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TlffeSDAT, MAY 14,11
TB 1 SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLOWDA
OPENS
OPENS
W ednesday
W ednesday
M ay 25— 8:30 A . M.
M a y 25— 8:30 A . M.
Continuing Through June I
STORK CLOSED AM . (?AY Tl'ES..
ALT. SACKS FINA1.
Continuing Through June I
STORK CI.OSKI) Al.l. IIAY T l ’ KS..
AM . SACKS FINAL
T h u rsd ay M o rn in g
WEDNESDAY
8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
8:30 T o 9:30 A . M.
O ne H ou r O n ly
Gfnuine Hoamprimf
2 P a ir Silk Fu ll
Fashioned H o s ie ry
Hour Sale
for $1.00
Values up to 11,00 F ir st Quality
N ot Irreguars
l.lmltH 1 r »lr It a I t t l t a o
PIECE GOODS
P re -In v e n to ry tim e is h ere and w e find it necessary to
reduce o v e r stocked d ep a rtm en ts. D ow n g o prices. Op
Fairy Spun IJiwn,
portu nity knocks.
Fairy Spun IJalWc
convince y o u rs e lf th at e v e r y item can be purchased at a
W H E N T H E BUDGET
REARS ITS U G iy HEAD
substantial savin gs. N o th in g reserved .
f - j i u i you ititt m vti A#SI
Fairy
Spun
P rin ts
Diinlii**
V is it ou r store d u rin g this sale and
Sole is
store-
R rg. 20r S p rrlal Ytl
wide.
It.*. |1.2.1 VillUM
S ale discounts are o b ta in a b le o n ly fo r caah.
Play Suits & Slacks
f in a l., “f . i . f r . f . " silk
pH»r. 1114
K»aaln* Powder Pulf Mu.lln*. N » »
Floral ratlama. Reg. 4-V Hal. I'rlr.
In i*
|H e «
........ ..
Reg. $1.00 Shorts
Broadcloth— Printed
Suiting!— Voiles and
_ Dotted Swiss
7JC
DRE3SES
$1.95
Reg. $1.25 Slacks
Miandu Prlnl*d Urnadrliith.. Nautlral and Floral Patl.nw . It.id la r
4Jr value*. Hperlil salr prir.
Reg. $1.95 Play Suits $ 1 .6')
K»*. 12.50 Value*.
Keg. $2.50 Culottes $ 1 8 9
K IC K K K N IC K
P u r r l ly r t 'h a l r a u Figurril Crepe*.
Keuulir Vie )|ird value*. Hperlal
Price
K ick ern ick
C om binettes
Klnkann Milk l.liten*. Ftofal* and
HoJId*. Recular Vie l|ilur«. HpecLil
Kale Price
Figured Itajun Prlnl*. Regular
valueo, Hperlil
89c
a'l,
flipper Crepea. PkoUatalle Print*,
(iargaou* Floral Pattern*. Regular
• CM values. Special ...... ............
H A N D BAGS
89c
69c
Spring Neckwear
& Collars
P A N T IE S
$2-89
No. 107, Four-Thread, Klagl r .. . K r f u l i r HSe value*. Hal*
Price
Npl HU.
Itefular
Special Kale Prlrr
No. 100a, Fuur-Thread, Ouviurrrpe. Regular 11.00 value**.
Hperlil Hate Prka ......— —.. .
89c
N*. I l l , Three-Thread, Ring*
laaa, Chilian Regular f l . l l
value*. Special ale Prlc* ....— .
Fairfax Huek Towola 1H X SI—
Reg. 25« Value*— 6 for---------
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF SILK
CREPE AND SATIN CREPE
Jantzen
$395
Value.
Pastel unit Floral De1
,*h *
signs.
Regular $6.96 Value*
C hiffon Dresses N avy For T ra vel
<PQ Q r
Valu**
$ 0 . 7 J
Turkish
Tow els
Rrirular
7Sr value*
_____ ____
No* 110. Three-Thread, Ring*
leaa. Regular 11.00 vail)**. Rue.
rial Sale Price ...................
Special Aanortmenl Of
K ick ern ick
DRESSES
Silk Crepes and Sheers.
GLOVES
Imported Figured l.lnen* uf K lllir
nejr. Il.fu jir Me value*. Hale price
Figured Broadcloth* and Imported Linen
89C
Wh.te and Puttlel I’ airitla
In llaudcd Hand
Bag* 100 Bag* .........— •
250 Itagu..............
*“ -,u
200 Bogs..... - ........... a*-69
Wanlsag Hill* IJnrn*. Floral PatIris*. Halid Color. to match, Regu
lar 11.00 yard value*. Hpcclal Hal*
Prlra ..... ........ ........ .......................
Powder Puff Mu.lin
Reg. 89c Polo Shirts 79^
S L IP S .. $1.79 Zip Reach Rags
Liberty A Polly Ann
WASH DRESSES
Ho Square Prints,
Dimities and Vnlles
lo 112.75
BR0C0RD LACE FROCKS
,
The Season's F avorite In
Beautiful Pastel Shades
Cannon 29«
Quality
#
f
Regular $8.75 Vuluoa
GOWNS ............ . 82-
Bathing Suits
Fig. Bemberg Sheers
Spatial Aaaortmont Of A ll
Silk Crepe Gowns
Speers Budget
SHOES
8p«<UI Aaaor.ment SUk Crop*
DANCE SETS
- Reg. $8.75at $5-95
This Druaa la ospadally famouo for tboir otyla and fit
Slenderette Brocaded
Regular I MU Vatu#
Runproof Trleot-Knlt
SLIPS __ _ _ _
at 92*25
llJ5“
014 Stylo A ll
Ragukr SLIP Value*
F*rur‘ »i B* urt#
GOWNS &
PAJAMAS
- .
..........
8
Patent U rUmt
SANDALS
Fitted Leather Baca Ref. 98*75 at 96.96
Fitted Leather Bags Ret* 99.75 at 97.96
Fitted Airway Luggage Reg. 19.50 at $7.95
Fitted Airway Luggage Reg. 914.75 at fl2.75
Uafttted
.
.
*
Abrway Luggage Reg. 94.50 at 93.19
Unfitted
Airway Luggage Reg. 95,75 gt 94.49
Uafttted ■
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Airway Luggage Reg. 97.50 at 95.95
Metal Lockers Reg. *4.50 at 93*19
Mftal Lockers Reg.
9X75 at 1275
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In ex p lica b ly P lu m
m ets T o E arth N e a r
C levela n d
A ir p o r t
L o y a lis ts Launch A t-'
tacks In E f f o r t T o
R e g a i n T e r r ito r y
Bv Attwefqtait Prone
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Ci««hotlovaka were highly lrfluted ov«r lha honors pni'l hy
Adolf llitlor at tha fun*r»l for
lha two Sadalen Dormant. whom-.
death* jn lh* frontier shoot im:
last Saturday created an ln<*r'
national critla.
Oarmany. niaanwhil*. protcalod
to Praha of altultd inatanrea of
Catch military plane, Ilyin* u*cr
Uuraian ««rrilOry,
In the Orient fapanrao ann<mnrrd they bail aalnr<l mm
Plrl* control Of tho Important
Tieataln-Pukaw railway and e v
P0" n l to reaumo traffic aver it
nail month, Tbay rontinunl Ihair
offaniWa waatwafil alone
tha
lamehai railway, almine at Han*
how. In Spain tho epYcrnmni*.
mada frontal i attacki aeain«‘.
Tram
ami lUlacuer in
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■ ■• . T & n l
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WynnW. Potter
D ies Following
Lengthy Illness
SntiUifd
Sanfurd
Mini roe
Sanford
Sant,'' >1
Unit]**
( ivteilo
Itenevu
1 bulih'ia
titildenrod
to
only elk*lit mil*'* from In
fch eh ilfd inrtdmtr Two pilots, a
s'ewnido*t anti nil erven pu^wn
g i t * dirtl r.% fam es
leapt -t
wreck sire of the United An tin'*
ship, bound from Newark to Chi
capo, via (Tevrland
Among lh*
p a n m g ert
w »*
Jrhn Hrontuon. KepuhHcjtn «1n »'
rhnirmnn of North Dikota, re
In*ning' homo after a ronft*rente
tit YVnull ngtofi with hi* *tales
Wynn
W
putter.
w*l|
ku«iw.i
Harit»nl t *‘k ry *r«»wi*r, «B* t| y«’tcrd4y uftrrutjOft al the
r***»«rt
homo of hi* father. K, W P.»tier
nc*r Jmkton.
lirm rlm g
v t S r
Mr. I "otter had Keen In
health (o r to o y a a » ami
"FW** ,|i
,U imonth,.
lha
BJpj
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mm
poor
' ,,K’ r '
had!
pa*i
from kvhirh the clothe* had been
huiimd nlmoat entirety off.
|
The nit liner was, due at the
hn'' hr,-n cioacd^inco Apl.l
me—ucn a few minutn* narlmr |
rvported 'Vvnrythlnjt ok” .
An airliner ipokraman »tikl t h « ,
idanc a m directly on i '» enurar. ; wa
H o fe * !
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in ihe frok'urmiml
p
Relief Projects
fe d e r a l Io«anK T o P a y
I OMtH
T o
S p o D S flfH
Is Proposed B y D jjl
I la haj |tth«U ir *a t I
Mr*. W". IT. M on r, who ha*
,
klad lu ll of m*nt at Bay Pino* Hn.ijdtal al l^rn n u iu ir r o f the (Jllbcrt llo*
JACKMJN V IU K.
May
iratlarad liaCMpaa tltewhara ?
Avenoa ,lnc» lait ‘ (AV— F onda relief oflinal*
8t* P*trr,bur* last tlkc«mti«r and tel on Park
later under*rnt an operation ,n July, >aid today that »he hid b x n I running into new difficoHie. 'll
Juckaon and for a « lt llu hU tranafered to the (iilbi'rt in Pen- t ,y ing to ,niiH,ih the pith for in
haa|tli iroprorrl II* . le ft h<’ r> laeoln and will leaae tomorrow f estimate,) I Pi.lilM onemploynl
about u month uun with
titi lor her new post.
*
Added to the .eaiooal .In k ..f
family to i|>cnd til1' iniomcr In
Replacing Mr*. Mor»r , will is' empfoynient ), another |»r*.t»t.in
Mr. and Mr». H«y Chamber, of ,rrm ril
Jy \v»rt,. I
Mlcbiian. hi, former home
The deceased « » , born in I.e, . Jacksonville who nrriv.-.l yesler- Kr„ , Administrator Robeil J M l I
llo, Mich. 41 years uso anil prior d »y IO lake over the menageineni. _ , ( h„
finaneial
Inability
of i
Ralph Barwall, aacretary o f tha to h), coming hero hud I r m tn
Mr*. Morse, dee's red that tv number of ritie* to purehn
IH1I4'
Bagwell Describes
Orlando M e e tin g
As Great Success
The officer
S T S 5K--«?S2.» “• N e w D i fiicultief
Confront WPA In
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regular
m«n|lng
of
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Ctl.i|iler ul DuMolay *||| I.,. lu ll
jp lha Maxinlc Tumylo Thot,
Volina booth* in the City Halt
and Court
lli»t,,o
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luk-n
do* it I.mI-i * I,, iji*
.11) 111 )i,.j
its it election
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(rf.illil T**( rt1
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Two Sanford Women Receive Honors
At Exercises At Southern College
L eo n a rd y W in s O v e r
Bridge* in H o u r e
Bart* By 205 Voten
|.-hti 1,‘nn.irilv wtw nfimlini ,i| Do ri‘|>rr'>i'ir'iitivp from
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TUI an inn's j" i •i-ill\
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which sttw
lartfi* ttunt-
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County Com m iitsioncr
MMTHIUT 1
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TVA’s Direction
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H eard A t H e a rin g 1 blf 1*ft14
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W ASH ING TO N, Mny 2.V -(/?’) l,<tTi*wun>l
— Arthur K. Mnrgan uu<tt*d thmr* l-lke Mltfl
Altarn»nl"
man nf thi* Trnnrupo V*ll»*y AuKiirFit l i t )
tbonty, ihnrtfnl h*i*fiin* u von
Slavla
it 11*»9ioiiil invrdii,'4 1i 11if r 0111111it t »•** F«*rn I*wi k
toddy Ih tl thrrt* lut* let'll ‘Vol- tlaetolM
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it ly mo ri* lh%n
I' lvr I tagh11
JmlgeThomas Wins
Ofcr Toni Watson
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l'i FI.... 11 D'-m,.. i .it i i.,i , ttv yutir
in,. Court,
t Mil
71 \ 1. 1 m nn iliu s ' p. rii.iu.■in,
City Total
Dm tliu ii.i
llll'l' I f ul>*
- - "'r il'iy 1*
uflu lut r.u <
Hill
t'nunly Total
, ailed to am plify previous tharge*
iiiiuifl piu" , . I" ■ 'n, Thumii*
11;
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ugemsl two other T V A directors, tin n d Totul
it ,;:.
I,. M i I l •I III | * III.Mi III,00*1
u«».rtrd the latter hart not given
llll'l J I ■-IV W *• ' l l „r T.iniiut.
it I t it Florida'*
un "honest administration of ihel
Tin- i
I* , «iite n.oiiMt lit .
great public trust". The utlu-r di-1 C ou nty ( ’om m issionor n n , |.i
» „ i \\ ,i ... 10*1.1UV
lilt TIIM r 1
rector*. H, A. Morgen ami David |
i<i|| ti
T li
turn, r-ii »•K. t.ilienlhal, wvru tu In- heattl
> mi iiMiiiil in **K'* 11*«ti «ir*I Thom,
later.
n a i II v i i i lii tli* *• WiHiwm
In a packed Senate committee
1 ®
ii cm t ^ li'i d ul i»»it
i* "
room Morgan charged the uthei
• I*-* n»*r»
two director* hail been re*|Hin*t
U if i *Hii"ii
i h*i
« »v»‘
fin*
hie fur “ inaccurate and Iim npre
qtin|»f|**<j
•n.|»>rift' iii
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*hn
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172
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seiitilive r*purt* to the P n »l21 . rtUViirt. TMj 1"■■ti f'■*it |»I *riu IiHil nil
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rlent, Cungreu and the puhllr", Hanford
H**i*rV D
ti 1
•fat iit'd*1* 'it** • ■!•'»* 't v r
w
ini*msnagcm«nt uf the power |iro- Monro*
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I n i* •*! iiii» » f ( » r ia |
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grem and m blsading accounting Hanford
.tM|
'272 I *'I*11 it hi ili»» r»»»* f•»r nnitllfilL*
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and publblty tn reference to the Hanford
•l««r«e*|
I'an
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a
21 ttrrf) f*»
t
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power “ yordetick".
r,
VI
1f * r M *i \ W i l l . lb ».f I lift Fnilrlh
Morgan charged that the oih“ r Ovlfdn
4*
yi
•*» K|"I I.l t VliWlft'l
*»
two slirwetor*
paiticlpnlerl
in
Th»* ml*, w i i f*4iinun
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7
falsifying * r o f 't l on TVA ne Phulilnta
prrrinr.l4
K
In
1? nn I 1'ikr 2*» '*-''- in
gotiations for pur'h«»rt of utility (loldrllr'Hl
nf
lh
"
illntri*».
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1
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Ia>n**'"«l
properties owned hy the I'omTit" nff m'• 11 *'Mini wiH in* IUj|*»
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munwealth and Ho'llhcfn fo r Por U k r Mary
£»1 n i l t f l l t u i * lr * |f r kt ti f Ml I |fl* I ' l d r i l I II
II s 21
ration, llo *»ld they made a "per- Altimonii*
11
11 lh ( * i| i» n f f | t i * l r ' p '* r id , H«»*h H l€ il
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ibttrrnl attempt" |n to n v in '" the Fnr**i Pity
Tfi**
Thf»in4.in
13
i*. wi-fit Mi iiui-ifi i
public tha utility "w as arbitrarily Hlaila
WiiGiiii («» *' ihui t lh*i r.tily sUtn*
Frrn
Park
i
i
35
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refusing to sell it* properties.'*
n*rrola
n
ir» W lllf l «’ l* t|l* * 4 t. *
‘ 15
Itrar Mk#.
t*
ii
mi
Although Sanford
atol
other
pari* o f Seiiiinop. County had
heavy ruin* yr*teit|ay, nono w a, iiiunl"' in the TVA.
repurtfil m Oviedo
Thu lanky, 54 year old Mnigan.
Accident Prevents
College Head From
Speaking To Club
Thomas Leads In
Ilijfh (’ourt Race
7f»
I -oitiI v
to
the
:17 Sr liiinnl,'
in S t;ilc |.i v*i - l i t lift', ami O. J.
11 I*n|tt> an,| .1 I-:. 1‘iirltn wore
23
nntiti-rl in :-it mi the. R o ttn l
4
o
f i uun1v ( 'nmmis.-iiirnttni itt
IJ
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i iMinty Tt'bd
•loading hiM gas gun.
Seminole County (Chamber of j fsgeil with -his father in tho! trace had been found of »7'J which tortaU for new relief projei t
The Rotary ( lull will leave
Commerce, declared today that vegetab|o commission btismea, in was stolen frem the hotel safe,
“ These cities alreidy
li ne
ftum *he Sanfonl limit Walk* at
tha eonvantion of lha Florida, Jackson. Ito has b.*,-n a resident^ sometime Monday night. Nothing ,,,
mtnnm.t avai.atile -,,,jr•.*s the II lien lirulgi’ tiHtmurruw at
Commercial Secretaries Asoocia-j of Sanford for the past IS year., else in the safe wa* disturbed,,
pay|r,^ ttioir ,h:irc on iiiri'.os I ;tm o c i- , U ijn tho good * ht|.
lion held in Orlafido Sunday, Mon- sod has conducted |,i, farming! Mr*. ilor*e aaaetted, adding ' " • * ;^ m j e e t , Dili
.„i.l "Now they
“ Charulh” iiouiul for Lemon lllu ff
day and Tuesday was one o f lha | operation, at his farm on lieardall, after midnight there wa. no one | h|Vr ju#,
ul
i|„. , ,„|
up the uvet
Arenuc.
in
'ho
lobby
eacept
the
negro
moat luccaaafut ha ha, aver itof th«* ntpr,**
He maintained hit rcld rn rt! porter, who has been with the hoThe Admlnhtrutfir ji*tiiiD*d "nt
A «rew of lin««mrn o f th«
Frad J. Laa, aaaraUty of the at 3 «J Mellottvill" Ayenun whent; Ul for tn«t,e ,h» n >° T ', r *the1 moTtfc-my o f the ite|irr« -«i»
Florid* Puli lie Srrvii'r ('timfisny
Clairwatar Chamber of Commerce, ho lived with hi, wifo. Itutb. and1
came tiWM|ukkIy mft«*r the
-------- wa* Imsily encaged In setting up
wa, alidad praaldant of the Ai- hla
o f tho Florida m l rntaio tf '-m
children. Jeannette,
|8; ! T ru c k L o a d ed W ith
new p o le * anil transferring high
aoclatlon
yaatarday
aftarnoon
for
u
nutnloT
o
f
citie*
Ui
havia<l«
Wayno. J r ....; and O Moara.
G rO C eH eS Is W r e c k e d
VoltsKo power transmission lines
whan tha orxaatelhm closed its who, besides hi* father, ord hbi,
jyjtteil th(‘ir fiiuintes.
alone tin- highway
near
Alta
19th annual eonvantion which was only ittrvfroru. Mr. PmUr wa,W"I
Dill
ani<f
enactment
by
fniici*
-----bald al (ha 0 rungs Court Hotel.
a member af lha l.inn* Club' u„ l '
A truck iMlnnging to the II. E. o f certain part* o f I'resid-nt tnunV Spring* this morning.
Mr. Laa took a m tha office tho American U (lo n
' Weekly (Jroeaty turned over a- Rnoaavalt’s “ Pump-Priming'' pm*
The weekly loons Club lunchwhich haa boon bald for tha tail
Funcraf »erelce,'w ill he 1l,e|,|' I>out flea mlloa aouth of Sanford *gram
might
a sohiten
* • • * * • •*»
« *ll* provide
|W»WVS1»W ■
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,
,
.
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year by Jimaa T. Daniala of Jack- Friday
dispensed w|lh for
morning in
J*rfci.nn. on the Orlindo highway yester to lh# problem hy |wrmltling .H -1 Bon h,M
till*
week
and
member*
hav*
aouvlUa.
day, danTagtniy tha truck consider- lr* to torrow m[incy fur pn-j'-d
Mich, at th« Catholic Chunk
to'M)
r**|uest»d
hy
Mecretary
Other officer, chosen were; Au
ably -nd destroying a large por- malarial*.
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—______„ — t
gust Bun hard. Fort Lauderdale,
lion of Ita load of groceries, inThe WPA now has 32,500 mi it* John f i * l l n » i r to etl*n*l the Inalga president m4 C. D. Davenport,
viwligmting officer Deputy Sheriff payrolls. Fifteen thousand . h r* stallntioli o f officers of tho local
Panama City, •ecr.tary-treasurrr.
Carl K. Williams aald tmiay.
have been certified hy the .Nl.de club to l»t told in Cost), tonight.
Panama City waa Unti lively se
Tha truek, Mr. Williams said, Welfare Cnmmlsiiun
rligihle
lected by tha hitoBaUon for its
wa* enroute to Sanford with a for relief employment.
I^mdon's fir-1- “ w slrr bus” to
IMS meeting plaaa.
load of groeotiea from Orlando
Last December only 22.5011 nn- o,H'rul<- nn the Thame* from
In closing the Orlaado meeting
and turned otar wbi’e attempting ployea were listed on WPA pay WV*lmini*ter to .Scotland, wa*
Mr. DaaieU laid the
to pass another auto on the high roll* and the waiting list lud launched recently in ( ’owe* Ship
Due to a alight accident on the way.
they had had Um largest attaudyard.
ireellaa*. mm rse* T » . i
awca In tbalr biatary with SS eit- other ildo or Orlando, Dr. John
Neither the negro driver, James
— ...............
tag represented and M dalegaUt Bhormgn. pre.ldant of tbo Ualver-. 0 lines, nor hi* companion.
Wiltle
awy af Tampa, w*a unaMo to do- Ferry, enothe* nedro, ware injured
I im o a
- -A—*- » twit, g
_ * *a
. , f.
livar • Scheduled Ulk before the In th« n<cid«nl.
S u p rem e C ou rt
Klwanla Club at tbolr n gsltr
Goldenrod Man Sees *maiy
luncheon at tha Vabtc,
Pau l Bunge, German
Drouth H arm S light Hotel today.
■Faina Chiltvndan and Licy Jones rimpalgn with an ovar-lhe—■
In a telephone message to the Poet, T o D ie In Chair
0
y
Smith of Hanford were homonl top total of f.'ll,07G. Tha quota
.1
2
W H Pope "aigolden rod, who elub, Dr. Rharmat) «ald big war
•2
wa*
*30,000.
%
8
Florida ftuiithi rn
waa In Mnford this *ioral*g. ite- had gone Into ardit«b on tha other
TAMPA, May *». —(A*> - «ir- yesterday at
Dciliralinn
uf
Tho
IntarUchen,
fc
&
e
tia rH be believed t t * t Bamtnnfa alda of Ortandor Ha, flaeUradi that ault Judge HarrF N. (Uodlor In* Coltego when they were given >ia- •tudent yrtrtmnk. to lira. Mary
hocaty U a bsawraffaetad laaa hy white kb car was badly damigmf, day aentancad Paul Fri'd tlunce.
133
231
Hanford
1
•
f
ruma
cum
laude
and
cui
L. West, of Orlando, member o f
the drouth than other koeUaoa of that bo was not Injured and re- 11. Oernun Foal. t'» din In the
HiU
275
IA
tha board of tru*teei, waa an Saaford
. tsapocUvaly.
gratad that bo’ WwVI be uoobla alectrW chair at (be State prla*
(Ba atata,
53
7fl
•l
Osrdaitlon ceremonies followed nounced at the tiircUaa, which Monroe
on at Halford (or lha munlar Immediately the ground-I, res king ware held under tha moaa canopy Hanford
HW
Ho Wid bis Ultra* grata
2KJ
3
d«b!P* ^ **
bar* May S of kia tT-yaar old n m n l u for tha tl.ooo.oon E. of tho outdoor auditorium.
31*
HW
Hanford
3A
PopbM Taiaab, ,'»b o | tea. *
-I’-.M
wlfo.
27
PJ
4
Btaaby Jonas educalionil foumte*
Tbo
book designated David Paola
gooft.
presented
a*VM«],
pjane
>'■",>aHa Of ym o tifa L
Tbo aantaoco wa« mapdilory
04
133
I
Price, of Palatka, at the (trident Oviedo
relections tectudtef MaUguga, by
under a verdict of tbo Jury which
lewarar, M r.'F-----------71
4>l
II
Bishop Faul B. Kara turned tbf chosen by the faculty far tha hon fienava
Leeuooa and U u t ’s Tbo,NI*bllu t week convicted Dung*, alao f l n t ghoval of dirt at the r*r*- or walk, where a atom baartng Chuluota
l*a BaadHagn St
‘23
53
7
total* aad Ltbaalram.
accused of the staying or two ■•wtea which wars attandeil by hla name wld be placed. Maurlaea Goldenrod
2U
3(1
1
Mew hot* of tbo glob showed
daughters, without Hcomnandin* hundred* o f p*r«m * from many Fallon, of Tavarntor, wa* editor Longwood
44
I3J
9
their appraciatten by appteafnjf
■terry.
4M
K\
10
of tbo publication, and Balyk Lake Mary
•Mttena o f Florida.
vigorously and Prasldeot N ig In
23
M
Mar* than a agora o f olhtr Purcell, of Fort M*wd«, btiaioeaa AI>amon4a
11
vited Mba Tabacb agate U play
LAN SOON ACQUITTED
a
Forait City
31
ahufth and civic leaden took their manager.
l>
bofora tbo «U b at m m future
Jut*, m
'.
Either Whitmore, o f LakaUnd, Slavla
u
>a
tarn at tbo above! In a c b iilo f
13
WA3IIINOTON, — ((PV— Robert
39
cltrue tree* which cover waa valedictorian, aad Wbrren Kara Park
3d
14
F. Ungdon, fw sM r Waahlagton
14
r f the M-eere compaa. Dr.
37
Osceola
*
IS
policewa» wa. scuoiHtd (sat Ladd M. Sylvay, eomp'eting hi* ,*o w r suss, wa* h i x s w i b s a t . Bear Lake
S
33
1«
night i f t t e 'i M i t * of ktiling
year a* pmidant of gradaating aierciita far the r w 1
iu a
039
CHy ToWl
Beateb Uwertak an New Ysart*
ir«tided.
cord clan of lit. MU*
aoven yuan ago. The lory
received her degree
Counly TMal
747
439
deiibrrsted *p hoar and (r s » b r
Uuda and won tha Rplvay
•hip medal.
W73
1077
Grand Tate!
1
I.akr Ms' y
AM • iiumii »'
F o i l '1 1 it v
Si i*v pi
Frill Park
I.i
tlinir l^ik*'
u
( My r«t***I
llrhind tho ilrnw cloud a f ’ rmokr tel Ioomi by a trar jeas attack made hy policr, pirketa ran ha
for arvtral hour, and doir in'o the M , . „ ( u p |M. r J,.r,, huddled t..**th< r in effort* to hold their .... . in front of tho llrrald Nrwa Trlh*
m
<
i k
i |
v.„t' Mn<! **ffic** ftl huluth, Stinn.
Hut the ga* ope
openetl
i
the way for JI fi empliiyea
ptuye* to enter the plunt
New Manager Will
1 h'rt ,J
f '"‘■"■'■i Take Over Duties
SfafV- tek haaw rrtilaalU III lar
' r i*
within *»ght * f the C'leveluml « ’r - ;
|>ort. 1l e ip|*vd o ff ln|»* u fir ••***■
, twn feet thick and plunged Into a
] t**tural grave in a vnuwled gulley
I'Firymef* in »iihurimn, Imle*,
|«enHetire v illla jp* bait In I the1f Li mi* *
L o ca l C elery F a rm e r
Succumbs A t H om e
O f F a th er In N o rth
4
••
t rnrlh
Join 0. Leenardy,
nsllrw
Floridian, polled 1.88* vntc« in
the runoff
Democratic
primary
.
. ..
Sum vssf ill ( andidates
W in I ty N a rro w M a r1
Lrins A s l n exp ected
N u m b er (Jo T o P olls
itiio r r -
X
Nail funeral honors paid
W _u
to * two
Sudeten
German3
u
. u
*
n
r u
.
to tht House of Reprose*nLittves
aUIn in Ciechqeldvakia ag- in Croup 2 over p
„
gravaed the
threatening Bridge, Jr., of Lnngwood, by a
central European situation! margin of 205 vote*. Mr. Leon*
while Japanese were consoli- mrdy i» u local attorney ami fnp
dating their control Of C'M- IP yrara served ■> prosecuting
trad China’s railroad system attorney for thia county,
I renttD>r*
and warring
factions m
The plnne, flying under a dr.'ll
• ky* •'Wfmpeti toward Ihe eartb
Spain continued the'r grim.I
shifting conflict.
'Leonardy, Pope And
Partin Are Winners
In Runoff Election
R ep resen ta tive
CI.KVF.I AND. May 25 -(J|A_
Fi vttw-n lay lh,- bodir. of nine
rnep uful n wonnin tm the bottom
•»f a muddy r «v ne today along
side th" to n snd charred r#m* rmtit* of n twin mo'orrd airflnar
whkh iiiiininirtiHi tnexplN aht j
NUMBER 2.1.1
-»ut 1,11,1
I
Japanese Control i
Chinese Railway,
^
Established In I90H
I
F u n e ra l H on ors P a id ;
B y H it le r T o Slain
Su deten G e r m ans
Irrita te
Czechs
v _
>
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDM vSDAV, MAY 25. 19.1M
TO A re Killed
As T r a n sport
P la n e B urns
N O M IN A T E D
■
'
trity Total
i
Member Associated I’ rcsa
Czech Tension
Aggravated By
Nazi Tributes
I
AN INDKPKNDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
IM r* *n
VOLUME XXIX
»
1
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J e r a ld
MrKin* (
W
Seminole form I y Prndncca
More Fruit Anil Vettrlnhles Than Any
Similar Area In America
1
Sanford la H a (M r Central
Florida CHr Affordlai Rail, Highway
.
Aad Water Transportation
V i,- * -
•
I
-
121
ii<
Pnuntv Total
7m ,
531
flrsnd Total
ISt I
Cl2*
V etfi U r g e d T o A tten d
M em o ria l D ay Service
W illia m s T o A tte n d
C o m m ittee M e e tin g
Vull"
Wllltuini, rniirrr np'liul
ri.inriMlt'-'iuiiM fr'Mii this district
»n<l Mrs. Itiswg,* M'lturT- toncrossiunul i-ninmiH«<*wtinian f»r
(his diatrh't will utli'ml « r"osganltatlott nn-piinK ° f tho Fifth
r,ingre**ii>nut district
lumorr'tw
at Crystal ||lv«r.
Mr W illiam * saf.l a rhairm*,*
will ho rlrcli-d and » uinmitteea
All veterans, regardless of » f.
filiation, were urged today by
members o f the newly formed nr.
ganliation. Veteran* o f Foreirn
named
War*, to attend tha ipeclsl me
morial aarvIce* at tha Flr»t Cuh_ SEEK SOI.CTION
gregatlonil Church, Sunday, May
99 at 11:00 A. M.
ATLANTA.
-Mh— Routhera
The Spanish War Veteran*,
buelnee* and industrial leader*
American Legion, and Veteran* of
last night intrmified a drive tn
*For*lgit War* are planning la at
solve Diale's roltun pr*d>.'rm by
tend In n body *nd that* not af
increasing
eon*umption—rathar
filiated warn requested to attend
than tha New Deal program ul
with lha organisation of their
curtained crop*.
,
choice.
Veteran* of Foralgn War membar* war* notified that their reg
ular meeting night* will b» the L O C A L W E A T H E R
arf *■#1
fourth Monday* of
ForecastPartly
cloudy.
local
each month In the Legion Hut.
Their neat meeting will be June abowara Thursday and In
and wait-central port tong (Oa!
U,
^
w!
�‘■Ito^R ^iTjEWf/ka itoi '
H ie Sanford H erald
Peace Or War?
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX
Somehow or other Europe managed to survive the murp el aaote r t , r u m .
iiirijuil ilHtioriH in C/n-honlovakiu the pant weaken'd wi'li
Rag. U. I. Pat. O R
i l l i n u i i i / .«• • *
•in! ioy i-v|.|»siv. incident setting off another world e»r.
■tf» I lio itrili.ih raliim-t wan cidlrd togi-lher in extraordinary
.a tie
OfST. I l l * , al Ike
ik* SfHiinn,
leefeea. WUrMe. wi
'.avion, llio rhunrfllrripM in
olhrr Eumpe.au rrna i » * t.
I
Irr* I.U7ZI-.I with •>xri,«.mi*nt and <'x|uvtation of war, O rtrmnv riiHluil Imoti* to the tx.nl.-r, nnd Czrchoelovakia
HOLLA via I . DRAW
M ll«
ralb'il on) 'bonoindi o f rnMTV.s, but the weck-pnil
M M 8 UKdh
m
— —------------------------ j./M-o-d without a sing)* nhot tMorit* fired.
J imT whv was it *hnt llitlor fnilrd to mnrrh into
•D IIC N IP T IO ! HATPIN
V Oaml** ....
rz.rlm v lo v a V ia on thp <-v p of th.*a .|i>rtlnnu as he did intn
•a m . t k ....
pea* « M ik *
A o f' ria whon Minf rountrv was |irr>|inr»><l to vote on union
C T t o t l w •••
with firrmnnv’ Tl. it bo hnd cv-rv intention of doing so
Ea Tear .......
I* f-tii-ti- .. t i l e r VromraHoris bml liron under wnv for
A ll M il.a re ■ •lie#*, cmret■ ml
.rr>V* in Ifi'h f> r »'in v and P .'v 5ir Hittor to S1*ivr> this
MklMl'Im**. ■ ■4 Ratleea
cm *
tkla fast fi# |«VR»we
!
onnor'unl'v
for srHIinp tho Sn.b>l< n firrmnn pmblrm in
f « R l « will he gfcgried |a(
(I « f Rdvefllalic ra in .
'y j i i c a l N a z i fashion.
HP *
U l||i
„ fmr.
Tbit at *ho lest minute somo bimr dptorred him. Was
Urr.M ie ik* eeiieeai It tin* fart thaf Pri'mliT Hodzu rallrd out the reacrvee and
*4
tk'r* ..™
("iT, mn-swl troop.M on the ixinler showing that the Czechs were
“u V e l ^ . H m / 'itr,,,M,y •" ffRht for their Independence7 Was It the fact
UtmtftLWbo,
that Premier Iiidudiir. in spite of Mussolini's militaristic
NemM m ■ f
Hr .r vs*
*n northern Africa, announced that i-Yance was
it.* eve.. wsi*k i#
ready t*» fight nnd would come to the aid of Czechosloa# far f*-,
i
**
? IR H 6 H R V M .
dlgtRlrkr* \«i“
Vilk ill
.'n
o7. fir was it something that Prime Minister Cham*
M(ll#m l«e h'Tlinn told Konrad llunleln on hi. ncent visit to London?!
CM
JO
U
PICKUP
mi ;PHHPf 9 ■M«< ■l-f
An OROiNMWTtiMBUR.
■ puhtlldllrsf brrelM
It -teems likely that the firm stand taken hy Ctec ho- 1
ptokll^aflmM of m|«r iWNdoHWiVJofmee^
S
lo
vak
ia
and
France
might
have
hud
something
to
do
with
bMtia ary
fV5«rt0WN
W
4 H o w n ttlc
& ftO
n rt
W7
it. It is the first time that Hitler in all his long climb
\mcmuRBD*
W K D N E 3D AV, M A Y 33, 1331 to the top has lieen met hy any determined show of
rpM R f H lP G N & lM W
siutenre. It may be that all it takes to stop his continued
W-5WWMI
I VERHK FOR TODAY aggression is to call his bluff. It is certain that he under
^ R lo T H e e o «T —
stands no other language than H ip mailed fist.
POWER
i
Hut we doubt if even the threat of war would have
do all thinir^
wrre
O m it which ilrenglhrn been sufficient to huve delayed Hitler If he
sure hii opponents would be only France and Czechoslo
t — Phil. 4:13,
vakia. The future of tho Hitler and the Nazi political
l'«r*y is so Inextricably woven into n policy of foreign con|* THE M AN (T lltIK T
quest ihat he is no'. likely to have delayed his march tieV * to ilt no tempts, yrt Iho fur cause of two armies which his own conceit causes him to
act tea
underes'imatp.
yield no lhuro lint'* Imir-ii
Was it something thut Chamberlain communicated to
' His place
him7
Hid the British Prime Minister convince Hiller that
Tor bended knee.
F.ugluiid too would fight for Czech independence? Or did
wrote nu W ik and yet II h
hi* sell him cm some simpler lameeful plan hy which the
lord* and preyer
kiUm ile on many myiied Nazi aims in Central Kurope could be realized without the
risks involved in war?
el evsrywhers,
Only lime can tell, but It is safe to say that STANLEY IN AMERICA . . . .
I'runn th,. To onileroaa wa« umler Ur*.
r— r*>eil in »
llnrnn
he 11diluteen—I to .won poo yerda
rii'-r
Sir llcnry M. S l»n l»y. Afrn-en earrtp nra, Chi-agtr
•M l Do wealth yet year by year the future of Czechoslovakia Is no less uncertain tislay
Hum it' was a week ago. anil that Hitler's goal for n Pan- etplurer—every ,-hoi»lboy he. Ctrrrl rarlPrl ily »-n '-ry anti m l | wtlh a haw,or. which lie made
" Ire «ame
Dialed beauty uf the wurt-l Cermim union has
not lsen rhnnged, though the read ul (hie man anil bin <lirilllnx Inr t fever. V* 'Oi.amlarV werr" | fw.t pi a Cnnf-deratii .learner.
me*hod
of
achieving
It
may have undergone some slight' uilvnnlure, on the Dark Con th1* Prlwrn-r*' 'I'lm tirp On Jan-'. t il, a«lai mil, p|-n worked and th"
IT Ilia Dame,
,nn-e,.fully
drawn
4, IM.J. b'-‘ til-r w «, given h i.) priie i n
Orient.
i never sought life ’s meaning lu modification.
Ja*l an thrilling ia lb* at"ry uf rel-a.e nn pr«rnil-e *hal h* would from the harletr Kur Ihia ania,*1
Stanley is America, th* atari 14 rail it in )l>» I S Artillery Herr iiik feat, fttanley wa, mail* an
notedAfricane&
tarer,
(rrcanbppone)
quickened it by faith
kffjwTt/ profound.
(U
•r’ lwu* wllneaa Is thi*
M i d to b*
latent in rrcknn nerj rleing nun
R e w a rd F o r fn reT u I D rivings
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"i
A g ro u p o f flfl In su ran c* rqm pn nlrri
h a vq -it
plan to a llo w a 15 p o r ro n t H rfu c H o n in m in im i In su ra n ce
p re m ln m v 1»v nu fom n btlp d r iv e r s w h o h a w * nnt h R r t " l 7inv
nrcltlpnts In vntviijw
c ls 'm s d u r in g l b *
y p a r.
Thprsa f c o J v e j f . T l i f fibat Is t o r e w a rd th c a^h rR il ilr iv n r
Tn aifiU H on
fo
w h -ii'c v e r o im fs h m en t t l i « po|tc« rn tirfs n r o v rd »
fo e
the
Pftgtlf!**»«• flplttnt*
•nt Gardes as aeetna to
Karm-st F.lmu Calkins, writing ill the American Maga
tovln g an awful lliu> n-lMnX
zine, auggeatn that this plan might bu carried e ven fur
' a| CadlUu <» remit.
ther providing Rome ayatem o f awards from -the guvernd|a County ebuUtd bav.i
menl to lla citizens who successfully negotiate the high
l taauttricaltoit prul-»t Inr Mi*
ways each year without nrcldeuL Caah prizes, he nays,
f n M i around th* IHK Tree.
could be paid through receipts from gusotino nnd other
V fto^er **)y
ili»
C i—htuk' motor taxes.
Anyone who drives a cur without having an accident
a t tan Chamber o f
Conwmrc*
g el up a goodwill leer for uno year might tic uwurded a prixu of, tuiy, f 100. When
Ik (Jarmany.
ho lias driven two years witiiuut an accident, the priM
'; .
i—
ii
—ihould be increased to $2 imi, and so on. A peraou with a ten
HIU#r k * i r « c<|Il**4 Ik# f]**rntnit
( M ilia ry ad*U"r* a tleih -d In th- yi'ltr iM'rfrct record, would Isi Kiv^gSlO.UUO; anti 25 year*,
them
I.M general otalf. pn-.xioebly $25,000. Sucli substantial rcwanla- would make
• f d*f*ren<H to Japan, hu' worth working for.
*
Ely berauio ll-r r Hiller be,
Mr. Calkins also suggests that in' addition to the cash
la* fo r them nearer home.
award*
which might have no jiurtlculat appeal for wealthy
-------------- ---------_ —
Newa-Btaxailn" has it** pcrsunst something in thu nature of a ifOld medal, or a gold
I iaa n e *«p «p e r advurUi' slur to be attached to the license plate might alao be
JB appealing to naliuna| ad- awarded.
‘The award of the higher prizes ihould be at*
to aa* |1i colomne for tended with some ceremony, possibly a banquet or public
0 ih*rtlalng. It pays to ad
meeting.” he writes.
t
In n a **p *p «n - even lo t
Whilo there is much to l»e said in fywar of Mr. Calklni*
plan as It would certainly provide automobile drivers with
toes Ik* Supreme Court !»• some inducement for driving earoftyly, w « would like to
•4 Owl a workman who quit* seo same estimate as to the probable cost of such a pro
k stUI *n employe*. we'd
t'k
I,to see a rullna a. In whelk, gram.
a kuainee. which Sues brtAs
l.elosss Its dour* Is stUI sn
* )u«ng nun wko found u.lien
in-.
<'irw wherfyer he wanted It. AlFree, he traveled to Harper*
F *n y , bill »* a plaerd In a nullOtOiith burn,In Knctoml.
* r « * uu Uinld ^kn tarbntewLwlrif" tarr bo.pilal aa **Hrn a* H" ar
r|>'*d. Tb-n. on June 73. Htaal-y
Wuh diMhargnl from th* Cnl'in
y A* being UnR* for i* fv lr * .
lvj7 | ^ ',W to aduplnd h i ,4 tie *
fteT two y.arv of "knoeking
'orle.rpi aieYekant. LI Vina t g l
bent.- Htanley re eniiated wilt)
Hutaltt foe tour. ye*ra. he natural
ly aided wilt) Ikam in ix*l el Ihw thn yVilerab, hi* h*a|lh hav)nX
...j l X.L .e f',th * Ctrl)
Cirri w a r at- p itliiv '-il llo aer’ rd with .ev
rr.rikrtuk
tbeigh. aeSoratog to hie OMnnolfv. eral tlnirrn i r u t l i
*a
nhlp'*,
writer, eientualty beromlnx »**'
hiv did nut feel particularly
i»
reiery to the arlmiral o f the
flamed over Ihe .ilav-ry lieu*
, In txaj Htanley w « . capiurol iroiiet-iil lU rilrip "Ttrofpleiorra "
DnrinX an engagerai-nl In wlileh
I t the IWtUe uf BtUlirb On*] In
da and Mrs. Charles Bromley
Hi. Aeguttuie same ever In
C a n tin M d
Tomorrew: Are to m ito e . fruits
or vtgetable.r
Per Capita Debt Increases
Eaperanln, an artificial lan>
guagr, war nriginatrd In IH87 by
Ur. Zamenhof, a Itunian phyviOOVIRNMENT.DIIT INCREASES.»40J.MR CAfITA
ctaa.
Fine W atch
R epairin g
Diamond S ettin g
AND
E n gra vin g
McLanlin* Jew eler
111 a Part Aw.
P ig s
On*
for oM
nibtmnCe dnd NIFk W
aid.
jf
The 1B37 l.rgiatatur* voted to
reive lhe appropriation from beer j a ’
end liquor tame end Dom the on* $ $
m l o f th* teren-cent EVvoffHeia% Koing into the G «n e n l Rdvenue Kund.
Forty eight of Florida'*
87 ' r
•rountle, h»v* no pubtir or prl- .
vele relief agvndev.
I Wish Tt Thank
R, N . N I P P E R
SIGNS W.B. Williams
OF AM. KINDS
PalM*flag At#. % Pfeuie
^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a * w a a g a a g a R a B * g « w * R » i lui l f l i i l
f W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R
Ulimoitdk End Watchea
Ftna Watch Ano Jewelry ifepslrlng
Diamond Mounting And Engraelng
."7 ."“ " "
* * , r *to * - ■ r n m
u w k ar*
u n « i « . a I , l | i a a i l l f , l3 l V i t i i g i g i j l i m
i-ri.ivu on ft)e Ti‘ ond#rog*". quar
ter d"l t.
After the war Stanley traveled
a ir n,i Itie iv--,1 - rn plain, of Ih*
L’ ii IIi—I (tintei ami wrote vlrkl
i|"«er|ptInn. iif ih" new enunlry.
Ill 1147 In- w a, ven t by the New
Vnik ji*r"h l trt kieivntparty thk
flriliah furee, in their evp*dltlon
Into thy,,into. In 1S7I he nwjh
hi. (anioni jniimev Intn Africa
to find the |ml Drt i Da,tkl,J^VT
nutvlone.
Pum
000 appropriation to raoUh. dollar
for g«Par, fMStol MpMdharca
10.000 namn.
DM1 Rakl Ih f fncrpn*ie ha#i br#*n
nrittfl# ftPfM iary t>y thr*
«>f
minjr lumber millt Lrca j^p of the
r w t f lo n , the rlORinr r*«t r>r »h*
ritru* frtiit
the m<J uf lh»*
tourist «eafon ami the completion
The normal body temperature
o f th# Miami-Key Wes* ufernems " f donkeye and horeea i, the H o»h if hwiy.
p»t o f all aniihal* to thet of human
The Administrator *nid hi*
being*.
timate of 140,000 unemployed w .t «
hctied nn a Wf*A survey made
a buy I a year ijct*. The figure in
cludes ihoNC employed hy (he
W P A and
other governmental
emergency relief aeenriei.
The W PA now *p*nd* » U u l
$1,2o0,0fM! o f federal funds month
ly. G’d A rc ARRhlAriru cheeks
*rKreymtrn|f 1440,430 will be di*
tribijted hy the welfare board V*
30.001 persona thin month. The
my frtDnds and the voters
board •'•tirniteg about 33,000 are
eligible for Ihia aaNlatince Aid
who Huppnrtrd me In ywto the blind payments for May
w ill total $18,183 with 1,214 per
•ona receiving checks.
terriay'n (Mellon and U>
Since the inception of the W PA
program
in Florida, Dili laid,
congratulate Mr. Partin on
about $40,000,000 o f fed^tal mon
•y ha* been *pent. The State,
count ie*
and eitie* *pon*orir»ir
hlq victory and to orwurn
project* have contributed about
$7,200,000. mo»11 y for materiaJa.
him of my support.
The State*! prioripul fontrihtr
Linn lo reltef hav been a $1,400,
m
m
iili
a M M e ^ w m w w e ^ ^ a B w a m B m m S S m l^ H ^ M
Why Not Eat At Laney’s
These Warm Summer Days
sngkm
Vdu
T r y O ur D eliciou s—
H om e-C ook ed M ea ls
Lunch Complete With Dessert XKc
Cold Plate Lunch 2 * c
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VE BAKE OUR OWN PIk T
A [ *e
y drug
store
WB FILL A I.L PRESCRIPTIONS —
PHONE 1 «
1 wish to taka thin mekfut of
my sincere appreciation for tho sptoadhl u p port accorded me by Seminole County riftoono
hi yesterday’s election and to o f f i t f t y baaft-
,k
ca. me‘ Park1 Am
Milter BM*.
rare
sern s « r m »
a r n a a H o v m n , jm .
dooms
M tsam wr
p r e s c r ip t io n s
ACCURATELY
COMPOUNDED
J A IL FO R WOODS B U R N E R
S A N FORD T W E N T Y
I Tampa Tribune reminds
Mtoers thet 13 year* egu It Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ruulsrson will havi li. usual appointment
H aded the pi«|u of llills- S|>ant U>t Sunday In Sanfurd, th« at Moor
Sutton rhufeh SunBk county With nine (out KU.aU of Mr. and Mrs. Ilsrry day, May
with preaching momiwkk And now b>“* el ik» Lewis.
In* »H
Itdaasl SUP Ike shell. r|iy,
A baby flrl arrived at the hums
AH.if
Mt reals SO rotumon la that
* |*
tod Urn* wetea'! so ko> of Mr, and Mn. George MeUhvei
Wedit.tday, May 15.
‘
V. WVks and little
at Port Lauderdale M itirce Chsdra Culpepper vi»il*d
Alta were afrit,led eml Mr, and Mrs. David Speer In San
Auxiliary to
Into Jell rn fake (hart*. ford last Sunday.
Mrs. Will Raynor of Sanfur'd
ia*cy. Pam. Ikrett weeks
pay wars release.I by ur attended Iks Brdt Cross Meeting
tka clreult jods. when it here Mat Wednesday.
m M.llonvIlU Avene.
awa that at Ike time of
The many friend* of Mrs. SteHirer south to Lake
W*aat they had r«i:u|sr isr aro turry to hear of her runlerth, taking In Celery
Sail. That la Ik* sort ol limit J i'lnevs.
I McClelland la w#l
0 Wklck mahaa turoluI a good Man fas th*
Mr. sad Mrs. Ckaa. Phillips.
Mrs. Ad*on and Mrs. Aubrey
Moran were asioeg Ikote from
Uawvs el landing ike revlvel
■aivkas at Uvieda last Tkuuday
New Difficulties
Confront VVPA In
Relief Projects
TA M PA TRIBUNE
pm*.,
orange
Sru»*<
lest-* a r»c*nt lasee at The Ha* j
ford U.reM n y n U J , “char*" I,
wall hetilan eaewval vueJ, fife,
to Seminole County.'
* We sew glad tw gtew tka news
•iM*ttotal pubticily tor -Iho »»b.r
ent. If there ia any wny In which 1 1
thla county In tho future, I w U ahrayn W RE
your service.
. v
r*.
Geo. H. Bridge Jr#
a t r em a r k a b ly
REDUCED PRICRE.
OBTAIN OCR PRICE ON
INDIVIDUAL .PRRSCRrPTION8 BEFOMR FILLING.
YOU WILL Kit BUHP*IBRD
llutnine another man's trees o. | HU
m a may b* aa various os set | lei
tins lire lo hie house. Wo.*|, mt
fires fr*suseily
e «t«
heavier <-ai
loss thss ike mere destrerllun » l ' _
one o» two homes, with or wilh I
out loss uf Uve*. A wen may b»v’
Ik. r<skt lo Mart a firs sn hlv
own lsi*a—but n.i enle*. h* h**;
taken preesulion to piev.nl ul
ssnndms le hie neighbor*' Sr**'
pelemlla.
last congrelulationa to my m a w f i l
Long-wood. -
D R. M IL L E R
MMita mmmi
T o Seminole Com ity CKfatena:
Your votaa u d Mfpwt hr jM ltrday'a
ik d iM in greatly iffrttia lid And I want
yon to know (hat I htato to do my Tory boat
To My FrieHdB O f Seminole Count
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I extend my deepaol thanks for yads vo(<
of caafideneo yesterday.
yon ever had. If gt any Omo I CM fct ot
ntrvicn to JM , don’t katototo to call on bm»
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SANFORD HERALD, fl^NTOHJ, FLORIDA
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Social And Personal Activities
R N E MARTIN LANKY, Society Editor
S ocia l Calendar
WEDNESDAY
’ Mrs V inner* Denominational
.
Garden." repeated
...
, * * r y * * " ? : *!"'<
d^r th** *poti*nr*hip of lh* Order
o( Eastern Slur will he pr«s*iiie,la
it the |*urt*h tlnti.e *i X imi |* M
A free , "til "Ifrr in e "III he t*k
T lll'H S D A Y
M l** Margaret Itavi. will pre
sent ■ W i l l i o f her piano pupil*
*■
Thursday
evening ■( 8; 15
o'clock »t the Woman' Club.
The Weat Side P. T A. will
bold it* final meet mg of the ir l•on at 2:30 P M K K Kipp will
bo (be guest «praker, hi* subject
being. "Quotient* of Kduratinn"
There will he installation o f offi
ccr*, and a *ocial hour will follow
Ute meeting.
The Sanford
T»wntend
Club|
• III hold it * regular meeting in
i
their room, in the Welsh. BuiU-|
H- U n ^ Mr, W A -WM-r
tng St H:fMl P M . with W R Du-. * r» W U.. C H »> «W * '* ' «'_*•(
erseret llaigler of llarnrvlll*
.ug pre.ident, pieiidltig The M
ic i* cordially muted to at- A le. Mr*. K»T Png. Mr* Albert
( Kilb. Mra. a W Knot, Ml* K
tn d
Ea*l Side P r
A Will meet ftmiplon. Mr*
Roiiml|l..r. Mra.
at 2:30 o'rh>ck tn the *ch>*d 1 K. Wegt. Mr*. Kor S)ine* J r,
auditorium
S r * Al*n Wt|*t*n M i* Palmer
| r**tw oo,f. Mr. J, It liahati. Mr*.
M il H AY
| Italph Plaik welder, Mr* I, T
The N deV. Ibiward Chapter |H)>> M fi John K„.g M f, „ „
of the United Daughter* of th»|
Confederacy will
inert at th*
home of Mr* Claude Herndon on
Magnolia Avenue, at .1:30 o'clock.
An egpre»»|on
recital.
under
the direction o f Mr* (ieorge A.
Maffett, wi|t he pre*,-uled at the
South Side Primary School audl
torlum Thu puhtlc I* in*1ted to
attend.
Troop Number One of the flirt
Seoul* will meet at 3:f5 o'clock at
the Little l|nu«e Outdoor teati
will be pa,*cd.
S A TU R D A Y
Mr*. Henry Wight Will enter*
tain at ten for her grand-daugher, Mr*. Melton Yetvlngton. o f St.
Peturahurg from
<1:30 to 6:30
o'clock.
M ONDAY
A, piano racital In memory at
M rs k'aiinM S. Mungon, honoring
the |graduate* o f Seminole High
ol will be presented by the
o f the Kannie S. Mungo*
not st PU3 P. N;at the
oo| auditorium. The pu
blic la cordially Invited
UoldU*h were Inlrndureri Inlo
England from China In IT2S.
There were
log
pAaaengcr*
aboard the Mayflower
-a
TONIGHT
I t l e e a / l h U L e m r fle e r t*-W
flu ,,, W I T H E R S
KkSCALS
P e TSOH a l s
Mr*. T. F Mclhiniel enH*rt«»in*' t I "
Kill l’re»tiin. Mai- lluiIii|e*ton
with a hr Mm p*rt* y»*%ti'n|ty
afttrnwKin at the tv"1
*™** of Mr** V ■rid J.inio* Prarion *pent yetter
ilny In i;sin*a*il|a
f
Campbell « „
South Sanford
Tan laMaa or bridge po
wer* eniert*med In *d.lit r-r.
tea gue*t*. The parly room. »
beauirully decorated » lih i".
gladioli* ■ml delphinium
Prises were swarded a* fol
low*
Mr* r K Rounilllai hot•ror*. a novelty » « » e Mr* Allan
Mne*|#yf acreeno. a
rr'* h**i. i
bag; and Mr* A W. Knot I"*
•core. a foatnrla hon hon di.h
At th" eonr|u»lon of the gain* .
a talad course was
tli«*
following gue.l*
Mr*
F
I'
Scott. Mrs E. N. Hunt l, M, .
Trdd Scott. Mr* II
II
S. -u.
Mr* J. O. Laney. Mr*. M t*
W i n mv Mr* R l. Perkin* Mi*
Mr*. Melton YsDington „ f m.
I'-i-r .hiir* ha* arrived to .p*-ibt
a week hero with her parent*,
Mr and Mrs llal Wight
•t
Mr and Mrs Fulmer K»t|wmM
M l Winy for Fori Va||py. flu.
wlM-r* Ihpy Will upend **v*r*l
months on bualn^p*,
I*>n Km**rjon l«ft Hnnri*y for
Now York, I l f will b* Join'd Ini
Jiirir by Mrs Kmdrsnn. * ho wa*
fnrni*-r|» M ils M «rf«re| (iriffin
With Mfv B F < »*'m lt,g>* ml
rh ircr o f the hii'hifav
tiona. Mra, W A r ill * »nd Mr-*
Helflici Mill chin uii tin,* pi rscii! eij
gifts of poltrtl m l "Hsp*
The apaciotid l»*hhv «h «rp the
gueitx ma#mh>i| tk t
.(»•, >.t
With
Ilf ' 4Mt'i| I'lHir,
and apraya of gr« t n f .lix^r
Refreshment* f n*** t rnim mid
rake ware aeru.l I.\ \|Kin It
hoff and co hosti ■ • * Mm
T mi
Wiltiama. M m V\ s
rhurtilMn.
Mr*. J T Rn,t tod M
|J F
Cremihaw.
Y>>iiii^
Nm<>
uml
U rwicfien Kikt^h-dr i|»it t dmletl
favor* of red i n'"' fnuti fli•v%* i id
liaketa.
Thovo
pn-AHiit
wt-rp
Mr*
Minnie llolt. Mr' II If fhmrmi,
Mra C, L (Joodhnr, Mr^ 1 ' I
j Flower*. M m
FIowhU" (J.mmI on,
Mra. Neuoe Tillw, M m
Keith i
Jink win. Mrn I* D Parke-r, M h
(Jraw, M ri J (J Whit * Mi
Waller Clark, Mrv \\ I Hug hey
Mn.
Hfima
Lundipn •».
Mm ,
.Starke. Mra. Zu!» M « v . Mr« .1 It
Crawford. Mrs A It Sli>>« m*ki ?
Mra. Kata L. Riser. M , t' I \,T1
Her of Waypesburo, Ha . Mr. .1
D Griner, Mrs. C rn i-h s *. MiJohn A. Brown and Mr* lldlxlloolahan o f Dsytoru lteuch. Mr.
Unntjsy spirit yesterday In I*-il«■"
g r ^ u .tl.^
College.
i* 7
i u V n i Y ,h.
„| Southern
ii-
I t| rh,lfiit'«-rl,ull,
l: I ,11. Mr.. \
A.
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11-01. Mr-.
M
\\ dluim*.
Mr*. II
II.
ill
,1 I M l ,in. I ' .
■ i ,,i i M>* K- dt-nrn, BOYS C (»tS
7 YOUR
/ r,
, MI tilt
Mr*. \V K. F R E E AVIATION CAPS -^ifiaPJ
j: i Hot. tuns,,li, Mr*.
ITiiderm in i’s A G irl’s
U rsu lv c
In fla m e s A Hoy’s
D esire
A t L ast A P ictu re T h a t Unm askd
The Monster Who Caters
T o T h rill
Mr and Mr*. W p f’ hapni*n
have returned
from
l^ikeland
where ihev *tl»n.|e,| the gradua
•h>n # ie rri»e » o f Soulhern Col
leg* Mi** Helen Chapman, ehn n i l LI i x m t liH T IN 'HO n o J U N ai.K — Police * t N orth Tuna
i* a atuderit at Southern, ratumwl
nda. N Y , searched what they termed a "typical hobo Jungle
hom» with her parent* |o apend!
ca«we|l. Mr* K. I
lloy. Mi*.
nicil hy hum*'' for *omr trace of Little Betty Jane llnbb*. I.
th" *ummer mmilh*
Walter I'oleman.
Mr*
H
W.
(above i who luul been missing from her home *lnce May 20. Her
Rtieker. Mr*
Harry Woodruff.
liny shoe. Htid Jacket were found near an uauf*d boat dock.
Mr* Algernon Speer M i* IPnry
Mr and Mr* T K Wl|*.,n an I
Ruaaell.
Mr. »nd Mr, S H Pl"trher w*r.'
Rrave Senorita
Al*<> Mr*. W. tl rlennn*, '<i* among llio*» attending the gr.ulu Mr. And Mrs. Caswell
Allan Moaeley. Mr* t ’harle* M,
■ lion e ie rris r* of southern t ot
Entertain At Hume
Clung. Mr*. A K Power". Mr* lore held this week Edwsnl Wil
R R. Piekwtl. Mr*. I. C Mitih'dl mn. who I* a student at Southern
I>! uni Mr i H I» Caswfll enM r, M H. Ilee*. Mr* J II, Col
accompanied his parent* homo in ler'Minnl th*> Tu*-v|ay
Kv*,nm<i
Clough. M n. J. N Tolar, Mr". \ spend lh* *iunm*r hern.
HrUUtv i tut» l*«at i-visnlnR ** lh«ir
W. Kpp*. Mr*
It M»*On Mr*.
hniiltk on Magnti|k*i
William Dohrine. Mr*. J *1. Put
<iuu,N '*i*re uwarii^tl priien .l»
ttraon, *nd the Ml*ae* M *r t* i"' Isastern Star Group
follow E H i, w c Hill. for lijflt
t*on«. Kelly Ruhrman. K»thlrro
4 Upiirh hag. F.
To (Jive Performance »Kih ipJ-ii,*mittk11,itCPMn
honey. Jeanno Choate (ten1’ Mat
fog iiUTiMi lilxtl. r«*
tin L*n"y. and Ml** Helen Wil
H-tut»o;*ini shaving lotion;
A repeal performance o f "Mr*
*«n.
Viney', Imnominatlonel Harden,' th« g'u* ♦ •>mi|»l»v rarfivlni! hlgli
Mi
anil
Mrs. Gtforgn
a program
arranged
by
Mr*. •'‘oru
Mrs. 0. J. PopeHonors Amelia Noble, will he given in- Dm 1|Oj, kbu|| 4 hi'ill h tlMft; art'i
Mr» it A Nt'wmiifi, s**rH*'no. r«*
Daughter With Party nlChl at S HU P M at the Parish c*i»* 4 -< nikn of ithoikpr »oap
Houio, sponsored by th » Hrd"r
Thu p i,«hU Wftt’ ip Iflga HUfutfi
o f Kaalnrn Star
Mra. O. J
Pop'* entertained
■■■f*nilt|s,j tv*'i i* duiuYuUtl with
In the program
Mra.
Nob|e
with a dinner complimentitut h"r
»H»'i I* on* aeetem of th* w»|l gan l'h flu *»ra «tnl glir|lo|tta A
daughter. M l » liurothy I’ op*. and
xaNd i ,iUr»v * • t xervi-J al lh?
^tadeala of Strtapn yntferaity.i
h" " k' Mr‘ Wl* « » "•
cOfii'Dulort of *h« Mmtt, Mra l
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end
develop.
It
taat evening
Peawoll ti.-ma t, ,i*trd In *«rvlog
|
Irllo
an
entertaining
aird
pbll
South Hanford Avenue.
hy Atr,. lloi>mdlal. Mr* Hill ant
_
, osophic sketch
A M l course dinner » » * serviulj
'
The riuwer* in
,0
ihsgarden My*. H. I. l'h|asli«r
the guegt*. Mr* Pope heniK a.,
Thu,* pr, -,*ilI ware: Mr an I
Mated in entertaining hy
Mr* represent " e v « ry rhurch *h « aver Mr* N',-w ni.1,1 Mr and Mig, |]111.
h "*n l tell o f ' and Mr*. Nohlo
Paul Johnson The dural arrand"
Mr un.l Mr, lot*,lo-r. Mr. »n-'
Donna Aliyra Varga* (abova),
Mr*. Vln» phllosophling on the
Dent centering the dining room
Mr*. RoumiH.it,
Mr*.
Uadi Isugbler of th* president of Bra
language o f the flower*.
labia w *» o f d*i*le*. larkspur,
House. Mr. no.) Mr* W A. l.<-fr *H. alood—revolver In hstid —beM i„ Itaphno Takach will eonand verbena in paatel shade. It<'d
trihuto in the program tonight l"r. Mr ami Mr. Ili*h»p and M< |"l<I* hfr felher end two brother*
tarnation* and tinnlaa were used
** tfijy erllhatowl a three-hour
and Mrs Walter I'oleman.
with a violin number, anil Pr'-,l
to adorn the rereplion room
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i machine gun assault by Paaclat
die Kiehl* with a piano number
Among lb °*e
prc*enl
wept:
' I ’ M I t 1! / A
' tebgla at the presidential palace
McKay
and
Mi*
tr jJ N r * V A
I in Rio do Janeiro.
Mra.
Lucille
Johnson.
houan Mrs d. E
Ben
trice
lllggtna
will
sing
a
duet
mother at the university, and the'Ir-*
I
*.
firaiit
ha?i
feliirurd
Misses Helen Johnson. Virrlnla "In ibe Harden."
A frew w ill offering
will
he fnuti ft vivit with her daughter in ■lea Club -*>« held at IJie hotp<Braggs. Hope Locks. Ann Haw
o f M's- P- II. IhHilry IFriday a f
Jacksonville,
taken
for
the
benrfil
o
f
the
kins, J**n Massey. Amy Massey
Mrs W If Mih'tny nf l 4*ehhuiR tenioon. Member* presaftt w en,
Eastern
Star.
amt Dorothy Pupe.
spent the week end here with her Mra. J. V. Toole, Mrs. J. L. Brown,
Mrs. A. K. Moran. Mr*. O. Klynt,
laughier, Mf i. I*. H. thwiley.
H u n g ry Y o u th A l A T e r r ib le
P ric e !
|-nr nlitinUM UonsstltM Tits' S h n u illi; <*f
Thut P i f l u r p M ust He lli-sirti-lt-tl In
A D U LT S O N L Y
Adm ission 2He M a tin ee and N iu h t
l I,,|.|
Admitted
At rnm p.ni.d tty Adult l .. url
, 1
Im|i| A
iim itlfil Uniats
Unteia A
THURSDAY
F R ID A Y
i
(
One-Act Plays Will
Clans O f 46 To Got
Be Staged Tonjght Degrees A t Tampa 11
Mr
and Mr.
John Thoma. of
M/f. W. Kllhn- snd Mr*. W. N gr-I
( harli-rioii, S. U. wet* the guest* *lK of Oviedo,
o f Mr*. Nellie Thomas last week '
Klse Bobby Pell ,.f Nsw Xruyrna
Mr and Mr* Ceurge Plurhen
I*: Ybiltjig hsr grandmother Mrg.
TAM PA,
May IS -O PI-D ean bsuiii of Rockledg* spent UundBy i -I* T* McLain.
M. S. lisle aaneuncsd today 18 with Mr*. Nellie Thomas.
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student* were candidates for de
The play, "llr r # comas f’ haeWaar old raltnn glouea— with
grees in the University of Tetn- lie", given at th- .rhncil auditor lh# finger* rut out— when you
pa’a third formal June graduation turn Tuesday evening under the Iron. That will Veep your hands
nvrriies. It will be the large.it direction o f Mrs.HI L. Sieg, wai frp f o f rpllnuses. and will pruclave ever to he graduated from a derided attcrej*.
| v*nl some of the heat from g « L
■he young Institution, he declared.
Mn. Ilaldriiian o f Ulcenla p i- ling to your hands.
The annual ona act play feat!
va| of Troupe no National The*Plana, asmlnole High ttrhonl. will
be *U|ad tonight at 8: lb P M.
■t the High School auditorium
when g group of one-art playu
»|1J be given.
Included in the play group will
bo: -Du.t af th* Roa<|,-- a drama.
Commencement eiereltes will vented her pupil* in a piano
■*A Mad Breakfast" a roraedy: he held June 7. Baccalaureate rltal at the school auditorium
“ Don’t Pkk the flowars.'
lervlret will be held June 5, with Thursday evyrui.g.
d*hity fancy; snd 'T h
Htrang’ jlh * Bev John Bransewmb, pastnr
An all-dsy mepttng o f th-*
Hathaway Mnrdeg M y tla ry " * nf lh* Fltsf Methodist Cburclj, llnnts Depionstration ('tub "'H •*■
myalary farce.
‘ a* rpeiker. Ossa Day s iin ls r . held tl the lie I Monday
, The public h Invited t-i at
' held Ju n l 0.
The May nieeimg of the Cm
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“ Snowballs" niahe a refrashmg summer deiserf.
Roll twoineh halls o f ice cream In rncuanot. Work H'licVIy and serve the
tails in "bnces*’ of angal fond ur
Spongs cake.
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Th« H« f and Mr*. I*an| Rad
Mrs. (1 K. M rK iy , Mi i
( ’land# lifrn ilon
and
T lra itn »
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Mrs. Elsie Kirrhh.-if *
h.>*ton Monday * (!.• » . . » *t the
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Mayfair Hotel to th. r>i,-h S.-.-lc
trs Class of th>- Kn,> M.thodnt I'M"
Church at their n-r . nr hu«li>e** Vi.-..
and aoclal merlin^ ur which .Ml ih
members were in atl.-ndanre
Pa
Th* Past Hrsnd M,-r,.n* of th r I
the Order of E *- ' m Si.ir pre J M t
rented an intrri-*tinv- >- .,\h-t on w.n
"(luslneis Women
1 h. Reverend
Paul Redfesm g.v. mi n piring
talk on John VYr-l<>
Mr*- John Vaughan r n .- , msil
lag on “ A Chunk of l!*i-m I’ m",
and Mia* Nanry |kitss**t lur pri*- j
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thf bu«in«»4 mretinj; »h 1 It wgl lh".
at th« home of M'
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Telephone 148
Mrs. McDaniel (Jives
Card Party And Tea
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HiTthi Jrn- w W M h in. Mr*. I h M"iM i,,»•
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A s H ostess T o Class
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U1N0 MADE
INPANTH*
DRESSES
; llaft Na.iutook 4 9
LAMTBX I OP Blit Ht rs
SW ISH III till LD M l I It (H
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Tub rant A i l j«i f ' ' V t »
hANPonr/.p.i* s m t f
BROADCLOTH
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A (IIA N t r. ID BATE!
BARGAIN I'HICp.D
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N r u l I 'i i l l m i s
PANTIES
13c
P IIK H IIKI Nh
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S U IT S
T A IU lR K D ANI> LACK
TB IM M B D ! fU C IX L B N T
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Where Sanford Shopn And Saves! ‘
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , B A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
H E R E IT IS! T ile L o o k e d for!*r$ k e L o n g e d for! Sanford’s Supreme Trade Event
The Mightiest Sale o f all the Year, W ith the Lowest Prices In Modern Times On Quality Goods
^ A M e r c handise Disposal o f R are Significance to the Shopping Public o f Discriminating Taste In M atters o f Style and Better Type
F
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NOW! THE SEMI - ANNUAL, STORE-WIDE
ro Alert Buyers, Starting 9 A .M
S w e e p in g R eductions T h ro u g h o u t!
F R ID A Y
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A Grand C ollection O f
y
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hour S a le—
«J A . M.
Openin'.;
Children's
W O M E N ’S S P L E N D ID
AND LOUNGING
HOUR SALE
G o now, in the store-w id e clearan ce
F rid a y, at 3 P . M,
W earjvell Shet'ts
Hat* in all the Spring ami lummrr'i be*t atylra ami colors *•>
bp »old rtgardlr** uf value »r desirability at aharply rnliwnl
prices, to witi
BED SHEETS
95c— 63x99 inch S4c
1.00— 72x99 inch 89c
1.25— 72x108 in. 98c
U )0 — 81x99 in. 89c
1.35— 81x108 in. 1.19
inmoua lo v e l.me anti
K*y
garment.* in fm»l Summer
in neat colorw and design*:
n delightfully pretty and luxurious
tyles und soft material*—all reuced.
) 11.00 Grade, At 89c
M.25 r Grade, At 98c
•»1.9r Grade, At $1.69
•-’ Sc Grade 42x.K>
W ea ve*
19c 49c Grade 39c
25c 59c Grade . 49c
29c 99c Grade 59c
32C $1.00Grade 89c
from printed and aolld
rr»p »», taffeta*, chlffon », tatlna and
bembtrga—
like this:
•"’•is III
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C loth s___
Seersucker*— Printed L in e n * — P iq u es— W f f f l e
Choo*.
I',A l l HAtn f o r selection.
Fam ous M akes
B eat 25c Grads
D r e s s Prints
Ths sbaelute choice at stock
beet U « quality D m e Percales
In fast colors—dbsrmlng pat
ients only 19o yard.
59c Garments. :.. 49c
69c Garments.....59c
95c Garments.....85c
$1*25 Garments..98c
1.95 Garments $1.69
295 Garments $239
3.50 Garments $2.98
4.95 Garments $425
Combinations
Includiniig Sli.-.Simplicity A ll
amt material* In Go«anrd Foundation Garment*, now
repriced this way;
Silk Dresses!
$2.50 G rade, at $2.19
A brillian t collection o f most desirable style* in fin o
/ l q u a l i t y dresses fo r all occasion* o f w ear— the an
nouncem ent o f sifch sharp reduction* on
these popular
$3J>0 G rad e, at $2.98
$5.00 G rad e, a t $425
$7.50 G ra d e, a t $5.49
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Dark printed and plain
•Ilk garments.
Hose, at
69c
$1.00 Hose, a t 89c
$1.15ttHoae, a t 96c
$122 Hose, a t $1.05
$1.35 Hose, a t $1.19
86.95 Grade.
Now , at
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89.96 Grade,
8{
Now,'at-------------- — .
818.75 G rade
8i
116.76 G rad *
N o w ," a ! ______
818.78 Grads
N o w , a t --------
Anklets
S P E C IA L
i H our Sale A t 9 A . M.
• Monday, M ay 30th
Lotsty, Irregular, Fin*
>1
S IL K H O SE
In solids and fa a tle
25c
29c
35c
AnEleta
A n klets*
A nkle ta I
10% Off
n -'
Cosmetics
ONLY
$1.00 Grade, at 79c
$1.95 Grade, at $1.69
$2.95 Grade, at $239
$5.00 Grade, at $4.29
Cotton Presses
.III.*
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BRASSIERES
afe.
toiim —
C O A T S And
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S U IT S
ind Youth Form
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T h s 83.96 ' f
G r M o ---------r S ™
T h e 86.95 • '; / f R O f f
Glrla* Dresses
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mas* el Mar*
Use aM U »
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S2i;.r»li Dixie \\<
fpOBrpmler«,89c|
Notei Storje WilI Be
Summi r Soil*
Hoys $4.95 jB o y s $9.95
C oats
I
Coats
$3.95
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$7.95
The M e n s Coals
Men’s $13.75
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Croats
$9.95
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«diy c ffr c U —ohm Chintz dripcrW?*:
M en’s $14.75
Coats
$10.75
69c Grade, a t 59c
89c G rade, at 75c
W om en 's and C hildrrn’ r
$1.00
(ira d e , at 89c
B ed Spreads
R a th in g Suits
$1.25 G rade, at 98c
$1.75 (ira d e , at $1.29
$1.19 S preads 98e
$1.95 (ira d e , a t $1.69
$1.79 Spreads $1.49
$2.50 (ira d e , at $1.98
$1.95 S preads $1.69
$2.95 (ira d e , at $2.39
$2.95 S preads $2.39
3.95 Suits, n ow $3
$3.50 Spreads $2.98 .
Sale* On
4.95 Suits, n ow $4
$3.95 Spreads $3.29
5.95 Suits, n ow $4,
$4.95 S preads $425 Scrim, — MatquUettea — TapSuperb M akes!
6.95 Suits, n ow $5,
$5.95 Spreads $4.95 e*trie* — Cretonnca — Ulockul
Linen t — F.te.
9.95 Suits, n o w $7.
$6.95 S preads $5.95
25c G rade a t 19c
Excellent Styles!
The fine qualities and mod
29c G rade a t 25c
dealritle pattern* A color* wt
35c (ir a d e at 29c
sell irgularly In beat makes
and.style., for •election.,
39c (ir a d e a t 32c
$1.00 Shirts, at 89c
49c G rad e at 39c
$ U 9 Shirts, a t $1.29
Hour Sale: A t 3 P M..
69c G rad e at 59c
$1.65 Shirts, at $1.39
95c G rad e at 84c
$2.00 Shirts, a t $1.69
$1.50 G rade at $1229
$225 Shirts, a t $1.89
$1.95 G rad e a t $1.69
Bptaaiere^ 59c
' Granduat
Is
In excellent Styles a Grade,
W om en ’s
IWaulirul
*
Garments
816.75 Grade, I * f 4 <
N o w , On|y...^_i' J L O
818.75 Grads, U
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N o w , O nly_____ J L * i
m iis ,
21c
25c
29c
Elastic, Girdles
Pannes and
.v-1 Foundation
In attracpV, sheer . si
sports malarial* and calei
|6d)6 Grade, , ,
N o w , Only_____
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89.95 Grade,
| (9 J
N o w , O a ly.__—
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813.75 Grade,
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N o w , O nly_____ J L U
Child’s Ph oen ix
EXTRA
10.00 Grade at $7.98
Sales q f sum m er lilW
Phoenix
79c
f„
Absolute Clearance of
N o t# T h ese Sale* i
S ilk Undies
, • •
Corsets A n d
W om en ’ s
All ths popular styles In
Pintles — Gowns — Pajamas
-S lip s —Etc. Reduced like thjai
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T ra it) A n E xciting M a rk p o flirt E oei
drasaas w ill b rin g pager response and liv e ly sell lag. c \ T “
_ . . W om en‘s S m a rt
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Famous Gossan!
ruinous l lan
HOUR SAM
^ CURTAINS
!>3.50 Grade At $2-89
Summer W ash Goods
Sails
W e a r w e ll Cases
! v s t y f f i s t j a ; $2.49
D on’t O verlo o k These B ig V a lu es In
Clearing
•j:.r l i f t HO S q u a re
Sheer Cottons
PA JA M A S
"■** •*» »ne v e ry op p ortu n ity you have w ished lor, now com in g t^u«\ to >oiir
1 g r e a t pleasure and b e n e fit, m a k in g a v a ila b le the splendid
m erchandise 'o f
known quality o f 'I he Y o w e ll Co. a t sharply reduced prices, rig h t in the height o f the
sum m er season w hen m ore ga rm en ts, etc., a re needed fo r months ahead come see!
Ituy to you r heart’s con ten t!
Finn Wearwell
Day
F rid a y , May 27th
Pretty Dresses
N E G L IG E E S
N o w R educed 1
't p r ' - ' 7
•
e re in the dom inant sto re o f this tra d e te r r ito r y , w e in a u gu ra te F rid a y, M ay 27th an
am bitious s e llin g o f thousands o f dollars w o rth o f the most d esirab le m erchandise
on ly, (a stock hlways fr e e fro m undesirable m ed iocre o r shoddy g o o d s ), at sharp price
concessions, that w ill b rin g im m ed iate response and happy bu yin g b y d iscern in g shopp ers w ho know style & q u a lity — so it’ s up to you to save la rg e ly in this store-w id e d e a r /
a n ce!
-*•!»«>m>n .
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and Until Later Notice of Final Day
M ost D esira b le
,
CLEAN
SWEEP
Exciting Values N ow Available
D Jm ltlca— V o ile * — O r g a n d ie s — M u s lin s — l a c y
Wearables
-• ’ S H IR T S
W
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A ll Item s In
35c (ira d e , each 29c
50c Grade, each 44c
65c (ira d e , each 55c
.M*
Black* — Short* — Shirt* —
Cukulei — Play Suit* — Ucach
I ’oat* — llca.h Tu»c.» - priced
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1.60 G rade at 89c
.e .
1.25 G rade at 98c
V s?"
1.95 G rade at 1.69
2.95 G rade at 2.39
fjB S
295 Grade at
329
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iday Marking Down Prices 1
UnyM* tfim t her
Swim T ru n k s
M en’s ’’ U n iversa l"
$1.00
$1.25
$1.05
$2.05
, $3.95
PAJAM AS
In light weight, fur «uiiinu*r
Batiste — wttvrn M «ih a» . an.I
lh# new Bamboo:
Celebrated
1
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II p a I S l v li s, ( ‘nlitr.H &
;;
B righ am
In stiff itrawe— Leghorn and
PanamM-tho mo*i delf.ble
ilylea A quailtleo U be had —
now reduced:
1.95 Straw H ata 1.69
295 Straw Hata 249
3.95 Straw Hata 295
4.95 Straw H its 3.95
5.95 Straw Hata 4.95
Men'*,
lin y * '
G enuine “ H elb er” M a k e
All nrwtl. in llfht Rhad.- mat
rhrek. und atrlpi-. |„ r |iwc
$1.00 Shorts
$1.25 Shorts,
$1.50 Shorts,
1.25 W ash Suits, !KSc
1.50 W ash Suits 1.2!)
1.95 W ash Suits 1.69
LUGGAGE
A t splendid econ om y prices:
M '-n'a U u ra h lo
W ork Pants
In light end dirk Khiki —
Covert. — Striped Panting* A '
Pm L'hrr.s — All on Rale:
1.50 W k. Pants 1.29
1.95 W k. Pants JL69
.8 t y le s
$1.95 Headlight
- Overalls
$1.49
Trunks, At 89c
Trunks, At 98c
Trunks, At
Trunks,At
Trunks, At $J..J!)
$1.00 Spurt Shirts. 89c
$1.59 Sport Shirts, $1.29
llopkin.n
STRAW
H A TS
.*I .iIr i i.il
S P O U T S H IR T S
Fine
garments ehoiecsl vviun
slmrl nle**\e*:
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Beach Wear
M
Only lQ c Y a rd
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125 Pajam as 98c
1.50 Pajam as 129
1.69 Pajam as 1.39
1.95 Pajam as 1.69
295 Pajam as 2.49
$3.50 Shirts, a t $298 3.50 Pajam as 2.98
E X T R A S P E C IA L
Grand raise, la pretty rimer, coal lawns
for s u a te r drosses. Hr, priolid deolgw
fnM setsrs—Limit IS ju d a .a t Ids yard.
and Shorts
For Men!
Curtainings
Sheer p rin ted
L a w n s - - Batiste
M en ’s Shirts
W ork Shirts
Light and daik Khaki — Blue
Cham buy, *t*.
1.00 Wlc. Shirts 89c
125 W k. Shirts 98c
1.50 W lc Shirts 129
All leather GlaiUtunm -All
leather I*1»*.l
nnil un/itinl ta w i Burk »a «r » al««»
l l w i liftthrr Iwniml A ir Travel Luggage rlr.
$6.90
L u g g a g e , at
$9.95
Luggage,
at
$11.75
L u ggage, at
$13.75
L u g g a g e , at
$14.75 L u g g a g e , a t
$16.75 L u g g a g e , a t
$18.75 L u g g a g e , a t
$24.50 L u g g a g e , a t
$5.95
$8.19
$9.95
$10.75
$11.75
$13.89
$14.95 j
$19.75
G enu ine D u ro -F a b
For Men H our Sale
A t !) A. M. Saturday
Shirts and Shorts
A t 1 9j>\Each
A c r e a t s p e ria l— i*imd i p O e i v (us| rulur
room y rn ln rttl s lm r ls an d w h ile HilhU-lus h irt*, a l Ilk* FiU'li.
At :\WM. Saturday
• • Fancy Socks 1 0 c
Illg b argain * m
A n k let and
length sock* only lOe pair.
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eonipiraay to Violate tho
companira ami individual* are thown in London, Ky., fadcral
fourteenth Juror hid rot been *otnctrd.
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Partin Winners
In Runoff Vote
bbs Points Out
Potentialities Of
St Johns River
J JACKSONVILLE, May ?r, ,l»el
j^^pnvDU ran ho a great comm, ri-iul
«Dy and •’that la ymir heritage,’
Oeofgu W. IJIbbs, ship builder sol
prominent rlvlc Irndcr, ssid yenterdiy to memlrers of the Twelve.
■Jtlftecri Clab of the Junior f'hain|>er of Comme re* in n |un< hmn
' talk in the Seinlnule lln’ el.
. Cal log attention lo the v.»t
potent i ill t r« of the St Johns Hirer,
Mf. (ilbtrs anlit Jnrl.ionvil),- has
grown la Ms prarvnl else ami Intn w t M r i In “ (pile of oimrlvr*
and not l,ertu«r of ourselvr-t.'’
' v Tha speaker's especial p en w-«
mcrntritii on
r iaenvl Is as a /rrrst commercial
.■ center ttlllltlng tire river bnl olvn
‘ - for drawing the wra'lhy p ie " ure
Maker In yachts and olher |ile:t
, eure craft.
M>-’
We don’t have to kld:ur»rlv. s'*
‘ h* ieki, "ws hive here In our
’ river a potent tali'y that Is ninth
! .devslcplng to the greatest n
: ‘ Mr. CIIU. envisioned Ihe c on
Rt*te canal ns n grrat boon in
JotkaonvIlVa commercial po-*ihi) Itlea and a canal, linking lbs K'
Jahns with the Ind'an River. m a
project which would bring vrrallhv
yorhitmen to Jacksonvl le for the
beginning o f a trip down ihe
BUI* by one o f the most bein’ I
fal acenle water trips In the wo Id
> Titfr Very future Is wrapped up
In Ihe r'ver and we should not lie
itafolict In developing it • potent I di
tie*," he BSferleil.
C'Kliy.1.0 MAI'S REVOLT PLANS— Shortly before the outbreak
..f righting between gnvrrnmeet troops end fotlowere of the Mcxi*
run I, l,c | leitder, lien. Saturn Ino Cedilla, the revolt thief tain
(rl;tht) Is thown In conference with one of his lleetetianta on his
r.ipth at I'slomiis near Ban Luis Potoil Nsit day Cedlllo left the
riinrh nml took to the kills lo fight.
State Distilleries
Axe Not Feasible
For Citrus Brandy
Dolliflott Says Band
la T o Be E n larged
N O T IC E
Star Brand
SHOES
■« tub ' rm n rr crttiiW or
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COVMTt. V U M IB 4 .
hprfT J«n t M l baa attracted
Prttfaaaiw T. M. IWHaen, *»bLILLIAN UlUUSi Omplslnsot.
I.IW rn|ripa. The** will qualify rector o f the Seminole tilth
in
, lbmp*h*m« U>t_OWntrT Jlshonl
— ewacv^ U «t eicV
'•T |hp MB mW Positions open In that the band would be inctrased
il»p i niinament proper.
to 3d or 40 pieces far the HRS
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| football season.
The King of Bohemia advanced
Mr. Dolliaan n U tb it the band
:i plan In 1492 tot a federation o f! for the coming ‘ term would be
* b’ M’ian nations, with an interna- lamer than in any p n t year pii wnl parliament to review all dis-1 though II wilt mark the third yrar
Pile*.
that the' band haa performed on
-------the football gridiron and in con*
Ttir orange war Introdnerd into
Kumpn liy (be Moors In tho olev.
Uirroatn was played V r the lrb
•i*lh renin*y end Drought to Kmc
io'« tonfederation to Iraln foe
: n*t by Sir Walter Rale gh in the
•ftlrenth.
r#*»*|p»tj>r#* rptp. r*Be tf>Mj * \ i
tOO votes. Mr. Vnrliri carried
the county prrrinelii, while Mr.
WlUbtms carried tin- city. Mr.
ms elsu carried tlu lr l.oniv
precinct o f Oviedo.
In the r * '« f»r ib" Ir - ih h lin
Mr, Ijeenority. a pl.-n'-r resklen’
of lliia entiuiy atel f n “ " r innsi'
ruling atiurn1y, pikvl n,, :i jnin
of I g M votes to his iippv.nentM
1411. Mr. Leumirdy was out In
Imni hi both I ho rlly nml ennnty
preeincta by approamiutrly 200
volaa. Mr. Brliin*, who is piayar
o f Longwood, carried his homo
precinct, while Mr. l-eunardy
carrtaj Precinct 3 in tho- city
where he la rrgistrml.-.—
In the rare r. r < ,,'y fipta
mlsgloncr It U'll t I Mr- i'o;i-raeelvad 1708 voles m 1374 for'
Mr. Thrasher. W hir thr vote In
the city w:n rub IJUl'aHy Ig Mr
I’aPo’a favwr. I'm c inuty . prp
cincta voted 0<! I to itut for Mr.
Thrasiiar. I'r •• l*n ' t In'rn h ill,
eamlidntcs rcsl.l" in i- ft It »o t*,
to Mr. fops urnl -till >»t -. to Mr,
Tlirather
Judgn Thown v <" Id th« en
tire county ty |H7:| votes to
1077. Hie vote in the city Wav
1110 to 0.19 snl in the county
precincts 747 to 49a. Arsodited
Freea returns in,Healed that he
also carried the ituts by agbitantialty thu ram. proportion.
I
Mr. Parti u* tuliil vatu WS’
1034 an.l Mr. Wlllirm*' wa-,
1830, In (ho cltv Mr. I’srtln re
ceived 029 to O.'l t for Mr. W il
liams whil„ the toimiy precincts
plh-d tip « total o f in t for Mr,
I’m tin »s romparvd with B01 for
, Mr. Willinms.
F o rm e r M a tin ee Idol
| Says He’s Destitute
’ 4 LTW NA, Muy Ji, ~</P) Itf
L'hsdca It inkn, Alimmu illrugrower and xanirar, sold today li
,*eikl not kn ftiulhlu for lbBlslu In Bu inlu th" dUHHal!.,.
of eranm brandy,
T, It, I’ffVatt of Hev Hie recent
IK m ir - in t ih« main o n IdId,
dlsltil'i.'v «rnl rheren ir «w »r '
I I 0 * 'lt"n fur distillation
II,
itaUetairtl th« trTandy could In
LEG AL
Mew s Drese
Mew’s Week
Bays
*1-91
U f la
1.41
7 81
2.18
SJi
GIHs
tM
l hud raw
Ml
We Block All Width#
S tar Brand Shoes
W E A R LO NG ER
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r;r.rT p
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S c h e n le y ^ t
FRIENDLY-TASTING
WHISKIES
F r ie n d s , th e t r e n d ’ s t o
SCHENLEY,SMRED LABEL” a
SCHENLETS "B LAC K LABEL*
blended whiskies,because on ly
Schenley make* aupersm ooth
whiskies by wm eldingMchoicest
stocks u n der sim u ltan eou s
HEAT, PRESSU RE
and
A G IT A i
T r y Schenley’s friend**
lier-tasting w h isk ies... today!
T iO N .
n trt
*U f
QUART
*2-40
rrrr
Schenley
.would n"l l*o rrunnniirat lu ptr
lilies" I Am, hiiwuyer ihriip, n
J iB S E W L
- Ifect l^u* Juice nipl lh"n Irrinrn’
It in make hi unity .'
h itirry W vim 1j i *,»<kr, ritrit.,
; prfhl'irl* «iuiinn wo'tknr, said Iho
P m fmm i-linn I* imlf a.r, to
j gallui's of Inn
brandy
Mir I'hi id fruit aa ripnpaiml w|lh
t l galkms fur apples, 2J k*H»nfur gcachua aful p"His and tu
gull "in front tTallfPrnla a rapes
;h'.Th* rllrus lira ridr yle’d |a
Vtsi I-neaneke nsid. Ii.-raurr
1stl»ns do n«t permit addition o'
gugar prior to ferment at Ion.
• 'Preyclt «nhl he hnd hren totJ
a bor of fruit would make a ea|
CLEARINQ TH E BAR FOR N iW RECORD— Wayne Downey of
loo if (trendv. This Woiild mear
|« lo l l million dollars for th" the University o f Alabama la shown clearing Uie bar at 13 feet,
#Vi inches tu M l e new cunfereMe pole vault record el Ike South
fltlta «nr.h irasnn, ha saXf.
east,, m t’unfm nce Track end Field championship e l Birmingham,
Ala. .Tfem honors weal to tjiuUlane Btele University.
teminole County
Court Records
A re You a Throwback?
M rh .r * W. k I’erkar,
tr. Alcaaudcr *1 wr. Leey I.
i Kenneth IL Carr at ua
h, Harold D, at *. AlTse 0
Mr* Fior* MerabA, Flote Tu W. O ttUnnall.
laaasan. Mary f wld. To I. J
gee a t, ua (Mrfaw,
*
O iit Claim Da«d
sol, Julia I I , wld. To IhKtrd
CnBnty Oiuimlssiuncra.
Martgagcs
Kenneth II, «t «*. To Al*t
ider Kosiar a* or.
r, Kllaabelk. agl. T«> U O
fatlhm of Merleaera
tl lAnd thinipany T>
Iteeseiltb*r A U'M-ply Ysn|. Igu,
*>rl WUa el ua M il**
leu A Chattel Mur leant
l>v. Cheatrr C. To I t'.rl
rue t'|s,| t'rw. A »w
ttheliag Agreement
Roosuvelt Tu Nelson and
r^A r r/
♦4* %*V
En
Maurice Uai'tlio, faqauua <dd
ttasa mat into kbit. ■i >huwn In hie
mwlril
llullyw,".|
npnrtmrnt
where ho I old nporl.r* he I, Ini
suit against his cuiucly iluugh'rr,
Ibduius Cuslvllii, bi-rauna h • was
penniless. M!<« I'natrllo Is th" (<irnn-r wife of actur John Unify.
more.
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FOR TO ADORCtS QRADUATC
over
IVADIIINQTO.N', * May *5. -I/JI
—Prealdsnt tlou«eve|l will
ad
dress th# graduating r|a,-s of ths
naval
audemy
at Annapolis
Jana I, ba announced ys«t"ril»y
Ha anist he hod not rat s«lte<t-'d
tha tuple of hie a«lilrass.i
A wise man o ik * said
th ere are tw o ways to. save
money: “ Increase your income, o r cut down y<>ur
outgo.”
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Much a^ we*d lik e (p,
late-th
e
^o, fe w o f ua
us can regu
regulate
the
amount o f meney^we take lit'each week. But all.
all of-tyi
o f us
have control n v tr V h a t w e spend. And many a fa
m ily
fam
ljy
pom tbl. by careful
We shudder when erg
Uneuulh and Ignorant e
our aboriginal ancestors
der that the tec* tun
gel. have we realty pn
of the 4A," The Travelers
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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.VOLUME XXIX
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. MAY 26. 19.1H
M e x ic a n A irS q u a d ron
D estro ys A ir p o r t O f
In s u rg e n t C h iefta in
tHy AM*®
P*'r®a«
Japan *oday ruxhufflrd her
governmeni,
Htrengthemiiir
it fur a mure vigorous war
against China, wnile Uritum
proponed nenaing nhnervere
iir.o the truuuieu CxecnonmvaKU-Ciermau uorder region
oa a means of tuning the tenalon that haa given Europe u
jittery week.
Three her men In the Tokyo
government ii*p p td out: For* tin
Minister Kok| Hirotl, JVar Min
isler Utntrsl nen 8uclyam* and
finance Minister Okinogu Ksjrs
They were replaced, respective
ly- by tloocrsl Ksiushloe Ugakl.
Lieut.-den, Seiahiro llagakj and
Seihin Ikfde.
It wss likely the shakeup wJ*
s Prelude to stronger efforts lo
push l he war In O ilns to quick
victory.
Japanese armies rspoiled they
had established bases for
at i
chs on Kweiteh and K ailen g'
M ORGAN ACCUSED TW O TV A
D IR E C T O R S ( >F F A L S I n
( liarircst lusted C hairinan< um luctcdCam *
luiiirn O f “ Dissent
And o It s 1 r action
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C harges H urled B y
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♦4’.ii iiri Mil lilni • Ml If r.'tt •nd Intention*
"I-
S peakers Hit At Ham ilton Holt Stresses
Hines, Tammany ;::;,1;;
Courage In School Talk Leader, Indicted.
'Ism s A t Parley
O f Legionnaires
On Racket Count
Snakes Not To Be Canvass Board T
E X It l D itC u A t ra U V Make Official Ta
Earl Brown Says Of Votes On Friday
5
JACKSONVILLE, May 2il iJY
^ rvciu l
—The Hof List I tvji.u inunt of Ih**
hundred
xmnia*
have
recently been M i out around the
Aifteficiin Legion opened ita
annual runventpin here with a
Se nii nole
High
SHnml
In xupport of hu contention |h
_______
Fleet Maneuvers
Next Year To Be
Held In Atlantic
j
send k to tho raptUa
•*
soma af tha big iooa o f tha coun
try ! Nano of them will have any
thing Ilka It."
Acting on that adelea, tha beau
tifully marked but vary poleonMW member o f tha anaka family
was boxed up and aent to tha
Municipal &>° of Ut. Louis, whkh
la said to have tha beat stocked
aad equipped reptile house In tho
country.
State Republicans T o
Reorganise A t M eet
counted by precinct officials be American Legion and Ihe Legi»ti 1:00 o'clock at (ha Hanfoni
fore tha precinct vote la announ AurJUary along with numerous Tabemacle at Lutlr'l Awnue an 1
ced, Judge 'W are explained.
officials of tho national Depart *lh HtrVrl. lo wbirh tbe pabU<*
ment including National Com la Invllvj, a mi.vloni-ry from Ihe
Daniel J. Doherty.
Belxlun I'uniu will aprak awl
H olly A nd Crenshaw mander
A. D. Ilarhine, as department Capl. Kljsabeth llarbey o f Ih"
T o A tten d Conclave mmander, will preside over tin- Balvallon Army lo Bnvannah. Oa
meetings which opened at 9-IM will take p-irt In Ihe proorsm.
Local Postmaster X. J. Ilolly o’clock this morning and tha pro
and his sou, R. J. Holly, Jr., along gram today Included addravx* ir
S till Destroyed B y
with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Crrn- several dignitaries, induing Sena
wHl attend tha annual con tor Claude Pepper, Gov. Fred I’- D eputy Jack Hickson
ventions o f six postal organisa Cooo and Adjutant General VI'S
tions and three auxiliaries to open Ian I. Collins. Mayor George
A whiakvy still with • capacity
hi I t Friereburg Saturday night Blumo of Jacksonville welcomed of about 100 yalloao woe raptured
tho
legionnaires
to
tha
ronvantion.
continue through Monday,
yoatordoy near Geneva by Deputy
Poalnaaitae Hally reported today.
Jook Hickson, It wsa reported by
W A IV E EXAMINATION
Mr. Holly win attend tho con
Sheriff C. M. Hand's office today,
vention of tha FtarMa Chapter of
'
j Mr. Hlriuon sold ho found the
tha Narisual Aauoriatlog o f PostZNDICOTT. N. Y. — W V--Al •L y n between chulooto and Geneva
Mr, Crenshaw will ar Jokinp with courtroom » l l ' n , about 4:00 o’clock yeaUrdoy after,
of thi doaba two
fuEltWaa * » « ' ° noon but found no one than. Ho
Florida branch o f tha United No* Florida chain g o » f —
D0* sold ha destroyed tho still and doo
of Pout Office rs muo, 40, uod Robert Howard.
MT(n borrala o f mooh
Clerks while Mrs. Crenshaw win M , waived examination T»rt»r*, which he found nearby,
attend the mesglug a f tha auxil day oo fin * decree assault
Operator* of tho still ara known
iary o f this
chorsoo arising from a gun bat to Urn Shcrlfri office, Mr. HkkMr, HoOy Mated that they tle with two Endlcotl policemen oaa declared, adding that ho hopoo
would Warn fug the Swuhino City
la apprehend them soon.
at >ha
praaauro was first
by (ha Bcr. Dr. BV
Haka In HM.
B u llet la F ire d In to
H o m e O f School H ead
MIAMI. May t«. —DV»
Wil
liam A. L>n(- alaniciiiury aclimil
ptincipal charted In u warrant
wjlh whlpplnt * pupil, loM • ■*•»stable It. H Chastain a bullet
crashed thraulh
his hednton.
windew this morning ami rinlH-ddnl iUalf In the wall near wlirfe
he U r aalaopLong said the bullet narro«W
missed hia wife who was ilrvoainr
near Iba bod. Peace Juallre '»■
B. Button Issued the warrant in
connection with the whipping
It wee sworn out by Mr).
W - D- Todd end accused Lone " r
striking her sou Bartrnm M.,n
ton. IE
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mu v 1*1ti Vhfla I In* « i
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llo-u • V h ' 1i alifiiiLI h»* liii l"il* il in th" n »*t of
»• p* I l f . l l >
•' M ' it I ll *I DUt t TV A iMiWi'r.
Will Ik -I .
hull r .ill " I rt ' > -m l
•nil aa¥%
-1 h i iitV'd nf
till I
U -I t ft Ml t - |
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rtl frum |ink ** fl»r|
Mordent hau Seeks
Congress SuupoiT
For More Levies
Lions Officers
Are Installed At
Kuktis Meeting
« If fleer* nf tin' Man(‘>ril l-ion*
t’lub wer" tnatall-'d |i*t nilht i t
:t joint meeting with the Eustl*
I.Ion* i-Kili in K'Mtls- secretary
John Galloway announced today,
offlir-r- Int'.ill.il foe tile com
W A S H IN G T O N . M a y ««
LV>
S iffv ln ry
MMrgfitthiii *might ma yvJr were John Mi’isrh, Jr..
|iir*id<-nt; W A l.udwig, flr»t
the MippMit * f n»iu*r»'SHi nnl htiJ
iT4 y f^ lio la y fur tiuiclmerit nf *tio pn-siJi-nl; F ll, Hiott. aOC*
now
lo nn-i-t any ilicriao-il[ -'nd v|<« pre«id<*nt; J. A- klelach,
farm li*-n.-fit payment* volul a l: third *i-o pre*nlenl; J. M. Gop*
this hi- not. hut received hllli' cilrl loiirth vice preaUlent; Jencouraiti-finnt.
I. Uullownjr, secrelary;
E. FThe trraoiry secretary, llinii-1 l.on'-y, treasurer. Jann-a Howland.
V\\ Bell, nctintr budyvt dirrrtor, Jr., tail Iwlater; Maxwell Slewumler-rcrrtxry, rrmferred with a art- lion lamer; 11. 11. Lingl*,
grnup nf IritM tlnn which included and W- A- Adam*, directors.
Senator Rarkh-y of Kentucky, the
Th*. meeting w*s held an th*
Democratic leader, and Represen second anniversary «*f the found*
tative Rayburn, Democrat, Tecis, ing nf Hie Enslis Club.
majority leader in Ihe llnu-e.
District Governor Millard Conk
The f.'l.2l7.UOO.Otll) relief hill lin of the Daytona lleach Club
now pending in the Senate in wav |lie chief apeaher of tha
etudes f 2 l 2 .00O.ani) for n>lditininl evening.
farm benefits. The ilem war wriiAfter Ihe
Installation
ceygten in by the Srnalu appruprui- inonier w*re oyer a dinner wot
lions committee.
held followed by dancing unlit n
Both Murgrnlhau and I’ rexident 1st,* hour, Mr. Galloway said.
Roosevelt have rmilended Ihut
U wa* announced lh»t the
new funds for farm aid should not Oviedo Club had invltad the Eanhe voted unless new tax revenue
fo r i Club lo a dinner at whisk
la provided.
tlino Ihe Oviedo Club wilt “ Bn
A fter Ihe conference, Rarktey
formerly Inaugurated.
•aid the t'JI'2.»4>0,1)00 appropria
tion probably would be approved,
tu t that It would be Impossible
to enact naw taxes before 1930.
LO C AL W E ATH E R
A B C A D IA ^ S *D -W h llv
I’aul
Simmotta, unauoeoaaful eondiiUte
fo r nomlnmU|in ta tha State D r
Uloturo, w d f watching the count
o f rote# in the Democratic pri
mary Tuesday night hi* home 10
Edward Janner, tho discoverer ly cloudy, scattered showers Fri*
milto north o f Arcadia was do- o f vaccination, was a music tan and day and on southeast coast
post 04 wall as 4 phytkan, ' (night.
strayed by flnaoeo,
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Also
( ii v e s T e s t i m o n y
ner
Ua»li bird has a band ufj
identification a n d each carnet a
mo r mug sat f» 110 ii'flm k lioiu liny k»-y which flit into i* g ro o ff
th** f a r m o f \ ( r \ |*H«-kur»l o n W « * tl in a clock to record the time of
The i-luct* Hi**
nl
Fir^t SlttfH, ul
wliU’li tunr u Sriiviil.
rrult* of ■Loot 4(1 Inr
wtO b** Ilir "iHitiki* ( hm t" un i wli ■n rich
bird arrive* the key l'* »'fi| In
upriti'ii nnil the* rm‘i* will L- on
Th*» piguttiM nr«* L»-nig mm-D Ly " p u m l l " I n . t i l l IV n l 1 U " r
Carrier pieeoii taring li.tr ■'*
J im - K .n g lr .
p i r ’h lilr iit
"f
L ir
U|fa«ltfin*i*jgii liu«**Lnll ‘ loir, niui rumr increasingly popular in •
ir-. w ill us in other
lit- at*ht*<lull**I !•< iiFiivr in Snli United
fonl tuiiiy l»y rt|i»***» Mr Eli part* ti( Ihr world, where mioirr
inti rlolj* leave been f 01 rm-il anil
g|** I
u ii UI d r i l l p ig * oi» * m u i r r
wtili f-xterniv*fncilitn-^ f**r afsuristlon* established In forniulatr itiln and regulation* rnv
housing LL» bint*.
Tin* pigrufis, wliiih will luUi* rring tin- (light*.
u t W u - ih in y li.n a . Ih *
V illm r F
Mm
T i l t - M i l . t il e - u n i - in t h e t i g l f t l i p u i- k e il t e n u t e h e n r i n g riM n n
M ydery ha* atwny* Mirriniml
part in Friiluy’rt rut'**, will ra**li
Tennevi-e Valli-y Aullmrily, told h )innt eniigreiulimal inventiKiitin ^ ennimiltee Ihut ll..... Hi. . |.,,, T\ \ .I...
have a price o f $-f» on Lis no*** rd tlir (light* of a currier pigeon,
l i r M u i|» u ean be veen leuiiinv over tlo- table . .1 i
.hotat uii entry fee making a tutnt nu uutliurily having y r l >Iim-.iv un in-Kidlutioii. f* ir the |..in h tiM i h f u tility properties,
rrrd l hr "Iriik ” by wltiih In- n nt the riftlil. Th- . top Ilf Ih te e lu r l in i ol K l.d ie n lh o l’. lie ..I i . v is ib le ngiunsl Hie h in t Mali j u t to (|, h H
of apiiroxlnintely $1,000
111.
will go to the owner of the win cnshlnl invariably In lunl hm right.
way bark liumr, no m ullrr hn*
tier. A group o f wealthy Chat
Unoogun* m participating in the far th. d l.tsnrr and rtn mattrr
by arhat mrans o f lianmiorlapool.
A home to-home nice \% hcini* lion nr by whal circuitous rautu
planned for Suntimy morning be j he i. carried lo hi. Je.tmatiun
tween a group of pigeon* ownr*l (or the return (li(h t.
Theie are record, o f pigeoni
by Harry Locus, Lake Monroe
carried
.evernl
farmer, and other pigeons from having
been
Men *nt| women who make tlo*
Chattanooga.
The Sanford
pi* [ thousand* of mile* blind (nldvd
l*est Sillilrnt4 amt Iriichot* him
geon* will be sent north prob in train., in the hold nf a .hip,
no* thosr who *re tin* fj|wtr«i
ably tomorrow while those from by plane, and by pack aiiliiiSl Local Post Well Rep
thinker* hut tho«e nlm ato 'lie On e - r i me
the Tennessee city will
reach and then released. Tho bird, re
resented
At
20th
turned,
thereby
establl.hing
thr.e
ITIOat
fmmitft'lHH, itrthllnl Ih
I .inked
here before itarting time .Sun
alrange birds as one o f nature',
day.
Hamiltun
Holt *o*lay nt the p uiiYearly
Convention
Schultz,
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An Interesting and
Intricate queerest phenomena. _____
lar weekly Hiupel . \i*i( i-, . .it
i a rt*
•£
w in
Holt leimnded the utinlentd uf the
old fablw o f the tortaise and the
today and prepared fo r the
aerie, o f ad.Ire .e . ..... lemnlmr ] Jajc.l Meleorologi.t fi. I*. I*a». hare in whieli the hire lost the
worst,
msintalnlna mobllliation
communivm, e<n-ial..m1 fa.ct.ni, [ ton re|Mirted lod.y Hint the jue- race even thiiugh he wa* the Lislci
of arms on the (Jerman frontier.
Jan
Masaryk,
Cisthoslor.k
DKI.AND, May 2ft—There are
The official count of vote, cast naai.m and a l l olhrr 'i.m . , » |eipitation ye.terday amounted l » of the two.
n.1 inehe..
The W *t leiieher*. Hr i I .•tr * '
minister In London, flaw In Tra* many difference, beiwren Florida In the May 24 runoff primaiy cept A n irrlr.n iim ".
(C m i Is m S aa pack ala)
selTed, aie licit usiuilly Mn* oiowl
The ipeakcr. today include.I I
and Ireland, but one of the main j election will te made by the SemiThe reaular weekly meeting
m ho
tiov. Fieri I*. Cone, Fred Fra-ei o f (he local Sea Scout troop will hr ill runt hut rather Hi
may be found in the fact thst Ire. nole Canvass R oo d si a meeting
have the must person itily
o f Wu.liington, |).
nut .-rml
he
held
in
their
i|uurlei.
on
the
alnd ha. no snake). 'Florida has 1about 1:.'!!) o'clock Friday uftiHe pointed out Hiut whde fahead o f the Forty and t.lglil »o
lake fiuut tonight.
may he taught hy any ti*u»h
a few m ake., but they will »< * noon, County Judje R. W. Ware, Jciety, ami Stale department Com
iii -ihI dtudirnt* noon forget thi* no
be shown in the Florida eshiVIt |who la chairman o f the Cnnvn.. |'namler A. I). I lurk in. o f (ireeli
Thi* f ‘ hai>U‘ r nf lh*Molay will of I he facts they lesmi
l|i'\! i\i',i
wihhI.
at the New York W orld'. F air Hoard, announced today,
holtl n rcgulitr nii*i*linif in I hi* lie uilded, a teacher wdli p li'U - M*r
(!ov. Cone Haul the la -p ifi “ i.
ne»t year. There will be no reptile | The board, which also include,
MiDumt’ Ti ingit«k tonight,
1 hr per«orialny can make t i • in Ill'll
.
, . ___. . .
„
, the hm kt one o f poveriiment" no.I
W ASHINGTON, May |l. — (AT house in or
(mnt|ioin*il
fitnn •'lire felt throughout ih ■ I II * nl
or anywhere
anywhere about m . Super*i.or of Registration W. J. ,.1„| i4,rd 'our
„..Vr,„m ent m , I meeting ivu'.
—T h »
Na*y
U *pu, intent an Florida area, according la Uener- ^Thigpen and Chairman o f Ihf |
di -p ilf Ihr duturhami*. m Monthly mglil.
hi
tudrnt*.
nounced Imlay that
the • n tlr e i>| Manager Earl Brown
I *r Holt mid that f o • i ll 4* l l
for if iiiiyitiic 11 Ii** lo
A |M-rill ll Iiuh hvi'li gruntnl to gleut college* idionld Ih- i ,| | j |m, * 11
Ileal would bo moved from tho
The question came up when, a w „ W illiam., will cheek the re- overt hruw il thi*y wif| mv#*! Ih»*
Pactfle to tha Atlantia neat j e a r » f , w daya ago. Bill
Fondier. a tllrni frum K, m|no|, County'. HI •trung aim of the legion.
| J. M VYiKon to ri' builil n gn- of
‘’gulden
per«oTinlili
Itv
j ragu on Mug Holm A vn iu r Lr- "golden peraonailUes” ll
for maneuver* and to * l» ll the wood, cruder, brought to H orlda prN.jnct. Bnj count the ub<eniee
ini
• tween Sixth unit Seventh*Stn»«U tlid*«* teacher* who*' are all
-~ M | B York Woctd a M r *
|exhibit headquarter** one o f tha
received from other part* of
Th«f ( ‘umphfll Lu*«irig IN».tl
j at un r^tlimitt*J runt of $7ft.
Laavin_g its P a e lfk base# e*riy flne.t .peeimena of the lladequlr ^
,tate.
Impart a worthy influence i<
Ihc Anifiuan Lrgioii v%til Ih*
In Jkriuiry. th «
fleM w ill be or coral
anake, avar found, In
life of rdudcnl* long nflei
-w
,
. tha j Although thi* number of ab* |ri pruHentt-tl ut ih** Fluridu t'liu
* * It
Iona probably ala months
Sidney J. N u will deliver th* student ha* pttllfd Iwyond ll
•tale and peraented
It with
wiin bin•
votes is not definitely venlion of the American Ij-gi.n
Confidential float problem Num compliments and
,
known, the figure la eipectrd lo - which oiMfoctl in Jark*nnvillt* ihi** addrvMt iimiorruw ut Ihe Eighth r lansNMim.
in
ber n will bo worked M l during J. E. Willow, n,l“rl 1,1
T. W. laiwton, auperint* iMiit « *
J
, b# con*iJ*rtbly le»* than In lho|murninga Foil Commoruler CL M grade* graduation exercise*
Oviedo, T. W. Lawton, auparin- public instruct ion, acci»riijo*n« ■
February |n tha W a lt Indian ami of the Florida eahlbit menag .
a primary when appruxima- Workman reported today.
tha Atlantia at least aa f i r aaulb The specimen with It. altenmung |#Jy J00 iuch vote* were rrceivrd.
Undent
puhlie instruction, Dr. Holt to tha High School thi
Although unfoni.reiv rirrum
aa tha aqaator. tha Nk»T said
bands of vlrtd
W"V* The tabuUllon of the ati»mee bal- .lance* wilt prevent hi. uUeli.l *aid today.
morning.
black. and reds or coral, won » ( lot., however, la not etpeclrd to Ing the .late a ffoir thi* ye .r.
Mr. laiwton antioumeil H .i
admiration of Naturali.t Wallace
iny
change. in any Commander Workman slated that
J. II. Mmiek o f
leongwoud graduation e ie rc b r* will he t»» I
N ew M em ber Accepted who know. hU snakes. Manager
((|# ^
yeiu at the Lhuluut* High ScIoh.I I*
he expected approximately 15 lo wun ir viaitur in Sanford
terday muth improved following night at M:0t) unlock mol that
1 Some absentee voire are o t cal po.t member, to be presell*.
XBy W oodm enO fW orld Brown wa* adsm«nL huw
ho Judge R. W. Wtore will deliver the
and sga*a
• -gf*at- “**
who nave
have »i
already a recent accident in which
-— —
,7 . | * . . . by
" J ritiaena
. . . . . of
. ■■ county
" ' “ .'-J who on
-■•I Among Itho.**
ROM- woo
M X )(• Bichard was accepted a. asked If ha could find place i r
^ay ,re to another cuun-j g^ono or
attend tin* ti.ii- dEilocuted hi* ihuulder while May graduation add re**.
• member of tha local camp of the four foot reptile In the Flor ty. The county Judge, in which vention
Judge W art *aUi that the idle of
sometime
during th- ing himself frum falling o ff a
Woodmen of tha WarId and tha ida exhibit at New York.
the ballot la cast, mills tha bal threo-day session are: W. II. .Shi p roof.
hia talk would tw *'A Trip ("
application of Willard K. Connelly
- It U tho moot beautiful spe lot to tho county Judge In whkh pard, Ouy Stafford, Frank Aki-r*
CJood Enough,'• In which he will
wag presented at tha reaular cimen of tho anaka family I ’ve tha voter reaidaa. Other absentee and Vlelor Green.
>*ortua|
dedication
of
____________
•H
it'a tte m p t la ihotr tht Mudents why
meeting of tha camp In the tver seen.' admitted Mr. Brown ballots ora cast by tltiaena of a
to do their te*t
In JackronviRr, plans harp b<-<-n lUjiro.id Vuniellnt," now month [they ihuutd
American Legion lint on Tues -and *ha blggeal. but you cunt county prior to election day In the made to rhtertaiie 5.500 member
_____ I In tverything thty try to do.
i“y periotlnul
J,“ • *to *b«
pub|j»ht
day night, c. CL Cellini an take It to New Yark. Why not office of the county Judge nnd are of the Florida Department of th- locally, will lake pla,-,. louiihl at
nounced today.
During tha meeUnt a Junior
Degree Team of tha uniform
ranks was organIted and W. II.
Rawklna wsa appointed captain,
ware else ednnletod for
aa -Old Pnchfcn Barn
ha tha Lake Mary Com*
muhity Hall m
Friday night
Jana I. '
Tha public la larked ta at
tend this affair, Mr. Collin,
staled, adding that tha recently
organised Woodman af tha Warid
will furaMl the ma
th and that thoa IraWada af the
H. A. Morgan
T e stifie s In
Probe Of TVA
I\<;
Pigeon ^Race Will Start
From Sanford On Friday
Thr '•Ini l of n ru n w r UHD'«n
Spanish Rebels
Make Air Raids
Nl MItKIt XU
- • )
Japan Reshuffles Its
Government In Move
To Push War Efforts
E n g la n d P rop oses T o
S «n d O b servers T o
Trou b led C zech -G erm an B o rd e r R egio n
Established In 1'JO.s
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CANDIDATE FOR
O nce in a thousand times
a man for representative
whose sterling character, unquestioned integrity and business ability should appeal
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M H E R Z iZ
Bill To Probe
Lo SS By Fruit
Fly Is Signed
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President Places Sig
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Calling For 5-Man
Hoard And $10,000
A !>••<i t .»‘ti <4i)Cri^>
t»y nior«t "*
S hi ford Av
iih« r ^ 'i ^ t t i n K ih e prfvrntliin of
t unim.igo
m t hat dw*rt' *
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F irm e r/ •as pit*! •nie.l to lh® fitjr Cot
•^i niKhi 4t if* i cut ml. ir
Whtilf^ul® Market wui the recip- tn
meet mr
The
pH itidn
declared!
Ih-i
conluint*1 m the May bulletin uf
the Dep.irtment cif Agriculture tln-H m * chants fM >d ta le s on
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where:i
having a w»«le circulation in the H 'cnsf* Li i li»*
who rondn* f* I rum in a
I I Hill'll S lit# * a ml many othei
W A S I l l N ’ i ; m \ May 21 —
parts Itf the »orM.
*d r„ paid neither
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nf
ItiH is p v e lt
The a rticle written Ly W C •■n p*'i||ii»n poinMit »oit| the r f i
( row fur the Dunuu of A gnciil d'n !*n a o f mo h i innmagd* not*
•l" iln
l' i u i I , i lih l p ro v id in g
tural Economifk «ingl**x out Du* h n « in uiif.il, .idv-inLige ny-f
1 f o r | ! \ I I iyn* mil o f loAAeH to
Sanfuid m arket iimon£ the many ♦h..«*» wiiose lawful tight it ls » .
a . s,**«i*»-s P n ii
E l* 1) id i r n . n i ' i ' . a . a ro .iu lt
i f f p i in ope i fit mil rhroughmit the *,,l| inervhand^e oti Thai *(r»H
S u s p e n s io n o f
p eace
ne
i f t 'tii- io-i i, u It ( im l
d e p u r tcountry for a <lmrription of a
The rum m iss,!.,,
i,p’d to li*
g o tia tio n *
b e tw e e n
t h e
fa niers' m arket ami
it a* * ’ "st.g u le the inutior j i ,,|
m t‘n * ', • anii'N igu tn o n u lii-n tu
11m miitorizril S rvtn’ h Cavalry hngul®
*•1 In* ut a Imr *4* in sigh! is how n
»
no'iidow
Ry AU M M lid Pr«««
typical exam ptf
C z e c h o a lo v a k g o v e r n m e n t a n d
31 thin until the next ineetlnt
.i< i ■•oksvillr. T rim ., during wur manruv®r .
i*■*lit fled L» »a|i®l an ” aihi*k l*\ m
mviitlour
‘i ncniy * M»r Mi »l111 i r. iin a n f r u i t fly .
SIIAMUIAf. (Tuesday i
In
lie describe# the m arket, e^fabThe Kckerson I'am iln r fit. T\
S u d e te n G e rm a n s k e p t C en
l ( i. ' IIMM-4II ,>• iiru v itle a fo r
(uriatrd l)y the uliiin of Adolf linhcil in 1935. m conkiiting of a] f) lie* led the (’ *t v ('omtm*nU>n let m uring FoM Knox, Ky . wh®r® l Tn<!»* .Hum in In II ions of did la is m i;. Id I m h .I n llfl.h >VMil I vnulls.
tra l E u ro p e u n d er
te n x to n ,
n 11 v i ■ m®rnl*i'■r Im iin i (,i confeet Close .1 blind alley n.-.ir its plunt
Hitler in withdrawing all Herman mhci| 50 fp*rt wide ami
w h ile In C h i n f , t h e J a p a n e s e
ilii.t r lilv .4M, |1 tio.iklil fur Us
sdvl.err (o ihc Chin'*** Arm'’ anil Itmg. a packing house for d im * Inasmuch as It ts planning I.*
c o n tin u e d t h e i r g r e a t o f l e n - outline off (/i m n i munitions •*» fim is, * c u lfi for weighing trucks, purchase Property
adjacent
»<*|
4’XI'V II .
a filling <tation. a restau ran t, a th * plant and the
alley wodld
ll Hi. • « ,I|ufo 1 i-ppunents of tho
a tv e a lo n g t h e r a ilw a y lin e s China. (lenrrsllsaimu Chi.inn K>>
telegraph
office,
federal state divide the properly The rompnnv
f'-A fllllf,, ■1 toil If® buur lull plunged
t h a t m a y le a d t h e m t o H a n Shah today threw hl« ’ person*! new* ami inspect ten offices and
r on tended that ainc® it
war
i
ini® i|« I ■it® mnuitliHti-ly «f!®r th®
an ice house.
k o w , C h in a ’s p r o v is io n a l c n p -l division* in*o a u r l n of .riii.li
hliml allay anti w^tHd he e n tlr '
llt.lis® th,t d ;| t i't olit®ti ,i11®tupL
The m arket covers 20 acres of ly within private property, th^r*’
in i courier often,'vrs
nxainst
I* f it. 111«1|i 1it m cf a 111*11® f l r i i "• II
land,
he
says,
located
on
a r ill*
would
bf
n®
ne*d
fo
r
the
ajtpy
T V Ciechoslo rak lan-O • r m a n the Japanese which at dii'-u li.nl
I ll' .ni* ,t 11.
rmii) siding a few blocks from
« i»v Attorney Fi**d Wilson had
K. ,fs ■iiLifu ® K;iriM|nr k (!>•
discussions
were
Interrupted resulted in
(ha
rec.iplUir nf the Ini'diness section of Satifonl.
prepared1 an ordinance for cl«y*
11.1 > H
.1 in il!i f li il k* |irik|Miha|
cities ami J j IDnlcrncaih the shed ia a p latform '
wrvn Konrad Hcnelln.
Sudeten | three important
ing the alley hut sortie of ||ie
l»w || * M k! 111*1
V Li |t| ikviil®
Na*l leader, abruptly departed for do*en vdlage* l/y (he t illin'..
t '."Jt feet wide built at the height t ’oMHiiiiw ioncrH f**H (tint by eli*.
fur i • hi •kill* ,11 t i toju’ c - it ui htiuria.
A spokesman fur the geneiuli* I i f In iik brila. T h i. Irav r* IS feel |11(, ,, , t„.
Asch on what was officially de
wn>ll>|
h o il
N. i. (It* ll i® m® i»i11 »•’ . |imin
llankow ,
fim tliiiiliiili „ f i.v clia n g in g roof to covrr thi
scribed a . private business.
| aintu
I" •.I hi R|>pn.H'hin« s**wrfn In
•'*tf41 ®l
oil-11i®fk t f t»f«<*|
Hi®jf
However, private rep ort* Indl- w llh d ra **! uf nil lli'rm an i . .up
11 in k . a* they aland at the pint
elley. especially if buthlltlg*
SolllllM'h* I ’o'Mifv yoi»*rs w**til tn
i In
P 1fin l in o - '*$• i-iHi Wi Hi .1 v i® . f 122 lo T.l
Final |d m • ft
ratfd there
had
been ■ break port for ( ’b in *, .aid Ihul I’lil.ni
lor m T h i, plalfnrm i. divideil.1 "»rM* I'fl'lIVtl UV*T It,
I In* |tt«|l * toifiiy It* I'aist ha lh it * *n
of local h I’ mlHl *ill i t Hi®
111 VAM »• H..' tn* j m»* from tha
own troop* were In a .rrH ’. u{ into alalia w ith a floor apace S;i
over the be*[s fo r a ta r tln i
ne
Finally the rituiinlgslnri .].•* .d
lh® run "ff
®It’d Ion In. Hire**
convention of lh® Am i k'iiii 1»e■i li® -• ll® Kata'■$ • ■•niioktI®® iinit pro*
|
co
u
n
te
r
k
ltn
c
k
*
in
the
Huitmv
got lotions.
fret drop and 22 feet wid*.
loiiidy r i»e* rmd on®
wide
ihI in | n‘ r Hi it I h** HusinK of I hr
dm-j $■•••’•1 • in I ®n i,l,-rut»®n. CM®#*
gion in Jurksiiiivdl® i ®r®
'In he Sanfurd m arket moat of ul|»v j rid h isu m te.l Mr W i I niiii * onicftf iii’ipil® tin* heavy rain
Prem ier
M ilan
H odta
and Ku i r e * which had re*ull>nl h, re
cuascii uf ill.- imoindy *opp®r « f fill'. 1),. V Ii.kl« .1 i li *t io m®ui|j®rfl
L anPeng.
Vi-KmE I hear alulla arc rented to deal era
lle a le la . talked fo r
m ore
than capture of
•° LiS‘‘ri liiio III® oriliiiniire
i this iitli'nioon mid the apparent
the Fanipludl l.os^ini; Fosf hi lh® to h«i it,.1*1 X"t i'll ll ITUHit 1 t lift’ll! un.
.
two hour* la st night b at arrange- »ml T k jtl ahan—all k«r elliea in who buy from the local fsp n o r* *la*is4‘ Of ''LiiUf*. It» resi'rvr Hie lack of |it!er®*t tn lh® nh’rs, in
rv*
Aim-ru'iiit la'gion h u t lnn‘ might. I h.lli 4i4> lhi li l»
I<
•* i i Ili I m-i* w®rt* with
lb
*
fortified
I.u
ng'lfu
i
railway
and sell In the trurkm rn frost all lily 's rlKhU
T k . menta fo r conference* today w*r#
tif
MnCre^s
oiid d i c a i l o n j ihorMy a f t e r fionn t*i*
Cotnniundcr Ci U. W oik man said th. •n
tiny
lln * defending Hankow, tho pru- p a r t , o f th e
country, b u t . a n } ®ar«iii* to | he l i t g f * .
d ir v t v « N * heavjtr v«»ta ^Uan
-•* 'day. I
J
.4 iL4e Vtolt'l)'. limy A-riuliU'iL/
produce
io Vam VWonal *m O r*M “lile m U l c*slu b | fa rm e r m ay **H hie
Ret j *u* h-grtf os an iinofftcial bad liri*n *tp *e f*d .
|
in r®|*r»”<*,n‘ •III* h»*1 ill
nianv ill :iittf®*4 iii.ul® m th®
D®l®LrnH
T he apoke.m an aalit withdrawn! on the m ark et,’’ the article read*.
control of C h in a * railw ay net
Shot 11v aftar
n»*«»n opprotl J
r®pr® o’nioiiv® uf
fh®
lh® t t-nvt iiht'ii «
cal pu^l ii
I'M , ,md p*in*
" I n lump o f the other Florida Itas*’ha11 AssuHai mil.
work sd v ln .s d toward K alftn g , n f lh * firrntkn nillltary a .lr lv r * ,
niatidv bun hailnis had be*n cast
0p|o
*|>fw>liiit,|
fiilhivv h Willuitn
•11‘r*11V Hn* U’ll®'Vill 4kf ;i iDff®rhaadrd
by
flen
eral
vun
Kalkrn
J
tn
ark
rti
th
e
farm
era
rent
the
■nclont capital Of China *0 m ile*
In |*r»'cinct i ** Ini® lh® rrklii'
hefiir® Mi® r,»m iihs hmu uu.l ,|u
t1( li n m i Ml, .1 .1 lh
t'ldinl *i flift r whith Mi hi uni in wei*
hn ii.rn. 11 W orhl W ar veteritn. alalia and aclt their own produce
< a n of C h rn g fh o *.
Iranis m Hns p m uu I total I
®lar**il Hull Soitfunl was m ,| in
tin*ft t'timm.intli r
it nrkiltiltl A l l*
®( 4 vMMiltl h.iv® If* aii l®\v®r m lh®
waa
-U
n
fo
v
lu
n
sl*'
hut
would
rv't
and
>n
alill
o
th
e
r,
the
produce
iel
In Spain, the goearnm ent'e atgrr of losing li t ftan* his® unl®4s In pres in* I | Hi® n*h®r city pi*”
11iAt **ite XV®*® t;«»V
< ill.1 SouHi ihitfi in ih® \<* Hi Kastorn
I anld at auction with the m arket
‘ tack on Ineurgeat poeition. be Influence C hlne.n r e .iila n c e
liin
L
nlighilv
"
‘"n*
H».i,i
4nn
p®r*i
uhuiit f |i>ipii Js ra ise d II® I 'l l i J®
i ini N®w I' ivk.' 1.i■>f I® piiblicuiiit
Jlunp, Clllil H ,1 Kit lit*■i|
1(»
rrfu .rd
In
reveal
the nianager arm ing »a aurttoneer.
tween Tretnp and Bxloguer gained
CoiumiRsioni'rM |liat h® h*.| tin eons »*f a possihh* l .T»0fi had • ast |
f« h i kty ftxi,sm un; «*niip®l divo
I In utMili®i! "r* lh.
.It It i'll!
iri
"T
h
e
principal
cominiilit
ir»\
amount
uf
munlliun*
China
h
i
.
moment urn.
Willium.nn Fttiiiitiutnli r
| Mrs. Marl hi, I..■»*
Personal inter"xt In th® cTnli^ lull b allots •%
\\ otkiiuin^ rip o ititl atlvuntagox fur th. r iiul t tii®» in
bundled
un
the
Sanfurd
m
arket
been
r
e
c
e
iv
e
s
front
Herman*,
T he Ineurganlo wore reported
t ’li.u j.,HevkmiC iiomin**li®n in today's fahov ), aot-mli*,- .,r
that h r would Ilk® («» »r® S n ii..n
fur North and!
Hull n Inrg® niimhvr of
hunt ith'iilk'ut viii®,
driven back s i
ssv sra l
points. which waa known lo have been a re la-ena. cabbage, celery, rltru i have a bus*.hull Ira n i II® .» k®d runoff primary at® Georg® II N «
and heitr-s nf mi ,-ti-i • i i«r legioniuiireii |il.iiin®il in ciMt-nd Hi® South* fitted® «l t»» Hi® Inf! 1 uipporft
E a *t o f T eru el, I ha lnau rgent oT- conalderable- and aaiil tfilw w.ti fru it*. pntaU ee, and Inmatoe*.
(
(•
a
iliH
n
l
m
m
I*
a
a*
i'a
a
ri
powrr for I urn-, wu- f..,i,,.l in u llirr® tiny nffmr
Hi** ComritSutlon tn tin whofever
Lull iing*
which
Ip irm 1 in y i'x ln ih i\
"D u ring n recent year more
fenalvo
against
Valencia
pro- n o j Im portant ainee " w , a|ui|il/
it foil Id in help tho Irani
N,*w Yurk huti'l iil'r r v.m ■hmg Thursday n o l tinitim n - ilii"iig lt
Fight oiiHouioot who uppoxed
than
fV
O
d
ifferen
t
kind,
o
f
vegr
will
buy
nnw
from
other
conngrvaaod alowly. T he Mexican upf'-un a hnapital
m
Iti.ii
..ly S«i‘ ui tin y
Th® Commission w®r® .igimat
taking 111* th. loll in |h-c®mber
tab le* were handled on Ihia mat
rlalng appeared to have lo ll lotru* trlea.”
lnr» docturs .-it,I ,1,,- l.u, Im*®h
( C n lla a H
P m « T ir w i
Th® Smi t of th® I i-gioii I>nini voti'i| f r I hut I’liur**1 jfi'u h n liy
ket
Since
ntotl
of
the
truck
Kxplatnlnc the
recaptu re
•’(
o f Ita dangerotls
ta p ed a
and
under |rratmi-nl fur
I.
•I1tin. Hilt I HIIU I® f ■x* |x. . hilWl’V®
will tli'spil® lh® i i inovat ®f III® NorthFfestdent L aaaro CXrdenas’ gov Ijin -F e n x . r * a l uf f'hineae t*r buyer* p re fer mixed load, it i»
--------F iu llrr pnlici- b.„| ilruri-. I I h® fl«»l Id* uhl® •" uMx'ml Hit* t ikvrti- Stmlli thi Fm m ii ml. Many House
(Canllnuad •n ri| 4 T h .e.l
neeraaary for the m arket to huve
Mrs
/.ills
II
Hawkins.
7H.
wh*>
^
1
J
.
l
r
|vrr
j„
„r
,,
f
ernment w t i confidant tho move
h.toly. tu*n lh»H y* ur ku t uti*® nf insuf- ni® hi Ir®rte w®r® a i a hma* to acavailable a t a ll tim e, aa cnmpIriB i
is known by many Sanford real shl,
a'tirc-,i only m .i pmk fti*i®nl ftin.lv in |i.. y trun.A|Hirt;i*> rmmt f*»r lh®ir
ment o f G « n *r*l B atam ln o Cedilla
but soma
an assortment of salahlc merchnn*
ili'n1*, iliFil RiiiUlenly
lh® hom® nightgown anil a bln® .«
in Ban Luia Potoai would not Cet S e c r e t a r y I c k e s
f Hu*
moggtesibvK
hrtv® been in* - •*• i»m cuyln. iAUtl
disc aa it i* poaxlbla in aiacm ble."
‘n mg rt»b® whrn ah® !• f •
beyond control.
'
J
Tha Rural K lvctrification Ad- of h*T non* R. II. l U w l l l li ,
• f f®r urriv.il dil lb® omv.-nlifiis fluenreil by lit,- vn turii-, uf S.-italor
T h e a rticle xtxte* lh a t
aboui’.j_m lnU tr*tlu»e ha* approved a n e w J»t‘kii»nvill®. x t 4:13 I*. M* yw *
Reporta from Jeru salem told nf
ptfal.
A t I h«»
u(® guth®ring in l,nki** Pepper .tri.l Seiinlur 14,11 in hiorpercent o f the supplies ‘Tfrequisition totaling V44I5.H.I from ttn U y .
----------two Artlbe and g /sw being killed
Mml last y®ar lb® lotuil rurpx won tiln uml A I i i I huuu |irl„iurie», ill
ceivetl on th e
Sanford m arket
Mr.
Iliwkin-x.
who
U
capU
in
fund* available fo r the construc
■nd 20 in ju re d In g now outbreak
Mnvvnl iiM itiih for it 4 p®rfi*rrn- which Ilia- bill »:,< nr, i-.iie »
com e* from 25 Florida counties
tion o f 59.5 miles o f lm<-, in of th® polic® tlrparlm cnt o f lh<*
of trrroriam .
t
u n m •btT® itn*I un ®y. 11 b®M®r
WABIUNQTON. May 21. _ (/Tt but a U rg e proportion comes front O rsngv, Sem inole, H ighland, end AHantir Cimsl Lln# Railroad* i*
Mhnwing wax
uiitivi|iuf,-,i thlx
— Harold L. l i k e , acuretxry of w ithin 60 m ilt* of the m arket. Volusia counties w hich will »>rvo a f»rm «r rvahlttit of Sanford ami
y r» r hail lb®y b®rn ul*l«' In uttfiul*
lu teriu r aurPriaot tha capital to W ithin about a 30 mila radiun 241 now cutlom oio.
Mm .
Hawkimi
wan a frtqu#nl
A$lvixi>r |Vrvy M®m
Hint
day by c a tlin g from Dublin, Ire fa rm e r, ntu ally brin g in their own
Thlo requisition is from un a l visitor lo thi* rity . K urin* her
Hi® w*«kly in®®tin*fx iintl d rill
land, that ho had ]u»t h *e n M ar produce while d ealer, on the roar- lotm ent o f IIH.500 to the FI ritla vUiU *hi* alwayc a Mended
the
p rartiii'x of Hi® rnrpx tiu,l b®®i»
. ket usually send out trucks to
ried.
Public Service Company and tha T- K. I*. (Tana o f ihe F l r i i Hapdixbamfi-il fur tin* mnitmcr nionlht*
di.i.i b rin g in aupplie* from outside thin
Tho cab in et officer, 14
money will b« available for use tU t f ’hurch.
but wmiM Im* rrauni®*! again m
chief I SO-mile radius.
cloavd through hi* prv*a
a s soon a , the T rta a u iy Deport
Sh e tx nurvivnl by thr«# aonfl.
lh® Fall*
T he annual volume o f hu*ineav
SAN F H A N ITH IT I. Muy J4. —
here that ho and Mlaa J>no Dabl
ment clears the vouchers.' Accord one daughter anil one
brother*
Ron tin* bualMM S i x conducted man. 11- of Ullwauhoa, w er* nur- .tran sacted on tha m arket, tha
National <*omm<tnil®r I>«nle| J. (i79 — A life term
convict * • <
T
he
three
local
units
nf
Nation
ing to inform ation on a Progress Fun eral aervk e* and
Interment
D ohtrty w ill bo un® ®f th® ilia* falaily shot, another wounded and
a t tb * regular weakly luncheon of ried In Iho Utah capital’* Ade a rticle ita to x , lx thx equivalent of
Bulletin by tha R E A , this nu kes w ill b« In Cumming, Oa. where al Guards held th rir w.,-i,|y ,|r ,l|
tinginhvd viailur# at th® runw n* a prison „"-.<d viclou*ly beaten
T ru ck er*
tk# Jx y co o i M d At the Va Idea laide Rood Proobytorian Church about 1 4 0 0 carload*.
more than $34,000 which ha, been •he lived lh® g reater portion of ir R iiin * in the Am iury ! * ,t night.
H rfxl today, * .
U a * y ro p ortrf. In a morning ceremony
who coma from other itxtcs prefer
tliifi 44 w rit ax other official,x uf In u »e,’..n.l attempt within *U
advanced fo r the new tne«.
her life.
Ih® naHnnal urgaruiation and all rm>ii(li* in escape from tho grim
J. K Rowland p o r t e d on tho
Only a few Intim ate* know ha to btnic loads on tholr way to tho
The weekly meeting of the chest dlalrlct sind ntatn officials.
a w id M r a o o U n v k*M
Friday woo gone from W afh ln g lon ; tew. market, eflan dixpoalng of them
A tra lra * l-tl-ml fed«r*l pcnitfO’
*n.| Checker Club w-m be held in
• IfM In Orlando « l th e A llan tic a r alill th at h« had loft the rap,
before reaching Bsnford, but 611
Cammnndef Workman' pr®Fhl®d tiary.
Iho Vaidea Hotel fuiiighl a t 7:30
to 75 carloads of out-of-*tato
Ate and R avr O onjO U y. A crowd txl.
nvrr th® buxinmx a«aRlun follow
A third runvi’T. who flrd when
uVJ-ck. ■
—* ' .
o f o b w t 29 attgndod I bo m e* l to r,
ing *h® ntip|M>r last night* which n guard o p'ind lire »Ub hi* rlfte
T ho Secretary * now w ifo, his commodities ere brought to the
annually. Thu
wax atlrndt'd by ■pprovitfwJcly Ml yesterday- wa, lu.kvd in solitary
oocond. la n nloca
of
John Sanford market
Consul Commander Jam ,-*
Ho ogproiood tho approcUtlon Cudahy. U- 8- m inister <0 Dublin, main commodities brought In ere
1 members of tho local (TRt,
ronflnemenl.
Rha ton wilt preside over tb#
o f tho etub fo r tho InvIUtlon o f whom aha wna Visiting. Bha *Uo applet, hay, com . potatoes, onion*,
Thomas ll. I.imerlck, midwest
The founding of a monthly pub upon the path you daily tread .”
weekly
m
ealing
of
the
Wntulmen
tho A tlan tic A U M d B w Co.
bunk robber, d'ed late lost night
* Mr. Harkey said th * m eeting
The R ailroad Kvengsto alater o f Mra. WHmarth lekea and banana*, mostly non-compet lication,
uf
tho
world
lo
bo
held
in
Ih
*
Diaeui.ioct w drR old on tho on- o f W lnnatka. 111., widow o f the ing products.
(ruin a liu||»t woon.1 in the head,
lixt”, In
Sanford
has Iwen n e xt Tburaday ^ M | l | b * AmVrtexn Ic g io ,, Hut tonight a t
nuol convention Of tho Jayeaaa to
”To guide the deelopment of
i( tiecume known today. Another
Baerotxry’o xtopaon who died in
a
l
..n
d
«
i
b
,
Ocorga
C.
t
o
llin
*
,
i
h
o
,l
o’clock,
C.
C.
Cull,ns
Id
announced
b
y
He
editor
end
pub
* S held In I f t e n i ItMO 2. J . 4. A
such markets,” the article states,
bullet flr>'d by a k i , ■-I eu[ down
superintendent of the Jacksonville •odny.
le tte r waa rood t t e i t tho program
It Is Important that some ‘study lisher, Luther S . liarkry, for IS dlviiion of the Atlantic Coa*t
WAHIIINUTUN. May 21 —UP) llufu* Franklin. Alabama rubber
whfch la b a te * arrang ed a t the
be made to aaelet in deciding foe yearn a locomotive vnginrer for Ltoe ItoUroed. end other official*
» r. j ()h„ ||. Sherman, prtokient — W ilfred I Kviin*. 45, Miami and killer, w illi a bullet wound
MeFaddon D e a g v ft* H otel w h en
a region how many auch market* th* Atlantic Coast Line Railrrwd, of the me. Special music will be
T<mp, Unlveraity, will be tho lawyer, died In a l,nl*| here 1,,- In I I'e slmuhh'l
the conranilon ^ d f n n r t x r x will
there ihould be. where they should
(inard Cline, win. wa, unarmed,
KU, , t ip^ kfr , ,
th(, wr(k|y day apparently nfley a h,-»rt a *’
who declared today that a m rrthig provided for iho occasion.
be located, wh«t equipment to
wu* slugged wi*|| a Hummor by
Pvrmlsaiun haa been granted, luncheon of the Kiwauia dub to lack ,
of
aO
railroad
em
ployer*
will
be
Ctydx Ramxxy te d ch arge of
needed, how tho atarkal should be
according to Mr. iUrkvy, to dto-, ^ h t|j ,n thl. v.|JrB |(„M Wrd.
