o lv id .
iia U nf Aialtiiiiui umin v f tinb#r*, Joe Arultmofl, E. Comptim,
A t I lif fir »l h fa itn p , on
J u ly
ed id 1 th u d leg fm n i Mtm«*uw f«l
Joe MurI ft, Uttu C'aldwvli, SUx Ti# iaftyi*ti» for holli the euunl nod N fw York iVtilrul Ruilimid th
O ltinia
—
(rant* iviViilvFH i!**uixiii*I■* uf . nth
It ttiit t ill 1h iv ligh t in tha an*
Kumbley, I'liiUilr U c k e . II. W .'(•■•'(•"I " '* ‘ O t 'fx lv ' l l ..... .
1ndiHln.1l
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. to .,. M :kb III tty qUFRtiuii, di ilusilHf thf>
r ie iit , n n it h e in u t > , I'etitvr o f
Rucker Fred Uell. Jack M m .
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r ia l ill I ••fernI a fur th* !i|»*r mil e a rrn a n m u te
and
im p u r la n t
and I’cte H ig g in a .
j-g a n iU m a n In
U n d o ,,."
D a y ralF.* t ib th«* piufniiM f inutli* in J a tiu n m i
the
T r a il .-H ib r r ia n
A ls o R aym ond Lu nd <|u i*t, W .
exps-ctvd *0 continue to ln<le ru nau m in g m :u k it
ra ilw a y ,
w lu'ii
the
im llLm ittina
0 . D ean. •< W . D u r a , G .
D . j bl, u le n tily u f the u w iv ly man
The U*f! h
tnknl I m »*
pm I •nian pilnt and hia fn u r com*
W o rkm a n , (.h um S t a n la y ,
c u iH r riir il un li-sa
i. bsrante
*n tabliiili rali'M fur aimth* in rdup p a n im ir ri't th e ir
tft in m otored
a rt A ltm a n , A . C . M c H a y n u ld .,
bit u f avU ente.
prra fo northern indiitm miupur
plane iliiw n at 1» [ \ M. M oicow.
Karlyle lino-holder, B. L. F*r-|
■
Mhf on a mil, age busis to rate- Him* n C M. KHT),
bins. It. K. I)eas, J r „
Howard!
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,
being paid by sbipiu-rs wilbln
Favllle,
Hap Flaming.
Ilomer P i f t * C h i e f A l t e n U B
the notthern area, ll.dti ar«a- '»•
c .o tm c o r 1 o n c r o p
t
Little, James Dyton, II, II, Cole
east uf lh,- .Mississippi and are
man, K. A. King,
P, E. Kuhr.
■eparated luughly by llie
(Ibio
C K O V K I .A N H ^ O n e
uf
Mm
Ford Harruon, Billy Ball, E. S.
and piilomac river*.
f in e d crop s n f Hcu Inland col*
Pira Chief Mack Cleveland at
McCall, J. C. Humhlnaoa, FranA t pyrsenl. freight rate* with
Im i mi C e n tra l F lo rid a
bolntf
cei Morrow, Nancy W hite, Jana tended an egecutlve session uf in the southern area are gnis-r
grow n by I#, lh K d g f h «r«. Tim
the Slate Plromen’a Association
Bharun, and Mr*. E. Compton.
ally h ig h er than those in the ro tlm i m i I n « 'Jik-urra fla h l h
A l*o
C. I).
Hlghlayman
ut hrld yesterday In (k a li.
northern or ‘•official'' freight rale n lr r a d y rdmuhler high, and U f r i t
Chief Cleveland aaid the chief* district
South Band. Ind.j 8p*k Cochran
ftu w h u ll WFFvda, |. 4 i t y e a r hm
a f Miami, W. P. Wilaon and A present dUcusaoil mainly method#
h u rw ated *J4d pouiuU o f lin t to
of
fir*
prevention
and
how
fire
L. Camobcll o f Orlaado, Mr*lip* acre At i-um pured w ith BJ|
Baby Stanley and A lfr e d Stan department* eould improve their
KO-pound ave rag e fo r th « H ta ta .
ley o f Atlanta, Tom Johnaon and •arrive In protaetlng cilia* from
PARIS—W)—The (lovernment
Donald Clyott or Ocala, Mat* fire haiarda,
announced yaatarday that it hail
Hawaii o f Waat Paha
Beach,
Amcng thoa* attending the * * v already used up, to pay for *>*
Helen Compton o f Duluth, Minn.; *ion were Ban T o n e * of Tampa, month* o f ormcmant making, a
P. E. Q aklcr o f P a n Park. L Chief l.uk* Martin uf Clearwater, Hv* billion franc (about |I3M,A- Qaialar o f Plttaburgh, Pa. I Chief W. J. Duke o f tuetie, and 100,0041 national defense loan
W R ATH E R RO REC AST: P u t H r*. H. Y . Lyon o f Rtm tagham . Chief P . C, Pfandcr of Chattahoo bunad only two months ago. and
cloudyacaltcrod
thunder*
A l a - i , till* b a th Sha*maker of chee, and Chief A . P. Sadltr of
ahower* Thursday and oat U t
[GfnvaR. H. Y.
W att Palm Beach.
tram* aoulh coaat tonight,
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Kail Farity For
SoUtlltM'IUTS Is
Urged At Meet
Greenfly Fairways At Country Cluh
Are In Good Condition, Fort Says
Tha green* and fairway* at
tha Sanford Country Club ar*
in a batter cundltion now tha#
they have bean for aavaral turnmara, Bart Purl, manager 'o f tha
•luB, announced today. The re
cent rain* have settled th* duat
on th* fairw ay* and otartad the
graaa to growing, ha *ald.
Regarding in* round! o f ploy
on th* court*, Mr. Port reported
that It waa much higher thla
ttungpor than fo r last. Although
th a n U a dacroaa* In patronage
at th* oontoo over that o f tha
winter maatha Mr. Port **id thla
la pota t o o f th* number o f antbuaUat* who a n vacationing and
th* a h tn e o o f elaltlng
gotfaig
who play tha court* during tha
feathering At Ocala
LOCAL WEATHER
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r M alar XT. Ilia, al aba___ .. T o k y o r e v e a lin g e s tim n te d Iohsp* on b o 'h aides aince the
at oaaM . riariia, » a r , <k. ’'incident ’ which precipitated the “ unpleananlncM" one year
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WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1938
WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
STM N O E A S i t SEtM S—By JOHN H1X
fW further grant >I Mill dig unAsse. taduatoll a ctnrarfail
«s» r*pty.
By PHB8TON UROVER
W A S H I N r. T O N — In 1938,
drnught.
The w he el erop w e n t
t » pot, falling so law th at » » •
hnil to b« imported.
imported. It wat nel u r e 's rsndom blow at crop ennIrol, said many farm ers, half be
lieving themselves.
Bucket) -buckety all over the
wfieat belt arose opposition
to
f u r t h e r crop control and the IM
w*s o f f in 19.1 7. A reasonably
good cio p was harvested, and in
spile o f a carryover of 200,0 0 0 ,1)00 bushel, prices remained above
the "dollar w h e a t" level through
1 the fall ami early w inter of 1917-
Reg. D. A. Pul O*!
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CjAJs ivoitD TW bNTK YEAKbAUO
While tirilalns, atrmani. Its..•W* olhirs have less bread
they need, America produces
wheat than It can use. But
cWllitalian being what It
Jo no- sell It to Britain,
iiy or Italy, wa plow It unor otherwise deal my It, It'*
iC
nay old world.
i,
England U preparing for the
war by bui'ding one hundred
mir towns and cities to relieve
and other large eltlea of
inhabitant* so that in
ml of air, raid* not all tha
tn the country wilt be cun*
tad In the large cities. F.nggetting ready an that ll
blue to function even If
la wiped off the map.
/* ------ -— o----------Chairman Mrs. Alderman of the
Milk Contr-I Hoard aaya
In spile pf enough dairies
iphr all the mtlk and cream
irfcla housekeepers could
■M and then tome, 600
, af cream alone arc
ported Into tba eity af
lla from out of the
This Is business which
dairks need and deservs.
.......—— ——
ml Ralall Merchants
ha* launched a mavccurUll racing during the
five day* a
--------- ovary day,
, every , night dowel
thy visitor# much time
Miami merchants
tracks may bring
coma contend- but
(hem out of the
bants are oak*
, CopimUalon to
about !L
— T
Mr». I. 1), Martin end Mrs. F.
F. Uuttun are leaving Thursday
for Urslgiun ale., the Martin's
suinnier home. The ladies expect
tu ulake the entire trip by wat
er.
Mrs. C, ll, Tyler I* In Jackson
ville till* week. Mr- Tyler will a r
rive in Jacksonville Kridsy net Urn
Arrspaho- having been in Syra
cuse, N, Y. severs week* on busines*.
Mia* Frances Dutton Is leaving
this week for Ih* girl's summer
camp in Juneslike, N. C- Junior
Dutton la In llrnderaonvllle, N. C.
at a boys' summer camp.
Sandy Anderson went to Tam
pa Wednesday on a business and
pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raynor and
Mr, and Mrs. Will Raynor awl
Mias Suelu Squire made a pleas
ant party to Daytona on the
Fourth.
a few day* furlough with home
folk*. Ferrest la wilts tha naval
reserve forces at Key West sad
aspects to b« on* of lb* chasers
before lung.
Capt. and Mrs. P. M. Eldar end
daghter Aik* left Wrdnaaday for
Jackaonvill* where Mr*- Eldar
and Aik* will vialt for a few
week*. Capl. Elder will go to
Georgia and North Carolina to
vlait old friends end relative*.
Fever Caused IlyTicks
Prevented By Vaccihe
CHEYENNE, Wy*., July IS.—
(#*>—A new vaccine to prarent
Rocky Mountain spotted ftvac
fra * th* ckvtloplng In persona
bitten by wood ticks -undoubt
edly la a major foatar" In a re
duction ihit year tn tba number
af case# of favor In Wyoming,
W. A. Knight, Gsltes McClel
Dr. G. M. Andcrsoq, stnta health
land. *nd Herbert Squire have re officer report*.
turned from tha peach belt In . So fir tht* year *dly (0 Wjr:
Georgia, vyhere they wen em
owing ***** bora bean netiewd,
ployed for some time.
campored with U In l»(4i (7 la
Mias listen Hand left yaitar
day for Daytona Beach where she 1M« and t l In 1»«7. Tha want
of tha tkk frvar season usually
will be'the guest of Miss Fern
la
over by July although toot
Ward for several day*.
year etas war. r«ported as lata
A. H. Merrlwslh.r left yester aa August. •
day for Daytona Beach whan
Tha v**etoe was derslapad hr
aba be will remain for several
tha United lint** public fetallh
day*.
•or*tee's labraatary at HantUran,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Thigpen
Mont, sad U u**d wldtly kutha
and Mku Wilkia left yesterday
i west wham tha fetor Is nratafoe Daytona Beach .when they
will remain for several day*.
Mr. and Mrs* Drew re r have
gone t o . Iks northern market*.
They will ols* visit Maw York
where they will spend several
weeks selecting a. new line at
randy ta wear enpda and
nan for the f a l l and Winter.
PWchisrs iM M k
To Ease Conscience
should not be r u t below SS mitlion. Even wdh that, the r o u n try faces' ennthrt Harvest t h a t
may put 10 bushels of whowl In
every pot and a stork of It In
every garage.
Instead «f 200 ,000,1)00 In carry over to n e x t
year the country appears likely
bushels to
■" havc *' ' . ’
..
carry over. T hat is well ove r
half the national nerds for a
year.
S«Ynir firip h l
n rP :
| — T h v iiriMUHNnir u l 1938 .cro p
re d u d in n b y rust,
•J Murk • ropH in p;irU #f Kurn|tc.
(N'ltt
,i till Iiu 11 bushMl
A« talk devrlnped af new crop crop in I I .r» lirouffhl whoppin*
r o n t r o l m achin-ry. farm delega profile tirruUM" nf thf* war.)
lionv poured into
Washington
No wheat quotas fur 193X, they iB #n«fil»* T u Firmsri
Hitw is t h r | k ‘|»artm#nt to p«rurged, t ’ongress ami the HeparlncjiI*
clown
ment of Agrieuliur*
eonsenled. Niii!i*lp fnrtrit'iK tu
although siimr ahlo farm ers ami t h rir 1939
most specialists In tha Depart
P i n t — t u rn u T f
who comply
ment of
A g r i c u tt u n
smelled with itoji control n*(ruinHon® (t*t
I rouble.
|*J to 15 rents a bunhcl in *'bene
No restrictions were Imposed fits” on a **nnrmul
<>n plantinr* for the 1918 h a r Tlutt mirniiii arroaff** in rfeterm*
hai
vest.
As a result,
79,000,0011 fnrtf hy what the farm er
acres
were seeded
down
l" frinvii in lli# | inMt n ml what ■
wheat, enough for a “ calamity p a rtm rn t expert* think h# shou
i r ro p ' in a billion bushels, with r a h e in th** fu tu re if he in to1
...... I growing weather. In mid farm woll and rrineervo his soil.
w hiter, prices began to sag. By
Kerond—-Iri addition to ‘'b t n a the limp Congress convened last fils,” rom plyinc
tarnirr*
may
J a n u a r y some farm er* were ill export eight re n t a n hushal on
tery,
Rv F r h i u a r y , when the th'Hr “ norm al” ItGHI crop. T h a t
farm lull
passed,
wheat
had is from the siihnhly toted by
HfY&
WDRH
sealril off to 80 r e n t s a bushel. rongrv^N near the end of the
3 6 tN tR K T lO N « OP
It was already too lute to eon KCtshni,
CA Il^C H IH b W A IU W )
irol the
19.18 w inter wheat,
T h ir d — H y a system of losn a
pi >nli il I he previous fall.
All the fa rm e r will hv guaranteed
VeTHftSNtVtR /
I ungress could do was to prom- a minimum of do to KC cents a
N t t v t v r e p a ir /
t e continued benefit payments hushej on hiN 1939 c ro ji if it beI'* induce farm ers to accept some fomrx nrrrwiary f«»r the governcontrol of the 1939 erop.
ment lo i“tint* the nurplus.
Altogether th# crop control Job
Big Crop, Low Pric*
Ntnrk.4 up . tn n pm nfui operation.
Here is the situation. Normal It RfartN Ju ly 15. five days a fte r
ly the ll. S. r a t s
(ISO,000,000 the Department ienrni for nur#
bushels of wheat, exports a n o th e r just how hig tno niilion bushel
100, 000,000 and carries over in crop really la to be.
bins and elevators an additional
o u r or 200 million.
nut
this
wn son* a nd three gra ndsons _ypBr _„_ hmion ______
,lu„h r , _
erop
turn by
Egyptian*,
Penian*,
_
_
innnnnnggwwnwwngannggnf
A n h ia n s, T urks, and, recently, ,f . ,xon n e x t fouu-l use . o r 'h- , j Bh, whirh Viiupled with 200
by th* F rench Foreign Legion, shu-s, still in g t rouditlnn. All ooo.ftno cnrrie.l over from 1917
T h . c e n ta r of the g r e a t caravan eight of the "shoe r c i u t i w * ' ar«
„ t timc,
pl|t th(1 m<rjlct
t r a d , be tares II Bagdad and Da- alive today.
I down as low a* 79 re nt* a hushm sic us, Aleppo still carries on "T ER R A -PL A N IN G "
. . .
cl. although it i*higher
now
s
AND
During t h . h « . ^ r a i n , which
, | r k | U n n . o( thu c rnp
important e . p m l and Import
4 k .
(&0>t
Anbty tyria, TurkeyandFrance)
fotWtfePTZVtMfcAfiO,
(OwedbyRL.DXon,
yadkinville,H.C.)
INTERNATIONAL f o r t r e s s ..
The citadt! at Alsppo, Arabia.I
Fine YVatch
“
has long been fought over by., no
1
Repairing
tions which hav* sought to f f l "
power in the deaert peninsula.
Diamond Setting
Built on a high hill, which Mo ,
hammedan tradition says la .gup-*
Engraving
.
ported hy 8,000 massive columns, ’ trada.
PAIR n w SttOES
| flooded S o u th e rn C alifornia !•*' control
wheat f a r m e r , exthe citadel wma taken in 1400 A. PAIR OF SH OES . . .
, winter, two buys found a way to
, h„ r<
f u r th e r ■ M c L o u l i n , J e w e l e r a
D. by Tamerlane* who entered
Strange as it seems, o n . pair lurB mi»f„r t une Into fu n .
fp„ rrB| h e n e f iu would have to
I I I S. Park Av*.
5
A11(,n CoUM , n i c ly d e E aton, a g r e . t„ r u , lh, ir
through Bab-ul-Undid (The Iron of children a shoes, . l i e 5 shod
n n s i i i a s n a aaitwaaaaa a l
Gate). With 50*000 men he I tV roin'*MBC“
•** differe n t ^ Uynwood, hooked u p * n mtin-l m ost In h*Jf n n t
ymmr fm m
M -'-'.ii J .l. ' Ul. Jinvta >K>d
marrhed
up the
to wreet the1
----------------.
. . . . Hill
--------. Ikatlliea, r e prsse nling three gen- plB(|c behind
an autom obile and this y e a r ', -,u million to 48 mil-
5
J
2
old fortress from th e Syrian*. | .ra tio n a in Yadkmville,
North
, rove t h r o u „ h
the street* which, lion acres. N eith er t'ongresa n o r
lacgcnd i l i U * t h a t T » » t r f » n e Carolina*
were covered
wllh
foot-deep ihc Lk'partment w anted that job
was forced ,to sacrifice 10,0 0 0 )
. ftiiichaatd1 72 year* ago In WBlfr— u n tll the Ignition wires'
enpertalJy in the present election'
men to form a h u m a n
bridge. I M S , the ahoea were first
worn d i m p , n, dKayaks a n d pa ddle-'
year. i
A TOURIST speeding along a highway n'. 100 miles an over Ih* water-filled .m o a t »ur-| by BetGe Russell. Next,
®0', board* were a common sight oni
To remove p a rt o f the sting I
hour was stopped by a putrolmhn.
"Was I driving too rounding Aleppo so t h a t he could Dixon inherited them, (ben Dlx- , he clly i t r „ i a .
Congress provided ju s t befure u d 3
m arrh to the ciladeL wllh l h e ( oa 'a nephew . Charlie William*,!
| journm rnl
that
(nsl 7” asked the tourist apologetically.
the
acreage
| who wore tham to church a fowl T sm errew i Man af a I k a asa a d
"Heck no," replied the patrolman, "You were flying real of hla force.
Aleppo has been occupied In limes.
I lavaaliaa*.
The 8t.
Petersburg Times
nts out that nna sucker born
/ minute wasn't quite enough
ll««p tha circus business going,
—o~
'award Hughes little’ hop this
too low."
.non la. from Yakutsk, Hi
te Fairbanks, Alaska, a
tla matter of 2*bd miles. A
I far a grasshopper.
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Fort Lauderdale Grows
BIBLE YEftSE FOlt TODAY
Among outstanding Florida cities which have shown
Tgj
-------the greatest progress during the |»xl fjve years, none is
-the Lord also win In- a r*fu«s, mure spectacular than the el'y of Fort Lauderdale, located
C il d
1,11;r’
Miami, much as Sanford is situated in rel«Jrat, V * _______ ____ ___
( *""> t“ Orlando. Long overlooked os Miami and Palm
11’ 'mil got the lion’s share of promotion and development,
------! Fort Lauderdale has nt last come In'o Its own,
Dp among ihe Smoky Mminiingx,
Muring the pant five years, a report in the St. Peters
•Bound about where I ,u, iMiwn, burg Independent revenls, building permits have Jumped
Itgirjr bay due* loin o’ huntin'
'tom (60,385 to (2,086,010, nr abuu' 3,!100 percent. Postal
Whm they’ve g-tlheieil n Ihreceipts
are up to (86,201 from $37,964. Port tonnage has
eawn.
i nr reused from 71,627 to 954,728. Port Everglades rail
Hen. their Is*-’ frim’n nlr lhi-r road traffic has increased from 62 cars to 23,146 cars. And
houn’ ilawgn,
bunk deposlta are up from (1,380,608 to (6,128,116.
i Bine •lick, red-bone, ur cross
This is a splendid record and one which gives prncti■'>
breed,—
Lnlly
every other Florida city something to shoo', at. What
Thar’s a lot it* brain* amniigr*t
tort Lauderdale has done, other Florida cities can do if
the> show the same progressive spirit, the same ambition
m a t you I’srn them i Iawrm
they herd.
to glow und willingness to co-operntu. It Is an example in
community development from which everyone should lie
Alt’ they do a lot o' huntin'
able to p r o f i t .
. In the evenin'* on 'heir own,
An Wt get to know their vrtlcvs—
!■“ None Je»' like my ot» ml-bonr.
MUST M A Y worn to lx> homely, prounlc and unln'crcutI could tett hi* ’possum yellin', ing, Imt it in one of .he moot necessary things in the
An' hla heller after coon
world. Suimt’tn, with the sunlight broken by floating dual
Would ■tart mo out to (in' him which Lakes un colijr, owe their hrillnnce tn the dust-laden
In ths metier autumn imsm.
air. Clouds would be im|>ossiblc without dust for vapor
■ .in the ulr to condense on. Wn'.er-vapor which would
If- Hwar fox ht’a or'er,
yoke lole a dlffrenl »*le, gnther on our liodie* and clothing la kept from us by dust
•('d fetter ml-hotir'* bellin’ 'it Ihi' ulr, nlr that otherwise would be oversaturated and
the nl' cive lmil.
dripping. The world would be. n very damp, cold, and less
—Trank Hodman Wood*.
beautiful plnce without dust,— Better Homes and Gardens.
1-
*
losses.
awM caim oa u t m
Chinese casualties are reported as 600,000 dead and
rarath !■ Mtaan
hiH),f>00 wounded, while 'he number of Japanese who have
t, Omt a«alh ...
ilHPTi killed in action are given ns 40,000 with the number
Tina Maaika
Ma Maaik, ...
>iaa of wounded unrevealed. I f the ratio of Chinese dead to
i Twr
wounded applies to the Japanese, 'here must have been
W
H lt a a r r
a tlU a a ,
rad a
al
casualties on
« , m a l a l l c u a i d l a l l r r a ml iround 70.000 Japs wounded, making to'.al
aUm wat# f# r III* p a rg a te ml Isrth sides o f 1.410,000.
P (a a d a w it) p « r i i r s t d fa*
l i b i a d t t r lU la a ra u a .
Since ihere have apparently been about 40,000 Jap
jt iW u li
L « M i l a t' m r n p m m ,
1 anese killed as compared with 600,000 Chinese, the Japs’
T l a l l r r i ld la lb * B c l l a i i l lioast that one Japanese soldier is worth *en Chinese seems
• i a d iarllalic.
Of fir**
nr*
la lb # I* r a t a l
till**
o have been nude good on thp field of battle. However,
itr r
n fll
p tltvIp R l
\ ' I f lid aaaafrr
r* M b a a n m la C h i n a * l a d firw i oimidering 'he populations of the two countries (400,000.IKIO for China, 00,01)0,000 for Japan), the Japanese soldier
^ ld Roald la a aa**ib*r *1 Th« may need to be worth even morp Chinese than that.
Halt# rr**a wllab In *a*l«We are reminded of Will Ungers’ comment during the
p. aalltltd la III* a«# far ft*
all** mt all atm Rlapalrhm Manchurian incident, when the relative casualties were
t# H ar anf afbrmUr
, la Ihla MR#f #"4 alaa tboul the same ns they are now, " I f this thing keeps up
a#f*a pabliihfd b*f*v*.
pallltallaa af ago much longer, there won’t Ih> any Japanese left."
b*t#la at# aI**
----------- o----------■
PPflsr? ■*
*
Japanese Losses
iJTh c S a n f o r d H e r a l d
*'
v,!^x
*
.* ;f ' : J/^
f e d
f
.1'*
y
artm s Garape
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
Bodies— Rpringu— Trailoru
form of the General Welfare A d ,1 A price you o s A ffo rd
amt order, to witrClause A. All , i** * ^ which would accomplish
to pay
/iroper and necessary *ap*na**j,°
r**1u^ ** being aibiTHE SA N Fokb tORUM
of administering Ihis act shall. tl* 1y, rro**n J" ,he atchivea of
first b* paid or provided fo r j !.
»"d Mean.
Palalka, FIs. connected with the Townsenn and upon a mouthy basts when Committee of tho House of UcpJuly 9, 193A movement since it* ineeplimt and pn<Ucab!e. claua# U and aub- rest uta live*.
Editor The Sanford Herald,
As gn illustration of the benept no time n « r . In any place hat clause of Sec. 7j "Firat, In this
Sanford, Fla.
(304) a month annuity been pro- General welfare Act 11114199 re fit* that would accrue under the
S ir National
Recovery
mised tad whoever gave out a 1 ferrlng to tho |2UU per month Townsend
Will you pliaat allow spate statement of that kind bad bet-1 Brr abaolutely tho asm* aa in Hmj Plan. A dally nrwlipaper of
In your paper for the publica .tay protore a copy of th* OWA old McGroa'ry Bill, bstss* B. "All our ci'lei la being distributed hy
tion of, this article which may UR199 and brush up a bit
t meaty available in any month ur • local carrier in our sec'Ion.
ba of benefit lo those who nr*
Th* first bill embodying th* period- from or out of revenue* Formerly, nearly tvery family
lit ignorance of tho Knots of the Townsend Plan wa* introduced received under this tn such was a subscriber and lb* carrier
General Welfare Act of 1937- ta ih* 74lh Congress by Mr. Me- amuunta not exceeding (200 per could leave a papsr at nearly
1IR4I90, (a copy of which I am Groarty and was. known a* the month.’’ First. The total amount every house. At present about one
sending you under oeparate cov McGroarty bill HR7|(4 and I at available for distribution tliail UUJ
of every three or four are
er, which. In essence, Is the puce procured a .copy of this bill be divided by Ihc tutal number' •"“ •crlblng, and the paper in a
Townsend
National
Recovery which only coat me 3 cents and a of annuitants emitted lo share , * r**1ma»y Inaloneea la being
Plan).
............
bl) of elbow grease to spread tba tbarein anil 'ho result shall be the handed around for others to road
who could not see their way
prorata annuity amount.”
An article appeared In th* Ink.
June 20*h taaue , National weekly
Beelion 8, Clause of said bill
You can rsadily see that th* dear ta keep up their aubecrlpunder, th* heading, -papara in aag*. "All proper and necessary first 'payment to any annuitant tiona.
Would It not be better for all
Florida Show New Vision on expenses of administering this might not be more than (US. (20
Townsend Flan" The paper* oat shall fltil be paid or provided or as low as (13, aa Iba aet poaa- parties concerned If tb* carrier
mentioned were the Orlando far>, and upon a monthly bask *d would cum* In under present could leave * paper at every
Sentinel and The Sanford. Herald. whenever practicable." Claua* C, existing condition* with, per- bouse Instead of tbraa or four?
Orlando Club No. 2, oppressed All olkar money available in any haps, a tow tumovsr, relatively, Thk k only ona illustration.
its appreciating In a resolution month or pepioij. from or out, of consequently-, tha first monthly Then ora hundreds.
Get behind tba Townsend Nkany. undkUri- annuity would be In tha lowest
sent lo tha . publisher* el „ Utf
Sent tail
complimenting > and bqjed rqajdu* thereof as htraln- brackek and a* the lmoney began tknal Recovery Plan and BOOST.
Very trap,
dkirl- ta circulate each i ■th, bust*
thanktag editor. Mirths . Ander
’ W. H, JORDAN
u would
_____begin
__ to pick up with
•on for hla change of polley ra- bated and .paw ,prorata. to _a ll1 m__
gardJnc the Tnwn^d Flop- „ qualified oqnul'ants who an of reaultant bcrcaaa Is revenue.
a »a ii- lM H
Teeort no (b# lo*» d^y » f tbs *al-; Yon will see, also, It la not la•ndar month during which th* tended that th* ad would coat
Eshehhah’fc (Red Rose) Guaranteed
H * ' #•« > »»e rpaenUy taken tan selection* sr residue are ac- the Qovenunent on* penny to adFeed®
toward tha Townaeml National qnplatad for dlatrlhuiion, In such: mk>later and k n pay-as-you-go
p-snoee ewe » r t « . wUk . . , mke, IbyCMM* I M ss* , H * n
Savkr raid "Coma,
S B t nog, exceeding (Z00 . papi r 'plan. Our —
Recovery Plan and fbtr tha stand ■
i let ua reason together."
an frankly, and fearjqpqlg taken S *| ». M IMF property b* paid
(a ytur editorial rtgnfdlag. the frtns Iba funds accumulated dnt- DU jour foot ovtt go to sleep T
dlfftremea between t>n Towa- lag tha) period and in th* f*t- Yea. Did (he numb uRMtimr
'anner, to wlt;-.Cl*u*q Dr gradually anew up uatll tt
•and Finn and tba Social Boamount **•!)-' rrarhid your body and woo affect
^
^
E. Maddta, y n f>
dually Act, ,
-.
ikn shall bo ing your-very vttak and.bad. bam -----1 I fl
I would liko ta.niM v fat^par
r tb* total, number of
veld af tmkh or feeling? k
titular, >o the, paragraph > year
. entitled to thgrw .Yea, What wa* tba sawcp of.lt?
adItorial under ths handhip-.-An
T b . result ikon be The Ufo itraaca had ttoppad dm
Impeseemsnt". mid Mould gu t*
!l - - - Kse
Tire with « e
Ity . amount." 8* Oulatkg k that partkuUr
(kora tho Mend slauoa and cud
_ ~ j,
____
__
T
Martin’s Garage
eed * Fertilizer Store
Him'
•ratty BttL
hoc of yang body sod to all hr
kwas'dand, do*
tmpolrtsnt 3 tbirigs:
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WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1S3S
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FT,ORTDA
•*
Forward Reports' Z Z
Seminole C itrus:
Growers To Unite;
'S o cial A n d P e rso n a l Activities
O BNK M A RTIN L A N E Y , Society Editor
Social Calendar
THURSDAY
Th e T. E. U
Class o f
the
First Rapliit Church will hold a
business and social meeting at
the home of Mrs J. A. Cunningheme, 1320 Myrtle Arrnu#, at
8 :00 o'clock
MONDAY
The Dependable Claas o f the
First Methodist ( hutch will meet
• t the home o f Mis. H. K. Miller
in Lake Mm y at 7:30 o'clock
with Mrs, W. T. K ooiey and Mrs.
M. Leonard assisting as hostesses.
T e le p h o n e 148
Daughters Of Wesley,- Meet In ChurchAnnex
Personals
'— ---- —
The monthly meeting o f the
Harry Beh. spent ye.terrlay in
Laughter, of
Wesley
Sunday
Tampa on ........ „
School Class o f the hirst Mclhndisl Church wis held
Monday
Mrs. E 1„ M nnow
>* s.o.ndlna
row i*
Aprnfling
nighi at the church annex with
v_______
iA ilin *
Mrs. A
H. Sterena, Mis. Roy, 1 > month in Tt‘iinp>»*‘
Titlla, Mrs || I . Uibw.n, M rv t d ative*.
C. C. Whittington and Mrs. 0. t
. . .
I- Url.lia as hostesses.
Toibliy G r e k
the gtiral of
The busihesa meeting followed Jimmie t atr« at liavtona Reach
|he ,lcvollon>1
n few iIhv
,
l)y Mra
|? McKay, ttmi
Mrs. Thomas Honored
On 84th Anniversary !
Thnar »nviti*»l tu In* with Mrs,
Thomnh on h#»r hirthiiiiy, which
Included only member* of the
fnniily, were; Mr. and Mra. K.
T - llamil, Mr anti Mr*. Charles
W , t l am II, Mr. and
M rs. H a ro ld
Ramil. Air. ami Mr*. J- H
Wllaon and Mrs Joseph I'rovatl.
The great gninib-hihlren pres
#nl were: riiftn n llim il, Kdwin
Ram If. J r . Robby llamil. Nnrmu
Jeaa
llam il
and
Charles W.
Ram il, Jr.
C a -* 1i n u a 4
a , f , On*
I
and A "h u r S.> !«•*• „ f
Jackson-1
villr.
Stale
roads It. ittt. and f M
Wert reported to hs- in had ton*
l,',M‘n
" 1 1
He asked!
,hr ' h*'"h<-c of I on,merer in ton- ,
Huu* rfforte for D n im if «iit on
group,
n,,r‘ " « th'
h" ur wh‘*'1' HIt Ii '1 VMIf Hi \i w sfciHey.
follow**! th*
biininritA
rmvtmu
Referendum On
Market Pact Is
Set For July 22
Miss K if .i IbMipitTttti
**f
New
V ork is v i - t tiitg h e r | i a r * n l s . H r .
*mui t | i
s
n e n j a n i i i i , f o r **vel ill w r i ' b .
.New Acting Trio To
Appear In Kitz Film
VI r*. J
H
C « n l ( A i » * 4l
ri'Wm F | | « O n *
of ca'tirig lh*ir ballot at any one*
o f th* abo** named voting jiUna.
I'oiiU *!, 4 in I i l a g b t *r,
Tin* reapectiv* nnmty
**g«*nl
lb'll) l.oit. *»f F»*rn I'urk w**ri* th*
agricultural
iT»n**rviium
U'|'*»1' v**wtr«fUy iif Ml anil Mix. anil
fitmmiUr* will b* m rhaig* uf
B r Max*«*ll
llaynea as sponsor,
entertained' "O last avening
with a moonlight I
Marshall turn* in u cm.vine
party at Ran U n d o Springs.
1
l,"'*ra lt nf the husbaml 'll
Dancing atul games were an- ,hl" P«*uO»i»tD.n nf Mai g..re:
Joytc ny the members nf
the ‘ idkin Banning's story. “ Kmmy
club anil their* guest* und at a T. rritnry, dealing w'lh a sec
late hour refreshments o f punch, ond wift' wh" f 'kht*
l»u'>and cakes wece served.
llc " n*ure
her husband's home
Mr. and
Mrs.
t.cn
I,esher. t,lwn- Ml** Urucr » n<i Hi' " A "'
•Ofnrre StcCalt tnd.Mr. wul tor, ,g b « plays the. unnyinpalheMrs. C. F. Htahl chaperoned the tic first wife, present a vivid
contrast in appearance and ly|ss
group o f young people.
Other, preaent at the party ,,f h,,auty. at the same time cun
ware: ttua Marion llaynea, tlow tributlng compelling charac.brl•Trl Bentley, Misa Derieux Hayes, satlnns nf eiscting roles.
Outstanding In the supporting
Elton Moughlnn.
Misa Carolyn
Boyd, Herbert Thurston,
Miss cast are Jane: Beecher. Marjorie
Ruth StrWngr,
Harry
Robson,i Rambcaii, Juanita (Juiglvy, /,cf
Misa Doris Jarkaon, Jamea Col- H* Tllbuay, Sarah I’addm and
bart, Misa Mary E. Lesher. B illy' B*’ Hy R °*» ClarkeRobert Sinclair is responsible
Vlhlen, Mias Daria McCall, Waltar Turner, Miss Doris Newsome, fnr a wall modulated pace in hia
Hugh l-esher. Misa Betty Thur- direction- making the utmost of
monri. W alter llaynea. MUa Bar every episode, I’ roducer Edward
Chodoruv wrote a well-balancrd
bara BUM ami Jamea Tew.
entertaining aerttn play, with
Tba average weekly earnings adult dialogue which goes far In
o t Ohio saleswomen was
only winning convictionB1BJI1 In the peak year o f 1021);
tl2 .M In 1932; ami (13J0
In
IMIS.
o f the alalt* at th* time o f v.>t>ng
polling and ptovid* ballot' and it
A, D
»-|o'tilling
Dtiylorna
yiilrrtlay
HOOLAIO^
[A
I
M
M rs.