A fr<*>iu.-nt
biialn.’**
il.lt n r une of I lie r m p ir U
tha program fo r % day .
IkuIto Into
Inn. among
mntnn H
u'
a
.
A lthough b a t little rain fail to arranged end operated, and In An held Thursday night at K;W P. If. to
(Tine wuu on duty in lh " wood
tribute
Ih* tilinltoal
publication
the
nraday a t 12:15 o’clu« k. S.s-retary Evan* urrlvi-d ffiim N'-w Vurk
swering
other
queetton*
of
e
aimSan ford y e ite n la y . an ovareaat
»t th* JUnford C o* pel Tabernacle 03d lodge* of (he Brotherhood of
wu,king shop on tin- tup floor o f
Humbly nixht.
Karl Nurdgrrn unnuuuced l,*l*y.
fee the purpose of holding u for Locomotive Firemen end Engine•ky a t leaxt protected raxldanta liar nature.
Evan* wna tho lending figure the facto ry building when ho w u
“The satisfactory development mal dedication end presentation af men in the United States, and it
from th a bliatarlng sun which
con
In the -doteliipment uf the ever allui-ki-d suddenly by th«
peter to tha show er se a t th a m tr of market} of this type ea concen •eptea to every one prelent.
to pointed out that tlllx distribution
glade* and wa*
prominent
in victs. A fter striking down HI no.
t a r y soaring to * am ifaunm a f tration points In producing nraae
The purpose of the periodical, a mill be of inestimable vela* to
the
Ih ieo
prisoner*
climbed
1*1*1 flrcl*,*.
will adapt that park-of the mar copy of which has elicited wontx Sanford from tha publicity snglo
Tha Lioaa C t e T s a n S hold Ita •S degrees.
Born at Itay St. Loul*. M i* * , through a window lo the roof o f
keting
system
to
the
truck.”
Y eaterday’a show er and tha
af thanks from President K ’oae- alone. Tha local ledfs of Loco■dap aig h t
--------he cam * to Florida In H I3 . lirat Iho building, apparently planning
’ to ha hold overcast sky today w ith poxxlbill.
volt la a teller to H r. Ila rk ty , In motive Firem en and Englnemcn
W E S T PALM BEA C H , M»y 24
living * t Ocala lie moved to Fort (•> s o ils un unsrmvd guard
MOROAN TO T tiT I f V
(tea a f canttouod show er* offared
to promote the religious aad endorsed th# periodical in Its — VP)—Palm
Reach
cm n ty ’a
I^ ud «rd *lo in 1915, and later wu* duty near thut point.
w ay^M croU^y a n a p M a d today
ra lte f to O anlrai Florid a gvowerx
moral welfare of th* railroad BM*Hng Sunday.
Brown’s Farm precinct, the fire*
•lecled county attorney
A fter
WABIIINOTON, - V P ) — The workers aad la the words of Hr.
wbooo crops have been affected
Tb* fir*t edition * f tha publl- In tb * etoto to report it* final ro
Wa return from m ilita ry service
joint Coacreeslonxl
committee Hockey's
k y tho M B tb a a d drouth.
daughter,
Eliiabaih tation contain* articles by Mr. turns in tha first prim ary, was
bo went la M iam i in 191*.
In » « e u soetteoa a f tho re a a ty , named to bi*eattgxta the TvnMs Harkey. captain of the Balvatton Harkey, hi* daughter, aad by the flrat agate today In the runoff
raparto te d k a to th a t yeaorday'a ■ee Valley A alhortty yesterday to Army to W eym ea, Georgia, who R*v. W . S . Queen, and g number alection.
• TAMPA— UP)— A motion for n
pcad pttaten w as heavier th a n tho hear testimony of Dr- Arthur f t wIR aaalst bar father in furni*htes •f congratulatory let tori, among Tb* precinct gave Henry Filer
n*w trial for Paul V Bunge, con
W EATHER FORECAST: P u t .
fa co M o d . T ho aaotcury Morgan- ousted chairman of th* editorial meterU), to contributo them ones from Mr. Ratlins and of Miami all of ha 15 vutr* for
victed wife slayer wa* film! yes ly cloudy, K tUersd showsro am
text a ig h t dropped 23 d egree* to agency, end ether TV A directors to year faith to Cod, broaden ysatr W , R. Anderson, general chairmen Congress and Elwyn Th-mai of
terday by Mb attonwy, opening th* oxtrsm * south coxst tonight ,
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with- ■ ope aa cegarda to the thing* ad of tha Atlantic Coast Lias Ball- Fort Piano th* urn* number for
• tow ad n , a F . F ax to o ,
tha way for a Suprvme Court end in th* south portion and M
Wajfe-llour Bill
Knentits Debate
Oie me |*‘hi»ril . on
C h in ese Lauuch
C ou n ter A ttack
® j j * jTearnuy_ Against Invaders
More Flexible Substi
tute For Measure
Is Sought Tn House
Loyalists Launch
Offensive Drive
£
s a le m
Terrorism KaiShek Is Furious At
Hitler’s Action Of
Recalling Advisors
Citizens T r e k T o
P o lls To Vote In
R u n-O ff Primary
P la n s T o Attend
S ta te Convention
Early Check Indicates
Heavier Vote Than
Had Been Expected
leocal Post Apixiints
Delegates At Meejf
Held Last
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Mrs. Zilla Hawkins
Dies In Jacksonville
New Requisition Is
Given REA Approval
Marries American
.Woman in Dublin
Jaycees Discuss
Routine Blatters
At Weekly Meet
Alcatraz Convict
Dies After Futile
Attempt To Flee
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
The Railroad Evangelist* Is New
Monthly To Be Published Locally
Miami Lawyer Die.sAt
Hotel In Washington
im.
Continued Rain Is
Relief To Growers
Uona Officer* To Be
Installed In Eostifl
Palm Beach County
Precinct Filea First
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LOCAL W EATHER
i out U n i aptehattug p e o eaM
■fir|tpal value aad abed a H«hl
th* 3 1*t* Supreme Court,
rovtew of iba cax«,
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S in c e t h e W o rld W a r i t s f r e e w o rld m a r k e t h a s l»een c lo s VINK m g , p a r t l y a s a r e s u l t o f t h e N o r t h e r n t a r i f f
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ahrtainlr
peActlul )nb*r yells ' Si si'1 *|l n u r w o r k in g p im p le w ith jiit i* .
In t h i s s t r u g g l e f o r in d u s
4 • ittddan.
* ad
tr ia l d e v e lo p m e n t it is l o i ’M liih lc t h a t m ir p e o p le w ill hnvt!
Or
T h t Iraulil* ibuul krpplnr yum
to w o rk h a r d e r t h a n t h e w o r k in g m e n in t h e
c a 'n h lls h e d
I n d u s t r ia l s e c t i o n s o f D ie c o u n t r y m o r e f a v o r e d 1»y
ta riff,
S k # ' t* thn yrlndalnns la Ihil
lamattody. Ilabl* In k<f* foil II r a ilr o a d , an d e a s y c r e d it p o lic ie s .
good kick In liw pant* "bile
I f t h e y do uni w ork h a r d e r , t h e y c a iin o l c o n ip e le , and
W » r . bun* over th«l war
' b e n t w ill fTe n o in d iis tr in l d e v c lo p m e n l, h e n c e , no jo lis .
Up*ln lh*y ««t rid "f lh»j
■MMplaymanl pruhUin liy iidns,
Dirijfihlcs In W ar
MHatia and m*rhln« mini. In this
k ap lrr Wn liny Pin Li 11 nulikiiifi
■mf |ai n >ni lfi«i«B on Hid
(htrtniiny's ileiiliil of Mu* itiililury value of lier
IM 'llns, in in I, hy Cominaiuler Hugo Kckener an d n'hers re
cently in llieir •e(for'"kto ''n h ln ii*A m e rlc n n helium, lire
shown its entirely-false i W - r t r r d i r i g i b l e s liy l.ieul.
Georgn W. Ciinipluill, It S. N., an expef^ m i airship opera
tion. Writing in (tolller’s. I.liiil. ('am|diell^ who serveti on
i)ie I,os Angeles anil the Akron and was officer of the deck
of tin* Mm on w hen she plunged into thus*' Pacific,
slates that the (Mipiihtr belief Dint the hig nirsmps'uri* In*
ttffet live military weaisnis is based on ignoruncW ■ of the
,H iu p w tr frmn I'lnctU. raunty
*tta that no' b n lb *n 10 parat til the *llru» r r„p h*« batii
■t a* a rat'd I of >h* drouabi.
r*u. thsl'a lb'll cl i hail plowing
Met.
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>Chlneta
bnnibln*
. plan**
■,| panipb'fi*
rkSilalnlnl
I anda I>n Japenaaa vlltht otb*r day. lluwtrtr. «n
It II lhay ba,| an'>u«li dyiia- f a c t s .
i la lh«at lo d" *ny inud
“T he airship’s most important. American conU'ili^tlon
l1»
T ^ in o ffl Who pm.nl ,n ^ ' - wur nianeuvcrs," he writes, »'la as a flying ^ llA a ft
papular with Caitimi rk> carrier, to Is* used as a scout far in advance of the fleet,
» whan h« play«i hi* ti'din (>,nsii|er tw o fleets seek in g up engagement. The lafc^g|l
?tti^
S i^ uinX.‘£ r v“nl"BBu whh ihun c v i cwm,n»,ul€r wh° /tnt
polo*in* two major «p«r* Uahe* Die preseiue, strength anil dla|waition o f tho edej
The fleet commander with an airship scouting 1,000
•To m . 7 T T h i „ 7 r ^ . from
“ f J1'*
form ation Jma the advantage becAU^
Waahltoatoa card#. • twbhcstkui. f t ■
only, one alrahip and her brood of five pinnu
A waakiy aaiiad -Utile KaitoiM'fgfD equal to iwvjity (U sfpyera. In one hour, the airsh ip s
egh«4 hr f»**a,t Last!• landar*. five plauen will, have scouted an area 6,tl50 miles Ip extent,'
Dr e f Wlniar M***n in i
| | ^ better that! what the 20 destroyer* have done.
la Iba |nUr*il. at 'M i
"Heduccd to dollars, 2il destroyers
coat
about
llay k**laA*»". All «■ ran *ny
. Hiat U*S about llin*. brotbtr. 1100,000,000 « g a i n s t |6,000,iH)0 for the airship and her
;lvs planes. Reduced to men power, 3,000 ptqn arc re
beet Maw,
«■*.
— o - ■ i ...
quired for the destroyers while oply 90 mtp are paceaaary
Wean
Uu
Ur»«n
ShiiU at for the airship and five planus.. Until airplanes can oper
9 f« tll triad l* t a l i , pounalou ate In advance o f the fleet and m aintain a continuous pa
P » l« * Broend*- Fr**id*nt
trol night s*| day (he airship Is In a class by Itgelf—and
felnwajf (rabkaif s p|*r.,l
f«nrltea|ly M l d»*n the the growing efficiency of the |*trol-i»m btng plane la rec
aingla h*nd*d. Wa ran ognized. In such acotillng operations used In the example
free* thla Intldani a given. It la assumed the atmn*ph«imiU d ee r w ith average
r*4ulr*n**nl of thu visibility. Kupnose we have fog—«n d our W est Coeat haa
hew well c ss ha aboot * plenty o f "|»— thep what ?
/ in auch w eather the airship J vm a' g n a t advantage.
*— — —
------iiFM M i #/ th t ilfo n §B a! Therg
. .were many times, on both ih e Akron and the Ma*
Me a, famr nf ih* rrn** can, whet
when the airship flew along In tha fog and above II
I
M r a f M . Hewaver w e'm
ntkM the e i * « a *4 with the
■Me dwd.In H s tp e t n t t e * *
• « n h l i e b ro ad .*i
w aste, l » f o p e n ttio n a ,* '
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f-'h -rry M m t, M rr. N. n . D arner,
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D r u m . M r. W illiam IIUI. Mr*
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il r«< It. K WhittH»r» I t * lr’,r.*»*it*
l.'in ia lc *. M ia. W. A. Sti>nr, M iv
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M r. *1 It. H *r' Mrs J W Pick
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Mr*. K. ll Mublry, Mrr. W.irr*>*l
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Sp rrr, M l*.
Mr* VV. I*, i s r tc r , Mr*. IJ I*.
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J sw . uii, Mr*, Hon licit. Mr. A
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Mr*, fich u lu , M r*.W . J . Ilii*l» 'ii.
Mr*. B»y Sy m r*. M r*. IV snc Tin
nay. M r*. C M
Ita iiil, Mr*. K*l
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J » h " tbn lth. M r*. J . C W i '- n .
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Hr/,". M r*. V e r r ., Mr*
Mary
IH rk*"*. M r . II. W .lta m ilo n . Ml ,
, Martha f " * . M i*. W a ltrr Mmgan
I ,lut M u . E . F . Koumlllat.
In r»m|ilim*at lo
hrr alatar.
, Hherman M. IJo y d ■ rhnm i
racrat btid r, Mrs. A lth l* Halt
tartainrd drllghl fully Friday
aftam unn u< h .r hum . on Magng|* A nrnu. a l a b rid e* |>arty.
I* OptometH*tn Meet
In Annual Convention
"Anything For lha
(Vsid
of
ream, of thn rrabWnr* were Uptaaaairy” wa* lha *ub)rct for
h«*Vibi >y dMursInrl far the nr- ihe optn dlwuaalun of the .irtth
mainly with many wSndarfti! hy- •iinusi ronvantkin
. . . of tha H ,i l,l.i
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ring high *<ors r«*lvrd
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h i tul glaaa roealar art would saeha il potalAt* |o pin*,.
w ilk w M prorlUn
(k | m
urf. r . "
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rilM»ii*y in An'ffii'A
|Pasture Subsidies
- jltriiiK Improvement
To Grazing Lands
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AHO
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p ,, , , in,.,it |y ku.nuu -i.r c * ,,t |« r
niuneni p * * l•>rc durlna Ihc |c*»j.'
y«*r. m a erd m * •'» II U lllsy
t/„i KklcfMbsi iH dricl » *c n l bt
, bulge u f 'h * program In Fluri
d * 1'aalur* |mpiu**m*Bt being
■i|>c
'h e in*Jm phases nf the
c„ iu *r4 » ti"n program. |h* gov
*tn m *ni Hu* paid ur i* payin*
cullivnicn |) an a*-r*t fur c»l*b
llahlns pcrmuiicnt p a,lure*.
Tha Brivetnm'nl »nb»ily cor
*rrd praelpully lh» cidlru pi
pen*# uf
preparing
ihc
land
buying a ra i* »*rd, “ml plant In*
,ip *r*ii,in * fmr a v"ry * h m 1I auir.
b*r nf Ih * ro,'perilling rall1*ni#u
*h o *a l*,. l* w*ra * l r r *,ly rlaarcd
■it 11bn>■*Inu* growth, Mrcnrdint
to W K.
Hick**.
K*
a u tln n aem«"n>i*t.
4)n l»nd» w h *r* fl waa n a ,**
•ary te a*a haavy wartopary l ”
tld lh*m of y*|mpt|i> gallhvrry.
*<•* m y ill". and o th *r toash ob,
•nlloua am n th . pin gurpmiurn'
paynitaf of >1 r u«#r«d from Ml
Ur T l p c ir*n l of th * coat ef
plaating permanent past nr**. A
la ita p s r» *n "4 * of p a paalar*
bnpr,iv*m«nt work baa bean d°nc
•n land* e f U U rh u rarlar, par
tlrutarly in nudea.
Itiahtaad*.
Charlntta.
I 'd * .
and
H lr tw
Co*at|a«. M r Btska* *a|d.
In add 11Ion y i lha aclaal *a*d-
flgakiaw e« tha opUmaUw prof,
Jh e aanaal hnaqiwt and dinaa
af Ihe *4 meant Ian wa* bald la it
oith|
U a Or’aada Ceualry
i wh .
*
fn* af paatvraa, many f*rW*r»
UMOSTQN, JAMAICA. May her# adaptad tha s n e a m
t h m l/ f h Cwo
llmta af tha BapmitoMni Button
fren •saaaads to aseias tto J i - and are csillag the eaadd i
krtara dn Ik*hr paaiarn Ms
a t eg' atrfhea to Huh i l ’ ini lha BTaaa a bal
h a w f i d hlghar •M»t# U Brow- Mere U>*e IM M
waa I M i f hr tor** ef wa*4* hay* h**e *M
the
J
Martin’s (»arap:e
General
Repairing
fR o fA tH t
M rif ^ V a m e H art, tailing low
v*D a « o i l * t l r . » l l » . wor1.
gwat of 1honor irralvml
n aily^Vfikht* fork.
»ha* ware laid with laao
«u,*r* ind a d«lkioua aalsd rouraa
was |4M,*d.
. Awit line Ih* ho.Uaa ia caring
for tha plraiur* of bar gutaLt war*
Mr*. Roumlllat, Mr*. Morgan and
while airpUnee from surface ahtpe could not be lauMhad.
Mr*. F.meat B*tU,
E v e n th e to g did n o t p re v e n t ih * airaiU p fro m ecou tln g . O tw gu**ta war* Mr*. CJaad
Upon n um ervu a o ccasio n s th e M acon flew ab ove ih g t o t Uaward^Miaa Pvethaa U lfle f.
9«ne*>
Polsalan,
d . r s l« V « d
l* r
p U n ee.
Ih ey
weiwr .iv p U o e s flew o v e r th e fo g u t i l th ey found a H ob hatma Owra. M ia L . 0 , XU inf
fsllew. Mr*. A. B. ThJJar*. Mrs.
i a It, T h e n th e y e p in le d d ow n an d e■
g r■
r le■d j o n th e ir sco u t*
iracn*.98
waut is that this *tat* ha*
ie»«gk«
SEMINOLL PRINTING CO.
Bought Mffltom
Mr
J u s . Iiow t r u e w h a t M r. M p pm odiu h a a t u » u y Is, a liu q lil
• a r ever triad to da hu*is«*a m l
Okscb.
ckoalurahis.
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Us h e r e i i i h u n ju r d w h e r e w e
have
tlu-
aa your noal or4*r a..4 or
w*l| confip i* gnu lliai lha abuta <«
fb«HERWeU0\M6WB5
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c o o l lim e s , " l l n i o s l I urn
aw ay
fro m
Us
de
country If lhat tipi many | **itd en re on t h e e x | sirt o f a few u 'n jile c r o p s , lik e c o t t o n
fra hav* bought H n l n n an d In b u c ru , a n d |i n iiis l i llv iq s if v i t s a g r i c u l t u r e a n d duI v elo p lo c a l I n d i i s 'r f c *
T o d o Dti« jt m u s t c o r n fie le w ith t h e
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tliij Tarttii.i W a r , Ih i! S o u th b u s h ad
t h e s t a t u s o f a c o lo n y ; a n d t h e t J 1 " 1’ |1^ " 1
nr * ecJflorUl |i4«e 'UH h i'
„| t h e N a t i o n 's e u m n ie r c ia l tio llcy l ia s
b o cn
to
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l u r i f f i s d ic y , r a ilr o a d |sdicy.
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WnN.il* a n il Ih e lo le r u lio u o f ' r n . s m id moiio|M ili«s, a n d t h e co n I
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• l a a ( o r . ttiln i f»r d>* n *« ' I r e n t r a t e d c n n '.r o l o f r r < d i ', h a v e w o rk e d u n o a n d a ll to rt
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n*'v M*o I I I
iu iln e » * ~m*n" m Hi* t ln lis r A ilm iiiis l r a t ion slio u ld he i n s is t i n g o n a w a g e a n d h o u r b ill r«fyt Into 1 t»4i-i«m Mini ii«h i•if h»'I
ik a lM 'om pl.im nf 11,.1 I'u n n r 'liu l w ill p lan * o n e m o re h lin d lru p o n Dll* S o u t h 's s t r u g g l e ill ' •!* •Ml*I tM|i|iily to•’((i bom,
"i.rk oil II
jle * '', but ihrn not tonnjr of l o r a i s e i t s s l s n d a n i o f I’ f r , "
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.r e c e n t l y h a d a c c e s s In t h e p r iv a t e c a p i t a l m a r k e t ,
itu t it
.
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|h a s c h c i t ji r r l a b o r and t h i s la im r liv e s n e a r e r t h e raw m a
tvaryhody ean r*a ih ih» f e r i a l * a n d
n e a r e r a c o n s id e r a b le
p a rt
of
th e
i i i i I ioiim I
of th * ladder i>( to u iw , hoi m a r k e t
p
a n d
*
c
S i n c e t h e C iv il W a r i t h a s b e e n t h e vic
ami
,
Schulni I^idve of M assaehuse’ Is and Senator Davis of
I’oniisylvania are among those who are In favor of it
n s H*ral« la a
I n i S il U r»»a* * i i f i I* aavla-*! I bey regard the hill «s the equivalent of an internal tar
y ~ ,Y l/M lu V
wr
L a a d a r s In S a n f o r d
Of
e o m p e i i - i .,,, w i t h t h e
s o u th .M r.
The m o s t c o ii s e r v a t iv o K e p iib lic a n s l i k e '
a S O f e l t t 1 at «n £ T r .‘ 7 i ^ s frkTT'l f f , 0
N n r 'h e r n i n d u s t r i e s b y e x c lu d in g t h e p ro d
aT T liiaj la ii •* a * i aik *r~ i*a n e ts o f t h e t h e a p e r S o u t h e r n lu h o r f r o m t h e iia 'iu im l m a r
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b«bii«a<ifa -I
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b frttf a il
in c u t t h a n is t h e N o r t h , ' M r. l .ip ji n ia n n w r i t e s .
‘T l h a s
OMdantllng Tirp Or Ii»4lw
• Tbl» la Al»« T fa . (a tfc* f
Iftnrfairy
H U ih tr lt
•try
fVhwiKar
1« i• A Ha„ Will
Hook Or M s ijim ii mSiaiiaaarp
i*artlaar I#» %««
m\TbRi dmmcxsj
I he l,u
lull* ,M
is frceKg a rndleecdi w
with
n n s it d
it e r a b
h lle
b y N no rrth
1,11
ith c o
e f a v o r l>v
t h- - 1
a * i i . » . i ' Tii e m p lo y e r s a m t w o r k in g m e n m t h o s e
in d u s tr ie s ,
lik e
„,rr '
(
* iitinrRvill**,
Mm
Jl.
••’Veil ntiiilrfitk Mill ><•• .
»*f •’ b d th ld r i|* tjfr^a fn*rn Ihr
I n»Y»-rn»|y <M K< r**l*i t ‘o|JvK»* »f
, Atfi trultufr ;*r ttm iiiinii nnt nl
im « f'
!»•* h» M h« i »4 i»i Mun«lj>
M iv !0. |ft III V\ 1fIti■fl Ni ke I nr
H rm •«! h'f»r tn*ln) lli*1 i !ria• will
I'f* llii' |.n ^i -»t in tJitj hi«t«n y *f
flir- riillrfi*
y rill t y * i|fhl wili W ( itn«f
f|. •tla- .ll i r . r
.if tl»4 K*-|m
.1
t* n in •' iii i if ii'iilHiin tnr.t1 vtifl ""i**
tlllll ’ lie
V
itm ia iM
R*i U 8 Pot- Of.
th e lull i s sit| i| sirtea la r g e ly hy u p r t h e r n
• n .i 'm s r e g a r d l e s s o f |uirty
a ffilia tio n
p l* i -ii too is f u r si r u n n e r In t h e S e n a t e w h e r e )
!• «
he p ro purl inn hi S o u 1 h e r n r e p r e s e n t a t inn la l a r g e r t h a n
ill th e H o u se, shi iM at l e a s t liu l e a t n t o t h o s e
w ho
have
|M«kill«»l M l M llrs i * f Hilt
III! h e re d
In
s illily
th e
b ill
H s e lf
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I*argeRt Agriculture |
ALeader
Class Will (iraduate tAlways
" l» « rt li doiwk Than l« A i
STRANGE AS IT SEEM S—By JOHN H IX
One at Ihc clearest explanations of Southern opposi
tion to the wage and hour bill which *'• have seen any
where wn* presented by W alter Lippmann 1,1 hts eyiulicat-j
m
ti " r J T ■ "
newspaper column upjiearlng last Sunday. The article
••*.• ***(dcala with the bill in its present form, whirh applies only
I*™ * '*
__V —- |to industries engagi-il in interstate commerce ami requires
a o L u a n i- n i l *
I th e m to pay t h e s a m e m in im u m w a r e s lid w o rk t h e s a m e
KSIIO#
n u m b e r o f hours in t h e S m i t h n* In t h e N o r t h .
" ' S
TCEfffUY. MAY tl. I9M
"
N
) ntbtr ttr* p v n j m th* amaain _ O d k n Fly which rtaiata InMreaf tlr*b*ac p u S d n y o d a d your tomdy with cenl prnttrtlon
HW*S Mgb rpiaS Mow-oat*. And r*r
ma n . on of bar l/r a -a t aey
ttonaga
............
In tor
aatohMaytkwmi
wuUUtarw-ww
i
�\'*'ww?rx?' a J f ' A . f f t .' l l k L i » X
TUESDAY, MAY
- - - T
■ ■
24. 19.18
M A R T IN
I .A N K Y , S o c i e t y
I Mrs. M,Coy’s Pupils 1
Rental At Club
T e le p h o n e
E d ito r
Mm Harry llr r r r n , *| *sk u v n
W EDNESDAY
palms, « n
the kih o - i *» •••%
.•
The* W om an* lh*ni'fit 11( «. Ic ••
| at a meeting of the h e . 04
p4r*jr wl|| tew
at th«* • limn
Beach (•alilrit Club whub
•. t
b er nf (*oiinnri«v
Building
at
on Wednesday at the* loon.
i
2 10 o'clnrlt
Mr* F.lmrr Kipp In h*>t< ri«
The* Woman's Mi Mnnsry SoI'rg tn g Harden t ub no * •<«
o r ty
of *ha
F ir-t
Methodist
to plant more palm* whiili 4 ..
I bun h will have* an a I dsy iiiit I
Morula *o much of it. 1 i« h ’ o
in if Im' k inn in if at |0 on A M . at *
n al settin g , M*«, II* •••r» i
the churrh i n n r i A coveted ili«h
played imxiy typ*** wbi.1i
**e
.unchr*n will be irrv ttl
suitahli* for growing lo t.
*»•..*
•Mrs Vmn**»« |o-notninai1«*n*l
■poln* part i<ular ly of the* f,»o. .
C amI ' h."
*'y rniurnt. un
cabbage palm, indigene*- i- t
». *
d e l th** ai M »lU oi n bi p o f the* O r d e r
, ... u.
..I, raatarn
n».tr will l»e p|e«e|,»e*,|| rectum , and -aid that n b. i
.it the parish II.ms* at •> on p M small g anlen . "no higgi i *♦
postage atam p," ehe bid *u
A In *' * 'l l ••fHiiiig will l<o t*W
e-t lea.
•It
M l« l|e-e ren, in addi • • •
1 III USD AY
showing 'hw rlifl "rent
•
Ml-d Margaret lU v n voll prr
brought with her ««rd* of o. > v
«ent a recital of her piano pop* ^ of iht* p*lm« ah . Ii wet
Thursday
evirnpg
at H I '» uteri to the uo ods l • I to
o r bn k at the Woman f ub.
I'h 'ie n u Koelo hill, “ov.lv
dwarf palm, suitable f.»* |. «, I. •
I lie WY-vl Side I' T A will
pal in, wbnh 1 ante ovigoialt
'•
hold its 1 nal meeting of tin .ra
t buia, f aryufa I o n - m 1 t
Milt at * .lit I* M K I- Kipp wil*
palm.
pier «iillcd
i * ri*
tw the- ifufel -peaker, Ills ui 1 Ject
bl 41* hrv i»* 4f t IlMt
t.*|*
I* d
#js*iii|;, "CJkiot lent a of He|u« at loll *
It-.
-oinetirn**- kru•* n *
1 dl>
* 1M h eir will lee im*t*|la'o It of o lfi
.Ill
p4llll, 1*. «l|*r* Will'
•M| |.
eera,
•
era, and a4 fsocial hour will follow
from It, Art •• 1 ll’ v M il., f 1* III
the meet log
the M.rlsy |Vuih-.|l.i
FH IIIY Y
Mm b like the* / tloi* palm
lire
The S deV Howard fh ap 'i-r f ’ycaa f i n inalli*. all e»|»»n.r%#
id lb« I lilted (taughleta of *!»• ty|H*. and one win. h \|i and M*f ..nfederat y will
meet
at
*h» Hem y White have planted in i*
b*.me of Mr* t laurle Herndon on beautiful park Itn v w e dev# pun
Magno|iM Avenue, a* il Hi oYhsk.^ m Sanford
r , V.'fc h
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It
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1»•> ***11 • H* 4 v t'
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by
f r •n d -
•
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fA C JE
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MONDAY
A piano recital in memory of
Mrs Ysnnie S. Munson, honoring
the graduates of Seminole High
S.h..n| will I - prr.ente.1 l.y t h .
... .the
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pupils of
Fannie
S ftl
SI •.tatfi.n
uncon (
Piano Scho.el at H |.A P M., at the
I
High School aurlilortuiii. The pu
blic is curd ally m uted
\\ a s h i n g t o n
\n>>*liei
to germ inate the ArriMniiiia I •*•.•*
the tree grow* rapidly, is haidv
nd most graceful
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lonip b'lril.
*1ha nal io n ,I raiufi ill a h a li " a
boy, ami irn l. -|nn.l a —a. k oo i*.
. anvaa in
lha ,lia .|» w .1 •■*.
W a,binKi.ni monumanl, i,
•lo. I. .I l.y Ilia Dnilr.1 M a i.
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p ailm rn t » f ARrirulliira, ami ' ■ •
la.ya an.) U n g ill* frnm • ah
.la ta Bla |irrm illa.l In a llrin l 11a
a rrk 'a pinRiam I, ilrvo t.d l>. in
a*ruction, iiMplialtiai and • i.r■Oinm ant -b le b - I I I fit Ih r n» "■
la*I, |u i i I iim i hnma and
rolaa uf Iradanlilp in I II . I >h
Ml>a iKIotw Winn ho. I.rrn
v t.llin y in Orlamlo for tha |m,*I
faw .Uya a , lha y o r .l nf h a r .l ’n
r a ami aunt, Mr ami M r, I. I'
Vininif. Whila lhara tha a r l c l a ,
<nr nf lha an lrrla in a r* at lha
Tha lw » R ill, waia » » l.rt.i|
tH«n>|urt ami .lam a nf lha llplom . ■
Irie fo r m ’ntlon hr'.l at lha Or
frnin a lurifa nuinbar of app1!. iid l
lamln fo o n lry flu b .
by membara of |b« Hlata II " «
Dvmonatratlon tla ff, ona of ala m
will cha pa i ona the airU an •>'•
Jo h n It Abrania, ,o ,» 'r inini li nt
• •Ip. M ita M ary E. Ktuwn, a tal*
o f lha City W alar W ork., want Id home damnnatiallun a (r n i will,
D aytona Baach Hun.lay to .1 - lha A fric u llu ia l Eatenthiii Mar.
trn.1 tha annual mcatlng of Ilia vice, aaya lha record, nihm.Mrd
; Florida Haction o f tha Amrrican thla year ravaal out,landing ■luh
W atar W ork) A .aoclatlon (A. W. work on lha part nf a number of
W. A . ) and a ahorl cour,a in
4-11 (Ir la from d lffrrrn l roni.ina
w atar Iraatm ant tralnr con.luctad
in connactlon arllh lha convaniiou
naitb lha convention by lha Ki>
tanalon Divlaion u f tha Univaralty
i of Florida.
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May 27th at 9 A . M .
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To Continue I »*ntil Later
Notice Of The Last Day
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Prepare to Attend
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Mr*. Auielu Nnlt'e a«n.| Mrs }»•
t'hrir Wlule. J r attended the *r !
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liel^uid no Thursrluy afternoon
Miss f> lh erm e W hile U 11 inrm
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by I'h cilra Malls, who |« 1 * 1.1
dent 4t Ihii IdiivriAlly of Florid*
W .ilth
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Mr*. Fieri Forward *f Forest
Mt snd Mi- M |l Sinn h ••>•I
r i l jr , Hrminola fourity IV T
A **'• •'*“ •> Doll »> •• in I ..K. I .. I
president, will install the tecently '"ilay attending the piodu.ilmn
elerterl officers, anil h# *rr rrpnrtc * r* lws-w of .Houlhern t Urge
w h o h Mi • > in i h vs i I iiht .1
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of Ihu com inlltees.
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flaa'scowa, thr* roliege y»arhnnk
■nd to that of the Dictaff, lh«
college niagBiine
She has also
been elect is I Senate represent**
live nf the sophomore class for .
n n l y r* r. anil will ha on lha
Hoph.imora I'.m n n l At lha raran* l
May Day calUirallnn of tha tol i
Irge. ,ha waa aaaialanl chairman I
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l.ika the palm* on the |la\t..rut
riverfront i« the PbiM tiiv t rial, i
sta fiuin the Canary Islands, ami
lirnrge*
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Mrs. llcreen Speaks
At Daytona Meeting
Social Calendar
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T H E S A N T O R D H R R A I P . S A N F O R D . F I.O IM O A
Social And Personal
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T H E RAN FORI) ITPRAM ), SATfTOHD, FLO R ID A
{The Sanford Herald
The South's Position
ar
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h im
Largest Agriculture |
lw a jfs
Class Will Graduate A
In f *#rr
S TR A N G E A S I T SEEM S— By J O H N H IX
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Une o f the clearest explanations of Southern oppose.
at N>(aH. rtarMa
lion to the watfe and hour hill which we have »een anyli t i i i u i t i »»*••
" i where wits presented by W alter Lippmahn in his syndicat-1
SS T V . - n i T . '?
' ' , »>fWH|,jt|,..r column appearing lari Sunday. The arnrle
m *t*« *-■*—*. n .r ia ., aaafi uw,dealt with the lull in p i present form, which applies nnlv
M •* < :« • « « •« «••»»» *• ,mT ..................................
..... i ...n interstate
. . . ___ . commerce
________ and. requires
industries eniraifisi
them
to
pay
the
.«nrm*
minimum wage and work the same
aoLLAMn L. n r 4 s
ra iio c
iii i m lx r o f h o u r s in
he Smith as in thp North.
so a n o s n * a s —
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f h o f a it that i |i ■ hill is a up] sin ed largely h j northern
i c i i d u m o * k sjr*a ^ ^ congressmi'ii and o n n 'io s regardless of purty affiliation
*».ts uid is op|Kised almo> exrlusi\el> by Southern Democrats
lia a ani* *bat 'h e opisisitioo is far stronger in the Senate where
•*°* he proportion of Sou’ hern representation is larger than
in the House, should at least ind < lie to those who have
•f
n i n . u i . . mc* . •» « n t
b o ' h e red
to
s tu d y
th e
bill itself
that it
mi«ht
«•»«■ r-H'ures m.,r, harmful to the South
ro c farther proof adlraee th * oetbor, Inclosing a stamped envelop* for reply.
HrI U 8 . P a t O f.
<i*ine»vill**,
M it y
— F o r ty fe v rn s tu d e n tt will hr c i n d id a t '* '
(>•?
bac he lor de gre es from the
I niv*»Mity of Flo rid a College of
| A if r i c tillu r * a t com m en c em en t r x
( l i t i s e s M be held here ufi M om tiy.
Vlsijf ’Ml. 1lean W ImrtTl Newp I an
m 'iiitetl h ere r inlay T h e c la ss will
he th e hirifest in the h b l o r y o f
the college,
L o a d e r s In S a n f o r d
*■ f o u r n a si o r d e r and « »
• ' • I t o a » m e e p a n t h a t t h e a l i e v o <e
SEMINOLl PRINTING CD.
R. N. NlTPER
rhrly.eight will he rjuidulat?*
, fo r th e
de gree
of harb#*Mf
of
I i n r i i i e tn :igr iculture. nine will he
carol dat e
for
the
de gre e of
] l-arh* lor ‘ f <cn*nre in fo r e s tr y ,
t h r e - cr.tdnaG*
s'u deu ts wi-l he
rstrulohif»•* f.»r the d« tf'**e n f ma *
t«*r
n. e in a g n c u i t i i r e . mi*1
liifie if idinite
stude nts
will
r
the
n ia s te r *T
rrind id'ii G'M. to
?ricin *» di",rei' H im m th e fir**
y.m i hat the .v « hoo| of Fi're Miy
rn the I oil, gr
m
awar ding
’ hint to t h e N n r 'h .
A L ea d e r
There !■ Atatie
O tliallA ^ lag F t m O r I s J l r d s a t
• T h * t ! ■ ^ i w T r w f>» y l r * r o a t i n g
T n n s h i lr T ” —W S t l k t r l l ‘« A H a n d b i l l .
B o o h Op M o d srfttaf • S t a f lo n s r r
W E ARC TH E
SIGNS
Of ALL KINDS
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" t h e bdl is regarded with con . a livable favor by Nnrrii
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tv . a m is i r K : r » , h - . . - r n employers and workingmen in those
industries, like
1^ _
textiles, which are in compi li'iou with (lie South," Mr.
IJppmanu writes,
th e most eniH erialive Itcputilicuns like
degree’*.
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Senator laslge of Massai huso ts anil Senator Davis of
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Pennsylvania are among those who are in favnr of it
Fine Watch
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"They regard the bill as the equivalent of an internal tar■
Trtick & Auto
Repairing
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Nor*hern industries by excluding the prod
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Service
O T S . i* it •»
•HaniM nets of the cheaper Southern lalmr from the na'lonal mar
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la tm* papkiff ■i*4
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[todies— .‘■’p rin gs— T ra ile r*
AND ^
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te Br*Miewt(U« ml >»••
A p rice you t i n affo rd
“The South is in mi ea rlitr stii^e of industrial develop*
(pita Iterrl ■ bi« >■!»*
K n ifr a v in K
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to pay
mcnl than is the North, ’ Mr. lappniann w rite*. “It lius
\ Melianlin. Jeweler j
many
handicaps.
Since
the
Civil
War
it
has
been
the
vic
i . a\ , M a t i t . n 7 x
111 S. Park A»w
tim of a ta riff system which forced it to buy in a protected
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B IB L E Y E R flE FO R TO D A Y market him! to sell its cotton and tobacco in a free market.
Since the World W ar its free world m arket ha* been clos
JrftJtSSRDNF.SS
OK 1)1 VINK ing, partly as a result of the Northern ta riff policy. The
C b U F A N lO N B lIlP : I •Will M'**
B 0U 6H T M ftTtRlftL
South su ffe rs from high railroad rates. It has not until
J o a I g t J h and yo ur hea rt shall r s fb R H E R W etW N 6 W ?K *
recently
hud
access
to
the
private
capital
m
arket.
B
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it
Joahua 16:22.
has cheaper lalmr and this lalsir lives nearer the raw ma
S o C T O FC LC fJH
•varybody
can rrerh the •‘•rials anti
ry bo
nearer a considerable part o f the national
the ladder of roursr, but market.
inme s m s store
ybody can try
“ If the South is to raise its standard o f life," Mr.
W ^ u f V u f o M hteRiw .
‘ ’Uikr treble ^ ith bu.imss' i -,ni:n,a" n continues, " it must turn away from its defOR h e ft M H e t f * W ttTW ^i I7R655
country I. that too many lH'M,b'nce on the export of u few staple crops, like cotton
3 0 YEhRS before /
ra kava bought Mexican and tobacco, and it must diversify its agriculture and det vrlop loenl indus'ries. Tu do this jt must compete with the
if a r r jJ lo n g * P r y G o o d e,
’---------|older anil more favored industrial regions, aipl the one real
le a n , Tow 3 )
lied the »hr»ts o ff, advantage it isissesses in the competitive strugglo Is *he
od'rn Ku Kin* Klanaiilan.
for
th»yM have br»ant fact thii* Southerners are willing and able to work
dtir'nt? the
ln De* V I < » t w i r t » l *
lower wages.
SAME BOLT OF CLOTH . . • ■
III*
on,
III III. ON T•tol »•>
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T h i r t y )*’ i|i* h<m -i
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“The- fact of Lbc m utter is, to put it brutally,
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j . J t j . CaUa, prominent lorn' that in the long itcnisl ul Republican rule a fter the Ltvil
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Into tin’ Tantpu(War, the South has bad tin- statu s of a colony; and the 1 IDiiry
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, nclot*' t| 1 Aitlli 1*1 Mrto ►i •/it r to h*
unr's *ijlii’rt* t it*** "tth h,''lna. effect o f the Nation’s commercial |>olicy has been to i Grtifi. Into», i*ml Uwkril in
t . , r aloptWd
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keep the South im|s>verishtHl. T a riff policy, railroad policy, ui ilk ■* U «r*»tf«|tfiR
I i ft* t l ' r r i 1 be»
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i •t if ini?
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t ""1*' lrUoo tWto“ 11 lb * ollllf inn*
, it looted at if Paul McNutt and the toleration o f trusts and mono]X)lles, and the con- 1 Mr Leitik to11111*>•1 *e|il i«»nk njin.ton ... Me* bol>
1 1ir ill ill rh'p
k r* ii look
li’th
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tti « n r * thin* for Hi* n*x'[criilrated con'.rol o f credit, have worked une and all lo re
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candid*'* until »oni» turd (he industrial develiipment o f the S ou th and to keep whMh hf llriil aG1 I fur
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■tit1.1 hi riel'i* lo ||4‘ 1,1.1 iKlibl «t( VI Fh H tn till.’
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dUeovtfred that h* didn't like p j„
position of a colony producing cheap raw malerV•.. k
for :*l
hot Hh* niii
Fr»
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ji * lt«* iull|i«|tr Th*» Rif!
te flab.
V.« in
of Her I .I'llil .»|1»MI tin t
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inis. I* seems to me the irony o f iru n lrs th a t a D em ocratic- n"k itro *i I . »ri»r* r *of l»av*»l i f f ni ioiin ft. .in lh** •n tn** bull ni
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I»«*r I» Mft. tf-iiT Ti
Bu«in**a
m*n
m
the
ttnltn-i'
Adminisl
ralion
should
be
insisting
on
a
wage
and
hour
bill
lintii
I
mi<iglit otriouah ff*r h* r ' •Mfh h*‘ r ut.tihf r rjltl llti •*tl
n
t
v
V ®“t
|tty h*w
tlfl i |ii |Ow**vl
IIIlHODA
■
l!
to
Ift'M
liilmK
»ir
'Ktnf»l
t t a tits*
a conipi’un «t thn
''unrar fliut will place one mure handlc.ip on the Sou th '* struggle tlr**» nn‘l Nui'pily '■••n* h'**D** tu
f IflRi*.
1 *••*<* |n» ki ft ‘*n‘l f«
rt i'f ♦
*
■Mirk i»n it
! |r»‘in!
Is*'", hut then not mnnjr of to raise its standard of B fe,"
w'Ahunting,
M**CT ,
toll** t i|i|ii■to f-if >Un*ti»R.
Now Mm n . K
J.i«l lVi«j
iltof
•voy tried to >lk huiinen* ini
Ju s . how true w h at Mr. L tpp m arm h a s to s a y ls,sh u q h l
«Hlif hut* lifts
lllHihlliff Vittlim 1»||||»* 1M 1*1 ih till' J l i w s in lorn .1 I'M y imi l» ht*|ttolv Im .U. •lit>«If
Otactboa |n»* kI*.
1^ , wt,,| g|M)Wn i„ UM h e re in h u u ju rd wneru wa have ilc<i* 1
m«irrb-*l In <tn«' of fill* nilr«nR* *' I l l ' l l 1 tiftfl In »|MVIK.I*|'»II. !!'•'»
In*° If i t r y
i l 'i r '',
i nf inf i mu, i'it’ , It* RfVt'ii
°
^
n
i' launlctl for our existence on th e otto stap le c ro p
o f celib
,'it-ht*r
i|r****f’4
nn
r«*r*»nl
Hh*'
w
it
iff.
"I
M
Gk"
■
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k
u****
if
1 S
enurae
there stay
'■..0Of
OM
Itt,
dangar of war m Kum>|w, hut * r ' L‘r >’ u,lfl w h e re o u r civic lead er* h a v e stru g g lv d d esp ar- you i n n mmtrli |l»«- f*ia«•<+r$u>I In, NAVY MOU8 F 0 O A T . . .
Tfimiirnito" a itn l*y in A m r r i e i
mil * 4
Aii tiM iv«* iirill <»f *K**
]
aprUlaly hnPn tn *»t„i'nrit* tu. ately to induce new industries to locate h e r s and provide illl i <1|“id I |f It ( I h g»'1
practical Jnker yells ' ttn t" all our working |tenple with jults. In this struggle for Indus
i t • sudden.
trial development It is inevitable that our people will h aw
1 e t» »
.Jb e k o f iW " ^
*t
■
■a • ----to work harder than the workingmen in the established
SAN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Tbs trouble about kerpinx your
abba ta the grindstone (a thn industrial sections nf the country more favored by ta riff,
SomaW y. Halite to glee you » railroad, anil easy credit |siticie*.
Mr. ,in.| \1m . Clni'lc* Fnif^r C K. Ilvniy. Mr*. K, K. Ibineenabt Mid
^
good kirk In the pant* *hl|e
If they do nnl wurk liuriler, they cannot compete, nnd hnv** r*4lM r iir il fm m f V i i f v r I h ll h’lliti-r. Mm lllrhsnl |1e»».
Rb-ra hent nv*r that »uy.
w h ir c iliv y !»■ ¥*• I f r r n - «iw nill»lg
Mr». I- I*. Mel'u ler, Mr*, la •>ere will TTe no liidnslrial development, hence, no jolts.
General
Repairing
Martin’s Garage
0 ^ LaukaOk/4,
M
Pasture Subsidies
Bring Improvement
To Grazing Lands
flu* past few
jt^ d p a t a they Ret rbt nt lh"
*“ iploymsnt problem liy itritig
>• and machine guna. In this
ia|itt|y we buy 'em all autumn
gird torn 'em iuo.it on ibn
•111)
Who
1'i t n u ‘ U u
Con'rni
A v v tiu r, Ou*
in
4 2 J 5 , V l ^ l T t l l V '^ t
pravml ,n
maneuvers," he writes, '"is as a flying aircraft
Flo carrier, to lie used as a scout fa r in advance of the fleet.
wb*ft he played his abUIn Consider two Heels seeking an engagement. The tactical
O rtoada r * c ,n U j. 4 * . reported
advantugc 1* with the fleet commander who first estab
t crltle*l mndltlan In Bsltl"
following two Major ftper- lishes the presence, strength and disposition of the eoemyThe fleet commander with an airship scouting 1,004) miles
ithead of his surface formation has . the advantage because
aichangn UWa from
os
d scout only, one airship and her brood of five planet
laabbigtoo cent** a pMbllnlion.
I Wtobly een*d -U u t* BtataaM". are equal .to twenty destroyer*. In one hour, the airship's
filed b y A M I Lea lie gander*. five pianos will, have scouted an ajrea 6,250 miles It) extent,
rlr a f. Winter Haven an,I a little better than what the 20 acatroyerg have done,
i
la lbs Interest* of "M i
"Reduced to dollars, 20 destroyers
coat
about
ll nr bsetasea'. Alt « * can toy
■W* shout lima, brother, |100.6oq,000 against 65,000,000 fo r the airship and (ter
.iva planes. Reduced to man power, 6,000 men gre re
ibeut time.
quired fo r the dssiroyers whije oply 90 men are .necessary
— '------1>— ■U Wbe«
tbe Ureen BhirU of for the airship and five pinna*. Until,airplanes can oper• ram tried I# aelas pasasaalou ate In advance of the fleet and maintain a continuous p»f l . tbe palace troenda. Prtaldenl
trol night anti day the airship la In a class by lt*elf— and
■atowatf grabbed A plaint
h)W«eUe*iir pet de*n tb* .the growing efficiency of the patrol-oombing plane Is rec•togle banded. We eon ognixed. In such scouting nperatione used in 4h e example
* freer lb la Incident a given. It in assumed the stnunphew iis. clear, with average
gltol yaiulramant of the visibility. 8upnose we hive fogT -ond our Woet Coast has
I f h e * well can he ib«ot a plenty of “Jt—-’thep w W ?
lit
, "Ip such weather the airship,has a 'g r a a t .advantageA i - .-'O,*. ------hem were majty times, on both i h e Akron and ihe [Mar
"
1eourae eoe ef toe itrongeet
to (Aver af tha rro*a coo, when the airship flew along In tha fog and above It
■t to that tbla atate ba* ■while airplanes from surface ships could not be launched.
Even the fog did not prevent the efart^p (pu n (coutlng.
u r a s s M
' f f i i
nerpua occiolonaMM
the
‘ above the ((«
Heeavar .wston
■ed
her
pUnep.
A f t e r - - they
wcro*..ieto
planea flaw over the fog until, they found a hole
1 Irricauen
(sRh the
IL* Then they spiraled down and egriled on their scout
lU h fto t (to
ing operations."
pObular
rumbmiii^
Mn. Ar. lur Ili'U.'t rntrrt«in<M| nI
nrwiiiir jnirly jl'ttFflUjf BfUrriHi- n
ni the1 hatDit of Mm . Ilvtig imi
DirigiblfH In War
CJcrmtiny's denial nf the niilitury value o f her Ze|>y«pelins,
m ad e by C oinn .au d er H ugo E c k e n e r and ..'h e r * W
r—t— ° ---------Sfporto from Pinellas rounty ccn lly in th e ir e f f o r ts tit ob tain A m erican helium , n re
‘ Ota that no l*aa thap ts per
shown us entirely false in an analysis nf dirigibles by Lieut.
il of the cltru, crop hat be*,,
it o, o r*au|t nf the drought, Gcorgq W. I’ompM I, ((. S, N., tin exjjert on airship opera
•Its. ttist’a toller than plo*1na tion. W riting in Collier's. Lieut. Campbell, who served on
«o r.
the I/w Angeles and »he Akron and was officer of the dock
.L in t.---------------------------, .
Q
chltioa* . . Iiomblng . , ptSn*a f.lfte Macon when she plunged Into Ihc Pacific,
,i pamphlet*
(xmlalnln* stales that the popular belief th at the big airships are in
da
on
Japan*** vlltho other day. lloaiarar, wo effective military weapons is based on ignorance of the
t If lh*r hod **nuah dytiA. facts.
la than i« do any good
"The airship's most ini|*>rtanL American contribution
!)•»* RublooIf,
wreli -
buBlnr^A mill plvS'urn.
afternoon
was -p.iu
rewtng anit
knultua aii! (buttunc, after wlnrii
a.delletini« ire i-tslMe w*r yarvad.
.The gu>'*l* itirtinbsl Mr*. John
Purdoti, Mi s l)4tay Ilell,, Mr'
Hhltstd. Mr,. M’Mriano. Mr«. U. f .
Un'lowr, Mrs. Smith, Mr*.-it.
Btsdford. Mr,. Ilrxlges, Mr*.
Henry Pul dun,
Mr*. Mahluti
Wright, Mi*. Itobt. Knwu, Mr*
V*rnr llnri, Mr*. R. 'K. Totnr.
Mr*. II. K. Whlltrver, Ml”* Krmih
Hiintalea, Mi*. \V. A. SUine. Mi*.
A P. (,'annelly, M n. MrUi h. Mr*.
Henry Lkkta*. Mte. U'"»*'■ Koa.
Mr*, fi. I). IIart Mra. J. VV. Dirk
my, Mr*. K. M. (iulloway, Mi«»
Annie llawkma, Mrs. S. O. t'haoe,
Mr*. E. IJ. Mobley, Mrs. Korrr«t
|.jke, Mrs. I^tneks, Mr,. Crorgit
Speer, Mrs. Holmes.
Mra. VV. I’ , farter, Mr*. C. D.
r,..hr>p. Mr*. II. !1. R f*e», M*».
ltd Wight. Mr*. Cecil Hut I. Mr-.
U « M h , Mrs. nentve‘ 1, Mr*. A.
Vi. Flit*. Jr. Mr*. Maggie Barnc*,
Mra. Sehiilu, Mra.W. J, Thigpen,
Mr*. Boy Symea, Mr*. Deane Tui
ner. M r*. C. M. It and. Mra. r.d
GAINKKVH.I.K. .Msy It.
in,,- till |,r,«* *-in*-|iS
aiinn-lliliig
(h” l n i-n n* li.'l 11' r c u lll* -tn 1
mor-
Minn*’ ,
l»,r
Kl.-rl.l’* r . l 'lu
lin n tu.. It- <n *'»*'n * tiig li'»>*l
•I’lrms 'h f !»•> •* >"•*, l>y lh,< a *r l
*-ulinr.*l vonservuitnn
prugrsm
wnik.’r* o f Ito, iHnlc ABrlc»l
i ii i *I Kali n*lun rtorvlre ’•ml thu
S I*’,- K»|M*iliu,nl ,o * r u liil hjr<
li’U-ty.
Ily sM nilinx
( 'r x f p frti’ntoSe
,»( lb,, *o *t. lMu gnvernmetilVk
*un»i>r*Ul M'll pinxiHtlt rllfnUrSS“ lt
**n,| rnul'l>'il celHem en In vario'o
•inllon* nf 'h*1 i,I” I f to •<*•‘*1 ap
pimliiidK’ly CU,IHMk u< n -t nf per
man'-nl |,«*inre iluripg 'h e p «*'
Charley H r iltr M n . N. O. Ila rn rr.
Mra. A. tl. We d are, M r*. T. W. want U « e . Mi*. R . J , Holly. M r * ., your. NfvorilinX I " If. t! Clay
i;, u r n . Mra. W illiam HUI. Mr*. J°»>" « » l t h , Mr»- J - 6 W l **>". Inn Kati-nainn i|>*trirt aXunt In
D aiger, Mr*. K rneil Halt* Me*. Mra, W . E . W atio n , Mr*. Ktnori chiirg* » f Hie pm *rum In Flurl
p a , l nre |mpruV*mrnt helns
R otort 0 r « v .n .t .ln , M r*. 8. M. ’ M > *' Mr** Vort*' Mr*’ Mary
Lloy.1, M r*. W aller M organ, M ra Dieken*. M i*. B. W . HtrmJon, Mia* one of 'h o m.ijor plin.'-a o f Itiu
C. M. Hand. M U. Laura I'h iiltn ; M erth * F o x . Mrs. W alter Morgan roruervstion prk’B rsm , |h* gov
*rs»i*n> baa paid ur
H le fiiw
den, and M r*. L aw .on.
M r*. E . F . R ouw lllat,
ealllenii-n t l an acn> for
tn romplimeat lo her alaUr,
llahlna permanent p a » tu r « .
_
i m e tr ti
Mr*. Sherman M. Unyd a rharm
• Optometrists Meet
In Annual Convention
Frhlay
entertained delightfully
aflernoon at h tc horn* an Mag
nolia Avenue at * bridge parly.
The room* af tha reehtenro were
beautifully dreorsted fee th* nfraalnn with many womtorful hydrangraa, other cut ftoweri ami
feme.
Dainty tsltlaa marked the piece*.
* _
.
, . , __ ____■ .
A number of Interfiling game* of
.. m .
bridge w ere enjoyed, St the con
elution o f which M r*. A. P. Con-
"Anything For tha Good of
Optoaaetry" era* tha tubjoct for
tha open dlacueelan of Ihe ,16th
annual canrenthm nf (he Florida
Slat# Optnmettie AsaoctaCnn held
in Orta ado tbla week at which dUcuaaton Dr. Henry MeLwulin, J r
tuggoetod that tbs Stale Board of
.
.
Optometry be appointed by tha
anoclation end made a law-an-
nelly hating high acora. received f — * ^ y’
bettor**,
a beautiful eul g U u ermelv set. would make
^
U poaalbt* to proas
Mr*. LeVetna ltu rt, catting tow
cuts , quickly snllcentod prsetlonwe* given a m a il a ttra ctiv e work
er* wbo aevr offer a “grave men
hag. T h * guaat of honor received
ace". ito tbe public end a "raa silver pick!# fo rk ,.
_____
flection oa the optomaUk pro.< T b s ta t* * * ware la id w ith la s* fesaton."
> v».i
. . ■
cover* and a delirious salad court*
li bananat and dine*
was aervod.
,.
,
.
of, tbb conveniton woe held last
htotaae to eating n.ght a t th* G rand* Country
for th* pleasur* of bar geasU warn r )n k .
Mra. RoumlUat, lira. Morgan eml
a
-
v ].. ■, m
S S S T
-
iZ a n J S !
S r v . “ , 'TS5-T5K; S t S 3 - S C 2 i 3 S A
Csama Owen* Mja. L . £L String
fc lfe *? ? ■ *•*•
f t S L . t e k T IU jl*
flm Bm ly ratbtonb ad etribea in
• « * • weeteVa t a n n i e d higher
The anvernment aulitiily co»
•reil pracHcally the entire r*
per** of preparing
lh* land,
buying * r a i * *»»d. anti plantln*
npersHons for * very anull sum
her of Ihe rnupprnlin* csUtsinen'
whuaa Iniria wars already cleared
of nbnoxtoua growth, according
to W. K. Hlnk»*.
Raparimeni
Station agroaomlat. ,
On rinds wb*r* It waa oacoiaaary to *a* heavy machinery to
rid lh*m of p* Intel to, (Bilberry.
a<>* my rile, and other lossh ob
notloua growth, thn goremmea'
payment of II rovered from lo
to Tl percent of lha ro*l wf
Pleating permanent paatarns. A
t»r*» percentaga of \h# paatarn
Improvement wurk baa town done
on land, of tbla character, partlcvlarly In Slade*
Highland*.
Chariott*.
Polk.
and
Hardee
counties. M r Hoke* *aid. '
to addutow to tha actual e**d
tore af pdaUr**, many farmer*
bare adopted lb* ree
Itan* of the M pn t a eol Station
and or* catting tha weeds on*
b ri*n t o *h*hr f a s t e n
th«* g|*IM t o , grass a
• t o m to draw. Mora than IM M
Aero* a f woa4i have
tl*
ANO OO h V
W R W T .v .T R lS N SW
GOODRICH SILVER TOW n T lR E .A U O
GIVE5 YOU .T H E EAM tiUS GOLDEN P lY ,
BLOW-OUT PRO TECTIO N .
^ T ° mb** tit* riwa you tbo amadng Ootdan Pty which realat* InX w teraal tlretx e* _ proMS* , yoUnA youetemjfy wtth tvM peotertlon
Mth-rpceS
■ ■ B IB P H B I
MZ
Sjiw—wt any ^ tor- can give yew
rnora. nomM
Awm
y Sfewyet
dee* b o th akld*
a *m *rth a**i
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TUESDAY. MAY 24. 19.18
m F . S A N F O R D M E K A l.n . S A N F O R D . F l.O R lD A
Social A n d P ersonal Activities
G E N E M A R T IN L A N E Y , S o cie ty E d ito r
T elephone 1 IS
Mrs. Hereen Speaks
At Daytona Meeting
Social Calendar
P e rson als
Mrs. McCoy’s Pupils
Kicital At Club
M ■ i , M, •.■% 1*i I'-M'iilrd her
1* il Mfil»ri-*■f'»nr P'iiao b Hi!
lit
i! 'a*i . \rimig it the
v\ .
1K|- tie f•'i«* an i*ii!haa *
* *......... f•■>nd* und
X*1 ' i ' t t hi* t*i'«*xrr!itii %prp
\ t 1 1 *« >ears of
M m . H u rry ID rern , vpiakmi* n
_*
Mr »n I Mrs
Mitt li* Il
•f >*|• ii\< ' 1 much talent
palm*, w«* ih * gurM *| h ukor
i
H
i*
i*
i.
Smd.iv
i'
The Woman'* Benefit llrlilK"
,41* |
*1 .» ,t. 1 *'.».ending Each
at a m a tin g of th*» ftaymna spoilt
Parly will
(Ire n *t the Cham
» . n ?x ?rh
Beach Garden Club whuh m o t1
V t -I « k
K*
bey of Comtnetto
Buddies
at
end
y M.-I
1 1 ? i- IIC
on W fd n fid a y at the hom«* «*f
Xt«|f H, j Jl J•
2 ft) o’clock
n • II. »• h * n ^ *r
Mrs, Elm er Kipp in Daytona*
j .ii d t l *’ an.j Tin
ilfly.
1 • .4 M 1 '* r % vt prn
The Woman'* M i‘ »ionery So
Urging G irden Club m.
.-n
ciety of the
F ir it
Mcthodiat
* r -t ,t 1 r 1.1 u f Ttish
lo plant more palm*. whit h uivt*
Church will have nn a I .lay m eet-,
Mrs P <
Wright v mi ted at
1'ti*
ic« wo- de * rated at*
Florida <o much *>f it* nth , ' n*
ins beginning at 10 00 A. M . a t)
Daytona H«ath '*da> cm>iiipini<>l
v At h ""p ing
nod
ical setting, H ' i , Hereen -i —
the church annex. A covered di«h
by fr end*
4.'. * n
• g*
played momy typos xxhiili
mi *
luncheon will he served.
lb*
t "W in g pro g 1 a m
waa
su it a bio for growing in n
Si in
■Mrs Vmney * Ilenem innhm al
George
Mo ye t>
ht Mv
1
spoke particularly of the fans itutHarden," repeated by request, tin
spent the week hPd
'ii' v i5i! mg I 1
I wmk e ) it Mi >r ar, T no.
der the aponnurahlii erf the Order cabbage palm, wdlgeneou* to tb.f b n parents.
I • hv ne h iM**en
llatcock,
section, an«I said that in hei
»a
of Eastern Star will he prerenied
•»w»n Heel, liim i hnpnmn
small garden, “ no bigger than a
\l I*
<d ' I I . 1 «II.* ( V ndm 1, Mat' tng’y
at i he I'arich House at H oo |* %t
Mitt I m(M
postage stamp." she had m v «ii
VI m ‘til j- 1 to r'i"
nt M»
A frre will offering "Ml he tak
■li t
'•I *
I'll n o n ,M«ion pinned by
H ie s .
M
I \ II iin td . \
VI it i, \ntn 1 ,nt i *eh
'■it
Mr*. Heeren, in nifdr* n i >
I •i *
.i I' * 1 \ •.11ri s Shiihet t •
T i l l ItS D A Y
showing tho different
»uMis I V E*f 1
v is 11 n* j
h 1 ci--k I »m 1ifi
M i's Margaret Davia wdl pre- brought with her u m l t of in try m h 5* •imnii'i' for ■« \eraI l.iv ^
II'- P- II
V\ t Ilain I . lie t bap* j
irn t a rental of her piano pupil* of the palms which were «l ■-t * i*
the gne » of hi t ■1 l . r M
M um
en Thursday evening at H 13 u*ed t o t he memlie r s T hn r ws •. ■ F a 1*fii*'r
1 '•».!
i. I'd* 11.
o’clock at the Woman’ Cub.
Phoenix Roebeliivi,
*5*
—
1 ' i t* . k
dwarf palm, suitable for p u h i
Mr
r*<|’,1 >*f 1"l**’ h i . t ■''ti f ,1 1 1
XI
1^ 111' "Itl*
The West Side IV T A wdl
patio, which came originally fr
f r»*fit |I*.I4bniim xx h*•t.
K* I*1. Il' 1
I
x.
<V '
hold its final meeting of the seaChina; ( ’a ryot a Urrn* <t f * I< to l.i*t wtrk X1* if i111» lii i' |>»n lit
M
H* th m»
H*
roll at J .to P M It. E Kipp will
palm,
*«i culled
li 1 40- 1
it
a
nd
Mr
’
1
1
iiv-t
>
i'H
.
* 11111 . L In " ,i >t P n n
he the guevt -peaker. his subject
branthen hear that -hap , .tiol
uong. "IJlintirnl* of Education".
wmrtimex known ,»■* the
ttidily
Mix 4 IV>r,» II.,II Mi* x Ma» i n
•• . 1
1 Q m »i hd 1.
1 lag
There will he installation of o ffi
palm, because win* - are made Fatr'dgc. J .I U , 4 \Vr .it h*‘rim. •n 1
i ' ».*: M it i4>r 1*
cers, and a social hour will follow
from it; A r m L u f c c i m, from Hraxiun i 'l’|k ,li. ■1" U| ^nuii i 1M■
Xntn* ........ r
Ihr meeting
the Malay Peninsula
D iytnrt-i 1!• J> Il
1, 44** 1,1* \\ ilk.
Much like theZutma palm it* l Hi
» K.dk SfHtifa,
The N deV. Howard Chapter F ycas f'lrclnallis, mii
espi'tiiix*
«’
Ml
.1M
o1 Mr.
1
\. \
Buhl ) n.
•'
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of I hi’ Cniled D a u g h trn of lh» type, and one who h XIr and M m . N.u iii.iii -t, - , i
11. t«
Kid
1
* •m midi r.
X
Confeileracy will
meet
at 'ho Henry Wht*e have planted in w Pi ax iff vt, •1• 1flK'Ill* Tb* « . (4. n 1
1
kf-.’fti' lit'unl
home of Mrs Claude Herndon on beautiful p«rk they ate deve’optnp in« S'iti'1 •b ,11 |If.fill *n * Hi t. K
1M,
1 . ,v. 1'N"nn v l
IMin r
Magnolia Avenue, at J 10 o’clock. in Sanford.
IH I I . id
t d . x Kol« » i , y vans
M» a Eli/.»b« th 1 »«rn* II, M
F ix ity grown from •seed* •* ih*»
xv' •
W i'p . It. hi M.irv Anne
An express**,n recital,
Uirder)
K tilth * n l«ane\ I l n u r I tin v
thg iPrei't|0 |i of Mrs Heorgn A.| well known Corn* n m n 'o a , which
tame originally from Itr.i/il, .end Tamp.1, and t oftrell Tall* ^
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iv
1 ,»»,,,1111 irlii. S u r V
M affrtt, will he presented at th e 1
II ' I
\ S|MII -ll Mull r. t i l l ,.
■which Is extremely hardy.
m Tuvan
.♦■nt 'Simdiy .11 l»tyi"i
Soulh Huh’ I ’llm .iry Hehool audl 1
i y 1 it,I 1 tie S re 111
lorltim The pulille I* m*lled to) the Wa ihmgtonta Ridnisla. nutix* Ilem h
to the United Statu*, and nunud
I 1 > min,
' p.t'ildmg
M a rio n #
«ttend
for George Washington Ano’ lier
Ml * * aiobm \| i . v 1rut Ml* 1
II . M
III ,1- 4•>tii|Mfiled by H er
*• d || it<b mi to
Troop Nuniter One of the G irl hardy type 1%, the ( ihom A it', ».»h*. M,tb«d A i il l'll s 'i i.h o t - ,1 ,*|e |
11i.1k•* J mi It 11**11'11
hcouts will meet t l 1.15 o'clock at | gray green, which ha» t een gr wu son 1 ill vet 41 K hi 1 >« 1 1 m l, w e ll' t.t'O 1 I hm
t h r w e e k -en d vi'iloi-* o f 31 r am i
\nvil » h. t u*. S ci tli-La in tier! Pal
the Little Dome. Outdoor testa as far north a* South Fa mi inu
Like the palms on the Duylnrm Mrs S .1 Nix
will be passed.
riverfront it the Phoenix f i r men
\
1 .piette, Ei mil \|jii jorte
MONDAY
tia from the Canary Islands, and
R*die,t Injxal #,f panlu U »h
II 1* 111,in
A pisno recital in memory of from an ordinary elate seed, may aiie* 1 -d In, unefe and •Hint M> '
I f i t i n i , S t ro llin g Hu r p
Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, honoring te grown the Phoenix Dactylifer*. a 11. t Mrs |i 11 \a 1 At*1 a ham*..
111
. ■ I chili 111 vie *11 M(II pet
■he graduates of Seminole llig b the most rncient pa'm in cull v.«
1 h eir hum** at
,!l»i
We*.!
jntti
1
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lb i*M . jvi ' h Mill I v
School will be presented liy thw lion. Although it takrx srx, yn»n .SI, eel
4i
pupils of the Fannie S. Munson to germinate the Acrmomia T«da*\
4
14 1(1, |1 . \ . 11 Mill kill
Piano School at H:1S P. M , at the the tree grows rapidly, h hardy
Miss Ajiriuhtib- Mel|»vm Mi*
High School auditorium. The pu and most graceful.
•* v 111* Itii'i , s,itlitig.
EliVdf. ih M*-thvin. Mi c Clitih
blic is cordially invited.
L 1 1* Mi \V li*4i it i
Km law and M'*-s It'iby Itahiirii
I .
li .. i ......nt. d Humid
wt r«f at I m >t>m.1 Hi a. li i*n Hum
li
*1 . 1 Min. ii I.v M . i*
day
* 11 i I.It in in
Mr and Mr%
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"w *_ *■_ _ * -»»*
k»'rt |v« I .1 •td i f »!»
hay**
renirri^d
(toil*
(«.*m mi, 1 Put*null * , X!
“ Quotients of Eduration'* will lie wlu re tl»«*y were i «11* «| S itiirday
N .v
Outstanding in the campun acthe »ubjec| of an addreaa to U* Up*»!i 111** d* a Mi nf Mi- Hlniifd s Dark E \1 * > tn^* d by Grra**. *•
tivitlee a1 the Florida State Col
Ilaii.ld Ii • 'i. man
lege for Womrn is Mlaa I)orothv given by R. E- Kipp, principal of father.
VuMi* l p r m ,
W ivl.ift.l-f'* 1
llchell, ilaughler o f M r.
And the Sanford Grammar School, at
MARItl \(.l
111 \ COMMONKK
j Chinese Launch
Counter Attack
Against Invader
WEDNESDAY
r
X'mim; Killer Won't
I ;ice Klcctric Chair
t
> 1 ■'
ti p* n
I
the
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Mt 1 John (falloway ami young
the meeting of the West Sid.
p T A to ^ h f l J on Thur^ Uy ,U, u'f,h" " ’ ' lu,y, 1' ,,n’ ................
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*‘d from l.ym h l urg. \ a . where
.ftem o o n . t 2 :.W ocl<Kk in the ||)fy h. v. u .t.„
r, | B, „ , . V
*chnol auiiitorlum.
M r,. F rril Fonvnril of F u re il
M r. tn<) M r, ,M. It Sm ith and
City, Seminole County P, T . A. M r* '* a r> Hall were in I ok« land
president, will install the recently
attending the pradualnm «*x
elected officers, and hear rep«irta
uf Southern Cellegi*
which Mrs. ^nnth wi>l old am In "■
of Iho commltieea.
degree*
A m thin ia the final meeting, all
parenta whom* children rxpect to
Frivrul* uf M r*
J*m * Hiuiit,
enter the West Hide School in the
Fall are particularly invited to *il| lu> (Mil ti> h-urn that vli*’ li-i
t»vn niuvnl frtiiii th,' K-*ri,.iM
attend.
l.aiiiilllnn Miinurinl JI ■>- f Mi J m
Hi,- hum*' 11I .luilcu a 11,| M r-. I. II
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4-H Club Girls
Fur Washington
( amp Are Chosen
lando Country Club.
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B ir fh a
F k o tr*
OU C M iU r
Un 4 T f f n i l l i n
Ptaala
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Rent your Rooms
with •
,
HERALD
by member# o f the S la te Hume
Dem onalratton a U ff, one o f wh,un
~
w ill, chaperona the g ir l, un the
Jo h n D. Abram a, luperintrndrnt ■rip. Mir* M ary E. Keown, »>.ta
o f Ihe City W ater Wurki, went to
hpma d em on.tralion agent * it h
Daytona Beach Sunday to - t - the A gricultural E ilra e iu n S e r
trad the annual meeting at the
vice, aaya the record , aubmitied
Florida Section o f the American
thia year revaal outatanding <lub
W ater Worka A ieoclalion (A . W. work on the part of a number » f
W. A. ) and a abort court# In
4 -R g irt* from d ifferent counties^
w ater treatm ent being conducted
in connection w ith Iho convention
iwlth the convention by the E xtenaion Dhrialon o f the U niverrily
; . ..e
Uf Florida.
CLASSIFIED AD
GULFSPRAY
Phone 148
The Woman’* Ctab
A t o4-t*kaf
will holy row-
Benefit Bridge
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D U c a n M K u rn llu r.
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Wodnaoday, M l p. MC U n lw aI Coaaaaoreo Build log
P la y a m SJk
T en G u esU 25 c
IN S E C !
K I L L E R
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S c o tt's B e rrie n Statio n
'.17-la AHan'tr
Hank Huilding
Ph«M T^l
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Starts This Coming
FRIDAY!
May 27th at 9 A. M.
To Continue Until Later
Notice Of The Last Day
Prepare to Attend
And Save On The Very
. Merchandise You Want!
S YOWELL E
SANFORD
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Dlf. MILLER
N e e d Cash?
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TAM.AIIAS.ME E, May 21 Mi-»
P* 1 X*''
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Ituih llrmlrichs uf Dailrr rouu'v V«*t> t< i 1* ti
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IlitUfurmixh huvu j u . l won ,,i<’ l
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li uur *if r e p r o r n t i n g M»rt,|< < Marhn, , . » . i .,i
.In,
• ' L*
I' if k A vr.j
111.11*1*1 I — 1| rluh girl.
*< 'hu tllHl f • I
l||4 In .,I I.I . , r S
I \» .. I MM|||W * 11I ||| M| |,|k
Niilinnal f'luh fn m p in Wa-h " f - 4»*h« f I '*ii» j- . ^ itjim
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M r. *' t. lb’l l , a ifl cm .1 M,
t„n, Jilin- 1*1211. Willi t j r u y 1 "
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Ijiira lu n Harn|,| ,,t f-l.i n< i n ,
lirr uf Alarhua and Joh n M. gulihti k- . i.. ................
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r iti.s i it im t iN s
• ill iprtul Itular in tiaini’ .villu
t ’liinjibrll of llmlr alrra*lv
all ||.,li ■ ...| ,
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u I I II \ T K I A
Th«y will bu orron ip an i',1 hum*’
nuim m l n , winner, aniuiij; 1
Ihe i , | . ,, ,
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,
' tiM E tM .M H Ii
by Cbarlp* llctta, whu I . a * 1*1
Imya, the Florida de!eic»tl"ii •* f 11* Mil
d*nt at Iba D n ivrrilly uf K|nri,|a
\ l ItK M \ ltlv \ H I.Y
rutnplrtril.
t t t IM < E l i
f i t t i t.r i.
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i n ti t i i m u -<
Thn
naliun*l
rnruji
in
which
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Mr*. Amelia Nuhlr an,I It*',. ;tl
"LIMN
t i l If
El f ti I-, 4IN
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and
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I M ' l t Hi t M E If I s i If I I’.
If. ........... . ,i , .
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the
*had«w uf Hu- M-i Sl.iiu
uvhibit a t Klrtunn lln ivrr.i ty in ritnvan in
l i t ! I Ilf K
I I I I I Vli.
Plan Hole ,.f
, , | K "V s
| Drl-anil un Thuraiiay a fir rn ,.,n . WaahinRlon liinniimrnl, I* ,„nMU M II L IIK HI Itl-ftlSK D
in « l„. |ut,ii *...... i , , i i .
ii,
Miaa t’allivrinu Whit* U » im-m dur.lrd by Ihr Unitml Hlutr- I
tlr .lii
lu lim .o i
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O r tif thn rlava an,l war turn of imtlmenl of A sr icullu rr, and
buy* ami two girl* fnuu r u h o|H-ia>nin.
lh«> hmlvwca fur thw aflrtnimn.
»tatr are prrm iH H to attend li e
Mi>* tKloivw Winn haa lirrn wrek‘» prngrarn i* devoted In mv iiilin n in Orlamln for Ihv |„i , i alrurtion, inupiratiou and et,i,*A JTATEMENI Of OUR
t’linmenl which will fit the me"*fpw iluy* a* thw Rural of hwr En
I unikfhl— \> rrliu-xl.iv
Co ami aunt, M r. anil M r*. I , E. b.’r» to return homn and a.-nm o
Vtninff. While thrra «hw *e lr,| at rule, of Icaderihip m I II el ib
rnw of Iho wnlrrlainwra at tho work.
lw ni|urt and ilanco of thw 0|>t»inuT he Iwo g irU were .e le c t, d
ii| ( ii-iim u r iin c i’, c u t i f
trie Convention held at the O r from a large num litr uf applit'inta
t
h
1 lo.,
Partin
Tin' ItMMi v 1 * t*‘ l. W mii *
J**an N n FUde MrXX In <t
Mm I> j» ( iuxd 't il
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Kipp Will Be Speaker
^Dorothy Mitchell Is
At
Meeting Of P.T.A.
^R ecipients Gf.Hoqprs
J. C. Mitchell, who le a
freshman at the Stale
C’o l l c f *
Ih i* yrar.
Miss
Mitchell has
recently
been elected in the staff of The
FlaVacowa, the college yearbook,
and to that of the Distaff, the
college magaiinr.
She haa also
been elected Senate representa
tive of Ihe sophomore elasa lor
n r i l year, and will be on thn
Sophomore Council. At Ih r recent
May Day celebration of the col
lege, she waa assistant chairman
in charge,
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tC r E S f iA t, M AY 14. IM fl
A lw a y s A L e a d e r j
*p -, *n -A )i ii' u f
the c l e a r e s t
r .r p ) u n * t f* v r * ~ n t
S o u th ern
In f x a r f
rippcwt-
•Tlhl* I*
iti,,n lu the wage ami hour lull which we have seen anj ■
re was (irest nled by W aller Lippmann in hia aymiicntwl n e ' ' T ' a >, , r « '» • » "« » a p i M - a r i n g lu.*l Sunday. T h e a r 'a le
•M >k» » . “ . « s r r f . C T r J T - r
ONe e l *••«••*. r u r t* * - • ■ *'• . I S ? i d c a l a
•.Tip.
----------- — | "
w ith
th e
fjb o d j can try
0th *r
llm iitd riim
lull
in
“ If
'h e
cn p a ifid
1 1 h pri -H cn t
S o u th
in
form ,
w h ich
a p p l i e s nnlv
in tersta te
is to ra is e
its s ta n d a rd o f
l if e ,"
T H if#
(■ A in v a ia !
T m * !•» T Ha Triptin*
ln>tif*lrT * —Wbillhtr 1l'» .A
B ooh U r M od arm at e A ta tlin a rf
wr. ABC THE
L e a d e r s In S a n f o r d
• Bond ua four neat ordor and wm
•ill von vine# yea llial the abovt *m
commerce and r e i j u l T ’
j thi ni In pay the same minimum wajfe and wnfk the same
I O U C R I I ■- U K * *
*.
M lla r
m im lu r'n f hours in the South as in the North.
H lD O D
*•••*«
T h e f a i t t h a t t h e lu ll is aupi-uried largely hy northern
’}P c•
"
n a rn irT lo *! i u t m
^ conifressnn ti and senators regardlesH of jiarty uffiliat |,,n
io.r» •‘••'I i-* opposed alums e\clusi\elv by Southern Democrats
,ini* t*111’ 'lie opposition is far «l mutter in the Senate where
*••“* he proportion of Southern repn-sentatinn in larger than
nt the House, should at least ind < 11o to those who have
r ( V I A M N a a rt wwtleee, « H >
bo hered
to
study
the bill itself
that it
I p i l M «M«Ib 1I>» U d latlffa It not
tftte r ta lW M M f»r Ik * P«r#*a#
i
“!
rrtixht
contain
some
features
mon
harmful
to
the
South
y t l i l l g tmm4m villi k# gfcargrto
H * f | f | l a r i4 m t U I« f l wmtrnm.
‘ hAn to the Nor1h.
" I he bill is regarded with con oderable favor by North
Lftalta ( • ■ p a i r * i f * »
industries, like
Her* 14 la IfeMi * ■fI#a ■i ern employers and workingmen m those
•4 * #r •!■!•• ( J f l W u M i l t
textiles, which are in cu m petrum with tho South.” M r.1
in 1 1 4 4 » | M f
mirr *»nn prt»ri»«i Umimanti w ill»■.*». I he most eoiisertulive Kcpublicuns like
Hi Ckt*a«» a»4 ?l»«
,
,
I Senator laultci' of M assaihuse ts and Sen ato r Davis of
|l’»jnnsylvania are among those who are in favor of it
•f t
14 H a
ml
They regard the bill as ihe ispm aleiit o f an internal tar
fttaa nllrk I# ffl
111*41 C* th* ma* f * f w- I iff In prutis-i Nor'hern indualries l>>- excluding thi> prisl
S a t c - S L 1 ■I mil ■*«*■ 4i4p«tri**!
#85iu!l u 11 §r *«• mib#r*vl«* nets of the cheaper Soul hern Inlior from the national mar
•HI* p*p«r ■*4 alio
***** | «iliilH bfitfli- k r t ”
tm M l l l n l U i • ( **♦ "The South is in an earlier stage of mduatrial develop
pmt*m*« b t r i i i ■»*
■(■•
nient than is itie N o rtli,' .Mr. l.ippinaim writes. “It tms
Y I M d a Y M a t i t . t»Ts “ many handicaps. Sin ce the Civil War il hu» been the vic
tim of a ta r ill system wlncii furred it to buy in a protected
B IB L E V E R S E FOR TODAY market and to sell its cotton and tobacco in a free market
Since the World War its free world m arket haa been clua-1
red n ess
o k d i v i n e mg, partly as n result of ihe Northern ta r iff
policy. The
F A N lO N filllP : I Will
South su ffers from high railroad rates. It has not until
again and ynur heart *hall rerecently had access to the private capital market. Hut it
oihua IS 22.
has cheaper lultor and this lalior lives nearer the raw ma
(ot everybody can reach t hi' tennis and
nearer a considerable part o f the national
of the ladder of coilfip, but market
—
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O a t 0 « t * ( a & J l o t rift* O r t n 4 i t l J u « i J
*Ttifii'- In ba* h*•Ia1 her** ‘*n Monday*
M ;»f
tit. I n* phi W 1n«tin N m i * I an
ii11Tfit.'*" 11 hi* i f mi lay
I n tha* U r^toxt
th e (i)l1 e |p
in
tha- h m tu ry
i f
Thi i> aTirht w ill b * o i n .l u b i f ”
fo r ih**
ilc tT a p
o f b a r bt-lor
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m 'IH H *- in ;i if ' if iilt Hi •', flin r at 11 hr
i «n<i fla t a"
fo r
tha*
tfrlf r*-r n f
hachi-lor i f «iT*-firn in fn rv a try *
f hrt-" u t .o I i i h U* if m b-1it * at 1 br
t;iin b (l;|f r> f i *r th* • C* **■*• o f 01 *» *
ti-r o f -i ( i n i in u i^ ric iiU u r*, f»nfi
nirw t' oliM'a*
ctru btbt'cH
*nrnt •* (It'-rn-f
yn i
-tin lfitt«
lo r
tin
will
m iii'tn r
th i
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k 'l rr*
1-
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Kine Watch
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Rcpairinpr
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j Diamond Setting !
AND
:
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KntjravinK
S McLnnlin. Jeweler j
!
U S S. Park Avai,
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SIGNS
Of
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fifiM rH a
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SEMINOU PHlfUlNE CD.
Tha* «•l«*» w ill
•
a r i ■■•am tim amam mMB
Martin’s Garape
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
Bodies— F irin g s— Tralltra
A price you caa afford
to pay
Martin’s Garage
B o u g h t M W feaiftu
fbt^ HER W E 0W N 6 PRESS
ffto tA trtt G ft M S
M T O F C L 0 IH
IN m e
S fo R B
Mr
T H H T ^ U fV ufO M k teR lW .
tria b le
with i>uainck> ^ p p m a n n c o n tin u e s , " it m u s t tu r n
aw ay
fro m
its
ilecountry I, that too m any penitence on the e x p o r t o f a fe w stap le cro p s , lik e c o tto n ,
( to n
h»ve Sought Mrxlcun a tid tobacco, am i it m u s t d iv e r s if y its a g r ic u lt u r e a n d d e- i
f o f ? H f ^ NWTHefT-s WSTOINO I7R K 5
3o year* Before/
(tfatrjj long*fry Goode,
i velnp local Indtis'ries, To do Ihls jt must compete with the
i --------- -------------(older and more favored industrial regions, and the one real
l eon, Iow a)
pilled th* 'l***1* 0^ advantage it tstssesses in th e competitive struggle Is the
iW r\ Ku K b it KlBo*nuitJ
ihcf'il huve bruwu' fart 'hat Southerners are willing and aide to work for
Minn»*s -*nd * 'U li- i
bk.
lower wages.
s a m i do lt or c lo th
iBirU on.
Kit hut 1Iii-1•• i|tH-,n, i ,* * ni I m her
Ylilt«y )•*1Li d -i*i(. .I
T h e fact of the m atter is , to pul It brutally,
j. C*U«, prominent local thut in the long jjomihI ut Republican rulu after the (Tvil fiiTim liriil*’ It# *•!• to*il w*|| Hil*» tarn
u lav 1 hilii'v** ilh a! »Ii** ,.im
H«f# hutl* into the TUpa Wur, the South has hud the sta tu s of a colony; and the | Hurry 14»||C \ *h y itnirtl wt“ l •• Itl
1*1
* !•• h i xdial la. M l* Ft •' i« r «ah »•
In * ll, tlflil 4- lu ll
b u n c i *<ilif)rlal pu«A with hi*
tie effect of the N ation's commercial policy haa been to ••HIM illl-'ItT Ml ft nil* toIII* Il •••. <h‘ *£«*• na*at 11* tf ?*-** k hi .Hi*# i
On Itgiilitftd gambling
tfi.
.11 | K"t
keep the South lm|M>verinhcd. T a riff policy, railroad policy, Uinkc ;ii to**■
1 IHM'a* || rfi* • ai
ilr i-to .
•,. shtoll - aml*
|l
il
1
1
i*
M
Ailin’*
ltd
.
1
I*ink
and
the
toleration
of
trusts
and
nmnupoUes,
and
the
con(
Mr
ix
ml!*'il
•*H
1
*•
(1
i
h
*
y I t tooled i t if Paul Me.Nm'
|» il 11ih*1Id,
* i a • anr* Ihtna for the m*v* cent rail'd control of r n d i l , have worked ono and all to re f r*•■•ii l 1It** 'h -’ll •?, »Mr. •rail* uf * l"'H | tofig’re 4 .t-l HI to Ami
J4-11 St i iiriicto -lx If to* •Hits, t|l< •(*.
,m **ld *n tla l candidate unlit auioe tard the industrial development of the South and to keep1 toh tt h hu hml xD" »»lei r.ti
oiiil hriii |* III il.' f|ii' .toll'd <»l M rdidn't like
discovered that he
he didn't
liku p m ip,, posit Ion of ii colony producing cheap raw m ater riu h *i M-'| ••*w|
ht.'Mhl nt. 111*ri • 1 fcir a I
• |l W U d ll»- Mlliful M TIft** Mtrt
Kt i # i
|ta fi.h.
ials. I' seems to me Ihe irony of ironies that a Democratic n'*» Mt ri ti> 1 r ,it /l**r lif 1»:•V•" 1
frttin lh«* siun** Ii " Il ol
I Administration should lie insisting on a wage and hour bill r n y . into;l fin iElit <KfMMtUh f"T h»« i !«•* h h* r rin*i h*r (ihi titf’tl III)
•_i-ll«llnaaa m*n In the U n llc -l'.
Stalaa ram pl.tin o( ihu ''umar font will pilin' one more handicap on the South’s struggle ilr***« ifi'i Iasi|<|i »1y tor*'ii* hlrtlle III •ip it:muI Vh* P0«| HiK. >Ira tox in ti .-ri**I
T
llaa", bul then nnl iminy ■>( to rsisp its s ls n d fird o f I 'f r , "
_ tvac Irlitd to da Su<ise»a m
Ju s', how tru e w hui Mr. tjp p m a iiu hits lo a u y is, ahuijhl
attoalovakla,
..O f
rourae Ihere
may
he n<>
■■ danger nf war in Europe, but wr
-ta rta ln lr
hope tn auotlne** im
practical Jnk*r yells ' Heat" sll
of a auddtn.
* i
a ■ — ■n--- —r T il# trouble about keeplna ynur
* 0 ta to thn grlndalona la t h il
Ittmabodye liable to airs ynu a
good kick In
tke
pants while
» » « bmnt
that way,
a.Ov ■■ ,e.i .
t & tfpaln they got rid of ih»|
npluymant problem by ii'init
ba and machine anna. In linn
|tiry we buy 'em ul| autumn
and turn 'em lim it on tha<
be well know n in us h e re in M tniurd w nurc wu h ave ucIH-ndcd fo r o u r e x is te n c e on lho ono stap le crop o t c a l
ory and w h o re our c iv ic load er* h ave s tru g g le d d e sp e r
ately to induco now in d u stries tn locate h un t and provide
o u r w orkin g penplo w ith jobs.
In th is s tr u g g le fo r indus
trial developm ent it is inevitable th a t o u r people w W h "™
to work h a rd e r th an th e w orkin gm en in th e
estab lish ed
In d ustrial se ctio n s nf th e co u n try m ore fa v o re d by t a r if f ,
railro ad , an d easy c r e d it policies.
If th ey do not w ork h ard er, th ey c a n n o t com|>ete. and
'> e r e will ITe no in d u strial d evelop m en t, h en ce, no job s.
l)iri^ihle» In War
(ie rm n n y 's dciilnl o f the n tililn ry vulue nf
h er
Zc|>-
C oitium
peHiis, m «d e by (.’oim
u anndcr
d cr H ugo E ck e n o r and o th e rs re
— O-
rta from I'lnatlai county
l that no te n thap 10 parof tha clttuu crop haa be*,
a« a rouult of the dmuaht.
a||,. that’a tirtlcr ihan plowing
Mar,
ce n tly in th e ir e f f o r ts to
ob tain
A m erican
helium ,
n rc
show n us en tirely false in ait a n a ly s is o f d irigib les by L ie u t.
G eorgg W . Cnnipliell, U . S. N „ an e x jte rt on airsh ip o p e ra
tion.
W ritin g in ('(d lie r's. L ie u t. C am pbell, who serv ed on
th e Isis A n g eles and th e Akron an d w as o f fic e r of th e deck
m
Mueon w hen
sin.' plun ged
in to
the
P a c ific ,
•
. bombing
, planes q f the
.«jm niphTiu
runiulninx s ta te s th a t th e p op ular belief th a t th e hig nirship s a r e In
gaatdat
on
JapanoM vlltha other day. Ilowevor. wo e ffe ctiv e m ilitary w eu|M ius is bused on ig n o ran ce o f th e
I t If lhar had aanuih dyna- fa c ts .
, In than ta do any aooil
'T h e a irsh ip 's m o st iui|>ortanL A m erican cun tritiu tlon
Rublhoff.
r & i»a
----------------*
who provcl ^ iw il -w u r m a n e u v e rs ,” he w rite s, *‘‘ is a s a flying a ir c r a f t
potiulkr with. CenirHt rw> c a r r ie r , tn be used us a sco u t f a r in ad v a n ce of th e fleet,
whon h«
>*u ’ M in■C onsid er tw o fleets se e k in g ap e n g a g e m e n t. T h e tacth ral
Orlando racvnliy. Ta. mpurtad
a d v a n ta g e U w ith th e fleet co m m an d er w h o f ir s t e s ta b
a erf*leal condition In lUttls
following two major apor* lish es Hie p resen ce, s tr e n g th an d d isp osition o f th e en em y .
T h e fleet cn m m aq d fr w ith an a irs h ip sco u tin g 1 ,0 0 0 m iles
.T o our ■xchanio Ubto front
fSoklhgtoa cn mm • pwblleal Ion,
wobbly oatlod ‘-Uitlo BtilnuM ".
<Wod * y rsmod Lottie S«ndtr».
rly sf WhtUr K>v«n and
ta lb * Inlom U of -XIVUaf bMlasua". a U w* can vuy
*• Sh«ul time, brother,
I « 4lk_ .
When the Breda Bhlrte of
V t a ill tried I# evil* paoteeklou
Ike palace IrodmU- Preetdont
kinwelr grabbed a yie(ot
prarUealty
pet
down V "
•ingle handed. We can
front thia incident a
yeentremmit of the
! 'low well can ha abeot a
ah ead of h is s u rfa c e fo rm atio n h a s .t h e a d v a n ta g e b ecau se
a sco u t unly, one a irs h ip an d h e r brood o f five p lanes
a i^ equal .to. tw en ty U e s^ tty e rs. In one h o u r, th e a irs h ip ’s
fiv e plaoen wlU, h av e sco u ted sit a f e a 0 ,2 5 0 m iles In e x te n t,
i little b e lte r th an w h a t th e 2 0 d p atroyery h av e done.
"R ed u ced to d o llars, 2u d e s tr o y e r s
co st
about
(1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 p g aliw t 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r th e a irs h ip an d
t>er
.lv e p lsn es. R educed to nuni. p o w er, 3 ,0 0 0
men a r e
rfq u ired fo r th e d e s tr o y e r s while on ly 9 0 m en a r e n e ce s sa ry
f o r th e a irs h ip and fiv e planes. . U n til.a ir p la n e s c a n op er
a t e In
in ad v a n ce of
pf th e fleet and m s ln ts ln a con tin u ou s p»t'rol n igh t a * l day th e a irsh ip is In a class by itself—Hind
th e g rp w ln g e fficie n cy o f the p a tro l •bombing plane Is recagn ized . In auch s co u tin g n p cre tlo n s u sed in th e te x a m p le
g iv e n . It is assu m ed th e s tm o s p h e m ilf. <deaj*. w ith a v e r a g e
visib ility . Suppose w e h sv e fo g — e n d o u r W e s t C o a s t h as
p len ty o f I t — th en yrhat'?
*. *
,, "I n s u c h w e a th e r th e a irsh ip ,h /M A ' g r e a t a d v a n ta g e .
There were many times, on b oth the Akron an d the Mo
w n, when the airship flaw alo n g In the fog and above it
"al*d-A’ r-i lixw.iQ4 j,, —
( eouraa one of tha strongest
Is (ever of the rroia
It le that thin elate hat •while airplanes from surface ship* could not be launched.
|iinfci(*U anyway- u .t l k r Even the fog did not prevent th ° airship, fjmm ecogtlM .
I lb *W»* oven tf the well*
Upon hmnervus occasions, the Macon flew above the fag
rele^sqd
her
planes. ,After,
th ey *1 wetp. .»*im ew *w
r the planes flew over the fog en til. they found * hole
(nd.lrHcmia
|0i f f t l t|(
Then they spiraled down end Berried on their scouti ikb pSe( tow woeba, to g operations/*
\
1r«*m!
toor k ■">fi li
ill**
Ut*4«*r.
Now Mra V.. K
Jui«1 •He nf Nmf t|j«f wt.m h *rt
in (■itosl • *My .ami m h.ability
bhidhjr-*r in<(nil ••» a*l'f »•» l.. * ,|H" |
tn»*» || 1’ iry
ftiurrt* .1 fn »»n»* i»f fh f p*f r*• ri** •*
wl.ir*
a I *111a** iln-aM'i nn rtMtiril
Sh • Mllf), "IM Itk in Km' i '1%
you i *»(i nutfrh i hi*
t tii. ■Ii"** I tib
iM xler ml
|*al
K
hi. HI-
NAVY HOUSE BOAT . . • .
A II iH 1IVI* lltlll
.
Ilf
Ml? **1
1hi*
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mr, ;in4 VIm .
f'hn'k**
FcMrr
I'.
K. I (•*!>iy . Mr*. E . K
IIm
hmi* nHtifiiril f 'um IVijti’F Hill liuhtrr. M m Itii hnril Ile a ,
N|iclnDh»f
vhhi' vw ih» y liii vi* Inprii
M r-. Iv I*. M tt'u l«r, Mrs l a
IHi* |»«h! ft*W
v **«*k
riirn h im n t!
bunlnrfi anil y l d ' i i n .
Mr An In.- Hi l l , rn lrrliiin n l Hi
•rwiny |..>(<y yi 'i c r .t jy •ftrrim . «
• t thi- hi.mr of M l*, lli-lla mi
t'«llm*ltu A vi-Mii., the g u i'iti lit
i-1 ml m i- (• tiiniihct n f tlu-ir iwiuh
bur horn I f r . i u K \ miwt plv««iiul
a fti-rniHin w.i, .|n"(u rew m g mul
bnUtmt: kil l rti iitinir. •flDr who h
k ill* tii-mu * Mr riMir.i- iv •« m rvr'l.
,Th«
iimJ miIi i I
Mr*. John
I’ mrvli.i i , Mimi Hrlay
Iti'lL , M n
HhlfiO'l, I I n M 'h rlm i, Mrr. It. t\
Mj i 'I h w i ,
M r,. Sm ith .
Mr*. S.
Ur n il..n l,
Mi»
ltuiliciK,
Mr»
U rnry
I ' mi.I.mi,
Mr*.
M«hloii
W right, Mm. Itohl.
Kuwo. Mm.
Cbiir'ry Mrilt, Mr>. N. It. flurni.r,
M ir . A. It. W . 'l . n , M r,. T . W.
Ci-Ui-n, M r,. W illiam 1IUI. Mm.
Daigvr, Mr*. Eriu-it
Hrl'« Mrs
Robvit UrQvtniti'in, M i», 8 . M.
Lloyii, Mm. W kltrr M urgiu. M r*
C. M. II,m l. M m Ijiu ra Chiltcn
ilen, km! Mr«. law von,
tn rnaiplimeat to hey sliler,
Mra. Sherm an M. IJn y il a ehnrm
ir g re t* at bride. Mra. Airhke B a ll*
a n ltrta ln .it dellghlfully
Friday
U rtii. H urt, Mr*,
ft 'E T olar.
Mrs. II. K. W hltlner. Mi»» Ersiik
lio n ia lr i. Mm. W. A. Stone. M tv
A p. Canlielly, Mr*. Mold h. Mr*.
Henry l.irk lti*. MV*. Ueurge Ko»,
Mr*. Cl. I). H irt Mrs. J . W. iJiik my, M r*. E. M. flulluvray. M i"\nnie Ilnw kin*. Mr*. 8 . ft. (thane.
Mm. E. t>- Mobley, M r*. E n rr c .t
I j k e , Mr». t.ouek*. M(». Georgo
Speer, M i*. Ilolm ea.
Mr* W. P. f a r t e r , Mr*, (i. I>.
(i,.h op , M r*. It. B . B o -*ei. Mm.
H it W ight, Mm. f e r t l P u l'. Mr
IMWHDII, M r*. P rim e !!. Mm. A
W, K ill*. J r . Mm. M aggie P irn e *.
Mr*. Srh u lU , Mm.W. J . T higpin.
Mra. Boy 8ym e*, Mr». Ileane T in
ner. Mr*. C. M. It ami, Mr*. EMw ant t^ n e . M u . R . J . Ilu tly ,M r*..
John Sm ith , Mr», J . t ’. Wi »i>n.
Mm. W. E. W at ion, Mm. B m o it
B eR a, M t». V orce. Mr*. Mary
Pichetra, Mm. B. W. lU m ilon . Mi**
M artha F o x . Mix. W alter Morgan
im l M r i. E . F . Roum lllat.
■ Optometrists
______
___
Meet
f
afternoon at her home on Mag
nolia Avenue at a bridge party.
The room, af the reaMettee were
beaullftilly dreoratad far the nrration with many arwndarful hydrangea*, other cut flower* and
fenta.
Dainty Ultlaa marked thn placet.
A number of Interaatlng gam e, of
bridge were bnjojed, St tha con-,
tluaion of which Mra. A. P. Con-'
nelly having high acora received
a beautiful cut glaaa coaater aet.
Mra. LaVafna Hurt, catling low
wga given a moil attractive work
hag. The gu u t of honor received
a aliver pickle fork. . ,
. , The tah’ea wen laid with law
(over* and a deliclouo salad eoufao
was served.
.
• Aaai»iin* Um hoatasa in eating
for tha pleaaura of bar gusals w an
Mr*. RuumtUat, Mrs. Morgan and
Mra. Ersaat Bella.
Other guests ware Mra. Gland
Miss Peashsa Lei Par.
Samuel . Puisttoo, Miss
*m m s Owen, Mrs. L O., Suingfollow, Mrs. A. B. RVllsre. Mgs.
»*ra - i A ' L
Thrasher, Mrs. K. B. Moraa^Mry.
j — A f i n i m l f ’ o n V f ' l l t if)T l
111 « * , n Ua l c o n v e n t i o n
"Anything For tha Good of
Optomelry" was tha lubject for
tha open diwusalnn of Ihe .’tilth
annual convention nf the Klnrldx
Stale Optomstrie Auoeisfon held
In Orlando thia week at which dis
cussion Dr. Henry Mcl-milm, J r
•uggteteii that tha State Board of
Optomstry bo appointed hy the
association and made a law-enferctng body.
This, Dr. Melmmlln believe*,
would make It pots ibis to proas
cute t quickly an licensed praction
era who now offer n "grave men
tea" to tha puhtte and a **n(ISctiOn an the optomstrie profrvskxL"
.i >
Tha annual banquet and daneo
of, thb esneantbn waa held laat
night a t tha O r’aada Country
fk>h.i
h<
KINOaTON, JAMAICA, May
to naalsl tha Jaw m t i hi toatrail mg *
eatbtoak ad strlhee in
■kata dwaaadiJ higher
.H n g atan waa tied ap by
tha pnacnl sldka.
Pasture Subsidies
Rrinslniprnvement
To Grazing Lands
r 2 1,
I"'*
•matIlia*I lilltH
l u ll I f
•n u n *'
Dll I)
I*1
r !•!•«
411 I
r « tl|u
|(|bal|| i| |||J" It'MIfl
iMMUlT IHa* |Mtl |M*4ir ^
Hi*' fllTi'
iu ltu i.il i<i|tvrrv*l*in
prugruui
w iuki't* “ f ti"' Stale A xrb u l
lurul E»li-i,*inn .Hetvbo “ nd the
Mia'*- K t|i" |ii* rn l r*(*eu|i.,| h.'r-'
today.
Itv kt'imluut .» time iM’rrenlago
,i( 1hH •••*'
"'ii gnvernmonl'n
iiuiii'r*«li"ii pi mi i mu encouraged
umi ,-n‘ibli'il vulih'iuen In varlim*
•eelbun* of lh'* tlule to *''ril ap
priiinniili'ly iin,"uo a rrri ul per
nvini-nt paaturo tlurina Hie pa>*
u y r. m-euriluig to It (1 (!lay
Put Kiti'n * »nt dlstrict agent tn
>hnrg« uf ilio program In Ktnrl
da. |>a*turo inipruCt- mini being
uno uf lh« majur phase* uf Itm
coruervatii'n program, tha guv
ernm*nt ba* paid or i* imyin-l
calUemen 11 an *vr*' fur e*tab
llahlnS , permanent pa*tiirri».
* Tha govrmmrnl >ub*|,|y cov
crrd praclirally the entire r>
penaa uf preparing th« l«"dbuying Ir a ,a ae**l. ami plantln*
nperalbm* for a very *mnl| slur
her uf the cnuperatlng rattlemeo
whoaa Ur.da were already cleared
nf nbnoiintia growth, according
to W k . Hlnke*. Kaporimen'
Station agronomlit.
On landa where It waa sere*
sary to ■*• keayy machinery to
•Id them of palmetto gallberry.
tea myrtle, awl oth er-tn tak oh
noakme growth, ihn govern men'
payment of IS (utvr*d from 10
to 7S percent of tha ro*t of
I (eating permanent padeyna. A
large pere*n'»Ie nf ^h, pee tare
lmprnvemeat work has hewn (ton*
hi land* of tkta chartrlar, par
tleularty In atadea* IllihUMkd*.
Charlotte.
IVih.
and
llirte e
eouattas. Mr Itohsa said.
In addition to tha sc I sal *ed i
ms of pastures, many (artotre
have adopted tha recoo
af the Experiment Button
end o n caning tka weeds s a l
h t o i On tketr paattra
thua giving the grnaa a
chance to grow. Mare thaa it.too
bare* af weeds have be
AND 0 0 N T
G 0 0 0 R IC H
E5 YOU .T H E I
B L O W -O U T P R O T E C T IO N
T\TO ether rite fives you the amastng Oaldtn Fly which resists lai t tevasSttrahem pcnWiW* yua h M yuiwPtmdywdbreel pro«e<-(k*i
•gauH Mfh w d Mow-nuta. And iimim lii, d aiq b n m y tire*net
Aself
more, no of
other
t/rw—wt
rsa gteeyeo
pduer.
•/re— a ) aaypriee
any ■
im tbiatw
U ai e wav protec*
lion
b i iat^U_l i m d l b
5 G T
la
ihs'aau
l’
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1
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XI
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A
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i
TUESDAY, MAY 24, 10.18
»
w'
- - - ‘ I Mrs. McCoy's Pupils
Social A n d Personal A c t i v i t i e s
G E N E M A R T IN I .A N E Y , S o c ie ty E d ito r
Social Calendar
blic is cordially invited.
T elephone 118
Ul"talAtnubi
b i' • '
ft
m nd*
■ f f
I .•i
F 14- v*"
and
■ lie program were
> v f 1 - >ears of
Mr -in I Mm J C Mit Me 1)
-1 »\*d much talent
spent 5* •nd i* i 1*•»'--iia H*m* . •**'d
• H *»d, **Mriiluig Each
>.
» w•?h t ireful at*
Ft lok K • Iv
'Ms I Hr
It. •
( * •i ng * \piem*Htfi
\ i* p riJ 41 Imv 1 ii-i 11* «v In
*t i "I'U r id ih« ipiartet and
day
t r* were placed with
^ miiiir l\ illcr Won't
I'acr Ivlertric Chair
t d ,i« tt<f ic f ini*ih
Mrs P <
Wncht vui’eil
1' • •
VM- de * rated fttDayton i Beach
'• "T m. Iv a eh Spnog flowers and
by fr.eiid!'.,
^r. - ri f-1 Igi
I'
i U wmg program was
George Moyc of TI M\
r - ••* I
5pcm the Week-end heie visit mg I ’ 'r,v
I'wptrk e I it tie Star. Trio,
it
«ida> nroniipMni> <1
l-i* parents
M|*.s
I * 'oi
lu ll.i
M v.
It ■»!%*.If f
M' Hiii |, ih* c i - .1 M(
Mi ■ I \ It hi»M v
h . if h
B j t ctH'k,
i**T.*i P«ii Ian* Shopman
si
I
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"Quotient* of Education** will In*
N ,\
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the subject of an address to Is* U|."ti IIn- .|. .i■It i.f Mi. Ill,.hi,I » U.ttIs h * - t** irT«.l l»y G ro rf'*11 i iu M 11 i •(• Him
given by It. E, Kipp, principal nf fmhvr.
Vi*M** 1 r*ri..,
N 'p^tanil-4" *
the Sanford (■ ram mar School, at
i'tn n o - i i.
M i . J,diii (l.llijM sy mill young
the meeting of the West Bide
Tin* Hm*.i v t‘ i**i, S%-\ m ♦ I
P. T, A. to be hebl on Thursday daughter, Mnry Ann, lm\i* ti-liid i
Jian N»v !l n* MvWlu tf* ,
i'll from l.yin h 'n rg , V a , «h.-rc
afternoon at 2 -10 o'clock in the
Mat Jj *t l i t i d -i'll
tht-y havn been visiting relnM^e’
rchool auditorium.
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Kipp Will Be Speaker
^Dorothy Mitchell Is
At
Meeting Of P.T.A.
j P Recipient. Of .Hoqors
(liislam lu i(t in the o m p u i DCttvitirs
tho Florida Slat# Collt-j[c for Women i* M i.a Dorothy
MUcheD. dauichier of M r.
»mi
M r.. J. C. Mitchell, who 1. a
freshman at the State
Collegei
this year.
It • .».s
Chinese Launch
Counter Attack
Against Invader
I'm D u ** art e rd h u -
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P e r s o na l s
MAKiu w.r m v commoner
M < *n p i file*! her
H‘•r•••11 og p a tin and
vI ! i*l evening at the
i
Mrs, Hereen Speaks
At Daytona Meeting
Mrs Harry Hereen, «peaking n
W EDNESDAY
palms, was the guest ^M'^kcr
The Woman'* Benefit HrLlC*
ml a meeting of the D;t\'-*na
Fifty will H*» CD**n nt th»* rham | Beach Garden Club which nut
b*r of CotiimeKo Building at on Wnlnewtsy at the hi*m. -f
I 30 o'clock
Mrs, Elmer Kipp in Daytona,
'
The Womans Mi-* innary So
Urging Garden Club no nr •i*
ciety of the First Methodist
Church will have an ml day meet-, to plant more palm*. which g.vo
mg beginning at 10.00 A. M., at J Florida *o much of it* inh, ■ n
the church annex. A covered dish ical setting, M‘ *, Hereen iii*played many typm whi«h m*
luncheon will he served.
*Mrs Vinn**y a Denominational suitable for growing hen- Slio
Darden.** r*tH?»ted by request. un spoke particularly of the famil uv
der the m|M>nanrahip nf the Order ea bbagv palm, Indlgenenus fo 'h *
nf Eastern Star will he presented section, am! aid that in bet mi
at the |*arub Hans** at * mi |* \\ •mall garden, "no bigger than t
A free will off* line will he iak postage stamp." *hc ha*l sis v -m
eties.
* T1
Mrs, Heeren, in add i' « ,rs in
Tin MSI)AY
showing 1ho diff"rrnt Dp.
Mm* Margaret Davis will pre brought with her seeds of miry
sent n recital of her piano pupix of the palms which wi re ib-tril,
i n Thursday eVemsg at H 15 tiled to the nieinWr* I h<•i*• w■•
o'clock at the Woman* Club,
Ph'Hrnix Uoebelim, *mcly -"fl
Tile West Side V T A will rlwrarf palm. -unable f.*r p c. h . »
hold its final meeting of the *em- patio, which came originally fr.tot
China; Caryota Uvrn* or 1 h » i
mmi at 1 U) I* M It K Ktpp wtl<
bi*i*it-* ti
tie thr grind -prakrr, his -object palm, so tailed
hear that hap , nd
P wing, “QtioIirnU of Education hramhes
There will he jiiidallaf ten of offi sometime* known a- IIm D.ildy
cers, and a social hour will follow palm, because' win*- are made
from it ; Arcra LnOm ns, from
the meeting
the Malay Pen insula
FRIDAY
Much like the Zarina pulni is thi
The N drV Howard Chapter Cyc»x (TireInal Iis, an e» pens it*
of Ihe t'mlnl Daughter* of the type, and one who h Mr and M'*
Cotifcileracy will meet at tho Henry White have pDuU-d in a
home of Mrs Claude Herndon on beautiful park they «rc devr - puip
Magnolia Avenue, at 3 .10 o'clock. in Sanford.
Ea *Ity g rown from seed- •- i lv*
An ct proMlon recital, Uipler
thg direction of Mrs George A. well known Ciifos Plnmosa. whnli
Maffrtt, will l»e pr'Mtntrd at the came originally from Hra/il. and
SitHlh Sale I'j iin.ii y School aOrll •which is extremely hardy, „m m
torluin The puldii 1* invited to Ihe Wrtshmgloriu ItolojsJ ,i nat iv*
to the United Stall*, ainl nano d
rt|tf,llll.
for George Washington , Another
Tioop N under Otic of the Girl hardy type is. the (Wo* AiMiiliv
Scout* will meet t l 1.45 o'clock at gray green, which has I ren gi<<wn
the Little llou*e. Outdoor teats as far north as South Caro ma
will bv passed.
Like the palms on the Day tuna
riverfront it the Phoenia CaraimMONDAY
■ia from the Canary Island*, and
A piano recital in memory of from an ordinary date meed muv
Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, honoring te grown ihr Phoenix Daely lifer*,
the graduates of Seminole High the most r orient pa’m in cult \
School will be presented by thi* tion. Although it tikes sn, years
pupils of the Fannie S. Munson
to germinate the Acrmmnia Tohie.
Piano School at H:15 !*• M . at tho
the tree grows rapidly, is hardv
High School auditorium. The pu
and nioit graceful.
T A G E T flR E B
TT1E S A N F O R D R K R A 1.D . S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A
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been elected to the staff of The
M r*. Fred Forward of Foreat
M r. anil M r.. M. It Smith mid
FlaVDcowa, the college yearbook,
and to that of the D istaff, the City. Seminole County P. T . A. Mrs. Mnry Hull were m In k i l.ind
college magsilm-.
She has also president, will Install the recently •winy unending ihe prudit.iliun ex
been elect c l Senate representa elected officers, and hi.ar rejmrta ereisr* of Southern l.< liege .-.i
whieh M r.. S m ith a l l nhluin h e r
tive of the sophumore class lor of tho committees.
degree.
next yrsr, and will be on the
As thin is the final meeting, all
Sophomore Council- At the recent parents whose children expect to
frie n d * nf ,Mr.- June Sinllh
M»y Day celebration of the col enter tho West Side School! in tho
TA1.I.A1IAS.HKH, May J i M.-u
lege, aha was- aaalsiant chairman ”F all arc p artic u la r!/* invited tu «1H lie Kind to lenrn chat xhv huu U'Hh lli'lidrTrks of lladrt- rm in'V'
b een m„vril f r o m
ih e K* r n u ld
In charge.
**1 V I I I attend.
' l.u - m h io n M im nrinl M o .|ii.i|
in ■Mil M l*, lila d y * llaxt-n .if r a 'l,- n
•hp hnnie nr Jude* and M r. I. II H ill'l urntigh have ju»l wun *t>e
li imr uf representing Flnfldu *
Shur"n and t* doing nil e|y
III.IHMI I — If rlub girls a'
\u liiu is l CToh Camp in W s.hu.,-.
M r* r I. lie ,t . ,,„.l go,' i m ,
Inn, June IH 'J3. With lj.r» y h ' IraMrulue Humid nl I- I. r,■ I ' l l ,
ner of Alarhus and John ll.
Will spend today in liui„*-.vdle
MThey will be aeemgpuni'il I....... Campbell .if Unde already
niuinrrd a i winner* anvnig **•••
by rburles Hells, who I. u »li,
tinys, Ihe Kbnlda delegstinn n
deni at lint Hniverslly of K|n,„|u
rn,npjr-lr<l.
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W 'u lrh
Ann
Jrwiirv
If r p n ir iu g
And
l iig r;iv m g
D iu n u in d V io u n ltn i;
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B sin n n . * i a,.
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s ,u i . v .« * U . ■
..s a s M i s s s B a i s i s i s B t s i t m i e i i s a .i s M U l i s s s s i i i
M I Club Girls
Fur Washington
Camp Are Chosen
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The nutinnul ramp in whwh ti e
M r*. Amelin Nob'e uml Me*. SI
M AIM i r .l
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Dlalr White, Jr. altendnl Ihe uri tuiy* and g ill* .priid a wet-k nn.hr
ihe shadow nf the h!*) Ki-ii** I** iii. t ip ••»'*
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exhihll at S ir t.„ ,i llniverully m ranvsa „■
piHIt II.ill- i.f
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or vt it t >1-1
tieluind on Thursday aflrrnoon. Washington mnmiment, u ......in ii b's pii « ||||t •—ll
II.
Mlsa C alhrrinr W hile U a mem ducted by the United S ta ir* l>-llr-iHi follows.| t|| .Ilfl-Sl , 1. .1
her o f Ihn rlass and was m m of partmrnt o f A g riru llu rr, and '»>»
viM
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piii.
Itoya and two girl* from m h
Ihe hnslcs'cs for Ihe afternoon.
Male are pi-rtndlml to attend The
M i'* iKIoise • Winn ha* lien, week'* program 1. devoted l„ mv i.ilin g in Orlando for the pn.l atrurtion, inspiratinli and r n l,'few day* as Ihn gue*| nf her lln - tuininent which will fit the »I< in
lunighl— Wiilni'Mtl.i v
e 1 and aunt, M r. anJ|M ra. I., 0. here to return hmne and a * none
role*
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Inadcrtliip
In
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II
club
Vlnmg. Whde Ihera she acted m
enn o f . Ihn enterlain ei. at Ihe walk.
banquet and danen of Ihe OpionieThe tw o g irl, were sclrrl'd
I lie Convention held at Ihe O r- from a large number u f a p p o in ts
. I«nd» Country Club.
>
by mambera of Ihe H lale ll-m e
a J0«h ToaJf'l
I1* * * *
Demonstration staff, one of wh'un
vilcoi
will chaiwrone the g irl* on the
John D. Abrams, superintendent trip. Mlsa M ary E. Keown, slat* __ H t t lM MIIIRITCN SHO hi, oat,9
[
of thr City W ater W ork., went to
A Iho
home demonstration agent with
Daytona Beach Sunday to a t ■he Agricultural Extension Ser
tend the annual meeting of the vice, stye the records submitted
JOAN
m
Florida Section of the A m rriran
BLONDEI L
this year reveal outstanding <lnb
NMt
W ater W orki Association (A . W. work on the part nf a number nf
MV
u rr
W. A. ) and a short course in
4-H girla from different counties.
iiatswater treatment being condurted
tw ai
in connection w ith the convention
w ith the convention by the Katension Division o f the University
of Florida.
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GULFSPRAY
The V t a a a 's Clsb
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Bvildlnff Fund
Benefit Bridge
Wedaeeday, J J * P. MChamber #/ Cem aurte Baitdiag
Phytra 35c
Ten GucsU 25c
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Eagerly Awaited Kvenl!
ASTATEMENI Of OUH v
WITHERS -
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Starts This Coming
FRIDAY!
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May 27th at 9 A. M.
To Continue Until Later
Notice Of The Last Day
Prepare to Attend
And Save On The Very
. Merchandise You Want!
5 YOWELL 5
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i- »id norm t»oi sim ih , fo r thu drinkiA * H« r c a rrie d on hla hnMered
k i « as In itlnnina to (trow foul - li t * Island was an oasis In a desert
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n.,nii« iipoli ttu- ialnii'l and (» * - ' 1
piia xe in o n of It for HpLiHi, r n lin n b u i
i MiiUriut'ij h l i vijyijgo to Hftiito lt>
ruin no and Ih n rilhm triitltJfi of It s
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a tin retu rn ed ft f l u - n y *a f« I |1rr a t1
r o l- d a * R fiv e fn o f un til his d* i U
A hleh res u lte d from a wound la
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TB1 SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLOWDA
OPENS
W ednesday
OPENS
W ednesday
May 25—8:30 A. M.
May 25—8:30 A. M.
C ontin u in g T h rou g h Ju n e I
S T O R K C L O S E D A M . (?A Y T l 'E S ..
ALT. S A C K S F IN A 1 .
C on tin u in g T h rou gh Ju n e I
S T O R K C I.O S K I) A l .l . I I AY T l ’ KS..
A M . SACKS F I N A L
Hour Sale
WEDNESDAY
Thursday Morning
8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
8:30 To 9:30 A. M.
One Hour Only
Gfnuine Hoamprimf
2 Pair Silk Full
Fashioned Hosiery
for $ 1 .0 0
V a lu e s up to 11,00
Not
First Quality
Irre g u a rs
l.lm ltH 1 r» lr I t a I t t l t a o
PIECE GOODS
Pre-Inventory time is here and we find it necessary to
reduce over stocked departments. Down go prices. Op
F airy Spun IJiw n ,
portunity knocks. Visit our store during this sale and
Fairy Spun IJa lW c
convince yourself that every item can be purchased at a
F a iry
Spun
D iinlii**
P r in ts
R rg . 20 r S p rrla l Ytl
substantial savings. Nothing reserved.
Sole is store-
W H E N T H E BU D G ET
REARS ITS UG iy HEAD
f - j i u i you i t i t t m v t i A#SI
Play Suits & Slacks
K»aaln* Powder P u lf M u .lln *. N»»
s ilk
pH»r. 1114
F loral ra tla m a . Reg. 4-V Hal. I ' r l r .
In i*
|He«
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Miandu P rln l*d Urnadrliith.. Nautlral and F loral P a tl.n w . It.id la r
4 Jr value*. H perlil salr p rir.
Reg.
$1.00 Shorts
Reg.
$1.25 Slacks
Broadcloth—Printed
Suiting!— Voiles and
_ Dotted Swiss
7JC
DRE3SES
$1.95
Reg. $1.95 Play Suits $1.6')
K »*. 12.50 Value*.
Powder P u ff M u .lin
Keg. $2.50 Culottes $ 1 8 9
KICKKKNICK
Purr lly r t'halrau Figurril Crepe*.
K euulir Vie )|ird value*. Hperlal
Kickernick
Combinettes
Klnkann Milk l.liten*. F to fa l* and
HoJId*. R ecular Vie l|ilu r« . HpecLil
Kale Price
Figured Itajun Prlnl*. Regular
valueo, Hperlil
89c
W anlsag Hill* IJ n rn *.
F lo ra l PatI r is * . Halid Color. to match, Regu
la r 11.00 yard value*. Hpcclal Hal*
P rlra ............................ .............................
HAND BAGS
89c
Bag*
69c
Special Aanortmenl Of
Spring Neckwear
& Collars
Kickernick
PANTIES
DRESSES
89C
GLOVES
Im ported Figured l.ln e n * uf K l l l i r
nejr. I l . f u j i r M e value*. Hale price
Figured Broadcloth* and Imported Linen
79^
W h.te and Puttlel I’airitla
In llaudcd Hand
100 Bag* ............— •
250 Itagu...................
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200 Bogs.......- ................ a*-69
a'l,
flipper Crepea. PkoUatalle Print*,
(iargaou* Floral Pattern*. Regular
•CM values. Special ...... .. ...............
Reg. 89c Polo Shirts
S L IP S .. $1.79 Zip Reach Rags
Price
89c
$2-89
No. 107, Four-Thread, Klaglr . . . K r fu lir HSe value*. Hal*
Price
Npl HU.
Ite fu la r
S p e c ia l Kale P r lr r
No* 110. Three-Thread, Ring*
leaa. Regular 11.00 vail)**. Rue.
rial Sale Price .........................
N*. I l l , Three-Thread, Ring*
laaa, Chilian Regular f l . l l
value*. Special ale Prlc* ....— .
Jantzen
Cannon 29«
CREPE AND SATIN CREPE
Quality
Rrirular
$395
Value.
Silk Crepes and Sheers.
Pastel unit Floral De1
signs.
,*h *
R egular $6.96 Value*
Chiffon Dresses Navy For Travel
<PQ Q r
$ 0 . 7
Turkish
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF SILK
7Sr value*
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No. 100a, Fuur-Thread, O u v iu rrrp e . Regular 11.00 value**.
H p e rlil Hate P rk a . . . . . . — —.. .
Fairfax Huek Towola 1H X SI—
Reg. 25« Value*—6 for----- ----
Towels
W A SH D R E S S E S
Ho S q u are P rin ts ,
D im ities and Vnlles
I t . * . |1 .2.1 VillUM
wide. Sale discounts are obtainable only for caah.
fin a l., “f . i . f r . f . "
Liberty A Polly Ann
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Valu**
lo 112.75
BR0C0RD LACE FROCKS
,
The Season's Favorite In
Beautiful Pastel Shades
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Regular $8.75 Vuluoa
GOWNS .................... . 82-
Bathing Suits
Fig. Bemberg Sheers
Spatial Aaaortmont Of All
Silk Crepe Gowns
Speers Budget
SHOES
8p«<UI Aaaor.ment SUk Crop*
DANCE SETS
- Reg. $8.75at $5-95
This Druaa la ospadally famouo for tboir otyla and fit
Slenderette Brocaded
R eg u lar I M U
Vatu#
R unproof T rle o t-K n lt
SLIPS _____
at 92*25
llJ5“
014 Stylo All
Ragukr
SLIP Value*
F*rur‘»i B*urt#
GOWNS &
PAJAMAS
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Patent U rUmt
SANDALS
Fitted Leather Baca R ef. 98*75 at 96.96
Fitted Leather Bags Ret* 99.75 a t 97.96
Fitted Airway Luggage Reg. 19.50 a t $7.95
Fitted Airway Luggage Reg. 914.75 a t fl2.75
Uafttted
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Abrway Luggage Reg. 94.50 at 93.19
Unfitted
Airway Luggage Reg. 95,75 gt 94.49
Uafttted ■
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Airway Luggage Reg. 97.50 a t 95.95
Metal Lockers Reg. *4.50 a t 93*19
Mftal Lockers Reg.
9X75 a t 1275
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P lan e Burns
jBREAKS
'Leonardy, Pope And
Partin Are Winners
In Runoff Election
N EW SPAPER PICKET LINE
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Funeral Honors Paid;
By Hitler To Slain
Sudeten G e r m ans
I r r i t a t e Czechs
United Airlines Ship
Inexplicably Plum
mets To Earth Near
Cleveland Airport
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CI.K VF.I A N D . May 25
-(J|A_
Fi vttw-n lay lh,- bodir. of nine
rnep uful n wonnin tm the bottom
•»f a muddy r«v ne today along
side th" to n snd charred r#m* rmtit* of n twin mo'orrd airflnar
whkh iiiiininirtiHi tnexplN aht j to
t rn rlh only elk*lit mil*'* from In
fch e h ilfd inrtdmtr Two pilots, a
Jo in
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Leenardy,
nsllrw s'ewnido*t anti nil erven pu^wn
Florid ian , polled 1 .8 8 * vntc« in g i t * dirtl
r.% f ames
leapt -t
Bv Attwefqtait Prone
primary wreck sire of the United Ant i n' *
Nail funeral honors paid the ru. n o ff D em
. ocratic
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to
two
Sudeten
German
3 to t h t uHouse o.f uReprose*nLittves ship, bound fro m Newark to Chi
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aUIn in Ciechqeldvakia ag- in Croup 2 over p
„ capo, via (Tevrland
Among lh *
p a n m g e rt
w»*
gravaed the
threatening Bridge, Jr., of Lnngwood, by a Jrhn Hrontuon. KepuhHcjtn «1n »'
central European situation! margin of 205 vote*. Mr. Leon* rhnirmnn of North D ikota, re
while Japanese were consoli- mrdy i» u local attorney ami fnp In*ning' homo after a ronft*rente
dating their control Of C'M- IP yrara served ■> prosecuting tit YVnull ngtofi with hi* * tale s
Japanese Control i
Chinese Railway,
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Sanfurd
Mini roe
Sanford
Sant,'' >1
Unit]**
( ivteilo
Itenevu
1 bulih'ia
titildenrod
Loyalists Launch At-'
tacks In Effort To
R e g a i n Territory
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trad China’s railroad system attorney for thia county,
and warring
factions m
Spain continued the'r grim.I
shifting conflict.
Ci««hotlovaka were highly lrf lu te d ov«r lha honors pni'l hy
Adolf llitlo r a t tha fu n *r»l for
lha two Sad alen Dorm ant. whom-.
death* jn lh * frontier shoot im:
last Saturday created an ln<*r'
national critla.
Oarmany. niaanwhil*. protcalod
to Praha of altu ltd inatanrea of
Catch m ilitary plane, Ily in * u*cr
Uuraian ««rrilOry,
In the O rient fapanrao ann<mnrrd they bail aalnr<l mm
P lrl* control Of tho Important
Tieataln-Pukaw railway and e v
P0" n l to reaumo traffic aver it
n a il month, Tbay rontinunl Ihair
offaniW a waatwafil
alone
tha
lamehai railw ay, almine at Han*
how. In Spain tho epYcrnmni*.
mada
frontal i attacki
aeain«‘.
Tram
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lU lacuer
in
W ynnW . Potter
D ie s Following
Lengthy Illness
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putter.
w*l|
ku«iw.i
Harit»nl t *‘k ry *r«»wi*r, «B* t| y«’tcrd4y uftrrutjOft al the
r***»«rt
homo of hi* father. K, W P.»tier
nc*r Jm kton.
lirm rlm g
v t S r
I'F iry m e f*
in
» iih u rim n ,
Im le *,
llrhind tho ilrnw cloud a f ’ rm okr tel I oomi b y a tra r jeas a tta ck made hy policr, pirketa ran ha
fo r arvtral h o u r, and doir in'o the M , . „ ( u p |M. r J ,. r , , huddled t..**th< r in e ffo r t* to hold their ....... in front o f tho llr ra ld Nrwa T rlh-
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Hut the ga* openetl
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the way for J I fi empliiyea
n ter the
ptuye* to eenter
plunt
from kvhirh the clothe* had been
The officer
in ihe frok'urmiml
•loading hiM gas gun.
huiimd nlmoat entirety off.
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hn'' hr,-n cioacd^inco A pl.l
The nit lin e r was, due at the
S T S 5K --«?S2.» “•N e w D i fiicultief
Confront WPA In
Relief Projects
me—ucn a few minutn* narlmr |
rvported 'Vvnrythlnjt ok”.
An airliner ipokraman »tikl th « ,
idanc a m directly on i'» enurar. ; wa
New Manager Will
1 h'rt ,,Jf '"‘■"■'■iTake Over Duties
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federal Io«anK To Pay
poor
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Is Proposed By Djjl
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
A
regular
m«n|lng
of (Ri.
Ctl.i|iler ul DuMolay * | | | I.,. l u l l
jp lha Maxinlc Tumylo Thot,
Truck Loaded With
Accident Prevents
College Head From
Speaking To Club
Goldenrod Man Sees
Drouth Harm Slight
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W H Pope "ai go ld en rod, who
waa In Mnford this *ioral*g. itetia rH be believed t t * t Bamtnnfa
hocaty U a bsawraffaetad laaa hy
the drouth than other koeUaoa of
(Ba atata,
Ho Wid bis Ultra* g rata
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l*a BaadHagn St
other ildo or Orlando, Dr. John
Bhormgn. pre.ldant of tbo Ualver-.
awy af Tampa, w*a unaMo to doI im o a
- -A—* - » twit, g
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livar • Scheduled
Ulk before
the
Klwanla Club a t tbolr n g s ltr
*m a iy luncheon at tha Vabtc,
Hotel today.
In a telephone message to the
elub, Dr. Rharmat) «ald big war
had gone Into ardit«b on tha other
alda of Ortandor Ha, flaeUradi that
white kb car was badly damigmf,
that bo was not Injured and regratad th at bo’ WwVI be uoobla
d«b!P*^ **
PopbM Taiaab, ,'» b o | te a . *
gooft. presented a*VM«], pjane
r elect ions tectudtef M aUguga, by
Leeuooa and U u t ’s T b o,N I*bltotal* aad Ltbaalram.
Mewhot* of tbo glob showed
their appraciatten by appteafnjf
vigorously and Prasldeot N ig In
vited Mba Tabacb agate U play
bofora tbo «Ub at m m future
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Thomas Leads In
Ilijfh (’ourt Race
Leonardy Wins Over
Bridge* in H o u r e
Bart* By 205 Voten
|.-hti 1,‘nn.irilv wtw nfiml-
ini ,i| Do ri‘|>rr'>i'ir'iitivp from
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in S t ; i l c |.i v*i - l i t lift', a m i O . J .
11 I*n|tt> an,| .1 I-:. 1‘iirltn wore
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|«enHetire v ill la jp* bait In I the1f Li mi* *
M r. I "otter had Keen In
G i l b e r t
H o fe *!
I O M tH T o
S p o D S f lf H
health (or too y a a » ami had!
SfafV- te k haaw rrtila a lU III la r lh a pa*i
"FW ** ,,|i
U imonth,. I la h a j |tth«U ir * a t I
M r*. W". IT. M o n r, who ha*
,
klad lu ll of m *nt at Bay Pino* Hn.ijdtal al l^ rn n u i u i r r of the (Jllbcrt llo*
JA CKM JN V IU K.
May
ir a tla r a d liaCM paa tlte w h a ra ?
Volina booth* in the City Halt
Avenoa ,ln c» la it ‘ (AV— F onda relie f o flin a l*
8t* P *trr,b u r* last tlkc«mti«r and tel on Park
lli»t,,o
»tf)o luk-n
later u nd er*rnt an operation ,n July, >aid today that »he h id b x n I running into new difficoHie. 'll and Court
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Juckaon and for a « ltllu hU tranafered to the (iilbi'rt in Pen- t , y i ng to ,n iiH,ih the p ith for in do* it I. mI-i * I,, iji*
its it election
haa|tli iroprorrl I I * . le ft h<’r> laeoln and w ill leaae tomorrow f estimate,) I Pi.lilM onemploynl
about u month uun w ith
titi lor her new post.
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Added to the .eaiooal . I n k ..f
family to i|>cnd til1' iniom cr In
Replacing M r*. M or»r , will is' empfoynient ) , another |»r*.t»t.in
Although Sanford
atol
other
M r. and Mr». H«y Chamber, of ,rrm ril
Jy \v » r t,. I
M lcbiian. h i, former home
pari* of Seiiiinop. County had
The deceased « » , born in I.e , . Jacksonville who nrriv.-.l yesler- Kr„ , Administrator Robeil J M l I heavy ruin* yr*teit|ay, nono w a ,
llo, Mich. 41 years uso anil prior d»y IO lake over the menageineni. _ , ( h„
finaneial
Inability
of i repurtfil m Oviedo
Ralph B arw all, aacretary o f tha to h), coming hero hud I r m tn
M r*. Morse, dee's red that tv number of ritie * to purehn
IH1I4'
Sem inole County (Chamber of j fsg e il with -his father
in tho! tra ce had been found of »7'J which tortaU for new re lie f projei t
The Rotary ( lull will leave
Commerce, declared today that vegetab|o commission btism ea, in was stolen frem
the hotel s a f e ,
“These cities alreid y
li n e
ftum *he Sanfonl limit W a lk * at
tha eonvantion o f lha
F lo rid a, Jack son . Ito has b.*,-n a resident^ som etim e Monday night. Nothing , ,,
mt n nm .t avai.atile -,,,jr•.*s the I I lien lirulgi’ tiHtmurruw at
Commercial Se creta ries A soocia-j of Sanford for the past IS y e a r., else in the safe wa* d isturbed,,
pay|r,^ ttioir ,h :irc on iiiri'.o s
I ;tm o c i - , U ijn tho good * ht|.
lion held in Orlafido Sunday, Mon- sod has conducted |,i, farm ing! M r*. ilo r* e aaaetted , adding ' " • * ;^ m j e e t , Dili
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"Now they
“ Charulh” iiouiul for Lemon lllu ff
day and Tuesday was one o f lha | operation, at his farm on lie a rd a ll, a fte r midnight there w a . no one | h|Vr j u#,
ul
i|„. , ,„|
up the uvet
in 'h o lobby eacept the negro of- th«*
moat luccaaafut ha ha, aver i t - A renuc.
ntpr,**
He m aintained hit
r c l d r n r t ! p o rter, who has been with the hoThe Adm lnhtrutfir ji*tiiiD*d "nt
A «rew of lin««mrn of th«
F rad J . L aa, aaaraU ty o f the at 3 « J Mellottvill" Ayenun w hent; U l fo r tn«t,e ,h »n >° T ', r *the 1 m o T tfc -m y o f th e ite |irr« -«i»
Flo rid * Puli lie S rrv ii'r ('timfisny
C la irw a ta r Cham ber o f Commerce, ho lived with h i, wifo. Itutb. a n d 1
cam e tiW M |u k k Iy mft«*r the
-----------wa* Imsily encaged In setting up
w a , a lid a d praaldant o f the A i- hla
of tho Florida m l rntaio tf '-m
children.
Jeannette,
|8; !
new pole* anil transferring high
aoclatlon
yaatarday
aftarnoon
for
u
nutnloT
of
citie*
Ui
havia<l«
Wayno. J r . . . . ; and O Moara.
G rO C e H e S I s W r e c k e d
VoltsKo power transmission lines
whan tha o r x a a te lh m closed its who, besides hi* father, ord h b i,
jyjtteil th(‘ir fiiuintes.
alone tin- highway
near
Alta
19th annual eonvantion which was only ittrvfroru. Mr. P m U r wa,W
Dill
ani<f
en
actm
ent
by
fn
iic
i*
"I
-------bald a l (ha 0 rungs Court Hotel.
a member af lha l.inn* Club' u„ l '
A truck iMlnnging to the II. E. o f certain part* of I'resid-nt tnunV Spring* this morning.
M r. Laa took a m tha office tho American U (lo n
' Weekly (Jroeaty turned over a- Rnoaavalt’s “ Pump-Prim ing'' pm*
The weekly loons Club lunchwhich haa boon bald for tha tail
Funcraf »erelce,'w ill he 1 l,e|,|' I>out flea mlloa aouth of Sanford gram
might |W
provide
a sohiten■* I
**••**• •*»«*ll*
»WVS1»W ■
,
,
.
... year by Jim aa T. Daniala of Jack- Friday
dispensed w|lh for
morning in
J*rfci.nn. on the Orlindo highway yester to lh# problem hy |w rm ltling . H - 1 Bon h,M
till*
week
and
member*
hav*
aouvlUa.
day, danTagtniy tha truck consider- lr* to torrow m[incy fur pn-j'-d
Mich, at th« Catholic C h u n k
to'M)
r**|uest»d
hy
Mecretary
Other officer, chosen were; Au
ably -nd destroying a large por- m alarial*.
—■
—_____ „ — t
gust B u n hard. Fort Lauderdale,
lion of Ita load of groceries, inThe WPA now has 32,500 mi it* John f i * l l n » i r to etl*n*l the Inalga president m 4 C. D. Davenport,
viwligmting officer Deputy Sheriff payrolls. Fifteen thousand . h r* stallntioli of officers of tho local
Panama City, •ecr.tary-treasurrr.
Carl K. Williams aald tmiay.
have been certified hy the .Nl.de club to l»t told in Cost), tonight.
Panam a C ity waa U n ti liv ely se
Tha truek, Mr. Williams said, Welfare Cnmmlsiiun
rligihle
lected by th a hitoB aU on fo r its
wa* enroute to Sanford with a for relief employment.
I^mdon's fir-1- “ w s lrr bus” to
IM S m eeting plaaa.
load of groeotiea from Orlando
Last December only 22.5011 nn- o,H'rul<- nn the Thame* from
In closing the Orla ado meeting
and turned o ta r wbi’e attempting ployea were listed on WPA pay W V *lm ini*ter to .Scotland, wa*
Mr. DaaieU laid the
to pass another auto on the high roll* and the waiting list lud launched recently in ( ’owe* Ship
Due to a alight accident on the way.
they had had Um largest attaudyard.
ir e e lla a * . mm rs e * T » . i
awca In tbalr biatary with SS eittag represented and M dalegaUt
Number (Jo To Polls
u
( My r«t***I
Bagwell Describes
Orlando M ee tin g
As Great Success
1
I.akr Ms' y
AM • iiumii »'
F o i l '1 1 it v
Si i*v pi
F rill Park
I.i
tlinir l^ik*'
B Jp
%h';- j
mm
The plnne, flying under a dr.'ll
• ky* •'Wfmpeti toward Ihe eartb
within *»ght * f the C'leveluml «’r - ;
|>ort. 1l e ip|*vd off ln|»* u f ir ••***■
, twn feet thick and plunged Into a
] t**tural grave in a vnuwled gulley
Local Celery Farmer
Succumbs At Home
Of Father In North
Wynn
' r i*
I renttD>r*
Sumvssf ill ( andidates
Win I ty N arro w M a r1
Lrins As l nexpected
it iio r r -
-»ut 1,11,1
v _
gas attac
-
NUMBER 2.1.1
E sta b lish e d In I90H
Neither the negro driver, James
— ...................
0 lines, nor hi* companion.
Wiltle
Ferry, enothe* nedro, ware injured
. , f.
In th« n<cid«nl.
Paul Bunge, German
Poet, To Die In Chair
Two Sanford Women Receive Honors
At Exercises At Southern College
Jones rimpalgn with an ovar-lhetop total o f f.'ll,07G. Tha quota
w a* *30,000.
yesterday
a
t
Florida
ftuiithi
rn
TAMPA, May *». —(A*> - «irDciliralinn uf Tho IntarU chen,
ault Judge HarrF N. (Uodlor In* Coltego when th e y were given >ia- •tudent yrtrtmnk. to lir a . M ary
day aentancad Paul Fri'd tlunce.
•f ruma cum laude and cui
L . W est, o f Orlando, member o f
11. Oernun Foal. t'» din In the
tha board of tru * te e i, waa a n
. tsapocUvaly.
alectrW chair at (be State prla*
O srd aitlo n cerem onies followed nounced a t the t iir c U a a , which
on at Halford (or lha munlar Im m ediately th e ground-I, res king ware held under tha moaa canopy
bar* May S of kia tT-yaar old n m n l u fo r tha tl.ooo.oon E. o f tho outdoor auditorium.
wlfo.
B ta a b y Jo n as ed ucalionil foumte*
T bo
book designated David
Tbo aantaoco wa« mapdilory
P rice , o f P alatk a, a t the (trident
under a verdict of tbo Jury which
Bishop Faul B . K ara turned tb f chosen by the facu lty fa r tha hon
l u t week convicted Dung*, alao f l n t ghoval o f d irt a t th e r * r* - o r w alk, where a a to m baartn g
accused of the staying or two ■•wtea which w ars attandeil by hla nam e wld be placed. Maurlaea
daughters, without Hcomnandin* hundred* o f p * r« m * from many F a llo n , o f Tavarntor, w a* editor
■terry.
o f tbo
publication, and B aly k
•Mttena o f F lorid a.
LAN SOON ACQUITTED
'.
WA3IIINOTON, — ((PV— Robert
F . Ungdon, fwsM r Waahlagton
policewa» w a. scuoiHtd (sat
night i f t t e ' i M i t * of ktiling
Beateb Uwertak an New Ysart*
aoven yu an ago. The lory
deiibrrsted *p hoar and (r s » b r
ir«tided.
M M THIUT 1
M organ Charges
TV A ’s D irection
W as D ish on est
, ailed to am plify previous tharge*
ugemsl two other T V A directors,
'*1*
29 s
9|
J.l'l
(
1\
J
t.v
t
1
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7
n
H
Ui
11
Ii
I *.
11
l.
I **
Heard At Hearing
iiiunl"' in the TVA.
Thu lanky, 54 year old Mnigan.
t,
i;n
T
d
H
f
JL
S«iiiiVf*r*|
Hanford
Miiiift*"
Hauf'M'l
Hi rifoid
“ C’ollusior\, Conspira- l*ail|a
nHn
O.MismunajfiMncnt” tOi'ni'Vd
1 blf 1*ft14
* »| litJiiNitii fnt
W A S H IN G T O N , Mny 2.V -(/?’) l,<tTi*wun>l
— Arthur K. Mnrgan uu<tt*d thmr* l-lke M ltfl
Altarn»nl"
man nf thi* Trnnrupo V*ll»*y AuKiirFit l i t )
tbonty, ihnrtfnl h*i*fiin* u von
Slavla
it 11*»9ioiiil invrdii,'41i 11if r 0111111it t »•** F«*rn I*wi k
toddy Ih t l thrrt* lut* let'll ‘Vol- tlaetolM
tlrsr l.okiliiRion. oirmpirury ami ummamitfr
2"
11
31
Cl
ft •
City Total
t'nunly Total
tin n d Totul
un "honest administration of ihel
great public trust". The utlu-r d i - 1
rector*. H , A. Morgen ami David |
K. t.ilienlhal, wvru tu In- heattl
later.
In a packed Senate committee
room Morgan charged the uthei
two director* hail been re*|Hin*t
hie fur “ inaccurate and Iim n p re
seiitilive r*purt* to the Pn»lrlent, Cungreu and the puhllr",
ini*msnagcm«nt uf the power |irogrem and mblsading accounting
and p u b lb lty tn reference to the
power “ yordetick".
Morgan charged that the oih“ r
two slirwetor*
paiticlpnlerl
in
falsifying * r o f 't l on TVA ne
gotiations for pur'h«»rt of utility
properties owned hy the I'ommunwealth and Ho'llhcfn fo r Por
ration, llo *»ld they made a "peribttrrnl attempt" |n to n v in '" the
public tha u tility "was arbitrarily
refusing to sell it* properties.'*
Hanford
Saaford
Monroe
Hanford
Hanford
Paola
Oviedo
fienava
Chuluota
Goldenrod
Longwood
Lake Mary
P u rcell, o f F o rt M*wd«, btiaioeaa AI>amon4a
m anager.
Forait City
E ith e r W hitmore, o f LakaUnd, Slavla
waa valedictorian, aad W brren Kara Park
Osceola
*
, * o w r s u s s , wa* h i x s w i b s a t . Bear Lake
gradaating aierciita far the r w 1
CHy ToWl
cord clan of l i t . MU*
received her degree
Counly TMal
Uuda and won tha Rplvay
•hip medal.
Grand T ate!
li l t TIIM r
Hanford
Hanford
Monro*
Hanford
Hanford
I'an |a
Ovlfdn
4*
Phulilnta
(loldrllr'Hl
Ia>n**'"«l
U k r Mary
Altimonii*
F n r**i Pity
H laila
Frrn Park
n *rro la
Itra r Mk#.
Pnuntv Total
flrsnd Total
0
2
%
y
.1
8
•2
&
e
fc
231
275
7fl
133
HiU
53
HW
HW
27
04
71
‘23
2U
44
4M
23
a
u
39
14
S
1
IA
•l
3
3A
4
I
II
7
1
9
10
11
l>
13
14
IS
1«
2KJ
31*
PJ
133
4>l
53
3(1
I3J
K\
M
31
>a
3d
37
33
iu a
747
W73
’I
11
o \i<- Putin
ntruoihf ot
Ititdlil, wit.9 p»F•lit M.
I'o rtin
it ly mo ri* lh%n
I' lv r I tagh11
JmlgeThomas Wins
Ofcr Toni Watson
I VI K . a f l M
It.I.K ,
»l i )
2i
‘.IT
i ii'U P Jmlu.. Kl« j ii Th'iinUs uf
|li, » li'Ui-,. ul
-■1 l" M Pu-r* ** ,*
l'i FI..... 11 D'-m,.. i .it i i .,i , ttv yutir
in,. Court,
t Mil
71 \ 1. 1 m nn iliu s ' p. rii.iu.■in,
D m tliu ii.i
llll'l' I f ul>*
- - "'ril'iy 1*
u flu lut r.u <
Hill
. I " ■ 'n, Thumii*
iiiiu ifl piu" ,
11;
i
it ,;:.
I,. M i I l •I III | * III.Mi III, 00*1
llll'l J I ■-IV W *• ' l l „r T.iniiut.
it I t it Florida'*
Tin- i
, «iite n .o iiM t l i t .
n n ,
|.i
I*
» „i \ \ ,i ... 10*1.1 UV
1
i<i|| ti
T li
turn, r-ii »•> mi iiMiiiil in **K'* 11*«ti «ir*I Thom,
n ai II v i i i lii tli* *• WiHiwm
1 ®
ii
cm t ^ li'i d ul i»»it
i* "
• I*-* n»*r»
County ( ’ommissionor
trity Total
Supreme Court
121
i;t
Isj
sol
201
21
IU
•i'i
:t2
r»
n il
*i
T.
■(X
12
.’**
21
12
21
u«».rtrd the latter hart not given
■Faina Chiltvndan
and
L ic y
S m ith o f Hanford were hom onl
M a r* than a agora o f o lh tr
ah u fth and civic le a d e n took their
ta rn a t tbo above! In a c b i i l o f
cltrue tre e * which cover
r f the M -e e re compaa. Dr.
Ladd M. Sy lv ay , eom p'eting hi*
year a* p m id a n t of
County Commiitsioncr
i
I
>
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDM vSDAV, MAY 25 . 19.1M
TO Are Killed
r
NOMINATED
■
'
IM r* *n
Czech Tension
Aggravated By
Nazi Tributes
Vi,-*-
AN INDKPKNDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
1
VOLUME XXIX
»
J e r a ld
MrKin* (
_____
Seminole form I y Prndncca
More Fruit Anil Vettrlnhles Than Any
Similar Area In America
1
Sanford la Ha (Mr Central
Florida CHr Affordlai Rail, Highway
.
Aad Water Transportation
•
l
IA
w
l*
:iA
t
r,
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7
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1
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• 12
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ii
‘ 15
t*
-
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i *H ii"ii
i h*i
« »v»‘
fin*
172
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yi
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In
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21
11
13
35
n
mi
•n.|»>rift' iii
••f
*hn
| "17 qtin|»f|**<j
j 1"■■ti f'■*it |»I *riu IiHil nil
21 . rtUViirt. TM
H**i*rV
D
•fat iit'd*1* 'it** • ■!•'»* 't v r
*li. In i* •*! iiii»»f(»ria|
i Uil' r
'272 I *'I *11 it hi ili»» r»»»* f•»r nnitllfilL*
•l««r«e*|
21 ttrrf) f*»
1 f * r M *i \ Will . lb ».f I lift Fnilrlh
•*» K|"I I.l t VliWlft'l
Th»* ml*, w i i f*4iinun
'21
prrrinr.l4
1 ? nn I 1 'ik r 2*» '*-''- in
r.'i nf lh" illn tri*».
T i t " n f f m '• 11 * 'M ini w iH in* IU j|*»
i. i
£»1 nil tflltui* lr *|f rkt ti fMl I |fl* I'ldril III
11 lh(* i|i»nff|t i*l r' p'*rid, H«»*h Hl€il
Tfi**
Thf»in4.ii*. wi-fit Mi iiui-ifi i
.’l l W iiG iiii («» *' ihui t lh*i r.tily sUtn*
121
ii<
ir»
ii
7m ,
531
ISt I
Cl2*
Vetfi Urged To Attend
Memorial Day Service
All veterans, regardless of » f.
filiatio n, were
urged
today by
m embers o f the newly formed nr.
g a n lia tio n . Veteran* o f Foreirn
W ar*, to attend tha ip e clsl me
m orial aarvIce* a t tha F lr» t Cuhg re g a tlo n il Church, Sunday, May
9 9 a t 1 1 :0 0 A . M.
T h e Sp anish W ar Veteran*,
Am erican Legion, and Veteran* of
*For*lgit W ar* are planning l a a t
tend In n body *nd th a t* not a f
filiated warn requested to attend
w ith lha organisation o f their
choice.
V eteran * o f Foralgn W ar membar* w ar* notified th at their reg
u la r m eeting nig h t* will b» the
039
fourth Monday* of
439 each month In the Legion Hut.
T h e ir n eat m eeting w ill be June
1077 U ,
W lllfl
«’ l* t| l* *4t . *
Williams To Attend
Committee Meeting
Vull"
W llltuini, rn iirrr np'liul
ri.inriMlt'-'iuiiM fr'Mii this district
»n<l Mrs. Itiswg,* M 'ltu rT - toncrossiunul i-ninmiH«<*wtinian f»r
(his diatrh't will utli'm l « r"osganltatlott nn-piinK ° f tho Fifth
r,ingre**ii>nut district
lumorr'tw
a t Crystal ||lv«r.
M r W illiam * saf.l a rhairm *,*
will ho rlrcli-d and »uinmitteea
named
_
SEEK SOI.CTION
A TLA N TA .
-M h — Routhera
buelnee* and industrial leader*
la s t night in trm ified a drive tn
solve D iale's roltu n pr*d>.'rm by
increasing
eon*umption— rathar
th an tha New Deal program u l
cu rtain ed crop*.
,
LOCAL WEATHER
a rf *■#1
F o reca st- P artly cloudy. local
abow ara Thursday and In
and w a it-cen tra l port tong (Oa!
^
w!
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iFs Romance In Them Thar Hills!
PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF MAY 22
A T T H E H IT/.
*how al l:U0 u’cloek rvery day
Sunday, Monday— Clark Cable, Mjma Loy, Hprnter Tracy
In "TE S T F L IG H T "
TuratUy, W*diw«d*y — Jsn* W iihrn In "KAHt'ALij." Added
Jimn Ulondrtl, Mrlvyn Itmi«ls» in Tbere** Alwaya a Woman."
Thursday, Friday— The R ill Cro’bers, Toliy Marlin,
forle W tdTir in “Krn’urky Moonshine" AI*o H»dit* EvaV
John Dolca in “SINNERS IN PARADISE."
Sa'urday— William Doyd ( Hopalony Cami.ly) L'lnrtncd
F.. Ualford'a "H E A R T OF ARIZONA." Al*o Jackie Cooper in
"BOV OF T H E STREETS ’
A T T H E P R IN C E 8 H
S inday, May ZZ-RIcharJ Dii In “ D LIN D A U D I." AIm
Ruck Jone* in “IIEADIN EA S T." ,
Friday, May TT-SpetUl Bookta# T H E ASSASSIN OF
YO U TH ." AdulU only No children’* tlekrt* told.
Sa'onUy, May W -T A R O L E D T O D IE" and "M IDN IO IIT IN TR UD ER ."
“ Sinners In Paradise Is’ 'Film 01 Primitive Emotions
dome*
toft »p»ken.
epokeo, p i p i i u i
Jsm«* WkAM,
VM M , tbp soft
an'lrie ilr v t t i
'he
CharliTT*
■
he acmto
e erpiocea
ib*
K tT rt each
aneb u
ma*i
trpioces *•
» * Wjrnirr, has 6een perfectly cue!
“"Show
Show Bsatr
Booli" "The
Invisible a* I h« rich huh.
"Th i
tovialble
blonds
blond* KniDafcman
Englishman wbe
* b e ass
U i yhyn
ghtrn pompou* senator and
Man" ond “> r * n W * ln " baa A^l.
cd another triumph lo that thinin# n » : « ‘ wli% “Slmjera In Paradire," a Ultimas! picture which |
rhowi licit Tboraday* aad Friday
o.‘ the R ill Thruire. *
j
The first underworld act av
The EnjtUh are eappore<! to bo
miaiers at aUppmaiaf their *ma- er lo appear on in y ata#» w*»
lioiu, hut Whala ta U f a inly a "The 6<lck-tp Man" with Rob
maaiiy a* brinsias out emalioMi ert Emmet.* O'Connor, now Ih*
firework* In Vhen, It la a Ion# motion picture world’* most
time afnea'tbp acreen h*i pre- famom policeman. In the title
role. Thi* act even preceded
rrnted rucb a diaplay of priniitire Rive and Ral« *a Whale that drama of former day*.
"WHhdi tba taw ."
h»j brcishi mf.
After a reej ar ao a ' In'ertatln#
Bo O'Connor waa lb* (hoaction la (n'roduea Uie charac* etra’a first #*n f»t*r, b*for* ba
I he mala drama of "Simwn became tbe lovable l#w anTHE RASCAL AT HER WORST AND BEST •*r*,
In PsrpdW i*t* under.way with forcemeat officer on lha aer«#n.
the trsah la mid. ocean of a #l*nt Mat itunmar ba spent part of
EOT
(ran*.Paclfi* alrUa*r. T>at epee- hla vacation in Now York, and
•rt-y Tony Marlin and Marjori* Wearer romance L> tb*
tacular plun#* b» flame* ta only while there waa #uaat of bon.
by
‘ af Pollack and Mitchell’* tairat u.ny hit* and lend at.
Ui* begfambiK. Tb* poaeonxm, a « at four banquet* pm
resuiar cfaa* aectloa *f aoeiely, the police department. Alee, h#
II** eoatfial to tba mad an' ic* of
tb* Rita Brolbara In
Includlns a bean* Ifa| aailUonalma, appeared la lesrtetn benefit
nrw tOth Century.Four comely. "Kentucky Moomkin*" *
a diaaatlaflad wife, a bean taun- Performance* during (be u m .
ir y mother, a_ nitntef,' a Monde period.
iambi hi# sjrl(‘ a couple of muniO'Connort current film I*
Done magnstea and ■ puffed up Monografn’k
“ »^ r of
the
politician, drop tbenuelree aahora Street i," .tarring Jpckle Cooon an apparently dssertad Island.
Her* they find a doctor, who
bid-sun b a rm * af fU* to th* proverbial fr*ia|*.
he* fl»d tba ly r ahred of w « u r buf lonery wtU ba anThia aany comedy atari* on a
dtr charts ht ShaosMI. Then bo-l
Tuodday bad W*dn*wt’ / note I null, intraductal Joan Btoa
ibis a drama of tncrsaim# con-1
Rita Tboatra by Colambl*'*
filet that earyiea a kltllas u - !
ikll
**
ta*
n«w
operator
of
tb*
Fa Always a Woman." ■
■penes aa R mount* to H i cllmai, J
■yatorytlaiad roman- defonct prt'ata delecllr* a|*tcy
with Ilf* otter life betas stripped
of
M
r
*l*uth
htabanl,
M*tvyn
O la tbs mad Mid m em
hare of .the protect!*! coallnf of j
Uouslo*. now happily reinaUtml
of T b s Awf*| Truth."
dvIUantlea.
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n
th*
lltslriet
Altomcy'a'ataff.
tbs Ms bSftbso ta lb*
Mads*-Rvana, who has never
And |o. a binder. IKmflb*. **
hetor* looked ao lovely, Ii an
I 'of lM comedy o**ae|t ere tbe ■icaed to *o|r* It. la amaa«J. and
appaalta# fl#ur* a* tb* dleaatla.
wide eyed Joan Mon not at all plroaed. to loara that
fled wife whe fall* h leva with
ad bay cine-married sleuth- hi* MwlkWins yoenl Wife UI
lha hsnnlt doctor, played by John
■poear, Mclryn DoaaU- •orhlns Independently oo tbn'
Boles- Boles fives e powerful
two madcap mi ry mabarr. aelf-aemn myatwry.
(
characterisation aa 'ihla tortured
tbe film *r*r. lech, atock
The rumeJy rUab IM t enaua*'
soul who rites to o fteat aacrtbarrel, aad turn it inlo * •rate* UotsU* tb* nio*t h*f**,e.|
fiee. Bruce Cabot's S*h#et«r la a
funfast. Tb* farcical youruf man in town II* me*t'
properly elale'er flfltre, yieduilly
In which they Mills* a»m obtain u *«*rch warrant Hi*
built up lo nobility by the lev*
to a new peak af *• frl*k hla own apartawnt for n.
of the seat hi In# fill, Marlon
•I aoaaeaee la the k w
Idler hi. wtfn ha* which h«(
Rollins slon|. iteylns s sons. tltt|« Jane Withers has sons Marlin, a daaalln# blonds from
J oes la beblC sebjaclcd |n
Broadway aia#a data an
ileer third desm by " m !* , Alter, Fence. Oral*.
lorilahln# Job tn tSJa chsraCTrr.
t(ot»«ri pais# " oc^ * " Hwbsn and lUbeH Wilcox romance sroimd the campfires,
of berly cop*. At the rn.| Jf*rv4n« c 0v i „
that It mark* from Broadway in b*r acro«a
weary bottra Joan I* cocum top tbn featured player*’ Mat
®w r**1 Mlnevlteh and Ills Cans falsa hlfh-jlnka on thn
I debut In Vahoraal’o "Sinners t>
her "toeawatof*" worn with flawleaa performoncra
highway In (ha film.
fta lot »uima
n__»*
» • riradlao.'
Movie Cop Played
Gangster On Stage
:ry-Tinged Romantic Comedy
Is Barrage Of Rib-Tickling Fun
. -.
“g|
aom-ts o r K ia c T M r
I (last Mltl.nanl
In f.mpliann with lb* ym- lina at n li' *t
- f **w *l»*llrakl« lh*ratn.l order dlacMrgli
nnllrn Ir k m lir | l m
ikat aa Uieeutur
ha* b n i railed sad Or-! Data* ihla lb*
4*1
In h« haM, sad lha Bam*) A U, Ilia
r ill h* ha14 nlibln a*4 lhrou«UMAnTtN 4.
— I >0**UI T bb UrbanI Dlairlel,
Aa Kiacalar
Kaaibnr Tb.aa 111, aamlanla Cobb.:
FltAXIC UK.'
Ir. rinrhla, bbI4 dl.trlrt Ming at*B
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banoa aa U»la4o H*arUI Tag, M T il* t'lMOVI
EUiett
Sahanl Metric!. aa Taancar. May
lilt*
4HU
ilty Co. To Allen I Mo*. ii. m i . (** ib* i*rp*« .*( a*.
in Ann row
trrmlnln* aha (ball ha Ira*!***! TV. nAMU 11A
■"« lb* aaM dlalrlr* lar lha anil* L U U J'UIKCK,
BurraadlBc la* rear*. and Ib* UU.
nawbar *( mill* •( dlalrld arbnal
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la a la b* I**l*a| aad rallactad for CAT! Util INK ft
aarb *1 Ib* aaM yaara.
« . IIAdAM, I
■h* rollonloa named *f# an- feudaala.
yalnlad la an a* Inryarlor* . aiU.
BOTICB
rlarh al lb* pmrlm-li aanrd a lib.
Nut Ire la Mr*
In bald I’peeUI Taa Keltout HI*, dee aad ay rlrl
teles. In hold aaM alartlan:
*ni*r*d la lha
1-ieHart 1
can**. I will al
t-laib^ A J_ MeCaltejr
U||J2lag *aaarl
ln*a*»lnca: T. U *Ar»w etierf. Mr*, will
Libby »v alutlBhl. Ur* d. I.
lot I *1 Die
Unrybr
M aird lu (a 1
Trarlncl 11
Ib* Lit* nl I
Clark Martin Siaaba
duly raanrdad
ta«aarl«r> Aadraw Jakabrla. Hr.
Itaovd* *f h
Uaary* Uartaa, 11It hat I Mlkler,
riot Ida.
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Wa
|b|| "|jag| 11la |||*m
,h,'* "** “ * day of AyrII. lag IM l*a*l h.
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rrnucTK iN . b k u i n o u i c u u n T y . K U d i* i m
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By Pit Kir T. WILLIAMS,
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THREE-DAY HONEYMOON FOR GAB
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When Clark Cable return! from Kansae wl’h a bride, he aaka
hi* boos, Lionel Barrymore, for time off tor a honeymoon- Th* bom
offtn to giv* him three days, and the result la that Cable loses hla
Job. It doesn't affect hi* natural conceit, however, for he Is aura
that ha can get another Job- Tracy hi* loyal mechanic poln'a out
that this won’t be aa^almple a thing aa Gable may\thittk.
_
Show Glorifies Men Who Gamble
. laves Against Designer’s Dreams
Lighton. !o luceetaful with "Cap
tain* Courageous" v i i reunited
lo bring anethir masterful drama
to the 'acreen.
Gable, In 1h* title role la com
pletely Ih* daring aviator. Hla*
Ley la ideally ca»> In n charac
terisation which atlows her to bt
at one* simple and smart, un?
sophisticaled and brilliant. Spent
c*r Traey, aa n rougnnrck, kind
ly, gruff mechanic, “tho' beat hi
the business, •• usual gives id
performance approaching perfec
tion. IJonal Barrymore once mote
demona'retet the artistry which
has mado him a dominant figure
In the world of stag* and screen
for almost thirty year*.
The story, against a back
ground of th* mo*' aprc'aculaf
flying ever attempted, euncerna'B
tiering filer wno, in an attempt
to break the
transcontinental
speed math, lands in
whaatfleld, meets Miss
eerylaa her off a* hi*
Modem motion picture m»ftc
baa brouabt a n«w kind of •*•*
ation film >o the Kfean, otj* that
■loriflei the man who "lay* a
floor In the aky *o that future
genaretiona can go to bod In
■aftty."
It la T # * l Pilot," dedicated to
those men who gamble thilr lives
against tba airworthiness of a
designer's dr«*ro«. It opena to
morrow at Ihr RUi Theatre.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
*pered
nothing In making their H nt av.
Ini loo film In mors .than two
year*, - a saga of civilian flyingThey gave It feur atari In Clark
Cable, Myrnn Ley. Spencer Tracy
and Lionel Barrymore. They pro
vided authentic and realMIc fly
ing sequences which could only
hove been mad* at legitimate **T*
Ing field*. They presented a story,
by Lieulenant-Commander Frank
Waad, which encompassed the Ilf*
of a typical tost pilot.
Tba directorial producing team
af Victor Fleming and Louis IL
balora
emfnole County
Court Records
O. P.
JIBBNUON,
Clark Clraull CuurL
By A. kL WKEKM.
Oayaly Clark.
UH* tl. LKONAnDT.
I.MI.1AIIU1,
bolitllor for Plaintil f.
• • • and have
money left over!
bOTICK OP m K C T IO l
In rempllanr* with lha yrnrltian* uf law ayyllcabl* ihnrln
nullra la baraby y ln a that aa
elecllun baa baaa callad bad or*
ilaiad lo ba hale and lha aaWa
will h* bald wlthla aad Ifcruugkout Bnaclul Taa bchool LllalrWI
Number T « o 111. Samlaola Coualy,
Florida, aald dial rial balaa alav
known aa Loogweod lyarlal Tea
a.hu.,1 DUlrlet. «a Tuaaday, May
II. lilt, far ika yuryoa* of da*
termitilng who (ball ba trustee*
of lb* *•Id district far IM b*at
*******law (era yaara, aad lb*
numbar uf mill* nf district achuol
laa In b* la*lad aad aallattad fur
aarb *f lb* *aM |*M>
Tb* fall*wlgg named ar* *ppalnlad la a*I a* laay«ctor* aid
dark
al lha yr**la*ta named with
■weal la lha lafma af that aarUIn
flaal daara* reader**' an IM IIS in bald Hyaalal Ta* School Die*
day af Mar. l i l t fa that evrtal*
aaana a*adJa* In <h* f*tra«U Court
at BamIn*l* Caaniy. Florida,
wMrala IU>MK OWN MRS* LOAM
mnPORATIOM. la ytalatlff. aad
m tM K rr x i n l a w .aad U U .IM
KIMLAW. hi* Wife, am difeaduta,
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A wise man once 8#id there are two ways to save
money: Increase your income, or cut down your
outgo.”
Mud) as we*d like to, few of us can regulate the
amount bf money we take in each week. But aS ojf us
ut wo spend. And many a family
been made possible by canful
Ki
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m a
I
b.
�. Buford b The Only Central
nrlda City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Seminole County l’rodace*
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than A n j
Hlmilar Area Jn America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
Member Associated Press
Six Killed As
TornadoesHit
Three States
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 23. 10.1S
Interest In
Vote Tuesday
Is Increasing
CARDENAS VISITS CEDILLO’S DOMAIN
19 Injured And Con
siderable Property
Damage Is Left In
Wake Of Twisters
Indications Point To]
Larger B allo tin g
For Various Races
Than Was Expected
Minor Tornado
Hits Longwood
H'lrine ih - : . « i rrw
’m dfrnM.'
inter-**
Its,
Q» •n o ia im P' i h
Tornadoes twisted through
Went Central Texas, South
ern Oklahoma and Central
Arkansas yesterday and last
night leaving six dead, 19
Injured.
Four of the dead were at
Ivan, Tex. where
every
building in the town was
damaged and some 10 per
son* injured.
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Bagwell Attends Petition is Filed
Orlando Parley F or Contiiunce
Of Secretaries Of Market P *
little tornado first struck
near Wlaler Parkj It raised and
struck again In Longvood shortly
afterward, damaging electric ser
vices In there localities, and break
ing limbs from twee, atrewlng the
streets with dabria.ln many In
stances uprooting tree*.
No property damage was re
ported outside o f tho damage done
Ralph Bagwell, »errel*ry of th*
A petition from calory aro«i
i various
nradurln*
Remlnole County Chamber of ...
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Commerce Is attending the an- „ 0|1!1 of
i U ,# .a m ,*
.
nual convention 0 the Florida
J(
wh, thtr 1(w
Commercial Secretaries Assorts
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lion being held *1 tho Cotonlal Celery Marketing Agreement shall
Orange Court Itotel in Orlando,
b* ontinued next year Has tw*n
Fifty-one
member*
attended. r w i t h the aecraiarV of Axrlthe Informal opening'of the con-j c„||B|.e> Counllf Agent C It. tiawvention last night and at least; ^
^
lo4Uy
a doacn other* were expected to
. ,
attend the cession* today.
| I'elitlon. muat Include 25 per
George F. Brass, president ot, rent of the producers » h « man
the Greater Orlando Chamber of produce at leaat It percent by
Commerce, welcomed the Mere0, ,h* crop,
t.rie, *« . buffet supper at lb.
lh. pelHlon be granted.
Orange Court a* the program gu»
'
under way last night.
'hose who vote must be at
In the absence of Harold Cuter least SO pre-rent In favor of ronof Jacksonville, president of the tinuinl th* marketing agreement
Statu Chamber of Commerce, li-1 If the Celery Control Commute"
|. Mossberger of Miami, respond-. is to operate another year.
reading PowcrsWork
To Expedite Peaceful N c g o t i atlons
Schneider Returna
From Meeting Or
State Pharmacists High Court Rules
T a x Is Legal On
C o lle g e Contests
Tribunal Also Holds
S t a t e Employees
Must PayOn Income
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Tb.*
„i*m|.mi>nth|y
«*f
Hi** rlly t’oiiituitdiiin «ill
IcM
in tin* City Hull Dmiiilii l" i’ m
mmt *»t f :W n’rliiiit.
louse Votes to
Debate Wages,
H ou rs Measure
Members FnvorKecall
Despite It I o i* kadi*
Of Rules Committee
of Oily
will h** tri«*4 b^for** Ju*U** Krutk
I< %Mll*’r in o Nt'stiuit nf lb#
Mnni‘ iPi‘ l Court *t tho Foln’o
Htullon lh !» Afternoon
t o*i
o’» loi'k,
Th" regular meeting » f th-’ I'fierrn t
liwal Chapter of IMMolay ,rli I I la liml'ei
sir 11 for umlltit h»a been
|,Md"r, •
poned until Thursday niah'. l><*n
w" '
a ll l..u»»i>n ramirtiluil members IJ,"re fl*'
tmluy.
fl"»l V",(
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Consul Commander Jame,
wage-hut
Sharon will pfeaW* over ihn week-; befur" H
ly meeting of Ihe Woodmen of tho month,.
World tu be hekl In Ihe Ainrrk'sii1 dlflurrut
Legion Hut Tuesday night at M:•>«» during a
o'clock, C. C. Collin* announced i
IVmoi'i
today.
! dent tl«<>
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i»f tho fl
The weekly luncheon of tho
b|M
Junior Chamber of Commerce
........
will be held In the Valdes Hotel |w|> J(|
Tueclay at l l t l l
,h,
dent J. K- Ho"l»rut Jr r»Pori‘ d
today Clyde Ramsey Is chairman
of lh" piotrem rommlllee.
N a V Ill
Future Fanners
Are Given First
PlaceAtTourney
kero daring the latter part of
Joly at tho regular weekly lunchson a ( the Rotary Dub held at tho
Vaidea Hotel today. President H.
H. Oaltman appointed a committoo n mg i i i d af H.B. Pape, W. A.
Laftlag and Martin Brim to inrenUgnto th* gffalr.
Anangeminta far tha annual
bond Tide af tho Betarian* ware
•anammad to the members by
Mr Ik t l BUne, chairman o f th*
Forbad Mat tha party wOi’ salt from
tho Banfbrd Bast Rota* at th*
0 M * p Bridge at ItM a'elock next
TVaradry aftarnsan an the yacht
• reWHL Mr aU mere Mrs to ro In
A M f to tho home of B. F.
■i
rente Bprings Rourhren tick for the
|
Hopes Krighten
;|
For Real
Peace* *1ig S
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Brief commenij on tho eonvention were given by
Riusell
Dymond of Daytona Beach, secre
tary of tha association; John l*
Morris of Miami, president of Ihe
Bout hern Commercial 8ectalaris*,
and James T. Daniels o f Jackson
ville. president of the
Florida
Commercial Secretaries AsaoelaDelegates were gneaia af Bob
Overstreet at Sanlando Spring,
yesterday attarnoon.
M. M Dead*rick of Bradenton
waa selacted to act as program
chairman fat tho absence of Karl
Lehmann o f Tavares who wha un
able to attend
Th* bushoc** sees Ion was sailed
at B;00 o’clock this morning by
President Daniels. Dr- A- Fred
Turner of the First Methodist
Church hero g*vv tho InvoantiMv
Pnsidaat Daniels gave lh# span-
Reports Are Received
ThatGerman Troops
Arc ItcingReturned
From Czech Border
Pull, for th" election will ho
sot up In the ssma pUce, *■ for
the Hist primary, tt * 1 , pointed
out
Itetnrn, i>f lh" etertion wilt Im
tabulated by Tb" Sanford Herald
Snd results In the various rac*,
, : (Tm Uss M n rove ra s n
Trade Body Group Is CeleryA|fr|jf f i » i D<
Greeted At Supper penda On Rererei
a^-By Goonge F* BfMH / ..dumAmoogGaoKM
Yesterday Satolnole county ex
perienced a minor tornado preced
ing showers which came as a re
lief lh a temperature of 38 do-
DLEL FAILS TO SETTLE THEIR QDARRKl
•'an
hOSi1
From Ihn oftire nf County
Jodf* R. W Ware romee lh* an
nouncement that lh* uma In
Whlrh Tolers will tra allowed to
e*at hallot* ha, been lenathened
enmewhat over the previous elec
tion byreoee of the looter days.
The poll,, bo «»M. will onen at
* 00 A. M and do** at 7 It P.
President Latent Cardenas (center, white suit) recently came
Property w *» damaged at Leon 'o the slate eapilol in San Luis 1'otosl, Mexico, to *•* how much
•nil Olncy T«x. and Ads sad Dun- there waa to rumens Saturnino Cedllto, the aula's political boas,
eon, in southern Oklahoma wore w is plr’ tinx reheUlon. This picture show* Cardenas and San Lula
aim hit. four person* ware hurt state leaders leasing the slation.
•t Ada Two were killed, fire wer*
Injured and much property damsired a t Atkins, A n .
,
Temepraturea in the United
Stats* rangsd today from f reta
ins U degree* at Dsvtla Lake In
L. '
Tension In EurotifpEases As
Heinlein Meets y ith Czech
Premier To SMtle Dispute
• rou».~l l„ Ihr thr— remain In*
manly r*—"
1«- du-kt-d In tB"
second Onmofrttrt" prlnv'ry to h*
b»td inmnrrow whirl: mey bring
W* r» vnl*r.» In Ihu polls than
nrldnnlly utp-rt-d.
, Appearinr on lb* ballot in tho,
county rare* are lh- n*m#« of
flenrte II. Rridfe. Jr and John
0. I.eonerdyfor n>nk
nation to (ha Homo of Repre
sentatives In Group I; Fur Coen*
It riiflijgiaaJonar from Di-lrtrt !•
O J 'I'npe and P. I Thrtiher
and In Diitrlcl 4. J. K r*rtin *nd
W. n William*.
Tn Iks only elste-wU" routed.
Wwvn Thome* tt peeking nom
ination for I'Utko of the Slat#
Supreme m arl ever J Torn Wat-
Mercury Soars To 98
Degrees Prior To
I Yesterday's Shower
MApflianaA
Established In 1908
Hardly hsd tha case. bean
brought before
the
Supreme
Court than It other elates Joined
bi th* fight. Knocking a ! per
rent cut o f th* annual football Inearn* would hit school athletic
budgets a hard blow, especially In
those college* which export ot
W a t one annual gam* with an at
tendance o f BOJXW to lOOjDQO and
gate receipts af $70,000 or am
M M ._ . . I I
- a— ■ i W a
a* “
Th* college* stated
that ftotbaB
is an Imporant funellew *d *duaation and thus an esm liat. func
tion s f government, but O m i t
Jadge Joseph C. Hutchanasn af
Bare ton, Tex., dlesentad an hotly
that tha government adopted Moot
o4 bio argument on an WW*nl to
thalopr ere* Court.
Th" monlhty supper nf thCampbell Losslng rust of lh*
American Legion will b* held In
Ihe American Lallon llut tonight
at f:S0 o'clock, commander th
n. Workman announced today
and red11**lad a full attendance
of leionnalre*.
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A romedy by Hagan enllll'd
"One Bunday Afternoon.'' »IU ho
presented by »h* Faderel Tbnatr*
players In Ike Beminolr ' Huh
School aadlWrlaw tonight at l i t
o'clock, a H- McKay announced
today, and Invited parents »n I
friend* o f th* school to attend
the program------- gMhere ha
U . Col. HarryCartoonhfTn*
United Bute* Koval Air Baea at
Pensacola arrived at «h# local
airport Bel*r4*r In tha* lalo*«
type naval p«reult plane to sprew*
Ike weah-end with hie paren'a
on vast F tfit >treat Ha left (ha
alvpori i M i i l s g g o'elock this
morning t*P ll.tntorn trl* (o Pen-
W (M ? k
Lieut.
Carlaon,
petty C
landed a
Saturday
type N v
fig h t fn
r#nMeoI(
#ni| w|th
#Bj |tjIt
|jtul
U tn m
, qua(|ron
, H n #B)
leavefor
duties in
Lieut.
bora eta
b*M In
three yet
tha grou
Tha kw
airport t
a’claek i
LOCAL WEA'
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TH* MlfFOTO ffCTALD, IAHTORD, fLOTIBl —
*>
Sanford Herald
this city nssd* U a tsw
Ho# and do signs. A fow
D Your Bsoflng and llu
I see where Tims
ha* pur
]8ha Literary Digest. It will
■ting to not* whatbsr It
tine for any mors straw
ptT'uink
Ijaa a
get that
f ft lUtte
uT.
little early u u
may m**n It will
looncr.
mOm
f Y, V—
not i « m to be
With the ipcctacle that
made of herutf; may
try to show th* world
la m l revolution i* like.
V J, llsway, former lUpuMlUadldsia f°r governor, who
Income In Gold
-
As gold Is the international yardstick of value and al
ways has been ever since civilization began, it ahould be
interesting to see how tho income of the people of this
country has varied during the past few years, not in dol
lars and cents which often has a more or less fictitious val
ue, but in a given weight of guld which for convenience is
usually expressr'd in ounces.
Pointing out that the income o f the people actually
baa not beAi the samd in gold as it has been in dollars, the
United States News converts the dollar income to ounces
and shows that in 1930 the people had W a real value for
their money than they hAtl in 1932. Until 1034 one ounce
o f gold was convertible into 120.67. Since then each
ounce has represented |35. The way this works out when
applied to the national income is us follows:
Ounces o f gold
192!) — ......
3.907.000.
000
1930 .........
1931 ..........
1932 ..........
k » » * rlo*s dnuugh lo *<sr«
oot of thslr skhy. Is
(Unitrovily j|l at TiT* --- -
1033
3.288.000.
2.588.000.
1.913.000. 000
2.023.OMLOOO
1,■116.00(1,(1110
1.570.000. 0011
000
000
ID M ......X ...
in Lak« sonnty1935 .........
—---- o — ----svsr notlcs that the
1930
.............
1,8233)00,000
pla over here who s««m
1937 ..... „ ...................
1,971,000,000
that a dictatorship Isn’t
1938 (cat.).......................
1,600,000.000
i n th* Y«rr on*# who
In other words If all tho poo pie of tho United Statga
*1 the IpudH1 K we h*d
unUss they could be 111 had received their wages, salaries, or dividends in gold
o '— ------instead of In dollars, their total incom e in 1932 would have
Ukis to run letter* been 1,913.000.000 ounern whilo lit 1936 |t' waa 1,823,000.leaders on Important 000 ounce*. And thin year, If th e utlmalea prove ace
»lions, The only trouble ate, It will be 1.600,000.000 ounce*.
tie many time* a mlly
U
•Y U accompanied by the
'•
"Please don't ms my
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
flabpavult’i strata ry
Mias Katherine Wilkie, arcom- he will 4it*nd th# Southern Proai atying that pit pel tn‘ i sal* o f tho Proa!- panted by her slater, Mrs. W. J. 11ftary and aspocU to ho abaant
■Bod Mper* will go to Thigpen, left Monday for Palatka about two wtoka. •
publw purpose. Why where ah* will take tha Bute axReginald Holly hea roluroad
amkiatlon for teacher*,
frqm Galnoavitla who'r* ha apant
0. H. Wilkinson of Daytour last vrdak with hia aunt, Mrs.
Baarh •pent several day* in tha
Ddrrte g. Jacktan, librarian o f the
rg not m phased with elty last week combining builnaai Law School of tha University of
i and the Seven Dwarf* with pleasure.
Florida.
lad. One eanaor over there
Mr*. R. L Peek and daughter,
Robert Dean* o f tha Naval R*>
pesording ta lha Dee Miaa Helen, left Saturday t n
1Rafts ter, “ would frlgbi-n Mulbagry, whan they will bo tha •ervuo atatlonod at Kay Wset to
gwata of fi lends for several days. homo on • furlough and Ua
IRk bake out of Ha
him and
lira. Georg* Hoy, who has been triepda. are glad bo yee hit
■- Malbabrns Tima*. May ha|
knqw that he le advancing In
feoatfit the witch looked toe oh# of Hanford's charming winter1
wlaitora lyft Saturday for hor Jnile Bom's service*.
Vara Tirhogn left
h o«a U Dougina. Mich.
N » y or thl. week tk.
Anhpx Dickens returned to
BUIo Watermslou Fasti Camp ITfcooley Saturday after *
I bo h*M In Laaaburg. A brief yleh with kia parent), Mr.
^ L . McKenxU,
f m Karl Lehman report* and Mra. J. W. Dlckfoa.
'•M a ty watoramlons
Mr*. K- L MankaU. i n
Miaa
(UW i
In* Mm body, mho ondarwant a
nwjbf up«T»Oo» Apr. s at the Fox
** \ % f gaaOtr |a Draw Sanitarium, St. Ohailti, lib.
** *■
tucldentallyl k « l ham* agabt moah Improved
tn health.
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•JjwvnaN
ro •
,
j at-
Everyone Should Vote
ry ■>!» » «■» n w>l
All rumors to the contrary notwithstanding. The
Herald'll only interest in tomorrow’ll election is to do what
£ll HunUa i>M H
it con in its humble way to get out as large a vote iwi
. IT, in*. •< Ika «*••» o»- powible in on js r.M Assure a complete reflection of public
• t a ln i r iM U i. aaiw I sentiment a n j 'f i B s n n t e e that whoever is elected to
the various o flflP fe n d e r consideration Is the choice of at
least a m njar^M H m C people.
■OLLAKO U OMAN
Mila*
There I* A (P H H c d in g e r connected with thin primary
D C U — la a la m la a a tn
anil that
comparatively few voters will go
m i c u m o n *ATU ^ ^ t6 the pdlA'
imary and a short ballot is not
to get out a large vote par*«.ts|one ordinarily
■Ika
and file of the people. However,
; 5 t£ ticiilarly am
such circumstances, the political
- »*-**) as is always
J machines will
and ran easily determine the
all those with no axes to
itlna mm4 M tlm •* mitrome of the
I f* f I N f i f f as ml
to the |tolls.
*4m will N sbirfH ( m grind take the tnkit
idfsvlUtaii rales.
there is only one slate office
In tomorrow^!
,B particularly Important one. The
at stake. Hut
4h Cm um f Nfr*
ip u t« tH* i a i Wu i composition of the Supreme Court, whether state nr fed
|4v«HIsI b# OlflsM srt eral. Is of paramount importance to the people at this
It l i t itaiM l elf I**
mmmtry w|lh pHm Ih I time. It is essential that men of sound judicial tempera
Ti mm It C klu |« i t l Haw
ment and with hrnad knowledge of the law be named to
these high courts.
IN 9t Tk«
* ■
Candidates for justice o f the Supreme Court in
Ip tialiIN V# Group 2 arc Judge Elwyn Thomas of Fort Pierce and J__ tlCnriM Tom Watson of Tampa. This is the runoff election in the
a"JU S
group from which Senator Futch o f Lake county
eliminated
in the first primary. The Senator received a
* S i & . ,ah ia< aUe
large vote, not only in this county but also through
out the state, and how his following votes tomorrow will
«DAY, MAY n. IIU
doubtless determine the outcome of this race.
Other races on the ticket include the State Legisla
I VERSE FOR TODAY ture m Group 2 where George IL Bridge Jr. o f Longwood
Is running It o ff with John G. Leonardy, following 'he
COVE BLESSES
elimination of the incumbent Representative Gordon Bar
IANTLY s They shall
nett: and two seats on the Coun'y Commlaaion for which
alter the memory of
ruTan'.tai
o. J. Pope Is running against D. L. Thrasher and J. E.
I goods***,“. and
and
shall
*tng
.ball . t a g ............
Williams.
TtghUouaneaa.— Psalm*! Partin Is opposing W. B
All three of these offices are Important to the peo
ple of Seminole County. A State Representative is *n
to vota In tomorrow's important fnctor In deciding the trend of State legisla
tion and nlso in securing the enactment of necessary lo
cal measures: while the County Commissioners are prohR*l h« teag bsfor* tbs hur- nblv tho most Important elective offices dealing dlrectlv
Uoo will m*ka this With the problem* of ‘ ho peoolc and having to dn with
kt look llks a wwt btmkat. such maHers'as taxation, roads, and so forth whtch Imme------- a-------- —
din'clv concern them.
am* boatta an Intrrais In
And so The lleratd urges evervone fn vote. Vote ns
•Its of from 8153.385 In
>t« M0B.14I at th* present won nlnnse, to borrow an expression from the Jsycees,
; VUsIda grows.
hut vote.
and Do Something signs
.
than skywhart . ie r g i.
Billy Warfan Knight
!B & th o wash-end in Saaford,
ol Mr. and Mr*. R. A*
, Bergi. Knight f
tha a'vtaUon awtion of
■ua aooompanled from
by hi* yonafer bratk.
Knight. Jr.
W. Mateo* o f Louise,
In tha oil# today and
STRANGE AS IT
SEEM
For tu t to proof i
’ reply.
C F T tflH MUCH /
(T O O K N o T lK Z j
AX t
S fe iy ,
iW o c f A I W - -
GMfft Vt 4&lGfc AMP
m o -H e m v h u m m
s m b us:
-.
F ra n c ? )
M M M M tM m rioNo m etoost wKTiH6Hctwt
f a IfWttRKflqHf
7
Ah Arflicit iMUtftaff
OH C M f R t t & P f i R , 6 M
15-75-38
RWlftoArP UNIT IN
Pays 40 Percent
F or Extra Needs
About Half Of Expen
diture Allotted To
Old Affc Assistance
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May JO
— Mu.c than 40 per ernt of tho
expend Hurra of th# Ktato Welfare
go for purposra other than
^
>
ih* m
il,
adrninUtntlion
of old age aatancu, according to figures
rngde public hero today at state
.lioldqi
,holdquarl>rt
by Clayton C. Codwalfara cvmmia■tlallc* show that slightly
10 per trot o f th* cost
administering the old te
program and that the
U\ dhtributod among
the M other agaaciea MTVad by
th# beard. On* of tho major
Ham* of - ef pease relate* to th
WPA, NYA 'bad CCC. In tha for•atecwy.jmploynmnt Is pro
vided by tho Work* Progvew Admteiatration
• f Ua appHcaah'haa heea certified
by welfare bodrd. workers.
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
ty JOB
h BMMKUXB
\
ST. AVaUSTINE — HISTORI^ which culminated In the pt|U|«
St. Aniw»tl»« )■ known s»ner*lty. of the bill No ono is Boti de
es Uo oldest city In tho United lighted than * 1 The bill most
St*too. <»)«•(■ don't toll Now bw signed by the Proeldeni beBaytns that I «a|4 this! Tb#| tore It become* a law tnd may I
city I* MW pushing a program of. Inform my friends in advance of
fa
Welfare Bos^d
>"V*
R*«- U. S. PoL OC
fftfTRtJrmH
WEBTINOIlOl’SE AIR BRAKE..
It look ■ two-dollar msgsilne
•uhscrlptlon In the hands of an
inventive young man to create
unp of th* grcsUst benefits to
isfcly in rsllrosdlng ever achieved
—the pneumatic sir brake.
fleorgp Wcitinghmi** waa Ihe
young man In queation. H'lth a
natural br'nl for mvclunical lnventtvenasa in hplp him, VV’eatltighotxe built it fortune on an idea—
Inrplred in an almost fklion-llke
msnitpr.
•
, .. m » u
Wrstlnxhoua* waa working in
hia father'* «hop ana day, hie
mind as uaual preoccuplod with
*n idea. This time it wn» an Ido*
fur «lop|ilng Irilm rlukVIy. Ho
bad n-renlty Imirncyrd by lra<n
from Schrncbtady to Troy, and
had been involved in a loennolivu
Colliiinn. Thr engineer* had not
been aUlo lo atop their trains
•»-■ » ■>W .i -r*"-*JVV - * .VSi
quickly enough.
Weollnghouse cunl-idered and
Ipjreted almoit every typ* of
mechanical braking iy»tcm» that
enlared hia mind. Thus occupied
at noon hour, Westinghouse was
approached by a young woman
•citing msgaaino subscription*. If*
was not interested and tbs girl
turned sway disappointed.
Waitlnghoute relented, pulled
Iwn dollars from hia pocket, and
look a three-month^ subwcrlptun from bar ouk of kindneu.
Some day, ho felt, ihla good turn
plight be repaid. Ha scanned tho!
•ample rosgatlas aha had given
him. Suddenly his eyes focusard on
Sn Illustrated article.
It described the building of tho
Mont Ccnl* Tunnel, then being
drilled in Swltierland. The article
^ald that compressed air was uicd
to operate a rockdrill, 3,000 feet
ilialunt from
thee compressor!
Wr.tinghuase was elated. Her*
was the very power he needed
for his air brake!
In the autumn of 1888, not yst
33. Westinghouse and an assist
ant built a working modal o f bis
air-traks ayitsm. He persuaded
the Panhandle Railroad to allow
him lo make a demonstration on
ono of their trains If ha natumad
all rcipentiblUty. The trial m i
a iucccm.
restoration which ahould tag *ifell in Inter*«t la* restoration
program at Williamsburg, Vir
ginia which waa supported by the
Rockefeller roundauni The * t
Augustine restoration program of
course has the »jtnp*iiic tnl*r*»t
o f the Oaraegle InsUtate. It was
my pleaeUf* t° Introduce hi th*
interest -of ft. ASguitla* a bin
authorUlng the UnttM
States
Mint to Issue coin* serimssnurat■ng (ha beginning el |bl* bistort
cal restoration program. Senator
Pepper b>* Introduced th* MU ta
the Senate and t! la our tope
that if w« da net gat i> passed
thl* year that « • ahall get favor
able action on K o*U «a*ak>n.
TWO SPLENDID MEN:
The
only thing that shadow* the OT*r• hetming victory accorded Sen
ator Claude rep par **, May I t*
h the fact that Florida k>*t
of the most brilliant mind* In the
lletHa ot Representative*
►••or Pepper la yosng, aggrntalva
and tatalllgant. It ha ahpuld stay
In the Beoate Until he r«aeha«
the agn tbit 8eh*tog Ftetcher
atlalnwt. he would hara a record
ctoaa ha thirty Hr# y*an. Hia
seniority wggJd main much |a
Florid* a* did Senator Fletcher'S
Mark Wilcox * » » highly t*
spotted m the Houag'. passed im
portant legislation |Bd wta of
great help to CoBepHtoo* and
leader* m drafting bUI* of nstlonal
Import
RegardUaa
0*
whether we agree with hi* *!*w*
we must admit that be never
baellated to expree* hi* frank
opinion. In tala Instance wo wen
end IOat
DON'T THROW BTONE8: Big
John Bull certainly gave little
Meilco a terrtbl* raking over the
eoaU because Maaico was In » r
rear* for tkr«* annual huta)l
menta on Brltlah claims growing
out of Meilco'* ot»il wan amount
ing to about one hundred thou
.sand dollar*. Maaico vary proper
ly replied In effect that people
in glasa houwa shouldn't throw
atooeu saying that “ powtrtul
•1st** having at their command
abundant resource# * « n » not
paying au of their blHe.'’ Ttat
any eppltcaDona that I ahall have I
nothing ta do with the appoint- •
lag of the committee or with the •
employment of clerks. There will
not be many lo be employed.
U f a hope that totoi day final
reimbursement wm he arcom- ,
Pitabed.
APALLINO: There h*a been *h ‘
epidemic of the Intermarrying
of white Women and nearo men
and the apsllln* feature of this ’
la that in moat cases the women
c n « f from socially
prominent ‘
f.imllle, No <me with common
ms* could help but feel that If
this should continue iber* wool 1
be an amatimmalloa of the two
race* The result* of aueh amal
gamation would not be the up
lifting of the lesser Intelligent
but the palling down of tbs mure
Intelligent r«c*. If we could have
a few more bills ae foollih is the"
Aall-lynching bill even the in
telligent whit* people wilt begin
to think that the negro la th eir^ k
equal In every reaped.
W PA PROJECTS: I have re- '
eetved gottes* o ( the approval uf
the followIng WPA promts: Impiova Bay Street In Ike city o*.
St Augustin* In th* amount of
IJ .IU ;
Construct addition to
Mellon lllkh School building in
the city of pulalka In the amount
o f M I.MS; to provide employ
ment (or ipredy persona In th#
preparation'and eervlnl of ichool
lunches to bo furnished without
cod ;tfl steady children In Sum
ter County.
C IVIL SERVICE
EXAMINA
TIONS; 1 am .pleased |o an
nounce the following diamlnatIon:
Draatetidbk (unsaiembiad) in t o
• y*ar and application* mud he
on file with the secretary. Board
of V. S. Civil Servlco Eiamlner*.
U. B. .Engineer Offtce, Jackson-vine, not |at*r than June 1*. 'M ;
Palntpv's hslpor. • 1 S20 a year,
applications moot be on file with ,
the Civil Jmrvlea District, New
Post Office
Building. Atlanta.
OOOrglA net later the# May 18
k. N. NIPPER
the Westinghouse hrake, and lha _* htll^ha* passed Ik# Hanat# and
Representative)
young inventor gained flnaneial •he House of
OF ALL KINDS
oueeaaa. By the fall of 1HS1, six Providing that a committee be
phew# ato-j
Ihouiand five hundred and flfty- ■el up an4 directs the Deport tie ehtmetfe * . •
nino locomotive* were using his ment ol Atrlculiuta ta make a r •" "in n »a.V..iJiii-Mill.*— "7.;
brakes and 30,080 cars wan survey of the resulting losses of
tho Mediterranean Fruit M r cam.
equipped with them.
Tomorrow! Blraageat Wedding paltn- This bill hM passed tha
Benata one* or twice before but
Dr roe.
. .___________,
n*a never ■ucceaifxl in tbd
llousa. Con«roa*m*n Hardin Pet
O'MALLEY GOES BOMB
imagination, the popular Impruserson re-lntrodaced tha bill St
•ion axlats that tha State Welfare I
lb* beilnolag of tho Tlth ConBoard spends practically all tho | MEXICO CITY. May S3.—W
money entrusted to It for this one1— Owen St- C. O'Malley. British oryaa and tarty tn Ibta aetalen
purpose. Thl* idea la entirely Minbtar who waa recalled by hla be and I. with tha *t*1iUoc* of
erroneous, as the
breakdown government afire Meilco severed tha othep m*mben* of tho Flori
show*. The Welfare Hoard is In diplomatic relations with Otait da delegation, pat on a
■Sh S m m h b b m r
vfflct a general stats welaro Britain. I*D Mexico City with hla
agency that handle* all welfare daughter recently to return to
work administered directly by England.
tha Italy and faderal government
Jointly".__________
M c L e ^ r 1»,U *
ESTATE RBV BALED
MIAMI.
May 33.—(A^^Jame*
11. Nunnally, founder of a largo
Heulhem candy
manufacturing
firm who died al his'Miami homo
May ft loft an estate of *3.380,000 It waa •revealed recently
vraan hla will w*e filed in Pro
bata Court-
�& & .. »' f t ‘ 1 . a » 1 a .
■■
B B —
, M A Y IS,
1938
Social And Personal Activities
GENE MARTIN LAKEY, Society Editor
Social Calendar
M O N D AY
Mildred N it M rC n r nil] pr“ ,,,nt
bar music pupil* in ,i ii-ilin l
lh « W o m iii'j Club
h(
it X no IV M.
Th e public it invlt».| In alien I
Bishop Leete Speaks
Here Tuesday Night
T h « r i m Methodist Church is
bavin* an Ald*r|atft Cnmaiemura
lion Sei-rlco Tueaday Night, M ir
! t at X 00 o (lock, relebrutlng 'He
two hundredth
an n ive ria n
,.f
John Waalcy’a "heart warm ing'
experience
M r Wesley described hi* ec
Th e
will perlenee In the follow in* «o n l»
M t « l al il.e name ol M ri C C. "In lha eveum* I went unwillm*
B r ills on I’alnieilii Avenue ut ly to a society In Al ler*gui,vaa
reading
Si*« o'clock Th e r" will be ,i ml*. Hlreet, hare one
edll»n*ois shower for tho U»m* l.ulher’a Preface to the Kpi.llc
to th« Romans About a qun ii-r
at thla time.
before nine, while he
was d«
Tbe I’hllulhe.i rln«,* n( Kn vt
scribing the chan*e which fist
Freabyterlan Church « ill hold ,ia
works In the heart Ihrourh fadli
regular c|»** parly Tii*-*iluv nigh*,
In I'hrlatI felt
my
hc-:i|t'
al S On o'clock at I lie home of
"tr«n*e|y warmed. I felt I dot
Mr* W< D Hofmann. 5.10 \a
trual Christ, Christ alone tor .al
leocia Drive, San Lmi'a
vatlon.'*
Thla experience of John Wee
' W EDNESDAY
Th e Woman’* Benefit Bridge lay’s la conaiderad the foundation
Parly will b« given at the Cham- of tha Methodist movement .ip I
b*r of Commerce
Budding
at la bain* so celebrated throushoui
Ut* world by Methodists and oHi
> :I0 o’clock.
er faith*.
The Woman's Missionary SoBishop p. b Leate. one 0t the
ctaty of the First
Methodist
lurch will hare an all-day r e n t . bishops ol lbs Methodist chureh.
g beginning at 10:00 A. M , at will make the principal address
A quartet
tha church annex. A covered dlah her* Tuesday night
composed of Dr
Itucker, Mr
8hlnhola*r. Mrs lla rlln and Mrs.
fitaala w ill sin* lb , first hymn
composed by Charles W aslty and
other
Wesleyan
hymns.
Tbe
church (oln * public la cordially
Incited to this aervlce.
C U B IC
*
Times
Federal Players To
Present Play Tonight
‘ Lio n e l
Hearted by HCTM f U
a^CUqjbAmyo-^syc
Tuesday—Wednesday
Tha last of a scries of dramas
presented at the Seminole lli*h
School throughout tho year by the
Federal Theatre players will he
presented la the school auditorium
tonight at 8:15 o'clock.
Tha play tonight is a comedy by
Ilagun entitled HO n « Sunday A f
ternoon".
Th a plot might bo aumnisriieil
about Ilka this: B iff G rim e . (T y
lar Carpenter) , inherently lova
ble and decent though always too
impulsively ready with his fists,
loved tha glamourous but selfish
Virginia Brush (M eryeda Green);
IffBElT VILCIII IlugoBam staad (W illia m Orrison)
A H O m O A W O -l weak but unscrupulously ambi
tious also svmnted V irg in ia ; thy lit
# -•3 its A m y Lin d <Ruth d a r k ) had al
ways understood and worshipped
Biff, but was aaeratly agonised by
hla blindness to Vfrginla’a trans
parent purpose*.
Hugo, however, wins wealth
and position and V irg inia, coats
B iff his Job and brings him to disgraca. B iff
marries A m y and
finally achieves hla deatrs to be
came a dentist, but secretly harbore a lingering affection for V ir
ginia and a lasting resentment
against Hugo. Returning years la
ter, Hugo comas, unknowing, to
Biff for a tooth extraction, and it
is on thla aeana tha play opens.
With H u g o unconscious from tho
dentist'* gas. Biff haa hla longsought opportunity for ravenga;
but not until the epilog la It re
vealed how tha opening scans w ill
turn out.
WITHERS
RikSC
lit?
ALS
luncheon will be served.
TH U R SD AY
M Us Margaret Davis will pre
sent a recital of har piano pupil*
cn Thursday evening at 1:13
o’clock at the Woman' Club.
F R ID A Y
The N- deV. Howard Chapter
of tho Unttad DaagbUre of >b*
Confederacy will moot at tho
homo of Mrs- Claud* Herndon
Magnolia Avenue, at 1:30 o'clock.
n o t ic e
o i
B
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B
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'
Tha all-day mooting o f l(m Woman’s Missionary M a t y of tbs
W i t Methodiat Church wtB U
bald 0t tho church oh m s , beg ta
li log ot 10:0® A. M. WW aoaday Instood o f nt tho homo o f Mrs. 8.
Mrs. B. K. Merritt. MYa. B. K.
M e rrill, Jr., and Miss Evelyn Mcrrit, of Macon, Ge., were guests
recently of M r. snd Mrs. T . C.
Carlson and family.
M r and Mrs. Ham Fleischer and
daughter, Phylila, spent severs'
days here with Mr. Fleischer's
molher.
Mrs. J.
Fleischer, en
m ule from Sarasota to
Macon
Ga.
M r and Mrs. H arry Lee and
children, M r. and Mrs.
Walter
Bach and son, David; Miss Evalyn
WiTkerson,
and Misa Ca'harlno
White spent the
week-end
at
Daytona neach in their traiaraAttending Ihe liaccalaureale refmon of Southern College given
yesterday at the College Heights
Methodist Church in luikelaiid
were: Mrs. E.
[>. Chittenden,
Mrs. J. N . Durden, Mrs. E. J.
Routh, Miss Laura Chittenden,
Misa Edna Chittenden and Miss
Ethel Riser.
Mrs. H a rry llereen slid Mrs. II.
B. Tope ware in Daytona Beach
on Friday. Mrs. Hareen was (h r
main speaker at the meeting of
the Daytona Beach Garden Club,
using as har subject “ Palms of
Central Florida", ami showing
fronds of aach specimen from
Sanford gardens.
Th a 0-G G irls onJaring a ho"*<’
party at Daytona Reach at Ihn
Minnehaha Cottage during tho
week-end war*: tha Mlsasa Mary
Lodge, Nall Stewart., Jessie Dur*
den- M * rr
McRoyy,
Elisabeth
Pippin. Ellen
klsrlwether and
Lillian Cameron- Mr*. J- Eat rids*
chaperoned for th# house party-
Star Brand
SHOES
I L M I* S M
L M it M t
| I . U t* M ®
W vam i
LIS *• T-U
Girl* .
IAS U I
CklUreB
143 U
W * 8task All W U U a
ness to work on the purl ot tb*
men t sused tho rlub's plane to
’•fart, away lnto the thick of tbs
smoky evening." The women will
carry on. it has been report*-1.
V
\f I M M
Ml
r r e sr C tn ru L O
d O a 2>.
,d o > .
•6 A N O S P U W *
iiui'.*
jk1»*Ai iv«*
nf
PklU lic.ih'T-
'«
Mis-
{
m-ijirr publics* ion a o t th** - ' ( I
ot
-to m o kaw -
Ut.llin* Colh'iT** u',' , Vlil1
m in ty , | I’ o *!■f ' l tit'll** i h
’ he fttllr^l ftT Id of the
will be crown .( A V reel tUnc* r.wh »«■*• ili.it Mi
•I* ' M' b
will follow . 41ol -®ft r 1hut ihere the
i f lu!
will he ii fin WHI k-d 'll* pi SIy. And Mu ,
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Ihe tiny m il > 111 Yh l>ll 1he I i'jil IVAI III. i
•kt? t ount ry .If) o.|
hull ut »h*- * Ucf
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lU illd in g
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1c;i (ini'*w|s J.'ic
fur <ho IvCcsburiT
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FW tival, as nuthnrd by H
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H a m * , ffeneral chairman, nn*l his
jin ^s .
p rovid e
for
H
t All
«l*»>
nf rnttfrtAinmenl.
from a
Die VrncMan
nn
jiailt lisps, in (hi* murniiiir Mi Mir
off H1ut I W iPrrm Hoii F r^ ti' al Ho II
in hi»nor of 1br i | u i cn of Mu* day.
n( mirhi
Follow in if the
skrri
♦h rrr wilt Ik* wuM*r fuihu ln*lvbri*n
Mm* L' i I ' I ia Hti*l Igrrshiirif ( i f t|
I'a rh iirn h ; it p«*rmjr »iM l Moil*,
.uni wiMi thrri*
Ksmh H'»-»h»i»ll.
Mr» W aller
Coleman*'inl"
chairman, presided o*fr tlto ahtifl
business session when e.m.t.lera.
Fu-wlin hM'l Lri'shurg |tti»1j'i|vn
tlOn we, given tin. Circle » Itmjgal
uiLr Thi* Im ih Ia will lrn•I tho wny
for another reit|- It sin voted to
Mi ihn Vrn*hAn i inr‘b n-*, nlM'i-f
give money Inw ard Ihe priie s for
!*}M*i«chcN will hi* lUsiib
I he Mature Easay Contest von
A l 12: rtfl iiVlock, 1111 (h r civic
duetej In the primary schools
In linn with other garden i lull rlnbN nf 1h«- cm n P y will b*>hl mi
circle. In tho state federation II ifP rr -chili luncheon mei'Mnif
Vtrw llo ir l I h r «fU*r
» « . votr.l to give IS toward li Mi«*
w ill
npril
w ith
non* mg Dr A ld rn Hadley's work noon |ii"CMMi
In the Florida schools T b l» gives sw im iiuiur j*»mI •»|M*it s i v c h I h Hi\tl
the m*|e a -.usulnm* uiontber. w ill ifii'luili* m I o Cm h «]l iCiuiu* ho*
U4im*nvillcship in Ihe Audubon Society, m I iworn Lrrsburir
of
w|ii< h )n lies,- Circle
mentln-r* I Tho inU'instUniHl iiquibNiM,
I the ('ypresA (ju i icnfl, will K'lvo
have imltvliloul member ships
stunts in lh«i y*ch< bu*m During
In review m - ilia year's work.
Ihn Aflarnoon, fro « ic#*colil wtftor
It s t . noted that Koo
Plant*
melon will U ' |novuJnl fin nil at
have bren
exchanged.
»uv*ral
Mndtiitf. Pnxrs will hr .»fIo*».l to
gardens la n d .v u p ..I profeealooal
growers of the Vitim v t"i Mi**
■y. and esprrlnl otnphasia put on
l i r g v it wttt«irin«|oii„ t M iihii'il
|
plant Identifliuitiun In "nil's own
Ato'clock.
Mu
queen
or
garden, labeling
plant.
and
learning correv t
pronunciation the festival, Aelrct.-ti th lough »n
rlim in u ’ urn n-ntrwi
fiom amoin;
and spelling.
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During the sear, Mrs J
H
fulclough of It. mw Ctrc|p spoke i’i r . KH ii M ' i.i M m .
•Mil Hi'U'lt
In tho D-iyion'i
Bench
Garden Aturrltuii st^i*
J
Club on Ihe lople, " W h 'n T i e ’ .
A ru iv *Urub, the Ith.loiny( p n ,j
Take on I’ei ton-1 Illy."
htuvhv
In J'o
w i Mi
pmM
Conimittees In charge for Go- flowers. About three ii.iX'*n m r |
occasion werf program. M r s. 'V borw 'luivivs s i’ in m hhuun
u*1
E Wutton; dermal Ions. M is II the KUnhi,. tos' ili.r with virlo>u|
A Newman, ami Mr*. Dingfehlrr; inrihriiif,
4m| late hlotiiiniii;
refreshnirnU. Mrs. C. II. Mason- al a ] im s
chairman. M rs. L. I F ra ile r. Mr*
Tlnirii*
st'ii'
yi| anil
U. L Thrasher, Mrs. Colclougn U fa Geo re,. II i.vhop. Mr and Mr
anil Mrs, E. It Htnwe
J , I I . Cultluugli, M r, and
.Mrs 1
Receiving the guests were: Mi
Wa|t“ r c.»I,-man, Mr
and
Mi-,
and Mrs. Ilingfelder. Mr* Col" E ndur C uil'-lt,
.sir
and
Mi t
man. Mrs. Wutaon and M rs Ma George lH.Ci.Mes M r and M rs I
son
I, F rm le i, Mr. u n i Mrs. J
M .
In th* garden, where tho gueil* McCnskill. Mr and M r., It. A I
assembled, m any flowering plan’s Nowrnmn, Mr un.| .Mrs
K
II
and shrubs were in blootn. ln th“ Btowe, Mr. and
Mrs. I)
rock garden a spectacular sue Tkr'iaher. Mr, and Mrs
W
coital plant, the Karataa I'e ri
W a l»»n , Dr and
Mrs.
A
W
vlaijna Fangulnx. was at It* lull Epps. Mrs. J, \Y. Contes, Mrs,
alary with red flam* heart and IV* L . Cnvlngtnn. Mrs ('. It. Msflowering eplk*. Th*r* wora also *On, F r»d H. W iU nn und
D|ck
many rare plants from Madaga-. Ma*on.
Partin
S in c e re ly Appreciates
Pine V oteO/ConJidenceCiVtn
him in the Dem ocratic P r i
I
mary o j M a y 3 when he led
the Ticket in that race.
i
H e urges a ll qualified
•Mi
Voters lo come out lo the polls.,
and cast their B a llot jo r him
in ihe Second Prim ary; Tues
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A t et r U111• 1111 i si r y ituiita f mm
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erso n a l s
Miss Mae Purdoti has left for
Columbia, 8. C., where she will
visit for the summer as the guest
of M r. and hfrs. Donald Whltcumh.
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Rose Circle Garden
Club Holds Meeting
Th.. member-, of R.we Circle
of th.- Sanford Garden Club were
hosti-s,**, to iheiv husband* on
Frida? rV.nin*
at a
meeting
• hi. h * u hrl I al the home ol
Mr ■n 1 Mrs Julius Dmgfr|d*r
asin l: ftsl' Court Th # guests
*#111bird ill 'll* lrear garden wiser*
Miss Genevirvr Wells Waited m a PM nh' .uppv-r * as served rafeCtewiston during the pad week le tU *t» |r
end.
Th'M l|ni'sual urul r-'re ca rlo!
rot k Elf •Iro fnirtnej S|| effective
Mr and Mis. tv. t llill
*e| 1ins rhe is
table, acre
made
» l Cmonude lleach during
the attrs.!’♦IV'•
with Mesiran pottery
p a ,t weekend
■n.l fl.rm* fl»* trt of vlvbt col ■
mque garden and k|tch
■’ring in iiniqun
Miss Chk>r Roulh has returned en i:t.nta
iner^ The
center
» rhome from Minim where she has
rencement. e|pvor In design, was
been rpendin* the winter months.
of dwarf tinnina In a m lm slur*
wheelbarrow surrounded by toy
I>r and Mrs. R N Tolar Have
garden tools
returned from Jacksonville where
A hurriesne
lamp made
nf
they spent several days last week
kill h,.|, utensils also sd led to lhaj
Mrs. J |, (iriffin of
Winter tslte sir*n*emeni. while an elecHaven is vial’ m* here
as the trtfied wagon wheel and randlc
guest of her daughur, Mrs Juhn| offered a is*t|. atmosphere. For
H r IH ioc Ihuid Itch's “ ere used
Emerson
In the gati|en
Doting tbs- supper hour, an
Mr anil Mrs, u a »
Milchell,
Mr
J
O
Adams and John swer. to very personal questions
Mitchell spent yesterday at Coro- relative |o family garden prob.
lem, afforded ntueh merriment,
nada lleach.
and ihe husbands w ry, given an
M r. and Mrs. Charles McClun*, opportunity to make known their
them
Mlaa Helen
Wilson
and
Dan arlevano-s. chief amon*
M lichen were at Daytona Beach I'elna fertillxer and water huts
A highlight of the evening was
yesterday.
a lake oft of a garden elub OrD.
Friends of young B illy Epps sanitation tor tnen, lleorge
ot ceremonies.
w ill regret to learn that ha Is HI Hishop, m a iler
at the home of hla parents, Dr. 'broke ground' for (he
mimic
and Mrs. A . W , Epps.
Organliatjon. and a Century plant
requiring no work Or attentioo
Judge and Mrs- E. F llouahold
for lot) years was chosen us tha
Or spent yesterday aftarnoon si eluta plant.
Coronado lleach as Ihe guests of
The Inability
to eope
with
M r . and Mrs. W . C Hill.
imtaunal nam e, and
unwilling
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TU ESD A Y
Miaonic Home r l" b
l*Mt Tonight
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THE SANFORD M O U LD . 8ANF0RIJ. FLOHOTX
a e —
r
' A J . * »- i~A V •* t
A A A A A A A A
L.Perkins
CORRECT M IN’S WEAR
V
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Florsheims
59.50 up
Friendly**
^>*oo
Fortunes ^4*00
day, M a y 2 4 .
H e w ill mal^e you a good
County Commissioner
District 4
Vote for Him
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M
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I n t e r e s t In
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TO TC X
iw$ Reliefers
q
C M B Ij
Fire-New
Electorate
O e p i a Gm i S
1IBW YORK,
M
Roosevelt
■
a unique ,ta<Jj of politlcte
teMRt among persons who
_w etead relief maney, crop
MRtar t a w loans, . Ot*., and
» Who bars not, the irutitute
WteW rf Iwpeataal beta that
■Hally oa this question.
* ateyfy tedteatoa that per*
► mere urgent the economic
| ( of tha recipient the greater
( bean the tendency to rote for
I'hfataiitratlen.
R h Institute's study w ai baaed
a correlation of aatwrra to two
laUoaa Ip a nation-wide cvrvry.
e fln t sueatlea oahed wtwthar
n wappadant had m e hrad
te «.fra *a the govammeot dorf jfce papt four yean for relief,
P m itral, aoIdler*' bonne, ar ta
I farm of home or lead loan*.
I aeoond question was, “ Tor
Mah candidate did you vote In
I IMS presidential election V*
Kara U haw the various cliisea
■voters why apy they reealved
M i l aid apd these who o«y
Dr.'JU R. Scarborough (left), of Bam teary W le , T t t , newli
elected preaidsai of the Reclbem Baptist Qanvaptfca, rnaeiwi
M
Won .'he Mtlriag w » c k W . Ord John B* h a i t e of Lottie
Villa. Kjr., at the coavaatlon's s*4stan in Rlchnxmd, Va, Dr. Scar
boroach will heed five trillion eou'hrnt Bsp itef s ig
i t i t t i am
the Dtetrtet of Columbia.
. HUNGARY’S MEN OF THE HOUR
t CteUvekTa
VateMte dark;
P e n n Sealui (right), awarilmt* tailed tha "Hungarian Hitler,*
forced a showdown whan the cabinet met ta Bode peel to consider
hie rise to power, Ha la said to be recruit tag a "revolutionary srtn|
At left la Bela fmrtdl, minister of
ta the heart of the capital,
ecenomka, who may become Hungary'’• "strong men" In the nar
(ton's present difficulties over the rapidly eapandlng Nail movo*
mwit. Imreril may gat lha Job ctf eruehlag the movement.
were In Jto peedy— recipient* o f polled e majority,
home or lend loom. Then some'
The raletlomhlp between tenth
farmers who received crop bene, meat or President Roosevelt end
fit payments, mtd butty the. the receipt o f federal money areclplante of the aoldlera' bonus, mong farmers la clear from n apefln t payments of which ware, clel analyata o f tho farm vot*.
made ta the summer of 1136.
1 The tendency is for those whr>
Throughout the study the la* have received pup control pap
•tltate found that pa'eons oho ments to bo mere far Roosevelt
asId they had received Ho more/* thait ttebm who htteeaoh
. t
at all from the federal govern* j
Frfr
For
mant were much lees pro-Rooee*
Roosevelt Lendcm
veil ta the 1033 election than Fenners who received
thorn who had received eld. It Is
erop baneftu
#8'
33ft
significant, howavtr, that sven Farm era who did not
among people who received no,
receive crop bene*
federal numtaa tho Pr a* Idant; fits
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John ft Hl«gta».
teapaotori Andrew U l e u : and
H. e. DaBoee.
Preetnct y, Lake Monroe; 1* ft
M a ^ ohwh: J. carta, Haas, taepeetpt: Albert Hawhtaa: and W .
R M e.
Precinct A Sanford: n . O. OOrwar, d a rt; W- A. Adame, tnipeo■or: B, B. Chapmen; and C. P.
roadPraciaot >A Sanford: ftpreretj
W eQ ia «M rt; A. K. BhoemtW.
kWBMtey; Hurt T o m flr ti usd
B- ft Sautrea.
<■ PtalU: John B, T9*.
Curb; B. T. TlUar. Inepeclqrj A ,
U Hagan; and C. f t Hawk*.
Proctact I. Oviedo: C. U W**t,
Clark; J. M. Thompson, taapoetor; J. B Jones, Rr.; v A Ab *!
drew J. Asllo.
PtaelA t A Oaomrt: A. A. Map*
ap, clerk; Hora«r Ballard, taap#*tdq; H- ft. Mesa; and Prank PM *.
Pceetect T. ChaluoU:
HUt*n
Rrawn. clerk; Ormqnd Jacob*, lit"
•paatoy; J f t Storty; and ChmH*
U | f,
Praetaot I, Oo|d*nrod:
H, G.
Parker, clerhj w H. Pope, ta-
Martin'g G arage
General
DU. MILLER
W » Bmnrrat Y ou
r Try Our Delicious—
r HoraevCooked Meals
Martin’s
W U L J k lflA fl
“ M B P / Y fB P fh
W E R T-Tbe JEW ELER
erector; Tunic f t U w ls; a rt
Ja*ae Hartley.
Freetact i«. Lake Mary; Mlaa
Nona Wylly. clerk • John Bvtna.
Inspector; W e . Haagrave; and
W V, Dunn.
A r t U B. ftruektage.
a
Preeleet l i Forest O ty: & ft.
Dotaaa. alert; Mae J. f t OvrUe,
hupeetor; Joqua
Brown
and
Merlp Down*.
, Pr*cl,cl it, fttavta; Martin
■tanko. dark; Joe Ulkler. Jr.,
b>apa«tPr; Andy Jabuholn, Jr.]
B5M s
AOCUHATBLT
OOMPOUVDSD
A T REM ARKABLY
lU B U C n ) PRICES.
O T A IM OUR r a i d
OM
W W Y JD U A I. P B B B C B I P n oirs bbtobb r n x m a
‘
freutaet If. F * tu F ark j f t f t
July and A ugust > Vacation Months
l HAVE YOUR VACATION GK US
jjijCOME IN AND SELECT ANY FURNITURE THAT YOU
[WHD-J'AY ONLY 10% DOWN AT TIME OF MAKING PURHASE—PAY REGULAR WEEKLY P A Y M E N T S OR ONE
■ONTHLY PAYMENT DURING JUNE—
PAY NOTHING MORE UNTIL SEPTEM BER
OaWcr, clerk; Bay
D*rthick.
Inspecter i Akn*r Them peon; and
MurUa baamaPraatate ll, Oeaoote: WalUca
t e r t . clerk; John Hauktea, ta*
money left over!
A Wiseman
7«ur income* or cut down
law « f ns can xetofatfc the
i in each week* But nil of Ǥ
‘
Fashion
1 f n
X m
ST O W
aad Jo* Mtklar.
|
In tu b .
N m,
1 A »ti-*f resell pare spiked 0v>
X>afc Of btiild'mgs In Prttus and
; iteMo aaUine ( X a »t )u did •
• Mantes >xxipua a# women gath
ered hi m a p i and diecuaerd U *
maatarlnt of their hni bpads and
l « w Many Of »H« W.MO rewrvra
1 war* Called directly from Ihrir
; work without a chance to say
1 food bye to families.
HanUfai haa ltuiatad that tfea
'. Budaten »r*M *ra isaklnu only
I "aqaal rights with the CsschT
' and bare no doetea t » break away
| team the P ru n e governnuot
■ foar-blUion-dollar
j * * Rnoatlan which haa been
r repeatedly ebtoa the New
I embarked an Me first proI M ayandhty for relief end
rm ji bow much do federal
|4 payment* and loan* tafluIfca voting preferanee ef the
(m s it r
trUnm. bun ami private aulomo-
May *3— With
Admlniitratlon
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TBILSAJy U U 'il JtBlUtP. SAftfrOjlP, rLORTDA
Paces Lookouts in 7-3 Victory Over Gainesville
Outfielder Collects Five
Of 12 Hits By Locals
Four Run Rally In Seventh Frame (Jives
Sartford Winning Lead Over G-Men;
* Atwater, Cook Give Up 7 Hits
i Sanford ouiiU » i | to wag ht
| (he levenili to litliy fo«r Un)*«.
rb* n Men rallied in l ho nlnt1)
■ "hell llr-iy iMrlrd with #n In
iieW hit and went •« s^nipl on
S ‘>n error by Kciiu "U the tanli
play (In ntolfl third and Cool-'
".•Iked I.lying <»n
LiTtnCiton
ali'U aeci'nd and Cook flllod tV
when hi- walkrd Jack It*
Vhtrantl, llow^y*,. t-ou Itogino
hit to Rujfirerio who foiced De' inrenil at *r,olrJ and Walls
threw ti* Hill ltold«t»ck to nsh
l< igtn'i. Ilodcer* went nut to end
<hi> Inning and stop thn rallyH nt
For
Wc do repairing.
< ompeUMit and l ‘ap-|
aide Serv u e On Type-)
writers a n d Adding)
Machines«f any make!
A p h o n e call will j
hrinir mir s e r v ice
man to ymir door.
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At (umiiiiumbii *
M iv o n u
h m
b l | v
litiKtftrlu lb
I i li K"i•**» Pf
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Klaenr
* Itu I rrara ILchnes*
* Its
.Nulrilitnianew
Milk— tee Cr»ana
lltillermilk—
Chocolate Milk
[C H IM E C O
a t » how« ti
HOTEL MONTEZUMA
•H*r of Holel Mniilriumi innniinrn opening
imjii,.
i «aketl Juud—Ap*«u*J srrkirc \Ntflllf
rttnl It mfd
I «M»k Hu liver and t*«t
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"Special Stniilai ilimitT*.
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RILEY’S
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l.lvln vit.in
S W I L L W H I L E I T L A S T S ,a g re e celebrant* at Diinrt, Okla . which decided lo try 3#
day, of whoopry. with town “Wld» op»n." and I I daya ot rurfew law—brtorr rirrldln, whlfh lvi>y ot
rula they prefer. This Ii came ct Initial parly atafrd by Mlaa Hilly tlakrr. n -n n .ilr l Ira.llne uhuopee
reflmo Mr*. Vern 8 liar will bou the curfew admlnlaUallon ol dam-ule boom town.
p .,
Ilfintp-rh,
Rrnv
U iin «-to n
’• t r r l f t . - * *
I v o r ‘ ton
W n ll*
Hai ti,
Itif h i i V» I t h f I tt n tai p r s t p i - f w m
\ L H , fl i rt s
W ftlia
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U nhU tnck.
\ ft on I ' h M , M uiifnrd I I . O t l n m MHrt * It-ii-* o n h*IT«, o f f R p a r H •
Point refrlfentlon . |2.1 to 1B0 15— F or Hale
•ff. New merehandlac, fully cuan•nteod. H. H. Pope Co, Inc. PUntT food U
fbone SCO, ZOO Park Aeenue.
| Umber Tan
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M narkm an
■ft
^ — Loet a Pound
pit— "Hfilto and lleer, female
pointer do*—nine monthe old,
■ward. C. C. Whittington, 310
Feet Flrat S t, phone 703.
oat ovrt too
V inrcnal
H olland J
M o tt.lo c k
I.
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P * i | » r , H naM io T m o -Ii i m
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ay.i
being built. Apply Ih.I IS ra p
Hanford lloraid.
t
I Toni r a
THE STANDINGS
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hy
A tw ater
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faWt w
11 m
wbo really knmrt how.
44fgc, dewakr Magnolia Aea.
headquarter* for homecooling attic fan*. Let ng make
M tir home cool and comfortable.
•oott-Carraway. Ine , Shone l i t .
22— MiacellaneouN
Haselmll Officials
And Fans To Meet
m » y i M y . » i M io
lHHf*>ra at 1'alalliR.
O r | t || . | I
gaui iv. aI | lib I*. U l
Logni
e n tii i:
tor Cheap Meat_4
'OUENCED COOK or houeeeper. Florence Calhoun, 714 stmAit niABBTira H,-nd for
free booklet. Otto flaky, Loeaburg. Fla.
f—Wtated
And Variety
aHHiaoi.ic
4
llic
IE APARTMENT. 41* P*1
Sanford Fish Mkt \
It«-et a,.>1-1 A
t»r P
»P »t
|t«
lai *
b ec tifn *
%uhl
Ih*'
Taken A t State M arket
Bureau Platform
>,f Mm
lit
p|ir<
«•
Ford,
raab
Telephone F■ O. Ihu U l.
Corned Beef
lab.
33c
Kill
nm| 11111*1
Lamb Chops
f-'liiiiiiinrii
.,r Ih* Miitr
nrr«ir«Tim g
<YELLOW ONIONS :i Ihs
CaifLiMT
||..1irr*
l*»
l,b.
25 c
Tilly ln<t day uf ll»y. i,]y
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f i MU
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I-
II
Ailmlnlalraior of iha
IIO HTO N
Hamburger
..1
HUHelK JAltKH.
d-cyeaul
FO R 3A L B : 1 IM Ford
Coup*.
good condition, bargain. Apply
1111 Mapln Ay*.
W A N TB n:
aeeilsbte
n w tifn
Iigcnt. or uHorn**
W iN tE D TO Buy-A horstpowtr
fbgtnu and 3-Inch centrifugal 29— Automobile*
m l t . W. Bander, phone 1M-M
14—Apartment* For Rant
frum lh» <1.»■
pUhlitill IIItl t*f 1hi*
Mm Ii f ln im '»r i I p h iu h i I nui>i
w fllin ic , n m l m u st m m ., ih .
•*f r « n M e n r « n m l |m«i
w ill
Z17 Saaford A n .
iiK iu ru *-
4 ■Ir«*M* of tin* HialifMtif
Kat Mare Flak
For Quality
i
Dale’s Pineapple Juice 4 for
Tall Burden’s Milk . 1Tor
DRY O r GREEN
Notice
to
T»iU 4 nit mu' ll mf k it ii n r * h*,r *’ )m
lH 'llflr ii ;«T|il rt-quI rCil |m pr**** *i»
a im
e liilm v ntul ■l-rnaiHlv
w in • t.
7*411. o r e it h e r i«f yo u . m m
Ii4 n
4 «iin «t
it»#
m in i*
of
o r ^ s ir
I U IK H ,
U tf
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r - m n i v, it) ih * (?*iu n l) J i ii U 11 «•(
H* in i no I f * 'nu nf y. F lo rld rt. m « ' *
iifl'irw in I Inv f u i i r t hnuv«* ut Hh n
fin d
I'h trltlA . vwIf fi 1ft « U h l ■ »|e it
first
S
BEER TONGUE
Libby's Tomato Juice
Nit. 2 ( ill (im’n Beans
2 1-2 Sunburst Bears
Anier. Oil Sardines
n u n ii
Black Km‘(1IVas
Auricot-Bluekberry Preserves
1nrj?e Sally Ann Bread
k»» :
• T t T g OK K l.o lllltA . m i \ r t in
«1*r
RK-half day. houaccleanlhg.
annle Mae, 810 Orange Ave.
f J Hi I n p a, 1 I. 11, ■
I**■I -Mid i»t HI ■■%
Mm11 *11 rie
|kt v fHIT 4 fll‘ tl“h 111 I
IM4
..y w .
: w«*ar
OfflclaU of tba Sanford R a w
of Han-1 t«l| Afiorlallon today remlnde.1
I’ i'k up.| f„||„wera of ba*eball In thla rlty
Urt'en).' th it the bnll club and the fan* will
hold a m a u rnecilnif tonight at
------------ j 8:00 oVIock
In the
Seminole
I ( ounty Chamber of Commerce
_______ I building
lulaher, j
The meeling, according to Seca,|y (or rotary A. E. Trocer, will decide
a |ato Whether Sanford will conlinua
»>. Ban- haarhall thii irajon In tha Florida
State League.
II
Comminsinnrr‘*
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fill ftluOUl In l l h
f , „ I|1,, ,i r „ I,, t i l l
Linford
Classified Advertisements
i
m
T.»laN
A/M
w illiams for Cnunlt
uQf
JOE PALOOKA
AW PLEASE SADI I
'c Aon WRLWfieVOU
know m a r a h esoner
SULTAN JEB ALLTRASH
HfS TEAM BEAT OURS AT
RACtNQ AND HE KEEPS ,
RUBBING IT IN. I GOT A J
VERY SARCASTIC NOTE T
PROM HIM THIS )----- f j
*J\ r r s.s Nk *
morning. r r ^ s X
imbuw-A u%¥
in o up . / s a J a
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jm
UY HAM FISHER
tV E LL LO O K , P E A R — TUV HOMING
MV BILLS
TOURNAMENT WILL HE ON IN _
A WEEK AND I'VE GOT A — f T
FE LLO W HERE WHO'S 1 ^ V [ S 0
TTFROM
T E R R IF IC ^ ------- v n r / / / . M S l
W U6ET
U,WRG.
can JCL,
LICK JE 3
he
'z t t i r y / j i r y
ft -
W H O L E *C C l i L l
team.
f e y ),nfcJat t
WANTS TD R E S C U E THE GIRL. M U ,
HER AS B A IT --T H A T IS IF H E 'LL
FIGHT T H E '‘B E R B E R A S S A 6 S I N " F 0 R r '
HE
USE
U S -W E IL
L E T HIM
HAVE HER-
HUHfPLEMi
I'LL HAVE
10 THINK
^ T I T OVER.
By Jo M fteor
rssssr,
K&Mcft
«ya«
‘A t
PLEA, AND YOU MAM BE fiU*
t SHALL CONSIDER TH E O f
FROM EVERY ANCLE.
MY DECISION SHALL BE MANQ
DOWN AT TEN O ’CLOCK TOMORI
MR. DUNN, W ILL YOU KINDL
kSTEP IN TO MY CHAM BERS f
s
�CANDIDATE FOR
Once in a thousand times
UURDIft C A l l
In Kill VUmm.'
** Ulal a t M arita M arta (ata v a ). 44.
vzzsxza ss^ rt ^
a man for representative
whose sterling character, unquestioned integrity and business ability should appeal
every thinking voter in the county.
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whole country
V
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•2
(L n a > i
Our chance is now at band to place into this vary important office a man who did not
seek this office, but was urged by his friends, who know of his unselfish views as to the
needs of the people of the .county and state, and who will give uritiring energy to put
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Florida City Affording Rail, Hlchway
Aad Water Trmnaportatiaa
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Member Associated Press
VOLUME XXIX
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . M A Y
■—
S a n f o r d M arket Is Cited
In A g r i c u l t u r a l Bulletin
Loyalists Launch C h in ese Lauuch
Offensive Drive C ounter Attack
The S in fo n i Stale
F ir m e r /
Whtilf^ul® Market wui the recip-
21. 19.13
,■
Czech Tension Grows „\y.sDHe*ds
a
C
l .
O
1 H ° ld R e&u' «
As oudetens suspend Routine M
eet
Peace Negotiations
Reports Of BreakAre
Heard As Henlein
Abruptly Abandons
Czech Conferences
Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
>
F x la h lin h e d In
190S
M
‘HORSELESS’ CAVALRY M ASSED TO REPEL 'ATTACK
Sanford Avenue Mer
chants Make Plea
To Prevent Holding
Of Rummage Sales
A
iih «
.
r^ 'i^ ttin K
t unim.igo
M H E R Z iZ
Bill To Probe
Lo SS By Fruit
Fly Is Signed
r
a
-
President Places Sig
nature On Measure
Calling For 5-Man
Hoard And $10,000
!>••<it.»‘ti <4i)Cri^>
Oie me |*‘hi»ril
-f- ' i
‘- 3
tv V j
t»y nior«t "*
S hi ford Av
ihe prfvrntliin of
m t hat dw*rt' *
Wajfe-llour Bill
Knentits Debate
on
•as pit*! •nie.l to lh® fitjr Cot
•^i niKhi 4t if* i cut ml. i r
tn
meet mr
More Flexible Substi
tute For Measure
Is Sought Tn House
The
pH itidn
declared!
Ih-i
conluint*1 m the May bulletin uf
the Dep.irtment cif Agriculture tln-H m *chants fM >d tales on
where:i
having a w»«le circulation in the H'cnsf* Li i li»* i*hyi
who rondn* f* I rum in a
II Hill'll Slit#* a ml many othei
W A S I l l N ’ i ; m \ May 21 —
parts Itf the »o rM .
* dr„ paid neither
roniseriueiitl ■
(
A
IM
I ’M
nf
ItiH isp ve lt
The article written Ly W C •■n p*'i||ii»n poinMit »oit| the r f i
( row fur the Dunuu of Agnciil
d'n !*n a of mo h i innmagd* not*
• l" iln
l' i u i I , i lih l p ro v id in g
ny-f
tural Economifk «ingl**x out Du* h n « in uiif.il, .idv-inLige
1 fo r
|!\I I i yn * m i l o f loAAeH to
Sanfuid market iimon£ the many ♦h..«*» wiiose lawful tight it ls » .
a . s,**«i*»-s P n ii
El*1
)
id
i rn .n i'i'. a. a ro.iult
i f f p i in ope i fit mil rhroughmit the *,,l| inervhand^e oti Thai * (r»H
Suspension of peace ne
i f t 'tii- io-i i, u I t (im l
d e p u rtcountry for a <lmrription of a
The rummiss,!.,,
i,p’d to li*
gotiation*
between
the
fa niers' market ami
it a* * ’ "st.gule the inutior j i ,,|
m t‘n*' , •anii'N ig u tn o n u lii-n tu
11m miitorizril S rv tn ’ h Cavalry hngul®
*•1 In* ut a Imr *4* in sigh!
is how n
» n o 'ii d ow
Ry A U M M lid Pr«««
typical examptf
Czechoalovak government and
31 thin until the next ineetlnt
.i< i ■•oksvillr. T rim ., during wur manruv®r .
i*■*lit fle d L » »a|i®l a n ” aih i* k
l*\ m
mviitlour ‘i n c n i y * M »r Mi »l111 i r. iin a n f r u it fly .
SIIAM UIAf. (Tuesday i
In
lie describe# the market, e^fabThe Kckerson I'a m ilnr fit. T\
Sudeten Germans kept Cen
l( i .' IIMM-4II ,>• iiru v itle a f o r
(uriatrd l)y the uliiin of Adolf linhcil in 1935. m conkiiting of a] f) lie* led the (’ *t v ('omtm*nU>n let m uring FoM Knox, Ky . wh®r® l Tn<!»* .Hum in In II ions of did la is m i;. Id I m h .I n llfl.h >V Mil I vnulls.
tral Europe under tenxton,
n 11v i ■ m®rnl*i'■r Im iin i (,i c o n feet Close .1 blind alley n.-.ir its plunt
Hitler in withdrawing all Herman mhci| 50 fp*rt wide ami
while In Chinf, the Japanese sdvl.err (o ihc Chin'*** Arm'’ anil Itmg. a packing house for d im * Inasmuch as It ts planning I.*
ilii.t r lilv .4M, |1 tio.iklil fur Us
continued their great oflen- outline off (/ im n i munitions •*» f im is, *culfi for weighing trucks, purchase Property adjacent »<*|
4’XI'V II .
ll Hi. • « ,I|ufo 1 i-ppunents of tho
atve along the railway lines China. (lenrrsllsaimu Chi.inn K>> a filling <tation. a restaurant, a th* plant and the alley wodld
telegraph
office,
federal state divide the properly The rompnnv
f'-A fllllf,, ■1 toil If® buur lull plunged
that may lead them to Han Shah today threw hl« ’ person*! new* ami inspect ten offices and r ontended that ainc® it war i
ini® i|« I■it® mnuitliHti-ly «f!®r th®
kow, China’s provisional cnp-l division* in*o a u r l n of .riii.li an ice house.
hliml allay anti w^tHd he e n tlr'
llt.lis® th,t d ;| t i't olit®ti ,i11®tupL
The market covers 20 acres of ly within private property, th^r*’
in i courier often,'vrs
nxainst
I* f it. 111«1|i 1itm cf a 111*11® f lr ii "•II
land,
he
says,
located
on
a rill*
would
bf
n®
ne*d
for
the
ajtpy
TV
Ciechoslo rak lan-O • r m a n the Japanese which at dii'-u li.nl
I ll' .ni* ,t 11.
rmii) siding a few blocks from
« i»v Attorney Fi**d Wilson had
K. ,fs ■iiLifu ® K;iriM|nr k (!>•
discussions
were
Interrupted resulted in
(ha rec.iplUir nf the Ini'diness section of Satifonl.
prepared1 an ordinance for cl«y*
11.1 > H
.1 in il!i f li ilk* |irik|Miha|
cities ami J j IDnlcrncaih the shed ia a platform '
wrvn Konrad Hcnelln.
Sudeten | three important
ing the alley hut sortie of ||ie
l»w || *M k! 111*1
V Li |t| ikviil®
Na*l leader, abruptly departed for do*en vdlage* l/y (he t illin'..
t '."Jt feet wide built at the height t ’oMHiiiiw ioncrH f**H (tint b y eli*.
fur i •hi •kill* ,11 t i toju’ c - it ui htiuria.
A spokesman fur the geneiuli* I i f In iik brila. T h i. Iravr* IS feel |11(, ,, , t„.
Asch on what was officially de
wn>ll>|
hoil
N . i. (It* ll i® m® i»i11 »•’ . |imin
llankow,
fimtliiiiliiili „ f i.vclia n g in g roof to covrr thi
scribed a. private business.
| aintu
I" •.I hi R|>pn.H'hin« s**wrfn In
•'*tf41®l
oil-11i®fk t ft»f«<*|
Hi®jf
However, private report* Indl- w llhdra**! uf nil lli'rm ani . .up
11in k . a* they aland at the pint
elley. especially if buthlltlg*
SolllllM'h* I ’o'Mifv yoi»*rs w**til tn
i In
P1finl ino- '*$• i-iHi Wi Hi .1 v i® . f 122 lo T.l
Final |d m • ft
ratfd there
had been ■ break port for ( ’bin*, .aid Ihul I’lil.ni
lor m T h i, plalfnrm i. divideil.1 "»rM* I'fl'lIVtl UV*T It,
I In* |tt«|l * toifiiy It* I'aist ha lh it * *n
of local h I’ mlHl *ill i t Hi®
111 VAM »• H..' tn* j m»* from tha
own troop* were In a .rrH ’. u{ into alalia with a floor apace S;i
over the be*[s for a tartlni ne
Finally the rituiinlgslnri .].•* .d lh® run "ff ®It’d Ion In. Hire**
convention of lh® Am i k'iiii 1»e■i li®-• ll® Kata'■$ •■•niioktI®® iinit pro*
|
counterkltnck*
in
the
Huitmv
got lotions.
fret drop and 22 feet wid*.
loiiidy r i»e* rmd on®
wide
ihI in |n‘ r Hi it I h** HusinK of I hr
dm -j $■•••’•1 • in I ®n i,l,-rut»®n. CM®#*
gion in Jurksiiiivdl® i ®r®
'In he Sanfurd market moat of ul|»v j rid h isum te.l Mr W i Iniiii *onicftf iii’ipil® tin* heavy rain
Premier
Milan
Hodta
and Ku ire* which had re*ull>nl h, re
cuascii uf ill.- imoindy *opp®r « f fill'. 1),. V Ii.kl« .1 i li *t io m®ui|j®rfl
La nP eng.
V i-K m E I hear alulla arc rented to deal era
llealela. talked for
more
than capture of
•° LiS‘‘ri liiio III® oriliiiniire
i this iitli'nioon mid the apparent
the Fanipludl l.os^ini; Fosf hi lh® to h«i it,.1*1 X"t i'll ll ITU Hit 1 t lift’ll! un.
.
two hour* last night bat arrange- »m l T k jtl ahan— all k « r elliea in who buy from the local fspnor* *la*is4‘ Of ''LiiUf*. It» resi'rvr Hie lack of |it!er®*t tn lh® nh ’rs, in
rv*
Aim-ru'iiit la'gion h u t lnn‘ might. I h.lli 4i4> h
l i il Il»<
•*i i Ili Im-i* w®rt* with
lb*
fortified
I.ung'lfui
railway
and sell In the tru rkm rn frost all lily 's rlKhU
T k . menta for conference* today w*r#
tif
MnCre^s
oiid dicailonj ihorMy after fionn t*i*
C o t n n i u n d c r Ci U . W o i k m a n said th. •n
tiny
lln* defending Hankow, tho pru- p a rt, of the country, b u t . an}
®ar«iii* to |he lit g f * .
d ir v t v « N * heavjtr v«»ta ^Uan
-• * 'day. I
J
.4 iL4e Vtolt'l)'. limy A-riuliU'iL/
produce
io Vam VWonal *mOr*M “lile m U l c*slub| farm er m ay **H hie
Ret j*u* h-grtf os an iinofftcial bad liri*n *tp*ef*d.
|
in r®|*r»”<*,n‘ •III* h»*1 ill
nianv ill :iittf®*4 iii.ul® m th®
D®l®LrnH
Th e apoke.man aalit withdrawn! on the m arket,’’ the article read*.
control of C hina* railw ay net
Shot 11v aftar
n»*«»n opprotl J
r®pr® o’nioiiv® uf
fh®
lh® t t-nvt iiht'ii «
cal pu^l ii
I'M , ,md p*in*
" In lump of the other Florida Itas*’ha11 AssuHai mil.
work s d vln .sd toward K alftng, nf lh* firrntkn nillltary a .lrlv r* ,
niatidv bun hailnis had be*n cast
0p|o
*|>fw>liiit,|
fiilhivv h Willuitn
• 11 ‘ r* 11V Hn* U ’ ll®'V ill 4kf ;i i D f f ® r haadrd
by
fleneral
vun
Kalkrn
J
tnarkrti
the
farmera
rent
the
■nclont capital Of China *0 mile*
In |*r»'cinct i **Ini® lh® rrklii'
hefiir® Mi® r,»m iih s h mu uu.l ,|u
t1( lin m i Ml, .1 .1 lh
t'ldi nl *i flift r w h i t h Mi hi uni in we i *
hnii.rn. 11 W orhl W ar veteritn. alalia and aclt their own produce
<an of C h rngfho*.
Iranis m Hns p m uu I total I
®lar**il Hull Soitfunl was m ,| in
tin*ft t ' t i m m . i n t l i r
it nrkiltiltl A ll*
®( 4 vMMiltl h.iv® If*aii l®\v®r m lh®
waa
-U
n
fovlu
nsl*
'
hut
would
rv't
and
>n
alill
other,
the
produce
iel
In Spain, the goearnment'e atgrr of losing li t ftan* his® unl®4s In pres in* I | Hi® n*h®r city pi*”
11iAt**ite XV®*® t;«»V
< ill .1 SouHi ihitfi in ih® \<* Hi Kastorn
I anld at auction with the market
‘ tack on Ineurgeat poeition. be Influence Chlne.n re.iilance
li
in
L
nlighilv
"
‘"n*
H».i,i
4nn
p®r*i
uhuiit f |i>ipii Js raised II® I 'l l i J®
i ini N®w I' ivk.' 1.i■>f I® piiblicuiiit
Jlunp, Clllil H ,1 Kit lit*■i|
1(»
rrfu .rd
In
reveal the nianager arm ing »a aurttoneer.
tween Tretnp and Bxloguer gained
CoiumiRsioni'rM |liat h® h*.| tin eons »*f a possihh* l .T»0fi had •ast |
f« h i kty ftxi,sm un; « *niip®l divo
I In utMili®i! "r* lh.
.It It i'll!
ir i
"Th
e
principal
cominiilit
ir»\
amount
uf
munlliun*
China
h
i
.
moment urn.
Mrs. Marl hi, I ..■»* Willium.nn Fttiiiitiutnli r
|
Personal inter"xt In th® cTnli^ lull ballots •%
\\ otkiiuin^ rip o ititl atlvuntagox fur th. r iiul t tii®» in
bundled
un
the
Sanfurd
market
been
receives
front
Herman*,
Th e Ineurganlo wore reported
t ’li.u j.,HevkmiC iiomin**li®n in today's fahov ) , aot-mli*,- .,r
that h r would Ilk® («» »r® S n ii..n
fur North and!
Hull n Inrg® niimhvr of
hunt ith'iilk'ut viii®,
driven back s i
ssvsral points. which waa known lo have been are la-ena. cabbage, celery, rltru i have a bus*.hull Irani II® .» k®d runoff primary at® Georg® II N «
and heitr-s nf mi ,-ti-i •i i«r legioniuiireii |il.iiin®il in ciMt-nd Hi® South* fitted® «l t»» Hi® Inf! 1 uipporft
Ea*t of Teruel, I ha lnaurgent oT- conalderable- and aaiil tfilw w.ti fruit*. pntaUee, and Inmatoe*.
((•
a
iliH
n
l
mm
I*
a
a*
i'a
a
ri
powrr for I urn-, wu- f..,i,,.l in u llirr® tiny nffmr
Hi** ComritSutlon tn tin whofever
Lull iing*
which
Ip irm 1 in yi'xlnihi\
"D u rin g n recent year more
fenalvo
against
Valencia
pro- noj Important ainee " w , a|ui|il/
it foil Id in help tho Irani
N,*w Yurk huti'l iil'r r v.m ■hmg Thursday n o l tinitimn - ilii"iiglt
F ig h t oiiHouioot who uppoxed
than
fV
O
different
kind,
of
vegr
will
buy
nnw
from
other
conngrvaaod alowly. Th e Mexican upf'-un a hnapital
m
Iti.ii
..ly S«i‘ ui tin y
Th® Commission w®r® .igimat
taking 111* th. loll in |h-c®mber
table* were handled on Ihia mat
rlalng appeared to have lo ll lotru* trlea.”
ln r » docturs .-it,I ,1,,- l.u, Im*®h
(C n l l a a H
Pm « T ir w i
Th® Smi t of th® I i-gioii I>nini voti'i| f r I hut I’liur**1 jfi'u h n liy
ket
Since
ntotl
of
the
truck
Kxplatnlnc the
recapture
•’(
of Ita dangerotls
taped a and
under |rratmi-nl fur
I.
•I1 tin. Hilt I HIIU I® f ■x*|x. . hilWl’V®
will tli'spil® lh® i i inovat ®f III® N o rth Ffestdent Laaaro CXrdenas’ gov Ijin-Fe nx. r*al uf f'hineae t*r buyer* prefer mixed load, it i»
-------F iu llrr pnlici- b.„| ilruri-. I I h® fl«»l Id * uhl® •" uMx'ml Hit* t ikvrti- Stmlli thi Fm m i i ml. Many House
(Canllnuad •n ri| 4 Th .e .l
neeraaary for the market to huve
Mrs
/.ills
II
Hawkins.
7H.
wh*>
^
1
J
.
l
r
|v
rr
j„
„r
,,
f
ernment w t i confidant tho move
h.toly. t u * n lh»H y* ur ku t uti*® nf insuf- ni®hi Ir®rte w®r® ai a hma* to acavailable at all time, aa cnmpIriB i
is known by many Sanford real shl,
a'tirc-,i only m .i pmk fti*i®nl ftin.lv in |i.. y trun.A|Hirt;i*> rm m t f*»r lh®ir
ment of G «n*r*l Batam lno Cedilla
but soma
an assortment of salahlc merchnn*
ili'n1*, iliFil RiiiUlenly
lh® hom® nightgown anil a bln® .«
in Ban Luia Potoai would not Cet S e c r e t a r y I c k e s
f Hu*
moggtesibvK
hrtv® been in* - •*•i»m cuyln. iAUtl
disc aa it i* poaxlbla in aiacmble."
‘n mg rt»b® whrn ah® !• f•
beyond control.
'
J
Th a Rural Klvctrification A d - of h*T non* R. II. l U w l l l l i ,
•ff®r urriv.il dil lb® omv.-nlifiis fluenreil by lit,- vn turii-, uf S.-italor
T h e article xtxte* lhat
aboui’.j_m lnUtr*tlu»e ha* approved a n e w J » t‘kii»nvill®. x t 4:13 I*. M* yw*
Reporta from Jerusalem told nf
ptfal.
A t Ih«»
u(® guth®ring in l,nki** Pepper .tri.l Seiinlur 14,11 in hiorpercent of the supplies ‘Tfrequisition totaling V44I5.H.I from ttn U y .
------------two Artlbe and g /sw being killed
Mml last y®ar lb® lotuil rurpx won tiln uml A I ii Ihuuu |irl„iurie», ill
ceivetl on the
Sanford market
Mr.
Iliwkin-x.
who
U
capU
in
fund* available for the construc
■nd 20 in ju re d In g now outbreak
Mnvvnl iiMitiih for it4 p®rfi*rrn- which Ilia- bill »:,< nr, i-.iie »
come* from 25 Florida counties
tion of 59.5 miles of lm<-, in of th® polic® tlrparlmcnt of lh<*
of trrroriam .
t
unm •btT® itn*I un ®y. 11 b®M®r
W A B IU N Q T O N . May 21. _ (/Tt but a U rg e proportion comes front Orsngv, Seminole, Highland, end AH antir Cimsl Lln# Railroad* i*
Mhnwing wax
uiitivi|iuf,-,i thlx
— Harold L . l i k e , acuretxry of within 60 m ilt* of the market. Volusia counties which will »>rvo a f» rm «r rvahlttit of Sanford ami
y r » r hail lb®y b®rn ul*l«' In uttfiul*
lu teriu r aurPriaot tha capital to W ithin about a 30 mila radiun 241 now cutlomoio.
Mm .
Hawkimi
wan a frtqu#nl
A$lvixi>r |Vrvy M®m
Hint
day by catling from Dublin, Ire farm er, ntually bring in their own
Thlo requisition is from un a l visitor lo thi* rity . Kurin* her
Hi® w*«kly in®®tin*fx iintl drill
land, that ho had ]u»t h*en M ar produce while dealer, on the roar- lotment of IIH.500 to the FI ritla v U iU *hi* alwayc aMended
the
prartiii'x of Hi® rnrpx tiu,l b®®i»
. ket usually send out trucks to
ried.
Public Service Company and tha T - K. I*. (Tana of ihe F lr i i Hapdixbamfi-il fur tin* mnitmcr nionlht*
di.i.i b rin g in aupplie* from outside thin
Th o cabinet officer, 14
money will b« available for use tU t f’hurch.
but wmiM Im* rrauni®*! again m
chief I SO-mile radius.
cloavd through hi* prv*a
as soon a, the T rta a u iy Deport
She tx nurvivnl by thr«# aonfl.
lh® Fall*
Th e annual volume of hu*ineav
S A N F H A N IT H IT I. Muy J4. —
here that ho and Mlaa J>no Dabl
ment clears the vouchers.' Accord one daughter anil one brother*
Ron tin* bualM M S i x conducted man. 11- of Ullwauhoa, wer* nur- .transacted on tha market, tha
National <*omm<tnil®r I>«nle| J. (i79 — A life term
convict *•<
Th
e
three
local
units
nf
Nation
ing to information on a Progress Funeral aervke* and
Interment
D oh trty w ill bo un® ®f th® ilia* falaily shot, another wounded and
at tb* regular weakly luncheon of ried In Iho Utah capital’* Ade article itatox, lx thx equivalent of
Bulletin by tha R E A , this nukes w ill b« In Cum ming, Oa. where al Guards held th rir w.,-i,|y ,|r ,l|
tinginhvd viailur# at th® runwn* a prison „"-.<d viclou*ly beaten
Trucker*
tk# Jxycooi M d A t the V aIdea laide Rood Proobytorian Church about 1400 carload*.
more than $34,000 which ha, been •he lived lh® greater portion of irR iiin* in the A m iu ry !*,t night.
H rfx l today, * .
U a * y roportrf. In a morning ceremony
who coma from other itxtcs prefer
tliifi 44 writ ax other official,x uf In u »e,’..n.l attempt within *U
advanced fo r the new tne«.
her life.
Ih® naHnnal urgaruiation and all rm>ii(li* in escape from tho grim
J . K Rowland p o r t e d on tho
O nly a few Intimate* know ha to btnic loads on tholr way to tho
Th e weekly meeting of the chest dlalrlct sind ntatn officials.
a w id M r a o o U n v k*M Friday woo gone from W afhlnglon; tew. market, eflan dixpoalng of them
Atralra* l-tl-ml fed«r*l pcnitfO’
*n.| Checker Club w-m be held in
• IfM In Orlando « l the Allan tic ar alill that h « had loft the rap,
before reaching Bsnford, but 611
Cammnndef Workman' pr®Fhl®d tiary.
Iho Vaidea Hotel fuiiighl at 7:30
to 75 carloads of out-of-*tato
Ate and Ravr O o n jO U y. A crowd txl.
n v rr th® buxinmx a«aRlun follow
A third runvi’T . who flrd when
uVJ-ck. ■—* ' .
of o b w t 29 attgndod I bo me* l tor,
ing *h® ntip|M>r last night* which n guard o p 'in d lire » U b hi* rlfte
T h o Secretary * now wifo, his commodities ere brought to the
annually. Thu
wax atlrndt'd by ■pprovitfwJcly Ml yesterday- w a, lu.kvd in solitary
oocond. la n nloca of John Sanford market
Consul Commander Jam,-*
H o ogproiood tho approcUtlon Cudahy. U- 8- minister <0 Dublin, main commodities brought In ere
1 members of tho local (TRt,
ronflnemenl.
Rha ton wilt preside over tb#
of tho etub fo r tho InvIUtlon of whom aha wna Visiting. Bha *Uo applet, hay, com. potatoes, onion*,
Thom as ll. I.imerlck, midwest
The founding of a monthly pub upon the path you daily tread.”
weekly
mealing
of
the
Wntulmen
tho Atlantic A U M d B w Co.
bunk robber, d'ed late lost night
* M r. Harkey said th* meeting
Th e Railroad Kvengsto alater of Mra. W Hm arth lekea and banana*, mostly non-compet lication,
uf
tho
world
lo
bo
held
in
Ih*
Diaeui.ioct w d rR o ld on tho on- o f Wlnnatka. 111., widow of the ing products.
(ruin a liu||»t woon.1 in the head,
AmVrtexn Icg io ,, H u t tonight at
lixt” , In
Sanford
has Iwen next Tburaday ^ M | l | b *
nuol convention Of tho Jayeaaa to
” To guide the deelopment of
i( tiecume known today. Another
Baerotxry’o xtopaon who died in
al..nd«i
b,
Ocorga
C.
tollin*,
i
h
o
,l
o’clock,
C.
C.
Cull,ns
Id
announced
b
y
He
editor
end
pub
*S held In If te n i ItMO 2. J. 4. A
such markets,” the article states,
bullet flr>'d by a k i , ■-I eu[ down
superintendent of the Jacksonville •odny.
letter waa rood t t e i t tho program
It Is Important that some ‘study lisher, Luther S. liarkry, for IS dlviiion of the Atlantic Coa*t
W A H IIIN U T U N . May 21 — UP) llufu* Franklin. Alabama rubber
whfch la bate* arranged at the
be made to aaelet in deciding foe yearn a locomotive vnginrer for Ltoe ItoUroed. end other official*
» r. j ()h„ ||. Sherman, prtokient — W ilfred I Kviin*. 45, Miami and killer, willi a bullet wound
MeFaddon Deagvft* Hotel w h en
a region how many auch market* th* Atlantic Coast Line Railrrwd, of the me. Special music will be
lawyer, died In a l,nl*| here 1,,- In I I'e slmuhh'l
T < m p , Unlveraity, will be tho
the conranilon ^ d f n n r t x r x will
there ihould be. where they should
(inard Cline, win. w a, unarmed,
KU, , t ip^ kfr , ,
th(, wr(k|y day apparently nfley a h ,-»rt a*’
who declared today that a m rrthig provided for iho occasion.
be located, wh«t equipment to
wu* slugged wi*|| a Hummor by
Pvrmlsaiun haa been granted, luncheon of the Kiwauia dub to lack,
o
f
aO
railroad
employer*
will
be
Ctydx Ramxxy te d charge of
needed, how tho atarkal should be
according to Mr. iUrkvy, to dto-, ^ h t|j ,n thl. v .| JrB |( „ M W rd.
A fr<*>iu.-nt biialn.’** il.lt n r une of I lie r m p i r U
tha program for % day .
o I k u I to Into
i l i n l t o a l Inn. m
n tn n
H
u '
a
.
Although bat little rain fail to arranged end operated, and In An held Thursday night at K;W P. If. ttribute
(Tin e wuu on duty in lh " wood
Ih* tpublication
among
the
nraday at 12:15 o’clu« k. S.s-retary Evan* urrlvi-d ffiim N'-w Vurk
swering
other
queetton*
of
e
aimSanford yeitenlay. an ovareaat
» t th* JUnford Co*pel Tabernacle 03d lodge* of (he Brotherhood of
wu,king shop on tin- tup floor of
Humbly nixht.
Karl Nurdgrrn unnuuuced l,*l*y.
fee the purpose of holding u for Locomotive Firemen end Engine•ky at leaxt protected raxldanta liar nature.
Evan* wna tho lending figure the factory building when ho w u
“ The satisfactory development mal dedication end presentation af men in the United States, and it
from tha bliatarlng sun which
con
In the -doteliipment uf the ever allui-ki-d suddenly by th«
peter to tha shower seat tha m tr o f market} o f this type ea concen •eptea to every one prelent.
to pointed out that tlllx distribution
glade* and wa*
prominent
in victs. After striking down H I no.
ta r y soaring to * amifaunm af tration points In producing nraae
The purpose of the periodical, a mill be o f inestimable vela* to
the
Ihieo
prisoner*
climbed
1*1*1 flrcl*,*.
will adapt that park-of the mar copy o f which has elicited wontx Sanford from tha publicity snglo
Th a Lioaa C t e T s a n S hold Ita •S degrees.
Born at Itay St. Loul*. Mi**, through a window lo the roof of
keting
system
to
the
truck.”
Yeaterday’a shower and tha
af thanks from President K ’oae- alone. Tha local ledfs of Loco■dap aight
-------he cam* to Florida In H I3 . lirat Iho building, apparently planning
’ to ha hold overcast sky today w ith poxxlbill.
volt la a teller to Hr. Ila rkty, In motive Firemen and Englnemcn W E S T PALM B E A C H , M »y 24
living *t Ocala lie moved to Fort (•> soils un unsrmvd guard
MOROAN TO T t i T I f V
(tea af canttouod shower* offared
to promote the religious aad endorsed th# periodical in Its — V P )— Palm
Reach
cm nty’a
I^ u d «rd * lo in 1915, and later wu* duty near thut point.
w a y ^ M c ro U ^ y a n a p M a d today
raltef to Oanlrai Florida gvowerx
moral welfare o f th* railroad BM*Hng Sunday.
Brown’s Farm precinct, the fire*
•lecled county attorney
After
W A B IIIN O T O N , - V P ) —
The workers aad la the words of Hr.
wbooo crops have been affected
Tb* fir*t edition * f tha publl- In tb* etoto to report it* final ro
Wa return from m ilitary service
joint Coacreeslonxl
committee Hockey's
k y tho M B tb a a d drouth.
daughter,
Eliiabaih tation contain* articles by Mr. turns in tha first prim ary, was
bo went la Miami in 191*.
In » « e u soetteoa af tho reaaty, named to bi*eattgxta the T v n M s
Harkey. captain o f the Balvatton Harkey, hi* daughter, aad by the flrat agate today In the runoff
raparto tedkato that yeaorday'a ■ee Valley Aalhortty yesterday to Army to Weymea, Georgia, who R*v. W . S. Queen, and g number alection.
• TA M P A — UP)— A motion for n
pcadpttaten was heavier than tho hear testimony of Dr- Arthur f t wIR aaalst bar father in furni*htes • f congratulatory lettori, among Tb* precinct gave Henry Filer
n*w trial for Paul V Bunge, con
W EATHER FORECAST: Put.
facoM od. T h o aaotcury Morgan- ousted chairman of th* editorial meterU), to contributo them ones from Mr. Ratlins and of Miami all of ha 15 vutr* for
victed wife slayer wa* film! yes ly cloudy, KtUersd showsro am
text aight dropped 23 degree* to agency, end ether T V A directors to year faith to Cod, broaden ysatr W , R. Anderson, general chairmen Congress and Elwyn Th-mai of
terday by Mb attonwy, opening th* oxtrsm* south coxst tonight ,
______
________
with- ■ ope aa cegarda to the thing* ad o f tha Atlantic Coast Lias Ball- Fort Piano th* urn* number for
• tow ad n , a F . Faxtoo,
tha way for a Suprvme Court end in th* south portion and M
£
® j j * jTearnuy_ Against Invaders
salem
Terrorism KaiShek Is Furious At
Hitler’s Action Of
Recalling Advisors
Citizens T r e k T o
P o lls To Vote In
R u n-O ff Primary
P lan s T o Attend
S tate Convention
Early Check Indicates
Heavier Vote Than
Had Been Expected
leocal Post Apixiints
Delegates At Meejf
Held Last
.
Ilf®
•*111‘|hit1
Mrs. Zilla Hawkins
Dies In Jacksonville
New Requisition Is
Given REA Approval
Marries American
.Woman in Dublin
Jaycees Discuss
Routine Blatters
At Weekly Meet
Alcatraz Convict
Dies After Futile
Attempt To Flee
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
The Railroad Evangelist* Is New
Monthly To Be Published Locally
Miami Lawyer Die.sAt
Hotel In Washington
im.
Continued Rain Is
Relief To Growers
Uona Officer* To Be
Installed In Eostifl
Palm Beach County
Precinct Filea First
\
I
LOCAL WEATHER
i out U n i aptehattug p eo ea M
■fir|tpal value aad abed a H«hl
th* 31*t* Supreme Court,
rovtew of iba cax«,
•tat c*aa| W.dncrdojr, , m m , \3
cr»
I
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r a g b a n t o b p h e r a l d , s a n f o r d , Fl o r i d a
FRIDAY, MAY 20, IMS'
Saturday
Saturday
Mn> 21
May 2J
9s Overalls
World’s M ost
Attractive Overall
Tha
Wa are clearing our stock for new summer merchandise and to raise extra rash.
cash and are they low, just look them over and I hen come down to Purcell's at
Ava. and see the many other bargain*.
HURR
SPECIAL LOT
Lid tea*
All Bale prices
406 Banford
Y ! H U R R HURR
M E N ’S DRESS
SPRING PRINTS
Shirts
Home Dressy
Dresses and
Home House
Dresses
Value To 1.2.1
Home Blightly Soiled
GROUP
Silk. Colton and Linen
FR O CKS
i
W O R K PANTS
Special
Cannon
Sanforised Coverts
Values To 1.75......
Match Suit
Jumbo
LADIES' SILK
Shirts
Pants
TOWELS
DRESSES
OVERALL
Rex. 50c /
PANTS
Spec’al
Turkish
Crnlral Cold
Standard
TOWEL
SHOES
5C each
FpeHal Hale Price*
C1IABE
ladles* Silk
CURLEE SUITS
SLIPS
Reg. 1.00
SHEETS
I l i O Value.-N o Starch
1 x 9063 x 90
Special Lot Close Outs
Values To $29.95
LADIES A CHILDREN'S
I•adieu* Mandate
Toe le*a—Blue
White A
Ilm w n
SHOES
J
Lot Light Weight
Curlee Suits
Curlee Suits
$
t
BEST CURLEE SUITS
ftSO
Bathing
Values To
$40.95
Shorts
UntforAa
Shirt* ft raato
Genuine Btm'
PORCH GUI
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HOSE
49c
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MUNHJNO « ROLLINS
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INDIES’ UNIFORM^
Another Lot Of
Mxaalng
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Florida Clly A ffardiaf Roll, Highway
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VOLUME X XIX
Gov. Martin
Leads Oregon
Primary Test
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MAY 21, i91H
LEADS REGIMENT LAST TIME
Henry L. Hess, Trail
ing By 983 Votes,
Was Backed By Ickes
And Senator Norris
Candidate For
Senate Seat Is
Cut In Scrape
S em in ole Cntinly P rod u cer
M "r r F ruit A nd Vrgctnblrw Thun A n y
S im ilar A rea In A m erira
M
R iln b lis h e d In I'JOS
2.10
I n c r i* usinjr Frietion
Betw een I- ranee And
Italy Is OnoOfC'hief
| Dislurhintf Points
Ma d is o n , mu, ji _ t A i _ n
l\ tlurnr "f
MwilUun.
fOrn*«i
j tneiutf-r of the KluibU lloUxc of
Ilel’resenulivea and candidate fo.
tba Senate, « a , In a hoCpitm
here lo.U) In a xoiio"a Condi
tion from knife nounaa recelv d
|pl« yr.lerda)
Ni*hl
I’ollie
Chief
Taj lot
DavU raid ll'-rhcrt t"
Harper
former hutlnena manager of the I
(ft
PORTLAND,. Ore* M l, 21.
State Welfaree Bonrd. mirrendered '
— (AP)— Htary k. Him . who
after an altercation and admitted ;
eiaimad New Oeel •»* iibor
cult in I Itofne
r. poorl picked up a leawtng
llarpr, n i tum*'J over
tr
•nd perhaps deelair* lead to
Sheriff foinulti I. Ik>vn nul w*day In the h m i IIm i ! Demo
rcleiard on hi, 11*11 r-ciiHhlamrCc.
cratic primary M i n i with
Itoapital allrndania >anl Horn"
Oav. Charlii H. Martin. Lata
• a, rul on th» left lemiilo, 1*11
retrrni
from
Multnomah
ear and Id* erm Ilia rondtlla 1
N tiljr, th* itata’a larpnt In
trader of Mexico’s la*t private army anil tetri ral figuri* m ruimv * .a
waa not critical hut ba wna auf
which Portland la located,
ferim from a |o»a of blood, phy *t^lillo \ pointing) i» •flown a* h«* rodi* uhold rum San Luis Ptriosi, M--\u>
pave H*aa the advent*,* of
alclana said
plnl wBh rloW*. Ii \%«* reported that iVdillo ■plead hi* praannt
1.P40 rota*. Th* atandlno In
Th,. night chief aald Harper gurfrila warfare with the forte* of 1'rr^ideiri I 1* Mm t uidena*
1,1*7 « f Orapon’a 1.M1 prcwaj bru|,ed on thn n o ,i.
I'oaaibly becauar he m i leading hi* regiment lor lha laat lime,
clncta waa Haas CJ.OI* and
Horne la in c runoff In Tua»Martin <QJIdCol- B ru e Palmer, Comm"ndrr uf the 1st Cavalry, appeared grim at Jay’ a primary with W. Turn**'
Port Knox, Ky., ax he im lln l ihe order t , atart rolling South in Dcvla for nominal|on to th*. am
P O R T L A N D , O regon,- M ay ,
bV|
i maneuver* of the niechanlird cavclry. Col. Palmer la ahawn a* he alorlat ir if formerly held
21.— (A P )
G o v . C harles
^
ln t^r (urrct „ f a combat car.—all icady for the all daya1 war Harper
The aberlff aald llarper aav
M artin , retired
m a jo r s e n -; „ mo.
no elplanalinn of tha altercation
oral
w ho
w a rre d
a g u in a ti.-.
Immediately and Unit n1' charge
c it y n e w s b r ie f s
"la b o r te r r o ria m ,"
and
an
had been filed and »ou|d not b..
op pon en t
fa v o r e d
by
tura
fijeil unloxa by Horne i*r hi
The .run mnnibli
111"v*mg m
family.
the City l 'iimml-vi". * util »*• lii'bl
The State Welfare Bon id at
1 in Ihe I'iiy II,.II M>iiul*y nigh*
P
A
.
a. a , , a . a I W R W T R W - . - "
|
‘
aJacksonville
MCRlHRVIIIf |«K1
4 ip« r iMfl
II
raid 11
Harper
hail been
ut
uVlork
And v otll in todays l»bulH-j . |
t p j
I jt
Bf
—I gi»en a leave of aba«nc«4 thu-f*
700 Precincts
. Yet To Report
j Czechs And Nazis
j Crow More Bitter
0. Henry Oleen Is 3rd
In Race For Demo
cratic Nomination
Berlin Denies Milita
ry Maneuvers Near
Border Are Hostile
Sheriff Warns
Public Against
Starting Fires
'Former U. Of F. SeminoIe County
r . , r ^ . = : S t u d e D t s Form Ranks 13th In
tion of the bitter Democratic A I U ID D l
Drlmaru Conleat,
Cnnteat
1
primary
Staking r*-uo»lnation tlio 7t*j
yaarorld MartLn had It.ltl votta,
to t l.lt * for Henry L. Ilta* whol
a*
L h a D l€ r | U S e
*
l
U l
r C llH I Z a
- ■«__L__L
month, ago became of eye trounot now actively
connected with the board.
W illi
ilm
ini-nai v
f irr- iiirreitiing wl*li
of
each
"
fo r e ,',
Th ,-
Cue
H t* n tui.'nt
lie* | r a i l e d In e v l i n g u i - h ,i g , u „ ,
y e a l e r d ' V ,( i
.
A vr nm
1 i|
, |„. k
u ,t,
f i , ..
Curti
belw eeii rt * euly A bo d and
Twi |,1i (uUilIl Slll'el.
i
, ulln, r j„ lUr „ „ Hj(1.
Th* tabulation tan* from It)
Seminole County, the fourth
Sheriff t 'I Hand today i**ile.l, t.„.v .l Minin* Johncn ilia ig cl
The Seminole I’ouniy I'hcpter
preelncfa o il Of lb* atata* l.et 1
•malleet of Florlda'e 67 rountie*.
a aharp viiritmc avatn-t Hie care i utth petit |aii"iiy lit ar*r|a t .
O. Henry OlOOfl w lj third in of Ihe University of Florida ranked thirteenth in th* uae of
Ie«» ■tailing >>f
tne»
and I'-'v 115 111 and in ti. «i
pent
Alum ni A»*uciation
wa«
char
Declaring
there
*hou'd
be
a
tetha gubernatorial race with «.T11
f rrtiliie r,. fourteenth in the con: f"tir month* m tlic < ..tinti J nl
Martln'a gulna
came chiefly tered la»r night a> an in.iull*'- •umptiiin nf krroeeur end righ- ».«r.«m int of all properly In Sail- cited a Stale la* nihikinu i! o
from Ihe agricultural corninunl imn caremony held in the Valileg (rrnth in the couiumplinn uf fonl »ml Sernmole County, in. ,,i la* I'd to ( h i 1,« ,l llgllteit lip.,
I
vail,
Tin
Hotel
nn-e'imr ,, ( Hi '
. I bera of the' Seminole County ]<• ,1
II**.
ell....... .
during the monlh u f . „
. . .
a I a l .10,1 , all", I ,
Several member* of the Hr- gavolme
"i aI f l i . i l U r r Ilf
a In ,l
,te Board yextrrday
yeater
. .
,
. i i , .r e - 1 Eatate
h i *' rtiHe*', although lacking an of
April,
urrurding
to _a monthly
’
’
■tllLUtol V |ItllVlrloi |
t e n t i o n to
(ll[ Monday Might pa , lo i n
landu Chapter
|ire,en*ed Ihe
prevent ‘‘boom-time a »* v,incu t
ticUl
aancllon
by
I'reaident
port
on
the
runaumptlon
of
theve
.
,
.
.
I 2III1mi fin*' O. I |,,o'(iM,ne
charier on behalf of Ihe Alumni
i » ' t | 0 .l|e.| u n t i l T I i ' U - d a y
■■■Kill.
Mint I who Ii Include*
llooj«v«lt. claimed • K*w Deal
product, in F lo rid , compiled by ' °n
ln bo‘ h
■Jo dav* In jail Ini
.'a illn i.
I i o n a l d I.. 1111, i,I, a ii n „ ,T i | ,< d I i h I.i ,
A**ocialiun
lu the
Seminole
(he
county
Ami
■Rtcrtcil
(hut
»
■
endoraameot. II* b«d ihe luppor'.
Ihe Inapeclion Bureau uf the
I
f’oun'y Chapter.
new aiaendnirnt should b«* made ^
1,1r
of Senator Oeorpe W. Norrl'.
Department of Agriculture at
llv
Following a dinner, l)ie club
at tha carlicit posnR)Ie dale.
!
h,‘ *
N ii*lati»r* i»t
( 'll v
ui il III Hu •
(Iiu(-Neb.) who urpad farmers to
Tulluhea-ec
fin** d»»** '" I >ibill ho in rit heftiio -hid, o 1 I (tills
* u nrgnntlrd anil officer* w rre
P. Bayard Smith, praaident *.f pr.'hkm *.r
repudiate Martin, and a teller
During the month of April. 4d.t
■Irjf « t>u(Im‘ i | 1 M iller in n mowuoo ui I lit' A li
tha Seminole County Board, nlm Bi1) *Attuunhii-iry
elected with Willard Ayre*. head
from Secretary Ichaa, woo de
loll* uf mixed feitlhxeri anil preof the Orlando delegallon, acting \
prealdrd over the meeting in the riHltJ11Ioiih I(|4|I pilJilt* 441141 (If I nu ipal I'ourt a 1 *hr In»Ei* *•
' pared material* were convumed
acrlbed (Jov*m“ r Uarlin aa “ no
Gihcn R|>“UiiI *,!• |m
a, chairman
Leonard I,
SUChamtier of Conmierrr building pfCit'iuh
I lHI
Mou .Monday ah*
at
N*w Dealer" Th* go**mor re
in the county while 1
Ion* of
Lucaa waa *lcc'ed prealilcnt of
Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, |o k»T|i iir«'|ri*r(y «Liimtao ul
mi liidk,
i there product, were uitd during
plied he waa loyal to the Pre.'iIhe club; K. E Kipp, vice pre»ldeclared that pro|»rty in Sanfuid Hi InInium
daut without betat a "rubber
j the munth of March.
Fir»* rlil« f
k ('Icvchiud
dent; Charlea W . f'halker, aecrvwaa aliened on valuationa made
I no* weekly lorn • » * ■ i > tli •
Folk county lead the atate in
ataup.'
v«t *»I liuira ‘»*uln,»t m
tary-tr* aaurtr.
during the boom and added thi-y I j d n ’d
1 lloi.ny
■, club
----- < HI Ih- hold in Ho*
ronaumption of fartlllxcra dur
Ilepuhlicaua
and
Dcmocrulu
dlRi’rlHMniMr
Railing
of
wood*
an»l
M r A y rra explained lhal
It
J Valiiei lloltd Monday '*
ing April, ronauming a total of were out of line with preaent pro
i : la
voted for candidate* for tha |uvperty velum. In the rural diatrirt* grana fur*. •Ir«|a»lnl lh«*y arc a
wi* cuatomary for newly formed
i
k, UCorin ltoilm «, * ' l l " ' tfl
H41H ton*. Conaumptlon "by other
arnorahip. Ibre*
congroaalonul
of the county, he reported, much danger t«* Hoiiuhr and o|lnar
rluba lo elect a board of director*
of tho program lomnniii, " *H»
eitru, producing countlea followed
a**ta, and a reKular t*rm and n
In addt’ lon lo regular offlcere but in order aa follow*: Orange, improved property ie aaaeeaed ■* property unh**i« rUtdiy auporvii*’.l iiiiuiu od today.
abort term In tl>* United Staten
AlfOiiily
flumoH
Iiayi*
threatrn^'I
undeveloped
property.
member* of the club dteided to 2,211 tom ; Brevard. I.27S turn;
Sen*to But no r « * equalled lhi
Tha local board at ita mccimg to iN ir « r >ev*-r*4| linmca In th»
defer Ihe elect Ion of auch • ami tjike county M IS tona.
ln>*nalty of H*a*' uhallenga tr, board until a laler da.'e.
alto appointed a Vigilant Commit Oht»fn w«u |ion uruj Iho \V. II,
The total coMiimptlon of ferOovartior Marlin.
Woodrow Riacr waa appointed tiliirre In the atata during the tea the purpoae o f which it i* t« Tunnh litf** rv^idnno on Hunili
WIUU K. Mahoney *( Klanmti,
chairman of a member,hip com- month o f April w*a 21.355 ton* a* aee that all persona dealing m Hanliird A»i-uut> • » . aavr I from
rail* and Carl Donaugh of Port
mlUee compoaad o f
Mr. Kipp. comp, rp,, wfth 40,7M ton. for the reel estate or renttla in Semi drelructlmi oul> Irv thn i-onc*rlcil
land, both New Deal anpportars John Courier, and Mr. McLucaa monlh of M„ th
nole county have licenuM iml cff»r*a of nolchhor* " f tho Tun
contacted for t)M Dem*cr*tln Mr. Chalkar waa appointed chair
credentials. 11. C. DuBose wi| ap nlcllffn'a Sim h limlwr land in
According
to
the
report.
31RJ50H
nomination for th* United Btalc a man o f a con*!HuUonal by-lawa
pointed chairman o f the commit lhal auction w"a dcalroycd by
gallon* o f gaaollna were contumed
Senate. Rufu* 1 Holman. Siam commlttc*.
tee.
Hire.
Ilia luring lhal lh"rr an- u"*
in thi* county during the paat
treaaurar and Robert N. Stan
Alan at the meeting yesterday,
Tim nrri.il kh|* »rrk nf llvnry U.WUi) urllvo club* In (Ui- I’ nlle.l
Mr, Ayrra prevented lha ch*r- month na compared with a confield.
fBr*n*r
loaator.
ear* ! tar to Mr. Kipp In the abacnc*
C. U. Cilia waa appointed chair V«mlimn (if Paumla on rharKv* Hlalw, Jark I,. Hparlimt. Pr''»i
■umptlon of 140JM gallon* dur
•ought EcpubHe** nomination In of Mr. Me Luc**
man o f tho county apprise! com of aolting anv*ral woial* flro* In d-nt uf Ihu Urluiidn Tu 'n a'iu l
and charged ing th« month of Marrh.
mittee and A. P. Coldough was Bcmlnolo I ’nnnly «n* unnoun—J Club, uddreaaed inetnbera ul tha
member* of the Seminole County
Dud*
county
headed
tha
Hat
In
Thr** r*prw*«*tattva*, Walter
Chapter to aupport and uphold th# conaumptlon o f gaaollne, con- previously named chairman of a by Iho ahorlff’a ofllco Thuraduy Henfurd To Wnaend Club at its
M. Flwrcw (D) i f
U
Or and*. •ha ideal* of lire Unireralty of
committee on fees and commit* and U an Inlicnljun that every vgu lar me-tfon Thursday nUld»uming a total o f 4.7UJ0M gallon*
Jam*a Mott (R ) *1 M eat, and Florida.
effort la lieina iiiudn U> runlrol W tl. Dupree. pre»ld*'llt. n»id In
during Uia month followed by
Mr*. N>n Wood Hanaymaq (D)
Ihu tiaiaid.
day.
A targe picture o f lh* univar. Duval county where tha eonaumpof Portland, aoughl r*»mnlnation. ally campua at UaUleariUo waa
Mr. Bparlin* *nid IIm<I " n '
lion waa recorded a* 3,184,756
PUrca «• * onpda*4 by Wad* given to lha chapter |o be prailty'a mall brnugbi
C.tmrj n'>*
gallon*, and Uillaborough with a
Crawford, former Klaaiath In aenled to Seminole High School
ineinberililpa to National Ilya I
ronaumption o f 2J13J02. Orange.
dian Eaaarratlon gEparinlasdanL aa a goodwill gift.
iiuurtara at t'hlrago rncen'ly.
Palm Beach, Phrella*, Polk and
LOS ANOBLCS. Mar 11.
and N«H hr W*|1ar No,bled o(
In riurida Ihnrn arn ion «lub*
Mem bora #1landing front lire Votuala rountla* all cold over
—Dorothy Lamour, who pl*r*
Aatorla, *od a( « R raa r lUpeMI- Orlando Chapter war*: Willard
with 125.000 member*, hr n U '-d .!
1JM0J100 gallon* o f th* motor Primitive girl rolaa In film*. **a
PATRRS4JN. N. J- May I t — ■ddfoR that tho Fdih t.'ungrraR ’ a m r , WtHInni Prcnd«T> A y m . J. y Parrlah, J r . Leonard
fuel daring th* ntanlh.
•might by pnCM i aervera y*al*c- (A1)—The biMlioa nf two yuung alunu) Dtalrlct hire 45 clubs
gnat and Jacob W i*n%, both Df Blanknar and Waller Woodward.
Gaaollna conaumptlon in th*
day a* ■ defendant in • 1 5 ""'* children whoae head*, police aalJ.
Pori land,
Mr Duprca anaortod that one
Mr
Parrlah anggaaiad lhal Hal* during lha month of April
damage *ait filed hr Carolina bad been crushed with n heavy member af Iho loan I i lull brought
aren a aaat.
tnambara of lh* club fo ra a long. waa Hated aa IM M .I U K*H«na
Fabar over blUa ah* claim* lo butrumcnt w»r« found by fire 19 new members ut the last meet
r*n*?_
would In- aa compared with tha cornump- have voffered from Jlgga, a mov
man fo » imoka-filled living ing aiding the Banford Club in
mm* *• wane ttaol
tloo o f l U R J t ) gallon* during
ie chlmpanaaa.
room of a third tluor flat.
dulnS It* part in r««rhln« lh*
tho month o f March.
Mlaa Lamour originally waa
Sergeant Thomaa Lyon*
it mllliun total, ihu good of tba
Apr!) eoaaumpUon of
naared aa a Jana Doa In the aril *nr<ad that their father, Alfred nieniberahlp dilrn of the initlunal
In Somlaok County area Hated at
brought hr Mica Fahar againal Sehwartcenback. 25. unemployed
45,149 gaIlona U compared with
uraunDatlon.
ii
Paramoant flcturaa. Ine. Mickey •Ilk dyer* helper, aald Ire
The club heart tha Towuaend
tha Match aanaamptliw af 49.1M
O ntiT , train*r o f Jlgga. now hilled the children with a
recTUillnlt and victory man-lie*.
nd
aavaral
John
Doa*
cblnlat’* hammer becauae ba waa Mr. Dupree aald. They
»ert
the atata far April waa Iktad aa
Mire Ftbwr aald aha waa bHt*n “out of work and dlacouragod.'
t-ornpoaeil hr the It** Char la*
U M IJ M gallant na aampared with
At Fataraon (l*nara| HrePHal* Dewar* of lAha Mary, a piemliar
IjrTVAH d a r i n g .......................... during tho filming of • picture U
P a l* >fringe Mat Nov. IS and Dr. Benjamin Dacha aald the o f th« local dull.
March.
chartre tha dafandanU with ucg Children, Lorraine. I. and Albert.
1. died from fractared ahnlUCASK ICHO
Aetlng Detect hr* Captain Jamca
SUTT RN TIRS RACK
Smith . aald Schwartaanaagh daKNOX. Ind- —UP)—The Biarhu
COCOA, — CT7— Noah It
Buit t la red he killed th* ahlUJan he
yOatarday bo would l*o u oaa h* didn't want to to* them County Fhtriff* office last niahl
n m ndMali lor Speaker o f lh* ■tarn. After beating them with dlacloaad It haa had fo cualodr
INS State lUna* of tUpraaanU' lha hammer ha pot th* bod lea an alnca May T a Bala » h " has «ooBrevac) n aofa and aat fire to H, afficara (aaaad tho kidnaping of 11-yaar
it*
itallva afore '*• Mid, attempting to bum th* b«d- old rarer Levin* at New He
chelle, n . T,
Sought By Board
Jack L. Sparling
Talks To Members
Of Townsend Club
850,000 Sought For
Bites Of Chimpaiur.ee Jobless Dyer Uses
Hammer To KUI Tots
Noted Swimmer b
Married TO Aviator Legionnaire. To Hold
ren uueaaiMu,
. Meet Monday Night
Tba monthly (upper far reeev
er*1*f tha
L-n»—i—
Paat of the
ha ha'd to tha Aaverlean Laglow
Hat Mendaynight at 7JOa-ciock.