Mo*t'ii
D oru H iy
an*f
II.
I. m u b
*y
Counties
May Abandon Jails
fo r Home tim e.
I
Mrs. A. Turns,rlto and daugh
ter, Joyce, .iff Barlow
are tha
glie-1, o f Mrs. Bob I’ Mman at
the homo uf Mr. anil Mrs John but not a single man
Schirard, 101 W. I Oth Street.
1 hi*
A (Iin n vi |h i 11y w ir sfivr*ti Sun*
■ Irt) t*y Air*. It K. W lin id cr tfi
honor o f Mr nod M.
W ill tin t
ca n arid fa m ily u f Tvxtix arid
Mr. a n d Mi*, |.v» VVb.vIcr,
(j KEEN L E Y , ta „ July III,— CVi
AVom I h i Imth m vivcii tba^
— All clay long Junior Rchilling. Mrn, A uifiiwtii I ‘uvitu ftiih lu i1' bfi'ti
12 had fun jumping with neigh t i njo* ti ir
in p h i M \ l r n
I'll)
hnr children into a large bin «l and h no« in Nriv (irlcin t,
oats.
W» * «in, n B in in*If w ill exiled
Ha was mighty tiri-d when h-- to V iil d ii'l. i. H a, I i « « iiiim (* u f ij|n
went to bed at nlghi and didn't illnoHM of her hDIi'I', Mrs, Krnm.i
wake up until after hr Jumped D vn m ailk.
from a second-story window lo
T h e K p ixottli Ist'Mgtii* (fitve
(he ground 20 feet below.
sH I in in in if | Mir (y T u v * d a y e irritrig .
Ills mother, roused by the
T>%«» ro w mcmbriH. Ksrl Miller
milse, met hhn a* he reentered and 1'nol f’amidrell urn- rrreived
the house, lie was unhurt,
in the llvird.. Lions
Clul,
at
j thrir marling Tuesday norm, III
"Three Tim et Austria,''
th. ntemla-r* a rfc present at
the
political
autobiography
which meeting.
Austria's ax-ehancellor. Dr. Kurt
von Rcbuschnlgg, wrote
before
Employ, r .
s.p
obliged
In
the N agb deposed him. Is schwl
tiled (• be pibliahtd shortly In * heller lioir Workers from tlhicJemi-nic, the Mexican supreme
an English version.
__
-court ha* il.-ti.lrd, sfter a lidmr-'
er died from puem onia and doc
tor* said i)
resulted from
his
U . U ,M
S U M . working in the rain.
First In Oatn Bin,
Th%n Out Of Window
Betty Rue and (Jrraldlne H ol
land, daughters o f Mr. and Mrs.
P. (i. Holland, are
visiting
in
I’alatka as the guests o f Mr. and
Mrs, l*oi ter Angel for two weeks.
Mrs. IL C. M axwell left last
night fo r
Hattiesburg,
Mias,
whore she will be the guest o f
her brother lo r a few days bofaro going to Vernon, Tax. M
visit relatives.
The following spent yesterday
at Ormond Beach aa the guests
of Mr. ami Mrs, J. U Strickland:
Mrs. E. H, Laney, Mrs. Maurine
Wnlers, Mrs. E. I. Kay, Mrs, J.
0. laney, Mrs. R. M. Strickland
and Mr*. W. G- Fleming.
Worker* on U s federal writers'
project believe that Cap*. W ill
iam Moore, born in Ulster county,
* r t . r .h , Dlu, U n
~
! hi im , Introduced n bill In lh.
Tba chief bridge o f Venice la Ihe Virginia
legislature
for
thr
The fir*t nr-.-dcil mining elaipi
RlaBo, apannlng tha Qraad Canal, f^edual abolition o f slavery, tu' in New M nlco wa* filed on Hatch
>hs proposal was defeated.
It U 74 fL long and a A. Ugh.
26, IRH.1.
With D w e lt
For Beat Result* Um Security
Horae Feed—Dairy Feed—Fug Maah'
x Woodruffs Celery Seed
Cold 8moke Products
hueiHIdde—Fungicide— Plant Foods
■r. tie
PeetlUscr
k s tls g rte
Campbell’$Security
& Sked Store
’
.-Vll
m
Mom l . h
f. ir
<ti ta n lb
lo
KiM « •Mill
OK I AHUM A
HTY. July I t.
cminliea
are
Ihinking
aleiut
IVca I, n lo lt m if l*v w a y •il
i/Di AAhen A, J, IDdil”, (txrvn
al>an,toning their lockups.
Myrr-*' c tl r.Mrtpin.
1 minty -hvrtff. arrived to invent
Th'-re hasn't bt-cn a priauner
P a u l •1 Ufiipltvll
tnoi )iivr Iriim i d ’ i* the theft uf Ihtee idw *,
in the Jackson ami Suunmi
* Ipilt kk nil VI T. IT ,intii* inini.
j bv took *»nr look in I he pa nun*
county jails since I Olio and (tuK r u r t k \S i l l VM *.I Mil; • imI will n,,il "Sid: °Tht*reS only om* man
Custer county lockup hasii'i bail Ivml p i .1
■
lii> • 11in: *ll 1 lie Ivlh ,n 'he county with feet a* bitf »*
an inmate since 1037
A ,, Hail.*'
«»ll*t * It mu it in \ \ villif .bi
In Kiowa county there were
So ha went to the home nf a
a sjivt ial If I'OIC, M i - 1 In
IM women prisoners last yi-j
m en who w ears «U«* 1 1 'a a h m «
Fullc.tr t*f ti t U ral 0 Mill 1-
Miss Katherine Tillia will leave
tomorrow for Alexandria, Vii.
where one will bo the guest of
i
her atstet Aim, It S. Maxwell,
W e Suagvat Y o u
Try Our D c H d m —
Horer rimlfttl
*I
l
Mbn Agnea Brinkley hn« re*
turned from Pelham. («a where* j
D E N V E R , J u ly
|,T 1,1*1 t i ,
she hai* been the gurit of friend a
and rrlativea for about two weeks.' jail "business*’ in t'oloiuil.. hi,- 'i im il> b tl
taken such a d.-clim- Ihut Ihi-o
Not Eat At Laney’s
These Warm Summer Days
|
i
Brirlmrn uf KuMl* and Mr*. i\ Z. be mnl led.
D'liihnm of
lloliy vswotl, r»lif.
si1nil 1 yvsU'nluy In Sunfonl
Colorado
FRIDAY
IAN
>AGA
t *\
county or stale or who will ho
mnl
j
; • :i if- Z J l ■
* *■
- r II M ,1 1. | f
(•' •
* ,p
h*4
, i.i
M i. 1
1 \ 1b lilt k
1 . l||< | , |t •*»,k 1•H Mull
. |U|» to
I m. 1i ,uki
.trul
* It
■ *1 1 \,< i •ti
I
Mo. |d>> ■ • v i'ilm i;
1In tig h i c r, Mui it t. iv in r 11*<| > v hi **r • out of th* founty or atm* on
day from a vaiitn n a> Jatk»on* tliait date tu neni! thu name ul
the aba* rite* to (*o unity Agent
Vill* Beach,
< . rt. Daw son. C o u rt H ouse, .Son
Air**. Q, r .l„nlan, Air*. <\ II. ford. Florida, and a ballut will
P A R IS , July IS.— (4 *1— Whan
po tricolor waves at the peak o f
tha thousand foot E lffa l tower
U simply means that Madame
Henri Cession Is busy with the
sewing she has done fo r tha last
84 years.
Mate. Cession, whoso husband
oyerates tha wireless station on
th « tower, has pude it bar patri
otic duty tr saw up the
flags
tern by the wind*.
Usually the wind ‘ g e t. fiv e or
• h flags despite bar effo rts Tha
French government recently reeegaiied her position as official
E lffa l tower fla g repairer
by
Awarding bay a small annual sal
ary. *
.t e 1
Zjuhnry. Jr., who im poll o ffic a t tu prr'id** at. vac'll
Hu* Htininii'r month* al polling plac*.
Afr, Duwiuin atatfil that un,.
Bian h. ww- in Snnford
c*l*ry producer who will be mt
tin bunm***.
Herbert' n,* y vo*e
r*%*il. auch Imllot to
un,
Alortfja I'XplTl
III li 1.1Vi*
K m lr iy he marked n«t Intrr than mi«l >| i l .
to » p r m ! :i few ibi)‘» m H**mb*i- night. July 2J.
lit* utged any person knowing o i l .
ROnVilli', N ( , ('ll btiairifa*.
M
any fanner who m out uf
fiu
Atom**
Madame Recognized
Official Flag Sewer
Baa l a
*-*i"l S
retaiy llapw»ll *l*'c jhr• Hint Mi.
Ihiyle «|H*nt tuaiiy
pain^t iking j
hour's ill mi i ffin I in ecs'ure ihe
, hol. Th* film imlu«le« -rene*
,|j iMany Sanford public
l ullil*
ingH, private h"mr*. Hie *4Hi, and
•shot* ahoig the Ink*front
run
Tha wprlrvel la feund In all
part* a l Iht world except A w -
u
I l«*>d I Hot I* "k m*«*st of the
put o r - ,it'" iht Sanfor*! which
will b»* 'll own in *hi* fi ill Src*
S,'“ M“ r>
«-'•'*»»
.■nlrrtame.,
Fivd It
Wilson aml
Mr1
*.
* ,lh " I"""* ' *,,lu
' , l" M u I t hui h » AliClmn: prut toiliiv In
Mhrth Whittington and Miw Mar
il I hiyIona Iteui h on husine's.
“ ” C>*“ « P,aved a ........ 'bed
0 " ' - ' ree-ent at tne meetlira i ton I'
Mrs. C. Mowers.
Mrs. morning ,o, . ikm-. Jr left this
w {w,rF
hltrr|Mn
c
N* vv Aoik where he
iibioit Hirer n»out ha.
don. Mrs. M. 1„ W iighl,
M r s ! " ' 11
C. .Spurring. Mrs llim lle W il
1. A
Moore, Mrs I
M l"* M-*v Maorill ha-* 4 lh' to
the
.1 K . H c u n ifr, Air**. Mar**un T y rr, A'htH i* t i h f ir -h** tid I li"
irU tiv i's , fti|
•eveiiil
Mrn, 1'aul Itrilfm rn, Mr*. \V A ic i'sit of
Mr Ain II* p anil Alri, It. II. Dun kki r k H.,
A new artmg im. dial mighl
well he rr-teamc.1 f..r ulh'i v«
hicbs makrs il, ilcbm til ih>< pci
Moonlight Party Is
suns nf llc.b 11 Mnrsh.ll, Yi.gin
Given By Suh-DehH 'a Rruct- and Maty Asini win
tugcibs-r fur the first tunc in
The Cra-Pell Chapter
ant
of the! “ Woman Agam Woman' al the
Sub Deb Club with Miss Marlon Riii Thcalic Thursday and Kri
t o n ih t
C - 'T i
r
V]
" H“ t' ft,’ m *hr Stale H
l>ei»« i Hum i
rr
In** nr Mur artist the
Kcofilitrkha'i her 1 rraik wi ** ■*«»ill fti
hr m *it*n| nf rrpairw by SupfF-
tv
pi**ird :h.if th** Chamber of Com(Hell** ta k r up hr mat I n
with
thr
Ittiatl Itrpartmrnt
Mrs. \\ It Mr* tack n Irfi yi**Vlrmht- r * i«f the group
wer?
t» iilay for an
vt»il with
twill 1hnl
nidvitiK pn tures
if J
n l a t i v i n Huh*in Ky
poinU •»( mi* •H-swt m the city '
hail Iwen cunipletr *nd hail been
M r * Kh«r U . m •*f \ urli**’sViifi ,
M'll* fO K hi
I choiAII. OH M U v y
v (' u th pne'f *f Mi. anti M r'
of l hi' I .*9m f iiiiiii% ( hsio ii-r of
n u Mu Hi. i,
f ’ommcrn , for
in his 1
film nf Cfoidia nitmcnon* slvch
.Mr* jin11 Mi ■ tii1urge
Zur- hi* |il*n« in .how in New Eng
limit hast* I ' m noil from i aix
land Ihi- 'ummti
imp buRine** wa* ili'cu^fM'il iitmI
»■ motion was maitr und earn* it
In enanjfv the clan? nirvUri)? I mu
horn thr* second M onday In tile
fimt Tuesday of each month
It was announced
that
lh*,
A iigunl meeting of ihe cin»* will
hav* hi nndtppur^ Mrs IJiJinlon
In honor o f the Kith birthday
o f Mr*. Sudie Thomas. Mr and
Mrs. A. W. Haioil gave u delight
M l birthday dinner at noon toffk - at their horn,- on
Sanford
jiTcntie
The dining tnl.ltwhere
the
guests were served held a ecu
ttat
tral arraneeme.ll
nrrang-m.nt of
o f sweetheart
s w e .th e .it
r*»**3i.
PARE TH R E E
and (he man <*onft*!*H«d,
l'’iHh Mobilized In
War On MoHquitoeH
HBIRI1ANE.
Australia MY
Tie- rdy council i. mobilising *,<
ortiiv of fish to war against mo.
quit ora,
Twrnfy sperimrns sf Ihe M<dak,I fish, like a goldfUh l-ul only
on.- or two inches long, wen- ini
ported recently. They proved such
voracious drvmirrr* of moa.|,iilo
lirva e th«, Ihe council decided to
• ir'til them Into an army,
The largest pyramid contain*
non bi.s k* o f limestone earn
weighing one nad a half 'on*.
ME88XR E NO. 12
Remember Preelwtnly, Ihe wLwdnm of o^ondlng
mcnoy here, hut been shown.
Remember,
that
spi’iidlnu
>'»ur
Ikar In mind that the banafKa, a n
ronra OH * r «i Hi oura.
money here. Is Ihe only way lo help
our eity become Ihe norl of place
you wish It to be.
RcmMihor, that the mtxigr >«>“
apend. nUya right here, and actually
ttmiea bach to you.
You may— live where you pleane—
Hut aa long art you live here-------
l
REMEMBER
Your Duty - - - Buy Here
Hollywood Shops”
[ Establishment
'
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THE BXNF^EO FUKAEV, BANKURD, FI
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, IMS
A u gu stin e Cops 5 To 1 Decision O ver Local Outfit,
Each Nine Credited With H O M
10 Hits During Contest L E
Bob Pitman And George Kirkland Take
h
Hitting Honors With Three Bingles In Four Trips To Plate
'RUN
R S
R a tlin
p l i f w , (Talk
Avwfill, In d ia n a
|lr-rH**r, I tf ill
Idirnhnfdl. Ur*f«
K -. ii, IC««I **»*
T m v ii. t*#nalnr»
}|H lw lr k, *'* rtl*
f*
7
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M' i
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II** t
'
Lookouts Travel
T o St. Augustine
To P la y Tonight
G-Men Down A ’
By Score Of 3-2;
G on d oliers Win
Cook Or Atwater To
Go To Mound For
L o c a l Delegation
II reM g IlMHW
Hr J U L IA N 8TKN8TROM
Htlm'a double 'o deep leftfieM
,4 m*rlrMn
l^m u*
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H tn ll
8 porta
Editor
The Lookout* aeored their only
T im*-*" ! f . K ' t u , R*d
Howard Smith o f the St. run in the eighth inning when T^ii^r* 21 .JtrhM»tin A • h I• '
T h e S a n f f i r d l*f>ok»ut< i#ave toAugustine fliin U hid too much |Plnder
ainglrd
to
left-center | iir bw?, Y«nk**»r I*,
■jn> for a two-day
road trip
«n> 1*. N»riMft»l J PiK'nerntrr niHn Hf*.« H i . * *t I , f ii-e n
t o r tho Lookout, lait night and field. Moore tingled 'o
-k hie ii w ill tukc them lo St. A llE ’
hI. It
ho; m d hla m i tea coped a 5 t0 1 tending Pinder to second, Plnder LmuIun Ii It*.I* IQ \|w*lV
tialim* t o n i g h t f o r a r e t u r n f a m e
**i«irillli. | r*er|i|r >
dawalon over the Dill “ Row Meat" look third when lloljark forced ■Ilft.rU J ft .Haw*
with the Ancient City tr<?w End
N a l t M la
Rodgtra outfit before 500 San Moore at «rcond bane. Davit IlnrJ
lt»ri Hr.t »•». Y••I b .
tomorrow
to
Dnytonu
Beach
K
out of deep rightfield lo
aco-e 7 1 , fd e k e v . T i n k a e i
ford fane.
w h e r e they w il
mi-el the 1*Imlian* *1
Av^rlll, l»i>l>ia n d rra on CUy I s lu n ii Park at
.Smith v a t nicked for in hit* Pinder. Pi'man doubled lending Ngliitiinl I o a n n a *it f.
"
fc*; *I•■
daring the fray but he kept theui lloijack to third but SH>h filed . bln H f m l r k , llAifn
n 1 5 o 'clo ck.
It nl #
SI .
M fiiw lH *.
> •
out
to
left
field
to
end
the
Inning.
wdU featured and pitched him
hlunagcr Bill *11Haw
M eat”
S*. Itfimbn rill, lt«do I*
In the ninth, the Saint* put
■elf oat of numeroua tight ipot*.
RodjfwT*
n n n o u n re ij
lawt
n ight
Smith finned on* of the Look- the game on ice when Smith aln
th a t e ith e r C h m lie A tw a te r nr
and went In
adU and walked three while Joe gled to left field
C o o k will d o t h e h u r i i n g
Pfaider, on th* hill for the Look aecond on a patted ball. Schweilu n ig h t w h itr
th**
h u rler
not
e d allowed 10 hita, fanned tie gerath wa* hit by a pitched ball
w o r k i n g t o n i g h t will p i t c h t o m o r
Of th* Saint* and walked a to and Kirkland arcurtd an infield
row*,
f i .o n i ija r r m : i.K tiel t;
hit filling the bate*. Judy ground f InI iiteaIfIlia
tal * f four.
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T h e Imp tip* fo r S t. A u * u it ln «
* n l iiir i|
I'
a
Hitting honor* for the evening ed to Pitman who threw to ge LtJ^llreun
ore S ch w fig f-ra th in rig h t. K ir k
Itfut
li
I
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War* divided between Georg* Smith. U'ero f.ied out to derp cln UiitinilM
11 n ■ hind nn th ird . In d y on second.
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Jit A n g l i a (I letII
II
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Kirkland, third he-* in*n for the ter field and Hchwrigera'h tagged
O ti-rn on fir**!, \lohl**y ra tch in g ,
(tempted
I
I’.i.ik
*
Balnta and Dob Pitman, h»l ror- up and ai-nrrd. Judy
Ih iH in in
ren ter.
|{#*ten*ki on
I r-1 .e 0.1
i
to e'eal aecond
and
Cuntieria' h ee l.. ..I
311
nar man for 'he Looknu'*.
hort, I i n in in Ir f t n nd Ilrr w e r
II re e l t * l.eel
Vlnhl
KirkI a ill h u ll.
Pitman lead In the to'ul num Lhrtiw e a t low uilcrwmg
Hi A HKtiMl in*Ht,itl ki I I
For the l^iokfiuta. Moor* will
L td riiu r n t , (JrlMrt*l>* l
bar of baeea with four a> lie sin- Saful to tally when the l.all bound
ed
in'o
ctnterfteld,
ljli|||»tlV|ll* X, I ' l l d l k . t
'
I I •* in rcuier, lloliack
in l«ft.
t w twice and dnuhVH in four
| tv*I .edf|l. I »*»>1 ‘' Ii a II- Ml I*. I
o ff It UI appearanev* a> the plai- *T. a l « t l *Tl**J
I Duvia n fir^t. I’ ilimin on third,
l.g m d a
I iieet^ IkI
ah r a «
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t
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U g l v r d ■ I Mle U a H * 0 » r .
t#r. Kirkland* three hi!* in the n, h’atti t t
i dh on M-rond, Msiyn Langston
),ee*ltlir| lit I *1 Ll f|i|«r
K land l b
*
1 * *
four trip* wtra one ba<er*.
I in rij*liI. f litfi ('onlrerua or John
d.ol,
Ih
l
u
J I
Faiiitlkii ml I Inliiwp * HI**
H w I.mim I a l 1*u i l u lit* II** j i I
n y Ad/, rnlrhmtt, Ih< Itaniu-t oil
I I I .
Tba ecorlng alerted af'er *<rh 1.1ep.» II.
lu b l'r
I.
1 «
I
* Iit«rt and Look or A twin ter pitch*
had played
»cor*l*»« for tlla
lk tl e l
I
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1
A A T IO V k l. I . E I I i l E
’ mg.
five Inning*. Th * Salute piaihrd l l e t ' e k l * •
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a*rot* three marker* In the Un
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riniiim w li
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■lath. Kirkland ainglrd
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btlt
Contrtraa threw tr>
Total*
jlunluft
J!
(1 rook ly n
11
nab Kirklend on a epee
Ml leouiw
-t'*
play a* flrat ta*e. Judy t i v r n i i i )
Flillftilr||ihl «
-I
n m i . i m
i. o i e s
Miner ■ **f
'"rredlted with an Infield lilt liuljite k ir
Mit m f ur«|i h i hi. I h u d II h #.
l«r ■«!(* Ir.lwrdm)
I •• I .eg ii •! lal h < \ I miki lknt<h,
llrm fk ly n I 1. N* * Y o ib
and bo look aeculld when tltero |»av»fl He
I * * •«•i r ii u i >1
A I M II . I III*.
I'tltlllMH
3te
F ll In bur »: I» I* . * ‘l» i* mk **
worked Plnder for a bs*e on bal'< Ml ll Ir SI*
1‘ il elk.i
|l 'i . i i l i r x i illit*lin*IninaII
Hi Itdiini*
(adkieir■
Turin
»
T I I I IM II% Y
\ I I . H T . J l |*Y
Otf a wild pitch, Judy and lite r t Atli rf
ItreM11||) ||| Ml
IrfMlIw
AtiMlitrel nt l»rt»#MHH l l f i f b .
advenee<l their next Lave. Mnldey i'lltil" I MM 1+
I »» 1.41 n*| .ii 4 u I »in Ii*
I feSi I Ih rld^11«1«I d« til I ' M * i k
IlfHJTWa *■*
grounded to SlUh wh0 threw lit 1’Hitler t*
1’.I*1 I 1|* I il l I.enPMlmr g
N*w Yill k M| ri r ii tniimii
Krun k ly n nt I'll t i b u i k i»
Mt
A ll|| ti* I I l(r til t ;||.I I« *1 till*.
Contraraa at the plat* ami caught 11•«•!wa*l, *
[ i:
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> H »IIT . Jl LV
IS
4R E N IIA N
THE STANDIiNCS
Down Senators 9 To 4;
Ken Willis* Single
Wins For Leaders
Otero moved to third and he
OloTiii on lla'an'a double to riic!»•
field. Mobley moved t» third
Uld
ha and Dalan aeored on
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T u l a l«
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g A T I T O M Walek r * * a l* * 4 h r
■M w k* n n llf k i t e * k*w.
M n Jeweler Magaalla Ate.
U o te M W U N K .
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V. O. M a i Id, Baaferd.
MISCELLANEOUS
» O K T O V K kaaltk'a
aak*
d ita k
■ Id le Ip r la e W a n e — rh ea# l i t .
Do trill I a t Huai (in.
rio y w la m l
tit
W IND SO RS ON T R IP
\VM*hlnw t mi.
C A N N E S,
Franco.— M ’I— The
Duke »nd Durhesa o f Windsor
H um us J. Ju tly I, l|p|PN»kl. T « t «
enlii-d
yesterday
on a
yacht
liAM hit*.
Ila 1 h n, ( I H m .
I'll 1 m a n .
cruise o f Italian and Dalmatian
Klfilan lm •#, Juify. Hm-r 1 1 1.-*-,
water that will keep them nwny
dnf. let f f l|iii Ufi***s, HL A um i M |i fi i
•„ Nan f ure*' I Q Ha mm .,n im iu , .if f from France thruout tho state
Nmltli 3. r i m i r r I. Mlrtirk u n i •« y
Nmlih I, rin niiT fi MU In |»ll*h*-^ visit o f King George and Queen
hjr P lm l# r
<Ki’h wp|g**r.»i h ) \V'M F.liiabrth in Pari* July 19-22.
la nd J. Mo LI ay 3 . I ' n h i f m e
l«m «, 1:11.
Over on*.third o f wmge-earning
women are alio homemaker*.
D o in g d Oar'* flee* Bad deck
*alafl |ua ne e***l lee p*
RE ID SVlLl.E , July 12. (rT > Iteeea. *ar kaata aad (a* aar
white convict* encaped
'ir*
*1*14
a
paler
meat
elaad
C ed wear, eraaie,-neper* Meed- theFive
Tattnall State priion farm
R. N. NIPPER
SIGNS
yesterday, wrecked three automo
bile* in a deiperat* flight
and
wire recaptured after a gunIII
fight which brought grove wound*
to a aalteman they hid kidnaped.
‘ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF ALL KINDS
Pataaetre
A vs,
PkaM
TOUT G A L E N T O wa* in a vary, vary happy awd amroaikeJ
him ihet Ih* Nalioaal Basing A iiaclatlee ha* ralaal him a* the
Three double play* by th* GMen quelled Ihr alened Palatka
ralllea In th# fourth, fifth and
No I th*IUng*r af Champion Jo* L*«l>. Jn*t
thara'I] • • mil- ninth framei,
oer ee* eet—J • I
taking hit •■g*rn*i> la knock th* haavywaighl <raw* from Jan’ * ‘ (laineaviii*
Palatka
on* nil aao^l • I
head. T o n y plaotartd hi* bar with a *lgn raiding “ Bring On Thai
W illi* and l.ivingilnn; Corley j
and Km*non.
B u m , L o * li."
LEESBURG, July 13— Lee*,
burg .cored a 9-4 victory over
Orlando la.t night. Jug lA n e , al
though forced tu obtain help from
Hardee, wa* credited with anoth
er pitching triumph.
Flrat Bateman Frye of Orlan-
Muni
k a l
11 M M at ( M l **U
m
r .u »,
A t*.
Build Your Own Home
With The Rent
Building Materiab
Coaeall Ut A beat
J
th* F. H. A. Uaa Fla* *
Hill Lumber
& Supply Yard
TaUphoao »3
Kegletered Orwggiala— la
J 0NES&^TEPHENS^
Luncheonette
7 S H *S S °'Z~
Wa ran gjutlgt you to
Build, Buy, or Refinance Your Home
la Sarnia*!• Caaaly
La*** la ha approved by FUA
C. M . B O Y D & C O
T H E Y K I H E R S , If ih* haa U flgM malhev gal far them.
Thoae are the eenUment* of Nipper, female fox terrier belonging
te Mr*, htrite Abrams of Philadelphia. Nipper slate Utreo kllteno
from a neighboring litter and Beretly thaeoe away th* meIher cat
and even member* of th* Abram* family. Bancor* with milk fee _______ hIU*n« ere noshed toward Nipper wtth long poke.
NOTICE T O LOGGERSr
Ilim *ky.Kor»ikov coni|K<*rd hi*
Japan gavo notice o f withdraw
first eymptnuiy while making a al from the league o f Nsllona
lour of the mir'd ns n mid<hip- March 27, 193.1, and ceased lo be •
m*n in the Russian navy.
member on March 20, 1935.
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ery FOR LOGS deUvered to our|
mill.
■ ■ ■ ■ g ild
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30“ tad op O ISIJWpar M‘
Leagfb* U* to *V (or i r
and 14* Uagth*. 11.00 par
M’ Iat* the a abava.
All lags to ba sealed with Day la Rala, ***** are owat r— "
• * ( af lag, In*(da af bark.
UNITED
LUMBER CO.
8th 8L A French Ave.
Sanford
| Liquors - Wines - Whiskies - Gins
312%«nrord Are.
GREETINGS
V
« 11-00 parM*
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W* Carry A ComyUta Liao Of
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C&C LIQUOR STORE
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b ' IM M n, Cttarr l i t .
B Y HAM FI
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vl LAH*’
M M llA H .) r F f f f 1
S O Y O U A I N 'T G O I N
T O S T A N O FER M E
M I N * H E A D O ' T H IS
»
1
Ringa and olher Jewelry war*
uetcj at a medium o f exchange be
fore th* Invention of coinage.
h.t.ouB m o o d behind hla bar in Oranga, N , J - , when M V I
W
CONVICTS IIF.CAPTI RED
IM #*I * »• — *
*
>11 t o t «*m — * I I
Score by innljsgi:
K d ffla , Motainger end Schivo;
lAnv- Hardee and Onla.
TW O -T O N
l. !»**-
p ltr h , |'l n d # r . I' mmi ’iI Lull*-. I ’t*nt r t r a a . W in n i n g
pltrhcr.
HmHit.
letmlna |iltrliwr. i' lm lnr. 1'iniilp***,
LaGminlx a n d Nhcidianl- T i m * itf
O rlande
_.4 .
L * » . b u r g ...
maay
Wage* in cotton mill* In tba
early part of the I9th centary
were under $4 a week fo r women,
P A L A T K A , July 13— Ken Wil- and ueually over IS a weak for
lia won hi* own gam* at the men.
A ik lea Bowl
here lest
night
when he doubled in th* ninth In
ning to ncor* Jack
Devincenti
from etcond h e*, with the run
which gave Caineevill* a 3-2 derialon over the Atalraa.
Bascdmll Program
Judy. •
do hit four tlmri In ki
tripe to the plat*.
m
M
TAKE
THAT/
WITH OOO
�i l L
- i
S - w A L ',
l£ o &A»..■ A
ftom tn olo C o u n ty P r o d u r M
M o te F r u l l A n d V e g r U b le w T h a n A n y
.Sim ilar A r e a
In A m e r ic a
AN INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPER
V O L U M E X X IX
SANFORD.
F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y .
JU LY
II.
19.1*
E a la h lU h e d In 1908
N U M B E R 275
i
.i .j
una
HUGHES CIRCLES GLOBE I N 91 HOURS. Iti MINUTES
Fliers Cut Four
Full Days From
Wiley Post’s Time
. W S f t J - E j i ' f Commission
. Hosts To Athletes; Stfcks Donation Of
j
, ^
^
p ark
N l r i o E t i v e List Of Kinds “Needed
XN8Z1 U D je C U V C
jio r
Many Points <>r Interi
cst Arc Visited By I
L o c a l Instructor '|’hri H iv r s
B cau tu icatio n
KebclAdvancOThreatProject J h % i v e n
ens To Trap Thou- i City Clerk Frank S. Lamton
sands
Of- Loyalists i li»*«**»
• i1
*1 of v i n f l
~
a di ra n l i n t i
ih n ih a an d
tin ,..ii
j
Tho * Howard Hughrs' globe circling party landed then
nett Field In New York just 91 hours and irt ininules after
four daya from the record o f the tale W iley Post wlv. made
Peach Crop In
.M.iH.md
Fngfan.t inti
Mr
tm.I iii Ail** iHo-
WITH lilKiHKS
Georgia Large,
Hutcbiion Says
Improved Conditions
Seen By Prominent
Shipper Of Celery
i, C.Thompson t y J.t r y
l i r
C a n d id a te
U n iv e r s ity
F o r
D e g r e e
AaaU C. Thompvoa o f Ovitdo
U *n applicant for the d tg r««
e*U y had •tailed the Japan*** of- o f Bachelor o f A rt* In F.duca(Cm iim m m M ih « * T v a i
n on , , ih , *nd o f tha flrot »e»1 1
alon o f »ummer ichool
at
lh*
U/a 4 . _
D ln w i IT
U n ivo n itj o f Florida on July 23,
Iin iC r
I ia H l
U e r e
■ceonllng to word received
by
Herald today.
Lions Arrange To
Provide “ Talking
Books” For Blind
A m e r ic a n
M ak es
s ib le
Hutchison,
prominent
lU uu nil
• fU r spend in f ‘ tevelnl weeks in
C t o r f b hind Iin if
pnch
ship
ment!.
Commentinf
on
(jeorfiM s
chief fruit crop fur (hie sts«ii;i,
Mr.
Hutchieon
dectired
lhi<( .
there W if a bumper crop
»f
Patches this year and that ul 1
Ihouirh grow er! receivetl no h U h 1
prices for their commodity they
were sble to move ■ large vol
ume without disastrous
effects
F o u n d a tio n
P r o je c t
F ree
O f
P os
C ost
C.
la»t night the Lions Cltt* deetd
ed to sponsor s cmiipaigo when*
hv 1»Iimi persons will be* «hli* to
^cctirc free nf churgi* thmugh
the Hub **a talking lK>ok° ma
chine niul reri»r*h to use hi It.
Secietnry John (iullowuy np oit
ed today.
.Mr (iiilloway etplmneil
that
the Huh coil til secure tin* "talk
ing
machines, which are
much like
vtHrnlns,
free
of
charge from the Atlanta office
of the American Kmindatimi for
the HI ifid. The records can iilso
he secured free «»f chmge, lie
n«|i(ed,
P o in fln g out
that a n y
blind
person who w ants to secu re the
Ninety-four men and women
are applicant* for degrae* to be
given at the end o f Ule
l in t
lummer
eeeelon.
Application
3 uuatoii If (Clam, a*iUt«nt luu elao been medo fo r 35 nor
wirJiieor o f tho Bureau of En- mal diploma*.
One la a candidate for the Doc
■hiM riB f of tho S u ta Board Jf
■ * W ur nf mo- tor uf Phlloeuphy degree. He U
througb- Lovell David Hlncr of Brooking*,
*hp
San- South Datkota.
f«wd water pleat tbla ornleg end
Three candidate* ere applicant*
It to etcellent eon- for two degree*: Ocorgo HmelhtUHea.
tf
eri, Mlatal. Bachelor of Arta and
,L
--------------Mr.
MeClano doctored that the Bachelor of
Lawi; Samuel J.
Irojnl ** we> the cue during
mtaford plant I* ai
a* any
llorida'a celery eeaion. he *aid.
p u t to Hm etete
muakiHe reported the crop (hi* y e a r
FBUtPiOf thU tloa.
we> eppioslmately **«» weekv
ho tald.
S 'ma*l»r « f tu t, ____
- ___ . .... _____ earlier
liven o*u*l end that th-*
■oafard'e plant to hotter than a Bachelor of Arte end Bachelor
f r « A many tmall town* be- of La wo.
< 1
i • quality during <he early poriinti
of Ihe «e*»on wo* good. Howevrr,
J * * * *ka water la chtortoated _
.----- — ------ 4 ^
the later Clberta crop »uffeinl
•nmtaoth*jw itu . (Local Townsend Club
from the effect of heavy r*ln*.
•TUmp’a of water ST dent from j
Given Merit Award be tald. end ihe quality we* miniwhat lower than far th* flint >(
•iKl( water plaat to the etete lo **
-------•to State Board 6 f' Heeltb
Announcement waa nude to- the »«aeon.
During the early pirt of the
* W e It to tede^ I f the water day that tha Sanford Townsend
araion, Mr. HaUklwn woe lo
cated at Montetama. Go. awl
later moved to Mtncbeiter. Gj.
after tha eeeeon on early peach
Mr. Ilutchbon. who was chair
man of tha Control Committee,
during the pash taaeon he* re
turned to make preparation* .for
the coming veeloep eoaeep.
Bear To .Be Added To
Zoo, MoUghton Says
WASHINGTON
Little Damage Done
When Autoe Collide
A s
v w a lo in a l
The tea will a m have ■ new
bear, according to . Superintend
ent of Pert* Jams* L Moughtoa.
Re said be age eat* to receive
MSbten ho* par|f |kto*b at the
the African teapaig of Mandrill
to
t,mn»
fhr
W A S H IN G T O N . July 11. - /P>
OTOE. N eb. July 1«-— M l
A ll during lb*
long
drought
y r * r i the village o f Otoe gut
■lung. Now. with the heavl*«t
rainfall
in y*ar*,
the
town
well i.i drying up, lawne are
with* ring, automobiles go
un
wished and water hai betn re
stricted to human need*.