Caaimandai 0. D. WartmnTaald
taday.
Daring tha
Mr. ‘WWkaren aUtod that
raagsaaowta *01 ha aada far at
Wthe local pact at lha
in ba hald hi
Jfcr i s . - - ™ - *
• ■J
i
<4
a
win M
li.ii v o 'te il
n
Imnil<< i i iiijt n f w a r fe a rs
] t w n i m i' ini'iit - 'in la y .
I
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m i
I I w nr ii
1eVoH,
itnulilfH
im ii a-m t'
piv oliy l
ti n 'tun
Kniiii-u
uml
b?*
H illy ,
i iuiiiMi-.il.lv cum i iii. il by riv a l
lirn Sittinrimo
h hilr ^nv *■1nun '»| i*i ,1(1
the h ill. fi* piepuie fm
in t•*r \ i *i i ! 'im in 'll*’ S |w n U h
w ,n- anil mi 1rcuh o u tIn c u k - .in-invr (m m C zccho-
j civ il
Klovuki..
In
N i l li'iilili-m.
, k i , i i .1 n . i
„f ihr *>n-
j Iml I-iini|>‘ in ■!. ui"' nicy. built
nn the ,«fln-s of 1hi World War,
•ho
\ /ir h o rin v a k
pint loin
jjovei min til .171*1 fi.lli.vh.rH o f K nn.
tri.l II. nh iit
f.om-lri
in ch
«*»hrf
with fiw(> lifl-l ifisOP '
Iho kill' ,(fc? ,.f »w o Siideleil
(IclIUhlt- li v i '/« eh••*|nv« kii*n hor
dor hr*i i'il r-ilcri t*4 1 on mnmld*
erniii h.riio •
f *'« ■! to u p
Siiclo' *n N »j. i
(or it tli ot oon w il h i he I'mhn
gtive' imii iP ■ii hfosernmenl o^er*
ture?4 fill • IH.it*-fnl eurnpromiao
Ma.vn Ktlvhsnl ||
mi<! of Hi ii <h .irtd* for autonomyt )ty rU»rk Krtink I. I^ im-hhi vhilfj
t|o ■*!*i| a Kuarantt*
II* nh in
JnAvi* ttmiiirriiM mg In fur \Vj.ish* of Mi* «oi|cf in Slide'•■ii liar mini
n.glon where they will inviNttga'i1 rag Ion si before talking uf n >fli#
MijssthilitieN for « loan from the, tferiient,
* 'tiihfr*, nr»RtcofNti ut'l'oh Kmurin' r.irp*.Kt | ft? .YtljiLH*rn.
l oo [u rt pfu »* ih** iiii-ut isf it tiu > i <« I if i i •«* l o a i r h i n ' o A M frt.1 t h e m
report • of (hr man troop
wooden pipe 4 li'Uilirthf from fh»* Vh»*i
■aell* aIor iif iho Oriahtlo Ihtfhw.tv niiivemeiri alon g 'h o t xechoaloU> the Wirier pluiri Mii\ •11 Ilia p
! \ak fnmliei
In ihe Uietiui*!*'tvtik iiiurih ipai
gin* tnlii a M t tM 1r|Mi|1IT Iht(IHUnmit
|•lit' mn at -in thug Stunlay tlicra
in
M.iyttr II iit: Liin - i * *1 -i H III**ll» ' til'p*t* Wiiw a pa p' ui I pa ral lei
lwr of the ho* pit .it * •inini! I•■*■ unit Atlril 1Iii' h fill lie j|t' 1ntpi Hi hold a
it \vii* Hitiniutiit ih. >*iiiile in Ihe pieliincill* tin v* he'h r AuairUi
wlimild remain uulepen len*
tuition** tapitul he will ilivrwl
(•ertminy w,nd h* r lump move*
gnti* Ihi* feusihiluy Ilf •*e» III mg
fiderul funil* fiit II" cMii’-f rm infills wru* •ally r«tiritne manouv*
twiCQ
turn of a *‘iiunty o\\i c l III. 'Piiul
| i t w. (Jrent Hi i' im «*krd
IteiTorrimL' ilia*
fur 1Ii*1. alunri the nmvemenijt wanting
.1
pififlini*, Aliyur lh, If 111. J'nlrrifd . t irrmun uv«imiin•**■<»
out th it ihe pro son 11«HM!•'U ppie I In turn. Mu* t ie chiialuvak g o v
ha* (jelerionriotl to '«i. h a *tut e ’1 «1 nnteiit «itllt i| up it fiiisrt nf army
that rim* itjoin hie ehliens** hits retervei lint tleiiii if Mum crinsti*
ln-eii inrurroil i*• kt .1* lh*' line in Mrietl a mubllliaU* in f*»r ilrfrnao.
In Spam , Insurgi nt
artillv ry
repair otul irito ihoi the line i* in
**nrh a romlit ion tlmt iho toil Ion* found the rang** u f thn SahunanciA
of water |nimpet| per miniKe had sectm n of M adnd mid puureti **
l«i bi» retlueti I nuirli |ie|iiw ta parity rain n f shHU killing at feint 1*4
in onler In prevent ’'"the whole and injurmg ID
In t'him i, fun i"* n f fltfi riMi! and
line f roni being ilamiignl in such
in v hr inn u r r e Jm k* 4 in a b itte r
i«n eaten I ns lo In* irreparable.
latjnghai
Mayor Htififirt* iledurefl that ^rugglti ut Miu Iri'lr
l/n frn g,
fur
he and .Mr. l^niiMm viouht iiIno railway town of
seek w ronferenri* with W!*A uffP west nf Siiihovv whiih fell lu
dal* in reganl to ueveral other Ihe Japanese l|iu week an film
prajecta fur the f ’ riv Some nf Ihe of Ihuir grcuS^i war pnxea.
project * hitV** ii Ireitt(y been aiib*
«nit Ii“i|* he said, ineliiijinu the pro*
|Mii*i‘il f'ity boat bimin,
There i* little doubt but that
(he f*Ity will get the loin from
the HFI** tin* Mayor *aUI pointing
WAHIHNHTDN, Muy j|. —(A7
out that Ihe pmjert Woubi In* —Tho
Hcnaln
A|iprii|iriatioiic
self-liipiirhiiing *'At le«*t,** lie (1 >111in,11
u|!|imrt'd
today
a
affiled, "ai* hiipe the project ■will prnpo'Sl ii, InifHiK,. a alrict llmlIm* approver! uml wo feet rwumnii* liitlmi ,1,1 11in ut \v I*A tunda f"C
My sure that It will Im»."
builillng public u!ill) 1 pl-inta.
The Mayor ami Mr, (aiifiaop exMumbrn reporti-it Urn . com*
perl In be gone about n week an* iiiittro udupti’d by ;i narrow nnnleas unforeseen diffirulhea uriy. g Hi a ,u1i-t ijiiiiiiitt.a. 1"i nfiiniriida-
Possibility Of R. F. ( ’.
Ivoan On WaterPipe
Is I Of Objectives
McLucas Is Selected ThlsCou|ityCon«uined
tiny of continued drouth, and with
Of Re-Assessments
mui h damage already done by
316,608
President Of New
^
ravaging
flatu ^
Jlepiin"!^
ly Organised CJub Q u elin e-J n . A pulj. w p r o j ^ A fe 4 ;ciounlv
anti adpilMInC
areal.
ie*.
o
Tin-
'H iggin s, Lamson
| Leave Sunday T o
1° vestigatc Loan
I’ ointsOutLnw Which
Bans ThrowingCigarettes From Cars
W*' and waa
ii
Bumper Crop
Of War Fears
Stirs Europe
MEXICO’S ‘STRONG MAN’ PREPARES FOR WARFARE
R. C. Horne Is Knifed.
In Altercation With'
StateWelfare Board
Business Manager
M IIKR
1
Senate (iroup Imposes
I*VVA Fund Limitation
••011 that FWA
Short Courses Begin
SoonForl-II Members
GAINESVILLE, May a i - M I Florida 4-H Club Imy, and girl*
are making ready lo attend Ihu
annual short cuursca at Ihr Unlvaralty of Florida and Florida
StaU College fur Women.
Btalo Agricultural Kxtentinn
Service officials said 300 boys ora
11 pec ted for lha courte here
while between 5S0 and 600 girt*
will aiiembte for the work at Tal>
la ha si cc.
Instruction for 4-11 club boy*
will atart at tha Univariity of
Florida, May 30. Girl* will begin
their atudy at 'Florida 8 tat* Collag* for Women, June 4.
LOCAL WEATHER
Florida: Fair tonight ■nd Hun
dty.
Im prohibited
from fmanrine conalructlon nf
utility plun*» which would ‘eoiup»t*> wth
privrio *ya*
inma wliin |lu< Iwtfo.r uro subject
■o any lorui id public regulation.
Judge ThomasCurrlea
Campaign To Marion
O r ALA, May 2 1 -(A 1 -C lm itt
Judge El ary n Thomaa of Fort
I’iarcc, aakad Marion county citl* ;
aena yesterday to support hla
candidacy for the State Supr
Court.
H* vialtad at Anthony, Sp
Citre, People* City, Irvina,
field and Lowell,
"I a mwell satisfied with
"I am wall satisfied with
ion county," Thomaa veld,
from the txpreaalona of th
contacted I believe that I wll
moat o f th* aupport th a t 1
Senator Futch ln th* fln t.'
ary. 1 waa told today that I '
gat • majority o f that vole,’*
k
u .*
m
�(
Sanford Herald
The Parole System
CANDLELIGHT
STIMNG&SiS IT
By NINA Ot.IV EH DEAN
■.
Silly sentimHntalist* who Insist that every man who
___ murders .nimtune should bo given a chance to murder
“ A good book 1« the precious
Hono-ono clue, even a third or fourth time, are condemned life-blood of a master-spirit, >m't*i' l,y * Etlg.tr Hoover, head o f the federal Bureau of Investi-1 lielmed and treasared up ea
ga'ion, who sn>* that the nations parole system is respoti- \jui rpure to a life beyund life.”
W. Sotnenet Maugham's "The
Bible to a large extent for the annual crime bill of $120 a
Summing• Up” may net attain
*“ " year for every man. wont an and child in the country.
that “ Ufa beyond life" for which
In an tulilrc** before the General Federation of Wom- aulhon yearn but certain It w
M7S eii’s t'lubs in Kiiii'iis City the other day, Mr. Hoover said that thia new book by the Ddtieh
that "Some nr** often 'on jealous of the life of the killer novelist and playwright la not
**“ and not though'fill enough of the life that has been ended, only dlatlngnlahed by perfection
i *| 1 h»v«* been viciously attacked because of my attitude to- ■if form and a crystal-like clarity
stylo bat that ita content ta
i. ~i ward the present-day maladministration of the humanitar- of
Hecply
attrring and
etrangely
1 *“ mu principles of parole.”
arresting. It is. not an autobiog
t ~n j
"If to l|p » friend of parole means that we must close raphy but It ia mfiniiely more
i . . * i our eyes to obvious
abuses; that we must actively asxoci- revealing, for in It Mr. Maugham
riotVll' r w,'h those who, liecatise parole affords them a daily he* to me how connived to pot the
ii-clihoixl. feel '.ha' they must extend it in cases in which very alienee of himself. It la the
final etateaaant of the conclusions
r has no valid excuse for being; or if we must work
re* shoulder 'n shoulder with silly, sentimental theorists . . .
.'Ts I '•‘ "Ho’ be considered a friend of parole," Mr. Hoover said
X*!I*
Fur'her illustrating the futility of the parole sysIt
la
r"iw tern. Mr Hoover revealed that out of 620,153 persons
Ml 1
7^-1 whose case histories were studied during the past year,
*1*" I I'J.Ottl had previous criminal histories totaling 366.676
—— Previous convictions. Out of 13.602 desperate, confirmed
criminids. :(0 percent had been the recipient* of clemency
not only once, hut in many enses, six, seven, eight, nine
‘
j and !() times.
HTO
It is a difficult matter *o ratch a criminal in the
t ar* act. It is even more difficult to convict him. It Is still
difficult to prevent his case from being reversed in the
Supreme Court. Hut if all these hurdles have been suce-wfully taken by the officers of the law, it goes without
HI PSAveTH BEST
uiv ng that it is discouraging when a parole board again
ddins-dneat! ibis acnil hain ind again releases the hardened criminal who occasionally
lands in jail.
,
If
H Is a svslem which has been abused to the point
Ithid i! should be abolished.
lli uni as For Just fee
|wb«ter far to mo
ilk t°tt*ther to th<- kirk
| ■ goodly rumpuny!—
**"' ,nd
poll!icid colon tn fo r a n u m b er o f state papers, In a recent
""<■ " f w hich he snbl ihut J u d g e T h om as Is on e o f the m ost
W*n. farnwi'll! hut this l to lla b le and ex p erien ced ju d g e s ever to aspire to this h igh
i thee, li'ou Wielding tine"*' IOf fice.
* * d " h0 l°v*,h
"It is an in tern s 1iiig sidelight o f the o n co m in g election
a rt'»n and bird and b u n '■rlir i,n t ;r o „ r it,,, t'h.ri.ii.
rv...vt •*
Mr
Kyelh bast Who loveth be.l.
fifiit nm nir I
K' r',
lm '
w ill
« f MfNW MffiHEHT
leiw iH fM m cfi
FURNITURE CO,
$0o
Ph
Sanford Are.
CBMOHW
C H W K ft tH
w fm m tm
g B /a e a w
IN Me«icf»N
Qod, who lotath u*. slate timri* Jtldicbtl
"ad loteth all.
Irtick to the time (
' i dlhuet Taylor Coleridge. „ i ng that work."
W t the draught it's $**!
Jh'Iko T)imtm!l
V*h School graduating class
Louisiana has chnven for its
mt, ^WFA, Rare We Come.’
{ Rouble about three
"fa that the ’ bomba fall
1 who Opposed fbe wer
|g 'those who' beUyhoocd
air
en
aa
for
r SANFORD
ELECTRIC CO
Fixtures
W fW flb R S D iO M otf
of IHfiR own 0oo\<KftPlNfi
^
PwPMftPfilHtiROWrt
LgftVING KWttl
IB
r / t f l JlM f / jW S
for Kugane Matthews for
I camIwtastoner. Now that
Darii has withdrawn ha
•PJwaltkm. bul li* wmiWl
b M tou r votes tnyhovr.
He adds that Judge Thomas
has frequently begn csllcd by tho Supreme Court to set In
n California canyon with the place of one of the Juntlcea disqualified or otherwise
if nine Hrea. WWeh h"*’ prevented from taking part In a case.
^t)Mw mil titi1'Old low
food pUefl ta rida.
lriti.L-.uji ...T lTIl.. corn» Writes thafePraildsnt
I faueda- to fire hit epne quarter. But a few
m„ nBKl.mrnt uf
II.
in Heultl.- buck m
H.
,,
„„
p|llf„ , , heir miMWy in
keeping’' in a gie'fre bnrr
llorton', ,i„r * _ a n d the re |t
|y
unll| warvr„l t
ownerj
0
_m
I»"P «»l'ora
.
,
merely placed
of the flavour of 'T he Summing
Up". It la an intervaling analogy
becau.e Somcraet Maugham ia
a litre ya regarded aa «ueh a bratal
rdallet and Mr. Cabell at an
avowed romantlclat who felt that
In literatora “ truthfulneaa to life
wai the supreme treachery". But
In final anaiyala, theae two do
not appear to be so unlike. They
both made their own “ patterns
, 1" ■ “ ck' « h,ch1
c,,'*,l in,°
"P*" barr,J
"* a nolUW of the n
l1** depoall and, p • 1
"f ,ornl' ho
“ *“ “ 1
Whenever a dfisultor ft
needed money, all he h»d
" u go to the barrel and isl
*a much aa he wanted, l<m
receipt for the amount tak
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JEWELER
108 Magnolia
Th«*r«» in MRmi*A**«u*« “Cnnfpf■tans", bul thi« “ m »n of f i l i n g ”
dwelt «o much upon trivial incl-
Maugham'a book. He ii (here ell
the time, breathing ami alive Just
beneath the prinUd page, and the
reader It almoit painfully con•rioue of hint.
'•Beyond U fo", that beautiful
bre.k of .lame, Branch (’abell.
written when he still llvtd in thw
lllara Your Clocks And
Watches Repaired By
One Who Really
Knows How
*mlHevfe6A>r' d * .
serene o U ru rliy thst preced'd tho
-J u ry e n " fenfere. ha. aom.thing
I
be' dsar
If
We Pay Cash For
Used Furniture At
stiil. wiib- rucu on the ballot for Tuesday's |>ri*
llf lr^ W j/ S lk a
™
> i- In-1wctui Turn Watson of Tampa **ud Judge Klwyn t jp u li such r u hi* w a iw tr oa t be n g
/ U | f ' 1![ m C T
m i' "l Fort rierce for Justice of the Supreme Courl. wi*i with iPHin when h«i npvirr know
t b it hi* had ahml thvm that the
y
ly [
Judge Thotna* is well and favorably known in Seminole romior often Ion#* night o f th«
Conti tv and tve feel sure will reieivc a splendid vote here. nmn behind the bewildering COfFEE-llAII ItEI. IIANK ,
That he is also appreciated throughout the rest of ver ity of incnnae.puntial evlJ|„neity was the only
*nJ !0>in<; lb, v'nie is indicated by Kenneth Ballinger who writes a dance. Thia la never true in guard rfeceasary In ihr aucc
youths, and nmldcns *■' r
flBhlB
IR E C T O R Y
—
S
E
M B y JO ffNDH
IX
GULFSPRAY
i NS TCT
KI LLER
2I,T<I3 individuals In Chicago.
Kiret A- B. C loumamctit wai
also stugisl in Chicago, 37 yearn
ago in ', strange u> it seems, oat
uf the l,7rsj,000
games
since
rolled In louniamrnl, only four
have been perfect “ 300" gamrst
Scott's Scrvle* Station
THICK ANIt t h i n c l a s s e s . •
Class is notably a bad conduc
tor of heat. When hot water I*
poured intu a cold thick gluss,
the inner surface begtna to ex
pand before the ou'er
surface.
This unusual strain ia ..often
Martin’s Garage
General
.JteP aM ns
•rough to e t v t k , t
A thin glass, on 'he other hand,
is heated throughout more quick
ly and consequently ex panda more
equally, preventing crncklng.
Monday: Where era "eaat" end
“ weet"?
.
Service
BodR*—Fprlng*—Trmllen
A prk« you ex* afford
la pay
Martin’s Garage
I have none of that engaging
ceme-hitherneta that makee people
?" * “
"C ”
• .
take to one another on fhat
Though
tn the
one doe* ot any 'author in hie artiosintance,
work. ''O f Human Bondage", In- Mb*** of T»»f* * have learnt to
•load, la partly autobiographical assume an air of heart Intis when
and there la the story of thia forced into contact with s atranlittle boy laft an orphan at ten. gar. I have never liked anyone at
Do you remember the movie with ^ first sight. 1 do not think I hare
Laalia Howard aa the c ub-footed < rv«r addressed someone 1 did not
raadical student gnd Bette Davis' know in n railway cmrtiuga or
ae awaitreea7 T h an waa something • spoken to a fellow passenger on
unforgettable about it, the atnik board ship unless he first spoke
tradegy e f Greek drama with Its' ta me. The weakocaa of my firth
~ —
THE JAPANESE scorn to have hit on a good scheme
for Bcl,in* ,helr if00*5* Ih the world, market— they Just
chanlf« the nnme o f
manufacturing tonm to atilt the
world market’n taste. When th* Swedish match raanu"
fachirers patented "Made In Swede^,*$'the Japanese quick*
*• • 0
made mntehea there. ‘ Recently 'th ey —jechrlatened a vBQaffey. who sponiored ,“ F<f ‘‘Macclesfield" and -now Mil the W k manufactured
y Cost Aetl the little. there ns "Macclesfield silk," thug doing away with any little
the coal Industry, wf-l prejudice English buyers might ‘have - against Japanese
tft'airrtvetv n-tubarkUiiki, The opportunities In this system, once you overcome
Robert Benchlcy, After 1903— What? (Harper)
has fast passed a five
lar tax Mil, which U
m to tha vacation,
all this money coming
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
tss g o l f ■ Uttla higher,
Mr. and Mis. D. E. Freeman has ht
aril! know of cauraa what returned to their homa in Tampa mailt.
Saturday after apending several
L>
daya'lia Be afo r * a a tin guMla of .pant
Mrs. Anna Walktr at Ba^koms on | wash
Mad the depressionrda- Magnolia Avenue,
'.v
L,
-Bom ting an htaaana of
G. V. Smith haa returned'from from
IM4, ha now «tra«glaa on extended trip to Y olk u n tp a villa.
1400.000 a year. Ila Bp Fork, Denver and othar points'!* ■ Mm
is eueceaa In tha movies.
vhdJai •and 'through ■the . M*ada Fox, sergeant tn tha 1AJ
ta, la being teat dumb coiat aitil viy tms ratoraad t u ' uu
Mt too fta b , but lust X ty Wrat after >paruUog a pleaaanO fariougb with Ida homa folks va
and manv fnanila
r
C C. Howard rataruad ta New Ml
gmynia ymtardny attar spendlog ba
•' plea Mini weak with his family. Hi
II. L. Farrs inure o f laakaonvUla au
ia (ikU tond at the Hotel Caines, ha
t MjB- Wiggins returned to Hast-, l
, Mg* yesterday aflat spending Mj
of pleasant weekend ia Sanford M
M the gaaat of friasda. t
Ira
Norris LaVia la hone fpr a fe w ; M
2,000 families repreeen
,C. . . ,frh '..'r * . {
kha at, <•
greatest
�J > V f t*. >
"
"
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M.
g
LOVE CATCHES UP-AFTER 23 YEARS
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
iai Calendar
j PASTR Y
Teachers Club Holds
Election At Session
Rev. Fred Turner, of the Firat
Methodist Church of Orlando will
preach the Baccalaureate Sermon
for the graduating data o f the
Lyman School in the auditorium
Sunday night May 23. Has, night
program and tha Eighth Grade
Promotion will be conducted on
the night o f May 2d at 8:13
o'clock. Commencement exereiaei
*w ill, be held Friday night begin
n in g at 8:13 o'clock and Dr. W\ S.
Allen, praaident of Stetson Uni
versity In DeLand will daliver th#
eommeifceaient address.
Longwtfld teacher, attended th*
picnic of the Semino'e County
Teachers Club held on ihe Semi
nole High School ground, Wed
nesday.
Th* last service of Ihe aeaaon
will be held at the Chrlit Epis
copal Church on Sunday, May 29,
at 3:30 P. M , according to an
announcement by Rev. Martin J.
o f the Holy Croat
B ru n. rector
i
opal Church in Sanford.
_
F.ltle Dunbar fh o tiff
»
■pant' 35 wfhtar aeaaon. In Langwood ha, returned to her home
Mrs. Orln Burnett ha, return*-!
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Aneaby who front an extended »i,B in Val
■pent the paat year and a half al dosta, tja,
Mr *n.l Mra. I> T. Thoinpaon
and ■<>», D T., Jr. and Mr«. H.
M, O'Nell and daughter, Dorothy
of Webatrr, »c r e gu»sta Hundav
at Iho horn* of Mr *ml Mrs. u
P. Wlone.
The aettlor claaa of Oviedo
High School and aome Invite I
gueita enjoyed a bearh partY
Thursday evening »< Coronad*
Beach.
Mr. and Mr*. W. R HrbnUI*r
of rhuluot* were shopping In
Oviedo Thursday.
John Leonardy o f Hanford *>»
railing on M* frlenJ* in Oviedo
Wednesday
W. It. William* of Hanford was
Al
in Oviedo Trlday.
[M T III
II. ZUrhelde and W. M. Luhrmann Qf Sanford were doing truoin**s In Oviedo Friday,
Roy Holler o f Sanford with
Richard M i
Ihe New York U fa Insurance Co,.
« H In Oviedo FrWHyMr. and Mra. Jack Qore enter
tained a part? o f friend* with a
chicken barbecue Wednesday eve■ing Out of town guest* were:
PrafOMor and Mra. E. II- Lan*y
of Apopka, Mr. and Mra. H- Y.
Fount of Orlande, and Mr. and
Mra. Janie# Wttaon of Chuluota
Senator Charles E- Johns of
Stork wan a guest of L. B, Jordan
Wednesday.
Georg* Bridge. Jr of Long wood
was In Oviedo Tuesday.
D. I* Thrasher of Hanford wax
hi Oviedo Tuesday.
ffer
OVIEDO
Tonight—Sunday
Admission 10c-25c
‘BUND
ALIBI’
PRINCESS
TONIGHT
AtokUos
S T l Kt
and
tier " f Mi** Funi
SOME
h -if MrLimfo will
BODY MIGHT l \
for to
1 'll, ,
and W lint VHKS * ’ T
'
II- >n . doll i like pink
, you might lik! Itt'T when it get,
: P l'K F S
Friends of Dr Peter S Roy will
be glad to learn ihat he h », re
covered from o slight illness
j
feilt h ^ I % f i l l
Mr an«l Mr* J f> Wooilr-if!.
arnl Dr anil Mr^ t harle-* F.nk
M* ni
ihiy «r
I 'urunjtlu
H* in’h
I
t(
I look
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1*1.1 ti ts
a
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Mm 4 It Kn’ hy :irut tltitiijhN-r, HiiMirt KirMi'V* hav** r»‘t irni'il
D11m a vt^if ur P^rryih ll mi Duv*
hma Ilftirh
j
llf.\ > »»f v t , \l I IMIN
ADOPT
I ........ i.o
f » !» in
i
tllrhuril UolUrltiw left tmlay
after spending a tverk here »>Hi
his mother Mrs. Kmiua Holts
claw, it* sing in the Central I’ re*
bytorlan
Chun h of
Atlanta.
»h*re for three years ho wai
baritone soloist Prior to begin.
ntnK bis study at LoUainn* Cm
vi’ rsily 111 Baton Rouge.
a
<; k
"n t |h*>
Vi tln
and Mu. Egidro Tartnra, wh '
>.ars ago, embrace after Ihi"
i. ton tried first in |‘lj I, <nl| ,
•r r se pa ra te d b y i|,(- U ,
" it li t t r i a g e
in
■ ><-ar. In t e r
Ftaly and *«< drafted for
ciimmunit-aie » i'li eaeh oth.
''a ra nhtutried a divorce In |‘C
In i t v
\, „
11" V niet
flower iniwt hr Itl in K e y
wan jfivcn hv Mr* Willis in
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Mr
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Want to Mlp kt«p your atr»w*
btrrlfa plump an<J Ttd wbtn they
•r« cooked? Ad,I a leaapoon ot
v!frt(*r lo each laro cuPa ol b«r*
ri«a. IfpV remember, prolonfed
cooklnjc will destroy folor. flator
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May 23— 8:15 I’ . M.
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Mrs. la-shcr, Mr* C., |. latuck-,
1 i ,T|S 1r lie. Mill tl I t 1' t lie
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25c & 35c
Mrs. George McCall, Mr*. J. T . , (lotted jacr tro mln tree » - 3
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Newby, Mr*. L. A. Calmer, Mi ti t m enlo.
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TH** I •*' *"h 'tri
L.,ni*m ■» * ktfip^ .
mill Lil I>t»f|
son. Mrs George 1’ av.ton, .Mrs. Z
Huff, Mr- W. I> Field., Mr- Ho
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.in4 Mi XInr > ' i f h i l t"
tl. IliiCiff, Mrs. Rollins, Mr*. mer l.illle. Mr*. Fred Dope, Mr* till* .«* nit""it
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Repnirinff
Root, Mr, A. K. Ros,viler. Mi
I.. E, Spencer, Mi . Olio S- hniel,
'»* r||tfi»l r f ' 1*1 \i
Kouthwaril and Mrs. W. II. Ham
Mra. Ilenry Might, Mr* || C. iii hi 4Tmi Ii Mit'fUi k"n mi-1 Fr«ri
‘1*1klf, at Iv*"
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horn iim * lh "' IH,., t t h n l t »*
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of Key West.
M'aihburn, Mr t II Wisrcup,
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Mrs. Fred Militant'. Mr*. I>. P.
. ..in limit w hm 4 v- ' It ill 1*1)4 *»h
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nitge, Mr* Alim Mo ely, Mrs!
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Ilenry Mrlamliii, .Ir, Mis. Mary r i.l 'l i t»t Htitlyo n . . . . IA it*** •Mil"* 'Mill npilt* I lil* Hiitrlti't* I " S
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i.'edillng ami t|n* Irene Hinton.
1Kiti we tiitihl ho liko Dili" DoiiJto- w nil I1*, •»** * h « nh-i h* -*i, Hv TIi*'j l u u m i m i N H U i i i u
I'luns werp m*da for • iketch
Hi,4i who a.iUl of thiy hull mini**
ing |>arty and picnic at lh» meet
“ FXI 4 I T K I I * I think t h U D XXIK S
ing of tha Sanford Art Club
m
C J O I N D T U X V IN J* . . . . W » m M
which w*t held yesterday *1 *h«.
• hi»t Ht«r*«h W arren w«4 tayinu
horn* o f Mis* Helen Wilson on
in T H A T uniplri* nftnr Imti H lrN
South Sanford Avenue, and thre
Markert wen- presented by the H A Y S HA.XIK. . . * K N O W » h t l
new members wen- welcomed into
past Matron* Club of the Order I.OT*S of FOLKS won hi h«»v»
the club
In th# absence of Ihe prrsiilrn', of Eastern Star al it* meeting llkisl |n HAY . t .
. . Ih» you know ''W hii 4 i h«’
Mrs. W. M. Scott, Ml»s Wlls.ir, which wa* he'd la*l night at the
second
vice-president,
presid Masonic Hall, a bronie marker rOW H Dll KAKFAST'* ? ? ?
ed
over
>he
meeting.
The bring presented for Ihe signet
ske'rhing party and picnic will which wa* given in memory of
b« held TUMtlay, June 7 at 10:-3u Mr, and Mrs. John Wilson.
Sliver markers were presented
A- M- at Sanlando Springs.
Mrs. Iran* Wyatt, Mis* Elea for tha picture* of Mrs. Alice
A clever adaption « ( "Rleklal"
nor Wy*H, and Mils Iris Sebrre Rabbins, once a member of Heml"
Christina and Her Accordion
in playlet form was presrnte-1
nol#
Chapter
Number
Two,
and
were wslcomcd (o th* Hub n>
last
nilht
a*
the
feature
of
the'
The
Slnjfln*.
PUylnR, Dancing, Walking
rti# first Worthy Grand Matron
new mtmbara.
South Hide Hprlnl Festival, with
Night Club entertainer*
Art wrork of tha varlottx mem <>f lh* State, and Mr. and Mra. 0 ,
th" youn* players, blarked »n>i
Cull For Your Favorite And (!ct It
her* waa exhibited following the E. McKay, paat grand patron,
In colorful negro costumes, giv t
adjoummant of
th#
meeting past grand matron of th* aula.
A Whole Orchestra In Two Instruments
ing
Performance*
which
showed
About
forty
member*
and
Tbosa present were: Mra. R L.
No Minimum Charge— No Covert Charge
talent anJ good direction.
Cornell, Mrs. II. ||. Coleman. Mr. guaata wero ptrsent at tha moat
_
The
playlet
wa*
irtanxed
and
Mild red - Babcock, Mrs. J
V ing, with Mrs. Mareu* Ty>«,
directed by Mr*. W. O, Flemlnx
llutchlacm, Mra. Jo# Gonxatax. Worthy Matron, proiding. Plane
with the permission « f Mr* El
5 Mile* Out Del-and lload
Mrs. Slavs Bhlnholser, Mrs. Irene wero dUcuased for a play, *'H*f*|
vlr» liarner, autboreas.
Comas
Charlie",
wh
ch
may
b*
I
Wyatt,
tha Misses Carolyn
About 3U0 children lu«k P-irl
Boyd, Logy Roumlltat, Margaret presented for Ih* benefit o f th*1
In the festival, which Ineludcd
Spencer, Ella# Hutchison. Helen Eastarn Star. Thi* play waa pro*
with -Rxeklel," Rletpy Time.
Hutchison, Eleanor Wyatt,
In* ten tad recently by th* Genova
"Counting Da l* lea,'* and "<>»i
Sebrao, Nan Paxton, and Helen r . T. A.
A t tha eoneluxinn of th* chapter Gang lltie* Camping'*
Wilaon.
masting lh* past ma Irons gava s
Heavy sports skirls often nr" ^4
Coeog veal chops wth gr*P« delightful p'ay reading titled. h*rl on bnalery. To prevent runs
CORRECT MEN S WEAR
fruit aecUona and than
broil "A Business Meet ini:". This wa* and stop that “ acralehy' feeling
than M minutes. Dasle several an nmutlng take-off on tha par* sew a two-Inch faring of thin 11
»'“ te# with tha drippings lh*l liam ntary procedure o f many silk un the IneUle uf thn skirt <
cltAs and organisation*.
rooha opt of Iho meat.
hem.
“ One Sunday
A fternoon”
Fine XVatch
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H
" S Diamond Setting
Girl Scout Troop H uh
Interesting Meeting Plans Are Made For
Art Club Sketching
Safety, singing, darning, and
Inaeet tests were Massed try Troop
Number One at Die (Hr! Scout,,
at their meeting which waa held
yesterday afternoon #t *h« l.ittlv
House.
Plans were made for a swim
mlng party »h k h will bo given
at Banl*ndo Hprings. Following
the meeting games were enjoyed
Laurel!
Dutton
passed
he I
cooking fast with lh* ginger
bread which " she baked and
served to the 27 member! pres
ent
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lin y MIDI I ll HE ,
Mrs
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Jtlaly*,* , Lira lu'i* KineJiii or*
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in I .M l, l i n n s
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thi f »■ « ,i* lirchlnl if iha* flinch
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d ia i '
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(tiiiahn i luh fan mni >♦*»> will i»-
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Central Circle Will
Hcautjfication Of
Plant Tree In Park
Pant! .Shell Planned
Peck Whitcomb, son of Mr. and
Mm. Donald Whitcomb of Colum
bia, S. f\. formerly of Hanford,
and grandson of Mrs. It. I„ I’rck
of this city, hes been elected
president of the South Carolina
High School Pres, Association,
r vDi.i
pi n c h
j
Simon,
i»N
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■■1 l l \ I H i l l ' ll
iht* O i l S
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\D
St | V1'k 1*1litl 1 lepri |M» *i'll
Mr*. Arthur Hrnn in, Mr* R
1* I'urriHI. Mk -i 4 unolla
M-avi
itnd \li*(i Khxitlie'h t
w"»v
in flrLtniio >4*Htrrih«\
Mina Mar4ha llishop. who i« a11
tendIng Slrlami
I ‘ iiiht •4 y »
visilitij? hr*r pur* rid. \D *ind Mr'*
(I«,(irgp lli-ihtip, fur i he hi t k mul
>mp*t
H .ily
1 t is \\i,FI
P‘
c:lHall •
Mil *1m C >.' i I a,'\| 1..| Ml, t -M- I"
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llrufp |Am*y of Tjmfm arrival
a*f night to sjiwiil tho wi*i*k crul
her* with hia paii-nfa, Mi aivl
Mr* E || |.»n,v
—
b
t
lirtlE
A im u
j K T A H L F .S
Mrs S O Chase has a, her
guest, her t'snifin, Mrs. William!
Hunt Harris of K-‘ y West
i|vi ir t'e
11,10-1
m *• I , o' aIrirk
H
l',l
.Mr find Mr* * harh'i Riitilri
foii, and huliy, Lynn, uf (Jkr**cho1 b*r will In* the* wi-rk *m1
lh* Dunbar home have returned
nf Mr and Mi * \y )| Znrhrv
to Philadelphia.
The Baptist W. M. S. nn Mon
Frif ndni nf lloli t'lirnt*!) will h *
day had a circle meet at the home
,Mm 11 M Pnpworth
of Mm. Harold Jackson. Mr*. Mc in terred to harn that hr hu«
Quillan was the leader at circle rpfrivnl hi« rommi^^ion n ' f.i • t**tirinii priMfirnt t.f th«* Sanfnnl
At the P. T. A. Thursday night nn«l li«*uti*nnnl m lh* R O T » (aiinlrn ritih, t r n P < ! rirr'i* nf
which !»hi% id a fncmhi’ r wi I p| in*
the new officer, were installed h> artillery unit »t Georgi.'i IVrh
a imii.: n.» jm rrrf* m Ih c For? M r I
Mr,. Forward. Prealdent. Mr,
Wallace Crosby, vice-presiden',
Mi*i Anna Cornell, who i< n» hm I‘ hi k ii IVH4 d cn rln l ycHirrilav
Mrs. Gilbert, secretary, Mr,. 1
tending
ElrttSPon
\'m v er«i*y ir nt ih c hint h c»n nf rhe cirvh
hclil
ai
Sntihmalo
Enttminger, treasurer. Mr*. Mr- Delsarid,
the weekrnd
of which waf
Danniell, historian, Mr*. Emm* her pir^nit, .Mr und \|r», |t L. H p rin c’
A fret* which hot hren tfimi'.il
Cotnrll.
Abbott Lyman.
by Mr.i
Ira Smifhwartl will
The Saturday night Card Club
met at th* home of Mm. Abbte
Mis, Rvelytl Cult., u student | n**t mu to the park .it *«nin a*
Morrison. Th* next party will be of SI.I.ON Universi'y ut Del and, Ihc i|i y M>»tEtin ih uver
with Mr». Tupper.
I t o . r i ' v t c t i i i i h c in inch r u n we re
is spending tin* week-end here
A farewell party waa giyen in wdh her luirrnts, .Mr. ntul Urn Mr*, iirnrjfia M d 'a ll, M r v .1 it
honor of Mm. Lillian ileal, o' I J t'a'es
limit, VI14 L ft Lc^hcr. Mr * ,1 VI,
Mm. Nlsmeyer’* Thursday with
llr.Hily ami M r ' It. F Hninr-*.
eight gueita. A cotime with eakes
M m <; K IDillini, choiiman, p rrMiss Margaret Wight of < uirn,
waa aerved.
Ga., a niece of Mr und Mrs •Itlefl «*vrr the Itii'inpM m cc!m »c
Mm. J. II. Menick attended th<
when Mtni nc l)iivmr«t wax c n r
Henry Wight, will visit here fur
luncheon of the 1). A. R. Chapter
ricif fun Hint p aru were matte f»ir
the week-end as the guest ft
at Mrs Hagen’* home in Sanford
n c it y ea r’ ' program
Mr and Mr*. W B Zachry.
on Friday afternoon.
Ail uiicriMlinur HfciMinl rtf *nmc
LONG WOOD
l io n
WHO »a.d lh,- IS PINK
T elep h on e 148
MONDAY
Y.
T*w,on wa* elected king
Th# Truth Seekers Cla.s of O f
hob<" ' ,nd M|*’ , -i,lisn
Firxt MelhodUt Church w,l| me,t[
* l * hoko P, r ‘ y
■t the Mayfair Hotel at J 001 *™ E‘Cn(< whie!! * '* « !v*" ^
th* Seminole County Teacher,
o'clock. An interesting program uf
Club la,t night at the Seminole
music and reading* will he pr"»ent»d All m<-mt>eTi trr urged High School athletic (ic'd. Offi
ccr, were elected at the ,hnr'
to attend
business meeting which a n held
Mildred Nix Mct’or will present
in connection with the patty
her mnale pupil* in a recital at
Miaa 'France, Morrow and W FT
the Woman', rlub at X 00 I* M.
McCracken weae anvarded prurThe public i* invited to alien I
aa the moat typically d r e e d
TUESD AY
hoboa. Mia, Nancy HuotUrr in
The Masonic Home Club will appropriate coelume
gave two
meet at the home f,t Mr, C C.j reading,, "The Shooting of Dun
ttrlfi, on ralineltti Accrue at MeGrew", and "The Face on the
3:00 o'clock There will he n nil,. Barroom Floor".
ce||an'ou, shower fur the home
Mill, IJoyil of Oviedo. fHJt'joinir
at Ihi, time
prealdent of the club, prrsided
W EDNESDAY
over the meeting. The new off
The Woman’ , Benefit Brldae ccra were elected a , follow, \V
Parly will be given al |h» t'hom I A. Teague, president; J. T la. oh
ber of Commerce
Building at vice president; and Itchecca St. v
! 30 o'clock
|ftl«, aecretary and treaaurcr
The W omen', Mlaiionary Bo-1 A barbecued chicken pirno
clety of the
Flr«t Mi-tbndi-t, lunch wa, apread on long pi-ttic
Church will
have an all day tahlea, end during the meal slmr!
meeting beginning at |0 Or) A M. talks were given by the outgoing
a j^ h e home of lire, S. o Shirr officer, of the club, ltoho guine*
t B c r , (tog Oak Avenue, A coy- and ronteila were enjoynl during
•m l dlah luncheon will be served the evening.
•t this time
The committee in charge of ihc
I party w e, compo*ed of Mi *
i Kathryn Takach, M i« Kill iboth
Akin, and II E. Morn,
Rhododendron Queen1Dr. Fred Turner To
Give Baccalaureate
SOCIAL LIGHTS
Social A n d P e r s o n a l Activities
PAGE THEBE
Engraving
S McLaulin, Jeweler
Fast Matrons Club
Has Meet Thursday
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Special Sunday Dinner
3 Cood Meats Dally
“ Ezekiel” Presented
By Pupils Of School
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Cut Rate Drugs
SATURDAY NIGHT AT SHORT’S
SH O RTS
B. L. Perkins
VY SCEEENO
Irani^
Florsheims
Friendlys
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Fortunes ^4-°°
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***** fir* h*d dealroyrd Ihe Terminal llo**| and burned lia*tf oat In Atlanta, da-, tlramen found Mm. Guy Coleman, a fueef, alive
wr a^cond alory room. They are abown ot loft lowering lb# aewi-eooacloua woman In a not. In Iho picture at rlfht firemen reach
to fraap on* of tb* 2b recovered bod I*a aa It I* lowered from » top floor.
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Philadelphia aa aelurna Indicated hie nomination f o r tha Untted fltataa aenat* hi Pannaytvanln1
Democratic primary Carla look a com m and** W f a b r Mayer * Dnel# WUWn of Philadelphia
waa bocked by Benatan jaaonh F. Ouffey and Johnt U t«w ta’ C*
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. (niernal reflection In (h« icamera lama/ lnler*aat.
* * * •• ^ n n ln td alo. N. Y , which the filer* hadn’t counted upon. T h i
p H ere, along with a peculiar abrora borealta effect.
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PAGE FIVE
ookouts Cop 7 to 5 Decision Over DeLand j?ec/s'Look9U,sTo Play
while he *ent eight of the Red.
down via the stTikeout route lie
fanned four of the voitor. rn .
row to get half of hi. game- l.»
PILOTS BODY TAKEN
Medler And Clark
Handed Releases
By Baseball Club
tel.
The Lookout.’ big gun. mured
•gain last night when they poun
ded DeLand’ . ace hurie'. inuthprw Eddie Sloat, for II hita. Sl.uu
v ’ * “ Tji.
w ai wi d throughout the mcoauter hut atill po..ie»aeJ hi. u.ugl
faat c o n e ball. Sloat walked erv
en of the Lookout, and fanned .u
Win Brawn led thr Lookout at-1
tack with thtcc hita, tw., n og !<•.1
-------and • triple, to take the ball ng
Officiate of the Hanford Raae-j
By JULIAN STENSTROM
A*»ooialU>n aunounred la.t
1 A aharp tingle tn centerfield honor* for the tilt whi e Fe e Mllart night by Dick Ev.n,. WW halic, Dick Evana, Fred Holland " !*ht ">"X had ha.ide.1 relearn,
ha. been
Sanford ahortatnp, produced the and Sid lludion wrrr e i-dilcd ln ***T Clark, -h o
I laying renter {."M tor the lawk
run lhat gwve the lookout™ a 7 *o With two hito each.
and Herman im im f'r Mi* Her.
T h e .c o r in g M ailed in "ho f rat
« tfeeUlon o»*r the Drland Red™
leookout pitcher, '•ho
wni
s*»Inning
w
hen
the
Red*
puih.-d
u
•t til" Munlcipil Athletic Fir d
rroas th eir initia’ m arker but tlx- • ,r^d fr o m th« gVialcas ncv^ral
last right.
woHlj n(s«.
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The aenre wai knotted at 6 all. L ookouts cam e right b irk to lie
Clark cunie ir» Sun fo r d
w Ith
taao tnen wer* out urtd runner, the coun t when Brown tripled to
Wr»nafccr CJwy
Ijic y
huf
w »swere o r flr»t and ecennd Ni*r*. the r ig h tf rid wall and sen1cd on
h.*nchr*t when o .lfis| d * r I'unu'h
M
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to
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field
Eran* wai at bat ind the cu n t
TH* Reds in th«ir half of ho MrDnniets armed to Im1i »* o*cr
» » " «*o ball* and two .trike™.
MeThe ne*t piteh *aw the new pl.y. third fr s m e pushed a t *•<>« i!.i u 1* ft field Ilo'r**v#r, wh**n
er hit a neat single to center tc y e .o n d ta l.y ami in thr fourth ho Jtsnicls wns released. t*ark w i^
aeore lludaon for the necen.nry L ookouts knoM fd ih«* scon* i f ho I'tft tn r « n t c r field and I 'c t c Mi .|
MTOfld tim e as they scored i h no Halle was m tjvH Into l*f» field.
m.rrin.
:
Gainesville Here
Tonight At Park
FROM PLANE WRECK ACL
ono
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Pelham Or Binder To f il C
Oct Mound Assign
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Let Go To Make Boom
For Mayo Langston
And Player Evans
Win BrownGetsThree
v Hits In Five Trips
To Capture Honors
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dim o
T he Ro-ls went into a two run cond ou tfield er but tils hit t in * !
inuuiu for the Lookouts und bur \4
mound
pri»f«*d to b*> his 'lo w n fill
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good fcaaeball although he wn. lead in thr fifth when th tj
' ioy.*n,
T hr b'” ,y
81,1 W1U« y ’ P,,° ' o f ' h’'
'rm n.iu.rt plan, which cra sh td
at time*. He wae forced out a p air o f runs hut o i l it when Club w e , enable tn c a r r y fm,r|
S an ford In the .<i» i« f nnu -cored un|f|eliters .lu re M ayo L a n g .ior. I f * ltf - wlth » lo** nf nlnr l| ,r*' '*
" " " WM* r e r r in i r-i.m hi* w n * * - I k ith't'h r.iii
the m m o tn the final innnq
ha I
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It ia iwlicved 'h e rh ip e ra -h n l
h*» hill
* Olio o f I
•a the Red. got to him in the thre tim e*. Thr (neats not « tw o- a r r i'-d ,
run lend m ihi* eventh w in n they
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ninth and scored a pair of run.
before Manager Rodger* yanked aeorect an oth or lono tun hut ui Falatke A ia le a , earlier In t h e ----------- -----------on" gamo wht|»
him in favor o f Charlio At-wnt.r th** ninth, the Rod* l'« i in C ook »*a>on and
L o o k o u t,
hut
Who waa credited with hi. al.lh and a -intrio, er douhlo ind a triple lasing Ih r r " fur Hie
f a vo the Med * i ho ty in g run. H fJlor pirn., to r*<ir" f o r t b e a e e win against Hi'e* loir..
should
Cook waa nicked for 10 hit. by However, the L ook ou t. iuiiol* hnek *flin* 1R *ntffero,| n
the Red* while Atwater put the to win the* encounlt* ’ when, w th i r n llr i. nl * he., he w a . with I li<
I I o id im
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pr- Mini k
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Rada down Mtlea* In the two- two rnen out, Hudson sint'lrd A in lm . after he hurled upe ev •
O
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•I** S in f f id |bift«'lia|l A f i s i f
thirda Inninga he hurled. Coot sharply to left field. W atts wo* nine In a «luw ruin
|.#rel'>j< ^
,‘ i* II
C' *'U . « '» » ' Ml r i 'Jr On*
The ^wo new plnrt r* that hav- t>it) l"iid U- trh
uninotificiii| ia I,, (u-r hiKii
walked a total of aeven tatamen Hit t>y si pitched ball ndviinnnij
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h f fl.,.1 1 «f . 1 itifigi mini!
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Iiia* a iiiasg nifStinK ul
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THE STANDINGS
C la s s ifie d A d v ertisem en ts
I*—Ani\ounc«mfn t«
lludaon. E v il), then pounded a
ibigte to center to sco re Hudson
and c>lnc(i the eont«**t.
17— Lot* For Sale
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tw * b o t h ,, yen! re a .o n a b le . AP- FOR HA LE : ] » ] o F ord
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29— Automobiles
14—Rooms For Rent
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pump. F. W. Bender, phone 198-M
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CorK EItK I^ SIX week, old 13 1-3*- Fryer* 18c |b. Hen
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Infielder D i c k
Evans Signed By
Local Association
DRY O r GRLEN
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PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF MAY 22
A T T H E H IT/.
*how al
l:U 0 u’cloek r v e r y day
Sunday, Monday—Clark Cable, M jm a Loy, Hprnter Tracy
In "TEST FLIG H T"
TuratUy, W*diw«d*y —Jsn* Wiihrn In "KAHt'ALij." Added
Jimn Ulondrtl, Mrlvyn Itmi«ls» in Tbere** Alwaya a Woman."
Thursday, Friday—The R ill Cro’ bers, Toliy Marlin,
forle WtdTir in “ Krn’ urky Moonshine" AI*o H»dit* EvaV
John Dolca in “ SINNERS IN PARADISE."
Sa'urday— William Doyd ( Hopalony
Cami.ly)
L'lnrtncd
F.. Ualford'a "HEART OF ARIZONA." Al*o Jackie Cooper in
"BOV OF THE STREETS ’
“ Sinners In Paradise Is’ 'Film 01 Primitive Emotions
dome*
Jsm«* WkAM,
VM M , tbp toft
soft epokeo,
»p»ken. p i p i i u i an'lrie ilr v t t i
'he
blonds KniDafcman
blond*
Englishman wbe
* b e ass
U i yhyn
ghtrn pompou* senator and CharliTT*
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each
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K tTrt a
neb u
ma*i
trpioces *•
»* Wjrnirr, has 6een perfectly cue!
“"Show
Show B
Booli"
Invisible a* I h« rich huh.
sa tr "The
"Thi
tovialble
Man" ond “ > r * n W * l n " baa A^l.
cd another triumph lo that thinin# n » : « ‘ wli% “ Slmjera In Paradire," a U ltim as! picture which |
rhowi licit Tboraday* aad Friday
o.‘ the R ill Thruire. *
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The first underworld act av
The EnjtUh are eappore<! to bo
A T T H E PR IN C E 8H
er lo appear on in y ata#» w*»
miaiers
at
aUppmaiaf
their
*maS inday, May ZZ-RIcharJ Dii In “ DLIND AU D I." AIm
lioiu, hut Whala ta U f a inly a "The 6<lck-tp Man" with Rob
Ruck Jone* in “ IIEADIN EAST." ,
ert Emmet.* O'Connor, now Ih*
maaiiy a* brinsias out emalioMi
Friday, May TT-SpetUl Bookta# T H E ASSASSIN OF
firework* In V h en , It la a Ion# motion picture world’* most
fa mom policeman. In the title
YOUTH." AdulU only
No children’* tlekrt* told.
time afnea'tbp acreen h*i prerole. Thi* act even preceded
rrnted
rucb
a
diaplay
of
priniiSa'onU y, May W -T A R O L E D TO DIE" and "MIDthat drama o f former day*.
tire Rive and Ral« *a Whale
NIOIIT INTRUDER."
"WHhdi tba ta w ."
h»j brcish i m f.
After a reej ar ao a ' In'ertatln#
Bo O'Connor waa lb* (hoetra’a first #*nf»t*r, b*for* ba
action la (n'roduea Uie charac*
became tbe lovable l#w an•*r*, Ihe mala drama of "Sim w n
In P srpdW i*t* under.way with forcemeat officer on lha aer«#n.
the trsah la mid. ocean of a #l*nt
Mat itunmar ba spent part of
E O T
(ran*.Paclfi* alrUa*r. T>at epee- hla vacation in Now York, and
• rt-y Tony Marlin and Marjori* Wearer romance L> tb*
tacular plun#* b» flame* ta only while there waa #uaat o f bon.
by
‘ a f Pollack and Mitchell’* tairat u.ny hit* and lend at.
Ui* begfambiK. Tb* poaeonxm, a « at four banquet* pm
resuiar cfaa* aectloa *f aoeiely, the police department. Alee, h#
II** eoatfial to tba mad an' ic* of
tb* Rita Brolbara In
Includlns a bean* Ifa| aailUonalma, appeared la lesrtetn
benefit
nrw tOth C e n t u r y . Four comely. "Kentucky Moomkin*" *
P erform an ce* d u rin g (b e u m .
a diaaatlaflad wife, a bean taunir y mother, a_ n itn te f,' a Monde period.
iambi hi# sjrl(‘ a couple o f muniO'Connort current film I*
Done magnstea and ■ puffed up Monografn’k
“ »^ r of
the
politician, drop tbenuelree aahora Street i ," .tarring Jpckle Cooon an apparently dssertad Island.
Her* they find a doctor, who
bid-sun b a r m *
a f fU* to th* proverbial fr*ia|*.
he* fl»d tba ly r ahred of w « u r buf lone ry wtU ba anThia aany comedy atari* on a
dtr charts ht ShaosMI. Then bo-l
Tuodday bad W*dn*wt’ / note I null, intraductal Joan Btoa
ib is a drama o f tncrsaim# con-1
Rita Tboatra by Colambl*'*
filet that earyiea a kltllas u - !
ikll
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ta*
n«w
operator
of
tb*
Fa Always a Woman." ■
■penes aa R mount* to Hi cllmai, J
■ ya torytlaia d roman- defonct prt'ata delecllr* a|*tcy
with Ilf* otter life betas stripped
of
M
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*l*uth
htabanl,
M*tvyn
O la tbs mad Mid m e m
hare of .the protect!*! coallnf of j
Uouslo*. now happily reinaUtml
o f T b s Awf*| Truth."
dvIUantlea.
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<>n th* lltslriet Altom cy'a'ataff.
tbs Ms bSftbso ta lb*
M ads*-Rvana, who has never
And |o. a binder. IKmflb*. **
hetor* looked ao lovely, Ii an
I 'of lM comedy o**ae|t ere tbe ■icaed to *o|r* It. la amaa«J. and
appaalta# fl#ur* a* tb* dleaatla.
wide eyed Joan Mon not at all plroaed. to loara that
fled wife whe fall* h leva with
ad bay cine-married sleuth- hi* MwlkWins yoenl Wife UI
lha hsnnlt doctor, played by John
■poear,
M c lr y n
DoaaU- •orhlns Independently oo
tbn'
Boles- Boles fives e powerful
two madcap mi ry mabarr. aelf-aemn myatwry.
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characterisation aa 'ihla tortured
tbe film *r*r. lech, atock
The rumeJy rUab IMt enaua*'
soul who rites to o fteat aacrtbarrel, aad turn it inlo * •rate* UotsU* tb* nio*t h*f **,e.|
fiee. Bruce Cabot's S*h#et«r la a
funfast. Tb* farcical youruf man in town
II* me*t'
properly elale'er flfltre, yieduilly
In which they
M ills* a»m obtain u *«*rch warrant Hi*
built up lo nobility by the lev*
to a new peak af *• frl*k hla own apartawnt for n.
of the seat hi In# fill,
Marlon
•I aoaaeaee la the k w
Idler hi. wtfn ha* which h«(
Rollins slon|. iteylns s sons. tltt|« Jane Withers has sons Marlin, a daaalln# blonds from
J o e s la beblC sebjaclcd |n
Broadway aia#a data an
ile e r third d e sm by " m ! * , Alter, F e n c e .
Oral*.
lorilahln# Job tn tSJa chsraCTrr.
t(ot»«ri pais# " oc^ * " Hwbsn and lUbeH Wilcox romance sroimd the campfires,
o f berly cop*. At the rn.| Jf*rv4n« c 0v i „
that It mark* from Broadway in b*r acro«a
weary bottra Joan I* cocum top tbn featured player*’ Mat
®w r**1 Mlnevlteh and Ills Cans falsa hlfh-jlnka on thn
I debut In V ahoraal’o "Sinners t>
her "toeawatof*" worn with flawleaa performoncra
highway In (ha film.
fta lot uim a n _ __»*
» » • riradlao.'
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Movie Cop Played
Gangster On Stage
THE RASCAL AT HER WORST AND BEST
:ry-Tinged Romantic Comedy
Is Barrage O f Rib-Tickling Fun
emfnole County
Court Records
EUiett
i l t y C o. T o A lle n I M o*.
In
a o m -ts o r KiacTM r
I (last Mltl.nanl
f .m p lia n n with
lb*
y m - lina at n l i ' *t
- f **w *l»*llrakl« lh*ratn.l order dlacM rgli
nnllrn Ir k m l i r | l m
ikat aa Uieeutur
ha* b n i railed sad O r-!
Data* ihla lb*
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r i l l h* ha 14 n lib ln a*4 lh ro u «U M A n T t N 4.
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Sahanl M e tric!. aa Taancar. May
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la a la b* I* *l*a| aad rallactad for C A T ! U til IN K ft
aarb *1 Ib* aaM yaara.
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yalnlad la a n a* Inryarlor* . aiU.
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rlarh a l lb* p m r lm -li a a n rd a lib .
Nut Ire la M r*
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teles. In hold aaM alartlan:
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lha
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can**. I w ill al
t -la ib ^ A J _ MeCaltejr
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ln*a*»lnca: T . U *Ar»w etierf. Mr*, w ill
Libby »v a lu tlB h l.
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M a i r d l u (a 1
Tra rln c l 11
Ib* L i t * n l I
Clark Martin S iaaba
d u ly raanrdad
ta «a a rl«r> A adraw Ja k a b rla . H r.
Ita o vd * *f h
Uaary* U artaa, 11It hat I M lkler,
r io t Ida.
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fla a l daara* reader**' an I M I I S
d a y af M ar. l i l t fa that evrtal*
aa ana a* ad Ja* In <h* f*tra«U C o u rt
at
Bam In* l*
C a a n iy.
Florida,
w M ra la IU>MK O W N MRS* LO A M
m n P O R A T IO M . la ytalatlff. aad
m t M K r r x i n l a w .aad U U . I M
K IM L A W . hi* Wife, a m d ife a d u ta ,
THREE-DAY HONEYMOON FOR GAB
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When Clark Cable return! from Kansae wl’ h a bride, he aaka
hi* boos, Lionel Barrymore, for time off tor a honeymoon- Th* bom
o f f t n to giv* him three days, and the result la that Cable loses hla
Job. It doesn't affect hi* natural conceit, however, for he Is aura
that ha can get another Job- Tracy hi* loyal mechanic poln'a out
that this won’t be aa^almple a thing aa Gable may\thittk.
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Show Glorifies Men Who Gamble
. laves Against Designer’s Dreams
Lighton. !o luceetaful with "Cap
tain* Courageous" v i i reunited
lo bring anethir masterful drama
to the 'acreen.
Gable, In 1h* title role la com
pletely Ih* daring aviator. Hla*
Ley la ideally ca»> In n charac
terisation which atlows her to bt
at one* simple and smart, un?
sophisticaled and brilliant. Spent
c*r Traey, aa n rougnnrck, kind
ly, gruff mechanic, “ tho' beat hi
the business, •• usual gives id
performance approaching perfec
tion. IJonal Barrymore once mote
demona'retet the artistry which
has mado him a dominant figure
In the world o f stag* and screen
for almost thirty year*.
The story, against a back
ground of th* mo*' aprc'aculaf
flying ever attempted, euncerna'B
tiering filer wno, in an attempt
to break the
transcontinental
speed math, lands in
whaatfleld, meets Miss
eery laa her o ff a* hi*
Modem motion picture m»ftc
baa brouabt a n«w kind of •*•*
ation film >o the Kfean, otj* that
■loriflei the man who "lay* a
floor In the aky *o that future
genaretiona can go to bod In
■aftty."
It la T # * l Pilot," dedicated to
those men who gamble thilr lives
against tba airworthiness of a
designer's dr«*ro«. It opena to
morrow at Ihr RUi Theatre.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
*pered
nothing In making their Hnt av.
Ini loo film In mors .than two
year*, - a saga o f civilian flyingThey gave It feur atari In Clark
Cable, Myrnn Ley. Spencer Tracy
and Lionel Barrymore. They pro
vided authentic and realMIc fly
ing sequences which could only
hove been mad* at legitimate **T*
Ing field*. They presented a story,
by Lieulenant-Commander Frank
Waad, which encompassed the Ilf*
o f a typical tost pilot.
Tba directorial producing team
af Victor Fleming and Louis IL
balora
P.
JIB B N U O N ,
Clark C lra u ll C uurL
By A. kL W K E K M .
O a ya ly Clark.
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b o litllo r fo r Plain til f.
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••• and have
m o n e y le ft o v e r !
b O T IC K OP m K C T I O l
In rem pllanr* w ith
lha
yrn rltian* uf law ayyllcabl* i h n r l n
nullra la baraby y l n a
that aa
elecllun baa baaa callad bad or*
ilaiad lo ba h ale and lha aaWa
w ill h* bald w lthla aad Ifcruugkout Bnaclul T a a bchool LllalrWI
Number T « o 111. Samlaola C oualy,
Florida, aald dial ria l balaa alav
known aa Loogweod ly a r la l T e a
a.hu .,1 D U lrle t. «a Tuaaday, May
I I . l i l t , far ika yuryoa* of da*
termitilng w ho (b a ll ba trustee*
of lb* *• Id district fa r I M b*at
******* law (era yaara, aad
lb*
numbar uf m ill* nf district achuol
laa In b* la*lad aad aallattad fu r
aarb *f lb * *aM |* M >
Tb* fa ll* w lg g named ar*
*ppalnlad la a*I a* laay«ctor* a id
d a rk al lh a yr**la*ta named w ith
in bald Hyaalal Ta* School Die*
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A wise man once 8#id there are two ways to save
money: Increase your income, or cut down your
outgo.”
Mud) as we*d like to, few o f us can regulate the
amount bf money we take in each week. But aS ojf us
u t wo spend. And many a family
been made
possible by canful
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nrlda City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Seminole County l’rodace*
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than A n j
Hlmilar Area Jn America
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VOLUME X XIX
Member Associated Press
Six Killed As
TornadoesHit
Three States
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 23. 10.1S
Interest In
Vote Tuesday Tension In EurotifpEases As
Is Increasing Heinlein Meets y ith Czech
CARDENAS VISITS CEDILLO’S DOMAIN
19 Injured And Con
siderable Property
Damage Is Left In
Wake Of Twisters
Indications Point To]
Larger B a llo t in g
For Various Races
Than Was Expected
Minor Tornado
Hits Longwood
H ' lr i n e i h -
’m dfrnM .'
• n o ia im
P 'i
h
Tornadoes twisted through
Went Central Texas, South
ern Oklahoma and Central
Arkansas yesterday and last
night leaving six dead, 19
Injured.
Four of the dead were at
Ivan, Tex. where
every
building in the town was
damaged and some 10 per
son* injured.
M A p flia n a A
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Bagwell Attends Petition is Filed
Orlando Parley F or Contiiunce
Of Secretaries Of Market P*
little tornado first struck
near Wlaler Parkj It raised and
struck again In Longvood shortly
afterward, damaging electric ser
vices In there localities, and break
ing limbs from twee, atrewlng the
streets with dabria.ln many In
stances uprooting tree*.
No property damage was re
ported outside o f tho damage done
DLEL FAILS TO SETTLE THEIR QDARRKl
•'an
Its,
hOSi1
, : (Tm Us s M
Ralph Bagwell, »errel*ry of th*
A petition from calory aro«i
i various
Remlnole County Chamber of ...
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Commerce Is attending the an- „ 0|1!1 of
iU ,# .a m ,*
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nual convention 0 the
Florida
J(
wh, thtr 1(w
Commercial Secretaries Assorts
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lion being held *1 tho Cotonlal Celery Marketing Agreement shall
Orange Court Itotel in Orlando,
b* ontinued next year Has tw*n
Fifty-one
member*
attended. r w i t h the aecraiarV of Axrlthe Informal opening'of the con-j c „||B|.e> Counllf Agent C It. tiawvention last night and at least; ^
^
lo4Uy
a doacn other* were expected to
. ,
attend the cession* today.
| I'elitlon. muat Include 25 per
George F. Brass, president ot, rent of the producers » h « man
the Greater Orlando Chamber of produce at leaat It percent by
Commerce, welcomed the Mere0, ,h* crop,
t.rie, *« . buffet supper at lb .
lh. pelHlon be granted.
Orange Court a* the program gu»
'
under way last night.
'hose who vote must be at
In the absence of Harold Cuter least SO pre-rent In favor of ronof Jacksonville, president of the tinuinl th* marketing agreement
Statu Chamber of Commerce, li -1 If the Celery Control Commute"
|. Mossberger of Miami, respond-. is to operate another year.
n
Schneider Returna
From Meeting Or
State Pharmacists
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High Court Rules
T ax Is Legal On
C ollege Contests
Tribunal Also Holds
S t a t e Employees
Must PayOn Income
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
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Hi** rlly t’oiiituitdiiin «ill
IcM
in tin* City Hull Dmiiilii l" i’ m
m m t *»t f : W
n’rl iiiit.
of
louse Votes to
D ebate W ages,
H o u rs Measure
Members FnvorKecall
Despite It I o i* kadi*
Of Rules Committee
Oily
will h** tri«*4 b^for** Ju*U** Krutk
I< %Mll*’ r in o
Nt'stiuit
Mnni‘ iPi‘ l Court *t tho
Htullon lh!» Afternoon
o ’» loi'k,
nf
lb#
Foln’o
t o*i
Th" monlhty supper nf thCampbell Losslng rust of lh*
American Legion will b* held In
Hardly hsd tha c a s e . bean Ihe American Lallon llut tonight
brought before
the
Supreme at f:S0 o'clock, commander th
today
Court than It other elates Joined n. Workman announced
bi th* fight. Knocking a ! per and red11**lad a full attendance
rent cut o f th* annual football In- of leionnalre*.
earn* would hit school athletic
-— ,
A romedy by Hagan enllll'd
budgets a hard blow, especially In
those college* which export ot "One Bunday Afternoon.'' »IU ho
W a t one annual gam* with an at presented by »h* Faderel Tbnatr*
tendance o f BOJXW to lOOjDQO and players In Ike Beminolr ' Huh
School aadlWrlaw tonight at l i t
receipts af $70,000 or am
Forbad Mat tha party wOi’ salt from gate
M._ ..I I
- a—■ iW a
a* “ o'clock, a H- McKay announced
Th*
college* stated
that ftotbaB
tho Banfbrd Bast Rota* at th* M
0 M*p Bridge at ItM a'elock next is an Imporant funellew *d *du- today, and Invited parents »n I
TVaradry aftarnsan an the yacht aation and thus an e sm lia t. func friend* o f th*school to attend
tion s f government, but O m i t the programJadge Joseph C. Hutchanasn af
--------- gMhere ha
U . Col. HarryC artoonhfT n*
Bare ton, Tex., dlesentad an hotly
that tha government adopted Moot United Bute* Koval Air Baea at
• reWHL M r aU mere Mrs to ro In o4 bio argument on an WW*nl to Pensacola arrived at «h# local
airport Bel*r4*r In tha* lalo*«
A M f to tho home of B. F. thalopr ere* Court.
■i
type naval p«reult plane to sprew*
rente Bprings R ourIke weah-end with hie paren'a
hren tick for the
on vast F tfit >treat Ha left (ha
alvpori i M i i l s g g o'elock this
morning t*P ll.tntorn trl* (o Penkero daring the latter part of
Joly at tho regular weekly lunchson a ( the Rotary Dub held at tho
Vaidea Hotel today. President H.
H. Oaltman appointed a committoo n mg i i i d a f H.B. Pape, W. A.
Laftlag and Martin Brim to inrenUgnto th* gffalr.
Anangeminta far tha annual
bond Tide a f tho Betarian* ware
•anammad to the members by
Mr Ik tl BUne, chairman o f th*
* *1 i g S
reading PowcrsWork
To Expedite Peaceful N c g o t i atlons
Th" regular meeting »f th-’ I'fierrn t
liwal Chapter of IMMolay ,rli I I la liml'ei
sir 11 for umlltit h»a been
|,Md"r, •
poned until Thursday niah'. l><*n
w" '
all l..u»»i>n ramirtiluil members IJ,"re fl*'
tmluy.
fl"»l V",(
— -It
Consul Commander Jame,
wage-hut
Sharon will pfeaW* over ihn week-; befur" H
ly meeting of Ihe Woodmen of tho month,.
World tu be hekl In Ihe Ainrrk'sii1 dlflurrut
Legion Hut Tuesday night at M:•>«» during a
o'clock, C. C. Collin* announced i
IVmoi'i
today.
! dent tl«<>
—_
- ..
i»f tho fl
The weekly luncheon of tho
b|M
Junior Chamber of Commerce
.........
will be held In the Valdes Hotel |w|> J(|
Tueclay at l l t l l
, h,
dent J. K- Ho"l»rut Jr r»Pori‘ d
today Clyde Ramsey Is chairman
of lh" piotrem rommlllee.
N a V I ll
Future Fanners
Are Given First
PlaceAtTourney
|
Hopes Krighten
;|
For Real Peace
ro v e r a s n
Brief commenij on tho eonvention were given by
Riusell
Dymond of Daytona Beach, secre
tary of tha association; John l*
Morris of Miami, president of Ihe
Bout hern Commercial 8ectalaris*,
and James T. Daniels o f Jackson
ville. president of the
Florida
Commercial Secretaries AsaoelaDelegates were gneaia af Bob
Overstreet at Sanlando Spring,
yesterday attarnoon.
M. M Dead*rick of Bradenton
waa selacted to act as program
chairman fat tho absence o f Karl
Lehmann o f Tavares who wha un
able to attend
Th* bushoc** sees Ion was sailed
at B;00 o’clock this morning by
President Daniels. Dr- A- Fred
Turner o f the First Methodist
Church hero g*vv tho InvoantiMv
Pnsidaat Daniels gave lh# span-
Reports Are Received
ThatGerman Troops
Arc ItcingReturned
From Czech Border
Pull, for th" election will ho
sot up In the ssma pUce, *■ for
the Hist primary, tt * 1 , pointed
out
Itetnrn, i>f lh" etertion wilt Im
tabulated by Tb" Sanford Herald
Snd results In the various rac*,
Trade Body Group Is CeleryA|fr|jf f i » i D<
Greeted A t Supper penda On Rererei
a^-By Goonge F* BfMH / . .dumAmoogGaoKM
Yesterday Satolnole county ex
perienced a minor tornado preced
ing showers which came as a re
lief lh a temperature of 38 do-
inter-**
rrw
From Ihn oftire nf County
Jodf* R. W Ware romee lh* an
nouncement that lh* uma In
Whlrh Tolers will tra allowed to
e*at hallot* ha, been lenathened
enmewhat over the previous elec
tion byreoee of the lo oter days.
The poll,, bo «»M. will o ne n at
* 00 A. M and do** at 7 It P.
President Latent Cardenas (center, white suit) recently came
Property w*» damaged at Leon 'o the slate eapilol in San Luis 1'otosl, Mexico, to *•* how much
•nil Olncy T«x. and Ads sad Dun- there waa to rumens Saturnino Cedllto, the au la 's political boas,
eon, in southern Oklahoma wore w is plr’ tinx reheUlon. This picture show* Cardenas and San Lula
aim hit. four person* ware hurt state leaders leasing the slation.
•t Ada Two were killed, fire wer*
Injured and much property damsired at Atkins, A n .
,
Temepraturea in the United
Stats* rangsd today from f reta
ins U degree* at Dsvtla Lake In
:.«i
Premier To SMtle Dispute
• rou».~l l„ Ihr thr— remain In*
manly r*—"
1«- du-kt-d In tB"
second Onmofrttrt" prlnv'ry to h*
b»td inmnrrow whirl: mey bring
W* r» vnl*r.» In Ihu polls than
nrldnnlly utp-rt-d.
, Appearinr on lb* ballot in tho,
county rare* are lh- n*m#« of
flenrte II. Rridfe. Jr and John
0. I.eonerdyfor n>nk
nation to (ha Homo of Repre
sentatives In Group I; Fur Coen*
It riiflijgiaaJonar from Di-lrtrt !•
O J 'I'npe and P. I Thrtiher
and In Diitrlcl 4. J. K r*rtin *nd
W. n William*.
Tn Iks only elste-wU" routed.
Wwvn Thome* tt peeking nom
ination for I'Utko of the Slat#
Supreme m a rl ever J Torn Wat-
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fir m s in th is c o u n ty w ere unable
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he added, "a n d to m e th in g slm u ld
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ta x chum . Ilia
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7 w hen It a sto ck w a ■ « e iie il fo r
$300 in lu x e *.
I o ffe re d to p r o n t o the n<scsa*
mi n t o v e r the re m a in in g m onths
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w e e k." H enderson suid. " I.r e de*
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fo r t to stu y open b u t th e y said
th e y w en* g o in g to r o lle r t o r else,
I was h n .n g m y le is e , m y h u ll*
ness was f i l l i n g o f f om l I c o u ld n 't
b o rro w th e m oney. I d id n ’t w a n t
to go to jin ! so I g ive up.
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ce ip ts l i e o ltu m ite 'y comes out o f
tin* b u y in g p u b lic 's pocket. P ro
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though lh<- world is. firnt in importance is news
niio« who fih'd !ml* wen* inund ntr [
b lo c k *
C u re S a n to s
bids fo r
o f food
<1
Thin lint* #if pc«p*t* awuiimg
at 1In* pi>tu#ii p ile w ire!thc-il fm
EIGHT O’CLOCK
I Lb. Cln.
rut rlihi:
'rut’ of news. Important amt interi-ating
m
i in remniH tif n w ith th.* f^pening «>f
”
Package
1 Doz, Holla . ........
22 Oz. Pullman
Tin
Tli? itimi'
h it *leh 1II
j dopu*«| t h f pulley o f w irtihiildiriM
f ill* 1 S t I l f S LI ||i h* ft li|t| a1**1■til |1JI’TI >■* | —
Ht»|p n « ri'ni wine effort - In nl,
l*ln . I W A allotment fur rnliryi I
nirnt of fitair .In k f*n|H „.,
l
r o d an t M im a h d 1 1,000, OtJl»
it.
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I lii 111 r r In N'|H‘ . I the run tin d inak* ,in I.K.il
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ti>emrn<
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I tioiha^rtet* j f
M ONTGOM ERY
'4
if it's “home' there is no place quite like
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ilirth tf* (»Mp|H.| a h im p tii'in fm
r o i i f fro m On i a* ifiMNA receipt
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p a y m t'in n f thi- him * h * lf o f nm
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w h o m In i lixit**-
T^lir* jo * iif . m i o f p m t Lir
Fitneciilrtioil, it|fi<r*‘^ in m .«»i I i n I
l**rt!»inlns, he .*10 * T h e f,,,n fo'
ca||rvf
Singapore or
MasHMeeting Planned
To Seek Relief In
Payment Of Levy
of the olf Mr
•twri1*
To Bo His Daughter Without Adoption
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Sanford la The On
Florida City Affording
Rcmlnolp Cnontjr Prodncca
Mon Fruit And Vegtfablcn Than A*J
.Similar Area ]n America
AN INDEPi
VOLUME X X IX
Member Associated Press
D AILY NEWSPAPER
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID ft F R ID A Y , M A Y 20, 1918
Roosevelt Is Four Races To Be Decided Italo-French
Staying Out ULSecond Primary Tuesday peac
Oregon Test
—— -------------------------- 1 <■
President Says H e Is
Taking: N o Part In
Election Today To
S e l e c t Governor
Refuses Comment
' On Penn Results
Prim ary In W estern
State W ill Be Test
Of. L a b o r Strength
* WASHINGTON. May 20.
—-(A P )— prcaident Roosevelt
said to d & tu was taking no
part In tA p / a Orejton Demo
cratic, primary election, he
made the nt«tcment in ex
plaining to newsmen that he
would not comment on ihe
outcome of Tuesday1* pnmary In Pennsylvania in
which Lieut. Gov. Thomas Kmrwdy wag dafeatad daaplta hla
rndommmt by Poitmaatcr Gen
eral fame* Farley.
In the Oregon primary Gov.
Charles II. Martin, staking renomination, has bom eritlclied
by both Secretary lekee and Sena
tor Norris (Irtd’ Neb) who aeniaod
him la affect o f not being a true
” Nrw Dealer".
Henry L. Uees Is Martin's opponent.
More than half n million repub
licans and democrats will select
candidate* fog governor, abort and
rtgu'at term* In tha United Stale#
senate, and three congressmen.
(«m r*a a «th bind retired mak
Jor general, amt He**, former
state teMter from La Grande,
eclipsed alt 6lber rates.
The governor, eritletiod by In
terior Secretary lakes and Sena
tor NorHi, Independent Nebraska,
gloaad hU campaign by reafflrmIng his loyalty 10 iho adminlatraMartin, eptarhaad of a cam
paign to eurb labor violence, des
cribed He**' tndenemeul by the
Oregon
commoowvallh federa
tion a* proof bo waa • Lowl*
ttit d id a lt e
President Roiewelt and Pontmaster General Parley, chairman
o f tbo national democratic cummlttoe. both aoU that# would »>e
BO biUrfenMO la tho rampaign.
Stephen Early, denied Martin'*
asset lion that Praeldent Rooeevelt
an a vteit to Oregon last fall, had
gold to him “ Yote and I nuke a
EstablUhed In 1908
NUMBER 219
SANFORD AIR MAIL SOARS ALOFT
A bul|ii( on which th#r>* “ re
onlj nine ntim-, * i | l be ti*n<l"*t
U«niln«lo Uoiinly Ihiniocrul, wli#rt
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Activities Of 20,0(K)i
Peasants In Mexico1
Threaten To Begin
New World Conflict
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V f j vie li’r III* iwl " 1 1 III
H yjJ Irlbnioil In RmLP I » .Mi I
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Rep. Green Charges .
Republicans Stayed
A w a y To Prevent
Committee Quorum
' FDR Recommends
Phosphate P r o b e
President Ex presses
Concern Lest Sup
ply Ite Exhausted
int>> am*In r
VV»t»on of Tampa,
In Hie
(or
Japann, t nui|i|il"it thn i t . u
pai nun "f Bucti.iw In thf Wall.* *■
n m m L , *.
| nth'-r war while llunknw, Jir"
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. |ii"|ui*iii.|n flight ur.'r w* « . i i i [
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i Jtipin by two hlg Amrrli-an,ai.|n|
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• Mnrllnl iKiliihiin |i|ann«. .The’
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<-*.iiii*aw rcpiirle.i ilr.i|>|>inj( t*iir1
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, Btlornry. ha* unrril fur to y.'.'ir.
I' , ln»l|.».l ..( hoinlM Tha Ju|>
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Connie llorrte, 92 I* shown S* *• Ptoaraullag •U..rn«y i. r Hi- * ini1 rlr»ll','l tbi* report
e we* escorted by D«l*elhr» Co'ml)rIn H ctii", |ihl*gnia|k- ClaiV'Ml
irrt- Cher lea Shelton at Police
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r I Hiit.iruinn t'lHlilt., tl,>p|uy*4 hi*
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udn'ierlrri in St. Louie. Mo..‘ t , ‘ « >" DUtrlel I. (I. J
|oc»l grower, end ll I.. 'Ihr.ishoi, I prtv tin |» .ikHnt uim y-nearly I",
thn*
.I
iiiiik hg ll*
nwu
raupi
incumbent. *re Rated on the ti»1
lot while In Di*irict t the rucii • thr'ivfih iti.. hl||* of San l.'in
|l*e between J K- IKrtln “ ml Hi'* l"..lisi SIuli" In preparation ] fur
Inrumb«nt W. ll. William*. pr«- poi.ihl.' guerilla warfar" with lint
llusi Mueller lan.lcd al Ihr Mimn ip.il Ai'|i.u| y, , icrj
li ".|'r of l',e*ldeni l..**aro L'*r-|
mt chairman of (he llount,
I." imi,|,. i|m y
! only tlr mail pickup at iho h«u| airport
Th_* name of Kuien* B. Mu ; ili'ii'**.
(* in llpnin, II wlr* a Cailfli't ford's obaenrs'lon of National Air Mull AVri-k
Ihr nhovr j
Ihcwi al*o appear* on the Imllui.
although he la unopposed, »lnci- bei* i'*n tbo polllnal right, H fr * ’ off. for the remainder of In* rout* ihnmyh i uitm | VTnrula
hi a clojeat rival
Drum I lari-. *enti’il hy Cadillo. »n<l thn laft a. dent of ihe Semlrmle Coun'y Chamber of I'.im iioi., , Mayhr
I repreacntnil by I'rrkldcnl Cgr*
lien** and ha inciaTiatlc prodpNn. roetmaaler R. J Holly and Mra. Holly
Setting Record:
For TemperatoreJ
,
Thermometer HasReg*
totered O ver Ninety.
F o r Moat
O f Period
i ■ ,*-*•»*
i - w w ■* >.*■*,***'»•' IkllwA
A t'er overhearing remarks « f
several person* lo Ihe effect, Hl
believe yesterday waa the hoi teat
day Ihia year," a Herald reporter
visited the local meteorologist,
G. I’. Paaton and found that
while yesterday waa not ifUi'e >hi*
hotteil day this year the month
of May, thus far, Is aeUtng a
record for being bu*h Iho holleni
and ilrk’at month o f May on roeord.
During Hie entire mon<h the
mercury ban alayed near the tKldegree mark and on May 2 Toe*
to 06 d^gret* for a new record for
that lima of year. Kor 12 of the
SO days which have pasted thta
month, the
temperature
has
rrachod DO degrees or above,
Yralerday the maximum temper■lure rerorded waa Ot degree*.
Thus far this month .14 Inrhea
of rainfall have been recorded in
Ware repotted,
Ah**nlt« ballots' from out of
the elate ihal ‘lisie been vlurncd
trf ih, Counly Judge’.* oflii-"
number a while ih o»« riiit hire
number 1W, making a loltl of ’.’ it
ahumto# ballot* Ihul l.;i»i" him
r**t, (>c *ald.
Toduy I* the Dat itinnio fur
ihue* whe want lo i-a,i uli«rn>..I j |10i * a* tlm law ntau-* ttui *:>
sonleo ballollnl miiet rrn«. tin.'"
,Uy* before Iho primery.
Voters Tyeaday will hnvu iinir-'
anual tint* fnr voting ihun they
,|lil In <ha flral primary, Ju,|. ••
Ware raid, explaining that ihr
*un *«t* lalor now. Volipg hr
gins at n:M o'olork In Ih" nuiriifog and roaae* at 7:19 o'clock i ,i
the evening- Ip Hi* first prlmnt /
yollng crated at 7:0g o'cVork
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_
_
.
SST'ur m'-T T S E U S C. It Dawson Lauds
Hon in Sanford atoee Jan. 1 M S O l T l t O f F a r i l i e r S
only 4.29 inches a* compared wfth
17-30 Inches for a similar parted
In 1937.
,
Tho dlrth uf rainfall la beginThat upward* o f MU farmers
teg to have g serious effect on
•nd growers ran experience a
Central Florida crops, according led S—Son |tick eg the one Ju*t
to reports. Neat year's citrus
pa*t and atUI tarn out whnlocrap now on (he trios r»petted
heirtedly ter the Sanford-Oviedo
damaged as much as to p e n ^ tTruck Orowerx picnic was char
by tho drouth as Um young fruit
acterlead today by Coun'y Acral
la falling from the Irrea. Cora
P. B. Dawson a* “ a finn inhibi
and other crape have abo been
tion of ararago." wr
noticed aconhed by tho hot wind*
Mr. Dowaea raid that it was
and the lack of rata.
' |
aUrfrUlng that tho
f«rm *n
Maximum temperature* for tho
could take l| on tha chin tha
haUea* day* tha* far In May
way |h«r have" ami yet not
with comparison* with test, year
nkteo about (I.
ar* aa follow*: ,
,
IH I
1937
May I
tt
71 >
Goodrich Plants
Kranra. counting itrOnglj* On
llrMuIn in a ahowdown on MfT
fin tii.u K«iirl»t and ilrmucatic
inirre.i* In thn nulcom*. of War
in Spain mailt, it rlrar it waa
1'r**ml**r Miuaollai* n 'i| moyp If
l rrnch-Italian
fricniUhip la tu
wer« to bo reported. . s b a l g
•*ctna|
hi Spato tNaTbJFiF
ly . *ia|.’inale,| hy rain airi'Pt for
amnll ln*urgi’ni mltrnncaa on Iho
Tr’rurl Si .on front.
Jap.iiir,,.
nrmy
rpinni m.ler*
made a iiiiiinphal enlry in'" Ih"
wl|iil r.u| kniTinn o[
Hurhnw
null prepared fiyr a drive no Man-
Open Season On a
Bass Officially u
S o t for Saturday
Fishing Has BeenProhihited By Statute
Since 15th OfMarch
W A S H IN G T O N . M ay 20.—
( A D — A mnvp fnr ConifTca*
niuiutl in 'im i mi lliu F lorid a
ship ram i! was hulked again
11kIhv hy w'lia* Rep, G reen
(ll. Fla )
l ‘ j r:
i: ,M -WSh I
*v?oni‘no,t' Gomdy Has
Less DamagcDucTo
Irrigation Systems
I>t cJ;ii mg
thimt
both
domestic
■i.ii.iiniptiiiii nod ».»p«rta.
T o Plague S l ; w
A n'orirnnix.ilK>n
of
ilir Sfininok I'mi N*». 32NJ Vtt*
c-rar»x of Foreign \\Ur* wti* held
in Hit* Amprknn
Legion Hull
VVidn.^luy night with
li"partmcnl In.pcctcu- W. J. Driggers of
ItclAnd presiding.
Officer* clrctnl for the remain
der of the year were: W. W.
Goetrh, commander; H. W An
derson, vice-commander; Fred G.
Zarrennrr, Junior vleo-eommandar;
Tracey It. McCullough, mnrtermaafer; L. F. Boyle, judge ad
vocate; and Dr, W. T. taiigley,
surgeon.
Harold Wellman waa appointed
adjutant by the newly imtallod
commander. Installation or tho
new member* wav conducted by
W. B. Crane, deportment patrio
tic Instructor and adjutant « t the
Brevard Post.
- New members Initiated into the
j>rgini**tlon
were:
Chris, S.
Thompson, Fred G. Zcrrcnnar,
John: C. Andrews and Ifarulg J,
Wellman.
Accompanying Inspector Drlggugs* w en t Dor icy Thom goon,
eommander o f th# DkkintMt-
Ihu
forn crop hus Miffi-ivii t t»nndfr•l»ly In Mrmlnol" Counly .hi" i.il
ihe
cil"iiil",|
droitlli, CmoK v
Agent C*. It.lt ii**"ii -in.I loil.y
tliet farmer* in th>* -i-c1 i"ii bav*
en't nuffuri-il a* inn. It a* llio-it
In other arri,..
Mr. I la w .ui "iplami'il llmi ir
rlguihiii liu. hi- p.’.l i-rop* in ttn*
scclion a lErciil .l.-ul lluwovi r, ha
eaId, irrigali.in fall* far -hurt of
supply "nr ih" necenary nnin.int
of water
Willi niily *liuhttv niori" limn
1.5 inch", of rain In ihe Titinpn
area In tbr pant 7D d.,y*. a weekly
report of ihe United Stale* Wea
ther [ini,-nil Mined ye.In,lay .aid,
growing cnndllhin* were linrltrularly bad in llilMionnigh, J'inrl'
la,. I'nacn, t'olk, Sura*n(* and!
Manatee Count ic*.
“ New fruil on rilriis tri'"* inliliniir* lo drop and leave, «rr
Withering, n rondilioii winch ha*
daniugcd proHp.-ci* for good crap,
next .hipping araaon,*' the rrporf
listed.
Tlu< truck und vcgctabl" sravm
in Soulh Florida la about over
with Ih" exception of light »hiptnrnl* of tomaloea, Faily green
rnrn ha* tern burned li.nlly, the
report isid.but later corn ha. not
yrt been affect ml.
Due to the tinder-dry condition
of wood* and foreat*. numerous
gra>* fires have been reported
in many section* of ihe stale.
Several grata and wood* fire*
have been noted in Seminole Coun
ty but as yet there have been no
■erioui file*. Several wood* (ire*
have teen raging In Volu.lu coun
ty for u vtral days, Ihe «mokn
from which waa blown across I hit
rivet a few day* ago covering
Sanford In a pall uf inurklneaa.
Severe fires havo raged in tha
Everglade* for tho past few weeks
W. W. Talbott, federal weather
man, said there we* no Immedi*
■to eh.nee o f rain and forecast
clear tkloe for another 3d hour*.
Numerous prayer meetlnge with
supplication for rain are reported
to have been hc'.J In Tampa.
Lakeland min later* conducted rain
plan meeting* on Wedawdav
night. For more than a week
member* o f Iho little Friendship
Method 1st Church In suburban
Clearwater have gathered nightly
to pray for rain.
I)"' l’r"»id>'iil puinle.l out that'
ih. iiuiluii , piln.ipal phosphate
.!• i
i * V.. .U in ihi* Ilocby tloun*
i ,i,i11 *u Jl > a’pl in KlorUla and
Trniir*»i".
,
llc.imiiiit’iul.nlun* mdii’iltcd fia ^
phu*l< may bo plu.'i’.l in Iho fnt'ir.> mi iho di'X’lopiilunt uf w^.it*
■in i l i * i* i i *, i|.' " i p reused conin n li’*t Ih" T»-nnt’***'" and Klori.l.i ilopii'iil*. t.lilili riiiiilllule til
percent or i]|.> ni|iuu , tot.iL but
supply '.i7 p.'i* * i.i of ih" producli"n. bcciuii" i'\Ii i ii *I im|,
The T.'im "..... \ ilh>y Authorl*
ly .......... ...... i oTiunilir* an'
nouiii’i'.l loiluy ll * ,till,t bear the
leatlnioni'y " f ll iu uiirt A. Morgan
no,I Hatl,| I ’ l.ii.l'ntliol, TVA dl*
i| ,. p■11•11•' llli’etlllg n o t
Thm..11*
Ih" Utiiioui" I'l'ii'lil was mud,I
h»
ii i|i'ir,iiiun, »i’"teiary of
ih" ."iiunltl"", who Hui.l Hr, ArlliHr K. Morjt.in. oiixti’il TVA
i litiirnmii, tm,| li.n'ii Invited
la
.ipp.'Ur t|i’»l Wi'iliiroluy,
Florida Alumni To
Install Chapter At
|Meeting T o n ig h t
Tho law d"fiu"i
th* legal'
methods for takln* fish a* |h>1,i I
and Hn*. rad anil reel, but,. *p)u |
n*r. troth except in certain desig
nated errs*
It I* unlawful to u,s net, 1m * C IT Y N E W S BR IEFS
k*t trap, gig, or dymaaiU or
other deleterious material
hi!
Riatr Road No. ft .
stream* and lake* of Florida ex | of Hanford in Hriiilnutc
rapt nata and baskets pr*terlb"-l I* now open to traffle.
by tho Steto ComaUseten uf
a*mo for taking ratfish and carp
from certain d#alcnated are**.
Descriptive of method* of tak
ing bait indicate that rail n#'<
«re not lo *xc*H 7 feot In length
or U feet aproad. Mbuiow siina
not u»#r to feel teug or mor*
than 4 foot d##P. way to uaod to
Uke minnow or shrimp bait. Any
minnow, tho u*e of which |( pro.
hlbltod. or any flah other then
garfish, bollock or nod flab. If
Jury Is ^Selected Far
In nota. aball bo r*tum#d
1 H srls n County T rU I tahon
•Ihr# |mmodlately to waters (rate
which they w en taken. Thou
LONDON, Ky May 10- <A>~A taking than ara rago u ted lo dip
h n H wight farmers, two «wto- handa Is water befgp ‘
“
fteb to prevent Injury,
Lake Jessup Cattle
Lands Transferred
n T in ^ w r p m
may *tfk i*L
^111*
n li ,i \ i•‘w (ct ahaplns a
poll, y iov>'|lnK
fC r o p s S u f f e r A s
D r o u t h C o n tin u e s
Foreign W ar Vetji
Reorganize At Hut
And Name Officers
depelra mtoein» of
g, ,
itteew right*.
Jarara. wora
a
Unlv H> nu‘nib**rHf
lhirt©
less thuit Quorum, u ppetred
for a m eeting o f the H o u io 1
River■« unit 11itrl’iirv* Cocnmltl^Bi
i itlleR lo v,»I%
* on a motion to
lluusu Ms.I•••rv ‘*t
seiiion of
CoiiHr*'*!!
i *r* •"n «Ui*iK|,tl thot four lli*
|iulfll*.4tt in* uiherA «nd Il#p Dili*
••r tl»-N \i
had
delibftrftttly
wijivi*d aiwitv to pp*v**nl a quorum*
l,n*«.d',iii
ituiMfVrU
recoin*
memfe.i t t'niiKrt'NAinnat itudf of
tht* iiittKin , life Klvlr»X phofphato
,ii|iVh
v ic t o r y s m i l e
terinetl
PIsy, “Ezekiel,” WUI
B e Staged Tonight
Tha play, *1Ea*kUI." erroneously
r#ported ae scheduled for lost
Faper* were filed to th* Court night, win %o preranted tonight
B oom yesterday transferring I.* at It W ■'stock a t the South Blda
WO sera* of cattle laada on U k * Primacy (rhooI a* the highlight
deaeup from W. B. KtraWoff, Jr, o f tha Booth Side Spring PmlhraL
Tha play, Used on the itory
tha Right-Head
written by E h Ira Oarnrr, Sanford
led of Ralph 1
aathag’. te directed by Mrs. W. O.
tad and Henry 1
I f t o H j l k W contain* « cast o f
t e A llU t e n
ot tho school.
4
*
Ih-twcen 20 and 25 former student* of the tliiivoTally of Florida
arc "xpecti’d In b,< installed to*
night in the Seminole County
Alumni Club, la.mard l„ Me Lucas
chairman o f th" committee on ar
rangements, slid today.
A delegation of aeveral mem
ber* of Ihe Oriundn Chapter will
he In Sanford tonight to Install
the local chapter and present Ua
charter, Mr. McLucax stated.
Th" installation will taka ptaea
at « dinner tn he held at Eddiet
restaurant at ft.30 o'clock.
All former students o f th*
University arn eligible to become
members o f Ih* Alumni Guh
whether they
attended the
rwiiviriBr
utwj lutriiiifte
mi* Uat*
ym
veralty on* week or two year*.
Mr. McLuca* urged all fovBMP
students nf the UnWfrilty to at*
trad tho meeting tonight.
,,. C‘
Jax M ill To Contini
Dumping: In St. Jol
TALLAIIABSF.R. May 10. .
—Tho Attorney (len#ral'a «
ruled today lh*ra was not u «
poeltlvo avldenco of Injury
fish for tho SUta to halt
National 'Container Corpora*
paper mill at JarkaonviUo I
dumping refuse Into Iho Bl. J
HKer.
Assistant Attorney Ouawo|
IL Carter wrote R- 1* Da*
con##rvalien eupervlaor, that
report Kom Dr. A. B, UM
of Iks Federal Baraaa a t 1
erica * ■ * not eonclualra, i ^
�T H * BX N TO TTD
Sanford Herald
U nfair Taxes
1 A N F 0 B P , rU J ttttn L
That portion of the public which is not in business
for farmer proof adSreea tUa
and never has been in business may have some difficulty
of
the
state
are
mak■r iaia. «t **•%••**ov- *n understanding why the merchants
rat Beaters. rUrU*.
•a* ing *uch
such a hullabaloo over the gross receipts tax whan it
mt Marrk
has tmen pointed out again and again that the amount of
ROIURD U DRAW
the tax is only one-half of one percent.
U
lOiUwr
| DCAII—Id ilk tu
To the uninitiated it might seem that any tax '
BICULTTtOM RATE*
amounting only to one-half of one percent la a relatively
a*rt trivial amount. Anybody can figure it out that it comes
J*5 to only one-half a cen* out of every dollar's worth of bind*
&
O fU fc
.
**•** ness ami it might seem that so small n sum could easily I*
httiett. rmw+m •J taken out of profits or added to the cost of merchandise1
I t l f i i B »i M tfM l
ONCt
B for ( I t p irpaat v, without causing any trouble.
will a* «hat|v4 f «
1
oM
However, the [vnson in the ointment lies not so much
U vtrflalai fair*.
in
the
amount
of
the
tax
as
in
the
fact
that
LaariI* (•■pisy n iff
I II« raid |p flaw R tlliu i it is levied on the gross receipts. If It were levied on 'he
. altdrllalBa O fflm nn
li fk* *arfMl rffl#* net receipts, «»r the net income, there probably would be no
ItBRtry willIk ptlatlpRl
a Ckl«*t«
New objection to it and certainly there would be no difficulty
uliout collecting it for then the site of the tax would vary
14 l« a w —
mt Tbm
Fr**n tthlck I# •■wl« according to a firm’s ability to pay.
ltd t « f i t
|tr rt
A s it is, the tax is liable to be larger for those least
MAIN, M U li r
• f all ftkwi llgpttrhrfj
sum even
if mw ptf R ibtm U * able tn pay. und may amount to an enormoua
WlVUAMFAUVOOON
littla when a business is actually losing money. Levied on the
•» *er- gross sales, the tax han to be paid out of the net profits.
&H0WWI&W
t«
eiM
iHft CHMPKJNtHiP
It increases as the total aalea of the businesa increase even
though the net profit* may decrease. And the tax is
FRIDAY, MAY Z0. IMS
fim & t e P X M o N C W
there just the same, and has to be paid, even though
'tiVV
ll0 lilK
P m MORNING
I VEB8E FOR TODAY there may he no profits at all out of which to pay it.
iU- fe
fc litf
ttlfiSWf/
JAOfiNIN
A concern which does a hundred thousand dollars
roW K Iti -New un
it 1* able lo do excerd- worth of business, or which sella a hundred thousand dol
olly above iU we aik lars worth of merchandise, Is expected to pay a gross re
3 f)IM N 6 A FfMi. /
according to ihe powe- ceipts 'ax of tfiOO. If on this amount of sales It made a
watletb In ui.— Ephrtlana profit of I2.RO0. it would have to pay a tax of $500; and
April, m o
If on this amount of sales It made a net profit o f only
11.000, it would still have to pay a lax of ffiOO. Even if it
labor orfnnintion* are made no profit at all, but went In the red, its tax would be
Judfr Thoma* for Bu- |500.
Court Juatke.
It is this feature of it which is so miserably unfair
.. . ■
o
Rooaavelt indite bn and which is creating an impossible situation. It is ex
: aa part In itata primary actly the same as if the income tax were ao devised that a
>Wall, If he'a not taking salaried man making (4,000 had to pay a 4 percent tax on
.moat be taking th*
it, and still had to pay the same sum of money even after
he lost his Job; or a farmer, because he hail an income of
Florldlani *r* ilow to (10,000 on his crop one year and paid an income tux on it
that they can't continue 1° of (400, still had to pay a (400 tax the next year even
Worth Plorldlan* In elec though his crop was a complete failure und he hud no in
Mae* and eipnci appointive
come at all.
to com* from flouth
In this respect the gross receipts tax is like the pay- HTZUKRALD-8 K U IIA IYA T . . . Tenian gem*.
' Anrakn! for Murillo* In th«
Dual collected on tbe KiiitieraJd
_______
boll lax, both of which ought to be abolished. They are
Ilow| uf Ni|bt
tranalation* which cluttered the
wa wrote our Hitoria) bused not on the principle of ability-to-pay, but on a disHi* Hum Dm Stone that
•hetvea in the bookctoi* of B.
•galnit flrn, w* didn't [torted theory of soaking the poor. Neither tax is any conpul, IhD Siam to KlJitht:
(juarsrh on Cmatle Strret, London.
* « K
MeAROUND,
NUNoUTefJNORMM/
•6lftnorek6&nfertA%
J«tH<« Department. *P
f Mot believing everythin*
Md In the newspaper*. ha*
i U enitdnet • "thorough
M in i* to d e t e r m i n e
| Or hot Norman Thom a*.
I ladder, wa* not permit*
meka a speech In Reich-
, And Uil <h» liunior uf. Hi#K*«t h n caught
The Sultan’.* Turrcnl in ■
No"»o of I.tkht."
Kir*t puhlinhcd trnnilatiun of
the Kubwiyit uf Omsr Khuyynn
Into Cngltah wan that of Kitward
Yhe fear and tension of the'Germain population has I KtlatinraM, Which left thr pri-ateii
reached a hitch pilch und the irovemment has undertaken on February IS, IHSU.
FitiGeriM hlmaelf financed the
a definite cumpaiten of terrorization In order to hold the
deal, publishing the edition in
people in line, Martha Dodd, daughter of the former Amer- brown wrapper*—250 in all- each
lean Ambassador to Berlin, write* In the current Woman's containing only 1& quairlun*. Tup
Home Companion. Having spent four and a half years In le* were advertised for nilc at non
Germany, returning only recently, with ah Intimate ■hilling each, tut English reader*
evidently did not c»re for the
Germany Under Hitler
.Itsdtte's Jersey City (hr knowledge of conditions there in all claaaea,
Misa Dodd
writes with authority.
‘The fear and tension of the population has reached a
rich |St richer and lh» high pitch," she says. "Hitler, sftsr having exhausted
Mt aUHren." «■ « complete- the working people and middle claaaea by taxes, lowering
M the other d »r when Mr*. standard of living and Insufficient wage, now begins a
| Rockefeller presented h»r cautious campaign to exploit the rich, industrialists talk
bA a eon of John n . with
and complain openly to people they trust, of heavier and
!?»»•*• of twins. ■ bor »nd
l they am already ih« heavier taxes, of burdensome subsidies for export trade, of
ttttWlte of *hr**it other the growing lack of raw material for their factories, of the
expensive and uneconomic Four Year Plan hy which th*
German nation hopes lh a few years to develop substitutes
CIO Ifeuea a statement de- for alt the raw material it now imports."
! that the Pennsylvania
Speaking of the terrorization campaign, Miss Dodd
4 Mu » remarkablo vieW the CIO. ‘‘Oor remark- says: "One would think that Hitler, seemingly so sure of
koglag demonstrate*,’’ the power, so effective In his mutilation o f human freedom,
Mt **y»- "that our pro* after five years during which time he proudly' states he
• hi harmony with whet tha has welded and united the German nation for a thousand
vWtnt. We hr* hi atep years to come, would now allow himself the luxury of
p ipes." Teg ilree. It we*
w m ahpwlna They were loosening the reins of terror he holds. Nevertheless new
concentration camps have been opened up—and most are
Pdf St** hut tie CtO.
>an Qwen Rohde told
jM kloavlll* th* other
Ir Danish hu.band he*
J « t nJtorslIsatloo pa
ll country, Rumor had
il* after bar merriag*
•a going to bocomo a
Mae. permanently rekanhagaa. It la a plesWa to lean that both
fig. huahand a n to be
B t« of Florida.
wi—
STRANGE AS IT
gumU« i m « «
M l the TdnnicHffe homo cern
Ml Millngerrd Ihe night ,,
, n
that the Williams' ne
M i burning even aa we
'
M m I d , lh# warning la
>4, B» eareful about flrea,
liV during tiki*-demjgiU-
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1#M
"
In aeiperutlon th* proprietor
■laihed Ihe price to td, then to
the one-penny boa (two ceata
American).
Hero it waa that the poll,
lto*i«iil, found and bought * copy
in 1M0. ReaUaing thaiNdrua,aLyif
tiahnatlon, Roaaelti inowed it to
Irlrnda and, overnight a demand
grew for the Rubaiyat.
Today copiea of th* amall firit
addition of fitiGerald are pricelc*»: one told at auction recently
fur *2,500.
KIIUTT TYPBWR1TER......... .. ..
Tn Chrlatopber Latham Sholea,
SANFORD TW E N TY YEARS AGO
SEEM
Tha Woman'* AaiilUrT and St. T Woodruff, Mr. »nd Mr*. Pte»l.uka*a Guild
of
BL
Luke’j veyhouae. Dr. and Mr*. J N- Rob
Cathedral, Orlando, delilktfully son. the Rev. and Mr*. Hi]bum.
cntertalaad a taw aaishboxliis Mr*. C A. Bells. Mra. R. H- Eld
auilUarie* and guild* on Monday ridge. Mrs Henry Peabody. Mr*
at their parish houee a beauti E. W. Peabody and Dr Mebloy.
Misa Emma Tucker of Enter
fully appointed
luncheon
»<<
Served I t
1:00 o clock
aHer prise was iu the city .Saturday.
O. S Viaghan ha* returned
which a afcurV ho*in*ea aaatlon
waa held. Several short but most from Lakeland where he success
Interest ia* talk* were (Iven on fully pasted an examination be
Ootid and auxiliary work by fore Jh* Fieri da Hoard of Op
ladle* from different sections A loiaetry.
A D end W. A ZlcherT h*v«
sooial hour was then entereL
Altendink from here » r r * Mrs returned horn* from a visit tit
B.’ K. Whltuer. Jr. Mrs. U O Uaineavtlle and other Point! in
String fellow. Mra. S O
Chase. n»r(h Florida where they are en
Mr*. » r. Whiteer. »r..
Mrs gage*! In the Tumber businesa.
W >m *r. Mr*. White. Mra. J. N
rtoPson. Mr*. Turner Miss llou*
ten. Mr- Wllhurat end (be Rev
Arthur Peek.
Tha ‘froth Seeheri. (ha Suodav
•cboot e!e*a oI Mat, Salty Renson. and a few frtemte spent a
»*ry delightful
day
Thursday
picnicking on tha Heights st the
oak gyOve sad
adteintag UaTrack 4c Auto
hnm. of Mr*. W. p. P|al la
Service
The morning era* spent in
Be41ea— Pprtngw— T r s lt e n
vayleua way*, knitting
games,
A price yow can i f M
■nd other saiaeeaeenu.
ta p a y
At !* :* • o'clock * lovely din
oar waa ser**d.
la tha afternoon a short protrsm wag given Mra. Pilcher of
leetburf. who la tha gu**t of thu
Rev and Mra. Hilharn gave serYES
era) readings wbleh were much
appreciated Bhert but Intsrvsl
W e do repairing.
mg tatta oa tha war were given
Competent
and Cap
by th* Rev. R. C. Brower aivl
Mr. H. T. Woodruff.
able Service On Type
At a late hour in the afternoon
the picnicker* returned
homo, writers a n d Adding
having bad a wonder day with
Machines o f any make
nothing to mar Ita pleasure.
Entering the oay were Mrs- W. A
p h o n e call will
P FI*Ida. Mr*. J. N. Robson.
bring
our s e r v i c e
Mr*. Perry. Mr«. p. u
Elder.
Mrs. O. W. Spencer. Mr*. John man to your door.
Jtnhin*. Ur*. John !!*y*s. Mr»li tV. Rmrley, H n ( Patton. Mr*,
1l a i j n o s
B. L. Drown. Mrs Tam Ad save.
•-.M l C F f I .%C M I N »
Mra. Hagaa, Mra R. B. Drown,
tor edb Mi*s Woodruff. Mt. and Mr*. EMllweukre Win new*'(•per
tor and collector of curiom>, goea
credit for inventing th* world'*
first typewriter.
Sholea had already made a de
vice for numbering papor*. and
C. W. Sullivan,
ho conceived the Idea that a ma
af Hotel MaoZaauma
chine lo print ropy would greatly
af dlaiag rows
mmhed feed—saecu
aperd the efficiency of of I ice*.
raise- ■hath, r *
Kholea made hi* fvrat machine
from an old telegraph hay with
tb* letter *'.tY" JU*d fa « " « *l«*
it, which tlbck upward onto a
glau plate.
In June. IRAS, Sholea patented
hia complete device. A manufac
turer wa* Intartaled In putting tha
typewriter* bn the market, and In
1871 four hundred were aold.
Tower row j The ceftee* barrel
Martin’s Garage
Genera]
Repairing
Martin’s Garage
H O TEL M O N T E ZU M A
WERT-The JEWELER
WASHINGTON' DAYBOOK
Hr 1‘KKHTON GROVER
WASHINGTON - When
tbe detail only In the 12 itatea of
lack to the firm movement staM*, th>- cum belt. To bo more erect,
we will be ab-i-nt because our they apply only to about half the
nuthemudrs, while thorough, is countlse In the I I etatea. The reetow ami *i- won 1,1 not be able •till ie that a firm er on the com
to work out our soil conservation belt elds o f a county line may ba
contract In time to get at the Tull under these particular crop re
plowing.
etrirtlowo while e farmer on the
Tske corn. i.ast year the firm other aide te not—end yet Ike lat
era plitiuil r.(,ooo.ooo acres which ter gets hie beneflte right along.
produced 2!,(1)0,000,000
,
bushel*. I although under e different sett of
That, the department computet la » 0|| masmatlon echeduU.
8M,000.000 huihele more then we
And Uke end te not yet. la July,
can eat or ..II abroed. So the plan „
M b lo u d « * M on for
wee adopted of reducing the pree____
,,
cm yecr-. piloting, *o th. coon-1 » h . . t grower*. Already It b In,try would produce 350,000,000 posed on tobacco end coltsm grow.
hn.heTe leu then It need*—eo that I er*. But while tbe klcka may pour
th* corn canned over, added to
tbo rrldence continue* that
tha amount grown, wou’d Jdal
|ik. u Mare than
*°* w s re v iy ” ”’leaders I n S a n fo rd
Jhe Pointof Vieto
ix x r Ts s s ‘t : £ i. ’
iuimriinni ti.
The
WIFE
The
WIDOW
Opportunity
h» eeeatey
n
" ^ s T a jS sK f
■■■smew to* w itltw r
'ruraR^raODUCTB
CO M PANY
t - * ft. a
s o . a w tsae
b *M-
S A T U R D A Y N IG H T A T S H O O T S
C k r ig U w v r i H er A w f i l s a
-
Th* flbltiaf. PMjrtag, DaSkdig, WaJhiag ■
ti the plight of Clsveclianta hsa baan subIbg n.w,piper*. New
new. that Chicago hit
rwllaf station* because
■plate, axhiuetlon of
k.which ta hay eupI Mtaena thak tbo ao*
irht Ctwb E n ta rU U e r*
tr T o w M
Aari Go* U -
Ortksatrm Ip T w i l M r u m l t
.gaa Ckarga—No Ctnrt OMrgw
SHORTS
• aaah}a ta work
wage Job* lor them,
leaf, while -employ,
tble-bodied brethren,
ikw dusks freoi tb«
*
e
\
�7*** •^y-Ti.v*r' ’Ji‘v~~1
I
L L..L.1
'f
i ^
_____ _ .
■» .' ^ r - • v y - y -. - r i y j * r .y
I.'* i
:
THK SANFORD BlftALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
o cia l
A nd
Ezekiel Play To Be
Repeated Tonight
-------------------
Social Calendar
The South Side Spring Festival
featuring ” F'iek,ier will be pre
sented lonigh* at the South Hide
Primary School, This
presenta
tion, under the direction of .Mrs.
W. G Firming, is being repeat
ed by public request.
The program is aa follows:
Mr*. Harold Ham il U vUillnF
SLE E P Y T IM E
i Arcadia for aouic time.
Roek a hyr
Rahy Belly
Jana
WilkePrecious G ir l- M a r y
Mr. and M r* Alan W llum l« fl Mamma *
Ann Gal low sy
t"d''V f " r Tampa nhete they
This Little Pig —Anna fo rie y and
" ill vialt during the weekend.
Chorus
---------George
Rollins.
Jr.
lep Lullaby Lady —Ann Lovell
l.ullafiy— Mary
Martha
Wcinesday fur Gainesville where Dolls
M pisch
he has obtained a poaition
Sandman King - Bobby I'Atk
______
Singing Fairy Carol Jean M eri
Frl*n d* of Dr. Peter S, Roy
wether
" ill r“g r"l to leern that he i* III
Dream* PhvIlls Bach. Jane liar
at his homo on Palmetto Atenue
ris and N ixie Kirrhnff
Sleep Fairies Ref y Jim** Cope
Fri"nd* of M r* CMhn lf,,g h .,
land, Belle Ward and
Louise
" ill bo g|a,| to learn th*' * lie 1*
Kill
. . . .
...
Night
Mare- RilL
I tub met
*
Mper »||On
Botd»\ lliimphrci,
Sandmen h igene
T**J1
I1
II
Mr aim ) M r* John Ivey hAfl 1 Brtvh t.l-m i
M it’all
Stanley
.!■» 4heir pue-ats yesterday, Mt '
IL-tml* \
11*ii.i gl,i*■* McSlaffow .
Alit |
nnd Mr-* f a r y
li'e g u ry .
Jl?mn\ i’l.iieU hin| Jtiiui
N
pa il C’»rprnter of AtlnnLo.
bln. k
l l llf
>Ltht l" -Flrtl-t*
t *u»k I
M»i, W I) Ikleeils left today
ft.*i b i i i KurkFr,
\ppl**
for Miami here she wilt
spend
bV, 0 1 1vr A nii Alia in *, 11*-i11 v J<> j
about • week before returning
W an, J n w r
P ilm *r.
Anita U n
lo Sanford
Rt- i) Windham, Margaret J**
Woman’s Club Scene
O f Annual Breakfast'
»
F. D. Scott, Mr*. Harry Woodruff.
Mra. J. E. Biker, Mn. A. J.
Yoon*, Mra. Endar Curtett, Mr*,
joint* Coate*, Hr*. If. E. Morris.
L E W IE -L E H M A N PLANS
Mra. Fred Williams, Mn. SanThe weddint date of
Mis* ford Doudney, Mr*. C. F. Proctor,
Mr and Mr*. llenrT
llus,ell
attended the State Flortila Con
venHon which waa held In Timpa this week, with H i member*
l„ alumiUnca.
Katharine L«w l, „ f w in te r Park **•»• RoF TUIIa, M n . C. R. Daw- 1
tn. Rodman J. I^ihruan ha* been , * n* N f» . R. J, Lahman. M r*. J .l
M r*. II. II. King of W llm ln l
___S. Brown, Mr*. J.
W. Lyles, Mrs. (nn. n . C , I* rlaitlnK here a, lh»
innounced a* Jone s. the weddlnS
to take place at 4 Oil P. M. at ^ O- R**®* N n. W. L. Cooper, iu„ | 0f hrr
the Knowles Memorial Chapel at **ri- J- ®- Ro°*'
R<ro11 Kin*, et her
and Mn. A. W. Knos.
Ar"nue,
Abo Mu. George McCell, Mrs.
RITE
T o n ig h t
ScoU,
A w ta w C . F . ' J
M ri
J.
„
alater. Mr* P. M.
home on Mtxnolla
MS ^ t T ’ t o MJohn MeieeV* b*,‘n lU,« t,ln« ,b* General F^l
«.
J o t o _ M «W L | f r , (ina Triennial
of
Women’.
i ' - . C’ nh W Rarklr' Mr*! Club. In Kan*a. City. Mo.. I.
J. T.’ Newby, Mn, W. R. Williams. now T‘» u,n* ‘n N »w York City
Mrs. G. F. McKay, Mrs. H. M
Miss Mary Maiwi-ll, Mils Mart
Papworth, Mri. R. W. Ruprech*.
Mra. L Heed, Mn. Arthur Bia- Jan« Prealou and Dill pri'ilon
nan, Mn. P. M. Kin*. Mra. R. F. were anion* |bo*e spendln* yu*
alternomi
at Daytona
Monaalvatfe, H-a. G. I. Loucks, lerday
and tha Miaaa* Camilla Deal, Bcich.
lltb n
Wlbon,
Irene
lllntun,
Margaret Haigler and Kathleen
Ura. Elisabeth VaU*liM left luLaney, Margaret
WilDama of day for Miami where ,lie wl|l
rlait for aevcral week* a* the
WViycroaa, Ga.
■ueat of her dau*hter and sonin-law, Mr and Ur*. Uueruey
Doudney.
An eapreoalon raeiial, under Ihe
direction of Mr*. George A.
Maffetl, will be preaented |onl(M
at 8: 111 o'clock a' the
Oviedo
High School
The profrem will be ai fol
lows;
“The Crooked Window Pane"—
James Staley
“ A Mila of Smiles"—Alice 1.r*~
rena WUllama
'Roasbuda o* Thorna''— Dorothy
Niblick
“ Washday"—La June E.lea
•A n aru U n * MaM— Robert U e
-What Tha Bad Man Bald’*—
Miriam Koonti
-Tha O n * test Man In
The
World"— Floyd Cooper
"Tim Fidgets"—Jeavea Lawton
Bkafah—"A Bat Rhow”—Robert
Jamae Lawton, Miriam
Kta«, 'M ary
Cbanea, Dof(black, U Jana Rah
l Low rena WUllama, "ami
M II. Strickland and
daughter. Marianne, and
Hodgera
an l
Kathleen
daughter. Margaret Ann.
ill tears
today
fur Onnund
Beach where they will spend set.
eral day*
Mra.
young
Mra.
young
rob*, Joan Swingle, Jtinr
*
■
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S I i. i r *
I in te n s e s
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i hdd, Rifhurd, J
II* d
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—
Francra
tahh.”Annuhaieraiid Kathleen Committees Appointed By Dirt (mrdeners
|>N .
Hills l-.ntevtain
lUhcuck
I'ircle In Meeting At Snnlmdo Springs At Bi-acli I-or (.nmp
t ’O t'N T IN G DA ISY PE TA LS
G irl— Nancy Williams
Is|M f
t «»iumtrti*i' ?, fur I It.*'
1 tu rn •
Boy —Hilly Gray
Chorus Mary
Touch'on,
Hotly
Crawley. Charlolte Slvin. It«r
riet Muiihewm,
Gay Flowers,
Marian Niblack. Barbara Ko*i*r,
Nancy Kenn.
KlUy Odham.
Carolyn
le-e,
Lillian
Boyle.
1'stiy
Anderson, also
Adair
Barrow. M urlyn Hayea, W aller
Dobaon, Holden n arld , Francea
resold. Ed Ward, John M c U land. Clyde H u ll. Robert Matilleton, (ieurge Chapman, tjj^cn
Reel and George Walker,
'
“O C R G ANG G 0 8 B C A M P IN G "
Seeing Things at Night — C L re n rt
McKee
The O w l—Worley Brown
Dia Lil Nigger -G ere LwGrllr
T h * O'hers—Joe W*then, K*nnelh Leffler, George Hpencrr,
Maholm McNeil, Charlr* Lundquiat, Hilly Becker, Glenn Liugle, Nlanley Rnckey, Walter
!
Smith, Teddy
o .llo .e y , who he,
Expression Recital
Will Be Presented
Cm . H. Bridge Jr.
eM B U M l N S
Representative
*.
Personals
John.on, M r,. B. C. Smith. M r,. M“ ° nfl. C. Mowe. M ri. It. E. Talar. * ' ,h" * ut'’
hl’' br° lbt,r “ ” J
M r*. E. Compton, M ri. E. B. L a ry ,, ' ‘Mer m hiw. M r and M r* John
Mr*. Frank Stein. Mr*. W . A . . * * '
Leavitt, Mra. A. 11. Middleton,]
M r*. L. E. Spencer, M r*. Ro.* M r*. (Ulph
A Hmllh relu rn cl
Adams, U n . I. E. Eatridge. M rs.' yesterday from Kansaa CBy. Mo.
A. K . Powers and Mrs. H. B w h ,re *he h*s attended the Uen
Triennial
of
er*l
Federation
Odham
Also Mr*. Alffrnon Speer, M ri. Woman's Club,.
Fnd
s
Returns On Fruit
Are Increased As
Result Of Drive
( K \SH IN ( M J I ’OltM \
Telephone 148
The annual bride* breakfart of i
F R ID A Y
Rore Circle of
th« Sanforl ,b* Wo“ * n'* flu b , aponaored ly
the Social Department, waa held
larderr Club w ill meet at
th"
at the club houae on Wedneaday |
tome of M r, «nd
M r,
Julru,
morning with the following com
)1n lf« ld *r »t 1 -b« I’.
M.
»t
I m It tee in charter Mra. II. J Freerhlcb tim e * picnic lunch
w ill be
| nun, chairman, Mra. Arthur Bintr'H,
nan, Mra. Herman M orrii, Mra. K.
SATURDAY
j H. Laneyend Mra. Walter Cooper
T h*re w ill h" a *u p p 'r at tlir
|
PreYioui to the (am er, M r- I,.
;onIr*«AU«na| I'armh II "'tan .it
•00 P. M
rflrccteil
bv
M| i P. H atan, S f r chairman of the
I Civic Department, called a rpecml
Uor«" Ifabe fur the benefit
m eettnt at which the following
he C hrl.ittan Em t'avnr Im tm .k it
nfflcera were fleeted Mr*. Fred
•e Fund, upon which young p»o
W illiam *, chairmen; Mr*. |„ I'
>1# draw for fhc *uinmer ramp in
lla ra n . vice.chairman; Mra J (1
une. Uhl* camp Ink,-, plare .it
Patteraon. finance chairman; Mr*
;amp O -Irnu at the tienil of rlv
William Leavitt, aecietary; Mr*
Unta F * nicer netir (JalnM* ill"
H D. Freeman, protram chan
Mo n d a y
nun; Mr* II « Rucker, membrrTile T ruth Herbert t ‘l i-* ..f p i' -hip chairman; Miaa Irene Hinton.,
rirat Methodlal Church will nie.i Girl Scout*; Mr*. Sanford Doud
it the M ayfair t (■,(•*I at
t mi noy, house; Mr* J. O II , iff. ho*
’clock An inter—<tln- pruriaiii . pital; Mra Kied W illu ill*, h**a inualc and reading* Kill ho pi , t fiemion.
anted All meiiilu'i* are iin t il
P/iien were awarded at ih«* com
o attend
elusion of the bridge gAiuee 8"
Mildred M i McCoy will pr,"»*iil follows: Mra. H. If. 1’apwc>rtii.
ler mualc pupil* in a rei Hal el for high *eore# won a novelty
W o rain ’i Cluh at % no (• M kitchen reminder; Mrs. [I. <
public ia In v it'd t» a lie n !
Moore, for Acreeno, rereiveil a
TUESDA Y
hanging vase; and Mr*. J Adrian
Tho M iso n k Home Club will Hrown. far low ecore, received
1
Mr*. 8 J Allen » h “ ha* been
ueet at the home of M r* C (
, et ot hot pU ,e p„ | ,
l the i ue*l uf her daughter. M r*
Hrlgf* on Palmello A'enue
A m oni those present were M r*. w ,,
h„ b u r n e d t0 her
1:00 o'clock. There w||| be a m i,. j , « n A d ,ro,, M r*. Charles M
borne * t Daytona Beach
sellaneou, ahower for the bora, Clung, M r*. H. D. Freeman. Mra.
>1 th li tim e
E. H Lane/, Mra. F. 3 Lamaon,
_
„
, .
.
W EDNESD AY
M r i. John 3 u ffo r d . M r i. A le l C u rll. Ivey
eft y e .U rd .y
for
The W om an'. Benefit Bri,l« .
Party Will bo Oven at the Cham ,
** r of Commerce
Building
at
1:30 o'clock.
j
The Woman’* Missionary flofla ir of
the
Firs!
Methodht
burch w ill
baya
an
all-day
church
bava
>n
neetlhc b efinn m l «t 10 Oo A M.
*t the home of M r». 8 . t). Bhinholier, i 409 O ik A*enae. A cov>red dish luncheon will bs served
ll this time.
PAGE TIIREE
VICTIMS o r AIRLINER
P erson al Activities
jENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
Mc’TH hurtrr*
yen, «.-rr .ipj.olnt.-.I by Hi. I
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tnb'it'" 1" ’’
Garden Club. M r. t: I
It,.
Plant Material. M r* i
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Program ami Yea,
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Mra II. It. I»ni*;
m il I'u M m tv ,
Mr* P S I I " '
Thu annu.il icp.irl of Ihe i n il" ,
given by Mi • Pope. » j . j » f"l 1
iu n .
Eckeraon. Duyla
Roy
llo w ird ,
Bill
..Th^ j,|,t i;ar,|rn'T* < m l
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Scene 1—Kxrklel’* Front Yard
and had vp'uim, i , , ,,t patio. 11 |
■Scene 2 —The Big Pm ly
>->, at ihi, m ,.'Hu, it,,it in. i i ,, |
Esckli-I -Stanley Stncey
I.J r.tllll'r* v,,|i SII l I I , lake 'll j
M am my— Palsy Wallace
>halriiiait-hlp
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ll,,'
anno ,1
Pappy—Judsun West
flow er 1 11,i"
j
Em ancipation- Nancy
Jo Con> “ 111 th', , o,l„ i M,
II,iv p,.' I
sales
i I' d G la tail,'*|| pepper* fo| l|," I
Lil Plural —Bobby Park
Kaal Bid,' Piio m i v i , lio,,|
Ii |
Mina Lil Dialer— lteryl Sten-ns
*a a report'd >'
'h i*
ii „ c i i i , .
Uncle Adam Joshua —Gene
UI that the I' m '
'• ird'-ner* h*,l
C elle
' dialrlhop‘,1 ........ than I |(N> pl.ini I
M all In— Ann Lovell
I of varloc* kmd.
Li»»— M ary Elitabe'h t'arver
laicindy — Daphne Connelly
I
*'*<» Januuiv 'h "
f'i" t
plm,
M ary Jane— Betty Matthews
! * * r « mail'' f -r th„ F |o *e i Hho*
Si* Itildey— Margaret DUlffalder m Fel.ru.ir* plan* lo-gan i„ luk,.
John W illie— Buddy lllackwelder form, and In M aieli first
they
were well „i IT *»*V„
I’tracher—Billy Fleming
Bui
G»i rtU'iiviM pru'«''l i
Miaa Rosemary-Rosemary
"The Dll'
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»hi'h •* |»nti
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The Iterertnd and Mr*. Fr*J
dick
i
A. Richey. ! l « Holly Annuo, Dancer—Dolores Lee
will have aa their guests for the Singers—Ollie Belle Fortaon and
weekend, Mr. and Mr*- Walter
Jamas Drummond
■fiilliilp lllali krhtHtl l*i«r«illt
T. Hamilton and daughter. Belly Five Boys— LeRoy Gilbert, Hugh
• ptiMflra I’rdr mi I tlirMlrF I’ lwf
Ruth, of Tampa and Mr*. Hamil
Humphrey, Bobo Mere, France i
ton’* mother, Mrs. Ruth Ritchie,
Mitchell,
Richard
Blngleta'y
and Chorus
ldra. Olen Brown of Orlando Chorus—Geraldine Holland, Mar
I f a U il, ll'ah amlllarlao*
■pent today tn Sanford. Bba U
tha Hagan, Boullneau, Mary
M ay 2.1—
I*. M.
laaring for Atlanta whera she
Harper,
Gre'chcn LtmdquH',
25c
&
35c
w|H undargo an operation at HL
Florin# Trswkk, Virginia fit Loka'a Hospital. Mrs- Brown will
held#, Mary Edna Latulrr»>.
be accompanied by her mother.
Sophia Maa Wright, Doris AllMr*. J. R. Bill*
man, Betty Jo Brock, Sally
„-m m n r a iia a a a i* f
Morriami, Mary Ann Goelachr,
Fine Watch
Idas Thao Vkkary. J. W. VickJohn Rumbley, Verdin Harr I*
Repairing
ary, and WaUar Vkkary •P*nt
and Sophia McDettge).
yaaterday In Pslatka
visiting Directed by— Mr*. W. G. FlemineDiamond Setting
Ji m | t i | i y
ralathes. Mrs- J. W. Vkkary, who
AND
•A
Blight
E rror"—O enhHae haa been v tatting tn Pala'ha for
Mra. W. F. FtaMa, Mr*. 0 W.
tha past taro waaki, returned D*H*y and Mra. O- J. Pope *r*
Wllbarom
Engraving
"What Coonia"—Thelma Lao
home with themvUltlng la Daytona Beach for th"
McLaulin, Jeweler
“ It Dnpada On You"—JlmmM
waak-and aa lha guest of Mr*
H I S. Park Ava.
La«
Bailey**
gktor,
Mrai*au||no,
■■■■■■■■aaaaaaai
Welter*.
Vt •• t ’ .iiiiri* ill** M !W
HALF- SOLI NG
ni l>w\v
isvp- un in tm |t»nK |*tk
hirln lovmr. p U n l*
In K»vrinbrr 1 1»• I >1■1 • . ««
d* nets ini ' •*' the li'uo, ..f All
Ralph W igli* Mi
I I . ' o n talk. ;[
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th.
k<i 1 ilm tut
QnvL&jJbbi
Jtnnin^. W tP «r Uuid«
,^ , 1, 1 * 37.'31 jrwar ui ihu b^uiw uf
Randall Collins, D*vid Howard, y M y c Dickerson. Mra. Hi* k
Kelly Smith. Wade llucker, A l
bert H all. Paul Matthews, Rob
ert Bradbury, Saminle Smith,
Rubert Kennedy, Robert l l r y ' f
and Kenne'h Rairmeau.
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h'i|,
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[ is s a a s ip s a s i?
“One Sunday
Afternoon”
y u
M A N Y TIRES COST M O R E BUT
NO OTHER T I R E . . .AT ANY PRICE
CAN GIVE YOU THESE SPECIAL
L IF E -S A V IN G FEATU RES
V\.
^ W . s t th la t #“
• llere'e an enlurly new kind uf t,re' id windthield wipvr,. •w "p " i f wa'ef
•afety • • • the grtatnt poiteclHon ynn'va ng'it and left, forte it no' Ihnaiih th*
ever had on any road. Wet ot dry, curved deep grnovee, making a ''dry"' lia k foe
or rtreighlt
a, the tubher to grip.
Just think1On wrt.iainy d*yi t hit n ew ' I^t ue put a m nf llie « new Goodrich
Guodrish Bllvertown with tha Life-Saver Tilt* on your cai—then yam ll bnnwwtiat
Tread I* actually a “toad dryer.'* lie It mean* to be SAVED BY A S1LVEXnrver-ending spiral bare act Ilka a battery TOWN STOP.
dim*
Ti*^ G o o d r i c h S A F E T Y S i l v e r t o w n
UFE-SAVER TREAD..........GOLDEN PLY BLOW-OUT PROTECTION
« ■
F. D. SCOTT SERVICE STATION
HENRY ENGLISH SERVICE STATION
ROY BRITT SERVICE STATION
F. J. WILLINK SERVICE STATION
McKEE
AUTO SUPPLY
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of
H F.RND CS,
—
iMtrb *»? Circuit i i*urii*f M
A^ralnoN' rievnir, fMartOflk Y
MOT|( M OP A m i l l T U H ™ ,
r o b T A X IIRKD
, N O TIC K IH II »:itt-:i*Y
O IV R N ,
That V K K N O N C. U H O W N h oldif
of T » « Certificate No. U J. lamltd
Iht 7th d i r of O flo b ir. A U llJS,
feb* flleil m m in rnv cifftoe *«u1
ha* mad# uppltrnt Ion f « r 4
tax
dlMNl to be iaauett th # rw *. staid
"e*rlifieato cm liraeti 1 he follow in g
d#»crib*r; pmp#irtj In th#, County
of Ibm lnoU , H titc
ot
Florida*
to-w it
I
L e t 31
K ritim tn k # t F a r m *
. Adtlli Ion Mil I Plat
I
Paso 9
IA D A GOOD N I G H T ’ S S L I K P , Uilnk sf lUstas swshs 71 hours si •
a Is IWWt a w H w made by Uirss Jonlor roller* steSmto si Chirac* to "Urt tbo offor l
" ••
wdrtaslwa" Th* Uiroo. SMiard Osormlor llrfll, Oordoa Vast* (Uatlof.
RsM (rt|hl), tom t in * this taalo Utl al ll-hsor IsftrvaU by rlMamil* too fW d.
SURE, you can drive home a’rlght Don’t let 'em feed
you eny of that bunk about letting lomebody elae taka
tha wheel. Any time old Pete can stand on his two feet
he can drive an automobile, drunk or sober. Whatsh a
few drinks between friends, anyway. You show 'em who'*
going to drive.
Pile ’em Into the car. That aweet little wife of your*,
who’* such a swell kid even if she docs nag you about
driving when you’re drunk. And that funny couple with
you who want to take a taxicab home. Imagine! Wanting
to take-a cabi Pile ’em in. Step on the gaa. Whoopee! Go
places:. . .
Brother, you're not the big ahot you think you are.
You’re Just a fuzzy-brained, liquored-up, obstinate as*
with about as much right to drive an automobile on tha
public highway as a monkey from the zoo would have.
I won't appeal to your reason because it’s obvious that
you haven't any. I won’t appeal to your emotions be
cause they’re pickled.
I only hope you’ll start to drive home some night, alone,
when you’ve one too many under your belt. Than 1 hope
some little emergency will arise which your addled brain
and fumbling hands wont enable you to meet. 1 hope
you’ll have an encounter with a tree or a telephone-pole
that will land you in a police cell and your car on a Junk
heap. As you sober up I hope the baseness of your con
tinued offenses against society will be borne In upon
you with sickening clarity. 1 hope the newspaper headlines will scream out to all your relatives and friendsand business acquaintances: PROMINENT LOCAL
MAN G ITS DRUNK AND LANDS IN J A IL
Yes, I hope an AU-Wlae providence will arrange this
little lesson for you. And soon, before you kill somebody,
aeyou surely will If you continue to drive whan you are
drunk:
Th#
annees merit
of
the
«t\ld
property u n»l»r th* u M
##r|Ifl«
omto In n n l vrmm In th* n*m# of
C. n. I IK KM A N
Vnl+9+ ml. | .'-M lf ir a u ■hull he
rad earned or^ordlns to law
tha
proparty «.*a«*rlh»tl
w ill h*
aold to rli - liltfhtiii btildtr »• th#
oofirt hnin* door oh th* fir»t M »nd *y In th# martin of JUhr. 1*11,
which li Th# *lh itsif uf Jon*. Ittli.
p *t#it m i* iith dny *>t aluy. I ft*.
M P II Kh.NJM iN,
Clerk of Cl m i It <'.tuft .1/
Mrniltiola County. Florida.
(UK AC)
l b o a l n o t ic e
a o t i i *; it* o ai .k nr t a x '
< K lr n r ir it k s
r
In
or, nTil.tire u til. Tlie
prnVlttlnfte
i'|iri|tfr>r M23I. A rt* of
1*17 it ml upon wt H im isq u M t of (
II M W A T S«»N I will offer for
■*l* at public niilrrjr to th* hlgh*et b tc ler for rash at !h* Court
licit]** *nl rftnr# In Sanfnnl uni th#
H th day « f Way l “»3% ■: 11 o'clock '
A. I f , tn « certificate or certifi
cate* held hv thi* Hf el - |c»K*thtr
with all nirtltlsMl nrwl
l#vl#*l f a ir s on th* f illn w in f
rcrl LmnI It ml* 4rr i'-iKHmt* ComMJf,
FlnrMfi. Io n II
R B t i n o r AFfU C A TIftl
H X
tA X
O ffK D
N on ca is iikr xoy h iv z n
n u w: h . u o w e u . hoidrr
T a x C e fllflta le No
1**1.
tho InA day of July. A. D. 1*1*
k u fU *a MAW l » ray off Ire end
hsa mad* application for a
lav
daad to bo laaa.i.
thereon
Aalit
C A tllk a ta o m h ra «a the fotlnwln*
drerrlbed property 1 " tha fo u n tl
o f Startnol*. k i l l * of Florida. in■ It
Lots SI * 11 M ldw ar
Tka aa**nm atit
of
thaaWI
pro parks u tolas ilk* aald rc rtlflrat"
laauad v a a la t*o name of
US*
KNOW N.
t'ntaa* aald rartlflrata ahall t>*
r-d-am aC aceordln* to la * , th*
proporlp f f a c r l M tharala *111 b«
told to t*10 hljtirat bttldar al lh »
t'»rt No 1** of J'llr 7. 19)•
cn v* ri tin
Uai
V.
2.
in k
W11(•*•-* nt# hntiil mu
the
clay of A p ril 1*31
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r
II.
Tr.
seal
•h i*'1
IIK I!N l>0 !f.
f lcfli o f t’li i’ll|( Crsort,
(VRAM
H rinhu i!# t u n tily. Fln rtiJ *.
IN TUB ITNC.l'tT I til HT OK BKHlami K
COIINTT. SI.QRIUA. IV ('ll AVITIH V
T O W N o r LONtlWOOl*. VIAJltntA. a mitnlnpal corporation n r a a n lw l
and amlotlog pndo* I W Iowa of tha Hlat*1 of ri->rl.la. — l-lainiirf.
C X R T A fN I.ANIS* U P O N
fa ado a la
W llltV I
TAXKM
A IIK
M K I.IN g i KNT
lw -
to ru s
T o *11 potaona and rorpnrallona ln l* m t a ,l In nr l u i l n i any Urn
nr
claim opott ans ot Ilia lasrio d ca rrlb x ) twrrln
Tou a r * krrabs a o llfla * that the Town or h > n <*iiia l, Klnrldo. haa
filed 111 b ill of combtalnl In tha ahova named Knurl to fnrrrloar ,|a.
Ilnqoant tax liana with Intaraat and panaltlra, upon H i, iw rrrla of l.,nd
nor ftrtli In tba lo lld e ln d (cbadula. tba a i a r . i - . t . amount of aurh tax
H a s * osalnat aald raapaotlra parr-la of land a* a n forth to raid bill
re complaint, b a ln ss aat oppoaita aurb parcrla In the toll,,winy arhrdula,
to-win
Tbo Waat ana-half o f l^rl It am:
laft t i n . Or l*. Horror, Town nf
Iwacwood. Klwrida, aconfdlno lo
Plat thoroof
rooordrd In
Plat
Book I, p a**a t l In It, H>mt>
nolo C oun ts Xacorda.
T e a r a T aaa*
<U
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faro so lo e oehadolat lotorait and ponallla*. nr provided l.s law; on aurh
dattndiMOt larva, lo s tlk a r with n proportionate port of tha rjiata and
d ip a a *M o f (b it aulL a rt aouiht to ha enforrpd and fofarioard In thla
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• T o * aro horohy notlflod lo appaar a n t m «k « your deftnaea lo aald
M U a f omaplaint on or halora tha tlh d ay uf Juua. A. n. 1)11. and tf
,
s o * fall to do ao on or balopo aald data tha bill wilt b * taken aa con- «
fam ed t r y o * and you w ill ha barred from theraaftar ci.nteailna aald
■ S I . and adld l « * M l l t « paroala of lane wttl ko aold by darrto ot i i H
y
dour*, fa r aoa-paym ant of aald tnxao and inttroot and panaltlra there
on and tko'enstb of thlo aulL
IIP W IT N U t S WMMRKOK, I bora hereunto eat my hand and a ffix e d .
tho offlelxl real of aald Court, iht* Itb day of May. A. D. l i l t ,
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O.
p. IIB IIN D O N ,
C lark of antd Court
By; A. M IVRHKM,
Oaputy Clark
L L O T D r . D O Y IJ t
'
Aflatitar for Plaintiff.
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“He’s Got-A Winner1
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M O U N T A I N MU S I C
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H k i i n . k M Iuw
eds Come From Behind To Down Lookouts By Score Of 13 -8
oily ahoved in their i t * mound*-! advanced to third. On the f i r a t t f
I
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m *n. D in Mitchcl, who pitched ! pitch to Brown. Langaton went 10 j L O O K O U l S
1 0 I 13V
the remainder of the pime allow second
ind jirk a o n threw the :
*
ing only four hit*.
•
* ball to centerfield. allowing
Jackson, Reil receiver, led the geno to era*! the p niter. U n f i
17-h it attack on the three Look- lun went to third on ihe play
out pitchers with two tmglen, a nnd srored when Brown fin
H i t v IS F IE L D , ST
trip le and n circuit nmaah In five to • ightfield. The outfielder m
| T IN f
May
20 Thr
trips to the platter. Sewell »«*■ fled the bail and Brown went to
Beach 1,landers -e- a new- Flnii-i,
cured th r**, Schmidt,
„ ,
. „
Rutledge, ee.nnd. Manager rh*pm an yanked ( T | e f ( J o o k S l a t e d
T O I !-«■•«»> Kreural here toingh »h.n
Mayo Langston
Gentry and P .rre tt gathered a Rolph from the hill and rept.ee,K
.
thay .cured I I runs m -he
Lookouts With
j»a^ each
b,m w ith Ben C a y e n te r, a new t
Hurl l*Or LoCftlfl > n
,tewn 1fc, S a i„ i, by a
■ • T * Lantaton.
retorning to addition la
tha ftad staff who
n- . 1 U
r
,
. . p . , *|w .i,n i (
v
Hits In
tha Sanford line up for the f l n t l
*„
acquired from the St. A » - j T I l I R l
u tflC S
1 forted to (Me t Mi cis
1 t,nW tW* , *MOn- , W tor killin g I i u . I i m KaHU. 11 Chalk- re m y d y
hurlerw \hilo Kamp and ('h a ik u
The Lookouts w.ll p ay host to
CONRA D P A R j[ m I A S I > I lKa” fc" ’
U n * * l ° " *» » A ,..H a * u th . left field wall t«
hurled inr the winner*
CO NRAD PARK
D B I - A N D - 1 . 1 i h . pkOe only three o ff cial j .c o r. f o t i ho* lIH lm d Imed night to the Ik la m l Keils at tho
Dayton*
U U U20 oOU In 1 < •
Athletic
Field
The
“ T * *
lf ? k “u 1 dropped t im— while Holland w>.i credited , „ t to SehmMt In rente. Red -o Muntcipel
31. Augn.i 012 110 IXM*
r» 11 »♦
Lookouts
will
si-o
attempt
to
* ™ * ! £ * ' dr' T "
1 " iU? fiVe * U fm P‘ *
end tha b4g .M in i,
Knmp, « htirkur tad B arr, Mu
night to the DvLtnd Iledi m a t B»* hum I red fans ««n the eont k * Rad* had their hie inn m2 even up the present «»• ir , end
Hr«v*»r,
Snidherhon
.*ml
regular Florida State League * on , te il aild 0fflei«la of the DeLand lft i ^ ir ba|# 0# tv« t U N * * * * get revenge fer the Id to ft de v « ,
W rtnn
taat by the acera of IS to H Uur
A iw c ia lio ii -aid It « i , Ibe largest ,h*y banebed
h4lo iwd ty
feat handed them last night by
V E N E T IA N
PARK,
l.k FR
lag the g tm f a total of 18 hi* ! it tendance *»fic* opening day
i
Locknut errors for .e rrn ( 'be Hel-and aggregation
BURG, May
JO fhe
lerenhiPy
• a n gathered by the two Irani- .
Tha Igmamlta (heartened
I,, ions. <’ar|w n lrr singlci to center 1
tlancger i.-olgrrs has announced
OotidtdiF' h rfaimed a 1 ’ n J d**t»
off a ll burlata.
' wore >n their half of th,- fir-r field, Newell <inglrd to
center the signing of Ko-s F.,Jn». an
Joe Gartllna atarted on thr hill inning but failed However, they and Schmidt sitlglcl to center j inf elder from .Spartanburg. S. ( .. aion ok., j the Oikimhi St unt'1
ft*>
fer the
Loakoata
and hnile.ll came back in their half of *he«r<
to , core fa ip e n te r end Ne- who will protubly play tonight !a»t nuht in a 1 1 -uming
ami »;t’t rach team use heir w ••
tlght baseball for two inning. ->nd to take 1 big ea. ly lead They I w, tl ^ ored when HoT'aad oeer- for th« Koaljfrri' 'Ifre g n lio n
iCe hurler* Fotch, I I it hie* and
However, ha suddenly went wild | « need five runs, nm ihm in* l ,r e f ihrew f l n t boBe In «n attempt
Manager
Rodgn^t
alio
an
started the big lim hit* and two I V t -aml ®rrtirv for to nab Schmidt. Jick*on hit on** nnuncetl 1 hat Chef Conk
« 4 1bt
I he
lhe five tallien
it bast the Rodgrrsmen
C a |i ) p ( u
[ over i he rig htfitld w ill to »eur* I the .l a r 'in g hurlrr while klsiisger I T 1 u P h <T P
Let Oarlock ted ntf with u xiu 1 Schniidt »nd Shhner.
Ront.i, i h . pm in h»» not rt.s- f
I M L " C T
C IC ie L lT
MaW 1rep la tad Gardina on the
MU In tha thk d Inning and laetrd gl# to right ami he EilvaHrnl to !
after
j
Jones went oat, HutUon un- closed hit
second when Hudixm gruundoil out je ‘ tRted, but Gentry singled to
M ill the sKlh when Pudge Pel
The D c L j iu I line up will includn
to Shimer. W a tt* popped ou* to ; leftfield.
bant went la to finuh the ronteet
Rodger« then yanked Newell ii, leftficld, Bill Schmidt
The Lookout! abased Red Rolph Rutledge on ihird hut IL< diiia 1 Gardina and replaced him on th* in center (Arid, Nick Shunor on 1
singled to right to lend r u U - k mound with Medler. T arrelt beat ■hoi
tr the a h a w tn In the second inn
up, UufuM Juikaon bchmd I
III I \\l>
M-sy 20
lag whan they seor«l fire runs. lo third, jm* Ruggcrto worked nut an infiokJ hit and RutWdfo the p l> tr. Hobby J u n e a on f ir s t
Ra waa replaced by Ben Oarpen- Rolph for a free pt»a to fill tho ring led to ceator to »core Gentry. base. Gentry un u-cuml Last. FKch- •
frrrmer
T>s*I end
K-ter who hurled only one and t ba*OB.
|ur-rM I
oft u j-iJ
On the p liy, Walt# overthrew tho Barrel in nghtfiod, Nuttedgv on sssssthi-srs’ sn-l
Mayo brought new life to ihc plate and Rutledge advanced to third base an<l the hurlcu
1 bird Innings and seme driven from
•core
J ha Uvljind
llussl-nll
Lookout! whan he *h»i, . m *nng
the mound by the Inokout bat
For the lutikoul-, Lillie Joe
tho n o t base Umpire Cowart,
Assocsle-n,
stM'ed las'
nigh'
rulHj (h„
|h, y w, „
tary tn tha feorth but M ill got cre ,ng .In g e to centerfield to -core how, „ r
Ruggerio w.ll pUy on third la**,
dit for the victory. The Reds fin
Catlock and Gardina. R -ltitv " " rtll(t|« i another base, and I'arreit Mi«yo Lungjlon in right field, Win tha* h. b 'liev e . I.il'l, J. n ling
garlo Hanford 'hurt
k
- ■■ ~ ■--— ~~
| fame in. Manager Rixigena pro llrovrn in centerfield, I'fte Mtb*
Each Club Uses
3 Monodsmen In
■np-jH 0 81s To Delaud
Exciting Contest
“f At T ilt Tonight
Leads
Two
ThreeTimes
Harold
Gonn
< 11 wlull A1 11 if Hunch huilci L>i *"• •
Orlando
Dirt Dirt
L.eaburg <NJO «“"» Jim) Mo^hta*. t onn .mil
Hardee. Hunch win V i* *
t. \1\ K.S
HARRIS
H rU » ,
. *■ii.**»k die
V 1 I.I.K , May jrt
ho
I let i**n<n '
\ . Men tip lu ic il i 1
here
over Ihe Palaikm A m i
I-*i%* night we Ihui ih hu , new tilltilt inn to the tiaitl*' 'd * liuit mg
ne
■Irpur* inent. fan lied mi » .1
\ * ahtl
op <Me ,, « 1r7 ihJ
hit*. MrilulJirn ■ Eitf'd i 1 'he but
^ » h a homer,
1upie •en if ‘ wo
wirig lea
I'uliitka
Ihh* himi fh •t t *» 1
t Hi iiii-AVdle
hi I Jlu u»'» ' M l
'Mill
Sim 'h anti tl.iUui
I ivnigiton
Classified
Im A ltM O N M U
A dver
lie m k it field, Freddla Holland or rtit* I*f ! hi* b**u in
Dun Contreras etch in g , l e i Garsecond bsae. S[«l Hudson
on 1'r i * ba.e, Whttey Walts on
shortstop .noI t'nok on Hie moond.
ford Machine Co.. >nc
it # ! #
iht*
F k h ff, who in
t he
hw edi.ill I'u jiit'
\i t i ft; \ VlAA
i i n i h \ \ m :i)
\ r III
IHt. MII.LKK
they
S p r in g t
lund hitting outliehlcr
N ature is aw ako
of the l 9Jd *«.1*011 And the entire
tcasttn of I u 17
te,io*'cd
I ir I « St4 Ml Eit saleaf il
i' mi'm
. . . a re
u i
and played h
in - 1
th* laiwkoui hi 1 rri’ • » •r* I
"ith
ii. i
T h ai log? frtrtlnf you rail
| frv rr" may hr iin l rminilpAUdn.
The gam e rs ill sla rt promptly
hnlf of the fourth wtwn Khisnerl
hot cnrnrr pGyrr m t|M. 1,-gguo
.ingletl and senred Jnckson on a' at iLlfi o'clock
FOR SALE:
Valencia orange.
triple to Ihe left-erntoifield well. lludaon U*
m the lleLurrd |Mfk *iiil Urn*
h a i i
S A V E Y O U * Watch repaired by
Cross Hoad packing Co. llth A
The Reds added two more in W a ll* a*
5 ii i
hw h lrtag wmilil L*' n Vn«*r**i in
MM
who really
kaowi how. Holly, Phone >13* We deliver.
? i i
iLirdlm t n
their half of the fifth when Par
I fwikoil* lilt* up l^fnri*
hr
M»t||rf u
Jewalwr Magnolia A re.
1 u a
DOZIKR A OAY'B hard wearing
1D38 MfaflOi) tloftr*
A siim rrt w il1 hr givm Moiulnv !
p
1 rt 9
floor and do>k paint will renew rvtt was safe on Carloek’s rror. Palham
1 ir ii
Rutledge singled to left field and C o i t r r m a
iiiifIit ni Hopper A>iuh*ui> . imt* n
CLEA R A N C E SA LE 192? Hot
_ . . , .
.
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i tho be-ruty of your porchee. 8 *an.............
FChmil. un I wtilth I
hoth mrn were sacrificed to the
Point r . f r t « .r .t o r . - *25 to *&u ^ , . r . |lo f(rr( n / H w , r, Cu.
T mU U
H
• II it
both lia.es by Mitchsl. Newell
off. New merchandise, fully gusn
In
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singled to rentcrfle'd tn score N iw rtl if
sateed. H. II. Pope Co.. lac. I3A— Rooms For llenl
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Parrel* snd Rutledge.
Phoas MO, 200 Park Avenue.
« 1 J
Salim Id t • f
i •* 1
:l F U R N IS H E D riKmi*. separate
The Rcsls scored two more in Jihitnrr hew ♦
Jaakaun l
ST A U O U S T IN K , Msy IU—
IBUmobltlen
bath A entrance. $2 a week. tin- sixth when Jackson go) bn Jon*w lb
j 1 n
1 1
FeesMi/ Fraacts, aval thy tporla*
O
m
tiy
fourth hit snd wen’ to seeond
214 Chapman A v *
r c a X tA L K : 1*30 Ford
Coupe.
< { 1
m aa who h a * Bponj>orrd tho Hi
when Jones was hit by a pitched Psrrslf rl 1U
i I J
m K condition, oarnam. Apply 15— Apartment* For Kent
tad.M^entrp advanoed both men H illlk v .
a 9 w Auvwattna^ffktrlea In th r Flnrkl •
(i r i i n c o v s ai'mhOfl. r i a —
Ml* Maple Are.
i 1 it!
League the* ! * o prrym iit
when he went nut Ruggcrl
:uggerlo to C ir p m i-r p
I ("Bptaia K u f m
I IIA H A tle A PA R TM EN T. 41* I'ai
litilCtiril |*
i *i “ J f fV.M tm. aorf a ls o the A mi-him I t'lty
] 1* Mi*«r>u. iBy*.
Hudson
ansLboth
runners
scored
aniLboth
rt
I |t« pari " F dufv
w a n t e d ” Use* model A Ford,
motto Ave,
‘qftulj-Tjdngli
To
Li Iw
3*» It IT - 7 1 ' " ' v i tn the otd (V n 'riit F lii'ld s
ff**r#Ul t ■r r I h I ji
when
l’qfniU^auigled
to
centeravailable for lib .Pot
c*sh
] from Imli(*•<ion,
**- H itln i f ••t Pelharu in 111 )
|
ro
d
S'ortkaast
F
lo
rid
j
Srn
ii
Pio
field.
I ■«« ip«-i-n«. fsl.i4i*
16— H ouhch F e r Rant
Ran ton!
"IMI »mmi «*3n
Telephone P O. Bos 333.
gTn! in.I klllotLi
The Reds scored their thirteenth l>e Jjins)
iirt? | 3? |*'!'• —->11 ' li-'i-s, was honrs-rd hy -he t ity nf
| atla#k*. I n * la
ANNitia,
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FURNIDIIED 4 rnoin house. 10? tally in their half of thr >eventh
fault f ejlmin litnll4—BnalnMM Service
W i l l i 3,
fllimiFr 6 OatUiv
M y i n ♦ • *H n i I
N. Locust. 14- II U « « n .
when, with one out ,Newe I was 3. Huliertao Hrrar*. J irk m n , iNir
Ib e city rom m i-siun voted untract wt* wlnffcd
HulLintl.
W h im
(TjirLirk
« n ARB headquarter■ for homehit by the pitcher. Schmidt singled relt,
mnmoualy tn imllli- lllii IM-w St.
and u n t i l I
hot.(hi IH)W . fi*
It iiny iiatirit
IjuiijNifin I, Ml
cooling attic rane. Let us makn FOR R E N T —furnished * rooms, to leftfleM advancing News I tn he
A iigu stibe athletic field, ' ‘ Francis
IJIT
I
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H
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It
ni-hl
i.
Jaekaon
|,
Bui
two baths, rent reasonable. Ap
year home eool and cotuforUtblu
mar a. Thi.i «pl*n
third. Schmidt stole second when Urtar N ew ell ?, Pnrt#M J, Wchmhtt F'tclil ” The field 1 1 the p re e n t
ply Mrs. W. n. Dr*on.
did m#<lMln« ht«
Hiillvrtr
)h
own
lion.tint
3
T
w
*
Week* Cerrmway. Inc-. Phone i l l .
Shimer fired uut to Brown ta oenInn- - e v j a y i g illic it “ San Muren
rrli#*»(| m« of eonttlMtlon End at*
hywe hlf-. MI li«aHr flitg*«il*i. Ilol
itadiBi pain and di« ter.
P s ik '' b o t V i l l be changed within
land
Thrr«* hat*
hit
,fack«nii
romforf
II la fh«
brat — _
FOE S A L E —Second head” Royal 24— I.o U F o r Sale!
Tha Lookouts brought their to )l"iiit* run. Jipiuttn ^Uilpn Iiap*(. a lew days.
medirln* I ha*n Btvr
Shlmei
*
Vaivefl,
Hehmislt
typew riter, good eondltion 12 0 . 3 LOTH —Summerlin Ava. May- tal to eight In tho eighth frame
u**d 1 *m flad lo r*«flrrw,
Dllrhol),
DtiuMit
iifti-i,
orriman l It "
Haynes Office M u b in s Co., F ln t
fair—Where new homes
«r » when with Iwo men out. Langston Mhlinrr K«• ll#nirv In Jntitse W ilH *
A N :k .
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t
In
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If r«B )l ( A « ih-a »Abetna built. Apply Boa 1* car* singled to left and went to third
vie* *f iiM*a * 1 * k i t
tiBweg, tfianfofd I. lie*Ie* ml 4 lS *pe
M i i Me h*a*a« o M k
■then Rutledge errored Brown's An Ita Iti* n ff flolph J, Unriflner
Hanford Herald.
Special Far Tomorrow
» l « « la U e iaal, ya« U
easy roller down the third base Me«llpp I f*arp*nler I, UHrti' II 1
t*< tha raM*f jam hava
Plenty good I-umber at Duhart*! line. Mihal c walked ami Hol and Of Puck nil I b)r Itolnh I i* •*!*>• m -r ^Snnyper Steak lb.
20ci
l«H
InMany d#aa# cook dr nursn
w a n t JOH
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I. (Un&lM«r l MMehell r il ih .*rr
|*ta m « (H la rs I f l
Lumber Tard, 0th A Cyp
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ii
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inn
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emptied
thr
bags
with
a
double
a «ft« lO M ift . I m (a I
Amnia Wood, 111 Cypreaa AVC. 1 ^77^
4*«r|>* n f * r |ii« |
iMiiftWH* 1, o f f
*i*i l*4 faUaifnai Iraat.
to deep leflflr’d.
Hat More PUk
1
Mile hr-II in fl Innlnn*-. 1, *»ff i [ur aad M l Mia*oa I k • i
WANT HALF d»r w o rk -f har- 33— For Sale or Rent
Had aeors
•Hiipy in 1 1*1 m a in *', t. o ff Mad
aaaaaa pal a aoa tafar*
F
toe
tjualii*
\nd
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f*p|h
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lift
hrl'c Tillman, 111 Hickory
SAWroitls
ah » h • •lon lt IInnings.
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FUR HALE or Rent: Two banga- Kaeaerto lb
' I l l s
MlfehUI
f-anastnn it
1 t S t tJ*inr« N a v * l| )
lowa. one seven-room, ope five- Laneaton
cr
M i l , 110 Orauga A n . room, both with running w n le r Brown
••aniwnier. iaalatf
____ _
Pilch *r,
O af * H i ? Haniard Ave. •
______
*1 Mthalte ir
ihorr I'm pi r#*. ilk
Cowart Aod |f.*rand both foul allies west of Han-’ Holla-u
vln Tlrn*, f ill.
ford Also Itl?
Ford Pick-up.; g i f 1*** lh
11.000 miles- Victor M. Greens.
ToL 2M R.
to work
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Liquor Store y
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SlD-piorr Rhythm Itainl. n
Imtimrrii Inrtuy Ity I >«vLI
pniicipnl
Thi* runccrt will take
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Look* >m * l.iiih' I*- 'i if h 'hi* lh* I wilt)
a
More, it lend* %m
th* radon w *>r Bin *
C
th** Muni
nf
and brln gi y ro a iy i
naoaUra of Ihe steal*.*
*kr )n^ initial hmiii*
11I M I f i f f
«
D**en4
lipMl
M Mr
h* i in
IhorwuLfb rrlirf.
I jiiil * 't il rt.i* 041liinpnii rrt Ju t *
Concert To He Liven K v * h
At Hopper Academy!
H i-1
If
flla rk -D r tucht vrU tJie Luy aaioo
bench for (m-■ * v« limit
IsAnir*'
i mne Niii'uyfh n ifr lf
in hla fi 'i' hit 11 ,1 tn • m h«' |miin )
Ihl* S.IMt.’lil
lutlrrs* .vilh Uvu
liiniflfH m Mni • official Allrinpis
at l hr |*l-i»In
H r miitJr - 4'vrral
K(mh| r air hr
m r ijghit ii"Itl ami
1 hlN EtntfJr is* • litVr til thr MiiHltl
Innlnir dmvi i i two i*f lh** I akiK'
•nils' fivt nni H'unul m I hut inn*
Mavn
STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN
TELLS OF RELIEF
you?
II* viuw Liu k iii t ThU d |HMi
m * j II k If f 111* irim dy th a8 m n in froon
lion j
A| enun
II11 Hiii^rrs N i l u f f ’v own Iduhor a l o r j — p i n l j
fthotrd
hi II t*nu !*ver in ceiilrr
T firU lili* lU jik l l n u i h l
Iirlrt unrt pin.. if i K.is • •■k mi thi
apprikt-iin r JtiinwlD »l
Halnts Ball Park
Named Francis Field
\ u i.v
VKH K’S.
(ill 1 VI N 1*1 ft HI* It K
IN l»l\ IP ! M f • If I s i I t l l 1
T Io v k
n.i i *i '; h
i ll l ING
VUl " II I III* si HHItlSKIi
w h o |daved w irh t tie 1 o a k u u t* i n n
Langiton
m akk
in HI t I 19
had ■Awurvd *ht services »•f Mayo
L an ^ to it,
I
TONS
S i n f or d
i hat
At'
Vf*| I II 111
PI
111
I\
J It,
Ml' 1U»l I | |t
, l»v hi** in Ir finrii FSorrtiir. S, (*., I
' v hrri* ’ tui will >*|i(*fiii i hr w ntrr
in «lanfnrrt, uml 'hai Itu^
r « r »« Ha* mart.- a £rf*iiL*i until
of rwat pLi>w ihnn any n In i
W. J. KM g, Rambing. Pbena' 80.
t m*m i
III M il
•nr
,
*ti*H
DcLeffid
I«#fo r-
I’utk
If
rw j»
(IlfUMaU of he Sain In d lt»je
ball \ aH>CIMI t'Hl I 1 - I nijchl ,1H
|
Fluii
| P ifB f
M ille r
Heavy Hitter 1* 1a y s
P’lrst (s’ a m e Last
N i k h t In DeLand
nou n*' *nl
\t a
INtV
W it h L o c a l C lub
**oW. 1
T H E ST A N D IN G S
RuKgerio As Best «i.l *:
w i rri
In State League
: i t» * 41
tested tha play
arguing
that
(.-round rules applied ia the esse. |
______________ _____________ ipenter went out W a lt* to Hud-1 lock on
son to end the inning.
shipment of fresh silk lines HunThe Reds sddwl another in th e ir'
h \n^i
Gainesville , Daytona And I M a y o L a n g s t o n
L e e s b u r g Win Loop Tilts , R e t u r n s T o P l a y
31'.! Snnlonl Avr.
j
^
' W W W W W W s e w ^ s^- ^V
DEER TONGUE
D R Y O r GREEN
T a k e n A t S ta te M a r k e t
B u re a u P la tfo r m
E—BlloEtloi Wanted
l
n-",,,"n:o„.::r,
For Cheap Meat <
►sanford Fish Mkt.
JOE PALOOKA
M E N O U J A T M l GET
PKP
N#w O i t n i T au l* T ab le*. con>
The
Uln r*w i/ iU i m l l M t o n »»d
ROOM
« M r atim uUnl*. O n * fa ta » U rt*
n «v P -V Vain* * I . M . Inlroducto rr price W». Can, W ilt* Ban
SUDDENLY
UOHT
AGAIN
By Jo
OH THERE YA *>
ARE'WHAT'6 THE
IDtertVHERE'S J
THEOR. JT ^ C t
Touchton Drug Co.
Pinehurst Grocery
1920 French Ave.
Phoue316-W
SADII
B E NOT 1
( AMERICA IS
LDOKA HERE <
SHEEN. VAJS£
A LOM5 <
SHE HAS BEEN CANT KEEP A > WAV OFF. l
AMERICAN GIRLlC AND EVEN
P R ISW R -'l 'M fI THE LEGION
TANIN' HER r \V WHICH IS v*
W IT H n = * $ iS> FAMILIAR A
U P 'r / \
r *
wrrH THE
DESERT HAS
SEARCHED £
FOR ME THESE
MANY TEARSALARMED.
AND X HATE
TO AR6UE AFTER
A FULL M E A L .J
GOODNIGHT -O
AND PEACEFUL )
SLUMBERS.
BY HAM FfSIiEB
i 'Ll give w u s e
~ ( O N E DAT -F
^ Z X T IT H tN K
«
SAW/
7?
" x .r rovtft
J0 A N DUNN *. Sat rat Oparaflva 4 i
WHAT
A RESTFUL
5 C E N C ** *
A SWEET CHILD AND A TR U fTV DO
IF I COULD JUST KEEP THUMBS
THAT WAV—BUT JUMPING ABOUND
COUNTRY HUNTING DOWN CROOKS
BUT I GUESS THAT W IU. BE MY l
— , THERE GOES THE PHONE NOW,
T O M M V < H O W A PE V C U f —
V O U 5A V A C E B A P T H A S
B E E N CAPTURED ? —
THAT CERTAINLY IS F IN E ----T H E W H O L E G A N G W IL L B E IN
J U D G E L E V E llS C O U R T
T O M O R R O W i V O U B E T T U - 91
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r a g b a n t o b p h e r a l d , s a n f o r d , Fl o r i d a
FRIDAY, M AY 20, IMS'
Saturday
Saturday
Mn> 21
May 2J
9s Overalls
World’s Most
Attractive Overall
Tha
Wa are clearing our stock for new summer merchandise and to raise extra rash.
cash and are they low, just look them over and I hen come down to Purcell's at
Ava. and see the many other bargain*.
HURR
SPECIAL LOT
Lid tea*
All Bale prices
406 Banford
Y ! H U R R HURR
M EN ’S DRESS
SPRING PRINTS
Shirts
Home Dressy
Dresses and
Home House
Dresses
Value To 1.2.1
Home Blightly Soiled
GROUP
Silk. Colton and Linen
FROCKS
i
WORK PANTS
Special
Cannon
Jumbo
Sanforised Coverts
Values To 1.75.....
Match Suit
L A D IE S ' S ILK
Shirts
Pants
TOW ELS
DRESSES
OVERALL
Rex. 50c /
PANTS
Spec’al
Turkish
TOW EL
5 C each
Crnlral Cold
Standard
SHOES
FpeHal Hale Price*
C1IABE
ladles* Silk
CURLEE SUITS
SLIPS
Reg. 1.00
SHEETS
I l i O Value.-No Starch
1 x 9063 x 90
Special Lot Close Outs
V alu es To $29.95
LADIES A CHILDREN'S
I •adieu* Mandate
Toe le*a—Blue
White A
Ilmwn
SHOES
' %4
J
I N D I E S ’ U N IF O R M ^
Lot Light W eight
Curlee Suits
Another Lot O f
Curlee Suits
$
t
BEST C UR LEE SUITS
ftSO
Values To
$ 4 0 .9 5
Bathing
Genuine Btm'
PORCH GUI
Shorts
UntforAa
Shirt* ft raato
ce Over Staffed
wgRoom Suite
Mxaalng
l| \
H O SE
49c
^
MUNHJNO «
ROLLINS
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t
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Stkitfari 1» H e Only O a ln l
Florida Clly Affardiaf Roll, Highway
And Water Transportation
9
Gov. M artin
Leads Oregon
P rim a ry Test
.
^ a n fn r fo
Member .Vwocipled Pres*
*
■■■ -■*■*..
&mr*
,-~ ,” • ” n w ? ^ 'S »*n ' ; ’ r
S h u
VOLUME X X IX
■V T "1 *1
•f*t *" f-'r .* ;";
i
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itm tlft
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Seminole Cntinly Producer
M"rr Fruit And Vrgctnblrw Thun Any
Similar Area In Amerira
>
SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MAY 21, i91H
Rilnblished In I'JOS
M
M IIK R 2.10
LEADS REGIMENT LAST TIME
Henry L. Hess, Trail
ing By 983 Votes,
Was Backed By Ickes
And Senator Norris
Candidate For
Senate Seat Is
Cut In Scrape
MEXICO’S ‘STRONG MAN’ PREPARES FOR WARFARE
R. C. Horne Is Knifed.
In Altercation With'
StateWelfare Board
Business Manager
Bumper Crop
Of War Fears
Stirs Europe
I n c r i* usinjr Frietion
Betw een I- ranee And
Italy Is OnoOfC'hief
| Dislurhintf Points
M a d is o n , m u , j i _ t A i _ n
l \ tlurnr "f
MwilUun.
fOrn*«i
j tneiutf-r of the KluibU lloUxc of
Ile l’resenulivea and candidate fo.
tba Senate, « a , In a hoCpitm
here lo.U) In a xoiio"a
Condi
tion from knife nounaa re c e lv d
|pl« yr.lerda)
N i*h l
I’o llie
Chief
T a j lot
DavU raid ll'-rhcrt t"
Harper
former hutlnena manager of the I
(ft
P O R T L A N D ,. Ore* M l , 2 1 .
State Welfaree Bonrd. mirrendered '
— (A P )— Htary k. Him . who
after an altercation and admitted ;
eiaimad New Oeel • » * iibor
cult in I Itofne
r. poorl picked up a leawtng
lla rp r, n i tum*'J
over
tr
•nd perhaps deelair* lead to
Sheriff foinulti I. Ik>vn nul w *day In the h m i II m i ! Demo
rcleiard on h i, 11*11 r-ciiHhlamrCc.
cratic primary M i n i with
Itoapital allrndania >anl Horn"
Oav. Charlii H. Martin. Lata
• a , rul on th» le ft lemiilo, 1* 11
retrrni
from
Multnomah
ear and Id * erm Ilia rondtlla 1
N tiljr, th* itata’a larpnt In
tra d e r of Mexico’s la*t private army anil tetri ral figuri* m ruimv * .a
waa not critical hut ba wna auf
which Portland la located,
fe rim from a |o»a of blood, phy * t^lillo \ p o inting ) i» • flown a* h«* rodi* uhold rum
San Luis Ptriosi, M--\u>
pave H*aa the adven t*,* of
alclana said
plnl wBh rlo W *. Ii \%«* reported that iVdillo ■plead hi* praannt
1.P40 rota*. Th* atandlno In
Th,. night chief aald Harper gurfrila warfare with the forte* of 1'rr^ideiri
I 1* Mm t uidena*
1,1*7 « f Orapon’a 1.M1 prcw aj bru|,ed on thn n o ,i.
I'oaaibly
becauar
he
m
i
leading
hi*
regiment
lo
r
lha
laat
lime,
clncta waa Haas CJ.OI* and
Horne la in c runoff In Tua»Martin <QJIdCol- B r u e Palmer, Comm"ndrr uf the 1st Cavalry, appeared grim at Jay’a primary with W. Turn**'
Port Knox, Ky., ax he i m l l n l ihe order t , atart rolling South in Dcvla for nominal|on to th*. am
PORTLAND, Oregon,- May,i maneuver* of the niechanlird cavclry. Col. Palmer la ahawn a* he alorlat i r i f formerly held bV|
2 1 .— ( A P )
Gov. Charles
^
ln t ^r (urrct „f a combat car.—all icady for the a ll daya1 war Harper
The aberlff aald llarp er a av
Martin, retired major sen-; „ mo.
no elplanalinn of tha altercation
oral who warred a g u in a t i.- .
Immediately and Unit n1' charge
c it y n e w s b r ie f s
"labor terroriam," and an
had been filed and »ou|d not b..
opponent favored by tura
fijeil unloxa by
Horne i*r
hi
The .ru n mnnibli
111"v* mg m
family.
the City l 'iim m l-vi". * util »*• lii'bl
The State W elfare Bon id at
1 in Ihe I'iiy II,.II M>iiul*y nigh*
P
A
.
a. a , , a . a I W R W T R W - . - "
|
‘
aJacksonville
MCRlHRVIIIf |«K1
4 ip« r iMfl
II
raid 11
Harper
hail been
ut
uVlork
And v o t l l in t o d a y s l» b u lH -j . |
t
p j
Ijt
Bf
— I gi»en a leave of aba«nc«4 thu-f*
700 Precincts
. Yet To Report
j Czechs And Nazis
j Crow More Bitter
0. Henry Oleen Is 3rd
In Race For Demo
cratic Nomination
Berlin Denies Milita
ry Maneuvers Near
Border Are Hostile
S h eriff Warns
Public Against
Starting Fires
'F o r m e r U . O f F. S e m i n o I e C ounty
r . , r ^ . = : S t u d e D t s F o r m R a n k s 1 3 t h In
tio n o f th e b i t t e r D e m o c ra tic A
Drlmaru Conleat,
Cnnteat
1
primary
Staking r*-uo »ln atio n tlio 7 t*j
yaarorld MartLn had I t . l t l votta,
to tl.lt* for Henry L. Ilta * whol
a*
I U ID D l
i i
LL ,
L h a D l€ r |U
*
l
S e
U
l
r C llH IZ a
- ■«__L __L
"
McLucas Is Selected ThlsCou|ityCon«uined
Of Re-Assessments
President Of New 316,608
^
ravaging
ly Organised CJub Queline-Jn. Apulj. w p r o j ^ A fe 4 ;ciounlv
.
li.ii vo'teil
n
Imnil<< i i iiijt n f w a r fe a rs
m i
im i i a -m t'
I I wnr ii
t i n 'tu n
Kniiii-u
uml
b?*
Hilly,
i iuiiiM i-.il.lv cum i iii. il b y r i v a l
1 eVoH, lirn Sittinrimo
h hilr ^nv *■1 nun '»| i*i ,1(1
int•*r\i*ii !'im in 'll*’ S|wnUh
w ,n- anil mi 1rcuh outIncuk- .in-invr (mm Czccho-
j civ il
the h ill . fi* piepuie fm
Klovuki..
ves t ig a t c L o a n
In
N il
li'iilili-m.
, k i, i i .1 n. i
„f ihr *>n-
j Im l I-iini|>‘ in ■!. ui"' nicy.
built
nn the ,«fln-s of 1 hi World W ar,
•ho
\ /irhorinvak
pint loin
jjovei min til .171*1 fi.lli.vh.rH of K nn.
tri.l II. nh iit
f.om-lri
inch
«*»hrf
with fiw(> lifl-l ifisOP '
»w o
Siideleil
Iho kill' ,(fc? ,.f
(IclIUhlt- li v i '/« eh•• *|nv« k ii*n hor
dor hr *i i'il r-ilcri t*4 1 on mnmld*
erniii h.riio •
f * '« ■! to u p
Siiclo' * n N »j. i
(or it tli ot oon w il h i he I'm hn
gtive' imii iP ■ii hfosernmenl o^er*
ture?4 fill • IH.it*-fnl eurnpromiao
Ma.vn
Ktlvhsnl
||
mi<!
of Hi ii <h .irtd* for autonomyt )ty rU»rk Krtink I. I ^ im -hhi vhilfj
t|o ■*!*i| a Kuarantt*
II* nh in
JnAvi* ttmiiirriiM mg In fur \Vj.ish* of Mi* «oi|cf in Slide'•■ii liar mini
n.glon where they will inviNttga'i1 rag Ion si before talking uf n >fli#
MijssthilitieN for « loan from the, tferiient,
ft? .YtljiLH*rn.
*
'tiihfr*,
nr»RtcofNti ut'l'oh K murin' r.irp*.Kt |
1°
Possibility Of R. F. ( ’.
Ivoan On WaterPipe
Is I Of Objectives
fo re ,',
W illi ilm
ini-nai v of
Th,Cue
H t* n tui.'nt
u,t,
firr- iiirreitiing wl*li each lie * | railed In evlingui-h ,i g ,u „, f i, ..
, |„. k
Curti
tiny of continued drouth, and with yealerd'V ,( i 1 i|
mui h damage already done by A vr nm belweeii rt * euly Abo d and
Twi |,1 i (uUilIl S lll'e l.
i
<
4
a
win M
] t w n i m i' ini'iit - 'in la y .
I
la iii.|.
itn u lilfH
p iv o liy l
'H ig g in s , Lam son
| L e a v e Sunday T o
I’ointsOutLnw Which
Bans ThrowingCigarettes From Cars
month, ago became of eye trouW*' and waa not now actively
connected with the board.
o
Tin-
1
flatu^
Jlepiin"!^
anti adpilMInC
areal.
, ulln,r j „ lUr „ „ Hj(1.
<« Iif i i •«* lo a irh in 'o A Mfrt.1 th em
T h * tabulation tan*
from
It)
Seminole County, the fourth
Sheriff t 'I Hand today i**ile.l, t.„.v.l Minin* Johncn ilia igcl l oo [u rt pfu »* ih** iiii-ut isf it tiu > i V
The Seminole I ’ouniy I'hcpter
report • of (h r man
troop
preelncfa oil Of lb* atata* l.et 1
wooden pipe 4 li'Uilirthf from fh»* h»*i
•malleet
of
Florlda'e
67
rountie*.
a aharp viiritmc avatn-t Hie care i utth petit |aii"iiy lit ar*r|a t .
of Ihe
University
of Florida
O. Henry OlOOfl w l j third in
■aell* a Ior iif iho Oriahtlo Ihtfhw.tv niiivemeiri along 'ho t xechoaloranked
thirteenth
in
th*
uae
of
■tailing >>f
tne»
and I'-'v 115 111 and in ti. «i
pent
Alumni A»*uciation
wa«
char
Declaring there *hou'd be a te- Ie«»
tha gubernatorial race with «.T1 1
U> the Wirier pluiri Mii\ •11 Ilia ! \ak fnmliei
p In ihe Uietiui*!*'tvtik iiiurih ipai
tered la»r night a> an in.iull*'- f r r tiliie r ,. fourteenth in the con- ».«r.«m in t of all properly In Sail- cited a Stale la * nihikinu i! o : f"tir month* m tlic < ..tinti J nl
gin* tnlii a M t tM 1r|Mi|1IT IhtMartln'a gulna
came
chiefly
•umptiiin
nf
krroeeur
end
righimn caremony held in the Valileg
• lit' mnat -in thug Stunlay tlicra
uf fonl »ml Sernmole County, in. ,,i
(IHU
nm
it
from Ihe agricultural corninunl
|
la* I'd to ( h i1 ,« ,l llgllteit lip.,
(rrnth in the couiumplinn
I
vail, nn-e'imr
Tin
Hotel
,, ( Hi '
in
. I bera of the' Seminole County ]<• ,1
M.iyttr II iit: Li in - i * *1 -i H III**ll» ' til'p*t* Wiiw a pa p' ui I pa ral lei
II**.
e
ll........
I
a
l
.10,1
,
all",
I
,
gavolme
during
the
monlh
u
f
.
„
.
.
.
.
a
Several member* of the Hr- . .
"i a I fli.ilUrr Ilf
a In ,l l wr of the ho* pit .it * •inini! I •■*■ unit Atlril 1Iii ' h fill lie j|t' 1 ntpi Hi hold a
,te Board yextrrday
yeater
,
. i i , .r e - 1 Eatate
H e *', although lacking an of
April, urrurding
to _
a monthly
’
’ h i * ' rti- tention to
■tllLUtol V |ItllVlrloi |
(ll[ Monday Might pa , lo i n
landu
Chapter
|ire,en*ed
Ihe
prevent ‘‘boom-time a»*v,incu t
it \vi i * Hitiniutiit ih. >*iiiile in Ihe pieliincill* tin v* he'h r AuairUi
ticU l
aancllon
by
I'reaident
. , . .
who Ii Include*
I2III1 mi fin*' O. I ,,o'(iM,ne
charier on behalf of Ihe Alumni port on the runaumptlon of theve
|i» 't|0.l|e.| until TIi'U -day ■■■Kill. tuition** tapitul he will ilivrwl
M
int
I
wlimild remain uulepen len*
llooj«v«lt. claimed • K*w Deal
product, in F lo rid , compiled by ' ° n
ln bo‘ h
■
J
o
dav*
In
jail
Ini
.'a
illn
i.
Iionald
I..1111,
i,I,
aiin„,Ti|,<d
A**ocialiun
lu the
Seminole
IihI.i ,
(he county Ami ■Rtcrtcil (hut » ■
(•ertminy w,nd h* r lump move*
gnti* I hi* feusihiluy Ilf •*e» III mg
endoraameot. I I * b«d ihe luppor'.
Ihe Inapeclion Bureau uf the
I
f’oun'y Chapter.
new aiaendnirnt should b«* made ^
1,1r
fiderul funil* fiit
II" cMii’-f rm infills wru* •ally r«tiritne manouv*
of Senator Oeorpe
W. N o rrl'.
Department of Agriculture at
llv
Following a dinner, l)ie club
at tha carlicit posnR)Ie dale.
!
h,‘ *
twiCQ
N ii*lati»r* i»t
( 'll v
ui il III H u •
turn of a *‘iiunty o\\i cl III. 'Piiul
| i t w. (Jrent Hi i' im «*krd
(Iiu(-Neb.) who urpad farmers to
Tulluhea-ec
fin** d»»** '" I >ibill ho in rit heftiio -hid, o 1 I (tills
* u nrgnntlrd anil officer* w rre
P. Bayard Smith, praaident *.f pr.'hkm *.r
alunri the nmvemenijt wanting
IteiTorrimL' ilia*
fur
1
Ii*1
.
repudiate M artin, and a
teller
During the month of April. 4d.t
■Irjf « t>u(I m‘ i | 1 M iller in n mowuoo ui I lit' A li
.1
tha Seminole County Board, nlm Bi1) *Attuunhii-iry
elected with W illard Ayre*. head
pififlini*, Aliyur lh, If 111. J'nlrrifd . t irrmun uv«imiin•**■<»
from Secretary Ichaa, woo de
loll* uf mixed fe itlh x e ri anil preof the Orlando delegallon, acting \
prealdrd over the meeting in the riHltJ 11 Ioiih I (|4| I pilJilt* 441141 ( I f I nu ipal I'ourt a1 *hr I n»Ei* *•
1
1
«H
M
out
th
it
ihe
pro
son
!•'U
ppie
I In turn. Mu* t ie chiialuvak g o v
' pared m aterial* were convumed
acrlbed (Jov*m“ r Uarlin aa “no
Gihcn R|>“UiiI *,!• |m Mou .Monday ah*
a , chairman
Leonard I,
SUChamtier of Conmierrr building pfCit'iuh
I l HI ha* (jelerionriotl to '«i. h a *tut e ’1«1 nnteiit « itllt i| up it fiiisrt nf army
at
N*w D ealer" T h * go**m or re
in the county while 1
Ion* of
Lucaa waa *lcc'ed prealilcnt of
Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, |o k»T|i iir«'|ri*r(y «Liimtao ul
m i liidk,
that rim * itjoin hie ehliens** hits retervei lint tleiiii if Mum crinsti*
i there product, were uitd during
plied he waa loyal to the Pre.'iIhe club; K. E Kipp, vice pre»ldeclared that pro|»rty in Sanfuid Hi InInium
ln-eii inrurroil i *• kt .1* lh*' line in Mrietl a mubllliaU* in f*»r ilrfrnao.
daut without b e ta t
a "rubber
j the munth of March.
Fir»* rlil« f
k ('Icvchiud
dent; Charlea W. f'halker, aecrvwaa aliened on valuationa made
In Spam, Insurgi nt
a rtillv ry
I no* weekly lorn • » * ■ i > tli • repair otul irito ihoi the line i* in
Folk county lead the atate in
a ta u p .'
v«t *»I liuira ‘»*uln,»t m
tary-tr* aaurtr.
during the boom and added thi-y I j d n ’d
1 llo i.n■y, clu
------b < HI Ih- hold in Ho* **nrh a romlit ion tlmt iho toil Ion* found the rang** uf thn SahunanciA
ronaumption of fartlllxcra dur
Ilepuhlicaua
and
Dcmocrulu
dlRi’rlHMniMr
Railing
of
wood*
an»l
M r Ayrra explained lhal
It
J Valiiei lloltd Monday '*
ing April, ronauming a total of were out of line with preaent pro
i : la of w ater |nimpet| per miniKe had sectmn of Madnd mid puureti **
voted for candidate* for tha |u vperty velum. In the rural diatrirt* grana fu r*. •Ir«|a»lnl lh«*y arc a
w i* cuatomary for newly formed
i
k, UCorin ltoilm «, * 'l l " ' tfl l«i bi» ret lu eti I nuirli |ie|iiw ta parity rain n f shHU killing at feint 1*4
H41H ton*. Conaumptlon "by other
arnorahip.
Ib re *
congroaalonul
o|lnar
of the county, he reported, much danger t«* Hoiiuhr and
rluba lo elect a board of director*
of tho program lom nn iii, " *H» in onler In prevent ’'"the whole and injurmg ID
eitru, producing countlea followed
a**ta, and a reKular t*rm and n
In addt’ lon lo regular offlcere but in order aa follow*: Orange, improved property ie aaaeeaed ■* property unh**i« rUtdiy auporvii*’.l iiiiuiu od today.
In t'himi, fun i"* nf fltfi riMi! and
line f roni being ilamiignl in such
abort term In tl>* United Staten
AlfOiiily flumoH Iiayi* threatrn^'I
member* of the club dteided to 2,211 tom; Brevard. I.27S turn; undeveloped property.
invhr inn u rre Jm k* 4 in a bitter
i«n eaten I ns lo In* irreparable.
Sen*to But no r « * equalled lhi
to
i
N
i
r
«
r
>ev*-r*4|
linmca
In
th»
Tha local board at ita mccimg
defer Ihe elect Ion of auch • ami tjike county M IS tona.
latjnghai
M ayor Htififirt* iledurefl that ^rugglti ut Miu Ir i'lr
ln>*nalty of H *a *' uhallenga
tr, board until a laler da.'e.
alto appointed a Vigilant Commit Oht»fn w«u |ion uruj I ho \V. II,
l/n frn g ,
fu r
he and .Mr. l^niiMm viouht i i Ino railway town of
The total coMiimptlon of ferOovartior M arlin.
Woodrow Riacr waa appointed tiliirre In the atata during the tea the purpoae of which it i* t« Tunnh litf** rv^idnno on Hunili
fell
lu
seek w ronferenri* with W!*A uffP west nf Siiihovv w hiih
W IUU K. Mahoney * ( Klanm ti,
chairman of a member,hip com- month of April w*a 21.355 ton* a* aee that all persona dealing m Hanliird A»i-uut> • » . aavr I from
d a l* in reganl to ueveral other Ihe Japanese l|iu week an film
r a il* and Carl Donaugh of Port
mlUee compoaad of Mr. Kipp. comp, rp,, wfth 40,7M ton. for the reel estate or renttla in Semi drelructlmi oul> Irv thn i-onc*rlcil
prajecta fur the f ’riv Some nf Ihe of Ihuir grcuS^i war pnxea.
land, both New Deal anpportars John Courier, and Mr. McLucaa monlh of M„ th
nole county have licenuM iml cff»r*a of nolchhor* " f tho Tun
project * hitV** ii I reitt(y been aiib*
contacted for t)M Dem *cr*tln Mr. Chalkar waa appointed chair
credentials. 11. C. DuBose wi| ap nlcllffn'a Sim h lim lw r land in
According to the report. 31RJ50H
«nit I i“i|* he said, ineliiijinu the pro*
nomination for th * United Btalc a
pointed
chairman
o
f
the
commit
lhal auction w"a dcalroycd by
man of a con*!HuUonal by-lawa gallon* o f gaaollna were contumed
|Mii*i‘il f'ity boat bimin,
Senate. Rufu* 1 Holman. Siam commlttc*.
tee.
Hire.
Ilia luring lhal lh"rr an- u"*
in thi* county during the paat
There i* little doubt but that
treaaurar and Robert N. Stan
Alan at the meeting yesterday,
Tim nrri.il kh|* »rrk nf llvnry U.WUi) urllvo club* In (Ui- I’nlle.l (he f*Ity will get the loin from
Mr, Ayrra prevented lha ch*r- month na compared with a confield.
fBr*n*r
loaator.
e a r* ! tar to Mr. Kipp In the abacnc*
C. U. Cilia waa appointed chair V«mlimn (if Paumla on rharKv* Hlalw, Jark I,. Hparlimt. Pr''»i
■umptlon of 140JM gallon* dur
•ought EcpubHe** nomination In of Mr. Me Luc**
man of tho county apprise! com of aolting anv*ral woial* flro* In d-nt uf Ihu Urluiidn Tu'na'iul the H FI** tin* Mayor *aUI pointing
W A HIHNH TDN, Muy j | . — (A7
and charged ing th« month of Marrh.
mittee and A. P. Coldough was Bcmlnolo I ’nnnly «n * unnoun—J Club, uddreaaed inetnbera ul tha out that Ihe p m jert Woubi In* — Tho
Hcnaln
A|iprii|iriatioiic
member* of the Seminole County
Dud*
county
headed
tha
Hat
In
self-liipiirhiiing
*'At le«*t,** lie (1 >111 in,11
Thr** r*prw*«*tattva*, Walter
u|!|imrt'd
today
a
Chapter to aupport and uphold th# conaumptlon o f gaaollne, con- previously named chairman of a by Iho ahorlff’a ofllco Thuraduy Henfurd To Wnaend Club at its affiled, "ai* hiipe the project ■will
M. Flwrcw (D) i f
U
Or and*. •ha ideal* of lire Unireralty of
committee on fees and commit* and U an Inlicnljun that every vgular me-tfon Thursday nUldprnpo'Sl ii, InifHiK,. a alrict llm l»uming a total of 4.7UJ0M gallon*
I m* approver! uml wo feet rwumnii* liitlmi ,1,1 11 in ut \v I*A tunda f"C
Jam*a Mott (R ) *1 M eat, and Florida.
effort la lieina iiiudn U> runlrol W tl. Dupree. pre»ld*'llt. n»id In My sure that It w ill Im»."
during Uia month followed by
Mr*. N>n Wood Hanaymaq (D )
Ihu
tiaiaid.
builillng public u!ill) 1 pl-inta.
day.
A targe picture o f lh* univar.
The Mayor ami M r, (aiifiaop exof Portland, aoughl r*»mnlnation. ally campua at UaUleariUo waa Duval county where tha eonaumpM um brn reporti-it Urn . com*
Mr. Bparlin* *nid IIm<I " n '
lion waa recorded a* 3,184,756 850,000 Sought For
perl In be gone about n week an* iiiittro udupti’d by ;i narrow nnnPUrca « • * onpda*4 by Wad* given to lha chapter |o be prailty'a mall brnugbi
C.tmrj n'>*
gallon*, and Uillaborough with a
leas unforeseen diffirulhea u riy . gHi a ,u 1i-t ijiiiiiiitt.a. 1 "i nfiiniriidaCrawford, former Klaaiath In aenled to Seminole High School
Bites O f Chimpaiur.ee
ineinberililpa to National Ilya I
ronaumption of 2J13J02. Orange.
dian Eaaarratlon gEparinlasdanL aa a goodwill gift.
••011 th a t FWA
Im
prohibited
iiuurtara
at
t'hlrago
rncen'ly.
Palm Beach, Phrella*, Polk and
LOS ANOBLCS. M a r 11.
and N «H hr W*|1ar No,bled o(
from fmanrine conalructlon n f
In riurida Ihnrn arn ion «lub*
Mem bora #1 landing front
lire Votuala rountla* all cold over
—Dorothy Lamour, who pl*r*
Aatorla, *od a( « R raar lUpeMI- Orlando Chapter w a r*: W illard
u tility plun*» which would ‘eoiuwith 125.000 member*, hr n U '- d .!
1JM0J100 gallon* of th* motor Primitive girl rolaa In film*. **a
PATRRS4JN. N. J - M ay I t — ■ddfoR that tho Fdih t.'ungrraR ’ a m r, WtHInni Prcnd«T> A y m . J . y Parrlah, J r . Leonard
p»t*> wth
privrio *ya*
fuel daring th* ntanlh.
•might by p n C M i aervera y*al*c- (A1) — The biMlioa nf two yuung
gnat and Jacob W i*n % , both Df Blanknar and W a lle r Woodward.
inma wliin |lu< Iwtfo.r uro subject
alunu) Dtalrlct hire 45 clubs
Gaaollna conaumptlon in th*
day
a*
■
defendant
in
•
1
5
""'*
children whoae head*, police aalJ.
Pori land,
■o any lorui id public regulation.
M r Duprca anaortod that one
Mr
Parrlah anggaaiad lhal Hal* during lha month of April
G A IN E S V IL L E , May a i - M I damage *ait filed hr Carolina bad been crushed with n heavy member af Iho loan I i lull brought
aren a aaat.
tnambara of lh* club fora a long. waa Hated aa I M M .I U K*H«na
Florida 4-H Club Imy, and girl*
Fabar over blUa ah* claim* lo butrumcnt w»r« found by fire 19 new members ut the last meet
are making ready lo attend Ihu
r*n*?_
would In- aa compared with tha cornump- have voffered from Jlgga, a mov
man fo »
imoka-filled
living ing aiding the Banford Club in annual short cuursca at Ih r Unlmm* * • wane ttaol
tloo of l U R J t ) gallon* during
ie
chlmpanaaa.
room
of
a
third
tluor
flat.
Noted Swimmer b
dulnS It* part in r««rhln«
lh * varalty of Florida and Florida
tho month of March.
Mlaa Lamour originally waa
Sergeant Thomaa
Lyon*
it
mllliun total, ihu good of tba S taU College fur Women.
Apr!) eoaaumpUon of
naared
aa
a
Jana
Doa
In
the
aril
M arried TO Aviator Legionnaire. To Hold In Somlaok County area Hated at
*nr<ad that their father, Alfred nieniberahlp d ilrn of the initlunal
Btalo Agricultural Kxtentinn
brought hr Mica Fahar againal Sehwartcenback. 25. unemployed
O r A L A , May 2 1 - ( A 1 - C l m i t t
45,149
gaIlona
U
compared
with
Service officials said 300 boys ora
uraunDatlon.
r e n uueaaiMu,
ii.
Meet Monday N igh t tha Match aanaamptliw af 49.1M Paramoant flcturaa. Ine. Mickey •Ilk dyer* helper, aald Ire
The club h e a rt tha Towuaend 1 1 pec ted for lha courte here Judge El ary n Thomaa of F o rt
O ntiT, train*r of Jlgga. now hilled the children with a
recTUillnlt and victory man-lie*. while between 5S0 and 600 girt* I ’iarcc, aakad Marion county c itl* ;
Tba monthly (upper far reeev
nd aavaral John Doa*
cblnlat’* hammer becauae ba waa M r. Dupree aald.
They
» e rt will aiiem bte for the work at Tal> aena yesterday to support hla
the
atata
far
April
waa
Iktad
aa
er* 1 * f tha
L-n » — i—
M ire Ftbwr aald aha waa bHt*n “out of work and dlacouragod.'
candidacy for the State Supr
t-ornpoaeil h r the It * *
Char la* la ha si cc.
U M I J M gallant na aampared with
Paat of the
At Fataraon (l*nara| HrePHal* Dew ar* of lA ha M ary, a piemliar
IjrTVAH d a r i n g ..................... during tho film ing of • picture U
Instruction for 4-11 club boy* Court.
ha ha'd to tha A averlean Laglow
P a l * >fringe M at Nov. IS and Dr. Benjamin
H * vialtad at Anthony, Sp
Dacha aald
the o f th« local dull.
w ill atart at tha U n ivariity of
March.
Hat Menday night at 7JO a-ciock.
chartre tha dafandanU with ucg Children, Lorraine. I . and Albert.
Florida, May 30. G irl* will begin C itre, People* C ity, Irvina,
Caaimandai 0. D. WartmnT aald
1 . died from fractared ahnlUth e ir atudy at 'Florida 8 ta t* Col- field and Lowell,
taday.
CASK IC H O
" I a mwell satisfied w ith
Aetlng Detect hr* Captain Jamca
lag* fo r Women, June 4.
Daring tha
S U T T R N T IR S RACK
" I am wall satisfied w ith
Smith . aald Schwartaanaagh daMr. ‘WWkaren aUtod that
ion county," Thomaa veld,
K N O X. Ind- — UP)—The Biarhu
COCOA, — CT7— Noah It
Buit t la red he killed th * ahlUJan he
raagsaaowta *01 ha aada far at
from the txpreaalona of th
yOatarday bo would l*o u o a a h* didn't want to to * them County F h t r i f f * office last niahl
W the local pact at lha
contacted I believe th a t I wll
n m ndM ali lor Speaker o f lh * ■ ta r n . A fte r beating them with dlacloaad It haa had fo cualodr
in ba hald hi
IN S State lU n a * of tUpraaanU' lha hammer ha pot th * bod lea an alnca May T a Bala » h " has «oomoat o f th* aupport t h a t 1
Sought By Board
Jack L. Sparling
Talks To Members
O f Townsend Club
Jobless Dyer Uses
Hammer To KUI Tots
Senate (iroup Imposes
I*VVA Fund Limitation
Short Courses Begin
SoonForl-II Members
Judge ThomasCurrlea
Campaign To Marion
Jfcr i s . - - ™ - *
it*
LOCAL WEATHER
Brevac) n aofa and aat fire to H, afficara
itallva afore ' * • M id , attem pting to bum th * b«d-
ie*.
• ■J
i
(aaaad tho kidnaping of 11-yaar
old ra re r L evin* at New
He
chelle, n . T ,
Florida: Fair tonight ■nd Hun
dty.
Senator Futch ln th * f l n t . '
ary. 1 waa told today that I '
gat • majority o f th a t vole,’*
k
u .*
m
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— WEDNESDAY, MAT ft. 193$
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORID* s
Lookouts Lose N a rrow
Daring Aquaplane Jockeys To Compete in Water-Melon Derby
Locals Score 5 Runs In
TH E STANDINGS:
7th To Lead By 5 To 3
’
.
6 To D
5
l l « h r *1 l o
paid
C ou nty.
Is d e s l j d k
n i l e d a s the ! i « w « n * y e r in w tid H ^
( t i t s o r d e r S h i l l l b e p u b l i s h e d J qF
f * « n r e o f i s e e i i t l v i i w> * h .
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P
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I I K H . M h »\
Seminole County
Court Records
—
r itiN llli
Daytona Beach Nine Makes 3 Runs In
Eighth To Cinch One-Point Win;
Binder Allows K Hits, Fans 10
By
J l t J A N
jw YFn th
in n in g
to
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S T B N S TR O M
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in
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right and
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an
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Lo o k o u ts
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their
fifth
f i e I f f .ou t
•H a ig h t
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f - l a n d e r * go?
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and
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I im k
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five
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to
lig h t
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to
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each. H a n d e r *
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f» ' I
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w ith U
and
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Turerki
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In t h e e i g h t h t o r a p t u r e
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R A V E
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W o le h - r ap a ire d
to a lly
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knowa
M a g n o lia
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the
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cook, o r
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bis bualnri. having jiimaibllllioa
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Herald
'■ \l— Miscellaneous
l rtLL YOtlll (ire eUlnsnUberv
•nil Set y o u r lack I* i«a d y fur
fls h ln s »ea|no. W " have a l»< «
th lp m ru t of freah .Ilk lln«a. Han-
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ford Machine Co., tin1
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C *oje lloed I'ai’kin* Co, U>h *
Phone
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W*
de l i v e r .
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• floor end 4e»k pelnl will renew
beauty ol your pur.'hi-.,. Hint!'
&■
on
.H i n d e r *
N e id *o n 's
went
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th ird
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ri '-w
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K.inlufl Herald.
Hut
If
»r*
Lo o k o u ts
of
(lilt
D ayto n a
Bench
uf
firs t
their
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Plrnty gooii I.umber «t Duharfl
Lumber Yird, 8'h A Cyprtu
Ave.
S a le
or Rent
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100111. bolli w|(h (unnins wat.r
and but 11 foul mil** woat of San
foul Alan 1MJ Kurd
Pick-Up.
lu.oui) milu. Victor Jl. l i f ’cn 1.
Tel, K i ll
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lain raw uya|«r invliuralura and
otbur atlinulanti. One dna. aUrti
new |u [> Value |t Ob. IntrOduc
lory price J»c. I'n ll writ* Han
ford Ori'S Company.
nndi r
the
Rodgers
to n ip h t
In
vic to ry
Bead*
N e id *
B ig
Chef
to
fpivst
over
the
Islan ders.
Cook
The
w II p r o l j i t h - y
rf
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Hu f Mt r i > l b
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Herm an
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for the
w ill in clu d e M e N f r e e
b i s r ( W o in iw k
mi
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w ill p r o b u h ly h u rl.
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h
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sH ig e
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p io g iu tn
fir*t
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l.
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I
H onda rimlarioU pry a higher
g a s o lin r and license t a i than do
Hsotorist* of an y other state, ye*
rt
us
Mar
only a v e iy sm all p ort'on uf tlo«
A |* iktin k'i
aimounl
collected
goes for tin
\
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M
b u d ding and maintenance of high
K, Adam* way*.
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Li e n
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on
sh o rt s t o p ,
Ja co b *
in
M oore, Jr.
com posed
of
M a u re r Jacob *
M nfirp. J r
took
firs t
announced today
the
La d d ie
and L
won
It.
F.
Cooper,
and
place
y
The
nn
Um kouts
th ird
- • in
to
Fred
H ill K w k a
W in
IVt©
Rug'
B rnw n
M i h u l i r in
H o lla n d
I •* f I -
b eh in d
tho
1 ♦* •* p l a t l v r . H i d H u d a i m » m f i r s t b a * e .
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J I j * f u r l o e k t * n » t * c i» *i d h i M % R a y
a 1 11 CTTnrlc ifi r e n t r r f i e l d , M i g h i y W « t u
•»
a J'» m i
1
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vihortstf>p
and T jio k
or
M 'd lc r
p itrh in g .
W a lls ps
The
Plndrr |j
Conirvras »«
the
D a y to n a
w ill
of
Spencer
tram
W
in
A.
C h a rle *
Lee,
and
L.
pla ce.
place
he
( dy
p ’u y n l
Inhiful
under
Park
if 1
H e m h.
V.
M O N T H K A L
fo r
hut
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won.
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l
w ill
Fa ir
at
liy
fo
e i p o s it ion
A m e ric u n
p a lin g .
ti,
I 'o o p t-r
a n ti
next year,
Hernando
Tam pa.
and
Jv
The
1 ^*
parti-
V lf r riM H
K O llN P
Iv ft b y the
• ■ • » 4 « • -•» - « ..l ,r d » . . 4
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SEMINOLE PRINTING CO.
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Seminole Creamery
^Crab Meal lb.
23f 4
company
f For Cheap Meat i
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4
Milk—Ice Cream
f For tjualily And Variety 4
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hocolate Milk
►Sanford Fish Mkt. 4
►»l7,Hanford Ave.
111. 1(024 3U R First
Phone fit1
fU m ^ *.
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the
the
O vie tLi
ili:iou>ud
t h e I w -' t a n d
boy *
li e d
(he
stru n g
D e fe n d team
t *• a • c u r e
o f 2 tu 2 u n t i l th e s e v e n t h i n n i n g .
d vie d u
Lresecut
F lo rid a '*
g io n al
c o u n trie s
b ri»
won
favo r of
over S an ford
C ity.
fir*t
Oral
Hot
Re*
l u l t i i i t w i «* g a t t a w i l l b e l u l d a t M o u n t D o r m
Porte r
Tha
on F e b . 22. P r i o r to t h a t da l-* f t -
Tam pa
at
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acctm d
K1U K
ATLAN TA. Mjy 1
—Ito.1
uf two mvn w »r« <fui[ from
ih<- fir* bl»ckrnnl ruin, of Iho
Triminwl Hotel lixlay, briri|fin/ thimini U r of victim, found to V!H.
4 irciAcn expreued the fciir thill
»*-vi*i»l ulhcr. w.ro Lurlod in d«-
t u n » a * |l
T u? r
federal g o v e rn m e n t
tin
w on
won
M O TIK
L t i d i r i In Sanford
in d i a m o n d h i l l .
Mr
and
|iluigc
P a n -A m e ric a n
Aden,
W a in rig lii
Jr.
C hapter
h u ll giiuie w a s on e o f
h * * r ** y e * l e i # i * * V
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f 4-11* ' v i l l
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h
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Fotn
l«u
M « m i | | v *i 1
O rio h 's
the
Ben
the
Spencer
T h e g a m e ended 3 to 2 m
C A N TW E L L S TA R TS
■ tatte d
W h e e le r,
Kugeue
M oorr,
The
p rin eilu re
of Fra n k
Jo n lo n ,
1
U olfuln-rr.i'r
horse
W m n r .g h L
Kdw ard
-ft 1 1
W ord
the
p a r t in m i n t a r y
composed
I h 'L a u d
I ft | U l« Hill «
D a y to n a U td ili
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I'S rm rs ,
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I.
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1
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H l r f a t t f , T 11 r e c k 1 H a ) , M l h u l l c .
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M iT m c b
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r a r l n v h . W a t t * . L i n d e r Z, I l n U a n i l
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pliMM*. Hlirwhn l*i Mi*B#*ra In Tur*
and
tha t
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p»t# r* and
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H alnyp,
Mubley.
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• p e a k i n g c o n t e n t 11 n 1
second
m jn D | U
p l a c e , it n a *
by
Ja c e h .*
jn 200
D e la in d
Conn and S i Im o ,
ami Ja* kpin.
V
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M a u ric e
n iU n d o
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I -o ld
C 4 ,o i|ia n v
t n u iity . f S c m m o h -
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hnnd,
M a rin e r,
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4
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c o i n p o s e tl
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i
1 1 '• T u r c c k i *»ri f i i s t ( * a * < * . I h i y i» n t h i r d W h e t d e r , J i m m i e L e e , F e r r e l l D c m
*
tilll'ife li*
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n»*xt
..n
M au ric e
ir. t h e p i r U i c
s ta r t in g
or
Saturday
g e m . Th»?
a
in
Fanner*
held
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r
hr*
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co ntent
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pitch er
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advher.
#
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thi*
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travel
l*e jm # r M e d le r m a y he g iven th e
as s ig n m e n t
fro m
Manager
flod-
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w ill
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Ml b a l b t
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llu d n u ri lb
ti>n n*a
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o u t.
arore
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l » « t t o n % 11 U A L ’1 1
■ it
fe a tu re d
W -i f t M e l o n
the
Da y l b
P a r # *i
M tirubu p
May
t hr-
g a m e t o n ig h t w ill m ir k the v iith
c o n t r s i t b e t w e e n ( h •• I w o d u h s ,
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uf
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been
S te ffin u
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HuutlUi’ iliit
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singled a n d
d o i d It*.
, , hi •
have
mi
when
an
in fie ld
to r ig h t to
Hsm lrPit
N t*d *n u
Fur Hate: 40 Acre* land in Black
llaminork,
Oviedo, Boa L L L
Sanford llerahL
33— For
,
room
II
when
U
g o n tra l
(im svray,
4
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t
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liH K E N ,
*week.
l m m 1'
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I r h o U i * e«f*»l a n d « o m f u r ' s l d ' .
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l \— Acreage For Sale
w i T A U K ' li«a d i|u a rtP ra
rti
f >*,4 u i e
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fahogganing
tio n
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seperate
Hi— lloUHetf For Rent
K tfR N lH IlK ll
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how.
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LE AG UE SCORES
To Daytona Beach Of Oviedo Win In
District Contest
To Meet Islanders
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when
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to
worked
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h allr
tw o
to
w e ie
f t t h e v is it o r * e a c h connected! w ith
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right
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to
on
in t h e
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the
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m any
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are
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at
We carry a complete
line of
loweit rABis-^cioica
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l o w id a M o t o r Iin e s
• 112 Sanford Arc.
JOE PALOOKA
____________________________________________DINING IN STATE
There were mure than G.OOO.UOd
head of calt'r shipped uijl o f Teva*
laat year. *n inerra*. uf TTS.OOU
1 v tr IU3S.
HOW DC
DO. T^i
X SAW YOU
IN THE CAFE
HOW DIO _
YOU GET J
MEffe? y ? r
1 /T'S ON W COME j
I ACCOUNT ) MY J
OF YOUSE-\FRlENDS
WE STAfTTIDJ DINNER
our is
— V
T SERVED.^
By Jo M t b ir
PAN
AND FRANKLY- IF
YOU DON'T MIND.
I WOULD RAWER.
NOT HAVE ANY
CONVERSATION
DURING THE FIVE
HOURS OF
INNGR.
V
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DELlQHTED.)o / /^ r
GREETINGS.
FTac^T, 7 GREETINGS. MISS ANGELA u ' V
f> 6ILLIN6SLEY-MR.SMITH
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Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. MAY 19. IMS
M e m b e r A ssociated P r e s s
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Daladier Says
Nation lifetime*Vtu**irca
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W i l l Defend
F r o m - ! !,?> y«*i rir tn<i ur*. f f k ati
tiers Against A 11 f nf Huh inmre*. ,\M ,
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A c t s Of Violence’ *,nr"1* "" lh*'"’ fmir h *‘"h *r,,>’
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F ran ce Curls Visiting Yachtsman Says L arge Crowd
Lip In Snarl At ^anal To East Coast Will Attends SOTG
Benefit Sanford Section
H ostile Italy ;
P icn ic Today
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K »r|ir- thr ri*npla* i .it I h* y
I rem ier hdounrd D ahnliorf thh
tlr u j , r iiarnry.
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declared today Frame would j v ' mid. adJing that the ............. . mil t„*r, rw\ It,.’ ,1
defend her fron tiers ugiiituC t w.v*' v ,r7 ,m* “" ‘i ,hl*' hi. boa’ w hile thoy «tavr«l mi** a * '1. 'H
Which ilm w v n »lr*f| «»f thriv ami lti*w*l iludarud Ihn' *M
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"jlll attem pts itt violence" in i
DfK-fo*ir*h fr»*t fri-<|u«*mly « ri|x,d \ In* I jiruvh kinA w rM lia v -J v l
a surprise s*a’ emcnt ts.su ad ho‘*nm bin wit nrwrr m Hfftou1* all iiirnrntr/*
In ami Mr* Rrit.l an U hvivik
ns France’s negotiation* wit# tliffifuliy Thr wairr thi* othrf
i.onijlu ui thrir boat, Hu*
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Italy approached a cnmplet# silt* nf l-ukr JCAAII)!
flably lower lh*n iho* mi Hut viifif S'*, ftir a trip up Ho \\ «*
hreakdnwn, principally over •Mr. hr mUJ.
kiva Iiivur. Th i y urtiit lo ■. Imp*
the Spanish civil war which
On th r return H ip, D r. Rrt»l d r- [•» vnu S ilv rr Sprmif< I if* r i 1
cUrvtl, Hu* w i u r u r m r t l to hitvu lh»*y van rnakf’ i* m Mo n ImtiM
was mired hy rain,
Daladier said. “France will P«r*i*t in proving her rloae union,
her calm aelf possession. She can
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1Sou Results In Penni sylvania As Repudi
ation (Ml Farley ism
vi h i ) . I'h hril H"*t vvun* prr*!*«n
f. i 'In* la1 1?*'Jt lih’ior rV tT h*‘*i
1*1 1 * firm er* fO op»T 91 iV« f»
k **n d'li'M. iro'liohnir I M lUwatjr
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I Meanwhile (i. 0. P.
Proclaims Victory
1ln*v out Ini'll f Iim < 't* 1st Mt III .4fill lit 1 IMl'II H’ Ilf thi* 8 J'l l
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ihm they
»«•> tur,
•vm ir<Mfi(r to make* Un* 'rip rt*».*h Sanfiiril fmm N* \% S|H\ t Mil I . . - ! M vi.ift. 1 r nt k M iftw frii n< j
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n* r h ihi< Mimmff. having dii-iili'ill ihcv ha«t o ft>U«>w i hi
In -la v I lit outfit I hr niiiimi r
\ orient •»* J ni k*om ill*> •to,1 ft hi*' ....... ft 4tf III. \W kivu G ive r trwH.ii
British Hopes For 4S* vrrnl day* ajfn «bi*y iW k 'd
Power
Accord
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in race Ul I* HCllOn . N-mlur.! and three <1*>. ajifo
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Assails R e I i e f Pro
gram In Breakfast
Address Before 100
, Boston Republicans
tiusly low
W i’ huu
biHnjy ’ 'Win I Hr a* '•
MfS Rvatl brnirh«- I i hr ‘ ihu v ’
Ol h canal from h n 1•• ’ nill-'t'
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util'** iiv i’i* nihl Ink'' in llu i
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Landon Raps
Spending Plan
O f New Deal
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nt»n nf Ihe ..ffiir and J J Holly, [
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History
Indirectly ihe Premier
threw Drive To Comb&t O utlines
p '*■-*iilrni nf rhu ^aiiforii Orkrilo
'S c ll. |l .1.,t\n Hi.*
lhe blame for the linp»*«ce
,n
Rail
Aid
Proposal
liti. k (Iruwur* .mit oh.nrm in o Program At Lions
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frlendahlp talka on I’aly.
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committer, reported
Spread Of Fires Of Cancer Serum H11u*t *1 rrtwptmn
t. 1 1,0.1 tU l-llll I |cwis labor
declaration came a* Italian
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fort* to« break up France’s alli
ance with Soviet Utiaala and a1lempla to fain recognition of In
■urgent General Franco in Spain
had imposed formidable nbvaele*
io the efforts for Franco-Italian
accord.
Dritiah hopea for a four-power
accord were endanjered by 'he
Franco- Italian
friction.
Prime
Aliniftar k
Britain ha* made the appeaeement of Germany one r.f the
main points of
hi* “ntlW 'lc
foreign polley.
.lut even Britain’s partnership
with France and
France’*
altcmpla to a tike a bargain with
Italy were threatened hy Krnich
sympathy for the Barcelona gov
ernment and the French mutual
asaiiUnec pact with Soviet Hus
sia
In Ihe western
hemisphere
Mexico’*
I’re >Idem.
C'arleno*
(ought In put down Ihe possibil
ity i f an Internal revolt similar
to Spain’s by demanding
that
Genera] Saturnlno Cedillo, free
luncu at rong man, aurreluier hi*
arma and the peaaant army to ihe
government.
In China, Ihn Imporiani rail
junetion of Sue how wee burning
fiercely as Japanese fought the
“dare to die" Chinee# unit* in at
tempting to eomplete occupation
of Ihe city.
H n lfy n la t lr
IlU lIX t la W
Vex f i x r a i
X U \ llV v
Another Program
At Local Theater
Richard Holtttlaw, whose rendi
tion of aeveral papular ballads at
th* Rltg Theatre last night, mat
with enthusiast!* taapana* from
th* audienca, will appear again
tonight aa aa added attraction aa
Tha rtpular program which In
clude* the film, “Wewven Are Like
That", starring Kay Francis and
Pat O’Brian.
Mr, Hollxetaw, who kai mad*
an ootatandtng attacesa el a lingbig career which has won acclaim
from famous erlUca, la making
hi* firnl poblle eppaaranea In San
ford aa a alngar ahma hg acaled
lh* haighta of fame.
Mr. Iloltxcla* U a Sanford man,
a former student t f Seminala High
School and Lauialana State Uni
versity, and b th* aoa * f Mr*.
Emm* Holts*law * f U S B n Ave
nue. Pte.a. aolieaa * f hit perfor
msness la AUaata sad New Or
leans aad other last* *Waa b ar*
lean axtrvmaly ijaadfdory ta char,
ctcr aad M i w a caHy acknow
ledged that U a apward ribah will
un
Opera
WANT FALL TAX BACK
I’ h d a d . Ip h ia
■•i i at it*
H. Vamham IsHeldln Local Medical Group
U o o r a N a a I T i »II O f
Jail On Charge Of
*P
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Ensol Treatments
Starting Wood Fire
t n. kttl 111 \ hugu kellli* of grr«|e,
C lu b G a th e rin g
To Banking Group
Meisch Fleeted Pres
ident Of Organiza
tion For New Year
Threat Of Wutfo Cut
Impairs Chance Of
Getting l . S. Help
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, Ie i ."oimt >!•
ilffey Lew*
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Kvmi4.fi
iM1,1 t" ° l,u,hrU ° r “t’l**1**
intide into apple fH tle r« beahlrt
I n ks nf rorn tireail.
i t,ii i iM .in ln ’ *’ vi h*i rr*WnlTi r Mewint', *ale< manupoi
ii t| i It,in m a n J m n ra
fur tin* Sa nfonl Oviedo Trmk
. ’ tun l i e
b rn rd lC *
Henry Vamhsm of Osceola was
Outlining tha davclnpment <>(
MuOiiKiui x « l ihfi
LLutiiM ("lub
Mr,inei *, ’ivtrd i*s matter of cere”
W A S IH M . IMS
tr, ,tl00 vtdi*n be*
In lh# County Jail this morning ensoi aa a tratment of ccnri'r.
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By
Tat
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tB«i
Ilfun ’Cs for th«* affair,
Mini Ji'iiiA, *ott- Til*’ Hen-ilp I*charged with
setting
ssvtral Dr. T> A. Neal of Orlando riled |
Among lhe persona attendi/iff \lngicittn la*i ntxht at Ihn rpKUIMi-biirntl
flank mu iNinuitUit *•
waoda fires in Seminol# County, to local phy,leant nl their rrgu- ,
»he if f u r, it ||rraid reporter noted, |fir wr«#k|y ni«*rli|i|| ul lh** V tlfW
All ItIi||I •I »» till! si
tII
* > * » annaoMad by tha ShaiUf'a. lot meiabliL-eaaaUng- u H k a Jlaaai..
tbrr foniwlrtp promfflHit
llnfel, John Mulliiway. wp« rria rv.
Hi v
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office totlay.
gaN Coytnty Medical Society Tue«mill »nnfndo I'tuinly reai«h*nla. rn|pOftn(I l«w|ay
Varnham, who lives In Osceola,1 day night several instances in
( 1. |V Herndon, O .1 Pope, .1 E
Frtink II c»l»»n
of Mrlan«l'».
wat brought In by the Sheriff*, which the newly developed strum
f*Ariinik O .u 'ire II
B rid ie Her
wllimif pri>f***<4i«un'tl Mi In in "t'silmi
office yesterday.
had practically cured thr dreaded
In-ri Mi*wt**r, .^Fiifurd HiHidney, Iho M abkIa liiii
im|,r*rniin:itctl M’*'
malady through persistant treat
Firw Chief Mark Clevaand
Jnhn Mri-eh. Jtm. |>. Jmkma, ti|i| Mini* myth* m** xl’tiwiuan l^nha* .tdviaed aeveral times against mrnt.
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, F irr ( Iiief Muck rlevebnid, V\ G
Hnkuiii'* wnt* R * H .1 Llllr till
H I ail.-, rn
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Dr. Neal told
lh loctii doctur* \
Indiscriminate setting of woods '
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fire* and grass fires, declaring that the idea of a urum Im treatLawton, County Judge I! \V. jkron
W 'llip e il |B«
that they are a danger to houses ment of eancer was conceived !>>
Ware, U. 11. t'oleman and II J.
O lfiri’r^ i*|i'itr «I for th” I'umihi;
Vliyur 8 *
and other property unles. rigidly Dr. Carroll of Ontario, Canada
Lehman.
ypur w ere
Imlin
Jr.*
lii’ .nl' Ipiiui, lor
■upervised.
{ after the usu nf a similar product
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Alvin
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Al«o Krrtl T Williams, \. ■lie pri'Miilmi. \V. A
I.m lwic,
flint
i1>.t i;tI intmmaThe extraordinarily dry weath in treatment of eye ealnrsrts
l> ITah, whll
hy l"Blt
Williamt* t‘. K Adams. Ales K Yi«*i*
, K I* Hrcit. ,,t
After esprrlmenlin^ (or sum.;
er which atmo.t the entire state
Johrijton, If.
Dulio-c, \\ B. itfiil l R> I’run ulun l ; J A, MnHt'h | L r » i4’ ( ’, I, Ii, fin *lii's .» i niin
iifj i
pieeineta
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has experienced for Ihe last eon- . lime, the Canadt.n physician. In
Iti* him
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In*
WilliiiniA, W II Ballattl. 4 It I It firtf v im * iirPHLJm’ , J M *B’i» ( l*h;m* vrnil*.
n »r >ss A \ ..1 • 1 . 1.1 IL.
|1 v illi
pie of months has increased the •Neil slated, developed v prm’e.s
inir
hail
over
UiMm-M
llaw.'on, llev. u 1* llrouks, I ' E.
fiMiilh vlii* I’m *ii’G'itl | |
■I |h, 4,1114 Ml.’ 14*lt1
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danger from
surh fires. Chief for a serum whirh will attack
llri'iNluw, c. E. Williams, Slicrlft {Billow it y. km rrta ry . E, H. l.anuv,| ir ihuir iact* f«*i ’ in I
I l>' 114•I I a 11,1 Irtull11! !
Cleveland asserted, adding (hnt cancer through developing a re\\ ’ t
in in uni Hun am
I'. M IIsihJ, E. E. laincy. Max tr«*a*>iri'r; Jarni*n Knwltintl.
It
. i 41 11« in ■k*bul it* liiC ’*
once they have been atrated it is alsltnee. The enaol trrutieenl of
‘ »♦«' l «>l "14♦• 1k'*l 14 . Of |sit j. 1 loll
l-( 111
SU-uart. Mayor Edward IIicons, Gill iw lnlcr.
M ttiw .il SlfW iiil, ‘ \lvania Jtifn--. \v a -■ f1 » i Iinmiiir | ,Ml •1 1’ •tl|
' t lf ||1
IVlit. || I. ..1 1I4.fl
very difficult to itop thorn.
| raneer calls for a daily injection
it419 L* ,»>k Hu* m**«ll*
i i 4iii('. I. Tod. Olio
Csldwrll. I*s lion lwma*r. II M l« i n t K nml M mu' • of (*4iv l 44*01M* ii
Yarterday about 1:00 o’clock of Ihe arrutn which causes ihe
i ••f 1*1 4'v.lili'lU
«• 1Mill* ' * It .»’ !• f|l »oli
l»l i"li
lianslxitlum, II. II. I'upe, S J. A A III III *4, lltftM 'lu r"
U .1V 1M1141If1*4’ I'I
’ niin u|i|uiitfitly
the Fir# Department was tailed patient lo feel vety little react ion.
ill III* 1 ’ ItJM if Hu' i (lilt 11la-1« H .1 M-H. Hi |itiliil u .hi
Ii ii 'ft. 11it» iv«»ri*
L«r
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Nix, V. Y. ilnuiiiaii. Ilurnld I!
S*al» * I’lldi 4'
ViHt’d l’ition ul oHB'f’rH will Mik«*
nut to extinguish a grass fire at
|lr. Neal exhibited a patient (hut
f f evil I ftir H ilt
#iI’ll L •*
•ii of i
flu*'.ii ♦'ll*’ ' •li*im 191hf H UIH’'
Wushhurn, JuiiH-s (i. .Shuriin. .1. II. |i|ar«» in Eualiw oil
Shirley Avenue and Eighth Htreet. had been nearly rured utter tnk4k.4X* 1•’I"* 1 "fi
l a II i'il 9111■it thi ”
t'iei-liiui:h, Arthur W. Yowell, May
ut
a
joint
mrnlInK
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Although th* fire was put out |ng Ihe treatment for two years
0|, II" IftOfl 111
U^U * main*
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Adm Ml tl tfl'in
A it liar llrunun ami II.
Tliash
Intrr ili iirl*'! rlub*.
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with llttl# trouble Chief Cleveland and cited numerous other cu ies
r.,||i»,i 1 « ••" 4lit i, ,* III Plot if.ii IV•' I ’ ll ill I'i), Ill'll t 11 I , f III- fe ivc it* iu>
rr.
l.mn Vuliw Willltimn gave a r'*
declared, a house and ham were where patient* had In-rn treated
party till• .1 h ».| i if i 'Lilly til’ J * 'iu * iii tiinunCihU
Tho*e no the Various rmnmil- iiiniii of the (iroKii'An In Hi»* atr
endangered by the blaie and If with satisfactory result,.
fu -ilIH r -Iruyu. 1 " •I'i ' f , f, i i irt»'t tO'lti
tees in rharge nf prr|Mrmx and mull ni'rvIfFt it ml in’ rtMlutrj puwl*
Ihe Department had not arrired
While advocating the contmuuIts s|>.-| tiiff*. I rim li.it' m li r(ittiiti <1 > .I t* Hi. irtMrt’r-4 s»t
serving Ihe meals were; lli-nry iniMft'r II J. Holly wh*» »lrrn »',‘l
tl.., s' •loll
' u> (I hr VI.41.1.I * 11U"• 11 l|n' lie1* h#n !t di‘* *h' houw anJ l* rn Gon of preaent methods of m atKitchor,
llvnry
Witte,
Fred tho iiHimrtunri* «>r ih»* at*rvi4**
would h*v« caught fire.
ing the malady, namely surgery
numince,
Tlw- '• 1" 1-•*l!S 11*11M(I’ll
ill puli)i,am l i'litu riiu'.'i ml
Reese, Fred Thurston, T Holly, Ud’l |riH|iir^|»i| tlioJtl thi* Lloiin f ir
Chief Cleveland again rrqtiestrd radium and therapy, the Orlando
.ludgu A IHim II .Janii-s 11 Ma.nn
Thu .Seminole Cuiinly I'uivcr- mint .tf lM.4, off|«|.l|, .14
C. F. lirannun, George IIires. R
upcr»t** Bi fv rrv way imauiBk In
th* co-op* rat ion of th* public in tpteiallsU declared that the uso
11**1 t>> ".*%>’ Mn>iii« I" 1 oil' rtHib-'i, tli'Ietded
i hr seliutarial
W. Deane. Richard Hicks.,r, (-ar h«|p mnko uir mull wettk a uiic- sity of Fiurkla Alumni i 1..1. wilt min.'.l
■lopping grass and woods Dies.
• of enaol Is a valuable adjunct in
he formally Installed tnnu.rrnw purl l.1 Ml.' riiHriMill«
th* v ii.iniinaHtui tw Sinatur James J.
ils* Muse, Clark Htspler, IV II.
CfM.
-------------- -----------| fighting* th* dUciac.
I' .vi., (dedgssl
night by the OrUiidn ( haider, !t ti.,. k [•41911 "i» Mi' *i (iiMjmH.ii Im t i'luliller Jim I
I’ringle, II. R. Giles, Osie Du Hose,
_
- I
At thalr mealing the doctor*
Th«* d u ll iiffvvil |*> arnJ o*it was announced today hy leunuid
e,i( w.*Ki*rt I ’i |t» M»’ll»
“ whulehi'Urted .uppur’ "
of Iho
'
i made plana for * boat trip on the Jack 'Ellsworth, Ford llarri-on. Jno >00 air rtiml U tlc r t
oth« r McLuc-as, chairman nf tin- rumrutin; Kepulilu an ticket.
Harrison, Curtis Muse, C. E.
i HU John* JMvar in place of their
Lt” nn CluBu in vurluiM ellies
In th. Iti'|mldtra,i t„p races, tha
mittee on arrangements.
Hunter,
E.
J. Smith,
E. It.
| regular meeting.
T f i t of Iltd l**tl»*r i* 01 follow n
vulu iii 7,'rtl pirvim'l* gave fur
The Installation mil l-le |iloee
Hwiggerty, W. A. HUpIrr, A r
“Th© HanfnrJ Linn* C’luB nf Hau* al a dinner to be held si Eddie'*
Govrntur:
thur Cranston, Hubert Marlin.
fwtJ. Florida (Th** C a ln y E lly I, Restaurant at
o’rlwk.
Jume* !'’J7.:t7l; I’inrhut 435JI37.
Eddie
Allen,
Paul
(lg r-by,
l's\.
TAXI
May
r»
1
,1
-)
Twelvl>«lni ilt'Aitttuu of iloinC lla pail
Fur Senatur: (7J*ld prrrine!*)l
l-a»t Thursday Trunk WVight,
Claude Hawkins, Jim Iloyd, Ru
wat
urait'd
tit
elreui'
man
Jury
In conimuinoraUns Na(k>na| A ir executive secretary nf (he Alumni \
Davis 7* 1,2It*; Owlet. 1,15.211.
fus Renton, it. K. Floyd. E- F.
rmiri*
h'Tp
In,lay
In
try
I'uul
Mail \V» » k. in nfm lln i iruetinitx AasocUtion, held a meeting nt the
Rutli Farley and Republican
Caraway and Hubbard Kuhunka.
52 year ot.l German
ami a m nlial Invilalim i to aUil Seminole High School at vilmh Frieil lli.nv
Nidiniial I'hairiiian Juhn D. M.
Also Tom Merrdlth, J. J. Holly,
WASHINGTON. May U
-(A 9
in
, Indit'lmenl cluMKin- Ilunntturi juinpii] iiiln the postSons o f tha Legion Drum and
our Cily**
time he explained the purpose*
Walter Mewing, Henry Witte,
Bugle Corpe held their regular — Informed *11k I* la,' leniatlvuly
T M intrrnallunal convention *o of the now re-organ last |en plan him * ih tli»* first ifficf|c«« iiiiirileF primary picture Furley with <a]0George
Uatmer,
Ed
t'arrawjy,
starkly drill acaeion last night at forecast a U.tOO.OOO.nflo federal
be held in Oakland, California for Alumni ctuba. Those present 4tf hit wjfo •Marie l.arv n HunA’. graina lo all victorimt* Democ'a’a
deficit in th* fkccl year becln- John llarbet, Henry Nickle. J. F.
tha l a g loo H ut
Ju ly 19-22 wau diacuaeed ami Iba derided to defer formal charter- 17.
“nd ilamillun with an assertion
.
.
. ,
nlng July t. U * reault of lh* Campbell. Fred Bolly, J. C. Ells r|ub tifcided t<» p<*mi a delf«at*».
ing until Friday of this week.
t
“'- 0 h™ .... . Indlrt-d fur 'he primary* rvsult*
presaged
worth, II. J. Krtlnbring, W. H.
hug*
spendlnr
lending
program
”C«ek|el." a play In two scenes,
IVesent at the meeting Inst
dauahter'. “crlain victory" fu. Republicans
Allen,
D.
C.
Barclift,
Grorga
will b* th* highlight o f th* Booth now before Coni rear
week were: John Cou'ler. Hrux- L’l,n' A," ,■ *• * '" 1 Nmu N " ,'Y- *• in 'he November general electionThat would b* alighlty mor* liar bat, R. R. Pippin. II. II. KailBit* Bpring F*atlv»| which w p
In Washington, Hamilton said
Ion parkin., L. L. Mel ue.., I am I
lvr rh,’'f w
>’
ner, Mr*. B. F. -Smith. Mist Helen
than
double
tbs
antlrlpatej
be held In lh* Booth Bid* P ri
Uminer, Earl Kipp. Juhn lliggina,
'*
r» " ’'•»»«• ImmclUK ly he saw "ibe linniiwriting un the
Witte, Henry Thurston, J. Bt.
shortage
for
th*
current
fiscal
mary School tonight
at l : M
John Sehlrard. Woo.lr.iw R iser.. ?' P.
M" ' 7 " ,al wall fur 'he New Deal and all l*a
year, but would b* below lh* de Clair White and Marvin C. Stone.
At 3 :IS thi* afternoon an air Juhn Bergcrt, Kinchet. Power, nnd h# *h’"r"f»rm#.| Iwn eh,I,Iren ond radiral and rrack-biuin *11las,”
o’clock.
ficit* of l i l t , I I I ! and ! » * - Th*
drowned hi* wife In a halh'uh adding:
plane United *1 Municipal airport, Charlec Chalker.
took on * load of airmail and
Tha funeral of J. T. William peak peacetime del id '. *wcll*n
Those who have been asked tn ! * ,U|’ ''nsurressfuRy trytn* to kill
"The Republicalia of I’ennaylheaded again in'e th* able* '« attend this Installation meeting to-I h" b* , l,," r” f" r'n ""•* 0«,“" ln* '* Vanin take their place wilh th#
son, Lomgwood resident who died hy bonus parmante, was U.7t5.141.040
Ip
th*
rear
ended
Juno
wing Its war to Altoona. Kusilt, morrow nlohl
In Gadsden county, will taka p lu s
ori»: C.
night ate:
G. W
W. SrH-neor
Sps'ncer,
Republicans of Sou'll Dakota in
0*. ltU .
* l>BATTLE,
May
13, - ( 4 9 — Winter Garden, Tatar** and O r Pale Sehlrard. Maurke Hmiiler,1 HunXe pies 1r,| lulRy 1a,l werk demonstrating their
at Longwood at 4:00 o'clock
numarical
K)>yn Gibson, JT, former Army Undo.
afternoon. Mr. Williamson
Jim Bheron, Chandler Sharon,! but lh* court reieetiui hi* p|ex superiority over Iho Dcmucrsta i*
10 yearn aid.
This was Hanford'* part in ob' Randall Chase, Herbert Messer, I »ml onlrred that lie he tried hy this year’s balloting. In Novem>
filer end newspaper man- ">ld
reporters after hi* arrival frt>m serving National Air Mall Week. Pat fltanfuld, Roy Symex, E. L . , jury A binary rnmmiaslun thi* her they will Im joined by count
tha Orient that Japanese seayel
County Agent C. R. Dew sop's
A Urge crowd was an hand la La nay, Jo* O’Conner. C. R. Daw him sane,
ies* thousand* of Dvmocra'* r#t
police constantly had lbreai*n*J witness tha pUn**a arrival In son, Kuiiell Odham, Mae lluddlosoffice wn* closed today ns ha tad
volted by New Deal blundering.*
T1IOMAH
GRTH
H
l’I’POKT
Those who wish to vote ab- him with death far hi* activiUaa cluding Hunt master R, J, I lolly ton and O. E. McKay.
----- of hi* stuff attended
Ilamillun said defeat at "lh*
th* Ranfard Ovtado Track Grower* 1 **nt*a hallotg * M i do *o boforc •a a flying tnctrucior for C h lu ’g City official*. Chamber el Com.
Also Charles Palmer, Georg*
camlnlal# for tb4
Ml A M I - U ty - Miami’*
Uhnr CIU-Fsiley
picnic at B M V Camp near tomorrow might which U th* ■ir force.
marc* offfcUU. a* wall aa offl
Rollins, J r, R. F. Cm.per, Ed council vuteil yesterday to support Democratic
gubcrnslurial nomtdoodltns fag nhaanteo vo'ing
tha month a t lh* Wskhra River.
Glhacn w i* returning <>> the cUU of varlouo clvle clok*.
Meisch, Dick McLaulin. S. A. B. tha candidacy of Elwyn Thomas nation" rrpudui'rd “ FarLeyiamJudge W a r* w U not keep bis United Btataa when Ik* Japaniwi
• Mail leaving
Hanford
wca Wilkinson, BUI Moye, W. J. Walla, of 'Fort Pierce In Ihe run-off race ■nd Roosevelt interference tn pit*
office open tomorrow night a* ramorad him from th# Miner Bm* atamped with a special cachet Jr., Jimmy Wright, W>. I.. Slag, May 24 for the State Supreme roary contests “
than* who With to cast atnenta* peace of Asia at Yokohama
showing a stalk of celery with Stan Varaay, Bill Preston and Court sent of retiring Justice W.
4a *o dxrial regular
The Incident cau.e I intergg- tha slogan “Gat Mora Caldry,
Irving Faioberg.
II. Ellla. Thomas and hi* oppo
1
—
nptlcstieoi before -h#
t nant, J. Tom Watson, Tamps slTh# a* M p4 Democratic
pn- wc* r^laeaad.
Approximately flOB^OB^OO were
“The
J*p*u#ae
Th# avaraga train load on rail- torney, will conclude their c»mvfil take pine* Tuesday fog T i n mere Res* In thalr CTlRIgg spent ky tha railroad* hi 1937 roade of the United S'aU*
ini palgns with addresses from tha
cf a n '
Foreraal: Fair ’pnlfbt aid
they kept rapcatlng
f«a area* lias, timber, lamhar
1937 was .794 ton*, the highest1 game platform In Miami Monday
ha aaid.
tar anjr ym r an record except « a night.
*•!>
c
"
Alumni O f Florida
j
Jury Is Selected To
T ry Family Slayer
Big Deficit Forecast
C ITYN B W B BRIEFB For N ext Fiscal Year
Sanford Airmail Is
Picked Up By Plane
Filer Gives Account
Of Jap Intimidation
as
Friday la Deadline
For Abteniee Votes
LOCAL W E ATH E R -
■’.4>.-«Sa. la'idfxcA
_____ ________________
Jt
fi
�the
The Sanford Herald
ffxyroim
How Advertising Helps
&
That "It pay* to aSvertiae’’ is not a slogan selfishly
_ [devised by us or other newspaperim-ti to ntUlead business
i t M r r ST. itia,
in# Pm ( of- men into spending money with the newspapers. It is a
j!flea nt ■infcrte. ri#rie#, ■■(#$ tfc* concensus o f opinion developed throughout the years by
’ Ant
O tpres #f H#r#k «. 1WT.
businessmen themselves who had 'he wisdom and fo re
k O U A tl) L DEAX
sight to stock their shelves with gessls and then let
Irtiv ' >
BSH.r
the public know what they had to sell.
■vascR tm on HATK.X
Such a one was B. II. Kroger who 56 years ago wen’
..........
into business in Cincinnati, Ohio, with nothing more [ireS k i S K ::::::::::
f l e w Irelks
Mn M n i k . ........... .......... Si-re ten* ions than a market basket and a few dollars worth of
#M TWI ............. .........- sa.oo groceries, fining frnm house to house hr carried his stock
* i i m > m o ***. * » s * *i of gisxls directly to the housekcois-r showed her every
U k H k '1™,' mV ,V ,r « •* morning exac’ ly what he had to sell. Hut as time wen1 on
|tj
" ‘ -i.V , V*,,iy *
h*s customers became nv>re numerous and finally i* ls■*-—
-—
——--------------came
impnvniblr for him to make his rounds in a single
•«t* U a l l i (•■B flfly rvpra
T l« U trili 1st lb# aadenai IlflV.
* f fl|k#rtl*lkB Ilf firm
So he built a small store and stocked its shelves w i’ h
4
IS *
H it.,
safer " i o
arihefaat grts cries and askis) his customers to come and buy. Hu1
la m i l l , aae Sew
that was not enough, his slock was changing every day.
It witt t * • M * a N r erf T b # even ns his cus'onters* desires changed every day.
FT * —' «v b le b lv n r l » *
keep
M M titlnl f a (b a a a a f a r r# irnpossible for him to contact them all personally to
b tla a a f a l l > • < * • ( U p i i r h -• them posted on changing prices and changing
vegetables
M I t It w
aat
e tb a rw t
**V , *«a *rTi” -’>11(1 meats. It was then that he hit upon the idea " f
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN H IX
For further proof address a * either, t e t e t o a aterenad snvate,
m
i
m
i
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 19311
ttek alp , sx w fo r d , p l d u d j c
- reply.
Keg. Q. 8 . Tut. Of,
Watermelon Control I ’om m itlw.
The miiriMi i* Iasi yrar
announced reesupt o f a telegram
today from Secret»ry of A g r i 7 M2 rent* in ! axr* m ' •'f each
culture W ilJ u t fixing ihippim; dollar of revenue received.
i regulations for grown'* in ihe
RjMVriMifiN of ihf Uni® «l St mV
I Camllrtaff, GeorgLm and Florida.
I “ From 12:01 A M . May 20 to ;tmi Uanada in I1*7IT paid t*VT2.'.>T.>
j 12:01 A, M , June
nn in plaimA rrmiiBing from ml»b4*r>'
p^i | hand #r *h»ll »hip watermelon* id fr^igh®, m drcr^Mt" of
lower »h$n r
S No. 1 grade. cent compared wrh aut'h fii»*mA
9*2*
u.
t t u s s s t
.r r jr .
reicSva s,nta a,*
^ .T B U U S D a y ." m a y
in .
* 1*.
IM S
HIBt.E VERNE FOH TODAY
t ~
- —
/ - t t T A I N EXALTED EX PERIJ N C E iT o i « thy power *mt thy
ts h f y , 10 a* I have seen thro in
’ (b e seuctoary.— r » l m K ir i,
Euj
_______
___
, I f the wood* (Ire, »nnoy yo-i,
L l B l 'advurtuing. T h *f» tha bet
f- .way .Uteri la for gvtting rid of
tee rmokn.
p
-
V
*
.
10 pop,,,ir ,n ,ton” '
Ir llflfl teqr mss*
tod te rebuild the highmre no one anul
reitern States, to markets outlid* such Stats*."
Hurkebse uul the committee,
meeting in Jacksonville, Fla.. Msy
14, requested the Secretary of
Agrirubure to issue sn order
eliminating all g adi*» of waterA L B A N Y . r,a May 10—
— melon*, older man II S No. I,
Thrd llurkeiiim, rnsns^r of th«* fnr the entire IB.VM »ea»"ii.
Regulations For
Melon Shipments
Fixed By Wallace
fron
204 E. First St.
I’ hone 375
Mr. Morrill, has continued, in their bus’ ness, you can do
I in yours. You can make your business grow and prosper j
troubi* with «<ime of th»«" and itecome a city-wl<le if not a nation-wide insH’ uMon. |
bod who only Insist |>n|pl(( y ,„ , wj|| hMVp t0 advertise. You w'll h a v e to let th e
■r half of ihn m i they ma
people know you want their business nnd what you have
lt right dawn tha nitildl"
tn sell. Advertls'ng can’ t do it all. of course. But it’s a
---------- -PItgko. by tsverlnx dlplomsti,- very necessary help.
J i allon*
with Ore nt
llrilam
i John Dull tried to entirci
old blit*, ha* ,* t a gixxi ,<
pie for Other tlradbi-at*. Wh-n
A^tOna trie* to Collert. Just r»
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The Mexican Trouble
Th*‘ trouble in Mexico is explained by the Miami Her
ald as being an old trick which heads of state often use to
President i
National Parent Tearhar, take the people’s minds off other difficulties.
lion b o ra a proposal tn turdenus, according lo the Herald "ataged" the ’‘revolt" by
iM early marriages
ami '(loneral f'edillo to kcc[i the people from thinking too much
bearing, The idea mint Uiutiou* the expropriation of oil and the severance of diploIBereave
j mat ic relations with (iren* Britain.
ten million slrt-ady un
Genera! Cedillo, whom Cardenas chargpd with plo*jmd we cen't quit,' s*« th^i
your *mtm**a<|i>r.
of that though t)i, r# tntor ting reliclllotl, fla 'ly declures tM ^ ’ the president is trying
to drive him into revolt to distract public atten-
tlon from prenaing (roublca over the expropriation of fordgn-ownctl oil propertle*,’’ the Miami piper aaya.
"Thi; gcnt-ral'H inti-rjiri-talion itt well aupported In the
circumatanceH. There 1* an increaalng realization in
Mexico of the dangerou* ai'iistion In which the country
has Itecome financially involved aa a rcault of the expro
priation program.
aatarQy quit. Pcrhnp* Ihn Court
"Strangely enough, the Cardenua government ia de3— teds some more packing
Ilending on foreign financing to aec it through the ’’Mexip^Jtb# American Frult-Grow-re caui/.u'ion of induatry." But the people are being rudely
Atrlbutes an stlrertlvn folder awukcntai to I he truth that foreign capltsl ia not going
•Ing Sanford celery It reto flow into the country to be uaed exprcaaly to drive
tbe history of ee'try. ,lm»s
|feud content of celery ami of- out foreign irivealmenta nlready ontabliahed.
free of chnrgt- ar|v,-rti«irig
"The government’* financial plight i* beginning to
fsl for tender, rrinn crunchy pinch Ihu ntuaaea. A Irumped-up revolt would readily dlatry under the •log,u "S clli'y trad their attention from blundering foreign iwiiclea by
to Budding Greater Florida
creating fear of a domestic war.
Bile*."
"It is an old trick. Hitler and Muanolini have used It
--------- o----------bill to tuthorisa $1,187,' lo jtdvnnlago. rurdenas ia In a position where the gubterfor new battleship* has ba- fuge might serve him well until ho can find a way out of
l tow. That’s a lot o f money the financial crisis which he has Inflicted on Mexico.1'
for latlleahips when in
--------o
Is needed for achooD, hoaplY Aim o*J criticising the recent
jfaprvma Court deeialon on the
Wagner Act, the Timpu Trllmne
syt that under it a worker run
Wt his Jutland atlll hold It. that
0 guaJness has no right tn refuse
re’ sroploymrnt to those who vol-
JONES & y EPHENS
Luncheonette
Special Sunday Dinner
3 flood Meals Dally
-■'p*****r advertisin g.
A ll this is told by A lbert H. Morrill, present head oi
the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company, in a rece-nt ar
ticle in Editor 4 Publisher. He tells how nt first Kroger
advertised only one store in only one newspaper; today ’ he
eonrern he built advertises for 4,013 store* throughout the
middle-west in more than one thousand newspapers having
more than 12,000,000 subscribers.
"Newspaper* get the lion’s share of our advertising
dollars for just one reason— they produce results," Mr
Morrill says. "Last year we spent 62 percent of our ad
vertising appropriation for newspa|K»r space. And we spent
it wilh the positive knowledge that newspspers provide the
iteet means of telling our etory to the buying public. In
1037 we spent three times as much money with newspapers as we did with our next most important medium
Whn, M
Kroger has done, and what his successor,
|w»inN within th«* S«iu'h | in 11*22
membero fthe
4 c o t t A n ta r ctic ex p ed itio n ,
MStmcKEDW 6 HUBR NHALte
W H iie
P H f^ R ftw m e M
iHfc \<%/
pro m
( HS GOTAUM.~)
ft cannonball
UeDToAlNlRt—
proved That m ,
FA R TH fM m */
4er ih motu
jT 4 W U N fl
It eii l*»1r rrel ■lniM||l*|«
la tb# ll# «rl «| baaferf
Cut Rate Drugs
n iig iiiis iis a iis s m s r e m is is ia M in ie a g is iiie w .
I WE R T - T h e JEWELERS®
Diamond* Vnd Watchei
mRNEDKNtflmiT/
£
Fine Watch Ano Jewelry Repairing
(ftrddemonsitufcd
/-
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
buJeonFoucault
•
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"
n a a i e h ic k s a «. i t u b t o w e x r
*w n
ft«a- a. riB«« at.
n$M ■
fie *i w
ffti-cenlun) Frena
HoTNATetPROM
mum* SPRINGS
HQMUnto&Jdafa.
V*cSftM o
tfpOfiOO
GALLONS,
RtctNavoH
wtmv
MADft6ft6ChR
ft 2 5 * fb U H o
K U6tD 1b H U T
W bHP
PftiU/-.
“ Thp ship wile not a hundred will rerve a* a good illu*trstinn
TURNABOUT FISH HTOIIV . . .
“ You should have »u*n the one yard* away, and ('apt a in Scott of the rotation of the Larth upon
and all my ahipmate* w it # watch* il* ire)*.
I icol i»way from!"
The man who disrovered this
That'* th» way Herbert Font* j n * . transfixed with horror, cxpeiLu g lt» M’F me fell into the v i i i Jean Heinard lo-on Foucault,
ilig, a mifitibur of th« hcott Ant
arctii' Expedition, UunetJ his lint- open jaws of one of the eight Flench ,cientl-t, who firat demonwhen stmt mg recount of furies that wen* now pushing their ■Iruled Ihe expi-nnn-nt publicly in
hu thrilling euapu from eight en- | heatls out of the sen to get me,
i aged lullrr whales,
J “ As I leaped tn safety, 1 «*w
I'oiUinic
whs
altemptitig t o 1 41 huge, black bend rise nut o f the
photograph the whalra from tho |
w hcre t moment tefore I h«d
tea’ * atliic, when suddenly the j Jtood. Il restt’d on the ice*cdge,
whale* dove beneath him, then I booking at roe with little g ll«tm
row to rn*«h the yard thick
what had kfeomo
and hurl him In)u lhr wiitrr.
J
m‘‘
" A , thr whslr, nwc from umI,-r,
“ Or»- *fu-r another thr ■iirnti-r
head* *hot up through the crack*
the ir*." he ti-1U, "tiuri* M:1 ,
lnud bntiming amiml. Tho in,!an< to ■ height of *«ven or eight feet.
■1) , flowing fearful leeth. But 1
thvy had rlrnred llir ire witli t;i
piil awing* of their flukn* they ws* * s f«, and ian until I wa* out
made luch u oimiiiiiition in the o f all further danger,"
water thill the fine on which I FOUCAULTH 1‘ BNDULLM . . .
■Iwid drifted ncur firm ku wh«n- , A c»nnon bull tied to the end of
I could leap to safety
_____ |t long wire and act oarillaling
STETSON PREXY
isr.l The “ F ouchuIF* Pendulum
Experiment” henci* was named
for him,
If a pendulum were set swing*
ing in one plane, .it either thw
north or south pole, a« ihe earth
rotiileil btfiewlll It* thre penduiam
wtuilU rvinuin swinging in Its rrig mal direction. The u m r phe
nomena would lie observed. In
diminishing intensity, at all lati
tudes, except ut the equator. T®
th»* observer, the pemluluiu would
appear tn change its direction o f
oacillation with each succeaaive
■wing.
Tomorrow: Tha first typewriter
W a lk in g Into T rouble
and relief, but when
oilier
•pend every dollar they can
and scrape together fur re*
.It would be foolish io
Ethiopia.
_
be
[‘ - .Ibis
WHEN AMERICANS In-gun to boycott ‘‘Made in Ja*
imn" goods, the Japanese renamed one of their towns
"USA." They stamp a big "Made In USA" on product!
made th-re— toothbrushes, for example— and put the re
quired "Japan" in tiny letters, thua fooling the casual
reports Indicate that tharo shopper.— Business Week.
more building tn Hanford
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summer
than
foe
severe!
M l years. Retail builnet* will be
greatly stimulated a* • result of
Ore building activity. Further*
e, this 1* e good time to build
labor Is plentiful, prkte
JtUvely tow and money
ip. You will not alway* he sUe
, J harrow money under sueh ad.TWtagtoue term# and circum-1
•o ---- --Holtsclaw, Sanford boy
already made rood, bis
Ftolre which le going to tab*
places In a truly big way. A
set at
the University of
where be le studying
under Faocuile Amato, tha
Italian baritone who for
f j v u s was with the MstropotOyara Company, Dick haa his
it t o tka Metropolitan
end the fine quality of
j gives ample evidence that
likely ate bla
fulfilled.
- —
— a -?per tor President
organised fa) S t
demonstrating support
ihy «d Mew Deal prlirct-
President W. 8 - Allen of Btet.
sun University delivered an ad
dress this muminK *•!
lOiiw
Charlie McCrory of DeLaniltras here been visiting friends for the " ’clock before the Sumlnol* High
visitor In Sanford this week. 1 poet week.
Bebool assembly.
Attorney llisll of DeLand spent
Mm. Richard Dees end children
n few hours to Sanford yastsrdsy
PA T BOOSTS VOTKD
on Isgtl business.
where
they
will
remain
several
B. VP. Pudger of Jscksonellls
TALLAHASSEE —« V - Tha
f
spent a few daya to the city this weeks.
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Y . Bryan nod State Cabinet voted pay Incryss c
lira. Gowdy has returned trom Mm. M , C. Toler motored to H*w- yesterday for S2P white emp'oyre
BL Claud where ah# baa been the thorna Wbdnesday morn lug.
of the State Hospital for the Ir.*
guest of friends fo r the pest few
sane at Chattahoochee who make
days.
leoo than ISO a month. Their to
W. A. Lslffcr left today for
tal eels ties now will ba IU J W .Jacksonville and will remain sev
10 a month, nn increase o f | 1 JUS.eral days combining business and
pleasure.
,
*4 « •
Avenge.
Mrs. Mobley and little daughter
tevto setatmd WednetDEMONIACAL JBALOUSY
left Monday for Tampa where
s XtaireivtUe whets he
they will be guests of friend* and
attending tha Itotearoity
COLUMBIA, 8- C, May 1P-W)
ratatlvM for several days.
a.tele winter sad he a l
~ A - F. Aldridge, M-ysar eld teiMies Hubbard arrived Ibis week
ienee seme tlmai.thw
•He worker, last night told Sherfrom Pelatka and will ba the
w an officer* .traintag
jtffy officers hew be hacked to
gueat o f bar cousin. Mrs. A. Poet
ttea'h hi* estranged .wife,. Cora,
at tha (tables for aevoral Weeks.
because he believed oka. w »s “ la. J. C. Hutchison who baa. been
■terestod In ' another man." The
spending a 10-day furlough lit
w lf* i Im was U .
Sanford with kin many friends,
left Wednesday far Camp Jackson,
SANFORD TW ENTY YEARS AGO
la Its Interesting analysis at tire
hows, whys an* when* el lutomo-bUe m m m Ii to l*J7, The Travel
ers Insurance Company h ii pub
lished m om revealing B lu n t re
lating to psdestrlsn (testae. With
feUlltire tad talurtee to pedestri
an# rising at a a s U m ln s rale, the
flaunt t n worth tbt attention of
i M n Individual.
Nearly 18 per cent of lb* death*,
the figures Indicate, m u lled tram
the obviously unsafe habit many
walkers have o f cranisg tn the
middle at tha block.
O f the l l f l per cent or t total
e t 4,490 pedestrians kitted while
N eed Gash?
Sell Your
Placard*4 Fsrsltir*
Used Beebe
Ttosbe
Serplea Fleeare
OU CtotUag
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Kent your Rooma
with s
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M a rt White, the' popular raptnvarlibly come res— tetlre of Cv B . S f i . B , . F.
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Social And Personal Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
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Telephone 148
L a r g e (ir o u p A tte n d s
A large crowd attend*'*! r!»•■ u
THURSDAY
vital o f Mis a Bernice Uilmnial
The To*Mi;*cn«l chib * j>| in.**1 ion’s piano pupils which n o pre
In lhfllr riHjitia hi th"
Wrlitm aented at the Lake M ir\ ‘ chcwnl
Building
s no p vi siUi \Y buiMtng on Tuesday t'm uii,' „i*
R Dupree, pi-eaulm* l h* n- will 8:00 o’clock.
be. music by tlu» T o w n-.. m| „ r !
Included nn the proymm w**'r
chestra. and ipeukiru; T||. public * duet. ‘ First Violrl of S|-» mw
ls cordially
Incited
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Uu1 H. F Hub. Mrs. <!•■«.ry , tthipp, i t ht*r limn*
» hi' h ** compo^nl of part mst'mn* on S«tif**ril lleiBhta
° f tl*e ortlrr of Kmalorn F tir. *
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Mr*. J »r »l» n a ia ln l ill rntrrtainFriend# of Mi## I j i r ’ din fiorm*nf*
' will l>o tria l i*> loam ‘ hut #h» |
^ spell ng bee # n rnndiiclni ,. initirni mg at -hi* l^»,TM*■ *d ni'T
^ ^ r* ’ ^ tx>re * n,i Jlr ’ . Jam #, pnrrni#. Mr ami Mr# t
ti limittThia reauHed in a tie among Mr#. j,.y. j r> i <»o 1 M 'gimliu Avenue.
Jamej Huff. Mrs. K. W. Turner.
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Mrs, O. E. McKay. Mrs. fi. W
Mr, | ,||,iln Virkery and Mr#
Bailey and Mrs. H. C. Maxwell. | nunnr H, „! havi. rr, uriK..| hi.rw
who drew for the prtie. Mrs. Tin- f r„ m Tampa where ihry
were
r.er received this, winning a vase raMl. , tiy , h(1
,11, , , , , ,.l
of flowers.
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The prmident, J[r*. McKay, r .irt,.r
presided at the business meet tig
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Refreshments were irrved to the
„ r „ ntj Mr, \V T t.an|f|ry
following gue.ts: Mrs. Ed Roulli,
,*ulltf(lltr _ M o rg a n 1, nml Mr#
Mrs. Eugene Higgins. Mrs. G. W. A w U l, Jr ,, f ,
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Hailey, Mrs. Bertha Jrnklns, Mrs. fljf , aln|l 'j||||' A j.,
ihry
MONDAY
T h , Truth Seeker# 01#.* of lh*
First Metbmli.t Ohurrh will meet
at (he Mayfair Hotel at
3 00
oVIock. An interesting program of
tnusie nml reading# will h# presented All member# are Urged
to attend
Mlldre.l Nix McCoy will pre,en(
her music pupil, jn a recital at
tho Woman', (riub at S;rt0 p. M.
A Tim pu
public ia invltml t» alien IMaxwell, lira. Turner, Mis. Harry
wl)l
m h anniversary
Kent, Mrs. Juir, Mrs. tWcal r,.U.|,ru, S o u t h e r n
In
Croabjf. Mr. K. W . Otnahaw^atid i ,lu>1rla| S(hw|U They were «c
Benefit Mn. John Courier.
W CD NE30AY
n* Womaert-.-T?lnl/
l.uncheon will l,n given at th"
L'hamhur of rominerco Building
at : 30 o’clock
Federal Players To
, Present Comedy Here
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HAND BLOCKED LINENS
LIN E N SUITS— VOILES—
DIMITY— BATISTES—
VALUES TO 3.93
LARGE SELECTION OF
COTTON FROCKS
N A T IO N A L ADVERTISED
L ’AIGLON—GEORGIANNADORIS-DODSON—SACSON
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by
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floor*# Hah# for ih , h«n«fit o f
th# P h rlitlln Kn*l#avor InttnokaV# Fund. ui>°n whirh ytun* p#o
pi# draw for Hie #ninmer ramp in
Jiina. Th*» ramp laltp# p[ar# at
Camp O-leno at (ho bend of th"
Santa Fe Ilieer near naine#»llle
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IN PERSON
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v a-* ' ill--I' i o an onri'
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ON THE STAGE
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meeting of the season at palm by Doris Sjoblom
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Also: a duet. ’’ Minuet In i ■
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b*ra are tirgPil to lie present Charlotte I*biH end m.^f i ih
i* a *t . « ' l l - K y
H* t
Luncheon will he served b> tiroup ‘‘ Playful Rondo". by Kfni*i* low*
Four.
I a duet. “ Salute The Cub* •
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FtMUif- A 1' itilf| ‘ tJ i-l*
1 n a !•*
The Sanford Art Club « i | meet Elaine Lowe and inatrurfor
hi 1
(iil . <4}»i'h' st'M i.il
hi-r h h at the home of M in He en W ib | fill Dance", by Charlotte !#b 11 i
VM'i'k n* tin* m-w' ii| In#, ui- b i fi .
•on, 1900 aanford Avenue, a t ! *00 walti, "Value ISleue", by I
Mi t S i-11n A rr itii? r »ii t
o'clock. A ll member* are urjfed Lowe; a duet, “ Runtlc Polnnu-*
to be present,
by Charlotte Isbill and tn^’ ntrfm .
Vti##4 I lb d.t |>v hm|i Mill
• The AiaJea Circle of the San* and a sentr, '*S**ndnmn * ( *uti lb*1 b«*iu h p.ir'v !m*iiiie if kv »-t« l>«bi v
»rd Garden Club will have its inn", by I el-and Rudd
af Dnyttmu Hrut'h by 'hi* P» B» '•*
luncheon at 1 2 t'0 o'clock nuon
The auditorium was lin'Uaird
Phi Hoinrity of
l Tiivri**ily
at the home of Mr* W. IV Kiel K w ith white and pink flowers end
200 W>*t 17th Street
fern*. Pro if rums were di'MiUCed
D r A U»4n Joiiftt of Miami
>*
The Post O ffice Clerks Ausll* by Roy Howell, Sr.
spend in if ’Miitu* u m c he re, huvinir
iary wl|| meet at the borne of
---- ------------------b*nn ■ii lied h*'ri‘ upon 'hi' illn*,i*»
Mr" Herbert Moreland .»t * t'O M r 8 . B * C . ftlO O T C I s
of h»w Hinihor, Mi w Allan J**fi*'•*
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Har d en
“ On# Sunday Aftemoon''
will
1># presented In th#
Seminole
High School uudltoriutn Monday
May 23, at * ; tf, p. M by the
Federal Tin alee p|ay#ra of Jack
"Onviila under the . ;e»ri#.irshi[. of
•Ii# high gthoul faculty.
K selected cast be* been chosen
for th « leading
characters
In
Jam«s llagar's modern coiu#dy.
report# indicate. This production
•H I b# th# last o f a series In th#
animated history of drama which
hag been presented by tb#. federal
players throughout th# y»ar.
H lg said that th# drama Is a
(im ple but interesting lore ator#
about
alrnpl#
but
Interesting
people with "ingratiating huaior
*nd tru# qualities 0f tenderness
»n J U f a "
K n t v r t a i n
I, ivrkin* tn'' ft.imwil
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Personals
Recital Of Pupils
Social Calendar
Mrs. Perkins Hostess1
To Bridge Club Group
Values-Now
Values - Now
Values-Now
$1.95
$2-93
$3-43
SILK CREPES
PRINTS—SHEERS
SOME WITH JACKETS
VALUES TO 12.75
BETTER DRESSES
INCLUDING
PETER PAN ’S
VALUES TO 19.50
SILK LIN E N S
PRINTS—CREPES
VALUES TO 7.95
SILK CREPES—
PRINTS— LIN E N —
AND WASHABLE
SILK INCLUDING
SOME L’ AIGLON
GEORGIANNAS
DORIS DODSON
VALUES TO 8.95
ONE G R O U P SILK CREPES—
PRINTS— SH EERS—
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COLORS— '
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Atwater Replace* Medler In Second In
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Sanford Pitcher* (live I p 13 Hit*
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to n a
Classified Advertisements
J. King,
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l«th A #fltr*n«#.
H AR R IS
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16— Houmh For Rent
SAVE YOU1 Watch repaired bg
M*
who ratify know* how, f fCHNIhllutt I room hiiu.i'
gr'gga, Jawalor Magnolia Are.
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Elm HUNT—furnlftU#d •; rum**,
two twttin, r»ni r#a.iinaii|i' Aa-|
ply Mra W. II. Iir»..n.
WE a RB haad<|aart«ra for homecooling atUc fana. I*#< ua maku
your hotn# e*o| and comfurtah|e, l \— Arrange For Snly
Bcott-Carraway, In#-. l‘ hone III.
20 ACRES anil holla#, 0*l#rn. for
•awMtsstloa Wuitcd
W ANT JOn *■ rnok or nuri«Annie Wood, MS <Jypr#«* A»o.
W A N T ~ HALE day w ork-Charloti# Tillman. :tli Hickory
t o — Poultry
|25«.
(lladya
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Kurt
Myara, Fla.
otn For S . I 7
1 LOTH— flummartln A»*. Mayfa ir—wh#ra now burn**
nr<*
brink built. Apply Hut 11 i*r*Funfi’ nl llornld.
Plenty good Lumber at nuharl**
COCKKIIKI jP FIX work, old LumW* Yard, B>h A Cypraia
t l t-fc fryora :So lb. H*nAre.
dftekr K i r Ranch. I*ak# Mary.
11— Ml*c«U*fl*ou*
13— For Snle or Rent
PILL YOUK lira a*Hn(nl«h#re EOR HALB o# Rent; Two hunkalowa. linn aeyen riHtoi. on# II*"
»nd e t yoar tack|# r«*dr Iwr
flaking *ea»on. W « liaya a lata room, bolh with runmnx wut,r
•hlpmMt of fr**h all* ltnea- San ami both foul mllaa welt of Hanfird Alan ISJ7 Eord
Pick-up,
ford Mach in# Co.. Ino.
roe
Valencia oraniaa.
CtOm Rond
Hatfjr, rhona
BM U aTA
parking Co. Ilih *
»n* w« d#t*v*r.
OAT S »*Ttl * »a »ln g
10.000 mile*.
Tal. 1S3-R.
Victor
,
ger To Quit Game
lane Haugh'on of
a hor*e
P*oMt Pe., when Pennle,
**how on Joseph Ryan •^tete
f ive-ye«r-old
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• Bang a* your ■•■« #r2*f M i SH
mil t*n*lnc* p<au that lit I i l > l i I*
Teminou PRIRTINI Cl.
jumper
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VffdfcK.
13. The Si, .\iigU4
Hne Saint* t»Nik .on eurly letiil in
the first intiirtic J‘*d nitfltl rigainJ
I hr Uaineaxltte H Men
In «ht'nlverNtl y Pity lit»i limt II art I
httul'd the <1 Men «
l«» 5 vit«iy
llrew «r nn«l Mimlero hur|e»| f»>r
the Afielent
rjty
crew
while
Krause. H-iv.ipr nn*1
it r I
the mound work fur Manager M«
Hh«n« Ilel»»n»kl clouted it humor
Inside (he park for the Hfilrnte
and ha took pert In u triple kill
inx in the sixth Intimc
St. Aneuetlnw 300 001 001 & |0 n
dnineevlfln
o*)rt .110 Jo*—0 11 I
H r «v ff* Mwntetn end Wr«nn.
Huvtige, IlkHiDl. Krause end J.h
lne«ton.
AKALRA
BOWL,
PALATKA
May is — Hm iKonmine hikithu
Axalmie hist nfmh> »n n ft cIoaO I
|o j decision n»'*r the top heed
In* Leeslnir* OonduUere.
H|oen doubled to riPCht field In
the ninth frame in store Men
alter llerh Thomas from third
with the tyme run anti Occhoillnl
from second for the wlnntnff r°n
J O E
to iCIva rh#» \ , rh- ir s«‘r«»nd win
uver ihi* t:op*h*||g*|^
Th** I' i U i &m .irMtu was non
Cook Will Take Over
Mooed D u t i e s In
Contest With Redi
uth**r ( hurt Irfk** loin* h who ha I
nursed e : »** u leinj until fh^
moth
l.irf-sHortt
<r*0 turn lul
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Pahitkn
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Bum'll and Vp'kors
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Th*. lowikouta under ill# dir#"' ,
lluit nf mil flnda#n
lrar»i
lo !
Ii#l.'ind lunikhl in m.*#i nuulua|
1 h.ipmnn'.* Il#di in
a
n'*ular
Klurlda
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l.#a*ii«
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achnliilM- i<* h#g|n
unter
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liahn of ConrM I'ark at a :II
u pInnk
P i.fiiim t » T m : i .i . %i*i it
W I. Prt
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s**1 *^*' alartink hurl"r tor 'h# l.nnW.
<t \ugnsr inh i > ;,.I
;»ii "lit* whllo Kddi# Hhiar of th"
I "ryf |•Min
J1 11
R"d» will probably got tho mmrnd
I '•'f.nti*
II 1*1 MlH »aal«nn.#nt for til# DoLaind akS*nfmre|
|| J| »•• arokatton
I’ll tilt k s
to 2 1
Th* Hanfnrd tin# up will In'
I lM illt I hM M i l l
iNtrlrih* u, SikteforS «,
I r hi do I.ltfl# Jn#
Rukgortn on
* ••t *.d,. * In |,.tni| .
third tmoo. Win flrown tn rikht
t' i - d*L * T I .r##Ut|| g 2
| ftoW. I’o f" Mlhklt# in (oft (l.'M,
1 - n- ■-VI11,. d -ft Viipii •Vtn^ if»
f<nia«r*B Inn Init*
Prod ill# llollan.l or I'urt C#ntr#rnt
* net ford nf ( I* l.ggt.
| behind tho plattor. Hid INd.no
*** > ' u m .11 i <-«*t»ur*.
I'ii* ions flssth mi SI A iiku HI h* ' on lirai bate, f^,, rarlnrk on
t*'*la f kfi u i| 'tnrivill#
**mnd baao, |lay d a r k in r#nl#r
I VII KUIIIW* At * IT. I* M »
. flolt. Whliny W att, on ahnrto*np
u t f . n ir k x L R i t . i K
ontl Cook on th* mound
W I.
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Ready for ^
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is h they are rrquirrd to file perl-1
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P A L O O K A
D E S E R T
MEN OLD A T 4»l
—* "■■■ — ***
By Jo Meizer
T mp
DINNER
HAS BEEN
GOING ON
FOR FIVE
HOURS. EVERY
KNOWN DISH,
AND TUB
YOUR RADIO
WHY DON'T YOU BATFTHERE
Ir BEEN
IS MARVELOUS* XARB STILL TWENTY DBS9BRT3J PULL F »
um
IMAGINE GETTINGi \ tvcom e , j-------— ■■■■■■
SWING MUSIC
A PLACE
UKE 1
riw u i
mmir u h t a i !
BY HAM FISHES*
C O U R S E
W — P tr a o n a l
Itardwara
O F F -S ID E !
FIN LII,
n
J,nln«»n;
M. <lr#eu N
OET PEP
N*w Ottre* Tonic Tablet* rm#
tkln r«vr uyit*r m vl*nr»lur» « n j
other atimulanta, On# duta ttartl
n « r pep Va|ua fl.M . Introduc.
VSA— Room* For Rent
lo r y prlc# 19e. Call, writ* Han
I F U R N IS H E D room *, .op erate for* Drag Company,
floor and d*bk paint will rent*
lha b#auty of your porrhat. a t»ir
lay-Ho«»r«
Co.
»*u2 t-twi it|n
fhirfek, MMi he I and
week 1 MrlnHte nud Hi lnro
i .114 *Ch#pman A»K
Plumbing. Phan# W.
, nil
B each
1 McLaulin, Jeweler
O rla n d o , Gainesville, AndjLookouls To Play
P alatka Win League GamesIDeLaod Id Game;
At Conrad Park
r
W.
tfr1ifM
M a n a - 1 would be *ecu fed.
Woimak U too powerfal • hitter to be taken out of the lineup
but offieiala, Mr. Driakell «f*ted,
D A Y T O N A REACH. May 1*— were not completely *at|#fieri with
Manager Jimmie Senders .rf th** his ability to p faf shortetop
Deytrme Heeerh Is lenders tonight
• nnouncerf that he is going in
Regmmnf Sept, |Ht Tempe will
bsrnch himself *nd •renn* annthe
outfielder to tain* hi* p'are tn hove an ifr-ff*fg tn
wHh
center fielrl He also mW that he p]«oe* operetinf between Florida
had rrlrasr.1 Earl l’ i>rt^r, .In year „ nH N, H Ynrk tnd y u ^ h , ,„ .l
o d »#t#ran who h.a Iwor. with th# rhirago with ronrfniont ul<»p.
I«l*nd#rw on a fivr day trial ron- ^ rout#
to t
sSrlMofA
1— Aa*<nmeem*nt»
pcaaihla that ClaOda Wounial. I«lat
Evesiirht
c a y C B i g n i rForces
o r t e s iDavm y
C IT Y IS L A N D P A R K . H A ^
tem po '•* ba»# " perfect rv#ninir
TONA
REACH
May
|R Thw j
Thr Daytona Itetch nim* put
l/Mkouta dropped another dr- | IV nnelly ini #»*y .treel ,in th<elaion iaat night In the Daytona i iti i<inI inning *hrn they -cored
Bearh lalnndere by a arnri* of it | four run* They addrd another
to 0 aa Btix Donnelly, new ad lally in tha fifth arid nrnred
dition to the Inlet hurling tuff. Inna run again m 'ha .avanth
i r i i i i i n t i n r tr tf
HOt the I ftoknut* flown with I'M*
»v . a
b ill, collected hy Joe Ruggerio • t t r o n t i
ttua#.'
1
* a i
and Win Brown.
in n
Donnelly,
I - let« -o* Uihiti. It
It .Han't •
• o ‘>
cureii from Decatur of the Thr*-r* llurl.ntl 111
1 o 11
3 a a
Kye loeague, a rlass
B outfit, . tpr... k * 1,
. 1.11k I
- o o
horled a real exhibition of !*•««•
W'lff" «
? it ii
ball. He fanneii eight Lookout* v|■th. I
\t
W
|f
Ft
|
i
' II •»
and walked four. Ilrwd fiHdimr
behind him ah « proved to im an
TM hIp
2? 1 i
Ride went b«fdre th#- fall ■f
Important farter in th# rente"*.
u t v f n v t nr if vf
« h r •*
11* her down—not too gen iv in
Manager Hill "R a w Meat" Red" V IS **-' *h
'• • >
g i r l aent Herman Medier te the WAffniik *
i I ?
a
pi Dd* r * %)r
f ' I
hill for th# local. but th# m i«)rf- VIW.teOD »f
1 I H
mlitd o f th# laKiknut corn* faded
if
» i ;
I •• l
to hkv# hie rorr# fla t bait. In TurecHi l*
l»nt lh
* * ’
marking condition. N#dl#r wa« lN fe r
f
knocked from the* mourn! after rimen« IK O'
1 111 f
hurling on# complete inning anil t« I
Ti.Mls
15 t I f
twn b#tamen in th » arennd frame
t in k e r
m :i.n ,
(lit L W i l l
Muller ftnA nteked for nil hit.
I Nf l >p,t
lf|u S* fy ir.,, ■
which w#rr fow l for the four I
A**l- »S
game *'t n
Vi.rl-on, lit..' 1
tsflfl A»v 'll of *
Irt run..
g-rlo r t r i.r* Wogfilsk ll'ik* h'*1Dm I ri^ht
Rodgers than «ont Chorhe At- f*«l 1 . Uf f ml # T iff *»plt 1 ? T*V"
».l f. *|i*
l a t i r to tha hill to raplftra Med
lines Ml* hUgf fl 1 2 Psr* Thr •
U*r.f
m
i
It*
'
*
'
bn*#* Mf.
1
nVer till* lUintlls ( hflpm.ln
Wr and Attratir hurled eight inn
f knV ifus e**rb. Msf-rlflr**
fl' *i
l»ud«k
.lifte d
for »h''
Ingi. If# g t»a up Iwn run. ami MUv l*nr- » oulilf pi or*.
'1'
It'll*- hut M ve vvdig in Miiihi-I Ii
wi.in u mil TtirrcXl Cir
MV*n hlta which he kapl scattered n***-"
M. NVpr*
mm*
li'i'i* m
'hi* fourth tfinlnie wh«n thn sen
Atw ater fanned a pair of lha IfVfl- find
kl
U n lattki-a ussfur*1 '
Dlandar. and allowed only twn h-t vtn ns Mr »eli T
ttfi 1* < atrtfi went iii*o a pfi«> mu Imi,|
•afl 1 ' tl l a 1 *'*nfi*lh l AMveirt hy s|,f,rhif( lhr»‘** tittles
' walks.
nv l»rinf»a>llv •
2 • 11te It i,
Larding tha Ill-hit attark on “ 't*r ! lit** ,tft vfrHI-E * In '
Ihinner 'vas
the
mif* i.omfin^
Will. 1*11oh.
u
thlf pair of Sknfer.l hurlara a n IntnInif, i f mn
man in ihe victory a* h*• Iripled
-a. i| h* 11 If llnFi-1 f'ru1. f
Blit Btaffln# who bUatril out two *V
nit#” - if.. .1.. p.| I'utyrtU 1dlllruf In ihe Lviirfh in send m three
and a trlpl# In three atrnn*. His siugh* m the elitldh
*rf.f ei| ||.T«h*irg'T fer the w»n
nlng run.
, iJrlaJivuf
|l>0 «il0 *mm»
I> ■
Pltr.wri r|
Score
Jimmie Sanders ligshatnj»hail
r» aforeawl
t*** nhhn
*#» into
m. . p- ■
Fine
hit ■
Repairin
'l l
I ) • a •w B
worat betting aluttip flt *ria eareer. 3
10 neure rrom b
.hi^odi,
formerb itcem
^at*fw
Diamond
nil
! Ilacgua
ft r u * umpfra
umotr# but
no* an
of- S
AND
firlal of ih# Daytona ftaach Bat#- #
Islanders Lineup ball Company, atotnl fhot it io [J
Engraving
Two Singles In Contest
whom fhe
fftHMSAY, ><Af;
m tm m
■pm
Islanders B y 6 - 0
RIDK WENT BEFORE THE FALL
Donnelly Allows Locals
■•
A N ' HOW I WANT* TAUC
-» ABOUT TAkUP HER r
X tL tA C K / wteCT ^
RAoe&r
"m
gr
NAYS BEEN
SERVER
ITI91
V O u V t DONE
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PILLSBURY'S BEST
fM l
. . . but you ought to
we a r Hones
Talc* ■ llA K C I Under*hirt *v*ry
m t r n i n f — t r « « h . to ft, and
•m ooth^fittlnf. Y o u 'll u y you
n o w felt better In your life!
G e ntl em en , th ere's reef c o m fort in the trim snugnesa of a
llA K tS aa It graepa your chest
w ith Its featherw eight g rip Y o u look clean-cut. Y o u feel
d e a n -c u t. A n d you have its aB sorbent k n it to blot u p perspiration ••■to save yo u r to p -s h irt
Shirts!"
from mn u n tig h t!? tooking!
Furry tim e you pull on a
IfANIS U ndershirt, atep into
I I a n i s S hortt. T h is Is one tim e
y o u 'll here spec* to spare in
the crotch and seat I B e n d ,
etoop, sit, and reach— ilANCS
refute# to p in c h o r c r a m p ,
"Lattes'* yarn in the waist .
colors guaranteed fetf. See a
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(ieorge Bridge is a resident 'and properly owner
of Longwood. For some years it has been a custom in
Seminole County to elect one representative from the
county and one from the city of Sanford. In the other
group both o f the condidates are Sanford men. Hence
it follows as a matter o f fairness to your county friends
that, in the group in which Mr. Bridge is, you should
vote for a man living outside o f Sanford.
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Traveling Theater!
To Promote Safety 1
Pays Sanford Visit
FOOD FOR CLEVELAND’S HUNGRY
The wr>vM • largest
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lhralrr <m wheel* m In Hanfm lj
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SPA R K LE
COFFEE
Pound 17c
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MACARONI
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Package
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22 Oz. Pullman
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BUTTER
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FRENCH’S
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M ILK
4 Tall Cans 25c
JELLY
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24 lbs. 69c; 48 lbs. $1.35
5 |bg. jg c ; 12 lbs. J7C
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COMPOUND
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PEACHES
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lbs.
WESTERN MEATH
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Ms d l e a l l Terms.
They'd C h o k e e
Horae. The point
. ta,—-WHO IS YOUR
DOCTOR, your IN
SURANCE AGENT
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lb .
BEEF STEW
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5 pounds.
3 pkgs.
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lb.
P ic n ic H a m s
25c
TOM ATOES
Fruit Cocktail
Co-lnauraitce, wm{,r««uaive I ' ul . cy,
1 7
Chops lb. 2 7 c Shoulder* 1 6 1/3C
s‘ i.%.
Sugar
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SUGAR CURED
2 for
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4
4
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lb.
Sliced Bacon
doz. 9c or each f c
PEAS
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. 10c
STRAW BERRIES q tT " 1 5 c
20c 4
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Kellogg'*
BACON
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POT ROAST
2 lbs.
sixths : i . aimjs: i « s:%h
For Cheap Meat <
pound.
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May 20-21
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W IL L S E LL T H E M
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Sirloin & Round Steaks lb.
Shoulder Clod Roast
lb.
Spare Ribs
2 lbs.
Pork liver
Ifc.
Rath's Bacon Square
Neck Bones-K i f, r
there
liter i
When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper
Bananas
.SpnrUwnters
fin r id j, visitthis week and
with u ituys
5 pkgs.
CORN FLAKES
of
urea lest saviriKS— I he services o f the nuts'. prnjrroAsive
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Dried Black-Eye
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Potatoes
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RICE
CLUBHOUSE
SODA
MWIt* liiM .ll
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A & I> Washing
Unbol'.ed Corn
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.stie is shown in * Innun
iccently f
Sanford Fish MkL
N UTLEY OLEO
2 For i5c
h**re
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Clam Chowder...... .....17c
flu
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POWDER
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Apple Butter
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isl west roast cities
Went t-nleitallied
firhinit in the (ialf.
T'nriui Tin* tu;
HRILLO
EGGS
Doz. 2 8 c
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Ihtri* Apple
Ilrillo Snap PadM nr
GRADE A KURSK LARGE
s e ti
I was h n .n g my leise, m y hull*
ness was f illin g off oml I couldn't
borrow the money. I didn’t want
to go to jin! so I g ive up.
Like nil nl hers, the gross re
ceipts l i e o ltum ite'y comes out of
tin* buying public's pocket. Pro
ceed • go to the school fund
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K n ye I*aitrs*, 21 ve s t al.l P M iw r
,in I.K.il
" I rontend It h an pmergcncy,”
{ he added, "and tomething slmuld
j 1** done,"
i
H. IL
llemlerson
yesterday
I tinned over Io deputy sheriffs the
key* to the nirikcl which he had
| run fm HI years liecause hr cnuld
| |,n* meei ri
tax chum . Ilia
j stuck was htitled aw iy to tc rwihl
I tit tiuclion. A grocery rln«ed May
[ 7 when It a stock w a ■ «eiieil for
$300 in luxe*.
I offered to pronto the n<scsa*
mi nt over the remaining months
of my .lease hy paying $15 a
week." Henderson suid. "I.re de*
dinetl this offer, I made very e f ■
fort to stuy open but they said
they wen* going to rollert or else,
A n n Panti
A & 1' Pure Crram fij. Tuli
is n e w s
lie-sales him ini. polit-eal and Imsiness news,
M ist
He na il I percent of the husinrss
| firm s in this county were unable
I ta pay the tax.
TOMATOES 3 No, 2 inns
CHEESE
im p o rta n c e
news and tile lutes' happenings of world events.
hlntoment i* typic il of thF ancm you get from Tallahassee"
Iona Ilraiul
D
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for cumple'e coveraire of every liit o f worthwhile local
mi c imirid of servin g w a rra n t« j
nil did Kipiriil * a ml «u*JziriR the
p ro jw rlv of thn*><* failing to p «v I
up,' ?Ri n I I i h ra m p n ig n was a tie**- j
pFriiti* I'ffnrt io rdituin fu n d i hy
Ju n e -Ul w ith which to pay *fhoot
tnacher«’ *alni u*s.
(Ir n h if ii
niiTiiiientprl;
“ Th a t
Ann Piitte— Hpnifhctti Kllxiw Macaroni or
Fr*«h—D.liclnu.
is. firnt
bids for fi.im fun * IV.iHH) worlh
of food to y i «" m iitution^ for
drputy
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Regular Size
Kultunt lied Salmon—tull can—23c
A t p BAKKH'H
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amt in teri-a tin g
Day in and day ,,ut ’ lie ''H e ra ld ' can !«■ depended upon
J line*. N liu*! to'ii of th«' -SA m m pii
niio« who fih'd !ml* wen* inund ntr [
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motion ill S f.itf l .oiip roller |.p»
tin ir tioidi i . \v« ’ •• throw n nut.
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fiilr pi*< n HiiiU’ io ta t doilgprs,
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'ru t’ o f new s. Im p o r ta n t
hom e, o f places and jasip lc c lo s e by.
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j dopu*«| thf pulley of wirtihiildiriM
f ill*1 St I l f S LI ||ih* ft li|t| a1**1■til |1JI’TI>■* | —
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rod an tM im ahd 11,000,OtJl»
T li? itim i'
M it#* off
I lii 111 r r In N'|H‘. I the run tind inak*
! up fh** i| ff* t ini in Staiti n*vi*nu
| by IritH uoiiw i tii i ik. from lit
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ii
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iitnl i * i uV't Ihl' ilii' 1
HAfihirtl July 21.
yi*<t»»ifl«>
tniTit Pa k
t • .1 ^i iMi't < vh'ti
A in iihiiiilc in o» . i ih mnritls f«>
paymt'in nf thi- him* h*lf of nm
nit L’vy Hi"h'
t of ( udne*
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it.
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n h h m g S in t r •»*,*,*! *Tlw no’11 liii 11 - • *Hcd ,i p ro lix '
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1•* riiiphriNii. » hfir ilt*tt*rmif*Ji
t ton tii r o l.t t .t ») '•*fusing to
L*t tli'iliMpit i»t I i io im I on fur *
<»‘| J
i vi rv c-hi|«1 «ni|
•
ill fr i lino ilor !
KniJEtir" an*| inn
Mily
ilirthtf* (»Mp|H.| a himptii'in fm
r o i i f from On i a* ifiMNA receipt
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Wp *h«uM 11'f, lifi
ritif oof
f‘o»k|li-*l
if it's “ home' there is no place quite like
In i lixit**-
T^lir* jo *iif.m i of p m t Lir
Fitneciilrtioil, it|fi<r*‘^inm .«»i I in I
l**rt!»inlns, he .*10 * T h e f,,,n fo'
•twri1* i«
Singapore or
Sanford
MasHMeeting Planned
To Seek Relief In
Payment Of Levy
whi*h |lm |iilh|tr k« ln*il* r| »*v i
ftii|an<(
of the o lf Mr
To Bo His Daughter Without Adoption
{Miami Merchants!
|Protest Taxes On;
G ro s s R eceipts
mm ■ i i . r u N D K » b l i
IOC
4‘. ij , A l i i I " ”
G. B. Corn
“
io c | >
m t i r r.it.K M TTo
Asparagus 2 for
■« sc mcFtLn nvm
Grape Juice
25& *
%!>.' S UNI. W A « t m
Tiny Lima Beans
15c
ssrr
Canned Mackerel 3 for
>U. , .wim rhSHfl’M'
Com Beef Hash 2 for
Ta , .
i« » « i n
Libby’s Tomato Juice
25c
Red T ag Blackberries
10c
itinrm- - - - - - - - -
25c
•
B M ^ e i r A u t PreM rve. 19e~
Ivory Snow 15c
atches
rrsx
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eei. n i n . . . . . . .