Mayor R. R. Irland
doesn't
know the answer. But. ha my*,
units* * test wall being dug pro
duct* ■ g-ml supply, Otoe fact*
■ dangerau* water shortage.
B B A R IN G FO R COUNSEL
WASHINGTON, July U - id ’f—
i;b* paid for eat et Tha, labor Beard will gh* i lyda
0*4 return* from A.*, Armstrong. Welrton
Suel
U Mr. Moughtoa ® M P »»y general .caun<el, e pato
lie. bearing next T U t n d iy aw
h boned examiner'* chergr* that
MA behavior was "defiant, cawte te tm w and cantumaclau*’’ Hip
PANAMA CITY, July iA -W b
—The Noithwest District of the
Florida Medical Asaoctotton will
bsM Ua second annual conven
tion her* todiy. Dr. W. Henry
Spier* of Orlando, president ef
the State a*1 ortattoo, will bs ■
speaker. Phyiklaaa to tha arts
between Jefftnon end Karambta
IlF .N N K T r F I E L D
II
(A IM — H ow .
T o
Hr i t i hh E fforts
To Halt Conflict
Again Stalemated
„f thVV„ r|,| ,„r
Hireling
Tueviley n i'h l »,H. h r,„
» i h and nil member* whu run,
will uHend the ipiurlerlv Iliertmg
o f D illrirt T e n t„ |„. h, |,| |„ |.,-r
*nn. C„ 1 . Knl’ iliv nnniiunerd In.
day.
The derjnlmi in ,11-j >■n-r with
•he legnter meeting we* rrnrhed
■ I the meeting ,,f the* i-Hi.ip Tin-,
day night. Mr. K.illin-, ....I |»,.r
Itlg the hu*ine*n HMrinn, prr.id.-d
over by Cnnoil rnmmatlder Jenir*
0 . Sharon, e irpigt H I .
given
on the meeting » f the
Mnri.U
Fraternal Congrev* held rrrent
ly In Orlrndo end Ihe kV,,''iljn,'ii'.
OM
Faahkined
Square Dance*
held weekly in the U k r Mary
Community Houne,
Mr. Collin* invited the pullic
id ollend the next o f Ihe bene
fit dance* to he held in luikr
lle r y FrUley night. The W. 0. W.
■•ring bend
will
furni-h
the
M tllt
a i ine »nnie time Ihe govern —
tnenl » skid f 11l.rdtfl.ntNl
more
f" r it. *ir revrinement program,
and f*.ught nff a Hniiee nf Comninn* atlai'h mi it* alleged fa il
ure tu enraur.igi- hum* *gricu'turn prndiirtiun a* a aafety meaiurr in ovrnt nf Ihr aerial block
ade in urartlmr.
lH-rliring Ilritain waa “ not pre
pared In erquii-iiri- In repetition
of attack* of a rertaln character*
nn her ihlppinv, I'lime Minister
rhenibeilaln informed Commona
Ihe government had rejected the
euggtatlon of Inturgrnt (ieoerml
Franco that Alnieri* be ovaje an
“ Immune" pmt for llrlliih iblpe
vUUing goveimmnt Spain.
lie al*o innuun.nl that Sir
Robert Hodgun. DriHeh repre■«nUt|ve In Imurgtnl Spain. ,
would remeln In I ondon for "Ute
present,*' and th»t lltl'eln’e
LOCAL WEA'
Yereeoeti Portly eloulc
■n-l Friday, matte'* f l
limb* following them' himself.
I'
l»il>
A t
...............
. . h" N
’! iw llmnpshin' rt’iMnl i. f t in ’ h i l l . Wiley P o n t .
M.Miniums Ilf
m ill hillin' u g iii.i w ithout im *h»|i 11UK•*I H "-t.-t Hikf’ i l t ’tl o v e r t h e
l i i a ilililK in li> vtm ling friend* liir |N i|’ t it ' 1 : 1-1 P . M . ( K S T l
■ ml i. h iin n . Mi J.ihiiaun
i- nnil liiinli'il t\vn in in iite s la te r .
putted In- li.nl
visited
many
U u ^ lic i' 111llivtlfi' f o r
th o
III.m il I.f m iriest Oil
Ms trip i n ,, „ „ „ i | a ! l mile*
*g*tn *t
W h ile in Washington, lie called j Hf,.n; f ,,, !•„,(
Hughes' total
u:. ir.einl* ni the Federal Depart-,
inn,< »n< 111 linura,
10
nielli nf
Viii'iitinniil
Education mjm,i...... . 11,■ . ilnys, 10 hour*
anil aim visited the
« Imlrsale uri,|
which cut fnur
vrgcu hle
market in
lliat c l l y ,|ay» .iff tin- recnnl uf tho lata
mill in Sew l i n k . City
| W iley r - -t win
mini* it in 1
Al the I ’ niveisit) o f
Mary-, J «y ,, |■ h.M.is, |>J minutes In
la nil, Mr
Johnson reported that ni^;|
(he r c c v n c a liu n a l tra in in g **■[
H u g li. - le ft M in n eap o lis, whsra
lil l il l a n s ilie h ig h ly .... •’f a U S-m inute slo p w as mado h f
V isit
f i mu I he wui K o f I lie hoys
fu e lin g , »' b 11 ( C S T | ( 11:11
<n
the
C iv ilia n
C n n a ri vu llo n ,K S T > . T h e M in n ea p o lis
If s ll
< ••r |os. who n ie iip p r iis iiiiiili'ly the Mns n n r v in e i n I
•time iig r a . the m em ber* uf Im i
Km 1“ m in ts a n il nne m in u te
s i's n t iu iiu I IIHI II Iliu m '
i 'I.i - s.'.. a l ter li nk in g K a n h a n k s, A la s k a
Mi Jn h liM ili tin Im n l that In
i r ill s ta
l E S T i lust n ig h t tho b it
'• 'v e il m ain good p oin tei* in
in sh ip , ils
la ilin sile n t fo r ni* and
c a lto iia l trm nn ig, which
w ill h r a lu ilf h a m s, h a il r I Ml reil a c ru a i
in a u g u ra te d al Ih r
Ini al
high K iiiu n lu , u p p a r r iilly
destined lo
■ rhonl nest y e a i.
Th e w m k o l c lip fill) fo u r day* o ff
Punt's
the K I V >u n til in m im r iiia s vu I ccn ril.
sis t nm.i I fir his was %n y gniiil. ti"
Hughes m il fnur ruinpanluna
reported.
| l,-ft Mew V o lt a I tl.20 1*. M.
Al llrltsk ills*. Mil
Mi .liiliii j |KS1 i
Sunday The Mmne*pson S .ails'll Uni I , m ini Slates lie nils airpoil was ih r fust A m c r seuich burin isiteie he sanl se \
ua.. miil tin* fliers had Inucheil,
ria l Ihnllsalld aeles
Hie (lelntn l Alaska
eai epli'd, slllcts
Isa king
In esperunenls fni
(lie
hetter* here last Sunday. Their elapsed
ineiil uf aKHniitme aver the uit |flying I lino at lime o f the lieml*am
|his [min, lir suid. is the ing at MuineapnlM was Oil hour*!
nation s center for espeiinii'til.s 1 10 inmules.
In fin nil i y and uriiinal hushandry | Throngs Jnm inetl t^rtyd BenI oiiitnig out that while Iheroi nett Field In welcnme the fliers,
* .'* * 1....... .
signs
a m offleiule said they believed It th*
crenioii in IVasliiiiglan, Mi Julm biggest rrnwii e ve r In gather i t
•or rrelareil that in ||,e indin 'h ” field
t n a i c c n le ig pi |h e New K n g l.m .i,
•he in il l l i n iiiiln n u iie
efieeds ta le s hUM Ilesi was
sfa le u ia lr.'l
tle o lla o e o mm Vmmm T k re a l
„T j
— Secretary Wellers annum, od
today the government will nntlw
loans on I93H grown wheat at
rates averaging between 59 and
SO cents bushel to producer* who
went to bold their grain for bettee price*.
Tha loan v u mad* mandatory
under provision* of new farm tow
an tha bask of official furrcoot
of huge wheat crop far in «**•«*
° f normal year's domestic con
sumption and export ne*d* of
•boat 780,000.000 bushel*.
V
T iiin d s
I t e n n d l F ie ld
j id'll lilitrlH N
cniu p li’ie d
h i*
tliat h«*, n i m l I In 1 w o r ld f l ig h t t o d a y
imi.
tn ii( |n(1|J, f nU1- t‘u|| d a y s fro m #ho
W o o d m e n O fW o r id
A permit he* been
H .n \n
N
Attend District Meet
Government To Make Town Faces Drought
Loans On Wheat Crop Amidst Heavy Rains
S h ip
F lo y d
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SANPDHU BESAI0, BAfJfUHD, FCDHDI
MONDAY, JULY 1 M «8
Bests Bunch As Lookouts Down Gondoliers, 3»1
Johnny Adz Makes
>th Hurler* Allow Four
H its In S ix Inning Tilt Utah inUbnavtnna
ib y
«
Johnny Adr, local calchrr, right
f l.ldrr and aetond buaemun,
midp * play in thr Sanford
Daytona Baarh game Saturday
night that wia ratnl by offii-ial.
and •porta writer* a* one of f h*mmt ipi-rtacular plays ever rrrii
on lh» rlty Island Park.
It was in tho righth innitur
with onr nut and Vince Day on
third banr Johnny I’arr. I<
catcher. attempted tn mpu-i/c
Day arrtxa. However, tho hull
want Into foul territory. Adtook a h.adlnng diva for the hall
and It frll In hia mitt. Day had
alraaknl for horn* and Ad< nft.r
tumbling o»rr jumped to lifeet and nabbed Day off thud
with a throw to Bob pitman.
Sttth’s Double And
Single Play
Im portant P a rt In Victory Seen
By N early 800 Baseball Fans
I f JULIAN STENSTROM
Maady M0 Sanford and Law burg
1« * t Jantmad tha Municipal A'hFMd yeeterday afternoon ami
P *td i Hudton, lookout right.
M W
Jake Bunch of tho
Mlbn la an abbreviated *ii
V mound duel which net<rd
Lookout* « three to one vie-
aa Pitman adranccd to third. Stlth
eame through with hla aecond hit
of the day, a tingle to left acorIng Pitman. Rain wa* beginning to
alkrd Ilud-on.
fa I and Bunch
Umpire* Proaly Pe(era and Phony
Smith called the game,
L k k ia ta u
Ilr o .t
a* > a .
rf
l
Arnold , f
Iti.k lb
i
l
t
1 * * 1
I
a I I
m
m
.Radatn limited the Gondolier*
irnjn r
<4 h e r mattered hit* while the Clemens If
U ltoell loo, collected only four M.-Onwan lt>
|l»
Humh p
iN t h bald (ha Lookout* at bay
tho flrat four Inning* and
>jt Wne not until Bobby SIHh don- ***ron ti
Mod I* tbo left field wall In the N'rtirf «*f
fifth Inning that tha local, were liuljitr h
iJRflR ID
M i t« hit the underhanded hurl- P H ma n l b
S
I
1
10
jSZ.
• • 1
n « I
f I I
0 1
f O f l
1 1 1 #
THE STANDINGS
Hi Ilit Sl»
v
■dean fanned ala of the Gondo- AHudson
d i rf
wRh hla faet and alow break- f
e
n m ball* and walked two [Hrimui oa
£ M f (i 1“ M' Bunch walked three men
T f .t a l *
n «II*-J In
, . vblla ha funned une for his days*
I.emljura
Sanford alarted the acoring In
k# fifth when Rtllh doubled 10
loft field and aeored on Ada* alnfta through the boa. Ad* took
tad on the throw In but Contrara*
md Da Ramui filed out to left
M d to and the Inning.
,i Tba Oondollera knotted <he (core
S .tbalr half of lha *la>h when
ftpah llngled t0 right field and
Isetf, aeeond when Centrum* tn!»MW# . Greet1* bunt allowing both
ryutnera to be *afe. Arnold at^ed to eacrlflce both runner*
iljia bit to Hudaon who threw
Ifjwuan at third to fena Bunch
f atngled after IRIek had
a4 to Mora Groat with the ty-
tlh .
tw o
11
i»ut,
Mayo Langston Johnny Wilson Joins Locals
And Bob Pitman
Yeats
Lcdd
L o o k o u t s Former Celery Fed To Hurl Tomorrow
When The Lookouts Play Hosts T o
L o c a l Club H ittin g
V isiting SL Augustine Saints
A t R a t e Of .251;
to ha nut for arrr 40 day* and
F i e 1d i n g A t .936
hla rtcord that laaaon ran II
win* and four loaaaa. In 193-r>,
IVilium did not rfport to Buffalo
and thry told him to Birming
ham wherw he hurlad four win*
and two loaaea- Howarar, lha
Birmingham dug waa unabla to
pay th« price agrartl upon and
Buffalo r.rallad him. lia a n
than irnt to Port Worth in tho
Waatarn Aaroeiallon whara ba
won thrra gama* whila lining
una bafora Buffalo rarallad him.
Wilion remained with Buffalo
In lino and won 14 gama*
against *1* matbacka but In 1917
Ulna** again cauaed him to lay
off for two month*. Itowrvar,
ha rama through with right win*
and trrrn loaaea.
Thi* *a*«on Wilson joined tho
Toronto Mapla I.*»va* of tha |
Intarnational Laagua and atartad j
one ganta to baat hi* former,
mate.- Buffalo. He pitched .even
inning* agalnal Koch.ater and
fanned nin* man and also hurlan |
11! inning* of a 14 inning game ^
for Toronto agalnit Jtraay City, i
but hut tha game 4 to I.
Johnny waa contacted by C.
K, Bradahaw. pretty of the local
dub and waa aigned to a Look
out contract. Wilion la alatad to
hurl tomorrow whan many of
hia old frienda In thta city are
riprrtnl to be on hand to wal
come him back home.
According to Florida
State
I.ruguc ploying averages reltaied
yT-Tentay for game* played thii
through
lust
Thursday
night Mime of Stanford'* batsmen
have entered the ranks o f
heavy hitters.
tha
Mayo Langston, Lookout right*
f if Intor, {'fi-Hscil |hi* .non mark
•hiring the past w«***k with 12 singli'E in 24 times in flip plate to
jump to an average of .31(1. How
ever. ho Is being toad by
Huh
Pitman who h hitting at a .32H
r 11p,
Hanforrl's only high ranking
pdrher is Dig ( ‘hef Cook who haa
wone nine games while losing
four for n percentage of *41111!.
The team dropped several
» 4 II
r s ln )
..*•■ HO'# 001—I
j
K a n to rC
«<»* • » > - »
K rrn ra , I> r» w « l . U ta h , C o n tr e
ra s . H u n s b a tte d In . D r e w s . Ads.
H t llh
A e e lit e . |i# r » m u a 0, D re w s
3, lir O o w m n , H u n c h , H t l lh I . R is k ,
O n Is, H u b e i, p it m a n . H u d s o n , C " n Ife r n s T w n d i i o h it. H t llh , Htcilen
base. C lem en n - H e r r lflc e . D tiljn c h
|>«jtibls g l n r . flo b e l In D r e w s In
t la b e l. L e f t on bn sen L e e s b u r c t.
H a n fo rd 4. Iln n n un b a l l* . B unch
I , H u d s o n t . U m p ir e s , P e te r s * n u
H m lth . T im e ni Rime, »:#*.
MODERNS BLASTED
*
BERLIN.— (A*)— Adolf Hitler,
who one. loruawore painting fur
politick, opened Germany'* 193H
art eahlbltloii yeatarday with a
declaration that democracle* were
welcome to modern artlat* he
claaaed aa "cultural neaderthalera" but that Germany wanted
payer, the aeore waa not tied
far Billy Moora ataried the no part of them.
Malar with a alngle to lift
Doljack aacrlfked him tu The King la lha only perron
I baa*. Ha took third on who can drive a carriage down
'' tnfleld out. Pitman waa Rotten Row- faahlonable London
tonally walked. Onto faked bridle path.
ww to tacead and threw to
te catch Moor, but Riak artba ball and Moore acortd
M ew
v t m
* * i. i. K k i i i r
Yfirh
PHlehurRh
ClncIntiBtl
Chicago
SIERRA ON ALL-STARS
Andy Hirrra, ere (lalncivllle
muthpnw Inal year, nnd now
uilh the Gadudrn club of lha
.Snuthcaatern league, wa* named
voterday on the mound ataff of
the circuit a All-Star team, which
will play the I’enaacola Kllera,
l,,r,I> leader*, July 15, according
l<» the Auuclated Prea*.
[lost on
HI l«aJUlS
ilrmililyn
Phtlndsliihii
RATS, ROACHES, FLEAS, MOTHS,
VERMIN, BED BUGS AND ALL
OTHER INSECT PESTS. FOR COM
PLETE ERADICATION, CALL US.
DependabU
Senrlca
.
RILEY
WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIM IT Q U A N TITY
% U I.Y
12TII T I I I l l I J U L Y
14TII, 1938
Life Buoy Soap
Snowdrift
3 lb. Can
at n*.
Y
Mussleman Apple Butter
no. i
McGraths Spaghetti
Asst. Jell-o
2
Angelo Canned Beef
2
Tuna Flakes
2 for
ft OS. MATC HLSiRN
Salad Dressing
2 fo
T A L I . H O K I I K K n it
Ia8sified Advertisements
YOURS fO R ,«
the basking
D igestible o s milk itself]
[BBS SERVICE
O R K I N EXTERMINATING 00.
DECLARES FIGHT TO FINISH ON
AND TH I
8ITUAT10N WANTED
S W IM M IN O T O O
. . . this cheese food
SANLAND0
SPRINGS
with tha dalicioinfy
mtid Cheddar flavor
Nestles Milk
4 for
no. am
Country Kist G. B. Corn
Avocados
each...
Fresh Fla. Okra
2
Fancy Tomatoes
II
Stringless Beans lb.
n v u t r et*
Bologna lb. 12v>c
wiacovaia ttuar
WHITW WOILINO
Cheese lb.
Bacon
r ilM II
C O U N C IL OF W A R
■evg h a * N C«la*r A m .
Mm . aaotueer. f-.l-ry A VV.
INSTRUCTION
a*e
IRaalthy Member* of Um Dutch
Waal India company, who nc.lved
D charter of “ prlvlleg** and eiamptIona" to aettle anywhere In
New NetherLand* esnpt on Man
hattan I*land*, were known In colo
nial daya aa pa'roon*.
■ P .A K J R u H N lS tc fii
SCARFAC* BRUNO”
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16v,c
lb .
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P L * . PO RK
Chops lb.
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Butter lb.
25c
BY HAH FISHER
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VOLUME XXIX
AN INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Press
£v:
Seminole County Produces
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
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Irish Riots ‘M Y GOOD FRIEND’ Death Penalty
Break Out At
For McCall Is
Celebration
Stayed ByWrit
1 ___
POLICE JA IL 86 IN NEW ORLEANS LABOR ROW
Judge Atkinson Per
mits K i d n a p e r ’s
Counsel To Appeal
To High Tribunal
3 Police Wounded In
Clash W ith Mobs;
Jap Attacks Leave
300 C a s u a l t i e s
Hughes Nears Omsk
In Record-Breaking
Flight Round W orld
R o s ie r Given
C o n tra c t For
W ells In Park
' High Moslem Slain
‘ TJ
r
i:
h
American Millionaire
Flier ( ’ r o u s e s Si
berian IM a i n s In
.‘Jril Leif Of Plight
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t
July 12 .— (AT— Th *
.if Em iklin Piarca
In kuinupiDg o f five*
iii»-i llutlcy t'uih, J r .j
Pch^duUd fur tin* wpvk of July
2 5 , *U»vi‘*l today,
British Told 11 Duce
Circuit Jinlgr H K. Atkinson
a ' W ill N ot Carry Out
YestenJay President Roosevelt grunt.'<1 M et‘ull's cuuitM'l, t*. A.
Senator Elmer Thamn* ol A v iirit, ;a w ilt uf am ir permit*
9 B argain In S p a i n gave
Oklahoma a boost in hin cam ting u|»|ical t<* the Statr Supreme
lb* to I it \ h UutiiT l i«m
|*:it*\ In •h *11 "K
itrM- ti.hfi
Tht* w r l i** returnable
paign for renoiitination * by
re ( nuri
Bf Aaa*w-la*ed Prenw
VhtlK IM f M|1 Mi linn *aik al a
UcL
il
mul
fufU
tum
is
meanft*runito
him
an
“
My
good
Riots “In northern Ireland
l. l'l III } \ Ml u
friend.'’ The t lklntiotii;i pumaiv bkhili- uulmiiiifitully xHiyi’tl.
m c I'h .I la-1
N VM \ I>I(K lull 12 - ( \|»)
and fresh violence in Pales is being held lot lay
Ah riel t *11td tht* principal con
lit! Ill It 1 Hu • Mill i at
14Will *b*tl
\lb«'Tl I ihI m u K. ( Ii nflit reptine added to thp world’s dis
tent mu will he that Met'all rthuiitd j
In Ht. • it V
•■111MVl mii ur it •
ir-vriiUtlli* herr tor Hitwsrd
b.n,
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had
thi*
benefit
uf
u
ju
ry
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1
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III
n
.
s
M
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* ini in •Ih1111X II
orders an the Spanish civil
ItiiRho*. nnunmu*rd Ibut Ih#
“ pu--mg
uptm
the
point
of
\1 Ih•’ I " * ' |S.»|1 III*' luii* City
WW and Chinesc-Japanese
fthutlnr and hi** lour rrewmen
»lu'ih»*r he it cntitleil to a rec-l
< Ink \ ink
1,-iiii"* tl wilt hi
Imiileii al I liti‘ k, Sibrris. s(
conflict brought continued
uuhr ndutiitii uf m ercy,"
i be
nl I nu T M I S V s fltr %
Judge Atkinson conducted Me*
destruction and bloodshed.
pM’
jf
.
t
i*ml
i gi\el' ml h* . dy
Looking through bam in thia picture are w m r of the m * men arretted hy New Orleiiiii polic«*
I lirbI I mm VI IIM'IIH .
ii
1
1
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trial
without
a
jury
after
On
low e 1 and h
J a p a n e s e warpl anes
in a raid mi the head»|uartei^ nf tin* CIO affiliated Mitnlime Seameii\ uiimn
Pol IV*' ’•iilil
H ill!'
M itsiuw . .luiv r_*.— (AP)J
Mri'all pleadeti guilty of kidnap
bombed Canton twice, caus
1
1
1
were
brought
uu
by
circulars
tiatied
by
the
CIO
dm
mg
i U ntrike agdinM a enh
*
**top
»ov
An
mg. anti the death oentence was
Iftl hl*l *
inbuilt ted
llow .m l l h i g l i t , . Aim-rtcnrf
investigation ami hearing «*f a CIO petition that i| b«( allowed In lepie^etit driveis i*| I * New t »t
ing an eatlmated 100 dea'hs
i ulisidrt«*i| mandatory.
It **l I It* \ O It i di‘1 l *oo iitillioii.u ii- 111*•r tu iifi'd Omsk
baigaining h.in lierll Older nl by the Na1ion.il l.abm H* lain o b o n d
A w let t al»u filed an insolvency lean* If livin'* fin e - in collective baig.nmug
I ally vh
Hi. !,*vk »■
ami t* 4* 4*1 .*,1 in m - d i'i'ii S ilu -rii to n ig h t on
uSd to pound the Yangtve River I* 111D ll C R T S
l N t 'd
Id
affidavit, throwing the fust uf ■■ —
-til VJU'T 1 u n i l>*M
tlio ilim i lo g o f I n ,
rou n d
the
appeal
upon
the
county.
o f Kiukimnr. which jup«ne«e|
1 be 4 •ii 4 otnmi •* m m i ^
T*'
llii* m u hi ilig li* .
Ili> m ill tiH
■deal forces were approaching,
,
,
Mtuiiwlulv at Huiford Superin
nil
1 M|ll| M- 1 Hi Mill* Il t I l' I t H
11
drive to lunvow.
Inin 11 nn t >1111ii ii i-,
tiuih
nt I
tendent riiupinan -laid
McCall
II
la m,
4 . III, ' s' » 1 ai y
tu-!
*(
appar. ntiy had 1trcoiu-i l«*,l himwelf
Chlneao were destroying water^
Ss-flt lll.rli
4 .. •ut! \
K*i »t " lim n M im io w al I J.ri IV M.
Kml
froht properties, Including two
WASHINGTON. July I If.—tel** t*» paying the death penalty for
M E ST'I tw o lionrit
Ibilii ,1 M IM * a in i m * .ini muivi*.' i ‘i J.'i A
0(1 pontoons of the Standard O il;—'The llmlcd ...... • Hoard
.1 kidnupiiig little Jimmy Cash.
fur I b r * ! » >
1 bt* i »*i|ii*"' 1 wan mul I " in m ill i<4 il'io r n r r iv "M cCall appuierilly has made
Company. American and British 7as Appeals found I'nliy fh:it
IMF' f r**nt Kill l"
nmili' **ii 1*4 | a ir **l tin* bun rd
up bn mind that
he's gone—
g u n b o a t* to o k most foreingtrs to l ’ *»Mc S. D u l W >nd Joh n J Hu
Tbi* hi*'*i ii-pMil frnti* tha
^li I **it tbi-lart'*! Hint if On*
kiib h d ellrm ptrd In evade mine lliat the end will be the chair
-------s a fe ty .
*Nl> li misI a xunliiy: u* ilinanrr tht* pi.in** al 7 oil K M i l l 00 A M,
Ihan U.imu.nm, nf Im-ome iu>>efforts of
fam ily to
If it l|i It Hiigwc-ll, vpcivUiry uf Hi**
f i-ilutul lltiu«MiK A*1ininimI raliuii ESTl - .*nl il hiul n in hfil a paint
la Spain, the Inauraent dnv«
paprr Irsnsartion*" in
. “ hlein clriiirncy, ' Cliepmun soul.
...
,
,,
1,000
? »'u ■h**lt* Htiiinlv iTiarnbar »>f
witiibl Kraut
Individual l»* vnfl.| SvrrillnV A , nver
through the Eapadan Mountains! y
curdle*.
"lit* is uu lunger chvsvfui and
T o W o r k \ V 1111 ( ) | ) e r i f aMimnrrri* i f hum'll
last
mgbt
l**aiiH limit if |i jhn>*il»lt* lu in'un* liuli'H fi Min Mit uuiw and wax
an the eastern front was slowed
The evar1 amount nf add" Ion apptjrs la I her discuursKed. He
JhrClt'tl In r* it b IlltHk,
1,511(1
ft**hi a v »- it In Tampa.
dawn by desperate government si tsves due on their I’Jf.i im-uroea
nmw himIt*r (irru'iii t uiidituiri«.
rrmsins silent f ur Ihe m »«t pnrt
iiiitex fimii Ii4*t4*, m Ut# early
reelatance, but the Insurgents w it left by thp board '•>
I
hr
I
'timmU'iDiit
i
«
de
Tin* l.mii* flu b will ludtl iU
reported they were In sight of termined later, but attorneys e*tt- nnd divides much lime tu readHt ti Uu* boartl mb mil a tufiina tiflrriiuntt
C'bivf Roy (I. W1111nt*
i»iir the RIble and newspaper..
A MU A It 11
PR ESID E N T
V111! lltirr I III g Imnifitt i*w tl l|f1l 1
II UKIn1i b 'fp MnHfnw 17 houra
ydan Mi I linn vwbrrrupun arllifii
inated Raskob might be held In
McCall's ymiii if wife has visited ami Eiri* rbi**f Muvk rb vptunA
R on : h\ El I S
l l ( A IN
^ i». 7 OH
trt'k
uf
th#
Ibr Vabb
governipeat gaye owa about gUMM.UOU and
, wny(tl b» lukrit upuii IU« iuaU»*r ftlid 17 luinuti'H about!
Du- bint several times, he asid, but wppp appoint**! la**t nigli* by »b**
ROUTE TO S *N I It \Ni \<\ O
lime tiisda* by lb»* lute
Witey
•Won eomwitttew Pont about fflOO,000,
Oily
Eugion'r
kirtl
T
Wd
July
12
! *ri*4|tt«-l4»
• pends only a sluirt lime
with CHy Commiaainners bi wuik
Ifoa t s
by dispatching to
ILilu • t rjun irtl J£«>iit|f o f w ttlkt in K*’**t w Imih«* \«m fil Kirdliiiuf mark
A fte r the lltifil #lock markvt
Gnlav Mini
\ pvimil
bii4 been gill lltf |S vi'M i i f r i l i i l
IU
tbo British foreign office charges crash, the ToiixK# rvrorif* »»'»!. birn. They talk about fam ily conjunction with opt* ml ora of ■'“ I
E*'t"l Mrllmi I'uik would not In* nf J dal *«, is Ii*mir a and
matters, and
not the case orr in
In*1cleaning
.
, .
.
plants
in an effort. t.. fbtfi'ttvt’ Heriilvrstin to kinkb) an waul a di'OOMTU'v »** wuik ”
that Premier Mussolini had no DuPont ami Raikob sold IL - . . .
t'olttplrliul fiti
Him*
or
loui mmilii 1 bi* eeks !n bleak
death sentence.
*
“ Tba1 (■* 4111r rbii-f nbjrtli
1111if ii*"4 altd bit four rninpari*
tatahtion of carrying out his 500,000 o f
occur it ic* la
each
wi*rItr• An viitiit ih tin* wallti Jilt1
find i sattafaidnry *wihiiion fol atblilittn !•» u une 'lory
llrinUlM' faring Orange Avenue |I hr 1%*"'Mil**!i! 1stlli | » 1-11■w *| t
■jdo of Iho bargain to withdraw other at prlct* far I ■♦low what
• Miuplili'tl. In* ,,n*l, jilatltiliK lor "'iv* l.tmbd hm * at ;i I t \, M,
eliminaltng
moke mu once al
311 tiioi
Hi hi
j h rlw .in
Trntli nnd Klewrilli| m »l» d I«y
LSI jiflrr a 11 Iti uf 7 hours,
foreign soldiers from Spain.
they hail pawl f » r •hrm. Event
tin* |*iil K will bi'Kiii
legedly caused l«y their |i'unl <
| Sln-'-l- nl mi ..-dimated cost of In.""" m a l»» ii>f 11,11 |.la' fm oi
K.» himuti*?4 frnnt |*arii«,
The Palestine outbreak, in ually they rpsoVl urcurUlps to
Hii|u*f
mii
inb'iil
of
Kurks
Jurtn*-*!
I’u. Irltt, | tip
The matter > m Irvived a ro
t to".
" ‘I'l'v- -4
A* Hu* |d111lc Mmk uff frutll I,#f
Which 47 Arab* and 24 Jew* each other and claimed Io w a for
.Moit^blon |ui»itirtl uni in i 'mil
-W. don't wont 1m i-npy otb*i mn-dtini-rw Hint iikm I of Hit* Irc ri ItetiiK*1 Y u*ld Hu* in it (Minisirt* avi*
pit* uf fituri'li* iiKu VIIlfII tutu
knvs bean killed since July 6. dvductioru from inconu* taxes.
Tlit-ro will In* n Joint meeting j Lorn, i f |*i4Vf nutlrn1* I lo( -* I •Hid "biuliH fail Hit* pink will liavr «lnr w i tii Mu* vnntrtilrt' ax h#
piainU w*ri* fib tl Ihr.t mail fulluu:
took’ tne life of a high Moslem
from Mir Aitujki'atiiik •* uf rurMiu* nf the Hoard uf Director, uf th liiioil I'liiniRh for iim” , Ilf 111ii*L In t-niiif f min do na l in fin Hiih w ii when In* brniiKbt the flying
holy man, Sheik A ll Hatlb, whu| L e a d e r s G a t h e r F o r
tb»* i'iiloiad<« rniirb nn# thr f i l y lum nu pruvi bilMtiulury in fruiii N»*w Yttrk only
i Bmnll Uiilrr rnatka hail Ih-ouih Flnl id» Stale t'rlerv Aiwmciatioliim* irfriiun* to
•a * anot down whlla on the way.
lit hour* and Ft mmule* after In*
M eet On Rail Rateii KNOXVILLE, Tenn., July 12 . a nulBuncn ami Uu* runiniiH.tinii in lotkelond Thursday, County Dcmocialk irrtnfoMal
to the A lags moaqge.
num fur payiliic for lht*n».
d* pari me,
Agent C It Dnwson -aid tqduy.
At AfrUlllllo, Tl*X. laM* y4**ii i*r
—(A t—A
congressional
com •o rhmmalr lL
Northern
Ireland
disorders |
II nuififtokirtl Hull Sun ford «*d *
ExiieHy ;it* niinuM* »fi**r
Hu*
took plats at Magher*, Loiidbrr-j
After dm* corukliTal ion, it Vhn lie Hinted ttu,r the meeting would dtiy» ibb K iviblfiii
BUFFALO. N. Y. 12. - ( A n - inittce officia'ty launched an litI * flu ini*il i/yii
lu* (fifitrnn*t| of Hit* furl
wa«
Ihe
Tennessee dvcuJvd iliiit a iiiiokt* uribiiam*' be held nl the Thelma Hotel at bu 1lalal u.i* |mlit-y atiit lj4't!(!'lt JRfill rri|ini*itrt| !•• donate I i i *i*4 he.tvily leaded mniuipl.itu*
tj county, during Ihe observance Slstr governors, rail sod indus vt-stigali»n of
wbt e iul Mill nf llu* Ii iiit:ar jtb#
I1" . « lrum I’UIIlt |l i|1|*H a niliMitly
of the Z4Sth anniversary of the trial leader* converged on llnffn- Valley Authority in a thiee-hour wuuljj bi* Mu* uiify ^iMHurldi > 111 DO o'clock
mul Hiiriiliri for Ihr prujrt'l.
If
Tin* *|»»n1» lilhuix*nl u tiny nf tbo-o* who w ii id lo iiHikr do ii a i <i*e, buridy MtpiiitiK htuiaea a* th"
Battle of Boyne In which Dutch- lo last night for nn Irtler.'nle rxnculivs- session yesttrilay, s' nifanA of irifulaMiiK 1111* nr*uarit*
field, mid
Eorwnnl, Ikln ,.1it iiuitti- t'ffurl in I tMtim tint in*' llnfi"« fur Hit* park will H'M m Huulbern end nf Mu
Mr*.
Km I
thinahey. of pniukr frurn Mir >luk*. I nn
horn William III defeated James Commerce Commlaslon hearing which Chairmen Vic
dmappeureil ml,. Ihe *ky boiind for
mill
about
lu
Democrat,
Ohio,
said
only
"que-C
r
.