Fly Spray 6 oz. can....
rr. can
i m
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Stokley
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Sanford la The On
Florida City Affording
Rcmlnolp Cnontjr Prodncca
Mon Fruit And Vegtfablcn Than A*J
.Similar Area ]n America
AN INDEPi
VOLUME X X IX
Member Associated Press
DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDft FRIDAY, MAY 20 , 1918
Roosevelt Is Four Races To Be Decided Italo-French
Staying Out ULSecond Primary Tuesday peac
Oregon Test
EstablUhed In 1908
NUMBER 219
SANFORD AIR MAI L SOARS ALOFT
A bul|ii( on which th#r>* “ re
onlj nine ntim-, * i| l be ti*n<l"*t
U«niln«lo Uoiinly Ihiniocrul, wli#rt
■ they *U
il Hi*
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5 B i M n H.|ncnio < 11111 ; j.iii.ir r ice. " i■'
l u j M r : ulI®I 1.1iillU tll« [.ire .ir),| Inn l i n '.
't g h fe ’J* I n i
Comnil i .ion, i |.U'.'„,
t'i !
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n v * ■ * ( I ll» « l P r * l|
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Ifdtii.iti ►
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President Says He Is
Taking: No Part In
Election Today To
S e l e c t Governor
Refuses Comment
' On Penn Results
Primary In Western
State Will Be Test
Of. Labor Strength
* WASHINGTON. May 20.
—-(A P )— prcaident Roosevelt
said to d & tu was taking no
part In tA p / a Orejton Demo
cratic, primary election, he
made the nt«tcment in ex
plaining to newsmen that he
would not comment on ihe
outcome of Tuesday1* pnmary In Pennsylvania in
which Lieut. Gov. Thomas K m rwdy wag dafeatad daaplta hla
rndommmt by Poitmaatcr Gen
eral fame* Farley.
In the Oregon primary Gov.
Charles II. Martin, staking renomination, has bom eritlclied
by both Secretary lekee and Sena
tor Norris (Irtd’Neb) who aeniaod
him la affect of not being a true
”N rw Dealer".
Henry L. Uees Is Martin's opponent.
More than half n million repub
licans and democrats will select
candidate* fog governor, abort and
rtgu'at term* In tha United Stale#
senate, and three congressmen.
1# -
Activities Of 20,0(K)i
Peasants In Mexico1
Threaten To Begin
New World Conflict
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brill'll In lhi( Nil,1"
cuit (or '!>» |m»L i ’. j.- ” '
V f j vie li’r III* iwl " 1 1 III
HyjJ Irlbnioil In RmLP I » .Mi I
Rep. Green Charges .
Republicans Stayed
A w a y To Prevent
Committee Quorum
' FDR Recommends
Phosphate P robe
Sf
( ivl t * » r 1i-Mlny- <Wln'i*'
ibiiituniu 11 Http m,iv'*nif*nts In ih*’ ,
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it itupitig isrtiunil *»f b M#rh in ',
" ,M 1 . ' . h r .... !sir>."it man lh r c « (» i" 1
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VV»t»on of Tampa,
In Hie
(or
■" I 'in Mi iii'i
Japann,
President Ex presses
Concern Lest Sup
ply Ite Exhausted
int>> am*In r
t nui|i|il"it
thn i t . u
pai nun "f Bucti.iw In thf Wall.* *■
n m m L , *.
| nth'-r war while llunknw, Jir"
■f1;'"'
...a
Cj In li.oup : (JrofKi* II lli.'lc
Jr i
j V|«lnnal C h in e,
mpitaj, ftrl-- J
E
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li M.-kinr noininali'm " » 't J"lr.
I hi itc.l report, nf a TtOO r 1111*
1
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<1. I......tiofily. Mr llrlilr,*-,tn.iv..,
. |ii"|ui*iii.|n flight ur.'r w* « . i i i [
I uf !- nmaul, I,, in.hi, in* In . ..... I
i Jtipin by two hlg Amrrli-an,ai.|n|
M
J it <■nip i ij i Hrmlniil" ( ’.airily l'..li
• Mnrllnl iKiliihiin |i|ann«. .The’
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;.-.’a.;i;,5 d o whilu Mr. Lmiiuir.1i.
I
<-*.iiii*aw rcpiirle.i ilr.i|>|>inj( t*iir, Btlornry. ha* unrril fur to y.'.'ir.
I' , ln»l|.».l ..( hoinlM Tha Ju|>
Connie llorrte, 92 I* shown S* *• Ptoaraullag •U..rn«y i. r Hi- * ini1
rlr»ll','l tbi* report
e we* escorted by D«l*elhr» Co'ml)rIn H ctii", |ihl*gnia|k- ClaiV'Ml
irrt- Cher lea Shelton at Police
">«
C„mn,
r I Hiit.iruinn t'lHlilt., tl,>p|uy*4 hi*
udn'ierlrri in St. Louie. Mo..‘ t , ‘ « >" DUtrlel I. (I. J
|oc»l grower, end ll I.. 'Ihr.ishoi, I prtv tin |» .ikHnt uim y-nearly I",
incumbent. *re Rated on the ti»1 thn* .I iiiiik hg ll* nwu raupi lot while In Di*irict t the rucii • thr'ivfih iti.. hl||* of San l.'in
|l*e between J K- IKrtln “ ml Hi'* l"..lisi SIuli" In preparation ] fur
Inrumb«nt W. ll. William*. pr«- poi.ihl.' guerilla warfar" with lint
li ".|'r of l',e*ldeni l..**aro L'*r-|
mt chairman of (he llount,
W A S H IN G T O N . M ay 20.—
( A D — A mnvp fnr ConifTca*
niuiutl in 'im i mi
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Fishing Has BeenProhihited By Statute
Since 15th OfMarch
a
^111*
Unlv
H> nu‘nib**rHf
lhirt©
memfe.i t t'niiKrt'NAinnat itudf of
,ii|iVh
il e
fC ro p s Suffer As
D routh Continues
l ‘ j r:
i: ,M -WSh I
Goodrich Plants Jury Is ^Selected Far
1 Hsrlsn County T UI
PIsy, “Ezekiel,” WUI
Be Staged Tonight
Tha play, *1Ea*kUI." erroneously
r#ported ae scheduled for lost
Faper* were filed to th* Court night, win %o preranted tonight
Boom yesterday transferring I.* at It W ■'stock a t the South Blda
WO sera* of cattle laada on U k * Primacy (rhooI a* the highlight
deaeup from W. B. KtraWoff, Jr, o f tha Booth Side Spring PmlhraL
Tha play, Used on the itory
tha Right-Head
written by E h Ira Oarnrr, Sanford
led of Ralph 1
aathag’. te directed by Mrs. W. O.
tad and Henry 1
I f t o H j l k W contain* « cast o f
t e A llU t e n
ot tho school.
4
*
thimt
both
■i.ii.iiniptiiiii
».»p «rta .
nod
domestic
I)"' l’r"»id>'iil puinle.l out that'
iiuiluii , piln.ipal phosphate
.!• i
i* V.. .U in ihi* Ilocby tloun*
i ,i,i11 *u Jl > a’pl in KlorUla and
Trniir*»i".
,
llc.imiiiit’iul.nlun* mdii’iltcd fia ^
phu*l< may bo plu.'i’.l in Iho fnt'ir.> mi iho di'X’lopiilunt uf w^.it*
■in i l i * i* i i *, i|.' " i p reused conin n li’*t Ih" T»-nnt’***'" and Klori.l.i ilopii'iil*. t.lilili riiiiilllule til
*v?oni‘no,t' Gomdy Has
Less DamagcDucTo
Irrigation Systems
I>t cJ;ii mg
n li ,i \ i•‘ w (ct ahaplns a
poll, y iov>'|lnK
ih.
T o P lague S l;w
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Lake Jessup Cattle
Lands Transferred
11itrl’iirv* Cocnmltl^Bi
tht* iiittKin , life Klvlr»X phofphato
SST'ur m
'-TTS EU S C. It Dawson Lauds
Of
n T in ^ w r p m
may *tfk i*L
terinetl
i itlleR lo v,»I%
* on a motion to
lluusu Ms.I•••rv ‘*t
seiiion of
CoiiHr*'*!!
i *r* •"n «Ui*iK|,tl thot four lli*
|iulfll*.4tt in* uiherA «nd Il#p D ili*
••r tl»-N \i
had
delibftrftttly
wijivi*d aiwitv to pp*v**nl a quorum*
l,n*«.d',iii
ituiMfVrU
recoin*
Foreign W ar Vetji
Reorganize At Hut
And Name Officers
depelra mtoein» of
g, ,
itteew right*.
Jarara. wora
(ll. Fla )
River■« unit
Open Season On
B ass O ffic ia lly u
S o t f o r Saturday
Thermometer HasReg*
totered Over Ninety.
For Moat Of Period
F lo rid a
less thuit Quorum, u ppetred
for a m eeting o f the H o u io 1
1
llusi Mueller lan.lcd al Ihr Mimn ip.il Ai'|i.u| y, , icrj
I." imi,|,. i|m y
! only tlr mail pickup at iho h«u| airport
Th_* name of Kuien* B. Mu ; ili'ii'**.
(* in llpnin, II wlr* a Cailfli't ford's obaenrs'lon of National Air Mull AVri-k
Ihr nhovr j
Ihcwi al*o appear* on the Imllui.
although he la unopposed, »lnci- bei* i'*n tbo polllnal right, H fr * ’ off. for the remainder of In* rout* ihnmyh i uitm | VTnrula
hi a clojeat rival
Drum I lari-. *enti’il hy Cadillo. »n<l thn laft a. dent of ihe Semlrmle Coun'y Chamber of I'.im iioi., , Mayhr
I repreacntnil by I'rrkldcnl Cgr*
lien** and ha inciaTiatlc prodpNn. roetmaaler R. J Holly and Mra. Holly
Kranra. counting itrOnglj* On
llrMuIn in a ahowdown on MfT
, fin tii.u K«iirl»t and ilrmucatic
a v ic t o r y s m
inirre.i* In thn nulcom*. of War
in Spain mailt, it rlrar it waa
1'r**ml**r Miuaollai* n 'i| moyp If
l rrnch-Italian
fricniUhip la tu
wer« to bo reported. . s b a l g
i ■
,*-*•»*
i - w w ■* >.*■*,***'»•' IkllwA
•*ctna|
hi Spato tNaTbJFiF
(«m r*a a «th bind retired mak
ly . *ia|.’inale,| hy rain airi'Pt for
A t'er overhearing remarks « f Ware repotted,
Jor general, amt He**, former
several person* lo Ihe effect, Hl
Ah**nlt« ballots' from out of amnll ln*urgi’ni mltrnncaa on Iho
state teMter from La Grande,
believe yesterday waa the hoi teat the elate ihal ‘lisie been vlurncd Tr’rurl Si .on front.
eclipsed alt 6lber rates.
Jap.iiir,,.
nrmy
rpinni m.ler*
The governor, eritletiod by In day Ihia year," a Herald reporter trf ih, Counly Judge’.* oflii-" made a iiiiiinphal enlry in'" Ih"
visited the local meteorologist, number a while ih o»« riiit hire
terior Secretary lakes and Sena
wl|iil r.u| kniTinn o[
Hurhnw
tor NorHi, Independent Nebraska, G. I’. Paaton and found that number 1 W, making a loltl of ’.’ it null prepared fiyr a drive no Manwhile
yesterday
waa
not
ifUi'e
>hi*
a
hum
to#
ballot*
Ihul
l.;i»i"
him
gloaad hU campaign by reafflrmIng his loyalty 10 iho adminlatra- hotteil day this year the month r**t, (>c *ald.
of May, thus far, Is aeUtng a Toduy I* the Dat itinnio fur
Martin, eptarhaad of a cam record for being bu*h Iho holleni ihue* whe want lo i-a,i uli«rn>..paign to eurb labor violence, des and ilrk’at month o f May on roe- I j |10i * a* tlm law ntau-* ttui *:>
sonleo ballollnl miiet rrn«. tin.'"
cribed He**' tndenemeul by the ord.
During Hie entire mon<h the ,Uy* before Iho primery.
Oregon
commoowvallh federa
Voters Tyeaday will hnvu iinir-'
tion a* proof bo waa • Lowl* mercury ban alayed near the tKldegree mark and on May 2 Toe* anual tint* fnr voting ihun they
ttitd id a lte
President Roiewelt and Pont- to 06 d^gret* for a new record for ,|lil In <ha flral primary, Ju,|. ••
A n'orirnnix.ilK>n
of
master General Parley, chairman that lima of year. Kor 12 of the Ware raid, explaining that ihr
o f tbo national democratic cum- SO days which have pasted thta *un *«t* lalor now. Volipg hr ilir Sfininok I'mi N*». 32NJ Vtt*
temperature
has gins at n:M o'olork In Ih" nuirii- c-rar»x of Foreign \\Ur* wti* held
mlttoe. both aoU that# would »>e month, the
Legion Hull
BO biUrfenMO la tho rampaign. rrachod DO degrees or above, fog and roaae* at 7:19 o'clock i ,i in Hit* Amprknn
li"partStephen Early, denied Martin'* Yralerday the maximum temper- the evening- Ip Hi* first prlmnt / VVidn.^luy night with
yollng crated at 7 :0g o'cVork
mcnl In.pcctcu- W. J. Driggers of
asset lion that Praeldent Rooeevelt ■lure rerorded waa Ot degree*.
Thus far this month .14 Inrhea
- — ----ItclAnd presiding.
an a vteit to Oregon last fall, had
_
_
.
Officer* clrctnl for the remain
gold to him “ Yote and I nuke a of rainfall have been recorded in „ _
der of the year were: W. W.
Goetrh, commander; H. W An
Hon in Sanford atoee Jan. 1 M S O l T l t
F a r i l i e r S derson, vice-commander; Fred G.
only 4.29 inches a* compared wfth
Zarrennrr, Junior vleo-eommandar;
17-30 Inches for a similar parted
Tracey It. McCullough, mnrterIn 1937.
,
maafer; L. F. Boyle, judge ad
Tho dlrth uf rainfall la beginThat upward* o f MU farmers vocate; and Dr, W. T. taiigley,
surgeon.
teg to have g serious effect on
•nd growers ran experience a
Central Florida crops, according led S—Son |tick eg the one Ju*t
Harold Wellman waa appointed
Tho law d"fiu"i
th* legal'
to reports. Neat year's citrus
adjutant by the newly imtallod
pa*t and atUI tarn out whnlocrap now on (he trios r»petted
commander. Installation or tho methods for takln* fish a* |h>1,i I
heirtedly ter the Sanford-Oviedo
and Hn*. rad anil reel, but,. *p)u |
damaged as much as to p e n ^ tTruck Orowerx picnic was char new member* wav conducted by
by tho drouth as Um young fruit
W. B. Crane, deportment patrio n*r. troth except in certain desig
acterlead today by Coun'y Acral
nated errs*
la falling from the Irrea. Cora
P. B. Dawson a* “ a finn inhibi tic Instructor and adjutant « t the
It I* unlawful to u,s net, 1m *
Brevard Post.
and other crape have abo been
tion of ararago." wr
noticed aconhed by tho hot wind*
- New members Initiated into the k*t trap, gig, or dymaaiU or
Mr. Dowaea raid that it was
hi!
Riatr Road No. ft .
j>rgini**tlon
were:
Chris, S. other deleterious material
and the lack of rata.
' |
aUrfrUlng that tho
f«rm *n
Thompson, Fred G. Zcrrcnnar, stream* and lake* of Florida ex | of Hanford in Hriiilnutc
Maximum temperature* for tho
could take l| on tha chin tha
haUea* day* tha* far In May
John: C. Andrews and Ifarulg J, rapt nata and baskets pr*terlb"-l I* now open to traffle.
way |h«r have" ami yet not
by tho Steto ComaUseten uf
Wellman.
with comparison* with test, year
nkteo about (I.
Accompanying Inspector Drlg- a*mo for taking ratfish and carp
ar* aa follow*: ,
,
gugs* w en t Dor icy Thom goon, from certain d#alcnated are**.
IH I
1937
Descriptive of method* of tak
eommander o f th# DkkintMtMay I
tt
71 >
ing bait indicate that rail n#'<
«re not lo *xc*H 7 feot In length
or U feet aproad. Mbuiow siina
not u»#r to feel teug or mor*
than 4 foot d##P. way to uaod to
Uke minnow or shrimp bait. Any
minnow, tho u*e of which |( pro.
hlbltod. or any flah other then
garfish, bollock or nod flab. If
tahon In nota. aball bo r*tum#d
r
•Ihr# |mmodlately to waters (rate
which they w en taken. Thou
LONDON, Ky May 10- <A>~A taking than ara rago u ted lo dip
h n H wight farmers, two «wto- handa Is water befgp ‘
“
fteb to prevent Injury,
S e ttin g Record:
F o r TemperatoreJ
lliu
ship ram i! was hulked again
11 kIhv hy w'lia* Rep, Green
[ < .. J
1, '
1 i
percent or i]|.> ni|iuu , tot.iL but
Ihu
supply '.i7 p.'i* * i.i of ih" producli"n. bcciuii" i'\Ii i ii *I im|,
forn crop hus Miffi-ivii t t»nndfr•l»ly In Mrmlnol" Counly .hi" i.il
ihe
cil"iiil",|
droitlli, CmoK v
Agent C*. It.lt ii**"ii -in.I loil.y
tliet farmer* in th>* -i-c1 i"ii bav*
en't nuffuri-il a* inn. It a* llio-it
In other arri,..
ly
Mr. I la w .ui "iplam i'il llmi ir
rlguihiii liu. hi- p.’.l i-rop* in ttn*
scclion a lErciil .l.-ul lluwovi r, ha
eaId, irrigali.in fall* far -hurt of
supply "nr ih" necenary nnin.int
o f water
W illi niily * liuhttv niori" limn
1.5 inch", of rain In ihe Titinpn
area In tbr pant 7D d.,y*. a weekly
report of ihe United Stale* Wea
ther [ini,-nil Mined y e.In,lay .aid,
growing cnndllhin* were linrltrularly bad in llilMionnigh, J'inrl'
la,. I'nacn, t'olk, Sura*n(* and!
Manatee Count ic*.
“ New fruil on rilriis tri'"* inliliniir* lo drop and leave, «r r
Withering, n rondilioii winch ha*
daniugcd proHp.-ci* for good crap,
next .hipping araaon,*' the rrporf
The T.'im".....
.......... ......
\ ilh>y Authorl*
i oTiunilir* an'
nouiii’i'.l loiluy ll * ,till,t bear the
leatlnioni'y " f ll iu uiirt A. Morgan
no,I Hatl,| I ’ l.ii.l'ntliol, TVA dl*
i| ,. p■11•11•' llli’etlllg n o t
Thm..11*
Ih" Utiiioui" I'l'ii'lil was mud,I
h»
ii i|i'ir,iiiun, »i’"teiary of
ih" ."iiunltl"", who Hui.l Hr, ArlliHr K. Morjt.in. oiixti’il TVA
i litiirnmii, tm,| li.n'ii Invited
la
.ipp.'Ur t|i’»l Wi'iliiroluy,
Florida Alumni To
Install Chapter At
|Meeting T o n i g h t
listed.
Tlu< truck und vcgctabl" sravm
in Soulh Florida la about over
with Ih" exception of light »hiptnrnl* of tomaloea, Faily green
rnrn ha* tern burned li.nlly, the
report isid.but later corn ha. not
yrt been affect ml.
Due to the tinder-dry condition
of wood* and foreat*. numerous
gra>* fires have been reported
in many section* of ihe stale.
Several grata and wood* fire*
have been noted in Seminole Coun
ty but as yet there have been no
■erioui file*. Several wood* (ire*
have teen raging In Volu.lu coun
ty for u vtral days, Ihe «mokn
from which waa blown across I hit
rivet a few day* ago covering
Sanford In a pall uf inurklneaa.
Severe fires havo raged in tha
Everglade* for tho past few weeks
W. W. Talbott, federal weather
man, said there we* no Immedi*
■to eh.nee o f rain and forecast
clear tkloe for another 3d hour*.
Numerous prayer meetlnge with
supplication for rain are reported
to have been hc'.J In Tampa.
Lakeland min later* conducted rain
plan meeting* on Wedawdav
night. For more than a week
member* o f Iho little Friendship
Method 1st Church In suburban
Clearwater have gathered nightly
to pray for rain.
Ih-twcen 20 and 25 former student* of the tliiivoTally of Florida
arc "xpecti’d In b,< installed to*
night in the Seminole County
Alumni Club, la.mard l„ Me Lucas
chairman o f th" committee on ar
rangements, slid today.
A delegation of aeveral mem
ber* of Ihe Oriundn Chapter will
he In Sanford tonight to Install
the local chapter and present Ua
charter, Mr. McLucax stated.
Th" installation will taka ptaea
at « dinner tn he held at Eddiet
restaurant at ft.30 o'clock.
All former students o f th*
University arn eligible to become
members o f Ih* Alumni Guh
whether they
attended the
rwiiviriBr
utwj lutriiiifte
mi* Uat*
ym
veralty on* week or two year*.
Mr. McLuca* urged all fovBMP
students nf the UnWfrilty to at*
trad tho meeting tonight.
,,. C‘
Jax Mill To Contini
Dumping: In St. Jol
TALLAIIABSF.R. May 10. .
—Tho Attorney (len#ral'a «
ruled today lh*ra was not u «
poeltlvo avldenco of Injury
fish for tho SUta to halt
National 'Container Corpora*
paper mill at JarkaonviUo I
dumping refuse Into Iho Bl. J
HKer.
Assistant Attorney Ouawo|
IL Carter wrote R- 1* Da*
con##rvalien eupervlaor, that
report Kom Dr. A. B, UM
of Iks Federal Baraaa a t 1
erica * ■ * not eonclualra, i ^
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drnnkcnnm, wna ronirncril l >|t.i
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traced on both counta lo .p- ittl
day a In jad- Luello McL’min >■*. • l>
charged with draiikcinte"' , '"1
' aaaault, waa aantenred on rnf'i
^ ’ count to apend 30 day* In Jail,
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Jnop Wynn, charged with .It "rl
r,. orderly eondoet, » m aoiUeiteeil >•' f"
k pay $5.00 or apenil 10 day. in .1ill.
i*' iraala Ann Duckott, rhnrgcl « ih
t* dlaorderly conduct, wa* «rntenc'1 1'
j ' to piy $5.00 or apend 10 dtij, ri J"1
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Rf t pal it larceny, waa tranafencl i" „
m Iha County. William K Tlu.inii. . ,
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Mtirtin’s Garape
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
Hod lee—Mjirlnge—T ra llm
A price you can afford
to pay
Martin’s Garage
_fc.
Wr.y T. m£ II
m
'H y-produds oflen crow to rival
the Industry from which they
spring. For ins.ancc, nmv that
cann ng of citrus fruit and ell-
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rus juice Is becoming a large industry, .
NEW c o o o m e s
r* g * jj£ £ «
- SSSPSL W jg s
WITH TH*
has
been discovered Inat the citrus peel removed in
canning makea a splendid cattle feed.
Hut II grew.
production
MANY TIRES COST M0RE-6UT *
NO OTHER TIR E.. .AT ANY PRICE
CAN GIVE YOU THESE SPECIAL r
LIFE-SAVING FEATURES
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• Han't an cnliitly ww kind of tin of wtadddold wipna, awrap the water
aahty. . . tha g m tn t p<o<action you*va rich* ami laft. turn it out ikraut* the
Tread la actually a Troad di^aa." I ll
waver wallas nkral ban artlttaahattaty
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F.D. SCOTTSERVICEST.
F t ]
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K SERVICE
AUTOSyP
I* a by-product
of Han
ford's agricultural Interests. It
was begun to serve our agri
culture.
of
frt|Ua
and
vefcetablen
totals
s*» exlenalve
Its payroll ulone amounts ,o $.1,000,000.
As the world’s m arkets open even wider tu Han
ford fruits and vegetables. Sanford business
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will become more extensive. And as both ag
riculture and business grow, the
Just as UiU feed Is a by-product
ness
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$10,000,000— Hanford bus nesa U
of citrus canning. Hanford.bus.-
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N i l ll c #
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standards o f'liv in g in Sanford
Another By-Product
Increasing .population In the
Hanford area haa Increased
the number of our customers
—permitting us to provide
better and cheaper electrical
service In every
Sanford
will be even higher.
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VOLUME XXIX
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Member Associated Press
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IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
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S A N F O IJD , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y ,
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PHILADELPHIA. Mhv 18.
— (AP) — Democratic Mate
committee canclUlute.s smashed
a slate backed by labor leader
Johp L. Lewis and Senator
Joseph F. Guffey in Penn
sylvania’s prim ary and looked
today for some avenue to
peace in the bitter factional
strife.
R eturn* tra m
0860
of
the
it a t s ’s
8075 precincts
sa s ire d
victo ry to Gov. Gtorge It . K a rt*
fo r tho
Dem ocratic
senatorial
nomination and. with t S t l pre
cincts reported
fo r
governor.
Pittsburgh's c h a r t '* A lvin J o n 's
■a* • iiu r c il o f nomination.
Down before lb s
committeeendors'd Jones. went Lieutenan t
Governor T h o m a , K 'n n c d r , | | r
was supported by L e w is, (lu ffe y
and the C IO — a* was M ayor H
Davhl W ilson
of
Philadelphia,
who wag overwhelm ed by Gov.
E a rle .
In the senato rial race, re tu rn s
from the 1119
precinct*
g a re
%:ar |* 470,177 and W ilson 111.134.
In the gubernatorial race reJ M ia .
W 4J, B W k is t a n w *
Jo n 's 535,411. Kennedy U 3.117
and form er
A tto rney
(lo n cral
C harles M arglelU 111.110.
Republicans nom inated
Buper
lor
Court
Judge
A rth u r
H.
Jam es fo r govuroor- by ■ m a r ll.i
o f tsndellde proportions o ver the
fomer Gov. C liffo rd Pin rho t.
Senator J im e * D avis won the
Republican r*-n o m in al Ion over IS
Mason O w ]e ll, s la te senator and
national com m itteem an.
M a s t e r Degrees
Are Conferred At
Meeting Of Masons
M aster Ma«on»‘ d # « r " s
w rr"
cunfereed before a la r le a lie n
dance o f Mason* a t the reculap
m oatinf o f I-odfa No. *3 V and
A . M In tha
Maaonlc Tetnpln
la it n lih t .
T h a leader* In tha firs t ie c lli.it
o f tho rite* w # r*
P*»t Grand
M a ile r R alp h R , C b*pm *n and
J. E.
A b tm a lh J
and
in th«
aecortd section O r*nd P u rsu iva n t
P ran k 1*
M lll'y
a rot D la trirt
Dopoty G rand l(a * to r Ja m ** O
K u ft
.
R. P 'Lan e, r a p m t n t a t iv * n f
w the L o d i* la the l H I h annual
conclave o f tha Meaona held .i n
JnchaonvUl* re c e n tly , l a v * a la tailed H p o rt of lb « m e 'tin c . In
Utl* report ha prnload tha w ork
e f P*et G rand M * * U r R alp h B.
Chapman and B a a pointed oat
th at the Sanford L o d ia w aa w all
r*p r** e a l* tl In th a G rand L o d i*
w a in thin y e a r.
During tha co aclava. M r. L a n a
r*» o rt*d th a t O a o rf* W . f lu f f
waa ataciail G rand Laden Bacret a r r and Mr- Chapm an w a a ap
pointed to a f i r e Pear term »■
a member o f tha hoard o f tru*• t»ee of Ik e Maaeeiia Hama ha S t
Peter*burg. 1 7 * * 1 1* MIQo t waa
appointed G rand E a r * * iv a « t and
Jam ** O . H o ff w aa
appointed
M atrfct Dapaty G r*o d Mat t* r and
• la * oaa * f th a truataaa a f Me
io n ic propertipa.
nafreahm apla w are a a n a d at
Urn canaloatan o ( tfm m foUng.
Mormui Kept From
R e c o r d He Says
W A S H tN O T O fT W a p i t - v r y jb t t t f
B . Nm M l
dip * i ad
o f Dm T V A - M a p fold
Shown ae he talki'd with
r«*-'
porters.
Ja c k
U v in * ,t n n e ,
ml
field Ira sc m en, held in C'TIlire
tlon w ith 'he »|nyini( of i n , lorm er asAiKtiatp. 1.. . it h l^ 'cho,..,
a bar rtxnn * t r ia r o . M ic h , do
d a re d Lot hove "ruined mo " I ho
slain man
w a . a weaith>
uii
operator.
|
L ocal Employers
A tte n d Meet On
W a g e-H
o u r Bill
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8 ‘ . I:i,u‘ (»ffic!al Renew Old Dispute
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Displayed By I’uhlic French Be-inforeeDefenses In Xfriea As
h c r iiin iiif 'hn i i . i . i .
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cftrwla. ll» n i J S * J l b"k« City to
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pDna »t<> the tw „ im .ill
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M |ti'u iiiin nf h m m iM i
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To Seek Industry,
Tourists For City
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Weekly Luneheon n.n
Of Cl ul) Members
i»i a t nn*; ,n Ju p *
in-' Uiinktnv,
the
C'hlncua
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U rg in g concerted action on th- ' ........ " " ................ .. ' ” r N " v >'.»■!_s a iw r ..f ................. A it M.nt IV .■
. k.
p art n f Induatrial leaders in Semi■"« rmully here « l,l|p It,Postm aster li .1 l l 'j l .v . * '»>
nole County in demanding F lo rid a I ov"rs« w final m n itr u r liu n e o rk u f lk ia le , riin m ls -r *.f t - u n iii" "
senator* vigorously to oppose th.,h ' t i :'ii'D o rt The
>h il.lie n 1o lfie ia l*. a« w.-!l a , o ff
' <’
psiaagi- of the w agr-hour bill I
w»»" U h h a ril, .7 >eurs. « ".l Jm l various c iv ic '.ic a u iia t i.'iis ."*1 .
J . Poise, director of the Ml*,*' I
• 1 3 . month*
nunthor o f s|*c ta to r* are .- * | h .-i . t
I K SmiiMiiit .‘f 11
.f Mi.
ix ip p i A d ve rtisin g Planning R nanl I t l'h r r * «bi>»ri| won- M is. C a rl I " be preset.' fu r the only on
l h r i "IflrV llld'f f I \
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end J . S . Fa fish , o f the Associated 8.|ttier ..f N or'h llu lly tu m 'l. wit'* I't'k u p in Sunford th u yeni
t%a * Hslbl. IH lint
ill | li |f III ill 1
flit- 4’it m n n T llif t W tiivju •" t . 1 I tn
Pine A ssociation, d rc la rn l that
the
« f '<ls>ckhcnd o xe cu 'ivc. I -litreThe .pet-utl |il»nc w l l stop h. ••>
1 i l l I it ll M hr* Jam in i I *'|< i- [ *11
in yr vi’iii'l ij*11 lilu i'l T\".. t|i.- k m it#
fa sse g e of (he b ill Will be a d» , I ' '-V . Lockheed
slBm .gt J p h e i;
nn the firs t leg u f it flig h t vs lets it
I UK tilt* f li t It 1 4 v U .
1-MiMtl
i M.-m.it'in 1 R "-ii i"
trlm rn t to the South.
'I'"
K velvn Dingle of S t. Paul, in cltile s A lto o n *. K n stis. W in ttr
,
Ih'tlllMir. •“ *' Mi *1 f . ' n Mv
1,Miiifliton "7i nt" i.i 1 Ilu i'll tl III')
T h * s ,w a k e n addressed a group ! N " '
' " ' I ’ h 'V '; Sitl
W ill y
of Garden. T a v a re s am i tlt lu .iil"
H"' Mil* nnh I m l i 'i .M i i 1 f <) d m ‘
■ *pm r«*| Li h»vi' pii**
t liiii ih " m a rt r h i 1 1•4*4 II ,|l ll It.ll .1 i ii
ho w as at the conF o r tho pickup h.-ro tn m o n t.w ,
of Sem inole C ounty in d u strialists 1 burbank
ll l*|i)*tjn In 11 ' ')
M
Mh | Phuiinhin unvi’rn*
tiu
ls
,
and
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W
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ore
ul
Postm
aster
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n
ity
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every
p
et
rt presenting n e a rly every induatry
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the
co-pilot,
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s
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e
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i
in th is county at a meeting held
I f nt tuft MlttMt Im< | ill i l Ll 1........ 1 •
1i * i 1 in Mir |,i hn.im ini CniUiM*
ill
ii,
Mntnii
Im
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for
M
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IV h llle tiu .ie , vtee p i - n!,-i11 ami
I
in the Cham ber of Cumtnerre build
M,.lt fhfC MIIIHl til* * * I M
I ; Hiekvi Wu-a ni'Mi t ■
M i 'n i i !■ f i r i i i i i an th u
| Mi IlMVa
fo r
NW A.
ing y e stcid a y m orning at 11 00 opeia' tolls manager
alive. i!**|| IIm t til" * i
i Hit
Mil i cipp-ii ,,i I i liunm i "
.tUIlUuJ til S ant'm •I mill t" It" Wall ”
w
a
.
to
have
ai
cepleil
delivery
*»l
______
__
„
____
o'clock under the auspires o f th*
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t " f •1 'h i i ll ' ’ •••! 1nn tin' rnuil
' "Lin d » " b * l V\ I Ii i %
j
in 11120
i l l •wry
laki-n f .s
X T _________ V _ A _________* I
tCGrtlimraif ef* I'ty #
Associated In d u s trie , uf F lo rid * . the plane at 1 j . Vegas and
J*»d Im •* In id id. «iin'c.
d taken L 7 „ W , » ( r | . r s t c A r r C ' s t ' <:" v ' ' " " 8 ' ' II E a rle , F a .l . y
VV K . K n ha.fr Mini i V V
,-a lll| „ i lli r f „ r i hl, |? ,,it..i
E , T . Lay ^ ae cu tive se cretary of 'he cun'.m is Tor the remann d .r o. r i l l
s*mi.ii ... fn aiir ^cn ' 4 cliptin wttie |*nr
< uli
the o rg an isatio n, pretldrd over | 'he flig h t to S t. P aul,
On- h iflif .4 3 " t i On# ba»ISiuM'w HeiiaU' in tht* IN'nfixyIvhud *
the m eeting.
I Th e plane lif t union « ir 'c im i’ l»t 1 "in Minnniif 1 1 ..tu T* rucl 'ti
p rim a ry
ala-e-ion yc*trritu y , i-*
D eclaring th at am all m arg inal . n*l « ' I :-40 I*. M. ami was .lit"
rhaiun
n1in if hi* ha lint m H.ik
■I" Mt i l '#ij 1 sun Jfi t hu -t MriiI be*
I1 M JM«»n
W ill it* lim it , m’yro anil his w 11 *■
■ e rfin il K ill |«> w as luccunnful
ir.dunlri«» o f the county, p u r t in r In Lira V i’HHn ul
r n11 !*i«’|ii.ir.ii Dm f,,r -I irenem|
m
U rlv th# South, would b# tho firs t day. It vrHf r<|ui|i|H'tl Mi'll ' mu C a rrie , Mho u tlu c k n i W k >L
ffnlnitiir Ih*1 l)tim>ci ahe nonntn*
,’0»,n »n
I'a - lilt ijn unci
communication »nd J jiin , aection fn rn n a n in th«* 'Mi
to fe®| the evil e ffect* of the pro w ay radio
\ Til* in M.
lion over M ayor S Dnvln W iUnn.
P<t*nl l(*fri«lation, tha ip a a k c rs ' every known cotnm a'cial aid to ploy o f th " A tla n tic C oo*! I.m " | who wo* 8U|i|H)|1eii by
(*u ffi> ,
pointed out, F . P . Dutton, ehair- j fly in g .
*
R ailro a d , M onday afternm in
John L l.i win icml tin- CTO,
Matiiy |M^r*on«
i"f»!u
man o f the local com m ittee of th " I
-------— ■
— —*
,
tlseenla, have te.-u uppreliei.'leil,
iihtm' wht’ ll the open i1*i■" ii lo i
I'o lllp ii ill 111(1 HI th" til a11i^t
Associated In d u ilrie a of F lo rk ln , ] \ I j l t t h e W 8 i n ( i r D t c f u l S h e riff 1-. M, Hand said th i'
|Hiw« rinhlng nfficMlU l*««*•»-. v»ntio ii In U in l.* n»V K .lto n la y j
reported.-th at it ls aafo to p re .llrt |
. .
, _
m orning.
Fyun 'V J'liig i* ft. \\
W o n - *h‘
Wll* |||H«Uw>"t| 4lt |)|» llll'a't 111IC |a » !
p a rs * fa and enforcem ent o f the
r o r V o te rs
oU PPO Ft
The a tta tk ixreuretl when Merlnrtoi
aiMinp *ln*'
"'!*•* 11 IKhf Ilf tin* H**i»iiiin|a.' r||U|il«*i
bill would raanlt In bankrup tcy to
________
L a in went to th r negrn’ s houee i<>
law iw very clear in 1111% un«l " I h« F 11 te| c F j r !»i»*r n 1*f A 111*' 1; I ' -1
thousand* o f t m t ll Industrie*.
i
Declaring that h i* campaign
get him tu a ig ti* a tim e cunt »
Niiyv% ih a t Oahimr m ay nni livgin U will* i«p4*r'*'l tucleiy*
T h i Dill,
It w aa M inted m lt. |f „ r r«ixitninal|uti in the Kailroud that th * negro co'ild get his m .»" v
uii’ i| Maiy 21 which i* SiU irU n y
T h u ," going t'» O tulu o ill
L I V E O I K . M ay H — (yp>— F o u r
would have tha fallo w ing e f f o c lt :! Cutm nle.ion w*« based on
his f ° r w ork done on a job w ith lb "
From H n uie H ill No. 7ID l» r*
t w i' in the |M trliaitivnlary i>r" men and two women worn held in
“ I t WUUJJ *t)v « U 4 the price of record as a membor of lid s ires- railro a d w hich he had ju s t ipnt
it?f
IC m II m N * * ra a # t i r n i
C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S
h,.‘
j»<« h e r ' today lu a n sw e r grand
p o rU n l state IJoord. Eugene H following rn nrguntent. II.' «>
____________ ______ __________ _____________ ' " l re-udi:
Seel ion I . I hat •»>! Invnauti w ill r " present tho I... *J Ju ry Indlctm enU c h a rg in g f lr a t
M athews, i n a le tte r to The San
■■ * «*l|t>tt han.l with
«nd a fte r the passage o f tin s aet L-hapiar In ptiM Ir spenkinx
'd e g rrv m urder in connection w ith
ford llc r a ld . fexprotted h i, ,p ..t h * ra ilro a d .
T h u C l f k ly
mecOpg o f (Il'J I*
I* .shall
h 1,11 I.*
a
—1
- at. -It
.»
S •
- —
ho Itntaiwfiil
u n la w fu l free
fo r nun
any l^*r
pv
A report w as glvitn no tin .I t . ih - s la y in g o f Fre d C o llin s, L iv e
I t w as said th at llu u l took the
P r". lu lu 'll to the v o la r* «f Hfin
GUi's* un>l ilh e t h 'r r |a b
w as bold’ 'o u . persons, firm o r
curpoia- tri* » ..... Urns lit'l l
in
li.
l-iml
risk
taxi
driver,
loat
summer,
card
and
a
f
t
e
r
reading
it
threw
in "lc County fo r thole support ill
S h e riff tV rry * ft. Cunrum ia |d
niah<
I *••**>"*,u , * l‘ * ,r u " ' " " X
“f
, " r B a tu rila r anil an annm.l I'p o t i
Iw th touts atvnit Med .am , pinmn' in tho Valdea Hotel lost
-ws p
■■■
<-sow,
|| |c|w|
tho
rim
aryjr on
May aJ.,I.
—T’—____ _
I fro th
vnklem
of
OutHiote ft*l w;t* given on tbo im-.ii plant \ th r prlannerd w rro listed fn tha
T h * protaclltm dogroa waa eon*
-1 am profoandly g ra te fu l.’ h . [" « *»»
« ! " ' *" ?*?
•• in d ie tm .n H »:t F.U irl F a ir y loth o f
A Ch-nau ... the wind
d l w i l . . . . ’ 1K.1,
(• 'f «
»mu>h deep soil fish in g trip w in
fsrre d on lh r ro candidate*
at ■ahi, ’ ’fo r Ik * a bland id e n d o rs- ’ ^ I J " « him helples* w b d r tha
L iv e O ak, K v » Mu" Roberson a t
a tl'rn u o n
am i
M"« k
dlaeuwmd b rie fly
th * m a l a r ine<Uing of tha Wood tn .n l of m y rfc o rd *m j w i.h f . ,U B‘ » om* n
M eL-tn raprated- g e alan lav
. . I each y r n r beginning M arch I V
M imuI h t i uf II
tin- ■lull v o i'.l >• Ja s p e r, R alp h Hlntonlon n f L lv o
m a n 'o f the W orld In the A m arl
night re in m 'd tb * pall o f amIlia**.
ok",
,
a*
. . . u„ n„
. . .
axpresa to yon m y . l n c r e ap ' V * " ‘ H° h* * d ,n<*
“
■tl*nd tho S a n fo rd 4)vl*t|u T r m k (fh tk, Sh in er H arp er o f G iiin c xv ille ,
can La g Ion )|u t la s t night, ao i pracia l Inn, You h av * a ib r e it'C tWhich enshrouded tho c ity le a
“ V l
,,m * ’
.
. ,
....
U rd a y morning
“ Htellon 2 . T h a t «ny
p e n .,,. G r o w e r , picnic tomorrow by buat o t i* T a y lo r o f Jaek so n villo and
cording to C . C- C o llin *.
your ro nfid an c* Ip me «o c a r ry ! W a r r a n t, w e r . Uauedl fo r Ilu
__ ,
I firm or corp ora'm n. vio latin g i» * and tru c k .
'Jim m ie M artin o f Bradento n.
T h a r t l u l ■*» under the *u on th* w ork w ith w hich you h . v ' ’ * nd h1l*
I
„
.
pruvisiona of th is A ct sh all I *
t ’ennon said tho In d ictm en t!
parvtsloQ a f Capt- A h T h a n * * •n true tad m *. in d you may h*
• » » « « » • « * h i . w ife left
Deputy t ollector of In ls rn a l R c , lJt,
„
u i uy <lf . n iu .h i" e a n « r
fi'llnwi-d a l-iiifr investig atio n bp
am] lb * d * ir * a team o f the un| aasurail th at I w ill eoflllnua tu Osceola^, Im m ediately.
In
venue J , L H u rt w as In the Cham Bm| Upc>l, eu n vkilo n
sh a ll,
l» r
W . I I . Gasr)ut', special S t a le ag ent
form ra nilia.
k *, 'O th e r degree Work represent you fa ith fu lly and par
U r o f Commerce building to d .y
„ , f# nw
n„ t
• m l here by G overnor F re d P .
waa u i)g rr tha
th a up*rvleIon of W. form lb * d a lle * af Ih la office
receiving re tu rn , end gW tag in- , h, „
| l t f or nol , lute UlJ11 * stm “
Cone at the S h e r if f * request.
I I . lU T k t n a . T h e Candida tag who f a ir ly and Im p a rtia lly .
form ation regarding S o cial R e cu r.
A pilm ph| . l , tom lhu .................
J A C K S O N V I L L E . Mu» IH —f/V» 1 C o llin s’ ta x i w as bumped b y »
received the degree* w ere R*gl,N jr u i i .
|
0j q | | M aJ)<| f w l |, W ater
’’ W hile th * w t|| ha no contael
— W . M c L . C h ristie of Jecksnn- ftc lg h t tra in on this n ig h t n f J u ly
nahf E fd a rh la o a i,
Whit* fo r m y place M th * RaUnsa l
] F U h stale * I hat Ihn stgauir el«s«d v illa , speaker o f the 1357 Flo rid a I A f t e r tho engineer s a w the eats
lev and Em m et Head
I'ommlaelen In Ih * second p r i
C aton, th» k ta itcla n . wUI en-, lo bass fish in g is fro m M *rrh l i House o f R epresentative*, said he nn the track s ho v ir t u a lly h tlto d
O ffic ia ls of tho Banford-O vicilo
V ia l tore a t tha m eeting, pre m ary,
my
n * *r*a t
opponent T r o t h G ro w e rs, along w l'h etock- te rtu ln membiirs of tha
L io n 's through M ay 20— “ Dates
given had Invited the 34 other Demo- the locumntivo before i t a t ru d ;
sided over by Consul
M r.
D ael*.
haytag
w ithdraw n hold*re and
th eir
friend*
» f0 C lu b at tho reg u la r meeting ut , rv in clu sive .’*
ero tic nominees for membership the e a r.
Jam aa O- H u m .
w are B u t e from tha race, y * t la conform to
0f t h ,
confusion
m ay
stag in g th e ir fourth annuel P * - Ih * Club m the V a ld e i Hotel «o }
T h e tra in crew found C o tllm r
lit th * 1333 h a r m to meet in an
Lodge M anager V . P M illa r of th* p rim a ry taw m y nam# w ill
nla a t B ir d ’s Cam p, n e a r 'h * n ig h t »t *:®u o’etork. Presid ent have
a rise n fro m the fa rt that
body Inaid* the ta x i w ith h i* s k u ll
In fo rm al caucus here June I .
L U a ia n d -and H
M M cC gliay. apnear alona #g the IrnDot and I
• on the bach o f a ll llce iu cs 'h i*
mouth o f th e W akiva R iv e r, all* C . E . Adam * aald today.
H * aald IS o r 20 nom lnres had crushed, ap parently b y a , b lu n t
a a c r if a it a f th a U r* * s t H o rid * w ill appreciate It If m y rr«*nd*
day tom orrow , o fficia ls o f >h*
-------I statem ent re a d *:
“ Th ere
is a urged h im to c e ll th * caucus In irxttrum ent.
•oin.
w ill m ake ag X a fte r m y earn* fa rm e rs co-operative o rg *n ii»t|.*n
A local post o f V eteran* of closed season on black bass In o rder th a t an
a ffo rt m ig ht be
P la n * a r t hefag
on May J V * ha concluded
Fo reig n W are w ill be n o tg an - every county in the sla te fvom m ad* to ag ree upon a candidate
aancwacad today.
O v e r 4 fB perso na have been m- laad a | a m s«ting In the A m e ri M arch 1ft to M ay 20 o f c»ch “ to ho m ig ht engage In h it organiVttad to attend th * a f f a ir . Cam e* can Legion H ut to n iahL M 1:04 y e a r," Ju d g e W e re said
f e r sp e a k e r, o f tho 1333 session
m m arran g e d fo r the *n- o 'clock. Department Inspector W.
T h a phraeo -“ to M ay W
may sa tio n w o rk end be ready tq sta rt
tbw ’ .d a y ,
including
horse-shoo J ‘ D r l i i a r * o f Do Lan d w in P re be construed a s meaning
until fa n s Honing upon tbo convening
F o re c a s t: f a ir to p a rt ly
pile W ag and boat-riding.
sid e over the m e *tin *.
that dat« begins, he aA le d .
tonight end T h u rsd a y .
o f tbo houee n e x t S p rin g ."
Warrants Is .sued
In Osceola Attack
Jud^e Explains
Lilting Of Ban Ocala
, n . umvention
. u
On Bass Fishing!! 1 “
d . Bv
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Chapter Members
Four Men,2 Women
In Live Oak Held On
”1Charge Of Murder
Woodmen Degrees
Conferred At Meet
Annual Picnic To Be
Held By Farm Group
Informal Caucus
Galled By Christie
LOCAL WEATHER
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N\ ith Other Tension
Safety Talk By
V i’jihh , \*«v „ Mi Bn itellv*'r>’(l in
Kotirim ; throe-inch a n 't alrc^ kf. (..iil'Tio.-..
irh litth t* *nd pursuit p ian o , co-,ipen»to.l
N o rth ao t A ii'liiiP i
j'h o U> n m ilita ry »ii|>l«n>> (»ctori*> .it V n rin in itiU li',
N V , a jitin st nn "cn o n iy" Imml.ioi'
Aprl«I aOA| i l l hid hoi.fi iMi'lrii-t
c iv iliv n t"i|iulitlnut ( " "|> .rat» il w ill' 'lie d e ftn ik'is b y a "hU ck - ’d.'* tho fu -t ui Atno tu.i I
brrauAe thd fog c ite n d " .l
up
« a n l Shoo foot from tho Ilnur* m inic" In im h er, wot. fi.im the (Irtn o il H v *tii|u a r*o ', ,\ir Knt'co
flic mount Jin m n yo n v
Tll(* pilot a i out r> a » r r lll<* Si or
ra M ii.lr*’ r-un:*' " a t a nhnrl cu*
IttK u ln r . om m .r. i , | f l l y . i i , ,k i r t
iho #h||£c , uv . i . c a r.d to beam the
on H r" i l l . M ine
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M H K lt 1 2 1
Kiwanians Hear i ' Ilet
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n rv th .i ,*- ,jf Him m u sung L« » *
h* »*il hi I im**! irail ih .i| all tun-*
l'" id " n t CitiMil * f | v tii*i i >1
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in*l,,i fiiu n h*M** fo r
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vai*- lit'« fA.eUsi a rnnniPi etui h r
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hour, TH " Hi),t)uu *hip a a* nm
on *i r*'Kufnr Might but an.* In
in* L im M " In Kt. pun! vl • I *4«■
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Election Returns In
Pennsylvania Give
k Hard Blow To CIO
M
Siege Of Suchow Is
Highlight Of News
Filled With Gloom
Farley Also M i s s e s ‘HE RUINED ME!’ ! Fastest Commercial!
A ir lin e r , Is lo c a t e d
In His Support Of
B y W e ste rn R a n c h e r
Kennedy Who IsDe-.
feated By C.A Jones
I.O S W l .K L K S Md\ |s —i.^*)
Pitichot Loses To
Arthur H. James
t
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Lewis Slate G iv e n M is s in g Plane
Smashing Set-Back Founi1 With 9
By G overnor Earle ^n^oa—^ea<*
*
Seminole Cnnnly Product*
Mur# Fruit And Y'fce tables Thnn Any,
Similar Area In America
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The Sanford Herald
E ift b llt M
M lh M
Pennsylvania's Primary
la IM S
f*'.*rly return* from PenneyItnni.i *»eni l« imiicnti- th;i
m i m iiM i
'
the candidate.* (tacked by the regular state D em ocrat
rr, l i l t , a t tfe« f e e t O f- committee nre destined to be nominees for U, S. Henri ■■
fffgg i t ■ m if> r 4 . F la r ld a , i M r r lb * and governor of the state. Gov. Earle hud over 80.000 writA w l « f (•esMFWM • ( H a r s h K II**T
in the curly count a.* compared with 20,000 for Mayor Wit
n
IO L L A X U U URAX
xon in the Semite race. For governor the margin whs not
K d l le r
flO feD O X D E A FI- l l i a l a e e a N i u g r r
_________ -o wide, but it seemed to lie enough: June*. 6(5.000; Kcn*
i t M a u r n e s rtAme
i indy, 47,000.
» r C i n l f f .....................
#*.«!
If the final count hear* out the early trend, ’he re* M l l ....................#
JljJJ *ul‘* would seem to t>e an overwhelming victory ( r Ih»,mm M M th
d M V fff
"••••- •**•'state Democratic organization, u rebuff for Jim Farley.
A ll • h l i u f v « i » *
mre» •< chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and a
.1
‘(T* “ / AVm '.! Il, serious defeat for John L. Ia*wi* and hi* CIO political or
eeMta* on,*,
win *• •*-■»■* «»• ganizulion. All three of these factors had played an inik lt r r lls la g H IM .
—
---- - --------- tturtunt . part in tthe pre-election campaign which attracted
F m i i* L«Mdl« C'dMBpaMf f f fW ■'
Tb* iirmid ia tb# ■•iUa«i as much national attention as the ncent Florida primarv
S S L »f a l v i n l e l a * O ffirs* nr*
The regular Democrats In Pennsylvania had endorsed
latglhei ta t l« N ir f t if rill# *
n>
m - 1-r "II* »n-»»e-i
l U t l f f i la C h lr a g a m
\ ,kew (;ov. Earle for the Senate and M tyor Charles Jones of
I’i'tslmrgh for governor Lewi* and his CIO’s hail jiu'
Th* (tfriiU ta m *ifi*k*r • f Th# into the nice Mayor Wilson of Philadelphia against Earle
A M M ls ie d l*r#«* m h ifh
ft,r tho Senate and Lieut.-Gov Thomas Kennedy a g a :n s ' '
i lM l|
tm «hr ■
ftlllMtl#* •f mil *fwi it#pat#li##] Jont'H for governor Into this dogfight Jim Farley hail
*■ • 'lim i tm If •#
*#t
mill##**I*# . .
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...
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im thl* pmpmt i a i •(**. lnjec*p<l h n |* * r* o n a lity an d p n -siim uM y a New Deni blrs*• M i lit#4
t
ffc# 1m I «»«» gvhllellrd Iprri.
A i l r f | k t l f ■ pahllpRtU* etf epe ing liy endorsing one faction's Earle for the Senate and the
- «rl«t fllh(match#* l#F*im ■r-y al*< other faction's Kennedy for governor
liN r u i
_____ _
Now what has happened in the election? Apparently
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18, ills 'th e regular Denmerats won out on Itoth counts, Lewis and
I
-----------------------j ills CIO's have lost everything. And Jim Farley has won
•■How murd u ■ tnihouT", *,ii* !o n e a n d lo st out. Of perhaps even g r e a t e r
importance
th* 8t. AuS'UlInn Itecordth a n th e im m e d ia te sig n ific a n c e of th e s e results is t h r out
an feejl. broih-r, Ju*l rhicSsn look for*)5M0 a s in d ic a te d by th.-nt
Hbdl
Gov. Earle has frequently tiecn mentioned as a possible
T he Fort Myt*r« NfW* P ru * in* Di m tsratic nominee for the presidency in 1940. and though
•ItU th at whiln a lot of people the campaign brought out the fm-' 'b it he had accepted
few n there h*»r n»»er eeen ino». a |? 0,000 loan from a Philadelphia contrac'or who was
g Bttmber of ntil timers can dimly getting millions of dollars worth of business from Ihe
rbmtmV-fr rain.
J state, the election results would seem to show th at such
Conxroisman wlirns d^rnsn'is t-h irges are unlmfiortant, and the Earle star glows
• eonarrsiionsl intesiiesiiop ,o brighter.
tje K tb«r« is »nr p'lUtics ml
John L. I-ewis is ono’her who has had Democratic
thouehi its had alre« ty presidential aspirations. If he could not run himself, it
_____________ was cxjiec'ed that he might name the candidate, and that
Dorothy Thn.upaon says all th. candidate more thBn l'kely would have been Secretary
OMchueto'aklan
Natj
lca,|'*T Kennedy of the United Mine Worker*. Rut with Kennedy
AanJaln »»m» n fur hi* country (K'fealed for governor, and I^vvis losing out in both races,
A commit eulrirte In th« inter- his sun would seem to have set.
Far farther proof eddrees Che eeUtor, tndeeteg * stomped mtrslepe toe reply.
Taxed To Death
Fla. Not having the $282 which he owed ihe Ktute under
the gross receipts tax law, he handed his keys to the
A nd oj Sir. Wilcox himself goes sheriff and told him to take over his business.
00t of offlcu when thte efinttriH |
The gross receipts tax is only one of a dozen or more
hie motion for* WPA Invn \ foxes which have been levietl on b u s in e s s in recent years
ligation will «oon ho cm# of hi* o f - 1 fiela 1 actions that wilt bo forgot- | tint only taking the profits out of business lujt throwing
►fctto—Ocsl* Star. May b« *o, but mal,y u t th*-minto bankruptcy. A ll this little tux does is
. Jde Municipai Unnkruptcy Act win to require the payment to the Slu'.c of oue-hulf of one
forever.
| percent of every dollur's worth of goods that are sold.
t4 liRten?
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ay~wtw«<*«ttua&v
f«rtC H W H
w & h 9 ,-u >
« w vm
(WAHtti? i t e
m o
vm w x*> m
t
H r f t f r v s t 3 o o o fp e % e k ijftja l0 ft2 Z /n /r L
a, Kl SSEU. M l
lake country of c en tral Florida,
take a r»n down
the
glonoi.,^M
coast with its m arvelous hoach-^W
and beautiful tro pical scenery.
And you fojfc* In aouib Floridaif you want a change of acenai *ml a trip that w ill tD rill you go
north and w est, d rive slung th..
C o if Coast H ig hw ay, v isit P a ri P 1
Jo». Panama C ity and p e n en rn lj,
r-tu rn on s ta le
nomlo-i
Before the mk was dry on that
You’l l
find
p a rk ,
ant
M arianna ropioin ll* n K e lly " I one
Fernandbt* is all o 'e r me like a spring*, benches, and na»ny *po|*
of histo rical interest.
<b’ ud of i|Usl demandin' that •
Ituads a r" eu-eUent |n d »nm
enrue up to .sa4 ..tii fo u n tv su>l
must
C t a Jo«il of a ra re enou ;h in , r r«l«s make the rust
nominal Flo rida is » charming
State park
IUch t'npe of W inter Ptavrn r-- vacation !“ nd. you'll find no be!
minds me that “Cypress OarU-n-i t" r
van fu rn ish m strrts l for no !••««
than
» thousand
column*
«n I
■her, w ill I be over
Sho rty
Davidson
of
Stlvai
K p rin iti calls my attention to the
fact that during the recent press
m eetm * I **w first hand the won
iter* and Siorle# of the " e u ln h
wonder nf the world'' *nd why
don't I SSy .Lb
E rn e st K Coe inform s me th.u
it I want '» *e« a IlE A t , park
I d better t ik e s month or two
o ff and let him show me Trop'c
E verg lad e* N ntiuosl
Perk
en 1
then I I I have plenty
to »hi»-it
W ooPtM e t u * ARE
lYStO IN WM£/
6 R e C K W c H F ^ T E R \t4
about.
Bi+ygmoNm /
SAM B CO RNER/
1 v te l5 lH e f ttC 0 R P 0 f
tm
M K PH ER .fcft
Chicago newsboy«
lie H W < o U ? N 6 V te p N W s
bt m \ ftNOVKSteRH6IMCt
KW6UHE(mou>J
& 8 -3 B ___ _
OLDEST N E W S B O Y ...............
Emil U nder
begun hustling
sheet* at tho com er
nf 18th
Street and W estern Avenue, in
Or ice go, S4 year* ago. lie w a, then
■ lad of M years.
Today, string# ae It seem*, thlt
«*me mn, now SS year* old, still
-eP* newsptpere a t the same
enm er. Linder Is a well-known
ehsrmcter In Chicago and has
1 ulll hi* tusine.* up until now he
manages n successful new sstsnd.
EIR.HT B A L L O O N IST S.................
I Strange n* It irrm i, tw o ronilenine.I criminal* nearly were
graqted the honor of being th*
flr<$ mrn to ssrend in a balloon!
When the Montgolfier brothers,
J°**ph m d Etienne. mm pUted u>«
n,*nn f“, *uM ° f 'h e ir first *ucCM,ful ,’*lloon*- ,h ry w rre
l
^ ^ . " T '^ . t y
N ow if th is w e re th e o h l / fax w h ic h b u s in e s s hurl to
lienti were asked wh-.m I'«>. R w oulu n o t U> so b a d .
B u t th is t o \ w a s lev ied in uclwould r«iiier b a te wiihn,em if.d ltliiti to a ll th e o t h e r ta x e s w h ic h h a v e been c o llected fo r
•lone on a de»r*rt island, th e y .y e a rs . I t is p a r t o f th e " t a x re d u c tio n ” p rogietm
w h ich
•j^ w erod
"Mudeleno Carroll.” w e h a v e b een f i g h ti n g f o r e v e r s in c e th e boom ra is e d In x e s
aeked whom
whom .he
the would
would rethreth* out (,f .H|ght. Like the payrolltaxes, and the occupational 1----------- --------------T fh«i asked
*T have with her, klsdoleno Carroll
license taxes, and the corporate stock taxes. It ha.* helped
replied. NA loud obetetrlclan."
to double our tax bill at the very time when we were
----------o--------f t la very encouraging to note least able to pay It.
th a t If ell the money ta actual
And so the Little River meat m arket operator closed
etteuUtlon were divided up equal'
among all th* people In the his store, not because he wax lazy or Inefficient, not be
Statee, every pereen would cause ho didn't want to work or didn’t know what to do,
|U'««v* exactly $50..18. W hat may not not because he didn’t want to provide for himself and his
- be quit* *o cheerful It that If alt family, but because he was driven out of business by the
. (lie government'* debt* were di tax gatherers.
What' the Little River meat m ar
vided up equally among all the
ep!e, each of them would owe ket operator did lg be'ng seriously considered by other
business men elsewhere.
Tutting one more man on the WPA won't bankrupt
Charles Evans Hughes, thief the government, but it will help.
Juxtic# of the Supreme Court, r«'
--------- a---------mind* thl* country th a t It needt
IN THE MILLENNIUM you will get waited on in a
Athn of judicial temperament an
On bench, whether elate or fedar- hardware store within ten minutea of your entry; drug
Florida erltl put lomeone on Ka stores will use enough Ink on c a s h - r e n te r soda-fountain
State Supreme Court bench nest checks eo that purchasers can read therd; linen shops will
fbMday.
Every
eoneclentloui
etyben ahould make It hie duty not have Muat-Vacate Sales; taxi driveri, wlll have change
to find out before than who la the for a great big one-dollar bill; reaU uranta will know
better qualified of the two men enough to advertfee No Mualc, No Radio, No (
tnlnm ent; the municipal nubway will equip at*
enough eigne to tell a first-tim e passenger wl
QttV&o* is flanntaf to rus tor ash-tray areaa will be at leant 26 square Inch
the Senate eieinat Andrew* ta a tamps won’t curl up in warm w eathar; theater curtains
W ' Ihere la no doubt that the will rise within flye n^iptea of the advertised tim e; au
(fWMt Governor is etUl eoraparm- thors will refuse to be cockiill-hartled or gueet-of-honored;
Uffly popular ai on# recalls for there will be no newspaper syndicate*—If you Want to read
m er governors, but be hea been In
•Rica only on* year sad four X’a stuff or see Y’s drawings, you wQt- have to get the
mfethi. When the primary It held paper In which his atuff exclusively ap po u a; and nobody
tin' 1440, he wlR have been hi of- will tell what ha’d do If he were dictator, o r ‘ w hat m ight
% three years and fear months. happen In the millennium.—Franklin P, AcUQfc
j S n can make s lot of different*.
•l»i
■ o- ■ - «
t W Sty that Qav. Rivers of
Qeprgti is afraid to run for tb* U.
SANFORD TWENTy YE^RS A'
d. Senate becauae he seed to bo;lMT U the Ka Klus Elen, Time
Mr- mid Mrs H. 0. Lmtoulu to begin ea Thursday t
ins-w hen a man hi the South were eauete et her parent'* All heoee.to Mr. ta in
.would be afraid to run If he didn’t horn* gander aHernem.
Iw gw ud and Vhi
belong to the Men, Just na at one Tbs many friends ef Mr. and eeraaga hew lotah III
tim e n potUlc tan couldn't get to Mrs. K W. Henck will be ghd to
W* extend lympktl
.ffcft hea# unites he, bad the m- hoar eg their sals arrival at Fla'a- land and Alta madia J
■gHNwapmit of the Chrlatlan Tam* field. N. J, After advsrtfelag hh thm* plaeao being h
t eetlpn ed property hi the North graph offices. Oats.is •tttUridhg.
■end Johnson telle bo*
lo n g used t« ettreci S
when he we« .*11lug
i amdjohw. H» kept a een*
I £ ga that liked Is tight,
■"other* kdUrtooers **fh
Reg. U. g. Fat. Of.
A f.-w w rehs s (o I took time
°u t* to te || ynii sumethinx about
1 'w n m i S la te P> r* near Mariannn and that little yarn rot me in
a peck of trouble, not because it
wasn't a good >lury but brcau.e
* lot o f other *ertlon* have d is
tinct *nd unique attraction* that
they
feel
sh-ulld
be **t*lket
ib.uit.'*
ante of Elirop"nn peace.
The Uni'ciJ Ha*tr* is pUnniriK
powerful radk» station for po*
■ in leal brnailnsie In 8 uiilh Ameri
Anyone who has tried to maintain a payroll and pay
Cps Ttiat'R « Komi itU'u If It il his taxes during tho past few years will sympathize with
work. You cun tiruailcR* to South II. II. Henderson, meat market operator of Little River.
Awcrleun* but can you get them
TOO LATjS 10 CEAShiFY ;
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX
’ rD iimhH
mi WmmHr*. TUr%Sk
W rDNEFBA T, M A TTS, IT to
til Iry in g them out personally as I M arquis d 'A rla m le s, sscendvd In
"> •» c a rry in g m achine*.
| the first fn-e t slloon flig h t ever
w ever, the king o f Prance J made by n u n „ n Novem ber - 1.
»•< in t v m lc d
in t h n r e ip rrl- 17H.1, They aficcruJcii 3,U0U feet,
nu-nt* and s g r r r il tn ullnw tw > stayrd up 2-5 minute*.
cnnilrmnnl convicis to rl«k a jnur- C H E H U H O S W IL D P IT C H
nvy intu the air in vvrhangr far
fri'i-ilnm If limy lived through tho
v»|M!rii-nce.
The two crim m l* were re
prieved from the "■guillotine tnd
pirpnrutinn* far the flight «unplated. Then. *t the last moment.
* patriotic Frenchman. Biltre de
Kuiierv, came forward and offered
lo risk hla own l.fo rather than
•c* “ vile erlm ins's" sceriled the
glory of being the first men to
ascend into the air.
A fter a te«t flight in e captive
balloon. Boilers, with a friend,
In the 1901 ban-hall •< *»•,n. Jack
Che-lou, pitching tor the New
York Yankee* (then the "High
lander**), won II g .u m ., k>*t l.t
.a record never bcatrn.
i Yet, pitching against the Bnstnn
i Bed 8ox in the f r*l g*nu‘ of tho
*easun, Cheabro threw a wi ll ball
to Ered Patent, with the score t!, two outs, and two strike* an tits
, IWlter—ami B«*lonw*.nttw- A rne
ticsn League pennant by a game
j and a half.
I Tomorrow: The turnabout flah
story!
:
County
War Its Thousands Slays; ~ Seminple
Has 85 Restaurants
Peace Its Ten Thousands With 1,680 Seats
TALLAHASSEE. May l«. —
Seminole County ha* a total of
I t reaiauranta licenteJ by the
State Hotel Coramisalon U> do
business. Commissioner W. M.
Taylor reported on completion
of a check of the r«conle of hia
office.
Tk# detailed information. Tay
lor add*d. ehowed that
these
reaiauranta had u total capacity
of M il) chair* or aeata.
"W* satberud Ihia Information
at conalderablu trouble and *spenae to make it available to »Uy
person In Florida who may bo
Interested in B. and any request
of this nature will bo promptly
aaawertd by my office,*’ Commit
■toner Taylor a* Id.
H e pointed out that tb a data
will he of particular assistance to
chamber* of comm att* o r other
organisations which may be plan
nine for entertainm ent o f con
realloos, conference* or
other
meeting* which m ight U x avaOable restaurant tacQltiea,
" I f you really » *nt to iln your'
reader* a fa*ur
writes
Trent
Mark July 2, .1, and 4th on your
calendar now and make plan, to
attend the great three day celr
brntlon at Key West on those
dates. You will find a trip to the
Island City by the new Oversea*
Highway a thrilling and enchant
ing adventure.
F O R
G R A D U A T IO N
What could be belter, more
appreciated, more p ra c tic a l^
than one of our
W
Corona Portable
T Y P E W
C o llin s ''V o u 'll tell >m
stmut
tlalnlrow Sprint* and o "r fsniou*
R IT E R s S
Priced from
fall* "
$.39.50 to $69.50
E ,o m
M cIntosh.
M r*.
Out
threaten., ,lir u consequence* If 1 V ery regoonabl* term * If desired
don't drop what Cm doin’ and lct[
her take ine on a Cruise to " B ir d '
Island'' " There'* nothin' ele# Ilk ,,
O I - F I C E M ACM I N b l U
f rr » M's • 5! P» *• 4■
it in the w o rld” the say*.
fat 11*11 w ant* to know when
I'm cornin' to W akulla Spring* 1 1
see his new hotel, watch
th-'
11 auied fish and take in a lot of
R . N . N IP P E R
ojh- r th in e , that tho w*U tn
formed to u rist
should
be
iq-'
formed about
fteo rg * B u rr. )u*t back
from
Key West * a y ,. “ Boy. you ought
to See that town now and th«,
OF ALL KINDS
new overseas highw ay, |P» m ar ' n s
l l M t l i i A t* .
P lflB t m > J
velnus and w a ll until
you get —
m esseil up w ith soma of the h«- “
fi*h th ey'irr g,,t down there and
thi-lr " T u y * m * " are more Inter
e«tin ' and entertain in ' than M ar ^
t'n n o "C a v e rn s" you don't «r*nt|
to m is* II '■
|
Then there Wer » several others
and While I'm w jtlin *nd a u iia o s
to give 'rill a ll a hreak, Pye only
got one column a w*ek an .t I
know (hut anyone of th* tb o v*
mentioned attractio n s couldn't
Possibly bo described in |*sa than
Bodies—Pt»rInga— Trailer*
ten or iw *|v e rulum e*.
I goes* tho only thing le ft f o r 1
A price you can afford
rao to do I* ju s t hup in Ut« c a r '
to pay
and spend ray
vacation
nosin'j
around the s la t* . You can go ta
A la s k a or the V irg in Island* I f
you want to but I'm ta ilin ' you'
■hat you'll fin d no morw in te r-'
estln*
and
charm in' vacation
BEMI
land than yo ur own g ttt*.
CO, INC
MUtor Bld g.
P a rk A t * ,
Fo r a lot les* mon*y than you
t w o n o o n s i o c t ii o r m
w ill ip rn d on t trip tn to m * d is
tant apot, you can p ll* In your
c a r and s ta rt pu t fro m *n yw b sr«
PRESCRIPTIONS
In tha state w ith ■ ikouasnd and
ACCURATELY
one In te re stin ' thing* to *M and
COMPOUNDED
place* to go. If you U v* In u r t h
AT REMARKABLY
or west Flo rid a you w ill get a
REDUCED PRICES.
wonderful t h r ill en a trip to th *
O B T A IN
0U «
r iU C f c
ON
southern p e rt of the *tkte wed
IN D IV I D U A L P B B 8 C B I P take m y sd vie* » •* It e ll. go down
T IO N S
D EFO RR
FLLU N U
to K e y W e*t en the wonderful
new Overwee* H ig hw ay it U
a
YO U W IL L B E S U It n U B IV
trip you w ill n *» « r fo rg et
.'- - - H a u n e s
SIG N S
Martin’s Garajre
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
Martin's Garage
V is it the
charm in g
/
h ill
and
DR. MILLER
WERT-The JEWELER
M 4 W it< ^
HOTEL MONTEZUMA
3rd A t M u n o th
HoaeUka a«rrux*dH f * i h y p t b u tool rwwa* wtUt r u i l a i
w*hee, assay with prirato h o ik E x erik w beds. CowploU
hole! sere 1m . Sm n o hetew yog decide a* jom t o a x w e lie*
hig qairier*,
a w. M m , r m .
FormerOrUndoMayor
Dies In Jacksonville
following a heart attach.' Cases
ttt'deeth'Wee listed an WfOnAry
Aetrey had ttrad ta Valdeeu
�id
i
'it
tin t fflc c ro to
h e r a l d
.
.
s a n f o r d
\
fl o r t d
PAT7E T H H B B
Social And P ersonal Activities
Large DaiI;,
G E N E M A R T I N L A N E Y , S o c iety E d ito r
^
~
Social
~ Party Is Given For
Calendar
Mra- Monsalvatge
at,a
P liY IllU lls
, 1H It|*f* o\ ‘
1. i m i* <um
I rtf fit h v
SWi»nl>
P e rsonals
W * I « iiftirt* l l i r
Q n v iA ib k
HALF- SOLI NG
'— —
"*'
HumiM |ii»Ur-r i» m l.?n< h b u ri,
V i Hpendfiin .» f»*rt dny<t «>n Hu-l
II**1M*.
mui l Fium .nl
W n lvrliu t y ii» n ii
ii* r<* f*ir -•■vm al
Wr*
J
M
|•*l"t
*ft
Mr
lit
ami
fo r
I**'ml
U r q t i h f l r 1. find
r
| ijH n i Hu iti I a v
l-MtijjU) U niting
_______
Mr*. J i n k
l*»*TTy.
« •«
hi
Mr*
Ur
I
* rm*
i of A IK 'm m U
M an n
»hnrn
j g a M im i-nuni**'
Frie n d * n f \ R iiu lit Will r*»gr*t
in Ivm rt tJuu h# i* >11
th**
w
\
w i*11>"m *m vv-*f Hm
-ml
| It•| j
M r am| Mr*, Jnriit
H iiH r f ii, <'hn*tirv*
in 11
the p j- l
F tr.t l’ri*.hytrri»n Church
In
IVintnr Haven Dr. Ijtmicrn Chll- „ri
d ir performed ihi* rvrtmony.
11 “ ,l
Mrs. (iriffin wore n nrivy blue j "
tn«rm hU with whit* itrri'..orir«, p0r|
her cur»ay* lx>injj of tj*r>l*,n l.i hu<>
She dI. o woi« Ih* Irmlitiun*! [)nj
of her enroriety, Knppv
T.
fiim m a T .u.
I
The Sunlonl gum ta piaMiit it
She wedding iwere Mite Carolyn f( /
w ili e r , M itt I,'Ilian Dunlap, M itt
-jt
L ilia n Thrrrnley and lira. Olln
C rrtiihaw «f OrlaoUo, formerly of
Stnforil.
Mr*. Kmerton attended South'
fra Colicf* In Lakeland, having
ka«n graduated front high achool
to AUimyillt, Ale., and w at a mem
bar of the Keppn Gemma Tett
loeel eorr>riety et Southern. She I.
at present a member of the faculty
The regular tv .tio n of the
of tbu Sanford Gramm ar School. Woodmen Circle Grove Nu. Ulil
Mr, E m enon, a resident of New will bo held tn 'h e American
York (3ty, M a t preeent working Legion Hut Friday night at M:Otl
out of Marrlatewn, N. J., with tho o’clock.
Giro
AtioeU tee. He attended
At ihe meeting arramremenl*
school s in New York.
will bo made for an e nU riainm ent
A eubecription bridga p a rty w a i
given b y
Ike A n t l e r .
Lodge
of
ft. P . O. E . la t t evening a t the
E 'k * C lu b , w ith a U rg e a n w d ia
r r»f|||ng#a r rum «*l Qf On*
of
Mt j
\ !Ian
A re
Economical!
PER W ORD
Jo n
SADYK’S
Mr
'ili- lii A rrniR to n h n . In d
Ii* i RU|*,t. fn r a .hi>|l 11till*
in
Hr
iltd M i .
T m n I’oiul. a n d Mr<
III*:AI IA Mini*
c iin r lu . 'Ir A r t h u r . of Cordole. f]s
Ylr
Hml
VI r*.
2c Per Word
and less
p u n HI
k>itiijifTit> th« h jrth *»f .»
\l:irv K t J h T . I***t nm hi
►VnirtM Laiiicluuti M**mtirii*l
id rL
th r
Urn*-
will do ii - get results
It Ml,I 1
VI i * K n ih lrv n
H tcI jC'T*
»nd
?«iunK iliiu c h iri
M iin d irri Ann
■i f l v f i l Unlay fr,.iri O r mowil
h
G* upPful n -thfirt turn* with Mr
"m l Mr a M. It St r irk In ml.
M r. O
d i'ig lif r
!• Herndon «n'l Tonn*
M ary
M argaret, left
II h t it I C l \ IM S l l l t l
ti.lav fur W a.hlnaion,
l>.
C.
wliero they will i l . j t it p H e m
don, J r . who l« uttending Utrnyer
Hu»ine«. College there.
program in observance of the ann i v e n a r y of tho ealablUhm rnl of
the Woodmen Circle Home for
aged and orphans in Sherman,
Te*.
'la k e I In,.,- ||.,o i|
111r a r n t r it I |,
A
, „ w ,„ ,. »
\
U ***'
M A N I C | HI .
I h u rd le r
T h " .* attending tho beach iu r ly t» be given tomorrow a f te r
noon lit Hiiytuna llearh by th*
I’l Until 1' hI aoiorlty of Sletann
Hniveralty are a* follow.: thu
MIm * . Marjorie Coataum. Lillian
Adam., Itarolhy Wltuinn, Kllaebeth Lefllcr. Cecelia
T rula rk.
Carlin Pa|in*r. Jouune Aiiarello.
JoegiMiine cam p hell. Nanry Ho.
**'t"r a n d Holm I'alm er
Jaycees Advised
To Seek Industry,
Tourists For City
Project would h* returned
ro .tm a .U r H. J. Hotly, who
w a. a yl.UoT, reguaeted ro OperaHan of the w te n b u tto n in a u k
h a Air Mall Week a aaccem. Ha
aapocialJy urged m em ber, to huT
a ir moil a lam p . te r outgoing
mall Tkoraday.
Mr. Holly al*o atraaaad tho
[IKM W l>
It l.M V IN S
t il |i,i,
The Sanlord Herald
1111111II*
ill
hi mi fn ih I ii , '
* I •**! - irtMII T»
‘ Vnm .nl Week**
Ht, lV (i*rib u ig
a*-t H undii y «*«!
i
>*'W|« rnJutomiT *
|H>Ht
, _ .
C,#b
h" hom* • "
i f * “ ff™ £“n
W ,U l s t " Streot.
At tb r concluaion of the gam e,
prlM* wer- »*.*rded to the follow>■» *»aeU : Mra. Andrew C tr r iW»Y. hl* h acore; Mra. H arry
W oodruff, k*cond h ig h ; aad Mite
M rw u ife
F lorsheim s
59 50 up
F riendiys
^s.oo
F ortu n es
AVr art* nil pitrltiers, h«» to speak. If our town pros
pers, we nil prosper—if the town goes liaekwiird. we
all lose. When you patronize outside merchants, the
money you spend, can never he used toward the
growth of Ihfat city. When you spend your money
here, you help— —
MAKE OUR CITY A MUCH
BETTER PLACE TO LIVE IN
Skyriders $1.85 up
roB W>VS
H H M B
m
i
No. I
PARTNERS IN
PROSPERITY
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
Jaycaea In
In Orlando
n
III |
B. L. Perkins
Mamb*n of the d u b will bald
a monthly meeting be Ortaad*
Friday alght at tba Atlantic «|»
AVK
Classified - Ads
C.etl.uea Pram Peae Oee
-----------------F l i t * were awarded the follow
ing ytuota: lira. C. F. Praetor,
Citing |he (u c e e » that W inter Y i n * . M u n f l I s H o f l t M f l
high acarai V* B. Zaabry, Ugb
T o H e r B r i d g e C lu b
•fore; MnL II. M. Rumblsy. acree- Garden he. tug win, Ha toorut
______
np; |ftea Carlin Palmer, ft r eanei eantp. Mr. McKee pointed out
M r., Roy F If .n n ent.rtalned
A t . J . 0 . Lanay. door prtaa; and out th a t mooar *p«nt on .u rh a
M m I m u of lea araam and
raka warn a t m d tba gouta. Thoaa
preaeot ware: Mr. and Mra. V . B.
Zachry, Mra. C. C. Earl, Mra. J .
MT .Rail, Mra. Paul Petal* Mra.
P. K. Baomillal, Mra. C. J. Ukrig,
p. M King, Mra W. L. Mar■*■> M n- R. M. Romblay. Mra. 0A Herndon, Mra. A. B. M.beney,
Mra. Brad Zerrcmer, Mra. T. C.
Bait, Mra. Boy TUHo. Mra C. P.
rVactra. Mra. M. U
Mra.
J . B. Ada eta. Mra. Oeerge Wetaateht. Mra. P. M. Scott, Mra. J . 0.
Lanay, Mra. Henry Th ora ton and
M n. L> P. Ragan.
I* M I R
w ill ho * hid t" h ** M thal >ho ,
iUIItrovtmc a» thn r»»o.ihl L i u k-,»
D»n \\ t io i i . i I U i ‘ s i . I | i |
Woodmen Circle To
Hold Regular Meet
Antlers Ijodge Gives
Bridge Party At Club
SlfoK SHOP
Ni'Pill
•nil* enmnmdit (♦•n Dial
I hi* fttrn if rt
( l l l ryntst fniy nn.I um iM d< ri . . th**
j farm e r'* run n-Iurn* fr-m the *
j oan rmnlit n*.
I mfdt jrji burn
F r e riiU
Many Attend Picnic
Of Freshman Class
Pe., a fta r June ID.
Local Employers ; 1‘lans Arranged
Attend iMeet On i I'or Ohservai
Wage-Hour Bill, Of Air Mail W
I
N'iy F
'iviTioi*
lr w ill l»*;tvJ "It ennlum t no prnvi
r-ns for
« 1 1 hum i out for VV i >1 MU I mi |i i
|d,M mr farm m il! nmil - >. fin The
1 w f>*, t
In* will r' "i,*iri ini it* i **
on |ir n c
* v*»|
a ;f h
■
.* i n n ,
.t triwM^h on ho (n*‘4>h* »• v fl*»«trnying nn\ |ii**Mihti '
--[ It V i'f Achieving prit’e p i tly a* j
i
Mr *n,| M i, II V f!|:n * «i * hi , Wt*A**rf» « g rir ul till r ttml ml i*r V I .
| •». i ml M i-, 11« r vy (i | ti
, ( **\vt writ hat untlmir the . t. uj. |
it* 'latnpn t i l l e r day w in ,. [ i oi Don «•! L in n la bn* uim-t m« »«' «»f
>Hi I ill VI nil hi H it' , ||.|, hill* '
>Imt iit*uhl rmiki* it i r -n 111\ tin
i ,i
• fur th** farm* to m iM i
f*'hn I. K»*lly |* ft t. 1 1
, jl h<M il hi-p i*t »h*- ii aei ii iMim
»
Ha v«*nii-i >( N V
«h»*r« to
«p'*>ni O'M* -om ille r
n ii>ti' |)
Margaret Griffin Is
Wed In Winter Haven
M r. and t f n . E m e n o n plan to
m ake th e ir homo Ip M orrlaville,
NADER'S
th « y
^ i'll ' »*it friends «n*1 rHMhve-*
Hr
.Nl \\
a a a a to e e e *
In Person
On The Stage
“ Hollywood Shops”
A Sanford Establishment
Iziok for message No. 5 N asi Week
�Lookouts Lose Narrow
’
.
r it iN llli
Daytona Beach Nine Makes 3 Runs In
Eighth To Cinch One-Point Win;
Binder Allows K Hits, Fans 10
i r . u . i 9;
w »
1-4 1M
1
Yiife
I i .m i m r i
I* 1'
1 '!*» Aa«i|#(lfl*>
1* 1 ■
1 | *,4»t»tii Heiirli
1, 11
I • U I.I..I .
1* • .
1 14• 1-4.1
1 : 1*
' lenfertl
II IN
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I•
Meoalle !
|
l>a|l««a Uaarit a ■•■lord V
1i'4-1 ,«n«|
f )(• |j( ni)rt 1
1 Pe U fkji T, Le«»biirc ft
....
11 .
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t<i«fiiw|lnv 4
M l In i
f. ■*•#■ T n w lg h l
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I I If.rl J| (trlm u lr.
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V ra 1141111« t I 1, 11b. »
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ra
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W a rra n ty
)
B acon
Ave.
33— For Sale or Rent
,
RAVk II.OMO# or
lu Inye»t, with «etvic#». In uu> na
bis bualnri. having jiimaibllllioa
ter e*pan>lun ’ Uu* A ft", Car*
Herald
'■ \ l — Miscellaneous
l
rtL L
YOtlll (ire
eUlnsnUberv 33— Personal
• nil S et y o u r la c k I* i« a d y fu r
f ls h ln s »ea|no. W " have a l»<«
t h l p m r u t o f fre a h . I l k lln «a . H a n -
I
ford Machine Co., tin1
■ rfm
H A l. i:
V a l e n c i a . »r*n*"*.
3, '
C *o je lloed I'a i’k in * C o , U>h *
Phone
»tl*
__ ___ U A V 'H
W*
deliver.
h ard
w e a r in g
• floor end 4e»k pelnl will renew
beauty ol your pur.'hi-.,. Hint!'
&■
M ill H A l.K or Ituul T » u buniaInwa. one aoveirroom . une (!»••
100111.
bolli w |(h (u nnins w a t.r
and but 11 foul m il** woat of San
fo u l A la n 1MJ
Kurd
Pick-Up.
lu.oui) m ilu . V ictor J l. l i f ’cn 1.
T e l, K i ll
* e b .H o « » re H a r d w a r e C o ,
-SIDE l
MKN O L .ll A T n il O K T
PKP
New Oatrei Tonic Tablet* co»
lain raw uya|«r invliuralura and
otbur atlinulanti. One dna. aU rti
new |u [> Value |t Ob. IntrOduc
lory price J»c. I'n ll writ* Han
ford Ori'S Company.
In T u r*
eck l l,e*fi m i bn«ei*, O n y ln n u n * a rh
T, Hun fo rd *. (ins# n n balls, n f l
M hrnlm t*. IM»»d#f i MUru c k m il, ?tif
NlirnliM *, P tn d sr l« t,*lia u ff Hhrn*
ba In I In n lim * I t . itff P ln d # r In
i
In n ln a a Ii I ' n i p t n , p » t # r * and
Me tan tl I It* T im # u f «cnifi«% I; 15,
|
Fine Watch
3
Repairing
«
| Diamond Setting :
F lo r a
A N D
J
.Nut i r e
Of
I . K E J i l l l 111.
Spur* **tit|ts »*
fahogganing ti
IL iiv rir
M u ff in h
I I J S. P a rk A
H
Lien
'•*
, *
d r |•! in 1 h o y s m i h a ve b een f e a t u r e d in C ypres,* tilll'ifeli* M ovie* w ill sH ig e W ilt
I 4la p
\ ip in.-, k n n g . * 'Ov**r s 'f*»et
I -old
C 4,oi|ianv
A<pj o p b illin g ,
f >*,4 u ie uf t hr- W -i f t M elon F ••i iv » l n»*xt T h u r s t la y .
t n u iit y . f S c m m o h ,, hi • *in«nt|iinn **Hfin»** w ill hr* ..n th e p io g iu t n
*• I
in 1 nn r v in d n i
" I" •
tn « » « trv ---- W hnlKnr II . A H t n d k l l
D ««k O r M # a*rn i» L « I u i Io m p t - '
W C A R C TH E
«• -•» - « ..l ,r d »
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SEMINOLE PRINTING CO.
I . E f i A L N O T K ’E
r u e 1 titi 1 it 1 hi n r » r ,
u iln illl; m l M l
lliiH llll.
I »1,1, i \ > •4 1L i 1 '* mplrtiiiunf
F
For
K O llN P
►
* I t s C r e a m R ic h n n u i
* ItH
i
4
M ilk — Ice C r e a m
H ut t e r m Ilk—
C h o c o la t e Milk
4
J
111 . 1(024
Phone fi t 1
3 U R First
b r i» I v f t b y th e fU m ^ * .
boy or girl desiring to rtiisr can
secure full informal-on un how to
build their own boat, where to get
material.*, i y writing Frvnktin M,
Sawyer, Florida Wtiteiways Con*
gre**, C o coa .
DELlQHTED.)o / /^ r
GREETINGS .
F T ac^ T , 7
GREETINGS. MISS ANGELA
f> 6 ILLIN6 SLEY-MR.SMITH
\ ; % i O F TH E LEG IO N .
HOW
u ' V
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DC
DO. T ^ i
C
Liq u o r Store *
We carry a complete
line of
■N LUXUKIOCB MIW I t P O T K B U IK I
loweit rABis-^cioica
!*>• . u w . k m . . i # t .
Liquors
Wines
Whiskeys
Gins
•t n . i - 1
h . im
T*. m *.
tm i
X SAW YOU
IN THE CAFE
HOW DIO _
YOU GET J
M E ffe ?
y?r
UNION
BUS
H ln M l ........ .
V I.w V « k
3W» P a r k .% **•«#
lowidaMotor Iines
ON W COME j
I ACCOUNT ) M Y J
OF YO U SE-\FRlENDS
WE STAfTTIDJ DINNER
1 / T 'S
our -
is
T
SERVED.^
AND FRANKLY- IF
YOU DON'T MIND.
I WOULD RAW ER .
NOT HAVE ANY
CONVERSATION
DURING THE FIVE
HOURS OF
INNGR.
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By Jo M tbir
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or io u m
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U h * ' Iww k w » *» (toy j m l i , n l i
1* -w Ihi by baa it ■ a * M l k M - U | •
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• 112 Sanford Arc.
— V
K ttP
j
Sem inole Cream ery
com pany
Sanford Fish Mkt. 4
ATLANTA. Mjy 1
—Ito.1 ►» l7 ,Hanford Ave.
uf two mvn w»r« <fui[ from
ih<- fir* bl»ckrnnl ruin, of Iho
Triminwl Hotel lixlay, briri|fin/ thimini U r of victim, found to V!H.
4 irciAcn e x p r e u e d the fciir thill
»*-vi*i»l u l h c r . w .ro Lurlod in d«-
N u lrltio u iin e M i
Morn people prefer the ■ freahing wholeaomeneu o f . .
23f 4
’
LUt More KUh
f For tjualily And Variety
►
Sr* The
i
* ll.q H e l l e r F l a v o r
4
SpccUl Vor Tomorrow
For Cheap Meat
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hi* firnl poblle eppaaranea In San
ford aa a alngar ahma hg acaled
lh* haighta o f fame.
Mr. Ilo ltxcla* U a Sanford man,
a former student t f Semina la High
School and Lauialana State Uni
versity, and b th* aoa * f Mr*.
Emm* Holts*law * f U S B n A ve
nue. P te .a . aolieaa * f h it perfor
ms ness la AUaata sa d New Or
leans aad other la st* *Waa bar*
lean axtrvmaly ijaadfdory ta char,
ctcr aad M i w a caHy acknow
ledged that Ua apward ribah w ill
u n Opera
WANT FALL TAX BACK
i
S itiw b u rry
g rn u m
aliunml
a i’h
’ h»* I-tm isliifin
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inn •*•**■«I mii ’ hi* t a p i’ ol ^rmin*1s u* Hal mi K*ottct' ns rt»* • t Mn-u I*
li*H liftin’ in a appt n p r’pt t*
«.» fmy Mo- f a iu ir i ,, * nlnuly
1 .- .H i. tii t
"Magician” Gives m ««i» iw yivania S e n ate R eturns
Rail Aid Proposal
Program At Lions
To Banking Group
C lub G ath erin g
Henry Vamhsm of Osceola was
Outlining tha davclnpment <>( fur tin* Sa nfonl Oviedo Trm k
Mr,inei *, ’ivtrd i*s m atter of cere”
In lh# County Jail this morning ensoi aa a tratment of ccnri'r.
Ilf un ’Cs for th«* a ffa ir,
charged with
setting
ssvtral Dr. T> A . Neal of Orlando riled |
Among lhe persona attendi/iff
waoda fires in Seminol# County, to local phy,leant nl their rrgu- ,
»he i f f u r , it ||r r a id reporter noted,
* > * » annaoMad by th a ShaiUf'a. lot meiabliL-eaaaUng- u H k a Jlaaai.. t brr fo niw lrtp prom fflHit
office totlay.
gaN Coytnty Medical Society Tue«mill »nnfndo I'tuinly reai«h*nla.
Varnham, who lives In Osceola, 1 day night several instances in (1. |V Herndon, O .1 Pope, .1 E
wat brought In by the Sheriff*, which the newly developed strum
f*Ariinik O .u 'ire II
B r id ie Her
office yesterday.
had practically cured thr dreaded
In-ri Mi*wt**r, .^Fiifurd HiHidney,
malady through persistant treat
Firw C h ief Mark Clevaand
Jnhn Mri-eh. Jtm. |>. Jmkma,
ha* .tdviaed aeveral times against mrnt.
,s .» ,
i , *
, F ir r ( Iiie f Muck rleveb n id , V\ G
nUJ the
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Dr. Neal told
lh loctii doctur* \
Indiscriminate setting of woods '
.
/
. ' ktlber. | luytl F Hoyle. T \\
m
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fire* and grass fires, declaring that the idea of a u ru m Im treatLaw ton,
County
Judge
I! \V.
that they are a danger to houses ment of eancer was conceived !>>
Ware, U. 11. t'oleman and II J.
and other property unles. rigidly Dr. Carroll of Ontario, Canada
Lehman.
■ upervised.
{ after the usu nf a similar product
Al«o Krrtl T Williams, \ . ■lie
The extraordinarily dry weath in treatment of eye ealnrsrts
Williamt* t ‘. K Adams. Ales K
After esprrlmenlin^ (or sum.;
er which atmo.t the entire state
Johrijton, If.
Dulio-c, \\ B.
has experienced for Ihe last eon- . lime, the Canadt.n physician. In WilliiiniA, W
pie of months has increased the •Neil slated, developed v prm’e .s llaw.'on, llev. II Ballattl. 4 It
u 1* llrouks, I ' E.
danger from surh fires. Chief for a serum whirh will attack llri'iNluw, c . E. Williams, Slicrlft
Cleveland asserted, adding (hnt cancer through developing a reI'. M IIsihJ, E. E. laincy. Max
once they have been atrated it is alsltnee. The enaol trrutieenl of
SU-uart. Mayor Edward IIicons,
very difficult to itop thorn.
| raneer calls for a daily injection
('. I. Tod. Olio Csldwrll. I*s
Yarterday about 1:00 o’clock of Ihe arrutn which causes ihe
lianslxitlum, II. II. I'upe, S J.
the Fir# Department was tailed patient lo feel vety little react ion.
Nix, V. Y. ilnuiiiaii. Ilurnld I!
nut to extinguish a grass fire at
|lr. Neal exhibited a patient (hut
Wushhurn, JuiiH-s (i. .Shuriin. .1. II.
Shirley Avenue and Eighth Htreet. had been nearly rured utter tnkt'iei-liiui:h, Arthur W. Yowell,
Although th* fire w as put out |ng Ihe treatment for two years
A it liar llrunun ami II.
T liash
with llttl# trouble Chief Cleveland and cited numerous other cu ies
rr.
declared, a house and ham were where patient* had In-rn treated
Tho*e no the Various rmnmilendangered by the b la ie and If with satisfactory result,.
tees in rharge nf prr|Mrmx and
Ihe Department had not arrired
While advocating the contmuuserving Ihe meals were; lli-nry
1*h#n !t di‘* *h' houw anJ l* rn Gon of preaent methods of m a tKitchor,
llvnry
Witte,
Fred
would h*v« caught fire.
ing the malady, namely surgery
Reese, Fred Thurston, T Holly,
Chief Cleveland again rrqtiestrd radium and therapy, the Orlando
C. F. lirannun, George IIires. R
th* co-op* rat ion of th* public in tpteiallsU declared that the uso
■ lopping grass and woods Dies. • o f enaol Is a valuable adjunct in W. Deane. Richard Hicks.,r, (-ar
ils* Muse, Clark Htspler, IV II.
-----------------------| fighting* th* dUciac.
_
- I At thalr mealing the doctor* I’ringle, II. R. Giles, Osie Du Hose,
'
i made plana for * boat trip on the Jack 'Ellsworth, Ford llarri-on. Jno
i HU John* JMvar in place of their Harrison, Curtis Muse, C. E.
Hunter, E. J . Smith, E. It.
| regular meeting.
c
WASHINGTON. May U -(A 9
— Informed *11k I* la ,' leniatlvuly
forecast a U.tOO.OOO.nflo federal
deficit in th* fk c c l year beclnnlng July t. U * reault of lh*
”C«ek|el." a play In two scenes, hug* spendlnr lending program
will b* th* highlight of th* Booth now before Coni rear
That would b* alighlty mor*
Bit* Bpring F*atlv»| which w p
antlrlpatej
be held In lh* Booth Bid* P ri than double tbs
mary School tonight at l:M shortage fo r th* current fiscal
year, but would b* below lh* de
o’clock.
ficit* of l i l t , II I! and !»*- Th*
Tha funeral of J . T. William peak peacetime del id '. *wcll*n
son, Lomgwood resident who died hy bonus parmante, was U.7t 5 .In Gadsden county, will taka p lu s 141.040 Ip th* rear ended Juno
0*. lt U .
at Longwood a t 4:00 o'clock
Hwiggerty, W. A. HUpIrr, A r
th u r Cranston, Hubert Marlin.
Eddie Allen,
Paul
(lg r-by,
Claude Hawkins, Jim Iloyd, Ru
fus Renton, it. K. Floyd. E- F.
Caraway and Hubbard Kuhunka.
Also Tom Merrdlth, J . J . Holly,
Walter Mewing, Henry Witte,
George Uatmer, Ed t'arraw jy,
John llarbet, Henry N ickle. J . F.
Campbell. Fred Bolly, J. C. Ells
worth, II. J . Krtlnbring, W . H.
Allen, D. C. Barclift, Grorga
liar bat, R. R. Pippin. II. II. K ailner, Mr*. B . F. -Smith. M ist Helen
Witte, Henry Thurston, J . Bt.
Clair White and Marvin C . Stone.
Filer Gives Account
Of Jap Intimidation
* l>BATTLE, May 13, - ( 49 —
K)>yn Gibson, JT, former Army
filer end newspaper man- ">ld
reporters a fter hi* arrival frt>m
tha Orient that Japanese seayel
County Agent C. R. Dew sop's
police constantly had lbreai*n*J
office wn* closed today ns ha ta d
Those who wish to vote ab- him with death far hi* activiUaa
----- of hi* stu ff attended
th* Ranfard Ovtado Track Grower* 1 **nt*a hallotg * M i do *o boforc •a a flying tnctrucior for C h lu ’g
picnic a t BM V Camp near tomorrow might which U th* ■ir force.
doodltns fag nhaanteo vo'ing
tha month a t lh* Wskhra River.
Glhacn wi* returning <>> the
afternoon. Mr. Williamson
10 yearn aid.
as
Friday la Deadline
For Abteniee Votes
Judge War* wU not keep bis United Btataa when Ik* Japaniwi
office open tomorrow night a* ramorad him from th# Miner Bm*
than* who With to cast atnenta* peace of Asia at Yokohama
4a *o dxrial regular
The Incident cau.e I interggnptlcstieoi before -h#
Th# a*Mp4 Democratic pn- wc* r^laeaad. “The J*p*u#ae
vfil take pine* Tuesday fog T i n mere Res* In thalr CTlRIgg
cf a n '
they kept rapcatlng
ha aaid.
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F or
(lO V e m o r
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Threat Of Wutfo Cut ,
Impairs Chance Of I
Getting l . S. Help
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mdl
as
un 'hem
Alumni Of Florida
j
Jury Is Selected To
Try Family Slayer
Sanford Airmail Is
Picked Up By Plane
tar anjr ym r an record except « a night.
<
lid.'
I’hdad. Iphia »
M. lim in '
•i i at it* 'irguni*' M il'll' *'l 1 Pt'lli'■
'S c ll. |l .1.,t\n Hi.*
cm.,
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: •'* Ti lie f .It.-upli ► Huft. 1 1,0.1 t U l- llll I | cwis labor
(tr iitui’ y hunt.1 ' .
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,1' 4, . 1*11 in (In ii hi ul Hi*10.bll.ul. |. *. ' 1u ilt.'fl . *.f u No^rm*
Ie i ."oim t >!•
ilffey Lew*
t l,.,.',
Kvm i4.fi
i t,ii i iM.inln’ *’ vi h*i rr*ii t| i It,in man Jm n ra
. ’ tun l i e brnrdlC*
"
attend this Installation meeting to -I h" b* , l,," r” f" r'n ""•* 0«,“ " ln* '*
morrow nlohl
ori»: C.
W Sps'ncer,
SrH-neor
night ate:
G. W.
Pale Sehlrard. Maurke Hmiiler, 1 HunXe pies 1r,| lulR y 1a,l werk
Jim Bheron, Chandler S h aro n ,! but lh* court reieetiui hi* p|ex
Randall Chase, Herbert Messer, I »ml onlrred that lie he tried hy
Pat fltanfuld, Roy Symex, E. L . , jury A binary rnmmiaslun thi*
La nay, Jo* O’Conner. C. R. Dawhim sane,
son, K uiiell Odham, Mae lluddlosT 1IOMAH GRTH Hl’ I’ POKT
ton and O. E. McKay.
Also Charles Palmer, Georg*
Ml A M I - U ty -Miami’*
Uhnr
Rollins, J r , R. F. Cm.per, Ed council vuteil yesterday to support
Meisch, Dick McLaulin. S. A . B. tha candidacy of Elwyn Thomas
Wilkinson, BUI Moye, W. J. Walla, of 'Fort Pierce In Ihe run-off race
Jr., Jimmy W right, W>. I.. Slag, May 24 fo r the State Supreme
Stan Varaay, Bill Preston and Court sent of retiring Justice W.
Irving Faioberg.
II. Ellla. Thomas and hi* oppo
1
—
t nant, J. Tom Watson, Tamps slApproximately flOB^OB^OO were
Th# avaraga train load on rail- torney, will conclude their c»mspent ky tha railroad* hi 1937 roade of the United S'aU*
in i palgns with addresses from tha
f«a area* lias, timber, lamhar
1937 was .794 ton*, the highest1 game platform In Miami Monday
.
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l.m n V uliw W illltim n gave a r'*
party till• .1 h ».| i if i 'L illy til’ J *'iu*iii tiinunCihU
iiin iii o f the (iroKii'An In Hi»* atr
fu-ilIHr-Iruyu. 1 " •I'i ' f , f, i i irt»'t tO'lti
mull ni'rvIfFt it ml in’ rtM lutrj puwl*
Its s|>.-| tiiff*. I rim li.it' m li r(ittiiti <1 >.I t* Hi. irtM rt’r-4 s»t
iniMft'r II J . H o lly wh*» » lrrn »',‘l
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puli)i,am l i'litu riiu'.'i ml numince,
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Ud’l |riH|iir^|»i| tlioJtl thi* Lloiin f i r
.ludgu A IHim II .Janii-s 11 Ma.nn
Th u .Seminole C uiinly I'u iv c r - mint .tf lM.4, o f f |« |.l|, .14
upcr»t** Bi f v r r v way im auiBk In s ity o f F iu rk la A lu m n i i 1..1. w ilt
rtHib-'i, tli'Ietded
i hr seliutarial
min.'.l 11**1 t>> ".*%>’ Mn>iii« I" 1 oil'
h«|p mnko uir mull wettk a uiic- he fo rm ally Installed tnnu.rrnw
purl l. 1 Ml.' r iiHriMill«
th* v ii.iniinaHtui tw Sinatur James J.
C fM .
Jim I I' .v i., (dedgssl
night by the O rU iid n ( haider, !t ti.,. k [•41911 "i» Mi' *i (iiMjmH.ii I m t i'luliller
Th«* d u ll iif fv v il |*> a rn J o*it was announced today hy le u n u id
e,i( w. *Ki*rt I ’i |t» M »’ll»
“ whulehi'Urted .uppur’ " of Iho
>00
a ir rtiml U t lc r t
oth« r McLuc-as, chairm an nf tin- rum rutin; Kepulilu an ticket.
L t” nn CluBu in vurluiM ellies
In th. Iti'|m ld tra,i t„p races, tha
mittee on arrangem ents.
T f i t of Iltd l**tl»*r i* 0 1 follow n
vulu iii 7 ,'rtl pirvim'l* gave fur
The Installatio n m il l - l e |iloee
“Th© HanfnrJ Linn* C’luB nf Hau* a l a dinner to be held si E d d ie'*
Govrntur:
fw tJ. F lo rid a (Th** C a ln y E l l y I, Restaurant a t
o’r lw k .
Jume* !'’J 7.:t7 l; I’ inrhut 435JI37.
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XI
May
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lv
l>«lni ilt'Aitttuu of iloinC lla p a il
Fur Senatur: ( 7J*ld prrrine!*)l
l-a»t T h u rsd a y T ru n k W Vight,
w
at
urait'd
tit
elreui'
man
Jury
In conim uinoraUns Na(k>na| A ir executive secretary nf (he A lu m n i \
Davis 7* 1,2 It*; Owlet. 1,15.211.
rmiri*
h'Tp
In,lay
In
try
I'uul
M ail \V» » k. in nfm lln i iru e tin itx AasocUtion, held a meeting nt the
Rutli Farley and Republican
F rie il lli.n v
52 y e a r ot.l German
ami a m n lia l In v ila lim i to aU il Seminole H igh School at v ilm h
Nidiniial I'hairiiian Juhn D. M.
in
, Indit'lm enl cluMKin- Ilunntturi juinpii] iiiln the posto ur C ily**
time he explained the purpose*
T M in trrn a llu n a l convention *o of the now re-organ last |en plan him * ih tli»* first iffic f|c«« iiiiirileF primary picture Furley with <a]0be held in O akland, C alifo rn ia fo r A lu m n i ctuba. Those present 4tf hit wjfo •Marie l . a r v n HunA’ . graina lo all victorimt* Democ'a’ a
J u ly 19-22 wau diacuaeed ami Iba derided to defer form al c h a rte r- 17.
“ nd ilamillun with an assertion
.
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r|u b tifcided t<» p<*mi a delf«at*».
ing u n til F rid a y o f this week.
t
“'- 0 h™ ..... .. Indlrt-d fur 'h e primary* rvsult*
presaged
IVesent at the meeting Inst
dauahter'. “ c r la in victory" fu. Republicans
week w e re : Jo hn C o u'ler. H ru x - L ’l ,n ' A ," ,■ *• * ' " 1 Nmu N " ,'Y- *• in 'he November general electionIn Washington, Hamilton said
Ion p a r k in ., L . L . Mel u e .., I am I
lv r r h ,’'f w
>’
Um iner, E a r l K ip p . Juhn llig g in a ,
'*
r » " ’ '•»»«• Im m c lU K ly he saw "ibe linniiwriting un the
John S e h lra rd . W oo.lr.iw R i s e r . . ? ' P.
M" ' 7 " ,a l wall fur 'he New Deal and all l*a
At 3 :IS thi* afternoon an air Juhn B e rg c rt, K inchet. Po w er, nnd h# *h ’" r"f» rm # .| Iw n e h ,I,Iren ond radiral and rrack-biuin *11las,”
drowned h i* wife In a
halh'uh adding:
plane United *1 Municipal airport, Charlec Chalker.
took on * load of airmail and
Those who have been asked tn ! *,U|’ ''nsurressfuRy trytn* to kill
"The Republicalia of I’ennayl-
headed again in'e th* able* '«
wing Its war to Altoona. Kusilt,
Winter Garden, T atar** and O r
Undo.
This was Hanford'* part in ob'
serving National Air Mall Week.
A Urge crowd was an hand la
witness tha pUn**a arrival In
cluding Hunt master R, J, I lolly
City official*. Chamber el Com.
marc* offfcUU. a* wall aa offl
cUU of varlouo clvle clok*.
• Mail leaving
Hanford
wca
atamped with a special cachet
showing a stalk of celery with
tha slogan “ Gat Mora Caldry,
I4
\J
I\
/J
iinnii'U-’ iJ
Vanin take their place wilh th#
Republicans of Sou'll Dakota in
demonstrating their
numarical
superiority over Iho Dcmucrsta i*
this year’s balloting. In Novem>
her they will Im joined by count
ies* thousand* of Dvmocra'* r#t
volted by New Deal blundering.*
Ilamillun said defeat at "lh*
CIU -Fsiley
camlnlal# for tb4
Democratic
gubcrnslurial nomtnation" rrpudui'rd “ FarLeyiam■ nd Roosevelt interference tn pit*
roary contests “
LOCAL WEATHERForeraal : Fair ’pnlfbt aid
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Sons of tha Legion Drum and
Bugle Corpe held their regular
starkly drill acaeion la st night a t
tha la g loo H u t
r*
* u,< tiiplm at,»-1,1 t
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tion For New Year
Big Deficit Forecast
CITYNBWB BRIEFB For N ext Fiscal Year
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Spread Of Fires Of Cancer Serum
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hdounrd Dahnliorf thh
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Daladier said. “ France will P«r*i*t in proving her rloae union,
her calm aelf possession. She can
do it becauae the it s 'ro n g "
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threw
lhe blame for the linp»*«ce ,n
frlendahlp talka on I’ aly.
HU
declaration came a* Italian e f
fort* to« break up France’s a lli
ance with Soviet Utiaala and a1lempla to fain recognition of In
■ urgent General Franco in Spain
had imposed formidable nbvaele*
io the efforts for Franco-Italian
accord.
Dritiah hopea for a four-power
accord were endanjered by 'he
Franco- Italian
friction.
Prime
Aliniftar k
Britain ha* made the appeaeement of Germany one r.f the
main points of hi* “ n tlW 'lc
foreign polley.
.lut even Britain’s partnership
with France and France’* altcmpla to a tike a bargain with
Italy were threatened hy Krnich
sympathy for the Barcelona gov
ernment and the French mutual
asaiiUnec pact with Soviet Hus
sia
In Ihe western
hemisphere
Mexico’*
I’re >Idem.
C'arleno*
(ought In put down Ihe possibil
ity i f an Internal revolt similar
to Spain’s by demanding
that
Genera] Saturnlno Cedillo, free
luncu at rong man, aurreluier hi*
arma and the peaaant army to ihe
government.
In China, Ihn Imporiani rail
junetion of Sue how wee burning
fiercely as Japanese fought the
“ dare to die" Chinee# unit* in at
tempting to eomplete occupation
of Ihe city.
Landon Raps
<;<>\k k n m k n t s u is iD Y
Spending Plan
Of New Deal
remier
Tit Mb'
declared today F ram e would j v ' mid. adJing that the ................. . mil t„*r, rw\ It,.’ ,1
With Mm firm I p im m ry ulmrMon
defend her frontiers ugiiituC t w.v*' v ,r7 ,m* “"‘i ,hl*' h i. boa’ w h ile thoy «tavr«l mi** a * ' 1. 'H
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111111 n i rr a im
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a surprise s*a’emcnt ts.su ad ho‘ *nm bin w it nrwrr m Hfftou1* a ll iiirn rn tr/*
.tii fur til*- .iff in , .ifni wurc in
In ami Mr* R rit.l an U hvivik
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I*,tid | i *m k iTiif rtp iip u itlit.
fla b ly lo w er lh *n iho* mi H ut v iif if S'*, ftir a trip up Ho \ \ «*
\I r Ekhnili w iH h lirM f l HiO^«* | l
hreakdnwn, principally over • Mr. h r m UJ.
kiva Iiiv u r. T h i y urtiit lo ■
. Imp*
'iin lim i th** a fl in tFti -* m artiiru:
the Spanish civil war which
On th r retu rn H ip , D r. Rrt»l dr- [•» v n u S ilv r r Sprm if< I if* r i 1
I nt cntifitnnl hi* ic n n rk*
cU rvtl, Hu* w i u r u r m r t l to hitvu lh»*y van rnakf’ i* m Mo n ImtiM
was mired hy rain,
I tn fisli »tor o-h, lnut lunif only
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Estahli«hril In 190S
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F rance Curls Visiting Yachtsman Says
L arge Crowd
Lip In Snarl At ^anal To East Coast Will Attends SOTG
Benefit Sanford Section
H ostile Italy;
Picnic Today
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Saints Come From Behind To Win Over Locals 9 - 7
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The Saints pushed arroM their
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; fifth when Jud y t in t ted !• leftfir'd and took third when Gonia
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'furred Gontalei at aeeOnd, allowing
Judy to irora on the play
Lookouts Relinquish 7 - 2 I
Lead In R ally In Sixth;
Nearly 60 0'Fans See Tilt
Lookouts To Meet n , | j r ,
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riroT hy W’etta. WVenn » n « credit out* r#<#n t|y a(ffn#«i, i* ila t# d '«
G e t 12 H it s O f f O p p o n e n ts
ed with en infield a ng lt to ihnrt
[wrfomi' on th# «l«h fo r th# W i T«
r •top advancing Skilling* to *eeond
• hil# V fin o f p r l.y l# Ju d y of th#
. V - T h e Si. Auguallne Sainta rami the tame
, Moore came In tn plnrh hit for 5> iin li h i* not d**#lr»«#d hi*
fV frppi behind yrakerday afternoon
The Lookout* opened the Mtor-I ||vialer and aingled tn rlghtfield in j p tfh # r.
k to taka a U to 7 decision over the ing tn the,, half ,»f the initial
,rnre Skill nga, Ju d y doubled |n
Th# line*np for th# Lonkotit*
jj' lookouts nt the Municipal tml. chapter when with two men out. center field to acore Moore and
w ill b# Jo # Rinreoi n on th ird b a n .
aingled
to rentarflald Wrenn w »» thrown out at the W in Brow n In r i* h tfi# ld , l*#t# Mi
- W * before an attendanre of ap- Mihail*
, preilmairly eno fan.,
nnd *eored when Holland doubled plate for the second out- Gomalea h ill# h i l# ftfl# ’d, K rr d llo llin d
aingleil to leftfleld wending Judy
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The Lookout* raptured an early to the left renter field wall.
b#h nd th# platt#r. Hid IfudBon on
I T to 2 lead but loat It when (hr
The S a m i- knotted the eount l n |to third listen tingle,I to rlghtfield first bus#, L#« P i r W h on i#eond
Sainta aeorrd aeven lime* to cinch their half of the .ecnnd when m v o i r Judy. Retjnrki walked hp,»#p R * y C l ir k In r # n t r r f 1#ld.
t
the contest which » < j anyhoily'. Srhwelgerath ihniblrd to renter- filling the bate*. I.ora* wrulked to W h iffy W it t * or* «h#rf«f(ip m d
field amt •rored when Skilling* fnrre in Gontalei and Manager P u d f# P ith a m ofi th# h d l
*
until the eighth frame.
M
Big -C h e r Cook stmt eft on th** do pirated the fr*t with a double |(ledger, yanked Cook in favor of
Ju d y
w ill l#i d o ff
fot
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; Atwater d o m a in attempted to
^ M l for the lookout* but « j . ilriv , down the leftfleld line
S iln t s to b# followed hy C'.oniLal#x,
/ an to the ahnner* in the m th
In the third fmnie. the Lookout* , .teal home but wa* rialbed by
first b m # ; H a tin , r# n t# r f»#«d,
- ftim r. lie wa* replaced ty f'harlo- tallied twice; when Brown wa* Holland
T h , Saint* went into the lead in j K # i# n » k lf t h o r t ili'P ; I n t i - , third
£ Atwater who went on to get credit •afe on an error hy Judy Mihahr
hi**#;
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n irh tf •"Id;
walked hut llnllviid flew nut in
ha'f of the eighth Inning
K fa r the lo*>.
Tht Lookout! big guns atarted left field Hud.nn come through when Weigle aingled to left f-eld. SkilliriR B , I# ftfl# 1d ; W t r n ii, r i* r h h * lth • btrrg Tn the flrat four inn with a hot .ingle down leflfiefd Hr wa* . i t n f iced to terond by mtr iit f l th# hi*t!#r who h«*t no*
S.- Inf*
they poundrd out (I nf lhctr line to arnre Brown; Mihali,* pu ll Judy Gomalea filed nut to Brown H##n m n o im rc d .
IS hlta to arnre 7 runa. During thei ed up nt aernnd f'arhx-k tingled advancing Weigle to third. Bela**
HUM they drove Whttey Davie. In right to acore Mihallr hut t '!ark dole second when Helenekt *»•
|HIni‘l atartlng hurler tn the « rounded nut into a dnulde play up and Heteuaki went ,i.i to work T r e e s B e l i e v e d T o B e
f thawtrt and forced Heial.r to rr to rnd lie inning
Atwater for a free pa**. I.ucaa
E x t in c t A r e lo c a t e d
In the fourth frame, the l ook walked to fill the b~.se* Schwcigeya after only one inning, hut
■when Carl Weigle ventured on the out* ardred four time*, Mighty ruih hit one In front of the plate
f’O H A le r .A IIL K f l M j » l« -|A * )
S kill, the Lookout artillery «topped Wall* tripled tn the rlghtfield and ktwitler threw to the t.ld* to
. Tw o U n tY # rtlty of M iutni if'*
dead, fie allowed only two more wall, Took aingled tn Irftflrld tn get Hatan but I'm p r* Ike Cownr'
|#nti* flo f W oodbury und fl# o rt#
- Wt» during the game lie got nut •core Watta, Itiiggrrio tarilfired called him rafe
W ild # # k ,
**r#di»#OF#r**d“
two
Cook
In
»ernnd
hut
Brown
flew
of a jam in the ninth when It ap
The Ancient City rrew further • m ill tr#«#- n a tir* to ilk# low**r
peared that the laioknuta might out to Skilling* m leftfield, Mlh* einthed their battle h, lheir half flo rid * k r y s . # h i« h w r r #
Ur walked nnd Holland tingled to of the ninth when Wrenn aingled
knot the count.
b y b o ta n U ti for m or# t h in 1^0
Wrenti, Saint* ratrher ted the leftfield tn arnre Cook, tending to leftfleld and went to second
y # ir* .
katting attaek with four hit* in Mihallr to third. Hud*on tingled when Weigle made an Infield out.
T h # ilu d # n t* fo‘*n«l th# t r r ir
-f|VW trip* to the platter, lludton to deep leftfield tn *rore Mihail* Judy grounded out to Watta on
d u r ln i a fl# ld trip. |ih *rk#.l m n i#
enUected three In five, CariorV. and Hollrnd. t’ i r W k
went out, abort tending Wrenn to the third
1#bv#i and hroucht ili#m hack f »
three In five and Fred Holland did »hort to flr*t. to end the inning. sack and Goniale, grounded to
U r W » lt# r M. B u s # •‘II, p»*rator »*f
Carlock who threw to Hudson but
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Hudson dropped the ball allowing
D r P u a w b H idi’iit tf(#d on# •*f
Wrenn to acore.
t h i ip # c |m # n i i s '•ohikift * and
Put arora r r M v rn lin
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a r. A i h i u n r .
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a* r age apartm ent. W eal Hide. iLitan ft
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tod cracker*. . . and company
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303 Greii Pack Apple Sauce
5c
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Bouquet Crushed Pineapple
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No. 1 Pink Salmon
10c
No. 2 Pie Cherries
2
for
25c
Tall Borders Milk
4 for
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lilri Srnih’f
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Committee
H o m o \i« Menaced
death !*»*r»trnc»* for killing l»lm »i»d ih«l th** building « * ‘1 • Women's
AUh i |iru|»t"ivd lffclwliilion to f,,‘
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jih#* r<mi(Uitty hw irpretrutw t*i *••»*
III* introduce! his program .n
Ornnp* Winganl, *'2, ••f f'olum ph»y 'olifly local Ul*«'* *n *1*'■
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m mbsliluic fur the jwcMofi of Ui®
!-i;», Ili il«**t Moormru, 11, nf Ih* *rttuclion projects, Mr A*k**« da*
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that I’ongrcfia itrik® nil "pump
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lill -filial
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The r **«eeution
wa* deferred Viimhurt on *4 a mere c alv t1
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Mr*. VoJI# William.* ’ »iia th** (letuling h Supreme t’ourt dec .In tiling «*n the site '•a-i of the
111» in*
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.Ihn r«of
hieling whi^n th** »n*u riK yi'tr wi I al*u tA y |da>r,
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firemen arrived lh** firi* »as r\ Mr. Adam. mid.
li.1tin*
o n " lit"h* +1 tllis 4,. |4| t|in
II dltlliia* w . i hrlil in 'In* *hhl
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linguishe,l wllh very III tie |ona.
Crank H. falon. aho.i* profr* , |,(|UWB IMII taat nirht
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M r U . i '4 h.** .41* lull'll Ih**
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The fits was flrat noticed by a atonal title hi "Cato* th, Mari
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.hurt
• i in\ tea* >Ilive ill
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pjtlroia pf g neaihy filling atn* c |m,HMkl in on intrrvirw M*m
The thrrv local unit* of National ■ m -.t».»wi* t.% p|.« i .•,,*,
, iiiri*|»l un* *«*'! »■i ill V**i»l - lit'**
It A%1*
I'I****1* i
l**f» who lurnid In thn alarm.
tba^ he hav U «n patformlnr liUJhU held ih»ir weekly drill |i tmihwi. nt»*nT e«.»i
1
I ip kfl it'll i Til** I ' III! I I 11 V
|ill*iSiigll*pl»"e
S**M It
t"
la rt night ihe ITro Depart* f or
years.
arasiocia in the Armory la»: nuch*. Fort. M *»i »i **t S' \u«u
flu %a* 4■mlv Ii)inifi*iiii i«>* p*«ii« i» ilti* :i nit uni
l.lo*liiii *!**
inept had two calU to ixtiiutulth
On the program tomorrow night.
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*he n d k isl ms*p •( tK** I I
III f’ VFlit
III. I* f
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IIm in**
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hi gilt h«
» t * « Hraa. At about 7:*• o'clock Mr,
«,|| tmiwr onat, tho I iT1“ ' '***k‘ |! !" r
' s'
' •**j*ar|iur,li
th** $!vrrph*d»
* h»ef I I* Lift4 niUMii'. phtetnyf phu* «|t plaVt* aiv
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tlm ftr*man »a r« ralktl to Hi* «|,| ||m, timtifin, ahowman "D oc 1* '•*“
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1h« »••»« ('.m m III., ,
••* 4h.il till* *11
•' put «n iu*l un'ih*i*|> uf tfitpriiYt'ii
y.iiv m h 1" uttiii.l ihi*
il ll .'. .nn Itaiintnl
uirpoit a h .ro ■ I A « fir* ibreal- llokum'* whirh 1. ■ Uka ofln n th- hl?l,i
'ak lca llo'rt imueh
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in .rhiiii|Ui" iiu* ili iiiHiiitia t n l. «Hev’
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m id to liamaa. pn*«r> lino tad", fabtrd chancier that la acklom * ' iJU oclock.
Mmna|«nii;i*. . I. , t, t> • .
i h<. dlti.tr.'.,1 hr in. I- , n Kh.ri.l4 Mill ; m , d T« i vI litlu it" m*** ,iLu gi^cti itiiiJwill I
* ahil anidh*r aho.Hr aftnratanl H » . , n to«Uy.
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1 *t»jr ^»rs. it.., . , ..r. t.. i ... Setu,.lay *i it, | (I . |uh (j„| , | r*> '" wh'* weie
i-1 • H
ly.
Thirteenth Street apd klliol Am
The old tint, no-ilicini' ihoam in .. A..!,rr!!!11
kranteil to , member ..f th.. iv m u i>
f« - Connit t .h .,,. .„,„1 |»fy |„.|.| ai •* luh l">" f"r • "» .* .
H**pii- i i i i . i i \*
«*f m a jo r f i ’tn
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haa virtually pawcil *t*ay, Mr. CaI at
runtpuii **•*
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— 1 ton ciacrtcd. achlin* that W - l ***“ J**Jlm*
Tltlrldtrr.it, ......... Hal, mm t ,r t*., „
**i»aii ri > 1** Li * i* mi l***** li iv it It miy
ai.i."
F o r e i g n W a r V e t s T o -icntly th. «Uar M k . dmelallyl “ "« « ♦ «
OWa»*ir.
.... •n'-n.i " " n" ‘ drm.Hi Aral ,.n . ( m l f... ih) Mrs. Kendall.
Hew i|i*v*l*»pMi*'m*.
^ Scni im'Ii- r»unly, »a»l tudiy,
• "Prnilnnlo luy S'. inin I ," sn
M r. »ii«l .Mr* Wirb*d*ll p a n to
m,in* a b ..nlit lir'ity.' (.<n* h,
Kepecinl a*t,ntirn
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n« t roiniH. " l l»> 1 ■-m *
formanet
i H i t i ii tit ibt* rtin rlu .il ft o f th*i
, 1 Mr. Caton aakl hv * u a mem
Iba tkamlwr uf thsiuin.
I’.ntJ t W c Mrd which ui-rn licaily
j l.ymali « f A laiuunM' S|ir njt
>
l*l#pi!l ' tliinutfii***
A local peat nf Vvtarana nf
The
pioliclkm
ucarc,
will * '
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r . . . ••««.§
tuirt. h
tin,, .vh" riinna
rffnrl* v
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by *lh '» c |iir-rnl
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of in®
tha iDirrraiiami
latrrnationH u
Urothcr
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per or
tw im
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h*»r
I'i reign War. will ha r**orrani(ni
un two
two candida'ia
at(
-----------------------------------Audubon
S-wMiy,
,s|ihlly
The
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V .m l -hc'oM*
** , . hood uf
if clan..
conferred on
Candida'.* u«
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hi. tv sen
SC woe
no 4 is|.i.l|y!
Th,' I II I KI.
of M
May
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at a mretln* In tha American Lc
U * B a n O n B a s s F i s h i n g VM
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the rrpular rnctina of be Wood-, R e v i s e d M a n K l 'I l b c O f t
M,. K .s l.ll „„|
(m m a .w r anna I o l f i i m 'h a h ll.iltr c l" "• •'
th*
*inn llul Wntncday nljbt
,.t
rihihit wnrk d " f ,|,«c niuhl of H"
o'clock.
•III* T o B e L i f t e c L S a t u r d a y
■, n .d i
( r ^ v « n u e a a A n u i « « u j f lhr ABieriMll
n„i
O l d C h a r t O f ( o i m t y < * e .„ o n .!.s ii,* r .ni « t ih..-,\e
•Mt the j
yesr Ih aiirtiil r<it
ar*i ltni-s"ri'!
D,|i art tu.nl liupector
... ciM.uir. I*,*,.I' i .. i i '.I n . K'i.-. *."• I’ ” *' 11'"
I l l , i.pf>, ». .im........ Ims* fish.
Drltreri of DeLand wUi
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Collin*L
A map nf Sen, Bo'c C .:»(r. re. «n the pur|«ssr. of Athiric.n,■«', inr. loth
loll trnriahlea ainl II <
, i i — bcciim
S iturilaf.
fuuniy .
aver the huaacea mcotinc duiln*
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held a "e r '%h I. the ........ .
icfitly n vi ,.| by llngin^rr F.**«| dmy* -n*l tr,. ir vaLiv lit 4—11 r’ui ford picpsiatirwi. and cl..»l. nr
, J Him It tv Warn said today.
*hkh offleefa will b* alcclrd and I LW IX)N '
17! - * W — At
l'a*> (irakJ Ma*le,
8. » T. William*, s a , bialilk'-i in iho week.
lletty'Fay* llowell « f A tan.'-nlo |!eu*nrd
I" itudi
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...|t llncreycr. J<idc.'
Ware
aald,
j
ellwr boataaaa matter* incident to ! I^al aay*n yerw a acre hilled
Chapman will confer the Matter Cou,t House Ihlc mornin/
n ptuirlil.n «nd the
Anni. Whitaker .in,I Tlctly Doric Sprinys, pirildetit nf 'he l«n
m»ny |H'.i]ihc lane the iuiprea- j
tha re «r*aaliajioo of Uuyyyat wjl' ! and V cr«a w»fe Injurad ia a Macon'* dejrm |> tha regular
The old aiap which h.1 * 1 nut
Williams nf lake Mary gave a t'tuncil, previdedoerr th p,.>i*rwM> |A . I- I'1' * n s ' 1" ,n ,‘ 1
i(. ( rim lhai lln-e may *<c flahhul
bo iraaaactcd.'
w r -M
craak
between t e i mecimp af Lodr, No. *7 F. and
K;,jh M<i c. ucc<"n|.imc.l
J*,i>J,v This Is nut i.u.-. ho daVeteran* of aay way, It wai crow Jed aakway train* and th.' A. M. la ho hold In Ike Maaonia rceiaed sines- clmut l‘.r*i) cej m- taUe c i i n * ,icm<Ni*trstien ami
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lit.n*.
l.y
Msa.
Slri'o).
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from the wall in (hr t . ict. Mary Lew lli.ulrick* and Mere
rhr«.l. polnlu.c n'lt that tho law
P*iatad out, a n aVgibla ta Join enialnS wild panic In an todar- Temple iMlgfct h^tnninf at t:W
TO «U¥ PLANkS IM 0. *• | |w„ ......... .
y,| |„„r ..
corridor and the n,« map Rud,J of totvrva race a bed maLres,Is that tub In* must caaao
tha erraaiaalton aad are naked ta ■round tonne) unde, Victerta cm •'clock.
csiunirtl ciirly ray^ in Hltd. id
pot la IU piece t chin,I a yla-. can- Inp demon** rat inn.
f.sim "\ptl| -u thi«u*h May S*
ba preaaat (or tha maattaf taaaer- banhamat> ,
I'AIIIH.
H
i
Tramlum*d
t*
Miss
Kliiio
W
on
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>•<..»•
mi'
rj A dish aachinr .Irmonitrali- n
taw nlaki. Veteran* warn a1*0 ra
|iic|u»W,
The wrack waa tha want la
Ceoffw Rollini will ipeik on
Tha new map is about ri«ht aad ‘ aka fiern by Joyce Wirdwell amt Iha t'ni'cd Miat,s foe » hi plane* pc puma* ih. • while M ot IJiuraluc
brtef (M r army 4 is tha hlatecy of London*■ nbway -Safety' at the amekly Itiackemi
Hnrrukl
*m*
two
oil
unr’
A
bet hirk and a‘ a« II Wanclle Melts nf f tha Monroe. fcsl, relay ia her |U»h t» r«ir»
tha -undmrsr*w»d,of Ik* Xhruia Oak to be held in
The lines are drawn In ^nelee uf the *i l, rave a style and the pobHr. gay®1 th** g»i»«rn* now -KsrhHi- j ury » a i read l*y
8. Skiver, alate ronam* nBawna ol Iba virtlan Were the VPUet 11*4*1 Wednmday aMiss Nancy ItocseHer
htk on * white badsr ><i*ii , reeu« u«.nc cluihes they had m»lo .
dar of tho eryaaixalioo, eiaMctl •ral'pod Ur hour* 'ht tho wrack j It: II e‘*lack, f m U n t ft. j . Nix
mrwt ib v M a«i*«®»rl in il* M '
Mr |!*dltclaw was nrcutn|.Jm*il
mnkine it rate to J..'In- tthmn*otee*.
hero iaat Tkamlay ia tha iateroai “ '
•• oaMhadnd train Mid taday, addiay that Dr.
Kt.,eca*i
Partly cloudy. ^
Si’ s, Aithur
pulah cay point on the mtp. TV* | Mrs. KciMiall real the .Hat af! •.on*I defenae pr.<rani tn "c » r at ihr piano by
r f »*-a**aiti»tey tha peat, llew- •awakad lata tha rm ra f a n a th r^ . Wkarman. Prnataat af Tampa
in only
rational
shower* In U l lt W .
•M map v u indMtmct and t wajilkipe who had wou ackolarahips | -.uh-ertbina
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— , la hoars a lira nan
Mwaan tha ku*y Tempta a*d,L'aircralty win )a the yuect .prU non bens' purl inn lonlaht and
The B*»! mreliny was
In clearly di.tmful-h In-lto Ika short course La-W hold ln| l.*«*.***AN train’ i»bou* III*.'
Ckarln# cmaa atetkma.
11 , mi, niuih purHon W’y ln 'ad ay..
nounccl far Oc'obc*.
Sbo l*p
lac* of
rnt It*
l * • H Mktesi** in Jan*. Sh« aim | p r ' aoo.au*/ drf*ns* b n.
m hjf* atI thn
th* O
map.
jR S b ih .
3 Condemned Men
Escape From Jail
In South Carolina
B eau tification 01 Richard Hoitzclaw, Young C i t y I.n sh rou ded
Big Tree* Area Is S a n to rd V o c a l Star , Will In Sm oke Coming
Tn Be Undertaken R e n d e r P r o g r a m A t Ritz From W o od Fires
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Williams Home Is
Scene Of Fire That
Do&3Little Damage
Magician To
Performance
Lions Club Meet___ - ..................
Attend
(Cmtntv Achievement Dav Is Held
in City Hail By !-IJ Club (Jills
h
Reorganize Post Here f ! , ^ . ^ Uu,h oot "f
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KevenDeadAnd Many n‘rn uf *{‘r 'VlrfW^ ^ h*1**“*am a.
J” (f^Hllrt In Subwaycrasn »t *‘0OaVIaak, aaMCdinc -o C. c.
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Richard llnllxrlaw....
1Ri'iidi'rs Spk'dinns
At Men’s Club Meet
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Kihyi n>i*.way, .ustrict home1ti*- r<ri*
tullrral .’V,|.n,k.(, Sc-eirr. |,U"I K.VCII m
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t h e b a n f o r p h e r a l d , s a it f o r d ,
le Sanford Herald
Fl o r id a
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He Careful With Fire
blaktlskp« la IftM
ptfTf sU ff EMB
^ ht-avy |>nll o f sm oke aettling down on the S an ford
laroii early this m orn in g and th e pungent od or
o f wood*
firex n p p u n n tly h orn in g not i*o far aw ay raise *he
s t o f / l tufhri. Fl*i
l i t RRiBtlla
hum
t t r e » r > lrA*VurMls.* .»sV . !.• , ' ,,n vc Its-’ hi*r iK-rhap* it is not too late to sound a w arning
er.Qeogvvs. s M i s n t a, teeT-lattains! .arelessm -ss w ith m a tc h r - ciga rettes o r ra m p fire*.
hoLLAtm ■. o k a s
i du rin g ‘ In. unusually dry spell
E4i<«
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r o r im b e d H o n d a has g on e through on e o f the most
B C B scm m o.v i t i t m
seriou s d rou g h ts thin S p rin g it h as ever had.
H ere in
5 2 #<g J 2 ^ I .......................
JJJJ Si intrude f o o r i ’ y we do not rem em U -i
when
th ere
has
M e * yaoa'ss
........ e iis been so little rain in such a lon g time. T h e r iv e r is the
low est it h.is been fo r m any y ea rs e 'r 'n in ly , and som e o f
r» k .ii.—. rare* mi *he o ld -tim ers say it is the lo w e s' it-ov er has been.
dMMux.sau<ii » 'Cm
T h ,‘ tlrotighl in itself is bail enough. S uch crop s as
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■»•»• a . - s i r s . a f « are lef are rapidly burning up throughout >he s la te and
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\\ni\v th<* t*irU clrii[i|nrijf o f c it r iu fruit ^hrouxh
lack <»f
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m, , i ', t, ' re may h ave a good e ffe c t on ’ be m arket on e would
«*'nr . -r . not like to see too great n r e d u c 'on in the crop .
llRIAlSlMl I■ til# t s r in f rlflFw
r
r‘
• " ■ I ’ r "tia
vriartwii
111 ilie w ake o f the drough t may co m e on
even
if*7M !■ ( b lrsis mm4 liP>f
iif fur**!it fircn if tin- tt'mti.V. cart1 U not «*x____
f
llsraU la m m*mb+r of Tha • rfM id iiy thi peopl • in p reven tin g such fires in 'h e firs'
Pr#aa
Hlrto le Mrls- plaft ami in n m l r u lin g them in tin second. T h e prairies
<
lto Ik#
i.r rr
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' DMkllrafl*. mt all .#rra 4lw#m<rhr. MMlI W W *** hum
like Ibis alm ost ns if they hud
CN lIM !• li m# Meet ttihernlae |„
.
I fFMDH In thla psprr sad aU«*
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» f l*n.|.ert V laniage can resu lt from
tout ei.m irh .. k rr.i.
, 1*., sin h fires w i'h iti a few days,
b o ie s ' fires may easily e » rm n rs.
i*
v elop valuable eilrtis g rov es d estroy in g th ou san ds o f mi)g
n ifireiit trees alm ost b efore you know i‘ . 'H o u s e s , liam.-.
TllEMDAt, MAY 17. Isis
and o th e r bu ildin gs situated in 'sola
noia ’ eii
ed ssec*ioiia
e c 'long
a re
ari
THE WAVS OK DEATH
esp isd n lly v u ln c r jlt le jire y to n u l l tires.
STRAN GE A S
IT
For further proof address the either. Inclosing u stamped envelope tor reply.
A n ti so we say as long as th is d ro u g h t c o n 'in u e s u n
*re unothmir
usual r a re sh o u ld lie e x e rcise d , p a rtic u la rly
by
w o o d sm e n .
[, end Mr* ne.
KAnd a (2 the w rr|, of Deitti ar■- runi|M -rs, fis h e rm e n , a n d o th e rs w ho h ave occasiun to g o ,
'itto 'h e w oods, '0 a v o id a n y carelessness w h ic h m ig h t re IS re r # »m l sweet,
Otaip sml rhurrh, the (ire so l' m forest fire s and in th is w h o ! -ale d e s tru c tio n o f v a l
« W the street,
uable p ro p e rty .
IglM to come, nml strife nti-l
T h e local l-'irt! Ib -p .ir 'n u -n t , we are su re , w ill w elcom e
■ongfhave twen.
f y d n p iJ .f t e t n jlt a ,
HA*M m
ftH0l£S-\N-0N£
WORM BY
fwruGuesEmwm\
iho woriK » f
liul iw w t.
THoem
tr OFFiCIftleLVtXPSTEP
ASAN
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WN 10
MONTHS
NfAtR
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tefO
tTMCftfAe ft
fo R t [TMCAfAe
NffTtoH...
(Dec. riff-act m )
The Bijf Oak Of Minjfo
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Tlit* recent d e a th o f A m e r ic a ’* oldcut oak
ia Romr* fut, with triurn* at tent on Ut 'h e m u c h o ld e r "o ld e st
>i*ti
(S e m in o le f V m n ty .
[ul fan s luoti upon
uihI
The
Hite O a k
cypre **’’
*ret*
c a lU
Incat.*d
in
lint our “ Big Tree" is still alive
BIRTH OK CZECHOSLOVAKIA Safhiuna, Early in 191.1 the Ku« f mnp« ninth' nn nmJXlhf# 6,000National indapcmlrncc for Ihe alana t-aptureti them in large
„ num mile fldvnnc*' through hns|il«t Dol“ D cu th ." sa ys 'h e Ht. A u g u stin e R ecord, " o f
the nn- Cifrcha wnd .Hfnvnkn of f# P tril f*y. bvrn—th#fi fium IIiiP'Mari prinon ulicvik Icrritinv j mli|*'Ur'd control
the Comforter's, your
t.'nn’s ultlcat uak
tree,
the
UfiO-yeur-uld g r e u 1 whit*' rop#, Bought after for ifenern*ion* camp" th**y wen* rrlmxvd to fight of the Tfam Hibcriiin railway, cutof Di-oth nrr aoothmg 11)((^ ()f M ing,, „ e a r W illiam son , Wes'. V irgin ia, as recently paxt, t i'ciimc g reality during Ihe for th# Ahicc Hg.iiri l ihcif for- tirur off *i pplu*^ anti men en
anc.
1rmih* to (icrmwii jnd Auntr an
rejsirletl in news dispulches, nga'it directs a tten tion to World War in om* of ih<* ntraugcit mcr npprentjiorx.
■William Erneat Henley
lunm of events in history.
| (I rent numbers of the d e c hr rnrnpi
Florida’s giuit* cypress,
Si rung# u. it ■♦mm*, Cicch^xlo- pasted over to the v im of their
B y Dee* rn»er h i, It*17, in m an y
Th»n> arv
.rv 2t),iM>,0olt
20,iW..H.u g
n r n on
on’
"Locnted at Ismgw.K.d. near Sanford In p i n o l e vakni nm e into exUtenee .is an own volition and joined by Fiffh*
iwraona
Cxech* were fighting with th#
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mi
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f
y,
the
nges-otil
cypress
is
also
known
t^s
The
nig
mmy nlmtuit it y n r Iwfort it
n#tnvuk» from abroud, they form
roll* in the I'ni'eil B 'n '*
A I ici t h 11 Franc** of fie a lly de
ed •pecitl military unit* wiihin
Ifia than HO.WKI.lMMt vole- Tre, ’ and as ‘The Seim'or,' in Imnor of Senalitr M. U.».0\er* ierogm*4'd »»» m mithm!
tho last general election sVeet, who gHV.- it anti the land surrounding it to Seminole
Year* of f ghiinii fur indrpvndframework uf the Allien urm- creed the form it inn of ( ‘iechoslo*
v k army units.
Other
A lied
etice by theie Bn kan r s m had
County for a park.
ffho Time!*-Piib'n m drrMiin«
Tho necessity of agitat on for government* followed auit— the
u...
" The Rig Tree' is Florida’s bid for the oldest tree of b**t.n stifleil by political control
of A ua*r»i- Hungary, of which poMHcal freedom iihroid w i* *non Ciet h* were given their own flag
TIU
* meeting tl.uhe*. sn.l its kind in Ihs L'ni’ ed States, if not the world, as It is anc lent ltohemiu and Mor.iviji, fur leslixed by ProfessorM m iiry k . mid finished ihe wur with glory,
Mtrniige iia ir secnis, not until
UtT« u> It *urn does h>„k a estimated to have begun its growth five centuries before nges the home nf the t'techs and lender of the mriiid Hen)int puty
.Slavs, were s p a rt.
•In .Switierlnnd. England, Amer cu October .!«. Ii»l« P) months later
bctiiT than the olil Mother {|om,.r wrote the Iliad, scientists have sji'd.
Entirely against tlielr will theae 11 nd Huiiin Mixaryk trave ed, - wps the indepcruience nf the
abtMrJ. ‘
i
"Hitiisled in a Isiautiful wtsslland gnive, the 3.500yepr-old ve'erim rears upwunl for more than 12B feet. Pwo rare, were convC'lpTnl into spre ad in g asauranres among the ( irfhoalovak state decreed and
Coni* ha* appointisl an- J <* * ...........
........ linl|
u lan ts th a t do th« Au.tr.an Army to fight for All tea that the sympathies of the her politi
independence granted.
...tr d w a r fin g o 'h e r hug*; e y p " " « "
. t h o tVnOal Pawn,, again.. ,h ,lr r . K h o a ^ k ,
with Ih.m
T o -a r r o -: The firm. . . . . .
North Florid...... Ruaaia, Cmhoalovikun iui>.
Hut Ihe pcmpto „f South it homage nearby. It la 17 feel in circumiertnce ni mt s)jivk. bt.,ih.r., th« llunton. and | In
should hot Inject ..<*k»n hast- and almost 18 feet in diameter.
unit k irk 'M g .
"In comparison, the Mingo oak is 116 feet tall, n»s
girth of Il() feet at the base and la estimated to be ap..........nroximntely 650 years old. Leaves failed to come out for
flllurn ' o ’ obtain hrllum the first time this year and a fungus which grows only on
thla country for hi* xrppelm" dead or flying trees was noticed several mhnths ago.
|/|tu politic^
at
rUctH»n
o-
M go*, up ill 'hr air so a'1*
rv h a l di>*-a he need with
am7
SAN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
t|(*ticn had aeen prnc' itally •»other nation in Hie world
(llftS *h" bon’* lull. You
aspect it to be the only
#t*y V to respect the Briliah
•While former President Hoover
U busy mIknliiif mil -graph* folijdng an addrras tn tho Olltorb Council of Republican Woimn,
jTreeno two weeks ago, aomeijp stole hla ha*—Mlnml I W .
VTI tot It Was loo Hula tor
ibaacir U « » that suit. i Carter Glasa says that
country need, la (or
to cloae up shop and lf<>
the Virginia 8«nalor
Ml Icing whn ho preaches re
n t to hla home In Lynchburg.
jrrubla is, that aa long aa
Tata la In a<talon, It needa
ae Carter Glasses |l has
lion Alton, Orlando banker,
a, visitor in tUnford yia’ e*Unltko meat bankera, Mr.
I- dnea not bellern that *he
re Is all dark. "Ha'aU trade
•lump lor awhile,* ho says.
In about three monlha we
bmtn to. feel the efteeta of
(WVantm.n’.'a landing-spending
HRThen
business will
Urelay's mall eomca a
letter from Claud* P»perwhelming
choirs of
lie voters J ot U. B- S*n*
’ bard feeing* there bet supported Mark Wilcox,
tnl you to know distinctwent the people of Semif»ty to know,* ho writes,
shall seek every possible
Ity to serve you la to
. every ’ malUr to ^kl>
The
v -oiui' ii'a
niU»]on»ry n»* 1
sen lo lend lh« sindnl last Bun*
s s i . r s . r j j 2 * - t r
«
:
%
Tuea4Uy afternoon.
1 liejrd nt last (r"m h>i aon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. J. Cameron i Dewey, ''.omowhare in Franee.’’
»ie hen- from Kay West t»r
I There will bo preachinlt Sunday
visit o> tha t’onieron home.
« l tho Lutheran Church, Mrs. Itorrr f*ve a very tot".Tha Ilex. Albertson and Mr Taatlnl demonstration with peanut O .. Tyn*r attended service in
an-l ry flour at ITie home ot town aa wall «* at our little
Mr*. F- F. IniHon last Friday | "church In the wllilwuod.’’
aftam »on' All of the nearby
T O Tynor expects to begin
holloa atl»nd»d
imprnvvmenta on hi* n*»* home
Tim East Hanford lt«<l Cross by having cement blocks put
Auxiliary ho* received Pfrtnla* under the house. Price anil Col,j,m frum Uiv trustee, of Moore’, ler have the contract.
Bullion Church to hold tbslr
The litany frlepd* ot Mr, aad
wucUy aewlmi mevtinl* nt tho Mr*. K. W Hence will b« glad
ehuroh. Three .owing mnchlnes to hear o t theii a»f» arrival at
.will bo pro*id-J and all the PlaliiaftoU. N- J. Alter odmiisaiembcr, ute utged to bo pr*a- lug hla Loqgwnod Property In
enl ou each Thunday. All day the ngrth thla summer Mr llanck
aoailona will bv held a. often as will return <o Longwood on
pooiibto
AH luilles.
whether October l.
member, of the lied Cross oy not
are welcome at tha moating’
Two nbw muiabera hare been re
ceived (bis past week. The iUli*
tory now baa U meintors. UnDavid Speer fr-mi the Sanford
Chapter met with the ladles la#t
week and made ,oma helpful auggeatIon*.
c.Mi*»0**rem Mae Owe
Hra. Verne Colter waa a din toe on Wednesday afternoon,
ner guest at Mrs- II, 0 . Lunl* a , and all* waft *»k«d to
hoist’s on Friday.
puldioltjy to IhVVent.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlson spent
on motion of M i* r. E R
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Nisi* IliaL seconded by MU,- 0- Q.
Swanson, Carl Piemen kindly memhtre of the ohmtoMtee ^
bringing them out aa wall aa
Siring Mr. Tyn*r'a family a nice Inga, aa haa been the cutuhu in
Ifda after church.
the peat attacilva wllb flo e and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lund1lUlit conllantol until Qctotoy,
and cht|dr«n wvro guaite at Gw
Thoee present at y**t*rttoyto
home of their brother, Edwin, on final ■?••>»« Of tha *eaaon,>pre•a auto trip to Palm Springs
si led near by Mr* Endor Certott.
Norman I*-Perea t rente |n a«n*rtt Obeli men. were*. -M is
Sunday on a flying trip to a*a hit Fred T. Williams, Dr- Haabelb
gather, who has been in poor
ItaHJi fa, sometime He . left
■snip Monday tor hla home to
Vow TOrk.
W* worn eery fortunate to
toeing the f t r . Brower for a
SP*d sermon aad the Rer. Aihert-
Beautification of
‘Big Tree’ Area Is
To Be Undertaken
FMKfSLWiS»J»
|U» that the nomifiation wouUi
•»Linirermj-i r* a<9 Thit wnulit allay
|
th# fat# of fhi New f^eal.
. frar ami rrratiblHh ronfiiJeno#
T h u dist nguishni polttiml pm ,n ,h' futon-.” Th.- gi-n.-ral purpk*t, Mr. Frank Kent, for n o r P"r; " f i,r H«toey'« remedy for
I I'l*. aa latp aa April 12!h pro ]rl,,,ln «
ct.ndlti.ma is ihnt wclaimrd Ihnt Sen ator Pepper *a* ' h',ul'1 “ " • t o * common moralm the throe, of ,le»per«ilon an.I ,,n'1 mtsl>ctual moral, in govern
h. referred to the contest between " ' " ’ t ,n • demrcracy or in a
Senator Pepper nod Cntig'eaamar , ^ '- '* n country the ends do
Wilcox for the Senatorial nnmm not i,|,|,fy
means." So Be
1
he »rlvi»«| Ihnt ill ulh.-r St.,1.-. u,l*’r|V ticwi|.|i-r.-(l nrul lul.ln'l th.-
f>f M I m r o a* th e rip e old
Hg e u j (jijp W(ls „ .Spring rhiekeit com pared M’i'h IsingwisMl's
3.500 year old "Senator."
l]of all your loyi-ra anJ t»
Se-v D e ,'V r«. **The constrvctivp
icrion tentry.” rays Ihs p rn tifie il
n -p T M lrlrn t, is to rhange the tin
l.enal iliieclian amt get off th s
-
nnd en dun ger su rrou nding hom es.
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Death nru
A littla whits ago. Just befiirr
Fanalor Prpper w » » renomm»tf*l
in Ftort-U, the minority
party
•pakearrten were gravely telling
fl'inn nn a rlrn r #ui i««uef and ht’1 want* u* to be
%hw ''a rv 1 1if at ion that aomFthip^ the *pending, etc
N rw H seems to me that the hi
mon* than a iLxiafvylt *"niUirsr.
mpnt waa n#mta-r| tn pull h>m cl«*pi’••s.iMin Parted in ih# firs'
i (Pepper) throusrh ** Wa were ad >« ar t.f Mr Hoove < t#'m. ILr* had
vismi Ip Ihf sum# story tha" (I hm # thru# v»*nir* in which hi ruIPTPt 1
hi-at post#*] hud derided that in th»* down'w. rd spiral nf hu* in# as.
the prims fie* no canddste would •hp iocrnjiai* nf on "mpt'tyiTicn
receive a m ajority, and if Sen-itn* th# hank ro IIn psf"4, th# it(n*k m?i i
f'epf>er and ,\p. W iko x faced p «' h k.'t rriLxh. and the hnl me# n!f th*
.other in Ihe n n off, “the Pepper ijnhi j ipy th ynifcxtiit .m-* #f that
Anil
yt‘t W4'
I ud van tips' of A « pt it oppos tion r|#*«-pr*rat ♦* p#c it'd
will fifsApper end 11 Rtrugifle ht fn nd thuii1 n| th# *ind "f h * Ti* ro
twrfn ii Denioernt who vote* in •hh rfiimt y w * at 1’ < IdWi't * #hh
ifependienlly of JI r. Booaeveh ari>j ut ononi c i ! y of ii mf iM’rw'ft f H i
w h«» vctei biiL - i t virnt y w II he hutnrv 1 Wnnd**! why Th# t h *■n
simplified “ And Senator Pepper, Ih Mid*ini hmi no! fixed tl
when it came to the votmtr. polk* ! itji hy n "afnrini! i onminri inlorn I n
more than all four of his compeli ord int'dlic-tiinl ri »trH 4 n ic*>vern
men!, i ti cl . * *h# •#a» f it » F*mi
i era etimhlnird.
hrifRto h# hml. fio h# 1MR'l'Ptlff1
1, an !
Mr
Mark
S u ltv in ,
eminent poli'im i t»hd «ophi r, m S’ ill rout#■nd1*, thn* th# rren t ill
siimed the mrlrnitte nf the Florida p r* ion v» 0 s nvrr !n I'M*, Th# in
contest, which hod not yet come Illicitlun Ik ’m if fh •r if th* h .1 0. 1
lit..
i r 'fio-in c
A■iIt
tiff* would be defeat of the Serial or ri t lerlu'd.
who
supported
the President w oil h| hoV# whfiMo* h n rh ti’ r a#d
II!liter ** los ^to oiiil Term pro*
Fro m th » he deduced the moral
The trouble 'V th thn*
that the Itepiiblirans in State, ............
*■* t ha I iJi>hor| y except
where they had no rhn n re to win theory
Ihe electti n *hon d Vote In ‘ Hr Mr. Ifonver *nw nnv *i^n ef com
Democratic primuiy and there inir dewn. nml spilled him nut **f
support the anti New Deal Remo- the P rradenry !ee;t>i-.e the vivid
th*ernt, "T am told/* said Mr. Hiilltvar,. exhibition .if ilr f> uur jnd
*peak mif ef ihit then im m inent strenuous dn tmthmmiers <*f hi*
ihnt
he w#i*
|»r rnary, "they are doinir this.’ re if me mdD'rited
■he co -o p e ra tio n o f th*- c it iz e n r y in iire v e u lin g l i t ’ It* g ra ss
a-r m ghi ilccaniling ceoi f|ri,( J(||||
i ro-s w h ic h tew* o fte n in tim es like these get
on iljytime’j ,iu-t ami ° ut " f
jenit heat,
I
of Dcuth art’
(
BY CHARLES MICHRWON
Drmorralie N*’ tonal Commlttre
Reg. tJ. fL Put OC.
rtoU'lrt'WOHPgflj\
m
DISPELLING THE FOG
SEEM S— By JO H N H IX
b& rz
w ipe of Dinth
TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1938
J under Pinrilnr condfrion* they rvmntrst notion of wlmt mu d !»•
*should follow ihe Florida eximpt tlofi»' to tiim th# lidf.
Well, pvt'ii un #x-l * i m i M
Lind thin leach ihe Pre-sklent h
inir iho ho|i# of \finif Prpiitlufi
♦tficp rtiorv, hnx trot to
Mime
I'eppi-r calm- thrruuh
fhinsf. t»vrn if lh;iT tonitfhinu '*
i with better than a two-to-one runncTiller d#n r nor convlnr mr. OtherI Jorily nvrr W leni, the,e w i era
witoi*, h# >vitii IiI font inn# tn h«* th*’
ami uthen like them fired n nth
8am# fitrsno tcn m n wh i wnn ri* i*ter uncnmferlah'e rii rmma All f
Ifitiit to !h<| toiiihiin >r
at
[them hail .injilit-d tint 'hr New
th# conv**ntion th it n« id imti'tl
Deal Democrat hud no atirnglh exflvVi-rnor Lamhtn.
crpt the influence uf Preside"'
' llooacvelt. Sn they were eenfr- nt*
|ed, scrording to their own hy
Siiufi 'n
potheies, with iho thought ihnt n 'i f!#ri ‘u of ■ov ih y
|th» Prcsideo'’* t"’ polvrity was ac fh*!*#<) tn
tiv th.* f'rjiHT
tually the dele mining farter n Vnl#«, Mfii»rwin| |*>Jvrartj VII
Iscrh con'cats T h il. of ruurtr. did tl im.Oflfl.
T ot Jih# at slJ wi'h their d agnn*e* of n de-lining faitli in the
'President nnd ihe sucre-* nf th RBMI.N'OI.H I'lIUIM .lCAt
reactionary r#vult
spnin*t h *
CO.* ISC.
policies; nur would it Iw a com
Miller Hidf.
Paik Avc.
forts bla theory to idrance in fu
TWO IMMtfIR <*Ol TTI o r Oik
ture primaries where the issues
IIKMIV M fH .lt IX, JH.
ni*TnMimuvr
were Ihe asme.
PKESCR1PT10NS
Ho nil hands apparently aban
ACCUHATLLY
doned the Idea that the waxing o r '
waning of the Ptesident's popu- (
COMPOUNDED
larity wm lha dec ding factor and
AT REMARKARLY
By JOK HENDRICKS
are now agreed that it wia the
REDUCED
PRICES.
■ >- . Meven guilty plea* were heard dlttrlhution of palroiutge and theROIIKIIT d r a y — HERVICh. -*nd Marion Countioa comnionly im-ntly hy County Ju-lge II, W. handling of the relief funds.
i OBTAIN Ollll PlllCh ON
INDIVIDUAL P R K 8 C It 11‘Bomttlm,, ii(o t wriUn an artlele kmn,n aa Project Humter Ulltaen. \y<rt"You didn't have to spread the
in Jocular vein n'utlnx that Ruh- Tha JluraL KK-rtrlficalion Ad
||. \. Mith-w. estreated a bond Information," wrote l|r. Kent TION9 UKFOKK FILLING.
•rt Or»y m.iy lis a rate beeauae ministration ts h (hly p|e»»* l of |;W.oo. lie wi* charged with In- after the primary, "that_lf they
YOU WILL nP, SURPRISED
he kept t‘iin(re*ainari Petera'm wlth this project and sro Incbn"* tnxiration. Frank C<i-*lrich, char- (Ihe FlotldianaJ wanted money,
“n,t t*'" * “itit>« on the niaht of tn spend mort In lha Filth Con g,d with intoxication, also estreat Joha or rel ef, Henstor Pepper wia
InBlI
. ,. w
a o L o ll l « u.Aa.l^>al n L I _
. a n b u n o w ti
... A • Own nn
April
Beeon-tI sec
i» 'L
know
whether
*r vis ion aI District. 11 .recomtm-n
1 I, ,_ a.bond
of $30.00.
the roan lo tie to." And he also
someone had i|Ualifled against us tn the County Agents In all
Herbert Foster, charged with aa* (leas puhllcily to tho view that
or not. A (rh-nd of mimi suggest fountleB Interested, that th.-y »sult and battery, was sentenced Congretaman Wilcox “hail his
TO T H K O I
ed that this "light cn»t a r«flce- linittedlaiely contact mo or th» to pay (IS.DO and coit* or apend fight won up to Ihe time tha
lloit on Mr. tb ay’s ser»!r« and If lturnl Electrlficsttoa Admlnislr*- four months in Jj IL Jtmea I'ope, President's new pump priming pro
It did i sincerely sjoiogiie
to l'on, 1449 Massachusetts Aren't-' charged with intoxication, was gram was announced."
C U U lU iT R FO R
Mr. Orsr a* I bud nn intention of Washington, D. C. asking tor full srnlenced to pay ffi.DO and eosta
If It to tha column'at s' idea that
conveying tho Impression that he particulars. Thla must b , duns or spend 60 days In the County tha distribution of ralief fundi ia
oases r
la not Prompt. Mr. tlr«y noHC-cd at once before all funds are alio- Jail.
to ha conducted on a political
us Jusl as soon a* It was possible ratedWiliam Davis, charged with basis, ona might ba tempted to
to Jo aa Th*( lmprv«*lon that 1
WPA PROJECTS! I am pleased vagrancy, was sentenced to pay ask why money should be spent
Intended to convey *aa
the to announce lha approval of the 128.00 and coats or apend four In Flarlda, which is hopeiaaa'y
anatety experienc'd by Mr. Pater* following WPA projects; imprav- months In the County Jail. O. F. Democratic In any evantt How*
aon amt. myself. Una of my am- Municipal Airport In the ctjy of Smith, charged with the Illegal aver, they had to make some exbillons ls Ihnt I may aotna day' l)rUndo tn Ua amount o f 1 ( 0.- paaaeeilon o f whiskey, wax sen* planet on othar than popu'ar sup
reach tho same efficiency
an I («g; Improve Orange Avenue m tenced to pay 115.00 and coata or port of Uia Praiklent and,popular
Dm city of Ocala In Iho amount »P«nd tour months in JalL W. W. dooira la hero people In Congress
of | U I I ; to provide employment Waal, ehargtd with rrcktaaa drlv. who will aid In carrying out h'»
tor neaJy persona to tha mam- mg. eatiaated a bond of (28.00.
poll*too, Tha relief appropria
I'-nancn and operation ot aewing
tion, was the only thing handy
INJURED IN RIOTS
far that purpose.
PRAGUE, Cxechoalovakia, May
Ode advantage of the opposi
Elrht persons. Including tion to an admin IstTxt’on ia that
two p i Icemen, ware lnjur«d laat R tloea not have to ha either connight in street rioting beUreen •Htent or logical. Thla brtaga to
Uudetan U<rmang and Cue ha tn mind as-Prealdeni Hoover’s recent
A Business Man and Citrus
several Caechoalevak title* and lang speech. In which be morned
townsoeer the faUlty of Presldrn' r.rawer. Prirwd of. Itoelasts. Agleakare and Labor.
Raoaavelt’a p an for handling th.
TO M B * POST
present ’ but loess recession, th<
Tate lee a Man tlr t SeeUeele
JACKSONVILLE. - ( * - > _ Ft*d bJama for which he. of coarse, I'Hstr will a* prong re ease >■
TrltalsMi*
II. KenL Jacksonville attorney, places on the the alders of. the
PeM P e llit e a f < 4
announced leal jftthl he will be
e candidate tor chairman o f the
Bute Democratic Mssc si its Com
mittee, succeeding J. n. Hodges
who died recently.
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
lesaon.
I When
Seven Pleas Of Guilt
Heard By Judge Ware
DR. MILLER
Gee. H. Bridge Jr.
Representative
WERT-The JEWELER
A human adult baa half an nonce
ef soger In Ms blood, which la propoft'omtoty mare llua a sheep
W sw M da
f » s s W a tc h A m
U d W steh n s
J m by
K o fa tr la g
“ •
�y f t •v':-' a
TUESDAY. MAY 17. IMS
TITF SANFORD HETtAI.D. SANFORD. F7.0RTDA
S ocia l A n d P erso n a l Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY* Society Edllor
Social Calendar
TU ESD A Y
fl
r
Moore of
j f, p
M
! In n “One
K D r ii MU* I-!***»I v I’ll*’ -!
w ho
r*i>
iitieio %'\»** «*f o»-
M r apil 'l l
p y l l*f
\1r*
F r f f| l l i t i i p o n
Avenne neat
on Majile
2ftif, .s t n * i si*
ho
I. • <;•« I - 1*'
J
L<*tl*ltȣ
i .m m ,
<•* *l*f«' [ III
Mr
i ’ ll' I
x
rponioie.1
H r .t
Hie
different
w. rr
;lre,' Jlr
.
llohn
.
Circle of
r„ . ...
.
,
wd
the
John
Mt and Mi *
lohn
Ivey and
t u r t ii I v \ '|u hi Sundax .tl liny
mini Pe.n h
\|
Mr
and Mr*> .John I n n /le y i*t
B e .t h vukf*1 n Sanford
\i'-tei di v v i*i*mtf f , ii ti.t
me
iiifiti
Ei lend* of Mr*. A lla n June
•iirret to learn thnf *he i*
r
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Jrn n in g t. I I m i re im n e d Sunday
h» Ja ck -onvdle . fte r v i* itin T hi*
parent*. Mr and Mr* 1 1. H urt,
for «e \p tu l day*
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and t •■•* Ml«*e»
Paul
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Mr*
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Doy e*to\\fr
H It, Stryker of
Pi. is Ihe |rue*t of
Mr ill i*| Mr*. J
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Mr *nd Mr* V\ \f Seoit will
Ituve iiimi'rroiv for Fort Valley,
ti l , \vhere they will -spend afaiu*
lwo week*.
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Tefford. Mr*
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her home on Park Avem.c»
S-infur * „ . .
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Pi *e*|. Kaihryn Till,*. KU» Pad
at th** ,
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(ir rfrh e n
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honip of Mr. ‘'nil Mr*, Juliiig tv .
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Dlorfeld,,. at
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wbiri timo « picnir lunrh *m m I|nM|i|ll
n »rd cn M u b
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and
Sunday
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Mr
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M e'iai*!
(irwn were at I hi) t»,i.i Item h on
M rat, iho
k TMa.onie
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mi,
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held
11.11 at i « C K. WlUinm,.
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n**Y, Mr* *' , (
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P M.. th*» p ro fram h e in t mv«*n .. . , lt
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1 / the Pa,* | Matron*
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IV e -h y t e f n .. ’
Chureh. A free will i.rrmiiy » ill.
be taken for the lu u n f People**
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Conference Fund.
THURSDAY
The Dirt ( l . r.1ener. - in k of,
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the tbinfiiril tinnl*-|i t lull will
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hold It. mee.me
p en..- >t
fl.nl.n lo Sprint. »• !•> »d A M.
The re.olar me.llnt of Se.n,
nole Chapter Number Two of
*i*t mr
-Mi*'
Wi
hauls. |ir**4iil*,nt. ••?!,! 'h - < "l
li? led Ihe de vofmn.iU I!. ,, •.»1.
by the ( hr.-t.an Kn-
d e .vo r o f 1he
Here's One o( the Best Pictures You'll See This Yearl
here* wfit hi. i .it 1hi
!► .if IV jy ti'iu i
were even and ii'prov |
Mrx i K MrHI.ir - m«
.f1
rlntrffa on pi** **nJm.*ft|r in ' >u
the tast meeting of the <et«on of tertulnina -o»ml Imu w»•h Mm
the Social Department of the Wo- I* I. Wynn, Mr* \rHnn rhi|
man's Club, All member*, includ* lip*. Mr* W * i »!■m..,, m « 4
» ig Junior member*, are cordially CooUhy. un«l Mia* Hinl P, i - d
Inv.ted to attenii. Phone 7‘J-J for rivint re'd nu* i I
ie«er 'ation*.
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A play, “ Mr* Vinney’* fh noim
|,n,nionu a.
n.tion.j (innlrn ", » i K r prrM-nted
,.1 - id toe anil te.i
■ t the I’u r i.h H om e »t 8 :0 0 1*. M.
T o n ig h t - W e d n e s d a y
sm ith .
Mt ■
ncm meetnm
Alins (irelciimi |,o»n in i,j.
fruit!
THRER
St. Affncs Uuild Of
( ’hlirrh Hus Meeting
F.iiw an l Sim I, of t V j
t . .t mg
wjth Mrs. M u rray j a m s a* a *
ion* urllnll* * k e |ih 's 1 -»i»u
Pedant lio ste.s.
Th e A lath ran S u nday S* lined Priemt. who i* |n he ;i h, .
J line, .1* fill* gkllljnt 1
f*hiiA of the H im lta p ti,t t’hnn'h
T h e I iMin*'**.< meeting. « o
.w ill hold th^ir m onthly I m im ii ***-*
and d H ia f inert,m : .it the homo *1d*'d uv'r l*v Mm ( I
of
HANDLES ADS
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rson
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t*\ 'h*
M rthndi*1 H i im it .»t »h* i. "i f
In* aah»<*l» *;•* h''M !■•«* i-.,- it *
th* hoin«* of Mis:* K a th i’in r i’11—
and Mra J
Auxiliary O f Church
Has Birthday Party
iw c . e
Telephone 148
Miss Emily Priest
Honored With Party
\
The A n tle r ’s Lodge ft. P O, E.
w ,ll gin* u benefit h rid g ? party
d
8:00 p M at the E lk s H u b .
Th e Hom e Maker*' r.d ilit of the
f onRreK.lT fe'.if L h u ri h h ill me#t
at the parftonji&r at T »a o V W k
fur » so cia l ev-cnlnc.
The Past Matron* t M i of f>
K, H, wMI mee■ T u ^ -ln y
n jlli
Mr*,
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L , H u rt a* I heir
home oil Oak Avenue.
lh ,k
lliiltirl ivv,
l i r m n lv of
Funftird. m liv e d here S aturd n y
from Allan: i and Sew OrJena* to
>
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M Thla
mi
11,ill it.
Vn of *1i „nC w is i H ■n hn Me
t in |e i hi) ir Hi*-ii. Mr. |i| II VI*
f ' -lir ,. Mm
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II S r * •
M. !
Hurt v \Vtool n il I *'nd VI ,
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v ivtneii ind Rirl* "I f.n » v n 4‘>,ni ,
trie*
1
In t li-ni;** of ,K*i ti, if , ti* wet*
Mr*, It P
Tii|«t
Mm J**h,i
i till i li mid Ml.* I .t h ,t i ild w i li
111 i h‘li Ec iif Ief| »4*d|ini n1* wim•
Mr*
M it '
llo llv
.••• oil
t h 'M man, Mr
Mr, iim ) Mr*. J M, Moye of
f ’ e v il nut. O h o , fo rm e rly of S a n
ford, announce ih e b irth of a g ill
yisterdi-) ;«t n ( 'levrtnnd hoapital-
I, F liiivif, Uhs Pei I y I,* »* lte||
and Mi*. M.irli*e T oim io *
Me. I* l» III I»»id- e I* " I * *
Mr*
Frank
M.
\Vhidden of
*'k*nf!vilV spent the p in t week
•I here
as
th«*
gue*t nf Mm.
orge \Vcin*tein at her home on
nfiml A rm tf.
nerved
t arrer, anil II K Kip|. Kneerv
fentral rj.ele nf the Hanford *t j a>h». K l Mil,hr||. tie..lK..
Harden (Tub w,ll liuyi- lu laat s lin . Jf „ n<|
M t|llr,|,. j,
Alan VV
•1 1* i*>
*pend *oine t me with hi* fa m ily
Mr*,
< ;irc A ( omplt-1, Sniisiarliun
J It Cohan**. Mf* S |) U n th b r
man, Mrs H en ry VVa^lilm m, VIrs
lot t|*»*t,,i,
lie !
tp d u i,
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w* * o
hy Mi • i mm, « l| ml
tin l VI,
tjiil'Ui|i i ip m* hmi,
I In* h,i||f|Ui*t table, wlo re t h«*
Cm*i .ind speaker*
**r**emli|rd
for ,i foodie<« iiari'l'iel «,i. jn f
• ith
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with
* » fh '*ior s
2211 Maenolia
*liv e r, and •**«•i-1 . *1
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Ill-lit
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P r a id M it]
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( du tln e the p a-t u r e k rn d «» th«'
At the .in it ia l p irc tln . of T,» i g u r a l, uf kite V e lv l ' , 1nn,i par
N O T IC E
e h a p le r uf
I'h l
tT.i
, , * * I m i , , J,lr and M r- I I j I W ,g h i.
.nt-Ority held r Y r 'r d lr In lla ln r e J
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Tim n l|.,|a y m eeting
nf
th,. V l l k . Mr« f
K lli-u m l||» ,
* » L * ,~ b |a l* » W i l l I t a
tV n iiin n a J l io l o M r r Hnrlety -if * Jetted p re .h le n i i.f the »«r«rH)r
the F ir a l M e th n ll.t C h u rrh w ill fo r the ( n m lii, ye ar. » U h M r I r C H C Ilt C a
r f id liy
he held M ay 2"> rr, lh-» home nf J f rn r y W lrh ard .n n nf J a « h » -m » lll“
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•Mr» S o HhlnholaWr. I lot D ak h e ln l ele-'lrd a ^ ’re ia ry.
K n l l n r r p m n e m u e , u, , , ,
Avenue, iiia tra d of A lay
It
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T h e m em bprehlp nf |'|d K |a , - repent |h « p e t(o rm an -'r, ' * i--,
p re rlu u a ly n nno iineril.
enm priae.1 nf mot hr r nf
l-id » | l | t>,. p rro a n tra m a in l-r th-1
Knppn Tan m en John D W in , , 1 (m irth «i.n te
a lu d e p l.
u|
the
J r . n f W in ter
i» p re .t lent Hnnth Hid,. I'rin m ry HprliiR I V o f Ihe Alpha K i t rh a p le r ,.( |*htj tlra j.
K app ., T a u at th e r , i l i ' ' r - l l y n f ( - K n d i i T ' ia a p la y
hv t* .,
K ln rid a
e e u e , » , range,| by l l r - . W (I
Nine Feared Lost On
Unreported Airliner
1.03 ANOKI.Efl, Slay 17. _(/P>
r r ,
s
r
Mi s. Alice William,
plan, which vartt.hej in o* f 0« Has Part On Program
lnppe-1 Hierro Mi,Ire ran*. Ie»i
- —
than r» mile* from ld>. An«ek«.
Mira SUry Alice William*, n
It-iiml lo S! m ill for deliver*1 ftc-hm in at the Flur dr State Colto the Nor'ti«e*l Airline*, tho Irge for Women, took part in the
Plane telt the Union air terin1n.il fieihman talent proyram preaentat
10 I*. SI ((:4a p. M. F.STi erl May 14 at the Collette by fre«hve»l*nlav and » a »
ln*t hear ! man axtracurricular jttoup*.
from a few minute* l»tar above
Mia* William*, the daughter of^
the rugged peak* aepenting th# Mr. and Sira. A. S. WUliam*. 70.'t'
riMalal plain from the Mojave Palmetto Avenue, war one o f four
r|e»erl.
In charge of the mafionrtte *how
A wlajaaprond icar-h way tin- which waa offered by the Art*
kdet way lotlnyand Craft* rlylr.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Richard Holtzclaw
The new liner Slauretania, now
teing built at Diikenhttd, will
have -n illuminated fountain fUle-l
with flower, nt the main rntrance.
The Koh noor diamond ha* been
part of tha Dritiah erown jewel*
einre it waa prcsente-l to Queen
Victoria in 11,9.
Sanford's Nationally Known
Bsuritone Has Been Engaged Y MAKES 100 LASSES
UUPi
as an OUTSTANDING ADDED !-: REE S 5"^ cnortH"
ATTRACTION at the evening show
Repairing
WEDNESDAYand THURSDAY Diamond
Setting
waiting right around
the corner...in nearly a million
Btorcs where cigarettes are sold
you’ll find that friendly white
Chesterfield package.
B O Y s t o m a n i r, A f
jc j
Wednesday Evening He Will Sing Alfred
Solmnn's "Bells o f The Sea”—Vincent Youman’s “Without A Jtong” and Oley Peak’s
"Mandalay." Thursday’s Group o f Numbers
|WU1 Be Selected ftom Requested Numbers.
Chtslerfieldt are made e f the best in
gredients a cigarette cats hove...mild
ripe home-grown tobaccos, aromatic
Turkish and pure cigarette paper.
AND
Engraving
McLaulin, Jeweler
Ill's, h it Af»
'
1,1***£>
c s s —V
ft
Chesterfield’s milder better taste
will give you more pleasure than
any cigarette you ,ever smoked.
No Advance In Admission
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TUESDAY. MAY 17. IMS
W lft SANTOTTI) iTKRAttf, SAWPORD, FLORIDA
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With member* ol the i i m i M
lot
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Daniel* celebrated tlieir golden weeding ,ii
Joh n II. Anderami of Raleigh. Mi*
btgton. Hr*. I!
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Mr.
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ID.OCO Italian troop* that *wung through th» Via Doi Trionfi in honor of Chancellor Adnlf Hitler nf Germany Front row (left •»
Premier Itrn to Muanolini of Italy, Hitler, King Victor Fmalu,el ami Queen Flm c; w in d row (led to right), Joachim von
Kihben'rnp. Germany’* *'iave foreign mini*ter; Rudolf lie**, daput T leader of the Nun party, and Heinrich Himmler, read of tiermany’a secret polirr
Note the military hand lo-vi»or .nhite of th(. 11 ■tjan monarch, a* contrasted with tre party *H|ute* of the Fa*ci*t
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Pamela,
United
M. W h i t e r of Greenaboro. N- C „
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Htatea ambeaaador
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Mra.
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Miaa Relle liugley of
D a n ie l- of New Y o rk. M ra
\\ .1 *hifitr inn.
and
Meateo,
t o il here they ure at the cake cutting
and Nazi dictator*.
Sadie Bin gha m G rin -
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HITLER’S ROUTE THROUGH ROME
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are Tour of tho winner* of the unnuul Pulitzer prize* an they mat nt a dinner In Naze York
to receive the award*. Left to rigid s Ray Hptigle o f the I’ ittaUirgh Puat-Gazede, winner af the
Thla
1# Chtnctllor Atlolf Uiiler fol*
H i'lfjlO O nporto'lal prize; Paul 11 Buck of Cambtldg*. Mnaa.. awurded |l,000 for hia hi'atorlcal b o o k ,,
E ^;.*The Hoad To Reunion I845-IM0” | John M Imrie of the Krfmnninn ( Alberta) Journal, given a plaque *,1W" ,hro,in*1 'I** htalorlc city to bla meeting with Premier Muaav
■ : for ipecial pttblir arrvlce, and John P. Mar.lUanil o f Ncwbmy, Mu*a„ whoao book. “The Late George ,,nl ,n ,h* ,0v*Kr|>u,,<l *■ the pyramid Coiua Ceallua which wM
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gale, one of the porleta
■pley.- won 11,000 aa the beat novel.
of ancient Rume. At the right In the extreme background ia the
t'ulWum,
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SEMIFINALISTS IN WOMEN’S GOLF
BOTH HER SIGHT AND LIFE MAY BE SAVED
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T H E SAN FO RD
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r\ci" n r r
R T O A L D , S A N F O R D , F T O R tD A
felham Hurls Lookouts T o 4 T o 2 Decision Over St, Augustine
L o c a ls P r o d u c e T h r e e R u n
T H E S TA N D IN G S 1 9 3 7 L o o k o u t s M a k i n g G o o d T a rp o n T ou rn eys J-1>u. n*s T »
i n H i g h e r C l a s s ’ B a l l L o o p s B e g in In C i t i e s {•bam.
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Rally In Ninth T o W in Tilt
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F I.O N IIM
Contreras And Hudson Single In f i n a l
Chapter To Aid Considerably In
First Victory Over Saints
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Bprclsl For Tomorrow
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C r o « lload Carkin* Cn. iJth A
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Classified Advertisements
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The first Cain ng »rhoo| for
mule n y m
v.a * organized at
Apply
Bcllevxie ho*pitaf. New Y'urkf in
FR * n t— fu rn ish e d d rooms, two
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rent rriuoruible.
W . R.
D yso n .
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JOE PALO O K A
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WHY P O
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HE IS O F
TH E CURSED
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IN T H E CAFE. SINGLE
HANDED H E B E A T
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A P P R E C IA T IO N O F
A O X IN 6 /M Y O N E
THE FIN ER THINGS
R E G R E T I S THAT
IN L I F E IS OUR
I CANNOT ATTEND
INSPIRATION,QH
THE FIGHTS IN
SON O F
N E W YORK.
THE MOON
Y D U KNOW MY
FAILING. ALI.
By Jo Motzor
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►Sanford Fish Mkt. 4 I
Hromluny in America is hut one
ROOM furnish,-d apartment street, hilt
vHtor* who »eek
with private both. 13.10 per Broadway in Kngland find that it
»•**, close In 313 West |th St. Is one of the lovliest ii lape-* of
Warwickshire.
Ift— Honoea For Rent
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GULFSPRAY
IS— Apartm ents For Rent
»
:v IIAM FISIIER
AT HARVARD I TRI ED 7 r W E E P V
FOR THE BOXING
b EVEN NOW
TEAM . I WAS THE
/
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H E IG H T O F A
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T R A G IC t
BATAMWEIGHT
THOUGHT.
AND THE WEIGHT
MV STAR
OF A HEAVY..
OF HEAVE V
I WEPT
WITH
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THINKIN O
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A N O WRAP H E R U P / —
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WHERE APE THE
QAS> BOMB® ?r
WHAT
IT' V
1 WANT ANOTHER OPERATIVE
A EOOO SWIMMER—
" t ile
TW O
WE CAM CARRY FOUR OF
TH EM APIECE— KEEP
THE SHIP UNDER HEAVY FIRE
ANO W EIL BOARD IT
THROUGH THAT LOWER
GANGWAY ANO Gift ’EM
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INTO SURRENDER,
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D A ^ T f i fo t l i «
D A Jfil.G
OPERATIVES WADE
OUT-- Afi SOON At; THEY ROUND THE
BUSHes thev * vjill be in PLAIN VIE
OF THE DCACLV COUNTERFEITING «*HlP /
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�Tins B iN rom um nciO T .
M a n y Cases A re
B r o u g h t Before
saw foru ,
IrtTESDAT. MAT it, 19M
p cm n n *
The town
mu* island,
FLORIDA FLOAT WINS FIRST PRIZE IN NEW YORK
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LEGAL NOTICE
A orit i
r»» i m : n r t « M i *
«rti»
n f ri.o$tii»% « m i n
Disorderly Conduct Is
Main Charge Heard
In Municipal Court
nr
ford, F lo rid a , w ith in iie h t i*al*«
IN r n n R A T K
ifar m-mth* from *h* «i*t* .if th**
r i'S A i. x o T i r r
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f Irrt luthlleAttnii of thfs n o llr - |
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writing:. «n>l m u ii »lni«* H»«* i*l ti *■ 1 of J tine, A ti 1911,
in Hi*•-I r»nli|rn»-*»
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d iso rd e rly conduct,
CTHi^tnucd. Tho riiso of
i It- <\
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OF THE 3 LEADING j
LOWEST-PRICED CARS
-JL. The riymoulh “ Roid™ king” is nearly 7 inche*
Longer than one; More than
10 inches Longer than the eth
e r , by actual measurement!
ilin y , fh^rpod wi h ili*..»M«r!v u*n
^ duct, was iontinuHtl. lloni* II,n > .
.
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fo il r h a rg n l
with
'u ilo r.n ^ .
wi -
d*sRlia«rd
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llt n r y Drown* ih a rrjo ii with l.n
<Pfififr, was ilo.inis'od, F m n k K ” ■
rh a rg e il with Tyiurdor, w, • i« n
ferred |o the r*mn > I o n
\\
lla m a rhMtTCil WI'h \ ;*1 10. ' ilh 1 ,
lo ite rin y , w_* M n i m . - ! i i |
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r iy m o u lh l i a . a n a m a z in g n e w
t iilu t h , .' i l . ic
r.. n‘ o n o l (h e
luwcal-prico f t e I i l . . . T R Y I T !
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30 itay» In Ini’ .
Provo
r in r k ,
rltn rp id
All Plymoutii tv.iKleii iiavc llio
aatr.e h ig . S J - h u r s r p o i / c r / ’ L -
th |
lieair1engine, which gne» you fullpoivercd, tmnul!i p^-rfiirniarue anil
Bamhling, wna setdonrod n pn f
$50.00 or lpond P0 day* m i l '
r, The ra.r of llrniy Strw .t:, i'm '
(i'd wllh dlmrdrrly rjmln I. . ■
eent'nued.
Jim .*
Noi»m»l.
ehar(*<| with drank and d <m>li
;7 Ijr rrnduct was .rnten c l t" i ■■v
‘ $30.00 Or *p«ml 70 d.iya In Ju l
Bon Gn non. th ar^ .l
«rl
drnnkcnnm, wna ronirncril l > |t.i
. $s.oo or apand 10 iliy . in J,■I
Blonowall Jackion, chartfd milt
diaordarly tonduct. w i, arnirtfcl
“ . trf |>«y $3.00 or aprnd 10 day m
leinarlcable econom y - B O TH !
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Ejtay lo ow n ... your prcaenl car
will probably represent a large
proper linn ol P lynu ju lh 'slow drlivern .a la n ce in natprisinjly low
insi alinen Is.
rnont
B fC M l).
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Cal DuBniv, charscl wi'li >1
- ofdorly comluct, wa. di-m •■'
Bhormin Brown chorgcl « ' It
<■ ilninkpnnaaa and naiault w n
traced on both counta lo .p- ittl
day a In jad- Luello McL’min >■*.
charged with draiikcinte"' , '" 1
' aaaault, waa aantenred on rnf'i
^ ’ count to apend 30 day* In Jail,
k
J n o p Wynn, charged w ith .It
r,. orderly eondoet, » m aoiUeiteeil >•'
k
pay $5.00 or apenil 10 day. in .1ill.
i*' iraala Ann Duckott, rhnrgcl « ih
t* dlaorderly conduct, wa* «rntenc'1
j ' to p iy $5.00 or apend 10 dtij, ri
|Pll
I tin
SuHt*hirtu S ta 'i- in
♦M
M .r y
hi* par*»il*» held «s a prv*it*w ut
th*
ILVK0UTH
— "Datrait d . l i m . J
Orica." in d u d in i all
Fadw j l Uaaa. P1,auUh
*‘R ..iik iiM " r a .d ,l,
a*act at SMS;" 0 .lilts "
awdalt llijl-lfy hi|hrc.
FIVE
Passenger Sedan
U i m Ii C
Frit f»»f'*i i d*'*v* < tin* sea hur^* » from u <ui f l>**ii*|
I!
\ . ,n i i i . *.*• ii i h si ml Mi * OrufiKP F««f»vjil < M 1j*a N i-(fin* p in * 11
w.m-t ...
'* hi •i-t1 ii >e||* .1..... 1 li»*I it w--in w Hilly **iim m l
,t| .th*i»**
Mtirtin’s Garape
General
Repairing
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f"
Truck & Auto
Service
1'
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Hodlee—Mjirlnge—Trallm
A price you can afford
to pay
Iv W-Beanie
k,
Hogan, chnrird v, >*•>
Rf t pal it larceny, waa tranafencl i" „
m Iha County. William K Tlu.inii. .,
P5 ion. charged wllh rerkV-a ilriv tl.
Martin’s Garage
_fc.m£ II
W r.yT.
m
'Hy-produds oflen crow to rival
the Industry from which they
spring. For ins.ancc, nmv that
cann ng of citrus fruit and ell-
•fAUTV
rus juice Is becoming a large industry,
NEW cooom es r * g * j j £ £ «
- SSSPSL W jg s
WITH TH*
.
has
been discovered Inat the citrus peel removed in
canning makea a splendid cattle feed.
Hut II grew.
production
MANY TIRES COST M0RE-6UT *
NO OTHER TIR E.. .AT ANY PRICE
CAN GIVE YOU THESE SPECIAL r
LIFE-SAVING FEATURES
/
• Han't an cnliitly w w kind of tin of wtadddold wipna, awrap the water
aahty. . . tha g m tn t p<o<action you*va rich* ami laft. turn it out ikraut* the
Tread la actually a Troad di^aa." I ll
waver wallas nkral ban artlttaahattaty
IW .....C O U EN H.Y »U)
F.D. SCOTT SERVICE ST.
Ft ]
S M
U I
r s E R v ic r ’
K SERVICE
AUTOSyP
of
Han
ford's agricultural Interests. It
was begun to serve our agri
culture.
frt|Ua and
vefcetablen
totals
s*» exlenalve
Its payroll ulone amounts ,o $.1,000,000.
As the world’s markets open even wider tu Han
ford fruits and
- 3 -VfV- .
vegetables.
'J.
will become more extensive.
Sanford
-
business
,
*J g"' '
And as both ag
riculture and business grow, the
o f citrus canning. Hanford.bus.I* a by-product
of
$10,000,000— Hanford bus nesa U
Just as UiU feed Is a by-product
ness
Now, although this area's annual
standards of'livin g in Sanford
Another By-Product
Increasing .population In the
Hanford area haa Increased
the number of our customers
—permitting us to provide
better and cheaper electrical
service In every
Sanford
will be even higher.
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Sanford la The Only O n in ]
Florida a ty Affording Ball, Highway
And Water Transportation
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VOLUME XXIX
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
Member Associated Press
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S A N F O IJD , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y
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Seminole Cnnnly Product*
Mur# Fruit And Y'fce tables Thnn Any,
Similar Area In America
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L ew is Slate GivenMissing Plane
Smashing Set-Back Founi1 With 9
By G overn or Earle ^n^oa—^ea<*
Siege O f Suchow Is
Highlight Of News
Filled With Gloom
Farley Also M i s s e s ‘HE RUINED ME!’ !
In His Support Of
Kennedy Who IsDe-.
feated By C.A Jones
K iw an ian s H ear i ' Ileto ween
t c Italy
U e And
n
I r a n c c Coincides
S afety T a lk By
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C a lle d
Fastest Commercial!
A ir lin e r ,
I.OS Wl.KLKS
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a rnnniPi etui
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i j|Ml It- »tf i&O niilri
hour, TH" Hi),t)uu *hip a a*
on *i r*'Kufnr Might but an.*
in* LimM" In Kt. pun! vl •
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ta*i i» mi ' In- Si>;inHh civil
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tell.1 it \ 4 tin li" d. It l«n n 1 t h r "itc h u av a M.i
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1" '*|*4 1 ' '111 i*t 1" rt tpf . Intel i t ii un i s'* *n It ! wivtt
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Kotirim; throe-inch a n 't alrc^kf. (..iil'Tio.-..
irhlittht* *nd pursuit piano, co-,ipen»to.l
j'h o U> n military »ii|>l«n>> (»ctori*> .it VnrininitiUli', N V , ajitinst nn "cnoniy" Imml.ioi'
Aprl«I aOA|ill hid hoi.fi iMi'lrii-t
civilivn t"i|iulitlnut ( " "|>.rat»il will' 'lie deftnik'is by a "hUck - ’d.'* tho fu-t ui Atnotu.i I
brrauAe thd fog citend".l up
«an l Shoo foot from tho Ilnur* m inic" Inimher, wot. fi.im the (Irtn oil Hv*tii|uar*o', ,\ir Knt'co
N o rth ao t A ii'liiiP i
Show n ae he talki'd with
mount Jin m n y o n v
Tll(* pilot a i out r> a » r r lll<* Si or
r«*-' flic
porters. Jack Uvin*,tnne, ml
field Irasc men, held in C'TIlire ra Mii.lr*’ r-un:*' "a t a nhnrl cu*
tlon with 'he »|nyini( of in, lor- IttKulnr . omm.r. i,| flly.ii, ,kirt
mer asAiKtiatp. 1... it h l^'cho,..,
iho #h||£c, uv.i.c a r.dto beam the
a bar rtxnn *t riaro. Mich, do onHr" ill. Mine
dared Lot hove "ruined mo " I ho
The a, 0 j in «titch tile piano;
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k,l|"d t, p'rsun*. within a IS lav
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(If.....I H month* nil. Thtrict., H I K n l l ^ h t O f O C C U H Io n
x o ," hill'd near sa u .u . nor j: .
B e L a n d in g O f
1*34. t’n Unit'd Air Linos’ Ran
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kran-l.ru Im, An(elo, ,un K tv ,
I lillU ' T o
(e C t M a i l
Local Employers
A ttend Meet On
W a g e -H-------o u r Bill
cftrwla.
tb ltC C tS O f M e a s u r e
U r g in g concerted action on th p art nf In d u atrial leaders in Seminole C o u n ty in dem anding F lo rid a
senator* v ig o ro u sly to oppose th.p sia a g i- of the w a g r-h o u r b ill I
J . Po ise, directo r of the Ml*,*'
ix ip p i A d v e rtisin g P la n n in g R n an l
end J. S . Fa fish , o f the Associated
P in e A sso ciatio n , d r c la r n l that
fa s se g e of (he b ill Will be a d»
trlm rn t to the South .
T h * s ,w a k e n addressed a group
of Sem ino le C o u n ty in d u s tria lists
rt p resen tin g n e a rly every induatry
in th is county at a m eeting held
in the C h am b e r of Cum tnerre b u ild
ing y e s tc id a y m orn in g at 11 00
o'clock under the a u sp ire s o f th*
Associated In d u s tr ie , uf F lo rid * .
E , T . L a y ^ a e c u tiv e secre ta ry of
the o rg a n isa tio n , p re tldrd over
the m ee tin g.
D e cla rin g that a m a ll m a rg in a l
aniuiii;
lh«ui
Marlin
J'diiiion. nol^J uip|or«r.
tha? rr«al) of Watltrn Air
IT****' |ran«porl Jjii 12.
Speakers
Tell About I l*"'
n ,.
f \ £ mm
Amnnc
O n S a n f n r r iln r iliu t i-i;
lu u i.iu i u u iu u s ir y
Plans Arrangedj
For Observance;
will
peraonsf,
ll» n iJ S * J l
CASTS BALLOT
To Seek Industry,
Tourists For City
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C. K. M cK ccS p ca k sA t
Weekly
Luneheon
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nunthor of s|*c tator* are .-*|h .-i. t
I t l'h rr * «bi>»ri| won- M is . C a r l I" be preset.' fu r the only on
8.|ttier ..f Nor'h llu lly t u m 'l. wit'* I't'k u p in Sunford th u yeni
the
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, I ' '-V.Lockheed
slBm .gt Jphei;
nn the first leg uf it flight vslets it
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PHILADELPHIA. Mhv 18.
— (AP) — Democratic Mate
committee canclUlute.s smashed
a slate backed by labor leader
Johp L. Lewis and Senator
Joseph F. Guffey in Penn
sylvania’s primary and looked
today for some avenue to
peace in the bitter factional
strife.
Master Ma«on»‘ d #«r"s wrr"
cunfereed before a larle alien
dance of Mason* at the reculap
moatinf of I-odfa No. *3 V and
A. M In tha Maaonlc Tetnpln
lait nliht.
Tha leader* In tha first ieclli.it
of tho rite* w#r* P*»t Grand
Mailer Ralph R, Cb*pm*n and
J. E. AbtmalhJ and in th«
aecortd section Or*nd Pursuivant
Prank 1* Mlll'y arot Dlatrirt
Dopoty Grand l(a*tor Jam** O
Kuft
.
R. P 'Lane, rapm tntativ* nf
wthe Lodi* la the lH Ih annual
conclave o f tha Meaona held . i n
JnchaonvUl* recently, lav* a la tailed Hport of lb « m e'tinc. In
Utl* report ha prnload tha work
ef P*et Grand M**Ur Ralph B.
Chapman and Baa pointed oat
that the Sanford Lodia waa wall
r*pr**eal*tl In tha Grand Lodi*
w ain thin year.
During tha coaclava. Mr. Lana
r*»ort*d that Oaorf* W. flu ff
waa ataciail Grand Laden Bacretarr and Mr- Chapman waa ap
pointed to a fire Pear term »■
a member of tha hoard o f tru*• t»ee of Ike Maaeeiia Hama ha S t
Peter*burg. 17**1 1* MIQot waa
appointed Grand Ear**iva«t and
Jam** O. H off waa appointed
Matrfct Dapaty Gr*od Mat t*r and
•la* oaa * f tha truataaa af Me
ionic propertipa.
nafreahmapla ware aanad at
Urn canaloatan o( tfm mfoUng.
lo c a te d
B y W estern
I' Minl
Election Returns In
Pennsylvania Give
k Hard Blow To CIO
M a s t e r Degrees
Are Conferred At
Meeting Of Masons
Is
I l»u »h*‘r jf f ‘| «»fi »«
Pitichot Loses To
Arthur H. James
Return* tram 0860 of
the
itats’s 8075 precincts sasired
victory to Gov. Gtorge It. Kart*
for tho Democratic senatorial
nomination and. with tStl pre
cincts reported
for
governor.
Pittsburgh's chart'* Alvin Jon's
■a* •iiurcil of nomination.
Down before lbs committeeendors'd Jones. went Lieutenant
Governor Thoma, K'nncdr, ||r
was supported by Lewis, (luffey
and the CIO— a* was Mayor H
Davhl Wilson of
Philadelphia,
who wag overwhelmed by Gov.
Earle.
In the senatorial race, returns
from the 1119 precinct* gare
%:ar|* 470,177 and Wilson 111.134.
In the gubernatorial race reJM ia.
W4J, BWkista n w *
Jon's 535,411. Kennedy U 3.117
and former
Attorney
(loncral
Charles MarglelU 111.110.
Republicans nominated Buper
lor Court
Judge Arthur
H.
James for govuroor- by ■ marll.i
of tsndellde proportions over the
fomer G ov. Clifford Pinrhot.
Senator Jime* Davis won the
Republican r*-nominal Ion over IS
Mason Ow]ell, slate senator and
national committeeman.
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On- h iflif .43 " t i On# ba» I-
Jud^e Explains
Lilting Of Ban Ocala
, n . umvention
. u
On Bass Fishing!! 1 “
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Chapter Members
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I1 M JM«»n
Will it* limit, m’yro anil his w11 *■■ erfin il Kill |«> was luccunnful m
ir.dunlri«» of the county, purtinr In Lira Vi’HHn ul
rn11 !*i«’|ii.ir.ii Dm f,,r -I irenem|
Urlv th# South, would b# tho first day. It vrHf r<|ui|i|H'tl Mi'll ' mu Carrie, Mho utluckni W k >L
ffnlnitiir Ih*1 l)tim>ci ahe nonntn*
,’0»,n »n
I'a-liltijn unci
to fe®| the evil effect* of the pro way radio communication »nd Jjiin, aection fnrnnan in th«* 'Mi
\ Til* in M.
lion over Mayor S Dnvln WiUnn.
P<t*nl l(*fri«lation, tha ipaakcrs ' every known cotnma'cial aid to ploy of th" Atlantic Coo*! I.m" | w ho wo* 8U|i|H)|1eii by
(*uffi>,
pointed out, F. P. Dutton, ehair- j flying.
*
Railroad, Monday afternmin
John L l.i win icml tin- CTO,
Matiiy |M^r*on«
i"f»!u
man o f the local committee of th"I
--------— ■— —*
,
tlseenla, have te.-u uppreliei.'leil,
iihtm' wht’ ll the open i1*i■ " ii lo i
I'olllpii ill 111(1 HI th" til a11i^t
Associated Induilriea of Florkln , ] \ I j l t t h e W 8 i n ( i r D t c f u l Sheriff 1-. M, Hand said thi'
|H
iw« rinhlng nfficMlU l*« «*•»-. v»ntioii In Uinl.* n»V K.ltonlayj
reported.-that it ls aafo to pre.llrt |
..
, _
morning.
Fyun'V J'liigi* ft. \\ Won- *h‘ Wll* |||H«Uw>"t| 4lt |)|» llll'a't 1 11IC |a»!
pars*fa and enforcement o f the
r o r V o t e r s oU PPO Ft
The attatk ixreuretl when Merlnrtoi
aiMinp *ln*'
"'!*•* 11 IKhf Ilf tin* H**i»iiiin|a.' r||U|il«*i
bill would raanlt In bankruptcy to
______
Lain went to thr negrn’ s houee i<>
law iw very clear in 1111% un«l " Ih« F11te| c Fj r!»i»*rn 1*f A111*' 1;I ' -1
thousand* of tmtll Industrie*.
i Declaring thathi* campaign
get him tu aigti* a time cunt »
Niiyv% ihat Oahimr may nni livgin U will* i«p4*r'*'l tucleiy*
T h i Dill, It waa Minted mlt. |f„r r«ixitninal|uti in the Kailroud that th* negro co'ild get his m.»" v
uii’ i| Maiy 21 which i* SiUirUny
Thu," going t'» Otulu o ill
LIVE O IK . May H —(yp>—Four
would have tha fallowing e ffo c lt :! Cutmnle.ion w*« based on his f°r work done on a job with lb"
From Hnuie Hill No. 7ID l»r* tw i' in the |Mtrliaitivnlary i>r" men and two women worn held in
“It WUUJJ *t)v «U 4 the price of record as a membor of lids ires- railroad which he had just ipnt
it?f
ICm IIm N ** raa# t i r n i
C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S
h,.‘
j»<« h er' today lu answer grand
porUnl state IJoord. Eugene H following rn nrguntent. II.' «>
_________ _____ _______ _________ ' " l re-udi: Seel ion I. I hat •»>! Invnauti will r" present tho I... *J Jury IndlctmenU charging flrat
Mathews, in a letter to The San
■■ * «*l|t>tt han.l with
«nd after the passage of tins aet L-hapiar In ptiMIr spenkinx
'degrrv murder in connection with
ford llcrald. fexprotted hi, ,p ..th * railroad.
Thu C lf kly mecOpg of (Il'J I*
I* .shall
h1, 11 I.*
fiil free n u n
l^*r
a
—1
at.
-It
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•
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ho Itntaiw
unlawful
for any pv
A report was glvitn no tin .It. ih- slaying of Fred Collins, Live
It was said that lluul took the
Pr". lulu'll to the volar* «f Hfin
GUi's* un>l ilheth'r r|ab was bold’ 'ou. persons, firm or
curpoia- tri* » ..... Urns lit'l l in li. l-iml risk taxi driver, loat summer,
card
and
after
reading
it
threw
in"lc County for thole support ill
I *••**>"*,u , * l‘ * ,ru" ' ""X
“f , " r Baturilar anil an annm.l I'poti Sheriff tVrry* ft. Cunrum ia|d
Iwth touts atvnit Med .am, pinmn' in tho Valdea Hotel lost niah<
-w
s primary
■■■<-sow, jr on
|| |
c|w| a
,I.
tho
May
J.
—T’ —___ _
I froth
vnklem
o f OutHiote ft*l w;t* given on tbo im-.ii plant \ thr prlannerd wrro listed fn tha
Th* protaclltm dogroa waa eon*
-1 am profoandly grateful.’ h . [ " « *»»
« ! " ' *" ?*?
•• indietm.nH »:t F.Uirl Fairyloth of
A Ch-nau ... the wind d lw il....’ 1K.1,
( • 'f «
»mu>h deep soil fishing trip win
fsrred on lhrro candidate*
at ■ahi, ’ ’for Ik* abland id endors- ’ ^ IJ" « him helples* wbdr tha
Live Oak, Kv» Mu" Roberson at
atl'rnuon ami
M"« k
dlaeuwmd briefly
th* m a la r ine<Uing of tha Wood tn.nl of my rfcord *mj wi.h f . ,UB‘ » om*n
MeL-tn raprated- gealanlav
. . I each yrnr beginning March I V
MimuIhti uf II
tin- ■lull voi'.l >• Jasper, Ralph Hlntonlon nf Llvo
m an'of the World In the Amarl
night
reinm'd
tb*
pall
o
f
amok",
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u „ n„
.
.
.
axpresa to yon my .ln c r e ap ' V * " ‘ H° h**d ,n<*
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■tl*nd tho Sanford4)vl*t|u Trmk(fhtk, Shiner Harper of Giiincxville,
can Lag Ion )|ut last night, aoi pracial Inn, You hav* aibreit'CtWhich enshrouded tho city lea
“ Vl
,,m *’
.
. ,
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Urday m orning
“ H tellon 2 . T h a t
«n y
p e n .,,. Grower, picnic tomorrow by buat oti* Taylor of Jaeksonvillo and
cording to C. C- Collin*.
your ronfidanc* Ip me «o carry! Warrant, w er. Uauedl for Ilu
_,
I firm or corpora'mn. violating i»* and truck.
'Jimmie Martin of Bradenton.
Tha r tlu l ■ *» under the *u on th* work with which you h . v '’ *nd h1l*
I
„
.
pruvisiona of this Act shall I*
t’ennon said tho Indictment!
parvtsloQ af Capt- A h Than** •ntruetad m*. ind you may h*
• » » « « » • « * hi. wife left
Deputy t ollector of Inlsrnal Rc , lJt,
„
uiuy <lf . niu.hi"ean«r
fi'llnwi-d a l-iiifr investigation bp
am] lb* d*ir*a team of the un| aasurail that I will eoflllnua tu Osceola^, Immediately.
In
venue J, L Hurt was In the Cham- Bm| Upc>l, eunvkilon shall, l»r
W. II. Gasr)ut', special Stale agent
form rank*,
ilia. 'Other degree Work represent you faithfully and par
U r of Commerce building tod.y
„ , f#nw
n„t
•ml here by Governor Fred P.
waa ui)grr tha
th aup*rvleIon of W. form lb* dalle* af Ihla office
receiving return, end gWtag in- , h, „
|ltf or nol , luteUlJ11 * stm “
Cone at the Sheriff* request.
II. lUTktna. The Candidatag who fairly and Impartially.
formation regarding Social Recur.
A pilmph|.l , tom lhu ........... .
JACKSONVILLE. Mu» IH—f/V» 1 Collins’ taxi was bumped by »
received the degree* were R*gl,Njr u i i .
|
0j q ||M aJ)<| f w l |, Water
’’ While th * wt|| ha no contael
—W . McL. Christie of Jecksnn- ftclght train on this night nf July
nahf Efdarhlaoai,
Whit* for my place M th* RaUnsa l
] FUh stale* Ihat Ihn stgauir el«s«d villa, speaker of the 1357 Florida I After tho engineer saw the eats
lev and Emmet Head
I'ommlaelen In Ih* second pri
Caton, th» ktaitclan. wUI en-, lo bass fishing is from M*rrh l i House of Representative*, said he nn the tracks ho virtually htltod
Officials of tho Banford-Ovicilo
Vial tore at tha meeting, pre mary,
my
n**r*at
opponent Troth Growers, along wl'h etock- tertuln membiirs of tha Lion's through May 20—“ Dates given
had Invited the 34 other Demo- the locumntivo before it atrud;
WASHtNOTOfTWap i t - v r y - sided over by Consul
Mr. Dael*. haytag withdrawn hold*re and their friend* » f0 Club at tho regular meeting ut , rv inclusive.’*
erotic nominees for membership the ear.
jb tttf
B. N m M l dip *i ad Jamaa O- H u m .
ware Bute from tha race, y*t la conform to
Ih* Club m the Valdei Hotel «o }
0f th , confusion may
staging
their
fourth
annuel
P*The train crew found Cotllmr
lit th* 1333 harm to meet in an
o f Dm TVA- M a p fold Lodge Manager V. P Millar of th* primary taw my nam# will
nla at Bird’s Camp, near 'h* night »t *:®u o’etork. President have
arisen from the fartthat
body Inaid* the taxi with hi* skull
Informal caucus here June I.
LUaiand -and H M McCgliay. apnear alona #g the IrnDot and I
• on the bach of all llceiucs 'hi*
mouth of the Wakiva River, all* C. E. Adam* aald today.
H* aald IS or 20 nomlnres had crushed, apparently by a , blunt
aacrifait af tha U r**st H o rid* will appreciate It If my rr«*nd*
day tomorrow, officials of >h*
--------I statement read*:
“ There
is a urged him to cell th* caucus In irxttrument.
•oin.
will make ag X after my earn* farmers co-operative org*nii»t|.*n
A local post of Veteran* of closed season on black bass In order that an affort might be
Plan* art hefag
on May JV* ha concluded
Foreign Ware will be notgan- every county in the slate fvom mad* to agree upon a candidate
aancwacad today.
Over 4fB persona have been m- laad a| a ms«ting In the Ameri March 1ft to May 20 of c»ch “to ho might engage In hit organiVttad to attend th* affair. Came* can Legion Hut toniahL M 1:04 year," Judge Were said
fer speaker, of tho 1333 session
mm arranged for the *n- o'clock. Department Inspector W.
Tha phraeo -“ to May W may sation work end be ready tq start
tbw ’ .day, including horse-shoo J‘ Drliiar* of DoLand win Pre be construed as meaning until fansHoning upon tbo convening
Forecast: fair to partly
pileWag and boat-riding.
side over the me*tin*.
that dat« begins, he aAled.
tonight end Thursday.
of tbo houee next Spring."
Four Men,2 Women
In Live Oak Held On
”1Charge Of Murder
Woodmen Degrees
Conferred At Meet
Annual Picnic To Be
Held By Farm Group
Mormui Kept From
R ecord He Says
Informal Caucus
Galled By Christie
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SATURDAY, MAY 14, IM S
TIIE SANFORD ITFTIAT.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA
A H l o r i l X I * *■ « , i ■ ' S I
•Jezebel’ Finds Most Pleasure
Marital Troubles
In Having Men Fight Over Her Of Newlyweds Is
tint; i r l m a of Itio ie rw n i raiuai , hi' lit fir* nil Ihu tradition,
Depicted In Film
W eek
CORN-ON-THE-CGK COMRADES!
Sdda Jerker Joe
Life, Love, And Marriage Among
Gets Into Tangle
Advertising Agency Folk Shown
With Gangsters
I
Tlier*
aren't
nan,
people
. funny a* Joe E. Brown can
u
be
J when he puLa hia mind to It- And
he really concentrate* In M i l*teat picture. Columbia’!
“W ile
Op,n r a r e ,, ' which come, to tha
Bit, Theatre T h u n d er and Friday.
A, a iiMln Jerher, Joe ii a
. arream. A , an amaiaur ilrtrrtivt.
, h*'» JnM two (nod to be Iru*. At
1 the I .'finning of the picture, Joe
j la the ‘•U ailre
D’aijuirt’'
laodn
dlapenaer. to you) at the Willow
Spring* Dv'ig More. A notorloua
| gangaler In the pernon of Stanley fieU|a alight* from a tiu, oit«
| .lay and » « t * Joe l » drive him
1 out lo a drier ted inn Joe Ii J«il
-tbout |o do in when G-man t r * 1’
! rieid..
The «tory o( I'b M i' illem pt to
, art III Hie old hotel break. In all
I tile new,paper, of the nation
ami anon I » n ; ,la r i . hoping >o
dlacnver th* loot they are poalll»e fielda rid in tr* Inn. det
rend on the
etna|| town
Item
eyery ttcUon of tha country J01-.
mint, which pi ov hies a ■•f U * nf thinking they'ro Juat iraniltnU.
direct, them lo tli« hotel, which
ttilfth piovoklnif cv*»*s in *,Vihaa lately befit taken over
by
vm iim.a IrAily ;*
lit ty Mm lln. u young girl, who
James h’llUon, (‘hmlAi Cobum. inherited tha place, end her aunt.
THE WICKEDEST WOMAN
H'ulah Hondl anj Francos Msrwr
p h y v ip p o rtin e
»o| **.
PROGRAMME FOR W EEK OF MAY 15
AT T H E RITZ
E ln t Show At 1:00 O'clock Every flay
Sunday, Monday— “JE ZE BE L." with IffTlr U«vta and Henry
Eonila.
Tucaday, Wei'neiulay-“VlVACtOUB
Rngrra end Jam ra Slcwnrl.
Thurwlay,
Kay ErancJn-
Krhlay
A HE
1,1 K E
T il A T "
wi'h
Alao "W ide Open Eacea” wl h Ji>e E. Brown.
Salurc'ay— " H A W
Gehrig.
"W O M E N
l-ADY" with Ginger
H ID E ” with Evtlyn
I’ompanlon feature
"H U N T E D
Knapp
MEN"
and
with
Lou
Lloyd
Notan and Mary farliale.
AT T I I E P R IN C E S ■»
Sunday
Tha aw ee'lit kiaa In Dlg1e--From the wlckvdeat woman In iho
World.
Bette Davie la tha heartleaa airen
Fonda la the cavalier who wlna her Invr.
"Jeaebtl,"
and
Henry
“Jeiebel," a romance of
"HH OTHERH O E
THE
"B L IN D A L IB I."
the Old South, comet to the Hit* Theatre tomorrow and Monday.
KOTIt (1 up a tl.K u r T t t
tu-tiiTirir v rn v
r r fa a r n u w i l l *
lire pnre
I %lain iin *if
|il r i I « H . A*in m
lift llllil IllMifi refill #o
«f
, tflAtlHIK U ZACI/AIIY mile 11KHe HIM I.V XACIiAllY I will »ff*r for
l' *al# M publla ouirry In lire high*
| u | |ifk|«J»r fur raim,It iii Hi*■ Court
■V-Ilaaim enlritfir* In Hanford on lire
i l i t * day of M*> 193S at II o'clock
t i jh H * la * w i l l lewI a or c»rtlll*
* ratt* Ireld by lire Hint* io *«lh fr
( With all infilltltfil amt wi*i>«hr»iut nt
f |avl*«| Ih i m an tha folk.win* dr*
t Bfrlbru land* In Mvntiuolu County.
‘ Florals, lo-w ll:
Hr
Ctrl, no am or a u * t. p i s i
■aourlim M 14 ft nf Ui| I A All •
f u r g ill* m il l
I Jo
m ill 1***1 b u M * r fu r
fM Imn Iii I,
b u iil i I I um l *
F l u r M * , m id
lu - w ll:
ur
Ilia
lila t » * « l
r n r li
l Ire I
pairral
In
H # u iln o l*
U n c r lire * . m
of
C n iu lj.
I u I I uw n,
U*l Thru. (31 of lllork Klgbl
( tl. Uf Trer KI<||| It), of Hunfu r il.
ll
F lu r lt io .
n r ru n ! In *
lu
Truffurn a X aii th«r»of
Ii
ro*
* u i ilr d lit I *I n i Hi h i la I . |in ii# «
U In I I , o f ( li« I'u b llr l U r o n la
* u f H t m ln n la
I ' m i i i l y , F lu r M u
H n Id » • In ' Ii* Ire nunkM t(» n a i l* - .
f y lir e l a r u i o g»f t n ld il#«ir«ia.
J A 31Kd (I. HIIAIKI.N,
Aa Hptreliil Mwaltr.
NOTICB UP HALS OP TAN
(N IITIP M A Tfr;*
In ii<ci*rdMn«!« wllh
lha
pro* •auvnrln* 1*1 It, tllk. fc. Tr. «.
%laliiiiM of CTiuplar 11114, Aids uf
N d fo r d
1931
tiitil
u
i
to
ii
wrltlau
|p<|urai
uf
Wllntt* my trend and i « t l ftlila
A. M UUllINHON, Aaant 1 will.of*
J th* I« tlay of April P it .
far
fur
nm
I«
at
putitlr
outcry
to
U. I\ I.V.IlNDON,
Clsik uf Clreoll Cuurl. lire hltf h*»i bidder for ireah at lire
Court
flu
UN*
etilraiii'a
In
Hu
ii
ford
Maiuiiiul* LVuiilfV Flurwln*
on tire IStti day of May P i s at
11 o'clock A. AI,. las a*rtlfk*al« or
irerttfleal** Ireld by |li«i Hint* tu*
IX TUM I'UtJIT OM TIIE COUNTYi **th «r with o|| umlitrd woi| nub*
JIJMiK.
BNHIXOI.M
COUNTY. M*U(lP|it I* Vied III*** oil |h* ful*
. i ft a t m o r ru m tU A *
lowing d*««rllreu U uiI n In Hand*
IX r n o n ATE.
Mol* County FluiIds. to*wIt;
IN It* TIIM MIT ATM OF FltANK
3 13 of IT*|*|. No. « l f of AU*.
V DKNNBTT. lilh'KANfin.
5. P 3 9 rov*rln* Lola 4 A A
U
F I * hi* hOTICM
IIIw |l, Tr. 7 Honfonl
Nellie 1. h.riby ,lv .n lhal Ih.
tYltireaa toy Itnnd aod aval |bti
• e iiu liM i. win. u« t a . Hat it.y tha 3* dor of April PIS.
E jT M er. A. It Iii*. yvn.n t t» Ih.
O. IV IlKIINIHiN,
iteaerebi. Cuunly Jw lg. i t g.m (Mark of (Mfeulf Cuutt
M
Chunly, VlurlUa. hi, limit
Bam
Inula
County. Florida.
■yleih, m o u n t amt vonth.r* a*
i K w i l M at Ih. Katal. o< FltANK (BEAL)
oil ft tllk. P. Tr 3* *mtl<m»
L- M V*rt. N*k m of A uk. T. p m
,ll.
.
ra*
an
icli
rlli
la.iutor
■tal. uf
L>a*.a,.d.
*
or TU N
CIIH'IIIT
M W illilin g T . I
Vi I-lain-1
AYlim tlNH ll, IIAIIAN a Ad C.
A. IIAIIAN. her Uuakaud,
I).-
"“',M“kuTica oh aaim
Nut In- la hereby given that unir and u r virtu, uf final d a r n
iI h m I In
lb*
ahav.
.n llil.il
iu,«. I will effir for m l. the
Kunlun gaM lIli.L property, tu,‘lAt ■ nf Ill'Wh II at Tier A,
pcturdlag lu Traffurd-a niar a*
Ik . Clly i.f Haa bird, Florida,
dgly reaurdfd la the Vuhlle
Unemdn u f tMialunla t'oaaty.
I 'i b r l i b M r ef Juat. n i l dur.
Ig thn lattal hnwrn nf pal* at lha
MU done a f th. Court lluua. In
N o tic e o r i a l i o r t a n
c M U T im a T iM
tn accurdanve wllh
Ih .
preVI.Ion, of C b a p l.r l l l t l . Act. .1
II1T and uituii wrltlcn riq u i.t id
I. ('. KIN A 111) I will offer lor
aal. at publl>. uul.ry tu lha high*
. . I kldd.r fur inch at th. Ciurt
lluua. pntr.iii-. tn Knafurd nn Ih,
u th day « f May I I I ! at II a'rlu«h
A M.. las r.rttfl.a t. ar i.rtlflr a t*. Ii, lit by the Nlat. luaelh.r
With ill omitted amt ■ubaeqaeal
I» v Im] laav. un Ih* fallawlng dt*
M ilbu . land. In Mamlnula t.'uunlr,
Flurlda lu-w lli
<*>rt. Nil. ITT nf A im . I, t i l l
enVMlag K I * >1 . f W lie ft
uf N II! ft a f HIM. I Tr. II,
Maafurd.
W lln ... my bead and aaal ihla
>. le day uf April 1*11.
O F. HMIINOON.
Clark af Circuit Cuart
gimluula Cuunly. Flu,Ida.
W EST"
and
“STATE
I’O LIL'E" with John King. Alao today
Saturday, May 21— “ H E A D IN ' E A S T " wiih Duck Jonea and
M ITII K OF K id ir r im
will Ii* *n(*r*d a*aln*t you,
In i«irtivl>>»Hr« with
lli*
i»rr»IT
Id F U ltT lieit
OIIHKItKD
Hint !hl« ardar Ire puLtllvh*d nnr* tvUluita nf l»W ap|>llrabla I!»**»♦•tn,
*nrh a *«k for four conia«utlre a ul ica It homliy glWN ll'Wi
w **li* In Th* Hanford lUralt* a #Inctl*iii liMa li**n vallvd and ° r *
,r,w
uawataptr published tn Hanfonl. tlumr. lu tin Ireld. mid *!'*■
will Ire lirll wll III n null lliruiighd
**n iln »l« County. Florida.
Wlltt*** iny hand and official chi I H(rerIn! Tn I Hrliii«l Uliarirtl
anil (if said Court this 39th day Numlrer Fuur ( ( } . Hrmlnula 1‘nmi*
l>, Florida, aald
dUliIri
brln*
uf April. P it .
k it*iw n Lift rhulunta Hpartol Tam
a
IV
riKHNDO.N.
Clark Circuit Court. Hrhuul Ulalrk-I. on Tuvoday. May
31 m ii, far lire |iurpu*» **f da*
My A. 31. vvkkkh
Dspuly CUrk. larminluf wliu ■hulI b* Ifunlrra uf
lire Biild dltlrln for th* n*si »«•’ •
J ohn a i . k o n a iii )Y.
Holultur fur Plaintiff.
i'lredln* lorn yrara, niid lb* hum*
In.r uf inllU uf tlatrli'l airhiiul i » *
In
Ire I vIfiI anil r«*ll*t(«d fur t»th
NOTH M OF klakiTlOY
fit ruinpllanc* with tha
pru- uf IHr aald yraraTlre
In* n.imnl af*
“Mvl*lon* af law applicable Ibtrtlu. (Mdiitvil fulluw
art u* liiaK>*€li*ra and
ntitlc* 1* Irersby *hre*
that aa ctrrb at |u
lire iirrulncU ire in*d w llh*
alactlun ha* ire*n called and nr- In Haiti X*rt(ul Ttt« Hrhuul I»ia*
■larad tu ha h*lu, and lha Min*
will Ire Ireld within and through irii'i. lu hold *4.1li) *l*eth»ni
out Hpat*in I Tas Xchuol* Ulalrlct Prrdiret 7
rtrrb; Mr*. Juala I'rprell
Imapavtara: I lia Wltinl* Mailhnw*,
Mi
(limit lin Hlurvjr. Mr, tUbrirf
lottip
I».il*d Ih In IIni Hill uay' af April.
a . i». p m
nilTMTY II*».%Ill I t»K PllHI.h* INHTIIlVTION. NKMIMllloM COUNTY,
K u m iD A
III FIIKD T W U X I A MX,
Chair urnit
A lt**!: T W l.AWTU.N,
H«cn>lary
k UTItH OF MI.MCTIttX
In rnmpllahr. wllh
Ih,
pm*
via■mi, nf law appllrebl. Ih*i,tia
m .ik . I. h.r.bp a li.e that
an
.lartlen h.a b.*n rallwl and uf*
gar.ll lu b* ha III. and th* > . » .
will b . h.14 within ami thrnugh*
■Wl g par Ini T . » Hchuul Dl.lrlrt
Nembar Flva lit . gamlaul. I 'm , IV. Floriiia. w M
dl.trWt
W laq
alao 'keewu a . U.nava gp n lal T a *
Mahasl litetrlct. h i T»,w-*jr, May
i ll, lita. ter the purpo,. uf d .,
uriiilulna who abatl b. treat,.*
* f the aehl dial,lit far tha B ail
u n en ding two f u i i
.a d
lb*
nerakar at mill* a f dlairUt aikonl
tax ta b* l.vlad and aalleetad t . t
aaih at lha laid p u r * .
♦,
Th. fnlliw lag aaaiad are ap
pelated ta aet aa laapaitnra ant;
■lath at the pteelaela naiaW with.
la M id gpeelal Tax eakool UUtrlcl, tu huld « I 4 etaalleai
1'r.rlu.t •
t'larh: A. A. Ifuran
liap^tore: Iw’ U Meaa, U r i Ivirtaa K. a.lger, M ra Kitty Cale*epar
_
I’r.rltiLl II
•Berhi Mra. Aanla Maud lliwklna
laaparlurai Mra flual. Ualgar, M ,a’
A i n u T e rm Mra. W. M- Mlhlaa.
Hai.d Ihla lha l i b aay uf April,.
A ll. 1MI.
a
COI’NTT NUAHO OF .IT B U I* IN-^
HTIll'CTIUK. gNMINOLM COL'NTT;
FLO HI DA
i
By FHKO T. WJIXIAM jl I
•
- ckaIf maik >
L llH ti T. W . LAWTOM,
WOMEN ARE L IK E THAT
Well, u l* t t « order Of deaper■te gunmen, each lutent on find
ing the aame thing before any
one alae doe*, la apt to bring lonie
firework,, not In mention aomn
Inaanely comical altuetlona. Feel
ing r«apon»|bla for the m en in
which girt holehowney flitda heraelf, Joe aet* out to correct matten. O f coureO, fpy • time he on
ly managea Ip (Angle thing* more
horribly Until, lowurd the end of
thn pit turn he prore*
hlmadf
■pi tie a hern-’
Th'-rn le anffidunt comedy in
' Ihla picture for the meet comedyhungry fen. A« e Matter of feet,
you'll probably laugh youraalf
iltly. Jon E B ro *n la In fine fet
tle. and that calla for dancing in
the atraute and a holiday apirlt
In avery house In town.
If you don't mind laughing un
A very lovely arm ful— la S a y Franc la, according to Pat O’Brien,
til you atarg making queer, hol
low M M d *. “W ide O p e . F e e # " ■ h o ought to know. They're co-etarred for Iho flrgt time |
la the picture la tea rfcht a w . "W om en A re Like T hat", i comedy o f a hit-and-run rrtfrUgJ.
... and have
o n e y le ft o v e r !
I
' J:
-
I ; ' * ' ■; ' . , ■'
|r
V
A wise man once said
there are
money: “Increase your income,
outgo.**
- •
. ^
• * w-T*1
save
Much as we’d Uka to, few of us can regulate the
amount of moit«y we take In each week. Bui all of us
have control dyer' what we spend.' And many a family
bank - account haa been made possible by careful
spending.!
. ’
"
1
That** why It will pay you to jreod. the advertise:
ments in this newspaper. Day after day they show
you where to iret the thing* you need . . . where to get
the fulleet doUgrYworth for every dollar you spend. '
�/
Sanford fa The Only Central
lor Ida City Affording Kail, Highway
And W ater Transportation
S rm liu ilr {'m u ilv I ’ rorlurrw
M ore F ru it A n d V r t 'r la h lr a T h a n
.Sim ilar A r r a In A m t-riftt
Any
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. MAY 16. 13.1H
M e m b e r A sso ciated P ro w
VOLUME X X IX
Parley Backs
Candidates In
Penn Election
25 Killed And
Many Hurt In
A tlanta Fire
Attorney General
Established In
inns
Labor ActW ins
jPoint In Ruling
By High Court
ANKLE DEEP IN MUD, D AUBER WINS PKKAKNKSS RACE
Terminal Hotel Scene!
Of C o n f I agration |
C a l l e d Deadliesti
In C i t y ’s History!
,
P o s t master General
SaysAction Prompted By Struggle In*
Democratic Ranks
I )ccisi(mGi\ en l 'pholditnr Board In Action
D i r e c t e d Against
Telegraph ( umpany
‘Dead* Measures
May Be Revived I
Fruit CanruMs Win
Action On Reorgani-l I
z.ation Bill May Be: I
I Asked This Session I
*
NEW
t: /
; vj
Supreme Cotirl W i l l
Das* I pou Decision
Df l.ower Tribunal
CS tL> CbJpcr Gibb*,
fur
2;
\ O ltk . May 16.
yC*r» a tircut jute# at JmkM.n
( A P ) — Openly enfaring mlo vitle, writs appointed Slu > A,fur
the controversial Democratic, ary Crn#-«i by Gov Kr .i r t ..m
political situation in Prnnayl '• "Mr™ ' ' h,r
' «*» »
vanin, Jam es A. barley. lio.si-1
master general and chairman
o f p a r t y ’s n a tio n a l
te e . a n n o u n ced h i*
TZ
c o m m it-' D
su p p o rt A * *
I
lfo | | v
ItU IIJr
K'ZZ 'i. R otarian s
I <»'■ M.ty 1C.—
i'■mi- Crtiirt
’ 11.i1 \vorlc6\g
d>i i . result! «u
> ’ u v by t h e i r
■n11ili’d tu pro*
\ itii'uul Labor
T A ||C
lc lIS
Aboul
emu >#
Earle for senetnr.
A *
Ifl
'I ij
•
he
ho Ihoulht I he .slrogyl# within
______
the r*nk» o( tho Democrats “ lm n
. . __ a
,
perils th# iU (rn « nl the p*Hy In D C S C F ID C S S t a m p T h a i
the November election.’
*
H a s S p e c ia l A d v e r
Kennrdy, n o * lieutenant g o v
‘
,
r.rW wit
did «o because / H f [T|9|| OfMfVICC
for likdnitriil OrfOaliatUm. »nd
Postmaster It. J
Holly t.»|d fH
United 8 lll» « Senator Joseph IT ■Botariant nt I hair regular weekly *f>
t s u o l - . n l . th m o rr..
l |l)nt(l<0|i
lh„
(ui.
Th« (ta le Democratic commit..
.
t#a’« candidate' far governor in p * n' " f,,w -.321*..dhl mil#* in Ihi.
tomorrow', primary l» Chart** |country last year as compared
Alvin Jo n **. ^ittabVTtll b l* y * r
with only 10,000 miles duriiur the j
On the oUi*r h*nd. E arl* la the first year of frdrral »#rvir# T h i.iO
C o m m ittal. taudbU t* tor a b a to r u lh„ ^ m U e lb anniversary of i
.while Guffey and l * * U are b a o * .lt ,r maU> Mr n 0n , Mld ^ „ „|k ' _
-• S S -v Y S r
PhihdMphU W
p®*f"_
F ire Chiefs Taj
Seek PW A Funds!
F o r Departments
PROCLAMATION
Chief Cleveland SayB
Improvements Are
Needed In Sanford
- ^ . . j a JfaO tm H Air Mail Week.
i*
J N fit ThurHtlnv In a day psrL-cti- I
larly te l
alkie fur Sanford lo
WABHINOTON. ltay l*. —IJPl1p,rtklpnte in the Air Mali Week,
— Rerlral of AdmlnUtratl.hi ,|rHotly *ald in nrK<*>IT everyone
alrenlth In I'onire**.
It * * ' ,0 ga ,0 ,h# aviation f eld lu »re
teamed iod«r. may encmira*.* lh#
p|,n, .
0ff
| oil
President Itoo*«e|t, lieutenant* o'cliwk with a »pccial rolh-rtlon of
to trf to push thronch the crni- j stnford airmail,
troreralal lovernment re-orkan’ i \ special stamp ha* been deisatlan bill before thl»- *e«*h»n' aj(n#d forth!* ocranion, Mr. Hmly
rloeea,
j pointed out, siring fine adveill**
The Itaiiae pl«eonbo|e.l lh*
for Sanford and Sanford re!medaUre tart month
hut two ery. The elsmp rentatn* n picture
Democratic member* now »r' 0f , itatk of celery and the •locan,
conducting a *or»k7 to determ In* -Eat More Celery."
whether there Ms been anTj Air mall service i* now avail
cMnfe of eenlltient among th* able in every American state #*•
opponent*.
!c*pt one. In Mexico, Central and
There ha* barn n*> public inJi- .South Amerlrn, the We*t Indie*,
cation that any sppr*ci*Ma num {>ie Philippine* ami the Orient, it
bor of repreaanUItvea woubl|W** .tiled. A total of fl2JI20 mile*
switch position*mow repersenta the touIm of alrOcmocrotlc Leader Rayburn of mall service in this domeitlc and
Tesae said, ,“I would be glad to foreign »y«tem.
hare the re org*ni«*tlon hill Air mall lettars now total appaajed at tbla saoalon but *0 ar«; prokimataty 70.000.000 letters annot sura yet whatlMr *• wilt tryjnually a* compared with less thin
to revive the controversy. If » " one million a few years ago, Mr.
gel tho bill up. It Will paa* "
Holly said.
Election year plea* far early
Paul Stlno, chairman of the
adjournment* *r# increasing and entertrlnment committee reported
Democratic chieftain* are wak. that tl ha* decided to postpone the
ing every effort to clear the bool trip on account of the San
roagruealona) slat* by Iho middle fe.d-Ov.eiio Truck Growers p'cnle
H June
nest Thur'day. Tho Rotary trip
Omrtott# Turntr. a negro
waman. rat E]U May Bryant.
g«i*thar negro waman, la a scuf
fle (hi, morning about l:U
a'llock on Weal Tbirtl#nth Btree:.
Police Chief no, fl. william* ro
tated today. Chariot*# Tamer
b being held In J#JL Chief witBam* said.
An aula wa, stolen In Winter
•arh ent<y thb ■ raping Chl’ f
CITY NEWS BKIEF8
.1 » ah., n,«,i* improvement*. tnui n ih hr> >
A irtu U r rot«|lnl of lm*(Wb ,
' ,
M1 .
„. ,
4' 1 *
1ihnt loana will b ' mMc f»*r |»«*i i
tV|ln»s s ill be held in the t <1 m|, llp l(l - p ym r* withiuU ^ in
i'cllun « Hull lonrflit. nlficials .in I,-rest.
ni'unrcl toduy.
| "Thcrr I* a |i<»*ibilny.’- t'h»t
--------t ’lcvdand a s u r i.d , "thiit muuui
Tho Ihrco locul unit* »( N a-'p o l fire ilepurtmrnt* may Ih- «l
llauial Cliiurds s ill
hulil
their l‘" ll’d some nf the ainney if i1
wi-kly drills * t lha Armory t.» Ifnn 1,0 »•"»*"
Hint lli.r,. i- s'
rrsl demand for purchs*!* of lir I
apparatui, erection «*f fire wtia-1
lion*, fur fire alarm improve'
A new pip« lino hat been con
mcnls, and other general improve
nected with tho otter pool in the
mcnts."
Zoo o provide running waar contin
A letter from Daniel It. Tier
uously. A number of Illy pad*
ncy, president of the Internalum
have hUo been added to the pool.
ul A-n<ci"lion of Kite Chief*, hs-l
Just tmen receivrd by t'hirt
CUveUnd rr.|ursling his co-oper
ation in furnishing Information
which would be of aid to the A>
sociatlon In securing allotment*
of the money for municipal tire
depart men' s.
Mr. Tiem ry
rrquested riuet
(Twetand In answer three nursliunai 1. What motor apparatus
(new and replacrntsnt) would tie
needed to bring your departnirnt
up to full strengthT
2.
How
many fire elation*, (new and
placement) do you believe ji.ur
departmmt needs T 3. What fire
alarm improvements are n e t d d ’
The letter asserted that total
figures will W
prepared Irom
th * agawera received from all drpart merits reporting and that on
ly .lha totals will be uaed- The
Information, lha latter read, i*
needed I s build up a case trie fed
eral financing o f fire depart m<n<
improvement*.
i
“The association * officer*." the
letter added, “ InUnd to make ev
ery effort to secure authorisation
•f federal fund* fer fire drpart.re srm e sa #• ra g * r * . i
\
w
tfiu tl.tif nlMt-rves |hc iwt n u ih
,%t the inn iioiru’ ifin nf Air Mail .Service from VV (
h'rw York, Ma> I.V, I»iIH, and
Win.’REAS, the Air Mail Service* rover*, m u
li’iii f>f tVJ.Niii milli* miles, Uymg A i«•t -1 .1
m. i
mdev Inii! year, making it nfie of Hie gr>ate-'
huHrU’M life of the nnlH*n and of im hiin» il.le t il
people fin e rally, and,
W H EREAS, the Hint* of Florida »ank4 nmoitg
An th# drvflnpmrttl of ihi« e*«s.viee,
NOW. T1ICRKFORK, J. Rdwurd H iggins \l.i>
Tjly of Sanfnrtl, Fit* .
hereby |*rt»,Iaim ilte week
In 21. law ae NATIONAL AIK MAIL W FKK, for
of enmurnifing nn*l •♦tiimiUimg Air Mail «ervtrr ;
fully n*k *»ll our pe<*|ile tu m iipernle in every f**»
(tone thin 1leiK day of Msiv AM, UCtk
Ja p s Encircle
Chinese Forces
HoldingSuchow
, uli.i delivered
if. .1 the striker a
iitnl. r the I j i -
'f
|ii nli t ti'il rt• ('t h
<|e*
Formal Recognition Is
(Hven Eramo’sCunq u e s t By Vatican
i
|* r '
■lorida Building: Members Of Farm
In April Reaches Chapter Win Two
«.\ I m l .l i i .
$3,600,000 Total Firsts At M e c l \ W;*ft!A STF|.
|»i
i f*i l|i,' \
it.
protbii l * of I In* Si iilrt
tbfei*
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in ibe u »i, lor -.' qinrUitlra
iiififd jtii*'* f t. k. l in other
Mr. . tin li In ,iu'i mi
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IMpJniviailr s’liiiiin |*i Im ih t mi ili••
|h»*
Irf **i k*'ll1
\\’:tiri*-lbmr Bill To Itc
Disiiissod At Meeting
( ropiiiii* b*ivi” bi t ii i(i»!i>iiir«ii|i. | i.».
H^vi r il mnnHi« lii •I* •»» **• ,|uf.
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lisiiiv Im-i n tm sllpki
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.Hid ih** lkii»•*!,,on guv* i>i
* Hli»nl for uiiif* Hi’mi •» y c ir
lit|i|m•i In Flor ida,
1 I lien* «■» i ►ii>rjtlrt pron il ,--b«|'|H’tl in biiyem in
in th who pi (“Mitiled they xvero
•mif tlti' I h-r tl:i product,**
I ro‘* irgiPH*
mill
«n.I w14a I'finctnl
(In* iHir|imi' iif .itlvfi •
i H«*rt mol
Mniy Hi'O
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it t i unit ihIciI Ihr ?ita"
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nrriiiv DhI *v •*»*».* mu * I t»** il l
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1
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Umil of nihsa
•I tn i i .* *«f violalittna.
\|| Scminuts- ( ’sstiiUy riiiployrra
♦ h Il . a»e ihfon Hrtl in the wage*
( hour lull, m mil mi wbuli It In bO
| i ihi it wonii l»y Tin* 1IuUm* nf Rep*
•» *•111; i t i v b . i v e been invited to
DrumAnd BugleCorps 'iM»*nd ci pteliI liivotirig to bo
i Will Compete In Jax I Im’M in Hie Muyfoir Ilofol Tu«a! rhiv t\\ tt;iNi A M. under the au*
j :|»i(*ei i f th.’ A'»-A»t€-iaU*d Indus*
11 ie nf Llnii.lt tiinl Hu* Soul ho nt
i Fine Indti H> I'mnmiltre.
In nuikuig Hn* siimmiiuemtMH, It
w «< puin'.rd mil (bat Hii-t bill In
l.nil pi Hie futuu* indua*
tri*M (if Flni’id.i rill* 1 *hl»t fl Ihur*
miell tlutlhPii.n of Hie bill Will
Im* iKtiducfeil i|t the meeting Id*
jn* ir**w.
*
BUI For Med Fly
Survey In Approved
Coston Sentenced To
Die In Electric Chair
RT. L O U IR -W 3 - Rota it **!#*
in 40 titles shmvril in evvrngo >1#rrense e f 7.0 per rrnl tlurmg April
rum pa red with th# same month
la<t year, the Nations! Urtiiil Cie*
d t Association (rportrd ycslriilay.
OIH.ANDO,
May i o _ (/ p )_
C r««* Cu.lnn, former Orango
rounly pra.-o offierp wu.s senIm in ) |o the rJrv ltic rhafr today
f"r tho iHiison l»i|ti'ir -<lcath-sif
Ifol.ircs Myrrly last February. II# wa* ronvirlcl of placing t h ,
poison in a miniature whiskey bet*
tl# which p s **c l
through J t h ,
hiimls of two ntrn before th e 'g ir t'
.trank It in a holr-l room.
I>r. Krnrst .Syla-s and Donald
lo n g await trial <>n first degran
niunlrr bulictmenta In the c u e .
Ranfor
It It hard
HotUelaw.
vouth and a student at loutiaani
NEW
ORLEANS—(/tl—Two S ta ts University, wi I rrmler lev
e rs) vocal selection* at the
Florida— Fair to partly cloudy
m!**hg yesterday after a ipred- monthly meeting of the KpUropa? tonight and Tusiday, acattond
boat mishap Into Saturday night Men** Club hn the KpUrnpal P ar shawera Tuesday on u tr u i l
iah Homs tonight at liM od ock. wulhsail coast,
. ..........
ab Lake Pratotauiln,
tw o
Dro w n ed
LOCAL WEATHER
.. ^
�THE CTmrORT) HTfiRATTV SANFORD, FLORID*
The Sanford Herald
Who Wants War?
rT w riY "'
Mussolini pays his rcs|t<>i!s to the United S ' a ’.es
_____ am* I'artxularly Secretary of W ir Wisxiring in a spoech
I u huh hrotiKht jeers and l»oos from over 800,000 Italian-'!
ik> r**i or- "
^ Unco pointed out that thi* country hud refnseil to
ru o Knizo 'h e conquest of Ethiopia
Mussolini Intimated |
------—----- 'hat if the tlrmocrac'es want war. they will get war.
n**»
1
If'il.v. however, he was at great pains tft point nnl,'
>*.*■■•••*• i Wi,||ts p* ace
“The aims of our program are petee". h------------------
I**T r *
said. " W e w ant peace, w ith e v ery o n e
Nuzl G r rrm n v w an ’ s
-Yntl from th 's it must lie assumed 'hat it is the
a*T» countries of France, England, and the Uniter! Sta’ es that
;;;;;;; **•” want war
i
...........
Italy wun'ed peace when Fascist troops invaded |">or
h mr*M *« lit'), defenseless Ethiopia and homhed |>caceful villages
^
It from the air killing women and children. Mussolini didn't
'*■ want wir then; he ju st wanted Ethiopia. Hitler didn
- - wiiii' war when he mnrehed his iroop* into Austriii all h>
piBY ffprEik<
wanted was complete control of 'his neighltoring countrv
!j
Yes. Mussolini wants peaie. and *„ does Hitler. If the
| world will ju st stand aside and h-i Mussolini take Spain
Yugoslavia, Greece. Turkey, Arabia and northern Africa;
. and let Hi lor take Czechoslovakia
Hungary, Iloumsnia.
I'oland, and a large spee off ul westirn Itussij, there won
■le any war
The dictators' repeated pro'estatioim of their peaceful.
desires remind us of the bandit who slieku a gun in his
'jVielim's ribs and insists, “Now I don't want to hurl nobody.
'Ju s t hund over your jewels and u m r money peaceful like,
land everything will be okay."
jBO n d a y , m a y ' i «. m n
I
No. Mussolini doesn’t want war That's why he is
A R T THOU WEARY
spending every cent he can squeeze ou‘ of his countrymen
huild’ug up as strong an army, navy ami air corps, us he
possibly can. And Hitler doesn't want war either Thut's |
why he is bnnkrup'ing his cmintrv trying to support the |
^mo,s' elaborate military machine in 'he world.
That's why hoys of c'ght are drafted in'o semi-mili
That’s why
B e t a (I« nurki to leu) me to Him. tary organizations and laugh’ to bear arms.
necessary food and other living supplies are denied the
K H i tx my Guid*? —
l a H i* r««t •ml hands aru wuuml- P»ople of laith rmin'ries while na'ural resources necessary
prints,
I to mili'iry oimrnlioiis uro imjsirted in un|ireccdenied qnun - 1
’And HU *I<U."
'ities T h a ''s why the construction of airplanes for com-'
me rein I pm poses has practicallv hwn siop|»e<l while UimliH I ftnd Him, if I follow,
iWl—t hU guerdon h * r * 7 ing planes ire turned out as fast as )M>ss'hle.
t’Mkliy a sorrow, many a labor,
No. Mussolini doesn't wan' war He’s just getting pro-1
R b a y a tear."
pared in case the United S la 'e s goes over there and
I l l (till hold elorely to Him,
'ries to lake K hmpi i away from him.
h
MONDAY, MAY IS. IMS
i
THE DAY A FTER
STRANGE AS I T SEEMS— By JOHN H IX
KURT RTERB N E W S PRESS
ft vM ocm #v>uvo£R
iMV£HTioHo?r^ /
m m t!
ArtofFMAM, ia lb k apprentice
In C*«ff ltn<iif«lrir TIirm fa Aivav*
C »» Oa|«t«Ji4tM rirp Or lgldtvi4««i
• T k U U A l a * T i m Fp t h m P rliiH M
a A N autili.
B**li Or MadarnJgl e
WE ARC THC
peywetxfBecause wt'
#», cooio KwriKeftMRHtJ
L ead ers In S an ford
#9*n4 w f u r Mai fr it # mud
*111 e***lna« yea that fHa eke*« la
SEMINOLE PRINTING CO
,
R. N. NIPPER
OF A L L KINDS
Money To Loan
On Automobile*
Refinancing—
| ?3 | ?
Quick Service
A##
J ack K lnnell
z m e m c R ic K ffe
Phan* 170—J or
Arrrptanee Carp, af FlurgU
£ u h t n f « BUg.
O rlan d o— P h on e 4700
tQ M O & lA tO N lV & A T b
!PT 1H CftAW IN iTRV
H o i^ C H o W m ^ .o
INTtittL* 0V €R WHICH R
fafffiUiN KM HAS,
W e fe a tu r e th e N E W
NeVtRftOWH/
S n v h ib h
HALF - S OL I I Q
*— - — ---- r e v
O U » WAY
M a i bath lie mt h u ll —
l a i i u e vanquished, labor ended.
h H w passed."
Taxes Hit The Workingman
a l l -A m e r i c a n
I t 1 a«k Him to rocelve me,
Will He «ay me n a y l —
"Hp* till earth, end not till heyv*n
h a away."
‘ — John Heeon Neale
One thin* about thi* dry ep*H
We don’t have lo worry »buu■Owing the lawn.
Q * o » Tilmadfi- D S »in ( to inn
tor the H«n*lc from t )« « r * l« llo
evidently want* to bo * martyr
The K ill I* Lkk« Heston I* -’on
vttfMd the follow who wrotp ’ll
A la i
norms
II* in
No
Mote"
tawed U all■•kten *«vered dlplomiilr re-
tlton*
with
RnklanS.
pr*»«m-
lRr b en o so l(u lo o aipreprlatsit
II you hkn tho »* r v ir * tn l m-r-
(hiniHie which you got from yum
||UI neyebSaU.
1*11 them
*"
They* are «lw«y» Pl«ntjr of oth
dft Who will complelnIndicating th* dlfTaratie# bo
m a n a dtpraufan and a race.*amj. our ciilorad bby says. "Ah
tho do hnpo dla hash recession
dog hab« no ratapse."
♦ Inlarnallonal optimists Inlh«r« wga no partleulsr slg.
•oc* to HHI*r*a visit In Home,
t looks as ir Mussolini hr>
ad that Ito.ioo.ooo.
Thr*e of tha nmat important
Tics* fa Stmlnolo t'ouftty. twu
I. Ikgtq on tha County CummlaMt, and on* fa th* Rtat* Laglsttyw, ara to he filled on May
[. Don’t tont«t to voio.
worry much ttlroul dividendn fur stockholders, or even in
terest for Ixmtl.s, while the matter of ovcr-capitallzation
mid the Hmount of water itt 'He company’ll stock are of no
Issue. Whut the road tries mnmly lo do la lo meet if*
current payrolls and pay its Inxes.
But In order lo meet Its taxes, Mr. Pollard says, Ihe
Central of Georgia has hud to reduce Its forces uttd throw
out of employment hundreds of workmen. Had it not been
for tuxes, It coultl have re'ained these employes and In
creased the pay of all of them.
"During the year I0.T7 the Central «»T Georgia hud on
average of ri,4Hfi employes. It |>uld them $0.000,081," haM
Mr. Pollard; "Th is is an average of $1,541.22 per year per
employe, or $0.05 per tiny per employe. The lax bill for
1DII7 was $1,052,802.09, or $2,884.39 per day. The laxca
averuge $180.09 for each employe, or 49.3-1 cents per em
ploye per day. For each dollar of wage* paid, the U x KHthcrs demanded 11.08 cent* for taxe*. . . .
Mr. Pollard ul*o showed '.hat the Central of Georgia I*
called upon for property .(ad valorem) taxes, for Railroad
Retirement tnxe*. license taxes, fees for the support of
state public service commissions, fees for the use of city
s*riels, and other special taxes. A t presen', it* revenues
a re barely sufficient to meet its reduced payrolls and pur
chases, plus cortatn taxes which must be paid currently
out oi earning*. It cannot pay lta property t a x e s .............
The rnilrimd* are Indicated aa realizing that they are
not alone In th 's situation, the Chief says. It is shared to
a degree by every employer and every property own
er, indeed iiy everyone who has anything. With ihe rail
roads. however, the taxes have reached the po'nt of de
al roying' Jobs. With only a limited amount of money a t
their command they are compelled to turn It over to the
tax-gatherers Instead of putting It Into payrolls.
Bpgar Bainon blames lb*
slrtkva.
alt-down
iunlar atrlkas,
and
»a. That
may be
• otbar day nbil*
» « i wa didn't gat a
built through adv*rtis,but there la
no
ranof a bugfaaas aver gettina
advertising,—
nrlRa ItlrAdvoeat*. it pays
WJow Hretain of Cskeho
avldrttlly. ^ *fr*u k* U
• 1 '^
..World
adat
elreumalanea*
fa.Vlsfary woatd pmb.
s a
f e
r
••
sta
SAN TORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mr and Mr*. P*r‘t f
Waka- perm 's. Mr. and Mr*. E. II KUfield spent H H j i I th a la s t w»vk. f a ,
fa Haino* City, in lh* TRlareo’ oil
mipp*, given for <8thair caitulng
and prea* r vfilgik
.
(■«,** Inai
pfan, of .hi* place
'fa
Mr*. I»*rn*t of Daytona la via- Mocidag night r.nlisad aomalhlm
lllng her brulher'a family, Mr. HhR WAIPand Mr* Ira Htarllng.
j R«X Arthurs S. Peek ha* hfa
Mr. and Mm. P*UI*h»ll “ml; (■gufar appoint map I at Moore'i
M>>* Blanch* and Omirtla hava| Station ^Mrrh Sunday. May I t
returned from a vUlt to thair »on
Mr. nod Mr*. C. tkiyc* Ball ant
and brother. Dr. Harold paUlihall ifa tr son, WalLca, M t far than
e f Tarpon Spring*, going through
bom* at CharlpU*, N- C
In »h*lr car.
Wadnaaday. They will remain un
Mrs. Roy TillU and children re- lit th* last of Jnly. llan Ktal
turned lo Sanford last Sunday aceonumqLd lk*n> fat a «h
*f:*r a week's visit with . har weak*.' slay T V >ar<y mad# Ha
parents, Mr. and Mta- E. U. trip In tbp n*tl ear.
Will lam Urea U ft last Sunday
■UR ■’jfiBdt.
i t; .
obta neil hi* -alary for ,'X
inorilh * 'n ad'anee, hui't Ihe rna'nry, ha* n m r exi*trii mu|.
chine and eventually opened a
(Iei< hut that o f Ihe Uni .-.I *
III tie ,h.
own
Strange a* It verms. no iit III
«n<!
A -lo n g e r who rhaneeil lo visit
r»n rlalm Ihi* dlslinrtitin.
|n.-rr*n*t
hop beeiinle iruerrttej
O ilg n *lly . Iduh'i (m m.d
Jill thi*
i»er
and fin meed i
nf thi- Oregon Count rv ......... .. I'llKNSINfJ IN V E N TIO N
company to build and m aikrt it
Jointly by Spam, Hit*-, a, tin -alt
N ee riiity, eft-qtM'ted mulher of lluffninan, by thi* -troke of lurk,
Britain and tlo- Unit - 1 MuEi - . Invt-fiihm, plaveil hei trartition-il win able eventually lo retire a
Spem rel.nqulihrd her cluini in role in Ihe development nf the mJlienaiee—brrauae
o f a dl*‘
1M1'J—Ituoln in IS'JI tire*’, tin uajtumatie, fool.ope-a led clothe*- I.Kited jhouIJsf and an adaptable
tem and ihr Itnitrd S'at
then pre*-ing machine.
! mind.
held Hie region jointly un
I " * ''!
11an lleapped
by a iiJ-iorated l
—----------- —
when a treaty ruvr <h.- I
"I*- [ ,-hoiildi-r, Alton J . Itnffiooo, tail COl'NTI.KSH COHPURCI.ES . . .
piiuriuiin mi ul h uf the IS
l',,r or'* apprentice in a -mull Syra
The red
corpuide* In ' your
•11*1
cu*e, N, V -nop, found hinne]b blood, UOO limre v numerou* el
Throughout these yrur.
di- j unable to hand r the henry gome uhite one*, live SO to ItW day*:
putrd
ownenhip,
tin- Unll.-i lailora of 'hat lime oaed m pres* while one* dir after 3 lo t& day*.
Stale* upheld her prior ty righ ts|mg.
Actually, the red eorpueele* are
rtUhllihed in IMtlft by the I
j, Hoffman -it out to bind a nut red hut yellow;
their v*et
and Clark Expedition, fir t km"V II. foot-operated prraatng m 'lhine »o number give* rl-e lo the reddiall
while men to m il Idiho
th it he roiild conttui.-- hi- wi rk- nppearaneo.
Idaho, through it,
run-.
.
C O , INC.
Miller Bldg.
tw o
inunt*
Park Ava.
M i n i n r dm
UKVHV V -l L lt l n , JO.
o m ie tr iH liT
PRESCRIPTIONS
* ACCURATELY
COMPOUNDED
AT R EM ARKABLY
REfiO CEto P R IC E S .’ ~
ODTA1N OUR PRIOR ON
INDIVIDUAL P R E S C R I P
TIONS
B SrO R H
PILLING.
YOU W ILL HR SU R P R ISE D
DR, M ILLER
W . u*f fir lo r r ntrlhodb u
rtnrwina your
N A D E R ’S
SHOE SHOP
NORTH PARK AV.K
Ces. H. Bridge Jr.
! Representative
c * . i i i i u . t t * row
For
Fire Chiefs To
Seek WPA Funds
For Departments
C o n tin u e d f n > w
P j ,*
* Its B etter Flavor
ChargedWith Murder
In IlaNcball-Bat Death
OVIEDO
.* Its Cream Richntm
* Its
Mr». Kronk Ratilcrron of rl.
Pi< rco vl*h»«l her nixlrr.
Mrs.
Thro Aulut Sunrtky.
The Reverend end 11 r». Jemee
8. Dey left Mouday for Richmond.
Ya.. where they will uitcnd the
Hou'hcm BepUel fonven'ion *hie
week. Ae they will be ewsy Bundey the Rrvvrrnd Henry II. Mer- '
tin will preach at Ihe
Bupitai |
Church on Bnmley
The cllrue growere uf Oviedo
met at the xchool on Tte-E-.ay ami
iliacuaaed |he fu>ur* of llu* mduatry. Out e f lawn ipeakera wars
W. T. Nattlem and D. E. Tlmmon
of Calneavilla, K C. Moor s f Or
lando, and C. R. Dawson of Ban*
ford.
W, C. Nutt of ChuluoU was la
Orledo Tuesday.
The City assisted! by S la te and
County aw finishing Ihe side
walks aa north Central Avenue.
N- B- Willis has begun work
an a home for James Wilson on
U k e Charm.
George Jacobs of ChuluoU we#
In Oviedo shopping Thursday.
Fred J . Barges wgh the Fed
eral Labor Department, hredquarfera fa Orlando, was fa
Oviedo Wednesday.
On*
merit Improvement*, nnl it will
then be up In llm various cornrouni'ie" to aeeuro their u»n al
lotment*."
Chief Cleveland eapreasrrl hi*
hope lh«! fund* eouhl he m cured locally from Ihe I'WA w>
tier Ihe new loan plan. Th to are
ipany Improvemrn'.a that need In
be made lu the Kir* D.partmenl.
he said, to bring It up tn p*r
wl<h other station* in elite* the
■la* uf Bantord.
He cited the shorla^,. of man
power aa onn nf Ihe point* h.
would like to ate remednil a*
toon a* possible. There are only
five active firemen In the dr.
pari mm',
Including
himaelt,
Chief Cleveland staled, lie said
Ik* Department should hate a
12-man ataff. The Depart mm'
has three trucks and for racli
truck, hr explained, there should
be four men.
'V
Lower Insurance rales would be
the result uf an adequately
manned and equipped firs depart
ment, Chief Cleveland dirtam l.
adding that (eg payers, wlp> car
ried no insurance, especially seed
lb* strvicta ef a modern well
equipped fir* department.
I
8w arq|
Liana Club
N u lrU io u sn cM i
More people prtfer Ike refrn hln g wkoleooiatBeee e l . .
Seminole Creamery
Company
Milk— le t Cream
BalUrmUk—
Chocolate Milk
31$ K Kira I
I'baaa I N
WERT-The JEWELER
D k m ik
U i WaldMg
r a m Watch A a * M t k y
Rcgolrlag
HOTEL MONTEZUMA
member*
Seminole County
Court Records
Hank of D*Land.
Asalgnmanta of Martgagaa
U * . C- S. T» Moll H. Wbilnar.
tfaamtaat Company To I’staOaa
Dabanture CorP
(atlafacUaa *f cifaftlaaal gal«
C*a treat
,
Kagfard Oa* Company To Nor
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THE &ANTOWD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORtlU
Plans Pur Recital At
School Announced
Most Outstanding Students
Social A n d Personal Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
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T— ----- f—
“ [Mrs. Monsalvatge Is |
With Party
Social Calendar \ Honored
Mr* Rkyraouil Hun-* K*tgt* wu%
tom p lim rn id
and d«»w»cr<
with
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■h.wti
Klrv p«r* y on !**iur
rson
l A ll«irif> li
Vluinn »h en - h*-
afternoon by Mi* Herman a rrkrtid
Morris at h*" home cm Went
h
< ottroll Talk ) nt Vavarr
.Street
yrhtfiiJay here a* the guest
and Mr* K II L*iu»y
limy
Nil** Jatirt * ha|»muu »n«1 Ha
old |H»k«i •iw»nt
v * e»iiuy
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lirytniiti
Rruth
irl*-*
amt
a Daytona
Volie Willwm*. .11 , Ihty.:1a*
Strnairom. W»m*n iHIhmu, John
Morgan. and Je**te
at
Day lima
Peach
M» ami Mr.
| o Ige
^‘ete
*1ia i a giV«*n
w -'cid av
H \
111. . <4l
. cr ntnl
yuing
daughter
N»*i iii *
.lean
were at D»y*ofi* (I* uch y»*Jei ay
with I r lend*
Party On Birthday
WEDNESDAY
Bridge Breakfast at the Woman *
Club at 9 :3 0 A. M . This will be
the laat meeting of the reason of
tha Social Department of the Vl«.
m in i Club. AH member*, meludmg Junior member*, are r<'nlinlly
mvrted to attend. Phone 77 J for
icacr rations.
M•* I* N* K*t» nig* »v«4 hoimrei*
on the relehrwtion of her ttOth
bir'h*l.*y at a lumilv lii}irh«*>ti
given yeaterdi\ hv Mr .HUI Mr*
U It Katriitge mid Mr and Mr*
T I Sullivin t »|ie h-*n*e of Mi
end Mr* K*tr dge on Holly Aw
nue
The dimne room white ' h
of guest* nsAembb d f»n lunelieon
Mi-*
Maiion K -‘ »»*1l
Aiin* t -u nidi, h |. I .*i
Janie* \V« » 'h»*img * jm-i»i
day at Duylon* Beach
Most Friendly
Honored
In Feature Section
Intelligent. P relh
Emmett Hunt of rallHh**-ei',
former y - f Sniifnnl. »* *i*imtni;f
a short time here visiting hi* i .on
Mr* K J Net son and voting
ihiighter. Temdle Jean lilt \*-<
letday fo r ft. ni i in bv
for
a week vi*H rig fr n ml* tlu v
THURSDAY
Thu Dirt Hardener* f'inl**
the Sanford (invd* i» ( ’ tub
will wa* .olo'Miol with many teaidifu
Hold Ita meeting and plrnie .it spring rut flowers, am! the imi. ii:
flanUii'Ht Spring! al ID im A \l
table, which w i* spread with .» Jr., ami sou. Dona
lace ccver. held a larg* birthday villi* weie the wee
cake topped with AO pink cauille* Mi and Mr* T 1.
The gueata prevent were a* f»*l
low* Mr, and Mrs I, I E»tndg«* j
Mi and Mia. 1.
of Mulberry. Mr. rnd Mrs f.. I.. Mullairy were Hi
Mr ami Mr*. W. t* Hotelier Kstmlge, Jr., anri «>a. Donald. o f 4 rbr |m * i wiek en
*nnuum> th»‘ encagemeni and Jacksonville. M* ami Mrs |.. M
approach mg marriage of then Lucas and daughter. I’ nth of M« t
daughter Virginia
KtltHfn.
,l* land. Mr and Mrs .1 || Estridgi
Elmer Morrla Lay field of t-lear and l*eroy Eatridge
The M issel Lillian Dos*. Ili inelell lliV'MH. I'mitllu Den* Mari
■ pi bumnii. .lulls lliggin *. ami
>ta«y Hint spent y » t e n U y at
lUyfona lleach
Virginia Satcher To
Wed Morris Lay field
Picnic Given Sunday
By Group At Beach
u . , ..
nerteJ
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T »M .
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A . wlmminf , „ rly
«>>PI*I» w„
„ lvPn
pfenil
hy ,hr Chclat-
Company In Sebrlna.
En<|, , yor nf th„
T h . m a n ,. * . will >*• . .. r**„» ltalMl rhllrrh „ n .v to n . R^.ch
of *h. .iimmer.
j ^ conn<rcl,on with th .ir r .g u ljr
‘
meet HU'
H AR R Y LAUDER BETTER
Amonir Ih o .. prr.attt w »r.: th.'
Hcverend and Mrs. J. It, Root. Mr.
nLAB(i|.OW, 3< otl.in l. llity l « * nJ Mr* L » ' L*»her, Mr». Kionk
-B|r l l i r t l Loiirt^r. 8rot
lh'
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K»*'>
IUI, mme.llan wfan,.. loft t h «h 1«*hr». Kmn.ellna Thnroton. Hol*u
* « « f n . ti.m l In « fall R aliir.l"'’ . ' Mnhr* A * n' ’ Brink,' v - B* , U r *
« * . ropurlvj y r,t..H o , f> Im |m-,
J* n'
Dorl*
Dr»vtiiK
, win, mill
uilly
\ ilhcii,
llii*h
_________________ llr rt»t. Ilrnry
U'hitr,
William
|riovt«ch. Jamr« T rw »nd Wilson
Tha first Knillshman in hnM tin- llom r.
title o f marnue<a was Robert il • j
Vare, n Rth earl o f Oxfnni. » h n ' In the ieiyn of Kirhard I srhoM i
created marquess of DuMm Inn were maintained it
Oxford
by Richard It la CMS,
. hy mval bounty.
ll.ss A tlinr llarrisitn •>( la.k
aunville arrived yrslrnlsy in
the summer imnilh.
lin e with
her pa rente, Ml and H r* . (' I..
Harrison.
Mr anil \|r« Itid sii K 0rr.1lk-« of \ V « lu rk I'll. Iii. vi- airmail
tu be Ihr k Hosts of Mr* Orerniee's
pnrrnti. Mr.
and M rs .. Kuy K.
Symes
Mas Muitha Holiop, who is attrtidinc stetson I'u iirr s ily in IkaLand, s i r here as ihp weekend
truert uf her paimis. Mr. end Mrs.
■Ceorqa Hwbop
Mias Ihiruthy M ltilirll.
Tonight
Star Brand
SHOES
who is
M l II a
a student at K’orula Statu t'olliqce
Times
llin*
Mlltt tl-a
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i h i Id r u n
ADMISSION—10-35
\\ * .Sim k
“t,.u,; UoLM
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and Mrs. M. R. Strickland, are now
apandinr a«a>. time a l th eir M h „
undafaUmllna
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Mtaa Phil Ash'*i
senior, xslioil .1'
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Yaarhook a
W fiin ify .
feat'll
lion ♦t Fl'irttb* ’•t
at Ormand
Women Y«urUa,k A senior. M.
WuiQi'n fur ii>‘i 1
Ralph W ight, W P. Woikroao. I.inao la tnau l*anama City
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E. P. Harper. Samuel P lllr s to o ,-------------— ------------QUAKES IN TURKEY
E. t . RoumilUt. and Harry UsHava returned from n weak a riska j a
* a ,» i t In, trip on lha Florida
Wes'
ANKARA 1 Hi k
i/V)— Kurth'lu >ki' ■
Coast.
— —
WINTKIt PARK. May l«.
i i*. Turkey ».-»! . ‘I >
— Dr. Olenn fran k , author. I..i '*»»e "R hu .
m ar president of lha I'n'vera.1v populate H, ,, tii*
o f Wiaconsiu and new rbairei».i terror. Ths-t-'
, o f tha procram committee of *h
shu*ks In i no
Republican part/. *IH deliver He* H-*
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•ronimaniaurenl ad.lres* •' >Ld
line Collepe hero June t.
T e i u c f i l i . ..
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T h . Rev Ken noth C. M , A. ^
th o r. pcatur of
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S lu r Hrund Shot-w
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Dr. Frank To Deliver
HlNRY.PbNDAAGEOBCE
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Mr»r*> Muilb
,(o r Wuoieti. visited herr durin*
the weekend u ihe K "* ’lt >'I hoi
: parent*. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitch
ell.
IVEYS
AddreSS At RolllIH
Martin’s Garage
General
Too LaU To tWimify
Q IB L WANTS half d«y Job a
rook, ar festers) h o u s e w o r k
N atella Oaaavay. m |*,n. Avr
R ep airin g
•
Setting
AND
tnkVwWit
jTtfiul
FOR GRADUATION
CORRECT MEN S W E A R
Florsheim s
Corona Portable
TYPEWRITERS
Priced from
Very renewable leeasa it dealred
Cut Rate Drugs
B. L. Perkins
W hat could be belter, more
appreciated, more practical
than one of our
. 939.50 to $69.50
Luncheonette
Special Sunday llintu-r
.1 (.'taxi Meat. Hails
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35c 3 Pro. $1.00
55c 2 Pro. $1.10
B. L P erkin s
Engroviiig
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CORRBCT U R N -8 WEAR
5^-50 up
Friendlys
Fortunes ^.oo
SkyrkJers d ^5 up
FOR BO YS
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TU B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
M O N D AY, M A Y 16, 1938
Saints Come From Behind To Win Over Locals 9 - 7
mtr*r
Lookouts Relinquish 7 - 2 I
L ead In R ally In Sixth;
Nearly 600'Fans See Tilt
The Saints pushed arroM their
-econd run Jn their portion of the
Hpedal For Tamarrow
n ,| jr ,
c t a v i v i v * - t : 1 ' - |j u c
u u c
u i m a
;fifth when Judy tin t ted !• leftland o f Europe.
Ib................. I2c\
fir'd and took third when Gonia
I lei got a ■cratch bit to ri|ht. Ba
ton fouled out to Holland and ReE at Mace FUV
4
'tinaki grounded to Carlork who
For Quality And Variety f
'furred Gontalei at aeeOnd, allowing
Th# Lookout* IflY F l to at.
L f G 't iv #
Ju u ^
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th #
r |Y d #
Judy to irora on the play
Aufuptin# for a return t.It with
V *•!;«.! y la in # w i l l
th # fo l
Saint* unrf#r »h# lirhtR o f
I
!-,>% i i ?
m d in i*
HH
ShJwn##“
whh th#
b 217 Sanford Are.
Mireo P »r k tonifht. Pixlff# P#l
N ib \V#dn« sdiv Tur \#w York
itfie out. Skillings w sj «af# nn in him, th# b ir riehthirui#r th# Look
ht'M , .'rrlrln^ Ifi
(hat
ii-ffr1
t(r««||« %r«lrr*a >
riro T hy W’etta. WVenn »n « credit out* r#<#nt|y a(ffn#«i, i* ilat#d ' «
*M. IttgaafUe #, Ann fuel T,
^ii'l iy ntwin
‘‘( 'h f r u l i f 1' pirh
I ei la.i * I ♦ft#n*lo 1
ed with en infield a nglt to ihnrt
[wrfomi' on th# «l«h for th# W i T«
Fri'Iny |#ic*pl fh#r# will b# n«
t
e-ea
t
la
Uric
f,
(J#lr»#I%|||#
A
•top advancing Skilling* to *eeond • hil# V finofpr l.yl# Judy of th#
I *» I. *i**I 1. t>i>If>rm lirarfi J
'•illn * J»n# 1| with ir H v il V
. V - T h e Si. Auguallne Sainta rami the tame
, Moore came In tn plnrh hit for 5>iinli h i* not d**#lr»«#d hi*
t i « * « T**|ghi
» w York Muruhr int»rnirut
W
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fl|
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I«s
*a
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ir.
fV frppi behind yrakerday afternoon
The Lookout* opened the Mtor-I ||vialer and aingled tn rlghtfield inj p tfh#r.
HAilinM fi«»rn Miami will b#
r ild 'k j .at •Alnntl"
k to taka a U to 7 decision over the ing tn the,, half ,»f the initial
,rnre Skill nga, Judy doubled |n
1 . i.ttr*; rtf ItJiiflritillr
Th# line*np for th# Lonkotit*
SH ’ Hhawnw ' **och Tueidiy dur
I <• t t •* tn
llk jt r h
,ti
jj' lookouts nt the Municipal tml. chapter when with two men out. center field to acore Moore and
hi« Mur and
VtlfniiihOiit
lh#
will b# Jo# Rinreoi n on third ban.
. %i a Am#* ai i l *. I* M t
to rentarflald Wrenn w »» thrown out at the Win Brown In ri*htfi#ld, l*#t# Mi
- W * before an attendanre of ap- Mihail* aingled
•umni#r with call u| J a rg o n *ill"
, preilm airly eno fan.,
nnd *eored when Holland doubled plate for the second out- Gomalea hill# hi l#ftfl#’d, Krrd llollind
Ailthtlon-d u tlin is fiiim Mjximl
We carry a complete ^
w
la P e l
aingleil to leftfleld wending Judy
E
The Lookout* raptured an early to the left renter field wall.
KRAFT
b#h nd th# platt#r. Hid IfudBon on
*t :.7
rj will hr* gg M lKon'i uin' on M iy f
- k»
I*
line of
|
I T to 2 lead but loat It when (hr
The Sami- knotted the eount ln |to third listen tingle,I to rlghtfield first bus#, L#« P ir W h on i#eond
at*
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11 9
tiki loRinnlns Rotqrdiy. Jun**
CHEESE SP R E A D S
Sainta aeorrd aeven lime* to cinch their half of the .ecnnd when m v o i r Judy. Retjnrki walked hp,»#p R *y Clirk In r#ntrrf1#ld.
14 1 1
to
JJJJt II. »nd #*irh fliln r d i# th#r#ift#r
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1! I t
t
the contest which »< j anyhoily'. Srhwelgerath ihniblrd to renter- filling the bate*. I.ora* wrulked to W hiffy W itt* or* «h#rf«f(ip m d
B Just brief out several vari
HH '*A)Konqutn" or "flim lnolo" for
10 12
» ;t
eties ot Kraft Cheese Spread*
field amt •rored when Skilling* fnrre in Gontalei and Manager Pudf# Pitham ofi th# hdl
*
until the eighth frame.
4 11
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York
dlrr#f.
with
arrival
tod cracker*. . . and company
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in «
1" l*«
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Big -C h e r Cook stmt eft on th** do pirated the fr*t with a double |(ledger, yanked Cook in favor of
Judy will l#i d o ff
fot
h<
« t\
• 1 1 Tiipatdiiy nuuntpif
—•— i------- era ell ready!
; Atwater d o m a in attempted to
^ M l for the lookout* but « j . ilriv , down the leftfleld line
l|«-««||»
tealehla;
Silnts to b# followed hy C'.oniLal#x,
Additional tiilitiB - from Jack
Three Spreads ere grand fur
/ an to the ahnner* in the m th
In the third fmnie. the Lookout* , .teal home but wa* rialbed by
" i r l * r’ht^*#rv t
eom |||#* Rii ‘Hhuwn## * f»'r .Ml*
first bm#; Hatin, r#nt#r f»#«d,
•aadwithee, sppetiicre and
- ftim r. lie wa* replaced ty f'harlo- tallied twice; when Brown wa* Holland
ami #nrh Mondly m t oo P M
l, N sike the Smart
• iBHnm ii II
Th, Saint* went into the lead in j K#i#n»klf th ortili'P; I n t i - , third
£ Atwater who went on to get credit •afe on an error hy Judy Mihahr
link I vii
rtrcL-AoC deaagw on tha
from Minin i for (f£i(v#«ton
SH
hi**#;
Bchw#y#indh,
nirhtf •"Id;
r y. tl* a,i Phi I •delphi*
walked hut llnllviid flew nut in
ha'f of the eighth Inning
K f a r the lo*>.
Swaakyawlg glaava* K raft
*'A!jfon*|tiit»M Of ’ Hrirurwsl#' #i**H
l-UMM T*Mt#f
Tht Lookout! big guns atarted left field Hud.nn come through when Weigle aingled to left f -eld. SkilliriRB, I#ftfl#1d; Wtrnii, ri*rh"
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312 Sanford Avc.
•**»» *1 Iff netIt 11' ii
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j*i irdiiy h#tinninz Jut»# if
mtr
iitfl
th#
hi*t!#r
who
h«*t
no*
h * lth • btrrg Tn the flrat four inn with a hot .ingle down leflfiefd Hr wa* . i t n f iced to terond by
r i *r la 4i |
I ' l i P tt i e f p li * f
H##n
mnoimrcd.
An
notin'
t
ni#nl
hni
b##n
nnd**
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P
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t«-.|.»l.
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S.- In f*
they poundrd out (I nf lhctr line to arnre Brown; Mihali,* pull Judy Gomalea filed nut to Brown
i by WtlHntu It. i*|#m#ntf, district
I S hlta to arnre 7 runa. During thei ed up nt aernnd f'arhx-k tingled advancing Weigle to third. Bela**
« wi iiif %\ i i : u . n :
A^t nt «>f th « linni that.
u i, r#»l
HUM they drove Whttey Davie. In right to acore Mihallr hut t '!ark dole second when Helenekt *»•
*r,:| b#Kinnmc M iy I in d until IV r.
|HIni‘l atartlng hurler tn the « rounded nut into a dnulde play up and Heteuaki went ,i.i to work
\ -a v •
*"®*! IS, attrscfii# round trip A'imm'*r
f thaw trt and forced Heial.r to rr to rnd lie inning
Atwater for a free pa**. I.ucaa
I I* « r Irt tnl
otrnrslon f»i# f wi|) |># in rife'*
IV twhe,H,
In the fourth frame, the l ook walked to fill the b~.se* Schwcigeya after only one inning, hut
t7i I li#fw##n
ii'"
F b ifltli
ports —
t F
■when Carl Weigle ventured on the out* ardred four time*, Mighty ruih hit one In front of the plate
f’ OHAle r.AIILKfl M j » l « -|A*)
Miami and Jirk#umn||o—and S r w
S kill, the Lookout artillery «topped W all* tripled tn the rlghtfield and ktwitler threw to the t.ld* to
'
IptklJI
. Two UntY#rtlty of Miutni if'*
**;• York <‘»tr Th# for#s
rirry
n
dead, fie allowed only two more wall, Took aingled tn Irftflrld tn get Hatan but I'mp r* Ike Cownr'
MAY 17. TH RU MAY 19. I9 3H
|#nti* flo f Woodbury und fl#ort#
tl#«u(irt I r*lar Ja y
limit of tip «|iiyt, urul a |onlf#r
- Wt» during the game lie got nut •core Watta, Itiiggrrio tarilfired called him rafe
Wild##k,
**r#di»#OF#r**d“
two
lliafit rtlf f, WllhlnStAA 1.
period of <l months, ttirylnf only
"*»
L illi'S
I. (le llu ll
l
if
of a jam in the ninth when It ap Cook In »ernnd hut Brown flew
The Ancient City rrew further •m ill tr#«#- natir* to ilk# low**r
nd e»; }fh m ini
*liiht|y in roil.
peared that the laioknuta might out to Skilling* m leftfield, Mlh* einthed their battle h, lheir half florid* krys. #hi«h w rr#
' M« ign 41
r iln
T'»# fir# * ijuludo ntai#room ar
Ur walked nnd Holland tingled to of the ninth when Wrenn aingled
knot the count.
tUwM Twain»
by botanUti for mor# thin 1^0
P it i l i i t * | p h i i t
* i ile v e ig m t
t iimniodations and tn#al«. with n
Wrenti, Saint* ratrher ted the leftfield tn arnre Cook, tending to leftfleld and went to second
y#ir*.
W o h ln iln q
m
lo ~ t n .it
I further and tubatunt|u| r#«|i*rt|or
katting attaek with four hit* in Mihallr to third. Hud*on tingled when Weigle made an Infield out.
flhilk n,lme« Hrliel|n|r.| »
Th# ilud#nt* fo‘*n«l th# tr rir
[ f"r iitparfur arromnindatlona »n
-f|VW trip* to the platter, lludton to deep leftfield tn *rore Mihail* Judy grounded out to Watta on
durlni a fl#ld trip. |ih*rk#.l mni#
I ' Indio* iparifutB ouUhf# ruonta
enUected three In five, CariorV. and Hollrnd. t’ ir W k
went out, abort tending Wrenn to the third
1#bv#i and hroucht ili#m hack f »
ponio with prhroto
toilet
and
three In five and Fred Holland did »hort to flr*t. to end the inning. sack and Goniale, grounded to
Ur W »lt#r M. Bus#•‘ II, p»*rator »*f
aho"#r. fth#r*
with
twin or
Carlock who threw to Hudson but
hofm y.
10. tut>
a both A n t •!»ow#r
r u i r n u i K v. l u i i u n . dmib|.. b#d<.
Hudson dropped the ball allowing
D r P uawb H idi’iittf(#d on# •*f
----I *n«l privat# toilft. A wtd# rarloty
Wrenn to acore.
th i ip#c|m#ni is '•ohikift * and
T ALLAH ABREK, May I — ulh *'f .irconimodnlJoni U aial|uhfi
Put arora r r M v r n li n
!h « oih«r a i *'c*ipanti
elihr.i *
W. V, KnotL Blit# tr^RsUr**; i on «l| fttaman
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ar. A i h i u n r .
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1 Itoom f'lmlahed Ju.ly 2h
1— Announce tntnta
4 1 3 l ;l b# etflncf by h o tm liti who ht>| «aid tiklay May 21 u lh# d#»d | |»jinr of \#w York.
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a* r age apartment. Weal Hide. iLitan ft
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found no trie# of tli# iro#i for Mu# for Minn rUima with th"
All rldinunU In Florida.
he
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Lookouts To Meet
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In St. Augustine! ...............- 'V T ... With Wide Varietyj
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May 24 Is Deadline
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Classified Advertisements
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S r -Js o a t and Fou nd
Mre. W. R.
In
Dyton.
Total*
C V S Y O U ! Waiah rapairod by ► THNMIIKI)
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for a iM r o b ii
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iPnl~rr-a«onub|n Dr.
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Jcwalor Uagnolla Ava.
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OPAL OHREN, white; general
Will 11 K
'* housework or tim e »m k . curb For Hale; 40 Arrca land m Black i"f.nk |t
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girl, e-o 1L W- Hlanie 1, Route I.
Hammock,
Oviedo.
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l a x fid, Maitland.
Sanford llrra'd .
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, HAV b It.ooo oo or more m Infi' t#»t, wllhf terviree, 'n any lu
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,f* r aipanalon * I!«» A, W. Car*
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Plenty good Lumber at Duhart’a
lum ber Yard, 9th 4 Cyprta*
Ara.
F IL L YOUR fir* e*tlnaul*her.
and get ypur lack|# ready fur HEGISTKRKlV HCOTTIHII T e r
rier puPpice for tutle, Phan*
j flaking aewaon. W" hay# a |me
i ahlpnunl of fgeab allk line*. Han- *
foed Machlno Co.. Inc
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FOR BALK: Valancin or*n*c*
Craas Road raeklna Co; isth *
I.' H olly. Phone 9119 We deliver.
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m#n, now tmploytd, with lor#allfht, f»lr #ilu#iHim and m#chanDOSIKR 4 DAY'S bard wearina
k a l inclination!, willing to train
"•Or and 4e*k paint will renew
apart tim# or •rtninga* *o b«kaaoty of your pofrhea. rttancoma Ini' alia* ton and Mrtlc# «»•
llanlw are Co.
perta on all lypw AIK CONDI
TIONING unit KWtrl# tt»frtg#rIportMonU For Rani
at ton tquIpm'nL Writ# fully, *W■-'I4 ROOM fumiahed apartment Ing ag# prvicn! occtipallun. Ulil. With private both, M i l per Itl#a Itiat.. Hot A -l c-o Sanford
Iftrald.
troth, close In 1U Weal 4th at.
OFF-SIDE!
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lalaal aalawllfla aaatkad* al aataemL
aatlaa la rU year premises *1 theaa.
eon auiCK, t a r t tin v ic a
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Hanford
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5. twdy, llnn2 IsOTB— Hitrotnrrhn As#. May
>il#s. llndftun. Ulitk, W«1t«. fl*inw
fair — wh#ro now hom#«
»n ' ini111#i in. Jndy, tlonaiUa, Jfollind,
11ndanmil 5* Bit An, llrl#n*lll. b#h*
hfln* built. Apply Hoi Id r i f i j 'J^Tarrath. HkllVln*». Moore, >11*
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f 'w r l o e k .
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Asst Jell-o
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Bouquet Crushed Pineapple
IOC
No. 1 Pink Salmon
10c
No. Pie Cherries
for
25c
Tall Borders Milk
4 for
25c
V A A A A A A A A A r t r t r t A 4 A A A A A A A f
h United fur ll*l*W »i* 41b
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wkl. Hkltllnan. Hirrtfl###,
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filar#. Watt# to lludron; Judy t«*
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fuittriPd nnd r^uiitrrd m |ir*w*»i»l
any rlnlnit atul tl*-*n#iul# whlvh.'
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wild
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g#ittinwl# I ’ountFa Elnrldft. nt ki*
nftt## in lb# i-mipl liitiii1
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ford. Elitrltla. wtl hlii #in til I'nlrti*
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kiarh rlalm «*r d#m4nd tiia#t h# In
wrltjna. ami marl nlnt* th# |>U«-#
of f##ldpn#« nnd p«»ft offlr# n» *
dr#«* of th# #lnliti.'int. und niu«C
h* ■worn |4> hr th# rlalm.ihl,
air#nt, or Atlnrnay, or lh# »«m#
wilt b*coiti* %>ild upcofiinit
to
lAw
ThH 2nd duy nf May, 1*3*
j I*. VL U«*<T11V
AdmiriNIralnr of th# K s llli t»(
HUitHu: j a \i i :n.
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4W H ITE ONIONS
3 Ihs.
J g HEEN LIMA BEANS
Mob
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Thin Sliced Boiled Ham
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CALL ORKIN
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Fresh Ground Hamburger 2 lbs. 25c
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Our Own Sliced Bacon
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No ch^rR C fo r i n s p e c t i o n s aiml e s t i m a t e s
JOE PALOOKA
MY OJM CIOOSJre z
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33c
Riley's Special Corned Beef lb. 2}C
BY HAM FISHER
BUZZ BUZZ
w e u DEAN OSAR
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lb.
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HAVE SO M E N eW CLOTHES
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* And Waler T r a n s p o r ta lio n
S e m in o le ('m in lv P ro d u c e s
n- | m il
New Structure
Is Started In
Business Area
Presidential Nominee
AssertsMeasure In
troduced By Minton
Is Threat To Press
J. Warren Leach I Je
ff i n s Construction
Of $10,000 B u i l d
ing For ( J r t i f f r y
f
Vandenberg Seeks
Spending Changes
c a lle d n e w d e a l III
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A»hew a U 'cil
ph»y 'olifly
local
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Williams Home Is
Scene Of Fire That
Do&3Little Damage
M r*. VoJI# William.* ’ »iia
th**
in nut
i Pi U*‘d woman in K»n
f« rd tUi* morning a * »h,» |U»'» I
|«i Him door wiii-rn 14m fly® ap
p'lratii i rainn to a rU tix liu h >1
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Beautification 01 R i c h a r d H o i t z c l a w , Young Ci t y I.nshrouded
Big Tree* Area Is S a n t o r d V o c a l S t a r , Will In Sm oke Coming
Tn Be Undertaken R e n d e r P r o g r a m A t Ri tz From Wood Fires
v - " . k i*
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Committee
01 <;. or C. D eeres
To Promote l ’i‘i?T,*c!
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Women's
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Into lht» MimttSumA l lo u l a» »li*
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I' ll h®r tb® roof of her home *-»<
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Magician To LlV
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! in.timlri) |h»t th, n n-nu ........ ’
build nir » ' l i imt l~-v
Performance _ _ A l 1(il■hi*a Ifu
iiy h a , h e,n Mimmi-il
Lions Club Meet___ - ..... ..............
in fruiit nf her homo au* Third
•Street, ami, hnditiil nf fiithm *
«»n fire
nynr!y twn y ,r f«
. 1 rv -
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1
!-i;», Ili il«**t Moormru, 11, nf Ih* *rttu clion p ro jects, Mr A*k**« d a*
11 rul flew go ritiyt^n
(Tun** *»■*! that an average «»f alomt l *
of flnchi’vtrr. N- V , wori* fuiiiul local w oik eri will <"• n.slntaim d
imwlng at an early inortiitig iluriiiK the eon* true'.ion ••( ll
ch ti kup,
t u44mk'The front nf th® -iru'h* **•»>''
Jal!cr II W Dcaporte* a id
, btiilil ng w II Ik * math’ **f ■*t iirt-.i .
1
ol jfU< *, follow ini* Oi** out* *h
,wn ns ih s t U'«hI in the I’niu * 4
twine, rmJ p iw ei of tooth paste
tu.be, after hteuk nv Ii»rk*«n their Theatre. The front **f th»* - *
linl liv idua I rrlU a nil a rt o utv r 1In*1r. ; w i |\ ho v e X i feet *•f *t•*«•*■* * I*'• h
With three other* rtuvr <n tne H 41 hIM«* no ?. ' n i l
»•**!* flu
lenitentinry, Wlngard, Muunnait reilittg, leaving the entile fi**ni *.■
^n«t f*ran* were ronvvrted in Jtnu |ih«* at ore open,
ary nf inuriler and*aentrnre<l to.die. t Han' have been n»»*i|4. ti-.l f*The r **«eeution
wa* deferred V iim hurt on *4 a mere c alv
(letuling h Supreme t’ourt dec .I n tiling «*n the site '•a-i of the
1'iinrr*. Tin'll! 1 •• » In 1 •• Ik** l» iM
'Min on th eir appeal
jn , nhk k « ii , n.mk im ii'l ky * l»'
n ty
1 1 il ('Inim.