M
V
Kt'tidnM
wbh
b
IfiMurV**!!
i
i
h
I
hw
i*t|
M
u
II
•Fijui*ntlyf
City
AlMiriiry
K»r*l
on a rail rule differtnlial betoui'b with him, ht* Mattl, tbr I ' Hv
Sc*min«»!«»j \\ bil
11mi mi
bJi*Awiii|£ mi fivi* Will lilt prut Hit* 111 In u*i* If tliry the Soviet rapital, 15(1 nil Jet cant
wax miurnliU to *l«i NumrUiiiyf -I II Hub ifirN from
Police fought a crowd from Iwerit northern and southern lion, of policy" wsa discussed.
iillvl *"iKbt|y inn Ml nf Kin H,
"Our
meeting
was
fnrmula'ivr
Camntv
li’
ft
5
1
outlay
aftrrniMin
for
I
r
x
ii
a
nun<
runriim
ii
by
WlUon drew up aru* **r*l manm r r o u n d l n g districts which states,
arr riiiilitblr for list* in tbr park’ *
AllbuiiKh Mu* Likeuff win peralt.igvlher," Donahf-y dectirvd. and prepi'nlrd it to the I' iiiiiiiim n wi’i'k'-i utiiy nt Camp MfCjuarn**. rally mriihntniitf Hit in in kiiuHv nchnur of pliiiiliiijr uti*L if nit,
marched into town and tried to
ciuv. Bibb Graves, of Alabama,
lie said he did not know whul ■Ion at Mit* ntevllnjt iwu w»*ik ThAr#* will In' iifi|irniiiiintely 1110 woltlw nil Ibr riHlM* wt'wlwiml fi***n ihry will (lit* I rminpor Irtl In Hu- fe d , the plane numiwJy minsed
remove the orange arches erected chairman of the southern gover
tin tbiin; gii mbe mured intu tin*
for the celebration. Three police nors' conference, an early ar procrilurr would -be followed si ago. Ir order tu icivi* tbr ibv (rl rl-4 » i lb it «’ jini 11 from Orantfi*. Eur* Wurth.
|nirk by tbr City wlthoul rual In |air I he leM wheel loiullcetl aeVIho
open
hearings,
which
he
said
I'ulnam
and
Si'niino!**
iTounMea.
eWintra
and
oihrri
uffiTird
a
Two Nvw
|teal
*»|i|n»ii* lib*, Ibr tlnrior
men were severely wounded and rival, declared "we want to
! ei nl Mine* and nliivereil
in lh#
would begin "in the near future." chance to clear up *h*
miM*»|
Hi'iiaJur 1 uni (Njiitiftlly ami Hr|»
these were several minor eaauml- eliminate factional differences."
Mr inborn o f Uir I’tmi miction air, appuM iil jy indieiitinit IliiKhesi
"Those
matters
will
be
.deter
thfirtsvlveaip
the
t’winnii»ait»ru*i
1N-puty CNillrutur « f
Internal rc^trnl j 1 iv»*
MAMini
^mnttn**, drndrd tu rri|ii«"4t aid from VttrtMos u the crowd.
The ICC will open today a
**xt*et n-net d iliffieully in tfeltltlX
mined later,"' he said, “ possibly voted to lin'd up Mi»' ordiuaii*
K hvi'I iih * J L. Mint will be In boMi uf wlunn fuu^bl Hu* rnurl ft'
"Un martini tlub-4 in upcurniK d*»- Hie heavy Inad up.
continuation cf the hearing be-1
■t another meeting of the com until lh# luFpliit^ latl iiikfbl. In I the t’)iutnhi*r o f rmiimerce buibl- fill III |k'ail« WvTtl
lllliu%
liMulit
tl
iialiitna.
gun last Spring at Birmingham.
The uir field’it «nilHilane# »tnrU
mitter here nest Monday.''
the meantiiue cupivn o f the |»< • j Mmc nil day tomorrow In Rive in- alMiuuicb tb«iy iirci>iii(»aiin,il Mvr
Ala. At that llnw, southern states
id U« eiijfitkva ria it uppeumt Iho
Activities of pilTalrly owned |M>s*d ordinsnee were sent to ill formnllnn rrgnrding Social Se Prrtldttil till bl* N|i*i‘ iul hum
enl.red a complaint that charg e'eririe utilities that have
plane miuht fail tu elenr u fenco
op
sSpvakmif iri Mu* ly a rt uf Mu*
ulid cnMh either into ;i Jimue ut
es for certain Item* shipped from posed Ihe TVA power program of the dry cleuners so they could curity laves and other internal
laves.
It
wus
pointed
out
that
Ttxau punhjiiiilu—unt’*' thv rni
the I* f< Ilf the field ur a factory
the south to eastern stales were also will come under the scrutiny study It and, perhaps, suggi-.i
a way out of the difficulty.
Ihe quarterly Social Hecurity re Irr « f 1Imp air;* st'iiUiKi'il by iI uaI
chimney Li the r
mon Hum the ratei charged for of Ihe Investigators.
Blurma bu* imw ruining bark with
Last night a petition was pre turns must be filed soon.
lltiKbv* piloted »tiuiKbl for tha
the seme Items shipped Into
Tomorrow, the group will be
Ifuml rroua itiit| favurabU' wralli r
sented to the
Cuininisiiunei
•WASHINGTON, July 12,-bPl southern territory.
*pace }n*twet'ii the two iibataclca
gin an 800-mlle lour of Ihe valley.
An
invtrmnsntai
quartet
from
Mr, Ryimrvi'tl ilivktetl Ibr btrnl
—The Agriculture
Adjustment
und rima intu the air ju.it aa Kin
Governor
Graves
declared: TVA Chairman Hircourl A. Mur- slgnid by owners uf ell diy
Administration announced tods? -Anything that Is good for us Is
Ih it*
nujui
cleaning plant, in *he cily, re the Orlanilo nod o f Ihe Salva u v iirubtem
WASHINGTON. July t'J.— i/lt wheels hit the end of the runway,
Enroute To Mosque
Paris To Moscow
Realtors Ask Passage
In Seven Hours
Of/oningOrdinanee
By City Commission Aviator Is 17 1lours,
17 iMinulesAltcudOf
Wiley Post’s Mark'
D upont, Raskob
Are Charged Wilh ,
Evasion Of Taxes
Mft
in the
C ity Commission]Defers Action On
Smoke Ordinance Cilv
bis
Committee Begins
In v e s tig a tio n Of
P o w e r Program
News Briefs
WilliuniH, ( ’ 1e v eland
good for the (nitre country. We
want to eliminate factional dif
ferences, bring about absolutely
free and fair Interchange of
goods between states and put the
United qates In a batter posi
tion to combat foreign competi
tion."
Three Sxnfordites
Given Appointments
locks
M a r ia s C o rp s
The tocsUWs wvc# appointed
wtfk a large-^Sumher of
from variooa amtlmm of
(W BtaUs
JAC
Cok f e l l
trkl i m y 1 _
At* on kk f f e l
• ve
l>
‘
0
l
v
^X
.
^
n /S
.
Jnly U
Wi
if
gin *nd Director David <E. LU<
irnlhal will be among the TVA
representative* on the trip.
Dam>,
construction
villages,
labor,lories,
fertiliser plants,
phosphate fie Ida and a north
Georgia rural alectrle co-oper
ative using TV A poesr will be
inspirird before the commI'tee
returns heir.
questing that th* passage of the
ordinance be defined until
.
laltr dale. Meanwhile, the
pe
tition rtad, Chiif Williams nn.l
Chief Clevslaiul euu'd be appuini
*d to work with the operators of
ihe plsnia In an effort to see if
th* smoko nuisance could be elim
inated through voluntary ac'tmi
of Iho operators lhamseivrs.
It ora* aaplained that the ordia* written would work a
hardship on tho operators b •
cause it termed >he issuance <>f
b'ack amoks for o period for
mors than 10 minute i a nun-
tion Army and Albert Walsh, so
loist, g|-o of Orlando, will render
several numbers at the weekly
lum-hvon uf the Kiwanls Club in
the Valdes Hotel tomorrow at
l ‘J:IG, Ihe urogram chairman,
('apt. It E Rose, announced to
day.
The Board nf Directors of the
Seminole County Chamber of
Contmerre meet in th* Chamber
building tonight at 7:30 o'clock
for the nmnthly meeting. Presi
dent T. E. Simpson advised that
the meeting would be adjourned
IM * and operators were espress- In time for all directors who
ty denied permission to ere*!# dotlr* to attend Iho basoball
Senator Donshey said
last
week he favored calling Chairn Morgan, U!tenth*I and Dr.
A. E. Morgan, deposed chairman,
tha first witnesses sp they
might -lay their sards on Ihe
table."
It was a dispute bet wen Dr.
Morcan on an* aids and Lillanthal and Hnremurl Morgan on such n nuisance.
Tho operators said they wero
the other that precipitated the
between 70 and >3
InvsatlgaGoa.
wood as I heir chid
fool With • intis pine to g<*
MURDERS |N BURMA
R A N G O O N , — m — Thirty their firs* starthd In their boilers
cases of melder were reported airly hi Urn morning. They <!•In Burma In N s weeks ending ilorad that using oik a* tho
May SI. safe an official state thief fael had practically alisssk-.
ment, alee Sfl tu rn o f gang-rob anted tho smoke and soot which
bery, If'canao of rebbery a^d hod toes complained against.
Tho Commission g*»*
Chief
ene of on **
rIIIkms
ChM Cleveland
itherit* to work with tb* operMIAI
The Bereport to th* Commls*
yasterUU Me
U th* situation th
sign la
* *r
vaaaUalatiory,
the
to ■'**•
M t Ul|
is snoot
•JtogoCp
(M M .
DEMAND MAKES fEICEJ
VIENNA. — OPI— Engliah U
•*•• i »n i*m I only ST cants
m hour hart, Bui now thoro la a
Utah of butintaa from parsom
wahiof to tacapo from Noxl rult
to Amsrlcs or Kn«Uind, and th#
frteo te i fon# up to I M M M O
9m hour.
parts:
— The Commerce Department re
ported I oUj
I' -to wet. l ;*il
trail, at
" » ! eh-mhof*
I o f comm.-re* i*t K iw i It, many of
2.
I'rrVrnUun
of
tivx pro I uthlcn might he callml np-'n tndart inn and
s u b id
1,,'“ formally for information for a
prirrn
governmental
investigation
nf
X A decr#sxe in fjrm 1 nancy tnonopoliea.
and a miif* toward inemne *»f
Commerce
Department oftiactual fsrirt own#r«liip.
rial* said ihe.H Imsineu grmi|t»
nisn might form Ihe nucleus f»r
Industry hoards under the wageCollection
hour law to nkl In determining
labor standards fur various in
In State
dustries and businesses.
They captained that under the
“JACKSONVILLE, July I2.-M*)
- EJwin Larson, U. 8. colleciur NRA these groups formed the
of murnsl (avenue for Flotilla. hasla In many rases for the hun
■id lutlay federal lav. collection* dreds of industrial hoards estab
In the Stale for the year *n<l- lished to draw up industrial
mg June 30 amount rd In 112. code*.
A nation-wide survey of surh
S08,99S.&1, Ike > rg»st in Flor
organisations compiled by Ih*
ida's hlstorr.
He said the figure rep><>- bureau o f foreign and Ohmestic
showed
there
reniiil • 20 percent increase nvrr c o m m e r c e
the prevloua jrtnt's total of |3S,- wero B.SOO trade association* and
2 .2 dO chambers of commerce in
410,974.79.
' ,
the country.
L I Ir Ipiri ir tbr
hta land fur th*
result a.
Tax
indivulual U't'
br*t
More
Thia Year
REPORTED ESCAPE
BUTLER RETURNS
NEW YORE July IS <*) Dr.
Marray BatUr. petalol Columbia Unlvorally, rofrom Sttropo yoMtnUy
t4rkt for tho lopohfaitjr. - f t nt
NOW MORE INDIGNANT
DARWIN. Australia. — « * ) In Jail hera awaiting trial for
maliciously damaging government
property, a man escaped, bor
rowed BO cent* from a constable,
bought himself driaks and gnw
-
(
I
i
I.
r v
Trade Body May
Assist In Federal
Monopolies Probe
The Wbr Department
ttb s A A A cold program would
nlnated If growers ' Oho nouncid tadsy that three
rodnead mars than M forditea had accepted
a celery to Ttarida fo manta as second lieutenants hi
the Officer* Reserve Corps. They
are: Jaek Allen OUkm. William
Joins Joel Morrison, and Thomas Car-
U. &
A
President Makes No
Reference To I'olo r a d o Candidates
Growers Vote On
ry P act In
N ext Two Weeks
...
[t
LT.
r
Dem ocracy Good
Enough For Us^
R o o s e v e lt Says
atorn On Nuisance
• growsn referendum probably
mould h« hold within the nett
two weeks on the proposed rontpuance of the Florida Calory
Mnrko*hig program.
It anlg more t l i g t l percent nf
Celery
groomrs
had
for a vale to determine
the Msrkittng Agnewfckk hi* regulated FlorCelety shipments In tatcr. commerce ik o * Nor. 13.
r. should apply during 1M»
ii
.
Avoid Paying Huge
| Levy, Board Finds
despite
*
j
H Y T B r .' England,—W — Mo
toring to polico station to report
that, windows of hit hut hod
boon smashed. Samuel Howship
weal tha wroag way on a one
gad was fined 12 -40.
dealintf the fence by it few fo#l*
Spectator* held their breath as
the diver iihip mounted slowly.
Copt Rose Requests
Clothing For Needy
A call fur chdhing has been
issurd by Cspt. It. E, Rose of tha
Salvation Army Post hrre.
laid. Rosa drdarrd that ha
tin. had a greet many calls for
cluthing in tho past few weeks
hut (hat he has nun* on hsnd.
With tho limited funds of the
post, he said, it is impossible to
iuy clothes for those who have
apposl.it fur old. lie sDo pointed
out that many uf them for various reuons are not eligible to To*
ceiv* clothing from guvcrnmtnl
■gentle*.
Anyune having wearing apparel
of any kind that they are not
using. Cap*. Rose stated, should
«• « in touch with him immcdlotoly. Telephone 369, end the cloth
ing will bo railed for or articles
may be loft at the Salvation Army
headquarters at >14 East Second.
Street, ha said.
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TUESDAY, JULY 12, IM *
sanforb. f l o u b a
, W* sometime* fall to realize the progress which has
been made in science and InyentjQiwpnrticularly_ as . they
apply to aviation—during (lie pant ten yean until we pick
up our favorite newspaper and read something like the rc*
markable flight of. .Howard Hughes from New York to
Paris in just half the time required by Charles Lindbergh
eleven yean ago.
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Lindbergh flew alone,,# reckless dare devil given about
on^.cban^ln a hqndffd; of getting acroea alive. Hgghea
fle * In comparative aafety, wtth a crew of four men to
assist him, and dozens of new flyisif^laatnuQaqta^UMi safe*
ty devices which practically assured hla success and all but
eliminated^ the ,risk* taken by, earlier gvUtora ldndbergh’s
lime wag 33 houra 29 1-2 minutes; Hughes’ lime wag 16
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"hours and* “35 minutes.
* 4 -k
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, Lindbefgh’i bne, the Spirit of SL Louie, aotg. look*
like a Model T. Ford .In comparison
jAreem-lined
grace and beauty of Hi ' ‘ — -------- -------------- Blind
flying was Impossibly i Lindbergh’* trip, while Hughes
flew blind most of the
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ty, _guiding,by
radio beams,
different lypes of compasses, three radio sets, and countless
other devices.
device*. Flying at about 18.000
16.000 fort
feet moot
most of the way.
special oxygen tanks kept the crew.allvg.
•special
crew.aliv*. uu,r . „.....,
Hughes ig trying to establish a.new
new. world’*
world** record for
the trip around the world. The present rtcord of 7 days, 18
Poet a few
hours, and 49 minutes
minute* was
waa hung up hjr„Wiley
hjr„Wil«y ftwt
Ir Hughes continues the.pace
he has
years ago. !r
the. pace be
h*a started,
h* ■—
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he should be
able to complete
hi* flight in a little
over four
(a
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“
days.
His
Atlantic
crossing
time
indicates,,that
the daly is
E VERSE FdR TODAY
no* far distant when one may have breakfket in New
lev. him, hectare he first York, dinner that night In Paris.
F D R “ S A V E S ” JOE P A L O O K A
STRANGE A S IT SEEM
n , MAItLEN E. PEW, J*.
4 * ita tt*
titirtHc Cthj, NJ.
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(M t-I John 4;10.
rbll* hound pursues me,
emit or clear, tempest
From Daniel C, Roper, Secretary
Commerce, comes
v
ha suggestion that small boating afit
its account for
. .
. . Hat ot “ Don't*''
r than moonlight
prepared by the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Naviga
g the willow—
or mountain top,
tion designed to save life on the nation's lakes and streams,
*r billow,
They are as follows:
I and nearer, nearer and
1. Don't overload the boat. No boat Is safe overloaded
2. Don’t rock the boat (That's like saying, “ I didn't
IF.than hawk beak
know It was “ loaded".)
i on my shoulder;
3. Don't try to show o ff in a boat.
per than sand dual
4. Don't fool In a boat.
th through my hair
lo or glacier,
. Don’t change seats in a small boat.
y or boulder.
. Don't venture too far in a amall boat,
ling I dare, fainting I
7. Dot)’t braye it tbuoder aquali. Seek ahelter in time
5
It I am falling,
it unto dying—
iter than cherry bloom
anting tbs ground,
F me, onward, .
g with my crying,
wraith of my terror
tf wl'h a bound.
Malls that haunted,
>be without sound,
•,)M»t and brain boat—
irt la lha hound.
E
FORT CODlWdTON.
, J8., Don't
safeguard** .
19. Don't
’Id were pllad on* rl*bt oe
of th* othar, they *t!ll
20. Don’t
llfln’t be any fnnnlar than
21. Don't
y are anyhow,
Are picture of Sanford1* U«PW broke Into the sUUwUl
)Hu Upb*- When tnyon* g«U
L
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U .stu
tolerate aa Installation which lack* modern
. ...
„
allow gai or oil In the bllw.
forget your wake can damage other*.
operate near (rwlmm*ra in th* water.
SA N F O R D T W E N T Y Y EA R S AGO
m m t
.6p3ni*/t. mariner*,
JWACMBFfoiH
ft fa t a m
waa on* from Mr. Early. It read:
“ Dear Mam: From my point of
view—which la more oj lee* sel
fish—let me congratulate you osT
the finsl solution of JOa PaftMkbV
dilemma. You were most generous
and I thank you."
la a more recent note, Mr. Ear
ly stated that President Rooaordt
had seen the comic strip end had
enjoyed It.
Before long. Mr. Usher told ug
this week, Joe will defend hid ti
tle and President Roosevelt and
his cabinet will be “ offered" ritig■Me seal*.
BBCAPPINO
Have That
Worn Tire
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T ir o lU p o U la e
Cor. Sa4 fk r a * k
kec aH mnl
m f a Y e w * He s u c c e s s fu lly
M t m o i u t country AfiftiNsr
4PAHI9# INVASION..
(is iU m )
1-12-93 a w w a w a w
SPANIARD WHO W ENT MAY A
One of the strangest (ales In
th* annals of esplorntlon on the
New World U that of (ionaato’
(lurrrrro, Spanish navigator who
forsook Christiandom to become
a Maya chief,
tiurrrero was shipwrecked on
the dung,thus shoals
of
La*
Vibrnras,
smith-southwest
of
Jamaica. With 17 other men, he
escaped in a longboat ami drift
ed through th* Caribbean for
dhys. Seven ilird and after near
ly two
weeks the
survivors
washed ashoru on thu coast of
Yucatan.
Captured by a Maya party, the
survivors on* by one were u r n
fiord to the strange Coda of
this Western World. Guerrero
tan forest, only to become slaves
of * Maya ruler.
Shortly Guerrero waa given or
sold to another Maya chief, but
dc Aguilar stayed and rose lo
become an
important
figure.
Guerrero, taken
to Chetemal.
Yucatan, was
rapidly
"gnlng
Maya."
,
In HUB Hernando Cortea land
ed at the island of Coiumal, off
Ylcatan, sad
heard o(
tb*
Christian captives held Inland.
11* sent an order for them U
come forth. Geronimo do Aguilar
was frerd, and act out to loll
tjjncrrero of the turn of events.
The man da Aguilar saw
nmazed him; Guerrero had mar
ried a Maya woman of high rank
and had three children. Th* Maya
'ooked on him aa a chief and war
leader. Ills ears were pierced
Hia faae was latooed after the
Mays fashion and he wore the
Maya costume.
Hla lower lip waa pierced for
a labret and the aun had turned
him lha color of the Maya
themselves, fearing to return to
hla old civilisation, Guerrero re
fused to leave.
Btrang* as it seems, Guerrero
time and again led th* Maya
against Spanish invaders, saving
Yueant* for hla adopted people.
Ha waa last heard of about 1531
when he rebuked an attack of
the Spaniard, Francisco de Montajo, on Yucatan. Gucrrero'a
strange story waa uncovered by
Maurtca Rica, associate of th*
Middle American Research Insti
tute.
The
problem
solved. Fish or
in two d «y»’ cartoons had Palooka's manager at lha While j
llnuae. The President assured him
that he would give him a letter to
lake to ihe President of Franco
asking for Joo'a release. The car
toons featuring President Roose
velt appeared June 13 and 14.
According to Robert McNilt,
secretary of Me Naught Syndicate,
which dietribuics Jon Palooka to
a lm o s t 800 newspaper*, this w u
the first instance of an incumbent
President of the U. S. appearing
flow Farmer* May Utre FHA T o
F inane* Farm Properly?
, Tomorrow! Th* leteraalMal
fortress.______________________ *
Mm'.
Mr, and
Mrs.
K rimling
and
gon* to lire Northern rasrkoU. ftlonda were caller* at tire home
They will alto vlaii <New .Yoyh of H. CL Lundqabt.
A number met together for a
i c Ring of.England U suffer- where they, .will sptnd several
Week* s«U*tln* a new Un of ready. IHAle picnic near tho Lutheran
. from na attack of Influent*
1- he* b**n advised to wori tn-twear goods.and. millinery for ehurah aan ng whom were Rev.
th*. Fall, end winter.
* and chUdrea, Mr. and
b. y|ar more. If Hurt’* tbs
Mre. Doans Tyrnw aad son,
L .lr t’s yt* If wo can’t wort Doan* left. Hundey far- Daytona Mn. BhroU ead.Waodaid Bavtal« k IKvat Karr, Mr. and Mia, Mam*
an eyideml*.
. ,
Baasih far. a visit,.pf. three wooka. ntaaea and later H. G. lumdquiai
Tbajr., went accompanied by Mr. and family mad Miss Olga Belle n.
Tujrner who apent * day on the
Mb* Lily kmar la haute for a
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. . . . . short vocation at the home of her
oraca . W. Way, of . Stvaanah, parents, Mr. and Mre. Ehmwberthe gueat of Mr. and Mr*. R. gee,
tyrhtun.
Mre. Geer** Ballingef returned
[ft, and Mre. r. C- Adaaaa, « f buare .Tureday aO** a. pfeasant
on, Ga., aretrod yoaUrday and aWt of ever two waks a*aol with
enjoy a brief visit b) gaa- Her Meath* Mr. and Mrs. V. C.
, aa the guest# p f frlands.
Cellar he Maafaed a CUy and atUmplm
a mtta taft. thla.week foe DapL M, -Rkabiadar to koviat* th*
on the ruor m g beard o f
u.Baach where be win remain Daleo alectrie light rend water eye•kUnfa car, must hava
•ovaral wooka.
x
.. , , t*m lesUUad la hia residence and
momoer of that “luoittla
I- IS. Barret left Friday.night
b - - ic *;
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Mr. Eooeevtlt wu talkFpy«M*. N. .C, .wbare h* wM»
W LAt WhUepoab Joft Jot gloomT lfP A
dbwM * e m m o i
Oee of the principal dangers to
comic «irlp continuities threstens
when lha creator sDowt hi* charac
ter! to be carried Into a position
from which there la no “ natural”
recap*. ThU happens frequently,
but the ingenuity o f the artists
*1***1 always aaen>« to find a
reasonable way to aav* the ■I'uaI km.
Ham Piahsr, who has been por
traying the adrenturea of Prlaefightrr Jo* Palooka for eight
yr^ra, recently found himself In
•u«b. s predicament. For a time
he was “ panley". Finally, the on'y
normal solution seemed to be
I’rfiidnrtial intervention for Joe.
So an appeal to the White Jlouee
brought permlaaion for hhn >o
hire President Roosevelt appear
in the *1*1(1. Thus, Mr. Fisher not
only solved hb problem but he
w"n congtslulationa from rtadais
throughout the country.
The iltuatlon waa this;
Joe. saddened .over a dispute
<*ilb Knehtqr Walsh, sailed to
Af^lee .where h# Joined the FUrelcn Legion. That was a good idea
at first for It gave the strip a new
'wist and a locals for novel adreji■turrs.
however,
desert army life began to wear on
tn<h PaloSka and Fiahtr. Besides,
Joe had U> return to the States to
begin training In his attempt to
regain the heavy weight title.
Faced with hia problem, Fisher
wrote to Marvin McIntyre and
Stephen T. Early, Presidential
-Kcrelarles, asking if he could
have the President Intervene In
behalf of Pakioka and have him
relrsred from French service in
Africa. A reply from Early as-
W E E K L Y N E W S C O LU M N
By JOB 1IKNDRICKS
CONGRESS
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not bo
consul*red
lha Presidents
LARUE—Whin l returned to th* boat friends. Th# reason fur thla
office after my visit to the State maneuverr on ho part of tb*
I thought that 1 would have somoiffriends of th. President, is because it would >*k* a man with
fa in . I have run into so many peo
ple from other Districts and am
getting so many requests for help
from o>hcr part* of the State, that
I feel tha*I have graduated to
Congressman from the State at
Urge. Of course sine* 1 am the
only Member of the Florida D*-ogatlnn in Washington at this time
1 am glad to bo of assistance. 1
hop* I get iomt of <he studying
don* which I had planned.
THE BLUE AND T H E GRAY
—They mot on the seventy-five
of the iweotneaa o f Life Ever
lasting. . And so He took from
•vary part * f thla great land of
Amatlca ton* of lha beat o f oaah,
and with It II* min glad th* sparkling •moonbeam* ol a midsummer
sight and tb* glorious
golden
sunshine o f a perfort day, and
Into it all. Ho breathod the apirit
* f Happlaoaa. Thu* wa« Florida
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Filled
_ 40 Yoara Experience
rv s .p t n n lM — - m o i l Osllvvrr
Mobley’s Drug Store
Phone 294
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WERT-The JEWfiLER
Ubarewk 1*4 WltdtaB
WaUh A m
Jewelry Repairtag
Nad Uannliag A id Kograclng
■ I r e ift s s « * rrtn Unrawi
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nits j
A Farm er, A n Adi Results—
A farmer ran an ad in uur paper laat week for
‘ bed covers. Ho came in the second dRF
afterwi
Alia ordered the Jri stopped because ha had
more than enough roplie*. Th* ad coat, him 48
cento, ha said bo thought It would coat f l i o , and ho
waa hTirhiy pleased with th* result* obtained.. More
and more people ^ becoming aware that oar ri*s*L
fled ada perform a maakt aervlce In the hasfrwoa of
buying and a*Ulng. You, toa ean nenatlt from thla
i* mahta* ih
* on Bhnford'y n*w,
aewwUa La* _tlfw e_ * L L - ------
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THF. SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,. FLORIDA
“ The Devil’s Party”
Is Featured A t Rite Home Demonstration
Notes
HlyhlfeMinir
f he atlvciMurmii*
H ff hi"tnry 4>f fnrc |>m * wht»
emerEf fmm .me <»f fhe 'ouuhcwl
ritfttrk'N in New York, ! *iviver*itl*l
Miss A lla MafyGnann|
The l)**\ >1 *. l*'ir*y ‘ ct»mes to the
ItiU Theatre on Tiir-itey and \YpttW eds C. F. Godwin
no*day with \ u-i„r Mel j»ul n atirrinjr in *»n«* of ho farn<ni> h«--man
Tb»
mirTl.i|, of
Mi«« A ll. 1
TUB81MY
Joe Rail* ha. gtore to Atlanta roles.
M *ry nauin of Dayton* Ito.rh
Y M buainee. and social mte'.hi*
to Colli* F. Codwin o f this fi'y wheie he espn-i. 1„ make
Adapted fm t he stren-n from a
tag of the Aiarian Class of the
w »«
porforrard
Sunday in >h, brunt,
nnvfl by iti.i den t ha*r, ’ hw pic*
GENE MARTIN La NEY, Society Editor
F in t Baptist Church will be held
• t 8:00 p. M. in the church annex.
Mias Helen Ward, Mrs, J. B. West
and Mrs. M. N. Cleveland will ac>
aa hosteaaea.
THURSDAY
Tfca T. E. L.
Class of
the
First Baptist Church will hold a
business and social meeting at
tha home of Mrs. J. A. Cunninghame, 1320 Myrtle Avenue, at
8 K)0 o'clock
M rs. W est Entertains
* Circle Num ber Four
Cirde Number Four of
lb.
Warnin'* Missionary Union of
tb* Flrat Baptiit Huirrh met
yeatarday aDfmoon at the home
ojAMre, J. B. Wbst. «to MsgAvenue.
Reiman led the drvol lock*1 service which was fol
lowed by a chain prayer. The
abort business meeting was pre
sided over by Mr*. E. in. Carroll. during which Mr*. M. N.
Cleveland apoke in appreciation
of tho co-op»ration of all tho
cirtlea and urgml attendance to
tha summer m.ciing*. Mrs. W.
C DeCouncy gave a talk
on
‘'Efelktment’* and also a dlscuaaion on a letter received from
Mrs. Crame, who la a mission
ary In Bruma, India,
Thoaa present at the meeting
werfi Mr*. 0. 3. Helman, Mr*.
B. T. McWhorter, Mr*.
R. W.
W aft. Mr*. B. U. Mclhvln, Mr*.
Brittaa Jahnaon, Mrs. W. C DoCoufaay, Mf*. M. N. Cleveland,
Mr a. 'R. E Parlfoy, Mr*. E, M.
Cartel!, Mr*.
R. L
Garrison
and ttra. J. B. Weal,
“ ra. a. 3.
Person a h
p irw n t* of a few relatirw »nd
rlo.o friends. Th» w n i w * »<
rrad by Ju d («
It. W. W u r, in
* h « w homo the woddins
look
plae*.
Tb* bridr worn * pink tailoml
Iravelini m wm b', wMh n*lciuiiii
i n n u r i n . Htr n i n * ( r » u n(
pink rows.
Following tho errrmony »n in
form*! reeopUon
w *. tiflil
»t
the hom* of Mr. *nd Mr>. M. J
l»d g*.
Mrs. Godwin i* 'hr< iU ukMit
of Mr. tad Mr*, it. 1). Gnann of
llaytona Reach.
Mr, Uodwin i» 'hr .on of Mis.
Id. (I. Godwin and thr grandson
of Mr. and Mr*. L. F. m igr. ill
of thla city. Ilo w now employed
at Isnlgc and Son. Grocery.
The couple will makr
their
home in Sanford a* 314 West
16th Street.
I
W
n“
u
J. II. Hardm and family
Sunday in (lrt*nd0
o f fflrnrl^.
the gut*n»s
Mrs. Lurilln I.tnifr of Tnmpa
WAjt In SRllford
vcx»f nlny
uii
himinrsf.
Mrs. IVrry Wudc left Sundmy
b* Vi*it ridfiiivch in fh-cAtur, Ala.
for xomf hmf,
MIm Alva Rowland
day for t'ulfti wtn r»* ’ •
until iic*l Suhiidiiy,
1
return**!
here lic
Mia* Viol* S*ni krr ftltd
trr* an* xpritdmg si’ VM«|
in Hnytonit Htiich.
Mrs, Dwighi
Picnic Is Held A t
Sanlando Springs
Smdh hfi
imlny
for Knox villi-, Ti un. *n vi*it
^*1X0?! for *4' Viu ft I vxt ok*.
lure di»li<’ n*iti * the enduring friend
ships and fo rce loyal'u**. thfti djveluji a nomu kid* whii grow up
together m « u-eiit city
One of 'he**- youth* m manhood
becomes n s» »«a thy and ruthies,m
night cull |rei«|>?iel*»r, a
part
played by 'the brawny McL uk leu.
Two n'hrts lut'.me polieenum find
sllll ftitidhi i bci ofiies a pi te*<f The
only uni 1hey ts i r welrooicd as a
htw>n cr'mpini'in and member of
their * gungj
di«\ft Inpa irftn a
beautiful Titgh' n uh singer. Ro
mance, nnd if nm nnd i ven the * ha
llow of crime, engiT'f cm* or an
other of hoM a* they fight for
place and prc-iiue in the world,
hut in 1ho rod 'he erulurmg tics of
friendship hind thi »n togrlher.
liiuuii if ill Itoit rice RoheHs, Paul
Kelly. \\ dli mu tt.iI umn, Kinnk
.lenk*. John tinl'aiide*, Edward
(•Mi gto and loo ilowning h.i\f ll 5portant rob -
nd-
Household Hints
Mr. and Mrs. M. R Strickland
D» MltS At K \ \MIKII GFtlltl.K
entertained a group of friends
IUk.il I tinner Menu
last night with a picnic at SanSrr.irii; Four or Fire
Mr*.
W.
T
I
nnirley
ami
ilaughLandn Spring*.
t lit led Tomato Jo «
ter. Margntei, left tin. murnmg
During me evening swimming
ili' .idi d \ , ,| i Imp,
to spend * few day- in Ituy'onu
was enjoyed by the guest* and
Itaked N . ”
I ' o ' u t ' 1.-.
Bear h.
later a picnic lunrh wa* served.
K-i-a ll of .i- d t i h m n .
Those invited to the outing,
Hl.euil.
I'luiii Jelly
Mr. and Mr*.
J. A Hamid
were: Mr. and Mr*. J. 0. l-aney,
Head l.*-ltue.*
Oiiv, In, ..mg
have a* their house gut.I Mi .
Mr. and Mr*. W. G. Fleming, Mr. Ilarold *
Frud Med', y It -»e't
later.
Ml**
Even
and Mr* T. C. Bolt. Mr*. MaurYoung*, of Lakeland.
Ilrrade.l krai lim ps
ina Winters, Mr. and Mrs, E. II.
0 loin veal chops
I _* 'e i'p.
U n « f , Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Hoy,
Ml**
laiuise
Wmalwanl
of
ihopptd pa.
Dr B. I). Caswell, George Kil (fulncy arrived Sunday night l 0 he 2 »'gg y,oks
patrick and Frank Austin of At the gursi of fin ml* in Sanford 1-2 tr.s|Hipn
1-4 tea p.«in
lanta, and Mr. and Mr*. J. 1. fur a levy day*.
p aprika
Strickland of Ormond Beach.
1- t teaspoop
MM* StinecipAer I h
H o s ie r T o Circle Circle One M eet* A t
Mr*. RoflaetteFsHome
(A*.- 3. M. SUneeinhtr,
2400
f^ A tta u .
Tog mavting was openad with
tha - rail call which was an
swered -by Bible verses and davotlonala led by
Mrs. J. B.
Ovtatt.
M h . F. C. Bols, chairman, pr»aldad over the business meeting.
Mrs. Sidney J. Nig
gave tha
Bible atudy Iwsori for tha after.
nooA and Mias Alii#
Ttafford
lad d dl|cu**<on on uaiew*H*
»hIp". It w m announced that the
nait meeting will bo held With
Mg*. Bolt, UOt Park Avenue.
Later 111 the afttmoon refresh
ment* W4ra served by thd hoataaa gaatdUd by Mr*. J. f t Rlempar. Thebe present ware: Mr*. J.
G, Mkafcn, Mis* Traffotd Mm ,
3. C. Calhmm, Mr*. M. 0, Murph.y, Mr*. M. 3. FuUll,
Mrs.
\K\V
Telephone 148
Social Calendar
Mr*, A. K, Ho.neltcr was ho*tta* to Cirtl* Number One of the
First Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon at her home on Celery
Avvnua.
Tha regular meeting preceded
the social hour and wa* opened
with dkvotlonata. Mr*. J. E. I’agr,
chairman, conducted a abort bustn<w» maedtaf during which vari
ous reporta wera discussed. Mr*.
I'age alao lad the
Bibi* aluJy
lesson.
Mi*. Ravaatter,
assisted by
her daughter, Mia* Nanry Rossctter, served refreshment* to tho
following: Mr*. Homer Little,
Mis. A. f t Lovejoy, Mi*. 0. R.
McCall, Mra, John Stanford, Mm.
i T. Nawby, Mr*, W. A. Hand
and Mr*. Pat*.
M f*, W. E. Hinith »fiil Mrs, H
M. llmnplon »»f (Knbi jrrltm l l«-
ilny Io Ik* tho
»nll
" f Mr. ninl
Wip»- o ff i-hop.t « i 'H J thiliip
cloth. Dip int-, the Jolt,, ulmh
have taen miaeil uuh the .. «-,m.
Mr. and Mr*. Jack
Burn y
ing. and mi k. Ituli hi ci lim|j-, p a
left Sunday morning for licotgia
ting them to keep then, m pho*
where they were called doe
Aluring tin- eiHiking. IP own in fat
the death of Mr. Burney's .i*lrr
I n Bed in n frying pan. lo v e r
I Hake for ten minute* ill a moder
Fdwsrd J. River*. Jr. left thi*
ate oven. Add water and I uke for
motning for Snvnnnnh, N Y. to
ill minu'es uni il tender.
spend »ome lime a* the guest " f
1)1.U K
Mr. and Mi*. Orville llonk und
tttl.lcs p.H.n
: I -1 eup T rench
*un, Dickie,
drviMing
chill sauce
' I ripe nliviw,
Mr. and Mr*. Kay lai*-lnr and
I fublr^jMi in
rhoppe.l
family of Jackson, MJs*. arrived
i htiltpi J
t green olive*,
lait night to be the guest*
if
chopped
Mr. Isiaslng'* parents, Mr. soil
tll|r|"H.n
11 lalites|MH.n
Ur*, A. J. laming, fur two werk*.
g-i R
hui *eradi<h
Mm and chtl’
Mn».
ILitcrt
J«ihn^»n ahiI
Fruit MrHUy D r»»rrt
daujfhUr, Ji*y, h«vi* rrtumni *0
t-2 cup hotter
1-2 n ip diced
(hrlr hnnir • in A tlin ti
■(' 1
t2cup* hr own
pineuppe
■ppmllnf xftrril days* in Sanfmii
sugar
with Mr. mncl Mr*. C. II. Ilrown.
12 cup pinrupple
2 t*Mp«poon*
Juice
leimm Juice
Mr*. J. R. lUy f«r <i f«*w «lny»».
Friend, of Mrs. Frank ScoM
will
rrgret ii> learn that »hc i*
confined to tho hom# of her non.
Prrd Seolt, lu-ciu.c uf a broken
in an accident
AUSTIN, Tata J*ly 11. -U P) ankle ircelved
—Chief R. D. Thorp of tha Saturday.
Austin polled department
be
Dr. W. T. Unglcy left ye.trrlieve*, a good automobile driver
should be commended for driv day aflctnoon fur Albany. 0*.
ing carefully if bad ones arc to where he will ntiend Ih* Chsttahoochre Valley Medical Asruelba nrmted.
Bo ha has asked traffic offic ation meeting, lie eapeet* to re
er* to report instance* of rara- turn to Banfuni on Friday.
Careful Drivers A re
Commended By Chief
eelcry
Uriah Civil W *r,
the
late
rahi J. Nwfl, for many year*
hf tha bdat-khown staff taen ful driving Ih known dangerous
the Associated Preu, waa spots. The chief writes the driv
SHOCKS GROW HAIR
ayad by (ha National Head er a personal laltrr—not a fnrin
in ' Club yraterday with a one—telling hhtl that hla cartful
SYD N EY, Au«tralln. — (/PI—
driving had bean noted.
An rleetrical storm gnvo an electrlrinn hera sUch a ahock that
hair litrrally grew on hi* head.
A fter tourhlng a live wire a bald
patch started to fill odt.
rhuhirh
l-H lia.ptmn salt
I'lacc
and
hultrr
Sanford's Famiiy
Shoe Store
\
I
C hvi r
xx Kh
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t,, | i .in, **i.
m: id m u n ---linl.ii I olio|i|ii'(1 Ihc mmlerii wtiv. I
pi.ilined ms fiH.il liinlucl :iml oilier iieressarv
Items I lien l.nlinieeil il ni e.irdiup
In the
m nit ti.irgiiins nfferril in The S a n fim l Herilil ails. lin t il p ro ’ eil mil init* u re.il s t u inus in money. Inti in lim e iiml energk iti
W mI
-•HU T
| N iih|Hpiij
ftw ilrr
Ih’ mDti
ixxn
1 1 («’u ''iH;i**u
iilinoiMl .■xtrai '
i n u n 'i l b ' i i * .
mbiuD'K.
r u tx * i t ' s a
U n it 1 u f m il- ilu n r a c
Dry Cleaners
vanrill hi
I ’Hi t r i t w|ri• 'ti Mil l
M i*
any
a c lv u r a tc , n r a u o l f
fills 111* 1' a ll
2 leu.«|mxiii * lliik■
mg
At
ii s u i t w i l i e r
Seminole
I hibla *. |ionfl
a iii|
pour h v ii
in I t i l l ri*.
in
Mo
•« ui
Mu*
fu*
220 MAGNOLIA AVK.
fiu if
f r ) i|iu
|i;m
PHO N E
sugar in a m a rtimlt rntHy itluw i*v*'u f«u .‘id
nunutt*«4 I' im'I. ^t rxt frui) w|i|t i,pr
861
C O W A N
COMPANY
A 1,1, HU.MMKU HHOKH A N D
SHl'I'M H I S T ( i f )
NOW !
We Believe in CletrlnK Summer Shmm nnd Cloth.114 early In the Seamm when people want Cool. (
Hhoen and Clolhing. Tomorrow beginn (he blxifeht Prire UcdurinR Hale in Ihe HUInry of thin ntore.
mer .XlerrhanilineMUHl (Jo Now llegardlemi of qualily « ill he market) down for quick clearance^_____
A ll Men’o 93.1S
ONE LOT
‘ LADIES
SPORT
SPO RT SHOES
Whiled. Tad A while, BUtk
laid leu Central
SANDALS
$ 1.49
aad wldta.
SPO RT SHOES
A ll White, Brawn A While.
I •■rm.rl* * , W . al axs.-’.l'al.al
* W all Irnlkvr. i . U o . w hllvlln n n ,
lly at POPULAR PRICES.
W k U r.H lM -.
Bale Mcn'g Cool
SUM M ER SUITS
A ll $9*50 Suits N ow
(5.95
A ll IU .95 Suite Now
$7.95
Brown aad While,
and
law
heal*.
Luggage
Clearance
Lad left' 111.98 In 97.95
STYL EBT,
W h i l e . 11.0,
wait—q m e w . ______
H
SANDALS
July Clearance Price
l-adlra* ffi.00
P E R F E C T EZE
Mad# by Central Ca.hlen later sale Jety
I Clear* ace Price
K
A ll
Suite N ow $15.95
A ll jn O O Suite N ow $18.95
\w«ty
E
IIink n! t'rlmmlo
I 11n11mil
t Jrt'lFT
i n i l v.
1 J I' 111 • III i k
1 *! fUJ) UN'IMI-
C icdd
........ . Si T
SunlIu J
iitlilitT .
It.illi r.
l * J fti|M f l o u r
y
I u*nut ' inn
M ;i,\ i ' » ‘ y m f r e
iii*’Rrtls .tali I In* rr -1 of Dit' III un
«11*-iiL4.
M ti g u i l d
\ 1ltd u* N ill. Hunk
. n f MiirtsgFs a ml
tirape JelU
S’ left
sound,
np
iri «|u *■
A xod f» nit ptcki d
uphin
J1
hcuim uftir a ram, if p o«ohtr
0%« r ripe fruits give a -yrupy
nnd mulei ripe fnut-* tri'e
a Jelly of inlet on I’hivor Stem
i «r *
and
ri mb
uffichul
uiriOtini to (mivtde juhf in hoi
torn 41f cooking vessel, 1he lest
Ik * f g » -
i
I
in <1"I, ilaik. di \ pint«
A ltr.atlva gtylee.
I H . . M U Hf
y i >i ; k
Seminole County
Court Records
f I O ltlll V f•|| \l KS
I * id.i's supply or'
,)*
the wild
vtmr ir*
n|ii. i* i
btito h Lcuprs and Mi. , idm
fu-'i ii dt Ift’ iou-* and . ,i ilt ,<»
!»’
ill W‘*"* jellies oid
M'o
f 01 'he hum*1 punmi
A popular n f» i *hmu
(to
\t :i\ t' i.ui
(Trnl’' uive I* 'c n H
ii the
d
and rurvMlt wi-n! mid m,u
h.
USod 'Hi (he |t|f|Mt;d «'fl ■-)' 'ii,.I ,
b* i tap. * and d i*'«H
i. h ,«
grtiFu
m etar,
-Mir i S ■
etc urn , ,iml gelatun fitix i i l i' 1tn"d *piceii grilp* s .»
m ii
ifr- •, 'hh
llU ipen-ili
|M do
Ks-o it tal* m canning m « . no
tnu
' d, smftrlttlip
fhi
km
■nd ih'ocuuh
slcrilf/a u
ftuu and cont.iim r(.rape Juice
In muk lMg grape
no
Ch.
me** important thuvu
tain m tlo fuii'htd j '
. lit
Pl**ii mu .piahtiiM ,,f fft, i>, p
Jti i't
I in |o\yi i the I* nip* -.* m*
aurt ■ sfullj
employed
m p;ttci r.i* n . tin lr-* d.int it
dc*l M'l uni oi modifying ih. i* ! |
cal * iniiuiftt flavor.
1 *e fully i tpe. wound.
•r >
fnn
i lush thoroughly
U
(Trill" * may he complete Iv
i -* I
wbh. iti* h« at mg hut thi
, m .f
rrsife* u»ed for i cd i*i io
•) i
is ludd
n thi -kirwand
mu
be *•xf f Ni"' e11 hv hen!
Ib at 1he i Mi*de d giapi
low
ly, ■'In t illg fr ipo irly, in ,, , *
t*T» d o ‘V'1 I fi11 iiliniit hi miimu
at lilhoj! iolj degi res \ i o
a
her iTi-un- tei for i . -t me • m
|hm. ' i i ,
h m i .mi all • pin
111 *1Mlrt llpd . 1I h III' I
:i
Hii itp do. pt,j| iluiirol hue „■ oh
IIU
iff- Ul lung -l-dlllloll'. i’ *uhoi mt.i ch ain -o aided,
nos.t
fiiu-hi d hoi:|i * t.» v. mhin
1
iiicdi * «■i cork, * up and phiro
boi !. * a a hot t/oittal p i i.ui
in a tt.idi hoih-i m laig lo»t!o
thin lia ,. ci fftl-e Imif f in Hi.Id
pin . h.'loxv sminn'i htg i.d> ut
J7t‘ degiee* V ) f..| |«l on.um.
Mmi- ,it least
uu he* of vial c
lIV' l Ihi1f I u lb-move fi iMll pa
l«nni .1 irul n1111u hotfh III .... t
yvh I. h oig on hi ir *d.
I Ii
FOOD COSTS UP
WASHINGTON. July 12. MX—
■ 'Food co.ta increaeed t J per
cent during the month ended
June II, >ha Bureau of
Labor
Stall*tie* reported yesterday.
\ncient Ox ( art
Shown At Muse mu
Made by CaatnL AA while aad taa aad
while. Hl*h aad law hhaL
SANFOPD, FLA.
J
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�TUESDAY, JULY 15, IM I
je r Hurls Locals1To 2 To 1 Victory O ver Leesburg,
THE
Win Gives Locals First
Gon Series This Season
STANDINGS
p i -u d i u
•
N e w Hurler Allows Seven Hits W h i l e
. Mates Get Only Four O ff Travis;
i,- Adz* Single Wins Hal] Game
. B J JULIAN 8TKNSTHOM
i '
Har a Id Sparta Kdilor
V ENETIAN
PARK,
LEKS
B U B O , July 12— .Illy Jim Flnicar,
, MW addition In <ha Lookout hurlb f eorpa, laat
night
al!owu<!
MTfD hlta and around 'he
hit
wkich atored a run lo down the
. L M sb u tf Gondolier* 2 to 1 In a
ngntar Florida Sta'e
Lraifne
•
Mcrifirp amt scored when Finger
singled to cin'ir.
In the fourth, Devi* walked bul
Pit man form ! him i l
second.
HGlh forced pitman at second ami
stole Mrond. Hr icorn i w Nn i
Johnny Adz lined out a tingle to
center field.
The
Uodoiiers
ifcurtd their
only run in tha firzt when Groat
wan safe a* Adz dropped his fly
tmll in right field,
II p wrnt to
third i»n Arnold's inf it Id nut and
lews’ single to rrntrr.
*
rrtT K
i:
(lltlnVBVlIfH
^...
ii : s m i
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41 31
»t.
1isytons Bearn
_ 41 J- rl J
Ur Undo
•
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l
41
CHATTANOOGA,
July
•A,
J
12Ht Auguttns
. Iw <1 1. • Joe Kngel, baeRlll'a
No.
|
I'dfat ha
37 41 1 7
I h Ijiu I
12 fall :■*** *hnwman, kpppit criming up wi*h
ZaBlare
J» M ..111 new TAzy^ o f getting lii« picture
Kteslt* lest m«fti
in the new *paper*.
•aafwrd 1. U m k ir f I.
1ir luiuf <»- H i , A u g i i k l I it*-,
till
It
was
'Happy
Birthday"
I ..a I fi'Wi y 1111* ■I J-i I .« fi*l,
rim n
j»*l til In pink fronting from the
I t U l k a Im ytm in
l le u r l*
i
pi fondant o f the ChaUanooga club
G a »f«
T e ilfll
Rl. t i g M l a f a l R e a l * ml.
to Mr*. Virginia
Win*lon
in
i i i l B i w t a il l le**a t>u rg,
lOu/iIy Jail h«*re.
I<4* i » n a Il rm rh « t
•iA ftepviMw A1 I'nUlkn
"Running » basahall club has
(All m;<tm•*ai i| IV iJ M (
modi* mi* wUh 1 war** hero many
% A T t n T A | . I . F . A f e l I.
* time/* Kngel told Mr*. Winston
New York
I.
-'1
" I "aw in * he puper tha*
you
|*iti ah u r a
<i
.
wardnl a cake »n*l here It
!■/'
i ‘ Inc In tiA 11
J‘J
il
1*hla.ok **
„
J*
I
M«* struck n match and lightotl
llofAlnn
31
I
‘III candle*.
Hi
b iu lf
- 1*
I"
Hi unit Iy m
til
t
No h *h Gmn 1700 own stock
I'lllltfaJc 11* hi II
*l
t .
in lh«* < ha'tunoogi franchiae.
Ilta vlla
t ratrrda y
"They cairn you nlole
fioni
r i l t i h i i r a U, i ! h l i angt t i
rtojrrr kept hie hlta well era'tend during the evening and on■' n i l n n a l l », HI. tea*il!■ *
' ly In ana inning wae he In trouble
N »*
T m t Ii a t Hriioik l » n, r *i
mxmu>
and tju l wan in the eighth during
H l l t l y i . i f i l l * (krfitnl'lll'wr, I ,
eft r
ft •
; M
Infield
convrrielion.
WMh M - m r t r f
haaaro Y*4ay
•
2
3 (»
l l u r l n i l ml HI I a m i U
4 ii
1
1
, nanara on third and lin t and f J'lfkt M If
)*!■ 11it 'l ej p h i 4 At l " h l « T i * ' t
• lu
3
'I
P«VlB
II*
I two DM out, Manager Itodgera
N ew Y o r k * t f'ln cln rm li
2
1 •
3
F ' l l m i n ll»
llrM M k ly n a i r t t » h u r « h
Want to the mound and railed A*l* rf
4 it 2 1
3 1 1 L
• ton$rrente o ! hla Infieldne. r i f ^ r a t p
A w r.m c AN
ir . t n ir
2 fi it k
Iitfp’riMiA
- m th o u t
giving
Itodgera lair FlFUffr |»
M ;•*
(»
«
1 I ripvelaiiiil
N
e
w
Y
o
r
k
a
.''w a n tin g to gel o ff the field, I'm2 4 IT llnwlr.n
il
;%
TulaI*
Phoney Smi'h tille d
four
W ««|i rijd<*n
Uy 'halla that were nut pltthed and
I *wl ruit
L tro n i it -j
ft • t ’ hlci* jto
eft r
walked Clemmona
illiing
Hie
Zt
1 I I lai l,n|w I |,h an
4 1 tf
♦ Ir o n i r f
teats.
n n HI leMljIa
,’ J I
4 il
Am<rla| rf
I
t
M
a
l
i
a
Y
p
a
t
r
i
d
ar
(»
.Rodger, erring whi' he wna I4l>k II*
t
1
3
IMt 11**', a. ] pli In
nl
\\i-h
r
j
4
i
:
I'TMt*
■!
(■. ■ doing ran o il the lied. Sklnney
4 ii
1 4 |aI el > r ' l f Of tile t tl I •*
4'nU f
SK. Me d o w in wbb a* i he* plate anil rUinoni I
Hifily Hif me iM'lia-aliileat i
i
*
1 i»
leAanea Tcaalny
n
*
1 «
"B M ftr *
ran out
toward
the MH In ?l»
1 1^
Ht
I.m il* m N e w Y o rk
4 n
4laala# 1 Hi
■lAta lo get Smith to announce
I ‘ h i m g n a I l >H)nr,e1|.|| -|
4 ti
1 1
Travln i»
___ — —
----- —
I ' e t r o l t ft I II..pi '.tl,
i that the game w ia bring played
I'll* v r l a i K l Af W u r h l n i f l M n
13
1 7 27
Tntfl Is
C ijiu H sr prottnL Hmllh met him
1
ii
n
itri
|
l|
ii
it
2
flfinfnril
-«nd kfpt yelling for him In get ld>Mliijr(
1tin {Kill Him—1
invIk 2 I'ilnmn 4. BMI h.
1 1 Off.
S ff tha field and flna
finally Rmlgt-r*
I'ternm
M
K
* t'trmrr l
yelling end :o
, M U d him lo atop ye
w* f> ifiiis 3 Mil ptW11tl i
Smith a f lad
p w a a t the game. Si
Tiarl. J t'.rrnr. Alin
TllkltiHT** U4Ri:o
1'tWll II, tl 1*H1* 2- linn"
wa, at Trnvlp
rtejlatd what Itodgrrt
Ito<tgr
HI. .4ia|uni lute «t l.pfiliuni.
In. Drew-. Deicer.
Ail*
prulfatrd
the tmllH
toppling lo do, pn
l*n v tn n ,l lle u r h
i t 1 1* | m i i m I.
T w v liis
hit. n i-k
I......
Itrlnmio n| leeewbnrit
gataa but two ball, had already Illalt Hnrrlflr*i P*r»mn« ? Me
i lulllPAV 111st III |*dlulkn
llownn
hnuhk
(iltyp
Itluk
t‘*
M
i*
■boon colled on Mtdowen.
%%►:•».%Ikill %i kKallT, J| I.I II
flnw nn
In
.
M »O i.w r»n
l«
hen the play wa« reeumed, |)r»w* (>■ finIn-1,. Left MU I'll*'*
«Hnf»ra hi kt. %Huo*tlate.
Iiel.MDiJ a I llnilinoi Hi m li
Flngrr threw a flrat atrIke and Huofor«1 T. f,*a nliurn * H «»' **n
J^aw*liiir a h I HI
A tin i m 11tit",
Ia
n
II-.
nfr
Flnf*r
1
.
T
w
H
l
SM lher itrlke. Contrer** and l)n- Htrnrk »t*i l»» FlrtiPr 1 Trtivti f
f'dJnlkn ul *I aItipm>lilt*
TIII'HRIIAY .MlillT, J i l l II
■ wl«. were playing head, up hull till lay pltrhrf, I *i»f»l»•’Ml
I'V
BMAffHMl
11a pI**AA Ilrnrh1 and caught Clemmona o ff firat Trsvl".
helninil At fit l»ni|o
h«aa. Dawla threw tn Pitman to
I'* ImI kn At U ta lm ii
Ht. A ijkumI Iim* a ! 1 ifta*ev11li»
a |Arnold on third and PH man The m<»l violent earthi|iiake
Fill II %Y M Ulir, Jl »% 13
rw
( ’o ntwraa at the plate to r'i»t of the Mlaaiaeippl wcurr.-tl
IVAflAAA llenela a I Vdiiluni.
ttrhindu ut |je14«ml
in Charleaton, S. C., In IHdd.
r.i‘ f » i ’ Arnold adding.
l.aiwahurg hI l*AlAika.
Tha Lookout* acoreil thrir firat
Gnlneiivlll* nl Hi AtikU'Iln**
,na In tha third atanaa when Con
iATHIIA Y Nila II IT. Jl I.I lit
An ordinary alephnnl ran rarry
FlllMlki (Al SlB(<N.
K . tn rp o waa hit by a pitched bull,
Ml. AUBUAtlin At l»e(*ti Hit.
l{amua'|holf o ton on a level road.
" • ■Igant to aeeond on Oe
,llitlAfido V»t I tuIneai Ml!**
J)a ytona Up aclt a I I.eealntrA
a
atkiiAY. Jl id it. .1 ••. vi.
M sltnl Af Faliilhi,
I*e14*ml i*t HI. Auaimliue.
4Ia Iii#avIIIw At DrlAmlo.
Baseball Program
' Classified Advertisements
B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E
if.'.'
W. J. KIKtl. rtaablBB. rbsaa SB.
f t . B A « I I O W W at.s I»f4 h *0 hr
C ln a tafca raall* Saawa Saw.
J.,
I r t u * Jawalar Maaaalla A*a.
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PERSONAL
H s,
B-\-V MOtMASDSTS—DID* a as f'lw ferT
saas Pat Baaatf radar. Urmaa*
S'
oils.
M « D M O M * a a H a rr. I t
ml
. t a e l e f OaafarO. laa » * . * * —
aarea aaOea e a llla a tle a —a aerea
Bf. sa t la Or ease U rate. I * head af
V a s tu a . 11.ISO Term s at was sash,
■aaa
y e a riy .
M e tle lla a d ,
as*
' r n a t l A re.
pz, *
________ —— water healer,
arm (tap Isay tahlr. 4IS f a lp a m Ara.
.'-.M S M A K ra ry
t'
>
aaa
a a rr.
e a adlllaa. A a g ly
M a y m lla
A ra . r h a a s
M ALE
IN S T R U C T IO N
JeeeBhurig
h|
h a y Inna
IteNc h.
Sugar Quotas To lie
MISCELLANEOUS
P U S T O O * haallh'a
aaSa d rta ji
a id e r S a n a a w a te r — •’ h e a r a n .
1,011a n A liar's Oaae sad Irek
H is t few* m M M l *•» H 1"
ItMfB. f»r baali * * * *•»
■Ii m « h * N a m « « i
•t*M
w t t f i Ita • * • * - > !• * • »• M « «
war* Co*
FOR RENT
•me fellow/’ Kngel said to Mr*.
Winston. ‘ There are 1700 cfalming the same thing about m**.
Reiter move over. I'll be
here
my time."
Ri.rira llonu'iy. new manager
of 'tie lAKikuitU, arrnmpanirtl
In, I«jm to the jail.
Kngel aaknl M n. Wina'on how
Inng >he waa being held.
"I hail U0 daya, but il
wna
rut '□ fM," ehe replied.
"The firat 40 day* are the
hiitiieal,*' >aid Kngel.
Say, if | were you, IM take
mu' a rouple of thoaa
randlei.
I mu don't look no."
\ rlui, employe, Mr*. Wina'on
.11. roneW'ed in connection wi'h
the 'heft of a pockelbook.
IN TH E F IE L D OF SPORTS •
lly J U L IA N STKNSTHdM
In about a month and a half
I f* or r»D husky San ford youthz
will don fnotl.all tog* to make
toady for tin* 111 IH gridiron aea-]
Mon of Seminole High Hchoot.
Although Couch L. McLucus.
head couch, H i*till at the Unl*
versity of Wi»con*lnt football ta
already getting Marled
for
a
number of boy* are starting to
work out dully to get thcnmelve*
m physical *hap<v
The roach'* likely chnica for
an eleven in left end, Sam *'Kil
ler" Wnita, Hubert “T iger" llow• II, left tackle, Jim "W hltey"
Young, left guard, Fred tlannaj
wdl bold ill (Wii the center po*i-
tiun. b a rren Odham, right guard
A diby June,, right tackle and L
M Telford or l*etc Kchol*, right
end.
In the harkfield, Arthur ‘'R ed"
William*, ipiurterback. Buck KorKH.on, left half, Darrell Forgu«m . right luilf.
The full back
l-i.itioii i* open for there is not
even a poaiibilily in right at thi*
time.
• * * • •
M O NTGOM ERY
- l/V) ^
2H, guard
at
h .rrh ,
,|,.n
A.
J l.
or
a*
siH in
eight
TESTS ASKED
Constance Henderson, charged
W ASH INGTO N
-Q P )— lU y ar
with disorderly conduct, was sen
tenced to pay f j or spend 10 J Torino* Diego, cf Ponce, Puer
day*
in jail.
F.
n.
Dyson, to Rico, proposed in a statement
charged with disorderly conduct,I yesterday the industrialization of
was dismissed, and Alvre Wood, hi* city “as the logical place for
also charged with disorderly con the test and tryout" for the poz*
aibilitie* of establishing branchez
duct, was dismissed.
The following negroes
were of large mainland Industrie! In
tried: The case of Foster Smith, Puerto Rico.
charged with doing business with
The Library of Congress « u
out a license, was continued. Ed
Cooper, charged with disorderly completed in 1R97 at a coat of
,
conduct, was sentenced to
pay Iff,000,000.
1 10 or spend HO day* in
jail.
The m o* o f Willie Mae Ander■on, charged with disorderly con
M A L A R IA
duct, was continued, laiuru Mae
Ui V ffeya
u l
Cook, charged with
disorderly
w tttv n
conduct, wa,-, continued*
COLDS (A
Luther Gaines, charged with
ttrat Bar
I
disorderly conduct, was sentenced! LlaaM. TkSlats
' Has Jacks, ^
to pay $f) or spend 10 days ml
“ 'T w a i “ *
»<>
Juki. Roy Simmons, charged withi
T rr - R a l- M t - t t.a '
War I f * I n i (.lalM at
disorderly conduct, wa» sentenced
to pay $fi sir spend 10 day* in
jail.
Monroe Harvey,
charged
with reck lest driving, was sen
tenced to pay $10 or spend 20
days in jail
Johnnie Maxwell, charged with
dl*4»rdrrly conduct, was sentenced
to pay fr> or *pt>nd 10 days In
jn il. Roshell Maxwell,
charged
with disorderly conduct, was dis
missed. Doahie Wingo, charged
•
S E M IN O L E
P R IN T IN G C O .
PH9NS 4S3
1 Wart Is C t P h M t - b fe r Ufe*
■•IfM FlarU* Malar Ubss t a s m
I t t f t f t ChackaJ Is DaatlaatUa
Ei r i i i i - I i IL Tsais Du m 4
rasdasUu PldacUl lasklsts
CaotpUlsfuTal lsfamutla« G4m
Bss lls lls s s N a s i Rat al s
K R A F T H bbS s^
|K * |
CHEESE SPREADS
• Juat brio, out asset at lari•lias of K iafl C.'haaaa Dpoala
and crachrr* . . . u J cun pan;
lalraalaanU ara all r«ad;l
T in a SprtaJa ara (n a il U
aaaiNIcnss, appallaara and
llir r r .
“"".r “* tli* imitl.r nia, ha brant,
il I-1. , to tha Ju.lK" or tha Nil,ill
Jml lain| I lr, oil. In am; for M.nil........... Kl'irhU. for H„ or,lor
"-b'MlIon of l"l,n l.'.nr) nr.... .
1‘•■|'l- * rolorra lot,HI In*la rhtlit,
r tn- nJill a „f John Hr nr,
i l «Jtir,
n» Hanfurit.
H«*rnlnol#
* Htmly, FlorliU. it.la the Uiti t|.»f
of Jinn* A, |». |*H
PINK M AJi i||
IDA MAJoll, f!idnreC.
JOE P A L O O K A
BY HAM FISHER
A Mutual Hero
t h s n
LEAD ERS
IN
SAN FO RD
Ju-
FOR DELICIOUS
•SNACKS . . .•
C'- im-lrr-i Iit ti .it * m „n n,a |llh
T
Jalf A. Ii. i n * ai i..n
; ; .......
of
with the poteeutan of lkpiart was
sentenced to pay f 50 or spend 90
days in jaiL
Wilbur Jordan,
rnarged with the poaseszlon of Ik
quor, was dismissed.
Kilby
LEGAL NOTICE
la
one
In one o f the zhortezt dock eta
of recent weeks two white men
and_ one white woman were tried
yesterday before Judge Frank L.
Miller in the regular weekly seirJtian o f Municipal Court.
prison near here, wan electrocut *
id
yesterday
when.
Warden
Frank Boswell snul. he touched
a high-tension wire which run*
around the prUo t wnlli to pnr
v* nt escape*.
MlTII I. Its- 4fl-l.lr.VTIU'* fu ll
AiiiifTtn* u f rim ,it
Tu \v it,*si rr m a t ( t in o k iin
M ir ii- K
The St. Auittniinp Fainl* un
der the management of Manager
Lyle Judy vi*jt the
Municipal
Athletic Field tonight for a cl»*h
with Bill ’ Raw Meat" Rodger**
.SsnfonJ l»o k o u ti in n regular
Florida
.Stale
League
LjtMe
' he
youngster
Joe
Binder
iloing the hurling for Sanford.
Manager Judy of the
HduJ h
has not announced hi* startiiig
pitcher bu* it i* eipected
fhit
( ' ha Hit? Fichler or laufty Brewer
will do the hurdng for the crew.
The line-up for the Saint* in
clude
Pete
Schwrigorath
in
rightfiebl, Kirkland on third base
Judy on second base, Otero on
firat base, Mobley behind
I he
platter, Batan in
ren l'rfieh l,
Reten.ski on shortntnp, Heim in
leftfieM, and either Ekrhler
Hrewer on the hill.
The line-up for the
mnte-t
will Im™ Moore
in renter field*
] Nil jack in Ifftfiebl.
David
>n
first Iwiac, Pitman on third ha***,
St it h on second ba*e, A d z
in
nghtfield, Contreras behind the
platter, DeKamu* on shortstop
and Wilson on the mound.
J u d g e F. L Miller Sentences
Violators In Municipal C o u rt
G U AR D ELKCTKOCUTEU
1in« Jonc(,
M U N C ir, Iml , July 12.— !4*>
A rurrium m a giiiiiiyiack and
ulxiiit 100 kccn-noard dog* give
Muocic eporUmcn aomclhing new
mi which tu bet.
It’, ti mile fnre along it 'enun, nt,'il trail. Trail* ai .* made by
dragging u rnrroon in n burlap
•uck uvrr field
terrain.
Sharp
nnglca ore included for benefit
uf the "alow but aure" dog*. The
fnalrr bound* overrun Iho trail*
nml l.i,e time gi-ttlng hack on the
acent.
A limit ii block from where tlm
V iii.ii i* rhuineil,
two
judge*
el.irid nt the nidi1* of the
trail
:iinl Ilie dog* niiHt pass between
tliein In nunlify for prize*.
Youngster In Search
O f 5th Win In Row;
Hrewer May Hurl
Dutch SrhnHdfr hnn rcportcil
ihut ho will ho rcaily to hurl tn
about u week, Schncldcr'A injury
Napoleon
to hi* aide ha* nearly healed and children.
tu* plan* In workout thi* week.
Here'* our b**t wizhea for him.
SportMmen Hack Dogn
In ’Coon Trail Race
M il* TO h k . as * * » raaOlltaaDiscuHsed A t Parley
I . , aaS Mlrrlft# H»lrta»rallaa
a*4 Srtlar iM a w lw a . »I b« 1 h*
■a.rhaarattr Ia#»laa4. wllllaa la
WASHINGTON, Jt ly I.V I/It
trala la > f i »
*• aaa1**'Artiha»yMt!iir
IVdrn
K r ill, tnlllltHi la * l» Baa I t » ■ « — Cuban
TSa SaafarS HrnIS.
Martinez Fraga
iliacimcd
ihu
Welle*
yeslenluy
tin*
Inter* ,;
S IT U A T IO N W A I T E D
Undersecretary of Stato .Sunni *r :
Sugar
Conference at
WOIIK IB l « w n l Saaaa *»»»•**• national
11. II. Ilarataa* asstf T«B K. SIS Lo ndon .
ar al (h a st A fa.
It w i i unilciktood their con*
U t a T K U i JOB aa m aid a r aaree. vermilion included the zubjvrt «>f
Kaa IW m araa. l a * P la e A ar.
international augar quotjit.
Meanwhile, the Pommeiri* |h»*
I K K ilK W O N K . C O IIK IN M . sla y aa
grrm laes. reram m ewdallaaa. A a - partment made public a repot I
M M as W aad. *11 fy a ra a a .
from the commanra alt ache nt
h u!
W IIIT M W A S w a a la warfc a l a i r Hsvana stating a decline
hlad. l i e s * rele re a e es . Jsa Mas been noted in Cuban import* i f
ai. IS IS M e lU a tllla , A ea.
United SU U a
automotive pro*
ducts.
U N
iifWOUNCEMENTa
Finder To Hurl
Frosting From Joe Engel .A gainst Saints
Tonight At Park
anin*f
H a p p y Birthday In Pink
w e
S H A LL SPARS
YOUR L W E S -B U T
TAKE YOUR
OOODS/
r a m a a m i i s a i m a i aaad a n t r y I a n aa C elery
Aea. Baa
M m . B la la a ll, Calaey Aea.
D A N DUNN • Secret O d e m H vz 4ft
TUI FU W T T W IN * l
OKE* BRUNO*
W C U . WATCH
. O U T FER .
\ VUH« •s ***
VdWMT VOUSC 6UV5
T O O » ROUNO U P
TW* MOB.—
I N
M
X‘M HEADIN' TW* MOB
T H B O W IN * A
RANOUCT m »
T O N IR W T .
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ac. »
^
r^ .. Bauford b Th# Only Central
___________________>
VO LU M E X X IX
AN
M em ber Annoclatad P r a w
A ir R aid ers
Bomb Canton
A nd Vaienci
IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y
RIVALS IN OKLAHOMA PRIM ARY
Elmer Thomas!
W idens Lead!
In Oklahoma
OKI AffiiYI A i IT Y
‘ 4*1
Seflii' t
hivmiiN
M
o e m i n o l e Citrus
Growers T o Unite
fi'i'ia ry r pponenlfl 1
I lfi*l Lux
test of
II
’ AI
Mm my. f f *ift in-i| tip-
l'r» snjriii j,
mil km
hub
gi i tin-v inngcd
Quartette Heard Tender Docks At
By Kiwanis Club M u n ic ip a l P ier
Joint Rnrbccue With 90-Foot Hoat Comes
DcLaml And Win ter n c , v>lty ror I irHt
Time In Five Years ,rfl
Park Is Arranged
•nationally
known a> It I{e|Hilihi Jli
Thu K iwi, id, t'lub win enter
tained today ul it* regular week
ly lumTic.u ai the V a lle* lintel
by a band i|iinrtelle frum
the
Orlandu post ,,f
tbo Salvatmn
Army,
The i|uurleIte. compoard « f IS.
W. Pyke ami III* win la-wis Pyke.
Gordon, Marrhant,
and
Albert
Walofa, J r * was introducad by
Capt. It. K. tim e o f the
lucal
■urgent air raid on Valencia did Salvation Army
pust.
Several
not tak* any caaualtlea, Govern- number* were played by the
meat official* aaid.
group whirl, played together to
Chinas* and Japanaa* contin day for the first time, according
ued to fight for Kiuklang on th* to Mr. Pyke. the leader.
Yaagts* River I3S mile* below
Discussion o f the approaching
Hankow. Th* Japan*** air bom
annual chicken barbecue which is
bardment of.Canton waa th* sec
held at Hanlandn Spring* every
ond In two days, the
raider*
year in conjunction with the Ktawtaping ovar th* city three
wanl* Club* of Winter Park and
time*.
DeLand waa the main business
Th* Chlnta* rapprttd that Japbrought before the group.
aneae had been stopped seven
The barbecue ie planned
to
mil** downitrcatn from Kiukiang
take place Thursday. July 2H. A
and were attempting to bring up
motion wa* pawed to dispense
reinforcement*.
with the regular luncheon on
Expecting a resumption of th*
July 27.
4driv* toward Hankow, Chinese
M o»l of the members ilgnified
strengthened their defense* In their Intention o f attending the
was pointed
^ - l **™*' , , ,
. . ! barbecue.
It wa*
out
^Hb s h Shc-vrs
m, mhm roul<l lnyU. , fou
uf vUjlo„ t0 ,he
if
lh, y wouW [lu,jfy John U o B M jy .
fhairm, n „ f arran|t, mtnt
b
Mandny. July »r,
Arthur Braniin broufht u ,hj.
qUM,lojl „ f . pru[KU#l, baaaball
|ha,
,
.
I(“ mr b* tw,,' n ‘ he Rotary and
Barbed wire
entanglement*.. Kiwani. Club* and asked If
tronebos and aandWg redoubt* date liad been
tor the game
wor* erected In th# *tr*«t*.
It wa* announced that the club
Moat dvlUaiu hod fled. For- had accepted th# challenge of
Olg# mlaokmarlca coUbllched onrihe K „u ry Cluh and that a con,
oawgoncy refugo M M at Ruling, mittee had been appointed
to
a mountain woovt IS mUca away, j make arrangement* for the game.
No definite date has been sat.
Kidnap Confessor
Called Insane By
Washington Chief
TACOMA, WAHH. July I S A ahlpmaat o f oaH' flah waa
William Col* o f the
m a lte d at tha cemmedlty dlatrlbutian roam at 111 Pahnftto Washington highway patrol *i|d
h* wo* run* Ineed th# man 0f
many alia***, who “ confessed"
lh* Mattson kidnaping yea Ur day.
waa “ A mental ras* and had no
part in th* rrima".
Col* «aid lb* man, wha give
hla nama as t’larenc* Whit*,
Clarence Thorp. CUrenc* Mead
and Fnak ODon, would not be
rbarged wllh th* kidnaping and
slaying of th* 10 y*a» obi
Charles Mattson, but probably
would b* given a aaaity bearing.
C.U oald b* reached th* de
cision after faur days o f almoat
constant
question lag
during
which th* man changed
atata>a aWat th* hldnaplag a
«d Invahrad aavaral
W briar won fouad to
Wvo
W AfO O fO rO M —
Chair.
M Dtaa (D - T o ) odd yaatarday
a Hates* aammltta* tw m m ti-
Fur the fir.it lime in five year*,
Thr.
..
.
u»¥t* tli«' rimtitlrnl In'* hr i op
UlYR
the Dinted St
Stale.
Lighthouse piir1u„ „ y
..........I ,f.
T#iid( r I'aluu'Uii, timlrr thf rum
fW ti
of
his
i lan-ki'-'h' oirnliil
fiimhl uf i’auL U. N. Vivk, vuiirtt 4|4mkiiir tmii
Hunfuitl. It tiuM.ktsl n the MumKnimili* fmm WustlimK'uii, hr
ri|»ul 1‘ifr thi-t iituinihK ■lxnit «|Mikr kintl wunh fur
Sttmlor
'J-ihi otlcrk.
Itarklry,
rrnumimtlon
The big lender la til) feci long "*
»"•* d.d,ver..d |.*t*
by 20 in width. It draw. . draft " " ,fcr U ,k *“ s v " * '',r
nf .1. and one-half-feet a...... a* " f tMl,°
R#n,' ‘,, L* r , w l >' * 1
arcomodatbu,* for a crew ,.f l'2 Arkansa*.
including ihr rapitan
I I" hi* Oklahoma
l dy
'n k
Roosevelt n,*d# no referenre n>
The crew of the tender will t»(innier Smith, fifth district c,o>
gin work on navigation aid* along
gie.snian running again.i Thou,
the rivrr from Hanford to Jack
,a. and Murland for the senai.*,,nvtlle in a day or so working
nomination. Smith voted again t
their way gradually down tin
the adminiitia'iun farm loll and
river. I ’apt- Vick u id hr raprctetl 1against the President's rrnig.m
the work will b* complvled about nalion measure
the firat or middle of m-xi month
Included In th* crew i* l.irut
II. II. Itigga uf lh* United Htatr*
b
I'oaat and Geodetic Survey who
will lecure new data for the In
side Route Coast Pilot, on I he
TO K YO , July I T — lAh— An rs
inter coastal canal. Lieut. Itigg*
i. scheduled to leave the craft ample o f Japan', fear of anti
soon Capt. Vick said the boat ha* war sentiment among her people
as he secured moat of hi* Infuru,- appeared recently when the So
prrni*
Cuurt
validated a four
atiui, on the trip up the river.
month.' prison sentence
meted
Included In the crew are twu
out to ■ man who merely whislicensed deck officers, two tngl
*"■* i pared hla thought* »n the Chnta
near*, two quartermaaters- four £ -f ll...........
conflict to a friend.
sailor., and two ill the me.a de
Japanese police charged that
partment.
Sueklchl Ukida and an unnamed
Since It was hrrr five years f rj#n(| wera engaged in a casual
•go. Cap! Vlckaald the boat has ranyaraatlon
aboard a Tokyobeen *i|uipped with the latest type bound train.
Whrn their voice*
two way radio communication.
dropped to mere whi-per*. me
Jap I Sentenced For
Anti-War Statement
"> 111
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Mid Mill uf M f. iiMil \|ih 1 Inn Lift
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Referendum On .C o u n te ss DroJjs
M arket Pact Is|C rim in a l Charge
Set For July 22 A g a in st Husband
Ik *. iep*
tl,.* Ilie i*
ul , (Hily
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' In* -i il* j
I'lihhi il >
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•
Growers Will Decide ^ * 'ort*V *s Jntlifftftl
On Termination Ofj * * ^ ‘xt ,Movt‘ ,l>
Control M e a s ures1 U w>\yemih Heiress
tII*
Ml k
to
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H*s phuif' ■ ft Im id tulle Ill'll Ihu
would to "111 Mi*' in 1#11 t
lv-p ilc alaylait'-, ....... .
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to id ii i ‘ m I- uidv I * liuiim arid
pi* at ina," * td
inn mi"
spes-nlatioii.
few
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in HHiiurr .i Jie 1 tlii*
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would go <o fur u, |„ miiiic It, ■
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Ui ihf t‘f hFiiil puli In* mt*
mail to- rrpie cnt«il m
M oony
1 "iMpMifd willi i'u l ' » lime nf
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yolvid.
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At I lif fir»l hfaitnp, on July iiaU nf Aialtiiiiui uminvf tin- ed id 1 thud leg fm ni Mtm«*uw f«l
Joe MurI ft, Uttu C'aldwvli, SUx Ti# iaftyi*ti» for holli the euunl nod Nfw York iVtilrul Ruilimid th Oltinia
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and
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and I’ cte Higgina.
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D ay ralF.* t ib th«* piufniiMf inutli* in Jatiun mi
the
Trail .-Hibrrian
Also Raymond Lund<|ui*t, W.
exps-ctvd *0 continue to ln<le runauming m:ukit
railway, wlu'ii the imllLmittina
0. Dean. •< W. Dura, G. D. j bl, ulentily uf the uwivly man
The U*f! h
tnknl I m »*
pm I •nian pilnt and hia fnur com*
Workman, (.hum Stanlay,
cuiHrriiril unli-sa i. bsrante
*n tabliiili rali'M fur aimth* in rdup panimir ri't their
tft in motored
art Altman, A. C. McHaynuld.,
bit uf avUente.
prra fo northern indiitm miupur plane iliiwn at 1» [\ M. Moicow.
Karlyle lino-holder, B. L. F*r-|
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Mhf on a mil, age busis to rate- Him* n C M. KHT),
flavis. imu k*’t iiihf Aio’i'ialist uf tin*
gi*nrrat crofi sect■■mi .»r t hi* r\|g
rinillural Ad iiHtment Admmis|r:i
itmi, and II. Il t'layton, udniin
ktrutivi* olficer in charge i»t the
agr ii* uIt ural
t'on-er vat o.n
pm
grain, 4!niiniinvi)l»* have bn*n up
Milted to fohduct the ie fi,n*l»
diim,
Voting plm'4’ 1 were lifted
fidloftA; Sfiniiioli* t'on lity— Sun
ford# futility ngrnt'x u ffife at lh**
Cuurt’ House; Hvieilii, Nihla kf ,
iJriig Store.
Manatee county —
Bradenton, county agent'.
uffire, court house Sarasota four,
t y —.Sarasota, county agent’* uffirs-, court hnu-e
I'alni . Resell
coiin.y -lle llr Glade, city hall.
'I'idl* Open at !):(lt) u'clock in
the nfhrning and close ut 6 00
o’clock in the afternoon.
I'rodueers were given
notice
that tiiey had the opportunity
(ConliFiiiMl im
Tl»**«|
Two Scouts To Go To
State Forestry Camp
Greenfly Fairways At Country Cluh
Are In Good Condition, Fort Says
i*oI in* rum I and
j o . |iu.
SoUtlltM'IUTS Is
Urged At Meet
bins. It. K. I)eas, J r„
Howard!
__
,
Favllle, Hap Flaming. Ilomer P i ft* C h i e f A l t e n U B
Little, James Dyton, II, II, Cole
man, K. A. King, P, E. Kuhr.
Ford Harruon, Billy Ball, E. S.
Pira Chief Mack Cleveland at
McCall, J. C. Humhlnaoa, Francei Morrow, Nancy White, Jana tended an egecutlve session uf
the Slate Plromen’a Association
Bharun, and Mr*. E. Compton.
Al*o C. I). Hlghlayman ut hrld yesterday In (k ali.
Chief Cleveland aaid the chief*
South Band. Ind.j 8p*k Cochran
af Miami, W. P. Wilaon and A present dUcusaoil mainly method#
L. Camobcll o f Orlaado, Mr*- of fir* prevention and how fire
Baby Stanley and A lfred Stan department* eould improve their
ley o f Atlanta, Tom Johnaon and •arrive In protaetlng cilia* from
Donald Clyott or Ocala, Mat* fire haiarda,
Hawaii o f Waat Paha
Beach,
Amcng thoa* attending the * *v
Helen Compton o f Duluth, Minn.; *ion were Ban Tone* of Tampa,
P. E. Qaklcr of P a n Park. L Chief l.uk* Martin uf Clearwater,
A- Qaialar o f Plttaburgh, Pa. I Chief W. J. Duke of tuetie, and
Hr*. H. Y. Lyon o f Rtmtagham. Chief P. C, Pfandcr of Chattahoo
A la -i, till*bath Sha*maker of chee, and Chief A . P. Sadltr of
[GfnvaR. H. Y.
Watt Palm Beach.
i
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- 1
feathering At Ocala
being paid by sbipiu-rs wilbln
the notthern area, ll.dti ar«a- '»•
east uf lh,- .Mississippi and are
■eparated luughly by llie (Ibio
and piilomac river*.
At pyrsenl. freight rate* with
in the southern area are gnis-r
ally higher than those in the
northern or ‘•official'' freight rale
district
PARIS—W)—The (lovernment
announced yaatarday that it hail
already used up, to pay for *>*
month* o f ormcmant making, a
Hv* billion franc (about |I3M,100,0041 national defense loan
bunad only two months ago. and
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grown in the -d-ile, an mmoiMicc
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it her '**i‘itinl hu •kind ......... t ',,np •
lluilKw it /a
)(• ki n I..vi
[lawson viaill t.nlay
iH'arul m I hi* ^ha Id*v 11*.
Mr tin Wit* n sun I; thul It. It
report read, a woman pussengtr
near thrm berime suspicion-.
She proudly trallfled, in Ilka
da’s trial, that shr eavesdropped
and heard him voir* anti-mili
taristic thought*. The
woman
was highly praised for her patri
otism.
Tha green* and fairway* at
tha Sanford Country Club ar*
in a batter cundltion now tha#
they have bean for aavaral turnmara, Bart Purl, manager 'of tha
•luB, announced today. The re
cent rain* have settled th* duat
on th* fairway* and otartad the
graaa to growing, ha *ald.
Regarding in* round! of ploy
on th* court*, Mr. Port reported
that It waa much higher thla
ttungpor than for last. Although
than U a dacroaa* In patronage
at th* oontoo over that of tha
winter maatha Mr. Port **id thla
la potat o o f th* number of antbuaUat* who a n vacationing and
th* ahtneo o f elaltlng gotfaig
who play tha court* during tha
(
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Vt Ill’ ll
Sanford has changed a great
deal 'in Ihr past five year., he
drrlareil adding thht the most
noticeable feature I. the highway
along the lakrfront. lie aaid prepar,Ilona wera Just underway for
building the road when he wa.
here-
B « iu m of tha high ranking in
forestry servlet gtvin Huy Scout
Troop 14, Scoutmaster W. K. Kader, <!■ aulhorlxad to a*nd two
mrnrirra of hU troop to th# Slat*
Foraalry Camp naar High Spring*
for 13 day* In a training camp.
Raymond Kadar and
Cullen
Wiight w*ra atlaatad to go Ur
th* camp twcau** o f their work in
connection with tha troop** for•try acre let. Tha boy* Iravo Mon
day for >ha camp.
Tha local aoout troop area on*
of Iha thro* hlghaat ranking
troop* In th* aUl# In fort airy
tartlet, Mr. Kadcr dated, added
that tha 100 column knebt* of pub
licity glt*n tha fortalry work la
Tha Sanford Herald and other
paper* had p'ayod no imall part
In ucotlng thla honor for the
local scout*,
T rip T o U(M|tiii i‘
Loss T h a n I D a v s
Nterages 209
Milt’s \n Hour F.nrnule I’o Yakulsk
,
k’ u " Kt^iiilihry n'\ i
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Muni in Mu llrniD
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Dili. 1- tri.V f
\\ Mm land 7J(•14. tiilMlFI SlIllUl
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III 111* Il'fi'Mt .1il«in*N«t IltHfMiVeit n **ftlid
1lioimi'*
>' miiitt
11
fill! lift*11 l»f Vritkl llliillt |ir|p** t«»
Oit* ailfiiiiiKt ml mu
Ilf* 11►**♦*(I rt fa »i|11>|ft lII t 1.1 UoV
ciior MurInnif fm liiw till t uiitrr
vnfiun ftiirk, and l*v iiiferi*nc»*
dfilamJ .Murray, ftlm m p Ih U»
rt.iurtl
t||«. k»t.>,rnt.r - chair hr
am
J74
F o r w a r J R e p o r t s M,i,yh,:s imported t «
- i
l!et,rin Last Leg Ol
J.dv I V -
tl
M It K i t
American Fliers A re
Near Fairbanks In
Hop Round W o r d
'HI f t l |i\
The Spnnl.ih r:vil }vnr iitul
the Chinese-Japanese ruiifIn-' 1
brought new bumbunlnuTtK
Ht naltir Elmer Thomas ( l e f t )
uf Barcelona ami t'un'un w Mnrlaml hud a - **»it#- for the
while Hrituin rusheil athR- („ th*4 pdfV in the |h'inn**»:il|i* |*
tional troop* to trouble,! Holy u„ l tilted *‘tR', > Semite.
Land and France gave tier;
many an indirect warning to C a |v a l| n n
A rm v
keep hands off Ciechuxlo O d l V d l l U U
ttllliy
vakia.
r
HAPPY NEWS FOR FLIERS* WIVES
y HUM TlptfllRd, u k t a
.'■vi n.i,
Produrerr
Kslalilished In 1!H>H
_L" 1 .
fnv*iiiit, .* i*l* M»jtl ht* t tiiiifiimhiins
Germany Is Warned
To Keep Hands O ff
O f Czechoslovakia
I
1.1. I91H
ilv. f Lure,!
leiiij itv,-i
C ou niv
Mure Li ml Anil Vogel alilr-s I lian Any
Siinil:ir Ari l In .Xiiirrx'.t
>
New D e a l Favorite
Far Ahead In In
itial Test Of Sup
port Of President
Armored Cars Are
Sent To Holy Land
They put Into effect their
-marched earth" policy and be^
gan a oyatematic doatruellon of
watorfront prop*rtl*a. They nccopied British property, where
they mounted gun* and cut loop^
holes In warehouse* and wharf
NEW SPAPER
S A N F O H I). F I.O R D A . W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y
F r a n c o Commands
In Attack On City;
Japs Continue Hat*
tie For Kiukiung
Franc*’* warning ••nie In *
declaration by Premier Edouard
Daladiar that he huped France
would never have to fulfill her
pledge tu protect C**ehoiluv*lo»
but wo* determined never to gn
hack on her word If *uch hopes
proved in vain.
A aquadron of armored can
from th* lllh Hu**ar* rumbled
lata Palestine from
Egypt
»’
British authorities mat at Half*
to eonalder placing th# country
ftndar martial law to halt
the
Arab-Jewlth conflict.
I d Spain- Insurgent Generalis
simo Franc Iv o Franco waa reported to hae* takan personal
jLl command of a unified army of
Sem inole
Ifc r c tU t
^ f e r i d a C lip A ffo r d in g R ail. H igh w a y
_
A nd W a te r Trmnaportatlon
r r ^ A f
crop
t
C K O V K I.A N H ^ O n e
uf
Mm
fin e d crops nf Hcu Inland col*
Imi mi Central Florida
bolntf
grown by I#, lh K dgf h«r«. Tim
rotlm i mi In« 'Jik-urra flahl h
nlrrady rdmuhler high, and U f r i t
ftuw hull WFFvda, |.4it year hm
hurwated *J4d pouiuU o f lint to
lip* acre At i-umpured with BJ|
KO-pound average fo r th « Htata.
LOCAL WEATHER
WRATHER RORECAST: P u tcloudy- acaltcrod thunder*
ahower* Thursday and oat U t
tram* aoulh coaat tonight,
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�AN INDEPENDENT BABiY NEWSPAPER
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
U.S. Economilt lughes And Crew
Sees Benefits Reach LeBourget i i f
In Market Pact
A ft e r 1 6 H o u r s 'J
C. I. Tod D e c l a r e s
HUGHES SPANS
Growers Prevented
From Heavy Loss
es By Agreement
'p a w n for third Urn* to
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'R ik Spain anil ‘ rrrolt
M b f in PatoUtta.
M ; pmtoua
Japanese
Mtta had uk«d foreign
Id o ff frptn Floyd Dennett Field, New York, H
to LqBnurget Field, Paris. The first non-stop
A aa'kalf the Lindbergh Ume. The flight U the
hr 111)", la shown, taking to the' air at twilight.
Funeral Service*
For CardozoAre
RE HOP-OFF
i Hughes, millionaire sportst Lindbergh’s fast electrified
leg of a round the world trip.
Coleman Makes
Report On Rotary
M e e t In ’Frisco
Kotarians V o t e To
L Challenge Kiwanls
L T ° Baseball Match
tA report on the recent Roliry
lit r e s ! tonal convention in San
Fonnciaeo waa made at the local
M a r y luncheon today by It. H.
Coleman, past president, who pre
sided over tha meeting In th# ab•«*aa of President Geo. Rollins,
while club numbers voted to
challenge the Kiwanls Club to a
baseball gam* In th# Bear future.
Mr. Coleman also thanked the
RotsrUns and partlcutaily tbs
various committee heads for thsir
fkw co-operation during his term
o f office The Past President's Pin
waa presented to him with the
thanks for his leodorshlp during
the peat year by Kotarbn Q. W.
nrtitman
Dneftn’t
People Think
01 Him
The decision to challenge the
Ktwsnl* Club to a best ball i » * i
came after n suggestion by Roy
Haller that tbs proceeds o f the
gome might be used to finance
tha espenoso of dooerrlag total
boys ot summer camps.
J» reporting on the Rotary costvmttlon, Mr. Coleman ato tod that
bp jeksod 35 other Rotorla ns from
villous Florida and Cuban clubs
14 Jacksonville, aad at New Orlihaa took n special train for the
canven lion which traveled mostly
a* high! (topping for sight-ooolng
smyodlilona by day. Among the
d ia l Interesting place* vloUsd, Mr.
Grand Canyon In Arhsasw.
Angelas, and Hollywood.
Th benefits to growers of Um
Celery
Markrling
Agreement
from >n economist's
viewpoint
were revealed today by C. I. Tod,
»t,i>clate agricultural rrunomiat
of the United htatr* Department
of Agriculture.
Mr. Tod spent several weeks
In Hanford and other producing
sections o f the stste
studying
celery prices and ha, condensed
an analysis of prire factors on
which ha base, hi,
report of
benefits o f the pact.
Through his analysis, Mr. Tod
declared that had the 71)0,000
crate, which removed frurn Inter
state commerce by the Control
Committee, and _ the
liOO.OOO
cratee sold to the Surplus Com
modities Corporation been mar
keted, retorne to growers would
have amounted to mlnu, 2.1 rente
per crate.
A* a result of his dlligeqt
study of the Florida industry.
Persons Meet
|
lolent Deaths PIane Ordered B w ,
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fueled For MosetW
unog Week-End _ „ — t
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Follows Route .
'h . i
uto Accidents Take
« yD_ j u „ f • j J? $%‘S
L e a d In Toll As
^
I’our Are K i l l e d AmbasHador B u l lift,?
a , SeiK iao, Writs
Heads O f f i c i a l s
A< lra,t seven persons met
Who Greet Fliers-r ngS
violrnt death, in Florida over the
week-end, Three wert drowned
when automobiles plunged inlo
wster. An escaped prisoner w i ,
shot, A min died I , the result o f
» fight. Injur le i received in on
automobile accident were fa'al to
one. A spectator at , softball
game wss struct by a foul -ball
and died of a spine fracture.
Four persons saved their lives
at Bradenton by diving from a
boat after an eaplosion. They were
burned but reached the shore.
John Howard Cross, IS, ami a
brother Hrrbert, were drowned In
a ranal near Waet Palm Beach
when the family automobile ran
Into a waterway. Their fa'her es
ply of celery; level o f coneumen caped.
Sheriff H, E. Candy said Mrs
neoma; and extant of competing
Alma Snyder apparently was
supplies.
Mr. Tod pointed out that his drowned when her small sutoinoanalysis measured statistically tha W e plunged through an open
amount of offset each of these bridge at the Pensacola-Mobile
factors has on the market price. ranal Bear Pensacola. Her body
He declared that fo r a given was not recovered.
'Edward B. Broughton, 80, engi
season et(#ry Ineranea at I0U.IMU
tratas In, the supply o f celery, neer, was the victim of the softthe price wlU decline appruxl- hall game accident a* Miami. A
mataly 10 eeats per crate and fractured ahull received when hi,
that, every -rdRottUh R n s f l r f l r -euUahagHe ollROtr .a tree near
cent In the Inrome o f consumers Madison brought death lo Carl
Whlgham, 30, of Las.
decrasies the price o f celery 4
Sheriff f t silk Karel of Orange
rents per crate and vlco-vsrsa.
County said ha was holding a man
Also for every Increase of one
luted ae Joe Patterson, Zell wood,
percent in competing shipments,
night club opperator. In connection
th* price of Florida celery de
with the death of Boy Chandler.
clines about 1-3 uf a rent per
The sheriff said Patterson struck
crate.
Chandler with his fist, Chandljr
From these statistics Mr. Tod
fell bark and hi* he-d struck an
calculated that compared lo 19.17.
autoniubl'e. Chandlar died while
Income o f consumers want down! I'nllrrson was taking hint to a
i percent, which makes the mar
hospital.
ket price for 1933 about 32 cents
At West Palm Beach Depul y
leas than for 1987. The Inten Sheriff J. E. Hardwick said Ter
sity o f competition waa 12 per rence BsrreU, negro who escaped
cent greater than for last ysar. from the Miami jail June 20. was
The r tf ore, the I93H price la I fatatly shot by Deputy Barmy
cents lower from Oilo cause.
;Savage while racial Ing arrest,
With a freight rate Increase
of 3 cents per crate, a one tent
increase In ernte prices and the
one cent assessment
for the
Control Committee, the sum of
those factors indicate that if
tha same quantityhad
been
moved In 1939 aa In 1937 tha
price to growers would have been
about 45 rents less, Mr.
Tod
Ralph Bagwell, secretory
pointed aut. thin the estimated
roturaa o f 9t cento per crate for the Seminole County Chamber uf
Commerce, spent today la Tamlast ysar.
Commercial shipments o f celery pa oa Upilnea*.
(CealMoeO aw maos Tn-v*|
Th# monthly meeting o f tho
Board of Director* of tho Uemlnole County Chamber of Com
merce will bo hold In tho Cham
ber building Tuesday night at
5:00 o’clock.
City News- Briefs
Mac Huddleston
Sustains Injury
To Back In Fall
Tha regular meeting o f the
McKesson (Mao) Huddleston,
*9, who wag Injured yealords y at City Commission will bo held In
Solando Springs, waa reported the City 1U1I tonight at 7:30
o'clock, M'.y Clerk Frank H.
* Dr;
T * Langley, •«*
• «d lo * physician, to bp progresstop very well at the FernsMLaughton Memorial Hospital.
U B * W »ehl Mao hod susto M o d ^ ih P # t o n In but that no
Mr*, j , f .
—
PARIS, July II.— ( A P ) —
r*M%
i j
tl AMknl Ho|kse
M aikii allap
U b Ij
Hsward
after tspaasls| th* Atlantic from Near [
York to Parle la la«s than .
halt the
Lindbergh
tlaao j
was delayed tonight as his
glebe.girdling trip hy weath
er and slight dasaago to his
plaao. Ho annaa need ho
wo aId not taka off on thn
eocond lag te Mescow nntll
tomormw,
PARIS, July 11— (APJ—
Howard Hugheti and his crew
of four landed their plane at
the LeBourget airport here
at 10:38 A. M., eastern
atandard time, after a Iran*Atlantic flight from N«W*
York, the firs* leg of a pro
jected round the world tripe*
The American sportsman’
filar glided to an vaay landtag
IS houra end 38 minutes after
his taka-off from Now York*,
Cal. Charles A. Lindbergh, wha
fRn» tha 'n e t - mote be J I M -4**t
it tha only other pilot evor *•
make the trip, required 33 hours
and SI) and u half minutes fog
hi* solo flight,
hnnirdlataly
after
landing
Hughes ordered hi* plane
rwfueled tor a hop to Moscow is
hope that he and his companions
ruuld complete the rtfbnd thw
world air voyage In lean than slR
days.
.
United Htatca Ambassador Wil
liam C.
Bullitt
headed
the
throng o f officials who greeted
the fliers.
Hughes, the first o f five out
of the plane, looked tired bu3 be
grinned broadly. He took time
to put on hla necktie and kat
before coming out o f thn plsa*.
A big crowd 'prcMeJ around
th* plane, shouting "long
Uve
th* Americana.1'
Hughes surprised officials ah,
tha airport who had not espeetod
him for houra.
A few minutes before the big
twin-motored plane came In sight,
Hughes sent a radio message say
ing he was about to land. Otherwlse the welcoming commlttW
would have been caught unpropared.
Hughes was so esger to gek<
o ff for Moscow that he refused
to eat or drink. Ha aaitl weatbW
reports Indicated good
Hying conditions ahead. Moscow Is a honk
1,941 mllfs from here by air.
j
Tha rain, which had fallen be
fore Hughes' arrival,
atoygeg
Just Before the big plane dropped
out of tha sky. Clouds formed
sgsln as Hughes studied maps
and waatbsr cherts.
New Offices Taken
By State Attorn*]
Assistant Bttoy Attorney Lb
F. Boyle has moved hla oftl
from thn fifth floor o f thn
Untie Bank Building to I0S I
154 M. Park Avenue, * kt
building noma from tha Co
Haas*, no anasoused this mo
MgRuling that a largo part
tha w i t U tho Mato A tto m
offioa b vrikh people who i
have knoHi see to tho Oeurt Hoi
Mr. Boyle m l* that he had aw
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I* CJly Affording Roll. Highway
A M Wo Ur Transportation
Seminole County Produce*
More Fru it And Vegetables Than Any.
S im ilar A rea In A m erica
AN INDEPENDENT DAjLY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Press
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1938
HUG H ES SPAN S A T L A N T IC IN 16»/a HOU1
To Foreigners
Invaders Ask Powers,
To Remove Citizens!
From Cities To Be
Attacked From A i r
T
Spaniards Reorganize
j T o Permit Removal
*Of Foreign Troops
(r
Japan ( today
y>» »
warned
the
United Staten and other for
eign powers for third time to
evacuate c i t i i e n s from
China’a battle areas an the
wars roiled on in tho Orient
and in Spain and revolt
spreading in Palestine.
Two previous
Japanese
warnings had asked foreign
power* to i w o n national* from
, Dm polk o f Japan'* drive up tho
Yangtxo River toward llankow,
China'* provisional capital, Tho
B*w warning
tpccifitd a halt
dtaan eltle* which th* Japan***
■old would b* bombed from th*
air.
la PalreUa*. British troops and
Jewish constable* claihad
with
Arabs sa th* revolt *pr*ad and
hretbfpga and aeU o f Urrorlam
continued In ail port* o f
th*
Uefc,|mad.
I d 'Spain, Jnooix*nt Airman
bombod
government
deled**
from completing th* aiHaheo on
Report* from London (aid King
tloorga VI, wbo b *uff*r1ng from
gnotrk InfluenuL, |* mock better.
In Spain th* Spanlab govOrnwont already i wworklng out th*
raoggaDiaatbn o f Ha Intarnation*]
brigade* which will permit with
drawal of foreign fightor* with
out diiruptlng tu army.
1%a European 'non-iatorvantion
Commute*'* prepare 1 for aliminatfay foreign troop* front tho Spanlab civil war haa bean 'aid before
tho government and Ituargont ofTba plan, awaiting approval of
th* opposing Spanlah factlona, la,
fin t. to csont the number, o f for
eign fighter* in each lido'* aimy
nod, aocond. to arrange proper' Ureal withdrawal* from them.
■ Bpnnlarde are being reload from
■ tha rank* to fill pladw In tho govenmant’a high command formerly
M d by foreigner*, la each o f th*
‘ m k * core compered largely of
foreign troop*, Spanlah fore** are
£ kcRig miaad la growing proper-
In Ju*t IS hour* and 38 minutes after hi* tak* o f f from Floy d Bennett Field. N pw York,
man, and hi* four companion* glided to * landing on LcBourget K 1*1.1, I’srU. Th* first nnn-i>l»|
tho world in 1927, Hughe* m *d« th* trip (n lea* than half llie tin dbergh limp. The fliohi i> iht
Hare th* plane, christened “ New York World Fair 1939", 1* shown taking to ihp air at twilight
Funeral Services
For Cardozo Are
Held lo New York
HUGHES PH O NES BEFORE HOP-OFF
Home Of State Jus
tice b Scene Of
^ Ritea For. J u r i s t
PORT CHESTER. N. Y , July
11, — VP)— Political amT civil
trader*
who honored
United
State* Supreme Court Juitic*
Benjamin Cardoao In Ilf* a* on*
of tho ranking legal acbolara of
hi* time honored him In death.
Funeral aorvleaa for the diitlngutahad JurUt war* held today at
tho homo of hi* old friend, Jua*
tic* Icvlng Lehman of th* State
Court o f Appeal*.
Cardoao, C& who refuied three
year* ago to follow tlio advice of
phytic Ian* to taao hi* labor*,
died Saturday night at tha Lihman horn* of baart dlaaa** ag
gravated by overwork,
Th* Juitic*. a bachelor who
dedicated bla Ilf* to th* atudy ef
law, waa a member of tha "libar*
. 1” bloc on tha nation’* high**!
court.
Rabbi Dajeaaunin Cardoso—no
relation to th* JuaUco—officiated
at lb* service* ending with burial
In Cyprare Hill* cemetery on
Long l*laad.
Mr*. Eleanor Rooeovalt, wife of
th* President, Gov. Herbert Leh
man, of Ntw York, brother of
Judge Lehman- and hla wife at
tended, nlong with three of Car
duxo'e colleague* on th* Supremo
Court bench.
Chief Juitic* Hughe* of th*
United Slat** Supreme
Court
woo grieved by new* o f lb* death
o f Juatire Cardoto, which reached
him yesterday at Cortina D'AmRy DEVON FRANCIS
paaxo. Italy.
NEW YORE, July I I — (AT— If
wiry
Reword - Rebard
" I am Inexpremlbly grieved to thin,
millionaire now
learn of Juatiea Cardoao'* death," Hugh**, the
Hughes reid- " I l k an Imparabte turned tranretlonUg filar, give* *
tinker’* dam abM t what other
people think o f Mm, ho ha* never
shown” It during hlo id yean.
Hugh** innouaood. ho wn* go
ing to Dy the A lk a li*. Why,
wa* hi* bmioore. A few four*
ago no wa* making kit movte*.
He abandoned Hollywood. That
Democratic Chiefs
Urge McNutt f o r
President Of U. S.
IHDIANAPOUS, July ll-O F I
—ladtana Drewcntie ahieftaW,
Crawling
First Leg Of World
Flight Completed;
Plane Ordered Re
fueled For Moscow
a,
Follows Route
Used By Lindy
Ambassador B u l l itt
Heads O f f i c i a l s
Who Greet Fliers
Howard llughet wflwr ip ia*
mug lhw Allanlic from HeW
Yu* k Vo I ' s i k in I#a• than,
half the*
l.intlhwrfh
lima
w u tlrlavetl lunighl on hi*
||ub».|irJlin( trip by waath*
#r and alight Jam a gw In hi*
plan#1. He* annuuitcfd
ha
would mil lakw off on lha
ircontj leg to Moscow until
t«i mnrruH.
PARIS. July It. — (API —
1ln w ;in l I I i i k 1h "< m ill I iih r r e w
o f fin ir Intuit'd I h e ir p lan e a t
tin* l.rH im rK 'd .nriHirl
h e re
at
A t la id aj w li'il
M,
c uatern
flig h t
fro m
N ew
roun d
tlir
w o rld tr ip .
Tlu* A n n rti'an
n|airtsm an
fli*r gli.tr.l to nn i**'y landing
Id hour* "ltd
mm ii •>•■. nflrr
b is tak c<* f( from
New
York,
ful. I 'h a i k , A, Lindbergh, who
f mw tlm ram* rout* In I V if and
it th* onlv oihrr pilnl ever to
mako (In' trip, •
33 hour*
unit :':i uml j bull miuutc* for
kill M ill ! flight,
InimriHttlclv
uflcr
landing
Hughes iirdcrvd his plane
f#*
fueled for in hup l«i Moscow 111
hope flmt he iind his com pant uni
could complete the round
lh«»
vyorbl mr voyage ill less than si*
days.
United Hlutct Ambassador Wil
liam t\
Bullitt
headed
thu
throng <if officials who greeted
the fliers.
Hughes, the first of five out
of the plane, looked toed but he
grinned broadly, lie took lime
to put on his necktie and
hut
before coming out of the plane.
•
‘
UilY Nuwri Briefs
Mac Huddleston
Sustains Injury
To Back In Fall
A.
Y o r k , i lit* fir>c' h g o f a pr«>-
i 'I
hinin Hi*.* •tntlatic* Mr. T » d fl.
mlculillt'tl that I'niiipn,ml In I<#;»7, '
inrumc nf .'i.naumer, w,,,i
Mr, t'olrnian n:.u thanked thv
Itotariiii. and purticuluily th.
variuua roiiimltte* hrada fur Ihetr
fin* co-opv,*tiuii during hi* term
(o f office The |*a*r Prvsidtrit'* I’in
w*» prrarrt'rd lu him wllh the
thnnki for hi* l**d*r*hip during
th* pa,I year by llularijn U. W.
Spencer.
!
The ilirlilun tu challenge Ih*
| Kiwanlv flub lu ■ ba.tb.ili game
I rami' after a augge.lion by Kuy
Hollar that 'he prucrnla of Ihr
a
ganm might b* u<*d lu finance
I 1lb* open.** uf deterring local
'
I boy* at aumnivr camp*.
° 1'
In reporting on Ih* Ko'aiy conin- vanliun, Mr. Culentan al«t*d that
h* ho joined 38 other H»<*rian* from
vaitou* Florida and Cuban club*
1In Jacksonville, ami at N*w Urlean* took a »peclil train for *h*
convention which traveled mostly
at night ■tupping fur aight-***ing
rapedii inns by day. Among th*
most intereiting place* vktHrd, Mr.
Oolomin aaid w*rv Juarat, Max.,
tho Grand Canyon In Arixona,
Loo Angricv, and Hollywood.
| In San Fran cisco, th* convenI it* fin t 'inn « * * held in th* Fox Thrxter
mashed all -Vlch xccomodniex 8,000 parionx
records xt *hl|a overflew deKrgxttx war*
332 ' mile* '■kan car* of acro«i tho alreal.
I More than 10,000 parionx regiilatad
fbr Hw convention, Mr. Coleman
n V * ° . ' Mated, coming from every itata
n ,
* « lha union, and from 115 club*
dt different foreign countrla*.
„
Interna'iunai Fre.ldant Maaric*
‘ „ J DuParrey delivered the principal
^ addrere c f the occasion on "Around
***** f *
, tha World with Rotary," Daring
hit term or office, Mr. Cctonwn
m tha rub- ^ 4
y
UuPcrrey had vlaitod
hlo oxygen ^
toufllry ln th« world mainIho gaa un tabling Rotary club*.
| Ana I her highlight af tha ren
in, whan a rentfcn cam* whan F ait Praaldant
oppod
hi* **-----Rath rpoka on labor prore to aom* llgrea amt nplained that thu M * * Angela*, f p g langahoreman'* *trik* of three
10:118
M'aiuiard tiini*. « f t » T u ir a n s -
pi aI*.
Millionaire Sportsman Doesn't
Care What People Think Of Him
tr Europdnn fighter* only
to fBl th* hot* Id th* top
ronki b f t hy th* ailagi-
lughes And Crew
Sees Benefits Reach LeBourget
In Market Pact
A f t e r 16 H ours
Til benefits to trowel t of th** p,
(Vli*ry
Mark*1! mg
A gi eement I
f t iiin im rvonMinisi "s vh w point
Wi*r« t*-v»*a)erl toihv by I 1 T ihI,
A'lNiciatr1 ag. null iir.il
n i»liuiiiwt
o| lb** Unilrtl Still I-'* hvt>ui tmenl
oj Agrirulliif»*
Mr T « d " |M'III irtlU.ll weeks
III Sllflforil uiol "| liei |t|o«|lii il)g
Mi’ lluii.i of the
fate
-I tidying
leli-ry juices n^d im* cntolenatMl
{ill mimiI} s i * o| |m i m 'hieto ri oil %"
wbirh lie bilges hi11 j-oi t
lit w'
benefits of llie pait
'
Tlvioiigh tn mnih m , \l« T ihI "
ill till led tb.it luid the
*00,0011 ‘ ^
I m i n which i r moved fiotn niter !*
■late iMHinueu e hy I lie 1 i-nlmt rt11
t uimmttie, and the
“ 00.000
cialei sold to the Surjdns Unfit
1
miithticH Coi potation been mar an
keled, r i*t41rOi t o glow Cl * would
have amounted to tmuiis J l cents rtl
per ciati*.
bo
As a result nf
Ins
diligent I'11
sfmly o f the Florida industry,
Mr Tin! derbired that he
hud
ftniml three prmiaiy forces which 4
affect the wholesale price of cel w*
cry
These nre un follows Sup 1,1
ply of celery, level of con miners 111
neon**; mid extent of competing
supplies.
Al
Mr. Toil pointed out that hu» ***
analysm measured stahsUcally the tM
amount of effect each of theae, r
factors has on the market tirice1lr>l
lie declined
that
lor a givan! Wl
season every increase of I00.00U
crates in the supply of celery, *lff
the price will decline appro«i- !'a
mutely 10 cents per crate
and *f
that a w r y rltfiiftio* of one
rent in I hi* inmnii* nf i‘«jn*urni*rH '.
ilmi-nan, Ui* price nf r r l n y I "
I fi i t , per I'rute an,I vit'everm
Al«u fur every In.-m t* nf i.mI'i'fl’flit in compelin,* i>ltipmcnt*. 1
tin* pricr nf Mm,ill! crlrrv i l f *
'■'Hr, .......I --3 nf >i rrnt |ni
King George la
Reported Better 1
'*
Established In 1908
A big crowd pietvwuT around
the plane, shouting “ long
live
the Americana.1'
Ilughon surprised tiffb'ial* at
lIn* uir|Hiit wliu lutil nut r>|i*ct*.i
him fur Imur*.
A fuw minutir* lirfur* th* big
Itelph tlagwrll, ecCreUry ul
th.- Seminole Cuunty Chamber »l
Cumnirrre, spent today in T*ni
p* un LuaineM.
lwiii-niuttir.ul pInn,' rumu in night,
llugli.', unit a ritiliu iiicajiag* inly
ing hn wn* about In land. Uth*THim' tbi> Wflt’uiiiing cuinmltUO
Hull Id liav.. Lt'.'ii caught unpro-
The monthly meeting of the
Hoard of Director* of the Semi
nole County Chamber uf t'uinmere* will be held in th* Cham
ber building Tuesday night at
H 00 u'clock.
paicd.
Tho regular meeting of the
City Commioaiun will he held in
thp City llsll t'lllif.lit at 7:30
u'clock, I T ;
CtriU
Frank 8.
Lamion unmiunci'd today.
ird inane**
Vioiatoro nf City
will ho triad before Judge Frank
L. Millar In * sewiun uf the
Municipal Court this afternoon
at f :00 o'clock.
Colli* F. Godwin of Sanfurd
*nd Mary Gnann uf Daytona
Beach wero l*»u#d a marriage
licresa Saturday afternoon by
County Judge R. W. War*. Ray
mond Reeve* of Winter Garden
and Ethol Akin* uf Orlando
war* also issued a license.
CONSRRVATIVR PLAN
WASHINGTON. — (A9 — See
rotary Ilka* decried last Bight
that do men !****■ to min* th*
farUUafrj' phosphate, from gov
erncaret lands would b* grunted
until Cregnre had agro«d upon
a phoapKRU kontorvatloa poUcy.
Ilughi'a m i an rager la get
•iff fur Muacuw that h* rcfuaad
to cut or drink. II* -uinl w r*lh*r
ri'|H.rU iiulu-aUd
guud
Dying
runditbin* ahvad. Muacuw la abouk
I.M I mil** frum her* by air.
T h * ruin, which hail f*lt*n bofur* Hughe*'
arrival,
*lupp*4
ju «t iirTur* th* big plan* dropped
out uf th* nky. Cloud, formed
■gain ** Hughe* etudied map*
and weather chad*.
_
Assistant Htt^p Attorney Lloyd
F. Boyla ha* moved hi* offlcre
frum tha fifth floor of th* At
lantic Bank Building lu 203 and
204 N. Park Avenue, * in tha
building acroa* from th* Court
Huufte, no announced this morn*
Ing.
Staling that a large part e t
the work ~of th* State Attorney'*
office I* with p«*pl« who alaa
have business In th* Court Houae,
Mr. Boy Is laid that h* had moved
hia offices fo r th* convenient*
o f tha pubile and la th* baliaf
that hia 'prealmlty to th* Court
House would tncroaa* th* «fU * clancy and aacvUa randarod bw
hla office.
£3
LOCAL WEA 1
•4
�K*c£J*f0*
T ftt
MONDAY, JULY 11, IMS
SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Relative Taxation
STRANGE AS Tt, SEEMS—
JOHN HIX
T ° further support the contention that taxes in this
fb r fm tW p r w f
-i ‘
'■
r«- \
country are aa high, -If not higher,^ thut * they, are in
t.reat Britain the National City Bank of New York has
brought forth * **t of figures which show how.rapidly we;
have been traveling on the road to unbearaH* .taxation and
how /aat we have been outstripping the British in this
direction.
Admitting that income taxes in .this country, partlcuariy.in the lower brackets ate tighter than they are in
England, the National City Bank report points out that
income taxes in this country are relatively a small
part
of
our
tax . burden,
whereas hi
Britain
they are by far the major part- The report also shows that
taxes levied by the national government in England are
nbout ail that have to be paid, whereas In this country
hey arc teaa than half the total.
Tnx collections in the United Staten last year amountrd to a grand total of |l&f)0.000.000. Of this huge
mount, 37,371,000,000 was collected by the city, county
ind stale governments, while the federal government’s
hare amounted to only 35,029.000.000 or 41 percent of the
Iota). In England last year's tax collections were 1,017.000,000 pounds, or approximately 56,000.000,000. Of this
imount only 3330,000,000 was for local government, and
•he rest, or 83 percent of the total went to the na
tional government*
So In comparing taxation in this country with that In
. ■ MONDAY. JULY It, 1* M
threat Britain It is important to remember that our federal
r‘t " '( ■ ' r j.ji r,----- r v
axes are hut a small part of our total tax burden. But to
VERSE FOR TODA1 **y that does not mean that our federal government is
»V
-----1 c spending less. The figures actually show, that in spire of
U we soy that wa have no ii*
a
iteo ourselves, and lha tnrth Jie heavy cost of local government in this country we aho
(
G
e
n
iK H e d o m a )
pay almost as much for our national government. Taxes
R*t In at.—1 John l:t.
tlleeted try the federal government In this country were1
High taxation la Ilka the 56.029.000.
000 last year, as compared with 34.206,000.000
yruather. Everybody talks abou n England.
doe* aiiylhlng
Furthermore the figure* on tax collection do not tell
the entire story because in England all of the expenses of
Senator
Wagner
la
being national government are met put of tax collections; where
a tw im tt
tmod for Jnttlco Cardoso’* as in this country only about half ig rained by taxes while
m HMHiscw? plat* on lha Huprcms Court. 'ha balance is obtained by borrowing which future genera1 Senator Wagner was horn end Mon* will have to pay back and which is sure to Increase
In Germany
rtw i lt me rwvn ^t*»i ^
wen further the .tax burden In years to come.- The dlffert m a s iwiow,
•
"nce
In
the
amount
of
borrowing
between
the
two
coun
kSjYiam •pent* to bo quite a fad
S m H j A n a , C a t. \ \ _ J f , - 4
wtarrne dark giassr* at Um tries in shown by the figures revealing that the govern
mental debt has increased only six percent In England dur
•h these day*. But tt‘a
thing, nobody m r heard ing the past seven years while it has increased over 63
.qditfo strain unill then* modem percent In this country.
" " ' •*
* 1
I the IL K. Bedford. Them the tmA | on the
alined bathing suits np- 1. ,
Since,taxes nr* paid out of income and the realqi)KKN
bur OF T1IK Mil KH . . .
A lifetime on the Beautiful |an brtere* In nartpeUew and under Uined
den of taxation varies entirely with the ability to pay, it Ohio as raptam and pilot of her • her k s a b a fa letolaee anew Win G n w *
illuminating to learn that whereas taxes eon- own •Itomboel ha* been 'be t e n '* That proposad laTMtlfillan al Is
Um fn llf* pre»« of lb*
U. ft rtttuted only 11 percent of - the total Income in this nil career o f lir a Mary a Greene
yoald toll , for, ft committkn country In 192S, they now amount to over IS percent. In of Cincinnati.
Rtth unlimited time, patlenco and Ureat Britain where they were over SO percent of the peo
Bern In a tmafl Ohi» town n
dxpente money— Temp* Tribune. ple’* income in 1926, they are now only 19 percent.
Ike Muskingum, a tributary of the
W e s t more could ft commiuwa
Ohio waterway, in I MM. Mary ear
.
o - ----
NEW Y ORE.— UP)— Dr. Fred«rk lt H tUnon, 79, former preat
Aval or the American Neurology
A — elation, author and poet, died
Saturday night at Memorial llosPlnon nut* have ilway* ____
pttaL He waa m o f the coun
try's outstanding
neurologist* the favorite detieaey of southdM£
: ^
nod t* known for hi* text-books «rn Indian*.
on nervous and mental disease*
a* well aa other work*.
«,•
Thirty-five thousand farmer* in
the federal dbtriet of M tile , City
have voted to ghre five rentan*
(Jolt over one cent) monthly to
the newly organised Party „ f the
Mexican Revolution (government
party).
" , Florida's tear dlroree T*H»
are hard on Florida children, IN
flu id s Bar AMoelatlon kaaceTfca question remains, huwoiil*
whatber divorce* a n hardw on
(Klldrrn than constantly quartffllng parents unable to obtftfai
ft divorce.
’ What b *i becoma of I ho old*
time advice about saving for *
rainy day. asks The Sanford
Herald. Guess most people think
(ho Ida* la all wet.— Miami Pott
Especially those who bad their
savings In n busted bankIf c o u t h
wo know well
ugh that condiUona la the
lb had bun pretty, bad, but
‘thought It was the “ dust
tl*** the Industrial, areas, pro*
iUaq and Wall Strut that bad
Ftad the depression.
Mft the torero meat diatrihclotkmc It’ll bo up |» Saw
Pvpper to .see that Florida
.
Prospects O f War
The .prospects of another great war in .Europe are dis
cussed by Walter Llppmann, now In Porta following a Umr
of the Important capitals abroad. Mr. Llppmann believes
that every government in Europe I* desperately trying to
avoid war, but that at least two or three of them ara pur
suing. policies which are liable to produce war at almost
any moment.
.»In his latest article he explains the Issue between
prime Minister Chamberlain- and former Ftarign Minister
Anthony Eden, who resigned rather then attempt to play
bail with the dictators. Llppmann says that upon every
Impartant point Chamberlain and Eden an In full agree
ment except that Edan would net yield an inch to the dioton and that Chamberlain would continue to yield In the
hope that eventually Um dictators might become satisfied
before war actually breaks oat.
Thus there la no difference, of opinion on (he neces
sity- for rearmament, adequate defenses agrinst attack,
Close co-operation between France-end Britain, or the fact
that Italy and Germany are preparing for war. The dif
ference come* over the belief held by eome that any de
lay In the outbreak of. the.war weeks (to the advantage of
Britain, and Um opinion hrid by other* that Italy and Ger
many. retattvriy are becoming' n o n powerful all Iho Urae
Mr. Ed«9 recalls the Italian conquest o* - Ethiopia
Which has added, new resource* to Um Italian empire, and
the German leisure of Austria,- the remWtartsation of Um
Rhineland and the German rearmament polity which ---aumabty have grentty strengthened the German sw
hn ares a rebel victory In Spain and the. possible
ly became fateinalcii with rtrrr
life. Strong* cargoei floated by on
big flat* ant*. bound fur Mrmphti
and New Orkaoa. Hidewbee'err
carried important mm and pretty
Indira up and duwn the rieer, from
Loubrille la PttUburg.
.shortly abe married Gordon f .
Greene, a young rieer aaaft aba
had recently non bis Ptb>'*a and
Maatei'a paper*. 8h* made btr
fU
ml
■ale Ice Cream.
ft
C J ~ 5 -n r
Truck
Auto
Service
MS Ke Fral
A price yea cato affeed
Martin’s Garage
Special Sunday Dinner
, » o r a .m u m t —
■a awn a wa'n Bwaa'wnnnwnawWgtowftdddi
-The JEWELER
Dlaefieeda bad Watches
fine Watch Asa Jewelry Repairing
III
■■■■-.
<1 * 1
the rkh.
Martin’s Garage
General
Repairing
Sfhifcnxrr SS
-- - O
For a refroohtwg
you
n m m ,
m s m is t/
*M tt
.« o
Washington Irving’* hcqpataUrtc* with John Jacob Ax tar. N ew —
York millionaire, prompted Mm M J
IMS to write "AiWria,** s' H i t t f r
of
the
fat-tradMk sdtMtau«t
founded by A*tor In Oregre.
DR. PETERSON DIES
river, and they in turn etpa«a— hwal» on lha
Uaft, Eventtmlty there
n m t
;
DUmeed Uountmg And EngravWg
I —
■■ m w
-w m w ftft p u c k * u a rrtft L o w a q r k
r t .M a
n . « to t
nnannnwftftnwwftft— —
i
ftset.
nf
1M9
bid
o f the LnabrUIUne, which ehe sU’J
with six eteel stenwwrs,
C. Greene.
for her
Enhelman’s (Red Rose) Guaranteed
t’eeds
fWmporo owe r t ln v with oa r rnhrr tlrM-eraSe TonI *ra row w ill
hr M . l i r a the! r a n la Ike h lakm eaolMr, al lowml pvtreo.
We deliver at no additional charge.
Lotigwciod Feed & Fertiliser Store - k
Longwood, Fie.
Fred E. Madden, prop.
eUO wRl tehe a Urn at the
M l doekw the rammer
Mr*. Omen* Uvea an her
after lha wolfart sail comfert af her
W# Carry A Complain Uaa O f
Liquors -W ines - Whiskies - Giitt
“TOO LATE TO
classtf
F
312 Sanford A t*.
,
By Kl'BSBLL B A T
Iartlcd to ■ Florida Citrus baa- ithre aa
qaet la that tt preside* s s < p n M
partaaity fo r a fellow la catch by the
ap on his consumption o f llawat- keep ft
laa pineapple and Califuulft known
cannon fr-itta, but then I supf ■“ *, b y tbm
serving “cltrw. fruit" to cilrd s y a rd aa
gvuutr* would bo aamethlft’ like.
gaM
rartym* cooks to Nswcaetlw sc
q
matin' a shoemaker wwar *hor». I mit„ ,
Anybew. 1 enjoyed a delight- (be* Mb
ful eves lay last week an ■ Raeat .M g tb
af the Florida Cilrua Commie- in U R
Mm at ft dinner held ha Laka daealap
A Farmer, An Ad, Results—
A farmer ran an ad In our paper last week for
■ome seed bed covers. He came in the second day
afterwards end ordered the ad stopped because h& had
more than enough replies. The ad cost him 48
cents, he said ho thought it would cost $1.60, and he
was highly pleased with the results obtained. More
and more people are becoming aware that our classi
fied sds perform a nuurie service in the business of
buying and selling. You, too, can Benefit from tide
service by calling this newspaper.
The SANFORD HERALD
Play Safe! - • - Use the live with the
*
;>
f i a feu jtajra. earth*, stren gth .
Chamberlain on Um other
■uno through-the first
Um of l U t ulU oot ># Inferiority faaneaqMnU'Sudi
ia now rapidly bring
teuMdtad.
important 3 things:
Beauty - Safety - Long y l e
Yea gel them all la .
S u lte U d
t+ w M
�T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . FT. O R TO A
1Social A nd P erso n a l Activities
GENE MARTIN LANKY, Sockly EdiUc
Telephone 148
Income Increased On 1SLKH Invalidates
Livestock Products
Closrd-Shon I
LEGAL NOTICE
m »i
in : in
M 'lT lil. tTtftfcmu III.HR H H TIM. o r I4 S FOHII.OHIIMIO K k U M . (1.1 B,
n»
The annual business meeting
of the Robert E. le e Chapter of
the Children of the Confederacy
was held recentlj at the home of
Ihe out going
president,
Mi«*
Olcda Dyson, on Magnolia A»entte.
The business o f the evening
consisted primarily of the rlcc
tion of officers for the coming
year. Officers chosen to serve are
as follows: president Mis* Lucy
RoumiHit;
first
vice-president.
Mis*
Derieut
llayrs;
second
party.
TUESD AY
vice-president. Miss Wilma l.cin
Tha business and social mee!- hart; secretary. Miss Margin
tng of <he A u rla n Class o f Ihe | Spencer; treasurer. Miss
An
First Bap* 1st Church will be held W right; histnnai., Miss Urtl‘ y
at 8:00 P. M. In the church annex. Walhen; sunshine chairman. Mi'
publicity chair
MIts Helen Ward. Mrs, J. H. West Mary Wathen
•ad Mrs. M. N. Cleveland will act man. Miss Madyln Trulurk,
Following
the
meeting
re
aa hostesses.
Girl Rcouls will meet at the freshments were served by the
hostess satiated by her mother,
ile House at 3: IK o'clock.
Mrs. W. R. Dyion. who is spon
TH URSD AY
sor for Ihe chapter.
The T. E. L.
Class o f
the
First Baptist Church will hold a
8QUIKE8-8IM BH
business and social meeting at
tha home o f Mrs. J. A. CunningMr.
and
Mrs.
Byron
II.
hame, 1320 Myrtle Avenue, at Squlic* announce the marriage
3:90 o'clock.
of their daughter. Wilma Rebec
to Emory Milton Spier of
Frank Guernsey Wins ea,
this city, the marriage having
Singles Tennis Crown taken place on April 21 In lnvernesa.
H AV E R FO R D . Pa.. July 11.—
(A*)— DiiSTnutiv# Frank Guernw lf t JA, Rice inatitute
aopho■ntOra, wore the National Intercbllegtate singles tennis
crown
Rgturday by vlrture o f an easy
M , 8-1, 8-0 victory over Morey^
lOwta, o f Kenyon college, Gam
bler, Ohio.Tha
Orlando
youth
tore
tknugh the finals o f the K3rd
annual national tournament on
tlta clay courta o f the Merlon
CHckat club, winning poinla alrnott at will.
Tha University
of
Southern
California team o f Joe Hunt, naliana) Junior singles
champion,
Oid Latvia Wethercll,
defeated
-qo,
;i
k noLOKits
m h i .\.m *o
*•1.1 n. i.vc
or
KP^fKSL*
i M vtiB u k c
nolle*
that
m
* T " M l m . ' f i n a o l ihe stoclthold *
Ml.
MONDAY
Tha Business and Social meetlug o f the F ifty-F ifty Bible Class
o f the P in t Methodist Church
will lu re a steak supper at
Kvunadale * t 7:00 P. M.
Tha boa mesa and social meetlag of the Daughter* of Wesley
Sunday School C lan of the First
Methodist Chttrrh will meet in
tha ehnreh annex at 0:00 P| M.
In connection with the meeting,
there will be a white elrphant
im
\u.
* w r * mu
C*rtl irttt#,
Meeting Is Held
By Patriotic Group
Social Calendar
1Bulish Scientist
U. S. Economist
S e e s Benefits | Will Try ForNew
In Market Pact:
Altitude Record
Pact
- A M '•*lt I* uttt.ANtKI K KN •
1 i-l‘n.
IN«‘ . ft C'>rpormt1o«i.
« *
Ik* lit
I n o - iil'n.
Mr*. P. M Scott. Mis* Patsy
Wallace ami Ralph itagurcll spent
today in ramp*.
tt
ihi*
cffii r *
of
IK i»«r* A H *l-
Clt> «»f NftW
,.f V w York, ftt 1ft
V ik
1*
■ ■ k A M nfl Itiv Ifni! (,*F o f
I'lii
\ l> H i t , for th* (Hirponfti
»'f f imi inf ekin «ldl* ring' rout i net *ui
ip'■
>n,i ■•1r » r*.* k-t * m „ V* hf <trc|. Of *
I . r ,|. K* iMirt i tub, Inc nod All*
According to hi, analysis, Mr.
Mr. and Sl.« Fred 11- Wilsin
relumed today tr"m a short out - Tod slated that hs.l the 700,00(1
crate*, which weie rr-'riotrd from
inesa trip to Daytona Beach.
shipment I realise of control, been
shippesf I h, pi in* i o gm w f rs wou !<f
hRve dcrlmrd 70 cfiiU per crat«
lei v in if 34 Ioar of thru1* cenfi per
cm*e on the crop os limn,ted ”1®
4,000.000 «rite *. In addition,, if thf
■JOO.OfK) crutr 4 *o ti ihimigh relief
channels had keen shipped com*
m erciilly, price* would have de*
i I .1i . i |ii i - r «
In4 lid t h*
I'li
' 1**11 i*f it mv rod ill nth^r
•
n - . .rlii. n itMY IfffHlIy rOlft*
I"
- •f t ' -|** 1<I
iriri‘1In *
of
Mrs. W. M Thigpen le ft t a l
annfher 2» rent, leaving tha
, .
.
.
,
. return* in itrowei* at miiiui J.l
week In mi vend Mevcrni weeks in
* 11 ' u
cent* per crate.
lnilllln
| u , t „.i . i . - - — t »...... it..*
Mr. and Mr*. I
night for Atlanta
visit fnrndx for
r
H ow ard Hughes
Doesn’t Care What
^The People Think
Mi* a H!nru hr> ( ’umiinghani in
the giiesl i»f friend* und ndiilivt**
in JncikHiitivillc und I'nlntka-
F amis
sass
We run ns.sisi tmi in
Huilil, I»ny, or Refinance Your Homo
Bovs
ptiw-iip cnmpAt^n wme|
would have rr^uHcd in ha l>ha*
ir.l reductions of shipment*, anl
widely varying and rx e r"-i\<• *set
Saturday for a ten days visit in rjfj,-,.. (,y individual growers.
Miami and Key West.
The Krununiiel poin'ed to thl
------downward reaction of the rmukrl
Mrs. A E rnimhley, who « , < during weeks when the Contrrl
the guest t.f Mrs. A It. Mahoney Committee bream.* over np'imis*
for Several diiys- left Saturday tlr as proof of the factor* goverti*
morning fur her home in I'alatka. mg prices in which his lejMirt w ye
■------liased.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Mail t'aimer and
"These >iuick market r e * .'ion*
Mrs. F l.. Hite left yesterday indicate thr s»nsit»v.*nr-> of conmorning for Virginia where they Irnl, and ensphasi*.,* 'hi- Imimrtwill visit rclaiivis for two weeks ance o f careful study of |iii..* di,
------Irrminlng farters inirnving
at
Mrs. li. II. Crabtree has re- shipment resnmmrnda'inn*," Mr.
turned from Deals where she was Tod ronrlodrd.
the week-end guest of Mrs. Mar" I f the agreemm' 1- 1 ..n'oiunl
lun (iurilun.
planting rrvords *houM hi .damned,
------- I which may tend '11 avoid n anting
Mrs. (i
Paxton has returned for surplus, ami will defmi'ely «nfrom Miami where she was the aide the committee hi fnre-n- the
guest o; friends for about thre*'pattern of produe'Ion and 'h tehy
weeks.
mote
intelligrn'ly plan tin it at______
lio n ”
Mr. nn.l Mrs. II. B. Odham, - *
, T,
Jr. and |jiis*ell Ihlhnin left this .
,
morning to
spend a week
In * ” nlt
U* ’
Wallace, N. C
.
----------------------------------------------r
In
FREEAVIATION CAPSfa
ip
Loam
in inn I p
lu utiiy
l a he a pp ro »t -il h f
Ftf A
Hiir (1 roup Recoini/es
Bradenton Attorney
BltADES r n \
July
It
, pi
^
f^
Why Not Eat At 1/ancy’B
Thefic Warm Summer Days
W e Suggest Y o u
I ’ry Our DoHetoUS—
Home-Cooked Meals
Lunch (’omplet'e With Dessert J J t
Cold Plate Lunch 2 5 c
‘
CLYDE-M ALL0 RY LIN E S
rw 1. 1—, *s 1^—0 v. ** - .
w,*Ms,as
- ^ <VE IIAKK Ol'lt OWN I’ IKS
L A N E Y DRUG STO RE
WK Kll.l. AM . I’ RKSCRll’TIONS
—
I'llONB 103
Miss Mary Mahoney Is visit
ing in Washington. I*.
before
going to Savannah, N, V. where
she has acccpteil a position dor
ing the celery season.
•WASHINGTON, July 1 1 - tfP )Coromhfkinrr Guy T. Helvering
k id loday that the |8,858.MS,125
collected by tha Internal Revenue
ihrMU In the fiscal year ended
Jan *0 was the largest amount
the bureau evvr look in.
. Tha receipt* Included UJiSd.l/ll,-
forM ORE
PLEASURE
•03 e f Income taaev, the largest
dmonnt in 17 ytara.
, Internal revenue collecUona from
biding atatet Included: New York,
^MA86.717; Illinois, $194.45*.I4j Ptnnsplvsnla, • $473,191^27;
*rtfc Carolina, $.126^20,750; C*Hrnla, $312^H5.07D; and Mkhlgan,
Y o u ’ll like everything
£R3 LIK E MOVIES
— OFT— Appnwltnate-
iy 88.000,000 peepi*. ar praettvally tha' anllra popalatlnn of
Germany before the Austrian Bonaire, “ If you do, Mr. Preai"anaehlnss,’’
visited
Berlin'* dent, it will be tha moat nervous
A o v in during 1937. There were flight I’ve aver taken.”
M l etJWttta f n l " * ta
' » llh
Shy in the extrema, Hufhea
s eeitlu^ opacity tor S0S.019. hak made g speech only "ante In
. i ^ENEACOIA. - m - Sheriff hla llfa, before tha N/4r York
Advertising Club.
■•Speed ta nhthing e l ttaaif,"
ha said thin. ” U must be adapt
automobile plunged through ed to n fltla N J il t ie If attainh>d It la ta •• worth while."
an bridge at th* PresacoUHa llkaa sttnhlv but tndtUgre a
e Carnal Mr milak treat of
voraciaoa
appaUta.
Ha cares
nothing (ar rkrtbaa, has often
hla llpa to oaa abahtall an entire
evening and leire tha glaaa krim-
about Chesterfields. . .
Mrs. J.
Abernathy,
Mis*
Patricia Abernathy and guest.
Miss Dorothy Hngge. o f Alexan
der, La. expect tu leave tomorrow
lo r a visit in Fort Myerx and
Miami.
Mrs. C. R- Greek, Miss Batty
Greek and (nests Mr. and Mr*.
Clarence Greek amt children add
Phil Greek of Nashville, Tank,
and W, F. Hoskins
formed a
party at Daytona Resell yester
day.
their refreshing MILDNESS
their better TASTE
their appetizing AROMA
\
And remember this . . .
Chesterfield’s mild ripe to
baccos and pure cigarette
paper arc the best ingredi
ents a cigarette can have. *
fur Ha dka dot smoke. He
plays get! In lh* low 78V
Fromtime to thn* Movie preaa
*8*ot» *ara tried to link HugW
nam* wtth actresses, but ha reMefaa bthafully alngla nod In-
CorttftiM hit U » A
N < t F n if t M
Chesterfield Time
on Your Rodin
P
:
au l
W iln M U N
-
0 * 0 ^ 5 !w e *
Paul DuuaLJbf
j
�tub
SAN PDHU BESAI0, BAfJfUHD, FC D H D I
M O N D A Y , JULY 1 M « 8
Bests Bunch As Lookouts Down Gondoliers, 3»1
Johnny Adz Makes Mayo Langston Johnny Wilson Joins Locals
>th Hurler* Allow Four
Yeats
H its In Six Inning Tilt Utah inUbnavtnna And Bob Pitman
ib y
«
Johnny Adr, local calchrr, right
f l.ldrr
and
aetond
buaemun,
midp * play in thr Sanford
Daytona Baarh game Saturday
night that wia ratnl by offii-ial.
and • porta writer* a* one of f h*aa Pitman adranccd to third. Stlth mmt ipi-rtacular plays ever rrrii
eame through with hla aecond hit on lh» rlty Island Park.
o f the day, a tingle to left acorIt was in tho righth innitur
Ing Pitman. Rain wa* beginning to
with onr nut and Vince Day on
alkrd
Ilud-on.
fa I and Bunch
third banr
Johnny
I’arr.
I<
Umpire* Proaly Pe(era and Phony
catcher. attempted tn mpu-i/c
Smith called the game,
Day arrtxa. However, tho hull
L k k ia ta u
a* > a .
Ilr o .t rf
l i l t
want Into foul
territory.
AdArnold , f
1 * * 1
Iti.k lb
I
a I I took a h.adlnng diva for the hall
mm
S • • 1 and It frll In hia mitt. Day had
irnjn r
I n « I
alraaknl for horn* and Ad< nft.r
Clemens If
1 f I I
to
liM.-Onwan lt>
1 0
0 1 tumbling o»rr jumped
|l»
f O f l
feet and nabbed Day o ff thud
Humh p
1 1 1 #
with a throw to Bob pitman.
Sttth’s Double And
Single Play
Important Part In Victory Seen
By Nearly 800 Baseball Fans
I f JULIAN STENSTROM
Maady M0 Sanford and Law burg
1« * t Jantmad tha Municipal A'hF M d yeeterday afternoon ami
P * t d i Hudton, lookout right.
M W
Jake Bunch o f tho
M lb n la an abbreviated * ii
V mound duel which net<rd
Lookout* « three to one vie.Radatn limited the Gondolier*
<4 h e r mattered hit* while the
U lt o e l l loo, collected only four
jSZ.
i N t h bald (ha Lookout* at bay
tho flrat four Inning* and
>jt Wne not until Bobby SIHh donMod I* tbo left field wall In the
fifth Inning that tha local, were
M i t « hit the underhanded hurl■dean fanned ala of the GondowRh hla faet and alow breakn m ball* and walked two
£ M f ( i 1“ M' Bunch walked three men
, . vblla ha funned une for his days*
***ro n ti
N 'r t i r f «*f
liuljitr h
THE STANDINGS
iJRflR ID
P H m an lb
Hi Ilit Sl»
Hudson v
A d i rf
f
e
Lcdd
L o o k o u t s Former Celery Fed To Hurl Tomorrow
When The Lookouts Play Hosts To
L o c a l Club Hitting
Visiting SL Augustine Saints
At R a t e O f .251;
to ha nut for arrr 40 day* and
F i e 1d i n g At .936
T f .t a l *
n «II*-J
In
tlh .
tw o
11
i»ut,
Mayo Langston, Lookout right*
f if Intor, {'fi-Hscil |hi* .non
mark
•hiring the past w«***k with 12 singli'E in 24 times in flip plate to
jump to an average o f .31(1. How
ever. ho Is being toad by
Huh
Pitman who h hitting at a .32H
r 11p,
Hanforrl's only high
ranking
pdrher is Dig ( ‘ hef Cook who haa
wone nine games while losing
four for n percentage o f *41111!.
The
team
dropped
several
S en rlca
Intarnational Laagua and atartad j
» 4 II
r s ln )
one ganta to baat
hi*
former,
mate.- Buffalo. He pitched .even
K a n to rC
«<»* • » > - »
K rrn ra , I> r» w « l . U ta h , C o n tr e
ra s . H u n s b a tte d In . D r e w s . Ads.
H t llh
A e e lit e . |i# r » m u a 0, D re w s
3, lir O o w m n , H u n c h , H t l lh I . R is k ,
O n Is, H u b e i, p it m a n . H u d s o n , C " n Ife r n s T w n d i i o h it. H t llh , Htcilen
base. C lem en n - H e r r lflc e . D tiljn c h
|>«jtibls g l n r . flo b e l In D r e w s In
t la b e l. L e f t on bn sen L e e s b u r c t.
H a n fo rd 4. Iln n n un b a l l* . B unch
I , H u d s o n t . U m p ir e s , P e te r s * n u
H m lth . T im e n i Rime, »:#*.
j
inning* agalnal Koch.ater and
fanned nin* man and also hurlan |
M ew
* vtm
Yfirh
* * i. i.K k iiir
11! inning* o f a 14 inning game ^
for Toronto agalnit Jtraay City, i
but hut tha game 4 to I.
Johnny waa contacted by C.
K, Bradahaw. pretty of the local
dub and waa aigned to a Look
out contract. W ilion la ala tad to
hurl tomorrow whan many
of
hia old frienda In thta city are
rip rrtn l to be on hand to wal
come him back home.
S IE R R A ON A L L -S T A R S
PHlehurRh
C ln c In tiB tl
C h ic a g o
Andy Hirrra, ere
(lalncivllle
muthpnw Inal year,
nnd
now
uilh the Gadudrn club o f
lha
.Snuthcaatern league, wa* named
v oterd ay on the mound ataff of
the circuit a All-Star team, which
will play the I’enaacola Kllera,
l,,r,I> leader*, July 15, according
l<» the Auuclated Prea*.
[lost on
HI
l«aJUlS
ilrm ililyn
Phtlndsliihii
Malar
with a alngle to lift
The King la lha only perron
Doljack aacrlfked him tu
I baa*. Ha took third on who can drive a carriage down
'' tnfleld out. Pitman waa Rotten Row- faahlonable London
tonally walked. Onto faked bridle path.
ww to tacead and threw to
te catch M oor, but Riak artba ball and Moore acortd
.
RILEY
W E RESERVE R IG H T T O L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y
%UI.Y 12TII TIIIllI JULY 14TII, 1938
Life Buoy Soap
Snowdrift
3 lb. Can
at n*.
Y
Mussleman Apple Butter
no. i
McGraths Spaghetti
Asst. Jell-o
2
Angelo Canned Beef
2
Tuna Flakes
2 for
ft OS. MATC HLSiRN
Salad Dressing
2 fo
TALI. HOKIIKK nit
Ia8sified Advertisements
YOURS fOR,«
the basking
D igestible o s milk itself]
[BBS SERVICE
DependabU
Thi* *a*«on Wilson joined tho
Toronto Mapla I.*»va* o f
tha |
..*•■ HO'# 001—I
Sanford alarted the acoring In
k# fifth when Rtllh doubled 10
loft field and aeored on Ada* alnfta through the boa. Ad* took
tad on the throw In but Contrara*
md Da Ramui filed out to left
M d to and the Inning.
,i Tba Oondollera knotted <he (core
S .tbalr half o f lha *la>h when
ftp a h llngled t0 right field and
MODERNS BLASTED
Isetf, aeeond when Centrum* tn!»MW# . Greet1* bunt allowing both
B ER LIN.— (A*)— A d olf
Hitler,
ryutnera to be *afe. Arnold at- who one. loruawore painting fur
^ed to eacrlflce both runner*
politick, opened Germany'* 193H
iljia bit to Hudaon who threw
art eahlbltloii yeatarday with a
Ifjwuan at third to fe n a Bunch declaration that democracle* were
f
atngled a fte r IRIek had
welcome to modern artlat* he
a4 to Mora Groat with the tyclaaaed aa "cultural neaderthalera" but that Germany wanted
payer, the aeore waa not tied
fa r Billy Moora ataried the no part o f them.
RATS, ROACHES, FLEAS, MOTHS,
VERM IN, BED BUGS A N D ALL
OTHER INSECT PESTS. FOR COM
PLETE ERADICATION, C A L L US.
hla rtcord that laaaon ran
II
win* and four loaaaa. In 193-r>,
IVilium did not rfport to Buffalo
and thry told him to Birming
ham wherw he hurlad four win*
and two loaaea- Howarar,
lha
Birmingham du g waa unabla to
pay th« price agrartl upon and
Buffalo r.rallad him. lia
an
than irnt to Port Worth in tho
Waatarn Aaroeiallon whara ba
won thrra gama* whila
lining
una bafora Buffalo rarallad him.
Wilion remained with Buffalo
In lino
and
won
14 gama*
against *1* matbacka but In 1917
Ulna** again cauaed him to lay
off for two month*. Itowrvar,
ha rama through with right win*
and trrrn loaaea.
According to Florida
State
I.ruguc ploying averages reltaied
yT-Tentay for game* played thii
through
lust
Thursday
night Mime o f Stanford'* batsmen
have entered the ranks of
tha
heavy hitters.
[H rim ui oa
I.emljura
O R K I N EXTERMINATING 00.
DECLARES F IG H T TO FINISH ON
AND THI
SWIMMINOTOO
8ITUAT10N WANTED
. . . this cheese food
SANLAND0
SPRINGS
with tha dalicioinfy
mtid Cheddar flavor
Nestles Milk
4 for
n o . am
Country Kist G. B. Corn
Avocados
each...
Fresh Fla. Okra
2
Fancy Tomatoes II
Stringless Beans lb.
nvut re t* it
Bologna lb. 12v>c
w ia c o v a ia t t u a r
WHITW WOILINO
Cheese lb.
Bacon
r ilM II
C O U N C IL OF W A R
■evg h a * N C«la*r A m .
Mm . aaotueer. f-.l-ry A VV.
INSTRUCTION
a*e
IRaalthy Member* of Um Dutch
Waal India company, who nc.lved
D charter o f “ prlvlleg** and eiamptIona" to aettle anywhere In
New Nether Land* esnpt on Man
hattan I*land*, were known In colo
nial daya aa pa'roon*.
■ P .A K J R u H N lS t c fii
SCARFAC* BRUNO” ] MP
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Iv e s ,
\ME Aft MR. MAYOR /FOR
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try
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lb .
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P L * . PO RK
Chops lb.
JOE P A L 0 0 K A
Butter lb.
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VOLUME XXIX
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Press
£v:
Seminole County Produces
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
AH
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SANFORI). FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JULY 12. 1938
Established In 1908
■
1 .-
I-
Nl MHKK 27.1
r'
Irish Riots
Break Out At
Celebration
Death Penalty
For McCall Is
Stayed By Writ
3 Police Wounded In
Clash With Mobs;
Jap Attacks Leave
300 C a s u a l t i e s
Judge Atkinson Per
mits K i d n a p e r ’s
Counsel To Appeal
To High Tribunal
‘M Y GOOD FRIEND’
1___
Hughes Nears Omsk
In Record-Breaking
Flight Round W orld
POLICE JA IL 86 IN NEW ORLEANS LABOR ROW
R o s ie r Given
C o n tra c t For
W ells In P ark
Enroute To Mosque
‘ TJ
r
i:
h
American Millionaire
Flier ( ’ r o u s e s Si
berian IM a i n s In
.‘Jril Leif Of Plight
July 12.— (AT— Th*
.if Emiklin Piarca
In kuinupiDg of five*
iii»-i llutlcy t'uih, J r .j
Pch^duUd fur tin* wpvk of July
2 5 , *U»vi‘*l today,
British Told 11 Duce
Circuit Jinlgr H K. Atkinson
a ' W ill Not Carry Out
YestenJay President Roosevelt grunt.'<1 Met‘ull's cuuitM'l, t*. A.
Senator Elmer Thamn* ol Aviirit, ;a wilt uf am ir permit*
9 Bargain In S p a i n gave
Oklahoma a boost in hin cam ting u|»|ical t<* the Statr Supreme
lb* to I it \ h UutiiT l i«m
|*:it*\ In •h *11 "K
itrM- ti.hfi
Tht* w r l i** returnable
paign for renoiitination * by
re ( nuri
B f Aaa*w-la*ed Prenw
VhtlK IM f M|1 Mi linn *aik al a
UcL
il
mul
fu
fU
tu
m
is
meanft*runito
him
an
“
My
good
Riots “In northern Ireland
l.l' l III } \ Ml u
friend.'’ The t lklntiotii;i pumaiv bkhili- uulmiiiifitully xHiyi’tl.
m c I'h .I la-1
N VM \ I>I(K lull 12 - ( \|»)
and fresh violence in Pales is being held lot lay
Ah riel t *11 td tht* principal con
lit! Ill It 1 Hu • Mill i at
14Will *b*tl
\lb«'Tl I ihI m u K. ( Ii nflit reptine added to thp world’s dis
tent mu will he that Met'all rthuiitd j
In Ht. • it V
•■111MVl mii ur it •
ir-vriiUtlli* herr tor Hitwsrd
b.n,
•
had
thi*
benefit
uf
u
jury
|
I
*
1
*
III
n
.
s
M
iik
* ini in •Ih1111X II
orders an the Spanish civil
ItiiRho*. nnunmu*rd I but Ih#
“ pu--mg
uptm
the
point
of
\1 Ih•’ I " * ' |S.»|1 III*' luii* City
WW and Chinesc-Japanese
fthutlnr and hi** lour rrewmen
»lu'ih»*r he it cntitleil to a rec-l
< Ink \ ink
1,-iiii"* tl wilt hi
Imiileii al I liti‘ k, Sibrris. s(
conflict brought continued
uuhr ndutiitii uf mercy,"
i be
nl I nu T M I S V s fltr %
Judge Atkinson conducted Me*
destruction and bloodshed.
pM’
jf
.
t
i*ml
i gi\el' ml h* . dy
Looking through bam in thia picture are w m r of the m * men arretted hy New Orleiiiii polic«*
I lirbI I mm VI IIM'IIH .
ii
1
1
*
trial
without
a
jury
after
On
low e 1 and h
J a p a n e s e wa r p l a ne s
in a raid mi the head»|uartei^ nf tin* CIO affiliated Mitnlime Seameii\ uiimn
Pol IV*' ’•iilil
Hi l l ! '
M itsiuw . .luiv r_*.— (AP)J
Mri'all pleadeti guilty of kidnap
bombed Canton twice, caus
1
11 CIO dm mg i U ntrike agdinM a enh * **top »ov
were
brought
uu
by
circulars
tiatied
by
the
An
mg. anti the death oentence was
Iftl hl*l *
inbuilt ted
llo w .m l l h i g l i t , . A im -rtcn rf
investigation ami hearing «*f a CIO petition that i| b«( allowed In lepie^etit driveis i*| I * New t »t
ing an eatlmated 100 dea'hs
i ulisidrt«*i| mandatory.
It **l I It* \ O It i di‘1 l *oo
iitillioii.uii- 111*•r tu iifi'd Omsk
baigaining h.in lierll Older nl by the Na1ion.il l.abm H* lain o bond
A w let t al»u filed an insolvency lean* If livin'* fine- in collective baig.nmug
I ally vh
Hi. !,*vk»■ ami t* 4*4*1.*,1 in m - d i'i'ii Silu-rii t o n i g h t on
uSd to pound the Yangtve River I* 111 D l l C R T S
l N t 'd
Id
affidavit, throwing the fust uf ■■ —
-til VJU'T 1uni l>*M
tlio i l i m i lo g o f I n ,
round
the
appeal
upon
the
county.
o f Kiukimnr. which jup«ne«e|
1be 4 •ii 4 otnmi •*m mi ^
T*'
llii* m u hi ilig li * .
Ili> mill tiH
■deal forces were approaching,
,
,
Mtuiiwlulv at Huiford Superin
1M|ll| M- 1 Hi Mill* Il t Il'ItH 11 nil
drive to lu n vow .
nt I
tendent riiupinan -laid
McCall
II
lam,
4. III, 's' »1ai y *( tu-! Inin 11 nn t >1111ii ii i-, tiuih
appar. ntiy had 1trcoiu-i l«*,l himwelf
Chlneao were destroying w a ter^
Ss-flt lll.rli 4.. •ut! \
K*i »t" l i mn M i m i o w al I J.ri IV M.
Kml
fro h t properties, Including two
W ASH ING TO N. July I If.—tel** t*» paying the death penalty for
Ibilii ,1 M IM * a ini m* .ini muivi*.' i ‘i J.'i A M EST'I t w o lionrit
0(1 pontoons o f the Standard O i l ; —'The llmlcd .......• Hoard
.1 kidnupiiig little Jimmy Cash.
fur Ibr *!»>
1bt* i »*i|ii*"' 1 wan mul I " in mill i<4 il 'ior n r r i v "McCall appuierilly has made
Company. American and British 7as Appeals found I'n liy fh:it
IMF' f r**nt Kill l"
nmili' **ii 1*4 | air **l tin* bunrd
up bn mind that
he's gone—
gunboat* took most foreingtrs to l’*»Mc S. D u lW >nd John J Hu
Tbi* hi*'*i ii-pMil
frnti*
tha
^li I **it tbi-lart'*! Hint if On*
kiib h d ellrmptrd In evade mine lliat the end will be the
chair
-------safety.
*Nl> li misI a xunliiy: u* ilinanrr tht* pi.in** al 7 oil K M i l l 00 A M,
Ihan U.imu.nm, nf Im-ome iu>>efforts of
family to
If it l|i It Hiigwc-ll, vpcivUiry uf Hi**
f i-ilutul lltiu«MiK A*1ininimI raliuii ESTl - .*nl il hiul n in hfil a paint
l a Spain, the Inauraent d n v «
paprr Irsnsartion*" in
. “ hlein clriiirncy, ' Cliepmun soul.
...
,
,,
1,000
? »'u ■h**lt* Htiiinlv iTiarnbar »>f
witiibl Kraut
Individual l»* vnfl.| SvrrillnV A , nver
through the Eapadan Mountains! y
curdle*.
"lit* is uu lunger chvsvfui and
T o W o r k \ V 1111 ( ) | ) e r i f aMimnrrri* i f hum'll
last
mgbt
l**aiiH limit if |i jhn>*il»lt* lu in'un* liuli'H fi Min Mit uuiw and wax
an the eastern front was slowed
The evar1 amount nf add" Ion apptjrs la I her discuursKed. He
JhrClt'tl In r* it b IlltHk,
1,511(1
ft**hi a v »- it In Tampa.
dawn by desperate
government
nmw him It*r (irru'iii t uiidituiri«.
si tsves due on their I’Jf.i im-uroea rrmsins silent f ur Ihe m »«t pnrt
iiiitex fimii Ii4*t4*, m Ut# early
reelatance, but
the
Insurgents
I
hr
I
'timmU'iDiit
i
«
w i t left by thp board '•>
de nnd divides much lime tu readTin* l.mii* f l u b will ludtl iU
reported they were In sight o f termined later, but attorneys e*ttHt ti Uu* boartl mb mil a tufiina tiflrriiuntt
C'bivf Roy (I. W1111nt*
i»iir the RIble and newspaper..
A MU A It 11
PRESIDENT
V111! lltirr I III g Imnifitt i*w tl l|f1l 1
II UKIn1i b'fp MnHfnw 17 houra
ydan Mi I linn vwbrrrupun arllifii
inated Raskob might be held In
McCall's ymi ii if wife has visited ami Eiri* rbi**f Muvk rb vptunA^ i». 7 OH
Ron : h\ El I S
l l ( AIN
trt'k
uf
th#
Ibr
Vabb
governipeat gaye owa about gUMM.UOU and
, wny(tl b» lukrit upuii IU« iuaU»*r ftlid 17 luinuti'H about!
Du- bint several times, he asid, but wppp appoint**! la**t nigli* by »b**
ROUTE TO S *N I It \Ni \<\ O
lime tiisda* by lb»* lute
Witey
•Won eomwitttew Pont about fflOO,000,
Oily
Eugion'r
kirtl
T
Wd
July
12
! *ri*4|tt«-l4»
• pends only a sluirt lime
with CHy Commiaainners bi wuik
Ifoa t s
by dispatching to
ILilu • t rjun irtl J£«>iit|f o f w ttlkt in K*’**t w Imih«* \«m fil Kirdliiiuf mark
Afte r the lltifil #lock markvt
Gnlav Mini
\ pvimil
bii4 been gill lltf |S vi'M i i f r i l i i l
IU
tbo British foreign office charges crash, the ToiixK# rvrorif* »»'»!. birn. They talk about family conjunction with opt* ml ora of ■'“ I
E*'t"l Mrllmi I'uik would not In* nf J dal *«, is Ii*mir a and
matters, and
not the case orr in
In*1cleaning
.
, .
.
plants
in an effort. t.. fbtfi'ttvt’ Heriilvrstin to kinkb) an waul a di'OOMTU'v »** wuik ”
that Premier Mussolini had no DuPont ami Raikob sold I L - . . .
t'olttplrliul fiti
Him*
or
loui mmilii 1 bi* eeks !n bleak
death sentence.
*
“ Tba1 (■* 4111r rbii-f nbjrtli
1111if ii*"4 a ltd bit four rninpari*
tatahtion o f carrying out his 500,000 o f
occur it ic* la
each
wi*rItr• An viitiit ih tin* wallti Jilt1
find i sattafaidnry *wihiiion fol atblilittn !•» u une 'lory
llrinUlM' faring Orange Avenue |I hr 1%*"'Mil**!i! 1stlli| » 1-11■w*| t
■jdo o f Iho bargain to withdraw other at prlct* far I ■♦low what
• Miuplili'tl. In* ,,n*l, jilatltiliK lor "'iv* l.tmbd hm* at ;i I t \, M,
eliminaltng
moke mu once al
311 tiioi
Hi hi
j hrlw.in
Trntli nnd Klewrilli| m »l» d I«y
LSI jiflrr a 11 Iti uf 7 hours,
foreign soldiers from Spain.
they hail pawl f » r •hrm. Event
tin* |*iil K will bi'Kiii
legedly caused l«y their |i'unl <
| Sln-'-l- nl mi ..-dimated cost of In.""" m a l»» ii>f 11,11 |.la' fm oi
K.» hi muti*?4 frnnt |*arii«,
The Palestine
outbreak,
in ually they rpsoVl urcurUlps to
Hii|u*f
mii
inb'iil
of
Kurks
Jurtn*-*!
I’u. Irltt, | tip
The matter > m Irvived a ro
t to".
" ‘I'l'v- -4
A* Hu* |d111lc Mmk uff frutll I,#f
Which 47 Arab* and 24 Jew* each other and claimed Io w a for
.Moit^blon |ui»itirtl uni in i 'mil
-W. don't wont 1m i-npy otb*i mn-dtini-rw Hint iikmI of Hit* Ircri ItetiiK*1 Y u*ld Hu* in it (Minisirt* avi*
pit* uf fituri'li* iiKu VIIlfII tutu
knvs bean killed since July 6. dvductioru from inconu* taxes.
Tlit-ro will In* n Joint meeting j Lorn, i f |*i4Vf nutlrn1* I lo( -* I •Hid "biuliH fail Hit* pink will liavr «lnr w i tii Mu* vnntrtilrt' ax h#
piainU w*ri* fib tl Ihr.t mail fulluu:
took’ tne life o f a high Moslem
from Mir Aitujki'atiiik •* uf rurMiu* nf the Hoard uf Director, uf th liiioil I'liiniRh for iim” , I lf 111ii*L In t-niiif f min do na l infin Hiih w i i when In* brniiKbt the flying
holy man, Sheik A ll Hatlb, whu| L e a d e r s G a t h e r F o r
tb»* i'iiloiad<« rniirb nn# thr f i l y lum nu pruvi bilMtiulury in fruiii N»*w Yttrk only
i Bmnll U iilrr rnatka hail Ih-ouih Flnl id» Stale t'rlerv Aiwmciatioliim* irfriiun* to
• a * anot down whlla on the way.
lit hour* and Ft mmule* after In*
Meet On Rail Rateii K N O X V ILLE , Tenn., July 12 . a nulBuncn ami Uu* runiniiH.tinii in lotkelond Thursday, County Dcmocialk irrtnfoMal
to the A lags moaqge.
num fur payiliic for lht*n».
d* pari me,
Agent C It Dnwson -aid tqduy.
At AfrUlllllo, Tl*X. laM* y4**ii i*r
—(A t —A
congressional
com •o r h m m a l r lL
Northern
Ireland
disorders |
II nuififtokirtl Hull Sun ford «*d *
ExiieHy ;it* niinuM* »fi**r
Hu*
took plats at Magher*, Loiidbrr-j
After dm* corukliTal ion, it Vhn lie Hinted ttu,r the meeting would dtiy» ibb Kiviblfiii
B U FFALO . N. Y. 12. - ( A n - inittce officia'ty launched an litI * flu ini*il i/yii
lu* (fifitrnn*t| of Hit* furl
he.tvily leaded mniuipl.itu*
wa«
lalal u.i* |mlit-y atiit
lj4't!(!'lt JRfill rri|ini*itrt| !•• donate
of
Ihe
Tennessee dvcuJvd iliiit a iiiiokt* uribiiam*' be held nl the Thelma Hotel at bu 1
t j county, during Ihe observance Slstr governors, rail sod indus vt-stigali»n
I ii *i*4
wbt e iul Mill nf llu* Ii iiit:ar jtb#
I1" . « l rum I’UIIlt |l i|1|*H a niliMitly
o f the Z4Sth anniversary of the trial leader* converged on llnffn- Valley Authority in a thiee-hour wuuljj bi* Mu* uiify ^iMHurldi > 111 DO o'clock
mul Hiiriiliri for Ihr prujrt'l.
If
Tin* *|»»n1» lilhuix*nl u tiny nf tbo-o* who w ii id lo iiHikr do ii a i <i*e, buridy MtpiiitiK htuiaea a* th"
Battle o f Boyne In which Dutch- lo last night for nn Irtler.'nle rxnculivs- session yesttrilay, s' nifanA of irifulaMiiK 1111* nr*uarit*
field, mid
Eorwnnl, Ikln ,.1it iiuitti- t'ffurl in I tMtim tint in*' llnfi"« fur Hit* park will H'M m Huulbern end nf Mu
Mr*.
Km I
thinahey. of pniukr frurn Mir >luk*. I nn
horn William III defeated James Commerce Commlaslon hearing which Chairmen Vic
dmappeureil ml,. Ihe *ky boiind for
mill
about
lu
Democrat,
Ohio,
said
only
"que-Cr.MV
Kt'tidnM
wbh
b
IfiMurV**!!
i
i
h
I
hw
i*t|
M
u
II
•Fijui*ntlyf
City
AlMiriiry
K»r*l
on a rail rule differtnlial betoui'b with him, ht* Mattl, tbr I ' Hv
Sc*min«»!«»j \\ bil
11mi mi
bJi*Awiii|£ mi fivi* Will lilt prut Hit* 111 In u*i* If tliry the Soviet rapital, 15(1 nil Jet cant
wax miurnliU to *l«i NumrUiiiyf -I II Hub ifirN from
Police fought a crowd from Iwerit northern
and
southern lion, of policy" wsa discussed.
iillvl *"iKbt|y inn Ml nf Kin H,
"Our
meeting
was
fnrmula'ivr
Camntv
li’
ft
5
1
outlay
aftrrniMin
for
I
r
x
ii
a
nun<
runriim
ii
by
WlUon drew up aru* **r*l manm r r o u n d l n g districts which states,
arr riiiilitblr for list* in tbr park’ *
AllbuiiKh Mu* Likeuff win peralt.igvlher," Donahf-y dectirvd.
n wi’i'k'-i utiiy nt Camp MfCjuarn**. rally mriihntniitf Hit in in kiiuHv nchnur of pliiiiliiijr uti*L if nit,
and prepi'nlrd it to the I' iiiiiiiim
marched into town and tried to
ciuv. Bibb Graves, of Alabama,
lie said he did not know whul ■Ion at Mit* ntevllnjt iwu w»*ik ThAr#* will In' iifi|irniiiiintely 1110 woltlw nil Ibr riHlM* wt'wlwiml fi***n ihry will (lit* I rminpor Irtl In Hu- fe d, the plane numiwJy minsed
remove the orange arches erected chairman o f the southern gover
tin tbiin; gii mbe mured intu tin*
fo r the celebration. Three police nors' conference, an early ar procrilurr would -be followed si ago. Ir order tu icivi* tbr ibv (rl rl-4 » i lb it «’ ji ni 11 from Orantfi*. Eur* Wurth.
|nirk by tbr City wlthoul rual In |air I he leM wheel loiullcetl aeVIho
open
hearings,
which
he
said
I'ulnam
and
Si'niino!**
iTounMea.
eWintra
and
oih
rri
u
ffiTird
a
Two Nvw
|teal
*»|i|n»ii* lib*, Ibr tlnrior
men were severely wounded and rival, declared "w e
want
to
! ei nl Mine* and nliivereil
in lh#
would begin "in the near future." chance to clear up *h*
miM*»|
Hi'iiaJur 1 uni (Njiitiftlly ami Hr|»
these were several minor eaauml- eliminate factional differences."
Mr inborn of Uir I ’ tmi miction air, appuM iil jy indieiitinit IliiKhesi
"Those matters will be .deter thfirtsvlveaip
the
t ’winnii»ait»ru*i
1N-puty CNillrutur «f
Internal rc^trnl j 1 iv»*
MAMini
^mnttn**, d rn drd tu rri|ii«"4t aid from VttrtMos u the crowd.
The ICC will open today
a
**xt*et n-net d ili ffieully in tfeltltlX
mined later,"' he said, “ possibly voted to lin'd up Mi»' ordiuaii*
Khvi'Iiih* J
L. Mint will be In boMi uf wlunn fuu^bl Hu* rnurl ft' "Un martini tlub-4 in upcurniK d*»- Hie heavy Inad up.
continuation c f the hearing be-1
■t another meeting of the com until lh# luFpliit^ latl iiikfbl. In I the t ’)iutnhi*r o f rmiimerce buibl- fill III |k'ail« WvTtl
lllliu%
liMulit
tl
iialiitna.
gun last Spring at Birmingham.
The uir field’it «nilHilane# »tnrU
mitter here nest Monday.''
the meantiiue cupivn of the |»< • j Mmc nil day tomorrow In Rive in- alMiuuicb tb«iy iirci>iii(»aiin,il Mvr
Ala. A t that llnw, southern states
id U« eiijfitkva ria it uppeumt Iho
Activities o f pilTalrly owned |M>s*d ordinsnee were sent to ill formnllnn rrgnrding Social Se Prrtldttil till bl* N|i*i‘ iul hum
enl.red a complaint that charg e'eririe utilities that have
plane miuht fail tu elenr u fenco
op
curity laves and other internal
sSpvakmif iri Mu* lyart uf Mu*
ulid cnMh either into ;i Jimue ut
es for certain Item* shipped from posed Ihe T V A power program of the dry cleuners so they could
laves.
It
wus
pointed
out
that
Ttxau punhjiiiilu—unt’*' thv rni
the I* f< Ilf the field ur a factory
the south to eastern stales were also will come under the scrutiny study It and, perhaps, suggi-.i
a way out o f the difficulty.
Ihe quarterly Social Hecurity re Irr « f 1Imp air;* st'iiUiKi'il by iI uaI
chimney Li the r
m on Hum the ratei charged for of Ihe Investigators.
Blurma bu* imw ruining bark with
Last night a petition was pre turns must be filed soon.
lltiKbv* piloted »tiuiKbl for tha
the seme Items shipped Into
Tomorrow, the group will be
Ifuml rroua itiit| favurabU' wralli r
sented to the
Cuininisiiunei
• WASHINGTON, July 12,-bPl southern territory.
* pace }n*twet'ii the two iibataclca
gin an 800-mlle lour o f Ihe valley.
An
invtrmnsntai
quartet
from
Mr, Ryimrvi'tl ilivktetl Ibr btrnl
—The Agriculture
Adjustment
uf ell diy
und rima intu the air ju.it aa Kin
Governor
Graves
declared: T V A Chairman H ircourl A. Mur- slgnid by owners
Administration announced tods? -Anything that Is good for us Is
Ihit*
nujui
cleaning plant, in *he cily, re the Orlanilo nod o f Ihe Salva u v iirubtem
W A S H IN G T O N . July t'J.— i/lt wheels hit the end of the runway,
g in *nd Director David <E. LU<
• growsn referendum probably good for the (nitre country. We
questing that th* passage of the tion Army and Albert Walsh, so parts:
— The Commerce Department re d ea lintf the fence by it few fo#l*
irnlhal will be among the T V A
mould h« hold within the nett want to eliminate factional dif
L I Ir Ipiri ir tbr indivulual U't' ported I oUj
ordinance be d efin ed until
. loist, g|-o o f Orlando, will render
Spectator* held their breath as
I' -to w e t.
l ;*il
representative* on the trip.
two weeks on the proposed ronlaltr dale. Meanwhile, the
pe several numbers at the weekly hta land fur th* br*t
tra il, at
" » ! eh-mhof* the diver iihip mounted slowly.
ferences, bring about absolutely
Dam>,
construction
villages,
lum-hvon uf the Kiwanls Club in result a.
tpuance of the Florida Calory
I o f comm.-re* i*t K iw i It, many of
fertiliser plants, tition rtad, C hiif Williams nn.l
free and fair Interchange of labor,lories,
Mnrko*hig program.
the Valdes Hotel tomorrow
at
Chief Clevslaiul euu'd be appuini
2.
I'rrVrnUun
of
tiv x pro I uthlcn might he callml np-'n tngoods between states and put the phosphate fie Ida and a north
It anlg more t l i g t l percent nf
urogram
chairman, dart inn and
*d to work with the operators of l ‘J :IG, Ihe
s u b id
1,,'“ form ally for information for a
Celery
groomrs
had United qates In a batter posi Georgia rural alectrle co-oper ihe plsnia In an effort to see if ('apt. It E Rose, announced to prirrn
governmental
investigation
nf
tion to combat foreign competi ative using T V A poesr will be
for a vale to determine
th* smoko nuisance could be elim day.
X A decr#sxe in fjrm 1 nancy tnonopoliea.
inspirird before the comm I'tee
tion."
A call fur chdhing has been
the Msrkittng Agneinated through voluntary ac'tmi
and a m iif* toward inem ne *»f
Commerce
Department ofti- issurd by Cspt. It. E, Rose o f tha
returns heir.
wfckk hi* regulated Floro f Iho operators lhamseivrs.
The
Board
nf
Directors
o
f
the
actual fsrirt own#r«liip.
rial* said ihe.H Imsineu grmi|t» Salvation Arm y Post hrre.
Senator Donshey said
last
Celety shipments In tatcrIt ora* aaplained that the ordi- Seminole County Chamber of
nisn might form Ihe nucleus f»r
week he favored calling Chairla id . Rosa drdarrd
that ha
. commerce iko* Nor. 13.
a* written would work a Contmerre meet in th* Chamber
n Morgan, U!tenth*I and Dr.
Industry hoards under the wage- tin. had a greet many calls for
r. should apply during 1M »
building
tonight
at
7:30
o'clock
hardship
on
tho
operators
b
•
Collection
A. E. Morgan, deposed chairman,
hour law to nkl In determining cluthing in tho past few weeks
tha first witnesses sp they cause it termed >he issuance <>f fo r the nmnthly meeting. Presi
labor standards fur various in hut (hat he has nun* on hsnd.
The Wbr Department
In
State
ttb s A A A cold program would
might -lay their sards on Ihe b'ack amoks for o period for dent T. E. Simpson advised that
dustries and businesses.
With tho limited funds o f the
nlnated If growers ' Oho nouncid tadsy that three
mors than 10 minute i a nun- the meeting would be adjourned
table."
T h e y captained that under the post, he said, it is impossible to
rodnead mars than M forditea had accepted
“JACKSONVILLE,
July
I2.-M*)
It was a dispute bet wen Dr. IM * and operators were espress- In time for all directors who - EJwin Larson, U. 8. colleciur N R A these groups formed the iu y clothes for those who have
a celery to Ttarida fo manta as second lieutenants hi
ty denied permission to ere*!# dotlr* to attend Iho basoball
the Officer* Reserve Corps. They Morcan on an* aids and Lilof murnsl (avenue for Flotilla. hasla In many rases for the hun apposl.it fur old. lie sDo pointed
(M M .
are: Jaek Allen OUkm. William lanthal and Hnremurl Morgan on such n nuisance.
■id lutlay federal lav. collection* dreds o f industrial hoards estab out that many uf them for variTho operators said they wero
other that precipitated the
up
industrial ous reuons are not eligible to To*
In the Stale for the year *n<l- lished to draw
Joins Joel Morrison, and Thomas Car- the
between 70 and >3
DEMAND MAKES fE IC E J
InvsatlgaGoa.
ceiv* clothing from guvcrnmtnl
mg June 30 amount rd In 112. code*.
wood as I heir chid
VIENNA. — OPI— Engliah U S08,99S.&1, Ike > r g »s t in Flor
The tocsUWs wvc# appointed
A nation-wide survey o f surh ■gentle*.
fool With • intis pine to g<*
•*•• i »n i*m I only ST cants
MURDERS |N B U R M A
Anyune having wearing apparel
organisations compiled
by
Ih*
wtfk a large-^Sumher of
ida's hlstorr.
R A N G O O N , — m — Thirty their firs* starthd In their boilers m hour hart, Bui now thoro la a
from variooa amtlmm of
He
said the
figure
rep><>- bureau o f foreign and Ohmestic o f any kind that they are not
cases of melder were reported airly hi Urn morning. They <!•- Utah of butintaa from parsom reniiil • 20 percent increase nvrr c o m m e r c e
(W BtaUs
showed
there using. Cap*. Rose stated, should
In Burma In N s weeks ending ilorad that using oik a* tho wahiof to tacapo from Noxl rult the prevloua jrtnt's total of |3S,- wero B.SOO trade association* and « • « in touch with him immcdlotoMay SI. safe an official state thief fael had practically alisssk-. to Amsrlcs or Kn«Uind, and th# 410,974.79.
2 .2 dO chambers o f commerce in ly. Telephone 369, end the cloth
' ,
ing will bo railed for or articles
JAC
Jnly U W i ment, alee Sfl t u r n o f gang-rob anted tho smoke and soot which frteo t e i fon# up to I M M M O
the country.
9m hour.
may be loft at the Salvation Army
bery, If'can ao o f rebbery a^d hod to e s complained against.
Cok f e ll
REPORTED
ESCAPE
Tho Commission g * »*
Chief
headquarters at >14 East Second.
ene of o n **
trk l i m y 1 _
NOW MORE INDIGNANT
rIIIkms
ChM
Cleveland
Street, ha said.
At* on kk f f e l
BUTLER RETURNS
ither it* to work with tb* operDARWIN. Australia. — « * ) MIAI
The BeNEW YORE July IS <*) Dr.
---------H Y T B r .' England,—W — Mo report to th* Commls*
yasterUU Me
Marray BatUr. petal- In Jail hera awaiting trial for
U th* situation th
sign la
ol Columbia Unlvorally, ro- maliciously damaging government toring to polico station to report
**r
vaaaUalatiory,
the
to ■'**•
from Sttropo yoMtnUy property, a man escaped, bor that, windows of hit hut hod
M t Ul|
Forecast : Partly cloudy, m
is snoot
t4 rk t for tho lopoh- rowed BO cent* from a constable, boon smashed. Samuel Howship
' High Moslem Slain
»
t
Paris To Moscow
Realtors Ask Passage
In Seven Hours
Of/oningOrdinanee
By City Commission Aviator Is 17 1lours,
17 iMinulesAltcudOf
Wiley Post’s Mark'
D upont, Raskob
A re Charged Wilh ,
Evasion Of Taxes
Mft
in the
ii
[t
LT.
r
.
Avoid Paying Huge
| Levy, Board Finds
C ity Commission]Defers Action On
Smoke Ordinance Cilv
despite
*
j
bis
News Briefs
WilliuniH, ( ’ 1e v eland
A
i
• ve
l>
President Makes No
Reference To I'olo r a d o Candidates
atorn On Nuisance
Committee Begins
In vestigation Of
P o w er Program
Democracy Good
Enough For Us^
R o o s e v e lt Says
‘
l
v
^X
.
^
n /S
.
Growers Vote On
ry Pact In
Next Two Weeks
0
I.
r v
Trade Body May
Assist In Federal
Monopolies Probe
Copt Rose Requests
Clothing For Needy
Three Sxnfordites
Given Appointments
...
Tax
More
Thia Year
locks
U. & Marias Corps
if
LOCAL WEATHER
•JtogoCp
fa itjr.
-ftn t
bought himself driaks and
-
(
I
gnw weal tha wroag way on a one
gad was fined 12 -40.
o n Wednesday and
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