,1■1 il in Mu'
.h
Miory fur llu* Imihling will to* rt».t
ph-lrd in spproinnstelv i**.»
»i»d ih«l th** building « * ‘1 •
' *»’a*ly for ucrupal on m .■!»■»*••t * *'
Ornnp* Winganl, *'2, ••f f'olum
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Aiimmlv ration** lcf»illiiir-*|»**nt!if»i! tr nit,
hill which tleiiU with *li rrt up*
prnprlitiofirt for work relief
lie raid he »!«<• wnul I pro|HM®
that I ’ongrcfia itrik® nil "pump
priming" front bill.
Vjiintlenliorg
a id his prepo#*4 would
rratora
"htimu iu ’e reaponaibili y
li
< li 1 ii mi > • ri'-
vi;•*»'«■ l.i 4 1 y wiirt «iit'*i bi *
I*
ng
rapidly **n
t ■net Mira o f tho wall'
Mi
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Three o f
convict'* under n
lit.*
death !*»*r»trnc»* for killing l»lm
AUh i |iru|»t"ivd lffclwliilion to f,,‘
Senders, penitentalrv gturd 1 .1(1 luni he a cl inin!»' mf inn <»f Ml r*~
, tain in fi fruatnitapil jo it Lrenin ib n ,
Ik f aelivitlr* tn Mn*ca nmtfr n
CM*a|n*«l lirtbiy from l!i< ht.ui.j f t un- I Ilcclafing that ll 1* H*** |**ll* c% **i
KViffni nf feilefat
ly >-nl
jih#* r<mi(Uitty hw irpretrutw t*i *••»*
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Mexico ( onlinucs As
I'n'cniitil 11 a n ger
In M orld Situation
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rxiirv'ively
r**nc¥it®il .«
r 1«*4i m rriitly •Hu will! h
nrn s in f lure lt» bt* H i t
tm lllf f llh tflr t 1'»r M*tt
The new huihtinr " *11
nt a r'n * n f « * n $in in .
1. roust rue1n l "f FiiiMi't’
hi irV. i« ro sn fm n il rof»t r« tr
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Convicts Break Out
With Use Of Key
Made From Spoon
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Defending Suchow
fro i •uti«j
3 Condemned Men
Escap e From Jail
In South Carolina
*»* i|i ti *<f |»4»lii‘® t M '
lilri
Wnrld I in ns ( ’hanges
1<1 I tigland Where
IMa-tii Shakeup Is
I 1Iri led In ( ahinet
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so in tu l.r a fit o f v ie w s a n t •'**
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B ritish O ust
A ir M in ister
To Speed Pace
TH AT TOOK U VKS o r >r.
li««i
Proposes To Bet urn
Administration Of
Relief To S t a t e s
l i e f * o f o .h e r s a s
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linguishe,l wllh very III tie |ona.
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l**f» who lurnid In thn alarm.
tba^ he hav U «n patformlnr liUJhU held ih»ir weekly drill |i tmihwi. nt»*nT
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1
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years.
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the rrpular rn ctin a of be Wood-, R e v i s e d M a n K l ' I l b c O f t
M ,. K .s l .l l „„|
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te
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•'clock.
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Maaonia
at t:W
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tha -undmrsr*w»d,of Ik* X h ru ia O ak to be held in
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•awakad lata tha r m r a f a n a t h r ^ . Wkarman. Prnataat af Tampa
M w aan tha ku*y Tempta a*d,L'aircralty win )a the yuect .p r U Ckarln# cmaa atetkma.
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the
Cou,t House Ihlc mornin/
Anni. Whitaker .in,I Tlctly Doric Sprinys, pirildetit nf 'he l«n
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Williams nf la k e Mary gave a t'tuncil, previdedoerr th p,.>i*rwM> |A . I- I'1' * n s ' 1" ,n ,‘ 1
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Miss Nancy ItocseHer
htk on * white b a d s r ><i*ii , reeu« u«.nc cluihes they had m»lo .
mrwt i b v M a«i*«®»rl in il* M '
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mnkine it ra te to J . .'In- tthmn*otee*.
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in only
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res,Is that tub In* must caaao
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
New Third Parly
To Make Bids For
L ib e ra l Voters
LaFollette Says ProK gresslves Are Not
Given Square Deal
r By II O il (.A N M. B R A T T Y
l - W A SH IN G TO N
A»k yuune
"Thi* dmiariiJ
fur I hi* p a H y
is
riirht Herr," he **»)**. wnvimr hi*
h«rn! loward ihe St-nitr. ” It ha*
hern growing for a long lime.
W hy, in my 13 year* on Capitol
11ill, I have seen one Ample a’ r.c*
ly party vote,
A*k any
Cun*
grr««m*n what hi* politic* iaf hr
wr*»iM tell yu i ho * a Democrat or
a Hi publican, he’ll tell you what
k n*l of a Democrat or Republican
he I* Whin p a n ic* get that way,
they arr no hnigrr hanging *•»
grl her,
"But you ran i e ip rc t a new
political parly to grow like Topi*y
Homebody m u t cip re** the
-*•" rV**' - —
Bob Ij> F o il,lie w hat thin now
princple*. Bn mi foody ban to write
National Prngieanlve parly i» ail a general ouiline. We have only
about, and h, to ll, you *t IT pri made n beginning We have no
n a r lly a |icr*nnn| Invitation to r |»rcifir r Anipnign* in in'ml, Wc
Mr. U beral Vol»r who
ilne»n> don't have our eye*
glued
on
fec i at home with lh , DemuersM
|0 nr even ' l l We are not
and Republican*. No disgruntli*! hooked up hr any lime achtdute.
8oclall.il* or Com muni s l i
n< ed VVV hope ami U dlrve th»t a rwr
JnrDy of ilie voter* want to exapply.
* 8*nalor Rob l,a F u llcD , and h - pre*a i Iiciom U e*», want In
feel
b'.o'her. Governor I'hll, m found- l ha! Iheir vide w II count,’*
era of th , parly, aro
practical
Wo, *uyr .Senator Hob, the pro*
politician*; lh ,y knuw Dir taili- grctpive* who *u*pporinl
Hmi*et* l atim p l» no iiood
for
all
veJi m HI IIS *ri‘ •*! ill For Ilunararound v« t, gettin g unywhrn* m velt Tlicv merely
are
again*!
the Unit,.! Stair*
•he D em onu »*■ pint) They think
Then ask Young Roll why 'hi- U n killin'; Mi* KihwcV 'h
pro
bahy parly wait launched at 'hi-*
particular lime, and you'll gi-i ■'
S mi f«<l Mi* in iv Pruirrc«*ivi*
lot 0f in’ ereaDng r ia 'o n *
that I
|> i > wiiilti lilt* to niji ItouM-vrlt
haven’t y r' appeared mi the rec r>*i P m i ri-ut in 1MMl if hi* whiP t
ord.
M» *«kf* Mi«> rh a n n Hu!
Y u itig
“ Fact I*," riplnina Ynunir Ihdi lloii utiii'i l*tk fiuiii* i Mini iJutr^
perkiiply, “ a real Am erican lib
lli’ i< fippt-»iling •i* n Imi* ( Lmiul
*t-al I, not gulling a *i|ua:e deal I
i f vf*
. jitiit In- i Iik' r nor whiH
from tllh e r of the m ajor political
Li gi\i» jinv 1 Ik i ii | it rviMnn no*
pari lei n ght now. The runairvatti lo**k ifi i o l lu ui’ u pm ty |i Ia pi ^.
llv» wing* of both the Democratic
T h n niovi iii«'vil iciilly
H »It*"
and Repubimn purlieu m e p lay
ing hob wilh
I'le ild rn t Riai*e-| thud ttppvinunr»' nf ^ prugifRilVM
v eil1. pr»grr»*ive lUilfl plaifonn p’*r y thn* li gun *«lin in g the *u*1
The Demncrsllc naity In partiru buck .»i PM1*, td In n murh R*pyl»
la r l l divided, and the program lirari* u i obt F ighting Bub 1.n Fnl
the parly pledged ileelf In ra riy l«-iIr, tafi.iy*. >11.1111. W illiam h
ll*ii nh iiiid 11n "tn JiihriNim winout la In danger.’’ *
|M*Iit ii. ;il
tu o n k g y
. Young Rob te ll, you ha Dunk* i hrowing
a m ajority of v o tira
In
'hi* wri-nrlu i mtu ib n uivit par*y“
Country approved the ^Hooervrlt lnarhnii‘1 v
{
L
m
p
-.
S,
f t*
C.
K
1
PJ"
r
'
In tbiinu ibiyi, TI...
Jlotiau ,
1^30, platform when th ey re-elec1. ■
id the New Deal Trealdenl. 11° vi'P, Fur «n**f m il Woudrow W ipf
believes the conservative* a rr *ab- Min, f«*r iiiifilicr, iiiYY the blsttD
a 'a g lp g that p ro g ra m -Ih e .aino * f ihow men ni’ikiiig mi Imprv*tli* ,
to n aervalivia who plcdgi-d Dh-iii- Hiit II nil n hi mill lace bui nf
mition'ii vi.in i,
ttalfea lo cayty it yin.
- "W « are aiaum lng," hr gne* on,
It iHf-.r*v d t MMirir il Iho Itrpuhh
“ IHsV the major I y still wants a 1 inn*, unit
VViUun w.micd
Ihr.
Vbera), progressiva progam and
ih ey w ant It a* anon aa they can
S at |l. We .Im ply aro offering
lk*tn thn opportunity to get tli*
job done.
• "O n ly the b.uadeat outline of » firislom ”
Blatform has been preaenled. Dr-p ,.
heeded
JAW*
eandidatea — all
of
that i„ lt
,y,r Ue,,„|,Means
t*nvea la ’ cr, dipending on
the n „ , „ e v r|i, »o lo- tan „* i
Rtppwrt we get,
I’ rfnclplc* we r t ||„. I'r.-g r.y rv e part)
M w * la 'r d- Th» program 1 »ell Wilson won. and the r
mua» cotmi to ua from the people
a|in)(
Who want thla pgr’ y.”
ram.’lda’ r* ........... sml I
i Y oun g Bob lakca o ff his hornwas mure ihnn 7 .inao.tHJ
tlm m rd glaaaea. lie looks for all u( the regular Itepahltran
th e world like * buaincas nmn
Then rain* Die war and
dlaeuralng a sales ca m p a ig n -n u t r r miiih c l emit using i-curu
>1 all Ilka a
ipoll-binder trying , n,| downs. Ii »■ « nut ui
to work up the emotions of voU ra. that
the
genuine
on
A Dangerous iShadow
On .Our *Highways
FRIDAY. MAY 13. 1M#
THE ORIENTAL GARDENS
;|
Fine Watch
Repairing
■ Diamond Setting j
i
and
Engraving
* McLaulin, Jeweler
l i j S. P ark A t*.
• s a u n a *■ *■ ■ ■
»«• fc a lu r s* i b a N E W
Qnvaabk
Hf l LF- SO L U G
---------- -= C “ > t v
The Oriental Gardens, form erly known aa the 1 1 aere e a ta 'e of M r. and Mr*. (
i-ii kw o vdie are no,, mien to visitors. These a r , s aid to br classed am on g ihe mo*
M»|»rrl n u i u m l h tic garden* in thi* c nun ir y .
r-.vi-f h Circuit —
ii .'.J ,
(Mi* J
IK-klc
11 hru-r ’J S1.
IE H I N D (V E R Y W O R K E R
Iw i-n'y-Fnu fth
IN M A N U F A C T U R I N G
l-.lhii r
THERE IS AN AVIRAOE INVESTMENT OF ST.MO
t n p a r t il V, is , .vdii**.it t.iM k lis s s / g i s a / s i l i f w i
A N INVESTM ENT of |T.(00 Hinds behind the average American
industrial worker at bla |oh. Ileiires-nllng. In larga meaaura, laud,
plant*, maohlnarp and tool*, th- sir* of this insealment eiplalna in part
■ bj tha n m p worker In m im ifailuiln* indaatrg I* able U produce
more end earn more Unn fnrelao * u *-t*.
Roosevelt iM.piilari’ y fatlliiR o ff
slilfh 'ly in Die F»r West olid
So-ith.
And
h 'r e
come* thutj
sam e ulil p ro grrsslvv
movnnrtlt
|oikmg its h’ ad ulmve tne *ur-l
f a n . headed by Ihe son* of old
figh tin g Hob.
It looks a* though Dio | iro g irv j
rjvo oiovn n cn l I* a pen imiul an u hardy |icicnnial at Dial.
Ward
Uii^si-ll illlSfl.
ui.
Th iriy.flialh
A
ll.l;
Dyi17V1;
puul C. A 1
\Vr liar farlory mrt!j«xtw o
rn ie v in u ) uur
i Imim .
Ng
0 11 i c i a 1 Primary Pepper Expresses
Results Reported Appreciation For
I>v Canvass Board Support At Polls
Investment Behind Average Job
OLD W A Y
niatigc
ti »luy announi^H
duh-cy for th»' I Hi *•,! Sr
ntc Hgainct Sfiui'ur V\
George,
NADER’S
SHOE SHOP
n o r th
p a r k
a v e
I Ybi»nt you to know that n
niu y«»q hiivi* nut only ym ir S-n
«t nr but
a
frltiu l.’’
He nut m,
<*|uutU P#ppcr iiuiil in ■*» uiuin
m?*nt rrti*iv*'.l by Th»*
t*
liuv lu which In* Mxpri'H.ioii hi*
iippi m lulion to th'*
vuti*r» " f
Hummiil* t’o'inty fur th** uupmiri
extruded him a t tho pulU »»n
^lay 3,
T he it*t*ni*T»! in fa ll »« 'h«*
i «»ple of fim in o lp County n
folliswa: "Y ou
have
hem
•nI
true friend* and l *liai| alw^yn
rrinem ber
with
the
flrepe-cl
gratitude your loyal anJ va|u»hk|
aiippnrt. I want you lo know that
in nn* you h ave not on ly your;
Senator, but u friend and wlm*.
ever I ran ll*l l*» farlhO r thn i«afen .at of ynUr iHbit f'on n ty. *o
nmku for butter condition* ap I
*» fu ller and richer life f»>r all, I
wan* to do. ^
"From
U u r *'
to
limn
I
*1m ||
|u«.k
forward tu
u *illn K >o*i
again . *(> I may know you c>»**i
better and hrr*p in th«
I o»*lblii
touch with
yo u an t
your problems.
’’ W ith every luod wl»l« »,* ypu
Ucsulla in llio only Ntate wide
all. I remain
i-publiruil colliVtd;
H lncertly y v « r".
lliii'od S ’d i’ s S em ite— Thomas
C LA U D E PEUPKH
S n a il-oil 51p.‘i; A llcll K. W alk
Talmadge Will Seek
Election To Senate
S e tre la iy of S a t o |{. A. Gray
a* chairi_...in of tlm S ta le canvass
ill•: tx a id and Com plrnllcr J. M.
I.C.* Ii a tueiola-r. T re ae u rir W.
ATLAN TA.
M ay
n .- U D V. Kn ■ I i a i r ’ lhtl in >o replacu Form cr G overnor
E u gen e Tal
A ’ to iie-y I.m oral Cnry l>, lamdie,
Ihiti) in iiiIh r. who died TueatlayThe figuu-.i .-howod run-offa
w-ou'd lei n u n * .ary in tho follow*
* IU IltlUr Flavor
Ing rar i :
For
K u pm .io
W ilson.
Court — Thomaa
F ifih
Circut:
and llockor.
and
Judge — Scofield
* U a C r« » m
R lc h n e s a
* Ita Ni|trltiouan«ai
...come In and let us prove It
Kighth Circuit S nia a llo n ie y —
Duncan and Doug la a.
/ *r
Ta skew liisaJUaeis, sa
Egyptian aUsn a ilawet
Inw kls bouqiHL A IHewUy
American usually ollsre
S C t l E N L E Y ’ fl
IT* •
Schenley’t
F R IE N D L Y -T A 8 T IN C
R E D L A B E L ” as
- B L A C K L A B E L ”.Tlwi.
WHISKIES
beugutt la iiismlly, W
TwellDi Circuit S la le
— Slubb* and Wil«on.
aitornry
Foor r in lh CircuK -Nlate
••*
iorMey— McRae and C a lle r.
T hirty Hiklh
Dhsliirt
Stala
ie n a ’u r— Ukleori* and I'ophum.
i
Davi* laid cuuiigh first prliiiary
vo'e# to enler a ran -off
with
M a t lh iw s 'iu ilie Sa> .. I’ .tuio-M
I'omiiilstinit conte-1, bu l wi 1c
diow.
Seminole Creamery
Milk—Ice Cretin
Buttermilk—
Chocolate Milk
K. Pint
Phwro
Schenley makes friends by
making irien d lier-tastiiid
w h is k ie s ...b y ‘‘m elding"
choicest stocks under simul
ta n e o u s
and
H EA T,
PRESSU RE
a g it a t io n .
This is an
extra measure by Schenley
t\ . . and jimmy
don’t forget to
brinp. home 3
doaen EffffSy
but be sure they
are Fre*h SEM
INOLE
court-
which means extra pleasure
for you. T ry SCHENLEY’S
"RED LABEL" or SCHPNLEYS
"BLACK LABEL" . . . today!
f t
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“ . . . Oht yak. I Rlmowi
fertvl lo UU yea U aU*.
bjr tke X-C*! Bloc* tor •
■ttk of Lawn Soeckl Per-
• I t ’t her, to M rs your lift! I t h u p dry rood*. . . It drUt wet rood*.
I t will protect you agalnat dangcrou* car-spinning skid* in all direc
tion*—forward, tideway,, and in reverie.
T hat’a became the new deep-grooved Goodrich SQvertown with
the Life-Saver Tread it actually a road d r y tr . Ita never-ending
spiral ban, acting Uka a battery of windshield sriper*. aweep the
water right and left, forcing It out through deep drainage grooves—
making a dry track for the rubber ta grip. ’
You’ll never know what the word STOP really nrana until youSre
frit the grip o f the new Silvertown Life-Saver Tread on a wet, slip*
pery road; you’ll never know what m l freedom from blow-out woetfaa
la until you've diecovcrcd the peace-of-miod
tha t comet from riding
on tires buBt with th a 1
exclusive Ooldcn Ply.
G et Use safety ride of
t h a new G o o d rich
Safety SUvtrtown. See
ua today.
YOU ALSO 6ET
X30L0EN PLY «
BLOW-OUT ,
PROTECTION J
NO EXTRA COST!
�-ST O T TT
I 7 T T ' - — ,~w -i-\
. -.;rf-*»■ **, y*
£ -J
Sanford In The Only Central
Florid a C ity Affording Rail, Highw ay
^
And W a te r T ransportation
S e m in o le C o u n t y 1’ r o d t ir e s
M o re
i
t
e
r
a
t
e
t r u l l A m i V r u e t a b le s T h a n
S im ila r A r e a in A m e r ic a
Any
AN IN D E PEN D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PK It
VO LU M E X X I X
Member Associated P ress
. SANFORD. FLORIDA, SA ’al'ttO A Y. MAY 11.
_i_
His Choice: Longer
President And Term
Celery Board
And Less YY’ork
LaFollette Go
Discontinues
On Yacht Trip
Restrictions
1
.
Leader Of 3rd Party
Movement Is Guest
Aboard Potomac On
YVeekendExpedition
mw.
Hull Ignores Rap '
Of II Duce At U. S.
f .
Hugo Eckener Pleads
With Ickes For Uev versal Of Gas Ban
WASHINGTON. Mnv 14.
— ( AP) —President Rnnsevpl'.}
invited Senator LaFnllet'e
{ ProgreM ive-W iO , j figure
In
the Progressive
thnl
p a r‘ >- movement, 'o accompany him on a weekend yacht
Ja|m.s M PrlfM
trip down the Potomac today. Trim.. uie, uccrpioi 4 il yru
Mrs. latFolleMe, Sen a'o r
«,*'*•pcmrniiarymiirntr m
Green (Uem.-R. t.i. admin- pr form e m fiw » « r . ia Ihp
1
u
I workhrm-e licraii^r h»- figutctl the
1, 'ration champion, sn*l Mrs work won
woiiltl
Id He
be light
ligh ter,
pi
14 shown
Janus
Rnos^vell, the
I W d e n la
, ah|n(r
,,M.
CU.sc
,
Shi Iby
dmlighter-In lew were included in c u m py j„,| i|l Memphis
In ihe
the parly leaving in the
early ,t* t, prisun Priest puiti’rd out,
afternoon mi ihe js r h i Potom ac-i -J veil) no- li„v,. to a m h i< h-<r,l
Meanwhile, K eere'sry Hull tie- and 'h i' houra are ahlirli r .
cl in ml to comment today on Pre- p*]l
tw like a v a r a 'inn.'"
He
m ler Mussolini's accusal ion
">«' pleaded gu ilty to i>jr1„,|n ,iih g in
the wuiM'*t greut ilemtiffiifieii m e j*
rnhbrry
form ing bloo. again*! the Iu' mI*!
-------- ----- --------lia r Inn si a Ipm,
‘
T h is
governm rnt’A
policies, I J
If ^ \f
1
)
II ill suit!, are continuing on th 1' i l d l i
v / l U l3 |£ S
ram i1 Ikm ocrulic principles trad e
1^1*00 I%6V6DUCS
tie n il to UnBeil SU led history.
Or. Iluini K rkrn ci to ll H rcrt
!« ry Irkos 'oday hr did mil con
sider lm million cubic feel
of
1
---- ---- • v u «
v i s i H 0
helium lo be of “ nilli'Ary
im
-■ .
| jHirlmurc"
p ortan re’* end
enu said
U H he
n. hoped
nope,, the F I o r i d a ’ H P n Hi t i n n A u
Is From Citrus
ai
It is iTnilerstniHf that • petition
Habits Of W hite
Pelican Are Told
By Audubon Head
•If H id e , t U*f I M.d
tenner Uemti* Mu-
lo In* phl.l l»g IMpl-.
ell' * bell' u w lilt l ,1
1*1 Iiihh wnew.*
during the L 4 In *
•y ftom tin Pun 1
Succeed
11*fterrtl
L a n d is
!>■
fill
tin
i ni.ed t'i t he d» n't li
II l .n t l i ..
|III-
»'• \
ot
i i- ,
IsMV. .............................
W.OlId lo* ' • llidlil «'•
hjme nl I •« it11n i ,11 ft 11* iMii \ ' •*
he t ailed I ■« ie on t iG t .trnl
date t.i'i si i • .n l i h 11 i • 11 ie
nui'iiing <I tl|4
U h*» ill* d
I hti el mo
Atulu • u
uf Airriculturr swill rail fur puMir i pti 4»I• 11f t.f tip*
h,Arum s on 'h r m rltu r uml a i
t .day ihrovvmg nen s. de
n<-w ixfrrru<liini ur urpisors f, I- light op the Zihu ii\iuilly sic*
Inwlng tlio petition, in order the'.
quit i ti white pehciin
1
*•111
. •Ml or 1 Hlltll*
1It. ,j l> 11",
11•1Mt1l i f iw to
t i l l i'l N V
. U’. tM*ll
Ithe ernwrere msy rlrei«l» on the
iMr iljM»n xis.set leil iti a letter
1roetinust Ion of the sgreemc-nt or
U 'ter would r, cults Id; r M. d«- r , Vr l 0 a 8 * Q 8 I W P n A 8
, ny thinfw th, y vUh to nmke to ih e lUri-Id i h t i u H eertn
lern.fn.H on not trt .t n Ihe non ]
G ra p e frU t
C e n t e r In the p r« « n t psrt.
that the I nl bieeff s up y ill lb
esp lo sivc e ss to Germany.
,,
Mr. le lt lr e nlso indirntr,l lh.it
[
T h e v t'e rsn dlrU lblo romnurn-]
M CnaCCU
B y T e X B S s niert-ng o f those in trrr.te il In iveni I*i n grille now
Hewevrr, he Hind, it
a i *g • •
tier Appeared unheralded At the
Ihe eelrrv industry ni#y Ie railed
lor, tlumgli not rouiitiiiii, si m " i
to Floi id.'i
i%h« re
it m
f.* i•■•
(An
ill t>rn-
1 W I \ 11A s S r K. Mil) I l
' I* tioi
t urn
Itidn)
tf'
poin' i d fteoi ge I '.up* i i . i t, . t
la. kxonvklle «*• S tale \-i. oii*\
Maxnn Throws SitleI i g h (s On Zoo’s
R c c e n l Addition
n
i in ,iti.
wev p re d
iv lu l m ils
Mr*11ll
I'.i it..in’s lirtisiiue
ti'c o rg c G ib b s T o
A.«ording to the lt»rm* of tie*
P*r*. the market Inc ogrcemerl
I 1 ' white pi die u n ii m pot lr«i
emit in ea in forrr until the grow ,Vi at u'ti In luis'd .It Ir bu u li hut
ri Vl>Ie fdlirrwipr.
Mi lattice nhtrd that i* is tin •« o.| Iin u ds hau* not l.ecll
unite pi ribahie ITiftV thw Se ridin v *!‘Ih | . t lull'll, lie liiri'il t ’ JE M iiv.ll,
Interior llrpurtiuqnt
sm l s l i e r s '
Kloridu g rsp. e fiu lt,. oiAnges,
am for l.ekelnm l If the continuation
.
_ ____
l.V m ln ii'e chat w ith likes h u rried , tsn re rln es Accuiinl for n eerly 64t \ „ f the ujjreement h. de.ireil by
out o f Ihe building lie n jfiu w l' M fc in t o f the total income from a m ajority At thi* meeting shone
to ta lk wiih reporter* ami Ukva oll crop t grown in the B u te , «c
rn ga grd in lha* Imliirtrv m il he
mada no coinm tnl other than that con iin e to informaHon received allowed to make %uggestioiw f..r
Kckener had “preaenttd viawa" ul-. today in a bulletin by the Agricul- ‘ anieiulmettta which wiiulil I** *i-nl
Air M ail W eek To
Be Observed With
S p e c ia l Program
I |i;u llll-llt t.f c i v i l
11 J .
M. \i, ,in
niims'er.
\ ill.mu, tu l .'ulU'tl
'll
iv n uM'h i' fur
half
I,*-*-
dip'"-
,ti- Mr tiro's
I lolly Announces I’lan
For Barlicipation In
Nation-Wide Rites
i J
ll. , I .'
Mill* * b
ll
II ik
r wiih, •
lit .1
1
1.. to
1
Ii"Imv », I ' M .
1 ■- i'l
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i'l'
\, VI .1
. 1 ., talhl *•
Wee\
is 1- t 1
l'a•11
MI ' l . . . 1 . >
III? Ill .
.1 sal o
\\
ji
CITY NI'.U'S I!KI iil'S
mainly along the i , xih|t* tn '■ m *11
kh 1 ,11. >-..fi
«<r fh*’
Tb.
flocks, and imt only i* d found o
th.
j
ill ki iti in It*'hi in Ilf ' Ie
Ilutui >
w
inter
hut
nou
luecding
he
d
>
[
kill
I
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M
.
lot
V
V
,|
|
,
,7
•
1
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1
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n u II through I he summer, -o H i
M< lldui
l.s .
ready publicly credited to him- Uurai Adjuitment Adminiatratio.i. ' t„ Wanh ngton for approval of ! h * in. te r. e lp. .g Mnl li
11,
ill til Ahi
One iucii exp re** Ion la thut
F lorida ha* long ranked fir » t 'th e S ecretary nf A gricu ltu re
'« p o re d m Month* p 'o . * .
i m y .i I •
. .1 11 Itv Oi •IlM'iltt t‘* a ill ie* 'll"
\ m*Iji
G erm any muat discontinue d in g*- io* the main center o f grap e fru it
R. R. rbnpim in, grow er im-mher *''v^ v ,no,dh of ihe y o u
I»I, |M
*I I
blc passenger flights unless the himluction, the bulletin *aya. In 0f the Com m ittee, presided over
»hHnest ,ng ia n g e oi ih. lo i-I I he *r»»'
* hit i'• .1*1.1*•»• Fl Milk I ' 'fil'd
i.
' l l on •• •
1 ; Millet
•IUII til
Y| .1.
tep p elin works can obtain helium the five yo»r»
year* ending
ther |the
last nii-lil
night In
in ih*the ';u' *',r r r*‘ ” ’ * M
rndlni; with th
n u meeting
' r l i m r hhere
rr" <nst
h "('ohiiuliii
I«mu
I . I t M
Th |\.G,
-------------- £------(IW M « A.a«.n. Fluri.1. praduml'
lc lii t
*h
'I '" " 1'"
'
\ P« I '
roduc.'d BWnri.
u Iimuhi- uf fliBirman
t'huirruan J.1f .l
f\l uHulclii
mod Hi'tiihwe-tfi 11
i . Ill H| rilll l.
/ « 4 pi-r.-ent of th.- totUull Unitrd
United , nn
i 1* k
11 •I
l -■'■•! if* ih.
to Maiidoha, N in ih Ibikol.i, t t ah
m il'kaatmil
nil
.Stclos supply. Ill Ihi" noxt f i v ,
Cmtnsrtuin n yrr thi" I n« d i‘ "
j tnil H*iuth«Mii I'alifiorii;i YYlitiej
■ 41-wt | IIA’.I ,|M anIllv'r Hi
••K o n a , ihe itatp produced HH | , ncr t p t i o n e - luudApe ikor with
t.f 1
i pelieu Oh are j roitmmit tu: kit ul ti ■ Th ii j, id.* 1 n1"Ufhi' lit* »1 111j.' 1
Y lier i l l i
’ ,i fi*•11a tu
lha
jiert i-nt nf thr tuU l. The p ro p er■ j iy,,. Ernup AMr.ukle.1 in Harasoi i
1the Snake Ri\er in Idahu, m • 11•* the \h»i ''id- Ml 'he llols I It,. ,
\.« Mill W t k W I
lm Mnliuy a i event
Ih’ n o f Florida Kri|M"fruit f»'l ti>
brnkrn ky A lrti*li fire in th>"
th"
K|n-t up it i tun Ml v, ill
iG -"i "f mam
held
v
S. ‘ i r ’ li* >
W ar
7 ’ js'rro n t uf the liital supply in r,.nr „ f n lsy's Sloro which hurniil ! K1*m fh la k e regain nf tlregoii. j
land may he fiuiml hi Yel'ow* r,** 1 the r I '1 II , e 'h ,,|d*4> i'H nm <1 li'-my I i it ‘
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a hi»u*» on Sixth Street! .i pii'ii p nut inn *in h| I
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Widnrmduy nlsht* rtm* to his ,,,ry "harP 'nrreAsrs in Kripefiui'.
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by Kr».,k Kin*. A«u<h.r nr«ro.
•>*" “ ,k r " pl,le* ,n
I>,h *merit iin'j pvpiv
I m p a i r s T e l e p h o n e s thr proivum n u f the « u n itv* i *how i d GhIhy
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IHihIi- nf
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of the Florida Audubon So*i*-i\.
I main, t«" if vt a 1mi I ilem-tiah fur l hair
lively uf the mail, II f. Mu r t unlber-lib
A flr r About * i25 l“ "t nl*ht | VVhilr th r hruwn |„dirsn d iv r. fu rl
i nnh'fn mh'iu t* hi a I'.ill «ul fho
U fglnir all iiM‘Uihi’ 1 % lo attYitil,
lift’ll j
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than
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Mr. Ma non aaarrtril that <me helii in Ihr 4 haiuhvr uf ra m
Viirgan .if ID *j»11 that futyiifiitra
i tua.lv .tn ih* Ihith 4*f tiler It5*,
tnit lha ihol
dtflactad anii
of the large.t flock, ever reported Metro Hui'dmg at ItMJO o'clock
turiiiivi't ut U v»liH'jt»lay*.4 atiurtivo
Tha annual on-traa valor nf d irupling earrka In a numbei nf
Yntiii nilhIn ,ilim»i nit , «(’ll un >
lha buiioi hit Waynier.
in Florida w«> arrn by a parly
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Thr fira Ueperlment wc. rai of Sanford and Winter Park Uid
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I A llunifttruin .'aiiiirrtian t.» -up
t : 1. *rapntanuvi
J Y*v Urti m ih * lh.it Um ni'liiM'l l
h
led to put out another fire this observer* a* they irochnl for
liieso u n m i'leo u e.) N m i
nm*e*
: h" ' —
» * m « l 1 Ih. total vmlua
morning at tha Sanford Novelty bird, in Ihe Cape SabV rrgn n
m m '* under the day old go vern
Work*. Sawdust end traah hud during th„ rhlritmaa >ra.uri of
ment ot lleh, Imr,sly
Coder,rB in tli** Kiailuoluoz
become Ignited and threatened to 19.16. *. magnificent flock uf aloiil
Fnrmnlion of a new
B elgian
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bird*.
I'hcater Allrn. LoyU Huualon.
damage tha ehapr, it waa aald. hut
cabinet under I’mil llitir j Mpuak.
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Supraine
Cdurt
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t
n
“The white pelican*.” the let
Grant Oacoa, Willlaai Drown and ftS.lSO.0OO. Tha valaa of tha crop aftar abool an how flramen man
)!• ports 'lm ' llie i him'*," “ life
a , , ,,i < im .it j ,„ i 1-.,. A r » „ , ............ Hi,, pNlilirntlm, nrot
.
ter continue,!, ''often viait frcll
Hernia llilt
line” l.limUml iiiliwOy hod been
rvathad a low point hi tha 1M2- aged to quail ltl« Damn.
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further
rv
id
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to
Ilor'utliy Klrw nrt, tslilor in-rMcf; broken nl
a* well a **a!t walera and ciiii. hC o in p o ,m e Ilka coroner * Jury 33 Miaon. dropping to appraal1 T " ■ ' 1----Tangatniw,
«i"*l of
Thw Municipal Zno haa an m thi* validily
* f Miami
rrtiiP M bi 'k u ic I loiflcy aiid .l ,mc-i 1‘io r .
quently nt*y oreaaionaUy retch
wera W. 0 Woodrufr, a . Taylor. mately W.400,000. Since tha JMJ.
S o,how , i,y JapurfiM,'
•on,
buair|P|,o
tnunui'vi*;
fL
I_
the
lakca
ef
Seminole
County.
tor Hist h ,u
a 'tra rtin * - * • « “ "!'■
l h l .«“ »*
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John U Judtom Emmett McCall. * eeaaOD, lha on-traa valaa of
A ren ew ed rhuUenge to litaur,
|
-flumev di»m »'»l "f M«l«r Kola**I ta n e y end Cluod," Wluddno. a*,
There are but thraa
record* ,
gent ueriol auprvm ary
In
Ihe
Hert U n *.„ c - “ •
and Ktor da grapefruit haa avaraga.1
U i 2 « numb,,r nf propto evary liov,; K w ,n u Bm Mltion for an •»printed in the Keminolo County
aiatant toaln ras nmimitcrs; Helen KpunUh eivil wor w i'i, 'lie
.urutior J , C. RotwHa«pcbout 15,000,000.
Janie, ................. a'lpPrinlMPlt-"' ; junelkMI ti halt th» rlrrlion
bird lift available «t the Chamber o f pork*. i -ii,I today
Chupinnn, Vivian
ItuiU'Y. - iw l.
“ United Stataa produetion of
(iiinma w aa n n la ffd !« o n d ite . Tlarolhy Mil, lu ll, lite in ry e d ito rs pruroH, i" o f 30 n< w governm ent
MEXICO CITT. May 11 - Wl
T ho u l'e r ,« t uple* th,« pr>„| m
pluiir* unil ii'tsirt* Ihat 400 new
grapefruit daring «oet of Um —Tha Meakao Aviation mmpniiy of Contmrrve, Thraa report four
J a n iri ft rail for ti, soap, hot editor;
bird* aean by John Dlghton on which tho ,n u l| ulliaatora w«r‘i
plane*
had
been
landed
It
period from tha 1919-20 aaa*on announced Uat nllht that fl**
la k , Jetiup in January, 103.4, an form erly kept, Mr Moughlon any* vulidily o f W illiam *' a!!":t “ ""*• I'aullne J).il,>, A,nor, It I’elcrr. and Ite m lo m ,.
to tha 1577-22 aaaaea waa fairy
M
aritn
Claiicr,
urt
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lilo
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undated
report
from
Lake
llarney
•ho otter '.* ,|"i'o tuino and )*
Mthlo, a ranging inroad 1,400,000 itdUb tUara who tot* °*t L ° M
The Gerniuo government tisiey
Lo, Anaaiao thU noctiina °n the hy Francia Riley; and a flock w all adnplisl to >n rn 'lro n m o u '
Unh«„ii H e erlltor; DorU b.r-; prnlMU(|
,lralj, . Klllnyi ^
K 1TKH FOR I A N H 'S
hosae,” Um hultatin
flrat leg af a flight to Waraaw af II bird* observed flying over a f eaplivlty.
BERLIN, Mar 14^-bO—Bayun
ner and Wbro.m l uivb. t»P»t’ i
0f lix ( l l . t l , l a n ritiaena a .
rra e tk a lly all o f lha frn h waa
Collfrlaad rom Crania, Genmany a grownto Florida and prodneUm hi landed at Mh HIm m ll'® * M> Sanford during tha winter nf
Tho pool haa been rlcaned o u '.j
C U T L K It. Ind.— IA*> •**(>r
u Brarian Ilmdley, Mlhired Ho.Igea. PlwpfBU j„ lh(, aburtive Faac|a|
1992 by Sam Dlghton end Francia w h ile aan,I b«* been e p re e j u verj neral service* were hclJ hen- >*** Evelyn Cairo and Uyrl (l.gga. upP|.Intf Wedner.Uy.
coael of Me*too.
top-nnhing M atp at*r, waa aan- T e n s aad other araaa
Tha flian a iParted to proceed RUey.
dreuiuno',
maniger*; Horo'hy
T|lr nMl||(an lfnyyfnment
tha bolioiu. Hyacinth* and Illy len lay a He moon for
* ar>
tencad* to p /y«ar ia prben for
W .rr.„ and Mmnle Mr.nge, cel- au , ()||, r
}
haw.
down um wool Caaat ol Booth
Ijend'a,
form
er
Itooeier
achooL
“The
flnit
big
pad a ha*u been placed
in , lb "
violation of IW, Mdat moral daAmerica,
aaal
to
ArpaHna.
then
m
u
te
r
end
O
oreta
Attorney
</«"•period c l o u In t
A namirar o f fla|, a r « a|*o
' CONSIDER OFFER
north' to DrtiO u i irroar the
ln,,ivWll, , , nmJ , hyre was no
In th» waler, prodding tha otter eral, who died on hi* 66'h birth. and Dmitry Wham, aport* ed.-1
at a highly
tori; junior ehaa rapr.«nla«'ve. (ln(lu.,„ „ n lhcjr „ r(. P1{enia o f , oy
day Tucaday a ' Tallaho»»e«'
af
wWeh
Florida
had
with
a
home
quite
aim
llar
to
>•*
NEW
YORK.
m
\
mre'lnl
'waa found
Denali Morgan,
Texaa had
• foreign pow er.
\
I
of dtratlore af National I’ower A a a tiv e habitat.
With
A P P L IC A T IO N
O IN U D
•Mr. Mouahton »*id ho aapec'a
M A R K E T T O Ol'K N
NOMINATION
CONFIRMED
Light Co- .haa bean called tor
Tha crap lo tha 1129-20
the otter, which M e bean in po» I
-------aMIgratad
WASHINGTON. - O F !— The next Monday afternoon to confad to 11,I 0C*M0 1------- h o t ha tha
aaaaion of tha lo o for tom e time.
S T A R K E — (A h — M anager 1 S
WASHINGTON~C^—The
SenComm 14i ion d*
rider offer or ITAMLMO hy Um to beeocne one of the main a t - 1 t.iienby aald yaatorday the Urad- ata confirmed yetterday th* nomi
Jwmppd to I M U v an application by Tasnaaaaa Valley Authority and
iracllon*. He aald th a aatica of ■ ford C ounty Farm ers Market w ill nation of Joeeph E. Davies to ba
K,'«
1
Salmagundi Wins
Second flaee In
Statewide Contest
Verdict Returned
By Coroner’s Jury
In Fatal Shooting
,iruth , it... 1t-ayit of brjp* ,hot ‘"IHllJcl en hl’° uk,n pl"'*‘
1
1M
'll' t I’d41' \l *'•J
Blaze Behind Store
MumJuy niuinuur
?T,r.r:r T "l-'va: 5
Otter At Zoo Is
Big Attraction,
Moughton States
"
,»i’
etnue Ol ( antpaign ('anipaignTnSuppress
, ,
Nazi Movement Be
gun By llungariann
lilt's •xcclfen’ “s'uii) of Chartcell. 1
di |ts| ihj*! the ( ontrol (' iroidt
tee effire* HnoJd remain on* n f-o the 1wo die a tor* as l lie v pitiised * 1,1
*e ve r■ »! me e " p f lo com piling filial At the time thi.i p u iu 1 witn tnken
iT(Mi i ml the operation of Che » i i ' » n > h t - s ’ i»- i e * p o ' s * I I I l u c e - s h o w ' I
f'onim ttee and on the F nrufn
celery indiiMiv f ir 'he past *ci
* gnerl hv ftii««» nfieil gttm rr* ha*
hern sent hi Secrvtarv Walluce
rolling for* ;• new referendum of
relerj' jrrmiers to find nut whether
they wi lt !« opviute under the
ngi eemrrit fo*- iinothtr year,,
Vr
j
•lid ’lie k,n k of Ihe p-li|tml<iM,
Icil ,1 C I etI N**', «•' ltd *11 , iti
• irnte in e ffe c t f i r miothct tn ^ n
I* a ijne%»inn *vh»rh ha- not as
yet I ren definihdv tie*.'* m ned
2.
4 4 8 M emberships B r ii nt igs hP aNyomt ee nDt eOmfa On dl d
Sold Thus Far I d C l a i m s Is S e e n A s
C ause Of A c t i o n
Trade Body Drive m
i
Mussiilini Hits At
O fficia ls
M o r e 'I b a n \ i ’ , „ , , ; , , , , '
rici.Mii win, out- " " " ,lnn« s s Pelch
In v
of •ht* livli* ->HIF'll'i'Hf R
Ml l*M» «.« 1
f.. rn-vi oti'9-k nml
• t.i i>1 IM 1iH1;f th, o •-S thr ic"tMaitulrr
r f i hf
i. mi'inhao - ..f fh •
I'l V Ituh M ill' I Mill t ol 11 11MT|fill! Ih. r r.f4M1 IH.*.*I IMIf In *t
*r
f *tf hf •*.'•• Iit i'«t’ttiil.nl fo fh. • Sr-Cfr*
h r V li!r
11 K oh(mii* th f all i|IIO1Ml inn > of ri*In •v nb I1*nilpnf
1"
I'lM1
for l»ii w wruiE* n
The t Vrmnlf e** .1|«o ’ ntpif in
won *
P’be! her
or not the f Adeev
Maikrftr'? Agreemrni mil 1 on-
M IIE R
M ex ico F o r m a lly
S ev ers R e la tio n s
With G reat Britain
.
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WHEN EUROPE’S DICTATORS MET IN ROME
■Secretary YVallaceMay
1 CallReferendum To
Decide On Contin
uation Of Control
1
IMaltli>heil In I ’.mih
Gomez I Ordered To
ReceiveMorcEvidence
;'Ul'X
Polish Fliers Land
In Mexico On Flight
further pr»H-e<"iiiini« t» dr'rrinlna
(rennan Net Star Gets
Sentence Of OneYear
lb
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“M r ««.■«-»*** »>« •**,• .rr..u<i
jraetib
LOCAL WEATH
W. Wright Baeh to change th. Uta City of KnoivUla (or lhn
ewluij
tha Idtlu animat a«
and h eatin ' the power •Wetrte preperUae of Tanoraaop gracafpliy about la
tha wat*|
mf^staiMe Trim •» Dar^ PubRa Servka Co- a Natloaa] p. M v * r fall* to bring.esaU
uw alkm *
children.
Forecast: Partly
cloudy ta
be ready for b-uineu ntril Tuaa- United. Slates emhaaeador to B*tand
Sunday, scattered • dqy- Th* market waa coni ruclad gium. Davies is now ambassador night
by W orka Frogree*
tion employee.
A dm fttlfra- u , R casia. II* aurceeda Hugh S
Olbton at It ruses la.
thundershowers Sunday afternoon
in north and central portions.
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T U B SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
m um
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City Beautification
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— Frank
n^fft
VXmtUm
A % *»
!~ Stanton
CtirliloPber
Morl*y'a
poem
'n 'r * *
that ^rlIe,i
'* *1“ l P'“ r
delk-aey.
now
*"h
1
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r, n see
that o^we! T h o " 1f * r i n - y ' P *
pstnled
P'Titmil
Ian- able to give and tn ’ w ith W d largo
loas to fly German soppelino over
London *pd Porte Ip th * n*xt
war. R*cr*t*ry lekeg In effect
tall* Dr, Ekorner where to bead
Ia when he **y * Germany want*
H for non-military puruueea ohto, And Without Am»rtr»n hePom.
they hay* lo tie* bydrogon. A
.tefjam ^abi# gag which a *.
Wh«n hit by Incendiary
Amer'cani.
bowevay,
By. 4jriyibl*( with b«l|am,
— ------ e . r
, League o f Nathan
ro m m lH d Uoly'a
’ ol Ethiopia which la (an*
# t to the recogqltina b?
Oy federal cotirU In tkU
try th* theft Of a man'* w*ltt happened to bo on
w
’ t K .- 'S S
V*
UPPM AN N
investment, and then to balance I
the budget, i, to renounce the
power to control the Democrwttc
P arty and to perpetuate the e*U ;(ng control.
As a patriot Mr.
Roosevelt might be prepared to
make thla sacrifice. But it would
be such n sacrifice that he would
l«e lea. than human if he were
not rather lukewarm about msiating on it. Vnr h* u n mint su rely
perpetuate k u p o b tic -l power by
achieving p ic ip e r ity through publie e*i>*ndltur*; tha other 'kind of
prosperity
would
almost c e r
tainly m ein th* diasolut on o f his
personal power.
The*, a i • consequence nf th*
Presidential pork harrcl w* have s
deep underlying conflict between
th* political Into s i ts o f lh* New
Deal and 1 normal recovery baaed
t>n private rntem ria*.
finest ef anppera. Not long ago In terns. randi*«ticka of twilled >um< of money.
If ouch Con
a rather lyrical diiriiailon o f h r a x , eyea everywhere, syea of gr*«'m an could coptrt.l the speno“Oneat supperi, ’ some on* aak^l disgona and o f little porcelain ln* 1,1 hl* ,,wn district, there
me, "W h at’s the b**t ptar* you dogs, and in the center nf the 7 cu*d •>* v»ry f<-» i ’ongr*>snii n
ever n u r'
ishl* in cloisonne bowl a Jews) In either party who votnl agauist
Naturally Ibii rery provocative It** with petals of pa]e pint It.
This is a pork tu rrei, and the
uueition set us ill rambling and Muarti and leaves of Jide.
real issue is who!In- it sh ill ho a
before tba evening » u o**r
In Honolulu, | dined at IkkJaur’t, President at [»>rk b i n d or a t on
It might be suppoMtl that hav
had eaten our way around th" a Japanese taa house. Outside, s gresalrtnal |Kirk i»*rr.-l.
ing said all this, the concluaitn i.
world- “Beat place to eat'' U » grrat poinciana regia was flaming
that w* ought tn return to th*
difflcull phrase lo define, for It to full bloom, and the air was
There is no doubt that there- Is Congressional park barrel. Thi*
can mean to many things. It u sweet with th* white ginger flow- her, a great issue Tho pr nun n:a ii, I tel level, 'he position of my
mad* up of to mint element*— er by the pool in the Japan*** in Alabama and in Kljiida show fr^md, Mr. Mark Sorli an, and I
sec the f*rr* of the argument,
from Just lha amount of devo. garden. Inside, w* sat on tbs |»h»t every prartiral po’ iuciin ran
which consists in saying that s
knows,
that
whoever
csintiii
*
th*
tion With which th* chef rubbe I floor In a Madame Butterfly eelnf billions of dollars It CongrnaaK,nsl pork hartal ’s u
th* ,.woodan, salad
bowl with garlic
ting,
and al*
fieh, -young
harnboo vallocation
a Pr* idenlial
...
__
.
.
- .
irU a llv unh.-atai le in an o n l.m ry lesser *v | than
to tho color of th* table rovir, shoots, and rica cakes w ith clear
rh,rs it is no .re al*.,I Itork h.rrvl.
erd tba number of »t»n you can lea. Two littl*Japan*.* wattles- |that thn derlin- of th.- f'n..ijet.i‘j
Hut, (nr my p- rt, I am, not to
era ibtuugh th* window, and ho» ***, like tiny
figure* from a authority in C1 ngrt-ss. in tho sura that a I ongieasiunal perk
yoa hgppanad to feel about Ufa on painted fan, sat with us apd serve.) petio.1 from the defe.t of the re hariel is the l-s,er evil. Fur whit*
that particular day.
ius, all th* time staring at ua with " rK,ril**tinri h 1! rctincidi-d wnhithtc present ayatem irceoltnstr.
I
PWA unii th* power nf lh* I’resalen*. and
1 know that myr«v*r*nc* for *l»"t twtnkly ey.v,
'J j '■vh.irtion
a
a
* ...
,
_ j,*
a
.L
#
*s i»
.
othi*r \'¥ P funilB The ri*1 ival of that s an undnubtnl evil, a Cnnlh * fam .it “ Imulslan,
» mada.
Another unforgettable meal m h|^ . „ thl)r|,y |„ , h, A labem * pit- giearhuuil muk harrrl will 'und to
up partly of
lb«Joyful aietta- Hawaii was a native luau on the mi|ry rNlnrldri with th- decision
iso's a dradl-ck in lh* goVelllm*nt felt wli*n I " * « taken *n i> and of Maui. Th* rudily glarv iu revive >hn «|>vrul ng prugram. luent end n general parsl/," nf
a child on shopping trip* to Naw of kukui torches turned th* white
p or whatever the voters may the Frdernl pow«i». If I have to
Orleans. To this day. when
l sand to gold and the
native frei nhoui 'pending in ths» sb- choose betbvrs-n the impot-nre of
th>nk of guild food, I think of boy* to bront*; the wiund pf the - I r .c i, th-ra are >rry few voters guvemmi-nt In l!)T2 snd th* *xc*k* v* suthority uf the Presth« ‘T^iulslune." of tb* lam* old ocean blended with
that o f
th# " h > do not insist on having ilieir
i'lrnt in IU:M, I wculil fed I lunl
waiter, "taiirU Phllllppa,'*
with
wind in th* koa tr*ns, lh * sob- ‘ ha * of the 'iw n ilin g
If t h e * In chnoso th* evil* of lL'W For
h|s welcoming tmil* of th* sav- b rig o f a *1**1 gu itar, and HiwaU' “V mv snending. They may in the present -tut- of lh.- world.
m .ry kt.rhen redolent with bay
voice, singing the “ Hong o f the
, h ry' ^
T " ' * 'he one thing no d«'i ivrn v c.in
sir, ng iie in n l#av«p# »nJ wine iiu te # which w«*
. Th# ri»ait liFetl up to th* , (wnt #nywuy, T hey
I i$* ihat j
wd h
in v sil'il to make our compliment* utnunphere - ro tst pig th st ha.l th e y ’ m u . t 'r n u 'r l b u t * " in it m :" '‘nl H1" 1 *b* one it n.« .!■ rci a
th * th a n * of th* quaint old
kitchen with lu mallow wood and
it*
pewter pint** orouad th*
wall; perhap* B ora* th* prim
pattern of th* early American
glass war* am tho table or tho
honest geyetp « f thq •quare dance
we had in tho, littla music room
oektra Mr. Ford doesn't allow
round danein# I t may ho that
what pat tha A u J bloom mi tho**
b e a u wasn’t area to tho, hpus*
s t a ll , but out*Id* under th* young
May moon to the blaoapm lrg lilac
ta a high wnllod garden.
h*a •a World*.
Friday
from* Laketanr1 “ J ^ J o f hM potfata .qd aany.frloMp,1roan* It we* too h*cry for ten,
-------------Ml** Marta* FtUllip* hit* ro B«t what 4* athoql glrto e*r*T It
J, D, Roberts fog save
ad to BoUlB* CoUag* aftor wax dark, crumbly, and dallelou*,
at bar home on Laurel Avague,
with an Ictaf an H*h and thick
i * * * - « d with
Jo * L aln l TOtanad to 8 J « u
that R was anaoet tfttm candy. To
»U.,Mr. *nd Mrs. L
University ysstagday aflsr s(
th* cake was. added tho benefit
‘
ing n pisaoont week with
f. Purk,
, of tk* Bad °* e*a4tt* l<*^t *
F0*®*
parwti'a, Mr- nod Mrs. Joe Ls
m*. warm c
eam rolm fa r U * *ta t* of
bo lh * guest- o t k k
1— I*
r * * * f r r fro,w O r,
tk e» kavu bom* tb*
L wkm
a *f ¥ * T f g K
“s T
'
. '. I # to|
•pent * tow C t r l to
this weak.
Roundtn*.
* f Wyeth, and Co. of
*p*nt n tow day* to
i
Wagoner
F U R N IT U R E CO,
$00
S an fo rd
Phone
A re .
77
A
lw ays A Leader
IriiiE#### InoiiMir* Tk#r# la A ln ei*
SEMINOLE PRINTING CO.
r .i, *
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Repairing
Diamond Setting «
Engraving
ii
■
KSPraU* a
prtebrSitL UmpK
Geo. H. Bridge Jr.
C A .V I I I I I 4 T K
KOM
Representative
ow ner a
l
jMcLaulin, Jeweler*
U S 9 . P a r# Arm.
^HMINOLBTHABMASkL
CO. INC
Millar Bldg.
Park Am
tw o
tw o wo s o i m a
or
o
■ • * 5 3 5 6 ® * j-*
PRESCRIPTIONS
ACCURATELY
COMPOUNDED
AT REMARKABLY
REDUCED PRICES.
OBTAIN OUR PKiCA ON
INDIVIDUAL !*MBgCAUC
TIONS BZFOBB FILLING.
YOU WILL BB BVBPBIBBDl
,
predd to ** m , and #L ***«“
Ihera'a « I R N ^ N M n »
dae and tbltken pU of BchraH'*Thq vrry *F»e‘uary *f «ha
k 'hen’s tb* gownu**a r o w *• $• Tto*4u
^reryort ami Tit**'*, a.qatet w*U pwp«r*4 f*»
wjmr*
Iho
ta paifaallaw. Tha
thrown
rjWT to
to.
w
M * .'1
* food
food^to
Dueh<a*asv*
and tha smalt ptor
-i.--.tnwr - -- tv, X W»JI» > . » M etoCDuetone
ant hrwd wpHar Jaaai *ro b i^
l i n
VO TW F O R
AND
r 4 a
off n
recevury
rtW
w h e n pink roaoa clim b, c r o w d terestod to th* kind
would make public spandiaz
ancient garden statue*. Baat c l
uuairapafqrt .
__
____
*11, it n ot only tot* * Itoc chcl
Ta promet* a true .recovery
hr t * UUl* cam m ar baas* to ■ toted on a resumption *1 P n W '
tree.
I suppose
ska*
leather
w ould hav* b*«n
savoury
up
there am ong tho. lea?**, b u t there tick. TW thaf at th# Mayan M
w e t* trap ** su sett* blaaeomtog Bochafallsr Center cap **#4 »
under unv eye* oV*» a flam in g 8pInach Florentine that wo«W
s p ir it lamp, cre p t* *0 daltent*, make avan MUta hqyg twy far IL
s * p W **d golden ib o l thoy da Busan Puliaor** Opatar B v »««“
rnrv«d even l h * fabulous tribute* tha way Iroro thq
that hav* to m oh*w*t*d on thto* Building boast a orange rolls Umi
any Florida bookkeeper would h*
fa moot French pan eakto.
^ T
awoaaoaoaai
ffU TTO S a '
bean spending aavaral days lit
J. A Faacoeh U D*L*a4 *P*nt
Banford will U *v * tomorrow for t f*w boors fit Banford y**t*r
h *r home In Oakland. Whit* 'here d*r on builnoH. Mr. ponaatk I*
aho h a , beep the f u * ,t of Mr*. county *olieitoy ' lor.
V*lu»i*
G ourla Huff.
county,
M r*. U, C. BhaUhora ha*
Mr*. H. ▼. Maine* trrlrod *•*
turned to b *r kotno la 01. Lou I*, contly from Uatnphl*. Toon, and
afto r enjoying n plana*,it vUf will bo th* t«*at of trloa4o and
h er* with Mr. and Mr* WUlia
And of caura*. the fa 's slw ay*
ro k llv o g fo r i * t m I w
Olilon * t their bom*
Lnur
Artbnr PJekan* *r»hr*d y**t*r- ’A ton party nt lh* Wblltaley N « T*rko tte ri «
wTy - ‘TF*
typo of
*4
A ren u*.
L-V
+ J -jy
* y from
from Camp
h **)ar .o«#
«
Camp W
WhaoMv
■ Inn one* wan mad* w m nrnbl* by *dventura to Mtta*. that lh# egj»pF
Jndgo D B . NJchoUon | n iv * 4 n to d * i * ' ftrlo W h to Urn 4olM#t, tha WaBsaky
leon toward
Fudge cake Of.
n t IM tr homo go Oak Avens*.
Mend* F ax. Sergeant In tk|
C onti Artillery IrtlVad BsUnlay
fro m Kay. W aal am a taw d * ja
turloagk. m ack to U * 4*llgkt ol
hom o folk* nod W* away fr'end*.
Mr*. Roy TUUa *nd cklMrog r * ;
We Pay Cash For
Used. Furniture At
Oa# OuiBteiidifif r im O* UditiBanl
to the ch*f.anJ "t
that
superb '**n rooked wrapped
in bread ta%-«. And to Ihey went t„ get
• " " C 't '» ) b'*n
• T i l l * I# A la # T r u e In T h # P r in t in a
i
R A M t r y - - W lie tk e F l i e A H a n d b ill.
dish. * glo r‘o u . offspring of Ui* ftult le sv e . in *n oven of ruck, i . much c f it a# duty ciifie If ihey
M a th O r M # 4 # m ia t ia g i# U # i*# ry -~
So if tbp only aiv^ iuu v j tn this
«n|nn of th« trua na|Hc iradL in *
», n ‘*
i*ock»
to ire; thrir »harp. thry mu*t
W E AHE T H E
Leaders In Sanford
tlon o f cookery
Put InsiJ. the pig tool. *w**t |'I« t ■ rep re.cn tstive iv|M, can g . l Piruldriiiia! nork h i m , is s i nn
cookery with
with the
the deep
j
f
p
rk
harrcl,
I
would
•
rear Rest #ret#a #jmI a t
potatoes, and p .l.
Toi is that "• ,," ‘ l , l " f0 re p re sen jH ives who
South— shrimp creole.
*11} t # n r iR < « f # h lh # l lh # a b # * n 1#
dear to the
ftt lh««
Houee fwd I had t;i prclt*i‘ tht* l*n*ai*
fienti-il.
Louis Itiilllpp* brought In th * ’ 'lu ,* r »0 ,t *, u f f *°
T*
. . 1ar*» Mir* lo
more than
heart of the Hawaiian
># I who thi nnt, the
men
p latter with Just th« proper mix*
1 It ou(fht not lo tn- iv*ee^*o»y in
tt*r» ol d'Cnltr and flourish, a tiated aat It with their fln g e n j|gv# e very Niivnnlnrr,
from a bowl- It'* ctuita a trick and ^
* • •
'have to make aueh i nn d ih oicc,
mound of anow j r lc t — P iM with
the flip Juatf W ithin \ conalitoency lh« prea- It ou^ht to tv p"»aiblo to ilvviau
shrimp made ruddy by th* >f you don’t
the dlrrctlon o f your tIH . t«, g r t F rd e.a l moDry a hen |» method of 'p en din g money in
‘ Lmilglana'a” upeclal #aur*. a n d fri* ” ^
.
Money To IxMin
f mouth, the end in diaiitrou a. I Federal money n tu b* had la .
HIlh the Allocation »f I'-'itU
J
tha air all around w*a filled with tried it that night for tho firat W ronger than ilm ont m y other .m atter r f rij?ht under !>w m l m*t
On Automobilet,
'h * U tlliaU ni ac*nta of
muftH* |
,
if | iv-ti
prcfaure- It do** not come merely 1f personal ilutretlori *»y lh** I it**
Refinancing—
____.
_
_ by
,o „m .. sluionds. r ip . o . , v „ . ^
‘^ . " ■
^ p t . f o r i h . m t o“ ^ n i t h . ' i i r e * , recipien t, of re lic , ___
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g
ra
x
m
a
n
.
It
ought
lo
K»
pos.'iblu
*
Quick
Service
ter triad onion* and ahrtmp. O f , ’"
“ ,
r
*ml hw iersl Job*. It comet overcour-te. ■ ■ a jroungater, I
on -Ith' * v* n)n*whelm ing y from lh* local politi- to hsva the money ui< cited lo
ly allowed a t* .U . but that w a .|
An' 1 m,w for *
or
'< •« . in tb* citi*. end Ibe countie* communities under genersl i.iles
Jack Finnell
unforgattsble. It w*s h*r« *t the Kurop*! It a lw a y s seems a bit who for y e ar, now have been.bol- fiseil by Congress n'ol a*!m nlrPkona 170-J or
* think of food In connre
------— ------------ budgets w3h
With rM in ns lared t y some so tt sf hupit - ol
«,
queer to
sneing Ihrir
and naivpwrtisao tribunal,
Accvptanca JJo rp . of Florida
GaUUib^t' t^o in S .w O r l* .™
" • * « “ ">*. •« tt « wor*
^ .WMte HVu w , ,
..
\*}
M « l* » rt# W lt
mayora fa which looks tuwoid v solution of i
E xchange iiidg.
rtspectful to th* calling o , th*
The confarvoco of mayo
OrUndo—
Phonr 4700
th
i,
kind,
deserves
mor*
p.blic
M .rln l.r * frog
f r J ' klag*
o cookod
c o o k y ’ gold
s. 7 Si^ im' ch" '’cl. or ,' h*. . fo
? “,
,h;
? l t *country.
'* ,®bbl** It
,ln ho*
,lhc
Marini*r«,
. ll‘ *u,T'
, 1u.h * . {history
o , *tha
an brown with * a.u ca of white
but I hsd
such a ^
^
J
Fwj e f, , attention than It la i-ceiv rig.
SANfeDRD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mrs. W. IL H ank who
Dir e c t o r y
WHO SHALL CALL THE TUNE?
Thn Herald is indebted to Senator C. O. Andrews for
the Intent bulletin of the Keconntniution Finance Corpora
tion on Information regard 1n« Ioann to buidnena enterprioen.
f walked a mil* with Sorrow,
In view of tho fact that much of thin information
And ne'rr n word said she;
tho
k i t . oh, tho things t learnuil from might bo of Interest to locnl huninennmen we submit
following brief renume:
her
‘ W hen Sorrow wslkrd with m»l
Conns will bo made by tho corj>oration for tho purpoae
— Robert Browning Hamilton of buying material* required in the bunlnemi and for
the
payment
of
labor
employed
therein,
for
the
purchgM
of
JO T . H llll’ M ATK. J O Y
machinery, for now huslneon gnMrprlnen or for the export*Toy, thlpmaU. J-.y I
(Ftaaeed to my euul at iloatb I try) nlun of old' ouen under cortainteircumnlances, fo r (nduntrlal
O a r lif t U clotvil, our life begins. construction, for the liquidation
of Indebtodnenn where
The long, tong anchoret* wo Itavr, reasonable assuranco in given of continuous operation.
The ship It clea r a t la tl. *h* Itaps 1
Applications for Ioann are considered whether from a win# end chWet Hut tome hu*r
,imo
rgviol a
ppending program whkh from the
She aw lftly cou rses from tho shore,
corporation, partnership, ur individual. The interest rate ba thay avar to glortftad, I h*v.,i ,unnY "ttla pl*ca whera <ha pro- po)nl of y it m „ ( , ny ra, yor j , ,
Jay, shipm ate, Joy I
«cf|tilr«cl the taste for frog I pricL»r prcudly serve* his m*»- politic an'# dream nf paradise; To
—Walt Whitman In fixed from time tn time by the corporation. The ma
kfB
I terpieci with a golden fork gndigot g re a t Mima of money for
turity daten for Ioann are enlahllnhed by the corporation in
spoon presented him by
Mary aehools. biidgaa,
sawera, hl*hSgnford's new take front paik
In Charlwton, at th* bit r.mbl- pkkfora , nJ „ a.JK|„ Kalrbonka.^sya,
- ■------ —
swioi.uing
*— '— —
pools without
------ ■hould prom u big help In ■ each particular case. A prugram of payments is also es Ing yatlow-polnlad F ort Humtari
h
lh . _ hote
ho’ lng ta rmla* tho lo crl tax rot*.
tablished by the corporation according to individual needs.
■ Jrl*a for more lourlsts.
hoUl with Its stow
unhurried
but I
,0 ** ib U t0 *|Hml m a gn lfk a n lly
inspiring,
__ __i rr_ t _ _ i,.L i.
_ rather unlm
pirlng,
but I have w
ithout e>klnp
en
—-------- is— -----without
etking the*
the local vn‘
voter*
No loans are extended by the corporation which could charm
and Hi inevitable art e x
Now that the pump-Priming ho procured elsewhere. No loans will bo made except in hibit* In on* of th* old drawtng- bright nitmarica of dinner
lo pay for tha magn;f rence, le
Bimpson’o-on-the-Suund where the to have reerhrd tha [mini a t last
hill ha* passed the country will
ioom>, th a n can b* had another
} ha given *n opporl'in'ly to ado ensen where in the opinion of the corporation's board, the honored dlah, shrimp pi*. An Im B ritishers gather from the t* r where r politician c m cut hi# cake
business enterprise is solvent. No loans will be mad* ex
corner o f the Em pire to e a t a real end have it too. As long, th ere
pump
w hether It
ported Ala*tlon chef, Achillea, is
ss this spending power is
0 need or a naw » '
cept when in the opinion of the board they are of th* presiding genius hare, snd tha English joint and beef it t a k and fore,
under Pre»idenllol
control the
sound value or so secured as reasonably to assure retire eecret of shrimp pie la—don’t be kidney pi*. B est a l all In E n g lec.'l Democratic machine, must
land wo* tea In *n E n glish gar- b« under Pioa'dential control, and
Y o u wouldn't think m ore than ment or repayment.
horrified— hot hominy I The Idea
da n at Seven Oak* whera I hod the local Republican lunchlnc# rxn100,(HH) Florid lane could he wrong,
The corporation is also empowered to make loans to I* closely akin to th* old Charles paper th la bread sad butler not afford to make too bold a
* W lt 110,000 voted for W ilcox. Ur
ton cuetom of icrrln g spoon bresd
In
•aodwleheo, fresh criaison stra w fight.
Jf th q r war* rig h t, 243,000 other* cities, countiea and other political subdivisions to aid
with shrimp.
o o a,
berries and K entish cream
*»
war* wrong.— Phil Barney, Tampa financing projects authorized under federal, state or mu
A Naw England dinner that I thick you could cut 8 w ith *
T h * Indirect and more o r loai
Tribune. May b# they war* *11 nicipal law for the purpoae of “maintaining and promoting
remember with pnrtlcular joy was kn ife while the delphinium and unconscious e ffe ct* of the P resi
rjg h t, each fro m hi* own point of the economic stability of the country or encouraging
the th* Saturday night . ritual of canterbury ball* looked on and a dential pork b irro i are perhaps
employment of labor."
baked bean* and brown bread pink-cheeked E ton boy talked even g re a te r. F o r consider the
oboervtd at lh *' Way*Id* Inn In over th a cricket m atch at lo rd 's . practical demonstrations of th*
ln
this
connection
it
Is
Interesting
to
note
th
a
t
ln
Tho Titusville Star-Advoralu
post eighteen month*. In 1M 4
Budbury, MaioachooetU. Bora* of
augga*!* that Instead of closing the six years of ite existence the Reconstruction Finance
M y “ flaeat supper” In Fr*nc* hug* spending, g re a t
apparent
lh* parfectlon of thla old place of
lh* »o«r house* *11 over the Corporation has lent approximately six billion dollars; Henry Ford’* must have added w a s not In P a ris n> all but a t * pro*parity, snd a Pres danfjat
Jiy Is advocatis ol tha So- 13.108.000.
country inn tn Normandy, and it land)lids; In 19S7 reduced spend
000 to banka; 11,408,000,000 to agriculture;
oast to th* meal because although
Bacurlty Act amurod u*
w *a a luncheon Instead ot a din ing, renewed depression, and a
1581.000. 000 to building and loon associations; 8544,000,-I love Boston dearly from th*
Congressional revolt. Given only
Would b* poaaltot*. we proiarva
n er. It w o* at th * Inn o f W il the ordinary cap acity o l human
ag a conveoisnl rafug* for 000 to railroads; 8435,000,000 to cities and counties; and iwan boat* la th* Public Carden liam th* Conqueror which I think nature te prefer ite own interest,
to th* purple p*n*o on Beacon
000 to business Organizations.
and small business 8121.000.
Aa*t ppayer*
*:
HUI, I hav* a i m b**tt able before U on* o f tb* w orld's preferred is It hard to m * why th* poll* cal
rulimg to 1M*
The corporation’# headquarters in Florida are located * r since lo work up eueh • glow place*. It’* antique, ru*U*. and btaa/.ctattes *f *p*«wi*a
am* deeply toin Jacksonville.
over h*kod boon*. Perhaps It w»s wool bared, and ha* a courtyard are n ot ahl* to locum *
A prominent Banford buain*«g
tgan tails u . th at ha agpacta bu»l00*o Will bo bolter In Banford
thla gtiam gr than laiL Not many
faxm ara will Go oblo to go away
th la your, ho aays, and whilo they
wiU hot spend much excep t for
nfOoMitlu*. *hey hav* gut to aal
and l i f t , and thu« will arjually
■pond mog* h e r* than wheu they
go ovfay for tho aummvr o ftar *
prosperous season.
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Tharo'U b * no American hol
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The RFC Loan Policy
ALO N G T IIK 111) A ll
t walked a mile with t’lraaure,
She chattered all the way,
B u t left m* none lh* wiser,
F o r all aho had to say.
person
who Just had
to h a s ,
plovers’ egg*
Skipping arms# lh* continent
By N IN A O U V E K D EA N
By W A l.T R It
tr im Boston to C aliforn ia, lh « *
it a C hin es. dinner five a ta r rad
*'Antma| crackers anil coco*
in my food memory book. In a _ It is evident that what intatesta
to drink
ru tau rn n t in C h in aiovn to th* ( unarea, in the new a^ n d in a bill
T h ai I, Ik* finest ol itipprra.
scrompanim enl o l acu flin g (Jhl- ta whether lh* 1’ resid .n t is to
I think;
n*a* fret ajai queer high Chi dm * h iv e the final sa y in each Con
Wh*t» I’m grown op and can
gressional district about how much
music, I ate b ird ', neat >oup, fl,h " T T b
.J
t
»®w much
. ,
r *7
*» to be ipent and for what proh a y , wh*> I plea,*
.....k .d with gin ger
and
hean., JrCt, thp mon4y „
, . . .
...
.
,
.- —
monay IS to b* -pent.
! think I ih all al w ay, inaiat
,nd rhM-ken with w»l*r chestnut*. There will b* speeches iltnouomng
upon th e .* .'
Th* rhtrkrn I lik n i v rry m'j*h in- th« v x t r iv s g m t * and th* rlvticit,.
Moil of m haT* gone
lung ri**il. but lh* r**t of th , dinntr But in )o f i r *s th at* is * f feet i n
I >**1111 In rrtroapret to be impor- urP u«itmn to lh* prugram , it w ill
w av tin th*
1
P
* u*
y
tant to m* rather aa an Interest- r," m" ,r ,’m th” *
»nt
- a agreed with the small boy l„| mg rIp p rie h t„ , h>n
.
fM m oetat. who obje-t to lettin g
CANDLELIGHT
With moat of the pipe for the sprinkling ny.stem in
place, and al>out half o f the muck already laid, work is
■ ■ tfrvi m i ««m 4 elaaa M t l f t
O ctabtr IT, ! • ! • . al ihm P « t Of- progressing rapidly on th e City's new Fort Mellon Park lo
fU « ■ « B ailo r4. Florida, a U r r tfc* cated on the lake front.
Within a short time the planting
A l l #4 f - g H - a l March M* l*tT.
of some 2.300 trees and fthruh* on this 11 acre plot will he*
M 1 X A N I) f- D B A *
gin and one o f the City'n outstanding beauty spots will be
R lH cr
0 9 P D 0 W DBA » — Ilaa lir a a R a a i i r f
\
created.
S.
• tB W *IIIF T lO l n A tr .S
This particular p ro ject involving an expenditure of
If C
v aartlw
n m .................................
kta .............
fits $30,000 does not include all of the land lying between San
Q»#
aatka .......................... fXXS
A m i*-m
a lia ............................... |«jva ford Avenue and the M ayfair Hotel, b u t only the western
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end. Plans are being made for a new project Involving the
Nmarr bail###* n trd i
beautification
of the re.st of it so th at the entire area be(la p k l. M **l*ll**g and M il*** •(
.
■»*»•«• r#r tk# p«rp..^ -i, tween the Avenue and the Hotel will eventually be
'*■ on.- magnificent park.
Such beautification in an asset to the City which Is
f Oipipmwr rwprr. Tfca lltfh ld la ill* M tln n i
K 3 i • f a lv r n le t ip Off!### nr* invaluable. Not only dues it provide a pleasant place for
latw A |* Ik# dIVfHt rlt l#« residents to gather and enjoy, the fresh air, sunshine and
tk« n t n l r y
fvllk
prlarlppl
u #f
ilW<B »«n tri Ip C h lia f* mm4 «*w flowers, but it is an attraction for tourists without which
no city can expect to develop into a reaort. Every winter
t
The Herald
B a f a h t r at Tfc# visitor wants to spend his
vacation in a place which is
A#MdatH
nklrh Lr
Pill hrdl I a fh« 4a# |#r r»- beautiful.
N»«lF #»'
H k l|« a ik « #1 a ll #*«** it*p * irh *i
If aW I . It •> « .l • I k i n l H
In connection with the development of the remaining
IIIH I , tbla t« F .r * M
,1 m.
I I * l*c| i n n p.tn-aS-u f c .i t l , part of this area, Heyward Walker haa made what seems
an rtiit. i . o k iin ii., , i
to us an admirable suggestion. It in proposed to construct
S . I I b a l f k . a b#r«|a a i .
i Ih
n «n a
u pool somewhere in the park and Mr. Walker recommends
that instead of the regulation ijuadrangular concrete lank,
S A T U R D A Y . MAY It. l u l l
r.
a small pond, or artificial lake, something on the order of
S O At A N Y
Hanlando Springs, with a white sandy beach, be created.
Sq many ilb r t in the infiml •»
This it seems to us would enhance immeasurably the
lf« lbeauty of the park. There is nothing particularly at
. So nuay world in the light of
tractive about an ordinary swimming pool, but we believe
God’* fire.
everyone who has seen Sanlandn Springs will agree that it
'B o m any n o rm s ere th* thunders
is one of the outstanding beauty apotg in the county. A
: t , , , sh a ll c u s e
[lirn T p ^ h s i" th* portal) nf: miniature Sanlando Springs in Fort Mellon Park would
prove an attraction which few could resist.
While on the subject of beautification, we would like
S t rsaay year*, so many tonr*
Stgh* and sorrow s and pangs sn-l to add that our efforts should not stop wi'h the park on
the lake front. Other parks should tie developed, and to
' prayer*.
this end Mrs. Henry W ight hns nlready made a splendid
So many ships in th* deanlat*
Iwginning. Something should be done to beautify the
i * ' n igh t—
And every rea’dent should
i S o m any harliors, and only one grounds around the Hig Tree.
I H L ig h t.
take a personal pride in beautifying his own grounds.
There is a lot to this subject of heautifiration when it
Bo many creeds like th* werdv
comes to attracting tourists anti helping business, as our
ta tho tod—
5.
Bo many tem ples, but on ly on* sister city to the south can well attest.
God,
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SA T U R D A Y , M AY U . 193S
A Baatooo* Man
Grower. Friewd of
rlcwMBr* sad Labor.
4 C ltra*
sees, A g■tael*
DR* MILLER
T a lU See. e s
FnM f a llilv a l AO
J h * Paint o f View
Jh * W I F E
W
ran hav* gahttoaa , ad grow
Btegohqarg fata gvaa.
crq
ift, Gui ____
rooked at Watt Point, u f 1'arawg* or anythta# ala* •
jhat It wfli to puatry,
i?
t o guoa to fa r w galaklaa tou, awd
lot to what* a lovely dtoptoy af throw
thay keep ander.glao* h th* oak
waU.
-La , M B *«- altar all, it taat to hard to a»* J
l- **• *# th*#* cad*
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
8ATURDAY. MAY 14. 19Jfl
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Mason And Gut Talk
Social And Personal Activities^ .'!efore Gardcn Cluh
Social Calendar
H etuU r
MONDAY
business
and
masting o( the
H a s * of
)he
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D.A.R. Chapter Given
Luncheon Yesterday
Mri. L P lUgan
*nd
P e rsonals
Mr*
Mm
T
Bradford B yr d
yest«*rd«Y in Orlando,
Gordon Cherry were ho*t*,4**j»
social y#1„ r .u
„ n |(, „ c h . hun<>r
F I M y -F itt y Bible| ,
Flr.i
U .-it.-.il.tl .
r h u r r h at 1.00 P M. al th*> horns
of Kathryn Tllli*. 1100 F.lm A**nu«
l l u i l r i v i : K athryn Ttllia.
also Mr. and Mrs. I, r C oo l,by,
Mr and Mrs J J. C arv*r and
Mrs Porter Lam in g
W om ans M issionary Society of
the F irst Methodist Church will
meet at the churrh at J no p M.
for Mission Rudy of the hook
‘•W0m»n and llb m * M issions."
Sunbeam Band and J-jn*cr R,
A. meet at F irst Baptist C h u r r h
at 1 3 0 P M.
1(-
Sllljf,
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Mr*,
M
M.
1
Resolution. which th*y i j v p
their homo on I 'a i k A i r iM H
-
Lewis
L
fw n
Mitchell
A ‘,U m l
ai
in Orlando
ami
and
,,,rnt
shopping
Mr*. A If I’r tr rs o n of
* r r r r**r«is«d
* rt*
a
lovrly aonvtllr *prnt yesterday here
■e*tin*, bein* adorned wtih r'>*ei m e friend*
and f^rn*. and the hosie.*.^,
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rooms
-h e r-
tho
guc*i*
I Interesting nnd in s lr u c ti» ta lk '
j were invert by C II M«*on, pr**
lard, regent, officer*
II
M lfjpworth, prejiidenf
w* i«* fleet
,W| 1,1
y •
Tl'** "*** offirer* of ili** •hup
ter ar,i a < follow.
••g*u» Mm
Ballard, v ice .regen t, ^lr- It I*
C a.W ell; reentding *ei re|iVi> Mr
^
J K Z S Z S Z L ’i X " 0.: ! ■' » , •»—
t
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hacn D an ce R ev u e
1K Is
(Jiven Las| Nifrht
“Every Oh>‘* .1 II
V\i K IT
ih
•h* Wlhb
ii lir wilier fliipply
to i* a g e - were
pre*ented •'
■f‘|riw. nniny
friend* of Mr* M r - I'apw m i Ii.
W i h n n , an*
y :lljyr
will tie glad to learn Mr■< R F M on *jlvalge, who wil
lh - l , h, i* improvin g ut her home leave *ii< n f-» tilike her home U
on I *j I met to A vt* n u e.
Siiv.innah. Gn.
Tho«r pre*ent at the m e r lin
Jacksonville were Mr*. V\ mIt•*r C o c m tri. Mr
h
,
,
n«ir*(J>ry* Mi* J H B *> Me.i* ■ . ^(,r|ul v iniling In* parent*, Ml j G F Hulling. Mr* Angu*iit Cuv
bytarian Church w»|| meet at the
Urer. Mr*. L I* Hnirun histuriiin. aruj
j j H u r t , for u whort 1
t|l||
Fre.| M i *»m. Mr*
church at 3 ;0o o'clock. A t 3:30
. , . ..
. »
,
Mis* Irene Hinton regUttur. Mr* ,......
I Fram e* Hots. Mi* S O Shin
oclo ck the annual birthday party i . lit
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I bulfti*1', Mr* rNpw.u Hi
Mr* .1
o f the a u x ila r y will le held. AlT . *
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m a m b rs am) frivn .l. arv cordially
•
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,
.............. M, . . o , c l l n I... id li rutter*i*n, Mr- I I N*wln
Invited tu attend.
k | lJ»h.m«n
* imI fitu r .. . t...n i.xuii. ,<)•• |,,(n y a vc „ . io will
tin- Mr* Martin Hri tu. Mr*
H eim
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Mm . XX < III,,
, . . . k five North I'JatiiflcUl, N' J W ight, Mr- Harry H«»ieu. Mm
XXomans A iiSdiarr ■ clecllnn id
,1 II t'olcluufifh, Mr* F le d W d
tlroups, Ten. and Parcel
1‘ o .t
1‘' ' *'*',***'v .... ..
,fl
........................ i.- it lxx.. months
liiin * , Mr*. A K Rn**elte• , Mr*
ftale, 3 JO P M Men’s d u l l Rup
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-------Monthly program mee*ing
a tj
the P in t Hupti.*t Church ai :\ :I0
IV M with Gulden Jubilee O uiirman in charge
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SOCIAL LIGHTS
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of
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Bill'll, fiiid M iriurte H aM eim an
. II V|» 1fo . XVx 1 is
1
•'* Big B uy IB lie John Alexander
i .lf S I S
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1 amd e Hal ton,
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S h irle y
Sm itfi;
Cam eron,
Mur|ur i*
HiMliftpx,
S iiw n
I i*. h i t t !■m.|g-y ; llN'ih
fill
V p ^ im i l l uni i t , G ru m py
N i 11 Mull mil n , 1>*<|»i'V 1 ji rtilyu
I » *»1 1’i il in k, Slit fix M.ilv Miiri'jin :
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III lil t'
Htrnilitfi
• I V w. M .lit v I ». I * I. | l.x VL»r
1 u
i h i 1N r k i m-a Gro up
Lum i n-* I
i.- unit
i. « 1
wi l l J i m m y I ii iimim<tiil. I *li > JI -
W mb . \\ II* i ♦ i »I VIV • I V1 ► *
G-b*.. i m ■
and|
I ,"i.t < Ii
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M* *s I I»IS I I \ i , • i ' l l |
wim \
n. ....... .
;,ni
for Chiplvy and Bom fay where
on tha Missionary Jutnleo which
they will visit for two weeks.
Is being held in Cleveland. Ohio.
T he president, Mr*, (leorge M c
Mr. end Airs. II. R. Sherlock of
Call.
over
W . I . presided
or* anieu o
v er lh«
.no m ealin- , ( j )
WWM,
hn¥„ rrt u rn ei, fr(„ „
and reports weru * ven by th e 1, - "
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(isrden C ity. N Y , where they
various chairmen. Tho resign a were railed upon the i]lu*** of
tion of Mra. I,. H. Heed, class reMrs. Sherlock'* mother, who la
Bo|i. Air*. Fred Wilson. Mrs. a. porter, was accepts J and Mrs much Improved.
O. HhlnhoUer. Mr*. Papworth,i A J- Pelerion appointed to that
Mra. J. Cl Patterson. Mri. Ilarry offlc*-
M r and Mr*. It. J L H o p k in t
Mt*i*t"h( r u h r y n W iitm tu**. Hi ly
will leave
lu.lay
fur
XVui'lon
Fppx ami Norma
Sayrt*.
Belem, N. C.. where they
«IU
.S iv ilirrlim t— 'T#i*
Skalirrx:,
fill•I niM w liul iltn^t* S F It Pit IS! *
spend » w e e k / * i»l tin*.
l»-li>r*
F i*mit»r I )iM»!i*y, Virginia Hun*
I ' A I ' K \GKS H O L D
going on to Philadelphia,
t*‘ r, M irjorlp 11oilgi'*, Shirl**y
I T (tin* nliir m
i" 11it k i
* nnuTon,
W«iltvr Hmilh, ctml
I IK .M K M B K lt KVMIC V
C. A- Heines left y e i l e r d D fur go**,, nlf
Haeren. Mra. J. II. Coleman. M r".I Deyotionul* wero led hy Mr*.
A. K . R o u e tte r and U r*. S. 11. 11 l*- H-*rd. assisted by Mr*. B.
B. C arter. Mr*. J II. Colclough
Dickerson.
Al»o Mr*- C. H. Muion, Mr*. B. it r e u e d the Importance o f stu d y
P Monsnlvalge, Mr*. K. B. Stowe. ing the lesson.
During the social hour several
Mr*. C. II. Klrllfly. Mr*- fleorg*
Huff. Ur*. H. B. Pope, Mr*. Kndnr contest* were enjoyed and prl*o*
Carlatt, Mr*- An*lr«w Carr*way were awarded tu Mrs, II. C.
Moor*. Mr*. M.
N
Cleveland.
and Mr*. R.-A- Newman.
Mrs. Beard and Mr*. Allen flordnjer.
Hefreshmcnl* were aerved t'>
tho following: Mra, Moor*. Mrs
II. A. Moreland, Mrs- Colrleuxh,
Admimion 10-25*
Mr*. Board. Mr* 8 . C. (iarduer.
Show* Corrtinaoas F ra as On*
Mr*. M. [.. Reborn. Mra. Ham
O'clock
Madden, Mr*. McCall. Mrs. CarU r. M rs. H erdnUr.
Mra.
Ira
Southward. Mra- I'eleraon. Mra.
John Stanford, Mrs- Mabel Smith.
Mr*. J . I k Jackson, Mr*. CU *eUnd. M r*. C. Ik lUweon. Mra.
I
(
|g>ralns Ileal, Mr*- II- W . tlurker,
ALSO
Mra, H atty. Mr*
Pippin,
and
P*gg7. Gladys a nd E lliab ath Pip
John K b f In
pin.
Tonight—Sunday
‘Brothers
Of The West’
(
‘State Police’
TONIGHT
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Mr*. Mae flanae returned yes
terday from Tam pa where *he a l
ls tided the graduation n e rcla e *
of the Gordon Keller School of
nurting at the Municipal Hospi
tal in Tam pa, a t which MLas 'Freda
Ganae was graduated.
'
F r ie n d " of J E Jar haun f ' ' h
er " f Mr*
K Rawsoti. will iegyel to leutn that be i* HI m *n
Ur la m lo hoepilat.
Allami w he.e Im will spend the
weekend. Ilo
arrompamed by
hia daghler. M l,* Iktrolhy Hmnea.
of r e n l e r II'll.
J . Bt Cla ir Whit e. III.
<•*peeled to ar rive home inniorrixW
from charleston, H- c.. w h - r e he
has been spending the pu*t three
weeks wMh hi* gramlmuibt-r.
Mr. and Mr*. John Drurey end
Griffin Gatnmage arri ved here
son were the gue*ta recently hi
M r* DrUrey't uncle »nd
aunt. T h u r a J u y lit visit hi* brother D
Mr. and Mr*. J- C. Ellsworth, «n B. Gammage. and family after
ro u t* from their w inter home In being In Seattle, W a s h , f o r iwo
Bt. Petersburg to Ih d r home In year* on C C C work.
Willilughbay, Ohio.
Mfl', John Ik Hallow bt
anJ
MU* Dorla W alker
has re daughter. Mary Ann, h a " ' l-f*
turned from Palm Beach where fo r Lynchburg. V».. where 'hay
she has rU ited a short time aa will visit Mrs. Galloway * family
tho guest of her
eiiter, Mr*. for about ten d*7*
Paulk Reeves. Mias W alker ac
Mra. J- M. Jackson and
two
companied Dr. end
Mrs. G. 8.
4A a .i -y w * Reiman who attended the S tate ckildran' returned today to C res
cen t City n iter being here for
Medical Convention lit Miami.
•oste lim e with Mrs. J . W. Men*
Mr and Mr*. R- A. N*wman Mra. Jockaon will b* acromp i tiled
and Bobby N-wman. and Mr. and home 'by her stater. Mr* ■>. C,
Mrs. W . A Adams and 7<ning Hodgkin.
SUNDAY
MONDAY
~ lh *
Friend* of Mr*.
Ila r ry tiehr
w ill be glad to learn th at she has
been moved from
the FernaldI.aughton
Memorial
Hospital
where she recently underwent an
operation, to her home on Park
Avenue.
nhort
11f‘ hiidlll 'f lilt Ifui Ii'll hi i'll*
Nan* v H'k M'Ui nit.| I.«•liny Lm •I Spuin I ' r t ' f i i i n l |iy Muijurn*
Gii|*hurn, pupil » f Hu* U i lumli'
rhlUii ut i h**i| i l IK S K IT
Sliiilm; D m i i f isiiiiicIii hy M m
rtKiilii i x•-(» i»ft| |,e t 11KL11 II I'
II *' if ui
Kb'iMi;
Ai I'onipafiiHl
F I’ L r u g l KTIIY *»i Hu* IhitiKh
Moot Mary GiTmonv
HTw of \\ ♦ •»!*' k Iui 11 y
ha» jimiHle* a
fri^mG-
111" K jiimi ''t|»d| Wi*nuin'-
7
A»ixlli.ir v
HM \
II AS
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HIGH I
il *i»tih| ln> Wni Mi
an y
m \ n ,h
m o n k y * . mi
tiiiu iin s tnii they
in
,|x»y x .4 IM0.1 DAY
Whi, I, . , MARK 11
T, ,
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C ahlwi'll
Biiain*
eifui
G ioup
N i*ll
U’il
N»*il
S lfw u rL
hy Lui*
I'ow fH;
Sylvia
( umilli* Button.
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. %f
,M* U “ •I****-1
dun. t am lyn Patrick, and Nell
Mulligan.
III. Cuba -N orm a
Je*n
Sayer,
Hilly Fpp*, Lotla Caldwell. Nell
Stew art, C athryn W iggins, Neil
P-w ell, ami Sylviu Mrisch.
II. Hack tu the V. S. A
led by
Shirley Echols; Cadets; M ar
jorie
Hulderman. Jean C a s
well, Jim m y Drummond. Ann
W iggins, end Martha Perkin*.
I J. Guest A rtist: Sarah Martha
Adcm* u l Miami.
13. Acrobatic Dance; Misa Jerre'
Adam*.
. . I.IFK S „
...,d wi l t s I '
Confederacy Children
Bold Sunrise
Dance
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A sunrise U i l break dam-e » » <
aivert lhi, .....ting by Ih,. clnl.i
roii uf tin- Confotlerary
ut lhM
Klk'.t Club, the utUaii- being fur.
nl"tied by u nit k-|udvari.
T hose |ir*-,i-iil wero Hie follow
ing: the M t"f-*
Olrtla
Dysun,
C arlin Palmer, Ikiridlty W lggin,.
M arjorie Caghuril, Lillian Adams,
A nne W right, C etulla T rulutk,
N ancy llrotk, V irginia P n o ld .
M argaret Tenhat, Helen * Palmer.
Esther Bl range, Mary France t
W e ll,. M iirgaret Bpi'ncer, Ellxabeth Whigham, Duruthy Mitchell
anil Mary lliggin a.
Also llvrnartl B ihirard , Voile
W illiam s, Jr.. It. (I Hickson. J r .
R obert Itiimbloy, C harles Chap
man. Jack ‘ G rant. Bam Cochran.
F rank R ay ami W alter IUyn«*
S oviet Russia claim s Aral rank
In the productlun o f potato**, lis t
and hemp.
The stature of tha Akka tribe
of A fr can pigm ies atU om »»■
cavda I feet 10 inch**.
Martin’s Garage
General
Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
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Luncheonette
Special Sunday Dinner
.1 Good McaU Daily
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H O TEL MONTEZUMA
—OFFERS—
* 5 00 IN CASH
Driving • C*r
Wllhoul Public LI, Ability Protection
bi Probably (he
MOST DANGER
OUS ACT TODAY. 5
Your Aclual Home j1
and Incoma *re at I
. Stake Every Time 1
, You "Givi ||«r the !
GaaV-NO FOOL
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A . IA ' f ' I f N I (J| OJH
POLICY
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Mrs. Hunter Moslems
I’o Clul) Thursday
te rb e ra daisies, nnd tho
place
r»nla wore In tho form of plant.
and flower.i.
I.Uncheon a x , aor-od to the fol
lowing fuosta: Mra- Auguata Co«*
In (ton , Mr" 0 K. Hollln*. Mra.
W alter Coleman. Mra.
Cr»ncla
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Mrs. Papworth Given
Surprise Luncheon Azarian Class Meets
At Mrs. Pippin’sHome
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M m V«i| Lov* ll
Mr* F A. Douglfln, M m , M m y I V I c r Hoy. M i , S II Hu Iverson
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An I n t c fs lm y yvpnit nn.| II I su n n y . •"*! Mr «nd Mrs. Allan Mr, J u liu i II n gfcld rr, A lls I
The Frlandahtp League o f lb*
I. h, I W l \*
liu l». Mnii"iiiilu
IL fihTtfifin, 1
l* r » c rc read
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R Moseley nre spending the week
,( n B, „ rl> m ,I \li« le a lj-»hei
t'dngregatlonnl C h u rc h will me**;
vI • II l.ukit pt
Shl li v ►*h t. u( gn.| \ ii m NVig
Mi
Pufeaton, who ^
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p" 'l "> Minim and Key VXX-M,
| Also, Mrs ....... .. Xld ill, Mrat the home of Mr* peter Th u r ii !
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Ihe chapter as de|egule I ( I n
tun, W rsl Sid*1, at 3 Oil u cluck.
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! I Ti* IhiUv rtiui Itu i f prt i inf t hr
A ll,, l.uarulue lU ro l.l of
plant Stowe. \lr« < It " 'i m p . Mr*
Continental Cctnure,,
n
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i». it. t.i•1 11u. 'ii-I 'll)
It if Ihtimbf, S»i| Slvwari
< |ly will arrive tmluy to
spend ,, „
|i„pe, A lt, 1 odor I'orlelt
T U E SD A Y
XVashingtoii reren ll)
Animal re
ii.l M « . 1.11XPt> i ii \v«iri ’
MuLiMipiin-i (n l kI
p a rtv '- ,
a few d a y , here a , the guest o f y r, Andrew t'arraw ny, Xlr,. I:
C!o"vftmt*#fi F fnm kxgi On#
Tile Hume M akers' (»ui|d o f til**' porta of the offlveia in I i.iiinnit
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proihltvx! m ,f lie pirkMlIlw i h l [|t|.
All, ami Mrs A 1, lietts
^ New man. Mr* i
H
K utlev
Con*r»*aiioiia| t.'liurrh will meet! '* p rh aln n en vie,., read
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I itiolt v. Hhiitt*y i iintiTiifi, Miit 1‘ iMMkr lln- iic vi On I f XIMV,|, .
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| and Mi«s Nona \\ >I i v and Mlat the f*aiSoiiage at 7 ill, o ’clnck
Those present ai the londve.m
M * .......
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h’i *' IL Jijr % I '.t tixtill* HitHufi. , t mil'll
SLii '■*
pi oilnrt ion
iif
Dr Ii U Miotvnle..
re lu m e I Irene Hinton
for a xorial e»enin«.
were
M r, H illard. M r'
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mill U ih i t Siiiifh
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k 'uip ifriii i a %**i .igi'.l .ill u,f*t If.,
y e ,trn ,u y
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t'ha|tah«oehee
limit. Mia, l.ovi|l,
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ti. tel) stxii .il.....
** * oliM 11| N'lilxi from
ii Mill s'
III i; •
XVF.DN E-SHAY
slii'P * to. ha i lii’en fur the past
IInnmlll nl, Mr* F r a n k XVisdmff,
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Box, Nofi
I'hvIliH Buxh. M u i •
I ' n U ' d S i ,! i .
........ t on
of
Club B reak fast at the W arnin'*
Xlrs. Henley, Mr
l.e||iii.i„ \1i,
joiiu lluK'li t m in Ann \Viggitt*. i yi.p iT n n f m On- l:»t, J h .mwon
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Il vll-l
Club at 9:3 0 A . M. This w ill be
U J. l|o||y. A ,,, j i; Sharon.
M l \NS||
M.iuhu Bxikitt' S h ii Ii-y KflHil1*. lx I 'M m i i il n ) 1.1 i*Xi ia*i| Jx,;,!||j pllU
i >XX
D V Iv > VKI >
the last meeting o f the icaaon of „
,
,,
Mr ii ntl Mi* II H W u lk F r id
\ l . . , nli-da tiV'i'ii n i ' c i t-'in' 1
I, ■
S y lv ii M ii'i'h. \ f l l
Sli-wurf, i Loxf"., uf vi Ii u li i o<h nil mi i in x i‘,x
the Social Uepurthienl of the W o -1 J!r"
Mr*. ' It Menu h. l.n ksnnvi,I,, apeiit yesterday tiere
In rr
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|r>»Y
h'
Mr* B ru m, .Mr.i j
N
Wh . ' n - r
with
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H u m i
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fiiH iiyn
W lykfiii’ ,
;ihil
I n ii i uri* a u rn l.li.l
man's Club. A ll memfctrn, includMW
} Im |.i
u i l he K u rils iif Mrs XValker’s
.il h 'r Uiiiiiv nil M-iKIliiU.i Xicitu i ni
I ’:, tint- I
r-v«w ifrftprfmii xi p
Giy On*
s i iiii .11 • .i ia 111 t*
Ing Junior member*, are cordially
A *'*
'* r" A ** ,N,‘>’ p .in n ts. Mr und Mrs It. J, lluliy
pr. vinn, in Pile Siinri " |iun»'i- o'
S( F N I II
I BKI7 !S •I'ih.ih N iiriouixl 11,0041,1100
invited to attend. I'hone 7tAj for ,>f T :‘ , 'K,’ r , n r - Mm
* " v n .,
Nut
v t
i itiJifi
I hi- Children " I the I'mif- ih-i.ii \ i • ■ ‘ 1*'
reservations.
Huy, and jtWFM*, Mr* M..r*h
h«xx i'x, lifi'iihmif .il pt i vion * r»
\ Irip an >i»ml ihr world
t ♦Mm \\ ml, i I’m k ii
Friend* of .Mrs. Othn llu g h e i
_______ _
of Tangi*ri>n^ ami Mr*.
R o Ii m i I
l.i*-;lktii,t w o , - i i vi- I til Hi • Rt \ F u l l ll|N H O L I . K H 1 N * at I Ml p \I|i4\ 1 S (fan j ulip A lv X i'll lit x fur l lid *.| i ir
w
ill
regret
In
learn
that
she
Has
Ifagun,
hii,l< *, i t , k i , ir (| by Ii*-,- iii'Uhi-.
*1lull I
in- I I l I'lini.' 'ht' U |’ H K U ni^hl
undergone an nperDliun at the
M i , XV It liy -o ii
Frit hllt.l llip S fl plf
I'llilw,"
ii t» « >i l.irul * > i M m F r illtln « F einald-Laughten M rnionel line1),,,-.. ,.|,)oV|ll* III- |mlIX weyl
\ r U yirWiiiiil
»* iiw i : \ n i t . H Ki v s «>• win
p.tal.
III- M l* ,,’*
MarJni'U"
' "gliurn, tb f a h ii i '
l*iM»r lct»\ M.tnn i. IrMiilifl Sh I |i*y l inii-r mi. Mar
llvli-n l-almcr. IVi-»|la T r'il'n'l., mill Fr**1! S i o i i
m*if Hoilgi-d, F.lrtuior Duulvy.
_
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), •| i M tLI \
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan ZrlmenMr*. Papwortb. retiring p m l*
'X 'v n *
Virginia l l ii n f i r . GnuiiRr Hal*
I l o U I*; 111 If* 1 W| l|l4
fur
o v jti,
and Julian
Baumel of ■.ill lu i Ail m i * . I ........ .
Mr>< 1 fj 11m>. i *-1 r .1 * hi* j ••,
dont o f th* Sunf<trd (<ard#n Club,
and C m lui Palmer
Ion, uruf U n l t r r .Smith
t h i n i i F S i ’ Fi r i v i u i v r s
Mra II. H. I’ lppln was hostess Okeerhnbee are ei,ierti-d to sjiend
Hi On* <’omnium! * S* wOne I 'lu'i
wag honored with
a
aurpris*'
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Id
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Ji-an
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Until
Hie week-end at the home of Mra. l U u g h l n i, i l l i v - Aim anil X'la.
■*f If X 1114'«11IHg* Vblilt'll Win 11"I* | 11||
luncheon Kl>en at Ihn
M ayfair «t her home to the A"ari.xn Class
s i t f f iiriil IB lv Kpp-. Gro up
I I in i m
*
w 'i- i: \
m i i ii
\ \
Sudye Muses.
will «|»iFr.r\h*- H t v k l l h l ...............
ThnruLiv ufli*rt»rN»n 'Irx \\ I,
Motel ye.terd ay by the old anil of tho First Itaptisi Church on
N* il Bo*! II, I'hvllt-t Mot h J i m m y
l » F M A N D ih
«♦ •i* xkiili iln>tr
na«|u ll'-a* h
llinrhf uf RieKniuiiil Aviuhii* wi|i
new members of tha manager* Tuesday evening, w uh Airs. II. XV
11riiinmofiiL I ole I u M * i l|
r»*»l|v
m i : m «*it \ mi r i i c m h i los*
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ted
Junes,
Mr.
llu rk rr und Mia II C. Hasty asI'liti'rtain ti x- i , 11ti nrxt T ln if *>I-iv
Loard o f the club.
r» r h ii4 A I hiru-'i* S l m y G j i
U t i H l i 't
U ii l i l t . '
ut g|x|*■4
rnd Mrs. H. XV. Davis, and Mis*
i n t 'f
Minx Jriimut FliifeJli* » i l l i'
l(**f ri'xhtlhiil x w in- w"4! ) , , ! .0
Tho lunrhoon ta b le , were doc- slatunt hostesses.
ulyn
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Miilhgiiii,
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dri.l
ril'M
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liuth Da»ls will leave tomorrow tmjay fruui l,aht*lnml whii*
h»,
Mr-. Ilueker gavn C. .hurt laik|
Ol'* 4 Il»X4> iif Oil* .1fl * I 114*1t|| ,H l|V|
orated with roaea. gladloluau. and
Msi ry M .uguri'1 I It'union
.Slumber Party Given
-------- ----- j By Mias Oleda Dyson
I* Ih*
i hat *
.trill
I'TMH#
it
I . I* Vt
I
rm *T
Mh111gr»11, and C j m *
.1im in y I ' i irnniund
! el* ( i i Id
well, N. I s |, wat t . L-an Ca <
well, \.-il 11
I , No rm a Jeiili
i «. T* o
.i h ir - t*
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I*
» 1* M H
lifllTX ’
* JIHlile Hatt<m. 1
Pnpp. f < i vt.ti. bd Ih11v 1 — Led
by SvB u M. -.eh and Cuthr yn
W iggui- G to'lp
\iiu Wtggin*.
Martha lin k m Shnlev I’i‘hu|v
T iH iin t i l l
i'l itisi. ! : , l si Iirtl I •t l - U
j
C f s l A ll i. 'h o
I'lalxtr
'* 4i V \| Snnil o Si-hooi;
!
II ‘.'0 V M
S r rm •-n.
."set strife
i'hrl-1 * i .v|ii tMy
•» « ' I* Vt l .uhf |V -pl.
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\ rgui .i H> ti '» r Fti imor DiMi^ey,
Mat nine l|i<dge* Slm ley t'ani
ani
1
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A T THE CHURCHES
I VN -■i.*y.
listed by M m Hubert Hupun nnd
Mr^ R H lien* nnd \tr* H H of the club,
|ite«Kled over th*
Byr on
Slephen*.
.served Lewi* viftited in Orland o on Wed* nieetmuf, end Mr* Fred R Wilaut
Mrs.
luncheon tu shout
nteniberi ne*dny,
v»j i inducted u* in coming pre*i
ilenl f«»r next year Some of th«
and guFuU
Mr*
Glen B ro w n of Orland o by*law* >-'f |he d u ll were clMtigcU
During the bUiiner* e'*iMn
was m Hanford ye*terday vi»it* and V«dei| upon
Which followed
I fix*
fun* hettn,
iiiir her parents, Mr
an*| Mr*
Mi.** Ii.it dine Tii lx i h l ender** !
presided oyer by M e \\ L Mil
J
H
Flit*.
n n n il p arm nunihet *
ed fur the coming y» »r
o n ri i ,
Th.- b b^esi 11,i fll »■ R•>vile w A4
presented [ j i f
in the Senil
| id**tit of the Florida Aud ub on So
XI XIt M 1 I t o K mix. •
mde llitfh sY I um'I .luilUiirnim by
f-Fty. nnd J i m r » G ut at the La*
■tnd Ull.xr do von
I
tli\ 1he pupil- ni tin > mf on| S tud o,
i .Kem-ral meeting of the Sanford
r XII V « hi-n i I. ■
under
tne ,inert n
of J e r r r
.G ard en Club which « « t held ye*t.oo.l old s i . a \ l 1*1: 1x I i:
A d i m « , under fh** » pun« or*htp of
! tr rd a y mornmif at the Wom an
(to Hum!
The Snlm.Tnim.li stuff of I'.i/PC
( t luh
X| o am Mom so 1 ,
..lor
A beaufiftd nnd o orful review
\la^«m spoke to the eltiK
t I.
!1> X' l i l t s
|
-*w i*:i -I |iI eMonte.| I.\ the ‘Jit y fiiin jr
*p**ut * M r
member* on "“Bird t'on*er vat toil,
a piito ri'
of thVifi
Oat _ l people t u k m r
V » t
With M *-•se
Mill reu'ie*ied that all nu'mber* o» t. . 01. • » VJ t |l h
I r •
Lenurti \S hidden u.-i mpunvmtf »t
Mi**
I
he
G.inlen
Club
lake
annual
Ml«* me li-inuWin don11 Mold II r l 1 k'"i*p the pUTii
p* in the A n d .itx>n So
hi
a ' ' l a r ‘ i\ .
I!)
i : i VI ION
The | .
followr" ' m t,r r, h '
lot IV I,
cief y
i a « i » i : i »s
Ill A
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* Mr
Gut gave mi in 5ere*! in z
1’BFV
In s tut *hop
Jack lB |k „ n - Th, I r n o State Canal
\ l f \ l i hi
1 i rum l
I’my dei
I*ii ft* Mary
Ma r
visit- Mid how it w u d In* hum tful t-
Telephone 148
G EN E MARTIN L A N E Y , Society Editor
PAGE T H R E E
For Every Ball Hit Over The Fence
By Any Player
Dining Room Opening
Sunday, May 14th
H om e C o o k in g
R ea so n a b le P rice s
Under Management Of
Mra. Elizabeth Job mum
r
c. W. Sullivao*
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T i n : S T O U T T H U S F A R i Mir* /oil* Hmimltm, h M .fi/a l
awd milfml a tr d */ C a u r t i Oogordar. gi**t a recaption at
bar ham * d c r la f Umrdi lir m m ttk I# enw*n*«* bar anM M M w l ta f a DiUmrdj m ywaag banker. 5 Ao A tm w a r
Ibiag* ta angtr hint ana ta ahaab nor Itty. Ha ra/ata* ha
fab* bar la the f r a l a u B M drmtttJ
T H E W O R D T H E Y H A D F O R I T waa “DeulMhUnd " With true N n l lore * f pageantry,
hraam-fachrted Hitler Youth* fUafced “O r***- DeuUchUnd" acraaa Olympia lUdlum al Bartfai
I* art Bach CtmlttU — m /aratar ta la r aba baa /art / a r i l
• anef far bar take — la taba bar, bat ba rr/ata*. 3ba
fee* la tba hdU ttilb f m and a/lw aw d aa Ja/arialaa /Ua*
that ha laaa»« taten. B a n a ta t barb la a yoar wA*n yaflaw
/aaar la ragtag b* A W Orleant, /ail* nubat I* b ia la bag
bit dargjanaa* bat ba lalreAi*** lb* ai/e ba ba* bromghl
/ r*a l i t North. A uaard lr ra Ja , /alia d trld n , by /*tr
*•*•** or /oal, la min barb bit lee*.
CH A PTER V!
’ Good m o r n i n g , lailira!
W h « l g o t yon tip ao a g r l y l ”
J u lia b u n t ra d ia n tly into
tba d raw in g room w hore A n ot
B a ll* and A m y waited ao i n i , loualy. fiha wore an a ttra c’> U r t gown and carried flower
I T akaaog god a backet o f rouaa,
l a t t e , tba m u latto g irl,
followed bar.
" J a ll e ,” aald Aual Balia, "Iba
MWwail ant bafor* marl** I •*
“ Baally.’ * 8b# *pok* carnally
aa ah* arranged tha ran*.
" b a d you waU haew -why thoy
mat n i l ’ ’ aulalmod baiy.
’ ’ Why. im , MU’ Hillard. I do I
Thar weat aat for a meeting a
alUr eaatooi t* you, aa doubt—but
a part af abal w* HoaUMiaar* call
*ar ahlrmiryt ” Huddrnly *be fared
bmy with gllitaiiag *y«*. “ t)o
yaw haew, a*mollm*< I *ary tbam
—t* far* what yau bate— to hill
ha hilled—to battle *omathiagl
Wa caa’t do that. •• w o «*al”
" b a d It doeea’t m*aa aaylblag
tayw at”
r ir r liif tba body baikiag a t ll
lurtaaaly. 1 ' A aatter am to bury,
b a y ,." Mid the Hh*r,g to hU help
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"H arry, U t w r a ),1’ ho r t l l
•■cam * f kmi to. W i ’ie heurnd rt*
h a p tha Vtllow Jo ck ondar tklr
Ilia*. U* waa J a * t * r u y enough
to try t u t U i ’ port tho fr ? * r
llo* I "
" U i * It ip ru n l . . . U ia f a r t ’ ’
*ik*d Ted. hollowly.
"H p n a d ln ’ IU * a ta * * I n all
* l* * g tha rtr*r, rau ag ftUa I r * t k *
I* f* U ia ’ poalakyl T h a i’* why
wa’r* ilo p p la ’ a ll a f ’*m, * * m to ’
aad g ala’ I ”
" T o o m u a a 'o n * too gat daw*
Ik* rlrcr ta tha C ity !”
" N e t a ao*. (U n jra ll T h a t ’*
U * Uw aad 1 c a n ’t riu n g a ri
’r*pl o* a w ritten order from Ik*
U a r ’mar, *ap h# ’* gola’ t * a n d
a powerful lot a f peroaadkag
Com* *o , boyal ”
dull* broke tho umber rawed •!
In c o with Icy pollle****. " Y o u
ooa btlag tho Imggag* both lala
tha boom, Duel* C an,.” ah* aald.
’ T R A C K ’ S E A S T E R N 0 W * * a j u U -M pT C a r**,
U . ce-wtnaar af tha 1014 iOS-mUe raaa with Ja * Boyer, who'*
cloned ap a* raaa car mechanic far UM ladtanapoll* r a n Hay U ,
Ceram working * * a car ta ba driven by BUly WLan af Qglralt.
0 N I - M A N aafetr patrol.
Joarph Bartlett af Ctarkabon.
W Va.. marc had In AAA'* achaaJ
w fily par ad* Im Waahlwgtam I
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V I C T O R S thl* heavy arm ored car aad daw n * more Ilk* It— ochcdaled far tarvlce
with Chinny K al-sh tk '* arm y— became "ip o lU " a f rongBarlng Japan m e troop*.
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suddenly
” 1 hollar* aip gaeeir haw domdol
I * *tay a M B * tamper!”
aag waa a l th*
•hi* H a t , and ha gripped h*r ana
Naaewitaglf far a m ean t, oad
them anmtag ta dalle, laaaad lb*
; gwn aa tha Uhl* hafara htr.
" B a c h ’a drad," ha laid with
, doll hlliarMaa, " I . . . I a m
law a a u dla hafara. Ua l u t
what jaw’d do**. JU far* ha di*d
t . . . h a . . . tald a t m . , . ” Thn,
w ilt gulnrta* Ilia. ‘ •JaBa. yoo’t*
a .. .a ..
Ua d a l i l up aid
i harried fraaa tha taam. I t waa
h m M M gr* i U | | i >i 4 la la **y
that f n i M ban atchtou aad
that aM Dr. Urtacataaa had hahaa
him la tha tlw n l *a Itaa. Tka
aagra had hidden la a raaa-braha,
ha «14. US *lgi(f*If. aad ante hi*
* a r down firar aa a *UUa baal.
Olrlac him only tlaa to U>*
a m faad, dull* waa with him aa
tha parlietu war hath U M i* Ortaaa i Tha (Icaaral ardartd bar***,
■at truadUg la tha poem a t hi*
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D I F F E R E N T I S R O L E af England'* Scotch, born a aeon, gltaahalft. wi
King O targ* t i an Mar IS fairka lin t ann lvcm ry * f raraaallaa after ahdUcaUam ad
ward. Tegathar. tha king and (M r * have Inrpeeled alwau, f i i h r l i g I w i h i (
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W H A T Z R IL L Y
TH IN K ? I THINK
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T H 4 F S /r.' . IZ h
MISTAH J O E ,
IF PIS HEAH
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AFRAID/
O H -IF I ONLV HAD A
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WHO WOULD HELP MCBUT I'M ALL ALONE —
WELL---GUESS l MIGHT
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BREAKER TO HIS
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CONFUSION
ON THE SHIP—
Aft BARNACLE
ANO HIS GANG
TUMBLE OUT,
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TIIE SANFORD ITFTIAT.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA
A H lo ril
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•Jezebel’ Finds Most Pleasure
Marital Troubles
In Having Men Fight Over Her Of Newlyweds Is
tin t; i r l m a o f Itio i e r w n i raiuai , hi' lit f i r * nil I hu tr a d itio n ,
Depicted In Film
W e e k
CORN-ON-THE-CGK COMRADES!
Sdda Jerker Joe
Life, Love, And M arriage Among
Gets Into Tangle
Advertising Agency Folk Shown
With Gangsters
I
T lie r *
a r e n 't
. funny a * J o e
nan,
people
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u
be
J when h e puLa hia m ind to It- And
he re a lly c o n c e n tr a te * In M i l* t eat p ic tu r e . C olum bia’!
“W ile
O p ,n r a r e , , ' which c o m e , to tha
B i t , T h e a tr e T h u n d e r and F r iday.
A, a iiMln Jerher,
Joe ii a
a rrea m . A , an a m a ia u r i l r t r r t iv t .
h *'» JnM two (nod to b e Iru *. At
th e I .'fin n in g of th e p ic tu re , Jo e
la the ‘• U ailre
D’a i ju ir t ’'
laodn
dlapenaer. to you) a t th e W illow
S p rin g * Dv'ig M ore. A notorloua
| g a n g a ler In th e pernon o f S ta n ley fieU|a a lig h t* from a tiu , oit«
| .lay and » « t * Jo e l » d rive him
1 out lo a d r ie r ted inn J o e Ii J « i l
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T he «to ry o( I 'b M i ' i l le m p t to
a rt III Hie old h otel b r e a k . In all
I tile n e w ,p a p e r , of th e n ation
ami anon I » n ; , l a r i . hoping >o
dlacnver t h * loot th e y a re poalll» e fie ld a rid in t r * Inn. d e t
ren d on th e
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e y e r y ttc U o n o f tha co u n try J 01-.
m in t, w h ich pi ov h ies a ■•f U * nf th in king th e y 'ro Juat ir a n iltn U .
d ir e c t, th e m lo tli« h o te l, which
ttilfth p io v o k ln if c v * » * s in *, Vihaa la te ly b e fit ta k e n o v er
by
vm iim.a IrAily ;*
lit ty M m lln . u young girl, who
James h’llUon, (‘h m lA i Cobum. in h erited th a place, e n d h er aunt.
,
THE WICKEDEST WOMAN
H'ulah Hondl anj Francos Msrwr
phyvipportine »o|**.
PROGRAMME FOR W EEK OF MAY 15
AT THE RITZ
E ln t Show A t 1:0 0 O'clock E v e ry flay
Sunday, Monday— “ JE ZE B E L." with IffTlr U«vta and Henry
Eonila.
Tucaday, W ei'n eiu la y-“ V lV A C tO U B l-A D Y " with G inger
Rngrra end Jamra Slcw nrl.
Thurw lay, Krhlay "W O M E N A HE 1,1 K E
T il A T "
w i'h
K a y ErancJn- Alao "W ide Open Eacea” wl h Ji>e E. Brown.
Salurc'ay— "H A W H ID E” with E v tly n
Knapp and
Lou
G ehrig.
I’ompanlon feature "H U N T E D M EN " with
Lloyd
AT TIIE PRINCES■»
"HHOTHERH O E
THE
W EST"
and
“ STATE
I’OLIL'E" with John King. Alao today
Saturday, May 21— “ H E A D IN ' E A S T " w iih Duck Jonea and
Tha a w e e 'lit kiaa In D lg1e --F ro m the wlckvdeat woman In iho
World. B ette Davie la tha heartleaa airen "J e a e b tl," and Henry
Fonda la the cavalier who wlna her Invr. “ J e ie b e l," a romance of
I f you d o n 't m ind lau g h in g un
til you a ta rg m aking q u e e r, hol
low M M d * . “W id e O p e . F e e # "
la th e p ic tu r e la te a r f c h t a w .
"BLIN D A L IB I."
th e Old South, com et to the Hit* Theatre tom orrow and Monday.
KOTIt (1 up a tl.K u r T t t
tu-tiiTirir vrnv
fur gill* m ill
I Jo
mill 1***1 b u M * r fur
Ilia lila t»* «l
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l i f t llllil IllMifi refill #o
«f F lu rM * , m id U n c r lire*. m I u II uw n ,
, tflAtlHIK U ZACI/AIIY mile 11KH- l u - w l l :
e HIM I.V X A CIiA llY I will » ff* r for
U*l T h ru . (31 of lllork Klgbl
l' *al# M publla ouirry In lire high*
( t l . Uf T rer KI<||| I t ) , o f Hun| u | |ifk|«J»r fur raim,It iii Hi*■ Court
furil. F lu rltio . n r ru n ! In * lu I i
■V-Ilaaim en lritfir* In Hanford on lire
ll T ruffurn a X aii th «r»of ro*
i lit* day of M*> 193S at II o'clock
*ui ilrd lit I *In i Hi h i la I. |inii#«
t i j h H * l a * w i l l lewI a or c » rtlll*
U In I I , o f ( l i « I'u b llr lU r o n la
* r a t t* Ireld by lire Hint* i o * « lh f r
H tm ln n la I'm iiily , F lu rM u
( With a ll infilltltfil amt wi*i>«hr»iut nt *uf
HnId »• In' Ii* Ire nunkM t(» n a il*- .
f |avl*«| I h i m an tha folk.w in* d r*
fy lire la ru io g»f tnld il#«ir«ia.
t Bfrlbru land* In Mvntiuolu County.
J A 31 Kd (I. HIIAIKI.N,
‘ F lo ra ls, lo -w ll:
Aa Hptreliil Mwaltr.
Hr
C trl, no am or a u * t. p i s
i
■a o u r lim M 14 ft n f Ui| I A All •
NOTICB UP HALS OP TAN
oil ft tllk . P . T r 3* *mtl<m»
(N IIT IP M A T fr;*
L- M V*rt. N*k m of Auk . T. p m
In ii<ci*rdMn«!« wllh
lh a
pro*
•auvnrln* 1*1 I t , tllk . fc. T r. «.
%laliiiiM of CTiuplar 11114, Aids uf
N d fo r d
1931
tiitil
u
i
to
ii
w
rltlau
|p<|urai
uf
W lln tt* my trend and i « t l ftlila
A. M UUllINHON, Aaant 1 w ill.o f*
J th* I« tlay of April P i t .
fa
r
fur
nm
I«
a
t
putitlr
ou
tcry
to
U. I\ I.V.IlNDON,
lire hltf h*»i b id d er for ire ah a t lire
Clsik uf Clreoll Cuurl. Court
flu
UN*
etilraiii'a
In
Hu
ii
ford
Maiuiiiul* LVuiilfV Flurwln*
on tire IStti day of May P i s at
11 o'clock A. AI,. la s a*rtlfk *a l« or
irerttfleal** Ireld by |li«i H int* tu*
IX TUM I 'U t J I T OM T I I E COUNTYi * * t h « r with o|| um litrd woi| nub*
JIJM iK .
BNHIXOI.M
COUNTY. M*U(lP|it I* Vied III* * * oil |h* ful*
. i f t a tm o r ru m tU A *
lowing d*««rllreu U u i I n In Hand*
IX r n o n ATE.
Mol* County F lu iId s. to *w It;
IN I t * T IIM MIT ATM O F FltA N K
3 13 of I T*|*|. No. « lf of AU*.
V DKNNBTT. lilh'KAN fin.
5. P 3 9 r o v * r ln * Lola 4 A A
U
F I * hi* hOTICM
IIIw |l, T r. 7 Honfonl
N e llie 1 . h .r ib y , l v . n lh a l I h .
tYltireaa toy Itnnd aod aval |bti
• e i i u l i M i . win. u« t a . Hat it.y tha 3* dor o f A pril P IS .
E jT M e r . A. I t I i i * . y v n .n t t» I h .
O. IV IlKIINIHiN,
ite a e r e b i . Cuunly J w l g . i t g .m (Mark of (Mfeulf Cuutt
M
C h un ly, VlurlUa. h i , lim it
Bam
Inula
County. Florid a.
■ yleih, m o u n t amt v o n th .r* a *
i K w i l M a t I h . K a t a l. o< FltA N K (B E A L )
,ll .
.
ra*
an
icli
rlli
la .iu to r
■ tal. uf
L> a*.a,.d .
*
or TUN
C IIH 'IIIT
M W illilin g T . I
Vi I-lain-1
A Y lim tlN H ll, IIAIIAN a Ad C.
A. IIAIIAN. her Uuakaud,
I ) .-
"“',M“kuTica oh aa im
Nut In- la hereby given th a t unir and u r v irtu , uf final d a r n
i I h m I In
lb *
ahav.
.n llil.il
iu,«. I w ill e f f i r fo r m l . th e
Kunlun g a M lIli.L property, tu , ‘lA t ■ n f Ill'Wh I I a t
p ctu rd lag lu T raffurd -a
I k . C lly i.f Haa bird,
dgly reaurd fd la th e
Unemdn u f tMialunla
T ie r A,
n ia r a*
Florid a,
Vuhlle
t'o aaty .
I ' i b r l i b M r e f J u a t . n i l d u r.
Ig thn lattal hnwrn n f p al* a t lh a
MU done a f t h . Court llu u a . In
N o tic e o r
ia l i
or
c M U T im a T iM
tan
tn accurdanve wllh
Ih .
preV I.Ion , of C b a p l.r l l l t l . A c t. .1
II1T and uituii w rltlcn r i q u i . t id
I . ('. KIN A111) I will o ff e r
lor
a a l . at publl>. u u l.r y tu lh a high*
. . I kld d.r fu r in c h a t t h . C iu r t
llu u a . p n tr.iii-. tn Knafurd nn I h ,
u t h day «f May I I I ! a t I I a'rlu«h
A M.. la s r . r t t f l . a t . a r i . r t l f l r a t * . Ii, lit by th e N lat. lu a e lh .r
With i l l o m itted amt ■ubaeqaeal
I» v I m] la a v . un Ih * fa lla w ln g dt*
M ilb u . lan d . In Mamlnula t.'uunlr,
F lu rld a lu -w lli
<*>rt. Nil. ITT n f A im . I , t i l l
enVMlag K I * >1 . f W l i e ft
uf N I I ! ft a f HIM. I T r . II,
Maafurd.
W l l n . .. m y b ea d and aaal ihla
> . le day u f A pril 1*11.
O F. HMIINOON.
C la rk a f C ircu it Cuart
g im lu u la Cuunly. Flu ,Id a.
w ill Ii* *n (*r*d a * a ln * t you,
IT
Id F U l t T l i e i t
OIIH KItKD
Hint !h l« ard ar Ire puLtllvh*d nnr*
*n rh a * « k fo r fou r c o n ia « u tlre
w * * li* In T h * Hanford lU ralt* a
u a w a ta p tr published tn Hanfonl.
**n iln » l« County. Florid a.
W lltt* * * iny hand and o ffic ia l
a n il (if said C ourt th is 39th day
uf A pril. P i t .
a
IV
riKHNDO.N.
Clark C ircu it Court.
My A. 31. v v k k k h
D spuly C U rk.
J o h n a i . k o n a i i i )Y.
H olultur fur P lain tiff.
NOTH M OF k la k iT lO Y
fit ru inpllan c* with
th a
pruv l*lo n * a f law applicable Ib tr t lu .
n titlc* 1* Irersby *h re *
th a t
aa
a la ctlu n h a* ire*n called and nr■larad tu ha h*lu, and lha M in *
w ill Ire Ireld w ithin and th ro u g h
ou t Hpat*in I T a s Xchuol* U lalrlct
M IT II K OF K i d i r r i m
In i«irtivl>>»Hr« with
lli*
i»rr»tvUluita nf l»W ap|>llrabla I !»**»♦•tn,
a ul ica It homliy glWN ll'Wi
#Inct l*iii liMa li**n vallvd and ° r *
tlumr. lu tin Ireld. mid *!'*■
,r,w
will Ire lir ll wll III n null lliruiighd
chi I
H(rer In! Tn I Hrliii«l Uliarirtl
Numlrer Fuur ( ( } . Hrmlnula 1‘nmi*
l>, Florid a, aald
d U liIri
b r ln *
k it* i w n Lift rh u lu n ta Hpartol Tam
Hrhuul Ulalrk-I. on Tuvoday. May
31 m i i, fa r lire |iurpu*» **f da*
la rm in lu f wliu ■hulI b* Ifu n lrra uf
lire Biild d lt lr ln for th * n * s i »«•’ •
i'lredln* lorn yrara, niid lb * hum*
In.r uf inllU uf t la t r li'l airhiiul i»*
In Ire I vI fiI anil r«*ll*t(«d fur t» t h
uf IHr aald yraraTlre fulluw In * n.im nl a f*
“M(Mdiitvil |u a rt u* liiaK>*€li*ra and
c trrb a t lire iirru lncU ire in*d w llh*
In Haiti X *rt(u l T tt« Hrhuul I»ia*
irii'i. lu hold * 4.1li) *l*eth»ni
P rrd iret 7
r t r r b ; Mr*. Ju ala I 'r p r e ll
Imapavtara: I lia
I ; ' * ' ■; ' . , ■
'
|r
there are
money: “Increase your income,
outgo.**
-
•
. ^
• * w-T*1
save
Much as we’d Uka to, few of us can regulate the
amount of moit«y we take In each week. Bui all of us
have control dyer' what we spend.' And many a family
bank - account haa been made
spending.!
. ’
"
_
I’r.rltiL l I I
•Berhi Mra. A anla Maud lliw k ln a
laap arlu rai M ra flu a l. Ualgar, M ,a ’
A i n u T e r m Mra. W. M- M lhlaa.
H ai.d Ihla lh a l i b aa y uf A pril,.
a
COI’N TT NUAHO O F . I T B U I * IN-^
H TIll'CTIU K. gNMINOLM COL'NTT;
FLO HI DA
i
B y FH K O T . W JIX IA M jl I
•
-
A wise man once said
k U T ItH OF MI.MCTIttX
In rn m p lla h r. w llh
Ih ,
pm *
via■m i, n f law a p p llre b l. I h * i ,t i a
m .i k . I . h .r .b p a l i . e th a t
an
.la r tle n h .a b .* n rallw l and u f*
g a r .ll lu b* ha III. and th * > . » .
will b . h .14 w ith in ami thrnugh*
■Wl g par Ini T . » Hchuul D l.lr lr t
N em bar Flv a l i t . g am lau l. I ' m , IV. Floriiia. w M
d l.trW t
W la q
alao 'k e ew u a . U .n av a g p n la l T a *
Mahasl lite trlc t. h i T »,w -*jr, May
i l l , l i t a . te r th e p u rp o ,. uf d . ,
u riiilu ln a who ab atl b . t r e a t , .*
* f th e aehl d i a l ,l i t fa r th a B a i l
u n e n ding two f u i i
.a d
lb *
nerakar a t m ill* a f d lairU t aikonl
ta x t a b * l.v lad and aalleetad t . t
aaih a t lh a la id p u r * .
♦,
T h . fn lliw la g aaaiad a re
ap
pelated ta a e t a a laap aitn ra ant;
■lath a t th e p te e la e la naiaW w ith .
la M id gpeelal T a x eakool UUtrlc l, tu huld « I 4 eta a lle a i
1 'r .r lu .t •
t'la r h : A. A. Ifu ran
lia p ^ to r e : Iw’ U Meaa, U r i Iv irta a K. a .lg e r , M ra K itty C a l-
- ckaIf maik >
L l l H t i T . W . LAWTOM,
' J:
V
Wltinl* Mailhnw*,
A l l . 1MI.
A very lovely armful—la Say Franc la, according to Pat O’Brien,
■ho ought to know. They're co-etarred for Iho flrgt time |
"Women Are Like That", i comedy of a hit-and-run rrtfrUgJ.
. . . and have
oney left over!
I
Mi
(limit lin Hlurvjr. Mr, tU b r irf
lot tip
I».il*d Ih In I Ini Hill uay' af April.
a . i». p m
nilTM TY II*».%Ill I t»K P llH I.h* INH TIIlV TIO N . NKMIMllloM COUNTY,
K u m iD A
III F IIK D T W U X I A MX,
C hair urn it
A l t * * !: T W l.AWTU.N,
H«cn>lary
e*epar
W ell, u l * t t « o rd er Of deaper■ te gunm en, each lu te n t on fin d
ing th e aam e th in g b e fo re a n y
on e alae d o e *, la a p t to b rin g lon ie
fire w o rk ,, n ot In m en tion aomn
Inaanely c o m ic a l altu etlo n a . F e e l
ing r«apon»|bla fo r th e m e n in
w hich g ir t h olehow ney flitda h era elf, J o e a e t * out to c o r r e c t m att e n . O f coureO, fpy • tim e he o n
ly m anagea Ip (Angle th in g * m ore
horribly Until, lowurd th e end of
thn pit tu rn he p r o r e *
h lm a d f
■pi tie a hern-’
Th'-rn le anffidunt comedy in
' Ihla picture for the m eet comedyhungry fen. A« e M atter of feet,
you'll probably
laugh
youraalf
iltly. Jon E B ro *n la In fine fet
tle. and th at calla for dancing in
the atraute and a holiday apirlt
In avery house In town.
Notan and M ary farliale .
Sunday
WOMEN ARE LIK E THAT
possible by careful
1
That** why It will pay you to jreod. the advertise:
ments in this newspaper. Day after day they show
you where to iret the thing* you need . . . where to get
the fulleet doUgrYworth for every dollar you spend. '
�/
Sanford fa The Only Central
lor Ida City Affording Kail, Highway
And W ater Transportation
S r m li u i lr {'muilv I’rorlurrw
More Fruit And V rt'rlahlra Than Any
.Similar Arra In Amt-riftt
AN IN DEPEN DEN T DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME X X IX
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d
Parley Backs
Candidates In
Penn Election
P ro w
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. MAY 16. 13.1H
25 Killed And
Many Hurt In
A tlanta Fire
Attorney General
A N K LE
D EEP
IN
Established In inns
MUD, D A U B ER
Labor ActWins
jPoint In Ruling
By High Court
W IN S P K K A K N K S S R A C E
Terminal Hotel Scene!
Of C o n f I agration |
C a l l e d Deadliesti
In C i t y ’s History!
,
P o s t master General
SaysAction Prompted By Struggle In*
Democratic Ranks
I )ccisi(m G i\ e n l 'p h o l d itnr B o a r d In A c t i o n
D irected
Fruit CanruMs Win
‘Dead* Measures
May Be Revived I
Action On Reorgani-l I
z.ation Bill May Be: I
I Asked This Session I
*
t: /
Supreme Cotirl W i l l
Das* I pou Decision
Df l.ower Tribunal
; vj
C S tL> CbJpcr Gibb*,
fur
NEW
2;
\ O ltk . May 16.
yC*r» a tircut jute# at JmkM.n
( A P ) — Openly enfaring mlo vitle, writs appointed S lu > A , f ur
the controversial D em ocratic, ary Crn#-«i by Gov Kr .i r t ..m
political situation in Prnnayl '• "Mr™ ' ' h,r
' «*» »
vanin, Jam es A. barley. lio.si-1
m aster general and chairman
of
p a r t y ’s
te e .
n a tio n a l
an nou nced
h i*
c o m m it-' D
I
su p p ort A * *
lfo | | v
T
ItU IIJr
I <»'■
A *
r . r W wit he did «o because / H f
Ifl
'I
[T |9||
A ||C
l c l I S
ij
H a s
emu >#
•
OfMfVICC
ho Ih o u lh t I he .slrogyl# within
_____
the r*nk» o( tho Dem ocrats “ lm n
. . __a
perils th# iU (rn « nl the p*H y In D C S C F I D C S S t a m p
the November e lectio n .’
*
K ennrdy, n o * lieutenant g o v
S p e c ia l
‘
,
T h ai
A d v e r
,
for lik d n itriil OrfOaliatUm. »nd
P ostm aster It. J
Holly t.»|d fH
U nited 8 lll» « Senator Joseph IT ■ B otariant nt Ihair regu lar weekly *f>
t s u o l - . n l . th m o r r ..
l |l)nt(l<0|i
lh „
(ui.
Th« ( ta le D em ocratic commit..
.
t#a’« can didate' fa r governor in p * n' " f ,,w -.321*..dhl mil#* in Ihi.
tom orrow ', prim ary l» Chart** |country la st year
as compared
Alvin Jon**. ^ittabVTtll b l* y * r
with only 10,000 miles duriiur the j
On the oUi*r h*nd. Earl* la the first y e a r of frd rral »#rvir# T h i . i O
C o m m itta l. taudbUt* tor abator u lh„ ^mUelb anniversary o f i
.while Guffey and l* * U are b a o * .l t ,r maU> M r n0n, Mld ^ „ „|k ' _
-•S S -v Y S
r
PhihdM phU W
p®*f"_
Fire Chiefs Taj
Seek PWA Funds!
F o r Departments
Chief Cleveland SayB
Improvements Are
Needed In Sanford
- ^ . . j a JfaO tm H A ir Mail W eek.
i*
J N f i t ThurHtlnv In a day psrL-cti- I
larly t e l
a lk ie fur Sanford lo
WABHINOTON. ltay l*. —IJPl1p,rtklpnte in the Air Mali Week,
— Rerlral of AdmlnUtratl.hi ,|rHotly *ald in nrK<*>IT everyone
alrenlth In I'onire**.
It * * ' ,0 ga ,0 ,h# aviation f eld lu »re
teamed iod«r. may encmira*.* lh#
p|,n, .
0ff
| oil
President Itoo*«e|t, lieutenant* o'cliwk with a »pccial rolh-rtlon of
to trf to push thronch the crni- j stnford airmail,
troreralal lovernment re-orkan’ i \ special stamp ha* been deisatlan bill before thl»- *e«*h»n' aj(n#d forth!* ocranion, Mr. Hmly
rloeea,
j pointed out, siring fine adveill**
The Itaiiae pl«eonbo|e.l lh*
for Sanford and Sanford re!medaUre tart month
hut two ery. The elsmp rentatn* n picture
Democratic member* now »r' 0f , itatk of celery and the •locan,
conducting a *or»k7 to determ In* -Eat More Celery."
whether there Ms been anTj Air mall service i* now avail
cMnfe of eenlltient among th* able in every American state #*•
opponent*.
!c*pt one. In Mexico, Central and
There ha* barn n*> public inJi- .South Amerlrn, the We*t Indie*,
cation that any sppr*ci*Ma num {>ie Philippine* ami the Orient, it
bor of repreaanUItvea woubl|W** .tiled. A total of fl2JI20 mile*
switch position*mow repersenta the touIm of alrOcmocrotlc Leader Rayburn of mall service in this domeitlc and
Tesae said, ,“I would be glad to foreign »y«tem.
hare the re org*ni«*tlon hill Air mall lettars now total appaajed at tbla saoalon but *0 ar«; prokimataty 70.000.000 letters annot sura yet whatlMr *• wilt tryjnually a* compared with less thin
to revive the controversy. If » " one million a few years ago, Mr.
gel tho bill up. It Will paa* "
Holly said.
Election year plea* far early
Paul Stlno, chairman of the
adjournment* *r# increasing and entertrlnment committee reported
Democratic chieftain* are wak. that tl ha* decided to postpone the
ing every effort to clear the bool trip on account of the San
roagruealona) slat* by Iho middle fe.d-Ov.eiio Truck Growers p'cnle
H June
nest Thur'day. Tho Rotary trip
Omrtott#
Turntr.
a
negro
waman. ra t E]U May Bryant.
g«i*thar negro waman, la a scuf
fle (h i,
morning
about l : U
a'llock on Weal Tbirtl#nth Btree:.
Police Chief n o , fl. william * ro
t a t e d today. Chariot*# T am er
b being held In J#JL Chief w itBam* said.
An aula wa, stolen In Winter
•arh ent<y th b ■ raping Chl’ f
M.ty 1C .—
i'■mi- Crtiirt
’ 11.i1 \vorlc6\g
d>i i . result! «u
> ’ uv by t h e i r
■n11 ili’d tu pro*
\ itii'uul Labor
TZ K'ZZ 'i. Rotarians Aboul
Earle for senetnr.
A g a in st
Telegraph ( umpany
PROCLAMATION
w
tfiu tl.tif nlMt-rves |hc iwt n u i h
,%t the inn iioiru’ ifin nf Air Mail .Service from VV (
h'rw York, Ma> I.V, I»iIH, and
W in.’ R E A S, the A ir Mail Service* rover*,
li’ iii f>f tVJ.Niii milli* miles, U ym g A i«•t -1 .1
m u
m. i
mdev Inii! year, making it nfie of Hie gr>ate-'
huHrU’M life of the nnlH*n and of im hiin» il.le t il
people f in e rally, and,
J a p s E n circle
Chinese Forces
HoldingSuchow
, uli.i delivered
if. .1 the s tr ik er a
iitnl. r the I j i 'f
|ii nli t ti'il
• ('t h
rt-
<|e*
F o r m a l R e c o g n i t i o n Is
(H v e n E r a m o ’s C u n q u e s t
By
V a tica n
WHEREAS, the Hint* of Florida »ank4 nmoitg
An th# drvflnpm rttl of ihi« e*«s.viee,
NOW. T 1IC R K F O R K , J. Rdwurd H ig g in s \l.i>
T jly of Sanfnrtl, Fit* .
hereby |*rt»,Iaim ilte week
CITY NEWS BKIEF8
.1 » ah., n,«,i* improvement*.
tnui n ih hr > >
A ir t u U r rot« |ln l of lm*(W b ,
'
,
M1 .
„. ,
4' 1 *
1ihnt loana w ill b ' m M c f»*r |»«*i i
tV |ln»s s i ll be held in the t <1 m| , llp l(l - p ym r* withiuU ^ in
i'cllun « Hull lonrflit. n lficials .in I,-rest.
n i'u n rcl toduy.
| "T h crr I* a |i<»*ibilny.’- t'h»t
--------t ’ lcvdan d a s u r i . d , "thiit m uuui
Tho Ihrco locul unit* »( N a - 'p o l fire ilepurtm rnt* m ay Ih- «l
llauial Cliiurds
s ill
hulil
their l‘ " ll’d some nf the ainney if i1
w i-k ly drills *t lha Arm ory t.» Ifnn 1,0 »•"»*"
Hint lli.r,. i- s'
r r s l demand for purchs*!* o f lir I
a p p ara tu i, erection «*f fire wtia-1
lion*, fur fire alarm improve'
A new pip« lino h at been con
m cnls, and other general improve
nected with tho otter pool in the
m cnts."
Zoo o provide running waar contin
A letter from Daniel It. Tier
uously. A number o f Illy pad*
n cy, president of the In te rn a lum
have hUo been added to the pool.
ul A-n<ci"lion of Kite C hief*, hs-l
Just
tmen
receivrd
by
t'hirt
CU veU nd rr.|urslin g his co-oper
ation in furn ishin g
Information
which would be of aid to the A>
sociatlon In securing allotment*
of the money for municipal tire
depart men' s.
Mr. T ie m ry
rrquested
riu et
(T w etan d In answ er three nursliunai 1. W hat motor apparatus
(new and replacrntsnt) would tie
needed to brin g your departnirnt
up to full stren gth T
2.
How
m any fire elation *, (new and
placem ent) do you believe ji.ur
dep artm m t needs T 3. W hat fire
alarm im provem ents are n e t d d ’
T h e le tter asserted that total
fig u re s w ill W
prepared
Irom
th * agawera received from all drpart merits reportin g and th at on
ly .lh a to tals w ill be uaed- The
Information, lh a latter read,
i*
needed I s build up a case trie fed
eral finan cin g o f fire depart m<n<
improvem ent*.
i
“T h e association * o ffice r*." the
letter added, “ InUnd to m ake ev
e r y effort to secure authorisation
• f federal fund* fe r fire drpart.r e s r m e s a # • r a g * r * . i
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In 21. la w ae N A T IO N A L A IK MAIL W F K K , for
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The Sanford Herald, May 14, 1938
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 1938. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1938; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald